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WEDNESDAY, MARCHo, 1914.
MINIATURE LIkENESSES.
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"N'S oohS, lWCTG well III 'lWele
done quickly.
Such was the exclamation of Macbeth
the last time he sat to painter Tor lis mi
mature likeness and he might have ad-
d. d.
" Let's seize the instan, by the foremost
top; "
For VIC are old and on our quick's, DEGREES.
he lnaudible and noiseless foo, O! time,
steals Ger we can effect them" W.
SHAKESPEARE.
1t were useless to recommend the o5ser-
Walton OF THIS great man to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria, and its vicini-
~, when they are informed that an oppor-
iunity, Tor short tire only, is now offered
them OF having their sI4IyNI4YURE
AihENESSES Pointed in any manner
,hey rlease-either on Ivory or Paper, full
faces, three quarter or profile, warranted
iNencsSes Specimens Of which may be
seen on application a, the corner OF Fairfax
and Prince streets. Where Atlaqes, sim
gle Maps, Engrayings and ali kinds Of Nee
work, are neatly colorcd. Ornaments
Tor Wallpapers, Lockets, SC.
Z" Procras.ination is TIE thirr Of fi,xe."
March 3,s
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Feb 4
FOR SALE.

A STOUT, strong, young NEGRO
NAN. The purchaser will be required to
eemove him beyond the southern extremi-
" Of Virginia, or to transport him to the
West Indies.
ARMISTEAD +. MASON.
Loundon County, Feb e Iaw2m
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FOR S ALE.

a TRACT OF LA'ND in 5.oudon coun-
", abou; three miles from Aide and about
= quarter OF mile from the turnpike read
adjoining the lands c. Robert hrmistead,
md is part Of the place on which captain
William Beavers lives, containing Is acres.
There is about 30 AGREE in wood and the
remainder is in Glover. Any person wish
ing TO purchase will view The land, and for
iurihcr particulars apply to the subscriber,
living at Mrs. .Adams's Mills in Eairfax
county.
CLEMENT w. HURDLE.
February IS.
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FRESH CLOVER SEED.
a PARCEL of new & warranted CLIO.
"a YER SEED for sale by
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE.
Feb l6
FURS AND PELTRiES.

A LARGE quantity of valuable Ftrs
IA. and PeLtrics, and some other articles
received from the United States Indian
Trading Houses on the Missouri and Up
per Mississippi, will be offered at Public
Auction in Lots, at the store Of the Super
intendent Of Indian Trade, at Georgetown,
Columbia. on Monday the 4,I day of Al ril
next. Among these, are $500 Beaver, 1000
Racoons, parcel of Muskrars, Ouers,
Bearskins, Indian dressed Deerskins, Buf-
faloc Robes and Indian Mats.
Approved notes at ninety days will be re-
ceived in payment for all sums exceeding
one hundred dollars.
JOHN TRhVERS, AgcHoneer.
March &. Is
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
The Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby notified
that dividend Of four per cent for the las,
halt year OF the capital stock paid in, is this
day declared payable TO them or their lie.
sal representatives, on Friday the lth in
slant
BY ORDER OF the President and Directors
WIN. PATTON, j. CasL'r.
March =. ep4t
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST KEL II ' I'D
AND FOR SALE,
From 8 to 1900 WI. Ersl quality GO
SHEN CHEESE.
Ana one nundled bushels POTATOES,
fl for SEED.
ALSO,
On hand, IL or $1,000 VT. nice BACON,
neat TONGUES, 1000 VT. superior pic
kIed TENISON HAMS, and a general
assortment Of groceries as usual.
iVAI. GARNER.
Feb. 81. dim.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

bridges are cot OF These ubfortunstes s
disbanded, anc underworld TO save themselves.
The Duke Of Taren,c, passed the river, by
swimming /; Count Lauriston, less happy,
was drowDcd; Prince Poniaiowski, mounted
upon fiery horse, dashed into the water, and
appeared no more The Emperor WAS not
informed of this disaster, till it was TOO late
TO remedy il |; no remedy could even have
been possible.-Col. Moutfor,, and The COR
poral OF miners, have been transferred 10 a
council of war.
We cannot yet calculate the losses OCCASION
ed by this unfortunate event but, by APP
proximaiion, we carry them TO 200 men,
and several hundreds Of carriages. The dis
orders which i, has carried into :he army have
changed the situation of things. The French
victorious army arrived at Erfurt, as beaten
army should have arrived.
Ii is impossible 10 describe the regret which
the army feels for Prince Poniaiowski, Count
Laurston, and all the brave men who perishcd
in consequence of this fatal event.
We have no account of Gen. Regnier We
are ignorant whether he has been taken or Kill
led. One may easily pc ceive the profound
grief OF the Emperor, who sees, by an mat
lention to his prudent DISPOSITIONS, ;he resal,
OF SO many fa,igues and labors vsnish saf
Onthe l8,h.he Emperor slept at Markham.
stadt the Duke OF Reggie remained al Lin
denau. On the 2oth the Emperor passed the
Saalo at Weisseoiels. On tie 2Ist the army
passed the Unstreet at Freyboufg, General
Bertrand took position upon the heights of
Coesien. On the 22d the Emp-tor slept at
the village Of Ohcndorff-The 23j he arrived
at Erfurt.-The enemy, terrified with the bat
lie Of the 10th and 18th, resumed by the dis
aster of the 10Th, the courage and the supe-
riority of victory. The Frencb army, after
such brilliant successes, has lost lis victorious
attitude. We have found 10 Erfurt, proyis-
ions, ammunition, clothing, shoes, and every
thing for which the army could have occasion.
The E,at- Major will publish the reports of
the different Chiefs Of the armies, respecting
the officers who distinguished themselves on
the great days of Wachau and Lcipsig.
TO be continued.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BosToN, Jan. 22.-Thc fast sailing letter
of-marquc brig Mary, Capt. Isaacs, has srriv-
ed at New-York, in S days from Bordeaux,
with valuable cargo OF silk goods, wines,&c.
Sailed from Bordeaux, 9th Nov in Co with
two frigates, bound OH a cruiZe. Left, brig
Rambler, Just arrived, in IL days from Bos-
ton. On Saturday, off Barneget, was chased
by q strange frigate. On the 10th inst. off
Montaug Point, was chased ali day by fri.
gate. The Mary has dispatches for our gov
erament, and for Mr.. Surrurier, the French
minister. Markets in France were very dull,
for colonial and American produce. BY This
arrival, the Editors OF the Ncw-York Mer-
cau,iie Advertiser have rcceised Paris papefs
. o Nov. oil, ~nd Bordeaux to Nov, IS.
GENERAL PEACE.--On the 23d Nov.
letters were received at Bordeaux from Paris,
stating that a Congress was TO be held a,
Mannheim, Germany for a General Peace.
The Duke Of Vicenza, (CaulincourO on tho
part of France, Lord Aberdeen, for England,
and Count Molternich, Tor Austria, were na-
med Pienipoten,aries-lh from Russia,
Prussia, sc. unknown. In consequence Of
this news, The stocks were thus affected
Five per cent, had risen from 53 10 SIS, and
stock from 500 to 8l5,
Lord Wellington, with formidable force,
was within half league Of Bayonne, France.
NJ This story has been so often repeated,
that all confidence in il is at an end
The northern frontiers Of France were me-
naced with Invasion by the allies Of the north,
the French forces there not exceeding $4,000
men, ~ Should the northern hordes ven-
,urc to set foot in France, it would rouse a
spirit in that powerful country, which would
quicklyend IN their total discontinue. When
the Duke of Brunswick formerly invaded
France, under the hope of eonquering and
rARTITIoNINe it, as Poland had been par
titioncd, his legions wilhered like chaf be.
fore those of Frsncs.
Most Of the taxes in. France had been dou-
blcd, and SO per cent is increased on The rest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
Translated from French tahers.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
Sitting Of Ihe lSfh November.


The Senate met al 9 O'Clock under the pre-.
sidency of his Serene Highncss the Prince
Arch .Chsneclor of the Empire. ta.
CouD, Dejeaa, in the namc Of the Commit.
tee 10 whom was referred the Seua,us Con.
sul'un pott.ng 100000 conscripts al the dis.
posai ot the Minister OF War, reports, viz
Ny lords and Seaafors--You referred 10
Special Committee the project ii Seua,us
Consultum presented 10 you on the / 9th inst.
by the Counscllors of State, orators Of the
government, the purport or which is, to pu,
at the disposal OF Governmcnt $4,000 con.
SCI pts taken out of the classes OF the years
u, 10. IS. Ia, 1906, 1907, the following
years 10 1914, inclosire.
The committee has the honor oil admitting
TO you the fesul, Of its enquiries. -.
Serafers--Howevcr painful it is to call to
the field classes which had been previously
liberated. your Committee thinks that cir
eunslances command this measure.
BY this mean, you will be, able to rank i'm
mesIistely under the French Eagles, men who,
uniting strength 10 courage, will be capable
of ,upportias the fs,isucs OF war rival in
esery shin. our old phalanxcs, LEAVING time
Tor the yonn. conscrip,ou to acquire in the
service, that vigor which is Sud wanted in
the IA to su2p,r, the scn,incn,s with which
they arc aainMei, All 6aally 70 facilitate aud
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

g.. battle where the Emperor was, the
Duke of Rsgusa was engaged. BY one OF
hose fatal circums,ance which often have an
an iollueDce over The most important affairs,
the Cd corps, which was TO support the Duke
OF Ragusa, hearing nothing on that side at o
in the morning, and on the contrary, hearing
u terrible csnnonadc on that side where the
Emperor was, thought proper 10 march thith-
er, aud t-iIs lost the day ia marching.
The Duke of Ragusa, abandoned to his
own forces, defended Leipsig and maintained
his position during the whole day bu. he
sun'ered losses which were not compensated
BY those we ianicted upon the enemy, how
ever great they were. Some batta;ions OF
marine artillcryme0 condnciedtbcmselves bs
iudiiiercuuy--Gens.C Compans and Fredcrichs
were wounded.
III the evening, the Duke Of Ragusa, slight
ly wounded himself, was Obliged to contract
his position upon tAe Parha he was obliged
10 toab--don.in this movement several dismosnt-
cd cannon and Wagons. t'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

LoSpos.-Oc'. sa--The French General
Zadcrs, WAS ls'ely s.ssssinMed st Eize, in
Hanover, by his confidential scrvsD, lie
was on his way from France 20 j,in TIE grand
army. 's
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

Af,cr the battle Of Hanau, Gen. Bertrand
drove corps Of 5000 .Bsvsrians and Aussri,
ans into the Kirtzig. The Bavsrisr General
Wredc was mo'tslly wounded in this af.I
and II is remarkable that ell the relatives he
had at the battle Of Hapsn. among whom was
his son in law the Prince Of Oettihgen, were
totally destroyed. IL Is supposed General
Wrede xas the principal agent in The dcfee-
ton OF Bavaria.
An article from the Rhine, Nov. Is, re-
port some sSvsn,ages gained by the French,
under Bertrand, over the Aussfians. The
allied troops we're at the Raiuc, ,snd the Freuch
were ior,ifyiag their side. a previous re-
post mentions that the sllies had passed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

We are assured that our National guards
have entered Doulens. Very likely after
the bridges were cut DIVA which prevented
Lille. FEB ~.
The city of Doulcns whish has been occr
pied for SEVERAL days by the English and
Spanish prisoners whom the enemy had
o'clock P. NJ by Gen. Baron Henrion who
went from Lille to Paris. at the head of e
corps of the young guards the garrison
surren deed at discretion.
~ Cham5erry, FEB. 80.
L, has al eady been snr ounced. that tbs
enemy were tepulsed from CRANBERRY the
18th, and that they had tskep their position
about league aid 4 half distant. The
Austrians have already Quilted their positi-
On, and have retreatad beyond the AK.
The Generals of division Count Marchand
and Count Desaix, and The Gen. of Brigadeo
Serrau, pursued them briskly. Before many
days the territory Of the Department Of Mont
B"nc will be entirely cleared.
Il is impossible 70 describe the ardcr with
which cur trcops attacked rhe enemy in The
SUB rbs Of CRANBERRY, ard repulsed them
fros1 post 20 post during tie whole Of the
18th. The persons who were Sc easily Sc
duced by appearances, could not recover
from the advertisement. which the defeat Of
the enemy caused them. The raw Con-
scripts have shewn great zeal. 4 drum
mer m ade prsoaer Of Croat Hussar.
with no other weapon than hre-brand.
The rhaf tsnts OF CRANBERRY have re-
ceived their liberators with enthusiasm.
When they understo, that our army vas
approa ching, they instantly braved the
threats. and the resentment ,f the enc
my, to carry 20 cur camp the provisions
and furniture which we wanted, and to
give all directions which could enlis hte n
our steps.
a de aohment ct cavalry under the com
r9nd ef NJ. Armau Dubois, Inspector IF
the GU tom house, and The chief of the in
depesdent carps,' as overthrow beyond the
AK, the enemy's cavalry and taken many
prisoners.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
I WIZ sEL,L at .4ycTYO.N.

On the PREMISES, on I thursday TIE 5th day of May
or it not far, the xt fair day, o'cIctk in the
afternoon, preceded On not meet 4pith a SAX of
TIE same. az The price Ihave SET en- - that W.
~ desirable,
S M ALL FIR ",
which IVES lately hs residence cf L. H. Girartip, ESQ.
ESUMIEG those nc!ined to purchas.. will
II view the premises, little need be said viii
however. remgrk, that the END les within The iu-
risdieton of this city, sremsrk.bly healthy most
desirable trr9t for family, and the distance Of
not IN ore thsnhfieen nliDsies ride from the centre
Of business ia chm 5n6-The bsiSirss cons at Of a
mat dwelling, of eve rooms Kitchen, Smoke
Douss, Dairy an excellent pump of Water, Barn,
Stpbie, Carrisge-Honss, Cow House &e.-An Or,
chard OF abou; 100 Apple Tre-s-a'sc, another. lust
beginning TO bear. Of the best selection Of Fruit
esch ~ Roman Neetarne, pricots. Piurnbs, Yer.
gaiosss Pear, JsequemeN de Il the New-Town Pip
pin Apple.-h considerable Market-Garder, IT,
good cultivation, and the whole estabtshm, Mt az.
rsREed upon plan pleasing TO the taste The en-
tire trsct contains so Acres n.sriy III rnder
enclosure and div ding feDces Ii AZ be sold in one
ertre Let or in two Lots, may appear to be bes,
the time OF Ssie.It 10, however pronosed to sell
that part which embraces tbe Sc improvements say.
~ or - acres in Lot K the balance Of the Tract
which embraces severn eligible building situations
toR Their with fren to acres or Meadow Land.
The terms of Sale, are, one fourth at month";,
one do. a. months, one do At months, snd ths
balance IL months notes payable and negotiable a.
the Banks OF this City, with approved srdorssrs.
will he re9uired on the two FIRST nsalrnenfs, and
Deed OF Trust upon the land to secure the whole
made, end possession be given Of the premises
by the first day of June or if required, In fvc DAYS
after eerveysncts are made.
GEO. oREENHow,
GTA Plat OF Ee Lsn may he seen o. ~ 'eatioar
April 49, spt!s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
a. THE TIDE TuRNINe.

On the 5lh Of Eco. the En- @. Of Bonaparts ct
Troyes, 80 miies from Paris-Ihe .ffHes pass
through Tyoyes on their route to PG,is.-0n the
is.h. an Getion isJo.gM at .'fon'ereaH a6ont Is
miles ON Paris The aiGes retreat, and Bona.
parfes H. O. on the 26th again esAnbh.hed at Troyes
-,Genefal Graham Sc jsdted at -1ntspe, p.--Bubra
chased from ISOns Lord Wellington marching
Soulf's corps and the army Of tSachet xffe tting
to forns jaaetion----he nadnoeE0r1ng TO t,eSsn.
70.
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ofthc battery, but the paeto.us .o We . al =
10 approach the shore near enough 10 suppen
her, the brig was recalled, having bvd mcn
killed and IL woondcd. On the Ila, 'aitc,
the Terror had thrown in some shells anu
eascases, the Families and Paetolos anchored
as near as the shsllowness Of the water would
allow, and fred several bFoadsides into the
town, from which it suffered great damage
Al. the commence rnent Of the hrc the enemy
Withdrew the guns from the battery 10 the
outside OF the town, where they had assem-
bed 5000 militia. The town OF S,oningtoh
had been conspicuous in preparing and ha'
boring torp.does and giving asUDlance TO the
enemy for the destruction Of his majessys
ships off New London.
Cork, Sept. 6.-The Avon, (sunk by the
American ship Wasp,) was very fine b,ig
soop, and had large complement Of men.
The Mont Saint Bernard and Castigliones
two fine ships of the line, were des,royedhy
lire at Venice, Sept IA. The Piavc iTigaie
was injured
FALMOUTH, Oct 3.--Ar. II. NJ. sloop
Sapphire, from Jamaica, having los, two Of
/ her Liou,enants, boa,swaih, and several vf
her crew, on her passage, OF o fever.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
THE FUNERAL.

In conformity with previous arrangements,
the corps of the late Vice President was, aboul
oncro'clock on yesterday, conveyed f,om Mrs.
Wilson's to Congress Hall, in charge of the
COMMITTEE of arrangements Consisting of
Messrs, Gore, Varnum, Smith, Anderson,
aud Gaillard, Of the Senate, and Messrs.
VIM. Reed, Findley, Macon, Tallmadge, and
Nelson, on the part of the House) and the
Sergeant at arms and the Door Keepers Of
both Houses.
Al two o'clock, the Funeral moved from
Congress Hall to the place ofintermen, id the
folowing oider:
The chapIains to both Houses Of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
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From ENGLAND.

We yesterday received, via. New.York,
London papers to the 22d Of October, from
which we have extracted several articles that
We believe, have not been published.
Mr.. Roth, h,formeriy employed In the French
Department, of Foreign Relations, is appoint
cd by Louis XVIII. Secretary Of the Lega.
tior to The United States.
Immense seizures have been made In E1-
gland Of French Goods smuggled.
A French ship OF the line, iriga,c and
corvette, sailed from Brcst, Sept. /. A ship
Of the line, 4 irigales and coryeucs, sailed
from the same place Sepi.e. Both squad
rons bound on expeditions, probably 10 the
Colonies.
The British governments have sppoinied
Com missioners to investigate the cxpcndi.
lures Of Wclling,on's Army in Spain and
Portugal.
1t IS said Martial Law waa declared at Ca
diz the latter part Of August, on It's being
discovered that a great part of the inhabitants
were devoted TO the old king.
Ii is said the Archddke Charles, brother 10
The Emperor of Austris,is to marry the Ouch
ess Of OIdenburgh, sister TO The Emperor Of
Russia.
Il is contemplated to light the streets and
as il has been long successfully used In sew
cral naaufactorics, sc. The mode of the
patcntee is 10 be 10y tubes conveying the Gas
from resourvofs, as water Is now conveyed.
The annual charge to shop Is aL
At the Session of the Old Bailey, London,
in September last, the Grand Jury sat upon
near 500 indictments, compteheDdiog crimes
of almost every kind, and commiued by per-
sons Of all ages, from infancy TO boary years.
The British Admiral Bradley has been
capitally convicted of forgery in England I;
and sentenced to Botany Bay, for life.
A contribution Of one million Of dollars
was eraefed OF the people Of Cadiz, to accel-
crate the expedition 10 the River Plate.
LONDON, Oct. ~.
Vice Adm'I Sir A. Cocbrsoe has TRANSMIT.
ted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from
/ Admiral Ho,hsm, inclosing one from Capt.
Sir I. Hardy, of his Msjcs,y's ship Families,
dated Oft S.oningtoa, the i2th OF August,
giving an account Of an attack upon that place
BY the said ship, with The PAcsolns, Dispatch
Ug, and Terror bomb. The Dispatch on
the 0Ih Of August, anchored within pistol sho:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

OF the Province cl Maine into new state.
LIS population is given u, 22S, 7o5, and its ter
'rory at 10000 square miles. The territory
81 Massachusetts prpper is stated TO be but
ls,5o4 squate miles. The people Of Maine
would doubtless derive many advantages and
much security from, self-gove,nment espcc-
iai;y at this time when The Boston Jun,o seem
10 have abandoned lha, part of the ,crrito,y
TO the enemy. i5id.
II gentle re6nke-Wc learn BY la'e Lon.
don paper, the representative OF the last an
ehored Isle, the greaf iord Wellington, ella
ted a, the irrupiion Of the Golhs and Vandas
into the District of Columbia, a,Iaying waste the
monuments Of the arts erected by a grateful
people TO commemorate the name of the
grea, and good Washington aud in which was
deposited the national library, invited the
choice spirits oi Paris ('mong whom were
all the foreign miuis,ers) TO banque, on this
ignoble deed but. alas no, one OF the lat,
ter honored him with their presence. This
admonition speaks more than volumes TO The
modern Vandals. I" FR.f.NKLIN."-
Mer. .fdv. =,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

From GHENI.
We are sorry we cahno, crafty our readers
to-day with any statement OF the contents OF
The dispatches just received from Client
which have not yet transpred.
We have been favored however, with the
pcrusAl of private letter from one of our
Ministers, dated the 2ssh ultimo, which speaks
with uncertainty Of the time OF their departure
from Ghent, and With equal uncertainty oi the
state of affairs on the continent.
From what we can learn, IL would be highly
injudicious for our government or people 10
calculate on any advantages, TO result 10 our
interests, from events to happen across the
Atlantic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

mesled icilcw-ci;:zen ELBafDoE GERRY,
were nearly these: He brcakfas,ed at the
common table, sI his boarding house al the
ulal hour, 10 apparent hea!;h, with the ox-
csplion OF transient complaint OF Slight OPP
preston at the breast. y short time as,er-
wares, he went on business 10 one oil the pub
lie Offices, few yards distant only fsom his
lodgings, where, .!ler few minutes, he
found himself indisposed; aud inlimaied
wish TO return to his lodgings. Being placed
again in his carriage, hewa re-conyeyed to
his lodgings. On the arrival of the carriage
there, he was found 10 be nsensible, and ex-
pired Immediately after, almost without a
groan or sigh. Mar. Int. .hov. "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

WASHINGTON CITY, November 90.
The space occupied by the very late and
interesting forcignnew has obliged US 10 COM
press into small compass the highly inter-
esting proceedings in the House Of Repre-.
senlatives on yesterday. The result of the
whole proceeding was the absolute rejection
Of the bill to establish National Bank.