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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
baltimore For Ever:

The invincible Wings of Baltimore have fol-
lowed up their partial but unexpected victory at
the State Election with one which covers them
with glery. The Loco-Foco excuse for thciF
to-,,,or defeat was that they were taken by sur
prise. and did not call out their full vote. They
now had ample notice, and in the Charter Eec-
ton each party has po!led its last vote with the
following result: COZ
1s43 MAJOR James 0. Law, Whig.~.7 S30 ,S3o
- 49,. VIM. H. Marriott, Loco. -:l2 .292
Wing majority -, ',-'''','...' ao sor
1s4o President. VIM. H. Harrison......... '29o
:. NJ Van Buren,. 80
Loco majority ..,:...'.',. .e. - -,
Increased .3O3; Wing gam so : :.
City CouuciL-Fyteen Wings elected n'
teen Locos; last year fire Wings t,rentglnree =,
Locos. Wings OF New YORK BALTIMORE
has spoken 10 you. Do you hear
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
JOHN NJ. GRIsFlrHs, Secretary.
u Fifth Congressional District conven-

tiOn.-A meeting OF the Delegates from the Eighth N'H-a
aud Fourteenth Wards comprising the Filth FongressionA'
District, convened sgee1bly the recommendation me
Democratic Wing General Committee. the Howard hoas
Monday evening. October l6 1si3 JOHN STEWART
Ed ofthe Fourteenth Ward called predr over NE
deliberations Of the Convention and WILLIAM EDnosps" +"
the Ninth, chosen Secretary.
The certificates Of the election the eight persons eacn
Ward being read and wentyone Delegates answer '
when called. the Convention proceeded elect The %
ditiola mcmbef-whereupon, Theodore Kelly OF the Ei,'
Ward, regularly elected and uyited TO take h seaL
The Convention then proceeded TO b,l!o for Dees'e
represent the 9Th Congressional District in the National Wv
vtntIon 10 assemble III the city Of Bal,imc:c the-a"
May 1874, tn nominate candidates 10 be supported "
hs Party for President and Vice President OF the Cn
States. Seventeen being declared BY the ConveniGn
necessary 10 choic-EDwARD MIsTuRH, Esq was GUY
elected.
\. B. Blunt Esq. then elected substitute or The s"
purpose IN case Of the absence OF the DELEGATE
The following Resolutions offered BY AUSTIN .h''
Esq CT the 9th Ward, and adopted:
Reso!ceG, That the Pfotec Of American lndus,r; md
one OF the obects OF the formation OF G9rernns
that 10 avoid IT'S equally volt OF the plae'
up9u ~hch National Independence founded
Rssolrsd That the pure aud holy love OF l. DfsY
III he most glowing aud tevId eloqueuce b. iEHs
eiltles hun TO admiration and gratitude OF e'er h ADDS
Gihz4-o the "ISdcIn of an ,xen need Statesman COun
try nights which ohes would abandoned, or nas,u s
deie"dns them the Councils Of the Nauon, atnrorys
same iuieIb!e incorporating advocate OF MS o0N-
honor. -.
William Edmonds presented the foIo~in: hes0'u''1'
which was unanimously adopted:
Resoired That Ed~ ard Miuurn, Esq the Deesate 70 or
Natiora Convention, hereby respectfully requesed 70
for such erson the Wing candidate for Wee ,bs
the United sa,es In his Judgement will bes h hon
interest the harmony man,a unsuiled 1Ae
or OF t.Ie gre-t Wing Party OF the Unon
The proceedings Of the Convention were ordered 70 De pa'
lished all the Whz papers Of the City-and then
ed with three loud and hearty cheers for "Hary
JOHN STEWART. President.
WILLIAM Ephogps, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

Congress. E. s. Hamn .l27s II. r. Brnckehoif. .l4lo
F. D. Parish, (Abol) lS3 Bruckerhof, 1872 plurality.
assembly. II. Horner, Loco, ST majority.
four correspondent writes (Nedina {. II. Oct l2th)
P S. Suffer tell you that CLAY cannot carry this
State but JOHN MIEAN can" He has altered his mind
about carrying Clay before this time. Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
PCnllSyIVania.

Hon. JOIN DlcKEY, it now seems certain, IS
elected from the Washington and Beaver Dis
trct, by close vote Beaver gives hun 2O6
majority, and Washington but l45 against
him. The Washington Reporter says he has so
majority.
Gen CHARLES NJ. REED, we hear both by Buff
f.lo and by Harrisburg, is elected in the Erie Dis
trict-an unexpected and gratifying triumph over
an infamous Gcrrymander. He has 1907 ma
jority in Erie County, is ahead so far as heard in
Mexican and Jefferson, and is beaten but l24 in
Warren and 500 in Clarion. Potter only to come
in. which cannot be more the $50 against him.
JosErn BURLINGTON, Wing, has over 900 ma
joritv in the Armstrong District.
The Delegation stands as io,owS-allowing
A. III. Read. Loco to be reelected in the Sus-
ouchanna District, which is not all heard from
Districts. Wings. Districts Loco t1cos
l. Epw,Rp J.MoRRrS. III. .JohN T. SMITH,
ulcs r. IScrR,olL ". .CRAs. j. ISGERsoLL,
VL.MicHxl II JEWS, V..J.coH S Yo>r,
VII A r. MllvAlNr N. .JotS RITTER,
VlI, JvRnMi,u BRowS N..H. BEoDHSAp, JR.,
MIL Hy,Yy Fn,cS XI..BESJ. a B1pL,cK.
XIV. .ALvx'R RAMSEY, MI. .ALMoS II. READ,
Nv. Dir. Ms Qud0+ NVl. JAM. BLACE.
XVII. JAMES Irwin NIX. Henry D FOSTER.
XVlll. .ANpEEw S,EwART. MI. .WiLLI,M WlLKISS,
| NN..JaAS DlcSEy, MIL SAMUEL HAYS
NXllI. ,CHARLEs NJ REEp
NNlN. Jos. BURLINGTON,
| Extract Of a letter from York 10 Philadephia:
al perceive the Wing papers Philadspha doing d.
Ms the Member OF Congress elect from the York District
grea, injustice by clasm him among the LocoFocos SIR
H.mnesley heard him say ork, since his election, IN
the presence number Of persons that his Choice
the Presidency Henry Clay Ht Tor Tariff Dis.
,ribution and all the prominent Whic Wil YOU
call on the Editors Of he Forum ad have justice done him
| J. r l."
No, quite certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
Ii

Wednesday, Oct. H. lSi3-l2 O'Clock
hasten 10 inform you that old Tuscarawas is
have the county from 300 $40 Wing majority Holmes
and Coshocton form, with this county district aud Alr
Matthews H. F doubt elected, but by majority at
least thousand short of what the Loco Focos had year
ago.
ner a achieve wonders.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

removal of traitor from some Office at the East,
says:
,s Receiver the Dixon Qnos) Land Office. In lslo
srusey WAS zealous Wing and received the aPpoiutu ens
from, HARRISON When Tyler proved rec,vau, the Wing
party, G4sey initiated hin; aad Of late, TO show his dtro
ioa voted the Loco Eoco ticket He has been rewarded for
hi. s,cophapcy by removal and Loeososo aaioed Swan
hiss cdrd into John by eonerrins these rewards
for ,Teachery reiads shs people how 1a'o's ssod b
reasd''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
= Fourth Congressional District.-A, &

IL Fourth Congressional District.-At &
meeting o the Delegates from the Gth 7th 10Th and 18Th Wards
comprising the Fourth Congressional District co1ened
asteeaby to the recommendation Of the Democratic Whis
General Committee At Columbian Hail. on Monday Evening.
October l6h 1873 MATTHEW REED, Esq, called to the
Chair, and JoHS ~ GRrFFirIs appointed Secretary.
The Convention then proceeded ballo, for Delegate 10
represent the District the National Convention TO assemble
at Baltimore on day Of May 1884, nominate candi,
es 70 be suppoI ed BY the Wing party for President and
Vce President which resulted in the election Of Dr. BEN
JAMlN DRAKE.
JAMES F. FREEEoRN Esq. elected substitute for the
same purpose, the event of the absence Of the Delegate
On notion Reso!red That the proceedings OF this Conyn
sou D. pu blsiel ;h- Tribune, Courier and American
The Convention then adjourned
MATTHEW REED. Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u MICHAEL HopFMAs (the Admiral of the
real Loco Foco fotilla) has been nominated for
Assembly from Herkimer, with PETER II. WAR
Rem for Colleague. Werejoce to see the Radical
section of the party is not defeated in erery
nomination.-They will make slim show In the
House this winter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Correspondence of the New-York Tribune.
Ohio-GlorlouS

Ohio-GlorlouS
The news from this gallant Wing State Is OF
the most cheering character. We have certainly
carried eleven Members of Congress to Loco
Focos-onc to be heard from.
The House of Representatives. IS Wing by
TWELVE majority
The Senate is supposed to be equally divided
at least the I.ocos cannot have more than one or
two majority.
All hail Ohio .-Hurra for Harry Of the West
again, say |.
$50 reported on the Western Way Bill but we do not
AZ. Ed.
Pennsylvania.
STEWART [Whig) has been elected IN the
XvIIIth District, composed OF Fayette, Somer-
set and Greene, by a majority OF III votes
DlckEY's majority Is ~
The XXIIId District remains only to be heard
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IL The Wings of WASHINGTON CO. have nom
mated II. SrowELL of Whitehall for Sheriff,
HENRY SHIrnERp of Argyle for Clerk, JOHN BAR
KER of Granville and JOHN w. PRouDFIr of Sa-
lem for Assembly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

4 friend hands US the following quotations
from the Price Currents OF different years, to IL
ustra,c the Journal Of Commercc's assertion that
the consumers of Loaf Sugar are taxed SIX cents
.>o,,,,I J., a., ~ Tariff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u The Wings of ALLEGAsY County have
nominated DAVID BRowN of Angelica for Sheriff,
Jupsos w. SHERMAN for Clerk, with NATHANIEL
Coz of Nunda and HoRATIo K. RIDDLE Of Sclo
for Assembly. Allegany never faltcrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u The Wings of FRANKLIN Co. have nomi.
mated AM.sA TOWNSEND of Bombay for Assem-
bly and URIAH d. MEEKER for Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u County Convention.-An adjourned meeting
OF the Democratic Wing County Convention. will b. held a.
the Bro tdway House Thursday evening 18th inst. az
O'Clock. DAVID GRAHAM Chairman
BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr.l c.:
GEuRGE RowLAsp, oecfetatss. o!sn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
U The Albany Argus says of the new Con-
r,eesran elect from ALLEGHENY Co Pa

gresham elect from Allegheny Co. Pa:
Il, that Mr.. Wilkins very strong man. as
he Of the wor,hes, Of the Keystone STATE and
therefore may have drawn rnose than ordinary feeling
The Argus may have its eye on the time when
this Mr. Wilkins ran for Vice President on the
Jackson ticket in Pennsylvania in opposition to
Van Burcn, and took the vote quite easy, although
Van Buren was supported by all the other Jackson
States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

z Anoas the Animals .n:-rsd st IN. Cse ibi,ion
the Ar,ccan lnsrut. several Ssons or Butf,oeS
which VII he soid J; aucto1 ,o-rrosrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u I've tESFoSMANcLs ana lien-,ai Tom Thumb the
American Museum od. h. ae..oou rrfo,naucrs prove
re1; to hose ladies Ind Is who caauo,
te ii L. The eyellns.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Ohio-Right!! :!

The House is conceded to the Wings by a de-
cidcd majority, although six Members were lost
in the Reserve by apathy, Abolition, and belief
that nothing could be done.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
The Effect of Protection.

To The EdttO, Of the Courier c,nd Enquirer:
Those wise and sagacious Free Trade advo-
Gates, the Editors of the Journal of Commerce,
had an editorial yesterday morning headed Brass
Kettles and the Tariff" in which. after telling all
about the way in which the law was fixed i'm
posing duty Of u cents per pound on the article,
they wind up by saying and now every woman
who buys brass kettle pays dollar for every
l6 pounds to our friend uhe manufactured just as
really and truly as if his collector were authorised
to call upon her for it." As we are interested in
the manufacture and sale of the article, we beg
leave to state what is no secret To those at all ac
quanted with the subject, that Brass Kettles of
American manufacture, of equal quality 10 any
ever imported are now selling at the same price
that English were sold at before the last Tariff
went into operation, and that the only effect of
the protection Of - cents per pound is to secure
to our country branch of manufactures which
would otherwise be entirely monopolized by for.
egners. So much for Brass Kettles and the Tia.
rlh. Truly yours PHELs, DODGE & Co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

VERMoSr.-The Legislature assembled on
Thursday the 18th inst. Hon. E. N. BRIGGS,
NWhig) of Addison County was chosen President
of the Senate, with D. w. G. Clarke of Brandon
Clerk. Hen ANDREW TRACY Of Windsor was
chosen Speaker of the House by ll2 votes to 96
for Levi B. Villas, Loco 4 scattering. F. F. Mcr-
rill Clerk A Wing State Convention will assem-
bic at Montpelier on the 18th tomorrow
VERMoSr.-The votes for Governor being Of
ficially canvasscd by The Legislature on Friday
last the following result was declared:
For Hon. John Mattocks, Whig.. ............24, ,465
g Daniel Kellogg, Loco ............2l 1882
&" I" Chas X. Williams, Abol......... 3, 766
Needed to choice, '25, lis; Scattering. 81
Mocks over Kellogg a3; Lacks Of being chosen 1901.
The two Houses then met in Convention and
chose Hon. JOHN MATTocKs Governor: Mattocks
1871; Kellogg l04; Williams 7: Mattocks over
all 90
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

10 SHAVE EAsY:-A eeepated writer has defined ma, y,
be sAarns animal. his Is doubtless ,lur so I.r es
y esviled man bu civilized cannot shave without
stro We would therefore gently hin, TO ur
,s SsayGsj M ~ Ntae Table AMI stop with four d
for mo than quarter Of century am; II mon bI I L
Ieo< giving that desirable keen edge to asood iazor he
renders shaving an operation that may b p4Iuenty endur
Manu- Manu- aeory No. Ns Broadway, besw.ea couni:sa and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

A TRAITOR PROPERLY TREATED ny A TRAITOR.
The 81. Louis Republican, after noticing the
cnoyal of a traitor from some Office at the East,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

n. To the Friends of SILK Culture In the
United States.-ln press, and will be published on the
fist day of November work Silk; containing gu.
era history Of its introduction and culture Europe and the
United States the Natural History Of the erc species o
the silk Worm; the Mulberry Tree, varieties and recu
4rities History Of the Moru3 Multicaus speculation IN
the United States progress OF the Culture Of Silk Machinery
&c. The whole illustrated by engraynss illus
of th Machinery used In the acture sc. &c
Th. Pub!i hers indebted Mr. j. r.; Barbour of Mass
chuse for authentic documents all the bcts embraced
II the volume aud for maUy valuable and much
useful information which he has himself furnished The
work will undoubtedly be the interesting lh general
reader and useful the Silk Grower that has been pub
llshrd
Price FOR single copies 25 cents FIVE co.es for 81.
This work will form No W. of the Tribune Series Of Use
fu Books for the People. GREELEY &McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New-Yok.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
CITY AFFAIR R S !.

CoUs7 CALEsDAR--This DGy-.SUfskiosss n ss
corR7-Nos le ST. lo3, u, 3d. IA, 57, AZ ~ % Wy
a. ,ls CorRr-Sos "a s. 81 o., l5 80 TO- -
- - 81 So 55 -, o. -, 80, II, SO, CO. 10, 80 ''
ra,,uo, P1v.-Sos S, l., D. 23 "a ., 20, l-9 %
30, 1871, l3, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

- a., ,. ;
in the Reserve by apathy, Abolition, and belief
that nothing could be done.
The With District safe!
Mai. for Vaurneer, ". Do. for Lucas, L. +.
Ross ........... SAG Hooking ........ .i38
Pike ke......... II Adams. .......... 10
Total. .... .s66 Jackson (rel) 40
vanme,es elected by...2s3 Total. =. -. .583
This carries Wing Senator and 3 Members.
The Senate is still doubtful. Latest report,
Wing or tie.
The Members Of Congress arc as follows:
Dist Members Of Congress Elect
l. Hamilton, Dr.. .1ier. Duncan, Loco by 900
l. Butler, sc. John b. Wetie1, 300
III. MontComry, sc. r. c. ScHEScK, Wing 1000
w. Champaign SC. Gov. JosEPn VANCE, by 1909.
" Lucas, Mercer SC. Emery ID. Potter, Eupposed)
VI Wood, Seneca, Sc. Henry ST. John, g
VII. Clermont Brown, SC, j. Nc Doweti, Loco, 300
VIII Ross Hooking SC. J.IVAN METRE Wing, 300
TX Fairfield Pi,Aaway, sc. ELIAS FLORENCE Z" by 800
Y Licking Knox, Sc, Heman 4 Moore Loco '' 200
Al. Richland Sc, Jacob BrinckerhcG, Loco.
XIII. Perry, Morgan SC. I. B. JOHNSON. :" $50
XIV. Muskingum sc. ALEx. HARPER....." 500
XIV. Monroe F&c. Jacob Norris, Loco by 600
XVI. Coshocton, Sc. James Matthews,
XVII. Columbiana Sc Nm. c. Nc Causlen, I" 900
XVIII. Stark and Wayne, Ezra Dean. /" no ot
XIX, Trumbu &c. DANIEL. r. TILDEN, Whlg,. 500
Xxx. Cuyahoga, SC. JOSH. r. GIpDISGs, Wing
XXI. Huron Loran, Sc H. X. B7inkerhot Loco, 400
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

RATHER RIcu.-The Troy Budget in publish
ing the aggregate vote in Georgia in serenty-sir
counties (therc are 90 counties in the State,)
seems 10 congratulate itself that the Wing por-
ton of TIE State" to quote its own words, . has
only been heard from Alb Daily
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u JouN QuINcG ADAMS has consented to
visi, Pittsburgh on his way to Cincinnati in No
vcmber He expects to reach Pittsburgh on the
18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

FIRE AT CASToN-A destructive fire has swept
through this growing village n ST.. Lawrence Coz aud the
whole block with which! the Office buildings OF j. L. Rus
sci connected, consumed. Loss estimated al 81,
500 Insurance, $1,000
IL By the brig Ada, at New-Orlean ON the
9th inst, Is days from Martinique and Guadalupe, ad
vices that every thing quiet ;here business dn!l and
but little shipping In Pom, Petre the people were build
ING c9cde houses place Of those destroyed BY the earth
quake,tat event and the apprehension ,ha, the French
Government viii enaleIPate their Sav-s, having dis
courascd them from erecting inory permanent
i The ship Rajah arrived at Boston on Mon
day fron Gibrata, bringing the materials saved from
SOUL, together WITH mary Of the Ulcers aud crew
MuRpER.-A correspondent OF the Indiana
State Sentinel of the lo'h the body murdered
focud ,r Friday previous near A,tca Fountain Co.
with shc,hole juss below hea, His name was john
BAna.t.-
u The Acadia LETT Boston for Liverpool on
Monday taking OUT 26 passsers eco letters AID the
| ual number oi newspapers.
u The Yellow Fever prevails at Washing
ton, n. c..
u The New Orleans Crescent Of the 9Th saws
" Il supposed thAt sky deaths from Yellow Fever
have k place IN this ey wtia last - hours owing
10 the sudden chaase OF the weather"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

LIQUID AMBER.-We beg to oall the attention Of
readers this article, description Of winch will be found
another column We have its virtues tested thorough
ly family for several different purposes We prefer
for sharing any soap have ever used aid consider it
au article altogether Indispensable for family purposes aud
uses of the toile, for both ladies and gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Country Markets.

APr,rs in our Market not abundant they s,rs
las, year. Fall rppins most in demand, and readily
command from the boats 81 25 per barrel Greenac, and
Spi;zenberss 81 75 per barrel The supply thus ias, has
been mostly from Jersey and west of Albany
QurScgs are worth 50 10 25pey barrel and are ready
sale.
OsloSs are coming into the marke; in large quantities,
and NEE: with ready sale at fair prices During The las,
week the quantity brought from various parts chiehy from
Connecticut aud Rhode sland-was about $1,000 bushels
besides 60 900 punches or strings They sell from s. IS 10
s3 per 100 bunches, and from 81 80 cents per bush
For the Southern and West India Market they generally
shipped from New.Yo,k in crates aud casks.
SWEET PorAroxs-The sales from the soops average
abou 1000 barrels per day. The best Virginia find
ready sale at 81 so TO rs per barrel. Delaware and New
Jersey 81 25 So according the shrewduess Of the
purchaser.
prMpKrss are in demand especially Cheese-Pumpkius.
CApBAGrs.-The Cabbases brought to market this sea-
son are generally very fine, and readily bring 81 20
per 100. sloop-oad purchased on Saturday the
latter price for shipping The supply thus far, mostly
from the North River boats. The Jerseymen holding
back.
TuRxIrs are scarce, bur in demand. They will no,
command 30 per bushc Farmers generally
can do better with their Tumps their farms.
CHEsSUrs coming very abundantly and sell at 81
so and 81 IS. The sales average 500 bushels per day
great many Of them shipped the East and South
PEARsThs green pound Pear for preserving with
ready sale at 81 - to 81 81 per barrel
CRAvRERRIEs sale if III clean and good order
So per barrel.
PouL7RY.-The prices change almost every day Chickens
vary from 25 so per pair Young Turkeys 10 IS
cents each Ducks 81 to IS cents Tame Pigeons, fat 81
.5 per dozen:
GAME-Woodcock, 81! to so cents, Pigeons, IS cents;
Wild Ducks, 37s cents; Rabbits, lss cents per pair
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
The Late Elections in Pennsylvania ana
Ohio.

Whichever may be the appearance to superhclai
observers, whatever the Popular Vote may seem 10
indicate, we cannot doubt that the recent h'ec-
tons are decisive Of the Presidential contest IN
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio, provided Mr.. Van Buren,
Is the candidate of his party: Let us look at the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Tax on Sugar.

I No, quite certain.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-14
Approved, March Sd, l643.
PRivATE-No. 10.
AN ACT for the relief of Richard Snced

AN ACT for the relief of Richard Snced.
Be il enaeiedty the Senate and House Of Rp'e,ena-
tires Of the Uned States Of .imerca in Congress
bed, That the Solicitor Of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, authorized and required to suspend, for a
reasonable time the collection of judgment against
Richard Sneed, in the circuit of the United
States for the district Of North Carolina in favor of
the United States, rendered at May term, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-two: Prorided That
the said Richard Sneed shall execute and deliver to
the Solicitor of the Treasury bond for one thou
sand two hundred and thirty nine dollars and forty
four cents, with such security the said Solicitor
shall approve ind prorided further, That the said
Richard Sneed shall use all proper despatch under
enforce the collection of certain refunding bonds
taken by the said Richard SDeed and the other ex
ecutors OF Stephen Sneed, deceased as also of a
certain decree had in the United States circuit court
for the district Of North Carolina, in favor of the
United States, against Nathaniel NJ Sneed and Al
bert Snecd TO be applied, when collected, to the
credit Of the judgment aforesaid. Prorided, That
there shall be no suspension Of proceeding, upon said
judgment, or any delay indulgence gwen upon il,
which would work the discharge release or forfeit
Of any right of the United States il being the
Uniy object Of this act 10 give reasonable time to
The said Richard Sneed to subject 10 the payment OF
the said Judgment all the estate Of his estaor, Ste
hen Sneed, deceased, which the original Judgment
the said Richard Sneed, withou, prejudice 10 the
United States.
Approved, March 81, lS43.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-14
[rRIvATE-No. SO. !

AN ACT for the relief of John Randolph Clay, late
Secretary o! Legation CT the United states at the
Court Of Vienna.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
ties Of The United Siues Of .7asriea in Congress
bied, That the Secretary Of The Treasury be, and he
is hereby, authorized and required to cause 10 be
paid to John Randolph Clay, late Secretary Of Lega
ton of the United States at the Court of Austria, oU
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
priated the of three thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars, in full of all demands for services Of
diplomatic character rendered by the said John Ran
doph Clay in the interval between the eighteenth
Of September, eighteen hundred aud forty, the date
Of the recall of Mr. Muhenburg, late Minister Plen
Potentary to Austria, and the recognition Of his
cessor MIR. Jenier) the eighteenth Of March ,eigh
teen hundred and fory-iwo.
Approved, March Sd, 1913.