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New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
nR d. T., KETilAUFEEs'S GER
4 N a n RHETM ArIC EMRROCATION-'rhl .a

II MN NHEUNtIIC EWbNVNN IV4''--I 7 NE ''I-
liable Embrocaton bv long experience in private Prac
ticr has been found be the valuable preparation
offered to the public. A. Rheumatism has baHed the
skill of medical science the proprietor happy he has
in hs power 10 offer a remedy which has never been
known Ia any case fail OF giving Immediate relief
229 BgoApw Y. April !, loil.
After an Intellectual trial of the thousand and RENE
dies suggested py friends (many of which were nauseons
IN tsslr naur- it aor,s pleasure that an enabled
10 state that Dr. Brerhaufcrs Embrocatnn has had the
effect eradicate all Indications of the Rheumatic alice
ton with which have been troubled.
Respectfully yours,
(siyu-d WM T. JENNINGS.
For sale by WIN. II BENNETT, Druggi-t,
az I'm lG- Green VIC h. street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

anu coming yoa and NJ prices that hey
all comp ttIon Ladies have Caters that can't be besi
In prce or quality geneneu have Boots and Sboesior
YOU of all kinds and ued 10 oil ciasses and all Pures-
Bsot- for Fir.men MilkNcn. WEiefnicn-t verybody =
and a nevcr-fang supply of Boys Miss"s, and Child
rens Boots and Shoes and twenty per cent he cheas,
the city. Just and see, at sCklBNEhS, ia
GraDd. street the second east Of Es'ex Market
2 S-l often hear from my customers that thsy arc
told By Others ~ the trade that buy all my work aud dc
manufactur. it aud that is the rc-son ny 'el
cheaper than others Now here comes poker tor moe
that tell what tsey know TO BE- false VIII Vaser @iVco
with ANY one that pnd money to journey men
for the Int five years for work done under my own im
ncda,. direction and control than any other retailer OF
Boets and Shoes the city, or than any two IN "nh
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13


The $ tons 10 he OF good ,qurd white P'F' Timber
bewed orsswet le inches thick an to l6 nehf' Nido'
10 he straight on all four sides and of the following
lrncth. ~ stuck. 81 long - sucks - iee'i IL
sticks 2t feet loug and II sticks "a feet lons
The Is tons to be Of white rine OF the 'am' q"aiy
h,wcd or saved II inches square straight all four sides
and of the following lengths of tho ~hols quantity to
be in eneth. - feet, % feet aud SO feet.
The 80 tons to be OF Spruce fine, Of sourd durable
quality sawed hcwed strnlgh On three sides To De
no less than inches average III thickness from the
uhewn side to the opposite and s vary from to
10 inches The width to less than inches aud h'
whole to be delivered in lengths of 70 -, - or d feet
To he delivered at ,uch part of the Ny Yard shal
be directed subject the inspection aud approval OF 'aA
person as the Engineer may select on or before the Oh
d.y of March next Tie proposals must state te 2rf'
per cubic foot deiiee,ed.
RoBoRT c. WBTMoRE, Navy Agent
Navy Agents Office, 81 Water street,
New.York, Nov - n, ISL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
i. i,iE ,st...i. tx cos. LINZ

- r~a r. FOR NEWBURGH. LANDING AT
ss,ry;..S--FI5-e 'CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT &COLD
-iasI-ss-s--aSe- SPRINGS The steamboat HlIiHLAN-
DER. Captain Roberi Wari-op, will eayc the foot Of
Ws7rea-s,rcet NeaY,rk. every Monday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon. IT O'Clock.
Returning tho HIGHLANDER will Leave Nevburgh
every Hcaiay morning o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon az o'clock.
For freight or passage apply to he Canrsn on board
r. B-Aj baggage and freight OF every DESCRIPTION and
5. NJ .pcc M, board this boat must he at ;ue
Of Tho thereof un!css bill Of a1ing rccepti.
-iglcd for the saIc- iys9
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

e Nc. ia asOWERE Is decidedly tho %
"a establishment in Nev-York to got bargains IN tho
~ Boot and Shoe line you have only 10 call 10 DO
-S convinced Ladies' Gentlemcn's, Misses, Boys ana
Childrcns Boots sh,es and Caters, IN all their variety
my own manufacture and warranted first rrte at pces
10 suit the times. Likewise largo assortment oil GOOD
cnur,ry work rhioh vi .c sold vsrv cheap.
;,oG, WILLIAM AGATE, ia Bowefy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
Il a ~ {. GSr7 f:Ez i. ID Y

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
GAUTI0S.-The high character Of these Peas Gas W.
" duced the attempt On the part Of several
makers, practice raS not only upon hr 1l9, o.
also upon the public. An inferior article besring "
spelled nale, thus, GiOt, omrug TIE hnai y = sd
IN, market II can readily be detected BY iis unhHneu
appearance, and the very common ,iye n " h.c H.
OJserre the genuine Pen are 81 msrSes VI nfeS
,eph Giliots PATENT or, Joseph G!ot'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES e. hoFFETF, l2l PriEce-street near Wooster
would particularly call the OF Hardware Deal
ers and AanuaetuEesl TO his article OF German Si
w.ieh ne oilers for sale wholesale and retail Of all
resses and warrants IL equal any either Foreign OF Do
nssuc, for color and ,oftness. a21u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

zads = u . GONE.
ENLISTED FOR ] nE
WAR i->CRI5NER ls up
head yet. at his oli Head
Quarters, 8ji GraDd-stIeet,
with one of the most COM
plc,e assortment of Boots
nnI Shn1. for the presenl
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

TO ALL LABO.fNG under the Tstiuenzv
common Sore Throat, or Qginzy Sore Throat-You
can Obtain article which will make perfect
few hours- Sold only at 81. Bovery. ni2 3meod
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
ogop,-t.s i.reH FOR AIEANY.
psoFsLE,r LINE Eg0.H NEW-YOHA
r-=a TO @o
szassa2zzz-EASTON. PA -, = A

2 hrore.l N 1ours. Fac onIy g. ---
Leave pier No y. R. Battery Place at = O'Clock,
VI daily. Sundays excepted BY s;esr'hos; CiHderla OF
Ws,er WjtcA 10 EiizlbeHqor thea to tzke the cars
the f. TaTr aad Soa:ervle Railroad TO Bouudorock
les,ng only B cs BY coaches, making BY far the most
7easan, and expeditions route 10 Easton For seats
uly 10 A. D. Hone - Courtlandt st. or board. A. d
Hope M accompany the passengers 10 BouCt Brook. sEd
render all sssstancc necessary.
i Tse EHpr-,s Line fncinc ,heir charge Of hurbuc
through several hours before ;semby that
,hr. aaur in OF ,her Line. This charge jus,
a. tc,t;tdt. OF trHtn - the first. n@7
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
EhSTERN DIVISION
c-1S.>Y.sssys ~


h-reafts run between New York and Goshen according
to tue foil ut stopping AT fiermont Bau-
ycttvillc Clarstown reeuGush Pa,cae suieros Ran'a
10 station. Monroe Works, Turusr. 5cananyici Mon
roe Village and Chester:
rRON NEW-YORK.
4 Passcrger Train eUery morning, Except Sunday
leaving Tue foot Of Alhanysi o'clock III the Compa
uys Steamboat UTICA Captain Alexander II. Schultz
4 Passenger Tram scery HeaHesda5 ana Saturday cf
tcrnoor o'clock from the foot Of Albany street III the
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Train ecery Monady, Tuesday, ThnrsdGy
aud Friday afternoon, o'clock, from the foot Of
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger TrGir e-eTy morning. except SunJny0
1T O'clock arriving in NewYork by the steamboat Ut
en- at the foot Of Albany =
4 Passengcr Tram ercry WeGaesIay and Saturday
afternoon y o'clock, arriving New-fork by the
steamboan Utica.
4 Freight Tram every Monday, Tsesday, Thursday
and Fridds affernoon at o'clock arriving IN New fors
by steamboat lion Bargcs the foot Of Chambers
For freight passage inquire at the Companys Tran.
por,ator office Of Liberty and W-stsreats, and
at the various Depots the line OF the road.
Freight ril be received the foot OF Abany-srcet,
on Wednesday aad Saturday, and the oo Of Cham
Acrs street, Monday, ruesc-y, and Friday unnl 8
o'clock Il. He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Ol5 If of the Etsicru Division y. \ and X. Il.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
Tooth Ache-tetes,sd name,

Tooth Ache-tet-s,sd name.
Mo-, justly damned TO everlasting fame.
WHY viii you suffer tn Tooth ache, when you
~ have j, cared for - cts warranted never to
ache ,gau.
Sufferers invited call and the merits Of my
Nerve Paste. certain and safe remedy. Price, sh
lings Decayed Teeth filled in th. best manner for 81 to
, Other operation. accordingly. DR.. Pearson. Sur
-enn DeHti-t li3 Canal street. Ill I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
DATENT CTEETsLAE OIL LAMPS
CuEMICAL. OlI.-KiIR NING ELuID.-rhe sub

/ CHEMICAL OlL-BuRNING FLUlD.-The sub
scriher woud invite the attention Of the public TO his
,iock Of "fREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS" which,
from their beauty and superior qualities. destined TO
..percde all others in Tho oil which is burned
them chemical preparation very clean in its proper
ties and gives very br;last and economical light The
Burning Fird portnbc light free from all smoke,
-uell or -rcac. and will neither soil stain Common
Lamps altered trihng expense, to burn the
lud Tnc subscriber kindly permitted to refer to some
Of our most respectable families who using the
article J. C. HOOKER, f6s Broadway
between Grand and BroeTae sts.
n. b. There !, danger Of explosion in either one OF
tho. prf,clcs 02itf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

DANK OF BUTEALO and CONNIE RCIAL
ID SANK OF BUFFALO BILLS taken par al 81
Canal-street here may found superior article OF
Nutria Hats. commonly called Beaver 81 81 Also, Mole
skin Hat. fsrae atiicle and beautiful finish. az -
ue Satin Beavers 81 80 warranted fur bodies, together
WITH sre assortment OF Caps Of every variety pst
tern. Those who wish f4rnIsh material csa
have them m,de i; the shortest and the best
manner. ID. 4. Il J. ). w OOp,
Dc lw. Successors to c. Wilson, 81 Canal st
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
u,uE TKU~shs AND sUPP0KTEH IS

L of DR.. HUtL'S intention conuhuc 10 receive nay
decided preference Fnr ,%eay years past save EN-
aoycd the Trusses OF DR. Hull with success inc Sap
poricr was invented IN 1881 By the Doctor with NV sd
wee and .pprobatisn and am happy to .sy ,h-t II i
extensively aIoped in Errore wrli this country
(Sgnct.l VALENTINE hol - N. "
Novyo,k juv / i<il d. NJ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

ynRx sV.RAyYANU

~ FN-1ce - . tN4'H7
TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Alhauy
o, s. f.r the ice vii permit Sith safe
". rom tie foot OF Cortesd s,---i
The De WITT CLINTON. Monday, ecnc:dAs aud
Friday Afternoons, AZ O'Clock
SorIcE-All Goods Freight. BeEgsSs. Bank Bills SPe-
e.. or any other snd cfPsopefy taken shipped CT Put
o. board M BDzls hs Line must o. al the RISK OF the
ovHsrs cf sch Goods Freight Baggage, &c e
o'cccs
pFoPi,t.:s iEsE FOR ALBANY.
: 80 = The uey aad eommosiors Stcsmhoa,
60 NORTH AMERICA Captain ". H.
-1a=5--7's--' Tru-,dslt leave The per ostween the
f,ot Of Cor;.ard, and tbrrty st> Tuesday Thursday
a.d saturday Afternoons at o'clock
ror P5sssrc or Freight. apply TO p. C. SCHULTZ. al
tho Office on the Wharf board. y. Z. All kinds OF
p-apettv taken oaly at tie rsk OF ihe owner tnereoi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

NTEw-YnRK SUPREME COT RT-ln n u Ger u sie
y apocltSr OF the Mayor. Aldermen nd CeHac 2aret
~, fou hr r-tth aycaue The East hirtr he ,is
rsenh sg Of sad CT y r. s'i Vho- " 'isy -'efu ne
p1lshlr ce. OF the SuPrrmc Court ~ Juoea',e ct RE
PM, m, ,te If y No-k, at the c1fi Ola BE y 90:
ANA n the Il :; Tue,d,y Binary iSi' h' FtHins
The Court thai day sr a, Soon h'iraIe g''' ei'
~ h-,tl hy James Boortnin ot The Ciy New iAies
e,b ,hs -;ebi title ana claim 1t hc p,tll tttu uN %
nc n.u-,rd q liars h'rtto'jrs - mated fud ''.r ~ ih
Con,tn. n,r> OF r. timst AID Asses ntn 'r9oi t 7 ihr
Are ti,9 matt, irS Lb a, ei @ t'e l''''
..,,t-s fb, aid p,noivu - rc ih lust ctDr
-~inalir i. irt.re-t The .if' uuS sun tt lite
,r p.rc-i eff land qiired the furro-r 20 "'a
second .rt 1t IN ,iid q mr. dtscibd n. -sP "e
aid Comm. 40 folloNs'z- Al'."i ,-i , le
r p.rc, rrcnrd .itu.ir iyug srj tti.E n n 1 =
,,enh ard II ;h- -iy. nd b'nnutd and c' 'i -
ccws. g. srnng al me rofh"ssl ~ '' ' 'hs
Erhh y.nse .hshtd nv law art nii- 't "d i-ittt
. III .in,- open. O. n in hrnc'it r''-
ly long the nof;hrlsterly line OF side = hY SEC q" 'e'
,.f.,Iv . or .r of ud Il J1mc, O'm1r, the r 'ouh
westerly sonv the uthsI, eriy i'e or -'u' ~ ~
fhr sai4 Jane. urmar. thirty i'et 10 u df" U
he centre Of hiry nd et ih ;'me . 20 ,p''eo
tre Of Thtv-,ccod m It sa' C. >" rc' d 'fgai
one hnnt the eriy line de OF me RI hh
g.nr - established law. md running the &C. e'ily
along hr aid porthve.iey line ~ 'lde OF ,'d h,s'n
established " sw. thirty feet 10 h" ~ ''' 81
And ot'ce further given that IN pr''r uIL , ,,
,e.re.,,a lutcr. NIli be moved Lh"l WV V'N' ~
H.. , ~ ,.,r.d and Tor ri'o o'drt oi iht san" osu
directing ,h- efk of -ais Cur siti'g We .l ~,
Yok to pay over the said petito''r OF 10 h' e
mid Sum on. ih,Hs,i d d 81, above Il" II 'leu'' wy %
erase thereof, If any, ton 'urh 'u'net o' e'''
10 the said urt shall ,e'u inset and pr1pef
5S S s." s"d Y'''''' J ~ whEELER Ay Tor rei ioaet
NOTICE of APPLICATION ior 'he di'eh+is e an m IN,
y .olvcrt from hi, deb pursuni TO me p mons u ns
third r iclr Il the ie OF the 9Th chapter Of he second
p,rt II the R.sred St,iute' .. "a -. ,,,,
bef,r a
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
CANDY AND COUGH DROPS be,ns no'

u the cure for Coughs the Hcrehound Clathnd Csncy
AS rrep red hy s. Sevberv with medical ad'ce Tor ;he
cure Of coughs /, found first rate article 10 aiay
irritation, OF the auc- aud lung, aud effect speedy csre
II uscl early as directed. Tns Candy deserves t'"I
Also the Anderson Cough Drops iad Po as prepared
by james M-IleR & Co. and now by Dr. u. heien- :
cured tbon.,nds many OF them were pronounced past
cure as proved by certificates around each wa! o arop
The above edicnes ,old wholesale IA New iofk oy
Saps, & Co. "a and 10 Fulton So; by Ed'arfs X Co.
Druggist Nassau It. II. DshroS. corner OF Allen aud
Riv,r.tou .t and the many other druggists. d2 Wv
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
:. WsTTEO TO CHARTER.

49, 4 Vcs.cl of 30OO Fres burlhen, 70 load Tor a
-e'=rr- port IN South Amcfics. Apply to
IL GNINNELL. MINTUKN Il co. - South .t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
Tl,iPI
= tons white Pine for ahprf ear',

~ ,maIl Spruce or White Pine la' covering
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
/. BRADI>H. Lient. & reruw.
JOHN \. COLLIER. C1mpu ,ief'
q. l.. HDlLES surveyor Grfet'l :,
WILLIS HALL, Aulusey 6 ner l.
IAIl.ItT fIr-..tsrar

] N'HI, ITrssuTeg,
,n.,. S,v.,, b,- IS isU - Di4
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
CONsTy7 PTlON AND LIVER COlE-

y PLANT cc-ufy that DR.. b. D. ALI Ems
B,sam of Horehound Pleursy Root has restored me to
health suffering years from Liver ConipiaiSt
For wears prcyiou, to nkn- the Ba,am lungs had
also become affected that degtc" pays eau believed
me laborin- under puImonsr, cou umplon T"ihc won
erful effect of DR. Alcns Bal>anl owe rccovsry.
JOHN I ROCK - ELL. Brookyn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
% Z FL IAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July p, 1871.
Information has been officially received from the
Government OF Venezuela, OF the ioowin. changes
IN the tsrd of duties on exports and imports ofthat
Republic, which changes are to take effec, from
and alter the first day Of July:
=, l. All duties on exports from the ports Of the
Republic cease
2 The following articles will hereafter be adj
mliied INTO those ports fee from import duty:
Bricks, bran, mou.ds Tor sugar mills, living ami.
mas oil all hinds plou=hs, peas, rice, oats, scarfs
ioF me use OF churches, drills, casks and barrels
pumps OF wood or iron for irrigation coal cart, or
wagons wheelDarrows, supplies and other garments
Tor pies's, CO ecslons o. books Of music and drl,y
inss aud paper prepared for music or drawings.
columns OF all kinds for buildings, iron COOKING
Stoves jackets slaves, jumper berries baggage Of
passengers, statues Of al sorts, copper or iron su.
gar % SUI. boilers, dutch ovens beans, engf,yng.
mathematical or OhCr sc.eEafc instruments. boats
oil IRON or wood, set up N pieces en;is parfs of
sugar mills, printed books and maps files Indian
corn apples, cotton gins, machines for dredging.
mining spinning, weaving, Smelling corn, steam en-.
g.ncs' god and silver, pans Of copper, brass or zinc
seeds, brushes.
3. The duties on the following articles have
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
NEW DISCOVERY

No were favored day or two ago, with A
glance at pamphlet issued from the Giob. O#.o
w, we 'hInk, signed by the Loco Foco portion of Inc
ehnessee Delegation in the House Of Representa-
yves w: Nicholson, johnson, Turney. McClel-
an Brown and Wnuerson. l. comes in the form
y, d TkorE against The policy Of The rest Of me
"a heterogeneous mass" of dis-ord,nt materials
WI nave lhcir own way, and that they will smother
tneir Ji"iousies IN unity Of action, for the pnruose
OF creating National Bank, &c. The most i'm
Po'Int discovery however, IS that all the hopes OF
tne D'm'eraey are frustrated, the aforesaid com
oha'o!e mass appears determined no. TO eTpote
ou' on the contrary, to abide by the maxim
union IS strength" We congratulate the country
upon tie glorious prospect ahead, communicated 10
US through the protest, by the misRepresentatlyes
OF Republican Tennessee abingdon gir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
ENGLISH MISSION

We are authorized to say tina, tho p,.,;5.,,
some time ago, rendered the important firms, 90 ~
Mission TO England to the Hon Jobn Ssrssan, .,'o
Sulshed Member of Congress from The CIV OF
G Having held the offer under confederation Al,
Seae,, we regret To learn, with Just acknuwedr.
n'ovon, ,ne honor OF the proposed high public en-
P.oyment' and ot his grateful respect for such !,
una OF confidence, felt himself obliged to decline
sne appointment. So far as we may gather from
'uin"r, the reasons for this were OF private n,,u,
such as might properly influence the head of Isrss
iamny, and one who, 1t is probable, has p,rteinS.
seu III lhat dmnution OF income, from YES ed mo-
Pe'y' winch the commissions Of recent times bnv.
,enIefed So general. Mo. Sergeant Is well known
70 uhe whole country. His service in Coner,s s, h,,
H"eauy been unusually long, most u,eCIi 10 m.
oouany y, "no, as we believe in the highest degree
S, up."u.e 10 ms constituents There are many
'',''eh' clll[cns from anon. whom wi h,ut douhi
4 n'Shly ut selection may be made for Minister To
out wiIl be rare good fortune if the Exc
"u'e ehoce should tail on any one IN whose ;nt.s
I,ny, aoHHS' prudence, and American feeling. III,
ier'c'n fe1p!e would have more confidence than
IN those OF John Sergeant OF Pennsylvania.
Nat, lat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

nc operation OF the rue of the House limi,ir,
speakers % one hour, works admirably The speech.
o.o ae more condensed and efFectve-the Hall is
tipe' and business goes on with unusual fcilitv I,
u, lnoeed' great discovery. The people viii an.
prove 1t, and both parties WILL in the end. find n a
happy rule; IL saves time, space labor passen,
money. nc newspapers will be thankful for short
speeches-they will be more yenernIIv r,,rI,"L 80,
ana read, and the readers will think much be,,er If
tne'T authors. "Brevily is the soul Of wit" A man
o education and good sense will speak with nr"c,
SION ana 0Te'iiy. !, IS the empty headed and weak
dence Of talent-ihe opposite is a al ,o,,',
Mr. J. c. Clark, Of n. Y, is enJi,ed TO the crcJ;,
oil proposing rule like the one we have nlInJsJ
10, at the beginning OF the 2G'h Congress. and NJ,
warren ol Georgia, and MIR Holmes, OF S. c, viii
enjoy Tie merit OF having successfully revived il.
.Mgdg5riau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
Mel .IcDn

ihe refusal OF the Supreme Court of New York
10 discharge Mcleod. exe,es tho apprehension with
some That war with England must ensue. Such a
result Is by no means necessary. That decision
may e'nearrass and delay the adjustment Of the diff.
Guilty but unless England desires war, there will
DC no war. lfshe wishes war, and seeks to put in.
sun and dishonor upon US, there is no alternative
her wishes will Le graii6ed.
The Philadelphia Inquirer speaking of the deei.
sion Of the n. Y. Court, says:
LIE question now arises the British Minis.
yer demand his poSsports-or will he await the de-
esioh OF the judicial tribunals, before whom the
50 nIsht DC earried1 IL is stated to bc the
"tenIon OF The counsel Tor the prisoner TO sue out
a WIZ OF error before the New York Court for the
correction OF Errors, which will meet next month
should the decision OF the supreme Court of the
SSa'e Se efhrmed by the Court OF Errors-then an
appeal might be made TO the Supreme Court of the
United States trial by Jury. therefore ia moi
A0F 10 DC ressred To; until have the decision OF
these two tribunals. But even should these tribu.
's ueciue against his release, before trial by iu-
Fy-and should he then be convicted by a Jury i'm
al the case might still, II we understand the matter
htsht, be taken up for review before the Supreme
Court OF the United States; and then il would de.
NSye upon that court, to say, whether or not
MCLEOD should be given up tn the National An.
thorues for release, IT those authorities should so d.
uiue or tn the New York State authorizes for execu
on IL will be seen, therefore, that various Intricate
yet 10 be gohc through with bc fore the
matter can be considered fully disposed OF before
'he iesa tribunals OF the country. Will MIR. Fox
await the decision of these trbunalS1 What ar.
ms instructions on this headl His demand, made
some line since, was rather pe'emptory. IL is pos
sioe, however, that he has uoiced n proper dspo-
Suion on the part Of the General Government. end
'he' ne is now more f,miitr with the various de-
'ai'S oil inc matter, than when he penned his last
uespatch. Should he determine TO await the due
Coarse OF law, as skeiehed above, the matter w.
leeI convinced, will be adjusted without serious diff
hsul'y. An immediate demand OF passports. with
PROBABLY another demand for the immediate release
:, .l1Le0u' would Doubtless cause trouble. The
government, need scarcely add, owe il In the
people, to lie prepared for every emergency"