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NO. 5934.
TELEGKAPniC INTELLIGENCE*
GREAT NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Settlement of the Territorial Question
in Congress.
Fiscage of the California aiid Utah Bills.
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WH1RTY-F1 K8T COSGKKSSi
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Hcbm of Hcju cueu tatlvM.
3Y bain's klkctko-chemical tei.koraph.
WAniiiniiiOM, September 7, ISM.
TKXAI IKlfllbtkl MlL.L.
Mr. Aixa, (drin ) of N. 0.. a^.ed the unanimous consent
of the House t? record hi* name in the negative
on the pat-nag* of the T?*a? Boundary bill,having oome
into the ball ye*tcrday alter hiit name was called. Perm
union was refused.
0I.D CLAIMS.
Th* Hou*e re*nni?d the consideration of the repor
of the aeleot committee a^alnpt the payment, by Secretary
Kwing, of commutation pay and compound interna
U the administrator of Barron and the improper
payment to Corooran and Rigg" of money doe to the
Chickaeawi.
Mr. Ki<-M*in>e.>n, (d*m ) of III . rviumed hi* remark*
in conaemcauon 01 nr r fin* ? ruiiw. ana naia mti
the whig* were more aoe??atul th?o the democrat*
in prcM?utlng claim* bel .re the former Secretary of
the lutrrio' Cilvb B Smith t di*tlngui*hed whig of
I the board lor th* payment ol Mexican olaima. could
praotue before Mr Kwlng Mr K wing before him
On* public oflWr pra*uMng before another wa? wrong.
Mr. Victor, (whig.) oluhlo, replied to the gentleman,
defending Mr. Kwiog, au.l laying that William
M. Qwin and Corcoran and Kigga were democrat*, and
interet-ted in thi.ee claimr, aim. that Kwing of MUsouri,
concerned with tb? I'htckuaw payment. wan not
a relative of the ex-Secretary. and not a whig, lie
entered into a legal argumeut on the ?ubjeott In tho
report, and had not oonciuded when the morning
hour expired.
?UT POINT MILITARY tCtDCMI.
The IIoute proceed*d to thr consideration ol tho baMn?M
?n the Speaker t table. The Ur?t bill was for the
support of the Military Academy, aireturned from the
Senate, with amendment* relative to tbe ealariei of the
prtfeaeor*. and referred to the Committee of the Wholo
on the .stale of the Union.
THE CiLirolKIt HILL.
The Ilouie next took up the California bill from the
Senate.
It wai read twice, when
Mr. Flu worth, (dein ) of 111, Rt- re no earn* f
for the floor ae to cauee much r There*
muoh cmlunion throughout the ha
Mr. Born, (Jem ) of Ky , wan reco ni lie Un4*r- '
iiora imi n wu uniiKr'ur; 10 rrium i.i -i
no appropriation
The Bi uim alao thought that there was no aj,,;o- ,
priilloa.
Mr bore then propofed to amend the bill by ntib- j
iitbing a territorial government for L'tah. He would
only remark that It wax preclnely the amendment
which he offered to the Texan boundary bUl, and afterwards
withdrew.
Mr. Tiktoii objected to the amendment
The Brotita ruled the amendment to be Is order.
Mr. TiNiOft appealed fruui the ripeaker'n deolxlen and
'briefly argued that lh? amendment wa? not germatn
to the bill
Mr. M?0Lta*A!tD, (dem ) of III . *aid he would not.
*t tbl# lata day, protract the debate, and moved the
previous <jua?tlon.
Mr. Il*aai<, idem) of Trnn , moved to lay the appeal
on the table.
The qaeetiou was taken and decided in the aegatlva:~k'eaa
M
N*y? 11#
The d- el?ion of the rhalr w>< overruled: ?
Y)M S7
Maya 1U7
Bo th< Vtth amendment ?*? d?oUrnl out ol order.
Mr TxoMraon, (drm ) of Mm* , r??a to mora an
amendment.
Mr. Meads, (d?m ) of Vs.. cauaed on* to be road,
' which he wtabed to ofrr It was, in effect, that the
o? n? rr of alatea aball ha*e twelve m >n.h* to ramor*
Ibem fi? iu ik? H mi it of California and providing fir
the ntortrjr of Mare* who ahali ?eape into that State
Tha frmra *a!d It rould b- offi-red only by unanimous
ooaaent, while the gmtlrman from Ml?*. L<J
(b? floor.
Mr Ttt*Mraoa'? auhet Itnte fo? k 'MU wa* now road
Tt ?*a Kioiilar to that of Mr ti< ulr'f In tha Aenat*.
rl? : that a* ?oon ?a Ml'oriU ?hall have paaaed an
ordlnanr* tu eonvca'lou r?lin'tulahlng the right to
a primary disposal of tha ?oll 4a. and restricting her
boundary to iblrt) ei* ^|rici thirty mlnutaa. tha
Vrenid'Ot ahould without further action le*u<? h'i pr >elajnatloa
daclarlrg C alitor a la a Alata of tlia Ifnioa
Th* port'oa of revenue <*|>nied la California, at lha
lima of laming tbe ?aM proclamation. *hall be paid to
that Mate, aad tbe Penatcra and R??re??ntatlvei
tlrrady eloeted ahull ba en'lMed to reeetva mileage
and ro?r*n?alloa tr<>ai the time the California ron?tltutlou
waa received b? Congreaa The aubatltute further
provilea tor a territorial govern meat, ta ba called
South t'alifi rnla a milar to th- gor-rnmeat af Maw
M?xl*o, aonth of thirty all thirty, to ba admitted aa a
Mate hereafter, with or with on. ulavery aa tho people
May rteetre
Mr Oaa, (Jem t tf 8 0 , nntel to amend th* original
bill ; bat aa ha eon Id ant do ?o, Mr thuap?on a??ept*("
It restricted tha Mmthera limit* of Callfor*la
to 35 M
Mr Tn*irr*nw, of Mlaa,, then briefly advocated th*
tmaadmeat aaylag that the limit* of Caiiforala w?r*
too large and chowlag thegro? ou'rag* ?| the fk.ath,
If it ehould not b* adopted It vould b* tha meaaa ol
raetorlag [eaea throi.gheut the I'aioa.
I II ? >< 1 Iubk aooagb. miiI oinvad Uia pravlcua ju??.
MM
Mr floi ?<. i J?n> ' of I. 0. tt??i 'ca??fally anrr J i
call of tb? II ph.*
Th? j?r??iou? waa aaroadrd
Mr M<Ctaaw??t> ralwd th? rry of 1 ord?r, 'and ob?rT?d
ti at Mr Thorn p*<>a oonld aotoffw a aabatltut*
ad u oi?B>lm? nt at t h ??m? llnr,
Th? Irmti Mid that "bj?-ett..B earn* tno lata.
Tb? i)U<wtioB *at lakrn ? th* *nt?attn?ot to restrict
th? Califorata b' titulary to M 3U, and ?aa dla
lpfd to ?
Yran . 75
K?}l IU
Th? (uollon ?u now oa Mr ThoapMn i aabatltat*,
which wan r<j??tiJ
Tm 71
May* 1.14
Tb? qarHloi b>!>| oa th? third rradlof?
Mr UnLMti i?' rat an adjourn m?at. but not n, >ra
thaa foar or fl?? at?mh*ri ?ot?tl n th? nfflrmat laa
Mr. Tit"*no?, of Mi** ?ald that a drrrat raupxt of
b* Mw r?qnlr?4 th? bill tn b? at laaat raad.
Th? B?nata bill, for the admlmtloa of California aat
|:b*a md i?t liinraniioi
Tit* thlrt fMdlog of tba Mil ?a? th?n oMarad ?
TM Ill
SaJ?
Tha kill baring baan rr?4 third ?lm?
Mr F?atm???to* (lam ) of MIm . mor?4 to Uj It o?
;ha Ubla. whieh ??l not ??r?<-d to
Tli? MU tb?? paaaag by tha following rot?
T Ml IM
*ay? ?T
Tttf-Vmn tH?rn??, AioiknUr, AlWa Aadar.oa,
Aa4ra?? Baiar, H?r. B.naatt, Iiu- in HI..-II, R ??a.
Bvtb. ??! . Bowlia. Hi* ?, nri??>.Brn??.. Brova. ladlaa*
Ba< I BarTov*. BatUr. I ?oa?.I>??ia. Botlar. <',.n? , Cakla.
oftail'aMwall NartM;aralaa$ C* ?1?. <??ah..l. Carl?r
??*T. <??a4l?f, <-'lar%. -'nla, Catwla,Cravall. Dtak<y,
. Durmlfi. l>?aa?T, Data. Daar, Daaaga. Daaham,
Dart** Btml. a?. *ar?Ua?. *?ana. '>ht?; atat, rnah,
Faolar. Fraadlf, Fall*. ?taatr?. <;I44i*?? OHm-ra,
C?raaa. Oatt, G?al.l. Orlaaail. 'tali. Hamilton.
larMajNTTt*. Il!l??i?. I?tl Itkarf. laag,ta<l
Ho?f?aa, Hi>wa Raatar. iMl?.a, f?tw Tart JMiaaa*.
T-aaj Mim Raotactr ' iatiaa, Rtrr. ><ag. *. I.;
BM?S
E NE
Teclc. Phclp?, Ph.PTiix, Pitman. Potter Putnam, Reed, Rt?yu?'14.i.
Kic) *r?l-nn. !<ui Urn, Kobintior, Koot, How, Raii,
Humify. Sarkett. 9*wrelle, Sehenck. S^hermorhom. Seholcralt,
8iWrM*r. ^pratfut. Stanley. Steren*. P?.; St?tion,
Strong. Bwtetier, Tavl^r. Thompson Pi.: Tharraaa. Th tnp ?l?,
Renin-h%; Ti.k, t'n^rrhlll: Vwlyk. Viuton. Walrfen.
Wal?!?, ?Hkn, Vfea'w r'h. White, Whittles/ Wildrick,
Willumi, VI '1k h.huJ Young
Nav.i ? Alht<n, Averett, Be ale, liowdon, Boyd,
llrnwn.lf Usirxippi; Burt, Cabefl. Virginia; Oaldw?ll, Kentucky:
Clingman, f'obb, Alabama; tN?lc??nk, Daniel, D**berry,
Edn)und.?on( V -aib*t?ti>n. Or*?-n. H aral*on. Harris. frnuM- .
nrr; lfari>. A Mmn h. lliiltiH !l*llidaf. Howard. Hubbard, i
Inge, Jnrkxon, Georgia; J<?h?#oa. Arkantae; Kauffnm, La- 1
ore. McDowell. Y> HulW kt ^uecn, Mc Willie, Meade. Mill en,
Men*, Morten, Orr. Outlaw, Owen. Tartar. PowtJ, Savage,
Seddrn, Shepnerd, Stanton. Tenneteea; Stanton, Kentucky;
Thnma'. Thompson. Mi??if?ippi; Toombs, Veaabla,
Wa lface, Wellborn, and Woodward.
A motion wan made to reconsider the rote, and that
motion wa? ImiiI on tli? tnhl*
rassauc op the c1aii hill.
The IIohm* now went into Ooi?mltUM? of the Whole
on the Senate bill, to establish a territorial govern
ment for Utah.
Mr. Mtfiun.ii) in tba chair.
The first section having been n-ad, Mr. Wkrtwoith
proposed the Wilmot provi??, a* applicable to all tha
territories acquired from Mexico
Mr. II*it .*<.>!< (dem ) of Ga , laid this was a bill
providing for the government of Utah alone, and
the amendment applied to all the territory ae
quired trom Mexico it wai oat order
The Chaikmak to decided
Mr. Wimwohii modified thia ameudment. so aa to
confine the proviao to Utah^ and it waa vottd down :
Aye* 81)
Nay* 78
Mr ?Mka[>s offered an amendment to repeal all I
lawa heretofore paa**d by Congress, prohibiting slavery
west of the Missisrlpp.
The Chaismais ruled the amendment as out of order
and be was sustained by the committee.
Mr Hiadc then submitted an amendment, with m few
remarks allowing elaves to be taken into Utah, until a
State governmi-nt shall be lormed
This was rejented :?
Ayes 5o
Nays M
Mr. Btkvijs, (whig) of Pennsylvania, moved to
strike out the proviso in the bill, namely," that said i
territory shall hereafter be admitted aa a State, with !
or aitlionl slavery " 11 is object was non intervention.
It did not become this Congress to attempt to bind ;
future Congress* u to the admission of Btates. with j
Or without olatery. This amendment wu al?o re- '
jected:?
Ayes 60 :
>ays 8', |
llr Fitch, (dem ) of Indiana. offered an amendment, |
that the Mexican law prohibiting slavery nhall remain I
In full force
Mr Million, (dcm ) of Virginia proponed to amend
Mr Fitch's amendment. so that tbn laws In oxittenc*
at the time the territory wan acquired chall not b? '
construed to destroy the rights to property reoognlied 1
In the tluveholdicg states
The committee rose, and Mr. Bote moved, and the
louse adopted, a resolution to close the debate in Are
; minutes.
Ttf Houso a.-?ln went into committee.
Mr B*tlt, of Va . appealed to the member!
from ou:li not to offer any otht t Amendment* to
ti le bill, which hud received the Tote of every South- 1
era Senator, and the two from Virginia, lie would say
to the other side uh?t tt is perfectly certain that this i
bill is not going to be amended It was now half past
three o'clock, and the eulr effect ol proposing amend- I
mtnta will b? to keep the ilouae brra to much th?
longer
Mr Bkdoow, (dem ) of Va., replied that at thrtime
Vtah wa* panaed. tb* iierU* of outraga* bad not been
(urrd. It *w uTidrnt tbat tt *u the intention ot the
Northerner* to letter Southern ln?tltuwon? Id tbla petty
rtmnakt of territory. uodar the eemUanoa of non.
Intervention It ha eonld o?t appeal to tba Uuuaa tor
, jwtlce, h? could to the people who art wronged and
i outraged
Mr Mlllaon't amendment wa? rejected ' ?
Yea* .... A... . 4#
Nay* W
Th* que*tlon now came up on Mr. Pitch'* amendment.
Mr Thkm, (whig) of Ga, Paid, In reply to Mr Beddon.
that if tb<ra bar* been an; aggraation* on th?
South, ah* did It b*r*?lf, by b*r own band, and by
her own aon* I.at the qneatloo be kept In Virginia,
and we are prepared to Hand on it.
Mr I itch ? amendment waa rejected :?
Yea* 81
, Ni)* M
Mr Bkm.on replied to Mr Toomb*. contending thai
tb* f oulh ba?e been wronged, aud that tha saiiaa of
Bra?urr> oonetituted a great oatrage. II* no longar
onneidered lb* Rtataa of the Colin on an < {uallty.
Mr Tufivdi. rr?Lun(l*d d?*nvirw th*t itfLTMniuai bid
bren Ion td cn t)i* Koulh. and Urn adniUi-ioa
cl Cultlornl* *u no outragi* Ut to rngcMiloa
lid tb?* *111 of th? propl* <- North. Ea?t. Poutb. and
Wr-t.an'l th? g?nt'.?-ui?n bom Virginia cau t?k? tb?
MRoniitiiii tor what he cm ni?k? out ot It
Mr VCm lmkn, id. ni l ol tla , < fTrr?<l a prafi mil
nu mlniiMit. juntlfjlng hi* vol* foi lha boundary Mil,
ii<l riprr?M>d htii b>ll*t thnt tii? Mouth bM nult.red
lujuillue bj the dmiaxlon ol Oallf'/rnta
Mr liu ??* >, (dim ) of A la, told an >t? ai ap.
pllraUe to tba fliOOUUttr bet #?!> miwrn tirdd id and
Toocutw which canard in* laughter.
Mr. tnnKin mow anil replied to Mr. Trambi
Mr Hao?a. (krn ) of MUn., Mid he thought
wb?n people ware lalrly mialed. th?y faea up,?
( Laughter.) lie wouU aay nothing ofNnalre to
bla In* oil from Virginia. (Mr Peddon.) who had
been parrying on 1'ie H|,ht gallantly bj himMil
?"there >u 4 " u?e of crjiog o??r aptlt
tnllk " Alter the tattle ol New Orlean* ??> o??r, a
nIdler wan ?? > u tinr? by bim?*lf Haifl a ??otl>-ir? in
10 bini, ' Wl?t th> dtfll are you doing bar* !" "I am
carrying on the war,'' he replied, ?> tup i>?n hook."
(Kxreaalra laoehter ) t truat, remarked Mr. Brown
la ronelualci. that * will all agree to ti?e It ap Tba
11 'Ueeare prepared ta paaa tte bill without dotting an
f or rr< aelng a < L?t m lain ikli m?u?rof?r It Uia
ptople Po help Be Hod. I am lor r-alatanea
Nona of the amtudnienle offered were earned to.'
Tba rennniitaa roae. when, under th- operation of
tha pteeliur <|ae?tlon. the I tab btll we* paxaad;?
Tea* ft
N ay * ? , , M
Y?*e? Helm AiUr'ma Alai a. A a Haw a. Aahe, Aeerett,
Ba>, uayiy, l-eala, Itiaeell, 11' kM II win. H iy4 itraak,
Bn.aa, br k?, ftreea. ItdiakA. HuiIt, I'aaaajrl*-a a>
lalneel), k> ?i .. k>. i aUw*li, >?rih i ar liaa Oa??y Cwtk,
A el an,i. I t eiel, liel err? , loaifnta, l?>aae>, l>\in >n kd??
ftliat, Rtaaa. Mtilaed. Iwlad, fa'l r, O-a.ry.
Otrry. bin t?, G rieae. Ha l, liaralx n lairia, r?nnea?.a
Mama, Hi a>.ie; liatiuiad, Hil l.aid. II III-rd, Mueg'aed.
H bat, a, H Ja<ka?a. I..e?r?te; Juhnaua, l*an?w*e<
J ka-< a. a i lurk) 4 at-, Kaulman Krrr. I.aaer*. belier,
l-*?ie. Lu<le?< Id, kiaa, I enea>l*aeta; daratiell.
I - raaad, M> 1'waald. M b< aell p eLafialian, Naoeaa,
Marxian*, ale'rea, K?ntti'?). H ? ul-ii, natfitli# a re(i-a
i. k r?'n (Nulaa, Uwia, I'araar. I'aael.e. flke en T>?
>l'"* ) 8iant..?. V -ma > r
>i' ?( Thafcfaoa. IIhimmi rbui?p? ,, I'liiiiiitm,
H-tU'li. T??r??n,T.,.?b?. ?a!t?n.
Wr.lM.ra, MlMtirk 4<li<n.<, tana*
h*ta ????? ?. Ali*a, Itaaavtt, Binftliair.
r.m'v, H ? i flart aa hurl, Hmlrr, Uaaa.: ??a?a|
i thin, < ?n | ?*ll, Cf>?t4Wr. aiart. < .in . ? V la. gwm.
Cr-.aall, l?nkaj. tMi?a, ???>, *aav, Ova-aa, l>uf<-?.
Ohm i IMtMilm, Im-h, I"..wi?r, Hia<liaii?,u?u,
0"?M, ??f. Harlaa, H?tn?, Ala . tl">a'4 I?nry.
b HxlBiro. H>??, Hnhkard. Uitur l*?a. Ja
N T.. Jul ita Kim II I.. kiaa > J J ha ' Rixf, rraaKi.
kii.K. M ftnn Mui i Mxiawa, a?Ki??<*k Mxija ?a.
*?<liain, (? !?, M??ia, Morn# Hawaii, <J?la,
01<M Orr. Iliia, Ink y 4, rt.-)a<M?, K'a?. H'laiHf,
fiikilt, Nmullt^chM'ki ,?<l4..a, flyifMu r,
Maraaa, Ia.; 8ta'a?ii, Tavlar Task,
V?aa?kt, tiai.a. kalii W ailaoa, >iU
u<
A m' tlm mail* to ramaaldar tb? aota, but It ?U
laid 01 tli* l?M?
Tha lloaaa tbea adjaaraad till Monday
The Ihnlrra. At,
PiTTUKvauN. Bapt T. lt&O
Two ???t? of eholrra o^currad la tlx Ulith ward lari
night On* < t tbf paraoat attackad au Jark Dtiart, a
notariona paraon
Tbr rl?ar baa forty larhaa of watar. and thar* ara
plasty of beat* ranalng Pralghu ta Claelnaatl ara
80 eanu
Traabla tha laraalltaa.
Au??> t?pt T, IftM.
A dlatarbaara oatarrad tbla Morning at lha Jawtah
flyaa?optia la Harkinar >traat which eanaad a dirtatoa
la tha ?"nrr*gatlm Ooa party data rial Bad la
prarant tha Rafchl iraai p*-rf'<ra>lag tha wrrla?,*hll?
tfea otbar *i?M to an'lata th-m Tha ftliarlf and
poller vara r?lla4 aut. lauk poa*?aatoa of tha hanao,
aad < loa?d f*? doora Tha eoura* pirm?l w*a?<l ta
H>'b jar- tea
W YO
SUNDAY MORNING,
The I.utrat from the Capital.
UBKAT TIME* IN WASHINOTON?'IMP I'ASS.-.UK OP
THK TKKRITOKIAT. BILLS?EXC1 rt"?t> NEWS *K"M
T-KXAS?fcKKR.NAMt,* KTB.
[iia UK liL iKLKi.BAi'iiir roHRt?runni:scK 1
Waomimhtoii, Hep*, t) 1H50
There in tinlverMl rejoicing hi-ro at the p?*? <t;ec>' tli?
Utah and California bill? by tb* Uoii? ""he whole
difficulty Is ooneid.red at an tnd, and abetter and
more fraternal ftelinir prevail*.
The California and Utah bills paued the Hoase pree!?ely
* they paired the 8enat? and we now hear the
firing < f a ealute of one hundred suna In honot' of the
event.
Mr Toontbii, of Georgia la **ti?fled and anjne couth
ern men brlleve the Urnrgiaand Nashville PonreDtlon*
will be abandoned
The California n>?a.-u*e panned as quietly as a private
bill.
On Monday CongTtM will probably agree to adjourn
before thie month expire*.
A new epoch begins from thin day There was anly
one man In thellouae today wbe declared tor retdatUM.
The National Hotel, where Mr. Clay buurda.ls llluml
natfd, and the Marine bund is playing betore the
IIo?te.
The friend* ef the Branch Mint assure n? they will
pare the bill thla reifton.
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden waited on Genera
Houston tbtr morning. wading through mad and a
drenching rain, to oongr?tul?te hi m on the paeaa^e o
the boundary bill lie Raid '"General I hare com*
to oon iratulate you and the country upon a reatora
Mob of peaoe and trauqoillitjr. My heart la lighter
than It ha* oeen for a year "
Senator Douglas* will, on Monday incrning. when
the Texas Boundary bill I* brought to the Senate,
more that, the Honee amei.drnen' aiding New Mexico,
be concurred in. The Senators have conferred on the
subject, and a majority are in favor of it.
( en U ovston inform* m?, that aa soon a* the bill la
signed by the 1'rerldent, he will start for Texas to Induce
the Legislature ot that State to accept It* provision*.
I understand that a joint committee of tbe Teian
Legislature have reperted a bill, raising 3 000 troops,
to be despatched forthwith to Hanta Ce. and recommend
the use of tbe entire reaouroe* ot tr.o Rtate to
enforce the juriadlction of Texas over the disputed
territory. There la uews that the passage ot Mr
Tearce'l Senate Mil wae viewed unfavorably by the
Legislature of that State, especially tbe clause respeatlrg
the payment ot money. It Is denied thatUongrea*
have power to dismemher the State, or to dispose of
any part of the territory in dispute without submitting
the question directly tr the vote ot the people
The election ot a 8-nator in the joxit session resulted
In the choice ot Mr Rusk?vote. 60 to 8.
Tt>. ?*nan ?a Hll.il with inrniKili nf
nktinilehes with tli? Indian* and Huldle.t
The eropi throughout Teiet are doing veil The
pvicur Mid rotten BiarkeU wrrt quiet. The cotton
i.nlee for thitc a*y* were H'O balee middling. at to
I 13e. Tobacco ?a* dull Hour tai improving. ordl jury
brandp bring fire dollar*.
S> I' M Our fallow-eltliens, with the marine baud,
have juit been rcreDadiog Meenre Clar 0 win foot*.
I Cam. Spehkcr Cobb Dougian, aurl other*, at tbeir
lodgiug*. ?brr? we hare had w ine Imndcome iipi-eebee
The Vrinont Kin Hon.
Bum in.toi", ?t , 8ept T, 1840.
.Iml^e William* U elected Governor uf thin htate. by
a major, ty of 1 "00 to 2otf) Of the popular rote lu 84
townr. W llliaui- Ruined SMM) over the vote la 1M0.
Tha C (Man nlluinry Uaairratlalilp.
Montntil , (*?|i4?mber 7, 1860 J
Ik ie aanouaeed 1 hat Jaet'oe k <llai.a ttaa r??tgue4 1
ai u that Attorney General La Koataioe. la appointed
hie ?i eceeeor Solicitor Of n?ral Druinruond h?? been
appitnitd AtUtuty Genet al The latter appoiotaeut
i? nmalle'actory to the l ower t anadiana who <t-?lre
that Mr I artier ehonld lia?e the |i^w I.a fon
talne'n appoint im-uf ?ill give general eatlelactlon
Acquittal of a katpttled Murderer.
CtMt, Kept T. 1*46
1 or iriai pi ,ioon Allen, ior inr inuricr m a jew
Iffdltr. *w brought to cIom at Uer
kimrr. Hot one witwH van railed for the d?
fence After commending tt- ? Ttgllansa of the
|>eoplc'* rduitcl. Col. Judd. (than whom tb?t? l?
tint probably a tri'fn Cur.ogli uiil inditatlgi* 1
b!e di-trict attorney in tbe lb? oourt
pri-tard a uoanimunK opl>i"o ttel tbr prosecution
bad tailed to manually rob t lot lb* prt- ner c tha
etitne tor which he ? a- arraigned. ant the ju y agreeInf.
John Ali>n ??? at once acquitted, aud ulwlitf;"!
f i <>bi ci nut oily. lie n ?iotaiu? <j gr? at 0',u>p-?ure du
1 Ing the trial, bni on the readerm* of the mrtlet, t
burnt into l* ?tn and ?? d?(l; ?tf?*ied
Haiylni.d Con ritll?i>?Hrlg Wakulla, Ac.
BuiiniM. 8?*pt 7. IBM
Tba tbiilt ticket baa h? mi heard trora and tha re?ult
in. that ffl ?l.lgi> a d 48 <1em<>er?ta ba?? beau elected
The brig Wakulla which war iJe?iroy. d hyflrt on
tbi< 1Mb ult . had on hoar! at the time, all hundred
bnleu nf notion
The Southern mail haa arrived
H???lllng NarratlT?<
Bcrraio. Sept 7. 1K50
W* learn by a despatch j'lat received from Detroit,
that tbe (teaser J |l Mortrn picked up a man from
tb* epar of a * '?* !. on bake Michigan Toe rwael
an repelled in h gaieawe<k ago. aia?e whiob time
be ha> b> en drilling about the lake for the araut of
lea. i.? i.?J mui u > unjitTr u<ir?iy off 11* m mill
MM
I.um of Ikr ^rliiHiiirr Ofntul T?> lor.
HtLllNolii Till lept
Tlif ?rboon'f (ita<r*l Ttyl'.r, CtituNn, af an4 iroia
Baltimore, l<>r Klip-tin In ><! to bx
lo?t OB l'itl>liM ll'?l
Tiim Kril|i In Hlilla<lrl|ttil?.
fHiuttirNii .^>pi T 1*110
At Ik* l< tr*. today. !- Mm t'lo r *uiar rirfbl par
ftnt Mil ?n? ?vl.i it Hi, whi.h !? mitTiil ?d
??ucr 1 It< inmfm' lit I* i-aun-d by Ikr ol tka
Tom bouadary hill.
Tit* National I.A>cna? ovina rt? New Yomt.?
At A tori >ui? ut Um* N iiional Unirf., hald taut
txrawf, H *i nurd uwaaMnonaljf ?o nitkr hu rtr
urr on >p ihr t;iiy ill Ne? York, and ih? a?-t?ot?d
?r*k in < 'cioNr Rfil ?aa hird u,>.ni lur i??n??
for (-nri>ii<K ihr voir nio If n. I'lir ci?n|><ny
will niuaw r ahoul IfK) airon#. and ? nd tk? h huiara,
trnt-, Arc., ! ) railroad and atrain^oat. <'a?>i T.
J. hrrw ?nl comoHUid, an<i Hi* lulloik hrnaa '
haiio ?i I accompany llirii Th?ir ap,?-nrar?c< in
Hrotdway oil! hr all lni|ioailltf to Ihr
( o'hali lira, and will nr?tr uaila a* tfrral all ?Ici?rm?
ni a? did ihr manu uvn >u of M ij.?r Mhrrman'a
corpa in 'hi* cu>, iwo or ihr * wr? k? amce
Ih.m.g ito ir abmicr ihr roiu,iin> *HI iicunp ,
in aorne Miilahlr plaor, and remain umlrr a net
biilitety dirciplinr. M*nt honorary ami r cm in- ;
kria of Ihr CWTp* wilt t*kr oer non ' Viol ,\rw
Yoik during ihr aaine ?c?k ? B+t*n i'lUMt/rr,
HrfA. 6.
Fi?r at PHSk?W?* ? A hrr ?o diacovrrrd o?
Ttoaday rnoiniur, 'hr /7ih ult , in tin-bain he
ii > i' 11 k i" im- i'unni- iiiiuj* nryi n> nun* win
rhoil untr n-ail) nil (hi ?iiiti?iii<i = oi; luiHinya
wire in Hamta Th? tMiiWinf* t>uru< >1 wi?f (l??
Kill} on lliiiitr and >iithuildiii|f?, a <f*Hllng timi/**
?rrii|'i?d h) A M Orwwr and ?ilo? vIcMtinif,
IrniiV tMrrrn and (mthuildiiiM*, Wildroii'i
brick buildmii, mid U. h^i'p Km- ?r? iJoii/wiii-rnhi?
ibjuit xlho dunr Ui Kmjrut'iidw'lliif hiiiM
aud Ho|ir(in'? building* Th? n wrr* wrri nm**,
n (? loiiyu.fi to p* Hira iCvi'inciiiv i?k !>'
rlttna, hurmd in IriVa bam, tonrihrr wild (We
rt ?i* *a||<>ni mill k'ii tH h irii-r* Mr Kinxm
will lote B*aily 91,4(1(1. b? rid' a loaurait' < Tii?
? holr li>i?, im Itidina IV |irii|ifltT ln-'ir?-d rtnunt
he ar *h??M of f7,MHi ?I 'hmtinfn ( V Y ) Mirmr.
Riot <iw TH* a>u 1 roy <'***!. ? About
ii oVIik h, laat ???iiHiir, n Hilhculi* iwcurrnl l*>Iwit-n
?i>Dir |<rr*wn*, oil l?g canal htm a i>i?K '<f
thr low i-a'h inii*"' 'I" fair a onnrla, la
i <iiv< ^ pMpit to ?i#i! frofli tkt Mi, kaa'Tny
anfl Airwny. in wnn:n w?rr
noimly iaiar?d ctow*. *ml >11 urm
of w?n(init#, wi?r* freely u?> d Among thrwr in
iur?d wen? a lady on h?i*rd nowofth* u'l
boaia, ?ho f?M nucii in 'h* f?r? h\ * ?'<>n?\ mi.I
thrrr it^n and a fourm l*d, ? w*t? womid'4 hy
tin and pi*?i>| phot* *nd Um iii?in(iih'
Tri'f hunt liMirbrd aiidN*a?>?h?
tl?r?r n??n in o n>i? '? 'i'h! nitdsrr It
wm a >?>?? dH<>n?p?-tiil *flvr > ??r?l arr??ta
W?r? mad*.?- Alba** All?. S-pl H
Ttw Mk? #t i al<tw?li anil Mr< Knap; tH? itrilx
loth* lat? ?tanvii; In ft*? r? hii'i?il la nn*
la \h?t t,Xf.
RK H
SEPTEMBER 8, 1850.
More of the l.?t* Storm* and Flood*.
[Vr"P? the Mllwaukie (W la .) rieutinrl Sept. 2 J j
Puniii.tr towk itn leave ol uh in it hturm ?! unui tmpled
MTtrity The olonda gathered on Thursday ?**mag
and ahortly alter uii jumlit the rain commenAeJ
tailing (?ct. and the wind rUitig trom tho northeaat.
began to blow fitfully. Both wind audraln luoreaae.l
an the n'^bt wore in. and when Jay dawned a lleroe
at?rm waa raying Thin ceuliuurd throughout Thursday
an J * riday with little interniiaatnn in the rain,
and scarce a lull In tb? wind Toward* nighttall. Friday,
the *lol?nctt of th< atorm wa* ?|mot. though angry
giihta trom the North atlll rwHpt athwart the nky, und
occasional abowera drip|? J tioin the eodden elouda. It
waa a giaud right, while the gale wan at ita height, to
watch the big wares a* they same roaring and framing
toward* I he t>*arh; com bing at intervala, entirely over
toe | lers ana uai-ning me s^my twenty feet luto tot)
air; while outside the surf and riding the heai y swells,
\uy the Sultana. Montlcello. and Iwo schooners. rolling
and pitching with great violence. and threatening. at
every moment, to drat their anchors or part their cables.
The lake ? ? very high, and the waves made a olean
breach over the beach. submerging the tints, and presettlu^
an unbroken sheet (it water ax tar weft a* Jef.
iorsou street The r'ver, too. was bigher than ire have
ever helore mm it, and in the upper part of the city,
net- the mills. the Oat* and Islands were ail afloat, aud
the water, in many of the bouses two or three feet
deep The bridges >> Uneida aud Spring streets aod at
Walker's Poiut, rose on their Hats so as to be importable
tur teams, and the Spring street bridge war* only
bi-ld in ita place by strong ropes If it would only have
gone < ff lor good, the public would hare been glad to
have seen it part its faa'eiiings
Dining the height of tbe gal*. Friday, the Niagara
arri*> d oil our port irum lieiww but finding it impossible
to land put out into the Lake for sea rxioi The
Suit na also arrived about midnight Friday, aud ruuning
alongside the piers, gave some of her passengers a
cliunce to jump aehnre. The sea. however, was too high
to admit *t her remaining there, so she was brought to
anchor in the bsy she lay there, rolling heavily, all
thai night, through Saturday, and until 10 A. M yeaterday.
?h> n she again got alongside the piers, lauded
her paest ngers aso freight, and left for Chicago. Capt
Appleby reports that tbe gale was about tbe worst he
ever was caught In and at times the Sultana dragged
to much, that got his buoys all ready, and made
every preparation to slip his cables and go to sea
1 he 1'acitir, Capt Cooper, came in during the worst
of the blow, and in the teeth of a tremendous sea?
landing her paeseuger* here in ?alety about daylight
on Fi iday The Detroit, Capt. Kstabrook, a!-o came in
fr< m fliand haven while the gale war at Its height.
Captains Cooper and Kstabiook are amongst the best
penmen on our Lakes, and the way iu which they
brought tbeir boats through this stoi in. adds another
to the many reasons the public have for placing great
corfidelioe la these steamers and th> !r skilful officers.
Tlie nchooner rhuruburco. much mnde the harbor
beat 1 o'cloi k. Friday. parted her chain oable and all
tha other llnea, with which ih j had made fa?t to the
government pier, and ewioging round South went
H?hora. ntrru on 8be will probably be got afloat, however.
without much difficulty. The achooner Kllen
Parker, oil Saturday morning made au ineffectual effort
to get into the harbor; but finding tha current
netting out too etrong u> make head agaiiut. put oil
into the l,?k. . The Major Kirby jot into the river. but
breaking adult, went to *?aagaln
The tine propeller Monticello. from Buffalo. alsn triad
to yet in. but failiric In tha attempt, came to anchor in
the Ha>. where ?J.? r >da on the gale antigly. and came
into the river on Saturday night.
The pchocner* Don-man Palmetto and K Cramer
i n?e in di.i in Saturday night j the latter all aafe, but
the Downline had bar bulwarka ?tove. and lo?t her
bMMftl(|Ul the Palmetto carried away a topmaat
and aome of her rigging The Suaau Drew, from Chicago.
gut Into the harbor, but went aahore ln*ida tha
lit re A v? if el la alvo reported anhore and wraeked at
Kaiine The aea made a complete breach through tha
reach at the veatend of tha government pier o|>?u
ing a ch? .Del there pome 3D feat wida.and deepajough
to float a t. feel
I . cone< ijueucu of tha aeverity cf the atoriu. the Pacific
did not If av? for New Ilnflalo on Saturday morning
nor waa ti.? r> any boat from thare during the day
V* e ai a. c< neeqnently. without any latar intelligence
by the mail* We lear that the diaaatf re by this etorm
will not ba confined to tha Lake* alone but that graiU
Irjury haa lemlied to the cropp already materially da
nagtd and diminish' d by pn vlnn* foul weather
I K ram the Detroit Advertiser. Sept 4 I
Wt> HTM (ndfhtfit tfi till* r>lcrk nf th<> fttvniuM liDniinn
for i be following pur'iculm j ot (be gala on l<ake llur?o
on Haturday:?
The echooner Ilan.'lton. of lirwigo. arrived at Mackinac
bumlayM Hepteinber let, with about three f?*t
water In btf MM
The ?r booner Manlto. ('apt J II Bedflald, PufTeretl
fevirely In the gale Win- loot her topril and foregalT
ranted away ln-r mun b "in and von* ber uiain?*il
Sadly. She labored h. a?ily on va<uM*y ?uJ leaked
nic The pumpa were kept In operation, ami *he finally
nurceeded in rearbing Kalve I'reMijii." l>lr hurbor.
wbfte ehe underwent repair* and probably lelt yeHerLay
bound f t Milwaukla ? Meai-ra. Penlk-ld 1 Lyon
owti< r?, Oawrgo. N Y
The gale ?a* trenn ndoai. the l.ondon having to lay
to irorn Ciinday nono to ftuB'lny "tenia <. when the
wind abated f^be then left Mackinac. and found a
heavy tiea ail the way over l.ake Huron
The Km aire Slati and Albany mad* Hackittar aftfrly
? tbe ?>??ier* of both biati d.eiarn* It to be tba
bea?leit gale they ever witaewrd on l.aka Huron
(From tbe Litchfield <Conn ) Republican, 8ept 4]
On Monday laat about 0 o'clock A M it commum-ml
ralnixg violently and ?ontlnu>"t until the Tu*?day
tl'lowing The rain literally fell in torrent* During
a part uf the Uiue. particularly on Monila) afternoon.
I It bl? w a hurricane, but the wind wu not tufllcieiiLly
atrong t do inu'h injury The frtahet however. ha<
orrtaioned incalculable dar age The etao* biilge
jiear Mr II Trowbrittgw ? tann-rv wa? eotlrely awept
MVa) liot OOe ktone being left on t-jji of ,:o<>th**r he
n rai I'lD- r oriugra tu rurwuri n >n-. n*?? ?n?r..j
.br
TticUkion iml); *w?l*n and appi ar to eorcr
or* tliar '?to? ihfir <rigto?l 'itrnl ot Mirfar* 8>
pi at l fn-.-hrt baa n?rt-r bw u br?n known lo lb In ra
(in.
[>'rmn thr F.aatoo (Pa ) Whin. b*pl 4 1
At tlic Point I lit- guard wall aljiluiu* I ti? atiutiai'iit
oil In- cJnni. and a liift portion >t tb? ml<aiikaii>ut,
ht*r bn n wa>htd ?wny, i rd?ivrtnrf t he pro
ih?t Iu? a portion i t tlm nutalij* witil of
thr ha?in Ml, i-1puni:| ite ortlibu t ?l >vti, liuwitrur,
r? in a i oi "1 firm
W>* ba?? lii-urd ot tint on* or two br?achrii In tha
Oalawara Canal, bml: will not ra<|iilrt> miratnan a
?m It or tm 4a>a to repair
Th* l.i'binb Company n Cam] It 1? thiujht bai b?i-n
dkDUf'il in a mni b (mirrrtonl H'? barn baard
ill biKarlin tlili ilili- (ifilimi ip on* at > raamati?burx
ona b? in tb? Allaulown dan, and annlbar
brlow lb* j*iat? dam
Tha tr*au>? In Nrw Jernrj br< wran thin plu a ant
Ni-w Vi i|, ba?a aim Inn nrj nautb ?wnll?n Tha
br ilg* ai Clinton a a* rarrl*d aw.y, prmrnlln} Utr
antral at ibla plai r ot tha Ingirnllli hti? ot mall
iligxnti Mm 4a; Wa laarn. aim, thai a ?tr?atn p .ralUl
a tb tba road hit * W 14 Clinton anil thr W hltr lion a.
war ?> bi|h, ana bad rpread om 10? I-ad l? aurh an
i iiitit a* to carry ?tr th?- tuvli with rlnrtn
para* rt|c?r? all of whi m narr<.?rly escaped ali'j tbe.f
liaca,
On the railroad near rialaflald, nn< man tu killed
by Mir Mnk inn of a htid?e
An e*tia from th? < aibon Oeawral glrea the ?ol>joinrd
tieiail" of the injur; din* it klaucb i.'buuk an 1
?>? inlty by lb- flood The
UH?r ?fi0D i (lh? Lehigh Narration baa ?ufl?t>
d m uif?l>at 'rom the wa?bluf mjr of theenihaoknn
nta, but can fx* mad* n?l??iili io tb* cuura* of two
Weeka.
1 h? l?<wer Meting baa aK-am hecn materially injured,
a* tbe ri cant b?tk> w*r* not *ulti?l?Dllj atrmg to
wllb'ia'id a flood un?-jpti'led aul unparalleled
It I* helland hnae?er ihat altu ia? f?r<?e th> ?ompai
y ran at once pure upon tbe canal t b ?t tt nau b?
Uiadr pa>?abir for hi*ia In f>ur week* The baarlaat
<lau>a*el* (.!* nthl> place and Irfwkport
A portion id the Maueh I'hinik daw attar harlng
with to <i the fori* nf the lre.hu, gam way ab at b
O (lock la?t
1 be bridge n?ar tba l??? kiUI. on Hiia^iiahaiiuah
ItWIt, and the two t'lalug path li lilKn opi<>?natba
hearri Mi aduw l'i ni| aoy Uidliif were aw? pt away.
He learn that the Lehigh i'o?ilbp/ |n#t ti*n huala,
and tbr>a catgoea of coal the fia?>er Miadowi'nin
par y nlrn l<?t lour luati a id a iuiuU <riu ur?r tba
nun. wln. h b-l< ng d to w ..n
M e roiidd* ally hop* in toe >.a*'|> 11 n repaired
by th'- lith of October at furi heat aim will atlU
1< are aln at two month* ot the * a?- li for hmalIn*
f'Hial of our luiutiarmin hare Millxnl ?rl"i'
Intra*, aa will a* buleneaa men located along tb?
L*kl|k
At J K Pryor'a where the creek erwiw tbe ?tra?t
Hi- Mniei.t wa? turned into theriaire nf ihe town
*a>blt g l ilt tbe tin rt on ell hel fide t.ar'llgout I bw
raipeftur rbop and i?r? Mr ?*rynr aod injuring
liir raelilrnce materially II* baa en?t*ined a heary
loaa The ce| ara In thi* nortlon of Un lowu wera aoon
Ml> (I (with I' w titrptlooi ) *n?l *t t|J? tini" of ?rltin<
hi? |iiii|r?)i Ihr ?rr*h from <.ppn?lt* n?r nflw a**
b> > f?ln of *11 It* hrtdg>? *nd ??mp<>rarj building!
* fa* ii tha tapper brtdf* J?-t *? '?* tit*
bi Mg? th- kltrbi n of Mr Joa?* Ii un<i*tn
in?d >n< lnr< iri Mill ai?tiiiir< t"f It* ?(?t;
At th* h??d of ilroadaay. It *f?i" vwrfloWfNl. p*?*
l?? p*?tl) down a >?*ll ail*; In tb* r?r and rml?rli.?
th* fcam iU?i i<a*igabla i* th* l.rbmh for J""J
In d mil
< nii?il?ribl? *ti lot* In tt> n?lghborhood
ffth* foundrlr* ti.d (org** *l?ii* tb* rr*ah, tlt|n<(k
to >Im 'Strut ?* arc nut pr. p?t<.>l U ?;
Alttittifch ib* d? ?truotinti of property bn h**n
r??t * at* "tin pi.*., d U> ohronl 'l* th* faat that,
a* tar a? ?* pm I. ara, ? ll?M*rri loot
[Iti'ia lilt LuhmM (^i| li??i?ii??r 'pt 4 J
Th* bnd?*ai Hi ??.ly * Mill in Cu*'?*"ia to?a?blp,
a- tin ui half ?am*d a my
lb* bri<tg?* at Wolf * and lilt?*r > mill*. *?*t
Karl, a**a roth canl*d o?, a* aUo John Kapp a raw
alii In tb? ?ani. t<i?aai>ip
**t Kltlrr'i toniidiy at lira*ff* landing ? ? l?Jtir?
i to i h? am.'Oi<T o? J I* * * *
th? ??t plar* lo*t a bant || iia worth of b> ard* *11
th* lninh*r mn huu along lh> araah w?ra lo**r? to
a gr< *t*l i t Irw
H iii -i-rk. r " taw mill, In Mat h*la and o?* o| l.wa > ?>'?
rill, mil* n*ar h/ w*r? r?rrt*d <41
1h? |rv*?r|r.*h ill* l.'o?a*tofa >a?lgai|o? ?ai had1)
n.jund
I> H nm?r * Mill. n>ar l'ara<il>* *arrl*d off
Itr.m'h. r*n*l||* (Va i Hrnft.i Aug "* )
W. ban. rrrcitrd fiar'ul 'Uh'?'4 tb* fl*?4 la
era;
Dan RiT?r On Sunday it had reached the xtraoriir
nuji height of twenty feet tbor* ordinary water mark
The damage iuu?t han' kdl Tcry great iu nil that
action In Henry county It ii ntated chat there wm
ncarotly a bridge or mill left utanding. and that at
Madiaon. LeakfTille. Danville. and Milton, the bridge!
acroHa the L>an. wi'h nearly all the ferry - Hoat.t and
toll houwn along .h>< rirer had been carried away,
and with them imai<'n?o 'inauuiie.i of wheat aud oati ,
otaeked up within reach of the flood. In llookiiichara.
N. C at the residence of I>r. Brodnax. the rirer wu
forty feet higher than the ordinary winter mark, aud
the destruction wan ^reat In U?nry county. the loma
of Samuel Halrpt"' und mother wan Tery considerable, j
and their estate* injured; and lower down, Meiur*. Wil- ,
ton Bruce. Adman. Claiborne and otharn, were sari
nusly damaged and the crop* almost eutiroly d?- I
| stroyed The dama,]* on Uanister and ritaunton rl- ,
i vern are represented also ax very considerable and the '
| editor of the liegiiter says, that It fx his opinion the |
damage would an won reaah fft.t.00 000 ax $L.000,000.
The loss of thetswu of VauviUis, too. is vory serious, i
and the worst part o> it 1m the total destruction of the '
bridge across the river. The Rrgi.tirr hope* that the
citiieiis will take into serious consideration the <iue?tion
of rebuilding it in a morn substantial manner.
[Correrpondeuce of the Richmond Va .Times. Sept 4.]
Cmaki OTTr, Va.. August '11, 1S50
We have reoentl.v had very destructivo fmshuts In
all the Htvi amn in tbla coiftuy The freshet in Htaunton
river was the largest we have hud far twrlre or
fifteen yearn In many instances entire crops of eom
and tobacco have been completely destroyed The
I planters have never had an many difficulties to en;
counter In making a crop of tobacco, a* during the pre;
cent year.
In the spring there was a great scarcity of plant* ;
the diought next came, and when the plants were
large enongh to sat out. there were wanting suitable
i seasons The con?"<(uuuoe was that an unusual small
I crop was planted, the greater portion of which, under
| the most favorable clrcuniHtan"", conld never ripen.
, Now the freshet has come, ana the moat promising purtion
of the tobacco crop Is completely destroyed.
The loss ou all the smaller streams is considerable,
but thia beam no comparison with that sustained on
the river.
It is artiuiated. that for Ave or six miles above and
below Cole's Kerry the loss in tobacco alone varies
from one-half to three-fourth* of what win standing
This, we may reasonably presumo, la general up anl
down the river. It is now thought that the nrop of tobacco
in this county cannot exceed one-fourth of an
average ctop This is the opinion of most all the .
planters The highest estimate I have heard placed
upon It, Is ou' third. and this by a gentleman who has
visited almost every plantati' n in the upper half of the i
county, and whose judgment is entitled to great |
respect.
The losf In the corn crop is immense. On mauy \
plantations the crop is entirely destroyed.
[Frcm the Spartanburg (S 0.) Spartan. A ug. 29 ]
On Sunday last cur district was vislteil by one of the
most destructive storms, accompanied by a deluge of
rain that has ever fallen upon u?- prostrating in it*
wild fury the growing crop now almost matured, tearing
up by the loot* the largest to]est trees dumotishi
init fences and bearine hi,;h in the air the broken
fragment* of It* waiting unci diatreeidng visitation.
Never before have our witter couree* been xwoilen to
the fame tUMit All the hndgoe of which we bate
heard being fwcpt :iw?y our information is uecesnariiy
confined to a circle cc nparntively email llut we have
heard ( Dough to t-a<ldeu the heart, and awaken the
moet gluorny apprt-henxloDii, that uiuch destitution
and mlfering will be the lot of many ot our people. j
I Mill* uod ilill dama have Im?u carried away. ?>lh tbn
r-urrounding IviUinfl, and lnr,{e ,juautlti<*nofllMWtj
I thus leaving the placee d-e .iate aud clear ol th? appeal
an?? ol huving been the noene of active aud chtwr|
ful induatry a lew hour* before A heavy log hoiu*.
forty feet la length. left lt? mooring* Boar l'itool?tt? |
j 8|Tingn. daehed ttorun u corn field of titty acre*, an j [
j went thundering over the tall? below We cannot e?ti- |
! mate the lo?* mp-taine.f In corn alone, it Living been
entirely *ubmerKed on the low ground and murb o!
1 it I* yet in the valet, and covered up in the mud. The
1 highland* ale<, have been greatly injured by waihing
. away and the formation of deep guiliea Beautiful
| Held* of corn, marl) lip*. Ike on the ground, and the
i bluui ? made wortblee*
We havejo.t beer informed that two bridge* oil
Pacolette I'odd'n ami White chare Iwn eftrrlad away;
, Hiiro*'. Moor*'*, and Hnoddy*. on Tyger, and Jlr*.
I Jackron'*. I.Wi ly VHunt'*, Coulter'* Koi d and Finger'*
on I'acoitlle. Walker ? llridgr Mill* and tb? MilWl
dwelling ali goo*. Mr Ltuder'? unll* gone, and Mr.
I Di-nticn'* tearljr dentmyvd ilolightly h and Antlocli
I on J air Foriet KOcr. Floyd'* bridge, and iltilV on
Tjrger. ai.d ?e bare tliia un m-nt boon luforuiad thai ,
i Kill*' bridge on liroad river t* al*o cone
A gentleman Jn?t in from 'he Mountain country,
I deeei ibee the FCene I here ax being yet more calamitou*
than any of which we have heard lie xt .tea that
I every mil) and bridge in Henderson county. N 0. have [
been aaelied away, aud that a lar^e portion of th*
corn U destroyed, and tbe larm- greatly injur, d by
the flood and norm We have neither time nor dlnpo |
Mtioo. at pre*?rit to my mora on this audden and dia '
artiou* dirpuniatlon
[From the flraeovllle (8. 0.) Mountaineer, Aug 30.J
).a?t Saturday we bad an abridged edition A the
deluge. The rain fell in torrent* throughout th* day
Tba oldeet inhabitant" never wltnes-ed a greator
outpouring of the heaven*. The water eour *? were
op I igher than they have been lor jear* and all tbe I
bridge* that we have beard of. have been either *wept
If or greatly damaged In the afternoon a *evere j
etonn of wind aroee. which threatened to proetrata !
j everything In lt? ?ay Several ol the * had* tree* on
our etreet* were blown down, and the different garden*
and orchard* in the neighborhood suffered nevereljr
| The road* through tti- country have been rendered
aimort lmpasaable b) fallen ttee? We also learn that
great d*mage ba* been done to the corn In the surrounding
country |ii*a*tr*u* account* ol the ravage*
ol tbt tioim reach ut Irom all direction*.
[From the Rutherford (8 I' ,) Banner, Aug 3* j
l.ast Paturday Mth invt , will long b? rememberad
in thi* section ol country *? ' tba raiuy Katjrday "
??'. ? I" ' ' "?l?? ......1.
?urcef?tvely hut it crninianrid lulling In tnrrmts
about * 0'i.io. k on Aatutday mcrtiUi; and onnituuml
wnh< ut iiitetmiaaioii till about ther-ain. in tUne?enlu<
Hut Iw IhUt MiMkH ImM Hk? mern, hw^h
away l<ne?? ?imI whatever ob*1ructt>i| their flow In
the afternoon th? wind K^riiug up, and the itroii i l I
h? ti n thoroughly ? I, the root* of tree* were e??ily i
torn up Many of the al'tlr Uwl on our atrawta ?<n
lb** blows down
lir<>ad rltor. It i? raid ?ai < n riunilay lonr Nat higher
than tad ?th t??o known in the oj'U.ory ot man fhaa
iiamar? to th*a corn crop l)M k?tn Inim-nav *? h*?n
lizard id thai destruction f.l eight lir<dt;?-4 an I nt?k
mill* Id tbaa atirrouudin* -i.untry
It la latpoaflld* to nllatlr tan full nli>it of th '
Injniy don* In ik? corn ernpa Th* whole of that
growing Id the low land* ha* lien entirely uud?r water
aid Diurli of It U waah?d over an J vifarrd with
mod and nitre and wholly ruined It la the g*ne??|
i pinion ( tlnae with wbi ?ji we liar* noame- l that
I liia conaiy hat In n Injured to the a id u n t .1 f i vuuo
Curb eaniage to th- corn crop altel a total laiMre of
tut wheat nop will make l.read arc*4
irntn lb? .Villon (\ c ) i h>anl-;n \ n? 2* J
Ab?Wt om* o'rlork PM . ?tl*tt*d i hr I >au i itht an 1
filwifii) it (till (ID It' Ha*. (.lit about flatbt l"'t ImIn*
i hi ?ilt? n| llir hridi(* W? witu****d i|uali<ltia?
of ltt<M In lh* ?h>|?' of wr*rkad brldg**. ui lla.
(m??. I'f> kit. madly iIowb ih? n??r l?u
1 tiff fin*-1 wok I tig tt*l?B< tiUBipkln* grown mm. tot'**
' < i<tU. foddi r and a tbmitatid and oar rt ci*ur?4 in
th* iHftiNo null m ii in it t k i fin >l<m H'? r*turn*<l
horn* tut ?IMI*d lb' liMiliti 'liill ?l thrrr o'nltcl
I' M T?> our ?ur|.rt?~ wo found th* **t*r bad Nifiwd 1
In ??; ar*o?*thi- ro?d at ih? font of th? hill tnt* ?u4
id Ibr brjdg* nil t? ? d*pth avfflrlrnt almo?t to ivin
a b"?M Cnt? ??rf n .w *ul< i lain. d that lb* *al*r
would ?* ?*?} >|r? Nmh.il> bona*, or **l in It
anddaniag* b*r pro| prtj.anJ Ktmnil H jMilxf*. wtih
a gaJlaot band <>t joiilitf iniUfav*, |m mml a boat ,
anu n.an?g*d to ri ach It* it<?lllm >1111 It 1b* a I* btura
a an oiir n it wtlbi'dt danger and t h* gallantry
ril-play*d by tb> >ii)m* i< worthy of all prMaw Airn
Inn at lk? d a i II In |i, I in-f tint lb" boat to ?o* of th*
pat* poat* whl< h wa* roiiiii-nlM with lh" hrldn? and
batlnc l'iartrd tb* bi at with all aurh artldw k< tin
llaM* to Haman' 1 ? wat*r Ih' y provi-did to return
at ihl? ?i?bi how*T*r an tneidi lit ofriirrnl that
ran.* lira- mating tbrn lb*lr llm, lb* wat*r
Im III* l*?il with th? bride lb?r? rim* trw
hiM dr>u? tafl agamat II and in a BiOMwtit th* whol*
lrid?* Itat*, ltd all da?h?d with th* ?f?*-d of
1,1m.my down lh" r'.?*r, lb* rrul ion party had
Ju*l Ix atdi d tli* hi at. and wb?n Ilia brulg* '
ra** way. on* of |bi rnw-ut th* ro|>i and il*tarhad
th* l.< at lioni th* brl.l?(- It ww th* wtrk of a moin?Bt,
a ?Md nor* am! all mu?t ha?* l'?*a |o*t for
?t?r Th* wat*r (if I'niintry Mn* rw*k> aim out
ti * hid th* ?*<iond alory of lb" mill hou?* an J aw*pi
away a aniall t*??ni-iit that aioo4 n*ar tba factory
tmih >bi p II.habit*.I by a Mm llatrb*tt. Mr* Hukwa-drirrn
rut ol b<r h'iu^, which waa linm*ra*d la
wat*r to tha top ill lh* door. Mr? Kag and who*a
a*at* had inat l?? n rhanir.d to Kain*r hy marrlatc*
wa* a?ofc* It m th* Mnuib*ra of th* h .&** tu'iua alioat
Uoil bidto llj lof ibHr llf?? Th? wat?-r ran ?? (
h?? l??l d> *p In Ihla kouv. ?r? li nfM>il rMnir ?>i<*
(iimdiH !>? fi*?t ?>* ? th* door of the ro?ar?d
i dmitrt Mao at thin pU>?. ih> bridge
Ir"p?r Arm and utmood, but <h- abutment at
hlr ?nd ol the bridge (>! and mwt litt# he.n
|i>al but for lb* bold ami noble 'Urtnif of Hr, .lauiea
lilrd. tho itam U it ai d lMt( one end of rnp? to
It b* do*? down at."lit nn?-?n t^et In lh? ?ni?r, an*
afiluallj imeoeuad In fatt?DltiK th? other ?nd of the
lope to n plank fenr* poet bWorr h* rftme up out of
the ?atar
| firm the Ktitnla (Ala) Tlmra An( .11]
Tfcaetoim vbtrh rleti-d ua on Krtdaj night of la?t
? * h Mid wbn-b e'ltitiimi rt nearly t*rl?a boura *11
<)e?lr??i|?e and 11? r(l, II n|?>a in?
Irnwirig rri p rn htm ?? n??? n?ar<i ?i lu
?? u* parttrulaily t? iba <"?ttf>n
atnatrali n? Ihr ??!. <iw>tti<jrlaK all < ?>.. rlp? b<4l? an4
t?atlaf and l.l< win* ?.ff a l?r|t- portion nl th? ImH
?blrb bad l??t intiod *? d'<ubt not tho oottuli
rrnp o??r *birb It p?wil. hw hw-ii Injnrfd at kwl
prr r.al |t> ff?c? nfon mir t?wa ?a? eon
Intl. * t<. th* t h?1? !<* tn 1 |
ht?? ?it th> n??t ill; tiw t<>*a lo?.fc4-.| a?l I it bw1
l?>l tbnt?-i *M? aprnntwt Thi' rtiraioi-a^to bar*
bad mt ? > (* InaMm taking la Ita
m?I|? <n* ribni nf n.?B?rT ffrni th? ?*
r- aril tr lb* niiviilila* ?'a hat? b<-ar I ?l It* r??a???
! ??.?l??nlj mlln lliiW Owl urn ?>I|?, and Joubil?n It
i ??? ti<t< d far?f?r th? <*"intrf lb<? lu II fr?|rr>ii
1 %4, ? ba*? a?t >?t aar*rt*la*4.
9
ID.
TWO CENTS.
Common Council.
boaru ok aldkumkn.
sur t 7?The Board ni? t at the usual h-ur, \llmul
Wood presiding
After the disposal of ?wae matters of little Importance,
THE ( Hlir CNUlNICKB'a REPORT
w?h brought under their notice by Aid. Frinkliw,
who presented a revolution to the elfeot that a committee
b<? appointed to investigate the charges preferred
by the Chief Knglneer against the boarde at
Aide)inea and Assistant Aldermen. Grand J iiriee, Police
.) udges, Captains of Police Mayor, Ac, &.O., aad
that the Klre department unite with the board of Aldermtu
in the investigation. by sending three delegate*
from the representatives of their body
Ala Mohoin secouded Aid. I're&klin's resolution,
and made a Ion; eptcch to exculpate himself from the
cbnrgeh preferred against him by the ('hiet Engineer.
Aid Sh4*. of the Twelfth ward. rose and opposed
that part ot the resolution which proper d inquiry as
to the truth of the charge n^sin't the (iraud Juries,
l'wlice JuUpes. l'olice Captain*, the Mayor. fcc., contending
that the Hoard xhould defrnu it?-if alone lie
was not arraigned himself in tb? report, but he had a
svmtiatliT lor liis brethren in th? or 41.l?rm?w.
nil thould therefore rot* lor a thorough investigation
lie denounced the report, and the t'hiuf Kngineer
himself. In severe tvruii and Mild th.it the Board
should confine the inveitigation to itx-kf irrespeetira
of the charge* again?t other parties ll?- otij.-oteu to
thu delegate* from the Kiru Department iuaainuob aa
th*y might sympathise too strongly with their Chief,
aDil protect him at ali hazard* 11* closed by Maylnjb
that If a eommltt'e appointed by the llo-ud found thai
jhe Chief Knplneer could not sustain li < charge* la
1 'to. to the satisfaction of I he cotatnttte. t hut be was la
avor of tile immediate removal of the Chief Iron U*e
Fire in-part men t.
Aid Kki.lt. of the Sixth ward denounced the report.
c-pecially the portion of it which arraigned
himself. and strongly labored Investigation
Aid GaitnnaUo d. nounced lb* report, and branded'
both it and tbe i hlif Kngiueer a* beaeath oonteapt
lie also ?af in lavor ot bii leuioial
Aid 8?n H. of the Kigbth ward wasjoppoted toluveatigation
altogether lie denouooed the Chief Knginaer,
and express. d a hope that tbe matter would pas* o? ?
to Monday In order the-. member* could red^.-t.iuore
on the subject and act with wore deliberation
Aid D<i.i., of the m iutb ward, proposed the immediate
arrest of the Chief fcnginecr, and opposed iuvesii?ation.
Aid. Hawxs denounced the Chief Kngineer, bat m
in favor ol a thorough investigation.
Aid Mil Lra wax in tavor of condning t'ie lnveatigation
to the board, leaving tlie June*, Folio*. Judge*
Police Captains, Mayor, and others, to exeulpat*
tnera'elve* He also denounced tbe (Jhiet Kngineer
and then moved to strike out that portion ot tn* r*.
solution which related to a delrgatlon fr??iti the r*pr^
seLtativei ot the Kire Department, a-i well as what
relatidto virand Juries, folic*, Judges, Xc. whloA
was lost by a vote ot 6 to 6.
Aid Kkamhlin finally modified bit resolution, by
striking out all that related to t be (irand J url*s, I'olio*
Judges. Folio* Captains, tbe Mayor. Atc . and th* reaolution
v.as passed by a vote ot eight to flv*. Th*
President then appointed Aldermen Hmith, Uard, and
Chapman, the Committee of Investigation
Aid. 8mitii declined to a*t; whereupon All lirittoa
wat appointed in hit stead Th* resolution. n? it daally
pacsed, proposes to investigate) the charges preferred
py tnr 1 Hl*r Kn^'iDftT, i>y luriiiug lor- x r? jimm-aiatlv?n
(rem lh? 1 Iro l>?-|>artmenl t? Join thf r?mm t??
cn lb? part of tLe Hoard, with pownr to ?*nil tor p?r?>na
and |iap>r? Thu loll" ?in? art- lb? nam"* of tha
eomiuitUc, kt. It now ?Und:?Aid Urittun, tJhapmaa,
od Uard
Supreme Court? In Chumbn a.
tlrfoio lion Judve Mitchrll
Til* LAT* KVrtNMVE FAIUJKE OF MTYUAM, *AOI 3$
CO.?< HAK0K* Of FKKJURK ANI> FKAI'I)
sifti iim k 7 ? In thla cam it ?* oir?r? d by Mr Jodub,
ytati'rday alt?rno<>u. on thvpart of lhn runplaioit
lit" to nbow that tbc dafcndaiiu w?r* ?rr?Ktfd >? Mm
wairant Uiioad iu then* proct ediU|[i? on th? i'tu at
August la*t. an<4 that It wa* agreed t hat tli -y ?houl4
row brlore the Judge on the KM at IOo'>l"<-k Id lh?
looming, to tru??r?e th? complaint ; that on tlx
morning of tb iUM. bcfora lu o'clock a complaint <11
made on oath by the defendant* Iwlorv >lr initio*
l.othrop, of tblK city agaim-t >lr. Olark*. ow of km
(ircseLt complainant*, ten perjury, la ihmKiui; tb? ?ttlUarlt
on which them- p'oea. din^n We?? f<ut>iil> d that
a warrant a a* imittj lor bi* amat. ani lbit I' wai accordingly
nerrtd on Mr Cla'k* at hair part 111 o'clock
<,u|the morning of the '?M. wb?u th? art! J*?lt ?a? mad*
bttore Juailce Lothrop: and al?<>. th y utered m
chi w lb? raaner :iad cuuauctollbu dvlrauaul*tu procuring
tb* *rte?t.
U? inn mad* th*i foregoing proposition Mr. Judith
piocrrded to contend ILat ftaud iu :o."J? up ol
nine; t ac t * and circuuiftanree which. I. >war?>* trilling
and immaterial at the firm appMirauma yet,
when put m ccnuecil?D With n>b other, in id* up tba
win>lt- no tlikt guilt wan to be interred n c Iroiu >a?
iKilnii d fa. t but ft >m the ninny dirong p-' ? imptl??
| oil cum Mailt' indicating fraud will uir?llrli pr?
RUUipih* proof of luu?o-'un? fba tnteirton* ?t nailt
| ar?- m to 1>? gathered. ti?r e?ery aian aho r nmu ti I
I Mcrct crista, whan dl?<-o*er? d. preiend? tli u tn> in to
tioua arrx konaft, however hi. action 1 t> <nt ball a
blm II* (Vr. Judah) offered the anion. < to afeow
tlrat. that tlie defeudautpi wlahed to rherk lo|>nry;
and aecondiy Unit by their affidavit the l<ut<
did net deny the facta ami elreniniiaiieni of ail <?4
guilt. I'dDnwl continued to nay thit th? <HIU> I
n>ad)' for the arrett ol the pUmtilf tor perjury id
not d* ny tin- larli alleged, but charged |x>rjar/,
iiiw njui-h (bat tha int oi to <t- f and the rr mora waa
fal-ely alleged. lie (Mr J ) ? bmi'ti d tbut (h? aifi.laTlt
hero wa* a eouleaaloo of the d-(< n 1 < lUt, admitting
tbc fact* though by a aerpenlln.' an I ?a-i?a
denial of lha intent endeavoring to qualify tti* adialfr
Moll. I f a wKbti- in a ?*ane of aitegeu e'iinfl in by N>a?
plot of a party at theni'mmt he ia ealle I upon ta
teetlly arreated > r carried away ?n a- to |n >-ut hla
giili'K li-i>iiin?iiy. oiiiiii*) I wituM auk. uu;l t a <1 that
l? t?ipfi to ti e court aud jury. b-l..rn whom tha
eitae-b ul l b? tiled and particularly wh n tie priu<ti>
pal patty pr<?? ntiug U prevented by a ntntr iirtgf
th- nlhrr aide troiu Htl*-n<ling the m*?-'i,-vi i In tha
irtimt rare ot Inquiry, the jooge ??? b >th tha
nurt and jury than f >r? the nntunir of tn.i arreat
to eoni rrtn n with tba nlBdatit u wit.-'.i It ?aa
toundi d ahatild appear After > >in? fur h><> >u?.rvv
tinna In aupport of hla pri.poaitlnu t>u?- I main lul,
lid tlie biaring ?%a adjourned On the i - ni.ling,
P*" " i"r'l'?n : "ii r o M,
at tba ju'litt ? r?>|U ?t w?da inir>* aipioilt, ? > aw to
it) it It wax iiliatril. tka -vruiiin li? Mf?, ih?t
Mr. Clark* ahonld >>- nrrr?t>-4 in 'h? tr, rnlof ?u<i
tbat an mou a* tha warrant waa <>biatn<"t O'im i>l tha
ii>tuouanta. or tb?lr ?4*nt w??it d<>*o with ir.?
bikI poitiUd out Mr i'UiIc ?liil? awitli-r ?4><b-J
until b> *> tak'n ; an.l <hat It *t< <1 i- Kill IM
drulgn to |>rrt?iit the titcBilaii -o nf Mr uri> at tha
tm? i>l ibi' Inquiry, anil t" <i' l'lt>m mf-aiij?tlon
Mr La Kr><|u? <b? In'ro<4n>'<i<>a' ( h-t-?tluiopj
Ur Nil) II *al all"(Hhrr lrr?i??a'if an.l tbat
It cnald not iho* that tb? rAtrc "t <l>lra i i i< th*
rr> din ra ? *il< b>m| In thl> ri?ui|>l*lnt i? trn? rb*
"fl?r a?a only t" |rotrant the m>|'itiy ami <1 arjal<
?r?d li< aonji) la-ad t < tataa l??u*-. a a It'll a< ild i?ca
b ur J?>? at laaat llWWln II VM . a I #
b?li> ablin III* complainant* had a<topi r<l t' if ililtlM
true l?u> In th*aa proerviilof* ll*a rauM lb- t?ct nf
ih?- arrr?t of M r Clark* |iro?? tbat anfdam, H <' a
Co liiil rrtiiotnl ' r w?-rf about <o r>n"ir their pra
! < rtjr bajond lh- Jtirlnlrt 1(11 i?f tb? rdurt'
Mr Jnhii Van llurrn In r*|it? ?ai<l tbat <h? Uot of
tha falltira nl tba bouaa nf (ttiydaiu fa** k t'? > and
Ib'lt prnrrnllu(> In thr |r?i> niirt'l. w?? i... n-a??aai
y t? ilt at-ui n Tba rbar* nn ttwc ui oaut'i
ffinaait war* ?uh?tar<tl?Jljr p-n?>>l aa<i in id r in*
arrrit ' IMr I'lurka waa IB ali'ioua ?t *"11 a' at>*ur4.
*11 not Bow tba auty-ct of Iu-j*11ry Tb? p'n wlimi
bad h? n nrft? d on by tk* n4ant a ?itn it tk*
14-nia nf it* Jadgv. Tt' f ba'l a< nr.t ><paita4 iba
d> or fo mi|Mrt, bat m>? ttiat th. lr a-:a w?ra
'?J - ? - " " ?' ? a
thatt h Ilw Th'j ?) D'llMnn hia r... n .tnwn
IU?f ? IM ah wn tbat anyot m i<?; k '!*, htn
tn>n lu'diWit for } ? < Tkkl th<"| la ??rto4lt
mukliir arraptaiiroa ila'ad at Huifalu Imt mata
ID haw Vnk. ta aaatalB tb?ni ?l<? ,my ban
ua?Mi Mr Hod; nr Mr. .Vitvdjr to ? r?r ? ir n<?ilw
ml lb? pr>' !!< ? ? that (kin *aa 1 n> * 11 ! laniattnaa
ha*a Iwi >b'<*gtii? in n.?li fhip.
Ui?nt? ?|| rrrratl) inada, ta -howii ty arid ti-a, and
that It waa to a'old replevin al Nn?, h>
(Mr Van llur?t>i would wk waa It not | i?n H
bow i bat t h? art" ?t of Mr Cl?rk? waa ? .< m forth*
aipr?aa purpoa* of arolitlnii th? u of iha
fraud ' iMtppnaa thay bad ? to ?>> irn a >
u> would not (ha* lw partinant fb r "id ov nf a
prlaotar , al?a>* a*ld-n ? llthavn i l> t
on# wrr nil la It Bat ta be tiiferrwt i b Would
alt Uir mm* anafed a<atn>t than ' lir au?a iiaf
were the ?rr?at flrai of Piifdam. A ft !? . ? ?. tbat
Mf?n ffat they ha treat- I o'har 'San a ?*
without a friend or a dollar and II th-f >nirl?ed w
trrwl Mr <\arko. and promulgate th> a|aa4. r thai ha
had r< inailttod p-'jory would not t i li . al?ow 'ha
lalrtt with which Iba all>|>i| aafa of fraud ?*r?
ml* ted ' The on lb? alb' r al |e aaY w#
delay l.ock a) the If alimony taken d*ln If at a'l,
la by their realatanea to that *ht< h lh?y ail cannot
hurt the?i and which they hate tak'i ta Ja;< la
dlirvalhi
After a ma furfhar d|acna?<t n .Tnd\? Mil ha|| aald
tha affidavit la ?<ltni*aaMa by eoaaetit tb- I'lalatiHk
mtiat n* ?t prota tha daalfn aileged be' ' tlia/oaa
(a lain anj other pari of th? ?*)???'? "f? ? I
In ?ona?<|Uenc* of other ?n?ai-a?m< of -?aaa4
tha alaBiinatlon waa farther poatp .nel to n it frtlap
I'ollta Intaillfrai*.
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