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THE. MASS ACRE AT NAPLES-HOR
*. RIBLE, E,ATROCIrIES!

We meniionedn the foreignnews yesler-
day, that horrible massacre bad taken place
at Naples. 1t originated in consequence OF
the King not acceding to arequst to modify
the oath TO be administered 10 the members
of the Parliament. Another account of The
massacre, says: taE UN
The SWISS and the other troops opened a
tremendous fire Of musketry by b rtalions,
and the artillery commenced tremendous
discharge Of grape; the conflict, in fact, be-
came general. AT the barricades Of San
Fernando and San Brdgid, the Nation |
Guards sustained fire of musketry aud ar
,illery for three hours, without yielding ahineh
Of ground.
On the commencement, the lower orders
seemed disposed 10 take the side Of The Ma
tional 'Guards; but being offered by the King
and the troops the privilege of piilage, they
took the other side. Doors and gates of
shops and private houses were soon forced
and general pllage and massacre commen.
ced to. cries Of ''vive el ReyM Tho signal
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The PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN fer ths 4h of July
This gorgeous Jubilee Pictorial has been by the
Publsl ers Wilson & Co., of New York. Among fifty or
sixty other finely executed engravngs will lie found Mex
lean Bne Piece, covering face Of nearly square
feet and life like and full Of spirit Is the picture that
the figures almost to the paper This Dou.
bic Mammoth sheet also contains among its principal ut
fractions engraved fac sime of the Original Rough
Draft of the Declaration of Tndspendence great curosi
ty in Its way Also eleven Original Designs by du arni'
the great French artist illustrating recent scenes In Paris
The Pictorial Jonathan also contnins large numbcv of
beautiful Fancy Pictures well calculated to suit the public
taste. letter enclosing dollar, and addressed to VII
Co.. Publishers, New York, will bring by return OF
mail, ten copies Tie following of the remarks
of our contemporaries:
'PICToRtAL BROTHER JONATHAN. The present number
carries away tile palm from all its predecessors II Is great
--wondcrnl-in fact Qf we could replace ) we would
not lose copy for three dollars Philada. Ledger.
"a most gorgeous Pictorial rich OF glo.
rions Fourth ~ y Tribune.
.The wondement in the apicaI lue
witnessed."--7rop Daily Whig.
re greatest paper picture sheet the world ever
has JUST issued by Wilson SCo" Onsdia Democrat.
"Beyond all comparison the most magnificent affair OF
the kind ever eyes on--Balfiraore Republican.
sheet which must cause the artists OF Europe TO look
to their laIeis.':-NsD York Courier q Enquirer.
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L.MrSrAmU DIFFERENTIATION Stupid as

LAMENTABLE DIFFERENTIATION Stupid as
we are, we think that the letter Of Tom Cor
win, declining the Presidency, is a severe
blow. Every body knew that, If he were
nominated, the Wings would certainly elect
him. The popularity which he had acquired
from his celebrated and voluntary proposition
to give the Americans in Mexico"a bloody
grave" was universal, and is destined tobe as
lasting as it is deserved. He would run SO far
ahead Of all other competitions that he would
never be heard of again. And ye,,to decline
at such momeni,- when the Wings were de-
termned to take him up--when they regard
ed him as their bulwark, their sheet anchor
lis too hard. We beseech bimio rcconsid-
er his determination, and bear those tarry
and fea,hery honors, to say nothing of more
conspicuous elevation, which Providence aud
Judge Lynch has in store for him.--John
Doakey.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Ohio Statesman.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRlTTANIA,
Arrest of Prince de Joinpile in Paris
Austrians defeated by the Piedmontese.

Arrest of Prince de Joinpille in Paris
Austrians defeated by the Piedmontese.
New YORK, June 25. lS4S.
The Express Steamer Buena Vista arrived
at Boston with the news brought by the Brit.
tania. Tie latter vessoi siIiit.tI ii,,u I.;rer
ppol on the 10Th instant.
Flour, in the Liverpool market had decli-
ned sixponce. Wheat three pence per
quarter ard meat two slilings per bhl. Corll
and meal are very dull -Four and wheat in
poor demand.
FRANcE.-Plince dc Joinvlle has 'heer
arrested in Paris. Prince Louis Napoleon
has obtained The returns to the Assembly
The Government will not modest him.
Paris is quiet; but the crowds have still to
be dispersed by the National Guards. The
resignation of L.martine and Lcdru Rolin
is openly ,alked OF. Saspcions are express
ed that Lamartine was priv:y to the move
mens of the 18th of May
Consdiere, an cx,Prefcci Of the Police,
charges Llmartine with having supplied arms
10 the Revolutionisis.
The French constitution contains demo-
cratic declaration of rights, and provides for
gratuitous institutions by The government.
ITALY.-Pescheira has been surrendered
into the hands Of Charles Albert.
A battle has been fought at Seorta between
10000 Aus,rans and $1,000 Pedmontese,
in which the former were totally routed.
Pope Plus has completely recovered his
popularity with the people.
lRELAND.-The news from Ireland is i'm.
porlant. The Repealers' Association and
the Orange Confederation, between which
parties there has exis'ed for many years a
bitter Ieud, have fraterBized and merged for
,ner names in that of the Irish League, the
object OF which is to effect repeal of the
Union. The Confederation issued mani
feslo in terms no less in defiance of law,
than that which sent the Patriot Mitchell to
felon's prison on board the huSs at Ber-
muda.
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WmIc MoTroEs.-Genera. Taylor and OPP
position to the Mexican war. "Free Soil, =
and General TayIor's three handred slaves
to work ii! Oh! what a pity Henry Clay
could no, have been placed in some "lhtle
n.ok or corner," vhereihe smigbt have slain
a Mexcan," then he would have been noni-
mated asthe federal anti war! Candidate
Oh, poor-Henry Clay! as5
oh, poor Henry Clay.
II you had slain Mexican,
You could have cained the day
Ohio Statesman.
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ROAD TAX

NOTICE is hereby given that the county commissioners
of the county Of Pauding. In the State of Ohio nj
their March session, A. d. eighteen hundred and forty.
eight ordered that the OF twelve hundred and eighty.
eight dollars, he levied the taxable property in said
County for road purposes for the year ogeen hundred
forty eight; and that In pursuance of the statute in
such made and provided have levied for said pur.
pose tile of fifty cents each hundred dollars vaua.
ion Of the taxable property charged the dup
cate of said year.
And further that the may he discharged by aboron
the highways under the direction of the proper supervi
sors In their respective road districts fournnths OF the
aforesaid per seventy five per dny aud the
remainder thereof at onedour day except so much
said charged property within bounds of
free turnpike in said county and which may he discharged
by labor under the direction OF the Commissioners or Su.
perntendents in charge Of said turnpike the respec
lively mentioned aforesaid
ALEXANDER SANKEY LATTY.
auditor Of said County.
AupIroR's OfFIcE, Paulding county, O.,l
June 20th. l848 ( 382c
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TIE STATE OF oao, Court of Common Pleas,
Putnam county, ssJ July term, 1913.
'NOTlCE is hereby given, that the following,
~ Administrators and Executors have & Cd their
accounts, in the Clerks office, OF said county for
final settlement, 10 wit:
Bildud Hubbard, Executor Of the estate Of Is
rael Hubbard, deceased.
Bernard II. Kemper, Executor Of the estate Of
Michael MYERS, deceased.
Hern II. Reeker, Administrator Of The estate OF
John II. Recker licensed.
Calvin T. Pomeroy. Administrator do bonis non
Of the cstate Of Allen G. MoClum. deceased.
MOSES LEE, CLERK.
Juno 81, 1848 382d !
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Of attack was given by three guns from the
fort, when the red flag was raised.

vi uttdCh was gwen Oy UEec guns iIOin Tue
fort, when the red flag was raised.
Unheard of atrocities were perpelrated by
the lazzaroni and the troops. They rushed
into the private houses, and massacred the
inhabitants without distinction Of age of sex,
iiBging the bodies of their victims from the
windows. In one house were shot father,
mother and four children. Other victims
were dragged alive through the streets, TO be
bulchered, struck as they went along, and in
snlcd by the agents of the police and sold
i RS who compelled them 10 cry 'YiVe ell Rev.
When they refused they were prcked il the
face by the points Of the bayoneis. The
royal guard murdered two sons of the Mar.
quis Vassatori, in his own palace; the father
went stark mad. The palace was Sucked.
The enissaries Of Del Carreilo, and, ac-
cording 10 some accounts, Del CarreiiO him
sell, were employed in goadng on the rab-
BILE To these acts of aIrocily. Several per-
sons known 10 entertain liberal opinions.
were dragged from their houses and shot.
The massacre continued for eight hours.
The hospitals we're filled with wounded. In
one Swiss regiment alone there were 200
killed and wounded, and of which 80 were
officers. Government has proceeded to dis
arm the National Guard.
The aspect Of the city was deplorable.--
ltseemed 10 be converted into ons vast tomb.
DEATH OF Mrs. MrrcHELL-IRELAND.-
The Philadelphia News Of the 2lsi, has the
following in relation 10 the wife Of the Irish
patriot, Mitchell, who was sentenced by a
packed jury TO bo transported to Bermuda,
and there be incarcerated fourteen years, for
daring to speak, write and publish the truth,
in relation 10 the infamous conduct of Eng
land towards Ireland: a.
"We regiet to learn bv private letters from
The Rev. james Wilson, Presbyterian minis
Ter at Lecumphre, county of Derry, Ireland,
dated May Oath, that The wife of John Nit
chell, the Irish Patriot, died but few days
after her unfortunate husband was transpor.
ted. The shock was so severe upon her,
thai it brought on premature confinement,
which resulted in herdeaih. The occurrence
had caused n very great degree of sympathy,
and it was thought might end in popular
outbreak"
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Tothe democracy Of Putnam county.

TOthe democracy Of Putnam county.
The Democrats of Putnam county will
meet at the usual place of holding elections
in The several Townships, on the 24lh day of
July next, organizing at 2 o'clock, ?. NJ, Of
said day, and continuing the meet ting until 4
o'clock, or until the Democratic vote I, f the
Township shall have been given, and select
Delegates for The State Representative and
Congressional Conventions TO be held prepa-
Taiory TO the present fall contest. The fol-
lowing r1ooIu,ion, ed"rssa Inc, rnnuan-
tion, directs the mode Of the selection and
duties of delegates:
Resolped, That the delegates 10 select
suitable candidates at the District Conven-
tions be chosen by The several townships, the
Central Committee to designate the number
Of delegates, to be proporIoncd 10 the dem.
ocratic vote given in each township, the vote
oil the county to be cast in The district con
veulions by the delegates in attendance, as
delegates of the county.
The number of d e!ega'cs TO be chosen
were decided, so far as practicable, on the
blsis ofhe last gubernaor,al vote land where
from subsequent alteration of township boun-
lar les this could not be done, the Democrat
c vote n: the spring elections. The number
of delegates TO be chosen is as follows:
Blanchard township, ,.."'..."..'"''" =. '".lO
Riley ..do......."..... D
Van Buren,. ..-do........".......... 2
Liberty ......-dO............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: a
OuOwa -.......dO.. ....... ..................I
Greensburg.. .-do-,.". .."............"....".... 5
Perry ..do-............ ."."."....... 2
jackson, ...""do-..... ........"....".."..... 2
Jennings, ....do-................ 3
Sugar Creek. do. ..........."............. 9
Union ...... .do-.."... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7
Pleaslnt... ..do-"............ a
BY order of the Central Committee.
c. NJ GODFREY, Chairman.
July Sd, lS4S.
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NOTICE

rs hereby g on ha the Plat and field notes OF graded
Slate road lmencius al the house Of John Wilhelm
in the county u Henry, and terminating Mt the "orner
Ho,e" inthe county of Putnam, fled in this Office
on the rs day of June thousand eight hundred and
fortveigt by commissioners appointed under The act
of Fehrray The eeIrn thousand eight hundred and
forty eight All parties interested in the estab
sment of said road, notified ;hat the county Com
nissoner4 Of Henry county will hear the parties in avor
Of against the establishment of i'd road and the nppi
cation for damages of any person persons.
Of the location of said road through his her. their lands.
JAMES G. HALY, Auditor.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, Henry county, Ohio,}
NAPOLEON, June l3, l848. 38let
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

A T the April term Of the court Of Common
"A Pleas OF Putnam county. Ohio, Henry Com.
WIS appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Morgan Harshman, late Of said county, and has
bsen qualified to act as such according to law
HENRY Conner, Admr,
Juie IA, "a. ew
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RECEIPTS.

To amount of Taxes collected on Duplicate OF
ID
To amount Of denQuencies collected from taxes
=, of ls4e, ..;...::.....:... ..... ss7 is
10 amount OF denquencies collected from taxes
To amount of taxes paid ut Stats Treasury, col
lected on Duplicate Of l547, Including delnquen :,
clcs OF io7o 265 20
To amount of taxes refunded from State Trensu.
ry..... lsss
10 amount printing Denq eni tax st,........ E65
do do collected from fines. .............. IS o.
do do ofTnvern icence.. ce..................... 800
do do stnd @ horse liccnce.. .........:....; 2s oe
County fund, by order Of County Commission. ~
:. $500 ss
Total amount Of Keceipts,.. -. S3ss7 81
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LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAINlNG in the Post Office at KaIida, on
ENnhe ist day ofJuiy, one thousand eight hun
d ed aud forty-eight:
Buckmaster sanc Rice II B
Chamberiin Godfrey Roberts Robert
G. cochran JIM ROBBERS VIM
Cunningham MissElisaH Rutledge John C
Dixon John Thwel Abner
French Mrs Phebe s Thatcher Martial
Gander John Shornberg Rev ] w
Harris Lewis Smith Edwin
Huber N Smith Nahum
McCraek;n Nancy White Enoc
Jones Morris Wagner Matthias
Eorthrop J s ZellsY Samuel F
Martin J S German lettersS
Palmer John NJ JAMES H. VAIL, p N.
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TREATY WITH New GRENADA. The Sen
ate ratified atreaiy with New Grenade onihe
Eth instant, which secures TO the United
States, the right Of waythrough the lstbmus
of Panama.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LUCAS

COUNTY.
\ Alta Convention of ,he democracy of Luz
cas- county, held at Della on the 18th ult.,
Gen. John E. Hunt was appointed President,
and +. G. Eyeris Secretary.
On motion,
A committee Of five was appointed by the
Chair TO draft resolutions 10 present 10 the
Convention. The Chair appointed the toll.
lowing gentlemen: Andrew Young, J. w.
Peasc, II. Green, e. D. Potter, and J. B.
Sleedman.
The fl'owing resolutions were presented
and unanimously adopted
Resolred, That The prospects Of the Dem
ocracy Of Lucas county were never more
bright than at present, and that we will
stand shoulder 10 shoulder against southern
whiggery in the approaching election.
Resolred, That in Gen. Lewis Cass, Of
Michigan, we have man, who, deservedly,
has the confidence Of the lovers of equal
rights and Independent, State sovereignty
His past public services are loD well remem-
bered by the psople to need any pledges
from him in regard TO any particulars.
Resolped, That in Gen. Wm. D. Butler,
we have, as a candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency, patriot and siatcsman, who has pro.
ven himself willing TO sustain the rights and
the honor Of his country amidst the clang Of
arms, danger and death; and, that the peo-
pie will sustain him as triumph over Mexi.
can whiggery, that shall reverberate over the
whole area of Freedom.
ReSoloed, That in the selection of Col. ].
B. Weller, as a candidue for Governor, by
the Democrats of Ohio, they justly appreci-
ale not only his character as s'atesmln, but
his patriotism in the service OF his country,
and, il elected. will be wilhering rebuke
to all Mexican whggery. May the State Of
Ohio redeem herself al the coming election,
and show to the world that she repudiates
with contempt, the foul SANDER recently ex.
pressed by her low men in h igb places. In
Col. John B. Weller, we recognize COM
pIele exponent Of Ohio Democracy, and, as
ihe candidate for Governor of Ohio, we shall
read lesson to Mexican sympathizers which
they will remember at least two Yeas. Cass,
ry the State of Ohio al The approaching elec-
ton.
Resoloed, That we fully and heartily en-
dorse and approve the action and proceedings
of the 10Th Of May Convention, n, Colum-
bus, and that we will use all proper exer,ion
in carrying out its recommendations.
Resolpcd, That howe yer much TO be re.
gretted we're the causes which led IL the
w,r with Mexico, justice and the honor Of
the United States demanded it, and, that our
troops should never be withdrawn from her
territory until she has atoned for past often
ces, and given indemnity for then future
sood behavior towards the United States and
her citizens.
Rcsolped, That these resolutions be offer
ed for publication 10 the Ohio Statesman and
The democralic papors of t,is district
JOHN E. HUNT, Presi.
I. G. EvERTs, Sec'y.
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Annual Exhibit

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
OF HENRY COUNTY, FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 5Tn, I64S.
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BOLT, BoLTIyG, BuLTEp.-The editor OF
the Plain Dealer, in commenting on the Sc
rious dsaffection existing in the ranks OF the
wings of the Reserve, uses the following
language. The /" harmonious action party
has certainly bursted up, and in its place the
hydra headed monster, "bollerjsm" has rear
ed his head:
"rherc never was such time in the po.
litcal history of this reserve as now-Cuya-
hoga has always been the considered the
conservative county Of western reserve whg-
gerry, with the Hon. John W. Allen, Hon.
S. J. Andrews and the r.. Hon. Francis
Granger, to give their doughfaced coun'c-
nances 10 the nomination, together with
their organ, the Herald. yet there is no foot
hold for Taylor. Every ,ountry wlIig you
meet is boltcr, and nearly every county
official has gone by the board. The three
whg Commissioners have boled; the Au-
ditor, Briggs, and the ex.Audilor, William
son, bolt. The clelk ofthe Recorders Of
flee was President OF the boltcr's meeting
last night. The cid Court House clique,
venerable with age. and notorious for IFS in
quities, has been rent asundcr by this glo-
:ious revolution and boiling. But if Cuya-
hoga canno, stand the dough, wha, win Ge-
auga. Ashtabua, Lake, Portage, and other
barnburning whig counties do? We shall
see."
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WANT,En.

AZ this 0Glice, an apprentice 20 lise
Printing business. Of about fiNeesa
Years 81 age. mud possessing n fair
English educ atiOn. June "a, I6a6.
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O5- In 1928 Clay preferred "wnr, pest-
lence and famine, TO military chieftain for
President" Should like 10 hear his opinion
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EXPENDITURES.

Total amount Of Receipts, -. :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

We trust our friends in New York and elsewhere
will insist upon making Mr.. Clay candidate a.
ganst his express wishes If they will now praciice
little Of that selfsacrifcing spirit which emnently
distinguishes the whom they delight to honor, we
believe the election Of Gen. Taylor is secnrei All no"
depends upon the concatory spirit Of the Wings them
selves"
A Telegraphic despatch informs us that the CincIn-
natl Chronicle of saturday confirms Ierter from Mr..
Clay the same subject. Having been invited by sew
eal Wings of Cincinnati assume an independent po-
iton with regard the present canvass Tor the freSl-
dency-
Mr.. CLvY replied, in substance My name. gen.
tlemen submitted by my consent to the consdera
ton of the National Wing Convention which met IN
Philadelphia. but which did not think proper 10 place
me nomination clndl late. for the Presidency
have quietly submitted 10 the decision OF that hody
and cannot consent any further consideration OF my
in connexion with The office Of President OF the
United States, and accordingly | have RETAINED
from giving, and must continue to decline giving. the
slightest encouragement cOuntenance to any such ust
Oft"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
1T II III >.
NEW YORK.

some OF the New York papers talk OF carryl the
State by fifty thousand. For our own parts, we have
too much feeling tor the Locus wish them beaen as
badly as that. We do want more than twenty
thousand, Rich. JYhig
Ibe Ohio papers represent their State certain for
old Zlck. The Free soil movement is working tho
descuctlon OF Cass there, it does in New England
while it scarcely affects the Wings at all. (D)
VIRGINIA.
The Loco'oco Convention in [. ynchburg, we learn,
claimed 1000 majJry. That was moderate. w do
not see, since they were making their calculations, with
no body 10 let disturb them, why they could not have
said seventy, well as seven. The Wings have an
abiding confidence that they will carry the State for old
Zac and if they will only the proper exerton, we,
for our part. have no doubt that they will. Ibid.
TENNES ZEE.
The Nashville papers (Nnig and Banner) concur in
putting down Tennessee of the States about which
there doubt 1t will 90 for old lac, in solid col
umn. (Ibid.
- The Signs ,fthe Iimes-There were several
Wing meetings and Wing consultations held last night
IN different parts Of the city. in all Of which there
Signs significant that opposition 10 The Taylor and Fill
more ticket among the Wings here is hushed In the
Nhig General Committee there is not now one person
who declines 10 vote the whole JThig ticket. Ia wha,
is called the Clay General Committee it will be seen
ny another article. mat Mr. Clay's name is wholly
given up The Vauxhali Garden meel!ng 1t is pretty
well understood, will be, il the Loco Focos keep away
Wing ratification meeting, and by The old Clay
We make these remarks, not fr the inturna lion of
our friends here, but To appease anxiety in the country
and to assure all Wings distance that they have
nothing 10 fear in this quarter. Kindness and concia-
ton have healed all the breaches rauks;-and the
dc'r Of welcome is yet open. The pleasure Of a great
victory. will be ,rred if we find old friend lost
IN The ranks Of the enemy after il is won.-.N Y E1
press.
- Ly,chbmg Counterfeit. I'VE find in the Dan
Vile Register the llowrny decriron Of counterfeit