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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

See in smother column, the rcws from the sea of
Fnsnd from the city of Mexico The intelligence from
she capiia authorizes The belief that disorder and conu-
sion f,gn there, and h' u the language Of euor from
that ov published boz Ia Pairq Of New Orleans no one
knows what to be DONE what ought TO be done The
letter Ia Pafa gvcs The following Of the &c.
cspuon Of Santa Anna boz Mexico VIII DO was rough
" treated, suspcon OF having cold hs county 10 'tbe
Yankcos"-not unnatural suspicion, when Mr.. Poke
'pas'" and the three million b, coupled with bic inglo.
nous dscap by inferior FORCES Buena Vista and 81 C,rr1
G.flo, are remembered
ut appcafs that ihc l7h, the RepuJeano pu shed
complete and triumphant vindcaton ol ten Mnon in
which SAINTS AIMEE conduct exhibited n most ode
COS light The pupuace furious against their lsoy
ld0zcd General. and when days after Santa Anna M.
tered fhe Cy he received by the abbe with the boz.
a gnsnt cries of "Drah Co. SANTA AIMS" "ho sells mo- "a
che Ysnkets end volcyh Of al dfecnona Tho
GenofsI chief his way the National Palace
win s convenient tpeoi, aud The guards doubled
ptcvent dangerous outbreaks Thus fer the
wHer the pfcs' has been prevented from masking public
fteso outrage"
The city Of Mexico represented by this writer a.
oy dciencolcss sud he sdd hat with the exception
shs military slosl ALL the clergy soluded 10 favor o
rsace
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

DR CulLSKKs-In reference the deeea.e Of this dis
uneuished clergyman. Wilmer & Smiths Times contains
the following
He expired calmly in Scotland tho other day. as tho
babe at its mothers breast-as placid, resigned, conen-
teddy No previous intmauon showed that no was heir to
natures inhmit the hand Of disease not upon him.
The brilliant intellect To have shed it's light next day
on the General Assembly. lie great man-great
his power In his mental supremacy. in his moral grandeur
Foremost amongst Of the enlightened aud best
educated nations IN the world DIR. Chalmers his
uy's idol-her favorite Peace his memory! lie
broke through the letters of senterest in establishing
Free Church. and preferred the dictates OF conscience
sense Of manly Independence the smiles OF power
blsndshments OF throne In his life he revered-iu
his death he is deeply sincerely aeetonstely moued
DEArH or PRiScE JERoNk RoNArARrK-Severalj journals
publish the following as communication :-"Pnncc Je-
rome Bonaparte, eldest Vt the youngest and
wing brother OF the Emperor OF Jerome King OF West
phaa, died lately at Florence, aged 80 This young man
had been suffering from disease OF the spine"
From the London Gazette Of May ~.
Bank OF Engla
An account the Act 5h Victoria cap
the Neeh ending on Saturday, the 22d OF May, ist7
issue DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued ts5sOO175 Government Debt .fii o
Other seeurites-.... gas4 200
Gold coin aud bullion 77l6.65S
Silver Bullion. Itst,Ii7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

Corroy-lho sales ct Cotton Tor the week ending last
evening Amounted 2ijO bales including 900 Mobile and
Now Orleans. and $50 Upland and FLORIDA Tie arrivals
Tor the same period 1879 brcs The business done
since the reception Of he steamers new. has been scarce
y Of suhccut amount % establish prices but what sale
There have been were o. on advance Of about Of cent
per pound
This morning shippers have appe-Tcd boo the market and
we hear Of sales q about 1890 bales Of Cotton az prices
bout cent per pound above those previous 10 h,
arrival.
The news by iha Cambria hla completely unsettled the
uour market.
Af be- reception about 5000 barrels were .1d Of s.
per barrel and Yesterday 1900 barrels more at S7s7L
This morning hear Of 1000 barrels being sd Al Il 90
and The MARKETS not hrn % that.
IN Southern descrpionswo have hoard Of no sles.
'fa@ has also shared IN the depression but We hear oil
/ mo- salcs thus iaf to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
Alumni of Tic Uni,er>i1..

We requested 10 state that error occurred in the
notice lately published by Tor the meeting Of the Society
Of the Alumni Of the University of Virginia The ad.
dresses and the College will take place. a. here
toorS announced the 29th Of this month but the So
esiy rSH meet he 2sm, CMonday that being the day
which the Society adjourned, and on which 1t usually
assemblies.
We understand that there the prospee, Of highly in
sresng celebration, and that the Faculty are resolved ia
do all they TO its agreeabity.
" The U. 5. steamship Allegheny, Capt, Hunter. ar
rived al New Orleans from Memphis, on the l2,h inst
The Peajun says "a finer model presented itself to
our unpraeliseI eyes."
j. The Bank OF the State Of North Carolina has de-
cared sem-annua dividend OF four and quar,er per
cent. payable on the first Monday in july
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

EI.TIV. juno ~. 7. VI.
ont hluf market remained to-day where the news lef
tyeseday and we have sales to noto worth sending
o. eonhen brands wctc h'ld $40, and Gencsce and
MiehIgsn dull $3.50 Wheat was dog spd s,,ce-
nominal No sales Of Rye market dull and price unfSed
Cora, market unsettled snd the article doll without sale.
establishing prices Lard We quote AZ lOtc. FfeighU
about the Stocks FIRM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
The Alabama Tragedy.

letter from Gainesville, Alabama TO the editor of the
Montgomery Journal, contains brief Of the ia
OF Col John Anthony Winston for killing, few days since
Dr. ;. $ Perry OF that place. The killing admitted
and plea OF Justification putin The evidence the de-
fence, It is said, revealed that Tor blsckness and
guilt deep and Gamnng in all features has no parable
IN the catalogue OF crime in civilized county, The
plot between Dr. Perry and the wife OF Col Winston en-
braced the destruction only Of the Colonel but Of the
wife OF the Doctor Perry seems, TO draw Winston
into fight aud get the first shot, for which purpose he car
RED six barrcled revolver; and Mrs. w had told her
eonfddEf who had asked what be done with Mrs
Perry, 30. We get rid Of her easy enough" Col Win
ston promptly acquitted.
Mrs. Winston. whose maiden Mary W Log
wood has been sent by her husband the residence OF her
friends at Somervlle Tenn. The Colonel intends 10 max
provision or her future support and apply for divorce.
When he shot Perry, he message 10 his wife tha, he
hsd killed him and her reply that she would repent
it, Col w. has not her since nor will he ever sec
her again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

u The Times Of yesterday copies from the Phladel
phian the following extract from Of Copt Smith
y. Binkheud, dated China, tMeIcoJ May 2lst 10 Col
NJ. Lee Of Philadelphia. Capt b. acted the friend Of
Lieut. Mahsn IN the late unfortunate duel
"a honorable meeting tie says) never took poce
They fought with they chose the,
fred when within thirty yards Of each other both falling
seriously wounded. Lieut. Muniord cannot survive: whilst
Lieut.. Mnhan, although he received three several balls
considered MORALLY wounded, ard doing very well
"a statement Of The whole affair will appear IN a short
tine prepared by myself and signed by a the parties on the
field have only time 90 add ha' Lieut. Mahln ha4 acted
with 6rmnoss and resolution which do him goat credit
and h7 friends have nothing fear either for hs character
his life, he is doing very we'll They met on the 2nb
inst. ate r. NJ.
"ile Lieut. Mshan) doe, NOT suffer any great deal of
pain, and the Lieutenant appohends nothing very serious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

az Communications add other artcles unsvo,dsbly de-
tsfred 70 make fo the foreign and The inol
ssacs from the ssa Of war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

u At the recent commencement Of Randolph Macon
College, the honorary degree Of D. D. conferred upon
tho Rev. David 5. Doggeit stationed IN Lynchburp
and upon the Rev Edward Wordsworth atey transferred
from the Virginia Conference the Presidency Of La
grange College Alabama
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
WasIlimgtom COLLEGE. Lcningtnn.

We have received catalogue OF the Officers and STU
dents Of this hourishing institution Tor the session Of
si6-47 The number OF students IN attendance j. S. Of
whom glad that no uncomfortable number
attend ian Agricultural course"-s subject IN which Pro.
lessor Armstrong takes especial interest and in which he
is eminenty qualified to give instruction.
The public exercises Of the Graduating Class will be
held the Sd OF July. On the preceding day an Orlnon
will be delivered before the two Literary Societies BY Rev
Stuart Robinson one before the Society Of Alumni by p
G Anderson, Esq and the Masters Grafton by p C. saun.
ders. Esq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

LIMITED STATES LOAN Of 1867 and Trea.
~ sy Notes. IN GUNS 70 purehaser., Tor .,s ~
pR-3t CHARLES ?. OSBORNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

~ Letters from Oficers Of the Vrgsin Regiment state
ha the LEI b1tt'ou had been ordered garrison Monte
rev The LIT Ohio Regiment, under Col. Mitchell being
about to leave Ma Early Governor OF the town. ond
Capt Ro G. Scott, Jr. be command Of the Black Fort.
H. Col Randolph with the % batt,on had been order
ed 70 the same place and relieved by the Mas
saehuseis Volunteer The entire regiment proceed
TO Salto, 90 Join the command n Gen wool
one Of the members Of Capt Scou's company, William
Guthov, formerly Of the Public Guard 10 ,hs city, he'd
died Of dyson,ery.
Col Hnmtamck was recovering, The Republican
learns, by letter from himself
general Taylor r,r,r Surread,,s Tim, We were
acoost,d ''usonabe hour. on yesterday by besrer
Of Dispatches from head q1auer. Immediately sner
which followed the CIV of "Turtc Soup. with the com
pmonu OF old Rough and Ready"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
The travelling Cabiuct.

II announced in tine Union Of Saturday night last that
the President will leave Washington City, on his North
ern tour today. lie will be accompanied by Attorney Ge
neral Clifford snd Mr. Burke the Patent Office; and
should the Of the public business permit IT, Mr. Buch
anan the Secretary OF State, may Join hm at New York
which place it expected the President will arrive on
Friday the 2jh The Presidents absence from
the OF government, told, will no, exceed
fortnight and may not extend half that time depend NJ
''ihe Of the public business" Of which he viii be
apptsed daily We assured by the Union that "h-
visit is wholly uncoDneced with party politics or any po
huea object; but which, the time tha, 10
will afford him brief relaxation from his aduous public
duties" (susnge OF "reaxatoD," which will subject
HIM 10 the fatigue Of greeting the crowds who will doubt.
less everywhere be introduced him . twill enable him
pay hs respects his fellow citizens Of the Northern
section Of the Union and to take cursory of the
institutions their public works and other interesting OBJ
jectsi"
Ms Polk vii! attend the President far a. Baltimore;
which city, she and her niece Miss Rucker, will scpa
from him Of five weeks to Tennessee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

u The Memphis Enquirer nara'es the following Incl
dent the authority OF several Of the Tennessee voun.
eers, who have lately returned from Mexico
When the % f giment Of Tennessee Volunteers were
driven back at CCro Gordo by The hurricane grape
ster and muskelry which pieces OF artillery and
three thousand small had hurled against the ad
vanong columns cutting down nearly third ct their num
Der the short space OF three minutes Coz Haskell assem-
bed the shattered remnant and reformed m the chap
plral for second charge. Gen. Pillow coming up and
casting h eye the gallant little band was 50 struck
with the G,mnuton OF Their numbers that he demanded
Where Is YOUR command, Colonel there not half
OF them here ;"
They there, sir" replied the intrepid Haskell point
ing towards the enemy's batterIes-"hey are there sir
dead and dying on the field to which they ordered
u The Columbia TENNESSEE Observer IN which town
Gen. Pillow resides, that while his recent visit TO
tina, place. the General took occasion saw the hearing
OF many pers ms that Gen Taylor a whig-iha from
his personal acquaintance with him, he knows hun to be
So and that there doubt this subject among those
who have heard expression OF political opinion from
him.
We hope that this will satisfy all Locoioco dOub,ers.
u Lieut.. Laidey OF the Ordnance Department who is
highly compHmented Gen. Scous Official report OF the
battle Of Cerro Godo Is OF John Ladley Esq OF
Cabe county, Va. lie Is graduate Of Yves, Point.
IL The Norfolk Herald publishes letter from soldier
Of the Virginia Regiment, iron which make the follow
ing
The other day held an election IN our regimen, for
President, and We all, with bui sssnuug voice. went
tor immortal Old Lack the that voted against him
had better lie down and die-he is a gone case
wish you could see OF the Mosquitoes here
they will sting through panhloons boots ALL and they
keep up such buzzng etfectusly drive old Somnus
from
THIS i delightful country look Gf but a devil Of
county 10 lire Feas, TaFautuss and every kind IT
yermn GU think OF companions by day and
bed fellows by night This you will confess is extremely
pleasant and exhiiraung."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
f31sOo,T75
- sssNHNN> m

fsS,sOo,77S fSSsOo.77S
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
froprieiors' ear1. FL I,S51O0o Govt securities lin
Resi............. St7s,36p GLIDING dead wgt
rabhe deposits. lin annuity. 500 Ss
eluding Ereheq'L Other securities. 1855 67t
Savings Blnk. Notes.
Commissioners OF God md ,ef coin. 7&7sSs
National debt and
niytid Aeeouut,) 6.Itl.62t
Other Deposits. -. s2ss,6s9
Seven day ami other
b,us............ 10000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

~ The Union says. 1.-The Government is paying more
attention to the qualifications Of those who are called into
the service Of our Army and Navy" Il is high time IN
view Of recent eSPonrons Of the ncompetcncy Of some
al is earlier appointments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

ur Ex-senator Archer III ST. Louis on the l2,h in.
slant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
From fI,c Armr nf Gnn rnuInr-

. HEWfEE NFEF NFFNNV o. NHfh HWTTOTs
from tho Bfazos, by the arrival Of the Telegraph, our
news BE- later
From the flag Of tho Th inst We learn that Col Doni-
phan, with portion Of bic commsnd passed down the Rio
Grando on The 9th inst The Fag thus speaks Of them
The unshorn boards and goat deer skn clothes Of
many u hem reminded Of descriptions We have road Of
the nhsbisnts Of Of tho counties Of The Russian en-,
pifo They stopped IN town . couple Of hours Col Do
niphsn stout, rough -fostuFed, good
sort Of man. lie bfouRht slong with him Clarks battery
snd ton pieces Of esnnon captured Sacramento The
SICK, &C, forty fifty wagons, with several hundred
mules, We turned over 70 the aasrsrmas,sy.
"a private belonging 70 this command fo on he ssssm.
bost on the Slh inst, and was drowned"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
SPAIN.

The Queen and her Husband continue 10 live apart m,
% n said that The Y b. determined upon a divorce
Her Maesiy returned 10 Madrid tho 2fh ole. Tn,
hing remained At he Padro. Affairs assuming 90
nous aspect There was every probability Of the immo
date resignation Of the present Cabinet The King he,
boon invited repeatedly 10 return 10 Madrid
The celebrated Tnstsny, the Csrst general has boei
taken prisoner end shot.
The Spanish army the frontier Of Portugal has com
peied he preparations and ready nvs1e that eoun
| ny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

az The leading editorial in the Washington Union Of
Saturday night has this caption League u the Federal
and the MeXcans against the Government o. the Uni
ted Stae Cannot the editor favor with another essay
the League between Mr. Polk and SANTA Anna against
the PEOPLE of the United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

IL Lieut.. LadIey, OF the Ordnance Department. who is
highly comPmented in Cen SCOTS official report Of the
battle Of Cero Gordo, is OF John Laidley Esq OF
Cabell county, Va. lie a graduate Of West Point
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
ES3sOo.77s

"uN'thHlVht I'cpts Z II,UTS, IUU
Other Seeurities-.... s,aSt 200
Gold coin aud bullion 7.7l6.655
Silver Bullion. ..... l,tst,Il7
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
From Oregon.

Mr. Hubard, from whom we derived onr la.
tesr intelligence from Oregon, has favored us
with copy of The Oregon Spectator.
The Oregonians are determined to have a
steam tow boat. so ,ha. vessels may be brough,
up the Columbia river with safety. The cur.
rents are strong, and sail vessels canno, depend
on the winds TO STEM The currents The ap.
preparation made for the year was $5,0OO
which will increase the Territorial debt 10 $I0,-
OOO
The following Territorial officers were elec-
ted by the Legislature: Frederick PIigg. Sec
retary of,lle Territory; Alonzo Skinner, Circuit
Judge; H. M. Knigh,on, Marshal John H
Cough. Treasurer /; Geo. w. Bell Auditor.
memorial 10 Congress states that Oregon
can already furnish al short notice FIVE thou
sand barrels of -four for The use of cur Pacific
squadron, three thousand barrels of beef and
TWO thousand Of pork. Lumber tar, pitch, flax
and hemp can be hereafter supplied if a demand
should be created for them. Il asks for confir.
nation of locations already made, for grants oi
lands for educational purposes, for steam tow.
boat on the Columbia and recommends rail
road to the States. The wind blows down the
river five months Of the year. and vessels are
said 10 be TWO months in sailing up one hund
red miles, whilst the difficulty could be easily
overcome by steam, and large trade opened
with the Pacific
The Oregon treaty by which the boundary
was settled with Great Britain seems not TO be
very popular with the American emigrans.
81. Louis Union
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
LycominS County.

A correspondent of he Harrisburg Tntelf-
geucer, says great revolution is going on in
'old Lycomng,' and you may rest assured that
IRWIN and PATTON will receive a larger
vote than was ever dreamed of in the philoso-
ply of LoCofocoism. Many of the Democrats
have avowed their determination to oppose Mr.
Skunk. The resah Of the next election will
destroy The last lingering hope of "eld Hunker-
ism" in the keystone Stale, and teach Skunk
and his minions that such pure Democrats as
CAMERON, ELDRED. and others, are not to be
denounced and read out of the party with i'm
punity. Nothing can save the present Admin
isiralion from defeat. Scores of Democrats
have already rallied under the IRWIN Banner,
and they will be followed by thousands of 9TH
ers. Gen. IRWIN ,csu receive handsome major
ay in old Democratic LyeOming. The Wings
are all in fine spirits, anticipating speedy ,r
umph Of Whig principles in The sIection of Gen.
JAMES IRWIN. "AlI is we'll" in the North.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
Union County.

The Whig Delegates Of This County, me, a,
New Berlin, on The 9th inst, and nominated the
following ticket, TO be supported by the friends
of IRWIN and PATTON a, the October elec.
,loR:
SenQte---Ner Middles warh
Assembly Samuel Weirick.
ProthOnotary-.Jacob Haus, Jr.
Ommissioner---Joseph Winter.
1reaSarer---Charles Seaboh
Auditor---F. G. Meyer.
COroaer-George Adams.
The "Star" says The ticket rs one of the best
ever submitted TO The People of that county, and
will be elected by an overwhelming majority.
From all accounts, old Union is good for 1900
majority for IRWIN, PATTON, AND THE
WHOLE WHIG TICKET.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
Governor Skunk.

We wish the people to remember that Gov
Skunk,
Has held Office over thirty years
Has received during that time from the State
Treasury $4,000.
Has provided for several of his relations by
appointing them 10 office.
Has violated the Constitution by appointing
John M. Benel Judge of The Tenih District.
Has pockeied The bill which authorised The
people TO cleo, their own Lawyers and Survey
ers.
Has signed bills and afterwards admitted that
he did not know what he was signing
Has advised the Withholding of The interest
on The State debt.
Has aided in The Tariff swindIe, and
Has supported Polk and his Administration
down 10 the present time.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
Keen it Before the People,

Tha, the Skunk men in Congress voted unan-
imousy 10 censure Gen. Taylor for the capilu-
lation ef Monterey.
That the Skunk men. as party, voted A
GAlNST THE WILMOT PROVlSO, and
by their votes defeated its passage.
That the Skunk men, as party, voted A
GAlNST THE IRISH RELIEF BILL
against giving half million to save our Irish
friends from starvation, and al the same time
voted thirty millions to wage war against Mex
leo.
That the Skunk men, as party, voted in ia
vor of taxing TEA AND COFFEE. and a.
galnst increasing the duty on iron aud coal
Will the People Of Pennsylvania sustain
party who voted TO CENSURE our Naion's
bravest champion instead OF thanking him for
his brilliant achieyemenrs-wIi Iio voted millions
for war, and not cent TO save brave and gem
erous people from slarvaton-who voted against
LIBERTY and i'll favor of SLAVERY-w no
voted TO TAX TEA AND COFFEE, and ruln
the prospects of American Workingmen by de-
sroying the system of PROTECTION Of home
industry? Francis r. Skunk is the candidate
OF this party, and his election would be claimed
as triumph of the advocates of the above in
famous and ruinous measures over The People.
Penn Iatelhgencer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26

The announcement some time since of the
surrender of the city Of Mexico, and a serious
engagement, in which Gen. Scott should have
sustained loss of 800 men, turned ou, to be
hoax. which originated at New Orleans.
We have now, however reliable information
ef the movements Of the army, in both divisions
Gen. Taylor has taken up his line of march
for San Luis Potesi. Gen. Scou was making
active preparations for an advance upon the cap
irat BY this time. in all probability he is on
his way, or perhaps has taken possession OF
ihe city. and in few days true story of The
capture will be given.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-26
From the Monroe Democrat.

CL5-On Saturday afternoon last, the dinner TO
Lieut.. VIM Schoonover came off in accordance
with previous arrangements, at the Hotel Of John
o. Hyer, in this borough; and when we say of it
that it was glorious occasion our readers must
understand US literally Nearly 100 persons took
dinner, and much larger number were assem-
bled. The repast was delightful one, and great
credit is due to Mr.. Hyer for the skill and taste
with which he catered for the appetite of his
guests. TIE incidental proceedings Of the day
passed off in the most cheering, agreeable and
patriotic manner, and we hazard nothing in the
assertion that all present will look back upon this
occasion, as one of the most pleasant epochs of
their lives.
After cheerfnlness and good humor had been
difilsed among all present, by their partaking Of
the " good things of life'' provided, the meeting
was organized by the appointment of the follow
ing officers: