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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-10
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POETRY.
From the Christian Witness.
SIP rim G..

The sweet south wind so long
Sleeping In other cmes, on sunny seas,
Or dallying with the orange trees
In the bright land Of song,
Wakes unto Us, and laughingly sweeps BY
Like glad spirit Of the sunlit sky.
The lsborer Mt his toll
Feels on his check its dewy kiss, mud Inns
His open brow to catch its fragrant gifts
Tho aromatic soil
Borne from tho blooming garden of the South,
While its faint sweetness fingers round his mouth.
The bursting buds look up
To cheor the sunlight, while It fingers yet
On tho warm hill-side--and the violet
Opens its azure cup
Meckly, md countless FLOWERS wake 10 cling
Their earliest incense to tho gales Of Spring.
Continual songs arise
From universal Nature birds md streams
Minglo their voices, and the glad earth seems
second Paradise,
Sunshine, and song, aud ffagranco-all are thine
Thrice blessed Spring thou boarest gins divine
Nor unto Earth alone
Thou hast blessing for the human heart,
Balm for its wound, and feeling for ita smart
Telling of Winter flown,
And bringing Hope thy rainbow wing,
Type Of eternal fo--thrico blessed Spring
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S74l,527,430

VIM. II. Griswold, the young man who robbed
the Bank of Western New York of $500, few
weeks since, was tried by the Circui, Court al
Rochester on the l4lh ult. convicted and senten-
ced to the Auburn prison for four years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-10

Charles =. When Charles V. returned from
Tunis, he travelled by land through Calabria to
Naples, and did much good by the road. At La
Cava, ihe town council met to consider what pres
ent they should give The Emperor. Some were
for pine apples, the kernels OF which are Of vast
size but the majority carried ii in favor of kind
of fig, which they cover with mats in winter, aud
in March, Uhe time of The Emperor's passng) the
fruit is very ripe, and delicious eating. The EN-
peror received the deputies very graciously, and
expressing great surprise at the fneness of the
fruit at that season of the year, inquired whether
they could preserve any quantity OF them, and
whether they were in abundance. oh, said The
wise mayor, I'VE have such plenty that we give
them to our hogs what said Charles, TO your
hogs then take your figs back again; and so
saying, he flung ripe one full in the face Of the
orator. The courliers following the example of
their Sovereign, the poor deputies had their faces
all besmeared and their eyes bunged out with the
fruit. AS they returned from the audience, one
of these sapen, senators, taking the whole to be
part Of the ceremonial Of reception by an en-
peror, observed to his brethren how lucky 1t was
they had carried the point in favor OF figs; for,
had they presented pine apples, they would un.
doubleday have had their brains Knocked out
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-10
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FROM THE GERMAN.
The wise r,au soes his winter close,
Like evening on n summers day;
Each age, he knows, its roses bears,
Its mourniul moments, and its gay.
Thus would dwell with pleasing thought,
Upon my spring of youthful pride
Yet, like the festive dancer, glad
To rest in peace at even-tde.
The gazing crowds proclaimed me fair,
Ere, Autumn-touched, my green leaves fell
And now they smile, und call me rood
Perhaps like that name as well.
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wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.
Fran The Mndis0uinn.

PUBLISHED wEEKbY-PRIcE TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS
PER YEAR, OR TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-10

Pdirhdn Guns. We find in q late number of
the New York Journal Of Commerce, the follow
ing passage, descriptive Of these terrible instru-
nents Of war, invented by Mr. paixhans, and call
ed PaiXhauS Guns:
sit is found that, without increasing the weight
OF the guns, or the difficulty of managing them,
hoiloo projeces of heavy callibre, can be fired
with terrific effect, and bomb cannon Of tremendous
size may he sed on ship board so to throw
large bomb horlz0n'nlly with an aim as The
solid shot Of an ordinary cannon. Large bOnbS
even OF the cailibre of one hundred and fifty or
two hundred pounds, fired on ship. board, or
from stationary batteries, with the force aud pre-
clsion of cannon ball. No structures either of
stone or wood, can resist such artillery The ter
rbe efficacy of this arm Qhe Paixhans cannon)
was Witnessed at Beyroot, ST. Jean D'Arce, and at
san Juan dc Ulloa. Mr. Paxhans in his work on
new maritime artillery says, in regard to the de-
structive effects ofthese bombs OH vessels When
thrown horizontally, they will crush strike to pie
ces, and tear open, the side of the vessel, with
terrible shock. If they remain in the slde their
explosion acting like mine, will open large breach
es the irregular fractures of which, extending be-
low the water line, will make passage, through
which the water will rush in, us though dyke
was suddenly broken. If bomb should enter n
mast, it will overturn it, together with Its yards
top, and rigging. Should the bomb pass entirely
through the ships side then it will produce its et
fects between decks in the midst OF the combat
tants, the artillery and munitions; and they will
scatter around showers of iron, and insupporiable
volumes Of smoke and fame they will completely
destroy fabric of wood, much mole easily Than
one Of stone they will rip up the deck set every
Thing on fire, and cause dreadful ravages every
, where. AS if all this was not enough, each bomb
contains composition, Of the attractive name of
, DamYkugein, used to poison the galleries fmines,
and an able reviewer OF this subject tells u.s. is
truly Presidential congregation oil vapors,' rem.
dering ship unnhabilabe. 1t is enough 10 damp
the arior Of The loitiest chivalry TO contemplate
this Asss' nouriHe drme J and nothing can be bet
ter calculated to bring war into dsrepute. In
truth, however. all Improvements III the art of war,
lessen It's deslructiveness and frequency"
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7-rn STATES CENSUS.

,,,-.-;,, ~ saturday gives the following a5s'FAst
- Returns of the Population of the United States
OF - - the Census of 1870. Great delay has been ex
crce9 in completing and forwarding the returns from
.ec,;ous and even naw will be that they not
absolutely complete. Complaints loudly made in sundry
Quarters of the ncopeteless Of the returns especially IN
Maryland, where writs have been issued against several OF
the Deputy Marhat, requiring them to answer to charge
OF oulpable rer,issne, II criminal Insdeeanor The
strong Wing Counties OF Montgomery and St Mary espe
ciay complain that their enumeration i by no means ;a
and thai hey likely lose each Delegate III the AP
portiouent this winter consequence Tins Is very Sc
-ous matter and we trust will be thoroughly investigated
whether the Marshas choose resign otherwise-Bu
% mo Census:
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
ESTABLISHED JULY, 1899.
Il Eirst Four YOlmmes Completed. II

With the number june ISL closes the second Of the exist
Magazine. 1t published monthly SIX numbers form
nearly hundred snses large octvo with tepa
and index w volumes neatly and substantially sOunt'
may the Publisher, i2 FuItonree YORK the sub
scrption price bindngffy per volume The
variety and ta niormaonsn
this work render peculiarly valuable for
present and future reference je2@ eodjt' ltf&E'
u having they wish col
ec,s either grea; person acquainted with the city
great experience above business for Of tho
Ns~York would Ike devote h to it eseH
yely patronage from Who wish person act
capacity paid proportion the he collects The
vii be for honesty aud general character
He hlnd, and regard caplbitie, particularly at
question, ao.e who have employed him testify
latter. will SATISFY TIC particular
Bills large collected per cenagc JOSS than those
small sufficiently lo~ satsfy all For further
particulars pleased address D. W w. box n Park Post Office
New York stating where am interview can be had s2j
r-New-York and Erie Railroad state stock
nv viii G a. Pa5c Aarton at the NJ rchant' Exchunge in
city NewYor Wednesday, the 2is Of JAY next i IL oeo
and Dollars of York Stock bearing
of 81 per cent per anna from the s az O. July 1
being stock ~ Of Chapter 1876 Of the Law,
the state a, any tine the 2i.t day of July, le
Bank the city OF New York denated ihs
Pee for the g'Sry aud transfer Of SAID Stock AMI M be the place.
The Stock vii cehcate. Of Ono Taos.an4 Dollar.
each aad the huyer vi" be required the thepur
respectively Immediately The sale all Be
made accordingly Je28 u JAMES BOWEN President
r Full Set Of the Southern Literary Hcsscn-
ger, pec, order for the year 1870 may the sub
scfiPhon Pf'ce, On rp!icaiion at thi, Office Je@
u Ladies, your tine you Dry Goods. Go 70
AZ Grandst BENNETT PRIME selling Of their bes
ufu and well selected Stock a price, Jc2e Ia
II Lecture at the Rotunda.-Thc explorations "hes aTs
gi'en IN The Gallery add much the interest Of tie exhibition
The ectse This Evening Oock ana All VINO nave
not the splendid Panorma Of Rome aud New Zaad hoa
spend the evening pleasantly probably ay other etb-
l,hnent in the city Ie95i
= Fifth Ward-In Committee Jane IRE i5i Re'otr{s,
That efficient organization ID e
Fifth Ward TINS Committee recommend that the Wig Esctor. as.
semble their respective Districts on hond< sth mt, al sH
o'clock +. NJ for the purpose of re. ofganzIngL 80 -
By order Of the Ward Committee DANIEL LEE Chairman.
o M1eEES R GHxFaAS Secretaries. leae 81
II TruIy Deserving Public Attentions 3tya-
.emea, Of Warranted Care Cansum?oaia this jels
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Second Board.
Cemueroiu al and Mono, Matters.

Some escrpuoes Stock the Brokers Board tee
The sales were Del Hudson improved II
cent L. : Bank /; A. Trust Ssoningou !. Harlem Cas
ION fall of vicAsburc Island Boston and rr"v t.
In Sta Stocks transactions excepting in indasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

nr.-v OF GEN MAcoMp.-osr readers will learn with
.o,e, that Major General ALEXANDER MAconB the gal
.ar, and victorious defender Of Pasburgh in 1914 against
vastly superior British force breathed his last in Washing
ton at half past two o'clock Friday aged about zt
years He has for thirteen years been at the head OF our
little Army. The Madisonian says:
General Macomb entered the servi"e as cone OF da-
pooss in 1892 and the military family OF Gen Alex
ander Hamilton he commanded at the successful battle Of
Plausburgh during the of 1912; received gold medal
from Congress for his galaniry and appointed by res
s den. J. O. Adams Commander General of The Army Of
the United States in the place of Gen. Browa, Immediately
after the decease OF the latter, which took place IN
a,es Of his Office in this city, excepting occasional absences
to the frontiers of The Union Obedience to the calls II the
service"
Gen. aacomb will be buried 10 o'clock this day We
doubt not that the Military of city and vicinity will feel
impelled to pay his memory appropriate henori'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

Public Tecting.-A Di-course the Best Means OF In
proving Eevang the Social Condition all Cases
cuary the Working Casses, will AXE place lumb
Hall IT. GraHdt Monday Evening June
advocated Association Attractive nd.siry
Man OF the gaht Labc Guarantee Of Educaon Child
fs.fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

q On Friday morning, Iri=hraan named John Gil
was cang coal from vessel at Boston just as he was start
ing with his team another horse which drawing ao
OF coal from the vessel. agains. him threw him down
and the wheel OF his csrt passed directly rs head
crushing j, in shocking and killing him instantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28
Auction Sales.

by w r. Tobucco-Tcrms months 30 hhds Kentucky
81 cents averaging 1872 do do s'erchaDiable
ga q cents averaging cents.
Nv H. Ludlow E.tatc-Let Of ground and store No
lG earl street feet S2 $50 eleven lease Of lot No.
Murray saOOi lots 25 by &c. 90 State street BROOKLYN 4d'
do on Atlantic - do; OF Sio0--7 for $3.50 each
BY Blocker Van DykeRea Estate country seat on "a ana
IS streets With "A lots ground third y lots OF
ground on 5O, s. ed SD aih and 18th avenue
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1s., E,erIs--The apprehension which pegin fresh
general Of an unpopsus season and I a5e &c pof
d geoera interest Our distant frno, - Postscript
auest.d vng during the n1 a cops in respective
o oss Those who comply win 'A''
and public an letters containing
@ md S eh IT.. are s%5ns
favor us with copies pertinent eA'' UNI 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

T. Pa:Rcse E1prs, been established 9e'~se" Albany
Utica and will through in ""ve hours from inc ARRIVAL ."
tho irc bo,,o, Nbanyof course -eoe aduGae " he
,eh II will commence the arrival sf ,e-morow Tuesday
boat at Albany transportation very moderate Or
ers or packages may FOR the at the Office oil '' pa
per 30 Ana-st with NJ Lane keeper OF the Draw
bridge, Albany. Je>0 II
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ard rather usually this season Amy amoaa
- ,aper would be taken grcediy Banks and
,n might be easily negotiated per In the street the rate
, from TO per according the rcpute Of the note offered
Tn, Phunx BauA has sewannua dividend OF three
and a half per cent,
A, the article OF considerable importance to our eoS
trv readers copy following statement IN relation to that staple
from the Commercial
,,ur.rhe las. Comaer valuable statistics Of The
production of The stock OF Pots hand ara ~ so%
OF Pearls S bb below the usual amount at this seao
The entire recent of this but +i96 bills 30 s
than IN June 1899 and 6 less than hnto June ls'o About
600 biol. have been shipped Ono Montreal and 1t infer
red by the hat the prou CT of cur owl Northern cola
ties tanc But ,hat rs not the principal reason
til, falling of production hc We know Ia be ceasond BY
IN, low price OF potless character of the nns
,c,na GOOD f,rmex very seldom his
they nourhmen, the soil and even counting
tnn worthless make dollar day III manufacturing
salts from them New York a, prices Their
uacnre only OF poor and-care who must raise no
new other immediate resource scientific or inny
farmer seldom any and the product will probably alO1
from until the price goes TO s. or over The pne
offered Saturday s., holders asking s5i2 and s3
FtouaThe hight receipt and the large quantity which has s
20 anaa effect Of nng and the common brands
NJ ARE now freely taken at 543a55O For Ohio and Mch
gan VIA the Canal the 5,537 Southern and
holders are firm at a56O Georgetown and Howard street The
demand southern but for 'cnesce and Western there"
far sale for consumption and Eastern ports
GRS arrival OF all descriptions have teen light md
nm acn; some obtained Northern Corn
md command, G2l weight, Southern rather plenty
and sold at 59asO and 81 weight, Rye6c Northern oaS
free at i4aj very &c Wheat not plenty and
IL held 1850 for prime Sales have been made Zoe The oh
here quite light.
An injunction laid spOn the Bank of Musknsnn winch
has been in a s. Q suspension for some time past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28


tina: ne survived 81: few hours
e Brock. alias Qun,ra. recently seS;e4'Hd q; fhIads-
mia 20 TIVE wears imprisonment. oE forgery has pleaded
guilty. to ,e oher bs and been sentenced 70 one years m
prsouu,ent OF each.
The $. Lous Peanan: Q. me 18Th chronicles the dis
appearance during the Ash, the 4;h CT certain Doctor
OF ina: ylasc AFTER selling bill OF exchange on London 'oF
5000 and performing .undy other financial operations
y We learn from Jackson Mo, tina; young persons
wee killed and ~o Others badly steamed by lightning N that
vicinity on tie 9Th instant With several Others they were
sitting under ree which struck by the Lightning
~ The Picv,ne saws ma: on the night of the l4h "o
man .vc birth 10 a child 4 ne Ponchar;ran Ran
road She threw OF: 8: the window b.: found alive
ana vel the day.
NJ William Roe 1T old resident Of Trenton, ~ J. fell
down gh, Of steps. attack of paralysis On me 2oh'
ard died a ew hours after.
81 l,,e boz named John Mooly vas so severely III
mod b. the kick OF morse Baltimore on Tuesday that ne
soon died.
Liberty State Convention for Name, called ~
tho An.;.slayerv men 70 assemble July Isl
rz The ..eamboa. Troy on the Hudson now burns coal
;.,l or ,,ooJ
In : Tyis cf S,b,yls5l Bank no
/ ~ l. = '"'u Ia
;orlety. Is al present a resident OF Gai'es'oi'
900 ,.;,i,.,
which Is intended 10 a9oi>h eh'ltey VIZ use " - H.,
c.,le races ON the Fourth OF july. II would nave 'c
- r. ;,dca neople 70 90 20 The drar-shops and por-
tehuei': " -. ", ,,l,, would be TO license
tcr-houses tor Fcre,''he"'s' ~ - IN -. j,oI M,
the boz hs and put them HAatI o0'''S ''o - " .tcu
lcohoi, liquors. that ths course ii't''
'r.o,,iJ ,cco,nish all that * desired. Please
! 'd'I''u 'I'; - - - - -. :. ~ I am afraid our
suggest TINS plh II Ho" iPf' ~ - 40
friends will accomplish much good IN me 'ha""cl p
,osod FRIEND TO TEMPERANCE
P"9'" -: al ,ro,.d-liLc
1ThiS plan has been tred several the> anu PtV''' ~
Il >. lr;,L ,,;sor ,emp.ra,cy-not worth straw
a pielge ~ "i'"N l''''' 10y
REQUIRED bonds and wnat SHIt OF
~ 49, -.
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d New Arrnngement.-EvE ilNE, a, : o'cloc

y New Arrun .cment-E' ENING LINE, AZ O'clock Tor
Albany, nittout landing at TIC intermediate places.
For travelling pubhc the Steam
boats SOUTH AMERICA and ROCHESTER nj! and after
Thursday Jus Pier COr;and and Liberty
every Sundays excepted o'clock Gnsad Of
here;oiore) q Albany al o'clock
The Rochester and America well aed up
furnished with State Room. and are lnslrpaed elegance and
tent q. accommodation. .e2s Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

r Full Set Of the Southern Literary Hcssen
ger perfect order for the year 1870 may the sub
scfIpuon price, application at this Office Jc2@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

Thcse appTcaoh OF u per cent on U" boHG'
ard II per cent. Gu sterling Bonds.
There nothing doing III Foreign Exchange
bills fair enqay but the rates are ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

u ladies your tine you Dry Goods Go 70
AZ Grand-s, BENNETT PRIME are now selling Of
tui and yell selected Stock reduced price,. Jc2- H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

~ l. j. said ha: Hosea Lcyis, OF Schuysill Bank no
i. a, present re.iden, Galveston, Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

4 The Cheapest Cmsi, Tailcr ye;.-PETER V. HuS
TED square Of cl;aaFne--tre makes Cloth
lyle 10 cheaper than the cheap
Taor city. good fit IN all cases warranted 3-lm'
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corr..ponfing Seeretere.

Recording Secre,ary, -.------ tosERr CiEDoGs-
notion Resoleec Tina; Temperance Celebration
approaching Anniversary National Independence
nebe, Typographical Society present :enGerd the
their Banners 10 the Society for that occasion
Ge and Bonnar appointed Committee
Typographical Association az! respectfully
of Banners for the occasion.
motion Resoiod That the Boar Directors have power
make al necessary arrangements Celebration
Resolced, That Delegation from Society
appointed attn the Washington Benevolent Temperance
William G.. EoFgs and Vincent l. Dill appointed
Iloiioa Eesorec, That Saturday evening,
Washington Temperance Hail. White and
Centre jc25 1t JOSEPH T. BATES, Secretary
Il The Washington Benevolent society will hold
Business Meeting TINS Monday Evening Temper
Hail. Centre, WI DpeIsay, quarter be-
fore O'Clock The public generally invited attend particular
Drinking Man aud Dunkard The Weekly Meetings OF
Society Will hereafter held every Sunday Monday sHd huday
evenings, this Hail. a: early candle light
WI. 4. WISDOM, President
TEos. u WoooRrFF Seciy.
The Martha Washington Society ths Hall Tuesday after
sewing The business Of Society
a:3 o'clock.
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Ho.e Agents for Ia. fbuse IN c'i' p.cers.
IN The publications othce. hH'cs- so,;o,jors for
NJ Wanted frs.-rate Csn"asser to pf9cri, 90 nceERs
highly popular Periodical IN TINS city, Apply - "
80 Ann-st
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- Cloths. Ca..inerc., snrtincfrs, Gnmbroons,

LINEN DRILLS vESTINGS SUMNER sTUFFS and other art
usually kept Dry Goods stores may be ioAd IN soo' variety
very fbc.p q, the MECHANICS CHEAP STORE, 80 Houston
Il
Printed Lawn, from l. Cd to Null Medam Book, Swiss and
Jacouett ifuslins, for Dresses, Cheap.
LADIES you Dry Goods please call al 50 llous'on
i.as l,y- r DoWIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

CITY Prison SrA11srics.-By the weekly Of
Capt Stewart deputy keeper of the City Prison it appears
there were received the prison during the past week Of
white men g. white women % black Is, black
men l2-total received rs During the same time there
were discharged OF white 60, white woman p, black
l9; black lS-;oal discharged l3l. Remain
ing white men white women % black y. black
women l2-total remaining 1873 Excess of discharges
receipts g. OF dinnnon Of - in the number OF phi
soners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

II lecture at the Eotunda.-Thc explorations "cs aTs
gwen IN The Gallery add much the interest o tie exhibition
The Lecture This Evening O'Clock and al who have
the splendid Panola Of Rome aud New eaad 'ho1a
all engagements attend they w
li.hnent in the city ie2si'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

GWYoM1Sc CouyrY has completed its organization. Il
first Court was held at East Orangevile Monday last
Judges Richards Patterson and Sprague the bench WI
liam R Smith of Africa appointed District At,orney
The other principal officers Nelson Wolcou Of Jaya
Clerk, William R. GROCER Of Wea,hershcld, Sheriff, and
Harvey Putnam OF Attica. Surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

The REMAINS OF Gxy HAkR,soS left Washington on
Saturday for their final es;ng-pace the bank OF The
Ohio al North Bend. They escorted the line OF he
District OF Columbia by Committee of Congress, consist
ing OF Se Senators and wsn,y-sx Representatives and
fact attended by Congress in body both Houses having
adjourned over to Monday for that purpose At the Mary
land line they were delivered to the Cincinnati Committee
BY whom they viii BE conveyed to Ohio.