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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

The SLAVE CASE AT CARLisLE.-The Phila-
delphla Ledger of yesterday, gives continue
tion OF the evidence In this
Willis Foulke, on his examination said that he
did not know whether Mr. McCnntock knew, when
talking to him in the court room that Scott was en-
deavoriDg to rescue the colored woman
Edward Showers testified that while the application
for writ OF habeas corpus being made, he
conversng with Mr.. McCntocs about the law CON
corning fugitive slaves passed at the last session of the
Legislature He (witncss) remarked to him this will
be good time to try your new lawn Mr.. McClintock
then addressed himself to of the counsel for the
slaves and he (wtness left the court room and after
ward met MIR. McC. the steps Of the court house,
who remarked that there had been particle OF
dence brought against these persons show they
STAKEHOLDER shall take them from Carlisle, IL pre-
vent tn The carriage then standing In the street.
anda few minutes before the slaves brought down
he went away and he (witness, missed him 10 mi
nutes After the riot commenced and clubs and stones
began to y witness got behind the stone pillars
saw very little OF ;shat took place after that
Michael Hoconb, deputy sheriff, testified to having
assisted in bringing the from the jail TO the court
house; saw Mr. McClintock and Rev Mr. Lilley con-
versng close to the bench when the general rush took
place in the court room don't rememser seeing Mr..
McChntock down stairs. -
Mr.. McClintock and Mr.. Lnley went up to the bench
and spoke to the judge.
Wm. H. Penrose Esq, deposed that when the habeas
corpus argued, he in court, and heard Mr. Mo
Clntock say that the Legislature had passed law
mia. Among those who participated in the riot in the
court man named Augustus eootes or
Coates; he was particularly active. MIR McClntock
Mr.. Showers, and MIR. Caldwell had discussion In the
court about the constitutional rights of the slave
holders
Three four other witnesses also examined
who testified much to the those who pre-
coded them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

Mrs. NJ. CARROLL's INDICATED VAPoR Baths,
IVA 1874 Fulton street opposite Church street safe and
for Ihe usnasm, coughs colds swelling OF the
glands stiffness OF the JOINTS and fever &c recommend
cd by Drs Mott Stevens Boyd and Others The Vapor Bath
has been successfully adm nsered the above complaints
for the last % years. Open from A. NJ. till 10 T. NJ
Ssaparila Syrup prepared by the Shakers 10 bot
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comdu9
inst. at Antol
The U. S. brig H.
sail In a few days for o.
There were AZ sick on tnV
them Of yellow fever.
The Germantown at anchor on
Lssrdo. She is now the flag ship Tho
on the 7th, on a cruise the fever having broS5o
board. The John Adams is bocksding the POI
Tuspan
The commodore expected to sail in a few days with
the whole squadron, for Las Areas Islands They lie
to the westward Of Yucatau.
The annexed communication from a correspondent
Pensacola Is entitled to the implicit credence Of
readers =
NAVY YARD PENSACOLA, Aug. IL, l947
As person fully acquainted with the true state
Of the case and aesrous Of correcting any erroneous
Impressions and exaggerated reports to which the ARR
val OF the u g. steamer Mississippi. with number OF
fever patients from the Gulf may have given RISE beg
leave TO offer you for publication the exact state OF the
patients In the hospital ut this station gathered
rom the report Of the surgeon Of that OF
this cste.
There heve been admitted into the hospital from the
Mississippi l4s patients many Of whom are not isTer
cases but affected with other diseases Incident %
the hospital up to thJ date on board the ship since
she left the squadron mt Anton Lizardo.
Out OF the whole number Of cases there are but seven
considered severe dangerous the rest are reported
convalescent. most OF them walking about, and many
not requiring medicine.
The charac Of the disease ia reported by the sur.
geons or the ship and the hospital mild yielding ge-
morally to medical treatment and much modified by tho
pure atmosphere Of this place The time Of GONZALES
cence Is rather tedious.
These facts respectfully submitted for the informa
ton OF your readers, and with view prevent any
unnecessary Tears with regard to visiting Pensacola or
It's vicinity which were never healthy free rom
epidemic or contagion than AT present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

D%a q TIE {I,. G g b a
s|SsP Ssundsy excepted No oh ~ n,s,I,z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

~ EACH.-y. STONE. No. 800 Broadway, New York.
begS inform his friends and the pablo OF this aud other
20 arranged hi, improved Water Filters that they be
pied 10 Coton faucets Theys
ha any person can keep then order by ropenshng i'm
the altering medium the trhing single
in,pecon will convince Of their superiority
othef Filter 10 r. S-s other Filters sod uauai.
am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
NEW YORK ANy HARLEM RAILROAD CUMfAN
SUAfMER ARRANGEMENT.


&@W 9ssSal!l( laSt
I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, lsl7. the
~ Cars will follows. until further notice. Up train,
will leave the City Hall for -
Harlem Morrisiana Forham Il Tuckahoe Pleasantville
$50 AM wilkins Bsse; vl Hart, Dan and dNswcsstls
10 10 :" Croton Falls
;; r.M 1. q
H.
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-. From the New Orleans PicayuDe, Aug. 2O1
we learn that the Government has finally determined
upon makipga requistion for ten thousand vol
unteers under the original law authorizing the raising
OF nifty thousand men. We led believe that the
requsItion made principally upon the Western states
We may expect that the call for the additional volt A.
eers wiz reach us through the papers In day or two
The design OF the Government to have thirty thousand
men under Gen. SCOTS orders by the end OF September
The sooner the better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

NJ ONEY LENT-The highest prices advanced in large
wi small gold and silver Watches diamonds
plate, jewelry, furniture, clothing dry goods, &c &c.
JOHN ". DAvIEs, Licensed Pawnbroker.
2J2 William street, DuaIe
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
HuzzA FoR PoEK /:

II
Every Time onr army achieves . victorr, the
Wsshineton Union says The effnns IL the AID.
ministfation will know no Telaxation!n This is
rich Taylor has fought all his battles bprdened
By The aun. 81 prompi co operation 90 thsS part
( The Government and Scott look Vera Cruz
before nm baiterins csuA0p had 81 arrived. y
Nbrfh fine, lean.
We are reminded BY ibis piIby para.
graph 10 stale some facts. which We pre-
sumo are pot less new than they will be
surprising 70 our readers. ashley were 10
Us
Up 10 The ave Of The battle Of Buens
Vista. Gen. Taylor bad mol received !
Letter from The War Department subse
qusnt 10 the 23d Of October; aud The
FIRST land We think only) official informs-
ton be then had Of Gen. Scott appoint.
ment 10 command in Mexico was the
letter Of Geo. Scott himself from New
York. under date Of 24ih Of Noveubbsr.
which has been fof some weeks before he
public.
This information, il Is proper 10 say. il
no, derived BY Is from any sou.cs IL this
ci,y. nor from any Officer 81 The Army
Of Navy. but il eniiilsd 10 confidence.
Nal M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
MEETING

BerryyiIle and CharlestoM.n Turnpike. z
"A full meeting Of the Commissioners appoints
ed by the last f.egislature Of Virginia, to con-
struct a MacadamisedN Road from Befryville|
to Charlestown, was held according to public
notice, in Beffypille, on Monday last, Goth In
stant On motion Of WIN. r. Turner, SAMUEL!
w. LAcKLAsp, Esq, was calledto the Chair,
and JAMES w. BELLER appointed Secretary.
Thecbject the meeting having been stated,
as one preliminary to the permanent organiza.
ton Of the Company, motion was made by
Thomas II. Willis, Esq, that eursey Of the
two supper Routes" be made. and areport d
the same made to the Commissioners at Their
next meeting. After discussion, this resolu.
ton was withdrawn BY the mover.
On motion, Books Of Subscription were or.
dered to be opened on the LIST day Of May, Z,
Chaflestown. Harpers-Ferty. Berryyille aud
Wildwood, under the direction of any four Com.
missioners whom the Chair might designate
and at sdch places in said towns as might be
agreed npons II accordance with the above
e = II :; !, - dresser A.. Re =
In Chdriesioua, Ii the Hotels d a. " San.
P"iS.Vn anu Y y. YarieII ana AZ the PoSt Of-
nee, under the direction Of VIM. r. Turner.
Geo. W. Sappington, Garland NJ. Davis and
Humphrey Keyess
In Harpcrs- Ferry At Abell's Hotel under
the direction IF VIM. b. Thompson, goserh i.
Abel, Geo. M SaPPington aud A. R. Herr.
In berryrilie At the store Of Thomas H. Crow.
and the Post Office, under the direction Of Dan.
iel w; SeNets Mann R. Page, Thos II. Cow
and Thomas ". Reynolds
In Mit,cood, al Chrk's Store. and The bou,.
Of DR.. Little, under the direction Of Nathaniel
Burwell, John Alexander, John t,outhayn All
James ii, Clark.
On motion, it was RESOLVED, That the next
meeting OF the Commissioners be held IN
Charlestown, and at as early day as the Chair.
man OF this meeting may deem practicable, AZ.
ter the sum of seven thousand dollars shall have
been taken in stock
The thanks Of the meeting were tehderaa
the Chairman and Secretary, and the Ncwspa.
pers of Jefferson and Frederick. requested "A
publish the proceedings. Fl
SAMUEL w. LACKLAND, cRn.
JAMES W. BE1.LER. Sch II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
3EN. ZACHARY TAYLOR



Ttsrs uss 30. li,iis excitement 70 COT
'slselios. probably owing 10 ihs fact ma
shsss uns % Superstition 10 shs County
es.didsiss. snIhs par. o. The Loeos =
ofco1ersss. he msjorisy Ior Mr.. kenne
~ r.sllrrer lhsn ne nosi sspgDiae q D,
.is;snss anticipated. and - highly eonPll.
mssisry. The vote ior Mr.. BedingsF y
snslIsr shru has ever bssn given Tor
regular nonines d Biz party, and indi-
esIss spirii 81 Independence 10 The
people 81 Jefferson. shich does them IN
6nile honor. They ere mol 70 Be mas.
l.sssa Il rlsssere. nor - shsy disposed
70 su,tsih any esndidslst horever Demo.
'crsfe,) who votes to'rsnsdss Gen Isy-
llor. y 10 deny ) proper reward % ne
vjI.s,.t,. Who are 6sh:ipg their eoun-
tsys b,lliss
M Ksnnedy cauvssssd ihe district
N;,h jsrest industry, during the short
,;-s .iford,d him. sai exerlsd himself
pobIyIlo bring The Whigs 70 the polls. and
Il III k,d TUNED out With : dssernins-
iion 70 do their utmost. suecess might
bsys erouasd their efforts The opporiu-
III, -, ! GOOD one. sud sbooie have
bssu improssd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29


he 'c'|osisr rpre,rs e bs ~ rssc''
. ~ C,.tr1s.'..,' .'ee,is1 I<'i - ~
1'.'s 81 Ihsf,5sy I.,t I, uoa'i spft1r
nd ne ,f1sgs t,ss slreies SEVEN
~ 81 sh< fats. nen5er,sf Congress.
Ihookh We eonien re re By no meshs
'sDetioe p he el<c6on Of either Watts.
BolIibg Of Pss,ica --,7ssiirulsrIy ihe elec.
hon q ,be M usmse eenilemsn. whose
di.'Sis' esfe ifr Polk go n,;ori,s. MI.
Belliaes iis.rsri gave e2a for az. pix.
End 4 = nov STATED % have goneIl0f Boil
lag b m.iariiy ofe
iH Oisfrfei-Sannel maii,. xhie. i
sIte'ed overA Attinson. loco. tsing y
Wig grin.
aaDps,i6 -6scsge W. BoIIias, uhis.
i eieeifa ever Esorge C. prongocie,
loco. : kl1'E gnia
81 DisiSist Nv. N. Tread way. loco. y
'soubiIess elected over r s. Flsurney.
ehig. though Ne have ba. few Seidrns
sn Disf1iet -IIsary P. Irvits. shig.
n elected over I: S Boccck. being a
wiig gain
5A Dtzf,ief Nv. 4 6aegin. Nhig. il
elected over $. F. Leske. loco. 'bsiDg !
,skig gain.
Ga District --gohn bi;sor Boits is ..
lected BY : msjsli'y Of 500 over w. D.
Leske. beieg . t1l;e gyis
IN DisiriH Sen, Thomas h Baily.
loco. il = elected over John J. lone.
whig..
6A Disirfrt.-R. I. Z. Beale, loco, !.
selected over W. Ner,on. whig.
Oh District John S. Psndlslon. wbig.
the lone star" in The last Congress, is
rs elected ever Maj. Hunion. loco.
lOik Disiriet-H Henry Bedioger. loco,
Il re- elected over Aafhcuy Kennedy,
wing. BY j greatly reduced m1oriiy. -
1lfh Distia.-yames Mcdowell. loco,
- re-eIected over A. S. Gray, wing
This Is the tenth Legion" District
i2fh Dhfnrs. Vim. B Preston Wal
The wing candidate, and A. A. Chapman
the democratic candidate. II isreported
that Mr.. Preston has been elected il 90,
iiisa Dhig gain. Mr.. Polks majority
in this dislfici was $40.
l3ih Disiyiet. -F. McMullsn and S.
e Goodson. locos. and Andrew s.. Fol.
ton. Ehig. are the candiastep. No re-.
turns. exeep, thai Fdloa has msiori,y
IN Wyihe.
l4M Distrisi.-R a. Thompson Val
:he democratic cspdids,e. and W. Nc.
Conas. whig. Thompson Is said 10 Be
elected. Mr. Polk carried this district
~ $50 majority.
l5iA Dist,ict This district gave Mr..
Polk s55 majority. There was no regu-
Ter wbig candidate, totbai Vim. C Brown,
(democrs,. J d doubtless rs elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
uEaERALI TATLoA.


The Uaion seems TO ihisk that here is sons-
hing peculiarly inappropriate inihe aoninstion
Of Gen. Tai FLOR for the Presidency. IN discours-.
Jog about his noaina,ion II Philadslphisl i,
says: arg
1--WE say nothing nov df The indecofous tn-
seasonabspess Il The proceedings d this Fedesal
nesiing Al Philadelphia Wesay noihing Of lhs
manifest and glazing improprie,y Of constituting
. general 81 our sfmy While yet IN he battle
held q fsreign var, the nomiDve or psftJ
for the Pfssideney."
We De %, woseer, {rsnarks the Gsorgstsvn
Advocais,1 ihst the Uoio1 stouia thiuk this
uomins,ion 10 be quite insppsopriste al pressai
u will b. likely to prove very inopportuue, ~
fsss Cor me Union and II, parly--very much 80.
That pspef goes Oh. 10 its article, 10 do ne very
thing which il 6ads fault with others Tor doing.
IL goes 90 10 eolog1s Gen. Scott, snG 10 cog
ssst sud intimate that there msy Sc aposher
candidate 10 the field, and thus 10 create that
feeling Of political rivslship which u l. quite a.
"iocscorous," one would think, 10 endesvor to
engendsr between Tho tvo genefaIs sin ,hs
field asihs nominstion 'esn, under any circem.
stances, be considerable Be. The Language ci
The Ulioh Is; "Thsre msJ be Bsw triumphs 70
|oe wen 10 MEXICO. The eclst Of other siciories
msy yet sisrtls the country. Already The tuc
cess ofGsp. Scott At Vera Cruz has nsde the
New. York Courier and Enquirer vince md
urisgle under its permstnrs eonuiiment 70
Gen. Taylor. Alresey fhst 5ourusi fesls ihat
there are Two Ttichmcnds In the Held, /" &c. Gt.
{. viii Be observed that he Union ihsssn.
dessors to =, mp Gen. Scott andGen. Taylor -
tiysfs for the Presidency, and hopes to play %
one hsro against The other, and mus no doubt, 70
create such division anous the people, %
may enable Mr. Polk sssin 20 slip into the Of
Gee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
sEsoR GArooaA's OFFER.

r.
The boundary line belweenihe United
S,s.es and Mexico. said to be proposed by
our Government through Senior Alocha.
i. the TWENTY-SIxTH PARALLEL
This Boundary '.interses:s the Rio Grande
very nearly Il ils mouth. lesv;sg Point
lssbel. Psio Ate aad Ressea De Il rain.s
on The North. and Matamorss on the
south! Monterrey ,he Aioeonads Psss
Saltiiio, sod the bstfie ground Of Baena
Vista. are also on the Southern or Mexi
can side Of the 26'L parallel. while the
U. S. would gain the upper portions Of
ramsulipas. New Lecn, Coahuils. Duran.
90. and SonOro. and Lower Califotnia
down 10 Cape 81. Dominso"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
WEST ERs L0sarIO Asrtul1.

4 y III
We are indebted q DR.. Francis T
STRrBEINo. The successful Superintendsnl
Of ibis Institution. for ibe Nineteenth An.
lnuh Report Of the President and Dl-
lreelors.
From The report Of DIT. 8. we learn that
there have been In The Asylum 10 The
course Of The year. two hundred and sev
enty tout PATENTS Of whom. one hun
dIed and sixty were males. aad one hun
drsd and fourteen femsies. or these, ose
hundred and eighly-iwo occupied Ne !.
partments II the commencement Of ibe
year. and nineiy-iwo. viz: Foriy-six
males aud forty six fensies. tave been
since admitted. There are al presehi.
two hundtedand seventeen patients. VII
Oae hundred and twenty thrso males
and ninety four femstesl
There were discharged during the year
50 81 Of whom had recovered 2 4 uch
nproved-linproved- 2unimptovsd -
and 20 died.
There has been more patients accom-
nodsied ibis yesf than during any pre-
vious year.
We make lhe following exlrscl, 10 rsis
srencs 10 The management ofihe patients
from ihsrepori:
annrS evsfnrI Ar rn,n.re-,eri h.s -, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
a Question Tor Free Traders.

II TIE recent sxt.sordinsry advance ID
the price Of Breadsiuffs 10 Great Britain
sesuissd ttom lhs enactment Of the Tariff
Of 1876. 70 wastesuse are We 10 attribute
the immense decline 10 prices Of which
We are informed BY the last steamer
II is worthy Of note also that the re-
duced prices in England did not Al al az
feet The market in New York. Why :
Because Of The demand FOR home COM
SUPPLEMENTARY showing tba, The home
market is mol 20 iusignincsnf matter O.
,be Free Tfadefs would have us 10 be-
lieye.- RitA. WhSt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
ErIscoPAL !coNvENl4os.

This il The year Tor Ihs as.smblsge Of
this body in Winches,er. and the occasion
islikely 10 b1ogae that plscs no. only
several eminent clergymen. but :
large aliendsncs ofjpeoPie from oil quar-
tiers.
The Convention wiz Commence its
session on Wednesday ihe 18Th Of NAV.
and religious services will Be performed
every day during be week, and on the
Sunday following. The event IS looked
ior with sfea. interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29

Ths advsriis;rg columns Of The Free
Press are sell worthy The notice Of cur
readers this week. The attention Of the
Ladies is particularly invited. They will
see what an extensive AM choice stock Of
seasouable goods our various Merchants
have provided, and are now offering al
moderste and fair prices.
Many OF our stores are now very atirac-
tivei and much commen6ation. We learn.
has been awarded 70 the good taste and
Judgment evine 10y their rroprietors 10
The selection Of heir goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29

lNPnovEuENrOrTuE snENANDOArl.
Ata me,'ing of ihe citizens 81 Cisiks
md J<IItssoa I,'<aaIy q ~ impsoxe-
msnl q ihe Sk>na11osh Riser a TO-
lion q Prosi1ts MsCofmick. John 3.
PAcE. Esd nas called ioibs chair. ena
DAVID H. gIeGusnn appointed ~sser,.
nary.
The object oIiks meeting uhs ssaied il
Iarcibls terms 81 Mr. nIcCormick. si.sr
which d. ", Nelsoo inirod ocsd ne ri.
loving tssolusions. and 1niorced them 81
appropriate rsmsrks. Some modifrs.
iions we're suggested. sud The revolutions
adopted ID The following form
Rsssirsa. a ihe ssnss o. this nsssing, Thsi
such ~ impfotsmenf Of the Shensadoah, u will
secure 10 ihs VALLEY ;hs benefit 81 a ascsbdiag
a. weilas descending trade. i essential % this
region.
Z. Received, That conuit,e fifty u a.
p0inted BY this meetiDe, % Ofss hy III proprr
81. tndto request The proper anihosities 10 carry
River and u brsndhss, ~ II Engineer Of lhe
State. HI
n ;. Rssoisaa, That The other counties ID shs
Valley Or he Shenandoah, intefcsfod 10 ihis
measure Be- requested u appoint dslegaieslc
ihe meeting proposed IL b held Il Front Royal
10 August nsxt, on such day g. may hsve been
Jsuggesled hy The citizens of Warren.
4. Resolved, That with view 10 carry il.
10 effect the object Of this meeting. 4 con.
miJee Of twenty live Be appoinied BY tbs
chairman embarrassing, from esch ofthe coun,
ties 81 ciafka aud ehsrson, 10 meet comnilieA,
from the other e6unties interested 10 thsprcbas,
ed improvement, end such csmmiitees IS ihEy
be appointed BY the New Shenandoah compa.
ny,
Ths following gentlemen vsrs appointed The
COMMITTEES:
PrNisCorrniek, VIM Nelson, ise,iamin Mer.
gsa, George q, krrfodt, =. :. FAY Tor, Josiah W
Ware, Nathaniel f3afwelI, SIR. James CastIemap.
ThomasF. Nelsos, w. ID Mcclure, r, ". Meade,
Fraaeis Aiccornick, Allen Williams, -5oseph Shsp.
herd. John Louihan. VIM. berry, Treadwell Smith,
John A. 1honpspn. Nathaniel Burwell, Dr.. VIM
Alexsnder, ID w Sewers, VIM Z. Worthineton.
5. w Lakeland, Thomas II Willis. 1ohnE P.re.
G. n. Davis, R. s. blackburn. W n. Narris, hi
= 0ris, Joha Kasie. Geo Eirhsfhefger, .. q. III
iaylor,i Geo, W. Peter. Lrary Williams, g. RI.
Lewis. Logan Osborn. Geo. w Turner, James Al.
hanson, Joha Nv McCurdy, James McCurdy, John
HumPhreSs. n. u. Butcher. VIM. q Moore, D,
J. Gsdsiil, n. NJ Nelson. n. .. Smith, Champ
Shepherd. Alfred Gentleman, DR.. C.. MeIorn,iek,
md Geo d Moss.
90 motion. The winchsslbr and charles.own
papers we're requested t. publish the proceed.
ings JOHN Z PAGE, Can.
ID. H.McGp,ss. See's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
MURDER AT HARPERs-rERRY.

A white man. named Fowler. shot .
free negro named Ben Ware. Il Hsr.
pers Ferry. on Saturday hsi. killing him
Instantly. Fowler bar. 90 YET. e.uded the
vigilance q rhs officers 81 ibeIaw. A
black man named Moore Robinson .ehsrg.
ed with being an accessory 10 the murder,
has bean lodged inpur JILL. and win take
bis trial before an Examining Court on
Friday nex..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
THE NEWS BY THE cAMsRIa.

The political and general intelligence
is not Of much interest.
The Gambia brought rs passenger,
from Liverpool 70, Boston, and R39O 0Oo
(nesf 81 900 600 10 specie. She leil
about 30 passengers and Ego OB0. il Sra
Gle at Halifax The Liverpool Chronicle
estimates The amount 10 Be- transmii,ed
during the mohih BY the Cambria. Sarah
Sands and Caledonia steamers Il li,tte
less than million sierline.
The intelligence, AZ announced BY The
telegraph. Of . tumble ia The price ~
breadstuffs and IA advance in cotton K
cco6rmed. fhn decline ID breadssptf.
wasnos ron6Ded TO Great Britain and Ire
land. but was general ihroDgoui Europe
L appears 10 have srisen not so much
from - escsssof quantity, no,withsiand.
iag the large inporiations, q from pan.
&c among The spectators. who had 81.
come alarmed atihe high prices.
Tbs gtsatess change II 10 ths price Of
Indian Corn. which reached liz CREATES,
depression about March geth. April Ia
i was selling II Liverpool ii AZ. 10 So.
per quarter, which was AZ. 10 81. higher
than 70 The beginning 81 ihe same week.
The NeWry Telegraph Of April lst says
that ION Ihe 10Th Of February Indian
Corn sold frsely II l6f 10 Isl. 81. Der
ton. and i Is now with difficulty 6ispos-
ed Of q l1t 10 i2i To-. pei Ion. being !
iall of g. per Ton" Ameriesa ho6r bad
declined wiihln thai period ION as Is
3ysl1s.
The Central Relief Commitise 81 ,b.
Society Of Ffiebds Il Dublin. scknowl.
edges The receipt By The Cambria. Of do
nations from this county for ire relief
Of he suffering Irish. smoun,ioe d
7O00k. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29

We learn from the Milusukie Sentinel
Of The oh INST lhalIihe Constitution pro.
posed for the people o. Wisconsin Terri.
tory has been rSscied BY nearly five
thousand majority. This instrumsn. i
described ~ ! fsrrago 81 imprscticabls
nonsense and Outrageous sbM:dny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
GENERAL TAYLoR.

The kashDihs Union declares hat Gen.
TAftoR Is "indeb.ed Tor ne distraction ks
has acquired 70 lie fauor efAs .aduinis-
fyafion. in gicing him opportunity to &C.
suirs g.. This favor was especially ex-
hibiled IN taking ftofh bin I'll binregulsr
troops ;.-in s,sen p,ipg 70 .eomrsl him 10
remain iuaeiive:-in censuriDg his ca
pituIsiion 81 Monterey ;-shd last Of I'll.
in moving heaven and earth 10 saspsnd
him 81 the appointment Of ! Lieutenant
General. Strong claims these. On lhe
gratitude 81 Gen. TsYloRl