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to The Secretary cfWar, dared
III. @ Camp Megs
April 81, 1918.
~ ne plan for the future operations, laid
down in your letter of the 4th is doubt the best
that could have been devised in the event OF the
promised Eava success, and prosperous issue to
the recruiting bus My measures will there
fore be entirely directed to the prcsecut IN of the
campaign in that way.
"There is smoothing to be feared as to the Interior
operations efthe campaign.
shall cause the movements of the enemy to be
Narrowly watched but in the event of their land
ing at Lower Saudusky, that post camo OF be saved
viii direct 1t, ia such an event, TO be evacuated -
The stores there are not of mueh consequence, ex.
cepting about 500 sta nds of arm which will cause
20 be removed as the rosds are practicable
--at present " is impossible"
Exrae. Of letter frens the Secretary IF JFar to
.iGjor General lillian, H. Harri.on, dared
Nar Detat7nc7f,
MAY 8, 1873
" your letters of the zist and 9Th 1Itimo. have
been received. never meant that you or y,u,r
artillery, or stores for the campaign, now collected
at fort Megs,,should be brought back to Cleveland
for embs alton. My intention wai, that the boats
built there should move along the coast in the wake
OF the Ieet to Sandusky to the very foot of the
Rapids. If that were practicable aud eS pedient ia
king in on the route what wanted. The boats
brildDg and built by major Jesup are not deeked
but strong and high sided, aud ve,-, competent 10
the payig ton OF the lake, psrtieu1-ry between the
sh.I 81 GLANDS and the shore
Ext-st. of1 Liter from tie Sseretayy of J,ar. r.,
.l-ujor Gen. Nm. q Ha,yisos, dated
Far Deb9,nten',
-jLay q. 1913.
Forr future reghisItions for ordnance stores vii
De governed by the quantity ON hsnd at fort Meigs
and sranklinton and by tue number and cslitres Of
the pieces you propose 20 take with you against
Ma den. Your whole trsin, I am well inforfsed
ainounts 10 tbirtJ-hye pieces, Of which nine are
eighteen FOUNDERS
Tie 2f.h regiment was, on tia 1Ofh inst RI
LpSi6eton, kentuekyJ on their way 20 Cleveland
You vi eseit any other rbiat Of r9udszvous YOU
Insy Trims proper, AID ad0jt such tassns 10 assem-
bic tbe otnr parts Of your division IS v''l be most
adv eabie On tiis head, would but sngsest. that
the eFran2emeut which shall best mask your real
nesgn afisl most impress the enemy witt, a beiinF
tiat ys'r Irasch u Maiden viii bt BY land all be
the b-t
" hioe for t'ts25th, e7iIi sno 23ti rog;roe,,,
has ilys'r for~srdef from Phdadelphis.
g The Iasg accounts Of the boats prepar;pe H.,
major Jesup were favorable. That officer viii ne
Iessasi'y e-rdgt 60 YOU snd take your orders"
LSyGfl of ritter rum me Secretary of gJzr 10
.lsi@ CrA Ha,yiss0, dated
Uar Impairment,
. Juiy IL, 1873.
"0rdars have been ssht t, captain Pe.sy % con-
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MAJOR General Harrison.

MAJOR General Harrison.
Extract ofa letter from -1faior Gee. Jyfilan, II.
Harrison to tie Secretary at Wa,. dated
Head CHARTERS, Seneca Town,
August 22, 1918.
" am exereing every nerve to complete my pre-
parstions tor crossing the lake, am rein
forced by two thousand eli the Kentucky militia
That number is Indispensable from the sisky state
OF the reguiar troops, OF whom shall thinl mys II
fortunate TO take with me two tbs Of the aggregate
amount"
Extract Of letter from .lfaio4 Gen. Harrisoz 10
he =
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CHILIcoTHE, Feb. IL.
BRITISH CONSPIRACY

In consequence of the close confinement
OF the British naval officers, in the Jail Of
Chiliicothe, pursuant TO orders from the De.
partment OF war, a conspiracy was formed
during the last week with the sailors and
marines. who are prisoners at Camp Bull.
which threatened the destruction of the
town and the escape of the prisoners.
The etficersin Jail we're permitted to have
their provisions taken to them by their SER
vants-by these means plot was entered
into by the officers with the privates. They
were to disarm the guard at the encamn.,
ment-rush to the jail-release the offics re
set fire to the town. and then make their
escape to the most contiguous part of I'm
per Canada-The combination had made
every arrangement to put their plans in ex-
ecution; and on the morning of Thursday
an attempt was to have been made hea-
Wy ram which was then falling. deferred
them from the enterprize-it was then de-
teTred until Friday night. In the mean-
while, however, two of the senior British off
tcers. fearful of the consequences. gave in~
formation of the meditated undertak;ng
Inc Governor and Colonel Campbell, after
having procured sufficient evidence of the
existence of the plot, secured the officers
in irons, reinforced the sentinels at Camp
Bull, and placed strong guard at the fail.
About 200 OF the citizens we're also upon nae
trole, during the night 40 attempt was
made. and the quiet of the town has not since
been disturbed. nor does there appear to be
any apprehensions for its safety since the
departure OF the officers to the peniteotiarv
of Kentucky.
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EUlsEiUN.
LONDON. Oct. "a.

HONDSNb wv. <fs Il
The President and Creole friga,e,, (SS and
&c. have been mentioned. and we believe.
actually appointed in succession, to take out
Lieutenant General Sir T. Hislop (wh. was
taken in the Jasa.) to India. Tnis mode of
CONVEYANCE Is now. We understand. abandon.
cd and the gallant General. his family and
suite, will be accommodated with a passage
on board ono of the Company's ships con-
signed to bombay aud China which ) hip il
Is understood. VIII be dispatched at the In.
dia house in December.
cse st November 81.
The Prince Regent has agreed to tho
Claims OF the Indian warriors, in regard to
head money. for prisoners of war brought in
6s them, with a view to restrain the Indians
IRON numbering such Americans as may be
taken by them in the war in Canada. The
terms were proposed to Government BY a
Board. OF which Major General Vincent vas
President. which assembled at Kineston. ON
The Goth August.
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enquiry shan make an order on N.

enquiry shall make an order on the minute
oooxs of thar ~ ceilings, 10 that effect.
/. ~. he it further enacted, That All super
numerary efhcers ~ho have held commissions.
without an, corresponding command, Tor more
than two years, shall be Immediately returned
to the general mass of the militia and il shall
be line duty OF the officer, in the bounds of
whose company such person shall reside. 70
enrol him without delay; and that in future,
whenever an officer shall become supernumera.
~, he shall apply to the court Of his county 10
MI t''e next vacancy in the regiment to which
ne belongs, and corresponding to the commits
sion which he lo.ds and in case he fails to
make, such application, il shall be the duty of
the officer in whose bounds he resides to enroll
and muster him in the company under hi, com
,na,d tNc = = -
~. Be it further enacted, That the training
OF the commissioned officers of this common
wealth, directed by an act OF Assembly, passed
on ne Soih day OF ,)ece nber, seventeen huna
ired and ninety five, entitled an act to amend
aud reduce into one act the several acts of A..
semoly Tor regulating the militia Of this COM
noaweaith, shall hereafter take place at such
lines WI I'm the months of April and Nav in
each year, and at such places as shall be fixed
~ the Com ,andins officers OF the several brig.
.rses within their respective regiments. And
It shall hereafter be the duty of such com
nan'ing officers o. brigades to attend the re
sin'en'.' musters within their respective com
MAIDS in each year R1~s -
i9. .4nd Be it further enaeted Thar IN f,.,,..
1t shalt not be the dusv Of the brigade ;nsne,
tors to attend the resi,nental mlaters v;th;n
the brigades to which they respectively be.
long. $50 - -
20. This at sh II commence and be in force
from the passing thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-02
Thursday, Feb. "a.
THE ORDER OF THF DAy

LIE OfDEh VI Ink DAY.
Tie House again in committee of the
whoie. Mr., Nelson OF Va. in the chair on
the loan bill.
Mr.. Cheves offs. Z. 1.-THE Speakerl took
the floor, according to the intention he an.
nounced yesterday, and spoke for two hours
and half with his usual eloquence and abil>
ity in support Of the bill, of the war in gener
ally, but particularly in defence and appro-
baton OF the Conduct of government in
respect to the great question of retaliation
1.-The ground OF which he thoroughly ira
versed. When he concluded
Mr. Bayiies of Mass. rose on the oppsite
side, and opposed the bill and the war in
deliberate and remonstrative speech of a.
bout an hour.
When NE ended his speech
The committee rose. reported progress,
obtained leave to ait again and
The house adjourned.
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DOMESTIC.
NEW YonK. Feb. 10.
-drr7Dat ofthe .United Sfases Rrigase
PRESIDENT,
COMMODORE RODGRRS
FROM cruixe ofseventu 1favs.

Froma cruize ofseventy days.
The U. s. frigate President. Com. Ro5s:
ers, arrived within Sandy Hook yesterday
afternoon. '-- -
the revenue Gutter Active, Captain Ca
noone, came up from the President Las, ..
sening, and unframed us, that Com. RODE
ere mad been through most of the West India
tsianos' anu on bis return, lay off Charles.
Ton 20 hours, and was chased OF by five ships
OF war. VIZ. q "a, 2frigates, and 3 sloops Of
s.u esterday morning, to the southwark
gate; the - was four hours to ths. .,;nd
ward OF the President, and did not atten,nt
~ orins her to action. The frieate was to
leewarCl. "
!. we earn from Capt. Cahoone. that Com.
Noosefs ieh IL with two Preach frigates, and
mas Cap ured three British merchant yesse,s-
~i1ich ne sunk, alter taking out their car
goes, and has brought in so prisoners. 1--WE
iuuner learn, that the Commodore has re-.
tashed TO this port in consequence of the
'er'n OF ms craize having expredl
TIE following il, the rsuse Of the Presi,en,,.
late er"ize resef0ed from an anfhenne.
source
"Saiied from Providence, r. I. in q d;rec~
Sion lit westward of the Western Is
ands, thence in the latitude Of the Cane do,
Verd Island, thence off TO windwari Of Bar.
padpes. thence off Cayenne, thence down the
Coast OF Surrinam, Berbice and Deuerafa.
neoce down through between Tobago and
',renada, through the Caribbean SEA-, along
we soath sideot Porto Rico, tt.rough me
Mona Passage, Northward of the Leward
islands. across the Guiph os Mexico to
soapoihgs oil ot. Augustine. and from the.
latter place on soundngs to New YORK"
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Wednesday. Feb. %

The ORDER OF THE DAY.
Fhe house again in committee of the
whole, Mr.. Nelson of Va. in the chair on the
loan bill.
Mr.: Forsyth OF Georgia concluded the
speech which he commenced yesterday.
Mr. Robe tson of Lou. followed on the
same side of the question, and spoke in An
impressive manner. When he Concluded
the committee rose and the house adjourn
ed, after an intimation from Mr.. Cheves
1.-THE Speaker]that he proposed next to take
the floor.
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'ame after their disabilities shall have cea ,
u.
~. Whenever in any controversy re specting
he title oil any land or lot sold under this
~ Tor The ncn-payment al taxes, il shah be
"iedged that any Official return of the sheriff.
aAde on oath IN pursuance of this law, is in.
sorrect amy matter for which remed, is here.
~ gwen, by motion OF tn. party ag,srievvsl. no
violence shall be received to establish such al.
eg,tion, o.her thanthe Judgment of "a court.
enoered upon such motion, or the CONVICTION
said.
~ The Executive is hereby Authorised to
mploy such additional clerks as NAV be neces.
sary 10 enable the Auditor to comply with the
quisitons of this act, at such sa aries as they
| fund ss"'
81 All fines imposed by this act, and no,
otnerw'se applied, shall be forthe use and bene.
tit OF the literary fund.
50. BE n further enacted. That the act en-.
uueo an act concerning taxes on lands,
passed the Dan Of eighteen
hundred and twejee, aif,other laws declaring
'ands to be forfeited for allure to enter them
on the commissioners,8q S. and ali acts and
parts OF actseepnEng I'm the puryisw ofthis
AND All torn Of land FOR failure to enter
them tns n. % si,s issioaa shall be, and
the ssa 1. H5:s!. iss &. Ssi
from sndSeftek the 4'as.ing F,efeo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-02
COMMUNICATION.

I'm thursday evening a boat loaded with.
mutton and shoes. bound from Connect;cut
river to the blockading squadron off New.
London. was taken at Lyme the propertv
was detained, and The crew Effected their es.
cape.
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OUR ARMY

Our last advices from the army left
STU at Fort Hull ;it is calculated. that Gen.
Floyd will be unable to pursue farther Of
sensive operations; but so soon AZ the for,e
are occupied by the s. Carolina milltia,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-02

We understand that the gallant NRw~
NAN, IS appointed to the command of one
OF the additional regiments to be raised in
this state, Tor the defence of our frontiers,
ne nomination OF Snbalterns is confded
to the discretion of the executive.
Hrpus
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MILEpGEvILLE, { G.. J Feb. 16.

NO information has been r. seived from
Zen, Floyd later than the 9th instant. The
army was still at Fort Huil--the : ,sco,tents
OF the men had subsided--and it was not inn
probable but they would pay the enemy
farfng Disk. The Indians have Abandoned
camp Defiance, but from what cause is not
TO attack some interme-
date post or make an irruption upon olrs
irontier' two large trails having been RI
Gently seen about fifty miles below FortLa
renee, on Flint river.--JeurnaL.
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should present my letter oferedencs 70
the empersroi Paris. He docs no. -,
nea, his invitation TO communicate with
him. The operations Of the var van =
probably detsin the Emperor 10 'ns
North (untii) the winter. It's believed
that the Duke of Bassano will not retu,H
before him. If this opinion should DC
realised, the winter will be far advanced
before shall be able to draw the atten-
ton of the French govsrAment TO the
subjects Of discussion between the TWO
natisps.".
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Master Of ceremonies, and presented
to His Majesty By His Serene High.
mes, the Prince Arch Chancellor OF
St.te.--After the audience, his Ma
iesty held . Council Of Csmmsres'
Th. Kisg Of Naples (Murai) ar
rived at his Capitol Nov. s. Mar
shall Nsy was in disgrace.
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the conditions O WITCH ,se ura,..
sed her willingness to revoke tb.a '
there remained no honorable esu, ,a'
for the listed s,tates to pursue ,b. s
ef war. On full consideration Of ~
circumstances, this measure va, =
doptsd, and the government re,o,,
cd to pursue it till its object, a..
accomplished, with the utxost atsi '
sion and activity in its power.'
In resorting to war against G,s,
Britain, rs the United States hi.
done, by inevitable necessity, III
their desire and hope that il mayL,
confined to her only.
1T is seen with much regrets H.,
the Emperor OF Russia is likely !.
be reduced to the necessity Of b.,
coming a party 10 the war in e.
rope, ifhe has not already tecou
50. Should that event take place,
there is no reason why The wsr D..
tween. the u. States and Great b.
tain should affect, in the slightest d..
gree, the very friendly relstso. |
which nhw exist between tie Uriti
states and Russia. 1t is The siae.r
desire oftipis government to preserve
ia their utmost extent, those r,ls.
ti0ns with that power.
With France, our affairs 10 ma.
ny important circumstances are I'LL
unsettled; nor is there any eertaia,,
that a satisfactory settlement d
them will b. obtained. Should i
however be the case, il is prOhs,I.
thai it will not produce any els,
connection between the q. Sts'uk
that power. 1t is net anti.iasld,
that any event Whatever will ian
that ofect.'
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referred ths resolution Of the House OF
Representatives Of the nth inst: re-
qsssting the President to communicate
10 the Hosse any information Ia bis Pcs
session, and wAish it may not be proper
to 6iyuige, in relation to the emission
or rcIus,l Of the French gorernment to
accrsdit the minister plenlpotenuary
sent By the u. States to that cosrt, or
o. his reception if aesrsdited, OF the
time when he was 50 accredited, and Of
tbs prsgrsss Of his negotiation, has the
homer to somnnDicste 10 the President,
for the Information of the house, the tcl-
towing letters in relation to that sssjsct,
sis:
A letter from Mr.. Crawford to The &C.
cretsry Of State Of the 18th Aug 1913,
enclosing ans to the Duke of Bassano Of
the 2',h July, and his answer OF lst Au.
gust; and an extract efa icuer tron Mr..
Craw ford 70 the Secretary u Stare OF
the Stu of September, 1919.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MONROE.
DEPARTMENT Of SAFE, Jan, IL, 1871.
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Mr.. CraIgfsra to Mfr. Monroe.
Paris, 18th Aug. 1919.

SIR,
Onske 37th ult I wrote 20 the Duke
Of Bas.ane, TO intern him Of nv arrival
in Paris, 10 quality of MASTER Plsnipo-
seniiary Of the U. States. On the s,h
inst. received IA ans ger dated a, ORES.
den on the lst. Copies of my note and
Of lis answer ars hey.by enclosed.
With sentiments of high respect SC:
{Sisnet)
VIM Fl. CRAWFORD.
Hon. James Monros,
Secretary Of State.
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Mr. Crawford 10 sAe Duke Of sasssno.

Mr. Crawford 10 sAe BAKE Of Basaeno.
PARIS, 18th July, 1918.
My Lord have the honor 20 inform
,esr sxcsileaey that | have been ap-
peintes, By the President OF the . 5.
of America, Minister Pien!potentisry to
the ceart OF els imperial and Royal Ma
jce.y, tbs EGaIssss'1 re Pleasure OF
ysar exeelisncy as to TIC tirc. ard .an.
nor Of presenting my sffici.l credentials,
preparatory 10 nv reception by the ro-
yernment efai. Inpe:'a and Eoy,i Ma
iesty, as the accredited Minister Pisni.
poteh,i,ry Of the U. States of America.
Iseizs os TIE present occasion 10 az
sure your exccilehey OF tho tis,ingui.b-
ed consideration with which l hare The
honor to be your most eheeisnt and So
~ humble seryan:,
(Signed)
WM. Fl. CRAWFORD. !.
His ereeNency the Duke Of Bassrne.
formulation efa Letter tram tie Duke Of
Bas.Gxo 80 Mr.. Crawford. ds:ed
DhKspEN, Aug. /, 1878.
SIR.
hare had great pleasure in hear
ing Of your safe arrived in Frarse, ard !
have recsived The letter which yes did
me The honor to address to ale on the
27.h Of July, on yonr nomination 10 the
quality of Minister Plenipotentisrv ofthe
United States to His Imperial Majesty
the Emperor of the French and King OF
Italy. The choice which your govern
ment ha, made OF person 50 diSiin-
suished In bis own country, and so wor-
tn OF this hons mission, cannot bot
80 agreeable to His Imperial Majesty ;
and though he is at this time s5sentt from
Dresden, can give yOa this as,ura-ce
IN his nsns. | will have the honor to
COMMITMENTS 70 yea his intentions re-
speeding The presentation Of ysur letters
Of creSeaee aud your reception VITA
cut vsiii.g ever Tor this, will receive
all the commanicsiisns Which you HJay
think proper 10 make TO me as the Mi
nistsr P.enipsisnsiary of your govern
ment, and the delay Of ferynailsy VII
produce no delay in the exercise Of The
mission con6osd to y0u, or in the cor
which it will procure fer
nae the LeDeh, OF holding with you.
Accept, Sir. the assurance OF my high
(sigass) DUKE OF BASsANo.
His Exeellency
Hm. II. Crs.ferd, Ee. Sc.
Erfraes Of lesfer ross ~. Graz srd
20 mfr. Monroe, dated.
PAKIs, Sept 9, 1918
! have just rscsi,ed an answer to
the note which addressed TO the Duke
Of Bassano, requesting Mrs. Bsr:sv's
passports. On the subject al secogni-
ten &c nays that be Is very solieitqss
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Eatract Of a letter from .N'.
dams to the Secretary Of Slak

Extract Of a letter from NJ. i
dams TO the Secretary Of S!ah
St. PetersSurs, SON SetL 1915
! 4" On the Goth inst. | reeei,edi|
note from thelcbsncelIor requestis|
me to eall upon him the next ewes.
ing. which IaeooraingIy did; hetsa
me that he iiGd asked TO see me BY ts
Emperor's command f: that hsir;
made peace and established tie re.
lations Of amity and commerce viii
| Great Britain, the emperor val
| much concerned and disappoiDisai'
| end the whole benefit which be tI.
pected lis subjects would derive con.
mcrcialIy from that event, defeaitd
and lost by the new war which had 4
| risen between the u. States an Eng
land /; that be had thought he Ea'
cciyed various Indications that thea|
was on beth sides relsetsnee al t.
gaging in and prosecuting Ibis Va
and il had occurred 10 tie Empen1
that perhaps an amieat!e alaDssi
meIt Of the differences let~eeu "
parties might be accommodated nss
easily and speedily ty Indirect ai
by 4 direct negotiation; that lis q
J.sty lad directed him to see re. s
to inquire if ] was aware ofsny did,
Guilty or obstacle on the part ofd
government Of Tie United States,
&c should offer his meditation sor ;h
purpose Of efieet;ng a pa.ifeaiis'
l answered that it was obviously in
possible for me to speak on this sas
Jeet acy otherwise than from thes'
neral knowledge which I had o:is
sentiments Of ray government; IN
| was solar from know Ing shs! lha
ideas were with regard 60 lbe ec:sr
nuanco Of tho war, that \ bad aei'
tnat day received any Official eeS
nRnicatisn of its declaration : u
that l we'll knew il was with rels'
tanee they had engaged in ito ("
thstIw was very sure, whatever Sas
minatisn they might form upoa U
proposal THE Emnerar's medisEs
they would receive and eon,iasr
as a new evidence Of His Ma;ed.H
regard and friendship for The tah
States. and that ] was net anarf
any obstacle or difficult, which setf
occasion them TO decline seceDGriS
81 knew the war ould sGse!s,.
fa'Crabiy the interest az Rr.sis.
knew it must he bigaIy Injurious
10 Ito Q. 8. and ErslsDd. ls'..
zee no good result as likely TO 81"
from il TO any oae. Tie eor1t 70
Piled, that lie had considered i 81,
,ether in the same lishf. and 50 70
he Emperor. who was sirc'n,
concerned at it, and vhe hsd bins
this IDEA sslbsri.is.
mediation. lie thought az iDd''s
'egetistion scsductea. hsrs, sicret
ne coneiiiuiery wishes Of q ~,
Q beth parties, might smssth q"
Iimcnitirs which in direct disea''
'etxeen The principles mishtbe ~,
nsuPersbie: TO q mutual fis
'aeh party might exhibit oil
'iaims, and nj its eomI.iaisis, y
ut CANCER Of exciting iFriia'isss
'sisins impedinent,. The Psa I
lussi= would only be to hear
ides, snd 10 use her best snds, ~
. eouciIiats them. I cbserfeoo
here was . third party /" Ns q
bited as to the proposal-tse =
ISL gsverpmeDf. The ss'''
vered, chat it lad already oes's :,
,estea By him 3 the British -
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RUSSIAN MEDIATION.

Message from the President
To TIE House Of Retresentstfves
of the United Stafss. 49,
Transmit to tie House Of RsPresen'
tatives report Of the Secretary OF State
csBp'sing with their resolution OF the
18th inst:
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WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 20.
Relations roth France.

hesssss from the PRECEDENT
Ts tie House Of Representatives effhe
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complying With their resolution OF the
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JAMES MADISON,