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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-01

The poor attended between and s. in the afternoon
B-This Institution is not other in
this city. II. BOSTWICh, NJ d..
| fl3 2W<rc Attending Surgeon and Fhyslclan.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
TIE TARlEF.

The advocates Of low duties upon the
importation OF Foreign Manufactures sue
ceaded on Munday, IN the liouse OF Re-
preSputatives, IN getting up the Lill rep0r-
ted sume time ago IN that uody lor reduC-
tior OF The Taih OF Duties on Imports.
With desperate courage they rallied their
whole iotcP, aud mustered 20 much strong
er Than we had supposed, thot, were we
by nature inclined TO be PsuspIcious-whIrh
we trust We ate nOI-we might suppose
that there W. sOme understanding, in
reference 10 he tItgOn question, that ty
way OF equivalent tor the concession by
Great Britain IN regard TO the lorthw estern
boundary The Manufacturer OF the United
States are to he stripped OF the protection
hch the laws have heretofore afforded
them. aud The products OF Dout-uc Indus
Try to be discouraged in favor OF those Of
Foreign workshops. We should, indeed,
be somewhat alarmed for the numerous
classes OF our countrymen " hose interests
are involved in this measure, did we not
remember that the race Is not to the swift,
nor the battle To the sropg; that we have
witnessed in our time many struggles TN
the House Of Representatives on questions
of this character, from the results OF which
we know that the party vote to take up
the question is far from being decisive in
dicaton OF its ultimate tate, even in the
body in which it originates.
We cannot help thinking, however-if
we may without offence freely express our
minds-lhat the House OF Representatives
would be much more wisely, uscIully, and.
indeed, patrlolcaily employed, it, instead
Of hloriHg at this moment Ia destroy the
Wing Revenue System, which has tor the
last four years worked So admirably aud
prospeIousIy for the country, it would Sc
rIou-ly SET about providing the ways and
means, by loan orotherwiSr, Tor supplying
the Il fctenry in the Treasury which will
inevitably and very soon result rom the
expenses of the War in which the country
now UNEXPECTEDLY Ond unhaPplIy hnda
itself engaged.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
HARVEST.

The prospect OF a large harvest in this
county is very hauerng. The universal
sentiment OF the farmers, so lar as we are
able to learn, Is that the present cropis one
OF the largest ever Produced in the coun-
ty. Many farmers have already Commen-
ced cutting their grain, and all fears OF its
teing injured are now over. From what
information we have been enabled TO gath
er, from personal observation and otherwise,
We have no doubt that the yield OF wheat
in Carroll county this year will be at least
three times as great as that Of the last
The corn and oaIs crops look fine, The
appearance OF all farm products, in short,
are fave able 10 the conclusion that our far
mers viii he richly rewarded for ,hpir toll,
and when the season OF hard labor has
closed ,hbey wi he enabled to take their ease
nursed Oh the bosom Of plenty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
From The NaiionaI HtrihgeHcer.
TIE TREASURY BUDGET.

In the following columns will he found
the message Of the President ot the Uni
ted States, accompanied by a Report oi the
Secretary OF the Treasury in Reply to ii
cali by lhe Senate Tor the views ol the EX-
ecutlve AS to any probable deficiency ia lhe
Revenue, and the means ot supplying il.
A deficiency in the Revenue, to an -
mount far exceeding the surplus IN the
Treasury, Is, a. every one mus. have anu
clpated, beyond any doubt IhatdeIicIeu-
cy is, weshave Just as Iltlle doubt IN our
own mind, undeualed hy our Minister oi
FInanee. Instead Of lhe deficiency lot
the fiscal year lending June 30,h, 1897, J
teing what is estimated, we believe, nom
our own observation and experience, that
the whole amounted money ptoPosed oAe
raised for the extra expenses OF that year
will not carry the Government on much
further than the next meeting OF Congress
that is to eay, than December next,
Congress will, however, he then IN session,
! and tie additional necessary prOvioioa oi
ways and means may be we'll deferred I'LL
! tina: time.
As to the mode OF raising the required
additional revenue, 1t takes no couiuer Il
| loretell that it will NOT be- accomplished by
The modification OF the Impost Dnlics pro-
posed and recommended. II those mod
/ hcaljOus could he carried through Congress
and would produce the precise effects cal
cuIatcd uponJy thr Secretary OF the Tea
sury, thry could not be put nto opersuou
lR tpmN to meet the eXgrucy. Other re
sources must therefore be locked to. Tho
only othtr rps0urrc--lur We place no rell
autr on additional revenue from the lant
fund, now that "anueXalion' has btouph
nto market 30 much penny.chcap Iund-
Is bo,rOVHS. To that complexion w
must rome al lest, There are two mode
ot borrowing; the one in torn Of loaas
the Other in that Of Treasury notes. MI
Secretary Walker proposes TO combine til
two; and we do not see what betler cal
be done,
We Uust, therefore, that without vast
ing more ume in Improbable attempts t
modify the Tariff, and nupracurable effort
10 tax The neeessartes OF HE now mporte
Tree OF duty, Congress will forthwith "a
lhorize the loan and The issue Of Freasuc
Note, and relieve the Government ilol
The painful and disrepula6le prrdicauen
in which, il We mistake not, the Treasu
~ is likely otherwise TO find ilset LeIOr
many weeks pass over our heads.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
From The Ohio State Journal.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREAT

RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.
The whole country will learn with deep
and heartfelt satisfaction, that the dltheul-
ties which have so long threatened the
country on the Oregon question are finally
removed, hy the ratification OF a treaty on
the rult of the President and Senate eslah-
lIshmg he piorly-umth parallel a. ihe n0lIh-
crn boundary OF the Unned States west OF
the rocky mountains. Tn Tuesday the
treaty was sutmtted to the Senate hy the
President. After three days discussion
and dem eratiou, without removing the M
innct6n Of srOesy the Senate rauhrd lhr
treaty made by the President, 10y vote Ol
thirty-nine to ionlteen. Although the vote
| has no. hecu officially announced, the In
tclligeuccr gives the above rs correct, AS
II friend Of peace, the peace Of the world,
we rejoice that this question Is settled, and
! that the fears OF the best friends OF the
country ARE aujrled, that the Two irresl
and most enlightened nations OF the earth
| win he content to move forward TO the iuI'
| fluent Of their dpslnies, instead OF stop
/ p NJ to cmbiucr thu lives OF thousands and
/ %tftlHtt lltft INSl btNUN W tIlF
Of that " hich is, intrlnslcaIy, worth bul
| liule. The patriot, the CHRISTIAN, the irlenc
OF the human race, will find much to re-
! ioire over ia the settlement OF this question
Let us not tp understood Hs saying lha
! we believe Great Britain has been incline,
to GO MO conflict with us for Oregon -
| We have again and again declared our be-
liei that il she could consistent with hon
or, and without seeming TO yield to hrava
do from this country, compromise on thu
4glh parallel, she would do sn, rather thar
| go TO war, although she has several tlnc'
refused to accept that as the boundary line
! Strong as has been our conviction that tn
Claims OF the United States up 10 81 40
wns good one, good againsl the world
we have believed England sincere in he
/ immersion lhathrr own title was at Ieas
good fubngh lorendernegotati0n aud com
Iprnnlse necessary aud honorable to all
! The danger at aU cutlreuk pn1his question
we have aecrited to The rerklessrPss Of III
men " ho hold power in the councils OF tht
Ination. There was room to oapprrhend tha
they would allow I.ipelng to gather hea'
nntlneilher power could maintain pence
/ Happily, the fears OF Mr.. Polk. and tn
wisdom and frnnfss oil The Senate hav
removed this danger.
That there has been had faith on the par
OF the Executive towards portion ot hi
irlende. in relation TO this matter, cannC
be dieputed or concealed. They know
hand feel il; and must either adnit ihsl the
Ks.aee sought 10 deceive the people OF III
aK haee.heen themselves deluded an
ssesI - choice il between these =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
ONO VOLUNTEERS.

The vo.Qu'e~rs AT Camp Washington
were reviewed 22 inst by Gen, VOL
hnd Governor Barley. TUey will III \
lew dNs, be Uut ea r0u c or Point i5a'
uel tn - Regiment. Col. MucteI,
are ordered 10 sup Tuesday; tbr Sd
ksg,mrnD, , Co Curllss, viii s,ar' Fuday
{ o-dal) aud the ~ Rrgimen,. Col
Mors, VII start wIthln three days
rncrealer BY tie tune they are 10
ship they will be luIIy uniformed. TIE
c0mm'nd OF these regiments viii be as
signed Brlgadrer General. to be ap
pointed by he President The appoint
.ment has not vet been made
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

tbrrsNVes. Ne de- n0g jseheve tlsss ,h's o.
ernuee ever designed TO go 10 var Nrh
Great lguau iol O.re0n, o. curd a1ont
MAINTAINING our claum sp to 81 90. But
the uretpncps her up aie maueis 81 To-
cnrd. lie approved and enduT-ej lhe re-
otvtjons OF lie baltimore Convention una
maintained, in bis mss.sFe. oul ttdt-puta-
lie ltlr 10 the " hol, Of O., gon. Ihe-we~'
was led 10 believe that he meant what he
said in lhis instance as we'll as "a relaton
10 Texas. Hi- figst act. however, showed
lhsl he placed very different valur upon
the Two. Every thing was maze to .y't'"
10 thp annexation OF Texas, aud the NATION
has beer plunged into war 9 y ihe Exec
utivp himself 10 spcure the iurtl'es. limits
OF what he is pIeased to call Texas. 10"
is il with Oregoul The question is olfea-
DIV answered. The rp-pol simity Of what
has been done must r,s3 uTon the adnlh-
istratiou; and although the position taken
by The Wings of the Senate il correct ahd
consistent one, vet no such claim can be
set nm by thoSe whose boasts OF what they
intended 10 accomplish inregard To U eeon
filed alt the land aud are yet fresh IN me
recol, clious Of all men Of ail parties. We
lraye them to settle the account with those
of their followers " no were mi-ltd ty their
empty clamors and false preteHces.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

,l,s cunal.ntc,aen Foreign Afas; siisdg-
nr. ri vrry bad tep,pe, IhH b. hai'fsi.--
we'd tbat l,i- v.,.NsWrte 10 aseordapce " 's'i
tbase Of q majoriiy Of lhe Souute upon 'he
Oregon question; buttreeHtevrb'- having
convinced hin, thalthey werc ro., he couio
no longer reuseul 70 serve upon that com
miuee. What sply hishonor IS MOI quite
so sensitive in-rrgmd 70 representing the
sentiments Of a majority Of the people OF
Ohio IN the Uuiyrd States Senate.
To ,hs prudeutard pa1rjoiie stand'laken
ty the Whig- ia CorRress, is the country
mainly indebted for the gratifying result.
Rcgslditss ol haurry from one quarter, or
iIoWus from auoIher, they, at the outset of
the controversy. planted themselves Oh the
platform Of justice, aud molly did they
maintain their ground. On advising the
President 10 accede to proposition OF Great
Britain, only uRe voted against it and, IL
nally, when the treaty came up for consid-
Grafton, every Whig present voted ior its
ratification. Noble and patriotic phaanx;
the response Of a grateful people will he,
"WeI done, good and faithful servants"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
rAMMGTGI CT

CITWe take pleasure in informing our
readers that we have received new press
and type, and that the next number OF the
Free Press will be issued on an enlarged
sheet and new materials. In order to give
ourselves ample time to make the contem-
plated change we issue the present num-
Der Oh Tuesday morning.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
Erorn tic seat or WAR.
AN HONEST CONFESSION.

The Governments paper OF Saturday
night, IN an article intended TO operate np-
on scrupuIous Representatives in Congress.
with reference to the Tariff question, says
that "if any confidence is placed IN The
rumors oil the day, and the Oregon eOnuo-s
yersy is 10 he adjusted, aew spTtqg is to
be green 10 he general emptoymeafs ef The
country. commerce especially"
We trust that this confession will not be
without its consoliug influence upon those
gentlemen who have been SO anxlously
engaged in laudablp efforts TO "prepare the
heart of the people lOr war" with Eng
land.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

Mfaeures VIII Haku te thkFft RosttfN' ~
n.nde 70 lhr Awf' sstrshi
.eo vnh h. fset fessI 'sf't. .'-
ss,,,.. a -. ecsssa,s : 20 rst ast liss antteh
s.t tbopra tiag smedss ef-t hetf'a rrftf
.,,,.. 5..iul. nos. tnet ftVa,hl e. tlif atrite
tnra tf...fv -pafnphf ou thr cenahef
,.oundo 81 htuos tr. thetris H A#''''l li.+
isp.ion ioit lhatli h,-f tUss were Ito1te'
,.5 tb. ,oafitufp .wfes O. ltuppr Won"
ran great I-k oI telag mvcittd IA shr
THE cotton market has teen reduced o
apa-p 10 "A state ui conn IailNf qd'rtudF,
y, l,ntcp nufs Nsro.toH ha- arrived 'h
l,,'nl,,,J ,,.r.o, He is aAour ta leave tor
FIorr0ce. theie to Io,u hs Invalid ia,hsf.
II would appear from what MI Cen
nell stated uu Monday, tlat Sr Il. rec =
de,ern,iped to7.res- iorward the lr'sh '.o<
errion pll. when pattumeIii rf-assenioie5
alter the Wh.t-uutde holAdSys.
The Oregon question has now ceased 70
give any nnea-inPss.
The Paris paper. La Presse OF Mohn"y
reached our Office last night, which aii~
nouures thai orders had been sent by Tue
Minister of Marine to Brest, and abe other
military hartofs, to despalch a humber et
phips 10 the Gulf OF Mexico, 10 re'n'oros
the souadion stationed there, IN conse,
ouence of the war between the on'ted
States aud Mexico.
Portugal has been the scene oi ano'het
attempt at revolution, consequent uPoh
change Of the Ministry. ltaPpears, ior me
Portuguese, to have been more uiSii OA
dnarily energetic affair.
LIVERPOOL. June 4.
The second reading Of the Irish Coercion
Bill is to take place or Monday next
Respecting the fate OF the Ministry me
impression is that Sir Rotert Peel IS tar IN
advance OF his colleagues. and that ne -
anxious to apply 10 Sugar the nee Uaee
principles which hr has extended to corn
The opposition ParIs juurnals oti stde WIN
the United States, and predict an early
CONQUEST of Mexico The apprehension
caused by the Ne xican war weighed on the
Paris money msrket The closing scene IN
the French Chamter OF Deputies showed
that NJ. Theirs had lost none OF hls pugna-
city. He had a smart tiItwith his great az
veTsary. NJ. Guizot, in which the calm pht-'
losophy Of the First Minister was more
tban match for the fiery little historian
OF the Consulate.
The commercial treaty between frnss'a
and Turkey, which has been so long N pre-
paraton, was signed on the 30th oi Aprli'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
From The Baltimore american.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.



RosTON, lune l8, l846.
The steamship Caledonia, Capt. F. G..
Lott, was telegraphed this day at twelve
o'clock, and arrived at the wharf al half
past one O'clock
A Liprrpooi letter says that England has
offered her mediation bettOeeh he United
States and .Herico.
The statement made in the London Mor-
ming Herald, that ministers have determi-
ned TO offer the mediation OF the British
government to arrange the differences be-
tween the United States and Mexico, is the
most important news of the morning, and
has exted much interest. The intention
TO tender this mediation was eommunica-
ted to the diplonalicrepresentauves OF he
two states yesterday and the necessary
powers will be forwarded to Mr.. Pccken-
ham, our Minister at Washington, by :he
Caledonia steamer, which will sail from
Liverpool tomorrow morning.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

Eeieso are vsso iseuzss e ssss isi SIR. CsHy
'iA<e ~ rJsaness rs. line tenu ior whHh
hf sfaily is elected viii expire on eils ssh
olAAi ca. B47.
Thp Eenusman fhns chosen Senator
bays he Deslou Journal ''is a brother 10
the Z ITeseDtstlve from Maine Who y as
Killed n a duel sotae years since. lie held
the RAJ K pf Captain m The tst war " nh
Great iFisain. aud vas dirungWrhed ior
hls courage end gallant spitii. lie lost an
eye Ia ne OF the warmly contested battles
on The northern iiontiets. HCis anan OF a
strong mind, great energy Of character,
and Is greatly itsptet,d lor bis AGRA
worth"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
THE GAINESVILLE WING.

A new paper bearing the above title has
made its appearance on our table. The
Whig is a very neat and well got up sheet,
and, as it's name indicates, defender OF
the principles Of the Wing party. 1t is ed
lied and published by JACKSON Il DAWSON.
The Wing will prove an efficient aid in the
dissemination OF correct principles in "oId
Muskingum." We wish the publishers
success in their new enterprise.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

Total
MILITARY MATTERS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE Ono RE-
election took place yester-
day at Camp Washington, Tor officers of the
Ohio Regiments. The following selections
were made
FIRST Regiment.
A. M. MITCHELL, Cincinnati, Colonel.
J. B. WELLER, Butler, Lieut.. Colonel.
T. L. HAMER, Brown, Major.
Second Regiment,
G. w. MORGAN, Mt. Vernon, Colonel. F
VIM. IRWIN, Lancaster Lieut.. Colonel.
WM. WALL, Athens, Major. a.
Third Regiment.
s. K. Curtis, Wooster, Colonel.
GEo. McCooK, SteubenvIle. Lieut.. Colonel.
J. S. Love, Morgan, Major
The Columbus companies are in the &c
cond Regiment, it will be recolected. Wa
are unacquainted with Mr.. Morgan who
has been chosen Colone, of thai Regiments
hut ourimpression, formed from expressions
dropped by those whoknow hun, led us to be-
lieVe that he was 100 young man for the post
Of colonel Of a'regment, though no way un4
willing to acceptt. Werust he will prove
himself worthy of such a command Mt
Mitchell, of Cincinnati, we know by repuS
tation only, and are inclined to believe the
selection good one. Col. Curtis, of Woos.
ter, will ill with honor to himself and the.
State, and the satisfaction of the men un-
der his command, the post allotted to him
as commander of the third Regiment =
Messrs. Weller, Hamer and Love lack camp
experience, and will be found decidedly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
tcTllENRY WILSON, Of Ohio, has been

trTIIENRY WILSON, Of Ohio, has been
appointed by hs Presjdeut, 10iih The adVice
and consent qfths Senate, purser IN he ma
ry. to .fH rdca ey 0craSioacd By The dcath
u JohH {. Spcacer, Jr. Nh. Bdsoa is a
son Of James HItsoa. Formerly editor q tie
Steu6enOuie Hr,aid, and, 10 accouattdr ms
appointment. Il IS oaty necessary 10 obserct, +,
Mat he IS Soa.iH-Lp 10 Samuel .HedWy, Jor-
Heri4 Of he OHIO Statesman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

fss.lt-oa Hps saase tosusskesa csii. feeling
sS-ulrd that u Wit, te az uioupty aiis y tt-
ed ~ be1ore. Ia "a meun time the organ
izaliou which have been already made " iit
rrbvp usplul as De ia-is Of iut0re fegr
i,pnls o. cous, should They be wuHted
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
TllE WAR.

A letter from Major General Taylor to
Governor Johnson, written at Mutamoas
on :he eth uItmo, is published in the N.
Orleans papers. Hesays that "untll more
tutly instructed us to the policy and intcn-
tloHs OF lhe General Governments he cam
not speak with any rerlunty OF the pmount
OF force that may be requrtd." lie says
chat 'it The Government y coutented v nh
saeie occupation Of The Rio Graade,
bis present tolre is quite s. BcjeW. "lt'on
the other hand" he eoutItat-, "pn mNa-
sion IL contemplated, an additional force
vii be requlled, consisting, IN part al least
oi nouiwd troops. | have just learned
.lhAt War hrs heen formally declared by the
zAsaed States against Mexico, and tske Tor
Int Congress will at once adopt
AINaanfps tugraisihg an addiuon-
Il u this view ot the case,
] 09l||9 secommend that no
mote NolaaAss| ! ssnAed al present
rom LoutsIsIs9
Gen. Taylor eaIis|na II -
ssIn case shalI FtlaIEs :. aaaItonsl
force Of tliis sIeserlpliolts which ssaEI5nE =
he cree untiF psepet aepate 4
and nsansof transportation sEe prosid
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
FROM lhE ARMY.

By the ARRIVAL OF the Revenue Schoo-
npr at Mobile, advices are received
from The Army Uudpr Gen. Taylor tie
was still at Matamoras, PreptrlRR TO
move to Monterey, about l3O miles from
Mhtamuras in the Interior Of Mpx,co
Ber"rpen lhIs place and MaHmotas,
u is said II 000 Mrxlcans have made
Stand Saturday the I'm inst Col
wilson with force oi 500 men left
MAlam"tas for r lnoss, a small town on
the r Grhnde, 90 nrIcs from Matamo.
ras. containing 1000 inhabitants, II
viii doubtless t. takeT wnhuul blow.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

6rGEoRGE MoDUFFIE, of South Carroll
ma, has been chosen chairman ot the COM
mittee on Foreign Affairs, in place of VIII
LIAM ALLEN, of Ohio, resigned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

JQsHFn cn.LEY- IIastesn elected sens
siort In Congress from she slageaof New
HamFshiFs 70 Rllthp varnncY eaused hy
The resignation of Mr.. Woodhafy. and
&c iemIorsrily dIled ~ kls. Jsppsss,
4azsF - Executive sppointmsnL Then
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03

Mexican force in The actions Of the 8th
and 9h Of .May-Thp official repors of
Gen. Arisla, under date OF Matamoras, May
IA, l846. published in the government
paper D;ario OF May 25, at the city OF Mex
leo, show clearly SO far as they can be re-
lied upon, that the Mexican force amoun:-
ed to very nearly, if not quite, 5000 men.
Ii says:
"lhe file Of documents contained in No.
Twill mike known to your eXcellency our
numberot Killed and wounded, and of the
dispersed who have not YET presented
themselves, and that the corps OF the army
are reunited, forming total OF 1000
men, including the prisoners received in
exchange, aud exclusive of the numerous
remforcpments, whose reports have not
vet come in at the moment when this ex-
press is despatched"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
.9eIi0n 0f the 9th,

KiHed-Officprs 6, non-commis-.
stoned oticersand privates l54
F0uHded- Officers %, non.
commissioned officers and pri-
Yates 2O5
Djsgersed-0fIicerS 3, nom
commissioned officers and pri-
Yates l56
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03
n rtI0N 0t The 8h.

KIled-Oilicers 4, non cOmmis-
sioued officers, and privales 98
Houndpd--OHicpts II, nom
commissioned officers and pri-
Yates lt6
Disytrsed-Non commissioned
olliFers and prtVates 20
Democratic banner., 1846-07-11
ANECDOTE OF Or

.. Inc conversation having turned, in pre- -
III. Frankling, upon riches, and a voting
pe!S'n iltne company having expressed his sur
P'iSe l''l lhey erer should be attended with sucl
anxiety and solIcltnde instancing one of his ac-
fuains"Eccs, who, though in possession of I'm.
founded wealth, yet was as busy and more anx-
io'S 'han The most assiduous clerk in his count
mouse. The Doctor took an apple from a fruit
oashet and presented it to a little chilli Just tottcr
aoo't the room. The chill conld scarcely grasp
II III ms :!dni. He then gave it another, which
Occupied The other hand. Then choo>inga third.
IrhllrArGle for it, size and beauty, he presentel
'la' also. The child, after mIny inaffectaul attcm-
pts TO hold three, dropped the last on the carpet
iIh' nurSt Into tears. See there said the phil
osoPher' there i, a little man with more riches
than he can enjoy.