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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
March IL, 1910.

receive kindred soul, and her ripened
hi adds another TO the myriads Of the
|. made perfect. 1t is painful to reflect
h the voice that has warmed so many
|rs is silent as the grave--is no more to
heard in the conference room, in the
wing circle, or the church Of God. We
! only pray that life Of such devoted
|sto God may animate the surviving to
low her example, and thus be prepared to
ct her in that world where parting is un-
Pwn, and friendship and union uninter-
ted. 49, Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, the 4th inst, by Harvey
Curtis, Milo June to Emily &. daughter of Barzilla
Davenport, all of this village.
In this town, on the 9th inst, by Albert Locke,
Alfred Marcy of Welpole, N. H., to Sarah A. Bag
ley of the former place.
In Montpelier, on the 18th ult. by Sherman KEEL
Iogg, G. l.. Knapp, Editor of the Voice of Free
dom, TO Fanny Carter, daughter of Abel Carter
In Whiting, March LIST, by II. Strong - Hub
bard, OF Rochester TO Lithamana Hambeton, of Viii
ting.
In Wallingford, Feb. /, by J. Packer, Josph c.
Stone, of Guilford, TO Mary Packer Of WaIlingford
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
Annual Meeting Of the BOARD.

The Board Of Managers of the Baptist
General Conrention for Foreign Missions
will hold their Twenty Sixth Annual
Meeting in the Baptist Tabernacle, Null
berry ST., New York, on the last Wednes-
day (29th) of April nexf, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. The Rev. T.. Meredith, of North Car
elina, is appointed TO preach the annual SER
mon, and The Rev Il. l.. WEIGH. d. d.. Of
Albany, n. V 10 be his alternate.
BARON Srow, Rec Sec.
Boston, Feb. IA, IS40
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
g 8

The Addison Ministerial Conference will held
its next session in Cornwall al 10 O'clock A. ST. on
the Tuesday preceding The last Wednesday in
March in connection with the Baptist General Con-
ference be holden at tie same place on Wednes-
day and Thursday following.
Parts Assigned.
1. Introductory Sermon for Criticism, by A.
Kingsbury.
=. Written Sermon for Criticism by c. Fisher.
8. Essay-Is Christian Perfection atIainable in
this life &. A. Thomas.
f. Essay on the PRAYER OF Failli-I- Kinball.
D. Essay on the Ubiquity Of the Devil. III.
Walden.
6. Exegesis-Rom. viii l4-25-W. G. Johnson
z. Mail :. 34-B.P. Davis.
s. " LIST Peter Jill 19-J. Murphy.
y. Matt. iii. Ill. X. Wright.
IT, Gal. v. l2-J. lde.
il. . Heb. Vi. 4-6-H. f. Davis, and L.
Kinball.
Passages apparently contradictory ree0ncilei-
u. Let John j. 8, with iii. "a. Kingsbury.
b. Phil. iii. ID with iii. Ism. Flint.
IA. Gen. vi. 6, with LIST Sam. XIV. 29-J. Ten
Brooke.
l5 Matt xl. Ia, with John j. 2l-M. d. HAYS.
BY order of the Conference,
}|:H f.: nr2.n Committee.
J. TN BRoERE, Clt'rk pro ten,
Panton Dec. "a. 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

chinery, until he has now succeeded in
moving the press with it on which his paper
is printed.
several communications on hand shall
appear next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
DIED,

In this village Sunday, the lst inst. at The res
idence of Z. N. Briggs, Sarah Jane, only child OF
l.ucreiia Greenough, in the 4th year Of her age.
What renders this affective death peculiarly dis
ressng, is, that the bereaved mother was called 10
mourn the death of her husband, but very few
weeks since.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

open at the Vt. Lit. & Sci. Institution.-
Those who wish to avail themselves of
the benefits of such school will DO well
to enter their names Immediately. The
specimens exhibited show very commend
able improvement, and afford satisfactory
evidence of the teachers skill.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
For the Vermont Telegraph.

Mr. Editor L was much interested,
on reading an article in your paper OF
4th inst, on tight lacing, over the sigra-
ture of my friend, Clark Rich. In that,
noticed suggestion that the young
men come forward and strike death blow
at the tight-lacing system. Mr.. Rich
does not tell in aoaat manner this is 10 be
done. | suppose, however, be would
have them give their hands in marriage
to those only who would dispense with
this murderous practice. | have been
thinking that should they accede to this
proposition, and the young ladies IN turn
refuse their hands to winebibbers, and to
all who will not adopt the principle OF alb
staining from all Intoxicating liquors as
drink, the next generation might have oc-
casion to thank father and mother too, and
the world at large 10 bless, and admire
the glorious change. J. HoLcoMB.
March 9, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

"TRE RUTLAND AND ADDISON County,
Wing " is the name of political paper 10
be published in this village. The sheet is
oil moderate size. II is to be issued weekly.
on Thursday-at one dollar per annum.-
The first number appeared last week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

ssTHE ELEcTRo- MAeNET," is the name OF
paper published in New York city, by
Thomas Davenport, who has been labor
ing for several years past to apply electro
magnetic power 10 the propelling Of ma
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

"O'TlSc ScHooL.-S r. Blodgsi.
|, sacr Of Pepmanship, who comes high
!. 'sf9nmended from Burlington. Yer
"a sed MiddIebury, has a school now
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
United states MarshalI's Omee

JULv l9.-Drunken officers and a Mutinous
Creto-On Saturday, thirteen hardy looking fellows,
beng a majority of the crew OF the whaler Copia,
John North master, were committed 10 the cry pr-
son by the Unitei States Marshall charged with
nutiny yainst the officers Of that ship while al
St. Helena Four more II these salt water offenders
their way home from the isle Of ST. Hell ma.
where they were first arrested. The accused ate
that their officers we're continually drunk, and from
that originated their offence. AS the whole Of
the charged with participating in the crime,
and their officers will have 10 bear testimony agasnt
tAsn, should not be surprised il a conviction was
To follow. Let the lion ia Mt the picture, said Esop,
ard you will mt the placed in such hatter
ing posi- ion. God forbid that should excuse ia
suborlinatinn in any walk Of life, but more espe
calIy on .hip board, AMI yet, we speak advisedly
when say that one half IT the attempts at revolt
would ben thought Of If those who walk the
quarter deck ha but due regard for their own dig
nifty or the respect due their fellow men.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20

STEAMBOAT CONrrrITIoN.-The late not war De-
tween the rival steamers the North River seems
likely to cut out some sharp work for the lawyers
We stated on Saturday last, that several true bills
had been found against other persons than the cap
tain and pilot of the De Witt Clinton, who were
heretofore held to bail for attempting TO run down
the Napoleon. On Saturday afternoon Captain Han
cox and Joseph Lewis, the master and plst OF thar
.aucy craft we're held to bail in the sum OF Soooo,
for an offence which the grand jury term malicious
mischief" a very holiday and lady-like term GER
tainly, which, if it means any thing at ALL means
shooting with intent to kip those who showed In
direct signs Of intending to send the Napoleon ana all
on board, to heaven, by water.
We should be inclined to say that all " mischief
was malicious, and vice versa; but perhaps the
grand inquest consider the setting up OF an opposi-
ton steamer a speci Of mischief" concocted
with the malicious intention OF turning the pro-
fits of the North River navigation into a new
source, to wit, the pockets of the owners of the
Napoleon. If so, the phrase is germane to the
matter; but we did not know that it was indictabe
for to defend his own property, and the world
will doubtless be enlightened thereon, when this
novel suit comes to trial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Police Office.

SOmelchGt Suspicious.-'jn Saturday, a couple OF
leafers were logged by a watchman, from Water st
TO the Five Points having in their goo1
looking horse and wagon which il feared they have
defrsuted some farmer Of, and possibly robbed Of
murdered the owner. for the sake Of his property
When they reached the Five Poiats, they both lett
their carriage at the door of low hole. TO get
horn apiece, and were there arrested. They were
brought before tie sitting Magistrate in the morn
ing when they resased to give any account Of them
selves, otaer than 70 tell their names; which they
said were John Berger aud Henry f. Matte ks The
Mag strate directed them to he re committed 10 the
tombs, and Instructed the scer to use every sxer-
tiOr Il find out the owner sf the vehicle.
Battery Locfets George Williams and Bill Nc
Dcrmot. were br-ught mp by the Battery Keeper,
who said IL impossible for him g. Get along the
loafers permitted I. sleep in such crowds the
warm nigh,s induced ia visit that prem Hsde. The
accused old Customer and when tsld To bulge,
stood their reserved rights, and threatened
90 bring their women aud yeupg 'uns" 10 occupy
that disputed territory The Magistrate committed
them b til q the penitentiary, for four months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer.


JvLY lS-The Lottery Cases.-JOhn Is. Cote
and Samuel Cochrsne, convicted OF specuatiug In
fore On lottery tickets aud II. Hastings Weld, who
had pleaded guilty to connivng at that offence by
inserting ad srtsement Of their intended misdo
ings in certain paper once known as the . De
patch" were severally called up for Judgment
His Honor, Judge Edwards, eXpatiated m st elo-
queatly the enOrmity of the crime OF which the
parties had been convicted, dwet upon the injuri-
results which must eventuate to society at large
if such inv aders Of public morals were permitted to
escape the vengeance of the law, and announced IT
as his determination to visit the full and extreme
penalty upon any other unlucky wights who might
be brought up before that court Tor similar intrac
tions Of the statute. His Honor then adjudged
Cote 10 pay q fine of $3.50, Cochrane So and w cid
S25 and each to stand committed until the same be
paid
The money instantly handed over and whilst
the clerk was counting it out, bystander quietly
marked, that " from the tone in which his Honor
commenced his address to the convcts, he began to
suppo e that he had Richard p. Robinson or Ezra
White in his eye. Bat,' said this scoifer at the
wisdom Of the bench, &c some people do strain at a
gnat and swallow camel"
The Court adjourned to Monday without touching
any other business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
lnlnnYfnfInAa

Loxpo~-Per B-ifis, Qusen-I case n starz 4 Coin ]
Hudson-1 J Wrecks tx r Voolhead-i r Waiksr-4 70
sales a. hcrewoos Co-ls0 tSso Meyer Sons +
Brown 90 'phia-s arner Co-2l Stone, sv
Col I'm Wint.rtnn-o Jeffrey Col =. parcel " n
Brsthers-2 ease. Aspeton Col Whseler-i hor w
Op-hcims - CO Wells riag-s adams, Homer Col
Wenkmris ~ ForsaTd. Williams Co.'S - Pesrss-so "a
salss I, orler,b C. Melth-2 Young Smith Col h
Piuuket-s Underwood Tottsn sir-t cksa es New.
.sds &C. Door hlea-2 Wright surg.. shaw she'.
dfH to-t3 rkgs " sdsw orth Smith, HUI Sons
% h,i saae,r.on &c. c, Baldwin, Bunhsm Co.'S 20
Cnchran-2 Harry stssg-it Stone. swan
Dayn Ihis ephis-2 sie-art 4 CSC Blak,
SCo.3 } NJ HaywQod-l ia w Dela6s!d-sF A Huntisrtc.
rs W ~ Grips Te-s Thsmas Mutt sands. Tu,p,,
For C22 sacs David dd,u Co-Ia 60 Alley stanton
lo- p Stralge- BAKER BrOthsrs-2 Sutnan-f AZ n,
b.ut.e. Co.'s Cks cs Leon Col Touss b Son
~ y % baies = ss sbh-2 e w Partsr-i vii
Wsy san Co-2 cows Mssnd-s cases VI Dunksr,-i do
th,nrey \ Son.
MiT,yzss-Psr 7ivana-l3O bids molassss q Thur,,on
"a nhds w Aguee Son-t13 hacs cor.s J
son Adams.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Passengers Arrived.

LoNb1N-SfeqBtsr British QUEEN j Brady. jose de- las
Cas,s. VI De Fayss, Joseph Sands VIM Weymsp G. Blk.
and l,dy Thes N2tly; bison, Thos khards n Hon Mr.
burnley Of Tnil1f " VI Leeds and LAZY. nowitg. James
W.it alj sery MAJOR Dunn, NJ Asles, Norris Norot
Archibald, lsdy children and Alfred isrge
>ch lson, Aonzo Draper; Gel ta'on, Mirsisr TO tie
.on, az STU aay, we daT.isrs IN, We servant, May
md LADY has Todd, of Boston samuel Wells Pss; Mrs
NcG and ssrvsp Montreal; Mi.s Molson, do; For-s,
Range Ny Nelsy, Santos sTaf sr suarer Cortit,
edy four ehrcn ,nd servant o. Ptiasephl; L,mson and
lady Boston. Jeffrey and LADY. Loniou; Gibbs. Mr.
Hen ichs Cagi1in sTsih james Bother, Mrs Caldwell Nc.
Dae, Peter McLaughn. Kingston; Frsueis Is son. Ire
eld; Gee " stgsr Piiafslpti,; riw Remington Jsmss w
NmJs X ght Rev DR. Hughes, I'm Noron Jas II Rebton
N Iead, Nr Cutie, Monse VIZ t;s bade Rir trs. Nj,
Wymls, Nr Memo, w Martins } Ayr,s, Heary smith
0f Nfork-s7 in II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Second BOARD.
state of Trade.

The markets generally have been heavy through the
week in expectation OF the arrival Of the British Queen
which vessel rcacced Yesterday morning, too late
however, TO affect the markets.
CoTroS.-The state of this market in England will be
found in full under the foreign market head II will be
perceived. that notwithstanding the duness Of trade
and the disasters of the money market the consumption
cotton has increased owing the low prices At the close
Of the Liverpool markets prices were becoming firm
In this mark but little has been done and prices have
dergonc change. In the southern ports prices veil
maintained and in advance has been effect.
cd. The following IL table OF stocks sales prices and
remarks the deren; ports Tor the week previous the
10 affixed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
ykUXHALL GARDENS.

y. n, Bunun, Director Of Amussmsnh
TITS EYENlNG July 20 -Bi,ILLIANT GALA NIGHT
engagement. - ~
Ont this occasion the Free List must be suspended with h.
exception OF the Press.
MISS JENNA COOKE, the celebrated and accomplished
juvenile actress from the LONDON buh and Dublin The.
s,re Royal positively 70, this GIT on,-is being her hrs
slye,rsn "A America Mrs. Bens-, VII Bonnie. Jen
Inns Mns Taylor Nv Whtosk, Master Rather q. Rival OF
Master Diamond Mr. eroo. -Four Young Ladies Sc &e
Trof.ssor Grobe viii preside at the Piano
~ For particulars. see small Ill ..
No p'atDOnenent account Il the weather the Saloon
which vel. ventilated from the top and al SIDES can
closed a. nom nt's notice.
10 Stsg,s and the Garden, and will s,x
at the close of the performances.
Ad-ittance 90 tie Gardens hse-Sa'oon a. cents.
noe OR YOURsELF.-A lat Ie book cniitl.d the RIJBL
~ Jon, written by physician Of erperisne,
In this city gives minute aud particular instructions
he IT, ament and o certain prevalent ds
Orders The of the medicine tlan that those
afflicted themseees without the risk OF exposure
Price 50 cents f0rssle a. dru: stores. T.
No 10 Fulton street. corJer or '.Ol4.
loo tultcn street, cofrer of William.
25s B-o d corn Chamber street, thu pavk
~ Canal SIR
2ii Canal stree near Sgring street Market
"a Bowery corner Wa her street
ia Cherry street, Gstkarne Market
Ip peiai cy stree 4, &c suffolk.
The hoax will be -Cnt u any o. h- country
posase receiving 81 dir.ol,dto Cor Part Pos, one.
iy7 lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20

The great in this property the Gauss Of
the failure of this and the Do bin Bank The failure of the
Irish Bank produced srst hch caused the other Irish
banks to London for specie meet any thai
might be made upon them. This increased the scarcity Of
money The chief demand for money from the stock
exchange of the sales Of government
rites by the public In order in, est in railway shares
which promised higher of profit, parties were bor
rowing largely from the Bank of Engand 900 it is
said had been already borrowed in anticipation of the
July dividend
In America an securities there was no improvement
meeting as held in London the 30th June, of the
shareholders in the Morris Trust and Canal Company of
New York 1t is spprehended that a large amount Of
post notes out drawn by this concern and which fall due
early in July would be provided for and that further
time would be demanded United States Bank shares
were nominal at FLA los.
The news was not received sufficiently early yester
day have any material effect upon the market Stocks
board show ed great decline from the close Of Fri
day. North American Trust and Banking Co. declined II
per cent U. s. Bank I, Delaware and Hudson /, Harlem
II per cent.
The Treasury department has given notice that the
clause the subreasury bill which authorizes the de-
partmen receipts for money received in
for public lands, will into immediate operation at the
Offices fthe receivers generally.
The Secretary has laid before the House of
the receipts and expenditures of the treasury from JAM ls
lSl0, TO July LIST, 1910, as iollows:-
Receipts Expenditures,
Cu.toms, $4,000 Expenses. le0,6.3s4
l. ,nds, 1850 900 FUNDED debt, s232
Miscellaneous, ~ 900 I. notes redeemed, 7,5O47iO
Treasury notes, Ios2,ss4
Total, s'4a,ss4 Si2s4sso7
The difference between the receipts expendi
lures paid of the balance hand the
mencement Of the year.
The probable deficiency arising from the continued
pension OF banks decisions the tariff and in receipts
from Lands is
Computed at sI5opoo
The treasury mote bill will pay 5000 900
Balance left i,l6oooo
Add probable eIcess of expenditure fer Florida
war, aud new appropriations s,25oooo
To be provided for 81 100000
IL 10 atoms made, deduct 500
Balance $2,sooooo
If the appropriations reduced to the extent Of
the balance the banks pay what is due from them there
will be balance to be provided for
The following is statement of the affairs Of the Rhode
Island Banks for the month Of June:
RHODE ISLAND BANKs July 9, 1870.
June Juiys Increase. Decrease.
Loans 3Sll,7l2y52o Sll.6s62sT S2s222
Specie. 94s 33259i ll,964
Circ'lition, is5S,o i'sss'iso o $3.50
Depostes, s&1S1 l2ss,o52 l,25Sies 26sf
The deposes include those bearing interests and those
on interest; latter have increased 1919 The former
have dacr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
QUAETERvAINs n LovEGRovE.
New York HoteI.


80 Netr Bridge street, four door, from IudSoi, HiA
MERCHANTS and Families from The United states visit.
wi ing the English Metropolis, respectfully solicited
10 usks trial Of the above Establishments they will hnd 4
repl,e With every comfort aud convenience combined with
rea.ouabls charges.
Tn. situation 10 dc.ir,be IL 10 Of easy IN.
thu abA wolfe ts proximity % the HOUSE, snk
wi 6nd the Hotel an airy,pe SAINT aud dsrsbe resdence
Messr L. have spa.ed 90 naps To- nakr the New York
they eon6 eny their elm p-bc nstice assuring
those may b. induced favor them with trial,
every att ZION vii be paid snd ererti made to
To families se t,kiug apartments for stated period
reason 5hfs allowance viii be made.
Renun on 70 sttendsnts d,frsyed by Messrs @ L. If
preferred iy9sst
ACE srIAwLsJust received. 81, and g. black asd
IL white ace for StaNl..
AlsoB rrinr Lsce blsei and white, in great variety
hio-sma figured White ground. printed Muslibs; ssiss
- boIEST c GooDs Ch,spsr than ever.
Bon sh.eii;gs,s 2. ans Od per ard
Shttin- Nusus, = nd sj.
Tong C'eths Q. .nd iol.
York Mile, Hamilton I'D Boot Mills, Is
American, Dover, Foil River and etrimse C,eo,. al 10
jyDir. 20, G-enS street..
C,AuTiON Where's my wife Mary Ann has Ie1 ny bed
= ard board without sy Just cause hereby forhid a.v
re-r ~ harbOr or usthsr secosnt for will p.y no
debts Of her contracting att this ate.
iy2r' JONAH LITTLE.
pRrNTED MUSLIN wv IL, Ground small figured. cam.
bri-, iasone, ard did Nr,lirs
a yANN'S. ssi tl..rd street 49,
DOMEsT e DOO"s, chssrer than ,ver-Brown sheet
so. co... 80 s . s"f SY.S; "a ssG 3.
Mile, American. Dover, Fall River. aud hsrinse Cali
iysiv' yANN's, 10 Grand ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
MONEY nARKET.
sunday. July 1876 u. NJ


The British Queen arrived early yesterday morning.
The brought by her OF the most favorable cha
ractcr in regard financial asirs although the cotton
market presented more runcss with increase in con.
sumption. The prospect othe harvest good, and the
duty hal increased Prices Of goods the continent
better the demand orEagsh manufactures had slight
ly improved. In Russia alarming scarcity Of
listed with uns0rlbe prospects for the forthcoming har
vest In consequence OF this Ukase had been issued by
the Emperor allowing the importation Of foreign corn,
duty free in all thc paris Of his territories The
revived export Of manufactures has not yet stopped the
export OF The precious metals which continues the
same.
Trade remains in very sluggish state the Public eync
ing lc inclination 10 holl large stocks Of mcrch aise
whilst the Parliamentary inquiry into Banks Of
pro dressings AMI the banks throughout the country show
ing a disposition to curail their accommodations as much
as possible until they know what measures will be
recommended for the future Management II the currency
This particularly the with the Bank Of England as
exhibited in tho following returns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Died.

On the 18th nst after short but Illness Sarah Cor
DELFT The o. daughter Of Robert and Sarah aker sged
months and dus
ON Tire isth inst pf disease Of the heart Chas w Covan,
sen Of the late VIM. w. t.wan, So aged years
The friends &C the tmly Invited u attend the freral
this tNondy morning. at O'Clock from the residence Of his
mother, In the 81 avenue, Lear 10th street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald. |

I'M :, WAsHINGroN Cry, July 10, 1870.
Inc House OF Representatives passed the Military
biii today at about ii o'clock. The usual donation.
were all awarded at an early hour, and every hen,
more and more indicates the last day of Congrets-
Inc members are departing rapidly, and 1 very
l mucn DOUBT II aquorum can be found on Monday.
me senate agreed today to pass the Fertilization,
Min.ary' ana West Point Academy Bills, and act
6 me house has this moment received from the
senate, the Navy Bill with amendments. One of
these amendments proposes to strike out the .nn,s.
Prlation Tor the Dry Dock at Brooklyn / fear that
the Senate will concur The House will sit verv
excitement prevail here, and yet do not know Nv
Louisiana has gone to the loeofocos, by small ma
jorty,
Worn down by the fatigues of long session of
nearly eight months duration, sick, and weary of
Washington, quit tomorrow morning, and leave
but one legislative day behind me.
Yours &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
Yours, &c.

LOUISIANA ELEcTION.-We give below all the re-
turns We have received from this State. They show
that the Wings have gained in the city Of New Or
leans and the Democrats have gained in the country
The Democrats have gained one member of Con-
gress In the second districts and it il probable they
have gained another in the third.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
OONGREssIONAL DJsTRICT.
Dawson (Dem.) Moran Fed

DaWrOn eIected-Dem. gain.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRrcF.
VIM (Dem.) Moore (Fsd.
Rapides, AZ maj
St. Landry, $50 ISL
tits supposed that Winn is elected, as ST Landry
has heretofore been the strongest federal parish in
the district If VIM is elected, it is democratic
gain
ESNEw WHEAr.-The Tennes scans are eating four
from this season crops; the harvesting is over and
fine crops reaped.