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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun: s''s',

The bill of Mr. Douglass is evidently Ieceyr
ing much of The public attention and Of that Of
members of the two Houses. Il is perhaps the
mos, unoljeclonable whchhas been presented
and, understand, in many respects; meets tho
appreciation, or did, al The last session, of Dir.
Yinlon, the distinguished Chairman. sin tho
House. the Committee Of Ways and Means.
and one oflhe most liberal members Of that
body. who has ever occupied so conspicuous 9
station. 1t does not meet, entirely, the views
of Mr.. Wilmo,, and other free soil Northern,
mrn. OF both political parties, but think they
will ultimately give their support In its previs.
ions. They no~ prefer territorial govern
menls, for new Mexico and California. seperafe.
" and with the Stare restriction included. p.
But falling in the accomplishment oSiheir- wish.
rs. believe they will go for the bid Of Mr.
Douglass. ~ l'.'a
The Snn,h, too, are. by no means, perfectly
satisfied with his, Douglass bill, hut this arises
more from the local position Of the Stale which
he represents, than from any objection. reallyto
the features of the bill. The eotnments nf the
"Union," this morning, are probably more in
accordance with the views of Southern men
wings aud democrats, than are those either sf
the "Courrr or Inquirer" or other indueniiai
Northern whig Journals. r 5s'aas ae -ss5sg
But one objection, 50 Gar as can perceive,
can be uged against the mode oi selllement
proposed by MIR. Douglass. That Is, the diff.
Guilty in regard to application for admission into
the Union. by the people Of California and Nesc
iHerico. But on ibis point the precedenfs, It my
examinations have not deceived me (and intEess
examinations understand that am borne out
by Mr.. Vinton,) the prccedents are entirely in
Mr. Douglass favor. 80. e.
Vermont, Kentucky aud Tennessee were
the first three States admitted into The Federal
Union after the constitution was adopted Iy tho
old original thirteen. From the acts Of Con.
gress admitting these, it would seem that they
were not required 10 form their constitutions,
and submit them to Congress for approval, pre-
vious to admissions; nor does it appear that even
application for admission was required. :
The practice requiring q constitution to 10
presented, seems TO have originated with the
admission of those northwest territories, unde;
the ordinance ofl7s7, and that their consti'u.
lions were required to be presented, to enable
Congress to determine whether they had con.
formed to that ordinance in every particular.
In this mode. Ohio India, and Illinois, were
admitted the last in 1918. The next sew
State admitted was Maine, in 1919, which h
would seem, from the act Of Congress, wasad.
mit,ed without nny previous authority fiom
Congress To form Constitutions.
From all this, the inference Is clear, hat
Congress and the Constitution Of the United
States only require that Constitutions should lie
framed and presented, from such new States
only as are formed and presented as territories
ceded by the ordinance Of 1887. ..ee.srt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20

The following gentlemen were appointed as
the Board Of Visitors Tor the ensuing year, by
the Trustees ofthe South Carolina College, at
their last mee,ing:' : - '>s F.sss'''
Hon. j. G. Calhoun, Pendleton. Hon. I'D.
Johnson, Union, Rev. s. Gilman. Charleston;
Rev. S. S. Davis, Camden, Rev C.. {" "Jones;
Columbia, Rev. NJ. A. Curtis, Society Hill.
Hon. w. Elliott, Beaufort, Hon. 4. Patterson,
Barnwel, DR.. I. Smith Society Hill Or. r,
W. Gibbes. Columbia.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
THE BANK.

The position of the Bank question at the present
is rather odd. Much has beend done by its antago-
nsts, but much more yet remains 10 do The Bank
has received severe shock, but its pillars yet
stands frn by the refusal Of the Gene, al Assembly
to put it in commissioners required by tMr. Mem
mngers rejected resolution. Its escape was q,
narrow one however, for somewhat similar prop,
osition made by Mr. Middleton, in committee afs
the WHOLE was lost but by one vote, 81 10 56-Bis
project being the elec.in Of President and four
Directors for the purpose of winding il up.,,f ~
The dragons. teeth" sown By Gov. Hammond
and Mr.. Memminger, have brought forth crop OF
armed men; it remains 10 be seen whether ttelr
organization can be preserved long en- ugh 10 sf-,
feel their purposes. Their success, thus tTs has
been 1atterng, but the advocates uf the Bank put
bold iace upont.
Another unexpected result has puzzled the
knowing ones-al Summer il was said that the
Ue-Coumtry was against the Bank, aud the Par
isles in its favor; but tie yeas and nays show pre-
cisely The reverse, for almost every man from the
Parishes is against the Bank, while the Up COun.
try generally moves in solid phalahx for itif Sa.
The great Captain OF that restitution has been on
the field, giving aid and comfort to is;,skfmsil-
ing parties, and sitting within few feet Of the
sapper and miner of his castle, when the latter, in
his clear, sllrill tones exclaimed, "deteitda est
Carhago"-"the Bank must be destroyed" to
which that gentleman did not Gs4eH amen!
Upon the Whole, the raw recuits OH both sides geS
ihr'ugh pretty weIl-they broke ranks sometimes,
but call Tor the yeas aud nays brought them up
all stanting. ,;;.. HgI3igI ] .zbgoIl !7H
- We were rather d;sgus,cd at the Frequency tf
this call, intended as awhpto lashin'the' sefrae-
,ory-for surely a b~ly Of Carolina seatlemsH
should not entertain tie npwprthy, aeubt, olien
inn lied by il, tha, the drcai-of the record could
influence the vote of man ofintegrity and honon
~. = Daily Telegraph.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20

This testimony of the Governor to the worth
and honesty Of the Managers Of the Bank, is
only accumulative proof to the iaets 50 amply
testified to by all who have either investigated
its affairs, or had any knowledge OF its ~traasac
tious-and ought 10 silence forever the asser'
,ions and clamors Of the enemies of this lns'llu
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
W AR Ell o u S {
NOTICE.

~ subscriber tahts this method Of Istun
4 tus his thanks 10 tie rilzrns Of tins and
the adjoining counties, lof the lharal patronage
heretofore received, aud hopes hy slriel aad per.
sanal attention 10 busIncsa. to iretiye eauliau.
anrr ai tie same
lfam tins date The business VII. be- conducted
by the subscriber in connection with IRA MUM,
uudrl The name aui style Of NJ Ca#ui ~ KHaaz-
both Of whom will devote then pefsonal atirniIna
10 ihis branch of the bHsinss.
They are now having large additions made TO
thrf " aTelIuuFrs unH tuiiuu Sheds aud N.lI b.
nfrRarrd 10 sairy slefr away any quantity oi p.
fffRh aud PrgaBcs. and Will hold ihsm.a grs Ir,
spgpsiba for the sale delivery OF The sime lirr
sAcapt,d3
Cotton STORED By Them will IN al czsrs b. held
suilHsi 70 the ofteT Of the uwnef and Will o. .hp.
prdI be- sanl Ia aay hause they may wish Then
ehafsrs Nl be- as los a. lhcsa Of any other frFn.
Iuly established ~ sfshuisr IA the place. They
would say 10 lheif iuend.. thai Tie taiia# Sheds
tl,y are uow having erected sill b. thr saf 4 de-.
posl ior eulian IA the place, a. they Viii b. sn.
tifrIy disconnected wub auY otbrf buildings /.
Town. aud consequently inuuune Iszs fak nom
hle
Al otirrs addressed 10 them. OF 10 Tie sul.er,.
BET, wiil receive prompt attention.
4 NcCDiLlM
Camden, september l.. Isis.
N.n=-we hase made arrangements 10 lave all
up.ifrishi stored with u insured nea.p,t Iass b,
fire, at ptmnm ui half a oaa pr cHni. prf
mouth. bui na Insurance will h. Z, alrI. unIr..
sps6iaiig directed MaCoLLuM MUM.
gsiefio Il |. ildiin, 4 nlsck 4 san. & D
Ro{son. Esl, lion. L Cfuss, n. 4 B-yin,.
Dr u 7 Jet, aud " Il Ellrf, waslinFion
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
IN UArLE
FAMILY MON.

"a. X Lectures on Ctasea, Prevention and Casr
! If Consumption, Anua. Discusses Of The
Heart, ana all famale DHenses. . poass, =
engraYngs, Paper 90 uzi banud Il cts Maa
10 any pufl--postage . ~ OTIS
shoulder Braces aud Clesl Fypandcrs, 81
Mail to any part, so cts posugc, lnhalng
Tubes silver, 81, BY null letter postage. A6.
dnminal Supporters, perfect, IS Ia SlO, for all
Ruplnfrs, Falling Of the BewHk aud Womb. and
Weak Duck, and Ghesii ut by Express every.
where For Braces ur supporters, or Rnp,ni.
Supporters, give height nom head 10 foot, and
circumference Of person next the suFinee, lust
above The hips II RaPlufr, menion which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of The ubovc roods.
Address d. 5. $. FITCH,
101 Broadway wv foIb, pa,t raid
ffh, aI,lsas.a0 IL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

The Pickcnsyillc (Aln) Republican,
speaking o the arrest OF the mail rohhcr,
Curry, says che confessed he had al
various times taken three thousand seven
hundred dollars from the mail, IN sound
and entire bills, nearly yonc.half OF which
was addressed 10 st. John. Powers x Co,
of Mobile. But the value OF papcr-
which, for his own safety he destroyed,
was considerably more, His plan was 10
burn all orders Tor money drafts, bills Of
exchange, or half bills, which he found in
the packages he abslmctcd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

TnE FmnrrO PMsuN-rar,ou Brown.
low, Of the Jona,boro fTcnn) Whig,
snys that on the night Of the 2s,h uliimo,
q Young man namod John Ryiuui jr.,
armed with pistols, went 10 hi- house In
the dead %, the night cursed lin, an hour
or 80. dared linn ONT 60 tight. md at huglh
threatened, II ho didn'l come out, to shoot
ham through the window. We give the
sequel ia The lighting parson's own words:
l'pon his swearing proiuncIy that II
wr did not 90 and dghl him. he " ould
'pirk ~ through the window, We rose
mp ont of bed drew on our clothes. took
down "A doublc-bnHcled gun, well loaded
with buckshol, cooked 1t aud went at him
when he swiftly rclrcatcd down to the
gate Of Col Nllctt, distance of one
hundred yards
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
WRIsEEy, SUGAR 8 SALT.

lie undrfsirued has a lai nl t.taHsfi5z faf
sals, cheap iar cash, Al the warehouse o.
Mrssr i ; johnson Is Co, IN ruTion, consist.
ing Of very good article OF double rcenird
Mhi-hey, ehoivo article II Brown Suguf, aud
coarsc sat, ~ good aud fail sacks rr'.uns W'.h.
ing to Purcha'e such urle'rs, by ihr barrel md
sack, are invited 10 call a. the aimr.ad Watc
huus1 and examine fer themselves Thy palb-
accommodated fur the each, at prrsr 10 which
They cannot object. On application to Msssr. 4
;. Johnson & Co, or to myself AZ ihi. place.
r. II " MAnDuX.
Warrington, (Arkl Oct. II, ls4s. l3-n
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Ssw oELgANs eLAasIrtearIoN
A..ImIIalIng D llal . ( L.r.l Lggl.
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
CHOGTAH TELEGRAPH .

4 Bssk'y Journal, 70 Be putlisssl IA Dsslsfiils
fisztln Nation.
THE uudff.znrd, prsposHs to eammenes, as
saan as iifft kHBdfti zH.sHTilzsHs can hs OBJ
tanned. Weekly Paper under the abofs tlIr, Ia
be devalod 10 tie advocacy aud dissemination Of
Morally Education, Agriculture aud GeHefal
laielIErnes-ane hall IN the Ghertaw, and the
oihff N the English language Oar shcti vii
be-. MS the Publisher desisasi fnaiIy NrRspl.
pei, .neuifal ia Religion ani Paliissil TO HHaH
snd, fair proportion OF ils columns Wil be ap.
pfoputled to ibr publication ul nfHinal aud
.seled Tales Sketches Eaays, &c s.ef l.tsag
anl moral character
In ssning this Prospectus, we are aware af the
expense and aapfotilahlfness Of snrh an enter
pfisr-and aoih.ug hui ihs gfrai need Of a psfodis
cal, as a madlam iar dsssm'uaiins knowledge,
las induced ihs sahs'rbsf L. undertake II huh.
.lealiuai aware. Too. ofilie artaaus driy anl fu.
sronslbily desosiag upon the eeudnttaf Of pub.
lie laafHal-Wr cordially invite tho NHsaaafiss
Of The Enthusiastically. ssiendia1 the iaeiitfs
fer iheIf usuInrss-iaf Their contributions, Ia aia
Of is publication, aud those in the States, who are
desrous Of seeing our psorle advance IA cisiiizl.
ton aud knowledge. ior then appreciation aud
patronage
The Agricultural department o. ilrs "'frLE.
oEAFn, viii receive particular attention.
The latest Nrus, both Foreign aud Domestic,
viii continue 10 b. made NJ 10 Tho latest hour OF
publication, A fall and correct account Of the
Markets, will alro b. 'ound in is column.
TERMS;
Tho "TrlrgrArn" will be furnished 10 sab.
'o.ilcr, ut YiIss D0'idrs in airaRce, or within
three months after ih' reception of the dfsi mum.
b,f' Three Dollars aud Hall, Sihiu ia months
and -Four Dellau II. ihe sDd Of the year
Notes on any Of the specie paying Banks, wi y
be Teociyrd IN payment, and all rcmiiianoss, may
b. made at or fisk.
Thr" Triroharu" Nill hs caf,iilly directed and
maded every Thursday morning.
An Iflrrs. on husinei. with the oflicr, should
BE- addressed 10 D g Ban, DsakFr.is. Cb5r'ur
Nation, rosr Pam
u FOLSOM. Editor
u Tboso receiving ihi., wil please act g.
Agents. Ard Newspaper. will confer reciprocal
ia'of by giInT the above Prospectus iew iascr.
iions
Doaksv.ic, September ~. ISIS
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
TO PLANTERS.

THE undersigned wilt make liberal Cash aiynu.
! cts on Cotton shipped to out friends in New
OrranE
To conform snrewnui N the present prices NJ
the article our charges the coming ssason lnf s'dr
ing aud shipping c1liou both at Cnwden 1rd NJ
our shed NJ "Woodwari's Ferry will be NJ.
teen C0h por bale.
Having erected d large aud counncluus Ware
house In addition to our present uue, we consider
that iofdown aud mp fright lowing lothe location
lhprr is les risk by Gre than at hny other Ware
honae In town. T.. lillL & 60.
Camden Oct 90, 1919 A7-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

At n fair held recently at Lancaster
Ohio, young fellow named jenkins
gave a man whose name was MaNhcld a
blow OF n colt on the hc7'l, which lcil
him in state Of apparent insnniig-
When he went home, his wife thought
that he was ioolng her and to beat sense
into his head struck hma blow with n
pair of tongs on the already broken crown.
Tie died the same night Jenkins and
the woman are under arrest
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
SGH0QLs

lie ua3enisurdlakes plrasarr n annaunr
iHs To The puhlIe, that he vii resume hi.
srheal II It's residence, .Plue Grove two miles
sus1 ol Washington. on Monday tie 18th day oi
s,pltmbrr, Isis
Terms per session Of molshs;
ffm1fy branches, 81 81.
u llI#r elass#s, IN
boarding eau be Ind on moderate l-tms, ia Re.
speuiahs laIhilies "a the eiciniiy.
JAMES A. WILLIAMS.
September n. lsls-3l.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
N.s.N TED.

HE subscriber will give liberal warss Tor he
riekiae Of 25. 80 af 100 bales { eo,ien--
Aag person wisin ng 10 prk, eau g.i 10 do - eilnsf
n Long rfaue, Of a lis plantation Al tie faal ef
the raft lfzlrr Pafsh, l..
Provisions furnished Al slbsr place on feasgna
be terms JunN coCKRELL-
fLne HI. no.ef pafL.h. Ans. u. lsls.lg.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
EuRopE.-Tbe N. Y. Express sav..-

EuRoPE,-The n. Y. Express says
" A continental war is by no means inn
probable IN the present aspect Of nilairs
in Europe, The King of Naples, it
would seemi not only has promise of pro.
lection from the Emperor Of Russiu, but
has pledged himself to stand by Austria
IN her claims 10 the Eombardo.N Ncnitian
Provinces The Cabinet of st. Peters.
burg having been consulted Us to The pro.
posed mediation, responds that the veto,
res oi Marshal Radetsky, of themselves,
enforce The justice oil the Austrian rule,
aud the right OF Austria 10 Lombardy Is
the same as that Of Russia to Poland,
both having their origin III the treaty al
Vienna. Tint treaty, assented 70 by the
European powers, Russia insists shall b.
fulfilled, aud has 80 informed the Gahi
nets At London aud Paris. Anew Euro
pean Congress Is talked Of. Russia Is
thus committed bolh TO Austria aud Ma
piles, to stand by old boundaries, and is
ready no doubt to back her paper edicis
by bullets, In the meantime Austria sets
up her claim 10 Lomhardy not oniy in
VIRTUE OF the treaty in lsl5, guaranteed
by the allied powers, .bul in virtue also
q the treaty of leo. The Cabinet Of
Vienna have also published decree, IN
which they affirm thai the war oi Charles
Albert eannot be Justified, and that no
European mediation will be acceptable
which iuiringes upon the lrcaly oil Wen
ia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Washington 7faic at,d
Female Seminary

fIilE Tfuslers are happy TO annabnes, that lie
exercises in Inc Female department OF ths In.
slilnion, wilI be resumed IN the ID Monday
at September mex, under the supsfvisiauial 5 l..
stAek,A VI aided by eompeleut end e ApafIrnesd
ieuohers in every department.
fHey confidently trust that Their e!9,rla 10 ~.
tlbli.h frinale Institute Of spparirr order, vii
be Sustained by the Liberal patronage al the com.
muuhy,
The Faculty vii consist Of
l. sAcF, A. NJ, nresHlrnl
Ms 5 |. Dow, Goysfness.
Alts T. J SlAcE, Ornanrntal dept.
Mrss MAm {. SnrH do, do
lhr terms p'f srssion Of 81 weeks, fl Iable hall
IN udEluer, follows
lHhnnt $50
French, Spanish, llalian. and Latin,
each, ekin, 10
bfbWing and Painting 10
duaie-flauo. Hap, Guitar. each 80
haarding, everything included 40
BY uHlrf af Tie Hnifd
II Z rolNDtXTER Pest
5. T. SAspEHa, ser.
Washington, Aug %, lsis.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
NNTHa,E.

rUUE undersigned hneing retired from the oai'c
of Shcull Of Lafayette county, hereby notifies
al persons indebted 10 him TO- fees, Ne, c.,ihlt
rnlps, tie sane are settled ou or brlurc tho fret
of February 1919, hr will he u1dsr yto necessity.
however di,agrccable it Nay be- 10 him, Of enlorc
ing payment .......
&C OWEN, late Sheriff
levis,llr. November ll lsls lG-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
ofec

| WILL srll my cotton r,aalaiiaa s.aag, IA
/ The eoaaiy 81 Lafayette, wet sitls of Rcd aiv
et. iozHlhtf With one hundred accInatad SAVES
The sl1ck Of ever denomination. consisting af
uaura, hofses. cattle, sheep and lags. iamin.
utensils. household and kiioaru. furniture. \
credit Of oaf 10 tea yean may be effected. Sllh
Interest ifam date.
WILLIAM WYNN
Auan.t alaleis-3f.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY

HEllE Trustees of This Institution, lafr plcasare
IN announcing 10 the public, that the ex.
ercses Of the Male department were commenced
on the I'D ut, under the charge OF tue Rev. Il.
&. fnwEArr, us Superintendent
The course Of study has hrrn divided IN ihrre
easses, ai the following prices per session Of i've
muulhsi
for The Primary Cass, sig no
For hr Second Glass, embracing
Reading, Writing. Typography.
Afilhmelic, History English
Grammar Ne, lG 90
For the rhrd Glass, embracing
languages, Mathematics, &c,, 20 90
nnd ler Of 80 eeuis from each pupil flf wnnd,
durng the winter srssiar.
oar purth Of lie tuition frcs of each s,ulrnt
will be required IN advance, and tha residue al ibe
rnd ol the sessian and il IS hoped that parrnlr
aud guardians viii be- prompt IN their payments,
as The sueeess of the Institution depends much ON
The Observance Of lhis fequs.lIun.
by ofder Of thr laah
JOHN u TRthBLE, Treasurer
Washington, November /, ISIS. 46-iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
1 LMANAcsi NLMANNcst -ALNNN.

1 EMANAGSt ALMANACSa ALNAS.
\ ACS.-iaf u Jayne WanId hereby inform
tlr Isatlie that be publishes unnually far efa-
lalous disgrbaian, o himsslf aud all h fruiz,
an AlmuHs called la1ue's Medical Almanar. and
t.uIda 10 hcalih, i.r calculations far iLhs A.
manae ara made with rzsat care end sesuaey
and lpf iisr dlilrffrl lAiitndes uHd l.Bueludfs.
- as 10 mahe Them equally useful a. Calendar
m every PaH of the tnitrl slii=s and British
Notb Amercs. They are printed GA good paper.
and with handsome new type, aud sfr nraliy
b1uud and hri'Ir1 being the nratr.i aud n,a.i
accurate Calendar u the rnird Stalec. they cou.
iaI' large amount OF valuable information suit
I'd 10 the shHi- If no, and Of HAT uH too, which
cannot be iotud in tsofs
liz Catalogue q! nlpatrs. with remarks aud
directions lof their removal i really Invaluable
snu make them welcome vislefs Ia every housc
They rnter Every flia ly Should possess At least
on OF these Annual. Hls Almanac iof lsil, Is
noa ready ior disinbaliou Of which hr designs 10
Fnbt,h st least Two Mlons. aud ia ordrr that
very family IN the un ed Stats and Brush
America, may be furnished With a copy, he here.
by invites Merchant. and siorke-pefr 10 forward
lhr.f ofd"f' 10 him us 81 rly as possible and they
siall De- supplied era,ntor.ly.r With - many
cop'rs ls they may deem neersary TO supply ihcir
slrou' customer. They are ulso invited At tin
same time 10 send copy Of their Business
Cord which wal be printed und pI.ccd on the
cover ol the Almanac, srui them, also without
rbirrc
They ar also requested 10 .-vr al necessary
direct pns how tho Almanacs should be- forwarded
10 them. by law they cannot be- srnt By mail
until the postage i lri pbd on them here
Orders pet PaJ, dteird 10 1r y. JArNG,
Philadelphia. will meet wllh prompt attention.
Families rHn obtain these Almaui e. gratis Or
. an u r.hlLLlAMS, Agent isf
The sii- of nf Jlyncs Family Medicines.
November ISIS 80 It
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Frqm Tie n. O. Pieaguae.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct p. lsts.

fAAAhhAN iHNlNAAhs AIil# A7iEas
The lelteN by the Bdlana came 10 hand on
Thursday aud although they were far from baiug
encouraging, a TAR demand prevailed on that iay
aud The sales reached l01n balrs Yesterday the
inquiry was less active still 1000 bairs shnnard
hnnd.. To-day tie market Is unsettled hy lhe
adeieesnl the Europa, parties dillifng as Ia The
Ell el which the Revolution IN VIENNA will have
upan the general politics Of Euronr, aud the sales
are limiled 10 Ism bales al irregular prices, there
being a decline Of J. Ia sums ot The transactions
aud none ia aihets. Ga this account we make no
change IN oar quotations The st'cs of the week
sum up ~. .iOl bales, having been principally Tor
Euiope, the Northern buyers Operating 10 & ui.
ledrhgrnl W. quale3
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

The REBELLION Is lRELANp.-A Mr.
Thomas D Arey Ao(iee, who signs him.
seli"A traitor 10 the British Government "
has written letter 10 the Philadelphia
Spirit Of the Times, in explanation Of
Irish aliairs, The cau,e he gives Tor the
nou.commeneemenl ol the rebellion IN
Ireland, IS the opposition ol the clergy,
aud the differences between the Young
Ireland party and the "OConuell fac.
lion. ~. q. BRlaiH.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Coon PAY.-Mr Clifford, the L. :.
Minister 10 Mexico, who Is now return.
ug home after a service Of about four
mollh- pockets rhc following salary Tor
h.. services. Commissioner, outfit, 81.
900 salary, half ycar $500. iuii, So.
500 Ministers outfit $4,000, half a
yrar'- -Rlnry. $1,000, iuiit, S2,j0O.-ioial.
S32. 900 Mr. CliIorl remained ia Mex.
lro just loue enough TO draw the above
salary, and now rciircs Ia give some other
gentleman chance 10 serve hi. country
IA thr same profitable manner
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Notice

T WILL. oilaf ai puhlie aar,isn, Al tie Ies ,ue,
Of lames e Edsafa, Ca The 3Hih inst, the
following aHisles. 70 WIT
One light one.hcpe llnggy and harnsss. ora
Male; one EisM.day Cloek. one Dining Tal'e,
Table NaH; one RIDE Gun; one Silver W.u,
one Saddle, sc
HELEN 4. " EDWARDS
Admx Of u . Edward. deed
Sept llih, 1880
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

A Regiment OF Mounted Ridcmen is
being enlisted in Missouri and Ohio, for
service 100 Oregon, and will cross the lra-
uir early noS. spring.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

EXTRAORDINARY SrEEp.-Thc packet
schooner Boston Capt Laybold, arrived
at Halifax on the 18th inst, in passage
Of thirty hours from Boston, which, if the
report be true is Gvc hours shorter than
the passage was ever made Ivy the Eng
lish steamers.