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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

} We give below list of acts, passed at
the lastsession Of the Legislature, Which are
of general and public character, and such
also as relate to Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

DEcLISED.-Hon. Lynn Boyd, member
of Congress, declines the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor of Kentucky.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

g ALTA lot of Turks Island Salt for sale by
- mar %. BOSWELL g. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

IMPORTANT TO MARYLAND OFFICE HOLD
ERs.-A correspondent of the Hagers,own
Herald has hunted up the Article in the Con-
slitution providing for the appointment of
Magistrates and other civil eflicers-from
which he inlers, that not one of the Mags-
trates and other officers appointed by the
Governor, have been constuutiosaz1y APP
pointed! The 43th article Of the Consti-
tuition reads thus:
CART. 49-All Civil Officers Of the ap-
pon,mcn, of the Governor; who do not
hold commissions during good behavior
shall be appointed annually in the hira
,ceek Of January: but if any of them shall
be re-app ,inled, they may continue to &C
until the person who shall be appointed
and commissioned in his stead be quail
fed"
Gov. Thomas Appointments were no
made unit! a month after the time prescribed
By the Constitution; and may, therefore, b'
regarded as unconstitutional.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
: THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1s4e.

The LICENSE LAw.-Sa7e Of Intoricat-
ing Drinks ON the Sabbath.-A bill to pre-
vent the sale of Intoxicating drinks on the
Sabbath day, passed the Legislature at its
last session. The following is a synopsis
Of its provisions:
After the LIST of June, it shall not be law
full for any person or persons within this
State, to sell, dispose of or barter any spiri-
tuous or fermented liquors or cordlals of
any kind. in any quantity whatever, on the
Sabbath day, commonly called Sunday, and
any person or persons violating the provi-
sons of this act, shall be liable to ndic.-
ment in any court Of this State having Grim
inal Jurisdiction, and upon conviction shall
be fined sum not less than $50, nor more
than 500, at the discretion of thu cour,
at the first offence and if convicted a Sc
cond time for a like offence, the license OF
the person or persons offending, shall be
declared null and void by the Judge of said
court The treasurer of the State, in pre-
pairing tavern license, is directed to insert
a clause specially excepting the Sabbath
One half the fine imposed to 60 to the in
former. and the other half to the use Of the
primary schools Of the county where the
conviction takes place. The judges of The
several county courts ale directed to give
this act in charge to the grand jurieS at every
term. The act of 1884, chapter pa, is re
peaIed by this act
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rlIllsrIErn coaGKEss--Fir.t sess
MONDAY, March u, lSi8.
SENATE.

MIR. Davis, Of Mississippi, offered a resolution
auhorizing srch alterations and amendments in
Mr.. Palmer's repoa on the commerce Of interior
Asia, as he may deem necessary. Adopted.
Mr.. Yu!ee introduced a resolution inslructing
the naval committee 10 inquire and report as 10
the number and character Of the vessels necessa
~ 10 secure the efficiency OF the navy, and ~he-
ther any now employed can be dispensed with
Adopted.
The same gentleman introduced a resolution,
which lie over, calling on the Secretary oi The
Treasury for a statement oi the amount oi hospital
money received from 1882 10 lSiT.
Mr.. Bell presented two memorials, each signed
hy a srea, number OF persons-in Tennessee and
kenrucky-relative 10 distractions in he OHIO
river, and praying an immediate appropriation
for their removal.
Mr.. Baehv reported a bill, which had is first
reading, crding 10 the STATE OF Alabama certain
public lands therein, after The Isl OF May, ISIS.
Mr.. Johnson, OF Louisiana, called up for con-
siderion The bill proviiing Tor the cession OF GER
tain lands to aid in completion OF The Mexican
Cult Railway, from New Orleans 10 the Gull.
He desired immediate action on the bill, as il
would be necessary Tor him 10 be absent after TO-
day.
MIR. Basby opposed The passage of the bill at
This time, involving, as il did, an important prln.
ciple-the question oil granting The aid of The go.
veInmeLt 10 corporated companies for The con-
~struclicn OF works o! in'ernal improvement.
MIR. johnson explained hat The grant vas TO be
made 10 The STATE and not 10 The Railroad Com.
pahy. The Senator from Alabama, mad himself
just introduced bill Tor making 4 similar ces.
sion in his own Stale; and, he hoped, would al
loG the vote row 10 Re taken on his iii. The
railroad which Inc STATE proposed I, aid, was OF
great Importance 10 The commercial interests OF
New Orleans. Il lad already been parity com
pleied, and he present grant 10 The Stale was Of
5,000,0 900 acres oil land, entirely worthless, e1cep'
80 far as they should be rendered valuable by The
construction oil this road.
Afer some further remarks from Messrs. Bag.
BY, Dickinson and Ashley.
Mr.. Downs said be hoped the Senator from
Alabama would withdraw his objections 10 The
hill. This was a question in which not only
Louisiana but many other States we're deeply
Interested The grant was necessary 10 the prose
cu;ion OF an imporian! work, already commenced
and which he trusted would not be suspended.
On motion OF Mr.. Atherton, The bill was then
laid over, 10 TO u, with a view 10 take up the
Loan Bill.
Mr.. Dickinson reported a bill TO establish
branch mint in The CITY Of New York, which had
is frs; reading.
MIR. Cass said that he should TO morrow move
10 take up the bill relating 10 The claims Of Col.
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WEDNESDAY. MARcH29.
TIL

4 -
The bill establishing the town Of Monterey in
The county Of Highland was passed. Also, The
bill changing he place OF hrliinga separate cleo.
lion in the county 81 Highland. Also, The bill
making an appropriation 10 the Beverly and Nor
gantown Road.
THE ALEXANDRIA DELEGATE.
The bill extending The jurisdiction Of Virginia
over the iown and county OF Alexandria was Ia.
ken up.
Mr.. STRINGER moved 10 recommi; The bill,
with Instructions, 10 A select tee, 10 re-
appnriion The Sialc, and repor! unon The conSliiu.
|liunaIi,v oftne present bill. Lo5,-ares 5, nocs2l.
Mr. WIrCHER proposed, as a substitute, The
bill Of The House proYiting Tor a reapporiion-
ment Of the State.
Mir. VOOLFOLK offered an amendment, cx-
pressing an opinion that the voc OF two.thitts Of
The General Assembly could no, be obtained al
this session, uhich was adopted. and tie subsii-
tu,e was then rejeoted-ayes2 hoes ..
The hal vas opposed rs Messrs. CARLILE,
STRlNGER, WlTCHER and DENEALE,
and advocated by Messrs. ROGERS, TYLER
and CaPERTON, and was p~assed-ayts Is,
noes 9, as fellows:
AYEs-Messrs. Tribe, Thompson, Jr, Tyler,
Daniel, Garrett, Voolfolk, GaIlaher, Johnson,
Capeiton, Sianard, smith, Sloan, Crumn Haf-
wood, Amber. Rogers, Parriott and Fry-lS.
Nogs-Mes.Is. Cox. Woois, Barbee, Garlic,
Dennis, Wi,cher. Deneale, Silinger and McCau-
ley.
A bill changing The lime OF holding the Ccun-
" Cours 81 Baitonr county was passed.
The bill INCORPORATING The Freds r~icksburs and
Blue Ridge Railroad Company was taken up,
and opposed ~ McsIs. AMBER and RO.
GERS, and advocated BY Messrs. VOOLFOLK
AMI TRIBE, and was rejected ayes Is, noes IA.
The bill concerning The Wheeling and West
Liberty Turnpike Company was passed.
On moticn Of Mr.. WlTCHER, The bill con-
ce!ning Juries in civil cases was taken up, luI-
rher amended. and passei-ayes 20, noes 7.
The Sena,e ,hcn took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill providing for collecting he public re.
venue of the City Of Richmond was postponed
on motion of MIR. CAPERTON.
The bill directing a survey for a Railroad be-
tween The Shenandoah and the Potomac, and
from Alexandria 10 lIarpcr's Ferry, was post.
poned on motion Of ,lr. WlTCilER.
Tie bill imposing taxes for the support Of
Government was taken up-thc amendment Of
the committee increasing the tax on lands from
~ 10 ID cents per Sl0O.
Mr.. KINNEY proposed l2t, which was de-
ba,cd; when Mr.. GARRETT offered IS a substi-
tute for the bill and amendments the Tax bill oi
lSI7. This motion was lost ayes ., noes ~.
The question on Mr.. kinney's amendment was
decided in the ncgatiyc-aYcs Z, noes IL. The
question on the amendment OF the committee
was decided in the alirmative-ayes IL, noes ;.
On motion Of Mr.. WlTCHER,
The Senate adjourned.
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From NeolS Gazette.
OH!LADY WAKETHOSE NOTES AGAIN.

l.
BY CAPT. 4. 7. LEE, STU INFANTRY, . ga
OIL Lady wake those notes again!
To those who Idly list 10 thee,
II may be but a careless slrain,
But OH lis moulniul JOY 10 me.
Less welcome 10 the violet blue,
Is The frs. drink Of morning ce"-
The breeze that spreads rs leaves apart
Than that low music 10 my heaf',
/ feel as when | heard il first
And oh! me;hipss a sisters eye,
Beams in my own, as it did etst,
When childho d DAYS wen, dancing ny.
/ see The valley and he stream,
Where passed my chilchood like a Dream,
hear the music in The air-
Those lips are mute tina, WOKE II there.
Then wake-oh! wake those notes again,
Nor heed m ytsars, though they should now;
I'd rather weep DER such a strain,
Than smile midst rap'ure's widest gov.
And when alar in alter time,
/ think of thee in distant cline,
Ill pledge to her whose minstrelsy,
Could hring my childhood back 10 me.
Roehasr, v. Y.
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POETRY.
TOT &c EHYHtFt
MY ROSE.

What tho thou disst, nv 1'e'ty rose,
And thy sweet leave iorstke 'heIr home,
Or vase upon The breeze which blows
To S cal Thy lie! again 'hou i bloom.
As row nurse thee, vi hiring flower,
Thy paliug hue is flied @i'h DEATH
Thou, tairesl in my beau'eous bower,
Most die beneath a fighting breath.
l sofly touched thy petals fair
When first they FLUSHED 10 kiss the wind,
And mingled with the floating air
My breath. that II might round thee tWine.
would had lhse III nv own,
To Won aloae thy lovely charms;
But zephyIs, which are gently blown,
Do round III e wrea he their airy arms
cannot come 10 thee al night,
When silence reisns with gentle sleep,
To hide thee from those Stars 50 bright,
Which gaze from of their airy steep;
But | can visit thee al eve,
When crimson clouds enrich The west,
And DER thy cleaning beauty breathe
Alone the hopes which thnli my breast.
Richmond, March 81, 1913.
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Photographed FOR the Baltimore Snnl
WAsHlSGTaH, March 2S-9 P. M

There is TO- an immeuse meeting OF citizens
and members Of Congress in progress at the ODD
Fellows hall. The glorious news rom France
and Italy, with The hopes entertained Tor its effect
on Ireland, is he theme Of The speeches and pio-
ceedings.
A series of patriotic resolutions have been re-
ported I, the meeting and unanimously adopted.
Eloquent speeches have been delivered BY G..
w. P. Gusts, Esq, and the Hon. Mrssrs. Cass
and Hannegan. The Hon. Mr.. Tompkins OF
Mississippi is now speaking. l..
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IN CHANCERY-yIRofrIA AT Rules held III inc
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Amelia county, on the first Monday III
February. las
Nathaniel Harrison, Complainant:
against ~.
James r. Cooke, Charles F. Osborne ana 'onn :"
Baker, peir.'s""h II.
This day came the plaintiff by attorney and nea MS
bin. and the defendant, John w. Baker, not hasinerh-
tered his appearance aud gwen security accoloins !"
the aet Of Assembly and rules OF tins Court, and u sp.
nearing that he Is not IN inhabitant Of this Common
wealth : II IL entered al rules, and accordingly ordered,
tha, h, apprar here on the first day OF The next Hay
term III tnis Court. and answer the bill OF the plalntih;
and ina, a copy OF this order be forthwith paoi',ned ~
,w nr montns .IccessrveIy, and posted at the front door
OF III. Cour, House Of this county.
Copy. Teste,
- .uon f.. C.. LElGH Clerk.
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MORE TESTIMONY AGaINSr THE WINGS.
Extract OF a Ie,ter from Ctl Samuel Black, q
the 81 Pennsylvania Regiment, 10 a Senator Q
the United States. dated

EN- ~ vi q tNAbt lNbt 49, b''s Ai'NNt ~
the 81 Pennsylvania Regiment, 10 a Senator o;
the United States, dated
CRY op Mexico, February IL, 1873.
The treaty OF Guadalupe. il was universally
believed, would be ratified hc me C,ngress OF
Mexico, until me pote ~ ts tHtc1 Sietes H1pSe
OF r, REPRESENTATIVE c ,ndemtRs Tie 1rar tcos reared,
and with j, news that The zen regiment bill was
not likely 10 pass. II thai bill bad passed by a
decided vote, and the wal hat been approved, OF
moi condemned, | am persuaded the Mexicans
would ha We agreed To almosi any treaty proposed
on our paIt. We had power 10 enforce, and they
the disposition TO accerr, any terms The reason
is obvious their natl, naiiiy was in The very "ar-
ticle al death" and they were writing 10 do any
thing, shor, OF national d%i>honur, TO stop THE
raIlle" and retain the breath Of lite. Their armies
were defeated and iispsrsed-theif resources
gone-and blusrer and bravado, il not %sileneed,
had ceased 10 mod an echo. Under such circum-
Stances. those who wished IL preserve a name
for The nation, had Row The power to act;
since there was but one aleinaiive-eive up a
part, or be entirety btoted out. But The votes
and resolutions OF one bIauch 81 Cong;ess have
terminated them, and consequences The most
alarming are to be dreaded. Wn.re The mi>chie.
Is TO end, no one can predict. God only knows
how much fanaliciSm and folly i, viii generate.
And all from our own impo!i.ic ito give il no
worse term) measures. Vel | do moi write il
despondency. for | am one OF the saneuine.
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Paris for Toulon, toiake comma" % lake posscssion
aIgiers, His instructions are 10 'ahe : Tiers
| of any ships he NAV find il inc ~"
mr. i%niegrais ofthc French RePuohe. s,cled and
The Chateau OF Nuevl'e h"'
W. AUSTRIA.
nonnced tor q certainty 10 Paris. On me ON ~.
ne,rs of events in Paris caused c"nse'nd', !, ~ =
Rbe;m. There was a grand couhcr y a y ~
-. THE news ot the event was aesPalGh-
:, - IN directions. The French Amoassaaoi
., Vienna is said 10 have tainted on heai'ns '"e
news He started on The ne1t day iol fiahIem
Thirty thousand troops are 10 auYance : Nay
w;,hou, delay. AT Munich a iisihs mas 'dhen
mace. and a constitution ex'oiied ich 'ne ""7
!, me poip, of the bayonet liseii.
"'"e f ITALY.
I'll. Jesuiis alarmed by the demonstrations
,,aaa .oainsi. them BY The people have ALREADY
"";,,.s the city OF Turin. The Journaloi inr'h
Mo snntecia.es The tendency Of The French Re
yoln,,ion. encouraging he king 10 put himself al
,ha head Of The national forces 10 effect NE salVa-
ZION OF Italy. "
Adyices from Genoa, announced the arrival
of an American squadron in that port. Inc Ia
tesl adviccs from Italy stated that inc hing mas
once more violated his solemn promise, ana mas
carried fire and sword into the city oil Miessiha,
which had been bombardcd forty hours oy roy
Al troops. The Punto Franco IS almost entire
" burned down, causing a loss Of ten millions
OF Francs. II is said that the Messlnese have
attacked the citadel Of that city aud taken II by
force.
PRUSSIA.
correspondent At Cologne writes ihal the
middle c asses ef Prussia, as in the Rhlneish
States, are determined TO achieve political m
deucn cnce, and have a voice in government
They are peaceful and dcvotedly attached 70
the government, but firmly assert their rights.
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The London Daily News acknowledges The
correctness OF the Hon. 5. r.. Hobbies report on
inc postal difficulties between the two countries,
and very frankly admirslh II The con rsc Of Tic Brr.
tsh po;t ofse is liberal and impoiitic.
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trotuce a joint resolution on the srbec, !,
lale successful revolution in France. ana : we
adjustment Of a Republic. g
Bills were reported, read twice and refs,,..
for the relief OF Maj. Gaines, and p%royit;,a
the removal OF sunken rocks in New Yory ~
Dor. "s''
The House, in committee of the Who'll. ..
up the bill to establish the Territorial Cove.
ment of Oregon. The committee wa, add,ss.s
by MIR, Gayle of Alabama, against tho DOW.
oil the General Government 10 e1cIud. ss,vs.
from new ,rritory, and by MIR. Smar, Of NJ.
in support Of these powers. %
MIR. Sma t, in justification Of his course -,
the resolutions of the Maine House or a..
on this SUBJECT, which, he commended. rhou,b -
did not come here precisely in their proner g.
were entitled 10 respect. The Governors 49,
sage had contained a strong expression az
The extension OF the area of slayery-resal9,.-
had been introduced into their lower Hons~
conformity WIN the Governors ~recommo,s !"
%tion-they had passed tia, BODY b. a. at
unanimous vote, and had only failed in ,Ia
nate IRON adisagrcement as 10 the tcrms IS
Of the resolutions. US
lie, nevertheless, considered ,ber, h;.
Instructions, though no, coming in is.,I "I'"s, =
though not passed IN concurrence-tbonat-
bearing the signature Of the Goycrnor r.
were IN accordance with The then views :
people Of Maine, and no change Of feel,,, ~
'nco taken place. This he considered a .ws
cient Justification Of the course which IL ~.
proposed 10 take, and he proceeded u ar,".
that the General Government have The DOVE
extend The ordinance OF 1877 over all ,erri,,..
acquired. :
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Feb. l5-cw2m +. !. LEIGH, Clerk
IN cnANcERY-ylael,lA lin Hanover County

IN Observation-Disclosures In Hanover County
i Court, Feb. 23d, lo4s:
William A. Gilman, Edwin Gilman, Elizabeth {.
Perrin, late Elizabeth {. Gilman, and John u Perrin
her husband, and James w. Gilman, PiaintIffS
against
John G. Pockman and John g. Brock, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs. by their attorney, anu
filed their bill, and the defendant, John Z. roekman'
not having entered his appearance and gwen security,
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules 81
Court. and II appearing To the Court oy Satisfactory
evidence that he is not an i%nhabitant o. th's common
wealth, il is ordered that the SAID Defendant, Jonn ',
Pockman, do appear here on the ffst Dag o. hpaa
Court next, aud answer the plaintiffs salh oin; ~
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted N SOM
newsn,nry nuhllsb-d IN the city Of Richmond for Two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy De poseu
at the front door Of the Cont house oil ihis county
r. 90 'tWiM. o.. WINSTON, C. he.
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A very exc tinc race, Tor @Jooo, Wi"e ih"e
heats, came III on n Binaaman Course Ne"
Orleans, on tuesday week, between Col w n
Johnson's Oroior and Isaac Fanlects Qeaa''Hs
Il was won by the later in Two heats. Tune
552-5.55t. The New Orleans Bulletin 'aasd'
sct,ees a .hril,ps incident in his race:
The horses had mol male heir frs' quarter q
a mile, when O,ator, in eitea9oFioe 10 get IN
track accidentally jns,lcd tie r'er q QaadrH'
and The laucr. i; is said, also making a Sikh
stumble, ia consequence, thew her rider entirely
on, Of The saddle, but he cinrg under her neck
and along her size win one foot s'ill in ne sir.
run. and. after being carried in his wav iull one
bundled Yards, he, by a crea, eff IT, re.aincd his
seat. and came in on he first mite cus' upon
Orator. and won the hea, mos, clerei'v. |! i
said The annals of racing have no pafn'cl :" TIT,
and il elected The greatest applause. y htt Wa
passed round, and a contribution Il Slao ""s
made on the spot for the boy, for this % slan teal
He was no the least injured, and, as will be seem
won The race"
The ereal match between Revenue (Mr.J. Va.
Bots y and Topaz was expected 10 take place
The next day.
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Judge Mason, Secretary Of ihe Navy, is acting
Attorney General, dufiug The absence .! Mr..
Clifford in Mexico.
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Dr.. C~,olitse, of Augusta. (Me } has been con-
vicled OF murder in the frs, degree, and sem
fenced TO be hang, alter an Imprisonment OF one
year. The circnmsinr IS are peculiar, aho
somewhat similar 10 he Epes oas'. he was a
dashins fellow, respectfully connected; ou' De-
coming involved, borrowed money (S2,O00) o.
an associate, Mahaws, amt - conceal M dso''
killed him : per>uadins aim to drink brandy which
had been secretly tIussed @iin ptn sc ACID
The chief witness was 4 met!ica' s,ndeh', "hu
had assisted the doctor IN conceaiins Inc oeao
b,dy oil the vic'im, who va, represented as nav
inc me, with ~ acciieaiai death.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MEXICO.

Some OF the American papers in Mexico are
quite bitter against the armis,ice, by which. they
argue, American Citizens aad soldiers are thrown
on the mercy If Mexican law. They think, al
so. that the Mexican Congress will moi ra'iiv lhe
treaty, and that, after placing Mexicansin Once
as we do by The armistice, shall have me WORK
10 do over again 10 restore American rule. There
ia M very definite Information from the interior
40 n The ptospecls II a ratification OF the treaty
a Vera Cruz correspondent Of the New Or
leans Crescent, writing IN he l2h March, says:
"The question as 10 whether or no. III various
guerrilla hands will subscribe T. the terms Of The
armistice, seems qnile unsettled. MoSi oil theia
are regularly COMMISSIONED oy ne hexicah oo-
yernmcnr, bat use their commissions WIN the
Iaro,.t liberty. Undel lhe atmisIice, they can be
friends or foes, as suits them; 4 "hi'e nag WIZ
save their small parties when no'hIns can be
made by 6ghiins--;heir stronger ones will no, re.
snect il, il plumber can be obtained; and re have
wes,hered The storm 80 long without lo!s:ins the
bnn,ing Union down" hat | think We can make
The harbor safe wlihou, II.
"The,e has been, au1 is vet, 4 regular trace
carried on by Inc .nerr'las IN escortlns ihaN
trains with their caTcoes ironi mere 70 CeIGoPa'
Orozlva, Puebla. ami the Guy u Mexico. lneH
price.currpnt varies fem two 10 i've collars per
cargo, (mule load according 10 me veiue OF 'he
goods, Colonel oiauhiu Is Il me head OF lh's dI
tair. and. holding "a ne does a Commission from
inc Mexican Government, ne is enabled y It-
cruit readily-beirs furnished VA! a'ms and
ammunition; and he has no" an ur.aailiiioa 81
over seven nundrtd mcn within twenty-five miles
ri ,hi. place, on the 0IoZ.va fust--h;, irndel'
yous being on the Rio de Il N."oPa, a Passd
40 l., pnroa and Maia Cnrdeil. Inc merchants
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T UCERNE sEED-for sale BY
IL March 10 VIM. fALNIH
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T dTTItT UCTTITS Vt ! TTIUt fHTT HTFTt N 7 WE
day Evening.
THE DEGREES. ETC. OF THE NEW
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
During the revolut on. DEGREES and procl7ma-
ii ms on the f flowing subjects were issued, from
time to time; ny the provisional government,
mayors Of arondisemcnls, &c:
ist. Introduction OF meeting of the ex-cham-
Der CT Peers.
2d-Au organization OF a movable National
Guard, Of "a ba,lallions.
/ 3d.--Arrest and punishment OF deserters.
th.-Articles pledged at the Mont de Pists,
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The bill increasing The salaries 81 The Clerk OF
he Council, and tie frs, Clerk in he AUDITORS
Office, was passed-ayes Is, nays9.