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Dispatches from Major General n. Tay-
lor, received at the War Office last
night .ss H. a..
mo. S9.1
- NJ INU. 81 ~" =
HEADQuARrERs ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Camp before Monterev Sent 90 l6d6

under my command, including the mounted volun-
leers from Texas, marched from Marin en- the 18th,
and encamped before Monterey on the 10Th inst IL
was Immediately discovered that the enemy Occur
pied the town in force and had added greatly to Its
strength by terrifying the approaches and command
ing heights close reconnaissance was made the
same evenl by the officers Of engineers and topo-
graphical engineers on both TANKS of the town, and
1t was determined, from the information procured,
to occupy the Sato road in rear Of the town, car
ying, If practicable the several fortified emnences
in that direction. The Cd division of regular troops
and portion of Col. Hays's regiment Of mounted
volunteers was accordingly detached under Brig
,ren. Worth on this service, at noon on the Goth
, ten-inch mortar and two 2i-pounder howitzers
we're placed in battery during the night to play upon
The citadel and town. AT O'Clock these guns open
ca and continued deliberate fire, which was return
ed TO create still further diversion in favor of
Gen. Worth's movement, the remainder of the force
except camp guard, was displayed around the CEN
ire and LEFT OF the town. The infantry and battery
OF the lst division made strong demonstration on
the LETT and soon became so closely engaged that
moved forward the volunteer division under Major
General Butler to its support leaving one battalion
LIST Kentucky to cover the mortar battery A
close contest then ensued, which resulted IN the
capture OF one strong battery of four guns, which
win some adjacent defences troops now occupy
garrison was let to hold this position and the re-
malnder oftbe force returned to camp. .
In the mean time General Worth had engaged the
enemy early in the morning, and defeated him with
considerable loss. In the course of the day two of
the batteries in rear of the town were carried by
storming parties Of the ID DIVISION and third was
carried this morning at dawn Of day. The Bishops
Palace occupied the only remaining height in rear Of
The town, and is completely commanded by the
works already carried. Gen. Worth's division
occupies the Satlo road, and cuts of all succor or
| support from the interior. | must reserve more
minute report Of the important operations OF yester-
DAY until those Of the different commanders are
Rendered, and also until typographical sketch OF
4 NE cosntry can be prepared.
regret TO report that successes have not been
obtained without severe loss, to be attributed in
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BRILLIANT SCHEME yoR l7rH 0crosER.
$5O,OOOl x20,O0Ol

IWU pffAts OF SIUIUUU,
SPLENDID ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class III, for 1886,
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, o.
tober l7th, 1886
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Oct. l2-3if
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-08
OS. 4 sugsstcr, ReErLY il,SsrEEkkEsrINYY. re-

I'm a SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING 70
~ MANY. Dr.. RALPH. Author Of the " PRIVATE TREAT
isE begs that he home much possible Tex
referred to in fhs volume psrsonay his residence,
Ercnwch srcet-or BY posi- through Boz $50 Lower Post
Ohce-New York Also observe beside gleet strc.
parts by malads there others which deeply
interesting TO the suHerer-uch eakness and rrt,bs
Of The sexual organs from early improper habits
and Of the BLADDER; GRAVEL, and fAose esrious
urinary a6sctons which ignoranv called Gravel o,
Stone and on winch whoever consult him may depend
The author DR.. Ralph, has made subject OF Disorders
of the Grno Urnary system his especial study; aud most
parucuy the Of Structure and Of Gravel in every
form generally but little he believe
his treatment offers more than ordinary success
Commnncatons by post may " preferred, be addressed
simply go Lower Pos, Office, ~ T.. Ii formerly
thought advisable 10 give most eminent names aud
references THIS is now however, no Longer necessary
aud rauk the mpudeat claims to medical titles and
hos ptai experience OF class OF people who literally
large cities, become only proof Of the Ignorant
pretender
BFor the convenience Of those at distance, and for
travellers the has conrved little chest with lock
and key, and viii his hued g the I'D which Contains
everything necessxX for he Immediate and private cue OF
who afford the expense Of personal treatment As
there very differ. distn sorders ere sre
also Two different cheats The beside full supply o.
MEDICINE contains the author. patent syringe and mF,sd,'
ents for Injections tprce So The oher Containing all that
necessary from the frat appearance Of the 20 the more
aov,nced or cons ituonal form is also Sc And one Ut
both diseases. so This is peculiarly fitted Tor
r,ners and Travee These originally designed for
ne Of the authors private patients but per-
those who have their advntsse that has
.eca ,aduoed e give them publicity They are for
cnsse: son,h 70 q The unitsd STATE.
York. - "'''""''" "a iwsr
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A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATE

DEC sroNs IN CHANcKRY Made by Anasa J Par.
kerr Vice Chancellor OF the 81 Circuit July 81 1876.
in.causes argued juno Term, 1916 Edwin Hubbe W.
r. W. Watson and r. w. Psckhsm for com plainant, G.
L. Mcneil and H. Hogeboom for defendants. Assignment
nS voS and serss So
for debt and costs. John Sticklemeyer vs. Benjamin
Snyder and others. J. f. Taylor for complainant Job
8 Olin for defendants. Bill dsmissed with costs az to
defendants j. and Catherine Snyder and decree for
complainant with costs against TIE other defendants
Joshua Fellows W. Henry Harrington and others J.
Koon and J. A. Spencer for complainant; W. H. Toesy
and Miller for defendants Motion for new trial Of
egned issue denied and reference ordered to complete
amount due on bond and mortgage. Alexander Lsal jr
Z. More for defendants Assignments by Jsmes Sloane
to James Sloane u and Samuel sloane. and Judgment
sn S.c1es with Of suit The
Nsw.York Life Insurance and Trust Company VS. Tar.
tullus Coz and others j. Rhoades for complainant
O. Cutler and A. Dascom for defendants Decided the
morgager was competent to the mortgage, ami
decree Tor foreclosure and sale Of morgsged premises
The Fremans Insurance Company Of the city Of Albany
plainant McMartin for defendants. Decided that
the mortgages both valid liens all the morgaged
premises and decree for foreclosure.
Decisions motions argued on the lat mot ion day
Robert White The President and Directors Of the
Manhattan Company. Exceptions to masters report on
exceptions overruled with to BIO taxed Christie.
Shueit VS. christopher Garner Motion to stay proceed
ngs in original suit and that be heard ct same time
with cross suit granted Ebsnezer Wiswaii and
others vs. Daniel 4. Wsndell. Motion 10 dissolve in
junction on bill and granted costs to abide event
Wendell NJ Bender Lawrence w. Sanders Decided
that defendant is guilty Of contempt In violating nunc
ton and that he DO imprisoned till he pays $780,
and costs 10 be taxed Elizabeth McGienn by her next
friend l.. q Banc oft Richard McUlenn. Decree and
subsequent proceedings set aside for without
costs. John Barrsger and others vs.. John Luke and
othersReference ordered to master to ascertln whe-
Their the $275 decreed has been paid to Fanny Magee
and whether was done by consent oil the guardian ad
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HARTFORD, CT, Aug. 8, 1876.
Commencement at Trinity College-BWial of Comic
Secfious-Life among Students

Commencement at Trinity Colege-Buwial of Comic
Seetions-Life among Students.
There were more than one thousand arrivals at
four of our hotels during the past week, and the
influx OF strangers is proportionatey greater dur
ing the present; that city, usually scdate
during the summer months, notwithstanding that
she always has a bishop, nevertheless now pre-
sents an unusual hustle. This interesting fact is
in a mement explained, by the announcement tina t
it is the Commencement week Of Trinity College.
This annual literary jubilee is characterised by
several exhibitions oil public nature, of which,
for the benefit oil your legion OF readers in parti-
cuar, and the public in general, will attempt a
brief description.
And first must make mention of solemn fii-
neral ceremony that witnessed AT the College
grounds on Monday night, at about ii o'clock. 1t
was comico melancholy, and extremely anoma.
lous ceremony. The object of these nocturnal
testimonials was one who had long been bore,
and source of great anxiety and inquieude TO
the sophomore class. The name OF the deceased
was "Conic Sections" and bearing his body upon
a bier, preceded by sonIierous gong, long ret
nue. OF merry mourners followed hun to The grave,
in the grove Mt the rear of the College. Ibey ex-
hbted bv their iovial manifestations, senuments
Kin to those of that moumful drgc they some-
times sing, commencing with
rou art gone to the grave but we will NOT dePlore
thee" 4
Af,er the procession had reached the grave, a flu
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL


81 Nassau Stres Z,
OARTlCULAR MOTT. r -Patients residing in any pari
Of The Union, by writing full st-tement Of their sua
let the Disease be of what kind it maydec te
delicate private other will be consulted upon BY
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
Grs.sry remedies with directions, Forwarded mmediss,y
In this instance the fee (s5 which WILL include all
penses must be enclosed, POST paid, and directed to
w. y. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where of the Memben-Doetor McDonnell-is con-
slant Attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT.
For the of Gonohna, Giects, Structures weakne's
Of the organs nocturnal and all dcha
from the urethra This diurec
other remedy discovered without interfering
any way with business. P,ice 81 per pot.
SARSAPARlLINE,
Peparedbv the College, Is the active principle of the
nuine Honduras IL approved by the College for the
cure OF scrouis rheumatism curaneous erupons enlarge
ment and pans Of the bones syphc symptoms and the
train OF diseases consequent judicous OF
curry and unskIlu medical treatment Price, 81 bottle
or bottles for So ..--- ~
NON-Mt RCrRIAL BtACK DROP
This yalu hle Alternative remedy IN syphilis boil
primary and constitutional II should be resort TO imme
dtey after the first OF the disease Persons
who have eup ions The SIX venerel nodes rheumatism
scrofui dseae arising from impure state of tie
blood shou be without Single bottles,
&l-csses of hall a dozen, S..
care uly packed forwarded all parts Of The Union
W. h. DlCklNsnN. Agent, 81 Nassau street
aus lmsr
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Literary Insstiigsnce.

The annual COMMENCEMENT Of Trinity College held
in Christ Church last Tnursday of the pro-
ceedings will be found in our columns.
The honorary degree Of L. L. d. has been conferred
upon Richard Fletcher, Esq, of Boston by Dartmouth
College
Since the battles Of The 9Th and 9th Of May, General
Taylor has had L. L. D. attached TO his by one Of
the Southern coleges We by toast given Mata-
on the 4th inst, "Old Rough and Kesdy.r since
that event. Is called Teacher OF Laws IN the University
of Mexico
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AN,sIL-N'T AMI MUurhN bUUno.

ANCIENT AND MUDEhN bUUho-
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened extensive estabiish-
ment in the large basement Of No 81 John street. aot
the saIe OF valuable Books department OF human
knowledge art and Thought He hiss secnmusssd e sns
rsbIe collection Of works of WHICH are ans
rare and all more less great value He intends 20
for cash. and to have no rval ~
stoci w, be constantly susnrntee ~ the puSchass Of Pr
vsts brares or Of smaller COLLECTIONS OF books he VIII
INV .vsrv worI ancient or modern which vnue u ~
BY any sect or party, every department Of ers
fore TO make an sgeesbe report Tor the
Bibliomnnsc the Antiquarian the Divine the Lmwyes, ne
whom viii meet with choice works, Ms Swn pAftieuin
sIk n he possible He therefore, invites All
literary psrsous TO pay him visit and Judge for themselves
He has likewise Arxe qusrtty Of foreign and naive
Nusc oi Piano Forte and msute for when
be viii thank any one who may want give him o?stsn
lowest Pes BY the very ebsspsst sepsr M
'', $50 JOHN BoYLE. toeLs.IIss: v,,s
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PARISIAN EGO ATIV Z
UPHOLSTERY,

CURTAIN MATERIALS, kc.
THE subscribers have in store their full assortment
of Proca!sls as, Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lamps.
India Dsmssks, Chntzes Morsens Ornsnsnts and RIM.
mines, uitablc for Bed and Window Curtsns and Fnri
ure Coyerags OF all descriptions Tor ntsro, DeeoHtions
selected with great the French and English manu-
factories BY one Of the hrm and embrace the lses. and
purchased for cs BILE offer ct lower PRICE than
any other establishment In the city
examine stock from which they be supplied ~ any
auantty wholesale and retail furnishing VIII also
find their advantage select from aso ment
which for variety csnnot Re surpassed The newest dees
for internal decorations received by every packet.
SOLOMON X HART.
Upho,stercrs and Importers, 2i3 Roadway
AZ Imsr opposi e the Park
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rwwnw-wmH~a
No. III.
3urros AYRxs. NAV 9Th. lsA6

BUENOs Nfkbb, way Otfl, I54O.
Before saying anything of the conduct of the
French and English ministers after their arrival
here, | will say word of the chief argument
used by British and French subjects living here,
urged that Rosas was a boodthirsty tyrant; that
he massacred in cold blood many of his fellow
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
~a4Y nH FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier az the foot Of Barclay
3--.xs-A- Landing at Peeksk West Point, New.
'urgh Hampton, Milton Poughk~epse, Hyde Park, Rhine
eek Red Hook Bristol, Catskll, Hudson, Corsacke
Undertook and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, Wed.
aesday and Friday Mornings A. NJ
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorham on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock
Returning opposite days.
For freight apply on board the Office the
wharf.
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LUSG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CO., $40 R So

GRAINS RUN As s E0tLQ1Ws, C 2, sssd WED
LEAVE BROOKLYN O'clock A. NJ Boston IN for Green
port, daily Except Sundays) stopping at
farmingdale and 81 Georges Manor.
msH O'Clock, A. M for Farmin dale aud
at3P 81, through to Greenport, st~r ping
both ways Jamaica, Branch Hicks, lille,
Earminglrle, and all the stations bstwe
Fannugdae sud Greehprt.
az z; NJ, for FarmnYdae and intssns
LEAVE GRsEEPoRTa O'Clock, nj. Accommodation
daily, (except Sundays,) through to Brook.
yn
stsP.M., Boston train, or on the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich stopping at st.
Georges Manor aud Fsrmingdsle.
LEAVE FARMINepALE ut 6s A. M. Accommodation train
for Brooklyn.
at8k A NJ. Grecnport train, for Brooklyn
M24 p. NJ Accommodation train, FOR
LEAVE JAMAICA A. 81 Accommodations train for Brook
.iyn
" al Oh A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn
az 81 T. M Accommodation train, Tor
.ourse sA Trottng Course sX, Jamaica Is, Brushvile
COURT SIX Hampstead SIX Branch yS:, Cars Pace
y, Westbury a. Hcksyile a. Farmiugdale 62x Deer Park
q Iho%psoa sa Suffolk station s Lake Road station
Manor 81 62h Riverhead 81 62 Jam~spor 81 62 Matte
Accommodation train 81 is Greenpo by Boston
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains the
the Island.
Baggage Crates will readiness foot of Whitehall
street baggage for the several ans 30 minutes
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
twice each day. the of the from Brook
tyn. myl9rc
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sr. LOUIS SocIETY.--A by the name of Robert,
was shot in the back by Louis Guon, on the s0th
ut Previous to this the father of Guon was shot BY
one Trudeau 10 Blond In the evening" after fsticuf
trial bet~ two clerks named sekrk and Blake, the
latter fred pistol at the former, not njuring him. In
return, sslkirk stabbed Blake with q knife several
tpaa
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s1fN packet ship UTICA Capt, p. Hewitt will sail on
S4.the i'tof Sept FQr FREIGHT q es;ssse :pI,y,o
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
For ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.

From the pier at the foot Of Courtlandt street.
The lowpressurs steamboat EMPIRE, captain .: Macy
Courandt street. on Tuesday, Thursds,
md Saturday evenings, at seven O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt VIM. Fl. Peck, will
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, :
o'clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive time aks
ne Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo,
forth Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain
For Passage Freight, apply board the Once
he wharf.
No freight taken after 5x O'Clock.
NOTiCE-All goods, freight bank bills specie, or any
her k,pd property positiv ely risk j26
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RAILROADS, &c.
TO ESTEEM TKAyELL1ks

NE inDi'c respectfully Informed thar be an
"a the canal caused by he late freshef having
paired, the PIONEER 4 EXPRESS LINE via RAILROAD
ana canal from Philadelphs Pittsburgh commenced Us
esuaI trips Tor the Monday, the 9TH OF April
ga, inR the Depot No. az Market street DAILY IN
o'clock, AM.
BY lhs pa.sengera will avoid all the fatgne and dan
ed Ia daylight
For further information apply oidesabiished Ocs,
~ Market street, doors above Eighth street.
so 6ms ire A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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MurIyr OF BoARp REVENUE CurrER DALAI
We understand that irit Of insubordinaton was OBJ
served Saturday morning. the part Of the Of
The Dallas, lying in this port flung out that very
soon ripsnsi into mutinous outbreak The circumssn-
ces as have learned them that being the end
Of the month, the demanded their payas they
sert according previous arrangemen-and not recei
return Lieut. 0ttinger the officer in command. r.
cised his authority with little avail as the cry had gone
forh''no payno work"--and not man OF the insub-
ordinates NOV ed when ordered. Seeing his authority
disreg ed and deed and finding himself in the diem
ma OF commanding unarmed vessel with mutinous
crew. without the means Of enforcing his auhortythe
officer with becoming spirit Of energy and promPtness
called to his aid Collector of the Port and the United
States Deputy Marshall who very soon restored order TO
the shin by placing ten of the mutneers in irons On
Saturday evening we took a peep over the buwarks,
and group of fine locking tars as we ever laid
eyes en- wearing the emblem OF disobedience. We
ally did not fancy the sight, and turned away wondering
why the did not receive their Bu6aio ErPres
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON SENNe TT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand,

DAILY HER AL D--kvery dAS Price cents copy-S1
% per annum-pay able IN advance.
WEEKLY HERALD very Ssuurday-Pree o. cea u
per copy-S3 21x aDnum-pay able A advance
HEkALD FOR EUROPs.-EveTy steam Packet DAY.
ADvERTIsEMRMTs at the usual pices--always cash
u advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch
All letters communications, by mail, addressed TO the
sosmsnt must be posi- pa d. or the postage will be de-
d. cted from the suhscription money REMIT d.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor of the
NTw YoRK HEzALp EsTABLIsPMENr.
Norrh- w esr rou rn Fulton sod Nassau streets
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A~A LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mai
AlA Train leaves Whitehall street Ferry New YorL
8568$8 side every morning at A. NJ, for Boston,
2X- Also, trans from Brooklyn side at O'Clock aud
we nnute., and 81 NJ, and and r. ~, daily. The
Nj, and z. NJ 60 through the former stopping
ssrningdale and and the latter Al. places the
osd
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Ehk MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS

EXCURSIONS.
,ssscssA m SAIL across the Hudson river to Hob,
5,s,s KEN and then wek the Elysian Fieda
Nass.-s-sk-along the exceedingly picturesque shores
he place, will prove the easily accomplished and
of all rua that BIO made from the city
The grounds charming aspect the b,
ng leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf.
The walks excellent order having been considerably
IN |, ell ished the present spring.
On every pleasant there will be in attendance
Coltonnade Elysian Fields excellent Band of Music
which will perform selections the favorite Operas
ar airs, marches waltzes, sc.
The Ferry Barclay, Canal and Christopher sts
completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from Hoboken TO Barclay until j.
O'Clock.
FerriaEe 6k cents MI smAr
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ExfX- FOR LiVERPOOLs-New Line-Regular pack
1y ct to sail AUGUST 2ethThe elegant, ast sailint
&S.pack ship SLDDONS, +. b. Cobb, master, of llM
will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight passage, having unequaec
spiendor comfort, apply board, Orleans wharf
x COLLINS Il 20. So sonth II
Packet ship SHERIDAN, Geo. b. Cornish, master, viii
succeed the Sddons. and sail September 2eh her egus
dav. . - ~ - iva
SER ONLY REGULAR LINE OFPACKETSFOR
NftA NV ORLE ANS Packet Of the 10th Aug-
The ia s4iling and fav. ri e facke' Ship OSWE-
90 Cat johnson, will sail positively Monday, Aug. 10,
her guar day,
She splendid accommodations for cabin, second cabin,
and eerage hose wishing TO secure berths
should make early application to --
VS. j T. TAPS OFT,
au4 86 South ST., I'd door below Burng Slip.
kSxS OLD ESTABLISHED UNITED STATES s
&E3A GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND EMIGRANJ
1a.OFFICE-The Subscriber continue to brIuE our
passengers ny the regular Packet Ships sailing 1--WE
days and also for rs'css American transient ships, sail
ing weekly vers moderate rates.
Drafts also be fnrs ished for payable
throughout the United Kingdom application above
t'HN pEHDhAN u ~ >0oth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
Charlotte Convention.

We learn that tho Internal Improvement Convention held
few DAYS ago Charlotte courthouse nded the
construction Of n Rail Road from Richmond to Danyle-
The only point have heard named in the
route 10 the Black Heath coal pits. Mr.. Jones' intel
lgent engineer, resident 10 Amelia county, estimates the
5000 per mile, 200, 900 for the entire dis
lance.
There animated discussion the proposition
portion Of the members Of the Convention being opposed
the railroad altogether, and in favor instead of the i'm
provemsnt Of the navigation Of the Roanoke, Dan and
Staunon rivers. Among these the delegation from
Caswe. ~ c. the only county in that State represented
The editor Of the Milton Chronicle, vino OF tho de-
esutes from Cuswel seems be highly dspleased with
the decision OF the Convention and observe in that
paper call for another Convention. be held in Oxford.
N. c. the Sd OF November adopt for
securing the object they have heartshe improve
Of the OF the three above