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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20


~ ar. b., honest mesns-we would use no
.o -ae ar willing TO give up our time Tor
tas Glance o. making convert, however
sasi ,aa CHANCE.
&teare sometimes asked, edo you expect to
make "a CONVEX, OF .anl" Perhaps so, we be-
lis,c i..a honest. and while be may find OBJ
icri.lslo what we write, we may, in con-
ye .iaa. &. able to answer any objections he
ms Gaye aul p assiby convince him.
Toilas 4uce: he has gathered his views OF
protective tariff from false sources or rea-
seuias Ne love to listen to the views each
oa has upon toe subject; and the objection
taa. each ouc urges. They have all different
objections 80 urge against protection, while
all who ere IL favor of protection have the
sane. or ulsr,, The same arguments IN favor
osj supported by all the experience of past
Iner. s rot one objection urged TO
t tnGo. j l2, which is at all tenabe, and
ans III formed man, uaon the subject can,
in.u,et conversational convince The most skep-
tieol .lal ia i,is opposition he is wrong. There
isal los5. o. she justice OF Wing views up
en- t.al sal. ret. oul all that is necessary is to
t.1 81 ou' i9 conversation where each ohjec-
tau vili b Tally elnyassed.
Again. there j, The veto power and extra
e. lacr aszum?tions of power Of the PFesi-
den tit just be presented fairly, apply
ii every possible question and condition,
aad vsry faau viii al,ni., il be has no self
5.res. X sta'e that there can be no real lib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

SICKNESS ON SUP BoARD.-Yesterday af-
Iernoon, outside the bar, the News Boy boar.
died The brig Manhattan, TempIeton, II DAYS
from Mobile. Her late Captain. A. Little
field died OF fever ON the morning OF the / tn
INST. Capt, T and Mr.. kelso, her pilot, sta o.
ted that all her crew, with the exception OF
one man, and J. Watson, passenger, were
sick aud unable TO do duty. The News Boy
took hst ia town, and brought her up to the
: ranune ground, where she anchored. The
NJ, IS fine large fall rugged brig.-New York
SHH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

IN Honduras hostili,ies are expected between
Generals Ferrero and Guardiola, and it j:
feared that San Salvador will take part in
them. In Nicaragua bloody revolution has
broken out in Leon, and General Munoz, who
without the litie OF supreme dictator in re-
ailty, held the reins, has been assassinated 10
his own house. The circumstances leading
10 this act are not mentioned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

O. A lady who was present on the occa
sion. informs us that at late wedding. the
oilcidtlng clergyman thinking that the good
Old Saxon phrase, this man and this lro1aaa,
ought not to be named to ears polite, su5sti-
tuted this lady and this genttemdA,' instead.
ihls Is extra polite-the extreme of superfne
refinement. Some civet, good apothecary.'
I-lCin. Despatch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

ACCIDENT Bishop Chase, Episcopal
Bishop OF Illinois, was thrown from his buggy
al Springfield, on the 2ith ut. He had some
OF his ribs broken, besides being otherwise
injured The Bishops quite oged, and cor
pulent aud heavy man. He can hardly be
excepted, therefore, to recover from the
shock his system has received ClepclGnd
Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

Az lNclDrHT.-We learn irom the Boston
f@nscnpl, that the AsIi-t, Southwortb, who
sustained heavy losses by the burning OF the
ueean Monarch. met a Brooklyn friend ia
BOSTON liie other day, who insisted on making
'tf' , present IN money, Ia cons quence oi
h1s loss Mr.. ). took the money aud in "a
P" NOUS alierwaFd heard OF the Bro klyn
hie' o. winch his generous friend had been
.'esNY loser when he immediately repaired to
n's Aoio' and paid the money back, with in
''nsi ln Ihr way OF kind words oi coincidence
and sympathy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

Coon GoiNG. The fine steamboat Niaelu.
Capt. Pease, lett Chicagoa at 10 \. NJ. Of Moa-
day last, made her regular stops At Southport,
IA ine. Milwaukee, Manitoulin Island Mack-
mac, Detroit and Cleveland, and reached But
ialo at 8 T. NJ. on "Wednesday ,0c0
miles in three days ten hours, or ia about
three days running time. She was nearly iour
hours a Cleveland, taking coal This is by
40 means miraculous, but we thought it fair
running.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

INSANE FEAT-An inmate Of the Hartford
GCon) Insane Asylum leaped from the Stone
Bridge into Mill River, few days ago, dis
lance OF sixty feet. The water was fortu-
naiely high, and no bones were broken or
bruises made. He was thoroughly stunned.
but soon came to himself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

FL0UR.-We closed our review yes.e,0ev
With dull market. There were some BUYERS
at So,37, but holders We're unwilling 10 take
less than $3.50 TO day, as usual on Satur.
days, there is not much activity. We hpv.
however. sales OF 1000 bbls. Howard street at
S3,37 al which price the market closes. In
CITY Mills we have no transactions and no
quotations.
GRAlN.-The Grain market is without
any material change since yesterday, and we
give the following quotations: for good TO
PRIME red wheat i0Oa lUc.; white for family
flour. ll5al23c.
White Corn. 56a5Sc: yellow, 57a60c. Oats,
27s32c. Rye, 70a73c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

TROUr.-0ur waters are once more
live with these delicious fish % Monday
night last Capt. Lucas fisherman OF some
note in these parts caught two bushels on
Tompkin's bar in the Potomac river. and
"lelt hem biting" We understood also.
that during the past week, Mr. Henry Cav
wood, who resides near The mouth OF Bri-
tain's bay took three bushels at single sit
tiog at the same place.-Si. Mary's Co.
Beacon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
ez<) ~.eLT>
t>C ~
GoSN f&E -
~ 49,

Hrvav Clay DrcLSss THE NEw foeE
NoxIxArros.- New York Express OF Sat
urlay last says:
..When we first heard Of the intended 80
called CLAY movement in this city, we address
Cd private letter to MI Clay, not expecting
any answer which We could p'ini'--but VIC
have received an answer, in which VIC are au-
! .horised to say as follows:
| ASHLAND, Sept. S,h, l84S.
JANIS BRooEs. Esq.:
81 have given, end shall give. no counter
nnce or encouragement to any movement u
: Ing ny ma me, as candidate Tor that ofhce
! (the Presidency.) before the public
|
''0u one point, desire no secresy, and that
| is that am utterly opposed 10 the use oil my
name AS a candidate for the Presidency.
my warm regards TO your brother.
| 81 am truly your friend and obedient ser
want al CLAY"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

lNnIANA--SoHooLs- Indiana has decided
by strong vote, TO 20 for schools. The State
Sentinel of the 18Th ult, contains returns
from % counties, which stand as follows:-
N favor OF free schools 27,5i3; against free
schools, II ,236.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
JOHN H. BROWN & Co,
Wholesale DRY GOODS DEAIFps

No ls'' Market Street. Philadelphia.
"a ~ nov prepared to sahhi, their fall stock a,
sphtieN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs ~
'hei maori aafee portion OF their supplies IN .,s
Iade, dealers IA Cloths, Cashmere Nesi.gs
y "o"ds' "h hnd ms department, hlshy sat,,.,r,
Philase'phia. Aug 4-dtf '"""N Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

"FRrE SOIL" IL THE DisrRIcr. The New
forA commercial has long letter from Wash
l9sIon, describing the preliminary steps ia.
len lor HE formation OF free soil' party al
" Washington. Mr.. Blair, the tx official edi
ior, being at the head OF the movement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

James Johnston, ESD brother Of the Gov
erhor sud Qlariennsster Sergeant OF the la te
- Regiment OF Pennsylvania Volunteers
Who until recently was supporter OF MI
FVlh ) Administration, has published letter
declaring himself in favor OF Gen. TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
A LETTER From MR. CIV


: and. Sept. sIl, m WHIch he WTit5s explicitly
chat he shall give no encouragement or coun-
j teuance TO the use OF his name as candidate
| for ,he Presidency And further, that he
utterly opposes. AMI Shall in every way
/ irown down It's use in any such connec-
ion
The movement in New York which it had
reference, Is thus authoradyeIy disavowed-
"nipped in the bud.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

LARGE flRE IN New ORLEANs.-The cor
ner oil Malh aud 81. Claude streets presented
hea ? oi smoalderng ruins yesterday, saws
the flcayune Of the 3Jth ult., the file which
TOOK place. there on that morning havin z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. II BERRY


REPORTED RY G. II BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
iJf Bouts for the last "a houro eiIdirg yeSter
iab at 4 o'clock, 7. N.
ARRIVED.
Companion, Tomlinson, Pittsburgh.
Magnet, Carothers,
Euphratcs. Calhoun. 6
Dolphin, iIazett, g
Columbian, Dean,
DEPARTED.
Hail Columbia, Green, Pittsburgh,
Umpire, Young,
Comet Boyd,
Diligence. Lston'
Companion, Tomlnson, Cincinnati,
Magnet, Carothers,
Euphrates, Calhoun,
Dolphin, riaz'e,t.
Columbian. Dean,
80 inches water rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
Notice to Housekeepers

Nh subscribers heg leave to ipforu ,hs .,,. :,
Nnee,.hg ard vicinity. t,a, they have jus,
W." 'e East ana are row receiv,nr very larre s,ae.
sly les Of ply, ingran dan,ask ana
m - ING country Together with iarre 49,
W rneni''a Infeh Walton Rugs, Table Cover 49,,
'p'ls it"lihe &c, winch make our stocs ,hs ~,
n ""esrd "a Abs etN, AID watch viii be sI =, t's'
- ss'h ia 10 please Our customers wii 49,
V s's eAal"'he our stuck tor ,hemselvc. Ar NJ ~,
- l."s-'l MENbEi., HARBOUR ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

TX lohs AND STATIONERY--The subscriber has
receives! large supaly OF School Classical Tbso'
i's,ea Medical ami .Mscell aneons hood, aud ST..
Hn faaoy Stationary, Tor the fall sales Cauntrv me,
ns, teachers, School Trustees, and ali Others wish
s ~ pn'chase cheap viii do well TO eai and
'' Ic s'sA anu prices JNo THOMSON
~ Inton Il. he Mar iaslI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
For sale, Wing newspaper within 100
miles of Wheeling, doing good business
The materials are in excellent condition. and
the establishment well worthy the attention
OF printer with small capital. 1t will be
sold at great bargain. For particulars, in
quire Of the Editor OF the Wheeling Times
September, lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
Marshall and Ohio rurn,;,...s.o,,

sunsetief' to the capital stock OF Tins t.,.,,,,y
IN Zach 49, "olned that an psan,ni oflwo dnlisr
G s"so - required 10 be paid d, them 10 Jonn ~
,s -, he ireasSer ofssl COMPANY on or t"fa,
'"s -7fd day OF September lsis NV 'Fi"is
ny order OF The Board of Dt,e,ta,s
.e,,t, m EDW. ~. FtrZuuGH
A'earoh copy Secretary uru1e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

tN asAbLI.-tir WIN. George, grocer
. ',aa opnet caa col Aiaia ST. was violently
a..alli-Ji 4 .i. o9u house on MONDAY night
Bis d. a.u.u. Tie heard some one in
t.a hause, raj down, opened the front door
sa as led aud 5ldiy beaten. The Ger
lasu u- b. bs . stranger. lie was roughly
hsnd.s8 D, the ueiglbo,s who came to Mi.
Georges assistance the offender was lodg-
uL.a lah
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
lae teachers association of Ohio County
Va meet pursuant 10 adjournment at the
fuoilc School house in Tliadephia, on Sa,ur.
DAY the Both Of September at IL O'clock A
W. Teachers ex-teachers, and all friends. of
popular education, are respectfully requested
to attend aud give helping hand, in for.
wariiag the course Of education.
JOHN HOSACK, Pres't.
J. ID. Maxwell. Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
John ). HOGE,
FASHIONABLE HALTER,
UNION ST.. WHEELING. Va.

NEW MUSIC.
q, Love dwe'ls not IN Royal Hall,. 4, h.,,,.A,
music BY Frank n Howard '' 'a"aa ny onod.
bridge "''''eh ny Miss Wood
The Saler's Bride
The melodies Of many Lands
y, "a 1--we ihee a. Long as Live nv phiIl,,,
~ Soul ~ one unbFokefi Sigh on Thee a,J an, n.
On send me back 10 nay native Cor, bv r. ~, nee
80 NV '1t Stars IKE Jewels giisten: I,y r : ,l,,
hhihted heafis' BY Mrs Heamans "sso'"
w.. ~ uhs' pleasure, by W Morrei
e. ,an'sh' houri popuiar melody srratsed ss =,
spring sparrow polka
hHrl felicity a waltz
The dawn waltz
Cypress waltz
Anseltne polka
The casino Waltz
Rail road steam sailop
10 Bercease Balse hriliiapte
ne warriors Joy, grand festival niafeh
Dearest Msy POLKA
hephista sallopade
The rldQtta wai1
Inc liatlser grand march
Souvenir de Icnny Lind graad waltz
Il oniaine Aux Perlcs Balse
Tire sarah waltz
just received aud Tor sale hy ~ v.uru,.
septi9 No in Man,, lvh,NN,
ok BBls ALCOHOL, 30 aud 90 per cen,
- manufacture, for sale by o"' own
'eP' 10 S'e PRYOR 4 PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
TWENTY FEMALE voLUNrEERS..

HENTA Female Volunteers who know ali ,ho,,
~ wM IN nag Carpets, volunteer their evidence III Al
oai,etsen has the best Rag Carpets in the cifv-f
sae AZ lowest prices. II thair evleure Il
nfy VIII light hattie compared which the hattie n,
'e'eIey Was mere sham. Foe Rag Garner annIy :,
--s sep. l., - GARRE1rsoN, Monroe st.
EeERf description Of Home made Ware. and Pm.
- dnee generally, for sale by JPGARRE'rrsoN
sept u, ls4s Mon,sa , n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

~ oW IS the time TO prepare your Harness for WIN.
~ ief-and Won Will find superior aud uncou,lied
article Of MEATS FOOT OIL al w n'4"sne"
-. ~ 80. HoRABROOk aud DILIoN,S
on Market 81, Wheeling
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS
ItoR sale by THos HoRNgRooK and ~
Monroe street
a LMANACs for ieta-for sale nv
-, ,o Tuos HORNBROoK and Co
Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

JtW hEAAs Weeping Paper for saIe Al the ma ma
sept IL. 1875 PRYOR A PAIrrf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04

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yl,, ,.,a,,,.t a., p,,,,,,,Z +. r,fi, = sss.,s
II -, J. II - H. H,t
49, -. - - j., ga, 1T =, II
fo oI,,nl,I Ia ,,.i, y,,i5 /, :, ,'o,,aI tt,i IN
- - = H., ~. : -, IN - IL.
tho IL T., ,I,of,. an, ,,,,asg w. H., t4.n \
-, :, IL - - g, ,'ii >, ~.
Ih,,,,a nm ,,naI,,lalv ann .,, e ,,,i, an, k, are
IN sns,.s.n No,,9g q, l.. IA .I,, ed nm linen uni $.
f,,,,.., ,l,-.,, ,...-,d e. I..,Il r.. -, -
he CONSIDERED a. the br,,lnai,l,4 II The End
The nrcaffIt. lr.n 'rrarII1 Ar. olnuny enaurh a.
viii he sern by the - .ctre, fr,nl tfc Pee
tar,r.
Mist Of he stores boar ,a,lry IN the scenes the
naint,r whore lp show. all t,I1ra At rest A sfIe,s-
ness /. apparent doll hszr of clh.rpy hangs oYer ali.
TIE Usually active .s,I.tan : may he = On rec l4Int /
retired Dl4re-ry,ry ia NJ around in the best ps,lbp
uulrI- aud tie ulfler and show # fnrry anl luxury
wasted upon the pennies nisse hy-y Il The IneIc ants
themselves arr either silently pandrnu tia, vii aii-
sacked baI5aee sheet or calbcd together in ln5s here
and lh,1e. VIII ell uI Hf13 ihar cuup'ena1szs dis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
PERSONAL. EXPLANATIONS.

These "aflar~" daily eAcur in the Congressional
'och pr # rlfher J. use Nj onr s'nr, ,rle f tlla
IN lhe senate, between d!e BI'dwin. of C,nnrc
tlcul. and Mr.. Fune of Mississippi in which the latter
greatly dishguished hinsliln several rather lannfhy"
rNpanatlpns. Mr.. Fnre said that he IN thu Sen
ate 10 meet aud nleI falls hood To put down caun
ny To rrnte all nniar RECOMMENDATION. In. all an
uud dmtfne, IL casrinac the Senator froi Gannect.
cut, any othe Senator In heard the Ian in his den
To nSsall my antagonist 10 nvefhrw him dSrmit MIN
aud dlSamce HIM before The hole republic "-lhun-
der haia trst rate man Of war Is thl~i To
such aJacb all trades. the h.rl that slew the Drirm
Ut W anlley. "More, of Mte Hall Was nothing al a''
To accomplish any one of lhese hlHgs. III" rfa'a
non oi all unfair arguue naiion. The explosion 81 all
nus"uhd daclrne would exceed, in humble, innn,
III" power ofany man ever YET IN COMPRESS Bal II d.
h'h, 9ad otter i ~ 4apuss hiites b.-'dps.
N'"'d Snaass the nH.ed power t ''yra tao senator's
tr'." Na pp, The SENATOR promises t"urh and
beads MS To suspect that his sell far exrpes
rausailiy Hereafter, we mnSt mention MIR Faute in
The pu.al number, and call hin .Ncssic,p5 Feet or
HeSScinS Tieerc Lches He has llr,atnned ~ per
t'rn the t"elyr hbjrS et lIer.l :. all once. ani
Vs. caanot allow HI less han in II for each; for the
la>, IS certainly equal to ANY man OF his inches.
ooo oi iIlesr Lab rs Is 10 cls gafe II- b ia, vim add
10 dl~lfaee Inn before the Whae repuhl".-A q consider
tn o the t,u.hrsl tashs Ia The Whole Twelve
ANA The Judge seems 10 ave taken the SAFE view OF II
for IN short reply delivered IN ton of the uoSt
quiet indifference, he sald he aever hal. IN any Wv a.
Iulei Ia he senator un Mississippi aud neyrr Iulei-
drd to 81 hereafter W. clarot see why he should
But ,hr dea oi dl-eracIag judge Baldwin be. inr
whole republic Is quite leo urh far ohllyIpn We are
lar from approving all SAID OF npby hn in the male
We totally dissent from al his views If he war
and Of the rght and duty OF the nation prosecute IT
aud we have especially exposed the uusounu, s. OF 5
C me I'M, we cannot ace pit territory Of the MeNl-
nation, because the MeNlcap constitution does not
a Hhoti2e tie c"sSion. pol Is he Is well huown IN
Counrc ea and ont of It, Tor talent FIR extensive rral
camln9. fl pabllc aud private WORTH exhibited in the
various relations If citizen. lawyer Judge Of The supreme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
THIRTlETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

On W,tl,e, ar last. in The senae The only quest un
Of general utter 8, The Calf rns Bill. which after
a long de,z'e al over Tor further consideration.
The ftLpw,ne sketch embraces all thr imp#iaG' pro
ccedugs Il ne House # Representatives on Tie ssaae
day.
Mr. Gerre W Ianes from The pesi of9~e f.ssd1it.
tee reported bill II i,ojt The Amount II e.,sFe -ailn
be pad ftr fsns, ii the mai es.s tsuc ads.s ID
stram'sals IN certain cases. which Wa fad !" zee
sad rel ed 10 tie q ni,'ler IT the Na.is.
Afer uuuegoa, uth,r nprts. GA private petitions. on
matters ot general interest.
nr Bon isam The Committee IN Militia, Afars.
pnftcd hh repesl the ruivso IN - az, Vt the last
Congress. increasing III uutnbrr ii general pc.rs ii
the army .vhieh reSirrs thu rnn The conclusion III
peace with Mehei the pant - f MaJu G.neras shall
be redaeed II eae .and oi !,gaer ,nrras h. two, he
sel-caG - nc made r the President without ng 10
prinrity e commits, un
A. animated dtbsie ensured in nich N"ssrs. Bur,
B5vd, Brus, JONES' Il louu, Siahip. tupstgn OF Al
abam1, Holmes. and OH rs partrFai.d
Mr. Burt EXPLAINED the oh,trt al tie adl, ,nj Tho ne
cess' { claiming he eeacf fleets already n the sef
vice
3te-c never any army in ihe world whrrc the
rnaavy o general efrrrs small ia pr'pprtinn In
-. .s.i 4 men. HE arr, al The | : lhe
Ma Gcnrrals, liz Taught, Would all be rrqmud IA
r,uapd he tfpls NItrl WitI nnan IA To" held. Tue
nnm,t f MAJOR aud Btl adler Gei,fils had been who
e. insulfirIen N MeArl,
Mi lIuusloa c1aenlcd 'h,t III" osuflrIrrcy ar A.,
MI tt'o an, ftsnct the nunh ri g-ncra hirtfs.
hn ihr aH hal lh,rr sue uf'cs III hr ssf.
vie who'd Y ucanpe ru h dis haar ii thrir dures
1'~ uetp. T. a. ted nlhc sui tis moe MAS he con
synctd tiaS The bl wascac afrd To Up fh" patlt ard
.nnJus ~ towards firrrs 4 v,er grade IN the amy
vim had fought as btayrIy IA M.Nsa AMI w're a much
.ntll d To thu gratitude and ns.defah OF their un
tiy rs Were ihelf supetrs.
Mr. II lnrs, Il S.uh Carolina. WIS IN favor Of IN
mediate acl Ii. ii.l. J Tough rafllsnn 81 liz
p drol. he did not "ish #ee In ~ III" awkward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
ARMY lNTELLIGHNCE
Tfonthe y. o d lt1. Apr -.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
TT RITTER PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COURT

OF ENQUIRY ". SC.


The British West india Mail Steamer Avon arrived
of the Mouth Ghinde"ur Island. Thursday
iug thu 2pih list, from Vera Cruz having leh HAT
place the 10Th lnsr. BY this arrival have dates
iIom the city 81 Mexico - The lilh. with later pfocen
,lnes The Court of Iuqniry. Below we give slp
mary 1T the Mexican news, from the ample files oil NrN
rcan papers and r.rfcSpouienca before
As t the ratification of the Treaty.. the news by his
arrival IS not very Promising At last ac'nGats from
4ucretarp quorum h,d not ben formed in Casfs'7s.
The Monitor ot the | III. contains long art'e eofdfm
Mug the conduct OF the members OF Congress IN delay
mo The sc4soa Sixteen members sui wanted
tie Chant and two IN the Senate, TO constitute
a quorum. carre>pondent al Z lerrlao, o the Mons
or lhnks the gH Iier viii soon be IN attrn-
dance aud thai when Congress once g's together, Her
rea will e chosen Presidents. since majority eif5e
legislatures have eNpresS themselves IN his hrar-
The news nt The latlH, 2tun nj the Treaty. had heru
received Querotlr aud persons en.tiaatd TIN
belief that notifications would be accepted. On The
other hand. have before Attract ot lelfer dl
ted ''NleNro, 18th Arul," addressed by English
merchant eag resident IN ely o Mexico To las trend.
an officer Of tie Avon, which says:
There Is deaIth ct news ii any kind. Commission
rr lafd arrived here Two days ago. Amongst the \
mcIlcans the IMPRESSIONS thai treaty Will not be mad
some of the Deputies, most oflaed for peace, swear
they WI have nothing to d. with II, unless the Amer
cans leave rec Sufficient 10 support government and |
think The chances that they Will not come !ogeth
/ er IN the stipulated time
On the sane suurrt MAKE the following extract
from an ariIcle IN he frre American. Of The 9Th lust
/ 1--WE had occasion yesterday IL converse with rs
pecahe gentleman who bad J4S arrived ltum the ely o
! Mexico. lie Is Mexican and Is n favor otpeare but
that the members Of Congress viii not Vote r the
treaty il sands;-tha h. has heard many ot
them express Their opinions the subject, and that tie
all stem Ia agree that they have not The power ceda aay
portion oi the territory hr.neing the republic - M
this they hunk. could be violating the iedtn Gus llu
non of MeNlca They W,elld he willing 10 pay the ~
peusrs Of the
They also Hing abandon their preensions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
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L. y. SENATE.

message m wfu. rec lived fn,m The Pn.S. II I
al he la I'd Stas dlnt that aid and cum at
should b. rNlead Il The people Il the nInsula ol fuea-
tan, by the Uus ol TIN Iniir States.
Al flanagan ,npve 10 refer the message ~ the
'.iiltrt ou Fpelgn REAR rs.
Mr. Clh ,ua ajlfes. d The Srnaie on Ike subject uf
The n,rss1gr aud IS re-'e'ce IL ed.d the Il Pm,
passed 10 b. ,'nienI.s l., calsn ). dangerous uarf
terence pau with tue u etea sidrs ul nrishbt
rg nauuns.
Ihr sal lnslig a.er having hern unicale'l l. liz
senate. tbai ssunf Ashley Vas snpps Ia be dytns,
- ~ ,luV. the Senate AL! dJtued
Nr. Ashley has sue dt'i, al hi. l'dg'ncs IN this
cf,. .tc had bern iuJtsppsed laf 8 tine.