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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-07
SILK AND FANCY DRY Gl

ON The cost forC Cash..
DDOMs and CUNNINGHAM No a25
atyofm dhehich
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ndwene Of
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-07
PARKES s. WADE. 2 WALL

ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS, AND PATENTEES OF THE
AND SINGLE WATER FILTERER
AN Article indispensable Tnpahd, and others DESTROYS wardi
unwhslcsome wat
berala mad 10 Merha
OLD FILTERERS efted WhGe
The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

Oh Song
WE have ehos.s the above eouple Of the old s
wv heading Of tns advertisement from ira convisfos
of a. truth a,Ing bard asortes, u ne finest
sruar imported IN 80 United s.s.s ad selected
pr,ssy Cor this sstabhn. 10Y agsstat Havana, We feed
great confidence Recommending them to friends and the
public The comprises tbs Gu s.t and mos, rope
lar the Esrs Noriesa Ia Normss imperial
Trabpco Imprsssa Canones, Prsmea Rssis. the facet
ever seat this country and imported expressly for private
use; and various others which all VIE appreciate the sx
ury of good segar are invited 10 call and er-m,ne
that Sex s. Cedar street receives hrs Segnrv
direct HavAna they selected escusvey Tor him with
the greste. by competent judge and there no other
Mace in the city where sad Others obtain. with
equal certainty senune and Ha'anss 70 Cedar street.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN MINERAL sPaIN(S0
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE

Q- THIS establishment well known to the public, hss
been open fer the Of company since the 5h OF Js
last It deemed only necessary say that the whole ests
bhment has been put in unusually good condition. and every
effort has and will be made maintain the high reputation
at present possesses and make desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore.
jy4-lm. e. MARSH Proprietor.
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r-.-s. = SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE TO,

y--xm. . SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE 10,
ts.,-iN Norfolk Charleston, ). c., Petersburg ano
s&sssaaEksssi&S- Rchmond.-The steamboat. ALABAMA
ySNTUCKY and JEWEsS, all boats ofsreed ana aeeonm
a,,oo will commence running daily the first April between
3anore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower enc
spears wharf every afternoon at O'Clock or n'nediae al
ar the arrival Of The cars from Phade pha and will arrive
.ext morning at Portsmouth in time for the cars Tor wns
ON an thence steamboats, Charleston Returning VIII esve
each Baltimore morning in time for the cars Tor fhia
iepha. - 49,.
These boats connection with me wen Ao"n ~
eLe,. Georgia and soah Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston, giving travellers aeoce n
.lso run in with the james 'er ooai 70
rirr and Richmond. Strangers informed leia ues
SNOWY this cheapest and most comiortaoe route or
outhrn travellers there changes from cars STEAM
coats and stages ~ ,h- dead of night the Washington
oute The conn any therefore hope the travelling part OF @
community will parouse theu, giving equal acines aAa
Pa,,are and fare 10 Norfolk. s.. JOHN ". BROWN,
~ Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

80 MA 80
To sail from New York the 25h, and Liverpool on the
18th Of each month
Ship sIDDONS, Capt. N B. ralmer 25th August
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. F. A. Depeyster, Goth Sept.
Shin GARRICK Capt A. S. Palmer, 25th October
Ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins a5th November
LIVERPOOL
Ship SHERIDAN, 18th July
Ship GARRlCK 18th Aug
Ship ROSClUS 18th september.
Shin SIDDONS, 18th October.
These shin. are all Of the first class, upwards OF 1000
tons burhen lt in the city Of New York, with such i'm
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
livery has been taken In the arrangement OF
their The price Of passage hence IS si4o
for which pie stores, including wine &c will be PROVIDED
These ship, commanded by experienced masters who
will make every xertion to give general satisfaction Neither
the captains Of these ships will be accountable Tor
any letters parcel. packages sent by hem unless regular
bill, of ladg gned therefor For freight apply
10 -
Z. X COLLINS CO.,
56 South st N York, or TO
VIM & JAS. BROWN CO., Liverpool.
Letters by lie Packets will be charged 2t cents per single
see-5o cents per ounce and newspapers one cent each
l3.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

PRAN1ATLANTICS FEA1l SHIP Co.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. ,,
The snip LIVER
z g: :: :: :: =: :; ::
EEAsa&GGsSS8an 3430G FAYRER, r. NJ, commander,
v app ointer TO sail as follows :
From N.D York. Fro,a Liverpool
18th May 2oh hPrh
9th July. lotn june
oath August iN august,
10Th October 2lst September.
IAN December 10th November
Fare 10 Liverpool thirty five guineas (Sios ss) ID tne M
md thirty Sl4o) the fore saloon ,nciading wines
ni all stores No second class passengers Gken. oa'
,nder Is and servants half price
An experienced surgeon accompanies this snip.
For passage or freight apply personally by letter to
ale ABM BELL co. Agents. ~ FUTON IT.. =. :.
r-~rn - NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Ihree
- trips per day from each plaoe-Ihe new ana
Martin on and after Thursday May 9h will run between
Newark New York. making three trips day IRON eaon
.lace, and leave foows:- :, =
Centre wharf, Newark, From foot OF barclay 81 -
81 o'clock A. NJ y O'CLOCK ~ W.
LOT IN ~
On SUNDAYS the Psssac will run and leave
Centre wharf Newark, Foot OF Barclay 81, y. iorN.
III O'Clock A. NJ l0 O'Clock ~ VI
PM 4. NJ -,
rps down. IL and ST O'Clock trips On Sundays she
sill land on her passage down and up each trip
Fare to Newark. ls3 cts Bergen Point, l2acu .
The steamer Passaic remarkable Tor speed rei'o"n
he distance in croa 10 IA hours each trip Ladies w nu
IN, route very pleasant particularly advantageous s the
OF changing ferry boat with baggage
avoided. Goods and freight taken on reasonaoe terms wv
uy at the rick Of the owners e-oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACToRl.

WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
gI,HE subscriber respectfully begs TO INFORM the public tina
has constantly hand large and elegant assortnen
every description OF the psnted transparent washable wiz
dow shades consisting Of Italian ssd other landscape Dph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great du
rabity they have been known, with 10 las
from years The prices of the shades nei.dns
cords tAsses rack pues, and fittings for windows, compes
vary from 81 and upwards rerar Blinds painted and hec
10 order, by applying to GEORGE PLAIT ~ Spruce
NIB Country dealers supplied wis blinds and blind Gttinss
mlolmsH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

I. c-zs-s aiEGULAR NAIL LI%E FOR BosToN,
r. Daily, (sundays exccptsd) at Y ~. rom
.-vrhE-xxl- Battery Place Pier No. !. North River,
sia stonfcon Newport and Providence Steamer. Mss'a
ehuses Capt Cornstock Nsrr4gsnsett, Capt Chiid Lh
,ren Cant Vanderbilt, and the Massaehusets tine -
hc abeve boats VIII leave New York dairy except suney
Passengers on tie arrival Of the steamers 4 sionin
on mav the the Railroad and proceed with the MAJ
r,,l,a,., 10 Bo on OF may continue the steamer va
Ss.pnr, ad e regular silresd cars al Providence io
Bostsn. = 80, -,
4. ave iii. afternoon Wednesjay August al O'clock from
p,er No Providence via Stoniogion add Newport INC
RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Thayer, NJ uc same uns, ~"
Der No four for Providence direct hN1-om
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~ NEW YORK TATTRRSALLS--TAs
regular ssAss by auction, q this weh Known =
N<A tahishnsst. Of Horses, o&rriaees, &c, soeos
wv ~ nue. to take place every Monday, -
o'clock, throughout the yssr.
The regular sale will take plase on Monday Asg ~,
at IL O'clock commensny with Carriages Harness, sc, ed
- o'clock the sale Of Horses Will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of are requessd =
make early application, good number % s
catalogue be offered at auction ase ressss
ed time for number the catalogue for which pur, -
register will be kept open tin SATURDAY Aug 10 ats!
GEO. w. MILLER
jys-y Successor to j. w. Watson, 4a6 Broslws.
DAvlLioN, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New S~rt
This delightful location half an hours sail from ths
City Of New York. opened the arrangems11
for the accommodation fboarders and vser Families
have to suit The upper reserved for sins
gentlemen, and will be let reasonable tenn
The steamboats, now leave the city at lob M 3ssr9s
o'clock and the Island att TO- 5aad 81 (excei Sl1f
that day they leave from O'clock the .so~e1u.
the evening, every two hours.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the sesssa
The Salt Water Bath complete readiness 3or hr1.
ie29tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

0ENrLEMEN's
CAsToFF CLOTHING
soueHT. AR sHE ruLL VALVE GUEN ~ sAsH,
W. IEvf TT IA Du ,ne st., ) dsor, from William.
p KNOWING there are persons WHO make grea; pun
heir ar Cast on Clothins Ike NC, and who
<asy easel T. eve the fol value Tor the s~me-H l.
m assure tho. ~, enen who have such articles BY
nrm anl who rsy .snd h 81 RECEIVING the very
sl-s IN CASH Tor every srticle.
MIA line through the post efee. or otherwise, 70 u,
shove address will with due attention Js,s 3m
TIARRY FRaSCo.-Now ready in rolls the new Ame
rc.p Tale illustrative cf duriug the Great Panic,
emitted The Ad.nurcs &C Harry Franco :" rS~t enter
ia.ips work The style rrisd, Of Peter sspls; tha
his hunor enrecd Nv kn.wlege s,d NC q the quaint
slang ft, metropolis worthy Of The nintas'e sam Wsler
hirself-Csrsa.r
r SAUNDERS Publsscr S57 Broadway.
Asd ma, Nc obtained o the several booksellers IN town asd
coustr,. jy2e
I osT on STOLEN from the ,usscriter the IN.
chang ship Letter Oce Yesterday, while waiting t. ge
letters into steam, packet mail dsrk morocco Wallet con-
tanning SO Try City Bank note. ~ Eide County hahh
note ~ bank unknows also 81 Lafayette Bank Dos
tom broken wi sundry papers o. no usc V .n oef PEI
Five dollars reward viii b. given fr ~ wallet and com
tsss. GEO d. GRANNlss, ~ "a'er -
aaa.sr
NaATtJRIN,s ROMAN TALEs--Now ready 10 one vol.
lNl un.-s.ianus and other Roman Tales tdcaic"ed oy
permission 10 washisgios Irving. ESQ o....
sus.y az Broadway, f'eiag Carl'sn Aouse.
Is< sYLNEsTERs NEW RErUk1kk MD CUUN
rFRFFIT DETEITORi. neat 10 the Herald the very besi
and ut asl publication now cstant to The nanoi business,
. "a excellent advertising mesiun AID the charges gre res-
pale III. putised every Tuesday morning, ~ SlLNEs-
~ y 90. tA6 broadway Nb
.,...,.1.. =. iNOs-tss.sa fetas. Of s JescriP.
II ti0us, for ssle by fEsSSE envovhN, -,
jy2Sy /" h''v'N 'uee1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

Regular days of leaving New month, Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
FARE REDoCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
- CD~ n The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
ss,E.1asI-1 JOHN W. RICHMOND Captain VIM. H.
Townsend will leave for the above places, on
saturday, July 6h al O'clock from Pier No. North River
For further Information, apply TO
mo. II. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the Office @ the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat sH not with
boat that be put against her. but will proceed ON her
routes il no other boat was in company. je3-6m
NIGHT LINE.
: cS~ n PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
ys.sssS---.1 landing the intermediate landings The
and e-sAn steam boat Y L Q A,
capt NJ H. Truede will leave the Steamboat Pier between
foot of Ceurtland and Liberty sts Tuesday afternoon
August 6, at 3 o'clock
CfOOKE FOWKs,
Corner of West and Liberty sts,
Of P. &. SHULTZ, at the Office,
the Captain on board.
~ BA goods freight baggage bank bills, specie, or any
her kind Of property taken only at the risk Of the owners
hereof. my22-m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

IENNIsoN's LATEST Improved Premium Relrig~s
% tor Factory and Ware Rooms. 300 broadway For sale
Wholesale and retail jeA-3as
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These sh are all Of art class, and ably commanded
cleg accommodations Cor Passenger The price q pas
sac from New York 10 Liverpool fixed At S4 and ron
Liverpo.I t. New York 80 guneas including wines, stores
and bedding Neither the captains will be rtspons
any letters parcels packages, unless regular bills OF
hdng signed therefor.
Agents ships Oxfnrd North America Europe, Columbus
sputh America. Fpgland. Orphcus. and Cambridge,
GOODHUE co, or "A so,,b a ~ York
e.. w. MARSHALL, ! = "
Barring, BROTHERS CO. Liverpool.
Agents Tor ships wechester, Virsnia, Sheffield and Uni
I'D States. - .. .
r. 4 T. SANDS CO., Liverpool
Areas for ships Shakespeare, Independence, Rcseoe, aud
George Washington. ,.
l4 Trout IT., New York.
Wu,DEs, PICKERsHiLL \ co, Liverpool.
svs,s cr b;n. Rosc,s siidons sheridan. and C,rrck
D. X COLLINS CO.. SO south ST., ". York
WM 4 JAS BROWN CO, liverpool.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

WHITE sULrHJR SPRINGS or viRGlNIh.--The
w subscribers have just received large .upp- Of he
shcVc Water from, the ,roprsors which hes oer Tor sale AZ
as;r stores &C Ills l0 Broadway, aad 10 Astor House
= ...eal disco, nj, xsa. = Wholesale purchasers.
RUSHTON - A~PISWALL.
Agents for the Propreor Cor ~ York add the Eastern States
WILL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

= ,~-~> n HODOKEN WALKS. This beaafw
SzrIs4SE place Of summer retreat Is now IN perfect
Ssn>s<ssz- order Tor the reception OF company and Is
the pleasant retreats in the world To escape from
e heat and dust o the city, ad enjoy The cool shades AID re-
rehng cf this place. luxury which all apPre-
crate Beats ply constantly from Barclay street and two boats
Canal and Christopher streets thirty munes One
al {. o, 10 o'clock
Fare e. cents. y0-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON
The Steam ship BRITISH
- A~~k ~ QUEEN Lieut.. Richard Rob-
sct1HIA~lN<M erts, II. N, commander-This
H8&kSST& splendid Steamship burthen
"A yKg1k~4S\\\ 2olo tous and 500 horse power,
SIT\NN NN4 N\\> will sail from Losden on the
1&saR 9eth Of june and Portsmouth
9easassssessGsI o4Gkz6E IN LIST Of July
The DAYS Amounted for her departure from this port for
osdsp are ht August Isl October, and lst December.
The rate Of passage is fixed as follows s.o
Saloon % gulne&, or sioo %
Iower state-rooms 80 guineas or $li0 90
Fere Saloon 40 guincss sos 3S
Children, under IA years, haH price
For freight af which this ship will take 600 TONS, or pas
age, applyto WApswonlh, 100 r oM ~,
Agents Of the Br. Am Steam Nav. CO.
An will be attached to the ship Plans
Il the cabins NAV be the oioc of the consignces
je3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

GUNS, PISTOLS, BRITANNIA WARE AND JAP.
" ANRY.
10 Cases Guns;
do Pistols;
10 tasks Dixon Sons Britannia Ware;
do Tea Trays, SC.
The above mt opened, and win be sold at extreme 9,
prices, by A. W. SIZES NJ.
my27.6m- 1872 Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

g. FOR LoNooN.-fscket of he 10Th August
e first clss corpcred and copper fastened packet shf
ss viii sail Their regular day. having very su
peror accommodations for cabin and seerag- passengers
Those intending embark houd make early application o
board foot of fine street, or to ihs Subscribers,
RAwsON 4 McMURRAY,
sus.y corner q Pine ani souts IS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

b. All package aud bundles must b. marked 70 his cre
Wm Hsrnden alous responsible for the lss 90 injury
az any article property committed to is crei mr. any
assumed by or any be attached "a the Boston and Ncw
Yorh Company in ~hesr steamers has crate u
10 b. transported rsspec 10 IT, its cos,eusat any time
iyl6-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

lNANIEi. SWEkEEh "A Ann s,r-et, returns has sssesss
~ thanks 10 nj, friends for the liberal ufportthsy
UNIFORMLY rendered him h. first o,-sed
and them that vail be his costa .ntsyvr ~ merit,
continuance Of sr appreciation It's table furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who hosor h
table with their presence may depend upon eng served with
cleanliness eivilty and prolnplilud, ilo0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12

CUPIDITY OF GREAT BRITAIN. 1t will be recoi-
lected that Great Britain pretends TO another claim
upon territory beside the one upon Maine.
Within few years she has up for title 10
large tract upon our western Pacific borders, in.
Guiding, we believe, portion Of what is called the
Oregon Territory, and is crowdng down our line
from the North West. Her demand upon the Maine
Territory at first was gently and mildly assumed,
bnt it has gradually increased in arrogant assump
ton till ITS maintenance is threatened the point
Of the bayonet. So she has commenced on the
West daily pressing the claim it'll more earnest
ness and zeal Mr. Adams who was ofth
Commissioners at Client, when the North West
orn Boundary established, declares this claim
to be groundess. go say the whole Country.
| ngland, in assuming these two claims exhibits
her accustomed diplomatic duplioity, and inordi.
nate desire to extend her dominion. What nation
is there tina, she has not at some period endenvor
ed to subjugate of circumscribe its limits' Eventu
av, VIC predict, unless the matter is immediately
busted or hostli,Ies commenced, she will ask for
| an arbitraton'-a reference of difficulties to
third power And tina. power if reference be MAIDS
will most certainly be European. From such
power what has Republic 10 expect, when OF
the parties is of, and with her? why, she
would compromise the difficulty surrender to
IN Maine to Great Britain, or vice versa-knowing
at the time that both claims without any
foundation in right and justice. This is just what
England would desire, and what we fear she would
get, if tho subject is delayed for arbitration Yet
after all, it may be visonary-mere yankee guess
ing; but if that is not the object, what then is III
cause clearly right is not proper subject Of ar
btration 1t should not be put to such hazard.
| Yet another Since the above was written,
have received the intelligence ofanother claim up.
on our Territory by the modest Miss John Bull up
| on the New York frontier, or rather, we should say,
the resuscitaon of an old claim, and tho actual pns.
session oft by military force If these things are
authorized by the British Cabinet, they m ca some-
thing serious. A further account will be found in
another column.
| What mex, will our avaricious old mother Eng.
land ask of us: Will she claim Vermont-our
Green Mountains? If she dare il our reply to her
J is that of the Romans to Hanniba-t'Approachn os
the Iberus-touch not Saguntum-move not a stop
towards city ?''-lour Stated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12

House had recently decided, he could not be trust
ed when thoy voted To choose the Investigating
Committee 10y ballot; and that his arrangements
of tho Standing Committees standing evil
dence of his Partially. The previous question
was soon put, and main question ordered, on which
tho vote siood-ayes "a, nays 81.
3 A. NJ. The Senate have just passed a resou-
ton to nd journ from this hour to ten o'clock,-a
seven hour recess.
A. A. Nj. The House have come from Commit
tee INTO the House in the IN dst Of the debate upon
the Fertilization Bill, which is but an amendment
to the Army Bill Without passing the Bill, tho
House has concurred with The Senate, and will
meet tomorrow at ten o'clock.
Our correspondent remurks upon the Army Bill
"'rhus ends The discussion upon n most important
Bill, which though it seems belligerent is never
thelcss intended pacific measure "ln peace
prepare for war;" has been the principle upon
which tho members supporting the bill have acted.
In the Senate tonight it was remarked during the
discussion, that war with Great Britain was pos
sbe and even probable-and that, too, within IL
months
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12
Correspondence of the Boston Atlas.

Monday, March, 1889.
The Message of the President on the subject Of
our border difficulties, and the Iecommendatory a.
greement of Mr. Forsyth, Secretary of State, and
Mr. Fox, the British Minister, was received here
last evening. Public opinion is much divided in
relation to the course proper for Maine to pur-
sue. Gov. Fairfield, learn, is not at all satisfied
with the proposed arrangement No official COM
munication of this agreement has yet been made
TO him and he will not probably make any commu-
ncation TO the Legislature until officially informed
of it. No movement will at present be made by
the authorities of Maine TO stop proceeding on this
subject. military force has been sent to the dis
pued territory with the avowed intention of claim
ing and exercising jurisdiction over it, and that
force will not be withdrawn by the consent of
Maine, until her right to that territory is recogniz-
ed. To withdraw that force now, would be a vir-
tual abandonment Of all we have commended for
and unless the party now in power recI cant to
the interest of the Stale, it will not be done Much
dissatisfaction is openly expressed, by many of the
leading Van Buren, men, with the Presidents Mes
entirely and we may then all the dominant
party quety whipped into the traces, and hear
them again singing hossannas to the man who
treads in the footste of illustrious predecessor
We shall see.
From the Province of New Brunswick we have
have information that Sir John Harvey is actively
engaged in calling out and organizing tho Militia
Of the Province Eight hundred British troops
have recently arrived at Halifax from England and
were daily expected at Frederickton-and it is re.
ported that troops have been ordered from Quebec
to the Proviuc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12
Ggea g@sRSGGGY@ ga
TUESD DAY MA RCH -, 1889.
THE CLOSE OF CONGRESS.

Congress adjourned!ut about O'Clock on Monday
morning the 9Th inst. The two Houses continued
in session from the Saturday previous till Sunday
morning at B o'clock, when an adjournment took
place TO 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and sat ill
and then took recess the House till and the Sen.
ate till 6, and continued in session till Monday
morning. Most Of the important business was FIN.
ished. The Senate Sub, Treasury Bill was not TAX
en- up in the Honse, but was permitted to sleep the
sleep Of death. The President has signed tho bill
for the defence ofthe frontier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12
HoULToN. March 3

Three companies of the detachment left hero
yesterday morning to open and secure commune
cation between this post and the place occupied by
Mr. jarvis, on the Aroostook, and it is understood
that another detachment will follow in the morn
ing. The Regiment paraded for The first time yes
Ierday and marched through the village, being a.
bout 600 strong excepting the companies which left
for the Aroostook About one haifof the de,alch-
men' are armed with rifles, and they made i'm
posing appearance the column extended nearly
half mile in length.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12

tillerY and the Dexter Rifemen. They remained
there long enough to ascertain that the alarm had
been false one, or that the design on the part of
the Provncials had been abandoned A British
officer bringing Dispatches from Canada and Wash.
A gentleman who rode with HIM in the Stage
gathered from his conversation, that he bore
orders from Sir John Colborne, Commanderin
Chief, TO the Lieut.. Governor of New Brunswick
to keep his forces from the disputed territory.