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sdequate psce Tor what they made The influence Of this
has a. yet but commenced IL will rapidly ineease.
necessary consequence OF Withdrawing protection. IL
one OF the results aimed by tho advocates OF ee trade.
without the increased which the avowed
object could of be realised Increased upor.
tauons and reduced prices Of foreign articles
vored theory and here have the OF it,
practice. Plain figures OF ec-maers OF fact come
home to u' and no one that will open his eyes fail
tho Of the case
On the lh May 1885, western -four was sold at Liver
pool for 25s aud the average price OF wheat Tor the nno
weeks ending the 9th May, Sos Gsserre fhaf fhis
ras Before fhe operation Of tAe ist, din1
tiOa Of duties.
Legitimate priecs.-priees really authorised by what
foreigners offering or produce-prees enhan-
ced by gambling spcculaor- operating between those who
want and those who have community. one aud ALL
would subscribe to-but they cannot but complain when
monopolis,s sporting with the first articles OF subsis
tence.
Our agtcuurists rejoice, aud they have riyh, TO do
IL Is the day aud hour their triumph We are m
agricultural people, and would have most willingly remain
ed more 81, Europeans would have allowed trade
trade Tree As they demand OF Thsir restrictions pro-
hIbonS, aud cxactions drove curing Their
necessities ior the time being have compelled them
pond restrictions. Our agriculurss entted their
harvest, and heartily rejoice with them in benefits
But we should all at US be and
bo aware, that their present day OF triumph but for
bret space. Europe will not long be fed from
the u. States. The will not-eanhOf con
unue 10 How into our lap has been doing Every
knows that unnatural condition OF things the
present moment condition OF thing. that would
tably produce wide spread universal ruin Europe
were to endure another yesr;-a ruin that should
soon be brought into participation oi-notw landing
immense resources.
Whenever abundance shall again bless the European
harVes-the reaction will fall upon agricuturisis with
heavy hand. As agricultural people sustain
the depression OF actuns aud labong commu.
~, but when the depression shall visit the agricultural
well as the manufacturing inerest-then the day
OF trial and suffering. We shall then awaken the value
OF community OF interests, home interest An interest
no, subject 10 foreign influences.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

The universal celebrity which this medicine IS gaining
throughout the United States and cures II
constantly performing has proved all doubt In.
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Coi Asthma Spting blood Liver Complain Nervous Debility
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ing to the directions Ia descbed Guide tn Iea
seldom fails Tie above pamphlet worth a pemsiL
CAUTION CAUTION!!
AVOID al spurious preparations of Will Cherry
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prepared BY Df u swaync and The this eouu
Try. III SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
" composed OF vegetable nEred Cherry and other
nfdieHai substances, equally more The
whole ae ehrcuaIy render beyond an
doubt The most PHEASANT strengthening and reny ever
discovered for the Of Pulmonary
Of the Lungs and Breast The very from having such
an OF spurious msofs, stands prove great euatvc pro
perties. -
Therefore lnvsd enquire original PREPARATION enc,
bole Of which Is developed beautiful wapp~r with krnrs.
OF Wam Penn engraved thereon allen signature Of
Dr H. sWAfNE, the eounereng Of which punished az
forgery.
Prepared only by Dr. H. swAYNg N W. Corner Of Eighth and
Race ste, Pml1.
ALSO Tor sale Wholesale aud Retail by
fEYrON JOHNSTON, rs Main St
and DrV'LL PURCELL, Druggists a. Main Agents COZ
. 49, Richmond, Va,
Bragg WILSON, and Chas. CorlinE Co. DrrrEiTs Peter.
burg Chas w. llenisi. Portsmouth,; King Toy Norfolk lmy
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FSoa' tAs " o. P.oays-s Nav 81
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO AND
CAIuEnlkN

Last evening We had the pleasure a conversation with
Mfr Stozel. German gentleman, who has been some time
residing trader Durango. lie left that CITY some
time IN the latter OF April taking the route by Paras
Ssllo aud the Rio Grandc Anxious TO know how well
informed Mr. Kendall OF the disposition of the people
OF Northern Mexico desch themselves from the
government we have made inquiries OF Mr. Soizel on the
subject and he informs that the States OF Durango IA.
eaieoas aud San Luis though reluctant invite our arms
90 their territory still when there be receiy
ed as friends There is, he perfect indifference
To whether the States governed by Mexcans or Amer
leans In iae he incnes TO the opinion that they would
prefer the Americans should rule.
Previous to leaving Durango, Mr.. StoiIel visited Cali
iorna and le Mazatan the morning of the 9th April
much the latest dates have had that quarter When
he lett the Americans in quit possession OF all the
conquered territory and the closely blockaded
Mr. Soize heard nothing on his travels later from Col
Donphan than has been already learned through the pa
pers At Mexico From gentlemen of the army we learn
that e has been ordered Join Gen Taylor aud there
report current at Sallo that he had been off his
march from chihuahua but however the report came NOT
the slightest credit attached TO it.
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More TRoUBLE-AH Indian Var Ereping.-We learn
from the 81 Louis Roveio, that parties OF the Camanche
Pawnee Indians had in from plains OF Cav river
Tor the purpose OF holding a council with the border tribes
This object Is TO unite the CaWs Kansas Deawares Sacs
Sioux, aud other immediate tribes together for the
oil Punderng the u States trains. aud ENGRAVING partes
crossing the prairies They have every way
the most open and bitter hostility; and trains unless well
guarded, will most certainly be robbed and drivers be
murdered. The Revoile says:
When Capt. Cook and acting Qusrtermaster Prince
heard vi this council they out with company of
dragooBs to ascertain its object but the Indians
their approach, broke up their encampmen and lied Cant
G. sent them word that he would give them fortnight 10
bring IN the articles they had stolen from trains and
they failed tn account Tor them he would attack the Tribes
wherever he could find them. The measles had been
spreading terribly among the Camanches Pawnees car
Ving on nearly all their children. IL has assumed very
vuent and fatal character among them They first cha ~
ed upon the MeNcans, from whom undoubtedly come
but the latter succeeded IN persuSdng the Indians
Americans had spread among the tribes for purpu
OF destroying them and hence arises their increased hos
uiiies 10 our countymen Until these hostile tribes arc
chasised into respect for Government they will con
| unuo their depredntions.
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Resolution were sd,pisd BY public meeting 10 Tfen.
ton, IN j. some time og,. which the conduct Of hs
Adninisuunon towards CEN Taylor and hs Amy wa.
strongly condemned Those resolutions were transmitted
BY he Secretary 1t ihe meeting, 10 Con. Tsyof, who ha,
replied b follows
Camp neaf MoHrtRfy, MeTico, April ~, Isf7.
siF have read with much eradication snd with feel.
hR d" warm respect and gratitude o fesouuOus Adopted
by meeting n the tuleus Of Trenton enc,,ed n Won,
letter u ne l5h d February, sbd which sIpfoss 5 90.
Pi"'al m ie OPEN ons OF army BOO de enemy's roun.
w and desire D watch over and guard io ngbt Of s
engaged in he aboous end hs4s1Ous duty OF sustaining
! VIZ nauonaI homo in war with iofsig n snemy
WINE lhus bnVing danger sud death tor Tie tofpg,on
,".n'y "u rNops Will ever hnd simple reward m such
warm expressions Of APPRECIATION and III fssi usurs ls
HcA'oi snmuos 10 the endurance of p,ivafons and IN
renewed tIeons N undesung the honor o Inc country
| is impressed upon sl. ''''
BE pleased dear Sir seesp, ior yourssf and the cit
tenso Trenton The sincere thanks Of all Of nd. vbo a..
mus honofed ~ your sympshss and sro n,s,e.t sos
be ss'ured that beyond these ssk no moe io,, n,
ward. Your most obedient ssrvsnt
n TAYLOR, Msiof Gen,tsl, q. s. Army
d. JoHS i. CLlSEf, See'y u Meeting VI Tren,,n.
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frV@ ns ~ D. CSznsreis!. .vsy 20
New York NJ. L.. Conference.

The case OF the Rev. John c. Green which had beer
under consideration days. disposed Of yesterday
lhe alleged ground ct complaint that Mr. Green IN
his character pastor Of the Centenary Church
has nirneed the discipline by giving certificates and ohe
reeommendstory papers To Rev. ]. N. Mnit without due
authority Mr. NJ being, at the time, member of another
church and under notice af charges TO be preferred
The charges agains, Mr.. Green were mainly supported
by the Rev Dr. Peck and after hearing Mr. Green in de
lence the conference adopted the owing resolution b,
by vote OF 79 TO 46.
Brother Green having been guilty OF ma.
and OF imPrudence, and of degree OF moral derec
ton IN the matter of brother Mait and tho affairs of the
Centenary Church. should be suspended from the exercise.
OF all his Ministerial functions until the next session Of
this conference
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DIED,


On the lOh ut at the residence Of her husband in the
county OF Spoiisylvania, after proraccd illness, Mrs
vlEGiMA WALTON RAwttEgs, wife Of James H. RawlnRs
Esq and daughter Of the late Dr. lanes Minor Of Louisa
aged twenty live years snd few months.
" Fredericksburg papers will please insert
On the lOh Of May. l5i7, In Spotsylvania county NJ
Woodbury., the resdenco Of Mr. James II Rawlings in
the 10Th year OF her age Mrs YiEotyA w. R.wttSYs sf
ter pfotTacted illness.
On the 81 Of May, NJ her residence in Chcot comfy
Arkansas IN the Goth year Of her age Mrs N,scy T,v
LnR, wife u Judge John VI Taylor and daughter OF tho
laio William Footc. Of fauquer county. Virginia
~ tho residence Of his mother In Lawfonceyille Va
on the evening Of the 30 Of May, d. r. S. TURNBULL az
ter lingering lness Of months. Tie was brought by a
fond brother from the city Of Philadelphia the bosom Of
his iamiy on bed ~ sickness about months before his
death lie manifested in early boyhood great rondocs.
Tor the profession IN which he had Just graduated and his
habits OF nppcotOn with his falens would doubtless have
secured 10 him an eminent standing H. s loss will be
mourned by large number Of relatives but will be mosl
koony felt by HE widowed mother who watched over him
constantly, during many weeks Of HE sickness end whose
sympathy for him was strong that she seemed feel
acuiey he did pain that faokcd he frame Let
his afflicted family remember. "whom the Lord loveth he
chastcnoth aud look 10 the Dsposor Of every event Tor
solace.
In May. at Locus Grove, JULn WmrrLs, tho daughter
Of James aud siRnora Oliver Of Mccklenburg.
Thus suddenly by death has been blQhtsd tho fa, and
bright anueipaions Of many fond hears who with tho
greatest interest aud most aseonae tenderness for three
brief years have underworld 10 fesr this Immortal plan
Tor tho enjoyment Of time and siefnity We hope how
with Job they ensbed say he Lord Rsva and
The Lord takeih sway, blessed be the Of tho Lord
as the sweet Aowor that scents the morn,
But wiibers In the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fed i,s life awsy."
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~" sftfs = Hfgiftfr
Hrendsimms for our own Commmnit,

The intelligence from Europe by the Britannia, added
10 review Of the home sufpig compared with the demand
for bread stufis home well abroad working m ac-
cOfdnnco with the operations Of heavy spectators and
gamblers tBt operating in bread stuff and pro-
markets just they have been IN the habit Of doing
the stocks, has had the effect Of rosng prices our
markets for beyond what the prices IN Europe would
10 authorso Heavy contracts have been made, aud
yet being made for flour and gain 10 be delivered spec
fed dites without any idea II touching grain barrel
II either bat solely Tor speculation. Contracts Of the kind
daily cold out for tho sake ~ realizing Heavy
have been Forwarded by capitalists Of Europe with
a avail 81 these speculat The effect Of this
w. hlt own community Of e0asHmeTs have 10 conu
buc towards making prncey fortunes for the few who avail
of this means Of levYing upon their necessities.
BY way u single illustration, examine tho following
statement. We for the only the highest rate
Of quotations IN eaeh instance.
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CITY ARRIVALS

CRY norrL, May at Chambliss, Mrs n NJ Dunn,
Nils Russell, Mis- Meliwsine, Mics A Il MeIwaine
~ s'ne' Jno Stevenson. n Osbone, PeteTsbu ~
timothy kvss, George; Ro Atkinson Chesterfield; l. A
Donn, Alex Dudley. Mai WIN Bailey King & one, n. ia,
= wnenn. Isle OF wight; w n Drewry Portsmouth: Rev
r wilmer aud lady, Mis- Wilmer t;oochI.nd. Hon
oefson Skip~ith Meekonburgi l. Coying,an md adv
Wis Co"nston' Miss Young, ESSEX; Reuben Newman ~
Ir NJ ss Newman, Orange; Miss wcleh, Madison;
John w Parks, Washington; John S,arke w n p n
YORK; Capt Stephens, England; WIN A wrlyb,. T,a,.
hammock. "s"' i'pPs-
Ctrr HorsL-Msy SIT % Watson n q T,,v,. ,y -,
essous pt boSirnbtoash. rsppahsnsoek N cra, AZ p
udgln. Matthew'S Capt Tyhr. Arny; . N Ham,. ~.
MY fdnele, New forh Barham Cabin Point n a ,,
George; w W Walker wo.Dot,lanI' a. N .sa " "onu-
/" S".h, nEaandria' pr w Brsstcn w Rs,iop kn. vi
am 'ouef WIS toicf and Mis- Clarke wa,bn.,on n a., ~
Riig'way,kC 'a'u'e'
totessiAs horrt, May s7-Capt IIoL.on and L,y c,,,
ano ROBERTS, Not'oway; q warner q w wat,. Iun.,
ouu John Fraser foatss Petersburg Dorsst C,..n
cafohne Il Campbell, X \. sprne,: n smub Al ~ M,
Louisa Geo Wright ApPomaitoI Pau Robbip. A,..n A.
eeo w rriec Louisa H. Jane. shaw Va. Jno .mn, a,
aen Z; Braneh Chss.rhsii whistler Nofo. A, NJ,
Icy ro~haian; jno Lyeu New Yotk Mu,.n,.p Iou,,i.
Ny; - Broadus Caroline. '' '""''''
COLUMBIAN HortL, May 2Sth-Benneu NJ Ia W.,
Lynenourg; Nj Davidson, Louisa; ] 5 Bayne w \ Din
ncc, Iownseod, LunenbuIg; w 4. Smith Povb.Ian. 4
o. lester. no Winiree, X Suaekham. Chesterfield; =
asey, vi ra.lcy, w Forbes. Franklin; Il Isbell
buckingham WIN Sauaders Virginia '
EacuAsoK Horn, May 2s-J X u,neocL v,,.;,,.. ,
Sfeen, Baltimore; VIM Jerdone, Charles C,,. Jah,
Mcfhail, Norfolk; DIR. II Harris, Miss A Harm RncL
ingham q Gail & Son, Germany; n r Irving Cnmh,r
land Van Vliet, U A; q NJ Bruce Lynebbn,,, InIi,
Schaer and lady. Richmond l. M Provost M,,n,oo.,,.
"edd.l and family, ~ Caroins; Tho Hos, Miss .
iose, hiss iioec. Halifax Isaac Coffin, Washing
ton; Miss Watkins, Miss r. NJ watkins Til W,,Lins
virginia; b Hale. Washington; w Blankens,-n r.
ton; SAINT & Ward, u $ Army; Mr. Thorn Yn,L. A.
ana Mrs Z. > burd aud servants Va.
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH-The death OF N p Ames.
well known as an extensive manufacturer Of cutlery n,
Springfield has recently been announced but we believe
that the cause Of his death-or what is thought 10
have been the cause has been made public
A year or two since, Mr.. Ames went to Europe-
AT that time he considered be healthy
man While IN Europe he celebrated DENTS, and
had tooth hed with new PREPARATION which was much
IN vogue at that time. The filling having be en- proper
y secured, began IN short time out aud Mr.
was OF opinion that he, in Il night time swallowed some
OF IT, as he taken violently ILL., with symptoms which
indicated poison and remained tck several months CON
lined 20 hs loon. He returned this county, but did moi
see a well day decentralization Trapellsr
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PREsBYrsRIAs GENERAL AssEsBLy.-The General A.
senoy OF the Presbyterian Church. New Schoo) assem-
bed IN the Second Church at ON the Jnh To-,
The attendance OF members pretty good The meeting
being an adjourned one, DR. Cox former pre-
sided lilo explained his views OF the position which this
Assembly occupies before tho world AdJou ned Con.
ueHon lie did not hesitate say that the adjournment
was aud u.s. IN all respects, eonsiiiutioaaL On motion
committee OF hive were designated by the Moderator to
port on the consuutionaliy of this Convention of Dele
gates Considerable opposition manifested TO the mo-
ton as put but was finally earned 10y vote Of % TO Ia
On the 2ls hist the committee made report in favor OF
the consutonsy OF the Convention which was ordered
TO be published, and adopted.
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THIS shows increase for the fret four months of the
present year, the 1913 OF Sl4O43s
over le44 OF sl2l lisa 56-oveT lel5. Of S0s 229 o.
and over 1916, OF S7s,275 So"
No wonder that the growth Of Boston has been so unpre
esdentedy rapid When will Richmond, by initiating her
example, ENJOY the benefits Of her policy
The foregoing statement shows how erroneous il the
assumption that railroads adapted the ranspoa-
ton Of producean assumption which sbtaned such mas
terry over the minds Of the people OF the Valley that nth
what appears to " to be utter blindness the true IN
'eresis o that section, as we'll a OF the enre State
no part OF 1t Than Richmond, hey as well as many
here, insisted upon the extension Of that inferior mode Of
Movement, the Canal the Of Buchanan deear.
ing that they would prefer Improvement at ALL rather
! than have Taii-rOad
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The severity u this alteration n the price Of articles Tor
subsistence IL most ssnsbly felt smong those classes of
community that depend upon manuil labor tor the support
Of themselves add families end they large proportion
too point Of NUMBERS though not squsy 10 influence
And what IL worse Of their numbers no inconsderabe
proportion hand with demand for double
prices for every thing msket, snd on the other with
reduction of price reduced demsnd for what hoy have
been earnings living BY lsbornR a. European goods
o. reduced prices end duties come into competition with
them, deprypg msny O employment aud sul more Of On
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AsTHMA-There Is no complaint more banassnR than
Asthma The Newark Daily Advertiser, reliable paper
pledges himself 10 this dsue sing disease with the
following simple remedy. Take . or sulphur | o.
efeamiafta SIENNA, IL seed pulverire and
thoroughly mix the same and take spoonful in
bout two table sPoonuls moasscs going 1, bed or
such hmo through the day may best patients: the
dose once day mar be increased diminished e as
may best suit the STATE Of bowels OF the indiyidnnln
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FoR rak wuis.
FART THE FIRST.

- Ts' res ssf'ss~ lssdis aras
'-E's~''r '@Ses'' sSsAr reeiHasrs Js.tis"-v,Hs
When Freedom DER our Western world
Her dazzling light OF glory spread.
And her pure, stainless dag unfurld
Meath which no yrant foot might tread
She chose one spot at all the rest
Where she her holest shrine might roar
A spot the ialfesi, brightest. best
oi all the newborn heniizphore:
A spot which. hallowed by the bittb
VI the best, btaSest sons of GARTH
W those whose truthful blades were drawn
FIRST IN her cause. ere yet the dawn
VI her bright tegn had met the eye
FROM honsrchy's tll-tavoted sky,
was NJ 70 oui'd her affairs on,
Here Nature, with proiusive hand
Had IN bountcous mood supplied
me eno'ees' treasures OF land
fredesuned Tree; where. aide by side
The Muse might with fair virtu, roam
The genu Of our sylvan shades
SPINS OF beaniy-sister maids
Our Land their Land-their common Home
rtL Ill.,.
iu.oI . nus ,at province hows stream,
~, u"' ua' on l'S wave
10" Na'aus OF the Last might dream,
~ H"u W US "s'ets reris lave
= uu s"y ''''ns' ana deem
:, 80 ~ ~, W., ''uo" Vun'a'n stream.
nong ~, snofes ana stopping bsnks
., "a' n' :" a,s anu stately ranks,
inu ocoon ana Elm and Laurel stand.
,,.. a'..s ~ oaeu '''o'osia' breeze
~" s"' s''"K "ei' "auNo strand,
a.uS p el'u'i'e rom mowers ana trees.
~, w.. &c" mus WIN Nsles between
va, VIC pleasing woodland scene,
=, On ~n'h "heh saado"y unts are thrown
TO, ron noauns CLOUDS whleh intervene
u p1s s'u Ai'~ ,.-e Ea'A between,
.''"us 10. s"''o cpsian grove,
,Oineu 'S' me brave aad TAR TO love
t,"t spe'u 'i'e' yves "i onss within
10" s'''S 'nIas"' OF SIN
az re- ',,s VI = Hause'
-, n'e anu o'eA'ne "i'hn the iight
100 ua<%'ns Tar Tor mortal sight.
H.. L.,..
~ "1ppy mas "s'e ooeh nose maids
W. - ", uaus"'ers VI 'he sum-
f., -. ,. a+T al aug among nose shades'
I or 81 az vas o'erun
- n L. N."'s' VINO u"d-
IL 49, :, nHN'o SOC
r. "pp' 80 ~ ,''SIu ahu youth
A., - :, - " ~ ~ tue sueam'
p,..,L.a. -, tas 'ne maple groves
- = -, 80 'o" mutual loves
H. ~, 80, PASSION; uu'n-
W. - ou'u sIa''' 'he transient dream
H.. -. - . .'uusu 'o' 'heh
- 'L ~ - -, s'iieo 10 cooi sealh'
~ -. 49, "''' sui VI HIe'
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The Observation-Disclosures.

The editors VI this valuable paper. give notice. IN their
asst number that the Ist % July the eekIv edition
will he enlarged present size the subscription
price 80 per annum
The Daily and Triweekly ln,elgeneer will be enlarged
IN si1e but without increase price, the editors pro-
nse that double shee, of eight pages instead OF four
ALL De thrown of whenever the press of public documents
proceedings and debates Congress- or OF
shall require IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-29

AfoFLEty ccffD WITHOUT Lin,fr On Docr1a "A
lew days ego a taken suddenly With apopery AZ
blue indigo from ho swelling Of the blood W sells one
0f he officers VIM bad read m Dr. Turner'S "Tnumpls n
Young fhysc" the end scientific II that Dis
ease got some cold wafer end poured cupiu ny cUpu
me pnuenrs head. ln Tow minutes the sensrcss man
came ~ and IN puausr 81 boar he walked N home
veil y Tue Ssa
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j. Gen. Jefferson Davis OF Mississippi, has been ap
pointed TO I'LL the vacancy IN the L. 5. Senate occasoned
By the death o Senator Speght, by Gov Brown OF tina,
STATE 1t said that this appointment has been made IN
anticipation OF session OF Congress! When il
rendered to Gen. Davis however, the Governor Of
Mississippi was not aware tina, he had been recently pro-
NOTED by the President and probable that no will no,
now nccentlf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-29

u The Nashville Wing Of the lOth inst announces
The election Of Mr. Joseph W. Allen Of the late firm Of
Allen, Addison Co. Of New Orleans as Cashier Of the
Bank Of the State oi Tennessee IN the room Of Major
Daniel Graham who resigned, says that papcrJ n con-
sequence Of his having been appointed Register Of the
Treasury at Washington"
1t was but doy or Two ago that the National InleI-
gencsr stated that this appointment among others had
been made, and the Union denied It! And vet ,be IN.
poniment, 1t leems, known Nashville three weeks
ago Was his denial editorial speculation" OF the
OGciai Organ
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Rail Roads for Cities.

The Albany Evening Journal gives the following table
for the purpose OF showing the rapidly with which the bust
ness OF transportation s increasing the Boston Alba
railroad. Il embraces, Will be seen the business Of
the first four months OF The years named
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-29

~ The New York Herald states that It has informa-
ton, which be relied upon. that Com Perry has re-
eeyed orders from the Government Washington in case
Mdshpman Rodgers should be executed as spy in Meg
leo, hang Gen La Vega the yard-arm oil Que Of his
fugates, in full OF the city OF Vera Cruz