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IL tae Eaiisri eftl, E1gu-r-.
AocaNAc. Inne l.t Is41.

Acc5NAc. June lst, lS47.
Messrs Editors The charges which have been pub
shed IN the Petersburg Integeneer and Richmond Wing
concerning Gen Bayy and myself, relative late cleo
uon have not until within the last hours been seen by
me- am thoroughly convinced that the able reply Of Gen
Bayly will fully expose this foul effort TO fix stain upon
our political character and satisfy every unpreudced per-
son OF the exceeding unfarness OF these charges Indeed
think that the which General Bayy has pur.
sued IN the Legislature OF his native State as also IN
the Congress Of the United States ought saved him
from SUCH vile persecution and SANDER have known that
gentleman long, and unhestsungly declare it as nv
opinion that Virginia has, the person OF General Bay
y, hrm Jealous devoted friend-one willing and
eminonuy qualified 10 her as her representative
Baliy, Sirs, is ike piece Of gold the harder they
rub him, the brighter he shines. venture to predict
that the treatment ne has recently received will secure TO
him votes at the election which under other crcum-
stances, he would never have obtained As for myself
will simply say, that utterly defy any point out any
act OF mne public private, which can for one solitary
moment Justify the bs.e that any way opposed TO
the rights interests institutions OF this old Dominion In
conclusion remark that the charges alluded 10 are such
paPssle and violation truth that shall not con-
descend TO notice them more.
JOHN II. GUSTS.
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OF Wisdom from hsr golden Foun,

OF Wisdom from her golden Fountf
With whom 10 strike the b.rdie string
Upon the ever-verdant Mount,
Whoso flowers perennisl drink the dews,
where reigns Colunbia's native Muse
mo- Friends he had. In ehildhood's hour.
When, Ike young aud fragile Hover.
lie grew but In the nsrluring air
of his fond nio'her's gentle care,
And blashed beneath the soiened smile
" ms devoted iaihers eyes,
"nen infant sports could cen oeEuilc
iuo usys w"ien cse were spent IN signs
TOT '"es mao Known m'stoftunes dire,
nsI suheted 'nea'h the vcngeial iro
Inc mother OF this ehild-thc wife
VI nun TOT whom she oraSed the curse
FROM het nnhai'o"ed isthers ups
IN renee,uI lsneusse, narsne', worse
ihsn rom inc tongue whieh haued dips
In gan and hre To speak mo doom
VI torment IN inc wof'd 10 come
M, e.e,,
sr.. - ~ ' uoou,
So, ~. $500. ~. ".nu
M Nj. -. Z -. -. -
49,; - -. 49, 49, a,a' s'a"'s'
r,.n 49, 80 I',,,, .i
Onc. .,o,d ,h,i, nl.,J,,s. =, 1890
In VOW. of u,rm,h ana ,,nss,na..,
Far d.sner d,,l., mil, !. 49,
who ,h,. ,cn,.,,, a.. III, -, H.
Than thai of him who., HAL h.,,, -,
The 5,mning h,,nd ~ n,n,Jar -
A.. the e,eTnal .enI of wr,,h.
Or him nlong wb,..- ,Io,n,y n,,h
In life are .trewn the ,born, Of A.,
As deadly in their sting a. ,h,,
Thrown from the deathle.s worm with,
The portals of Perdition,. ya,.
Not Steiner grief nor bit,er,r t,,,.
The murdered victims tate demands
Than they who spend ,h,ir d,tkencJ YEAR.
Rudely divorced by impiou, hand.
Hands which with Yentlest touch .bould r..,
On them, and make their union blest
Far distant are his native wales,
Der which the Southern bree1es blow.
Sweet with the songs of Nightinrales
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Total S229.g 1924 go
7G,S23 IS
Difference sI53IOI IA

Here the difference between the Of the highest Ind
the Of the lowest bids, u only Sl53lOl IA and the
highest bidders only ask average 299 per cent over
bidders
OF those who offered for oil the classes, or the whole
Congressional printing, Blair & Rrves bid highest and
Wendell q Van Benihuysen lowest. The following ore
bids
Blair & Rives S227,756 70
Wendell & Van Bcnhuyaen a. $50 g.
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terence sI4g.o7i os

So that Blair Rives Did sctuoIy ask three times
much Wendell S. Van Benthuysen-uo. Onlg 300
per cent more
We do not undertake 10 say that Blair Rivos asked
800 much. or Wendell s. Van Btnhuysen too hus com.
pensauon for doing The printing Of Congress- but the re-
suit Of ihp The hf- attempt 10 discard the corrupt de-
mofaznR practice OF using the public printing o. means
Of ieong aud sustaining party organ bfbcd and bound
o. The bond slave Of faction do work which honesty
refuses aud independence feorns BE- Of charnc ef,
humby trust 10 satisfy the American people Of the wiz.
dom end neceslly OF lhc chanRn.
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Conversational Printinp

The Philadelphia North American publishes the follow
ing tables for the purpose Of presenting some idea Of the
difference IN cost to the United States between giving the
public printing 10 party organs, the lowest bidder
The FIRST table shows the aggregate Of the highest and
est bids that offered for the contracts without any
ehcahon Of names, though may MENTION that Of the
highest ell the bids except the first and last chat 10 class
! and class S. are the bids Of BIar s. Rive:
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tfAfHAA We y itA'itNiN tFNftiH ANAANAAs
Who is the youth Of solemn mion
Upon the shady beach reclining,
Who, suayinR thence each eve unseen,
Like some gnei-stricken swain, repining
O'or disappointed love or one
Seeking some place to die alone,
Far from biz cruel mistress ego,
That she might never know how keen
iliH passion cen for her had been.
Nor know the anguish oi hrs sighs.
Which % her faithlcfs heart had spoken
That HE, too warm and true. was broken
But ah Love no'or hath found his way
Into that heari nor shed one roy
From HE reiulgeni, sunny wing
Upon that sOul, nor touched one string
OF ih't sweet Lutte, whose whispering tone
j. Weakened by his touch slone.
No, no the yoafnnRs ri that soul
Are high above the soft control
OF Loves caprice or Loves bohest
IN brighter realms ihan bis ihoy seek
For faief bowers IN which 20 rest
Than Loves Coy altars, frail and wesk,
And Thesbian shrinos, made bot TO bresk.
And has he no nion.-fnend,-
With whom these pssiimo hours % fpend
No youth like him. Of hfdor true,
With whom 10 fangs these valleys fhrOuRh-
With whom to speak Of Truths sublime,
Cullod from the annals Of oil Time 7
With whom 10 read the mystic signs
Spread out sloDg the afehing heaven
In every glorious slar thst Shines,
Food for the soanng Fancy Riveni
With whom 10 share the midnight lsmp,
And scsn the more thsn mortal page,
Impressed with the immortsl stamp
And sesl Of some immortal sags7
With whom 70 qusf the eternal spring
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We are indebted to Messp. Nash e. woodbouse. 70, ,
piece Of Music, eouted "Good Night. Love- sere.
made lOr the Piano Forte. respectfully inscribed 10 M.s
Rose w Greaner by Jess B''s's' Of Richmond
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DIED.

In Hampton, Friday the amer lingering illness Mr
FRANKLIN NJ. WHITING. the 21i year u hs ara younf
WHOSE spoucrs n gentle kindness ~
bearing had ted the fonfet hopes kadrd
ardent regards n fends IL has behind
hs uatnely brother AMI sister long ~ o.
whose consolation should oyed In
hfh dosrc the ~ the which he
pur y earth pathway a bssfu immor
tally ne has but hanged this for brighter happier
7th 10Th year Of her age FRANCES ~
COOTs. daughter u Marlin and Peter Coots
At the Coal Mines Chesterfield Co, June 9Th, GEORGE
EDWARD ROBINSON. infant son OF William aud Aman.
da A. Robinson. sRed years and day.
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Petersburg District.

Amer long and severe struggle learn that the Lo
eoioeo District Convention, which Petersburg day
before yesterday, selected RICHARD KIoDER MEADE. Esq
ss the candidate OF that party to supply the vacancy
stoned by Genl Dromgoole's death So that Mr. Good,
has been canvassng the District to no purpose and b,
his labor for his pains"
II is understood that RIeHAED II. BArrt,r Esq will also
be candidate. We hear that he would have acquiesced
IN the decision OF the nominating Convention had that bo
dy nominated man OF 1.-The right stripe" But as Mr.
Meade Is understood be OF the Chivary Mr. Bsp-
ns who belongs TO the Old Hunker DIVISION feel. bound
10 oppose him
Tho wings arc yet without candidate; though we pre-.
sumo that COL GEoksE w BoLLISs in obedience to the
general wish his friends IN and out Of the District Wi
again t-kc the field
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TO Arms To Arms h! !

Young men who wish to their country can have
an opportunity by calling at the Military Hall ana enrolling
their names Ia the Volunteer Company now being formed
IN ihis city, IL hoped that this Company will be filled up
immediately as only few wanted to enable us to
20 into quarters.
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W VIRGINIA MASuFAcrusEs-Wc arc glad TO learn
ha' the contract for supplying the Navy with flannel has
oeen awarded to the Virginia Wooden company OF this CITY,
ms iscis con- idersblo triumph for our manufacturing
eneprse and will assist in extending reputation Of the
virginia Woolcn ComPany-which deserve. to be widely
known and well supported for the good and hi.
iabilcs " turns OUT imes Of ursfrrdnn
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Rcnton and CnIhonn

Although Mr.. Calhoun maintains dgni6ed silence under
the repeated attacks recently made upon him the Sena
tor from Missouri. Of his friends are naturally dis
posed not only vindicste their great leader but TO carrv
the war into Africa" by assang Mr. Benton in turn As
we have permitted Mr. Benton be heard at length I'm our
columns, but fair allow the side tho same pt-
veee The Charleston Mercur, replies to the Mssourian
IN the following language;
False 10 the South himself Mr.. Benton endeayors TO
coneea nus deehenon by uniounded and malignant asper
sions on others pander Northern power and North
err performance, he skuks behind UNION TO conceal
ms party and sectional atniues and his personal ma
Ills party and personal friends the North ARK THE ykxy
S WHO HAVE sor or THIS wHoLK ANrI-sLAvtRY
IN OoNsREss They went WITH HIN. against Texa. they
repealed the 2lS rule they rcpudated the Missouri Com
promise they urged on tho Wilmoi Proyiso and now be-
cause southern men stand the Constitution. and will
nor DOW down to their proecfptve insulting, anlavery
oehest this Southern ally of theirs. denounce their
course as prompted by election and dsunion purposes"
M Benton sees clearly that the South stands up for
hef rights and her interests. the unity of the Democratic
parry must be dissolved or his Northern allies aban
don tnelr position on the slavery question Instead on
ing with the South force the Northern Democrats TO
stand by the constitution and do justice he assas those
IN the South who uphold and honor and seeks
10 heh her desiinos 10 the Abolition Northern De-
octauc ianaucism. He lie At the old game OF all South
ern deserets-ihai Of carrying the South BY POSITION
the North by "HER fRIScIFEs." But his being raltry
STAKEHOLDER will deceive one. whilst his bold Iecrcancy
will receive lis proper estimate and reward"
- In the English prices current, the reader frequently
hnds wheat quoted at so many shings 'peT quarter"
term which all do not comprehend. The following e1pla-
nauon which we find in another ournsl may be TO such
persons not uninieresiing "A quarter wheat is an
English measure Of eight standard bushels H. therefore
one sees wheat quoted at So shillnss it is shings
bushel. shilling is %. cents multiply by = and we
have 81 57i cents per bushel.
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EdInburRh Rerie,U

Mossf' Mesh WoodhOuse hsve cent ne the Edinburgh
Review Tor April lie contents varied and highly inter
esdng.
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a smniI Damn nenr Inme. Rivcr.

- EHlsAh ahtNfEs
WISH to sell a small Farm of thrco hnndr,l
and fneen acrcF and from Cha lee G. ~ Cod
Houss and about the distance from 1ancs River
excellent two story houie with III Hecessly
and is ueEhbouhooi eqial any In Vhrnit Nov 10
time 10 pufchafe land James River valuable
will become valuable. pcuon wishing Cd situation
School can seldom find better rhyI
elan very well " not soi before the Third Thursday AuEu
shall, on that day oG-r highest bidder ~
House Application may be made by ieter coed
g. Wadd, who lives any one III
may wish IN see H. ieit-ctawms T. a. LAMB
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u Il is yet known which OF the candidates for the
Presidency OF Mexico has been successful nor even # il
known there any definite information in regard to
The Of the different candidates. which will enable Us
arrive any satisfactory opinion the probable in
huence which the result Of election may exert upon
the question Of peace 1t has been rumored that
Herrera is elected and, assuming be true many per-
have jumped the conclusion peace will
Immediately follow We do believe the rumor but if
that should have aih in the inference 60
hastily deduced from it, II Herrera has been elected it is
not the candidate Of the peace party that he has triumph
ed That party has been heretofore uniformly represented
utterly insignificant IN numbers and in influence and the
fact that all from Mexico breathe nothing but
war; shows that it has been moderated But even if
Herrera has been elected and for peace how long will
he remain power7 Not tweny-four hours after he shall
have developed biz pacific intentions Santa Anna is still
at the head OF the armyand Mexico the head of the
army is the predominant power the State What policy
he is likely TO pursue doubt who reads his let
ter IN tOdays paper If Herrera be hostile that policy
his Inauguration, should that ceremony take place will
be followed by his prompt exile or Imprisonment
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NJ OTICE.=The UNDERMINED is prennrrd I,

supply 10 or Is Schools with competent Teachers
graduating classes OF the Va 81 destitute who
well qualified teach the branches pursued
Institute Application should be made without delay paid
P1 Ohees Of the Va Militia DESTROYS avaing
the privileges which the allows for
are notified that the Cadets will into camp July
Jell-d FRANCIS II SMITH, Sup'nL
- Euou
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lREfoRrED AND CORRECTED WEEK FOR THE WIG.
JUNE 10, lS47.
TOBACCO-Recepts hesvy-no change TO note in
good aud hne-common and iaierior rather lower.
FLOUR-Small sales at SO.
CORN-llOall24c. We hear Of sale Of 800 bushels
at 1903 months.
COFFEE-WHh a steady country demand, we quote
Laguayra 74aeci Rio 7ta7ici Java Oalc; ST. Domingo
6Ia7c.
CUT NAILS-4ta4tc.
FlSH-Thero has been active demand for No. | Cut
errings' and large sales the wharf S6-rom store
S6.25.-Shad Ssusi.
OATS-55a6Oc.
WHlSkEY-Bbls 39c; Hhds none in market
DlME-ThOmnston from store, Soc
TEAS-lnpeTial and GunpOwder Soc to 81 ,25; Black
25a50c.
MoLAsSES-New Orleans, in bbls 80 to Sec; Porto
Rico 35c., Cuba 23a25c.
CANDLES-Spem 30a33c; Patent Sperm 40c; Hull's
Patent l4c Tnlow l2Ial3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4Ia5 dull
HERDS GRASS-Sl. Nominal.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel }
PIG IRON-S25 to IS.
OlL-Winter strained oil best II cts. per gal.
PROVlSlONS-Bucon, new, hog round, lOalI cents
Western Sides. lO5alOi Shoulders 5Ia9c Now Lard lOi
lie. for No. I.
PLAsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton do
| Basin $3.50.
sUGARs-N Orleans GAS; Porto Rico 7as; $, crOi1
| sIl9I.
| sHOT-5Ia5i.
sALT-sales from store 81 ,65, stock light
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u New York paper having remarked. on seeing
portrait OF Gen Taylor, that his face looks cod and win
n.y. Prentice replies, that however ciEy may be the ap
Pearanee OF his face his are sufficiently summary
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W The Annoy aud Tredegsr TOTAL Abstinence So
will &c delivered. - =,
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BOXLEY'S HOTEL.

UNHE subscriber having leased year, properly
- long and famiily known the SWAN TAVERN
this method Of informing his friends both city county,
that he will this house. under the BONLEYS
TEL on the goth Of the month. lie
pains will BE- spared his by those employ
render safiaeiioH al who
Boarder Accommodated either By the
day week prices with the times
Richmond, June ~, lsf7--cI LUTHER X. BUNLEY.
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CLARKsVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

ELARkSNlLLE FEMALE ACADEMY
~ This Institution will be opened Monday June nd
der the charge Of Rev LIZ CONTE and Lady ID
srueuon will be thorough and sfSae. embracing all gui
usually uGh in the approved seminarei OF New
Their previous and teaching NJ
Instructors 10 believe that they VIII be able give ample
uon 10 their patrons
Trims per- Se'sisH Of pee noHtts:
For the Elementary English Branches ...........S10
49, .Cofnfnon. -. ~
49,. Higher. ."...."................. rs
49,. Languages. oIifa
MUSIC 10 "
Board eau be obtained private families reasonable pei
Pupils will be received any Period during
from The time Of entrance
REFEEEscEs-The Faculty n Vale College Haven Ct
Nentbe ~, Meetenburg Thomas Gordsn, a. Chlro
tho Truces Of ~ Institution and the Of GA kcsv
generally Application may BE- made the Principal
FINLEY, Esq, Cafkesvine, Mcckcnbu b. tt-cw1 |
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The subIoined official letter from Santa Anna the
Mexican Minister OF War and Marine translated for the
Mobile Tribune from the 81 RepHbiieanO of the 10th
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a CITIZEN OF MECKLENBURG.
FOR The
The Loves of bertrand and MAY.
PART TUE SECOND

Is rum, venorum, Cupdinemque
SgneI iusit Anaefeon pOeta
I'D quo temp1re nee erpaciof
RoFnbat eyath1s, nee inquisus
tfebatur amofibus, sed ipsis
Tantum veisiJu8 et jocis amabat.
Nullum pre- 81 habitum gerens amantis
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A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of The OR

II NUItS HtTu IN Ibt CIeTk UTFco OF The CIT-
IN cult Superior Court Of Chaaeery for
County Monday the 9Th day Of June 1877:
John Woodson, administrator Of Phincas Wright deed.
Pth
against
William Glover, Of Mary Glover deed
Glover John Clover, Robert Glover Bradley
Walton. Mary Wright JOSIAH Boaiwnght Putney
ana Mary Ann his wife, Drns
In ChanceTy.
The defendant Bradley Glover having entered his APPEAR
and security according Assembly md
Ru esOf this Court and appearing by sala evidence
he inhsbiant Of this Commonwealth: odere Thai
the said defendant do appear
gust Term aud bal Of the painuH = copy
order Newspaper published thl
City Of Richmond. for months uceessVe i
front door Of the Couuday Of this County.
a Copy-Tess
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We have he pleasure of acknowledging the receipt Of
the following Tor The relief Of tho suffering poor Of ire.
| laud.-
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ICHM0ND DAILY WHIG.
Letter from santa Anna.

FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE II, Is47.
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Organization for the spring.

The LocoiOco members OF the Legislature have deter
mined to hold Convention in this city the 18Th inst.
for the purpose OF enoeavornR to heal the breaches and
aPpease the d.-eord their ranks and 10 make pow
eriu effort maintain their ascendaucy in the Spring
lions. We are not aPprized whether the Wing members
Of the Legislature will deem essential 10 attempt simi-
lar organization but hope they will take the subec,
speedily into considerauon-and, they shall deem Con.
vcniOn necessary that they Will measures promptly
Tor It's asembage. Whatever they DO It they resolve 10
DO any thing ought 10 be done quickly.
The Locos appointed committee OF thirteen L. repou
the Convention, the l9h "such resolutions as hey
may Judge proper" We glanced over the names OF The
committee, for the purpose Of asceanng what proportion
the unkers and the Chiyay bore each othe1-and We
find that they in the ratio Of II u l-Messs Wallace
Spark, Stoyal Sunger, Tyler Jones, McMullen Morris
Tate, McPherson, Sloan and Bare belonging TO the former
and Mr. Bocock SOLITARY and alone" to the latter wing
Of the party OF course, the Hunkers will have IL all the
way. We curious know whether they will deem
It expcdien 10 require Of such Calhoun men AZ may b,
candidates for tie Legislature pledge 10 be NOR.
uacabc and subssryent to King Caucus than 'the tween
y.hfee" have been this winier-snd Of those who ma,
DC candidates for Congress, like pedgs to abide In IN,
nomination Of the Presidential candidate BY the de-
esion Of Baltimore Convention Nous rerOnS
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The Prospect of Peace.

Nj Sewer. the Chairman Of the Committee Of Foreign
Relations the Senate expresses confidently the opinion
founded upon Ihe correspondence between the President
and persons 10 Mexico exhibited him by the for
Iner peace may be speedily concluded between Mex
ico aud the United sates. n Congress shall place IN the
hands Of the Executive the OF three millions Of dol.
lars iur which asks. Yet the midst Of these pacific
ind cations from the official organ Of communication be-
tween the President and the Senate, the most clamofous
appeals made, by the Union" Congress to supply
The President with and money, order to ensure
vigorous prosecution oi the war What the need OF IN
".orod -tongucd talk the Indians would call W Why
amuse the country with the hope Of speedy peace Il no
ouch hope bc seriously induged' And If there be good
reason anticipate speedy restoration where the need
ouch - pcnsyo and costly military and naval armamons1
For onc place reliance the opinion founded upon
corfesp ondence with MeEicans. who evidently traitors
q, tucir country, aud be expected to be faith
f Co thcr present employers, that peace be bought Tor
three millions dollars, coupled with the cession 10 the
Untcd States Of New Mexico and Upper California And
ip the Of nidonco justified, by the contents
a. letter which have recently from Genl Scott
written o ifiond-and which may, We presume With
improperly. be permitted say holds out no reason
hope for hc return Of peace before least another de-
cisivc blow the echo Of which may soon hear shall
have bccu struck
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Vote OF the seuate.

We published yesterday the vote Of the Senate on the
motion Of Mr. sPeishi to strike from resolutions OF
thanks to Genf Taylor and his army. the srautous and
offensive matter incorporated in it by tho House Of Re-
PressntauVes Mr. Webster then proposed substitate.
similar in terms to the resolution Of thanks adopted at the
last session OF Congress- after the battle on the Rio Grand
which was adopted by the following vote:
"IEAs-Ne~s Arehet. Badger Beuien. Batter Calhoun Gu
ley John Clayton rhss Cyton, Coiwn
ton Evans Gtesne Huntington. JArnaa Johnson
Johnson ot Louisiana. hangam Mc Motchead rearce
mons, upham, Webster. and woodsige-26.
"NMs-sesrs Allen. Ashley, Aiehson. ktherton Bagsy.
Rn'on hrccsc, Bright Cas- Chaasr. Dr Farh~
Houstoa Niles Rush SEWER Soue. speght Surgeon Tutney
Wcseott sud Nulce-23"
The resolution, amended. was then adopted BY an
unanimous vote, as follows:
"NEAS-M Allen. Archer Atheron RaLe.s Rrnon Rer
ncn Bate Calhoun CSSs Chalmers CIlyton Tho
ma, Clayton Cow- critcncr DAVIS dayton Dl Eva.- Pau
neh Greene hannegaa norsn Huntington Jan,rin johnson
OF Nahud yohnsoa OF Lossiana Mangun. Mre Morchs
Niles fearee Rusk. Soviet Smmons sSue Speght stu
uPham. Webster. wes'eoL woOdbr.dgs Yuce-t5"
NANS-Nonc.
Several OF the Loeo' however. lodged fke cote
Msssrs. Atehison Bssby, Brcese Bright aud Turney-
l,hs latter elected by Ways choice Of evils "