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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-13

Defewed.-We are compelled this
week to defer the speech of Col. Nor
GAN, and the proceedings of the Ohio
Senate, referred to by our correspond
ent ZEp, until next week.
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Is Published every Saturday.
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West Philadelphia
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The subscribers respectfully infnln their
friends and the public that they are now prepar-
ed to execute any orGers with which they may
be favored, for their WEST pmiL >rELPAIA Cow
pLrvE Cook SrorE, Of which they have three
SIZES; CANNON aud BARE fYLNDGR Srorcs, Sow
en- sizes; Bases and Tops 10; Cylinder Stoyrs, five
sizes; OVEN FLATrs four Jas: Cottage. Arr
rr"nr Paxton Slcvrs, Tor wood, t"o si1.s; Gas
OtLSs, three sizes: CAsr-,uu& iiEArErs, and "a
large and beautiful assortment OF Patterns ior
iron Railing.
Their goods are ali made q the bcs, rIatrlirl,
aud from new rud beautiful d,sjgus.
Their Uf| hh;i1dd Complete i without douil
the beet and most sactbir took stove N the
market. Tho ~, constructed with Mott" Pu
cu' Feeder, cJut and Crate, VIII rh gives them
decided superiority ever al others. They or
y want a trial to confirm wnat Is here asserted.
CASTINGS Of all kinds made 10 uruei WIN
promp'ncss aud despatch
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PHIL. VIE. and BAIT. Raj
ROAD Lane.

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phi.. Cor Baltimore, arrive at Li!ton quarter be
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Morning ,rein from Baltimore For Ph!a, al
pNartpr before - O'Glnch.
Night Inc rom PAi'a'lrpr reaches ElE'on
at half past IL .loci: a. o'ght,
Night train from iIai'.nlnrs arrives here quar-
ter before ! o'cl1ci. I. u.
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Marine Affairs,

ssir BunDiro on TIRE KASAwBA.-Ths brig M & g.
C. Gilmore was launched from the chip yard Of Mefsrs
Gilmore a, Point Pleasant, Mason Co. Va On the Iath
inst amidst the hearty cheers OF large number of citi
shs started 70 Cincinnati the I4th TO receive
Der load for Liverpool or this city She about $50 tons
bufthen and Ia timber worb mansbip and appearance
ssd che will compare with any vsSssl Of her sixe built
IN any o the Eastern cities ssewbere being built
irey OF Virginia white osk with hard pine decking an
nasts. Another comrsny have ced bulldog on
the opposite side OF the Kanawha rivers they have
Ga the stocks to be launched during this
This certainly the most eligible pie for shin build
ing on the Chlo river. The water iu the Ksnawha river
ct low water is deep and safe for sunchng and the sur
rounding forests Of white oak here and there jnter
sperssd with groves Of yellow or hard pDe would fur
nish. Tor yesrs to come sum, ient supply to build the
ma ves of the world.
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Theatrical aud M uslc Al.

ITALIAN OpsnA--To. night, Luoretia Borgia,n with
Benedict and TrufA announced. During the pre-
vous evenings Of the present week. opera
In ths morning has been generally superseded before
night and the public have been extremely
in consequence thereof We have heard numerous com
plants this point and 1t will BE- very
II the managers do not remedy 1t soon 90 possible
The idea Of ia the newspapers the morn
ing that certain opera will be performed and in the
evening another and different one played, when tbs
company get together Is preposterous The public Will
not stand such species Of tng with truth aud
city The remainder Of the bids fair to be pros
porous and successful The city is full Of vi.iters and
ell want to see the opsra, and we have doubt that
porous than the begnning provided the play
what they ansounce, and not trih, any with the
Philadelphia and the training thsy have gone through
there seems to have improved thsm all around In tho
concert tho other evening" Bscaccisu really beau
tfuI and superb. Arnold Is considered by the best
judges, an exquisite tenor.
BowERr THrArnE.--By no one hos this terse sentence
a tho worlds ssge" been better illustrated than by
the manager Of this theatre Unrestricted to past
achievements In artistic and dramatic display he now
heals with nations-with the Last night the
drama Of the whiteboys" repeated. Marshall as
Lawrence Macsrty wildly portrayed the excited feel
ngs OF people wbo from the long suerance Of oppres
sicn had resolved vsngeful retributon Rose, as
simple choolmeser exhibited all tbs exqSists
imbecility which gave effect to the character Triton
tii1 Ntrt PoItsCb N phtb, ana as
But the grand svsnt of the evening was
the insurrecton OF Parsn Notwithstanding the In.
rosiDg grandeur Of the events position o2 the per-
sonsgss sgnassd, there painful Of little
ncss 70 mar the intense interest excited Marshall as
Crscow, Polish refugee rvted in delight the gsz.
he immense asssmbags. His every tone and EN- phssi-
bad meaning CIV Clarke, Eugene ds VAL leader Of
the forces created positive enthusiasm, whis Burke Ia
the nome Of jacques soupe Magre, played at viii on
tho rtsble nerves Of every person present Ton who
Dake do Montpensler proposed 1T the instance rs
VII, concessions, Sustained hirsef pobly The merit
shown was worthy Of the applause which interrupted
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STEAMSHIP UNITED SrATEs-We under stand
that upwards OF forty berths have been engaged
IN this noble vessel for her first voyage to Liver
pool. She leaves on the 9Th Of April, under COM
mand OF Capt Hickstaf; and it is not inn
probable that all her splendid state rooms will
be taken up before that day
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TRAVELLING TO EUROPE American fashion
ables, OF both sexes, who have been in the habit
OF visiting Europe to enjoy themselves in Germa
ny, Italy, or Switzerland, will have to forego
that pleasure during the ensuing and several sue
ceeding summers. Things look too squalv there
for mere travellers to encounter. Such fashion
able persons had better wait until republics on
the Parisian plan, exist over Europe. Then
they may go quietly and easy.
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number of bills then reported, and, motion
referred to the Committee of the Whole
MIR. Calls B. SMITH OF Indiana hen moved that the
House 60 into Committee OF the Whos on the State Of
the Union. which motion agreed TO, Mr.. King, OF
George. of1ctatiug rs chairman
The bill to refund moneys advanced account OF
lunteers, then taken up.
numoerot gentlemen proposed ensndments to the
bill none Of them Of very great importance which were
debated in succession.
Finally the committee rose and reported the bill with
amendments.
Mr. PoLLoc of Penn. moved recommit the bill to
the Committee on Military Affairs, with instructions
This motion was agreed to.
OREGON TERRIroRIAL BILL.
Mr.. HILL, Of Alabama, moved that the house resolve
itself again into Committee OF the Whole on tho
State Of the Union, with Mr. Cranston Of Rhode Isaud
in the chair which was accordingly DONE and the Ore
gon Territorial bill taken up
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
Mr. billiard took tho floor but did not condne him
self very strctly to the subject in hand. He dwelt
mainly upon tho public achievements aud personal
rt OF General Taylor and. in fact made excellent
speech in behalf Of the old General candidate for
the Presidency.
MIR. HARMS, of Alsbams. hiss obtained the floor, and
will deliver . speech on this bill to- morrow
On rising from the Committee of the Whole, the
House adjourned without the Transaction Of any other
business.
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YUcArAN.--We have files of the La Patria, a
new paper published at Merida, to the 26,h ult
They were received through Mr.. Siena, Com.
missioner from Yucatan at Washington
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PKtsIDKNr-Dr J c.
Mar To- Secretary OF Legation In Paris to be Charge
d'Ar>irss to Rome; John Appleton, OF Maine, now
Chief Clerk in the State Department. to be Charge
d'Adsres 10 Guatemala Elisha Hse, Of Kentucky, to
appraiser la New York Custom House. to be Charge
d'Afsiros TO Ecuador.
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GooD News poH THe DocroKs. learn tina.
many of our French citizens have got quite un-
we'll during the last few days, and some of them
have bad headaches. They must have been
celebrating the glorious republique little too
hard-thgt's all
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0J-Mr. Turney, ofthe U s. Senate, wants to
make 1t penal for newspaper to publish conf
dential documents OF republic before the seal
of secrecy is removed. Mr.. Turney would make
capital police agent in Austria, or Russia, or
even to Louis Philippe Polk of Washington.
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MEXICAN AfFAiRs-Our recent war with Mex~i
leo, and everything about it, is almos. forgotten.
No one cares anything about the treaty, or what
may become of it. Nothing is inquired about
but France and the French revolution
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STEAMER NoRrHERsER arrived hence at Charles
ton at very early hour on Tuesday morning
She left here Saturday night.
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f,,, Sun o'. , tsent Leather loo s.---Just recs
~ ~. ,,rgc nsyrl cot Of French Patent Lca,s vei
Wv u ', 1nitv, which aa linz: tho Ia " ~ Boots
a'o on hazd large aad .picLdid sssoT,p 81.
800, Mnion eoi yoitas IRON Sd iFrcnrh
Kiss "oa E 81 spos Of am store m tbs ye Y n:
psti'ios IA lay buanos Il. b. JONEs,u chalcnge com
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,, IT,, ~ =. - Iasnd Of TIriri,
a. an, ap2 s d b Z, uncovered Muen n,e
rroenes q staOn Hair iryieo,ats,nu " tie pscoar
hprs sattd 1--we nnpoaular, aud las an imn, m
wv ieptVeuttve, presrysty~ nnd he,ns.
q, we co. u eal~ seems es,rso d av ,n ss
NJ hs s'y of tho dis guTnr J ea.,s Of ~
rr,.sohs ~ ~ S"s.ered o. prevail in commu,iv ~ ~
CT ien c.ui joy ia bsneGts. sold al phaiars.
orally '' ""sssS anu country dealers scr
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Tho Opening of the Illinois and Michigan csraI a To b,
celebrated In Chicago, III in May This CT nal oornso,
Chicago with Psu the ilinoi5 river IL 100 m;,ss
long, 90 eeS water SUFFICE feet deep o,ks rs NV no
fess o within tho cn,To;r; Is magnificent WORK; cos
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Sity Intelligence.

DEMOCRATIC MAyoRALTY CoNvENrIoN-NeMIyArIoN
OF Ma. HAvEMErER-GnEAr DIssATIsrAorIoN MANI
ssmbed at Tammaay Hail. last night Tor the purpose
nominating oandidats for the Mayoralty. At
ly hour tho halls OF the building crowded almost
10 eufocatioD, cnd there seemed general feeling
against the nomination Of Mr.. Havemeyer, giving the
prefer ence to airy other The ballots were an
nouncsd q. soon .e known, and stood A. follows
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board cF AiprhMsN his bosr1 met last ev opipg, a.
o'clock The President, NJ Franklin, Esq In the chair.
Ihe reading ~ the minutes was dispensed with
french Heuolufien The following communication
was received from his Honor tho Mayor an1 accepted:
MAvoR's Orrrcg, March 30, 1919
To THE HONORABLE CoMMcr CoUsoIL;-
9sBtlsmep; 1ns steamer Caledonia which has ar
from lo5pg the weex brings tbs
lIn portsnt gratifying iutegence that France IN
republic and that the Americas minister In France has
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and closed each act That this drama has triumphed
though partial conception of the events cele-
braes had excited the imagination and feeling OF each
bsholdsr to the utmost limits only be sttibuted to
the excellence OF the tie costly magni
sssSs o. the and G' in
the revolution failed OF being graphically gwen Their
vast nanbsr We wou meston as producing thrilling
ELECTS the exctsment Louis Philippe the dispersion
OF the republicans the death chsunr tho nsurrection
q Its height the decisive struggle and final triumph
manager We are happy to know that MIR 4 Ste.
vens Is rapidly recovering from his late accident the
stage The Insurrection of Paris" will be repeated this
evening.
CHATHAM THEArRE-The house was crowded last
night to witness the performances st this place The
spectacle Of the spirit Of tho Watsrs has found much
favor in the eyes Of the patrons of the Chatham and
will provo quite lucky hit for the management It is
certainly got in fine STYLE the eject Of the various
scenes whore the supernatural powers represented
Is very striking The spectacle was preceded by the
farces the Kings Gar lsner and the "R.hearssl
In the latter HELD az Pun was very comic, and the
hearsal OF his tragedy rich piece of burleeque
Sir Christopher and his turning out toes Sir Waiter
Rsleigh the immortal shake of Lord Burlegh's head
aud the various sstricsl hits at the DRAMA fully
appreciated by the audience Tonight the Young
scamp" Ben the Bostswan' and the spirit OF the
Waters are the attractions
CHRurY's MINsrRELs They are winning new
laureIs nightly these songsters until in the they
will have enough 10 satsfy any six dozen singers, but
not on more tnan sney deserve as they are
They have got fine programme for this evening all
their best and newest songs.
SABLE BnorHEhs.-The singing, lecturing, So, of
these worthless, something quite rich and original
They winning quite namcs Ethiopian perform
ers, and will soon Do near the top Of the tree.
BRoApwAy OpEoS.-Thers a variety of pictures
and carcatures Of novel character presented nightly
at this place.
| BANvARD's PANoRAMA-This mighty work is crowded
every evening 1t the greatest painting the world
greatest, in every sense of the word
Dumbolten's Etho plan Ssrsnaders open in Albany on
| Mondsy evening next, at Blocker Hail. They HAYS
bsen very successful Mt Providence, Worcester aad
! Sprinx field.
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Bank Failure . nj FArej

BALTIMORE, March 80, lS4S
The Mineral Bank OF Cumberland has talied.
Dyer's house, beyond Howard park, has been
entirely destroyed by fire.
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n avtRatlUl

BUFFALO, March 80, 184S
On account Of the ice, steamers cannot get in
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The CanaI-The w. ather.

The Cana1-The Wv ther.
ALBANY, March 80, 1S4S.
The canal, it is supposed, will not be open
much before the first of May, Notwithstanding
every effort will be made to commence business
operations by the 20th of April. The weather is
very favorable for an early spring.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.

In Congress, yesterday, the Senate was occu-
pied the greater portion of the open session,
with the consideration of the joint resolution OF
Mr.. Allen, offered the day previous, congratua-
ing the French people on their late successful
achievements in republican advancement. SIEVE
raj Senators debated the resolution, among
whom was Mr.. Calhoun. Preparations had
been made by our reporters to send the entire
speech of Mr.. G. through by telegraph; but the
wires became deranged soon after operations
commenced, and our readers will have to wait
until tomorrow for the full exposition of the
views OF the great South Carolinian. Without
dlsposing ofthe question, the Senate, on rotioD
OF MI. Hannegan, who stated there was a case
OF individual liberty pending, went into Execu-
tive session, and for five hours were engaged in
endeavoring to ascertain by what means the pro-
pretor of this journal became possessed OF
copy of the treaty with Mexico. They closed
their deliberations by ordering the commitment
to prison of one of our correspondents, because
he would not, or could not, enllghten that body
on the subject. In the House of Representa-
tives, but little business of interest was trans
acted.
Legislative proceedings, market reports Sc,
&c, will be found below.
The Result OF Five Hours Labor OF tho SENATE,
In Executive Session.
WASHINGTON, March 30-P. M.
The Senate was in secret session five hours,
and committed to prison MIR. Nugent, one OF the
Netc York Hsrald's correspondents, for refusing
to tell who furnished copy of the treaty, &C.,
for publication in said paper.
Illness or the Hon. Mr.. Black.
WASHINGTON, March 80. 1913.
The Hon. Mr. Black, OF South Carolina, Is ra-
pidy declining, and is not expected 10 survive
many hours.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, March %, lS4S.


hEpEMPrIoNs
Yesterday Mr. AYRAuLT reported against the bill for
par redemptions. Laid on the table.
GENERAL BANKING
The general banking bill was gone through with In
committee of the whole and the report laid the table
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.
To-day, Mr. LAWRENCE made majority report against
the removal of the quarantine from Staten leland.
FRENCH sPoLIATIoNs
Mr. FLOYD reported fsvorably of the resolutions
cernng the French spoliations, which adopted.
ELECTION OF JUSTICES.
of justices in New York. Ordered to third reading
GENERAL BANKING
The General Banking Bill made the order for this
evening At o'clock to dispose Of the report Of the
committee of thu whole.
bill vas passed to simplify practice and proceedings
in the courts of the State.
TIE report of the commissioners practice and
pleadinSs was amended by q vote Of % to 3-Clark,
Floyd and Little.
MADISON uNlvKRnTv.
Ths bill for the removal of the Madison University,
unless endowed to the extent of $50 OoO was oslA
sand motion to reconsider laid on tho table
Assembly.
ARREST FUoITIvEs.
Mr.. RAYMOND reported favorably on the Senate bill
The judiciary committee was discharged from the
further consideration of the act of the Legislature Of
Virginia.
coMMssIoNERs OF DEEDS.
Most OF the day was consumed In debate on ques-
ton OF order arising out of the bill In relation to the
pointment Of commissioners of deeds in Cities excepting
New York
DAMAGE
The remainder Of the day was consumed with debate
the bill for the relief Of William Niles, of Queens
county.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 80 Tho market for breadstdfs
was much depressed and no salss Of moment were re-
ported.
BUFFALO, March S0.-Fiour-The market remained
without material change though transactions lm
ted quotations range from S. lax to S. 25 Wheat
was dull at 1888 for Chicago and ll2c for Ohio Corn
Tho market was inactive at 5Oo High Wines-We
note sales Of $50 bbls 1T l9Xc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31
The Result OF Five Hours Labor OF tho Senate,
In Executive Session.

Illness or the Hen. Mr.. Black.
WASHINGTON, March 80 1913.
The Hon. Mr.. Black, OF South Carolina, Is ra-
pidiy declining, and is not expected 10 survive
MANY hours