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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
ASTHONY W. SIXTH, Secretary.

W We think that The CosgesI occupied BY Mr. och.
enbrough Of FLORIDA must be avs horny him n he has
the usual amount Of human shs5iy. rbtBy be onrs 10
M Cabe and was aksn from ban ~ unscfupuous parry ma
ouy MI Cabe sre1pon nlds appeal people u Fo
roo and hey have responded N biz appel secng him b.
hne majority Nj Broekenbrough mistake The wishes
OF the people OF his SAT- and b. occupies seat
IN Congea IN opposition 10 the Mr. Caes aIo,ty !.
- large that cannot again b. qBouoned will a. bs
place IN the Coagress ant FEEL unphed not
over TIE Locoocos n hs State but sofeo.
OF TIE nation He rtpfesented vcy gallant arden
Wing who VIII do honor the pog that have shown
their good sense By selecting him their Re7res NATIVE
'LosissRs Journal
lhe editor OF he Detn1at t1i hi nrta1a has no
oeeiiOn % bouown The 0f the banks pr Then
Why has The Administration passage Of w that
Bank paper shall not be fscevablo ~ po IN 80 land
ana eutto houses whether par n The PoE sd
n alton hasto objection 70 taking i Bank pspsr
why should obcstto akng the PAYNE solvent Bsnt
paperi-H
Every te indication OF prosperity erred - he WasbinF
ton Unon' 10 The rh Everything acnbed 90 the o5sr
ton OF arn that ISN'T operation until ner ynfst
The story book that JACK Killer had r5fd ., .s,s
that three miles bsiore edge. hardly tbnt thai p
| ksry's new tsrh quite % shirp that--B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
sub-Treasmry Robbed.

The SHb-TfeasHTy in Tuscaloosa, (Aabama) has fallen
into the hands Of the Phistnes 1t by statement
in the Monitor" that Capt James II. bearing the PEN
sion Agent, had deposited about $780, specie belong
ing 10 the Government in iron chest and placed 1t
IL the store Of merchant of that city The robbers hav.
ing forced the doors OF this store, bore of Iron chest
aud Appropriated the "spoils to their own USE The
Monitor thinks the loss ought fall the government
had provided safe" and tho Agent was instructed
to keep the funds in his custody instead Of depostng
them in Bank. The next shall hear will be the abb
squaulnuon Of Of the Sub Treasurers themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Wing papers requested to copy. ~ Z


AT meeting Of the Physicians OF Lunsnburg county
convened at the Court House Monday the 9Th day Of
November 1876, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
to the Medical Convention be held in the city Of Rich.
mond the % Monday 10 December next Dr. Henry
May was called TO the Chair, and Dr. Anthony w Smith
appointed Secretary; when the following resolutions were
sdOptod
Resolved, lsi, That highly approve Of the eontem.
plated Convention.
Resolved, 2dy, That for the purpose Of carrying out
the wishes OF this meeting, appoint the following gen
emsn TO act as Delegates VIZ DIR. William II. Peny, Dr.
John r. Petus, Dr. Rich'd J. H. Hacheti Dr. Lucius r
Woouen DR.. John T. Merriman and Dr. Robert Bagley
and as aiternaes, DR.. VIM. W. Woodson, Dr. Robert ii.
Crawley, DR.. Josephus Carter Dr. Jno. s. Bayne Dr. Aor
G. Crale and Dr. Alex. Cunningham.
Resolved, 3dy, That the above Delegation report upon
the proceedings OF the said Convention a meeting oil
the Physicians Of Lunonbug be held the Court House
Of the said county, the I'd Monday in January, Is47
Resolved, Ably, That the Chairman aud Secretary be
added 10 the above Delegation.
Resolved, 5th That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Wing and Enquirer
HENRY MAY, Chairman
SCR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Prom the National rnisnssnesr
The Cotton Cr0n. Sc

10 consequences Of the unavorsbe season for the plant
and especially the attack which tho army worm (so-cnsd
psoaey, because the army, fighting out an inquitous
war, &C. are the themes u all onRues) made upon H.
there must unqDesonaby be smother short crop Of cotton
ou whether II be materially short Of the last crop u
600 bales) time only tell. The crops Of the Gull
States are doubt seriously injured. and must fall far be-
low those Of the last year but those Of the Atlantic State,
are gre,'er than lest year. and probably reach foil aver
age. Upon the Whole, the entire crop Of tho United States
must be at least 100000 bales, sDd may 30 300 600
possibly 1000 900.
IL nov made certain that large amount Of precious
metals will DO imported into tho country in consequence o
TIE decline m foreign exchange which owing partly 10
INC temporary demand FOR our bfoadstuHs The coin will
come 81 most oppor1ne time, - % presumed the Sc
c'ssv Of inc Ifea'ufy will require large amounts 70 b,
sent out the country 70 psy the expenses Of the Esecu
tive wsr.
Exports n bfesdsun, will not lsst lonR. When the,
eesse foreign exchanges will advance 10 par or above
and IN the latter event. tho precious metals will Of course
leave vs. The restoration u the tariff Of 1s42 will have
the tendency 20 prevent df,n Of ts hard ~ Col Ben
ton Calls a. LEDGER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, 1876.
IL appears that tho 81 40 men Of the Demootatc
the satellites that reyove around Polk Dallas and
themselves TO the defeat they We brought
upon tner party, and the injury they have inflicted unon
Inc county The Post, OF your city, is rather ahe,J IN
excuses aud seems his friends as an Irisbm,n ,,
one-eyed horse He keeps their blind side or rather tries
out startling. But IL WON'T do ~
The farmers who have prospered under the tariff of 42
whose lands have more than quadruped their price in the
neghoorhood OF the manufacturing towns the mining op.
ranons, the iron works and the public mproyoment, arc
not to be guled by the free trade notions OF the day The
samples OF siOand al yet c,h upon their minds and
IN reference 10 the advantages OF protection they feel
THEY are the recipients and "thc lords of the loom
They know that the home markets are the Market, of
iarmer and that is only when the crops have failed in
Europe or the poatoe crop has been DESTROYED BY
planet, the tariff OF 40 that any ADVANTAGE Ia.
gained by the farmer They know also tina, thsy who build
their houses supply them with furniture educate their chill
dren, do their "dosIon and their
who make their hats-their boots, their Shoes and their
shrts-hey who furnish their carriages their pnurhs their
narows their harness and their whps-they who make
me i'on-who dig the eoal-who make their pots-who
do their smithing-who make their shoves and who tan
their leather the for only their -four but
lo' iheir straw, their ptaoss apples onions beef
pork, butter, eggs, geese, chickens, ducks, &c &c
They know what is best for the farmer and from expe
renee they have learned what il best for the
They know farther and they in this State know IL 10 their
cost that men in office. and those who print by aurho
V-are not exactly disinterested in giving the advice
consequently your men from Duchess who furnish Won
with mhk-uhe Ouakers who supply you with herbs and
nouons and those who furnish you with brooms broom
handles ana to make your brooms are not so Rno-
rant as to believe the popular doctrines of the
when they see these threadbHre excuses-thee humbus
eonecures useful only for purposes Of deception they
place the ball OF the thumb the nose and with rapd
agitation OF the dgs signify the Of their belief in
the measures.
But these gentlemen who do the thinking and several
other e matters for the administration can't come III
with the people, would it be better like SIamm 10
sing out Boots aud fork over 10 the successors
pENkSVIUANI.N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Mr. Calhoun.

The New York Herald understands that tho friends anc
admirers Of Mr. Calhoun making preparations TO Poi
him forth oanddhe or the Presidency In ls4s whether
he receives the nomination Of National Convention re
which he has slresdy declared his determined opposition
The Herald sates hs snang emens have slro.d,
been perfected lof establishing Calhoun psper i've pre-
sumo IN New York; which will soon be issued.
On the other hand. the Washington correspondent Of IN,
Charleston Courier whtes'-"Mr. Cshoun's prospects emo
Intentions the Presidency much talked Of here
IL has been believed that he would certainly be candidate
without regard 10 the movements Of party Conventions
Bot learn this positively denied by leading mem.
bos Of the Democratic party here. They say that Mr. Col
houn viii iske step tia, will be unsvorsbs 10 the poll
~ Of hs democracy that he has slwsys been oandds
800 the election and that he will fall into the rank
whenever he aid shal be required"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

" The Wings Of Kanawha county, in public meeting.
have noHinsted JANIS VI. STEPHENSON, Eco. Of Wood
formerly Of TylerJ susbe person to represent that
Di'tne In tho next Congress. Tney PROPOSE however
District Convention BY the decision Of which, they agree
10 abide Avg j. smith, Esq Of Harrison, is already an.
nooneed as candidate IN this District but sgrees sub
NIT bic claims to Convention We arc eisd 10 see b.,
evdonoesof harmony and Cancellation Either gentleman
would make valuable representadys-and either Of them
can BE- elected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

III b. A. Ludlow, Esq, recently Surveyor General Of the
State OF Mississippi; announces, letter TO the editors
OF the New Orleans Tropc that he has succeeded in to
ing the problem Of the Quadsurc Of tho Circle and that
he will be prepared 10 few days lay his solution before
the public, the Chart, which will accompany tho Demon.
station, being in the hands q the enRrsyer The
Tfopc say Gen. Ludlow IL well versed in sbstrue ma
hemscal science, though skepuca a. to his success,
on this occasion. Nevertheless il says distinguished
homaiean Of New Orleans has looked somewhat into the
calculations, and h ss faith in the result
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
NEW MUSIC!
hhChRED IN aDIdkCE by WM l.. NoSTs0UE
BULLETIN, NOVEMBER Isru

LUCILLE, OF vse ci-T Ts~s. danced in Lonsop and
Frcd'k Taylor. 49, ~ 49,
Governor founss Grand March; by A. satus
oisdniles from Waiaee's Open, Mariana
La fafisienne. beautiful Waltz BY H. n u,ren
Redowa Bohenienne wats with ntu,e, nv f.u,,r.
3. W. BaSsfosd. $500 ''''''V
n',arsa en- forne de Eoneo BY p Burrmurer
De Meyers Grand Waltz with Portrait by Mis-. Rrorr.
Jessie, have loved pretty song with
ss" composed BY Linley. "
pe.fsraos Piano. " "
Mary Blanc" easy piece for the Piano
ROW gently rweet Anon" with variations
The Rore OF Alabama. with variations
Another supply OF the popular piece. Cap,,i,
March" and " Lieut.. Tompkins' Quieksep"
gVJ Hes and bsssff.i GHlar ssuFs Ge he
Can nj the SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN LYRE
-. No l6+ Main STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Counterfeits i'm CircuI,,ion

The Petersburg Republican that in the last few
days. number OF 81 couneeis the Bank Of the State
Of North Carolina have been in circulation in that place,
and we therefore expect them in this city
They have quite appearance, but are said to be
badly executed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
DIED,

On the evening Of the 18th instant EUgErs LaTaYrrrn
CoLS son Of John b. aud Catharno Coln in tho fourth
yesr Of bic ego.
" ne trends and responsiveness Of tho family and II
Mrs Katherine Colin and Mrs. Sarah Ward are Invited 10
euend The funeral, this morning ~ ~ o'clock from his
iatbofs residence on 18Th street, north OF Broad a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

The last Lewisbug Chronicle that several droyes
Of Hogs have passed through that town. on their way to
the Eastern markets. "From what we have been able TO
learn, (ssys the Chronice there now forty or fifty
droves between this place and the Ohio vsr The suppo
suon IL that Pork will be chespu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

lJ The CIarksburg tHarrison county, Republican in
forms that steps in progress looking to the improve
meni Of the Monographs, by saok-witer navigation,
extending from Pitisburg to that town. Great interest IL
taken 10 the Of this effort, we'll in Piu.bufg a.
in arksburg and the country and we sincere
ly hope thsit may be speedily contaminated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

ar Tho "filoL" LocOfoeo psper published a, Buffalo
IN. v mshes the candid oonfesson'-"we are now ID
minority IN ,hs State, snd IL absurd deny that ",
IN the minority w the Union, since New York Penn
syivanis and Ohio have spoken"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

~ CsyuEa, Hnd5 county, Miss, Thursi,y ts Qs Oetos,
~ ne Rev M hron NJ RouEnr DraH Of Cayura 70 Mis- VIE
=. HAEutov daughter Of the late Bur- isr,, ~, a.
merry Of FiedoueEsburE Va.
A. Oakondas, Madison co Alabama on Thursday IN,
9th inst, BY Rev Mr. Hubbard, Mr. RcHD s. RonFsTsos
81 va to Mise MARY JAya daughter Of Luke Matthews
Esq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

VINO TAsTE-Tho City Fathers hsve painted the inside
Of The State House. bot sft the outside d-p6,
dsiphia SPIRIT Of i've Times
The Democratic as'o and praeucs is 70 nsks outside
show md profession while within oil IL confusion There
~ CONSISTS The difference between the psrles The
7co' are Tor show to catch the eye the Wings Tor useful
and Necessary reform, wherever needed.-N0h dssys-
1000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

smru CaENaoE WHEErs.-These have appeared in
London, The tire Of the wheels consists Of an elastic IN
buar ring II osouehouc enclosed in lsathern c.ss and
inflated with air any degree Of tghtness desired The
motion Of the carnage is exceedingly easy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Emory a. Henry College.

We publish by request this morning. and with pleasure
the interesting correspondence between the Faculty of this
thriving Institution and our former fellow WIND.
ham Robertson, Esq Situated in section VI the State
IN which there we believe other seminary OF learning
in which the higher branches taught we arc gr.d,d
to hear that this College Is in highly prosperous eondi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

81 VIM J. Shelton, E-q. has resumed bis connection
wih tie Charlottesville Advocate its editor. Mr.. s. s
q ~eu-iaiofned Pohdeisa, snd vigorous writer We
wish him ell taecess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

TnG KEuUoEY FAnnER Nine or ten Of tho Leicester
breed. imported from England by the Hon. Henry Clay,
p'ssed through Pittsburgh few days since, their way
20 Ashland under ehaFge Of shepherd who with
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

" The Democratic Review is not to be discontinued
as we stated the other day, from msapprebension Of
Joking paragraph in q Philadelphia paper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

"slavos cannot brcsho IN England" quoted John Boil
TO Virgnisn "Your institution very peculisfp ro
Piled the latter, 1--WE do give ours some chance"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

RUAsrEs.-The late Rev. Dr.. Isase was both great
wsR and crest smoker
There you are, cried young lady who surprised him
one day with pipe in hs mouth 81 your Idol sgsin,
YES madam replied BE-, eoolly, burning H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

1p"Any Rain bot that Of James X Polk" seems To
have been the waehwofd u the Whigs IN the recen,
elections Tor u stofmod the election dsy In Ohi3
Of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

Btslon o. PnoNiU-HEyY DAsisrs AT tho lse
term Of tho Court Of Common Pleas of Haron county,
verdict Of 5000 sganst Howard Morse for breseb NJ
marriage promise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

Mr. CLIFFORD. Of Maine, recently appointed Attorney
General o the u. States by Mr. Polk j. gravsy anroun.
eedin one d our exchange papers the "Hon. Paul Cliff.
ioid Tho writer appors Be quite uncOneious Of any
Joko DO Tho maileli but What aaeef eoineidenenl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.

SUPERIOR CHEWING TUBACCO.
THIS DAY OPENED, Box Of Jno. -. Az
- en's brand n Tobacco, put up expressly for the ALAM
BRA, and ~ c0s of ~ pet pound The uuiEned h
this article VII suit the lovers Of the weed they be- suited IN
Richmond
hso always hand superior Oyrera DUCKS Patfes, Vent
son FfeHh Fish hc which will be uervsd a. few
menta noice, IN private fof supper parties
Our present accommodation of patrons
sufpass thoe which boenenahe q o. The
aswe have eve times The NJ Old honse had and
have htm furnished IN style untqracd ~ We ask s trial.
and our best ercuons shau b. used ~ s1tisfacton
n. W. ALLEN, ALuavnHt.
roll Next reuitsntary stnrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
DENDLETON's oFPICE-Tbo D,..,i,


- oI noe Iouery comes 70 hand ~ iays mail ~ Mo-
~ dawn Pine for paessgss Tickets only ssssre in pra
portion saes e'oe Al oeek early aud seeu.e prss Al
PENDLErONB OFFICE
Eo a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

I The Paris correspondent OF the Charleston Courier
speaks Of whispers AoAi in that city regard to the ec-
centricues" Of Queen Victoris-and inmaes there is
apprehension that these eceenictes" may be the
precursor Of the mental maady with which her grand
father George the Sd, afflicted many years before his
death.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
DOTAToEs POTAToEsiI lsC

- ss superior Cbenango POtst 49, from Bangor Ne nov
IN tha River per schr Coiumbii, and Tor sais
a'ls RANKIN wHTLoCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
:. BONNETS, RIIlB.BIss0.INSl g.

W. p q T. p 6RSkPiEN'TfiERR K Go.
No. . Exchange Biock, ian street.
HALL the attention Of buyers 10 their extern
~ sve Of uonnets,
which complete every department The
larger and includes every vansy Of fashionable
goods.
Ribbons.
Tho afgcr the state o. entirely and rat
iorna In Eest variety of style and quality.
m asormeu n F9wers Feathers and other rood-
Also Hand Borcs Ores Whacbone, he.
Being manufacturers End dealing exclusively above hoods
gves us advantages posd BY other an4 enables ne
70 odefour goods prices which defy competition In suv ,,sc,
bJr Republican requested cory. :. ia,
pRIME TANNERS OIL, Tor saIe by
70" INLoRs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
A FINE CHANCE.

"A UHEAT BAKVTATN viii be ole red 10 any
DESTROYS Of engaging stomng
Tobacco in The city Of Richmond FactoD conveniently
eonsfucsd for Tho purpose, with Pix
IL biIes of Manufactured 'oaceo per day and 400
Tho futures be so tho reasonable terms
an opportunity afforded Of he house very early APP
pieaton be made Those disposed themselves
vombe chance, lea further pariulars by applying
M iT-ekdttohD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
II F. WORDS OFFICE.-DawlDg of Alex.

~ andria Lottery will be received by this evenings mall
Capitals $4,000 10000 10 OF 1900 ke Tickets Is 70 Nos
drawn Max the package Of 90 whole u;kes only
$3.50 halves quarters be had Until osok
this evening Of no 10 p WORD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

IV1 For This Evening" Soooo 1000 1893 90 Of 1000
20 Of 500 20 Of ESQ, IS Ne ~ Tesets S.
The Dollar ouerySiooo Of 1000. s77 rs, as Nos ~
dauFn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
His COuntry's,
His Gods and Tuufh'a

thank you FOR the kindness which am indebted for
the far too hatterng in which your conceived
add remain, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
Messrs G. Collins, Eph II. Wiley and Edmund LonRley,
Faculty Of E. & II. College.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-21
ITO engineers and contra ctors of put

IO engineers and contra ctOrs Of pub
l. lie wOrks.-A gentleman about returning to
England offers for sale, by private contract, large
collection of drawings and tracngs Of the most APP
proved machinery used in Great Britain, consisting
of high and low pressure steam engines; the whole
of the working drawings of the splendid lscomo-
tives on the Great Western Railway Company;
twenty large sheets Of tracings of locomotives by
Hawthorn & Co.; working drawings and tracngs
of the most approved turning lathes upright drills,
sitting, shaping, planning, punching, and sheering
machinery; drawings of rope machinery of diff
ferent constructions, including the splendid rope
spinning, forming, and laying machinery lately
erected by the British government in the Deptford
dock-yard working tracings Of engineers of Great
Western, Thames, and Midway steamers, and
other drawings of different descripons-in fact
such collection as is seldom in the power of
single individual to obtain, and such an opportunity
seldom occurs of parties having it in their power to
purchase.
Also, few reams of excellent tracing paper to
be disposed Of.
Letters addressed Engineer" care of Mason &
futile, 80 William street, New York.
New York, April 2l-2t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-21
To the Editor of the Union,

To the Editor Of the Union:
In the Albion Of the 18th inst, somebod Y who
calls himself Major R., writing from Montreal re-
ferring to some previous communication respecting
General Brock and the 4lst regiment " conesses to
one falsehood concerning General Cass, while as
sorting another.
He says: "But more important mistake occurs,
and one which cannot be charged to the United
Service Magazine. 1t is the allusion to General
Cass as having signed the capitulation of Detroit
He did not sign that but was present. and assuredly
had influence enough from his position to have
prevented compromise of the national honor by
the surrender if he had chosen to interpose that
fuence."
How far the colonel Of a regiment can assuredly
haze influence enough from his position to prevent
commanding general from surrendering his army,
must be left to this new commentator upon military
duties. The question does not arise here for, un-
fortunately for his new code of military ethics, as
well as his veracity, General Cass ,pas not present
at the surrender Of Detroit. BY adverting to the
official report Of General Hull to the government, it
will be seen that Colonies Macarthur and Cass, with
detachments from their respective regiments, had
been ordered upon particular service into the In
terror of the country, and did not reach Detroit, to
which they were ordered back by General Hull, till
the morning after the surrender. Most of the prn-
cipal actors in that disgracefu scene have passed
from the stage; but there are two yet living whose
honor, truth, and courage ever disputed, and
whe would have prevented the surrender, as they
attempted TO do, if any subordinate influence could
have prevented it. They are General James Miller,
now Of Salem, Massachusetts, and General Jesup,
of the United States army, both of whom are ident-
fed with some Of the most gallant feats in their
country's history.
ONE WHO KNOWS.