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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-18

AMERIcANAND ENGLISH WoMEy.-Tbe Amer
'cam ri at eighteen is one of the most beautiful
OF iV'hg beings, but at thirty she is passe At
lorty the English women is in her prime.
Whence comes the difference--from their res
pect'vc habits of living. The American woman
IIves IN hot houses and takes very little exercise
aproau' ana when she does, she is i'll protected
againt the Weather. The English woman r;des
walks, practices archery and other exercises in
the open air, and isalways properly clad to meet
the eX'genccs ofhe weather Hence her beau
ly is perennial bloom. One is hot house
plant that wlthcrs on exposure, the other a har-
dy tree that tlourshes in every phase ofweather.
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MEETING OF THE WING MEMBERS OF THE LIZ
wings of the Legislature OF
Maryland, held a meeting OH Thursday night, at
which the following resolutions were adoptec:
Resolved, That the wings Of the Legislature
recommend the wings of the State to assemble
i'll primary meetings, at such time and place, III
each county, and the city Of Baltimore, as may
suit their convenience, and appoint delegates to
meet in State Convention, in the city "i Balti-
more, in the second Thursday of May next, to
select delegates TO represent the State IN the
Wing National Convention, to be held i'll Phila-
delphia on the It'll day of June following, to
nominate candidates for President and Wee ne
sdent; and to nominate Electoral candidates Tor
the next Presidential election.
Resolved, That each county, and the city oil
Baltimore, be represented in said State ConNcn-
ton as they are in the Legislature OF the State.
Resolved, That this meeting intend that the
Representatives from each Congressional ois-
,rct shall have the right, at the State Conven-
ton, 10 propose their own Elector
BEARER OF DEsPATcuEs.-We learn says the
Pc,yune of the 9TH inst, that MIR. freaner, WHO
carried on to Washington the treaty negotiated
! by Mr. Trist, arrived in town yesterday on his
return to Mexico, lie is again the bearer o
desnat ches, and only awaits the arrival OF me
mail from the North TO take his departure. we
| understand that he goes over to Vera Cruz OF
the Edith, which steamer was expected Y" ie1''
on the morning of the 9TH inst, at . O'CLOCK.
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"HARp TINE ComNG BOYS. "-Of the
twenty millions of inhabitants in the Uuted
States there are abont $500, 900 legal voters.
Were these voters required to square up the
expenses of the Administration as they oc.
cur, they would have to pay an average OF
FORTY DOLLARS EACH for national expenses OF
single year.
WARM WINTER. A writer in the Sa-
lem Register states that he finds the pres
ent winter the warmest within the last
seventeen years The mean heat has
been % per cent. greater than the aver
ace of the seventeen years.
The following question is being de-
batcd at the Franklin Lyceum, down
East-"Whch will corn man quickest,
a pint of brandy, OF tight boot" The
President decided in the negative.
ALMosr UNpREcEDENrED.-The SPECIAL
train which bore Mr. Clay 10 New ovk,
,assed from Camden to Misunderstanding
s,oppages-m onc Au'adred ana MY "''e
minutes!
Major Burns, the author of the ccle-
bratei Leonidas letter, the Philadelphia
! DuIletin saws, is native ofPennsvlvanla.
He was formerly Cashier Of the Lebanon
Bank.
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A PREDICAME NT.-The editor OF the
Brownsville Free Press makes the following
prediction as tolhe strength Of the different
asprants for the Presidency before the Wing
National Convention
We predict tina! the Hon. Henry Clay,
will receive in Convention, the vote OF the
following eastern and northern States viz
New York, Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont
Massachusetts, Maryland and ONO making
90 votes. Aud we also predict that uener-
al Scott will receive the vote in oonvenloh'
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey Delaware
Connecticut and New Hampshire, which
oives 4s votes! This vote united, WhicI
we also predict, will make TAG votes, snIii-
c,eut 10 1--WE either Of them the nomination
gMr. Clay has been enlife.y success S u - -
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LIBERIA New York Journal of Com

LIpERIA-The New York Journal of Com
merce. has an article on Liberia.
in which it remarks that the existence of an
independent republic of free J'acks on the
continent. comprising population Of So
900 souls, including natives who have been
incorporated into the colony, is the most re-
markabe phenomena OF modern times
This estimate was given by Gov Roberts
on the third of January last, and is no doubt
essentially correct. "ln this growing colo
nv,n says the Journal, (Which now extends
300 miles along the coast, the English Ian
guace is that which will ultimately prevail,
and is already spoken 10 great eXtenl.'
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Tulicots-Just opened 8 cases of the hes
v makes Of neat and rich dark prints from e
IL l-2ctS
Nov, ~, n w PALMER .fgcnt
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&tatnetts.-A good assortment of cheap sati
bDmc,ts Just received and selling very fast at
Market street,
Nov Al. n. PALMER, .3rC mt,
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A imrs-.7 large assortment OF wide black
Va and colored gimps for trimmings clc6ks
and visctts, just received at 81 Market st WI
mington Del
Nov, Gal, n w PALMER, Agent.
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part
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Satin sirp, and bar. aud Monterey plala',
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do all silk pIads, hams, in variety.
do Woratrd pIaidS. French and English
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mode coI"'s' great variety
rr4nrb NI,r;non. & Th;Iit Cloths.
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No INSTRUCTIONS Delegates to the
Wing National Convention have now
been elected in Philadelphia city and
county-whlch include the first, second,
third, and fourth Congressional districts
of Pennsylvania, and in no case have
instructions been given.
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u~z>Mr. Clay has been entirely successful IN
In: roceut cause before the u S. Supreme Court.
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Cloth for Cl"aks aut
Goats, Castnncrcs wool
blk. ana fancy :5atlnet,
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Those in want Of Goods at fair prices and
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presented, vii! please call as above at
G.. W. klDD'S.
81 Market st. w lImngton.
Dec nth Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
RECALL, OF GEN SCOTT.

The following is from the Washington correspondent
of the Phl delpha Public Ledger, The reply of the
President the inquiry addressed hm by the House
Il representatives. will probably show how far the
statements here inside are We'll founded:
IVY AsHlNGroN, r.5. I.
70 DAY tn Whole correspondence ot Gc1s. Scott and
Taylor with the VA Department has been ~ led for
the Iouse aud VII doubt be furnished by tie Peas
den. On this suhIc The administration vii have less
hesitation Than IN gard Ia the INSTRUCTIONS giyca I'll
Sldci and other matters relating 10 uur diplomacy
with Mexico. General Scott, it will be louud has not
been guarded IN his writing a~ he IS canll IN la,
military movements. lie complained IN hopes 81 bong
spohc and Ia have considered himself not only
the clie but The on instrument Which the admin,sira
ton could act with lie asked orhs reH IN hopes Qf b.
Ing persuaded Ia rtHdi,, 0td Al hst aiSr,}ad. that
he should hue ms ish This stold be comPafbie
nth the public serrce and suit The pleasure :. The P,oi-
dent
OF COURSE Gen. Scott as awa:s wrote YOU virtl-
AT recalled. and mol merely suspeHd,d. The latter
l-sr.y expressive of the fact that there are rei-
sons Tor his recall. The Court OF Inquiry VIII hnng
these IN light and show thai Gen Scott : direct oil Ice
was not military. bui assumption Il piomac po'e@
N. Scott. ina word, adrised M Tni. attcr Tie lat
Ter recalled. 10 entertain he preEa5dlOns q pece,
and he became thus Indirectly the author al least eo
peraor IN the negotiations. Gen. Sooll bad author
y do SO, aud cradle Tor tie act, Lut The al
minislration will not be rigorous in regard 10 him, and
cnptes itself with making on the charge and Withdraw
ing Gen. Scott from the command of The army.
On the a 5ovc statement, the Now York Courier and
Enquirer rJlnarks as ioltoWs:
II seems therefore. Ia the first place, that the De
partnent pretend To recall Gen. Scott In cumpbance
wih his request and then. as II from appre
hension that such recall world not be Sufficiently IN
sung. charges preferred 10 justify his suspension
and those charges, II appears, resove themselves
SIMPLY INTO this. that Gen Scott hat atdd N negotiating
difcdiY n pedCC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24

son Of JrfaJ.on. Wallace. Wright, Tnnln. Harrison OF
Loud .un Bra I'd Mcrelnh .f.jmads,a. Oldham, Bow ne
If NJ. ih-ws Mlad sseN, Coleman. " hiin. Michael
k-ll-s Peraw. tu~psr, VERIFY. hasse. farmer III Fat
| .'rs, Cache NonAck. hises. G.odsia. Conway and
lrrct1vr--'Fl
4 biH IA lnaErsrac tEe iardaa's Furnace and
Rlchbnoge runpko company "is iabcn up an4 pa'
ski.
\ Sili t. f-sreRae The rs lilse Turnpike eonPany
e4mc up is st-.ud read ~
NJ Rive askiH4 an cNI iauatIan # the : heht. Dir
Floyd y famed - chartcitf and espi' ssit tie olin
bal II 0osid BE 4a l'fsf'aa' sed 'alalc nj fo'e
mepi.
Air Rvss moved an smendueui regulnng the private
subscr plias lc Actually pad brIoe ihc States sub
scripilua shall he made.
Mr. flnyd applseJ TIM snngdpenl AID o1cre In nserl
the uefs gensslly used. va 'sneens rr-pns able In
pay d" but Mr Rrrx Insisted on his amendment winch
Ms jected b, the House.
o. motion II Mr. Flayd. the word solvent" insct
tel hf 70 III word ''-ahsr riPtnp."
The bill VAS lbcn of ersd Ia be casrrsrd.
Naears ls considered on tier Nc, nd reading
snl uHier,i la ,e engfoss'J.
INNtlIBI TIC AND TENNESSEE Raj. ROAD
/ he bill incorporating the isncbbufg and Tennessee
RaI.aad company coming np"u1ls ssc"ud rIdtn1. an
10 toa Il NJ BufNc the bill LAID upon the table
al made lie o,der oflbr Jay Ion Monday nexi
o. moti#nUi Nj M3yn. lie llau~, tod, up bill ma
hing The Captain otbe Public Guard superintendent Al
tn paAe buildings aud concernns tie doafkeepcr 9TH
Council,
Mr. llavmood made some huuor Us inquiries "A To the
ahJ,eis d the bill. winch alf Mayo bncny "Npained
>aue discussion cnsard IN wheh tiesr atnlmen, Nj
T i.auisf and Alt spYall tuok pad.
Nh ii7smoud eApJe~scd the conviction that The Public
Guard uar nuisance. He Stat 4 that lhr soldiers
Il ls euatd wef, nop PERMITTED guarl the inner wall
at hr pruentiaf, and he Superintendent empsycd neu
II the purpose He believed tlat ten would b. SUI
6el.af /, gaatl thu reneallarY
VI Masa it missed 10 abswef the views Of Mr. " on
lI- - J.Ht. - fhe proper timr.
H. -aH. tl l. "a vas d>ed compensation Ia lhr
Superintendent al PGslc buildings Tor tie duties and "a
FeI..s imposed tIoa nm /, the bii.
NJ Sossli made same remarks. tfsho" thai the h
n.'Id pr,ducc saving. instea1 q Az inctsass, Il
tElsc
ll Floyd uose,l pr'si~n. requiring the amount o
e.Ieaaafe i, =, greslef thsa It 10 al pfesrt-rtgc
ira
Thu !si Wa ii.ra utJc'.i ~ - .rs.ti ~ a afs,
lssg'r1v-
- u-. 80 q Nt rer.s.
} ite-ss sltsyJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24

{, y hn emma dcd t4eH efpcial 4 communication
"nl the Doc lie Nh ann Lea. sal, who VIE IA the
lasella Real. II was thus ascatlanel hat HE hsuf'
g'nis had appointed three commuters, bcb had ssai
10 The Due de Map nuie declaring thai he psoPlf de
nssnIrd III constitution 81 1872. aud the oeny 81 lhe
press. hs drlpand heinz rejected. It decided 10
bJlnhard the c, bni The Count d'Aqma, VIM had the
command IN cief i tie expedW dad nos dunk III Ia
resort to this nie.snso. wnhmi further instructions li.In
The king, and uccprdei, returned Naples On the III
Az tue Ioresaess at Pamsro bad left tie Guy and c1=
ba ked.
loNroN. Jao. 28-Dy the steamer Se>f slrls. Inch
i'tt Naples lac lS and arrived Mars llits IN 1e
I'D Ne have further particular, ol HE suffect"a Ia
SICILY. NpIhn outstanding the usual severe measures re.
sorted 10 by the NrapoIian government 10 eslinet The
transmission u intelligence, enough has tansplrfd 10
rendtr 1t certain thai the Whole population OF Sicily
men. women. and children al. IN open revolt.
On the Slh the King # Naples was expected Al
Rome Ia coulter with The Pope and l,rd Nllnlo md Il
possible, 10 devise sone means o coming 10 an ttca'
arrangement with his reyalled subjects.
General Gabrielle formerly an officer in the frrnrh
army, had just been made by he Pope minister o Wal
This nomination of aic Ia. the ministry has Produced
an excellent effect.
Letters from Rome, Of the l9h instant, announce thai
the CousuIla had pr, scented address the Pop,
commencing The r.rgauzltiun of lie army, and the I'M
probate armament Of the civic guard thtops hout the 10
dunlo,ons.
l.ontbardy remained undslurb,d bu. the interchange
Of insults between The Austrian roop5 aud certain class
d HE inhabitants frequent that deporllle con
sequences apprehended. Several arrests had
ilken place IN Coma Il Rome oil appeared tranquil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nh ilafaisoa, fro.o the eon.mi tee on Military AfaiIs
.rcp1ntd ' resolution p,JylanG t9I lalgnctIs tho
service ii titss. : a..
he reslui5p .isiug rise lodcaaie Vas lad over un
Cor ilc ulc.
Mr. kag. faan the committee ma Naval A6.igs, II
7 ed ei.I mahms siaa. %. i.J..s Us 10 D,nrga
l.Hl kuaas
The reference lie hi gase r,el, sa.oc debate
In bili VS.. however. ftld VICE aud referred olhc
committee ~ Public Lands
The ilmsc taeu res lived ;slfiuo a Committee Of he
Whole, and prceedcd TO the consideration Of rrsa'e
Bills. The hill for the relief Of the heirs Of John Paul
jones WAS passed-y.as %. nays Il.
The committee, after pss>ig several bills, ruse and
reported inihc House the Bill Tor the Ieleg " the hlfs
Of john Paal jones. Which passed ihr House 10y the
san vote II had previously received IN the mites Of
the Nh-r.
o. motion, the ll5p.e then ali uncd aycrto Mou
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
DOMESTIC lNrELLlGEN T..
APPOINTMENTS BY IIEpREslDENr

ByGHd ,cith lie aieice and coagcui otitc Sc4atc.
Bfryel Capt Oscar /. Nm,bip. assistant slJuiant
general. Ia be assistant aau ant genel with the aese
rank Of major. Dee u, isl7 vice AlcC all, who sacaes
his stan commission.
Firsl I.lcu, DIN Carlos Bncl of the Sd regiment of
infantry. la be assistant adutan general with the breve
rank of captain, January 49, 1913. VICE inShp, pro
NOTED assistant adnaa general With HE bseret rank Of
ma
H. Lyons Of rr>as. assistant surgeon in the vol
uueet service Of the aii,d States b. Tucker de
clined
Second Lieut. I'm J. Peck &c fist lieutenant III
the "a regiment of artillery, March 3, lol5, 10 I'll an or
ginal vacancy.
Ghas y Fletcher, If New Hampshire, to be assistant
commssary. vie jones, discharged by the Temporary
reduction of the volunteer fIrc's.
VIM. :. Brown. of Michigan. 10 be assistant mis-
sary for the regiment Of volunteers clled into
from that Stais
James n Snowden If Penn 10 be treasurer of the
mint # the United States at Philadelphia in place of /
saae Roach removed.
Siml C. Taylor If Icxls 10 be consul Of the Emitted
States for the p,rt Of Santa Martha. in the republic Of
New Granada IA te place Of ; afhcy GrInaIds, resign
cd.
Richard c. + Brown. Of Arl,,nsas, to be agent for
The Cherokee Indians, III the place o Ja, Neki~sek, lie
ceased.
Thos H. Hyatt. Of New YTk. to be consul for The
ri Of Belfast III the place ol los W. hpm, dec,as-
ed.
William r. Sellfts, to be deputy pps,ma,cr at VII
mlngton. in the Sa'o OF Deanare-reappoaled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
I =. SENATE.
Ws.mSGros. Feb. ls-p NJ

The FIRST business before the Srnaie biz relative
10 ogniPHsttnn Ia Pds,raslers. which was pass d.
NJ Baldwin suhni'i,d res In ION drciafg ilal
tu,Huais le5rd and cote.rd "a NsNlct.,ueu 10 b
spIlal 10 he liquidation = cains ii Az enr4a cltlens
agsasl the Government Il MeAtri afcuuHg 10 eAl,l
re- 'eales
Tie resolution vas erlfJe, Ia be printed.
Che senate thrn pfoceedrj u the consideration IT be
IEN REGisL>T BuI.
Dir Grse ne. being cniillel ne nvr. addressed tie
erasfo at eagh. lie condemned the policy Of the Ad-
EilnisraIinn IN regard TO the Nar.
Mt Mason has the d.oron ibs question, ior Monday
arNt.
1he senate thcn adjourned over 10 Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
THE LAST PEACE EUNoR

We received slip from Me Richmond Examine.
Tuesday nigh, containing The nETmaii,n given h.,
which We LOST ~ time in laying before uur Town ,..,
III a" extra. The news is highly graiit,ipp III.
no reason 10 doubt lis authenticity Il is tnty c,..
that Gen. Scott has, On his own responsibility ,o5'
The Irojef ot 4 treaty. terms more fayofalle a.
those winch MI 1nsi pr posed at 1acuIaya. and m,
the Alexcan Congress Is ready To rality IN. s,,,.
The question o an honorable peace. therefore res, -
Mr.. Polk WI he reject the lrojet ? We do No.,
eve he will. We link he will lay ii belre tic Sa.
ale. he did the Oregon naty, aud we are yer, c.;
that body will Counsel its ratification We cam,
therefore, but believe that peace ID near at hand II
be, doubtless, calling enough to Mr. Polk, ,ha, c.'
Scott, Ahoa he has just attempted 10 degrade s,,,
have el Used his brilliant military by maxim,
treaty Of peace.
We repeat, that we have implicit confidence in bo
news, and belle We thai peace is at hand.
From he HjcAmaa E4fnacr, (Er,rqA
ARRIVAL Or TIE NEW ORLEANS
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
From Ii, q S'oa .Nias.
PARTISAN rlCklNGS Up.

The Americans IN Paris, have b5sa busly discussing
the separation OF Young married couplrthc husband
being the Youngest ct Yorkshire t.aJl aud aRarbr
1.-THE Brush Legation here the salary deriyahle from
winch lac has assigned his u,on>laH spouse. leaving
himself but his Sc2ny patrlmonlal allowance. The par
lice ndicaicd pth sufficient precision to warrant
the assumption obey Save II IN pin, IN Engand) tina,
The other party is Miss Mac Tavlsh. of Baltimore, Who
married the noble scion Of the lonse Of Howard AT Paris
years since, after she had created sensation
at Lord tonle3's private ihratrcals They have been
AT ioggefhelds oeire but reconciliation effected
by lar relation u the bride grpnu he Duchess Il Snlh
,rland. Ih,s time lire husband strongly GOWN
eei h close hscyts
Talking low. old Lord C5renay has orlered the
lash scuftqr. /! gn ~ t'ert a memorial in Tie
cinch ol II s'dart. Rome, lie acYe Of hs onl-
SHIPS first 1--we. the daughter Of the Immortal tuian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-24
MIR. NlIMOT.

We are very much at a loss to know why this unfur-
lunate gentleman should have become suddenly the OBJ
iecl Of such bitter denunciaon The part of the South
ern Loco Foco press. We pass by the gralulaions
which We're poured upon his re election by the OH
cal organ, though il has since admitted that it knew,
at the time he nnqtncPIed. |, capnot be that he
moved the Pruviso which bears his name. That was
done before the Union called upcu the Democracy IL
re'ice his Congress. after having voted o
Mr.. Walkers IaSif bil. Moreover, the PSoviso when
be moved il is well known, is sustained by the mass VI
ths party in the Northern States. With the vsu Bureps
father and son--st their head. Ia this respect. he
stands in obnoxious light than thousands whom
thu papers which denounce him delight to honor. l.
ca'nui be. presume iha, be moved resolution, The
uher day, for raising FIVE mi lions Of dollars by dITect
nNalIn-rlsc why not i.c lde la The oboquy Mr. Rhe''
who has 1ern wiring. in The grea literary organ Of Inc
party in favor Of that mode d. raising supplies Or'c'
taxation. we have always thought, considered "n
damental principle with The free trade gentry. we
know nothing which Mr.. WiIloot has done, in wh'ch
he is not counrenanced by The distinguished leaders
oths Paryexcept il be the abuse which he lately ''
lsed upon the venerable government editor And,rSe"
this respect he has poi been singular. though many
his associaics are prudent to express what they "''
on the subject. We'd not justify the violence " ''
lliaFk made by Mr. Wimo, on Mr.. Richie, though 10
qcied in sell defence. The great age Of the later s'o'''
have protected him from such assault.