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MsyoRAITy OF NEw oRLEAgs,

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to- Notice. The gentlemen above named Commis
and Cos OF the Election take place the 7th OF
November next respectfully requested 10 call at the
MAYORS Office and take the cath required b. law at as early
period as possible. or
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FDEEPiI r. BEA RID, COmm6rctakGI Marine NOtGry,
d No. 10 Banks Arcade, New Orleans. NIB ly
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T.rEU. W. PRI1CHARD, General Broker, No. 81 Ora.
q grr street, New Orleans. m2l ON
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The Vienna journals are chiefly occupied with
the news from Hungary, where the Croats still
continue to make progress. The new Hungarian
Ministry has at length been formed, under the pre-
sidency of Count Ratihyanyi. If this admlnistra.
ton maintains itself, hopes entertained OF
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w. GIBBONS general Broker No q CustOmhogse
- street up stairs mylO
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VIZ BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BLVDER, No, 80
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COENEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR wilprOye a bless
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New DIsCovERY-Dr Connells Mixture, for GOnOrrhga
and elect Seminal EusOns and Weakness OF the Utera or
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever but possesses tonic properties Of real efficacy, and more
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for these complaints Freed from the nauseang qualities
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DISEASES THE BLOOD and Breaking ont of the Skin
etecualy cured by bottle of ComstOcks Extract OF ar
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strengthen the system and enable TO bear against the
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81 per dOzen-and equal TO any Saapana sold for 81
bottle.
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CT Just received from the man ufaGtores 0
"a - - Messrs. Nuns q Fischer, and A. ii. Cal
* NTw III Fl g. TO-, a la,ge supply OF their superb
VI ~ VI PIANOS, in new style cases-a few WI
Coemans H9oan Attachment, and Ives's Tuneabe Reeds
please call and examine apo u
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
By Telegraph .fcr the 81, Louis Union.
1 ,nssa, Congressional.
WAsnisc4ox, July n.

WASHINGTON, July II.
fs' Stndte.--Mr4 Niles gave notice that he
iivonid on to-inorrow introduces bill on
lle subject Of Whitpey's railroad TO the
Pacific.
The till modifying The Pilot laws was
considered h'"E tsa.i0i im t'o1 ~
The Natalappropris,ionabilwa was taken
It'p aud amended, and finally passed over
informally. ,ao,t ,ff s,i...t.
House, MIR. Cooke submitted resp
luton, calling, upon the Secretary Of the
Treasury, in giving his reply 10 the res
olution adopted BY lie Houtsi, relative TO
the money that had beeuIpaidto Generals
Cass and Taylor, to discriminate between
The aclual salary and the extra.
The resolution giving to the State of
Missouri the cannon captured 10y Col.
DOniphan, from the Mexicans was pass
ed. sE rui -
{ The Naval Committee was Instructed TO
enquire into he .propriety OF reducing the
navy 10 the peace establishment.
Mr.. Burt Submitted resolution calling
onthe President for Information as 10 tic
number Of Indians in Oregon, New NIex-
leo and California, aud also how many
troops were required to keep them in sub
jection-Which was agreed to.
The civil appropriation BIZ was discus
sed in committee OF The whole.
After hicii the House adjourned.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

.La6ing DEPOSIT. d.,-Yesterlay a iady
entered a house ON dh between O,Esnon
and Biddle streets holding in her arms on
inianl apparenllyaabont three or four days
old; she requested Hernisslon To leave
the child until she relurned ,lrem a er :
GERS IN The neighborhpd 10 which che as
goin.. az .or.asa ant m
ag The request MAS eomplied with; the
child depOsiIed and The supposed mother
let:, ii is now believed, Miih NO intention
otreturning.-M 81. LoSis Unioa. ~
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

2 The Cholera an RuSsia. According 10
accounts received from Moscow, the chel-
era is making dreadful progress. The
number Of cases on the 29th Of May a.
lone were SO; the number OF deaths be-
ing AZ. During The six previous day !,
464 persons were attacked, of whom 2O5
died! This dreaded visitation is l,keM isei
very prevalent at RObinski, Kalouzs ahd
Jarpslsm II s,lhereiore, eyidenilyslra-
yelling westward. a sdl 81. tsss
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

The focks- 0rs.-Ns noticed yesterday
a LOT 2O.aSo lbs, copper ore, shipping .pn
board uf vessel, al Brown & Strong !
dock, for Boston. |. was from the Cop-
per Fsll's Co. and some Of tie focks
weighed 2200 lbs. ~ Dst,oitFfs Press.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
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!, (Es4sA II4 Ma fra8& rtrI Paatlc sqpAhF,

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annuin, payable in Advance.
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first insertion, and fifty cents for each con-
-tdnuance. iForpnc squa,es 3 months, So
do for ak months, $S-do for , months.
$l2 90.
bnSfiAdyertisements not marked with the
number of insertions required, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
"'Aliberal deduction win be made 70 those
who advertise by the year. s- Advert
sers by the year viii be confined strictly
tqtheir business. ,.,
,nT Candidates announced forS3 60.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29


,iauPfspare for a Reverse. No one lSnoY S
how soon his lol may be reversed, In
its nneeasing revolutions, the wheel Of
fortune may one day place him Among The
poor. How many at this very moment
ars5angaishihg in all the horrors Of the
most abject tdesltulion, who were once
rich in this worlds goods, and on whose
lips dwelt in perpetual sweetness the self
defuding promise, "To-morrow shah be
. sss this day. aud much more abundant ~
? Remember the poor In yonder gloomy
prIsoh qies one who made gold his hlolal
He forgot The needy in their distress, and
lheRppeaIs Of the wretched woke no echo
in his heart. He was not his t'broiher's )
! tkeeper,,, 90 he boarded up his sprllns lu-
Grean bis Golfers, and perniitedt the dying
and The destitute TO meet their doom-bit
= sassbs meled out to them, even 50 il has
! ibaeR meted QUITO him, Left alppe with
thslphs toms of the past, how lRgonizipk
.lislssFemOEse, Remember the poor, eloIhe
, lhsiAaksaS feed the hungry, minister To
iihe aisiysssd.a and their prayers and blss-
sibes will fall upon your head like rich
,dnssnse, more desirable than gold or jew
4 si.r7E9. PgPsg. III 18IfJf "A a,rss
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

II is said that the nomination Of BRIG.
Gen. Kearney a. Major GeneraI by Bre.
vet, was rejected BY he StnAse on Satdr-
day. NJ Y fifbsAs, fifAsinsi. ~ b
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

A faiherg exhofting his son 10 early RI
sing, told a story ora person who early
one nVtiiiHg found a large purse full d
money aiswsIl," replied lhe yolHh gbpl
the psron who lost !, roseeaflier.Y
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

The eelebraied ex-ihimslefsG Guizol and
Melerhich, are said 10 contemplate he
publication Of newspaper. 10 bs called
'he Srsetaior IF ESnayk E waa-F
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

TO give dinner in return. | consented
on conditions Of which was, that
should invite the guests. So, being a
professed of Him who was meek
and lowly in heart, followed TO the letiet
His command: "But when thou inakest a
feast, call the poor, the manned, the lame
the blind, &c."-you viii recollect the
passage. Mrs. NJ not knowing
who her gueSi were.to be, ishighly de-
lighted with the y1tss have played, and
do moi believe there has been so noble and
honorable a company assembled this WIN
ter. Ny wicidesired new furniture, lesi
we should be deemed parsimonious, and |
pledged myself 10 expend one ihousaDd
dollars in manner moye pleasing TO our
guests, and which should obviate any such
imputaiion." Then addressing the chill
dren he said iaF ti3
You will each be removed tomorrow
TO excellent places and if you continue
TO be industrious and perfectly honest in
word and deed, You will become respect
able members Of society. To you, DR..
B, under God, ! one my life. Idid
not know your locality, neither had heard
Of your misfortune until few DAYS since.
1 can never repay The debt ! owe yon;
b'lt your daughter VIII accept The neat
furnished house adjoining mine, I'll zee
thai you never want again. To you, pa
triot fathers and nursing mothers OF orr
country. | present The one thousand dol
lars Ii is iust ,pa h,nJra1 J..llo., .,
la'I' II Is J"st one hundred dollars 10
e11" e9 n so.I'e' WHOM ms mere fine'
~ ~ 'n"''As' my uear tfienus' ou' ftr'
-- are l'y s, iS'iisr ~ He ','e Lord IN
-q 80 P'e"1'.is ny, '''s' oecsie am c9h.ln-
~ go apa :, !" was Sori toice .i'a' ,,rS'
~ ",e ~ ''le ""'u " sSif"''op' on
" =, 's''ia'n ,i ~ my npuse a nave room n
ruep"'eu '9' l'"' anu p'ous serFan' 70
.. ~ ~. ,,s' ,''ne 70" were ,.a ~ Penc''
hnrdep - 80 W " "''
Tbe cr;n,Jes c.I, n,os,.a,o n a.. II.
NO, ana ,nured I'll, s,o,, u1,l,s;.i.4
ap6 nraver 81 bGnnd ,.E,h. ~ =
Mrs. ,ggn ,,,,;nia,al, osSt|l !, =
neek ana n;o,s yor,bnI e, Eoiatag,
for a deyot.5 n;,;s,sr = oli''"T :
i7 -==E==''. =E==' lsl==z-.s ls1l.,. .i2ila I'D
yoIuNrrrRs- Com,ens,,,on h,b6,e
es lost in The CsmDoioa = The f,lIow IL,
extract from letter written hv ,be Fin
Willerd p. Hallto C6la Tbo.'ss "a I'M
son, of this civ furnishes Sona nr,, !,
many of the volunteers NJ ,6iS S,stp o,d
Illinois: iH9 ..pH"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
MAsnlNerIlosS-.. y. Jnly 10.

I 81. l. H..
Senate. .-Remohslrances were present.
ed against lie kloppage Of lie Suhdsy
m,iil, Which wers relerreds 9lg.lsst sdi-
lab AsjoiId resolution 10 give 10 the Stat.
o. lMlsspnsi the cannon captured by Col.
Doniplsn was passed.
A resolution compensating Col. Free
mont, was adopted.
Mr.. Clayton explained hls remarks oi
yesterday. They were his own indi, i'd
,lal views, and not lhoss Of The special
committee. uaiiH1 sdnam sis $50
The amendment striking ouiinihs Ma
val Appropriation bill, The appropriation
lor lhelerestian Of Marine Hospitals, Was
rejected,
Mr.. Niles opposed a proposition 10 adj.
vance inoiiey 10 tile contractors, for carry.
ing thsmsil oaihelsleamers. ea 81 i'
The Senate then went inlv Executive
session, after which il adjourned.
lIioassis-Th Speaker snmoa1ced the
rspoa swf Qnmlniiaes 10 lie in order. !,
InsCsmmtles Of the Whole the bill ex-
tending pensions toshe yidews of.rssolu-
iionary soldiers, Was. passed. - ps'a
A JOINT SesoIri6ai eslabii ssIidk 1 lineof
mail steamers 10 The pacIfc Was debated,
aid finally lAid ohthsRUIe n r1n3
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
ED o e. q,EC.G II.
THE LAST MAN.
3 BY rno4As cAMrprLL.

All worldly shapes shall melt in gloom, -
i75The sun himself must die,
Before this mortal shall assume
lis Immortality!
I saw l:.ion III my sleep,
That gave my spirit strength 10 weep
Adowu The gulf Of time!
| saw the last Of human mould
Thn Shall crea,ion's death Ieliold,,
7d' rs Adam saw her prime! .pu.
The suns eye Lad a sirl,ly glare,
odi Tie earth with age maS wan; ta
The skeletons -oi nations were
or2Aronnd that timely man!
Some had e1p pired in fight the brands
Still rustel II their bony hands .lHT
: In pldgde and canine some.
Earth's ciiie> had no so3nl Or tread,
And sh!ps were drifting with The dead
: To AAorss where all was dumb!
Yet ti.prgpllet.like, that lone one Stood,
With dauniless words and high,
That slqgk lhe sere leaves from The wood
di As il a Storm lad passed by;
Saying, "weare twins in death, proud sun
'1'hy face is"cUid, thy race rnn,
BPS mercy bids thee 60. 'a
For thou, ten thousand thousand years,
Hath seen HE tide Of human tears,
That slnllono longer fow.
-r1'ar# eti* n
dfHH
This spirit shall return TO Him
jii That caveats heavenly spark
Yet think not sun, it shdl he dim,
When thou tllysel' art dark!
mol iishalt live again and shine
IN bliss unlsuow 10 beams of thine,
ihi9 BY Him recalled to breath,
Who captive led captivity,
Who rob bed the grayeo Of victory,
!, a nd took the sting from deaih!"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
TROM MEXICO.
NLw OnLLANS. Lnlv

IN ----T-"-" n n ' 1870 y = =
Most of 1e troops have arrived.
The Mexican Government appears con-
fident Of quelhng the iIsnrreciiDn Of Ia.
'inadlipas. tYla
i Fhsy demand two millions OF the in
demniiy guaranIied them by The treaty Tor
their loss of territory on the Rio Grande.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29
: WAsut4crox. Lnlv lq.

~ = -'S-'a" WASu:*crox. July l9.
Senofe Tile oFioe president laid be.
: fore The Senate repoH.irom, the Secrvia.
~ OF the lreasup relative 10 the impprl'
o! coal aud lroD, " hicii was orGered 10 be
printed. q 90 ''oD = =. ~ 8
.o The Conferences Committee reported a
bill srepeaiirg lhe &C, reducing tie mum.
berHoi officers TO lhe iormer standard,
Which was adopted. ..i
The Naval Appropriation bill was Ia.
ken up, Mr., 8orland atcre. sed tie Sen
ale against he amendment 10 strike OIL
The appropriation Tor the establishhent d
Marine hospitaiS, - lncli Was finally re
jeeted. sd aH ,ZHi so1sM dliuum
On, motion, she Senate went into Exec
,ullYe session, after which Mr.. Clayton,
ilom The select committee, reported a bill
Tor establishing a Territorial 90, efnfnent N
Oregon, Caliornia and New M exicb. -
Ihs,report is silent Oh the subject OF sla, e.
~, anq was adopted With gfesl unalpmi-
W N committee mn only two Neing sgainsi
n Hohss.-The repor, Of The Conference
Committee was aacpled by ayes "a, hoes
30.
70 a psPerwas presented from the Com
missioner OF Patents, deciSrihgtt tie eharg-
es against aim ialse which Was referred
10 the Committee Oh Patents for eSaulina-
,tlon.r 81 yli3sxs is. sf le,ET
The Civil Appropriation bill was con-
sldered IN Comnitaee Of the Whole, and
reported the bill Win ametdnenis.
The House then proceeded TO The con-
sideration al the bill as amended, but aa-
iourned without any, aolion. s,'.a ~, i,
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-29

sks lhlpl. 70 tao s's' a ssss sf''' slS'|' i
y'iapos sai 10 lsaso9 bas Essa t,s.s
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State, and Western, range from 50 SIX So I'm. In
other kinds prices stationary Wheat-Sales OF
1900 bushels were made at 81 is. Corn-Sales Of
$4,000 bushels made at 4sc for Mixed and $40 for
good yellow Other articles remained about the same.
New ORLEANS July IL Cotton is inactve-sales
small. bout coo bales changed hands yesterday at
former prices No change in sugar. molasses, bread
stufs, freights or exchange July 12.-The sales of
cotton yesterday amounted to 900 bales thus far
Zone oclock to-day 1900 bales have been sold Prices
range at ga So for mddling Molasses and -four
maintain previous rates. with small sales No altera-
ton in freights or exchange. July l3-The cotton
market is quiet to-day. Sales this morning of 900
bales at former prices. No change in other markets
July "A. - Cotton continues quiet - full prices
asked; other articles unchanged and the market
is inactive.
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Latter from Mexico and Yucatan.


New ORLEANS July Is, 1S4S
We have few days later from Vera Cruz
Nearly all the volunteers and the ten regiments of
regulars had arrived at Vera Cruz.
The Legislature, of Tamaulipas has demanded
two millions of dollars of the federal government,
as indemnity for the territory north of the Rio
Grande, ceded to the United States by the treaty
of Guadalupe
The Mexican government appropriated $500 900
for the immediate relief of Yucatan.
Paroles has addressed manifesto to the States,
calling upon them to furnish him with aid IN men
and money to mpete his revolution.
Important rumors have been received from Tam
pco. The Mexican government having sent
force to take possession of that town, the citizens
opposed its entrance. No further particulars are
given.
Paroles and Jarauta are operating against the
government with renewed energy. They are
likely to cause serious trouble to Herera's admit
nistration.
General Worh's division remained at Jalapa at
last accounts.
Eight thousand OF the white inhabitants of Yu-
catan, flying from the Indian savages, have taken
refuge in Merida.
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Dle1l-


On Sunday evening, July 10th, Of consumption,
RoBERr l.. MoSTaoMERY, aged rs years and months,
eldest of the late James Montgomery.
The friends and relatives of the family also the
bers of Chrysta Fount Tent, No 10, |. o. Of r.,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday,
18th, at p M, from the residence of his fathern-
law William W. Hillker, % King street. His remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Sunday, the 10th inst, after a lingering Illness
ELIZABETH II. COVERT, wife of Jacob Covert and
daughter of the late Samuel Burlock in the Saith year
Of her age.
spectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. 4 Sheriff street, Tuesday morning,
the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
At sea, board ship Clifton, June Goth, DANIEL
FOLK, of Philadelphia, discharged soldier. For any
information, apply to the captain, on board
Philadelphia papers please copy. y
Suddenly, on Monday, the 18th inst, Mrs. MABEL
DRYBuReH in the seth year Of her age, widow of the
late Captain Dryburgh.
The relatives and friends of the family particu-
lary requested to attend her funeral Tuesday, July
18th. Mt O'Clock, P. M from her late residence GAG
Water street.
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CANON LAw.-Judge Edmonds, in his address
delivered on Friday of last week, to tn law class
admitted to the bar at the last May term inciden-
tally alluded to canon law. We understood him
to say that the ca non law and civil law were ORR
ginally one and the same but in later ages the for
merwas corrupted, and, at length, degenerated into
the inQuistion Whether these remarks were in
good or bad taste, it is not for to say; will
leave that to be settled between the Judge and the
audience. But, doubtless, our friend Bishop
Hughes will take the matter up, and deliver lee
ture in reply to the Judge, the Tabernacle, at his
earliest convenience. But should the Bishop not
condescend to take notice of Judge Edmonds' at
tack, there is another man who should beispeciay
invited to give his opinion on this important SUBJ
ject: and that man is General Zachary Taylor.
For our own part, we honestly confess we have
more faith in the opinion of General Taylor on
cannon law than in the opinions of either the learn
ed Judge or the venerable Bishop We therefore,
proposeshat General Taylor make Northern tour
before the LIST of November next, and let him give
to the world his opinions and experience for the
last three years, of the effect of cannon law in
Mexico and ifhe do, we promise him he will have
larger audiences than the two learned sages above
referred to, ever had or ever will have.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-18

SAD ACADEMIA young man by the name of
Killed bv the accidental dscarge of rife. on the
18th inst, in the town of Diana, Lewis county. lie,
in company with Mr.. Elisha Fulton started on a
hunting excursion in the morning and arriving at
the Indian River, agreed to go up on each side,
and Mauce crossed over. They were to meet at
place known as the Crooks" Young Matce
arrived there first, and assembled the rocks, and
stood on high point where he had good view
Of the river, leaning on his rife, when, the rifle
slipped, the tube coming in contact with stone,
causing il to discharge, and the contents Git being
heavily loaded with two balls,) passed through his
lett hand breaking his breast bone and passing outat
then in his struggles fell oil the rocks some 20 or
30 feet. He was found about half an hour after
by his comrade; but had to be left alone until as
sistancc could be procured from three miles dis
only about tweety-four's hours Vaevtotcn Union.
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TELECRAPHIC IsTELLTCENCE.


Summary OF the Latest News.
Gun Geographic intelligence this morning is in
teresting and important
Besides the report of the proceedings of Con-
gress yesterday, we also received from Wash
ington, some political intelligence of consequence
1t seems that Mr.. Clay has denied that he has
authorized any person to say that he would
support the nomination of General Taylor for the
Presidency. We are also informed from the same
quarter, that letter from General Dix will be
read at the Barnbuner's meeting this afternoon,
in which the views of that division of the de-
mocracy will be fully sustained
Late and important news from Mexico is also
furnished, together with an unusual amount of in
teresting intelligence from other quarters, for the
particulars of which we refer to our dispatches.
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Markets.

BUFFALO, July 17.-Receipts since Saturday the 18th
instant Flour 5000 bbls wheat, 35,40O bushels
corn 10000 bushels. There change in tho
price OF hour-we continue to quote it at 81 so a
81 02h Wheat-Salcs of 5000 bushels were made in
Guiding Southport at soc, and Ohio at o5c. Corn
Sales of 5000 bushels made at 36c a SIC Other
articles remained about the same No change in
freights by canal to Albany.
ALBANY, July 17.-Receipts by canal since Saturday
the 10Th instant Flour, $500 bbs. wheat, 1000
bushels; corn, 1880 bushels. There no change
in -four. The quotations for common brands, this
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Arrival Of TrOOl,s. &c,

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1913.
Capt. Tighman's Company of Volunteers, with
some others, arrived this afternoon from Mexico,
and were escorted into town by several city militia
ry Companies.
Mr.. John S. Laftte, who was formerly a wealthy
merchant of Baltimore, committed suicide yester-
day by drowning himself at Spring Garden street.
His body has been recovered.
The Lafayette Engine Company's house was
consumed by fire TODAY.
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Important Political Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1913.
The Hon. John M. Botts member of Congress
from Virginia, has received letter from the Hon.
Henry Clay, stating that he had not authorized Mr.
Leslie Combes, of Kentucky, to say that he (Mr
Clay would support the nomination of General
Taylor.
The Hon. John A. Dix, of New York, has
written letter which is to be read at the meeting
of the barnbumers in New York tomorrow Uhis)
evening, avowlng all the principles of that party
The Pillow case has been before the Senate
again TODAY.