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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-15
Seeing the EIe3hant.

"That', a VERY Known hanlmal OF
your'n," said Cockney gentleman to
the keeper Of an elephant.
"Very," was the cool rcjoinder.
"He performs strange tricks and ham
tics does her' inquired the Cockney,
eveing the animal through his glass.
"Surprisins," retorted the keeper,
"we've learned him to put money in that
box you see up there. Try him with
crown"
The Cockney handed the elep liant
crown piece; and, sure enough, he took
1t IN his trunk and placed it IN box,
hich out of reach.
..IVcll that is VERY hextraordnary-
astonishing truly" said the green one
opening his eyes. "Now, let's see nm
take it out, and hand it back"
awe never learnt him that trick,'' re-
torted the keeper, with roguish leer;
and turned away to stir up the monkeys
and punch the byenas.
THE MINES OF MExlco.-A very COM
mon error exists in this country, as re-
CARDS the miues in Mexico The usual
impression is, that because the produce
is in actual gold and silver, the result
must be enormously profitable, and that
when fifteen or twenty millions are thus
dug out of the earth, it is, as it were, that
much clear profit. So far from this be-
ing the case, the gold and silver mines
of Mexico do not yield, on an average,
as much profit on the capital, labor, ard
EXPENSES as lead or iron mine, and we
venture the assertion, that there is actc-
ally more profit, in hard dollars, from the
coal mines of the United States than on
all the precious metals annually produ-
ced in Mexico. Hundreds of gigantic
fortunes have been sunk, and thousands
of individuals ruined, in working the
mines of Mexico.
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For The Cecil Wing.
Facts and FanCEes.

For The Cecil Wing.
Facts and Fancies.
Many note Of sweetest lays
is sung TO men in vain,
Many parted lip displays
A set Of porcelain.
Many Cheerful face is found
above heart of care,''
Many Parian brow is bound
With looks Of pseudo hair.
Many a lonely rose both blow
Upon its tlorny stalk,
Many ruddy cheek doth glow
With rouge aud powdered chalk.
'Many laughing eye conceas
The writings Of despair"
Many II swelling skirt reveals
The bust,es of the fair.
SIMON.
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THE CECIL WIG,
rs Published every saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
INV p q UlUGtA eS,X''ES

TcrmS.-rwo dollars year, in advance
Two dollars and Fifty cents at the end ofthn year
ApvGRrrssAENrs inserted for 81 per square
three inssrtions-25 cts a square each subsequent
insertion. BY the month oryear atvery reason
able rates.
VoLvsv B. PALMER, Esq, is our only agent in
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New
York, Adv ertisements left Mt his ''Coun:ry
Newspaper Agency"in either ofthosc ctieswill
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit
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Goods for the Season.
G. W. KIDD.

0UUuS lUI VIC OCdSUu'
G. W. KIDD.
NO. SO MARKET ST. WILMINGTON.
HAS now in Store Il large and varied as
II assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
bought at the present low prices whic! will be
disposed Of ut very snail advance; he names in
part
Ladies Dress Goods.
Cashmeres, all WOOL Orleans Cloths, Oregon
Satin STRIP. and bar. and Monterey plaids,
do in rich coors. Lama PIads, Cling
do all silk plaids, hams, in variety.
do worsted pIaids, French and English
Apacas, blk. plaid and chinz, Mansseines, in
mode colors. great variety.
lPHe offers great bargains in ~
French M 'rinoes, 6. Thibit Cloths;
English McrinoeS, Parametta &
Coburg Cloths.
An excellent assortment of
GENTLEMENS DRESS AND FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Cloth for Clouks and Six shirts and drawers
Coats, C-imcrcs wool Lambs wool do do
blk ami t,ncv Sltlret, assorted siz,s x prices
N all colours t,.st- Gam bra cs, silk cTa-
in.s in velvet Satin, watts, silk and linen
WurstcI and Wonltil5. liar D. &c &r.
Purchasers siN fnd a reg large assortment Of
GLOI'EH.
For ladies. E'nT Gentlemen.
Blk. KID Gloves assi Black hid Gloves,
sZ"s WHIT. do do
Wit do do hight coils do do
DO do do long ) Ei Gloves, whit. blk.
Fancy cold do do eve and light Buck anf
nv light shade, for even Beaver do
ing ;ess, dark coils dn ashlnrrr s: Berlin do
Tor walking. WOODEN do * mtts
Silk gives, plain and BlcAsh!n m.tts.
n!rcy lined
do do blk S. white,
do do high colours
new style.
4 FIJI SuP?iy # Hosiery.
For Ladies For Gentlemen.
A paca Hose, rbb'd. l.ltnhs WOO! - hose
pIin Niguna L. do
Cashmere do do do Nlrriuo - do
Mcrn, do inix'd. Wnncn, Cotton and
And. sin. ncw style, Thread do do
Kuw Six. woncn, cot
lon sc.
Those in want Of Goods at fir prices, and
who wish 10 buy articles ior what they re-
presented, will please call as above At
G. w. kIDD'S.
81 Market St. Wilmington.
Dec llth'iT
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E'TSEL r. " inter GO0N{S

they have ever purchase ], which taken in con-
ncction with the fact that the prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for continuance of the
patronage they have heretofore receved to Sc
cure which, they will direct their unwcarcd at
-telton.
EAton, April, cath !o47
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
ELEcTloN apA,Y.


We anticipate ssl usual publieat;o,
:. and present our paper one day ear
.ler than. usudrthis being eleetioa day
We have no object in view, other than 4
place the questions at issue properly 81
fore the people, and lei them determ;n,
As to the result We sball rest ,conte,,
with their decision be il what Il may
All We ask for IS lair play, and ue al 4 no,
now hesitate e say, in advance, that this
contest has not been conducted by oar a..
Ponents in that homes, frank and candid
manner, generally characteristic of Viz.
ginians Questions hare been blinled
and beaten around Their copr.e =, ~
School Bin has been saftened and tenn
pered TO suit this one, and then held =
% suit the caprice Of another, who wax |
opponent Anything aid Issst .sSSS.i |
hing, i thereby ~ could Be nads
Tut OF ii Theyslzve, indeed. bvtbeir
nsidious and tful cou.se on the School
question, IN the soabrique, of THE
ARTWI DODGERSr IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
mn. POLK A CANDIDATE.

Every day the fact becomes more appa
rent that Mr.. Polk intends TO be brought
before the National Democratic Conyen
ton His hopes seem 70 be in the squad
bles among other Democrats candidates
The fticnds of Mcssrs Buchanan and
Cass complain that Mr.. Polk has treated
them cayalierly All this has been d
MED, but nevertheless there 8 more trutl
than fiction IN 4, which the Ccnvcntiol
win exhibit ST
The Convention viii meesin Baltimore
ON the goth Of May next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

~ = not tr1s that Mr., Gallaher was ab-
~ rom the Senate when the Tax Bin
,,,,oa s = law He was present, and voted
& s,y question: relating to.it. If the
49, 49,. the spirit did not kno.o this
sa,. !. be fa1se he certainly did ~.
tenn. !. 3 g frsie, and therefore his at.
;rsz cn..h,se Ption is equally gross and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

q Ih1rsday the 2oth instant. 81 ~ \ u II.
NAscanEz FzHS.tEoarn, an II this eosn ~ -
ipsIsrs 5 II r. ELL oa Tuesday evening shs 2s,h
SnAhLEs =. You've to Mis- E1rz.rrr- $500
$3.50 eldest daughter Of Mr.. Edmund r 49,.
of Hafpers-F Ferry. n ~ ~
yn tne lst1 Instant By he Rev. eb,rlss >.
NM ~. e. - only daughter u w Iiiann
) + e P5iladslphia q Thur.dsy 4. 81 go.
&. ~. a. y. Wilson, Mi. Farbrn,Gx j..
u WIZ, y .nai,1a. e Mis- HAaniEr 4. LlIrLs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
THE CAPTURED SLAVES.

Nest Of the slaves who escaped from
Washiistpn and Georgetown III the
schooner Rsarl, and who were aftsyy.vas
taken and G ehsd in Jail, Aexs Been sold.
Messrs. Can bell ~ Sl4iter, of Balti-
more, purr'll y thirfr Of them for the
Southesn .4et, ii
The Scntity rc4e'Eyd Of the persons
ttshA took aKar tho slayessis $4,000. Il
nOr q Virgins e Is also said, has made !,
reqnlsifion for them to DO delivered up q
Ihls State, several Of the slaves being from,
Virginia =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Our correspondent & u 4 a. Sh.,
IherdstoWn, win find that bis com mn q.
ton has been moro thana sstown .tE,;r ,
|as the following viii show. Our friend
SrMrLE Of the Fredericksburg N,v. j
appears 70 understand tie dyva Il our cor J,
ton. - ~ 4.l =
a Touch oF1HE SUBLIME.-Onaofth .
saznr'ss Of an editorial life i Il I;,. 80
monentfwhen our editorials are .l $50 80.
Plete, aud We have nothing u peynI.r !.
hafass US, torecline UPON ! soft IA 4, !, =
rate over the contents Of newsn. ner. 81. s..,'..
every portion of the Union. Nf S,seb ~, ION ~
~ y our wont To read the sIuoubrs t;o 49,
solIesPondents, which often afford 81 il.
s'rnction - well a. iamusemeut After
nearing most admirable sermon a. e.,
uay morning nom our worthy Rector >, >,
spent the afternoon ponderine over 49, -
bible and cectsio1silg glaneiiIc oSs, ~ ~
Inirty newspapers, that lay aronnd -
:. among them was that excelIcot ;o,,...,
! Onarlestovn Free Press" containing
ars communication !, under the signature IL
". which We devoured WITH a;ncrys.
gusto The subject was the n,er;ts e go
'inging master, whom the writer dascr 4
ns that glowing imagery. which the.s,L u
I ecs was soswell calculated 70 insn;,.
MS conclusion, which we rive belo,,
orcible illustration Of that ficrrs g 'I =
InoMn as the clinsor.n Il spoecn
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Y f9f s--
The Mexican correspondent of the \,
o. Picayane, under date Of March p, ex-
presses approximations that the treaty q
peace will not BE- soon ratified. Hethinks
that the government Of Pena j Pena vii
soon be dissolved Il has no revenues fcr
its support, is without popularity, and &
lists principally By the suferance If r..
American army. Paredes il At the head
Of an antitslEss party in Mexico.
icayune shares the apprehension
/ Of its correspondent Bat, IS We said %
fore, the neWsoof the revelations in Eu
rope, when received, win extinguish a
hopes which the Mexicans possibly enter
Itain Of foreign aid and incline theif mind
To rcace. III sf.s IL ~ fsisg. ,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

TIE troecssionlof the Cadeis q Tempess1ee
Ion Nonday lasl was qui,e Irspccsacle n Pelnt g.
|numhers. and he exercisesof the day highly cEe.
|ditahle % al engaged. There were upwards q
sixty n procession, who wore neat esaliaT-een-
lsistine 81 while and scarlet Sashes trimmed vim
Iroseties, designating the respecIlFe othcefs.
There were twenty seven Cadets n attendance
from Martinsburg. whoNere preceded IN tie PRO
eessioa by quite "a appropriate banner, represent
lins fountain 81 wafer, with = moito--oa he nc
verse, Berkeley SECTION. No. 8. Cadets q Tenn
lperanse The Seeiicn ii this place were prece-
Ided By near banner, on which was represented
la| gushing foaptain. bearing he Inscription,
IarFstA. vssae aad Temperance the re-
iverse. Bethlehem Secssen, No 7. Cadets Of
ITempcrancc E
i The services in TIE church were highly inter
testing. The music By the choir was entertain
ling. The services were opened with prayer Il.
iiter which the Worthy Patron, Mr.. JAMES Nc
lDMlKL. introduced Master KEaRsLEr CARrER
who read some appropriate remarks. defining the
mature and organization Of the Cadets Mastel
lJoHN a. SrRairnl was next introduced. who deli
lveed an Address Of interest," with great credit 4
himself and with less embarrassment than nigh
Ehave been expected The Rev. Mr., Durros fol
lipwed with some good advice and sage council
l,b those who had aniledlogeiher under The mot.
III -Tru,h, Virtue and Temperance" and frou
lie attention paid BY The Cadets, We may rcasona
LILY hope shatthe advice and counsel was welIrs
lceived.
| We were pleased o, see the general intere'
taken by our cisizents in this youthful associ,
lion II has the appreciation Of the communis,
and We must that that Interest and spprobatio
linay never Be iesssned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
GEN. seorr,s RETuRN.

1t Is generally understood that the
gallant Scorr will arrive in Washington
about the lst Of May. The persecution
Of this.intrepid hero, by the Administra-
ton, viii do much to further bis chance
for q nomination BY the Wing National
Convention, which assemblies in Philadel-
phia, on the 18th Of june next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
- NNT LAMBERr.

/, az 1s $3.50 : !. commercial announce,
ing sirtyscren poS l'as 0.a' ana weigh
to Pcnnsylyania 'Ao = on ms way
There is gentlema i.
understand, Who has q * 'nls county, we
older than the above, " Sesefai months
of sizsy pounds! Very ing upwards
son. y TOR Jeffer-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
THE MARKETS.
Once ef ne Baitimors Am<riear.
4 tias Fs Hnr;l OK gu NM NJ

= ar-,r,,- :, - Fs11 ~ y -
80 - 1LE- There were offered IL lie ,esiee
yrssSloay 5a5 head Of Heeses, 90 of whieh -,
cnased ny city butchers and packers Al Dris-s
scnss rom 5to -. Is per 100 lbs, % the hcor.
81 Ia J, 49, 80 net and averaging about S3
E+OuR AND MEALA~--T The flour mark..i /.
-, auil--n0 sales reported Holders 81 How.
- sLIeet brands offered foselI At S5 ~ b,lf I1rd
g Dngers City Mills held SC 81. ID 81 fsorn
M 1e ~ 5,S5 ~ 43--nonzinal. I'VE noair = II 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
THR COURT. or INoIrrnx


i The proceedings Of the Court n / no.;
~, sitting in Mexico, seems % bel = nj, s
lect Of absorbing interest. Matters have
been brought to light, which place so d =, =
tne president's appointees in rather Is Nh.
e !. light, whilst such men a scott
nave come out Of the ordeal with : renu.
'a,,on FURNISHED and Frightened.
!, q Inc question As to who made the inter.
llneatIons in the aLeonidas' letter Va ons
g peculiar interest Pillow was charged
with II and Maj Burns, Who seems. i ! &
9 p'alp Of Pillows, swore that he d;d 4
himself We cannot see, therefore. With
what grace the Washington Union can =.
ult in the statement Of the editors " Il.
y 9. Delta, that they made the interlinea.
hons - themselves, to improve the co On,
non Of the article. What viii Ms;o.
burns say to this when he learns the fac. |
r Court the interlineations were .bovr |
ohm, and he swore that he believed ii |
made them himself They we're mads |
Ii'l different ink than that Of the BODY oil
ae letter, in . different hand, and with !
Ifferent pen, twas true. But what III
1a.-he wrote, he swore, in Eve or six diff |.
rent handsfand with different kinds d
ems He Is great witness, that Major
urnsi
~ W. IL 3 go
den- Scott still conducts himself mac.
hcentiy before the Court. he put. +
lsstiOns and elicits facts, and draws A..
lctlons like most skillful and learned
Eysr But the beauty Of it iii is, lie 4
cry step shows that be has tr.tk. beirht II
in.ng, pure, heavenly, glorious tr,ttI, 81 y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
MoRE MIsREPREsENrArIoN.

ple.ended friend Of Education, in the
,ass spirit, 7 Is attempting to misIead Tic
People about the School Sin
L is asserted that the law differs mate.
kiallz fEanl ~. - e, ~ 1s,.c.ll. ca...
The complaint sbout tie distributio,i,o,
the Fund is also misrepresentation.
Commissioners have authority to equdliSe
the burthens BY the use ofthe Quota from
the Literary Fund. fanaa lFia8
The clamor about taxing one district for
the benefit Of aaothcr is as ridiculous :.
lis deceptive 5lI rs 1
As to the sites for schools The T..
gislature refused 70 allow thc Commission.
ers power to condemn Land for School
Houses. and therefore they were coA5ell.
ed tobuild wherever they could get 4 si.,a.
ton, and not soieyc they pleased
The power to repeal ali School Acts, a.
AMENDED u airy form isIstilI se,ersed to
the People by The Act lf March 10th,
le47, Notwithstanding the assertionslof
the writer TO the contrary. =
Hero i the sections ressrying the pow
|er. e Nk
An ACT to amend the act or 25th February
1876, entiiled Ian pct u esiab lish district free
schools inthe counties Of Lancaster, Westuiore-
land, Richmond, Prince William, Loudotn
Fairfax, and certain other counties therein
49, $ Passed March &c, 1871
!. Be u enacted By tls general assembly That
upon the petition Of one third of the qualffed 70
ters in either OF the counties Of Lancaster. West
naoreland. Richmond, King George, Accomac,
Northumberland, Loudoun, Brooke, Jefferson,
henry. Frederick, kauavha, Prince William,
YORK, James City, Fairfax, orin the CITY Of vii.
liamsburg, in which the district free school sys.
tem provided for BY the act Of the 18th Of Februa
ny, eighteen hundred and forty six, entitled ssan
act 10 establish district free schools in the con
ties Of Lancaster, Westmogelard. Richmond
Prince William. L0udoun, Fairfax, and certain
other counties therein mentioned mar hare bcen
- may hereafter teadepted as Il noe is Of as & NAV
Aeyeefter q amended By AZ gsaeyei assembly, the
county court Of said county, OF the musings court
Of said city as the case may be. shall direct ne
commissioners Of election al The next ensuing e
lection Tor members Of the general assembly, to
take the sense Of The vosers il sai county or civ
qualified 20 fste a. such election, npon he oucs
ton whether said district free school sysiem shal
ee continued in their county orcity he names oil
those voters IL favor Of said sysiem "a be eniered
u the PoIIhooks IN a column headed 4 biarict
fle $500 and The names q those Fo,ers OPP |
posed % the continuance Of said system 10 Be en-
tered IN said pollboolss in 4 cdlisln headed enc
Disiyiet ffn Szkgslssn and: said commissioners
shall reipm Tie poll votes sotaken 10 said eoun
b or musings court - -
=. II itshall appear from ~ return 81 votes 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

- Maj. Bliss, lof Gen Taylor's atali)
passed through Louisville, - w lIth,
IN liz NY South. sDs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
SANTA ANNass FARE
49, ADDRESS. ELL

We have not nom for the 4
dressef SAINT. Ana, which eans se, ia I'd,
= few days ago. j is : we'll Mr;Ah hand
eloquent paper Hecasts reaectionEa and
his country ~ ltering into - pom
Treaty. Heels Plates himself q OK, ,,st
over what he csse, to have ben = ~ =,
grace to Mexico -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

I. -.
Mr. Gallaher add ed the people of Clarke
county on YESTERDAY. lliler rather severe eats
ehism by CD. Cssiier,n, ]. Randolph Tucker,
Esq, was called % lhe sand. and delivered an
aee and el2Quea ADDE'S K. defence Of Demo-
ciatic measnre5 1nd the nrcessay of united, VII
goro1s action, iieIence II our ckbssn champion
Tor the Senate The signs are Ambiguous in
clarke. Hest 9ured Of thai-Spirik
TWAS indeh Almost severe 'scatechisn3
by aCol. Eastman His testimony was
all that couldbe desired, and 1 little more
No friend Of Hr G. ever uttered more
extravagaat slogium upon him.
As to Mr.. fuckers eloquent address
in favor of Dmocratic measar. and The
necessity Of uited, Wig bus - q. in Dc,
fence Of the chosen cham y, the
Senate, 2 Z Val deuBtlezs i III rel .fsto
., ava'i the k0er c1zlnpiol ersewaBAtaii,
Inc rally for the party was made 4 a,
close Of the campaign, after i counle ]
gentle, good-natured Wings, had o;yer !,
their adhesion. The asignsp NAV : a.l,. !
but the boaster's confidence has 49,
shaken more than once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Mr. Editor Has Mr. Opie ever maae
! public declaration, either through the
newspapers, o. before any assemblage q
the peoplc, on the School question 4
h.ye never heard that be did DO the
reople want ! an,nn@ Senator 70 repre'
sent thein9 For one I can ~ that / g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

~ The party in Frederick, have, as !
. ..s' resort given overthe work Of defama-
non to the di,ties scareagcr Of their pack.
one whose venom has 50 far exceeded M
s y x that he has absolutely surfeited
ne ssonachs q his own clan With thc ais.
trlDution Of singieson ofgarbare.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Ne see il stated that Mrs. JAsE Q.
wasntNsros, Of this county, Who i the
owner * Nj pefusa, and the l.ibnry n
Gen. Washington, has authorised = con
sradistion Of the current report that Mr..
stephens bad purchased the ibraey ol
|Gencrsl Washington, Or 5000 volAues d
III, for 5000. She says that there Is moi
the slightest fxyniation for It The fam
lily have never sftsslained The though
of selling that property, and five times til
sum named could not purchase il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

10 Gen. Twiggs arrived y Wishing.
ton on Thursday. ss.+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

~ v "A h i
ANorHEn AMEeIcAN YIcToKx By u.
legfaph from ST Louis ~ the Pittsburg
papers, We hase eonirnakory aeepuats =
from ChihuahDa ne oa1 ~ Z, slst Y Hils.
victorious, fourteen pieces 81 artiIierr q =.
ken, and the Governor, II Chihua bn. ma
2 large number Of prisoners were t,fer
by our forces The loss ii killed ~ "a
heavy. r. {. - = =
The trial Of Armigo, Ii. sorn,.r MI.
can Governor Of New Moxico. .rr.;r ~.
tor high treason for participatipr n an, a.
!, ,nsurrcctlonary movement al Taos, had -
SEP pace and resulted in his honorable
acquittaE s9 Il 1i 81 =,
The rumors Of Urea. ..l,.,.. 49,.
Durango, with about 10000 49, - ",
Desn proved 70 be unfoundod Nv W. siri \
val of Col Semmes, trader rbo b.'s -. =.
capped from Chihnahua. Tho haritS ~ Il
me troops Vas generally rood IA I 1890 I.
e disclpline had been enforced. 80 I
q IaE RorHscHiLDsTba 1 NJ. 49, 49,.
Tribune IF Monday, says &.
4 Aletter from London alludin, q IL.
run ! !. q the failure Of TIE Il " bscb;l3s
'says tlsy have met with some losgeu. ~
e ,avc still { margin left before banLrnrtc~
M wealth of al the brothers H est;rn.t:d
'',fHentyssix millions Of pound stsrIirr
- f4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

vi wen u toe II4E Of life anf
they had issued estnicr Sfseismafiiop s =
holding sihaItanss mectinrs. Il, f.~a,'.
Eble localities On he d.y il re rfest A.
monstr.tion, but 70 cary - srs,1 3 II.
Eprocessions. =
0fihe result d I'll this preparation :.
shall know nsskag until tke arrival N ths
steamer AMerica, which vas 70 all from
Liverpool a the 18th Instant. ana -. -.
nov probably accomplished half her -. -
sage acrers che Atlantic.
4 Fergus 0'Conner has sdr;s.l IL -
drawal Of all sums from savings 49,
These amount TO twenty-five millions =
pounds, and Ronld cnibarrass Fnyl,sJ
more than any armed attack.
6oyernmehf seemed ,desermined 10
bring matters 10 an issue. Larce hoa;:s
q cavalry, iaf.ntsy, and artillery had b.en
arafted into the Inetrspolis to the ex,en,
of ten thoxsaad men.
The European Times ssys 4 i No, 10.
'lbde to conjecture how matfe<s y, : go
late, bat earnestly hopes the neerIe 49,
ave prudeRce eneaef "a keen "a, - ~,
ray Of evil, and the Ministry eood 800 -.
nough TO consider all reforms tbe 49,
emand, compatible with the onward & s,.b
'1s ZINES ana the spirit iof the British
II
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