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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE or THE METHo.l
DIST PROTESTANT CHURcH.--l1is at "A ppoirinnenfs1
This body, which has been holding its sessions n
the togyn ut Easton, Talbot county, Md. for the
past week, closed its deliberations On TUESDAY
night week. The sessions OF the Conferences
We're characterized with harmony andaehristian
afieciion Below we give list Of the appoint
ments made pifthe last day Of the session. Presi
dent-- Eii Henkle.
&dfiOns-- AIexandria--s. B. Sunderland
Central Baitimore-Dr. i. Waters. Cumberland
WIN. H.. Durnin. East Baltimore-J. il Mur.
ray. GfaFgetpwn-- William Collier. Harners-
Fery-jehn Roberts. Ninth ST., Washinoton-
Levi r. Reese. West Baltimore josiah Var.
den, Fl +. Wilson, -Wilmington--TI Il. Mclean.
First M r. Church, Washinyton-v j. G. Davis.
Charleston. $. Cs-S.s Keener Cox.
Circiias.-Anne Arunde--R s. Norris, OH
yer Cox Aegany-D David Wilson. Aceomaca
VIM. Fisher, las. +. Waite. Balti,nore-A.
Baker, John hicCleliaild. Concord--H. Roman
one % he supplied Cecil--h Lemon. Caroline
IL A. Collins: Calpbridge-D. e. Reese,
Wm. i. Dale. Clearfeid--io be supplied. Cat
Isle frederick Sweltzel. deer Creek-Jno
Elderdlce, y. y. ,Ndrwoed. Dorchester-D. a.
Shermer Frederick-iI. Up. Jordan. Howard
-. Webstrr.sJas w Smiley. Hunlinp,on.-I
K. .Helmbolj. Jefferson Richard Atkinson
FKent-sF. Rohey, ]. M. Henkie. Liberfy--Jas
n. EldeIdice. New Market--Geo. D. Hamilton.
lessee ~. ShTsee. New Townz-D. II. EweR
". Reireck Pipe Greek. Morgan, T.. b.
Valiant. r WiIliamtobe supplied Potomae
II. n BIyan. Queen Anre' f. III. 4&viisos,
]. a. McFaden. Snow fIilI--fo he supDlied g
Sussex VIM. 4. Wright Talbot .sW. Eve.
est, T. A Moore. UnIon-L. M. Bales1 .Hanjt-
ton Day. WiliamspoTt- I'D Collier, b. WI Bafea.
Missipns GreenYille- w. ID. Hamhon.-
Lewis-one to be ssupplied. Smvrna--Geords
Heritage
F. Stier, =, 8. Reese, 4. j. Ward, and u.
Eversolei len without appointments Ii their o,S-
request. j. A. Jackson, sapersnnustsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

9ols Haniranek. commanding the lei
yirsi4as Regiment, Lieut.. August. a5ia-
iant OF ihe sane, esd Lieut.. Howe. sdju-
tant ~ U S. Artillery. arrived 10 New
Orleans, on the I ilhjasiani. on The steam
boat diaeiaAs,i They sieii o. Saturday
Eesk tor Point Isabel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

RlcanoNp. March Is, is41.
The Senate Vas engaged neatly al iis sitting,
to-day. npoa he Tar bin, which wasso amend
ed IS 10 increase The tx upon merchants lieep-
ses, asd upon billiard tables and bowling alleys.
II vas coa,ended that ihelaie large spPropria
tions rendered an Increase Or revenue necessary
Lon he other aide il vss objected that shs ~
crease on merchants alone was unjust, and ihat
ifreyenus was seeded, The Legislature ought 70
adopt the rates Of 1915, which you'd bring -
sl00, 000 more ,hsn the sei Of last year, and this
SON would pay the iatsrsston one million six
handrsd thousand dollars.
I, is thought, The House will no, agree 10 The
Ssnaie's amendnents.
The House passed large number Of bills on
MONDAY, and ordered one hundred 10 beengfosst
|ed-seenins determined 70 adjourn this week
The largest vote taken. showed the presence Of
80 members.
Among the bills passed, was one increasing
tie capital stock Of ihs Lee.burg aud Suiekets'
Gap Turnpike Company. and authorizing sub
sesipliCa ofivp ffths,
The bill to revive The act Incorporating the
Winchester aud Harpers Ferry Turnpiks Com
pany, taPproPrialing $1,000, vas lost BY lie
VOTE, 30 TO 20.
| Among the bills ordered TO be ensrossed, vas
one Incorporating The chsrlesown-sps Berry
vile Turnpike Company. This alsoconiains an
appropriation.
A bill for ths relief OF the securities ofJerman
Baker, a defraadisg treasurer, was inde6niiely
postponed.
A bill further 10 amend the Primary School
system vas debated aud ordered 10 DO sneross.
ed.
The bill amending the District Free School
law for The counties Of Frederick and Jefferson,
will probably be read to-day, there being only
some 8 or 10 bills bsfre il, on the frst read
ing. We hope 70 &c, ]. through this week. The
delay in agreeing opop its features eret,ly en-.
daogeting is passage. II restricts the amount
OF taxation.
l think il may Justly be conceded, that lhe
Legislation this year has been liberal towards
the Valley and Potomac regions Of The State
Very few measures pertaining 10 our interest
have failed.
think the Lss stature will certainly adjourn
on Saturday,. )
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
sReLrKr AZ kt.,x nnAvcn.

Ws;sre Grsiidsa 10 learn tia, Upward.
Of Fiaf Hundred Bushels Of Corn. and
aSoui :sssen,y Dollar, have been sub
seribst BY those residing - ihs neishbor
hood ii Elk Branch. for HE suffering 10
Irelanb and SecllaDd. This donation is
quite large. aud reflect. great crsdi, 90
those iisho have participated in this lauda.
bic enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
Quarterly ourr Of Jefferson.

An Act changing the time Of holding the NJ q isr.
terly. Term Of The County Court Of J,IiTerson
\ County. Passed March g.h 1917 {At
BE i enacted by the General Assem- !
ply, that the quarterly term, Of me Coun
ly Court Of Jefferson county. 1, prese'n,
held on The third MONDAY in NAV shall
hereafter be held 90 the third NondaySin
June.
This sctsh'll be IN force fromthe pals
ing thereof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
eI,seRessloxAL ELECTION.

The election "a Members Of the Legs
lssurs end Members Of ibe nest Congress-,
Ter Virginia. takes place On the Fourth
Ihursdsy 10 April next, The fs!loaine
il IisS Of liz candidates for Congress. 50
.lar & Ie have .sen them snnouneed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
PRESENTATION OF SWORDS
To Colcne5s Hdmtrfmck and Randolph.

The Senator'S ar6 Delegates Of the
Tenth Congressional District of yirginia,
and other frien dS DESTROYS TO give part.
ing memorialto Colonels Hsmssmck and
Randolph. Of the First Regiment OF yir
ginia Volunteers. resolved 10 pgeseutthose
gentlemen each Sword. as a ies,im onial
Of their regard and confidence. The
presentation 10 Col. Hamiramck took
place on the 22d Of February. The fol
lowing is the correspondence on The oc !.
casion:
RcHMose, Eel. 22l, ls47.
To Col John +. Haxirsaek
Sir This Sword, which We present TO you on
the Anniversary Of The birth VI The Father of.
his County. 10 rendered to voc as a iestimonisl
OF the respect and esteem Ok eany Of yous
frieads aud neighbois of NE ren,h coagression.
al district.
Il is given TO Jop IS The Conn andsr of,he
First Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers, with The
foil confIence that il viii be u.ed BY YOU auly as
q true soldier ought 70 use bis ,rusty )blsde-in
The cause Of his county, sod in defence, il
need he, Of innocence and virtue.
Bea j, With yon To the battle 5eld, riih the
good wishes Of hose who tender iI-aad may
The spirit which Spided the authors Of our coua-
ltryS independence. in their perilous struggle,
sestsiu and direetycu. and the kaIlaot neo uc-
der your eom@s65, shdlcnd Jsd 10 ,risuphs
worthy oi 4 generous soldiers ambiliua
Very respectfully,
Your friends.
John s Ga7sher, .7JamI SaaH.
.7adssp Huater I'm B. Thonpsoa.
Ckss y FsrKatr. james Casfiem4a.
7xomss &oan. join 5f:Pkasea.
George G DeReale, Asa Hell.
.Jo4a f. RsLi. Dlais1 Tsozpspa.
Edm3nd Psaaldos, John w Breatked.
Hiiliaa s. Boak.
RicunOsp. Fsb. q, iss7.
Gss;iegen: NstAiug eau be Rofe graceful to
I be geneFoeS emotions OF cor aatefe. thah The
CO, easnce and cammendsticas Of Il lends snd
ar ig4hr.. = no saev Us IA the uhaslip'ercauTse
{ liz, with cur weaknesses kld sir,ues and
his sSofd, prescnsed by the :taemheTs &c the
Gnsftl Assembly Of chr cenpap ueslih, and
s,hefs associated ulifh yssm fsrtn the counties
eaaiigocas ts.lny own. conseys she Pressisg re-
fecios tbs, I Do ael leave M sairt home, ~
The basy scenes III Nexien. 81 hs head sf my
.ssinent. wi.hou, Ell ying shr aPer "sirE ssnies
nj esn6 snce e. those " hoss sndshiP rhes-
;sh ss da-i,.s
1'hs sxcxd ,bs soldiers xnt -s7d zen have
blaeed IN, frus.y blade in my kfa<. 10 be drawn
,nls 10 the esase of err eeuskr: nsi perer,
uitb nv eansn'. b. te spryen&ksfd 70 are -
unsn ihe arm ihst virl5s i fskts rrfssifss At
nv siir. ueae bn, friendly hs3p shall erskp It's
hsll--sza. viii jhs hlessirEs tfEshe God Of 8.s-
ties, i shsu 5sseead 20 ny Ski'tfer. g the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

VERA Cruz AND THE CAsrLe "A lite
letter from our squadron 10 the New Or
leans P,cayune. says:-"The anthoriiies
are busy 10 issuing prociamainns announ-.
cip the threatened attack and issuing
preventive orders, among The most 10
palatAble Of which is one totblddiog t6e.
masquerade at The carnival. There IRE
many. however, who regard the threat.
enet invasion With incredibly. There,
are FIVE thousand men in the city OF VHra
Cruz and one thousand 10 The Castle
three thousand 81 these belong % the
National Guard, and are ,olrtably Will
disciplined and supplied with arms. The
National Guard of The State. i on ltr
CONTRARY. not organized, and is destita,e
Of arms. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

TIE "OLivE BRANCH" TO MExic H.
Tne Cn'ied SAFES steamer M,ssi,s,pPi
which sailed On the Tn inst ,ook onrIIn
is announced. fun instructions 10 .Mr
BLACK our Consul 10 Mexico. 10 Z, ndci
ale tatbe Mexican GovernmenttAe Three
Million Bill which CONVEYS the exr,es.
sion Of a-deslre OF the American Govetn
meot to obtain . speedy and honorable
peace. 7 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25


Read % Winchester, IS also On he table Of The
Senate, and may share ihe same fate.
bill foF establishing The Elsetric Teleefsph
from Washington through vifeihiu i RAISING q
and fro between ihs Two Houses. ssd mar also
be lost fsr he want ef 4 quorum.
There must be some remedy Ior lhis softof
hurry -botly legislation Al he heel II session.
Bills cannot y revised with ihs. care which il
reqsired, snd hence amenda,ory LAWS become
necessary.
The bills 10 hand cannot be enrolled and ext
amined before Tuesdsy evening". 20 thai day
may be considered The period of sdjaufamen..
The talk Of % Extra session has ceased.
Nj. WoOlfolk 81 the Senate declares he means
10 raise Al the polls in Virginia, ne issoe Of Re-
peal or Ne Repeal. ~ all the laws spproPria,ing
money for INTEREST Inprovemthi. He com
plains Of Ihe pfodigaliy Of The legislature. and
SAYS Four Millions hsve been spPropsiated.
do no. believe $500, 900 of the Amceni will be
needed this year. Eth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

u1ig. LeeefSeo.
DID. 1. Sameel wa,tsi Archibald A,kia.an,
q e3es1 w. Ro,isne. fse.s &. Dsoueeole,
3 1hes s. flapfdoy. Nm. -. Tredvs,,
= 1lenry 2. Irving. I hes $ sfseoek.
syn L. 6oggin, Shelloa T. L. he.
1ohn ~. nsui, James 4 Srdden,
Z. $ehh =. @cnesj lsAes u AA,lv,
~. Nevton. II lii penls,
=. Soha ;. teadlkien. No naushsiiou.
10. sAn,huny kenhedx, Henry Geslsaetr.
1t.sAlsernenS t7rsv. lanes Nstlsstfl
lava. 4. Preston. kn<. fka,ms.3
- sNo aoAin1ls1h. Fayetts NeAisll-r.
lt1. a. Slephehson. Roki. A. TEc.-r, !; +
- 30 noniasaiqn. Wat BsoVS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

Mr. Clay As PEAcE MiSIsTER TO
Mexico We are authorised 10 say, says
ihe New York Sun. lhatlhe appointment
Of the Hon. Henry Clay as Minister to
Mexico. would meet the appreciation Of
many sincere friends Of that eminent cil-
zen. as well as the concurrence Of good
friends Of the Administration 5r this city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

Judge JoHH ScoTr is ID be Judge Of
The Superior Court for the Alexandria
Wal iudicial district. and i 10 receive
$500 additional salary for bis additional
services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

NeJohn@J. Dyer. Esq. formerly Of
Pendleton county. W., has been appein;-
ed. By The President and Senate, Judge
Of the U. S Court Tor the Disiridl Of
Iowa,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

FRoMrURRlIr.s OVERSEE ou>Inr@

ENGtANp-Uur readers in America wiI,
see elsewhere detailed account of the i'm
portant events which have recently trans
pircd in England. The Government vicl l.
ed finally 70 the pres sure Of the monetary
crisis, and temporarily suspended the act
restricting the issue of paper money by the
Bank, and authorized it to issue IL, 000, 600
upon the basis Of its present amount Of bull
Lon. This act has created much agia'iol
and the public mind is divided in opinio n
with regard to the present utility and ul,I-
mate result. In Manchester much 0pposi-
ton has been elected to the measure. as cal
culated to prevent things finding their level
to stimulate speculation, aggravate expeadl-
tuFes, &c. The mere expectation Of Gov
eminent aid, of some Kind or other, raised
the price of cotton in Liverpool, few days
since, farthing pound, and the news OF
the Suspension Act raisedit another fArthing
Under these circumstances, both houses OF
Parliament have been summoned to assem-
bic on the 18th of November, 10 take into
consideration the affairs Of the county
Still the conviction is becoming universal
that the terrible crisis has been weathcrcd
and thata better day is dawning. Large
imports of bullion from the contlncn. have
been announced, and confidence is cradu-
ally coming back to the public mind,
SwITzERLASD.-Af1airs wax more scriou,
in this mongrcl Republic, and rar, civil. re-
Iigious, unnatural and fratricidal. seems IN
evitabIe. The infatuated bigo,s cvince a
determination TO try once more the CONT
mental experiment Of fighting for religion.
The diet refuses all osertrres for adjust
ment that shall leave the Catholic eatons ~
possession Of their religious institutions -
The Austrian Ambassador has already V lth-
drawn. and the ministers Of Prussia. Russia
and Sardinia, were expected to dcmaAd
their passports. at the last accounts.
SARDINIA.-The progress, or ihc hope nj
progress, of liberal principles in this Ht5a
Kingdom, is held in DURANGO vile BY tustri-
an influence. The Archbishop Of TURNS
has issued a circular order, prohibiting tho
parochal clergy from offering up the usual
PRAYER in the churches for the" New Pope. :
The Government has recently lighted
apon poor player and thrust him into
prison, for grinding out of his barrel-organ
the hymn to the Pope, in the street. III,
quite evident that the infalIibiIity" OF His
Holiness is seriously doubted by the ma
lority of his ecclesiastical subordinates.
SPArv-New revolutions and new moons
continue to be simultaneous phenomena in
lhis Kingdom. 4 business transaction -
Of the following character has exci,ed so.ac
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

20 \ great meeting was lately held at
The Tabernacle IN New \ ork to give pub
he demonstration Of satisfaction at The late
reforms introduced by the Pope in the &C.
clesiastical states, and to express sympath1
with the noble motives by which he is in
spired. The Mayor of the CITY presided.
Several very eloquent speeches were deliy-
cred. Among the most prominent of the
speakers were Butler, Sedgwick, Field. and
Selden. Letters were read from Ex-Presi-
dent Van Buren,, G.. NJ. Dallas, James Buch-
anan, Reverdy Johnson, W. IL Seward. r.
IL. Benton, a. Gallatin, John G.. Spencer,
John \. Dix, ID. $. Dickinson. Edward Ey-
eret, and other prominent men. These let
tiers are full of the right kind of sentiment
-overiiowlng with expressions of the best
wishes and warmest hopes in respect to his
Holiness and the great work of Reform in
which he is engaged. An address, prepar-
ed and presented by Mr.. Greeley, as chair
man OF committee, was adopted Ii is an
address To the Pope, not as Sovereign
Pontlil, but as the wise and humane Ruler
OF once oppressed and discontinued, now
well governed and grateful, happy people,"
and, after eloquently dwelling upon the diff
fculles and responsibilities of his position.
his Holiness is assured of the deep interest
felt by the people of the United States
IN his behalf" an interest which has RI
pened into sympathy and unmcasured adj
mlratlOn," under the influence oflatc events.
Recent as IS our National origin Isav the
authors Of this Address wide as is the ocean
which separates our beloved land from Your
sunny cline, we know we'll what Italy was
IN the proud days of her unity, freedom and
gl0ry-What she has since been while de-
graded by foreign rule and internal dissen-
tIon-and we have faith that lofty and be-
nignant destiny awaits her, when her peo-
pie shall again be united, independent, and
free. In the great work of her regeneration,
we hail YOU as Il heayen-appointed instrn-
mcnt; and we ardently pray that Your DAYS
may be prolonged until you shall witness
the consummation of the wise and bcnefi-
cent policy which is destined to render vour
name immortal" We should be pleased
to give extended extracts from the proceed
ings of this great meeting, but our limits for
bid. We rejoice at this pubic demonstra-
ton. 1t should be followed by other and
similar demonstrations throughout heunion
The Pope needs the sympathy and support
of the friends OF Freedom and Reform eve
~ where. in the present trying emergency;
ana the brave and the free" of all nations
should not and will not be slow to encour-
age with their voices, ana assist with their
strength, if need be, the Italian people in
their struggle for Liberty and lndepcnd-
cncc.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

An individual by great personal courage
and an entire want of consideration for self
NAV save hundreds of lives from spipwreck,
fire. or some kindred calamity. yet he is not
half the hero in the worlds estimation, as is
he who DESTROYS his hundreds by fire and
sword We see anoccurrencc related which
took place on our southern coast, recently.
The wheelsman of vessel which was in
imminent danger of going a shore to the
certain destruction Of all on board, stood firm
to his post until the danger was passed, not
withstanding the violent retchng of the
wheel from the action of the waves and the
desperate struggles of the vessel 50 mangled
his body that he died in a few hours after
wards. When asked why he did not aban-
don his post, he replied that four hundred
lives were of more importance Than one.
How infinitely does this heroism rise above
any exhibited by Scott, Taylor, or any of
the lauded heroes OF war and battle. \ ct
we find no columns of newspapers devoted
to his eulogv 10 states nor cities quarrel
ing for the honor of his birthplace; no mes
sengers to seek his body, nor committees TO
receive it. Ueis dismissed with an Item"
which but few see, ana for which nobody
cares. Fortunate is il that virtue is lis own
reward; were it not so, virtue would be
exterminaed from the world.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

snrprlze, even in the midst of surprising oc.
currences. 1t has been discovered that, a
few days before the expiration of the Sala-
manca ministry, which existed nearly a
month, bonds to the amount of 100 millions
OF reals were secretly issued, 10 cover, as it
was pretended, the arrears of paw viii, h
were owing 10 ahe officers OF the roval
household!
lrALY.-The New Pope" is more
popular than ever; and almost every 4.
marks some onward step in the line of DR., :
erosion which he seems to have marked
out tor his administration. IIes determin-
Cd to go ahead independent of the oppo-
sitlon OF Austria or the aid Of any other ma
non. Wherever Re appears no is greeted
with enthusiasm.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
ESTRAYS.

(FAME on to the premises of the subscriber,
Nabout the la :, of May, a Red and White Cow.
supposed to be four years old, with young Calf.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
AMBROSE SPENCER.
Pike, November IS, l947.-244t
(AME 10 the premises 0: the subscriber on the
Al24th November, one Bull Cali, white, and two
heiier calves, red. The owner is requested to
call, pay the charges, and take them away.
PAUL SOBOLESKL
Bristol, Dec. 3-n24 It.
TNAkEN up, by The subscriber, about weeks
Il since Bull and Calf. The Bull will be )
years old next spring, and is all white. The Calf
is heier, red, and will be year old in May next.
The owner is requested TO come forward ard prove
property, and take them away.
PETER MCAFFERTY.
Southport, Dec. 3-24 1t
TNAKEN up, BY the subscrber.,n Pheasant Fral-
/ ne two weeks since, Red Heter, about 5
years old piece cut ont Of one Of her ears, and
has braud on her nigh horn. The owner eau
have her on proving property and paving charges.
JOHN HART.
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. 2-ir - pi
A COW, whitish, with dark brown spots, taken
"A up by the subscriber, few days since, on
Pleasant Prairie Also, two Bull Calves taken
up. The owner can have them by proving prop
ery and paying charges.
P W. WILDER.
Dec. I.-l24At
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

~ II What we nave Deeh io't III regard
10 me conduct OF the captain OF me ff"Pe!-
Ter Delaware, be correct ana we nave no
reason 10 oopo' lle truth o. me representa-,
uohs made ihe SeVefest PuolIc GenSufe ana
teo"Ac ''ldt cou'" I,'SSi"lE NC "ui'''''IS' GU
Would come yer! lar SNORT oi HIS ueSe''s'
lie SrouHuS o. complaint against MN are
lhat "hch nc repaired 10 me scene % "iC
disaster ne ana not remain 'ieFt longer ana
Persevefc IN ehorlS 10 recover Ihe uooieS OF
me unfortunate ''ctiliS' Pa'"cul|''y WIG"
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