The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

we are gratlfied To learn that II i, NJ
length probable an Arrangement will hn
made by which a full and anicablc aJms,-
Inent OF all the Creek dif>rences viii bc
speedily effected. INo, Jomr
a.. NEw-YoRx, JAN o.
wv information from WASHINGTON le,ycs
us i,ttlc doubt that the Panama mission
w''' pe sanctioned by Congress. The Vice |.
rfesldcnt, who IT seems, has made up his
l''ho To hgnre IA the leader of the opposi.
'loii, and, right or wrong, TO thwart tbr ,J.
in'nlstratlon, made his first public demon.
sttatlon IN appointmcn, of the Committee
OF The Scnate.-That on Foreign Vel,
lions particularly, was studiously so com.
posed as TO place on 1t only one known and
vowed trend, (mr Mills Of Mass) either
W W tue PRESIDENT, or of the Secretary ofl
=, a'a'e' win tne latter ofwhom nevertheless.
~ - eSSehlial To The lust performance of
'''i' uu''es that thls COMMITTEE should be
%, terms OF mutual confidence and rcspect
10 thls committee, so constituted. tbc ro.
4, ,'snhehdatlons and Nominations of the
ireSldeht respecting the Panama mission
were OF course referred. WHAT the result
oi 'hc reference has been (the whole pro.
'eeding beng considered as conidentiah
- Oh necessity mere matter oi conjecture c
Conjecture, however, seems To have ass,,m.
'd pretty nearly the, consistency of actual v,
in asserting, that this Commit
ce have made an elaborate and subtle "a. Z
'ort against the mission, which report will
lot be adopted-and that the Senate. nv r.
considerable majority, will sanction the :.
nlSslon, and Confirm the nominations nj. y,
cady made. The House of Repre.enla- in
ives, 1t IS believed, will concur in tLose cl
Icws, and plovidc the necessary appropri. N
tons. .,er,ca,, rrl."' cr
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Samncl Jones was on Thursday nonina. ut
"a 10 the SENATE as Chancellor, vice Ma WI WI
ian SANFORD, resigned; and this nomination 'n'
as immediately, and without division. con '"'
'nted to, by the Senate. Mr.. Jones j: pro. {
IDLY one OF the most profound and accom- -,
lsIed chancery ldwycrs in the State. and $
crefore peculiarly fitted to the station 10 OR
men ne mas DCcn called. in this pojnt ot bri.
eW' the appointment IS particularly be- rio
ming.
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naval ACADEMY. A Bill has been in
'duced and twice read in the u. :. Senate 'e'
the purpose Of establishing Naval A. .oL
denny Tor the instruction CT Midshipmnn ma,
d other officers in the Navy. The bill -
ovldes that 1t shall be placed under the d,
'ectlon OF a Captain Of the Navy, with ~
Veral professors and teachers in man
r similar to the organization of the Nil. -
ry Academy at West Point. -.
ern
At meeting Of the Board of Oyerseers
Harvard University on the 26th irst. n
nomination Of the Rev Dr. John $. Pop- -
J. as Eliot Professor ofGreck Literature. Ep
$ confirmed. the Hon. Francis C.Gray
S appointed member Of the permanent
lrd Of Oyerserr5, vice Rev. DIR. Chan
g, resigned The Hon. Marcus Morton.
Hon. james L. Austin, were. elected
lows, vice Judge Jackson and Story. re- 1 nc
ned. The Board adjourned 10 Tuesday,
February, at I2oclock.
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LAIN DEALING. A mr.. Isaiah Bunce, ~
I" of the Litthfold, IN. " Eagle, has at
n for several years employed as aosiJ- -.
Post Master at LitchfeId, and ex.. 4
ted to succeed the z. NJ. when the Of.
became vacant. a sl.,rt tmc since
othce became vacant, but mr. Il. v,,s 1
selected to fill it, and in the tnor,.r,s Bl
lisappointncnt he a.dresscl com. %
ning letter TO mr. McLeap, p. Al. Gen. --
from whose reply we ma .e the fol.
ng extract: wv
The allegations rainsi yon arc NIL Gro
Dus and strong, "nd % chiefly those; town
hat you cannot write or read well .. law d
yh; are not a So e aecountant; have ndeb
! guilty Of the {. rosscst negligence in make
'ering letters " len called for, a ncrli- any
'e always ir.conveDlcrl, aud often at WIZ yp
ed with IN ny; deliver letter. frcquet.- --,D,
persons for whom they were moi in
cd, am. suffer them 10 be taken away; vVNH
~ sen 4 letters and packets by the mail Il
opcr time; some times seBdlny off the the es
v iihou, putting into 1t any letters or hing'
els that had been lodged at your Of 'ru'.,
reverse the destination Of letters, and III
them back TO the places from hence 49,, =,
came; have not sense 10 discover the ,,,e :,
! after the letters have been repeated
tltrnr1. utako frootte~. nj ,,rcs- ,,,;. G.,