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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

The returns OF the Bank Of England, as made
ON the 2e.h February. but made up for the
week ending the 18Th Of February, show an accu-
mutation of els $780, l76 sterling in specie, and OF
en- .sss goo sterling in notes, unissued.
By an advertisement In another column
Of davis paper it will be seen that proposals are
invited a. the Office of W,nsox, Lanier & Co, until
the seth ns for s250 OeO of per cent CONVEX
,ible MORTGAGE bonds Of the Belefontsipe and indi
ana Railroad. The whole amount Of these bonds
,mitsd to $500 O0 Of which 500 900 have been pro-
vious,v DISPOSED Of The present offering sses
-hoe ,ha, will be sold at present, the rsmsinder
h.,g reserved until the wants Of the company shall
r.ou;ve their negotiation. The security for the re-
d.rpt;on OF the bonds is . frst and only mortgage
on the road and equipment, the estimstedeost OF
,~h;.h 4, Al s4s0C0 The means for It's construction
are the issue OF bonds and capital stock 70 the
.r,nup, of xs5O O0o-ail subscribed and more than
esoo 600 Maid IN. The road viii be lis miles long,
"a form a continuation OF the Ohio and Pennsyl-
~.nia road. connecting with the Indiana roads to
q, I.oui. bv way Of Teue Haute-lozming ons Of
e. ,o., DIRECT Ines OF communication between the
.eahoard and the Mississippi
The Money market is abundantly sup
ped. and loans are negotiated with facility II SAT
cent. Short paper Of hrst-elass IL In demand At
al u cent. The leading brokers In the s>rset had
large balances ever. The interior merchants are
paying up more promptly. and our merchants have
but little difkculty meeting the large on
the month
The coal transported on the Reading han'
road last week was % 500 tuns. fos2' ssT VIC
ss4,-,e surs. same time last year, sss' 81 'uos'
There was large business in Cotton TO-
say a, viii be seen By reference to our market re-
port. and the market vss Eu. The advisss no"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
marsss.. ..CAaxyvlIr R.rosrsp 70. rxs r.nusn.

AsHEs-rhs market ia buoyant fOr Pots with assts Or
inquiry Tor export sales o. g bills q, sass ai Pearls
COTTON has become very active Nc less ,hsa T.oso
sas. sss ;:d aSsr Ss Ss %s s =
FLOUR AND MEAL2oar muss, for the low grades
Of STATE ard wes'em Flour shade better Fac de-
nsnd acsive for the trade and for export Tue
hedes and the absence Of vessels restrict the
sales The pivaie aivcs by the An erica faro
fab. than the published accounts Tee better grades
steady but quiet, Canadian is dui aud ansss.lsa aad ios
small lots lower prices accepted, wnch hardly
fair expression Of lhe ms'kst Sales 81 500 bbs aos
- 81 N bond The sails. 81 ooo'sss Isscs ~ oo,
for miI,d 70 fancy Michwsn and Iidsna ssd si1ss,
msss al Hs the advance noticed yesterday and he 10.
esees are IN 'soues; Tor sxvct' IN par, TO srss and
81 si for mixed to coed brands as6 8, ala SIS s7
70 fancy Rye Flour !: quiet a, 81 s,9osls Csrs Meal
DIVINE al So 5Si BaoIwheat Flour is in dsnaaa at sac
GRAIN-rh.re is very little Wheat offering but Tsd
low sales Of t7Co bush Red southern 97as9c ohsr
saes 500 bush 1880. B.rey Mstis ssiisr 8 eTc
for prime Csnal sa-s Of STA az toa,sc. asd jersey
Static Com Is ore sctivs d.tsrs are baying more
Fast is better The demand for expert light sales of
$500 bush at 6Seslc for common white Southern. boc
,.I gooe DO and e'@s'c for s'sAsrn yellow western
Wits KYrhe make, opened rather hrmsy for p,i.ca.
but closed heavy sales Of $50 bols Prison 2i Drudge
PROVISIO NS-A qnie' market for Pork the demand
AVID supply ara alike united ard holders are arm sses Of
100 ibis. At SIS IS for Mos; sla ial for Prime,
as 50 or old Mess SIS IS for do Prime aud BIS 40
SIS 81 or Prime Meas Beef 10 less so,ve. but vsv
firm aud in limited stock sales o, Jssbls az seas 10.
Mess and s5sss fcr p,ms Prime Mess. es"ysas snS
in demand sales Of 800 tie good Ohis at Su beot
Hams and now mostly IN the hands o, smokes
and prices are better sales ef co hSs at Sc a1o bsy
weighed eut LAID Is oaist at ai2sc In bSls. and
ealOic for kegs.
HFMP-Ths market 10 steady, with = fair demand.
Sales II Goebss. Dew Rossrd American the pas week.
mostly at Sil7 50 ptun. $500. ..I... -.
SFEDS-Thcfes less doing In Glover f,v etp,vt sa'es
of a. bbls far FREQ Ono At % sioc BIB. Timothy 10
dulltt sie9l8 for Moved at S1Qs3 for ResDed FLAX
Seed 1. uusesd and lower The demand Tor export bas
suhsiasd, and Rough ~ nominal 81 81 f0as a..
TALIOV-A ql,t market, the suppy limited Sales
Of % bbls good County Render ed az u. cash
NAVAL STORES ave not active Stocks are small -
Leo hhls Rough Tapenne sold the lat three days At
sass COZ AID 800 Spis Turpen me ~ 39c cash Re Ia
IL lovers $50 bus common sod st 81 " tor North C,anty
and 81 30 for VlmL gon 500 bbs fine do. sold u. 81 a.
as7 as 1870 bbs Tar sold at i9s Sd
BlCE moderate acve for export 500 efces said ~
50 230sS So.
wOOI-A few sales Of foreisn have transpirsd q $50
bales Cordova at 2oa2lc zoo lbs African, unwsshsd At
2cc mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

IL The Liquor bill before the Massachu-
sets Senate has been amended so as to submit the
question of its adoption to direct vote OF the peo'
pie, and that form it will probably pass Better
so than worse. II the General Assembly will no
or dare not legislate, the people can and will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER,
"a J. DeLatours Formerly Lynch Ciarks. Isl Wau-s
1889 AM. Noon. SPIN JPN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
Death from Railroad Accident-yerdict OF
Murder

PHILApELPHIA, Saturday, March 6, 1852.
John Cough who so badly crushed yesterday
on the Reading Railroad died last evening at the
hospital.
Andrew Mcbride, just tried for the murder OF his
brother, has been found guilty of murder In the
second degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

advertisement ]-THE THIRD MASHAr-
TAN BUILDING AssocIATIoS-A public meeting %
fh,s AssoclaoR Is to De held tonight at she nail,
corner OF Broome ara Crosby. sts, where those 90
oispesee can be come members. The Third Is fhng
Up rapidly, an promises to become one o. tue most
successful OF these very successful institutions Mr.
j. w. weston will receive the names Of members at
bis ONCE, NO. is Spruee-ss.. curing Office hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

ne TUdu II SIl WlIts IOh<, Cost OF 10 Al Anu
equipments, $sa3,Ssi number OF passengers carried
last year 4,5ls tuns OF freight carried. ss,l&s.
THIS road has had great many financial ciifculass
to contend against The stockholders were called
upon some time since for the payrnen, OF q new In
stsilment each share, for the purpose ofreievns
the Company from the emoarrassments thea sur
rounding them This placed the affairs in pros
porous CONDITION the track was relsii, the road
properly equipped, and has been since properly
managed. Tns earnings have since been steadily
incre asing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

care ana finally procured them situstions-she
younger IN a family residing near Utica, and TIE
elder IN ore residing in Ohio. The Younger Is now
with her mother, and the other soon will oe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE,

| ltNENSON sOLLEeaE-Ihe fhll ses
Il sion al this ancient and fayotte institution will
commence Wednesday, the 18th Of September
Punctuny in Attendance luired nike by the inter
ests Of the students and OF the College
Board in good families may be hsd Mt prices ranging
rom 81 p 10 $500 per week. (Studens preferring TO
board themselves, con reduce this expense low 629
cents per week) The annpul ehurges, including tui-
tom board. and all iucidcr VS. for roomrent washing
fuel. and lights, y between $1,000 aud $4,000.
Carlisle, Sc' cts G. COLLINS, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

New YoRK, Nov. Eight slaves in the
custody Of Jonathan Lennon Of Bath county
Va, were brought before Judge Paine yester-
day under writ of Habeas Corpus. Mr.. Cu-
yer, counsel for the slaves, moved their dis
charge on the ground that they were brought
into the State by their master, and were there
fore free. The Jud ge concurred IN this oPin-
ion, bnt deferred the case till Monday. Lem
mon brought them here IN a ship from lexas'
There is no excitement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

FENl T. undersigned propose commencing. rs soon as
sufficient uumbrrof subscribers can be obtaned the
nblcainn in this city of weekly pnper, In he called
"THE TEMPERANCE REFORMER,"
md devoted primarily 10 the adyurney of the Temper
nee Reform and sccondorly Literary Agricultural
Mechanical md Conmrfc iel 3niig and to the dlu
ION Of general integencceN
The growing imporanceiof the Temperance cause,
ne interests hai afe nseparaby connected with it's
,rornotiou and tic alarming results, direct Indirect,
Individual and national consequent upon It's overthrow,
ousute imperative call for the Jealous and untriDg
keftiona of its friends. No more effective
can be devised for its promotion than cali into
cquti1n The Press,hc great organ, II 1t be not the
feator Il public sentiment, among free people. Act
ac upon this belief, shall nscribe upon "rHE RE-
CORNER" The lcnign principles of this cause, nnd
end it forth to fight its battles, confidently expecting
he aid Of the good and virtnous, whether in out Of
Temperance institutions.
But while "TIIE REFORMER' will mainly aud ar
leny advocate the Temperance cause. hut shall only
Je of many interests which ii will be devoted
Il will lend its support all agencies physical or moral
apart from the of political pares) nVov-
ng the public good II viii seek to promote Educati' n
its most Catholic sense, including Science Literature
he Arts of taste as well of utility and Socal re-
ncmcnt. For the Farmer, it will present an AgricuI
Irnl department. The Religious will be kept informed
passing events in.the Christian world. record
the Markets and operations in the Commercia world
yill be kept for the benefit Of business men,-a de-
,arment suited the amusement instruction. and i'm
,rovenen of youth,-and for the entertainment ot the
enoral render regular record Of the general nelli
ence of the day and the current history of the times.
n a word it shall be a Family Paper congenia in its
lrious departments to the tastes of all.
Confidently expecting the support of the public and
specially the friends of Temperance, I'VE shall call upon
H. far practicable and hope receive the orders
f others by mail.
TER MS
THE TEMPERANCE REFoRmER" will be large, or
.rger than the Lynchburg Daily Virgnian and publish
/ at thelow price of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
'ENTS PER YEAR, due at the expiration of three
Ionths from the first issue ALEX. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM s. ORR,
Oct % is JOHN f. BROWN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

We regret TO learn from the Boston Adver-
tiser that President Sparks has resigned the
office of President of Harvard University, and
that the resignation is to take effect at the close
of the Academic Term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
r. 80 'I'sIl3 PUBLIC


y II of the charter of ~ he Lynchburg and Abng
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows:
That if any person persons, shall wiuly or know
ngly break injure destroy, interrupt the Telegraph
lines communications, any part thereoE-to be
erected by the said company pursuance of this ac-
he, she, they shall pay the sad corporation,
hundred dollars for said offence. and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company may
ufer in repairing the injury aud from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action Of
Pass,and, if any person, ncurrng the penalty afore
said shall through insolvency other cause be un-
able shall fail pay the penalty or damages oora
said and shall second time commit tresspass upon the
said lines any part thereof as aforesaid be- she, or
they, shall be liable, upon conviction thereof to an i'm
prisonmen in the county Jail OF not less than one month,
more 'han six months
The penalties Of the section above recited, will be
rigidy enforced. + u. DEANE' JR,
President J.. & A. Telegraph Co.
~ Richmond (semi-weekly) Times and Farmvic
journal viii copy At and send account to this Office
Sept 3--dls
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lIAEsRLS SmLAGK SMITHS Tmyers.

4 Anindspensuhlc article ior all Black Smiths fol-
which $ saving Of Coal nnd hcntinp Iron pcuse
lnrc Of Mr.. Dabney of the Phoenix Foundry Mr.J. H.
Bailey, WhecI-wrigt. and ut the Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Worl,,-uil (which have iheaI in use Fo'
re by A. Ncttleon Agent for the patentcefor Vrgnia
Piedmont Works. I.ynchbarg, June 81,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

Afsir,SaPpoP,iate folhe First GiaSS-l}oXes oi hats
bonnets and furniture
A,liales oppyooriqlc Ia .Sccoaa Cl1ssBoxes, bnles
Of dry goods oalhels shoes, snddley glass, paints oils
drugs and confectionery
A, ielcs mp, ropyia'C 10 Thrd Giass-Nirgina domes
tics sugar coffee liquor bageing rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton ynrns, COP
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware queensware, eostingsl
hardware marble (rcssed) and other heavy articles no
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
A1iiccs apgropttac Ia the FolaM Class.-llonr, (in
suc,s) rice pork beef fish lard talloW and bacon, in
casks boxes acks) beeswax bales Of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron marble (undresscd) mill aud
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

FENO CABINET MAhEEkS.-I nm now re-
b ccivine the most complete assortment ot CHbinet
makers mntcrals hive before offered and de-
tcrmncd sell all goods in tois line cheaper than they
can be bought in Virginia A. WINSTON.
Snnl DIR
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INs sUIsANC COMPANY


VALLEY or VIRGINIA, At WINCHESTER.
Gh1rttred Mafrb I'm, 1862 Copitai $40,
WITH POWER TO INcREAsE rnE sAME 10 5000 900!
VEsHIS COMPANY. having been duly organized, ia
Il now ready torcccige applications and issue Poll
ces aud offers The citizens of Nrgina the inducement
OF home Company for the snie insurance OF all kinds
of property merehnndise, G, fair and equitable
The Directors assure the public that this Com
pany viii be conducted with view pcrmanency mud
onthe stretest principles o equity justice and close
regard To economy nud the safety of the insured
PrEsIDfNr-JOSEPH s CARSON.
SEcHErAKY S. FUNK.
AcTuAuY--O. T. BRESEE.
JosErH S. Carson, = VIM. l.. CIARK
JAMES +. RELY, JAMES II. BURGESS,
LtoYp LOGAN, ! N w RIcnARDsoN,
Jons KERR.
~ Office on Piccndilln street nearthe Valley Bank
W.achester. T. d. CHRISTIAN, AoENr,
Sept 2--dly Lyncbburg
E4NESHEhNG GTACKLE.--Fi.hingR Rodsin joint,
of Lance wood aud Enst lndiu 'nmboo, OF all kind
ond prices Rcel-. &c: Limerick, Kirby, Virginin ano
Spring Hooks; Silk. Hemp aud Gross Lines, and line
finished Snoodz. Bait boxes &c Also, otoi Englisl
Hunting whips &c. Wecan furnish 10 dealers at Bnlti
more rxccs. WM. b. & 9. FISHER,
oct27-ts Opposite the iltaHn lIotel
LNsNE PgSB0Ls.-Ju,f received, b. Express
a II lot Of Colts Pistols, pas} sizes,
Warmers six shooters small sizcs
Maynard, putt scll-prming six shooters, raleui
Aliens single scfcoehing Pistols
Alcusrey olving pistols. and barrels
Gu-t steel double borrel Ridc Pistols, trigger
Belt Pist ls cast steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches aud Powder Flasks, nc "
puteuts. For snleby
WM. II. g. G. FISHER,
sept 2l--ts OrrosuE rnf FRAEELtN Horft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
FERNS.

Tho AmcrIc01 pubIshet- spectnIIy invo The nftrn.
lion of tlcir fellow citizcns the merits OF the above
works. feeling assured thnt will arise from their
oerusa without being convinced thnt thcy aubscrye the
interests of popular intelligence, aud add in an
,mncn degree, 10 The general happiness Of the nnIon,
y mparling to the public mind heaIthfu stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure
Copies Of al the above works can be aeon ON the
les or the 'VRGIsGAS READusG Room. where subscrip
ions Will be- received. sept 3-.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GIx'L Aa'r,

No. :. NOrlh whurves FmT0,
n B.-Sh5ppcrs viii please bear in mind, that the
lcaae eUerg lYcdaesaay and dpe notice will
al liQcS be given As q the hour Of sailing.
Tobacco carried through to NewY ork at 20c. to
Boston, 30c 5 box, and all other goods in .roPor
tiou.
Importation be made in superior aud fst-saiing
Steamers. RO. RANKIN.
nnv l.-dfa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

LoNn6N Qu.iHiERIY, THE EDiNBURG
THE .N'OR1H BRITISI, MN U,EST.nT.N-
ISTER RETIEUS NM BLHCkWOOUS
BL4G.3ZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PunLrsmRs,
~ Fulton and u Gold streets, New Yorl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. r. Brittineham Altchells PU MP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ap-
pcndage, great convenience and efficient protec
ion againsr Ere.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
r. B. TYLER do
DIR. ROYSTER, TIuguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvilc.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
K. !. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be seen nuse at Dr. VIM. s. NORRIS,
Duguids foundry, and many other places in lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
ness Tho Pump be in Ricl noud, at the Wing
Office. They warranted L "'ork we'll for year.
EV7 NOTICE.-AN persp.- buying or selling tine
above articles, responsible TO me for IL
.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
r1rrh 22-alfs Proprietor
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EEAsB4 TRAIN.

NK AEB 4 HkAEN.
ia ls :...t,;.:.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
TWNHE MAIL TRAIN will leavc Lynchture daily
4 (Sunlay's cxcep,cd.) at O'Clock, =. NJ and ro
turning viii leave Bon-uch's ct o'clock, T. N.
aHrlO-dfz TIlOS JELIlS. Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

Gus IT, eSss,~ RIFLES.
j

rsso.s in NatJ7Hs an. Spor ing Apparatus,
OPPOSITE THL FRANKLIN HOTEL.
H-.dts LYNcHBURG. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

TENl undersigned propose commencing rs soon rs u
sufficient uurnbcrof subscribcr4 can be obtuined, the
III. 81 T.. t.,,.. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV
RAILROADS, &C.

RATES OF FKEEGHT On TIE
ls.l - ~
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD
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PADGFTT & THURNAN'S s

bridge 81, uext below N Conne,l < Son.
~
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VALLEY or VIRGINIA, At WINCHESTER.
Chartercd March I'm, 1892 - Capatai $50
WITH POWER TO INcHEA2E SAME TO 5000 900 +!
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= vaEs@ENlA ElNE OF gsIchmomA

@f=~4A@ AM NEW 1Ohh /. Az MEL d / his Neu 1OWf
Lne comsed ofthe following Vessels, all owned m
the city of Richmond a'i sails from Neu York eorg
fouy 34 Us. VIZ:
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25

Editors Mississippiom:
GENTLEMEN IL resolved last evening the
Flag Of the Union, containing letter over the
signature Of H. s. FoOte, in which find the
following remarks relating to myself:
"Whilst the people of mississippi continue to
have no representative in the national Senate
but Mr.. McRae, who, judging from his late
speeches in that body, is resolved TO do all that
he can to cause the Union Democracy of the
State to be misunderstood by their brethren
elsewhere" &c.
| would not notice this remark at all, were it
not that it carries with it the implication (though
merely expr sive of the opinion of MIR. Fo0te,)
that in my speech to which he refers, it was my
purpose to misrepresent the position Of what he
terms the Union Democracy of the State"
His statement, so far as it conveys the implica-
ton that such was my determination, or resolu-
ton, is not true. Nor, in my Judgment, does
my speech referred to by him, misrepresent, or
cause, in any manner, to be misunderstood, the
position of the Union party" in Mississippi.
Such was not my intention. made no men,
ton, whatever, of what Mr. Foote calls the
Union Democracy of the State There is no
such expression in my speech. The number of
Democrats composing, in part, the Union organ
zation in Mississippi is so small, compared with
the great body OF that organization, that have
never thought Of it as Democratic party, and
certainly have never mentioned it as such.
You will be pleased to publish this letter,
merely to keep the truth of facts corrected, in
the history of the times.
Very truly, yours,
j. J. McRAE
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25

MOBILE AND NIcARAGUA.-By letter from
Greytown, Nicaragua, dated the 9th inst, we
are informed that the bark Qunabog was to
leave that place in few days for our port to
carry back the timber for wharf, house, and
other lumber. Greytown is fast increasing in
size and Importance, and the American residents
there are endeavoring to obtain charter of in
corporation for the town from the Nicaraguan
government. At present affairs are kept under
the control Of James Green, the British consul.
as the agent of the Musquito King The letter
adds: Should Nicaragua grant charter to the
citizens, (Which very much doubt,) and send an
officer to hoist her national g here, it will be-
sauted by the United States soop war De-
catur, which, together with the planting of the
flag by Nicaragua, will be considered by the
King of all the Musquitos," the British consul,
as tantamount TO declaration Of war on the
part of Nicaragua, and he will make an attempt
to prevent the place from falling into her pos
session, which will probably be prevented by the
American vessel of war This will place the
whole affair between the two governments of
Great Britain and the United States, and compel
speedy adjustment of the ques.ion.--MoJik
Register.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25
The Savannah Georgian saws /:

Mr. CHAsrAIN-This gentleman is very
sharply ectured, in several of the Union papers,
for the position taken in the conclusion of the
speech lately delivered by him in Congress.
We copy the following communication from
the Rome Courier, press which ably support
ed this gentleman in last falls canvass.
From the Rome Georgia Courier.
MEssRs EDIToRs In reading the speech of
Mr.. Chastain recently delivered in the House of
Representatives, | observe that he uses the
terms-"Union Democracy of George" -Dem-
ocratic Union Party" &c. This may have been
the result of accident, but as the same speech
declares that the Union Democracy of Georgia,
will be- represented in the Baltimore convention,
have been led to suspect that it was designed.
If so, Mr. G. and others may learn that the peo-
pie will have voice in this matter and that they
did not elect him as a Democrat, nor will they
suffer him or any other man to assign them a
political creed or position. There are certain
other things in the speech which are exception
able.
Mr.. Chastain has the undoubted right to dis
pose of himself as he pleases, and every Union
man in Georgia is entitled to the same privi-
lege.
The Union party was formed in good faith
by high minded Democrats and Wings; not to
promote the political designs of Presidential as
pirants-not to aid National Whiggery or De-
mocracy, but TO save the calntry. Politicians
cannot disband or transfer it by stealth or plea
sure. ARGUS.