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From the N. o. Picayune, March 10.
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.

Return of fAtocha-Hfs rec sption in Meri-
co; Passed Midshipman Rogers sent to
Pcrotc; Arripal of Volunteers at Anton
Lizardo; More of Santa Anna and his
Pians-Later from Chihuahua-Furth-
er Of the Battle of Brasit tito, &c. &c.
hy the arrival Of the U. s. revenue cut
ter Forward. Capt. Nones, a large mil
was Yesterday received from Anton Lizar-
do. Our own letters come down ITO the
2Sth February. on which day q nor.h.r
prevented the Forward leaving before TIE
2d "f March instant. The information
which f"lows. wc derive exclusively from
our letters and papers.
IL ItapPcars that Senor Atocha, whose ar
rival ut Vera Cruz, with dispatches, we
announced yesterday. went over there on
the Forward from this city direct. He
reached there on the 9th ult., aid pro>
ceeded Immediately to MexicS. He re-
turned from the capital on the 26ll. ul... and
rrpaired again Immediately on board The
F"rward. and is now. we presume, on his
way to Washington. 1t is no, supposed he
has accomplished much by his mission.
The Mexicans had personnt objections 10
him. AMI his reception by, the authorities
Vera Cruz, and the people and Govern
mrnt Of Mexico. was anything but cordial.
Our readers wi learn with infinite pain
thai Passed MidsFipman Rngers has been
ordered To P,rotr, aud that he is now con.
fined in lha. gloomy prisoR.
We iearh that the blockade Of Vera Cruz
continues Ia be violated with almost impu-
nifty. This is attributed not more TO The,
want of vessels Of the proper description,
than 20 The instructions BY which the COM
.mod"ro enforces the law OF blockade.
Tw barks have arrived off Vera Cruz
with volunieers from the North, and gone
into Anton Lizardo. One Of them is the
ST. Cloud. We cannot at This momen. re-
collect from what purt the ST. Cloud sailed.
Al the latest accounts from Santa Anna
he was at Ma,ehuala, where be arrived On
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From the NJ O. Goia,y5se erssiuz Tines:
: llfdFcV 81 ~ e.. !.
LATER PR an SRA AfPfico 4,

4, LATER5'FRGMs sT.AhfPICO. s,'9'
Departure ofGcnerall 3sso5ht ta,r tkc Island
81 of Aobos on, thess22 Est: p rDc DclamationEof of
Santa Anna;- DesEitnti6n in aihs, Ranks
ct the; MericanS Army. &c.
by theaarelval he1ejasttyening ofthe
schr: Abby Norton. Capt. Cornish. from6
rampico, the gath uit. e hear INTEL; cecce
thence up TO that datess I'D; ~
r. General Scott, the Commander. in.C Chief.
arrived Ifs Tampica on Thursday evening,
the 1lSthsnlt, but did not come ashore until
Friday mntning .sprevions 70 which he re-
ceiycd Numbering weloome." He seem.
Ell TO be in fine hea llh and spirits. After
receiving the cong ralulaiions OF a great
number Of The; citizens, he proceeded To
Gen.: Rauerson's head quarters. On the
@Ist he e9iha rked with his suite ON board
the steamship Ma ssac husetts. 10 proceed,
no doubt, 10 the Island of Lobos. Tho
ionrs brigades under Gene rails Twigg, Pil-
lopws Shields and Qui!man, are embnrking,
probably for the same destination. although
nothing positive in relation thereto. was
promulgated 40 the inhabitants OF Tampi-
co. The Sentinel says, SHE destination
nt these troops is very properly ,leil to The
traltfnl Imagination nf the public; for what
's the u value OF secre. iii. is in the possess
sion Of every one"
Abali 1000 troops had left Tampico for.
L"nps, and al! the vessels were hauiing in
no take on board the remainder Of The
troops, Tie steamship Eudora was to
leave on the 24lh uil. foriL ohos, and thence
for this sport.
GENERAL WoRTH.-Thc brigade of Gen.
eral Worth had not reached Tampico on
The 2Gth nl,. hut was hourly expected.
(. The scencin and abpul rampico is slo-
ted To be stirring in the extreme. Reviews
IT troops, i'll regiments and brigatlcs, were
hnlly taking place. vessels were continual
" arriving with goods, mercha ntize, mlii-
tarysstorss, &c. Sc; the American ropu-
lation were oil in intense excitement, re-
garding coming events. Every thing an
nohnced actiUn in its utmost inter sitv.
All quiet regard tathe encmy in the inter
iOr. ~
MARCH ERoM SAN LUls.-Il is also re-
corded that on The 9th the. Mexican ARMY
was 10 leave San Luis, for SuI,illo and
Monterey, sepera! brigadcs having been
pushed forward in Tint direction. Gen.
Valencia had resigned the command Of the
division n, ruIn; the officer now in charge
is Brig. Gen. Dur G. Vesquez.
VERA CRuz.-There appears to be no
truth in The rcpor, Of the evacuation Of
Vera Cruz. O." the contrary, the papers
state that the authorities Of The department,
being convinced that il is ,he intention If
the enemy t"'attack that city are actively
employ Ell in.devising and perlecling meas
"res for its defence. 'Puene NATIONAL
and another salien, point, called Chiquic-,
ute. have been fortified. The Legislative
assembly Of the department, sitting n, ia
lapa, have authorized the Governor Of We.
fa Cruz 20 Adopt every possible means for
hefence-cIolhing him, for The lime, with
extraordinary powers. The accounts OF
the situation and number Of our troops are
quite contradictory.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-03-24

a timed old lady forbid her dress maker
t" pad her frocks any more with c",,on-
"r"s 80" see," said The old lady, "the pa
pers ses as how the stuff will sarlinly ex
pI"de. aud might &c. blowed up!-whu
knnws!"
when you are in Rome, do as the Ro.
mans do.' is s"'newIa, elongated by say.
ing, "When you are in Buffalo, do as the
b"tinloes d"," "r "when you are in Turkey
do as The lurkies do"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04
LOOK HEREA
TOOth-AcIlc Conquered.

The subscriber begs leave TO inform the pub
lie. that he has, after spending great deal Of
time and trouble, discovered compound which
will instantly
Cure the Tooth-Ache,
by destroying the nerve, and is guaranteed 10 DE
perfectly innocuous in lis effects upon the other
Teeth. The afflicted cannot do better than
make use of these Drops, by which they will
be rid of their pain and keep their teeth.
w. j. BREIMER.
The genuine article can be had a. Schoch's
Printing Office, Slroudsburg, wholesale aud re.
tail. general Agent for the proprietor.
II Price 25 cents per bottle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale, his
Dwelling House and Lot. situate on Susan ST. in
The Borough Of Siroudsburg. The lot is so feet
front and extends back about 10 feet 10 pri-
vaie alley, on which is erected good frame
stable, 6 by s feet. The dwelling is stories
high with an excellent kitchen attached there
10. There is also on said loi frame shop, and
other out buildings, all composed of good ma
'erials-handsomely situated. and well calcn-
lated for the mechanic. speculalor. or man of
leisure.
For terms, &C., apply to S. N. THOMPSON,
Suoudsburg, or of the subscriber,
WIN. A. LAMB, Easton, Pa.
January 7, l647.
BLANK MORTGAGES,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04

In the matter fthe Estate Of Francis Al. Smith,
late of Milford township. Pike county. decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, ,ha, letters ,esta-
Inentary upon the above mentioned Estate, have
been granted to the Undersigned. All persons
indebted TO The said Estate requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
demands TO presen, them. duly authenticated, to
John b. LaForge, at his Office in Milford, Pike
county.
HANNAH S. WELLS, Erecutrir
J. B. LAFORGE, Executor.
January lS, lS47
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04

in Account Win the COuny Oh
OF January, A. -. AS4o, 10 tne
n. d,V of Decenrber, A. ID. 1886 inclusive.
DIR. -, r c.
County Tax q RodTax sc on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04
ed on account Of Taxes assessed Tor the year
For cash received on Unseaed Lands assessed for the yea
1914 and lS45 for County Tax in Price Township

Tax reed tract OF land after having oeen pad oy
person
For cash received redemption money oh Unseated ans oa
for ,res lime 1874 and redeemed by the owners on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04

Cash reed of A. Storm, Sheriff,
December 81, 1876, inclusive
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-04
County Printing.

County Printing.
paid Schoch Speng fo advertising &C. for l643 q 90
do Rafferty, q Han do 1914 "A 90
do James Rafferty, do 1S45 3 OO
do B. S. Schoonoper do lS45 AZ 90
do Schoonover g. Rngwalt do lS46 62 75
Road and Bridge Views the years lS43 1874 145 and 1916
Drawiug and Sunans0aing Jurors.
Cash paid Samuel Gunsaules, for ls43, sl7 90
do q. b. Gordon, for 43 AS, SO SO
do Andrew Storm, for 1916, As 90
Commissioner Clerk-Amount paid John d. Norris for
the years 1884, as, '46,
Commissioners COunsel-Amoun paid John ID. Morris,
for the years I645 and 46,
WoOd-Paid for wood for Courthouse and Jail, and
ting, lS43 TO ls46,
Court Crler-Amount paid VIM. p Halock for 1874, 90
do Benz. Tock for ls45 and 46. 81 O5
Road Damages.
Amount paid to Anna Holinshead, 1884, 81
do ID. S. Burson and VIM. Hollnshead, 1874, S 90
J. Urke 1874, 10 90
do Michael Super 1876, "a 90
do Sydenham Walton, 1916, 65 90
Protbonotary and Clerk of Sessions
Cash paid ]. H Stroud for the wears md 1916,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07
ispAYsi.ArrR rRoMrNCLANr

.frSrol 81 the N'ramstip Caledonia
The Csleicnia arrived a, Boston early
On Sonisy uotnnr l,a
BY lhn a'rs,l intelligence from H. on
and Liverpool are hrouch, 10 The ~, :
Of The lslh alt The Commercial an. ..
hncal news by thu, ,cs.l - interesting and
somewhat imponan, !, would seem ,Aa,
,'c stsin'pcculs,ois are kept me happy state
OF uncertainty 40 to The rrcsp"c, OF another
immediate rise IN the grain market
The Corn ma'kois have uods feonc con.
sId,fable chsne, Aflorn tiR IN prices
Of ,bou, S. pet quarter IN WHEAT, there was
reaction, aud decline took place, lcav
my the matk,, IN the same state as a, our
PIE, iou. ad,ic,s Il wes b, llcv~l how,v
e.. tia, there would soon be- m advance.
Trade IN ,hc manufacturing d,ss,c,s con.
,inucs IN the sam, dull state as formerly -
Much disarpoin,mon, Is manif s,,d al the
very limited eaten, Of orders for the United
States
Moneys more r,niily Obtained on FIRST,
cl" paper, hul small traders find II very
difficult To cbiain clIhcf money OF credit
The Iarliimonlary news is no, imgor.
tlnt Both House. have been chrly oe
eupi'd upon The question OF B'i'sh inter-
ference IN the altar, Of Portugal.
Tn, Factory Bal, has passed the Houses
Royal assem-.
FAMINE, fever and murders continue 10
form he news from Il, land Il is reported
lha, lhc new po,a.oe crop IS diseased
The European news possesses very liu'c
interest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07
NEAIIAN at EKiLI.AS

ANON. NE ltNs OF 'LiJfms'ioI TOT akh
ws ore ,nd~ttrd TO a naval ollitcr who AZ.
t,ri here N ,hr Massachusetts, rom Yea
Cruz We sie !o'i sha.lh. hoses belonged
10 iAe army were removed lifoui neaf ,br
walls OF Vera CtuI u - dlsLiac. OF tao or
nose mllei, al The surs'sion Of The board
ply, can. They were there guarded Ly
Jour ncn-teo NcIrans snJ tao Amer.
cans
Tn the evening" Of the III OF sh Of Juao
he drove ~as asacs,d by goefs,iss, VITO
a,ie bred ufou aoI .us,n III some H..
teen OF siie,n homes atre Lex "a HE a,
acA Nrn dsy tbs Acl,c.n. composmc
the guard tod their Amcfean CON panions
ina. they snew wtr. thc hotses ~efe. and
AL II ,hsy ~oa. 90 s.oos ihc, could b,
fCialrn tine hrcu an. ~. iUs, ec,in,
6a play IN n, i'oso ani s,n. aah III
80, s.'ae q. sncc ...a nc ami -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

mc, IN Boson--oan be. be toll ty ,hose
lev s'i' ut f'ienls 10 whose uuwear,d ,f
iors snd ,f,lc" viz thence the fnal sreeso
oitht' "hich We trn,ur~ 10 r,,iic, W.,
''on ," ~ great t,litc,l To- Boston. mn.
BE- attributed The people Of Vernon,
not sir~c' he AL Of Wo.,ern OF Wor
e'',r ROAD --neiihcr dil hey ,spcc, he al
oil The Lowell, the NashnA. or the Con
corr bat Al onc tune they d,l rr.c, H..
a'd OF the FnehLurs AMI, the rhc.hlrc sni
'hcv nov perfectly unic'.'rnd md rclncmtc-
~ha, they have received from all these
sources Boz time has rolled on and the
people Of Western Vernon, and n few
friend, n Boston had maurrd III, measures
NH Iul y provided the mean. to insure the
complete success 81 their great enterprise
Their whole road IS under contract. nni
with rrosrecia, lcas, OF as speedy rom ~.
non as hnsl brother road, sufpnmcd The
"Central" And while matters nrc thu. 81,
na'cd we see large delegation from the
leading press's in Boston, passing through
our stsss--cv'ng glowing and sc iouM
not jn~ ace onn. Of The ,htif and prosperity
~ he inhabitants --ol the accession, of tu
..nc'sihn Boston may Justly csp,c, on the
completion OF the Central road AMI vet
scarcely an allusion- unless !, may Lc one
dcroga,ory !, made by which stranger
would suspect that another and shorter
road, aud pas, ing hrougha richer country,
from the Connecticut TO Lake Chanrlrn
was even IN contemplation
Ii'hIs ls impartial and Just to the people
o. Western Vermont or wise aud sicn.
clnus for the best interests Of Boston then
are we mistaken, and better perhaps IN chit
II have been for us 20 have RETAINED from
nlludlng 10 them auer at all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07
ALanAna The Mobile Advertiser

ALAnAn. The Mobile Advertiser
says: There is a very interesting canvass
going on in the Seventh Congre,sion Dr..
irict Of this State, between Franklin W.
Bowdon, the late member, and Samuel +.
Ricc-both Democrats The formar, how
ever, belongs NOE 10 the Old bunker branch
while the latter IL devoted friend Of Mr.
Calhoun, and n-kes some tremendous
TRUSTS at Mr. Pold's administration. Rice
is a man 81 decided talents-keen, shrewd
and exceedingly caus,ic in debate, and
wi,hal. fearless and energetr We under
stand he does not sIareI'owdon for his vote
Of censure to General Taylor and his sup
port Of the lieutenan, General bill. and tina,
his efforts are making grea, impression on
the minds Of the democracy o. tia, demo
cratic district
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

Os suii,n he VS. "s.d Nv both arms
tom l~hnd B.ls'. he could ulcs.o rim
80 /. .-r.~v Of rues,,l'ss et'e upon him
sto Aelus,ly hong hi'n up,os ''.c m
broad isy ght Until he Ns dad The
NcAicans On quad were IN ccilu.on ~,h
lh,,f c0nnuym'n Ihcy d,co,. he unuf.
iuns'c SOLDIER Intos top 81 ) Nd h.p~i
pot m ind sa'h Ah,r th, ,,p'of. the
N',icsn, ihcir gu.ifll, frnd. returned
ioths 'of~ pouni sm1 tfov A ssry hor.
49, without 1T Of h.ni'anco from airy b is
IN q Pc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07
lNAM NENlcN

The steamer James /. nay arrived =.
New Orleans, from Vera Cruz on Moniiv
morning. the 2ls ul' she leo Vera CLs
on The afternoon Of The lG,h. touching Al
Tampico on the morning Of the i.ih Bu
xos Santiago On the afternoon Of the is,h
Tie news /. only one day later and Nc
are nd,tl,d TO The New Orleans p,'N
lot IT.
The moa ,mrouan, rau Of the ln,ell
ecnce bfough, by this arrival tho nai.
wrios prospect Of pace
capt Wood Of tn. James |. niy, states
that information had been received a, Vera
C'us, before the James I. lhy len, ,fH'
Gems Scott and Worth, wnh The man body
Of he army. had arrived rs FAT as RIO Tt,
without orrosn'on, nnd were met a, thu,
place by dtpuial,on from the capital with
propositions tot peace Z.
The c,a>' tenor Of the proposition was
no. known They were however, OF such
a nature ihs' t,,n. Scot refused 10 ACCEPT
them. nnj Vas determined to push on b..
force. to iho capital From the deep anx
luy irii bv the new government. II the
term government can be applied to any party
or power m MEXICO TO any the march 1T
our mrcc' On the capital, 1t was thought
Il =, further cone ssiors would BE- made to
t,,ucral Scot before he took up his linc q
march iiom E,o Eiio This important IN
uelllsencc Nc g.u ptcc,sci, us 1t came to
US
The roma u'cr 81 tho news centres IN
the report that came to the James |. n,v.
ty Mr. clifton the PHO, Of Iampco Who
boarded her, On the l7th oil that city. he
states that they werc IN daily expectation Of
an attach from The Mcsicans who were rc.
ported to be 1900 strong, III The vicinity Of
The CITY
4 cmonstrn,ion was made Us the Mex.
Wans IN Tnmplco to risc, tho American
auihoinlcs, however, had timely informa
ton OF the contemplated movement, and 10
suppress II # attempted, called ou, tie
troops who lay on Their arms all
night
On The l6sh n party Of Rancheros Of.
,ack,l he pilot status and were greeted
BY a discharge Of u dozen muskc,s, when
they r,!fra,cd
The bark Mary Of Baltimore, pu, INTO
Tamplco on the 10Th inst, for supplies and
repairs She was bound for Vera Cruz
~ih 200 volunteers, whom she landed u,
Tamplco.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

INV CLrsrrg - sTARs-The Cimcin.
bait Herald states tia, Professor Mitchell
has discovered new cluster q starr. f.
which he has given the name Bccchoide.-
Thcig appearance is singular They are Of
a blue ,.nge, and sai, an unsteady light
They seem to rcvolvc in SPIRAL orbit
They are sub-aransed into ten di.i.ne, az
glomcra,ions. which arr still further suLd
,ided The number O. .iars in ,hi. cluster
i, abos. 1000, bat ikcr celestial i,ua,.on !.
Mt described
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

ILrThc President, after visiting Con.
cord, y n has returned to Lowell, and
proceeded on to Porlsmonh and Portland.
4 accounts agree that his reception a, The
more important places upon his route has
been Of an exceedingly tame character
Indeed, he himself seems TO Ic impress. d
with this and in all his responses to the
speeches made to him. he expresses his con.
vIc,ion that il is the President and no, the
man that causes The ou,pouring OF all the
kindness aud attention he every where r..
crvcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

Hos ArBoTI LAwRrscE. The Nash
vile Cnion contains ,suucal artcle IN
regard to Mr. Lawrence, N WHICH occurs
the following sentence
Tins /, the SAM man who wrote 10 one
% his ifi'nIs that the American manu-
,nr"r. have the advantage owe over II
Of Europ' IN every respect, evc'plng TO-
wages Of their llbofers- bat IN tbs mater
we hone soon to be on n Level wih our
Encii.h 'w.ls This /. one Of the chaps
who talk about The raup-r hoor OF Europe
From aba, We know OF Mr. Lawrence
wr.,lon opinions and his works IN regard 10
MANUFACTURES and persons engaged ~ them,
we havr no he. Itaiioa N rronouncing the
above holly tl~ Wo have never seen
r.mirk Ike ,te attributed TO Nr Law.
renee 10 ihe'e pirls and We should b. 9lsd
TO hav, The Cnion morn ~ % which o.
hr fne'.t' u Ua,' hat he mode use OF the
ppic Ayn NAich .. luritu'.i
. =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07

Ey1~t;cncral Cass SAID. in one Of his
speeches in the Senate. that the victories
our armies had gained in Mexico had caused
MS 70 be honorably known III Europe, and
that this honor was choarly purchased a,
the cost Of the war. We have noticed wla.
has been said in the British papers in rea-
ton 10 those victories, and also what has
been said in relation 20 the supplies Of food
which have been sent g. Ireland for the re-
lief of the starving population Of hat Hiatt
I'd country, aud have no doubt that our
charity has done vastly more for our honor
aud glory than was done by all the victories
that our troops have won in Mexico. II our
ohcc, is o. make ourselves loved and re-
spcc,cd in foreign lands, il is much cheaper
and better that we should employ our en-
,rgics in bcneGiing rather than dcs,ro' iug
mankind The jamestown, with the cargo
for the relief Of the starving Irish, achieved
more for the honor o. our country, than She
would have done if she had Tough, Ghy at
ties on the li,h seas and come fl yict0rfr-s
in all -- Lou,SriNc Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-07
RAILROAD MEETING.

Al meeting OF the friends Of the con.
,cmplal,d Railroad from Rutland through
Cas,l,lon and Yves, Rutland To Fort Ann,
held at West Pounoy on the 81 day Of
July, lsi7, Hon Zimrl Howe Of Castle
ton was appointed Chairman, and W II
Smith Of Yves, Poullocy Secretary.
Edgar L. Ormsby Of Rutland being
called upon, addressed the meeting a, length
upon the importance and utliy ofIsailroad,
in general, IN times Of war and pcace-of
their material and local importance and OF
the contemplated road in particular Ills
address was spirited aud highly inlcres "a ?
aud instructive.
After The conclusion Of Mr. Ormbce's re.
marks, the map and profile Of the conl,rn-
plated route from CaslIcton to Fort Ann
were presented u the meeting and Mr.
Prescott the Chief Engineer who surveyed
the road, made the following report
TIN, week but will appear IN next.
Ga motion OF Rev J. T. Peck the report
was received aud ordered to be published
On motion # f. l. Ormsb,c, Esq the
thanks Of the meeting were unanimously
,cnd,rd to Mr. Prescott AMI h,s associates
n the survey Tor the activity and prompt
ness with which they surveyed tins route
and prepared their report
On motion of NJ Clark ESQ,
HcSoired, That Ralroad Committee
of,sen'y'onc be appointed aud the follow
my board was reported to The meeting and
appointed IS sal CON ni,,cc
Rutland -SoLoMo> FooT Chairman !
r.. /. Ormsbec, aud Wm. Y Ripley.
Fort Ann Moses Miller, v Baker
John ilII,ard, aud C. W Kellogg.
Grnn,llIc-Dan Pond, S. Wing, John
Barker, AMI / w. Thompson
roullney--H Stanley, J JoslIn, NJ
Clark } T. Peck, ami Il J Rusglcs
Hampton L Hooker and Samuel
Boafdman.
Cas,!,ion- ZimIi Howe, Marcus G.
Iangion, aud Smith Sherman.
Ga motion Of Rev DR.. J i. Peck
EeSolyed Tha, by ,he exceedingly lucid
and able report Of the engineer, our pre-
vlous convictions are confirmed that the
contemplated route is for It's length, unpar.
al!clcd IN !, us feasibility and economy, and
we are sure that these CONVICTIONS " Ill be in
creased rather than diminished by sciea,f
&c survey Of any rival route
On motion, the meeting adjourned to such
lime and place a, shall be appointed By the
COMMITTEE. ZlMRi HOWE, Ch'rmn.
W ~ SxiTn, Secretary
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Tmr PRLsIpLN,N TIA, CoiumbIat Cal
Times calls upon the Northern Democrats
to bring out IevlW Woodbury. Of New Ilamp'
shire, a. the mex, Democratic candidate for
the PRESIDENCY as nnn VITO has South
ern heart, and is no, 'Gshy on the Wlmo,
pfo,so question, aud the Charleston Xer.
curry echoes the call No Northern man
!. to be supported II, The South, unless he IS
welded to Southern principles --ll'os,on
Coufcf
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e. 4.c OF safe liou,e stout Oh c,n'le
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d.. ,D'.usA.m Which prevailed iooA ~ -
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