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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

Gov DoRR Petitions are being industr-
ously circulated through Rhode Island to Gov.
Jackson, requesting him to call an extra sos-
sion of the Legislature for the release of Mr..
Dorr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

PROFITABLE VOYAGE. Three whale ships
arrived few days since at Nantucket from the
Pacific Ocean, with cargoes of oil and whale
bone, the aggregate value of which was two
hundred and six thousand dollars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

The SMALL Pox is still very prevalent in
many sections of New York. The brig Ru-
dolph Grouing, Capt. Eldridge, bound from
New York to Hey West, put back on Satur-
day morning, in con sequence of the small pox
having made its appearance among the crew.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

DEATH AT A WEDDING, At a wedding feast
which took place noar London, &C. W. Oh the
18th inst, man Of the name of Morris, the
step father of the bride, was SHOT by one of the
parties during, what is termed in the neighbor-
hood the chGriruit.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

AcQUIrrAL' Wm. Tyler who was convicted
last fall before Dorchester county court, of the
murder of W. w. Graham, and who obtained
new trial and change of venue to Talbot
county court, has been tried second time and
declared not guilty, .. .
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

I4OIS .. OUFIN as.
God and Liberty. Mexico, April "a, ls45.
The propositions from the Texan govern
ment, alluded TO by Signor Cuevas have refer
ence of course to the recognition by Mexico of
the independence of Texas The message of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-27

asssas. osAsss. vih hssd. above Ill Aiass
os What has In my heart The 6rss duvsa s.dsvisdns
love 70 ny own State. know public thought, no al
seAsns the, vosld weigh seriously sgasss my deep my
revsren my almost snge affection of her; for bat love
'hs govsrnmsnt this Union because she part Of them.
Sse hss given me little but birth; but she 10 my mother
ana cling ever In though, TO her bosom, her snwesnsd
'eoaeh little her svosrcd child ssy this or any vain
os 'aki have noshiny expect nothing ask
OF hef. say u but 10 enforce tho fairness Of my own
views INC ruth u my conclusions Ihave a. hus 10
pue'e calamity a. any man, and little 10 hope
IRON public success While there IL contest and field Of
public discussion. bear weapon o. too, tia, shall al
ways reap me- without dishonour part u that crop.
| desre nothing more.
My profound conviction them is tina, this mcasur i.
asoss Tor oil the county. will prove especially % 10 Wiz.
slna. Except Georgia aud the Caronss, am solcmpv
persuaded that State will be injured by H. II ~,l
begin by throwing her back SO years Tor will sweep oa
halt her population and wealth. Il will leave her perfectly
hiecss, sapess and wihered until her face shalt probably
be sprung up In fresh forests which influx popula.
uon some 10 yeats hence, will have once moro To hue
down.
Meantime. there wants the possbili-yea strange
one-o' sharper and immediate pcnaity-lhat 81
foreign war; rs unsdvsed and after all ci the Dcmagogues
pta'e rs they will unequal prepsrcd We have We,
To see H. because unjust and nsoent in the name OF
Liberty, oil nations have understanding ha VIC
are To plumber and ~ insult whom please with IMMUNITY
II had rs much landed property In Virginia ms the
k'tchie family has probably secured in Texas should
without delay turn u into cash. nj the best prcc could get
The Joint Resolution Benionian Bill one or the OH
or. will probably pass by majority Of from to4
IL SECRETARIO.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
-isia Of tAe Nstise IrisA.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEsRUARY 81. is4s

Origin Of fAe Native Irish.
Tho following singular statement appears in the last En-
glsh papers, and ii really founded fact is Of much
interest to the historian and Antiquarian;
"THk IRrsu PuaSrciAss.-A,a meeting Of the
Syro Egyptian Society, tho 2lst ultimo. Mr.. SILK
Buckingham, by way settling the question 90 the de-
scent OF the Irish from the PhGncians, mentioned fact
which had come within his knowledge, OF gentleman
from f.r who by means Of the language OF the
taneers III Auss, with which he Intimately acquainted
kept with lrishmen their native
idiom lie also knew Ut Dublin lady. who by vi
the Irish language convcrsed freely with the
OF Atlas IN their native diom; these mountanesrs being
the defendants of who had taken refuge
ancient times in the Atlas range, and the dialect
ot their fhrnician forcfathcrs."
The fhnnicans, the English Yankees OF antiquity,
II Is known from indubitablc historical facts. were
acquainted not only with all the VI tho Wee
tern Mediterranean, but had passed the Atlantic at
the Pillars IT Hercules aud made trading voyages South
as Tar as Madeira and North to the British shores. Tho
unerrng proof OF this that they had early the
OF Solomon 900 years before ChsO introduced the
ct fia through the Eas aud Tin ancient known
10 exist nowhere ba, in Cornwall. the south. western
extremity o( England. From Cornwall Ireland is almost
IN sight, So tina, the story bears face to which
circumstances 1t may be added that their traditions nave
claimed tor the lrsh direct Eastern (Miesian)
and Sncent descent. quite distinct from that III tho
Celtic uibes Ct the Of Western Europe who advanced
from Central Asia. along the banks the vogs and the
shores OF the Baltic The peculiar individuality OF their
national ehssciet lends some force too % their traditions
Their be doub, again that the Carhssnians
Tyran PhDnieian Colony. who migrated to the
African shore 200 years before the Christian and
hstwhen Carthage GOO years afterwards destroyed by
The Romans many OF them may have taken refuge IN the
Cham OF Atlas But that the lrsh should have preserved
their native ,d'om tor three thousand years, aud the dc
sccndsnts Ut the Csrthaesnians in Africa Tor cus
and. PERFECTLY that they together Is
the point which authorizes coprcs IL Is doubtful
unelIered Ensishman OF the age OF Chaucer could
make himself Ineligible to living Englishmsn.
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ADDRESS
ADDRESS
W f"f VINO MENBERs o. rus GENERAL As.rup,v n,

VI '"l VINO MEMBERS o. rus GENERAL Assembly or
VIRGINIA THE ProFLE
we commence this morning. and shall conclude TO- NOR
row. this very lucid Stats paper almost unmatched a. his
iofeal document for its eearnsss compact and
Underwriting adherence TO faci
The portion to-day u mostly confined T,yas the very
name OF which CRATES ~ our ears, ungreosed cart wheels
Our opponents complain that tho Wings Of tho Jegisla.
ture did not concede the e0asiuioaohiy Of 40
JOINT Resolutions Of the two Houses Of Congress w,
plain haihc Whigsihat Mrwcbers conceded
lar too much IN admitting that large majority Of the People
Of Virginia desired NJ ALL There IL no prooc
the fact, aud do not believe H..
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Correspondence Of me Wig.

WAsnfNofoS, Fob. %, 1916.
Least should not have time TO- morrow might d,o, x
few lines, after attending until half past 10, w. the
Texas Debate in the Senate II n now obvious Inn, mos,
close before my letter hher: need no lonoo,
therefore, be restrained from speaking the probable
by any fear Of assisting it, through sugurics Of the
issue.
The probabilities strong lhat this infamous founding
Of Tycrism aud banilIng Of POlki4m anoincd with null
lie FERTILITY, private corruption, fraud cowardce shame
assumption, reputation, tho Of all policy the atog,
ton Of all law, " 10 sit Of this Republic the ,seen.
dant lord of all h national fortunes for years 10 come
look on II as the end Of this govcnmoni death
though 1t may linger awhile IL only survive ne 10
be not IL TO live. n IL should otherwise produce IT. -
a Revolution: for II eavesso extreme IL the act-not
vesige Of tho Constitution 90 fly az that lis to,,
subyorion. Woe bo 10 those who contryod and Shame 20
those who assisted IT, Bcriy IL soon lie esp,,eJ.
and above MI by the Atlantic States. They will soon find
that nations cannot be wicked with impuny; that the noble
business Of IsndSteaing may prove a. poor trade as
any other u theft; aud that the profit Of crime st
should be weighed, " not It's morality
As for me, have looked, from the beginning on this
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N. Y. MARKgT-F..'v alap. NJ.

The sales Of cotton are $500 bales prices steady.
Flour stands M on Saturday. dull at steady prices.
Corn plenty cargo Of Handsome yellow North Carolina
sold al 4Gc W.T. two or three carpues mixed 10 The dis
tiers at 4'ai5bc wi 1000 bushels Jersey yellow at iSe
and small bots al the soc.
$4,000 gallons N. o. molasses. in hhd sold arrive D.
n.i.
200 bbls N. Y. State prime pork sold at s., 80
bbl.
Whaebone Is held at 33a35c; buyers offer 32I for
Northern.
No sales Of seed. Whisky steady.
Foreign bills. no alteration.
r. =. Eyenlng-Ths sales Of Cotton for the dsy reach
2jOO bales and III. market is gathering strength from
these large operations II turns out that 1000 bales more
were sold on Saturday than reported.
N o. Molasscs IN bills sell arrive as fast rs offered
at 2ia25c.
I... 10
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w VI IT. tsWf ITs. !.
Committee OF Ches'e rfeld L. Dragons.
MaxrnrsrrE. Oct. ll,b. Isll

MIScHEsTEE, Oct. llth. lslI.
Geniemen-l our letter, dated June b. advising me Of
the proceedings OF the Chesterfield Lch' Dragons in
terence To resignation Lieutenant OF their Company
should have commanded the subseuen mt meet.
ing OF e company bat for attack Of Sickness with
which was visited shortly peEous that date and I'M
DER whiea was actually labourng the time your
mees' no suitable occasion has presented itself
TINS trust viii prove you, gentlemen sufficient apon-
~ LOT any apparent Indifference. II You did the
Justice To suppose that indieTeIce was entertained.
IL would De an, citation IA admit that feel
sensio tins renewed evidence and regard
manifested b. this rrsouon on the mart nj my ,te
associates nor Is the less esteemed because am aware
mat have done little deserve 10. The reasons which
influenced me IN seNenng associations from which had
- often derived pleasure, wise abatej and how
ever much may regret feel constrained TO adhere to
my original determination. Ny conviction ct the necessity
OF al armed citizen sodiey, strong stronger than
ever and any thing IN power shall be cheeuuy render
ed prosper Your company; tor unless mistake the signs
OF the unIes the people destined regret the decay
into which such companies permitted 10 fall We
no strong police or other organized force which re-
lied GA n need and yet hs force permitted fall when
tshould be cherished with the care We are for
getting the teachings 81 W aSia9Ou The most set-
Gus instructions which have occurred United
States were queiled by soldiers refer IL shaw
rebellion and the NhSkey InsUrrectin IN Pennsylvania
81 scarcely session. of the Legislature occurs without
some movement being msde adverse u tins most npot-
iant arm OF our defence. The objection expense Is TIT
only Tor the mouths Of the low deaboruss VII find
the cry II rrenehment convenient means 10 bring down
our Institutions 10 the level ct their 81 the PEOPLE
Ii diseredi;abie any Shte 10 be sing 10 NEE. the
expenses Ci the common security.
Be pleased. gentlemen, 10 assure the eomuany Of mr.
wNmesi WISHES for their corps and also m.
members thereof individuals and accept for yourselves
tie assurance OF my continued friendship aud esteem.
SANL A. PATTESON.
copy from the record.
TeSte,
S.BAsSETT FRENCH, Sec'y, c. d.
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A, the Virginia Hpu>e on MONDAY the 9th instant nv
tue Rev. ID. Empe. Col. ASDEss5N NorFar OF Rocking.
ha, Virgins, TO MiEGsEET youngest daughter Of Capt
James Dsr- Of this city.
j. Norfolk PsPer= requested To copy
On Wednesday morning, 26th instant, at the United
Pfesbyt-ran Church, by the Rev. Jo- G. Stiles Mr. WILL
ILAN L. MARus. 10 Mrs \. ELIZABETH IlrNTf duuyI.r
l.. a. Hunuy, E-,., all 81 this city.
In the City of New York on the End in.tan, las tho
Rev J. Harrison. Mr.. VIZ. H. CAssApY Of Providence n
l. TO Mis- MARY ELIZABETH T,LBorr eldest daughter OF
the late SIm'i Talbot. Of this city.
u The Norfolk aud Baltimore papers will please COPY
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Joint resolution directing the Secretary Of the Trea
sury, whenever Stale shall have BEEN or may be in
default Ter e payment Of interest principal on
men IN its stocks bonds held by the United Safes IN
us 10 retain certain moneys To which Staos i en-
ued for the purposes therein named read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Holmes, from the Committee on Commerce. 10
which was referred the Senate bill authorize the Su
Caroina Railroad Company import certain pipes and
machinery Tree Of duty, reported without and
on motion by Mr.. H., by unanimous consent II was read
third time and passed.
Mi LIbrenche, from the Committee on Commerce 70
ported bill IN alteration Of the act to establish p,r a
delivery at the city Of Lafayette. the State of
which, 10y unanimous consent, read third tim. and
passed. ~
Tho House then resolved itself the Committee If IA,
hOle Mr.. Weller ~ the Chair md resumed the c,rsif.
ration OF the bill for the reduction Of the rates OF postage
twas opposed 10y Mess- Cobb and Yancy and ,jyc,i,d
by Messrs Dana and Cau-n, wien the period fixed for IN.
termination Of the cebntc having arrived tie Commute.
proceeded 10 vote the amendments
a number OF amendments were proposed and neg,,,ycJ
An amendment fixing the period when the bill sb, o.
into operation, on the first Of July next.
An Amendment was then proposed, fixing the rate a
postage single letters ali distances not Seeedn 9oo
miles at . cents, and Tor all distances over 800 ms nm
cents TINS amendment was cirried-ayes 81 noes ~
The COMMITTEE was still disposing Of amendment. when
our paper went to press.
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(ro IA CONTINUED
CONGEESS-TUESDAY.
SENATE

On motion by Mr. Woodbury., it was unanimously re
solved that committee be appointed make the
arrangements Tor the reception and Inauguration Of the
President elect the Ash U March, and appr'ze m
OF the
Mr.. Woodbury.. Mr.. Bfeese, and Mr.. ColquH sp-
pointed the Committee.
The Senate then resumed tue consideration OF the rer
OF the Committee Foreign Relations adverse 10 the n,
resolution for the xaton Of Texas.
MIR. Allen addressed the Senate much length. and
with great ability M favor "f annexation.
Mr. B-ricu followed in reply, but had not proceeded far
When he yielded 70 motion that the Senate take recess
until O'Clock. which prevailed.
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Tt1a.-TAs Engnt., and "Randelrh Of Ga.rnle.. lal.

Nh. Sefh BarioH)
The Lynchburg VTgnia handles the wordy writer ,vb,
adopts the signature Of Randoph of Roanoke in th.
u qhireT, and whose endless TYmaroes have bored tI.
pnohe Tor now we believe more than year. with JUS,
seventy sl Just, even II Randolph of Roanoke mot
VI" 'l'k howe'er!I has, as the Enquirer for him.
not particle OF interest in Lands Scrip or Bondss,i,,
Just Tor hs r'o'cle~S wadde aud persecution the good
people Of Virginia. and especially the venerable anteJu
vians who delight in that Journal
The Virginian says:
AZ To the probable fate OF the Annex varies
cry Jay lie Enquirer ~ excellent theTmone. n,n
'he SUBJECT not indeed indicating the exact probabilities
" he casebuI The character of the prevalent rumor, On
one cay us tone ugubrious and melancholy 10 in,
uesfet' ana on Tie nexi Is Iubnn aud exulung To ,ny
ipl"Ies hc Wings not to themse (he very ,ju
above all Others II has long desired) ,y n,tcm,,,,,c
many 'o resist 'he ImpeIuous Texas current, which il des
"cu o'erwhelm oil men aud all parties who attempt m oh
s""cDh ana DnorrOw II lssht Benton and the 's,y ,
ocIais, who refuse To obey the
py suiIenderlhg their individual convictions Indeed hs
hhPu"er - he'dHya Tsxaspspor Except tile adyoriise
cp's ana ah occasional paragraph other subects Tex
A. - the perpetual theme 81 s editor. aud of their corrcs
pondenls-ihe one topic which ongrosses all their bo.
aud ehlists all their onrres. "Bank Tariff and D,.,,I
non are iogoen-eclipsed by the eliminating splondor.
"i ue Lone STAR There is Of course no litle twadde
~ all That - said and sung upon this copis Them. oC ne
tan dccam1on-but poriaps the premium t,yndd,, "a,
Tic gang Is certain New Orleans specul,or one \, h IA,
Ton, Esquire who, under the prosuuniiona ,o,
de gherTe OF "Rondoph Of Roanoke" fills the E,.n,,c
with the iroby ebulons Of his surcharged br,;, p
pay, pOoT tJedeh," howoyeT-and Texan sc,in ."J -
are Oi lille value at existing market rates yybo, tt
may be worth should Texas be anne xed some of ,.s
pafio'lc writers and speakers doubtless oreadv Grn
' lo'"hos nfe 10 be made or mnrod by the issue OF
q"esn"n' "heh appealing powerfully 10 the symp,-
o' Of our people. had it, origin IN tho basest mt,vcs of
| personal ambition and aVsnce"
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Canal Commerce.


CLEARED,
Cana.-Loat Commerce, J. X. Bes. master, with Il tons
indie, tor New Canton aud Scoit.vc.
OfunOko, J. Wills. 81 tons ni,lze for ,ret.y,I Co
luibbiI sud Lock No. -.
burg.
FIG i,'n' stephen Nays LOT tons INDIE, Tor Lock No
20 snd Lynchburg.
Highlander Jos. Byers 2lI nidze. for IIardwicss
VILE. New Market Beut Creek, aud Lynehburg
burg. -' ~ ''''"
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- -
.,s "S .o'o~'ns eoms' In the fsi@orc Sun. with an
the unknown applicant and no, without p<r,,n.I ,,.6
cation either. records pretty nrh The ,., h,, vii, no
| sccoant-and aimee IN. an All, IsI, " ~, ~, ~
had good reason n, n. ,,,,., 4, -. 4, ~ 80 " ~
| tiy. ,l.v, u,,,,, lin -, - s '' "aIe" o "me-
| n pr,,a,. .,.,,,., r., g. J !" INC serenity CT
-s"'se""e"es W oven 10 fokD
t'"Nsfe"ecnee Of the Bshissore SUM-
WAsuxeroS Cry reh On 1919
Farewell P,r.,J.,,,., o. ~ - re'' ~. 1919
Dancing--I.ord Packenh.m and n. I..,s IMuse-
Tyler aud Col Mor-e otTiri .ny =, an. u rsiueh'
Martin and Miss Susan Clark
| Mcssrs. A. $. Abel s. Co-ye.,.,,.v $500, a., -
pleasant Wednesday that has ever ocrurrd ~ h v
States at TIN. season of an. ,., ~ IA ne United
"Sun" To let those know-,sho ,ona ~ ~ a'""'oo
that last night president Tyler and I,Jy. -. - -.
white House party Of unparalleled brilsncy-,h.I,
glorious farewell. Prcsidcnt anil P,..d..,-."' ~,
| people" Of this Union. --fs, '" ''
49, Al hall past eght the appointed hon, f,, ,,..,,
sshne'on was alive, pavement aud street, omnbu. h,I
u eao' "im specially invited guests Fastening To .y,x.
honor to whom honor is DUE" Including the .an,.,.
An'iqaahan who, searching out and obcyiog ala en-.
' preferred walking into" the merits of IN. scene
u''h ."e PRESIDENTIAL mansion was crammed with aba,,
o thousand exalted personsges causing thos, vbo b,J
/ n ua'oiuabiy detained" home TO lament when
,.. 'a 'hey had abused Tyler literally or rather
'"'oeI"v.
~ temporary orchestra. erected in tho "East Room ~
m wheh noa,ed the banner OF Freedom, was filed NV
,hr,nsh s Damn, whose praise having widely sounded
''"S" meH own blowing horns" need no, ,.,,i.,,
| as
b,r,iJ,d b. accompanied by his llustrous coregc,
Pubc R,,;au ".anu The celebrated commissioner
S.s,,,,,. ss' touring from tho reception room, the
80, commenced aud proceeded in glorious style. The
80,
he VINO hath not music in his sol,
IL mt Tor treason, stratagems and snail.
and. ii there is any tru,b in I; :, f'
lions aud waIcs exhibited n, III eonl-
mast bon,, ,hI. IL. " '"e understandings oi the
cirrles-in fac, sc,,chi thafgrace our higher
brilliant assembsge would h. Iks h,;"p PRISON "a That
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coEErroNpENcE.
lNaseAesfer, 81 June, lsIl

NaEcAesteT, % JBHs, 1911.
Lirtr sAsuTt A Plrrrsos
M,-At compsny muster OF the Chesterfield Light
Dragons. held al Chesterfield Court House Saturday
toe iet ult, resignation OF the rst Lieuenancy
the Troop was communicated by the commanding officer.
lie reception OF your resignation laid table
aud resolution, nstruetng undersigned inform YOU
NATL was the unanimous wish OF the troop that you should
Withdraw the same. remain the second IN command
adopted eon.
In performing the duy assigned us, allow US in behalf
OF ourselves as well rs OF COMPANY express the live
hope that wall era y their wishes BY conserving
their requests
Allow US TO seize this oppouni;y OF giving you the
surance OF our distinguished consideration.
=. BASSETr FRENCH
WM. II. TEMPLE
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TEXAS.

Texas Is probably now. or will be today, portion OF
Tins unon 50 lar awless disregard of the
eau make 1t So See the letter OF Sscre,ario1 Il will
be acose vote Mr.. Res reported {, be absent fouh
IT Il not Officially attending his father who is extremely H.
Mr. rearee OF Md, has been attending his wife, Ca.o ill.,
but has got back to his post.
the deedis To be done. all reckless and aw.ss a. we
esteem Tie fashion OF doing it, why the sooner the better
We will see who will be the frs, 10 m. il,
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Prom the New YORK Correspondent National
N1w YoEE, Feb %, rs.
Tine Wings Of tbs city have nominated Dudley seid.,
ESQ., os Their candidate for the Mayoroty at the coming
municipal election and having brought out man 30 won
tY Ut Their svagcs aud omincnty nunii6sd for tho
post, ~ 10 be hoped that they will with unanitv gyc
mn Their vnes The nomination wus previously rendered
I" Morris franklin, Esq the Wing nominee at the a.,
election but hc declined another tna No stronger nj,
more uneKceptonabe candidate than Mr. Seidsn c,niJ
hsvc been nominated by the Whps and II spy on, can
ensure the adhesion and integrity Of the party in the TRAN
GUAR contest which is nj hand IL Will be- ne Tn, ,,,,
rooted ablOuenco Of Locooco supremacy in the ,d y,
many Wings will, however, induce Them hs,,nJing
their high regard for Mr. Seldom 90 vote for Mr. II,roe, ~
az the lasi election.
The camofcrs Tor immediate ann ,x,,inn, had t,,
meeting IN the Park yesterday Afternoon; but shower If
RAIN coming on brought premature conclusion Tho
n,' ehechVo speech on The occasion made by MEr
WAsh' E', who appears 10 have been the lavort Of s
meeting, aud who was impstony called for while fe 9TH
" tpeake' were making their remarks. ffo poinedy Al,
Ind'd f. the fact that at the great Bocofoco gathering at
Casuc Garden nc had pat TIC question 10 the Hon Sins
Wright why did be for Te1as and tina, n, bsd
been denounced the occasion pr treason and nt e,
nenoo, Tor vennrng upon the inquiry few months pas.
byhe people IRE found 10 be ~ favor Of
that same Sss Wright Is hisssd in Tammany Hall Tor hi.
rccfcancv on This SUBJECT The tables were now turned sad
Tue Once seeker were now erowding the platform
mn''e NJ walsh hon stood solitary and unsupported.
These illusions called down vOcferons spplanse Beside
MI Walsh, ESNayof Morris aud Mr. Boswoft addresseJ
io meeingi and after the adoption Of very decided ror
Ton, ~ iav' OF annexation the assombage withdrew from
the Park
Inc Commission appointed by authority Of the Judiciary
Commute Of tho Senate examine into the frauds connec
"" WIN we naturalization process present practice
20 our city, have completed their ,lors and Transmitted IA
"ashn2ion Toll report q the testimony received Moth
E a7 ye, been nade public regard a. their transactions
| or the result II iheir inqniries
The collector o this port has addressed l.,,c, 4, tho n
VIC p"' ~ regard ohc late sale valuable French work
seni - present a. our Government lie eseupates him
GU p"' hs account Of the affair docs not vary from that
books w's repotied 70 him containing 'no mark and
without examining II, he ordered the cou,en, 10 be I