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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

The Troy Wits says the Nomination Of Nj. Everett
az minister TO England vas not opposed on the ground
that be was an abois.salsf. but on The ground tina, no
was no, az sSreoais OF ,iarery' The Wing remarks,
"ot In other words, he - 10 be rejected for holdins
The same opinions In regard to slavery which were
held by Washington, jefferson, Madison. Monroe
Marshall and Randolph, aud which are now held by
Clay, leigh, Barbouf, Garrett. and nesrl, every dis.
tinguished man al tho South. with the exception OF a
few isnaucsl bieots Of the school Of Calhoun and Nc
Duffc.
United with the slavery advocate. 10 the Senate, in
The base attempt 30 ostrscise a distinguished son OF the
North from the public service, will doubtless be found.
Sua, Wrght Of New York, Reuei Williams Of Maine,
Perry Smith Of Connecticut, Isaac Hul's two seris
from New Hampshire. whose names we do not Iecol.
lect, nor are They OF any consequence, and the Tor,
Senator'S from Pennsylvania and Ohio. For there !,
no work so degrading, no deed 80 damning that such
men Will not emulously strive 10 participate in. heav.
en- iorbid that any other republic should ever be cursed
slavery and loco foooism. We shudder TO think OF
what may vet be the consequences Of the union OF
these two evils TO our own county"
The Richmond Va. Wing ia out upon this wicked
business, and urges southern Wings no, to forge, their
true interest and duty by playing into the hands OF
northern locoiocos to obtain the rejection Of Mr. Ever.
eli. This is supper, from the righ, quarter. Bot in
what terms Of adherence shall We speak Of Sils,
Wright, Levi Woodbury., and other northern Loco 70.
CO Senators who were eager to apply the torch to 4 pc.
litical isggos which was to kindle the fierce and con.
Stunning fires of dIscotd and disunion among the People
OF this Republic The n. Y. American gives the fol.
lowing as the reasons urged by the southern Senator.
for his rejection
LIST. That Mr.. Everett believes in the right, unde
the Constitution, Of a~bolishing slavery in the Dis,ric
oil Columbia and the Territories Of the United States
I'd. That he believes in the right, under the Cons,i
tuition, OF prohibiting the internal Slavettade. that is
The itade IN slaves between the different States; and.
81 mat he bel ewes IN the right, under the Consti
tuition, OF refusing TO admit into the Union now State,
That tolerate slavery-and that he thinks these rights
should, ath proper time, be enforced.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
From the Boston DAILY Tunes.
MOST HORRIBLE.
From 20 10 rs persons Lynched!

From 20 10 rs persons Lynched!
1--WE have published accounts Of the horrible exercise
Of Lynch Law on the persons OF coun,erfeiters in the
valley Of the Mississippi. In addition 70 what has al
ready been stated, we learn from the st. Louis papers
tina, a, the la,es, dates the citizens were on their way
up and down the river, burning the houses and other
wise destroying the property Of the miserable victims
Of their b%utchery. Their families were ordered to
leave their homes forever.
From the statement Of the ST. Louis New Era,
which we annex, it will be seen that the number OF
persons butcheIed has been undo rs,aied. Instead OF
twenty or thirty, II was from fifty to seventy-fvo. Such
horrible b~utchery admits Of no palliaron whatever.-
The discovery, even Of the implements of rascaliiy,
is no excuse for the horrid murders, and the people Of
Coahoma county should be declared outlaws, until the
authors Of crimes 50 strooious and unexampled are
given up. The following is the extract referred to -
1t seems the section Of country above and below
the mouth of White River, on the Mississippi, has been
for years infested With gangs Of pirates and counter
eiiers, Islands g.. 6s, and 60 were no,lou resosrtso'
for them. The people Of Coahoms county, Miss, and
from the other side Of the river, determined TO nd them
selves Of such pests and our Information is, that they
, succeeded in capturing from 80 to IS OF them.
On the 80 Of August they placed them on board a
trading ooa', took her to an uaffequen,ed place, 80 iha,
there migh, he 40 witnesses, and sLof and dr0toned
them Oh A portion OF the names Of the gang have
been furnished US. They are-lIugh Tully. the chief
Of The gang, Eiiphus Kingston, Andrew McLoghlinr
Joe Cotton, Hugh Nons, Joseph Merioli, Wells Pol
/ lock, and James Macauley.
When the Baltic passed up, the citizens we're on
their way down The user, engaged in Tie work Of burn'
Jog the houses lately occupied by the victims Of 'heii
vengeance. No violence was offered TO the familie
who were 10 them, bat they were ordered to leave
their homes forever. Il is further stated, that the
Cashier Of The cogniereiting establishment was found
dead 10 tie nyef al Columbus.
An the implements Of rasealiiy were found about
the premises Of The murdered men. A large amoun'
Of Counterleii Bank Notes WAS discovered, consisting
Of $50 and 500 noles on the Commerce. Bank o
New Orleans, no, signed. and / , and } dollar noie'
Of The Third Municipality. New Orleans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
NEW AVE

A LANsoN DYER has recently repaired ard rehu.d
n his honse for a house Of public enieftBinment (ior-
VERY kept by Mr. Page where he will a, all times be
feel under obligations 10 make his house their home. he
has spared no p ins 10 supplying his bst itb sDperor H.
qoors that have been thoroughly snnslir.d by the mos,
s%eientIhc, shose laboratories seldom lsti al gi,inY a true
tet,, aud are pronounced TO be free from al impurities,
bs beds are new, and 10 neat and well furnished apart.
msptsi bis coffee usually clear his meats not ossrdone
nor too rsre; toast commonly good (never butni) and g..
naly, he means to keep a 6st rate house. Gentlemen
eoming 10 This place phase call.
Rutland, Sept 4, lBil, 35-33
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

Drought. i, appears by the Quebec Gazette Of the
9Th uIt, that a drought has prevailed there for a con
siderable time past, and that there are strong appre-
tensions respecting the coming harvest. The cattle
are said to be suffering severely, the pastures being
completely parched up. A severe frost had also done
much damage To ~buckwheat and potatoes. |, is also
stated fires in the woods had caused much loss
Franklin Messenger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
Off Hands.

'u>HE subscriber would respectfully give poties to whom il
may concern, that gentlemen and ladies' wishing to pre-
serve their Literary Periodicals, Ne~sp, pers, and other valus
bic Books, can have them neatly bound, TO any pattern or style
they may wish, by leaving or sending them to the RUllsnd
BOOK bisDthY, within the time Of hrs, irs.ks. No work ia
the line OF Bookbinding will have the promise OF being done
unless received within that time, As the subscriber - about
closing business in the place probably no, To I've succeeded }
and . determined to be O-P-H Gentlemens Libraries neat
~ repaired and strict attention pad 10 orders Tor blank books
ofe,sp description. Ledgers rJournsi, Biousf., Stage Book.
DC &c. ruled to pattern and bouad To order.
J. r. MILTON.
Rs,i,nd. fhh August, Iaii. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

'ltis rumored that Mr., Clay has made a mos, ~eloquen,
argument in support of the nomination Of Mr.. Everett
TO the Court Of ST. James, which has been so long
pending IN the Senate This is what New England
would have expected at the hands Of the generous
Statesman who has SO often given US cause to admire
his magnanimous contempt Of bigotry, his freedom
from sectional preJudices, and his all-embracing pat
rioiism.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

Commencement al M.ddieb1ry. The Commence
n.ni occurred on The 18Th vii. A correspondent says
there Was a large conooupe Of people, a pleasaG,
day, and very respectable performances hom the class,
which wa, small. The degree Of A. b. was conferred
ca sr, only A. NJ. on eighteen. IionaraIy A. NJ.
on Rev. Mess-. Cyrus Pnndle Of Middiebur,, Yer
non Wo!cou Of Moiah. y. Y, Joshua b. Graves Of
Holme.dsle, Penn, and Charles DooAttle Of Gnsa-
vile, ". Y. ID. D. on Rev. Thomas W. Jenkyn OF
Lnadon. aud Gavin liheheock Of Randolph, Mass,
Ii. ID. on Hon. Samuel Nelson, Chef Justice Of the
Superior Court Of New York
AGsraooa. Pnyer-lnaogural Address, by Prof
Albert Smith. Address before the Phllomsthesian So
ei.,y. By Rev. y S S. Bsnsn, D p-Vs-e-i
CA-tE<is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
1871.
Northern Transportation Line.
1871 .

NNHis Line of Canal Boats on Chsmplsin Cans H.. and
- Steam Vessels on Lake Chsmplsin will be contisuea
by JAMES n HOOKER Troy
ISAAC V BAKER, Whitehall.
The friends Of this line and the public, We believe will
be satisfied with this arrangement. The usual confidence
and business solicited. Every e1er,ion will BE- made 70
give satisfaction. For feieh, apply to
POPE OATLlN, ! % Il
CB JAMES, }Cosn,is' Slip, n 7.
LA CARLETON ! i55 River street,
Jn. w HOOkER,} Troy:
L~NBAKER. Comstoek's Landing, Whi,shsll.
G u BARNEY. Pine Alley.
Whitehall, N. Y. Sept 4th is4I. 37-3mos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
To the FARMING Public

would rssp<etiully say that have . lot Of nv inpso,.
L cd H,aao1iAz Saeliso finished sAd ready fr sale.
which will ~sfr.nt well msds. Of good nst.risl., snd
sl clean eli sipd. ~ grsin, hsi seed, gfsss SEED, tsns,
peas, Re, NOR p-r.etly then sny f.nnihy mill y.i invent
ed ~ psiSn' hs'inK sIpif q, my nans ssd Lo1anon .ill
be s,tseb-d ta.V.fy nseh'ns ] asy bsfssh.f dsyos- of,
a. . RoafsnSs thst tho are my owa manufacture
and gill ps'fo''a the s"rs fof -hieh they are desigasd, 70
the entire sstsf.etion 81 the purchaser
IRVINE ss''ing and Saves tf fshbinR mills. sms,
mills, faf'ssss and VARIOUS othsf USE, manufactured ssd
hep, eonsunuy for sale. All orders BY mail OF 0ih<rvis.
sIsea,e f.thf1liy
hsss's Bort & Mason are .sihorSd 70 sail IA, .IsSs
n.<hinss SAMUEL cCTTfS0
Rslssd s-ri 7. tsu, x
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

VA T. the subscribers bring sppoinlsd b. the Hoe. Pre-
W bate oouu for The district o. y.ifh. ven rommlss..n-
ss 10 receive, sIsmIne aud sdips, eli eis,as ssd Dc na sss
Of all persons sgsnsi n" estate 81
MARY NORRIS
l,t- Of Wells, In 'sd district deess<d, rsprs~ntss In.
solvent. and slso all eisim, and d.mAhds sIhibis.S In
Offset th'rsto and 6 tmonih, from III. Sd day o. Aas
lsst, Being allowed by s.id court for that purpose, vs
DO therefore h-rrby give noties hat ne oil stisnd TO The
business Of our ssid sppoinimsn,. a. the dwelling hsuss sf
John cisfss in sad Wells on Mo,dsy lot day 81 Ssvsm.
Der nsIt, from ! o'~l~k until 4 G'eloet. r N 90 s.d d.y
JOSEPH n
DAVID b LEWIS, O''"~i-'e''"
Wells, E.pt lat Isii TT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

TIVE following ie.itpenisi 90. hsn ses 10 III. sr,ss n
l. Tsriots B.ssm 81 Live -ori. sns zee .str.ls ss~A
heiied d b, hip. snd ss . e act ef justice due The rrees,sr
Tot olths 'n.slushl, med,eins, II 70 ispe e.fers ID. p.shs.
y o-,ui, ihst ny .ldssi ~dsuehtsf. ssosi s.eA, we're 4
sre tcet The Who piHg COush -b,eL terminated 70 . 80
wee information Of III. ipnf, W, called N . ph,.tessa,
and To cur sutPrss he ssd che ~ss s.nrr,ossl, ia ~sS
innsns,'on. ~h,oh he .sid might Terminate 10 ss,eh sss-
and mo'e convinced the, IN all probability her lunss vsrs
rapidly wasting s-sy then procured The shles, s.ssssA
eeu"eil s"uli efthtes physicians, Who, sfsr ,,es,iss kss
ease about 'hfss nonths, gave Ne no enceers ~ pses fes
her recovery. eo, on the contrary, ~s -er- more ed aevs
discourage tthen resolved 10 msAs uial Of Dr. Tayless
Bsl..m 81 Li,et~or,, bot 9TH lttl. hops. Zoe. at The tive
her breathing -s- - feeble 80 N s~ scarcely peresp,ieis ~
applying III. sstoio.- 10 h.r. We had ne, si,,n THE ms[
&c no one month before che had 60 fat rsco,,fee 80 10 10
able Go -slk aorossth. room. and by a ~eontinuss nee fes .
short tune che became quite strong and ~vil en- ts which.
nrsito the blrs-ings Of heaven. EN- much ,ndsb,sa v
this medicine and an willing TO qualify 10 The shove.
Yours Truly,
WIN c REpELL.
Albany, ls4i.
uoppssp Boy only that which 10 made ., tho Oll
Otce, S15 Bowery, " and which !. cold BY sgents.
For sale by EVERsoN al IN. Roland BceA
Store, Stfone l. Bock. Piu.ford, Dr. T. Vail, Middietsvs,
Ira Button, BRANDON, G Jameson, C.s,eton; A /. Cs,l,s
orsel } Binghsm. Sudbury, Lake Dunmofs Glass Cs.
Salisbury. & w her q Co. Benson; } Lehioywsil, West
Poulinsy Nsi s. Go. Danhy. ildobeoet 4 Morrsn. Cer
endon Springs; n Lumhstd. Pswlet; W P Noyes, East
foultnet; butrll. Andrew h Co. Manchester, I A Hoess,
Dorset, 5 Il u Buckley, Nrsnviue, n. Y, r Wing,
Ira. J7-lI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
Moulders Wanted.

'u'HHrr good lourneymen MoVlders, acquainted with Mould
Il ing stove plate and hollow ware, can find emplo, men, Al
the Tyson Furnace. 33-tf AUGUSTUS HAVEN. Agsst.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser motions The
arrival Of General WisrrsLD seorr, N that city uFon
dunes connected Nth his military sInon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

The necessities OF the case can be found GU, by applying
oil our paper makers. board'n house-kee pers, &c. feuem IN.
oering, by the way, one other important fact, VIZ that we
have no other resources than job work and advertising
from which to raise funds, (beiofe the close Of tn. year 10
meet even the most pressing and short. credit demands a.
galnst Us. WHITE &
Rutland. Aug 3lst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
To whom il Concerns

individuals who have unpaid accounts With ~ for id
v-itising and job work, particularly Of the following dis
cfiption, are Teque sted TO make immediate payment.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

Advertisements, Of all kinds
where a continuous account is
not KEEP, open, particularly the
following.
All kinds Of leg'!s OF advertise
ments on Estates, Strays,L osts
Pounds, &c Notices OF all dis.
c%tiptions, kind, and natures.
The respective ~moun,s may b.
sscertained easily. For all lie.
gal advertise Of ordinary
length. g. $50 ; all others Of "a
lines and less, al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

We give below. The returns a. far a. received. er.
eep' from those counties less than half reported. BY
neri week we hope TO repor, them Ia full.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

W L the subscribers, being appointed by The Hon the
W Probate Court for the di,trtt Of Iiu,l.nd. cen.
missioneTs In receive -erAmine and adjust all elsims ssa
demands Of all persons, against The estate Of
JACOB BRESsEE
late Of Piiisford, IN said district, deesssed, rsprsssntsd In
solvent. aud also ell claims and demands exhibited IN oe,sx
theieto,snd6 month. IRON the lot day Of Sept. inst, being
SLOWED bys I'd count Tor that purpose W.. d. th,r,fots here
BY give notice lhA& We will attend to The business ~ eur
said sppoi tment, a. the dwelling honss Of Martin L~ssh
IN Pt,sfofd. on In, frs, Monday otFsbrusy ns.t, h,e 1
O'Clock A N. until G o'cloes r. N on-ssid esv.
Is n KELLOGG d.
WIN HUMPHREY """''l'''
Pittsford, Sept. +, Ie4l. s7-so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

'I'HE members ofths Vermont M usl Fire lnsuune.
i Company are hereby notified that the following a,
sessmens have been made BY the directors on all note,
"a IT,. -. a. C,noafpn d.w. - -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

M r. the Subscribers. being appointed BY the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the district Of Fsirhsven eomn,s.
sioners to recrive, -Jsmine aud adjust oil claims sst a.
msnds Of all persons against the esisie Of
HASTINGS.
late OF Mlwhuki. IN said district deceased, represented
insolvent, and also oil claims and demand, .xbib,t.d -
offset thereto and sx months from the .J0th day Of Aug.
last bring allowed by said cour, Tor the, purpsss, "
do therefore hereby give notice that We will attend 4.
the business Of our said appointment st IN. ho.s. a
Hiram Hastings in Wells in said district on the last Mon.
day Of October next from o'clock to 4 o'clock on aid
day. JOSEPH PARK,
wEsLE CLEMoNs .cs"iai''''
September 9Th l-al. An
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

Dis,ric, OF Rutland $. ~ special probate court held
at Rutland within and for said dislric, on the 18th day Of
Sept, AID I64I.
Presen, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Rhoda Carton, administrator upon the estate Of Amos
Carton, late Of Wallingford in .sid district deceased, in.
testhte, having tpresen,ed q petition ia writing TO THE
court setting forth that the personal estate OF sad deceased
is insufhcientto pay the debts Of the said deceased and e1.
Penses OF administr"ten. by about four hundred and sev.
enty dollars, and that a pant II the real estate Of the said
deceased osnno, be sold without injury to the rrmsindev.
and therefore praying for liesnce to sell all said real Estate
excerpt the widows dover and the rev.rsion thereof Of s,id
real estate, being the homs farm Of said dec-ssed, AMI con.
tanning about 81 acres. Therefore II 10 ordered, that the
consideration Of said application be referred 10 the It
Monday being the 4th day Of October nett, neIl and that
a copy Of this order he published three weeks succ~siveiy
IN the Rutland Herald, ptevIo us IN said N pdsy. q ~ III
concerned may APPEAR and object thereto II they see cause
a true copy Of record, HENRY HALL, Register. 37-39
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

hasfng 8 per cent ss~ssmsut for the
y,sr-.le per esnsgs n BE- eash On the org,nsl amount
afiss premium note. ~thogt references 10 any snaofs.
n.ut, and 10 be pad 4, the Tres ur,r, al his Office 10
Menipelsf, on or before the SDth day Of October ls4I, b..
ing the day ofths snnu.l mstiss Of sad Company
Msmb@, Of the eompsny oil pissse bear 10 mind that q
good chance ~il be given ihsm 10 fof-sIe nSasy ~ the
B.ms-rs Of the Legislature. and it's hsp<e That none ~.I
hl 70 sysl Asm~lvs O. the oppaftssity.
HARRY III Tresssys,
kestr-is', Asg s., lAI. -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
WASHINGTON Cry, MaylI, Is4l
CASTLE HILL, Va, MAY 18th, al


Genfiemen-I have had the honor to receive the IN
vitaton you were kind enough 10 address to me- to at
tend the public dinner proposed to be given by the
friends Of the administration in the city of New York
and its neghboring Counties to the Hon. N p. Tall
madge of the u s. Senate, merited tribute to his
private worth and public services.
No man better deserves such tribute at the hands
Of the friends of the present Republican Admnstra-
ton than your faithful and distinguished Senator,
whose indomtabIe spirit in the late trying contest
rose danger and adversely threatened, and whose
selfdevotion, energy, and talents, contributed in
marked degree to the (which at last crowned
the common struggle rejoice, gentlemen, now that
the victory has been nchieveda victory which will be
consecrated trust the lasting happiness and ber
ties of the counythat one whose services and sacri-
fees eminent in the contest, is not forgotten,
but honored, cherished, and appreciated, he de-
serves.
II would be source of peculiar satisfaction to me
to unite with you in the grateful office of rendering
mcred honors TO such public beneactor and patriot.
But the necessity of devotng 70 urgent private duties
the brief remnant of time which is left before the
approaching meeting of Congress- deprives Of that
qualification and permits only to you of my
cordial and hearty sympathy in the generous purpose
Of your festival and to add the sentiments of great
respect and esteem with which have the honor to be
Your most obt servt
w. c. RIVES.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
A CARD.

A BOLITION--FONTA H. PETTIS
II Counsellor at Law, late of Virginia, having To-
Gated himself in the city of New York for eight years
last pat respectfully tenders his Acknowledgements to
his friends in the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters of business, and solics
their continuance He has had much perience both
in this State and that of Pennsy in causing fg
tive slaves be secured and will continue to effect such
objects whenever called upon. His plans are so well
matured, by having at his command the most efficient
aid located at different points, and successfully har-
monizIng that he cannot but atter himself that he
will have complete success in future than hereto
fore-indeed if clothed with full authority, he can
any fugitive slave to be secured who may be IN
the United States, north of Mason and Dixon's line.
All the statutory enacments of this State this sub
ject have been pronounced unconstitutional by the
highest tribunals 1t will therefore be that the
provision made in the constitution this subject
paramount to all other enactments whether State or
Federal. There thousands of fugitive slaves in
this city and its environs and they continue to null
tply rapidly.
These being, at best very unpopular cases in this
quarter Che having the Abolitionsts, the flesh, and
the DEVIL to contend with,) it will be necessary for
those wishing secure his services, TO forward him
power Of attorney, duly executed, and minufeiy de-
scrptive Of the fugitive, and also fee of $50 dcray
preliminary and contingent expenses. His universal
charge for securing such slave is 800, and all reason
able expenses.
Mr. Pettis will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business confded to him, touching his profession
All letters must be post paid.
New York March II, lS4l-d&c6m.
Str The Alexandra Gazette will copy the above,
and send their bill to me al l64, Broadway, New
York F. III. PETTIS. ,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
GENERAL ORDERS, }
ANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. Nav Doth, 1871


WASHINGTON, May both, lS4l.
l. The long and faithful services of Brig General
Armstead in Florida, during two campaigns under a
former Commander, and now, Commanding Gene
raj entitle him 10 be relieved from this arduous duty
and IN accordance with his DESIRE he will reln-
9uish the command and report in person at the Head
Quarters ofthe Eastern Division.
The Secretary of War deems il but act of justice
to tender TO Gen. Armstead the thanks of the De-
partment for the zeal and with which he
has encountered the complicated difficulties that have
hitherto obsructed the execution Of the objects Of the
Government in the treaty with the Indians of Florida
ii. Col Worth, Of the 9th Infantry the officer next
in rank with the troops in that quarter will relieve
Gen. Armstead, and assume the command of the army
OF Florida; and he will adopt all efficient and proper
measures necessary for the speedy termination of hos
tcs, as well as TO afford the most perfect protection
and security to the frontier and such citizens may
be disposed to penetrate the country for lawful purposes
of trade settlement.
Ill. The PRESIDENT directs that hereafter all Off
GERS every branch Of the service assigned to duty
with the Florida Army, shall only be relieved or be
transferred through the orders of the General other
officer commanding the troops and when it may be
necessary to withdraw any officer of the Army from
duty there, the requisite instructions will be communi-
Gated through the Adjutant Generals Office.
Nv. Officers ofthe General staff, serving in Florida,
will report to, and receive the instructions of the Off
Ger assigned to the command of the Army.
BY crder sf
ALEXANDER MACOMB,
Major General Commanding in Chief
II. JONES,
Adjutant General.
The above appears in the Nep York Express.