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siderable importanes to this right Of selecting and
employing counsel M. Thomas Plnckney the
American necotlaoT, Gays, II letter on the SUB eel
ofthe treaty the first part OF inns I'm article a
taken rom the 6n article Of our tire ATTY with PTui
ss and that he ad ed the later part because ne con-
scoIed II a good stipulation IN all situations, out
particularly in Spain.
stipulated in the ire aty that the trial Of an American
CIT zen in Spain should be open and pn1nc, because
We know that a. late as the wear l1sJ mere existed
in Spain an ecclesiastical Junsclcton' having 'ne
poaer over life and de ath. whose proceedings were
always secret Whether II was Intencef o7 the par
ties that this night Of selecting COUNSEL IN the case
OF the arrest or the trlai OF al American clLzen'
should extend further DC Droa'er than IN me 2se
~ spapjsh subject prosecuted fCF similar ofense,
NAV be matter Of doubt and controversy. The vleR
v hich the Spanish courts OF the hl-hest Jurs &C.
si0n take Of H. may oe seen y me 60 nmlaic fi9n
OF the ROYAL CouTl Of iu1'cature acrompals ING the
letter of the GOvernoY-General 20 ,ir. ralierOn
But however all this may be ne general question
still returns. whether this Yglt secured | treaty.
whatever II Is &c rot Justly hmufd ~ Stich persons
as are AT the ne in an respects American ciuzeas.
having never voluntarily changed their domlcil Or
taken upon themselves new allegiance
In this view Of the case it might therefore Dc
asked whether II Mr. Thrasher had been z native
born subject Of her Catholic Majesty, his trial md It's
result would have been different from wha, they &C.
tlaly were
If indeed MI Thrasber, in his arrest and trial, oid
not enjoy the benefits which native born spanish
subjects enjoy in like cases, but was more harsnly
treated or more severely punished for the reason
that he was a born citizen OF the I nlte d
States, II would be clear case OF me violation OF
treaty obligations and would demand the interpOsl-
ton Of the Government. There exists IN TINS De-
parsment no proof Of any such extraordinary ire IT.
ment Of Mr. Thrasher. 1t may have taken place. In
the absence Of all other information. reference IS
made on that point, as well as 10 all the rest OF the
case to the letter OF the GoyernOr-General Of Cu9a
70 Mr.. Calderon, her Catholic MaJestyS Minister
Plenipotenuary to this Government.
For the further information of the House Of Rep
resentatlves also transmit here With copy Of the
dispatch OF the 18th instant, from this Department 10
the Minister Of the United States az Madrid, and Of
dspatches to the acting Consul at Havana of the 18th
and 2sth November last. DANIEL WEBSTER
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scaf Nor West frao B"si"r ior Deer Isls sh,A WA,
tNhoie 70 ibe Nchrv 'f Nss part - - - -
aha arfrtl al "a FER zee Tee 1fiia>,
tAe -uli, bal and hfoks sn.fS a. ne Scot, l.. n
ioh 10y Deer Isle wrecked 0r - >hary beach - -
I'll. 'A' A = - 90
SIZE m Su1e :, repor 81 g. have hsea dsna.,eA nv ,
Cfclote shortly after LEAVING g.. ,rrts v.., ID, - *.
ISL a. a no elefs have been received from Ne Or Aer
ss.nis Asr owners ihnS the ray sme m.,ass IL the
~ SCI TIial e A'i'hs. fm B.s,sn ~ cA,r.st;,t.us
Wen ashore a P'rfYu recently aas - s,,r,sa(
"a non llee - itsn -nts ga cargo fsf Slelg A. az
Alliance Cfice and Ssie vessel d. II Cous,sr,,l
The plot boat Wasp. Cotton ar We sra., r.. d. .
wreck OF b. ship Independence With IS passess-r,
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NV Coryry-we observe in TIE Dun

s,yk Journal. a no'Ice that Application Is - o.
made 20 the next Legislature tor new county,
TO be composed ot the towns OF Hanover, >her!-
dan. Pomfret. Charlotte. Arkwrght vi isnoVa'
and Cherry Creek IN the County 0, Chantauine
Leon. Dayton. Perysbureh and Persia II the
County OF Cattaraugus, and Collins, brand' anu
Evans M Erle County. Il is essentially re-
vival Of the cd Schuyler project Of 1915
81. JoHN's SoclEIY We were net, un-
nj Yesterday, aware thar our Irish citizens had
a society In this city win the ABOVE tie. we
understand that thew have made arrangements Tor a
course OF lectures the present winter, and tnai the
first will be delivered the Cl;y Hall on FRIDAY eve
ming next, by Michael Doheny. ESQ OF New YORK
We wish them success IN their efforts 70 DO good
HGr,f0rf fCf) C0pTSnt. Dec. %.
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Disasters, sc.

BRO ALBERT FEtHrNs. from P1Iads'1hil i,T ls'1l,
before reported below pE.aje. pha asd %
"a Nv OF 4ieamef sly. sslilJ cu b. cs, 1lt perfectly
Schr Levsui lei, the ubagf AZ Savannah on Tae.day
evening, itth INST with TOAD ~ cotton aaf urpeAt
INTENDED io &c ship Aledal1 o Jiag below the CITY Soon
IRE Inc schooner beia- lnder cay ana ne inss L.
cfessirg RAPIDLY the reisl shipping stood "A ina
neat Danger bur y throwing oyerbosId pofon 81 ~
der load me progress . me re was arrested Inc l.
and - bois Aro1' 81 bales u cotton we're
thrown overheard. more - icts ctMagtd
p. oIs sco'l ,rcm B'nare BET r. reported ashore p
Boston Lght IA been got M AND was lowed up - cy
Barr MEDIA Rob r. "a Harle for Portland. puf iat,
Bath Me eost INST keoors, c0rsequeoce of disabled
condition Of crew mai. r Kennsbec f9r h2roOr, and
entering the oac 81 on Saaey IL and and broke
rgddef pintle snd ssia nee r. damage - N me as
sstaIce 81 lie geo ~ be- Island ct OF, and 40
tawsd NJ ty he SIC mer >tFFn. WI pfo1ap5 nave 70
SCH. Zd-e. Cunts. OF s,d sllsxsrh. ima B., son.
went a. h0re snov .rlrr sf rte River. b tea,
Oh Monday are aeon. l)-L As- she ~as iisnt aai $
m ef9ris O. ge' lsr 9r Size -sfge vesse! OF sope
PROrNCErous Dec I've aaI severe saoy ssorn
yeseTdag ht Asfc head of vessels beng ashore N
The oaok Il tae Gaze - There a large deeply
o. dsrre.s yHs ard asstsnoe her tais
There j. hem brg ashore uesr Buings.ats PDns
10 doutt he z cSsrsaa hsleF which sailed from u
SCH. New Paas. TleuonD Tuner went ashore !
Cape NeccIcA ~ re storm Of s'n ms AZ
? VI; there was cav ~ he tine wmi r T..
Tie lands four "a nula@r ilmpsd into the waves sal
were washed safely q shore ore efthsm ysry
hausted Vessel iot4i lcss salls and rigging a0d part
OF the cargo coLsistlg Z cheese. mpasses
saved - damaged state inthe same storm to scaoon-
ers belonging . Nova Scotia ashore Re Bezca
ana s'ig dlsmasted and everything deck los
THE dsEasted brig Drooubly the Plorna before
ported
sotr Cape Fear which arrived below PsFtsnouth 9Th
,nst FEB N with atsrnooa. about le m3es & ~
nom iAe Of Shoas lot OF sails and usg,ns snp
peed 90 be from the wreck " bg Fioraa dsnAsfsd III
Ooes Point endeayored 70 take them ia tov- bgs tbs
sea running 50 high, and looking much Ike q stoxn
wss Obliged 10 abandon them.
Co~es Dec. 6-Pst In, Dsuish schr Paine Erorsf Al
days from Boston for Messna having when of The West.
EN- Islands, Nov Il. lost bulwaSks boat aa-
boom. fosetopmas and ssls and the mate sad man
knocked overheard
Esyal New. al-Brs Harbnger (prohsbly of Boston,
came on shore Nov. Is and was wrecked Brig Shannon
,of Bestcn Mayo, from Nevoastle E. for PHILADELPHIA
which lad been condemned rode ont the gale keavy
gale prevailed ffsG ths 18th 81 the issA.
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Oct "a lat g 5. lon 81 %. vas seen ship x.,. ,
ner." q NeN-YuTk, stsnoilg p '''f
Nov. q. lat. II 10 $ %. was an An.ir.. .b
standing W shown, Nos % o. couit b. mad,
out
Nov Is. lat 5. lon % s. saio lzaas walioa from Nc
de 1azelro for Nse-Nufk. 90 ta,s on
Oct 20 sr IS \. len Is " harS Austin Ps kirs f,r
Bangor Sept. ~ foI Snsno, Ayfes
Nov |. lat al S. Ion IS 90, hs-k henri. pases fro-
Boston. s DAYS. for Gipisltsr
Nov. IS la q. Ion D. ars rnrk Harding from sostos
fCI Maneillss
Nov a. lat IS 70. IN . W. bark CannOre, ORR from
Nov Is si = lon 10 bak CHARLES, ,sr) FROM Gl,sso~
toI Philadelphia
Sent 10 lai 80 90 cn i3 70 E. Vas seen ,Aie SUI
posed the Auel, Hrsysttr from Shanghai ssgi. o ki
New York
Nov 90 NJ q y In iS "a shin Coiueia, Of Portland
from Ncwuofr, T. 10y New Or cans.
Dec DO lat ~, los 10. Br slap Opte from Cen Tor Mo
bile
Dec lar. NJ, la. 40 IS. CO.. 5si steamer
supposed she Arct c. Luce from Newf,rs fSr Liverpool
No dare la % ION = (hi thr iumouniis. ~ NswO.
leans schr. MaTy and susan, Il days from Plymouth
Mass foT FTSRkha L.
Dec 8. lat IS Ion % H. S-ig Ann Augusta, o. wey-
month. 5. from "a loff. t.upp ssed Bcnars nos
ton 81 Gays out short u pro. islons
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BY Telegraph

CHARLESTON. Dee 2f-Ar. snip Chase and bark.
Pearl Virginia and jasper New York; Charlotte Gas.
pol
ATTAKAPAS. De-. SD big Lanartine, New York
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Passengers Sailed.

IN bark Wiuirm T<cts. from Boston for N1rssll
Mr. John Robertson wife and children, of NeSfofN
Passengers Arrived
n racksf-ship Constitution ron Lirerpoo-Mr Crew,
Of Toronto, L. C; Mrs Boyd.
MINIATURE ALHANAc--.-rHIs DAY.
suN-Rses7 % Sets 80 hpoN-Sets..----s 4ia
HIGH WATER Dec. %
Sandy Hook 10 ga Gov lsland-l l9a Hell Gate Goa
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From The National InteIIIgencer.

The following letter from the Secretay
of State among other papers relating to the case
Of Mr.. Thrasher, was communicated to the
House of Representatives on Tuesday last, In
Message from the President. The other papers,
or such of them as possess general interest, have
lately been laid before the Senate, and have al
ready been published
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lls KALIDA HOTEL,
lit BIZ r. II. MCCLURE.

gTyIIE citizens Of Putnam and the adjoining
Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that T..
r. Mcclure, has purchased the above well
known stand, and which heis fitting up for
the reception and accommodation Of travell-
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell-
ing public generally.
As Mr.. Nee, is well known as q landlord,
and the Accommodations Of the KALlDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES, &c., are well
known to be ample, he deemsit unnecessary
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to sater for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords.
February Z, 1850. 6lz
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Notice In chauoery.
Isaac ?; =. Smith h q c..ne.,,.

VS.. In Clxnesry.
Nelson NcCallister, et..al.
NTELsoN McCaIlister and Mary Mccall
IN lister, Of the Stute Of Wis.
,consin, are hereby notified that on the 9Ist
county and State of Ohio. filed in the court Of
common pleas Of ? utnam county and State Of
Ohio. q Bill in Chancery, against the said
Nelson McCsllister, Mary McCallister and
one Almron Mills oe said Putnam county,
the object and prayer Of said bill is to obtain
a decree against the said Nelson McCulister,
for the payment to said Isaac B. Smith the
amount of promissory note given by said
McCallster to said Smith on the 9th day of
April, 1850. for Si96 and interest, payable
April LIST, 1851, said note secured by mort
gage on the following real estate, to wit.
Commencing at the south west corner of a
lot Of land owned by Allen, Hipkias and Hull,
in the south west quarter OF section twenty
six, town one north range eight east, thence
south seventy nino feet, thence a north
easterIy course until south Of the south east
corner Of said Allen, Hipkins and Hull's lot
thence to said corner, thence west to the
place Of beginning.
And in default of said payment that said
premises be sold to pay said money and costs,
and the said Nelson McOallister and Mary
McCallister are further notified that unless
they appear and plead, answer or demur 80
said bill within sixty days after the mex t
October term Of said court, the said Isaac B.
Smith at the term next after the expiration Of
sixty days will apply 10 said court 70 take the
matters Of the bill as confessed land to decree
thereon accordingly.
AsMONROE, Sol. for Complaint.
May 20 1881.
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THOMAS COULTER. JOHN M. MARBLE.
CHEAP GOODS g. GOOD BARGAINS
COULTER a. MARBLE
Invite attention TO their stock Of NEW and
FASHIONABLE
5DE2E RG0@R08o
They have we'll selected assortment Of
clothes, cassimeres, calicoes, cottons, sheet
ings, de ains, nlpacas, ginghams, lawns,
threads, trimmings Of every variety, fannels,
checks, &c., &c., &c.
Glassware, Queensware, & Stoneware.
LEATHER, BOOTS 8 SHOES. s
Hats, Mems & Boys Gaps, Straw Hats,
Bonnets, 30.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &C.
School and other Books, Letter and Fools
cap Paper, States, Sc,,$c.
CHEAP GROC CERIES.
Try and see. They do not pretend {, sell in
| all cases the lowest priced articles, but in
coffee, sugars, Teas, &C., they will sell in
proportion to the quality Of the article as low
as can be had in any Of the neighboring
towns.
| Their stock is we'll selected, and will be
sold cheap, as an inducement to purchasers.
They want all the custom that can be had,
and intend by the quality and prices oftheil
goods to deserve il.
0y All kinds of Mercbantable produce
taken in exchange for goods at the highes
market prices.
| Kalida, May 30, 1854, 5S
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DR.. cHRlsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

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Attachment Notice

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and effects Of q. 4 .. F. Wilson, nonresident Of
said county.
patsd shiss7th this Of Juno, 1851.
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DR.. cHRIsTlE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or
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List of Letters
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at
~ Kalida, Ohio, July I, 1851.
BIakesly George John Hayens
Body Martin Kelly Daniel
Bird Miss Lucretia McClain John
Buckmaster John Myers Daniel
Crafty James Ransom Martin 2
Gamer Miss Ann Rogers James
Holden G. w. 2 Lemon-A. s.
Husson Captain or Talburt o.
GEORGE SKINNER, P. M.
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Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey, Of distinguished attainmens and ex
alted reputation - 7 ll tf
SIDNEY, New Jersey July u, ls4s.
Dr. All. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
of me what has been the result in my own case Of
the application of THE GALyANIC BELT AND
NECKLACE. My reply is as follows:
For about ioenty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
weather, in the discharge of my pastoral duties,
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism
which for year after year. caused me indescribabis
anguish Farther in the winter of AS and 46, in con-
sequence OF preaching great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region was attacked
by the Bronchitis which soon became so severe as
to require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
abors. My nervous syslem Oas neio thoroughly pros
trated and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afection.-thus
evincing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium Of the Nervous sys
tenn. In the whole phsrmacopeia there seemed to be
no remedial agent which could reach and recuperate
my Nervous System; every thing that had tried for
this purpose had completely failed. At last was led
with no very sanguine hopes of their eficiency,)
determined to try the effect of the application OF the
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was in June, l946. To
ny GREAT ABToNIsHMENT, IN TWO DAYS MY pYsPEPsIA
HAD GONE; IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME
MT PASTORAL LABoRs, NOR HAVE l SINCE OMITTED
SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF THE BRONCHITIS; !;
AND MT RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS ENrIhELy CEASED
TO TRoUBLE ME- Such is the wonderful and happy re-
suits of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu-
ralgic affections They have tried them, WITH HArPv
RESULTS, J. BELIEVE; IN EVERY CASE. agt3ar
ROBERT w. LANDIs
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NO. A.

The loss Of life has been far ! sss
than might have been expected
from the lorce and duration oil The
shock. In the Gale dc Ghacabr-
CO a boy fifteen years old was
crushed, we are told, by falling
wall. A woman also wasekIlled by
the falling Of her house 0ther ca
ses have been reported, but they
are now contradicted. There have
been several instances Of fractured
limbs.
As TO the entire amount Of dam.
age caused within the past week,
exactness cannot be readily come
at. We should Judge. that the.
earthquake had tlone-injury' at least.
TO the amount Of million dollars
in this city, and that the ruin owing
10 thesexposed state Of dwellings,
had produced bali as much more
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lfmsterAfH 70. Bnz-A. fracus
took place il Presbytcrian. Church
in Philadelphia ON Saturday last,
Which resulted in the arrest Of the
Rev. Mr.. Bullion, who insisted up
on officiating, against the wishes Of
the congregation. Ii appears that
the Presbyt{ry Of New York las
appointed the Rev. Alexander Bill
ion to preside over tire troubled
congregation, an! they refuse TO &c :
cept him. The reverend gentle,
man was held to bail.
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Chinese Proposals IF Mu7Tqge.-
When a gentleman feels desirous of
taking unto himself a wife, he sends
to the paternal head Of some family
containing daughters, for specimens
Of the sizes Of their feet, with the
prices attached. One foot is valued
at perhaps two thousand dollars, the
next smallest at five thousand, and so
forth, according to the market. Af
ter the foot Cor lady to whom it be-
longs),is chosen, she is sent in Il sedan
chair to the house of the intended
husband; he meets her at the door,
looks into the vehicle to take view
of the fair one; and, if she suits his
taste, he admits her. As soon as she
passes his threshold, she becomes
his lawful wife; bat if lie likes not
the lady, he shuts the door and she
is carried whittier she cd me.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

The Texas papers announce the
death of Governor Smith a prominent
citizen of that State. lie was oneof
the earlicstsettlers Of tie country;
was one of the most active, jealous,
aud / influential advocates Of the sep
aration of Texas from the Govern
ment of Mexico; and was elected
Governor Of the Provisional Govern
ment in September, 1885. Subse-
quently, under the Republic, he filed
the Office of Secretary of the Treas
ury during the administration oil.
Gen. Houston.