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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

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ably discharged from the ~
States. '2
By command of Major GeD....
r, II. L, SCOTT,
There will not be much wee';
at the annexed order of ColoDroII'
OFFICE OF THE MlLirAPyc
JalaPn, April .
-, ORDERS.
All gambling rooms Or hon..
JaInpn, are hereby ordered ia II,
Keepers Of such houses Or w..
and prorrolors Of faro Or oIbs.
If found violating this order, w.,
sent to Vera Cruz-nalive. o,
THOMAS e
Col. U. S. a. and MIr,-
Another orJor from the s,mo
OFFICE IF THE MIurap, 4
Jaiapo, April Pa
All officers Of the Mexican orm,
and all soldiers, for whom ro,-!
given, IN aLi obo.l the city Of L.
dlalcIy report al la's Office, orb, 4
THOMAS cF
Col. S 4. and NI,,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Indian DelegationS.-Ge Rains. Seneca
Agent passed through St. Louis on the 2S,h ul,, ,
with populations from the Seneca, Quapaw, and
'Cnyuga tribes, en- route for Washington city.
Reward Of Galiantry.-Lt. C. G. Hunter, who
took Alvarado, a Mexican town, has been tried
and sentenced TO a reprimand and dismissal from
tho squadron, for depriving his slow motioneI SC.
Nor of the laurels Of the achievement, by taking
tho place, before the Commodore "got up" This
is new way of rewarding an act of gaanlry.
Troops Marching.--We learn from the Washington
Union of the 9Th inst, that prior to that date, Al
companies, and 3.2ii men, of the ten new Regiments
were en- route for Mexico. 1t was expected, by the
10th inst, that over 1000 would be off to the
war Most Of these troops must, this, be in Gen
Scott's army. Ig8
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Messrs. Newton & Chase, at Little Rock, will
please accept our acknow Judgments for lheir kind
attention, IN sending us late papers. These yen.
t!emen "keop.house,' near the public landing,
and are always on the ground when anv forrarl.
ing is 10 be done.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

o. We were much mortified, after our
last weeks papor was struck of, to discover
that garing mistake occurred in the obt.
unry notice of Mr.. VIM. r. Johnson, of For,
snnilh. How it happened, we canno, offer rea =
son. but the fault we know, was wholly our own,
the namo Of X. w. Johnson, was inserted, in
stead Of Wm. r. We have ordered it to bo cor.
rectcd and to remain in the paper another week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

10 CorreSpondents-"Lib Liberty" is in type and wi II
appear IN our next. "North west" is on the frs,
page 'P Is decli ned upon Of inadrnissible
matter IS is too long. We should be pleased to
accommodate all our friends, and can do So if they
Will condensc their remarks into short c)mmuaicl
lions, and eschew tfcnsve matter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

4 queer claim.-Tho Americrn Star. PUBLISH
cd at JaIapn, Mexico gives the following account
Of an instance of assurance that would have
thrown Sam Sick into reyerio.
"Oae Of Wcm.-Thcrc is scarcely an hour in
tho dn! that some of the natives are not with our
qnartcrmaslors, urging payment for property de-
Slroycd or used by our troops. Whenever the
claim presents anything like Justice op-ts f1co II
IS invariably Iiquidated. A day ort two since a
Mexican proprietor entered the office md handed
IN bill for the use of fifty mules. After being
micrrogoed through an interpreter, it was finally
nsccrtaIncd that tho animals had hcon used i'll
drawing l2.pounder belonging to the MericanS
uP tho Ccrro Gordo, which SAID piece had opened
upon our troops and sent perfect shower of
grape and canister amongst thom. The quar-
lcrmaser Informed the claimant that he was not
authorised to settle up for the Mexican Govern.
ment. but that when he was he would pay such
bills with pleusuro.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

W a new paper is about to be published at
!" ashlngson city. 10 be called Common Sense"
The proPrietors had better send to Arkansas for
"Old Sense" to edil il. .-sgusl. ... ..sa..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

o. Thanks to our friend Thos. johnson, Esq.
OF this city, for late Cincinnati papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Mr.. COlburn.-The body Of man has been
found, supposed to be the long sought for Colburn
Of Missouri. He was found near the Sacs' and
Fox's villages, BY an Indian, named Phelps, in IA
very dsfgured and offensive condition. The
body was in gully. of Of the the road some
distance, and had been covered up with brush and
rubbish. fIe was evidently murdered. His mule
was found near the"WiIlow Sprlns," which was
taken ia to Wostport. ..-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

OF The press keeps pace with our victorious
army, but few days after our gallant troops
achieved glorious victory n. the ga.os of Jalapa,
the typo that had been used only a short time be-
fore, in calling upon the Mexican race to avengo
tho injuries received at the hands of the Ameri.
cans. change hands and principles. presto reio
The American Star" rises, over tho hills Of J,lo.
pa beocon'iight to benighled and enthralled
race.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Gen. ScOh.-Tho Harrisburg (Pean.) Tolo-
graph has pocel the name of Gem. Scot, at tho
head Of its columns, rs candidate for the presi.
dcncy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Latest Ne,rs from City Of Nerico-Sania Anna
nrHhin forty miles Of Vera Graz, ,Mrcuiening the
City-BruiSh ,Mdiaiion- ar apDroacAing
10 a close.
VERA Cruz, May 9th. 1917.
Eds. Deiia:-As the steamer has been detained
until to-day by bad weather, give you the latest
news that has reached US since closed my letter
of the 3D.; there is no, much of it, but what there
IS, is Of some interest and importance. Tho
British Consul at this place has Just received Il
communication from tho British minister. Mr..
Bankhond, saying that tho Mexican Government
has solicited the friendly mediation Of his govern.
mcnt. 10 settle the difficulties between Mexico and
the United States. | learned this morning thai
such a letter had been received from Mr.. Bank
head, and at once called the English Consul
who tolls nc that such is fact You may there
fore rely on the accuracy of this statement.
Srnta Anna is about 40 miles from hero with
1000 men, threatening TO march in and sack
Vera Cruz. This information comes from u
Spanish merchant of this place, who came in YES
terday from Mexico-hc states that he saw Santa
Anna, who advised him to take his things out
OF the city, he should destroy every thing in il.
This OF course, we consider as mere Mexican
bravado, 1t is not likely he would make his
plans pubic, did ho intend executing them.
We are, nevertheless, practising men Tin
iuntry) at the artillery, so as not TO be taken
by surprise.
We learn by letter from the City of Mexico
that they have stopped throwing up init onchments
| around the city, and do no! intend standing q
siege bombardment. For the frs, time since
| have been in Mexico, | begin to think that the
war is obou, drawing to u close.
Yours respectfully, J. d. J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
NOTICE..

The undersigned, appointed at public meeting
of the.ctizens of Fort Smith, q committee 10 re-
ceive donations, for the purpose of removing the
bodies of Col. A. YELL, Capt. A. R. Porter, j.
B. PELHAM, and others, to this State; and to erect
a Monument. to their memory, at the Capitol in
Little Rock-invoke tho liberaIity of the citizens
throughout the Cornty,--and hope n monument
may be erected, that will not only be a rich ,csti
moniai Of oar Admiration and regret for the dead,
but an ornament to our Capitol.
SAMUEL EDMONSON)
MICHAEL MA YERS
TlIOS. McCARRON Committee.
JOSEPH BENNETT
JOHN CARNALI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

o. The polite officers of the Isaac Garreu
nnd alert, are entitled to our thanks for late pa.
Pers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

but an ornament to our Capitol.
SAMUEL EDMONSONo
MICHAEL MA YERS
TIiOS. McCARRON : Committee.
JOSEPH BENNETT
JOHN CARNALL
0~3- The British press, well as speeches in
Parliament, TEEN with grateful acknow edgmen IS
- the UNITED STATES, for The relief which has
been afforded their famishcd poplaton. In an
othor column will be found the acknowledgmcn
Of the Irish Confederation, to Mr.. Dras.- the
Vice President, of the bounty Of the Am ,rran
people. 1t is coachrd in terms sacl as could
ominate OILY from the warm and grateful he7lls
of lIishmcn. The London Times Il high Tory
paper, denies that other than the Irish population
in America, have contributed to the relief of Ire,
land. The audaci;y of the denial, is known to
our whole population; for it has been general
charity, without distinction Of birth religion.
Massachusetts, and Ncrico.-A Resolution of
thanks was refused to Gen. Taylor and his brave
army for their distinguished operations upon the
R'o Grande, by the Legislature of CHTAJussachu-
scus - by vote of 65 to III.
BY whom was this inst need withheld from
patriots! BY the decondants of men. who in
ISll desired and prayed for the success Of British
arms over their countrymcn,
Oar chivaric General, SURROUNDED bv our
knsmcn and friends, who ra. lied around his ban.
Acr, to prevent its proud folds from trailing in the
dust, have driven back the foe in numbers ten 70 il:
and htvc turIcI the OWLS Of war from our soil. to
that OF the encn1ys, and the cold, unpario;jc L"g-
i~L'tulc Of Massachusetts have publicly r,(used to
ollrr them thanks for those patriotic and gallant
,rrviccsM!
4 rare quaIfcalion.-A Goycrncss odycr,is-
ing for sltunllon, safes that she i, pcrrcc,
mistress Of her own tongue.
OIL he American troops to their honor, have
not participated in the sacklng of town, or an
act Of rop'no during the war with Mexico.
Gcn. Errca, u Ielnessseqa.-Ihe St. Louis
Era says thrt the renowned Mexican Chief who
has recently 50 far ou' run Old Rough and Ready,
IS Il nntivc Of Tennessee. 1t is sad that his real
nanIr IS Try, aud that he was born AM raised 10
near monhooG, IN Middle Tom. $50 Sumner or
Smrh county, we think; perhaps the r;rmrr as
tAr:" ar" few If tic s'n' name stI resting
n""" G.'i!a'n. II" was Will. rowing. devil.
m'y'c"r" sort rfE clrr, ant a1ol, twenty or
twenty five years ago, s,royrI oir to M.N..o.
N"Hnry.-Wc unIors.ruI tina, Lieut.. W. L..
WILSON hrs o~ta5'isl,I 4 Recruiting RcuIr1,ou-.
nj F"y".'ovi.'' AMI - Successfully engaged r,.s.
ing m'"n for Cap;. AN!uoNt' ; ronpony. He en-
i"t,d somr - or 20 men on tho frs. and soconI
days that he flung out lis bonnnr.
0@l' Ice was selling at Vera Crnz on tho 23I
ut, at % cents per ponnd; abol. the mi Ill, of
August it viii bring 81.
-Ntical AsSocia'ion.--Thc f,'u,:y at Van
Buren, and Fort Smith have or-aniz,I an u,Soc.
toa entitled The Crawford County Medical So.
cjcty."
The object, we understand, is 70 elevate the
Medical Standord in this State, to promote the
in'crcs! Of the Science, and to suppress Quackcrv
The officers arc as follows:
DR.. r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

The Riuer few feet in the early part of tbc
week. but has been falling the last day or two: al
though it is low, small can get up Since our
last, the Alert and the Isaac Gar rot have been up
and returned to the mouth of the river. The OeNo
passed up, on Tuesday, TO Fort Gibson. The irkqn.
sas NAL was, few days ago, lying Lewis burg
waiting for water.
BY these boats. goods have arrived, for the mer
chants, at this place: also, for NJ Wright, a, Boons
boro j. Sutton, Stirman & Dickson, at Flycttcviilc
and james McFall, at Beaties Prairie
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

ErLraet Of Co0ee.--Wc see by the advertise.
men's IN Eastern papers, that our ingenious coun
lrymen have got to producing this article of uni
'crsal use, in portable FORM so that our traders,
trapPers, hunters and soldiers in the prairics can.
"t all times, have coffee. 1t is pu. up in papers,
with directions for lsc. Oar merchants should
by all means procure supply.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

'TerIns-If paid within three mouths after
subscribing, " so. At any time. thereafter
50 per annum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

GJ We see it stated in the Little Rock papers
TINT the Hon. r. w. JOHNSON, our Representa-.
tive elect, in the noxt Congress, has arrived in
that city, with his family all in exccIlen, health
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

q Maj. J. J. Green, Of this city, las been
appointed Ad-dc-camp to Brig. Gen. DuvaI, with
the rank Of Maj Of Cavalry, and tho Militia are
ordered TO obey and respect him accordingly. If
friend Green will only prosecute the Mexican war
as he does the yiolators of tho law he will be
"somc.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Latest Ners from City Of -Mrico-Sauia Anna
'rihin forty miles Of Vera Graz. Mrcaiening the
Cuy-BruiM Mediation-!I'ar approaching
TO a close.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

c-rWe have been IN orraed BY several friends
from the Ccuniy. shata report is in circulation
TO the effect that tie Editor Of this paper has
been furnished, for publication. with list Of
the Wings Of Berkeley who voted for Mr..
STEWART. The whole story is fabrication
from beginn.ng 10 end Neither before or since
the election was such proposal seriously
made TO the Editor Of his paper; and had 1t
been raaie, !, wou!a lave been ule, by him as
40 insui, mol only to our Wing brethren. but
70 himself We itl, il our duty. as the organ
oflh Wing party Of Berkeley. TO support the
regular nominations Of that party, and we now
take occasion 10 express our regret, that our
late worthy and rflicsnt Delegate mas been de-
Cta.ed--en,iiltd as he is to the confidence and
rspect Of his party BIT We have no dlsposi-
ton to quarrel with brother Wing for an
homes, d ference Of opn.on in relation TO mat
te.s Of mere patty exoediency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
The follow ne is The yo,e Of the 10th Con-
OCCASIONAL District as far as heard 'front.'
Knnedn (IH.l Eedinger. o.. T.
AiAhTlNSBURG IRISH RELIEF
FIND.

. We are indebted to The Rev Mr.. C'BRiEN
for number Of the Glare Creland) Journal,
containing an acknowledgement 0: the receipt
Of Ike sam Of t26 g. Gd.--tAe contribution Of
the people OF this iowa and vicinity, to ihe re.
lief Of he suffering lush raor. We have al
50 been permitted 10 read private letter &C
complaining the paper above alluded to. from
which we have taken the Liberty Of extracting
the following -
"Our condition al this moments i,tigjrishs
fih; hitherto there was considerable employ
inent on the public ROADS. but Lord john Rus
SELL has hanged his mode Of rtLef; he now
proposes giving outdoor relief in cooked pro-
visions, or daily raiions HE
resu!, in TIE Parish Of Glare and Kil!ore IS.
tnai men, women and eh;lrcn are going abou,
bals l.ronged FROM h,lr.yar. and and uuabe 10
-. sr ,,oat I...,.a,o, ,,,,, ,,o,e
''s q" o-"S' ~ ''' -
than lU0 families IN care nave curing "e
pas, week, been more than once obliged 10 re-
size IN he'd wi,bout having eaten one morsel
,..;-a.ol ,, .us ,s.,,,,;,J ,l,,;,,, M.
uu'"'e '"e ual' "' ''''fN' "S
day, (.Ndreh %5h) gfeT "@e"S NE 'hclt'' III
eiring ticket, fer eTGi,itt,s neci, lriftnstd
min The n,oaeu sent bv your CJ,at{ Nrous h
-. H., 49, ho,,s ,hrs occ,,
J'"' UD'
pieo' was Literally lhiot 10 process l'V"
exhaustion and from the tXefl'GnS mace / y
Tho moor &, uisbed ueopIs 10 applosch near me,
H. .ho,,Id ~. n.rI,.,od ;,
'"''
How eoquehuy GOES 'le a'"'e '"fac' 'P'
peal 10 our crzens, IN behalf OF our starving
fellow men. and how Eycmpt,y should hat ap-
o.l H., on.vorea, Arc ,hera a,y IN his
ri
Ch''s''an 'o'''iiuh"! VINO ""'e '"'' u ~ V'''
brace this opportunity oil securing 'he DIES
sing Of those who are ready TO perSh}' Let
them ann 10 the word of ,ha, Saviour whom
,h.,, ',..,c... =, loro aol nor,ar ov.r b;s -,
"',' p'o'.'S ~ wv ""' F'-~
lu' ahuson 10 me scenes oi the hn9i J"G2'
men
men Sha.l Inc hlns say unto tIem on his
Tlgh' mana. Cone ye blessed oil my faiher, IA,
nm me k'ngaom preParedlof you from me
iou.Iualoh oi we "ufiu
F9' was hunge'ed' ana We gave me mea''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
S..naadoai.-Two locOs elected.

Si.rnandoai.--Two Locvs elected.
RocEiagham.--Dare md Manz. L., e'ecied-
: Favquier--Scoss and Rector, W., s.ecie.--
oee Wig gan.
Hanover -Darioo,,, IT,, elected.
Ctlpegp~--Barbor. d.. electe..--Loco gin.
King Gsrga-.Wsllace, w.. elected.
Stafford - Moncure, L., elected.
Wyile---Walion, L..elec'rd.
.dgrasta.--Johuson and Shelly, ", e'ec-
Ted.
aockbridge --Corman end Ear2er, ~,
f.ieciec.
.Nfonrre--vsw,er, L., elected.
.qHeghny - Layne. L.. elected.
CrenL,isr.--P ice, w. ees'cj-ca;a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

The LATE JEAsE RRowE--A correspondent
Of the Washington Union furnishes ,nr fol
lowing particulars, IN an obituary notice. OF
the hte Jesse Brown. long and iavoray
known as a proprietor OF the "lndlan Queen"
or more popularity. Brnwh', Hotel:
The ueiIiisr ol a useiul citzen is emphati
cally a loss TO me community IN which he re-
sdcd; and there is M nan whose usefulness
was more icliy let than in2t q! MI Jesse
Brown, lGng aad familiar known as ,..c rIo.
priet0! OF he Indian Queen liclr Of this viIy
tie had acquired TN extensive acquaintance
IN every section OF our county. bu iha.p are
f W who are familiar with his history, MIR
Brown was born n Cecll counW. Alarylanu
IN 1863. " a Quaker family, ana was car
penier by trade. In early HE be- EN- grated 10
Virginia, and there pursued hs uade wila
success. shortly after, he maTied. and com
uencrd hotel keeping in iisgersiUwn. Mar,
land and from ,lence he removed 10 Battle
town. Clarke count, Nng ma. and nom thence
20 Alexandra, where he was not succe>s!ul.-
The energy Of his character was exhibited IN
every viclssitude. winch caused han IL eStab
lish the Indian Queen. Of Washington, thro'
whose industry and enterprise II became a
popular public house. aul ilon winch he
amaSsed Il large ortuur.
Mr. Brown was a plan. blunt man, but
was remarkable Tor his devoted trtndshp for
those whom be liked. lie was Useful Ell.
zen AMI an honest man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
I say unso you, fnasmuch as ye did IL not 10
che Of lie Teas, Of these, sc did IL not 10 NE.
aI irunp

On Friday morning las. Negro roy, The
properly Of MIR. Jro. Jaxrsos oil this town,
committed suicid. By shooting himself with a
pistol. the rnuzzle Of which he placed in his
mouth and fred, managing his head in most
shoeking manner. He survived only few
rnemsn,s after tie act. lie is supposed 10
Lave committed the rash act. in order,o evade
maklnp knt wn the names OF his accomplces
in robbery in which he had been detected
he having made such declaration Of bis oe-
termination few days previous.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
Gen. {. w. BurLEn, LOUISIANA.

LIEurESAsr COLONEL CLAr.-The New
Orleans ricsyune says Of this distinguished
officer. who fell in the battle OF Buena Vista:
"Hs las, words were OF his father. When
be was shot down second time. he drew a
brace OF pistols from his belt. handed them 10
Capt. Cutter, and requested him TO deliver
them TO his father with this message; Say
10 han ,ha, he gave them to me, and that
have done all ina, ! can with them. and now
return them TO hlm.' Here the enemy came
thick around him, and these were the last
words he was heard TO utter"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
Tredelick.
(Fssn our egirH Of .1rii 27h.)
MORGAN.

We have this moment learned from CRon-
WELL ORaiox, Esq, the Sheriff Of Morgan,
that an extraordinary STATE OF things HIS been
produced in that County by the suppression OF
he poll taken at the Cacapon precinct. The
vote Of tina, precinct produced lie beiwee2
MICHAEL, wv and THOMPSON, a.. F) and
was handed 10 Loco Foco TO BE- taken 10 the
CouF' House, and ,sas ,rPpressed!!! We
learn that Mr.. ORRIcK, who conducted the
election a, THE Cour House, has determined
10 procure the certificates Of the Commission
efs WHO conducted the election al the Cacapon
precinct. mud will give Mir MIcuAEL the IT.
turn.
Welearn ,hat Mr.. BrDIsOra's majority in
the Ccunty is G,ee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
The .Nasril!e unin declare. .ha, Gen.

The Nashville Unin declares that Gen.
TAYLoa is indebted for the distinction he has
acquired 10 Tie tavor Of tbs Naturalization. in
giling hun opfotuniiy to acquire IT," his
iavof was especially exhibited IN taking from
h,m all his regular troops ;--ln attempting 70
compel HIM to remain inactive lin ctnsu-
ring n.s cspitulat.on at Monterey land las,
oil ali. in aloy.ng heaven and earth 70 sApcsd
him by the appointment, Of Lieutenant Cen
elal. Strong claims these, 10 the gratitude OF
Gen. TAyIoR'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

GEw TsyLoa ArD THE hpNusfsrx ATOM
We cDpiej yesterday from the New York
Courier and Enquirer IN article, in which i,
was stated a. a fact that there IS ia tae War
Deparnen, a letpr from Gen TATLoa, cstei
the day before the battle Of Ruena Vista. in
which he rer;~ss nc ssAol ecndset d tie 1dmia-
istration forards him.
The Courier calls upon the war department
TO publish the letter. VIII they do in
In connection with the subject. the follow
ing surprising statement IS publishrd 10 the
kaIieaai intellIzeEcAr Of this morning
ZIP 10 the rye of the battle Of Bueua Vista.
Gen. TATLoR had not rsreiced a letter from the
War Department subsequent 10 the 22d OF Oc.
tober: and the FIRST (and we think only Off
cal information he then had Of Gen. ScorT's
appointment 10 command in Mexico, was the
letter Of Gen. ScorT himself, from New York,
under date Of 25th OF November, which has
been for some weeks before the public.
This information. il is proper % SAY. is not
derived BY US from any source IN Washington.
nor from any officer from the Army OF Navy,
but il IL entitled 10 confidence
There appears. from this, TO have been de-
lib-rate purpose in the war Office IN Washing
ton to pui 81 GIN upon Gen. TAYLOR, and 10
irpa, HIM with con,umeiy. According 10 the
New York paper, the letter Of Gen. 1AyLoR,
reviewing the course OF the war department,
was written the day before the batlle OF Buena
Vista. If il had been written at an earlier day,
we should conclude that the dlsrespect shown
him. in not advising him officially Of the APP
ponimenf OF Gen Scorr. was Consequence of
the scoring the old veteran gave MIR. MACY.
and perhaps the whole cabinet. We think it
very likely that this condue, Of the department.
in no: advising him Of the appointment, was
not passed by in silence by Gen. TAYLOR, but
was properly noticed BY him. Has he noticed
il. in his correspondence with the war depart
nent2 Will the Union answer7 And if,
ave" will il obtain from the department the
lettrrs7 The people want see them. - Bali.
Pat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAN Roam. Tic
long vexed question otihe "ttgh, Of Way.'
il seems. IS about 10 be settled. Il seems TIE
Stockholders Of this Company have concluded
10 open negotiations with the city OF Whe.l-
mt, Nth view of adjusting am'cably, the
long and 5uey coAuniiO winch has grown
up he,wtta them. The Dallmore Patriot, IN
gU.ng an account OF the meeting otthe stock
aoi4sis ia thai city. maktG lie following STATE
men:
1--WE are sure bal these proceedings were
adopted III lh' LEST Splrt, and with an eafntsl
determination 10 take the most eAprdieui aud
practicable measures for the prompt aad vlgo-
rous prosecution oi the Railroad 10 the Ohio.
II The proposed conference should be met BY
our Whre.ing friends in similar spirit. We en-
terrain 4 tfni hope tia, satisfactory ADJUST
mepi OF tins loEg pending question, wlil prove
10 b. entirely practicable, ANA thar ohr greai
Ruad may be promptly commenced aud car
red 10 the Ohio. in a manner advantageous
and satisfactory 10 all persoas.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

g5-The space we usually devote 10 editorial
matter IS llis week occupied by the painfully
interesting details Of the desttuuon OF The Irish
people We shall publish mex. week some
extracts from the "C' are Journal" in which.
amongst other interesting matter, the '.hbefal
i,y and beneyoltnce" OF our citizens is g,a.e-
fully anowedged