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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

Emigrnnts continue to pour in to th1 United
States from the famine wasted countries Of Eu.
rope; many Of them so poor, so miserable, and
so wreiched, as 10 ill the most rrelIticed Hrea'!
With sympathy for thclr ot'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
W,suS6roS CIlY, February lIh, 1917.

We seem 10 be on n balance between war and
i,rncc-lo-day VIC ln,o rum"rS mud sr"ruIair"ns
IF race. tnIks about commissioners 10 moot a!
jin,rua-lo.morrow our wnr-trrhug vii probn-
bly, b,ls,lc up aud we vii talk about tho taking
O, SON il1n, and 4 mach 10 the Iio!l's Of Ii,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

GrIon. A. II. SEWER is entitled to our thank
for public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

done in good fa'h, based upon an article IN the
"Democra." and # 1t was an error wh''" we are
not We, ready to admit, the Gazst'o's assertion TO
the contrary Notwithstanding 'or The 'o'."o' - a.
ered'ablo authority as the 'n'of' we W.T. WIN, WV"
pleasure contradict H. when We rece''o CIV ',0"''
Of our error. The nrticIo was no' Puo"S"'u ~"
view TO ehec' W. we" 10" u " '',. .Y';h,.
Governor an u""c','U le"s 'at ~
al insinualions oil Inc "'@'''' "'0 ''0"
might expect iro" i" cum. ""' ;,
"ho'e eu''o''"' '''' .,,a.,, .,,J
We owe oOFu'e"ee
depend MOI oPo" '"e '"0
crnt 'bahhof h'"'es VI avn
except from what we suppose W ~ r
OF our country II uo-' "'' -
The Democrat 10 I"o"'' Is ~ ''O'"0 .r,,,r
su'''c'e"' puo'.e o'"0 :.h;,,, bo
rights ana as lot "'s ''A''',o"'' c;,r
''''''O'' '''N ,.,;,, r., ,be
'i'0 las, van. b,vc given
-, f.. bo,,;Ii,y to him on our
;,
,r, ..., H., I,,.I ., y, s,nl * not a "IIvOrRO
l,r ,,,,o,.i in rn,I faith
van ,,L.I;,ioo,I rau,e for rsing
''''''u 10 notv.;,tstanl /.
10 ''' l,:.,,',,
i"e l''>O.'" A. Ha,,,r cy,o,t "aid and
II '''' u ,..,,a. Of hi, su,nor, Of Col.
co"'lo' '''" - ,;,,, william, their hos.
As"'ey' wv? "'p was clyeo in the
o'' s'T' We ,,,, .hp hes, M
oe''c' '"'' nus =, tran, "a nm
'eres''o '"' '''''' ,,,, Tim
insult az "''V'''i'' vi '''' vase
suppo'' VI '"' |r.,, .l..
W.ora mn, n, tho "ileqd Ou,r,ors" Of party,
,rd We are no, in tho habit Of taking the "cuo"
IF lenders like the Gazette. Query why did no,
the ,;,lc,,, di,plnyns much zeal for the clect
,r Mr.. Newton, as it does for his position now he
has the seat IN Congress! l'Id II take Tue cue
Of Bertrand &ro.
0gMr. BENToN's "cxpose' IN relation 10 the
proposition to create II Lieutenant q neral WIFI
found on our first page. 1t is credrtrbc to the
great StltcsIan, anu MS pau W P'O''Nu'i'' W
the war is consonant with the grca! mind, whlch
displays as grc"' "'''''a'! genius as "0" y !"
CIV" NE. we oc'Ie'o ''c SucccSs Vi o"' ''''''''
L..a ,,l ,Lar tho ,,,,i,. lamar
,,.,.l, off .,,son.llo rro,o.
'.,,',I ,..'r, ,Lo p,,.;.,,o, u,,,o a. o, rests
.,,,,,,.. ol,,rl L., o,,o,,J,o
w. ,,,.,.,io, ma c,o,;on L,,o n.s.
=, 49,, o,.,,.,;,, 81 ,io no,i.,, a,l ,h. r,o.
'''.'' III '"' '','' w ,'',' I;,.,,,'..,,.
o'"'o" u me ''<'''"' 50 N''.'' i','''''''
"I"e'"'' 'o'o'
SuIe' '' '"'' - - ~! :
~ oluneers al Ncu Orledns.-Ihe New Or
leans papers bring to us complaints of the ouira'
yes committed in that city by Volunteers, there
waiting i"F''"isof'a'''''' NC '''SS'S''GI "0'P'
are eAhohoFa"u'
In ANrocious Nnrd,r.-A foul murder was
committed in s.. Frascis county ON the night OF
the 9TH inst, by Hugh Cusicci upon the person OF
James " hitsrtt. The provOcatIou was lint the
latter entered piece Of land which tho former
claimed. who bu,chcrtd WhitselI in the arms Of
his wife. Cus:ec il now a fugitive from justice
Th, S,1ui,rI> WORT let the G,nJ.s, hay. TIE
rs,,,,ns ni ('hriqr,,h,, [ ',ium luS,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

CyDy letter from an OH er Of tho Arkan.
sas Volunteers at For, Gibson, We learn that the
Mounted Volunteers under Captains Pelham and
lmbolcn, will be discharged on the las, of this
month; and by tho same, we learn that there will
DO TO troops sent to Fort Wayne; and that the
Volunteers ire IN fine health and spirits, mary of
whom are eager for service ngain. and will 60 to
Mexico if they arc "alowcd half chance"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
TiIl. VAN bUREN BRIDGE.

,'''
Fu'I!c attention. Ms lcfr'"'"r" scarcely bcen
'"''" 10 u" '''' 'A' t'' - s'',''"'e at It's las'
Sr,>'""' P1>Si very 'p'rn' r'"''r' 10 Which
MAS wee" c'', ' attention o. i've ''H''r' OF he
W i"'
Br'4sr cross 'h' Arh'o~1' river at Va" H1rcn.
> 'mnr ". K"ybnro and Col. Robert Calvert
vl>l'd our city l.ns w"ch; and snbmtuoh prop
osir,on .hich pIacrs the subject N ne" I,s.r to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

L. S. Senator in Kemucly.-Dates of the CIT
inst, bring accounts Of the 23i baIlo!Ing. I'm
deryooj ahead-but noschoice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

0JThe Cotton Plan, has our thanks for late
New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

ne DOSlDu l bsA' VI u ls'AS "'''N'
stated that cotton goods have risen very m"ch !"
price recently, Amoskeag sheetrng', when
few weeks since were sod by the agents oil
cents arc now up 10 81 last year al this tune i''
s,me ou,liIy stool at cents. Within shoTs
time ,ickings and dcnms have advanced to
cent per ward. Prints, such as have lately bee"
bough, from to 4! cents, arc selling BY the
case for 81. Colored cnmbrics have advanced =.
IN | cent. WoolIen, linen and rubber goods are
advancing"
Gen. T,yL,r's Ltilsr.--Gru. Games is IN WASH
ipp,on, and III, Mobile AdyerI;en says, he admits
ina, the letter from Gen. Taylor, lately published
N the New York Express, was addressed TO- AMI
published by him
Tie territory conquered by our troops in Next
co consists Of SIX States, covering l2!,O1O square
miles, with population OF G?9.9G? persons.
U,ius.-Thrre have been chosen to the Maine
House of Representatives II democrats aud -
whrs. AT the lat trial four districts failed to
elect, and one has not been heard from.
Orcy3Oc Of lie N|r.-IrtOrm't,on has been
received from Egypt, by respectable mcrcn"I''"
house in Belfast, thrt the Overlooking Of the Me
has carried away 80 villages IN Lower Egypt
With all the produce they confined; mciwng a
ycIy large quantity of Aux. The Go''rnm""t
Dos Sc; vigorously II work To rcpif the d'N'''
ErIand.--Tac Liverpool TINES says-im no for.
,,o, ,o,;.J If brr L.,I,ry has his nrr, of tho
roi,rJ Erolor, cxbib,,rd such n i.rrabio and
alarming aspect as al the prcSen: time. Sara
ION Of the most Girc description stains lhougA-
out tie length and breadth Of lis provinces; dis
case and death are hur;!I"s their victims !Iom
off the stage Of timo, and millions of a brave
hut misguided people know not Low aud where
fl, bra,e the awful misery which haunHs their
no,nJ, walks and mJuuu; vl,lol'. So great
and ooi,,r, + led is tie arIoInt Of .s:utlt.ol nDw
prevailing llatl. Hl'r'S d ''e',''''' ~ ''' '~7
and nlsuo the sn.f'r HS' OF inc o,''''Ss' prov
uuequn 20 I,.c cmrrocnly' an P''''' "'.''''''
cnce starts back at the uorIty''5 picture o' MS
ery which div drm1uI, rsiei - ''c'''A IN any
Instances tho Irish cabins arc I!lis C'"e' '''"
cElarnc houses, where the dead, unc arcn i9'' '"'
buried lie fostering by tie sdo Of tn, dying
~. D.t,:. p.,n,;.s -Ta. Va .inr.,n In.
ion. If the I'll inst. SAYS:
We understand that con.sart, fer the fist for
classes of the public printing were TINS day award
edit, Nc>,r,. Wendell & Van Brnthuyscn. of Aia.
ne New and that for the oh class 10 VI >srs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

ocyVOnderlyn's grea, picture The Landing OF
Columbus" has been put up in tho panel it was
designed to fill in the Rounda Of the Capitol.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

W Our thanks are due TO the Hon. 7. W
Newton for public documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

GA specimen Of the food has been shown
which the Irish emigrants usual bring WIKI thcm
10 support life while crossing the Atlantic. 10
color. it resembles guano, but in form, in presents
more tho appearance Of coarse meal. The Ex-
press could not learn the name by which ii is
known, but understood that it is a kind Of berry,
which is first dried in the and then groun d
Mp for use. The flavor is quite offensive, and
The food is unpautnbe in the extreme. About
the only article of food besides this. which the
emipran,s use, is the common sea biscuit. The
first article they call fo,' 90 reaching our aims
house is the potato, which they prefer 10 the best
OF meats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

The Sea Serpenf-This rarmim has made It's
appearance in the north sea. Tho English now
admit tina. his snakeship was seen by the Yam
KEGS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

G-AN RigM.-A slave in Charleston. 5. c.
tried for murder in killing another slave, ms been
acquitted on the ground Ina. the blows struck by
him, aud which resulted in the death OF the VIC
tim, were Inflicted by direction Of MS Mistress
In oil SUCH cases the owner was 10 be regarded
as the guilty party. The mistress i, 10 be tined.
The Ncr Eock.-G. ". Blunt SAYS that the
new rock noticed by the captain of n Baltimore
bnrquc, as lying in lat 80 20 y. and !ong &c :
10 w., was on GouJt an iceberg, the appearance
Of which in this aIt1dc, even 50 lat IS August
p. ~ no ne.G, uaHsIai.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

4 Horrible .NqsMtre.--Ihe British Govern
men. has lately received information from its
agents OH the western coast Of A irlca Of fright
ful occurrence, which. however, IS not 50 novel IN
the annals of the su,o trade. A negro Chief
having 1000 slaves upon his ha"ds and being
unable to dispose Of them, mad them all killed be-
fore his own eyes. The French Go'efnm nj
has also teen undo acquainted VITA this horrible
massacre.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

6JTho loss by the late fire at Boston is cstI-
mated not 10 exceed 100000. The proportion
insured is about $50 900.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

o. oluniecrs al Neu Orleans.-The New Or.
leans papers bring TO us complaints of the ouira-
yes committed in that city by Volunteers, there
waiting r,r.;a#sioriai.,i. Tic Mississippi
are eAhonorutcd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

% NfA togc sni is,'ui ,sbm-icn 8, | I'm
81 90 90 doaA " 90 bot, insctpiatlc BE-
s'ier hss Perm I'D itsae iul alamHy
..s.s' cur b.l1,,i coDnuv
! rtas my dear ~ &C. aeccr; s-nfanc"'
o' nv rlsnisje Tor ,he Kun msnnef 90
WNi-t t1I have ,i,Cuici the GUY i5N.
aids a., a','snod TO you " The Wings 81
Ausufn sni e. my beng with Ierieel 60
t,n m ,ti f,g.'d
i.uf licnl and ottdcr, servant
II CLAY
S,itts1Ik ocfScK. ESQ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

Saratoga and Washington Raiiroad -
Tie grading OF this read las been COM
mcncod, and considerable work done on one
or two scciiou. In short time, as soon
a, the snow and Fl >, will Permit, the whole
line viii he covered with laboror,. aud the
grading pushed forward vigorously Tcs
ir about one third tie rosie are already
perfected AID ihc whole timber contrac.
will be completed at an early day. Indeed
We soc nothing t. prevent the completion Of
tbs read ior the noXt wears travel.
Added t. thu, the legislature have JUS,
passed. a t.li increasing the capital If the
company sufficient, TO furnish tho road T.
W h.tchal with heavy iron rail. and al,o
t. extend tue same 10 the west Inc %. YER
mont. Til. Nil coun~c, with the Rutland
ani Bo,'on Ealir al. aud al ri the best
AMI cheapest line for passengers and frcirh,
between Bc'ion aud Builalo - Sara,o "a
Whig
W are .ial g. soc that our friend. # the
Whitehall and Saratoga Rail- al arc abou,
to sacce,l ~ their % r. 70 carry out the
project tor which they have So long laborcd;
ard We arc TO, ri,li glad to perceive tina,
iu,' appreciation j. IA # tho importance
t. all concerned, u tie c,nneetica above
alluded IT,
fron the time q tie fr-, moycme,, b..
Ing made ior The Carrying 90, Of those ,w,
nohl, enicTlf.ses CHE construction Of tie
l.. & a & l. AID the Whiiehal. and e,ra.
ioga Railroads. tse necessity ior connec.
ton # tie 'RularfT -. iron Rutland e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29
ScENEs At VERA CIV

wtre ,h, .cucf ma hou'e Ahich mu,l
have beoa no, ,nou-h DUNG ne bo,ntiri
meM ior the A:u, Of shtilsste al around
the The resieoce o. on former consul
Mr. HsrgW Grcet twice Ons Of the
she.i, came through The tooi lodged III The
loo, Of bod wh,ehs gen'iom,n bad ,us
id,, ssl eoa plcely demolished everything
90 the loom end me isruhu'e vac OF the
s.ss esaiy dacrir on One Of the ,nmsles
ds1As the erploslon % ,remendous-
6 - hssss shSsl IN a. Ne pal. a. NH an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29
LEFT. HOPKINS REPLY.

llIs with feelings of the utmost unwor.
ihincss that accept iLis unexpected token
Of the esteem Of my friends Of this place
The pit l,.o,l /, sufficient to embauass
the mos, scli possesscd,- and added 10 this,
the honorable hand from which receive II,
and the n,iicrlng manner of llspre,eniaton.
enilrely units me ior returning ny thanks
~ proper manner
Bnt hope you viii pardon any seeming
want Of due expression OF prarl,nde,-
he assured that the heart feels all that The
lips may tail 10 express
As vet, have never teen called 10 l,L,
Tie battle. Of my country Bot when feel
lie blood OF tie "Gfcrn. Mount.in Bows"
informing ing with that Of Kentucky. a., if
courses through my VEINS, ! am ready TO
answer 10 my couniy's call, whenever an
enemy dares approach our borders And
IN thus gong forth to meet our common f,,
am only doing that Which every American
II anxious to do.
You, Gen CLARK, have acted with your
usual wisdom m rmn1lng me tia, | am to
hr he representative bow Of the iu'repld
NcrmonteIs and a., never surrendeung Ken.
iuceians 1h, feeling sutlcieui 10 nerve
On the mos, lmil to hcio,c deeds.
hcniueky srd Vermont Ms varmcst
ihatA, sha.. ever ~ raised ihat | was born
lu llc onc, ard g'cw to manhood in VIC
ether. tnli'l can onl, 49, a. hat nc..
tier wil. hesitate io cali nae "son, | shsli
have lui6i ed ,our highest expectations anu
have a'r,cI ~ ne acme ol ~ own wi.Aes.
Here would ask voY aho have 80 Kind.
" manifested yrur regard f0r me, 20 w.'uos.
NV vow, ,hat tli. svpfd--'i dearest 81 my
tgs .lgrs-. lalf never . drawn i,n,p AZ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

VIRGINIA ELECTION We have rccciy.
cl bat very few returns from tie election in
Virginia, held on the 2l2d inst, but from
that a small gain a, least will be made to
the Wig party in the congressional dis
tlict- Of that State We have heard from
the Richmond district only as yet, and it is
with pleasure that we announce the ,rium-
plant election Of joins VI. Boris t. Con.
gross from tina, district.
Ia the las; Congress Virginia was repre-
scented bv II I.ocos and Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

Death II a Missionary We rcero, t.
learn that the Canbcria has brought inrclli
ccncc Of the death o. The Rev j j Law
renee late Of the Madras mission. This
melancholy occurrence took place in Dec.
last NJ TranIuclar lie Lad jus, left liz
station for Madras. with the view ofro,urn-
ing 20 this country The willow aud c..i-
dren are on their way to the l'nitc'l States.
Another occurrence Of a very Painful
character i Ucn'ioucl namc} the deaf 2
tie native pastor o. the Protestant American
Church at C,rs,aniincplc Til, individual
though rcccutl, raised 10 the pastoral Office.
promised 10 be very useful in tie na,i,n.-
TrdrcYcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29
Eay While General Taulor WI. cha.

ing upon Santa Anna in front" Polk was
firing nj General Taylor IN the rear" and
while The Cd Hero as Major General, was
gathering laurels for his country a. Buena
VISA, the Loco'ocos a, Washington were
plotting 10 make Benton their General IN
Chief But h, lrIumphod and Santa IN
ma and Poh were whipped Bc,,oa rc.
mans a civilian n, Washington and Santa
.dsHa hasficd to San LUIS Po,osl
bany yournaI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

The Lcie CAPT L;ncoln-A corrcspon.
dent Of the Utica Gazette writes from Sal
illlo that the body Of Captain Lincoln, i'm.
moliatcly upon his death wa taken to
Sal'illo, and properly cared for, and adds
"Of all the dead have seen, he was the
only one ! could look upon without shuddcr.
ing His face bad smile upon it. He
must have died instantly, and at a moment
when be saw something which pleased lin.
lie received ono ball in his spine, and ano-
Their in his head, the latter lodging under
his night eye, bu, no, marking the lid"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

..y"Mr Sylvester Schonck Of Auburn.
recently sem an office chair to Henry Clay
taking occasion a, the same umc 20 osprcs.
The deep regret he fch,hat he was not olcc.
tel President, in l,ii Mr. Gays rcply
omi''ins only the paragraph IeIAlng 10 The
chair was as follows
.isi'a7@, >.h iplH lsi-.
Ny Drdr Sr during my absence
rom home, to which laldy returned from
New Ofeans, your Official loner oilhc PA
February, last, accompanied ~nh the office
char, and eh.rographlcaI appcninecs, pre-.
seated to ne ty the Wings Of Aabarn, ar
fSed ~ SAFETY.
GU 1iFfoss your roSfc, on account Of
The unexpected issue OF the Las, l'n.tlon.
ual election ousLtto i,el none ior my
81, porsonal.y. Bc.sI, bang relieved
from vast rcsrons'tllhy, ii furnished the
occasion Of The oah,tsiOn Of lcsimoual.
md he oI'pogfing oi affection from the
hears q my iflcnis, and ooln'ym,n. o.
"lich Aagc no previous conc, lon ihai
ever could BE- ,ho honorcd object Thor
spontaneous and l,n,crclcd manifestations
are ~olA 'At more ,han abe P,esii ,ncy
ii.i'
For our common coun'ry 70 rccfG
TIC issue q the c5n,.,, Had it bon On
crwi, sc .h,ui have preserve! the pro.
,cciive policy, unicr vhch We hli mad
such larli ant encouraging n!rinco' ne
march Of improvement, IN our myers ani
hathor would mol base been srfcs'ol
'ni above ~ We should have avoided ms
uoocce'sary ~a' ol scercs.i1n. Wrh n
ouctto', torn % r.,ccs VIII inuirai d,s
,cDaon' The bti,lian, heb .cv, rnofis an!
the glorious laurel, acquired. ilfn. Us
pfesee~ ~ gtauyin: a, they arc % or
n.Nonii r'lfc sni chsrs-lei, can n,v.
- eo'nf'rsa'r ior the erccWiouaA.e mar.
ne' IA Which II ~o begun. the brave M.
rsrl0'e I'VE which have been .scr,heei
ans me icsrsl nsnes Which | ucmble' IN
ecriemt's'ng nsy grow OF, Of Il. tenn.
nalion Eu, ta,e 10, row hear, n
dHel. rToc lh' rslnf,l .kone 'gra from
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

GrS. TAYLOR The latc,, news from
Gen Taylor is furnished hy the New Orleans
Delta of the i'h aud is derived form Ma ?
McCulloueh, %, the Texas Rangers. who
arrived in New Orleans on the evening If
the 81, direct from GEN Taylors camp
The news is tia, after the battle Of Epona
Vista, TAYLOR satisfied that nothing more
was t. hc apiichcndcd from Santa Anna,
turned his attention to rr,a and the clear.
ing Of the road from Monterey 70 Canar.o
in'cstedby hi- command regular troops al i
ral.cheros. With this view, taking What
he deemed f. b. Il suthcon, force. hc 20, ol'
ola the lCih ult. from Saltillo, touching 90
Monterey. Wien 80 miles this side 4
Monterey, lac me, Col. Curtis aud his COM
mand, about which Urea and h- for,.s
hung looking oui for some pro- i,ious me-
mcnt H. attack ihcm lu, fearful to nal
the charge. As soon a. Gen. TaYlur cauic
mp t. the force, of Col Curtis be- formed
from both command, division, with wbich
he went in pursuit a urea, determined f.
draw fight ont Of hlm, or drive Tim be-
You'd the mountain, which latter altorna.
tive thcr.i- mo- doubt Urea rcsoricl t..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

Ano'hcr IRISH Tragedy at MGron- one
man hHiod. On Sunday night last three
lrshm'n wen, to the House Of another by
ihc name OF jeremiah Lucy, who kcr, a
boarding house, about 10 o'clock, aud dc
manded admI'ance under The prc,cncc Of
lIghing their pipes -l.ucv at hra refused
10 lc' inom IN, nilcdgng lha, It was time
that shcy were ut home. bu, after some al.
iefea'.on they were admitted, where th,y
sad awhile, but having been drinking
they became troublesome and Lucy insisted
upon their gong home aud at last sue
cccdod IN go.ing them nnd followed them
out OF doors, where soLilie onsuod. and IN
Tie a'l'ay, Lucy received blow from an
axe which proved fatal aud ho died abou,
u O'CLOCK tue neat inOfning.
The thfoc heros Who had thus come OF
victorious, went to work IA he pi, az usual
"a Noniay morning, b., on l,aring The
fatal result Of The battle Immediately ,'opol;
iwo oi hem were arrested Gurng the at,
,crnoon about inilo from the village AM
on TUESDAY were taken 10 Sharon and ~
amued hofore a Justice bound up a. tax,
I.es trial a. The County Couu aud ARE now
lodged N l,l. The other, ty the name Of
Daly tas no, yd heon sfroGcd-Uood
sfC,A NcTcury I'D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

Tho Mobile Advertiser urni.ist. e..
lowing Particular 4 the car,afr .,th,f.a
obtained 'om Iicu;s BARTON al Hai.t..
/ ra'acrgcr' "a TIE slrr iva - VA =,
i,us'cola. who lal a.in,la, Noh.,
CON. fcfl sailed 'rm NWraj. .
ln'cs, the place in conjunction wih % Oh
tacNmCr, from Tie army. under ,,r.,.
puI'man. ahuu, -uun strong. ono i..,
advance. Lieut. Charles e. Hunter IN cam.
mand of the steamer Scourrc. wa, or,i,tl
down g. blockade the place. m conunr.
with thc ilhan,. Capt Brc,sc. Ou a,..
wing a. Nlyamle. which lc dil snin, Ola.
IA advance of The Ailan,. capt ilpu.-
thought he might a. wei r.. coed at otea
take the place H. accordingly hfD .a
guns. and ,Acn summoned the oli, g. ....
render Tie au,hotl,ic, asked time O.
consider Lieu, Hunter in rcpl, inform
lem that they might take their ,hD,.
tween an instant and unconditional ,ur,f.
dcr and an assault, from The land force, q ..'
near at hand They very wisely cAo., q
irucr' aud surrendered q, discretion l..
Hunter then lcfi n guard, consisting
Nidsbipnan Temple aud FIVE mon S..
preceded up tie n,cr-tooh the town -
Talacualpa We understand tia, al.
ter these gallant achievements 1T ilurt,f
was placed under arrest hY Com. rcrr, ~
a violation of orlcts-lc having been d.f.
ted only e. blockade A,arado.
such course was doubtless nccc~.af,
in order To- preserve due subordinailn
al a, ii 4
,crIlisiue officer should be- thus puni>lDi
whose only crime was an aciicycmcr, g.
which any misht well Ice proud.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

y-J"W We would call the attention If our
readers in town to the Card--in another
column-oi thcBakcrfamily, and from which
it will be seen that tie good people of Eu,
land are 10 he favored with Concert t. re
given by these highly respectable and justly
celebrated vocalists, on Saturday evening
To- AL who have ever heard them a word is
sufficient. and t. those who have not. We
would say, 60, hear, ard be gra,iiicd II,
is undoubtedly safe to sa, that in their line
and style Of singing they are in this coun-
try second only to the lIu,chinsons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

E.rr, clifford The mcn who has
been IN solitary conhnemoni IN the STATE
Prison a. Windsor, ior lfe, for he murder
CHI, ,l'e tieI on the 18Th inr-I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

RrprBLIc o. LIBERIA - The people
Of the American Colonies 10 Africa agrc.
ably 10 ihc accommodation Of The Colon.
znuon SociNy are preparing % assert ,hc,r
NATIONAL Independence Says letter from
Df ipg'ubo, (co!or,d) under date Of Mon.
rosa. FEB G,h -
According to the decision OF the I.frn.
lalufc al election D. 10 b. held on the II
TUESDAY "a February, IN all H., sclle.
mons IL lhe Commonwealth Tor the Delc
gates 10 National Conr,nlion 10 t.
he'd at Nonfoyla, on the FIRST Monday
IN jay, Tor the purpose Of framing
Constitution and making Other Necessary
affans'monl' preparatory 10 iormai dec.
lafnAon oi so'fcign,y The constitution
"l,' BE- lad b'iofe tho people q, carly a'
Practicable, ahor he CONVENTION. md mo
people sro 70 decide ~ solemn vote o. lhe
last Monday IA S'piomber. wh,lhcr he
constitution presented ty he convent 10.
shall ~ aior.,d or not Ia case malof.
~ oi she prople shall ryoc, he conunuuon
'hc dclcsnlos nl,! moe, again N cony'r,oG
anl prcpafc nno'A'r dan OF make iYch
amcuim'ris "a wiil sull The wishes Of lhc
pc1ilc which new draft Will l,kevise b.
lad bo'o'e the people for Their adoption a.
rcl'c'nn The now cossrnnCnt vii No.
80 Ir', olcf-lon tli.rc Tic Is, Of lanuaiY
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