The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-15
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TraHsacfi0H.--A swindling transaction
in regard to the Bounty Land law has
been discovered at Washington. II
appears that the engrossing clerh leii
out of the law the stipulation providing
for issuing patents 10 soldiers and their
representatives. When the fraud was
discovered. the clerk was discharged.
The President has suspended the exc
curion f the Bounty Land law until
the next session of Congress.
Adjournment Of Congress.--Boih
houses OF Congress adjourned SINE de
yesterday, at II o'clock.
The F0ote and Fremont Difficulty
The difficulty between Senators Foote
and Fremont has been amicably adjust
ed. The latter addressed a note TO the
former. calling for the retraction of the
offensive language used by him in de-
bate, and in the event of his refusing TO
sign IL paper making such retraction, a
challenge was to be delivered to him.
Mr.. Foote declined signing the pa
per, but addressed a note in reply TO
Mr.. Fremont, disclaiming any inten
ton to give personal offence by the
language which he used on the occa>
sion. His reply was considered salts
factyy by the friends of both parties,
anSMr. Foote'S note, at the instance of
Mr.. Fremont, was referred to Colonel
Benton, who consented to the arrange
ment.
The Objectionable remark of Mr..
Foote was, that the plan of the Senator
from California for the settlement of
the land titles was an outrage upon the
public.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis CuStom>
HouSeS.--The House concurred in the
Senate amendment to the Civil and Di-
plomatic Appropriation bill, making
appropriations for custom-houses at
Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Utah Territorial GoUernment.--The
Presidents nominations for the Terri.
torial Government of Utah were con.
firmed as follows:
Brigham Young. Governor; Brongh'
ton Davis. Secretary of State Jane,
Burlington, Chief Justice Perry Bro
chu., Ql Of Alabama, Associate Justice
Seth Blair, of Utah, District Attorney
j. Z. Haywood, Marshal.
NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA.
The Collins steamer Atlantic reach,
ed Liverpool on Friday the20th, andtht
Europa on the preceding Wednesday
Both steamers reported the presence o
heavy easterIy winds.
Liverpool, Sept. 81, 1850
The Cotton advices from America
by the Europa, created great excite.
menf, and prices Immediately advanced
a half penny per pound, with Iarg'
sales After Wednesday, there wa
more disposition to sell. the Atlantic
advices having contirmcd the previou
reports Of injuries sustained by th'
growing crops.
PoLITICAL lNTELLTGENCE.-Fr0nce.-
This country is generally quiet. Ma
pOltOl udS TtbuTi'Gu W 1 dTtS.
Dcnmark and the DuchjeS. --Anothe
battle had been fought between tn,
, forces OF the Danes and RoIsteiners, il
which each party lost 300 %
t The latest advices from Hambur!
5 state that the Schleswig H0lstein arm,
/, had advanced upon the Danish position
| at KurShandorf, and routed the troops
After which a cann0nade of an hour
duration was kept up. Gen. WiIlistol
E took Eckerniord, and fixed his head
! quarters there, but refused to fight anC
evacuated the post.
Dukeo Of HesSe CosSel ErpeHed.--Th
t Duke OF HesSc Cassel. in consequent
|, of his illegal exactions from the people
e has been compelled to fly from tn
:, German States.
England vas tranquil. The politi
I cal intelligence by this arrival is gen
E orally unimportant.