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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

FROM YuoATAN.-La patria, Spanish
paper published in New Orleans, announ.
ces that letter from Campeachy of the
3D. instant states that things are every
day becoming worse aud worse. Vaila.
dolid, Jiz,nnin aud EspiIaare abandoned,
Rio la Carlos alone remaining occupied
in that neighborhood, with provls ons fer
only three days. Emigratiou from the ln-
terror is iEcreaslng; Spanish ve.sels OF
war continue TO transport tam,leS III reat
NUN bers to Slsal. Tue Governor uf lIav
ana has decided 10 seud assistance To Va
catan, II the latter viii pronounce 10,
Spain.
The letter states that tie generality OF
the pc, pie OF Yuca,an are IN favor oi
uniting themselves to Spain. Pat, he
Indian comm,nder,l bad rudted the Gov.
ernor, Senor Barbachano, To conference
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

Pr claim freedoui, that appears to be
the leading object in Europe, aud may
the freemen glofioiisly triumph 10 gaining
that liberty.
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RELEASE OF NUGENT FROM GUS
TODY.
WAsHlNGToN Cry. May /.

w AEHINUIVN OTfI. 4Hd dy T.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The S.nste was engaged in Executive
sessioD for long time on Saturday. II
is understood that they had up The case OF
Nugent, the Reporter OF the New York
Herald, imprisoned for contempt in re-
fusiug to answer certain q1estions in re-
laiion TO the surreptitions publication of
the Trist Treaty. The Senate ordered
the prisoner 10 be discharged from custo-
dy, and so endeih that charper.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the un.
deisigned has been appointed and
qualified as adminlstratrix IN he " Ill an
neXed OF The estate OF Joal Lee, late o.
Nyahdot c. UNITY, Ohlo, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate pa,meuI
aud those having claims against tie same
are requested TO present the same TO,
payment
JANE LEE
April eth, l54s.-2s-4t.
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Wing doctrine, is In opposition TO snv
thing that will render the most good 10
the mos, people-opposed TO equality and
jus ice, from the fact Of The few taking
privileges which the many are not allow
ed.
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Notice

rs hereby given, tina, the subscriber has
H. been appointed and duly qualified ad
min,slrator Oh the estate Of Thomas Jones
late OF Wyandot county, deceased.
JESSE JONES.
April 29lh, 1S4S-30-3t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

A correspondent Of the Great Falls Tran
script, gives the follwing advice to the la
des:-'Do unto others this year. as you wish
to be done by next year.)
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A G E n 4 S .

AGE TSs
ID. a. w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky,v vjo>
seph Shorb, Lllie Saudusky; w. II ones
81 60. Carey town; II. Free,, McCutchen
vile; f. Bloom. Mexico; Henry Shoomap,
Crawford tp,; Joseph Shilling, Burllng-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. -, lS47-14-3t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

Great Chartist meeting in London held
wi hout interference from Government
and the petition presented.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

CO.. Juhn y. Weller can Ford o Srabur1
any anti war candidate for Governor.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05
STILL LATER FROM
E u IL q II E

Arrival of the steamer Americas
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05
ST, Louis, April %.

Editor Ohio Spokesman:
Dates from Ell passo, New Mexico, to
the 3D. OF March, have been received.
The whuIe d,spusable force OF tue Amer
Ican army has been moved 10 Chihuahua
under the command ot Gen. Price,
Some fears are entertained that anoth.
sr rebellion will break out at Santa Fe
from the fact that bur few troops are left.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

LomBARDrANs STILL yIcToR,ous OVER Aus
TRIA.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

or when bank paper is selling for 10
cents on the dollar, what are bankers ,oorih'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

Ireland overawed by E.glish troops!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05
Fance Quiet.

WAR Between DENMARK AND HER REvoL
TED Provinces.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05

*The allusion is TO jaded post horse
wounded and CALLED by our driving.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

OuR FLAG.-We, this day, place at our
masthead. the names OF the candidates
for President and Vice President, nomi.
mated by the Wing National Convention.
a, Philadelphia. For Electors, We have
the names OF three gentlemen, suggested
by the Wing Central Committee, and by
many Wings in different sections OF the
State. They are all good men, and trse'
and We have no doubt, will prove fully as
acceptable to the Wing party in Arkan.
sas. as il they had received the nomina.
ton OF a State Convention. For Con.
eress We have Thomas ". Newton. a
gentleman OF acknowledged worth aud
ability. who has heretofore done the State
come service in our National Legislature
We rejoice III the success Of old Zach
before the Convention, and have every
confidence. that. under him. we shall come
of as victorious rs did our brave soldiers
at Buena Vista.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

A tclegraphic despatch from Albany.
dated May 30, published in the New
York Herald. gives the following impor.
tant movements Of the Barnburncrs
On Wednesday next, John Van Bu.
rcn will speak at Tamanny Hall.
Yesterday cx.President Van Buren, pri.
vately avowed his intention to oppose
the election of General Cass to the Pres.
idency.
The Barnbuners will certainly nomi.
nate General Taylor.
The old Hunker organs throughout tho
State are out in favor Of Cass and Ben
ton. and the Bumburner organs--.thC
Evening Pos" and Globe" in the city
and others through the State--aro vio
lently opposed to the nominations Of the
Baltimore Convention. They evince tho
disposition Of a meat.a1e and swear ven.
geance.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

standard, among whom may be mention.
ed Col. Geary, of the cd Pennsylvanians,
and Lieut. Col Whitfield, of the I'd Ten.
nesseeans. The former is spoken of as
military commander OF the expedition
Whole companies of the Pennsylvania.
New York and Tennessee volunteers are
said to be- ready to re.enlist for so laudable
purpose and many of the regulars, whose
term of service has or will expire in short
time, have expressed their willingness to
Join the party. One artillery non.eom.
missioned officer is busily endeavofing to
raise an artillery company, and appears
sanguine ofsnceess, artillery is said TO be
in readiness at Campeachy and Sisal.-
There are Two commissioners from the
Yucatan Government at present here,
who came on for the purpose OF soliciting
aid from the Mexican Government, they
encourage the scheme in every way
They say that the revenue of the Gov.
ernment will be pledged for the payment
OF the men, and that each individual will
receive bountyof Gao acres OF land.
FoR lueArAN.-A number of Young
men belonging 10 and accompanying the
American army in Mexico, have expressed
Il strong desire 10 go to the assistance of
the Whites IN lueatan With me many
have enrolled their names, aud party of
four or five hundred can be easily made
up. Those who wish 10 spend the sum.
mrr IN delightful country rather than
return 10 thelr homes IN I'll dull seasos can
und ia better place IN which Ia odo 50 ihPi
IN luraiau Nhs, AT the same time
they can nssisl the whites against the mef-
eiless Indians, and benefit themselves im-
measufably
A letter received from Mazatlan on the
Pacific. representing the coast there as un-
healthy, aud the uncertainty N vessels 10
California, has caused that expedition to
be abandoned, aud many who had enroll
ed themselves lof that country have trans.
iefrcd their names To the Nueatan list
/ Information as To the full object OF the eS.
pedilion. the character OF the country. &c..
Will be readily impMtedby the undefsign-
Cd at the Sur office.
JOHN II. PEOPLES.
The excitement created by the appear.
anco Of the above card was almost equal
10 the war fever in New Orleans IN May,
1910, aud the Star office has been Thong
cd all day with the ANXIOUS inquirefs. 1t
Is to serve the cause OF humanity, aud that
j. suinrienl nducemout tor our brave
eonntfymen.
pena y fena has been chosen President
Of the supreme Court oi Justice, receiving
the vote ui every State except san Luis.
and Ssnor Sierra was elected Wee p.csi-
dent
Gen. Lane. the Marion af the army
arrived here yesterday, looking quite We'll.
The star says thai las auiyal will keep
Padre .larauls in the back ground
&C.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

RARE DocuurNr-We were not u lit.
tie amused, the other day. at the super.
scriplion of letter, placed in the Post
ORee here. to be mailed to its place of
destination. Tie letter was not even
folded in the usual form, but. as near as
we eau describe 1t, it was, as the Dutehman
said who had made box, under which
he intended to force u refractory hen to set
about so big one way, and about so big
the other. and had the following super.
scrption. ferj et a.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
WIG NATIONAL CONVENTION.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PnLApELrnIA. Jnne !, 5. 2. NJ.

Z"
The Wing National Convention met
to-day "A the Chinese Museum.
Mr. Collyer, OF New York, was called
to the Char, and Mr.. Harlan, Of Ken.
lucky, was appointed Secretary.
Prayer was delivered by the Rev DR.,
Hminafd.
Thr Convention then proceeded to the
election OF officers.
Gov. Morchcad, Of y G., was elected
President, and one Delegate from each
State was chosen to NIL the chairs OF
Vice President.
Twelve Secretaries Were then elected
A Committee was then appointed ia
examine into the credentials OF the vari.
ous delegates.
The only difficulty that had arisen in
the Convention is the allowing Texas q
representation by the delegates from LOU.
ana.
Upon the question Of electing n Vice
President for rcxns, a warm debate arose
The Convention finally agreed to the
proposition OF Texas beng represented
by a Vice President, the Convention, how.
ever rescring the night OF said represen.
talion I'LL after the report OF the Com.
mittee on credentials.
The Convention then adjourned till
O'Clock, A. NJ, Thursday
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

MATT. GEnRiNG AND ELLIS STARR
KiLLED.-On last Monday, Deputy Mar.
shal LArrY arrived in town, and we were
informed by him that, learning the where.
abouts OF Nat. Geyriag, he proceeded,
with Il company of men to the house OF
Ellis Starr, about four miles from Evans.
willie, on Saturday morning last, about
daylight On arivingat the house, Ger.
ring attempted TO make his escape, when
he was fired upon aud killed, eleven balls
having entered his body,
On the next morning, party Of Chero.
KEGS killed Ellis Starr, commonly known
as Big Neck Gerring and Starr were
both killed in the Cherokee nation, two
or three miles from tho line.
Thus has ended the career Of two men,
whose lives have been marked with in.
Vulnerable outrages. Gerring has been
a terror TO both Nh,teS and Indians, and
has committed several murders, stolen a
number Of negroes and horses, and has
heretofore eluded every effort to arrest
him, but at length has fallen covered with
iniamy and shame. Truly, "lhc way OF
transgressors Is hard.
A company is we understand, in pur.
suit Of Tom Starr
Fort Smith Hcyali.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

MaRE lSnIAN ENoRNtrlrs-iHaek Hp.
on he M0rm0HS al The Guy u he SdH
Eike-llsa. WomrR aud Gladden. k,ti.
ai.-The steamer Mustang arrived yes.
tcrday morning from the Missouri river
We are indebted to lhr oiiiccrs Tor 81.
Joseph Gazette, Of Tuesday last. which
contains some exciting information from
the Mormon colony at the city OF the salt
Lake. # Is stated, that Mr. Shradrr pass
ed through that town on the presio.s day.
on his way from Fort keumey, with IN.
formation that anoXpress had Just reached
there from the Mormon colony bringing
intelligence that the Indians had murdcl-
ed a number OF the men, women and chil.
dren at the city OF tbs Salt Lake. No
cause was assigned The express had
been sent in Tor the purpose OF getting as
si,lanec from the Government, as II was
feared that the Indians would gather IN
still larger numbers, aud murder all the
cmigrants at that place. IL would seem,
from the intelligence from Oregon and the
city OF the Salt Lake lhai the indians
have determined uponarcgulaf war upon
the colonies, though widely separated
from each other aud there Is too much
reason 10 apprehend that many OF hem
will be cut oil before all eau reach them.
4 military force OF several thousand men
will be absolutely necessary to protect
our citizens in that quarter and, great rs
the cost may be, 1t is the duty OF the gov
eminent to give them this protection.
We learn from the officers OF the Mus
tang, that SIX hundred wagons, contain
ing Mormon cmigrants, were TO leave
Camp Israel, sixty miles above the Coun-
ell iluiis, to-day, for the city OF the great
Salt Lake. But, after the events which
are stated in the preceding part OF this ar
tclc, we think i, doubtful whether they
will move forward without some promise
Of protection from the Government.
IL is stated that two thousand Paw
nee Indians had come into Belleylew, for
the purpose OF obtaining provisions, Of
which they were in great want.
A report is also brought to us, the first
United States train which cft Fort Leav.
cnwonh this spring, WAS attacked by the
Indians at Walnut Creek, and in the at
tack twenty persons were killed. The
names Of - Sisson aud two Lcroys are
mentioned among the number, We are
not informed how thisreport was brought
to the settlements, but We are inclined
to believe that it is much exaggerated, If
not altogether incorrect The Mexicans,
who came in from Santa Fe, the latter
part of last week, and left there on the
22d Of April, made no mention of tins ni-
fair, although Of sufficient interest to have
attracted their attention.-St LoniS Rep.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

"E,sss yos rur fr,r"-G,n Scott relates a
fact in regard to our troops, when On their march
w the capital, which 'p'as' volumes for the spirit
which animated them. When the order vas is.
sued for detailing all Who were sbl. 10 march upon
The espiIsl. 1t ". found that they numbered near.
y 1900 men, and the rest were I.iln the hospit.
sl', and in safi,sn A, Ayo,ls. a week after
wards, the army Numbered s,soc-Orsr sigh,
hundred invslids had escaped from the hospital.
and garrison at Psebls. determined to die on the
march, or b, in at III. taking 9th. capital.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

METHODIST PRorBRTY QuBsTios.-The
Baltimore Sun says the plan agreed upon
by the Methodist Church for the atbitra.
ton OF the property question between the
branche. North and South, provides for
the selection Of two delegates by the Con.
ference, to act with a similar number from
the Church South, added to another joint
" chosen. The five members thus cho
sen (and not Methodi.ts) arc to act as q
Board OF Arbitration, and their decision
is TO be final
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

TIM Who NATIONAL CONVENTION
We have as yetreceived, only a Telegraph.
ic report, of the first days proceedings,
but OF the nomination Of General Taylor,
we have information which leaves no
room for doubt, A line from the editor
OF the Camden Herald informs us, that
in the Picayune Of the 18th, the editors
say they have received the ballotings, and
that General Taylor was nominated on
the ith ballot having received III votes
"a majority Of 81 over all Others
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

march through the country to the different
military posts, that the war department
NAV designate on our new frontier,
General Persiior L, Smith, will leave
here in few days for Vera Cruz, to reg
ulate the transportation Of our army on
their way home
We have but little Of interest here, ey.
cry thing is absorbed by the speedy pros,
pect of returning home, which is hailed
with delight, by both regulars and volun'
teers. It's time the mlny was Withdrawn,
as the decentralization Is dreadful, par,ien.
lary among the volunteers, during this
period OF inactivity and idleness.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

The Boston Journal, says at is an old sAyinr
that aher. !. no great svl Without some little good
The ~hig ,diop may comfort themselves in the
heminaiisn Of Gen. css, with the idea thu, q
elected President, his messages will be commend
ably brsf that TO- Il h. letter 10 the Chicago Con'
vs.iios may be regarded ss faif specimen Of his
sfieisl documents"
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

The Memphis Eagle has the following
relative 10 matters aud things IN tins State:
ARkANsAs-fhc Necessity of electing
two aspirants To the hnnofs Of the L. ).
Senate ai the next session Of the Arkan.
sas Legislature, has given riss to quite an
excited aud amusing state OF things IN
Arkansas Any number Of candidates,
backed by thcifFespeellye squads Of friends
and dependents. are in the held and max.
ing most strenuous efforts Tor success
Sewer i.orand, Dew. Sebastian, Field,
Hampstead and others too numerous to
mention all want 10 serve the State, and
are openly or privately labonng to secure
an opportunity TO do 20. None OF them
seem to hayea very complimentary opiu'
ion OF their competitors, aud mslnuate
the fact in various ways. We may look
Tor some rich developments of the way in
which things are done IN "a purely demo
cratic STATE. Arkansas Is VERY pro.
liic in small democratic statesmen aud
large bull.ffogs. hy.lhc.way, we under.
stand tina, there /, something ''very re,
markahle' connected with the appoint.
menI OF Judge Sebastian 10 the L. ;. Sen.
ate. Does our contemporary Of the Ar
kansas Gazette know any thing OF ii!
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Gopr's L,pr's BooK-Ths June number ofihs
truly Interesting snd d,sersdly popular Magazine
has esms to hand. Itpssesss Il, usual interest,
asd fally sus,sins the premises made by the pub
lsh,r q, the eomm.nermen, Of the volume. Re-
ally We csuno, see how 7, could b. further impro-.
3D. Single numbers Of the Lsdy's BOOK, can be
had BY sending 2S cents, postage paid, TO the pub.
Usher. or. we will furnish the Telegraph and
"Lsdy's Book" 10 any Of our patrons, who may
desire Il, for sS pet snnum in advance.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

THr usios MAa.Iiss for May has been rreei'.
I'd This Magazine d beautifully embsll''hsd,
and ably conducted Mn. c. NJ. Kirkland the
sdr.rsss aud undef her direction Il b.ds fair 10
tab. high stand among the Msgsrins. VI the
country.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

The London STANDARD, speaking about the
speeches delivered in Congress upon the death Of
Mr., Adams. says "ln making extracts from tho
speeches on the death Of Mr Adnins, we felt nol
without some sense Of humiliation, that, in what.
ever else we might claim to excel our kindred Of
America, we could make little boast nj the suPe'
torty o. our public men, either in s,ulasoI Chn''
tan rpfit
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

PEAor--The Treaty OF Peace it will be seen
by reference 10 our Mexican news, has been finnl.
ly ratified by the Mexican Senate, By a vote Of 80
tod. Our Commissioner, Messn. Sewer and
Clifford, at last accounts, had len Mexico for
Querelafo. to exchange ratidcaiions. The troops
will hs sent bonn, AS fast a, ih, necessary irsn,.
pchalion can be fufnihsd them.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
South Carlina,
lnerrell Z. o.
Spaftenberg destrict.

writ this letter in spulter.
Ii was wrat according 10 law.
by Democrat of Arkansaw.
The writer, besides being Democrat,
evidently had some prelcnsions as poet.
4 similar document, in appearance,
passed through the slime channel, few
days IN advance of the above, addressed
to Mr. Smith, somewhere IN Alabama, re.
quesling the Postmaster, that, in case Mr.
Smith was dead, to forward the letter tc
him. The writer presumed
Tnal ih, Postmaster would dauh,les. know
Whether smith went atgrs, OF do~n bslop,
and that it was the duty Of the depart
mcnt, To furnish the necessary transpor
tatlon.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

SINGULAR Misr,Kg.-The body Of Major T., Kir-
by smah, who fell Ia ono Of the late battles, was
to be seat home 10 the uuied States The coffin
was waited for by military funeral committee
and the d,sia hearted wife OF the dcoeused at
syracuse. but when the coffin arrived, and vas
OPENED for one lost glance at the face olthe dead,
il wa. found to BE- The wrong body!
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Col Fnmont % abou, to resume his explorations
10 California. on his own seeouu,, With view 10
siunh-f publication, In continuance Of tho 'slna'
be matter which hi. industry, enterprise and tai
sni, have already furnished the country.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Hos. Tnes.. BvTlnn Kiso.-Ths Wing Con-
vsu,ion Of III. frs, District Of georgia, has unani'
msusiy rs.numina,ed this active, able, and sslus-
bic member Of Congress for reelection.