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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25
9. w. 81 =. 3. TAYEcE.

9. w. 81 =. :. TAYLOR.
nFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
Y y ner of FJM aud Market Streets, Phiiqdtk
phta-
Mems Calf-skin Boots stilched-wanantcd.
do DO do peggod do
do do do water proof, double soles
and double uppers.
DO Calfskin do do do nailed
and upFers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
DO High quarter Shoes, Calfskn.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine MonToes-warranted
do Kip do do
do Calf do do
do Coarse do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine DO do
do Kip do do
do Calf and Seal skin Pumps.
do List Socks with and without soles.
do Carpet do do do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies tanned India Rubber shoes.
Gentlemens do Over shoes.
With every other description of boots and shoes.
Fur Caps of every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Backing
Bonnets of all kinds Palm Leaf Hats.
Philadelphia, November Z, lslO.-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25

NtChacA Weaver a, SOte,
RoFE MAKERS & SHIP CTIANDLEES.
No. l3 North Water Street. Ihikadcphia.
HE AVE constantly on hand, a general assor-
III q ment of Coniage Seine Twines, &c, viz ::
lard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil-
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, q
complete assortment OF Seine Twines, &c, such as
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Iwinc, Cotton Shad and Herring Twine Shoe
Threads, &c. &c Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Iialiers, Traces. Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c. all OF which they will dispose of on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphia, November Z, ls4O.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25

U ! AII notcS pulorling 10 he ON any PonnsyI-
.nia Bank not given IN The above list, may be set
,wn as frauds.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25
RECO.H.HE.N.D.4 TEO.N.

Milton, April II, lSil.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.

AsroR HoysEE waco, Providence Green, Philadelphia;
G IT,. %% Raand Aa5ama' leland Char Lewis Bcs
Youns New iCrN ID Gsodwin Casteon; R Ray Albany r
moat Mr wilson Canandnigaa III anger d. Miss Granger do
Lord do II Garrett, lady and soo Buffalo, Mrs rbIe
rortaD Ms. IL Aiuey, do; Miss Wae xandria Narnum
Portland Gapar, Alsany ii Tllon. Yale College,
atord Huntingdon New York; Morgan Lyndon; Dan.
ehy Troy G Justice Phi Constable do; w Dalrympe
Nmorc Rice and sister, Boston, w Burnam Oraans;
ii DAVIS de Mitchell, rhadeIpha 7 Bunng, do; May
Az! lady, Savannah.
ANgkicAsD II Lambert West Indies; E Everett Washington
Guy S'eton Albany Is?kius, Boongdale Johnson IousvIe
Iredel G. unt GO G. f Moaroc, Yale College;
Muller Boston, Jldge Willard Troy Mitchell Phiadephia;
Ho~A1o5J Cummings Bo-toa Winans YAM Torrel
eo''4a Fesch Mas; Whitaker, Deckeo~n, II Wells
H. Saooo Ross leesbnrs Trader, Windsor Watson
k ss u Apd syra9.e: Roger, LockPort White
shedd Leroy; Burns Albany; Brooks ST Lawrence co:
" ses Wet Troy G Pe:e Painev lille; Andrews Monroe;
"G9aI sangers Wright Montpelier; slmoud. Whit
plain Kas.!cy Y fn aySsn R et
To- M'er Eiabsthown; ~ sswara chienan=o A.Car,ney
Danyle Smith Batavia Plumb Troy Peck Burlington.
himba Ithaca; Derrick BOst on; L Bennett, Troy
PkiSS fIorsEM vassa Pou ghkeepsis; Garfield BRIDGEPORT
u liant fncetsn Ransom Ulster Harper Phlsf n
po'tte, herAmei Hopkins Herkmer Rencn Cazeno-
vo Burr Freemansburs March Kalamazoo II lcCarty Wa
iefooro Townsend and lady Troy Hail. Ba..,on pa F
!o1noh Hon Hearth, Troy; w Raymond EIba; Hiss South
crn do II Fay BatlHoe Scwele. Boon; HIS Albany;
seaeranz FAladepha Rev Schroeder ladies' Flushing
PEARL-SrREEr HousE-o Wilcox Turin. C Hcb,,r. Roctp
II Eaton fayettsyl Lord otego Lewis Ohio CITY; G Bah
cock Syracue Wheeler Cleveland; ] c grun DO r XIII,
al E!dge 6 Hall froy Austn Budeta Miller M,
'pon fasg South Carolina Blake York: Starkrv do
w Llrkn Milwaukee; Sherman PENN w r Henry A,rors. e
Orleans; Rice do Fiud Galway; i;-adley Mar
al w u S0saef' LysandeT' D Wymar, Bethany Wheel.
N Apgii e u - Jonn do Hayes Auburn Barber do s
-eH do " Rye d Jerome Iaac. do; Rcol do
: oenHa'' tysn'; & Cram Tifan; o Herd, Ohi-.
lovEJoY's-J losert- Semses: K Lewis ID. ! n non,,
~ ateoo w REID Greenw ch Higgins West.,oreaad: ,,r
1 key do; ia Il pie Haaey Mafsai Put do Had
~ Albany n haton Saratoga Springs Norey Saratoga Coz
icy DO II Monroe. DO; Joues co: M,eorb ND
han Isntrei II El"ood Handen: w Simmons R,r6,1 r. g.
., rama n Bacon SYRACUSE w Fitch LudIovvir RON
as iloyi " bontecoes do T Dick Va; l. Halock d. 8
sIoan DO; Carr. do; C w Ais. Sknneateles K -
e.; sae5nsi Albany; Hall A4di,oa Bay; siano5 d
Frost do Perry, Des Pratt Nashville, 3 tvr p no.
mouths sahdfOrd Bridgeport W Merton, Berlin A'' fE
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
Ry this Mornings Southern Nail.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.


b. las, nights Mail we have further and more cheering aa
xc. from, the Old Dominion They give Us hopes OF 'e
Hose of Delegates again notwithstanding our stua losses
in the Middle Counties We have no room ior ae'a''.
- .a % turn out Coles in tie Pi,tsy Con-
gressoual District, He beats WtcheT shout 4O
II We, uncertain whether Linn Banks or William Smith
ahy n i elected from the Spotsyyania District One
repor, gives Banks 10 majority; another makes ne.
s c. Williams may be sleced instead OF j. NJ H. "e'iF
from the Shenandoah District-buti 1t Is no mater
By this Mail We gain shrce Wing Delegates from Monroe
Bath and Southampton Loss by Yesterday day return
Marshall and Tyler Thus far have lost 10 and gam
ed onlv Should the remaining Counties as last year.
the House would be tied.
We miss Senator in Charlotte, Powhat;an, &C. where
Lewis c. Boudin reelected by 40 votes But there seems
no doubt that we gained (Tun.sa from Psyi''-
mia. &c. if none the West which will give at least Il
10 l5 and checkmae any instructng operations against
Messr. Rives and Archer.
We have for details the aggregate results are as
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
r He TRI i n E.
yrw.YoRK THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %

az Zach Of our ,ub.rioer, ohio all change NJ P'ae "
- ~ ~ III. l., Of MAY i. ear.e,,ly requested to EIse
e., n hi. oss ;atlng tia and number ioa'
which a. .el n. that AD Who 'aA III
shall be served almost nfalibly r.
Many persons complaining of the r.,araed to
hne Who nares are on subscription papers not or mo
our oabe. We enueat eveey who Ia rai notice Of
kec,s aai other subscriber IS no' 'e', I'll,
tine fact stating name -sreet and number eSf"''
az Our friends believe thai the -i, TO
n.A as to sas 10 >. 20 their and if be not to" much
s-e.se le,ara Us the name. who vi" take it
Carrier Jersey City, one a.I Tla ns
Iriesn e, at sung Viii sI b. gwen Apply soon
to- arrangement. for a moro general Denomination
III we are bbany Our viii please as-is; 1t
wanted canasse, and Agent for Ths deu ,em
eses hIacs NAV thoroughly attended u"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

P .hson eiie 10 Gays from Bristol rndze to G. Sutton
a"ekner, 20 days from Bristol With ndze to J &
S N FfeO Aygga SC days Stockholm with ndue to
T og Margaret Gregg GO days from Liverpool with sa &C. 70
N.yus Sons ' WIN sugar. &C 10
Hr brig Engands Queen, sulck days from Newcastle u
ndze, 10 Cunningham buchanan. ' -
mento, to Reyburn Van Deyoosi. ~
Brs Vata Higgins IS days from Messina fruit &C. to Nes-
Brig Morning Adamson days from Haanza with
TO Spoford. Tleston & Co.
Maitland s. Kennedy. ~ "
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

7, . ,od,v At the Board were small The chax.es !, mr.
were inarnatcrial Del Hud declined Harlem inprot
5. Bank do
5000 Indiana bonds sold at 5i!
oec0 do do DO 5i!.
A, the Second Board 900 at ii
o5eOo do do sterling sold at -.
At the Sec md Board 1000 Indiana at 81
VIM H. Franklin sold auction to-day 1900 s'ernc eose elk
diana at S. and 60e0 of dollar bones At 81
5000 Exchange Philadelphia sold at tie board Al 96i
Money continues to be abundant Banks .OevAa,
barras.ed 10 find safe their Bushes. page
of prime description and for speculative purposes
maud money light Good paper done IL the
per
One dollar the Kingston Bark altered c esr,
tiou tey may detected by observing t,, the sA
the genuine Tens payable written that O
engraved.
The United States says that the Of the Tovs,,
Bank agaia heavy dcouutomc of the Brokers uss
purchase thSm at any ras-,he hands Aga
Philadelphia being exhausted.
The Commissioners have advertised for loan OF 5000 az
rebuilding tie locks in the Chemung and Feeder.
The Albany Argus says on Saturday, Mr. Hoey from
riv OF the Committee Ways Assembly
ncd report >uh.c, of the nance and the public work.
having special references bill Senate which has be
before for the last ycek That bill provided for
sue of tOj0c0O stock year. S2o5ao per
e and 81 OelOO At per TIE toie per e
could The majority OF the committee of th2 house
propose aggregate S3oCoG@;wo millions
miea cannot BE- Obtained to N
public works the following
FRI. Canal Enlargement .............. s., 10000
Gcnesce Valley Canal. N"uVo
Black River Canal 'VVo"e
The Illinois Register that the passed dn1s the late
session Of the Legislature of ta, State the following pcy
sons in relation to the fufmcnt of il. obligations
l. The per TO be exclusively applied
the payment OF o State indebtedness
The rate OF valuation fixed that no land cat be val
ued at less than three dollars per acre
The land becoming uhectto taxation wuei ie ra tho
reycgue $4,000 per for the next five years
l. Another the per cent all oahs
may reSoncd the bank OF line' md
State Bank Illinois, whc. Banks the State has S3ocVs
Stocks.
provision both Banks bonrsof one half
pc. cent capital stock the State Treasury b
also applied payment of interest on tho State debt
A Of autlcrcs the Commissioners of the lin
and Michigan Canal sell land pay interest the Canal debt
g. Another provision requires the from all these
sources pay the interest the whole publc debt
that tho Fund shall sell bonds market price
any am sufficient to make up tho interest
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

MARTIN DrRALpE, Naval Officer at Ncw-Orleans, vice
Henry D. Peirc
LEVI STERLING, Receiver of Public Moneys for the dis
trct of lands subject sale Mukoday in the Territory
of Wisconsin, vice Paschall Bcquct,e.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

% Rev. Charles White of Oswego, n. Y has been elect
cd President of Wabash College, Charlottesville, Ia
place of the lamentcd Dr. Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

Corrox-Thc to-day, and fair business
done 500 bales previous
FLoua-oders demanding s. for brands Geht
52i fancy The stock exceedingly light, No chang,
u other descriptions.
Gs,xThc supply Of grain snail Southern Corn % IS
Jersey So Rye53a55. Oats, Northern 40, Southern 80.
PHILADELPHIA April 27Sma sales Flour making the
80 considerable soles of Western recently +37
Meal without change. The supplies OF Wheat large
Pennsy q.otcd 81 96 yellow Corn So white al 90
49, Corn and Oats rather the supply
equal the demand.
WHEELING, April 2i-Four and quoted a 32!.
CINCINNATI April 2The receipts Flour Sales
at the Canal Mt $50 Whiskcy dull and held lot with
800 Gle
Shoulders at n 81. Ness Pork n 1880
Sales at Auction.
L. NJ.
srcAs25 bbls New Orleans 81 ST 70
atfia6!.
R.sissl-as kegs 81 500 1921 1885, q,
i2 Gao trails ea 10 kcgs p; kegs Lexa at s 30
Sun at Il a % $40 bxs Pipes at 20 a 81.
MoLAsEs-o hhds sagarhous 20 Ol A bbls
Orleans at 90.
days-e5 ai 81 at g. do a, a. IL
casks a - a 22l; s. bbls u
WtSE-5 or c. pale sherry 80; do at 90 do pale at
81; 20 god 81
MUSTARD at 81
SORTS bcxe. white
ToBcco mosl hA. kentucky 81 g. do at 81 6t Is do
at isae}
Brig Smyrnarhe coppeed and copper .rig SMYRNA built
at Duxbury zig bur,hen bbl sold for $1,000
eT u. = co.
GcSSy BAcs-7,5Oe0 81 81
RAlsiss-5Oo bxs at IL &C.
RuM-2 hid. at 800
nipEs-iG5 al; 81.
BEA"s-jte- Trie.t per L..ho
Mars bales Malaga at 32i.
sUcAg-5 Kids Porto Rico 81.
MAHocssT-l mos sagoes brss and Lorent5i Iogs
st Domingo 81 81
& co.
oR.scrs-corgo barque Ieoneeoo mark a, S &c. Cd
1870 bxs ato.; $50 bxs lemons a, IL.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

follows
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED
Dist Wing. Dist. Opposition.
7. FRANCIS MALLORY II. GEORGE B. CARY.
VII WILLIAM L. GoGGiH, III. JOIN w. JoSEs,
VIII. HENRY \. WISE w. WILLIAM = NoeDh,
Y. .JeHy TyL1ArEnRo. V. +. W. HUBBARD, gam
NJ Jeux NJ B.rrs VI. WALTER COLES.
XII. Tnon,s w GlLAER XIII. LINK BANKS.
Wv CrrpprRr PowELl XVI. JAMES NJ. Fl. BEALE,'
Nv r w B,R1os gain. XXI. LEWIS SrEESRoB.
XVII A. H. II. STuART, gam Doubtful, OIL rdther Loe'
TX RoBr. NJ. T. HUNTER.
NJ Rol the regular candidate bat NAY by another
Loco SENATORS ELECTED
Richmond City, Sc. James Lyons, W. rcelccted-no OPP
Toncos,er Sc Robert W. Carter W.-ne opponent.
Iomdoun. !Sc.. Charles J. Faukser, IV--no opp'n..
Nottoray, sc ....-.. Louis c. Boudin, OPP 10 maj
Pockiaghanl Ec... Naie: or Goats, OPP.
Piisylrqnia sc. 80. W p Tuns,all. ". gan.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Counties. Wing Counties Opposition.
Automatic -....--.-----.2l Amelia
Amherst .--.-...---.--.-l Brooke ----l
Aue.ta Brunswick. --.----..-----2
Bath (cSin) .........l Buckingham, (gatn) ..---.2
Bedford . Caroline gam ..--.---.l
Berkeley ........2C Che s;eried --.--.----.--l
Campbell Clarke and Warren. .--...l
Chas City and New Kent i Dinwiddie ---.l
Charlotte ....--....----.lI Frederick Il gam ..-2
Culp,pcr (ioochland. .----..-------l
Cumberland Halifax ...---..------...o
Elizabeth and Warwick --l l:lc of Wight -.l
Essex ..-...-.llK King William ....--..---.1
Fairfax gain) .----I hing and Queen --------l
Fauquicr - LOUISA
Fluvannu $500 uncr5urs
Gloucester Il Aladson ----l
Hampshire > Marskall( gam
Hanover l Mathews and Middlesex. -.
tcnrico ENTHUSIASTICALLY eckenberg ...----.-----2
James CITY &c / Mo. ,ngalia
Jefferson Nelson, gam
King George II Northumberland .--------.l
Lancaster and Richmond Il Noo~ay.
I1oudoun ......-..-...5 Orange and Green
Monroe, (sain) .----li Page -.----------.l
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

" The Methods; Church John-st. was dedicated
on Tuesday aeraoon. Services by President Bangs and
Bishop tIcddns
70 Jonas Wheeler has been appointed Postras ter of
Canandaigsa, vice Albert Lester.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

Ne,c-York Caaals.-Thc Western division of the Erie
Canal opened Saturday the eth and boats left Buffalo
fo Albany that day, The Eastern division opened Mon
day but business Albany embarrassed by the high
water in the River and basin The tolls received Albany
on Monday amounted TO s6362 So
Two lines of packet boats leave Syracuse and Buffalo
spccely every morning and evening Fare through 50
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
MARINE LIST.
roRT OF NEW-YoRK, April. %. ls4l

POET OF NEw-YoRK, APRIL %, 1871
Sun RISES 9s sooN szrs. ......I 81
BY " ,leH 0s
LATEST ADvIc.s.
Liverpool aprli Hare indirect April N Orleans April DO
Ship Harvest, Brit,ou Liverpool
m S pG raSsr Se"orGan, Chl Thomas Doughty Bath
ae the herFl,t do Emily, Haloael Ore.n,: Harie;t,
oaVnnah Cuoae Mary Cole Bangor Crscian Long
Charleston. ~ A1'Hu""i moon, ha'esr
sehr' sultan Dwmae Portland Ne Traffic Howell Bdmcre
tsPer Covnstcn Plymosth, Mass Bens Sben,n pbLa
dolphin; Diamond aock Newerp: Am F S ~ ls va
H=ond, Wolcott Ryder, Boston ~ - 3-'' H
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

~ We stated Incorrectly that the superb full length por
of Harrison by Sarain from painting by Sally s,ec
engraving; mc,zotisto. MIR. G. O Bartlett, No 10
Joha-s,rcc,, is the sole publisher in this city.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

~ Col. Baukhcad L. s ARTILLERY, has resumed tie COM
rnand OF the pos, at Bsaao, after furough OF It's
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

~ a monument Richard HAuauroS, Esq late Ed
or of the Boston Atlas be erected Noun; Au5urr
bx hi. friends.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
Gitn Intclliqenec.
Repor:od fer the Ncw-York Triguac

COMMON PLEAs-April os-Frst Panel, No. o73, 7do lG-
loo los 49, l6, l7s la9 l32 A .ls6, 1885, l9O 1872 1874
1876, 200.
Secon& Panel No lis 1874 1876 l2s c9, 40, 49, IA, l4t
ljc l54. l56, LIE.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

~ The frc about oclcs, YESTERDAY ,r;orsias No.
% Jamess,ree occupied GerHau ana Feach boarding
hoSsc The roof and upper story considerably damaged
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

10 The Legislature has appropriated of the passenger
fand Sl5o9 each The three public DisPensaes OF tins
City, provided there be any surplus of that fund haad
cosiient there viii be. They required keep
hand supply OF genuine matter and furnish it gratuii
ously all ms.lieal applicnnrs
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

e Maj. Burns of Scotland glorious bard has just
returned from India where he has been in service t"cntysS
years He in the service End pay OF the Govern
mcnt and is the factory commission investigating the con-
ditlon of the working classes Manchester
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29

p TIE ice cleared Of the s.; Clair River OF the as
and TIE feet of vessels which had collected at Detroit ate
on the 22d for the urpcr Lakes.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-29
Commercial and Money Matters

The sale. TO-DAY at TIE Board small The cbasse mr.
were i,naerial Del Hud declined Harlem improved
s. Bank do !!
I--,,... I.anIs
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

reciproeate, sir, cordially, the expressions
Of respect and esteem which you have made 10
me i'll behalf Of ilie members of the diplomatic
body accredited to this Government.
lwouid have regretted deeply the occurrence
Of a single circumstance In our official inter
course 10 interrupt those relations ofmutua re-
spCct and personal kindness, the maintenance
Of which between public tunctlonaries is al
ways agreeable, aud which seldom fails to ex-
erclse salutary influence upon the transaction
of public business. Your obiigiag expressions
have satisfied me that my utmost wishes III
this regard have been fully realized, and de-
rive great pleasure from the conviction.
The members of the diplomatic body will
please to accept my grateful acknowledgment
for the interest they take ia the future happiness
of myself and family; aud beg them to be
assured that will always cherish lively So
licitude for their individual welfare, and for
the welfare of those whose happiness is de-
pendent upon theirs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26
MR.. FOX'S ADDRESS.

SIR: have the honor tc address you in the
name Of the diplomatic body accredited to the
United states of America. We are anxious,
sir, to express to you the high respect and es-
TEEN which we entertain for your character as
well as the gratitude we feel personally for
the kindness and courtesy we have always re-
ceived at your hands. We shall all remember
with satisfaction the period during which our
respective public duties have placed US in COM
munlcaion with your Government; and in now
taking leave ofyou officially, we beg to be al
lowed TO assure you of the sincere interest we
shall ever feel Tor the continued welfare Of and
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26

EXTRAORDINARY MATERNAL FoNDNEss.-
The Court paper in Londoa occasionally bless
es and enlightens the world by an exhibition of
the astonishing, overwhelming affection which
Queen Victoria cherishes for her offspring ;
and the manner in which it is represented dis
plays her royal love in d most surprising degree.
Her Majesty every morning receives inte!li-
gence through some noble lady of the health
of the Princess, and sometimes in the evening
visits and looks a. her child and this is the
intercourse between mother and her infant, and
lauded as astonishing by the pampered fa,teI
ers basking near the throne. We have moth
ers in America whose wealth is abundant, and
whose minds compared TO that Of Briiain's
Queen, would seem the orb Of day contrast
ed with dimly discernabie star in the galaxy
of Heaven, and nature teaches them to dande
their children, and derive delight from the en-
p1oyment-yet we see no proclamation through
the print Of praise because they act by nature
teachings. But when being who through
adventurous circumstances is called great.
treats her babe with cold cvility, aud the heart
less etiquette of Court, the exclamation is
heard '.Great is Diana of the Ephesians -
Circlevile Herald.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26
From the Globe.

On Saturday last, at 3 o'clock p. M. in ac-
cordance with previous arrangement, the MEM
bers of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the
Government of the Uuited States, waited upon
the PRESIDENT to present their united and OFF,
clal respects on his approaching retirement
from Office.
Mr.. Fox as the senior of the diplomatic body
delivered an address in their name to the Pas
IDENr, which, with the reply, wepubIish below.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26

GA member Of the 1ippecanoe Club, as appears
BY the last number Of the Standard, has drawn on
his leather spectaces, shouldered his greygoose quill
and demands hearing by virtue of his standing as
q member of that honorable association. AS the old
adage says cit is better to crafty fool than be pla
gued with his folly" it would perhaps be better to
crafty this aspant to notoriety by giving him lit
tie attention. 1t would be pity mortify this &C.
MUS by permitting his able production to pass with
out notice, and did we not fear that his yielding
senses would allow his vanity to overcome his stern
er nature, we would exhibit signs of humiliation for
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-26
III Err 4. L y
RlOO5si,ss ton, Friday. .Narch &c. 1871.

or The great length of the Inaugural Address of
the President has compelled to defer the publca-
ZION of several communications on hand, which last
week we stated would appear in the present No. and
limited our space for editorial remarks They shall
appear in our next