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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

WAS brought I, the police prison Of the 81 49,,
Ben, about 30 years of age, SAYS Inc bc,ona named
Actile Courcelle. The owner will prove prons. 20 MI
charges, and take him away. FS HARpTsHypay
RI Con,.;- r 8, TER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

WAS brought to the prison Of the I'd Municipality,
" on the 25d inst. Griff man, who calls him
IF Char! Lewis, says he belongs to MIR WalseyMy-
Tic NJ aI eo yea[s o,d feet inches high
away. +, s. HARPER
n3U Can't, of the Watch.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

| GU RID.

we the undersigned passengers the Steam Boat
Ambossador, present our respects to Captain james,
and with pleasure acknowledge their entire sa isicon
with the management of his boat in all lis departments
ana unhesitatingv recommend her as possessing the
highest order OF accommodations and comforts
:, . hnowlton, Jne J Ceddngton,J II Boswell II
Stewart, Joseph W Biggs James Cotton Ambrose
Gibson, b ID Wade, John Widgery, Nj II Jordan Alex
antrr i |, Greens Dudly, Doyle d Nc
Donally, Thos. C Bowel, James Dein, l. A Cooke.
W AG Posey, 7 Cuchen Warner, o Gilbert, W
rr,ctor Geo r Coolidge, w T Young, W Cockwav,
T " Cook, w Newconb ir g ~
New Orleans. Spr n 133T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

49,. MAfORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The price offreSh -four to day being 81 IS cents ner
barrel, according 10 the tariff the bakers sim give IN
ounces Of bread for bit during next week. from Mon.
day the lcth inst Bread Of the second quality mr. If
three oaves for lt is required to weig AZ IL oup.
ces. ID. PRIEIJR a.vn o"'i-
z--z,,z,.,.. April 9Th, 1857
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

pIAENTO-100 bags in store and for sale b,,
u all STETSON AVERY d 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

THDMP5DN'S MINERALOIY, Geology, NC.
omLlA n; Of MIineralosy, Geology and Mineral
Conversations on Geology, comprising familiar expla
nation OF the iiuttonian and Wemcfiun systems,
The Mosaic Geology, explained by Mr.. Gran
vile Penn and the late discoveries of Professor
BnckIund. humboldt, Dir. Macculloch, md Others
The History and description OF Fossil Fuel, the Collie
RES and Coal trade of Cir at Britain, by the author
OF the Treatise on Manufactures in metal. Just re-
ceved and for sale the corner OF Camp and Common
streets by all VIM. hcliEAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12


St. Charles TEseatre.
Foulth representation OF the ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS EVENING April, 18th,
The performances will comma zee wi thun act from
kossini's Grand Opera Geriu,
SEAlIRAMIDE.
The principal parts by Signora PANTANEiLI an.
Signor CANDI.
---------s--
After which, Signor q. b. TABJ, will make his dcbu
Ill New Orleans, and sing the Grand Aria, with
Chorus,
"AMOR DI PATRTA."
To conclude with by very genea desirc) the Sd Act
.NoNIECHiE C.4PULEiIL
Or-ROMEO AND JULIET.
In which signori PANfANEI.LI and PAPANTI
wi appear. .-
PEARL STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI
New Arrangement.
Wis extensive and well known establishment
leased by the subscriber he taxes pleasure in aloun-
cling to the public that the whole interior of the build
ing has been refted and repaired-the rooms newly
furnished, painted and ceansed-and that il ia nav n
complete order for the reception ofboar0crs
The subscriber being fully aware of the great desire
OF OF me me cuzens 10 have at least one FIRST RATE
IN the city, has not thus far, nor will he spare
either labor bring about the great desid-
eraf'm His table shall inv ariaby be supplied in CIV.
cry variety, with the best the market afiords-bis Bar
furnished with the choicest wines ard i1uors-hs
'ieoPhs apartments kept neat and cleanand plenty of
servants will at all times be in waiting to give prompt
attention to the wants of his customers.
lie Is particularly well provided for the acconimoda-
uoh OF an'lesas his house contains large number
OF Parlours with bed rooms attached:
lie VIII have carriages and horses al all times in rea
dess to convey his boarders orcustomers on their ar
rival and drparure,te Of erpcuse, to and from Steam
and Canal Boats.
he hopes that Travellers md others W ill give him
call and Judge ofhis Accommodations for themselves
as this IL the only meth>d by which the merits of his
establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE EICHELBERGER
Cincinnati, April LIST, lc37-tf alp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

27,Sll amounting to 243,oe0
81 %. S' ~ 'o' f"'''e'
Packages of % Tickets $l25, warranted to draw at |
least SOL and may draw the four CuDiluIs PnrEnoss
Of shares in proportion.
For Tickets apply at the Managers Office, 81 Grevier
street. adjoining the entrance into the Arcade, and 1864
thnlrcs, between Cont and St. Louis sts
aiD X MEAD Monnror
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

w AS brought to the police prison u the On W.,
Iensoa, about 10 years of age, says he 5ein named
Connolly. The owner will prove property. =, 70 MI.
ges, ana TAKE him away. HAkpE3 eass'
nc.l-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

fSTRAY.-Takcn ur, one large gray Horse The
AA owner Is requested to come forward, prove pro.
perry, pay charges aud take said animal away, before
he lon instant le after that time, it will be sold at
public auctiol by p. A. Guilliotto, Auctoneer.
W. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
n3 Cd nj, nicipalitv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

WAS taken up by the night watch Of the I'd Ward
w on the 23d inst, small bay mare aud her foall
the owner is requested toprove property, pay charges
and take them away on or before the 9Th Of April 9TH
erwse they will be sold at public auction BY p Gull
lote, auctoneer JOHN PRICE, Commissary,
my lst Ward ond MIMI malt, ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

OWN OF ,-TENAS.
"a VIE town of Columbus is beautifully and aIvan-
IL taSeousiy situated on Il branch or arm of Man-
gorda Bay, called Frespaiacois, about % miles from
raSso CabeiIo 1.-THE maine pass where vessels drawing
10 feet water can enter and discharge on the bank Of
the bay IN perfect safety. The very liberal terms of
settlement offered by the proprietor, is an indncenent
10 mechanics and others to interest themselves in this
place as soon as possible Correct maps of the town
may be seen and terms known, by calling on Mr.. Evans
at The True American Office, or on Mr.. Mills corner
pointed agents. nd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

w AS brought to the police prison Of III. on e9n
pality, on the 9TH instant, negro won' nu munici
IAKOLlNE, about 30 years ofage, says sbs named
her away. II. ~ ges and TAXI
nc IL VI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

NNAS brought to the Poli!e prison Of the 2nd Mu-
w ncipaIity on the 24th inst, a negro man who
calls himself EDMUND, and says he belongs to Mad
am Shabo He about 3S years of age feet 10 inch
es high.
The owner will comply with the law and take him
away; ii S HARPER,
NOV nj of the Watch.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

NAS brought to the police prison NJ ,t-s
nicpality, on the 18th inst negr. we .ud Nv,
ca M MiLLi, about 40 years ofage says she "an Man,
" Ia. a a,",t,s?n. 'e'ona
take her away. II SINE III. 'ne law ana
I'M If al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
ONQTT'EUNM
INR-lnn lOIIARS RENA L

- HNa--IUU DOI.LAHS EEWAKT.
VA tIi.Sf at the fire list evening, The pocket book
w OF the subscriber cut from his pocket, it
contained the following described rotes-wlch the
public are are cautioned against receiving
n RilIienS, at one year, S757 90
H.; Nichols, do do. endorsed by NJ.
Buckley, 2lO 90
j.. IL. intliam, do do. 6L6 &C
John Dryer, two do endorsed by d. c.
swim q Co 375 90
Jno. Dryer, 375 M
Newton Richards, at three years, endorsed bv
. n lw"good, 8083 80
S.Audler, at six months, endorsed By NJ Bar
nett Sen'r, onO On
Dubois NI59 oo
through the post Office will enclose to any address
he may designate, through the same channel, One Hun
dred Dollars, and no questions asked.
GUSTAYUS BJRROJGH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

NJ AS brought to the poles prison Vi the ID Mimi
v cipality on the 9th instant, II black girl by the
name OF SALLY about IL ofagc suysshe belongs
to Mr.. Seyitat. ' ~ '>''s'
ilaf owner will prove property pay charges and take
her away. III 5 HARPER,
aii Cnntain of the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

A ,oNFOtMEAlEN,ra Ia resolution CT dessus ct en-
venu des dispositions de lacte Approve lie 8 Avrl
1882 entine 'Acte pour .egler louverure la distr
button ct amelinration DIES rues ct places pubiques
dams la vile dc la Nile Orleans, &c" Avis est pouns
Cue l'mtention du Consa de la Seconde Municipalits
eat de tare 0uvrr ct contnuer la rue DIES Nachez de-
purs la rue, Tchoupoulas jusqu'a IA rue de la Nile
evee en- iquc droe ct de Ia on 'argeur qua main
tenant la dc rue DIES Mr.. lev
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12
OFFICE OF THE TRrE AMERICAN, /,

OCT LIST. 1s'6-No hhIs hand. 1877
Apri III. If:T-No do reed this ,lay o5t
Total do previously. ...7l7s sia2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

FANliE subscriber IS now opening n supply of new
goods, received per ships Kentucky and IIarka-
way from New York, consisting in part of the follow
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

NNAS brought to the police prison of the Cd Mum
named LEWIS about "a years Of age, who saws he be-
longs TO Mr. Caldwell. The owner will comply with
the law and take him away. H. s. HAKPEg
6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-12

EpACQN, LARD FLOUR, PORK, 4 WHISKEY.
1000 kegs Leaf Lard
800 barrels first rate Flour
500 do Cl1ar, Mess aud Prime pork,
50 do Gonongahel whiSkey
10 boxes lear sIdes put MP expressly for The JTn
vGnn market, for sale 6:} Glavicr 81. hy
alO BOGART 4 HAWTHORN
toR Toto sacks corn landing from steamer Nc.
~ diator, and for sale at 1913 Fchnuptoulus ST. bv
"lo SLOO n BYRNE.
/ eAGGING.-750 pieces Kentucky baCTinIT- an cy-
AD cellen article, for sale nj G3 CIR ivier st. by
alo BUGAkT 81 HAWTHORN
4 tOFFEF-l20O bags prime Rio coffee, and 80 bags
~ Havana do. i'll store aud for sale in lots 10 suit mr.
chasers, at Is GIavier street, by 49,
al0 B0GART& HAWTHORN.
ANLOUR-2OO bbls Ohio Flour Bakers brand far
e. sale nj CD Gravier st. by '''
aplO BnGART & HAWTHORN.
4 ,AsTok OLD Ibis no. /, Castor OH, IOr -,,r1 =,
" % Gravier 81 ect, by :"
aiO BoGART & HAWTHORN.
q tHAMPAIGNE-7j baskets OF IieNIS,1c a -,
~ Crown 80 do of Lafayette, and Il0 of other chou
brands, IN store and for sale 80 Common st. bv
~ NV -, BElN & COHEN.
az RAStNS ~ ROOFING COPPEI ~
men' OF Brains and roof copper in Store onI g.
SAFE al W common street, by ~ '0t
al0 REIN 9
EBuRIER 4 AlE-2O0 casks Of mater al Il
io,o rem fnadGIpha very supc or brewing, ut r
ce'Ga and Tor sale al % o tnon 81 by 's' J"'' re-
BEN & COHEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09
The Cherokee Delegation sent lately by

The Cherokee Delegation sent lately by
that tribe to examine the country set apart
for them west of the Mississippi, have retur-
ned They were at Decatur in this State on
the 10th, on their way to Georgia. They are
accompanied by delegation from that portion
Of the Cherokees that are now west of the
Mississippi. The first delegation is headed
by John Ross, the other by John Looney.
They are said to be extremely dissatisfied
with the country allotted to them, as well as
with the treaty last negotiated for their re.
movaI. They allege that the country is un-
fitted to their habits, and extremely unheal-
thy, and represent, that if forced to remove,
a more southern tract ought to be provided,
for they will soon become extinct as a tribe.
These are the reports they are about carrying
to Georgia, and thence Immediately to
Washington.-[.uo Mobile Com. Reg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09

From MExIco.-The New Orleans papers
furnish information, Of some interest, from
Sisal, to Feb. IA. A Mexican armed vessel
had arrived from Vera Cruz, with orders to
remove Gen. Toro, from the commandancy
of Yucatan, and to substitute Gen. Sayas, all
enemy Of Gen. Santa Anna, Toro being his
brother in-law. The captain had proceeded
TO MeDda, the capital, but 10 leagues from
Ssal, and had not returned. II was said that
the Mexican feet had been ordered to cruise,
to intercept Santa Anna.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09

STATE ELEcTIoNs.-The annual election
in New Hampshire takes place on Monday
next Gov. Hill is the candidate for re-elec.
ton; apparently without opposition.
The election in Connecticut takes place or
the first Monday in April There is pros
pect of vigorous contest between a strong
Wing ticket, and the present incumbents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09

FAST DAY.-The Governor Of Massachusetts
has appointed Thursday the 9Th day Of April. to
be observed throughout tho Commonwealth as
day Of public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09
CouRT or TNQuIRr.-The Frederick Her
aid of Saturday 25th ult. says:-

aid Of Saturday 25th ult. says:-
We understand that it is probable this
court will adjourn to-day-and that they will
return their opinion to the President in sub
stance, the same az it was before. The opin.
ion on Maj. Gen. Gaines's ccse we have not
yet heard. II is supposed that the decision
will be laid before President Van Buren, as
General Jackson's term has now 30 nearly
expired as scarcely to give him time TO act.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09

a few amendme nts, and went into the
consideration Of Executive business. -
The House were chiefly occupied with
the Whitney affair, and were still in ses-
sion at | O'Clock the question being
undisposed Of.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-09

hSHuHCW stiihiuS ouL tnc ~ scCuoH
providing for the distribution oc the sur
plus remaining in the Treasury on the
lst of January, 1888.
Mr.. Bell moved that the House disa-
gree to the Senate amendment.
MIR. Cambreleng expressed hope
that the question would be taken without
debate.
Mr.. Mercer stated on the authority Of
the officers of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury, that there were credited to the U.
S. in the Deposite banks, the sum OF for
ty-two millions. The payment of the
first quarter to the States had diminished
the sum in the Treasury but little more
than one million. The sale Of lands in
the mean time, had equaIled in amount
that Of the corresponding quarter Of last
year. The appropriation Of this large
surplus among the States would if it was
appropriated to the purposes Of education,
as it had been in many Of the States,
produce the gre atest and most bene fetal
moral results.
Mr.. Vanderpool demanded the previ-
Gus question, which was seconded.
The amendment Of the Senate was
disagreed to-yeas III, nays 81.
The Naval Appropriation bill, return
ed from the Senate with amendments,
was taken up, and the amendments were
concurred in; including the amendment
for launching and fitting out the Penn
sylvania.
AT 8 o'clock the House took a recess.
In the evening session, the Senate
passed several private bills, concurrcd in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19


An old man, named JoHN YEAReiS, was
found dead in his house, on Saturday the 9Th
inst. at Charlottesville, Va, having, Il Is sup
posed, died suddenly the preceding day. The
RePubIicaL Of that place contains long ac-
count Of this singular Individual, from which
we extract the following
"Mr Ye1rgin hu. been Tor years (thrty)
reeIuso from the world. living By himself In
his house ~ here he died. iits dress Was Of
the most common kind, and which generally
consisted Of a pair Of buekskin OF cotton vel
vet Pantsloons. green baize coat or jacket,
and q coarse cotton $hirt-.the one which be
had on when he died was black with grease
and dirt, aud looked a. " he had worn !. " ith-
out changing for years. Ills diet was bacon,
cheese, aud corn bread-tea and coffee, be
never SLOWED himself - he said that NJ slops
killed people. lie cooked his osn yietuals
snd was economical IN the manner 81 burning
his wood, laying q eBdWiso IN the fireplace,
80 that u should not burn ont too fast &c
was . saddIsr By trade, sDd came % Char
lottesViile about the year l795, snd Zoe awhile
carried on tie ssddling business. In lsO1 be
purchased his present residence, snd corn
nieRced the sals q liquors ADD other articles,
and living almost entirciy 20 himself, hording
bat gold o. silver Tor TIE articles be s0l5. and
giving no credit Tie house h q mass q 9Th
sid dirt. and eveFy thug covered With the
dust and eobuebs of thirty YEAR, sccumula-
don. crowded with easks, barrels, bottles, and
rubbish of 81 soris We found large piles %
old be wspapers, and several books. The
books whLch he Rad and vslued could BE- Dr.
tngui.hed from the othrrs u would sesm
from theiS spPssrsHes, snd the marks Fut IN
them, nat he oflen perussd the works u
FraBk Zen, Goldsmith, ard Pope. Tupids Song
,ter. Sc notwithstanding bis secluded habits.
he - said ~ have e0avcrsed politely asd cheer
fully with 81 Nho visited him, was veil M
formed on The Topics - The day and gave he
opinions freely. iis slept ~ cbamber ia the
upper story % his houss upon 90 Old bed laid
upon four stir<s o. sood -tse covering con
sisted II deer skins" &c.
"it hes been aisays ssid sid bsissvsd ~
The ehiEsna q this place that Mr. Yeargin
Possessed considerable money WAieh he had
bsrisd o. seeFstsd aboui bic house. We vers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19

Informed yesterday by = gentleman that during
ih. yesrs " 1910. IL, az, IL and Ia he Pur-
chased yearly = gallon stoos jar. which he
doubtle,s put bis usoney IN and buried IL. Tn
der his bed were found foor baEs Of siissr.-
On Niondsy mSrnlAg his cellar vss cleared u
several kssds u wocd, rubbish, &c, when tbs
dixxing fvr the hiddes tressurss eoamsoced.
Aflsr digging about half m hour. aud two feat
from the surface. = jar Of silver VS. disco
vered. which when taken up was found 70 be
ful, of25 cent coins, and soon ster another jar
~as Evs.d which contained Si26o. in the
course Of the afternoon two other jars were
found. The whole amount found On Saturday
and Monday was n little upwards of IS 300.
Yesterday only one jar was found, which eoo-
tanned between 6 aud 200 dollars.
=" We happened 10 be among the number OF
those ~ no ~itDe sscd the Removal Of the De-
posites' from the bowels Of the earth.-the old
miser's Deposited money. Ts~ iAesssad four
pence half pennies were among tho buried
treasure - 4, 400 quarters Of . dollar, besides
numerous dollars. half dollars and nine pepcss.
What a theme here - for Temperance lee
turo- 10. 600 half pints Of liquor for the four
penres, lf the mi>er has LEFT 81 900. all Of
which no made in liquor. what . Hood IL
would mako, IL all the liquor could he col
,eeted. How many seventy-fours would Il
float"
Much speculation has existed aud does yet
exist ss ~ the amount Of money which Mr.. y.
has ieft. Those Who know him and the busi-
ness he transacted contend that he must have
had 500. 600, others that he hal only about
$4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
Fno,I TaK soUTu.
TEXAS.


The New Orleans Standard furnishes
very curious account OF the action OF
the different branches OF the Trxian
government, IN relation TO Santa Anna.
The rulnor reaching the ears of the
members Of Congress. that President
Houston intended TO liberate the Mexiu
can chiefs. they passed the following
resolution
Resoired. That the President be and
he is hereby vested with the custody
anL disposal Of all prisoners Of war
Provided, that the prisoners Santa Anna
and Almonte shall not be released OF
Let at liberty on any occasion. without
the concurrence Of the Senate, and that
the President shall not have the power
to release said prisoners during the re-
cess Of the Senate.
This resolution was Immediately re-
toad by Gen. Houston. The Congress.
notwithstanding. passed it again by the
Constitutional majority Of two thirds,
and IL became law. President Hous-
ton, driven 10 extremity, and determin-
ed to release Santa Anna al all hazards.
!EbuOuuCCu buC IcSOiutiOu uuSonsulu-
lional aud usurpaiion Of bis executive
authority, and in the face Of the law
Of Congress set Santa Anna free, and
put the whole Congress at Defiance
The army being with the President in
all things. Congress sue1umbed. The
repetition Of such scenes must prove
highly Instantaneous to the Texan
cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Agrccably to public notice "A respect
able number Of the democratic citizens
OF Jefferson met at Mr.. Sam'l Stones
hotel. when Col. b. DAVENPORT was
called to the Char and &. y. HARDING,
Esq. appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were sub
mittcd and unanimously adopted. wa:
ResoIrSd, That we cordially approve
Of the course adopted in meeting by the
Republican party Of the county OF
Berkeley. that convention be held at
Martinsburg on me I'D of February, for
the purpose Of selecting a suitable per
son to represent this district in the
CongIess Of the L. States.
Resoired. That a committee Of FIVE be
appointed TO meet IN said convention,
and that said committee be named by
the Chair.
In accordance with the above Teso-
luton. the chair appointed the following
gentlemen said committee, 10 wits g..
b. Wager Francis Yates Joseph Smith.
and II l.. Opie. Jr.; and. on motion.
the chairman was added 70 the commit.
tee.
Resoirsd. That the Virginia Repub.
lican. Winchester Virginian. South
Branch Intelligence. and Richmond
Enquirer be- requested 70 publish the
above proceedings.
B DAVENPORT, GIN.
&. b. HARDING. SsCV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-19
Tie Stale LsgisiaiuJs.

Our dates from Richmond are uP To Thur
day last The proceedings Of the Legislature
possess lately very little interest. Nothing
worthy Of special notice occurred during the
past week. Col. Samuel II. Lewis, Of Rock
insham, In, been elected Brissdier General
to supply the vacancy caused by the promo
ton Of Briscos q. Bald~ in--and Thomas a.
Bayly, of Aecomac, Brisadier-Generai TO sup
ply the vacancy ocea,ioned by the death u
Gen. Severn F.. Parker. Yesterday was the
day appointed for action upon the report Of
the Select Committee, on tho subjec, Of Ben
jamin Watkins Leigh, letter Of resignation.
An exciting debate will no doubt occur on ,Lis
subject