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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-20

This meeting took place Saturday night and is de-
scrbed by a correspondent Of the New York Herald as
crowded being large, OVERLOOKING and enthusiastic
as the great Clay Meeting in the Chinese Saloon, some
weeks ago AT o'clock, the Hon. John T. Smith, late
member OF Congress for the third district called TO
the chair and vice presidents and secretaries
were appointed
civilian A. Stokes, esq., presented the resolutions, OF
which there fortyfve in all and they alone would
occupy two columns and half of the New York Herald
The following are the most important:
esoped That Congress of the 18th day of May
1896 recognising of existing by the act OF the
the telegraph been extended the Rio Gande. have
four distinct of hostile aggression on the
part of the great southern republic, either OF which was
sufficient itself the whole of The American
people, lst The assault and capture Of our On
Brown; Sd The upon army which eyentualed
in the battle of Palo Alto the sth Of May lsio az
The Resaca dc la Palma the 9Th OF May 1876
The last of this series OF hostile acts, on the part OF Mexico
preceded by four entire days the act OF Congress on The
18th of Nav which recognised OF arising not
what had done omitted, but from the actual levy
ing of war by Mexico herself
he then rehearse the wrongs, evasons an
frauds upon the part of Mexico, which during the past
twenty years gave sufficient warrant for declaration OF
by the United States, and style her orbearance as al
most criminal They that the Mexicans never made
the boundary of Texas question with the United States,
until large party this country led by unscrupuous par
tisans had made that issue Tor her That Indemnity Is
due the Unitel States; and as M.xco hls no money
must consist of territory, which, from the force OF car
cum Stances long be held by that power and in the
course time would naturally become annexed TO this
country The resolutions nvok, Congress 10 vote the
necessary supplies for carrying the war; and hope that
no attempt prevent the qson OF territory, Tor lear
of the spread of slavery winduce Congress TO refuse he
ratification of any treaty which may be proposed &c Ne
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Robert Tyler,
Andrew Miller, George w. Barton, j. r. Snowden, w.
A. Stokes and John w Forney, editor OF the Pennsyl
vanian) James c. Van Dyck esq, read letters from
Governor Skunk, Vice President Dallas and James
Buchanan, Secretary of State. They excused them
selves from attending the meeting upon the plea of
public business Letters also received from Messs
Hannegan and Brolhead The former excused himself,
on account of his nspositon, for his absence from the
meeting
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Colonel Glen Clay, of Lynchburg firm democrat, has
been elected delegate Of the General Assembly OF Vr-
gnia in the county Of Campbell, by majority OF "a
over Mr.. Richard Morgan, wing candidaie-o supply
a vacancy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-20

We happy to state that Mr. Jameson, of Missouri,
who has been detained from his duties in the House OF
Representatives since Wednesday last, resumed his seat
to day
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Before leaving his command, General Taylor issued the
flIoxu,p 1orda

Before leaving his command, General Taylor issued the
following general order
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Brazos Island Nov. rs, lSH.
l. Major General Taylor having received leave Of abb
sence from Department of War, renqushes command
of the army OF occupation 1t devoves upon Brigadier
General John f. Wool, whose headquarters all COM
manders and chiefs of the staff departments will in future
render their reports itA
2. II is with ordinary regret that the General now
lakes leave of the troops of his command few veteran
companies Of dragons and artillery have served under has
eye fields rendered usous by their gall intry and
that of their comades other corps need but the opon
nifty to sgnalize their bravery and their discipline 10 all
officers and Of the line and of the staff department.
the General would his satisfaction with their pres
ent of instruction and efficiency and his confidence
that under the orders of the distinguished Gene raj who
succeeds the command they will zcaousy maintain the
interest and honor of the country i'i...ef iat4
BY order of Maj Gen. Taylor; ...
A. A. A.G.
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DEvT.aL sURGERY

By II VAS PATTEN, M d
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Hat
Store, Browns Hotel.
Dec silly
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We are making arrangements for reporting in
the House of Representatives The reports of that body
which have appeared in the "Unon" defective; and
we mean TO do all we can correct and improve them
We have every motive in the world discharge du-
ties to the country, and exertons will wanting
our mart to show our sense OF the kindness and
agement which liberal community is extending to our
establishment Our subscription is extending with great
rapidly We trust to the people, (and, may not add,
to their to assist us in giving such reports
of the debates as this important session calculated to call
forth little patience, and trust all will be right
We hope that the machinery will work smoothly after
the hoydays
We have other arrangements in contemplation for the
improvement of paper. One of these we seize the
present opportunity to We have been favor
ed with the privilege OF participating in the benefits of
the telegraphc express which brings the news from
New Orleans in twenty -four hours and sometimes forty
eight, before the mail We sure readers will ap-
precate this benefit in degree corresponding with its
Importance.
CORRECTION the ode the "Ship Canal" in Sat
urdays paper insert the following stanza after that
which ends, "Glory for the spade" viz:
What want is naught in envy
But for all we pioneer;
Let the keels OF all the nations
Through the sthmus
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Notice is hereby gwen that small train will leave for
Vera Cruz about the 23h u Officers and soldiers desi-
OF forwarding letters by this convey will leave
them AT the army post office, up stairs in tho build
ing with the city post Office the street leading from the
Palace to the Almeda
The general principles which will govern the gcneran
chief, in permitting officers and enlisted leave this
country are laid down in general orders Nos 3s and 322
foowsi
mo officer can he permitted to leave any part of the
my, excep on application to general headquarters through
the usual channels beginning with medical officers
tcafe, setting forth distinctly that the applicant is
likely for The reason gwen 10 be fit for duty in the next
three months.
"Al wounded and sick officers likely to be fit for duty
N the next three months, bat who able travel and
desire 10 return home WILL upon the proper medical cert-
Gates, receive orders accordingly.
son arriving at New Orleans other port Of the United
States the officers returning under this order will report by
elier TO the Adutant Generals Office, Washington for
or able) the recruiting service.
"Segeants and other enlisted men whohave become sub
for honorable discharge by wounds otherwise, and
who able travel viii receive their discharges and be
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se bon 8rtrifen unp Spinnsreien ibre Nrbeis
ten elnaelteut batsn. wopurt 3auIenoe au6er
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9tano oct rn9IIlebeu 8ant 9rttaIttt lteb febr
un9hnitis, bic Spapier>g bat uin
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592, 600 Dfp. ab9euommsu, Die ancern Gu,
tterbeltcn gtnSen beinabe Inn 24 Wlllllon III,
rhf Dleritanlitts papicrs iparen su III
pct. 5u batrn. Sn Gn9laHp, Srantreitb
lSien wieper ritls Santsrotte.
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paIait 5urtfaefebrt, man botfts cine Iebsins
bare Ausi6bnuns 3nlGebsn ben f6nislihen
ebelenten su tswivtsn.
Aus ST laup lautsn bic glaebrihtsu
Irbr tranris, iteraH gIsnO uno Sammer,
ermcrpnnasn, Nautsrtien, plunoerunaen
Der SlabrnnaemittcI masa5ns, Qufrubr unp
Observation-Disclosures Sssen be Otrtafslt
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pem eurcpiiihen gcntinents Elm rubiaeree
nno frieeIlhTce 9lnfeben 3u ss,piunen Ihsis
nen, III Die anfresuns in Der g ebipei5
rennob febr srob nr bic italleuifbs Srase
nod nibt tei9elsst.
Oetterei eb bat in Oters Stalien inc al
Den Sdbwcijer &rsnssn cine farfe Wladt
,ufammenss5osen. Sem Sernebmem nab
fcIIcn Die suropdifhsn SrcBmaebte bIeblcI
fen baben. fb qemsmichaftlib Usrmitteint
IN rle Shnci;sr anssIeasnbtitsn 3u mifhen
nnp ramit Dem 8lutpraieBen 3uporsutcms
men. Srantrsih uuo Dcfsrsih miro Die
Ansfabruns Der Snerosntcn itrtrasn
nerbcm.
0ls Shrsi5sr partsirn itebcn letrn cins
amber seaenlitsr II bscrobcn ltb nstIeIelts
Die gbolsra maebt cntleslide Sort.
fhrlttt in NubIano: itr ttlftst cine furhtba
re Ssrrphtnns inter psr cbnspiee ftwatben
8ep6lferuna al. 81. Dem.
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@ cb II ttpf Sab q fe

"8atri;irt aus ben rsinifen Matsrialsn-frsi
BON aiftiasn Drouas-unb srprobt ourb Die
msbsinifte SafuItat psaen ibrsn befpnbsren
eem &cpfe oienlitben giaenfbaftsn."
Ole iebr tbsrole llntsrifisuna zines unintes
rsilirtsn publlfums, felt Idn9sr als FIJI infsia
Sabren NJ bsSsust potlsncs ibre jssas 1oas
fommsnbet uno uni5srtrOfftns Gor,ialicbfeit.
&uniffsnner uno Nnbsrs fino abtun1spoa elm.
9slaten sur priifun9 BON
Demutb's Happees uno t,1aeeabeys
Sbnupfs Iataf,
,pelbe, ndbreno lis wsosr Die 9tsrpsn perrpuns
ben ncb befbdoi9sn, psroisntsrmsifs BON asrss
ten empfcblen psrben, als Elm fid)srss {osiImits
tel fir Sopfwsb uno fthmads aussn. Nae
Nuftrdse pom@sftbafte psresn prompt uno sur
3ufrebsnbeit bsfOrst psnn iie aborsfffrt fino
sntrpsbsr an bic eins9sn apsntsn, Nntbonv
Rlten, 1eO 1orp glfte Graft, Tbilabslpbts
a i; Sininasr unb goMns, 30 @sfspffrass,Hsu
Vcrf 9. s.. gtablsr unb 60, Vrattffrasens
wbark Saltimors; s. unb g. eprib, Weffs
Dsnnfirass, Msabins, pa, ooer ben GabrtfaR.
ten, q, I. Demutt
tAm dltsn OrisinalsGtabtiItmsnt.)
oF'SSuisfrahe, qantatf2r, pa.
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Serbeir0tbct.

-burb ben gbrm. s. u. pauli, am 2tsn
Ropsmb., eerr 1Sm. Wsnrib init llis Cara
Senter, pom J9eteelber9. -am 5tsn, csrr 5oar.
rlon Sbnsiper, BON Meperstaun, NIT Wis Sss
biIa Nott, pom Wlaoenerief. -am 6tsn, 5cr.
Bsnjamin Ssntsr NIT Wsi6 Marp @srbart,
pcn Soebslbsrg.
-purb Den gbrw. @m. pauli, am 6. Hos
vembsr, Josrr Sobannss Ioillsr nit Marsarstba
Strawap. BON Wsacin9. -am 7ten, 6srr Bee
nus qsibsr NIT W1is Ntaria 8ifdsr BON 0tuss
colnbmanpr.
--ourb ben gbrm. Saeob WilIsr am 2sn
Hcp., esrr @pbraim 6aaman nit Wis Maria
Sbneeer beibe bon Nsapin9 SEER Saeob
Sssrls NIT Der 0Slttme Marla Soft, bsios BON
NsaoIn9. am 6tsn, psrr Daniel jounIn9sr
pcn Inter Joslbslbsr9, init Ms Maria j.ed,
BON Ober J9eloslber9. -am 7ten, 5osrr Scbn
Sabsr nit Suianna S6nsiber, Don Grster =
-csrr Ssnrib 0isltmsper, ron pottstaun, nit
Wie Nnna Waria Sanot, Nsabn9 -5osrr
Carl paul nit Ilis @liiabstb Slilln9sr, bsips
bon &umru.
-burb ben @brm. q. 6. Ssrman, am 81.
Oct, Jeerr Gep @srbsr, pOn Neacin9, mitlOliB
Sulflna 6artmon, BON @liae. -am 5. Iep.,
osrr Gil Ollasr, bon Obsr Bern, init Wlb Sac
tbarna Nltbaus, BON Wlacentrief.
-eurb ben Sbrp. s. Oiis1e, am 80. Oct.
6err 6snrtb SIatt, BON @entsr, NIT 1lis Dlas
ria S6Iappi9, pon Obsr Bern. SER Wm.
Sdman, bon @entsr, NIT Wis &ebsda Oidre,
pcn SbuDlfia 60. -am 3lifen, Ssrr Carl
draper BON Bern, NIT Olis Suianna 0sin,
BON 6sleslber9.
burCb ben &brip. 81. s. Qsinbatb, am 81.
6srr Scbn @anesrbacb nit Olib Dlara Osas
FLY, beioe bon 0Somslseprf. - 5err Qepi 9ecsns
ccrf nit Olis Qpoia Sbap, bsibs pon Qibanon
SO. -am 30ifsn, 6err Sobn Wecore, bon 81:
bancn 60, NIT Olis @Iiabstb qsib, pcn 6sis
eslbsr9, Serfs So.
--eurb Den @brw. 5. 0itasr, am 81. Oct,
6srr 9aplo Nsimsrt mt Ods Sarab Nbn,
BON @rinmitfb.
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Stto6er 26.

Wrnn mein Dfeifebsn oampft unr slabs
ltnp Der Naub bon Sldttern
Sauft mir nm bic Olafs 5isbt,
o! rann tanfeb id ndt mitlS6ttsrn &c. &c.
Gin frifeber Scrratb BON uDeutitsm
Nanebtataf." :" teltehsuo aus eebtsm Nancb,
t1taf, $40. l, 9 unb s, Icebtem RanaIter,
e'eiuntbeltssS auatsr, portobelIo porto,
rico, Wafdinaton unc 8remer Barinas, in
SDaqnetsn ppn 1 Dfunp. 1T 70 eben pcn Sleu
pcrf erbaltsn unr gum Berfauf i'm Gtobr
hter Der 9rnfrrei res ,Sectadtets." Vreis
S tis | 5 Cents RAG Daquet.
ltnlere ceutidben sanosIeute. Gcpie bic $ieb.
baber pom autem Nauhtataf iiterbaupt,
ipereen polle Ssfrisoi9una finosn wsil fte bic,
fen 9abaf psriuhen. lte Die ibn probirt ba,
hen perltdbern nne oaB es Der bette StcA' 1T
Die 5elt catnit Su prrtreitsn unb enmal rsdtt
beimatblit 5u fablen.
Neapina, bcn 9. Ncpember.
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an bas Betenntnib jsber befonbern Sefte
8eibluneen neroen! ct. Z. Crib.
Sic M ormonen perleoen ibren
eroeen neuen Sammelplab 5Dilben Die
Utah uno SalSfeen in Californian an ei.
nen Strom. Der iene beioen Seen. Die uns
eefdbr 60 Weilen aueeinanoer lieoen, per.
binoet. In oieiem Strome aiebt ilb Elm
mebrere Weilen breites uno b0blf frubt-
bares Sbat bin. woielblf Die MormOnen
bersite cine Staot ausleeten uno NIT Den
8orbereitunoen fir Die erforoerlidben
Neubauten be9onnen. = Nino6um leben
Die Sladfeet. utab uno Srom Snoianer,
Die inoefen frieolicb eeiinnt iein uno oieie
neue Nnfieoluno NIT Sreuoen beerliben
iollen. Die aroBere Wohe Der aueDan
oernoen Wormonen. welbe i'm Sunl bon
Den Council Bluffs abeiu9. mar nob oen
neueffen Seribten aus iener 8eoeno. 9e
gen Gnoe oee Wonats Suli un9efdbr
200 Meilen fenieite oes Suopoifes in oer
Tdbe oes 8reen Ripers. Sic waren bis
oortbin obue ir9eno einen unfau oelan9t.
Gin werf no oieer Die b.
t bl. Sn Neu Worf puroe Dor peni
gen Ndbten Der 9aocn oes 6errn Seroi
nano arbrotsn uno 5000 8 Slutese
oarau5 oelfoblen.
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3ufol9e elmer 8srorbnuna Der 9Safenccurt
bon Serte gauntp, wirc auf 6fentlihcrDcn
cue Derfanft fpcrben, Gamltaas ben ten
December l847, am tffentllhsn 6au1e bon
ebriitan 9anfsl, Safwirtb in sanaIcbwahl
Sannlbip, Serfs gauntp. al jcne acpiGe
QBohnu9, grunofflf oberSrif Sano
seleaen i'm erfasten saunIdip, arsnssno an
sano BON Saecb Sriepriet, bes friibern BON
Secra Sren, isst Salcntin tsisitt giIabctb
5enninaer, imo $anb cee psrtrrbenen 5ein:
rid Saurner, uno entbalteno pier Qferuno
orei uno fedbsis Kutben, asnauss W1aB
Ole parauf errihteten VerbeGsrunssn Iinb
AyA elm fteinernes 6aus, Elm uno eis
:;::Hgs snen bolben Stod bod, uno elm
ssszz4sMaAnc nod nitt aan3 fertiasr StaG; sis
ne WaderqueIIe 1T auf osm plase. nabe bel
Dem BpbnbauIs. = $esttin ras ei9ehtbnm
bes beritortenen Oabio gbrltmau.
Der 0erfauf beainnt um l iibr Naetmite
tags, mann aebdbrenoe Nufpartuna aeaeben
nnp Die Derfaufe Becinsunseu beeannt aes
mabt rperoen follen bon
Beers guopia, Nominffratcr.
9urb bic @purt-5. 8. n1aurer, Sbrsibsr.
Hopeniber 8. l647. Sam.
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Sfaac &pbtipn. lestbm pen
gaernarUon 3amnlebip Werfs gauutp

easrnarpon 3amnlebip @srPs gauntp.
Ser unter5sietnrte 2lupitor, ansettcat eurtb
ole 9Ballencourt bon Serfe gauntp, ,,r I'm
terfutbuns, wisreranaabe nno uetericttuna
Der Nebnuna Yon Samss G. mslls, erreu.
tor res serahten prifcrtensn Siaae Stobi>
lpn, uno sur SsrtbeiIuus Der 8ilans in pef.
fen 5anoem miro Den pfIhten Gsiner I'm.
ltslluns abnarten in ieiner Imtsltube in Der
Stapt Nespins, am ndhiten lltsn 0eeen,
ber, un 10 lIbr Sormittaas, ,popcn Die inc
tertlitrtsn parteien aefdlllsft Nctii nebmen
ipolIeu. Gbarles Davis, Nnoitor
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Ger llnterfhrlebens, anseltclIt pNreb bic
Baifenecurt BON 8srfs gauntp. CUR llntsrs
fubung mp wieoerauaate Der Neebnuus
BON Samse Wlorris, Acminiltratcr oes Der
itortenen nIaroeeai gepis, BON erfasten
gauntp, uno Die Silan5 in ocden 6auoen III
pcrttclsn, miro fir oielen 5psf in lener
umtefnbs, in Der Slcro 6tsn @tra6e in Nes
aoinG acsenwartia lsin, am Oienltase oen
soften Ncpemter 1S47, Inn 10 llbr Sormits
tags. DAVID E. 6oroon.
Iuolter.
Neaoina, Slcpemb. 16. SIN.
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I'm Rranfe uno geloenoe.
Doctor SmaDue's

3uiammen9eiester 8llofiriben Sprup.
gi 10 btiesr Srisf: Qsfet foIeens
ben Brief pon 6rn. 0Sm. SbaW, sinem rsfpsfe
tablsn 9potbsfsr in Bilmin9ton, q. s.
9Eilmnstcn, 9e. 8 San. S. 1s46
Or. 5uayne, qisber Ser: Senben Gle
mir ssfdaigif smS!f 9ussno obsr msbr, psnn
Sis es fir gut baIten, bon Sbrsm milofirs
fdensSYrup. Bon ben bsutiasn Gsrfdufsn
babe id) nur nod Elm balbss 9usenb auf loanb.
Die 8srfdufe nebmsn fbnsa su, unb idb smsifs
lie nbt oas lie 70 fortbauern iusrosn. Gin Sss
fainter bon mir risf Dor eini9en Saasn an unb
fagte er Wo0te mir Elm SsrtiTeat 9sbsn bon i9s
rsn 9uten gi9snfbaften. @r 1T pom qanpe
uno elm Yrsoi9sr Der metbooiitsn. Rurs sus
Dor sbs ib Die Nssntibaft ibsrnabm bsrsOsts
ib ibn eine Slafds III nebmsn, obmobl itb SWsis
fslte msiner Abfbt bapurb Su srreitben. Quss
jsbrun9, unb in Der Shat ale Spmptoms oas
BON warsn bsmsrfbar. Surf nahbsr fbrisb sr
mir bm A ceer 5 8lafben Su fsnosn gr fam
leste 9Scbe in Die Statt. Sb nil MIDI fsis
nsr si9snen Worts bspsnsn uSdb bin Elm nsuer
Wann, unb id) bin sS bsm publifum ftulbia
Su ta9en waS Or. Gwapns's ,ufammsn9sfest
Bilofirfben.S .Sprup fir mid, astban bat" -
SD mlll tstn Sertficat publisren uno oa CT
oassmsn bsfannt 1T, sr,parts itb CUTE &sful,
tate bapcn.
Netf allen Gsfdbtsn Der 9fhtuus Sbr aufs
ritti9sr Dm. Sbarp.
Der orislnslle unb einsis abts Mrtfel piro
Subsrettst BON Or. Swayne. @de Der abRn
uno Maesitrass, philadelphia, uno gum Bsrs
fauf BET ben N9entsn in allen Sbssn Der Der.
Staatsn unb sinissn Sbsilsn ron europa.
Sum Vsrtauf bel John Hitter uno Comp
England uno n1et1IaFen uno OR. !.
marfball, 4sentsn fir Msasins.
Geo. 3. Wlllsr WemeIspOrf; Or. Ssasrs,
Yettstaun.
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9 [ q + b.

-burb ben @brw s. g. 5srmnn, am 81.
Oetobsr, 3srr SamsS OLD mir Ods W7arla
Sbneoer, beice bon @rinmitlb.
am 27. Oct, in Qansfbmamm, 9tarpn
SoIf, Scbn pon Daniel 8oIf, an elmer Sruifs
franfbeit, i'm 32itsn Qsbsnsjabrs.
am l. Hopsmb., in WlcGtoun, gulanna,
Sobtsrbsn ron SpDannss 9prnbsrgsr Wc>
nate alt.
DIN 8. Hpp., in Wcntersn, Ssrfs SO, an
Der NusjsDrunS, Daniel, Scbn ppn @so. Salt,
i'm lien qsbensjabre.
am 5. Gcp., in Suetaun, peter Gift, i'm
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