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The Moon IN ord Hossc's Tdsscrps DE- Score,hv
o ireland, whuSr aIuirable dl,,.ou Sc, on Asr,uany
have been arranged after the examination % stellar
system thrm9h he magnificent insrnmenl Of Lord
Rosse remarks in recent lrclue, that. with rgad To
The lunar Oh. tvrr of Il the muua's surface IS nav
distinctly bc SEEM and he had d1uat thai under v nv
favorable circumstances would So with ohIscrs sixy
teet IN hrgl On lis sGri.c uere rflefs oil Nilpct
volcanoes, rprks. ard misses stones almost nnunera-
tie lie had no doubt Whatever that II such buIldn,
as he Was then IA were upon besuIice Of the no1n
would be rendered distinctly v>ba ny these instruments
But there no signs ri habalios such as ours-nn
veetgeS OF architectural remains show that the moon
Is vs. uhahiled by race o norlas similar 10
ourselves. l. presented appearances which could
he green fields aud lively vsdure OF III, beautiful world
ii outS mere naS no waller slhe--nul sea ur a
even the mraSure Il Reservoir lr suppy5nr t,vn ar
tacioty-all serned desnlale, Hence uonld rise the
reflection IN the ulnd of the Christian p,snplpr-wl,
bad nS devastation beeo2 It ml!h be further Inquired
VAST LOST Wofdl Had II suffered hr lis irans ne
sl"nf Aha"gy might suggest rheq had il met The
tate which scripture told res, ryrd lr onr yvrl
Il was obvious HAT al this mysterious ca "cinre
Upon the sulg oi astronomy paragraph II Interest
IN relation To HE planet Saturn BfoseIs ssroud COIL
ct is given III letter lr,m Rome, dated Jupe Isl
when STATES HAT the celebrated a,lr1nom,r SchWabe
om his own ob,rrvatlnns and from III roatepo,rape.
aus "hserValions Of the Roman astronomers Ina, ben
led to believe hata double peliod cXss IN the variable
tc'eh'cIy o the globe Saluru IN respect Ia the rlnu
that Is the one Of two aud the Other ot seventy hours
he second eume ni Bnsen had ,ackentd lltle IN lis
fap'dly' AID Is moving forward towards The twins
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From The .N',c Orleans Tmes, Ja'y 81.
.CANAECO -REGONNOIsSANGE 10 MON
TEREI-GEN TAYLOR -FoRTltOMlNG
4 Il
luiIY you ODD servant.
y. ". kEARSEl,
Col. ul lst dragoons,
, ALLEN, ls' Roy. Dragons,
Fun IeayenN 9th.


TEREI TAYLOR -FoRTlltOMlNG
CAsiPAlGN.
Every fresh arrival from the seat Of " ar serves Ia
slarirn curmsity, and keep alive the interest We all
te, N future eNeatS, IN our collision with Mexico,
Which Is nov beginning 10 phase ol activity,
aIter aher lons interval OF fepose. The part Of the
bell gertHls
Tue taoan. highly interesting Information, a Thong !,
tirnau nho has JnS arrived here lrpm Camargn, which
he visited the steamboat 81. liatclee, aud who had
lett lbst Town on the ii Il Instant.
The By ilalchee reached Camargo the evening
Of the Ism, having On board uoops and provl>ons-a
company OF tie IA Regiment Two companies Il the
Reg had previously ed lhe sleanboa
Brownsville, Enterprise, and }. + Roberts.
The rver was falling rip,diy, and he RancheTos re
sumtng Their usual occupations Col. Hays Rangers
Were mol there al that date They however, had been
III, after making Reconnaissance of the country As tar
as Monterey. Oar informant states that was reported
by the Ringers thai they mad penetrated 10 the precip
tous cliffs tnat cverhang Monterey, when ,rocper, a
very adventurous soldier, named Cumnins reached a
port, oserhan1ng The Bishops Paace, which com
ma died a view OF the whole CITY,
lhe utmast activity seemed 10 prevail among the
MeNcans, WHO were 0nSily employed IN repairing the
old ioruhcailJBs and erecting uneS. lae number
o roos was not a>ceraaed, bul rom the movements OBJ
seTva5e evident they preparing every means
u defence
/ Gen. Taylor is encampei with four ReLmeais
I(toIones Nalun's Dayis's. paklns. and Marks. J
with the Aaaamans, under Capt. Desha, a Buena
VISTA. on the borders Of lake. ensI miles north
west OF Mam1ras. The health OF tha ou tlerrs here
with Gen faylor, had much improved. oMlug Il the
hue ar they enjoyed aud splendid enc4.uIns GROUND
! lHcy occupied,
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Valuable Town Property

iENlli; undersigned offers lot sale that valuable prop
Il cry, IA the ro~n OF LyneA1urg, long known as
kNLNs CORNER.
This Is one ui the best located lots in the town. for
hasuess, aud Is ehineu'y nurte the attention OF cap
mSts. The undersigned Is anNinus 10 SELL aud invites
he application o PURCHASERS. For terms, (Which wlI
be liberal, and he ale made undoubtedly good,) apply
Charles L.. Mostly WIN authorised 10 sell
FREDERICK MONlMOLLlN.
Trustee, &c.
HE lot contains 80 feet 'front.' running back the usual
depth al town hts aud vii be- sud whole IN sepa
aie parcels may be desired +. NJ, Trustee.
june - tsn
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TIE. SUB -TREASJR Il Y.

The Senate has passed the Sub Treasury BH win
considerable amendments Tnere is something really
iudcTouS III such scheme, al moment when paper
money aud promises To pay the chief reliance ot HE
Government 10 carry ON unnecessary war.
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correspondence Il Inc American.
UNITED STATE, SENATE.

Z a. IA fTr,a4n
UNITED STATES SENATE
" ,su..,.ra. IL. On
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ts's'..i, R,.aI.i,'s ~ IN
'ttN ~ ""ae ~.
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Nsu,NNEE1< t -, ''"isu' ms '"liea
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ny 'Ne vi .oN1hfsS
NJ. Mics ol oanf called NJ tie lint Il solution
'af nsehi Conse~s. Multas ,eadc ia p rpar
iis 81 and lbs
an JoiiNeoN' oil Nd. said that The printing Of
t iFrsen Congress Va uld reach nratly quarter al a
SION efdJll,rs, or alnasl double thu sun When
Bts hfes nte pilates at he ldsl long session q
asg''s
Ihc Resolution VAS advacalod by Mr.. MI rs a.
ss5a by A' PtNNh hN hfR. and i,hafd gem,
~ mtssfs. tAAfkoN. AMER On, 81
f.tt and } NJ. CLAY ION. The lluusr Rcsou.
10 "s t"h'uti'u J." hl N"r al - ti Ii.
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TO l1AII lAlORE
lihoir frs from Richmond 10 Baltimore,

FOiR DOLLRHS ONLY
TRAVELLERS going Nmth. are advised thai the
NV, que, lnd splendid Steamer MOl'NlNER
NON. Capt. [. W. GrNNGLL. noV luns lrom Arqam
tfrk II Baltimore every MOSDN and TIT lis
DAY, IN connection With The Richmond and fielr
nrhshaf2 Il NJ u al.
The MUM VERNON leaves AeqnA Creek IN
medaley The arrival ol The Cans, and Passengers hy
lhs - harh BALTIMORE nj The same price, and s,n,t
sa.a' earlier than those b, the james River and Ba,
Boals They also avoid he dangers ol sickness an,
he uncertainties OF he Nldf end uugh p,rllon Of til,
BAY between Oh Punt tomi,ft aud the mouth OF Pr
mac, aud make the tup between Acluia Crcek aud Bal
llnore IN NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMBOAT. unsur
f1S',d III sr1eNGrn, srEtn, BEAUTY on COMFORT, b,
lai Boat south ol Fhiadephn
tof mrhrr particulars, NJ Ihr Ugh Tickets apply a
lie olller Ut lhr Rebmo0d, fredericksburg and Poo
mao Ral Road.
1Hos. SHARP. Superintendent.
July ~ I'll #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-06

fENiE mercantile partnerships. heretofore rx sting nm
n dei Tue style 81 ENlNG y FRANKLIN, was
lhls day dlssolstdb by mutuli Al persons m
deb'ed 10 the concern viii please make payment to Ed.
ward franklin. Jr. who Is alone authorised 10 roecl
All persons having claims against the concern VIII pfe,
sent them 10 hlln ur payment
SAMUEL f.. EWING
EDWARD FRANKLIN, Jp.
July % Is
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w G0HC9ils.

HNlE subscriber having purchased Of samuel T. Ew.
my all his iatrtest IL tue late concern ui Ewing
Franklin, will continue business at their ale stand
orpusile Messrs. Mcdaniel s McCokle
lie will heep on hand well selected stuck Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which ke will dispose Of such terms as cannui fail ,c
give satisfaction 10 the purchasers He socits con
unuance Of the patronage heetolre extended 10 the
firm of Eslng & franklin, aud INVITES all persons. ii
want 81 Goods 10 call on hln. promising sell cheaJ
as any other house in tuMn
L. FRANKLIN, Jr
july % Is
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Cue Apnrhbarg Uirolsiou,
THURSDAY .MOR.NLNL;, .lCGrSy & -
Il. DALLAS.

chsfuinp tl,. 4 ,,,,=,,,.. f. =: '''oi vi dis
was virtually IN mas Tho l,I-t ''onS' Which
been required 10 amend the hill in mo e'"h''ee
.f,nrti,. H. n pun vi Tie To-
eausl it, Mr.. Dallas. he hi. c,s,i,o '''td "a
tlon therefore. saved the gl0 and '''s laes-
ol The measure. is as iustIy dine +, H.. D''e"dt
made the decision ON me Ga,l n,ss,,o = Ut han
Though not 81 ternlIot IN MIN r. -,
uLGral Address the lni,Ile y If ,,,l - "'s H.
.neard upin at The ti,,,e the nm, - '' 'o'">
/ hui is rather hazy II /. dsai,nl, i, h.. '''si''
he MEANS We learn Tins n4urb b ""a'
thinks the Nre President IN , oss IT, '""' ne
tIuna fliulry should not ntefn,s,. -, vat, - ''9''"
! ar VIII. Is Ia, vote IS meyer iny,Le1 o ff"-
ttere a = IN HE SENATE Nt Dallas . '''o
/ ne volt II. II = iiouse AS II. I,,.,,,..n we, 10
Bal Would he arp In rase TN. E,ll,.,.., ii
sa"at2 We btIleyp IN Ldeibo ill.,. ~. INV
the casing vple IN The Wee Presltni Tho r,s,
eoaem la ted the exercise hy hmm Of saul -, "
/ ua Judgment, upon the merit Of the n,.-,, l''
merely of slsarlty IN Discovering 5n.u ,I,,.L '''
| he pIpnar Will. ''
As NC have n'unated Nj d Ola, has M, A.. -
ness Of making hLuset clearly understand =,
AMI, perhaps, on this occas On lid not de.,rs :, Inv
| eslr aud ,Apllcit We. how ever ini-r tina, L
IS 10 lnslnuale tia. he Was IN a ntanu,r nh d., -,
frspnllols q Ibe Baltimore J,,,yenllao# ,,h,l wv
I'D hin, ~, ~, IN" "oilnH-
II n,nt ,.,l ,ot,l. - . question
me- As ~ '9 '"s 'dt
Aud this il i which .,.,,.,.,.....l.
Dallas i,l, ,.,L 90 u'c' "i Nj.
,,,r,,ar ina. II, II, ,,.,..,...., '''' u 'ne di''
s,.is m, - ,,ls,l l, ''e us I'M . III"
a. ,,oiI,, - fran, 20, -. '"'' ia
| -, " "7 ''' nhicr.
firm ran, ir,,,o + ~, ''f' ,'e" WIN
HIS mir, ,,.,e,,,..,. r,....z7...
mr. II nn,t ,o ., 49, '.''"" lie ""a
and ,,,. ,.,,,.a,I ,,.i. .4.,, " ''' P'aey
~ h, a - - " MS 'P"-
,,.. 'o''u nee "'de as one If
.,..,,# p.,....,.. =" ''' l''i9s' u ee"Ios lhe
FIR 49, MY - 'd''i oi mo
- l,I '''' f''' '"c ""'h'na'l"n, ana
- - '''' "'''r ''hh 10 carry
.4,,Il,..,,. NY" '''''"''eu h'".
,,,..., =, ''"1S' nave ''u d man, '"'s
20 NJ 'oaH u '"e ne" re
H. ,,.. f5'''' 'o' MEASURE VI hatiohll
| ,,, -. '''" '''' II III ana cons
.fi,,..,,,u... wv law zee" 'ai' 10 me
80. = i,. H., '''''' "'" "nat DO
/ ,,,v,. ,., ,..s.',a ''''"' ~ '"e iAf'l-ont
sl'9' WI" ""Ph l'n nave
' ''''''' I'VE accepted lie nomination, and,
- - '' s"' t'''' ma certain Contingency,
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REMARKS or NICEpREslDENr DALLAS.

= y ~ y.
In lbr senate an Jl,,.d,, ,b, Watt, "a ,I, -.
menl Of The New Tam lll beIno DECLARED f., h, Ave.,
u Mes ~
The pr,-,l,sol r,se and said.
The senate bcnu ,aaally divided on hi, imnnr,,n,
or.slion may h. In5tnI,,d IN Inn II .,,,, 49, 49,
nal rc,ss for lbe ystt ,n t,'I5l ~ nv,
ia o,ye
FNcu3td from any n,rii,ippljan in fr,,i,,, ~, MI
fyIng the bill ana bound 10 s3nc,Iso -, 1nl ,, j.,
Exactly In the shane IN which # .,a.L. mia -
1lltv Is deeply fe Il belongs however Ia the niee
assiorcl 10 M, nv my blln ,',,zans and YAH h'a
sunrl with lranknfs,. and hama maj ,,',h'.',,,,,
hnnnr,s The consequences ol my ,c,ian ,,l,r ,,,
ma, seriously affect the c.unlry NJ ,n.ci, ,',,,,,''
as 10 t,ar, a prok,uder soelInde. Bur. afr, sn,unan
M 10 my aid the bsi Purposes aud best iob tina, ran
command the eorseoaenc's he lbcv Nh ,l,, ',
must be haz ,r,I,d ny
The system Tor ohtainiun the r,vouuo. rcooss,,, ),
support their Government Is established t,.,l,
ferIly by the proplr nj ia, mind S,.,,.. 1, 49,
hunts. and aarre,6ly /, the prs,,,hoa t, nv
stutian Whatever IS asrrr,tnrl f., h., , ',,' ,9' ~,
/ the subject all sb,ull nud,nht.,ll,. .,,,i= ,,a
there are ku,vn and appr9yrJ n,i,s hy o,,, ,l,
/ viii Is exprs,sel rafn,l b, .,..,,.,,,.I. 49, ~ ~,
Ir1i .rr WIN reads thal. viii ouh ..,J af -, @
NAV feel assured HAT g of rms f., Tho
/ lls nnlty ,,h,n h, n,,l,s.,i ,, i WIS ~
II my mind, ample pool has been tifnfsbrd ,j, 49,,
iarlty n lle n,,,i, ,i,l i.,t. e,.,t ''i'' Il ma
a erraf extent m ennrlnle # eoi lt,iI "
/ system h,r-I.t,r. t,,y ~. 4 d, -. - '''
iafrun ln,pofs Tiar us,,v has n., G''''' ga
VARIOUS v6ya. and Is a,t,,lrd he ,,s ,S, ~
the other hons, 10, ,npr,s, bv ,,I,,, ~ Lilt ~
appr,,,1 and wins, 49, MI iafi .'9 WI ''s oe''
nlar sense J., The l,r,p prn9r ~ ~, ,",,''' a"' lP
twenty roh, Ntoies - S,., 80" ou' % lne
vote b. i,rc me d,s,l4sss ,l,at ,,l, 80 :" ''o
XIr,i,l, N, Il,.,,,. - ga '1's Noh"'
Nall,1 ar, e3u,l,v J,y'll I '''"'-', al"
s,Iyania u ieN,te krnt,,rl a N'i"'''''' 'sn"
! rspy I'm dc l.l,,5 r,r,,,,' ""'' "H; Ne"
c,r,llo md l,,o@,N 49,. a,' IA ANA, ~ 1f.h-
L,nsns Nss,,,, N[a5,a IT, - anu e'eF'n laI
I,t,li', N,ss,ss',, N.mi -, ''"'ana' SUN
and rIr'.r, },t, T., 49, ,N, ''N'N; i'nN'ssfr'
,, wa ~, e'''-'' t''nllaIy sn',td as
~, 'a'',' - '"e h4'y legislature, these IN
ransti,,,,i. l -. .'',VNeu' IN case fet tom
nv J'5ng, tp"'u ho' Jlsani'iy connleraci
IN. st,n,,ls 10. ,, 49,, -. WI
,,nai ns,erar,.,,a "'',.U' abatement he conS'o-
nv hon l,, 49,, - s'o' ,"ahhff as 10 protect
~ "'RH 'u'es IN imports many ot The nrodueun, Of
MAS las , ,%' ,,''n Tue competition ' other COM
ma, nrd ~ more ',1n '0y years DAa
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NEW sE'GssNG AND ssNuE.

q q q - y.
kN J. BURTON is now receiving a very ex>
RE tensIve assortment Of
.NfF GOODS.
mbraein1 aGREAr VARIETY 81 the newest and mns
ashmnabe les, prices Thai eaUnal ia II plrase-
lie respectfully solc,s examination Of his stock qe.
ore purchasing.
Apr12 tsif
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DouIrstiC fntellincucc.
MR.. VICE PRESIDENT DALLAS.

81.
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80, t ~ ~" ~
II = - =, a.. 81 =. - ,l u, "a :, j. a.
..,,. ,.i.,.h ,to t,ci,ts,.,. II pnn,Jn,,
t.s a., ti,e,os ,,,,i,,o,,sI,, i,sf,,c,ed ,b, sss,a
TO-, ,lsi s,,,a :, .sI.tn,,. my oaii ~ La, ., Ia,
-. ,,t.,.,,s,,,u -, ID IL - Ia a.
~ = - hon, ,f ma. c,nfs, ,a lie MN of 10 ma,
,I,I.ta - 1T H.. ,,,,, ,.rc,ut.s ~. NM,
l2.,g IL a.. IL vii J.l,,, tho -, u
-, 81 81 :. ,r,.,r INN, t,,o f,,,ta, ,.,.,,,' I'D
i..,, ~ a.. s,,.. / r lie i,. ,,.,,l. -, a.
-, ,,I,,,' &c, =, ,,,,,.s
l., ,h.. o., ,,nc W. r,,,,ci tho . nclosi,o If n.
.o,ect n Nt lsme.a in Ibe s.pa,r p,ev,,,. n, III,
,,,fe g,yrn he NJ Dallas.
NJ C,nrt,o sa,d.--
ARE td mi uflle n nse thai his hill IL IN be
can,c law by the casing yoc # lne Wee pfesden,
am harry 10 say ihat have seen no evidence Of such
aifni,,ny mr. vii be.,e Thai There i, such n J,sop
oaiil convinced by the evidence Of my senses
taid iha eannot be-at no native Penns) Isanla9,
hahi'd hhh ne fuai ana eg dfnee "l MS flle" ell
I'm, cnhld PROVE toreah 70 @l lIa7l' AHd os91"t the
9al' MAJ gave III" 1iiln' MS n'h"I''e name ana ,f
cohh NJ 81 us '''s'y WIN "'l 1''''ty, '"iod ~ LIS
""h Pu9ae a'' ana "i'ee p hiHhfht' lo'"l IT, II,
ae has been SAID is question Is Ia 1r stuI'd by l'
casting vote OF lhe ne President, he VI" not as VIE
MAJ aa' 1ill "eh no sfnil"i wa di'f' ha' VII
iAlh'I lahl"S aatn"lase % his MN a"u h'"iape Ps
I'm "'hf ""o ','n sum '1'"'u'e ~ ip' h'pll"h'
81 "', t''i7'' IN" ''' SI"y u "u' '"1''' ''an''y'
- NJ" u VI ''"''' ny ''' '''' II "''''') mn" '"'
sunny 7'1H. =" "ia' GA" ~ N'i'he ''""o "ie II NJ
s99'a III 9'nfs pi9it lo''c nan ,'sAs 9esPef'ie
'1f' ~ en''3 it"''no' ,ba' l'ii'' sia"'uae u Pto
NF't" NAV W. ''' =" p'' :" ''''"'s' an" ~ '""o
'y' may he '''f' ~ '' winning f'I} VINE" me "3i
,' y '',' ~ n we II VI "'1 ''''y u'' VIM" 'i'
''pl0'' ~ w '''" Nn''" " "'H '''''" ii" " ue US
"Y." "" ''"' ~ ~" ~ 'it'' =.
y VI any "'aa o'.''1e ,'a' T'n d 'oal" 'at''"a'
'aIN NJ ''' '"'' 10 ~" n"' s''" 'iN"iia'd"'ts,
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" 80 wa y ''''u SUM nl
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

July %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-12
Notice to the holders Of Mexican Indem-
nifty Scrip.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, REGIsTER's OFFICE,
A D." September 18th, 1886.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, REGIsTER's OFFICE,
A.t.| September 18th, 1876.
TTNHE holders of Mexican indemnity scrip are
Il informed that when the same is presented at this
Office for payment of the 4th and 5th instruments
under the law of August 10Th, 1876, by any person
other than the one to whom it was originally issued
it must be regularly and lawfully assigned in writ
ing and witnessed before one of the following per-
sons, to wit: A member Of Congress, United
States Judge, district attorney, clerk, collector naval
officer, deposary, or consul, or notary public,
under his official seal When the assignment is not
thus witnessed, the holder must present with the
scrip and assignment, his positive affidavit of uune-
auyocal ownership. Without such evidence Of
ownership, a REIMBURSEMENT of the 4th and 5th i'm
stalments cannot be received and United States
stock issued therefor. When the scrip is presented
by an executor, administrator, trustee, full legal
evidence of his official character will be required
When the holder cannot attend in person to make
the REIMBURSEMENT on the books Of this Office, the
same may be made by duly authorized attorney.
In such case the power of attorney must be proved
or acknowledged before one Of the sbove-named
officers, or a justice of the peace, whose official
character must be certified by county clerk under
his seal Of Office. w.. --LL.-- -. ...
r. II. GILLET, Register
Sept. l2-3t lnteligencer. s..
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Those of our readers who have seen the recent
American edition Of Grahame's History of the
United States will have noticed in the Introductory
memoir of the author, written by Mr. Josiah Quin.
cy, late President Of Harvard College, passage
mpeaching the accuracy off note in Mr.. Bancroft's
History Of the United States, in which an important
historical error Of Grahame was corrected.
To this attack Of Mr.. Quincy, upon his accuracy
as an historian, Mr.. Bancroft made, on the historic
branch of the subject, the clear and conclusive
ply, which we copy below, from the Boston Courier
of March 4th.
Mr.. Quincy has since published, as reply to
this letter of Mr.. Bancroft pamphlet of some fifty
nine pages, impeaching Mr.. Bancroft's motives
through the whole course of the affair. Mr.. Quincy
avows that he has sent a copy of this pamphlet to
every subscriber for Grahame's work. He has cir
culated it, indeed, in every direction, and many cop
les of it have reached Washington. We therefore
take notice of the subject and publish in addition to
the letter from the Courier, which settles the histor
ical question, brief rejonder by Mr.. Bancrof-t to
Mr.. Quincy's lengthy attack upon his motives.
This latter reply Of Mr. Bancroft will be found, we
think, to be written as temperatey and conclusvely
as his former one.
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establishment in Nh0 England The challenge thus
confidently given not accepted"


confidently given was not accepted"
MORE Z
John Greene 10 The committee Of trade and planta-
tiOnS.
Estate Paper ONCE, New England Board of Trade vol
folio -
"The humble petition of Randall Holden and
John Greene, deputies for the town of Warwick
to the answer Of William Stoughton and Peter
Buckley, agents for the Massachusetts, colony in
New England
"And as AN undeniable testimony Of our
loyalty in those times, and of the truth Of our IN.
tentions of making our address to his royal majesty
in 1914, we did, by treaty with the Nsraganset
sachems, (who are the chiefs of all New England
bring those princes and people TO a submission and
owledgment of his said royal majesty, and his
successors, kings of England, their supreme
lords and soyeregns of that country.
ind do here challenge the agents Of the yNassaehu-
sets, to show fiat any time they had brought any Of
the sachems TO obedience TO the king or To own his
superiority; but, on the contrary, some they have
forced submit TO their State without any relation
to his majesty may further yet dare them 10 IN
stance any act Of duty loyalty so0n 10 his mg.
IT, or his royal father, since the first establishment
IN .Nsp England" -
(Signed,) RANDALL HOLDoWN,
(signed,) John GREENE"
81 hereby certify that the above is an exact and
true copy from the original, deposited in her males
TVS State Paper Office, London.
(Signed,) ROBERT LEMON,
"Chief Clerk
estate PAPER orncE, Jan 3, 1886"