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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
Law Intelligence.

l5a,.ti .sh hs Law Intelligence. a ..F1
surREME Coy yi,,, Chambsrs-Bsfore Judge Ed
Barton discharged from the United States army by
Judge Edwards, on che ground that he was minor when
Before Judge Ulshoeffsr-- In re Ezra W. Gray.Gray
remanded. The case Of Ezra Wadde, whose dis
charge sought on the ground Of rregaarty In his en-
In re Mary Msrcien Barry,-This matter was called
up this morning before Judge Edmonds and adjourned
COMMON PLEAS, Sept l-Before Judge Daly-7nos.
S. Poll Us, d. S. Hyds.7-This action to recover
$ls5, the balance Of the price of two oxen and five
steers. The plaintiff IL cattle drover and the defend
ant butcher. On the part of the plaintiff, it was
alleged that the cattle sold to the defendant in
due. The defendant admitted that there was SAT and
cents remaining and pleaded payment to the
ths mode of dealing at the Bus Head to be, that
drovers when they sold, received bills payable IN
days and that they PLACED those 6t
the bill for tho sum in dispute put into witness's
hands, that he collected It from defendant and paid it
replied that the collected from defendant sp
Piled to smother account to wit in payment for other
the jury that If they believed the defendant paid the
$3.50 with the intention of its being applied to the pay
ment Of the plaintiffs demand they oughtto find YER
eved it was paid to Ensign to be applied generally then
they ought 70 find verdict for plaintiff Sealed verdict
to morrow Chis) morning. For plaintiff, Mr. Clifford;
for defendant, Mr. II. e. Holden h.. .I III
MARINE CouRT.-Before Judge Waterman.-Yan Du-
sen Prescott-This action Of trover, to
the value of violin. From the testimony In the
cause 1t appeared that plaintiff and defendant m
steal amateurs That plaintiff, some twenty years ago.
was left by friend very ancient and valuable cremona
fddle that defendant In the habit of going to plain
tiff house to play the fiddle; that subsequently, it
got out of order and the defendant said be
set 1t to rights and requested the plaintiff to let him
have it. The plaintiff accordingly gave it to him, but
defendant could not be afterwards prevailed on to
turn it. ~ t.t .i'
The defence was, that defendant told paiptif, the
person who got the fiddle to repair wanted sell it
the cost Of the REPAIRS and that plaintiff said might
do So and it was accordingly sold. The instrument
maker was examined and stated that he returned the
fiddle to the defendant. Judgment for plaintiff $685.
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.-Common Pieas-Be-
fore Judge Daley-Nos 43, 1921 SO, g. S. 66, ST. 6s
&c. TO- H. a. 49, 49, H. 49, 49, 80 81 81 49, a. 49, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

Flumbc's National Daguerrean Gallery con-

tnues 70 be the o aud residents remarks
PIE aegres contans beyond doubt col
iocugu " ACCURATE hkencsses TO bd
~ " b me ety. and e manner which hey
who the We have no hesita
tlon IN expressing the opinion that Plunbe
IN many respects of anv other artists with
whose pictures acquainted. - ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
The New York Gold Pen Company mr.. nov.

The New York Gold Pen Company are nov
ready their place of business Mo- street
of Nassau to supply the orders Of their customers for IN
Wholesale and retail togehs5 with gold and silver cases Of
other the trade Their pens all selected bva con-
petent judge Gold Pens and Cases made order or
paired at short notice. .thtlUflI3 ".
Portable Shaving Case, In ali that ths
name Imports compact and completed each article con,aipe
therein beng Of the very best quality and of dimension
convenient for with addition Of the Metallic Tablet Rae
to,,.-,t (. g. SAUNDERS T. son, III Broadway,
Opposite Howard Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

b" ADVERTISING RoUTEs.-We think the follow
ing suggestion worthy the attention of the pro-
prietors of steamboat and railroad routes leaving
this oity -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
From Europe.

The packet ship Rochester arrived at
New York on Sunday. bringing dates
from Liverpool 10 fhe l2,h ullimo. There
is no poliiicsl news Of interest
Al Liverpool on the l2'h there was an
advance in wheat OF twopepce and three.
pence since The preceding Tuesday -
Flour had advanced sixpence. American
selling Al 31s 10 S5s, and very small
quantity 10 market. Corn was held al
36s. rome in market.
Twelve thousand bales OF cotton sold
at the previous Saturdays prices-one-
eighth 10 ooe -four'h higher.
The Liverpool Albion says oftbe BUSH
ness Of lheSweek iast closed
The most striking feature that has ex
hibiied issell during the past week 10 The
mercantile transactions of Liverpool is the
advance in The prices Of both corn and
cotton, the Two markets witch exercise
the most important influence on the
Of The country. In regard 10
corn. The supplies Of all kinds Of grain
having been light during the week. in
part owing TO ihe prevalence OF easierly
winds. and purchasers ior Ireland operat-
ing pretty freely. wheat has advanced I'd.
io3d per 70lts. and Indian corn 10 Gas.
per quarter; most exorbiiant price. and
entirely oceasioped by the temporary scar
city Of this aylislc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
THE Aibemarle District.

The Richmond Wing 81 Tuesday week
contains ninterfslipg correspondence be,
tween portion of The Wings 81 Bedford
and the Hon. .Wm. c. Riyes, il which
they request thai be will consent 10 be.
come candidaie for The Albemarle Dis
irict. We regret 10 learn iiom Nj. Riyes'
letter that pc feels himself Constrained. BY
considerations which be bis mol al liberty
to disregard. 70 withhold bis name from
zoe wings Of the District, which years
ago pc represented 10 The popular branch
Of Congress with 50 much ability. The
country, however. will be rejoiced 10
hear. from one 50 well known. and 50
highly hqaored throughout al its borders,
lhai at hves Condemns enphaiically,
both lheIiuietnal and external policy Of
the present adminisiraiion--a policy cha.
racierizeq equally BY rashness 10 design,
and feeblsness in execniio-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

VI 49,
We ks<s 10, ye, rsesivst insslIlgsnss
ofikis CorPs being nss'ersd iesp sers'es
-bas prssane Mes xefe. on Metdsy q
T1esdsy.
Lieuts AVIS and hicCoanlek, fsisin-
ed Is ,his county las, week iO5 he par-
pose Il fskrng 90 those reerpas' who bad
rclun,eeres. bst wrrs mol 70 sssdlaess %
leave With The conpaSy. They lei,
towi On ssedne day rsosring vi'h = 4 =.
"a " aole frsrai.s. WITCH ' iil.bf MORE
thsa enongh % Oh All vacancies
Cal Hln'ranck hes srpssassd The
JSFsnon Volunteers % The postot hpaer -
The Regineat -ths right g--sndiwe
undsrssod eesigas selecting he eolOr-
bgsrsr and cOlsr guards fOr ~ Sisf Of
OGesfs from ibis Company. We are
lqui E rsr,sin that the COlonel will no, be
Disisken 10 the confidence dc has re
posed 10 lbs gallant corps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
YRoM MEXICO.


We have nothing Of INTERCEPT 10 mole
from the Army. The latest accounts
show thai il was sifslse alsfn." 10 re.
ference to the reported march Of Santa
Anna on Gen Worth al SsltiIlp, and that
Santa Anna is sill Al San Luis Po,osi,
The Mexican Coseress have elected
Santa Anna President Of the, Republic.
BY d majority Of Two vOles.
The rice president. Gomez Fstias. took
the oath Of Office before Cosgrhss. on The
2lth Of December. and deIivfrsd an adj
dress. 10 The course Of which hssays. pthe
war which the republic finds les.lf com
PEELED to sustain against iSe Nbtta Amer
lean republic. shall be prosecuted with
courage and cons.ancy. until tkA justice
Of our cause is acknowledges. and our
territory evacuated 4
The Washington Union states thai. Oh
the aulhoIily Of gentleman yers recent
~ from Hssans. that the fls. business
transacted by The Mexican cfngte pas
10 lay on he fabie the American overture
Tor peace. They lheE passed b resolution
EdecIaring Observation-Disclosures 10 prosecute
lhe war To- The last ekiremifes-io the
words Of our informant. 10 msks. il wal
10 the hill. An act was also passed tc
raise half million Of dollsrs,a taonth. Is
required BY the Execu,ive esiinates fol
The. support Of The sfny-'hOIg4 how the
money was 10 BIZ raised does ne, yet sp-
rear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
svlKeIsIA .. 5. SENATOR.

The Richmond papers ceptain 8 full account
Of the balloiings for U. S. Senator 10 the
room Of Wm. s. Archer, whose term expires on
the 4,h of Match next Il WILDE seen thst R..
N. +. Hanle., who has hitherto been ranked as
Coas:rra,iss, bai lsttsrly as Calhoun msD, has
hssn elected, ia opposition 70 The caucus n0mi.
nee ofths Locofocos.
oa the 6tsthalloting The whole Wing strength
l6S voies) was given 70 her present distinguish
ed Senator, the Hon VIM. 5. Archer, Governor
wm, Smith receiving the caucus vote Of his par
~, IS in number. After the 9Th ballot the
hashe Of Gssernor Smith was Withdrawn, and
that Of HE Hon ishA w. Jones, Speaker Of the
HOUSE, was substituted.
On the sixth ballot the vote was for Mr.. Hun
Ter s3for, Mr.. Jones 6s, scattering p; so that
Mir. Hantsf was in efse, elected BY Wing votes
ssainss The tse prsfstrea candidates Of The o?-
posi;e party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

The Lsses MAJ sseer Il Dc lens Market q
much - hey plssss--lhey nay si.elnpi % fes-
sen ikenseivss snd others into he inprsssien
ih.i Il Is matter e snail pcseani, Sne sol ror-
.hJ q noies yst assres ere issis. faf bs5sSd de
empty deelsnstion Il the dsassatus on The
STUMP aud II in6aiisly more valrs lhan the
enansiions u some paI.izan press, sboIestefal-
~ sppPsssses ihsu, ana substitutes he Isa-
sonises sfsome fanrIfaiims gna.iO9 o. ehimrri
cal shsgsy: a iabls has jasl been published %
The Imports inie Boston for he past year. and
.lhis be IL renshbersdis only enc sAort Prom
this j, appears that there has been f-esisea q
that pOrl--ihs Prodeee Of The farpsrs Of this
eosstsy- .i2s barrels Of Flcur--bsing an
nete4se over 1915. Of IL SIS barrels. OF this
anOaa. i will be seen that the Virginia Farm
eTs have furnished far prsPorIiOni sad been
sep,a,sed 10 ,he prOporiiOa Of lheir sales -
There vas teceiyed from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
TRIBUTE on kEspEe RI

AL meeting The Potoma c RaAs Corps III
ShePherdstown, 50 Saturday, J5n sg 1874. On
motrnn Of HJ M. Jewstl, Ledieustt w. N.
| BuTLER was called ID The Char. land q
CAMERON appoatee Secietary. II u
The objeel " the meeting havipg been s.a.
| leoos az motioe e N Jswett,I ihsl following
pleamole aAd resolutions we're unanimously d
dopted !: ssI
WHEREAS, 40 Alltwise 1Provi4cncs has seen
q. 70 lem@ve ilom.eur aidft, by5heatk, our late
lsi LiepIenant, h ENRYl BOTEIER one of ne
earliest and waFmest friends &c ,hs Corps %
which we belong--be ii, there foie.
R,soited, Thsl HE .meubers IL :he Potomac
R1as Ifeceigs The sad intelligence Of The desth
| " Isl. Lieafenant HEkRT BorEIER Win r.sh
ings of profound regret. ana ,hst, ~ WIN eyer
retain aliyely recolIeeii5r gof liz maay ,;rtues
Shat adorned his life and character. -s1s
Resolred, That ihe widow aBtlchiiafen he has
ieli behind him have our mosf siicere and heart
felt coincidence FOR the loss Of hs hutband and
fatherHahose place can never b9 fillei. ~
Rtsotsed. That, The me gbefss IL ihsa Potomac
RE- Corps wear Grape on the kf AIM ri The
sPafcof one month.
Rtsoired, That copy OH ihesi resolutions be
semitic the family Or The deceased, andlihstthese
proceedings BE- rublished il ahs;Ffeel Press and
Spirit Of Jefferson. sa
v.M BUTLER, Chairman.
L O. @. CAMERON EecrekaYU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
THE ABor1rIoS MAslFrsro. N

L { NJ
We noticed last week the course OF
certain prominent members Of .ihe Loco
loco party in Congress in regard 10 the
new territory that may be acquired by our
cenquests in Mexico. An such territory
the Locos Of the North ate determined
shall be free territory. although in the
South the wings, are represented as be-.
ing the Abolitionisis, whilst The Loco
press scle;m their brethren Of abe. North
as being friendly 10 the peculiar iasli,u-
ton oil The South. But actions have spo.
ken louder than words in this matter, and
Ee see Mr. Wiimot Of Pennsylvania Mr..
King, and Mr.. Grover Of New York, and
Others Of equal prominence declaring that
they will never agres--never give their
assent, that the territory acquired shall lie
other than Free Territory. Nor is This
feeling coufned % the Representatives,
from that region. ?
We find that the Albany Argus whose
printers have jus; been selected as print.
els TO Congress- endorses the sentiments
Of Mr.. King. ''On the abstract PROPOSE.
,ion." Of prohibiting slavery. i says
There will be little diversity Of opiaion
in the free States"
The New York Evening Post fanother
leading Locoioco paper in New York;
says:
"There is but one way Of settling The question
which The people will tolerate. Tks new ae.
territory must be e1empi from The
curse of slavery, and open is The emigration OF
freelaborers from The north and Veti II will
be The wisdom Of The south 10 cpnsent TO this
arrangement early, as We believe most Of the
sauihern members had made up ihair minds TO
dc, at the last session The Determination 10
insist upon the exclusion Of slavery from The
domain we msy yet se9uiIe, Is far more earnest
and firm than superficial politicians at Wash.
ing;on are aware off,
There can be no doubt. from the signs
Of the times that the contest IN the Lo-
coioco party for The nomination Of Pre.i-
dent, is Y turn upon ibe question Of sla.
very.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21


The correspondent 6f lhs Richmond
Whig ns,iees. 10 = scaling article, The 80,
pOintmens Of Mexican kieulensni Gen.
eral BY Nc. Polk: For The permission
given by the President 10 Santa Anna 10
pass the squadron Of Com. Conner. vas.
ia elect. bis virtual sppoinsneo, d he
Office Of Lieutenant General Of The Mex.
lean forces! Previous 10 HE return of
Santa Anna il il vel Known that Mexico
vas 70 slate Of civil comneiion-mili-
tary leaders placed Gen. Herrera on the
the throne on one day. and slnos, Ga The
ne xioanished hin--sirife, discord aud dis.
union were manifest ID ell their doings.
and disuay reisned supre me Ia all tAeir
councils Of State. Such vas the situa.
hon OF affairs when DIT, Polk appointed
Santa Anna kieuienapt General OF the
Mexican forces-and ibis appointment
did. most sssuredly. no, only give "aid
and comfort 10 The Mexicans. but aided
most materially. in more efficient or.
ganizatlon" Of The Mexican Army and
so far as that country Is concerned this
General Officer" appointed by ihefPre
sideni, has worked wonders. The cor
responder; Of the WY says iha, on the
day on which Congress voted supplies.
and men and money, to the prosecution
of,he war in May last. "Mr. Polk and bis
advisers. ordered Santa Anna TO pass the
blockade, which our fee, bad been sta
toned 10 The Gulf Of Mexico 10 enforce.
This. therefore. is one Of Mr.. Folks up
Poiatments Ills, 10 fact. the most import
ant appointment Mr., Polk has made d.
ring the past year. Santa Anna is really
appointed Mr.. Polk as,Lieul General
aud Commander 10 Chief Of The Mexican
forces! The reason Why be did noi send
ltbis, as be does other nomiI ations, TO the
Senate. is because there is probably I
majority Of The Senate opposed 10 con-
frming III!
Seriously. however. is il moi enough Il
make Patriots blood boil with indigna
lion, that an inbecile President should
furnish our enemy with a daring Genera
ITO rally their dispiriied troops aud 10 lest
them against US, Wetrustthsi our-brav.
Wbig Generals. now 10 the field. viii b.
able TO defeat this Locofoco Mexican Gen
eral; but shall moi the party who turned
the lion loose upon US, be held accounta
bic for the blood shed 10 conse qaence o
Santa Anna's N ovementss The death o
every American who shall fall in battle
with Santa Anna. will be directly charge
liable TO that miserable Locofoco poIicl
which sent bin there. A{eE days viii
Egratify public anxiety to know what ;hi
especial fsvorite Of Locofocoisn, aud o
the President. will do. Every man Wit
may fall ID battle between our troops ant
Santa Anna. will be directly atiribuiabl.
10 The pass given by our short. GIFTED Go
lveInmen, 10 this Bloody and treacherou,
ityrant. Yet who doubts tbat. Mr.. Poll
| will End defenders, even for this acta -
Who doubts that there will be found m Ell
TO yield, and iawn, aad cfinge. and aai
tier. and 10 purchase favor. al the expens,
of principief'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

Proposition TO sell The Pennsylvania
Canals. and RQilroads--A resolution has
passed the House in the .fennsyI,ania
Legislature, instructins the committee 81
ways aud means 10 report sill, provid
ing for offering at sale the @carals and
railroads owned by the Commonwealth,
or such parts as they may deem expedi.
emf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

The Virginisn states that owing 10 the
fact Iba, the hands employed in the office
having volunteered for Mexico. that pa
per has not been Supplied With the usual
amount Of reading mat,efi
The only volunteer from that office as
a young Wing" Uhe only one 10 The
ofice) who. according 10 Mr.. Polk. is rem.
dering aid and comfort, 10 the enc my.
& iWInehssier Rrpubliean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
Total bGsheIs

These are the receipts Al only one Henhern
pori ys, from these il may be seee ala glance
what the Manufacturing interest does for The
Farming inisrsst--it shows how closely they are
identified il the former branch Of industry
is crippled or forced TO step, the revulsion must
sfectthe producer Of the substance 90 which the
other is fed. II the hands engaged 10 Manufae-
turing are thrown out Of employnebt, they are
necessarilly compelled 10 pursue that vocation
which will insure 10 them a1s1bsistence hence
they teo become tillsrs Of lie soil, and are thus
taken Of the aumber or CONSUMERS and placed on
The side'1 Produesrs-so that the Farmers who
frs, supplied their wants, soon find Them array.
ed as cfmPeflors for the sale OF the produce Of
the soil; and the natural and inevitable conse.
quence must be, reduction 10 price-for il IS
nov self evident proposition, thal the price Of
our staple commodities is dependent chiefly on
the demand and supply. Such then Is the fair
and legitimate inference from an zezaminaIion
into this subject aud We are satisfied thai The
policy Of protecting the one interest will soon be
so manifest 10 the other, that The latter will de-
uand ofNthe Government protection for the
former, if from no olher reason than The first
Law Of nature, self-p[eseryation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

a.. 7, viii be seen 10 another column
thai Col. H,miraU'ek. y company WIZ
a, ~ our Delegates, MAJ. Thompson.
and oilers. recently paid : vislt e re-
,er.burg where The most fs,lenng aitsn-
,;ons were paid them, and most agreeable
.;nnres,ions made BY their speeches. The
Petersburg Republican paysquite COM
plimsn, 10 Col. ii. for hi. ability insnak-
ing speech.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

On Tuesday evening 5sil inst. ii Geld s tream.
Hampshire Connty,Y w fhe r. ~ NJ II Jennings,
Mr. JosEPn ALDEHroS ofMorgarl County. 10 Mas
EElzA ASs 2. GRuBB, formerly bfthts Town.
Al Rose Hill, Clarke County, VII, pn Tuesday
evening. the 5lh inst. BY The Rev. Henry w. !
Dodge, Mr.. ALTHED REED, Jr of Rsetortown,
Ya.,to Miss SARAH cATHARIxE, daughter 81 81 m.
Sewers ,.Sr Esq. Of Clarke Couray.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

GREAr Fire IS NORFOLK Va Nor.
folk was Visited on Saturday morning Last
with dreadful Gre destroying property
TO the amount Of 500 600 Two you,hs
who bad incsuiiously ventured into the
srlouldering ruins. after the engines had
ceased playing upon them, were surround
ed. all Al once. by e anne, and burnt 10 q
most shocking manner. One ofthem died
soon afterwards and The other is not ex
pected 10 survive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
progressiv.e. Demotl,ar,,

The Convention OF the al S ta,e of
Wisconsin has inserted clause ID tie
Constitution, Just framed, BY : vote Of 81
10 81, iba, oil foreigners, residens Of the
State. shall be entitled 10 vbie, wi,hou,
,akiag the oath lof sllse;ahrs. What
next:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

twill be observed thai the Baltimore Mar.
ks,s are 6rm stihe prices quoted, With ,enden-
az 70 advance. This-has bsen caused BY The NJ
rival Of The packet ship Rochester, which shows
% advance 10 prices in Liverpool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

sfspsiais.snt BY tas Goreraor Of Trr
Fgisis -GsoRer ". HARFEk. Of Ray
rnond, Mississippi cas- missioner Tor thai
State. 10 take dispositions. skkeOwledg-
nen's 81 deeds, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
WING TRIUMPH iN.sRk.Ns.s.

Mr, NEwrox. Whig, is eiek,ea 70 Con.
Fgtoss TO hliihe ysncancy il ihs.AIkansas
delegation caused BY the resignation Of
Gel YELE LocotOco. who Il 1t present
viii The division Of the us, Army. I'M
der comnSud ofGen, WooL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

.asrThe eommunicaiion Of "EupOlis"
h.s been received. Whilst tie article i
well written and ,be story Of certain POI
H,ieal characters il The Tenth Legion well
told. ia msiriesl Iine',yet, from i's person
I'll character. We esnno, lin The absence q
The ediIorJ give |, place, this week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

REvoLyERs The New T6i Express
states TIA. Capt. Walker. Of lie TYx.s
Rangers bad procured in lhst city. 400
Revolving Pistols for The new regir co.
ef Mounted R,fsmen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

PRospscr OF AN EXTRA SESSION --
Letters nom Washington. 10 The New
X0rkpapsrs. speak with confidence Of1he
possibility Of AZ extra session Of Congress
being necessary. 10 consequences Of The
improbability Of The present Congress be.
ing able, amid the raging Of The conflicts
ing elements, % do what theorists de-.
mands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

GALS AT TRor. NJ VA destructive
gale passed over The ciiyot Troy, N. Y.
on Saturday night last. Three men were
killed by The blowing down eta wall,
and several dan erously Injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

sxssyLyAS,A LEGISLATORS. = Rsso-
la'ions Of thanks % Gen TsSlcs: and lie
elhesrs sadsaea IN tbe U S. army 10 Mex
leo. vusaalsszs as well . regulars. we're
adOpisd 10 ihe-iiouse by teae 81 GO d o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

THE Cos-.-A writer instne InlelIi>,
gencer states that Of thef,wen,y. four
THOUSAND men We have had for the last
eight months on the Rio Grande, eight
thousand have died or been disabled BY
disease cod wounds and hare been sen.
home. II such has been The case, which
We cannot think 10 be p-ssisIe. ceslly ia
deed has been the result Of Mt. Polk
Unauthorized deed Of, ir volsing The couu-
try ini = var without the sanction Of Con.
gress. The money thai be has slready
spent would in oil probability more than
have paid for the iesr.:ofy wilhoai lhe.
loss Of life aud etfasion Of blood aud ID.
internal disseasion which BIS sca is likely
70 Psodacs.
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The speech o. The Hop, Henry Bedin.
ger. Representative in Congress from this
District, will be found on our fourth page.