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Recommendations, Feb. 20.


prussia has nj length received something in the
shnpe Of the long promised Constitution the King has
issued letters patent enactng that the provincial States
of the Kingdom shall be united into general Diet as
increase existing taxes Thus the King accords to
the Diet some control over the public money Inc
concession Is not perhaps, very great--certainiy
nothing Nike what was expected on. eonsae oar
moi be oyerrated. II will be the fault OF the Prus
sans themselves, IT, now that they have got tne power
Of the purse they do not before long, obtain the
laws riehts, and privileges OF free peope-mngs
that they merit Of the greatest and most ntei
gent nations in Europe The royal patents as they are
called four In number. and are very lengthy IN set
ting forth number of minute regulations with respect
10 the powers and attributes Of the New Diet Beside
the convcsaon OF the United Diet for according loans
and new taxes the King proposes TO eS1yoke' peroo,
legislative he may think advisable IL seems how
ovor that they will be allowed any legislative power
but viii De mere body whose advice may or
may moi be- followed II seems that they have the
light of petition. These last two concessions are
Asrceiy worth mentioning some control over taxation
being the only concession Of any Importance. The
United Diet is 10 be formed Of all the eight Diets of the
monarchy IL will consist of two branchesOne OF the
princes OF the blood and the titled nobility the other OF
the deputies consisting OF three orders elected as Al
present Tho total number OF the new body will be up
ward Of $50 suce tho PRONUNCIATION OF this new Consu
tuition people call H. the hing has issued an or
dinanee convokng the Diet for llth April next not
however Gays his Majesty because the state OF the Imam
ees requires their cooperation, but because he Is anxious
10 see shsso around him The concessions made by the
King have upon the whole, been iavoraby received in
Germany Notwithstanding they fall 50 far short OF pub
Nc expectation The official organ OF the Governmen nj
has published remarkable articles on the subject
in which IL holds out sort of promise that the peo
po behave well the King will make farther CONCESSIONS
before long ..-
Austria has concluded loan Of 100000 at
per cent
Some Of the German journals state that Austria
Increasing her army from apprehension that events
in Italy NAV cal for interference which viii probably
bring her into quarrel with France.
The King OF Bavaria has become 50 infatuated
with Spanish dancing girl, named Lola Monies ths
on his desiring 10 create her Countess Won Starenoerg
and cpdow her with some Of the Crown domains hi
Ministers have resigned and there eSsis en- des OF de
claiming him mad aud Of calling his eldest son to tns
throne
Nuremberg is about to be declared free port
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I,ANilLN BOARDlNG-SCHoOL. next term
Il 81 Mr.. ana Mrs. ASHBEL FULLER'S BoardRs School
for boys odd Cfir will commence MAY 9th This School
10 localed In Kent. Lirhheld County, Coma directly on
The line u the housaionic Railroad 80 miles Dorth OF
Bridges port ave hours ride from Lie City OF New-Nork
The humber Of Paps Is limited tvlgs By thus i,
Ing heir School small number, they intend 10
strictly whsi Processes b bes Family School where
each one VIII De gn3er their constant and super
visior Boys vii re ntied for College, their sgaas.
sdsPied 70 The desgas % their psrvkts 70 ner tuGs
pursuits Circulars may be has Al Shepards Bookstore
10 Broadway. Tie Principal vii De in Newly ora ifon
the lSlh 10 the 2th Ct April personal interview may
oe hsd by those who wse II. by esVing their address
~ West Washington plsce.
RtteTeaoc,-Niss CArEsEiSE NJ sEOGwicS. Sixl-ealh-
81 NJ. and Mrs. CsASLEs SEDSwIcK. Lencx, Mas
THEopORE sKD6wIcK, ESQ ~ W4lsI, Dr. PIrER
PS.rr. - LibeTy-sLi koDkklcE SEDGWIcK. a. West
Wsshinston pasce mis- Sweod~
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miscellaneous
WATER POWER TO LET.-Lsl

XlTATER POMEH TO IET.-LaRe AID tota-
w modous rooms a and subtsnal stone 1ull ine
with permanent power situated very hear, and NE osl
ready and OF Of any permanent ser Power
TO The city Of Nsw.York One room y by to-ls feel m
The clear Two The sEe-lo feet IN the clear and
Two smaller ones all well adapted 10 the business OF Ms
ehinists Cules ButtOanases, and oiher uAnAiacluf'
ers who ant location II pleasant healthy place near
10 he city. Every hing about Tho premises Is entirely
new ard on the most approved plan. Apply %
JAMES NJ PRESCOTT, lSs fronlst
tSa axaoS InwfMsV New.Y0rk
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MARINE JOU RN A L,
PORT OF NETWORK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
schI Geproy (of Gardner Perry y de i'm Gsl'esicn
TexAs cotton &c 70 Elwell March ", ~ ulies r ~
: I'm Barnegat spoke scar Robert Morris I'm Province
town for Virginia 81
sehr Anaconds Gcrham. , ds I'm Boston, mdse. to :
W Lewis. ,
schr Friend. Croweil, 3 d I'm Boston mdse, to
Atkins . 80, - -,
schr Zenith, Everett, de I'm Plymouth NC. corn to
l. Maitland. -
schr Ellen Rodnan sherman 2 ds I'm bedtord, Oh
TO Judd & Son
scbr Thomas Robinson Hendrickson. Is I'm Indian
River corn. 70 order. r,-
L Relief Gutter fancy. Otiinger from cruise Of q
days between Bsrnegst and Fire Island
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Ths Qxerinnfi Mail.

An express in anticipation Of the Overland Mail
arrived in London on the 2sth ult by which We have
received usual hes. The dates areCAcutta- Jan.
e. Bombay, Feb. rs Madras Jan IA and China Dec.
N There 70 not any political news Of importance. We
suh)oin summary.
The treaty with the Silks, given in our last was
duly ratified between pbueep Singh aud the Governor
General ON Christmas day; and the Two sugas, person.
sxcs iass named again TO meet at Lahore New
Years day Four Sikh eorps are beng rsised 70 ior
with other oops stron,er brigade q pesHswur sseer
Orders have been sred for the reduction OF The scinde
reid force By abea, thousand men, these to eonss,
oftwo European and 1--WE native Infantry regiments one
ofcsvalry and ave batteries OF artillery.
From Csboolwe learn that Ukhbar Khan, having
In vain endsavored persuade hs father Doe, Msho
med from having anything 10 ssy 10 the yskee depuIed
no his court by the Governor-Gensrsl had, through
sheer wantonness proceeded 10 and plandeEed village
Chsrekr Our vsSeei was ordered % Request q
The old Aeer to use HE best endeavors 10 have heers
ted and India all those u the iae Caooo army
who might BE- in captivity either ~ hs own domInons
or those Of surrounding countries The Nawsne
Ameer Mshomed Khan, he insugenE OF The late
disturbance IN ths province OF Bnopa together with
engaged with hin in the nsurreetonary move
mcat has been ordered TO be imprisoned In the strong
hill fortress OF Assseghur.
Fresh disturbances have broken out among the
khonds OF Goomsoor. consequent the pur.
sued BY agent for the suppression OF the brbaoas
saer6ces OF human beings periodically performed by
them. The town Of Madras has lately been visited BY
Chosra but at the latest dates il the decline
The country with this exception is healthy throughout
and the wesshex COO! and agreeable.
Summary.
Tar CHAxcsLLoRsHIP OF CAMBRIDGE USwER.
xrry--Notwithsssndin the decided terms in which
Prince Albert signed his desire not y Be put in no
naton for ths Chaneslorshp OF the Cambridge uniyer
sty Dr. Whswel and the other proposers OF his Royal
HIehness entered him candidate against Earl Fowls
Ths eoaissi commenced on Tuesday last and continued
t Saturday q pooa vhsa he Prnes YES elected By
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MARK H. NEWMAN 8 @

DUBLIsHERs. BOOKSELLERS and sationers. 100
4 Broadway New-York Publishers Of SAnderss Series
Of Readers
BFadbury's Musical Works.
Hiichcocks Geology, Gales Philosophy, Young Analy-
ger Analytical Manual, sud many other valuable School
BOOks
Wilson's American History, School History United
States Comprehensive Chart, &c. sc.
Have constantly on hand general assortment Of school
Gnd Classical Books.
Country merchants and others wishing 10 purchase
books would do well TO call and examine the assortment
Theological and Miscellaneous Books
Also 10 great variety which offered At The very low
est prices milo
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RRAs0Ns FOR USING CosANT's Ps's

Isl Ilis ls5of-ssving ingennon
"a Isaoss nos Sestroy he ssechsrne matter u ne no1f
Sc TIE bread bsksc wisA y u better 'a~n ca % pro
tucc4 IA Any Other way. -,
al Bread made viii his yeast meJ e ls~1 ~ 1feas
wllcout the s1s hest ayuTy- i, q, -
made viii cu1nmon yeast -,
SUI Buckvhea czl e are Infinitely better raised win M
ye4si thsn viii any cshsr. j,
IN The bread = ready for baking as soon a. Is mixed
vlLh nc yeast .
sLh Tbs yeast has received he premium We a'e far
OF Tie American lnstu.s
sod, wholesale Enc real By - ...
tz2a GAssNER YOUNG. lS- ch.thAn-st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Farther Foreign Intelligence,


HARVEST PRosPEcrs.-The Limerick Chronicle
Of Wednesday says -" The young wheat crops look
remarkably well in al parts OF the county The farm
ers arc sowing potatoes more generally.
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SPASIsH PAPER for Cigar Mskers-A small lot
Sfor sac BY 6uRNAPk BABCOCk,
mis- Nv lis ful1on-g-
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Books.
yD IMPORTANT WORK

NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE, Publishers BooSselrrs
and Stsioners Zl6 PesrsL r. Y. have IN press and
will publish in few dsys ysusse series Of 10 co4orsa
and beautiful Astronomical Maps each BY ;. i>et oes
ed 10 Illustrate the entire mechanism " he Heavens Trey
are accompanied by an Elementary Astronomy Of ~
pages presenting theory Of Inc iie- and which To-
geher make this sublime science perfectly PLAIN and incl
hsibe 10 youth They are especially adapted for IN
schools and families H. 4 ;. respectfully solicit from
eschors, school Committees, supennendens Of schools,
and students examination OF his work. also
OF their series ofexensively used school
New National Geography, quarto Pareys Geography for
Beginners MIRA Lincons celebrated Botany In two forms
Phepss Natural Philosophy and Chemisiry-comnon
school edition Of each, and for beginner--Wefs new
English Grammar for thoroug'ness sud simplicity IN
eQuaed BuTrus Geography Of the Heavens, with Cees-
tia Atss; Websisrs Unyersity Edition. Dictionary, $50
PAGES Al IS which scholar dispense with; also
mon school and pocket editions
To MEEcaASTs-H s. have constantly hand and
offer 10 Booksellers and Merchants the lowest prices
which they be purchased, large assortment Of The
latest editions Of School Medical, Law. Agricultural and
Miscellaneous Books Blank Books Of al and prices
and variety of stationery lof cod
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~ EDWARDS LEsTkR, American Consul a. Ge-
~ requests all his hte1ds and correspondents %
forward their commQnies1Sus " hin through HaTnden 4
Co.'S Express, Wal-sl yfsyEa, lhry VIII be for.
~srde1. os Sen
ADVERTISEMENTS for ne NewspS2ers Of ali ne
N Clues and pr.nc1p towns IN the Coualry daily
set,rd AZ tie cfoe Of V. r. PALMER us Axsri "a TIA
fruns Seedlings, where ne rkpefs ca 10 sscn 90 dc
sis
SOUTHERN AND w KSTkKN Merchants arc DsT.
SuenAry requested call al III faions a. and examine
arteie Asi Dc sold - every family In The Union
laim. C. ALDEN
pRtTANNIA CANDLEsTICkS-B riiEnria. MAJ
Id el ana Chsm5er Cand estc 81 manufactured and for
sale, wholesale and retail, 81 s Bsrang-sAp, BY
meeSs LUclus HART, lsie BosIdnAa 4 Hsr.
DATENT MANILA Enyelop AID Wrapping Pa
Z pers Of al sixes for ssle BE-
mis- iw BrKNAF 4 sABcocK. us Fsisou-H
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GRAIN BAGs.-HeATy cotton twllled Two bashsl
VI Grain Bags. 2 inches b. " inches, .o1 ssle Ia los
suif exporters, by
ul7 IL. PARRISH PRICE. Phiiaaslphis
OWEN & HCRLBCT'- PAPERs.-Ihs SUI
Oscnbers oder Tor sac Of ghese superior
za1 desirable papers he marufae lowest prces
ml6 ~ CYRUS w. FIELD 4 CO. 5ar.ingshp.
BLANK BOOK PAPERS. Of al kiba-, Tor sale By
Dm!siw BURsAP BABcocK. IFS Falton-sL
ETEAN PUWER-Tc ~ ~ll3fooas Apply 81 Nc
- ~ feoIe-svsus-, ecpss q fvsay -kae-st IA s1a'
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France.

A report is credited that England Austria,
Prussia and Russia have just protested against the soye
reigny Of the Bey Of Tunis Il Is ssc said nat this
protest will be published IN a few dsys"
Six irst-clsss French steamers have been order.
ed 10 the mouth OF the Mediterranean, for the ostsns
bic reason Of assisting ships bound 70 FEsnee
bat the real otse Il stated 10 be sdesre On the par Of
France prevent the -Idrg Of any troops IN Portugal
IRON the Italian States % ioin the Migaelltes
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I,AGLE HARBOR MINING COMPANIES
LLee hereby given hal a. assessment q one eoilH
each share Of DE cspiiA stock q ne Eagle Haroor
Aprn. lSf, a. my once. BY order 81 ne 6c-ra Ir2s
lees. HENRY DOI1t Secretary AID IrrAsr.
Detroit. March :. isf7. mlS In
CRANE a CO.'S COLORED PAPERs-The
OsRbseribsrs sole Ag-rts Tor New orr o1eI Tor sac
~ sgP-rene glazed eoored Papers o. he
above ceroraled manufacture src can recommend thel
- equal 10 any IN he mAket
mls2s CYRUS ". FlSLD CO. Barllrgsip-
DRITlNNIA sPOO>S-TAole and Tea SpOols
~ direct from he 1factoy f1rs1o1 y ne tf1ae -
he lowest prices. a. Blrling-slp,hy
n2o& LuClUS HAKT. late B0srdmAn HArt
RRITkNNIA TEA-PoTs-A large sssortzieni Of
~ Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots !Aies patterns Sr sse
a. Bgrsag clip, ~ LuClUs HART,
m2DS isie 3osfdmaa Hart
pAPkR-Wri..ag eoo. Pi.aIns I'D pe~s, fos sale %
u mis- Nv BuHSAP BABcoCk, lis Frlscn-ss.
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Drn GOODS.


WINTER GAtMENTs-The balance OF our stock
w ~ winter garments comprising OvercoAis, Sacks,
Cosks ana Business Coats will be sold Al greatly reduced
price, WM. T. JENNINGS 4 co.
~ n 23l Broadway. American Hotel
S,TARK sHEETINGs.-0 balos 81 inch heavy
- brown from stak Mills, this day received, for sale by
MO NEsMiTH co. 81 and g Pine-st
DLANKETs--SO bales fine family Blankets OF various
- sizes. For sale BY . , -, oil. -, nj, .
NIL NESMIih W. - alu . Z .1e-sS
-HIRTING sTRIPEs-A superior article suitable
MO - NEsMITH CO. 50 aud 81 Pine-st
DROWN DRILLs-27S bales from the stsrs Mills,
- very heavy, and suitable Tor bags For sale by
nils EESMlTH co. 50 and % Pinest
NIERRIliACk BLUE PRINTS, just received
wi from Lowell slso blue and blue and orange fIhN
from The Suffolk aud Clyde Print Works, for sale oy
3f CT. HARRIS, 46 Exchange Place.
NJERTS0 CI-sIMFRE--s0 cases Merno Cassi-
wi meres u various Qualities comprising every VHeJ
~ {. r HARRIS. 70 ETchAnge-plaee.
A MEKICAN NANkEBNs-in 10 yard pieces, var
hrauted 10 be Anufsc afed f0m Georgia Nenkeen cot
on fo ssle by liil c. y. HARRIS % tkchsnge-psce.
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THE ANNALIsT

"
A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE in tho Cry
N of New-York Edited by William c. Roberts, NJ d.
No u of this invaluable Journal Is now published.
CONTENTS
T. Clinioue Of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
H. Reports OF Newly ofk Med snd Surg. Society.
III. Reports Of NeW-York Pathological Society
" Theatrical Performances a. the n \. state Lunauc
Asylum BY D. Tilden Brown NJ. d.
V. Chnique Of the University OF New-lofk.
VI n Y. Academy Of Medicine
Wi. EplToR's TABiE-Acadefny o. Medicine No. L.
Remarkable CAse-ranfOnnatOn " the human body INTO
Adpocere The inhalation Of s1lphuTic Eher IN England
and else y here. photographed Notices 49,
MIC DANIEL ADEE, i07 FutonsL N-w-fork
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
LNROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted ex-
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ward H. Dixon, NJ D. PIP. SIS price 81 IS The New
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Tribune Evening Post, Mirror, Ango-AmercAn, Albion
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Ctrcnssia.

After two years Of the most perfect tran
quity which permitted the Russians to direct their
enrre efforts against sshanyl the famous chief OF
the Tschstschenses and Lcsgans. war has again com
neneed on the borders OF the Black Sea and OF the
KoubAn A body OF 1000 mountsmeers attacked the
iorsress Of aga Many Of the Russian garrison were
killed but the sssslsnts eventu ally sepnlsed.
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pAGS-The hsxhesJ mrkes prices Ps-a n sssh for
IsRaEs. Bsggtne B..e Rope Cuttings, Ggnny bsgsirg,
Grsss Rope Csavas s1d 81 Other kirds q rs2ef
ssrers' st5cs - CYRUS w FIELD co.
lTly BEriIns slir.
WARRINGTON a RICHARDS, Agssss 33sr tie
w h1-uun lron aac 9i1rs fForLt tkyc rrfo y "a
y lGi.ns s1r- csss Iron Rilss A. Nhiop vins 'rs
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN
By pilot boat sylph Dist inst, 50 miles 81 Of srnegat
whale ship Julia from Sandwich Islands for Bedford
5000 bbls OIL -
The ship Elisha Dennison, hence for Mexico WA
passed on Saturday. By the plot oost Commerce
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DAPKR WAREHOUSE, rs Fallon.sl -BI

DIAPER WAREHOUsE,Il rs Falson 81 -bU K sS-Al
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Binders Trunk, Bonnet Pres and Carpet Boards sole
Agents or The sss Of Paie1 Manila Enveop and Wrap
Ping Papers; Patent SE1d-papsr Stock Boston Music
and Plate Papers 6i~aching sails, U.Ira Name fel
90 g. - for psper-maksTs Sse. NizeOsd
CIRCUI.AR.-I Jake the liberty % inform ny friends.
- snd public IN general, hat he tIm q w n DE-
GROOr CO dissolved on he q FEB ls-t and hat
hsye removed 10 ~, NssssasL where shall eontinle
the cloh.ag busnsss usual portion Of he public
patronage i respectfully solicited
JOHN P. BRITT0S, - Falton-st
PS Tie cutting department = u1der the sole Grec-
ton Of W W Parsels ne well known cutler Of TIE ais
erm Of W. H. De Grsoi Co. ~ ln' J ?. BRl1TOS
TO DENTI-TS--The Subscriber ass t1st received =
cement without mercay) for hlng Teeth, Invented
ssd recently improved u The hs S1rgcz Denls1
IN the world. II believed % be he best sIlce of ne
kod offered lie Profession Fof sale he Dsn.A
dep6g Of JOSEPH 7. MUkPHEl.
81 I'm So Broadway.
Orders BY NAL accompanying ons Dollar have a.
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- FOX SALE-A neal Cottage and bare, via aoos.
- four and htf % good laad plessanily saset
- IN he town Of New Rochelle. on Neymsn ,-asena-
within hall ue OF steamboat aBdins, and about ma
distance FROM he New Hsvea sDd N-~Yoss Ralfoed-
There good well Of the basement cocfs snc
number q fruit tees. Ac- II hes good view % VIC
Sound and surrounding country Eor IA theF particulars
inquire Of LIZ COZ Mt \ BARTON
Nv A.,..eile LsnilAk.
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EpiNBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA.

A COMPLETE eel OF the Edinburgh Encyclopedia II
N rs volumes bound Ia hslf Russs, for sac cheapby
MO MARK Il. NEWMAN 4 co. lal BIoa1Nsy.
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hoa.~assp~rs and others Is particularly called 70
patent sa snt zen screw bedssgad, which dfs~ ~ "a
a.lun a. he lals All Of Inc Anercan irsi2o - -
renowned Goa wholesale And fstAiL
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~ F,,H s<l.E-A very desirable country resdeae,
3 stiu.ed n The village oi Nyeck on lh- ~est hsnk ~
sA he Hudson river, 50 miles from the ely q
Ns.Ynrk win which there !. communicative ny s'esn
osttvsics day said house y two stories hgh anout =
f.t b 90 On ree lots Of ground So feet BY ~ each oesun
s,Iv tia ont With Trees grape vines shrshbery kc
v, sa.irshs resiAence for gcule8sn doing boslRess
la tns city. Far farther particulars, irQuireot
MS s.eisw MN W TODD, y frcni-st cor. Oid-siip.
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L ais w BuSsxP sABeocK, lis Fal.Oa-ss-
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a "A THE LARGEST AssO1ss
Il Il meri Of Bedsteads, Beds, MIN
vi LAD; ;::I !, 2 ss:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31

An INDIAN SpEEcH.-The following is
the address of Oshkosh, the Menomineee
Chief, 10 the agent, at the last payment of
the Indian annuity.
My great father, all that you see of us
are here. Now we want to smoke-give
us some tobacco.
Father, open your ears that you may
hear, and when speak, take down in
words all have to say. Eth, ho, hah.-
And believe what have to say, father, if
You don't it's no use for me to speak. |
want you to understand thata Indian speaks
with one tongue. Nature has given him
only one--but you speak with two-pretty
long ones at that.
Father, am an Indian, and | know
not my A, b, C,-but when say anything
i is as good as cash. Father, when you
come next year, don't disappoint us, but
bring US all our monies-don't assemble us,
unless you being it all. Eth, ho, haiti
Green Bay Advocate.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31
WAR Department..

The forces employed in the prosecution
Of the war isset down At 3,536-of which
2l,509 are regulars. This force is distri-
buted as follows.
With Maj. Gen. Scott. and belonging to
his columns including the troops en- route.
at Tampico, al and ahou, Vera Cruz, and
on the line thence 10 his head quarters, the
aggregate force is estimated at 81, l56.
With Maj. Gen. Tavlor. at the several
posts under his immediate command, il is
about 6,727. In Santa Fe, and on the Or
egon and Santa IL routes and in the Indian
country, there are about 1904.
The force in tie Ca!iFolnias is about l.
0l9, including goo now on the way to that
country.
There are no means in the department of
calculating the deductions winch ought To
be made for sickness, disability and other
casualties but the effective force is consid-
erahiy below the foregoing estimates.
The Secretary states the actual strength
OF the 20 Regiments composing the regular
Army, 81 1913 and says ii viii require u
3Sl enlisted men to fill up the army 10 the
limit fixed by law.
buTlig me past year, the recruits enllSl~
ed for the Is old regiments amount TO | :
0sl, and those for the 10 new regiments
provided by Congress are 1882.
The volunteers in service consists Of %
regiments : battalIions, and 80 companies
not organized into regiments or hattallions,
but the rank and file ofall these do not pro-
baby exceed 1000 men. The volunteers
have been SO reduced by the CASUALTIES of
the service, that TO give those serving for
the war their complete organization, will
require an addition of about $500 men.
The attcmptto enlist volunteers under the
act OF Congress, 10 fill up the companies iii
service has not been successful, only S2I
having been procured. Congress is asked
to authorize a bounty upon volunteer re-
cruits, SO as to place them on the same
footing as recruits, for the regular army.
The Secretary calls earnestly on Con-
grcss for ten additional regiments or regu-
lar forces for tie war. He also thinks
that the cXigen>.cs Of the war may
require larger force than can be brought
into the field, including the proposed new
regiments, and urges that authority should
be given to accept the services of more
volunteers. The number he thinks should
not be restricted to less than 10000.