Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

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Nsw YoKk, Mar :. ISL
ar. Ets.nf = Il lie weather IS delightful here
,.<s =, s q tlefmo warm, II anything but not
IS 81 found fault h, amer the seaieas wiuier ana
srrins rrfa,her .fhas We have endured Tor 50 many
nlonlks. The eaFk On the outskirts q The CITY be-
gins % show signs Of vegetable me, ana early
sr,T;,. fr,Erhe Southern markets have already aP
5000 - ihe tasles ofouF besl hoeels had flne
baskef ~ awberTies given me yesterday Nhie
-, s.sre slfsl have tasted WELL or the young la
az g whesa sent tk.em would not hare said So
SlraNbers-sAlA make me think q etsarns and
tr.. cream TO milk the transition 3 qu.s natural
and alktng q milk reminds ms n rs
lion .haI Ne calsa milkslesIer loI MAel ns =
I shouf M Apply fDr patent Inis genus eialsls
thar he car tell BY he aid q ms macnine ING pie
else quantity Of water WIN a a..a ~, 4.
will s; Il very hard 10 get ahead d cur isik rem
deyes mstsi 81 whom are also ansees
s. yVharIaroll fellows those FTenchtnen are. How
very sIly We all were, in this county g imas,5s
that anything favorable q Tsps0 Tse ~
eni,x win us Is that ne Judge OF other nations hy
o9sesivas-a anlt equally common 70 individuals
ana 10 Iafse ohgregations q persons ana iaui.
that IS as misciiev cns ~ rs iesniss a. as9 olsi
I'm ftirE pf WE are all lenient towards persons
| 49, ersmes or yces are those TO which we our
selves are proDe but we are severe IN cur eenahel
si;onss rSf vices 10 the commission Of which We.
| hanpen 10 have no natural tendeney 70 swim
virtues We are apt % ADMIRE e CUES me-
NaTrI our people have beenpIedietings all along
s;n.s "a sneeesses revolutions, the overthrow Of
monarchy in Eurupe, &C., &ca until within
| month vi so back. when they began to cool down
liifleS al ainiing how eooly the French submitted
~ me n,rp II etat I.onis N poleon. Americans
slauces aha IliIa skfs EuTvpr tins
matter oil course, do the same But they were dis
appointed and theconsequenees Of their disappont-
ment will be fatal 10 those who disappointed them.
think i'll would be very difficult 70 getus, pec-
pie after this bgRs revolution in France put any
confidence in future attempt, or To- aid it in any
way. The French character is below par in this
city. Many Of The violent republicans Of year
back are now defenderSaof the policy of Louis Ma
i poeon; and the French daily newspaper published
here the Courier des Efats Unis. has justbeen sold
for one half of what was paid for il short time
ago. is subscription list has been falling off for
| some time, because ii opposes the corPd etat Of
the Prince President.
= The great religious anniversaries commence in
this city on Sunday next Crowds will lock 10 This
| modern Mecca, and as our country friends always
like 10 kill Two birds with one stone they viii have
an opportunity Of attending the religious festivals,
and becoming acquainted with the latest fashions,
at The same time. The watch4stuffers and mock
auction shops will glean,rich haryests and our peo-
pie generally will make money out Of the souarners.
~ The arrival in ihis-cty OF s. 400 000 from San
francisco. ria Aspinwalh Navy Bay, in the Cres-
cent Cita the quick trip made, the glowing accounts
OF The passengers and The rapid progress ofthe Pa
pama Railroad have stirred up many ofour yoans
people, and made Them think about going q Cali
fornias Perhaps, the fine weather has also had
something to do with raising their spirits Il is ex-
peetedl that the U. s. Mail Steamship Company
| will reduce the fare, from here 10 San Francisco
some thirty per cent Should they do so, the rush
for tickets will be greater than ever and the Com
panv Will no doubt make money BY The reduction.
They have Just declared dividend Of ten per ceat
and their profits it would seem, have made them
LIBERAL
Fl IA novel scene came of, the other day, in the of
fee ofthe U. S. Commissioner. Acouple Of John
Bulls The master and obstinate of British ship,
were brought up on charge of resisting process.
One Of the seaman, having been discharged by the
tain brought action for the payment Of his wages.
The writ given to dcputy-marshal, who went on
board with it; butthe captain not on board and the
mate fetused to receive t.. The marshal, however.
placed it the mates shoulder and said he would have
10 take charge Of the ship, which should not leave the
wharf mntil the claim was4settlcd
Abot two hours afterward the captain board
and went to his cabin whence shortly after, he rushed
out wsth the mate, and exclaimed g Overheard with
him What business has he on my ship 2? The officer
pulled out revolver, and cooliy said that if he laid
hands ION him. he would instantly blow his brains out
The cntain drew back. The officer then again showed
him the process but he said that he did not for it,
and that the officer did not quit the vessel he would
forcibly eject him. The captain then went back TO his
cabin and the officer went on to the pier, where he re-
with ia pilot, and towcd the vessel into the stream
But the officer collected strong of assistants took
steaboat, boarded the ship, arrested the captain and
mate and brought the vessel back. The captain was
held to bail in the Of $500, and the mate in $3.50
The attendance at places fpublc amusement begin
ming 70 be slim The broadway Theatre however,
with Mss Cashman in round Of characters IS drawing
full houses Woods MINISTRIES arc also making none
FAST On excellent burlesque OFFS Macbeth
Thc tide Of emigration has again commenced, and,
during The past five days the arry ais have been nuIer
Gus. Since Saturday there have arrived at this55rt
6,S35 passengers. The total number Of Immigrants that
have already landed. this year, which yet only four
The labourcrs Of this city commenced strike yestcr-
day, or higher wages. They get S and some Of
them l,l2ss cts.,ia day. They demand 81 % cts
which, Heaven knows, is little enough forthcm in a
place Ike this, where rents and all Of provisions
arc high Nearly every article necessary to fani-
l's lying has gone up II price during The past year.
boring men should be correspondngly adv anced.
Have you seen the Democratic Rere,r, since it has
changed handss should say perhaps has been
born again. for until within few months, it had
sort OF fabulous existence which one could swear to-
but no one could positively contradict But there
mistake about the democracy of the Rerietc now
goes the whole figure and right and left net the
wings particularly mind You, but the leaders Of m own
party who do not keep up with the age" Iwould
rather undergo the lingering death of having my throat
cut With razor-st rop, than to die such a political
DEATH rather sebc morally and intellectually mur
dered as Cas- has been in late number of the Repeic
and to be nibbed TO death by maniac ducks would be
preferable to the awful crucxion Of Marcy and Butler
by thisorgan Of g Young America
8 w hen fogues tall out honest get their dues,
so there is good believe that the recent course
of the Democratic Recier will contribute to the election
of the Wing candidate for the Presidency. II the ar
cles IN the Regiew merely splenetic eusions or
coarse yuperativc, here would be no reason to hope
that they would schsm among the Iocos but
they scholarly productions, and of facets and
logical differences from those facts, style that COM
mands the attention Of its victims and their friends lis
biting ytqes Of leading democrats are attributed to
Mr.. Sanders George Sanders believe it swho is
KNOWN here to have been intimate years. with Butler
Cass,i ind all the others whom he up. He was a
long time neghhor Of Gen. Butler if mistake not
-Ssts Yours Traly, JEFFERSON
EXCITING TRIAL.