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seven.-one from each county aud the cy-was appoint
ed to wal, on MT Bolts. and Inform HIM Of his
and request his presence at the meeting.
Comniuee-Messp. Royal OF Powhaian, Daniel Of
Richmond, Hsekeu Of Louisa. Ferguson OF Goochland
Capt Perrin OF Hanover who having retired in few
minutes returned and introduced Mr. Bolts meeting
Mr. Bots accepted tho nomination short address TO
the meeting delivered in his usual eloquent and eneourag
ing manner.
And then, on motion, tho Convention adjourned sins
die. JOS. M. SHEPPARD P,..id.n,
SAN'L T. PutiIAN Soc'y
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Correspondence. of the Baltimore Patriot.

rrl..-,, NEW YORK, Jan. t. 7. NJ.
ne WIND has CT anRed the eastward and foreign adj
wees rom the par kot ships looked Tor hourly
ooon conn ues to have upward tendency in price
"e saes 'o-'Iay reach 900 bales
our firm but active, shippers requiring lower rates
Yen seIers willing to accept-Westerni held at so
sSo, and Southern at S525. New in good demand
al 'Sci small parcel OF Jersey oats brought 4lc and
small parcel barley 45c. Last sales Of pork at 80 and
ii So Whiskey dull 23a235c drudge casks and ibis
Whaebone
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" The election Of Mr.. X. VI. T. HuNrER TO the Senate
does not seem TO give unsloyed comfort" TO the Old
hunkers, who seem think that he will not be AZ ready
on all occasions TO 81 aid the Administration as Governor
Smith would have been Indeed understood that the
Administration particularly desired tho defeat of Mr. Hun
ter-a fact which doubtless induced large number of
Wings to vote for him. For part while we have
not changed our opinion the line of policy which
1t became the Wings to pursue, in this election we must
defer TO the better judgments OF those ,~ho ored from U.s.
Indeed, caught ourselves the Injection while in the
House, and we are not that had held a seat in
that body and had been necessary to defeat the
Gubernatoral nominee, should not have given il for
the successful candidate MIR Hunter though belonging
TO school OF impraccables and absiracuons is beev
ed to be conservative in his opinions and to that extent
preferable to of the other wing of his par,v who
IN their zeal TO carry the Of the
for the time being, lose sight of all the ancient
RepubhcNnsu, such stand out in bold relief in
the acts and writings OF the founders Of that school Orr
etauhea'on at the election Of Mr. Hunter therefore like
that of the Enquirer, is unmixcd with feelings Of re-
greregret that should have been deemed necessary
to osraeizo Statesman accomplished. and so pure
man as William s Archer, TO whom Virginia may point
with PRIDE fearless and able champion of her old Re,
publican principles.
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Later from Mexico.
ONE DAY LATER rnon EUROPE
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia IT, State. Ga.,f

u otdtes bdtSfc
NEW YORK, Friday, p. NJ
Tho ship Atlas from Liverpool las arrived below At this
port Her day oil sailing was the 9th Of December She
brings papers OF the 9th, day later than previously re-
eeived In looking over them hastily have not found
any items Of news. " NV ~
mand rates. 80 ' ia NC
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- The present moment The following letter. received by
the mail Of yesterday cannot iai be- II the deepest n
tcftst CO. every cIass UI our readers
TO THE EDITORS.
Santa Anna will not march ON saulIo, but will make
icint to create such impression
should thr army under Gen. Taylor be- concentrated boo
tai nc,hb0rbpud, Santa Anoa, with his whole i1rce will
fIsh ON Iampco; and be- accompsbcs the reduction of
that place. boz will proceed along c,astto Bo Graudc
and, with nn overwhelming force between Maamofos aud
Point Isabel, cut oh the supplies 10 our army.
With some know edge Of che character Of Santa Anna
and The topography oi the country combined with the re-
cent now, have arrived the above conclusion.
The subject being Of great importance aud interest
just now, s The reason trouble you with tbs pcrusa and
request The publication Of inis short Ioucr
Very respectfully, a NAVAL OFFICER
ANSArprIs, January ~, 1917.
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The Government OF Mexico has RECOGNISED ne AosD, ,f
GteH, hn!nn at San Luis de Poto'i during the war with
the United states Senior JUAN d. vEs Gen Don VlLrN-
rine OF Mexico. ~ '
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W ANTED.-A Situation ia wanted by an ol-
Derby lldy, ~ House Keeper, private family
hattefs herse from te
abe 70 give entire s1usficton Reference made Me Lip
scombs boarding House on Broad Street. with prompt
atcnt0n. IN ts-U
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Congress.

In the House Of Representatives Friday the bill e..
tabIshng the Oregon territory the only question of
importance under discussion Mr. Burt renewed his amend
men declaring that Slavery was excluded from Oregon
because the whole Of said territory lies north OF 80 de-
Qes5 and 80 minutes north latitude known a. the line o,
the Missouri Compromised rejected by a vote
Of 80 49, fact going show the determination of
the noH-suyoholdng members exclude Slavery hereaf
from all territory south well north Of That line.
On the passage Of the bill, the Alexandria Gazette SAYS
Mr. LEaEE took occasion upon the question Of passing
tie bill express his opinions freely and declared That the
South would with hearts blood the war here
made upon the institution Of slavery. The Union would
be- dissolved h this was done. not by the South but by
those from the free States who made this upon the
South
Mr.. wroE and Mr. McCLELt,Sp explained the reasons
Of their against the amendment They had each yo
ted against the Wmo prOyIso, they had against this
Mr.. hESSErY of Ia, said he had given hs vote very
deliberately, and should Tor the annexation Of
any more slave territory 10 the Union.
M LAKE resisted this, aud followed n the debate
by Mcss's. Douglass McC.eIand, Rhet,, Thurman, and
others.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
In the Senate, the bill TO increase the Army wns taken
up and the amendment proposing to give the soldiers
quarter section OF land deliberately discussed Final.
~, the bill was recommiucd to the Military Committee.
with instructions report embracing the proposed
object.
In the House OF Representative tho debate on the orc
gon BI-or rather, upon Slavery. was resumed Mr.
lIamn Of Mainc opened the days discussion with strong
speech tho text of which there shall be nu Slavcry
100 territory hereafter be acquired" e secuted Tho idea
Of extending iho principle of the M..ouu Compfomis,
Ho was foIoacd 10y Mr. Bpvdcn, Che new member from
Alabama .irum Mr. McC1nnc.'s distinctly BOO o. brilliant
speech" 200 d,.,uro OF Southern nlhts Tho debate va
urthor continued by Me.srs. Thompson of 70. and Nc
D'ucI Of No The BILL wos then passed ayes 1873, nay.
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10 Col. Hamtramck the commandant of the yironi,
Regiment OF Volunteers, visited Petersburg on Wednesday
last accompanied by Maj. Gwynn Mr. Thompson. one Of
the delegates from Jefferson, and Mr. symc the delegate
from Petersburg. Mr., s introduced the Colonel TO Tbos
5 Gho!son Esq the representative OF the Common Coun
c who rendered TO Col H. the Inequalities OF the town.
Inc guests were then conducted to the Bongbrook Hotel
where IN company with few citizens, they parook Of
splendid dinnerat which addresses were delivered by Col
Hsmiramek, Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Syme, and others
Capt Robinson's fine company reviewed in the after
noon; after which they conducted to the hosptab
mansion OF Geo. w. Boiling, Esq. who entertained them
IN his usual solderyko and handsome style At o'clock
large company sat down 10 Supper and during the
evening addresses were elected from Col Hamlramck
Gen. Butts Col. Swan, Col. Boiling Maj. Rosser. Mr..
Thompson, Mr. Syme and others
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
IInm.c olDcIcgnfc..

We are compelled 10 defer ibo proceedings of the It..
gsaturc sa'urday The James River aud Kluawhi
bI was under Discussion the House Of Delegate
substitute proposed by Mr. STROLLER Tor the original bi
suII pending. No decisive gotc has yet been token.
~ The last Now York papers contain accounts Of
"anober revolution" Yucaun-ihc city of Csmpeachy
having declared favor Of the United States aud Nerds
in favor Of Mexico. Iis said there had been some Fight
Ing. and thal lcvcraL live. bod boon lost
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1J'The spec Of Mr. Burt OF South Carolina, on the
Slavery question, delivered the House OF Representa-
tiyes last Thursday, is rePete with interest. We must
endeayor soon TO copy it. While firm and manly IN
It's tone, It has none Of hat clustering temper about
which has heretofore characterized the "Chiyalry and
destroyed the moral force OF their otherwise impregaable
Arguments We concur with Mr.. Burt IN opinion that the
crisis brought by the Northern Democracy through
their organs WI.mot, King Grover, &c. must be met and
ali (as Nh b. says shrink from j, TO-
day, it viii meet Tomorrow. Let II be settled now,
then, and forever" Tine Northern gentlemen sncer
at the limitations Of dissolution OF Union growing
out OF these repeated aud unpoyokcd assaults upon South
Institutions. But, while the South Is unquestionaby
deeply attached 10 the Union there is point and they
ought be sensible OF It, beyond which fobearance not
only TO be a virtue, but becomes a crime We
hope they will not press beyond that point
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-18

UWe observe in several papers, Of the Proba
bic appointment OF Major Walter Gwynn OF this City, 10
the Office Of Brgadier General, command the Volun-
from Virginia, South Carolina aud North Carolina
Believing that no better selection be made, hope
that these may be fue though we shall re
the loss Of the services OF Moor G. the office which
he so ably fills President OF the James River and
kanawha Company.
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g. The services OF che Norfolk Volunteers having final.
been declined by The Governor Of Virginia, The gallant
commardrr, Capt q. Edwards. hos made q tender Of
them 90 che Executive ct North Carons by whom they
will dsubtc.s bc accepted, should tho regiment called f
ifom that State nui be a.fcsay lull.
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Duration of the Wnr.

fnday evenings Washington Union brief sy-
noP, OF the proceedings Of the Mexican Congress- reeev
through Havana papers, brought by Com. Perry. Gen.
santa AnRa had been elected President OF tho Republic
and Conner tsrias, Vice President The Message of
"en saas, the acting President Congress- expaaed
upon the war with the United States and processes stern
determination to carry it with vgor and declared thar
" 'a' only Jest begun and might Dc expected 10 continue
Jr t'e"fy gears" Ii Mr.. Polk had only forescen this
when he determined to bring the war; he would have
hes'aled long before he took that step. What ask
should 1t be 50 long protraeted will be the amount Of the
NATIONAL DTrr its termination Will the whole of
Mexico indemnify for the cost of tho contest even If
the whole Of ii should be subjugaed BY our arms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-18

IT'D H. Hogc Esq Of Montgomery, is announced as
candidate for Congress in the Botoourt district now rep
resented by Gen a \. Chapman; who also candidate
Tor re-eLcclon. Bnth are Incos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-18

~ IGOR RENTING House ON Grnce 81.
liz occupied BY Bishop Johns ForWrns a. enquire At
the dwelling IL s-G,s
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II FAIR, for tho benefit Of ST. James Church. will
be held the City Hail. commencing Wednesday next
the 20h inst.
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9. -. and boarded bark EssSssh wssrio.ssd and

nd.s % Tsyio! Merrill 80 passssssu June n. lat "a o,
abandoned. ' -
p bark 9asen. Gibbons 81 days from Liverpool with
mese 20 NC Murray ia passenger.
BARK Persia Johnson from Glasgow with mdse
Dennisoun &Wood.
b brig Victoria Price 40 days iow Galway in ballast to
Hamburg brig Johannes Chrstoph, Cre 20 days from Ham
burg with mdse, 10 w Weisser 70 passengers .
nr orig Amelia Mary, Lane so days from DONEGAL IN
Brig Garner Halle days from Palermo, with fruit. to
Luoec brig Hermann. Huler 20 days from Antwerp in bal
list TO Wcisse l04 3oth uit, spoke Lubec
brig Bertha, hence for Sfettin.
Brig Belzoni Nichols days from Bucksport with spars,
order.
schr Ebsa Atkins, Niekerson 81 day: from Madeira with
wne Foster Nickeon Spoke June lat 70 0S NJ lon
80 bark Odd Fellow Of Portland 40 days from Rio Grande
for Marsee~; Capt Talbot sick 22d lat 3z Ion So
spoke brig Habinger Keeu days from Calais for Demsara
plaster ,nd pot toes, 70 Barclay Y Livingston.
BIZ schr Velocity Shelnot, 10 days ualifax with fish
10 Hunter * Dawson.
Schr Iowa, Lane. Baltimore. mdse.
Schr Maria, johnson. Baltimore. coal.
A Br bark with passengers; also brigs.
Sailed.
cola. A' '' E'P~i"e"'
feurned-Br bark Hopewell Neat sailed hence for Lime
rek Gun ut the 30h a. Ion 10 03 In gale
o sS stoye buiwarks, sprung le ~; repair
uaaKes' Wmtowed to the city by steamboat SAM son.
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men She sends forth her children, the pledges of he
patrosm st the instant the Union needs the ssrves
OF her varlike sons. Fill up" ~ ~
"a vsraCrur and Csrro Gordo-Ths frowning bat
sre- OF the and the mountain peaks Of the other
are lasting monumsnts to the glory Of the gallant VIC
Ut III 0aosrsl scott-He has added In maturer wears
new lsureIs the wreath with which fape had bound
bis youthful brow : The conquering Hero"
soldier neither the towering fortress the superior
sty Of puubsrs could impede his onward to go-
hous victory March to the Battle Field ("
IS Woman-Thcir remembrance warns with new
spirit the soldiers heart Rose of Alland -
The Hon George VI. Dallas made an appropriate ro-
Spouse to the second tcast Ia presenting the dth Col
Page preficed 1t With some pertinent remarks In the
remarks Of General Patterson uttered response to the
sentiment complimentary to him. he paid his tribute TO
the bravery OF tue volunteers and especially to the vol
uutssrs OF nis own state IL had been his pleasure
pride TO command them and he had fnsr
regiments Ia the field than those from
On every occasiou when duty had been demanded Of
them they evincsd disposition Of the most determined
charactsr He complimented the bravery of the Ten
uessse regiments. and also General Pillow The expla-
occupied during the stormng Of Gordo very
lucid aud his audience listened IL with the greatest
attention His speech husiasticaly receved
the following toast offered in conclusion drunk with
By Gen Patterson--The Rank and File Of tho Army
Regulars and Volunteers-Ths gallant who have
blood has been freely given to sustain nations
honor.
Among the volunteer toasts the following
By Mr. Cnander-Ths selhshness of republican prati.
tud that the safety OF the future by recognz
ing the good Of the present.
By Josiah Randall-The brave and patriotic Volun.
from Pennsylvania in Mexco-The pride and glory
Of Ssts-her honor Is safe In their hands we will
hall their return to their homes with open arms and
grateful hearts
The company separated about eleven O'Clock, having
first compmented the host and also the worthy Presi.
dent and Vice Presidents for the able manner In which
they had attended to their duties.
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E1cnANoE BOARD. July 3-2 North Bank NJ; Mer.
s.sIts nank io2h rthern Railroad, l03; Boston aud
worcester RAILROAD 2ox; Vermont Central Railroad IS;
road lIa i2 East Boston Company Us Reading Rail.
81; IS do sax - w
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OOmmEttCbAL lNTELl.iHnNUE.
The Flour Mark cts.

New ORLEAss, June 10 Nothing done In wheat -
Buyers OF Hour were not Offering 50 per barrel for
'ur- and only some small sales were made or corn
SONS 1000 sacks sold, mostly at 7so per bushei.
DETROIT. June 29.-Thsre indication Of life In
the market yesterday The continued decline
prices put buyers on their guard and they dis
posed to risk much until The market becomes mere set
tied Corn oats potatoes SO offered as freely
as efofors, but ut former prices
CiycInyArI, June 30 -Flour-The only sale heard Of
was 222 bbs from river at 81 So 1T which price there
were some buyers but more at higher rate. Holders
ara generally demanding 81 49, and some prefer waiting
OF quotations.