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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
pIrrsYLYANIA COUNTY.


Al meeting II the Democratic ray .! Pin
sylvania, held al The Cnut, House IN 'r!onddy
evening, l9h .Iuae, lS43 Col Dan'l Coleman
was called 10 he chair, and g. d. Scales was AZ
poin cd Secre ary
After an able speech BY The Hen. W. NJ. Tread,
way setting tofh The claims Of Gen. L. Cas- ana
Gen. WIN O. Butler 10 the sufro;, oithc Demo
cratic party and every lover 81 or glorious
Union lie following resolutions were unanimous
j. adrp'cI, viz:
Resolved, That for the parpasc o! carrying on!
the great principles hereto re avowec ard repeat
et b. rs, we do plese or best Ell '.tsio rromo'e
The election OF Lewis Cass and VIM 0. Butler
ior The Presidency and Vice Presidency oil tbe
U. States. Looking 10 theiraeBts and experience,
10 he private and political characters oil those
distinguished men, we feel confident ,h:tthe ceun..
Try have Il sl,re guarantee Of the preservation Il
our national honor and the promotion ,; na'lonai
prosperity and greatness; we, therefore: tall heiF
nomination with cordial qualification ana an abb
ding confidence Of success.
81. Resolved, That regarding organization as
necessary 10 success We will forthwith pToceso
10 form Democratic Association.
3d. Resolved, That all persons VINO favor he
election of Lewis Cass FOR Presiden. ami =" M
0. Butler OF Kentucky, f.! Vice Pres den, ma
become members Of this Association, Wnich
shall he called lhc Pinsyiyania Democfa &c hs'
socia,iou. and continue until line Tn oi NO
yemb.r ncx, The officers OF this ASSOCIATION
snail be a President, eight Vice Presidents ah'
eight Secretaries.
Attn. Resolved, Tia, the Presiden! OF either OF
The Vice Presidents may Gala meeting OF ms
ASSOCIATE n a, ANYTIME or place in The coun'y OF
Pilsylvania, and he regular meetings snah &c
held monthly on Court day a. PiisyITanla Cou''
House
Col. Daniel Coleman was unanimously elee-
lei President and Col. S,ePhan Coleman, Cap,'
Water Cole., Mai E. Cbsr'hier Gen. B. ". ,.
Ca,e!; C:i ID. BAR, Cs?i. Christopher Jaws,
Rtbcr. EasIcy, E.q, ard Major ]. "a:d, wo vel.
sppnin;ed Vice Presidents; and Col. " N. hi'
son, G. D. Scates, Maj. r. NJ. KibF, Col: ~ =,
Lewis. ID. Coleman, Isaac II. Watson, Df. ). "
Thcmnson. and Col. III. NJ. Mine. were aP'
pointed Secretaries. =. ...r,
lin Jesse G Carer, and Walter Coles Jr., were
appointed an Executive Commil'ee.
Res ,l.et That the PROCEEDINGS q his nis5',"-
he sisnet BIZ he Chairman AID Secfesa'I ana -, -:
wsried 10 the editors Of the Lvnchbufs hsPuo,::
can, Richmond Enquirer and Richmonc Exam
Der win a reoue, that they b. pub ishei.
On motion the meeting hen a-l9ufaeii
= '''~'' DANIEL COLEMAN, Chm
G. d. ScArEs Sec'v
A New Yofk cos:esr' ndent CT the Union ~
"Bu, i. this (Uiica) movement c,s;he,s u,
also is carving fre.bfand INT, WING Sae'
New England i, in arms, and The Ffooso.ii.
| now is ,hs, Taylor will nc! carry an eaae1h o'a
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i
iaiaiy see but llle chance tor his election
DEMOCRATIC NESTING IN ORANGE.
al a meeting Ct portion OF The Democratic
parry OF Orange county, held al the Cour House
On Monday The 20 h June, COL E Rowe was call.
co 10 the Chair, and James Newman appointed
secretary. The object OF the meeting having
peen briefly and torcIbly explained by John vii.
rs, Esq The folio wing resolutions were snhm;t,,d
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Isl, That We, the Democracy OF
Ofahge cnuatY, do most contially approve and
enc0fse The nominations for President and Vice
president, made h2 the Democratic Convention
lately he'd a. Baltimore.
tesJvcd, ii That We consider the doctrines
promulgated b. the said Convention as lrue ex
position .! The principles OF the great Democrat.
&c party OF he Union.
Resolved, 81, That, as Southern men, We re.
gard The position here taken as full and srtfl.
Gent guarantee fer The protection OF our rights
Resolved, n, That, entertaining these views.
we will use our b-,t eyerons Tor the success OF
Tho Democratic Ticset-and in tuuheranca Of
me obJeci al the foregoing Tcso u,ions,
Resolved. 5 h. Thai he Democracy OF Oranse
VIII hold mass meeting at Orange Court House.
on the 2oin AMI 29th days of July next, 10 which
We Cordially invite all our felluw.cilizens.
Resolved, oh, Thai meeting OF The Demo.
cratic party be requested al on. July coun for
ID" formation Of a Democratic Association.
Resol"ed. 7d, Tha, John Willis, Jas B. New.
man. John Nj Chapman, Edmund Henshaw.
C1l. John Voolfolk, p. B. Joaes and Hezekiah
Richards, be appointed committee 10 invite such
gentlemen Of the Democratic parry to address the
Aforesaid mass meaiing as ,heY NAV think aiyi
saole-and hal r. r. willis, David Hume K
II. willis, z. B. Jones and John F. Taialerro, bp
committee 10 make all necessary arrangements
Tor said meeting. On motion The Chairman and
Secretary Of The meeting were added 10 the com.
mIttee OF invitation.
Resolved, S;h, Tha! Q meeting Of The Demo
cIalIc party be recommended To be held Locust
Grove on Inc u Saturday, and al VeIdiersyie On
me s! Saturday, in July, for the purpose Of
forming Democratic Associations al those places.
On no'ioL OF Mr.. L. Henshaw, il was
Resolved, That he committee otinviialon con.
Ter with any Committee Of the Wing parly and
meeting as ma, be agreed on, and that they be
allowed Two hou> each day
This CONTEMPLATING been promptly declined
by a prominent Wing present, on behalf Of his
pahy on The ground that the time allowed was
insufficient, The ioDwing resolution was snh-
united and unanimously adopted:
Tha The committee Of invitation confer with
he Wings Tor the prpose u having general
mass meeting OF botn hrlies, for general discus
sion, Il such time as my be agreed on.
The meeting was adtnsse by COL John Wool
folk, and, upon invitation, ALSO by Dr.. D. Pan
nil, the Wing Eiec'or the county.
On mpon ordered thailhr proceedings OF this
meeiin. be published in ID, Rchmond Enquirer
and Examiner, and lha, TORS Of papers in
Fredericksburg and Charlottesville be requested 10
copy. ROWE, Chairman,
1..rS Nrwu.S Snc,e;a,v
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MARRIED,
Inthe county Of Prince Ei@aid, IN tac 2Is, ul,.,
by he Rev NJ d. Hoge. FRANc!sP p. We. D, Esq,
to Miss PAuLlSA E. SCoTr.
On The 2SLh ul, by the Rev J. Z Edwards,
Mr. HEsRY MADISON 10 Miss ELIZABETH BLAY.
LICK, all OF This city.
DEA s.
Died, in Elizabeth CRY. n. C on The Ilth ins!,
Ans D. SHEPARD the ami bic and accomplished
wife OF The Hon. William Shepard, and daugh.
Ter OF The late josiah Collins, Esq.
Died, a, his residence, in Amherst county, on
Sa;nrtay, the l7h instant, Captain TuoMas w.
GLASS, (father OF thu senior ediIo. OF The Lynch.
burg Republican, in Inc Ssh year of his age,
leaving an affectionale wife and fye children 10
mourn their loss. The deceased was native Of
Fluvanna on, lived the greater portion Of his lite
in The county il which he died, respected and Le.
loved 81 all Who knew him. He did honorable
volunteer service in The late war with Gteai BIi.
tafn
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RICH M ON d, VA.
Monday Morning, July 8. ls4s.
SANTA Annals TREATY WITH TEXA

SANTA ANNALS TREATY WITH TEXAS.
The Editor of the Times. in an article under
mi. head, has gone into labored effort 10 show
,ba, the boundary OF Texas was not definitely
settled by The treaty agreed upon between Gen.
San,a Anna and The civil authorities oil texas
in ls36-and, consequently, that, so Tar as Inc
Question of the boundary OF Texas is concerned,
no argument can be ltgitimately drawn IN favor
Of the Rio Grande. Our object in citing both
The capilulalion Of De Cos and the treaty OF
1886 was, mol for the purpose OF asserting iha'
eli her was legally sufficient 10 settle The o"unda'
~ n, Texas 10 the Rio Gralde, but to hotc TAGf
yere The opinions of the pa's1ss IN respect 10 hal
boundary. II the Texans we're not claiming the
Rio Grande as their Western boundary, why
i, rha, river referred 10 as the point to which
provisions should be furnished De Cos, and his
relrealing forces, at fair prices2 VIII The foi-
Tor o, the Times assert that there was, or couio
be- the slightest iHks nff bs The
G. Santa Anna should epn,ly do,
,iymen with provisions2 And yet such is The
fact, under any other supposilon than tina, De
Cos entertained The opinion lha! Texas extended
10 The Rio Gfande.
We claim no binding authority for the treaty.
We give The Times the full bene6, of the admis.
sion that Santa Anna was in dnIess-nolwilh.
standing The fact tina, hi, same treaty was sign
ed by officers Of the Mexican army, who were
perfectly free, and all its benefits accepted and
enjoyed by Mexico; and yet, The purpose for
which that treaty has been cited and The argu.
men, are not al all affected. We are enquiring
wha, was The opinion Of the Mexican nation as
10 The boundary OF Texas, aud TO do this we refer
10 the only instances on record in which any
opinion upon that subjec, bas been expressed by
officers oflhat government. Among these is this
treaty, which, al The lime Of its adoption, ceTtair-
~ contained the opinions of the parties and 1t is
wholly immaerial 10 say that treaty was void,
unless the editor OF the Times can show that the
validity Of that treaty was repuda!ed upon the
ground Of an erroneous provision as 10 boundary.
Such fact canno, be shown. No official de-
claranon OF any responsible officer, civil or mi
ltary, OF the Mexican Government, can be ad
duced, in which any opinions conflicting with
these Mexicaa views, as 10 boundary, have been
advanced prior 10 the commencement, Of The war.
These slipulatons furnish conclusive evidence
OF The fact OF an assertion OF lille by Texas 10
this boundary, and in The only instances in which
any opinion was expressed by her adversary it
was recognition OF that claim, and the Editor
Of the Times in denying tina, claim, is defending
a line which he cannot show 10 have been claim. |
ID By Mexico herself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

"CLaY AND BOTTs FOR TAYLOR.-We have
information, In an authentic FORM that Mr Clay Is
about to give in his adhesion the nomination OF
General Taylor and call upon his friends To enlist I'M
der the Taylor banner. Mr. Bolts has stated that this is
Mr. Clay's determinations and there could be no better
authority than this Mr.. Bolts will himself is said
aeon come out with a letter addressed
Wings Of Virginia, in which he viii g,vei
coming finally into the Tavior current.
tCcrrespondeacs ~ the Journal af Commerce.
The National Intelligencer publishes the fol-
lowing positive refutaton of the rutnor, proba.
bly, from the Hon. gentleman himself Mr..
Bolts is still in fog.
''Messfs. Eiilors:-You are authorized and re.
que>led 10 STA e hat The above paragraph in the
JSSdtfha 81 Commerce has not The slightest ioun-
dation in truth. Whatever course Mr.. Bots
may deem i, his duty 10 take in the premises, il is
certain rha; ne has mol given AMI will net give
authority to any other 10 speak Tor him; but will
speak for himself when, in his opinion, The pro-
per time shall have arrived. He dsclaims any
authority 10 speak for Mr. Clay
As 10 Mr.. Clays position We have received
leEer dated June "a, from well informed gentle
man OF Kentucky, who says: "AlPs we'll
prospects briiant-Ohio safe BY 5000-and no
mistake Clay terribly dissaiishcd-and his
friends more so-no telling what he will do-his
intimate friends say &c lriH MT endorse. Mons Yer
rms
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ONO IS IN evacably los 10 him; and unless The
south are willing to take him on suferance, Icer.
'aiaiy see Out llIile chance trr mis- election"
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FRIDAY, .|USE 80.
sNr ~

Bills from the House-to change The time OF
holding the United Stasc, Courts in me Western
Djslrc, OF Virginia, 10 incorporate Inc Washing
ION Gas Light Company-were read twice and
referred.
MIR. Weslcot, by unan imous consent, intro.
duced bill, which was twice read and referred,
respecting the employment, By The Postmaster
General II public stean for transporting the
mail along the coast OF he United States.
On mo,icn Of Sir. Corwin, the bill from The
House further 10 extent ne time OF locating Viz
einia military lant warrants, was laken up and
passed.
ira copies Of Lienl. Emory's report ol military
reconnaissance icm Foa Leayensor!h 10 san
piaeo, California, were ordered - De printed and
bouni, for the use of the Senate.
Ga motion Of Mr Dir, he bill "concefnins
ros," {Fepcalins the act OF 1887 watch s. !, ".
The owners OF vessels entering the POI, o. .Se
York, 10 employ either New York or Ne% oe.,
sey pilots was taken up, and Mr.. y. aa"i
Inc Senate 10 shew the necessity OF regulating
nilo,ase al The port OF n. York. The whole con.
irol of he privilege there Is now IN inc nanis %
,be .hio. ouners without legal regulation. Plo's
| have no securi,: Tor The payment even OF meil
ices bu, are wholly dependent upon Inc VIII o.
| he shin owners and ship masters. commission
| e,s are authorized 10 award compensation, oa'
! nc,s i no law 10 enforce il. AL re9ula.i n
ross noon commercial Influence, bot should, he
co;,euded he subjected 10 proper legal legls!a'
ian. lie proposed that lnere should De three
/ Commissioners, one appointed By the Chamhsi
! Of Commerce, one o. The underwriters, and one
| 81 Piia.s 10 examine and license Piiols and Sc
! pe,ai!y 10 .upe.nteni and enforce he SAFE leg
+! ulaions.
/ Mr.. Walker presented remembrance t'ei
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A New Yo,k cores r,ndent 1.-THE Union say, :
"Bu, i. this (U'ica) movement cis;Tae!s ~ !"
also is carving fre.bfano INT, Whis s.a az,
New England i, in arms, and the ltooso,l..,
now is ,hs, Tayl3I vii! nc! carry an eaae1h 90 =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT lN PARIS MOVE
MESTS ~ FAVOR OF LOUIS NAPOLEON As
EMPEROR-vOTE OF TUE ASSEMBLY EXCLu
DING HIM FROM His SEAT, BUT AFTER
WARDS RE.COSSIDERED-StPP RESIG-
NATION OF LAMARTiNE AND LEDRt roll
LlN-aT LAST ACCOUNTS PARIS TRANQUIL,
WAITING NaPDLGON'S ARgIvaL-SIX THOU
SAND HOUSES SUSPENDED PAYMENT IN PA
RtS--iRELAND QUIET = ENGLAND QUIET
CHAGTfST DEMONSTRATIONS OVERAWED--
COTTON DE t. BREaDSTUFfS HEAVY
HARVEST GOOD, &c.
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Tie New Yoik True Sun learns from recent
letter kam naa = 7..V u7JsT P7 7..-.qsl Demo.
Gratis IN Kentucky, that he has heard al leas, ihy
OF Mr.. Ciay's nearest and warmesl friends in
Lexington refusing 10 support the ticket, &c.
nounce the Convention, General Taylor and iir.
Cri'tenden. He writes that. as yet, mir. Gag
preserves silence as to his intended course in
the canvass. The Maysville Eagle, one Of The
Oldest and most influential Federal papers III Inc
South, substantially repudiaics Taylor.D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

10 the Congressional synopsis is a noli:e Of The
first speech of Thus. S. Bococls, Esq, the elo.
quent and intelligent representative from the
Buckingham District We DOUBT not, that ii was
~ l.; rfh
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RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY MORNING JUIy 4 ,s4s

ing for correct and safe eIpositions OF The Con.
sliluion, will not, on this occasion, We think, be
spoken in vain.
"Gen. Cass,we believe, maintains the true con.
stutional doctrine in regard 10 The occupancy Of
newly acquired territory, and precisely he .oa'c
doctrine as laid down. In Ile Florida platform"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is.

Or We are authorized to announce Ma
THAN RowLEY as candidate to represent
yanderburgh County in the next General AS
sembly.
The above notice was handed us just as we
were putting our paper to press, and we have
not time this morningto express the satisfac-
ton we have in making the announcement
We congratulate the citizens of the County
that Esquire Rowley has permitted the use OF
his name for the important office of Represen-
tative, important at all times, and to us al
this time, when there is so much juggling in
relation to our great work, the Canal, BY The
towns above us who would be well pleased 10
see it stopped where it is, doubly important.
We viii have occasion to speak of this matter
again.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15

SHERIFF Sale.-LBy virtue Of special writ Of
= Execution against Frederick Wetzell and Marga.
ret Kehrt issued out ofthe office of the Clerk Of the
Vandelburgh Circuit Court in favor OF Horace Dun
ham; will on Saturday the 18th day of June, D.
lS49 the door of the Court House. in the City OF
Evansville, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P NJ, of said day expose to sale at public
auction and outcry first the issues and profits
for the of seven years, of the following describ
ed real estate, viz:
That piece of ground lying in Lamasco City. in
the county of Vanderburgh, which is bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning in the northern boundary of said City of
Lamasco, on the west side of the seventh avenue.
and running thence south with the side OF said
one hundred and twenty feet, or less, to
the corner of Eleventh street, and seventh avenue,
thence west, three hundred and eighty feet, thence
north one hundred and twenty feet, more or less to
the northern boundary OF said city, thence east with
the line of said city, three hundred and eighty feet to
the place of beginning.
And should no person offer or bid for said rents.
issues and profits, sufficient to satisfy said Ex
ecution, and interests aud costs, will at the same
fine and place. proceed to sell at public con and
cutlery the fee simple of said above described premises
satisfy said execution and interest and costs due
thereon (may &c. JOHN ECHOLS S c
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
Sale ofReaI Estate.

DY virtue of an actofthe General Assembly ofthe
D State of Indiana passed at its last session, l
will expose to Public Auction on Saturday. the 18th
day OF July next between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock P NJ. Of said day, at the Court
House door in Evansville One fourth part of Lot
No %, in the Lower Enlargement of the. City of
Evansville Indiana. The property. of the heirs OF
Thomas Dewey, late of Vanderburgh County, decd.
The above Lot is pleasantly situated having con-
venient Dwelling House and stable upon it. A good
WarrantQe Deed will be given.
TERMS OF SALE CAsH.-But delay ofthree months
will be given on with approved security.
JOHN INGLE Jr. Admir-.
RoB'r NIGHTINGALE, Atty in fact for heir.
IL ID dSw4w
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
CRY OF Mexico. Nav "a, ls4s.

A pronuacidmento has been made III Agu-
as Calientes, and the leaders of The revolu
tiouists are Paroles, Jaraula, and son of
Gomez Farias. The objects of the move
ment are announced to be continuation OF
the war with the United States, and the ov-
erlhrow of the peace Guvernn eat. The
insurgents number trnm 1000 TO 1900, and
it is feared that all The inhabitants al the
State of Aguas Calientes, and some OF those
OF Zacaiecas, will support the movement
The immediate cause of the outbreak APP
pears To have been some orders issued by
the General Government for the removal oil
Col Zlvala as Communicate General, and
the appointment OF Col. Oreaga in his place.
Zalava, who is an old disciple of Paredes
and who was doubtless encouraged by the
presence of his general, ordered OHeaga &c
be sent eight leagues from the city on the
latter making his appearance 10 claim hi:
command. The Governor of the State j:
supposed TO be implicated. as he made ne
attempt 10 suppress the movement.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
Cry OF MEXICO. MAY 25. 1913.

SITf VI NEAICO, WAY "a. lCtO.
The execution of Lieuts. Hare, Dutton and
Tilden, and the Canadian, John Layerty, was
fixed for to-day, and the gallows was actually
erected in the citadel. Early in the morning.
however, Gen. Butler officially notified the
authorities that the consummation Of the sem
tence was Indefinitely postponed, and the gal
lows was taken down, much to the disappOint-
ment of the nu nerous and motley crowd who
had assembled to see four fellow beings meet
with painful and ignominious death
The most important feature in the news from
Queretaro tonight is the signing of a protest
against the treaty, by some disaffected mem
bers, in conformity with the 23d article of the
constitution. This article provides that, should
Congress even find it necessary to sanction ar
act not exactly authorized by the constitution
the consent of two-thirds of the States mus
first be obtained, through their Legisla lures
This is done with the hope of delaying the
ratification, but it is not probable that eithe
Pena Pena or Rosa will suffer a mere qub
bic to stand in the way of so great benefit.
The pronunciamento of Parades in Agu:
Calientes is confirmed, but do not think j
Will affect the treaty, unless it be to hasten it
ratification.
Senior Cumpldo has issued prospectus an
nouncing the revival of the Siglo xix, SO ia
vorabv known as one of the best newspaper;
in this Republic, little more than year ago
1t is to be printed in English, French ant
Spanish, in an enlarged form, and will doubt
less maintain its previous reputition for ez
cellence.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
nrrnrr.nn Mav On 1913

The engrossment of the treaty in the Cham
Der of Deputies, having been approved, COM
mission composed of the Deputies Lacunza, Co
varrubias and Amanda has been appointed TO
take it to the Senate. 1t is unquestionably
certain that the interests of the nation will be
viewed with the same Indifference, and still
more, by the Senators, than has been shown
by majority of the Deputies. We have been
assured by the Senators Pedraza, Covarrubias
Ia cousin of the Deputy and other members
Of the peace party, that the same farce will be
repeated in their chamber, and merely for the
purpose of saving appearances they will hold
out short time, but the treaty will be signed.
1t will be opposed by Otero and several others,
whose number will not excede five. The vote
will be taken in the same ordera as in the House,
and the treaty will be signed by all but five
members.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
CORONER,s INQUEST.

VIZ the Jurors of the Jury empannelled and sworn
wv diligently to enquire and true presentment
James Curry came to his death, report, that from
the testimony deduced before and from an nspec-
ton Of the body othe said deceased by appears,
that the said James Curry is of about the age of thirty
years is about five feet nine inches in heighth,
married, and has no relatives in this Country 10 the
best of the knowledge and belief of the witnesses ex
amined before u.s. and we do further report that we
found upon examination of the body the said James
Curry, deceased the sum ofone hundred and twenty
dollars in gold. Said deceased had been for soms
time hand on board steamboat Gen. Scott, and made
Cincinnati his residence when not employed on the
river
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand
and seals Evansville this tenth day OF June eigh-
teen hundred and forty weight
G. b. WALKER, Foreman
Signed and sealed by the Juros and Received by me
ie4 LEWIS HOWES, Coroner
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-15
QuERErARn. May %. 1913.

Chamber of Scnators.-A communication
from the Minister of Relations, requesting the
appreciation of the Senate the treaty, as it came
from the House of Deputies, was read. The
discussion also commenced, and will probably
last through tomorrow and part of the day
after; and on Thursday, (the 25th,) everything
will terminate in favor of peace.
The protest against the treaty. in conformity
with the 23d article of the constitution, has
been signed by more than ten Deputies, and
before the treaty is ratified, it will be present
ed to the Supreme Court of Justice. copy
of this protest will be handed to the Govern
ment, in order to induce It TO suspend the rat
ification, Until the Legislature of the differen
States make known their resolutions.