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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

II The Salem Street Church was dedicated on
Tuesday, and the ordination of Rev George Bushnell
pastor of the Church and Society took place yeser>
day The sermon of DR.. Bushnell of Hartford, on the
occasion IS highly spoken Of
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

u Captain Allison is a brother in law of Gen
Taylor. ~ Cri'tenden of Kentucky, is son,iu>aw
OF Capt Allison. Jefferson Davis OF Mississippi is
s'n'in'a" OF Gen. Taylor. Major Bliss ditto. All
OF these gentlemen, except the first named are proposed
for cabinet officers under the new administration.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

DEATH ny HYDRogHoBIA. Abraham Decker Of
Bath, opposite Albany, died last Friday oihydrophobia,
in the 39h year Of his age. He was bitten on the Ip,
several weeks previously by dog supposed TO be
mad.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14
DatIp &pp.
WoRCES 7 E R ::
Free Soil Nominations.
Executive Committee.

There will be meeuag of Officers Of the Free Soil
Club al The Temperance House this evening 7 O'Clock.
Dec. IS. J. 5. KIMBAIL, Sec.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

lsDIASA. The Legislature of ibis State assembled
on the 4lh inst g. W. Carr, Loco, was chosen Speak
er Of the House by a vote of 4S to "A
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

ANGELS VISITS 10 poem by Rev. John Norris
VINO wrote IN the latter half Of the seventeenth century
IS the original of ilae often quoted. II reads
Like angels visits, short and bright"
The line in Bair's "Grave" reads
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

Ut The Eastern Railroad Company have declared
a dividend offour per cent. payable Jan. TO-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

u Snow fell in Philadelphia Tuesnsy, but melted
upon the ground.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

VIRGINIA. ). d. Floyd Democrat was the sue
cessuI candidate for Governor Of Virginia on Tuesday
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

Like those OF angels short and far between"
And IN CampbeiPs pleasure of HOPPE
"Lke angels visits, few and far between"
The latter version has been generally adopted By al.
bum manufacturers
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

George, did you ever study astronomy ,"
+" NO, but was familiar with several theatrical
stars''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-14

The STEAMER. There is 20 news Of the Canada
supposed TO have been eighteen days Out yesterday
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
TIE El.EC TON.

The election in this ceunsv, j VIII be
seen, has been close one. The Locoio-
cos have elected their candidate Tor tho Le-
ris!aturc bv very small m7j'rity. In
many, ir not in ever. precinct, there were
Wings who refused 10 - to the polls. ~
one prccinc, ten absen,ed themselves. }"
this precinct there were some, calling
themselves Wings, who not only voted but
clec,ioueereI for the Locoioco candidate.
A few DAYS pre-, ons TO the election some
Of the leading Locos hereaboas became nj
m,st frantic i'm their exerlions TO defeat
Mr.. Fulton. They put their brains TO the
rack to invent stories To circulate, and al
though cf the mos, contradictory nature.
and ofii.ncs bcnring the stamp OF the man
ufacturers, yet they succeeded in dnplng
some-enough 10 elect their candida,e.-
The parties in this county are very nearly
divided and il the Wings could only have
been persuaded to bury their petty person
al predictions aud to have discharged
their duty, with the assistance ot those o!
their opponents who voted for Mr.. Fulton,
they would have elected him by hand
some mnjarty. We regret less our defeat,
than tho manner in which il has been ac-
complished- means that have been
used 10 effect ii--hut We IRE somewhat
consoled in the pleasing reports that come
to US fiom the ncishhorng counties and
hope, with an unboandcd confidence, that
we may ye, have the Legislative strength
10 elect United States Senators.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
THE ELECTIONS.

ScoTT CouNrY.--rhc Loco.ocos OF on
county have elected their Representative
BY majority Of five or six and carried The
State ,icke, by abou, fifteen majority.
MuscATiNE The Wings Of this county
hnve done nob!y. They have elected their
Representative, We understand, by ma.
jority Of ubou, I'D and give their Senator
a majority oil 90, besides elcc,ng the en-.
tire Wing ticket.
CLrNroS.--James ID. Bourne, the Wing
candidate for Legislature is elected, We
learn, by majority of3l. This IS gain
and will offset our loss in Scott county.
CEDAR, &c.--We understand there is a
strong probability ,ha, John =. Cook, SEN
n,orial candidate ior this District, is elect
cd. We hope il may be SO.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
MORE INDIAN TROUBLES

One Of the s,ipnll,ions Of the treaty witt,
the Chippewa Indians, in which they &C.
ded the tract oi' land at tho mouth nf Crow
wing river for the use of the Winnebssoes.
was, ihat the Chippewa annuiies should
nc paid on the Mississippi. This s,ipula-
ton the SENATE struck out, ealing il bar
gain, without consulting the other part,
about the crasurc. Now. VIC understand
from Mr.. MoNroKr, the Clerk Of the Sena-
tor, that reports had reached 81. Peters,
that the Chrpeways had assembled mt the
Sank Rapids, and refused TO let the emicra.
ting Winnehagnes 90 on the lands sirniied
IN the treaty. without a iufilment on the
part Of the United States Of the treaty, MS
agreed on by them.
The military force at the North has been
rn,her light. Tor some time past. This il
now partially remedied. Last week, one
company Of the 1ih, and one the Slh lnfan-
try, under Capt. Lee. went Up on the Rev
enue Cutter from Jefferson Barracks.--Ga.
lena Gazette.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
Dl l,G!. AIRY !.
$40 EswAEp.

Il is positively maintained BY two or
three individuals that last Sunday nigh,
about II o'clock lgh: MIS- seen III the
Gazct,c Printing oiliee. Now as all those
connected with tho office were n, that time
in bed, nnd one Of them with the kcy in III,
pocket, VIC would bc pleased 10 receive any
information upon the subject. AS boat
landed at the wharf at ,la, time. opposite
The Printing Office, and several Of our ci,l.
xens were down 10 her. il no further clue
be received to the discovery Of the bur
glars, we shall conclude that our friends
40 persons up tha. time Of nigh, would be
very apt TO do-misiook the Coffee House,
three doors east, for the Printing Office.
The Office can be entered b. back win
dow, and as nothing appears to have been
disturbed bu. our copy drarer, we will give
the above reward for any information ,ha,
will lead 10 the detection Of the political
miscreants.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
From the Alton Telegraph.
TELEI:usAPfIIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL
OF THE EUROPE.
New York, july %.


Another plot discovered in paris-Wnrk
ircn Of an,elicr intended to revolt. The
| l1ih was ihc dav tixcd--and n five SOU.
banqnet WAS 10 have been only the prc,cx,
to -et the insurgents together. Paris was
to have been p.la.ed. The Government
possesses full details # the plot, and man,
ol the intended chiefs have been arres
ted. Gen. Cayagnac had made ever,
preparation to meet all emergencies. Fit.
teen Projects Of Departments have been
placed under arrest, for implication in the
insurrcc,ion oi June last, aud Government
lnvors their prosecution. Gen. Cayaig.
mac formally opposes such proceedings. -
The political prisoners in Paris have heeu
removed tn Diet ached points out vi Paris.
The city is completely fortified. l, Is said
that 10000 ou,rlers intend marching 4.
the Assembly, aud demand to b: fed or
shot,
The insnrrcction in Spain was incrcn-
sing: md the Government was alarmed.
IRELAND The crisis is rapidly approach.
ing. Mcssrs. Dully, Martin. O'Doueher.
~, Robeand. aud Mengher, have been mr..
rested for scdi,ion. The nrrest Of tho lat
ter caused great excitement: and he would
have been rescued but for his own efforts
and the arrival of fresh troops.
The Picdmoniesc ministry resigned on
the question OF war. or temporizing polio,
they having favored the latter course.
The Cholera is irightfully on the in
crease in Russia.
The news is confirmed Of the march ol
Russian troops Moldavia. where the people
had declared fora Republic. The Walla.
chan Prince had resigned and the people
were in n state OF insurrection.
Berlin was threatened with an nsnrrcc.
,ion similar to that which had taken place
in Paris. Disturbances had taken place
at Frankiorl-on-the- Maine, and sevcra
lives lost.
Mchemet Ali has become insane.
Grca, excilemen, s,il prevails in Ger.
many.
From the West Indies, we learn that ihe
slaves OF Santa Cruz continued in a state
of insurrccion, and were massacreing the
whites anl burning the estates. The cause
of the revolt was the refusal Of Holland I.
grant immediate emancipation, but agreed
10 give them their freedom after an appren.
iiccship Of II ears, il! they would stop thu
destruction Of property.
The Governor Of ST. Thomas, fearing
similar outbreaks. declared all the slaves IL
the Island free; and the whites were arm
ing themselves 10 pu, down any revolt that
might happen.
lIa,,i was perfectly quiet; and the Pres
ilcnt had issued nm address, congratula,ins
the nation on the restoration Of peace. Al
persons who fled from the Island have beci
banishei.
The markets were frmer, and none,
easier.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

Tor it the Corporation may with impUnty
exercise nm unlawful power in one instance
it may with equai propriety do so in others.
Yours, &c. l..
Davenport, 3lst, July, 1913.
P.S. would suggest that more inter.
est be taken in the town elections than j.
Indicated in the recent return Of our friend
Harvey 10 the Council, when three rofcs
were divided between tmo Candidates.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

The opposition to TAYLOR and Fillmore.
that existed among the Wings in the city d
New York. in consequence Of their disap-
poin,ment about Mr.. Clay, is about all
hnshed. The eficrvescencc went of' in
The Park md nj the Broadway House. We
knew that the sound clear heads Of tho
young Wings here would soon get the
command oitheir warm hearts. All is right
now. We have thought it necessary ,o
say thus much. because the Locofoco press
MI over 'he country is trying TO make the
most of the little emeutus we have had here
We shall be disappointed if New York
city does not give Taylor and Fillmore five
thousand minority, and Brooklyn, Williams
burg. Jersey Ciiv and other suburbs, in
proportion. Y. Express.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

GALEsa, 1nesaay, l2. o'cfoek, II. w.
.3rnrat OF the .7R,e,rea-Cnsis in Eeia,,d-i,nrt
Council mel a. Dubiia Casfis Proclamation d
Ne Lori Lieaie'sant-C Cantolir Rehct Bill nth.
dra~a frOn, Ho,te D. Commons--Germaa Ia,
at m end-.lrsirian .irchduke JOHN Elfc.eu
Chi9 Of Gte German Empire.
NEW YORK, .7ugusi ).
The steamer America has just arrived
She sailed from Liverpool on lie I'D uii
The crisis in ireland is al las, at hand
The Privy Couacll met at Dublin Castle
on the 18th.
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland issued
his proclamation ur the enforcement, al
law. he orders all persons 10 he arrested
found possessing arm without license from
the authorities.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
TIMOTHY DAVIS.

From the few returns received we can
not determine the result Of the election in
respect 10 Mr.. Davis. Musca,inc county
gave him majority Of - II defeated j,
will be BY very small majority.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

We learn TINT there ia scarcely . pdAa-
toe field on the Island, where tho Y0e has
not made its appearance. In some instsn.
ces the roots are nIrcndy entirely destroyed
while in others the leaves nre only just be-
ginning toturn black. In every case, how
ever, the disease makes exceedingly rapid
progress nficr il has once set in. i il
more general this ysnr than ever before.
md bids fair to cut off pearlv tho whole
po,a,oe crop Of the Island. = Nantsckef In
qvirer.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
Illinois.

Baker, the Wing candidate for Congress,
~ undoubtedly elected. 10 Davies count,
gave him a majority Of 315. Rock island
and Whiteslde counties have both given
him increased maJoriles.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
NOTICES.

TnE BATTERY, is the title OF one OF the largcs,
and best campaign papers published. tits lssu-
ed at Washington Cry a. the low price OF 81
cents until the Presidential election.
TogAceo AND fIraLrn ALMANAC
PHEESoLoc!cAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMaH4c.
We have received the above publications from
the press OF Ncs.rs. Fowler i Wells. Those
opposed 10 Tobacco, in every form, would do
wei TO order the former. The latter is suited IL
every person, and will interest all. !, contains
illustrated descriptions oi n any celebrated char
acfcrs, i8 PIP. Price 6! cents.
iioLDEs's DoLLaE MAcAzISE.-Ths 10 th.
cheapest Magazine published in the United
States and but little inferior to most Of the high
priced periodicals u eastern cities. I, is iber-
ally e.abeliished with illustrations the first
number containing 23. Those wishing Maga-
zine a. small expense would do we'll TO subscribe
for il. Price 5 90 per year; address { " lIol-
den, i09 Nassau street. New York.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

DrcK PoSDs.-Ve dislike In see thinr
but half DONE ii i, Is the intention To fill
up these nuisances on From; street let il be
completed, and not wait until sickness has
resulted from the negligence.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

SPREADING MIcssrs. Bur.
rows & Pre,iyman have been enlarains
their store room--i, is now one Of the largest
in the place. Having jus, received heavy
stock Of goods the, show TO Advantage.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

LIZ CLAIRE Ilor>E.--Mr. Pitkin informs
us that his house il crowded this season
aud that il he had the room at least one
hundred persons additions al would pass the
summer with us.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

0J-The popular Captain Of the fine
steamer Kentucky will accept our thanks
for late ST. Louis papcrs.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

CA son OF Si- Robert Peel has leen
Tor lew days at the Le Claire
House.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
STEAMBOAT VOTING

Vote on the Mpn,ank last trip up. For
Tnvior AZ, Cass -, Van Buren
Vote on Inc Clcrmont last trip up. For
Tay!cr 80, Cass9.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

KENTUCKY i.oeolocos have been
making the mos, desperate Efforts 10 de-
crease John J. Cril,cnden's majori,y for
Governor. They have rropagated slam
ders oi The most ,i,iainous kind against Mr.
Cri,tcnden, all OF which have been faith.
fully exposed.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
ENGLAND.

The Catholic Relief Bill has hccn with
drawn from the House of Commons.
Abroad. things are returning io tranquil
ify. la Germany and Sweden the war H.
considered ~ m end.
The wnr in Lo,nbardy promises soon 10
terminate III peace.
Prince Charles Alber, is becoming more
popular
The Austrian Arch1nke John has been
elected Chief u The German Empire.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

tional, which published a number ot details
of the pretended conspiracy, about breaking
out in the course at the present week, is Ia
he prosecuted and the Minister Of Interior
has handed over the papers to the Procnrcr
General, 10 be dealt with as he deems prop
CT.
The Mon,cur of ves'cr rtlay contains de-
crees Of the Assembly for the payment in
specie of deposits nt the Savings Banks,
under so francs, md in ; per cen, stock.
taken u, so, tnr higher sums, the presen,
price being nt 7S1s.5c.
The latest from Paris
At & o'clock Yesterday evening FRIDAY
July li,h. Pari, was tranquil. In the As
semblv Gootchaux announced tha, the gov.
crnment had abandoned their intention OF
interfering with the railways.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand Of the army Of It.
alv have fallen back on LYONS.
Gen. Lanmr, icre, when asked as to the
runors in circua,ion, replied that every
thing was going on well, and the govern
ment had nothing 10 fear.
From dawn. on Friday morning, up till
eleven, there had hecn a considerable move
ment q: troops. squadrons Of cavalry espe-
cially. passing from time to time, al n rapid
pace. These. however, were only precau-
tionarv measures. Great ac,Ivny .vas dis
plnsrd bv the staff OF the National GnafG
and General Changarmer, who evidenced
the most resolute determination TO suppress
anv attempt at insurreciion.
Reports were current in Paris YESTERDAY,
that the Archduke John had approx cd
French meditation in Italian affairs.
Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 6 o'clock. r. VI.
Our express messenger, who left Duhiin
this morning, has Just arrived. lie reports
Tint Dublin was then tranquil. and 'ha; the
grand jury of the county of Limerick nave
found true Lil against Mr. Meagher ior
scdi,ion.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

WHlG TICk l. L
For Electors of President and Vice President
fElection serenit .No,ember.

vrrz urNEy WARREN, at Dcs Molnes County
yrssr BOWEN, at johnson County.
WILLIAM n. WAhIAel, ii Henry County.
s1rrurS q. suELLApAy, Of Mahaska County
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

DEAD.-Goy. Skunk, Of Pennsylvania
died iu Harrisburg, on the 2lst uIt.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10
THE LATEST NEWS
NV THE EU-lSOusA.

The New York Herald of the 2Sth has
the following summary Of the latest news,
received by special express aud electric
telegraph, Just previous TO the departure ci
the new steamer Europa
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

fRoN foRr MANN.--'rhc telegraph cor.
respondence of the "I.onisvillc Journal, -
dated ST. Louis, Fcb.7. sP. NJ, say:
We have news from Fort Mann ln the
20ih Of January. Col. GIlpin wa. NiI at
Font Brent. The Nlckicuns and Canaan.
chus were gathering about two hundred
and hny miles soulhwad ol that point, And
preparing to attack them. One cumpi
ny and a section OF artillery had been OF.
dcred 10 join Col. G.. llc will march
agains, the Indians about the middle ul this
month.
Great difficulty has been experienced AT
Fort Mann in complying with the orders
Of Col. Gipin. The horses are all dead
and ou, OF eight hundred head Of cattle on.
ly seventy.fyo remain. The woyes are
very abundant and are destroying the cattle.
A detachment under Lieut. O'llara, o..
dered 10 escort the Aller's train, refused
10 obey, and deserted to a man. 4 court
martial was ordered. but tho result OF their
deliberations had not lmnspircd.
Captain Pollzer aud llolschcitzer, with
iheir companies, are To garrison Fort Mann.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

4 meeiingoi members di the Mississippi
Legislature IN favor Of the payment Of llr
Planters Bank bonds. was held in Jack.
son IN the 9Th ull., when the following
resolutions were passed by 80 to 5-ibe
five were in favor ol paying the bonds, but
not immediately
Re'n'red, That thn State is bound h.,
every consideration Of gord faith. Justice
aud honor. To pay these bpnd.
Resoircd, hlr We wi.i both as ',a -.a.
t"senlaliyes Of the people aud NJ ci iz,n..
Use all lawful means Tor tho arcomp.l.b
mrnl of the above Object.
Rfsoired. That wo bold ourselves under
obligations 10 make immediate provision.
by some plan Of a financial character. by
which the above bonds may certainly .Ge
paid, so as to prove the iailh ol the State
iuyiUille.
Thirty dyr nicmLcrs Of the Legislature
did not attend the meeting. We regard
this movement 10y a maioriy Of the ilis,i..
sppi Legislature, a, one ol' the most cheer.
ing signs of The times.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

The paper we are compelled 10 nsc this week
is smaller tbau that heretofore used The amount
ofmolter, however, Is the same-the only differ.
eneo beiug in the maTgin We mus again assure
our patrons that il Is our wish 10 make the lele.
graph IN every respect equal to any paper in tho
State, aud if we fail to do so the failure is a,rbu-
ted To them mud not 10 Ms. To them, heoausc
many of them who hove the means to pay, are
Withholding from us our just dues, We are not
only willing, but anxious Ia make every espen.
dlture our limited means will allow for the in.
proyement Of our humble sheet, aud for tins pur.
pose have az am and again appealed 10 them to
assist US by paying the amounts OF their Iespec-
tive accounts, but our appeals have 70 iar luiled
altogether We ask, are We aol entitled 10 ihesma
pittanee charged for subscriptions, aud # W. are,
will not those who know themselves to b. in.
dchtcd TO us come forward aud by settling their
small dues enable Us 10 90 on our way frjuieiug.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
arRnArY WIN -MENIen.

Thu general tenor ol tie adyiecs from Waah-
ingian a Tint Treaty had or shortly would be
eoneludedwi Mexico We remain in tho opin-
ion EXPRESSED somo time Since thai Mr.. 1risl had
made un arrangement Of some kind, which will b.
thu bisis og a tfenty between the two countries,
We think the lollnwina from the Union, IS sig.
uifcant an the subject and clearly ntimatts be.
lief that Mr.. lfst has come To an understanding
whhthe Mexican authorities
Washington IS full Of rumors abant peaee, hut
we eanuol understand that any official accounts
have beenreeelyed 10 Justify these sanguine ealou.
lalions,
The only thing which We have heard ofany au.
thentc character, is letter from distinguished
oiheer, who writes from Nem Cruz, On the 3im
stnut, to a mrmhrr Of tougrrss, reporting Of the
courier from lha capItal with fnman about nego.
lialion, and the opinion Of the commundrtsn.eh
that we should have peace at no distant day,
We have no confirmation Of thes reports ifom
official saurees though we should not be- surprised
Il Nh Tn, without auY instructions or authority,
was RECEIVING proposals. iIumlhe Mexican commits.
slnneH
Tn correspondent Of the baltimore Sun writes
us iollows on the suhlrci
WASHINGTON January, &c ISIS
| have no tune to write you long letter, hut
will endtayof To make a iJw points FiIaL as Ia
MF fr.st You may take if iaf aflnttd. beyond
oavlI ardiEpulr, thai Mr. ffsi hasssal Ia Wash.
Inslan Rr1Ie-i OF trealys nal lealY, aud
tim, the sane has hsru submitted Ia lle President
aud discussed in Cabinet rdaucl
ad iolmay take Il IN srmlrd tlat Mr. Trt
had no dfrcl aud positive authority Ia make a
treaty, and lhal consequently the whole, thus iAr,
"a t4gF4 q HtFFt p4H4t.5uf I.fEa4.aE H.
on one part, aud the Mexican commissioner act.
Ing without direct authority Of Congress on the
other.
81 That Nc TrsI aud Gen, Scott cooperate
with each other IN these preliminary arrangements;
aud that both are saugnine that a treaty on the
bass contained in the project, may be ratified by
the MsNieau Congress.
llh. That the administration will seriously
consider the pFunaslau, aud, that IN al pfpblhili-
Is. the President will communicate Il 10 both
Houses of Congress, and thereby hanssa tale
The question Is, what viii Congress dol
Ny opinion IS thai they viii advise treaty. on
that basis. to be- made. and ibl The treaty iissli
vii eventually be ulIiad | do uai say that all
ihs vii be done towards the eusr Of nest wsek.
hui pefhaps batwerul HIS andihe fourth Monday
ia MAY nea,; aud lhal S ali ! can tell you at
pJesrut
That tie pFaisr, Of a treaty doe. NOT stop The
fighting m Ns,ea is evident from the last ndsi.
ces, aud that the prgisc, itself does nal contain
aus tangible guarantee Of the future. seems TO BE-
highly passb'F Meanwhile. has Ar THsl The
power OF dspasiua Of the three mddausl
Gen. scott as YOU sill hiFr Isafasd from yss.
lcfiay's Canfn-#anzl proceedings. IS ao I1uaar
Commander. ih.elrf Of TIE army ilr has eanr
To fefal" as Hiiarsz. net abs lura. aud WIII M
The eaafse ulziA Of c.zht weeks, afar ia N4sh.
Insluu
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

GES. Scorr.--We see il is proposed in
some Of the New York papers to give Gen
Scott most cordial reception in that city
in the event Of his returning home. Such
a reception would no doubt be a most
splendid manifestation OF the enthusiastic
admiration the people Of that city feel Tor
bis services in Mexico, and their sense OF
the injustice Of the treatment hc has re-.
coiyed At the hands Of the Administration.
Mr.. Polk will have cause to feel great
modification aud envy if the victorious
General is recalled by his order.
Louisville Journal.