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WORTH OF FRESH DRY


kai Road and seanboai ana the paeie. Henry
Greenway nom New very rener. ss-ortne nj O. the nv
eat ssJie SPRING GOODs Viii r.,iv r.duesd
before hand offered
small advance and the the
sale By saetion vn rske pses Jsy Kvss
invite those goods q uppy
ING them al almost their o~p price Here follows
part
oubr. striped B,rerss Bslrnrins. add Lawn,
Gro Dc Odssr. Jaeossts OtraBee Musins Girsh.ns
f.rneh and Earson Cling black ald white
French. Bnsish. and American caAcoss (eb~ap)
BOOK. swiss. Nun. JaeooeL snaes sin Musins
Black ami white La~n- Gi 'rham' and q .Beoes
Habit and Pun ture Dim ", Tarlton Muslin
Lace, tape CHECKED, fancy, iub lee and Polka Robes
omsrs BAr-se. sik. nj Heruan shaws and sesIfs
horavan. sllk. and cotton Hosiery. qualities
Li''e thread nk, and aid Glove. Mn.
Super bonnet. meek. and velvet RiSands
Super sk and cotton Umbrella. Pa-aso and Sun sA,des
Thread L,ees, EdsinssL and inseubrs
Swiss book and esrnbrie Rdgings and Insertinrs
Irish shiuns and sbeetinr Linens prices SD.
Table DanAs<- Diaper. rabs Cloths nd Napkins
husa AID bird Eye Diaper. Dowas and Crash
Revere bondi hens itehsd bordd ina Cam HAM.
Pain ana shaded slk Prirrs. nd Cords
Hair gas cloth, MArssiI.s, ante rdsd Skin.
LarE. and medium harseiHes Quits
EIua super wool black Cloths md Cashmere.
fauey cold and hy'd French nd belgian do
super AMI MEDIUM DRIP de Etc and CAPE Camblets
Cnape Lasting, Sumner Ctfths. and Cfo,on DO.
Heavy brown and white Linen Drilling.
- and - plain French Linen, Drn and Bufaps
Bach SATIN, Vaentia, and Narseiies vessng
Cottonid kremlns. Camhes and Mericaa Mitture,
%, -. 50, o. brown and bleaehed pom,u,e.
Paid Dornescs Apron aud Furniture Check,
Brown AM eeaehed Jeans Nanksens Cotton oraaburr
India Floor Mating
with variety of other Goods enumerated every article
OF which wi" be sod a. before stated uneommonly prices
for cash. VALENTINE RRRrDEs a M
NH 90 QI7 R,o,a s,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

q NOHDON ~ SklNkEk. % MAIN SrRE,r-
~ HehE1ond. Va, offer FOR sale
- bids OI.eans and wlsi India Sugars
is uerees and bbls Carried sugar
40 packages IalG crushed ana pnlyer..ed suy,U,
5 be{eS white Havana Sugar
$40 bass Cefee-Rio. I.sGuSyra, Java and M.raeaibO
tales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans md West india Molass,s
10 III chess Gunpowder and Hyson ca part very
5 hi chests Black Tea ~ ~r
Tea IN q and 3Ib bo1es
400 sides Leahsr-g'cd Eaup and damaged
20 20 hussst Leather
800 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and TaIow Candies
20 boIessoap
Fancy and variegated Soap
10 bags Pepper
PineniO and Ginger
900 ksgs Nails
$50 sacks Ashion's Salt
$50 bags Sho.
TO- kess Dupont's Power
$50 reams WIAPpiRs Paper
10 tieTcss Rice
ESQ doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord, and Line.
50 don Brooms
% toz painted Buckets
~ Tubs
IS bales Couo- TNine and Lamp yYia
50 bsEs Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grindstonss
is kegs Horse Shoes
bhds Bacon
Gass-s1IO and IO1Iq
sperm and Tanners oil
cotton yarns sal, PsWs, CopPvra, Nader and Indigo
to,loa an bales, Cnyet Seed. CIDER Vinegar, &c. ke
hoh-lOo tons swees English Trsdesar and Country com
prising nearly al sues, round fat and square
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
sfEEl-American and Enahsh Rlixer,A
Mayors and sheer Steel
TN PLATE-i7S boEcs LOLA 1850 i21I9
Bright and loaded Tin for rochng.
OoPPER-so00 lbs Blazers, sheathing aud Bolt
WlRE-loO0 bs assorted sizes
Zinc and Syeitsr
Bar and Sheet Lad, &c mho,
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NEW SPRING GOODS,


VOW OPENING AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET
INHE subscriber is now receiving from New
Il Yort, Philadelphia ard Baltimore arss sesa.f ~
soren Of Fresh Spring Dry Good purchased for th
loWeft possible raisa The following in part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES.
Pyremediea Gradustes Graduated Lawn Robes
Satin striped Ombfe BaTeges Plaid French Ginghams
Buf pink and blue French Chintzes
BacE satin striped Baferes
Mourning and half DO. Lawns and Ginsbams
Polkeiur1's entirely - artieIe
Embroidered Mullins and Lava
Rich Pans BalzAnnes and Bsrrgs,
sis WARP Alpaca as low a Gel eu.
Buh pink and blue PARIS Jaeonets Coronation Robe,
Trimmed Pari- Cellars high meek Chemi1sttea
Evils and CAInb'ie EdEings and Inseuins4
AeIaDder's best Nd Gloves
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fain blaek single milIed Cashmere
- plaid Prench DO
Pad GAmsroons and Tweed Do; Paid French Drininxs
Aloertine, new article, Dap de Louyier do. 90
bue' black and inv green Cloths White Linen Drnns.
ALSO,
case q Silk Umbrellas
do fine GinSham do.
80 co rAfasoieties Sun Shades Paraso an lasae ky
st bre OF Philadelphia. whose far famed reputation for
sooa huee, requires no CONNIE Rcstos OF mine.
AZ e above goods lztIgg many here named
"" De So extremely XIV Coantry merchants are inyi-
TED 10 eIatainv our sock "
N Ia hand Cotton osnaburgs Burizp. Cotton Cloths
Cheeks TesIngs, Linen Goods ke, ke.
apS EDRIs BRRKIFv
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Splendid stock of Dry Goods.

" "NhN W rANfSo haFe received by re-
arrivals froI market. their snr. sprs.r
suppy embracing mach the
hey have ever bsors hsd TN pssu. Of pubic
county herehapas ard o<srs visiting the
erafne our noekh sha1 be pleasure
svs them ever assurance q fading can
Be shswn BY house ooss>x enur
pi-te a,ortnent Of Laden coo,
Rieh Fancy sllks Enb'd Cana Ch.mi.rt. a.
Rack and blue black striped sins Collar
ram elae black and black d. whise Embd Crape shaw.
foaard summer do Six and BareSe sbswi,&seaIf.
omer- Shaded barsres CENTS GOODS.
"a tn-s from q To rs cents Black French
Bomsaksnes and Alpar.s mere. =
Black and Blue brown nd DIV, Clo,h.
Balrorinss Super fancy French Ca.-imerr-
biaes Lussre Brih'snies sfk, tain Vest
Graduated Robes ing,
Oregon and oryandte Nusins Linen Drills Summer C,,i,v,
French Lawns Caieoes .dtu-rx sto~k. C.v.n.
French Ginrhams Glove. so.u. nd,,.
Also compete sssor men, Of table Linens
ana brown shertng and shring they solicit
the attention Of their friend. aldd ealers generally
ap 10 WARREN a. FAIRIES. 10 Main str.-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

TO STRANGERS, AND OTHERS

Nv no WsH TO PURCHASE PLsJSo FoRTEs MUSIC
heneal in''rusenss ry line Of the
hqosny vn Be commit the eannx ne
a. ms rsDo for'e wzrsroon ss ooy
on NE cy Wholly enrsg-d IN bs Th-y always
hreetiron ne reehshes They -el.et srx
eoeeuon on Music IN The Stat consisting New
Publications -
Ihere VII 100 be eon-'sn ty hand LARGE AND VARIED
hscohThENI o. PiANO FoRTEs. Manuf.etory Of
NuNNs cbhkk and other. Of New eea~b N Nd
mahefs the United States which will
sold aihe New fosk price and which
The uo- secure manner for sndng county err.
chafge.
ho most magnificent Assortment Of Muse.l Instruments in
general nom the bet makers th< worda which VIII be
sod Al remarkably prices
WA therefore be seen that this the FIRST
where purchasers vhh r,rard To
pree and quality.
20 ne~ Music received every week from p-hi.hers
20 Al orders from eounty prurnpt ate
smiaTs Schools and Teachers furnished on the most reap.
Die terms p H. TAYLOR 100 Main ST
apis Cono-,,. AZ. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

ANOTHER SUPPLY
q + new, fashionable and popular MUSIC for
the Piano Pore. ila received at P. Il. TAYLoRs
Forte AM Muse store 100 Main Street opposite
hsnHss
The Wanfe7eSs uHsaa Of Home ReeoheeiOns Chill
Wa, h ?. ID Bgowu.
10 w the Love Of Thee, By Leopold Neisnea-
Tke Mothers Song
Kate o'shane, BY Geo. LnIey.
Pieces.
Qgiekstep Polka
American POEkA Suacrlss
AAaea f0ka a dueIs.
La FILE Du CieL VAlse Brilhan;e, by shubert.
La Bnse wasz-
Alne do.
MaEurka Nauouae.
Romance sans PsrnAes. By Tborbeeker.
% New Music received every week an 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23

oNOo on an air in Ella Pse du Regiment for The Guitar
~ Storm honds, by stelhslL
selan RondO arranged BY CArus,
La Chase du Jeune Hem by do
"Andante' with variations By G y Beuy
German Sheherd's Song with variations,
Pot b. J. de Anguera,
FANTASIA. BY do
variations, BY Paul schmidt
Away with Melancholy with variations
Swiss AZ, with SLOWS By HafbruFrer
Home sweet home with variations ~ wieisud
40 clair Dc IA Lune by NeaBen
Is ibe 49, Rose oi Summet with variations BY CsfoassL
neeere hH Wait, with variations.
Spanish Dance variations by Giles for Guitar and Pspo
Iyfolean heoy variations by Roiser Cor the Guitar
hcange BY Z q Weber
Casuss Guitar Melodies
Bagaenes By Cafus,
Red Sulphur sefenade,
Five cay pieces. BY Coupa,
Gems u the bohemian Cir, b. Gordon
Hghandets Chorus,
Hunters Chorus
Ia q darem Ia Mana, By Carcasst
VOTES favonts
scu Of ouadrines. n hvpfne airs Of Auhet
The celebrated Retreat a. erforured ~ Schmidt
Favorte Gallon toui "thc rost1iou."
p The above great vare Of new Guitar sonrs Marches
WaltHes, &C. may BE- obtained
WIN. l.. MONTAGUEs Hlais gore
~ 10 sga oftho Tyr, hsin street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
In STORE,

In STORE,
EToFFE ALeERIsEs-for LADIES' Dresses
EloIe Bah.ie
"a. warp Ghsha4.
csd plaid
ha1orinss and Bsrsges
Mar-eiIes and other skin.
: Baisie shaws
Checked striped and plain =usrHs
Pain book
Checked, striped and plain eambue.
Pain and figured bobnets
FOotings other lace GOOD,
JaeOnet and eambne edsinss and ln,erins,
lrtsh linens large stock
EItrA ~ Inca sheetngs
Linen cambics linen eaHIus hdEt.
Brown aud hleaeAed bolands
bFown meas and srass eIoiA. every v.rety
he1y Drawn linen dnhs
Bieaehed
Navy dnH. good srueIe
Saneroons and eoltonldea very heavy stock
harseines aRd Valencia vessings
Bst s HSs lnsI O s a.. ,s :o%. Of sI quality
ansa'e eoh- OF every sbab~ and quality
Rack and fancy French double single widths
English eassmeres and tweeds
American fancy esssineres a beautiful article
- plain and ng'4 draP dete
Summer es.., every eolor anu price
1o@pslIass ADD apaeeas
sir and alpaeea sirro
Green bArege, black lace wells
Baef white and cord Italian Grape. eraps
silk tnitts and gloves
Black and eord kii gloves
Hose and half kos,, l.rss stock
siis ana volon hdss
French SILK umbrellas, hne article
Cotton and gingham Umbrellas
Parasos and Paasoletiss
Stocks, collars bnsoras
Black Italian ald ersvau
FaEey meek hikfs Aad scars
Black and eord sewing silks
10. uafrpt thread. v,,v
TaYors, Brooks. Coaiss' and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs hrze sack
Cum web and other suspeBders
Prints
- 10 ~ o. IO4and ie4 beaehsd sh1lpr. a sh..tpr,
81 Ts4 4and So brown shrtinEs and shestnss-smons.
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Knor aud Penitsntiary fiaids for servants
And many other styles Goods an Of which ar, or.d n M
trade upon the most accommodating terms
NH 50 nANtrT n xnHnoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
To TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
OF MUSIC,

~
OF MUSIC,
AND AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED
THE subscriber VIM. l.. MOntaguel
Il has for sac at his Music Store following wo'
l. Ferr' celebrated Instruction Boos voice, with piano
Accomplishments
singing with scales soieEgios,
3 THe Singers Fine ind by Henry Russell
4 Rossino's Nocal Instructions.
s Chfon's Vocal IaairBeboF.
s Cliton's Instructions for The Piano Forte
T. Huncng % DO
e. Lsiogrs do
y Singing eIsmphhed. by T. COOKE.
10 CareaSsis celebrated guitar instructions
II. QUO Tops instructions fOf guar.
~ Elements OF guitar playing, By James RaEaFd
IL. Wisy's Instructions for the guitar
IL. TaylOrs precepuve lvssons for N
Also the 5os nsuuctoa books os Flute von Trombone
french Horn Corunposn, Clarinet Fife Fagsolc ACCORDION
w L. Ms collection Of MUSIC vared that
Of ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE he has
also mad men receive published az an,
Msse which may hereafter BE- published The O. states
WA. L. MONTAGUE,
Dealer in Music and Musical Instruments
40 20 No ISL Main street Riehuond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-23
ENCOURAGE rug , MsIASSlg5f.Al.esrUREs oT YoUa

VUNHe Panln Manufactures Conpany have on hand At their
PAfkh A near The Depot q III southern Railroad good
asottnent Of supcrhne nm ard
nat cap papers rd and pam ao medium printing enveop
Wrappine papers q various ~ The owe whooe prices
70 Whrh they invite public aenton, assured That IN quay and
pree Their WIN bear comparison win pfnaucou
o. any Northern Faeo Thy prepared for
any Description papsf that The market elr nay
Iagrs hssehsss ssd ds.s requested 70 osn Paper
1nI sn1 sI.s.ise lsI Ihen.slyft phng
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS.

No. 90 Vain, Corner OF 9th and Vain Streets,
IL IL. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
-. Of Spring Ead summer Ready Made Clothing Gentle
msn Fancy Ware lie Complete as-ort.
ment OF the following articles. VIZ
Ffsnsh and Enssh Cloth Coats black blue
brown. olive an green.
French and AEeeAn Pain Cashmere and Doe.sn
Pants
Single Milled Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, STA and Bonbszne Vest,
Faney do do Marseines I'd Cashm-reue vess
White harees Vests duoele breasted aiding
rolling collar
kic. Silk. Thresd and White Cloves
Shirts pilin and fancy
Bosoms and Coaars Of the styles
heTno, Cotton and sls UndershirI
Do do Drawers and Socks
searfs Crava stocks and Pocket Hdkf. great varsity
suspenders Of all kinds
SIX and Bingham Umbrellas
AZ Of which We viii sell a, low this side
OF Oregoni
T. b. spence continues take
up al the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ Co. Bal
- -
An assortment Of samples constantly n hand.
ap lprScr
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.

which he offers for sae low
ne N be Constantly adding 10 hs BY
mos fashionable spring Goods Among his
Ladies Caters, half Caters Cater Buskns, he
Ladies shppers Ties nd Bustns qua
servanis and Chden's Shoes great variety cheap
Cent Gaitsrs hne Dress shoes and styles
Cent? cheap psg'd Boots and Brorans
Also Gents and Youths Dres Shoes and
Boots made 10 order Of Tho style
B-herehants from the County buy OF eiiy
acceptance invited to call and my think
can cell them barraias
To- TRAVELLING TRUNKS. yery ebeap.
S-3m e M LEONARD
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SPkING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
q. DUNSPAUGH a. cd

20 " west vain street.
"A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
- and sumner Cohnr seeetsd and manufactures much
care oFprey of e Rchmond tfadsamong may
oand Eneah French and German Goth dress snd fot
Tweed Drsp DIE Csshusru Lines Ee Business Coa gnsish
ffeneh German and American Cashmere Pants s asun, BON
BARNES Nasnea psn and haufed Msrsees
feat variety n fancy anes OF the latest gasrus We
respectfully ask ne attention % purchasers extensive
VJaCss H.t
~ B-our sock 10 few days win b. eonplsls comprising
sFefy Hyls o. rsu'enl IN The eenusHashs I'pe =" ~
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TO BUYERS OF FuRNITyRE--sOUTH.

II E(.ARENS WRITINGS -DsiNKER a MORRIS pub
- lish totths proFSIeiofs lbs day
WRITINGS OF HUGH SwtNTON LEGARE.
Late AuofDey General consrtnE o. Day of Bfu-n ani
Journal 81 The Rhine extracts and Dpoauc Cor
rcsp1ntence Ofanns Speeches. Contributions
fot and seuthern Review psftced Memoir te Edit
- ~ Ne ~ rsufth Price -.
90 ths tmsy BE- AID Of him without ersg
seraton. and poican, uvanrd
fpsuof and reach Of
entirely equslcd Cobon sbo and isarninE snd
pisctd hnsefi parallel VIII Mausfe'dssa Lawyer.
Copies ready Tor s.rvery ne bookstore q
arts DINNER q NORRIS a. Main strsst
~ ICHuOND GROt Nd PLASTER.-we have con
~ anty hand aFpy q Ibis superior Plaster. whch
can lbs aueniion Of our country friends
tf GORnON 4 agINEFR
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ROBERT NOTT

House siEn PRinseT nnd GIazIer
HsIt door 20 tAs EEoh4sFs BaSt, RioArsud VqrgI.ia
AZ received further supply Paints Ola Com. an, oth.t
II Narnishes with Painters and Bepers An ,..,
ment OF French and Amsncan Window sizes from tO 20
Sorse inches all Of which he WORK up on the
most reasonable terms. r - Nv
N. ia lafse supply soap Stone Paint for mi. In u
Isrior paintfor TIN ShinEed Roofs. nv
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Ritbmona Dailp iUbia.

RICHARD II. T0LEls, Editor.
WAR; W.; y; S N. EnL.ofr, A..ee,nss Editors.
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NEW STORE.

liz vain street,
ONE DOOR dBoyE Gar JsITHEEs & co.
INHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
II friends and the public generally that h has recently
returned from the north general selected az
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

NfTdTh, NfW JeTsfV.
Store No. ga walden fame, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS or INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
toRPUGATBO supsrdsrs Over SINGS Cloth Carl &c
- ia Pfosergers Aachas Sanding WAFER ffoof Ginning ard
every nter aeie made from nata Rabhsf afe Of
penaer we're orhibhed NJ Tho f Of the American Institute
a aei ~ impartial srAmnaon aud pafsop others
cefvedthe hrH pfemium Al articles
have undefone NE sevees isu ard given iaction
We unsrvrdy invite Merchants ard AZ others from Middle
houhsrn and eouih Western az our sahsnt
where hey VIII find good and a-onnont India
Fuhher Goods Our terms viii Be Hbsra and satisfactory 10 an
buyers. Az orders promptly executed.
- i5--6m HUTCHINpoH A PtTyyog
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04

=" A slower course might have been more
insitilnns and more certain. Mr. Calhoun's
policy OF giving no NORGE, but pushing
The rigur of jniur occupancy to the VI
most. could hardly fail in the course "l
ten years To result in a repetition of The
game of Texas. Oregon. should the
Arlericau proplc ever atlain substantial
rreponderrurr, could not long remain al
English coiony-bul occupancy, though
an irresistible power, is moi a right aud
depends on numbers. not arn-. Var rs
TOO monStrous to be thought of for a mo,
mrnt, ercepi after Gerry Effort at u cOmpro-
mise has been rrhQuSteQ !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04
[CoMMuNIcAAgD.f1,
ORDINATIONS.

The Presby,ery invited tosor1aiosA r..
Norris. met on The: 25rh ult q at Clouds;
Creek CRarch: Edge6ell District and SET,
him aparl TO The work of an evangelist
The following order was observed.
The ordination sermon was delivered !
by Elder William Brookef; intefYogatog q
ries and ordination prayer ny Elder W.
Watkins. and The charge BY Elder "a
Watkins The right hand5of felfoSshfps
was given. and The Christian B Bonediction.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04

The GraniAsrillo Manufacturing Company.
"A short time since, the Hamburg Republi-
can published an accnunt Of the operations
Of this Company. which has been recently es-
ialished. We are informed that several gen
tlenen ofconsiderable capital have taken stuck
in it, and that the enterprise will undoubtedly
succeed. The buildings Of the Company will.
be constructed within short distance Of Al
ken. The Company have our hearty good
will for their success.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04
Correspondence Of the Sou!htra Pftr'ot.

Correspondence 81 he oou1Mr'" t''o''
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.
We'll, the long looked for steamer III
hernia arrived safely a, Boston yesterday
morning. and her news was expressed 10
thiss; civ and published in this m"rnlngs
papers. The mails did not arrive ii'l
This. morning and.were moi delivered TIL
after II :. 50. wo are moi in receipt OF our
letters in time 10 write you by the South
ern' mail of This afternoon. The news
brourh, by The llibcrna is'very interest
inc and also very important, and VIII we
t!iink,, case The mouey market IN 'ii's c"y,
and likewise ease the apprehensIons oi
those fearful Of war. The Wings uhuer
Lord JoIu Russell, have entirely failed IN
their attempts to establish government
Thi. failure is1a,tribu,cd 10 tho fact that
Ear, Grey would not accept an o'tlcc IN
the Cpbine, if Lord Palmcrson was aP-
nmo;n,eu 10 lie Department of Foreign
Affairs. This We consider very peace
ful measure. Every one'rememheTs now
! narrowly. Lord P. escaped cmbroIl'ts
Eepland with France, when he formerly
was.in the Cabinet. and were he now ap'
noiu,ed 10 ,be Office of Foreign Affairs
we. nigh. be plunged into a war rather
sooner ihan would be. agreeable TO either
sides. But tits su!iicien, that we know
that Russell, has failed. Immediately
upon The fact being made known TO the
ooeen she sent for Sir Robert Peel who'
il is said. resumed his Office as promptly
as he laid i, down.4LThe Cabinet is sub
sla6,lally the same as before Peel's res
igpation.ssj - 80.
Tho Presidents Message, which reach
ed, Liverpool BY the packer ship Sea on
sl,o 22d Decpm5ey. (haYine lef, this port
on he Sd, was as received with far less
5iayteI;is i ithau was generally suspected.
Tbe Press 81 Of Eugfaui; speak well ofit'iH
iir.fanrTy I Instances ai The london FINES
saysasit is sslmpleaIeadable and plain"
HEhesIlime esfiadds--,ssW hat is said IN the
Message. .upon8 ahe Oregon question IS
neitI,er more nor less than a amiltaon .uolcts
hare dictated, und ace haze kno1en It
need pol augment the terror OF the Eu
rom TSoyean and 10 certainly ,eall,not no,
ShaTee the .fesotesssor add;Io the prepafa7
ifoassoflEfheg British @ abinet. us al.
.rsatts resolved and spased !"
Again, the ranesS smarks, y relation I! q
10 the csarssl recon- by Mr.. Polk
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Henry hman.-Northern. papers recently
announced the death Of Henry; ;Inman, cele.
brated American painter Tie IortY,siIt year.
of his age. Mr. Innlail was a native o.. New.
York. and was extensively known j ib,5 tbs
country. and in Europe. as one 0f ouf. .6nest
artists Many Of his gpainlingsfand sketches
attained a high celebrity, He had beer forsf
some time laboring under ill.health md mis-.
fortune, and when. he hadconpl pleted q picture ;
called IAN October Afternoon he remarked,
it was his last. This was but loo true q. pre-.
sentiment Of the fate of this ctiildof genius
MIR lnnian was some time since employed By
Congress, to paint a picture fal;the Eetunda.pfs;
the Capitol. Misfortuues ofthe5 5heayiestA 3.
and his early death prevented the complexion
Of this work. q 80 y s Sc .
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Correspondence of the Southern Patriot
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
INGS.
WAsnINGToN, Jan 25

NAsHINGTOS, Jan 2'1
The Senate did nui sit, beruG engaged
as usual in the business Of he C"mmttre
Rooms. ae
The House was u day OF dullness.-
Mr.. Giddngs made u statement complain
Ing that Reporters, Letter Wrrcrs, &c:
had nisrepresenleu aud villified bim, OF
which, think there is IiIrie druhl, as some
of those gentry did abuse him with an un
sparing hand, tha, heing considered in
some quarters, an evidence Of talent aud
zeal.
Mr.. Cahcll. of Florida, spoke his hour
in favor of his right TO his seat.
Nr. Brockenhoroush made brief re.
iuinder, and was followed by MIR. Culver
in favor of The sitting membor, who in
Turn was followed bl Nlr. Dohbins, in ia
yor of Mr. Brockruborougb
January "a.
The Senate was mol in session today.
and The House was engaged all daN IN
lie cuuiested election case. whicn an
happy TO inform you. was brought TO a
close. The decision was as follows, and
taken ON tho two separate Resolutions by
yeas aud nays The FIRST was that Ed
,a,s 1O5.,ovs 20 rhe secoud-,I,at
Wm v n Erockenbor.r. rb is ,ntitlea To
H.. .aa, ,s ,bs penr.sen,a,,vr for the
Sal nr Fl,rida and il wus decided in
the alhrma,lvc-yeas lOO-nays 81
Nr. Brockenborousl, was qualified
and mol his seai
4, .ITnr, was Then made TO suspend the
r,,Ios in ,rder /, ofT.r :, resolution. sorha,
Mr. Cnbell should nor tie precluIeu from