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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
IMroRrANr FROM mExIco.

.Success' Of The Rseokatioaists-G Gov. Cdrde.
sand has AdhcrentS Prisoners Goeern.
mem Hessels Joiaca The hsufgtats-Rc
sistaace By lIatamoras, dc.
NGw OaLElNs Jan, 1--we have late and i'm.
portrait intelligence from the Rio Grand States OF
Mexico, where fierce and apparently successful
revolution is raging, accompanied with considera-
bic bloodshed. The reyolulionists at Tampeo had
mafchedAn Tamaulpas, taking possession Of all
the towns on the roate They made prisoners Of
Governor Gardenas, with nine members or The leg
dslature, who have Been sent with other adhesells
OF the Governor, as prisoners to Fampico.
The Stale OF Tamaupas has now declared its
acquieseence IN The provisional government estab-
llshed by the reVeutionists at Timpico.
The Mexican steamer State of Mexico
which recently left the BRACES for Vera Cruz, with
a national war schooner, have both joined the in
suFgents Of Tampico which is considered death
blow TO the maratime forces of the Government on
the Gulf Of Mexico
The city OF MatsmorAsfalthough summoned to
surrender, still holds out, and the commandment Of
The city IS terrifying and bafricading and making
great Preparations for a determined resistance Of
The insurgents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
DEMocRATIo CONFESSIONS :

The Petersburg (Va) Southside Democrat, has
Washington correspondent, who has relieved his
conscience by writing as follows concerning the
hordes of ofiiceseekers that are now setting traps
TO catch the President elect:
1T will serve no honest purpose TO denythe fact;
man in Washington with hall an eye n his head
who ponders what he hears momentariiy. will
be satisfied that atsleast one hundred men, very few
otwhom are persons whose previous history would
suggest themselves TO General Pierce in such con-
nexion, are being urged upon him With all The par
aphernala Of putting letters with long lists of sign
ers resorted TO for years past in getting pet
~ post office or sulgeyorship of some out OF the
way port.
The worst feature in the case Is The fact that The
gangs OF oihce-seekers who were fuiIers in BALI
more in their efforts TO effect nomination that
promised most surely TO pay them eeach gangl hest,
are q, the parties who are thus hunting down Gen.
Pierce. To such pass has this game come that
the Wings Of the press in this city seen, 10
know as wen as any Democrats just what Offices
each set Of the hackers OF each gentleman being
pressed are alter The result will be, thai This dis
reputable practice will bring the Democratic party
into disrepute, unless own presses put sion 10
il by speaking out in its condemnation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
cor nonEnr ~. nAYLon.

We have been requested g announce wi
RonFRr w BAYLOR u jefferson county ~ =
candidate for contn ssducr oil the u hs.d e9
Public Works From our personal knowle1ge
Of Co, Baylor, we can say lhere are lew gen'le'
men i'd lhe district possessing higher 1nal0ct'
ions and combining muFc uaexceptlonaaletrMts
Of character lis -lalents, pot,tcal integrity
perseverance aud industry, have salhed MN
many warm friends IN Hte district, aud indeed,
throughout every portion VI the State. should
Col d succeed the Board viii have mcnpef
of whom the State niay we'll be proud
We copy The abssc from the Democratic ne
publican, published al Mprgantown, Mononsaia
county, va Ave cordially mite in the sent
menls expressed, but fpm onr~pefsenal inter
course with Mr.. gAYLoH, we feel AUTHORIZED 10
saying hat he does mol desire to be regarded ~
\ candidate for the office, or disposed lo-lend
bmsell ii any manner ID roreslalhng public opin.
ion a. 10 The proper selection iof 50 iesponSiole
nasition. Should il be, however, the pleasure q
me District 10 nominate AIR BAYLOR asa Candi-
date lor lie Bard 81 Public Works, The Kerua
lican but re eehnes the sensmehts ol az wiz
knew him, lhathe would ill the station VITA 10
4 6Dr "a Aitnself and credit 10 the State -SglGlt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
VIRGINIA.

One OF the Washington correspondents Of The
ra,usaa nsrs auisdipg 10. Mr.. IIpaaIl ysi1l4Gsq-
ten thought that no Virginia mother gives birth so
son without the lurking hope thar he will live 10
BE Pfesdt nt.f Well Is this crime /. Are not
az the mohes in the whole thirty-one States of lie
unien, INDUCING in the same hope But If Wiz.
gtnta- Is laet to cherish that hope more than any
other State, Is the fault in Virginia. or the States
that lack the education and traiaaag so-necessary
to form The statesman II the hope is Inspired by
the prestige Of such men as Washington Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe and others, Is /. not based on
substantial foundation Would il not be bette.
for Pennsylvania If every mother in the State were
TO cherish The same hope Would Tie State not be
distinguished Tor more eminent, statesmen, aud
command a much greater influence than it does in
the affairs Of the nafinn L. PhILndeLnhin Y nl.rrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
cALIroRNIA MArrEns.


HARp TtMEs Gold does not always readily
produce comfort For instance, the Downieyflle
Mountain Echo a paper printed somewhefe in
the wilds Of California, says that snow is ignr eeI
deep Ia lhe0moantaius. and the weather cold as
bazes That wood is $50 per cord, nour scarce,
and selling at 40 ceals per poand, a small loaf Of
bread costipg 3 and beef ieents per pound 2
GoLD.--Rhe Cllitorniaa7 speaks Of an excite
mentn CoIoma, in consequence 81 gold discove
ry III the principal street oGIthe town. The news
spread, hundreds locked 40 the scene, and in few
hours the whole street was staked out and claimed
HIdH PRtsEs--Tbe State Journal" says flour
is selling in WeaysrSyille and Shasta from so 10
55 cts per poand and iutAc vicinity Of Ureka at
so and 90 cs,
Tie SriwTclL TgLsGRapu The San Francisco
Herald sizes an amusing account OF developments
made By spiritual rappers, In regatd toIthe Prest
Dental election. The Herald says that il The re-
sulT confirms this giving out Of the spirits il Will
establish spiritual telegraph and furnish its read
ers every morning with the news from the Atlantic
cities Of the day before. The following extract
shows that spirits may be mistaken
In the course OF their experiments, hight or
two ago Gen. Cas- and Truman Smith indicated
their presence and each inteirogaled as to the
result Of the recent Presidential election in the At
ianlic States, aud both.repliea that General Scott
was elected. When asked toname the States that
had voted for him, they concurred in giving the
following: Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyva
MIA. Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Ftori-
da Louisiana, Tennessee, kenscky, Chic, and
Indiana These count up4f1S Electoral votes, 81
more than Sufficient TO elect him.
DisrREssfH6 CASA peculiarly distressing
trf IftI-ottfu sacramento
learned, e her inexpressibe horror, upon her afr
val that her husbuad had persisted Ii the late dis
aslrous conaagration and that his fortune bad been
swept away at breath. A large sum Of money
was raised forsEer relief
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
DISMISSAL. on THE NICARAGUAN
MINISTER.
The Secretary Of State has addressed the follow
ing sctttr IL dismissal 10 Mr. Marroleis Minister
from Nicaragua 10 he IT, S. Government.

The Secretary of State has addressed ne toasos-
Ing letter uf dismissal to Mr.. Marroieis, Minister
from Nicaragua 10 lhe .. S. GossEnmenss
sDEPAarsfEsr or ST4TE,
sswashingion, Dee. 80, 1852
.fSta s--Some months ago Mr.. Kerr was instruct
Ell % request that ron should be recalled and some
other person appointed a. from Mica
fsgua 70 this Government.
4 dispatch was yesterday received ron MI
Kerr Transmitting copy 0t letter y MN Hoal
Sen1r castellon, The Minister Tor Foreign Anaifs
who declines, Oh the pars { me Nieafasaan
quest. .nd expresses a wish that the reason On
witch ii is f0undedN given 70 be submitted y the
Nicaragnan Chamber.
This course would be followedby discussions
ora most Improbable character and besides, The
President eanno, consent that any condition be al
taehed toAhc mplaEce u the Nfcaragaan Go
Yefnment with ESqaest warranted By the primer
pies OF public law and The practice OF eigiltzed
States. have, therefore, directed Mr. Kerr TO re-
new the request for your recall ami The appotut-
meni ot another minister
Meantime, / have 10 INFORM yoatha, no commit
nication can be received from you as Nieafasuan
EngoY. Personally, regret that II is my duty 10
address ynu a letter Of this character.
Il have the honor 20 be, &c,
EDWARD EVERETT"
{ ITO Senior DON Jose de Mare5ietas etc. etc. etc
The Washington Correspondent Of the New
York Tribune assigns the following reasons for
this s,ef on he par Of our Government
Ifgrew out Of Mr.. Marcoleta's course pending
INCARCERATION of the famous treaty Of meditation
ami settlement between England, the Unitrd States
and Costa Riea, which Mr. Marcolea utterly OPP
I-posed, and Nicaragua acknowledgment. During
this iimeS II is alleged that finding himself crowd
ed. and the interests Of Nicaragua likely to b
sacrificed 10 England, and Costa Riea, the proegs
/ or England be INDUCED in some rather undiplo
/ matte language with respectto Mt Webster and
/ the Administration and also ndiplomaiieally made
! public the date Of the negotiations through ths
/ journals 81 this country For this Mr. w ale
I demanded his recall. q Z saa also ihat Mr.
Everett EGG almself sggrieyed BY the lale publ
cation BY NJ. Mareolela or with his consent 0
1 'Fe .ncial note addressed 70 the Nicaragua Min
lister, a. we'll as 10 all The other members Of The di
I plomatie corps here Of Mr. Egeretton his accession
10 Office It was published to show that thi
Government recognized Mr. NJ, as an Envoy Il
4 good Standing when II was by no meaas INTENDED
by lis author 70 go before the world as an iadafse
4 men. oI Mr. NJ s efiitial character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
rue wa EELING BRIpaE.

Public attention VIII soon BE- called ID The re-.
markable conii ct between fbe United States Su.
Preme Court and the legislative b,aneh of-tEe
government in the Wheeling bridge case. The
Court BY decree at is late session. alter \ -.
hearing Of lie case, decreed that the br;dgs
should pc removed as an obstruction 10 The nav.
tgaiionoF escTated1 TO CERTAIN height. and Tho
allowed Certain time within which the bridge
company should comply with ihe terms Of tia
decree. Congress atthe11le Session, and alter
the adjournment of TIE Court, constituted lie
bridge post road, with yia0 10 save The bridge
and evade the decree. %Fhey undertake 10
legalize what tie judiciary has decided 10 be.a
nuisance.
In February, the United States Marshal will.
proceed to execute The decree, and summon 1
posse. and if need be. call upon The President :ar
amilisaIyad. The Governor Of Virginia, on The
otIe rHaDd wlliIesist the execution oflhe decree
anlsemploy the militia for that purpose Tleee-
is clash OF authority between coordinate branch
es OF government and in WHICH States are deeply
interested on one side aud the other. Whether
Congress or the Court is TO yield is Tie question
Correspondent u The Baltimore SIM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
WORTH KNOWING.

Some Of the papers, Of late, have had a a.
ragraph recommending the use Of whea, aour
in the case. Of scaIds or burns. gentleman
at Dayton. Ohio, saw i, aud The other cav,
as he writes the Empire, testedit to his sa,isfac.
ton. He says:
While At The sHppertable, a little child. which
was seated 70 is mothers SLAP, suddenly grasprd
Z cup lusi . not tea, severely scalding It's let
-four and plunged The arm il i, COVERING entire.
" the parts scalded with the fiour. The effect
was truly remarkabe-the pain was gone il.
s.anliy. then bandaged the arm loosely apply
ing plenty Of -four next to the skin, aad=on the
ylowing morning there was not The least sign
1nai the arm had been scalded-neIlAer did the
shlld suffer the least pain application Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
CONGRESS-.

Id The sEsArE, on TAesdas. several private bills
were passed Mr.. CaSs Submitted resolution
calling Tor information respecting the establish
mens Of new colony By Gseat Britain in Central
America.
In the HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES, no businesscf
special importance was transacted
In tie SES1TE, on Hfdaesdsv. alzrge number Of
bills, 10 which there were no objections. passed.
Tie H0rsg. passed q resolution, offered By Mr..
Stanly, prohibiting the official reporters from re-
porirgin the Dahl GLIB, as part OF he proceed
ings Of the House speeches not made in The House,
unless BY leave, provided thai nothing therein con-
talnea saai ee construed Y prevent an gsa9ieAaan
from soltsetins aha fssislas his spsSsa.
70 1ae osNAfE, on I@tfsa4gf se1 piats ssse cea-
slassea and passea ana saea, ai.eI aa ,.Asusase
session. az aaloafhmshs tiil MoaeaE sooa plaee.
In lae Il9esE. nos1'ns q especlal paone ia pot
lance was nohe ana an appointment aAds MVu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
- = ~ -,------
SMOKE TURNED INTO FUEL.

A late number Of the Scientific American
states that the smoke in the factories in
large cities 10 England and Scotland is now
consumed 1t having been made penal Of
ience, By act OF Parliament, for any factory
to allow their smoketo escape The smoke
Is all burned BY simple contriyances Of fur
] naees A committee Of government first es-
tablished that the burning of smoke was
perfectly practicable, and Parliament then
enforced the fact By law The factory and
mil owners soon found out how to fulfil tie
conditions of this law, and the result is that
they save great deal Of fuel by the opera.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
COMING IN.

Democracy (saysiAe Aexa< n Telegraph) has
Invariably opposed Wing measuT for the sake Of
Opposition, and then, upon The heel its opposition
adopted them as the wisest and bes 1t is about TO
illustrate this pecularStrait by com. TO the sup
port Of s'Distribuiiona" For the las, two wears
the i arty has been gradually approaching this
point And Virginia is wheeling into ranks.
The extract following is from the Richmond En-
ahuding 10 Y ifg tnlA5 says
Ii the 'plundcr schemes are to succeed howev-
er. and the public, domain made the object Of
general scramble, she may possibly be compelled
10 take as watt the part That falls To her but we
trust that such a state Of things may never be
brought about ey the aid Of her representatives in
6ekgtess."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
ACcEPTAnLE GIT.

On New Years Eve our worthy friend, JonN B
P1cxErr, Esq In forwarding us barrel Of corn
10 pay his subscription to the Free Press, was moi
nnmndiul Of the other "fxins" necessary to the
comfort OF poor editors as well as other people On
Teasing days. In note to us, he says; please
accept the Turkey for your New Years dinner,
and the bottles OF wine and brandy 10 make the
heafs Of the printer glad Now, this tAoEgltfal
ACT X tstehd Packet We esteem The clever thing
worthy of imitation thus enabling Jus 10 fare as
others did For his remembrance Of US, he will
please accent our thanks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
eAvrrY on RAiI. ROAD TRAVELLING.

Sn,,t,h.,apding the appalling character Of some
e a. nal Road accidents Or the last year, il IS
......,nr admitted that there is 10 safer mode Of
1870, The Northern Rail Road managers
are adopting new safeguards, ana = : hopea au1s
~. svs,tm viii soon be IS complete as in England
The Albany Evening Journal says mere = pro-
baby 40 safer mode Of Northumberland mar Il y
49,. hararaou. Than stage coaches or private carr-
-. f.na We nigh. add, from experience, than
1or.e.t n t.avs the Jnufnal) record could be
kept Of The transportation ofone million o. persons
by rail read or by;asage coach 10 winter ana sum,
rner, during night and day, amid rain, Storm ana
sunshine, We have no doubt that the balance weulu
favor The rail roads
The opening Of the Rail Road to Wheeling = %
:. eo,amemorstcd 10 very handsome tlyle on the
i0,h. lfonr pig, bear JUS up TO that Tine we shall
nv and BE- Biefe n see.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
baltimore Market.
=8IIisndalpI, a Lotimcr,s
oiRcULAR2 OF PRFEs THE BALriMoRE Marker
Fer Tie decd, ending Jan. 3. 1892

Fer the iseck ending Jan 8, 1852.
reported expressly for The Free Press.
" so Arriving freely and sell 81 so 10
BcTTER;-Is yegy scarce alllqualities are in ae-
t,tae demand. Sale Of Glades al ITO q crs-CIy
h , at 10 TO p Common Western a. 10 10
= EASs.-W hitesbeans are worth si.a5 10 $3.50
per bnsehl. Mixed so to IS cts
bAcoNt-Ihe supply is better and demand net
50 good, ihotigh we quote last weeks rates. Sales
~ Shoulders 81 10 "a cts-Sides al o. to i0t cs
Hams al l2l 10 IL cis.
BEEswAx. -Helll nominalIy at % els. Eosales
66eckWHE4T-sales at 81 - 70 - per 100 h6s..
UO9 head were offered al The scales on
M9nday, ofSwhch6 50~weIe.sod TO City Butchers,
asl rlaekeTs al ~ IS to S3s7s on the h0of, equal
70 ooO to q net. land The balance were left uns0d.
ccLoyEasEED.-Sales at 1878 70 sc.
coeNrRY SoAp.1zGood demand al II 10 81 cts.
CHESNurs. are made al 81 10 St350
CoaN.LGood daa4apd and sales at Sc 10 fer
nRlie, and so I'd G2 els. for YeloWs So
DaIED FRulT-Sales Of Apples a. IS to 100 els,
Peaches at 81 "a 10 81
DEERsxtxs.-PFme skins will bring 22to24.
FLora-M Marker and sales very duh al So lei for
Howard 81 and CSty Mills.
FLAxsEEp.--S Sales al ST. 25 TO 81 80.
GiSssaG.-ln demand and sales al is cts.
Hoss.-Sales az g, so To So
& LAaD-Sales ID Kegs at IL to IA ets-Bbls at
MrsT4aD Seed saIes ats to oets-xith good !.
mand.
PoTArOEs-Prime MERGERS are selling at 65 TO
70 cts-ordinary potatoes at 374 to so cts
PEAs-At s., 90 TO 81 ,25. af8
RYE-Sales al 81 10 So cts. x@is
lsSAKE RooT.-Ia demand al 10 cents.
TALLow. Salesat to q cts.
TIMOTHY SEED ---No demand nominal at 50.
WHEAr.-t0S to ] 10 cts Tor inferior to good good
20 prime a ll0 toi la els; family Hour white at
! % TO 100 cls.--in good demand
30 to 10 cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
mNLrIMonE Am ONO RAILRoAu.

IN, following resolullon was submitted IN The
Virginia House OF Delegates, on the - nlilmot
RsNotfzil, ThatitAc committee on Roads
aud Internal Navigation be instructed TO in.
miro whether tho Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road Company has, in all respects. complied
with the reuuirenieuts- of Tire 10th aud 10th
ssetions Of an aepeutitled an act authorizing
s,ia company to complete their road through
virginia to the g0hio river and for other
PURPOSES passed February l9tt, lS45--
And said committee IS hereby directed par
ticularly to inquire whether the charges for
toll and transportation on all goods, produce,
merchandise, or property of any description
whatcycr<.or passcugers uponesaid road, arc
uniforM aud whether the said company has z
charged aud now charges, or aot, greater toll
der ton per milh on goods from Baltimore
4ty to uarpersFerry, than it does to Cum
berlaud and what rate it charges on goods
and passengers fsou Baltimore cityto Fred
criel. ia the Statc Of Maryland llarpers.
Ferry. Martinslhrg, Hancock Depot Green
spring Depot .Pattersons Greek Depot in
Iireiliia. and Cumberland, Maryland, and
what is the chaage for passengers ard goods
from any, one Of said points to another; aud
whether its charges on produce or goods, are
les when .goiugop said road to Wheeling or
Cumberland .tSan to any one of the points
aforesaid ahd whether the said company
afforded an the#said facilities aud privileges
required by saia act for the transportation of
c6al and otheI property fre4n Piedmont er
ans Other point west of Cumberland and
HLeher the sakl company does or does not
consider itself bound to carry ii GAYS, furS
nfsLeI by othdr companies or indiTidua1sa
.<cpal from Piedmont and other points west Of
Cumberland and whether said company
~ ~ not. reflassI 20 es..r suai FROM Pied
mont or other pplats T@est of Cum berland. TO.
N transported pm the Chesapeake and Ohio
Nanai from Cumberland, and if so,s its rea :
son therefor AID whether the said company
requires o. pe7sons or companies offering
ceal for Transportation at Piedmont TO un.
igad ana reloadlthe same in the cars of said
Aalttnore and PHO Railroad company; and
Whether such requirements are usual or uh,
usual ana whfthcr said company isswillng
anP mas ofiereq TO act-as n feeder TO tile
Snesapeake aud Ohio Canal at Cumberland,
ifonl tho coal region west of Cumberland.
ana upon What terms and further, to in
qllre whether Tor not said Baltimore and
Uhle kallroad company has forfeited it's
charter, and make report of5all the matters
ryfefred 70 them to this House. and if. in
tneir JGdgmentt said company has forfeited
lAelr charter, 70 report what legislation is
necessary TO enforce such forfeiture.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06

This great workyoTarl by cLARK MnLi, Egg,
Of seuih Carolina, j@ill be placed in position in
Lafayette Square, Washington, on the 9Th Of Jan
uary.
Great Preparations are 10 progress Tor me occa'
sion. The Military are 70 turn out in great force
and Senator Douglass is 70 deliver an Grafton
large gathering is expected, u the weather DC me
Aud, according to the Almanacs, this Will be aeo1t
r;eh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
COUNTY COURT.

The Justices designated to sit al the next County
Court, Monday 18th January, are-BRAxroN DIV
rSpoRr CHEF Justice; Thomas w. KErEs, Dawn
Far. Joas KxrtixasR, and Wa. II. Tuak-
All the Jus,icas have been summoned to consider
the propriety Of changing the June Quarterly Term
and the OCTOBER Term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
THE FINE ARTS.

we.have had the pleasure of examining some
specimens Of .6ne paintings, the work oil Mr. DAVID
Foassy, who now occupies the room adjoining our
Office. lie has there the most life like -PortraiLof
our host OF SArp,NeroN's Hotel, that could be
placed on canvas. Mr.. FoRxEY is young artist
Of great promise as wen as experience; and we
would recommend him to the patronage of the pub
lic Ladies and gentlemen should visit him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
oANDIp CoNrE SION.

The Richmond ESamiaer~a leading organ Of the
Southern Democracy, makes the candid confession thar
Gsa, Pierce has Been carried inte po,err By e TEN
roMARy Waion Of all PARTIES and ciiques aud further
adds that u will require all Of the Presidents good
and resolution award the Offices III his gift 50 as
10 Keep our oyers rowfl organization togcther'S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06

We have received he January No. Of sForres-
,er,s B,>Ys' and Girls Magazine" published by
HsSey v. Dedas, Boston. From the specimen
before Us. We are favorabiy impressed with the
work and deem II worthy Of The patronage OF every
.arenl. IFS published at the low cate Of -, If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06

n The Petersburg Intelligencer states
: upon authority net to be questioned, that
the schooner Advance, which was captured
a. a. Fort PFaya 1.-THE Azore Islands. By the
Y = sloop Of war Germantown. and which
mas Just been sent into Norfolk for adiudi-
eaton. vas manned With crew Of ire
ofaess' and vas actually fitted in the eeodly
port of New York. : - s0s1-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-01-06
nrs,iIssAi. or THE NICARAGUA
MINISTER.

Tb, royocs,ion must haye:been great which induced
p,.aat FILLMORE 10 order the dismissal d the Nieara
,,.a Minister II II understood that senor Marcoeia~
had made himself DELICIOUS IN some ma''ef eo"aes'eu
with negotiations In regard to Costa Hlea, pu. no'
usual 20 give reason for dsaissal TIA enough tha'
"A ninitter disrcgaris some DIPLOMATIC usage.