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inpeniOr and patsniss Of the Double SAFE and inn
propsd Dotseior Lock- ,caranisd FIRE and Di.f PrOol
and dry Single SaLnnandsr Sajts ioaTranisd equal
10 any maker, for saleby
LEONARD Bows, 80 Wall street.
Wiidcrs Genuine Patent Saamaadey Safes, warranted
free from dampisss
SmAs C. HERRISG, Manufacturer and Dealer In all
kinds Of Safes l39 Water street, corner DePeys-
ter street.
Bronze POiodsrs, Gold Paint, Gold, Ses, aud Flor
tncs Leaf Dui6h Metal, Sc.
]. III. RIcKETT, wholesale agent, 1873 Maiden Lane.
Bronzes SO per cent lower than at any other
house in the United States.
Marble Dealers,
UHpHRHILL & FERRIs, 372 and 374 Greenwich
street, near Beach, Ornamental marble work OF all
kinds, richly carved statuary, and plain marble
mantes and monuments. Dealers supplied with
blocks and slabs
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Stationary W9rhouse.
FRANCIS & LoUrREL, II Maiden Lane, Importers
Of English and French stationery and manufac-
turers Of Account Books, Manifold Letter Wri-
ters, Croton Ink, &c, &c. Lewis Francis-Cyrus
ii. Loutrel.
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Manufacturer If the Celebrated Magic Razor StrOp o.
-Four Sides.
L. CHAPMAN, l02 William street. Sold at Manu-
facturer's prices by all the Hardware, Fancy
Goods Importers, and wholesale Dealers; prices
reduced 49, per cent
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Riehs inproptd Patent Saiam1nd,r SafSs.-Wrrrsnisd
free from darpness as yell frs-proof, an Improve
Htnt upon Wiidsr's paf.d; for sale by t...
A. 8. MARvIN, agent for the manufacturer, 1881
Water street.
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Commission Merchants and Dealer, in Paper Tcine
Shoe Thread, School and Blank Books, Staple Sta
tonfry aud Paper Hangings.
HINTON & TRAvERs, "a Maiden Lane.
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Gold Pen Manufacturer.
ALsERr @. BAGLEY, 1879 Broadway for sale at man.
ufacturers prices, by all the wholesale jewellers
stationers, &c, warranted.
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Jan. 19-lsw2m "a. g'rH a. ##| f'4llsS
The lntcligencer, d. c.; Pennsylvania, Pen
Republican and Sun, Baltimore; Enquirer nc
mond, Va, will please copy, and send bill TO m'
agent, New York. ~
Jan. 10. tts. "- ..'.a
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yHanrfaeturtr Of Playing, visiing, and Businey Card,
Quilts, &c.
GEORGE CooK, No. II Fulton street.
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CocKcRorr & ovEnEap, No. SO Ann street, corner
ofGoid street, furnish oil kinds Of Job and Fancy
Type, Presses, and everything necessary for a
z complete printing Office ~ -f..,
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= ----" T GEUKCIE MASUN TKEEN
Frankfort, Nov. lS45--Nov. 25--2aw3m
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR
PIANO FORTES,

Galveston, August 7, IS45.
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In Advance of the Mail.

BY private source, we have been furnished
with copy of Tuesdays Register one day in adj
vance of the mails, and we aTo thereby enabled
to give returns from twenty additional counties
this week, as follows: ".# ~
stanly--Palmcr, wing, commons.
Cabanus and Christopher Mel
Choir, wing, commons.
.Cabarrus--J. w. Scott and l.. B. Krimminger,
wings, commons.
stokes--John +. Poindexter, wing, senate, X.
Golding, whg and two demos, commons, A gain
OF one in the senate, and loss of one in the con-
mons. HIta. .4s & L--s -. Il -a.G.s ...5 l..
Bladen, Brunswick, &c.-R. Melvin, demo, Sc
nate. - f@7t
Bladen--M'D owcll, demo, commons. va
~ Johnston - James Tomlinson, demo, senate !;
Ashley Sanders, whig, commons. ~ FIX. 4+.s,.,s
Observation-Disclosures wing, senate Walter L.
Steele, wing, commons. 's.' .'a @.'5 - '1'. v"
Davidson-Samuel Hargraye, demo, scnate;V.
hooser and H. Walser, wings, commons. A loss
OF one senator. ess+ ara sssa s. Fl 4it ,.5.1, qt.
Anson--D. D. Daniel, senate; Hargrave and
Richardson, commons; all wings. 'U<' ''''''s''5
Lcnoir-E. G. spcighs loco, senate Jesse Jack
son, ia1spcuicnt, commons.
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GREAT BARGAINS
#an @sn IN IS ,
II lard w ARE.

n contemplation of change in our buFincss
on the lst of January, and in order to reduce
our stock as much as possible by that tine, we
now offer it at wholesale at very SMALL Ap-
VANCE upon the IMPORTATION COST, Tor
Cash, or approved Town acceptances. ~
Country Merchants are invited to examine orr
Stock, when they will be convinced that We ara
selling lower than the same articles can be bought
in New York or elsewhere. ....t
Our Stock is entirely new. Our English Good,
are imported, and the greater part of them recent
ly received, consisting Of all articles usually KEPT
in our line.
We have fue lot Of Single and Double Bar
rel GUNS, OF our own importation, whirn NO
will offer at unprecedented lnw prices. ,
Z. LORRAINE, g. CO.
q LSycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
August 4. DO
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a Wig Senator!
ana Three Wink COmmoners! I


a., one ding mars our complete Joy and nj
s,.sA On dis occasions and that is The deisli Of
La s,alEasd. esd one q the wOsthiess mrn and
I'd whigs N lhs county NolhiRg but Biz D.
,,,isa IN The extreme southwestern part q The
,,uu.s. Ethus throwing large body q Lis person
a friends in chAtham and Randolph. and CIV
Ing the other candidates an adVan,ags over him.
Ii. unas,rusiys manners. and being almost =
stranger in many parts Of The county, have pre-
vra,ei him from running with the highest on
49, ,irkes. The two parties in onnge have hern
ncarly equally balannsd fo' years Pasi, and they
have alternately iriumphed BY small majoFilies.
In 1870 the Wings elec,rd four out Of Give Inem-
hrr. Of the Legislature; in 4s they elected bu,
one; in ~ they elected The whole five; and
nov. in 1886. when their opponents expected 10
,aumIh, they have elected four out Of Eve thus
showing Iha. the principles Of the Wing party
have .een gradually, but surely, obtaining the as
crndancy in Orange. There can be but little
doa!a non tha, Orange j. decidedly a Wing
county and in hen Wing representation she has
rha-en ~, of men worthy 10 he the eHponcnls
Of 1rr principles, aud The repository Of the high
trust confari to them. -+E
The following are the members elected from
ihls county: .+g
To the senatc-Hush waddell Wing.
To lls. House Of Commons - Giles Mslane,
Che.'cy =. Faucet and John d. Leathers, Wings,
and Sidney smith, Demo.
An abstract Of the election in this county will
lie found in another part Of our paper.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

VESKE subscriber having determined to remove
- to the west, win offer EoS sale. on Thursday
the Goth day of August next, the Plantation on
which he now resides four miles west of Hills
borough, containing 40 acres of land. 1t is
wel-watered, with five or six never-failing springs;
is in tolerahly good repair; has on it colnforta.
BILE Dwelling House, and all necessary oft Bull
dings; and also very good Mill, with one pair
of stones. ..
Will also sell at the same time, all his stock Of
Cows, Hogs and Sheep, Corn, Hay, Oats, and
Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud
Farming Utensils,
Twelve months credit will be given: bond and
security required. For the land more extended
credit will be given, if required.
p s. Should = sale Of the Plantation not he
effected tho Mill and Plantation win both be rent
ed out for one year. geIsa sNs
THOMAS THOMPSON. v
/ Jaly ca. 3 3e>-
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From the Missouri News.

THE BRANDRETH FiI.I.s.-Tl.4 -e,':.-
cine has heen nh subject Of much nerilncnt
throughout the U led States, Nhile It's utility las
been extensively acknowledged, The is-pEsssio'.
seems 10 be gaining pround thai Brandseth's &c
dicine may h employed with safety and cilas; as
a remedy for ordinary hliirinides. There az no-
ny sensible persons in this city as well as ethcr
parts Of this country uhc with great propri.;s ses-
fifty to the good effects oi Branarcsh Fsss. from
frequent experiment; and no evil need be sppr:-
henled ifoa, the use q thens according 10 ts d..
rections. In directing pubic sttcnton C tho
Brandieth medicine, we only express sur honest
convictions, that the Rranlrr;a Pills have dane
more service 70 The present generation, ,aan a.
the patent medicines which have syer been ia.re-
daced into general use. "',>
OvEa FIVE HUNDRED extracts from re I...st
respectable newspapers euali be inserted, Il, Iss
above. n'sl suffice fos he pEsssas--ss ssys err
space, ~ 49, /
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EWar of Conauest,--The S..

kWar Of Conquest-The S.. Louis
Republican has The following remarks
touching the purposes of the Executive:
I" We sneak carefully and adyisedly when
We say ,ha, no peace can take pl'ce-ro
term VI compromise wIll be accertsd--no
mediation viii be recsgaized--wh'ch has
not for its basis The absolute surrender of
Upper aud Lower Cslifornla and 'te De-
rar,msn, Of New Mexico. in which Sso'a
Fs is situated ,oshe Uoised States. Tbs
is The ultima,un this the bass OF in
strucilons n The commanding General "i
The army. The Rio Grsnde to be the
boundary line between SO much ri the
Mexican territory as is not swallowed up
IN this demand oil The Administration -
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Eains senstor.-Q1iie an exriirmcni
his sprung upeonceEning iae rlersi0n 81
Jsmes w. Braihury . he Senale ef he
United Ssairs y snail aasiotiiy. ahsn
OILY Eorsy-nins hall0ss were returned ar
he Hog. ar. Fsans. Wig. while IL Is
said fily-sLrst Whigs hare signed ; so
Tenn derlarsIisn ihat they voted foF NJ.
EVANS on lhaf hallol. as four more did
Tor Z. u. Alln snd w. p. feSssnden.
They. ifso rermed, would hare defeat
"a Bradbury'srlrrsiOn. II lhOughifhar
he should resign ard have ; new eIeriion.
A motion was msde IS soon - The fraud
was discoverl. 10 appoint = committee
10 examine ne matter and report.
Since The sioTe wss written. we learn
that. IN he House Of Representatives. the
order d:ree,irg m inquiry into the recent
ballot for Seiaior. was indefinitely pest.
poned. An8Asr display Of democratic
honesty Car0iiha HrfchmGn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
LEGISLATURE.

cumbcrland-Dr.T T.. N. Cameron, senate; G..
W. Pesrpm, and Duncan shaw, commons; all
Loccs. ...
Chalham--William Albright senate; Morris
q. wadjell, - Lassiler aud Daniel Hackney,
commons; all Wings @#' T.
Guiliori-John A. Gilmcr. senate; Edmund
W. Ogbun, Nathan Hunt and Peter Adams,
commons; all Wings. So
Granville-Dr. Russell, Wing, senate; Gil
liam, Wing. Bullock and Stone, Demos, commons;
Wing gain Of one senator. State Of the polls:
Senate, Russell AT, Eaton 3s9; Commons, Gil
liam 1868, BulLock 1897, Stone loes, yenable
lOIl, Ltilejohn 9s3, wlkin. s7s.
Halihx--A. Joyner, Wing, senate; I.tM.
Long and NJ. {. Whitaker, Demos, commons
Loss Of two.
Northampton - Moody, senate; PEBBLES and
Burnes, commons; all Wings.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, senate Regain & M'Neill,
commons; all Demos.
Randolph - Hogan, senate; A. Brewer and
White, commons; all Wings. a..#
Rowan-Ker, Wing, senate; Ribclin, Wing,
Ellis, Demo. commons. $780,. .@s II
Davie-Millcr, Wing, commons. ..s
Sampson-Gavin, senate; Murphy and Brown,
commons; all Demos. AL " & s-s +. ..
Wake-Thompson, senate; Sims, Wilder and
Holden, commons all Demos, State Of the polls /:
Senate, Thompson GA, Norris 4os; Commons,
Sims ll64, Wilder ll4s, Holden 1897, Battle
1916, Hayes $50, Utley s2l.
Moore-M. b. Person, Independent Democrat,
elected in the commons over Cornelius Tyson,
Wing, and VIM. Barrett, Demo; Whigl loss.
Rutherford VIM. F. Jones and Simeon Nc
Curry, wings, commons. -, .a.
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$50 A Meeting Of The washington Tempe.

rrys-- A Meeting Of the Washington Tempe.
ES rance Society Of IIilisbnrouss. viii he
held in the Presbyterian Session House, at early
candle-light, THIS evening Thursday Ii Hhon-
ed that there will be full attendance Of the sm-
bcrs; and We would also be glad to sec III a:As:s
present who feel an inieres: IN ne csrse. While
die friends Of temperance remain lukewarm, lie
great enemy Is making inroa.!s on our own icEri-
tory, ard taking as eaptiyes and slaves ,snry OF
our friends and neghbors. Il is as true n this a.
IN political struggles, that tie price of liberty Is
eternal vigilance" Then lct rs commence arsv
tonight, and redoullo our diligence in this good
cause.
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Obituary.

Died, at Red Mountain, on the Ieth ulfimo,
Miss SALLr l.. PARKER, in the 26th year Of her
age. Thus has been cut off in the bloom Of youth,
one who was the picture Of health, after an illness
of one short week. Yes, tho obedicns daughter,
aiiectonaie sister, Kind friend, and agreeable as
sociate, has fallen the victim Of death. To emu
merate tho many excellent traits of character pos
sessed by the deceased, her great moral worth and
virtue, open heart Obliging disposition, and VIII
lngness at all times to administer to the wants Of
the needy sick and afflicted would far exceed the
space allotted to an obituary notice. To know
her was but to love her. Entirely free from va
nifty, unassuming in every sense Of the word, un-
contaminated by the fashionable follies of the
world, she aspired to higher and more noble OBJ
jccts than most Of those who are blessed with the
worldly advantages which it was her lot to be en-
dowed with. Although she never made a pub
lie profession Of religion, yet the ast few years of
her life she constantly attended at houses of wor.
ship, and her chief conversation related to sub
jects of religion. Daily did she offer up her Pc
tition to that God, whom she believed able to re-
deem all who trusted in him, through his Son, Je-
sus Christ. What consolation must it be to her
bereaved relations and friends, to reflect how she
spent the last four or five years of her life, to say
nothing of her moral and upright department
from childhood to the time of her death. Her
loss will be deeply deplored by all who knew her,
particularly those with whom she was most inti-
mate. 1t is the writer's candid opinion that she
had not an enemy on earth. Greatly will large
circle Of friends sympathise with her relations for
their irreparabe loss. .....--....,.,,.,.,.--. --
Died, at her residence on Haw River, on the
18th ult, of Typhus Fever, Mrs. MARGARET
LANesroS, in the 18th year Of her age.
Died, in the western part Of this county. on
Friday the It'll instant, after an illness Of few
days, Of Fever, Col HANDY Woop. Col. Wood
was man Of great energy of character, of quick
and generous impulses, and very highly esteem
ed. He was First Lieutenant in the Haw Rive.
Volunteer Company, which composes part OF
the Regiment raised in North Carolina,
Died, in this county, on Wednesday the 9Th
inst, Mrs. MARY WALkER, wife Of Mr.. Burke
Walker, aged about 5S years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13
CoNGREss-saturday, August /.

Several important Bills were passed on
Saturday. In the Senate, The Bill 10 de.
fine The boundaries of Iowa; aud The Bill
To sell Mineral Lands on Lake Superior,
including Isle Royal and other islands in
in the lake. were taken up and passed.
The SuB-TREAsuRy BILL
was then taken up.
Mr.. Webster corrected several errors
in the editorial Of the Union Of Friday
night, relative to the new Tariff bill, in
reference 10 false invoices, which stated
that the value Of goods were to be deter.
mined by their value in New York, Bos.
ton. and other ports, and not by invoice.
I lie said more erroneous error had
never been Committed. The law was ex-
actly the reverse. and the value was 10 be
determined b. the value a, the place from
which the goods were imported. Per.
sons making such statement. ought 10 be
more careful. =.
Mr.. Webster then discussed the Sub
Treasury system. and pointed out the evil
consequences which would result if the
measure should go into operation.
Mr.. Niles confined the debate in fa-
vor Of the hill, and Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Sim.
mons and Mr.. Miller against il.
# The vote was then taken upon the pas.
sage Of the Bill, and resulted as follows:
YEls-Messrs. Allen. Ashley, A,chison, Ath-
erton, Bagby, Benton. Breese, Bright, Calhoun,
Cameron, Cass, Chalmers, Dickinson, Dix, Fair
field, Hannegan, Houston, Lewis, Niles, Penny
hacker, Rusk, Scmple, Sewer, Speight, Sturgeon,
Turney, Westcott, and Yulee-2S.
NArs--Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Berrien, Gil
ley, John M. Clayton, Thomas CLAYTON, Corwin,
Crittendeh, Davis, Dayton, Evens, Greene, Hunt
ington, Jarnagin, Johnson of Louisiana, john
son Of Maryland, Mang,m,, Miller, Morehead,
Pcarce, Phelps Simmons, Upham, Webster and
Woodbridge-25. ['.57 '.s''.s.% '. ..'
Several .amsndments were made by the
Senate To this bill. ...9 = .....s-s...s.- -
The naval Appropriation Bill was then
taken up, and, after the adoption of sun
dry, amendments aud the rejection of 9th.
ers, the bill was read third time and pas.
sed. ~ " w
In the House the Warehousing Bill
was passed in The same form in which il
came from the Senate.
-asn ..>.,.,.>..~>>..,.- F.. '..t
The hill IN reduca aud graduate the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13

Emigrunfs PiXndsrsd by Indians
The 81. Louis Republican states. that a
large number Of Oregon emigranis had
returned 10 St. Joseph's landing, having
proceeded about 500 miles, when The lu-
disns slole all their cattle from lhem.
There was report at st. Joseph's,
that sixtyodd persons hound to Califor-
mia, among whom was Mr.. Cunningham
and his family, had all starved on the route,
having lost their way, and run out Of pro-
visions. u .@ s 3.
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Important % Inportsn-The iol

Important 70 lmpoVters-The fol-
lowing was handed 10 Us by an eminent
merchant:
"li may Dot be generally known that
goods mol ret landed al The cusiom-house
are entitled 10 The bensai ofihs warrhOas.
ing bill rerenlly enacted into law. We
mention this fact that importers may avail
themselves II ths act, BY lie provisions
Of which they can slnre their goods 10
remain IA lIe public stores until The LIST
of December next, and BY that means
have The bsEfii Of the reduced tariff"
II will be seen by this thai. so far as the
eiIee, is conc'med, the new tariff bill oP-
crates al once.
PHILADELPHIA american,
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MEETING OF THE WA.sDENs.

fESHE next semiannual meeting Of the War
II dens Of the Poor for Orange county, viii 10
held at the Poor House, on the first Monday in
September, 1.-THE 7th,) and applications for aid can
then be made. A Superintendent viii be select
ed at that time for the ensuing year, and propo-
sails will be received from persons desiring The APP
pointInent.
C. The Wardens Of the Poor are requested
to meet in Hills5crough on Tuesday of Auguss
Court.
N. d. Balm. Secretary.
July IS. ..r5--.5- So. 3s--
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JUST RECEIVED.

SUPERIOR St, Croix, Poto Rco. and y. Q.
~ Sugar.
Good Coffee, of different qualities.
Tallow, and Adaman,iRe Candies.
Also. on hand, Ia Linen and Cotton Shirt
ing, good Cider Vinegar, Salt, Lamp Oil, and
Chocolate. : u
A large lot of CIGARS, al qualities, for SILT
low,
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
August 4. ...... s9-
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Worth Carolina Elections.

The election which took place in this state on
Thursday last. We have reason to believe. has re-
suited in the election Of a WING GOVERNOR
aud WING LEGISLATURE. We have no
disposition "so crow, however at presents but are
content to give the returns that have reached US,
and wait until we are fully "out Of the woods"
The following arc the returns up to Monday NOR
mug: @~~ %
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Michigan Rose.-'rhe growth Of the
Michigan or Running Rose is so rapid.
THAI shoots have been known to ran 20 and
even 80 feet in one season. II is a climb
ing cluster rose aud most prolific bloom
er. Its foliage in beautiful, and the flow.
ers white, pink, red aud purple. II cad
be trained 10 almost any height. aud is
magnificent when seen trained 10 large
tree, which j, will climb, and cover with
a prolusion Of flowers. '..-.
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Not TO be Cheated Twice!--A.

recsn, meeting ef lie DemoeEailc citizens
of Culumb,a Co Ps.. a county which in
1914 gave a majarity Of 1920 TO the Pols
Electoral Tickst---s resolution was adopt.
ed agains, the Mckay Tariff, and snosbsr,
boldly declaring iha, the meeting would
support ono man Tor President or Vice
Pfesidsn, OF the uni'ed States. or far Con-
gress. who is opposed to Projection to
Ameticsn Manufactures and Cual. OF
whose principles are ola doubtful chafac.
ter on The subject" -
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
Washington. Aur. s, 1915.

Washington, Aug. s, 1885.
There are TumOTs IN the city that .
messenger has arrived from MEXICO with
terms Of peace. or proposals loE peace,
and II was upon this subject rlias MI.
MeDufiie yesterday moved an Executive
session; and the m0Iinn was renewed up
on The same subject Al an early hour To-
day BY the Chairman Of the Committee
on foreign relations.
There are, from all accounts, oveTlures
Of peace from Mexico, and the President,
no doubt. has referred lhem 10 tie Senate.
This report. which was credited by lev
last night. is believed almos, generally
now. Tiers is. lhere4Gre, The prospects
Of a peace Nilh Mexico al no distant day.
provided The government Of The United
States is not determined 10 carry on war
Of conquest with Mexico. This has been
The determination, but The war is proving
al this moment 50 bHrdensOme upon the
treasury, that there is a disposition 10
pause before making any further demon
slralion.
II is also said that mediation has been
offered By England for the settlement ol
ouI grievances with Mexico, and that The
message before the Senate has reference
to this.
The President sent TO both Houses oI
Congress to-day official notification Of lht
ratification Of The Oregon treaty. (
On connection with The state Of affairs
with Mexico, may add that MIR. S!idelI,
the late minister to Mexico, has returned
to this city from Saratoga. Il. is rumored
also that he vii, be selected for another
mission 10 Mexico, in case terms Of peace
are to be made there, and perhaps other
wise. sa~s .-e @4
Tile Senate, to-dey, hron motion o.
Mr.. Benton. appropriated $4,000 II
five per cent. scrip. paya able in five years
TO meet the 4Ih and 9th insialmenls Of III,
Mexican indemnify. The money was ask
ed yesterday, and refused, % 10 Is. /
was asked again to-day, and refused, % tc
2l--nol because there was any doub, as 4
the justice Of the clSms, bul because ,ht
treasury is incapable Of meeting the de
mands upon il; and, further, because there
are many aho think il bestihaI these claim,
should be combined aud settled al one an,
the same ,ime--ihose of the unpaid in
demnity and those of the Union and Trim
ity Land Companies (sll Of which the Go
vernment has assumed) at an early day
and which must be paid q, the earliest con
venience, as these claims alone, in The es
Iimation of Congress and the pubic, make
The Mexican war at all Unsuitable. .a
1t is said. as close, that the Presiden
suggests the proprie,y of sending min
lister to Mexico with full powers to make
peace, II he can secure California. even
by purchase. This is a grave question
and exciies deep interest. , sz.>
The Senate have confirmed the nami.
nation Of Col. Page as collector Of The
port Of Philadelphia.