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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Net Wing gain. .Ge7.

Nct w mig gan bS1-
Showing Wing gain in every County heard
from but Henry, which will probably show gain
when the returns are all in. We have, therefore.
only to gam in the Counties TO come in 1876 votes
to ensure the election OF n Wing Governor. That
there will be that gain and great deal more
have not much doubt. | will not crow before | am
out OF the woods, but refer to the figures.
BY far the most important feature OF the election
is the Legislature, which is to elect ttc0 Uaited
States Senator's. Can you believe we have carried
it? Jeliece IRE hare, and if So shall claim for
neighbors the glorious Wings of Iowa, the credit
Of having achieved the most important and psefl
victory OF the season.
Here are the documents;
Des MONIES, Muscatine, Scott aud Clinton Cuun.
ties which have heretofore been represented hy
Loco Focos in the Legislature ofthe Territory have
returned full WHO delegations to the State Legis.
ature
Lee County the strongest Loco County in the
Territory, has elected Whig and Conservative
delegation in opposition to the regular Progress
ives
The Counties above named, together with the
strong Wing Counties Of Henry Louisa Mahaska
and Washington, &c (which it is supposed will re-
turn Whgs.) elect more than halt the whole Legs
ature
Du Buque County elects the whole Loco ticket
to the Legislature. Jackson County the same
With all the information l can gather my opinion
at the present writing is that the Wings have car
ried their Governor and the Legislature andsthat
the Loco .Focos have carried the other State Off
GERS and their Congressman. The Loco Congress
men ran far better than their candidate TOR Cover
nor and TO the Legislature, | have Just seen
Loco from the lower part OF the Territory, who says
that the Legislature has been lost TO his party by
the indscreticn Of the friends of Dodge the present
Delegate to Congressional pledge had been pro
cured from most OF the Loco candidates for the Leg
islature to vote for Dodge for L. s Senator, which
had had the effect of driving great many votes
over to the Wings
Two Wing United States Senators from Iowa.
Who ever thought it never did, and must
confess that / can hardly believe it now with the
strong evidence have before me Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

NEWl CNk, July 7, I1fp
Dr. TowSsssp-pegy S,I Nearly twenty years ago
look violent cold which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely, Indeed, u naay became constant
cough tat net prevent me from at
tending 20 my business Within tue last few years In,
creased on me gradually. Al last became reduced
brrs,hed with difficulty and raised with my cough much
bad mater and Tor the last nine months previous to using
your Sarsaparla. had regular ughtsvesis indeed my
friends aHd myself supposed thai would die with the
Consumption but haze the happiness TO inform You
Ihat-o my slprise-aiter using Three bottles OF your
Ssrssparila / md NV health restored II relieved me
gradually and am enjoying much better health Than
have before IN &c years mad almost entirely Lost my
nnp,d,e which is also returned. You ~ liberty 10
publish this with my name IN the papers you chop'e
M litlle girl three years old, had very Dad
cou On the whole of last Winter. We became very much
alarmed on heI account While using the medicine gave
her some OF Il, and entirely relieved her as well as
myself and che Is well and hearty 80 any chd
ever sa She .lse full OF little biochsa took them
away and her skin is smooth sud fair now aud am sas'
fed .hs received her heath from usng your excellent
medicine. :. w. CON-ANl, no IN oonc'y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

r~Atwcod-. Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves are warranted a. usual Persons wanting
Cook stoves are the; purchas
ing elsewhere wholesale asd reI.i. by Hcsok Co. "a
Wa,er-s, So 5mroGos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Grbonls.
ITALIAN EVENING GLASS,

ITALIAN EVENING GLASS,
SIGNoR SECCHI De CAsALI Professor OF ise ltel-
T,;,--,- - ~ Rrcoslvn Female Academy, about
commence an Tcaian Evening Class At No rs Leoralts
for gentlemen Eis method ora e-o isczl - Il
TsT,,s quarter N stg1nce The Lessons vii begin
a. "a. to ~ Evsrlng I,ssr Csss = Brooklyn r.
80. ~ 49, CATS sTEDMAS, coz B=eEman
sd Nassau IS or oy cot= .sFcns ne Post Once
ois lDeod
>,CHOOI.-E-mpst-sG Seminary Male Boarding Schoo.
Hr-psi-sa - niles from ne Ctiy, on branch OF
me l Railroad The Winter !e:-z WI commence z OF
Sorrnb-- circrIar. Z. CE:noerln's q Cedsr-sI The
P'is ~ -o - H''-- y DUNN 4 N Principal.
DIsRR0W,s RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4as Bow
~ erg, near Asio. and Lsisyet.E-r4sees, Sew. fork
NJ ns. De hc,or 70 sncoUrce 5si rs School Is opec
Riding. 1En-i-- r,,,-,..s,.,>
Is Lessons eoE l@on:a-....--.-sl2 -
10 DO -...--.- ~ Is "a % 60 ..-. 3 -
ss,S;s 1,...on. ... oolStrsle Ridea IS
Rcsd 10 -. = 5el
B. Highly uained sad qeiet hSsses' Tor the fo.a OF
70 1900 % % ~ Ride ......-..-....ei9 %
s-sgi. -. 90 Sinse Rides ......---- 0 IS
RULES
a. 1870 ~ 5r sses Lessen Ride he School
3 o. soIr a.! a haif for Lesson o. iis Road
:: Hour. 70, Ladies from A. u 20 r 81
5. Hours for Gentle1i,sL r9 49, - 80 o - = 800
No gentleman Admired cuTas ne ho0Es appFoPIsSTo
orts Allowed 5or Course Of Lessons or Rides
B. The School hes be-a ss's a9a q, y -
Stoves. Ladies n delcste Exam H1-u 'e iAeei ~
prebenSiun OF hiking cold -,
TIE Schocl I'll be cssn esrh W ecnesday g. eAT
70. LADIES', -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

W Hear Mr. Seth Terry Of The oldest and most re-
spectacle Lawyers in Hartford, Coma Tbs following
.n extract OF : letter received from MN g..
DR. TowSsgSo. have used one oo'te OF y04' .sase.
martha and ind u s excellent IN Us effects upon CHI"n"
cs.oDed several years ago il public stag seao
m,, tgo boues 10 the care Of Dr. seymour pave con
versed with TWO Of our principal fhfsSS1Ta Typpy
u.nded your Sarsaparlla oAAH ASAi'i'
Hartford Asrcn H. 1875.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

AAANTED.-A few scnve yoanS Men ~ 10 South
w West Agents for tho sale Of and popular
Puhcauons-SSu and shove their expenses will be-
Insured them In writing With opportunity VI clearing
SIec0 per year Some in our employ Will NJ
doubt make over $1,000 per year clear OF ali @xpeasea
Each man viii have his district IL will be u9crsssly Cor
hem to have 81 frm SIS So 10 obtain COED STING
OUT Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hail, 2sS Broad.
way up stsrs Office OF tho Flag of Uaion All letters
must be postpaid. auT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

rS Wafer Cure House.-Mrs. N. 5. Cove cootin-
ues 10 receive patients house al TenIh-s- New
YORK. -,
gives directions for The application OF WsieT Cure ~
j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No 50
Wallet Nrw-York Uncurrsni Money bought nrd sold,
voIs spd silver -rchsn y-d and cras coilai- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

d. TowssEsp You remenber that hsn ooI-inst
bone OF your sersspsris and promised II II srected
go. 20 i've gcc ce...ct-. happy 20 have II 10
mn roxsr 10 return The faTO mad been sorey afflicted
b. e. Rheumatism for NOUNS much OF the TINE 60 oac
.t coct neither sleep waIz- Il Wosid DE- IN
n.le Tor rne 70 describe the pain and agony enc1r=d
{tr-d rurcoer IL remedies without being besehtcc
gentsrasc who Knows tae qualities Of yoar ssrsepsr4
snInc.d ne 10 ~ bottle / id co. srt, 70 my zesl
sstoui.haeut IL Il few day, effected perfect cure
ecy are iaredIlous inyire them 70 ca! on me, AID
promise sen.ty thena OF ne I9ts q ne soeys;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

AMERICAN CONSULATE OF THE RHESlsH Prov
INcEs-The Journal OF Commerce has letter from
Berlin, stating that the Prussian Government has re-
fused to grant the usual exequatur Mr. Graebe,
Consul for the Rhemsh Provinces, ont OF any per-
sona objection against Mr. Grsebe bu, because he is
American citizen and not Prussian subject The Gov
eminent has informed Mr.. Donclson tina, The hing
would receive any American citizen United States
Consul in the Rhensh provinces bu tina; he wanted
appoint Prs<ian subjec; IN his place.
Mr. Grachc had been previously offered 10y the Prussan
Minister ,hc cxequa,ur, condition that he would be-
come Frussian subject which he declined, declaring
that he considered the honor OF being AZ American
citizen greater than any which the Prussian Gov
eminent could confer him The OF the refusal
of the eXequatur says the Journals correspondent and
the declaration exclude al citizens from their
consulate tho Rhenish provinces Is novel and
singular that it will appear Incredible Mr.. Donelson
has reported this rather offensive demand and Is now
70 be seen what our Government Will do. |; Cannot
well yield to the bidding of the Prussisn Government
il would prescribe thereby all citizens, and de.
clare them unfit to nj our offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
cRr.T FEMALE MEDICINE.


Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparillat sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpient Consumption Barrenness LeucorrhG or
Whites Distracted Difficult MeDstuhlon ncontinence
Of Urine or involuntary discharge ihereo snd for Tue gene
raj oro,aton the System matter whether The result
OF Inherent causes, produced by lrreguafty Ill
mesa accident
~ Nothing can surprising than its inygoraing
effects on the human frame. Persons, all "eaAness ana
assitude before aking IT, become robust ana tu
of energy under il influence. IL Immediately counter
acts the erye-ssnrss OF the female frame waich ~ me
great cause OF bsrrennesa
II viii not be expected OF us in cases Of 90 defeats na
tnre To exhibit certificates OF cures periOmed but we can
Assure the afflicted that Hundreds OF cases nave been re-
ported 10 US Several when families have been
without children, after using fe" bottles o hs inVa!u
able medicine been blessed with healthy offspring
DR. TowSsESD: Ny wife being greatly distressed oy
weakness and general debility and suffering continually
by pain and sensation Of bearing down, falling OF Inc
womb and with other difficulties, and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing il recommended for such diseases as have do
scrbeI Obtained bottle Of your Extract OF Safss2afs
and followed The directions you gave me- IN snort period
removed complsints and restored nsr 70 hSaIt-
Being grateful for benefits she received take pleasure
Ia nus led gng u and recommending y % me pup
lie A. D. MOOhE, eof' Oh ofdnu anu NJeio'' N
Albany August II, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

ROARDINGAh ne large room situated on The seecad
ID door with bedroom pantry attached 10 lst eilhor
furnished Gpfurn,hed to it the occupant at No II
Raekman.ai nsfnYence reqnlred. nl0 W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

lhPOhTA.I 70 palcuasHs VI 49,
Fortss-Th. Subscribers haylng puTcnaSod
fSof Mr. John Scrbsr tho exclusive nSbt 10
n d "a d lhs United States % his Patent Harp Frafas
I'm oroyrmsat In Piano Fors now manufacturing foms
very splendd Rosewood and Hahoganany riano toIos'
htch ~, warranted supcror In 70 any now II U.S.
and 70 keep much longer The improvement eon-
80, IN no.l beautiful harp Frame, peculiar In cohsIuoS
@ sing ali tbs suan Of the strings from inc caAei sso
,,uerL sssorrnen, OF the most approved o.cdn sy y.
$3.50 I,s,nnmentI BENNETT, ROGERS co.
az Lo< FoIHo-se Eoee So =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

DOARDING-At No. Reachst. opposite 81. Johns
ID Pork salt OF rooms with paDtrios NC furnished or
unufI.i she'd full partial board suitable for gen
fle,nan and a.Iy or single gana The Will DO let
desired But few bonrdsTs NIL 3tos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
CAsE OF DROPSY.


We have never known q case OF Ur0psy winch lals
medicine used did relieve. The following IS copy
Of letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island L. Is truly remarkable case
FL,TEusH, Long Island, June IL, 1910
Ds ToSgssEYu Ny mother who Is o3 years OF age mas
for several years peS been abofns under severe CASE
Dropsy. We employed, before We heard oil your medi
cine great number OF remedies but the disease continued
10 gain on her she much boaed mat was almost
impossible for her lie down, sleep while lying; her
feet and legs were truly sight 10 behold. We heard
much conversation respecting yOur remedy and we con-
Guided 10 Obtain her satisfaction, not dreaming thai u
ynld rsli.vr her as she advanced In years and
her disease OF long saHdngtor her complaint mad
been coming almost years Inc nf-t boltIe
she look could perceive that II helped her ID tne
least with exception Of increasing Der appetite On
,ing the second bottle there improvement in her
disease continued using It until she TOOK ave boe-
and she 10 almost; II entirely, well She does not look
like The same person she rides out aud walks with ease,
and Is very comfortable The old lady Is highly pleased,
assure YOU well the Of the family and has re-
ou.s,ed me- 10 her lind that have not
half done justice toiI for have not or cannot describe
now she appeared the suffering she experienced or The
great trouble she was for long time In her helpless
Condition. Yours, respectfully, &c. JAMES ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

ANASTEp-rhc advertiser has Machine Shop, OF
w 10 years standing In which IS men are constant
~ snd Probably employed and 10 DESTROYS CT uniting
VITA another OF about tho same force BY saving rent fuel
and other expenses paid by TWO, and introducing
economy and efficiency in other Departmental very hand
and desirable business may DO Obtained Ths build
ngs aud engine erected The past season.
within hours otthe city, and otherwise very eG
giby situated. References given and required Address
: n at the Office Of The Tribune. rli Sw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Art, of Design as Applied to the Mechanic Arts.

While we are daily attributing the want Of de
mand for the finer specimens OF American manufac
lures to variety of canses, neglect to profit by
the experience Of other countries on this subject
II has been said that :" he who causes two spears
of grass to grow where but one grew before bene.
fits mankind &c. &c. Had the originator Of this
adage been aware Of the fact that i'll France one
pound of cotton when manufactured is worth. on al
average, much as pounds manufactured in England
elsewhere, he might have said with equal truth tina,
Schools for tie Arts OF Design enrich nations well
as Schools for Agriculture"
The French mechanic receives as part OF his common
school education knowledge of the Arts of Design
and the consequence is that the patterns OF all French
manufactures superior to those of other countries
The English silver plate worker often appeals to the
French tinman for his patterns, and every pattern
OF French calico sells at IS cents per yard in this
try while novel and duplicated in four weeks By our
manufacturers at l2i cents per yardthus the de-
sign of the French produces five times as much money
the American fabric.
The same facts are applicable to French furniture our
is superior in strength and quality OF wood but the
superior and more classical forms of the French designs
preferred three times the price charged by Amer
can cabnet.makers. From this alone France is
ehaoied 10 place the Whoe "oI!u uiue couIiou9oN oy
educating the eyes of her workmen and thus, without
the agricultural commercial advantages OF other
countries she has supported herself during some Of the
most disastrous nation cursed with.
Our countynen have peculiar facility for invention
and if schools for the Arts of Design should be properly
encouraged among we may at an early date render
our raw ms.erias suitable for the of the tasteful and
wealthy.
Those useful institutions the American and Mechanics
Institutes the pioneers in this enterprise and have
made arrangements to open School for the Arts OF DC
sign this winter. Many OF our first artists have voun
teered their services teachers and We hope our Me
chancs will send the necessary number Of pupils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

CY- Treadwell and Wiett CWhigD and Fuller and
Watson (Locos) composed the Anti. Rent ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

DOARDISG.-a gentleman and his vile, or TWO or
ID lhrcc single gentlemen, be accommodated Win
good Board and p.essan. rooms At 40 East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
Boarding anb 6otels.


1885, Isl and l59 Broadway.
,t1HE PROPRIETOR would respectfully iafotm families
aud single gentlemen desiring board for the Winter, 10
comfortable quarters with all the convenienccs OF home,
thai he has OF light and pleasant apartments To
le, ,Gurnlshed) al moderate prices choice Of rooms
NAV be bad By early application. ORLANDO FISH.
on Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

X(IANTED-i0or ~ German girls 10 work In a manu-.
w featuring establishment In the eoantry, hours travel
from this city Wages paid will be 81 per week for two
months ate which De paid by piece such prices
now Vie ling 10 to rs dollars month soot German
boarding house ha hsen provided by Ike Company with
board &c /, ioars per week Apply a, No. Spruce
h.t,v D anJlO A NJ nd n NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

gentleman and his wife, also single
g.ntleman can DO comodated with good board and
pleasant rooms by application at No sWooSsrst near
$500, Mo Jls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

81 WIN. L. HODGE. Esq. has become the Editor
aud Proprietor OF the New orlean. Commercial Bulletin.
re i spoken of BY his contemporaries IS gentleman of
eminent AGILITY and the Bulletin 10 his hands viii no
reast maintain ia high l.pv sa.ssa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

Peipsi ocr rs fa.:oa g. s ss,o9 go 40 ~
sOaLa fss!. ,. Dr. Dyo.i Son. l52 North Second,st
SSo;,..sI,oS:a s ! Halcs. D.tygls, Ssinnor= r d;
Ss.-Ie.tn- John Virgin Z Co. sewOrlears, IL
SS[-,ser Ard by he principal Draggiso thro1 gtoui
,s- Tinted Sr-t-., West Indies and Csnads
c-a gennne except put a. 10 ne large square egeIes
yb.ch ccns;n G1sEi aid ais led win me written Esnk
rsrare .. TowGsEND srA b. aa1cs e,Swa % 20
ktkse- Vs. 90"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

graduate Virginia University, Ia DESTROYS Of 90
tanning siasoa teacher In Pablo private Shoo
CO f. a;or a een,rsl an,i,es Any ecmnen
lcaEon On The subject addressed 10 BaecssureGs Isie
oee. Will VIII immediate attention. Any
10 Gas school 70 dispose OF In this city vicinity, psy
heSr Of 8 purchaser Mo Sreods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12

! NNASTED-A situation, By a respectable Woman. 40
w COOK and sssis, In washing required. Coed re-
ferslces will be given Apply at No llg Madisonsr near
nrEa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
To the Edit ors Of the Lunchburp Virpinion:

Your remark, rs To the apathy ofthe Wing party uf
the State applies with much force the Wigs Of this
county They have candidates in the field Why
this is 30, will aot undertake 10 explan-possbly from,
sense OF weakness It may be from hope of gaining
strength Out Of The i'll feelings very frequently engender
ed, during canvass amung the many candd oi the
same party, when left 10 battle with themselves II
the latter their expectations may not be III founded.
was rumored, 4, an early day. thai o number Of the
gentlemen Of The democratic party. had the
cluson To live no longer upon hope deferred, and to seek
AT once the neIied reward for past services The
experienced OF the party. advised Of the breakers ahead
resurted 10 the usual party machinery 10 ward of the
evil. Al April court, meeting was called and e:-
tort made To procure caucus nomination, without sue
tess. The meeting declined deciding betw cen the
clans OF the aspranis and sdourned leaving the rse
open. and bete II dispersed, gentlemen OF the ia
~ announ ed their willingness 10 enlist volunteers in
the public service for the ensuing campaign Co Stree,
Qrmer delegate DR.. Carrer. Mr.. McKinhlmer, Sam
Helm. VIM. Thompson and Na,han' Caibourne. The
last four out upon their first and from their &C
ivy seem disposed 10 give some interest ,u the can.
vass They all agree. believe, pretty nearly to the
questions Of the moment Of most interest," All for peace
Tor an amicabe adjustment Of the Oregon difficulty, in
spirit of fair and honOruble compromise for the call
OF convention, 10 be organized upon The mixed basis
and for the adoption Of county system Of district free
| sehonls
The Wings, by concert, might control the election.
but, think. they teel vey little interest in s result
aud will content themselves with voting according 10
their personal preferences.
Franklin, CO, April 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
MARRIAGES.

MsImed. Q" ihaisa.y evening. the 10Th inst. by tho
Rev. Wm. A. Smiih. Dr. WiLLiAM N. PsacIyA, NJ
Nliss CAaoLsss J. wAIxEa. all Of lyochhars.
-. IN the 18Th inst. BY the Rev Jas. C. Clos.
ton. Mr. HEsar q. GAtSa, Ut Montgomery, IL Mics
Maria A, ColENAN. VI Campbell
: -. At Wrlxh,s Mil. on thu evening If Thurs.
day The 10Th al... By tho Rev. rhonss A. Lcpraod.
Mr.. powHarAs bacoEs. il. to Nlss Mar Ass VAN.
DIoaIrr.
-, ., Wrieh,'s Min. on The nvsains Of Thurs.
day, the 10Th ul.. By the Rev. Thomas A. Lcr,apd
MI MiLss baooks, 70 Miss jars GAuLpiss, all of
Appoma,tox c"asy.
May tho Brooks run smoothly mn into deeper and
more nsef" chahne wi'hou, ever having tho trouble Of
BrookGy The storms VI adversary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
CONGRESS-

Mr.. ADAMS mahe ano,ber speech upon Oregon. when
he bill for extending our Jurisdiction over the Territory
was under discussion on honday last. is quite uIy
ira as his previous effort, Inserting claim up to the
Russian line aud opposng all idea o compomise even
though should be the result. On Tuesday the dis
cusson Of the Bill vas resumed bu, no vote taken upou
it. The new Tariff Bill reported aud reft rred to
the Committee Of The Whole.
In the Senate. on Monday the debate the Oregon
question was continued by Mr.. HuNrINGDoN., and on
Tuesday. by MI WEsrcorr. who Insisted upon our
clear and unquesonable right" to The whole Of Oregon
but who avowed himself opposed TO giving the notice. in
any shape whatsoever, as he believed II as antamoun,
to a declaration Of war. Gen. BousroN had The fpor
for "Wednesday. and probably cosed The debate.