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len &e9snoen srbaten. 9as pisle 2ticen oa6
oaburb pumieren morbsn, Fam man ltb nidbt
eenfsn. Ole NsnaiIttn &ranfbeten pcrccn turd)
ren &stroucb ron 9pftrr SmaDnc6 QEiIcfirs
itttnsSDrup 9dnjljtb pertil9t. 9Esnn Die pislen
2stencsn, Die NIT Der s3cbruna tCbAftst
inb, Or. SmoDns'S QSipfirlben. SaIfam pro:
birtsn, miiroen ite melt betr tbun, alS e16 ilc
Ole pielen untauNden WPsbiincn sinncDnen
Die in pen tTsntihsn Slittern befannt 9cmabt
rerrsn. 9icie Srduttr>Wepiin bsilt Die ne:
ben 2un1sn, rertrtlbt ZEN 9tabtlbmei6 unb fu:
rrt hen Sranfsn.
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ne, sinsm rs9slmd6i9 praftieirenren NrStt, esl
fttt lan9en SaDren in Qun9s1= unb Srulifranf
btitsn @rfabrun9 9tiommsIt ;ubersitst. Si'
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Dem lidb ftinc Sl9natut befnoet 3u BADEN II
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11jariban, N9sntsn fir Nsaoing.
@sc. s. Onusr, MomI5rcrf; Or. Seatr6
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9etrisbsn $50 &ibs uno &dlber 4S0 Sb,pes
nc unb 11SO Sbaofs unb Qdmmer.
Yreiie Sdlobtcbitn waren fbleht i'm
Stanbs unb purbsn esn9emds psrfauft ju st
bis $74 Die 100 Yfc. 60 Stuf bIisben ubr9.
tStDe uno &dlbsr- -mlbfibs psrfauftsn ;u l 5
Bis 80, 9prn9srs $l2 bis "a unb trcfne Shbe
Su Sc bis ~. Shmsins psrfauften III $s6 bis
7 bic 100 Yfuno. Sboafs psrfauftsn ale Su
ST. Bis 4 uno qammer 81 81 biS 4 jstsS, Der
Suatdt 9smi6.
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2ln Ole unebbangigen Stimmseber
BON Serfs Gaunty.
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DC Bin cb bspcscn ,porosn mid gurer 8eaeb=
tuns als ein
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70 alhflid Iein su senanntem 2lmtc ertpablt
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asnbeiten cedelten init 3reue uno ltnpartsis
Itfet aussuilteu.
gner cr9etcner 9iencr uno O1ittiraer,
Uoam Qeig.
gfIab 3aunItbip, Ipri[ 1S. blD.
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I'm rie unathdn9i9en Stimm9eber
Don SerfS &auntn.

Srennoc nno Oiitbiracr !-Oie anIebnlis
tbe Stiillc, Die ih tei lester @hsrifss Waabl
erbaIten (spcfir ih bicrmit berstib 9ane
Iaar,) uno cas Nniueben pieIer meiner boris
gen !lntcrititser, bat MIDI bswcssn, micoer'
um ais ganoicat fit cas "SeberifFss1lmt'=
tei ndctlter 9Babl Dor gut su trcten. Coll,
te ee mir 9slnscn srmdblt sn rpercen, 70 pers
Iprehe icb Die 4mtessYftbten ae,piGenbaft,
anfritbti9 uno unpartsiib ,u pcd;ieben.
Jebn potteiser.
Bern, Suni IS. bw.
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-am l6tcn Suli, in oicler Gtaet, Saect
CaUiee, i'm 62itsn Sabre lcinse alters.
-am %. Suni, in SlrfIcpIlle, Ohio, Or.
Dm. 81. Staud, frlbrr ppu WcmcIsrcrf,
8crts Gountp.
-am 8. Suli in Waibinstpn samIbip,
Ibrabam mutbarp, i'll 77lten >ebcnejabre.
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MobIfeile Sitter sllm Yersauf,

I'm nsuen 6arttp aarem:S tobr,
gfe Der psnn uno 4ten Strabe [6errn gts
tert's alter Stano, bsitebcnc aus einem arc'
Fen Ifortement y. bartrn 1Daaren, Shner:
scuaen, Sldacln, snaliIcte mnc reutlhe 9cn:
fen, Srutbtretfen, qSsBtteinen, 6eu: II. O1ilt:
Satsln gum Ssrfauf icbr ,pcblfeil tsi
Sranflin Miller,
SauI ums 6otel sc9Cniitcr.
Geapina, Snli 20. BIN.
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Maraaeorz SySGattcl Sc.

Ger llnterIebrirbcnc rrtittet atttunaspcl
rle Nufmcrfiamfeit rcr Shraer bon Serfs
Sauntp, anf lrin aue9ccebntcs uno mcaises
N0ortrment bon
II g III ors ~ 4 ntctn
unn characterization i'm Iaaemeinrn, niht
htsrtrcfen bureb iraeno Gin anneres GtatliIe
ltment III pcn Scrsiniaten Staaten. Sa ieis
ne Irbrltcn pur6 Sampffraft ssIhebcn, 70
ut or I'M Stanee Su Den al!ernisori9ltea prei.
zen Su prrfaufen.
Jobn Sairo,
Nioae Ncae, ctcrbalt Gprina @arpsu Ct.
Dbilatelpbia, Suli IS. 1847. 690l.
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Geors &siIer, W1aasr, Otsr 5sioelbers.
Atrabam >ans, Saufinann, albany.
Saeob $isbtfoot, Bauer, WaiceneritP.
limos lambert, Shubmater, gnmru.
Saecb &. $sban, Sauer, Maratapnp.
Spbu &. {euan, Ssrber, 90.
Wartin Wlcyer, it,, Bauer, SetbeI.
Ntrabam O1enssI, Whaer, Inter 6siorltera'
Scbu Jlunnenmatber, Vausr, Centre.
y. Slunnenmahsr, &auflnann, Ober Bern.
Saniel Nobrbatb, Sausr, Siitrift.
Saepb Wabn, %. W1aiOcnerief.
@arl Tobrbaeb, br. Oiitrift.
Daniel pster, Dliller, Olep.
4oam pottsissr, Sausr, Oter 9ulpebcfsn.
Samusl Sebcll, 6utmaebcr, Neaolna.
Sonatban Sebarp, Daltcr, 6crefcrp.
Saeob Stbollenteraer, Bauer, SrnnwitIb.
.. SanpcrIl,ee, Blshiebmict, Womelsoorf.
Nram weter, Sausihreiner, Setbcl.
s. g. mitman, Inltrsitbrr, 8eaplna.
18m. QBlion, Stbubmaher, 0saona.
s. wunccr, Satteinmacber, 90.
o. IS, QSelp, Sauer, malceneret.
Snrors fir bic iwsite IS eb C.
spstcr Hopams, Bauer, Center.
Sctn Snrtbarc, Scrtlebmaun, walhnstrm
Siaae Sebtrl Sauflnann, 90.
Sscr9 gomrao, Olaursr. Qrif.
@ipscn Dribsr, Satmirtb, 8itbmont.
Scbn 9arrab, Batitsnmatbcr, NcaenS
spbillp eseL Bauer, Douglas.
Carl 3. 3atcr, Sat,plrtt, &ubtamt.
Saeob Scorss, Bauer, SranwlNeb.
Q8lllam Srina, Muller, gumru.
Naron Sss, Srcblebmlct, Ncabms.
Salentin Seitt, it, BAUER, >anslbwamm.
Siaac Srdf, 90. Scrn.
speter Sramlln9, %. 9umrm.
Amcs Srhns,pat, Salt,pwtb, 1ltaup.
Satcb 6ill, Sauer, Ncbcicn.
:Bm. Scttentteh 90. Olarotawnp
Onbael Setfer, Saufmann, Nraplu9.
Ocwalt &smp, leoin Olaratawnp.
Sacob $ciubah, Bauer, Bern.
Daniel 3. &ewis, QBaIfsr, Gumru.
Acam sug, Sauer, Srefncf.
SoIspb Olat, @altnirtb, Unity.
Slcbert parter, SrcbItbmipt, 8ctrcn.
Samucl Splant, Sauer, garrnarpon.
Saecb Nbcare, Sauer, ltmtp.
Wltbacl Neifitbneocr, Mrfger, Wcarina.
Sofia SIcnfsr, Sancr, &rtinpnb.
Olartin Sonntaa, 90. DO.
SaIcmcn @5hmudcr, Do. GarrRarocn.
Srttfrlco ShnrrCr, 90, SuIpcbofcn.
Secra SteeL 90. 8ltbmcno.
!. e. 3bomas, &u1henmacbrr, Ncaoina.
Daniel lSenrid, Bauer, Inter 6rioelbcra
0latban Ycper, %. prIt.
Jrhn StbcH, %. GnIpebcfcu.
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lin oie unabbdnaisen 5timmseber pon
Scrfs Gauntv.

Sa idb ourdb Cure 9rcsmitbisc lInterifiits
;un9 aui Den Ncturn 9sitet morbsn Din; Bel
Der lsstsn 2Sabl fir Sberiff pen Serfs
Gauntp, 70 biete ib mid ,pieeerum an, aIs Elm
@anblbat fir jsnss 9lmt, be Der berannabens
bsn 9Sabl. Snosm ib bobif banfbar bin fir
Die lsbsrole llntsrfisun9 uno oaS Sutrauen
meltbes Sbr mir frliber 9e9eben, bite itb ADS
tunaspca nsbsr um Cure Stimmsn, unb mas
de mid perbinplid, oas idb, iusnn erpdblt, bic
Yditbtsn cs5 NmteS 9strsu unc rsblitb erflasn
merbe.
@usr er0sbsnsr 9isner unS Witbir9sr.
Jobn .. Scbr6oer
9tsabn0, 2(pril 6. b9S.
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Or, Jobn HienIe's

llufebltarcs Olittsl sur 6eilun9 ees Sting
wurms cter Setter, 70 cbcn erhaIten uno
aum Serfauf in oieIsr Drnferel.
preie SO Gent Die Stbaebtel,
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Dr.. Hienle's Qarir= uno SIutreini:
gungss pilIen,
ole kstc Sur CUR wisoTbsrfsauns Der gcs
iunobsit, 70 chen srbaltsn nnO gum Ssrfauf
in pisier Srufersi. preis 90 Sent, bic src:
Bc, uuo 25 Gent Die flcine Scr.
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gsr fs einis
t,na per be if


bon Seras uno
Sraees ais n6rplis
9Dlerito unb ben Ocr.
tsier Grsnslinis whrcen
Sauta Sc nno msbr ais
Ii Olsu Wlsrfc bsfommcn.)
6Scr pom 25. Suni fcrrcrt ernIts
fnerfiamteit Der Nealerun9 auf
lgsslbantel, csr in Den SQdfsn pcn
6aitian unb Ma;atlan bstriebsn mire.
1(Auantitdtsn bon @clt> uno Silberbar>
tpsroen baburb bon 3afateeas transportirt
b an Scaro bon enalildsn &rie9siblHen GEE
tatbt. 9. peorc Yrstet, Elm reibsr Saufs
mann in 9crocpa, ,pirb tslbulb9t eab CT eis
sn ifarfsn uno sintraalibsn Seancel betrsibt,
ntem ct Stctt NIT Qebsnsmittsln pericr9t.
2tm "A. SUM erliss Sonta Nnna Elm all9ss
meines Se9napi9un9efbrelbsn fur alls pol'tls
fben @efansenen, ,porauf ale 9lsib IN Srsls
bsit 9eiest wureen.
Sraso s.-@in Brief, batrt Srajcs Sans
tiaac, ben 9. Suli, fa9t:-llnisrs leBttn Nad)s
ritbNn BON Montsrep rsiben bi6 gum l. Sull
unt BON Saltllc bis gum 80. SUM, ;u ipelben
3sitsn allsS rubis mar Die sin;i9e psrtreitste
NeuiQfet mar, bas Sen. Urea NIT 1900 bis
1000 O,ann @apallsrie ;u Stftoria fsb bsrslt
Die Strabs Slpiiben Samar9c uno Olontsrsp
su tslsesn.
9sra GruS-9s pieapuns pom l3tsn
Suli fo0t, unisre Tadribtsn pcn Nera Sruj
rtid,en BIG gum 6. Suli. Bon Sen. Scott uno
pon Der Stabt Dlsrifo partn feline weitere
Natbridbten sines9an9sn. @sn. Dillon bate
mt ieincr Sruppens2btbsilun Ssra Srui nctb
nitbt pcrIaIItn, nollts absr in j,psi coer ersl
Saaen otmarlbren.
Spdtsr pcn Merifc-gin Brief non
q. g. Gaines, snsm Der 9sfan9enen Offi;iers,
satirt in Der Stact Msrifc, Den &c. SUM, be-
rtbtst, bas Die omsrfaniibsn @sfan9ensn,mlt
Uusnabm Der Offjsn, ale in Srsibsit 9eiest
uno nab sampiec 9sbrabt wrresn mdrsn.
Die iiblidbe Yoit bradbr am Sreita9s Tsu
Srlsanss 3stun9sn bS gum 16. Suli. 9aS
Ser, ct. 9ampffbiT @alrsfcn, meItbs6 &sra
Srui am 8. psrlaitn bate, fam am l 4. III q.
Orltans an. Die NIT cemislben srbaItensn
9abrjcbten linb um itpsi Sage ipdttr.
9le 9tsui0feitsn psld)s Die 8dlpsfcn braCbz
ts Ino bcdit mid)ti9. 2(uf Ssfsbl BON @en.
Stctt mures ;u Yusbla Elm Sre9sratb 9sbal'
ten, bsi pslttem 0us9smatbt nures, oa6 Dix
2(rmcs AM %. Suni nab Nic Srio pcrrtifsn
unb BORT bic @ntlbcleun9 Der mfrtfanltben
Neoisrun0, ubsr Subanan's GorldIa9, ob:
tparten iolte.
Ssi 9ic Sric Datten Die Msrifantr sini1e
Gsrtbsipisun9eperfs aufsswcrfsn, abtr man
psrmutDst, pas lis cbns 2Sieerifano ein9encnl'
,.en ,pureen.
Mm 30. SUM mar i'm msrfanjiben @cns
ares mob fem Quorum Sulammeh nm hbsr
Vudbanan'6 8crfblag su sntibeeen, uno ea
Gen. Stctt 9cla9t bar, oas CT midbt LANCER alS
bis ;um 80. auf cas Caneeln jsnsS &trpsrS
rartsn mcuts, 70 1T iu permutbsn, eas CT fit
bsi 9iio 8rlo nid)t lan8s ouf9cbaItsn bat.
o. @pdtsre Natribten bon Der Staei
sOesrfc, wsItbs am Samita9s bier anta'nen
reuben bis gum 6. Suli. Der msr'fanllb'
Spnorls Mill nbts ron TriscsnssScriIId9sr
mltn 70 lanoc unitrs ?lrmse auf mrrlfanllbsn
0Sobsn ltsbt, uno bat nabst Sucbonan's Nn:
traa psrwcrisn. Gsn. Sertt ttr'ittts itd1 nor
am l3. an Der Spies itintr NrnHe 9s9en c''
6auptitaot porSuridtn.
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Sn ben perItbiepenen drmenbduiern uno
6clp!tacrn BON S1eu Oorf ,parsn in Dorser
1Bchc 4346 &rante uno arme; in ibrsr
W1ebr5abl Sreldnper.
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S1erifs<9 9anDibaten.
l(n Die freten unb unabhdnot1en
e tiinmaebtr Don SerfS Sanntu.

= kF1'F1FBVVtt VOII ~JtElo SNIIHIV'
9J'ltbhraer !-9a ieb bei cincr frtibern @es
leaNntelt Die ebre aebatt babc, eueb wdbreno
erei Satren ale "S riff bon 8erfs
eanntp 5u elenen, 20 fible i6 mid berans
la6t, mltb piccerum ais ganpipat tc fcms
member Babl aniubirtsn. SD sr1utbe eudb
babcr ahtun9spcll INN cure Gtimmen, uno
merbe, renn erpiblt ocn pfitten ces 4m.
tee, ,ple itb mid fcbmsieble pa6 es ocrbin aes
ltbrbeH 1T, 5ur Sufrleornbeit bes putIifums
uaebtcmmcn. eusr Diittitracr
Scinridb SinFlv.
sunni Is. bJB.
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: &rbelten bon 9leu.9)orf

Srbelten bon 9teu.Worf
Skh ocrpd unp sinlaufse 8linten. 6lius
SSN1 tlss spiltcIen; ccppel unp sinldutiae
Difplen; walter's teribmts 3inebhteben
in sinuerncn Scren. Die ctenaecacbten
5linten Itnc NIT Scrafalt ausseiuebt unc
rperocn aus per0chert. uuo ,rerpsn wcblfsiler
pertauft ais ismals Slintcn in pieisr @taot
pcrtauft ,purpcn, am neuem Sartpaarcns
Sobr Dcu Sranflin Miller.
eft Der Denn uno 4ten Stra6c.
Ncacin1, Suli 90 SIN.
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oBpblfelle Spie9el.
6cuts crbaltrn cine Iebcne partie BON
Spis9cln - am neuen Sartpaaren @tcbr
bon Sranflin t1iillcr.
Neaina, Smli 90. 3m.
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SoI0 I0enubrell \upelen, &c.

Sdufsr pcn @litern bisfsr
Nrt iino sin9sIapsn paS
Nhrrtsment Suprlifsn uno
Nuftrd9e msrrsn srtetsn,
NIT Der SsrfbsrunN tae
f,;,,, NJ ll.,
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3sra Gru;.-9is pieapuns pom l3tsn
Sul fa9t, unisrs Nabrbtsn pcn @era Gruj
rsidbsn biS gum 6. Suli. Bon Ssn. Sectt uno
pon Der Stabt Olsrifo martn feline peiters
Nabribrn sinassanssn. gsn. Dillon bate
mt fsiner sruppensNbtbsilun9 Ssra Sruj nctb
nitbt perIaGtn, mouts absr in ;Nps coer ersi
Saaen otn,arlbiren.
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terms. and would, in the end, tire us az much as
the Mexicans. A defensive war is always car
ried at less expense, than n war of AGGRESSION:
and. on it people may be more easily united
than TN war ct invasion Of a foreign county,
For This reason, zoe must expedite the war; the
MeXcaos afford to wait. especially if we
treat them as heretofore--as if they had nothing
to do either with the Mexican army, which they
help recruiting, nor with the Mexican govern
men,. which they have elected.
Unless a belIigerant attitude is assumed against
the whale Mexican people, unless they are made
to pay for the war as Toe go along, in the shape
OF heavy contributions and forage for our army,
we must not indulge in futile ideas and hopes Of
peace. Mexico will not yield until she has tasted
the whole cup of bitterness, which the is ca
pahle of nfctng upon her--unl her govern
ment is powerless and her provinces dismembered.
we must purpose 10 do that. or the war
and recall our troops. When this alternative is
fairly left to the Americans. the choice is not
dIificuli.-There can he but one voice. and tina,
Will be for the vigorous prosecution Of the war.
Now that Santa Anna is again President of the
hepuolic, 1t becomes matter of national honor
that we should march down 10 the capital, and
either dictate peace there or burn 1t if the Mex
leans desert il. But imagine we would not car
~ on such war many months before receiving
an invitation to appoint Commissioners.
The Military bill. now before The Senate. in
COMMITTEE OF the Whole. will probably pass to-
morrow with one amendment only, viz: the
change of regiment of ooltigeurs CORDIALLY
mounted rfiemen) FOR one Of infantry The 9th
er amendments. think, will be vn,ed down.
believe an effort will be made by Gen Sam Hous-
Ton to change the whole ten regiments from a
regular force tn volunteers, which he 0pines can
be sooner raised than regulars but it will hardly
carry. The amendment in regard TO the wolff
genrs will undoubtedly be concurred in by The
House, and the bill become law on Saturday
In regard to the Smithsonian Institute I am
glad TO inform you that the Regents have def
nIteiy agreed on the southern half of The Mall,
lying between 9th and 18th streets. and compri-
sing an area at seventeen acres as the site of The
building. On the 20lh of this month"; the Re-
gents will meet as Board when the plan which
has been selected, out of twenty that have heen
submitted. will in all probability he approved by
the Board. 1t is by the celebrated architect. Mr..
Renwick. (son of professor Renwick,) of New
York. and is. indeed, beautiful. As som as that
is agreed upon, contract will he entered into for
raising the building, securities demanded SUI
perintenjlng architect appointed. and the ,cork
commenced in good earnest. The matter is in
too excellent hands, from lis distinguished Presi-
dent of the Board of Regents to The last gentle.
man of that eminent and efficient body to admit
even of doub, TO its being carried to an issue
which will truly promote science and be an orna-
ment as well as an honor 10 our country X :
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STATUES.

The Washington Daily Fountain Of Saturday
last. contains the following Lecture On Statues
We wonder il it is intended as caution TO our
whig friends in Richmond, who are busily en-,
gagged in the labor Of love of eieva,iug the beau,
utul likeness Of " Harry of the West" in Stone.
for The admirng gage OF Pos'e!'y. We shouldn't
wonder. as the editor has certainly read his patri-
olic speech lately delivered in New Orleans:-
" !, is no, safe operation to erect statues to
men IN their lite time. because human nature is
very uncertain, and no one can say when man
may not make his friend ashamed of the honors
they have bestowed upon him, Had statues been
erected to Benedict Arnold Aaron Burr at early
periods of their lives. they would have become
monuments of the disgrace of those that erected
them. MIR. Shocks is prominent temperance
man. A soclety takes his name. and, n year at
ter. Sn"oks breaks the pledge. The effec, may
be conceived
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CONGRESSIONAL.

10 the Senate, this morning. after the disposal
oi the morning business the bill for the increase of
the army was taken up. the question pending being
upon The adoption Of the amendment, of Mr.. Game.
ron directing the Secretary ofthe Treasury 10 issue
warrant Tor quarter section of land 10 each
non commissioned officer. musician, and private,
who shall have volunteered aud served for twelve
months, OF who shall serve in the army during the
present war with Mexico. Some debate arose,
and several amendments upon this and other sub
Jecis connected with the bill having been Offered,
they were ordered to be printed, and the bill was
postponed until 10. morrow. The bill To appoint a
lieutenant general was then taken M. and Mr.
Badger addressed the Senate in opposition to the
measure and in reply TO Mr.. Dix after which.
the bill was laid upon the table, by vote Of &
To 81 The graduation bill was next taken up,
but without acting upon it, the Senate adjourned.
Union of Fridnn
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ALBERT j TIRREII-

MS sconndreI, who murdered Maria A. Bick
"fo' and then set fire 10 The house to hide his
vhiany' 1t VIII be recoecled was some time since
cleared OF The first offence by Court Of Justice IN
We see by the Boston Times, and other papers,
that another Court has him before il on the arsoo
chaTge-ihey will no doubt, be successful IN
turning ont upon The community, very innocent
gentleman. thigh rcspsctaJiify, when he ,,iu
be able to duplicate his deeds Of villany. and
escape again, upon the plea Of insanity. The
murder was clearly proved against him
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Correspondence of tie Baltimore SUM-
WAsHINeroN. Jan. ID. Is47
Yours, &c.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Ia, IS47.
Commodore Perry. from the Gulf squadron. is
in town. and brought dispatches to the navy de.
partment. Their contents is not important. ex
cept as far as they cUrroborate the exceedingly
hostile and bellgeTant feelings of the Mexicans
in regard to us. with which we are alfeadv ac
quainted through the press. All IDEAS of an i'm
mediate peace have vanished /; but the duration
of the war will depend on our manner of carrying
II on Not only vigOr hut rigOr will become ne
ressary if would induce the Mexioans To SHE
for peace. We must carry on the war in earnest.
strike for the capital. and instead Of prcking the
skin. penetrate to The heart Of the enemy And
we must treat the Mexican people as conquered
race, not as nation Of whom we wish TO make a
proseyIe We mus, not coax them any longer,
but Commence the business Of coercion
predicted few days ago. that ten additional
regiments will not be Sufficient To carry on the
war, and am still Of opinion that Ten more and
perhaps twenty would do no harm. Cen Dix
observed to-day. very correctly, in the Senate
that " we mean to do no more than carry on
war of posts, our present force is amply sufficient
but IT we mean to go to Mexico, we must have
a large additional, weIlappoinled force Gen
Dix spike as a soldier, as we'll he mipbt. having
himself been in the regular service Of his coun.
try, and having made himself master of his sub
iect.
But war Of posts may be carried on for gen.
grafton and more, without bringing Mexico TO
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TEMPERANCE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. COUGH, IN PORTSMOUTH.

MR. SoUGHs IN PORTSMOUTH.
AT the meeting concluding the labors of Mr..
Cough. in this community, the following pream
bile and resolutions were adopted, by the Total
Abstinence Society of this Town
Whereas. Mr. COUCH has again labored with
MS, Tor season IN the good eau e of Temperance ::
now, on The eve of his departure. we feel desirons
to express our regard for him personally. and our
interest in his laborous and self sacrifsng efforts
therefore
Resolced. That with great satisfaction we
have listened To his Undesirable eluauence-with
qnickened zeal we have been Influenced by his
sincere devotion. and jealous efforts in this noble
canse. while with delight we have beheld the
sauary effects of his endeavors reaching as thew
Dc every class, and exciting in every heart, seDti
men's which augur the happiest results
ResotUed, That we feel we owe him much for
his lahors among us. and we hereby tender him
our hearty and well earned thanks, and wherever
Providence may direct his steps, our fervent
prayers shall follow him, that he NAV be spared
IN health and strength. TO give his effective and
powerful advocacy to This blessed cause
Resotced, That in the 200 names that he has
been instrumental in the hands of Providence. in
adding to this Society, during his brief say AMONG
as, we recognize so many Stars twinklioo in the
galaxy of immortal fame, that must ultimately
crown his efforts in this great harvest of moral
reform, where the sickle is being laid al the root
Of lntemperance, and the drinking customs of
former days will soon be known bnl in memory.
ResotUed, That the Norfolk and Portsmouth
papers be respectfully requested TO publish these
proceedings.
JOHN A. FOREMAN, President.