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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
The next lecture will be delivered tins evening

PROF. BUSH Oh TIE RESI- RR ECFlON.
Professor BuSn's lecture on the RESURRECTION
OF CuRIsr was listened to on Wednesday evening
with earnest attention by a very numerous audi
ence, and his conclusion received, az We should
Judge, very general acceptance.
The design of the lecture was 10 show, by means
Of rigid investigation OF Scripturala language in re-
ference to the resurrection OF the Lord, that we
were forbiddea to regard that event as denolmg ie
revivescence Of his m0t,:ai body, and constrained
TO view ii as denolins his assumption OF Y'f'7t0i
and celestial body The sole question the lecturer
set himself 10 discuss, was, whether the recorded
phenomena of that resurrection favored most
The ordinary hypothesis ot its belas merely
reassumptlon of his flesh ud blood body, that Of his
emergence into spiritual and eternal mode Of existence
Pie examined with fairness and mnoness the sew raj oc
casions OF his rc-appealanCe 10 Hose who had seen nm
crclcd ard buried and without far - we perceived
hc least violence to the canonS u legitimate eNeEts cd
his auditors 10 the conclusion that tile latter hypothesis
, the only one onsonaut with the facts. lie did no,
pretend 10 understand, much less eNpaii The mode III
which the natural body Of Christ disappeared III tue spirit
ua he only proposed 10 prove that this was the true ofce
OF what The Scripture affirmed regard 10 his resurrection
And To onr mind his proof appeared emnetY s2iisiac-
tory The stricness with which he held him 10 the
point uls for discussion no coaJ desirable whea
consider the lnitS of single lecture; b we thought
SAW, toward The conclusion, that The lecturer had
had tbs opportunity allowed ni, he might have shed
mucli collateral questions OF great interest. Clearly
the laws OF mans spiritual nature and re!sons are be-
coming The absorbing inquiry OF this and We reloce 10
men like Professor US disciplined IN all sound learn
ins, and animated by supreme devotion 20 truh entering
thus earnestly upon their study and calculation
rIu.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
10000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION


tnoraage, -4sthmn,
Coughs, Iafu.
en-a, Bronchitis, and other diseases of
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would present an appalling proof OF the fatal
iiv Of these Two classes OF diseases.
Bat tits important know that nearly all this dread
waste oihiman life might have been prevented by timely
Use Of
DR.. wISTAR'S BALSAlt OF WILD CHERRY,
The greatest remedy discovered by FOR all dis
Of the pulmonary organs produced by cold and change
able climate.
Scores Of cases have come TO our knowledge where :he
patient had bsen given up DE OF Consumpiop-as be-
yoni the reach ofmedic aibut who by the Of this
Wild Cherry BalsaIl have been speedily restored o
Pleie health.
!, sister OF well-known Clergyman recently left the
school she a.ieuig-being advised THAI size must die
ofCJns sumpiorto iuturi her home. Ts.a. 10 syeE6
her few remaining days VIII; beg friends = some means
she induced tax: Wisa-s Sasa:n OF Wit Cherry
By which he was entirely cured in short TINE, and rs
turned to cr school with light heart and revigorated
health.
BY application to: :he ccs farther particulars Of this and
other remarkable cures will be cheeTfuliy given
Nam 81 the distinguished physicians OF this City
and Brooklyn give this Baisam their unqualified approval
Wig should they no; II is every- where hailed As
NATURES FAYGRIrE PRESCRIPTION
tlng formed from chemical extracts ofWilt Cherry Bark
and Tar simple but powerful ingredients OF Natures
Laboratory.
Al who have used this wonderful compound concur In
teSt;ing that il IS the eicacious remedy ever
known.
Principal Office 20 Ann s.: Sew-York. Sold also by
Agents in all parts Of the Union. ST hm-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

oONED WANrED-Ta private family ig the ppper
y NM Of te civ {he lo, er par; Of the 18th Ward pre-
ieej from about ,he 6r Mag rer, for gentleman hs
,,,s child 1piE Ets>, The terms mast b. removable. Ap
nv, y lS1rsr directed - 3 / A. and eit the rTibuue oae~
en- NJ, h, I'D ' fig ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Co. LurFLL's LIVING AGE, No 40, may be had
Of Burgess. Suinger n Co lis contents ale Of
sterling quality. Among them Is The article from
The London Quarerly on The Rights OF Women
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

&C. The Nus, or Life in Convent, by one Of
the Sis,erhood, reprinted from the fifth Icndon
edition, has been published by Farmer and Dag
gers 80 Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

9TH WARD LUMBER ARD. at IN. foot O. s.th
1 "a street, Hudson River-GS MOTT tasss ulsasrrs
in giving notice 10 the Of s,,a ana regdents
that he has hsEd large assorte.. ~ ,Ther OF al
kinds which he oilers Tor sale On the nS. avan-,ueous
terms and IS well he compete W. o,hsr deal
ers in the City, prices and quality and par ,-iI in
ytes al persons 10 give hin call ard examine s,ock
precious to purchasing. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Co. THE LlRRARyoF American BioGRAriry, con
d. dby Jared Sparks. Vol. IN second series, has
just appeared. 1t emhodies LIVES of ROGER WI
LIAMs, by Wm. Gaumell, T.MorY DWIGHT, by
Wm. b. Sprague. D. D. and Count Pulaski, by Mr.
Sparks himself The work needs no commenda-
ton Nltlle n Brown. Bos,on)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

s5 The late Address cAss,us NJ. CLAY is published
very snera BY the whig papers through The country-
The Ioco-Fo> organs Go publish 1t, 50 far a. we see
f.eul cur exchanges
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
Z + Z N G rs HOTEL

rEyUr PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends
and the public thar he has opened his rev and spien
did Hotel 50 FuiJo-Sree few doors east OF sroad-
wy the immediate vicinity OF mercantile business and
the principal places OF amuscment and has furnished Il IN
style that viii bear favorable comparison with the very
best hotels In the city. The proprietor IN building and Mt
linz mp the above house has had Sct regard 10 elegance
and comfort. aud that he has combined economy the fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
rro,, M. Ssv.yors r,anoripm


Professor GonunG's Nae Wort Oh Ploenomne-
,notsch,g We have seen indirectly few proofs
Of Gns remarkable work and we are satisfied that,
when published, II viii be regarded as valuable
accession 10 every scientific library Even IN
literary point OF view, II possesses high merit; and
when i,s value as work on series OF deeply m
ia-'si'ns discoveries Is taken into consideration,
We cannot doubt that il will be universally popu-
aI As soon as the Lectures are laid upon our
'abe, We shall make extracts from the contents,
W. ch WI prove 10 our readers that although The
learned Protessorwa mo longer than ionr years
ego an entire stranger 10 the language" he has
produced several Passages, which will be regarded
SIS gems OF English literature.
c~s to' 'seot'o"s aud snreasonobi, dsiay on
Raihotd.-Let every sufiererer bring separate
suit, and the plaintiff IN each case Summon all The
others Witnesses. This was tired in the instance
Of Stage Coach projectors and each passenger re-.
covered one hundred dollars. The Marine Courl
vas The tribunal
Remedy for the Robteyy Of a Lady in az, Oy1,,i.
sus.-LeI the sufferer make no complaint, but the
Instant she observes friend or Police officer stop
aas omnibus aud caupon him for assistance Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
GRAND RESuLTS!,

GRAND RESULTS!!
The most ast5nisAag ditdscre and unsurpassed results
hare hus far, attended Me nhis'rd0n ard tmy use cf
Dr.. SMITHS
"IMPRovED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
(SUgdr- CoatsdJ
Which attracting the attention of mankind, in
consequence their universally acknowledged superiority
OVER EVERY OTHER FORM and NAME Paygdrs, ipefT-
enf D,yen SHd0,ifc ErpsctorRt remedy; and their
rapid popularity sovereign medicine 70:
Intermittent, Remitteni, Bilious and other Fe-
rers, Influenza, Coids Head-ache, iadtses-
ton, Dyspepsia, Perverted APPETITE,
Heart-Jurn CostiucneSs, DiGIrhHd,
Foul Stomach, IVorms, Rheu-
matism and Gont, Scro-
jula, Lirer AsectionS,
Impurities of tie
BiooG, Fem0ts
Complaints,
and Pains in The Hcad, SIDE and Bdck.
Is positive guarantee of their unparalleled excel
ience They are, Ouisns from The demand) eiactins
more positively beneficial results than any other known
so called remedy. People have been dosed with herag
anl have experienced the too frequent f,ta consequences
ana have taken the Old RIlseanp catharcs until oiera-
ton gives way disgust Ut the thought OF repetition
The antoe, long wished and much called tor
the very remedy needed mild pleasant. harmless and
ciicac!ous--ii NATURAL remedy and onc that IN every
soary in lance does perform all that IL promises. We
have the mo rrefragabIe proof OF this in every case that
ha come to knowledge, chjGstles us wARRANTlSG
bor; and in any failure, the purchaser may
have hIs money back.
Mr. BaEwsTER, the hatter 100 Rowery. cured of dys.
pcpsa.
Mrs SncrE of Sing Sing, cured Of headache and pain
In the Side.
Mr.. HllL. lG9 Broadway, cured 1 headache.
Rev lr. BURNETT, Brooklyn. cured OF rush Of bood
to the head b. these Pills.
Mss DouGLAss corner of Walker and Ludlow streets,
cured dmness ei sight, pain IN the head. dizziness &c
Mrs. COBB wife OF the baker in Brooklyn. cured ct
weakness pain the heal ard breast, that she Is
able 10 about, which not the before taking
these Pills.
Mss T. HENDERSON, 81 Trinity place cured Of the most
lie. ,
CArrIoS-Ask for Dr. SMITHS INDIAN Vegetable Pills"
No other Indian Vegetable Pills are Sugar colted)
others possess the virtues which these Pills cia
R-SQe that Dr.. .SNIrR wrtennane Is on every box.
sold 1T the prncp-. Offices, lly GREENWICH STREET,
New York, and No. Water street, Boston. Also, Ms
Hays. i39 fu.ton-stree;- Brooklyn. j23 lA'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

The Tows' is the utc OF new Saturday pa
per devoted 10 Fsn,' bat acdualed by some
touches OF rather sharp satire, which has Just ap-
peared From the iAci that there is more life in il
than in the mass OF lis order, we infer thai il will
live The following extract arrays = grave, sad
ruth in garb winch may raise laugh from the
unthinking:
NEW MISSIONARY EFrosI.-At recen: meeting Of the
A. e. C.N Y L. nicrlter proposed 10 employ corps of
copoieus distribute tracts among the servants OF rich
people who alenG fashionable clurchcs while their
coschmen and stand outside and thc co, Is and
scullions are n work cooking their dinners
A slort-nosed man remarked that he had ALWAYS sup
nosc that the prlyerS OF The master answered
for the whole establishment. L thought necessary A
prayer might be put the service for the benefit those
who were holding the horses outside 0: home roasting
the turkeys
very >hort. red faced gentleman moved that COM
mt;cc appoined 20 inquire whether hunkes had souls
10 u. saved OF whether they worth the trouble. For
his part he favor Of CnrStIanZing the South-Sca
Islands FIRST Experience had proved lie said ha, the
lower classes Of our people could Dc without ii.
Finally. committee appointed 10 ascertain the
number servants who stand outside OF cur churches ev-
cry Sunday while their prayisg wiih-'taat
number Kept work home. and whether they are
in likely way 20 ge 10 heaven under their present eci-
stances.
Our opinion is ha: fashionable pew in iashona-
Die church, son cushions Of yelveI and gold claspei prayer
books, good orgiSi and choir, tire coach and horses
with coachnen and foomen make the path oi religious
duty somewhat smoother than John Runyan has aescribeit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
\ ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT 25
MFEk so

The viii bc waFned gratis. and upon occasion
will ;herc hc more than one bed In I room.
There IS 4 GEFECT0RY attached in which there
meals served up At ALL of the day and evening.
There are also Bath oOs connected for warm, cold and
shower baths. The Porter viii be IN attendance at 81
times during the night admit ogers, and TO let
out q, al hours.
\. B-rhosc who want Lodgings ater the house closes
will ring the had bell. mo 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

GERMAN LITERATURE IN AMEkIcA.-A plan has
been p.ojeced at Vienna, and received with much
interest by the booksellers oil Berlin, Leipsc,
Frankfort, Stuugardt, aud other principal German
towns, for the establishment a, Philadelphia OF
grand central depot for The United States oil Amerl-
ca. OF German Literature, on behalf OF the lead
ms publishers in Germany. Whenit IS considered
that there are in the United States nearly three
millions OF Germans, and no establishment through
which they can follow the course of literary pub-
cations at home, or procure The works they may
desire. il is clear that the proposed association
must find new and extensive market IN this
country, which may be profitable TO them and use
full 10 US. Is. J. Evangelist,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

GREASE STAINS, Spots or Marks era.ad from Clothes
Va or Woolens, By the Magic Era-ye Soap II efectn
ally eradica,es all tarnishes and leaves the part DfsI'
new and spo;less Ssld price Is cents at So Cstham St
- i23 Broadway, or l3e Fulton ST, Brooklyn, III IN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

loHN CoSGEI, Jr. Attorney aud Counsellor at LAW,
a. ard solicitor III Charcery Fort Wayne, Indiana, Nth
attend to professional business In the various departments
OF the State OF Indiana. VIII also attend to the payment
sales OF lands and nl other business appertan,pg
10 General Land Agency FOR Northern Indiana.
References IN Neic- lori-J. ". Edr onds, ESD Mesrs
Foot Il Davies. W Il :. Woodruff Co. suydsm. SageS &
Co. Thornc, Tnn \ Thomas, Suphers, Morehouse co.
Conlstock y Cougcr. n2o 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

ENRIENDS or ROBERr Il. GAGE are informed that he
Il has located at Ne. - LIBrRrY-srREEr.
DRY GOODS at the smallest possible advance.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is requested 10 his stock of
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS
which will always be kcpg ul and complete presumng on
showing largest and les assortment in the city.
3u,-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

DREPARED CHALK RUNS THE SKIN, and makes
Il it yellow. rough and harsh but the true Spanish Lily
White give; The skin Eeike aabas,er white and
IL smooth soft and Clear acting cosmetic Sold price
IS cents box at s2 Chatham St and 323 Broadway 39
Fulton st, BROOKLYN. Him
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

TO COUNTRY JERCHA1NTS
q O1BS. Fancy Goods Buttons JsweiFy %e;w s;nm ed.
y scrber ii receiving Gecds daily iof inc 'l'"s
amcrg which are the .olloSlEs: c..s,.
i5 cases American gun SuspeptsrS ano osi.'''
20 do Coiogae jtetsr ard other Peflnn.sJ,,-
2t do Spool Co;,ct. lncluiing every ,ssnsnI
do HOOKS and Eyes. IN boxes ahc ;on ~ - C,n.
6 DO Twist B4ck Combs; ( do FeISusssy. ~ 81 S-P
8 do yory Goirbs from flee 10 , > , hN''
10 do Wood Pocket 0mhs e. T,,r.,d p;cJ;rg.
Reside gt yaety Of Beads sh9e tfesd, ii Iics,ns, c,
Cords a3es Tired scilsors Btan y or ola p
E' b;n;s,. r lasting bni'ons pear, era sats
ye.et i-, y are Hated Ware fse gold iere and
~ % cb. siseg PeBciI CrsSs Iooth erashes, cc suit
1hle Io coI TO Ics & Cos sod Z W ls5otnsonS gi ssc
Miiits2v Bua' lf2on.l = Z ~ rrS- ~ Is-e =
(,,-ocT-s ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CT 5. EACH
sa8D UPWARDs o SJG-At .; SMiiias: y, = eon,ss o.
Bo"efy lie fsrof 'y very article warranted Cts-
6rr1nssI,rsT r,n,i Enhance No. X Boysery. isf
AyDLoRD AND TENANT--yarious form, Of E.rcr
lords and Tenants agreements including oEe siuc paiS
iey the Exemption Law. -,
the Laws the STATE Of Nsw-lolk eating 70 Lspeio &
and Tenants together with al and amendments 10 !ssN
ron 70 rhe same in rarnphlet-preel2 ~ cents.
For sale AZ H. & S, RAYN0K's Bookstore, 76 sew'sY-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

Y p. CLAYTON e. SONS are in constant receipt Of
II. Papers adapted every branch OF the trade, em-
bracng usually lsge assortment Of Blank Books Cap
and Letter Writing together with every description OF
News and Book Printing, Colored Paper OF Heiium ard
sizes, Envelope, Tobacco Shoe and Tea Straw and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and CIo:h In great variety
Sc. &c. ia7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

EOJND-A iair Of tiod sFecaeiys, on sunday Iesi m
L Brstw7v The owucr have Them By applying u leo
p.,.i :, -, loo, f2o 5t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

DERIFOCAL SPEC1ACLES-.t No. lea Broadway.
article of American manufacture, Inducing ease
the weary eve, and strength To the weak. Numerous
testimonials their superior merit will be shown amop1
which are those Dr. lartuer and other noted scent6
gentlemen; but the public invited TO judge for the
selves. Difficult OF deficient vision solicited.
NIB Every other description Of Spectaces at less than
common prices. ale is&oseod6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Collections in Mississippi.
GUEVES & y DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law, Coffee
~ VILE M.SSi. I. \. ClIENES & y. II. DAVIDSON
Will give PROMPT attention 10 the business Of their profess
sion generally Northern. and to the collection OF for
esn claims, amounting five hundred dolars and up
wards, In any part OF the state. Feb. 81. lsIh
REFERENCES.
EDWIN c. ESTES. Esq. Va v,-t
Messrs TOWNSEND y BROTHER, :
" SMITH & CARROLL. ,
" NJ. u. COOPER y co. New -0rleanI.
&" FELLOWES JOHNSON & co }
" REED & BROTHER,
" GRIGG X ELLIOTT,
GoTDTAH G E TaGrEsoN S,EISs. F.s Momphls. "a n.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

/-IES' IIIUMHSlN'N TIKI SSES, UiIIce I3 BeeK-
c I\>man street. About 800 Of the first physicians
>sSyy.yanj surgeons OF New York have given their
decided preference to this Truss, as you can
graduate the pressure from TO fifty pounds on tho
rupture without back pad, which does so much injury
to the spine fair ;ria being the best test Of s superb
orty Is applied and six days trial given and II 1t does
retain the rupture While performing every kind Of ex-
ercsc coughing and ve perfect easen word II II Is
satisfactory IN every respect the money Is cheeriny
returned and this Is the only condition which you
sout buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected.
and warranted, If directions followed.
Those sending this Truss need only mention tho sldc
ptured and the measure round the hips they grad
unc the pressure 70 suit their Sold wholesale and
retail nj !3 ReekmHn--t anl n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

JUNCTION or TINS ATLANTIC AND PAcrric Ocrsw.-
The construction Of ship canal unite the two great
Oceans At point Of the sthmus between Norh and
South America continues 20 form subject Of discussion in
tho chief European journals. Its matter Of so much i'm
porianco TO the commercial interests Of the world that ID.
frequent agitation need not be wondered Perhaps the
chief matter u wonder In relation to IT, IT, that the thing
so long talked about and universally demanded has not
been accomplished.
There three for the work in question which
have been Ices explored and each has had IFS adj
yoeaes. The route the ishmus Panama is the
shortest and the most direct hat by the Lake Nicaragua
would require perhaps the least work far the mere
forming II navigabo communication s concerned; tie
third route that a Tehusnlepec, although the longest has
peculiar advantages which, in the estimation Of unny en-
title II olhc preference all others The want Of good
harhous either the Atlantic the Pacific side or on
both, y Urged against the two first named foute and IL Is
formidable objection. The insilubnty of the climate
moreover said % be such that the construction of a ca
nal by either Of those points would involve IsIpen,abs
oss Of human life.
An article in a late nuulhor Of The London Quarterly ar
gues strongly IN favour Of the Tehusntepoc route The
following description Of that portion Of the sthmus will
show Of the chief advantages which offers for the
construction Of the great work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
CITY CANVASS.

We have nothing say this upon the state Of
political matters the city. There will be time aud OPP
poriuny enough before the fourth Thursday in April for
US TO Others the compliments they have paid
In the meanwhile eIhort the Wings Vi Richmond To
remember only the obligation they public princi-
pie and suffer themselves be driven from their
principle, by any personal views.
For ourselves, have only thought OF the public and
common We have that first. last, and all the
time. IL is the thing MS individually, who elect
ed.
As to Mr.. Lyons, shall Monday, pay respects
10 this gentleman. We shall survey his political counr
and invite the public comparison Of mutual o6sd-
fons.
At have only the time say tina,
conscious OF being that genemans debtor; while, Al W.
feel the that OF proper Sensbi-
~ and deicacy would have advered the Husngs be
fore promiscuous crowd and majority possibly OF oIpO-
nents, to such topics.
While We supported this gentleman, a. have long
done, heard nothing from his clique, Of dcta-
ton For naery, he has cormorans stomach. and the
digestion OF ostrich and had consented still
port HIM IN hrs political cccentrcites should have
tnued TO be IN his Estimation. what {, rmery-
Praise him, and he IS the horse eech who neyeI
' Hold enough" lntemit that phrase II il be but Tor
moment and become his eyes, suspected and
ed with Botsismhe boyle that hes Head him for the last
fifteen years. and will continue flea him. while hard
lent commands superiority egotism and yebisni.
But waive the subject for the present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS BY THE EN-
ECUTlVE.

Aswe have already said authorized publication has
yet been made where OF the removals from and a-
poinimens To office which have been made, the ad
Jonrnment oil the Senate. by the President Of the United
States and under his direction, by the Heads Depart
ments Indeed, OF the Executive dpensaiions vet
suspense about which the public Of Washington seem TO
De ie most curious the selection OF the Government or
gan IN TINS CITY, Some be "the Glube;' some
that 1t is To be "thc Constuiion whilst others cav tha, II
Is 10 be some Establishment be created for the purpose
as he Globe" Itself fifteen years ago, when .he
Telegraph got out Of odUr Court. For what reas m
are at loss TO conjeciuc-seeng the flaming zeal with
which that paper and Its patron supported the election Of
President Polkthe Madisonan seems TO be
out OF the question: OIc two of these appointmen
have however, mentioned the papers first
named and have heard Of others from sources which
we conhde in. We thus enabled to announce the fol-
lowing removals aad appointments:
N. VI. Miller transferred from Second Assistant Post
master GeneraD TO be Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
erai, vice John 5. Skinner, removed.
William Medlll, Of Ohio, To be Second Assistant Post
master General, vice n. NJ Miller transferred as above
e. n Gardner, TO be Postmaster this CITY, vice William
Jones, removed.
Seth Barton Of Louisiana, to be Solicitor Of the Treusu
~, vice c. Ii. Penrosc removed
Robert Ran,oul, TO be Attorney Of the United States
ior 'he Disrct oil Massachusetts, vice Franklin Dexter
removed.
Marcus Morton. be Collector for the port of Boston
vice Lcmuel Williams, removed.
Isaac H. Wright TO be Naval Officer for the same port
vice J. Vincent Brown, removed.
Gen. Mcneil 10 be Surveyor Of the same port vice
- Grafton, removed.
We have already heard OF several removals Of Clerks in
different Departments of the Government; end many more
will doubtless folow.-NaI. lat