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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

MORE PARTICULARS OF THE DEFALcATIoS AT
LYScHBURG.--In reference TO the late defalcaton
in the Branch Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchburg Of
thirteen fourteen thousand dollars In consequences Of
the improper Of its funds by two of the officers viz
Wm b. Averett, teller, and James b. Green, bookkeep
err the following particulars have been made public
The discovery made mt the mother bank from susp
cions excited by the weekly reports and quarterly
counts transmitted from this branch. Warrants were
issued for the apprehension Of both parties Mr. Green
arrested, and after examination admitted to bail
Mr. Ayerett LETT town on Thursday morning The bank
will not lose anythingthe securities being abundantly
responsible for the deficit.
both gentlemen stood a. fair IL possible for
20 do in this community both enjoyed the unlimited
confidence OF AL who Knew them. The shock is there
fore the greater and We have never any
sion, hvelier exhbitan OF sensbility than the sad
event has called forth
since the foregoing was put In type, still start
ling Development have eeD made BY the
shich u now going on az the bank Checks, to large
amount have beeD forged In the OF some of our
citizens and the amount Of defacAon has been sscer
tanned TO be much larger than frat su ppossd
hs transactions appear to have been carried on for
long time In consequence Of these DISCLOSURES James
g. Green has been surrendered to the civil suthort
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- 1L. I,,..,-.
,: rAiE' ~ - - nc ,h o., 0dp ~ -
Havano iro,' .ne D,ahos om tne ns' s anu Ga
weston ON tue sou .uss, .h ns,h S QUIZ s, LILIES
us Salveston paPers W sio N''H iu'' "o" "nion We
maKe tne iohosiuS easlaots. .,..- g. A..
ne semanaer " .ns i. w ,h Iotb i. 're
Ann hase hrliveo a. 'u t Ss .uS.; VI
the schooner etar rom oAone' ne whois Oh sn p
Vounseefo. ~ ,os, .o IA ~ ~ ~ IVA w ~
c'rsnde on tne Sos In Cav. ,,.,a ., .,,u. ~ Ton.
purueh; rom .ne nrnnoo, ; ~ ,S 1a,h
totally lost with her cargo. Capt L. aud hand
named Dic eerson were ar.ns 1u. a. sea- On piece VI
driven ashore German employed at the San Luis
Ferry was a'o"H'u ia attempting W r'S
cue sno wr"s s1, ,,n h,rt ro.onh;ra C.rt., Mas
Ine iron ouut pr'isn parn 9osePuinc, captan Was
ters, ar.iVeo as 1sos'a gu ~, e ~. t., I'm -
put INTO d. hbts Oh 1ooouht vi bne Sohh"ss VI Ine
captain
is stated 10 The Houston Ieegrdph that lead mine
has been discovered IN LIMESTONE county, near the
sources OF the NaVsso1I ana th1 huooreus OF tons Oh
ore may oeprocurrd near lac surliceoi the ground
A German named 'irrtsus was seaoo;a oy 1nether
German named Muller IN G'iVeston on tne evening OF
the i7tn INST huier Is under arrest.
Tne nrSt nun Der vi new osrnan paper, tne vate,s
ton zeftung about TO appear nc Observation-Disclosures
buonnsr brotnsre puoisnels -.
Col hays resisn. i'.eAu Oh On s rh IRON
tier, are ordered 10 report 70 easra ay'or ins re-
giment - comPVseu VI 'no ioo"tns Sen
three now 10 s.to or vein,y hitherto commented ds
py MAJOR SheVanej turee western COMPANIES, unoer
Captains hugh smith, hoorrts ana armstrong; zap
tam 'rs. from Lamar county, 1n' H
from Fannin capt In rersu'sons from Sacog-
doohes, aud captain FRUITS from oneioy. VI tnese
ten companies MAJOR Nsgnoors wants Two LOT the IRON
tier service THESE We understand VIII DC lor probably
already have been) drawn ior oy lot besides the above
there are hve companies called the Frontier Hangers
namely '-Capt Ihomas l. Snitn s. on the upper irni-
ty Capt Ross, on Little River; Capt Henry McCul-
Iochs on the 81 Marksi Capt trumoies above AUSTIN
and Capt W. 4. Johnsons company These companies
hsve succeaso IN giving security anu rePYso
dian depredatons H appears to be the settled opinion
IN Hays regiment that tner services are now required
In order TO accompany Gen Iayor IN iot Siu a,oh
ON SAn LOUIS rvtos WhcT suppoSeu WI, 10 u""'i
esayn early M ne .s. ~ ~ =, ~ sh,a r. tho Ann
CTS n avrps her bo,lsr on her nasssgs To the
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BALrIMoRH. August

BALTIMORE, August 6, le47.
Homs,oard Bound Secretary Buchanan Old Point'
Propossd TIP 10 Herieo- Meeting on Ship Board
a Fallen Woman Mass W.myss-Tas Markets. &c.
Our fasnionabes rapidly threading their way from
the various springs and watering places to enjoy
quiet and comforts Of home during this cool weather.
Notwithstanding which still leaving for the
watering places, among whom the Hon James Bu-
ohansn, who passed through this city yesterday
pany with J. Knox Walker, Esq, route to Old Point
Comfort.
By the way, 1t Is said that Mr. Buchanan proposes to
visit the Halls Of the Montesumas before he
Washington, If the next should be favorable and
Mr. Walker will accompany him as secretary of le-
CATION.
A kind of mutiny occurred among the passengers on
board the snip Herman just arrived from Liverpool and
detained at quarantine of the small pox be-
log on board They reD-ed against the officers seized
the boats and were making for the city They all
brought back, however, anu ultimately quieted.
On Tuesday evening last suspicious husband fol-
lowed ms wife on night errand and observed her
notorious house Of assguation He shortly after
tered found her locked In the arms of her para
mour. rhe wife immediately attacked her husband
with dirk and in warding of the blows his arm
twice piercol
Capt rilshmans recruits for his company of light
artillery we're yesterday marched to the Fort, and
tered into service They fine looking body Of men,
aud will soou leave for the Of war, join Colonel
Hughes regiment.
Miss Ws,nyss continues to attract good houses ut
Front Street Theatre and becoming great fsvorite
For young she 1t considered most decided
ly good aud there doubt but that with few
practice she will attain the front rank Of her profession
The MARKErs-Flour dull Of sale about 500 bbls
Howard 81, e. were sold Yesterday moTSng at 81 IS City
is nai ot 70 prime red wheat 81 Ioa 10; white do 81 goa
s9,as ysow s's ess Rys
sioas IN request at former quotations Groceries
SALES AT rue STocx BoARD-SIJOO Treasury Notes, SIS,
Io, 1000 City 6s iol NJ 5000 land se 1000 do
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NOTICE TO sMOKERs,H HEN III ~ ove gssi
the avos weed he public p general .nd nepe
Ssosps Some Of The most delightful brands Jnst ~
Cde Harold been selected unee mos, fss
dous and not be surpassed by any S ,oS krosSwsw
city or elsewhere. ccyrsr az Pine sfrset
jv75 iltsrc So'"~' W $3.50 1870
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~ ns ball securities, and 10 In JAIL awaiting his
tal; and WI be seen by reference to advertising
that the President and Directors Of bank
o1sred reward Of $500 for the apprehension Of
urday morning. -Lynehburg Virsinian
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Arrived, bark Iowa. Warner Maracsibo; brgs yintor,
Curtis, Bangor w Pickering, Curtis, Bouon schs Berry.
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PHILADELPHIA, August s, ls47.
We have to-day fresh breeze from the northeast,
which Is to be feared indicates storm of rain from
that quarter The sun, however, is st shining, and
hopes may be entertained that it will blow over.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
Auo.5-FIRsr BoARp-S220U Leh'gh Mort Lonn, 92 $4,000
Reading RQBds $1,000 State S. 9i% $1,000 Tenn Bds
IS, 80; 100 shs u BIZ, Az
AFrEa SALEs-s2soO Loan IS 81, lO6 $1,000 State Is,
9lx; $4,000 do S02; SO shs Neshamc Copper Co, "a
nEcoNp BoARDSi200 Loan 6s 67, 1854; SO shs Read
ing RR, 331s. do, 5311; Mau and Mech Blk, 27a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

T0K. FAWLETT'S CAKD.-I am me nber OF T. Royal
College Of Surgeons and Of the Jefferson College, Phila
dcpha aud graduated whenthe amented Dr. George Mcel
Ian and Professor Reyere eceny dcceased and Ds Patti
sou, Calhoun, Mcclellan, &c. professors there My
Young Mans Guide" and Matrons Manual" just pub
lshed Of all the important private aud deli diseases
peculiar both aud be conhdeuy consulted in
relation to the same at my Office l3 Greenwich street The
books each am the only that pema-
ueaty constitutional debility in this county aus itsrc
IA ANTED--A sITUAIlONby a rrspect. bic woman -
w Size ia first rate plain cook would do chamber or
general housework nd children. Would have no oDIec-
ton the country Good references given Apply
No IS Chestnut st first foor aut 2t~m
CHOULD MIR w. POWER, who left Warren Point Ire
- land about the 23d Of April lss call send TO Mr. Lid
dell 100 South st. this city, he will hear Of Of his
friends. .- aus 3t@rc1
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CCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Belmont Hail.
N J-This establishment will remain until the ls
Of October Having been efumished and fitted up Of
@ inducements The Location isjp. cpndsred Ins
qualities of the mineral waters excellent accommodation
&c. &C. Route by R. r. leaye the foot Of Coandt street at
8 A, M, ~ NJ and p. M. Through in hours, daily.
iy Ia i5teod* re MRS. f.. A. HINCHMAN.
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browns HOTEL-The undersigned, sons Of the late
ID proprietor Jesse Brown have the satisfaction Of inform
ing their friends and the public generally that the Hotel
Washo has, by aTTnsement among the heirs come
tat they will hereafter conduct this extensive and com
modous establishment They pledge Themselves to every
which has heretofors possessed and they earnestly
of furniture made together with strict and
attention comfort Of their guests merit and
receive large share of public with which
~ ' T. THROWN,
MARSHALL BROWN.
n IrI,, iv171 Sfeod Ire
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WHITE H g3g ssAL0oNt mo- ME t.Ca ST.
the above house, and oroughy renovated the interior with
new costly furniture adding hot cold and shower baths
the accommodation OF the boardc Is now ready 70 re-
ceive boarders This house will be found desirable
residence for single 'emen being within few moments
walk Of that great thorougharc Broadway aud few doors
noise incidental most Of this description To the
house there bar attacked The liquors aud segas not
10 be surpassed by any establishment the city and Mrs.
Poey hopes that by the unng efforts Of herself and the
attaches OF her house. she will be able to general
satisfaction all those that may favor her with call
jy3 30tsr
DRUWNS' COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA,
- LOOM No III Pearl street, situated the business part
OF the city, (hcad Of Coenties sp presents great induce
call them that part of the city.
GEORGE BROWN, late Of
jy29 30tsrc Lovejovs Hotel
DANTALOONs.--F. AHRENS, the we'll known Pants
Tailor, 20H Ann street. has lately received 100 pcs
fancy Cassmees and Linens of which he makes pants TO or
der for only So 50 to 81 per pair
Also French and English black cassimeres and doeskns
from 81 to So per pair warranted good, or no sale oo
Ann street. Jy4 0t-Ic
L William street, New York-COURT DEsChAUA
dye and finish and superior style never pe3re I
duced into the United States, all sorts Of goods nd
twist and trans, either plain shaded; zephyr "oe1 ~
woolen yarn, sewing cotton, mohar, &c ..: nm ,vo,s,.
They have imported patent machinery iol puss y, ded
ed and silk either y skeins spools or
shaws gimps ringes cords and tsssels ladies' anu
mems garments &c. dyed and cleaned equal 10 nc"
jy28 30fsm
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08
From Mexico.

We have by the last mail received scve-
ia! letters from friends in Mexico, but as
the subject matter has been ANTICIPATED by
publication of the same in our own and
other papers, we shall only give a few ex-
tracts of them in our next. The letters
which will be found in another column of
this paper, have been kindly furnish ID US,
one by DR.. J. p. Barrett, which is from
Captain Marshall, and the o!her BY General
Hodges, from his son, who was left in
the hospital at Puebla, both will be read
with intcrcs, by those who have friends in
the army.
The friends Of Captain Samuel MCGOWAN
will be pleased also to learn that he was
in good health at the latest dates.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08

ties of kindred and common sympathy, they
will be exempted from the chills and blight
ing influence Of dependence on strangers.
| can summon to the aid of this suggestion
no greater or more imposing influence than
the Sentiment expressed by Bridadier Gene
raj Shields, in letter to me, announcing
the fall of the lamcntcd Colonel Pierce M.
Butler at the battle of Churubusco, and ap-
plying the principal to the families of all
who have fallen in this contest. In speak
ing of him, hc remarks, permit me, Sir,
to say in conclusion. that trust the gallant
State, upon which his death has shed such
lus,re, will supply the place of guardian
and protector to his widowed family"
DAVID JOHNSON.
Columbia, Nov 23, 1917.
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Nothing Of much importance has been
done yet in the Legislature and there seems
to be disposition not to do much this ses-
sion. We intended to give a synopsis OF
the proceedings up to the latest dates, but
decmng the letters from our friends inMcxico
of greater interest, we have given them TO
the exclusion of other matters
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08
Letters from OUr Volunteers.
NATIONAL PALACE, MEXICO, }
och n,,olo. ioA1

My Dear SIR while in Puebla I wrote
you letter IN which l attempted to give
you description Of the country from Vera
Cruz to that place, as we'll as my opinion of
the people we are at war with, physically
and morally, but fear you will not receive
that letter, as all communication had in
great measure ceased with the coast.
l now write 10 you from the National Pa
lace ofMexico, with one of the windows of
my room opening upon the far famed Bota-
lc Garden of Mexico, which by the by is
nothing but a humbug, for there is nothing
IN it, but what have seen before, with the
exception of tree, which the Mexicans say
was planted by Montezuma himself and
that there is none other in the world like
it. The Americans now about 5000 strong
are actually revelling in the Halls of the
Montezumas-It would require dozen pa
ges for me to tell you by what means the
American Army is now in quiet possession
oflhe capital, to tell you how much ourl little
army has suffered since we entered the Val
ley of Mexico, to tell you how much, Il can
say without vanity) our own Regiment has
poured out upon the altars oftheir country
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08
THE BANNER.
\ b BEVILLE G.. H., S. G..
Wednesday, Dec. =, 1917.
,Tnle Gallant Dead.

We learn from an authentic source that
the remains of Col. Butler, Its. Moragne,
Stewart and Adams, are on their way homo
and may he expected soon. We trust that
the friends of Its. Moragnc and Stewart
will reach the District, so suitable honors
can be paid them
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08
1t. w. e.. NIOr;,S9le,

The friends of Lit. w. G. Moragne will
be gra!ifcd to learn from letter received
in this place by the last mail from New Or
leans, thatlhe is fast recovering his health
and will sooa &rrive in the District.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-08
From Columbia.

BY letter from friend in Columbia,
we learn that on the 4th inst both Houses
went into an election for Chancellor, to fill
the vacancy occasoncd by the death of
Chancellor Harper. There were three bal
lotings, and no Candidate having received
majority, no choice was made. The follow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

come Inc thoughtful high hearted man, be-
fore whose intellect the wiscst bowed and
upon whose eloquent tongue tho learned and
unIenrncd, the rude and the gentle, hung
spell pound with equal delight? No sIlnl,
low sophistry, no underhand double dealing
ever snIIied the lips or disgraced the actions
oil Philip Armytage; he ever stood forward of
ruth and justice. lie showed the dignity
of the law, and his strong, clear mind was
never warped by mcnnucsS or prejudice.
ANA not alone ut the bar did his fame
make It's way; but his fine intellect blossom
ed anew in Tho sunshine of good fortune.
Ills darling dream ofhis boyho1d was real
"od-ho became an author. The voice Of
TIE poet went forth like trumpet, sounding
aloud for the just and right cause; men Listen
ed 10 Il, and womau's Tip grew eloquent in
praise oithc noble spirit that was ever on
The side oftu'h and mercy. Ills songs went
through the length aud breadth Of the land,
TO prove what the true poet ought 10 hc--uat
the idle rllym2r, the visionary scnlimcululist
but the teacher orull high things, tho voice
Of God to mankind, leading them ton purcr
life md Misunderstanding the way. The man
ofEcuius stands forth the high priest OF Di-
yinily ITSELF before whom it BELTS him to Of
fer mp, not only the first fruits Of his intellect,
but the continued sweet SAVIOR ofa Iif1 hi.h
and pure, and in accordance with the love hr
teaches, He should realize his own ilcul,
uHd be- what he strives to dcliucuto; and
thus, amidst fame and l.ieh fortune, was
Philip ArmytHge TIC eloquent upholdcr of
virtue, the scorucr oi' Vice, the earnest music
BREATHING poet, TIC noble man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
By A. G. Chadwick.

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONTAN.-$l, 80
+ paid within the year, $500 If delayed be,
;ond that time. No paper discontinued TIL
II arrcNrages are paid except at the option OF
che publisher.
Advertisements inserted Mt the usunlpriccs.
Transient advertisement TO be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
CHAPTER V.

Ny NNT-, TCaVCH LOWCW0rT lrOW NUTt0I zen,
and mird lis sails, and droopcdright peace.
fully
Hopes anchor, quiet as anoslcd dove"
Lowrlf.
Nmor,, tho many, a. .,sc s,,io,, ,,..,. ,rcc,
mt ~ pj,ilin krn,yt,rr os ln y,3., - ,I..,,
STOOL torr,,,osf nm o,,TI co,,nlc ,yhn had -,
Mol l,,r in HE snr,,t ,,,n;. r,,un,.h, oil ,,
in ,lcnsir,, ,Lrn,srlyr, ,,i,b ali i,',, ,,n, ,,nd
nnI hr,I,i2GII ,ro,,,,L Mr. III, v"'. on"
old or,rcthlly 50 nuJ mr., l,s ,yfmrir,, md Iovc.
10 ~ ,i W ,i,, ,,,;I,',I ,,,'
cyrI,i,',, t,Li,,, IN ,I,c ,.r,,, nr ,i'I, %nna
nr,I', .,.',.'... ,',.I r,7i i,c,,'., ,,... .,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. MONDAY Feb. {.
A bill was reported to regulate Railroads inter
secting each other
The House resolution respecting emgrants 10
passenger ships was reported with an amendment
striking out the preamble.
The bill to enable femme oorerts to convey their
right Of dover was reported against.
The House went into Committee on the Judicia-
ry District Bill No question taken Messrs.
HARD and BuRNHAM offered substitutes.
ASSEMBLY
A memorial was presented from II. P Hastings
praying that the question on his presentation
against Mr.. McKEoS might be kept open so that he
could be heard Laid on the table unanimously.
report was made adverse to the petition Of
MARY ANS Looms for divorce from Herman NJ
LOOMS. The parties reside in jerusalem Yates
Co Report agreed to
The House concuned with the Senate in amend
ments TO the resolution appointing Committee to
visit Clinton Prison so the resolution is adopted
The House concuued with the Senate In the
report of the Committee of Conference on the bill
relative to Jurors In Kings County. So the bill
has passed.
The resolutions against increasing the present
rates OF postage, were passed and sent to the
Senate.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the bill to divide the State into Judicial DIS
tricts The bill passed in Committee.
Mr. CoRNwELL moved to recommit the bill to
the Committee that reported it.
Mr.. HADLEY opposed the motion, and the bill was
laid on the table. Adj.
flour Sales-7o0 bbls Michigan. straight brand. at
about 81 ST Grnin-Com Sass cts Rye si Oats
= sales Barley Malt S7l Whisky sales So bbls
at ". Pork-Good hogs would bring ~ s5so 80.
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xxyx,h CONGRESS- second Session.

SENATE. .WasHIsGIoN FEB :
The House bill to pay interest on the public debt
was passed. The West Point Academy appropn
,yistion bin was amended and passed
The Three Million bill was takenup at one O'Clock
NJ Nos,Hyap spoke against the bill as setting q
most dangerous precedent. When Mr. MoREHEAD
concluded, Mr. CALHOUN obtained the floor tor TO
morrow. The bill was passed over Informally.
The Committee Of Conference reported an agree.
rnent which they had come TO with the House Com
,oittes in relation to the Army bill 1t principal
fssture is that the President appoint company
Ulcers during the recess Of Congress- but must sp-
point the Field Ohicers while Congress IS in ses
sion.
He thought it unconstitutional 70 empower the Pre-
sident to appoint any officers IN the recess Of Con
gress.
After farther debate the question was taken on
agreeing 10 the report Of the Committee, SO far as
relates TO appointments. and decided IN the mega
tive. Yeas Il, Nays g. The rest Of the report was
agreed TO-
Mr.. BENTON then gave notice that he would pro-
baby ask leave, tomorrow, to bring in an entire
new bill 10 raise the ten regiments, and thus 60
over the whole thing again Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A resolution was offered by Nh DOUGLASS for ex-
polling the reporters Of the Union newspaper for a
false scandalous and dsrespecful report Of the
proceedings of the House on Saturday during the
attempt Of Mr. WENTWORTH Of H. to address the
House in reply to an attack upon him in the Union
Of Friday night warm debate ensued for an
hour and half which was principally confined to
Messrs. DOUGLASS and KENNEDY. The resolution
was modified 10 appoint Committee Of five
b inquire who the reporter OF the Union was and
what member created the disorder, when the rcsO-
luton. as modified was adopted l2s 10 81
MIR BAYLY offered a resolution .nstructing the
same Committee 10 inquire whether other reporters
or letter writers have published libelous reports,
and whether any member OF this House had been
guilty Of an improper appropriation Of envelops.
IL was rejected
The Committee Of Conference on the ten regi-
ment bill reported that the Senate recedes from
the amendment to the first section, and that the
section stands as passed by the House, with slight
exception and some farther mutual concession
The report was adopted.
The Three Million bill OF the House was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole. c. J. ISGERsoLL
addressed the Committee in explanation Of the Oh
iect OF the bill Mr.. WILNoT offered his amend
ment and made speech in opposition to the ex
tension OF slavery 10 new territory Mr.. STRONG
OF n. Y followed. Mr. CHIPMAs concluded the de.
bate for today, when the Committee rose and re
ported progress
Sundry Executive communications were
ceived among them the reply Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury TO resolution OF inquiry relative 10
Custom House officers and secret agents employed
By the Secretary. Adjourned at s. O'Clock.