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WILLIAM SEWARD.

The Special Embassy to England. !, will be Perceiv
ed by our extracts TO-DAY (Says the Albany Argus OF
Thursday that Mr. Williams, one Of the Senators from
Maine stated Portland tina, appointment OF sPe-
e,l minister would be made until after intelligence Of
the present state Of affairs had reached England, and
repy had been received from our resident minister
there The Washington correspondent Of the Journal
of Commerce ION the 10Th inst after contradcung the
,umor.d apeointnie nj Of Mr. Calhoun, &c says;
ave have, however, rumof, which Is entitled 10
SONG credit that MIR Forsyth will be the individual Sc
Iected for this highly honorable add responsible mission
The probability that there will be little difficulty OF
DELAY 10 sstilng the question with England Her pol
icy Is peace, well own The eHetsment which
has recently taken place the sabieciihe measures
adopted BY Congress for putting the country IA war
lie attitude the calm, dgni6rd and firm department
~ The President III ali tend 10 prompt adj usi-
me Mt Of the difficulty.
"A have no doubt that the Special Minister will be sP
pointed and sent very sOon and that the negotiation
I be brought promptly 10 close i-insead OF beng
protraesd az Mf Adams hiHtsd tbst would be, like a
s,.nish negotiation The temper Of Maine, the feel
ms a the country, will no, brook shy further uinng
Gs.st Britain would doubtless yield every hlng Ne re-
qu,re, provided would give her toad from New
brunswick % CAnscs
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Bank Fsiirres We learn from Michigan that the
Ypssn,, Bank, the Michigan State Branch, aud the
Detroit CIT y Bank, hav. all failed recently The for
bank which had been charged with great frauds,
the first tumble 10 pieces which created bank
panic aud doubtless the of the stoppoge of
the other two.
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IsnotLsy Sus, Tfsassrs .4hssonded The assistant
postmaster al Michigan city, laenns, e" weets ago
- .Trs,,sd on charge q purlOning money from
litter. lie confessed having iaksn over 60, ane Sas
held 10 bail in tho oi siooo, which he PAID sne
rode of lie sfsr~srd srresiec. hsid 10 pan io'
$40 more which lac slso pad, sad then es, io' the
ncsfesi sea part PefgsAaes fesmsalg.
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CaIdrOn Kettles.

rTNllE subscrhor has sssortmentof the above nri
l. ci's, Nos /, :, aud 3, op hand aud Tor sald.
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, March 10, 1850. II
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IL AoN HamPsAirs Eleo49s. We have returns
,osa about THIRDS 81 the towns Of New Hampshire
TAs sgAls "a Loeosoeo- Srosg John Psgs 20 slse'ed
GoserncT BY any Dslouiy, nsl 10 ese~ed-Isa IAeNs-
sAAsaf lees than pre- tAs@sasd. Nes iismPshFs does
Loo. lisls better then any other Stale Ne
hso9 Il We give II up--the ~iekrS toyfish lshs a
grcsa bsy tee .-B q. Cazenc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

Rotation among the SPoiLs Men It's said the Presi-
dent is about 10 remove a number Of the 'spos men
from office and place N their stead other greedy claim
ants the spoils fund
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

f., a Sudden Death We learn from Castleton that MIR
H.xilros DsuKr Editor Of the Vermont Statesman,
died suddenly, yesterday, Of the scarlet fever
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k'tOssghs! F'i0ughs !

fINiE Farmer IS requested, before purchasn. tho -
l. boyo named article to call upon the subscriber aud
examine hts assortment, he has them OF all size.
beautiful castings and wooded by superior Mechanic
aud will sell very cheap Tor all kind. of produce OF
Cash. JOHN STRONG
Rutland, March 49, 1889. N
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Sheep Tobacco.

WHEREAS, Aune Jase my wife, has elopod my
w Bed and Board, without any just proyocstion,
therefore forbid all persons ha boring trusting her
my account after this date. RANSOM JACKSON.
Wangford, March Z, 1889. ~
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New York and Maine.

Gov Seward on Thursday last made the following
In the House Of Assembly it referred to select
committee. In the Senate it laid the table for
day.
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Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Rutland, lst March, 1889. (
NO. 5,
General Orders,

In order fully to carry into effect the Act "For the
regulation COVE Of the Militia passed Isl Nov.
1897 THE organization established, and the regulations
prescribed by the report Of the Board of Officers under that
Act which approved by the Commander n.Cbef on
the IIh Oct 1888 land especially for the niorma
and government OF Independent Companies TO entite
them the of the State under the provisions Of the
Act; found necessary establish aud cause to
be observed the following
REGULATIONS.
!. Arms Of the Sias.The object in the provision Of
the statute distribution Of the OF tie State,
was evidently encouragement to Independent Companies
BY furnishing indueement for their formafion efficiency
in point Of numbers. and uniormyn GPPeGranes Com
panes formed, consequently without having ia view the
primo plies upon which the Act based must be inefee-
and subyersiye Of the object Preliminary therefore,
TO any application for arms, the commandern- Chef,
LIST Such Companies Will be formed under the provisions
Of the organization established.
ID They will consist Of not es than SHY men enrolled
liable 10 do military duly aud fully umforasd
eording to tie regulations prescribed by the Board
Sd certificate Of the organisation Of The Company Of
the number Of the enrolled liable to do military
duty and Of the number fully uniformed, sigaed by
the Comma ndant Of the Regiment, will be transmit
ted with such application TO The Commander Chief
Commsbdanis Of Regiments will forthwith cause due
search 70 be made for such pieces Of odasaee belonging
to the State as may found large neglected by re-
son Of the Outstanding Of any Company Of Auey or from
any other cause The TO be properly housed
and secured and report tho same 10 Generals Of brigade
They ~l ALEC make report TO Generals Of Brigade On OF
ose the i0h Of April neI, the sumber Of pieces Of ord
nasee belonging the State within their respeetivs Reg
mens caber and condition Of each aud 70 What Con-
pasy each spPoroned OF, II at large, where situated
ABd Brgsder Generals will see that thu shove regulation
is rre,l, complied With and they will forward The returns
~ reoort.d 20 hi, Deparuen 10 be transmitted 70 the
| Depsrmeut Of the Qgsrter Master deneral
2 Rsgsasniai Court,- Martial -coDnaHdants Of Reg.
NESTS ,hs rsgissNal oouFts @ari'ai eqoifed BY
sS Ger the collection 81 fbss In their sersrs Regiments
within the Oaih q J9ae order "a meet the demands
spos the Tsesssry Of Is state and ihsy ~ make com
i-ls Reiaras d their esPeFe Reg meats 10 Head oHAf
,srs u Bnzsde on belore the @ day Of JAY Ssht ioi
loving BsgAdsef CeHsTas nil report all Field onAee''
shs sksli CORP. with The above Fegsiioa pfsss'
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STATE or ERnOHT' } PEA remembered h.,
Dnirif Of Rutland a.. ID at special P'o aaio
Court held at Kuiiunj within sHl for fad Distre GA
the 18Th lay 81 March, 1888
r. l.. Ofmsbee sdninislrs,or Il tls estate of hon.
Hooker late Of kouand' N sail dis'f'eieoes< pro-
posing TO render n accouBt 81 ts ada inirirsl n
ma Ordersd, that said seoouni 10 examined ~ court
the - day u April mex, sBd that tho publ ation Of
copy Of fh order, three weeks tsooefivd ~ "a tls
Rutland Herald printed If Rutland, 5000 - may be-
shsll be sufficient notice 10 sll coacerned u appear Il
they see cause. and object thereto 10
A true enPy u Record
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a Sign.--Gov Marcy's loco friends recently invited
him To jodeation party, which he promptly declined.
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iNuuandi
To al persons concerned in The estate q
e.. 81 LENT IVES. late Of WAllingiord, in sale
district, deceased, GreshaR.
ON application u John ives, executor Of the last
~ VIII and Testament Of the said decreased ia OF.
dered and decfeed, thst all PERSONS having dsmsnds
gAnst said estate EXHIBIT the The said executor
for settlement, before the 9TH day Of March
otherwise they shall be forever barred And - iur
Their ordered that notice thereof be given 10 all
ed by publishing this decree three weeks successiyel
IN the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland ana By pos
ing the at four public places within the county
Rutland 10 wit: at Ives aud I1onaTds mYefDs "a !,
Wallingiofd, and Reed $ and BesDuns ayerns "a RI
land, within sixty days after the making Of this dsen
Given in Probate Court, AZ Ratlsnd, IA sad dsstu
this 4ih day Of March, A - 1853
10 T. w HOPKINS, Rsgist,
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RO.N A.N'D STEEL.

'INiE subscriber having concluded TO purchase no
4 more OF the above named articles. oaers his stock
consisting of Il oop aud Band Iron pul two horse way.
gon Tire, Swodes and English, Nail Rods, and Cast
steel also lot of Saw Mill Saw. at cost aud char
ges. yOHV STRONG.
Rutland, March 18. 1899. 10
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FLOUR.
SETNGrIS.

% 600 FIRST Rate Spruce Shingles, on hand.
~O'OOO aud for sale. by JOiIN STRONG.
Rutland, NJ rch 10, 1889. %
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DRIED AGILE.

400 Pounds of Dried Apple Of the best quality, eat
wv be had by applying u JOIiN STRONG.
Rutland, March 10 1889. Is
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STATE or PER.s0NT, The Honorable the Proba
District If Rutland, S. ) Court for the district oi
DTrtla
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Grass seed.

n tNIELs BELL bsse Ior sale ~ ri, Ora, al
~ Clover Seed.
Rutland March. Is, 1892. "a
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NJ A!I L. 81 /.

2O KEGS Nails just received from the Factory, as
Nv sorted sizes, AID Tor sale by l3
Rutland March 49, 1899. JOHN STRONG;
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We received By the natl last evening, the following
HITTER from oaf correspondent at Augusta We have
no further information from the frontier.
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n :, the head Of The expedition, or return to
e, he has ssen i, on its way. But it 10 un'
-. III s.oI, Lnatch nnnn Pnehla. One

he wll march the head Of The expedition or return 10
Tampco when he has sten it on its way But II IL un
certain The army will march upon fuebla one
hundred mulssrlsSy for lhr journey Two hernia
phrodne hrigs astz 1os, iw" schoon'is "''h riIo'
b,a, MI Americans have anchored on The bar. They
bove btorrht troops and artillery. The forces winch
were a, rculaa PapanIl and other places, have been
ordered 10 oin the Expedition Prdraz1 still comnnnds
n, T,mnic' E,anc.cn lie Pauo Lopez arrived al Neia
Crnz OF, lyl w The commission Of commander ol the
marIne free.
Euslanen,e arrived I! San Louis Poos on the lst oil
Apri'. OF. .;,I,
THE ruars If Gen !ncGu elt Mex:cn"n The 9Th, with
q vie " Of marching upon Pu. ba and lrf"tl
II was ,rprrt. al 'IanrIc" HAT iurba has declared
for the F. derai canSr: In; It - c"!iadcie by accounts
from Pu"ha b.; gay Of NJ xicn, Of the I'h Thrie vas
s,r.r disturbances huwrvr, "ccasohid by lie battalion
Of Maamc!as, but it was suppl Ss' ava me hhseaue's
arrested.
Tie GnYernnrp, papers declare 'lat tranquility regns
! throughout iim INTERIOR -. -.
GrnrraI Cos viii hc ric b court martial for having
lid Irnn the army al iuian, andey s means cahseu
| ,h, defeat IF fEr Government troops.
The last accents from 1arp'cn announce That Inc
Government :n"Ia are tnc"mf"d about ~ FisucS io'
| ,h., town but show no hostile c!%Pus'Iion
Tn. manifesto u, the PrrsrGrut al Interim Santa ANA
occni,s much o. the attention o! The Mexican journals
Tb Cnsmnp !l,a cuinuar-s il with the Ssage Ui lc'
and ,:hiis AL The cun'rHd c'IUns between them a'
declares the former lie The most false aud hyPoeIiicu
| ever issued in M-Ar"
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competitors by small though certain majority In this
county therefore, shall gain two, as @e expect to do
in Fred rick Intelligent " h'gs themselves, IN lamp
sb re- ,u not calculate upon succeeding although 'hey
hone for il In Morgan, Myers, (AGm.) as Wing
friend himself assured me, must certainly succeed.
DIFF. tr.suIt is not expected by any one, excrp. PER
mans by Feral himself, and the n0f"bc fire. who, in
solemn public meeting approved his support OF llv's
and recommended his re election as The sentiment and
wish of Morgan Myerss majority viii he I'm % TO
100
The Whigs will have their fotmer majority IN BrTkr-
Ier and no.s,,Iy .nccped in Jefferson, though OH
adm chance ur election is considered good We shat!
thus have u.in u same five or SIX members from the
"ter Of Western counties" in This quarter changing to
the WHY'S ana claimed as such 10y their organ the
hig o. 9TH portions of The STATE are also claimed
You are author zrd therefore, 10 tell IT. trecrs what
the calculations Of that journal are worth: but as put
out for political !ct upon the Stale IL "'!i h"'!y mo-
d,!y lis BRIGHT hopes Of success In tins rrg'"u the
friends Of The Administration "a few Guns Tvr'Ir's rH-
crp,rd) could not be more firmly uaIleG. l"y see the
cunning Of Tie Opposiion aud are resolved u defeat H.
The WHY'S make The best possible handle ui The Sub
Treasury divide u.s. but are moitd at The poor sue
cess they nf, with Mir V. Buren, is ganI"g d. c!ediy,
and will have triumphant vote III his ensuing election
So far from beng beaten, lie Will have IN Virginia 1
greatly increased map rily over his i"Tmer ""c"n -
The OId Dominion safe, therefore, as I" The isrsid"n'
l.al vote, and the Wings cannot defeat It,
Youis, Sc
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WhiN .fLNiit,uNIxML

The Petersburg nci!'eencrr has also lis letter fa,
Connecticut. as we'll lily cOmJerr Gi The K W."
Both are equally unfortunate No man viii ,.,,s
either until they do what We have dome -rrcGucfG cha:
ter and vcrse for their assertions quortd A. Ne h
done the replies made by the Drmccrauc and tine u "
candidates TO the queries Of the Aboluu,s,s L.irla.
papers take this course; aud then rhrIr cul,L,,,.
reaacrs will Judge for themselves. We have lad ,h
documents before r,Gd'rS; and It tEcIe he ? r..
among them. who does not say MtS Democratic cam.
ate Is the friend of the South. Mat hg candidate =
enemy "i her Institutions will then consrn, TO .y
low al the barney Of the Wing and Iniehgeu,,r C,
nrcIicu, Correspondents But neither TIE VIII, o..
the l"tr!hgencer CARES to lay the original coru@ ~,
fore sir readers aud therefore il is Idle TOT them
substitute the CLOSES nf tier Correspondents Tor lie
facts Of the orgnais.-'Ihe Correspondent Of the t.
tsrs5urg lnf"hgsncer has IDLY attempted to pain &c..
letter, which published from Hartford upon sever.
Fathers.
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T,rluLu Ere Nulinrs Efn0rd.

lE Lock 0Ecu and s"rn tom stable on tho night OF tie
May. -39 IN the county II U.an:c between the Court
hons" nud GIIrs Courthouse Gad
Fred. rck>urs hirg h"f>c lie light "rTcl, feet
well. Las hiEdOn.c lnwd ~ ck white sad
back, had rf ie daIk ;hg
hguh, HGd clash L oil b. mule whc"
believe his right els h that al, U
When person The stable feed ~ he appears
kIck OF bite. have refused TO take 500 lot him.
give the a The hc horse
a"c Il taken Of ibis state, liberal reward, accUTu. TO
tic DISTANCE I'D trouble TIE Let have. I"d pay al
bic Reuben SOREEI..
Nav ~ l--if
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AtANE BREAK LANDS for Sale in the coun

AtANE BREAK LANDS Tor Sale in the counties Ct
" Dallas. Perry and Green. n The Stale Of Alabama
One trace, in the county g" Dallas contains rnurcc hnr.
dsd and seventy acres, lies five miles of WOori.!
has four hundred Of open land, with every fixture
complete for large Cotton estate, gin house, screw
ayers and negro houses stables well, &c. &c and
is between twenty and twenty five miles of or two
steamboat landings upon the Alabama river This l!uc!
is under cultivation, and is 10 rood order
One other tract adjoining Of five hundred acr, through
which Tie county hne OF Dallas aud Perry passes; has
managers negro houses stables d. end 100 acres open
lard
Oac other tract Of six hundred acres holly in wonIs
very 10 the last mentioned tract hch viii be sod
either with it or without it,
One other in the county Of Greene contains four
hundred and twenty acres has 3GO acres open lnnd
new gin house. gIG and screw managers negro houses
and stables Two bored wells and is bounded on une side
by Zig Prairie creek This beautiful situation con.
tanning break land LACK land and sandy land suf
fcient for all The fam buildings II lies exactly here
tie break joins the sandy land and extends Ia the
town &C Newbuin; has a grIsi and saw mill within
mile ard halt. is II miles from Candies steamboat
landing on the TumbeckbPe river, and is only miles
from the Ourlshing town Of Grccnsboo All the above
lands which are open command al This time from Sj 10
50 per acre rent.
About onehIrd Of the above lands is birh land The
remaining two thirds is The richest Lack cane,il, in
The most favored cotton egion Of the whole Southern
county he 'ie TO every acre OF is not only unqnes
toned, but sonable Tie whole lies in nriph.
borhacd where The land in rapid state of appre car,nn
If the above lands not sold by the Isl day of Oco.
Der next, ull the open land will be for rent
For terms, &c, apply to JoHs JaQrELIy AMBER.
Orange county, Va, or 10 R. {. amber. Richmond,
Fa CT TO AsDREw S. NlcoLsoS: Union Town, Perry
county, Alabama
7. S. For information with regard 10 the value and
character OF this land purchasers referred To Col
VIM. Armstead near Greensboro, and Prince & Gar
reu,, Mobile.
o. The uHrie Democrat will please publish tie obov. cs
moth ill the 1T Of Oo5e and the account 10 hi, Of
fce for collection "
May 10 l-2am,IO
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FOR TIE E.%4t!Hh'
CURSORY SKETCHES.

The political contest through which we axe :. n,
involves consequences Of high and lasting iH'pS"
grow in importance they contemplated; a"'
are carried out in their bearings and
fear tina, too many view this contest as FAele NE
between parties, without tracing in detail Tue 70 b,,s
rests with which it is invested. That II msy ',:e
understood by those who look only upon the
results will enumera,s some of ihseonseq1tn.II y,s
depend upon the issue, and which deserve the ~'''
found consideration. ;Ibs up:
The mos, proxma;e and immediate effect wiz me IL.
the local interests Of the Stale connected WV"
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Respectfully yours, &c.
o tie Editors Of the No,Jolk Beacon !:

10 ne LditOrS q The Nm jULk beacon
lnreP'y to the enquiries propounded to the cane "a.
Tor the counties Of Elizabeth City and WaIHIck, nav
10 say -
! | am decidedly in favor Of the Internal lmT'"
mpnt Of he State, my votes in the last and pfrcrG
legislatures will show. In works Of general chaac's
prefer the State 10 the Joint stock system because
consider the former the efficient plan, and end''
the more necessary nasmuch sister States a''D
Us are employing the most active means TO raise up ~
improvements 10 own.
=. | am not now, and never was advocate q ~
United States Bank. consider it unconstitutional. '
expeGlent and dangerous.
] would under no circumstances short Of acCa. h
slruci!ons give my vote for William e. RIves, as I'"''
States Senal0r. | consider hm Il selfish poIucan-.'
worthy The support Of any State Rights man pa'Ic-.
Iy-or OF the honest portion Of any party. lie supp
ed all the u!lra-Federal, anti.State Rights measnr'
indeed vas the champion Of the late AdmnIsu2i"" ,
ITS very worst acts and affects disgust al The F'r
ADMINISTRATOR which, compared with It's pfrtr.''' ~
is perfectly spOilesy. ] have no confidence 10 b. t''
LESSONS, whether made for The party or the oh''
decidedly, unequiv0cllly, without relucIance. NJ
station or reservation. prefer Martin Van BuEen 70 ~
~ Clay as next President Of the United States I''
sider Mr.. Clay Observation-Disclosures IN his consU-
OF the Constitution, and believe that his elevation " .
Presidency will re-nstae IN power the old tec'i' "
ty. ! believe Mr.. Van Buren, is nearer the VIZ
doctrines Of %, than has been any President since -
Jefferson. have seen nothing objectionable IN ~
mnisraon thus far; he has been guilty of none " W.
Of Gen Jacksons Administrations he IS 10 ~
Judgment Northern man b Southern principe
and unles he does some act which should chans' 10"
opinion and forfeit my confidence, shall most CHER
ly support his re election and under the cIcum''I.
OF The case shall not consider my vote as 0e'"''"
choice OF evils.
5 | am not now and never vas in favor oil
for protection; nor of Internal Improvements 0y "e
neral Government, considering both 1ncons'''u'',"', .
These are my opinions hope Ne. my opp2rnPVaNr
as explicit SAMUEL b. oEh'"'
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(Frnm tie .4rmg and .iary Chnonnlc }

ARMY AND NAVY lNIELLlGENtE.
The Court OF Inquiry, now si',ing ~ rhiau.IPha' u"
the case ol Commodore Elliott, has drawn 10 mat pace
large number Of Navy oceGS, esther as witnesses or
from curiosity. . 80,
The Couri met OF MONDAY last, aud adjourned Ill
next Monday " . ,
baopy brought close. and there being c"hstG'rn
T., r L,urrt a NECESSITY To rn pITy Government pack
els belw cen the 5. aud Tie Mexican Fot's, on ''e
return of The brig Comsort she wi he withdraw rom
this service. The revenue cutter schooner "oocou'y'
which has likewise been employed in similar Hanh'f r.
w,u b. turned over 10 the Treasury Department, 10
which she belongs Some Of the officers oi The Hood
bury have been Geiach, aud placed on leave ana c'hes
transferred 10 The west lnda squadron. T..
The opinion of the Court oi inquiry at ST. LOUIS IN
the case of Lieut. Cu J. Il. Banl, Deputy Qnarlefmas
ter General has not brrn proulgated but 'rn"' may
be inferred from the fact that Gem III! Court 'atn
has been ordered tu asscLle at ST. Louis On The llth
June, for his trial.
Tie Court vii be composed Of
Byt Brig Gen. John l.. Wool. Inspector GENERA.
Bvt Bril- GeutW. h. ArmI. cad, Col ID Artillery.
Byt Col John g. WaIb.ch, LIT. Col lst d.
Col George Croghan, INSPECTION General.
Col Stephen W. krarnry, Isl Dtag'ons'
pvi Col VIM S Foster It, Col lth Infantry
Cr Tru,man Cross Asst QuarierndsIcr General.
Major Henry X. Craig. Ordnance.
Major Matthew Nj Payne ~ Artillery.
Major Hartman Eachr. COrrs Top. Engineers.
Byi Majo. Levi Whiting, Ith artillery
Major JOS +. Taylor, Comnysary at Subsistence
Gait David Il. VInun. Assistant tluariermasler
Capt William c. De Hart. ii artillery, Judge Advo
Gen Wool, ACCOMPANIED by Lieut. Maconb as assist
en, passed up The Mississippi the Ih INST, on his
way TO Fort Gibson, having already inspected ie posts
on Red river go.
new military post has been established on the Hi
nos rlyrr, the Cherokee naIion about OO miles Norm
of Fort Gibson and has BEEN banned, by order OF the Sc
cr-,ary of War Fort Wayne" II Is at present gair
snned by f. COMPANY, I;h Infantry, under command o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
FOREIGN.
EIGHT DAYS ,TCn p1o,

=, Eight DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Nkw IoRk; play I've have had several arrivals
from Europe this morning say The South America and
United States from liverpool Wellington from London,
ever, are brought by the South Amerc, and s,,snd n
the 9TH ult from London, ande,h from Live bpinr
some eight days later than had before been in nos
session OF. wv" !" PoS
Inc last adylees from New York re eeved in England
were 10 the ll1h March, BY the packet ship Sampson