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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-14
Carpelius

NETE invite the attention otl eustnmessa and III
Wv public generally TO our stock OF CafPeting
which Is unusually larges and cheap.
Oct. 81. KEYES Il KEARSI.BY.
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Go it. Sarah Y mind yonr bonnet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
William X. Peck, jr.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Norfolk, Conn.


WILL open a School in this Village,
on the first Wednesday in May next.
TERMS.-Per quarter OF ii weeks for
common English branches, including Ge>
ography, Grammer and Arithmetic, $500
Higher branches, as Natural Philosophy,
Ancient and Modern History. Algebra
Euclid, &C., $4,Uo
Ornamental Needle Work, extra, S 90
reasonable deduction from the above
terms will be made for small scholars IN
the rntimnntS
Lichfeld, April &, 1913. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
Young Ladies Schools

VnHE Summer Term commences "ed"es-
day May 10th.
~ H~ NJ MR WISE
Board and Tuition in Ems fish branches,
$S7, 81 per Tenn.
Music. $40, per quarter
French, Latin 4 Drawing. each, s ) d,
Day scholars in the Seni,r department $l6
per term. do. Jn"l"r. do. $l2
gz-No scholar received for less than a
term.
jill JONES, Principal.
Ltchfcld, April IL, 1913. so If
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
M S@@AG
of the
GOVERNOR
OF CONNECTICUT.

DIR. President. and Gentlemen of the Sem
ote.-Mr. Speaker, and Gentleman Of
the House of Representatives -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

wvROUGEIT lRDM PIPGS
FOR STEAM, WATER, & GAS.
nF all sizes. from is to l-2 inches bore :
@ also Brass and iron Cocks. Valves, Ell
a6ws, Tees, Bends, Reducing Sockets. FIanges.
sngs for putting up pipe. &c.
NORRIS, GREGG & NORRIS,
62 Gold street, New York.
c-Mills and Public Buildings heated BY
Msem with wrought Iron Pipes. Tubular
HnfleTs Of various sizes.
sMarch 20, lS4S. 50 CIV
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1ESlE subscriber offers for sale the shop and
Il buildings connected herewith, situated on
the main road from Plymouth to Lithfeld. about
Ia mile east oil Plymouth Hollow, now &C.
cupIed by G. II, g. N. BRADLEY. There Is
a run of stone in good order o" The premises
for grinding plaster or salt Also casting
shop, the water privilege is one If the first Or
der, and the race ways are in excellent condi
ton.
There is one half an acre Of land lying in CON-
nection with the buildings which will be sold
with the shops. Terms OF pawn mt made easy
For farther particulars enquire of Samuel P,
Whiting of Plymouth. or the subscriber.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
Derby, April 49, lS4S. so 3w
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Important Order In Council.

From the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press
We are indebted to the kind attention of Captain
Anderson, of the Bur ngton, for the Quebec Carsus
which contains the following order approved by the
lished for the information Of all trans.
fer it columns interesting and important in.
telligence to many Of our commercial readers:-
j. O.. O.. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that his Excellency tho Co
General in Council has been pleased Apr owe
the following regulations for the transit Of vessels Of
the United States through the Chamby Canal to pro-
coed the Ottowa River in ballast to load cargo for
the United States; proceed with cargo to any port
of entry in this province
l. That the master any person in charge Of any
American vessel arriving at the port Of St Johns,
shall furnish the collector any proper officer, with
full report of vessel aud cargo and shall pay duty
ali articles contained therein, which may be charge
able with duty.
2 That the collector and proper officer shall grant
clearance for its place of destination, which clearance
shall contain full and detailed account Of any cargo
on board OF such vessel and where to be landed and
that the duties thereon have been duly secured.
g. No such boat vessel Of the United States pass
any right to take board freight, and aud the
ut any port place within the province of Canada.
Such boats vessels may be permitted to land
Passengers but they shall not take any board dur
ing the voyage between the ports boats and vessels
the downward passage after arriving ut st. Johns
take board other vessels do at present
at that port
g That all vessels passing through the Chambly o.
nal under the authority Of the present regulations,
proper officer the port Of St. Johns who will grant
By command, T. Kinks,
Inspector &c neral
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Court VIBERTs EXPOSITION WORKS OF
ARr.-Snce first article thisremarkabe exhibit
ton NJ Scbaus the agent Of Mesrs Goup and Vibert,
has augme ned his collection, aud added six new beau
tiful paintings TO his gallery.
Nos. 20 and %, two lovely pictures by Landele,
the elegant French painter. which called Joy To-
Day" aud I" Sorrow To- Morrow They represent two
the first laying upon rich draperies, and sur
rou nded by flowers aud jewels the second covered
with rags. and letting her tears fall upon bed Of
straw The expression Of those two faces the style Of
painting and the color very rkabe, and throw
great credit upon NJ. Landele.
No II =" a Musulman Family at the Tomb II their
Son ~ by Girardct This u.s. also, excellent paint
ing which Is life representation Of the costumes,
local aspect and color Of the Egyptian land. The
drawing Ia faultess Tho franc Is more than two
feet large. and tho painting is petit chef deucre
NJ Brocb TT, the pastel painter, has sent also, two
other admirable drawings OF his own hand-the No.
of the catalogue. delicious brunette with asdcant
smile and very likely bushing at sweet Kiss the
No. 10 The Two Sisters" two innocent girls Of fair
complexion and blue eyes, which the sky would be
envirus Of.
Besides these paintings, NJ Schaus has also rcceived
great collection of bronze statues vases clocks &c,
witch are the real specimens Of all that French art can
produce. In its finest style-and his gallery No 2S9
Broadway is daily and nightly crowded with numerous
yisitors
THs FIRST PRAYER IN CoNoREa.--We have rocciv-
ed from NJ Nile, splendid copy Of this magnificent
cngraving by II s. Sadd from the original picture Of
n il Matteson. Tho subject by ITSELF beautiful;
but the artist has rendered the picture with very
ouratc ability which win throw great credit upon him.
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Sporting Intelligence.

TRorrrvo.-The sporting world, about these days
appears to be In quito great agitation and excite
ment as the political; for sooner is candidate
disposed Of than others spring up seeking popular IA
vor on the track. Two well tried champions are
to offer themselves morrow the Union Course, for
the handsome Of $1,000 which is pending between
them; but whether the black Modesty, grey g.
Grey Harry Is to be the successful competitor, time
alone determ ne The affair will doubt, bring
together large multitude has any Of the
late political gatherings
Sr. LOUIS RAcEs.-The spring meeting over the St.
Louis racecourse commenced 22d ult., with q
for $500 purse-mpe heats-whch was won by b. W.
Mclntyre's m. Promise, in two straight heats dis
tancng Ball Alley in the first and Captain May in tho
second heat. Time, 2, 2:0l Track very heavy.
SECOND DAr.--There were six entries-a sweepstakes
iar three year. old mile hea.but only two came up
w. g. Bankenship's CHI. I. Prairie Bird The track
was very heavy, and but little sport was expected
Baron Duben won it In two straight heats Time, 210
2:14.
LrxrSerov (KY) RAcEs-Tho at this place
commenced on 22d ult. The that day-mile
neats-was won by Greenstcad's CHI 9 Doubloon, by
Margrave beating Kirtlcys b. Dan Hcnre, by Trus-
tee, J. Clay's c., by Trustee. Warheld's CHI f.,
by Margrave, Csmpbels CHI by lebanon, Mosby's
ch Mary Glenn, by Glencoe, and Bradley's b.. Re-
fuse. by Trustee Time. 1;4s3, 1:4sh. 1:51 Kirtley
took the first heat Bradley and Mosby distanced
in the first heat and Wardod and Ca pbel dis
tanced in the second heat. The race on the second
day-two mile heats-was by Bradley's Red Eye
by imp Sarpedon, beating warded's Buford. by imp
gan by Decatur. Time, s 81 ssa Logan was dis.
tanced in the first heat and Bufords in the second
LOUISVILLE RAcEs-OAxLASp CouRsE,-The course
was very well attended and the sport quite good
especially during the second which we'll
tested throughout The following Is the result Of the
races:--
Tuesday, Juno 6-Proprietor's purse $780, mile
heats.
NJ. L, Hammond's br. f. Ariel, by imp sarpedon,
out OF Lancess. 4 y. Observation-Disclosures. !
Jos. Metcalfe's br. Z. Sally Metcafe, by Broker,
o.. 4
Time 3:4sh 1855.
Same Day-Henry County stake for 3 year olds; sub
scrpton 500; nominations; mile heats
w Palmer'sb b. g. by imp. Sarpedon, dam by
4 4
+. Bartetts b. f., by Eclipse, out Of Dana
a
s. 7. Drane's oh. +, by imp Jordan, dam by
Arab. .......... .................... 3 dis
Time, l:54k-1;A.
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4. hiiNhS,
Inspector General.

CARRYING OUT WHlM-Not many mont his
since, lady who resided In Providence, encoun-
tered in the railroad cars old gentleman, who
ed to regard her with air Of unusual interest FL
nally assuming the privilege Of he ventured to
cot her, they entered into conversation Before
parting, he begged permission to call on her at her
house His deferental manner his advanced ago, and
his frank expression Of interest though stranger in
her welfare were so many plea, in his favor aud she
replied to his request that she would be very glad to
him and did not doubt that her husband would also
be. What is your address?" She gave it, and they
parted He called her tho next day, had inter-
view with her. in the presence Of her husband, and
asked the adys permission to send her his miniature
She turned to her lord and master" who ct once
guessed in the strangers proposal Not many days
afterwards the miniature sentan admirable work
art set round With costly and accompanied
with bracelet Of great value. Husband and wife
were astonshed, as may DO supposed. Some weeks
elapsed before they heard again from the stranger
short time since he called and the interview to
this effect Have you an objection to moving to
New York!' he asked. None at all II could
better our situation" "whst 10 your present in
come Mr. T!r A very moderate named
"Humph have a house In New York, for which
want occupants sail for Europe next week and you
my venerable friend" said Mr. r.. "but very
comfortable here; don't know that could afford to
os1 n osvss , yHu the old
gentleman. "Come to New y DIRK ana live, and Will
at once make over to you the sum OF two hundred
thousand dollars" His hearers looked at him a. II
they half suspected they were dealing with fugitive
from insane asylum. But there was no insanity
about it. The offer was made in good fath--was sc-
cepted-and has been redeemed to the letter Mr.. and
Mrs L have removed to New York, and taken pos
session of a fine house in - street. Their bensfac
tor has gone to Europe. He win probably make his
newly made friends the heirs of his large wealth Mrs
I. learn, formerly an instructrcss In one OF
the public schools Of ncighboring city. The cha
Of tho parties and the history of the affair thus
far preclude the imputston Of any improper motive
The cause Of the old gentlemans conduct Is "a much
a mystery to the lady herself to her friends He
seems to have taken a within. and to have carried 10
out so much only isappareut But time may throw
more light upon the afair--Boson TSsnse,ipf, l2A
instant.
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tary One of the tellsrs ntionsd the circumstances
to him, upon which he said that for the honor Of the
bank in Cleveland he would pay tho check; and went
To the notary once where he saw his clerk who in
formed him that MIR. Campbell not within aud
that he had the check with him. Mr.. St John paid
$1,000 the amount and directed the check to be sent
to his Office in the Of the day twas sent to
him the next day, and upon examining IL 1t proved
be forged check Mr.. g. John went immediately to
the Merchants Bank, and dem nded back the $1,000,
which they refused; and plaintiffs seek to re-
cover IT, In this action, the only question in the
IL one Of law namely which of the parties TO bear
the loss verdict for the plaintiff taken by
sent subject to the opinion of the Court to
In the other branch of tho Court there were three
small cases tried none Of which OF any terest
GENrRAL SESSIONS. June 1s--Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Carnley and Hatfield. John MsKson,
Grand Larceny.--William Miller (coored) was put
upon trial for stealing various articles Of shop goods
and some wsarin apparel from John Byrns, tailor
No 10l Nassau street. the night of the 18th Of May
last.
JOHN BrRsr was placed upon the stand aud testi-
fed that he is tailor and hept his store at this above
place, which he closed usual Saturday night
about IL O'Clock, the night before the robbery took
place rhe witness here identified several pieces Of
black cashmere piece of cloth some pieces of sa-
net, some coats, and other property, which were
taken from his store.
j. RrLrr police ocsr testified that he arrested the
prisoner and found pawn tickets in his possession for
portion of the property
to three years imprisonment in the State prison.
Trial for .arson.-John Luttcken put upon his
tart,r te sat g. 20 h. -. Nc ' IN uoS.oo ~
@ tp w oS r ~ na,% w. 10 ss.ses'
; s "a Tt, VI uay isss, wnc's Nv soIo
snI 800. non,.;msd th Co. zoo" ~. On sue sso'
m; u f S -. =. io' i1'o, IN .nc rroseo-
Co... ~ hrth ~ - $1,000. "y no p.soI n -
80 hs =. 49, III; ~ ~ "ppoeu Su o''u :" "os-
' $500, . yT, - . ,s "o' n ooA. -.
h. !, ~. - - ', a., ; ." C ~ ~ soous
cali,p~ fire. and immed;ntniv soms mn -ho rr =;
company together rusbed to The store No IA leonard
th ~, ' nf y ,Uiuuu th to d 10y IT, "a, nuns = psoa
s 80 p h ~, Te 10y va. ts'oPp'1 ~lsn
t,H ~ th ooA 49, VA us was WIN me- sacn
-; b. ',1 h1 ~ 81 soo osoV III purunf
~ a ", ua' 80 a. A. o' i =, .uo %
snn p 20; ~ suu s S ZIG nfo IN ny nsnus sno
"a ,s thra Nv" n th .s .'me
49,, 80. %. ~ ~ -. 1890 80 sne.e wolo nons
paper placed between the baskets there were other
pieces of paper placed there also TO the
TO THE CouRr-The arrangements of the combustl.
bes showed that they must have been placed there By
design -.
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gence at New London, Conn, . national salute was
fred rs demonstration fer Taylor and Fillmore.
Nrw READISo.-The Taylor men propose for Gen.
Cass's Chicago letter the following new reading:
GEsTLEMxN: b.. w. a
am much obliged to you for your kind attention in transmit
ting me an alton to ate the Inauguration the 9th
March, lo9 circumstances however will ont Of
to be that time am, dear sir respectfully
LEw1S CASS.
Presidents Of the same.
WiscoNsIN.-The telegraph reports that Henry Dodge
and j. T. Walker have been chosen United States Sc
majors from Wisconsin.
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Telegrnphac Affairs.

PirrsBuRe, June 12-Despatches by lightning from
Memphis received to day, show that the New Orleans
telegraph Is working successfully to that poiut on tho
Mississippi The line runs from Louisville, via Nash
Vile to Tuscumba, Alabama and Columbus In Mia
sissppi, on its route 20 Memphis The remainder Of
the line to New Orleans has all the posts up and will
soon be in full operation to the Crescent city. The
line now working from Philadelphia to Memphis IL
about thirteen hundred miles long and Is part OF the
4" Atlantic Lake aud Mississippi Lines constructed
BY Henry O'Reilly FROM Memphis to New Orleans
are at present forwarded by steamboats,
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DIED.

A,Ssw Br,sh,on '-a .lHa the is,h JACOB rru,
So sgd - s-afS
H. Tread. ,r. usi~i ai;esd rs fnsfs from b. s...
o. Nssi,r irsi 49, q sholsrs niulm ELIZA l. s.se
r. ,,.,s. ~ 6ssls srs repeatedly i1sis-i .u.4e
-. N, r.-i., s;h iasi t0c0ck. FROM hef P,f-rta' So.
o. ~, ofuur q Congestion 81 ~ srsa. ELIZA 49,,
-.s, "a fs..rs 49, "a Mcfhcfsyn. sF-1 rr1ss. "
r. s,l,,t,e a. .ieais 81 he ary ~ r-q-fy sr4.i .
,,,.rs te fas4a sefnou. A. oct tom - f,ssa,. =
t.r f,thsy Rafrrrs piscr eiholi sfther a,ltsi.a
yf-rl,s sae-,n sultenly. G~uersl ROBERT sNARrwcrr
- A.rrss of 3D.. Ihri Ward. m he nrh yer 81 -
e., frrel. All scg1tutrnces are lr.qectisly f-ssi.
t~,i rs farrrs sfer1nca. from - 1899 81 - tr-
s.r.aei Ssarf~elf 80 Nah -. al oiiofk w
cF Tie u~sr Of ,e Comma toalt - '-.,.,
% NET a. he C'y Htl AZ pm. iof ~ l-i- q Pprs d.
MORRIS FRANKLY, Chs~as. 4,
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Mexico and lucnfRn.

Nrw-ORLEANs. "Wednesday June T.
Tie Mexican Government appropriated sJ00''
O10 for the immediate relief Of Nucatan.
Paroles has addressed manifesto 70 the states
calling upon them 70 furnish him with aid In men
AMI money to complete his revolution
Eight thousand OF the white inhabitants oil Nu-
catan. flying from the Indian sayases' have taken
refuge IN Merhia. \ part Of this dispatch Is here
unintelligible. II mentions Campeachy IN con
uecton with the insurrection. but whether II was
captured or attacked, we know not. What do
the telegraph operators mean By "triaped ~
Gen. Worth's division remained at Jalapa at
last accounts.
MARKErs-The sales Of Cotton yesterday amounted
70 400 bales thus far q o'clock today loo bales
have been sold Prices range at 81 TO 81 for middlng.
wolssse. and Flour maintain previous rates. with small
sales No alterations in Frcights OF Exchange.
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sAsDs's sARsAPaRILLA.-Spnng is once more Win 10 A
yerns freshness fills the air and man, well yegsou
feels the reYHfying influence Of the But s9ns
Spring the sick The poor bed-ndden msrtyrD scr
uls or rheumatism liver disease, indigestion OF my
Of the legion OF maades which take their rise he
stomach and make the veIns their condnits-wha ns
Spring to hint What language Is to the deaf and e1ms~
Hight the blind. But think can tell the rs~w
how At his system for the enjoyment Of Spring Acocns
OF Sands Sarsapsra that shall last the whole sesor
will accomplish the work. and enable the patient to akss7
his bed and walk before fiery July looks In at bis chamber
window.
Prepared and soli, Wholesale and retail by A. BAD
SANDS, Wholesale Drggsis 100 Fulton, corner Of wsn
st. z73 Broadway and n Ees, Broadway, New-YorL Sod
also by Druggists generally hrol hou, the United sAiss
Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles or IS.
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Importnut from Tampico. &c.

NEW-URLEANsi IulIsuAyf Jul@ 100
Important rumor have been received from
Tampico. The Mexican Cove. nment having sent
force to take possession Of that town, the citi-
zens opposed its entrance. No farther particulars
are given.
Paroles and Jararta are operating against the
Government with -enewed energy. They are
likely to cause serious trouble to Herera's admin
istration
MARxErs-The Cotton market is quiet to-day
sales this morning II LOO bales at former prices
NJ chanre in other articles.
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Things i'm Philadelphia.
correspondenee of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF ne llAINAfs
PM ADEL PIifA Monday July H.
Gen. SCOIT arrived IN our city by the Southern
train this morn.n. but lei again for the Eastward
Gen. Pillow came on 10 the same train. gentleman
who passenger informs Us thai everywhere the
route Gen. scott was heartily cheeTed and greeted,
while not single eve or voice was turned toward Gen.
Pillow How completely he has SUNK the man IN the
despcable paruzan.
We have had cool and delightful weather yesterday
and day, and closed windows and doors feel quite
comfortable
The arrangements for the reception OF volunteers
are going on vigorously and me display may be ex-
pected Letters received in advance from many OF
them state they are nearly 70 man for IAYLoE and
FILLMORE.
Our Courts arc without interest today there is quite
pleasing lu IN the commission OF capital offences and
felonies
There Is no export demand Tor Flour to-day, but
holders are urn a. - 10 sd. Rye Flour scarce and
: held a. - Corn Meal j. offered without buyers, At
20 the stock very hight Wheat IS arriving very slow
ly sales south Red a. Hoe. Corn IN demand, with
sales soou, 1909 bushels Pennsylvania Yellow al SIC
weight Oats dull. small lot air Upland Cotton
taken Al y on time Groceries and Provisions quiet
Western Butter l0ic, with sales l.sO lbs Whisky 10
arrive selling ~ a cts in barrels.
SAILS or cToCKs-Frs B1-r1-l Penn. Bank. 10
Mechanics Bank 2il, Chesapeake and Delaware. 40.
90 Morris, q 10 Philadelphia Bank. IL. 10 Western
Bank -. 800 Girsrf lOi 5000 Reading Bonds o.,
- 400 City 6s, 70 s9i 100 Reading, l-i 20 Penn.
:, 81.
Second BOars-ioo L. :. .. 81. 1914 $50 Penn. s.
~ 100 Grsrd, 10y ! Philadelphia Bank, 10 %
Lehlsh, 81 100 Morris p.
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SYMPATHY rersas ANTIPATHy.-Therc may and does er
ist difference between preparations yendsd i'f
diseases OF the blood between a yiruleni poison and
What does not sympaiLze with the body snt cus
ailments must be innicsl 10 health and oen fatal ne
known virtues Of sarsaparla will advance beyond
certain point without assistance from oher vegetable sgens
sarssparla, because In eiLcacious Is mo- re
medy for all diseases FosS's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF fn'
Low Dock AND SARsAPARILA not only embody the fnosn
virtue Of that excellent root, but is combined wh ne
greater Alternative properties Of Yellow Dock that the pe
pneor Is fully convinced Of It's prolific yirues This os'
vcuon has been confirmed by and csss
occurring In the practice OF eminent physcsp'
and which have alike asonshed practitioner and psnepi-
Daily testimonials Of efficacy received
and be referred TO- especially In Of dyspepsf
chronic rheumatism general debility and other d.
arising from yrsied condition Of the blood, The NJ
al Of but single boe (Which viii be gaaraneedl sol
cited. Dsuhea is easily prevented BY its use.
The ladies' who wish to enjoy the bloom Of heslh ana
beauty and render themselves nyunerable 10 vesEnsss
snuor and depression Of spirits necessarily attending no
heat Of Sumner, should use this reyiviflng exuset
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY CtoSeh
Toss, Pharmaceuis', lss spnugst door hcu saVsn
It Also for sale BY A. H. Cough Co i4o Fsaonst :
Beecker-s and corner EastsFoadway and Msskes'n y
Price 81 per boue, boes for g.. All orders nc"
the county with cash enclosed will be promptly forwsrie
BY express Jy7a
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VOLUNTEERS SEEMING THEIR DlscHARGE.-Sev-
eral Volunteers at NewOrlesns presented petition
Judge Buchanan OF the Fifth District Court represent
ing that they only mustered into service for the
Of the War with Mexico" and asking to be dis
charged Ii seems that the petitioners entered New
Orleans without asking the permission OF the Colonel
OF their regiment Gen w. o. Butler Gen. Z. Taylor
In consequence Of this s they were arrested and placed
in custody They therefore demanded writ OF habsas
corpNs TO be issued in their behalf and that they may
receive their final discharge from service Gen Butler
denied the rights OF the soldiers to Be discharged pre-
sent and in New Orleans :. : Prenass, Esq. At
togney in behalf Of the compainants. Gen Butler ad-
dressed the Court against dschsrsns the volunteers.
Gen Taylor was also in Court and made return
tina, the compsinants exclusively under the
mand Of Gen Butler. The decision OF Judge Buchanan
was to hsve been delivered on the 18th inst
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CHAiLEsTON, :. Q Monday july :
Adyiccs have been received from New Orleans
TO the 18th instant. They state that on that
day large strip. Of the Levee tell in and that
number Of persons were drowned. Some saved
their lives by swimming, and the number lost IS
unknown
MARxErs.-CottoI continues quiet-full prices are
asked other articles an unchanged and the market is