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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
TwEsTY-NIsTH coseREss...F First Session.
Reported Specially for Tz< se--Yort Tri5un:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


WASHINGTON, Feb 10 1916.
When the House went into Committee OF the
Whole yesterday, notice was pending upon call
for the previous question on the engrossment OF me
bill reported by the Committee Mileage prohibit
ing Senators from receiving mileage al any called
Executive Session, unless the Senator making the
claim had actually performed the travel Tor which
he claimed mileage.
Upon the question Of q second 10 said call this
morning, no quorum voted call o! the House
was then ordered, and ii appearing that a large
quorum was present the farther cali was dispensed
with. On the question OF ordering the o'l! 10 be
engrossed and read third time. the cas- and Nays
were demanded, and the bill ordered 10 be engrossed
by vote of 80 TO 10. The bill was then finally
passed precisely as was reported from the Com
mittee.
a motion was made to 90 into Committee Of the
Whole on the State OF the Union which vas lost By
vote CT Il 10 ~. The House then determined 10
take up the private business. The first business
the bill for the relief OF John Anderson, OF JET
ferson County, Mo. The debate this bill occu-
pied the entire morning session And on motion of
Mr.. HAML1S the bill was laid on the table. the yeas
and nays being demanded. by 8 vote OF 90 10 so.
The House then adjourned, singing John Ander
son my Joe
The Senate was not in session to-day having yes
terday adjourned over till Monday.
The Supreme Court was again occupied with the
Woodwork Patent case. NJ WEscoTT OF Florida
occupied the Court to-day bat feeling sick. after
speaking nearly two hours. requested the Court TO
excuse him I'LL Monday. The Court then adjourned
til Monday next
The news by the Cambria reached here this noon,
and was soon spread over the city in an Extra Bal
timore sun. We are yet in ignorance how the news
came-whether from Halifax by your Express, or
by the steamer to Boston. From all that the Extra
Sun says, it might be supposed that the steamer
had taken Southern voyage and arrived a; Phila
delphia. up the Delaware The Sun says they Elk
pressed the from Philadelphia. How the
news cot there they do not mention and il remains
q mystery. This evening will bring Us The New
York papers and then We shall know.
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From Ereefre Nfrra- ii Sa.graau. "a. y. 50.

THE EMPRESS And THE INDIA RUBBTR CASE
In commenting sw days since the statement OF Nj.
Day in regard 20 his controversy with Mr. Goodyear
simply called attention strong point in the card
remsrkug thar. until was cleared up the public would
have le confidence in tie pstents taken out by Good
year whom Mr. Day charges and backs his charge with
s:daviis with having pa.en;ed another mans treE;;oH
and added little gentle OF certain Washington
letter writer who had been making what appeared 20 Us
unwa-ran;sbe attacks upon Mr. Days business snd
character. Similar made By nesrly every
paper in which NJ. Days card published. The
Express which TO be the organ OF NJ Goodyear,
informed very modefty yesterday that knew
nothing 81 all OF the ssbject AMI called upon to
correc, our errors'-of which not having been con-
vuced persisted in repeating And yet that very
,eous paper states to-day, that virtually admit al II
charged upon US n this matter. Su; how when
where have made any such admission il does show;
and proceeds in is usus and style talk Of
'fssehood" laundering writers, &c. Now, this is nc
Quarrel OF ours and hsve interest whstever IN the
matter farther than 70 the truth and thereby do
act of justice 10 OF most entsrrsins merchants
and protect him from the "unwarrsatsoie attacks OF
anonymous letter writers" II Ny. Day accuses Ar
Goodyear falsely of patching smother mans invention
there is certainly summary way OF bringing him 10 an
sccoun; before proper tribunal. All We know oil the
merits Of this controversy we gather rom the caro- re
eeu;ly given the public and stand by our nrs as
seron that it contains very serious charge that we
must wait reuted before changing opinion In
the case.
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i3rsiness Nnfi1es.

ScarPrURAL SCENES AT THE AMERICAN MUsErM-
The Manager Of this popular establishment introduces to
the public this evening for the fret time series OF Dis
solving Views entirely of ScrPtura subjects and OF
most interesting and instructive character. These views
were exhibited to company OF Cergymen and supern
tendents OF Sabbath Schools few days since and gave
such perfect delight the audience that number OF re-
comnendatory resolutions were passed with their
thanks The Manager for the entertainment to which
they mad been generously invited We have no doubt
the Museum will be- fully attended this evening and that;
too by The moral and religious portions Of the commun
~ We see by the Museum card, in another column
the Manager bas carefully excluded every objection
able feature from his BILL and only offers ucn attractions
sy safely be witnessed by any class of people Sig
Bini, the very talented Guarst Is engaged, snd
Francisco orsini who a said be the most extraor
binary Magician living
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TRoY.-Five of the
large brick stores on Riverst in Troy understand
destroyed by fire Thursday night 1t broke out
ut ~ o'clock and continued until toward morning. We
have no particulsrs-except that John y. Willard How
land Il Bills and Mr.. Brinta grocer among the SUIT
ferers. AID. Argus
;-gS There were several slight fires in Boston on
Friday On Friday night about y o'clock the dwelling
of Ir james C. White Roxbury entirely destroy
ed by fire Loss about SS00--no insurance. At II
O'Clock the same night the dry goods establishment Of
Benz T Burgess Hanoverst Boston, found to be on
fire. and before it extingushed Mr.. Burgesss stock
completely spoiled bJ the fire smoke and water
Insured.
EEy Peter Conner was tried at Dedham Mass
last week for the murder OF Edward Welsh Roxbury
in June last, and acquitted.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BRooKLYN APPRENrIcEs.-Thise evening the an
nual prizes will be distributed at the Brooklyn Institute
to the apprentices for the best specimens OF work %c
Wa well understand, says the Star. how interesting
this will be- and worth the presence OF al!
our citizens who take nm interest as who doe not in
the improvement OF youth The gratuitous devotion OF
time and labor the part OF several OF our benevolent
citizens the Youths Free Library and the general IN
of Brooklyn boys is worthy Of all commenda.
ton An address ia TO be delivered by John Mason in
the course of the evening.
u The OHing Telegraph which was suspended
on Saturday by the breaking of the wire again in op
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Larduer.. LecIure- No. IL.

TIE Twelfth Number Of this popular work which ha.
been delayed Tor sorie time lowing TO loss OF Manuscript
is in the bands of the Printers and will De Eeady 10
deliver on the rs; day of March This number viii con-
tain the conclusion OF the Lecture How TO observe the
Heavens Two Lectures the Stser Universe and the
commencement of the Lectures the Steam Engine
Copiously iLustrsted wiki EngTarings
Agents snd Bookse Hers will please send OF their or
ders al the back numbers yet be supplied Price
% Giants per number
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II We csl the attention OF Capitalists the positive
Charcery sae This Day O'Clock the Merchants Tx
change, by ANTHONY J. BLEEC KER, Of the valuable
OF ground the sh and 10th syenue. and on
5-st fronting Boomin dae-.Gusre The ground sYery
5rm for building purposes being Of The right elevation with
The city grade The for the and
have ell been paid The Nirihsv /. progress Of grading
The lG.h-ag already graded photographic maps b.
Obtained Of the Aucioneer.
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CoRREcrIoS.-in his advertisement Mr.. Herring has
committed one mistake saying hat De proprietor Of
Widers Peten, he Salamaader SAFE he only having
4ken the right for The Sa:s OF NewYck alone to MANI
ncture aud sell Ia The and other place The
correction Is made with all cue r,sp-c: 10 Mr.. Herring
Any person wishing lake right manufacture
sell wilGers Pst-n. sasma1der Safe will apply TO me BY
letter otherwise B. C. WILDER.
Brnoklyr Feb u glt
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Court Calendar,

SUPERIOR CouRr-Tbis Day-Nos. :. p, 100. 1873. 9.
70 So 40 s3 g. 10 49, H. l2 los III TO IA, li9 tc
100.
CtRcrrT CouRr-A feigned issue will be tried to-day
after which the Court will adjourn to next Monday
CoMMoH PrEAs-Pubshed on Saturday.
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ROYAL GU riley. Auetione-r

VALUABLE Books RELATING TO AMERICA Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings will be sold By Gurley & Hill,
at the New-York Long Room. log Broadway ex,cn.
sive and very collection OF valuable Books relating
TO American History being chiefly from the private IL
brary Of an emisent collector Of works America.
Catalogues ready and books arranged for examns
rio
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
ONONDAGA co.


Wkia SUPERVISORS. Loco.
Cicero-issRc Baum Csmilus-Harvey Weed
Clsy-H. c. Warren. neutrality-suspicious.
Fabius-Elshs Spraeue Elbridse-Ch. c. MCGOWAN
LysanGer-C. H. Tall. La Fayette--Iesse Fuller.
Marcellus-Joseph Taylor Msnlus-Chas. H. Mead
Onopdsgs-Jss Longstreet Spoford-(not KNOWN
Odsco-N. 4. Sead Sslins-Thomas Bennett
Pompey-Levi Wells 1Uly-Wiliiam Psttin.
Ssaneatees--Sp'r Hanun Van buren-TcmpA. Bolcs.
A,ie-One Wing loss gained by split last year,
BROOME co.
Pki. SUPERVISORS Loco
Barker. .lohn Coms,ock. Conklin. B. T. Miller,
ChenangoB 7. Cook. Sanford Mr.. Mcclure.
Colesvule Robert Harper Union. f II Clock
NsniicoSo HenryB Stoddard. Windsor .Anson Peet-5,
Triangle. C. Cohns-6
About 800 Wing Majority In the County
Y i'AAc JOHNSON the first Governor elected
under the new Constitution OF Louisiana, was
inaugurated at New Orleans on the 10Th inst. Gov.
Johnsons address has the merit ofbrevity Farther
than this we see nothing remarkable in il. He in,
forms the Legislature that he is opposed 10 Internal
Improvements by the General Government except
for National purposes-who is not?-a National
Bank. Distribution, Assumption of State Debts by
the General Government, the late Bankrupt Law,
&c. &c. The cause of Public Education is com.
mended 10 the especial attention of the Legislature,
and the Governor arnates that in the selection Of
thethousands of officers who are 10 he appointed I'M
der the new Constitution. be shall have an eye 10
their moral and intellectual fitness This will cause
q tuttering among the otfce-seekers if the Governor
is really IN earnest about the matter
q" The Courier X Enquirer of Saturday. states
that there were no English papers by the Cambria.
except Wilmer \ Smiths European Times receiv-
ed in this City until Friday morning. The Courier
will please 10 speak for itself ne had on Thursday
noon no; only Wilmer X Smiths European Times,
but copies o. the London Times. Chronicle, Stand
ard rad other leading English journals which we
would have taken pleasure in losnias TO neigh
bors OF the Courier.
rs~ The CoLuNBIAN MAGAZINE: Edited by
John Inman and Robert a. West Israel Post,
Publisher 40 Nassau.s, Mrs, Child contributes
10 the March number of this magazine beau
tiful sgory OF Indian life and love, under the
title oil She waits in the Spiritlsnd.' Il is in
Mrs. tC's bes, vein. There are other articles o!
merit by Tuckernsn, Mrs. Sisourney Mrs. c.
II. Butler, Isabel Jocelyn, Ia new name over
some clever verses) Padding. Fanny Forester,
Miss Sedgwick. Miss Russell. and editorials and
30 Ok Notices by Mr. West We like the tone Of
Inc latter They seem honest and independent, and
arc not indiscrninate concentrations. The engra.
VI" S. IN this number from original designs Rip
an F" mike Is IN admirable mezzo,int and well de.
signed. Inc grouping is excellent The Boston
Dogs ana Senersi Gage Is q line engraving. The
puousnes u 'ae columbian seems TO spare ex-
pense IN support oil MS claims to share of public
patronage and Perseyeres in his own Gberality.
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10 We WOULD particularly call the attention Of
those who troubled with lips the exquissiy
due article of Otto OF Rose Lip sa!7e manufactured and
for sale, wholesale and retail By J. B. BREED,
23f 3teod No. 3 Murray-st near Broadway
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ovrsrpE.-Fns, pase-over the ocean or Ghmp'e'
Of Travel in MANY Lsnd. Delays the Harlem Rail
road Mater, IN England-Le,ter from London Rhode
Island Politics; Aneedots of J. Q. Adams; New Pub.
,,c.aon.. &c. Fourth Pase.-Sales Of Stocks List Oh
L o.,or.. Marine Journal.
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SUPPOSED MuRDEg.-An Ellsworth correspond
en-, of the Bangor Wing 4 Courier that and
recently stopped at the house of g. w. Darling,
Esq in Franklin Ne where they stayed over night say
Ing that hey would take the stage for the East in the
morning They arose early the next morning and when
Mr. Darling entered toe room. the man was lighting
pipe 10 smoke. After smoking sometime
she grew stupid, pale, and swooned away-was put in
bedsnd soon became entirely insensi5e, in which con
don she remained in spite OF medical assistance. until
Monday night. when she expired.
is said that they belong East Machas that the
who is Irish married lady for her property but
unable TO get possession OF -that be administered
poison 10 her in the pipe otherwise under the suppo
s,;on that should she die her property would fall into
his hand.
On Sunday evening after ascertaining from the med
ical gentleman in attendance that the would prob
ably de-and that the husband could not inherit the es
tate he became anxious to eave-and contrary 10 the
doctors advice did leave in the Eastern Stage Monday
morning taking with him good OF hand belonging
the wife OF $50 against tavernkeeper AT East
Mschas and what money the woman's wallet contained
i, being out few dollars. In laying cut the corpse
s35 found in cloth round the body The
lrishman hes not since been heard from
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The WINSEBAGos.-A gentleman from For, AZ,
knson informs the editors OF the Gslens Gazette thai
the measles and other diseases have been prevalent and
remarkably fatal among the Wnnebago Indians the past
year Their numbers have materially decreased
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ANOTHER BRIBERY CAsE.-We learn from the
Columbus Ohio papers that attempt was made the
other day by lobby member 10 bride the Representa-
i've from Putnam Mr.. Knapp. Mr.. X. introduced
utions for the arrsignmen; of the oende. before the
House 10 to the charge They referred 10
a select committee
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SHIPwRrCR ASD Loss or - LIvEs.-We are in
deb,ed T Sherwood Esq. British Consul in this
city. for the following particulars Of most melancholy
shipwreck and loss ofliis The mate NJ. Robert Now
bray srrved in this city yesterday, ard has made bis
protest
The British bark Ida. $50 tons burthen, VIM. Cham.
bers sailed from London where she was owned,
Dec Is ls45 with 3 passengers and Of Il souls,
bound 20 Portsmouth Eng take in Government stores
for Canada. Thence sailed about lth CT 9TH Janus
y last for St John, n B. On the 26th being in lat II
n lon 81 30 w The bark preached while scuddine be-
fore severe gale from s : E. and was throw. on her
beam ends Orders given 10 CT; away the fore
mast but before they had time to do the bark right
cd, full OF water The Captain then ordered the long
boat 10 be under the lee the other boats having been
lost The passengers Immediately rushed into her pro-
miscuousy, followed by the Captain and crew, TO the
number OF 10 The painter parted and the boat dropped
ssern. The land bore n " F. distant s5ou: 30 leagues
by observation. The boat got about cables length
from the vessel when she shipped filed and al IN
neE persisted. The mate. nine men, and one young wo-
man. remained on the wreck, in the tops from Monday
morning until Friday when they taken OF: by the
schooner Three Sisters of Eden where they were land
ed. much frozen. and in destitute circuns:ances-the
mate being Tie cay able ;otrayei. Argus, 18Th
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, Feo. ~, $40
After the journals were read Mr.. BRINKERHoFF
of Ohio moved that the House resolve itself into
Committee of the Whole the State OF the Union,
with view of taking up the bill establishing line
of military posts on the route 10 Oregon, which was
not agreed 10.
Mr. billiard. from the Committee Post OF.
fees and Pos; Roads. made report accompanied
with Joint resolution for the relief OF the late firm
OF STOCKTON, STOKES & Co. late Mail Contractors
which was referred TO the Committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union and ordered 10 be printed
The Senate bill. excluding DR.. PAGE from the
operation OF the laws prohibiting any person con-
nected with The Patent Office from procuring pa
tent for any invention so az to allow him take out
patent for invention in the application of cleo
tricity and magnetism, reported back 10 the
House by Mr. HENLEY. from the Committee on Pa
tents and It's passage recommended. The bill was
opposed by Messrs. HOPKINS THURMAN and GRO
YER, and supported by Messrs. HENLEY and KING.
Mr.. GROVER moved to lay it on the table, upon
which the yeas and nays were demanded, and the
motion prevailed by vote OF ll3 TO Oh.
Mr.. NASCEY moved 10 suspend the rules OF the
House. TO enable him 10 introduce resolution
that when the House adjourn, il al ourn over until
Tuesday next. in order 10 enable members 10 COM
memorae the birthday of the Father OF our Coun-
try. The rules were suspended and the resolution
adopted.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of
the private bills that had been previously acted upon
In Committee OF the w hole. bill passed by the
Committee allowing Hree hundred dollars to an
individual for the loss of wagon in the Florida war.
was, on motion of Mr.. Rathbun of y. y laid on the
table-the Yeas and Nays being demanded by
vote of - to -.
The residue of the session was occupied in pro-
tracied debate upon bill granting certain sum TO
the heirs of Col Grayson of Va for services rendered
by their ancestor in the Revolutionary War. The
House adjourned wiIhou, taking any definite action
upon the bill
We are all looking for farther items by the
steamer The mail due at . o'clock this morning
has not yet & o'clock P. NJ arrived Your Evening
Paper with the news arrived last night The
Cabinet have had meeting, bat whether any thing
unusual was discussed has not yet transpired
think i, probable from what | heard few days
since and confirmed by the late news, that we may
have another Minister from England soon in the
place OF Mr. Pakenham.
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STEAMBOAT EXrLosIoS.-A letter 10 the Norfolk
Herald, dated Elizabeth City, n C.. l7h instant says
We have Just learned that This morning. sbout eleven
o'clock the steamer Pioneer burst her boiler scsdins
four persons badly tha hcir lives despa;rcd OIL IL
sppesrs that the Pioneer her way down and COZ
ssround VIVA; called the Mocassn trace alc "ne
the hands N the of getting her or the ooer
hUrs.ed- tearing away the in such manner IS 20
csu=e her 10 sink Immediately. The fuu- persons sczaec
were the engineer and three negroes 1t is stated tna
lies Immediately the track and il Impossible 20
ret yaw boa, By her"
The Snow SroRM-The Boston Journal Of Sat
u-day says We had yesterday another heavy snow
storm with gale from the East South East; commencing
al about eleven o'clock IN the forenoon and crasn ABOUT
shutdown. We have yet heard OF accidents on tue
coast csused By ;his After the wind lei! the
weather moderated, and tnere light misty ran Tor
several hours None Of the afternoon mails from NORTH
South o. West, hs3 srriycd when went 10 press
The snow and heavy and much more likely to
oest-uet the roads than tbs: OF last week.
n Some traders from the Mountains have ar
lived 5: 81 Joseph They rePresen; he rveE as free
from Ice 10 tie Lizzie Missouri that there had no, oeen
particle Of snow the Mountains during he winter
ast the Nor0ns WHO los, their way last yesr snc win
tered on ice banks OF the Missouri would be ready 10
prosecute their journey TO California early IN the spring
and that the Indian tribes peace with each Other
EST. Louis Republican
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NIB TRIBUNE.

ry- Democratic Wing General Committee
scisl Meeting OF this Commiiiee will be held on Tues
s.y evening Feb. 2h inst at o'clock at the Broadway
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nou'e' ~ ]. PHILLIPS PHo.NIX Chairman.
ABRAHAM R LAWRENCE, Vice Chm.
JAMES II. PiNcKSEY, }es,ys,sres
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN ..,,s
NIB fun and punciusl attendance Is desired 8. a 81
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FosrY.sEvzN BoxD sr.-Pofitr;e Saie.-Hou.e and Los
No. II Boud-sL Will be sold by wM. H. FRANKLIN
SON. n Merchants Exchange TGestay 2iIh Inst 81 i''
iSee suction head) Tes-lO per cent al ssle 10 Pc
cu delivery of deed, April i'L $500 can remain y
mortgage use year' CT re PER ena-bssnee April is l's
a, per Possession May Is Removal IN 70 rens s.,
feni one yeer. Can De seen daily from 10 o. IN
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P ST. have received by the steamer many congrstu-
istons from friends in Halifax upon my escape al al
informing Of the indignation felt by the defeated par
ties at my final success and the good wishes expressed
BY the inhabitants generally for the OF the whole
enterprise upon the result Of which heavy bets had been
msde.
The Publishers OF The Tribune tender their acknow
Judgments to M Hall of Annapolis Mr. Bsrnaby OF Hal
iax and others who kindly assisted their agent in for
wardrg the objects OF his mission.
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BROOME CO.
SUPERVISORS.

Barker John Coms,ock Conklin. b. T. Miller
ChenangoB 7. Cook Sanford Mr.. Mcclure
Coesville Robert Harper Union. f. II. Clock
Lislc. Henry Williams Vestal....S. Murdoch
NsniicoSu HenryB Stoddard Windsor .Anson Peet-5
Triangle. C. Coluns-6
About 900 Nhir Mninri,r In III, County
The Southern journal., 1846-08-01

man couldn't stand it. He leaped
upon the floor. He spoke for an hour
in strain of violent denunciaiion.
and then. Sinking his fist, and look
ing dtggers and whet-s,ones, he cried
ont. in a voice Of thunder, that men
etertalnlng suclf sentiments, men lba.
would doom our dwellings to the
1iameS and our women 10 the worst
OF faIes. ''deseroed TO be raDan.ed, cram
nsed, jamnsed and double dammcd dorn
a forty four pounder ard shot intoh-Hr
~ 0. Jefcrsoniaa.
The Southern journal., 1846-08-01

The cavalry regiment Of Col. Hum.
phrey Marshall, ,mustering 1000 strong
arereprcsenied as IA body of most mar
hal men. They are generally alh,
'etic young men, riding splendid hor.
ses and their picturesque dress i'm
parts to them romantic appearance.
The hat particularly is fancful. #
Is drab beaver with broad brim.
ornamented with several gold stars.
and loopcd up with gold lace in the
three cornered fashion Of the Revolu.
ton. They all wear their boards un.
shorn, with boots over the legs OF
their trousers, reaching above the
knee, armed with huge spurs on the
heel, and faced with red moroccoo.-
". O Delta.