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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-26
Later French News.
New YORK, July II

NEW DIRK, July II, I. VI.
The steamer Niagara, one Of the new
Cuuard vessels, arrived a, Boston this
morning. She sailed on the - INST, and
has therefore made The passage n less than
twelve days.
She brings the particulars Of a terrible
conflict al Paris, OF which we received te.
legraphic intelligence by the Caedonla.-
The difficulty commenced through some
misunderstanding Of the Mayor and Ar
mand Marrast. IN an interview with The
deputslion. On Thursday nigh. BARR.
cades were erected through he city. The
rappel was instantly beaten and the Nation.
al Guard called out. The insurgents seiz.
ed that portion Of the city about the Eau
bourg 81. Antoine, and threatened the Ho.
tel de Vile. On Friday the fighting be.
gan. The insurgents were at first success
iul. Lamartine rode out with Gen Cava.
ignac and staff and was conspicuous 10 his
; endeayors to restore order.
Il was at length found necessary to use
, the artillery, but al night the tnnente had
gained both ground and strength. On Sat
HiuhE luc Rs-cH'uiJ ucSih'cb 'S'h eH p''
+ manence. The Government resigned AM
b the supreme executive authority was give
J. To Gen. Cavaignac, who declared Paris /
e a state Of selge. The whole day, with th
d. exception Of Iull during thunder storr
-e was spent in fighting, which was a,tende
t, with grea, bloodshed. Towards night tn
Is scene became awful, troups were pourln
10 IN from the departments, and the conle
D. was desperate,
- The PFesidcn, Of the Assembly has sine
n announced that after frighttu sacrifice
I'D life, the Government had completely su
IN pressed the revol, on the left bank OF Il
e. Seine, and tina, Gen. Cavaignac had Civ
,f, those on The right side until ten o'clock
e. surrender. The fighting however cont
ued all day.
On Monday, Gen. Lamoriciere arriv
he with relnforcemen,s, aud after ten hou
more Of terrific slaughter, the Governme
wi troops we're entirely victorious, the ms,
gents being either slain, scattered or ca
Tor tured.
On Tuesday all signs Of resistance b
Us disappeared, together with other evIdens
are OF disorder. Over FIVE thousand prison'
EN- were taken, and commission has been
J a pointed 10 try those who were arrested
ND arms. The insurgents, and especially {
women, had treated those who fell il
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their hands with the most cruel baIbarlsy.
The hands and feet Of some were cut of,
and others tortured in every conceivable
manner. four dispatch at this point is
somewhat obscure.
The loss of life in this affair has been
tremendous, and is estimated at between
eirh, aud ten thousand. Six Deputies and
fourteen General Officers lost their lives
in the struggle. The Archbishop of Paris
was rulhlessly shot down while approach
ing the insurgents 10 an endeasor to le'
store peace.
Ii is universally conceded that the bra.
very OF Lamarline has saved the Republic.
The troops all embraced him, u,tering loud
cries Of 1--WE la Republic !"
Several changes have taken place in the
French Ministry. Admiral lie Blanc has
refused TO act as Munster of Marine, and
NJ. Baslride has been appointed 10 that of.
fee. Gen. Bedeau has been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
NJ. Marie has been elected President OF
the Assembly. Gen. Cavaignac is strongly
recommended as President Of the Republic.
Nearly all the prisoners taken in Paris
had gold in their possession. Assasslna'
tons have become frequent--lhey eener'
ally take place 10 the discontinued quar-
tiers, and are consummated by poison IN
some instances, and in others they are
openly murdered.
In the house OF one Of the insurgents
was found the draft Of decree written IN
pencil. In it were the following:
Article |. Al citizens who pay more
than 200 francs taxes shall be deprived OF
their civil aud political rights for the space
Of len years.
Article 2. All property, rea and person
al, belonging TO citizens Who have exercls'
ed public functions since l1l5, 10 conhs.
Gated.
Article 8. The Constitution Of France
shall be that Of 1893.
Article A. The army is disbanded'
The estimates of the killed and wound.
ed in Paris differ materially. II will pro.
badly prove abou, fifteen thousand On both
sides. About forty thousand insurgents
were engaged.
The French departments are generally
tranquil.
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Whipped In.

The ChaJoue On. c. Journal need
no, parade W as going for TAYLOR and FIl,
more because We said, when we first heard
OF the nomination, that 1t was a strong
ticket; we take 1t back, aud confess our
error. The Journal man msy chronicle
this if he pleases, aud this further that It
ia very probable we will go for CASS d
BUTLER, and as the Camden Journal
goes-so goes the Sla.e.-Camden Jour.
VIVA, has either Taylor or Fillmore
done, Mr.. Camden Journal, since you
" first heard Of the nomination, to make
tho ticket" less strong than when you frat
thought it TO be "There nrc more ways
than one to go around stump bu, you
have certainly gone under il, in trying to
&c, on the opposite SIDE.
We take it back and confess our or.
ror yes, and shortly you will have to
take it back and confess another error !"
il you say now, the Taylor and Fillmore
ticket Is not strong one.
We did no, parade you as going for
the Wing Ticket; we wish We could have
given the Camden Journal credit for as
much independence, bu, we are too fully
appraised Of the way your party drills re.
iractoiy spirits into the ranks, to suppose
tor moment, that you could long hold ou
agains. their discipline but as for you,
going for Cass--wc are lille surprised
you should do it so soon after your phil
l'ppic against the Georgetown Commander
and your urgent call for Southern Con
, vention.
AS the Camden Journal poss-so sos,
the State" That is little bit Of vanity
that we can say nothing against; it is SC
4 natural.
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The President has directed that il be
announced in General Orders, that deser.
tiers from the army, at large, may peacea.
bly, return to their homes, without being
subjec, to punishment or trial on account
Of such desertlon. No reward or expen.
ses will be allowed for experimenting any
soldier who deserted prior to the order
nor will any dsserler be allowed again 10
enter the army.
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CHINESE DENTIST.

The dentsl pitches his tent on arriving,
aud un!olds TO The adIlrlng crowd huge
scroll, on which, a, the LEFT SIDE, are eel
forth bis home, Place OF birth, &c. +; The rest
Of the scroll speaks Of ms fame aud skill ~
cleansing, curing, aud knosIedge OF the
mouth 10 genera; II this fails to obtain
customer, he opens box after box, prydJ-
cling hundreds OF human teeth on winch he
lectures, declaring each large and decayed
tooth 10 have belonged 10 prince, duke,
or high mandarin, VINO bonored him vita
his palronaI e, and saved himself from The
most terrific tortutes. Should a bys.and-
er at las. be attracted and offer his mouth
for inspection, the instruments are prodo-
ced, and # extraction be required II is done
With much EXPERIENCES he shows The IN
stfument 10 the crowd, describes It's uss
aud power, aud as an illustration Of 1t
draws the tooth. while the sutier imagine.
he 10 merely going 10 show bow he wou't
do il. II cleansing IS required, he eshIb
lis his instruments, one BY one. alternately
after the operation - performed ne recon
men1s his powders; tried several, al
detected strong utxture VI camghJr II
all. Thus he CONTINUES, until having re
NAMED a short space without a cus,one'
he packs up and moves TO another couye
meat spot Forbs' China.
The following are tho proverbs Of tn
Yankee which his mother taught hun
By making kaIfe.oiades Of lead. you vi
run no risk oi cutting your fingers.
Marry runaway ~lle # posi- bic, 4
she will be ashamed 10 runaway twice.
WheO any body charges you with d
houesl action Of which you are guilty, sta
at them with sstonIshmenf, and LEI the
perceive that you are not scared many
knavs gets comfortably through the 40,
IN tha. way.
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PoR The COMMONS,
Can't. ". A. HARRISON
J n. DAVIS. Esq.
DR. J. J. WILLIAMS.

~ We are authorized TO announce JOS II.
WILSON, ESQ.,, a candidate to represent the
Counties of Mecklenburg and Union, in the
House Of Commons Of the next Legislature OF
n orth Carolina.
We sre authorized to announce Maj CHAS.
D McGINNIS as a candidate to represent The
counties OF Mecklenburg and Union in the House
Of Commons OF the next General Assembly
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WEDNESDAY,. July &c, lsAs.

III WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain adver.
tisemen,s and subscriptions. and to grant receipts
QTE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fh'ls.
delph;a. authorized TO obtain Advertisements and
procure subsc riptions.
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Election the Sd Of August.
FOR GOVERNOR
CHARLES MANLY.
OF WAKE.

owe are authorized to announce THOMAS
n. ALEXANDER, ESQ., as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Sheriff OF MecAlenburg
county, al the ensuing August election.
ITWe are authorized 10 announce Col. JOHN
NJ EARNHARDT as a candidate for the office
Of Sheriff Of Mscklenburg county, at the ensu'
ing August election.
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~ Owing TO pressure Of Job Work
and the absence Of hand. 90 paper will
be Issued from this Office ueHt week.
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Captnin Caldwell.

Cnpi. Green w. Caldwell has arrived y WI
and hss boon warmly welcomed by his 'f'c'''
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Candidate. for Meek!enoarg & Tn,0a Counties
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FOR THE SENATE,
Capt. JOHN WALK Err
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

changes all over the South and West are in our
favor, with the exception Of Philadelphia, which
somehow continues to keep us in debt in spite OF
free trade which was to have been her ruin
within the last four days three or four hundred
thousand dollars in coin have been received here,
and large sums IN American gold have been de-
posted in the Banks for want Of a better market.
The amount of duties paid in just now is quite
large, but hardly ten per cent is IN specie, SO
that the quantity of coin in the Sub-Treasury Is
gradually diminishing. The Treasury Notes,
however arc being rapidly absorbed. The Banks
are now becoming strong in coin, and the gov
eminent weak. Gentlemen from Washington
say that the war is losing its eclat and is in fact
II heavy burthen on the administration. The ten
regiment bull, it is said with confidence, will hot
pass aud loans only with moderation, and on
such terms that they cannot be obtained with the
war aud Sub-Treasury both on hand. These
things being confirmed by little further expert
ence, will remove apprehension and make mon
ey plenty again. The way in which the busi-
ness men have stood up during this proof. pres.
sure, will make them very confident in each 9th
er when it IS fairly over After all, prudence is
one of the very best mercantile graces in such a
country as Ours Journal of Commerce loco.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
Nrws of the lOeeti.
Later from Vera Cruz.

The ship Tahmaroo arrived at New Orleans
on the l7lh ull., from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed on the 9Th.
There had been farther outrages by the guer.
lllas. A wagon train had been attacked, aud it
was believed that large amount OF properly had
been seized.
The train which left on the 3D., for the capital,
was attacked by strong guerilla force Of from
$50 10 400, at Santa Fe. Lieut.. Walker, who
had been left some ten miles IN the rear, hearing
OF the attack, having ten rfemen, with some
wagons, which had not been able TO keep up,
moved on TO Santa Fe, Immediately charged the
guerl!las, and they, without attempting to resist,
scattered, keeping up random fire upon Lieut..
Walkers little party Of thirty men, who, finding
it impossible 20 send forward to the advance, sent
a messenger to Vera Cruz, stating nearly as a.
boVe. Subsequent messengers Two Or three OF
whom are men Of the company, and who were in
the fight, state that Rufis company had been
surrounded, and nearly every a.an cut Off
One OF the men who came with the escort says
that there was only one American killed.
We have learned that "a letter has been re-
ceIved by Gen. Twiggs by The same express,
which estimates our loss at six killed, and that ol
the Mexcans To be twenty killed.
The number OF guerlllas amounted to about
400 men, The snull band under Lieut., Walker
nude noble defence, and tie enemy retrealed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
paul q. NicbO,,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District S., I Montpelier, Jan. 81, lsi5
WILLIAM A. NICHOLS, Of Md1osex, adminsttltor
w on The estate OF Pau, &. Nichols to OF Mdilesex, IN
said district doceused niestae presents his petition this
Cou in writing here, praying for license to sell the whole
OF the real estate OF said deceased, excepting The widows
right OF dover therein, but including the revcson of said
dover, to raise money opay the dtb's due from said
deceased, and the of udmnisraon aedgng that
II necessary 10 sofia part theieo thu personal be-
ng insufficient f said purposes aud tina, part be
sold without injury To those Interested IN Tho remainder
and tho same appearing necessary Nheuupon II Ode
ed by SAID Count that SAID petition be referred session
thereof 10 be holden at tho Probate oicu In said Montpelier,
the l7lh day OF February, A. d. ISIS, at O'Clock r. NJ
for hearing and decsion and further ordered that notice
all concerned be given by publishing the substance of the
subject petition three weeks succesayey In
tho Yeimon Wachm state Jourid prned at SAID Mont
poer all Of which to be before said time hearing aud
clsion that tho may appear said time place. n
cause, and gvo bonds for tho Of said debts
aud expenses the statute Provides 10 prevent said license
being granted.
ny the Court,
Auest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
tue copy OF record,
IS Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. Iegirtsh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
RUMOPS OF PEACE.

Every mail from the South for week has
teemed with reports Of treaty Of peace; some
say treaty proposed-some say treaty signed
by Trist or Scotland some even that such a
document has been received at Washington. -
Folks organ, however, throws cold water on
these rnmors, and all that seems reasonably to be
anticipated is, that Mexico has made a new Of
fer, which will doubtless be sent 10 Washington
to be considered We venture to guess, that the
President will agree to any hing-no matter
what if the Senate, and particularly the Wings
there, will only take the responsibility. In short,
we think he will back out Of this Mexican War;
if he can get such chance as he likes, just as
quick as he did from 81 40: not from principle,
lhough-not that he would not like 10 annex all
Of Mexico, but because he gees very clearly
that he cannot succeed, if lie attempts TO go on in
the mad career upon which he has entered. lie
must see that another year Of War will demolish
his sub.;reasury and lree-trade schemes and bank
rupt the government,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
VERMONT wATCHNAN STATE JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 3, 1913

now commence the work Ia earnest Those who have long
been waited upon complain IT, in default of prompt
payment their accounts handed for legal collection
his Is intended ne tho last notice In this mode. During this
week and the ensuing newspaper bills will be made out and
those indebted arc desired to once, through their
post FREQ in any other suo aud convenient
uo and those who arc indebted for THAI yoar
may expect us to strike their from list and put
accounts in collection From long experience satis
that long Improbable TO publish
or and very unpleasant Subscribers Advance payment
cheapest md easiest for subschers profitable for
the publishers and the pleasanest for both.
Dec % L WALTON g. SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
ANOTHER SEVERE CAsEOF
ASTH

Ia ". HAMPSHIRE cUREDby Dr. HIsTaR's BaLS4M
Seth w Fowle,
Deaf sr;-Hnving for long time been iroubled with Ash-
ma ~ It's worst fnn and alter having tried remedies
all to no ELECT bought of your agent, A. Rowe butlo
OF the balsim OF ia Chy, which relieved mo very much
have continued tn the the returns upon
me, and ma always relieves when nothing else will and
further, have doubt could have bud The " lid cherry
in the first stages othe dsruse that it wouI have ntiely
cured me- e,n confidently Recommend II as very valuable
medicine for all lung complaints.
BENJAMIN ROBINSON
New Hampton, April s, lsi6.
None genuine unless tlgued l. BUTTS on the wappor
For sale by ;. w FOWLE, 1855 Washingtton ST. Bosion,
gTFor sale by o. r. hEDFlELD, Montpelier VI. and
nganIs gonoIallY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

FINAEcIAL.-It is estimated by those who
keep "the run" Of such things, that the whole u +.
mount OF silver and gold shipped to France and
England, beginning with september last, is from
ten to eleven millions of dollars The outward
current seems now to have ceased, except for
the passing of of things already started. The
London Packet this week took 100000 and a
small amount will probably go by the next steam
en- But this coin was purchased before the de-
cline in bills, and is sent forward because it can
not be disposed OF here without loss The ex-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

soRE THRoAT, Coughs, Consumption, Pains in various
OF the body nn other symptoms
sual effects of catching cold.
Hrigh's IrdiaH Fegetabe Pills are a delightful medicine
for carrying off cold because they purge from the body al
bid and corrupt humors in easy and natural
that body eleved Of every Kind of suffering BY
magic From three six o. said Indian Vegetable Pills Ia.
ken every night going 10 bod, will time make
perfect OF the most obstinate rol-at tho time
tho blood ind Other fluids will be- horoug hy purified aud the
completely invigorued hui tho body viii be
restored to sounler health III IN before
Beware of cOuntccIts TALL kinds arc cultod with
sugar others made to resemble outward
the original medicine. The safest to purchase OF
the regular agents only of whom may found ovey
village and town in The state.
NJ-Tho Gonule for sale by s. X. COLLINS, 5. p. RED
FIELD und EASTMAN a. DANFORrI, Montpelier,
New-Ensllud Office, l0s fremont ST. Roson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
Peace.

The Commercial .qdre'tiSsr of Saturday eve.
ming says:
1--WE are enabled to say that there are letters
in the city from Members Of Congress, of both
parties, which declare in the most unequivocal
terms that the outline Of Treaty, or arrange
ment, has been received at Washington, cores
ponding generally with the propositions origin
ally made by Mr. Trist to the Mexican Commits.
sioners, and That IL piH be acceded 10 By the .4d
minisiration."
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TbOnans VinCemt's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Al Probato Court, holden Ut
Washington District So. Probate OH @, In Mouipelic
within for said Dsict the a9ih day Of January A.
D. lsis,-FIeseni the lion. ]. r. Marstou, Judge;
last unent, pu porting be Inst " III and Tesla
N of Thomas Vincent, late VI Pllnhell, in said
District deceased, being presented to tho Cogrt hnfo by
Lewis Vincent the executor therein named Tor Probate
II ordered by SAID Court that all persons concerned ,heio-
In be notified appear session OF said Count TO be hold
en- the Probate Ohee in Aont9olior the .9h day Of
February lS4s at two o'clock r. NJ aHd shew cause if my
they may have, against the PROBATE If said win for which
purpose 1t is iudhe ordered, that copy OF tho record
this he published three weeks suceessey in the Yer
mont Waterman and Stale Journal pri ted NJ Montpelier,
al. previous 10 said time appointed ior hearing
A tue copy oil Re ord,
IS Atiost LYMAN BRIGGS Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

medicine we'll worthy the attention OF the hyscians and
publc-Compound Sarsupafilla and Tomato Biites. This
Is very strong preparation OF tho extract of lraplrl
Tomatoes These articles are too well known to need any
thing SAID in praise OF them suffice II say, this compound
is said by those whn have given IT trial, be far superior
and moro ehoctun than the sarspparila alone. In fact
know of number OF cases where has ;cted
shing puriS ng the blood, whcfo Suapurll, and
other medicines have been taken without the least oect
Reader ok rr know from experience it well wor-
thy your attention. operates as gentle laxative, and
very pleasant article; therefore 1t is easily taken.
81 Romember aud always buy them OF f. BROWN, CO
Washington rtrcct tat his nuno signed tho de
feCtion which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by : +, REDFlELD aud : x. COLLINS. aud
dealers IN medicine generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

The steamer Yallubusha, from the Red River.
with heavy cargo of cotton, bound for New
Orleans, was entirely consumed by fire on the
10th, and lo-ty persons are supposed to have per-
ished with her, either by fire or drowning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

o. Late intelligence from Sanc Fe is not
very encouraging. spirit Of insubordnaion
and mutiny has manifested itself among some of
our officers and soldiers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

SENATOR BAGBY UPON ANNEXATIoN. This
U. S. Senator has written letter 10 a gentlemen
in Tuscaloosa, in favor Of the annexation Of all
Mexico TO the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03
Boston Market, Jan, 30.

VARIOUS ARTICLEs,--JAN. 90.
AsllEs-pots 6, pcnrls 4; small sales, stoc sht
BEESWAX-yelow % o.
BRISTbiS-hm. 30 a 49,
FEArHERS-Nor. 1.-Two geese 81 81.
FURSred fox 25c 81 40, cross 8, silver 35 otter
4, mink Sc g. sable 80 81 IS, boar 81 G, fisher 75c
$3.50, wild cat lOc rs, lynx 81 $50, musquash &c 10,
racoon Sc a 40
GIUE-Am. n 10.
HOpS-fst sort 1877, 10 G nothing doing hu. retail
TALLOW-Am a 6,25, rou Ii consider ible sales of
rendered at cash
WOOL Snxony heecos A. "a SO
Full blood 4la ~ ~
l-2 blood to "a 81 81
Common IA 80 a 81
Lambs super 30 Il 80
TO No. F,-3i 81
do No.2 20 ~
do Nos Ga IL
Foreign 6a2f
Moderate business doing. DAILY Adv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-03

nF9 Col. Fremont's trial is still going on. In
his defence he charges Gen Kearney with per-
jury.
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4t(arrtaoes.

Ia this village, Che Goth u By Rev. L. J. Scott rz-
EKIAH H. REED, Esq, 10 Mrs. AMANDA G. LAME.
In lras6urgh, jan 18Th, by Row. j. Johnson, Mr. William
Ltngto Miss Mary Bryant.