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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

VARS General James Arlington Bennett ready
TO obey the order Of his superior, and march to
Nauvoo' AS for myself | mean to consult Colonel
Webb and his leg, and see II there is no hole /.
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Cnurf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Coxxos PLEAs-PARr Nos 81, 80, 81, So, IS,
81, SO, III, 10. rs, II, 70, 81, 80, 1888.
PARr 2-Nos; 142, AZ, ~, SO, So, 1l6, "a, S. SO,
90, "a, l40, IS, %, TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

Tue VERMONT ELECTION for State officers takes
place next Tuesday.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Combinations and Reflections.
The House adjourned about the usual hour TODAY
mo business Of Importance being transacted after
the departure Of the afternoon mail. The Senate
continued in Executive Session up TO late hour
this evening Mr.. Claiborne, formerly member
ofCongress from Mississippi, was unanimously con-
irmed as one Of the Commissioners under treaty
with the Chocaw Indians. Messrs. Starke and
Graham, the other nominees were rejected by very
large. majorities Capt. Clack, who was nominated
for restoration to his rank in the Navy was reject
ed, as was also Mr.. Soucher, nominated as Marshal
of the Western District of Florida. Several nomi-
nations were confirmed, but none of them Of much
magnitude
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The RECENT INDIAN MuRDERs.-The To- .,.L.ss.o
flondan of the 10Th inst. has the folio W.
hope !, may prove tTSe "A rpmoT he Just reached
volunteers have overtaken the Ir das VIII ,he
numbering party, killed eight m ha,sls "a took
one prisoner, whom they hur ~ and were IN hot DUR.
sun 81 M ., ne residue. they were over:aken
TO the regulars "e coas'' ." 'ne'i way :"
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Further from Mexico.

Mr.. Dorsey, bearer of dispatches, has furnished
the following additional information about Mexico.
He says that Santa Ana has effected important
changes in the Tariff of Mexico without the assent
of Congress Many of the manufacturing establish
ments and merchants anxious for the removal
of the Introduction as regards the introduction of
cotton, as the cotton crop has failed in Mexico
Santa Ana determined Immediately to crafty this
request; accordingly the Interdict removed, but
he soon discovered that he had not received sufi
Gent bribe and again il soon established; BIZ
further overtures being made to annul the inter,cf
and the bride being increased, Santa Ana agreed 10
their propositions, and after the LIST of October II
was decided, as il was generally believed that cot
ton was to be imported into the country. having a
small import duty. II was also understood. thai AZ
ter the LIST day Of November the interdct on the inn
portation OF bacon would be removed
The two war steamers recently purchased are fo,
be manned by English officers and English seamen.
and will transport to Mexico 1900 men, all prepared
Tor warllke purposes.
Mr. Dorsey says that as soon as difficulties thick
ened in relation TO the United States ministers were
despatched by Mexico to all of the South American
Republics soliciting succor. They held the follow
ing language "that the United States would con-
quer this country and unless you enable us to resist
such aggessions as may be pepetrated blythe United
states, she will proceed TO embrace in her mighty
grasp the whole of the Southern continent" No
answers TO these propositions had been received
from the Republics Colombia has agreed to furnis',,
Mexico 2OOOmen, besides more pecuniary aid.
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THE ArroRTIoNNENT.-In addition to what we
have before given, the Assembly have passed the
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RE4E, DING ID give his farming altogether
q ,ls srBsczi5sr wiisjlE, st his residence, Oh
psmi y ne IT.t ~ n Fia FsaIA ele ieiso"lpg
Aboltt COCO Egsssheis w heat,
III notso3a pfeY8as 70 the saie9
1891 icres 6f CIR a Al ii 9be eroaad,
sHed Is go$d sime atj liia good lsci
300 Bas els or CORN
100 a5hs of Hay, by tt{ dad qr stack,
.75ola 81 fdad. of Stters, lacst ef them
good beef
80 n 40!keqd qf taf golng Cate, GA
Of ,~hiotl are crossed vita the Durham, ana
many ofFthem thorough bred,
one me DurhFm BJtH,
TNsts pr / th2reugF 5fed .4HgRs Heiters,
stock Of ca,slp celabsassd for them uailking
qualities,
Eighty Safoag Sdeq7,
Slriasn gooa saorh dfa riding. Horses,
One Aitadred FIJI aaI St9rE Hogs,
Fige yIqeoas, aaa ttP[ 4 a,
| One ss.s-k2rse I5Rrds Il. lac.s,;.l f9'l-
I 0as l'ateat Cotn sly lisr aa{ Crisi1r,
Ole aan3r4d Barrels 5f lPpies,
ssztggBofrtls of Cidtr,
Tloo l,n9rsa barrels of Pot4toef,
/ Three HTaH Mills,
Tsco Hhtat FdRs,
T,renE,i PIouehs, scrgFai Harf9iess
Skoues, Spadss, Eerfst era fil aeressa'
~ 4iplsassaFs fer Efffi
'4fisa ssi & he sArsa si:'fs ss,ne = 81
/ ca s, -s,aa 90 7lalazss viii g hiret tEou
i Cbristu4s next inf c.se 9esr
TERlaES-sF For sil suns sssaFe - z cEedH .
I - t,ors.4s win 81 alloweds TIA p1FchaseFs CIV
~ f,s1aI,r;;k approved sekarisy -efcF sums On
4 Az a shs es:a wish 81 required Np property
to Sc removed uatil 7he terms Of ne sale p
compiled with
49, $40
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+ sale sYgeall0r ssaseia.

y
Sac Of Alexander O.. Gordou's Land To-
l<aofrase. M
Sal5 lot James D,.yr,,,4ons .;atarsst 4. r,o,,.,s
al Harhsrs-F e;sDs q, ss,;,,,,s,,.,.si n,-f
Ssaks 81 RoS, p;s..o,,.,s p..,;;.r., X *. f,,i.
Hia oa is,s,. ,,.'o 800. ,'..s.s, = : 7.
sue q Googse PoFserftsa Land 10 Berse.
Aes j. r. =. -ai'..a's he TIA iastint
on tAt 4sns al.
Sass ~ ns9iei q Buras' Dover Iaserests il
seAsls E. &c hsrEsleJ, sna Personal Property
sale of 1s3s. J etos.as Land in clsrss
On he s1mFdes
sale q Mathew +. ThrOckmortou's Land sns
osber PrOperty, - Ts..lsy " ls,Li.sssai.
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-Is-TKg 60 -. q.

Tn AYET frer4 the resiaenca 81 1sr sp5scfi-
IS heE bh ths:iarppiko ttaa from esfstrsass9@a
q HaruersE Farty, the latter part 81 7iRftcp 5sI
iast. sT-g HQGS-+three black sias \ bite
sb5tted three sll white, except onss Raic1 has
slack SPOT about the middle of tae back ~
Thar right ears are cropped ard 8 and all
49, r-ssfelis N fheir nsck-all batrotys eEcepl
60. Any information IL regard . tae atfee
esltats uiisbs thaakfall receite4s inEs f leaa'
IND 10 their reeosefg VII b. FSSsol. e.
Cd II desirsa SAMUEL ~.
Nov ? 1888
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efhtsg agEsaFs ssaeii5 RxeoAthF als sc 3Eaa. Pof-
tsrse HI dac a, aili s1 pSse tosaft sstIaaiie
auStibs III Nd4efa4 NE I4taiaas r p a#sasst9,
stlg. kefafAs shG cpirs-Ftoeae 4aof ipn@argas-
3aral tho fAFan ba wt ick iasnEy ~ a5ls HoH
lEYtsa4 add 4iag iks iapda IF Y m Guna say hafa,
saA. .DsnFsi Ia u Aft6E .andaolAars coatalAng
! TIL inplgysrq Sis fonqrlss good salafert-
anfs Dwelling, iaAiipg. Ae,
q Thg Laak L Liaastoae 81 best quality, ard
sko pKopedb ID aycrg rsspscs highly dealrabls
NJ fefbis made known onihe dayof sale.
Daniel BB. MORE BgoN Ek'i8r
ii GeasH Portsrfsla ass'S.
Oct 90, lsla-.ta.
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nEAra OF 5 SENATOR.

4 sIafaf veFy ate date ffom Detroit anncun-
.ee .5 iI.t ofhe Hon. William WooabFidge,
J. ~ saqsor iroin Michigan. at his residence
in ps.dsii alss a very sboyt ililess. Pht Forms.
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DEg. KH4s3
l
ReseorcF OF fsa BLOOD

EkesgO1.eE on fee BLOOD
chr O.Arfg 81 OTHER DTSKs
rs HETIIHR prJaaesd 81 bisx s,a
MY from Internal narli ri lefa Sur
hadls cnsed oil dikcfdefs fsens tie sse il Il /.
kklofaeI, bark y ii fgf1a es} lI 81
81 lsei IL spaei|isa u HE 5fAmT
f tss 81 ss s '12s''s HE 3 .ss..
+ Ia IA NeneFsal psdfaeEs Ell tasn Faasesy ma
10 ksliH5t Sill feti hlfsseH asae al aereaiIe1E
la {8ensf- tour heuFs FiFe per Ddlsies Pint 81
AiffssfNIA MIXTURE. eelsbsssea fsr sssH
specify aasi perfect ssnosal q Gonsrflsaf ana
tsledt: also nf the lsrEnl results conaeqaasi 6n
mpa cpeF ffcatusent IA benefit viii bS xsajBse4fn
hpufa Price. fssssh oF pias 81 20, hslF pbEs
IS, tspt SSs
GDLD MIKE D ASA u. nj Rillaus aa IN As
AROMATIC EXT CT, i iinlnsns .fsr III II
gesl1gn, Cnidness lns the Slonarh, Il rhsnhases pr
wesAness Il she Lfnhs khsunMisfa, III. Ilaur
aunecs So cents half p1nf $t, piat 81
DkRUisa1iNE II y. 1s. fsr Riiioas At4e-I
lions, Bilious Fever f4 sasis Diseases Il 81
tsed, xo,. whfsh isso pc laseA>n lie Restored
30 cents per bax. #
JAPAN 0lNTsasEn I, Asr 9iifgEs which Il ~ 81
spptAed besides the Resgarer 81
BEfssGAL OiN1sAA lsss f. f6t Iettefs ttHE~
wors4. sals Rheam, SAaiihead, EFapsoes IA he
skln And Foul pktcFss ii q BE- applied tgsEdes
TIE Hetteser. 81.
UAfEEIl8 81. IN He n III q MI Sc
If fIs FER. Diseases Of fiie C9st apepsa fnas-
usss6fy Rheumatism 1salsy, feral5sis IL. aEsieh T
is aFaaas NJ desc enscA q e used sesidea Y
stotsl s8s@ais per bexs
1'h TEST oAfsIa, sid ~ ether A5ase srsr ensh
AseaHises gre e lAs Klhls oisn discovery atl
II fen4zsss IS himself
pr lug md rss aseon6s 81 az Eng til
eaedarnes Aeig YES sAd flatiife, ia IiS XII 81
Psmdhet. sheItn 5 tx Nis< II f6dff8 i9sS Fee-.
tlS9s f9E khsir zuss and a.leI tlas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.

.I 5aseeTs p.;t ss e b IL sIes *
fee4on Cbunty prouPunced on the 25th Of acto-
Der last, 10 a tause gherein depending IN which
Thomas Botel4r, guardian for she -inlslt child
Fea az Jdsse hi Moore, deed lis plainfiH, and
the adultE beds Of Francis apd Sally G. Moore,
DECD arr defendants, the undersigned as Coma
mssioners, VIII proceed 10 sell, ihs house d
Daniel Moler, on the premises, % the hiEhegs
bidder, 9is fks 30lA dgy Of November nsEl, al IL
o'dlocE NJ,
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!. FRANCIS MoCORAIiE
/ WIN. r. sgEYERS.
l CLARK couety, Oct. 20, 1872 VI


Also, CD thesanb day, imHsedia,ely Afscr The
sale ahdya advertised, 81 virtue of onh Of the
deeds or trust above referred TO, and tPiSststyE
sga4rY 4xeeu!loas, witt esser for said 10 the
hiEhgsi hiddGFs Al ihe rssidsHEs IF II aIfsE h
soc 10 fttia aasi4 I'll IE4s AZ.
1arf4ts Ell Gsffr.l. ID to 81 TORS excel
lefst r lsfathg tsayi 6IIoFsesfl WaggsnE Cart
RaFbuehe &n6 Harness, FEo8ghs, HarrolFs &G. !,
35Felth4r Bssg, Beddlbg and He9steadE, Bu-
| IL Gozea Ghairs,i Book Caees | Carpet
ug, Tables, Tofs. Ovens, and q gtoat va
! IF ,oihar Iegsehsi5 sna Kitchsl FaFnil
!. lliqs BisHsils, sc.
@ tte F4H4e tsh2s and plaes, ifE an aE5
ata Il nov y progress 9haiLbF
Rs tsae properly eeiNEFeq tP
II s'hksleei thHt thls viii cRrtflply
Fwa.HoHos fas sale. + iikeig Regfess,
~ 4lJ I'M Ags5 G4 foiiQ#i 9 mIa, oHe
Jihdf shout 81 yeara olai
al4 from 3tol5, ~ tboy
..se Rsu3sd proper
sug SUBJ II n5ouE
7, lbe reshdab upon
I.. %eiva ho9ihs, q
& :t>a l4ed Of trtssl tue
AZ 4epE9yol sedurity
w R lAieeE
SEWERS, 1ENstse
2-ts
liz.
Trust exhcuted
44geo, bs IbHn Gil
LCfh EcBraars, 1874 %
~. aE jJe by Bond bsarisE & date
e et ID #engy Miller, Aaa hf
I tt.. 9tsai6 salaee BeFeri apd siDaAIiie /
red Galfars on thR III 81 EApFl,
X" ".f. dated lftf dayje Aprilt e4l,
I@'5 s1 teat S6 90, due h8 6oad, bhsripg
uy2 win laa gatd Deed, given e Ramss
66h .of which Eaid petls 81 TruEt are
t9sdea b ms Clerks Office az Jeferson
= for certain PURPOSES tAeTein stdted, !
't4s, BlEet for sale 70 tic highest bidder, for
ttady mqpey Oh Saturday the 26,h day pr. 1evsHi-
Str nsrt ID The premises, ~ ina right, iige and
estate ofthe SAID John g. Wilson, in anp to .
certain BRICK HOUSE, aituaied Il Har-
.pcis-FeFty, on Stens ndoah street, opposite tho
To 8 Arsenal, ccnslituting. part Of the kplen-
new brick buildings uppnsaid street
This large and commodi0us property Has &c.
morally bcen occupied as a tavern or sto4eA and
il veil adapted 70 either, being locatedEia the
rhskt deslrahle business part Of the village
IIthssrsatod for ss much % six hundred aolsrl
ii good times. f
T9E-Sals 10 sakeI place at 9 o'cloek,P.
EDWARD LUCAS, Ia TftBiss
Oct ID 1872 Il III III
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,rKs SALE

NY ylslu4 of a Dead cf Trgsi, executed tp
Id tia hdaegaiaAhd, as frussse fef Philip
sCoens All u. laas pancaakoH lated the 3 GIL dsy
Iof tJanaaEy ahd Of rbeeFa ID sh4l sE lert 5
0lAqe Of lh4 G6aHfs gnprs Of seasfsals, Ter ttr
purposes ttq.ein H8ntionea II wiiieasFfor esie
oa Satusfas Aa 3ag asg 81 0slo6g gNsS kuf sash
90 taA prenIia5a, sla following pFopartAras Iar-
neFeF eFry ID witk
sgt rag 1fsf3 Fftte. ~ II. 81 re
ssaia Jcaiss DgitPns6a, hliag s3.s Es6ss5y
sfaf 49k, " t}o
@r 3fFt1 EG g5E 3 " Il -1TEeai
4 lspGreia4ed oy .'iaMaiI BAgtsklAanI
4hli1s kita Philip etTgds {Fsssi Id
cblts f saA 3t kgs aAlE [hs reE estate ~ s~al6a
sH III dsar. stHlHsd@h ii -la5FsFs, l'nriY NhicA
It'd t!9is dfb safk4d arii mi Il 1e&ea ~ ia4 Pisa
4sl LII stAl at k4d. 50 ana386, tha ora lRmg
ssus t4a o7 lhh sgafa side oeitae Tireei leading
fIeRf HnFnst8fsrfyi To- ChofltstoWn. pA3 OPP
R5site the sds bWnea BIZ ~ g. ) Z. hitErsoE--.
tfe other th sas9uaaa Street, keioin5g she y 3.
,sipe.oa lhs Boaih, sho house no 4 s9rrsp:sa
hy Fisurs NNaga
\ T'hR sails IL Il re faaaesat ? o'elocg ,R A,
4 &laEoHFaR NJ. SApP tEsdToN
I sept 29,IIe41s rlsiee
I srraha asSf3 bbpza mspsisngd 4aisea !
belize 81 4Etg DAYS praYioua tc ths sase, bat bI
reaBe aatsf fiatiaisassHs shles VIII fs made h !
fny hrlrob3EiuR on7tsEe 9aYs asciiisd 81 llie trns
l&sG. 4aiEs DEN c Arson
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Ias s4sIea and Plaid I.iEssry.
gsF ~ fsDf'eF8 =.

g7Ft fEt ysass1s tt9ess p.sasufs va da5Fng %
I'D & a.ert 81 fshsFs tl.4f Sc hs5 n fE.tsrt-
~ ta5ua H.ssia0s sstl f,uss feeei9af l1rF 4ae.
Sceil sel fssf st nj 81 6rr5 u, QVE ". !
n he baa ester GGs0D$fft
s9asss \ tEt, laa ati4i saa piils9sels NEAR
for cass HAS $50 4&slsta Fafss y gsr tE6 erH
liesee gtfsr4 L eall srli br.te.FlN gu |. h-55rs
ptI5lraarG ttsfHh6ras ifaflt- .ieaI ess prevtt
l0r3F3li 4 " - asy n AfI HhDSJi
. NV y i'b48
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q s - LIS SALE.

US PED us SALE.
ray virtue pf Deed "a 'T'rast executed to
ED tie sUbseyibgr, ss Tra4ek' 81 Alexander
Il, Gordon anu juliet "A. hisi7 ie aud Heroine
A.. bgio, Jra, al her Trust4at o. The Alb DAY Of
.ncto7er, 1899, aad admitted to reeofd il tie
ifsEk's aiIies ID sae Gourt: court Of Jefferson
oa the I5th " Qcteaer ga, 10 secure debt
dse .aI Wi ssE4 CasgleEan, se9., fer tha 65m Of
1890, which sebt, together Fith The dsed hss
heea assgaed 10 Jao ShfP-rf shailf proceed to
sell 81 Paefic auction, 10 lhehghest 5i5daE- Tor
rksh before he Heisl Of Iksso N. Carrier 10
caAeiestawr, II ! O'Clock, u IAarsdsg az 28ih
ssy II .NgvsasbeF merit, lhaf
Tract eS Land
/. LyinE 10 JeGe rs1n County, which was conFa4ed
10 Ne IL said trust, supposed to eoptain SOS
ACRES --oT ID much ihsTeof Is MAY ID ne
cek51tgt 10 satisfy tbe debt oi said John ship;
viii ihe iateEeEilsnl costs - bsihg he ssrs
sprcperty which was purcba.s IA 81 Hierene L.
oPit, Sen, of JoAa HdFst Exk cE gsmes
Hurst, dscessai sad adjoining the lzn1s Al SAID
Opt and William Cnsflenan
500 isdI4p1snble sitie win Be sifsn de
| purchases.
lei , HARpSG, Ttsslss.
IA AeK, gr
" Yaro, Of n.
afps d EE-
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4 EEE zhe sale 81 lAe nSAse feepafly takes
place ssish the eausent Il lie undes Snnd Rtd
y s NJ eareeAt ~ that 81 irisrse ana ne
kefs Aas een4s forward eE1 nd fheseIlb fOglih
abefs EFs7sfs exc i MOI. Gin.
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IMs IaRal b

L.
da@be Retomas rsFsr, ab6Ai std nileA below
asaepaeFts sawns kngNn IS ReYRel4 iEgla mari
Tfact, coptaiuiag about $50 is
lEsFefty 1. SID n 90 ysty vAiu44is, 81 III Eas
llassslonalana En- aaapted Is iafsaia8 euFhQs
as. And thege On i tao iaekl Il 4 Il ksE
q 4 !. %. the county, waiak lis hxFaiofkrs
sEelded Asfs heQdsoRls profit ii th9sa wEho
aSatkes I. l.sglfg r. sae bsas lhs Rpt5s0ta.
10 grsciesE heiIlsy IN e6ttlna as
slase aad ilas,. and 1 y etheg pFoaarss ii lhs
issa d nafkst, bs X may Of TIE Cana .Flaf
sAFae large BOAT fos conveying st5ae' rAsn
sils Quarry $3.50 laSga neis
Brick Ware 0lfS
.4aa lElI.7l + 1T tlss Fsig Ba
SkepkerdstotA,
and ali s.Aes psrz5ual Isl1p 3 "a cf taia l,sYs
Adl1s Ia 5Saers61 eosiisty
sao, III. lg42
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y n 65aL5f0eB.
IFF PCS me- cent Caje9 4 extra good
- - Mi AL I'LL SIC iPAF00SE
N4I 3 Is
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4 eonsiStins e Bess 81 NTd Hg1ll's
2slaiEss Tabes. csfps si1s. SIS
lueieElpg eS&rs ki8a IL pafsESs nto Se<jxl s
le1gsss Is she said e10fEa Rcs iaz.i 1. Is
Fallsfs s9ndS eA ecu ts9ns E2inss Tim; SO
1e sale 81 lbs abave prUp1stg 4 q A 4
fiFesa take rsaes Is asfaxtsSed. aud To Bill
.iTill and Il ID SER aGx nssEs IS sitAi|A
Join 81 SO i nf,E y 81 $
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New FniI 4 yFinter aso5

II Ast row rsea5s iTg 81, > g "a rs "a.
!. s.. .s1 ssI.T size S. 8. !. 60 49,.
cq}tssneEs 80 short ssel
sov ,. asss. EocKs
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is s.5Es 1 3s.. i. N
NoY 81 842t ID M AI3EUiTii'8. 4
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27
MR.. SPENCER'S LETTER.

We are happy to offer for the public perusal
the most admirable letter Of the Hon. John &.
Spencer Ii embraces a comprehensive view
of the measures of the Administration, the con-
duct of the President, and triumphant vindica-
ton of his principles and policy. Particularly
would we invoke the candid attention of our
readers to three statements the honorable Sec
rotary has made. lst In regard to the Presi-
dents declaration TO his Cabinet of his determ-
nation TO accompany his Veto Of the second
Bank bill with refusal to be considered can
didate afterwards for the Presidency their OPP
position to this movement on his part, and their
advice to dissuade him from il. 2dly. The fact,
ably commented upon, that committee oil
Congress waited upon Mr.. Gushing, and cheer
fully offered to forego farther action upon Sc
cond Bank bill, provided His Excelency would
promise to retain his ofhce-enamoured Cabinet
3dly. In relation to the Presidents motives and
reasons for Welding the second bill for Bank,
triumphantly deiended. And here we call upon
Mr.. Stuart, of Virginia, to produce, if he have,
as is currently reported, in his possession the
Presidents own hand writing in relation to his
views respecting the DdhK' Lev uio Soun"y
understand the motives that have actuated the
President in vetoing the Bank bills, for the Peo-
pie have a right TO be acquainted, not only with
the conduct, but with the purposes OF their pub
lie servants. Such an exposition Mr. Stuart
owes TO the country, the tenacious Cabinet, the
President, and his own honor. Cannot such
considerations prevail over his amiable mo-
desty2
This letter of Mr.. Spencer will serve US as
rich textbook for future commentary at pre-
sent we must be content merely to usher il be-
fore the view Of the People.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO ALI. WHOM MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been ex hibited to me
that LOUIS PHILIPPE DE LUXE has been appointed
Consul of the s viss confederation for the States
of New York Maine New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, and Con-
nec,cut, to reside in the city of New York,
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such func-
tons powers and privileges allowed 10
the Consuls of the most favored nations in the United
States
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters
to be made Patent and the Seal of the United States
to be hereunto aft xed.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
the 22d day of October, A ID. 1872 and OF
f.. ST. the Independence of the United States, OF
America the sixiy-sevenh
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
FLETCHER WEBSTER, Acting Secretary Of STATE.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that CHARLES CuMTE De MoNTHoLoN has been APP
pointed Consul Of France for the poIt OF Richmond
In the State of Virginia, do hereby recognise hin
as SUCH and declare hun free TO exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges allowed
to the Consuls of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States to
he hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashington
the 10Th day of October, A ID. 1912, and OF
[L.s.l the Independence of the United States OF
America, the sixty seventh
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President =
FLETcuER WEBSTER, Acting Secretary Of State.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27
MIR. SPENCER,S LETTER.
From the Albany .1rgus.

II takes ground distinctly and strongly favor of the
course and measures of p lesiden TYLER; and vind-
Gates him upon all the questions in relation to which
he has been grossly assaled by the Wing leaders and
presses,-the exercise of the Veto power, the land
BILL the bank, the tariff, &c. sc. 1t is equally Ii
cit in taking ground against Mr. Clay, the movements
of his partisans to his nomination, and the
measures, or principles on which he and his
Wing friends claim to stand before the country. In
short, he eschews a National Bank, Distribution,
and the claims of the Wings to the passage Of the
Tariff law
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27

Among the newspaper accounts in relation to
Mexican and Texan affairs il is stated that in
the capture of San Antonio by the Mexcans,
Mr.. Van Ness, Texan prisoner, and nephew
of General Van Ness, was deliberately shot by
the order of General WALL the Mexican Gen
eral Van Ness was NOT bearing arms.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-27
VERMONT u. S. SENATOR.

Hon. w. Upham (Fed.) has been elected U.
S. Senator for six years, by the Legislature of
Vermont, by small majority, over VIM. c.
Bradley, (Rep) Horace Everett, (Ab.) was
also run, but was whsiled out without cere-
mony.