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On the lamented death Of the late Judge Barbour,
Judge Upshur spoken Of as his successor, and u
would have been in the highes. degree satisfactory TO
the people of Virginia to have him translated to
the vacant seat on the bench Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States But other counses prevailed aud
the judiciary Department Of the nation was thus
precluded from the services of one who was qualified
to become one OF its brightest ornaments.
1t has been said that Judge Upshur has never been
in Congress, and is not extensively known beyond
the limits Of the Old Dominion. This is but mega
tive objection and is consistent with the highest per-
sonal merits. A similar objection was made few
months ago TO Mr.. Badger, and when he was nomi-
mated by Gen. HARRISON Secretary Of the Navy, he
was but little known out of North Carolina and we
heard the question propounded by than one mem
Der Of Congress, "Whois George Z. Badperl" The
readily given by every c zen of that State
He accepted Office, and is now universally acknow-
edged to have been able and efficient Head Of tho
Department Those who know Judge U best,
ready vouch for his qualifications for any post that
may be assigned to him.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. brig Dolphin sailed from New
York Tusday last, with sealed directions, to be
orened until her arrival at certain latitude and long
lude given. Suboned we give list Of her officers
Lieut.. Cong VIM w McKean Isl Lieut. Jas
H. Ward I'd do. Charles Steadman; Puser G. c.
Rice; Assistant Surgeon, J. s Messersmilh; Passed
Midshipman, T. 9. Ward Mldshipmen, James Bar
~, A. Mclaughlin, William J. Truxton, John l.
Hopson; Adam Young, Masters Mate.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard, at
Brooklyn to Mt out with despatch the Independence
razee, and the sloop Of war Falmouth.
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Nem York Correspondence.

New York, Sept 9, 1s4l.
The notorious border pirate, Benjdmin Lett, who
attempted last year sink the Canadian steamboat
Great Britain on Lake Ontario hut was apprahendaa
tried therefor and convicted but escaped from the
sheriff when within three miles of the State Prison
at Auburn has just been retaken. The heavy reward
5000 offered by Gov Seward has led to his betrayal
by of his patriotic brethren. He taken at
Buffalo last Saturday, while at breakfast board the
steamboat Daniel Webster, He was cut off from
resort his arms and gave up when he found resist
ance unavang. He has been safely lodged in the
State Prison to out the allotted him.
Thus principal dsturber of the frontier is put
oflhe way Of doing further mischief
Charles r, Mitchell, exM VI. c.. has been arraigned
on three indictments for forgery and pleaded not
guilty The attempt of his counsel to quash the in
dictmens foiled. He will soon have his trial
The toll collected on our State Canals up to the 1st
inst exceeded by 1920 900 those of last year. and
$500 900 those of any former year.
The 'HederbeIgers OF tenants of the Van Rensse-
laer estate again in attitude of resistance to the
laws. The sheriff has been obsrucled in the execu-
ton ofhis duties and has called out the posse. This
unhappy controversy threatens mischief
Stocks are all down again to-day u s. Bank to
Z 7-S Indiana Elves TO 40 70 Harlem Railroad
TO Is l2. Foreign Exchanged up to per cent and
specie going out.
Flour has receded to Sc. rs 1857, and rather quiet
Cotton change. Yours, HAROLD
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Passed al he lsf Session Of The eth Congress

No !. An act making appropriations for the pre-
sent session Of Congress. lls total amount is $780,
937 CO.
No 2. An act for the relief Of Mrs. Harrison, wi
dow Of the late President of the United States. III
appropriates 800, OOO)
No 3. An act authorizing loan not exceeding the
sum Of twelve millions of dollars
No 4. An act making appropriation for the pay,
subsistence, &c. Of a Home Squadron.
No 5. An act making further provision for the
maintenance Of pauper lunatcs in the District OF Co
lnmbia. (ltappropriates So, 500
No 9. An act to revive and continue in force for
ten years act entitled An incorporate the
Mechanic Relief Society of Alexandria"
No. 4 An act TO repeal the act entitled An ac
provide for the collection, safe-keepng, and dis
bursement Of the public revenue" and to provide for
the punishment of embezzers Of public money, and
for other purposes
No. .. An act to provide for the payment Of Navy
Pensions. IAmount ssl39 ,6G6 O6)
No. Q. An act to establish Uniform System Of
Bankruptcy Throughout, the United States.
No 10. An act further to extend the time for oca
ting Virginia military land warrants, and returning
No II. An act TO authosze the recovery of fines
and forieituees incurred under the charter laws and
ordinances of Georgetown before the Justices of the
Peace.
No ~. An act to revive and extend the charters Of
certain banks in the District Of Columbia.
! No 10. An act making appropriation for the flu
neral expenses of William Henry Harrison, deceased
late President of the United States. CT provides for
the settlement Of the accounts, which are near
SO 600
No H. An act in addition to entitled an
act to carry into effect convention between the U,
States and the Mexican Republic.
NO 10. An act TO amend the act entitled "An act
to provide for taking the sixth census or enumeration
i Of the inhabitants of the United Statesn approved
March Sd, 1889, and the acts amending the same.
No. l6. An act to appropriate the proceeds of the
sales Of the public lands and grant pre- emption
rights.
No II. An act making appropriations for various
Notifications for ordnance and preventing and sup
pressing Indian hostities ts total appropriation is
81, 226, 4Ol s6)
| No. 10. An act to provide for placing Greenough's
statue of Washington in the Rotundo Of the Capitol
and for expenses therein mentioned. (The extent OF
the appropriation is 1876, 200)
| 10 An act authorizing the transmission of letters
and packets TO and from Mrs. Harrison free of post
age
No. 20. An act to make appropriations for the Post
Office Department. (Amount sS497 ,657.)
| No. 81. An act making appropriation for the pur
chase Of Naval ordnance and ordnance stores and
other purposes Amount $500 O00)
No. %. An act making appropriations for outfit,
and salaries of diplomatic agents and for other pur
poses Amount not specifed)
No. %. An act TO provide for repairing OF Potomac
bridge.
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OF CONGRESS.

Yesterday the day fixed for the adjournment Of
both Houses of Congress The Senate spent the day
mostly in Executive session, and the House with
out quorum; but although they had no business be-
fore them and informed the Senate of that fact early
in the day, they nomnally in session till about
eight o'clock in the evening, when they adjourned
sine die The Senate still remained in session when
our paper went to press 1t was presumed that they
would confirm the Cabinet nominations.
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Paris, July 16, 1871.

To-day have visited The Royal Library, which has
not so much excited my admiration but has afforded
Inc more real satisfaction than any thing besdeI have
seen at Paris. In point of design and finish, no
Of the many apartments of this Library equals that of
our Congressional Library at Washington, but then
il is on vastly larger scale, and exceedingly more in
ercs,ing, for the number, variety, and value of It's
printed books, the number and antiquity Of many of
It's manuscripts and its numerous medals, eDgravngs
and antiques. The apartments occupy the four sides
Of a paralclogram, of about $40 feet by $780, making
the whole extent of the lbrory about $40 feet. Ii
is said 10 contain near million of printed volumes
many pamphlets and 1000 manuscripts. 1t has a
cabinet containing 100000 medals, exclusive OF
thousands of engraved stone and other antiques. Its
cabinet Of engravings contains 100000 specimens
and three hundred thousand maps and plans II
one has not time to read rapid survey otthe exterior of
the books of a library will suffice; not SO of ancient
manuscripts medals, and antiques. Upon these one
gazes with interest on account of their antiquity
their author the person thing they represent or the
place whence they have been taken. Along the walls
81 some of the principal apartments of the Library are
very neat and well arranged cases with glass covers
containing, the autographs OF several OF the
monorchs and most distinguished French authors
others the most curious ancient manuscripts. There
are To be seenacttcrs Of Votare of Rousseau of Ma
dane Maintcnon, Of Madame Savigne, and many
others; also, manuscripts of Fenelon of Bossuet, of
Henry the ith Of Lolis l4th, and Of many others
There are to be very ancient authentic
manuscripts one noticed Of the 81 or 4th century,
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NEw YnRK. Sept. 10. 1871

NEw YORK, Sept. H. 1871.
The annual election in Vermont took place on
Tuesday last under circumstances most unfavorable
to the Whigs. La the first place, large portion of
the party wished to run Hon. Charles X Williams
Chief Justice of the State, for Governor. He is
worthy and very popular man, but he had been pre-
viously nominated by the Aboltonists and the Wing
convention refused 10 nominate him, but proposed
Col. Charles Paine, ardent and excellent Wing,
but nearly well known TO the people. Judge
Williams, after time declined and Judge Hutchn-
son, of Woodstock, also very strong man. formerly
Chief Justice, nominated by the Aboitionists
The result has been considerable disaffection and
have from about two-thirds Of the State, and
they lead the belief that there no choice for Go
vernon. But the Wings have every thing else, in
GLIDING larger majorities In each House, and will
easily elect the Governor the meeting Of the Legis-
lature.
The election in Maine takes place tomorrow. I
apprehcnd an adverse result. The second Veto will
be just circulated all the State, and frionds
perpexed and chilled while the Locos eated
and vociferous have private advices from Portland
that the opposition in the Senate TO Mr., Ererefs con-
frmaon will add very largely to the vote for jeremiah
Curtis the Abolitionst candidate for Governor. Our
friends hope TO retain their ascendancy in the House
The Marketsare more active oflate, except in Flour
and Gram in which considerable is doing, but at low
er prices than those which obtained on the arrival of
the Britannia. The price for ordinary Canals Sc 75
bu the market was ,Gtmer yesterday, and 1851 was
paid for good brands, and buyers plenty. Southern
is generally held at 81. Corn Tic.
The sales Of Cotton last week were about $500
bales against receipt Of 500 The prices were Ia
to l-2 loHer than before the Britannia arrived.
Ashes, ore higher and firm IS 81 sc.
| announce with regret the death this morning OF
Gen. Robert Bogardus Of our cily-sn old and emil
citizen who has filled Offices Of trust and dist nc
ton He WAS one of the earl cst and warmes friends
OF Gen. Horizon and understand csught cold at
his funeral, Of which be never recovered Yours
HAROLD.
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A writer in the Kentucky Farmer states that
Bots in horses can be cured by Shaping the animal
soundy in the flank that the sound causes the bots
to let 90" The experiment tried the other DAY at
the Capitol, by skul Virginia doctor, and proved
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Il Ill E M A DISONIAN.
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, ls4l

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET Their
BIZ UNITY IN NoS-sssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN AL
THINGS cHARlTY.-Au gustin.
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Mr.. WIcKLIFrE the new Postmaster General was
in Congress from Kentucky from 1923 to 1888.
Mr. j. N. BARKER, was nominated to the Senate
yesterday to fill the first COMPREHENSIVE, vacated by
the promotion Of Mr.. Forward. Mr. Barker was
COMPTROLLER Immediately preceding Mr.. F..
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IA arrfl0.

In New York on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev, FELIX VaRELA, Of that city, JOSEPH Dor
ROWS, M. ID. 10 Miss CATHARlNE u. IRON.
SIDE both Of this city.
On Tuesday, the 9TH instant by the Rev. A. A.
LPscoMB, Or. THOMAS FEINOUR, Of Baltimore,
to Miss MIRANDA v. WARD, eldest daughter Of
the Rev Ulysses WARD ofthls city.
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We learn that the Wings of Congress- before the
adjournment, met in caucus and agreed upon the pub
LEGATION Of address to their brethren of the U s.
King Caucus is sometimes an intoerant tyrant, and
would not be surprising if some of his subjects
rebel
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Agre-ably 10 general orders No 81 Briaadier Ge-
neral Wool has assumed the command of the Eastern
Division of the Army. His head quarters for the
present are at Troy N. Y
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Second Veto Mcssage-With the tone of the docu-
ment we cannot bu, express our high satisfaction. #
breathes concord and temperate counsels To certain
views also would incline freely If convinced of their
praetIcability - Phiidd MAJ. Gaz.
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The APPROPRIATION BLL.-This bill, which was
signed by the President Thursday last, appropri-
ates the following sums for tho objects specified
West head Battery Governors Island, Bos-
ton 80 QUO
South East Battery, +" 5000
Fort Independence and sea.wall Of Castle
Island, Boston, $4,000
Fort Warren, Boston, lO5OD0
Fort at New Bedford 5000
Fort Adams Newport, $4,000
Notifications in New London harbor $4,000
Fort Griswold 10000
Fort Niagara, New York, 200O0
Fort Ontario, Oswego 1900
Fort Schuyler, New York harbor 10000
Fort w God and all " $4,000
Fort Co umbus Castle William South Bat
terry New York harbor $1,000
Governors Island 1900
Fort Delaware, Delaware river, provided
the title of Pea Patch Island shall be de-
cded to be in the U. S, 7277o
Forts at Annapolis Maryland 5000
Fort Washington Potomac river, 80 900
Forts at Norfolk, Virginia. 1l5O00
Forts at the mouth of Cape Fear river, N. c.. 5000
FORTS al Charleston, 3. e, 10000
Fort Pulaski, Savannah Ga, 80 900
Fortifcation at St Augustine Florida, 25 900
Forts at Pensacola, $1,000
Fort Morgan, Mobile, Ala, 4 900
Fort Livingston, Barrataria Bay, La, 10000
Forts near New Orleans, $4,000
Works a, Detroit, Mich, 500O
For works near Buffalo, N. Y. $4,000
Fortfcaions at the outlet Of Lake Cham
plain, 10000
Works near the junction Of Matawankeag
and Penobscot rivers, Me, $4,000
Contingencies and incidental expenses, 70,50O
For the current expenses of ordnance ser
vice, the purchase of ordnance and stores,
armament of fortife atoms and the pur-
chase of salt petre and birthstone, this
bill appiopia,es 100000
For the preventing and suppressing Of In
dian hostiltes, viz For arrearages due
the Georgia and Florida militia 395,096
For the Quarters Department, 10000
For surveys in reference to military de-
fences 10000
For arrearages on public works, 5000
For selecting site for national aimory
on the Western waters, 5000
For armed steamers other vessels on the
Northern lakes, 100000
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From The 81 Louis Argus
The loss of the Missouri Insurance Companies in
the month of August is estimated at $67,00
The loss Of the Companies, and our citizens, since
the first day Of January last by FIRE and food exceeds
13OO OO0
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
ny ana cth the adriee and consent Of The Senate.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
EDWARD CURTIS, Collector, New YoIk.
THOMAS LORD, Naval Officer, New York.
WILLIAM TAoGARD, Surveyor, New York.
MEIGs ID. BENJAMIN,
EDWARD TAYLOR, Appraisers, N. York.
SECRETARIES OF LEGATION.
JOHN LATHhoP MOTLEY, of Massachusetts,
10 Russia.
bhANrz MAYER, Of Maryland, TO Mexico.
JAMES NV .GnN Surua.iar 4aE liz. p.ahlic on "A
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We understand that the Senate yesterday
confirmed the nomination of Mr.. EDWARD Ev.
ERETT, as Minister to England.
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JAMES WILSON, Surveyor of the Public Lands
for the Territories of Wisconsin, and Iowa.
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H. a.,
George T. Pearson.-55.
Passed Midshipmen to be Lituienants
John J, Almy, March IS, Is4I
Edward c. Bowers, April 26 isil
Nathaniel G. Bay, May.l, 1871.
From the Sh September, IS4l.
Otway H. Bergman George T. Sinclair,
Thomas A. Budd, John Mooney,
Andrew F. ". Gray, Samuel R. Knox
George G. Wyche, Enoch q. Parrot,
Edmund Jenkins, John Carroll
II. A. NJ. Craven, James Mccormick,
Dominick Lynch, IT, Richard s Trapier
Francis b. Renshaw, Richard Wainwright
Horace N. Harrison, George M. Totem,
James Ill North William ID Nurse
Robert b. Pegram VIM. Ross Gardner
Edward C. Ward, VIM B. Renshaw
Richard G. Cogdell, Garter B. Poindexter
Edwin J. De Haven, Henry I Wingate,
Charles Thomas, Alonzo b. Davis,
Addison r. Taliaferro Richard l. Love-
Richard l.. Tilgham, VIM Reynolds,
James ii. Strong, Woodruff s. Schenck,
J. Madison Frailey, James l.. Parker
Carlisle p. Patterson, Lewis C. Sartor
Augustus s. Baldwin WIN. A. Jones,
Edmund T. Shubrick, Edmund Lanier
Stephen Dod John ii. Sherburne,
VIM B. Whiting Fabus Stanly
Charles Hunter Latham b. Avery,
Benjamin F. Shattuck, James b. Lewis
Thomas Nj. Brasher, James J. Forbes
Passed Assistant Surgeons 10 be Surgeons.
Daniel G. Mcleod, July "a, lS4l
Dews Wolaey, July 20, lS4l.
From sth September 1871.
Lewis w. Minor, Henry s. Rennolds
William j. Powell, NJ. G. Delaney,
J. Fred Sickels VIM. +. McClenahan,
N &c. Barrabino, VIM. l.. Van Horne
Daniel s. Green-9
APPOINTMENTS.
To be Assistant Surgeons, September g. lS4l.
A. A. Henderson, Pa. R. T. Maxwell, Del
John Hastings Pa. Ed Mckinley, Pa
c. II. Broughton, VT A. p. J. Garnett, Va.
Hugh Morson Va.-7.
TO be Chapiains, September s, 1871.
Mortimer r. Talbot, of Penn.
Moses b. Chase, of N H.
Chester Newell, of S e.
Theodore Barlow, of Geo.
Joseph Stockbrdge, of Maine.
Samuel L. Giets of Indiana
William Mckinney, of Marylend.
i. MARINE CORPS.
Mathew r. KNITTING, of Pennsylvania, to be Sc
cond Lieutenant, from 9Th Sept. 1871.
-Formerly lieutenant in the u S. NAVY
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MARINE CORPS.

Mathew R. KNITTING, of Pennsyvania to be s.
cond Lieutenant, from 9Th Sept. 1871.
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TO be Chapiains, September s, 1871.

Mortimer r. Talbot, of Penn.
Moses b. Chase, Of N IL.
Chester Newell, of S. G.
Theodore Barlow, of Geo.
Joseph Stockbridge, of Maine.
Samuel Il. Gillet,s OF Indiana
William McKenney, Of Marylend.
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formerly lieutenant in the U S. Navy.
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PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS,


by and Nth the odrice and consent of tn.
Senate.
PROMOTIONS.
Commanders 10 be Captains, from 9Th Sept, ls4l.
John Percivai, William Mervne,
John Ill. Aulick, Thomas CraLb
William v. Taylor, Thomas Paine,
Bladen Dulany James rms,rong
Silas ii. Strngham Joseph Smoot,
Isaac Mayo, Samuel l.. Breese,
Benjamin Page-.l3
Lieuienants to be Commanders
Frederick Varnum from the 9Th March, ls4I
From me slh September, ls4l.
Joseph II. Jarvis, James Gynn
Thomas w. freedom, Joseph Myers,
Samuel W Lecompte, William &. Wetmore,
Charles i. Plat, Thomas r. Gedney,
VIM. M Armstrong, John Bubier,
VIM. T Shields, Victor M. Randolph,
y T. Pendergrast, Jacob Crowninshield,
VIM. Nicholson, Frederick Enge,
James b. Cooper Alex ]. Dallas,
T.. w. Carpenter John Rudd.
John l.. Saunders, Robert Richie
Joseph d. Hull, William w, Mexican,
John Stone Pane, Franklin Buchanan,
Joseph Moorehead, Samuel Mercer,
IhomRs Pttigru, Charles Lowndes,
John >. Chauncey, L. Al. Goldsborough,
Irvine Shubnck, George ~ Hoiins,
John Kelly, ID. N. lngraham,
Edmund byrne, John Marston, jr,
Edward S. johnson, Henry Bruce
William II. Gardner, William d. Newman,
David q. Faragut, Henry A. Adams
stephen b. Wilson, Alex. b. Pinkham,
Edward &. Rutledge, James d. Knight,
William S Harris Joseph Madison,
Ihos. "A. Dornin, William ). w alker,
X. b. Cunning am, Alex 5. Mackenzie,
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The APPROPRIATION BlLL.-Tbis bill, which was
signed by the President on Thursday last, approPri-
ates the following sums for tho objects specified
Mat .head RatieIu Csaxeruarls Island Boz
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
TPuBL1c-No. IT.

TPuBL1c-No. 7.
AN ACT to make further provision Tor
the expenses of an exploration and sur
vey of that partof the northeastern ooun'
dary line of the United States winch Sc
parates the States Of Maine and New
Hampshire and the British Provinces.
Be lit enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States
of America in Congress assembled That
the sum of scvcnly-fve thousand dollars,
in addition 10 the sum heretofore provided
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, to enable The Pre-
sident of the United States 10 cause to be
made and completed an exploration ana
survey of that part of the northeastern
boundary line Of the United States and the
adjacent country, which separates the
States of Maine and New Hampshire from
the British provinces.
II. NJ. 7. HUNTER,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives..
Ri. M. JOHNSON,
Vice President of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
APPROVED, February 9Th, lS4l.
nj. VAN BUREN.
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Published eve,y Wednesday Morning, by
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