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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-28
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M illar0 Fillmore.
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Ver Mt1DlesWdrtb.

SenatoriakG rwd
cpbn y. SanoerSon, ben esbarcn.
Sbumas ~. g. GfSieunau, psn MoEbinSici
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
Correspondence Of the Bgliuofc Amarlo.
At'.-I,t,..,. ... LII.

TS SENNTE
The nominations of Generals Pillow. Q l-tg,4a Co.b
log anl pearca, and .,me atlaf, ,,rr, 'lrgs nv lc
Sna'ts dafap executive Session Of Yesterday all,
moon
oaly a 6w uorop,uaat roa1fs, petitions. anil rssl.
buttons wee presented rb5. m f,,,,,
Mr. DAVIS. Of Mississippi. nom The Committee g.,
Conference. on The bll 10 iepsal M. s,-i, -, The ~, f.,
prosecuting the war wnh A,.leo. uljl, ,,,3lf.-,
dnel'o oi 'he nomb'rof generals at rb, ,oc - he war
made reppr same as referred 10 in the u5nze nc
dings which was otd.rel Il, he pfiar,,
Nh DIX. from the MIlltar, anai,r, rsp,flri win,
an amendment luSc b1l allapas p.r,.ons IN ,iI,vs
and orphans Of Iii 'crs anl sill 4, IA certain ,,s- m
before provided Amendments wen. ,,I.slf4 ,,l
the bill wasthen passed
Mr. .keriutruducsl hill which was r,,.,s ,c,d
referred, 10 modify the fufh clause ot the s.yet,
'lon Of the act of SIG pray.dug cr the frmalaa 81 ,
cnstiiutoa. anu the aIa,s.ga vi Wisconsin a,l the
'i''l"l u W. a5heIi9n, the c11,lrrlaaa Of the
hon.i.,'i ~ f''"o" ON was Ia'n resumed aud a'er
r,,ia, e., 'ne m 'oa 10 Sr|e oat ihearpr'
is',p' ~ 'u''',' "osP.'s made several dals since,
Tbe V,pYa NV. ~ '''e negative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

The President oI United STATES IN his Nessqre an
nouurluJ HE final raj iaion OF tn treaty Of Peace will
NrNr'. slle' that It the ronnancanen Of the present
administration the public deb amoauied to IS. "a
~ lrc useqneace of the war with Mexico it has hen
necessarily iacr.as ~, and npw dnpuat, To tjJfS Ia
Il, including the stuck and treasury notes vbrh may
yet hrIsiaed nadrr the Act OIL 8aary -. ISL and The
,A'tn tI on odn recently negotiated under the Act II
March Il, Isis
Ia addition Ia this amount. the treaty sipu,les Cur The
payment 10 VI Nlco OF rw Give nI,llos in f,ur ,,,,,
instruments NJ three millions ea,h and.l,r the ,s.,,
U"n by uaf Government Of the claims Of pur cil,,
G1IlSt Mckee. hqld1tad and un,ilaiIIicI. I, a, ,
n'Nl not rNretdIg three and on qIarIrr n,,lIl.ns
at dollars. IheSe lteus viii mhe tn, ar rre rat. r
Hf public deb s'me eighty millions Of dolIar>or NOR.
the lte,ldeat surge, ed iiat a. The in,alnenis f
hrIndeaoy claims tt due lherm1y be- plid ont al The
acro"g rtv.nnr without The issue ot stock ur h,rs,
ton OF any additional public deb. But "a oar readers
have noticed, n dtrrtuI opaI9aias been cNp~cs.el IN
the senate by Nh johnson, ct Mary and who considered
that the Nhole amuu OF these clunls IL already due \,
investigation OF the matter has been ordered and II Wi
no doubt De p4, li2h without delay.
We had ~ assurance anywhere that III the exnaps-s
ol the WI are ln''nIcI IN the Items given alb We
" haa al The aeaauulS of Commlssaiies. O iartr Ms
lc'' and tay1aStrfs Shall have been rendered and ,
whn alJ etams In com en,aoa arsia, on, Of H., ,n
erli'HS OF aur armies IN Mexico are ,srrriinej ,.5
5 i''J' "af1 the arrangement Of the pcyoa lIS sln
be made complete, and all demands again, t, aYyer,
Hen'. ehleI biq uilN'n, fully MI The sum tod
o. .Nr 't5.H#a# my tNI.',ta a,ea1 i.u.c rs5a thai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

That l'inore had lo'g looked with anxiety for an
opportunity e pass through Virginia to the valley Of tho
hNNI'>Fl and l1a', even II The last message of tho
President OF the baltimore and Ohio r ulrDad. the de-
~" was aVa"ed ami the Company encouraged t, renew
lis PI'aiIon; and, though the valley Of virginia has
not mad the power 10 o5ta Tor Baltimore the rpbt If
way, that Baltimore has the righo' way with the
exception ct 4 very Short distance, hroagn the State If
Virginia 10 the tennessee llne and thai upon the npare,
route. This ruute would be to AI.xan,ria and by the
charter granted last winter, from Alexandria to Gofims
vlir, via Charlottesville to the James River C,n,l
thence by the Canll to Iynchburr and Theme. by Rail,
rad 10 the valley oi the Mississippi He Thought the
tendency ut rare 10 90 direct to Baltimore wa I'D bs
inevitable II any important portion Of this connection
should be formed, and believed that Richmond and Eas
Ter" "-'Ha Were interested in keeping the travel and
Trade as much as possible upon the south side of James
RIVER by constructing The ron from .ynclburg to the
tennessee line. aud then possibly By enrour,,n,
nec'Ion from Lyneh5urs the Dlnville and Richmond
mad lie, therefore, hgardcd the position of Lynch
aurg as perfectly safe Eastern Virginia mus, construc,
a Railroad TO Tennessee to recover The Southwestern
trade. aud no road could be made with VIII ch Lynch
burg could not adyanngeousy con,pct He gave a ma
1ye, illustrative Of the state IF saniGen, in the South.
vest ana anticipated It's cordla coopnstion in the Leg
stature for The construction of the Railroad BY Slate
an lie concluded by recommending courage aud pei
severance, aud avo"ed the opinion that worv, inds
PenS'OIe TO TIE prosperity Of lie >dtr aud already
gafded as most important nloaal connacun mus; be
constructed.
When Mr. Bnrwtll had taken his scat, Col. Charles
lnmock, OF Richmond, who was pr sent, being loudly
called tor. obeyed The cal and made bei, Lut for
chile address, which he commenced by asking to be r'
,nSed' b'canse he fit satisfied. that th,se present con''
'om superior oca information instruct hin. He would
i'y, however. aal.lsi5a to SIN. rspnks Vi NJ. Ba.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
TIE RAIL ROAD MEETING.

hef" was meeting oi The citizens of lynchbur, in
terrstd II the ldlfoad. held in Tn. Masonic SIo -,
thursday evening, with view d bearing the r.rorlaf
VIM VI bafweil, Esq, who. with Grpt. Richard g.
N'TiS' had been deP1tcd by ii i1eus To visit tn.
Southwestern cnne7"lh view to ascertain the state
oil Fohhr continent IN that relon respecting the con-
tempa'cd Improvement. Capt. Morrisa made his state.
mont at the meeting N MnhY night at which tina
MS colleague bad moi arrived. FIr Burwc spoks
for ab ut an iear with great tlagnenre aud effect lie
presented S'me eni'rled and siates.nan.like views IN
conneXon with the improvement, ". ls,, at the same
llme he showed him self To he al all the details.
lis address was listened to with the deepest and
qualification, and. after hearing ii, cannot feel any
snrpfS" to Il nj Inn Ikea OF IN The he is by tina
Ny'hevIIIf Republican, in al article which we trans.
fer to our columns. We took no mes at his remarks.
and pretend % give nothing but the heads as it were u
h ; address.
In rising, lie said lie desired to address to the cit,
Pens % Lyreburr s,me views upon what he cd
their position am. prospects. lie rt nolan c. nor appre
hesona that she would WitaatIg Use the rad, of thu
Southwest Virginia must provide some cheap mesns
ii transportation lortbr pr,uce Of the smhwst or i,
would to cine the Fast at all 1t must Cd 10
South Carolina aid Georgia, and the macadaniz ID ro,d
now making 10 the Southwest. WOULD prove mere ed.
tTlp NE Charleston Ri load iryiai must than
provide Rallfnd to c,uneract tbs tendency Of Snh
western uaie and no matter what n,int upon tho
canal It should b. brou Th'. it would be roctly with.
IN the capacity Of iynchbug to cemfe,a Successfully for
HAT trade by connecting, she bad sigh 10 %, her
Rlrad Wilhaay ohr., wlic! ii,tt i, rl la. Al S.
lem - far ira entertaining any a2arrh.rSons, he rs.
gard the position ii lynchA1rg inf rly s,tt than
that Of any f1sarn town in Virginia. 1t .he y .r,,l
from HE S1otI'we,r should pass down the valley. sle
would have connection by Canal II B lchanan aud by
Halfway to Baltimore IN twenty sven h,urs whilst il
now requires tlfy two hours reach Hicltol,l hy
oAnai aud ne1rr forty egh' To reach Baliiuote The
position OF ltchmoad critical than that of
i}nch3Tg, BECAUSE under the tendencies of travel and
ol trade upon Railways, the poduc, of the interior nph,
leave X chmond and % either direct to Norolk or 10
baltimore; and IN this conDecton he referred to ge,,-
graphical fact Of much Sgnif ance ai rnilr that ia
King the distances from the Pos, Of e book and other
authentic sedrneS would b" found that the ne rest rie
tom Bamte u The town Of Salem, in the Southwest,
woCld ne by Alesahdrla through the Piedmont CONT rs II
Nn@'na' by lynehbag riding ae following ,aJie
OF distances;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
FOR IGN INTELLIGENCE.


! tEI' , Juuf -
ere7t oaay shops rcnlja Il SGD. The mark oil
'mlh .tfteaRhen. h ny Iapef eil's mnfniHs VT
hI return al Nuuulrd lynn N hos ptr,i, but = III
rIura naeaf br added al WIZ are ~ III Il eni am
Niaurs. ui winch uo r.luln Is mlde us well as aasr In
lArir isu b#4tss. Iurte afe ar'uliuL u iile mo
iouL tate taiIulle 10000 deal, and double thai nnabl
yuul#sl. fakelol- l- the laesl eslultc bafrt head
and ,oa maA bru 800 ulul iba' 50 Hf lran cAaatea
NHg th.e atcounl-, lh, aeoeml wish Is Ia mllptir
brm url1f Ia upuu,, HE sPuiol vengeance winch
l7 r.JHt taHaelk nut 4 af#tt hHehrr oi Insurgents
were STINT l,dly uo sn.ut parsa. The bnIl1 l. taat
1000 Hvr lr.n disposed oil summary. Many musl
have iaIirn slefir,s ia the rRs ii tI' soldiers "Hfc
,u.cluI thr h8usrs til The pufpoae npcuU9 P1ssaa
1t,bll lI5n al, /, alu1hrr.
It Is 9ow aid that thc oapnfo 81 Me Taublng -
Antoine oalna tu tine soafe WINCH iao usu12suis
Id lli iuf lie sllurrs Il lhr1 lnclIiou 10 hNc
allowed nosHtr lo utter od eeteulaBglr the feet
aud lien Ia have sacrificed tbrm thr -olaefs VII II
thpy = aolaa were top ppnt lot lhur adgersltIr-,
aud maa so eo5d Of The d1ntagc l'red thl tn
insurgents boeanc Inuc struck ald mado ,liItue d
necessity Considerable arass Nofe made tu iy II lie
Hal, d, BureauH Il e. nccalcl insurgents lhe ely Is
.uuuuded ~ bi8 village Itee Isonc near thr blli4r
Of NurIiY, ri,ci PIc,uN, ialla uulirutu2 tis,n.
Wbleh Is atrst al tuma,uuf>is W hat uuW l. Ia ID,
Jo1r WE. lie 0oI,mrW i6r question T.. ttuial. Al
pu.,ut,s qeoIydaIl manufacturing Over Geurt
al tUalaa1e, II sad, Is lao lrneui 1T, views 1,
wards ilas ,as, sitrr lhor hudnrt huh not lhpsr
cap4Bf Ia allowed 10 be dnvea H. de- pa1,loa by
iar NrHafabaa. or slli duas, lty m.st b., sustained
m the r,tal Ieoe luugd alo llF rnoai,s 4 sgr#ty,
Noyasuae Is d,srub Il dis usIns to1 mid gid "a
rN, AT m5nept Whou suatuatl.s ate MT Naunag.#
Ma as he l., e determination ON hl4 part lolay d1s,a
hI' authority east,d panic Ihs norulue.
lur Peah, 5r. cfoWdu2 Ia In s'co.s e., the lac
Gou9dt. lale Jgsl Visited TN e'ufch d st. Scvrun
b'cu lnPas- bile Ia have selected brlitf plR' rig
church les a lho end OF linz ltue - lrq le4 ala aa
ku' tie IA ifpc hese two ,lleats are Sic p aud uar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

he following extract ltnn lla corrrspooJ eaee u
Halafde1 late editor of the Courier DIES E}als E,,,s
"ul be i29ad mierc,,loLa4 instructive:
I'M hteakpg uP the national Wurk,hna, in Pr.
mas hfea tie or ga auj fryteNiul lh> social NH. wind,
mas hat lot ls victims tho MI ,nrl ON ,,,,. m 4
the VA ianal Gdayus ana a.gIs tly REGULAR ,,ly
Jhr ulher. '' ''''9 VA
lhe establishment Of those national vo1 5,ns ~.
we mHs' uai1ti0on1,r act ot the Provisional & ,,,r,
mcnl lhy supplied reole loal the oilers and ham
son "lo had sNarnod, from every part of t1,a r.,
's N3t oI gehGIal aln,h0dse, Whpic labor M. E, fl
u'n aad pay was HE only ral thns. The number a,
Mee oiris Il passage Who had pcrclnJ un,n. Mn.
host amounted 10 neldy l500Qa. of whom II - .il
$1,000 "efe released or a5semdlug c,nyIcrs. and FINN
oooJo to l0ooo porierS aud damesiir> win, lloe a1i
u Tue income d thrlr real business the minis n,
assumed tic. lne exhausted pabl, Treasury r54.Il
TO '"g1I 9'sifi9Ht' the wealth Of France am mo- I .
nos al Idle hands and hungry mouths The N,1f5,.4
Assembly therefore r,oited 10 shake the m. b,l,t
was seconded only !cAy end isrcs ,lurly in I'M. bl1
ueSEn rs The FNccu,lvo prwer IN v hosn I,rl ti,.r
''n OF the naiionaI workshops had po Been v,rbI a.,
ultimate purpose. ''''' al
| ia the view # c.f'an memheta or the r55gasf,.,
!" "9FeiAehl, belonging nnre or les, clos y ~ In. =
elais or communist schr7l such a, Iaui; H.. a,
Oef', Ledfu Rpn aud tacan tls a,,Inr-r,,,, =,
woFAnel, TAKEN into pay by the stat, Was i,.,,I g.,
| '"o"hiecls oae. dlScos d By VI u lndei,px ta,.,
tAf''y charged Muh the P1ufio uf Finance VS. L.,
iorh sft Il Prroraa Gual1, which certain NM
VI Inc oo efnhrut desired 10 iapcaIway- l,;,.iy ,
lh' r j.5.1i a'trallas t. o',s 'aa.. ..l...'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

planter ihe reebaulc all casss who ignorant Of
The chaaess n ilC uafhe's which may hare iahen
pl-cs In their lss- are increased in all hosa places.
The plwers al the telegraph operating in favor Of the
ri,v sprcuaief BE awaits himself OF MS cut uncs E
lions aud may re,dily aniieirata the mails IN other
less ilylTed se,ians at the tame County. Of oven
ia tie same neishkotla a. Is ihisimpr3vr nani thnre
fore naturally produces i, si7 r others IT kudrrd
char IN ttis sg remarkable already Tor lie lutra
tucos 10 ate s'ebc ot IhIs vii other improve nrus
in ntefeumaln tcl(nn ly railroads and steamboats, an
age eh'- well b said II be progressive, a T. man
iiess BIZ ~ determination NJ lir pe pie "a goa4saf
tarares> I've foletsted. but viii be demanded
eve, ao, isfa tha mails should 70 ahead with them.
A. de "A M neiiids Of exP~lllus the mail.
and ~ nIst t,eg att nd The means necessary 10
ke- ~ s.lsian the department the r1ulllles ale o
WprHlah Aai redurn In the raies ct passage : ts
iiaifS heesS<re The mai SHOULD 4 ways be expedited
just ~ tr, irial 10 the nrr"ase 81 maate maeti IL
Ims,n'a1s a means decentralization Ia the may IN
stead 81 the few. and the misses bccne interested IN
stead uf md rfuas. The multiplication ul mai naiif
ttewspa PETS and iettgs n #uselaeIce a reduced
system Il rastsse aid Consequently Sos. viii ulia,
tinhe m incYelSe Of tee department Iuesr
vuaclslns 81 the the fc>af, - Observations
made upon reduced system u f.stne's al hpne ahd
broad. ani the operation 81 which has Inust clearly
shown iial a,v Of eh1rgs, the r'uesPlnteunr
ot he people. Is what they viii utycr Complain 81, hfI
','t always pay WITH cheerulaess and ilr tnha TIE
aefl til eaatge. he mote eHrefiHy sometimes s NE
= sabaIlfed 10 ny many. Il can never ne leg1firl
N-ea r.ance1 To proper standard rat. buIdlhsr,
h-frs s,nr degc,e II Il voluntary Tax. Wine al
tht sab1 IL produces pleasure 9lu improves mi
STOCK Il kaevedge, and nai uulnqu'uily ias greatly
w the eujayinont ct many 4 tie cumur's ui ltle,
The c1uiniIuc have alt,alY reported hi' ftdue'ng
the postage on news apafs aud propose as,a 1ttal5a
un the postage = l'tf>. puth ot HIc an'r3e1 In }
the general pee ri thu IA he .iHc cnrg i the
county prn.ftily and he faaHcaI >iuluan i He Al
fairs ii The Pos Office Department A., m fHe t1flo,
H. fl4 tfI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

The L. s. schooner 1anpi'o, Lieut. Com. r. T..
lhu,ou, arrived at New York Oh Thursday. l3 days
from Pensacola. Th flowtag is list Of her Off ers
Il. f.. lahnsan-l.t. CONG.
r.. ID. Deoney Acting Master.
I. T.. Iucas-Capt', Nt'''
spoke ol, the iorngaS, 3rd inst. L. = s'uo ruer
h1nc,e, from pensac la, bound Ia ,rtoh The NJ bad
On board the boly Of Commander Pmkny, L 5 Navy,
and was Pui'lag into Havana for suppl, of water.
The /. :. soap ot war Germantown, sailed same day
ior Nucatan.
The /. ). rgate Cunbcrllad, was to sail in a iew
days for New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

We learn that The Richmond and Danville r. r
company, have contracted TOR the grading aid ma
l"ofy ct about leo nn'cS of heir road with Mes,rs
J'', Hunter and Robert Harvey contractors Of hsh ~.
N"nSloli'y a1J great experience The terms are said
W o' mos advantageous To the eampany the work nav-
ny nee" lei al much lower prices than was estimated
aud portion Ct The contract taken in the sock of the
r'mpany.-- Richmond Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
For VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
OF We Vs. x'OFs
ELECTORS.

|. John J. Jones. Norfolk.
:. Grorge W. Il Hing, Petersburg.
>. Henry =. living, Cumberland.
!. Jn,eph L Irving. Lynch5urg.
8. W. Martin. Franklin.
G. Alexander Riycs. ,AIbemarr.
7. RobrrI. Scott, iautuier.
8. II. !. Glrartt. Westnprelanl.
.. 1phn \. Meredith. Richmond city.
10. l;a5er Saond'rs, Williamsburg.
-. Aadfew Hunter, Jrti'rs1t.
-. \ Il. II Stuart, Augusta,
-. :. Md. Mb,rr. Z ,ckb ii..e.
~. omn1lly +. 1rgg, Washington.
-. t.. ". Summers, Kanawha.
j.. 6. u Caaoden, Harrison.
II. +. II. pierpoft, Marion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

winch The PRE- iiett h7s gvea in Ia, Message. L. viii
be. 1t al egeni9 alerabe surprise 1t the money ~
the O. miami . the ioeasafv trbm revenues AID au
hlrz ID oans 4na be lnni sotf lent To cancel nil ihe
standing ,lz cations Of the ,yernnen on account 81
the wat-I. ihc'uI = The twelve nilho1s - De paid To
Ne Nco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

london letter, Of the 2ls June. savs: -..peaches
Tor the past week are mote abundant ltan they have
been 'r the previous month. and consequently at moro
available rates varying according t. qaIitv from 26
>o'l'!s to 81 sIol' sterling per dozen eqna 10 s. 10
hot houses N' ;"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

Thomas g. Clinton, Assistant Examiner in the
Patent Office at Washington, has presented memo
nal To Congress containing u charges against the Hon
oable Edmund Burke, Commissioner Of Patents
The memorial referred 10 The Committee on Pat
euiS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

"The Commonwealth" is the Title of 4 new Wing
paper, jlS started IN Washington. Pa, by Seth L.
Hard and Joseph Cooke. Il supports Taylor and Fill
mme: The HIS Of Washington county have now
two first rate Wing papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24


me Nasata1'au tu'aaaad olbrr Democratic Jaar-
o''' are teftss ea'u-1 sli te lu=iau'r lutu h9anI
n' l't laeNl.lcn dr0ll Of Con la,l.r himself dat
'','e is sne el unj tu1 the rmor, h5t the Louisiana
"''2''i2H wee mo- authorized Dmke the statement
r"',flag 1ea laylr's position which thy read to
'H' Wing Convention at Philadelphia. Dung the
HS~"a o that Convention. weIe aware that a safe
me'' "1s ass upon. aud almost literally taken tom.
,'teT OF Cen layIof. which memher OF - dte,a,lau
H', J." MS issse>s'n This eaer.says the editor oi the
y l. r'NrRss' WIS probably seen m Philadelphia iga
H""e3 PeHoas. Bot mlre distinct and satisfactory
a,c,onl oil Is given ina letter recenlc published hc
t. D. - mean, VIII W., ore Of the Louisiana ,.elc,a
.9o' and Aial am carur, adyieate 9th, Nomination Of
.'f' [ "a. lne following statement. tn. raced in his
-. .r''' - eoHf4s',e against any Interpretation ct Cen
iayIos approval Of the c,ug.eo the oui.lna ,la.,,
d. winch does not extend y 10 every part o yher
'a'''n'0'' and especially mf Nat which declared that
N' F'c2ozaiia his lcnl, in thc convention those WIN
Were a"th'nzeito withdraw his namr If he should not
c. Nominated
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-06
8y X. ". DYER, .9ucftOneer.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
forte carriage and horse at aucon-On wednesday,
fine 7h day of June next, 10 o'clock, shall sell
the residence his Excellency Col Beaueu Belgian min
2 streets his very excellent household furnure amongst
which enumerate-- -
II handsome walnut armcbairs and 2 sofas covered
with crimson silk damask 80 .
Yotaire chairs and sofa covered win yenoW ana
crimso silk damask
Mahogany chairs, sofas, and oitomans, covered with
drab cloth
A very superior piano forte made by Rosenkranz
Handsome manel clock and gut candelabras
Very handsome brazilian wood sofa, tables stands,
book racks, NC
Rosewood and Chinese writing desks and bookcases
Fire screens book-stands, teapoys
Mahogany centre, pier side, and card tables
Do extension dining table ,,
Do sdeboard, mahogany har-seat chairs
Handsome damask and muslin window curtains and
ornaments
Chlntz window curtains
Solar, reading, and other lamps
White china dinner, dessert and tea sets
Handsomc cut glass ware such decanters, tumbers
wines, goblets, champagnes, &c
Handsome Brussels and ingram paror, step, and
chamber carpets and rugs, stair rods, &c
Hail stove and pipe, airtig ht and other stoves
Fire irons French bedsteads
Best hair and spring mattresses
Walnut wardrobes, washstands. toilet sets
&c with variety Of other articles, and good assortment
of copper and other kitchen requisites, superior cooking
range bathing tub, &c.
AZ IL O'Clock same day shall sell very excellent
riage nearly new, and fine sorrel horse
Ths house will be open for the examination Of the um
ulre on the Tue sday preceding the sale -
Terms; All of and under S50, cash over 900,
credit OF two four months for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest :, -, nyr, ,.;
oi-eodyds
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Almost all the old observations had been thrown aside
In the years 1854 and 1869 the last favorable transit OF
Mercury, immense expense incurred by several Eu
opean governments in sending expeditions to all parts
OF the world make observations for the benefit OF
CATION and upon the occasion oil the approaching transit
of Venus numerous observations again to be taken
In Europe and in Africa Lieutenant Maury was alone
among all the scientific men whom The committee had
consutedhe alone, opposed to the practical bearing
sud benefits of the proposed expedition.
Mr. S then proceeded To read extracts from the letters
by these gentlemen, and about 10 quote from DR..
bache-
When he was induced 10 yield to the demand for the
question the amendment which, being taken by tel
lers was agreed to-affrmatve rs, negative 80.
Mr. VlNTON then proposed to amend, by inserting as
an item for the transportation OF the mail between New
York and foreign countries 50 200; but before The
question was taken this amendment
The committee rose and reported no conclusion
| Mr. HOLMES OF South Carolina offered resolution
to adjourn nom Tuesday till Friday of next week which
being objected to, not considered
| Mr. THOMPSON Of Mississippi. from the Committee
on Indian Affairs. had leave 10 present minority report
relative the Indians in North Carolina; which was
fered TO the Committee of the Whole and ordered 10 be
printed.
[The majority report on the subject was made
some time since
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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Nv A. GREEN, .9isCtJOneer.

HOUSEHOLD md Kitchen Furnfture at Auction =
Ii On Tuesday the 9th instant shall sell at the resi-
dence gentleman declining housekeeping, at the corner
9Th and streets opposite the northern market houae
at 10 O'clock a. m excellent lot OF furniture, WIS
Mahogany sofa, ottomans, paror, and rocking chairs
Do bureaus and sdeboards
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do French bedsteads -
Maple bedseads, wa rdrobes, aud washsands
Window curtains. blinds wood seat chairs, &c
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Solar, hall, mantel, and other lamps
Parlor, passage, and stair carpets, rugs, &c
China, glass, and crockery ware, pier glass, &c
Radiator, cooking and other stoves
With a good lot OF kitchen requl sites
Terms: All sums of and under $3.50, cash $50,
credit of 90 and 80 days. for cory endorsed,
bearing interest A. GREEN,
lime -Auconcer.