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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

SgDucTmN-fLlGlr ora FIIrulEss SWAN
liis SuBsEauESr MARRIAGE WIN lis FoRsa.rS
SrousE-Our attention was called on Saturday,
10 rather a romantic incident, The cunAin having
dropped upon The closing scene Of this interesting
drama, within our own borders
II appears that young man who resides some.
where IN Massachusetts, had under promis, OF
marriage, succeeded IN seducing his aiIanced
bride. When the time for the nupiial knot to b.
tied arrived, our iailhless hero fed TO this State,
with hrin resolution not 10 enter into the State
Of mairimony, aud took refuge ut IIoboken. A
inend Of The injured aud iorsaken lady got wind
Of the track the fugitive had taken, and immed-
aiely accompanied, by our ucklrSs heroine, start
ed ~ pursuit The pnrsueB found their way TO
THIS city, and asreftaining the whereabouts Of her
ihllhless swain, the customary legal steps we,e
taken aud one Of our officers Of Justice immed-
ately despatched 10 lloboken, where he secured
the abscondlng lover, aud brought him 10 this city.
when, To- aud behold! he met his forsaken bride,
still urging her suit, aud demanding redress through
the strong arm Of the law, for the wrongs she had
suffered She was willing to settle the matter, II
her doceltiul wooer would yet adhere to his vows,
and accept her rhandn marriage
breach Of pfnse case was made out, and tho
young man held to answer In the sum Of S500-
Bhl the required sum was not forthcoming: aud IN
drihull Thereof our rtlfrliiBg adycniurer conclud-
ed to MAKE good his plighted vows as far an lay in
is power. 30 this interesting couple proceeded
TO the residence ol clergyman in this city, where
the cohhhbial ceremonies were performed, the
Knot tied, and the two made one. The parties
forthwith departed together. Thus the pursued
aud lie pufsuem returned TO their homes under
lar different circumstances from those which led
to the adventure.
Hucl Adventures come to the wrong place
when They seek to eludc justice by taking refuge
upon The shores OF New Jeueys-Jerssy Ciiy
Sentinel.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE cAMBRIJ

ARRIVAL OF I'll L. 4 A NJ bklA'
The steamer Cambria arrived at New York on
the 18th inst, with seven days later intelligence
than was received by the Britannia We have
only room fo' synopsis Of her news, which we
gather from the Louisville CouTiet
The French elections had passed of peaetably'
Lamarlae aud Mauast were ahead. The eoun.
try remains tranquil, but plots are forming against
the Provisional Government, France has de-.
faitiyey abolished slavery IN all her colonies
The sellian lloase Of Commons have declared
that Ferdinand bourbon and the dynasty had
forever fallen from the throne, and that Sicily
should have the power to eonsliiuiionally govern
herself The anhonneem eni CAUSED general re.
joicing All the statues Of the house Of bourbon
were pulled down to be converted into eann on,
The aeeouais from Baden are Of the most deplor-
able character, The insurgents had proposed a
willingness to eaptulaie. ten eongeu had ad.
sSneed irm the ranks to patlsy with them,
They rslasrd to listen, aud as he was rotifng he
was u.aeherousy shot, and motlally woahded,
The troops, csaspefated al seeing their chief thus
basely slaughtered, fell upon the insurgents killing
many IN their fury aud desperation,
Schls.vig has been the scene of another battle
between the Danes aud ffuSians, in which the
latter were driven back over the river Elder.
Spain and Portugal seem rapidly yefglng To-.
wards revolution, but both countries ate as yet
quiet
Subsequent, account. state that Schleswig hiss
been taken by the Prissian Confederation after a
long engagement on Easter Sunday. Amer the
capture Of lh. city they advanced to flensberr,
which surrendered without opposition.
Wilmer 4 Smiths Times reports a battle to
have been fought bslwren the Italians aud Aus.
TRANS, near Manlua. The latter were compelled
to retire 10 the fetirrss Of fusoheta, which the
King Of Sardinia eonlcmpIa,es attacking Instantly
The general European aspects are eompsfu.
lively quiet Thee Is nothing from the arila,on
Of Ireland The government is preparing for
an ouihfesk
There is nothing new from Poland.
Russia trmains quiet
CoiToS.-rhe qualities Of low and middne
descriptions have drclined u. Far upland re.
mains iifmrr Far Orleans had advanced The
sales Of the week embrace 10000 bales. Ae.
counts from Manchester represent an improved
feeling in cotton and woollen Manufacturer
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Cassius NJ Clay is out in the Louisville
Courier with a second letter, addressed to
the editor, of the Louisville Journal, in
which, among others, he handles MAJOR
Borland severely. This letter puts at
ISSUE a question OF vefaeily between hun.
self and Major Borland, 10 which Ne
presume the MAJOR will reply. lie also
charges that when he first met with
Major h. at Eneauacion he, with hiS men,
was engaged in robhng houses, breaking
open doors, chests, Ae. Tins we believe
to be base SANDER, which for the honor
OF the State we hope will be 50 proven
by those most Immediately Interested
We have no room for extracts this week,
but will publish the letter in our next, 50
that our readers may Judge thereby, of
the credit they should attach to his letter
addressed to Henry Clay.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The Washington Union, in reply to an article
in the National lntellgeneer, says,
"forone we must beg leave TO dissent from The
saying Of Sir Philip Francis, which the National
Intelligencer thinks fit 10 endorse, On the contra.
~, whilst we shall rejoice at the final ratification
Of the Treaty, and restoration Of peace, we cannot
say that II lsa peace wAich srery onc oiH Js
glad Of, but no Oue uiH be proud Of Very df.
fereni will be our feelings We shall be glad Of
the peace, we shalbe proud Of the war, and we
shall be proud Of the peace. |, is an extraordinary
era, comprising two years Of brilliant achievements
in war, and the admirable advantages in peace, Of
which any nation might well be proud Ii extends
the glory of our arms to the most distant nations Of
the earth II extends the area Of freedom from
the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, and adds terri
tory greater than that ofany nation in Europe ex.
cept Russia, to our free Republic. II will give us
some ofthe finest ports in the world, and open a
new and iIlimsble commerce with the richest ma
tions Of Asia Surely all Of this IS something In
be proud Of
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

MORE CANDIDATES Two additional
candidates, we see, are in the field for the
U. S. Senate-Judgc Oldham, of Wash.
ington co., and Maj. Wm Field Of Pulas,
HI county II they should continue : to
announce themselves as rapidly for the
next two weeks, as they have for the
last, there will quite an array Of names
before the Legislature. 1t is, doubtless,
gratifying to the dominant party, in this
State, to sec such a formidable list Of
gentlemen, aspiring to fill the RESPONSE
sble stations. There are already five
candidates certain-Messrs Borland Sc
yier, Hampstead, Oldham and Field
and probably, Sebastian, who has not
yet publicly announced himself-with "A
fair prospect Of several more. The idea
of Candidates for the U. S. Senate maxi
ing appointments to address the people, is
not exactly in accordance with our old.
fashioned notions, but probably, it is pro.
gressive Democracy and consequently,
all right
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

GREAT CONFERENCE.-The city Of
Detroit, Michigan, was visited with dis.
asirous couilagration on the 9th instant,
which destroyed about three hundred
buildings, rendering houselcss, between
800 and iQG families The loss cannot, it
is said fall short Of, from S2jO,OO0 to
100000. Very little OF the property was
covered by insurance
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

ENfRAoHnlSW Pnac,L INp PsTeoLoGicAL
fHINoMENoS.- mast horrible eass Of monoman.
ihea suicide occurred recently at Baton Rogue.
la, in the ptnon Of gallant soldier, an army
maiaf, who lost hs arm IN ono afthe earliest Mex.
iean battles. Sitting alone in his room, At the
abays military post, the fancy took fast hold Of
hi. mud thft he saw the Virgin Mary sitting or
standing in the midst Of the iife upon his HEARTH
She told him he was dfsod Of the requisite firm.
nrss. and as ties, required him TO thrust his te.
maining hand into the live Goals lie did 50, aud
held il there until the hand aud half Of the fore
arm had been consumed The spirit Of vision
seemed not yet to be satisfied. where upon, the
maluf sitting upon the floor, filled his lap with
cuals, and his boty was burned TO the bonr! Ills
servant found him In tins condition. foftwo days
he sretned TO remain insensble. but revived suii.
cisntly To relate the particulars as gwen above.
strangcsi Of all, he experienced not the slightest
pain during the time his arm was burning. or
while the living Goals were heaprd upon his lap,
lis death was consequent upon the injuries self.
committed upon his person
Not having seen any mention made Of this sin.
rular occurrence In the quarter II is ,ad TO have
taken place, we doub, iis correctness
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

HORRIBLE CAsEoF HYDRoroBlA.-Thc
village OF Francisville, Spring Garden has
been lately infested 10 an alarming extent.
with mad dogs; and last evening Mr..
William Knight AN accomplished en-.
gineer residing on Francis st., in that
place who was bitten by his own dog, and
laboring under all the horid paroxysms
Of the deplorabc disease of hyrophohia,
died on Friday night at 10 o'clock.
When our informant left, his parox.
ysms had become 50 violent and danger
ous, that several stout men had wrapped
him in bed-qmlts, and secured them
around him with clothes line
Mr.. Knight had the reputation Of pc.
ing most Skilliul machulst lie was
sent by the Mcssr>. Norris locomotive bnil.
ders, OF Philadelphia, 10 supcrintcnd the
heavy contract they had some time ago
with the Austrian Government. and lac
only returned from Europe about three
months ago. The unfortunate man has Il
wife and ehildrcn.-Phiia. N. AmcrjcaR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Tns MAILs.-0m Eastern Mail arrived
on Monday night for the firsl time since
the 18th, having been detained, as we
are informed. by the high waters between
this place aud Little Rock. We received
our papers yesterday morning, and make
such extracts. as our time aud space will
allow.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The Charleston Courier publishes a list
Of the 40 officers Of the brave Palmetto
regiment, by which it appears that ten
were killed at Churubusco and Chcpul.
tepec tweire wounded severely, at the
same places, and the remaining eighteen
led the remnant Of their gallant and
glorious regiment into the city of Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Captain c. c. Danley, at last accounts,
had reached New Orleans, on his way
home. lie was much improved, and with
the assistance Of crutches, was able 10
walk. lie has suffered long and severely
from his wound, received before the city
Of Mexico, which, we are gra,iiied to
learn, is rapidly improving.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The remains Of the Hon. Chester Ash.
ley Were, at last accounts, daily expected
at little Rock, in charge Of an officer Of
the United States Senate. The city au.
thorities have appointed committee to
make suitable arrangements for the rccep.
ton OF the body, and its intement in
Mount Holly cemetery
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

lucArAN.-By the last adyiccs, the
Govemrmnt Of Nucatan had been reduced
TO the sore necessity OF concluding "a treaty
with Pat the chief OF the Indians upon
the following terms:
lst, Pat shall be Governor for life of
the Indians OF Nucatan I'd d, Miguel
Barbachano shall be Governor for life Of
the whites of the State; Sd, Twenty-Five
hundred muskets taken from the Indians
before the war shall be given up To Pat;
lth. All debts due by the Indians to their
masters shall he forgiven 9th Unoccupi-
ed lands which has been sold by the
Government shall be again held in com.
mon 9th. No personal tax shall be paid
in Yucatan; 9TH. That the dcrech0 de
cSt0ia shall be reduced.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

DELEGATES To THE WmG national
CoNygNTioN-rhe Hon Thos W. New.
ton, and Maj Gaines, of Chicot county
have gone to Philadelphia, to represent
the Wings of this State, in the Wing
National Convention
Both gentlemen, we understand, favor
the nomination of General Taylor We
have no doubt Gen. Taylor is the choice
of a large majority of the Wings of Ar.
kansas,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The New York Courier and Enquirer
notices the arrival at New York OF the
brig Walhonding, Capt Higgins, from
Marietta, Ohio, from which place she
sailed on the Goth Of March last Her
cargo Of flour was shipped at Madison,
Indiana, and descending the Mississippi,
she arrived at New Orleans on the 9Th OF
April
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
AMERICAN LEGATION, i.oSpoN, |
Mafnh % LIE /


have ths day received oiheia intelligence TINT
John Quincy Adams, whilst fIdlnF his duty
amds, the Representatives oftbe peropir Of Amen.
ca, was suddebly struck by The hand oi death, and
expired IN the Capitol OIL the 2jd Of February last
SO full Of years that he numbered more Of them
than our rrpublic-,hc companion Of the father
Of our Consiliulion-hayiug exercised the high.
-, legislative functions IN his native State aud
in the councils Of the uniou-srleeied fuf en-.
ployment abroad by Wdshinglon--asssiing one
Administration Of his country Ia renewing what
We may hope will prove an ever enduring peace
aud IN contributing iowalds the emancipation
Of International commercc---engaged under an.
other n extending the blessing Of American free.
dom 10 new isfiiones--hmself four y-ars Picsi-
dent Of the United States-he was a patriot firm
In his faith in mans capacity for selfgovsmment,
aud always loving his country above all lands Of
the earth
The President, the Departments, Congress, aud
the people have paid Inn funeral honofs ! IN
yiie the American consuls, and vice consul-, and
all Others Of my couniryncn now IN the United
Kingdom to JOIN IN the usual manifestation OF
sympathy with his country, which has lost great
and venerable citizen, and with his family, which
finds IN his virtues their best example aud in his
deep religious trust their consolation.
GEO BANCROFT.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Rrp RysR, on Monday, had tsen 10 within }
ora tset Of the top Of the bank opposite Fulton,
Il commenced falling yesterday The Jim Gil.
msr and Amelia passed up on Monday, and the
Little River, down yesterday.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The Democratic State Genital Commit.
tee has appointed John Martin, Of lnde.
pendence county. Electof, to ill the va.
cancy occasioned by the appointment of
Hon. W. X. sebasiian,to the United States
Senate.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

We see it stated that the Americsn Tract Soc.
ETY., during the financial year just closed printed
seven and hall millions Of books and tracts, All
average Of more than 27 900 per day during the
year Ofthese 1877 800 were handsome boune
volumes. In addition to large number of colpor-
teur- now employed by the society, twenty nine
have Just been commissioned 10 act in various
States During the past year the society circu-
lated forty milliont Of pages gfatuitouoly, valued
at S91OU0
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Ii is said that President Polk has re-
stored Midshipman Pollock. who was sen.
fenced to the State prison, for shooting an
editor at Buffalo y. Y, aud recently par.
doned by Gov, Young, 10 his rank in the
navy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

FATAL AeelprST.-Charles McGowan,
a native OF Ireland, fell from the gallery
Of Bri,,s Hotel. on Friday night last, and
was so severely injured, tina, he died at
7 o'clock on Saturday morning.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Faos MrnoO.-The \. o. Evening Mercury Of
the 9Th learn. BY the aui,sl Of the schOsnsr We.
lasoo from Vera CnI. tha, Il was reported at ihs,
city lha, the Congress at QusretsrO, had Separated
and dispersed wiihea, having acted on the treaty.
This report wss no, credited .i New Orleans
The vslasee brought over from Msrieo large
quantity Of smmaniion.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

PRESENT To THE GovERSoR.-colonel
Hays, of the Texas Rangers, through Ma.
Crutehfeld, has presented his Exeellency,
Gov. Drew. with fine sword, captured
by him at choultaplan, from Padre Mar.
tinez. celebrated guerrilla chieftain.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Mr.. Pillshury, member Of Congress, from
Texas. lately married Miss Carpenter,
Of Maine. This is Bringing the two ex.
tremes Of the Union together, by annex.
ation.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

COLUMBIA RIVERA new and excel.
lent channel has been discovered at the
mouth of the Columbia river, Oregon
This makes three entrances To the r,vor
through which ships can pass. There
were nearly two thousand wagons on
their way to Oregon at last accounts.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

The Wing members of the Massachu.
sets Legislature held a meeting in Boston
on the 2sth ut An address to the Wings
of the Union was adopted in which the
claims of Daniel Webster, as a suitable
candidate for the Presidency, are set forth.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

n Thanksto Hon. Scion Borland, and
Hon. II. W. Johnson for late eongression.
al documents.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

Ma. B,seaoFr's seIRculaa.--'l'he following s a
copy Of the circular issued b, the American MN.
ister upon the reception Of the news Of the death
Of ]. z. AdamN
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31

,rI :, . 7WIJ 10
The Senate assembled as usual and the consd
GRAFTON of the resolution relative to the Withheld,
nominations was resumed
Mr. Borland spoke at some length in opposition
10 the resolution, and IN reply to the constitution
objections urged against the course of IN Ptes
dent.
The subject, was on motion, informally LAID
aside. to make way for the discussion on the Yu
catan question.
MrrCalhoun addressed the Sanate in oppostior
10 the bill, and all amendments.
Mr. Bngby has the floor on this question to .mor.
row.
A message in writing was received from the
President transmitting a copy OF the correspond
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aus lSolo1ee IN GbelnbaDern

aus 9Solofee IN MbelnbaDern 2
TcrIrIte 1T felt etspa 50 Sahren III slmes
rita uno fol- id, ihrtftlthsu Natrittcn slts
foI9e III Somtin9ccn (Staat uno ScuntD lit
benz llnterSeid,neten unbcfannt) alfbalten
Sold,e, rpeIdhe cem Gnces9enanntcn 9enaue.
Tattrid,t ilber ienen 9lufenthalt6rrt 9eben
tcnnen, werocn lIh ccu Oauf ocfIelben I'M
bSffen Craze ecrbenen.
Slbrah. Nanter, aus 91iefenheim,
jebt mchntaft III NittSburg, ga.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-22
OeinriCb Tnlbcr,

debnrtia bel Sahien aIltcntura i'm RSnia.
reid, S1d,ien, neldpr ocr srei cahren 6
Wacraten MIDI, feine Ghefram. heinIi'" per.
Iaf1sn but, pirD HERMIT nnflefornert. bis
,um |. D2drs I'D, bier in Baltimore etnsus
fnsen, ihoein it mid, fonlf pieoer uerebell~
- esuife 9ifaeri
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-22
Su ocrrcntcll

Gin eeriumiseS Ncbnhdus nit Gin
mern ,unaefdhr WeIlen pom Gnnton eeie-
aen.- qiebbaber trnncn sugleid, BON elnem
tis 4 slder Yano inter bllligen 8eonaun.
gen renten. Gas 9idbere Su erfra9en lit Die
er Hruderei. l4s3m.