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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-21

iTe FOX PHlLADELPHiA.-The regular packet
schr JNO u TEAL, master, having n portion
OF yer cargo eagsged and going on boa-d, at Iudl.m's wharf, will
""' forbaianeeo OF freight apply on board. orto
eH RANKIN, wHI1LOCK A. ROYsTER.
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.


vs.sS We asS & h
Baths In complete order. The bathing tubs entire
" new, (copper) and the largest this CITY Ia point OF
cleanliness and attention. the baths cannot be eyceed The
Baths open until II o'clock at night Ssturdsy night 10
open from sunrise, until Il o'clock
m2 lm.r HENRY c. RABiNEAU, Proprietor.
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLlSHED-1he +" idle Hour Book" containing
800 pages, with coo engravings-prce only 81 cents-re-
plete with fun.
Our Comic Almanscs for lsl7. five in number. will be is
sued in April They will be best up and cheap
at that Specimen numbers sent by mail.
The subscribers the attention of the trade THEFT
Books Song Books Primers ac toge with coloed Lho-
graphic Prints, the besi in the market, 500 kinds
MA lmsrc TURNER FISHER n Chatham-st.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
W 6lTlN0 the city Of New York. invited call and
examine the complete and extensive stock Of Account
Books Stationery Paper Nota and Letter Copying Press
es. Gold Peas, Quills, Inks and Fluids,
AND ALL OTHER ARTlC ES SOLD nv STATIONERS,
1t the Lo,cest Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL, 81 William st.,
maj lmsmc door below Cedar.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS GOING WEST
THE subscribers beg inform their friends and tn. public
that they forward 70 all of the We,ern
States and Canadas via the railroad from Albany ususl
route to pay their fare TO go by the canal For their norma
tion beg to state that the earliest probable the canal
will be navigabe will be the 20h Apr and NAV be the
May Persons, eeioe, until that time by the rail-
road tickets for which can be obt,ned the lowest
rates Of w. j. 4. TAPSCOTT,
rs South ST.. I. of Maiden lane
NB Due notice Of the opening Of the canal will be given
mil rh
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SHAfER IL CO.,
T1HORS AND DRAPER.S,

24it Broadway, near Park Place.
A RI NO RECEIVING, by the Hsvre Pscksts,
n rey Of the est Seda, Cloths and Ca
smees adapted 70 the early spring trade Having concluded
permanent arrangement, cutter with MIR Androt late
Rue Cutglione, Paris well Known most OF cur sh
onsbss who have vsted Esrop they prepared to
mris im'r aik Broadway
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EXCITEMENT AT COLUMBUS. Considerable excite
ment was lated at Columbus, Ohio, on the 21st,
in consequence Of the alleged abduction Of colored
man. who had been living there twelve or fifteen eaIs
but who is said to be fugitive from Kentucky severn
respectable citizens Of Columbus, with Justice o. tne
Peace were Immediately arrested, charged with eeiSs
lssgued with the Ksntuckans, In the abduction OF 'os
negro.
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
DIX. SWAYNE"N
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor 10 Due.
may truly be
SAID, that no one has
,ver been so successful in COM


pounding medicine, which has done
somuch TO relieve the human family, to rob dis
comfort the Inventor ana roiet0r Of that moss dsss
vedly popular family medicine, DR. swAYrEs CoBPoUNr
onIed by the pros,ion and others both in this country and
Europe has there been great effort, the
a.S paa
kinds various individuals, afxng the name OF Wild
ton ss viii them from the lash of the law and
ne Imposto who PIT, out the common porescric o. te
pudence caution the public against the Original Pre-
psraiicn DR. SwAvNEs CoMrouyD syrup oFWLD CHERRy,
Z RSeS 6 fs's Such III TsmsafosrnRs
And purchase but the original aud only article
prepared By DH swAyrE, which the only compound
sentioa the Practices o the Prossson and which led 70
hs ere. dseoys Thousand, and Of thousands Of The
compound Of Wild Cherry. for the cure Of
Consumption
Soushs Colds Splitting Blood Liver Complaint, Tickling OF
r me :, NsSoGa Debility Ws.1ss % oi Sos
Broken Consultation from csusea the abuse of
mel &c. Bronshitis, A.thma, Whoopns Cough. &c
.semeIvs. the truth Of the above Sy inquiry
E,shsh and Race .tre. Ih,lssslphi; The B,,.A. and
rssoId sd the propetos Obliged to
aud erRArAoKM make their out Of il The
sas label iessas 3ss
s's s sssuf is 81 wills e e il r.
RY . has and Is r. .i n mir s1d
sop and defiance the whole csalosus Of Patent Medi
& ssss s % P'% i2es 81 e 8;
OF WILD cHERRy and grs base 70 s!hsf. -. !.
AoEvrs Nkw YoaK-Charles H. RIM, DmgEist, I97
s sis.eHsS .snses: Dodd III Brosaw.y: Lewis 5h Green
wich Hart 3e Grand Everett udscn street;
"a imtm
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
G A l. V MIC Rim G S

GALV ANIC RINGS
MAGNEA4HSce AHe FLUID.
: . and 81 s y sSs
d.psa.sd with and he power sppisd j. manner saa.
ss Mao
SET,c FLy haze been used with entire success all
ace ooISsas
se sa spios iosSS. e IL. HE'
SifIa.. sss e Sa s.; pls
:%a Il 'eS by
.s o. g. 1 al 81 &.
TE aAr98N 5E S%N
in chronic disease where the Rings do not po
dS Of Ss ias
and Il.
FrT relieved
T has been By the French css
ssrss ( !, believed g posses, the rmassbs power % Of
STRENGTHENING
These articles form important addition to the Galvanc
Rings acting the principle but having the sdvsn
IGfs S.s Ssssss
causes; az certain 0d IN consututtondt redkMs, as
Elm s"s Il FER
will be iouad of great and permanent advantage.
The reader is referred to numerous
{h7-HOME CERTIFICATES, 90
published the NJ Sun, Mirror Tribune Atlas and other
These testimonials all Of which from the mos:
sources have seecedrom hundred Of
similar character which have been during tbs short
time The discov cry bees before the American public
Only Agency in New York No. iA Fulton street, Sun
q Ds .ss e ::: s:::
been agents for DR.. Christie. genuine any
called "avanicD which offered by above
toned firm. d. c MOOkHEAD,
Agent General for the United States,
mrA lmsrc l3t Fulton street. New York.
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
THE EYE.

Il II Lie
nR: WHEELER, Oeuist No. ~ Greenwich street. New
York the Battery dvores his exclusive attention TO
deases Of the Eye and Ophhslmc surgery and the
puoc that that te the numerous eases 10
rhleh the human Is subject dsode Of that organ
which cnnot be essentially relieved cured by him. The
ysst number of uudoubed Testimonials which be
his Once i'll satisfy the public that bis practice ed
sntent or success by that Of other Ocust in
W Once hours from A. NJ to o'clock P. NJ, amer which
he visits out door patients
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases the Eye with
several instances OF effected by DR.. Wheelers
mode Of treatment can be bad gssutonsly his residence
him BY letter, post pais mx Im-r
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
The
INVISIBLE
WIG

60 closey resembles the real head Of HAIR that and
~ have ounced perfect
ordinary invention Of the day The advantages Of this
novel and unique wig 10 being made without sewing
weaving which causes is appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both 10 ightness and natural appearance
TO defy detection its beautiful and
free that in all Of Precipitation evaporation unimpe
dcd and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The
scepc and alike invited this novel
and beausV Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head
sthe manufseurers A. c. BARRY lag Broadway OF
Liberty street. d stairs M ImFre
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
CURE OF CORNS.

DUNlONs, TUMORS, EXCRE5CENCES, BAD NAILS
~ ee;mNo ~ Brosdwsy between Howard and Grand .,
ing the public that she still connues 70 practice upon the
feet with greatest having exclusively devoted her
confident in promising that she will ensy remove COINS
from and painful location without causing the
least pam OF possibility danger making the blood How
The operation will occupy than four 70 I'VE minutes
and relief that thus treated
Immediately their shoes and walk without the least IN
convenience. -
and this country and has acquired great skill and much
practical experience Facts acsted by numerous certificates
nom The most celebrated physicians Of New York. Boston,
and Philadelphia
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
York NAL imosrc
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

C1EORGIA LUMBER co. Notes wanted a. Y ger cent
~ discount, by ID. n FLICK,
ml 2m.r~ n wall street
k'AMMEhB AND MIL ks BANK, Hager.town. Ald
eoupt. BY TAYLOR SMITH,
t8lmsu no - Wall stv~pf
r. CoAt-ie .cps OneIi CesI, new sn1ias from shp Gar
nsh hsnLivsDee sad fss saS y lsr = R,gshassn
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
SARONI s. ARCHER.

WI. w ISE, OF IICIAN,
FROM GERMANY,
M OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of New
w New York and the public in general that he has oca
No. 437 BROADWAY,
Where msy be found large and complete of
SPECIACLES AND READING GLASSES,
In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames
W. would also the public whom he is partislly
known by his annual Saratoga Springs the last
years that by his knowledge Of the Optical science he is
enabled to tho suitable for eye Per
with weak be supplied with glasses which will
greatly benefit and not strain the sight
Particular called q s,vle OF Perspective
Ground Glass OF the finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground produce the purest and have
been highly the best their effect upon the
improving the sight writing
and reading.
Short sighted and such have been operated upon
for Cataract, also be suited.
He Glasses Of superior quality n old ames
and solicts the patronage Of all in Of articles
Twill all Spectaces purchased from suit the
sight for ve exchange them without charge.
mT 3msr
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
WIGS AND |'T 'TOUPEES.

NEW INV EN ELI
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
QATCHELORs new invented Wigs and scalps so perfect
ID ly resemble the natural hair defy detection
scarcely Of losing Indifferent head Of
hair when one perfectly adapted the
and every and without Of the vexatious
deulnes long be procured
a WIN. BATCHELOks, Wall street, near Broadway.
Removedfrom i65 Broadway. m2l linn
STKIkEK'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey hair its original color in few
minutes. Those who doubt i,s virtues are requested 70
bugs would take this method there would be
pan Gentlemen have their whkers and hair changed
color shade in few minutes Private for chang
ing the hair None genuine unleas signed H. Striker" red
ink. One trial will prove the fact
Sold Wholesale and retail, and applied at Nos CHATHAM
STREET, opposite the Hail Of Records, New York up
stairs. f20 im'rh
MAHOGANY, M!A ROsEWOOp, ZEBkAWOOD. &c, &c.
tween broome and Spring The entire stock will
be sold, together parcels purchasers from 10
per cent beov the market price, r for cash approved
g g eoo cog s isss frs.h cut crotch Mshces1y eTen
1900 DO Do - s.geriQy Rosewood Vehe.n.
D~e re. - 4, T. ~ insh, ~ andiiseh Mahogany
,'ogs Sat'r~o"d. &c. &~ isa1 Imsu
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the General Pfices-JACOB VAN
lvA DERBlLT, Maiden Lane, between VIM and Nassau
streets the cheape.t ashonabe and boys clothing
establishment in New York.
NIB Hundreds Of garments ready made, which win be
sold Wholesale retail. very mao imsrc
MAKTELLE " HULDEkMANN,
81 Maiden Lane, N. ",
MANUFACTURES and Importers OF Ornamental Hair
W Work, Wigs Toupes. Bands C9rls, Seam, Bandeau
inches long aad style Of Everlasting Cus and all kinds
Of Hair Work wholesale and retail.
N B-Thc trade supplied on reasonable terms.
TOBACCO, SEGAKS AND BASS.
A A. SAMANOS No. 81 Broadway, up stairs, offers for
IA sae splendid Of hoice Segars selected
expressly for his establishment Aso bales OF strictly
prime S Jago Tobacco and small lot or Bass by Wholesale
aud retail. mig imsr
To the Tea, Coffee and Swgar Trade, 8c.-Econo-
natsts, Families, Hotel Keepers, &c.
j, $. SCOTT & CO.,
No. rs NassaM street, corner Of John,
possessing that ,chnes Of generally combined,
and 80 rarely obtained, oe wholesale retail large
OF Green and Black Teas Of the best quality only pclu
ding the old fashioned Souchong and English Breakfast Tea
such a. used TO be imported twenty The stock Of
Gonee Sugar kc needs comment they are selected Of
sCOTT CO. are also supplied with stock of fresh
imported Glasgow Spiced Hams Old English Checses great
variety and flavor.
All goods bought will be delivered within five miles Of
city free OF charge And all orders from with
closed remances will the honorable dealing
J. 5. SCOTT & CO. rs Nassaust st,
m30 I'm John
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
Court on Oyer and Ter1niner.

Before Judge Edmonds Aid 'nstoneall and Compton.
APRIL l.-Nuissnce Case-The People vs. Elder and
others-This cause was given to the jury last even
ing after lengthy and able charge by Judge Ed
monds The Jury after about 10 minutss onsuiatien'
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NOTICE.

NOllOE.
DWELLING HOUSES STORE . and vacant Lots,
s: Tor sale rent exchange !nvestn made
auctvs real Estate that VIII paytr ON ten to twenty
from TO- fifteen Nc procured
Bond and Morgage and Policies of obtained from
the most responsible companies in the country Apply l55
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN.
.B-Pans ELEVATIONS, specifications and contracts for
buildings, furnished here or at No Broad :eet the short
est notice. CALVIN POLLARD.
flo lm*rc Architect
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEASE-Situ
~; the Passac rver North Belleville formerly
e s, S.ep s.tsn.yss worked for thirty past. and:
good order for working The consist Of dwell
ings stoe house, arns hundred feet of wharf, and
seventeen Of land which will be sold entirs the
quarry SEPARATE desired For further par,culars enquire
OF the subscriber at the post Office in Belleyille N
JOHN c. LLOYD.
BelleviIle, Feb 49, 1876. ne lmsmc
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

TO MTT.TJNERS

- TO MILLINERS. -
slsr SG e, h w and bra
%s.i
he aaS SssO%inE n a-s they
need only BE- 'ssn % 6e admired % MssI. and
lsI puIehs.s. hs goods viii be sold By the dozen
"avsry liberal price, CARL KING :, n;,;,;o, ,,,..,
"a ,., S:ss ali a'
STRAW B ONNETS
M L: CHAPiN, No; II John street, Broadway up
aRa %ai
iners and others are invited to call before purchasing
SPRING FASHION.
BROWN&CO:. 17s Chatham Square. corner of Mott
s and s.
"a S ss %
c ns .. S before 5 sold the mao
SPRING STYLE.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
= WHY viii you pay $3.50 and IS for Hat, when You
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACToRY.
IO3 Fulton street,
.S get good one for s' Go and examine GT
PREMIUM BOOTS.
TNE FRENGR MI BOOTS 70, . city made and are
q 6Gy 5SSss $ si Tiss F.ssS i sss s sS ssS
Shoe M@piae,ofy, one mos. G;hoaaSis the city
Our Boots having been judged the late Fair Nblos
said 70 be the best ever sold in this city,
All Boots warranted to give satisfaction.
Mcnding, &c. done in the Store
YOUNG JONES, Ann street,
mas lm'm Broadway, New York.
= BOOTS AND sHOEs.-The Public are invited to
Boo. sSos s0a Gses ii
sraa r. s.,S Sullivan
NEEDLE X FISH-HOOK MANUFACTOkY,
~ Maiden Lane.
WIN CROWLEY SON. manufacturers of the above
articles respectfully inform the importers Of New York
and other cities that they have hand large stock Of
the above articles, which they willing sell small ad
vance from the manufacturing prices. Any Of trade i'm
II desired.
PS.-RoBERr CROWLEY, importer Of Shefkeld and Bir-
minRhsm (sOnds. 10 of the above ia lmsvc
The New York herald., 1846-04-02
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE-On very favorable terms, or Let, -four
E: three story and basement brick dwelling Houses, o
now in course Of completion and to be ready for
with all hs :e They each contain Il room,
black crates throughout Two of these 81 feet
front by So feet deep and Of them "a feet by A. with wide
court yards and iron railing.
The situation commando ane view q the river bay and
new ferry boats leave for Barclay every fifteen minutes
IN to 10 minutes; and half hour Canal and
Christopher streets Terms Of yearly commutston of the fer
ry moderate.
Part Of the purchase money mortgage per
cent Applyto
msA sw'r IA. STEVENS. Jr., Hoboken.
The New York herald., 1846-04-02


Arm l.-Judge Be,ts granted order last week 10
hold Emas McFau r, our Consul at Laguirs, who has
lately returned to this city to bail in $4,000 a the suit
Of man named Joseph Mnwood. who had been sailor
on board the brig The charge against the Con-
sui IL for false imprisonng Mwood at Laguira, and
this morning BY Deputy Marshal Merrison and had not
given bail up to three o'clock.
The ALBANY County Locoroco CONVENTION
A Row AND SpLiT.-We aie indebted to the Editor
the Knck5eckev for information from the Locooco
County Convention. The Hunkers snd Darn Burners
went out this morning In great numbers. The Barn
Burners got possesAon Of the house and made Peter
CsEger President Personal violence ensued, which
resulted in the withdrawal Of the Hunkers The Bar..
-0errit ~. Lansing, Of Albany; John @ los
Watervlet; Doct. Holmes, Of New SCOTLAND ana MI.
willard, sf Knox-.dibany Erenins Jonnai AsTen si.
From ST. DoMNeo.-The brig Wasson, from Aux
Cages, arrived ION Tuesday night. with 4 few days
later intelligence from Hayu. We learn verbally,
from Capt Morton, that every description OF 0us-
ness had ceased-the stores all closed, and the
streets and market places divestcd OF every appear
ance nj mercantile operations. The house oi the
American Consul was closed also, but his flag was
st,ii dispaved at the root. The city was entirely
under martial law. General Richi, who was re-
Gently proclaimed President of Hayti, at Marchand,
the ancient capital OF the Emperor Dessalnes in the
north, was expected to arrive the 14th. The off,
GERS Of the army generally express themselves in
favor Of the late President, while the sodiers are
lenient to the newly appointed chief. A French
steamer OF war arrived the 7th, and sailed again
on the 9th, tor Jeremle. An English war schooner
also arrived, and hauled up close to the town, tor
the purpose, II is said, to recent any insult tha msy
be offered to the English Consul, or residense'
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

bGIor0 Jud80 WI
APRIL l.-.4ssaut and Battery the Hsh Ssss.-.dys
j. Waite VI. R,eksrd ConnsAasd-This was On ectto
brought BY the cookof the ship for the re
covery Of damsges for alleged assault and battery
committed on board that ship during her last cruise b.
the mate Of said vessel, who appeared In his owl
behalf Judgment tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1846-04-02

- AHOUSE AND BARN, with about sixteen lots O
c ground situated in the village Of Hastngs Westchese
walk Of the landing Said place divided gar
grow. with wsts and Win .sysra good
session can be given For further prtcaa
al lm+rc Mr.. ECKERT 70 Murray st. New York.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-30

o. Tomorrow (says, the Washington
correspondent, Of the N. Y. TibOne, in his
letter Of the Soth nlt.) being resolution day,
Gen. Mcconnell has given It ont as bis seri.
Gus intention to move q series Of joint TesoS
lutions for the annexation OF Ireland % The
United Statesl-Mac must not have taken
the temperance pledge. iif this be Sod .I.aas
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STATE OFFICERS

4
AIREaT G RRowN, Governor
Wilson Hemmingway, Secretary Of State.
j. E Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
J.. NJ. Lewis Librarian & keeper Of Capitol
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David C. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
B. r. Cowherd, Register Of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APrEALs;
VIM. L. Sharkey, Chief Justice.
A. NJ Clayton, Associate Justice,
j. S. B. Thaeher, = .
John "a. Dnf5eld, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'Y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
IT. Dickinson, Vieeschancellor,
], C.Alderson, elk, resd nee Holly Springs
session, 1st monday ia June and December)
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus 4 Pontotoc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Gholson, Judge residence monroe
R. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
| ThO's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee j Jackson
! VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
OF Bledso,U dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal. res, Colmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid'nec, Monro co
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter V Daniels, Judge, residence, Virgins
w H Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
4 session, lst monday in May and november
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-30

will certainly lead to q happy termination
pf all difficulties with Great Britain IS ioi
Me Oregon question.
Mr. Calhoun, seeking peace in the spirit
1f peace, has in4eiposed his Offices, with
success, between the British Minislef and
Mr.. Buchanan. The negotiation is not re:
|sumed, but, what amounts 10 tue same thing
measures are taken for its renewal, at q
future time, after hearing farther from the
British Government.
The prospect Is that the British Govern
ment will renew the negotiation on the basis
Of the 49lh parallel Of latitude.
Through Mr.. Calhoun's address, conferS
eQees were held yesterday and fo,day beS
tween the leading Wing and the leading
Democratic members Of both houses on the
subject, at which. the following conclusions
were reached, viz:
1st. That there should be no war until
compromise and arbitration were exhausted.
I'd, That no rash measures should pass
Congress,
may add that MT. Webster's information
is that the British Government will accept
the offer Of compromise made by Mr.. Polk,
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot, in his letter of the 2sth
writes as follows:
A distinguished Senator had free and
open conversation with Mr.. Packenham Iasi
Thursday evening, on which occasion the
J British Minister very decidly and candid,
Expressed his belief that there was no plo
liability OF war on the Oregon question
War was only remote possibility, takinj
into view his own country's resoIute dispo
sition to so settle the question as to gIV
mutual satisfaction and avoid conflict.
Some Of the very best informed Locofoco
roUndly assert, that MIR. Polk meansto, an
will propose to, or accept from England 'th
Z 49th parallel, as an amicable settlement
the Oregon question. They say tina: he ha
so managed the affair, with an eye sing
to this basis of settlement, that he can az
cept or again offer the 49th, and yet not al
! lpear inconsistent, recreant. or coWardly!
Others there are Of the same party, po
J easing much influence. who as roundly a
!, sert that, If Mr.. Polk does recede from Il
> point laid down in the Message, and agr,
:, TO settle the difficulty upon the 49th parall
= after all, his party will most assuredly pre-
: trate him. -
The editor Of the Patriot, referring 10 I
/. letter Of its correspondent, says:
y Public opinion here is decidly in fav
g Of the course puTsue1 BY the American n
is gotiatoIs il the mailer, and that Mr.. Poll
le offer Of the 49th parallel as basis of 5,
r Element be renewed Of accepted by hi
nj there will be no complaint, and no eau
for it.