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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

u A magnificent dinner given 10 Thomas Butler
King. OF the distinguished representatives IN Congres.
from Georgia, by the citizens OF New York, without Oh.
uncton Of party, the go inst. Mr. X he long been
chairman OF the committee on Naval Aflrs and In that
siauon Aas contributed materially the advancement of
the Interests Of Commerce and especially the last session
by ms jealous AMI successful effort to establish semi
monthly line Of Mar. Steamers between New York and
Europe. twas in acknowledgment OF these services thu,
this testimonial Of public gratitude rendered Many
facy given. and several eloquent speeches de-
yered-amorg winch thai II y disungus guest wa
GOT hc least attractive. We regret have ony space
copy the remarks Of Gen. Gaines who H. response 20
Toast complimentary Gen. Taylor whose safety be e.
pressed easr1 confidence, made this statement:
We nave soae said 90, INTO this war entirely unp-e.
pared % was an offensive war t.H preparation for u
was wholly inadequate. H. wished @, blame no one sr
s-Ii would not be proper for him % D. They who
fault t vac b fault thsge werc had perhaps been bad y
ADVISED. Laughter aud applause long c-ntuued Gen.
usIor had knpea'd down s enemy, VITO tad s.u ay1I
and he found ams s rup pared o. follow up the blow end
s5' compelled 10 cucarp the ya cy ,f tho io t;rinlc
DUNG the scsy season Of the year fuf i-s space OF four
months, Tor lack Of proper rsin'orcsu,u4 [S,ussuuu -
The unora went ON 10 say that The ousolc had mode
Cigr 90 have concentrated a tuc ALLEY Of he Rio
GrauGo amy Of $4,000 men, attn on instructive ssab-
lsnmcut %" the spot ue consequences of which Boz believed
then, end su beeyos would have bCca in four VI i've
mCninF, TO put nn end 10 the war rChecrs "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

j. Messrs. James Mcdowell and A.gernon 5 Gray,
the opposing candidates for Congress IN the Rockingham
District, had their first meeting at Augusta Court. last
Monday. The Stanton Spectator informs us that both
gentlemen acquitted themselves with great ability, and
compliments them Tor the courtesy which marked the lis
custom Nh Gays effort satisfied ms friends that Gov
Mcdowell. had ioeman "woftay OF his steel" Nisi,,
much even to hope for successful result 10 the Rocking
nam district but We are nevertheless g-atted that Col,
Gray has not permitted the election TO 20 by default, ],
only by discussion that expec, TO reach the minds
Of the peope-and may live zee the day when even
Tue Tenth Legion penetrated by the light Of truth viii cas-,
down her idols and embrace the old Reraylieaa creed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27
Jefferson Ward Meeting.
TO THE RALLY, WINGS!

You requested TO IN council Military Hall,
this evening o'clock, for the purpose Of celebrating
upon important subjects connected with the approaching
election. MANY WINGS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27
Charleston Chamber Of comm,rs

On motion of Col. 4. Gat-Ieu.
Resolved That ,he Commercial Review edited i1 New.
ot'nn' by 0H' isHow-cizen, J. -. T. Dc Bow Esq BE-
work well ci'eui1'sd tp exercise most f,v,,sil ,,e
en.e on f J1mrrfcll Interests ~ the South aud West
Resolved, The, thc z.a ODD tiIsn; with which ID bss
Ds,n c'mmeHetu aud 1c able articles which have appear
'9 n t Pg'- 'o iofrfnltowng ON the future hc premises
OF mc paL strongly recommend to Review to 6, r,tfg
n'Re o he southern community and fhutt the Chamber If
O'nm.Ie. of I1if's'.1 irr. gaulsI us opportunity
" P'-'H'f 10 he pub. 'lIs tcsIuoril. 100 boz iasar
WIN. b. uEkIOT, sccrot,tv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

~ Whts Har, Lanlrtsr county. o. Sunday TIE ftbt, b,
ihe heyd derhen Jones' 4. o. tURaGE 9rrneuy Of re.,
70 Mp CoRUELtA q. CHOWNIN0
hpnhean Erqlfcf sud Petersburg requested O, eoy
, 70 Thursday the 2ith inst by Rev. James g. Tsyl,,
Mr.. GtoFei J. llo0rsE Co Miss ELIZA FrtlsR
~ Compiler will please copy.
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DON'T DESIRE no OFFEND.

'INHB undersigned finds himself without the
neeesaU implements Or tools conduct busn ", or the
mean, % purchasing HEM and knowuE many and others
'e t'rn aec"mo dated with ovcy KIDD plane or other upe
eni nneciei with bis tad which onnf or be asks
% "h' my md nmonss; their sok uns or ioo.
% r.n or Others which they know tsosa him WIN him
uns Y" .'nd The sinc TO bic Cap Shop lie raui
luthea he iHdiviua who has this plan ~ any
10y Ptisn Who VIII receive fecoipi Pnnciua
attention N The vii erlbs The suscrer ~ rgs himself
Ah' shH "biEe be friends. NH Q7-i2t 4 A GODnIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

u Df. Judson, 'he celebrated Missionary, hos reached
b'fmah' after pleasant gossago Of 30 days fo about
~ resume missionary oycfatons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27


A. meeting Of the people OF Cumberland held at ,het
Courthouse on Monday the 22d inst on motion of DR.
James { Leach, Allen Wilson, ESQ. was called N m,
Chair, and James Thornton appointed Secretary.
d. Leach then explained the object %. the meeting 10 h,
TO procure subscriptions and contributions for the reet
Ireland ana then proceeded address the meeting At ul
i'nEh, aud with beauty force aud eloquencc as 10 IN,
condition 81 Ireland, aud me obligation resting yp, nj, =
ard ~ relieving It's starving population.
When he had concluded Col Parish moved the appoint
meni OF COMMITTEE 10 report preamble and ution,
Tor the acton II the meeting. The committee appointed
consisted OF James II Leach, ID D. Val Parrish Greed
Taylor. Nelson Page, John Pa.m0re VIM NJ Tbornton
WIN Page. Allen Wilson and James Thornton uyy,
asst added on mouon)
The committee reported the following preamble and re.
solutions TO al adjourned messing, which were adopted
whereas, calls have been made upon the people Of our
country by numerous well attended meetIng he.d N ma
ny parts OF the States, 70 contribute from the cnmp,ra
tive abundance with which Kind Providence mas blessed
relieve the disrcsses millions OF our fellow being.
IN Ireland and whereas such movements meet with r
cordial appreciation, aud m accordance with the pomp.
ings OF cur own syupatEes E hor case and IN our age
unexamp.ed suteunPs-Thersiore,
Resolved That We feel called upon by these considcra
ions to contribute tor the purpose above alluded to- 20
heye the destitute and starving population OF Ireland
Resolved That committees be appointed IN the variou.
sections OF the county, procure contributions in none,
and PROVISIONS ioF tins o5eo'the former be Forwarded
To M,ssrs. W & J J Fry ~ c..
The following COMMITTEES were appointed:
AT stony Pont-John PaimCre, Joel scott Merri-
weih-I Goodman, Beverly C1wder and Thos Powers
A. RoIuC's Tayeu-DrJHC Leach, James B.auton
James b anderson, John W Wilson. and Greed Taylor
4, Ca Ira-Neison Page I'd. W SIMS VIM VI Thorn.
ton, IHos Jei.i,, and R'd Philips.
Al Trenton-Co.. James NJ Austin, Z b Trent Wr "
Wilson, WIN y Page, aud Carter II Trent.
Fork If Wi.ss-C5dung'on Darlington Le,nare
SPeers, Harrison, DR. Walton, and VI 3 Carrips-
At CaFers5i..e-F Dsane ST. B H Powell VIM 4
Cooke, Peyon Harrison and I'd Darlington
A. Oak Forrest--O Ryss, TnOs BogAer 5 Hatcher
WIN II Hobson. and BEN Walton
Al Cumberland CT H1use-Jghn Page, DR. Ro Hen
dsrson, G Coleman, T VI !sbe,!, B Foster, and Byr,
Turner.
Tae meeting then adjourned.
=. WILSON, Chairman.
J. d. IHoESroy, Secretary.
j. The Enquirer aud Times wal please copy
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance and for sale aG
1871 MAIN STREET.
by >. w. RANDOLPH & co,
BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.


No - Yankee Doodle
No 10 Pictorial History Of Enrland-95e
Ailanic Club Book being Sketches IN PRO a, 81 - NJ,
ing Bnant Simms 6c-2 vols, soc - N' - '-N'
Pictorial Life cf Chri,t-7 5c
History Of the Discovery Of the Mis.i.sion Valley no s
fmHee and Ensand and o. qu, nj ecpiton ne,
~ y, OF ,V g''"f amtnty the United 1916. by "
importance q Practical Edueaon aud Kn1wede
Washington iryirr's Life of Coyrtp, ,,t,rr an, ,u.
81 TO ramos-75c
Silver ship Of Mexico Tale ofthc Spanish ny ProfIr
gabam-g5c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

u The Fincas,e Democrat warmly viudicatcs Cen A
A. Chapman from the charge OF having voted io- that lob
no1ious measure, b" the creation OF Leuenan, General
Will the DemccEai tel! Us who the agthOr OF that lob
noxiOus measure"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

u The Cincinnati Auas states tina; General Bue, de.
cIared 'ho steamboat, his way up the riyer thai
every senior General the army would resigned hst
Benton been given Preeeaenee over eIlher Of them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27
IN STEAmER .POCAmONrA

11'Rh@sRG - ron BALTIMORE IND RIM
DBLPHiA The Pocahontas will be roady 10 fecs
freight Tomorrow morning. Saturday to q7ih ior tho of
places. and will leave IN the afternoon nj o'clock
Passage and fare to Baltimore only
NH ga HENRY LUDbAM g. C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

u The candidates OF the Eighth Congr.s.ion, D,.
as also those OF the Senatorial District Of Spo,,syyans ca
'one and ESSEX and the county candidates of Spotsyyo
' are respectfully socied 10 meet the people OF Spott-
sylvania at Andrews Precinct (pot,vlyanis M, H. q
saturday, he ih OF April and express their views on the
leading subjects ct the day n,L ~
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sPlIING NrNLE on HATs Am CAPS,
Az No. ~

NJ W. o.
- ECElVED at No. 81. by the most rec
arrivals large AMI wei selected o. vprnrn, or tis
.yc oi Hate ADD Cops from Bcsbc Cot aud oh.r fp.f
tA.of'a N'n fanlml Lcgh1rn aud Pedal Hate trfcfrr
ch'ec and beautiful afuee cf Infants LEGION and % SCI
zap, s"hcihihE new, JUDAH NYEI
Ps-Glizsd Gaps Of every quality ard st,i,. Also ,v
Of MONTEREY Hats IrDAU NyErs
mh 20 No. NJ, w Nam Sire
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPHINt! HoNNE
Friday Normal Mach a6th-WAHD A. JENEtNsf
squarel his jus opened another ot tenuun AND nov
houurts Consisting ~ The shape Mefrpaolsn and gf
Iauey Also, fiorenee Braid and English Dovonshirr Co.,
Misses Bonrets, various tiads.
4 tIIEAP ACTION DHY GOUDS.-WAW
~ JENKINS tkasie rquafe) vii open this n,nrntna fon
ton, the ioi1vins great bargsins
Linen Cambria Hdsf, fot Iatc
Br1wn Cotton fto-hnp a,
Lead cold Cotton d. %.
Misses ate DO for O. and re
AVN ior a. sses fion zoe ne hnestmada
luoO pieces Cahcoos, an priccs and ebe,p
New Foods on III way tni N rood. dprsf ev,v d,y
" I" WARD JENKINs' Esg.c NJ
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Rumor, from tbe Sou,u

Yesterday Southern mail bring, nothing definite from
the Of letter from Capt G.ayson, OF the Ar
my, dated TamPcO the 5lh positively that
there had been night attack Gen. Tsyor's camp,
which repulsed, with the loss 4uU men on the par
of the Mexieans Will. only Is Or 20 Of the American az
my killed. But we have letters from Tampico OF q
alter date, which silent the subJce-and the r1mor
IS not therefore credited IN New Orleans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

=, w ne Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF IN,
rankin Manufacturing Company Of Richmond will be
o'clock, p. NJ. F ' ~
NH 25 las e CRANE Dbl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY. February Is
THyTrs-e25 in bills OF the N. X. Bank
watch and some articles Of ewery were stolen yeser
day from the corner OF Hubert and Washington sts
black cloth cloak and sack coat from - Nsrickst;
brown overcoa and chds cloak worth In oil s23, from
% Henry st Brooklyn black irock coat and satin yes,
worth $50 from the Globe Hotel. and gold French re-
heater gold chain seal and key from Madame Jdmei
10Th Ward Mad j. oAers $50 reward So for the watch
and e. for the thief
ABANDONMENT OF CHILD--Juliett Hslstesd
WAS arrested last night for this crime She gave her
child girl of Is months to Anthony Brown 10 be car
ried 10 the house Of man named John Dsbrow. The
house could not be found and the mother had also dis
appeared and Brown brought the infant to the station
house. The police after long search, succeeded IN
finding the mother hidden under bed u wretched
den Of negroes in orAngest
TsE SKELETON DEAD-Dr. Edison, the late liz.
ing skeleton paid his deb, nature Saturday night
He died as We understood Of pulmonary disease.
Onp FELLOWS ~ AcrIoS.-The Odd Fellows
Of NewYork are abou, charierng vessel TO carry to
Ireland free Of charge such articles Of food and eothing
as benevolent persons may desire TO send
n
St near Avenue c. fell in d upon the sidewalk and
broke his aw bone very badly he was taken into the
suothec.ry store Of Dr. Murphy, where hls wound was
attended but being discovered that be was very poor
he wa. brougb, TO the station house DR. Chids set the
bone, and he was sent to the Hospital
UAresidento Of Brooklyn named Daniel Boyle
fell into the dock al the foot OF Jeaersons al e o'clock
last evening and cut his head He was taken caro- Of At
the station house and abe to 60 away in the even
ing.
e James Harper, deaf and dumb man, was
arrested Yesterday afternoon in the Seventh Ward for
sssaultpz John Dockhsm with pistol
B- Phillip Christman attacked John Wool and
Peter Rhsrn last evening with knife, s,sbbng them and
woundins the latter dangerously in three places lie
WAS arrested about 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

az Mr.. RoBrKr OWN Publishes in the Wash
ns,on National Era, this plan tor the abolition OF sla
Wy VIA That AL slaves born Afer let January, 1850
mai be educated BY the State governments kne pre-
peea 70 escome good and useful citizens. and after
os 40 apprenticeship equal 10 their assumed value
'he owners they shall BE- coloaxsd Ia territory
spa 10Y 'he'n ~ the government those in seryirudc
oso named 10 remain in scrritude or otherwise
NE pleasure OF the owuen
uiif MN or GOA volunteer writing
nom rIrss Mexico, says that he attended service in
s u 'ne Caihoc Churches there and after the cere-
\. were over. WAS politely invited into the sarisy
:, sne eendins priest There he and his brother of.
s,s.' s'c teg.ed With cigars, wine and brandy. The
r. , wa .skAve lovis and very good company
oo5s WI certainly Join bis church"
,.9riE DnowsED.-A cattle druver from Dutch
d. On Wednesday last finding !, dcu, to get his
1'oss Cayuss bridge, undertook TO cross them on
vac zee Several Of them going 10 hole 10 drink The
VIC broke and u head were drowned
,iHeisiA foR rHK WAR-The Legislature of
sss's has adopted set Of Loco foco resolutions In
he President ''"'s VII" INC 'e"s W
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Neuerdl Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Inhnanu,s Tnarhnrha nrana IL

Anoayne for ne ime and p-rln.reui cure Of Pain
from 1ecsyed teeth, havrrg from - intrinsic value
remedy become immensely popular with hose 10 have
1sed H. may limitations have lately been thrust uoon he
market BY unpurciplet persons and sold The original
aai genuine Mtice The Oh ,eet Of his paragraph 10
caution the public against al such spurious compounds
Glove Arodyne possibly be he genuine article
long and fsgorxAy known by hsi name but that prepared
dgrng four I've years By 3. D. Sands, snS for the
year by Henry johnson (successor A. 3. Sands
Co no Is the cole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers 10 70 be and k for JOhnsons Tuohsche
Drops and examine the vrspper Of the VIA.
% he genuine has The signature of Henry Johnson
Remember hat the True Glove AHod yne 10 "a Immediate
for he violent oothsche pain In the gums,
and hst Il q Manufactured genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist No. rs Broadway.
side IN the Granite Building Sold also Al leo Fulton
o. y East Broadway and SIS HudsoDsI Price Is eeo,s.
ais II
r Water-Cure.-Dr. saw, having returned from
Europe pracses this new system a. as Institution a and
- B0ndstl and IN re city generally TIE Waer-CuTe
Journal (seUmontLlyl bv Or. shew. Is published Al the
very low prc- Of e. yesr In sivAnca Isl In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
General Notices.

~ Geography Taught by stnging.-Ine 9s t
sned on Tinaiof OF the very move psr q teaching Geos
rsphy by snging hsvng been employed ~ the board o.
trse-s 10 give lessons 10 some leev pupils ID ne paSe
school. during The day happy 10 aEsl himself Of ms
rse.r. n announcing tho ladies' and g-nensn OF New
YORK hal be will also give lessons q niga a. ioows -
Al tie New York Grammar school, ~ nfoso o.
FemsIs Irssita.e on Monday. "Wednesday ard Fn1sy
evening. cf each week. cormeneinz a. oelocL
IL a. ALLEN IT'D oilS >, rfot " OcosisPu1.
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HYER'S PILLS.

~ The American Improves hyxeiah heel'
sThs.- PlI, are 1nc-nla5ly ole VI he best com
Quad. OF he tsy 40 general faEiy metelne For a.
rsfs,r..i,n 10 al temporary complaints o. ne sori.
al boWe, besdAc cold &c hey nay Be fully depended
moo .nS urornpg u.e Of zen OF ne nrs Appearance q
isdisposll.on wiz Invariably save much .esnss, Icy -
,rgenenf n fact Of he system aud especial
IN viii f.sse.-haye PrUT-d emneniy useful q a.
lax comp aints dyspepsia P1nooary rheanle aga - -
rn~si- s9-rso-. liver comp airts, palpAuons nc No
f,,niiv sf,er . fsir uisi viii remain sihoai hem
;es-rs Depsi 10 Falionst % fOor sod also ~ Gin =
IA Rr.s,xsv Cook corner Grad and Allen sis, svs =
-, Erc.s,x,v. Mrs Hayes l3a fultonst brook,r r
o-rssn g5 6;r.nd-sL Wilh2nsbafgt. VI TuIhAssiosu
~ DR.. Banning's Body Brace 70 a. esesee. =
he7f,r weakness Of me voice 1nxs sPias ard 10
,i.v e,r dvspep,is. constipation and piles, Wiz wesA
-. a. slon.ch and sides weakly females f.st EroN
- Sildr~n and al dispose. % drooP and are
r.o-ealy spins subjects, VIII pe dels - - =
49,, Ref-rssce fiven 70 nsny clst1suished &c
vrho have hesn rescued from s1pefsnnnsion, slo,n
hi'ifv srd br0aehas fknPhles and oOok I'm -, -
- ,txirv t,fgrnston, rsa Be had a. ne otler -
Bfo.awsy. x lsdy N ss.ssdanss "a 1sdies III ps"a
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cLERsYMsN AND PHYSICIANS.

ANVIL As THOUSANDS or OTHERS IN AL PAsrs OF rHE
United stsies are continually sending certificates and In
forming us OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsends ssrsa
parlls. - -
opinion Of the virtues ofyour Compound syrup oisnsspa
rils am prepared TO give H. ! have used Il 10 my
practice and prescribed for the ast few months and must
give my decided preference over anything OF the hind
with which acquainted, both A. to Us medical virtues
and the reasonable price which you eel In scfouoas
sas etions ytcrs ror-ru'y tyspepsss nd
gesfion eostye habits, and liver complaints an mreb
pased with It's efecis In these complaints OF sny other
where scrofcls 10 indicated, with confidence recon
mend Il 10 the patronage oi the profession ss valuable
auxiliary for removing disease In SONS Of s most trouble
some forms and 10 ILL q safe and valuable medieine
BENIN. WEEKS. M. ID.
Brooklyn, Nov. 81, 1913
Dr. TownsrSD-Dear SIR Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection my lungs, and
continual pain In my Side owing 10 evening exposure IN
travelling after preaching and hnding disease to Increase
with much difficulty ofbres,hng and other alarming symp
toms, advised bs clergyman, friend OF mine, 10
try your celebrated Ssrsspsrls did 80, and after Ia
kfng Two or three bottles found myself relieved Myap
petite has restored find myself much stronger and
hope very soon my usual duties J have been
80 greatly benefited By your excellent msdcns feel Il
INV duty 10 make tho acs for Oh. beneht Of ohsrs
Who NAV be lsbOrng under the dcultes that have
been for some time past Respectfully, yours
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF Bspus, Church..
Nov n IsN Staten Island.
Principal Oaics. 1T Fulton-s- Sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

VuIafSou, OUrRAGE-On Thursday evening
las, the Office Of the Voice Of the People the kg1A
Right. organ. published AT Delhi Delaware Co wa
broken into and the type for onsbs the pspef wnen
set up to be worked OF the next day taken or 70
known The outrage WAS peTpetrsted. Il Is supposed
10 proven, the publication OF certain anticipated suie
lures q personal character.
FRA FIRE broke out on Friday morning IN
stable on the corner of Eagle and Lytius st N ne pos
session OF Jeremiah Nowlsn six horses-thse o. tnsn
valuable onc,-,he property OF Mr. N persned N TIE
asrnes COW also confined In the building showed
AR .agscity by springing out q, window As 'ne nre
broke oa 4, O'Clock in the morning there i every Fra
e.sd,.yy Albany A,ias.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Tax vorE OF EIPULsIos.-The following are
,bs Yeas and Nays the vote in the Senate, expel
ling s Editors Of Tho Union from the privileges Of
the floor;
yyu-Archer, Badger Berrien, Butler, Calhoun, Gil
-, Tboms. Clayton John NJ. Clayton Corwin, CIitten
AZ DsyI, Dayton, Evans. Greene Huntington, Jarna
@n johnson oi La Msngum, Miller, Morehesd, PeMco
Simmons Upbn, Webster, Westcott Woodbridge
EAY,-AHen Ashley. Atchison, AtbertoD, Bagby
Reese Brsht Cameron. Csss. Chalmers, Dickinson
Din Fairfield. flanagan, Houston. Mason, Niles, SEWER
soul6 Sturgeon Turney-2l.
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:" AS II puIpI ut uIiI, tNNIVrIHHtINi .
Should DO beat with hst instead ol = stick.
acknowledgements OF Paymcnt-Impris-
onment for Debt, &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. 18th Feb. lsi5.
The act for the Resumption Of Regular Pay
ments of Interest on her State Debt is to be taken
up in the Legislature OF Maryland today and as
native of that good old State, the best located
State in the Union am glad to tell you that the doubts
Of the passage of the law which had been lately enter
tsned are fast giving wsyin word the friends Of the
feel confident hs, II will pass It's very
enactment will go far to create the ability to carry II
out and e.ano, fail to have most beneficial influence
% every public and private interest and enterprise
Fos e power of State and the fountains of its pros
gsfs5 eobsst much Ia its character as In Its actual
s.psisl-gh
gess IT, however. bsrbarous and inhospitabe policy
4. ~ legislature of Maryland which mus, initiate
sSsri.ly against her 1t is tina, disgrace to the stat
~ lss which consists in the liability of personal in
esssssou Cor debiihe letter of the bond the pound
Il ssss. nay more she has assumed the unchrstisn
al essAsoass oscs Of great High Sheriff for the whole
s1hs f0f le; q citizen have contracted debt
pnSrs be mar even though a, home not liable to arrest
sal lrayrisobmsn, II be come within the borders of
Mary sad she Stands ready play collector and do
Ia toe way d and Imprisonment for hard hearted
creditors whs, their own State would refuse con.
trAry 10 humanity and the sprt Of the sgc-ihs, is.
VIVA, wc battered ourselves In the progress Of cvza
ton bad become the spirit Of the until this in
the prosecution Of which the young men Of the country
are tempted leave their peaceful and yrtaous homes
and hresdcs TO be transported thousands Of miles there
10 shed the blood Of poor hsflndisn. hafciylized
race Of people-hospitsbe and hind and brsvethough
IL DO Ignorant obstinate and revengeiU Eyen our wo
men and children tsush, 10 read WITH Soai al their
breakfast tables the most revolving accounts Of blood
snd cSrnsser How many lives vi such men a. Jimmy
Polk would atone for thus corruppns the morals OF
people whose very government and bertes depend on
public virtue and morality,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

] r. Gov. You've presided at the meeting held
in Albany on Friday evening for the Relief Of Ire
land, thereby doing honor both 10 himself and the
State. The proceedings Of the meeting indicate
that the right spirit is at W ork at the Capital