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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

The Taylor party have nominated a full ticket in
Berks county Penna.
At the Broome county democratic convention, held
at Binghampton, the 23d inst George Dusenb bury Of
windsor WAS nominated TO represent the county Ia the
next annual Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

| OCEAN SrEAMsHIPs.-THR LAUNCH OF THE
HERMANN-The splendid new steamship Her
mann will be launched at half past one o'clock
this afternoon, from the ship yard of Westervelt
& Mackay, at the foot of Seventh street, East
river. II will be magnificent sight.
The first of the Ocean Steam Navigation
Company's ships having been named after the
Father of America, they have called the second
the Hermann" after the Father of Germany,
in compliment to our German fellow citizens,
who have SO nobly contributed their aid towards
the undertaking, and as an appropriate acknowl.
edgment OF the substantial proofs given to us of
the friendship of the city of Bremen and the
German States generally, and of the enthusiasm
with which they have welcomed the establish
ment Of direct steam mail line between the
United States and Germany.
This new steamship has for her figure-head a
beautifully carved full length figure of the colossal
statue OF Hermann, the Cheruscan chief who van
pushed the Roman legions under varus, and to
whose memory that statue was raised on the
battle ground, some 1900 years after the event,
by the united contributions Of all Germany, thus
becoming one of the symbols of German nation
aity in our days. As such the name was cho-
SEN and if the deeds Of the chief that bore it be
less familiar to us, yet we know that every Ger
man looks upon that name with pride as that of
the hero, who broke the yoke of Imperial Rome,
and saved his country from becoming Roman
province.
To Hermann's famous victory over varus we
owe the preservation Of those peculiarly Teuto-
mic laws and institutions, which were carried to
England by the Anglo-Saxons, and which are
now the beast Of that country and of this. Those
who may be present at the launch this afternoon,
will recollsct these facts, and look upon the Her
mann and her fgure-head with the deepest in
terest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

On Friday last boy II years Of age, named jackson
Foster, drawn between two wide wheels which re-
vove at distance Of two and half inches from each
other, In grist mill OF Frendship, Aneghany county
The entire body Of the led passed between The wheels
and Of eaursa caused instant desth II h wcrhy Of re-
marx, Mat the skin resssses nabrehea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

your boots shoes Iones Ann
the Museum You there good bots for 81 30
be purchased for ST. Quite saving he also sells
frat so which usually sold for s. Double
soed waterproof boots at IS and SO co. Jones hs;
the system OF doing ss-ight and small
profits. Ali goods purchased at Ann st. warranted to
give entire satisfaction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

ls &cTn Sc artc 50 celebrated II wondrous riff
cacy in the cure of all Nervous Dsorde such kheuma
sm Bronchitis Tic D,oleux, Dysgepa Asthma Nenony
epcy Of Nervous and Pnysc Energy &c are only
be obtained 1872 Doadwsy between John and
MAIDEN Lane Druggist Drug store has the genuine Dr.
Chre article Pamphlets and testimonial be had gratis.
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New books,

M, rrsyn REVOLVING ALMANAC BY Bronson Bah.
rho examines 10 VIII purchase a. WV"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

rcaiJoha w. Creation Goa II edar set-up stairs
hav the largest and best assortment Of Gold Pens be found
10 the city, aud their mpch than those of any
other The attempt made by others to monopoze the
trade make the pay high price for an
inferior aicie has failed and those who wish good article
allow price, can find il at Creation Co. who selling
Pens and sses AZ from IS cents upward The PEI sold else
where at 50 Tor So the genuine Albert q Bagleyn
stamped s73 only silver pencil Included Gold Pens
repaired.
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Cold paus-Geuuine Diamond Points, are

20 80 Joha at cor Nassau can be bought at any
other house The pnre VIII adj
al this essbshmcpt Of selecting from the greatest
ety be found in the city In addition those OF
he own mapucfure they hive extensive of
selected Pens OF Together with gold and
silver Pen and Pencil Cases OF su perior STYLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

Bro dvsy seems to all the comp ents the publc
mN dtsey tor u important thai and stanRers
shout DC made swa'e OF the place where Ihsy oaa OBJ
si GSgsGsa " toe sFsi has ardoabedg made gest in
gefeIa3tu u ,hs a aud w6 sincerely IycomYesY n u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30
" Give me Hat IN the Shape that I lovs.v-

Knox's New Fall Fashion Of Gentlsmens Has The
style peculiar for beauty, graceful appropriateness all
expressions OF countenance and the eence OF
the stock from WHICH the Hats nanusca I'd Every body
who respects knoxs Autumn Fashion for 8fT will
perceive by the peculiarly % the nap AID the and
lasting gloss of the entire ousd fab h il made fthe
finest material The shape novel and peasi the
$50 Ct Call on KNOX I2s Fulton 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30

Emo Cutlorys-Vho undersigned call the at
enon Of those Of the above their
Among which viii! be found some Of the beautiful pat
terms of pocket and Knives imported this country
Also, Choice Razors, warranted for sale At
g. SAUNDERS & SON, lit Broadway,
few days shove Courtlandt street.
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whether in Jersey, Brooklyn, wiiamsburgl or In on,
~go aheadn city OF Gotham

whsthsr U JeFssy BfookIyn, WnhAms6urgi, or In
Ego ahead" city Of Gotham.
THE FRAcAs IN CRY HALL.-we are requested to
state that the MIR Cook reported In yesterdays Herald
engaged 10 alteration in the City Hail. rela
ton to william M Cook, Eco, who Ia now and has
been for several years. clerk In the County Clsrks
ONCE
DEATH FROM HEmoRRHAoE-Coroner Walters was
called last evening to hold inquest ut No Tx Nor.
folk street. the body of Csthsrine Smith, aged 80
years q native of Germany who gave birth to child in
the morning and died shortly afterwards from hemor-
rhsge
ACCIDENTAL DRowNIS0.-Ths Coroner held an in
quest on the body Of Israel Jarvis, native OF Long
island aged years. Gently bosrdsr No 267 South
street. and who yesterday morning found floating
in the water foot Of Jefferson street. Verdict
death by drowning
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Annual Diocesan Convention or the Proteatant
Episcopal Church.

FIRST DAY
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese
of New York. assembled yesterday morning in st Johns
Chapel and the number of delegates present very
large The annual sermon was delivered by the Rev.
DR. Price, Of st Stephens Chur,h from t'xt con
tanned in the part Of the 10th 18th chapter
Romans follows =" Be kindly anectonea one to ano-
Their . .
sacrament after which
The senior Presbyter present, the Rev Dr. Lyel, OF
Christ Church. took the chair
The Rev Benjamin II Haigbt, secretary Of the last
years convention, called the names OF the clergy
entitled seats and having concluded called over the
list churches entitled to representation the dele
gates Of which presented their credentials which were
examined and passed upon. -,
constitutional quorum being present the convention
went into an election for President and the Rev Dr.
Creighton, Of Tarrytown, was unanimously elected.
recoeosion Of tbe Kindness heretofore shown to
doubted not that 1t would be extended to him on TINS
occasion He expressed wish and hope mat TINS woud
the last occasion that he would cansdert his duty 10
ask such indulgence and that the next would
be presided BY the officer eonstitutionay enedto
fill the ofacs to which he had just been elected
The Rev Mr. Haight then unanimously chosen
Secretary, and the Rev. Mr. Rowland Treasurer
The President then announced the following named
gentlemen AZ members Of the standing committees,
vz:-
On the Incorporation Of Churches-Hon saml. Jones,
VIM. L. johnson, and Francis Barrett Esq
On the Diocesan Fund-Rev. Orsamus II. Smith, Rev.
VIM. Richmond, Hen. Jonathan Burnett Cyrus Curtis,
On the Treasurers Report-J A. Constant, Gerrit g.
Van Waggenen and VIM. c. Hssbrouck, Esq.
On the Theological Semfnary-Rev. John Brown,
DID,, Rev. Reuben Sherwood, ID, and William H.
Harrison Jno. r. Livingston and Anthony B. Mcdonald
Esqrs.
On Canons-Rev. Jonathan M. Wainwright, d D.,
Rev. Lot Jones, Rev Edward N Mead and David B. Og
den, Gulian c. Verplanck, and Samuel Jones' Esqrs.
The following inspectors Of Elections were likewise
announced by the Chair
For the Standing Committee-For the Clerical Votes
-kev MIR. Pardse. and Mr. Cornelius Oakley. For the
Lay Votee-Rev. Mr. Vinton and Dr. Stesrns
For the Lay Provisional Dsputy to the General Con-
uention-For the Clerical Votes-Rev w. l.. johnson
and Mr.. Isaac Seymour. For the Lay Votes-Rev Mr.
Hunter and Mr. A. King
For the Mssionary Committee-For the Clerical
votes-Rev. Mr.. Marcus and Mr. John K Livingston -
For the Lay Votes-Rev Nr. Diller and MI Benjamin
NJ. Brown
On motion, the convention adjourned to O'Clock this
morning.
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Travelling Dressing Cases The Subscribers
respectfully call the attention Of the public their
Of the above each pattern containing articles OF the most con-
nient Of real utility perform the duties
W. '' b SAUNDERS & SON.
III Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
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INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT cEMETERIE
For the twsnty.four hours ending at 6, p. M, Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26
RELIEF For IRELAND.

We undsrsla;.i ,ha, al the meeting On Monday
nish! upwards # 1900 dollars were aiken up
and Ia. The collection a. St. PANS Church on
Sunday amounted 10 $50 dollars
Tn Tuesday Captain Dimmock's Fireworks al
tie Annoy "wcn, CT most brilliantly, some
five hundred persons having eaieled the yard,
paying iwen:y f-e Gems fer he leliti al Ireland.
We are glad 10 hear,hat Captain Dimmock yes
'e'day deposited 10 dollars (the proceeds) in one
9; The Banks, 10 he credit Of ihis noble charity
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY anG riti ne adgice and consent n SIC Sena'e.
franklin ricrcc, u New Hampshire 10 he co
lionel OF infantry
Timothy I. AnoI.ws. 81 he District vi Cuium-
bla 10 be colone oI infantry
Aoner B. Thompson. .; Inc State Of Maine. 10
be lieutenant! coionr oi irianrY.
Joseph Z. Johnston. .! he corps ol ,oposra-
Phical engineers 70 b. lieutenant colonel 81 n!an-
Try.
Hefe fellows a long list Of apo ailments viz:
major Of infantry from Vermont; captans oil
infantry IRON Prnnst i:an,a ard IRON khcde
Island ! irst iiertcnants 81 infantry hon Penn
sylvania, and lton Rhole Island 7srcond liec-
tenants Of infantry from Pennsylvania; captain
Of dragons rom Pennsylvania, John Butler, J
and from Maryland, (Rich'd i. n!errick, son
OF Ex-senator M-rick;) | rirsi lieutenant OF dra-
socn- from Pennsylvania, and from Mar land,
(Waet II. Jenifer. son Of Es- Minister Jcniter J
! second lieulenan! Of Dragons iforn penn>yiva-
MIA. and from Maryland
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. = ~ -
NOOK TO rRE SENATE"

From the Indications 10 lie lower House 81 The
Virginia Legislature Oh "Wednesday last, :ela.
live 10 4 delegate ION Alexandria III conJuuc-
| ion with Fairfax county, ii would seem here is
some probability HAT oui poor Oh county IS 10
. be Sill further Il s;faDchisrd by attaching j. Ia
Aesaaind in zen CT il i well known ii ere is q
.vhig msJol,iy Il severa hua!red. 10 In,
nnion u The NO counties IN sens ne delegate
Jointly 10 lie Legislature a ,o'emn protest is en-
tered bY many ciIiz-Es ot Faihas
Il is known beyond sispuIr. !i.e, lofn.efy faif-
lax had tao delegates, aad LouGoun ,uo Also
En-; upon The adoption u The new Constitution,
ore 81 the delegates u Fairfax was added 10 Lou
douE. lea9ins Fiiif,s with one only.
Ia addition r. ms. Fai!ax Id, tera e:einay
ukci 10 Locdaur, Old r.dera l.oudoun, thr
my eonaiy Ia liz State li.at ya.ed agalns Jei-
.cfson, a miI->!ont aronni our neca,, with
majority .. about thousand IN the Senatorial
ana Cunsles iunaI Dislricts--and GoW. by WAY
.. ;.s.lara;n. il is r. pasrt. 10 lie MS 10 Acxan
iria county with All additional majority 81 se:e-
ri Hundred Whias. ard thereby rub IL Of every
remaining ye,l'gs .! iieuy III honsh . long
colnec 81 wi!h an ayer>fadoued hy Loudoun,
yet We ccu,l Sug,.e ines elect Democratic men-
brr, bn; adj ~ nov 10 AieAaaria is Is oppose ..
and VT are forever dehaTfed y. even that small
privilege.
Il i. trce many d u IL. noi OBJECT 20 A,exan.
,,Ta returning to The 90 Dominion. hu, sc haa
no i.en no; the mos ,.i>ran that reiTSccssun waa
10 ~ cuGscm,aasd II uur expense exclusively,
AID b; our prcsIatlon
We permitted A.csa a2i:d 10 return, because
her Citizens desired i they have returned, have
been efafei, ami now. il would scent they wish
10 enjoy every political advantage possible al
our expense. Suppose Alexandria should re-
main as she is, without delegate, until 1850
town had remained rarl 0: Ire District. Alex
an1ria could not have returned 10 Virginia. had
il not have been BIZ lie aid 81 The Democratic
parry ia Congress, nor can she row rob Fairfax
81 is small vr.tse Of liberty, unless aided by the
Democratic Legislature cf Vlrsinia-ant. hea-
ven knows. VIC enjoy now but liulc political ii.
betty in the county. There are but three Demo
cratic magistrates Ia the county, and all ap-
poInlmen,s are made on party grounds and DOW,
10 cap The climax, II is proposed 10 add US 10
Alexandra, with majority O! several hundred
Wing voters 10 entirely oyerwhem rs. Rather
than this gross and siaIine outrage should BIZ
psrpelraled, We beg OF The Legislature 10 Top Us
OF and throw us into The Potomac, and if that
cannot he tcne, and Alaaandfia raCsl have e.
lcgate al our expense, give her one. and give u,
nuHe-ior We had Thousand time, rather have
M delegate Than 10 have oEe with Alexandria,
with her large Wing majority. % subject US IL
eternal defeat and notification. As lie Lower
House has, therefore, forgotten and abandoned
us we pray al Inc Senate 10 Permit US 10 lock 10
il for Comfort, aid and protection.
Fairfax Co., Va, Feb. o. FAIRFAX
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| BE il further enacted, That 10 secure Ia Inc
said city OF Wheeling The benefits d! the West
eIn terminus all parts nf the said railroad Ire
tween the Monongalia river and said terminus
shall b. opened ior the transportation Of freight
and passengers simultaneously; aud tic assrc.
gate charge hr Toll ard iran. ponaion upon
freight and passengers respectively, shall he tie
same between Baltimore aad any point CT aid
ro.d, within direct distance oi IRE miles i ON
The Ohio liver, as between Ba.tmL. ami w heel
ing
Tie amcsdmca, vas astced 10 ~ ihs follow
inc vote:
ArE.-aiessrs. CusIis, E;n~n al A., Ham, row,iI,
MrDearmon, scrirps, Eurwe, thompson al Boetourt,
Bamhrick Macln Harrison q; brunswick hiorris Mos.
ri Fay-tto and Nicholas. Evans, sman street, Tar
per- Lrake Calwrll Sinra llieIi, 1hou ps0E of iamp
shire, Ddraro Lancaster, billiard, Goodwin, Thompson
oi Jcfurrnn Patrick, Gaines, Gresham, Richmond,
S,hoo;ty Pn;ndeNcr. Eimunason o Lnnsnbarr, Hanks,
Oldham. Wa.goutr. Wil:iims, Brown q; Mohoagalia,
.irnr, Oliver Edeinr'"n paw, Iatnm Syme, anier,
Tmnstail, cack;ry, Cooke Anderson. 'anir Strothcr
Mayo Harper. McElhennry, Morrison, Homer, Castle
i:an AID Step.ensontb
NoEs-Mrssrs. Junss IL Chesterfield, tSpeske- } Fin
nty, LlyEe. Shelley, Johnson, Byrd, Boah, Small Ben
nett, Brcack, Slaughter Thompson II Dinwldde, CHS
mar. Scoil, Smith, Wa;l, larson white, Janas Of ClnG
rss'rr, Carroll aaj"r Lee, bcncaa, Howard, Hnnter
Wallace, Eallafd, Harrison ~ Loncnnn, Mcintyre
Raymond, Brea,htd, Kelly, Newton, Waits, iI1pper
VERIFY, Nrims, MCPHERSON. Newman, fnifar, Tyler,
Hiii Of hrrand.a S,,eksy. Tarc, Good s,n ii"Iiany
Hargrnv~ freeman, Ba,irls, Gillespie, Chandler and
Floyd-5 n.n.,,cro,, .., .,.
MI EpuiNu ~; ihoses ~ .,in.''n ~ s''i-
KIM 'u u ,iir = =. - ae luz
e. Dy WI ~ - E"' "'' az wy WIN Ear
liin're III hT ON 'lhs aI' h>e'' i"'n /" 10 ahv
fo'"' Iis'an' u'oie h"o ~ '''es ~ 1'iec' ine
rom me ONO ii''i' ih'ie y" y, s2.', gaze 'h'h
Tor Transportation " travel ifn.a v Keeling 10
iina,,- IA eat,.rtcIo h, r.xnrc-
u'sy ,, ~ si'.rn '.ipi'' Wa s''pu w.
at Efoi4Na io.S ieiitei ho'eo 10 anieHu
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enough IL transport the luggage aud provisions
10. he entire force now here. There was an ar
rival during HE day from The Blazos, and orders
IL get all he wagons III readiness may have GENE
ir IN Gen Sect
Gen. Patterson has issued his order wilh regard
10 The exorhanl demands ii the Mexieans and
rents an all dues Will have - come down 10 their
original ue.
The Conceal says, TIA, he has had information
that The vas mach Neglect Of duty on Inc par
Of The Officers ard crew If The Ondiaka, ard lha!
he shall, scep the,. in custody until III matter Is
ihvcsisa ell.
The n :. npco Scn,ia-l, an American paper,
will 20 he rounds !,r The first lime today.
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Carroll and Dromgoole. The committee then
proceeded 10 vote on amendments
The two first provisos of Mir. Winthrop we're
rejected, bu. The third was adopled-65 10 S.
Several other amendments were adopted, and
the committee lose.
The Amendments OF Mr.. Winthrop, which
were adopted in committee ofihe whole were dis.
agreed TO by the House--yeas rs. nays l2G.
Other amendments ~ The committee were
agreed 10, l2l 10 54-ane the bill passed, l5a 10
90.
Communications were received from The
Stale, Treasury and Navy Departments, which
were read and ordered 'ohe printed.
Several bills,ifom the Senate were received,
read twice, and referred.
A resolution was adopted 10 meet hereafter a,
IL O'Clock, A. NJ. House adjourned.
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- - 1885, :
n q I a. D.

/ HAVE ihi- day associated with me Mr. JAMES 4
TRiCE, Who has been n my employment 10. severn!
years, and viii continue business HI old stand
ner ri lhh and Gary streets. under the STYLE of WM
ANDERSON q CO., fnr the purpose Of conducting 9
Wholesale Grocery and General Eomm.--ion business
for the sale Of Groseries Domestic Goods Colon Vans
SC we'll n the staple products and minerals 81 Tic
Stnis; and have engaged lilo services nf Mr. DAVID
ANDERSON, Jr 10 conduct the eroreIv. ',o" -.
ouali6ca,ion n, ,s. pi.nch Of tho business
well known make n necessary Ia statr thea. We
have al.n made mn arrangement with Sr FRED. An
DERSON 10 aid ~ TIE management of the iobarco de
pattb,ert who hi- long been famh'r and iL;im1tely
acquainted with his branch OF business
Liberal advances viii he made IN rnn-icnmsnts Of
groceries domestic Goods. tobacco, wheat, corn, pig
lron and any article. Of general trade.
February ISL loi7 WM. ANDERSON, il
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TUESDAY, FssauAsy %, 1877.

TIE bin fixing the time Tor the act regulating
LIE carrying u passengers 10 merchant vessels to
ahe effect, was Introduced by MIR. Davis and
PISSED.
T E bill 10 purchase The Madison papers; also,
liz / |. 10 refund 10 the States thai have furnish.
ID supplies and uanspouations TO volunteers b.
iofe mustered into the service OF The Govern
ment and The bill TO provide FOR the transporia.
ton o, The mail to Oregon, were taken up and
passed.
The Lii organizing ten regiments was then
akeG up
An amentmen, allowing paymas.ers' clerks
seven hundred dollars per annuln, was rejected
An amendment allowing Dragons the same
bounty as tie other regiments, was agreed 10.
An amendment requiring paymasIers OF W.
iuniecr> Ia he hereafter submitted 10 The Senate
lof confirmation, was agreed 10.
the bill was thea ordered 10 be englossed for
| a lhirt reading
The que,;ila, on The reception OF John A. Bat
rvs pcii'ioD, was laid un the latle.
The three miiiica bill was taken up. Mr..
Evans made strong speech against The war; he
Neiie'ed The luigmen. OF he people was against
u. Nerher national honor nor national interest
demanded lis prosecution. He should vote Tor
supplies with reluctance and shonld mol vote for
me 'hree million bill, because he die moi think il
'u';e!,o bling about peace.
Nj! Breese followed, and defended the war and
lie administration.
Mr.. Benton will speak Tomorrow, and will be
followed by Mr.. DAVIS.
IL seems 10 bs understood, b! general consent,
ld' 'he vote on he bill shall be taken by SaluI-
Gay.
ihe oeha'e Then went into Executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
tsouloh lar The appointment, Of a commit
investigate me Charges male by Mr. Nor
The hlsl business.
Nv VT. hun' OF Michigan, and not Mr.. Cola
INV Understood who The member meant.
w; NUM- made statement, from which il ap-
s'"'e 1hat he holds nine shares OF mineral
',his' being worth Is dollars. and denied az had
y" .Ne o'her members OF the committee, any inle-
gu o' improper action whatever.
n va m discussion took place between
Msst> htnnedy Of Indiana. McClelland, MOI
d"' Hunt Mr.. Morris disclained having
-'ls'a any member vi the committee with i'm.
PY' motives, but had said, and now believed
'e 'onuence OF gentlemen determined 10 gel
nts>'"n ofihe mineral lands, had reached the
.T,'i'e The resolution was laid on the table
Il. ' S resolution OF MIR. Thompson calling on
ny s,e'earv OF War for information Of reason
.,.r we mississippi regiment Of volunteers were
.."'ed Ion the u. 5. Barracks during lheir
NY, Mafy ceay al New Orleans, with an amend
mo-: Mt Ashmun, was considered, and on
,sh SiOn o. Mr.. James Thompson, was laid on the
''1 re oy Toie oiS5 TO 65.
VIII .he noose then went into committee oil the
we, n' MI Tibbals in the chair.
CONF; "e ueoa'e on the army appropriation bill was
~'''nued by Messrs. Norris OF New Hampshire
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,nr Mc k,nQit:far

TOT nc FHYVItI
The Democratic Republicans OF Heurco coun.
u, lrio are a.tual re.d.aiS He1e!E are requested
Ia meet al Henrico County Court House, al II
o'clock on Monday nexi, ihe Is, OF March, HAT
being Cour day, 70 IaHe measures 70 express or
sralimeGI. 10 relation 10 sustaining The admins
ration ana iof,Ee vigorous prosecution o. the war;
also 20 express oaf sentiments III relation 10 IA.
course OF The u. ). Senate, in the yrannirai
measures they have recently adopted, in exncilins
The editor II The Union IRON he privileged seat.
IN the foof Of lha' body. thereby >uikins blow
Al The freedom 'fhc press Ii will also De neees-
sary ir us 10 meet together 10 lake sUm- action
10 rrieiehce 10 Tie approaching election N lhis
CoEgTesscha Dsiicl
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So-ssars,sersI,jn.

We have this day formed d connraiun IN business =,
stated in above advertisement, and trlst that the ar
rang~mcnt We have made viii for the concern
generally WM. ANDERSON, )s..
las. a. TRlCE.
Frhrnar. lst. iea7-c2aafs