SOLOMON GREENLEY.
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We have seen letter from Kent, stating that
she Governor, after mature deliberation, pardoned
Solomon Greenley on condition that he would leave
khe State within five days after his liberation from
hc charge of horse stealing. Greenley knew moth
ug of his pardon until the hour Of his execution ar
<iyed-In order to extort confession from him. his
tolin ant, buryng clothes were prepared and taken
nto his prison but he maintained and avowed his


innocence until the last moment, and disclosed facts
&vhich corroborated the fact of his innocence and
,duced the Sheriff to believe that he did not burn
he prison.


The Governor we understand was in Dover the


av previous to, and perhaps on the day OF the ap-
bonted execution What were the circumstances
which operated on his mind to grant the pardon, we
ave not heard bnt if the foregoing statement be
not erroneous, and we have reason to suppose 1t


30, it would be unnecessary to state others, however
numerous and weighty they might be.


English papers to Oct. 5, have been received at


New-York. Additional time had been given to the
Sultan, to decide on the propositions of the Euro
pean powers--viz--the IS Sept for the final an
swer Dispatches of great importance were re-


ceived in London from antlnople-reat'ng, II


was supposed, to the Egyptian fleet. The d'stur


Dances IN Spain continued--though they were sup


posed to be exaggerated


The Richmond Virginia, Compiler states


things now stand, some of their enterprlsng citizen


would find it 10 their interest TO manufacture man.


articles of cotton, wool, and iron. They have wat


cr power the raw material, bread stufs and an ldl
white population; and when the idle whites are a


employed, they can draw upon their slave popula


ton, which, if not so valuable for that purpose
would be more proftably employed than on many
the farms. The Compiler seems sensible that III
Virginans are wanting in enterprise to employ the


capital and in management to use il advantageous
c in this particular direction. Though opposed
the Taritf-and would resist its extension, and urs
" its reduction, vet under the present and prob
l. bic state ofthings," the Compiler suspects that mai
" uactures will grow up among them. More pcrsol


In that State are turning their attention to them th'
!" formerly. cotton mandatory is rising IN feter
y, " bnrg-and another in Louisa comfy, and meet'n
=. are called in other parts of the State, preparato
el. to the establishment of others. The editor of Il
nv Compiler having seen, with his own eyes, the Il


and general prosperity springng up from judcio
Investments in the middle and northern States,
ION, - . . ~
mt strongly impressed with the propriety of his fello
YES citizens taking this subject into their most sero
Iri' consideration and there is every indication of
n's Increasing disposon, in Virginia, not only TO &C
be der this subject bn to test the value of the An
to rcan System by fair experiment among themselv
to Since writing the foregoing. we have noticed the
nut loving remarks in the Richmond Wing Of Satnrd
se'' As..