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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
70, sale. Of StOes,, &c. sac FoutA Page.

SATURDAY ?. NJ.
The Market was steady today for the Fsncies,
excepting for Long Island which fell of y cent
der heavy sales. by Boston operators The cause
of this movement is the posponement Of the day Of
election of Directors which has been put Of As days
There has been movement going to change the sd
ministrsion Of the Road at this election and the
ticket it is supposed had secured proxies enough to
elect it, Monday have been the day of election
but it discovered that the advertisement in
formal and the Board has voted to it which will
put off the time Of election IS days This II is thought
will derange the plans OF the opposition somewhat and
consequently the Stock has declined parties selling
largely short
The B i'll Market is very quiet, and quotations are
hesvy We quote Sterling 5.a6; Francs 54Oa53sl.
Freights still active, and rates hold very firm
ly The Nicholas Bidde was taken to-day for Liverpool
at 26d and I'D was asked for an outport. Some en-
gsgements for Ireland made at 25d26d. Govern
ment is still in market The supply of vessels ready to
load is now very small.
Some small sales of the new Treasury Notes
have been made at 2i92, q cent premiums.
The Bavaria, from Havre, has 900 in specie.
This influx of specie fortfying the Banks has t nstu
raj effect upon the Money Market and loans have been
made on call on first class securities low ass y cent
Other loans have been made at y cent
The business at the Custom House from the 9th
of February to the 18th inclusive for 1916 and lsi7
presents the following results
1s46. 1847. liner. Deer.
Free ..-..... STRESS $G049.-.. slle,909
Specie 1890. 63557 59l4s4 .s527e27
Dutable .-... 6s5,740 l,l95,657---. 5O9947
Cash reed. 20O455 2o3,6J3.-.. 93l97
1t will be seen by the above that the import Of specie
exceeds half a million of dollars
1t will be seen by a letter from Harrisburg in au-
other column that the bill repeating the charter of the
Lehigh Co Bank has passed the Pennsylvania House OF
Representatives The circulation Of this Bank is said to
be about $4,000.
The following taken from Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter shows the rates at which uncurTent
-. Ill
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GLOVE ANopYNE TooTHAoHE DROPS.


Thai Of a toolhaehe had dreamed - PatieHf
r,- The sudden Action Of this astonishing remedy
isno It's least remarkable characteTisuc-h 70 not OILY
Quick but permanent IN us eject aud may be used Wiz
perfect safety Profse the expressions OF grseu sd
rnirson that have been syshed by grooming sufferers
upon this preparation So well and faithfully IA. me
Glove ASoDYSs perform al that has been esineq lor ~
that many attempts have made 10 Initiate H. and many
worthless compounds offered under the name Of Glove
Anodyne Purchasers must be sure and ASA oI Jonson
Toohhe rops and observe that The Of Henry John
son is on the wrapper Of every genuine Vial Prepares
only by HENRY JOHNSON (scccessof 10 A b: sands
coz chemist and Druggist us Broadway, cor Chamber
81 In The grauile building Sold also a. le Fuilons]
Easi Brosdway and SIS HuisonsL Price . cents
dle 2naieecd
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General Notites.

~ Phoenix Division =. Of THE fourth lecture
OF The course will delivered before this Division on
Monday evening February IS, At Is Ahen-st by br u
CANT. Lecture to commence At o'clock Addresses may
be expected from F. w p Develin and p w p Manehes-
ter Mr. Brown OF Yonkers and Mr. trezee OF N T. nave
volunteered to sing several songs during the evening
Isl II. B. B. BARLOW. R. S.
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A Young man wishes 10 obtsin . room snd
- board In respectable private family, room only.
Location dowp town, below VeseysL Address % J. box
Use, P. o. lf7t'
BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Two or three young
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with very pleasant
aud board two minutes wskirom Broadway on the
side at POI Fuon-st Reference given and required
t0f iwlss
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e. Pilgrim Lodge 243. !. d. ofO F.IThe me m
Lodge requested TO be punelua IN thel al
tendance the meeting, Feb. Is, az business OF I'M
potsnce will Do brought before them BY order OF me
Lodge. J. H. HANENs, y. %.
Jas. TIMsoN Secretary. isl 4us-
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MARINE JOU K n A L /.
PORT OF NETWORK

IMMATURE ALMtsAC. ..-.-TBi5 DAT.
TIVE SUN -Hr MOON YrLL SKA.
Rises. s 81 Sets. ..5 % Morn sets Eve.
LATEST DATES.
London Jan. 90 Hsvre.- Jan. IL
Liverpool. .-.-... Jan. 20 New Feb.
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GituaticHs, 81. UanieA.

XVANTED-A slrlsfic1 y lady - ,saeher OF music
w French ,nd draw S-sre Is also vel qusifed . ne
EuEsa srsnshes 40 /. row snsss-d ID school II which
sss has tsugtf FOR he as shi years and viii be siery
70 nske new enEAxemeni by he Is, OF Nay. Address
Helen, Tribune Office I5fu Il.
VVaNTED-Employn-nls Il ; Moderate .siary IS a.
w sistAni 20 aDagurreotype srst bookks-pe copy
si Otherwise ~ young man vao understands th- os
enreoype art 10 competent secoanEsrt kc- Address
". n AZ his orce. Isl 5ts
ANANTED-By young woman. a situation IS chan
w berrnsi6 alter in pashirg and iroring
10 small private family Good refererce Apry 81 80
Mulberry. between Houston and Prince. up stairs ISL
I'VE WANT fsmiles who IN want Of good servants
w 20 cali on : FERRE, 5l4 Broadway, neIt 10 The
Gothic Han once free Ladies, give him call Isl ir'
WANTED-A good hsrue.. maker 70 20 few miles in
w the country, to whom good wages and constant
ployueui vii be given Apply a. 80 Broadway. 80 d
SITUATION WA>TED-An Industrious and com
- peieui III the best Of recommsndatous, desires
situation porter Ii store. almost similar
ployment Apply re Mott.L MARTIN UHLE.
To WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEALERS.
4 Coed SalsrplaH a. Small SaLa,glf here IL DO
uesie SIX Goods House in New-Iork wsrlrs a
young mar Of business and moral habits such one can
be obtained BY addressing line 70 @. w Whitaker,
New-YorS,' who viii refer to number Of City Mer-
chants respecting character and abilities He will devote
his whole time Except The ssbbahl TO sn employers In
tefesi for small salary. l5f dts
INFORMATION is wanted Of PATRICK BRA.
L HAM and JANE GAWREf should this meet their
eyes they will hear something 10 their advantage by call
ing al the house Il JOIN H,YLEY. where Jane Gswrey
sister may b Of Sands and Navy SIS city of
Brooklyn. III sits
90 nnO TO LOAN on bond ard mortgage, st e
.,OOO gal interest, Improved productive and
unincmbered property in the business Of The city In
amounts proportonse The value OF the property oer-
ed No lacquer Ferrand need apply Any such character
caught frespsssing In the premises viii be dealt with
cordng 10 aw. Let them beware that ufs though sow,
Applicants describe diftrrty IN what part Of
the city the premises be found. Apply by letter, d.
recied TO Private Fund Mortgages, box 2ll Lower Post
Ofice. Isl Nis-
S1OOO $1,000, sIIOO--To losn on bond and
,ClUVU,morgage in NewYork or Brooklyn. Apply
20 EFFINGHAM II NICHOLS, Attorney, &c.
w = the Custom House
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~ DIR. Wood. ssrsapsrills aad Wild Cherry BIZ
tiers, for the permanent removal ola suen diseases s
heir rse in az impure blood impaired DIGESTION morbid
OF the liver and stomach. weakness OF he
sys!sn, ard disorderrd hsbt Of constitution and ne
whole class OF diseases for which the medical faculty
have for united IN prescribing The cecoTsea Sass
parills and the Bark Of Wild Cherry.
Or. Woods Sarsspsrils and Wild Cherry bilers,
the only medicine made Of these articles and founded
ills the best medical principles, and thei virtues ~
raclei bys rgi chemical analysis experience hss
IL un1susl power and efficacy and VIII be ioand on us
TO bel and speedy remedy for The diseases
ted shove. They purify the blood secure regular oses
don, promote healthy seton OF the liver AID sionseh
ard strengthen the a. once securing health &c
vgof 10 the whole In a. cases o, desponoency
from Irritation, they have been asro
with remarkable success nor are they less useol a. -
medy for headache. faguency, loss OF sppeuis ana
ersl proslrsIon Of The system Al the sane rme nn
be stated, that they neither violen nor a. AZ
In their operations, securing a hey DO ne desired e1' "
steady. regular and sasy influence -rou.u
Sold wholesale and retail By WYATT ktIohA!na,'
general agents III Fulton ct a. retail lsl ~
biseekefsi n T. J. w Smith, cor. Fulton snd Crsnoef'
ny sts Brooklyn Price u, large sostsa s"
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70 {" An who go down TO the sen a ships ead 2

~. " All who go down 20 the sen ~ SIP -. ~ y,
pon The great waters should bear IN mind ihai
Vsughns Vegetable LiihontIipuc Mixture Is saIe P,e
venlsye and positive for ScHrly and al erdpuve
diseases that proceed from mpuniy OF the blood A1ec
tons OF the kidH<y Inflammation OF the baaaei snd AZ
diseases Of the urinary ans are rsdcAy cufeo " '
powerful vegetable remedy.
Pamphlets containing general treatise on all secondary
complaints, certificates OF cures, Ac- given away a. me
principal Office In this city, Isl NasssnsL opposite onon
Hall See advertisement hesded Great AreFioan Rene
dvp ~ ous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

IT. Are Won III Use Hyer'- pills .-One Of
The beer med ea compounds known as general cor
receive OF he syslen See General Notice column 81
rbe r,,b,-e ororro,v n MWSFis
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DIR sWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

COMFOUNU SMUT Of " LID NhIANf =
Eta5lished ~ 1855 BY act Of Congress.
tue GREArEsr gEMEDy FoR
Consumption. Coughs. Colds, Asthma bronchis, Liver
Complaint. Splitting Blood Dfculty OF Breathing,
Pain In the Side and Breasi. Papiiston otthe
Heart, Influenza, Group, Broken Consutu-
tion Sore Throat, Nervous Debility,
and all diseases OF tho Throat,
Rreast and Lungs. ..
TO THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK AND
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DRRPARK FOR WET WEATBER.--

sse he largest Gad best assortment Of India Rubber shoc
70 be found II he country, eonnsung OF every variety
i,iie. ara geremeas Oy-rshOes IN menufsciur ~
nom Good Years Pseni- metallic rubber. wsrrsnsed 10
" s.ifen Win the cold or be Affected ~ NE beat
aIso ev-r, descrtptioa II str tght ard water proc
goods IN use wholesale and retail Dealers are invited
cs ad exsir- oar stock be fore purchasing elsewhere
warahOuts - HAiden-isrs an hu
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period Of 80 years has fully established tho efficacy OF
the Glove Anody ne discovery
Of tho late DR.. Hart % whom II owes Us origin 70 De nsd
W the ale Dr. Hart OF Broadway and ChamDefss
adioining Stewards marble buildings
We have received by last arrivals choice as
sorent Of Lubin Geran and saissys extracts soep Cos
meucs &c. together with choice assortment OF OK MAJ,
row Cold Cream exus double distilled Cologne, &c. OF
- a,.n - .nuf.r,nrs dlZ3miss
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VrAIFNTINE~ of E1qalsiie Bsaliy snd Cheapnessl-
' VIM a COLMAS 30 Broadway, up stairs has Just
imported by the asi Boston steamer case OF Aenines
tie genuine article They require only b beseen 70 be al
rnir,d some OF them. The comic ones, are very cfol
Price. from cents 10 sl2 each VIII be found here The
argesi collection and greAiesL variety N ne Guy ~ SIS
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Hrsxy RIVER HAILRoAD-Wo earestly ask
he sssScu Of readers to an advertisement this
sub>ct In mother column.
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ny SPECIAL REQtf~ ct Fsn5s Opcfs
Is gcr.e IN CHANGERS o. On nor1sy. the Italian OPes
COMPANY vii perform The opefs q pociieiia' LiNoN
or taANOrNiN
,rirteo s Psiti sud c. Pox ana
SsruOr Foliisrh
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nv TANKS NJ, MILLKR-stors No. "a hsisst
ID lane ne 1t door TO Ne Liber,y-s.-

Nv JACOB & PLATT, AuctionecI
NIORTGAGE SALE of rich Furniture, Wednee5si
WI FEB H. n O'CLOCK al the store lt2 brosdwsS WIN
out reserve Tor cash. quantity Of sofss, couehes dvsn.
ottomsns chairs various patterns rockers covered WIN
rich sin plush and hair seats also bedstesds secretaries
bnrsaux table, &C. Aner which plated ware, cutlery
s"~""V ' salesman
Ok. ...,..s IN, mi. an Ia t,ll Tuesday. Isl IL
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srso,. TN ~ towers was arrested on Saturday al
b,.. ONE oo'Ans money on false prctences Of Jacob
''> sls cAsrrys, In July ls,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
FIR thc EnguJyf
And l say, "why mol call them Federa!i.ls2'

And say "why mol call them Federaists2"
Compare The conduct Of The Federal party, du-
ring The late war with Grea, Britain, with The
conduct Of the present, sefs,red Wing party.
quote IRON The Olive Branch:
"Will Federalisls subscribe 10 The loan1 Will
they lend money 10 our own national rulers 1t
is impossible. First, because ofthe principle; and
secondly, because OF principal and interest IL
they lend money now, they make themselves par
ties 10 the violations oflhe constitution, the cruel
" oppressive measure. In relation 10 commerce,
and 10 all The crimes, which have occurred 10
the field and in the cabinet. To what purpose
have Federalsts exerted themselves 10 show The
wickedness of hi, war, 10 rouse the pubic seEti
ment against il, and 10 show The authors Oft, not
only TO be unworthy Of public confidence, but
highly criminal, il now they contribute The sums
OF money without which these rulers, must be
compelled 10 sop must be competed 10 Return 10 the
poLlet and measures under winch this country
once was at peace in singular prosperity.
by The magnanimous course pointed out by
Gov. Stong-tha is, by Withholding ali voluntary
aid in prosecuting the war, and manfully express
ing our opinion as TO lis injustice and runous len.
dency-we have arrested its progress, and driven
back It's authors TO abandon their neiarious
schemes, and 10 look anxiously for peace. What,
then, II we now lend them money! They will
not make peace; they will still banker for Cana
da; they will still assemble forces and shed blood
on our Western frontier Mere pride, If nothing
else, would make them do it, The motives which
frs, brought on the war will still continue ii, if
money can be had. But some say, riu you let
the country become bankrupt M! he country riu
nerer become BANKRUPT But, pray, do not prevent
the abusers OF their trust becoming bankrupt !!
Do mol prevent them from becoming odious 10 the
public, and replaced by better men. Any Fede-
ralist who lends money TO Government must go
and shake hands with James Madison, and claim
fellowship with Felix Grundy. Let him no more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
To tie Editors OF the Enquirer:
NswBEaN, Pulaski, Va April 9, l64T.


Messrs. Editors Yesterday being our court
day. The yeomanry OF The land were seen gather
iny in. The hour OF court soon arrived, and al
Ter lransacung some business OF minor impor.
lance, the remainder of the day was sci apart for
the congressional candidates OF this district 10
test their bottom.
The discussion was commenced by Gen A.
a Chairman. our late Democratic Representa-.
tive. He took up the Tariff question and dis
cussed il with much ability, showing The great
change which The present Tariff has produced IN
the country, and The very great increase OF ieVe'
nue. produced by il over The Tariff oil AZ The pre-
ceding year for The same length Of line. Alter
discussing this question 10 The satisfaction o'
every honest politician, he entered upon The sub
iect Of The war, and sustained FULLY and lucIdly
his own course in Congress upon this question,
and also the conduct Of The Administrator
Proving beyond doub, The justice oil lne war, ne
advocated warmly its vigorous prosecution, even
10 the batlerins down Inc walls oil Inc CITY ol
as--:s". An.i ~s~oprins "Le.s 40 hoarc, no
gave way for VIM. B. Preston, Esq, Inc Wing
candidate, who touched now and then NJ on The
Tariff, The war, and every thing else. Conhn-
ing his argument TO nothing in fact-(very much
like man in storm, knowing not what 10 rest
upon,) he spoulcd forth volumes OF donubciaton
against The war, and finally settled down upon
MIR. Calhoun's views regards the withdrawal
OF our troops 10 certain line, winding up al last
with Gen Taylor as his candidate for next Pre-
sidenl. must concur with his Wing friends,
ha, he is rather premature in this as we'll as in
many other grounds which he has as>nmed-
Gen Chapman, in my opinion, in the discussion
OF principles is lar superior 10 MI. Preston; for
il seems impossible to conhne The latter TO
any particular point or 10 any question Of
principle Our county candidates were in
observation-disclosures 2. Edmondson, our pre-
sent delegate, and C. Gardner, Wing. They
seemed 10 be very busy engaged in eleclioneer-
ing, The result OF which will be again 10 return
Mr. Edmondson, and The district is certain IN re-
turn Gen. Chapman The people in This pai Of
the Stale are loo firm 10 be lei of irom their
principles by the Wings upon The war question.
They well recolecl The stand taken ty The Fede-
ralsls in 1912, now assumed by the Whig..
A HEARER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

Richard s. Coke, Esq, an eminent Whic law
yer Of Washington, comes out with letter in
the Union, in which he reviews aI.one Star"
PendeIon's speech, published by Two Wing pa
pers here,) ard shows that Mr.. P.'s attempt 10 de
stroy The validity Of the claims OF our citizens
against Mexico is based npon "false information
and inaccurate statements" He inimaies that
the warmth oil MIR. P.'s political zeal, and his hos;
ti'y to his political opponents, may have had
their Influence in perver,ing his (Mr, PSF judg-
ment. This is not the only instance in which
Wing politicians have been induced, by such
causes, 10 take the tide OF the enemy against their
own country and its citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

bargain, as he is so shify, there would be some
danger of his being re-boueht by The coons.
am sorry, most karned "1Hsmistoces," that nave
no Latin quotations 10 give you, but as my lea,
ders are, in the general, but English scholars,
presume one in our own language will do as well !;
and, as il is favorile one of your Chief Will
just add, "Honssty is the best policy"
Aprjtl2 IS47 ARISTIDES.
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For n, ro,,,,x.,

FW nc Enquirer.
DEMOCRATS the Stale elections are approach
Ing. II is necessary that we, as FIRE men, should
recognise our rights. We, therefore, request The
sheTihs of the SiIlh Congressional Disuic, 10
hold poll al line different places of election for
Mr. Se,idoa. Not wishing 10 detract from Mr..
Leake, his talents or accomplishments as gen.
.'cmap but only desiring the good OF our country,
let US be united in that greatest aim, It's prosperi-
ty, and elect the Hon. J. A. Seldom, in accord
ance with the wshe. of many VOTERS.
lin publishing the above, we deem i, proper to
state, that Mr.. Seldom has no inclination TO be
regarded as candidate. and that he cordially
desires The success OF Mr. Leake.-Enqai,er.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
To he Editors Of tie Enquirer ::

see in to-days paper, communication from
"Tuckahoe," relative 10 the Goochland Delegate,
and urging the claims Of Mr. Martin, on accoun.
OF his having canvassed the county prior 70 any
Caucus or call for one. This is thought 70 DC
right, and let me, in behaliot Hugh French, Esq
who was The first candidate in The held, aiIet WI
Leake declined, urge his (Mr. French's) CLAIMS,
though | should like TO see no Caucus. lie. me
several candidates have clear run; all OF lns
gentlemen named for The place are worlny anu
true 10 The Democratic principles; and the ifienus
Of Mr.. French are perfectly willing 10 ieave 'ne
issue 10 be decided BY The voters Of Inc county, Oh
the fourth Thursday, when they trust every Dein'
ocrat will be al the polls. LITTLE ChhEn'
Goochland 18th April, l647.
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
To The Editors o; the Enquirer:

Gentlemen: In forming an opinion OF pub
lie man, we are naturally inclined 10 refer TO his
pas, course. John M. Bots was in Congress
Jour years. An inspection of The journals Of Tie
House of Representatives for The I'd and 80 ses-
sions of the 9th Congress, shows the following
facts:
During The ID session, commencing Deem
Der 6, 1871, and ending August 81, 1872, me
roll was called SEQ times; John M. Bots was
absent 204 times.
During The Sd session, commencing December
I, 1912, and ending March 3, lS43, the roll was
called l65 times, and John M. Bolts was absent
IS times.
Truly, a fair specimen Of an attentive kepfe-
resenlaliye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

In New York city, VIM. v. Brady (Whig) is
elected Mayor by 100 over J. Brownell Dem J
and also majority of Wings In The Councils.
This result is owing 10 bad nominations and
splits among the Democrats AT The same time
N. g. Leonard (Dem) is elected Aims House
Commissioner by 100. The New York Mir.
ror (Taylor) says: "ThIs shows that naliona
politics have tor once been forgotten in our mu-
nicipal election"
The Democrats have swept the City of ST.
Louis, electing the Mayor and Council
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
For lie Enqul
AIR MCPHERSON OF PAGE.

Mess,s Editors; am pleased TO see that Colonel
Mcpherson OF Page Is candidate for the Senate OF ns
STATE am pleased, because he Is thorough hfeo Ne
,uhI;c,n-a man who can be relied upon whenever
question comes up in which good and true man Is
wanted; and am pleased, because he Is seaa'e sno
considerable man of strong mind, and very ATTENTIVE 70
hs dute, There is no mar in the State who is more
to be relied on than he and hut few 10 be found III any
district who would be more acceptable 10 the Senate Tor
What have said Of this gentleman, Is said on long
acquaintance with him In public and private NE, al
though We reside long distance apart. Let me nope
that bis fidelity 10 the Democratic parry VIII be
nv his district In his election 10 the Senate and thai te
state will have the benefit of his experience as well %
Of his unshaken adherence TO the principles OF his party
A REPUBLICAN, sF The EAT.
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Ertraet of a letler from. Al6emarle.

"Mr. Leake bears himself sallantly against
Mr.. Goegin all over the district He obtained
most signal victory at our last court, which has
inspired the Democrats with new zeal in behalf
OF the cause. A letter from Amherst says: The
people OF Amherst are devoted TO Leake. lie
whipped Gogsn wherever they met, and The
Wings know il and feel it, While in Bedford,
he (Leake) made good impression among the
people Of that county. From Orange, Greene
and Madison equally good reports reach us
Success attend The efforts of our Leake, as well
as those of your Leake, and The Democratic cause
throughout the State. "BUENA VISTA"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOlNI MENlS BY lHE FhcSlDENl !.
Brigadier General Gideon J. Pillow, 10 be ma.
lor general in the army of The United States, in
The place Of Thomas Fl. Benton, who declined 10
accept.
Brigadier General John A. Quitman, to be ma
ior general in The army Of The United States in
The place OF William Cumming, who declined 10
accept.
Colonel Caleb Gushing, 10 be bTgadier gene
raj In The army Of the United States in The place
of John A. Quiman, promoted.