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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-26
nccenllnn nf Mr. In In Phlladelphla.


TIE Philadelphia pspers Of yesterday are hHed
with accounts Of Yr. CLAT's tfiumPhal Journey from
Baamo.e sui arrival 10 that city. Even the Loco-Foco
i5uras seem 20 have been toachsi with The general en-
thasia a-l speak Of the masr1,sn. -lgeant n terms
Of The sss. Animation. We c5nieass the graphic re-
ror. Of the forf american.
There fsl bsea since he time q Wa'h'ngon, nothing
Ikeitin Poi sfsphi The very hear, of The city basi
-tr ta ~. rt.s tim. a parties sd asses, united aus
orr.sreas sr. lvcei. from esry hour fo te CT SO
Of che reception As We have ue' e' before seen tns
sceue l en.-a lasll ana irt-Lk 11Jo-- --fe r.
F.u OBJ, end Of tis route 30 RE ether, tis s-sets
c.s.r ns- O.. te halted every teW mnutes anl pss-
s-ss ,f4s .tray forced .Hreus4 PIE lVns npi .iul1
Fr La evsrv O. or window Sod bs.c9uy whte Sfr-leifi
rsre vavei b. The lai'et god tfm nlmDef' OF l'l'
aJr1 hs route. fesh ar =. l1e we're info"n t' -l
CAY. Che whole bsaats OF fmiadelpA Apptal.a y
have out ga its best snd most attractive attire in c1
90 wear s most cha m1g and approving smile VINE b..
I'D hoaor o. Tie s,. on j., pc ie- ~ .5 re-
SD many fairy rial.
ybsa ID ,9 III he process 5n REACHED the resiierc e
% Maso- suf 10 IenlsreeI, shove Locust ias 1o,s.
flal cd on one eide oi Che street. 81 eI tu
rass The street the ene length of INC square rom DOB
clst 90 Walnut, crowded ard 10 folt 81 ins
ct ths Msv0rths hume OF Nr tIay ur-ne DIS io-Aln N
PHI sd. lrr.afLs psorls were actually piled one ur91
another t- Clay 10 lr.o the hous. vltn extreme
fr fr C.ay 10 completely -Ahirs 90 ai TO lo 2
Id refsinr lie ssen.1sge, who seemed uteueq o. m,
... end reura reI} aad g,e',ln-e ~, -.a .lI ~
Do o. lit,ls F.a.t4airy end hey reui-e -,.,..
r., Ola rll fle le.r. re which Do virtue, Che niar
l. l.Fel l.s rfl bora Oh th Etr ei rapids lr SO
r.l orleal.y ffl Hirf.-, w-s e'e' Ni'n'-- power 81
.r.r- to. ..u l.,as .r dream the- success l'l'e
ls.g ST. 4.' l-. rll aoror. IHs thee h-9 i-A il'-.
OH, oers m,ls .lno.a.' .4a ths lack Of chem 10 OBJ
lI..fs. .lafi0l 40 ue herul.Ic.
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nto the American heart Shall not our People be
cured Of passion Cor that Glory which only IDIOTS
or demons can soberly prize and exat I'M How
much wortbier Of laudation would have been the
sending Of Fifty school masters into Mexico than
the iriumphs therein Of all or gallant armies
O le, us resolve hencsforth 70 treat az public
enemy the man who dare propose the sending OF
single regiment on any Pretext, beyond the limits
Of oar own country II we are attacked on our
own soil, We may defend ourselves but let ag'
gressive War never again be thought Of BY the
time w have healed the wounds and paid the debt
occasioned by this, i. must be that our people Will
have become wise enough 10 loathe the bloody
trade and spurn from their confidence and councils
all who dare coOlly recommend resort 70 foreign
NNsr
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BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune.

WAstiSsroN, Fso. <o-t o~iofe r d.
The great topic OF the day has been the death
and funeral Of our great and good ExPresident.
The greatest PREPARATIONS are made, and making
for the pageant which is to take place 20 morrow.
Public business is suspended and coors are flying
everywhere al halfmsst while general gloom per
vsdes the entire city The Herent Associations
are holding meetings and making PREF arssions' and
the Capitol public buildings and Der artments are
dressed in mourning Thousands Of eager specta'
tors throng the Capitol. The body Of Mr.. ADAMS
has been placed in q splendid coffin. and visiters
have been allowed to take last look at the de-
parted.
A salute Of - guns was fired at toe Navy ard
at sunrise, and minute guns every hall hour and al
sunset q closing salute Of % guns The officers OF
tho Army are ordered to wear Grape, and the col
ors Of the different regiments to be put IN mourning
for six months.
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gunernI Honor, 10 NIr. Adams.

From the NliorA IL TEL .tlcer Oh llt -'lh.
At the usual hour Of meeting Of the two Houses
Of Congress- Csterdsy. ul Attendance q Members ard
crowded audiences Ai,esiei the De Interest oi the ccc
sion which called the two uses % Cler public ies7o-
malls Of their profound respect ~ the memory o. Hon.
JoHV QUINCY ADAM who brcahet bis last ODD me pre-
csdug evening sAose mor.'l Remains yet lay Wial
ire walls Of the CAPITOL
In the senate. saof NJ D4viss Eulogy on the DeaiA
ofNir Adamr, Ny. BuroS Of Missouri addressed ne Sc
Eaie as follows;
Ms PRrsiDrNr-The voice ri bis na.ivs safe hls been
tsard ttrOush one 90 the lafcrs 20 Maas'cn aset-s
announcing the Geatk cd her -ed aud most clsln-
-ulshed son The voice ci Che ether senator l.--i
Massachusetts is not heard ror 20 Die rr-'ence seen
A somcsu, calamity, known % us all ard 1913 1f
- aH confines HIM to ths chamber ~ puvl.e srief
while Tie senate is occupied viih the pubic ma-is't a-
rors O respect Sad sorrow which uai lnal loss IN
suirs bro The atsenca a. hlt Sscltor. a-d ls ihe e M
Der 81 hs bedy 0usss here 70 s LOT o. ties or -fhe
com az I'D me second che motion which has 1aen on
- extend the last donors 90 the SeDsta 90 him who
tine nf his death auCnE che Oldest members lf me
Hous. OF Repressniatlvcs and who. p1tnf the years
his seryc- togefhe she o.dea- u al he members VI
the Amsricsn Government -
The col zum Of Mf ADAMS Il mtee in the .scts 90 h'
life which the Secat0r fou Massaehcsetfs ia Davis
ia. - sttugy STAT. ths from early utnt-oo % ccto
sensfian age, be has hs.n ecusi.nty ard mfsi ron
orshiy employed In ths pu1.c service. Tor %
riod II more fhan fifty years. trcm inf tue ci hli
frst appointment ss minister arcad uterr asAlls
IN - his Last election Oh the House e Represents
tr.s by the peep OF his naive District he hls been
.onssutly retsluc8 the public service and that no
bV M, favor of reign or hy hereditary tile but p
The elections and appointments Of Republican Govern
ept THIS fac The eulogy Of nc ustI teeess
ed Fer what, except gnon u al me qsAias' Nnlsl
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human hnsers and % no, correspond 10 the fractions,
parts OF the column Of air. rhea viii giys acoustic pr
portions
The Consequence H. that DO attempting 70 remedy IA,
defect By increasing the size aui distance Of n. holes a,
imperc, ard Unequal inons'on e produced. and n. H.
s.unni requires TOO much o. the player 10 keep Q, Il
ture with ITSELF and with cher Instruments nheu psys,
concerted music.
an the Flute Of Gorisn. modified by B5ehm antr VIA,
Il Is named, m s,tsmp, hes been successfully mad.
remedy the inconvenienoes Of me od Instrument y
construction in accordance win philosophical prnc,..
The piercing n me holes. IN other words tho rs st-
q nc column of alr Hihla tie F1te. IN accori.s.
win tic exsc proportion 70 The szs ard length q "a.
column which will produce he trus sound required II,
holes have ths size and that distance ehich sre calculate,
10 produce the ghi resul;su ne body which he ss,-.
meat thus nodded siisns, rende-s ne ordinary mode q
G1gcring imprlctcsb'e. and mechanism " keys 4 A.,
pled rgerious'y adapted % meet re physical orgsnrs
ton Of he angers. and produce ae required eject On
the usfrgmont. rs mechanism = simple and elegant;
The scale Is easily acquitted by The beginner rs Z. tsu
of ne cd Flute. The cGlri required o. the lung, 70 q
q less da-uii sra rapid passages rendered noe
manageable. the tone ella pare clear ard sonorol,
shakes arc made with great evenness ani precision, a..
ere s advantages over ihe sacIeut Instrument s.
many and 50 important D. sen3sr H Altogether proas.
De hat ii viii eycnuAly supercsde lbs use"
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Thinr. philadelphia.
Carrs,pous.ncs or TIE Tribune
Purr turfrura Fsh ~

PHit,DFLrIs. Feb. 25-P N.
Mr Ca las been waited upon this morning ~
.r3al d. srsons fr.rl i4 surroancnf g. ant taa
even more rsfart r.fr-r resting tiu Pod viif feu
Dr. every nstsn-e b. has res0-cnnIY hut N[y aee
Tomorrow Dr. VII receive ni friends De- llie'f
Hall arf ffsrv Of y~l readers come % g. zee r priy
st ,sm DO ih- kindness no. fa shake hsnr i 'oid
ty those who have I1yed Gle marx " h1tet..n 70
e1frtsassnt degree tnaf fh- torture OF t1e rack
hardly equl' f Geo gltnal, when Le.ef tsd ti in b
nlrsS 81 .te 1905 - his ovu usht hand iA-' g. u
tnsf rei afk.1 lm ~ when 3aite Pc e9Ain7a 'a4.
wolns' Some f0lks Gal. a with Hamlet
"Imust be- cruel oaiy 20 be- kind
ard Lore lors wiring ores hand lie aVice.
81 Drrq our Phonor--rhi- friend. hsd CIRCUS ardi-
er-r las rrtf Al tie s NJ -s Frlns1 lns t-te. tle
ureutsrs o h-h Society, as vel ss ouf thioslp licsi
Af-r ect1r- had passed Of 10 nne ~ Re- he il elce
resolved tfs. into ccrr- ard passed fefes cf fesl-
iut.rrs OF most corlr.uelfary lnar9ct-r ano| nn
will share with t.s Era.hcstion when iee ~ iA
ne~ triumph OF our friend, whose tAent sony etlAsl
Crr SD. ln,ssrssrd ths officers ~ the Amy and Navy
are now paying their las' tribute o. M'f sis o. ihr
Marie Cr--s hear he mr's i drums ~ write when
esc3rt ftr lsir. 90 he family vault 10 winged mes
sangsr fdeah a. ClaqIt.qec, fanrei "iA Us van
Influence O. ulbfr son thin nis a., .,- ,,.,
sALEs o. sIoess tir't h's-a aia ~ ieTi :, 1's
Il. 80 8sd 81 IS Pi,s f6, p cc92. .. 800 \ }
r. a. fnt -D Civ 49, 7d 4. Is o0 Treasury Notes. d.
l0l- f-0 Penn is ,1 De- Canal cap a. .o fsnn D.
1880 3 Copp. s., ioo Hk. 5.' 5000 70 o. Do
S..er8 B,s-F any .if0-t7o WiiminEtcl g. 3. q
rU Penn rs 1ll Hn ] Cop, ID Flem COR.
$50 Tr-sslry Notss. .o-l az. o.. o.. Nef "a p
qit. BID Cana. l., 600 Penn &C. p. llp Lrhi-n q
5 ft. $500 Penn. s. 73l ~ Chep Del c. 7o 3 fsln
B., -yi ll Penn 5f, le.-
EscApE or MuEuEKER-Patrck Moran under
sentence OF leath n Pt.sv.e. ,-luy ki County broke
a wi6 four ether prisoners ias. evening ard made TIER
escape, reward ~ 500 has been offered for the a7pre-
he-son OF Moran. pau Eve. Bu-san, 25.n.
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ASSEMBLY
By Pong Express to THE T,rJ,o. p
Inter from Vera Cruz.
From the .CW.Orleans Ficavune q FCb.

From the Ncw.Odeans Ficsyune q FEB. Is.
By the Steamship Massachusetts, which arrived
during The Night Of the 10Th from Vera Cruz we have
pers from tha place Of the OH inst day later than or
previous adyices
The train fr Orzsbs left on he Oh inst. Col kinney,
who takes chare Of the QurieTmasier duly iCt last
evening accompanied by select number Of Texas gem e.
men, splonoidy mounted and armed. Oh 20, his faith
fui servant O. years Of age, and old Scm, the colo
nels favofite horse, of the party.
Report # General Hospital at Vera Cruz Mexico, for
the haf month ending the 3lst day ~ January, lsia
Number of regiments, 4G emanifgin hospital 5ih an
uary. 1885, 500 Joined by admission, 2O4 total, los.
Died. u discharged. as returned 70 duty, lfb set 10
Ntw.Oreans, remaining, Boa
The mortality Of the patients IN hospital during me
month OF January, has decreased IS per cent
j. n. GILBERT.
FROM THE RIO GRASDE-The L. steamship Tele-
Capt VIM H. Folger. arrived al New.Orears from the
Brszos on l6.h. The following from the Maano-
ros Flag Of the 9th
gentleman who came across from San Patrcio, four
the and arrived here yesterday informs us
that Indians small parties, have made several recent
visits to that ghborhood causing cOnside alarm 20
the settlers who fearful Of los their cattle snd
horses He that he the f0ad three Amerc IN
deserers foot and armed only with pistols VINO mac
been suie ring much for want of iO,d ard still seYe al
DAYS Journey from whore any could ne procured ihey
were Steer ng for San Patrioo thence through Texas
THE Advertisement BILL PAssED-The House
OF Representative passed the ApPoruonment Jill yeser
day IL passed the Senate the day before and vi" DOUBT
. less be approved by the Governor
The Constitution Of the prohibits the passage OF any
act TN afler the Apporonment bill has passed into law
Thus obstruction the action Of The Legislature has bee'
removed and DOW anticipate the completion q all th
business before the Legislature within the time allowed
for It's siltngs. n. o. Pcsyune, lsih.
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THE Herald AND The TRiBUNE.-An article
appeared in yesterdays Herald in reference to the
pending scrutiny Of the circulation Of that paper and this
respectively which does such gross Justice gentleman
whom we have chosen SIS one Of the examiners that We
cannot suffer It 70 pass unrebuked though We had Intend
ed to keep silence til the question was decided.
The Herald asserts that "The Tribune concern has
thrown obstacles in the way ?" Of the Investigation
rsised pctufosgog objections Of all sorts speaks q
tie agent Of The Tribune establishment" &c. and asserts
that the whole matter issue might have been exam
ued and decided In two or three hours &cal alike Alb
surd and insulting 10 Mr. C. Wilson, who is no more
our agent than Judge Elmonds Is the agent Of any
party who into his Court for trial lie has no SORT
Of interest in or conueouoa with business bu! Is an
independent publisher, who hsd never heard this matter
mentioned until the Herald chose rs arbiier and
called on us 20 sppoln: oars--ss we did. He has
since, with Mr. Mege, chosen by the Herald, faith
fully applied himself to the Investigation proposed
having the frees, access 10 our books, press room
sc. and the privilege u examining our clerks and
pressmen at pleasure but he has in no manner
been directed nor controlled by u.s. and he Is the Last
man to nierpose petosgng obstacles Of any kind Th'
moment he is satisfied IS 70 the actual circulation o.
the Herald aud Tribune respectively be will publicly GER
THY the same; bat he will be willing party % TO huLloug
whether for the benefit Of establishment or both. H
only desires satisfactory evidence that tie Herald ha
bona fi customers 10 Ay extent aud he Will instantly
certify the fact Meanwhile the Herads attacks upoi
him are wAutonly insulting and grossly unjust. II IA
choice Of an umpire has been proposed by Mr.. Mes'
who we rust viii also regard himself as judge IN M
premises and not an attorney have d.ut the re
eues, has been promptly attended 10.
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II Advertisements for TAs TribSH< Of Monday oosh'
70 he cent In before 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening we
Psbesos ofee Of this paper IL not open On ssnoss'
5000. a., On. c,,, who do rot receive this paper
. an ..,l, hour are requested TO leave word At the Oc.
q. cur Arrangement. such enable all The carriers 70
a, ,brou.h their routes before o'clock. Carrier. fall
"a, % this will be required TO give UP tbsT
routes
Persons wishing Te Trb1Hs len at their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning will peass
Issvs their sdd"s the Publishing ohes or send note
throash the Post oece Terms III cents week, pays
bic TO the Garner
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Dispa sches from Gen. Wool-Proposi-
huahua, Cohnhuiia and New Leon.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, FEB. IS, 49,

WARRINGTON, FEB. q, I541.
4 hear that Capt Sibey has arrived with dis
patches from Gen. Wool, containing propositions
from the authorities Of Sonora, Cbihusbus, Coha-
hula, New Leon, and other Mexican provinces, to
oe annexed to this country. RicHEIIEU.
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NEW-YOHK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANf Feb. -, Tsf5.
Both Houses met and appointed Committee to
re port resolutions relative TO the death Of Hon.
JoHs QUINCY ADAMS. A recess was then taken
until 2 O'Clock. Adjourned.
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EvEsIN0 HfPORT.

sENATE...ALB.NY, Feb. 25-7 ? u.
Tho COMMITTEES on the part OF the Senate IN re
lation 70 the death OF Hon Nr ADAMS was Messrs.
LAWRENCE, FINE and COLE.
After the recess, the Committee reported series
Of resolutions expressive Of deep sorrow for his
loss-of the appropriate close Of bis life within the
walls Of the Captol-of coincidence with the family
Of the deceased and for the delivery Of an Grafton
before the two Houses.
Mr.. FINE seconded the resolutions ana the SEN
ate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Committee On the part Of the House Yves
Messrs. RAYMoSD, Cor, STEWART, HOLmEs and
WAGER.
Mr.. RAYMOND reported resolutions similar to those
ofthe Senate, which were seconded by Mr. BOWIE.
Adjourned.
The Court Of Chancery adjourned after feeling
address by Gov. SEWARD.
The weather ia very cod today.
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CLAW Is COMING.

~ We have strong reason TO be-
lievo that HENRY CLAY will come to
Newly ork-probably about ten days
hence.
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Town ELEcrIoNs-The six remaining towns in

Town ELEcTIoNs.-The SIX remaining towns IN
Jcfers0a County have been heard from. They
elect one Wing Supervisor and i've Loco. FocO Sa-
pervisors Toe Board stand equally diyided-l0
Wings and 10 Loco Focos-s Wing gain Of seven
from last year.
SfeHbeH County Thirteen W higs and seventeen
Loco Foco Supervisors are elec,ed-a w hig gain
of three One town remains to be heard from.
Al lnt. SOM "a
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Nomination of Gen. Taylor by the Virginia
Wing state Convention.

IICnEOND, Eco. ., 10
The Wing State Convention adjourned this
evening sine de A resolution recommending
Gen Taylor 70 the National Convention as the
choice Of the wings Of Virginia, was adopted by
q vote Of g Counties 70 &C.
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1910


And now this District has chosen Loco Foco
to Congress by majority SAID 10 be 49, bat call 1t
900, or ii7 less than Polk's majority IN 1874 A
like gain throughout would give Mr. Clay the State
hv gQe majority
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- This 10 TOE usua frmi'y holiday ~ The Amer "a
huieum viii tao n'erre irg eu'crtainuenti, io the
Afternoon O'Clock Ald $50 Boo the evening 20 half past
Tlst beautiful ipfursl Sa'uary, ~e a. the Ten.
rersnre TshirsuN wiiI D. visible A. sii times
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1r The sryrLrxxsT TO the DAILY 7ribans Of this
morning contains a touching Poem another Of Mss
Msrtineas's graphic Letters from the Holy Land two
excellent practical articles from the Peoples Journal and
the Voice Of Industry and Advertisements pnder their
a.nropris.s heads
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BoEHM FIurLs.-The following report was rendered By
the Musical Committee Ct the Massachusetts state FAR
he'd al Boston last september:
No sos. OF the three Plates offered, the Committee
selsc. the two Boehm Flutes and recommend unanimously
The award 70 III Ba'ssT, tie maker, Of silver medal
"The instruments are In true tule and Of beaual work
nanszip. As class the Boehm Is an improvement on
The common Flute, and IS Of moieEH Invention. The
Flute itself undoubtedly Of the most Anceni nstru
used and rs has been discontinued, and
yet Il Is imperfect Instrument rs defects are TO DO
att buied the nex4c position the holes, which have
always been pierced to suit the physical capabilities Of the
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ORDER or PROCESSION

DOR InE NraH.AL
Hos. JOIN QUINCY ADAMS,
Rsyrsl,ufa,e in %. Coafli ~ tis Lnsa siai from
fis state N Mliireta- IT, ana sr-PrsiiaeHt Of t'f
Jsiisd states
The Committee Ct Arrangement Pal Bearers and
Nourusrs viii attend g. the Ha Of the HOUSE o. Repre-
.sntafves ~ Tie Jnied states % II clock u on "a.
rsrv nert Tle c.rrss will be- in chsrge o. the Conn O.
Zee ~ Arrangement ATTENDED by De a. arms ~
le House of Representative, &c The Hal o. zee house o.
a. :. os'oek b. iunsn service vii BE- performed ~
The Hall cf the Hcul- Of presoH-aiises .le m
Burial ground 10 tie folio sins oder.
The chafis.n' q boil il's. .s. q CeaI.''.
Phys.tiess vho attended ne deceased
Committee OF Arrangement
rtLL uEtREas.
Hon J. Mickey ies. T'P" ir, s'.'i7' p p
Tsr. John C. Cttaa1. $ c l. lon Thrs B.ut1u, 40.
Chief Ju,lss = 3. fancy + a.on Jas.ies " Lear
H 9ss. IS. - sea,oa. ''- ,Hos T65s Il Crawford
The family srd z saos Of tae eeeetssd. u.
The Senator'S -ld from the sac 60 MAS
sschlstffs, a. rn9ur-er'
The Sergeant Alarms Of tie House Of Rspfssentaves.
cs4e1 by their Speater 40 Clerk
Ths other officers ~ the House ~ RspIsieniati'es
The Sergealf-at-Arus of tte Senate
The Sen1.e pIece ed ~ their PTsfd-ut and sscre.J
Tia other O.fcers OF the senafe-
The President Of the llf-t -tatcs
Tie BEADS 10 D-rsrtr.ents
The judges Of lie scpr-us Court the United ststes
snd its OHc1rs
The judges &C che Great and District Courts 90 me s.
trct cf C.lur'' IA sd is Or-ers
The Diplomatic CORPS
TIE CCrlIo.erl Aull- AID oler h as 81 DAl-t-s q
The several Depa. rrelfso t The Government, Win
Their OUcarE
Ccers Of the Army and navy 90 be- sea- 81 Government
TIE Coronation u ~ ash -u E-on.
Cltzs1s ana str.p 9efs.
Societies ts part DO ne fan-TA csfe e
viii report t1 fhe Ssr-sa1t-s 9f BE House ~a1 -
assi GO them phases 10 the Pfocsss-1n-
Conference.-The Baltimore Pqfriot's cores
pondsn 7sAiag Of the Treaty, thus hints a. se Proaa
be course ~ icvcral Important pe-s0uages
Mr Allen points out bic course very distinctly lar
informed. Thar Houston cans the sane waT. Gov
Cas- viii feel % ed t0 lake The same ack .ir hs1ne
gan probably Cite Oae Of the o. -cQls 90 the tresfy
slih hive already heard made. D. that 10 aoEs fl-l
Month for the eIchsr ci rafcatuls u - supposed
hy ne that Mr Plk in his matter asin CT other -
ters j. payinf Ele-tha be- cssiIes The dei-st hi
treaty ara 10 pushtg Hau0n % Dc hs best % a-cl
pl.h such result while Others supgose that he Is real
ysnKous % have the treaty rstfsd, thai hs may ssi
81 the var ef bis ovn bsg.ning
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The Congressional, District composed OF ucH'
and Lehgh Counties has, a. the three most I'M
portsnt Elections Of late years, voted as follows