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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

"Tn every district we have heard from. /, is
notorious that they "shirked" the Bank, Tariff
and other great issues Of the two parties, and
made every effort TO clay the ghost" of the
lawful ruin" which they at one time paraded
as the inevitable fruits Of Democratic policy
The above cited paragraph is cut from one
OF the jeremiads oflhe Enquirer over the de
sea, ofts party in Virginia The charge is es-
pecially brough, agains, the "federal candidates
for Congress" as its editors are pleased 10 call
those opponents of executive usurpation.-
Now, as the editors have had time TO hear
from every district, we would be obliged to
them for specifications. 1t is easy TO hur'
broadcast, charges against whole party, but
we should like TO have the particulars. Give
us the uho, the phea. and tte ,chere. If any
Wing candidate has "shrked the grea, issues
Of the two parlles," he is no longer worthy
the confidence Of the Wings, and We go fol
depriying him Of his brief We imagine
however, tina; the Enquirer vii! find some diff
fculty in designating "the hour and the mon. y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

APPOINTMENTS AND CHAkGEs.--We learn
that the following appointments and changes
in office have been made by the President;
Commodore CHARLES w. SKINNER 10 be
Chief Of the Bureau of Construction, sc. in
the Navy Department, in the place OF Com
dore CHARLES MoRRIs. resigned, we regret to
learn, on account Of i'll health.
SETH BARTON, Solicitor Of the Treasury, to
be Charge d'Adaires 10 Chill, in the place Of
WM, CEUpY. a.
Ri GrILEr, Register o. the Treasury,
TO be Solicitor Of the Tessu'y, wee Barton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
From the City Of Mexico.
PROSPECT OF MORE FIGHTING.
Guerilla Warfare Commenced.
FROM THE BALTIMORE Sun.

FROM THE BALTIMORE sur.
Position Of Santa .7nna-Gue, lila Warfare
COMMANDED Preparations for rigorous
Defence at the Capitol Preparing for Gen
Tdylor at San Luis--.arrest II Yankee
.Nsgosiasor"-Priests raising Guerilla Com
psnies-.No Prospect Of Peace.
Our ponies also bring us printed slip from
the Office Of the Mobile Herald, dated on the
18th inst, which was kindly furnished our
agents, containing the following summary OF
news from the city Of Mexico
The Picayune has papers. (broughi by the
way Of Tampico,) from the city Of Mexico %
the 18th ofAprl, Eve days later than the pa
pers previously received. We copy below
from it:
We look first for the news from Santa An-
ra and vs ind him engaged. wsa the utmost
diligence, ct Oriztn, .ising uoops' ns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

NJ-We are requested 10 give notice tina, a
Meeting of the subscribers to the proposed
Berkeley Troop" and all persons friendly to
the formation cfa Company Of Cavalry atthis
place. viii be held in front Of the Martnsburs
House. on Saturday next. at 3 O'Clock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

TnE SrAsos IL THE Wrsr.-rrom esn'
munication in the Clneinnan uaIeuo, We nnu
thar the late irosss have proved 80 aesuueuss
70 slone-fruis that OF Peaches Nec'a'ines, sno =
Apricoss not one blossom 10 Nn 'nousanu =
supposed 70 have survived .hsm' ana no. more
thaH one in hundred OF Pears, Chenies ana
PiUms The sane failure Of zoe irnn crop y
ecassal 10 this pe'xs5n<hood. though there sss
. psnisulas oeslsss ~ excepspas 70 the
exoersi fscs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

Wisconsin has already twenty-eight news
papers; two daily, two semi weekly Zone Of
each party) and tweniy-four weekly, of which
eleven are Wing. ten Locofoco. two Neutral,
and one Abolition. One Wing and one Loco
Foco paper are printed in German.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

The N. Y. Journal OF Commerce says ths,
two thousand able Bodied .aborers are wanted
along the line Q! tae ErN Fs;lrcs9
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
uARTENsBURG, VA.
THURSDAY, MAY q, ls47.

yuAIi. he'd every THURSDAY ~ WNING,
a. s1.sG I'm advance, S2,5V within sir
p~~sfh.- and $500 after six months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
SANTA Annals PASSPORT.

The article from the Philadelphia North
American in relation to this subject, we CON-
mend TO the attentive perusal Of the reader
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
MEMBERS OF THE STATE sENArs.



Lnes. Wigs.
William NJ. Amber, ThonssM. Bondursnt
Richard II Baptist, Allen T. Caperscn,
Gabriel T. Barbee. John G. Crump,
Carer NJ Braxion, John s. Gsliaher.
Johr s. Garlic, William Kinney,
James II. Cox, Asa Rogers,
Thomas II. Daniel. John Parrlou.
George L. Deneale, Robert C. Sianard,
William II. Dennis, John Thompson, jr.,
James II. Fry, Vincent Wiiher,
Richard r. Garrett, Robert T. Woods, IL.
John w. Johnston,
John McCanIey,
Edward p. Scott.
Thomas Sloan.
James NJ Smith,
John q. SHfnger,
Austin NJ. Tribe,
John w. Tyler,
John Voolfolk. Loco Majority 10.
Zone Vscancy,) 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
Clerical Delegates.
.Akcnates.

tter'cdt DeRgdleS' .IHeT'iHe''
Rev A. Empie, DID. Rev.J.P Mcclure,
Rev. Jas. MAY. DID. Rev w. Andrews,
Rev. a. Jones. DID. Rev. w. G.. II. Jones,
Rev. Charles Mann, Rev. C. B. Dana.
Lay Delegates. .4ltenates.
?. Williams, Esq. TazewellTaylor. Esq
Hon. w. c. Rives. Gen. Sam'l II. Lewis,
Col. Edwd. Colstos, r. II. Cunningham.
w. II. Mcfarland. Hon. CIV. Summers
All the proceedings OF the Convention were
marked by asprit of the utmost harmony and
Christian Fellowship.
The religious services were uncommoniy
interesting, and drew together large con-
course of people. In addition to the Clergy Of
the Diocese, there were present from o'he'
Dioceses. the Rev. Messrs. Clement Nj. But
Ter. Of Washington City, Joshua Petrikln, o.
Frederick City, John +. liofi, OF Frederics
County, Md, Henry II. Bean, of the Dlstrlc
of Columbia, Amos d. Mccoy, OF Massachu
sets. and others, who, oy the ability and eo
quence OF their pulpit exercises, contributed
much TO the interest OF the occasion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The annual Convention for the Protestant
Episcopal Church, for the Diocese Of Virgin
ia, commenced It's session at Winchester, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst. and closed its la
bors on Saturday last. Both Of the Bishops
were in attendance, also some fifty or sixty OF
the clergy, and strong representation oSLay
Delegates. The following gentlemen were
elected Delegates TO the General Convention,
which will assemble a, Philadelphia:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

led IN the scenes of the 22d and 23d, in rego I'd
to the conduct of our regiment:
When the outrage for which they are now
punished was committed, Gen. Taylor denounced
the act as cowardIy, and said the perpetrators
could not be relied upon in battle, and the battle
of Buena Vista proved his words true. They fed
ngonousIy; and not only the companies but the
whole regiment-nay their State must share the
reProach. 1t is carrying doubtful point of hon
or very far to refuse 10 give up the names of
the few individuals 50 justly entitled to all the
disgrace. Except the men Of these campnnes
tie regiment fought patiently on the dag Of tie
hdWr. Yet what avalls II? Even the lamentcd
Col. YELL and hraver or better man never lived
and Col. Ronnr. and Cnp,s. Patrick, Dliard,
Preston, Pike, and hundreds we might name. all
men of worth and undoub,cd couragr-must to
some degree bear the reproach, than whom no
body can better deserve it,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

from the principles Of your committee and refuse
.hem IN every way my adhesion. because be.
heve Its members, with one or two honorable
exceptions, devoid of patriotsm--bigotled selfish,
me ghost OF that misnamed "lrsh Party" which
ireIand--hrSt caJoled and then >hameIcssIy mis-
represented by lt--now justly distruss ana Eng
land dcservcdIy scorns.
Ieman, Gentlemen, your most obedient SER
want, EDWARD MAGINN.
Bishop of Erlhosa, and c. Adm. of Derry.
TO NJ. J. O'ConncIl Esq, NJ p; W. II. Grego-
ry. Esq. NJ. p; and John R. GoIev. Esq.,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
w. IL. q NJ. MAYERS,

w. II. q NJ. MAYERS,
FORT SMITH,
ave Just received. per steamer Uncle Ben,
rh'iadeIphin, Il further supply Of Drugs.
icines, and so for,h-such as
east. Powders, Spring I.anccts,
|'star's Basam Of lid Cherry.
wayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Gross Patent Medicines,
composition Powders,
hompson's Eye Water,
nglish CalomcI,
anime,
age, Borax, Lquoricc.
lass Syringes. al kinds.
lour Of Su phur, CoprI Vnrmish,
anuary lith. 1917. so
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
Irish Colonization Scheme,

l. A scheme has been presented in England and
!, Ireland to coIonze Canada, with nMion and
IF ha!f Of Irish peasants which has met with re.
t, buke and dsfavor by the great mass of the Irish
!. They refuse 10 be cxpa,racd from their emeroI
d isle, and Transported in herds across the ocean,
lt drain and clear the waste lands for British mas
is lerS.
lc \ communication addressed to the BisLon
h. Of Derry. asking his adhesion to this unnatural
70 measures iud the answer of this preIptc is the
Is most scathIng rcbukc, thnk we ever read.
re DC charges these schemcrs and their government
IN ~ fhsEaost fcrvcnt Ianguage-in words of burn.
es ing eleauencr, with having. by British misrule
q reinced.theIr native Island which ought to be the
n. eardeHtPoi OF the world. 10 drrary waste, and
e, Its people 10 sQuald rags. misery and famine
and tells them in the pinnest terms, that if the
net lrishare forced cmigra,c-mus be cxpa,ra,cd
from their country. they will not lie down again
q. q with that hungry beast, the BRUSH Lion, when
hilethcy Gan pace themselves under the aprotccrlug
=, wing ofithe Transatlantic Eagle.
Ina sNe cannot orego giving our readers, some cx.
nn "ss trpcts from the reply of Bishop Magjnn. White
rae rhey most trcngly display how scn>ibIy the Irish
h' are aware that they reduced 10 tycir present
nd cendpion The British msruie and yrnnny. they ex.
EhitIttbclr appreciation Of American im> uIulons
p aN"T6u. gentlemen. propose plan and principle.
nd For my adnes "PetiuHs dumuayuc ricisginl "
'''p You can have no Objection to my Submitting for
T. yoar hth"SI"n another plan, conceived. IN nay
air mind.tO b" based on much more lmpnrtraI com
Pfehenslvc and equitable p'Incip.rs !. therefore
W; submit To considerable al,"uuon the trans
ash portutIou Of 'hr criminals whrrvrr they NAV b"
lin poor or rcH;-iran~pOrt. II iuu viii. i4c ~ hO,,
' IRISH Cathojc p"oSantry. if they be- the guilly
} party! II Meybc not the guilty.. hut the pruprrc.
tors Of IT," So vino rohbrd turm and y In, ,.,l
double quantities Of brick, uuI wor.d not allow
q, them even wi>P Of >rraw-vho reduced ,hcm
- 10 conrI!ou thousand tins worse l.un thu,
. - of the NEGRO suvr-W hu IIid. the OF Of the Ism
: elite unGrr the Egl plan lnara"u ru,Jabr-w ho.
not satisfied VITA oppIc>Slng ucm. dctlmrI ll.tn
.; -inipucd IT," poverty and lguuranrn " Iuch :lcv
M therselyrS crcn,rd 10 CIR Il. >,r..l,,. y.,i,r~
~ employ !irIlug press 10 h,aplu~uI; on .a.lry
-, 10 calumun'' l.rm. thal the, u.l.; .rar:..,. ON
W, rhtnn with ,TpnhI,y-who heard Ser W:5I.r.r
r. and we urmovcd-ooknI un q r.r...,l vI,I'.
4, out ren"r>" or pIly. but ral.~r gplcl o,c~ the
ii wrhin = "i 'u"n they rark"i and tortnr,d:-
u wby.So course. friends to ul~ir IJu;!yr >;r,,
: hot@ Transport thcn tie ta>kma>:"rs. to CalaIa,
4 andlet i:1"m ""j0y a." @ond Things YOU have pro.
rtdett- t"r t4'- innocent 1or Ihr Jnnks of the
st. Lnwr,nr'i"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
Com. Perry's reprimand to Lieut.. Hunter

Tho following philippe from Perry to tho gal.
Iani Hunter, for taking Alvarudo, shows any
thing but magnanimous spirit; unworthy of
Naval hero whose brows are crow ned with lau.
roIs Perry displays IN envy and jealousy at
Hunters department in the squadron. upon other
occasions for which he was not put on trial.
t." hurd.heartcd fraternity who composed the
court; could not havo adopted more cruel sent.
ence, than to authorize Perry to talk to Hunter
officially, in such language that he would not re.
celve from any man, otherwise.
United States Flag Ship Mississipri,|
Anton Llznrdo, April 9, lS47.
Slr-l enclose herewith the finding and sent
cnce Of the court martial, convened on the 7lh
instant, for your trial. which imposes upon me
the task of expressing. in the form of reprimand,
my opinion of your conduct proven before the
court martial.
However ienent the sentence in YOUR case NAV
seem 10 be, | have approved ii. as can conceive
OF no punishment more severe than n dismissal in
time of war from squadron actively enrag ged
before the enemy. The sentence. while II con-
dcmnS IN most signal manner your conduct. cuts
you OIL from farther association, in tins squadron
with men whose patient endurance of the most
trying duties. and whose cha ractcr for courage.
obedience and subordinution. have won nv hIgh.
est appreciation.
How different has been your course! Scarcely
day on tho station, and YOU dsobey orders, ar
rogate to yourself the duties belonging to a COM
mandcr-ln-chlet, talk Of opening upon the town,
and OF ordering the troops 10 advance when YOU
had but one gun and not a solitary soldier, and
"all for tho purpose" las YOU say) "of securing
an unmoestcd entrance of the squadron into the
river
1t would be difficult, if no, impossible. to poin,
TO another instance of similar folly; and the mos,
charitable construction that can be given to it i.
that IN tho elevation of n first comma nd YOU
had truly imagined yourself actually in commanc
oi the naval and military detachmcnts then ap
preaching and within IA short distance Of the scene
of your exploits. With due respect,
(Sgned) NJ. c. PERRY,
Commander.in-cniefof of home squadron
TO Lieutenant Charles G. Hunter,
United States Navy"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Our Mexican news is not very important al
though il is Of some interest to the reader. Gen.
Worth with his usual promptitrde and rapIdity oil
march has entered PeubIa. and now occupies II.
Santa Anna. it is stated. was in lhut city, turn'
shlng his troops with shoes. and when he heaid
of the approach of Worth's command he sent
out n force to engage him. while h" finished hls
shopping. but his heroic tr"npS offered II" obstacle
TO the heroes of Cerro Gorto. had Il stI9ht brush
in which few MrXicnns were killed. ami nc
Americans. Worth marched into that rich city a>
Santa Anna stumpr.I it out. lis nhahItyA H. were
much ias syspsslgra!! or We American
reoPs, and 10 attherisies lave had ssopfereuee'
6wiit oupGepesal aaA9de aq e sonobEDai
Every sseht Which trahsPfcs IN Nexic8, in
hicate thai Santa AnBn power is on The wage
- C,h'' 20. oA'y "a W. ~ VII toioo Slltaa
ne easy and pleasant stages ...uisT sacn day.i
ny thls route reach Cincinn at or Pitts In
" as iitlie money as the mouth of White river di
80 o.neI ines Steam boats can be had at any
Ut 81. Louis for any Of the principal cities of the
lie p'oprieors OF this line will give very attention ch
comfort and safety Of passengers; the mostcare
lvers, only, will be EN- ployed
luggage will be at the risk of the owners Cl
>, FROST, PRICE, Il CO., Proprietors fo
baggage and parcels to be left the stage ofiice pc
GkOSS' HOTEL. br
pit. 18th 1916 -3l. rir
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

:
Innd dcservcdIy scorns.
remain, Gentlemen, your most obedlcnt SER
want, EDWARD MAGINN.
Bishop of Grlhosa, and c. Adm. of Derry.
10 NJ. }. OConnrLl Esq, NJ. p; W. II. Grego-
ry. Esq. NJ. F.; aud John R. Cooley. Esq.
Farmers amt Merchams Bank.-We are in the
receipt OF letters from persons, whose opportuni-
ties to obtain accurate information in relation to
the subject upon which they write. are excellent;
and by them We are assured lhn, the paper of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank. at Memphis.
""lII never get up again.' but will continue to
go do~n. 1t is selling in Memphis at 80 per cen,
IN goods, and in payrucn, of old debts
A Nomjnation.-Iho Vick>burg Wing has no.
minated the following ticket?
FOR Presi|cn--IIENRY CLAY.
For Vice Prc&ident-ZACKRY TAYLOR.
CT Maj BaAproND of the Mississippi Rifles,
has been announced in the Holly Springs Gazette.
as the peoples Cnndidae for Congress.
CJ~ Gen. DHoMGooLE bcquealhed nearly all his
''''' '''''' ~ '''' HI''" anu CilIIQFcN OF
whom he had slain in a duel.
W The -Nississipyian >nys. Robert JosscIvn.
Of Marshall. who fought 20 gaIlanllv. as Il mr..
va:e a: Monterey and Burna Vista, and nLo
WAS promoted to Cap,aincy by the President.
Is spoken of in the Holly Spring, Gazette. as :.
candidate for Congress.
OF \ rnmor IS going the rounds in the m.
P'rs t"nt tine President and caDnc. had Gc,. rlcd
to cal. an eNtra session of Congress. Oar nu,e 81
accounts 20 to d1~proy. the rumor.
Or h"r,t.zans of NIck>burg are making cx.
icn>Iv" arrangements to receive their brave reoi.
'""Al "I"n is return, some time Gurinr TINS
month. Tnoy are determined to render mos,
""PI" c'.d'nr~ fther admiration of the chivaIrv
OF their S,..an. ,o.un;ccrs, wnie scry.o, in
McNrco
h'cp a sur Ipor Lip.-A writer in the
Loht'n N",atnud Military Gazette contents iha,
act Ms part Of tine respiratory organs
slt and purify the air before II reaches the lung,
and arc. consequently, prcservu.ivc against con-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
SATURDAY, JUNE -, le47,

TERMS.-lf paid within three months after sub
scrhing. 81 80 At any time, thereafter, % per an
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

Womans Erperience.--The "oldest inhabi,
ant is SAID 10 oe woman now living in Mos
COW, IN Russia, who is l6S years OF age. A
tho ase Of 1872 she married her fifth husband.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

The Rir'r has been alternately swelling and cbbinc
during the week. 1t is in moderate ma vioabIe s,,r.
and from the late weather. NAV expect Il rise in ,
few days. The Isaac GurrDH vas above when u .
went TO press The Arkansas No. 81 and tbs Ets.
have been up ana returned, .. 3. H'ssst ~
The Alert was looked for last night and raay 30 al
pScted some time to-day. y "A 1Sf3kiI
5,sassg ~ AZ
To CoTrrsPOndents.-"More Anon''is in typo. and
Will appear in our nc1tl "O' s personal in re.
gard to Others ana rSer impcrtinent tolus to
our flvorL; he is welcome o .scek OF her channels
IN the prosccutionFf his complaints. We havorrc
'e'ved letters frontour corrcspondents at aiffercnr
points some of which would ha We been leased f.,
=, pdtrsh but for room, were compelled to
W. amt ..t TGI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

0Jr Our franks arc due to Mr.. Sparks, at For
Smith. for late New Orleans papers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

TayOr's Money RepOrter.--Ths valuable perodical
FOR May reached US this week. stored with important
information in regard TO the banks of the United States
and to all the gold silver coins in the world MGR
chants should be provided with this publication.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

"God and MamnlOn." "A preacher in Boston
lately announced from tho puIpi, '.that he was
gong TO play nm engagement ut the Providence
Ihealr" on Saturday, aud would return to Boston
please God, in time to preach the gospel on Sun.
day." .saa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
BELGIUM.

Tho captains Of certain american ve'se, Csc.
toned n, Antwerp have refused to fulfil con','..
into which thsy had entered for the :, con' siIc,,
Of emgrant. to tho United States. me MO.
shat unless security were giVen 70 s"'" .nh;ec,.
hand, they would run the risk OF being
to the provisions CT tho new law.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

uTJohn Dowdy was executed at Camden, Ark, on
tho 25th April, in pursuance to the sentence Of the
fourt for the murder Of u Choctaw Indian.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

True Charity--Thc Quakers in Philadelphia con
,rbu,cd $40 900 for the relief Of the anis he'd Irish
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

" The last arrivals from Mexico. bring tn,
1atIerng intelligence that Gen. Shields is fast re
covering.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
ITALN

A diobolicnl plot to mrrdor the Pope has b-
discovered. Ii was first found out by the Frcs
ambassador. who revealed the names OF the Cd
spratorS 10 the Pope. Their intention was iei
sassInaie him whilo giving audience 10 Que
them, who was appointed to kill him. i Cap
chm priest presented himself for an aOdsl'
HIS Holiness requested his name. which be gov
but before he was admitted the Pope ooked o'
the list Of conspira,ors and found the name OF
Capuchin; he Immediately summoned his g'i'O
who on the CnPuchin's entrance selej bun 81
on searching him found he had a brace OF osS -,
pistols and pointed dagger about his person, -
Capuchin was conveyed to prison, and nan!
rests took place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

Ct Gen. DHoMGooLE b'queatbed nearly all his
"ho'e estate to the widow and children of man
whom he had slain in a duel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

OF y rnmor IS gong the roanI4 in tho pa.
P'rN '"nt tn" President and caoInc. haI dec Idcd
10 cal. an eNtr, session of Congress. Our n,e st
accounts 20 to dlsproya the rumor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

unless hft tie authorizes MouIS EVe Inem 'atSit-
fea safeguard,l that glwould D. protect them
ngfnInst .ti'e trenchery of the people and the
Sovefnment. No mention is made Of Mai. Boz
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

According to intelligence from Ls'o9 % ., :. :
2lst, the Campus had taken position Oh p.J ~
House Square for the protection Of Br.l'a g, ~
JecIs and British property. Sir Hanl'0pr ~ ~
mour had profiered the mediation Of ine ca~.,, p.
Government to negotiate between The ''''
ment and insurgents.