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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

MASuFAcruRKs IN NtRGISIA.-The Alexandra Gazette
that the citizens of Virginia fast waking up
fast becoming manufacturing people Several faco
res have recently gone into operation In jefferson and Fed
lex countless and observe that the proIreors
manufacturing and offering for sale cotton shifting and sheet
ing in opposition TO the manufactures Of the North in fact
they promise superior article Plaid aud other coo
ed goods also manufactured in Virginia and learn that
another paper mill is about to be erected Harpers Ferry
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

FArH ExrLosIoS-A steam-boiIer in Hope Mills, near
Central Falls, (Rhode Isand,) exploded Tuesday The
strong walls Of the main building were literally thrown down.
buryng beneath them fifteen twenty persons Eight
dead bodies, consisting Of six boy, and woman have
been gotten out and probably more) said to be vet
buried beneath the ruins Fortunately most Of the wokmen
were at dinner when the sad accident occurred
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

he had given the Senator from Kentucky opportunity to
expain and went TO speak of the conduct OF Mr. Rush,
which he insisted carried moral submy with it worthy of
all praise and that we should be unworthy Of such repre-
sentative il we did not sustain him.
Mr. HANNEGAN here moved that the question be passed
over informally with view go into Executive session.
There case of individual liberty, pressing, perhaps,
as that Of the discussion of its general principles which
quired to be disposed Of.
The motion was agreed to- and the Senate went into Ex
ecuive session. and after time spent therein adjourned
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01
THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1913.
FIRST SESSION.

Extracts from Me Business Proceedings.
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aRi lpFtihsFslhsy hal Il mFhsslFg r. ~.
hfiF uld ptnHlR, 80 be d b nn a
rnmmandanl 81 he - taazl gspa.4 s..
81 > Tlas agd. anEannrirg ilslia-r H. $50
naRs. nn&rf fsEafnr an4 Mmr4, -,
rrnssxd he Ansiriam Gnnllsrastl wrr..a
Exnring against lrlisrhirk. Tie -
sdlls-i shai ll.rse wauld ~ ssnrs;;,,s,,'
haflir IN lhr saesRiIy II Nirnn.s N -.
& uhirh ssrrns iOles wzs passed ),
Ileisidsre.
The iinRgaFian armE was set dawn.,
5000 mrn. d MS wrakrnsd II q.
dr,srlian II tao rrgiHsnis Of hu,sar.. : n.
went n WindsFsrhgrasx. and had IN e.
srqnenre fslirn bark.
WindrrsrhgssiE bad taken nosses.;.,
nf he island Il I.nl.an. in lie D.u,.l,s
lfrnm shich Napalean fnngl,l lhs h.,,,r.
af Esslirg and wsgram.l and had e0IIs,,.
ed there 5000 mrn. Provisions werehs.
ginning N Ne srarce about Vienna. At,l.
LAST arrsnnls m engsgrmrns had lsk..
place between the choals and lIunsari.
ans.
The marketA-coTroS-The coin.
market has BEEN further depressed. An
descriptions Of American grades are eff.
ed freely Al Ill per N. lnwsr lhan III
llibernia's quotations. On The ,lay a
sailing. The market Was somewha, lirm,,
with an improved tone. sale E.r the werE
did mi exceed 2s.60O hsles.
Al Liverpool an lha, day. brrad.rnf,
were rather depressed frnm The large Ar.
rivals Of grain which had entered duriu,
the Hrek.
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PROM THE PACIFIC.

The last adsices overland are from Cal.
lao In September 90, anil from Valparaiso
10 August 30.
The Congress ri Chill was suIl in se..
sion. The railroad bill has passed he
Chamber nf Deputies in nearly The sane
fnun - that In Nhirh il passed the Cen.
ATE.
A motion has herm brought forward in
reference Ia public education lhal tho
Government should enter upon il mnre
fully; and that inspectors should he sp-
pointed. who shall visit all the schools
INV established or that may he establish
ell in The republic. whether they be public
or pHtaie.
Fifty thousand dollars. IL has been pro-
posed. should be appropriated. 10 be used
by the President Al his discretion. in Al.
irarling emigranis from Europe. An agent
Of The Government went forward in the
last steamer 10 negoliaie in Eumpe Oh
The same matter. The Mrrcurio says:
"The FIRST hing whirh the European
emigranl asks "f America is liberation 1t
his religious opinions. Freedom in the
public worship OF God would attract more
European rmigranis 10 Chill Than millions
Of dollars"
Eeuador The prospects Of This re-
public seem 70 he growing brighter. A
majority of The representatives chosen to
T'e Congress whirh. was 10 open on the
18th Of September belong to The Liberty
party. Gen. Flores has heen expelled
from New Grenada. against which decree
he has published long protest. His alb
sence irnm Ecuador enables the oppo,i-
ton To act with more holiness and ee.
dom than IL acting 10 coneen with him.
Peru.-rhe revolutionary movement
in Peru has been completely Suppressed.
The President has asked for exlraordin-
ary powers 10 enable him in deal sumna.
nly with the State prisoners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15
From The Baltimore sun OF Nov. 10.
Arrival Of the Steamer America.
SEVEN DAYS LATER ERoN EUROPE
New Yotk. Nov. 9. 10 A. ".

New York, Nov. Q. 10 A. VI,
The steamer America arrived al her
wharf al very early hour this morning.
after passage Of less than IL DAYS. Her
adviccs are one week later, her day oil
sailing being the 2sh ult.
France.-Geneial Cavaignac's new
Cabinet has already sustained drlea, in
the Assembly, and an amendment 10 The
constitution, relative In The army, upon
which an Issue was raised. was decided
against them by majority Of 500. The
discussion on the constitution has been
terminated. On The 25ih Marrast, Prrsi-
dent Of The Assembly, issued decree Tor
the election Of the President of The peo-
pie. IN the 10Th Of November. II was
carried BY majority of 355 This resni,
has caused The greatest surprise. Tie
contest f"r The presidency has become
very excitirg. The ultra Democrats, anx
Ious lnr unanimiIy among themselves, arc
prepared 10 act with concord. Lamar.
line has publicly declined being consider.
ed candidate.
Ireland. - Intelligence from Dublin
states that O'Buen, Meagher. McManus
and UDonoghue, have had their sentence
~ death commuicd TO transportation for
life. In Dnuglis' case The jury had moi
returned verdict.
The country was in The most deplora-
BILE condition from the failure ot the po-
ta'oe crop and grain crop. The poor
continued in suffering condition hom
the want Of employment.
Spain. crisis IN this country ap-
pears to have passed. Narvaes has re.
turned 10 power, and the King censor, es.
isbl'shed al the head of the honseholI af.
ter long period Of estrangems
Rus,ia.-Fresh disturbances broke out
in Berlin on the 18th ult., and after lGlI.
came 10 a climax on the 18Th. The
cause was an attempt upon the part ol
some mechanics 10 break up some machi-
merry invented for labor saving.
The troops were ordered on, aud con.
tinued with considerable loss Of life.
Their opponents fighting vigorously IN.
der the shelter Of harricades. 1he King
has positively refused to ac"ep, the resig-
nations rendered him BY his ministry.
Austria. Affairs have not We. come
TO crisis in Austria. Nearly the entire
population have resolved TO hold on, Ia
The last. come wha, will. About 1000
persons had quilted Vienna since the Gill
uIt., and the rity was beginning Ia rs
sumo the appearance Of siege-iorliiica
lions were strengthened and ontposts ex.
tended. The Pcasaniry and country pee.
pie are ilock'ng INT" the city in great
numbers. entering along the Mussdorl
linz. nj other approach being en-, OF BY
The 5rs ring forces. AII.perg. after lpas-
ins TIE >arburbs, had joine Jellachick ;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15
A TERRIBLE LESSON.

One evening some weeks since there
came into our Office. man Of some thir-
:y-iive years of age, in state Of almost
helpless drunkenness. Seating himself M.
"n stool. he threw back his cap. which in
the effort frll npnn the floor. anil " srik-
ing an aitiurde." as we say Of the players,
sometimes, he asked If we had ever seen
him before. After the examination. we told
him that we did rot remember ever hav.
ing the honor. He then said the last
time we met was at Baltimore, nj the
great Wing convention in 1871. We re.
mrmhered him at once. lie was then
endning a leading Wing paper in this
Stale, with marked success. and was an ho.
nored delegate 10 that convention. thong
he had seen strange vicissirudps in his
day. and had been much addicted, from
youth, Ia intemperanre.
H. nov stood before us in state ol
loalhsomc drunkenness, and asked the
privilege Of sleeping upon the office floor.
We told him that we could not do that
that in spite Of his condition we could mi
be content 10 give u a fellow craftsman,
whom we had known in better days, 81
poor an accommodation as lhat,-hut he
utterly refused In accept anything else.
BE was Ion drunk. he said, for ANYTHING
else. We finally spread down large lot
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15

Minnesota. 49, This is the euphonious
name given 10 an extensive region lying
north nf Wisconsin and Iowa, in which,
a. Western papers advise us, inripient
sieps have been taken toward the forma-
ton Of Territorial Government. SIEVE
raj promising settlements have already
been made within the hounds OF the new
Tertiary. The soil, for the most part,
is represented 10 he very good, tie cuun-
try is finely waIered and timbered, and
the climate is mIIler and more genial than
in The corresponding laiiIudes in New
England. We well Irmemher-it was
but lew years ago-wten flour, pork.
and potatoes were sent from this port for
the supply of the few families settled
where now is The beautiful and n ,urish-
! ing city of Milwaukee. Iowa was then un-
known. save as wild hnnting-atound 81
tie Indians, and we rcmembsr publishing.
by request. the proceedings al dubuque
-then without the limits of the organic.
ed States or Territories of the Uuion-of
a seif.cnnstituted rourt to try man accus-
ed Of murder. The few people then al
that remote point, though hey ond the ia.
risdicton Of law. elected Judge. sheriff,
and prosecuting attorney. cmpanell d a
jury. assigned The prisoner counsel. tried.
convicted, and hung the murderer and.
to show that every thing had been done
right, sent us certified statement Of all
their proceedings for publication. This
was hui lille more than ten years ago.
Now, Dubuque is a nourishing town IN
The limits Of the Stale OF Iowa. In few
years more Minnesota. whose name sounds
20 strangely, will be knocking for adnis.
Sion into the Union rs sovereign State.
Nothing in history surpasse. or even
equals The growth Of the Far Northwest.
The ear scarcely becomes familiar with
the names Of its Territories, and geogra-
pliers are at a loss to define their linus on
The maps that grace our walls. when, like
Minerva springlng into life in full panoply.
they challenge our admiration, AS firmly
prosperous. independent com
monweaIihs. In truth, we hare great
and glorious country. It's history is
romance, SURPRISING IN its Facts the widest
creations Of fiction. Buffalo COn. Adr
s.>-.>.,~@.....,~..- .-#
The Hot Springs Of Arkansas.-fn
The Clatp ,,f 4 IL anxaS tknpp sve xaaap
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nELANcHOIY OCCURRENCE

MELANCHOLY bAAAhhEN6E.
One s.f he nlasl irPlor.hir Ersulls 81
he high stair 81 political excitement 81
prrsrnt existing in nuI eiiy. nrruTrrd last
nishl darirg the lime lhe Drmarral'r Pia-
rrssian was passing llFongh firsus slreri.
The well knaHn EendeEEnns ~ ne Ininn
Ransh and Ready club. ahr eofes-honse
II Chris. Lily. - The sasnrr q Cirrus
and Peniil0 streets. Mss wanlnnir SCI On
Ere and In lev moments Was heaP 81
ruins. A hlOHay sight also tack plaee Al
this point. and we understood lhaa w. III.
Wilder. Esq. = memher nf The Central
cannril. Was dangerously Waundsd by 4
pistol shnl. Rulnnr hal il Ihal several
other persons were shot and dangerously
bs4len. but whelher such ~ he rase ar
mt We cannot positively state. A thou
sand aud one siories we're sllnal in regard
In the immediale "Tisin Of This mechanically
affair. aud We therefore cannot pretend 10
give the true one.
We heard TIA, while The progression was
passing. Lilly. who had hssn absent franl
home during the FIRE pam af the evening.
returned home and Immediately request.
ed that al present should rrfrain from
shouIing OF saying anything TO irriIa.e
Ihnse in the procession. That same one
standing On the sidewalk in frrni II The
house. gave hurrah Tor Tayl"r IN response
Ia shout for Cass and Butler in the pm
srssi"n. and that fight lhrn commenced
outside. which resulted in Ihe burning III
the h"use. Other s,orirs have il that the
remark passed along the ranks n The pro.
cession. that there was the den 0fGhe New
York thieves. Chris. I.illy's roifee house.
and that il ought 10 be burned down. That
some members nj The procession made a
rush ia'o The hack part Of tie building
and with their torches set ERE 10 the han.
ners and ,Tsrsparencies ghirh we're hung
around the room. THAT The building vas
sci on FIRE hy some of those carrying inrrh.
rsin The procession. there Is moi the slight.
est doubt. and We have only Ia lamrnl
the existence Of feeling among tie ranks
nj eilhsr political party, that would lead
10 Sarh wsnlon act of criminal violence.
The affair will ef course be thoroughly
investigated. and we may then he able To
firm an opinion in regard To the stigma ne.
cessarily atIarhing To the party who rom.
menred the row. lfsuch deeds are TO he
liberated. neither life nor property can he
cousider,l safe during The progress Of the
political campaign.
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hsrs died faF ne, uhiil 10 VS. ahsll,
slsul haWn by ~ eide,
We max a3d fhag we lraFn lhaG IN thF
oplni0a e nr. J, x. KnaE, GaTehsTi Fan
haEily - FEParard n lie. ~ asaHe
IN he hork. 4 . lraErd. nrusl PEaFs lalaL
aHd his lie . drspsiFed e Ihns I :
marr than pruhshls lhss annihrF rilfrn
will fali : sirliEn % I.OrssEao naf6ani.m
Ear rHrFri.ing he jeaErsl rights a -
AmrTiran firrmsn.
Flsladtlakia asrfA Amrinrn.
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Another Foul Locofoco Outrage

We are called upon this morning 10 re-
FORD The particulars Of another dastardly.
foul. and murderous outrage, al the hands
Of the ruffisns who disgrace the Locoloro
party of The city and county. What is TO
be the end Of these alarming proceedings.
il any longer allowed TO 90 on. Heaven
only knows.
On Saturday evening last. between Ten
and eleven O'Clock, three young men. ma
med Daniel Cap hau. Edward Delaney.
and Joseph Magee, went into The oyster.
house Of Daniel McAleer, in Master street,
Kensingion. They had been singing
Taylor songs, but had occasioned no dis.
turbance Whatever any where. They
called for oysters. and were served by
McAleer. lie (IIrA.) and his wife were
the only persons in the House at the time
Copehari and his two companions entered.
After serving The three guests, McAleer
took Off his apron and went out. In a
few minutes he returned with some six
or eight persons with him. lorked the
doof, and then said, Kill ihem-give it
To Them" Copehart. Delaney and Ma.
gee we're Immediately attacked by MrA.
leer. and the ruflianly crew thai he had
so ireacher"usly brought in. with clubs
and an "yster.kniie. Copehau was stab
bed in The neck and thigh with The oyster.
knife. He and his comrades were all
three left sen-eless on the flour.
McAleer was arrested yesterday afer.
noon and brought before Alderman Dare,
and was committed 10 prison on the charge
"f assault, and battery upon Cnpellart
with intent TO Kill. The other miScre-
ans have NOT YET heen identified. Cope
hart was a volunteer in Captain MAYORS
company. philadelphia Rangers sreord
Pennsylvania regiment, and in the terri
bile Slaughter al the Gariia Belen received
a ball in his thigh, which he sill carries.
II was into This very wound. so heroiralv
and honorahly rereived. that The assassins
plunged the deadly oyster knife
AT the monent This noble defender Of
his country was sinking insensiblc from
the blows with Whirh his cowardIv assail-
ants were o~erpnwering him. Struggled
To rise To his knees. and with last nigh
ty effort, hid defiance To his murderers. in
the shout, into the spirit of which his
whole soul entered. Tome on am a
Taylor man. and General Taylor never
surrenders."
In concluding the particulars Of this
fnliIesr of ontrages. we will lie, Copehari's
immediate commanding officer in The bril-
liant battles of Mexico trumpet his praise.
Capt. Naylor. in letter dated National
Pslaee, Mexico, October is, Is47, thus
speaks Of Co." Daniel Copchari, of
kenslngton, was also shot in the thigh
whilst by my side. He was shot al the
garita. and fell moi two feet from me. He,
too, behaved with great gallsniry and cool
ness. lie never left me. hut followed me
up all 'he day Of he battle ss If he would
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The Earl of Carlisle. who died al his
seat al Castle Howard on the 9Th ulimo,
in his niniy-six'h year, was one Of The
commissioners appointed hy The British
Government in 1878 u treat with the
American colonies. Me-. Eden and Gov.
Johnson were associated with him in this
mission, which turned Out unsuccesslully.
lie was the uncle Of Lord Byron. and re-
ceiyed some very spi.efuI abuse from The
wayward poet, in revenge for certain al
fronts upon his ynushlul vanity. The
Earl's son was the gallant Howard who
fell al Waterloo. and whose memory IS
preserved in the well.knnwu slanzas Of
Childe Harolte, where The poe, confesses
that lie "did his sire some wrong"
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ii uuF Oh tKfhsBgsE, anIl kKsi hlm % -
rttH,hatahle as We eauld aRd tF'l hlm faI
BE nighL Oh lhr mnTniHg &c Eunn1 him
ssbsI AID EzairnHl. sd &c sniblansl he
nPRanuRiiy N lslk - him Fl he hshlls,
il.augh We had small hRPe 81 COED frarn
i. naswilhsssnding rs moss solsnn Pson-
isss.
IL wanted % horrrw Ese doilsEs. We
had 20 money 10 lrni 10 sri - hs. hul
ne gave him FREELY ssmall snm e manry
-mofe lhan was fas his COED. ne sPPrs-
hsnasd-aIsd he lsli ~ with the nnsl
heanfsli lhanks foF our Kind dersls. and
words. We heard 20 more from him un-
I'll LAST work. uhsa ne r2me srnsss sn
iirm stating that = man nsmed ThomP-
snn was found dFnwnrd In Lawrrnrr.
Thoueh ne had no knowledge 81 his
WheIsahnnls Ne lhauehi Instantly ihsi 4
Was he. Tie lrnth Eralized aur snlirips.
lions. II Ms Henry q. Thompson. =
man connected ~iih some AZ The hssi
families in this Slsle--sf slseided talent
and gsnins. Who. hui Tor The terrible habit
afinlemperanrr. might have filled rmmi-
nenl Plars in society. Nh Tsksrsph.
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MURDER in PhiIaaeIrhla.-Th.rour

murier in PhilaielPhia.-The young
man. Allied Ioleinan. Who vas munseTr,i
on Friday night while ti.nding an The
side walk. dsns"g lhr passing 81 the De-
macralic procession. met his death from .
blow given hy man in the procession.
wha. Il appears. has sinee been arrested.
The srr,iirI Of The Jury Of Inquest rensltr-
ed IN Saturday morning was a. fallows /:
That The said Alfred Coleman came
IN his death nv hlow given hy some per-
son unknown. frnm porIinn Of the ranks
Of The Democratic procession. calling
themselves d" Killers" AZ the corner Oi
18th and Coates streets. on The 81 inst. /"
A further investigation nf the affair was
made hy the Mayor, on Saturday evening,
when The testimony Of several Witnesses
was taken.
James Powers testified TIA, he was in
company with Alfred Coleman on the
night Of the procession. That there was
a shout Tor cass and Butler in the ranks.
which Was answered ir"m the sidewalk
for Taylor and Fillmore. Al this two
persons rushed from The ranks. one sink.
ing Coleman on the head with a large
club which had a iorrh on IFS end, and
another firing pistol which shot Young
nan named Marple in the leg. These
men sprang bark into the ranks. AMI went
"n. shouting "fluzza for the Killers :"
The man who struck Coleman had on a
white cuat.
A warrant for the arrest Of Agan was
issued by The Mayor.
y. s. Since the above was written
Agan has been arrested. lie was taken
int" custody by Polire otIirer Keyser, Of
Spring Garden. at tavern in South street.
above Second, kept by Thomas Bryne. y
late l.ocoloco Constable ofthe FIRST Ward.
Southwark. lie wa. taken before Alder
man Cav, who committed him 10 eMny.
amensing prison l"r further hearing.
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The state of Paris well put.-A cor.

Ano state VI FdIlS Wei puL.-h coT-
respondent Of The Tribune. in letter ia
ted September IL. thus alludes to the re-
markable aspect of affairs in that city,
A." You will wonder that from Paris |
write you nothing in relation 10 France.
We have nothing new here. and are rsry
gIodofR. We are making our Consli,u'
tim. which is very republican. We give
balls and soirees. whirh are very aris'o-
cratic we hold reviews and paradcs.
which appear very imperial: We rrjolre
that trade and industry again exhibit signs
Of life. which is very cilizen.like land we
find that over the whole convulsed rontin.
eni oi Europe there is now nn better place
live than among us; which. finally. IS
very true. But. in nine days the arlnisiire
brlween Ratletsky and Charles Alder, Is
at an end, and by that time something
decisive must have been dane. Shall we
yet he fa,ed to march over The Alps this
fall Ii IS not impossible" T. ..
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Servants Turned Masters,-The e.

Servants Turned Masters. ed
ltor "t the Washington Union thinks 1t
very unreasonable indeed tina, any com
plant should be made because the Office
holders gel their salaries exclusively IN
specie. He SAYS. that III the office hol-
ders. The peoples servants, receive gold
and silver, good portion Of i, is certain
to find IFS way from them 10 the people
themselves" The Louisville Journal
thinks this is laughah!e, To be sure. '1h".
mas" said an old gentleman 10 his head
servant. :" how is II that my butchers bills
are so large, and ! always hare such mean
dinners :" Really. sir, | dnn't know
Tor I'm sure we never have anything III
IN the Kitchen thai we don't always seal
some of il up 10 he payio."