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If this is TO be the political complexion Of the Senate in
too 3Jh Congress, we may "look to the Senate for
come to little purpose.
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frs~ ns N. Y. Ess.irsr. Sept. 5. 4
Litter from Bueu,s A.


We have received By tho chip Bl.ek Hsvl c.,,.,,
enson which arrived this mornisg our regular Gle. Of a.
buenos Ayres Br,sA Pocket down to July lin for,
nishta,er than had before &c ached ms. =
The Packet Of the 9Th July says ,ha, Hon M, B.,..
tho newly appointed u $. charge to tha, Republic
mere In tho bainotidge ON the Saturday previous lie
presoned on the 9Th Of July.
Intelligence had been received of the reu,o N M,n,
deo OF the British transport Apollo with order. for the en-
eafksnon Of the l5h and I'D regiments News from Eay
sao Indicated that the intervention in tho Attain. of an,
La Plats would soon cease
The British steamer Dspssstioa arrived nj Buono. Av
re' with Tnos s. HooD passenger who zoe, on, n.
eia minister for tho settlement, Of tho sf.,s Of The p,
fae. This s'ep had given general satisfaction and no
aouo enler'sned that the mission will prove succs..u
Lord Aberdeens letter to Senior Arsna stated that Mr.
was charged transmit certain proposition, On hh,s :,
the governments Of England and France for the
Of existing difficulties
Al the date nf tho last Rivera wn. nj M,,r,d. n
ter HAVING ravaged the whole The Of an.
above mentioned town. with small garrison. made a
most gafn deience but Obliged 10 suecuub N ,h.
numerical superiority OF the merccnary Bo.ouc.
Monioro. aud Major Moranehe the former an Orien,,i
ana inc latter an Argentine, stated have been Killed.
British Pseksi 4h Jsiy.
Nothing has uanspired, aimee our l,s, nub,;c,,; &, 49,
way to diminish the ssnguine hope which the ary, Of
MI Hood has given rise. On the CONTRARY from the
a M seele ana sdvsnce In produce, the belief in
speedy seuement would seem TO gain strenst III daily
Inc Montevdeo newspapers quite puzzled to account
Tor Mr. Hoods mission. The loan jobbe are
supplied and business OF every kind completely at
Aew days previous to the of Mr.. Hoods arrival
having reached Monievideo Rivera had been summoned
under The preence Of his presence being required
iesnViy and to concert prosecute tho war
ana the frebrand steamer had been despatched to brny
MN Gown. The ruth is. however, that Messrs Oasaey
sne Dehandi have atast found out from the M.
saekng OF oil the towns along coast and The o,he,
cities committed by Rivera that he is mot an an, ,oo
Keep up the deinson OF mission Of civilization and hu
msniiy."-Psekst llh. a'1 "N-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, sept 7Crd ship Columbus tBr.m, lame, RI
YER sers oieen"ay Couch RI hmond Wright Niece
mont hTd schrs Co5uer Couch I'm Richmond IIoatI,nd
Smith I'm Richmond
PhiLADsLPnA Sep 7-CTd ship Jevan, Cole City Point;
s-hr HIie. For Richmond
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w AnDW
DIED.,

On the eSd OF August by tho Rev Mr. NoaIeock NJ ruox
C'THsLEf, 10 Miss ELiZABLTH FROST all OF IhIs ei,y
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"AN'THER Errsor"-Ths miners. We understand, are
eaMnG The coz fsons last they can gather means -
Iofidefube nrrnbcr como down every dsy and pu,
memseNes N way 10 reach England, or Nova aeoila
where better wsges be earned. We speak now OF cs
mentioned 70 us yesterday, ~ who knows tho move
mehs ~ these matters sud who fully understands and feels
~ 9pcsuon q the tarf upon The indus,ria interests
Of PsbnsTVsnis --Pn1Ae U. S. Glz.
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ITO ne CoNrivuEp.1
cotton Crop.
Brirdet Of Letter 70 the Editors Of the JYIig.


JoSEs' BLUFF. sourH ALABAMA, Sept, Ist tI6
Gentmcn-Our Cotton crop Is almost entirely destroy-
cd oy mo wet weather and worm II has been raining
every Day Tor more than month, aud the hayOc Of tho
worm u sud m the extreme. Ono short month ago our
prospects "efo never brighter for splendid crop
but now, that prospect bghted and our pan'er. are
ng IN me anchoy oyorho path the dosoatng destroy
ers Many Of or largo planters, who have been ling
from hve hundred u thousand bales will not make more
than one two hundred. To-day one Of our Ia,ge.,
planters informed me that he had planted eighty acres Of
bis choice black lSnd, with tho calculation that IL would
ged him bale 70 The bot hossss cOnfdontbo would
not gasr moe than five bales od Of the entire eighty
acres The worm has never been 20 destructive before
end certainly would be % now had Il not been for
We nprdnac amount Of rain for this season Of the wear
Rows upon rove be found upon our best land land IL
s the cotton upon that kind Of lend that the worm attacks
hrh whore not ball or square can b. seen II is tho
gontf impress farmers that not over quart
can have FROM this doy for three weeks hot and dry yeab
g. aud ihcn perhaps The crop msy yield one third This
great blight j. not confined TO any particular section OF the
country ut u uuiveral, f. IL confined 70 afy par-
cuar kind Vt nnd. Heretofore the Thvagcs Of the " rm
hye been confined almost onr " The Jfrek land but
nov w. attack oil kinds. Many different means have
bon adopot to their progress bat ovcry eff RI 80
Tor las pro- sboriise Some Ynun.ans ", srr thor
cIon O. Ity bad done their Obscco mo Old u. ninon;
but % lieotous Asbsnian saJ, "wben hoy pulled one
worm m Two a thousand came 70 bis funeral"
Noiriihsianu1- the wet season, which Is ever rys-
cursor u csntss, SJuth Aabama has BEEN and s re-
hasaby b, l,ihy Uncss this month tad Ocf,ber bring
with nem disease 1916 will prove the heahiest year this
eoantg has ever o. -cnouced. Yours. &C., X.
JUt0s EpaossY Is disoL,rrinq sandy nice young men
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CLGTHIlG! CLOTHING!
Nd. NO1

Il r f. n d co.
nv are ewing supply OF Rs.sv mad. r1h..
' FAh and wniSr ar eonsiailr In nan a. 'e ''A
Fine and medium Beaver ovoresais
DO do ~ Fo:k Cots
EItfa French b Oyrreaats
Do black Cas- FTos q, Le,y stye
Tweed "a do do
Dc Ccsss Sacks, al prices
Daubli Miei Tweed. do
Tweed SICK FoeSs something new
PLATA hrk Cas- PLHu, good quality
French DO-skin 90. do
Cold Ere,, yar.e
Fine Cloth ID. esa Csas, uadsr wax
Do Frepeh froek do.
Fissi SuaSty cord Satinet Pants
DO do miId do
No. sat Seasfs. and cord
Black and cord CnyAta
New s.yle Mech Ties
eah .ain velvet, colA and other Vera
VI we have No Gutter can ma anv ,,rn.a, , =.
he shorteS notice, and warrant a good o.. ~
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COMMERCIAL ABsuRpTrY.-The current quotation. n,
per cent premium for exchange on England which
we see IN the newspapers do mean premium ON IN,
par value OF the pound sterling but on fciitiou,
OF the pound which prevailed in this country century
when the States were colonies For example tho pound
sterng or gold sovereign. 10 day worth 81 s5 in Wal
street, which Is about the par value as Nv
gross A thousand OF them would be worth "a $50 Tbs
current rate OF exchange England Wall street which
10 now about per cent PREMIUM the phrase s for bin,
pay in London or Liverpool But this premium is mo-
on g. the par OF the value Of the pound nor vet on be
pound sterlg but is 81 A. the old colonial value 81
the pound For example. buys bills of EXCHANGE n,
iioOo on England, from ID, at per cent premium: hs
pays S4e44 ~ for it, Suppose he gave a thousand 40
veisgns Tor IT, At current value there would be
IN so that in reality the Of exchange on
land instead oil being per against u.s. Is in our
because bills can be obtained cheaper than gold al
course hen there 10 object sending gold 10 Engl,pd
ence the absurdy OF this ideal mode or dealing In
changes on England which su kept by our
and newspaPer.-tHunrs Merch. Mag
Practical HoAK-Somebody announced In Pi,,.hr,.
day or two sgo that Mr.. Frecburg the inventor of
new living machine would fly from the top of tho H,,d
street bridge to the point and back again The
meni drew ssreat crowd among the rest an editor who
says he went only to sec how many would be dused with
mouths agape the multitude looked up man got over
,he ig and Just &C curiosity and wonder were ready N
BURST he opsned sack and flew white Roose S,cb
sloping of with mortified looks il was N N
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Jvtos EpHoSgy - disoh'frna sandry nice young men
foni 10 Gallo ia expedition, 10 tie joy of sibors moth.
c',srd wiyo- The Lest thing tho Government an 40 h
TO petition Tor shes corpus for the discharge of the
ment-N. Y. 5iiHsOR
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DIR. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL.
MARSHALL Street, befyvee,, a,I, 49,,

VIE neit sesrion of Institution will - -,
th OF Septeneer and ens of July Io OWING
.ousn eourse % Instruction be gwen IN AZ :, En,,,a
Neteni Languages, Mathematics Ma ur.I In lo.nhv
study OF the Natural Sciences, 49, " a'-Su 'o' we
mr. hea haTln, Il a. n nc bo,r and ~.
nae etso fucw edge, aud who brings with b y hirh
Sou " n's'ap ats iron the rseu'y Washington
Sept y 1890 - " WV 'e''''''
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temperance Society FOrmedi
W Al meeting OF the friends OF temperance, Dr. Pures
Church. on last Friday eyeaisg Society formed to meet
once week 10 he eaoi TAs RieLHOnd Basl. Temperance
SOedy the principles OF which make buy cell OF
use any sPir.tuous or Mali Liquors, Wine or Cider
oFPICRRs;
Sbo n hfEh ffe'Fient T. W. LETruToH, Secretary.
a. MCMILLAN, " Prcsdent Ro. KogusaSE, Treasurer
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE;
JAS. BEoABSEipow, Be- T.rr
Jas. A BKLvIS, WV Dty.1
A J. RUSSELL, Dawn Cu.sv
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RICHM OND
Classical and Mathematical Institute.
ITHE next session Of this Institution will com.
n meueo MONDAY September 9sh. The eourss Of ia.
sircon, which, Tor many years purucd 70 the sstse
ton of patrons win be continued Though not limited in bic nun
her the Fnopaof this Institution the ervess Of sc
petsn assistant for every twenty Eve pupils VII e. win h own
m tied aeniios enables each scholar apa AID
neeessnry 70 the iu;eessfu prosecution on study.
% p-2avl SD STIRRING, 4. w., Principal
~ AlLS.-We are this day receiving per schr.
Fxpfs two hundred kegs qr1y Northern Neps efn
~ ing Of the oin1v kinds from tdy f0d sdy Fnshny
Tsbieeo Bt Wareboi'ing and sgIes from 80 n which
ohef low WshJ NORMAN.
sc9 ri Mai sieoL
ENnonAsrON LMg-ioo tercss in hfS ods,, for s''e BY
"s WEBR BAcON co
HOYTS OFFICE. Prizes can be had to-
u q day anil s'sioeS HoJrs Capital $1,000 Tieie
sny 50 shaf, in pr,ponion-for ale = No 9EIeh,tg
4 r. WORDS OFFICE. 10000 dollo,s
- Cap 10 diy 10 pr1-s Of 1000 &c Tickets o. IS No,
~ d.WnMaknr rood fchsne buy petafes in 10 be had
until Z o'slo~t this evsniae n J. Wort
''The Modern British EssuyIsts,r
TIVE MISCELLANEOUS " oaKs n 10 NJ lion sS Jane.
Mselnosh, vols eompste nsfornine snotber volume
o. u valuable a1rsS 'Ths Modem Butth EHsynas"
Darcy novel sy the author Of Two Cd NJ.
Isies," 'Bnelis Wyndhsrn" &c
Pau a. and Leo Of The Jeg oil ryaeer.msp scar.
sgo b o.P haDyat auIhor Of re Simple" Jacob Fs
Aun Papys Scrap Bag By Caroline lee er,s su,,o, NJ ~
Mob Cap" Ee with .t,.fi,o, ~ n.,,s 80 i1i.s.,s
81 humrous hnerican Worss rree see
The King % The Common, Play acts ~ White
pre- lsle just received By
go NASH wooDaoUsB
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From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
InIlRd SInIas Gnnnan

The following table shows the presen, complexion Of
parties in the Senate Of the United States and the probable
complexion in the next Congress:
Members. Term expires. Members Tsrm s,oi,..
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.. Ooi received full assortment Of French
co'Es apf Doesfin Ca'simeTe-al which will b. made am
"Hae h>s' manner and At reduced prices KEEN a co,
Main
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Range of Thermometer,
At j. w. Randolph 4 Co.'S BOOkstOre, l2l Main sfTee
sEPTEMBEs 8, Is4e.
O'Clock. IL o'clock. O'Clock. O'clock.
90 e5 80 81
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dragons, moving at rapid pace on the road taken
by the enemy. The infantry also followed in close
pursuit. The second day after the battle an ex-
change of prisoners was made, and the dragons
previously captured by the Mexicans joined our
ranks
The cannonading and the bombardment Of the
fort were kept up by the Mexesns until the even
ing Of the 9Th. They established one mortar bat.
terry on this side the river, and arranged their Others
so as to lombard the fort from three-quarters OF .
circle. Astonishing TO relate that, although l,oOO
shells and 5000 round shot were thrown at the
fort during the sege, only three were killed,
Among them the gallant Major Brown, its COM
handing officer. He was struck on the leg by q
shell, modification took place, and he died while
hearing the guns of our second battle IL 10 the In
tenton of his regiment the 7th infantry, to gather
the shot and shells thrown into the fort, and from
them to erect a monument to his memory. This
can be easily done, all their proectiles cop
per.
Our army will now assume the offensive, and
preparations now making for crossing the river
so suppose the next news you have Of us will be
dated from Matamoras. We are daily receiving
reinforcements, and the volunteers are hOcking in
from all directions.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate was not in session to-day.


The Senate was not in session to-day.
The House adopted resolution to close the de-
bate on the bill making alterations in the pay de-
partment Of the army, in two hours; and then pro-
eeeded, on an urgent appeal by Mr.. Daniel, to the
consideration Of the private calendar. 1t had not
long been engaged in that order Of business, when
it was again laid aside. There are upwards of one
hundred and nisety bills on this calendar.
The house then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Union, and resumed the con-
sideration Of the bill aforementioned A long de-
bate of no general interest in its main features fol-
lowed. SO far as il related to the question before
the House, it is reporedj the residue of it Partook
much of a personal and explanatory character.
The voting at length began, and number Of
amendments were offered, many Of them precisely
Of the same import as those heretofore rejected.
The bill underwent some amendment, but was f.
nally superseded by substitute introduced by Mr..
Mckay, (Which will be found in the proper place,
and in this form il finally passed.
A proposition was introduced (not the first Of the
kindly to meet at ten, sit till two, and take recess
ill hafpast 3-leaving the evening night session
of indefinite duration. For lumber Of years past
these night sttings excepting for the few last days
of each session, when the constant necessity Of
REORGANIZATION between the two houses rem
dered the resort indispensable) have been aban-
doned. 1t is shown by the record that the public
interests are not advanced by them-and that apart
from the disorder and confusion which invariably
attend them, more time is lost in calls Of the
House, and taking yeas and nays than is gained by
tie meeting.
The proposition was not entertained, because a
two-third vote was not obtained.
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FROM THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY.

We have now the pleasure of laying before our
readers the first letter, which has been presented to
US from Mexico herself We are indebted for il to
the respected head Of the bureau, to whom it is
addressed by captain in the camp. "Barita" is
the first place in Mexico which has fallen into our
hands; and we are the descriptions in the fol-
lowing letter this first movement, will prove as
interesting to the public as they have. been to our.
selves. We have now planted our foot in the enc
niy's country. Our hand is to the pillow; and we
must never look back until we have indicated our
rights, and obtained permanent peace. Our move
ment now is onward-evon if it leads to the "hall
Of the Montezumas" Our administration and our
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VOLUNTEERS.

TEsNEssEE.-A correspondent from Nashville,
(l9th inst, states that "four five full companies
have been wholly or partially completed in the town
of Nashville and its immediate neighborhood.
Three of them are complete, and have reported them
selves to the governor From the other counties in
Middle Tennessee, the same spirit Is manifesting,
and have little doubt that the quota of Tennes-
see alone can be filed by volunteers from Middle
Tennessee"
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Fine watches, Jewelry, and silver Ware.
SAMUEL w. BENEDICT,

No. Wall street, .Ntto York,
MOULD call the attentoa OF persons visiting
w the city to his large assortment of chronome-
ter, duplex, lever, and other fine watches, imported
direct from the best makers in Europe, and will be
warranted perfect in every respect, and correct e
keepers Also a handsome pattern Of anchor es-
opponents. Watches for ladies'. a-.
Mr.. Cottier, who has been at the head of the re-
parine department for the last five years, will give
his personal attention to the repairing Of all fine
watches. ... ~
Spoons, forks, cups, and every description of sill.
yer ware. May 30-lm
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I5>DEDICATION.-T new Presbyte-
rian Church, on 9Th street. to be hereafter known
a'ihe CenRa Presbyterian Church of Washington
ely, under the pastoral care of Rev. Septimus
Justin, will be dedicated to the worship of Al
mighty God on Sabbath morning next. The dedi-
cation sermon will be preached by Rev. THOMAS B.
bAlcH, of Virginia. Services to commence at ii
o'clock In the afternoon the Lords supper will
he administered in this church in which Christians Of
a! denominations are invited to unite. This ser
wee to commence at o'clock. The public are in
rled to attend.
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In avolunteer company Of infantry to constitute
portion OF the three regiments required for the ser
vice OF the United States, according TO the terms Of
an act OF Congress providing for the prosecution
Of the existing war between the United States and
the republic Of Mexico approved the 18th May,
l646-and to hold ourselves in readiness for muster
into the service of the United States, when called
upon by the governor of Virginia"
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MARRIED..

In this city, on Saturday morning, May 81, by the
Rev. J. P. DoNELLAN, DANIEL CONvERS GOD
DARD, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. to MADELINE s.,
only daughter of the Hon. SAMUEL F. VNroN, OF
Ohio.
In Norfolk, Virginia, on the 9th inst, by tho
Rev. UPHAm BEALL, JOHN RANDALL HAG-
NER, OF the city Of Washington, to LOUISA,
daughter Of Major CHARLES ii. SMITH, ofthe United
States army.
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VIM. MATTHEW'S, Rector.
n5The Rev. Mr.. Kingsf.rd will, preach

I5The Rev. Mr.. Kingsfsrd will pre- oh
the first Baptist church, on 10th street, tomorrow
SsGnday) at ii o'clock in the morning, and at 4
o'clock IN the afternoon, on the subject of the per-
n'nency Of the pastoral Office. The Rev. o. B.
oto~n Is the oldest clergyman Of this city, except
ooe, tkev; DR.. Loury.) Mr.. Brown was ordained
asor OF the First Baptist church, Of Washington,
on the Dist day of May, 1907. He continues pas
ot OF ne same church to the present time. To-mor-
row Will be the 39th anniversary of his ordination,
"u s IN reference to that occasion that Mr. Kings
ofu will preach on the subject above specified.
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LNOR sALE-A thoroughbred riding horse, of
IL fine size and figure years old this spring, and
perfectly gentle is offered for sale for cash His
pedigree is left at Messrs. Walker e. Kimmel's sta
bic, where the horse may be seen.
NAV 20-3ts ...
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ESeNotice-2d Presbyterian Church.
The time having expired for which the Rev Mathew
Hale Smith was engaged stated supply, his vale
tc'ory sermon may be expected on Sabbath after
noon next, 3lst inst, at o'clock.
May 29-3t
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,,j LIST. Patrick's Church.-Right Rev. DR..
naes, Bishop Of Nashville, Tennessee, will preach
N MS church Tomorrow morning at Il o'clock A
Collection will be taken up in aid of his church at
Nashville.
VIM MATTuEws Data.
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W To the Voters OF the Third ward
Joseph Bryan having consented to become candi.
S"f 'or the board Of alderman, his name is there.
ore withdrawn ss a candidate for the board Of com
non Gouncll-and the following ticket will be sup
Fot,td by the voters the third ward: For mayor,
i IoIn ~ Hardness; for aldermen, Joseph Bryan,
Io1nr I. Towers; for common council, ]. +. Walker,
y w. Moorheud, silas Hill.
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~ Fourth ward.-The following ticket
WIZ :, be supported by voters Of the 4h ward
fer aIdermsn-Wsltcr Lenox; for common
,oaas'I-Samuel Burche, Samuel Bacon, and Fran
May 30
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BY this evenings Southern Mail.

The New Orleans papers by this evenings mail
contain no intelligence from the seat of war of la
ter date than that by the Alabama, which we pub
lished yesterday. We lay before our readers, how
ever, interesting private letter from the scene
of operations.
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citizens will never listen to the denunciatioA of
foreign organ, or to the lullabes OF the National In
telligeneer We take no counsel from the traiorous
course ofsny of the wing press-(With such as stand
up for their country, and their rights, we join hands
in the bonds of fellowship-we join shoulder to
shoulder, and shield to shield) We take for our
guide our rights, the claims ofjustioe, and an hon
orsble peace The wing press, which processes to
rdieue the present as feeble and faithless admin
israton-see the ridiculous and vaunting balderdash
with which the New Orleans Tropic insults, even
now, in the midst of war, the generous feelings of
patriotic city-will find itself never mistaken
than in the taunts which it attempts to throw upon
the character, the course, and the measures of
James X. Polk. But we did not sit down to vindi-
cate his acts, or to praise his energy. Let these
acts speak for themselves. The vigor with which
this war has been conducted will attest the energy
of the man. Our road is EDWARDS.