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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
\NHITWELL's ONLY TRUE AND ORIGIN

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w oPODELDOC, recommended by Prof Mitchell, OF
NeN.YOf.
This : the only eaects! reu-dy FOR Sprln- Govt Cranp
Rheumatism Stiffness OF Neck and joints Buns, Weak
ness 81 Limbs. &c
SPECIAL. CAurioN-The public earnestly requested
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Before yoG purchase ,at every bottle has he
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
e,yALrABLE COUNTRY SEAT and Farm for

Sale.-The benUt!lu! country residence OF Leonard
49, Lee. Esq. situated, adjoining New Windsor, the
Hudson River. Newbursh For extent OF prospect
and character Of land there few any places the
North RIVER desirable The farm contains 100 acres
!yaC IN square form. and divided into and 10 lots
abundance OF fruit; tEe Improvements, SC. and : de-!ra
bic for he re-iieuce gentleman. the society in this Vi
cnity beng the tr-t order. For terms, &C. apply to
Ii HLEECkER & VAN DlkE- No. II Mal.-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
SOUTHERN COTTON YARN.-Best

- Yarns OF tue following descriptions are offered to
county merchants the lowest market price w.
Sorth Carolina factories, assorted Nos 10 10
South Carolina do do do btO II
Georgia hard twisted Yarns do do 7tOl2
These Cotton Yarns made from pure cotton. and the
complexion OF the goods l. unsurpassed Tor ceirncss
Buyers have any assortment OF number. pu; upto
sui their wants without eNtrl price
Also Paterson ana other New Jersey Yarns et io" pri
Cos together wiki Bats. Wick, Warp, TNue aud Wad
t al Nos Is and ~ CedaIsl halfabloc above Pearlst
u iaulII L. \. | NDEktilLL
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patent Hleoirines.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC EMTn-

ht aft.ItI Tie tNIrsDTlIL4Ty pOtF-Ls OF -
CHRSTiE'S GALVAElC RINGS. BELTS, BRACE
LET'S. BANDS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

~ FJRNITt RE and Lease for Sale-A family about
Err breaking up housekeeping offer their nrnire Tor SAFE
--cbenp The house = situated in OF The best and
most fashionable IN the city the furniture was
mostly made By NcGraw a,t year. The house ! n hr'i
r.-e condition with every convenience AID modern i'm
prveulet-hot cold ana >howertais the second >-ory
e ,l-e i until ar,; May and cgn De renewed a;
he pleasure Of IL tenant For farther particulars me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
II EoR BOsTON. VIA NeMrort sad rrov

i -, .ience, disetI. irou Pier No. s. y R-The
steamer RHODE ISLAND. Capt Manches-
ter. on Monday. "Wednesday aGd Friday, AZ :. VI
The -CNE. Capt Rollins, on Tuesday, Thursday
AMI SuS- ats p NJ.
Fer ra e. bcrIhs. s;ate-rcoms freight application
llly tc &c board. No 10 Balcry-p!ace. jyln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
a u! /! f. ''''''A EMiEksoN PRcHARD, 10 wa-st

81 FOR SALE-Or in exchange for properly in the
eTS City Brook i-a Farm situate . miles West OF
= Newburgh. Orange Co. y. Y containing about leo
acre nearly al tIllab!c Limestone -Ol! and suitable for
grain grass and is Under good cultivation
cl.lrd OF grated fruit full bearing The Improvement
consists OF good tSo-story dwelling and ouhouse-,
large barn. sheds &c good the door. As per
would probably purchase without viewing the prcin
ses, full description : deemed unnecessary. The tacl
ties OF getfg Newburgh from the city generally
well known. For terms &c. apply to
aulI 2w WRIGHT i LOSER, 10 Frunt.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
UNITED STATES OF AMERiC-

STATE Of New YORK. City OF Nc'y-Yors,
g, BIZ ,4s Pubic Instrument Be u k1igr" 70 al 'rt0rt
- Il doth may any concefn, u!t !, JANIS
IL DILL Public Notary and the Suite OF New York,
m letters paun Great seal OF the std state d
~ und sworn. dwelling III the City OF New
York do hereby certify that for about SIR gears last past
h, been gricvOy afflicted seitt an nd1'aiog Chrome
Rheumatic affection ut ttes perdGng te caoe sSteW aud
pur The po.cers Of endurance 10 the most efe test and
c1ir .ed.y medical Gdsice and treatment aud
ya lar tar upon ny business ard confsrt until ons
duced 6a tend had 'onn9 rei from the same source
to make Of DR CHRIsTlEs GALvANlC KINGS AND MAC
SETc FLUID ,ci IhdVe used less than t'ro months and am
entirely free from pam rG'dy Of eord or JOINTS and am
In testimony whereof have SUBJ cnS ID my name and
caused my nOiaal seal o. office 10 he eunio aNed TINS
seventh day of July the year OF cur Lord one thousand
.,bi hundred and 'torly.six JAMES II. DILL,
Notary Public, No. 90 WH.-st. New-I ork
CAurluN-The great celebrity and success oi Christe's
GaIvunc and Magnetic articles have caused them 10 be
coun,crietc. BE guarded against ~. these mutations US
ihy are entirely worthless Dr. Christie has but one au-
ozed agent in each city vi the unon who alone mas the
genuine articles.
~ The only agency in New York j. Al l52 Broadway
between Johr-st. ami Muidcn-lhne.
\ new and interesting WORK on "Galvanisin ana US ap
pliculion Il, Remedial Agent by A H. Christie, NJ D. Is
u.i published and may be had gratis - above or Wi! he
r,ardcd by Mail. 1t IS earnestly recommended 10 the
candid attention of Physicians and all Interested
y B-lhe above articles may be sent To any portion OF
The United States. very liberal discount 10 wholesale
purchasers places where there no established agent
Address D. c. MOREHEAD, Agent General
jv22WNF,i for the United States, u! Broadway y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
lAdetail Of The cases alIaded TO foIiov..l
SPINAL COMPLAINT.

Nav Gods blessing attend your efforts in these cases
NV dear Doctor and i you afford relief these there
". be vast number u: others who vii apply.
very truly yours ROBERT y. LANDS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

- aud Beaver SIS New York, Commission Merchants FOL
the safe OF rig Bloom Bar, Hoop Scroll, Band,
ana all kinds oi Iron, oicrtor SAT-
80 tons best Jersey Charcoal Blooms
100 do do Northern blooms
81 do Refined FOR wire biels
\ s Co VIII advance literally upon all cousl gnUcnts
OF Pig Iron blooms Manufactured Iron which may be
tefn-or purchase IN the New-YoTK narket on the
| tun. r,u.uunbi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
ST sTHE maspliccni steamer OREGON hsv

purpose ct painting, Wi, resume her egula.
. for Boston Stuuinstoa aud Providence This day
The OREGON VII cave pier No - Nortriyer 81 O'Clock
7 y. every Tuesday. Thursday aGt Saturday. yl]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
NETWORK FORM BOO.

N hN. lynn VRs1'1 o0 ~,
A Nd INTEREST TASLES-coniaininy complete Forms
Aor The TRANSACTION of all the routine OF business be,cr,
man and man. requiring the execution o. papers together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto Also Com;
plete ln,eres, Tables Discount Tables Scanag AMI Tim
Der Measure Cueeal conea,s OF Square Timber Nc Sc
For sale by HUNTINGTON x SAVAGE. 10 PeSTI,si
uUBBAED'S PAPERS.-BUHNAPAB ABCoCh,
11No ~ John.s oer for sale full assortment OF fapeTS
manufactured by the MessrS. Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue sad white Imperial, super keys,
Royal, Medium DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post Bank Ouarto Posi-, Exchange Cap.
Extra super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain N,ll assortment
Packet Post. Super and Eyrra S,per
Tinted Plate Paper, Coor-d Imperisl.
Colored ROYALS, thick and thn
Do Medium, do. do
Do Double Cap. for copy book
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums Roval, &, g.,
b. B. have also hand very extensive of
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Paners Plai.
Papsss Hardware and Wrapping Papers They ARE siso
sole agents OF tho genuine falcu. Envelope PAPER
Printing Paper OF any SIZE and quality tsSe 10 order a,
short notice. jy2l osyeoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
FARM n ULINOIS.-For

E-A I'LL I.tTt-'I ~ -.
sale exchange for real estate situated IN the CITY
OF Newi ork. ia vicinity. SAID Farm lies IN Kane
Co in the beautiful valley OF the Fox about IS miles from
Chicago, and contains about 400 acres OF prare and Tim
Der land upon both sides OF the river. The location Is
very healthy and well adapted the raising OF grain
or stock, having about $50 under tho plow. The
Farm well waiered, and stocked with the best breeds
Of cattle horses, sheep and swine. good house. with
cls.ru and other Outbu!dlngs upon Tie premises,
wiki fences and farming uensi!s-al! in complete repair
The orchard contains the best kinds OF fruit
This situated within three quarters of mule OF
lrst and mills churches schools, stores, &c Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily.
Il i OF the finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois, and offered for sale solely because the
owner has business which calls him East
For particulars apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

A SINGULAR FACT.-Om OF 1000 persons who
4 are estimated commit suicide yearly IN the United
States. single known 10 have been IA The habit
ofusii the shower Baltimore particularly those OF our
manufacture fact customers IN That me can al ANY
be known by their good rared vIsacs ANY person
al ali given melancholy would do well to call soOu bo-
fore the supply exhausted. Wdre-RoOms 10 Maiden
lame. SMITH, IOttltA y %. tull
SMITHS homeopathic Pharmacy No 591
- Broadway adjoining NibOs.-John T. ;. smith has
large assortment homeopathic Medicines, IN tmciures
trturuons, diluron- and gobules Sugar OF Milk, Pure
Alcohol Distilled Wafer Pellets, &c&c. Physicians, Pock
ct Family Gases OF Medicines hand aud prepared 10
order. Homeopathic Plaster, substitute or ordinary
Cour, and Adhesive Plaster and an excellent application
Cnrn- miH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
lusurancc.
THE KNICKERBOCkER Fire

THE kNlCk ERBOCkEl Fire Insurance. Com
peny tlate the MutGa) OF Newly ork-Capal S2SU utu
Ohce No. u Wslsphc Legislature of this State II, lis
lalo session passed changing the corporate OF
the old " Mutual Insurance Company OF the CITY OF New
York. To the knickerbuckcr Fire Insurance Company oi
Newfork. All future business OF that Corporation vii!
therefore be transacted under It's name
Il may be well 10 add by OF explanation, thar tic old
" Mutual" Notwithstanding lis utc, i'll fact Il Stock
Company, having capital al paid and securely invested
and thai the change OF name obiaicd prevent mis-
apprehension ON that point
This Company continues 10 insure sgas, loss danS
by favorable terms similar Institutions IN this
city, DIRECTORS.
George Ireland, John Gray, l., c. Namersey
John Ooihoui, Bolts Moore Ch1s. 7. Leverlch,
Geo. Arcularus, Rob't C. Wetmore, Benz De Forest,
Robert Benson Edward Cook Nm Tucker
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conkin, Adam Norlc, AeNr Lawrence,
Joshua Rrush, Robert Kermit, VIM T. Dean,
Robert L. Stuart, Anthony Chardon. William browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoNALp. Secretary.
Newly ork May Ia, lSt6 jel9 eodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

o. TIC l. ET-Store, back Room and Basement IN The
; house IS Thri-ayenuc, having been altered into
A--- store
Aso Bascmen. suitable Tor an Oyster Cellar o! any
similar business
The subscriber also has a5tory Hou-ein Fifteenth
Isl near Third auumbcr OF parts OF Houses ana on
or Two small with back cellar ana basement attached
10 'hria j. L. HAINES - SiNtcenih-sL
mr. near Third iveGue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
,-a,.----r11z7-ntOPENING OLE PENNSYLVANIA

tSSs-t----5C ana FOR 1876. BfNGHAMS' Transpor.
s------'--------tatOnL Line. Proprelors-Wm Bingham.
Tho- Bingham, Jacob Dock, WIN. \. Straton Conducted
on SabbatE.keeping and Temperance principles.
PROJECTORS Of this old established line have put their
stoch in the most complete order, and thoroughly pre-
pared 10 forward produce and merchandise and from tks
Eastern Cities the opening of navigation. We that
cug experience IN the carrying business and Jealous
attention 70 The interests Of customers, viii secure 10 Us
continuance bnd increase Of the patronage hitherto extend
ed 10 Binglgnls Line"
Our arrangements viii enable carry freight with the
utmost dispatch, and prices shall always be low as
the lowest charged by other responsible lines.
Produce and merchandise viii be received and fora rded
East and West without any charge Tor forwarding ad-
yancinp ireights storage or commission. MARK PICK
AGES BINGHAMS' LINE. Bills Of adng forwarded and
every direction promptly attended TO- Address or apply 70
VIM TYSON Agent 10 Westsl ~ Y
BINGHAM, DOCK STBATTON,
10 Marke,-st Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, ~ North Ho"ardst Baltimore
WA. BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Cana! Basin LIherty-st- Pittsburgh
HARNDF.ti q co Rn,tnn. Ms..arhn .-tis M, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
FOR S.LE-The Country SCAT and Farm late
y,;I=.RIF RESIDENCE

~ VALUABLE KESIDENt e n idsAeI.',' n
y. Tile residence Of the late kopSTt J".iPoe..'
- situate Hachensacx. Bergen county y }. cuAs.s'
Inr OF Z good tyvo-.orr dwelling house " IN N1h2 am
s..-l,! al. ached well of excellent wafer The grounds
A.. vel stocked WIKI r and sArGbbery together
W ID the usual ouhuI>es There are II acres 81 cho!ce
a-I which mus be divided lo's TO great aGvanase
heinz IN the centre ii the village. For terms. Nc Apply 10
BLEECKER \ VAN DYKE, No. Is Finest
N.te--SInl. I. -lln rnA- es.A-s. AL.t w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

T'r" DAILY LINE of Boats between New
54if-ztNYork and Staten IslaDdThe steamboats,
-SYLPH Capt J. Brased and STATEN
ISLANDER Capt D. Van Pelt, Will leave as follows:
Leave Staten island g. 8, 8, 10 and II A NJ and g.
Leave Neyy.York at7 10, II A. NJ and 2,
and nalf-past7 2. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

~ TO LET-tcr year, or durlng the sumner sea.
III: son ars. House. Pleasantly situated at Roc iad
E Lake side together with the furniture desired. To
gentleman and Of business IN the city This would lc
desirable sumner residence The steamer Warren touch
0ur times week M Rock!aud Lake landing gong id
returning to and from the City OF New-lOrk. Applyo
ais eolu \. T. STEPHENS, Rockiand Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
.U~s MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY

I-sI-rrtI-Se.1 AND TKOI-Pa-sage -I.-Brraklst and
Dinner on board the Boat Passengers
taking this Boat will arrive IN time take the Evening
Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo. and north TO Sar
atoso. and Lake George.
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, will
leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A. M
from The Pier foot Of Baclays ming on opposite
days - For Passage Freight apply on board, or 10
+. Hall at the Office on the Wharf auiif
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3lnblic Gonpepanrcs, &r.
-..-.-...-U0Ts,T0NICR RAILROAD

;:s..,' The rrayins OF the truck between
-----B Bridgeport and NowN!ford 100 miles
.omps,cd ON the ID INST and the cars VIII resume
-u.ar trips between the above uaned places on
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re- PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOAT

--t% - Tor Albany direct, daily al ! O'Clock P NJ
rom iAe Siealnhoat Pier between Cortlans
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28
bosToN, Jan. l6. 1876.

My Dear Sir:-I stated in my letter o
the 7lh that should write 10 you again
upon the subject Of the entire change pro
posed ty the President OF the UniteC
States, and The Secretary of the Treasu
ry, in our revenue laws. Ii is no Other
than the adoption Of the ad vaIorem lol
specific duties, and a reduction of the
whole 20 go per cent; this being the max
imum at which the Secretary suppose.
the largest revenue can be Obtained.
shall not now discuss the rates OF duty
that will produce the greatest amount o.
revenue. | will leave the Secretary tc
settle that question; but shall endeavor tc
show what the effects will be upon the
country, if his recommendation should
be adopted by Congress. | deem the
scheme proposed to Congress, in the main,
a currency question, and one, if carried
out, that will reach in its operation the
occupation and business Of every man in
the United States. | believe the most
economical member Of Congress will
agree that thirty millions of dollars will
be required annually, TO carry on this Go
vernment, for the next five years, and that
this estimate does not include large sums
that may be wanted 10 settle our affairs
with Mexico, Texas, &c; and that this
sum is 10 be raised from Foreign Impor
tations and the Public Lands. The goods,
subject to duIy, imported the last year,
amounted in round numbers, TO 80 mil
lions Of dollars, and the goods free of
duty to abou! 25 millions. have not the
returns at hand and may not be exactly
correct as TO amounts; but they are near
enough to illustrate my arguments: the
former paid an average duty Of about 80
per cent. creatinga revenue, say OF %
millions. If the revenue derived from an
importation of 80 millions, gave 20 mil
lions of dollars what amolnl must be i'm
ported, TO produce the same sum at2o per
cent ad valorem.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
AUGUsTUs w. FoRsYTHE

u L W. + d X + HE.
TERMS.-Three Dollars If paid in advance
or FIVE Dollars at the end Of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar pc
square, (ten lines or Less for the first insertion
and Fifty Cents square for each continuance
All advertisements not marked with the numbe
OF insertions, will be published till forbid, ant
charged accordingly. Payment to be made whei
the advertisement is left for insertion, or on de
mand.
Announcing candidates for State, District OIL
County offices, ten dollars each, payable in ad
vance.
Professional cards, of either the legal or meh
cal professions, merchants, mechanics, or Others,
not exceeding ten lines, will be inserted oneyear
for fifteen dollars
Mechanics, merchants and others, advertising
by the year, will be allowed the space OF sixty
lines. renewable at pleasure fortwenty dollars.
Election tickets printed at the rate of three
dollars per hundred, and payment required in
varably on their delivery.
Articles of a personal nature, whenever ad.
mitted, will be charged at the rate of Two Dol
lars for every ten lines, for each insertion, and
payment required in advance
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attitude OF The lcofocos on this question
Quietly ard fad liarIy) inquire ii ii dom
look rather slnglar for the administrator
10 be pursuing SCH course as pleases The
> Brilshso highly Just such course, OF
this question, as the British ParIiamen
exullsoVer. HIT tc him the everlasting
. truth that British statesmen never hattel
r the statesmen OF other countries let alone
America except when they are subserv
lngBrI:lsh Interests and British purposes
lHl hlm TO get some OF the leading loco
oco papers, and see how they braAove
'he hat'erIng con'plimops paid ~ Mr.
Walker (Mr. Folks Secretary of the
Treasury, for his late report, PROPOSING
such reduction Of the tariff as will sac?
rIhce the laboring portion Of the country,
who have not apitaI to Iive,wilhout labor.
by the British Parliament ordering il to
be printed and laid on their tables for the
use of It's members. These ocofoco ma.
Pers, you know, boast nightly that no
such compliment was ever paid by the
British Parliament to any other statesman,
Then 1t would be well enough TO suggest
that there must be some powerfM reason
Tor this singular compliment to Mr.. Wal
ker. Get hun to inquirlng what it is for
for if you tell him it is because
no other American statesman ever propo-
Sod so much to subServe the interest of
The British government, he may think you
lid 1t out Of spite. Let him sift it out
or hlmself-he'lI be sure to come right,
I you can once get him to Mink-there's
10 mistake about it. After you have
aIked the thing all over, in a friendly
way, then 1t would be well to 90 iuto the
just at this time, of putting
'ur hands into the mouth of the NBritisn
ION There IS good deal of probability
hat we will have a fuss with her vel.
bout Oregon, unless the administration
off the interest Of the industrial
,lasses of the British claim upon that
country. Mr.. Polk has said our TITLE
S clear and indisputabe 10 every foot of
oregon. Well now if he sells the tariff
he right "to encourage and protect man.
fractures" to use the language Of the old
" higs of the revolution, what does he
10? He says our title is ndisputable to
he Whole OF oregon. Wen, it he bar
,ains off the tariff for it, he bargains it off
or nothing; for he says Oregon is ours
IIIeady. Why sell our manufactures for
t, then? 1t is just as plain as the cupoIa
IN the state house we'll get nothing but
What is our own in such bargain az that
aking the President at his own word
Well, there's another thing that makes it
! very bad time to enter into such bar.
,ain. We Of the South, in many parts
If it, are just beginning to manufacture
or ourselves successfully, and if they
houd be broken down, or sold out, that
Enterprise, that will soon do more for us
han all we've done heretofore, will be
rushed and annIhilated, and we will not
ecover from it, may be, in fifteen or TWEEN
y years. Remember what you see done
nd teach it to your children we say,
gain and again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01
WASHINGTON. June %. 1876.

The Senate were in executive session this even
ing, and before adourning confirmed the APP.
pontments Of Major General Taylor in the army,
and that Of Major General w. o. Butler for the
volunteers
They also received the other military nomina-
tons, which were opened and referred to the Mi
htary Committee. The most of them | recolect
as follows:
General Patterson, of Philadelphia is nominal
ed as Major General of volunteers.
MI. Marsh of Kentucky, MIR. Quitman, of
Mississippi, Mr.. Shields. of Illinois, Mr.. Lane of
Indiana, Mr.. Pitkin, of Tennessee, and one other
(name not remembered) are the six Brigadier
Generals, under the last act.
The two Brigadiers for the army are to be taken
from the line. Colonel rwiggs will doubtless be
one, and perhaps Colonel Kearney the other.
No members of Congress have been appointed,
though several made applications. This is right.
PELHAM.