Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 October 1846 — Page 2
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ftpmthr .Vcn- Oj , Tirt, AV'.f 35. i Iltxico-California. ' TV Ihe in mat ecnlav uf ilu: I r : Saule, from 1 1 . van i, ne lot.e received
Item era ( !n,7., as
Fromthr ,dion,d uti lli'ji nci r. Wett-Meritad Compliment. :iauil public dinner w is sivi'ii im the ii i.l i;m. sit Frankfort Kenlnekv. hv
' Wines if I'rniiLlui ..!!. i v I,. b. Itmi !,,Ur
I. Ciiien.len, Senator, am.lhe Unit: G. ' :,s n'es l,;M"rs ,!P ""'' '-" ' . .is, the llepre.en.atives of the district j w ,"h vv,rp "'"""'"'"ed by ll.e H.itMi Cnaiew, Be.-idesth Idi ne number sU;;V,,lli' ff'7'- ,, residents of ihe vi,-i,i. I,; , I. wrJ i oo i.itei.euce, a.ih..2H anterior to
correspoiiilencp
that loccived by the incetun. nevetllie- j
less possesses some i West a indicative
of the coure of tlie Mexican Government in rr ;rl to the war. Private lelteis stale
been picked up, unl among other thin g ilu captai i's watch and some valuable pap is, w hu ll u pre deposited in a di er. have been s ived. The mil y news we can Hud in ihe pa pers in n latioii in the army is iliat :00 men in the Kentucky Reniinoni, lying at L'tvurca, arp on the sick list. Tl,"n regiment, as weil as the Tennessee Regimen!,
is ordered to Camaruo, il is said, There
weie teports at lialveslon about Ampuilla s forces which w e deem altogether idle.
A ill 1. I" J Cy K IV Correspondence of the Iiid. American. ilrod regulars fiom
l IT I 1 M V x 1 ... . under ducction of ( ;, o,i ..1 ;
ill. to be sent
esent.the cniertoiniiieut was attended!
, a largo concourse Im Ii of ladies and ntlemen from the surrounding counties,
.11. - 1 ,iivi.tiitliil HI. I I liUf f IfIS M I t" rm-t m
en. ii- me enure company to nvn rmiu-i . ,. . , . . c, . i i lie lexas Lt ntocrat tieaks in warm
ive tables we.e bountifully " --'l;r i terms of praise to Die seveial companies : choicest viands of that fa- 1 , re, U e U.U.ed Mates. y,t .hat !f !ie .,Vs ltmrhM mcllIjoll.in ,lP
me ieeiiii! oi me masses IS mi uiiitli on- . ., . , . ,. , .
!..lllir I!MIILI1T 1111 n IllrlV iM III. 4lt J ll'tfl
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nds. the exten
read with ihe
ifd region.
These being fully enjoy-
and the tables cleared, the PiesiJent;' . 1 ' : Jsuccceded in runiiinu oil" recently some
Madison-, Oct. 4. I a 13.
D.ar Claikxnti: Sortie lime hiti ex-
advai.ie n:i
Taint
fifn Willi
;m ;i p-i
IS to
Latect:
ib!f
I ' ' speed, titer the m i e.-in v provi:cn s-hal!
pned since I have stven you a knowledge : ,1le been no.de for ih i j.utj,?p. The of in)' vi hereabouts, and as I have a few J naval foices are, at a proper tune, lo i:ni'e
d
Etisiness lias been tr.ther t'ull in this.
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C.K.f ,.Jt r if,i,n! I, lt )l(lrsl'i ,f :!, ,f th S ::,.. !o l ,'! til.,: ! . :!,( i.-l.trrSir,-.
li f .c .f.l.t .hum, r. 'I l.e 1". S. revfiiue rr;.r Vn ft
rrivrd rn n 27th uli .'
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nioments of leisure I have mne'ndi d to ! ,;''r strenj;!!! h iih thoe of the land
improve them bv wav of a letter to ihe In-! lV''? ',"r,"e Mlcrt fS- .. i D.'ders io tins end were issued vestcr-
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.c...ie.iu imie pi -eMou ui a larye M I.3 ..:itl. wtit Pa- i,.., v,r, c
city duiiim the Mimmer. Manv uf ihf ; I""1!"" "C Taiimlip.w 1 tit :l.o er.iiieiy s Irn ir-r kf; ;!.e b -t !: ';,..r c ..".
liliOOIvVILLK, I Dl A X V J merchants have looked for customers tin-! l" lie l1- ' ' ' '
i.ii ,i,irl.r i. ..... -tic7. landed at if Lfiizihrpp bun-; r,cr.e r.Tcr nf the 2.1
VJ y,Mt' '"" dree yea,, .., with s.v hundred and sev- 'i-arns that S-M t Ai
FRIDAY, OOT. 16. 1846.
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; uorsi s iiiiiii v.api. iiiiisnutii's conipanv. to cine in an aniivahie ai la'iemenl. 1 1 i -- ...., , . . . , , , I bey w ere pursued and the liorses recovis represented as his earnest desire to con- i ,,relj voke Conoress as speedily as no.-.-i hie. and ; w r i - n r i 1 J e flllil in n fiti it 1 v?ia nnui. Kill
r'l1! ..i ti . .- r.r in t At ii ii a n iiU't uiim' i c u i u a lint! V l r . i- i i r. .', I hat the ProtecUoti of IIon; ! , , . . - ! few items of any interest, and iheMi are of
. via 'C .ruling .-('t-.-jr UIIU JJt"l mailt Ul
the day, tne (Ion James Harlan, rose id delivered a brief address appropriate the occasion, and introductory to the
I'owins resolutions, which he read:
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ilior and Domestic Industry, against the
I peace.
milling cir.kf1! nl l .iroiftn rjivnl.ti i. n
l...ol.v.o.'IAV-.VI:. 111 1111 1 13 rti ..
irdina! princinle in everv ,e and' well-! "' PP"""y e have lucuue r2ar.i.ed Uoiernir.cr.t; that it was epe. I 'Vt'J (roc..niau,Hi of Commodore ally a fundamental ol ject in the cslub- i f L'JAT' ";ni"""dl ' ' f shment ef the Constitution nnd the Fed-,0.l.lie CiforMti, n his ral ruion; and that vital and indisput- ''"f P-ion .f that province, from de policy has been sanctioned in tbeiwhirh 'l Pcars ,l,al ,iie first acouul e -aciical measures of the Government, i pnVe "f rirciinit:iiirp, staling that the om its very origin, in the days of Wi " a fonnnly annci-eJ lo ihe I in.l i . .i . ted States, is subiantiaiy cortei t. e be.tun. throughout every A 1 ministiation. I . 1 , , , .! ' j speak fur this interesting document an atxcept the present. lemive ucrii--i n.sh-r.l That Ihe Wl.i.T TnrilT nf 1 5 15 . lC"U L LT''-
io las maaaitanis oi uaiiiornia
a naitire so purely local as not to be worth t-!p ing.
i Sick Volunteers -Their Condition I Tlien poor fel!ows are returnin? Imm e, ; m-iny of them in snd plight. Tlii Ton- : nessep troops .seem to have stilfrpv. severei ly. J'wo hiHidred uf thein arrived at Naishvillc. and the Ocihojiolitan siys all are ; worse for the weir, und marry it is fe.ired j will de. j The wort of it. i--, that most of the Vol"invrs are out of funds, as well ns out of jhe-i!'!i. Ili-retofore thr ir ants have been
up'ilu'ci at a!ivili3 and other places
The Ceiitr:.! Govpti.mei.t of Mexico hav- s. u' Ii hy pr;vto coi'tributions. This ha
ins commerired hnsrilities !ainst the Uoi-
beoon.e s eno ttneiis i n the former place ti
I tC Ill .LiA tl.n &iirr.T.l!ii.t rimaL'.ri' ll.ot
tiej should take the
n's!;e l a banknipiTieasury; revived . le prostrate and dishonored credit of the ; irternmon!; reinrigorated the paralyzed
hot and industry of the country; reani-. ted States of Amei iea, by invading its ter- ' 10 111 'le 'e u! iated ihe decavin" fortunes of tlie Auric-; ritorv, and attacking the troons of the Uui : '" :'"C!P ' anth ri
Iture, .Manufactures and Commerce of j ted Kiaies stationed at tlie ntulh si.le of ! !1,-,ttor "' hand. ie N itiou; and, shovriii2 benefits and ! the Uio Grande w ith a force of seven thou-! . ll sccms ,iarJ- Urave fe!law3 quit llieir iessings like the dew s of heaven lhrouh- sand men. under the command of Gen. ! "ol"es lo 'I-rit r their country I'hey tit the Union, restored confidence, pros- Ah.sta, which army wastotallv des.roved u ? ? " T"' , . ' , , ' i i. .i - .. ' , ar.it that country leaves thorn to the chir. pr.ty,:.nd happiness to the people. j and al their artUery. bnMc. car !i.r- ; llv of ,,lllf0 wion nny k)ow Th s .Mfi.rr7,That by the repeal of the whig j ;, te 8.h and J.h ,.f May Ui, by o is not right. The coimnuii soldiers du 'ariff of IS 12; and the substitution of the biree of two ihows.V! 1 iliree hundred men. ' the htrd work of everv campaign nnl bat "xperimental Tariff of 1810; under the 1 "n it r the command oi' Gen. 'Fa yukj, and : tin i;e'd. The tlicers wear the honors
uinbug theory of Fuee Tuape; the labor tiie ci'y of M :t:v,n r- taken and occupied j reaped from them, end hive enough, under
iiJ industry will sustain a dreadful shock; ,ly the f.irces of the United Siate
any ci rcuinslances, tokeupply their wants.
he resources of the Treasury will lie se
iously diminished; the national finr.n-!'y this transaction, I shall hoist the sian es and credit deranged and impaired; the i dard of the United Slates l Monterey im-
mblic debt increased, and the firosperity mediately, and sli.ii! carry it tin oe h'ut
f the people alarmingly menaced.
Ilcsolred, That the Suhtreasury system f keeping and disbursing t'le public noncy, so often rejected by the solemn :id decisive votes of the people and their ppresentatives in Conrres, because it . irlually divorces the Government from he people, and heartlessly destroys the sympathies of the Government with the iuisiness operations of the country, hut tow aiiain adopted hy the denominated party in Congress, is anti-republican in principle and ruinous in praciiee. IZeso'reJ, That President Polk, in vetoing the Harbor 0111, has struck a dangerous blow at the vital interests of the country, and especially of the West; and that by this, as well as the veto of the bill indemnifying our citizens for French spolations chiefly on the ground of his ignorance of claims examined, approved, and allowed by the constitutional authority for rais
ins and expending revenue, an alarming
assiult has been made
lions, thiealeum the subju
the other departments ol tlie government arm corrupt o:;iets,
Tlie two inii.ms bejtitr actually at war 6"otli' .' n,,t be- v't'' the lionet
i'nvaiL-; wiy suouiit lie when dissbled and br'kon down in the service of the cuuntry, IcH hopeless!) ieslitue. CVr, On -
California
I dt claie to the inhahiUii.ts of California, that although I come in arm, with a powerful force, I tii not eomeamon then; as an enemy to California, but on the con
trary, I come as their best friend. as henee-
I'igorcus Prosrattiun of Ihe Mexican Jf'ar. -The Yashiii2ton Union denies the truth of the report that Mexico has refused to negotiate with our pnvetnmpiu until wp
forvvard California will be a portion ol ihe ' "'''hdr.iw our armies from her terri-
L nited States, an I its peaceable iuhabi
tants will enjoy the sami rights and pnv
Grand Division The Grand Division of ihe Sons of Temperance of the State of Indiana convened at Brookville, on Wednesday last. At the present riting thpy are still in session. 0;t yesterday at 11 o'clock the Division proceeded to the election of the of
ficers of the Grand Division of the State, I
who hold their ofiices for one year from
the date ol their election. The election resulted in the election of the following
officers, to wit:
C. F. Clakkson, of Brookville, Grand Worthy Patriarch.
! at preset. t the state of affairs say that the I enteen u.t
times are improving.
land
a;parPi' I'm.
i, and it h thirteen imislrsniirl
ten small field pieces. The other dread v I "'"! n" ,U Oli
The biisinp on iVio T? .i' r? . .i : . i i iuslruun n;s w ere ei nt how s swords and : . 1
..an nuau is .i .it.- - - i I a rin y i:ii t oa'.t ::!.:;,,;.' ! ually increasing, vet such is the facility of ; s'!'a,s- . Inflation to ihe i:.,i-aiy patntron to the citv of Cieinn t'b I . Ac,y ea.y c r -rt w as r.c in tU c,,.!t,ry, w, buM,,;
inf .
was nt Puelda, tion oi" Irs n oe'cl.v.s 'onri'criy on n : hf-se v. hi i.r-ve
IIJO WlllCIll s .le in'urtr.a-
i il I - III.:, r rum ll n .1 ..... ' w 1
mM of the merchants from the inteiior go j siiti.m of the nativt-s, who !.. ktd on the ; the cnn.ii,a!.J u.e t.u-' 'Jr!',.t "1
'oiril In L.e in ih.,;. 1 - 1 l I, ,i 1. i . I, d . I . : , il . --, A .
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caniedonto Cincinnati. Put tlie latter city has the run of business and I presume rilie U i 1 1 L- ifn il 1 - .A ; :it i i
U',i n,l; ..t. 1 ... ..w... ..lanuiMl UIIMTHHJ UiOliJ
. .m. i(A.i.iii.iia.i, in iiiuiiiii.i uun, VJ I til lu i r i ...... I;ir '! hr rear
orinv Associate.
E. II. Baku?, of Brookville, Grand Scribe. D. P. IIollowav, of Richmond, Grand Treasurer, L. J Adams, of Madison, Grand Conductor. Titos. NiELY, of MunriCjGrand Sentinel. In ou- next we shall probably give farther proceedings of Ihe Grand Division.
lory and our Heels from her costs, and
states the government of the Republic has determined to refer the President's over-
i!P2PS rs the citizens of anv other portion '
of thai nation, wish all the ri-hts and nrir- j u,re "Pen "cgotia'.ions for peace, to the ilegr-sthey nii;v erjov; together ill. the ; consltluent Congress of Mexico, which privihM-eofchoosinrheirinviini.isiratesI mble in the begining of December, and o:her clTi.-ers, for the adiiiini-tration U vvp l"'li(Vt' 1,10 Clh ) Thus it will be seen of justice among themselves, und the same ' ,I, U has nol positively declined our protection will bo extended to ihem as ..J, overture, nor has she accepted it upon con-
any other Slate of the Union; they will al-! She has neither refused or accep
so erijov a peri.i.inent government, under
ted ir; but has referred our proposition to
which life. nr..n.,tv. a-id the ro.xntoti,,,.. onsress ol December, lor tneir oe-
al righis and 1 . ful'secu. ity to workup the ! cision. Will our government remain idle Creator in a w ay most congenial to each i r,r lhrre or four m"nlIls, and await the one's sense of duty, will be secure; which !'5,,ci?i"" "f r r,1?s? Wfl h,,'.'e 'lo1unfor;i.naielv. the Central f. iveriin-eiit ! We irtist that the war will be pushed for-
iipim mir inMiiu-j of Mexico, cannot alT.ir l them, destroyed uarii wilh ,1,e "lmost vigor, so that wc subjugation of all as her resources are. bv internal factious m l,e Plaeed in such a position as lo ne-
w hocie ile const nt ' Soll:,te "P"" our own terms. 3 hat such is
... ft .niv.nm.nl r.f ihe n'.rend v over-1 r p vt ,! ut ion s i, n r, on,.. i '...i t .1 i .. t nr.j ! the detpriiiiuation of our government we
-..n nn,t ,Snirroii inniience "of the ! and oonress the n.-orde Cier ihe ;t m f : fel convinced from the fact that General
Executive. I he United Stales. California w ill Lc free i G;liies has been ordered to transport imResoled, That we rejoice in the peace- j from all such troubles and expenses, con-; mndiately U the available force in his diable settlement of the Oreaon ques-.ioii on I seiueinly the nun. try will rnpidlv ad-i 'he seat of war. TheUnion, terms just and honorable to the United , vance and improve, both in agriculture i an itl,,e ar,'fle. show in? the necessity Slates and Great Britain, avoiding the hor- ' and commerce, as ofc.oire the revenue ' "fa vigorous prosecution of tlie war, closrible calamity of w ar beiwee n tw o great ; laws w ill be the same in Calif.itr.ii ns i f " '' the f.illow ing significant language christian nations, accomplished, as it was ' all oilier parts of ih- United St ites n(T ir- ! 'T1,e m',re we see of Mexican diplomacy, in a great decree, by the ji.'stice, modera- j ding ihem all m inufictures and produce ' lhe more il is marked by procrastination;
lion urudence. and patriotic statesmanship of tlie United .Slates, free from anv ilutv me stronser we see me necessity 01 pros
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of the Whigs of the Senate, and particultr ly of our eminently distinguished Senator Mr. Ckittendkn. A'.oit(i, That the Whigs here assen.
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....v, 114 ii, nun nil L-Iv. AllU muftU ini- U11113 a? lilt: 1. inns 1:1 Hit; tnilis. 1 '"-''n-i. .un..i.i,.d .u .-i'm.H rOy , cnii I,C IS
the larger portion of the wheat is taken i ovt '' 'hey have since learned better, sa'i-i" have bad MO rei. under Lis cotniini,itMinn,,,i., i , ' , jiiiiJ ni iv give no little trtn! let v an cn- i"13-l n.snl.trg to H,a city. Al! wca up to toe Queen cty ,0 le manufactured cre..icrr f j.,.,llce i;li ruW,cr,;o thc la .'vngue ar.o uncertain, l.owcicr. into llour-whcn, if there were mills mf- vaston ofTunricQ bv our ou-s,ders. !"i!.! U ('?.rPcn,!cr' ' :llC Tlu' ".""d th sficieiil, nil the graiu coming to tl.U mark-j Gen. Jesvp. it is said, will leave the ' ; : ' "f. ": . -. ' !" '""".dercl
et might be comerted into flour in this ' to-nn-now moi nit g for the South, to;riv,.(. al Vera Cmz, 'and t.V -u'-l orities City, and sold at a lower rate than when Pmo''y ') CMt.tt-nd "f arrar.gcnicnts j thorc ,.ri,..,.s,d to the Captain of tLe
iivicesarj 10 uf maue ior uej new jioini 01 i Liuteu Metes h:p .J ti.ii Adr-ms, to permit attack. jtljcmto return to the tqiracrrr. cn rarole. If the War Department h;-.d i ecu w i-e.it j Vi hether this pr ipcsitien was ci ui.ten-w-ould have accept, d of the lleot of New ' '-"ced by Car t. Car; euder is net stated. York pilot bouts, when thev werp tender- : te F-rcns to nhrrn Ca;:t. Carj cru'er hud ed through Admiral Maginn. Ere this, j'..1!0.1" ,ur '"' enncLCirg his sword, at
Vera I u-vu"t iv ihhmu uo iico ci-iicctcu
inirauciate vicinity of the place.
. from the
Lr;g
was nciSl.tr kit
tie r
Xewsfrom the .47ny.Jut at this time when we are expecting news from the active operations of Gen. Taylor, there is beginning to be a feverish anxiety in the public mind to hear. Rut we have nothing later. The notes of preparation for a more decisive action reaches from Washington. It is stated that all the volunteers raised in our eastern and northern Stales last
summer have been ordered to Tampieo in hot haste. Pi eparaiions are also on fool
lor more active operations w ith our Navy. Tho Mexicans have been insultingly ask. ing us "when w ill the ' ar begin?" launting us for lhe tardiness of the action of our Navy. But if w e rightly understand present indications, we think they will soon find out when the war will commence. If the President had prosecuted the w ar as he should all would have been sei tied before this time. Rut he has acted like a father who spoils all his children by bad government. He whips a litile, then the milk of of human kindness, prevailing, he coaxes a little. Then again whips. But
we believe in laying it on lo the animals,
f . . 1 C -l.l
msi iiiiu inrious, until tney cease kincking
even for years to come.
Wl.,!n . i,. r . .. . 1 10 t:irou-;ii AUmiral .Magiun.
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1 we cotici nave ba't tami'ieoanu era
in nun pans 01 me Male uf nJ unaC,,,, .., if.,.i,t....i.. ...;.i ,i 1 ,,..i 1 '
Ma.'Unnr.-.,..in - ,.; 1 ' ,. : L:..''c,t ilt rrtcction on seeing the
,...,t,.,io imijiHMij neaiuiy in- 1 " '-'e iiuihh in u.e piiois irrep' ci.c -1: o:: c ii i!. There deed in this respect Madison is superior to I of llie jealously of the navy. Felix. .ddicr tiers.
any ciiy on the Ohioi ver. Il is crrnha-- r 3- n r ' hticmie cutter In ward, took a .. ,, ,, ' " !' Iudiana Conference Mexican s.liocncr, oaced with corn, a lcnily the city of hea th. j . , , ,. . , ot ize on U,c 1st n't , Ihisbody adjouined on Monday eve- i ! ' , i , 1 he Jenerson Ciicuit Court is now i-i ' , . r r c . ,J " ebster the cenun.mrcr-in-chicf rf 11 1 nms lust, after a session t.f five cays. All ii.p revenne vp-t- ;., ,iin session. Judge Cushing presides l;p-c at : , , , - , , , , I v if c"c"s V Gu!f, cat-eon , 1 i- . 'he busiress w as done w ith despatch, de-j 'he an hurcn lo take comuiand of the home with diguity.and with great nbpra,. u anJ ,,8rnjo .. Dish U'utter. E wing, which has been U re some faction. I notice at thc bar Mr. Marshal! ' ... . - . ... . !in!e-
-thp vpnn.ni,'., i,, , , ...........v .... , L...-.H j.,,-,!.." . .- ii.e UiocKsding squidron of Yem Cruz.
hct-r, W e have been favored bv Pro. ascemjx tcd oi li e friguie CuioLerland;
-the veneiable Judge Sullivan, Jud -e
Stevens, and many other limbs of ihe law ;
and all foreign goods al one nu-irter of the ! e'"'g the w ar with all our energies. I i f - -1 - ... .. j 1.. : 1 1 1 . . .
hum iiit-j nnn mv. . great mereast
the value of real estate, and lhe products; of California may reasonably be cxpoc-
bled, united solely upon patriotic priuci- j ted.
pies, lining as ever the same country to j With the grp. t interest an 1 kind fee!-! Th
love, the same principles to uph dd,aid the . mis I know thr Govcrnm. nt and people ; v ilu rd
! Such we cannot doubt will be the course
of the administration.'1
Sickness of the West. The Stale Sentinel of the 10th inst. says: ' One of our Druggists (Mr Craighead) has th is season sold upwards of erne thousand ounces of quinine. Lst season the same house sold about six hundred ounces, and then we thought there was sickness enough. Besides Mr. C's we h ve three or four other drug stores, which have also sold large quantities of the article mentioned. Ii
too tedious to mention.
there is considerable business :n ccuit I reckon the lawyers will do it all up &roir;i. The river is getting remarkab'y low a number of steam and flat boats are hanging on the bars above here. The mail boats still pass, I suppose because their pilots are more perfectly acquainted with lhe channel.
The Sons of Temperance are prospering in this city beyond any Division in the Slate. ; No 8" now numbers more than 130 and from C to 12 are initiated every night. A charter for anoihei Division has been applied for, and I suppose as soon as ilNo 8" gets into their new room there will
be two or three more charters asked for. Much good has already been accomplish ed. Many w ho w ere on the very borders of destruction have become staunch 1 Sons of Temperance." Their families now show that their head and supporter is a sober and industrious man. 'Mort might be said on this subject than miglit be prudent at this lime. But the cause will yo on in spite of the pigmy opposition of a few clerical bigots who are found even preaching
whole sent ons against the Sons of Temp erance. This is a dirty work, and the day will come when they will be ashamed of il. But I must stop you shall hear from again when I look over the noble farms of the Statesman of Ashland. Till ihen Adieu, PELEG.
Allen Wilev with the fillowirrr cor, ct lis-I t!oops.' w" S;'.33,r s t"d Jn Acorns;
lam informed! r ., . . , ... ttorcsi.ip Kenef; brigs Porpoise e::d Soni-
... me ,irl,uiicaiciii3 oi pivacner iur ine . ers; febr. Inn; nvi;ue schrs. McLone
anil forward, and three truii-bouts.
year: Bhockvii.i.f. Dis; L. W. Berry, P. E. JlroukcMe. Jos. Tuikingisn, Thos. C. Crawford lihf.e'd. l. S. Robinson. Liberty Jacob Myres, Jas. Mitchell. Ahbiiigton Thos. Williams. Bivwnsrille J. W. Sullivan. Connet si illc Williamson Teirill, E. II. Sabill. Laurel J as. Havens. Fayelteiille John Wallace. Millrcy U. Ihys, J. S. Winchester. Lavr enceiuugh Dis; E. G. Wood, P. E La icrencebttrgh A. E.ldy . Elizabcthtuxrn Jacob B r u ne r. Manchester Lewis 1 1 u r 1 b n 1 1 .
Wi'imington Milti. ds Miller Milan Jacob Whiteman. IVsarcs-B. T. Griffith. Hartford E. Iiutlcd ge. Ilising Sun ll. J. Diirbin. Patriot Jas. Jours. VevayT. W. Eddy, J. E. Tiffany. Madison Dis; John Miller P. E.
Wesley Chapel and Walnut si. W Smith. 3.i. Street W.Malick.
The sloop John Adams and ston'shin
llclicf were to leave IYnsacola in a lew days, cn acctur.t oi sirkr.css cn beard, and to prucure a frerh slock of provisions The following vessels were lyititr off" Sacnticics: S; anish frigitc Chr.stiana, and brig .lunnita, tho llrith irigite Eudyiiiion.a British stc.!unr, n auie unknown, and the Trench brig Mcrcura. U'e are indebted to the Nevr Orlon'is Tropic k r the follow ing Utter from their
ccrresnomk-nt :
OrrYru.v Ckiv, Sept. 1-. A fiag of truce canie off the J hn Adams a few evenings ngo, bearing proposals from Gen. , to deliver lhe Truxtun. i 111 -
i cers and crew, ever to Coin. Conner on j parole. We expect tl.eni every hour, and j presume they will return to the United j Stales immediately, in the. storesrl ip lie i lief, or sloop John Adams, j The last named vessel came in a few 1 days sinco from Taninicn, st .vhtch place j thc le.i every thing pretty much as she I found it. She boarded thc revenue cutter i on Bnrcn on hor way dow n, and took on btinrd Com. Webster end the Revenue C ! Marine, who was very ill. Hj hs now. ihewrver, iuiie rcco ei ed, anil has loittcd his bread penaM in board the Eonvaid.
n T-i v
5bVen . 3 tiater. seems to be the general oninion Iliat there
e foreign news bv the Iltbernia, on .oa , . ,, , ,, , , " , i , has never been a more sickly season day though oiny seven days later, is '
same interests b promote, renew to their ; of the Cnited States possess" toward the impnrlant, especially so lo the agriculttu- j l"'"gn'" ne uest man tue one just clobrethren of the Union their pledges of firm j citizens of California, the country cannot al and commercial inlerests. Cotton ha' j ,n5- " erJ' few fan.ilics hate escaped.
adherence to their principles, cceming but improve more rapidly than anv other advanced! of a penny ;er pound, equal, The effects of such a general prostration
w e understand, to $150 per bale. This ; ...... ,..m s. illiw,tf -, ,,, nK.
Such of Ihe inhabitants of California. ' "ill not only send largely iucn ased rcve-! ,. T , w he. her natives or foreigners, as mav not mies to this'connlr v. Lul il ill tend ureal- C wo'fare' Lar8e I"""1'"" ,f wheal
be di;v)sed to accept the high pi ivileye ; ly to give activity to the maiket. Flour is j ,iavc becn spoiled in consequence of posiof citi.enship. and to livp peaceable tinder i represented as firm al the recent advance. ; live inability to have it taken care of. We
their success essential lo the maintenance ; on ihe continent of America,
of the Union, and the prosperity and happiness of the people. The question bein put on the adoption of the resolutions, it) was carried by a
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iniiiiu'-rmj; mui.i. ... int.- auiiiuaun-. , i.i- 1 1 t-r; K"v ru nieni oi i ne l niie'i Males, unu v,oru uas run up per quatter over i have seen immense stacks in which the Mr. Uaki.an closed his remarks by of - will be allow ed time to dispose of thrir i's previous rise equal to about eL'ht , ., .. , , ,
feririL' the folhiwina sentiment: ' pioperly and to remove out of the coun-' cents on the bushel, and will piobably car-j ?. . me grain sprouiea. Our distinguished Guests-John J. Chit- j try if they choose, without any res'.i iction; ry thc price up in ibis market 108O or per-1 ,llumdu;hj will lose largely in ihis way. tenden ind Garkett Davih: By the pur- . or lo remain in it, observing strict neutral-' haps cents per bushel. This is highly j lJul besides this, we are told that in many ity and virtue of their private lives they ity. , favorable news to the farmer and those neighborhoods, planting for next year's
nave won ine corui.u re?pcn iiou warm ai j v nit in.; con!: ience in the honor and ongagpj in commerce, and as these two j rro ,as i,een prevented lections of their icspecttve communities ; integtiiv of i!ip inhabitants of l!ie country. ! interests embrace about three fourths of;.
and that many
ih t,n,,eiv-ni.iliiv. nod 7eal nl their I imiimU i. ,.!.... o i ...i ... .i, i'. i, ... kc...i ..n .. ..,-.... .1 iarmers w m not average one acre oi wheat
public services the former in the Sen- J civil officers. ti retain their oili.-ers, and inu-t be considered good news. npxt, for three this season. The weather ale and thc Liner in the House of Repre- j to execute their functions as heretofore,' There were sales of a considerable still continues as warm and dry as midscntaiives of (he United Slates have se-; that the public tranquility nnv not be dis- j amount ol Flour on Saturday, before the summer.though we have had sli"ht frosts ' cured, not merely the lively alnuration. ! imbed, at least until the government of the ! receipt of the news, at prices about lhe ' bul the earnest approbation, the hearty con-! territory can be more definitely arran- same as on Friday. We heard of no sales ... .. . . , . fidence, and the endtuing gratitude of ! Ped. j after the receiptor the news, hut think ' hnney s had Road..-K the session their constituents and countrymen. j Ail per sons holding titles of real estate, holders generally advanced their prices. J of Congress is approaching we wish to see This loasl was responded to by Mr. D- j or in quiet possession of lauds under col ; Flour could not have been bought in the j a general expression upon the subject of vis and Mr. Cuittenoe successively, in ' orof ri-'o. sh .If have their titles and rights ; afternoon al less thai 5j, if for mat. We ! Vhe grem Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road able, eloquent, and fervid speeches. The ! guaranteed to them. All chinches, and the ; heard no pi ice fixed on Corn, but presume j as n.oDosed b v Mr Whitnev W e f ' vast comnanv then separated in irood or- prooertv thev ron'nio i nndim uf . il was held at an mlv.tnro Uu t...iii.ai P P JlT- "eJ- e are lor
der, each one deeming himself foitunaie j the clergy of' California, shall continue in i that these advantages of improved prices! it' ,l is an pbjPCt worlhy lhe enterprise
in having been present on an occasion so
gratifying and instructive.
The New York State Convention.
the same rights and possession they now ! enjoyed by the farmers are mainly in con-
enj iy. ! spquence oi me repeal unttsn Corn laws,
All provisions and supplies of every kind, ! which allows of a fair competition by our
' furnished by the inhabitants for the use of I farmers with the Contint-ntal products
This body terminated a longjsession on j ii,e United Slates, ships or troops will be i for lhe British market. Whatever the
the wib. lhe new Const tn. ion will uj ,j fr al fi,ir rat anii no rrjVate prop-1 cause, however, they are enjoying the ef-
eubm.ttcd to the popular vote ai me annua. ei(v wi;ibel (kenfor without i feci; and while present prices hold, we
Wiiat it u, we know not. and it will he jj-t compensation " J'.nenl d lficult for the people to determine, for the 0ned) JOHN D. SLOAT. time alTirded them to study and understand j Commander-in-Chief of lhe U. S. Nail, is entirely too short being less than a j val forces in the Pacific Ocean, month. Those certainly, who do not com- U. S. Ship Savannah, i prebend tho change made will vote against j Harbor of Monterey, July G, 181$. it. j The New Orleans Courier entertains The changes in the Judiciary are radical. ; Rrave apprehensions as lo the character of .1 . m. nnn nDr J ill) hrth guIaw t
o oaserve mat, hi..j p-.-.- -.-v. t ,he nex, newa 0 be rCceived from (Jen.
shall not expect lo hear them complaining of tho loss ofa home market.
and lhe energy of a great Nation. Its
completion would revolutionize the commercial opeiations of the world, making the United Stales the channel and centre of the trade and truffic between the two great portions of the globe; Europe on the
Tho way the Army is Supplied. The recklessness anil ignorance which characterize th measures of the War Department c. nnected with the furnishing supplies to tho army in Mexico, is well set forth in the following extract of a letter from an officer in the army to the National Intelligencer: "As to the miniier in which lhe4-.var lias thus far been conducted, recklessness and ignorance, waste aiit! extravfiince, have markeJ all the ar rangctnents connected with it here at home, and has consequently had a corresponding cfTect on the condition end movements of the army; and in nothing has there been grosser or more palpable errors than as regards the means of transportation, and a volume might be filled with details. At this moment our Ijvee is encumbered with wagons intent ed for Gen. Taylor's army, lying day alter day, w ith all their fixtures, exposed to a sun which raises the thermometer lo 1"0 s ; and mules bought in the Western country, and brought here at great expense, are being shipped by vessels which receive $3,00U to $5,000 freight for th run down to Brazos Santiago, 100 to lot) mules each, many of w hich
perish on the voyage from want of proper care, and the usual risks of a sea voyage, and one half of those landed will did from not being acclimated. One of these transports recently embarked 127 mules here, and landed 22, the remainder died or were thrown overboard in a gale, and all this is done w hen far better, more serviceable and acclimated can be bought there at 2."eacii All this, however, is but a mere item in comparison with other arrangements connected with the inland expeditions to Santa Fe, &c.
Trom t'ie Sew Ttrk llrrr.hl. Washington, Oct. 1, 1S1G. The greatest activity prevails in the
War and Navy Departments, aurmg those
East and China and the Indies on the' West i w hose especial duties relate immediately
will approach each other over our soil, to the preparations for carrying "on the
lmn.!.l them altogether.
It is thought, if the new Constitution bo rejected, that another Convention will be called by th Legislature, to meet in Feb ruary. Shuuld Ihis be so they would have advantiwe3whic.il the lite body could nut have possessed. Besides, public sentiment can be mora definitely expressed as to thc reforms required. Cin Gaz.
03-The .Vto lurA: Herald of the 2.b eaya: We learn that Gen. Gaines has received orders from Washington, for the immediate transportation of all the troops now stationed in this division to tlie seat of war tn the Kio Grande. The orders are positive and peremptory, and a corporal's
guard is only to bo left at each of the forts i
and fortifications.
Taylor's army. Five case? of yellow fever are noted in the New Orleans papers of lhe 21th lilt.
There was imp death at Mobile by yel-! lotv filrp. in Ilia "J.I
iw...va.-i.iiii..JI. 1 language. rr.mf,f.vreor.nn,jF,r0!,,r5r,v.3o. " How then," demands-l a countryman, From I.aeacca and dut vctte n. The w'lb a mingled air of triumph and con-
steatntliip Galveston, Capt. Wnhi. ar ! tempt, -do such chaps spell wagon-
News from China, which noxv lakes four months, w ould then appioach us in tw enty days.
war w ith Mexico.
There is no doubt that all the available stregih of the nation is to be employpd, un
til our republican neighbor cries for quar-
In a rnmnsnv ll.e nttior Ar x .inn
; said tint the Italians h id no -w" in their ! ,,,r l,,e Kal1 Koa,J
This Rail Road too w ould bind togeth-1 ler, and consents to terms of peace.
erourmosl distant portion of Territory! The statements recently made, through ...:.r, L. . r,i . . . , , 'he .Yetr York Herald, of a conteniolaied with hooks of steel and bands of iron, nev- , . ' ' ' attack on 1 amntco. is a f .et now hevnn.l
j er lo be surrendered by any petty tyrant t question, or designing demagogue. We are then ' Last June a large number of guns and
And we hereby in- j shells were shipped to the G jlf, from ibis
struct our Representatives and request j cl1 r'na elie wnerp' 10 ne UU!S ma0e ue , r. . , .. , I of. if so advised bv the proper department, our Senators in Congress to favor this road I . j . .. e r I A delay of offensive operations was c
i . .... .- i..-. i i
i- i . .,.,1 Vn or frrer r'u j-eiciuij iiiiiii .on j.avacca ana Remedy for chdU and evert or Jf r (JalvcJlonj ,,svi ieft ,,ie formef , on
d'lti agve.- 1 "e one I ' . ,,, I the 2"v.h, an litter on the 2.',th inst.-
and one large tabie-spoon.u. u.s.r .. "i Amn , paSfenrers. the (.'alveston
.er. mixed thoroughly. brought over Maior Faunthe.ov. Dr. Hone.
I, e Lhutco"""" r" .n;. Wp..." Lieuu McCnn and others of ,he army!- . !p dose once or tw ice, if necssarr, and the The ikiat had a rough passage, a id was IUC Uvo I Aiitnnn!laI In li.i tit f.r n t i . . m.)b (V.
cure will be effected. . i.....r.n .w. ..uc. .ne r it w.u .vnifttn be costive, an aper- I ;ee off Batita
m." he necessary in order to prepare! The Civilian informs ns that several por-
U properly for the above prescription. . ,iimJ oi t;,c w-rtcR of the New York had ! State Srnlinel
1 his was a poser.
"A poser!" pooh! no poser at all. See here, uuag.m.
Cr James Collins, Esq.. is spoken fa. vorauly of, iv the Salem- News, as a whig candidate for Treasurer of State, licw many more will there be for otfiice on the side of these office hating gentry! The
wing papers have spoken of only about
by voles and speeches.
Georgia Election. The Baltimore Sun of Saturday, gives a few returns from Georgia. At Savannah, the vote for King, whig, for Congress, stood GOG. Chohen. democrat, 30. King is said to be elected. The Richmond county lull returns give Tombs, whig, for congress, 2)1 votes over
two dozen for Auditor and Treasurer i Flourncy, democrat. Lincoln, same dis-
! trict, Tou;bs has a majority o! 0) voles.
casioned by the anticipated return of San
la Anna; but now that the administration has been disappointed in what they had a right, or a reason, to expect from him, and being unwilling to await lhe deliberations of a costituer.t Congress, the long pent up w ar ihunder is lo have vent, lhai, with its accompaniments, it may awaVen the drowsy Mexicans to the "still small voice" of peace.
Genera! Patterson (al the head of five viiie. Next Conf-tonce tit Ev
i thousand men. including thc seven hun tobcr .h. IS ST.
Canam-Jas. Crawf rd, J. W. Jackson, j A court martial was held on the 1st inst
Moorfuld-Y. A.Cary. Verwm Isaac Crawford. Paris J. W. Mellender. Lexington W. Maginnus, C.C. Ilolliday. .Ycir Washington S. P. Cruwfoid. 1'ieiina B. F. Crary. Pi vicnstoicn h. M. Reeves. (inluinbns Amos Bussey. New Albany Dist; John Kea' n , P. E. Wesley Chapel F. C. Ilolliday. Centenary Allen Wiley. Jt'ffersonrillc W. Prescoil. Utica E. Whitten. Charleston J. A. Brouse. Xeip P'lila-delphia Ueo. Havens. Salem Jas. Hill. Cireenrillc-W. M. Snyder, C. II. Kelley. Fredrickibiirgh H. L. Kemp. CorydonL. Haw-son, W. Coldren. i:iizubeth-E. W. Cadncll, Thos. Beharrell. Ev ansville Di-; John Kigcr, P. E. EninsvillcG. C. Bseks. Mount Vernon T. J. Ryan. -Yeic Harmony V. A. Hester. Cynthiana Lealdes Forbes. Princeton J. M'Elnry. Poonville-G .C. Smith, A. Wilkinson Lyiinrille Jas. H. Noble. Rock PorlW. M. Frailey. liomc-G. W. Walker. Learenicnrth W. Butt. Jasper Thos. Ray. PelersburghJ. W. Julian . Vincenxks Dis; II. L. Talbott. P. E. J'incennes G. II. M'Laughlin. Wilson's Creek A. B. Nesbit. Washing ton Jacob M.ller, N. Shumate. Carlylc-E. D. Long. New Lebanon J. R. Williams. W. Stevenson. Pruintoirn li. C. Junes, David Williams. Scotland E. Oldhan, Point Commerce H. Ravenscroft. Hou-ling Green E W Burns, Putmanville J. Talbott, GosportX Beck, Spencei A Sears,
Indianapolis Dis; E. R. Ames, P. E. Western Charge W Dorsey, Central W V Daniel, Burlington E La I h r o p, RushvilleT II Rut k. r, GieensburghC B Davidson, MilfoidJ S Kelley, C Curran, Edinburgh P J Keswick, Shclbyville Scih Smith, Ami Sliaf jr. Franklin L Havens; Pleasant l'ieioJ Corwine, Bloomincton Dis; A. Robinson, P. E. Bloo min g to n W Morrow, Bedfoi dJ V R Miller, Springtide D M'Enty re, Orleans S Hicks, Paoli G W Ames, Livonia J W Dole, LeesrilleF F Sheldon, White Ctetk-C B Jones, Xashri!!e-J W Powell, Bellville-ll S Dame,
Moorsville Zelotes S Clifford,
on board the : loop of war St. Miry's, be
fore which a seaman of that fl.ip, named Sail uel Jackson, w as tried on charges preferred by Ccpt. Saunders, and found guilty of the three following: Sinking bis superior o'di er while in the execution of the c'utics of his office; treating with contempt his superior, being in thc execution ol his office, and uttering seditious and mut inous words. The sentence of the court was, thit "Samuel Jiickson, teaman o: the 1". S. invy be hanged by tlie nick until he le dead, !l tuch lime and place as the commander in chief may direct.'' The Commodore, a 'tor review ing the proceedings of the c urt, has issued a genera! order, frcin which I make the following extract: 'The proceedings, lindir-gs and seiitcnce, in the above case are npprtved and cenrirmed. 1 therefore direct thut the said Samuel Jackson, seaman be lunged by the r.cck cl the fore yard srin of the V . S. ship St. Marv's, the 17th day of Spj-iember,
! 161G, between the hours of ten o'clock, A.
M. and meridian. "In order that a suitable itn, ressinn may be made on all rriinds in the sq'ir.dr-m, and that there may Le nothing to divert their thoughts from ei riielanch.ily a spectacle, and that they may be duly inij rc;.-..! with tho awful coiir-ctjuences which iiiiiii ever follow such violations of lnv as were cinmiilcd by this unhappy man, it is directed that no werlj be dune in th? sUdron on that day that when the preparatory signal is made for the retention by th J Cumberland, a yellow ring 6iiall b.3 displayed from the fore royal mast head of the St. Mary's, Ihe officers and crew of every vessel of the squadron present shall Lc mustered on dock, end they thall be kept en deck until theCilow P. ig on board the St. Mary's is hauled down." Tho fate of this unhappy roan, it is hoped, w ill have a salutary influence, and impress en the minds of all present tho necessity ol keeping a strict watch over their p-isions and tempers al all times and in oil situations. I am sorry to learn that every ofiioer on board the St. Mary's believe that the execution w ill not take place and tLe opiii" ion, unhappily extends to the man himself. I fear he will be aw fully disappointed, es the Commodore considers him an irremissi-
bievietiiii to the den.-jti of example; His o.Tence was a gross one; be struck ' the Cicer of the deck, w ho was at the time j nctirg as 1st Lieutennnt, almost entirely ! without caute lorangeror corrplaint. lie ! is an Irishman, and it is aid ofa very rei spec l able familySar.ti Anns delayed his movement too j ior.g, ami is now viewed with extreme j coldness by many of his former friends. I '; believe he is yet at Puebla, not feeling suffieict!y strong to make a demonstration ' oil the Capital- lie sianJs ready to give
the people cny q-!:r,tity or kind ef pledges which he w ill redeem cr not, according as expediency r.isy dictate. There is hill little douut thit Silas los an a rrr.y in the iield "i eiyht thousand trr.ops. Few cf Ihem, 1 tiimk, will ever pass Ssn Luis Potosi.
j. H2'A ease (says lhe Louisviilo Joi:r- ; nul, is now pending in Misssisppi,iu which 1 an attempt is to hi; nude to enforce tba
Martinsville W C lleiitsley.S Tuicher ; law of that Slate which requires ""'- William M Daily Agent lo collect Col- i man shall pay the debts of thfcKOGEflsJ
1 he i -p. CINCINNATI.
m lnjzr ai.fl Ofurrn! ai-
lege expences, i IC kills in n duel.
It 11 P Ati O'lrcfiirinit ... V..ril. I.i 1;...., 1 ....;. I
.....ti......i.iii, ...ai.j .num. ..nt, .s a .ei W.rkni tliebrM 1uHti,it, Conference and appointed to Craw fords- lists are a set of c!" nf mni. at t?ir iost
v:lie ()c- er pay then d ' bo ft m;--' '