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NEW GOODS.

| teriumery. sSc.-Alm ost every kind NJ a,,,er,-
cai FIehch, German and English PERrumrnv n Arm.
oiLs, SOAPS and COSMETIC $, usually wnted can be
vup E a. .,e variety store Among the articles we
nave faflna best German Cologne. BY the how nv
single bottle, we have besides the long bo,ttles sonn
OF the best article put up in neat short bot les n, Nv
toilet this article can be depended upon as eenpino
| and the best that is made. eN''''
Cosmetic Cold CrCam.-For chofn1 mr. or,,
| tons OF the skin II is beautiful emolent 70,
rougness or chipping of the face or lps and 10 nv
cellen to use after shaving " Va
Extract of hinesc Musk.-In this extract tho
admirers Of Musk will find il at point OF perfection
Justifylng theft preference
| fume. ""e" '''0'"eu ds per
| A vi Roses, for removing TAM eruptons
ifoIss e'c' Court Plaster black and he sh colored
face neci' I'd pi'tery, for removing hair from tho
| n - anu arm, without injury to the skin
essence Of Tyre, and Imperinl Hal, n,,o co.
coioting whie red or gray Hair Changing; N bronn
| or black as desired ' "si"s" " Drown
salrsays d Prcntiss' Cologne. Flo,;d, w.,,,
Bay Water, and Honey Water. 'oi'oa "a'er'
Extract OF Rose. Otto of Rose. Particle. e.,
rrankincerse tor perfpmng the house by burninn 7.
difuses US pleasant odor through every upartmcn5i
Edes Sweet Bags, from Is cts TO so cts, for nerfu.
ming drawers and keeping away moths P'''"'
Tongua or Snuff Beans two for six cents.
OlIs, &c.-Bears Oil and Grease Buffalo Antou,
and Wards Hair Oil, Perles Obapenetse nice French,
Hair on Jayynes' Hair Tonic, Pomatum, Lip salve.
soaps.I-lhe genuine Naples soap, Tippecanoo
soap, Nerbena Cream, Cacao Brown and White
Windsor and floating soap Oxyeenated soap. Wash
Balls and various other fine soaps for the nursery to:
let, and for BARRIERS use ~ W.
Tooth Powders, Washes, tSc.-Chlorine Tootl;
wash, Keeps the gums and teeth in healthy condi.
ton ana the breath sweet. Orrs Tooth Wash and
Paste, good articles for the same purpose
| OF various kinds.
Toilet Pulls and Powder, Pu1s and Powder for the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20
NEW RINGS

NEW RINGS.
NE nave had made few doz pure gold rings, and
W had some set with REAL STONES, opal
garnet emerald, &c also some veryheavy, fine plain
chased finger rings all warranted Is carats fine. Al
80 some new Pins, and other Goods reed at the Va
rleiy Store. PANGBORN d. BRIN SMAD
July Il, ISL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20
Linen Sumer Goods.

Linen Sumer Goods.
lime 3-4 and A Brown Linen for Coats Honv,
l. Brown and White Linen Drilling do Fame;
White Linen Drilling Al Russia Sheetng and al
Russian Burlap, very cheapby.
II. NJ. GIDDINGS &co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20

kO BALES Brown Sheeting,
w 2 do do. Drilling,
s do do Tictings,
2 do Canvass Padding,
| do. Burlaps, Just received by
June lst, lS4l Villas, LOOMS g. CO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

TIE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI
On the Ctanceyy side of the Circuit
Court, of the County Of Holmes.
APRIL TERM, A. ID. lS4l.
John s. Robertson b. ct al'} c0mpl''''
Joseph M. Cardozo, ct al. Defen'ts.
Upon opening the matters Of this
" bill, and happening to the salts
faction ofthe court, that the defendants
John Lehr, the unknown heirs of Jas.
S. Goodwin, William NJ. Hewes,
Hamilton M. Wright, J CHerrirgton
and his wife, are not inhabitants OF
this State, but reside beyond the limits
the eof, so that the ordinary process OF
this court cannot be executed on them,
therefore; il is ordered, that unless
the said defendants shall appear before
said court at the court House III said co.
on the third Monday in Oct. next, and
plead, answer, or demur 10 said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations there
of, will be taken for confessed, as to
them, and such order and decree made
therein as said court may deem equit-
able ard just. 1t is further ordered,
that copy Of this order be inserted in
the Lexington Union, once week for
two months successfully.
II. MORTON, elk.
July 10, 36--2m. Prints. fee 800.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

anew, the cabbage plants are large enonghl
to set OFT, and these may be planted in Ail
such vacant spots. There are enough
such places, ordinarily, To- make room
for rs many crl5oages as common families
need. We mentioned this as an item Of
economy IN gardening. But wherever a
cabbage plant is set out, the earth should
be nude loose and enriched by a shovel
full OF manure. A rich moist coil is the
best Tor cabbuges. As for choice sorts in
these vegetablcs-the low Ouch are lhr
surest 10 head well; but they Savoy are
The fines, for the table. The drum heads,
however, are pretty sure and good vari-
ETY..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
STATE OF MISSlSSlPPI,)
HOLMES COUNTY:
Probate Court-July term, Ie41

Probate Court-July term, le4l.
| A GREEABLY TO an order of the
"A Honorable, the Probate Court of
Holmes county, Mississippi, made at
the July term. lS4l thereof: Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested
In the lands, tenements and heredita-
ments Of William J Frayser, deceased
10 De and personally appear before said
Court, on the first Monday in Septem.
Der next, then and there to show cause
ifaly they have or can, why an order
should not be made for the sale of the
following real estate belonging to said
decedent's estate--to wit: one lot in
the town of Tchula, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on which is the Office oc.
cupied by the decedent in his life time
ALSO
The following lois in said town Of
Tchula: Ito, III, 81, 6S, rs, 81, 1919,
256, 81, 60, l05, loo, SIS, SO, 257, l56,
l59, 100, l6l, I62, l63, LEA, 1865, leo,
200, col, 2o2, 2O3, 204, 2o5, 206, 207,
l67, l6S, l69, l7o, III. l72, LIS, ia,
76, II, 70, 70, 50, 81, 1873, la, l2l,
leg, 1913, l47, 148, l49, $50, ISL, 1853
1853, l54, l55, l56. together with one
undivided third part OF the following
lots in said town, to wit: 37l, 47o, $50
425, AGO, and 400. 1t having been
represented to this court, by John M.
Clement and Nathaniel E. Rives, Adj
ministrators upon said decedent's Els
tate, that the personal estate of said
estate is sufficient to pay the debts
owing from said estate,
Witness the Honorable Alvah
Wilson, Judge of said court e..
l.. S. seal oil Office at Lexington, this
the first Monday of July, lS4l,
Issued the 18th day of July, Al.
J. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Clerk
July II, 36-6w-p. f. II.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
=, !, - !, yIot,burr Sentinel Extra.

p,.r. EXPLOSIONS IN New Or
Th' r.r ConMrxeNe. We learn from
SAs. y" OreAos Correspondent by the
cr Nt Uorge. which lett New Orleans on
bawn %17 last, that tie Bank Of Orleans
Esd~',sd,cted cnvedyir On The 18th inst.
Ss Fe o.bllsbed statement Of the banks,
ppP'as dollar 10 specie for every 20 IN
b''i, zion vf bu, to'Sreuk the face OF this
Iifca'N, there disqualification made In
Fe'h99' 'be'cits papers afterwards, stating
Doe o =. "a cash Of the Orleans was erroue.
h u. ,.,sd in the report and that it lad
e .,oS 900 ss instead of $4,000 =,
sL y :S;cjOn was Immediately aroused and
!! S sPoR investigating committee went to
BE oa"" into the aaair, but they we're de-
' ~ "oc.,s TO the Banks, which alarmed
1 \: oa ati and the. bidders Of the notes
I n'i FDS desperate run on the Bank on the
1,S demanding specie or other paper for
IVY Ootes 1t was not quite convenient,
U" ''.s,s, for the bank to make the ex-
% ,'s,s, and, she closed her doors in the
a." ~. Y her, elumorous Creditors, and set
ham a. defiance. go" g."
~ a,,ho The cashier had previously re-
4 ,'.sd and il is now. said that the mmacu,
IT, v, i. Hodge, the president has alb.
' ..o,del with a large amount of the funds
stS. Bank-We learn that the notes had
.I,sady undergone serious depreciation,
and lathe present writing they are proba-
y" a 10 uer cent discount. This is only
,Ss beeunug of the end. The devil has
,;led ~ his tail and taken one OF the
n,aUgs in his teeth, while he is grinuing
be 6nancers and swindlIng lis. fac
,o,s before he makes his breakfast off the
,o,,en scouudres. The devil loves faint
a meo, and he is waiting ill Sam Peters,
Hodge, MIn,urn, Yorke, and their beau
.,(ul Vcoadju,os 0aky, Burke, Byrne and
lad the whole tribe Of list factors get into
4 state of incipient decomposition before
Ne takes them off TO tho south corner Of
hell, and cooks them as a bon bouche Tor
irnps and assistant devils. We hope he
will haste The Williams we'll before he mas.
licates their corrupt carcases.
We again warn our planters to look
cul. and not blame us it they are left with
worthless trash for their labor Sam. Pc
ep lhieving shop will 60 next, then the
CaroIlton Improvement, Exchange, Me
schan,cs e. Traders, add probably Canal
and Commercial, as well as Gas Bank.
u is difficult to say When the devil will
\ leave of ......-
Immense amounts Of this bank paper
have already been sent up the river, by
Bthe New OAeans thieves, to be exchanged
Efor Western moqey ar produce. We warn
klhe planters and others to be Oh their
sgald.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
From the Vicksburg Sentinel.
NEw ORLEANS, July /, ls4l.
DccToR HAeAN:

DocToR HAeAN:
Dear SRA friend, lately returned
from visit TO your state, informs me that
almost the entire circulating medium, a
'nong the planters and working men, con
slsIs Of the notes of the banks Of this city
| rhe refore feelit duty 10 make known
Through the columns of your paper that due
CO utron should be used by persons taken
',uch notes, in discriminating between
those that are sase,an those thai are worth.
less.
Among our banks the following may be
relied upon as being perfectly able to meet
all their o6ig Stius, TO wit: Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana, Louisiana State Bank, Mer,
chants Bank, Bark OF Orleans, and Tn
ion Bank Of Louisiana.
But Of the others-say the Canal Bank
Carrolton Rail Road and Banking Com
pany City Bank, Mechanics and Traders
Bank, Aichafalaya Rail Road and Bank.
ing Company, Commercial Bank, Ex-
change and Banking Company ard I'm.
provement Bank, if they were cut alooi
from they couId'not with the most skillul
arrangements OF their assets, pay fifty
cents on the dollar of their circulation. The
good hanks only keep them in credit Tor
the purpose of securing The amounts due
them, when that is accomplished, their fall
is certain and the bill holder is sure to be
the suferer.--I hope this timely warning
will prevent your readers from being oos-
ers. BY the statement published in the
New Orleans Bee of the 10Th June, yon
will see that the immediate liabilities ollhe
last named banks, for ejaculation depos-
ITS &C., is nine miIIion seventy eight thou.
sand two hundred and fifty seven dollars
(9,67S ,257,) and that the amount of their
specie is nine hundred aud thirty FIVE
thousand five hundred and sixty three dol
lars (935 563 Their other assets con-
sst in unproductive canals. Rail Roads
hotels and water works, and the notes Of
bankrupt specuIators, and merchants, not
one dollar in ten Of which will ever be COL
lected
Romain
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

PoLITICAL PARsoNs.-Those who
deem it crime for public officer Of the
National Government 10 take par, in pol
itical consroversies, not only seem to
think it excusable for state, county city
and township officers to do so, but also tor
clergymen to become politicians, not mere
ly at The polls and in their private inter.
course, but in the pulpit itself. To us it
appears, that ofall persons in the commu,
nifty, the clergy are those who ought most
to abstain from active partisansbip, and
that of all places for them to manifest il,
the pulpit is the worst
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
ANNUNCIATIONS.

MAJ are authorized TO announce THOM.
" As J. GREEN, OF Warren County, as
a candidate for Congress, at the election in No.
vember neXl.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
"E are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
w NJ. CARDOZO, Esq, as a candidate
for District Attorney, o! the Tenth judicial Dis.
trict, at he November ell ction. pr { (dl0)
FOR SENATOR.
NEYE are authorized to announce BENJA-
wa MIN GRIFFIN, as a candidate tor the
Senate Of this county, at the next November
election. (dl0)
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
WNTE are authorized ~ announce JOSEPH
Wv WALTON, as candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, at the November election. rs.
NMYE are authorized to announce SAM UEL
RW STAMPS, as candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court. (d5)
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
WEYE are authorized to announe MICAJAH
WW WADE, as candidate for County
Treasurer. (d5)
NlYE arc authorized to announce ALFRED
NV LOMAX, as u candidate for County
TREASURED. pr. T. (d5)
WNI T. are authorised to announce WIN. NJ.
w SWAMI, rs a candidate for County
Treasurer, ut the next November Election. $50
FOR COLLECTOR.
EMYE are authorised TO announce II. D.
wv GREY as candidate Tor Collector, at
tie November election pr. {. (S5)
NEYE are authorized to announce WIN. +.
WM LAND as IA candidate for Collector Of
Taxes at the ensuing November election.
July 10. ~
FOR ASSESSOR.
WMTE are authorised TO announce JAMES
wv HANNAH rs II candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
Der Election. ("$5)
EOHN WILSON is a candidate for Assessor
o. Of Taxes, for Holmes county, al the ensuing
November election. ('d5)
FOR RANGER.
%MYE are authorized to announce JOHN
WV BELL, as a candidate for Ranger at
the November election, 1851
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
OBITUARY.
HsYHNc
From the Tarrantula .

from tle laHaHtulh'
DIED, on the 4th Of April last, at her
husbands residence, and IN the Bis, year
of her AGE, after protrscted and severe
illness; Mrs. Eliza b. brown consorl oil
John NJ. Brown late Of Mississippi
The subject Of this meancho'y notice
was a native of Nashville, Tenn, had
lived in Mississippi some s'even or eIgh,
years, and in Texas about twelve months
when death, the unreienting mo nster claim-
ed her as its victim. She seemed to have
borne her long and painful IIioess with
n iorltude, patience and resignation, sell
dom witnessed upon such occasions. For
eleven wears previous TO her death she had
been a faithful member Of the PresbylerI-
an church and died in full exercise If
christina !aith, and in full view OF bIeSt
and happy immortaIli,v. She was kind
aud elfectiorate wife, the warm friend the
good christian, the charitable neigh
Dor, and the intelligent lady. 10
her death the husband has been bereayed
of fond and devoted companion, the pa.
rent OF an interesting daugher,and society
of one of its brightest ornaments. But
she is gone! with her now sleeps the IN,
(ant to which she gave birth few days
before her departure. We canonIy com.
mend her afflicted relatives and friends, to
the favor of that heing who stood by and
sustained their departed friend in the
gloomy hour OF death.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
NEw ORLEANS, July Ia, ls4l.

Dear Slr:--rhe catastrophe which you
lpng since predicted has taken place.
The swiudling Banks Of this city have
kgan TO explode.
l A lew days since the Cashier Of the
Bank Of Orleans resigned, aud in the pub.
ikhed statement Of The situation of the
Anks the "Orleans" showed about one
Pillar IN specie for twenty in circulation;
Ms, however, was altered 10 the bank
s'atement on the following day by lncreas.
ing the amount OF specie in the statement
Y 100000 lC place of "a 1000
This excited suspicion that all was not
Ngh', aud the bank investigating commit
ee considered it their daly to examine
20 The affair. They we're refused ac-
rs 10 the books Of the bank, which
armed The public and the holders of the
P'es made run upon the bank yesler-
y demanding specie or other paper for
kneIr notes.
ne doors Of the bank were closed and
w public sci at defiance.
h0mor says the immaculate 6nancier
L. Hodge, has absconded with large
mount OF the funds OF the Bank Of Or.
hans.
ne notes of this bank underwent n
ll0us depreciation yesterday, and before
end o! the end of tho week Vv,ll douht.
'et oOper cent discount--this is only
commencement. Of a series of explosions
Y Will take place in the rotten shaving
pps here, look out for Sam Peters City
LUX next, Sam has gone to The North
.ney Will not have The benei, Of his
Clustering l talent to keep them ahoat
nc EarroIIton, Improvement, Mechan
-, 8 traders, will next 60 by the board.
ss.rn W Dank Of Orleans had very large
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

LOOK TO THIS, PARENTs.-"If he had
brought me up properly, l should not have
been here" were the last words of Peter
Robson, who was hung in New Bruins
wick, New Jersey,) for the murder of
Suydam. This monster in the form of a
man had been permitted while boy to do
pretty much as he pleased. Like too
many in the present day, he was subject
to no restrain. Instead Of being made to
work, he was allowed to lounge through
the week and to fish on the Sabbath aud
as might have been expected, he has come
to disgraceful end. What must be the
feelings VI the lather's heart, when his feI.
on son reproaches him as the author of his
crime and ignominy?
Parents remember the diving words Of
Robson; "F he had brought me up prop
erty, should not hare been here"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

CARRAeEs.-lt Is not necessary, in the
gardens Of the ordinary families, for an
apartment to bee specially assigned for cab
bages. in the course Of cultivation il will
generally so happens that spots will be
left about the garden, nnoccupied, occa.
stoned by the failure or destruction Of 9th.
err plants. BY the time these failures are
nsccriained, and when it is too late TO plant
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
M WILL sell to the highest bidder Tor
III cash, before the Court House door,
in the town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the 3rd Monday the Goth
day Of September next, the following dee
scribed property, to wit: lot number Ia,
situate, lying and being in the town Of
Tchula, Miss.
Assessed as the property Of George
Adams, for the year ls40. Tax due 81
cents.
JOS. WALTON, T C.
July II. SO. .2m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
Dissolution.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX CULLEC UND 0hLE'
W WILL sell TO the highest bidder for
DBL cash, before the Court House door
in the town of Lexington, Holmes couoty
Mississippi, on The 4th Monday, the 25'h
day OF October next, the following desert.
bed land, to wit: the west halt Of the north
east quarter, and east half Of the north
west quarter, section ID, township 10,
range 2 east, containing in oil, l3S o.
l00hs acres, more or less.
Assessed as the property of Jas. Scott,
for the year 1910. Tax due 81 8 Cts.
JOS. WALTON, #. c.
July II, 36 3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
M WILL sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court House door,
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi, on the 4th Monday, the 2Sd
day of August next, the following descrl'
bed property, 10 wit: lots numbers Ia,
lis, and ZIG.
Assessed as the property Of Henry II.
Pease, for the year 1910. Tax due 81,
95 cents.
JOS. WALTON,
Tar Collector.
July II. 30. mi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
Actual expences over nc.

ccSSdry expenses I,4O9,3O2 u
The Democratic Secretary though there
could he reduction Of about four millions;
but the Wing Secretary says there must
be m increase of three and haF
This is the effect Of the "chdage" hat
Mr.. Webster talked ahOut.-RendaifS
ErpoSitor.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
! Remain,
Yours Truly.

VINO RETRENCHMENT." Mr.. Ew-
log, in his official report, estimates the
expenses Of government for lS4l
at S3l,35S,502 II
The same report shows
that the actual for
1910 we're 27,s63,475 Al
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

Excess OF ls4l over 1910 3,495.027 80
So the npshot of Wing re'rencbmeor
for the first year is 10 be an increase of
THREE MILLIONS AND A HALF
in the public expenditures!
sis this the entertainment to which we
we're invited2" as Daniel Webster said in
ihe last war.
MORE OF Ir.-Mr. Ewing estimates the
expenses of this year at $3l, 1855, SOP 81
MIR. Woodbury., in De-
cember last, estima-
penses at 23,s99,2Oo 90
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

~
h:PAIRNIo HorE.-To know g. feel tha,
lVl'y and exertion are absolutely neces.
we have hope only just sufficient TO
enye one of the courage Of despair to
Peve there is possibility of changing
situation, yet not TO know how that
Rnge can by any means be effected, how
|rnOn should be d,racied, or when hope
pId guide, such is the state from time
'@e, we fall in our passage throug life,
sand like men in one of those thick
OBVIOUS mists which are not absolutely
ness, but which are worse than dark.
NseIi, from not being. like it, desolva-
~ 'Ight.-James' Corse Dc Leon.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
W WILL sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court House door in
the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the 9TH Monday, the 25lh
Gay of October next, the following desert.
bed land, 10 wit: the south west quarter Of
section 5, TOW nship Is, range 2 east, con-
tanning 1859 34-l00ths acres.
Assessed as the property Of Abner
Erwin, for the year 1910. Tax due ST.
6 cents.
JOS. WALTON, TIC.
July II. SO SIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24
A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Licking
ton Mississippi, on the first day of July l94l,
viii ch il not taken out before the first day Of
Octo her next, will be sent to the GensraI Post
- 6oo nc dead letters
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-24

man in New York, intended to 90 to
ECn' lodged into a restorateur. He
,o' discover the mistake unit! he was
RO'1nk TO mend the matter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-01

Leave shOw to spend,hEits and fOOls, while yOu and your families consult only tasteful simplicity, comfort and usefulness in oil your arrangements aGd cxpenses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-01

Look to hem.-Beware of stranger wht boasts largely of his wealth. Commonly h' is knave, a fool, or bankrupt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-01

WASHINGTON June Z4.
 In the House today, MT. Fillmore, Chair man of the committee of Ways and Means. reported from that committee bill authori- zing ioan of twelve millions of dollars for the relief of the Treasury, redeemable at any time after the lst of January A. D. lS5O.-. Which was referred to committee on the whole on the state of the Union and ordered printed.
 Mir. William Cost Johnson, from the com- mittee on Public Lands. reported a bill "to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of pub- lie lands. and granting pre-emption rights" which was referred to committee on the whole on the state of the Union, and ordered printed.
 The resolution offered yesterday by Mfr. Floyd requesting the President to communi- cate to the House whether any officer of tho United States has, since the 4ih of March last, been directed to visit the state of New. York for any purpose connected with the impri- sonment or trial of Alexander Mcleod. and if SO. requesting him to communicate copies of instructions to. and reports from, such Ofii- ceTs, was taken up.
 Mr. Floyd briefly advocated the resolu. tion, giving short history of the case.
 Mr. lngcrSoll entered at length into tho history, from tho insurrectiou of the Canadi,