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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
TRAvELLlna ACCOmmODATIOrs.
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
II ~ Is rs
no sAIL FROM New YORK The 18th. 1--WE n.
fOOL The llth OF EACH MONTH.
-. FROM NEW YORK,
snip shEHitDAN, capt Cornish, January &c,
:, SSAaSHIMLIk. =, Trash, February &c,
SiDDoNS' Cobb, April 26
=. <,.ru,rx PROM EIoERPooL,
. GARR!cK, December II.
RQ,CIUS, January II,
% SIDDONS, February II.
~ SHERIDAN, March H.
These hps all Of the 6st upwards of 1000 tons
built in This city, with such a. Combine great
spe.d with unusual comfort for passenRers
The price Of passage hence S75 which ample stores
will be provided These ships are Commanded bv erperen
ced masters, who will make every ereron 10 rive General
sat,acton Neither the Captain Of these ships
~ them unless regular bills Of ladng signed therefor
E.K Collins, IS South street.
Jal BROWN, SMILEY K Co LIVERPOOL,
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The Hon. John Wentworth,
HOUSE, or RE7aEsESTATivEs,l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, ls47.

VAshiNNToN, CO. o. lo7f.
Dam siR,-
In my Herald Of the .th notice your teegraphic re-
port Of Congress proceedings alludes to my making
motion to strike ov the salary OF the President when
made such motion From your extensive circulation
am anxious to be set right this matter and so will
ask you insert the following from tho Globes rspor
of the stb-
Mr.. WENTWORTH asked what the amendment
pending
The CHAIRMAN said II was to strike out the 2sth and
29th lines touching the Presidents salary.
MIR. WsrrwoRTH remarked 1t had been said that he
made such motion.
The CHAsAA, replied that the clerk had recorded
1t. and continued, does the gentleman withdraw the
amendment p
Mr. WrsTwoArH.-I have made no motion touching
the Presidents salary or the 2sth 18th lines. My
motion was merely the usual to strike out the
whole OF the first sections motion made simply hang
speech upon.
The CHAIRMAN said such motion was not in order
when made.
, Mr.. WENTWORTH Then there is no motion before
the committee for me 10 ithdraw
The committee then proceeded vote upon the amend
ments, &c sc
have the honor to be, your obedient servant.
WENTWnRTu
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IN OF STORE FOR SALE.-For sale A stock of E..eV

q wrH aE t...;
the most desrab. locations in the city 10" p"e''
:. s . az
great expense and possesses advantages tie
The stock under Eight Thousand psllars with
be sold y seysnyd". Thousns bo h:s
VII 1 BE- s so eI P es.h or
! credit Of no; over months.
To those DESTROYS Recommending the wholesale and retail
Dry Goods business the present offers Of the greatest
address Box s,l Lower Pos, Office. with real name.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
nston win be published BY ey. witness Of the proceed
Copies 81 10 Sf be had in Of last week IN February
i MfEfi ax4 AnsSB, New s.' ys..
1 WI: + E koGGfs, H %ssRius,ou
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
CloIIns Furniture di;po:. Of can obtain ai1 cash
dsnee or through the post which will be
N.B-Lades can be attended to by Mn. Cohen jss in.c
NOTICE TO ALL GENTLEMEN
u order for the Of the season you had better
send coat, and pant. 70 Murray street corner
sltered and Iehred with collars cuffs Innings
NoTE-No DISAPPOINTMENT my store. line addressed
as above attended 10 at me all trial all asked-
Clothes cleaned or dyed superior any The cyat Ne
murray street
asi 2w.rh A. CORriss0s. rom London.
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
a,i,sd aud S Star Br.sd
FRAMES-A large lot new aad splendid patterns
VOlGHTLANDER TUBES of mediuaa half and fuu
age For sale by JOHN ROACH. Opucian, s2 kassss ST.
,nRconstantiy on hand Jan ~ iIns RI
FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES.
ZONES FRiEDEL us John street, Pearl up sAus
e IL fancy paps XII orders thankfully recevea and sss
cuted promptly and on reasonable tetm.. -
JIG lm.rG HENRY FRlEDEL.
SUSPENDEkS FOR EXPORT
THREE thousand dozen Patent corrugated Suspender
adapted TO the Mexican aud South American a. we'll
domestic trade and warranted stand unaffected By asy
climate For sale by the manufacturer and Of the
patents.
dio smr HoR,CE H. DAY. n Courlsndt stree.
PARTISAN DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT.
Depot for the reception and deiipery of Good, at Mr.
Courts lis William st, New York.
/ C. COJHT DESCHAUX, 1.-THE Istterly recent,
~ arrived from Pars beg respectfully
the manufacturers and merchants generally that they dye
aud hnih IN new and very superior srIe before
troduced into the United States and according TO the latest
Paris fashion, all sort, Of goods sewing silk aud twist either
PLAIN Or shaded trans organisms and SCUM silks. zephyr
wored and Tooiien yarn Of all kinds sewing cotton
They have imported machinery putting up silk
and woed ~ the best and most approved either
spools or skeins.
Damaged faded ewng silks, worsteds ribbons silk and
cotton gloves and hose gmps frnges cords tasse
de. and gentlemens garments dyed and made equal
Orders carefully attended To and promptly eIecuted.
ja20 lm.r
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DEAFNESS CUhED.
CR1 BROADWAY. (F.,traet)l cheerfuliy com

DEAFNESS CURED.
~ BROADWAY. (E,traet VI cheerfuliy comply with
~ the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh he
was nvsded home unfit for duty consequences OF total
DEAFNESS and discharges from That under the treat
ment OF Drs Castle Edwards aurss in New YORK en-
ely recovered his hearing and has again returned TO his
military duy-signed. H. McNEvEN, SURGEON TO II. B.
Acoustic OLA for incipent deafness disehas
om or noises and collections Of hard war, &c.
sarr-for sale IaI broadway. I2IImsy
JErFERSeN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OrricE No 80 WALL sraErr, OPPOSITE rHx MrncHArr,
ExcHAN0g
HlS Company continues insure against or damage
Il by Fire., on dwelling houses, warehouses buiIdinsy Ia
general goods, wares aud every
personal property also against age By inland ma
visation and transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Thoma w. Thorne, Ei,sha R,rv.
Ihomas T. woodruff, Ansen Bier,
X r. Robson, NJ d. Joseph Drake
thomson friee, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James a. HoImA~
yohh H. Dawson, John r. More
John H. Lee, William X Thor,
Calcb g. Tunis, Thomas Morreii
Frances Sage, Eugene Bornyt
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith
1GU. r. HOPE secr,fary "a a..
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SNoLAND-Messrs Spooner, Atwood Co.. Bankers Lons
Liverpool.
and Agencies
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Phila
depha Boston, and Baltimore by ula Pack ct Shps
on application being made esonay letter. most paid
addressed to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner of Pine and South streets, New York
Or, JAMES BECKETT 4 Son, and No. l Waterloo Road
Mr. RICHARD MURPHY, }LiverpooI d23r
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TO MAhBLE WOkkEkS.
POLLS Nc CLOTH.
k0n YAapl superior Iolishin~ Cloth, snitiois to
OOO Marble rolishsrs, rsyreei ,ee snd Tor ,,ls W
iTJ,ssk BROOKS,
tnh sad0 HsAssl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

~ OWNEkS Or REAL ESIAIE
ERANCls BLANCHET, Agent, informs the owr er, Of
nem Estate that takes charge Of letting houses, leas-
ano coieetnf rents, on the
has been, LOT the last two the agent OF the late
john Tonne AID dsy6ag ali has tme ia ths shoys
ness. he III give full to those rsous who viii
entrus HIM wh their confidence He give the beat re-
iSrenes; and sscuIty to any .%2unt required Please
Once noars, before "A. NJ. and amer 7. M
jas6 lmsre
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-&f
- per annum--payable in advance
WEEKLY HEkALD-Evsry Saturday-Price 6H cents
per cOpy-$5 l2k Annum-payabls In advance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
-ADvERTlsEMENTs at the usual pricss--aways cash
In advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and dss
All letters communications, by mail addressed TO the
must be post paid the will be
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GOKrON BENNETT,
- Proprietor ofthe
NEw YORK HERALA EsrABLIsHMHNr
North Wsstacoruer Of Fulton ard Nassau street,
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OTyIoE OF THE LoNe lsLANp RAILROAD CeI
~~,uu New York. jan Q, 1877
~, s hereby poed that the Annual Election for fh
MS Once on Monday the Sixteenth day Of February merit
pol VII be open from IL o'clock noon ill o'clock
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the 18th
BY order Of the Board,
jetofl5 Dawn q IVES s.or.,,,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
FARM FOX. SALE ATAIICTION

10 VIII be sold at suction Tuesdsy, the 90 day Of
Toy resides The said farm about II acres Of
good land with good yelling Barn. Carriage House. and
~ me Necessary out buildings; situated town Of
MamaIoneck county OF Westcheser, about mile from
me village OF Mamaroneck, the Weaver street road 81
mule. rcE the Ciy Hail and the line Of the New ha
ven ana New York railroad has abundance of the
quality OF huIt The sale will be positive to take place At
"a on the premises For further particulars enquire of r.
premises. ~ ''' INC
ja20 lm*ro LEONARD MELVIN
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FOR SALE,

y FARM Of fifty two acres, most delightfully."- n.
E:;n tuated, about five miles from Eizabethtowu N
eoncrsing handsome .commodious dwelling house
ntted WIN NANTES and convenience for re.
spectsble family the whole including gardeners house
oarns ice mouse and other buildings in substantial state OF
trees. - ~~ 'A~''
ears from Jerssy City the ferry Ezsbethpor whence
railroad tram runs within hundred yards Of the house.
In this city, The greater of the purchase money can
remain for three bond and mortgage cent
. VYSE < SONS, l72 Pearl street
Also for sale, dwelling house No 3si Washr gton
I'M ~
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FOR SALE

"a FOUR LOTS, on tho north side of 4Is. street, b.
1877 tween the .th and sth avenues with Dwelling Honss
Also mall Farm on the turnpike road, Far Rockaway
Long Island containing about six Of land under
all enclosed In gosd fence. ~
Also several oisr pieces Of land Rockaway for sale
%SHN MORROW, Jr: Il Delaney st. or
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o. Ign 5dLE, OF 70 exchange FOR city property-A
Ea nan COTTAGE with FIVE land situa
LED within two mile of the Marine Pavilion Rocka.
w se,s: aoI sId .snd on the RocLawsy TurnRi
peach and fruit trees There good barn and other ont
mouse: ON ne property also house, the same
country Also about land con
sold in different parcels. Apply to wa W
JIG msrc JOHN L. NORTON ir IA Ds,.n.v,,
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A THREE STORY HOU Sc on 23d sire Ct betv..n
ths and and Sd Avenues. It. !. well fa.,ed and
range sink cold and ba hs closets, Italian
mantle: throughout the house yard Of fifteen
eet IN verandah and French Window The house
one Of row Of six houses the south Of the street
For further particulars apply to WISE SONS
II lm*r 10 P.srt 49,,
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COdL
STILL continue sell the best quality of A,h Con
at these prices for ca.h Broken, egg and stove Sc so
large nut IS co. screened and delivered n GOOD order from
mr. yard come. OF King and Greenwich streets so cents
Will be allowed to those who wish the IN own carts
J23 Im-rc PETER CLINTON.
IA. GUERRIER,
RLEACHER and Dresser Of Dry Goods established for
several wear, thi, city, has the honor inform the
Importers and Jobbers that process superior
late he !, sbs to restore all kinds Of Silk Goods
applies equally to Vevcs Ribbons, Grapes. Silk Gloves
Silt Stockings, &c.
Nd Gloves restored without leaving oior. ch,nsny
shapes ~ cents per dor All kinds Of shswls frgrd.
Lace Goods aud Embroidsf put perfect order Par
ucul attention will be psid the rereshng add pressing
Of Stock Goods Of all de.crptons All Of which will DO
done at very moderate prices.
Appiv n 70 D,v Street Nv Ynrk jis tmsr
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A. & q. IRA WON,
Successor to y. A. MUNDEN
JOCK LETTER SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIGN PAINTERS
NO. ROW,
, Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office, New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stores, Wiilism street; Hsfh-
snns stel Jndsons Hotel National Hotel Perkins Hote
u b. Bonded Warehouse, Nankin Tea Company, he. he.
jsis 2msne
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, KAZORS, &C.
u FENNEYS Tallyho Rszou.
II John Rirnmer X Sons warranted Needles
Wilson II Southern's elegant Table Cutlery
X y Stenons fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which, together with saws, Edge Tools. Scythes ana
ether list goods held for sale, the trade ON manufse
turcrs' &C count, By X. 3, STENTON
Foreign Hardware Commission Agent
- ,..-,.., a Maiden lane, mp stairs
usual manuiactures' terma, (no sommission) ~
a In
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FOR SALE-BROOKLYN
~ The lot and thres-story brick House. ON the sou,h
E wst corner Of Hicks and Sscket streets The lot is
twenty three feet in font and by hundred
naateis throughout plated furniture, sub cellar on por
ucn IN 'front.' ana back pszxa enclosed with glass Il is
within three mputesws Of Hamilton avenue ferry and
inc AZ ante OK and hfteen MINUTES from he South ferry
IN ropitly improv ing ne ghborhood
Also for sale the House and Lot adjoining Of
seI'ption. Appyto ELIAS q. BROWN,
At slosson K Schsll's Office 90 Nassau street.
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(JLD ESTAkI,IN
. IL M M

SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW,
AGENTS FOR THE BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS.
~, Liverpool TO NeU York If47.
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TO LET,
LARGE old fashioned House, situated directly
E on the Sound and near beach ceebats for bath
being of the city, either by steam
boat or railroad. Address
HENRY PARTRIDGE KELLOGG.
II lotFr (kelloggsville,) New Rochelle, N Y
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CITY FIRE Insurance COMPANY, I
- - New York. February 2, l8tT. I
nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of this company,
- have declared dividend Of sir for the last
months payable TO the Stockholders and after the 10th
ttant. By order,
ID. +. CURRY, Seer etary.
" The transfer Book will be closed until 10th
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15


''..'r'. '-'.i e'if'.. '. ."' H.... N.a.
NAsnlN'toN, Dec. 'in. I-',
N''o today g. record another victory
'oe.c''" ey the wings OF tho House l. Us
vel Known .a' t"" late incumbent o' Che
OIcrA'"r lc.t from tie hcglnu., certain
that he would b' r'--clc',rd uo.hvi'a>,aud.
ln- the fact mat the Wings had d mal't.ly
10" election, however ot a Wing Np,ak,r
Yesterday and The decisive vote 40 favor Of
adjournment without acting upon MIR L..
van motion &" elect Clcfk by rc>')u ION.
l's''ncd the hopes ct Nr French and hi,
trends considerably. san The result re-
manned M doubt; and to-day at L. O'Clock
every member was present IN IN, scatkuow
ing t""i the question OF the 'Icrk,hp wod
'' 'n' INST business ~ ,,' session. Ac-
''f''nsI! a. 500" as the House "1' called
u 'ioer aud The journal oi yesterday read,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15

God 9. guard Ioa.usiy ,h,.r ovn liberties
Willie t.ey are rrk.,.s,y traullmg on the
libcr'i Cd. othc,s'
From NArn Dab. the Transition IS easy
aud natural w Gus have more troop'
more ,Np,uduur more lrtorfy more d,b'
md m shut, rorc ',lgutous prosecution
OF The vat car generals DON'T seem say
aCc enough raplclous IN .ugh 20 meet the
expectations offhc Palace Reiterated or
drfs TO them to support th'lr ARMIES by lev
y'nc cou.ubuu1ns on the enemy appear To
have bad very Ir,c oa,o, las 10, 50 ca
~ uot 80 stlc to aD vhlt Is required IA
Mckee rs 60 order 1t IN the White House
Gen. Ilvlor has thus ht found no cnur-
ny vl,rr Mr. polhs scheme could be-
made 20 opDr',. uri Cen Scott pGh,k
ausVrtsihH if ,.c army ls 20 BE- supported
hy forced contributions loucI upon th,
county, ~ way ruin aud rNas Ict1lr tho
tu'1h1au'. oul sat,r oufs..v., Aud
through thc order. Go clmppi the M,SIrlr,
20 Stand and deliver IN every possible
mode have been rcra'cj aud rcuctat,l
from month /, month. we are no. told that
Tie Gts' levy has yG been made And al
ter Mr. Walkers Mexican Tariff hps been
several months ia operation, ~" arc grave
Iy told that nearly hGh Il million dyiidIs
have been collected under It, That !, the
sum total Of our collections from NcNtco 90
mcN an expenditure 81 more thau Sp,y
Millions Aud, IA !ho face OF this result
We are told ofthc millions winch probably
'riH be- raised there, md the rchcf they viii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15

,ctu.,t twadllc ever rcru,i Tic ,I.-
Wa. expected 60 say something ul.at...
subject. hut found it djhrul, g. 90, a..
thing dI'pamEue e. Nr Winthrop a..
therefor. b. was content g. give about a.u..
umu otstuh fr the southern mark,
Mr. Winthrop i, held up as a Wjlmo, r..
,iso mau. More than that. be j, rcurr>,.t
cd o, having gone hcvoud Nr Wilu., a.l
As having introduced such Iro,is, i,..
the House ct Representatives before W.
Wilmot entered that body, Tho Union ,u,
cc,', that the Wlmot rrov,u shou'I g..
called the Winthrop pru,iso.' F,t ...
wc say let 1t bc 50 called This /, the ,...
and Substance ot toe article IN the ui.u
It will do Mr. Winthrop no iuiur, ut
SOUTH and will show his constituent. .
home VIA, tho government ur.au 4., ..
him The ll.,u admit. that Nr Nmta.r
is au able au courteous gentleman. auIv.u
make an allie presiding officer
Ii,m .u-ou.,r u. t... u. t...nr c..'.I..
brio complimentary notice o. Mana.
throp election Il also hasa c.rro,: .'.,.
mcut oi all the ballot. ciyor ur ,p.sl.
showing how each member voted. onl t-
whom lc voted, which hope You vi. D..
l,
The vote given for Mr. NcClcrard
Michigan shows the L9coiocY Nim.t Pr
,iso strength in the House, wllchWa.out. o.
FIRST ballot % votes One oi these rrnil
men informed that If their party had lai
any hope Of ccctiug Speaker there N.uu
have been the Il audsomcst row ever .rcu. u
that hall Thclariy could not and w.aI
uot la,c united
am sorry to lcnru that out senator VI,
nayi, Is quite III and was tins forenoon ....
fined toh l, bed He was taken quite sal.
denly "
a NonLu RrsoLrlIo> 1hcrn l. g,
b. en- meeting hcid-lhcrc has-ot Rags.
dale Mdls. Conway County, away Oh down
IN the State Of Arkansas. Aud what was
this meeting held for1 Why, to nominate
delegates to attend the Democratic STATE
Convention, to be held IN the city Of Lathe
Rock, on the first Monday Of January.
1873. And dit they nominate dcrga,,,2
They dit And dill ,hry pass rcso.uuou,1
They lri e e, hero IS one of lh,m /,
is indeed zone OIL them anl "uJ.hint cl,,.
"Rceorcd, Iho, We tender our warm..'
and heartfelt gn,ulc to our able fellow
cillzcn, the Chcl Magistrate Of our Union.
James X Polk, for The able s,alcsm1ulu.
abliul,s in guiding our ship Of Sulc wHh
the true care Of parent aud has shown
grcnt resources In,war Indeed, to have
Chief Magistrate houotcl abroad deserves
1T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15

lvgrTLc proceedings Of Congress arc, as
set, Of character not calculated to excite
any very deep interest The organization
of the House has been completed and the
result shows that the wings Of that body
are decidedly in the majority Every Off.
Ger Of tho House. elected, is whig, with the
exception Of Postmaster who was defeat.
cd, as it is said, by the vote of Dir palfrcy.
Much complaint has been made Of the
course pursued by Nr = in this matter and
We for ono regret the course lac has taken
in the commencement Of his Congressional
career; yet still we have great confidence
in the integrity OF this gentleman, and shah
expect tc see him fully sustaining the pria-
ciples and interests Of the Wing party and
the North
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15
SYNOPSIS OF THE REPORT FTIlE
SECRETARY OF WAR

lt aJy,a,- LJ ,ai- document. which Is
o.. great ict 9Th, that tie whole military force
a' Ire,on, employed uadcr this government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-15

o.. er. SN.ut.u 'hcm'r1f e.. gun
onion. a,I GO have -I'eov'ui ma.cn-
t.a .a- ,ru,a.a. g.. ma.''at.o c.','
q. -.... rnermscho uaosQar.n. tf o.
.trg...,ts. All maun.ac,ate ..
a.aI.a ponce y,.ss bottles s. p''... ~
.nr-re,rt'rt1 water. col vtr1 nav 81.
....I.a.h cra0i 0Hh-1'tfo-aI.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

WING ABUSE OF GEN. TATLoR.-To show tie
manner in which the wing papers speak of General
Taylor, we give the following from the Boston Cou-
rer of Sept. l4th The article is most pregnant:
General Taylor and the Presidency.-lt is rather
unfortunate for "Od Rough and Ready that lie has
had no rough work since the battle of Buena Vista,
and employs himself in writing letters 10 show that
he is ready to enter upon the duties of President, if
the people will only consent to throw aside all prn-
cpes TO which they have hitherto adhered, and elect
him. We say it is unfortunate for hina-because if
lie had been employed all the in ''conquerng
eace," perhaps the advocates Of tie war, who ap-
pear love n"ihng much IT, hear of the sack
ing Of Mexican cities, the burning Of villages, and
the murder uf women and children, would have relln-
lnisLed all political preferences, and given him a
nomination by the people. Now, there is possibili-
" that inaclion may throw a cloud of oblivion over
his brilliant prospect IL quite certain that the edge
of popular enthusiasm his favor has become some
what blunied Many who were clamoruus IN his
praise months ago. seein la have forgotten al the
virtues that then made him illusircus a candidate.
They needed coniinua succession Of >eges and bat
ties to keep up the spendor of his naIne and
since there has been break in the record the eful
gence that radated from every Bulletin has grown
dim, and exctes but little admiration.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
MADISON, INDIANA, Sept. 9th, 1871.


Editors Ssntinel-In redeeming my promise to let
you know how matters progress here in relation to
the 9th regiment, sUon to convene at this point,
commence by saying, that on my arrival, evening
before last, pleased to meet Col s. Churchill,
Inspector General, United States Army. From him
1t was learned that Friday, the first of October would
be the earliest practicable period for concentrating
the regiment at this place. On learning that fact the
order below was immediately made out aud a manu-
script copy forthwith mailed to the commandment If
each OF the ten companies Our towu>men. Mi n
A r. Morrison, Commissarv and Capt. j. II. Young,
Quarter master, are here, making arrangements for
the accommodation of the trnOps their arrival.
Captain Cook, Of New Albany, has reported the
eleventh. and Capt. Frisbie of Warrck county, the
twelfth company. These companies waiting the
result OF COL Lanes application 10 the War Depart
men;, To attach two companies TO the regiment,
making tlreiUe in ALL If successful, their companies
Will be accepted and ordered " rendezvous.
Your ob't serv't, D. REYNOLDS.