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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-07

HALrss AND MISUNDERSTANDING America. frc,
boeton-for liverpco-ss Howsrd Boston, Col Criten-
Gen aud LADY Kentucky Mr. Fesssus lady and tuo oh
dren. miss Bsnque New Orleans Mr. Cos Tbompson Me-
husseh stuie LADY, ohldres aid servants MIS-. Sturs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-07

I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
II Post Once July z, l64p
OFFICIALLY
LARGEST EJACULATION.
Please mention the Of the List In which they ad
verified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-07

Railroad x $l6S Cheshire Railroad dividends els shs
Trmont Ins 10 Esssx Manufacturing Company. 1885,
Exchange Bank Nx 100 East Boston Stock, Az Second
Boqrd-4s shares Vermont and Railroad,
$1,000 Heading Railroad Mortgage Bonds Goa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

We are sorry to be obliged to say, that,
but for the shameful conduct Of certain loco
foco officials in this town, we should have
been enabled to lay the inaugural address
of President Taylor before our readers soou-
or than we have done but as this is nearly
the last locofoco kick, we shall not complain.
Consiiiutiondlist Extra.
Althoug we did get the inaugural addres,
some twelve or fourteen hours eerlitr than
the Constitu,ionalis', we had no idea Of
printing it in an extra, until abou, II o'clock
to-day, the applications became so numer.
Gus that, for our own convenience, we issu.
ed it TO such Of our subscribers as called at
the office. The Constituencies reprinted
1t from our slip, and we think they might
have had politeness enough TO give us Gre
dit for it.
INC uIsIitIdtiVu ,Uutaiu,u
above extract, we are utterly at a loss
TO comprehend it. We were certainly not
indebted to any "loco(oco officials" for it,
And our sheriff and cons,ables (who might
stop that "mighty engine" the printing
press are, all but one, wings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

From CALlroRNIA.-hn extract Of a let.
ter in the Journal Of Commerce, dated san
Francisco, Dec. -, >ays-.'thcre are no
courts, no laws, 40 prUte Ction to our citi-
zcns. There are thousands of cities rpgui-
ring protection. There is 10 mint, aud our
gold goes 10 Valparaiso and Mazatlan, for
coming and is paid to Mexicans and Chilli
Ans for COINAGE Sc
Murder and highway robbery are every
day occurrences. Many poor fellow i,
way laid and his life taken, without its ever
being known TO the world.
The brig Malek Abel, with $4,000 in
gold dust, and the Cayuca, with $50, 900,
and the Laura Ann, with $1,000, had sail.
ed from San Francisco to ports in Mexico
torurchase goods.
New Orleans papers Of the 10th state tina,
the brig Loder arrived from Charres with
dates to 18th January. She brings no gold,
but confirms all previous reports received ;
regards its abundance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

The climax Of sycophancy viii have
been attained, when the great whig party
Of the north, with their W,bs,ers, Palfreys.
SHADES, Stewards, Sc, for leaders, become
the "Northsrn Party with Southern Princi.
p'es.' That they vii be such in less ilan
ayesr, no man who has watched the sicms
Of the times can doubt. Col. Wentworth,
Feb. lith, writes nom Washington as fol
lows
With aImy rrcjudiccs against the whics.
did not expect To see them CONDUCTING a,
they low are on the slavery uu,>ti,u.
You cunnot ccaN ~ drive majority oIth,m
to touch II IN amy way. They dare no, a.
penny drlraud the people Of the North and
belle their own pledges SO Far rs TO vote di.
rcc,ly against Us. Aud they are too fcaih,l
of Gen. TaS lor to vote lurus. So Cons
resolutions, the Till for the abolition Of n,
slave trade ANA the territorial bill >lc,p te
sleep Of death. \ large majority If North.
rrh wings dane not touch them. Il isa sim
Sular fact that, whilst the friends Of these
measures have been steadily increasing n
mouG the democrats. they havelccn>ira1i.
" decreasing Among the wings. Whntty.
tr they may say, the actions ct the whirs
SHOW that they are now "NlcEol>on letirrr
neu. They so "the let alone policy"
W Ing tcachoIy, Wing dough hci>m win
lose as all our autl.>la,cry measures at this
session. The wings have sold their birth.
uGlt for mess OF poitacc. tie, who con.
qurrcd the McXican> AT Bucna Vista, has Al.
ready whipped all the free principles out Of
some Of the ablrSt allies the McXican> had
III the American Congress. The flesh POTS
OF Executive patronage have made In,
wings here blind TO all the horrors OF slave.
~ extension.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

'HNhlNh ! w co, u.
SrNArE.-The credentials Of Mr.. Wales
OF Delaware IN place of Mr.. Clayton were
presented, Mr.. Wales appeared and took
his seat.
NASHINGToN, Feb. ~.
SENATE. Jefferson Davis, from com
,n''ee appointed to notify Taylor and Fill.
Iinorr OF their election to the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, reported that they
had fulfilled their duty, and also offered a
resolution To make arrangements for the
Senate ON the fifth OF March, and to make
other suitable arrangements for the Inau.
gural ceremonies.
lhe resolution was unanimously agreed
TO. The chair appointed Jefferson Davis
and John Davis the committee.
Various amendments were adopted. One
appropria'ins $50, 900 to purchase the pa.
perS U, Washington, aud like sum to
purchase the papers OF James Monroe, was
carred'-leas -, nays II.
Another OF Sl3 to deiray the expense Of
nohiyinsJohn Tyler of the death crGcneral
Harrison, created some sensation but was
finally agreed TO.
The liousE went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Nin,on in the chair. The
California Government Bill wasrakenu ard
Mr.. Roman resumed his remarks and
spoke TIL o'clock.
MIR. Sawyer submitted an amendment.
striking out the twelfth section, which con.
'a'nS the principle Of the Wlmut Proviso.
anu spoke i've minutes, contending that il
should be lett to the people of California
aud New Mexico TO say whether slavery
exlNtlh their territories. A series OF amend.
Inen'S ofvnriorS purportS were submitted
by McClcIIand, Murphy aud Meade.
WAsuINGros, March |.
Ia senate yesterday, MIR. Green of II. J. q,
submitted a series of resolutions adop,ed il,
his State on the subject of slavery
ulatIy referring to Its extension to new
territories.
Mr.. WeS,co,t of Fa., presented the ere.
dcn,als Of Mr.. jackson Norton. who had
been elected to the Senate for q wears.
The naval bin was passed.
The appropriation bill was being called
up Mr.. Baldwin Of c., submitted an
amendment Tor the benefit Of the habcas
corpus to the inhabitants here eastern line
gave out.
WASHINGTON, March 3.
Ia Senate yesterday, the Vice President
vacated for the residue Of the session, and
Mr.. Atkinson was chosen President pro-
tenn.
The credentials Of W. G. Dawson, Sena-
tor elect from Georgia, were then present.
ed.
IIousr.-Thc House went into debate on
the Senate bill providing for the pa y mcnt of
claims by some citizens against Mexico.
Amer a severe discussion of many Of the
claims n substitute was offered by Mr..
Smith of Conn.
The general appropriation bill with Sena.
tor Calhoun's amendment was taken up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

THE CINCISNAII MuRprR.-Mrs. Mar
Iaret Howard was committed To- jail GA the
Gth instant, at Cincinnati, 10 take her trial
for the murder Of Mary Ellen Smith. alias
Howard, on the night Of the ID. The evil
ueuce on the examination discoseS terri
Die picture otdomcsjic misery. III, immc-
dIate cause o! the murder seems 10 have
been visit paid to Mrs, Towards children
10y the father, Capt. John Howard, and Mrs.
Smith, and the removal Of the children from
her. The husband Of this Mrs Smith is in
the state prison. Mrs. Howard has worked
hard and long for the ,upportofher children,
and the fear Of losing them forever droyo
her to madness. Aficrthe murder, and sur
render Of herself to Marshal IIuHe, she told
him,
~ moved from Lodge street few days
ago: Capt. Howard told the people wasa
woman of bad character: the women who
kept the house told me the mex, day what
Howard had said felt in>ulied aud would
not stay. moved to Cutter street. Two
or three days after had been down there
met girl on the stairs " no said, s.tre Won
Towards wife or do you only pretend TO be?
Are you the woman | saw mentioned in the
paper the other day aS having some fuss a
bout some children? When the chilrren
were mentioned il set my brau on fire.
worked hard all ueNtday making shirts, and
at night dressed myself TO 20 uut. could
neither eat nor sleep til knew what had
become of my children. | went down 10
the place where Capt II. boarded. They
told me that Capt, II was not in. then
asked for his lady, and said wished to see
her. She came down stairs. said sAre
you Mrs. Howard ? She said 'Ne>,' an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

qure us TO make il: it will be a chain ofuu-
ion between the Atlantic aud Pacific States,
Commercial reasons demand i: rom Us and
here | touch bouBdlcs> field, dazzling aud
brmilriing the imasiuatiau from its vast
urss aud imbortance.-Thet trade Cithe Pa
Citic Ocean. of the western coast ct North
AUeri' n, and of Eastern Asia, viii all take
is track and not only tor ourselves, bat
for posterity. That trade ol India which
la, been shifting It's chauuclS from the time
Of the PhWniciau> to the Irc>cuj, i destined
10 shift once more, and to realize ihc graud
ilcd 81 Columbus. The American road to
India will also become the European track
70 tia, region. The European as
well ~ the American. viii ty acIu>> our
continent on a straight luc To China. The
rich commerce Of Asia Will flow through
cur centre. And " here has that commerce
ever flowed without carving wealth aud
dominion withii: Louis at its ancient chan.
ucl>, and the cities which it raised into king
duIn>, and the populations which upon It's
treasures became IC>Vlrui,ut IN science.
learning, and the ants. 'Iyrr, S,dun, Bal.
bee, Palmyra. Alexandria, anon. It's au.
cirut cmpoiiuu>, attest the power ci thi>
commerce 10 enrich, to aGgI andre, aud TO
culiGhttu nations.
Cuu>tautiuuylr. IN the middle ages. and il
,h, finn. or tb,. rr,l,,le.. vo>t b, vorl,, 4
Western Europe: and all. because size was
then a thur'ughl,re If A>tatic commerce.
Genoa aud Venice, mere cities. IN later
time, became the match ct Kingdoms. and
the envy ot kings, tIum the mere divided
streams of this trade ol which they became
the thoroushtarr. Lisbon had her crcatday
and Portugal her rrr- cmiucucc during the
little while that the disco, rlvofthe Cane of
Gpui Hone put her in couuuni, alton with
the East. Amsterdam. the city ola little
territory rescued fruin the sea. ard the Scy.
ETA Uuiicd Provinces. not equal in extern, 'n
one Of our lesser States. became great i'm
arms. in letters. in wealth, aud in mower :.
and all upon the East India trade. And
London. what makes her the commercial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

This world, through the dram-shops. ZEN
Glad that had never dealt in ardent spirits,
FOR all the gold Of California could not have
In ,uced me to have Undergone the suffer
oftnese runsellers, for they sunk like wiited
srAss benesth the eyes Of the women and
children as their keen rays fell, like liquid
fire, on their guilty heads.
Here my attention was arrested by me
messenger who told me to leave those evil
spirits to suffer the just penalty "f their >'"S.
Iawoke! and it was long time before
7 could reconcile myself to the fact that 1t
was dream Some of the scenes were 50
natural ani impressive thatrvcn at the pre-
sent moment feel satisfied that all was
not A dream; for | see the ru;nsellers re-
spetted by all the drunk ard in pemry and
want-and' his wife and children, deprnI-
ant upon the cold charities of the world Tor
slpport with the hand of benevuleEce
shortened, and all floating down the tide at
time, taking no heed for The present and
still less for the great future; when we all
shall be called upon TO give an account OF
our stewardship. There will stand the ruin
seller, the drnkard, his wife and children,
and you, MIR. Printer, and my humble self
When, again in dreamy mood, viii
send you my vision. DREAMER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

The Iehuanicpcc Ro,ste.-A letter from
Havana, dated Dee. 30, speaking Of the
Tchuantcpec route, between the Atlantic
and Pacific, says "Scnor Mendez Garcia,
who assisted Lawson in preparing map Of
the gold dicgings, from actnalsu surveys, came
on in seven weeks by the way of Tehuan.
tcpcc-a across the famous >thmus of Corez
and he says tina, it is the quickest and
most practicable Of all the routes TO Califor-
MIA, aud il is nearly 1000 miles shorter than
via Chagrcs, aud more healthy aud econou,.
ical. The immediate want is n stout little
steamer for the nav gatou Of the lluaacual.
CO river, up to the rapids, where mule Trans.
por,atcn 10 the Pacific can be obtained in
any quantity at the rate of 50 passenger,
and 81 Tor each $50 pounds OF baggage,
which, by the way, should be invariably put
up IN packages ofnot more than tina, weight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

Both Rivers at this place are again as
high as they have been at any time this
spring. Indeed they are higher than they
have been known to be within some fifteen
or twenty years. Persons at distance,
acquainted with our locality, may know
how much water we have had here, when
we tell them or feet more, would, few
days ago, have foated the town; an event
we always regarded as among the mpossi.
blities. Indeed, on Monday, when the ice
in the Illinois gave way, we stood anxious.
ly watching the rising snryes for an hour
expecting momentarily that the ice would
gorge at the Islands below town, which
would have had US all anoat in no time
But happily il passed off, TO our great relief
The ice in Fox river also passed out yes,er.
day, so that the rivers are now clear, and
navigation may be resumed as soon as the
boatmen choose.
Ofcourse, travelling, and all that sor, ol
thing, is entirely "out Of kilter." Mails are
among the things that used to be, and pa.
pers entirely out ofvogue. The telegraph,
too, is out Of gear, so that, saving an item
or two, we are in blissinl ignorance Of all
that is going on IN the outer world.
Rumor says Peru is experiencing de.
lightiul washing these days, and that so Wig
orous has been the hydropathic application.
that several houses aud among them the
Steamboat Hotel, have gone by the board
Above us, considerable damage has been
done. Jennings saw mill at Marselles
floated majestically past our town few
days ago, and kimball's dam, at the same
place, has also picked itself up aud left. a
ferry boats exhibited the same downward
tendency, as well as many other fragments
OF what appeared ~ have been parts Of hou.
ses, sawmills, SC. sc.
POSTSCRIPT The southern stage has
just arrived and brings the following on the
way bill:
PERU, March 10.
The ice has swept OF and torn down n.
bonttwenty houses. Brewster and Beebc's
warehouse is going. The front side is torn
away, and five thousand bushels Of wheat
have Siin into the river. The water aud
ice are nearly up to the National-they are
up to the side walk. Two boats have been
to Peor'a. o. G. PARMELY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

A California Stage Line is about TO be es.
tablished to run between Vera Cruz and
Mazalan. The N. York Sun says eight of
the stages are being built in that city, TO DO
completed in six W. eks. Steamers on both
oceans are to connect with this line so that
passengers can go from New Orleans to
San Francisco in eighteen days, or from, New
York in twenty. seven days. Sailing ves-
sells are to be used on the Pacific side, ill
steamers can be sent out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

The Inaugural Of "O!d Zath" viii be
found in our columns to-day. ,isrcmark'
able for its brevi,y, and It's utter Garrenness
Of ideas. We will hot say, with wing
whom we heard commenting on it, that II Is
beneath criticism bat we think perusal
of il will bear us out in the assertions that il
is the commonest batch Of places
that has ever been uttered on so imposing
an occasion. The telegraph doubtless has
dIne it great injustice. There are a mum
Der Of sentences that have evidently been
mutilaed; and there is an air OF incom-
pleteness about it that would indicate that
there is more TO come. BIT we 10 not be-
leve with many that it is hoax. |, comes
in too authoritative shape TO us GoI that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

PoLiricAL ILnERALiry.-At the supper
which the democratic members ofihe Mich.
isan Legislature gave 10 Gen. Cass, after
his election rs Senator, the following was a.
mong the regular toasts:
"Gen. Zachary Taylor, he President O..
led--The fame of his military genius and
heroic achievements complete the page of
his country's glory"
We have never known n time where
there is less Of party feeling than now. If
Gen. Taylor acts really as the President OF
the whole country, and not merely the head
OF the wing party, this feeling will continue
and strengthen. He has more favorable
opportunity to moderate partisan asperity,
than any President ever had. viii he
choose this upright courseP-a few weeks
will show.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

Nom MISrs.-Ihe Richmond (Na) Wing
gives an account Of the discovery in that
State of the largest lead vein IN the world.
II yields 80 per cent. oipure lead and two Of
silver 1t is supposed to extend through the
Whole state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

Fox RIVER Ba,poE.-W With a hundred
more Of our fellow citizens, we saw the
bridge across Fox River at this place, re.
sistyesterday for the first time since il has
been built, the heavy ice Of Fox River borne
on q raging current. II stood the shock
like rock Of adamsnt. The trial proved
thatihs site Of the b6dss has been FORUM
ately selected, for fromit,, peculiar. locality
the force Of the flsod Is spent, aud the stone
work completely protected, before tie
bridge can be reached.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

When ye sumo he is cclipscd, then isyo
income lykc unto ane Christopherre Colum.
bus, in ,hat,e he was anc CRETE disk.eover.
er! Mye Starres.!!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

Owing TO the inclcmcucy orthe weather.
tho Young Mems Association hive co,ch,.
Died to postpone their weekly lectures until
our streets become drier aud going better
when duc notice will be given.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

Cen Taylor has entirely recovered from
the effect Of the accident he met with at
Madison, where the crowd rushed upon him
with such force, that he was thrown over
some salt barrels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

CuoLrnA.-A report well worthy Of tho
attention of our citizens, on the subject Of
the Cholera, from the Medioo. Chrurrical
Society Of Ottawa, appears in our columns
TO day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

A Present TO Ges. TAYLoR.-Thc Ia.
dies Of Frankfort, KY, have presented n
chair to the president elect. The people
have also placed a chair at his disposed,
some time ago Chicago Journal
It's feared the Old General will fluid the
latter one to be q rockingham.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

The Chicago journal, in an article re.
commencing Giles Spring for Judge Of Cook
county says, "In fact, he is the father of,hc
Chicago bar"
Will the Journal be SO kind as TO say
which bar?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

"aggery. We see the wass of Buffalo
have taken the field. In the nomination
for officers oithe Young Mems Association,
one ticket is entirely of the Smith family,
another of candidates who weigh 40 lbs,
aud another Of those alone who wear
SpcctacIcs.
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lNAUGuRATIoS BALL.-It is true, doubt.
less, there isn't every day new president
to inaugurate, and tits worth while TO make
some fuss when there is one, but we ina zine
/; would be hard to quote scripture, or even
the example Of Gen. Washington. the re.
publican simplicity Of whose day aud admi.
misira,ion is TO be 50 Scdulou>ly inflated, in
justification Of the extravagau, iomfoolery
indicated in the following, which, we be.
lleve, has been deemed OF Sufficient cUnse.
qucnoe TO be circulated on the wires:
The Inauguration Ball at Washington i,
designed TO be the most magnificent enter.
ialnment ever given ia the United Sta,es..-
Ample accommodations are provided for /. .
OUO with comfortable accommodations for
both ladies' aud gentlemen. The walls Of
the assembly and supper rooms, are TO be
richly decorated for the occasion. The cost
ct the entertainment is es,ma ted at over 81.
UOo; aud the committee calculate upon the
sale ct 900 tickets at $40 each-haying
resolved 10 give whatever surplus may be
let, in the two Orphan Asylums. Gunylc's
Band is to attend, in consideration Of the
subsequent use Of the Pavilion, and other
expenses, which will be $3.50 The Phila.
delphia German Baud is also engaged.
The dancing pavilion measures 800 feet by
%. The following items have been ordered
for the tables.
pyramid of crys.alized fruits, 6 rcethigh:
9pyramidS (three f,e) of cream: 80 gal.
Ions oi cream; 30 gallons Of Roman punch 4:
al Ion & l.,., "a
% monlds OF Olanc-mange; 5000 small tea
cakes 72O pounds olpound cake; 30 pounds
OF 'ruit cake; 80 boned turkeys: 20 ielly
hams; I'D Charlotte RrSse; II rounds ala.
mode; 10 chicken salads; 100 terrapins,
i''ca'ee, incandise, and in soup: and oys.
'erS without end, raw, and in every variety
addressing.
This contract Use, O00) for the supper. is
exclusive of all wines and liquors. eycep,
me Roman punch. The wines and mixed
liquors will, it is estimated, cost 81 700
one item (which being a baskets o. Cham.
paigue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

TuE CABGNEr.-Th latest items we have
from Washington are up 10 the delivery Of
the Inaugural Address, on Monday noon,
The cabinet was not announced before
Tuesday. Rumor, however, has pretty
wcllSrttlcd il, that the cabinet will consist
ul the following gentlemen:
Secretary of State J.M. Clayton, Of De
hwarc.
Secretary Of the Treasury VIM. Mere
diih, OF Pa.
Secretary Of War Geo. W. Crawford.
Secretary OF the Navy Abbott Law.
renee, of Mass.
Post Master General Thomas Ewing,
of Ohio.
Attorney General William b Preston,
Of Virginia.
The telegraph appears TO be "mi>cd" a.
to the name of Mr.. Crawford, some drSpat-
che> making IT &. W, while others make
II W. II. Crawford.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
Latest News,
Mainly taken from The tel cgraphc Dispatches 81
tie Chicago DrmuC.at.

Gen. Cass arrived a; Washington on TIE
Goth ult.
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Oh Is respectfully Submitted.
L. 4. GtILBERT, NJ. ID.
J. STOUT. VI. ID.
J. PEA RSON, NJ. ID.

COMMITTEE.
The report was read to the association at
its meeting, on NJ onday the 9TH inst, was
accepted, ordered TO be signed 10y the re-
naming members of the association, ana
published in the Ottawa papers.
(Sigued,) A. n. ROWLAND, NJ. ID,
Nj. A. COOLING. NJ. ID.
p kIRWAN, NJ. d.
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WASHINGToN. Feb, d,

800 WASHINGTON. FEB, 70.
SrSATE.-The crodeniiai, Of Mr.. Wales
Of Delaware in place of Mr.. CLAYTON were
presented, Mr.. Wales appeared and took
his seat.