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case s thus clearly made Of ercss ingsii,ude snd
m treatment on the part Mr.. Polk against Gen. Jackson
Gen Jackson made him President and o. his hs acts
the dismissal rom Office. TO the wishes OF the
General and in which the latter considered a.
Displaying total want Of "msgnanmi," ancient and
very friend OF the General whom Gen Jackson him
rehad appointed the Office from which he was summa
ry erected by Mr. Pok and upon whose official compeen
cy and fidelity shadow Of suspicion has rested.
In illustration Of the and devoted affection felt to-
wards Major Lewis by Gen. jackson. TO the moment 81
his desh VIC may mention without mpsopneiy that shortly
before he died specially requested that when dead Major
Lewis should take charge Of his body aud .uPerntend i
burial-tskins avoid every thing ke pomp and
o-tentaton m complying with this his dying WISH
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"Ia lcvyins duties for revenue,
u s dousti-ss proper to make
such discrim nations wi.hin the
rrrys.s PrssrPis as will afford
incidental protection 10 homo in
tersst. Within the revenue hmt
therr 10 a DISCRETION To discrimi-
nate Aeys- fAaf hssf tis TsrAf.
fri srsrcis, II fhe power IS 10,
ooaooiod. The Incidental prctce-
ton afforded To our home inter
c-ts by determinations within
the revenue rat C. Il 10 bcliev-
I'd. win be a-pi,.-->Ia-es a.
Pas fss.Ksrsi -fadr,ss.
AS a representative OF the
great exporing isterest of these
States, I hahisuAily look upon
the prosperity OF Manchester
with rs mach interest anl graft
fies,ion As do upon that OF Boz
ton. which I am eon.traincd Ia
regard a. the ffuits OF an unjust
and oppressive system of ~sai-
ixed plumber, VIII .eh eonhscates
at least obe-hfth OF the annual
income Of the cotton planters, To
sustain q merccuary nooeyed
aris,ocraey Of pam?srcd and
bloated monoPolis;s = hcDsg
6.'s Lofisr 10 tAs L-ozdSs LosgNS.
Il rrgari free TRADE ~ involv-
ing Considerations Tar higher
than mere commercial advan-
uges, as great as they are. II
is m my opinion emphaticaiiy
the cause % civilization and
pcaee-of wide spre,d eivilrEa-
ton and durable peace amsng
the nations Of the earth. Il be
longs TO England and the United
States TO take the lead in this
great Gauss. M DsEs's let
iors 10 LsadSa LoagEs
The present tarln can scarce-
y stand as the permanent System
Of this great country. Il Is too
unequal IN itse' too oppressive
On some Interests. too partial TO
otben-too favorable To the rieh,
too Cumbersome la the poorer
classes OF the community. The
sooner II is ro,iHeod the better
.or all-Tios. HasA
isgfaR UriOa.
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PUNISHMENT OF SANTA ANA.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

BaHISHiIEyvT or GENERALS SANTA am AND ca
%9LIZO. nm THE ExysLSIsTERs-aRRHJsL ar
. H1pA@a or SiNTA a!Nf NM BUsT9NEJyTE-THE
FRENCH LE03TIOS ASSAULTED ny MEHTCfNS
BY the brig Til. arrived this port yesterday, we have
received files Of Mexican papers 10 the 9th ult.
Tho English steamship Midway arrived at Havana in
days from Vera Cruz and Tampco, with Cen Santa Ana
board, who had obtained permission 70 banish himself
from MoIco. On the same day, aud almost the
hour Of his arrival Bustsmonio, another exprssdsn who
he'd been wandering for many years exile in oreRu
lands. arrived at Havana, in another steamship from
Kingston, Jsmsies.
Tho meeting Of these two men in this manner Is ex
irsordinsfy, going into Punishment with his wife
and childronihc other returning from exile and on his
why TO his native shore. \ d. |U|l
We give below tho received by this arrival, which
we copy from the courier Of last evening;
The Spanish brig oi.wat Hahanero left Havans on tho
2eh ultj
These papers contain tho .mno.,y, as follows
Art. l. Amnesty s accorded 20 all persons accused OF
political offences before the publication Of this Law with
tain restrictions and exceptions. .,...........,,..t
Art p Those WIN take the benefit Of me anncsiy will
preserve their grades both civil and but they shall
not osecise any power, discharge any Functions
erred upon them neoa'equonso Of the national
Art a. General SAINTS Ans is excepted from the b,
nett az this amnesty unless he shall embark in eompii.
aeee with bs own request within the desy fixed by the
government and quit the territory Of tho republic according
10 his abdieston Of the Presidency. n
Art 4 General C.naao and tho Minister Bssssdrs
are also excepted IN mis- amnesty unless They shall within
three days from me poLcation ~ this sw apply the ri.
baRsl charged ", them and engage absent themselves
from the republic for ten years.
Art 8. Tho preceding articles apply also to tho exMn
iers Cfesoenco Reign Manual Bsronds and Antonio do
fiaro Famirir and any NJ them h.vo aed tho Govern.
ment will point ou, the place where they shall reside.
AT w. To each n the persons mentioned IN the three
preceding articles, the republic will grant pension equal
% half their puy in heir employ before de ooh No.
lvembef, 1874 Any one 81 Them shall be deprived u
hts pension who usy omit the place Of residence pointed
oct hJ tbs govsnmont, sod he shall return The so
q NE republic, he shall Be Liable me psuslss Of the
laws. f..If. ~ f...l - - I... ~ RI.
A7 Tbs foregoing siS article. sh. no, d-olv. peeu-
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We have already published brief Of a very i'm.
portani improvement IN the Magnetic Telegraph by which
the communications recorded IN shape Of ordinary
printed letters. The following article the subject FROM
the New York Post OF Saturday evening, uses the opn
ion that the invention may be made to available
practical character:
N,tr and Important InpenfioH-d MagHcfie Printing
TelegGph-The application Of this hidden and
power, to the purpOsesO rapid transmsons Of geace
Is yet in lie infancy There lie in this city telegraph
moved by the power Of electro magnetism, which performs
that which ia boysh days, would not have believed
If we had read in the Arabian Nights We have seen
specimen Of printing done with the usual letters Of the a
phabet and logibe child the cearesi type which
executed at end Of magnetic wire, through d.
reciiOn given the other IL is true. incredible tho
statement may seem % DO, that might II the wires
laid, sit OF New York and with more rapidly
than our best cOmpOsitor type, PRINT ai New
Orleans letter despatch in the ordinary letters Of
language.
Ia = few days this invention vii 10 made more gen
orally known, when will be OF liberty ~ speak u It
fully. At present arrangements making Tor the
perfection Of tie patents here and IN Europe The tole.
graph itself have SEEM and In making the state.
with regard to II obliged speak little in
cautiously from heresay But far inquines 20,
there to doubt the representations that havo
been made 10 this subject and tho practcabily
Of the thing sef, tha II has been discovered. cares
improbaby upon the face Of IT, u need be quos.
toned. The effects Of this invention hardly be an
Ueipaiod. The substitution Of the usual alphabet for the
heroyypies Of M0rses Telegraph, important aud val
liable improvement upon ono u the most wonderful die
| covefics Of the ags.
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to>d-no woadsr. then. tbs. thieves aud cot hrosis
feeep ccansricsu and pick packets arc In high rvys,e
thru the "vietsr" aud these oaly belong the
~dpab" of Office. Good are dangerous TO the well
es<f the party end 10 al instances TO BE- avoided
tovcrnment 10 TO act like hand Of Rosuss and Roy.
who "held together BY The cohesive principles VI
hs public pluaist feared he win not bcssnSther
swsrwoat Hoyn IL this Democracy, and is ,h, the
character you would give II homo end abrsadf
Mr.. Minister Wilson shannon, who figured 20 consp-
e. IL cesn of - srrivsa and II. .kan
up bis sbode At the City Hotel We sha now b. sbls to
know something ef The ast Mexican ssan,suss He asd
Green are both IN The sssay. and sAs mystery ought BE-
unravslled. a.ls. n - ~ - = :
The City Gssris, Thompsoa Blsss. viii Ksud.il,s
,sang Br..s Band oa Boson and he iasspssd.os ass
made quits display today. TIE 6r, Company sssd %
guard and the other two went through various drilling
evduons for the pa u superior order and military dis
cpline, decide with them the old Justice
that tcy both Band know the uss VI ,hsis
instruments. The drpsy on The battery The crowd
wss immense-besides the inuamsrsbls number up The
tres. .e rrnf .ff..rs.. go
M Spencer to-day eommeSecd HE srr.mess ID d.
case Of Abb,u Lawrence The City of New York lie
makes strong speech. Counsel sdes conest inch
Tor inch. aud 80 lar u has been "pull Dick pull Devil
webster will make the closing argument on Wednesday
and he combines intellectually al the qualities Of as,d Nes
tor with fierce Ajax and oil pshed Hector 10 de-
molish hs fecs The crowd 10 great that 10 sn,os,
suh,catng 10 remain any time. Some o the speet.tors
arc best with bad breath. and n hes not bottle u
cologne or hsrtshosn 10 had better be away.
The fever having subsidized Stocks keep suI IN.
per p;' Exchanges active ol remtances
10 Europe TO meet the Jaly divdcnds. Thsre Is no diff
Terence, however, IN the rates. The of exports
tom this port for the last week Ss25 Osl Cotton
still h>ds its own; but saes dull. Flour dull like.
wise. but no change in price. T~ia HUDSON.
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CALIFORNIA.

We have recently had some hourishng from
this remote country. Of her having successfully thrown off
the Mexican yoke, and established independence.
Accounts from the city Of Mexico Of late date state
the complete restoration Of tranquility in California Il
supposed there would be obsace the landing
troops sent hither by sea- from the Mexican ports the
Pacific. The instruction probably local, and uneon-
nected with political designs
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REPORTED FOR TINS uErrED STATS GAzgTTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

MoSbiY Evening, juno 23d.
FfouR.-Connug brands and old ground remain at pre-.
vous quotations. soy 81 25o4 3i4 fresh ground s firmly
held ~ 81 so. There being immtdi9ie shipping demand
qaotatOns Of -four be considered merely nominal-
40 cts, and small LOT 80 cs, inferior qualify
several cargocs yellow Eat aAyai for which IL
offered and refused. held firmly a. ~ cts The few opers.
Tons s have taken place IN foreign sugafs have been for
export italy The previously q1oiej rstes Salcs u two
esigoos Of yellow pine boards alJli Of SiSalG pe5 NJ
We qIoie however Il eSfe-nes. Sl2Ial6 per M per
door operations.
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Important from Texas ATmisfee bSfpesn MsrieO aud
Ttras-Stat,s,naHl'ke conduct of President Jones.
In another column will be found dates from TeIas the
4h June, days only before the Congress Of Texas
convene consider the question OF EaOn.
The important item Of intelligence is the Proclamo
OF President Jones' announcing srmistiee beiween
the countries, and that he had accepted the
the Diplomatic Representatives Of France and England
10 inefpose their good offices with Mexico for the eeogni
ton at Texan Independence that being unsccom
panied by any ea!GHgiins conditions haisUsr The Pre-
sdont whether the result has been actual
recognition Of Texas by Mexico; but are left infer
that such IS the fact.
Having thus at length. and think, at the proper
time, svowed the part he has acted President Jones may
prepare himself for hurricane Of denunca,ion and abuse
by tho Annexation prints Of Texas and the U. St,es. Nay
Storm hns already burst forth. and the New Or.
leans Bee, usually moderate and consderate, demands
his impeachment by Congress!
And for what prayi The intense desire Of Texas has
heretofore been obtain the recognition Of her indepen
dence by the parent State. President Jones has effected IT,
without any degrading condition, Illuminating
sion Was that so very wicked7
Texas is about to decide question pregnant with her
future ate-the nesleuloby immense question. whether
che shall maintain separate sovereignty and existence,
merge herself in the United States Of the North. To
BILE her decide question VITAL unembsrsssed by her
external relations, aud TO FREQ tho minds Of her Pee
po and authorities from ell bias the apprehension Of
wsr and that she might decision unirammeed
by fear President Jones hiss procured the conditional ccog
milton Of Texas, and 4 suspension Of ems,
WHAT'S ihoro in oil this. criminal censurable that
is indeed highly commendsbs patriotic, enlightened
aud staiosmanlkel To minds, his conduct appears
the enlightened aud elevated among the political
Of the lie could, ike the herd Of Dems.
gogue Statesmen, have popularity by uniting in the
eamOr f,r ration but he chose rather do what lie
conceived tho Interests OF Texas required, and incur the
anathemss Of the frantic fenjs Of spne1aon. lie
gaTdod rs oil important that Texas ia deberaung toe
question before he should be terBa pres.
sure, to embrace either alternative und he has placed her
IN position TO do lie did not seek the niorposition
Of France and England but accepted only when offered
uneonheeicd with conditions. Qbe practice Of every civil
ized nuonl lie could not by this proceeding he well
knew, Jorssa the event. control tho Of the People
and Congrcss Of TeTss IIo himself IN bis Proclamation
dsclOms any such design aud Is manifest from tho ma.
| turo Of things, that he speaks truly.
What s there this portion Of President Jones' public
conduct, 70 deserve denugeiaon MORT impeachment
We really nothing blame, bu every dna 10 ap.
prove praise which eIppoiod 10 have ii Out
power to awurd 10 Tsgas Statesman!
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RICUMnND

We invite the attention Of the city the luod positions
OF a "Prond Richmond" When will Richmond be
wise and to eHpend dollar Of
fycl When will capital and enterprise the aid OF
nature. and reap the golden fruit which guarded by no
Dragon but offers itself 10 the efforts Of the indusou
Richmond. the loyoliest site tho Continent Rich
nOnd where has assembled and united every sdysn
tagef Richmond had been placed by nature. north Of
Mason & DiSon's line she would contain 5000 In.
babilan,-a Liverpool IN trade, birmingham in manu-
| Tsrfn
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FRANCE AND MEXICO

The French Legation in Mexico have been assaulted and
mslreaed by number Of pesants and soldiers
quenee Of which the Havana papers sppehend another
between the powers! Too light hope for
appeal to extremes. We should be protuIy work
wage with Mexico. because Mr.. Shannon had been
robbed the highway and stripped to his shirt, II Of
his shirt too
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ANNUITY TO TuE UNIVERSITY

The Lynchburg Virgniah that inexperienced
in supposing il TO have minated unwingness
duee the annuity the University. We make the
uou with pleasure and the hope that the Editor Of
the Vrginian, an influential member Of Assembly, will
lend his assistance To do the country that point
The Editor adds that he resisted last winter would
have done the attempt to Withdraw the annuity altogether
but that as yet he had formed opinion the propriey
Of reducing it. As a legislator this is all right.
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Genlemcn-I hasten to forward TO you a copy Of tho
Proclamation VI President Jones' Our Congress meets ON
Monday next Junc l6th) What action they will take on
the matter, IL u impossible say, tho have doubt but
attempt ut impeachment will be made The position
assumed by tho Congress Of the u s. the war
Texas and Mexico had ceased longer be maintain
ed the two Governments themselves having since entered
into armistice, admitting thereby that the of the
passage OF the resolutions the was not end
ed So the position Of things has very much changed
am very respectfully, Id 49, -. d..
~ p. ROBERT d. JOHNSON p M n
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WHICH is THE REAL SIMON PURE,

We should feel obliged TO any Democratic Journal TOT
information the Presden, Polk means to par
sue with regard the tariff taking the following statement
for It's p,i,dc,--t Pad. Moraiag Pest.
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VUMNhNCEHhNT Mt ktNDOIFU MACON.
The wsehnano VI the south Of Thursday foiow.e -
"Wednesday the h instant th- day Of
Randolph Macon co-xe Tie very large. Ts
speaking The aesrse A. eo.Isurd o.
seven gentlemen The Psdents addrss. highly sa
Dying thinking The Institution has prospects. w.
we'e present during Of the away
Wishing well to lnstunon that doing coed"
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From the New Orleans Bee.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

4 she tho aREa NAN Nn-L
Wi, w. h,y Ieen ut in n,sss.sion of ,,r G If r..
- $50 ., nm. I4b ,ns,,n, in.lus;ys rbsv contain IN
s @ pafss' - ;,,,.n.a 40 in,s.s, p,its, -. -
'I'oh " - -, ,,n .,;,,'' - h.,;"I $50"
Sn h.s hlI ,hr,~yn of The no,.L and yiT,n,IIy mr.,
,l r. l;-..o,,I ,,.r,,os ., n 90, p,,,.in "a y,i
- 81 ~. I,jt,, ho.ii;,y 20 .,n.,,,,o, W. .,nno,
:; a. go 81 on, .,irr,,, .,r,r,o,, - III,
in,Isnc NJ Tho Ing,b we could 5c,rc md mus, CONN,
.oIr a., ,b. nroo n, ,,;,I, n sy,,nss oT ,b 80
| re- =, - ~ =, " :, -
Inc naNeso" te"S HAua' puo'sheS 'nIu P'oeiAha
ton oil President JONES, preceded BY prox preamble
which that worthy attempts gloss his conduct
with the tnsel OF 4 spurious patriotism. He begins
| ,bus.-
| m. ...;., :; NON, .,.hl.d =, so.,... ~, ..,.
r.. IL .,.I -. :, ,y - - -. - 49, 49,
" = - -, -. -, L.. - i' st " -
~ ~ ". III -, 80 49,, - ~ . ~; 1870,
49, poorIi;c - -
VI u W. ny ,,, ,t, ,.. H. t.., E.
III ,,rs ,h., ,bo C,v.,rnnn,o s NJ; ~. A.;
o.s.a =" ii o,cJ. The Indensndcnc. - r. 80
'.e =; u.h I.s, ,hs .,.,, IS = 8;
ii -, - ,l,. "a H. g. - 81 -, ;' -.
iI . , J'',! 'o' - o . s " tii
49, - -, ,,at, cod;,1ns no c',,,S -, ,
- -, - md ,6a,e,o,c ni,cd IN ,so h.J - -
- .,-,aaso,, ~ ,c,nJ;,;ans r-aI;",. -,
''s - Ia ,,,,Ji,;HI,s -, = - -
-, IT, Ggo,,n,.,, a, Ncx;co rg,o,,.,, ~, vn,r,' =
:! -, - -, go, - r. b. - :, -
-, 80 -. he c,II,>,,i,, nj, ,can,.,i,r,, " ~
'
line Itoe'aha"o" VIZ oo i'uhu III a"o'ne' eOuinhI
Most Oi the papers mat we have seen are excessively in
dgnant at these dsve'opemsnis and even The most modeT
ate such as The Houston Telegraph express an eiGra,c
belief Inst the proposals Of Mexico ~l be promptly rec
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended for our mo.n,.s,. Pane,
must DO brought in before O'Clock the prcviou. evening
insure an nssrton; and those fr Monday morning. o.
per on Saturday. . . -,
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A. From tho residence Of ID. w. Fisher,
HTINin Manchester. Sunday the 22sd inst,
-All Chesiut s,frei HORSE ana
'Th De let, hni oe ~ Any information
f'.p,sns ha WI b. nshsfaly received Office Of
yewiIlL = llftft JAS. PIsHERs SONS.
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VI Range OF the Thermometer on "Wednesday, June IS.
"'' w. Randolph q Co.'S Book Store, l2l Main Street.
Eo'eloek, 80 O'Clock 81 5 o'cloek. sc II
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a Hugh A. Garland Esq has been selected in Peters
burg to deliver Gen. Jsetsons funeral eulogy.
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mu.IoAL hAis-Tns Editor Of the Louisville Jov, vhs..
ses imosed with the spirit Of poetry and q whom
nee'ed by his own Imagination xives ut,ersne. ~ ,s
s.yew,ng ouseun''-"ws have listened TO IN. soor. az
49, carry spring ume--io The innoesnt psaiis Of ehd
S " seaiiasprng strains Of melody frum dc I'm.
" yespui ~e1nsn-,o tho aurmnn Of half hidden brooi,
N % pe o. summer eveninG-to the sol,ened r,.r 81
SAn. oossn-and TO the delicious ru.hinss of music
sV vaney 81 insusneats played On by The beat
per'omer and have been euusncsd By each and .,erv
Je o. them bntreslly could not help thnkiur bs
~. patching o. the raindrops the trees in our vicinity
puisiio siill." a. 1Sss "a
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THE HiByEsT.-The harvest in this county, says the
Frederick Md Herald, has commenced in earnest
being least two weeks ihsn usual and OF the
extraordinarily carly baryesis that has been known
for years. The grain uneOmmonly fine in quality
and abundance and is thought will quite equal the
warnest hopes Oi the farmer From persons who had on
extensive opportunity Of Judging Of the county, learn
throughout Its entire extent will be found give more
than ordinary yield.
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mary engseement With nations OF individuals Cou,,
qss.uy before The aa The Republic SAINT. Anna
sna aud the our ex,naisers who ssn~S the de,
fee Nov ss shah ssssbsh their csins and ss,(v
shoss which may be brought against them
Tho papers are silent the suL,.c, or T.x.. N,
shannon had arrived At Vera Cru. from Mexico He w.s
foensd and III treated oa The road by baadi,,i.
,.,;I ''n S'ns'e'' ~'' gagged In modifying the
The powers Of the Executive 70 ea, wi,h IL IA. v.r.
The Coasrss ss,horss ihs Executive 10 r,e,ive N,
proposals o. Teams 10 proceed ds6a q srsn~ssss.s
sna conclude ssiy suitable he inesssss end hooor
o. NE spaelic-ths same b sabnisi 70 ,As sramn,,vu
and sanction Of Consvsss.s 40 = - - :" 80
usa. Dsa joss Jsss Lsnjsre 10 sppoinssd so.s.s.d,r
OF me fortress Of San Juan de Ullos. $500 =.
ss "snsfse'Ssy Of forged mossy IVES discovered q.
was understood tho, the Department, Of c.lo,ui. w.,
in thef landing. ~ :" - VIZ NO. 'PPosso
hs Yer. Crnzano Of The ish u, eompl.ia, ,h. ,b.re
any merchant vesei. In hat port, and ,.crb-,
'n circumstances 10 the szpecstion that the t.riH b.
.mended, In consequence Of which all orl.r. 49,. 49, -
ded'-lN o. Crescent City. Juno 18Th. 'f'"'
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J. F. WORDS OFFICE.

pLASTER-l5O tons Lamp Plaster, landing
u from Brig Abbathuls, and Tor sale by
lie las rIsIIPp-a Sons
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To THE NIGUT-WATCU

WAS taken from the basement dning.room,
w Pnsnatn shockoc mn Sunday nem Iast ma
hofspy Kn Bos 'aray HALVES sad Psss vsfy
yaiossh Cafvins Kuih I..ri. l'1N f'nl fuIa -
suitable vvsriwm be p.d BY shsve
once. Ffi0H I|N.'f N UNHE .FII 10 10
4 w.easDoLFH co have ju-, received, " t'iF1 -
-. No tse Nsvn-of Gsuettows By- Aufhcs ~ Hsr-
~ fyssrogeer Chs- Onsn~y. &c. 100. lI'If
sef. " huthsr Cecil et. |ain
rsr Mcf pieo.sv q rrss,es' nee.s ~ lanes c.r.~S
I"t''N~a !. fls -. ....- Nv r..
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WAsHHsroN, 18th May. lSi5.
Sir wrote you q few DAYS ago. which was hand
ed to you Tuesday morning. I3tb by Mr.. Eaton who
informed mo that you assured him Ehoud be attended 10
the sane day As has yet been received though
two days have elapsed have thought possibly may
escaped your recollection. Ny Object therefore, ia sd
dressing this note TO yOu is sgan 10 ask your attention
The matter. and 10 10 you that early reply desired
~ am anxious 10 leave for Tennessee aud this
now det,ns Bot allow me- the time to say to
you sir. that my character ~ involved IN tins Affair."
am unwilling 10 leave Washington, however anxious may
be 20 do o., until appsed OF your determination 10 elson
10 my hsndod you by Mr. Eaton, az stated above
am, SIR, your obsdiont servant
fSigned W. y. LEWIS
To JINss X POTS, Esq.
Prssideat u. Sfafss