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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

Re- Mr.. CALro painter, 3ss Broadway. desires us to
that he has knowledge OF the Prof. calyo" u
Novelty Hall, Center o.. as advertised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

NIw-HAsPsHiRE.-Ths Wings Of Councillor
District No have nominated Moses A. Cartlandt
an Independent Democrat Of WeHe a. their
candidate.
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.-.,,,c wing General CsmmIttec.-A

20 "a r,~e,ins Of this Committee ~iil be held on
s.r evening. jan Is. at O'Clock st the Broadway
rse A. order. PHILIP HONE. Chm pro tenn.
ro..,s TAYLOR, Secretary pro tenn '@f~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

THE BLUE BooK."-This new AMI valuable
work, containing list Of all oficers and Agents Civil.
Military and Naval In the service Of the United States on
the 3Osh sept. lsi Is just published and for BY
DIsinrnel. lO2 Rrokdmay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 24-7 p. VI.
Mr.. AYRAULT brought in bill combining the busi-
ness OF Banks to the places where they are located
Mr.. FLOYD offered resolution, which was agreed
TO- that the Judiciary Committee report what LIZ
GAL NOTICES may be dispensed with, and what
may be published in the Country Papers.
The bill making appropriations for the malnten.
ance and superintendance Of Canals was read and
passed.
Several bills Of no special importance passed
thr ugh the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. FLOYD, on a motion being made TO agree to
the old rules Of the Senate, moved that executive
business be transacted in open session, which was
lost, IS TO 9. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
A bill 10 ventilate the Capitol was passed IN
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. CHARLocK brought in bill TO authorize and
provide for the erection Of a bridge across the Hud
son at Albany.
The debate on the General Manufacturing bill
was renewed in Committee, on the motion 10 make
trustees crIminaly responsible who declare or pay
dividends after the insolvency Of the Company. The
motion was lost. only 10 rising in its favor. One
amendment was adopted making trustees liable II
they declare q dividend which will impair the CAPT
tal Of the Company.
Mr.. WILLEr offered an amendment making the
stockholders personally responsible 10 all creditors
which was lost only 10 rising in its favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

Now AND THES"-This novel, which the
Hsrpors have got ont in very handsome snd readable
style, Is by WsEREs, thu author OF "Ten Thousand
Year." and has been very highly praised on the other
eide u tho Atlantic and far hasty glance ensbles
Us 70 Judge will se eqnslly favorte here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

DEATH BY INrEsPERANcE.-The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday al the 18th station House. 90
the body OF Louis Grabohsk native OF Poland aged IS
years, who 10 his death BY incompetence and expo
sure. Verdict accOrdlsgiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

Its said that the Court Of Inquiry in the case Of
Gen. Scott will conss. OF Gems Towson and Gushing. and
Col Butler OF dragons. The Fremont Court Martial
assemblies to-day hear the defence Of the accused The
Supreme Court ths morning resumed the Of Gov.
Dorr. Mr.. HAllet, Of Boston arguing for plaintiffs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

At Wilmington, ". C. on the 22d inst. the schoon-
White Oak from Boston. had arrived. She struck the
bar which caused her leak badly, 70 render il
cessary TO run her ashore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

EFr We are under obligations to Wells & Co.
br Albany papers In savsres Of The mAl delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

parsment IN aid OF the widow and Orphan Fund, will
take place az Gothic Hal this evening
NAyAL-The L. S. ship Plymouth. Cap. Thouas
r. Gciney, commanding, Is under sailing orders FOR tho
Ess, Indies II s stated tia. Hon. j. W Davis Of Masss
chases, viii 90 out 10 her. succeed the late Horace
Everett. U. s. Commissioner to China The 4. brig
Dolphin Is shortly expected 10 sail for the coast Of Africa
under command Of Lieut. W. :. ogden.
CHARTER CoNyESrIoN-The members OF this
Convention assembled a. the Common Council Room last
evening pursuant % adjournment, President Dkenan
in the Chsir. The minutes OF the last meeting having
been read and approved Mr. sesbury offered substitute
TO the report Of the Committee Ssnatory Regulations
Accepted and ordered TO be printed.
The Convention then went into Cor mtee Of the
Whole and resumed the consideration OF the report Of
the Committee the City Corporation, Mr.. Harris taking
the Chr and Engaged discussing the Tenth Section
which provides that The Board OF Common Councilmsn
shan be constituted by the election Of members from
each ward until late hour. when they rose. reported
progress, and asked leave ait agsln which granted
The Convention then adjourned until this evening. q
INQUEsrs.-Coroner Abrshams held an inquest
Yesterday At Iiflny Place, upon the b0ty Of Mary
Bror en-, who fell down Ia a. shl0 emptyng ashes Ia
the yard, aud almost instantly explred.-Veriict death
by apopsxy Also. At 203 Jsokson-st upon the body OF
coorsd child aged years named sarah Francis Maybo.
who died from neglect ami OF deal Attendance
Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
Markets.

Markets. ALBANY, Jan. PAP. NJ
10 Flour there is nothing doing beyond supplying
the retail demand Grsn-Barley 81 cents Rye IS cents,
Oats sOa4l Cts Corn 6ia6S CTS, Pork In the hog IS for
good lots; light receipts. whisky IS cts. Teams are In
from the country distance Of 20 miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25


" You MUsr sE CRAzy, II when We offer you the
OF the following respectable citixsnsyou disbs
eye In the qualities three shilling bottle OF JosEssCo
raj Hair Resoratiys-snd reader, we can do 70
convince you Of II, than By giving you the nsmes of
those persons from hundreds u others, Who after usnG
ths certify ito qualities follows IL will force the
hair to grow on the head face. stop IL falling Of,
shen the roots ,eoying scarf dsndruf The
roots and making fight, red, gray hair assume fee
look and keeping dry harsh why hair moist so
clean and beautiful, very very long time Mr. q Bee
keu Al Elm ct. New-York Mr.. w. Tonntns ~ Kissst
Ns~York Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue. Brook
Ign Mr. Jss Power. grocer, Fulton.st. Brooklyn NJ
Thomas Jackson, 90 Liberyst Pittsburgh Henry y. cul.
len, uaie barber board the South America Ana more
than hundred Others whose mi ght give bet
these must suffice any reasonable person Sold IN Nsw'
York st 81 Galatians only rs 2tsod
READra, IS YOUR SKIN CHAfPED or CRAcxEpi-Ifsoe
ease OF the true and JoSEss Italian hemcA SceS
VIII make II smoo h, soft sud me Have you Pmpies~
Salt Rhsumf l have JoSEs's Soap he wose
ard Oldest when every nterns and external emey
failed Have you Sore Beard Sore Heed, Yea a.
conscentousy assured that cake will cure yoe 80
DO Dot suppose that the many coInereits possss sny
its qualities Many Of the limitations Of Jossss Ses2S
nothing bat common soap. JosEss Soap 10 used ey ~
scisns ia their practice Be sure and bay tpsvhsrs -
In New'York bat as1 Chslhsm-st. y2s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BALL.-The Ninth Annual Ball OF the Fire De.
psrtment IN aid OF the widow ana Orphan Fund. will
take place a, Gothic Hal ihI. evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIArIos.-We
would remind our readers that DR.. Nichols Lectures
AInonomy commence this evening q clinton Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

~ The steamship Cambria will be open on
Thursday next to any person who may wish 70 vias her,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

u A Temperance Meeting will be held at
the Mariners Church. Roosevet.ss. this evening at
o'clock. Messrs. Manchester, Hsydoek and g. A. Ware,
viii address the meeting; and on the following evening
the same gentlemen will speak Temperance at the SAIL
or's Home, Cherry-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

mems Of other writer's" twill be very likely 10
io so t"subsrousrk statements" are written as In
cautiously as the article Of this morning.
lrct.ain from making any comments On 'ne
tone and temper OF the article IN qaeS''on NIX no
good can come OF il; ii speafs Tor hSe'l. lhs
wri,er has followed an exceedingly bad example
and tlusl when he has occasion To asSah
ANYBODY else, he will be sure OF his facts ana MS
tsmrcT-they are vi infinite value 10 graz me"
as well as lille men. .s
And il is 10 be hoped that good iasle, as well as
GOOD policy. will prevent him again Quoting lloii.
order No. SIG The army will no! soon iofee'
This order aud last of all will il be toTgollen by lis
iiluslIious author.
Very respectfully, your obedieD' servant,
JAMES DUNCAN,
Brevet Lit. Col, U. 5. 4.
p. S.-Since wiring The above, J. nave s.eu
The Star os the 18Th, containing cer'ihca'ts rom
Mey;cap officers, prisoners at The time they were
n;yen in ,elaiiop 10 The operations that produced
rho taii If The convent Those prisoners are now
rsI,osed or dautless bundle OF certificates might
be Dyoeuycd from them proving anythIne-eVeh
,h,; thew are brave and honest. The highest
unc,onaries of the STATE ale lille scrupu'ous
ahoui such small matters. The wonder Is no.
ina, The Mexican Officers gave cerIIhcates' ou'
Thai rhcy should have bren asked or ps'"la.s4 ~
Dive them. Certificates from our own oihtels
could b. procured, telling guile diheieh' S.o'y
hut have no disposition 10 asila'e 'n's ipd"ei.
So far as am personally cohcef"eo' care 10y ~,
. s;-aw about il. Whether my tow ana arrow
killed Cock Robin" or whether he was Ki'ieu oy
somebody else, IS not d pr"fer quts'io" ~, r,e,
scnt discussion; that Cock Robin' was kliiea
by s7mebodv is quite c!edr. - ~
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MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.

Ara convention OF the Democrats Of Chester
field county, held al Chesterfield Court House. on
Monday, the 81 day OF January, in The year lS4s,
convened for the purpose OF nominating candi.
date TO be voled for al the special election to be
held on Monday next, 10 supply the vacancy in
the present House of Delegates in the Virginia
Legislature, occasioned by the resignation OF the
Hon. John w. Jones' the late member elect:
The convention was called 10 order, and, on
motion, Col. Daniel II. Flournoy was called 10
the chair and w. w. T. Cosbill appointed Sec
retaIy.
Alter calling the names Of the different delega.
lions. appointed al Gregory's Tavern, the Court
House, the Hallway House and Snapsvie, Maj.
Alexander Jones was put in nomination, and there
being no other nomination made, ii was proposed
that Major Jones be nominated by The general
exclamation OF The convention, which proposition
was carried.
And, on motion, Major Jones was nominated
by the unanimous vote of The convention.
1t was then moved that the Chair appoint
Committee ofthree to wait upon Major Jones 10
inform him of his nomination, and invite MIN
iplo The Convention, which motion was carried;
and, thereupon, the Chair appointed Col. moses
NJ. Robertson, John S. Peers, and Augustus r.
Coebill. Committee OF three, to wait upon Ma
ior Jones. and 10 conduct him into Inc ConVen-
lion.
The Committee soon after returned into the
Convention and announced Major Jones, who ap.
peared upon The stage, accepted The nomination,
and addressed the Convention with very feeiihg
and impressive speech, which ELECTED general
oulbursl of applause from the Convention and
spectators who were many.
II was then moved and Resolved, That the
proceedings of the Convention be published IN
Inc Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Repuo-
And then, upon motion, The Convention ad'
journed. d. II; FLOoRNoi' vi IL
w. w. T. CoGRLL, Sec'y.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday NJ forming, January 5, ls4s.
THE MEETING TONIGHT.


We feel that but few words from MS are neces-
sary TO arouse The Democracy of the Richmond
10 The importance Of foil meeting tonight
Never had they more powerful reasons 10 fe-as-
semble and once more re assert their glorious prh-
cipIes. Time has demonstrated The wisdom anc
beneficial influence of their policy, and the wing
party has, upon The great questions dividing 'he
two parties, been forced to yield Tor a moment 10
The voice OF truth and experience. Beaten from
these grounds, they have taken refuge IN 'ne
Mexican war, and are attempting TO defeat 'heir
opponents and noun, into power, by Placing
their own country in the wrong and by Ius''-
lying the public enemy. Should they sue
coed in pro.!rating the Democracy, they WILL
as in ls4l, attempt TO saddle upon he couh'
try their exploded heresies in more odious ol' l''
Il bchooves The Democratic party 10 be v'S'lane-
to ua!old again the States Rights Republican
Gag-and to renew their declaration OF unshaKen
devotion 10 their cherished principles. Especial
" is ii incumbent upon the Democracy o. hich'
mond IN meet and express their sentiments at the
present time The Wing representative from
this district in Congress has come out openly lot
the withdrawal of our troops from Mexico, ior
the deser,ion of the Rio Grande as boundary
line, and Tor the abandonment OF all indemnify
for The wrongs and injuries done US by Mexico
Whatever other parties or "no parties" may 40 or
omit 10 DO, let it not be said that the Democracy
of Richmond has been remiss in standing by Inc
honor, The interests and the permanent peace Of
the country We rejoice TO believe that upon
each and every question The Democrats OF Rlch-
mond stand as one man. Let them put forth their
full strength tonight, and send out voice ina!
shall cheer and animate our brethren throughout
the Stale 10 Successful cxerIions 10 save the De-
mocra,ic "Flag Ship Of The Union
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Ei;EI'R !
F.c THE EEaCIKYg.

fcG E.auiKE4.
SONG OF THE t.. L 81
II. L. LEyEEHo
respectfully Dedicated toiaos y!ernS l'alrt0ts, Cana
on!y tdosr ,clo, by pen, and sSo1d, arc support
ing Meir 6eioueG country IN hs present ra'
against MEXICO.
AIR-"ocrAs."
LIE, them bIazon old Rome with Niobe tears,
Lamen,ins the past and the SAD coming years
warning 10 nations where sadly see
The spirit departing which eiaahens tns Free!
The glory of Greece, and The glory oi Rome,
Ia spendnr uGi,ed, had faldt TO iilume-
The that they worshippd was timm 10 their eye,
But shone on, ut last from Coumba's pure sky!
Let them talk OF " Oi9 Ensa,1d 4" the glorious isle
On whose realm the sun never ceases 10 smile
She's fam'd, SHE is honor'd but rather give me
The monarch Of countries, the Land Of the Free!
love this great land for It's glories sublime,
Which glow still more brightly with the marching Of
Time
For, first IN the heart should our native land be.
Yes, CoLuMs;A forever COLUMBIA Tor me!
Ill.
Let Europe, proud, boast of the past, while Decay
is claiming its pomp As its own law ful prey
With Plenty and Pedes meath the Liberty Tree,
I'm more than King in the Land ofhe Fee!
think Of her fame, and claim II as rDine
carol her iriumphs, and spread the sweet strain,
And shout, while Is waving the Flag of the Free.
"Great CoLuxsIA forever COLuABIA for me :"
".
Lei them boast Ofther heroes, glorious band,
TO lft no the proud and TO ruin the land
Their Weiiing:ons securing the land and the sea,
To shut out the Heaven that shines OH the Free!
Ipoint I" the w AshlSoroSs, proudest OF time,
The JAcKsoss the TAYLoRs, the Scorrs, more sublime,
That rapture each bosom and sparkle each eye,
And send us forth shouting, "CoL-MBiA for me"
v.
Let the tyran, proud, curse himself the sad slave,
And mock at the elories which Liberty gave;
His scoshngs, polluted, high praises snail be-
That bind me still mare 10 the Land IF The Free
II shall make me more proud TO think OF the blood
That won US the boon on the land and the food,
That makes one willing to live and to die,
That COLUMBIA may flourish CoLUMBi. for mel
vi.
Let civil commotion advance with red glare,
With blood drench the EARTH and with shrieks Nil the
air,
With hope and with giadness the Eagle see,
Cnharm'd, rise 10 watch o'er the land Of the Free!
l stand by the banner, he glory OF cath.
l stand by the country that gave my birth
know IL must prosper on land and the sea!
Yes, COLUMBIA forever. COLuAsIA for me
lancaster, Ohio.
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NOTICE


CERTIFICATE No s,2l9, for eight Shares oil 80. arm
u ers' Bank Stock, issued on 18th August, ,o S,.,
Elizabeth Woodson, now declared nasins nonrrrp.
lost or destroyed hereby call on all persons uot
ed 10 show cause why a new Cchncate snou.a
sue for the came. e. sELpH"'
Dec. 3l-ew4w ------
a; cu.NcFRy-V,,o,,tA:-A AT Rules held 10 i ls
c,o..n. oa;ss ~ ,bs superior Court Of Chaneriy
The Richmond Circuit Al day Of Noye@ nDs Joseph
Winsfeld Scott, Robert Henry Ca0''' p s%r
Mayo,
against ,u. c.o,, nd o,b,r Defts.
The DELI and given security according to 't
Act sse ss t sqsa sSs Ssy
appeaiips ~ his Commonwealth: IL Is ofIe.
said ,S sp'ces eu on an, and
Tie h Iaintiffs; and that copy OF ihi. oroe. sc
S olh~s inserted some n ms.S,s sueeee
City q asn%SnH door DOL OF the Capitol in the sad
pos''u - A Copy. Tests, c,.,t.
Nov. s-ewam foWHATAN RossRrs' Ger"
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II L f ID F..

Died, of Group, on Sunday, the 18th OF DeG.I'
Der, IS47, MARY CATHAREE. daughter Oh WE ".
II. aud Sarah Anderson, OF Essex county, w. -,
aged eighteen months Being al only child, &C. ..
fond parents have sustained loss indeed ou.E
them remember, their loss is her gam; ana ns,
lie who alone can heal the wound pour mo VIZ Is.
hearts the consolation OF his holy Religion e.,
enable them to look forward TO The Time "neh ~.
shall meet again, where suffering and sorrow ~
unknown.
"T'ransplanred to the skies,
Your cherished howret shall forever bloom
Pair and unfadinc, in 4 heavenly bowel
In Gods own Paradise
While Angel bands rejoice In its perfume,
And wonder earth could yield no SWEEP nowei,
Wing requested 10 copy. fh'nND.
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MARYLAND.

We are pleased 10 see thai on Saturday last,
payments were made at the Chesapeake Bank,
Baltimore, to ali the State creditors who pre-.
sented themselves, and that means are ready for
he calls Of all others. The funds TO meet the
interest on the sterling debt, says the American,
were RENTED 10 London sometime since. We
rejoice that Maryland has resumed her proper
rank among her sister States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF GENERAL
SCOTT

The following letter from Major General Scot,
TO the Secretary of War, specifying some correc.
lions TO be made in one OF his official reports, has
been han ed 10 the Union for publication:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Mexico, December l3, lS47.
Sir: Information subsequent 10 my repor. OF the
battles of September Is has developed some facts,
which, in justice 10 the officers concerned, | re.
ques, may be incorporated in that report.
/ In The mention of "officers and corps most
distinguished" atlhe siorming OF ChapuI,epec the
name of Captain Howard, volgeurs. should i'm.
medately precede those OF Captains Barnard and
Biddle, OF the same corps in these terms: "Cap.
lain Howard, of that regiment, one Of The fore
most 10 the assault"
2. In The same operation, Lieut. Seden. 9Th in.
fantry, is reported TO have been "earIy on The lad
der and badly wounded" Please substitute "the
first on ladder, and badly wounded"
3 Under The same head, honorable mention Is
made Of "a portion OF the siorming party (Twees'
division serving with Qulman) under Lieut..
Steele, I'd infanlTy;" il should read "Lieuls. West.
colt and Steele, I'd infantry"
have the honor 10 remain, sir, with high re.
spect, your obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the Hon. SECRETARY OF WAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

SHIP FEVER AT NEW YoRK.-The
shin fever is raging in the hospitals al ouaran-
tine, on Staten Island, New YORK, 10 fearful ex-
lent. Nearly thousand Immigrants ana sea
mon are inmates of the institutions, and large
portion of them are down with the lever. 1t is
yery fatal-so much so. that number oil Inc
physicians and nurses have died Of The disease.
Some are now dangerously ILL
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For tM EnqhHE'
no ccuoOI com

TO SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Bear in mind that your Reports 10 The Ceonn
Superintendent, OF the Ltdtgern ChiidTsn 10 wv
Districts, werc due a! December Couft, and ou..'
10 be handed 10 him at eas! by The 6M Of Jd"la,'
The Report should give The names OF the cur!
dren. Disseminated by sexes, and The ns,nss "
their parents. A SUPERINTENDENT
TTCily papeNreqnesed TO copy.
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MARRIED..

Married, on THURSDAY morning, Dec 3oiN' y
the Rev. MIR Manning, MIR. ASA R. SMITH u
Glove, Hill, Chesterfield county, TO Miss kosis'
NAH JANE, only daughter OF The late Samu9f 81
lhews, OF this city.
sf Augusta, Ga, papers will please cop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

II We are requested to state tina, VIM. NJ.
Moseley, Esq, the delegate from Buckingham
county, i'kept from his seat, and Will be proba-
bly, for some days to come, by melsneholy do
ms.tic affection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

"Volun,ario the Washington correspondence
The Republican, gives hard bit al Inc wing
"Rear Guard" and 10 certain extent connf'n'
what We said some Time ago, that many Of Tue
professed friends OF Gen. Taylor had no especiai
love for him, but aimed, through his popularity
10 secure The election OF some old Wing slager.-
The magic words, "Hcad him or die" smack
strongly Of back.handed stroke at certain
Wing leader in these parts. The writer says
"Old lack is the card decidedly" and he goes en-
"Your early movemenln his favor was not so
premature alter all; but a word in your ear
Many OF those who endeavored 10 scare you on
the track, by calling you So, will now be found
putting and blowing, and in crazy attempt 10 ia
duce The people 10 forget their past plumbers,
making more fuss than all the Taylor newspa-
pers together Not that all The enemies OF Bnena
Vista have rclinquished their hostility. The de-
sign now is through with some them, to profess
friendship Tor General Taylor, and then 10 Trap
him into a Convention, where his neck is 10 be
quietly twisted in the dark. These desperate po'
liicans will be disappointed; hey may adopt as
their mol!o Head him, or die; but rather think
il will be dc )"
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To the Hon. SecnErARy OF Y

The Commissioners TO settle the boundary
question between tie States of Virginia and
Ohio, were to have met in Baltimore on Monday
But MIR. w. G. Rives Of Virginia, and hiy. Col
Her OF Ohio, were alone in attendance.