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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
THE CHINA MISSION.
.7necaote and Fact.

Some very amusing details have come 10
light in regard 10 tho conduct and cour.ly
equipage OF our Embassy, recently engaged IN
concluding the Chinese Treaty. II appears
tha. besides the official peGsonages connected
with the mission. number Of gentlemen were
admitted into tho suite Of the minister, in So
cial and scientific capacities. In order 10 pro-
duce a proper effect and something more than
republican impression upon the sons OF the
Celestial Empire, at the instance az Mr.. Cush-
ing, the whole Embassy assumed particular
uniform, which was set oil with the cavalry
like additions of swords and remarkably long
brass spurs. On al occasions. even TO thar q
visiting the American ladies', thls mitllary
urnou, was in acquisition. and SO ,ickled were
the Chinese. At the idea thar had been conceiy-
ed, of impIessing them with this gswgaw dis.
play, that they in turn devised every method
Of giving TO parade the most ludiorous results.
A cute Chlnaman. upon one occasion, when
the legation, with all lis attaches aud insignia,
was 10 march 10 perform some little ceremonial
cf State, asked an American merchant WAC
was hard by. whether ali the " American Man
danns were born with spurs Gu their heels.
and ia this sor, Of way did the common people
diver, themselves Al the expense Of ~ crIish;.
tACN lilNiNmAAC MISSION ~ NNi NkNi' Ia " Ilf
20 abroad, either as citizens or officials, would
but learn 10 practice The simplicity ,haI belongs
TO their institutions a, home, and emulate ,te
example OF their faFsfahers, we wslld not on.
~ command more respec; as 4 nation, but Of
ten 30 saved from the rijlcele aud rc7roact
which Ignorant airs oEemP'y PeiCcsIcns justly
call down,
. We Learn from a gentleman recently return
81 from Caina, laaI NJ. re,crS, who accem
panied our mission wi;a scientific purposes, 1.
collecting in Ctina museum Of carved work
ike that If DuDa's, s. well kuewn 90 Tie Gu
nous. |; wall arrive in his to.airy DANA.
1aC psCssn; year.
TheT,;o,is Legislature sa Ire slst oil.
raised Din reducing TIE ra,e e iairres, ir
that State to six ~, eeut; sa1 ea The setoe
fluid % Pc; seat
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

WASHINGTON RuMoRs Tina. The nonina.
ton ofJudg King 10 the bench Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, has been laid on
The Senate table, by large majority.
That duel is expected between Col, Ben.
ton and ex Governor Thomas, Of Maryland
growing out Of an unpleasant family quarrel.
That McNulty has Obtained satisfactory
bail, and has week from Tuesday last, 10
make good his deficiency, and escape criminal
prosecution, and that his surties on the 500.
000 bond, as Clerk, have secured The Sl5.0oo
which was recently 10 hands of business
firm in New York. to his account. they will.
therefore, suffer only to the tune of s. 900.
n. !. Express:
There is rulnor that Mr.. McNuly has ac-
Counted 10 the government for the entire
amount Of his aedged defalcation. with the
exception of s5,oo5, which he pomises to have
forth coming in due time.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

FoUL MURDER IN BALTIMoRE man
named Paul Roox was brutalIy murdrcd in
Baltimore on Monday night, The Sun Of tina,
City says that The decreased come to the house
of Mr.. Nolan on Sunday night, b. the eleven
o'clock train, roomed for the night with per.
son who had been in the house for some five
weeks, and who gave his name as Henry Me-
Curry. After he retired nothing moro was
heard of or known Of him, until about ha
past eigh, O'Clock on Monday night, when the
door Of the room was forced and he was found
entirely dead, lying ia tee bed. Tribune
.4,rest ofa supposed Murderer On Thurs
day officer Ridgely, Of Baltimore, and officer
McGraih. of this city, arrested an liishman
named Henry McCuHy, aged 2G years, on a
warrant from The Police Of Baltimore charg-
ing said McCury with having on Monday
night las; msfdered man named Paul RonY.
OF Mexico Gorgia, 10 bedroom ii NoIan's
Hotel, in Baltimore, By Getting his throat and
beating out his brains II appears thu! Roux
went on 10 Baltimore from Pililade pha. ard
proceeded TO Nolaa's Hotel TO srend HE night
There he was placed in a room with McCuuy,
who, as supposed, rose lin the night, mardeTe3
him. robbed him Of MS watch inoney. &c aad
locking the door in the nlarning. went down to
breakfast with the money. &c. in his pocket
and al evening went on To Phisie phia in Tie
cars. About hall an hear after hicCnrry left,
the ON was forced oRea. the man f3Urd muf.
dercG complaint made al The Police, aad officer
Rijgey sci on after the murderer, as he knew
hlm. Here he found NfcCurry IN "a house
near the steamboat landing, and took him 10
the Police. whence he was sent TO prison 10 DO
sent TO Baltimore for trial. In his possession
were found the gold watch of Roux. that lie
had months since bought Of GelsIon &; Tread
well. No Asior House, who identified lt,aal
also the purse aud other articles OF Roux, show.
ing the robbery after death.
McCuGry has siGce eat his throat in his cell
in the prison, and il is supposed Will die.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
OUR COUNTRY.

Hunts Merchants Magazine INDUCES in the
following bold strain of prophecy, in regard to
the progress Of our glorious contry. To see
what The editor predicts, would be scarcely
less wonderful than it is 10 reflect on what our
country is now, compared with what it was
30 years ago.-Galcna Go.c.!s
There is but li,,le doubt thai the United
States are destined ultimately TO comman all
the trade in the India and China seas. The
supply of cotton in the United States, inclad-
ing Texas, is FAR beyond what the wants Of
Europe require. The wants Of China are.
however, such as will absorb almost limit
less quantity. The cotton goods manufactured
In the United States already sapersede those
of all other countries in those markets. and a..
mogican lead has entirely supplanted the Eng
lIsh. The English Government hope, by com.
manding the exclusive route to China over E.
gypt. by way of the Nile and the lsihmus of
Suez, TO effect which, a negotiation is now
pending between that power and the Pacha).
to obtain news several weeks earlier than II
can be had in the United States an advantage
which will give her merchants control of the
markets. The diplomacy may succeed lem
pU;ariy in this, but the march Of events will
ultimately give the tniled States the mastery.
Her population is pushing, with a vigorous,
rapid and uuceasing march. along line, 1900
mites in extent, westward, towards the shore
OF the Pacific.
The occupation Of the vast territory known
as Tie Oregon. is already going forward ; and
twenty years will not have elapsed, before u
powerful State will have sprung up on the
shores Of the Pacific The great tract OF the
Oregon is drained by the Columbia river and
The san Francisco, which debouch upon the
ocean at point six days. by steam, distant
from the Sandwich Islands, group. the 10
dependence Of which is guaranteed: whose
population is 100 goo, mostly Americans the
sotsace. 5000 s4aare mics OF a soil the most
fruitful. and = climate unsurpassed IN shubrIiy.
These Islands are situated in the middle Of the
Pacific, on the great highway from Oregon TO
CAina. The great whale fishery Of these re-
cious is conducted mostly by Americans. num.
eennr 200 vessels, whose annual productions
ara about -, 000. 600. The fleet, 10 ihe sum
mc. mon,As, cruise between the islands and
tie coast Of japan for sperm whale. and Gerry
on 4 large trade in furs, &e., which ate now
sold ia China. ana the proceeds, In tel. seat
home to the L. States. The whole If this
vast ,Tade, and that o. China, via. the Sand
wish Islands. will be commanded Is the S'a,e
ST Gsrstn. These persons are now iiSias who
viii see 4 railroad connecting New York with
the Pacific and steam communication from Or
eEon 10 China. For the last ihreo centuries.
lae civilized worli has tssa E2laag westward ;
ard Americans of the present age viii com,
P's;r he circle, sal open western steam route
with TIE east"
j. Resolutions 10 lvor q ihe ada.issioa Of
TsN.5 have passed The Senate q Virginia by a
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
TEXAS PASSED THE HOUSE.

On the 25th, Join, Resolution to annex
Texss 10 the United States passed the House
Of Representatives! After further discussion,
and aser number Of votes had been taken on
VaroGs amendments, the Previous Question
vas moved by Cave Johnson. and The vote
s.ood-Yeas lO7, Nays 81. So the Previous
Question was sustained. The Main Question
was then put and carried-Yeas 10, Nays lol.
Finally, the question on the passage OF the
Resolution was put, and the vote stood-Ycas
100, Nays %.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

Nh will be readily noticed by our readers
,ba, our paper Of This week contains about
donbIe the reading matter Of any paper Of us
size in the Territory. DO We deserve an
eror, on The par, Of our friends to increase our
,.,,onare9 Have we a subscriber, that wiih
,si.ht e1ertion could not add one to our list
1ar tie coming volume, which commences on
80 s,h o. March lis, or ought TO be wen
,ooyn 10 all our readers. that TWO DeLiARs'
: .oy Eiol of marketable produce or lumber
delivered any tire within The year, pays Tor
one volume Of tie HERALD.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

BETTING ON ELEcTIoNs.-Mr. Blair, of the
Washington Globe, announces that the bets
he made on the recent elec ton. are the last he
will ever make in his life. He admits that
This mode Of conducting political contest, is
wrong in principle, thai he was drawn into it
by the boasiing Of his opponents and the wa.
gers that were offered after he had repeatedly
refused to accept them but says that he is
resolved never to do himself the wrong of par
iicipa,ing in this game Of wagers TO aid his
side in political controversy. He makes the
declaration public, that nothing may DO infer
red from a refusal hereafter to accept advert.
sed challenges Of the sort, or any other.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
TEXAS RESOLUTIONS.

The following are the resolutions for the annex
alton Of Texas as they passed the House;
JOINT RESOLUT{0.Vd cc'r,iag tic terms IN
'rtleh Congress tciit a.inau Ter s int the Union
ar a Sat.
Res5r,d b tie Ss,.a!e md House n Repre-
se1tifcs o. tie Unitet Stctes IF America IN Con-
gfess assembled, That Congress doth consent that
the territory properly included v;:a:a, and right
iay belonging to The Republic Of Texas, may be
erected INFO new State, to he called the State OF
Texas, with republican form Of government, 10
be adopted BY the people Of said republic, BY dep
uties IN convection assembled, with the consent q
tie existing government, in order that the same
may be admitted as If the Stats Of the Union.
SIC. :. lind be IL further resglrcd, That the
foregoing OF Congfess is giyel upon the lo,-
lowing confions and WITH the following guaran-
ties, to-wit:
First. Said State 10 he formed, subject to the
adjustment by this goyenment Of a!iquestons 4
boundary that may arise with nihof governments
aad The constitution thereof wth the lr tper evil
dence Of its adoption by the people OF said Iepub-
lie of Texas shall lie lransnited TO the fresdenl
Of the United >ta,es, 10 be nd before Congress
for It's faal actien on before the FIST day Jan
uafy, one thousand eight bundled and forty-sx
Scc0fs3. Said state, when admitted into The I'm
ion, after ceiins TO the United states all mines,
Ii4Hsid7, salt IAAC9s anu dN ilSo al P0o-
lic cdhcas, Qualifications, barracks, ports and bar
boz, navy aud aagy yards, docks, magazines, arms,
armaments, AM all other property and meaas per-
tain.ng to the public defence, belonging to said re-
pubic. Texas shall tain all the public iunds,
debts, taxes, and dues Of every knd which may be-
Ion. t., OF be due aud owing said republic AID
shall also retain al the vacant aud unafpropraied
lands lying within its limits, be applied 10 the
payment III the debts and liabilities, to be disposed
OF as said State may direct; but in no event are
said debts and liabilities to becom' charge upoa
the government OF the United States.
IHitd. New States, of convenient size, AMI
harmg sufficient population, may hereafter, b. the
consent Of said States, be iomed out OF the ter
ritory thereof vii ch snail be entitled TO admission
under tic provision, Of the federal constitution
And srca States may be formed ont of that po'-
ton Of said territory lying south Of taiItysix de-
grees thirty minutes nosh latitude, commonly
known as the Missouri compromise Line, shall be
adm ito into the Union, with or without slavery,
as the people OF each State asking admission may
desire.
And ia such State or States as shall DO formed
out Of the said territory north Of said Missouri
compromise line, slavery Or involuntary scrytuie,
except for crime, shall be prohibited.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

fr'F The following from Mr.. PARNgLL re-
la,es to facts tia, have fell under our own per.
sonal observation, when a resident Of the
city Of Saint Louis. in repeated instances
We really wish for the sake Of maintaining
the reputation SO Justly and honestly obtained,
for the superiority Of This invaluable culinary
roo, raised in the several counties mentioned,
that such means Of protection TO our produ-
him recommended, may be adopted.
To the Editors Of Tie RereAc
GENTLEMEN During the last three or four
months, have discovered, from personal OBJ.
servation, that there is great ,frand, and more
injustice practced on the citizens of Galena
and Saint Louis. on the one article OF potatoes,
Than any honorable man can tolerate. There
is no part Of the world not even Nova Scotia
or Ireland, where we find as fine potatoes, as
in 10 Davless county Illinois, Grant aud Iowa
counties, Wisconsin Territory; yet, all The
way from Galena 10 this place, the thousands
of bushels that are sent down, are reported
here as Galena potatoes, which is doing great
injustice to the citizens OF the pota!oe growing
region. and deceising the people here,-for be.
tween here and Galena, there are not less than
Two millions of bushels of potatoes raised on
low allnvia soil every season. and you will
find that potatoes grown on that soil will al
ways have 200 much water. and wan, Of
starch and saccharine matler,-For the mutu-
al benefit Of those who live in the potatoe re-
gion and those who eat them, would suggest
that there should be an Inspector at Gaena
and Saint Louis, - take note Of this est ne
cessary and valuable vegetable. Yours,
b. A. PARSILL.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

~ We noticed in late number Of tho
1Eltcaakce Srqhati, as 40 Argument against
a Maca amizcd road. that the stone would
have 10 TO brought from the eastern shore OF
Lake Michigan 10 this Mr.. Sentinel, you
have exposed your ignorance OF what our Ter
ritory can produce in that line, TO say the least
OF IT, There il no lack Of sione in this Tsrtl
tory as whole. although they may not be
very equally distributed. There are very few
towns in this regioa bu, what have bountful
ooorries OF stone, add ,hero are stone enough on
lhe north shore Of fourth lake a, Madison, to
construct the whole road. II we are MOI mis-.
,ssru. there is great plenty Of stone ia the vi.
cini,y ef Jauesville.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

~ We are informed that a very serious
acciden, occurred on the 18th instant, to one
Of tho workmen a, BnJp g. Heiefy'S null
near his place. The accident was o'caSIoned
!, boIy Of earth falling upon his back while
enqaped excayaiing below; the blow broke
.aa &C 81, Thigh bones twice, and otherwise
seriously injured him. The injured mans
name j. PrachcH, and we are informed that
he has family which was dependent on bis
daily labor for support We hope that some
one Of our citizens tina, has time, will 500 shat
the fanny in their misfortune, want Tor nothing
II make them az comfortable as the circum-
stances will permit. Every one WI! coo'ii'
bu,o something for their relief.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

" The following fron'the RsceiAe, is all
very well. bu, we have understood from some
source. what We can't say now. that Mr. Blair
had appropriated The entire amount Of his win.
nings on the late election. amounting TO some
$4,000 to benevolen, purposes; which shows
if true, tina, he will live up 10 the following
proclamation:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

PRIMITIVE WoRsHlP.-We find in oae oi
our exchanges the following description Ct a
church in Delaware
Al Caniwel's Bridge, pretty litte vii
l,Ze on the main peuinsuiar road, about ten
miles this side Of Smyrna. is a Friends meet
ing.house, built Of brick, only about twelve
Zee, square. Snail as it is, 1t has all the aP-
phances. outside aad in, that are uscsiiy fouad
in those Of larger dimensions, The c3ugrega
iioa consists Of but oue mao, respectable
Quaker farmer. living some four or dve miles
distant, who attends regularly twice week,
ana sigS car the usual time alone.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
AsIER. WISCONSIN.

g. Advertisements by mail, in order to Sc
cnra an Insertion the same week, must reach
his place on Wednesday night. Town adVef-
.;.ornoots must be handed 10 as carly as Thurs
d,v. for we are now obliged to put our paper
! mess hall day earlier than formerly IN
IA, % accommodate the Castillo mail
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
REPORT


0fMe seize! Con- a7tcs on he subject of
Pea'Aeat:,py.
Tie House Of Representatives, on Ike o0M al.
passed Tie .toAotoiag resolution:
:. Rcsoiecd, That select committee of one
from each election district he appointed to 10.
quiro into The expedieucy Of erecting, a tlls
territory, Penitentiary or State Prison, and
Ina, they report by bill or otherwise, at
their earliest convenience"
The committee have had the subject referred
10 ,hem by the above resolution under consli-
ero,ion. and are aware of its importance TO The
;eople of The territory. Ia view Of rs mag
nitude, as connected with the interest OF every
portion of the territory. it is a matter Of SUI
Prise that il heretofore attracted so ANAL a
share Of The attention of the territorial legls'
aiuIe While Wisconsin is destiiote Of any
proper place 10 secure her criminals and era.
ploy them for their support, her sister on ise
west OF The Mississippi has far ousstTipPed her
in all the necessary and permanent publ'
buildings which are necessary 10 the welfare
of State. The territory of Iowa, By seilng
upon the proper means. ard pursuing prompt
and upright policy, has heen enabled 10 efec'
all the necessary territorial buildings, inciua'
ing large and well constructed Peolleht'a9'
wilhou, creating any public debt, or exac'og
onerous taxes from peoPle-snd now, iHs'eal
Of an expense, her convicts. by their labor sup
nor, themselves and produce a revenue 10 'a'
territory.
In the opinion of your committee, the eX'
pense 10 the people of Wisconsin for maia;ai7.
ing prisoners in jai!s, since the oFganizauoa e.
tue territory, has amounted to moe 'ha''
would have erected large and proper b9i.-'
ing, and The committee are OF the opinion ma
the legislature should take some lmme'i.As
step towards the accomplishment OF So ds'I-'
bic an object. =, "a, IL
Having mech reliance on the iberaliiy g.
the na,ioaal government, and that It eon'ln'',
10 look to lis territories as worhy lis ssTe az
assistance, and considering also the boi'hsh'
under which the people oflhe territory are f'e
laborin-. ard which are incident 10 ns'
country. The committee recommend the aus
ion Of The memorial which accompanies '-'
report
N. c. DARLING.
THOMAS CRUS0N,
NOAH PHELPS,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.

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voyy rb.,,.o l,.e,a. i, ,eIa,io, - III. coo !.
i, II. h,,ee, of ar readers :, distance
8, sba,,,l ia AM. l.h;cb ia 1o,,, !, ,o.,
-, c0.c, he currency !, ,bass 9;q.,i,,e, i, me
,,. .a.rl .,.,s,,,,. ~ n o,,-,,;,,o..
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no, ,br,,,,,,,..,,,t for,t,.,
- "a. =. ~ An ,,,,s .c,,,,r .s. 20 .o,td
racomme,J - lie officers n ,bo roncor, N ~,
,e,y mates for thcfr biu. A. different f,oa tfo.e
of o,berIke io.t.,t,oa, that ,vo have had i, ,bis
.rer,;t,, =. po.s;,lo - ,ls.e IN ni,,,r.4 ,ro 80
.onpo,v see, k;rEey or,and by children. ,bo,
,uythj,o Ike beri tnioli awaken ,,f,voro HE ,er.
elections bj,! vas ,ead lst and 2nd time.
A oil has been ipfgoliced m the House bv Nj
! BcAvLrY, 10 ineorolate tic " WISCONSIN, Nayiga-
lion COMPANY. Which authorizes said company Ia
erert a dam across the WISCONSIN. ar 1.-the Nm,
FalIs, aud gives diem power TO collect tolls ,oreth
er win all he fpe,,js.te 7o,yets for ie acroonlis-
menl Of tho object for which said comp.ny oro ~.
corporated. adj ,st ard 2nd lime.
In the Council Mr.. kNowtqoy i,,,od,ced !,
Memorial to tho Congress n IL, lr,:,.d e,,,o.
relative to road com Pr,i,;. IN Cbfc, - r..
Point on LAX, Supefior. which n.ks for .rye ,
ofsad rad, and $4,000 fof IL construction. Read
lst ard 2nd time
In tho Ioasc. Mr.. SUNNY int,o1nceJ hin
entitled ga bin 10 authorize School District No. |.
| in the town Of Cassyllo, Grant County. 10 levy a
tax 20 build OF purchase school house. ,,-vhch
provides for the oyying tax in said district. not
10 exceed the sum of 54O0--pyopided, thai Two
lbiris Of tho legal voters Of the same, who NAV be
present at any meeting duly called by the trls,ees
or that purpose, shah vote in favor Of the tax au.
th5rized by this act. Read lst and ,,nd time.
In tho House n bin has been introduced 81 Mr..
McCLENNAN, entitled n bin concerning the mali.
icatiops of yocrs.p which declares tbot M ne,so,
saal be entitled 10 vote At any election II tbis Ter
rlo,v for any officers. exrent Deleaat,a ~, farm
State Constitution. who has not attained tbe oee
Iof2l years. who i nota Tree whito malo citizen.
or foroigaor d.dy natnralized ACCORDING /, the
acts Of CONGRESS- q, that s,hiect and yho has MT
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

~" The rumors relative 10 the Mexican
,1oubles are of SO conflicting character, that
nothing certain can be drawn from them, except
that there il TERRIBLE russ GENERALLY ID
tia, country, One report is 'ha, there has
been a bloody battle between Santa Ana's
troops and those of The revolutionary general,
in which the former was defeated. Another
ia, that Santa Ana is siill at the head ola pow
orful army, and that at tho latest dates, there
had been no engagement between tho two hos.
Tile armies, but, that a meeting was inevitable,
and tina, speedily.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

IL TnoNAs W. DoaR, promptly refuses
10 accep, Of his liberation on the terms Offered
him ~ the legislature Of Rhode Island VIZ
10 take the oath Of allegiance TO the State.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

Mossrs. kYEgLANp and kSowLToN Of the
Council, aud Mr.. BRowN, OF tho House, have
our thanks FOR sundry favors.
The Hon j. II. RouNrRtr, Of the Council,
has our thanks for sundry bills, journals, re-
ports, &c, received.
G. |. WALLACE, has our thanks for ducu.
menis.
Mr.. Rmspois, transetibiug clerk In tho
Council. has favored us with number Of
documents which are acknowledged.