The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-01
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BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
The people ofllolmesville are in fora bar
becue on the 9TH. The Banner says "there
will be a barbecue at the plantation of Cant
Andrew kaigler. Quite extensive prepara-
tons are being made. There will be
"0Xen and shoatS,
Sheep aud goats,
Turkies and chickens,
And other fine ~fixens.''
The Captain served his time in Donegal and
knows how to do up such things.
The submissionists of Adams county have
nominated, for Convention: J.T. McMur-
ran and James Ii. Neazie; for Representa-.
tivcs: &. L. Dubuisson and Thos. Ii. Graf.
ton.
Hon. Luke Lea, of this State, but recent.
ly appointed Indian Agent, was accidental
Iy killed at Fort Leavcnsworth, last week.
How, we do not know.
Gen. Arbuckle, commanding 9TH Military
department, u, S. A., died at Fort Smith,
Ark, Oh the 18th inst.
The river at Natchez IS rising slowly, ha-
wing advanced but two inches since Tues.
day last.
Another affair of honor in which the fair
sex were engaged, is reported in Saturday.
Free Trader, as having occurred i'll the pub.
lie streets of Natchez. The courageous
and diabolical affair."" was between two
ladies of different color
The Europa arrived at New York on the
oath June, ten days from Liverpool. Cot
ton had advanced al eighth, with a fair a.
mount Of sales. Corn active.
The steamer Georgetown made the time
from NewOrleans to Louisville, on Der last
trip, in 5 days, s hours and DO minutes
This is one of the quickest trips OF the sea
son. ,.... .H
At the recent term of the Circuit Court
of Copiah County, Il slave charged with the
murder of his master, Geo. }. Decall, was
sentenced to be hung OH the 18th inst. Hen
ry Miller, an old prison bird was sent to the
p%enitentlary for having permitted himself TO
be stolen by a negro. Ii
Six thousand of the Lowell Factory girls
are preparing to Bto0mert2e OH the 4th OF
July. Go it breechos ! ie'"
Several deaths from cholera have recent
" occurred at llawstlllc, Ky. IS deaths
occurred on the J. NJ. Niles, on her last trip
TO Louisville. The st. Louis papers repre-
sent the disease as very stubborn, and diff
cult to manage.
i. Ocean Arvivals and Departures
New York, June 2l.-The steamer
Cherokee has arrived from Chagres
bringing a million Of dollars.
The Pacific sailed to>day for Liver
t pool with $50. passengers. Among
: them was ex-Gov Arkin of Soutl
Carolina. Ia-a re-. p
a Central 4mcricd- TTdyt.-The Re
n public announces that the statement
of the N. Y. Tribune to tho effect
+that negotiations had been commenced
: between the United States, England
; and France, for the purpose of estab'
fishing a joint protectornte over Gem
trail America, are totally ~unfounded
Efforts, however, are being made t.
settle the questions that now distract
the Republics of the lsthmus.
In reference to Hayti, it is rue that
strong representations have been made
IS TO Soulouque to induce him to ref all
d from further belligerent dcmonstra-
tons against the Dominicans, and IL IS
thought that Soulouque will yield
d Pennsylvania Canal.--Philadelphla
June 2O.--The State Cadal from Dun
cans Island to Columbia has heel re
paired and is now ready for business
!. Jenny Lind.-Boston, June 20
The concerts Of Jenny Lind crea.t
quito an enthusiasm. All the tlcke'
u for the next concert have been sold.
Ncw York Canal BiH.--Aibany, jun
21.--The Senate was engaged all ga.
y yesterday on the Erie Canal bill.
will undoubtedly pass.
UpRiuer Markets. Jun
2l.--The market is very dull. Flour
not saleab.e except to a very hmite'
1t extent at $3,25. Whiskcy has deciln
n ed to n lis "A IL 3-5.ia Nothing CON
>, In provisions.
he river is falling. There or
about six feet OF water to Louisviile'
Louisville. June 2l.-7Thc steamel
Ill Belle Key aud pcnlic No. 8, have a
rived from New Orleans, end "