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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-28

Class. Ccmrrehendirg the direction Of |
ordnance and transportation |; the general
super in,endence Of the foundries. labora.
tories, armories. and ether works. CO,
nectec with the naval ordnance depart. |
meet and the inspection and proof Of
arms. ammunitien, DC The direction of
thet transportation Of all persons. stores |
aud provisions Of the navy, by land and
water; and the general charge and direc
ton of the 1otilla service in the Pa,apsco
AID Delaware. and at New York
4th Class Comprehew'irs the r;c.ua,;rv
and ~sas,enshce, incluti.s purser,s. neaiy.
cal, a'si hospital stores ; also. the renc.
raj charge arc Girecion of the no,;,,;a
service. on all the naval staticrs from
New York eastward. and on lake Cham
rlain ~
5ih Class. Comprehending the upplv of
hemp, yarns, cordage. sail duck. iron. and
other metals. anchors, and all other e
qriPments and materials required for the
service, except those which are inciaded
IN the foregoing classes, and in the con.
structor's department ; and, also, the re-
neral charge and direction of the service
on iake Ontario, and the upper lakes.
4 he superintendent and direction az flies,
hve classes ct objects would be distributed
among tho i've inspectors
ihe department of construction. under
tue direction ct the secretary of the navy
and OF ihe board of insp sctors, would pre
Pare all the ~draughts. plans. and ins,rnc :
tons, for tLe building Of all the vessels Of the
navy ; construct the models, and, when an
proved, direct snd superintend, under the
control Ut the board of inspectors, the build
ing and repairing of the ships, vessels. boats
the formation OF masts, spars, &c. and the
contracting tor or procuring all the matcri.
ais OF wcsd, and of copper, in pigs. bolts,
and sheets; necessary for the supply Of the
navy construct from the lines, in the mould
lott. all the moulds requisite for moulding
and bcviliing the timber in the forest. under
the direction of skiiful persons to be employ
ed by the constructor for that PURPOSE : and
seperinfcnd the construction of the wharves.
slips, workshops, and engines, required in
building and repairing ships Of war.
II is o copious subject, in which it il diff.
tlcult to combine brevity with psrspicuitv.
My aim has been to provide a practical
efficient, and economical system, with as
much intiyidual and collective responsibility
as may be atiaiuable; and | feel a psrsua
sion that the result would not greatly disap-
point the estimate I have formed; the wis.
dom OF the senate will better appreciate IT'S
merits.
l have the honor to be,
With the highest respect, Sir.
Aour obedient servant,
w. JONES.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Monday, Dec. n

Monday, Dec. ia.
Mi. Wilson Of N. H and Mr.. Rea of Pa.
presented petitions from their respective dis.
tricts, demonstrating against the transper.
alton and opening of the mil on the sab
bath ; which we're referred, as usual, to the
Postmaster General.
Mr. Irving of N. Y. presented the petition
OF Saitus, Son * Co. of New York, praying
tbs remission Ct the duties on Certain glass
imported into Newport, r. ]. and damaged
In the conveyance. Referred to the COM
mitiee Of Ways. and Means.
Mr.. Yaucey Of N G.. reported a bill, for
the relief Of WIN. III. Washington and a
bill for the relief OF William Robinson and
Others, (citizens Of Knox county, Ky.) which
we're twice read and committed.
The Speaker laid before the house a let
ter from Patrick Magruder, clerk of the
house partly in explanation and partly in
rcfuia'ion of the statements of the select
COMMITTEES appointed to take into considera.
ton his former letter respecting the destruc-
tion OF the Public Library, and certain pa.
pers belonging to his Office during the late
of the eHemy ; which letter was
read and referred with the said report to a
select committee,
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Head Quarters, IN af,ifa,y III. trics.
Teasav, November ID, 1914.
Sion last evening Returned srom Pen.
sacola to this place-I reached that post on
the evening a the 9Th. On my approach
sent Major Pierre with a BAG to communi-
cate the object Of my visit to the governor
OF Pensacola. He approached Fsrt 81.
George, with his Gag displayed, and was FIR
Cd on ~ the cannon from the fort-he re-
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FROM THE Albany ARcus,

FROM TINE ALBANY ARGUS,
We have been politely favored with the fo.,
lowing copy of q letter Of congratulation and
thanks, written by the Secretary ofthe Navy TO
Commodore M'Donough, ON the receipt Of the
news of his brilliant victory 1t will be read
with interest by all who appreciate tile impor-
tanc- Of the battle of the nth September.
Waw Department, Sept. 19, 1914.
With the highest gratifca-
ton which noble deeds can INSPIRE acknow-
ledge the receipt of your letter of the 18th inst
announcing the glorious victory which your
skill and valor, aided by the intrepidity and dis
cipiine of your gallant associates, had achieved
over a confident, vigorous and powerful foe
Our Lakes, hitherto the objects only of natural
curiosity, shall fill the page of future history
with the bright annals of our country's fame,
and the imperishable renown of our Naval He.
rocs.
1t is not alone the brilliancy, of your victory
IN . naval view, hut its important and beneH.
clal result, that will FIX the attention, and COM
mand the gratitude Of your admiring country.
Accept, Sir, the assurance of the high res
pect and warm appreciation Of the President of
the United States, which am commanded to
present, and my sincere congratulations.
Very respectfully, Your obcdieut Servant,
WIN JONES.
M'DopouoH, Esq CONF
niandgng the u. S. Naval Farce on {
Lafs Chdnnplain-Pians6urgh.
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Nor, therefore, TO the end that the said trea
" De observed and performed with good faith
on me part OF the United States, I have caused
we premises to be made public, and I do here
by enjoin and require ali persons bearing Of
lice, civil or military, within the United ststes.
ana ali others, citizens or inhabitants thereof.
or beng within the same, faithfully TO observe
ana iu'h the said treaty, and every clause and
article thereof
IN simon whereof, I have caused the seal
OF the United States 10 be affixed by these
presents and signed the same with my
Zone at tie City Of Washington, the twen-
ty.hrst day Of December, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, and Of the Independence
OF the United States the thirty ninth.
BY the President,
JAMES MONROE.
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VIZ. N HARRISON.
LEWIS CASS.

IHprtseree II
James Dill, Secretary 10 the Commissioners,
John Johnston, Indian Agent.
y, L otickens, Indian Agent.
'anssS n'sse,, associate Judge Of Court Of
Thomas &. Gibson.
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The house rcsu ned ,hs consideration e
the bill for laying a Airsct AK Of az mill:-
onS OF dollars upon the JHi.ed States.
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II
There was an iHaccutacy in our reports
er's statement Of certain proceedings of the
house on Tuesday. on Mr.. Stockton's mo-
ton. All that part of the resolution las
given by us) proposing to authorize the cors
porations TO tax pnblic properly, was nov
ed as an amendment by Mr.. Pearson. instead
of his moving to strike it out. The motion
so to amend the resolve 7yas negatfved. and
the resolution passed as proposed by Mr..
Stockholm
MIR. Hungerford of Va. obtained leave OF
absence for fifteen days.
Mr. Moore of Md. presented the petition
of Norris and Martin Of Baltimore, praying
for the renewal of two certificates Of STOCK
OF the u. States, which they ave accidents
ally lost. Referred to the committee Of
WAYS and Means
MIR. MLcan presented the petition Of
Charles Reed, of said state, praying COM
pensation for a wagon and four horses.
which he lost while they were in the ser.
vice of the army lately commanded by Gen.
eral F..rrison. Referred TO the com nittee
OF Claims.
Mr. M'Kee OF Ky. from the committee OF
Public Lands, reported a bill for quieting
and adjusting claims to lands in the Miss,s4
territory, which vas twice read aud
com mitted.
DIRECT TAX.
The house resumed IN. consideration ~
The bill for laying a Airsct lax Of SIX mill;-
on3 Of dollars npon the Jgt.ed S;ates ,
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WIN. BALHETCHET,
. Secretary to the Vice Admiral
LATE FOREIGN INTELLICEN
CoRfed from a Bermuda haher of The l3th
IhrTi.
Foreign Office, London,
FebFu0rU 81 I81A

BULLETIN.
The hon. z Robinson arrived this morn
Ing at this office, with dispatches, of which
the following is an abstract
S.r Charles Stewart, in dispatch p,
Chatillon, the 18th instant, incioses reporrs
from Col. Lowe, of the preceding operations
OF the acns under Marshal Blucher, up -
the l2th inst. inclusive.
Gen. D'York attacked Chalons on tn.
5th OF February, which surrendered by ca
pitulation Marshal Macdonald retiring u.
yer the Marne in the direction of Meanx :
he had win him the corps of Sebastian and
Alright, BESIDES his own.
Ga the 9th, Marshal B'ucher's head omar.
ters we're At Sandron. On the 9Th, .hev
were moved from Yertus o Etoges. Cen.
Sacken being then at Montmiraii. Gen. D'.
Yorck at Chateau Thierry, and Gen. Klei,t
at chains, the whole advancing upon the
army OF Macdonald. who was retiring With
one hundred pieces of artillery.
On nc evening of the 9th, Marshal Blu
cher's head quarters were again removed
to Vertus, on the report Of a Russian reci-
meDt having been attacked 81 8aye. Inc
advanced posts of D'Yorck from Dorment.
and of SAcken from Montmrail, now req
ched as Tar as Chateau Thierry and La
Ferte sous S0arre.
~ N,S '''S w ~ VI luS IOy3J the Russian
corps OF Asuilief being at Champaubert. vas
attacked oy a very SUPERIOR force Of The O.
nsmy irons zanpe. & sfter an obstinate re
sistancs, was compelled 70 retire after
considerable loss. On the 1Itb, Marshal
bincher's head quarters we're at Bergerss.
On that day the corps of Sacken and ~
fore< marched upon Montmrail against
the enemy. a severe engagement ensued
{ 'r several hours, both armies remaining
~ their position. Gen. Sacken lost guns
TIE hottsst part Of rhe action vas in tAe vii
age Of Marcaais, which Wss taken aud re-
Ss6en three 'iass.
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-uW WASHINGTON, May 4.

The books Of subscription TO a. G I,osp oeTen NJ,
lions OF Dollars for the service OF the present wear
were closed on Monday, according TO Public No,;ce
More than the required amount was offered a, 81
Tor one hundred doilsrs M stock, being the same
terms which the last Loan wss obtained Thr,
perish the hopes Of actios withered and blasted Inv
the discernment and patriotism of the mopied men
in this community.
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CONSTITUTION FRIGATE

he report that the frigate Constitufion
has been ordered to Europe, win far Of
truce and Messenger, is incorrect. She
under orders to prepare Immediately for
sea only. IL IS stated that Court of Inou;.
~ on the subject of her late cruize, js or
dered to Convene in Chaykrstozyn. and n. :,
Com. PERRY will be a member Of il.
Boston Cen,iueL
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PH1LAD1LpH1A, April 3o.-The captain
Of vessel, which left Cape May Yesterday
afternoon. informs that there were no enc.
my-ships in the bay or " sight: passed the
Young Wasp at the bar /; she was waiting
tor the tide, to come up to this city.
The schr. Hdefne, of Baltimore, from
Bordeaux, which sailed with the Grafapns
was captured by the British and ordered for
Gibraltar--shc has been subseouentIv re-
captured by the schr. EEterimehf, and has
arrived at New-York. Inc Captain threw
over Dispatches for our Government and a
bout 1000 Letters, intended for the u States.
ID. Prcss,
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NORFOLK Msy 4.

httnls fIme, when so Tluch is said upon
the subject OF an arrnlstice, we have tho't
It would be satisfactory 10 the public to
know where the B itish naval coDmander
49, or lately was, without whore Consent a
general armistice cannot We presume be
concluded with effect for this pur-
pose we have inserted the notice given on
board his flag ship, by which il win appear.
that the admiral did not intend TO leave
Bermuda until after the niDeteentb nj IN.
last month.
1t will be recollected, that an arrival at
Newport from Bermuda brought irtelIi-
gence that the expedition from England was
iaid aside after the Brambie arrived our
paper takes no notice of such a c rcum-
stance, and is indeed silent upon American
AFFAIRS Ledger.
BERMUDA, April %.
f7Ls NaJesfy'a shin .Asia, 24;h March, 1914.
Cash, ~ Il liars, waited for bills, smon,t
ing to TO- O0t sterling, 10 be drawn by the
subscriber on the principal officers & com
missioners of his majesty's navy, or on
the commissioners for victualling his ma
Jesty's navy, at so days sight. and approved
BY vice admiral the hon. Sir Alexander
Cochrane, Is. b. Tenders for the whole or
any part thereof, not less than lOoi. adj
dressed to the subscriber, and marked Ter
ders .5oT Bus. will be received on board his
maJesty's ship Asia, before ten o'clock on
tuesday the 18Th OF April next, when they
will be opened in the presence of the com
mander 10 Chief. and the offers most advan-
tageous to sovcrnment, ii approved. accept
ed OF.
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Prnsress in internal communication.

Ihere IS noEp o6eredfOr SAFE in Baltimore. ffy
tons ct ptenster, ,ece.ved tom the shores of shc
Caynsa lake, NeH- ore yphjchu is said, she far
'aerS ef Pennsytuania haze Pronounced equal, if
nor snfe';.T 10 me NoVa-scotis plaster. Iakc The
nap and look al me roste Weekly Register.
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der CT the said fcr., called for, Detroit. be
longing tn he said United States AS afore-
ssid.) did ihen and there traitcrously and
Shametul'Y abandon and surrender the SAID
fort. called fort Detroit, to the enemies of
the said United States, to wit to the said
British loops under the command of Ma
Jor Genorai Brock as aforesaid |; and did
then and there by the means aforcsaid
,raioronsy adhere to the euemies OF the
said Urised States, giving them aid and
Conirr,.
ITO be Concluded in our merit.
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Fincennrs. Ind. T.r .Ghril

- :. FtHcfN7r5, Ind. Z or. .Ebr7! TO-
H,Jor Taylor started from this place on Wednes-
Gay as. with company of U. $. Infantry, destine,
'or -. I'om'-ser'ous fears sre entertsined of an
attack on that place b, the Inflians--report saws
large body of them sre collected on the Missouri
s about 300 miles above thar pace, under Dickson
ne next mail from the west, wiii perhaps furnish
something on the subject.
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An express is said to have been sen, "a

An express is said to have been sen. os
rom Washington city, on Saturday evening
70 the President. This has been occasion
e. we may presume, By information of some
sort brought by Gen. WINDER, who reach
- ths seat OF the general government fer
N'f' N"o'sVn mao ieit It; Bait. Whtg.
FLAG OF TRUCE.
ne tasf sailing sloop Stephen Decatur,
et9t ferguson, left here yesterday morning
~ o'clock, with Mr.. Swertzkof. Russia0
fotary OF Legation. and Mr.. Skinner Of
mo city. ON visit 40 the English admiraPs
sup o the Chesapeake. IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

-, II was Incorrectly stated, yesterday. Tia, Mr.
nils, 70 whom the premium va. svsrle1 f,r
Use psn oi the monument to the rneopory ar ;soor
:. "ssSngton. to be erected in This city, w., M.
ed, that he is native IT Sontb. Cerog, ,, ,,a,
ins ku"w'edse ~ srcIii,ecture hos been vsoiv sa'
qureh IN the I. States 10 native esous. ii, :, seors
nS's'ted by foreign aid, we shall b. ,mleb,.J ~,
WIG pm Wy ~meh our gratitude for the sorg;sc,
country, shall be testified. Aud " l. tn ne hnr.s
tia' the p'Sp si1 'e execu,sd oBdsr . nsrst's-
dance OF the meritorioas desigsse--Bak. O.
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{ TO De Concluded an our NEXT.
ALEXANDRIA. Nj,

ALEXANDRIA, May J.
ARMlSTiCE.-The prospect Of AZ srinistice
still remains in the same doubtful state. Ga SA-
TURpAY, an express was dispatched to MIR NJ adj
son from the Department of State, in consequence
OF dispatches which had been reserved. The pur-
port OF these dispatches has TRANSFERRED; but the
general impression is, that they relate to the ar.
mistice. Herald.
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Err IE, April 2

Arrived, on Saturday Last. froop D.,
Bay, schooner Scorpion, capt. Ellio,t ~
Sunday the Ohio sailed from J,ono po;O,
returned or Tuesday, ard sailed on We'd
nesday for Put~in-Bay. The Detroit and
Queen Charlotte are expected here shortly
to- receive repairs. The Niagara has been
taken over the bar.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS

we are happy to have it in our power IN
STATE that an arrangement has been effected
oetween the American and British autnori.
yes TOT the exchange Of land prisoners, in-
Guiding hostages.
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.Negv-York, .0t'll Is.
r'son, Capt. Perry. was suppressed by The prompt
aud o'hesr-like management of Commodore lie wis
who secured ~ IA Of the rims. lenders and prr
them On board p ketch st tae maynard, tn await
their trial By court marital. These fellow i'm the
most daring manner got the upper hrnc, sesured
the quarter deck, srmed chest, &c. and put the Of
hcers OF the vesse! at defanee aud lad It not bee
tor COOS eme"t on toe part of the com,notore
OF our fctilis, the mutineers would not have bcen
got under without boodshed.
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.H5Inv, 0bysi 90.
Private a5v:ees from The har.or. ems ole az To say
that ri! spprehensiens from the enercy, have sab.-
ded nj that Iiace. The works have been greatly
strengthened, reinfosce,nents have arriyed- md
indeed, II now seems the enemy medtsted an
sttsck. only IN The event of Chru.eey sailing TO tb.
head OF the lake, 10 cooperate with Gen. Brown.
.9r,ynr.
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E'a's,6s-r, E.prI 90.
General M'Comb has taken the eommsr. here.
and by his activity and judiecos arrangements, hes
already Inspired confidence. Sisnsis hsve heen er-
tsoisLed, by which to give noiee, night or ,sv tn
moment the enemy crosses the line aud ertsrs the
lake. We shall be 80 well prepared 10 receive him,
sm s'u'ost certsin ne vii. not cone, or, If he
Goes, ne VII he Obliged TO ssy In the middle OF
the like, or on some uniphsbt.d sand. i, ,brre
lore will not be worth tta tim trouble ord exnrncs
which At will cost him 20 COME out. Cs'uen6san
hpri! %.
General Wilkinson, and suite, lcft e IS place on
Monday last, Ia ettend The court OF inquiry which
has been Instituted to investigate the Geosrars co.,:
duet.
he command Of tie northern army deyoiyes on
Brig. Gen. MacOmb.
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hOKDONt SOs 20.
We are concerned to state that the
grand allied army has been DEBATED with
considerable loss.
Bonaparte proceeded without delay 20
Troyes, where the allies were collected in
great force.
He attacked chem in that trvn ez-iy on
the morning Of the 22d, and dictated. them.
with great loss.
Government were in POSSESSION Of the
substance Of this intelligence list night, but
Calais paper received in town this morn
ing gives the following particulars
Fifteen thousand killed, wounded and
prisoners, some generals and quantity Ok
cannon taken.
Rouiog7e. FEB. "a.
DGtch papers have arrived TO the 24,b.
rhsy bring Some accounts OF the rorriHs
OF SCISSORS. They insist upon toe loss Ct the
Enemy amounting az least TO 10000 rneo.--~
The Swedish and Danish, and Pn.ssiaD and
saxon. ana Brunswick, ard Rgsisn end
sngl,sh troops. are a.. 90 AiogSh southwark
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having his watch or the money : the Prince
was glad to return the former, and 1ecamp.
ed. Same days Afterwards, ne went tn Saint
Maur. and enquired for the Mayor, yho
was absent /: but the Mayor of the neigh
boring town being sent for, he told him that
the Emperor of Russia would arrive at 10
at night with 800 of his guards. and desired
him TO supply entertainment for them. The
Mayor asked for a written rcauisit;on, which
thu Colonel OK Cossa-ks immediately gave
He then 6ined with the Mayor and borrow
watch and afterwards wen. 20 the
Sianr Wallet, vino wa r, fi,oish Sd ra,ions
and lodge so men. The inus.rioas Cos
sack pre.andsd that his watch had stopped /;
M Maslst offered him his. which he &C
Bu. the inhl 5itants found il impo.
possible, at so short a notice, to supply the
Quantity OF articles required. They could
perhaps at Vincsnncs. His Imperial High
ness condescended to write a most gracious
to Generai D'AomesuiI. Governor of
;but the arrival Of the Mavor Of
ST. Msnr finished the comedy Heconsi 4
dercdthe circumstances called the Colonel
an irnpostor arrested aud carried him to
Paris The Court condemned him to Ave
Imprisonment. and to pay a fine of
500 francs and Observation-Disclosures is a
Jew and it is not one os the least whimsi.
cal circamstances of the process, to see a
professor of the Hebrew religion, making
commanders of Malta.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
sitebsflunn,
SATURDAY., DEeEMsER "a, 1914.
CONGRESS-.

In casting an eye upon the proceedings Of
the present Congress-, we are struck with as
tonishment and regret at the discord and imbe.
cility which app ar to preside 10 their Councils.
1t will be recollccted when they first convened
it was shortly after oar disgrace at Washing.
ton, and 1t = time when every citizen was
trembling for the safety of she nation-It was
natural at such q period Of distress and Difficult.
ty to direct our hopes and expectations to the
National Legislature, and to look in the con-
cert and energy OF their deiibe rations fer a
pledge of the ssfe'y and Independence of the
country. But how have our wishes been real.
lied Measure after measure for prov;dinp
the means of defence has been Introduced. dis.
cusscd and either frittered away into inc fHci.
ency or finally and absolutely rejected. What
n picture does this present to the people who
have sent their centinels and guardians to
Washington TO watch over and protect their
rights-rhst body, Instead of sciox the centre
OF strength and un,on, instead of being To the
conte ~leration what the Sun is to the PLANETS.
seesns to have been chilled and darkencd bv
The cioida OF apathy and discard. Whiist the
minority are watch al, resolute and united in
defeating all The plans fer the further orosccu-
zion OF the var, the majority are a prey to diyi,
si,3s among thes, rlves-'rresolut- and imbe-
c,.e ia III t,~ir measures and expedicnts. we
trus. in God that the session of that body will
not vet close III darkness-that some cmanati-
onsof wisdom at least will Tighten the poiiti
cal h~o-izon, before they dissolve, and this natl
on may yet be preserved amidst the difficulties
and dangers that encompass il.
1 Tie Norihern MAJ lac. night brought
Aothing ae,e.