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Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

joseph l. Meek, special agent for thr crrgp
rernlosy, who is nog at Washington e. IS. las
addressed a Circular to Congress. linz urin ihcaf
To take some aciion in relation to rsilh'sHur
ieffilOnil goyemmen, in Oregon. We H4kr Dr.,
following extract
1--WE are wihoul liws--withoul uny municipal
regulations lot the veal Of socic,y--wiihoui arms
ioi our scli.drlcuce-- without organization ns d
preventive against anafohy- aud entirely hbin
doned 10 the mercy OF sAyages. Yet, gsnilrm.n.
You gravoly consider -wlilc these inelanoholy
iaeis must come hone u you -ihs oxp sdiency oil
delaying the qnHslun Of spccor and protection
until The next session Of Congress. We have not
bcen impoHunale m our demands. We have ~.
efc'sed patience, aud thrown ourselves with conf.
drnee upon your ultimate generosity. We have.
while our homes around us have been rendered
desolale by the asc aud torch of sAyasrs. bssscd
Heaven that dag woull come when the ara Of
superior would .. inlerpu.rj 10 arrest ths an
natural carnage, and restore ns 10 comparative
security and this, gentlemen, We have done with.
out fePlning, or brooJng over the agnnIc. already
caused Us But now we brrin to murmur We
see Ia the bckcnngs which aiirnd the measure
now before you, desire 10 exclude us altogether,
or condemn rs again 10 live over scenes aini rn.
dufe pnyhlious to which We have already been
welded too long. What o.us arc your. lnr. Of
Joe jOi yonf ordinances Of lio1' your in ,rinify
boundaries for the prohibition or inhibition nj Via.
vely while country j. groanlng under the ban
Of blood, aud her citizens el LOOSE, Ike Wild beasts
10 herd together, without laws to regulate, aud
without laws 10 control tlen'
We have something risc with which to rug,gc
our attention, than the question of sruludr, vol.
un,afy OF involuntary. Give u, reg mcul oi
troops, money 10 support them. and, ll nrods ho.
llrh combat YOUR political wir liut upt then,
! fmplorc you,in the name Of that people Whose
humble oracle am, 10 refrain from driving Ms 10
an unhappy attentive, the nature aud extent Of
winch must only be known hy comparison with thu
'nr'nfaba sp,nls to whom We yainly address our
prayers,
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

WnAf THEY SAID OF mM-We invite
attention to an address Of the Democrat.
ic Taylor central corresponding commit,
tee of Pennsylvania, on our first page,
and commend it 10 the attentive perusal
of cur Democratic friends Read It
carefully, and learn, what u large number
of the leading men ofthe democratic party
in that State, said of General Taylor in Il,
when in Mexico, he was lighting the
battles of his country. Then, as will he
seen, they declared he was the man above
all others for the Presidency the choice Of
the "ioiing millions. Now. change
lus came over the spirit OF their dream,
aud to what cause is that change to hn
attributed Ii is not because Gen Tay.
lor has committed any act to lower him.
self in the estimation Of the sovereign
people, not because he has changed his
first position in regard to the Presidency,
for this he has not done-hut becnuse
those whose sole aim are the spolls Of
office, the loayes and fishes, are alraid
he Is not the man to suit then particular
purposes. They oppose him now, not
because the peopie have eeused to believe
that the man who can lead armies. airise
edbinets. aud win the whole affections Of
our citizen soldiers by his energy, moral
courage. wisdom and humanity, Is hesl
fitted to iill the office, once filled by lho
Father Of his Country, but, because they
who seek power aud place-who 60 teI
self briofe country, who live aud hfeulhe
only in the expectation ol lexeeulYe iayar
leur, that shonld the people, the lolna
millions, succeed IN placing the old
patriot in the Presidential Chair he wonld
not eouutenRnee any OF their petty poiiii,
cal inlngnes for the purpose Of sustaining
hetf particular interests at the expense
OF the Interest Of the whole county
What confidence can We place IN the po-
lilieal honeslyoi a party Of set oimen, WIN
at one time, would publicly culngise a man
IN the most exalted terms recommending
him a. the most suitable person 10 all the
hiehes, office ia the giil OF the people
fully endorsing he democracy to ,hf
country a. pure aud above suspicion, ana
at another time opposing aud denonncing
the same man, as void Of principle. and
wholly incapable oi filing the station
itey had so recently recommended him
as the man above all others most capable
when that man, has undergone no change
either ia his political OPINIONS, or his 70.
sition before the people.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

DREADFUL AccmENr Ar WmiIuANTIr
We learn from the WilImantic Medium
that Mrs. Groley, woman IN the employ.
ment OF the Wmdham Go. factory in that
village, was caught by the upright shaft
in the east mill, on the 2Oth inst. The
shaft turns about 100 times minute aud
the woman was carried at this rate until
She was thrown upon the floor by the
giving way OF her clothing. The machn.
cry stands neat the shaft 80 that her body
was constantly whipping upon the sharp
angles aud corners OF iron. aud whcu dis.
engaged, was horribly tom-onc arm be.
ing literally pulled or chopped completely
oil, lust below the elbow, aud the other
broken near the same spot, aud so badly
that physicians conslderamputation ncces.
Sary.
Mrs c. is respectable Scotch woman,
"A widow, aud the mother OF three little
dependent, latherIcss children, The re-.
covcry OF the poor woman is doubtful.
Ncio Harcn Pailaaiuha.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

A CHANGE The editor Of the Red
River Republican, published in Alcxan.
dria, La. has H Leading article in his pa
per OF Saturday last, OF one and half
columns in length which opens thus:
The editor Of this paper having come
to the deliberate conviction that General
Cass is opposed to the interests Of the
South, cannot consistently with his du.
ties as an independent man, advocate his
cloims to the Presidency
He acts on this conviction by placing
the names Of Taylor and Fillmore at
the head of his columns. The Republ.
can is one Of the oldest Democratic pa.
pers in the State OF Louisiana.-Coacor.
hin Hicli'gsac,r
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

EIuTIuNs-Wo give below, the re-.
turns from twenty-five counties IN adj,
dition TO those given last week. making
altogether 10 counties, which sum up as
follows. elected to the House Of Repre-
sentatlfes, ii Democrats and 20 Wings
Senate, 4 Whigs and 10 Democrats
The counties yet to hear lrom, are Ar.
kansas, Drew, FULTON, Green, l2nrd, Mon
toe, Marion, Scott Seorcy and st Fran.
uis
9ioatgomrrgz-liadson, (D) Rep
Chieot For Congfess-=lohnson, l36,
Newton, l52. State senate-.liyers, (W)
l72; Gould, % ll3.
Jackson Robinson (D) Rep
Fraakita-Senate, u. Ghsm, d.
Representatives,, Dunn and Saller tI.o.
ces.)
lI-hte-Aloore, o. Rep
Dssha-flournoy (D) Rep,
MissiSiippi-Fleteher, (W,) Rep.
CntteAdsn-T. NJ Collins, (W J Rep
Raaloiph-Bakcr aud kumnass, (Lo-
eos) Rep,
LaprtRce-Marshall, d. Robinson
" J Rep. Senator from Lawrence and
Fulton, Simpson, ID
Hde1tadeHce-Montgomery and. Dye
Q.ocosl Rep. State Senator from Indie.
pandeuer aud lizard, Watkins, tD)
FdH Bu6eB-Moddux, (N.) Rep.
MaaiAoa-Reffy and Gagc, Q.oeos,l
Rep,
Cafsii--Rcp's, Gashins and Gdcr( Lo.
cos)
Ncptoa-podson tD) Rep,
Cdui0d-Stuto Senate. q, VI Clark,
O)G J. Clark, I. T. Wilson, tD's,l aud
il {. fdce. (Whg) Reps.
JOiHs0H==Suuatc, Mel.ain, (p) Rep.
reseuiatiyes, Farmer (D) aud Strong
(N) elected.
Ii'azhiHsfoa---For Congress-lolm.
snn, 664, Newton, 66l state Senate,
MeCmy, ID j63, Strickland, (W) 5is,,
Stout, 2l2. For r p Enyau, lN lil.
lng,ly. Nilsson, Thompson aud Murphy
(D's) elected.
Btafg,,-llowarland llanmoaa, tDD
elected Rep.
Phllps-for Rep Preslonand Mar.
TN w. elected burke, Wing. elected
Ssnnlof from Phillip, aud Mhnroe.
P0ik-Senate-.ArmslrnuA Isl Nmn,
& fnr Rep.-Feniher-tun, ~ in2,
PfyoL " } 6j,
icit-ScnRie-Nilliamson-(p) Rep.
rescntauyes. Parks and Aellles. lD'sl
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

We eleam that ii has been correctly As
eerIained at Liltle Rock, that a majority
of the members Of the Legislature elect.
are in favor OF the election OF Major Bor-
land over Col. SEWER for the [ $, Sen.
ate. This is very unexpected to the
friends OF the latter gentleman, and will
create considerable excitement between
the different wings Of the rary.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

Van BUREN IN rHE WEsr.-rhe y. y.
Evening Post publishes the following ex.
tract of letter from Michigan, from an
eminent democrat und friend Of Cu,s, who
writes from Grand Rapids, in Michigan
under date Of July 5th..
AS to politics, we hardly know where
we are. We have Cass men aud Taylor
mon and Van Buren, men. hopc the
most Cass meu, but it is not improbable
that We may lose the State"
When the friends of candidate Cass in
his own State, can only hope for a ma
Jorlty, the friends Of Gen, Taylor may
lndeedlook upon "thIsexprcs-ion ofappre-
hension' as "full Of significance. This
is not the only source from whence we
derive the strongest encouragement that
Michigan viii repudlato the man with
two lives. '--Phik " dmcrieaH
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

MURDER ~ NiRGlNn.-Mr James Cat.
lett, Of Gloucester Va, was murdered
last week by one OF his slaves, who I'M
mediatoly made his escape. The body OF
Mr. c. when found, was partially de.
voured by vulinres, the murderer having
despatched his victim by splitting open
hi. head with All axe, aud then secreling
the body. Mr.. c. was young man, and
has left widowed mother. Areward OF
$500 is offered for the arrest Of the mnr.
derer
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

u We tender our acknowledgements
to the Hon. Scion Rorlani, lion. X. W,
johnson, Hon Moses Hampton and lion.
Andrew Stewart for Interesting and ina.
porant public documents.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

A UNITED STATES VESSEL DESTROYED
--1frribie Explosion. --Lnst evening,
about o'clock, the United States sehoon.
er Maria Thomas, Captain j. S, Knox,
lying oil Slsughterhonse Point, and at
the time discharging her cargo into the
steamer Chalmetle, took fire from the
bursting OF a homh!shell in her hold, and
IN Il short time blew up aud sunk. From
gentleman who was on hoard nj the
tine We learn the following particulars:
Tho hlnra Thomas arrived at this port
about ten days ago from lialns Santla.
70, lreighled with 6jH boxes of liked
ammunition, rim ollicr words so many
hoxcs OF londed bomb.shells, each box
containing eight shells, backed in hemp,
Il plan used to protect the fuses, and To
Keep them dry. MOI being allowed TO
come up to the lcvee IN consequence o.
her cargo, she remained out in the stream,
and Yesterday the steamer Ghamrtte
went along side OF her tor the purpose OF
receiving H. A portion was discharged
ON The dock OF the steamer, when with
ont uny preparatory warning, bomb cx.
ploded IN the hold, scattering lis frag.
ments in every direction. aud severely
mJnriag two of the hands. who were cu-
aagcd hollow in Singing the GASES The
tfs of Rrc ups Immediately raised Il rope
was 1t dowu To the men, who smspedrt
and were hauled mp aud the crew oi the
schooner rsrruaI ou hoaf1 tho sleamcr
Haua lhnlnazI wml.h they snt la1se,
aud 1fRcd hollow Us ia-t - possible lu
"A lrw moHauis tho sflinnurr vas eIn.fe.
Is ruFelopHd IA iiame=, aud lutag least an
hour, n the iige reached the bombs thcy
went of IN every direction, crushing
through tha side uud dock in the most
terrific mmmpr mtil lhr Whole ma be-.
'ameasuiu AquIsk harp explosion
lhru took plOre Winch raised the vessel
] inr q mp nsnt guiycung IN mid.pir. irum
/ whcuge ,he plunged into tile riycr and
disappeared beneath ,he waters We
speak Iruly when We ,ay No mve never
witnessed more cyritme seem. The
NO men Whn wop Injured appear Ia
lmgc heru badly burned, although one ut
them has a heavy hfwse on the right
temple. malc probably by tho fragments
ol the shell winch exploded iirsiz
Tie vessel oi course l. total luzs -
fiWrs wcfa two z aud Two L pouadrrs
On board which wcfe lost together with
afhcr Government stores. aud mionun.
atrly Al 81 the Gar'aiu' rIifais property
How The hr. nngiuued Is entirely u.
known. although the mazi reasonable
snppnzi!nn ~ that II proeegdEa ifam a
spark let lll from . pa..l IN steamer l.
= subiceUnl nnch ronznrUaliou thal
no uefe rHa-"n- NNefs ihIarrd LnHhily
~ vHz ihy day at fho QRuHunaztrr'=
D bIafautBI. aul JUS l'aH 'hH arHtlat
hlppHafd over lhlce humlTed .. thanru
ven N the olliee reasl,iag thHil wag,s.
aud iul iof tbs hnppi cifeumzinneH We
wbuldnow hs faenrliHr aail pa'utl.rvt
=roae ul dz.,td=-A . BHf ApHzJ
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

An officer Of the Virginia Regiment
was very handsomely cowhided few
days ago, at Point Comfort by one Of his
soldiers, who had just been discharged.
The reason given is, that the gentleman
of the cpauletts insutcd the private in
Mexico,
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
f. PBLAIR
fCo,msp,ud,aes Of The baltimore Amaisaal

WAsnNGroy. Aug. lst, 1913.
The charge or inl-ehood aud duplirhy
of the dnrpe-tcast, brought against Pres.
llont Polk by ex-senator Tappan aud Mr.
Fmnris T.. Blair must bring Mr.. Polk
out IN reply. 1t cannot be avoided, aud
IT hr cannot clear lis skirts IN this matter,
no better thnnhc dlhinthc Oregon matter,
at the TINE Mr.. lIanncgan so vehement.
ly dcuounrcdhim, with an 1T he had
worn two iac'- and poke with % iorkcd
tongue ou the occasion, he rW iHdocd be
sunk so low in Inlauy aud disgrace, that
the hand Of resurrection will never reach
him.
Mr.. Polk, notwithstanding, will be ox.
tremely unwilling to make publication
ON the subject Tie has two hard men
TO deal with, or contend against in Messr,
Iappan aud Blair. Either one Of them is
far more than his match in controversy
If what they assert b, true what ought
to be done with him! lie cannot, on his
single word, coutroycrt the truth OF their
statement, for they have both Senator
Dix and ex-senator Haywood to back
lhenf~ These gentlemen, Of course; were
consulted before Messrs. Tappan and Blair
wrote their letters.
Truly some Of Mr.. Folks supporters
are mt sunhowors They turn not the
same smiles upon their god as he sets,
which they yourhsaled to him when he
rose
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

TuE TRIAL OF DANIEL DAYTON is still
progressing at Washington, for the alb
duction OF 72 saves in the schooner
Pearl, in April last. An attemp, was
made TO prove that be Stole them, not
with view OF freeing them, but TO sell
them. The proof, however, was not con-
elusive. II found guilty ON all the indicl'
ments, his imprisonment would extend To
eight hundred aud forty years.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

CorroN IN ALABAMA The Mobile
Tribune of Thursday says. "Thc accounts
from the interior are not SO favorable for
the cotton cror, The rains have bten
heavy, producing ycrmin and choking
the paui
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

kENrtcM ELEefioNs-Ne have as
ycl received but few returns from tins
State The Louisville Coagierl OF the
lafh nsi., furnishes the following:
GHyg LlRUtRic-Close OF the polls.
Sd day. Crittenden, (W9 2l,99, Powell,
% 20.3D,
Jefferson county, Mt the close Of the
polls, on the second day-erillendcu 10
%. Powell, 81.
Franklin CouaiY-complcte. --Cfit.
tendon sJ2. Powell Gil.
llardia CO.. % day, cntenden major.
" SOB
Todd county, lst day, Cri,tondcn's mn.
2IO.
iiarrson co, l,t day, powell's majority
40.
Warren county, II day, Criltenicn'.
mai $50.
Ia bowling Green, closcoi second day,
Cntlenden 1l5, Powell 255.
Simpson co.-Cnitenicn 300, Powell
l67.
scott CO., as far as heard from, "a day
Powell's majority l5.
Gafrard co, let day, Cnltendon, 1j9
Poweli, III.
Marion counly-lst day Criltcndeu'.
maJoriy i0-2O0.Whig gam.
Mason co., close OF polls, Criiiendeu
l,jll, Powell LOIS,
Woodlori co.-Cnucu's mai. 39G one
precinct to hear from, Will Increase II 10
Barren CO., close OF polls, Criienden' /,
mai. 2lS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

Norm CAROLINA ELrcrioNs-A dcs,
patch in the Washington Uniou," Aug
gth says the Wmgs have probably elect.
ed their Governor in North Caroliua, and
have majority in the Legislature,
We have no returns, OF importance
from Indiana and Illinois.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

L I. lllAlR a.n nm RafNmaNgE=.=
fhy a#f that lHl gea.lmHn i= usu
eHaUc eleelaf "a Maa baud has gwen. Iu
addition 90 other circumstance peruInr
mic.cst taihr rrnfrluIgs sHuIt, ui- lalrt
Yr.laalne h. gi'N.o1 'lr nmurur.
be- division, m Sow Nod lia follow.
ing lrgi iom himself which wr Ind u
tbe New Iurk Evening Post, ae6mtrly
settles al duubt.:-ts5a CgH)
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
SlLHR srRNGs. July "a III

10 he E{aor cf iie Eorp,as rogf
DEAn ;iG. / ind from an editorial ar.
dc!e iu your pap'r, t!nyai-i.nl has drawn
nitrcucr- tom a le'tcroi uincf whlrh
~ contest will nW warrant ihiuk
thar lha wrong done New York, ly thr
rhicnue whch .,lcncrd tie vO,re of tho
Dgmpcmryoi that State iI llw lnllimorr
Goa, antiou, iahc- from Ihr DOMINATION oi
that cpagruipD all uuthorliy snyc with
those indNiun' memher, Z" IL WIN were
present. oHd did mot them grnwmrc it,
IL WAS my intention to have abandoned
ed It. but the circumstances tu which you
have reverted iu your editorial uulicc pre-.
vented. lhoamr pI7irpS c0H,"is 10y
participation iu thr proceedings tn 'hr
close, aud | cannot nov plead my own
wrong TO exoncCl' my-cli 7 shall vote
the nomination simply upon punciilio, my
hear, Is with Mr. Nnn Burcn aud his prin.
ciple., aud shall not hesitate to say OF
him aud them what | think, notwith.
standing my iuyciglemcnt IN the Baltl-
more Convention Yours,
f. P.LLAIR.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-4t P. NJ.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-4! P. NJ.
u. s. SENATE.
MIR. flanagan introduced joint resolution OF
thanks 10 Col. Doniphan, for his famous expedi-
ton into Mexico. Read twice and referred.
Mr. Cass, chairman OF the commillee on Mill
tary Affairs, introduced joint resolution, having
for it's object the presentation Ut medals and celi'
fcates 10 officers and soldiers who have dislin-
tingushed themselves in battle.
The bill TO increase the medical stan oil the ar
nv, was taken up and passed.
The Senate then proceeded to The consideration
OF The order OF The day, TO wi-the Ten Regi.
ment Bill
Mr.. Underwood being entitled 10 the floor
spoke in opposition TO the bill, as we'll as The
war policy Of the administration.
Mi. Turney has the door on this question for
tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A message was received from the Senate,
communicating sundry bills, which were read
twice and referred to The committee of the Whole
A petition was presented by Mr. Hing OF Mas
sachusells from nine thousand members OF The
Society OF Friends, residing in six different
States, praying Congress to bring the war to
close. MIR. X. moved 10 refer the petition TO The
committee on Foreign Relations, and that il be
printed.
Mr.. Cobb moved 10 lay the petition on the
table.
MIR. King demanded the yeas and nays on the
mo lion to lay on the table.
Upon this motion an animated debate ensued,
in which Messrs. King, Cobb, Henly and Pal
trey participated.
Mr.. Haskell called for the previous question,
and sustained The motion OF Mr.. Cobb.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Cobb's mo.
ton 10 lay on The table, and decided in the mega
tive, yeas 81, nays IS.
The question then required on Mr.. Kings mo-
lion to refer The petition 10 the commiltee on For
eisn Relations, which was adop:ed-yeas So,
nays SO.
On motion of MIR. Marsh, the House then re-
solved itself into commillee Of the whole, Mr..
Bolts in the Chair, and look up !he Bill providing
for loan OF Sl6,0000oO.
MIR. Marsh made speech in opposition TO The
war.
MIR. Browne followed in defence Of The war
and he administration.
Mr.. Denver next Obtained the floor, when, on
motion, the committee rose, and The House ad-
jou-ned
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scrber on his return from Petersburg TO Halifax Inc
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contained 100 bill on the Bank Of Tennessee, which
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Bills on same Bank; 50 bill much worn, ana pasted on
paper of some South Carolina Bank, and other ns on
North Carolina and Virginia Banks
note for S11OO, drawn In favor Of John u; kag-
land, and payable atthe Bank of Tennessee az Carks
Wills with receipts and other papers, constituted It's
contents. -, ,
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FLUVANNA LAND AND NEGROES FOR


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comfortable Dwelling liouse Negro HOUSES, Tobacco
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Wi! also sell on the premises. on The same day,
without a5 Likely and valuable Nr:ro"s-cnn
sstI0g of Men, Boys, G'fs, WnmsI and Gniid.rn. The
Negroes w!il he Sid for CASH The land tor So 90,
C.sli The balance uRa ami two years cicdrt, for
satisfactorily secured; carry interest the
day Of sale Purchasers are assured he sale viii bp
made without reserve. and are particularly invited to
attend the sale. offer nj private sale vo other plan
tlons in Fuvannl-0ne OF lao acres, and tho ntner
400 acres, of wei! Improved land al good quality, aud
conveniently heated. WM. FUNTalSE.