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via, he shall be required 70 70 beyond The liGs Of
tile Couaty And If any such debtor be in close prison.
the Commissioners. may order the Prison Keeper d
bring said debtor before them, his custody or that
Of some person depued by him, at such near and con-
yenient place they snail appoint; and by obeyins
such order escape shall be committed, and the ex-
pense Of SO bringing him before them shalbe paid
Of his effects. And the Commissioners shall keep
fair record of their proceedings in every case which
records shall be deposited with the Clerk Of the Judi
cal Courts. in the County, aud copies thereof
may be certified by said Clerk, and given in evidence
III the manner other records. The said Com
mssioners may also adjourn any Of the meetings from
time to time, may. on good cause shewn any
Assignee and appoint another in his stead with
the like powers and duties aud may summon and ex-
anime witnesses oath, in any matter depending
before them and any act bsTein required be done
BY them, shall be valid il done by two Of them; and
each Of the said Commissioners shall receive from ev-
cry debtor discharged under this act dollars
for each day lie shall be employed 10 the duties hereby
imposed, and for every oath aministe ard for
ry copy subpoena certificate, he snail receive the
same fees are received by Justices Of the Peace.
And all persons prosecuted for any thing done by viz
hereof may plead the general ISSUE and give this
act and the special matter in evidence.
Sect 8. BE IL further enacted That in all cases of
commitment application shall be made to any two Of
said Commissioners and the proceedings shall be
had in all respects had before two Justices
uf the quorum.
"
person committed or arrested for debt where the
amount Of the same is less than dollars shall not
within sixty days have been admitted to the poor
debtors oath. aud thereby discharged, lie shall after
that time be committed close confinement and shall
there be detained until lie shall have paid the debt
and costs on the process on which he is committed.
be discharged by taking the poor debtors oath.
Sect TO- Be IL further enacted, That all transfers
Of property 10 Trustees in Pursuance Of this act shall
be subject 10 all attachments that may have been made
on the same, previous to his arrcst'or confinement.
Sect H. BE Il further enacted, That all acts and
parts Of Acts inconsistent with the provisions OF this
Act, be, and they hereby are, repeated And this Ac
shall be in force from and after the FIRST day Of
next Prorided, ho,Cerer, That tie Commissioners
herein mentioned may be appointed at any time pre-
yious thereto.
\ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February 9, 1929. I
Read first and second time, aud the further consider
alton OF the subject referred the next legislature
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No estimate could lie formed Of the loss Of
Chinese Property.-It must have been immense
from the total imPossibfity Of removing the
bulky articles, which were in the Ware Houses
Upwards Of 10000 chests Of Black and 10000
chests green Teas were destroyed. A very con-
siderable amount Of Silks and other small arti
cles, in the hands Of the Merchants, were saved:
But large quantity Of Silks, in an unfinished
state, were destroyed One of the Hong mer-
chants lost about 81 ,000, 600
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From the Traveller, Jan. 25.


Paris. jan 2l.-''It i pretty evident that some FIJI
terrupton 70 the harmony subsisting between tie
french and English Courts has taken place The re-
lecuoS o. the profered mediation with regard "a
opaln y one cause assigned but / find other expa-
hauons current Of which give the following AZ
specimen without vouching for its Authenticity Sir
Chaues stuart. u u said, in consequence ar having
observed That frequent communications were made
rom ne RUSSIAN Ambassador 10 the French Govern
ineht respecting which great secrecy was maintained
roWPiaiHed 10 1T Canning Of this reserve Az leaving
hih entirely uniformed on tie policy Russia Vas
pursuing o. the great question in agitation mr. Cam
hs IN reply. gave positive instructions "a Sir H S,n-
nv ~ press the the French Ministry and "a demand
~ explanation on this point when il was disclosed
70 our Ambassador with some reluctance thar Russia
LAG oeen urging the French veTnment il tile srropr
M manner 70 undertake the invasion or Spatn ma
- remove all pleas Of weakness for the enterprise had
olered 70 support France. if thought necessary. win
= ioice q 100000 men. Mr.. Canning il II added
"ds So indignant AZ this Of ffankness Al tie time
"neh me oiier q Engiands meditation was under con-
smefalion, mat he dispatched a messenger "a over
IaHe Lord Fitzory Somerset. who had iust nnitred
hohuon' WIN instructions him, immediately Oh M
1IvAi a. hadrd, e prepare the basis Of frestv NJ
1iliahse' offensive and defensive between Spain IA
LnSiaha y ne acted on in the event Of decoration
q "Ai ~ france against Spain"
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STATE Of MAINE.
House OF RePRrsENrArivrs.
Igf,gts1rty r fr92

orlsrel That the Bill respecting arrests ia civil
process. waich has been hiio the House Of represe-
tatves the present Session. be referred 10 the nex,
Legislature, and that the Clck cause the same ~ nj
published IN all the newspapers printed in Portland
order that the public may be informed of its prnvis
aad be able TO judge the expedency If PASS
ngl,
Ex.Fact from the Journal.
Attest JAMES L. CHILD. CLERK.
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GAZETTE
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1928

1t is with unmingled pleasure that we publish,
to-day, the nomination Of STEPHEN LoNGFEI-
Low, OF this town, to represent the District Of
Cumberland in the next Congress.
The convention which selected this gentle
man for the ssfragcs Of their felloW-citizens,
have prepared an address, which we recommend
To the perusal Of every eicctor, who wishes 10
have this district exert that influence on the floor
Of Congress- TO which it is entitled by its wealth
and the extent Gifts Agricultural and CONNER
cial relations
A man, whose character is 50 well known,
and whose abilities and integrity are 50 indispu-
table as Mr.. LongfelIow's, needs not the aid Of
our praise. His life is free from reproach; he
has never aspired to public Office, and in reluct-
antly conserving to the present nomination, he
i not Influenced by motives Of ambition there
is cause for it Of deeper interest. Mr.. T. was
born IN the District and he, and his fathers have
lived and held important stations id it, for near
" one hundred gears.
Such a man therefore, we think. needs only to
consent to receive the Office Of its representa-
tive, TO have that office unhesitatingy bestow-
ed upon him.
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NEW-HAMPsHIRE ELECTION

The election of Governor for New Hampshire
took place on Tuesday last the Candidates
were Woodbury. and DINsMoRE the following
is the state Of the votes ia l23 towns
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WILLIAM EMERSON, Of Bangor, has been
nominated to represent the District Of Somer-
set and Ienobscot in the next congress In
Lincoln District, JEREMIAH BAILEY, DANIEL
Rose, MARK l.. HiLr, and EnEN. HERR1cK,
have been nominated for the next Congress.
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STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Jr. ESQ.

as candidate for. Congress for tile Cumberland
Congressional District, and that they will use all
honorable means to promote his election.
Potcd, That the proceedings Of this con7eu-
ton be published, and that tie Chairman and
Secretary be appointed to attend to the same.
And that committee be appointed to pre-
pare an address TO the electors and cause the
same to be published with the dongs Of this meet
ing. J. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
JOHN w. MELLEN. Secret1yrJ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-18

JoHN ANDREW SHuIrz, has been nominated
by the ismocratic party Of Pennsylvania for
tie next Governor Uf that State.
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@h8CTTp1Ts

Al meeting of Delegates Of The Cumberland
Congressional District assembled al G. q. Mitch
ellis Hotel in Portland, March 18th, 1928.
Voted, That the members Of this meeting do
unanimously recommend
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Majority for WoonBuRY,
3466

From the above statement, 40 doubt can be
entertained Of the election Of Judge WOODBURY..
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TIE AUSTRIAN NOTE

The Allied Soveregns, assembled al Vcrona, have
been Of opinion that they could longer remain silcnr
on the mstortunes ant disorders which desolate Spain
Their duty and their conscience ohge them u speah
and the undersigned Charge Afares FOR Austria has
had the honour Of making known to Colonel San Mi
gue SECRETARY Of State for Foreign Affairs 70 lis Most
Catholic Majesty the sentiments and wishes Of The
Emperor.
The reply which bis Excellency gave 10 this verbal
communication, proves that the intentions 81 Ills Mai
esty have been mi.nerpreted and his offers underva-
ued The undersigned will not descend "a the point VI
Tetuting the calumniuus insnUations by which Il has
been endeavourcd 10 distort his real meaning Verv
soon Spain and all Europe viii Dc enabled to Judge iii
tins But the Court Of Austria is Of opinion that itq
disaPproyal Of the Of the evils which Cypress
noble and generous nation. for which IL processes W
much esteem, and for which it feels 50 much interest
would not be sufficiently declared il II continued W
maintain dplsmatic relations with the Spanish Gov
eminent Ia execution Of his orders the undersigned
therefore, informs the Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs, that bis mission is terminated and requests
that his Excellency will have tie goodness to forward
to him his passports
On tins occasion the undersigned has tile honour IL
offer 70 his Exceency the homage Of bis high consd
Grafton.
Madrid, Jan. 10.
tSigned) Conn, PPr-~ T-T-rry
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EvARISTO SAN MIGUEL.

4 the following letter can be relied upon, It
indicates pretty clearly, what course England
will pursue in the approaching struggle.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February 9, 1923. (
Read first and second time aud the further consider
alton OF the subject referred the next hrsslature
JAMES L. CHILD, Clerk
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Madrid, Jan. 10.
tSigned)
Count BRUNETTE.


have received the note which your Excellency
was pleased to remit 70 me, dated yesterday The l0th
and having now only 10 saw that the Coyernrnent M
his Catholic Majesty i indifferent whetbepit maintains
relations Or not with the Court Of Vienna send YOU,
BY Royal order the passports which you have required
am. &c.
Madrid, jan. Ill
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-04
THIS DAY,
Remaining ID the Post Office. Alexandria, lst
February, 1873.

4 r 10 o'clock, will be sold at the auc.
~ ton store a variety OF goods, among
which are
10 bbs, sugar. good quality
6 half chests Y. n tea
chest Bohea do
do Csssia
Rum, apple brandy
Best Holland gin
Vinegar in bids and barrels ';
Fig blue, mustard. soap, candles
Day Il Martins backing
4 casks rice
> bales cottos
edo hops
80 doz. half pint tumblers
corn breaking machines
Window glass 8 by 10 g
ALSO.
So pieces superior satInet =,
IA, 81, 9.4, 1914, I'D, 1874, rose blsn'
kets.
10 pieces mapped cotton
10 10 red flannel
2 do green carpet cloth
6 do blue and mixed do Ga
10 do keneys
Yarn hose short and long
Children's stockings
Plaid diaper
lon lbs shoe thread
Sewing thread and cotton .;
Germantown milled gloves y mittens
Mems shoes and wool bats
Feather beds :, -.
Assortment OF furniture and :crockery'
S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
FL
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M MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEX " DRIA.

FEB. ARRIVED.

FEB. l-ARRlvEp,
Schr New Priscilla, Crowell, Balti-
more, days; ballast to J. II. Laid &
Go.
Sloop Adelia, Thorp, n. York, 10
days; sugar, furniture. bale goods and
boxes, coffee, hats, glass ware, crates,
mackerel cheese and apples to H.
Smith g. Co f. S,abler & Son, }. Won
Resin, R. McCres & Co +. Corning,
and different merchants of Washington
City and Georgetown.
FEB ARRIVED,
Schr Margaret, Capt u. Harding,
8 days from New. Bedford, ballast to
the master.-A few inland vessels with
oysters got up.
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAIN

LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAIN !
NEw- YoaK. Jan. Shy the brig Mat
teawan We have been favored with some
particulars of the gale a, Lsguira Oh the
| Cd irst. We have received Curacao pa.
pers to the 4th inst. from which we make
the following extracts: lGdzene
CURAcoA Dec. S8.--His Malesty's brig
Swallow, Capt. Bodel. arrived on Tues
day from Puerto Caheilo.
A severe gale Of wind was experienced
at Puerto Gaelic on Saturday last On
Friday evening. about 10 O'Clock, il be-
gan 20 rain very heavy and continued
wi,hou, in'ermis>ion until about the same
hour the following evening Puerto "a
bello Is a remarkably fine and safe harbor.
but on Saturday the wind blew with such
violence from The NV. that the Swallow
was obliged to have two anchors down.
We have had no accounts from La Quay
ra, but we are afraid. from The opeBness
of the roadsted, that unpleasant 'nteil''
pence of disasters occasioned to the ship
ping may be expected from that quarter.
Letters received here Yesterday from
st. Thomas, dated the 2Isl inst. announce
the capture of an American ship off La
Guayra, from London, mounting guns,
with Is men, by the Spanish privateer
schooner Cora, and carried into Porto RI-
co The cargo of the prize is reported to
consist of 5000 muskeis, 400 carblnes,
400 pairs double barrelled pistols, 30 pie
ces brass ordinance, 4oo barrels gu '""-
der, cannon balls, loco quintals corf .ge, a
great many bolts of canvas, several sets OF
sails ready made, quantity OF sbeet!ng,
bramaDtes, military clothing, and various
other articles.
Colombian schooner Of one pivot gun,
cant. Bro,herton. and ST. men. was lately
captured in the bay OF Mexico by Spa
pish brig of IA guns, through s,ratagrm::
The crew are principally Americans, and
were in solitary confinement I'D the Ha'
wa
The French brig Constance, which Pr
rived here on the 18th inst. from Havana
with gao men OH board, besides othcers,
TO inin the forces of Gen Eloraies, sailed
on Monday for Maracaybo.
Occupation of the Pro0iincs Of Coro By se-
neral Morales.
Extract Of letter from General Morales,
to Spanish Emigrsnts in this island, d.
ted Sasarida. Dec. Is 1899.
"Wishing to Tree the province OF Cofo
from the yoke of Colombia and know ing
that tie Cura TORCHES, was at The head OF
two ba,,alions consis ing OF loco 'ntaatry,
and few cavalry, marched from Mara.
oaybo on be 26th Nov with 600 infantry,
and detachment Of cavalry, which | con-
sidered to be a sufficient force ior that pur-
pose. defeated his advanced posts in
ras;cure- occupied Coro IN the Cd inst.
without firing a shot, in consequence CT
he preciri,ate and shameful flight OF the
enemy iollo. ed in pursuit OF them. aud
destroyed an ad ,nc I'd POS, Of 30 men at
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LIST OF LETTERS.

+ LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandria, Is
February, 1873.
Ca.barine Alexander, Dan'f Alison. Sa.
rab Ashton, Wesley Adams.
Il
Lucy Ann Branham, Margaret Byrne,
WIN. Bu,terwick, Thomas Berry, James
Bioxham. Lewis Blackburn, Paolina A.
Brooke, Tho. K. Beae, James Boyd, Ed
ward Bates, Elizabeth Brown, Mary A.
Baird, Thomas Bird, Capt. John Butts.
G.
James Carson. James L. Cathcart 2,
Emily Cole, Jane Crandell, George Cor
bin, James Carter, Thomas B. era wford +.
S. Chaplain, Ianadan Clarified presumed
for Jonathun Schoyfeld.
ID
John Drain, Kitty Dogans, Tbos. Dix
on, Ann Davies Juliann Davis, Thomas II.
Donaldson. u
Mary Elsberry, WIN. NJ. English.
r
Patrick Fardy, John Fitzgerald, Robert
Fulton, Miss Harriet Fitzhugb, Mordicai
c Fitzhugh.
Kinsey Griffith, John Giles, |. Graves,
Sarah Gordon, Elizabeth Gordon, Nancy
Grigsby, Robert Grey, Jr,
Susan Hsynie, John Harrison, Jacob
Heutz, Nehemiah Hicks, Robert Hall,
Philip Hellrigle.
Catbarine Jewel. Aaron Jones, Presley
Jacobs, Curtis tJohnson, Capt Thomas
Jackson, Edward H Jacobs, Mary John
son, Jane johns, Martin Jones, Ann Jcn-
ipher.-
Samuel Kirk, Plny Kingsley, Eli Ken
Gall, Mrs. Elizabeth King.
l.
Richard LLby's administrator, John
Longden. Mr.. Layton, William Lighttoot.
Thomas Lowe, John Lanhan; Noble
Lindsay, Joseph Leslie, George Leak.
Maria Langley, Miss Sally Law ,idiss Anne
Leary, Joseph Lake, Th0s Lawson, Ell.
zsbeth A Linn, Joseph Libbey, William
Lightfoot.
Jos c Marbury, Emma McQuam, VIM
A Maddox, Peter 3 Martin, Thos Monroe.
David Mar le, James Mills, Abisl Marshall
John Morris, Joseph MCLEAN, John M
McCarty 3, Mrs Ann McCar,y, lgnatius
Murray. master of Brook Lodge No 2.
Palmer Patrick VIM Patterson, Caleb
Putnam, Jas C Patton, John h Pool.
Elizabeth Rinker, Ross {. Frazer, Mat.
thew Robinson Tbos & Roach, Richard
Rock.
John Shakes 8, Harriet T Stuart, John
o Shannessy 3, Ssml II Sanderson, Danei
Somers a, Saml Summers 2, John B Seyer
A SANFORD, Robt SkaiIing, Thos Smlth,
George Semmes, VIM Singleton.
II
VIM E Thompson, Ca;barine Talbot,
Thomas Talbot, Benz c. Thornton.
"
Martha Wancher, Geo B. Wilkin'on, 2,
Hiram " illiams, Harriet West, George
Wright, Thomas Williams, MIR Whitley
SamI Wing, Alexander West.
Eliza thinner
~ Persons applying for letters in the
above list will please say they are adver'
tised. D. BRYAN /. wi.
fob
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VTIHE members of the MECHANIC fE.
LIEF SOCIETY are requested t. at
tend a quarterly meeting Of said society,
at the Town Hall. on Wednesday evening
next, at 6 O'Clock. by order OF me Ires'-
don, J s. SCOTT, See'y.
N. r. Puuctual attendance is request.
cd. A., business of importance will be Lard
before the society. Q,
ian 80 ~
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA LEGlSLA ~ nj.
RIcHMoNp. Feb. l-Y yesterday, the
House Of Delegates rose at about one
O'Clock.
They discussed the bill changing the
period of the meeting of the legislature
from December to January The bill
was finally thrown out by consldera-
BILE majority.
An election took place for Senator
of the United States from the 4th OF
next March It will be recollected that
Colonel John Taylor was originally e.
lected FOR the remainder Of Mr.. Plea
sants's term, which would have expired
on the 4lh of March The election
now took place for years after that
period. Col. Taylor was reelected
no other candidate named.
The session Of the house was inter.
u t d bv the annunciation Of the death
Of Col Hiram Blackwell, one OF the
delegates from Northumberland coun.
tv who died at home few days since.
The House came to 4 resolution to wear
Grape for one month, from respect to
tho memory ofthe deceased, and then
adjourned,
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Mr.. Wright moved that the daily
hour of meeting of this house be IL O..
clock, instead of IL, as recently agreed
upon: which motion was deciesd affir.
matively-ayes 70, noes BY.
The future meeting of the House
will be at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. until furth-
or order thereon.
The Spea.-er communicated letter
from the Secretary of the Treasury,
transmitting information in pursuance
of call made upon his department. in
relation to the operation of the 9TH
section of the act supplementary to an
&C. to regulate the collection OF duties
On imports and tonnage, passed the Goth
Of April, 1918, and in relation to an ab
clifton of certain ports Of entry; which
letter was read and referred to the com.
nittee oil ways and means.
The house then again resolved it
self into a committee Of the whole
on the state of the union, Mr., Tomlin-
son in the chair, on the bill providing
for the more effectual protection OF do.
nestle manufactures, being the unfin-
ished business Of yesterday. After
some debate thereon, the committee
rose: and then the house adjourned to
Monday next, at l2 o'clock.
Previous to adjournment, Mr.. Nc
Lane gave notice that he should, on
Monday next, move again to take up
the bill Acknowledgements andtonnase
and the speaker communicated a letter
!rom the comptroller of the treasury,
transmitting list of balances standing
on the books of the fourth auditor Of
the Treasury, which have remained
unsettled, or appear to have been due
more than years prior to the 5Oth
Sept. last: which was read and order
ed to lie on the table,
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- Ia pursuance of the provisions
T OF deed OF trust from " LILLIAN
&sss BRENT. Jr, and WlNlFRED
"L. his wife to Walter Jones and
the subscriber, Tor certain purposes there
in maintained
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FROM aiATANZAS.

Our cores pondent at Matanzas,
(says the Charleston Guy Gazette OF
Monday week, writes US OIL the Goth
August. (via Savannah, by the schoon-
er Waasel) Our correspondent des-
cribes the whole Island OF Cuba as in a
state bordering on Revolution. lie
thinks 1t morally certain that if Spain
lose her independence, the people OF
Cuba will immediately declare chem.
selves an independent government, as
they are determined not to give up the
liberal constitution under which they
live, nor yield to others that power with
which their situation and resources
have so amply provided them.
The government of Cuba, however,
is still emerge ic, and several pe'sons,
for various public causes, have been ar
rested.
Matanzas was still sickly, as the
death of several valuable officers has
testified.
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OFFICIAL

appointments By me Pres dent of the q, S.
sl,ce he adjournment Of the Senate.
Hard Hall. OF Delaware, Judge OF The
District Court 10 and Tor the DelaH are
District, in the place OF John Fisher, de
Ss sed
Edgar Macon, o. Virginia, Attorney OF
the United States for East Florida, in the
place of Alexander Hamilton, resigned.
Peter Randolph. o Mississippi, Judge
OF the United States for the Mississippi
District. IN the place OF Nm. b. Shields,
dece 9sej
Davis FLOYD, VIM. w. Blair and Alex
an Ter danilron. Commissioners for ascer-
tsinrng claims and titles TO land m the Fer
ri;ory OF Fonda.
.l,seph VI White. of Florida, Commits
siouer tor ascertainiag claims and titles to
lali ~ Florida, in the place OF James 2.
P.estoa, resigned.
William Tudor. Of Massachusetts,, Con-
sal of the United States at Lima, and for
tn ports Peru
Charles Barnet, of New Jersey, Con.
sui If the United States tor the port OF An
twerp. in the place Of David Parish, re-
signed
Harris E. Fudger, of Massachusetts
Consul OF the United States for the port Of
Santa Martha in the Republic Of Colon
bia.
Hugh S,ee.e Of Illinois, Consul of the
U1ued States for the island OF St. Barthol
news, 10 the place OF Robert VI Harrl'
soR, resigned.
Robert Walsh, OF Missouri, Attorney o.
the United States for the Missouri Dis,
trcr, IN the place OF Joshua Barton, de
Ceased.