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ana from the hundred shining cupoas OF this fair and
lovely cry OF The Aztecs. All honor ami glory 10 our
gallant general and his brave army who have fins
linked Their names and the of our republic with Inc
Immortality ot the most brilliant deeds o modern times
deeds which revive the ehivary of olden time which
carry the imagination back to epoehs rendered Industrious
by maichless feats of individual proves which have
been illuminated by the genius of poetry aud romance
and come down TO masnited and glonied BY the thou
sand tributes OF admrng ages, Not one of them can
surpass in brillancy and chivalry this last browning
achievement OF our little army
Nor did our army encounter barbarian cowardly,
and mbecile enemy All rnmors that they stood
bravey by their homes and resdes and fought with the
desperation of men determined to bury themselves in the
ruins OF their capital Their President brsyely placed
himself At their head, and fell wounded in the conflict
The veteran and indomtabe Bravo, whose name brings
10 mind many gallant deed of the war of Mexican in
dependence, offered up his lie for the country which he
mad so long and faithfully served The blood of hun
leus and thousands of McXcans stained the streets and
lousetops OF the ated capital, before the nyincble supe
occupied their capital
avail WIN The most feversh impatience the details
OF these illustrous achievements
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ii There shall he firm and universal peace between the
United States and the Mexican epnoc ana .hel icccC
i've territories cities towns and villages not eNeepn per
81 % % prisoner. Of war made ON either side whether
w shall he released uned ately after the signing
OF m prescut trcatv Ii is also agreed, that any mexcans
, nd, r,ntive n, the power OF any Indian tfbc within
the lim coded ly the ih article the United States the
government said United States shall exact their release
and they be restored to liberty, and TO their homes IN
3D. Immediately after the exchange of the notifications
r i e,tv sban he restored to the Mexican republic all
the ors places and possessions which may have been
ken or occupied during this present war within the limits
,u M restored the artillery, arms, and ammunition that
were in castles and sunghoids when they Tell INTO the
mower Of the troops of the United With respect to
The artillery taken outside of said castles and fortified
places, that which ~ still IN The power OF the United States
troops shall be returned to Mexico ut the date OF the signing
of the present treaty
Ath The dividing line between the republics shall
commence in tile Cult of Mexico three leagues from land
opposite the southern mouth Of the bay OF Corpus Christi,
running in straight line from within the said bay the
mouth of the river Nucces thence through the middle OF
the river Nueces shall be traced straight line until it
meets the present frontier OF New Mexico the east-south
east side then follow the present boundary of New Mex
leo on the east NORTH and west until hi. last touches the
Sih degree which will serve as limit Tor both republics,
from The pou in which touches the said frontier west of
New Mexico the Pacific ocean The government of Mex
leo promises not found any new towns establish col
the OF land when remains between the river
Nueces and the Bravo del Norte
9Th In lust compensation for the extension Of the old
limits which the United States acquire by the previous
article The government of said United States bound
pay over to the republic of Mexico the sum OF which
shall be placed in the city OF Mexico, so7h Vi
government of the Mexican republic, in the act OF ex
changing the ratification Of this treaty.
Gh9 The Government of the United States is furthe
bound to take upon itself and satisfy fully to the claim
all the instruments [canudadesl which are due up
ts time, and may come due 10 luture Dy gasS 81 m
claims now liquidaed and decided against the keXlch
republics agreenbly the conventions arranged betweel
the republics the llth of April, 1899 aud soth oil Jan9
AIRY, 1913 In such that the Mexican republic sha
have absolutely no further payment make by reason
the said rcclamations.
1th The government of the Uned-States is also boun'
10 take upon itself and pay fully all the claims OF its owl
citizens not vet decided against the Mexican republic
whatever may be the e or motive from which they ma
proceed in which they founded 80 that from tn
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which he has presented Also, transmit lhe nsuu
gr which is to be performed this so interesting conimis-
with the belief that nothing that exceeds the nllis
escribed in them will your excellences agree OF slgh
bot prevons authorization solicited from the supreme
ernuent through this department, giving constantly ac
Count of whatever may be asked cxaeted by the uhed
states contrary to the of these express Instructions on
hich your exceencies will in case make any osehsi
lie use except with the commissioners oil TINT repupic
God ana h'oe'V' -'eN'''' h's''' '"' PACHECo.
To his excellency Senior HERRERA, &e NC
VERY EXCELLENT sKNoR; Having examined the Pases ana
distractions which your excelency was pleased 20 ans
mil TO us this morning, for prosecuting ule t,I
which has been opened with the minister vi ,iie oe
Sa,es we believe il 10 be our duty immediately TO hoiy
he supreme government with the frankness oil honest
me, liar under the said bases and Instructions Is I'M
osse TO charge ourselves with the negotnhon because
he assemble without the capacity properly 10 execute
-, -.
We request therefore, that the supreme government WI.
r 10 hold as not accepted ON our part the plenary pow
ORE 9yb which its goodness has wished 10 honor u.s.
"'" """ ''N'Y JOSE J. HERRERA,
BERNARDO COUTO,
IGNAClO DE MORA,
MIG. AIRlSTAiN
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THE UNION.

abandon some OF It's original pretensons This has always
been so and no nation hestated at such iuncture
70 MAKE great sacfces 10 extingush the destructive flame
Of war Mexico and the United States have special
mus 10 act We must confess without "a blush that
we are exhibiting 10 mankind the scandal of two Christian
people, OF republics, in the presence ofa the monarch
es mutually dong another all the harm they can by
disputes about boundaries, when an excess of land
% people and cultivate in the beautiful hemisphere where
foVu1hce caused us TO be born. We venture To recon-
ulese considerations TO your exGeleney before You
e W oehntve decision upon propositions. We
do ourselves the honor offer you our devotion
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From the N. o. Delta, Sept. %.
M.

The news by the Day makes our heart throb with
pride and enthusiasm inspired by the deeds of superhu
man vaor OF brave brothers, who, in their small and
serned band, have penetrated far into the bosom OF
hostile nation of eight millions of peoples and, after the
most bloody and decisive conflicts against vastly superior
forces have entered the capital of Mexico and uniured
the stars and stripes from the palace of the Montezumas,
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Married,

On Sunday evening the I'd instant BY the Rev w French at
The Church the Epiphany Hon d. HIGGINS to Miss LEIlI
w KING both Of this city.
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there:
PUEBaA, August rs, 1871.
This morning the Mexican Inhabitants Of this city were
celebrating Il victor y which they pretended their troops
under tho personal co 'nntnd of Gen santa Anna had OBJ
over the Who'll OF tie American army when Gen.
Scott intended 10 free his into the city OF Mexico.
Three four forged ters, which were circulating ~ the
city yysrr the cause Of his iesviy Atabout O'Clock in
The afternoon The nafat took SERIOUS ehariccf, wch
b,yever We mr.. dad say, Col Chids has perfectly
ni.tr l, ,,bIis{iny n letter which received from
your Nlr Frcnnef. (our . AusaiS) AZ thls monient,
coct n nm J we rc-c we'd express from the capta
Ne s,ys II brings is iat the Mexican government has
named lie commits toner's for the treaty OF peace
t,a nriuetpal one OF them Is Mr. Fedraza, aud two
others Gen. Mora Vflamil nj Lieut. Lacunza
The small garrison OF this city Continues to be ingool
srirs and five may Judge Ivy what we have thiS
afternoon when three companieswere occupythc
palace, viii defend itself bravsly if the Mexcnns should
make n attempt 10 capture ir.
Ia honor Of Capt Irwin, quartemaster, and Capt Gray
son, comnissary we that the officers Capt
Webs and Lieut. RhetD they have elthee IN charge OF
their respective departments the persons most ~ 10
move the great difficulties with which they naturally must
under the present circumstance The gates Of
city are as it may be called Vigorously blockade by the
Mexican uuerinas nevertheless the named officers
know how to procure get into town, everything the garr
son is i'm Ivnnt Of without exposing the life of
soldier We although domclat here for many years
! do in fact not comprehend how they manageit
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The folIowins letter is from a Spanish merchant in
Puebla and refer apprehended rising OF the peo
pie of that city, am to the condition of little garrison
there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11

This genllsnsn ussnot candidate for
nonina,ion ssiors Inc late Democratic
Conseaiio1 nat met 10 WinchssseE and
nouinsled Mr. Bedineer. Noihwiihs'sod.
ing this, however. Mr.. Lucas received
more VOTES. on balloling. than si,hes q
The o.her geniisnen. except The nominee
--eiearly maniissiing thst Mr.. Lpe,s %
Z place 10 The affections 81 me people
which neither The influence q eliques DOL
the chicansry d hossrs can eradicate
Il l. wen Known mat with Mr. Aaess ~
have 90 sikaiiy whatever. IN she way q
politics. bal - : geuiiemsu and good CHR
zen Ne admire him.
Thus much We have been induced Z
cay. tesauss Of the publication Last weel
Of the rsssl, Of he bsllo.ing. from which
The isferenee might be drawn that Mr. I
WAS . candidate. rhicA pas not tie case
Those voting for him. We suppose. did 81
because they honored the man. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11

The yotssof the Virginia delegation OPP
90 the new proposition 10 degrade Gener.
sl' Scott and Taylor. BY placing SeaiOn
o. some other Conr, favori,e at M head
o. the army was ihas divided: Fsor the
L;eussrsut Genera 10 disgoiss. Aiesss.
Atkinson, BediDger, Brown. Hopkins.
johnson. Leake. Mcdowell and Fread-
way. Agaiosiit, Messrs. Cbspman. Hun
yer and seddon. Messrs. Bsyly. Drom-
goole' Aubard and Pendleion. absent,
THE latter gentleman from 10 disposi.ioo-
the others Tor reasons Of which ". ar.
not spprized ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11
CONTRIBUTIONS AT HAR4ERsssaRY.

"a
The citizens Of Harpers-Ferry have
contributed neatly Four Hundred Dollars,
for.the suffering sEd destitute OF Ireland.
We are proud Of this pnd other similar
manifestations 10 our county. Shep-
he.dsiown and Smithfeld. have each ca
gerly seized ibelopportunity now afforded
Of restoring hope and joy TO the hearth
stones sof those lef- the Emerald Isfe.-
rbey have acted worthily Of their coun.
Try and of the Stale which gave birth 10
Washington. Pc aot satisfied With what
you have done Let The mothers Of
Jsfsrson contribute from their ample
stores 10 feed the iamishiug mothers Of
Ireland. Let the fathers beslow q fair
portion Of their abundance 10 assist the
Vanishing f,thsts Of thai Isle 10 feeding
saes starving fauiliss.'' .sCsst your
bread on the waiers;;" and -as the eloquent
Prsnii's Observes. "if you are seiish e
nongh 70 desire il. in many dsysit shall
return 10 you"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11
RELIEF OF IRELAND.

Alta meeting, of.tbs citizens Of Smith
field end vicinity on Saturday the 9Th ID.
slant. called for iae purpose Of expressing
their sympathy p the disiress and suffer-
ling condition ofIrsland. aud .. dsyisiur
meass Tor he relief Of the disires.>d..
on motion Of Mr.. Thomas Lock, GEO.
MURPHY. Esq.suas-eailed 10 the Chair
and RoBrhr V.ISHIRLrY. was appointed
es-ss..ry safsss4
The object ofihe meeting having been
explained by u P. W. Baleb. ESQ The
following resolutions were unanincusly
sdopted.
Resolved. That The present conditions Of Ire
land in lis suffering and uretchedness demandI
our deepest syiapaahy and pity
Resolrsi, That NessfssI. r. W. Baleh. p p.
Dandridge, Meredith Helm, sJohnsF. Smith
Wm Cameron, VIM. g. Hardesiy, john @
Myers, Thos. clevinger, John Gruber.Jra pa
vid Rosenbereers Cecil Boliz and Bariholo-
new shaull, - Appointed committee for III
pufp pose Of solieiliRe snch scoairienfipn % nsJ
be given Tor ths AFORESAID purpose.
Rssolrei, That Messs. Wn Graniham, Davii
lRsssnbsrEer, Joha Chsmbeflain, Thomas Wet
son, Jr., snd Legis Ffysk Cos.zlbs eppoinied
leonuiilte TO receive such produce - may b
eonlrituied.
The Rev. Joseph ~. Atkinson being
present. sro,e sni 10 bis usual eloqusnl
strain addressed The meeting in Fbieh hs
fnlly sci forth me duty Of us net oaly q
| Chrisii,us. but a citizens. 10 give Of The
meat abunaance which Il hsd pleased "a
sll-bouniiiul Creator . bless.ns With Id
risd IN Relieving the distress Of that III e.
Red country. ireland, whose spderines. cry
laioni ioril .
After which ]. mas resolved that the
meeting do now adjourn. 70 meet sgair
on ihs Last Saturday 10 This panih. ~ :
lo;clock Il ~ paien xshufeh. j. ihiI
n..,l-,l. TbriihgE ii;ors sfths ehsrlssiouI
p,Ders IS rscaeslcir 80 p6bIsh he aboys u lhsi
p,perr. g. MURPHY, ckd's.
+ s.sszssQ
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Ais1andrla rpae !.


We are Indebted 10 WsLIs A. HAR.
PER, Esq- Of The 6Im Of McVeigh, Bro,
s Co. Of Alsxsbdris, for two barrels Of
very choice Oysters 10 the shell.
We IRE pleased 70 see BY The Canal
Trade that this ancient city 81 The Old
Dotniaion 10 drawing the trade Of The Up.
|Perpart Of our county. a. indeed Il, should
do b The entire Valley. And there are
no dealers in Alexandra 10 whom va
v6Sld recommend our frie dc more strong.
". than The house Of Msvsigh. Bro,hei
3 Co, whose arrangements aye such ssio
supply sGrocsTies. ans other articles, ID
their line, 81 aslow rates Is can be had 10
any Of The Eastern markets. ls
Let The old trade between The Valley
and. Alexsndria Be renewed. 81 We ere
satisfied il win r.snll 10 the mutual adj
vantage Of all parties coscerned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11

'sslsstsd ID me fr0uIs- o. -rrepres.sr.rr,..,
the House refusing 10 order ihe Commit.
iesiossPort me biz BY . vote Of 50 to 100.
II u bad passed i, Is understood that The
rrs'ident would have iDterposed Sis veto.
% me question ofrefusiDg 10 oder The
COMMITTEES 10 report. We find The bsne q
our Representative. he Hon. HENRY
sEDINGER. in shs asgsiiye--.oItbs, as
Jar Is We can judge. BY this vois, Mr..
Bedinser was opposed 10 ersniissg The
Relief proposed By Congress Tor lI,e poor
aud starving in Ireland. We sxpecl,
however, iha, Mr. B. is prepared lwi,hIa
foil supply Of 6i~nes instead oil bread
when he asks the friends Of the Isisb for
their volea. "A
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FREDERICK DELEGATES

We were 10 err,r las. week in tie pub
licaiion of-ihe Delegates selected Il .h.
Whig county meeting 10 attend The Con
gressional Convention 81 Winchester, OF
ths k9ih. The following are the gentle
men selected
Wiaetesir Prs6inei-Robert.Y Conrad il.
seph TidSall, Hugh SidueIl, Isaac Russell.
Pugtio,en-James Gather, Mshion 8. Low.
Laueks--williams Grove, william Bsgean,
S'shisrs~-Bsnjanin W. jefferson, Joseph G
Gray.
Ms,Orn-Richard ". Barton, James chip.
ley.
.hiddittopn--Walksr NJ. Hite, John N. Mil.
ler.
RWsse,TS-tienry Richards. El;iab p,fer
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CHESAPEAKE AND oHio CANAL.
TIE Guaraatv.

Il . & It 4
The bill giving The gusrsnty 81 The
State 10 CSC 1000 worih Of The Bonds Of
this Csnsl Company. 50 as to ensure the
Icoaple,ion 81 the work loihs Coal Mines.
was pssskd IN the House Of Delegates By
The deeidsd-yoie ~ 81 too This q .
noble Acton the part ofthe House toward.
the Potomac region. and will d,hdse great
Joy lhroQehopl that section Of the State.
i The -Senass should give ils s.nciion. Is
Indeed the set wiA mol require The use
81 dollar IRON the Tfsasury Of ihs State.
|It i but ! loan Of The eteailol sheseom.
pOasesltb % heicompsoy; and in do
Iipg,his. scatcely any risk isrpa. for Ma
rylsnd hes waived I'll AeEiiens % favor Of
the bopds 81 ,hsiC onpshy. sad ali The
resource. d the work are pledged % the
pay neni Of principal and iaserssi. The
passage q The RsspHpiiea 5iR sy Mary.
|lsad has givsa new lie 10 the measure !;
and he c0nfdenes o. complete success
IL ssineei ID the ises thai the t,srines Of
Londea 80 willing . enbsak ha;f j mil.
Hon 81 sheir fpad. 10 this work. wi,hou,
|oiher guaranty Than The assurance Of i,s
speedy compleiion.-Si2ich R,ps
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Rosksiins bills towards IL ei1ls Of . Con
gIeas. end posksiiae ihen aflsf ihey hsss pass
I'd bosh Hos5ss, hes bseope qsiis fsshiopsbls
sisee he days u Jaekson. vhen be poske.sd he
"Dis,Tlbuiion Bill." ana look il with him 10 III.
Fslrary from The Presidential Chair.
NJ Rslk, IN imitation, pockets The late Har-
bss sad Appropriated Bill shish passed both
ususss - csngrsss and seat 10 him for esn6rm-
alien Or the cxeseiss Of that eoaslilutonal func-
iiss, The dsneuaesd Ssie NJ. PoIk did not feel
dispossd 70 approve he Pill, sid %, wishing -
raiss The ~ y The Wes,srs dsnaersey, safely
easosnsstii lnahls bsseches psnke, We are u.
tafly oppsssd io'ihis ulsersbls sys,en which has
bsss resof,sd 70, 10 order 10 thxsli ihs measures
Ceaeiem nay pass Bpon. II The Pfesideoicouid
net eppfsss bIli, LEI hin Yelo H. -ssai II bach
= cosgrsss, % th,i that body may psas upon Il,
y e prescribed u ihe consti,sl;ou, and 1.-TWO.
fhiids are favorable to he measure, suffer il 10
become atsv % The lasd. This preregaiive q
risfeissd 70 sdegfesauile alarming 10 The eause
81 Rerpslisanism-t the crowned heads or Eu-
rope ussid sesres dare thus % thgaf bill.
shish has been passed upon BY The dslibersliss
bodies Of heir eonaIfy. Yet IN this Republieau
eessiry The ihise b done with the most dsrinF
jmpsaiiy.
: This d The Day Of Progressive bsmsesasy-
and $50 order Of Poeksting hill may be seen
10 ths go q The Ave hundred ihoussnd dollar
appropriated fof The relief Of the sufferers in
Irelsad and Scotland. A bill for that purpose
pssssd ihs Ssasie, spi vas seat 10 lie House.
eSis s:s esss 3 Is progress =, the Ls
...,l.,.,, .A raierred 70 The Commiilee o. wsyy'
and Mesns, eoDpossd Of cir Locos and three
wings. The wings % ths committee were
ready aud willing 10 report Nc II once 10 the
House, but this die nol sni, he Loco commits
Tee. Ths {Jaios bed ia,imaied that Mr. Polk
would feel inpeiled 70 Veto the billif h paasd,
and lhaa. probably through The pfivaiely en-
pressed wish 81 the Presideni, and because the
rejsolion Of ID might prove disastrous 10 lbe par.
y on election dsy,--ths bill Was kept smother
"a q he pesLpt ef.een. Mckay, The chsismsp
4of he Commiiles, and ssiIsredl 70 '.sisep The
sieep thai ksovs no uskise = Il
a The Loeofocos have ever bsen loud 10 their
pfatsslslions ef interest aud love for he warm
hearted IfIshmsn, bot 1stus hesr no mere Of
this eow. olt1relsad iss,srvisg and fami.hins
for food, JET they selest. sbsolussly and churl
ishly, % tive thsn any substantial or practical
proof Of thtire i.ssrsejoud prefessiSus o. friend
ship and siiaehnesl.
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Amer the dare up" between Mr. entop ard
Mr. Hssasgan, 10 he Senate, on Tuesday, there
was recess. Af.er ths re-assemklipg d the
senaie, the scenes was reaewsd With mote and
bitter pefsonaliiiesi
The Yice.Presidepi announced thai The
lresoiutions respecting the reporting 4 the
proceedings Of the Senate. was the FIRST
thing in order. ss il was ihela basiaess
the body was engaged. 10. before Tho re-
cess. hs
AIr. Benton objected 10 the decision Of
A. Chan. aad said the resolution was
tttu IN tue taote % s..-s-, oison " -thsSoc-
nstor from Arksnsas (Mr. Sewer
Mr.. Hsnnegsn observed that there We
no motion made on the subisei, before
The recess, that he vas aware Of
Mr.. Benton sid the Senator from Ar
kansas would know. ior be Has 10 aeon.
ldiiisn 10 know what be was abouta; A.
be said this he locked daggars ali Mr.
Hsnneganl
The later promptly releried. thai The
Senator from Missouri sd,besn,iu con
dillon az Gay not io-know whsihe vas
bsutt He beliessd the declaration 81
Gen Jackson vss true, when he tsid the
Senator from Missouri Was-r-
Here order vas cried eli round the
chamber. spd tie Vice President Request
|, ed Nat ssaar should be observed.
Mr Johuson Of Nd rose 70 . ppini Of
order ssio uhsihsr Nr -Hsoneesn vas
ont Of order. but uiihdrewsit
Dhereupop 81. Bspion rpneptd il,
and Insisted ,hai Mr.. Hppsessn Reuld
write doFothe EhpIe senieree lhbt be
bad commenced altering
At H,nnsgsn complied. end he pa
! per Ras hsnied 10 ne Secretary. who
read 4. NJ. Hsnnegan sid q bsl;esed
General Jackson WAS right when ks ssid
The Senator from Missouri Fssyery mach
injured bv ihe bprstee II he eIn %
boprd he Princei9n, which had kn1cked
- bssins oDll
This 81 sbs Sens.e inlo hikh sale
Of uerrimenfl The Whole sjltir W. 10.
Ilieyoo, en6sshl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-11

The Senate spent much Of their les, tight's
sitting with closed eooFs in lhe eonsitsrsiiop Of
Executive nomina,ioas. Amongs: the mdre iu-
poriant decisions were me following:
The rejection Of cHAsLEs J. INoERsdr4 n
Minister TO France, and the subseqaentInomi-
nation and eoH5rmstion Of RieHAaD RujH for
the same sppointmsni.
The con6rmation Of David Tod, Of Ohio,
as Minister TO Brazil, 10 the place Of HsSiy A,
wise. IA
The confirmation Of George w. Hspkips, Of
Vmsjnis, a. Charge d'Afaites 70 Portugal, 10
The place ofAbrahsm Reschsf.
The eonhrmstiea Of John e. Clay, charge
d'Afsires al Heru. -
Also the coofrmation ofthe fsllowing -
Major Generals Themes Hart benl6r, OF
Missouri, and iam cnmmins, of.fseote;a.
Prigsdier Gossals--Geofee CsdHaladsr, Of
lPe1nsy lyanis, Eaos D. Hopping, offSet Yeik,
aneFrsaklin Pearee Of New Rsupshire.
Amongs, ne saslness Transacted ID Eye fuiivs
session Of The sens,e on Mobday val the sejec-
lion Of the Doninatjon or Andrsv Beaumont 4
Commissioner Of The Pnblic BuiIdin6s, ssa the
subsequent noninsiion pad eop6rpsii53n Of
Charles Douglass, Of connsciieut, Tot the pame
Office.