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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
TEE SOUTHERN MAIL.

OFFICIAL :DIsrAToHEs.-The Urion of Thursday
We understand that Gen TsyIors Official lei,
tiers upon theanrec great events Of the campaign Che
actions of the s,h and 9Th and ,hs defence OF For,
Brown would have been Congress- to-day. but
ihe Secretary Of War has received from the A3ju.
Generals Office large number Of reports from SUBJ
ordinate oficers in the battle and copies OF them
could not be prepared before tomorrow the President,
has determined TO send in OF them uniii they are
all prepared 70 be laid before Congress
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CHSAP refined srcah'-A ane article Ct sr,,..
Sugar at IS 81 ID or IL cts. BY the 50 Is Or s
cts refined Yellow snd IS 6i7 10 Brown H.r,,, =.
White DO IS Cd Common BIZ 'vn Sugar 3, S.o,aa.N|
a ane assortment OF Young Hyson and BLACK 7.,'
family groceries, Sc. for sale by l. O. Fowler ~
and retail grocer and tea dealer, $50 Green~cs.,,
Murray and AS Greenwich-ss. corner ve.;sy a.
sey.st. uear Greenwich. - A-s ~ IA
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, siock, Nc. N "
Ncw-York md Erie Railrcnd Conpu'''

Barge Sam Msrsh-l4 $50 bsls strawberries OVER /,
bales dry goods Hobrook, Nelson Coz 10 bo1ei ttsa
A Banta bales dry goods 6 Dudey& Co; loseer,"
bkts strawberries r Ellsworth, bales yarn swso & W
holds; 90 tubs butter lsmbs "a cave, hklna oSp.
King: 6 6rkins butter Van Auken l. 500; hes1 that
calves "a lambs hogs nans butter Al tubs DO ~ "
frsins butter calves sheep Ia nbs Csps Cosns' 1
tubs butter firkins do Capt Clark.
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e We do not concur in the judgment below.
Lei Trib
Neutrality-suspicious. &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
rrOurr,Ss lima 2 1aI6

NEW.OALEANS, June lcio.
The news is just in from Washington of The pro-
motion OF Brig. Gen. Taylor, and the confirmation
of the same BY the Senate lis effect is that OF uni
yersaI oy Nothing late or from the litte Army,
and things are becoming somewhat quiet in the War
way. Business las become alarmngy dull, and pro-
perry OF almost every description Is without sale unless
q: ruioous sscrilces-
The state the money market is great extern: the
cause this, though great improvement Is taking
place consequently there be improvement IN al
articles looked for There Is general feeling Of
ndgnation expressed here relation the pun
BY the different Insurance Companies in exortng az
lis particular distressed OF commercial affairs, the
ruinous OF premium risks 70 Northern ports.
III hunouS that reflect credit, but much dis
credit on those institutions The extoron (as all must
agree in ponouncin III comes directly from the pocket Of
cur Western above al Others are poorly prepar
"a 20 stand up under. The stock OF Wheat, Corn and
PORK here Is large Some coo bbls Pork In This
market, great part Of which viii TO Northern ports
when treights and pricss decline Tbs receipts Of Rum
have psssly ceased. Yours respectfully JrsJrs,
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SSWe therefore, tel all ,hs, ONES SOAP cures IN;
ti0us. pmples frScses. tan, sunhurn, &c, changes
color OF dark yellow stip To fine healthy rl.ura
and Jones' Coral hair Restorative males The hsr gt'
s,pp- II falling Off scur or drndu and uaksi y,
red or grey hair grow naturally dark and beautiful a,
tits Indeed reader unnpprnschsbe for dreo.e bs h,f
Both sold ut the sign ofth- American Esge Coaa.
st. Broadway, N. Y; or lSs Fulton.sl Brooklyn
islS
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MIDsHIPMEN-We understand that board, TO
consist of Commodore Lawrence Kearney. President
Commodore NJ C Perry. Captains Isaac McKeever c.
S McCauey and Isaac Mayo. members, will convene
at Annapolis the s0h instant for the examination OF
the midshpmen attached to the Naval School at that
place The examination will embrace all the midship
men at the school aud the Board will BIZ instructed,
understand, to report generally upon the condition
of tho school, Union, Thursday.
~ The two Messrs. Ingersols, tCharles j.
and Joseph r of Philadelphia are absent from their
seats In the House Of Representatives and they set out
for Philadelphia this evening In consequence of the dan
gerous Illness of a very dear member OF their family
Union, Thursday.
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR BoGGs-The accounts
we gave yesterday (says the Commercially from In
dependence mentioned that several thousand Nor
mons had crossed the river at Iowa Point, their
way TO California, and that ex Governor Boggs,
experimenting some danger Of being essassinated by
them had determined 10 return East. We have
this morning received n telegraph communication
from Philadelphia, which says:
a. ST. LOUIS June g.
ave have report from Westport that the Mormons
and Indiana attacked the California eigrans, Kan
sas river. killing Ex-Governor Boggs ond others"
Since the above was in type we have receivedthe
St. Louis Republican, from which we take the fol-
lowing:
report was rife at Westport Missouri, when the
steamer Radnor there said 10 have been brought In
the previous day tina, the Mormons, the Mornons
the California emigrsn-s, the plains at the
Ksnsas river in which Governor Boggs and number OF
others were killed. Il said that body OF volunteers
being raised Westport go our 70 ascertain the
truth o. The report We give the story "a ~e heard IT,
remarkng that II was not generally believed at West
port nor do we think il entitled 10 any credit.
company OF two hundred and thirty Indiana OF both
and all ages from the North Western part Of the
State Of NewYork, comprising portions OF the Seneca
StockbrGge Cayuga Tuicaroca, Oneids. Delaware and
Ononds2ua tribes arrived here yesterday on the steamer
SusGuehauna. their way to their new homes In the
Far West, beyond the Western boundary Of this State.
BAPTIST CONFERENCE.-The Southern Baptist
Convention commenced i:s session az Richmond on
Thursday. Rev. Dr. Johnson OF South Carolina Ia Pres
ident.
EIBIosThe Saloon has crowded everT evening this
week with the beauty and fashion Of Sew-fotk H. Pa-
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q The Ladies OF this CIR aad lis v;ei,,,-
ques,ed to notice the advertisement Of Mc,s,, :" r
I0wl'' IN smother column. They have a ia,.,..
stock Of fashionable Spring Goods and have .a'
dueed the prices from 20 TO 81 per cen, y
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Frnm ths unIon Of Thnrsdar.


CALFoRNIA-CAPTAIN FREMoNT.-Leters have
been received at the Navy Department from Monterey,
bearing late date as April 18th.
The unwarranted attempt to drive Capt Fremont from
the country has already been alluded to in the
After having been ordered away by Don jose Castro
mandant general, Capt F. expecting attack fortified
himself about twelve leagues distant from Monterey
Castro assembled about 100 in front Of the entenc
ment After remaining there three days. he concluded 70
treat when I: discovered that the party had quietly
eone off, leaving old saddles and trash which the
Californian. msgnIted Into munitions OF war
Three hundred remen offered their services to Capt
F. but they declined.
The movement aganst Capt. Fremont seems TO have
been directed by the central Government of Mexico
but it Is not believed that the people Of California enter
tanned aug i'll will toward him or would willingly have
done him harm. His own conduct in the whole matter
TO have bean marked alike by and dis
erection. We suhjOin copy OF letter written by him
to the American Consul Monterey when in eXpecta.
taton Of attack and received By the Consul in the
evening OF March 10 The Captain remained in excel
lent health and had gone North
and without waiting read them acknowledge the receipt
which the Courier requires instantly. am maktDg my
self strong possible, In the intention that If we arc
unjus:ly attacked Will fight extremity and refuse
quarter trusting country avenGe death. No
has reached my camp; and from the nights we are
able troops with the glass; mastering at ST. Johns
and preparing thank for your kindness and
good wishes and would write length my In
entions did fear that my letter VIII be intercepted.
We have in novise doue the people or the au
thorities of the country and If hcmmcd In and
saulted will die, every Of under the flag Of our
country. Very truly, yours
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T The Mirror has amusingy absurd tissue
of personalities on the Editor of The Tribune and
his associates, of which the following is fair spe
cimen:
"He Iof The Tribunel has been one Of the chief In
sIumen,s in causing law TO DO passed in this State
which body capable OF serious reflection must be sat
b6ed will greatly promote dramdrfnktnS by making free
trade In an arcle which before sold only by spriv
legged fep. He aso tried bis utmost to all re-
araints Licentousness by making the penalties for
transgresslon too serere TO be esactsd," &c. &c.
Now admitting that all the foes as well as friends
Of Total Abstinence being an capable of serious
reflection" have been entirely mistaken as TO the
ef{ec; of the New Excise Law~-lur surely the Rum
sellers would have fought turiously and OBJ.
tained the exclusion of this City from its operation.
If they any more than we had dreamed that it would
produce free trade in liquor and promote dram
drinking-but admitting, We say that this discover
er knows all and that all mankind beside know
nothing--we ,eoald like TO have him tell US what
.restraints on LiceAtiousness now exist, that our
Efforts are likely to remove! Will he answer7-
There arc not less than Ten Thousand Victims OF
Seduction now in our Cty-what " restraints have
the seducers ever felt been taught to fear Proba-
bly not less than Fifty Thousand Women have died
in this City the heart.broken osihsome, setabhor-
ring victims of Seduction, within the last twenty
wears what penalties have been inflicted on or even
denounced agains; the Seducersi And is there one
villain capable of Seduction in the State who is now
deferred herefrom by the fear OF any legal penalty
whatever We had mind to ask this luminary
houv he learned that we favor severe " penalties
for Seduction or any thing else but will wait TIL he
ansyy era the foreeong.
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pF- Dr.. FELIX GouRAuo's ITALIAN MEplcArtp SEQ
for the positive cure aud eradication OF all 'in tis'r
mors particularly Tan, Fr-cbes. Sun burn, Nc 10 10
had hear Ia mind Only tho or.LiOe depot s7W,hwt
frat Store FROM roadway. Also. the Poudre Subtle
Graduating super1uus Bsr, Vegetable Rouge ior Cfs
sonirg CHEEKS Gfecian Hair Dye, Lily White and ytci
othsr article. for the toilet ND
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II 6sAsD FAMILY HOLIDAY and last day Of he We
moth Bows and Orang Outang at the America haesr
These great novelties conclude their brilliant aap,,ss
At o'clock Might up which lime they can b Zee.
ali hours and the boys will give their mysterious nsrsi
SniIe al intervals during the day 'nd evening, s=dtR
pear in the grand saloon perform Shch eonn.tss
In the afternoon ana In the evening. As Il 10 ~
chance In all probability, Of 'eeng living orsos orT
and two such juvenile giants thousands will Of eourss "a
th..M u.eum
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- 1t will be seen tina, the Senate have by
large vote refused to accede the House amendment to
tho Supplemental War Bill to reduce the number OF
officers In the army the conclusion Of the War with
out reference to date of commission This defssts one
scheme of the Party agans old and faithful public SER
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r. Young MSS are Invited to call and sr,..
GENiN's new style OF Gossamer Summer Hs, -
OF style and lightness. It excels any Ia, sr,.
offered ~ the fashionable Hat wearing cor,- S<s's
Also. alarge assortment OF Psnsms Hats.
Jeo u }. GENlN ga g,,,s
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q Resd Facts 10 be though, Of, viii W..
Considerable to be found in tie ar,t PAGE ~
psper. Si!i
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Public Opinion.

We rarely publish anything commendatory OF our
own course but we select the following from among
g number of such letters recently received AZ an
exhibition of the real Patriotism of this Country.
We wish we were justified in appending the wri-
ters name
GERMANTOWN Pa. 9Th mo. 10th, 1876.
To HORACE GREELEY:
Estee5ned Fend- had nearly forgotten my promise to
procure some Subscribers 10 Ths Tribune until the
cent attacks OF portion OF the Loco Press whose extra
patriotism" finds in traducing those who do not
believe in the justice of sending army to plumber
our weaker neighbours. put me in mind thereof. The
result of spending fex hours among my neighbOrs
u.s. tina, send the msney for - copies of the Werky
Tribune; and think with little effort could double
the number were anxious 20 get the paper this
week so forward the names at once.
marked the noble stand taken by The Tribune on the
great Moral questions Of our times. The earess man.
ner In which mas those giant eys War Slavery
Intem Licentiousneas has our most full aPpro
baton.
We need press which will Qrappls with that false
spirit of democracy, which would rampe the rights
OF all whose physical weakness or moral sensibl;ies
deprive them OF the power or wish to Eeve in the Halls
of tho Aon.eLuulas
The Tribune WILL trust be nobly sustained by all
true lovers OF constitutional liberty Our wicked rulers
may yet find that the abyss Of crime into which hey
plunged the country will be the grave OF their political
hopes while the blood Of slaughtered fel!ow-beHgs
will press-ah, how heavily upon their souls
Please ACCEPT our best wishes. I am, &c.
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r The steam packet Niagara, Capt. Richards
lcft Chicago June 10 o'clock, a NJ and arrived In
rnao on the 9th 3. p NJ the quickest trip by hours
ever made between the two ports,
CAPITAL TRIAL AT NoRTKAMPToN.-Thes trial ct
Haeut Meacham of w orthngton for rape, ION his own
daughter,) commenced before the Supreme Court at
Northampton, on Tuesday afternoon.
GEN JAMES WILsoN.-We are informed thar
Gen. Wilson on Tuesday rendered his services to Gov.
srnor Colby Q volunteer In New-EsmPsere quota Of
Forces called our BY the Government.
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u ISFIpEL CONFERENCE.-The " ruibers Of loe li,'
Society for the promotion 81 mental liberty d he o..
gates from auxiliary societies. will meet al hlisry D.,
No 1893 Bowery. on Sunday the Id Inst At 10 eoeaA
public meeting will also be- held al the Scl,euf-
Broad way, on the same evening, II o'clock. ts II
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GESrtt'fES's HArs.-SrMNrS rAsmOx-Les7 >.
will this day introduce style Of Hat entirely ~, ~
superior TO any thing yet oGercd-June 9Th ,S,s
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nur Army In Mexico.

The Spirit of the Times, hasthe right sort OF
corresnondent among the officers Of our gallant Ar
nv on the Rio Grande, who has communicated the
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q The face OF beauty, adorned By las,,s.,
lowing hair. Ia not eorsned to roman,;. 49,. eSs Z
nne Go'hsn can boa,i erghis- -yes pr.,r,. e. oHes
soissT r!ngles than ever grsecd a.. irssipsc, 81
a'te novehs or bard. When NA4qr- /. 70, ssHa,
IL the shape OF Ph1lon's Chemical Hair Iar,os-. II
sapply teheenetes Prepared by e. PhslOs. 81 r. ~
tladson'' Ho's!.l and for sale By druSg,t, I'D
era generally, city and country. Price 81 per 49, S-
sizs 81 cents. "a
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g THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT was pro-
rogued ON Tuesday to NEE, again the 18th Of July
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Rapucity unclaimed.

A Washington correspondent of the Post says:
al have seeu gentleman fresh from Texas He met
muttudes descending the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
regular volunteers, some independents -
Their language was We are going to Mexico but not 10
return We behave ourselves, and II the Mexi-
cans won't we'll maks en- Frors the feeling thai per-
Dades the Res fear zee shall not hars speedy peace
III the MezieDns desire IT,"
How awful is the responsibility of those who
have let loose the fends OF War!
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E Not one Jurymen had been obtained in the
aa.a ac N,xatt At O'CLOCK z VI. "Wednesday.
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Brsiness Nntiree

~ poeFOa TAYIoa's BAtsAx OF LIvs,v..---.
recently been making some mos, rem.,k,hl. ai
Asthma as we'll as Consumption. Dy.pev,, -, 1s Q:
eonp'aise The Letters FROM Physicians. s,,t.. A's'
others sue'tns thereto. can be seen a, n. A.!
once 3'5 Bowsry. only ask fair ,r:,l r.. y, sa'
eovery in medicine. and If the system /, ~. "a ss
under its influence there Is no doub, Of ,.., 'ass
Dr. Leeds signature, who has charge OF ,bs si
On tee engraved wrapper. 'ss, b
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NOTES.-The Walnut On Si,illtrJ shaving Soap. Ss1
has no eQra 10 the invent OF Mt. VIM Johnson oer
the only manufacturer OF the true article nj II Co,rtE
aud haa no connection with any Vroom y Fow-r rsp>
ssn,ed by hoss who endenvor mako capital out Of n
name for the manufacture and sae OF spurious n:a
t,,ulQ ltria
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CHEROKEE AFFAIRs-The Cherokee Advocate
of May Dist contains long and able review OF the Pres
dents message Congress the affairs OF the Cicero
kee Nation. The positions of the President are shown
to be in many respects and unjust and orci
bic considerations urged show that his proposition
to divide the country between the contending parties
would only make the matters worse. In conclusion al.
ter affirming that the proposed by the Presi-
dent would violate solemn treaty obligations the editor
says:
The way to settle justly and satisfactorily the difficult
ties Rmong us is sherter and simple. Lct Con-
gross complaints OF the Cherokee people
against the United States pay them what is unqucston-
ably due Them indemnify them justly tor the rulnous
losses they have sustained at the hands OF the United
States place their political rights upon basis corres-
bonding with the advances they have made secure To
them the full enjoyment Of the privileges so often prom
sed them, uphold them in the administration OF their
government pu, the of Reproduction upon fachous
upstairs and upon the Kendas. the Schermerhorns the
Sanbaughs and other less vampires who originate, plan
and conduct disturbances among the Cherokeea-n
word do unto the Cherokee Nation they would have
the Cherokee Nation do them. If their relative
situations reversed Let Congress pursue this pol
icy in Just and Christian spirit and the whole state OF
affairs brighter and more proptioss as
pect Iris policy will conduct us directly TO peace,
civilization and permanent prosperty-a different one to
conflict, degradation and irretrievable destruction.
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SIB1osThe Saloon has been crowded ever evening this
week with the beauty and fashion Of New fotk H. Pla-
eide gives his fine persouation OF Grandfather Whitehead
for the last time this evening That most sughabe Of
piscss he Double Be4asa Room, On &qpSay the Rayes
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E The Telegraph between this City and Phi!a-
depha suspended operations yesterday a. II o'clock on
account of the breaking of the wire somewhere on the
route. An agent Of the line Immediately sent on an
exploring expedition, and hope that communication
viii be resumed IL the course of the day.
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80 o!oadssJ
SANos's SAEsAPARILLA- Twas The grea, rn., o,,..,
CONAN system that, describing all the dl. y ~
Ing Rges Il subjected philosophical ,h.orle, IA yst
pertinent and admitted those on Nv which ars,
that ordeal Utility xss The aim Of R.ro,,. 80
legations The benefits OF the inducliy, ,v,,c -. nA
rent In every department OF scientific AT. I, ,r, w
deed, the basis otmoderu philosophy IL. honeS,,t .
on the uniform operation OF natural laws ana ~ "a
that similar causes will produce similar results Ts.
IN mei'cia-, certain preparation has proved ,p.ss
scIoiuia, erupNve affections, Hiam liver cnr,i.
and gastric Disorders. the probability !. tbs, twin s,
equally eihcaclons In The whole clsss OF diseaIes Of
ed The use OF Sands Ssrsapara in the rearss, ';*
eases Of the mos, varied ch.r,c,er ,hon,S o. u
az. VI Iss un', o'ss auop.ou
Inks auu soiu, "noiesaic ana retail, oy B.
$3.50 ClusSts, iuo ruIion-sL coruer OF william ys
tork. oola sac al 20 sroai~Ay ~ Esst Brosdwu q
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u. z.
"P ST. am encamped on the top Of the Sierra. at tho
headwaers Of which strikes the road 10 Monterey
at the house of D. JoDGuin Gomez. J.C.F
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II a Pest Office has been established at Flint
SPRING Bradley County Tennessee, and Benjamin Ham
hrirht appointed Post Master.
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~ The friends of General zachary Taylor, In favor
of his nomination for the Presidency, requested
to attend meeting at Constitution Hall this evening
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~ The only true depo, Tor the Magical Pain E1upr
10 Al q Cortand-st- ml8 Inns
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~ There was rumor in the city yesterday al
ternoon that the Senate, by vote OF 80 10 49, had
advised the President to settle the Oregon question
on the basis submitted 10 that body on Wednesday
We give the rumor for what it is worth.
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The Oregon Boundary.
co--e.1oudence Commercial Advertiser


wAsurSe1oS, Thursday, June II, 5 P. NJ
| am now enabled 10 give you somewhat more
particularly the terms Of the proposition made by
Mr.. Pakenham.
1t is substantially as follows: The line of 40 deg
10 be the dividing line from the Rocky Mountains
to Birch Bay, thence down the canal 10 the
Straits M uca and through the straits TO the ocean
The Hudson's Bay Company TO have the right OF
navigating the Columbia during the existence Of
their present charter which has yet thirteen years
TO run.
They are also to have the privilege of hunting du-
ring The same time. but are TO make no more settle
ments. Their present possessions are 10 be con-
frmed to them and they may continue TO hold them
or sell them in fee simple, they may think proper
There are, of course, many details in the propo'
si,ion but these are its main features and II requires
no prophet 10 foretel tina, it will be acceped-es-
peciay as it is understood TO be an nhimatum.
To Judge from couDtenances the thing may be
considered as settled. for the 49, Senator'S are all
smiles while the 81 40s look unutterable things
One of the latter heard say last night that he
wished he could hang four of his Senators. II is
even said that the distinguished Chairman of For
eign Relations himself has deserted the "a 40s, but
l can hardly believe it, Nous rerrons