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Th tie E4i.ars II Ike Enqnue

I1 the Edtt0rS ~ Gs EH4HUG.
Permit M, through your columns, 10 say 10
manv ci,!zens Of Middlesex, whose Gard appears
in your paper o. Friday last, thai am forced 70
decline the very naiering call they have made
uaon me 10 become a candidate Tor q seat IN The
ncxl Legislature. | have not The vanity 10 sup
cose that, having been for 50 siicfi a time a resi-
len, amonss, them, ! can be tic lavorile Tor a
ros, 50 honorable and important; and as here i
Already a candidate in the field, an affirmative Ie-
sponsr 10 their wishes might e~ndanssr he asceii-
,..ncy OF li,use great principles for which We
have all 50 warmly and 50 successfully Struggled.
In such a cause, it is honor enough 10 oatie as
a soldier atis rams.
Sincerely grateful ;or this mark Ct The conf
dence and regard Of NJ lelluw-cilizens, | remain,
very respectfully, yours,
Middlesex, 6'h April, 1916.
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Making an aggregate expendi.

Making an aggregate eXpeDdi.
,ure OF S',429,o2 -
TOR The support Of schools, exclusive of books and
stationery for the use Of scholars. Divide inc
above sum BY 676, 1872, he number OF scholarsin
s,ructed, and the average cost for each child IS
50 II.
The above estimate and statement are based on
data, excluding New York, where The schools arc
all free, and ,he laws ~pcculia! and local. u
should be remembered that the average ilme 'he
schools were laugh, last wear, is about eight
months, ana j, i proper 10 observe, that N ordeI
10 have The tuition bills low, it is ONLY %need'ui
thar all The children OF The district should attend
the school promptly and diligentNy The whole
lem.
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With thanks to The Times for lis kind appre-
cia,ion Of our sentiments on The Mexican qucs-
lion, we would say. that though We did not pub
fish on Thursday he Mexican intelligence as
received by New Orleans, substantially me same
account was given in cur Wednesdays paper,
extracted from he Mobile papers.
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A late arrival from Texas brings us The result
of The election Tor Concres. in Galveston county:
Williams 40, Pilsbury 80, Cooke g, Lewis :,
Mcgsirson !, Green !.
A lelier from Ma;amoras, in he Co,nas Chris
ii Gazette, announces General MeJra % be Al Ma
,amoras. He had mustered every soldier there,
and marched across the Rio Grande, under The
IMPRESSION tha, he should meetlhc advance OF he
American army. He was in great anger at NOT
finding them, as he had boasied that he ard his
troops wocld win many laursls before they lie.
turned.
The Mcxicans .alk boasiingIy Of proceeding
forthwith 10 ares, The march OF Gen. Taylor up
on the Rio Grande.
In addition 10 Gen. Ampudia, who is said 10 te
within two days march Of Ma,amoras. with
$500 n,en mostly cavalry, (thoueh other accounts
represent a mn,iny il his camp The letter de-
scribes The following as the state Of the Mexican
forces in lha, section of he country. Il is, doubt
less, exaggerated. The writer thinks that the
question OF fight OF no fight" will soon be Set
ted:
General Caaaies with $40 10 1860 troops al
hcai II sal: Lakes 81 miles from comargo;
General .a'ejia or Sal Colorado, where inc Old
Nata,no.as road crosses ;ha. river ston; 60 or 20
miles from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! 80 iner;
General Gaicia Al PJin. Isabel, with $50 men,
mostly iDfantry aud artillery;
Ceneral SsTereigo, 9Th some goo men, is
upon The Colorado, beiween General Mejia and
tie lover ford, which IS from 10 70 ID miles from
tie Gulf;
Gen. La Vega 0, M.iamoras, with 1860 troops,
late commanded By Gen. Arisa, detained 10 rein.
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The article signed "~tlonesty is the best poll
cy," did MOI reach US for several days after il was
written. Our friend will observe that we nave
already obyia,ed The necessity for publishing his
capital hit at The "nisly light Of our King Will
liam correspondents.
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AT the reques; e a distinguished friend, We
cory the following increasing sketch Of Mr.. Col
quit Of Georgia, from 'he New York Sun. an
mus, admire The lranliness and Honesty OF Geor-
gas able ami ~trillian, Senator. The fire that
-always marks his speeches shows that he is sin
cereiy patriotic, and lhai, at all hszatds, lie will
assert VIA, he conscien,iousiy believes 70 be
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Enr lie En1lQrer.

~ I"7"''''
Messrs. Editors Please announce ihaI ihef.
will be a petition presented 10 The next Lesis!a
iure, Nv he citizens o Chesterfield, praying lN
The construction oil a Tree bei'sr over Jane LIver
MANY CITIZENS.
Chesterfield, Aptil9:h, 1876.
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Ev me LicnicaGnt Gocerno, ot IrgtHla.
4 pPDCJAMAjIO ION.

WHEREAS a yarancy nnin G e. sua ~ ,ne Of G Jamrs
n p,o,r. ESQ, The Srnainr eject for the district coni-
pnsed III the counties of Pulaski, Tazewrll, Wy'he,
i;ayson Smyth and Carroll, the sherlf.S ot NE sali
cn,n,ie. ate ihrrrtn,c REQUIRED 10 hold elections, within
their respective counties. on The fourth Thursday IN
april next. 10 I'LL The vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand n Lieutenant Governor tari'
ing ~ the absence # The Governor rom the seat
r4rN1 al government and under the lesser : Al Of tue
Commonwealth. ~ Richmond. In, thii'ieth day
.f March. m M" ear lac. jNo. r. WILL.
March 3I-Cid
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IN cHASCERY-vIxerrIA AT kules neg
e. ~ III. Circui, super ior Court 81 ~,
and chancrry for king William County, attns
Hons. on Monday. the I'd day Of u February, iefe NJ,
Ann King aud others,
Need Plcod and olympia his wife, and N -.
ron p. Siam and May his wife, MGR
The defendants above named, 70. nssin. q iht
th.,r appearance and gwen tee"rlty aceo, n ard -
ns,,nr ~ satisfactory evidence ttatthey are ne "a. ~
S,ant. ri rhis Commonwealth, u is ordered Al lt
ard d-fsndant. do appear here On the h,'t ess sin,f
rsx, te. n, and answ. - the amended S'i. ., ~ inserted =.
and Ina, a cory Of this order be forthwith nm" .od .,s
soms nswspaper published in the Ciiy Of Il na's ssoss.
continued for two months fucessslveiy, = q ~
COW po,,.d al the front door Of the Court Sou~
county. n copy, npnyIApp, D.
Fel. l7-ew1m
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IN CuANCERY-ViEGiSii:-A n Count Eha 4
L Amelia Comfy, the 26th March, 1886: -
Henry, sometimes called Henry Johnson . me-
color, who sues 10 Jormd pdupfTn, fIa'"H0'
against 4
John w Mash, Executor Of Ahner Nash csesa"
Harriet P. Nash, Thomas Peyton Giles. tl5abeee,
Dieges, Catherine L. Disges, Ann Z. Diises, -,
". Digces, william Il. D!gges, Travis = n,'nl
Eppa Nash, pe,sn.a%u
Tho plaintiff having flied his bill. and The d-ieness,,
Thomas Peytun Giles, Elizabeth c D!eeet, ~" Il
l.. pigges. Aun &. D,gges, Elias v. Disses, hi.''IIsf
Dizges, got having entered their appearance" 49,. \,
10 aw and the rule. Of this Court, and y ap3sn.,,
satisfactory evidence that they are not ,nhAona ~.
this Commonwealth, il lie ordered that they apteTT I'm,
at 8 Court TO be held for said county, ca ing ~ .tsus
day In June next. and answer the biil Of inc p,s.-
and that a copy Of this order be inserted In some ? 70
paper printed in The City Of Richmond, omen S,a 4
TWO months successfully, and posted al TIE IRON
tie Court House Of this county. r,ou r,.tt.
Copy. Teste, !. q. Lr'o"'
March aI-cM9m ~
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

E.sN DCIL-.hAa8 80
Dan AWAY :rom the subscriber on "wednesday, the
II 9Th " arch, rATkIrh, a brieht Mniatio, aboht , irft
% or III inchr- IN height. iar,e wtiskrrs. ana 'ohs
b.. .bI Ian. he Is wei acqll,nted III Klriinniih an:
rr,efshnrr, and I : Guit- %p;uha''e ;l'ai nc y lnfNine
M al one o. The Other q! thcsc PAGES. WIZ give. NE
abnvc reward iolny one vim VII ar1feiirnG siid ha-
RICHARD a PERRY,
Anil cit Cabin Puiu;, SuTy County.
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Ey the Northumberland, sc hear that Sir Ro-
her PEEL Tad moyeI . admi: Bnckwhea', Ind an
Com and Rice free Il duiy-0hich wa agreed T.
hr Tie blouse 81 Commons.
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II cnANcERy-vr.,>,A:. N~oithumbe'I"nd cocn.

\ lE,iNIA = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUU".
l 4, Count, 9th re6niary. ieiC
l~iardadss COX. guardian 10 Luc: H.. and Fa,rieins
B.. ". Leland, Coinpi'IhcBt'
against
T.ter z. Cox and Ann Maria bis VIE, who 1as Ann
.',rjq Leland. and II. Chi dren y; The said P";cf T. c"t
ana ann maI,a hs wife, and Lucy K. AID Fahr:cihs
u. II. Leland, ie!ti'ar'S.
this day cane lie complainant ~ hi counsel, nd
II aptrar!pe 10 ~. Satisfaction ri tir Cour. that tns de.
PENDANTS. Peter p. Cox aud Ann Maria his wife and
children. are NOT lnhab,tsri> Of this Commonwealth, on
The m0IIun of the complainant by his counsel. u IL or
rerrd. Tint the SAID defendants appear here on the sr-
cnnd Monday in May hrI', and answer The complain
ants biz; and thi, a cop, If his order he forthwith IN
serted in The Ricl,munh Enquirer, for two months success
siv-Iy and also posted n; the front door Of the Court
House Of his county. a Copy. Trsir,
tab. .l-rwam. NJ n. GEALI.E. G. G..
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The Fincas,le Valley Wing states that he val
,,b,e ,t0U,t .Ja farm. in Baleionrt county, i.as
h,en recently purchased by our ene'ge'ic an1e g.
,eemej fel!ow.cilizsn, Joseph X. Anderson, t.q.
The Whis taxes the occasion 10 speak OF M.
Anderson, in.u>lfy, intelligence and enterprise
in Terms ii the highest, hu; wcii-de>er:ed praise;
and pfesuming, We hope We may say without
rea.on. ,hal Mr.. Anderson Kill return 10 reside IA
Ills native county. cordially welcomes him bacR.
an The name q he whole people Of bo'e'9uFi,
II gives rs much pleasure, on he part oil i.ich-
m9nd. 10 say That these compliments do no more
than lu>i!ce t. a gentleman whose ac'ive ehetS''
excellent judgment. ard eeleTsl. capachy ioi pn-
siness affairs, together with very popular Ma
~, have made linn one Of our most valuable
ami most valucG citizen - Tines.
I'VE ale happy 10 know hat Mr.. a. does ha'
intend 10 abandon our city.
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NOTICE.

In compliance with the foregoing decree, shall pre-,
,e.d 70 state, se,t.e and nd,ust, tho accounts referred
m ia the town OF Luray. Page county, Virginia, on the
.7:h day Of May next, and continue ffon DAY 70 Gay
mill completed, rhen and whsre the parties intsfes,ee
are required 70 attend wiki 'hsir eia!ns,n they sa,AA
proper.
April exs~
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OSuiSi1
The whole number reported for The year
ending On The 3iN day Of December,
1913. exclusive uf the Civ Of New
York, iron which 20 returns had been
received al Inc date Of the report from
,b;s i. nartnrnt was Gil, 5i8
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N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iounty Court,
1 February -. 80:
Charles Nehh, Lacy /. Graves ard sarah J.
Graves. fiaiat'n-j
against
Milan c. Moore. 81. Administrator Of William c.
We5b. decreased, JOHN V. Webb, lson OF AUGUSTINE
Vrbb.1 Ann l. Graves, William !. Graves, Pdneiia
caves, oliy.r II. Perry Te'riil, John V. Webb, tsor 81
John V. Wrhb,j wyatt EriiteDden Webb, Mit'hini
Rosy eli Webb, Gir,apt Webb. lanes 5 Maison and
Iu,y Woodw ard his IS ir, Jane Fiv-on S;foyer Frances
~, 5b. L. L Ketsoot aud HARRIET lis wife. Jane Allen,
WyFt, SANFORD, Ausn.tus e.. sanford, John SANFORD,
i,cuLen Sanford, Granville sandioid. Wiiinnghny :.
aco,I, William C. HcGpes. Ihacker iiedges, - victor
aud Sarah Monah his VIE. Frances stnnt, henrietta
Branham. Horace Branham. catna.inc BraGaam, Henry
4. 3ranham, Win. -. Hedges, Jonas ~. Meneite and
;Iorlai hi. wii.. AID Nirilni ". "TaHaam, Dtfsnfants.
The d, PENDANTS. Join V. N.Db, son of Augustine
VI, I'D 81 John V. Webb. .srnn; Juhl '. Nrbh.i wyatt
,,rut.nden Wcih, M,isl pn Boswell! Wrhh, Garard
Nebb. James :. iiat.Un Ind Lacy woodward MS we,
Jane ylvspn Struyer. Frances Webb, JInr 6iIcn,
w,ar, ~sani;r.. J"hn S%andfp,d, Reuben %sAndio.d,
G.ah,ile >ana. orr, Wi!0us'iby :. setti, William 9.
Ilcd. cs, Thlcaef Hedges. - Victor and Sirah 1oiiaii
MS we. F.ancts stone, Ilrnrrita Branlan. Horace
Dranlam, Gatnariuc hranham. Henry 4 BraGhain, WI
Ia ". Hedges. Tomas ~. Mcrr:"e aud MuTiah his wife,
and William W. Bnnhaln, not having entered u.clt dp-
pc,;anc, aud gwen security Ascending 70 The At 81 ~
s.nblv aah the Rules of iii, Court, aud il Appearing by
sariafactoty evidence that they ae not Inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth Oh motisn of tie PLAINTIFF by
counsel, il is ordered. that The said defendants d" appear
! here on the fourtll Monday IN May nexi, and answer the
kul Of the plaintiffs; and Iha; a copy OF this ORDER he
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published IN f',is
Commonwealth Tor two months successively, and mat
another COPY thereof be posted at the font door oil The
Court House of this county.
Copy. Te.ie,
- EDV CIArk
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ia Civ ofNew York 9S66
Tbs whole number Of children Of all age
,aoghi during The yedr 1874 in all he co,fI1oii
.h3"I. of n. S,,,e i%rc,pdins lie civ cf New
MI, us 136,Ji5
The runbsr instructed during he year
Ne@ y,rk was 7o9,i56
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nudge for himself. touching is tosuas' ~ raomar
IIhrswn overheard, with hi colleagues CSofai
~. pJacl, and los, his election as sneinvs'u ~
Cnnsrsss The next year, bowe"er, parry ciI liz
w,s IN y new phase, and he was Ieiurneu ~ -,
ga, =, WASHINGTON. Before ne had server 1I'
~" second Term Of election, he was iransieieg -
,hs Sena,e where he now leads The 3asfe Mnta
~ he Democracy. Without abaiins a Witt
his finn LOYALTY 10 The domestic rights, 'ne nou,1,
hnIt honor OF individual States, Senator 1o'4nn.
and his immediate parry are me saun' u e.,
defenders al The integrity Of The Union. roI
one !, his ie~a,peramefi, his personal am9i''on y
81 a moderate ana most u~nselti>h cas'. IL ~,
b. in action, anlall his habits o:ihonsHt ueIn""u
MAJ hi, eNer;iop should lent 70 q useiul pufPose.
Wheo he wills be knows beiler lilan mosI neh
bnw 10 effect. Yet he is no intrigued. tle
only = resola,c laclician. In stature, senator
C,loniu !, above medium height; in manners
he has The frank, sell relying courtesy OF Inc 1ou,n'
in look and voice, fearless and dec'de9, aH, ~
| relher like one who means 10 'hlnk hF Z"
lhovehts-and say hen lon." handsome he =
MOI. and sin more certainly he IS not usiy, w.
one never thinks whether he IS el!hef, ~hen ~
cnuvr,ssIion with him; Tor everything else IS lost
,nd overwhelmed 10 he force 81 his charhc'et.-
hi. his living duectn,ss Of ihonshtan sPeecn,
winch gives 10 his imprisoned diciiof ~ ihucn
,.oWtr On he stump ~ il the Senate cLa'iVei'
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Total estimated expenses Si3l
Add amount acin lis expended, as
a%sceriainei by The return OF 1874,
including Tor libraries 99I
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Ths overland mali lrcm I11ia arrived on the
9th February, about a month later than before re-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
We clip the following from ~ N.
Picayune-it is no, dnimportant.
HAyASA Fell lMl

He
Dear Pic: send you rspers CONT.
ing all the news from Mexico, which m
will find interesting. Santa Anna !. my Ivy
openly preparing To return there, but A.. A."
MT 60 by this months steamer. Il ~. 4
steamer from Mexico there came Mn
Borghese, bat she dared moi land, !, NJ. II
", the Empresario Of the Opera .wor.a
wonld impfisoh her for having run a,, u
from here three years since while 4n,..
ed as Prima Danna, and lef, him r. ny y.
larch. Every influence was tried or IL; ~
But he as immovabie. "''
Oar troops are in constant active ain
and Have lien So for mon,h sh.
fights, reviews; &C., &c., take plac. j
most every day; and the greatest a,,.a
ton is displayed by The general Officer. i
the acconrelnents and personal an,...
hnce Of every soldier. The Con.c,;a,:
law has been extended to this Island a.I
the process of enrolment il now po;n. ~ ].
in order TO fill the ranks of the arm :"
The navy IS also preparing for service z
The e-of-ba,tlel hi s il WAS fo,,bd nso..
sart to repair, and il is being done with al
haste; meanN bile a frigate has gone on !
mission TO Vera Cruz. In fact mr. mill;
tary; land and sea, have lost their old easv
times, and they now sisea, and n,fr ..g
blow about as though they we're 10 NEE, :
world in arms.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

We have just been looking over the
contents Of this little volume, and think it
entitled to much credit. 1t consists of so
pages. is well arranged, and is filled with
useful information. We have 70 hesitan-
cy in saying, that NJ j. Newhall is entitled
10 liberal patronage Of this work from
ihe people Of the Territory, it will GER
ta;nly do US much good, in giving people
abroad brief but correct account of our
present condition, the future prospects Of
the Territory, and the resources Of one o!
the richest countries that ever enjoyed the
light Of the sun. The price of the Mai's
volume is but twenty five cents. Every
one who has friends abroad should not
fail 10 send them a copy. BY 50 doing the
Territory will gain reputation, and Mr.
N. obtain That appreciation from the pub.
lic to which he is jastly entitled as an au.
thor Of three laborious works Of this
kind.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

This distinguished Senator has at length
defined his position on the question Of no
fiee. He declares, that SO far rs the notice
depends On him, III shall be given regard
less ef consequences.p After the notice
shall have been given, he goes for further
speculation, under the favorable auspices
which the question will then assume. He
declares our title to the whole nnquestion-
sble, bat does NOT intimate what compro
mise be would consent 70. We should
rather have had him declared for the rhole
regardless Of consequences" How any
people Or party can AonOrob!y surrender
N ''unquesiionable" right, when the de-
nand = arrosanly made BY an other, Is
more th.a We can comprehend. Such .
surrender must be made, IL made at all,
for one Of two things; FIRST, By reason d
fear. q secondly, for the purpose Of pur-
chasing peace. In either light. the msf-
ter il alike dishonorable, if made by .
people able 10 defend themselves. This
= our position upon the qusstion Of COM
promise, TO i we shall adhere.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
C0NCRESSI0NAI,.

Since, our last news the House has
passed lie Indiana appropriation bill, and
a bill regulating constructive mileage Of
the members of the Senate; which pro.
vides, that in case the Senate are called
together for an executive session, no SEN
ator shall draw pay for travel Unless he
actually performs such travel. Nothing
further, Of much importance, has transpir
ed. The question Of notice is steadily
discussed in the Senate at intervals, and
appears to be near final action. A move
was made by Mr.. Dayton on the 18th ult.
to postpone the whole subject for two
weeks; since, as he thought, the new.
from England was 50 pacific. Thanks to
the good sense of the Senate, no such
move could prevail. We expect in on,
next to be able to inform our readers O.
the final passage Of the ''notice" bill
through the Senate. A
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

The news from the Burman Empire is
Of fhe highest importance. Revolution is
shaking the whole frame Of that benighted
Empire. but from what particular cause,
we have not been able to learn. The fact
is certain, that the King Of Ava has been
hurled from his throne BY his own s,lhiects,
and all the officers Of his court put to death.
There is evidently war between igno-
rance and superstition en- the one hand, and
knowledge and religion ON the other. L,
is BY no means doubtful which will pre-,
vail Az light spreads, these revolutions
intake plsce, and they will continue, unt
Ill enlightened demoeracies, the odlystfaly
appropriate soil for the growth of Chris.
tianity, shall rule and embrace the world.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14
Furious debate IN the Frtxeh Chsnbel1 y
French people still for AmeFiea. \

French people still for America.
On the 18th and 18Th, 2oths and 2lst Of
January, one Of the most angry and able
debates came of in the French chambers
that has been witnessed for many years.
The debate grew out Of Mr.. Guixot's un-
expected position againstlhe United States,
and in favor Of England, on the questions
Of Oregon, Texas, and the Balance Of Pow
er. The subject was opened to the Peers
by Count Pellet, once cabinet minister,
and an author Of history Of the United
States. He openly and fearlessly con-
demned the course ofthe French Govt. Gas
highly impolitic and PARTIAL" and repre-
sented this country as the most sure and
most natural ally Of France. He goaded
Mr.. Guizot SO hard, that the latter was
forced 10 come to an imm ediate explanation,
in which he did not fail to show his Brit
ish foot. On the Goth Jan. Mr.. Theirs
mooted the same subject in the chamber Of
Deputies. This man is undoubtedly one
Of the greatest in France. He represents
the people, aud coming fresh from them,
he took occasion to say that France loved
America, and that the people of France
did, By no means, adopt Mr.. Guizot's pol
icy, towards us. His speech is long and
mastery, he being one Of the most learned
men Of the times. With such overwhelm-
ing arguments did he turn and overturn
Guizot that the latter was obliged TO ask
o respite before he could reply. On the
2lst Guizot replied, but without effect
Mr. Theirs had opened flood-gats upon
him, the torrent Guizot was unable to op.
pose. The strife was renewed on the 81
Of Jan. and our last news leaves NJ. d.
Tocqueville about to commence new on
slaught upon Guizot. Tocqueville has trav
eled all over the United States, and writ
ten an extended work on sthe Domocrac,
of America" He is lover Of America
and he will deal his blows out to the Brit
ish French Premier swiftly and heavily
France Is still for the initial STATES. lie
us then still continue to sympathise will
the Republicans of France. " *t9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-14

SsrzusE OF AN AMERICAN VrssEL.-
In RIsosMENr or Mn. Lowry, OF BAL
rIxoRE.-The Philadelphia Ledger, ofyes-
terdsy, says: ave have been shown let
ter received in this city from Montevideo
dated 23d Of October last, in which the
writer, Mr.. Naulty, formerly Of This city
and who is now a merchant Of Bneno:
Ayres, says that on his way from the South
ern coast, returning to Buenos Ayres
which in his absence, had been blcckedct
BY the British and French, his vessel was
seized and he taken prisoner, az he at
tempted to enter by an English frigate, ant
sent into Montevideo along with Mr
Lowry, from Baltimnre. He was thers
detained at the time the letter was written
not being allowed to have any communities
lion, with shore, or to send to Bneno.
Ayres for his clothes. Others Of our ccnn.
trymen are probably exposed to the sumo
danger"