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Ap POlNTNENTS BY The
PRESIDENT

Benjamin + Johnson, n, deputy po,-,,
terra Frankfort, Kentucky, N The /. a.
July next IN the place Of " llmm Hard,
resigned
Freeman c. Evaris, ms deputy rorr,,
ter at Toledo, Ohio, on tho lV o. Jl,
next, in the place Of Andrew Palmer -
signed.
Pearson Mundy, rs deputy postm,rcr q,
Wntertown, New York, on tho INofJ,,y
next, in the place Of John f ilu,erln, on
resigned
William LTlommcdeu, as deputy poe,
master nj Norwich, Connected, in tho
place Of John n. Townshcnd, removed
George sandcrson, os deputy poamas.
ter, n, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in the pine,
Of William NJ Porter, removed
James Iloban, as Attorney Of the Uni.
ted States for the District Of Columbia, from
the Sd instant, in tho place Of phiIp r
Fcndall, whose commission will on that,
dav expire
Robert White Collector Of the Custom,
Georgetown, u. G, vice Henry Addison.
whose commission will expire July s.
lS45
Charles Llnsley, n Attorney Of the T..
ni,ed States for the District Of Vernon
from the 22d inst, in the place Of Chnrlc,
Davis, whose commission on that day will
expire
Thomns B Hahn. ms deputy postmaster
Mt Cannndapua, New York, in the place
Of Jonas NJ Fisher, whose commission cs.
pirrd on the 29th ulimo
James Fischer, Surveyor and Inspector
OF the Revenue Mt PnwinxC,, Rholc T.
land, vice Pelrg Aborn whose commission
will expire July 22l 1915
Willum Nichols, collector Of the cue.
toms at Nowburyport Mass, vice Henry
w. kinsman whose commission will *
pirc JuIy l0th, lSij.
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: he eotstnm, Of 1'ssss nny he crcctrj
no n uew Sat-, 10 b. called the state OF
Texas. With a republican form OF govern.
m,nt 70 be sdopci ~ the people oI
n,I republic by depu,ic, m coav,nl,on o.
scmtlcj IN ordcf that the same may he I'd
rmed ., enc Of The dat, Of the American
Union and ss,d cone nj 70 given on the
terms. guarantees and conditions set forth in
he preamble of,his joint resolution
S~c z H. u fsrfher r,s0i, ed That the
proc lsmalion OF the Precedent Of the repub-
tic Il TEXAS besting date May 5,h, is45,
and the election OF depu;Ies to sit IN convcn'
lion Mt A usru on the 4ih day OF Juiy next,
for the adoption OF constitution for the
ao,e Of Texas, had in accordance there
with. hereby re i've he consent ofthe e,is.
ting govctrmenl n Texas
Sec 3 BE- IL further rrolred, That the
pre,ldcn, ofTelas is hereby requested i'm
mcdistrly to furnish the governmtn, OF the
United States, through their accredited
minister. near ihi, government, with n copy
Of this Join, resolution; also to furnish the
convention. TO oss, n,ble a, Austin on the 4th
II July next with a copy Of the same md
the same shal take ,1ec, from and alter it's
passage
The above i. cops the rcsolu,Ioos as
,bev passed both houses, and will we sup
pose, receive me sanction Of the President
rh,y passcd unan mouslv
TOD ROBINSON.
co the 18th inst in the Senate. MIR
Greer introduced Joint resolution offering
"a nations gratitude to MAJOR Gen An
drew Jackson" whi.h resolution was u
unanimously adopted.
On the same day, Major kuiman INTRO
dncod n bill setting npau n portion oil TIT
public land lying between the Atkan sal
aad Rcd Rlver--for tho payment Of the ma
lonnl debt, read the Grst and second time
| and referred to the committee on the state
/ the Republic
On Tuesday, MIR Kaufman, as chairman
Of the committee on fcteign relations, rcpor
tel the "joint resolution giring the eoHstn
ofhe erisiing gortrnmsHt 10 The anne1n
p, ton Of Tcrds 10 the United STATES; whIct
Join, resolution was passed through thitt
reading on the next day, the l9,h--the ru',
beng suspended, on motion Of Col. H. l.
Kinney, by unanimous role OF the Sen
ate.
On the Ioth, in the Senate, Mr. Cree
introduced n Joint resolution. relative TO The
introduction Of the United States troop:
into Texas read The Gra time.
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CAsrLEToN MEDICAL CoLLroE.-The
exercises usual Mt the close OF the Spring
session Of this College occurred on the 9Th
OF June.
The valadictory address, to the gradun
ting class, was delivered by Prof Gold
smith. |, was an address well suited to
accomplish The "'u'n drsign-'o instruct he
young irnc'''oner OF the dangers and d'ffi
cu't'es ne may have to encounter, and the
du,,rs OF ms new po'''lon'
The degree OF Doctor OF Medicine was
conlerreu upon the Ioi'ow'ng gentlemen
! L., Andrews Conn, a ii, Atwood
~ NJ Charles btncNc', ~ A. !
brunda3c, ia a. = carpenter w. o.
- Cass ~ A'len Norklns, ~
Il. IT, clarke n, T.; - - Cowd,n' MISS
J. II, Dlv'on, ~ u L. D'hrhorh'
L. D'ke'mnn W II, Dong'a,s' W
VI u. Hat'ef, ONO a. tioooy, ~
r. r. Hutchinson. N, T.; N. II movies
W. w. T. Lewis, Eng a. ). Marsnhi
n ~ =. Mayoln, ~ III T. ~ nor
throp, ~ a. D Iayne, va; a
PnkIn. W.; 5. Pope, N. " -, A. Ray
mon, VI c. A. Seaman, vi NJ. wv
sherman, N. Y. F. =. Spragne, n. Y.
l. /. Turner, n y; S. X. S. Uliord, y
Y; ii. Wason, Mass PIP. Werner. n
II A Woodburn,N Y 5 smith n. I.
The Honorary Degree OF Doctor OF McdI
cine was conferred on Doctor NJ A. Barnes
Of n. Y; doctor NJ Berry, n ii.
Doctor c. Houghton, Vt; Doctor J. Lit
tie, Ohio Prot J. NJ. Mclean, NJ d
Mich. Doctor J. c. Peters, N Y. Doc
tor J. Rice Mass. and Doctor J. NJ. Wiz
ting, n. Y.
The Hon. Horace Eaton VI d., address
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NEW COINAGE.

We learn from the Washington Union
that che Secretary OF the Treasury has
drs~s upon the places OF deposte for Mex
lean dollars SC, To be sent TO the mint aud
branch minls IN different spiGs NJ 80 600
50 900, 100 500, and 10000 doIlars-t1
the amousn N all Of $3.50 900 10 be coined
into Dimes and half dmcs TO- tho use oi 'he
people, under The new Pos Once law -
More will be- seat, % the full eIten, an
thouzed By law Tbe neI, issue will
probably Be quarters when a sufficient mum,
bcr Of dimes and bali dimes arc coined
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THE HERALD,
THURSDAY, JULY 10, lS45.
WIG NOMINATIONS.
Fer Governor,
Hon. WILLIAM SLADE.
For Lieut. Gorernor,
Hon. HORACE EATON,
For Treasurer.
JOHN SPAULDING. Esq.

In another column of our PAGER will be
found the proceedings Of the Wing State Con.
vention, held on the % inst.at Monlpeler.-
The assemblaGe OF Wings upon this occa-
sion was, as was 10 be expected, small in
comparison with that Of last year, but was
nevertheless in point OF numbers aud char
acter, highly respectable. Great unanimty
prevailed during The proceedings Of the Con
vention, and The ticket now presented Tor tho
suppot, Of the Wing party in the coming
election, was unanimously recommended by
the committee to whom the matter was re
ferred; and we doub, not but that these nom
nations will meet the hearty appreciation Of
nineteen ,wentleths Of the Wing party OF the
State
The candidates Of the indomitable Wings
Of Vermont are again before the people, ano
we hope TO see. ere long, our freemen arous-
ing themselves for the maintenance OF thei,
rights, and in opposition TO the ever wskelul
and viglant foe, who would subvert those
rights, and sell US body and soul TO the in
teeess Of Southern Sllveocrats and Texas
hnneXationis,s. We believe that the true
,ende ncies Of the dfIerent parties at present
existing IN our country are beginning to be
better understood, even ihln they were last
year, and that the more intelligent OF oil par
Tics in Vermont begin to see where lies iheir
true interest. We congratulate our freemen
on the presentation, by the Wing party, Of
such candidates as should receive the suf-
frsge OF every sincere trieud OF vermont-&
Of every man 1ho would put back the ruin
that is being brought upon US by the meas
ures OF those who boast go loudly OF their
democracy, and those too, who talk 30 large.
is OF their love Of freedom, and who vel al
all times lend themselves TO the very papy
for which they express so m0ch sbhorence
l@tts all look 10 the irss issues in his mat
ter-and Vermont will most uobly, glori Gus
~ sssIain her punoipses and hst honor.
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RDoirsl Tha, the VIII. e. V.~...
will ever hold in ctaieful trr,mbrr,, -
patriotic services Of tlrn'y Cav hiss.
confidence m his TALENTS and ,r,ur, 81 .,.
shaken by the assaults Of his rpsmir, ,,i
should ho sgnIn he prcs"n,,d hy ihc W..
party for tina, office, which he - - wei.
hrcd To ndorn, the Star Dat mr.. ,,,
shall .hcd around him It's briph'cu s,,-,,
Foir', that the proceedings Of tins en-,
vcniion he signed bv ,hc officer, snl nm,
,'hed in all The Wing paper, IN M,
State
Adjourned
ERAsTUs FBIRBANkS p-,,l.,
g. g. W v S G,"1dsy' s,er,ta,,,.
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ANSON JONES
Joint RESOLUTION

f,..r- 'ae eon'sr, u ,he existing govern.
q t.tt' DE aaa cIat Of Texas 70 ,he
I'uul S,a',s
Where's ere govcrnmen n the CHnrd
S,s',, hash rrrr. 80 he following ,orus
rp,urtr,s AMI eondtous "a Nh,cA The
7rrle ali ,citlory OF Texas may er ereo-
"a moo uey s,aie 10 be called The State q
Ia,, sol sGmlu'e a. che c!'he El,es o.
,.. Amcu~rn lE.oO. 10 NJ
tH,re /. i,o~. ,hc toSo. Hio0' o. nc In'
tsl : 90. ConCt'ss
AuA a heroes. by $40 trr"'t me eon'"n
.r,h, e., eng gove,nnieni u IcIss - &c
oaf,d Thefriofe--
Sac p ,r'-irsi BY ~ Sfsait an
H-vt fRsprrVHfatir'' IF ht hfpsN'
q T,zn, N CosEr'ii s'''7h'a' Ina
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The Directors Of the Boston and
Unconstitutional have declared div
idenp of per cent. on the capital stock
of the Corporation from the profits of
the six months ending on the 3Ist of
May last, payable on the lst Of July.
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rTWe oo,,oe Inst IN ,,mos, .,

H~We no,ioc inst Va almost every
county 10 the s'me the Wings have held
thor Convention Tor the aomination Of Seq.
atos &c. Wnh all due respect, we would
ssh the gentlemen composing our County
s;ormrt,ee. ia - not na,e ,hs, old su,-
land ~sI a~oks from her sle.p' NOTHING
~ulte done IN the poliHcsi world, here. IN
.snfeet tina, eouscnaon is held aud the eroo-
6ntgu utE alton gcoe intn-
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A Sublime Flourish Of Rhctorie.--Geo
Bancroft, (says the Boston Atlas, the nc.
complshed historian and elegon, orator,
delivered an Eulogy on General Jackson,
in the city ofWashington, a few days since,
which is praised very highly in the Boston
Post. The eulogisi after exiolling the
conduct Of Jackson in the battle Of New Or.
leans, and coming down to the linc of peace
1914, gives u,lerance TO the following
SPLENDID and noble efiuson of eloqncncc--
"And Andrew Jackson returned TO his
own fields and own pur suits to cherish his
plantation, 10 care for his servants,ro LOOK
AFTER HIS sTUD.' This is the very climax
Of cucomum
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10
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doushtaoed membeC 81 Congress. Leon.
LV0s, Of Mlchigss, has been rewarded Mi,
the Office sfsUrvsyor General sf0hlo. Ind
aas and Michigan. Truly IL the LAHORE,
Worth1 Of his hire