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slection in ,i.,wapAee

MlLHtItlr- Fnlaf, arr ? n.
III y = ! pL2m Rom Loo tas been fee.e.t-
% Mayor b. Zoo majority 1a- Lo@os nase o'so
elected D. Aldermen. and ~ their 1-iicos TIE
Why's have elected oao hiicrmsu aud ihe !Dde
pendent people Temperance one Ha'os kmg.
editor ci The .,Srf,ad vas he VIII. rand.fa'e.
aud Hon John 3 Smith TIE Ind, pendent
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- To Jaurnrs fs.n Beo' sUd -hoeuiai.rr-.-
-. Moo q l- Jlg rry le- Is - 60 - ,t----
= T. a-,-f-4 - Tls-.aT -F-lr-s. -- ilsi IL u =
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I,-A.az b. t5s lruslo- " !opr-rIt-l sl'el-sA'''
~ = Trlo- h G-a~.-T At .-1-rs L. p-AS
b. CO. - o. -. L ". RfcsAAss ca L'tn
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THE FOREIGN NEW :.


The Cuaai steamer EuUpa Cap, smith.
reached her wha 9 AZ Jersey city at oelock on
Saturday. after passage O. O. hours from Hsl''
AK hsyirs been delayed some IS hours by the
..r. The following complete details II the news
size brings are made ap from ths British, French
md l.rn,an hIrs r.celxrh hA IAe Ir-..f.
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thmnxe Of Ministry.

I'll. u,,,,>,., "a March IS publishes q decree,
signed b. the Presidest Of the hepao.e' appolHt
Ia, N Bs,o~be. Procsreuf. Gensrsl Of the Court q
se,-,l n,,ister of the Interior. 10 the room 81 N.
TSy5rs;r.nd B.rot, resigned. The AoHHesr also
.,n,.,ses. The appointment Of N Ferdinand Bar.
=. :. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Flsnipo-
,s,sry at farn, on q special mission IN the place
= N ucien Mgrzt THIS announcement shows
nat All the negotiations, consultations, reports Of
,e.ign .tion SC which were the TAX u Psris for
two n three days st>F the result a the election
vas known, have led D. no great result.
AL the other Ministers are 70 retain their places
" the present bat the PatrH holds DOT an expec'
alton that at some penOd, not yet determined,
iarther Modification may be expected. IL vas not
al late boar Oh ridsy Afternoon that he appoint
neat u Il Barcche 10 the Office Of Minister Of the
luterir was determined On. !. Is asserted the
tIaee wa offered TO ~ hOohsr, the present Minis
Ter VI Justice. and at first accepted bat NJ. hog.
her having subsequently, declined the otice, Il was
determined that IL should DC given " NJ. baroche,
and that ~ ROgber should be allowed 10 remain
Minister Of Jastics. IL u stated that General
Changarnier NM. Thiers, Mole de Brogiis. de
II Infsl .IGbert Berger. add de SAINT Pres, were
summoned On Friday 10 the Elysee, 70 deliberate
with and assir. by their advice, the President oi
the hepgblic 10 the presen. state f affairs
IL il stated that the PresideA, placed himself en-
tirely IN thsir hands and requested them To advise
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IL a Dot our iuDnuHn ,prcsf any opinion upon nfs
mailer while 10 IS pending before COMMITTEE e.! tf
Hyufe. nor au Ssc d~sta hat Tcuefs "e aH' u'F
,ua 10 should be understood indicate stur oan way
&C tie other regard n mere IHsice ' Dir trc''
frt ,nl desires un one 90 wiz 'u ihr Tespon@
tttv ~ nro'rrtpg his own honor We ieg tDuuG 80 t-o
tlsr the public mind pom ,rls port We therefore &C.
,sr thu al Tho statements wl'ch nave e! 'Ni~i in ur
uhc iorrrss connecting She Pres irui win ihp rsnssc
mona iu Din. nader ~ huut Correlation ~ was 81 ho
time brought e. The knowledge Of lie frsdcni mai O.
claim was persecution before member o
hi. { ablnat ia which snup-r mtHicr Of H. Ih'ne wa
directly 90 indirectly interested We Hr" Hs0 ini"fnr"
thai neitlef M Meredith Mr Johnsnh was Hace he
ouainted win Air Cra~ iIid's inefs u no tie claim
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NARTI's C0MPANf 0s > it a. = gIha1


ID ril.f-N Ns1sgzr AL Proprietor JOHN GRkFf
MOOD Dr. A.. sisrr MausE-r -spi.lc Performances %
- 4r-ruoor s. o.lcE Al kv-cicg - 2. coz LAT
49, ~ - roc1 ~ I'D rsiei h1f-lrl Fanny, NJ
- .r~0uuisf-l GTul11sfs 40 P1L1tr.alsts % Ie
Nod LAT EeeK o. Lou. E-sser Ccirese Jazz - The
y--.se C.,--rf AL g. W-itock rLs Sgd ~ ccc werk
- : 4 Wsnvss Mr N-rrf-f NJ O CsE Aae NJ
s.-.s-r So. sa1rrp- 10y tpF-r a. -acf -rieftsir-
n-1- C1rlo-f-s rzr oc 's-l q a. ts-n' ing ST.
--sf.. f,-.nd Clsrl1falns F9rtlf- Teller
t-r-k.or ~ A-srrrr 80 reT-yr''-nce', = GU
o. .t~er under ln T-ars - c-~i1 q
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The receipts u BHFAD.IrFFs SIRE hent nro o..
mtrsef fun WIsrTR WIZ quoted eva Jl -~r'- sud
ssR.s WsEtv ti475c 01os aud C.cco prsai- Oh iaVr
cCmmAr - ga - n
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AliISEMENTS.

Is 40 az 80 - - :. Irais - ESiSG April vii
TN IRISH AMBASSADOR
>r ragk or ea'po..C liir- a. i.alela Miss HON
TEDDY THE TiLER
Teddy asiar,.. COLIN. Lai, Dladrff,rd Mr. aie.l
~ conclude wtth fs New FAIce ID
COUSIN CHERRY
Frr-s - az ri.s,on T. Dr-fs rcls snd rsr9grte,
--o. Family AID Thrt c,r-ri = "a 6ale,1 - cent.
,,'HEATER -AsTOR-PLAcE OPERA HOUSE.--
DOR. opru 3. Performance o eornr.r1N d osoe<
THIS EVFSiNd. AF-i. : wl be performed
Hamlet. .. Nj ta1derHof Gerrs l-..... Mr. Mclean
~ .nirs ....... Mr. sa.. Oph-ls Mrs Couoyef
Teclnclnte " 10 De Comedy 81
TANNING THF sHREW
r-.-r-f1. slr N.rIentsr hsIer.r Ars Mclean
Dr Nr Pace tnfrs. hf' Df'
fr--s-Bo,rs ara Psfqpr a - Aupsiursief - -.
Received .ea.- 20 bscol, a. l' &C. b oHes open
Ipt RTON'- TIli sTEK.-go1r' ef~- :. !.
- nin.nc. o. Il THIS - .NlN1i Arfl p, ~ oe
r,.el '1e .,eee..''I ceqsayy p
v- ct., Dns'e ST. Barae Wrker....,i- Breugham
II .. o.L~sry 81. Brogzham mr. cn.p. Nh Ho.m'n
Tus SERIOUS FAaiLf
Git. r nc1s ". C.AfIs Fnnk Nacso!. " Lesrfo
cars asgu'r-. Bfeqssar Anirsdab Sc. ~ s-l.ol
rrcss- B1rcs Dr--s Gree an1 Psrqu-o ~ ca Fsll
re or second TT = ~ IflHe-s BOZ. ., ~
cONosRr. NENT WIZ
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS nexl e-~f a FOL
" a.~s vl.
At RrTOER's lSsrir
Oa aoulsF .n'rr Apr
% 10 ltr
TABERNACLE
Oh Wednesday Eg-ulag. Apni
lose - ro.ae-l7 ile OILY opportunities hey vii lave
ca ..,.rg r. N~gs. T0fs tor time r9mr - hey
~ - sg-r.-r., b. ta-v -rr. 80 u1 -1i after A- rl
E r-1-r rsrrfrH -rs .f ..-r- 81 s-fl sfllel's aD
tIARTI'S COMPANY Of irALiAN OPttA
~ rora H.vsa. wi- spY--r a. NiBiDs 1r aoNpAf,
vsrsg-- = Die Cor,ra1v-, bl1rlt
1lrr D.rrr-- sr.i- b s.rga- -l. baso ai r.
r-d-sc
llarrs. lf.-- - f.e.-
r..--rt.ra- .--- gore 3 C4s.ri a.f B-l-ni
,r.r-. Terrr-sf .ru~ L saw ID L0fln al i. F-fe,+
Bar. .oa.-s gaYr hsl.si All D Corn
Ha.f.-s gr0r Marin az Cerraf' sen
~-..-ta Ds1rs-S - ri il
-...f Z -r..fI- s. s-1rf Bsrs.-r. and 7 harrn-i.
49,. -ff gr-.---I gr1- r Carti an Y Loc4irl
.r4nl Caorgs n 0uy VOICES 81 sffni Drclrsrs ~
,.,-.--' 80 b -ecior = h- Jg-fs-ss BJissini
GA. l--Jr OF tdr DrrLesus-slg l. A-1il
p-..frr.r--.y E@crellf a. -
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TTTBRRT'- PANORAMA oE THE NED

z rAaAEEAF- TALtsI N ~ -. "a 7 =
- "a Ard % srd.1 HDyrg PsnOrRms, embracing F-<s
f, ADD q ahoc-s u re scores = ~ Neci> aaes
- ~ = . alsr-s,4- Spots ID. HOY L.1c ne z1tnz
- (v I'd J-r1.a 80 r t. 0r-l-d for -nI 1ifcr A. NJ
80 "a - B9~erT lear 5royue-s- or VIZ DHE,DA1
-~rslry nraL every sF-stEK u-rrai-r " saprt
ire Thee v-ws aaFe s--n 2-i-'-d ~ ~ ~ -
49,, s--. 1-.ssrs .aE~a rr ~ tLat 5y Mersu Csh-r-
nd Ea~ ~ Ar AZ a-er sr-s-,, az AZ crsrg &C.
-.rt -1L t-lc .te t-s-g RI ~ Scenes crrc--f 80
-. 49,. a.. .-urc. 11grs c1lr-r-. Siil hen
Dor. su-- e. clcs E1h.b.t-sr 20 coz r-e-c7 A. 4
a 49, y .--r.. Cd. rr~r - ceIs 4z6ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08

HAbTE VfkNSE-OSE hsPskstsTsrtss
Dscog1 ......... - 90 1nb5l 500
We are unable " CONTRAST with these figures
those u iOrmer elections. not having them At hand.
lis u be noticed, however that the Socialist vote
has generally fallen III ia he Departments, while
that of the Anti Socialists has increased. This 10 "
be- sscrlbsd " the influence exerted BY Goysrnment
~ which al recent legislation has gwen strength
title shor Vi despotic, especially IL tie Provinces
aud b tie better organization and more distinct
DIVISION 0f parties Altogether, the result Is far
more favorable 70 the soeia sInocr ats than csod
have been expestsd.
AT Pafa the successisl Candidates were pro
claimed without dstarbascs, and have taken Their
seats. TIE Government sought " make the proc
smst.on the occasion lor q not, bot he People
dlsaV POINTED them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08

Mayor OF Monroe, Mich aud John Brow" Loco
Of SanduskN OHIO.
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nRI.AN.

DaKIoR ORGAN. fog az saPer.ef TAi--i
oar = orls~r f.fl %. QcaTr '-c.-.. s--r-
$50 IN .....ssl t.le 81 rrh rsfo~z1F css- sd
Ic-li-s N JOIN CAMPBELL CO
sEsk.- 10 49, - AAssz- o.
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TITTFTE,- YIN.TKEL- -af = = PI

Ftffet - n N-TkkI- Mr. r . PlshC Z,
80 III 80 grrr1rs- u-rno~-- Il Cfrisgyt l--rss ~
s-V-1 yenr- r-s1-rt stn--ff-s 'l - fr--s
M - overs cf srs--rar -arrory &C o. 80 seG-r
.,frg rfl-c g--rslT -. De- As gr-i - t@sl Eanf
g s-r-s I'd 70 80 r'sirs co--ci-f tfssa ever -
.--c-a1. couyzly -- Nriou. cQupr.lz srv-rti cd
f.ror.lrs I'D na-T clr.ce -Jr~.-ss tr VIZ op~r D.
tv--t- Brua1FsT l-Ty .ecUrst.t - -. al saersd
1a No11a- Ar At-ssi1n 70 a. paris u - hO1se
9 c--,s rev ysT---,- so tt-fed s-sls ard st1fsd
LA az -r~ soK $50 te-n .cssc he comforts
rfr-- 1c1.e an
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FRANCE.
The fleeflons.

The result Q, the elections IS that cat OF 81 repre-
scnsasvcs 10 hc chosen IA place ct those DEPRIVED
Of their Offices IN consequence Of the assu VI June
10, ls'9 there have been chosea 81 Socishst Demo
Gratis snd 10 Rescuonlsss There is thus % gain OF
10 on the side Q, the Government one o the Sce'sl
.sts VIDAL, chosen toS Paris slso chosen iOs the
Department of the Bss Rhin. tor which. By ssres
meut made previous 10 The election. b. 10 bound
"a serve IN order ~ throw the new election into
Pans where the Socislstmsjority is more compact
and certain THIS wall make only 20 represents
siyss who nav take their seats n the Assembly "a
the popular side TO 10 who Increase the rsnks Of
the majority The election TO MI the vacancy at
Pan. s 10 rake place in May. when the so'isllsis
val probably animate Emile de Girsrdin' editor
Of Ia Pit.se and BEYOND doubt will elect him.
The returns Ut the present election are s ioi'
lows
DEPARTMENT Os rHE SEINE (pa,sJ
81 IA stv
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AT WEEK BIT ONE OF seRTIs Ana
lrOMlCAL COLLECTION a. SDpfssfs Hsl- -
Bad ~sY Madame sAETi t~a- % irDus sdy visitors
IA ,a-r s-a7 q Sesl0fk Wil .-ruliraie Wetrestsq,
An -. LAcs-s aSss. Aoods " ecDescsys al ~.
.sTs Lectures a. Ii. ard g'-.ocs ne cve44r - y
ssse Gs4 IL zaeT1e&als ea!s sor g=cLsa-n - S'-oa
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GIVE indebted to Hon W. ii sk"ASp
and Hon ws L. pArrOS fthe Senate, f0' 0ensrss'ooA
posunepta
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tEffor Il ~ DsmscslV Pssuf4.< s-rslg - y-s 10
80 10 rrf at hr caolas, Of bs FfssSss, fski-a - ~
d.-sI Ioss - h9is~. 10 ~sfs - g~oES
VAR-T~O hEYsfsssTATfvks
ayet .......... 1919 simeon ..s..........Jlp 100
4chst .......... 1900 Do Chapters. ....jlIO 100
zone = sseh psfsy ehos.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Lynch Law in New York.

The following is nearly parallel to
the recent disgracelul outrage which took
place in the county of Culpeper, and which
has cast. foul and cruel stain on por,
ton of this hitherto unsullied Common.
wealth. .... r.F
We understand that the rowdies who
were engaged in the mob at Scottsyllle on
Monday night, and who had the pleasure
and satisfaction of beating and half drown.
ing poor negro, continued their F" sport
on y ednesday, and added greatly 10 the
intense enjoyment Oft, by malreatIng in
the most brutal mnnner colored woman,
The wife Of the object of their refined
amusement ON Monday night. On the
afternoon of Wednesday, IN open day,
crowd of brutes, led on by man OF prop
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Defeat of the Compromise.

Our readers are already aware that the
Adjustment Bill of the cOmmltte OF ThIr
teen has been rejected in the Senate.
Although for a long time its fate was con-
sidered doubtful, the hopes Of It's friends
had been strengthened several days pre-
vious to the final vote, by the adoption oil
Mr.. Bradbury's amendment, and the re-
lection of a motion for its indefinite post
ponement. But these hopes were des-
tined soon to be crushed; they were
short-lived. By the Withdrawal OF Mr.
Webster from the Senate, the Bill LOST
his vote. and his successor Mr.. Winthrop
had scarcely taken his seat before ne
evinced his hostility to it, by an amend
mert which he offered The defeat OF
the Bill has been attributed to an uniortu-
nate move of Mr.. Pe,rce of Md, which
alienated several senators, who otherwise
would have voted LOT IL
Thus we arc at sea again Eigh'
months CONSUMED in discussion, and SO
far as legislation is concerned nothing
done. But,w do not regard all this dis
epssion as useless, and without fruits; Tor
certainly il will prove Of benefit in one
. .
respectable people are enabled to knO"
who are the friends of Union to sep
arate the pure metal from The dross' And
here we cannot withhold the tribute OF our
heartfelt, admiration for the noble ana al
most superhuman efforts of Clay Foole'
Cass 81 ebsl.r aud Dickinson III behaIi OF
III, BIl. Ca ing aside the political ann
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
The ConYention..rne valley.

In their addresses to tie voters OF he hls-
triet, AIessrs. Wonhington and Pendieton
bofa state that by the adoption of the
White Basis of Representation, he valley
would lose o'se member in the Legislature,
but they contradict each other in this
that whilst Mr.. WoEthington says that
loss would fall upon Jefferson, Mr.. Pen
dIeton states that Berkeley would be the
loser. This difference of opinion certain
ly is calculated to effect the degree Of
credit due both statements.
Mr.. Raleigh T. Daniel, one Of the Gov
ernor's Council and candidate for the
Convention in the Richmond district, in
all address to the People, differs from
both these gentlemen, and fertifIes his
opinion by figures, which prove beyond
contradiction that the Valley, instead OF
losing one, would retain her present num-
Der of members in the Legislature, whilst,
under the Basis Of population aud reve-
nue., she would lose three members. We
annex the following table from his address,
that the voters may have tile figures before
them, and make their own calculation.
"To show how much of Political Power we
are called on 10 surrender, look at the relative
apportionment of Representation among the four
Districts, as based on white population, or as it
ought to be on that, and taxation combined:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06

erty in the village, the SAME who lea on
Ne previous mob, went te the douse Oh
i've rnlored man when he was absent al
work seized his wife dragged her ,lt'n Z.
aer house, showered bier with pays -el
Ssll water j; threatened her with ,eoal
of tsr and Ilsathers if she did not leave
town ig4aetiiaety, and bestowed .ilPon
her all tile abase that at'er brutal 'Asanc's
could suggest. Wis was dome tA aAe
nresence of IS or 100 .n,en snd boys
The officers of justice did not and Praba-
bIy dare not, interfere, and the aInob -eS'
ulIea in their triumph. They justify
themselves, by asserting that the 'wsmal'
was Incorporate. Tie leader Gu s.ne
mob is himself incorporate. --f0c"eS'e'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Prof WebStcr,s Case.

We have just learned some facts which
90 far 10 show the utter falsity of Profess
sor Webster's confession as 10 the dis
position Of DR.. Parkman's body, and by
which he attempted to show his want of
Fermentation in the killing.
A student at the Medical College has
this morning, for the first time, disclosed
that at the time Of murder, while he was
in the dissecting room entry, he distinctly
heard sounds of something being dragged
over the stairs leading 10 Prof. Webster's
lower laboratory-which he has now no
doubt were thus produced by the descent
Of DR.. Parkman's body.
An examination of the sink in the up
per laboratory described by Prof. Webster
as the one he used for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the body, demonstrates its positive IN
capacity for the purpose, it being OF very
small size.
And, furthermore, the hand-hose, which
Prof. Webster speaks of in his letter OF
explanation TO the council, as used by
him TO convey water to said sink, was
ibis morning measured by officer o. II.
Spur, and found to be couple of feet
too short for that object Boston Trans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06

were. Butknowing thai their friendship
it'as,lfo existence intact that they are GOV
.erned in their ,eoRduotby the viest of
meilVes, we must come TO different con-
.clusiQn. 1t maeslcllaet suit their spupo-
ito remove then from this county,.
'Thcy would ibe,dePrived Of tAealOod 4fRen
which they exist. Hence il is, abolition
ism and colonization are opposite terms,
possessing as liltle afiAily as-OiI and wa
ter.
But enough OF this; VIE cannot ,Gnd
terms iu which to express CUR utter con-
tempt for the wretches who would, we yer-
lily believe, With the expression of fGiend-
ship GA their tongues, willingly witness
the sacrifice OF every slave in the South,
if thereby, they would accomplish their
nnrDOSeS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
The long proposed Bridge

At the Point of Rocks has at length been
contracted for. The successful parties
are Messrs. Geo. p. Rider & Co., Foun-
ders, of Washington City, and Mr.. Abra'
ham Bowers, now Of ShePherdstown.-
The Bridge is to be of Iron on stone piers
and abutments. Total contract $50, 500
the Bridge to be completed for travel by
Ist September, 1851. Length of the
bridge 1900 feet, to be built in 8 sections.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06

mositIes which had hitherto separator
Ishem, as unworthy ofrelainlng place III
he seasons Of 4ees enlisted in the holy
tcause,in which they Eaeee engaged, they
have fought shelby side, gaA@1 Pls', aAa
70 the LAST, always .rallying beEealh the
saenad Bahaer of the Union. And What
shall NC say of the Master spirit in tins
great ints.loesGal battle, Old Harry Of the
West? With abe WeisAt,of more than
three score years and tea bearing upon
him: his head .silgere6 By ske 5rOsts OF
honored old-age, he has become gqjuven-
escent, and thrown'himself into tAe 84st-
test of ,the fray. Ihrowing aside the
lighter metal of old age, he 'wields the BAT
tIe-axe of Richard C@ur de Leon, and
wherever he strikes he leaves his mark
| If he has failed, ,itslaas beensin the dis
change of duty, ,aHd deserves none the
less Of credit FOR his eferts. ME 'Cass
MISUNDERSTANDING oftEiseountry) has
truly and niagn2nimously said, thai the
coAntry owed him a Debt which she could
never discharge.
But what is iaew-to DE deneH Give
way to despair. no never. Never des-
pair of the Requisite a1etrour I.egisla-
:ors invoke the spirit Of Washington, to
descend IN theirmidst, and guide their de-
alterations. Let them give heed 10 his
warnings against sectional jeaiousies, aad
all will yet be well, and the blessings OF
Liberty and Union sill be NouchSafed to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Arrest OF Pirates.

No less thln 40 individuals, r,rrcerncll m rcIa-
bing the persons of the unfortunate victims az
the wreck Of the brig Elizabeth, at Fir? Island
have been arrsstca, ant cisal process has beev
issued for the recovery Of The stolen property.
The y. Y. correspondent of the Ledger saws.
The property recovered will ali be
Nrenghtae thus city, Eadeastand, and The
.NaMes of the parties ia wLase custody il
was found, VII he hendeG over to the
Grand Jury. Upon the person of O7,e
woman, it is said, was found dress, sup
posed 10 have belonged to tae Countess
0ssOH, and there are reasons 70 suppose
that this dress was moi only taken from
.hcr'body when drowned, but that its owR-
er had been plundered of the Jewels which
4 -contained. Some of the clothing of the
Marchioness, and of her child, and some
of the clothing cd Horace Summer, were
found Is 1Ese the marble bust of child
all of whick are III possession OF the off
GERS.
All day yesterday the seq WAS making
complete breach over the Ill fated YES
sci. There is now de or no hepe u
resening the Calheua status
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
Virginia True to the rninn.

The Petersburg Intelligencer, speaking
of Judge fuckers disunion speech, says:
II We do not hesitate to say that ninety
men OHt of every hundred of The citizens
of Virginia utterly rePudiate the senti-
ments which he avowed, and condemn
the temper he displayed in has speech III
that body. Disunion, per sc, does not
occupy an inch Of Virginia soil, anil we
doubt if Virginia audience of respecta-
bic aumbers could be induced TO listen to
such a speech as Judge Tucker favored
the Nashville Convention with. Sucl,
doctrines may suit the region of Barnwell
Court House, in South Carolina, and
command the applause OF the QuAttlebums
and Rhetts Of that fiery cline, but here,
in the Old Dominion, they are utterly
secuted"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-06
A Curious Discussion.

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, in his let
ter of the 10Th of June says:
La Gazette dc France and lie Corsalrc,
both Iegitimist papers, have been engaged
III discussion with POrdre on the ques-
ton Of the right TO assassinate tyranis.
The discussion originated in the article OF
the paper last named, on the attempt a
rainst the life of the King of Prussia, in
which George Cadondal was stigmatized
as an assassin. The legitmist papers, on
the contrary represent him as hero, who
would have rid tie earth of scourge if he
had succeeded, and quoted Napoleon
himself as an abettOr Of assassination. In
the fourth codlcil TO his will, Napoleon
saws: We bcqueath 10000 francs 10 the
sub. officer CantlIIion, who has been tried
for having wished TO assasslnate Lord
Wellington and acquitted. Canlillion had
as GOOD RIGHT 10 assassinate that oligar-
chist. as the latter had to send me TO die
on the rocks Of 81. Helena. The son of
Cadondal Intervene in the discussion to
prove that his mother had received pen
sion from Louis Philippe, on account of
the attempt of his father TO assasslnate the
emperor. The son himself was promoted
to tie grade Of colonel, which he holds
now