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isps =. immediately s!'sck tor The opposite shore
AMI On ..ss hing .esd out on tho ground mud turn.
sand, s. T. :. s. ~ .s wo'd 10 h.
eueS ~" IN his body aud one just above the temple
producing insant death. Lieut. Woodr,n Cam R's
Hs:sn No was some distance behind heurd the
gagei the Indiana Sr nearly an hour. when s s"ced.
!e 10 setress He then collected hin b,a,s, and bav.
ING obtalned pOs session Of BODY eeed
u. rI Ia'!as The lnd'sns were pursued, hut
sn:n 10 escape Capt Russell was clad 10 the undress
UNIFORM Of the infantry, and it was 10 this that W. NAV
psooaoly attribute his DEATH as hut man Of the
Indians was unknown their number was much Rroarer
t'an has fought us toge,her for long ~hilr The re-
mans O. Capt were Inferred with military honors on
e -. es " intelligence received " the interior
sesn mat MeJ Noers wound has proved MORTAL and
thus are W compelled At the ram. lime to mourn th.
loss Of two brave and efirienl officers. and IN ac
knowledge that in the mist Of lic We are in DEATH
lmpcrtsnt Treaty besree. France aad .sle=ico.-Bv
t''e arrival Of the schooner Water Witch, daspache
mere ny Admiral Baudn, have received information
!na conference was held the 9th inst at Vera Cruz
Trtween The Mexican r!enipotentiariea (orosx, and
.;S .. ~ ONE .'de and Admiral Baudin tho other
INV fesu'te'! IN The adoption Of treat, Of peace
le articles Of said treaty were formed on ,c Oh ana
signsd on the 10th inss. '''~ '''' "''
Inc Mesicans at Vera Cruz were much pleasej with
the treaty and public reoicngs ia thereof
'o:s place on the evenings Of the 9Th and 10Th.
W.T. fakenhsm, the English minister, guarantees in
o name t ais government the payment Of the iudc,.
my due to the e1ifeA Fsanch, the conditions Of which
We a.: assured that tho whole Mexican population
approved Of !he treaty that VAS mtate in Novemsr.
which tor"'ed the basis Of the one now sdop,ed.
rance receives nothing indemnify the exp Of
the war and claimed merely The 46OOjOO menoned in
her utmatnm. so
The Englsh minister signed the treaty a. one Of III.
parties anil was expected that the English aee before
tera Cruz would immediately sail for Europe ;ts object
being accomplished. ''s'
Inc Mexican journas are Of opinion that their CO.
ver"nsnt will net ratify the treaty. ~
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WANTED

hom 500 = 1000 Shares SssrI n Cissess Bank.
9rNHOSE wishing 10 eli, viii IL veil n cnIi nm,
leave thsr names and amoust ofstock, 1T The store
stock alone IL desired, - " e CAME
"esS .+4~ 3w
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Why iaGovernor Roman like an article monopoljzed
by single 'nerchnnt! Dye give it up!
He's Forestnl1ed.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

R6solu quo 10 Cnmi,e do Finance est sutoris6 /
s'addrcsses une p'usieurs Banqucs pour IN credit
osAcrt pour tces somms quiz sera n9cossaire pour
ia'ro taee aux psiemsn ts courant du Tresor, pen.
dant les rccouvrer enl dos sommes dues Ia MI.
nicira he pour prvaRe, taxes, &C. tous bilcts ennis
sur do tells cr6jits devront Giro synees par 81 Tre
sorie5 ct Ia mptroe"r OF contresignes par 10 Pre-
sident du Comit6 do Finance, ct rapporte on Con.
sell par 10 Comptroleur; pourvu que los sommes
ains oe'nPrunsees n'cacedcnt janais cent mile
res luton scra pay6, Ia Banque GU aux Danques
en- Dormant SO xante jonrs d'annoaco au Conseil.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

R6solu qua le Recorder st, et demeure autoriee
ac,cter tel b,tsnu qu paraitra convenahc pour Il
police sur Ia enve !; 10 dit batesu dovra etre pave
par lOrdrc du Marie sur lc TIE sorer.
SlgnG
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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MMERclAl.
PORT or NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAkANck.S.

I'd March q. 1889
ship Empire, Fsker. New Yosk. LHGaIs
Ship 81 Mary. Fo.tns, for New York. Laidaw
Sh'P Per'ionette: fooo for Have T An.loy
Eaqun Bashaw. Freeman. 70, Boston, stsison Aver
tsr Luna Nason. for Boston, So Whi,nev
Brig lIccla, Whitney. for New Yesk, "a MsrJett
Brig G,crian, lie Mout, for Philadelphia.
kid4es Head
bIss Ann hsN.eh AasteT. f'a MatsNHss, Colt co
Su,r Glide, Halie,t fur BOSTON. ga R,d.e
Sclsv Delaware. Marles for MasaRords WIN B.y.n
$l0Op Mary Elixaietb, Hsrrts for Pensacola, Master
Ssssa,es Celuaslia Windls. for Galveston.
SNieh VoOvhsep
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FOR NEW YORK.
Regular Packet for Monday, 25sh inst.
Holmes Line OF Packets.
*! The elegant packet ship vICKSBURG,
IT'D Bunker master, having two.thirds of her car.
60 engaged, will sail as above. For the re-
@alder Of gh PASSAGE having superior accom-.
Modas'ons apply to the captain boar opposite the
vegetable Market, " 10 A COHEN,
n0 ~ 9OCOmmop 1t,
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GREAT ATTRACTIONM
At 10. - Magazine street.. sser 3. Lery's Auction
kass, eYpos,ts BasA'e Arcade.
GiLLER respectfully informs the public that
1v1 TIN celebrated
al, Stesss Of CLEOPAT IRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most Of the principal
cities Of the Unon the lively ADM, a,ion Of many
thousand vissers has arrived in this city, and ID now
being exhibited for short time only, from O'Clock
A N, 70 9o'clock, pm.
OfAdmhsance, 50 cents: Season tickets. A.
kbl6-lc
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y FUR NEW YORK.
Regular Packetfor Monday he lst Iprix.
Holmes Line Of Packets.
The very fast sailing regular packet shin
8IN ORLEANS. Sears master, will promptly sail
as above. For freight or passage, having Fl.
egant accommodations apply 10 the captain on tonrd
one tier below the Vegetable Market, or
mar ~ COHEN, 90 Common At
N0TlCE-'rhe Le,te! Bag Of the fast sailing ship
~ PRoroNI!s, Capt. Mason, will be taken from the
subscribers Office, at o'clock, r. N.
mrI2 LEVI H. GALE, 80 Common Al,
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

A BSENTED himself about week since. the negro
hoy George. about 10 or 20 years IL ago, slim
ou'lt, sesks English and French; also the Negro wo
ma" Sally about 40 or Is 81 age, speaks English
snd trenc-n" marks recolscted. hut she i. very i'm
pudent when spoken to. The above reward will b.
Rad io' lodging either Of them in a by application at
Captains Of vessels and others are cautioned nraios,
aborng said slaves under The sevevest penalties Of the
law. rSo' 'o
GUNNY BAGS-25,NOO G0nny Rags, 22l.2 nni
~ 3bushe sizes, in bales and bundles, for sale bv
mar2 BRIDGE H. Co, 1884 Magazine RI
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We are authorized to announce r. O. MEux 40
Candidate fur Alderman Of the First Ward Of tho Second
Municipality.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

COTTON CIRCULARS
~ PRINTED wih the Grealesf Expedition, o,ss
~ style nss~pa,,sd in Nkw ORLEANS, or else
where. -
OEpEas l.n 81 coxrr,xe Roon in s.. Charles e.
change, (Coner " Grspier 81. y II r R U E
AMERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of P"ydras and 8. Charles Streets, xal b
promptly attended 10.
Dec l-tf.
IL Twilled Lowell Cotons for sale by
nnr 6 ISAAC bril- GE T. 90 la Magazine At
l.. BROWNS Patent PadLkovm BaIanees.-Gro-
- Gers can find at So Bienvfe street, Patent Plat
form balances, superior any offered in hia city
Tell WRCARNES.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder,

Eesolu one 10 voyer est OF demeure aut 'ris6 a
ialre pl Ger sans dtls aux intaEs"e,ions do utes
les res travcs'nt Ia rue Tchoupitoulas jusau' Ia
rue do Ia Commune des points OF travarsant de Ia
meme maniere gu fintersection ces RUS Hcvia
ct Csfondect. '0'
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ETrER BOXES-A new article used in New
York. smong the merchants generally and valu-
Die article for compiling room for sale by
DAVID FELT l. Co, N Stationery Hall
MeIIo "a Charities ST
iNSEED OIL-lO casks Iinseed Oil in store
10 casks Sician Linseed Oil, landing from brig
Wilngley, from Palermo, for salel,v 80
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
NOR ID Cor Common and TchapitOulas s,a
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TO.MOR ROW
Al O'clock,

TOMORROW
| =. Al 6'ocIock.
S25 400 y! Capital Ptiz-.
20 Prizes Of 4lO00 each, 10 sO,O0OM!
800 Prizes Of 4IO0 each
10 Drawn ba''o's ~ IN each package Of 26 Tickets.
L " l S l A A LOT Terry.
passed Mach C!ass t. oi isss :" b dawn or
Saturday, March Cd. 1882 at o'clock. pm. A. The
6.' s. SkE ts's GA Gle s. -
kicH s SCI Co.
riel.,. tsAs ssss sssS e
Packages Of 26 tickets for $685. warranted to draw
At least $780, Pscksgeso Of &c half tickets @iO4 var
1aned TO draw at least "a co. Packagesof2 Quarter
1'ekr': Tor es2 on, warranted TO draw al ieas, 93O.
The hnnac~vs Ofsee,
m<" - Canal street, m'At TO Camp 1t.
WiLS0N's FRENCH AND ENGLISH DC
IloNARY.-Just received a very valuable
'%s above s xrsx %ssat s; Eli. ss
dern Europe; Hannah Moore's Works: Crabbe's Ens.
ll.h sy.opymes; B!sdin's Anatomy; Conbe's Phiss.
GHosy; mxsTsgo%s.ys Lectures; Stevens Travel: 10
key Russia sod Poland; Keith the Prophecies: 10.
va''d's Oracle; Lady Of Lyons; 4almsgundi; West.
ward ward Ho; Tom Jones; Gil Bias, The Young Duke;
~ so!9D AsAty " hvSbCssI, WetCnonto
set " single work. m22
lew BOOKS.--Memors Of Charles Matthews,
=. Boet q he Passions. By &. ?. James. illus
;s: received and .gs. .ss xi
mat8 GFCsmp and Common sts
CLOUR-loo0 barrels, 10 6ne shipping order, a, the
lending. per Flute, for sale BY g. DORSEY,
mr2 A New Leves. |
"niSKkY-950b ibis RscliksJ Whiskcy, 10 store,
W. for sale by G. DORSEY,
mE2 A New Levee. |
ARD-Atskegs Leaf LAID, in store. Tor eale b
IL G. DORSEY,
mr22 A4Neu Ievse |
II TMBRELLAS-32 cases Mantua and Bingham Um. |
~ bIellss comprising complete sssostmsni landing
rom brig Palmer. for sale hy ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Go.
mrg 1874 Magazine st. |
no HiRE-A-Girl Of fourteen years &C age, handy
a every thing, particularly for childlsn. Apply
mr22 IL. No. l39 Poydns 81.
9 WET MALAGA WINE, 19T sale by ---il
= mar 20 READ T. BARSTOW,t Bank Fisce
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IMpOers

..Ppv chr losisna SD slose CnaEJenee svzo.
hds sSess. liW bk ~ sases, " " Boerrs, 10
balss Ucss, oveeT on seord.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

d u y
R6so'u que 10 Marie est, ct dsmsurc autori,e 4
sneltre on favenr de Samuel Arm ID quatorse bons
90 SlOUO chaque portant I'm interet annuei do ok
pour cent, payables semi annuellement 10 Bsuuus
Dc FUnion, Nsw York. ct compile du contrat
aves 10 dit Arnold, fat commencement 4 une ordon.
nance Do CO Conscil, du II Avril 1873. Les dts
bons fats dams Ia formo ordnaire avec les intetets
, sunexes.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder.
Hesolu que 10 Tresorier paiera John X. Butler.
sur l'ordre du Marie, Ia somms do auaranto trois
Pi stres 2e-l0O pour depenses enccurues en- an.
levant de Ia Levee les debris drum batoau yaoeur
Michigan. FeN
agne
W JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resolu quo Ia somme do dcux cents piastrcs soft
payGs Alexander Pickara Commissaire du prom
: = Distriot CONNIE extra Compensation pour avoir
.ervi CONNIE Commissaire du Msrche Poydras pen.
dant tx mois.
Sign6
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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MAYORALlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
A GREEABLY 70 law, and in virtue Of q resolution
~ Of the Council Of the Second municipality, notice
is given. that ~ election for Aldermen of The
said Municipality, will take place on Monday LIST Apr
na1t from 9o'clock A. N. until O clock r. M At ,ha
Places and under the superntenLeuce Of tho persons
hereinafter designatsd, 10 witt
lst ward, At the Exchange Hotel. INSPECTORS John
Hewlett and William Mexican. Clerk John Baain.
ard.
ID ward, a, the Municipal hall. I,rrectoys Tbomo,
Toby and William Frerei. Clerk b k'ndig.
I'd ward, at lDaniel McAuley's. inspectors William
i. liepp aud James W. Behsu. Clark G. w. Hurdy.
ak New os'ssn:, is,h March 1889.
.n.2 q. GENOIS, Mayor.
MARIE DE "a NOUvELLE ORLEANS.
4 tONFOKMEMENT Ia loi, ct en- vsstu d une RI.
~ solution du Conseil de Ia Municipalits No
deux avis est donne que pelection des Aldermen de
Ia dts Municipaliie aura lieu Lundi Ter Avr pro.
Ghe;n depu. neuf heures du matin usqua cnq heures
de rarDes midi, dams les leux sous Ia direction des
pe ,so 1;s..: ei'nprSs desigoee,. sa,or;-
., Ter district, q rExchange hotel lnspecteurs, John
Hewlett and Wili~m Mexican. Greifier John Brain.
ard. 0''' "'"'s''
~, "a district. Ia maison mnnicipale. Inapecteurs
kendig. -'"'''''"
3me district, chez Daniel McAuley. Inspsc,o,,,
"! Hepp and James w. Bchan. Greficr George W.
Hudy. "' W.
La Novelle Orleans, 70 Mars 1889
ml2 c. GENOlS, Maire.
m lSSOUHi HAkMONY-A large soDDly. lust re-
~ eeved and for sale by the gross or DOZEN or in
se, ~ A TOWAR,
mar 49Csmp II
nllx-sO caska winter s,,.;n.J oni IN :. - -
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resssn qn' atm tls faciliter 10 coec.e des sommes
aaes eette MnnicPsli'e. h Treso Ter est. ct de.
sneNra autorise 4 reccveir ,,es b;lle,. sn!o,.<,
sat'staction. quatrs. hut gu tiouso moir en- pa;e
Do toulcs dettes, excop.G celles Dc lovers do
teffa'ns u taxes dc proprie Gs foncierea ct d,es
ciaves en- aj"t'tant aux dits be.s r;nteret raj
ioa DC is hut pour cent par an; urvu quo iorsque
ses p.e's srront Pris . vcrtu de ce,s authorizations
eSuhc secnrhe posstd6e par cette corporation s,,r
Len hens du d6biteur no sesa enlev6e n; d;m;nn6e
M sfccs6r, jusls' an placements les dts bille,s.
s. Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
keso'u quo 10 salairo do II. Dsnis, Secrktairc du
department. Gu voyer, rst augmcnter / IL somms
ae cen' p.assfes par mos, dater du premier JAM
S;gr6
JOSHUABALDWIN. Rccorder
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AFFAiREsDU CONsElL. !
. sEcsoNi,E MUNICIPALITIES.

AFT .AiRE5 DtJ CONsElL.
sEcs5Nl,E MUNICIPALITIES.
4 hi ma sDI. u Mar. 1889.
sd.sce Sdla Msss 1859.
R6solu gae rsmiacsas rat hitas dunno s,ucyas 4,
vsnKt ctnq p'astres. iG,pose0 p mr. nvcr ysndu an
cSlpot.rut saas licencc axns cetto Muaicipaii6. :"
Sient -
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Kos Nv quo frontr dos b ,nds do Ia ammo do Ia
soMres de milo piastres ehaqie, don Permission
" 8Aaqns do Ci'6 do Ia Nonvcllo Orloan. e,S
antors6s par orlannance dn DGcembrs dcrnicr
. eoienf EMS cH favour de. OF psyablcs Thomas
Melion. cdntormsment IA req,,ste de seiio iusti
~, ION ainsi qnil appsn par une lct,rs DC cote
sgE6
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
kesnli quo !e crtsoricr paisra, SIR l'or,ire du
Marie, : J. 6. Pscndergast pour ayo;r public los
rap ores dc Ia police, Ia sommc do cent ct Gin.
qaante piastrea,
{ Sivr6
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder,
Kesolu que 10 TIES rier paieri Robert Aikcrv.
sur r0rdse du Marie. Ia somme de seize cent trenie
cinq Piastres. ct cinquante no CENTS pour pierrcs
plates, rgo'es At ,raverses. deli tGes On vertu
% son coatrat coform6mant une resolution de CO
ConseiI. en- date du ~ Mare IL g.
-, Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
NJ
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TO THE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
USf received by the latest arrivals from Havre,
- splendid collection Of Artists Brushes, paints. PAL
ets pallet Knives and pastets water coors and
water c"ors prepared with honey and vanish for dos
stumrs OF every description, splendid mahogany and
walnut eases, for portrait painters pastel cyons Of
every color pencils Of every size varnish hrushes fat
1 "% ro " very Large size canvass already prepared
co!o.s. brushes. elegantly fitted up, &c &c.
Splendid Albums, superbly bound and gilt; colours.
o. every description, by cake; sign and ornamental
tools and pencils; and great quantity Of articles If
taste which are too numerous to detail.
ihe principals Of Academies, Teachers Of Drawing
and Painting, will do we'll to call at the store OF the
subcriber which will accommodate the amatears and
artists favorably. MONDELLl,
No So Camp street
Dealer in Paints, Oil, Varnishes and Fancy Articles
for panters wholesale and Retail. MARI Inn
TO RENT.
@ a large Ware House, 80 feet by 6O and lot
!!b in Girod street, one lot from Baron st. Apply
HslA3 to DOYLE 4 MAY
mlrI No 3 CnrOndeet At
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EW BOOKS.-Memoirs Of Charles Matthews,
Comedian. by Mrs. Matthews, in 2 vols.
Book II the Passions, By q. p. r. James, illus
lse'ed with sixteen splendid engravngs in vol svo
Just received and for sale by Wal McKEAN
mas2S ctFCsmp and Common sts
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Steamer Norfolk inft l,ousvilse I4th inst n n
F,thoias wster in I'm Ohio. below the asj..
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RUITER-44 kegs western reserve, just rec'd and
- fos3sale by DORSEY,
mar f. A New Levee
~ Ths Packet ship TAROLlNTA, from New Yosk,
sdscbaEing at tho lower end of,,e Vegetable Mark
ct Con sgnees Of goods will pIeass attend Ion the
lfseel y their receipt. PETER LAlDLAW,
mafsi 66 Camp It
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-16
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.

The Chatter election commenced IN this city on
Tuesday last, and continued three days. We have
accounts to Wednesday evening, including, how
ever, only the aggregate vote the first day The
vote was l6 ,S07--over two thousand less than last
year. This is ominous-that the Wings were not
out. The Administration is in the field in the
shape of Custom House Officers, who fight with
the. desperation OFFICERS, and pour out their-no,
the peoples money-as did Swariwout and Price
in other days. The Administration will spend
$50, 900 in this electon-money purloined from the
Treasury whether directly or indirectly, it is no
matter.
The Wings were confident of electing their can
didate for Mayor but talk doubtingly of carrying
maj ority of Ward Officers. Last Spring, by cul-
pable apathy among the Wings, the Administration
JUS, failed of success; and there is reason to appre-
bend the this year has enabled them to
reduce the Wing majority, if not to entirely over
come it. The Wings can carry the city when they
choose to do SO, by 5000 majority, and if they
have lost it this Spring, another State election will
call them out, and ensure them success.
The Whg,ticlset prevailed in Brooklyn, 1G3 ma
jority. Ia other parts Of the State the Wings are
achieving numerous and important victories,
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SWARTWOUT A WING -

The assertion that Swartwout is Wing and
therefore the Wings responsible for his defacauon,
is not more ridiculous than thousand other false
hoods to which The Van Buren, party driven in
their present extremity. The records of the Sem
ate, not yet erpunged, set the matter at rest
On the 18th of January, $3.50, President Jackson
sent a message to the Senate commencing fol-
lows :--"Commissions have been granted during
tho of Congress to the following persons for
the offices respectively annex ed to their =;
now nominate them TO the same, viz -
Here follows long list of removals and appoint
menis, containing, among others, the following =
"SAMUEL SWARTWOUT, to be collector of
the customs for the district of New-York in the
State of New York, vice Jonathan Thompson, re-
qnooed. Senate Journal for 1929 and 1880, pages
49r, 402, 403.
This nomination too great outrage on
public opinion to pass without opposition, foi
Swartwout's character notorious. On the 25th
Of March, 1880, Mr. Sanford presented the memo
rial Of 'Jacob Vanderpool and Others praying that
his nomination light not be confirmed I; and on
the same day, MIR Holmes of Maine, presented the
representation of Gerrt Forbes on the same sub
ject, which were both referred to the commtte on
commerse."-Pag Q 437 of the same Journal.
The Journal of the Senate for March 30, (page
44o,) is as follows -
'sThe Senate resumed the consideration of the
nomination of SAMUEL SWARTWOUT. On
the question: Will the Senate advise, and consent
10 this appointment? 1t decided in the af-
| firmative--Ye cas-, IS Nays, 81. On motion cf Mr.
Bibb, the yeas and nays being desired by one fifth
Of the Senators present, those who voted in the
affirmative
Messrs eAdams Barnard, BENTON Brown,
Chase, DICKERSON, Dudley, Ellis, FORSYTH,
GRUMPY, Hayne, Hendricks, Iredell, Kane,
Sanford Smith Of Maryland Tazewell, Troup,
White. WOODBURY.
Those who voted in the negative
Messrs. Barton, Bell, Bib, Chambers, Clayton
Foot, Frelinghuyse Holmes, Johnston, Knight,
Marks, Naudan Robbins, Ruggles, Sey mour, Sis
bee, Smith of South Carolina, Sprague, Webster,
Wiley"
The Senate then consisted, when full, of 81 Ad-
mnstration and 81 Opposition members. The vote
was, we believe strictly PARTY diDision Here
we find the tue blues of the party, BENTON,
WOODBURY., and others, going for the nominal
ton, which opposed by the Anti-Jackson mem
bors. 1t was party nomination forced down the
threats Of the Senate by partydictation. Jonathan
Thompson, an honest public servant who had
never embezzed cent Of the peoples money was
,enoped to make room for this party favorite.-N.
III. Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-16

NJ General MacOmb has set out on mission 10
The Seminole Indians, with power, 1t is SAID, 10
propose terms of peace, and permit them TO remain
in possession of their lands. The Indians have re-
peatedly offered accept these terms, but our phil
anhropc administration has thought best tc reJecl
them and spend about twenty million of dollars
in attempts to expel them from their possessions
ard the sooner make Florida Stale another
slave holding Stale. This was the object OF Mr
Benton's bill, which he offered in the Senate;
which, had il become law, would have made an
other Van Buren, State, at am expense OF millions
of dollars from the Treasury. If the Administra-
ton want Florida merely for party purposes, let
the Swartwouts of the party, pay for IT from the
political fund-the avais of past plunders--and not
compel the people to pay for it by law. They have
been robbed enough already by the Sub-Treasurers
without law, to be further preyed upon by Benton s
system of legal robbery.
The Indians have committed many horrd MUIR
ders, but more than have been committed by
our side. Indeed, 1t would be difficult to deter
mine which party is guilty of the greatest outrages
Our army has often penetrated the Indian country
and murdered all who opposed them; in return the
Indians have repealed aggressions OF the whites and
used the knife and rifle freely, so that there has
been in continual operation for about five years,
system of mutual blood shed. In moral sense
the greatest share of guilt rests upon u.s. The
whites were the aggressors, while The Indians at
first sought only to maintain theirs, the patrimo-
NAL limits which came to them from their fathers
II is not improbable but that Gen. Macomb may
succeed in restoring harmony by promising to the
Seminoles undsturbed possession of their terri
tory-iust what they asked Ave years ago, before
twenty millions of dollars had been expended to
drive them out. But il any such promises are made
it is 10 be hoped that they may be better observed
than have been manylprevous promises