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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14

Far the En2htrr.
Genllemen:-The General Assembly, thai
meets in your city on the first Monday IN next
month, will be required TO elect Goyernof.-
| wish 10 direct me attention Ct that body to
SAMUEL C. ANDERSON, Esq Of Prince Eward
Mr. Anderson is man Of talents and gen
tleman. He would discharge faithfully every
duty that appertains to the Executive head OF
our State Government, and would bear him
sell with the grace and dignity becoming That
high Office.
He has labored ably and effectively for the
Democratic party. These labors have been
freely and zsalously given, because ne thought
The cause Of bis party was the cause of his
country. For them, he neither expected nor
sought reward. But the Democrats of the Le-
gislature would perform an act OF simple JUS
tice, should they. in grateful appreciation OF his
services, make him the next Governor of Viz
ginia. ArfoMAi loA'
Noyember4 4, lS4S.
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BERKELEY

Eron, the Mart,nsburg Republican, E1ir&.
The following is the official vote OF Berdeley
county Tor President and Vice Presidcn q the U
SAFES.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGIsIA AT Rules held In ths
1 Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery the county OF Halifax, IN the month OF DC
iober, ISIS:
Hyfam Hudson, Ilyram IL Crank, Joseph w Crank,
and Mary Crank, which said liyram u, Joseph w !.
and Mary infants, and sue by Their next friend
William Crank, fiaihtin'
against
Charles A Balow AMI William L Ballow, Executors
Of Jesse Baow, deceased William i Ballow, Jane
Booker YIN Montgomery Ballow, Elizabeth Bailow,
Wm n Ballow, Henry Balow, John Ballow, Edwin
Bal!ow James Ballow, George Baow, Augustus I
Walton and Mary his wife, Louisa Coquii, lanes ~
Goodman Zlc. 4 Goodman, Charles Goodman, Little.
ION h Goodman Thomas u Goodman and Elizabeth his
wife John Guthrey and Martha his wife, samuel Bag
well and Wil.IanHa his wife, William WTleh, and
lane ms wife, who was Jane Coleman, Sarah Cole
man Charles Coleman, Hannah Anderson, Henry Al
derson Sterling Anderson Charles Bal!ow, John Bal
low VIM Il Ballow. Jr WIN Eallow, Catharinr Ballow,
Elizabeth Ballnw Dianna Balow. Thomas liudson.
Nancy Hudson, Thomas w powdy and Mary ! ms
WIFE T l. Jones and Elizabeth his wife, iiezekiah
Ford and Elizabeth hiss wife, Samuel wallace ana Ann
his wife, Dtiehddhts
The defendants, James Ballow, George Bainw, Lou
isa Columii James II Goonan, Liilrton Goodman,
Sarah COLEMAN, Charles Coleman, Henry Adrrsol and
Charles Baow, not having entered their appearance,
aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II IL Ordered,
the mrs, Monday January and aswri the plain
tfs' bill and that copy this order be forthwith IN
serted in the Richmond Enquirer for TWO month, sue
cesslvey, and posted al the front door OF the Cont
house OF this county. Copy-iesir,
orr o0-cwam WM HOLT, elk.
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SHENANDOAH.
To Hc Editors Of lie EnquTr:
WooD.TocK, Va, Nov T.
Gcn,lemcn-I sind yon the vote OF Shenahdo-
al, which would have been somewhat larger: but
for the very cold dag: Cas-, l4l4; Taylor, l76;
Van Buren,, T. Cass's majority, ,236. Folks
majority in lS44, 1902.
6rrrJrcTa
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Great Robbery al Washington Core nment Pro-
perty Stolcn-5l 900 Rsuar4 C6ersd.
We received the following Geographic dispatch
from our Washington correspondent:
lTeeerap hed for The Baltimore Sum-.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-S, A, M.
Our city is in a stale OF great excitement his
morning. from another cause besides politics, the
National Institute having been robbed again oil
the gold and diamond snuff box present cd ny The
Emperor OF Russia, as we'll as the diamond
necklace, valuable CON- &C., lha! were stolen be-
fore, and SO mysteriously recovered from Bai'i-
more.
They have made general sweep This .'me'
carrying off property valued at 800, Ooo. y rs, Is.
ward OF $1,000 is offered for the recovery o. INC
stolen articles.
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ONE " lex LATER FROM EUROPE.
SMITH o,aRIEN hSO OTHER IRISH PATRIOTS
TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE.
Tn. Cunafd steamer An.rica arrived al New
York Wednesday night, She ieh Liverpool on
IN. 2Sth Mi, and has ma e the rip IN ''ttie
over eeyen days
The iolaring summary 81 her news has been
forwarded ~ le cs,.?h lor Inc 8aiim,re Ame-
fican:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
CHANGE Or HiNIsTRY-.A NEW APPLiCni l0s
nF Az OLD FABt.E--PkOSPECTS IN VIENNA
alfNGARv ALLIED To THE RGPuBLlCANs-
A STORM BREWING AT BERLIN.
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t;ass's maj.
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a ser, Sc - cw9w LofriN |. Elicit z.

IN CHANGERY-Vi Roisi.: AT Rules held ~ we
Clerks Office Of the superior Court of haneriy ~
1hari.s u y,le Plaintiff
against
Rnrrr.s Long and Elrannr hi. wife, and Other
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30


O'Clock the generafs was beaten; the troops and
civic guards assembled, and maintained fire
against the Swiss until 5o'clock. Al six the Qai
iinal was completely invested by 5000 civic
guards and ifoops oi the line, and cannon were
placed tSalnst the principal entrance.
deputation was again sent 10 the Pope with
the nfftmntnm OF the people, giving him an hour
to return an answer, telling him, that in case oil
refusal The Palace should be storned and every
soul IN IL, except himself, should be put TO death
The Pope finally sent for the advocate Galtett, 10
whom he announced that he consented 10 accept
the following ministry. Mamani, Foreign Affairs;
Gai'etli, The Interior; Lunati, Finance; Herbini,
Commences and Public Works; Canpello, he
War Department; Able Rosmini, Public Instrac.
iion, with The Presidency Of the Council; Serini,
Jastiee. And with respect TO the other demands OF
.he people, The Pope submitted 10 the decision OF
Tue i,eputles. Amongst the killed was Cardinal
through the head
Intelligence has heen received from Rome TO the
aOth OF November. Al that date tranquility had
been completely restored. The Pope had moi quil-
ted the Quirinsl, but had Installed the new Minis
Try IA ONCE, and appeared TO have Loyalty accept
I'd the new order OF things.
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Awful Tru3eAy.

A citizen Of Cleveland, named David John
son, in the employ Of Hiliard & Smith. buying
cattle, put up in a tavern in Marion, Mercer
county, in this State, where he intended "a
make his headquarters for time, and explained
to the landlord his business. The next day he
went out to buy cattle, and the landlord. know
ing he had large sum Of money about him,
encountered and shot him in by-place. about
twelve miles from his tavern, dragged his body
for some distance from the road, and covered Il
with brushwood. Johnson feigned death. until
the landlord had left, when hearing team, pass
he called and requested the teamster to put him
in his wagon, and drive to tavern a. fest q
possible. The teamster drove him TO the tavern
where he had put up. On arriving, the landiord
came out, and johnson, raising his head, said
"That is the man who shot me, be has ~, 900 o.
my money" and in ten minutes after. expired
The landlord, overwhelmed at the evidence Of
his guilt. gave himself up, confessed the murder
and 10 now in Jail. Surely truth 10 stranger thar
fiction.-Cin. Com.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

,uNHE Women OF the Bible-IS engravfngS;
i Leaflets OF Memory FOR ISfs-numeroUs engTs-
wings;
The Gem OF the season-2) fine steel engrsvingS;
The Book OF Pearls for $3.50
The Snowflake;
The Christian Keepsake;
The Ruby;
The Lady's Annual;
The AmeriC an Gallery OF An;
Scenes in TIE Life OF our Savior;
The Apostles;
The Prophets;
The Illuminated Gems OF Sacred Poetry;
The Gems OF Beauty;
The Book OF Beauty;
The Keepsake;
The HeIoines OF Shakespeare;
The Lays OF the Western World;
Friendships Offering;
The Gsrisnd;
The Amaranfh-
The above, together with a splendid assortment OF
English and French Stationary and Fancy articles suit
able TOT the HOLIDAYS, may be found at the eOok
store OF
J. v. COWLING,
Nov. 23--u 4e6 Nam street
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

MnrOS STEVENSON, Georgetown, ny.
JANIS 5 RANKIN, Travelling Agent for ny.
j. NJ MeKIN. 81, N. Fifth St, PhiIadelphia-
JosErH FISHER, Chester, VT.
BEcKSKR & CASSIFF. Lafayeits. Ia
j. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va
Gro. SCARBOROUGH, Greensboro, Nv.
c. G. EvEKrs, Utica, N. Y.
D. NJ. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, n. Y
HrSRS CHArIs, Canandaigua, N. Y.
bRowS & WILLIANsoN, Commercial Buildings
Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
ID. NrrDHas, ~. Exchange st, Buffalo, N. Y
IL. BAacLAY, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HoorEs CaEws, Moant Morris, Illinois
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowiingrsen. Ky.
VIZ. GARsErr. Glasgow, Ky.
c. II. BARKLrY, Lexington, Kentucky
j. B. RUssELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, O.
WHITE & PorTER, ID State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, lag Nassau street, New York.
P. II. CoNAST, Smithland, by.
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Front the shelby News.

from the Shelby news.
ss>ssr ne Drave
Some OF the citizens of Fayetts and Madison
Counties. have ''caused to be made" and pre-
scented to Capt. CAssIUs NJ. CLAY, an elegant
stcord, "as a token of their sincere regard and
sdmiration." The committee charged with the
duty OF presentation, say in their communiea-
ton 10 Capt Clay: "Y our fellow citizens, who
observed you, giving up the comforts of a
pleasant home, and encountering the dangers
incident to Q campaign in Mexico, conceive
that In your short service, especially after the
caDstulatisn at EnearRscien, when one of the
prisoners escaped from the Mexican guard, YOU
displayed courage and self-possessioR in the
midst Of sudden and appalling danger, which il /.
lustrate the highest qualities of the officer and
the soldier Disarmed, as you were, your
frmness and sagaeify, prevented the sacrifice OF
the gallant but unfortunate little band. Such
qualities on broader field might have rendered
you more conspicuous before the nation; but
would present no trHer test of the intrinsic mar
it Of the SOLDIER
The Committee wished to present the sword
publicly, but the Captain declined it, for reasons
satisfactory to himself They "thsn addressed
note to Capt Clay to know at what time i,
would be convenient for him to receive the
sword at his own residence; to which note he
replied that he would be pleased to see the com
mittee, and such other friends a. might be in
clined to be present, on Friday evening, Nov.
10Th. Accordingly, on that evening the COM
mlttee, in company with a number Of other gen.
tlemen, repaired to Capt. Clay . residence in the
country, and finding him at home, were cordial.
ly received. DR.. A. J, Burnam, one of the
committee, after addressing few handsome and
appropriate remarks, referring to the CORES
pondence touching the occasion, handed the
elegant sword TO Capt. Clay. II was received
1 Il
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

We learn from the Raymond Gazette that q
meeting Of the citizens Of Clinton and vicinity
was held on the 9Th inst. for the purpose Of con-
sidering the propriety Of establishing cotton
factory in that place. Two committeeman
to draw up the plan for carrying into immedi.
ate effect the object Of the meeting. and another
to obtain statistical informasion-wsrs sPpoint
ed. and the meeting adjourned to meet on the
|22d.-Vieks. Wing, Dec. l6.
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TO TmE s.OUasvlLl.E lPUBLsC,

DELIEvING that well appointed Bath House IN
ID Louisville viii be successfully sustained by the
pable, propose the fitting up Of 81 eh an establish
ment.
In order to accomplish this. 10 secessary for meto
procure hundred and 6ffy suhs<ribens- enter TO
day upon the task Of soliciting namss, aud would re
sDe~say call the attention Of The ehizsns the subject
The essabli<hmenf win contain "A spaei Gus and com
fortabiy furnished bah ooms-is for gent emen, and
Sor isdies-snd will possess every requisite foe
Warm, Cold, SAox. sulphur Salt, Da 81, and Siesn'
Baf4s.
The building viii be located In censAa part Of the
ety. and opened for bosinea In the fall
re Of sabscripti0n TBx Dc ,LLARs for the
Season .comnenekag-.
AZ sAvanes payment b required from the early sub
scrihsrs. tey will b entitled 10 haihing seek 10
IN wonthD not smbsaeed IN The regular sss con.
No ssnchpson viii be received hundred and
any Names secured.
Nay 0s-d WAs YOUNG
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

A gentleman has Just returned to New York
from Panama. lie went to Chagres, crossed the
Isthmus, but on seeing the immense crowd,
whose turns, according TO barbsrs shop law,
must come before his own, he returned In de-
spair. He found upwards Of two thousand per
sons waiting for Passsge. hiscomputsd thai
there are six thousand there now, oil eager fol
: chance 10 reach San Francisco.--Cia. Atlas
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NANCY J. MILLER, as Sullivan s..
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARIIA

This excellent compound, whica Is creating such uni
veTsal interest throughout the ooSntry its
successfully INTO the favor Of citizens and the people
around US We have read again ami again ofthe ecacy
Of thIS alabe medlcinc-a call very pleasant
beverage medieIne-out not until recently have lad
any positive proof which could induce TO sneak fairly
Of IL But, from ACTS IN our possession, now
we'd oonYnc ed that without my exception, II the
FEsT, PLKAsASTEsT, and sEsT compound ever offered
TO the pube, for the OF ali Chronic Diseases Theu
msusm and scrofQls and all impurities Of the oloot to
getheT with many other complaints
II has long been remarked thsttke Of
trums and nostrm vendeTS that hardly dare recon
mend valuable discovery the Medical Science, lest
eOparfise reputation for increduhy and CONSIST
eRcy; this hesitate not TO hazard
marx winch we nave made aoove.-Hsrlorf Reres.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

vorE or wIscoSsIs-The whole number Of
votes cast in Wisconsin, on the 7th Of November,
was 81 III, of which Cass received II 440, Taylor
10 ,oe6; Van Buren,, 0,ls5. Cass plurality 1874.
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NKw PIANO FORTE SALOON.

W. C. PETERS & co. 5Os, Main ST.
have lately fitted up elegant Piano
"AHT Forte Saloon ior the better sccOmmOda-
- ton OF their customers and the better
display OF those Unryaled Piano FOTtes, made by A. H.
Gale & Co, and NUNS q Clark
w. G. z. q Co., have lately purchased my OF the
above instruments al Prices f1 per cent lower than
any pre- vious invoice, and hc they Offer
responding rednctio until Christmas day. From present
indie ations manufacturers will raise the prices Of P
ano FOrtes the LIST Of January next As intend 10
close out present stock before the New Year, per
desirons of releasing cheaper Pianos than any
heretofore offered, invited t0-ca and make seee
ton at once.
N. B-wanted TO pure base, sin good second hand p
AMOS which fair price will he gwen. IN exchange FOL
ones.
Main Street, next door to Bank Of Louisville.
dec left
U- SOaah KsnhlskiaH; SHELBY Mrs and EoaHsuill'
Journal riH please copy.
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WOODRUFF a McBRIDE.

DIANE MANUFACTURERS, Importers and Deal
l ers in Hardware, Cutlery ami Mechanics Tools OF
every description, wholesale and Tetsl, No. 53. Third
ST.. sign OF the Big Plane. dee l6-u
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-, sf the Niagara.

,i,. week a telesrsphic sum
We pnsl,, a;sSlv interesting news by the sieam
nsp q 'n' We are now enabled to iumiSl
.P h a'sias additional particulars. We copy
hOrn Inc BosroS, Dec. IT, IL l.2 +. M
ali steamer Niagara srrlVed here iiis
Tss rJYsI n''' n,sSace of "a days. having sailed
sra LSefPooi' :, 80 tbe day of her departure the
On snd Pi'ol market was very firm. Cons)ls
.,lng sis = : decreasing in Great Britain.
The choif 81 he Bank OF England was rapid,
n SsSssl. Of America" merchants were at Man
ehesieT. ,,,,oals are entirely devoid OF matters
q Hi'ELf.I papers state that plot has Be en-
The f'snA, rspnblicsn rising and assass,nst on
3s,reica. ~ nen1bers OF the German Parliament
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SPHERE SrERBISI,
UJ.L.vNArl."

The Pope having accepted the resignation Of
prince c. AIdobrandini, commandment of the Civic
Guard Of Rome, has appointed, on The PROPOSE.
tiou of the Minister OF the Interior, Colonel Jo-
seph Gsllisne, in his stead. During the 10Th,
Prince Rospigliost, distributed bread, wine, and
cheese, 70 The crowd, on the Monte Cavallo.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
SORE THROAT.

The following extract from letter received from
Mrs. BevaD, who had been AFFECTED several years with
scrofulOGs UucerS. Dyspepsia. &c, and recently
fecu0n OF the throat and chest
BAILEVssURs, Va. Dec. l3. 1915
Messrs. A. b. & ID. SANDs:-BefOTe I Commences
your SaTssPsTls nv suffennss we've almost past
eXYEessiOn throat was completely liberated, had
dreadful cough ami there frequently weeks togcth
er that could not speak above Whisper; and besides,
the Inflammation from my throat extended 70 head,
that my hearing was very much impaired After Ia
klas SaIsapsIillas sOTt lime my hesth improved
sId nay throat Is well; l am Tree from cough snd
thfness Of the chest ever was and can hear quite
distinctly. nv throat been about three months
the Of which has been effected entirely the
yoaT Sarsapsnlla-
TOar friend, LOUISA X. BEvAN.
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Iasurreetion ct Rome.


y, AsIs nom Rome of the 10th, announced that,
gu, usi morning. lamentable insurrecton brok
,a''i, ~ the city Al eleven O'Clock, an immense
Ttuoe, composed of the populsce, the Civic
u, some troops Of the line, and carabiueers.
ssoe'hlded "a The Piazza del PopoIo, and thence
80 Proceeded 10 the Chamber of Deputies. 10
"e"'ha OF lhem TO insist upon the pope's appoin.
Sst ae'hocrsl'e ministry, and thai he should
n'''ae me following Concessions: 1. The recog-
~ - " Italian nationality. 2. The convocation
cs constituent Assembly, and the deliberatiop
-. edersi Pact. 3. That the deliberations q,
%e council Of the Deputies on the war of indie.
"a o .s. ehonid be carried into effect. A. Thai
81 oefsmme OF Sgnor Mamani, published or
ibs Jane, should be carried into effect; and
;s,s. ewing individuals should be appointed Min
Sc: nsmlani, Herhini, Csmpello, fSal,ceti. Fu
NOSh, tnnati, and Galletti.
oePuues marched in procession. with fbs
~ 70 he Ropes palace. His Holiness replied
n9n 0SSiulnsl Saglia, that he would reflect Tn,
f,,,' not being satisfied, sent the Deputie,
Ia nsr" second time, TO whom the Pope replied
yia1enn' mat he would not grant any thing u
e. 10 The meantime the Swiss and Pspa
on ~. uIose back the people, who then rushe,
TO-. e sehtineis and disarmed them. The Sw;s
Ieuested into the interior Of the place
,Sb WI 10 hre on the people, and ON the HOODS
thrs., sassaeed without arms. The peoule The,
when 1Se 70 SCI fre TO the gates of the palace
"To vo ene swiss fred on the mod, and a cry .
your srms!' was instantly raised. Az Tire
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HOUSE.

After the usual preliminaries OF the morning bu-
siness, the speaker announced as first business
in order, the reconsideration of the vote by which
Bolts resolution passed, providing for the prohi-
btion of the slave trade in the District of Column
ba.
MIR. Stewart of Michigan said he was opposed to
the abolition of slavery in the District without the
consent OF the people, and desired that the resolu.
ton should be amended.
Amotiou was made TO lay the resolution on the
table, which was negatived.
Mr.. Benton moved that the further considers.
ton of the resolutions be postponed for two weeks
Mr.. Sawyer rose TO a privilege question which
related to an article published in the New York
Tribune respecting the mileage received by mem
bers. lie remarked that he thought his honesty
had been attacked.
| Mr.. Turner also spoke censuring MIR Greedy yer,
severely for having written the article. He offer
ed resolution instructing the mileage committed
to report to the House whether any member hss
received any excess Of mileage, and whether ths
article referred to in the N York Tribune amount
ed 10 an allegation Of fraud, and lift did, said com
miltee were empowered TO send for persons an,
papers
A motion to lay the resolution on the table wa
lost.
Mr.. Greedy explained and admitted that he wroi
/ the article in question. He was interrupted an
4 Intercepted BY different members.
The question was called on the resolution, an
it was adopted.
The House then adjourned.
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FURTHER INTEILsGENCR.

The argument Of counsel IN the case IN error
u Mr. Saith oPnen having been brought 10 a
close, and the count having deferred It's Judgment
the lnsh journals are nov almost destitute Of
news. The INSTRUMENTATION OF the Poor
law lhseyictiOns which are going,on throughout
the country; aR occasional murder IN some dis
tsnt locality; and the uninterrupted emigration
Oh farmers at this late season OF the year fur
nash the only themes for political discussion IN
TIE ITsh psDefs
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France.

Ia The Assembly, on the Both nit, a discussion
occurred RPon the policy Of the Executive in dis.
patching troops TO Ciyits Neechis TO protect the
rope, ad so interfere IN the internal affairs OF H.
sF. Ggeai eensnTe was cast upon the Ministry
ioE THIS proceeding BY NJ LedEu-Rollin. IL was de,
ieneetby NJ AOntslembe1, Charles Dupin, NJ
Daisuf, snd others. General Csyaiguac having
replied ~ manly style, the following resolution
Nss proposed, after some others had been rejected
Ihe Assembly, spprOying OF the measure OF pre-
eaat-on taken BY the Government for assuring the
personal liberty OF the Pope, and reserEing lie al
Alasie decision tall ell the facts are fully known
asses 70 the order OF the day" Upon this the
Assembly, divided.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Mr.. Atchison, fMo., presented The credeutial.
OF Hon. Mr.. Sebastian, Senator elect iIonl Ia.
State OF Arkansas, and Mr.. Sebastian having taken
he oath prescribed by law, took his seat in the
Senate. taz
and referred.
Mr.. Briggs submitted resolution which was
considered by unanimous consent, and agreed TO-
calling for the correspondence with the Grenadia ian
Minister.
Mr.. Clarke also submitted resolution BY unan.
imous consent, calling ior'sll treaties concerning
our commerce upon The seas.
The Senate passed fsw private bills and then
adjourned a u