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sxossdug six psr sptum anuMn payable quarterly
annually which loan shall Be made rs1mbursahs
at any Tina ate twenty years nom the drst day Of
90 DO row.d s,sn on nrst being duly appropriated
therefor he led IN addition the mouey nos In the
treasury or vh n msy be received therein other
sources to de- cay any of the public expenses which
nsv- been here oore may b hereafter suthers by
lew aud tho -ock Issued such loan shall be trans
fsrsbs the books Of the treasury certificate
shall De issue for lsse amount than nfty dollars
with the -ent Of the President the United
to cause to prepared certificates Of stock which shall
be signed by the Register Of the Treasury and sealed
with the sell OF the Treasury Department. for the
IN be borro sed a. part thereof bearing
an interest not to exceed six centum per snnum
snd nsf rable and rembursabo aforesaid and to
cause said certificates stock to be Sold Provided,
That Of said stock be sold below par And pro-
vided also That Whenever required to do the Score
tary ef tbs Treasury shall to be attached to any
cerdoats certificates to be issued under this aot
pous erest sttaohed to may be transferable by de-
livery Of the certificate, instead Of being assignabe
the book Of the treasury
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorised to
ceve osss for taking the loan and II equired to
publish Advertisements
Tn faith of the United States IL pledged to provide
and esta sh SUFFICIENT means for the payment Of the
interest nd principal Of the debt.
RI Secretary Of the Treasury il authorized to pur-
chase Of any tine before the period herein limited
ths OF the stock hereby ereatsd such por
ton thereof at the market price not below par the
funds OF tho government may admit Of after setting all
the den ands on the treasury and any surplus that
to thst object
shall be the duty of tho Secretary of the Tressu
~ to report to Congress- at the of the
next eerson the Of money borrowed under this
act and Of whom and what terms 1t shall have been
obtained with abstract brief statement Of all the
proposals submitted for the same distinguishing be-
tween those accepted and those with detailed
statement OF the expense Of making such loans.
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Herald Marine Corrcsnonde

Herald Marine Correspondence.
ham Boston; sch' sdney Miner Bolles New Yok Adsne
Ciesrsd-Bark Due dofeans. Robertson, New Orleans;
I YUt rhen1 Homer M'''' ''Ar Mary Mutt Smith, New
Miscellaneous Record.
LErTER BAGS Of the and beautiful ship LONDON, for
London viii close the Exchange Reading Room
'ons, Wall street. at 10 o'clock this morning
southampton will be received the above Offices until
o'clock this evening: it closes the post Office at
Packet sHIr Iowa. for Havre will sail on Monday at IL
Bic SAVANNAH of from this po,t for Savannah
vent ashoe sbout 2h INST twenty-five miles from Beaufort
vessel feared will become total Loss She belonged to
Of 3si tons built In this city. IN l837nsur-d in Wall street
BRe FANNY Corr Pecknef. which cleared on the a. Jan.
nary for ananlia lost Of the Bshina reefs
some Of the cargo saved in adamaged Captain and crew
Guilford, Conn, in 1885, was 2s6 toDs
We indebted the captain Of the steamboat Dart for
suehor below captain Of the seanboat Hercules
iof our hes Of papers from the same vessel.
Foreign Ports.
MAIAszAs. Jan 23-Barks Aun Louisa, Wright from and
Cloud Chapman lo. ffI FROM asn st
a. @ sisaiI ADELAIDE Dfp,tHn w5s m
Portland, do; Lueee Nichols, from Bristol Me di.s: en-
or id. b.Sm a' snss Nd d Ss %
ees ngahsm Bury Sargent and VIM Henry, Cole forwar
d.aee dol Ers.ud Ora se DO d.: Ias Rc bi0 for
Phi adelphia do; hneine smith for Bristol DO; Potos
tsrse ron Yo'f Dig Lacy Hwood Aew ;od from em
FrnsfoI DO; P,tsra Ponce ,or Portland Is Franklin
Adam, tcIk-r IN Bottom just ARR Elm srgent, from
Peters. Lore. ia Ell.wOgh Pft Base f% Bristol dI.s
sssse Glss I'm B sss
o. SD ssh big Charles Hesln Lsmphsr Bo.tyn sehi
s:is:,:S S.s:. \ Gsiss's III sss. assS
q l1ss - tss. ~ ia-A,Suh thar, at Beaten, fish.
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SHIP FEvER.-The Erin's Queen, Campbell,
master, which n, arrived at the Point on Wedaes.
passengers. hve Of whom cabin passengers. The
sap fever broke out The voyage and the former
tain Donaldson and sixteen passengers, died the
voyage great number of the poor emigrants board
down with this terrible Orleans
p.cuuun, Feb IL
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T Isr " 1ETrERs REMAINIHH IN TEE NEW
i..s q the ii.t IL which they are aAvsrtis.d.
~ - Aad be Il further enacted. And ell adver
sswpep .swspPeu Of letters asesllsd lor s.y Post
Once shall Be inserted il the OF the own or
place where the once advertising msy be situated
TEE LAReEsr cRcuLArIor.-NeS Post Q6tee L6v. pessed
March g., 1861
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Foreign lamentations.

MATAN1As-BaTk Heclay7 hhts IS % bbls moafse
Read &Hoppock2 bbis d, Spoffrd, Tleston Co4
mdse w burgei
JAGo CUBA-Brig Lemuel Peters-72s sticks ustic
7ss bales tobacco Dunscomb Beckw3o bales do 90 hhd
molasses 8 Sobreno
Mo HAcRE-schr Euphemia-l2 bales goat skins Isl hides
957 pieces fustic 50 nicaragua wood B Graves.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF New York, February 10, ls4s.
Cleared.

ser HIsss... ......6 20 Aoos RISES 80.
.us airs -. ....5 20 aIex wAraa ........ Is
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Cleared.
s S.s:; saa.
CI,escr. GasTls.tan. J Thompson ! Nephew.
a. T:s. Ss $:S
Ss;ss H; EI.: Mega johnson Lowdsa
G Nik:. sss:;. en-
soop-JAnes Lampher. Kennr, Providence.
Bark Heel, Atwood Maanz Jan 81, to Read Horpock
From w to Cav. Hattie e q. s
ri2i.n, Pissed Eois H. big Almna of Portland and brig
to ss S:s.wG G.s S ss
org Andrew Warren for Mobiles soh Cape Ant ,no Jaw
s Hhr 1 sael S% NJ. e.. for
as a Oh Sss York. or PGs H
bSs s;. y: e ~ @
Eas ds Rio H.s 4
gale from NV, galley, sky light pinnacle, Lost part OF
schr Alexander M, Casweli Darien. Ga day., to Ro
Sch, An L,,0uef Rd Rftsrb1s day.: Hunter Co
Schr sarah Jane. Dupiy from tbs Delaware days
slipped from the and was drowneaHit blow
xxsSS yS
Schr Elsipelr, Lombard, New Haven, "a hours
Schr Al, mier, Adams New Haven, "a hours.
Schr Saran Ripley, Doaee, New Haven, 81 hours.
Slooo Juno, Aiers, Providence.
Sloop Willard, Dennis Providence.
Sioop Helen Smith, Smith, Sag Harder.
Sloop Emily, Watts, Sag Harbor.
Sloop Planter. Cartwright, Sag Harbor.
Sloop General Warren Smith, Sag H,rbor.
Sioop Copy, Davis, Sag Harbor.
R.Tu RsED-Brilish bark Elizabeth. Cowa which sailed
hence for Newly Ire the 18th reported ssky
Bark Hyndfcrd reported n yesterdays paper proves be the
Elizabeth, as above.
Below.
Ship Manchester, Smith from New Orleans.
Brig Lucy Walsh Leland. from New Orleans with mdse
10 master.
sehr 1ioga Atwood, from Marel, Cuba, to Taylor.
Also, br2s, unknown.
Brig America Gross from Hamburg reported in this paper
on the 18th inst boarded by pilot boat Waterbury,
bat has not yet arrived Also. brig Nancy Pas,ed from
pilot on board days.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-19
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1s4s.

GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-We anticipate our
Thursdays publication in order to lay the Gov
srnor's Message before our readers. 1t was re-
eeived by mail on yesterday morning, but not
until our paper for that day had been put to
10 press. The State Journal has the following
brief notice of the document;
The author certainly entertains but little
confidence in the intelligence Of the people or
else he would not attempt 10 make them be-
lieve that the increased demand for breadstuffs
during the past year was occasioned by the op-
Grafton of the Tariff of 1916. Who does not
know that it was wholly created by afailure of
crops in Europe2
Let plenty again smile upon the people of
that portion of the world, and they can supply
themselves at much cheaper rate than it can
be taken to them from our shores.
In regard to the war, the assertion, contra
dicted as it is by history and by Calhoun and
Benton that Mexico commenced it by the in
vasion Of our soil aud by shedding the blood of
American citizens, is repeated. This portion
Of the message is too near copy OF the Presl-
dents MESSAGE to shield it from the charge of
plagiarism.
Is it not humiliating to think that Govern
or of State should attempt to screen his polit-
ical friends from the responsibility of annex
ing Texas by attempting to place it upon the
shoulders of John Tyler A bold avowal OF
the truth would have commanded more respect.
Why did he not say that the immediate annex
alton of Texas, and the occupancy of the whole
of Oregon, was made the rallying cry of his par
~ by the resolutions adopted at the National
Convention which nominated Mr.. Polk? Does
he suppose that people of this State will forget
that he, and his whole party, advocated the
project with all their strength2
He takes up the worn out song Of the .'Un-
ion" and the President, of indemnity for the
past and security for the future" and sings
IL an octave higher. This, he was in duty
bound to do. His allegiance to his party would
not suffer him to do otherwise. The people
will readily perceive that the object of this de-
mand is TO rob Mexico of al large portion of her
territory.
1t is remarkable that the Governor, while
ascribing the non. payment of the debts due BY
Mexico to our citizens, as one of the causes Of
the war, should acknowledge that Indiana had
not even paid The interest on her debt for five
years!
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-19

m-The Democratic Convention which as
sembled at Indianapolis on the 9Th inst, made
the following appointments Of electors.
FOR STATE ELECTORS.
r. D. Owen, Of Posey county, and Ebenezer
NJ. Chamberlain, of Elkhart CO.
FOR CONTINGENT STATE ELECTORS.
Andrew l.. Robinson, of Vanderburgh CO, and
Walter March, of Delaware CO.
FOR CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
LIST. Dis.-Nathaniel A hnettson, of Harrison
co.; contingent, Smith Miller, of Gibson.
I'd Dist-Cyrus l.. Durham, of Washington
contingent, Jno. +. Carr, of Jackson.
Sd Dist.-W. M. McCarty of franklin; con
tingent, /. w. Robinson, of ,Ealey..
4th Dist has. H, Test ofWayEe; contin-
gent, Jno. S. Reid, of Union.
9Th Dist-Jas. Ritchey, of Johnson; contin
gent, H. H. Barbour, of Bartholomew.
9th Dist.-Geo. w. Carr, of Lawrence con
tingent, d. M. Dobson, of Owen,
7th Dist.-Hen. Secrist, of Putnam, contin
gent, Joen B. Nees, Of Clay.
9th Dist.-Daniel Mace of Tippecanoe, con
tingent, Lorenzo c. Dougherty.
9th Dist.-G. N. Fitch, of Cass; contingen
Gilbert Hathaway, of Laporte.
10th Dist.-And. J. Harlan, OF Grant; con
tingent, Morrison Rulon, of Jay.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-19

ANOTHER REBELLION IN CANAnA.--The seed
Gown by the Canada rebellion in 1887 seems to
be springing up in various quarters Of the Prov
inces. There is smothered restlessness ev-
identity soon to burst upon the public:
The English Government has studiously KEEP
from Office the French portion of the inhabit
ants, while they have constantly imported
springs of the nobility to fill all places of any
emolument or honor. The French have borne
with foritude. They now say boldly that they
will submit no longer. Their leading anC
wealthy men have banded together for "leforn
and progress" mild and lawful term for re
bellion.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-19

OTThe Washington letter-writer. speak
more and more confidently OF the recall of Gen
eral Scott. The Washington correspondent of
the New York Journal Of Commerce says:
WAsHlNeroN, Jan. Q, l84S.
General Scott is said to have been recalled
from Mexico. The name of his successor has
not transpired. Rumor mentions several gem
erals, but the one who received the appoint
ment, if any, is not yet known. Generals
Worth and Pillow and Colonel Duncan have
been ordered TO Vera Cruz, where a court mar
tial has been convened to try them upon the
charges which caused their arrest by Gen. Scott.
Orders had been received from Gen. Scott re-
questing officers of the army, now in the Uni
ted States on leave of absence, to return to the
seat of war at the earliest practicable day and
resume their respective commands in the
army.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-19
wAsHlNeros, Jan. 0, l84

pnrThe Washington Union says-'lt is believed
that Gen. Scott Vas, the last advices, about de-
spatch columns to the mining districts to occu-
py of the richest mines within reach OF the city
- be supported by common column
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received the following music
IN the old established store, door Fuers Hotel
which will be sold four page, being third
less than the regular price. W. FISCHER.
Annie Laurie, sung by Dempster
Oh for the days, the happy days, by Loder
The winds Of evening gently move
Heaven thy grace conccde me
Lament from the Fisherman by Ranseron
Come, friends, the night is falling, do
Ole Glenn, (Eihiopean song) by Kunkel
Jenny Lind's Swedish waltzes
LIE Parle easy lesson, by Wallace
Les Yeux Doux vase, by Pond
Lee 81 Walkers popular Duets
Gipsies' festival quickstep
La Vitoire rumphal march
Les Ideales, by Grobe
Tyrolienne de la Vestae. by Hunter
On the banks of Guadalquiver with variations by Null
operate Souvenirs for flute bin and piano. by Jansa
June 12-3aw2w
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NIARSIIAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ of fert tacias issued from the clerks
office OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
the county OF Washington and to directed, shall ex
to public see for cash. Saturday the oath of June
next at the front OF the Court House door of said county,
distinguished on the Plan of Washington City lot No T.
in square No S7, and bounded as ioows Beginning a
the of 4h south and Capitol street east and
running due east on line with said pto IS
feet east; thence due south the width of IL feet the
OF said lot and about 100 feet deep, having half
story frame dwelling thereon seized and levied upon
the properly of Columbus Harrison, and sold satisfy
ludcals Ne. 66 to March term, 1885, in
Burch. ALEXANDRA HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
MAJ 2i-dts
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THE UNION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April IL, lSlS.
EALED proposals will be received under the Of 81
y March last, until g. p m, Saturday. the l7h OF
June. 1913. for sixteen millions Of dollars of United States
day Of July. lS4s bearing six cent interest annnm
payable semiannualy The first days OF January and
VIII any bid be considered unless one per cent thereof is
deposited in some depository of the United States at or be-
all cases, be unconditional, and without any refer
ence to the bids of Others and should state distinctly the
dorsed Proposals loan 81 lsss" and addressed to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Washington City, D. G. The
sums which may be accepted will be required TO be paid
the deposa the United States the place, OF
residence of the persons respectively whose oilers be
successful but The of the accepted bids from bid
ders residing the United States, must be deposited
with the assistant easuers at New YORK, Boston, Phiia-
To give opportunity to all persons to participate in
the investment of funds in this stock bids viii be received
Tor the lowest denomination OF certificates authorized by
aw-beng for fifty dollars--as well as for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will be
erabe the books OF the treasury but all certificates for
that and upwards will be transferable on the books OF
the treasury by delivery with coupons attached the
option of the bidder To avoid EXPENSE confusion, and
multiplication of accounts all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required dcposte the
amount awarded IL five equal instalments in each of the
months of July, August. September. October and Novem
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de,
oSs Of making mmedlae payment in Which h case the
bear interest in all from the date of deposte
ph9 bids w BE s f. of Jnns M p M
ence Of all persons who may desire to attend but under
accepted, the amount deposited in advance will be
awarded must be deposited of the first payment
r. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
phia Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans and in all
31er States the papers selected 70 print the laws of the
April ls-dtl7thJuneif
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Musical Excursion.

THE WESLEY CHAPEL CHOIR, having chartered the
safe and commod ous steamer Columbia, viii give
excursion, Tuesday, the Goth instant for the benefit
the attached to said station The boat will
Alexandria 81 and from thence proceed down the river
about forty miles, passing Fort Washington and Mount
Vernon and will land suitable place. and spend
the day, returning early in The evening
The undersigned, committee, will spare pains to
make this the agreeable excursion OF the
There will be abundant supply Of refreshments on
board, which can be had at moderate prices
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies, 81 sin
gle tickets SO cents be had OF the ladies of the choir and
Saba h-schoo and from the following committee Of
rangements: THOMAS j. MAGRUDER,
JOSEPH S. EMERY,
WILLIAM BALDWIN,
JOSEPH HODGSON,
ROBERT ISRAEL.
Tune S--5tT sThsSSa
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nv A. GREEN, .9,scktoneer.

TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
J. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE COURT
On Thursday the 18th June, shall SELL the premises
by order of the Orphans Court and ratified by the Circuit
Court Of the District Columbia Washington county
the following described property, belonging the Of
James Douglas deceased, viz;
Lots Nos g. g. and g. in square No. $50 situated the
of Ih street north and G street west, containing
Is 800 square feet and will be subdivided purcha
Also Lot No. H. in square No 1873, containing $40
square feet situated the island fronting south c. be
Al and 9th The sale will take place
the rsr.naned property at o'clock p m, and the second
named ats O'Clock, p. m.
Terms of sale fourth cash balance in equal
instruments of six, twelve and eighteen months the pur
chaser purchasers giving notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest day sale. The reserves the
right resell the property the risk and of the first
purchaser by giving three days notice of the resale if the
terms be not complied with.
VIM G. GORSUCH, Administrator.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer
June I--eodNds
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is unbroken ESQ says the Portland Argus OF the ITO
Every democratic paper, throughout the length az
breadth of Maine, FASTENED Immediately, upon the rece
of the nomination. TO unfurl their banners, and fling s
to the breeze They all speak voice. they all bal D
ticket with enthusiastic shouts and they all enter uF
the canvass with the conquering spirit that anlna
them in the days of Old Hickory.
We tell our friends abroad, with perfect conhdena
that they may rely Mr. Carys pledge at the Baltmo'
Convention, and chalk down good for ten thousand
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June S--5tTsThs& Sats
team Marble Works, Ridge Road, above Spring Gar
den Street Philadelphia.

Steam Marble Works, Ridge Road, above Spring Gar
den Street. Philadelphia
THIS extensive establishment erected an improved
J. plan, and, by the aid of steam power, manufactures
all kinds of plain and ornamental marble work. supe-
rior style, and at the lowest prices.
The largest and best assortment of marble manels, inn
ported pa5or and garden satnary vases and fountains
which the attention of the public respectfully invited
Marble cutters supplied at all times with number OF
ments sizes, finished Also, constantly hand,
large assortment of American gravestones in the rough
finshed-marble In the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia
March 25-eod3m
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GUNNER HntsI-STEVENS, Halter, No. l Browns
- Hotel has full OF silver drab Rocky Noun
beaver blue beaver drab and blue plain of Bee
bee ~ Costars shape, very light and elegant
Sales room, No. Browns Hotel.
June ll--6tifeo
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Yesterday, without dreaming of injustice offence to
Senator Borland, we wrote and printed as follows:

Yesterday without dreaming of injustice offence to
Senator Borland, we wrote and printed as follows
"a paper has taken place between Major BoHand
(now Senator of the United sates and Capt Cassus NJ
Clay. They both Encarnacion prisoners; but they
have deed materially in their of the conduct
of each other during their captivity in Mexico"
To-day, we receive from him and print the following
letter, which speaks for itself, and to our poor
judgment to confirm rather than contradict, the only and
very unimporant fact which we mentioned. As to IN
Producing Senator Borland's name to the public in this
connection, have only to say, that if we understand
his letter, he avows that he so introduced it himself
he objects to the phrase "paper war; as applied to DIS
note correcting an error" &c. he entitled to the ben
eft of his objection, and has it:
SENATE CHAMBER, June IA, 1913
To the Editor of the Union:
DEAR SIR. In your paper of this morning. you remark thai
have been engaged in paper with Captain Can'
NJ Clay" In this you do great injustice, for there no
foundation for any such statement have had have
now and cannot have any such controversy with Cap
Clay. The only publication have made in relation
that individual to the editors of the LouIsv
Journal correcting published in that paper
porting, without my authority, portion of my prvaeco
versation. In that note made upon any one
know upon what authority by what right, you haS'
introduced my to the public in this connection a
not captous but trust have right protest agan
being placed in false position, and to insist that when
name, humble it may be- shall be made the subject
newspaper remark it shall be in accordance with ac
Respectfully.
SoLoN BoRLAND |
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EDWARD HARTE,
attorney at LasC and .4duOcafe for Claimants

WASHINGTON, D. G.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, lonr doors above the
publication office of the Union.
Bounty lands treasury scrip, and pensions procured
discharged soldiers and Others entitled them Also all
claims before Congress and the executive departments
government attended to with promptitude.
June 14-1m.
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l. and very desirable cottage, containing seven rooms
with the necessary articles for be rented
for the reasonable The location airy
and pleasant fronting open square New York ave-
Apply at the premises street, between 10Th and
llth. June It-3t*
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, Is4s


BY and ,oith the adbics and consent of the Senate
ANDREW G. MILLER, TO be Judge OF the district court
OF the United States for the district OF Wisconsin
THOMAS w. SUTHERLAND, to be attorney OF the United
States Tor the district of Wisconsin.
JOHN s ROCKWELL, to be marshal of the United States
for the district of Wisconsin.
GEORGE w. THOMPSON, to be attorney OF the United
States for the district OF Virginia, the place of
George H Lee resigned