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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

Mr. WEBsrER-The Savannah hepu'ii'" u
the 18Th contains a notice of Meeting, neo "
the day before. for the reception oil hr' "eo'~i -
which letter from Mr. w was read Nneiei" %
DIS Intention of being in Savannah tae Io1n Tvs"
letter too was read from r. X Cuyer' rrcs''on' "
,he Central Railroad Company, offering an extra u''"
for the purpose OF bringing Mr. Webster 10 savannah
committee of six was appointed to proceed IN aspo
eslusin 70 the Ninety Mile station TO receive "'
Webster and escort him to the city.
civic procession OF persons on horseoaek ana N
carriages was recommended for the purpose Of escort
ing Mr.. w to the Pulaski House. dinnersso DC gwen
tomorrow by the citizens OF Savannah TO taelr di''n
soshed CUES, at the Pulaski House
Hon J. NJ Wayne Chairman oil the meeting,
which was composed Unfortunately, Of oo'h pohue"
parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
,,,o,n,meut by the President.

c,,RtsroPHEa COLUMNS ROBINSON Naval Ohcer
g. re D.trict of Norfolk and Portsmouth Va, vice
rhouas Gate~ood removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

Board or AssIsrASr ALDERaES-C0mmittees -
Three OF the Committees have been changed since our
regular report They now stand
FSries--Messrs. Schultz. Herring. Hatfield.
Laos and Applications 10 JS LsisatRreMessrs. Her
flng, J.mison Kohler.
Rode aud Coaals-Msssrs. Cumming, Herring, Rob-
srtson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

PoLIcE.-Henrietta Shaftman, Mary Shaftman,
Rosapah shsftman. Barbury Bergen. Christians segar
and Mary segar were arrested on Monday evening oy
Officer Schmidt for disordery conduct tending to
breach of tue peace After being reprimanded by the
Justice they were discharged and sent back to New.
York where they belong Eliza Goodman was arrested
ON the same evening for burglary John Barker was
arrested for yagrancy discharged and sento Newfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

SPECIAL SEssIONs-SeuteHccs.- jackson,
(colored) for stealing pairs OF panisloons-Peuten.
tary months John Ramsey and Arthur Sylvester, for
stealing chars-Penitentary months John Jack
son, for stealing tub OF butter-Pententsry months
Hiram Arnold tor stealing ha-Peniientiary 60 dsys
William L. Bartlett for stealing lot Of brsss-Peniten
tsry months. John Williams, George Williams aud
Henry Moore. for assault and battery aud stealing
csp-Peutenuary months each. Ellen Fiisbie Tor
stealing dresses-Prnilentiary months Thomas
Stewart (b0y) for stealing cap-House OF Refuge.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

PoLIcE-Jeremah Bradley and David Mitchell
last light arrested by officer Msher OF the Second
Ward charged with stealing crockery crate. Maria
King last night arrested by officer Riley OF the Sixth
Ward, charged with stealing watch worth so from
Edward Robinson Eliza Brown last night arrest
ed by officer Feeney Of the Sixth Ward charged with
stealing IS cents from Edward Mcclure on the Points
Margaret Hughes last night arrested by officer
Gchrst of the Sixth Ward chsrged with stealing cloth
ing. The accused were detained for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

t-S5- Hon John ". Dana Loco was on Sa'ur'
a,v elected by the Senate Governor of Maine for
me current political year The House sent to the
Senate the names OF John w. Dana and DAVID
Bronson as two of the four highest candidates tor
Governor and the vote in that body was for Dams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

OYER ASD TERMINER-Judge Barculo presiding.
On Monday, William simpson was tried for burglary
and the Jury returned a verdict OF guilty In the first
degree" John Martin and John COhill two OF MS asso
uia,vs ttia fs s~",y - @--ci.-v - 'hs second
degree. Patrick Drisco was yesterday urea LOT pur
gisry. and found guilty There are ten cases OF bur
glary on for this term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

e a grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
will be given to evening at Gothic Hall for the
Relief Of ireland Mademoiselle Korsinsky, Mr.. Bou
lard Sig. Benedict, Sig. Mayer and Mr. C. Beames are
among the performers We hope the house will be
filed to repleton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
Removals..

pDvn xyUFFIER Attorney Al Law, &C. has
a ,,t-f from n B-eknan-st - - Cliy HAL race,
r. -oect,oa Of accounts snd ain. promptly eLissoea
he money loaned and Ootzined on bond
-, $50, q Also lad f0r s44e In vsnoss parts OF
- Il"tar ~ low - 10 cents per acre mylI lm-iap
DVNoyII-T B. CUNNING, DenIi5,, has removed
A~i"- my6 5m-
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tim LETTERS AND NEwsPAPERsA -
FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

u Letter Bags are open Al the oaes Of The New
Yors Tribune for ali Foreign PorSs, and al letters and
newspapers deposited IN ihii oce viii always he for.
wsrded BY The very earliest vessels This department 10
under the special supervision OF J. B. MOWER, Fac.
well known for many year, The experienced and Ell.
Gent Superintendent Of n. Foreign LegeE Department Of
the NewYork City Post Once.
Bags are open FOR The reception 81 letters and
papers for The following places viz London LtYerpool
Glasgow, ireland, Hsvrs, Mxseies, Amsterdam. Bro
men. Hsmhurgh. Rio De JSneiro, Valparaiso. Bgeuos
Ayres Oregon, Mexico. PsRans, s. Thonss Kingston.
JsInl Ma AnIs. HsvsnA
Oftce open nom A. N. III 10 z. "
~ Letters nnd Newspaper VIII he received q, The
Foreign Snip Letter Oce OF The Tribune for The packet
ship LOUIS PHILIPPE, Capt Csssos, which sails for
HAVE on the 2tsh met
Also, Will he received 50 The same place letters and
rew,pspers for he packet ship QUEEN OF He WEST,
Capt Wo0dhouse, which sails for Liverpool on he sss
irsl.
Also Letters and Nsw,papefs will b received a. The
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which sG.ls for London on tho 2sth Inst myl7
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General Nolltes.

TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
wLHRs d WELLS,
I31 Nnssnn-st. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

INMIGRASrs.-T Thursday aud Friday last there
arrived at this Port3io0 immigrants from Liverpool and
300 from Hsvre-tota 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

FIREs.-A ire was discovered about II o'clock
last night 10 the furniture store Of Mes.rs King Buck
inghsm, Robinson and Square. No. Us Chathamst-
Oficers Norris and Bloom Of the Chiefs Office were
promptly on the spot snd secured the books aud pa
pers. Damage by water considerable. Fully insured
IA IRE broke The roof Of house No 10 Goerck
ct about o'clock yesterday afternoon butwas soon ex
hnsuished. Damage triang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
CITY ITErs.

Alh.Dhs &C.
- The first Concert Of the Deutsche Lied.
erkranz took place last evening the Apollo Saloon
This Society Is composed OF some two hundred gentle
who, under the direction of Prof Krauskopf sing
the fine gees and choruses Of German composers The
programme lsst night was excellent and with more
effective corps would have Afforded rsrs treat This
performance, however, was extremely rough and i'm
perfect evincng the necessity Of much severe practice
before any great results can Be obtained Since the dis
solution Of the old German society have had pre-
v.ous opportunity OF hearing this noble style Of compo
sition, and hope tia, the Liederkranz will enable
itself 70 produce the best works with adequate effect
The Song Union assisted this occasion BY Miss
horsinsky and Mrs L. 4. Jones The first selection OF
Mss X was entirely beyond her powers musician
or vocalist while the first song Of Mrs Jones was
unworthy Of k Bota the ladies displayed better taste
and Judgment in tho second part and received welmer.
tied applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

tn, T,R1fv yoR ME1cAS PoRTs.-A CONNER
cial house 10 this city bas favored Us with the toll
lowing letter: .,..,,,.o sn,u 9o 1st7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
New Publications.

IHE PHONETIC STEAMER consisting OF the Principles
and Exercises in the Authors System Of Elocution
with Additions The whole In the New Aphabe,
By ANDREW CoMsTocR, NJ. ID. l2mo. 356 DID }
Philadeluhia. Rutlar a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

The great celebrity and success OF Or ChhIsttins
The public are respectfully guarded against all msse mi
tstions as they entirely worthless ,,r,r,a :, -
The only Agency IN New-York for CbhloIlLo oehu'
In. CialyAnic and Magnetic Curatlyes 10 al
- CV- Isl BROADWAY, Al
bstween Johp-sL and Maden-lane. Explanatory pamph-
lei. ami tho most convincing TESTIMONIALS may a"syOs
had gratis A, -. -. .r,o,,.d IN can
n S,,.e,-,. 1919. nil WASH lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

New LlrHosRiPHs.-HR Robinson, ~ Nassau
st. has issued very handsome print OF The old Gov
ernmen, House the Battery bull, for the residence
of Geo. Washington as President and atierward oceu
pied by Geo Clinton and John Jay as Governors OF this
state. The colorins 10 very well doue-A'o' The
Bandits Bride The Lady Correspondent o. The ~ l.
Herald on board the steamer Vesavius Tor Genoa
neither of them so mrih inspiring as the letter press O.
Mrs j. G. b. which inspired them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
To the Citizens of Richmomd.

The distressed condition of the poor IN Ireland calls
aloud to the citizens OF favonred country for SYM
patty and ard An awful calamity has oyespt.ad large
poinon OF that country in Consequence of the almost total
failure OF the potato CROP which large proportion OF
her people depended for supply OF food and which
P'IuuSeu ues"uuon and famine TO alarming extent.
Information from reliable assures us that millions
OF human beings are Vanishing for ocd-men destitute
OF employment and helpless and dependent child
rem str Pc''shng with hunger. Whole families have sub
sisted Tor DAYS, and even weeks ON cabbage aud urnps
alone aud not unirequenty than entire day has
passed without the pershing sufferer having tasted food
OF any kind The landlords Ireland are mostly in dii.
cut cucnnShnees-thcir estates cneumbcrcd-thcir
rents arc moi paid, and they do comparatively lle
Our own haiNcSts have been iruil-thc price Of bread
sums mas greatly advancedlmainy consequence this
u1'n calamity, thus increasing the ability bcstow i
and shall we not contribute the ct those who
are destitute ct daily food and r,ady persist
Inc writer ut this would recommend that COM
m'tces be organzcd and contributions taken up in aid of
the destitute and furnishing people o. ireland.
Will not this appeal be seconded by tho citizens of Rich
mond--by all Nitginia r.
IL Authentic and interesting documents relative TO the
distress IN Ireland. may b. office OF the Civ
Surveyor the store OF Mssse White corner of Main
Street aud Locust Alley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

surround the President in robbng gallant Generals and
their subaerns Of the fame they have won order to
Rtauiy the ever craving appetite OF Power for the sery
and aduaton which constitute its hourly foodi The Pre-
sidenrs "hrmness and eminent ability" orsooih! Where
shall the evidence that he possesses either quality be oundi
We nie Pont instances in which he betrayed utter
dosutuuon OF of them-and for tho other II he has
ever exhibited IT, surely either which
the war originated. or in hose, known the public, by
which Its prosecution, far the Administration
eerned has been sgnalized. We know that the complaints
from the Army, Of the mbecty and deficiency the Exc
eutvc and its agents. by which ts movements had been
delayed and in consequence OF which IL has been compelled
10 encounter the enemy in battle with inadequate means
and with fearful odds against them, which nothing but
their own indomable valor could have successfully COM
bsted-we we know that those complaints have bee
ineessan And TO this hour they reiterated by every
arrival from the seat OF war. InadequSely supplied with
the means of transportation Gen. Taylor obliged to
hnacr for months the banks of the Rio Grandc-and
when no advanced into the interior, he compelled
move with force greatly inferior in numbers the enemy
whom he met and conquered Monterey because Of his
inability to transport provisions for larger number of
troops Where then, repeat the evidences OF the
"cminent ability" displayed the prose-
cuuon OF the war; We pause for reply. Can any one
OF the gentlemen who voted for the resolution give US the
inormation2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

Il -l..L.
~oa w Is he soopuon "' mo rtrssoauon. nrsulted-
p.s o'' no.s "a" io"o~ss
NeDsa,man RI Tsaa,.on W pna.,, 9 nSMeh'
~ ~, DIV, s."s0" 81 ., penne", pamofies'
$50 ma n% "' u no''' oIeNns"n lhymp.oh OF ~
- ,ii u ~ ~, rrans' 1t,ss, SeiP'.. " n''. JONES
-, y, ANs' S~".", ""s, "s9",' oVV'a,'
| rJnonds,, r. ~. "a. y Al q AZ ,vui.'
pa,nn rJ,,,,i =, - a. a q nm. ~ ~ :. A.
Phc,s,, 'Ta,nm c.sli". F,;,t., xi.,n, ~, W
- - -. "s, 49,, 800 -, - Is"c'. y
Co,dwn F,trhs,b Hs,g,,ys F,.sm.n ,.,..a,. .oI
SON FloyJ-6I ~
| Nop-Mossts Cu,ti. Brown of Alhcm,,l. u,,, shoc
6y J,,u.,n se,u,,, Bnrwcu RI sail NJ. ~
CALDWELL .;au,h,rT Rcnne Iov. So, s,,,i VA
cot Les, Ianeas,rr UpnicT Thonn.,n 80 n 80
Harrison of l., Schooi,y M'In,xre u.ym,,S oish'
waggonor, Bown OF Monong ala Bteath,d P,r,,,y NJ
ton, Watts, Yo,by Oliver, Edynxton Syme L,nin, I'm
| STALL Cooke, Siroiher Mayo uatpcr Do,m,n W,l,h.
noy Burdcu Horner, Chandlet-ie "
. -. e.-,.' $3.50
TLn ",..,,,a ' -, " - asroa 70.
resolution WV "NOP''"' VI ''' ''0o"u
Mr. LIS obtained Tho s,o, md .,n,..., :, ,.l =,
terms Justice 6rnnss. aud ,aia,af a5I, can,annd ~
,hi. ,o.oI,,,,, r. -. a''s,'s, contained IN
should be called ON :, vol" rcs mV sau, ma msmoe'
mendauon 10 the Pte.,d,,, ,xh.n -, 49, ~ n
h.l,v. n. =, 80, - =. ~ '' se', W. eou'u OUT
,ho,, b.. J,,i 80 h "us oo a, variance win
,h, e,,.l,u,, q, 80, ~. "ss 'no Po''heo "
ability in conducting the war VIZ, h pi, L',,
hoe, all, q, .I. - e.'an causes nc had not
49, nv W eDauuo' Tue wa win mat ability and success
10 know whether the Legislature would itself up n.
critic on camPagnshc should DO pleased TO know IT, by
opinion OF the ability with which an, c,mn.,n h. a
been conducted without IN, 6, sJan.n, n 80. n.u
bnsc thc,, ,.,,n.,. IT. - uPo" ""'o" 10
all ;nJ;.,,,,L, 49, ".io P'oo,s' however, suong
s 'u detNed rom Mr. Folk himself and
many ''"ol sources 'hat " had not been conducted
win any hing Ike abiiiyhe addressed further remarks
specially to the terms Just and fnns contained in the
sire of tho Wbgs =, Law an. ,,i ~ 49,, ,io ne
future day when u,l discussion msb,be h,S bn ,b.
been refused " ~ 500
Mr. LEAKK r,pli,d nj length and with ,,,.h ., =, A.
remarks OF Mr. Lee-hc argued to show the u.,ic. Of bo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
New puhIicntionS


Philosophy in Sport made Science in Earnest "a the
tito OF one OF the most ming, and large class
OF persons, instructive volumes, that we have afcy
met with. The language its tite-pasc It's lead
ing purpose-Sh.ch attempt to illustrate the fir,
principles OF Natural Philosophy by the aid OF the popular
toys and sports OF y1u;or whom of course IL spe-
caily designed, though may be studied probably By
many Of either sex, who boards or bishops The
author tells u that the WORK originally composed for
the exclusive use OF his children, and he was prevailed
upon - publish by the solicitations Of his friends
We think do service juvenile readers by re-
commenting this little volume their study They will
find it at the book store Of Messrs j. w R.yDoIrr &
Co.
From Messrs DKrSEER * MONKS we have received tn,
Sd and 4h numbers Of Dombey & Son. by Diekens-anJ
the beautiful Love Story" by the same author called
" Tne Battle OF Le"-n regard the merits OF which
We have rarely known more widely dscor1lnl opinions 10
prevail among that uIuIiije c4ss-he critics.
Mr.. A. G. PENDLlroS has sent US a small pamphlet en-
uled A Sketch Of the Lie Of John Mclean of Ohio
which, We presume has been thrown before the coun-
Try, as staws sometimes upon the Stream II ascer
tain the direction Of the current Of public opinion-o-
probably TO open for j, channel. We have a bigb
admiration OF Judge McLean's character botL "a mn
Sae individual and as 4 public man; and we have NJ,
doubt that he shall be hereafter elevated TO the Pfe-
dental chaif-an object which this unprcleudng sketch of
ms honorable and distinguished career doubt intend
ed 10 promOe-ihat the government will b. pruden,v and
wisely administered. But the lime not yet ripe for the
selection OF candidates for this high station and we take
advantage Of the occasion say, further that when If
shall arrive, Judge McLean's preenons vii be seriously
Affected IT he shall not previously have resigned the
station which he now go honorlby fills There is IN tins
country strong and very proper aversion 10 the blend
ing OF political with Judicial honors The ormino must he
kept not only free from stain, from suspicion and tins
cannot be when Judge becomes asplnt Tor high DO
Itca station However pure aud upright the wearer he
cannot pass through such campaign with unsoied gar
morts.
We have received the January number Of Backwood'-
Magazine from Messrs NASH & WoouuoUsE Its content.
are 81 yarled and gcrcral nt.rezt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

TnE NEws ASD rHE hAEEFr7.-It will be seen By our
reports Of the Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia mar
k'i-, that although breadsus Of all kinds st unset
led yet most decided ad vance has zen place News
some fifteen days later than That brought 10y the steamer
sarah Sands may be expected the close of next week
BY the Cambria, the switcst Of the CuuaTI steamers which
hl' now been cut nine days The by this steamer
will tend 10 settle prices, Il the advance in Liverpool is
still maintained, there will prubJIy be further decline
until the next harvest y IN the garner
An immer quantity u -four and grain still on iis way
10 Baltimore Notwithstanding the neayy inspection DUNG
the pcsenwock Wagons arc crpwding from every quar-
tf and along the lines Of the different railroads Immense
anuics arc waiting for 10 be transported
houses Of merchants. The quantity coming in is
Dfecedcntcd Tor this season Of the yeor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15

Mr. Seaeom Jones spoke aud in the course Of his
full seeosnt Of the old Levueal tax Circumcision
and great many other things.
Mr. washington Hunt followed, aud in the course Of
hi speech, stopped. the entrance OF Mr. John
Adams into the House
The venerable oSProsden, gree ted ON oil sdcs aud
Mr. Anae" Johnson. IN the handsomest manner rendered
to Mr. Adams, in n address the scat which Mr. A.
had occupied for some years in the House
Mr. Adams replied the act OF courtesy in appropriate
terms.
Mr. Hunt then closed his speech
The discussion was continued by MeSsrs Jenkins, Iud-
son, Brcekenbroush. MeCellsnd SddinSs Seaman Har-
per- ana IhomaSson The last speaking this report
ses at quarter past O'Clock.
Inc iesidenise sent IN message 10 both Houses Of Con-
gress to-day asking for power appoint General officers
TOT 'ne new ofee TO be raised; recommending
and coffee and other articles as TO raise more revenue
which he Gays mdsib raised to expenses Of war;
The message was referred to appropriate committees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.


COMMUNICATIONS IRON HOUSE,.
The House OF Delegates have passed bill entitled sn
act dvorcng Helen A. W. Hamilton from her husband RI
s. Hamilton"
Upon motion Of Mr. RcsTRs read twice and referred
the committee ON Courts OF Justice.
An act to incorporate the Odd Fellows Malo and Female
Institute IN Petersburg up regular Order with
amendment
MIR McMuLLES wished have the bill laid upon the table
until the Senator from Pittsy vania took his seat.
Messfs Cox and Barrier opposed tho motion.
Mr. WALLACE, chairman Of the committee which the
bill was referred, explained tho OF
which substitute for tho bill after which, the amend.
ment was adopted aud the bill read third time and
passed.
Upon motion of Mr. SrANARp the bill concerning the
pay OF members of the General Assembly taken up.
After further discussion the the amend
mcnts Vt Messrs SrASARp and WALLACE, Mr.. THoNrsos
moved that the bill and amendments be referred
lcct committee.
Motion sustained-and Messrs Thompson. Cox. Bondu.
rant. MeMucn. Baptist Wallace. SianaTd, Voolfolk and
Wtcher were appointed committee consider the bill.
Upon motion OF Mr. WILEY, the bill releasing WIN. $.
Griffith from the tine imposed by the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancey for the county Of Harrison, was
taken up.
MIR WILEY explained the nature OF the bill. and gave
the reasons why petition o this effect made the
Assembly; after which, Mr. THoNrsoS made n sew re-
marks IN opposition the bill, and desired tho ayes and
noes; syes Is, noes 4.
Upon motion Of Mr.. sr,SARp. the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
L. S. SHIP OHIO.

. IIANI IlN IIoAbs, Ted. IUlh, I6I1.
To The Editors Of The Baif.rnors American
GENrLlai-N VIII You b. KIND enough give the fol-
lowing place IA your Va liable Paper, and oblge many Of
ticers Of this ship:
The u 5. ship OF the line "Oho," Captain s II String.
ham, from Boston, arrived in Hampton Roads ON the IUih
inst. The Ohio has taken Norfolk IN her passage 4, the
Gull If Mexico for the purpose OF completing her crew from
the Receiving Snip Pennsylvania" She will take on
board 100 men m few days. b. which time orders arc
pecied ron The Navy Department for her prlce, 10 tic
Cult OF Mexico 'ndIoin cur Squadron of Vera Cruz.
TIE Iowa LkGlsLArURE.-We announced. some tins
since, that Mr. Cpuoe II Tue dissenting Gratis Of
the Iowa Legislature had died and that the Democrats had
reused TO go INTO an election Uicd States Senators
until the vacancy was hled The specialization was hell
un the 2j u ana resulted IN the election Of Mi Baker
.ssum Democrat" supported by the Wlgs and d.senI
ter- IL IS supposed, now, that u election held either
"hgs or ''possums' will be elected Ia the Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-15
General TayIor.

We insert tins morning the lucid statement Of Col JEFF
ierson DAVIS, and Generals Worm and Hcnder7o1 the
comm'sioner' who negotiated the terms Of tho ciptua.
uon OF Monterey which have been made the occasion re-
Gently OF such harsh reflections upoa Gen Taylot. 4
vii. be seen that G-n T. did require the commission
efs to subscribe ~ these terms, has been heretofore
I'd with so much confidence but that they were agreed {,
~ those gentomcn-whO still av,w their willingness Z,
defend thor wisdom and ttycIiencv against ,
and afterwards approved by the Commanding General
VIII Mr. Thompson Of Ms-i sppi enter tho Is,s aga,ns
hs late colleague, Jefferson DaUs3 Will Orlando Flick
no take Up the gauntlet thrown down to him by Genera
Wnr-hl Nom rttrnna-