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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
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From Fort Laramie Destructive Fire
Steamer sunk.

II. LOUIS, Saturday, sept IAN.
We have received later advices from Fort l. ar
smile Several companies Of California emigrants
passed the Fort the l7th and appeared In excellent
spirits.
They were getting along quite well; Grass was
more plenty on the Plains. The two Indians who muir.
iered Colbum, santa trader have .een imps0i "a
In this city TO await trisl by the L. Circuit Court,
% be held in April
destructive fire occurred at Cape Girardin on the
ri. 10 of the 9Th
The steamer Revenue Cutter was sunk on The Lower
Rapids ON Thursday last
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,iarkets-suppIies Of Provisions.

VETWVN IIIll lN0J . ~
MEssRs. EDITORS Several ships have recently
arrived in this country from California with many
hundred persons who have left the mines in con-
sequence OF sickness there, and have returned 70
their ho es In Oregon Freiehts from Caiior.
MIA To the Columbia River are 80 per ton. Pas
scneers in The csbin pay $50 those IN the steer
age 500. These vessels will all return laden
with lumber, which is purchased here at ON 500
t. $50 per thousand feet. This, according TO
my last Advices from California, IS worth $500 per
thousand and the price was on the advance.
The following are examples Of prices in Oregon;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

THE PREsIDxsT Nisrr TO MAssAeHVsLI Is
The visit OF President Taylor to Mssssca9sets siaoIo
Nsvor received letter Monday, from AideruA A.
p,oe dated At Phsdephis slh inst IN wa'eA ne s'a'es
,hsr hs Rad had an interview with the President and
sxoressed 20 him the disappointment which wss is ~
the citizens Of Massachusetts upon learning OF MS 0es
'.sis ~ make his Intended visit among them. ir
,,'s - =, No one could be more dlssqpolnie1 ihAn
~ ss Tor be wished 10 visit Boston very maen, an.
h. minded TO do % yet but bis heain wa, syn =
pres,nt hat he deemed il prucent 70 return - " :
irSon The letter adds that the President "a - -,
an INQUIRY As to the time he would pfooao -.
visit said that II was bis in'en'0H -, IosTnsi
FalL
RswAKDs FOR ARrisrs.-The PENIS! 49,
Academy Of Fine Arts hss issued circular ~ N.a
that Institution offers three prizes: One Of 80 o.
s1 aud one of $40 20 be awarded 10 the ats's wac
nall produce the hrs second and third best ple'a!ss
on historical. scrtPtursl or drsmsne s1olsss -.
snd 10 be delivered the Academy on or before Ine
10Th of April $50. The Academy also offers TWO oIe,
prizes one Of 900 and one Oh s-'o io' 'SAN'0"fe "
pfnsrips views, to be a BY 20 inshes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

thermometer falling 70 from co. 70 80 AZ dark. ard
standing a. those points in the morning. one
morning asst week 4 s,ood AZ 81 a. sunrise.
There = DO sickness here now. sDd cannot
zee = 6y there need be st shy time. There . no
srsglalt water cr pools. no s~aups or marshes
O. breed disease, aad the vater Of the river IS
pure so't snd sweet. Il s DOT Necessary 70 get
into the water IN working the mines here ard Nis
seldom that person need get vetnsl. INV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

MORO sUFFRAOE - NV JEksEf a S0n
verton ~ Coored People was held az me noun Non
Clur.h, Trenton, 90 the 2lst glI iof tne p..Hy :"
,..,., -, ~ legl,sfurs the n xht Of suffrage
-.vrts.r d. ezatss were present from Lsset n1fiDs
non. saena. Mercer Monmouth Gloucester ana snnosn
unite. TIE proceedings, which occupied I~o osy'
MIA in toe sf0Duon Of an address % The peopi-
Generally renudlng them that We are nsn IKE unto
ourselves" Gc and appealing 70 tnsm a Fe~ Of 1Ssf
honesty and 1--we u Liberty 70 ose mar inhs>hee N
Ian ~ for them tne requisites Of liberty IN ne exef
q - % he zhf Of suffrage. Sc. &c Inc ioHoNnE
The torn Of their peuEion ntended Tor me next Legs
Iaflre .,- 81, "a,
D. ~ gonor1ue ,ts s~rg,s Inf He1ss q haensfs q ne
safe - .el1-Jsr.>y 1f TreafSr 1issrr't>e
l- ll-rrs glrd cil Lrrs " ~ oAr ~ 49, lefsSJ
hereby -sg--s4.ly p-lor your hDnD-pi1 ,sf 20 AZ
.h- srfl measures 20 % anenf NJ cSn.un uYn - -
eve ~ h. word xtite Ia Arc@ -, z ~ ~ -ifsEe
seton IT, q t1e Co1slg-On of no sale u Ne" rfs~y
- a. b. grant ne Af Of Fr2nchse % a. clzsr' sfs0
ir--s grct.Ts u color.
II Lord gin. G0Vernor-Gsnerai o. AanaHs'
sl8 vas etpec-et a. the STATE Fsr Was al "A.sfloe
fogoosfe back R0ckl 4lc started % THURSDAY "e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
From Nova Scotia-Greni Failing of In the
Crops, &c.
BosroN. Saturday, Sept ID.
have arrived nj this port from

IU5IUNf
Several vessels have arrived at this port from
Nova Scotia loaded with live stock
They report that the drouth has cut of the crops 10
such an extent that the cattle SC cannot be supported
there the coming winter Oxen can be pufch"seu
there for $40 per yoke and horses for onequaer OF
their value. Farmers owning several cows arc tiN."s
away two 10 have the third fed through the Winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
NInrkefs-Elecfion-.

OAEGoN CIrT. June q I-i-.
MrssRs. EDrroRs The demsnd FOR goods wares
and merchandise in this market IS still ircreaiias'
although the supply furnished By recent a-rivss o.
vessels has somewhat varied the prices rom those
mentioned IN my previous letters Inc i'l0"i's
will serve as samples:
cos,.s cloths per I'd s4sC Molsssss per gallon g y
Zine SAP Green Teas Of inferior
css.iperes ....-s4l quality, per b.. q ~
P~oun ro,nsstic, . PC Black Tea per 5----sl IT
Bisschsd 20 &c Msniiis Coffee per ID -oa-9c
Caiicoes .........2 . a 31tc Pepper -
Brown Drilling NC ooscco '~ae -,
plrs - Re Nails -l-
Hickory shifting p sNse WINDOW O!ass IVi-- e
lrish Liner. p - per box -
=, &c Pi'ss,. pr ,rsls.2O Coarse Sandwich Is
c,r.bed sugar Der 10. sc lands salt per bushe =
Brown " 4<14Scl
Althousb a great number Of vessels are constant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH TO The Htw.yOak TRIBUNE.
Arrival of Daring Adventurers-Tbe Health
of the CITY.
BosroN, Saturday, sept l5-l2 N

BosToN, Saturday, sept l5-l2 VI
Co.'s Henry Ney aud Villochamp Of the Ger
man Republican Army, arrived here this morning in
ihc brig Chensmus from Gibraltar.
They escaped the mountains, sitter suffering
great hsrcshps disguised sailors. One OF them was
smuggled aboard In a. sack
The number Of deaths for the week ending this day,
were 100 showing large decrease a. Of which
Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

sESrEscE oF rHE LEHlsH RIorERs.-The rot
srs who stopped the Lehigh Goa trade lev montns
a-o, and lniefiered materially with t.e interests o.
the State In ia trade tn Delaware DIVISION, rave
n.d heir TIA a. ston srr those convicted seninren
Thomas Bre.siord wa nned 80. and = g' 70 rep
the pssce FOR I've years N.harnscn hid-e and Hen
y Oeslef. ssrh . fsy ln' OF - ahl s-iey 81
deep The peace for tie term OF ave years. Bernard
Nefrsrt 4 the OF 80 $50 surety % keep TIE pelr-
for .he term oi yeaEs. Edward " aro - q -
and tie cosf I'd prosecutor. dos Jolnson slas h 3
uv u nav = me OF so samuel nixon, coloret, ID
a.. i-,rrf.orrr.rr John Ilrrey sent 70 the
House Of Refuge lrl-@ -r-.tl 4tta
FrR.lS rsy ArErRs STATE PRIso~.-On the
evening" % the 18th inst IRE broke cut n the tool
sh1p'1 the state rrscr VIII Destroyed TIE engine.
ul.rlrr machine ard -c-sl1efaole portion VI 70 r.
5uue.nr u siso eSisn-ed - the eoopers1op, which
was almost entirely destroy &C. With tns exception Of
lhs ed IN watch the engine ~ - nstef he los Of
fhs tool Contractors A-ssrs hltr1e Casey Co. l.
soout 5000 They were Insured io- ~ 200 Ar. c.
Fsuninr tn cooper contractor. vas Insured for 90
which ~iu cover rs loss 10 q not Known, - iae
Airsrfscr how the tre originates, tlOuza sore - p
pose o have BEEN he T1fk O. cne q ne e1nsiets
But tbs j. lot y any means certain
TsEEE THOUSAND DoLLAss' WORTH ~
WArcHrs ANo Irwin ST0tEN.--Ar. Laurent Bsron.
watch fspalrer anl sWa.er. NJ. Fl Nan-st WAS robbed
"a Wednesday ui9li 1y 20 more nesrtess srsrnqs
Who elected entrance INTO MS store from the rear
The burglars obtained sceess 70 ne store ~ q ttnz
irto the un0ccuFied store 90 NJ Quincy -todczrd,
where taey easily removed a shutter from the back
door snd sd TIE bolt - which % as t4stsnsd A5O-i
rs zsfches several n-.lc boxes and pocket or-ans
and large quantity Of valuable jeHery were stolen
Eight OF the Watches god. and koou; a of the
hai been ieif with Mr. 3. q repsr.
Rochester Daily Advertiser, lflh
ExPIosioS AID Loss % LIFE.-ExtrAct Of &
letter dated foRT BROOKE. -rfA, sept =.
sIE. ne steamer May Kirgs-and onrst her boiler
fortv niles from lamps Light Seventeen men we're
kiuea ten severely scaded. AMI one hundred snd
twenty horses and males lost- sue v. laden Win
ou.r,erru sstsr's stores Savannah Georgian, llth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

Whea', new sells at from : ia to -, and j.
Advancing in price. In Consequence OF the great
number Of persons who went from this country T.
the mines, little wheat was sown during the last
Autumn, and even this was so imperiectly put IN
70 tho ground thst the coming harvest IS anything
but promising. IL is certain there viii be no wheat
or Aour % export The many thousand persons
who are now consreesting IN California must Dob
elsewhere Tor bread The supply from Chill
which is the only country on the western coast Of
America south OF Csliornis, which has hitherto
exported wheat or -four, will be very limited IN
consequence Of the great number OF persons
who have left that country and gone 10 Cali
fornis Breadstufls must therefore come from
the Atlantic side Of the Continent
ACHILLES DE HARLEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
GENERAL NOTICES.

NJ Fovsters & Wells, Phreosi"- sn.
= .biisbeys. Clrior Hal II r~st--'~ 800
-, = CO.. Nichols Vater-C are Pnys'
~ us "a, 80 =. I" SD.ssltlrons ron leAA o4rs
>. -ut. vi.iec a. 1eir r,sioeneeA
-vx,,-r-~sr..-JOsLs sEN, ID rrsennonsr. .
- gslro1d sea- Ienih-sI o. I'm
,r,- g.r. In-fftutes.-The nev D1,hlrp
- ~ :, 49, l. T. az 10~ open tof u- recrpnoo ~
-f. pr pvrly q wafer, salsprty OF ar, NO S@..y
80 ~. r..ss- . 1rs.rpassst stcsrooai CfDs-
-. s,iIy frou, Pul.ou sxG.L City >stabisnns-nt y
r.-,s-., Aser-xs Z Ts.tL- .. s1io u"
~ Water Csre.-Df AEsEEe's Osa,fe - .
~ ore ests3 isnnlsrf, a. Sogta Of.oge v
- ~ 49, r~~eoro1 u p.uent. Trs sst&o :,
- q - as, 8a.ir.bs .osanors for the prsence ~
- .,er Curesad % 6tt-1 sp 10 sverJ 81 2s'or ~ r..
rssrx p-syate hsrhs bed 70 ne pa :. A.
orIoes 81 snc P daily, F.sehins ~ x,s
oo- soar Letter. Tor eifea.sfs addressed % ~ ne
- soove
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The steamer Amelia has arrived here from the
mouth Of the Yellowstone River, having been absent
o. days.
She brought 800 bales Of Peltries for the American
Fur Company. Her news generally hiss been antici-
yaied by alster arrival The Cholera was subsding
among the Indians.
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essAT fz1soys1srr
PlsninlT Tongue sns q roo,lh hs NV
JOSEPH y WOODBLhI5

,s,ur ssCefege b.gfnk received Lsusfs fssli To-
l .isrorary Csfter Psnng TongBsinf snd ofoD'lht
N.rs'ne oos Ger. for ssls A@csiDss snf hsns 80
n. s.,ns hi. machire will plane 100 let 81 Dosfes =
-, --e,,,- tt.ckness 10 Ore hour pfDfscns syf-rf
.hsd a. raes hsn 10 possible % pas y snJ go
$500. ros NOVA not ercspuns ne hsn9 pau ~ -
',..fv sd.use1 70 plane and ioint clapDOsfds o.
..fhsr boarding and NIL 90 ne vor1 ia.tsf ana -.
80 r.rhlne heretofore invented. Ibs m srh - - =,
sd fh.f i plane. he board win a. lrtfofer sasFrt
- .siDs Win s1d ensth " ne msie1s an1 osrs 20
10 more han tNotffcs ne cpS rr ihs re- 20
80 i1 cOmmo1 use Tie cDusir4cucd ara organ t@-p@
al ts. machine 70 different from any oshsf roo pa .
Co.faunica1ccs for farther psrflcu are che~rfe
81 10 ~ addressnf he subscriber POSTPAID cosss vs.
oar u the above Psnns Aarbises fnsy oe con 10 "
ralOl 81 c4..lns % Toe patsuLrr 49,, A..
JOs p WOODBURY., BOrtsfst Lssi D2sD.'. ".'
- - 81 Ixls A. n an ~ n Nl3Dig5l So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Massachusetts Free Democracy Convention.

Thursday Boston papers haveiul reports a. the
doings of the Free Soil State Convention at worcester
on the 18th. Beside the speeches OF Messrs. Adams
md Burlingame Charles Sumner, H. g. Ne"eoiH''
VIM b. spooner Elizcr Wright, the venerable MI
Rice If Norihboro James A. Brggs, "a nephe" oil inc
Governor Of the Commonwealth aad formerly ed'tor
Of the Cerelaad True DmocraiO OF Cleveland. Omo'
Judge Charles Allen of Worcester NJ C. elect all al
dressed the Convention.
After the choice Of new state Central 'ommi'"e
the denomination of PmLLirs and Mills was m'de'
aud resolution endorsing them adopted 'nN .
Francis Adams again addressed the Con'cnAoh' 'o"o"
"a by Hon Edward L. Reyes OF Dcdham
Charles Sumner from the committee on the Address
aud Resolutions, occupied about an hour IN delivering
the former. for which we have no space. Among the
resolutions were the following
pesoifed That IL Is our special duty 10 call upon the
Federal Government to use without delay az ~ 'vu..
tuuoual powers for THIS puIpes1anons r Chi i
power 10 abolish Slavery In the Distinct o ColumoiH vi
Aasricsn vessels the nigh ma our nAona tern
,ores and IN all places under the exclusive uusdleon W
Corg5ess To the end that hts Government may be o.
v,re from All support sanction OF this wrong ana We
may be- absolved from all respon. bily therefor a.,
psI~gf Thai We are gdmonished by the recent ehotts
,'t,,tars ~ irfroiure slavery under the national
fse into New.MeSicO and California ana py 'ne Ne,.
Known facts that Slaves large nnnnef. nnse - me
hean csrtiod To both Of these territories 10 urge
upon Congress the imperative necessity 81 pro'ec"ak
these territories against Slavery, and OF reIoslne 20
ceive Them At any time into the Unoni eNcep' es r'o
s....,..4
Resorsd That no more slsve States should be admitted
into The Union. ..,. .,..,.,
ge.rfd Thai the wel.krovSn sentiments OF the tahrs
Of he Republic the Spirit OF the Age toe voice oil Jus.e
sd Humanity all require an immediate change IN mi
system OF conducl that the Federal Government IsS y
~ longer on the side Of slavery, hgt instead ,hg5s9 Z
PLCTD OPFNLY. ACTIVELY AND PERPETUAL
OK TAF SIDE OF FREEDOM.
Reso'ted Thstwe demand cheaper system ., Pos 80
ne election OF rostmasers and other civil ohees 50 a
a. nav he practicable, by the people retenchmen %
be sx,snses and patronage Of the Federal Government
Inc irproveuent OF Rivers and Harhors and that We re-
commend tbs free grant 10 se'usl settlers o. 'eSs'"'
portions OF tho public lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

posr OFFICE EMBT1ZLENyNr ~ OHio.- rue
Cr,ava Bsrc'd SAYS thst for years pest considers
sums Of money RENTED through the nslis rom
land 70 Pi.tsbufgh, have been lost ana me Aa'n
ton rad allowed the emb, zzlement 10 pass nndei'e'
"A s,nos ak weeks SINCE the Postmaster teneIa in
s.ructrd The Cleveland postmaster D. NJ hasAei -.
10 sdopt energetic measures tor the deecuon q ~.
oaenders aud IL was done package enclosing sV".e
S1sO r.srly All IN counterfeit money, was prepsfco
and mailed At Pittsburgh and its course traced un'''
was stoYped ~ the Office in Frederick Mshohlng
~ descent was made upon tnis o,I0., w. w., "a
Jain lck. the Postmaster denied that the hsu
come but search was made and the money minus Inc
enveop and y-biil. discovered IN the hayno~,
which being neither proper place ior me mas ~
ne ~ the safes prescribed by the suolressury "a" 70
=. usss tor pubic deposits. the Postmaster wss ar
rested This same msn, says the Haela' was sfres'oa
under Tyler. for embezzlomenl ana scqu'''~ 'o'
Of evidence, but reaPPoinicd oy Foi>-
CVsTox. HoUsE SEIZURE BY rhk CANAplNNs..
The ps,rof C1n BHlaR OF the llih says The staSo
Franklin plying between Detroit and Ssut sic MATTE,
wss seized that day the other side OF tne fNei .,
the Canadian authorities, tor violation OF the
law The complaint was that the r. had been Ia 'ne
hasi, OF sndng at Round Island supplies for persons
residing on Islands acknowledged 70 belong 10 snsaa
i the vicinity of the mouth OF 81 Mary River. houhu
island has always been known, In that country at ess
. hir,ing 10 the United States and for years IL has
en the practice of boats carrying up supplies for an
adams in that section, 10 land them 81 Round lsNnd
undoubtedly for the purpose OF avoiding duties ana
from which place the inhabitants OF The islsnds &C
hooss,saged a. Canadian, would take them Round
I,ss M the Straits OF 81 Msryis certainly we think
Amencan soil, and where the Frankin has. o. course
An undoubted night 20 land American soous' anS |"
,h. ,hv into British territory our neigh
bors must look 10 their own subjects The boat vas
properly bonded by Col Mcknight, tse owner and pro
ceeded on her way to the ssu'
FIRE AND Loss or LIFE.-Ine bgV@f0 ~ .
ocial Adrrfis Of the 18th says that on inc
evening toe barn of the Cold Spring tavern was as
covered on FIRE and before the flames could DC ssoou'
he tavern stand aud stone building adjacent were &c
stEoyed Some thirty tons OF hay, TWO nini9oss
several wagons bugges &c In the barn and unoer uls
she'd were also consumed The property was o"ne'
jointly by Charles and Augustus Barr and wss not IA
cured The loss s esimsted ct from $4,000 10 Slow
The rem aims of an individual named Scott were found
IN the barn and pipe discovered alongside OF hip
explains the probable cause OF the IRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Death of n Consul.
eipt of Furs for the American Fur 60.

BosToS. Saturday, sept. 10
Thomas Dixon, Dutch Consul at this port, died
last night Of dysentery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

u young man by the name of Gardner
son n the Presbyterian Minister bearing that name
died suddenly in a it, Thursday evening last at sag
Harbor l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

FIRE BRICK sAsUsAcTUkEk,
No. y - N .o1 q 0oercs q, nsS DsisI'J
-. q -. =, >, ~ .n.o., snd Grsfe Frisfss,
s"' Di.-.'' " -"'' Fire C<msD,
s~s< n..~,kre,.s IRE Hore,
bnsrfs eo ,F.fe & az u superior cssiiy
s.b, ofsu slze.. Fire ssnd ofsapsfof essy
t r-sery descr puOo made 70 order o. nle<-feS
-. or1s,seIecgtss a. soort soae- 80 1n-
I.rTIOS.-Tse pse.lshsrs Of Ne oszetis y ~.
f',ior .nd Golden Rae o>f cave % csstDr 49, "
,.oor1.uos co9osniss, captains q stesno o.s ~
- co-cgctor. noei-se~rsfs and usdesusea e<sn" ~
.~r-.t.uoos of p-rsOos Representing A~n<1rss - -
-. - ~ oso<r II tnls Eocs does not cn~cs tss wv
.1to liz name. u sueb p-rs0ns WIZ %. Dbts' - ~
.-..sd CHAMPION CLARK, Paohsn-,s
Vrss1. ~ Am Of
1a.. "a WUILIGAN e. NcGIBBI>, Bod
I - s~serr,erhorp-st Orrsnenis pssterers, nsslc
- .f1r<o uorter. Refers ofrors ioss N "Ao'tt'Y
-, E.ire snd a1ou 81 Al sttsrs ~.l. be s.tslisc ~
els 2~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Total Amount Of Produce BY the hnds"H
River Beats.

s,,use.Y sept I5-5S72 bhls Flour S2l2 bus W hea.
~ a. corn lSs bhls Ashes go do WHISKY, % bSe'
Wool 400 boxes Cheese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
!. 81 the i0rmer June contest

Total .l4sg Ass 1871. :sso A7s l5~. o-s' ,.'s *is
There were Il sesstering votes a. tbs trial and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
GERMAN POLITICS.

~ Fag II H..x~v. .. Islfs-so - G~-@.t Pc
80 Dests-. % Prsssis. >rsscA q C'Nsi sNlos...
Erfr.fArzs = Pr1r1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

~ Fovsters & Wells, Phrensi"s -,
= .bii.hsys. Curior Hal 81 r~sf-1s~ 70" ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-17
CAN ADA.

The hasty Efforts TO annex Canada BY
the North expose them TO gallant fire
from the C-naia -id..; and 81 no one does
II fall more heavily than on Gen. Scott, for
his late letter on that subject. The Ham.
ltnu Journal and Express thus shows the
hand he holds 5 Cdroliaidn.
We suhloln letter from Gen. Scott,
on the annexation OF British North Amer.
tea TO the States. The General mus, be
poklng fun q, the American voters, with a
view of catching them a, the next Prcsi.
dental election. |, is Impossible tina, be
can be so ignorant as 10 suppose Great Brit.
am will part with any portion Of her terri.
tory TO enrich foreign State. The boun.
Diary Disturbances are suiiiclen, to show her
disposition "a this matter. As for a com.
pulsory annexation We cannot for mo.
nent believe sHch an idea cou'd enter 10.
to the BRAIN Of ANY sane man. Tho Mon.
ueai tory writers to the New York papers
may lead some OF the Americans 70 believe
that annexation is cri1u-ly entertained bv
a considerable portion al the community.
Such, however Is not tho fact. The peo.
Pile, with but few exceptions, are perfectly
satisfied with the cunneXIon which al pres.
chi exists. Their patriotism is quite equal
10 malnttln The connexnn we're It attempt.
ed to be severed No other country IN
the world possesses more genuine liberty.
The increased facilities cor trade, which
will be in full force next year, will bring
tina, prosperity which will no longer induce
the gtumbler TO weigh his loyalty and hon.
or sgainst dollars and cents. Canada is
destined to be the most prosperous portion
Of North America. Her great capablli
ties and boundess resources will shortly
DO brought out, and the St. Lawrence will
be the grea, ,horonghfare Of the world
1t will be seen that the General has 10,
paid much attention TO our politics, or he
would know that the news from the parlla
men, Of Great Britain has given dIscon.
tent only 10 the tories "A mere fraction OF
the people whilst to the reformeTs, the
government party and consisting Of full
three four,hs OF the electors the news has
gwen the most unqualified satisfaction.