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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15


the amendment; said it unjust 10 the Pres-
dent to give The appointment of said Judge to
len. Taylor.
Mr.. Stanton opposed the amendment, and pro-
nounced il an invention Of the Wings.
1t was then laid aside, and the consideration
of the fertilization bill was resumed IN Commit
tee.
Mr.. Preston spoke some time on an amend
ment proposed by him to the California terrtori-
al bill, urged GOODNESS and moderation on all
sid upon this molnentous subject.
Mr.. Brown continued his former speech on
slavery ill tie House adjourned.
THURSDAY, Feb. 8.
SENATE. Mr.. Berrien submitted a BILL grant
ing TO the widows and orphans Of officers and
soldiers who died in the late war additional as
-Istance, &c.
A resolution was adopted, that the Secretary
of the Navy communicate Com. Siocktu.s de-
spatches, relating To his operations in California.
The Naval Pension and Army Appropriation
bills from the House were reported by MI Alb
erton.
bill making Brazos Santiago port of en-
try was passed.
HOUSE,. The act for the admission INTO the
Union Of Iowa, as a SIate, was amended, rrla-
tive TO School lands. aud debated by several near
bers, after which the amendment was aduptcI.
The House then went into Cnninlii e oi the
Whole, and passed number ui bil~, a'nnuG
winch was one allowing c'ui.n of New llamp
shire against the United States.
a message was received from the Prcsi 'en'
Communicating tn; information previously Gale
for, III relation to the Mexican 're'ty' lie IA
strurts The Commissioners to avoid as mnch a.
possible all diponalc noes, ~ my mIght b
the means ot putting off To tnH Cutled state
the final settlement ot m On '-i'pr.
The mesSAgr nn rates I'll h'a' action "l III
Mexican Congress q" the 'r'a'y h"l"f' 'hi a
mencah commissioners "'r' ih't'''y '',"l>". .
aud gives 'he dates ut cael' acton 10y ""r Z I"
niS''"erS ai''. on III" par at VI 'Nc''. IT, " e
ants thii Inc |"n'n''S '"nnr' 'r'"- "itd pr"I"
col oil uie'"orhhduh' "i con'erS'''"h held ny
tlie'n WIN lhe vi 'Slchn Minister aI'rf tIe Mex
lean congress iiad nldily acted.
lhe Iresiueht says Inc roioc"i was MOI con
siiefed oi""lng under 'hn circumstance, amt
therefore was n sent {" the Senate. lie dd
not deem as md ying or III 'ginI any part o:
me 'r'a'y' lie gives MS views 'ts''ct'nI tn
~" drlc'e' oeI"r" dil lie' the hn"h,il NJ, nn
hdih'aus maj u" pfhtoc'i Is not inc"n'iS e :
WIN ~" ALTERATION" MINES shnhf hrs"n'n : m
u'a"s we s'"'e c''c,n 'o' ~ te-afd o II at g.
amended "Ncirs. Eve" II the nr'Ihc II wri
''no'su 'us rrgAr"i'- me and gra"'-, II" ~" -
scnse "on'd dee" i ~" l y '5a'h5l frl a'@m
'GI' W ,'e ''ea'! "C P"''''''''
ne u'n no, u'e'" tt ne '''''''' I" sen the pr %
"'oi ~ 'iie oe"dte at Tue u ne ne r'ce'''"h.
''' '"""so"' VI Afkd'sus, moved t" Iiy t"e
'hessa &c on Tue tole.
MI: r ,ie"iy "'oFeu that io'ouo copies be print
ou "e '"o''o" was REFERRED 10 tue Commit e.
u" 4 l'n,i"g
WI stanton wlsheu 10 move reconsideration
OF Tue ihot'on Tor laying the message Oh the la-
me, IN order that the discussion might be renew
1 ',,Ii iie noPeu 'he gentlemen on the other side
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
J \. WING.
]. LAN Kr.N L, &" nniI.'e
" 40 v nNN :, }f.r'"" 'n~n
n. y. II NLl. =" Paniir d
N. BA.>Cn}FF.

We hope il,c "h,v nn,iing viii lie wed -.
lende,! an'i the pr ,cl tested. We would he
there It . ~ bl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Gro,Uth of Philadelphia. ,o'al aunber OF
houses erected in Philadelphia durl"g the year
past, was 3o46.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Drnnk ,ics~s is l,i voluntary ual-
ness it e;nbpl.Iehs n''cl to do all IRIS
Of mischief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Try Ir.--rhe more IL man works the
less time he will have tn grunibc abnu,
hard times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

| isa o" tnu-4" u am ."'i aud
S'np ga si'he It Is 80 'unen'
"apyins.s. - Diyd,H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
The Southern Nullific alton Man.
ifestO,

The reader will find the Address of the Soulf
ern Caucus in our outside columns. 1t is cope
from the Washington Union. Since it was PIT
in type, we have been furnished with an oficn
pamphlet copy, by The favor of Senator Uphan
containing tbs names of the signers. IT this
to prove a nest.egg of treason, it is worth Will
to record The names of the first traitors. Her
is the list:
r. NJ. T. Hunter, Vuginid.
James NJ. Mason,
Archibald Atkinson,
Thomas H. Bayly,
r. l.. T. Beale,
Henry Bedinger,
Thomas s. Bocork, "
William G. Brown,
X. X. Meade,
X. A. Thompson,
J.R.J }. Daniel, North CarOlina.
A. w. Venable,
A. =. Butler, Souih Carolina.
J. c. Calhoun,
Armlstead Burt,
]. h. Holmes,
r. B. Rhett,
X. f. Simpson,,
d. Wallace,
]. a. Woodward,
H.V. Johnson, Georgia.
Alfred lverson,
Hugh A. HARRISON,
David l.. Yulee, Florida.
$. U. Downs, Louisiana.
J. Ii. Harmanson,
Emile La Sere,
!. E. Morse,
T. Pillsbury, Terds.
David ). Kaufman,
Scion Borland, arkansas
w. X. Sebastian,
X. w. Johnson,
Hopkins l.. Turney, Tennessee.
F. p. Stanton,
d. R. A,chison, Missouri.
William r. King, alabama.
.. Fitzpatrick,
John Gayle,
+. w. BowdoD,
s. w. Harris,
s. w. lnge,
Jefferson Davis, Aississippi.
Henry :. Foote, g"
+. w. TompkIns,
A.G. Brown,
w. s. Feaherston,
Jacob Thomson
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
THE CELESTIAL EMPIRE.

By last mail We have the subjo;ned intel
ligence, which, il accurate, foreshadows
revolutionary troubles in China. If civil
war break out among the provinces, ito c.
lestial character will BE- changed, and Chi
IA be hut following in the des,inies Of the
terrestrial kingdoms:-
Hone KoSs, May 26th.-There 10 a spiri, OF
discomfort, love Of change, feeling Of old par.
tiaitiss, springing up in the Chinese Empire,
which will surprise US some fine morning, in in
selIgencs Of the overthrow Of the Tartar dynas-
ty China 10 on the verge Of political revo-
Iusion--a disruption OF its vast and distant prov
'nces will be inevitable. Throughout, the cx-
tent ofths Chinese Empire, there is NANTES, a
disposition and alacrisy in forming clubs and as
sociations, . combination Of force and union OF
sentiment, which will not be long without taking
q more clear and decisive course Of conduct
The province Of Canton is ripe for rebellion.
ready TO throw off the yokc-und the people
would cheerfully avail themselvcsof any pretex,
to civil strife. Scu, the imperial commissioner,
possesses the confidence Of his own nation; even
the most quiet among them propose to cree, a
monument to record their sense OF his admirable
conduct IN dealing with the late question, or 9th
Of April affair. The question Of opening the
gates has been deferred to q more "conyenicn,
season.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
SUICIDE.

Mr.. John Davis, a Wclshman, residing
10 Clinton county on the road between Ca
msnche aud Lyons, terminated his exis.
tsnce on Wednesday morning last By hang.
ing himself. When found life had been
extinct fos some hours. Rsmorse for NAL
treating his wife during drunken spree,
10 thought 10 have ins,igssed him to the
fatal act. He was comfortably situated 10
life and happy in his domestic relations.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

CHICAGO AND GALExA RAIL ROAD
This road is now completed 10 Babcock's
Grove, tuenty-one miles out from Chicago
where station il established. The bust.
ness Of the road has increased % fast tina,
not less than two daily trains, going end re-
turning. can answer tho public wants.
Arrangements have been made 10 complete
il to Elgin before the winter sets in.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

GAnother shooting scrspc, - il 10 de.
nominated in the 81. Louis papers. recently
took place in that city. The parties were
the notorious Capt. Howard, Of Cincinnati
and more lately independence bloody mem.
DRY, and a Mr.. Langsdown equally notori-
Gus. The latter shot the former fos suppos-
cd improper liberties with his wife. Lancs.
down was arrested end Howard il 10
thought, will recover.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

GAmong the tales with which We we're
won't 10 regale our youthful fancy, we re-
member an account Of certain giants who
Tor convenience sometimes carried their
heads under their arms. An eastern CO.
temporary doubtless had some such idea in
his Uranium, when in recently speaking
ct venerable stump orator no made use
Of the following language, Tile stood I'd like
one ot EN-, with his bald head aud hands in
his breeches' pockets!'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
TELEGRAPMIC DISPATCHES.


SINCINNATIs august ~.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in the Market Square, in favor OF the
Hungarisns. Fifteen thousand persons
were present. Spirited and eloquen,
speeches were made, and resolutions unn nj
mously adopted, calling on our Government,
TO cease all intercourse with Russia; also,
to notify the Court al ST. Petersbureh, that
its interference in the affairs of Hungary
must cease, or tho United States will Oh,
their strength on the side of liberty and
right, against tyranny and oppression, and
that i is the duty OF our Government ia
recognize the independence Of Hungary.
BUFFALO, Aug. 81.
Two men we're killed today bv the
bursting OF a cannon OH board tho u. s.
steamer Michigan, while firing salute Il
General Taylor.
BosToS, August 81.
The U. S. ship Germantown, which ar.
rived yesterday, sails south with sealed or
ders destination said to be Cuba.
SCHENECTADY, Aug %.
Rev. John A. Yates, ID. d., late Profess
or OF Modern Languages, died yesterday
morning Of cholera.
New York, Aug. 2S-5 Pm.
a tremendous meeting was hold nj the
Park yesterday afternoon. in favor al tho
Hungnrians--l5 to II. 900 persons present
Spirited resolutions were passed, and the
greatest enthusiasm was manifested.
CINCINNATI, August 2s-5 r. NJ.
Patrick Collins, late Collector Of this
place, died this morning.
ERIE, Penn, Aug. 90.
The President isslowly recovering his strength
tie was able TO sit up this morning, aud take som,
refreshments.
Second Dispatch.
President Taylor is much better. lie will TO-
ma'n in Erie or days. Mrs. Taylor aud daugh
ter, lett Washington yesterday, Tor the nuroos,
OF Joining the President at Erie, in conseq uenc,
ofhis illness.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 30.
Dixon, wing, has been elected to Congress in
the western district, by GOO majority over Thurs
ton, democrat.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30-5 r. NJ.
The Pennsylvania railroad between I.ewistowr
and Harrisburg, will be opened for travel on Sat.
urday next.
New York, Aug. 30-5rM.
Ihirty-three deaths OF Cholera, reported in the
last forty eight hours.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 30--5 r. NJ.
RAILROAD AccIDrST.-on Tuesday night, be.
tween Springfield and Sandnsk y, the up and down
trains Gene in collision, caused by the loco mo.
tive OF the latter running over cow-two hands
thrown IRON the car upon the track, and killed.
River at q stand.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 30-5rM.
The Louisville & Portland Canal is open Tor the
passage OF boats below the tails, all repairs hay.
ing been completed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

Coz. BENTON ARREsTED.-Old Bullion
was arrested on Thursday, 9th inst. 10 this
town, At the instance Of Judge Birch for
slandcr-.for publicly charging tho Judge
with improper conduc. in his family. Col.
Benton has filed an answer and pe,itioned
Tor change Of venue, To Clinton county,
the residence Of Judge Birch.
fSt. Joseph Adventure.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

pMike Walsh, for many years the
leader Of band in New York, known ss
tho Subterraneons, has become still more
degraded, recently having been found in
the Park % beastly drunk 40 10 have 10 be
conveyed 10 the station house on Z hand
cart.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
FROM WAsulNGroN.--A Washington
letter in the New York Herald snys.

FROM wAsMNcroN.--A Washington
letter in the New York Herald saws:
~. Governor Le,cher, Of Kentucky $, goes
to Mexico. in the place Of Mr.. Clifford.
Iov. Leicher is expected here in a few
days. There were two other prominent
candidates. Ex-Governor Tal,nadpe. former
~ Of New York, and Gen. Waddy Thomp-
son OF South Carolina. TIE ior ,,er has re-
turned 10 the West the latter by way Of
the virginia Springs, has gone 10 South
Carolina. X is understood that Gov.
Letcher, as we'll ~ Mr.. Ewing, wns recon-
mendcd by ME-. Crit,endsn to ! place ia
the cabinet. Not being able, under all the
circumstances, To appoint them both to a
department, in Difference I" the claims Of
Kentucky and the wishes ofMr. Cri,teudcn.
CIV. Le'chcr is assigned tho valuable Mis-.
sion to Mexico.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

DRowSED.-A man named Houston.
formerly school teacher, aud boy six
years Of age, were drowned At Rome, Hen
~ Co., by the sinking Of the Terry boat,
during The recent storm in the southern
part Of our State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

FATHER MAruEw AND THE Anor,rrox-
IsTs.-An invitation was extended IN Faith
or Mathew by some 81 tho leaders Of the
Aboliiionists IN attend m Emsncipa,ion
celebration. He hesi,a,ed, as no foresaw
that such step would impair his useful
ness throughout a large section Of tho
Union, while engaged in his mission.
Thereupon. Garrison. Of the Liberator, hes
made s'o!cnt attack on Father Mathew.
aud rePubIishes circular, signed by that
gentleman several years ago. in common
with 10000 lrishmen, opposed to slavery.
Thus. an attempt has been made to arouse
prejudice mud paralyze his exert:ons ia
behalf of humanity throughout the south
ern States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

DEATH.-We regret to learn through a
letter received las. evening BY our friend
Mr.. Logan, that his daughter, Mrs. CnES'
owErH, wife Of F. A. Chenowe,h, Eco, Of
Maquoketa, Jackson Co., died Of Cholera
q Fort Laramie. Mr.. c. intends return.
ing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

KENTUCKY ELcrioN.-As som n -
receive tho official returns, we will Law
them bciorc our readers. Enough is known
That parties in tho conyention will DO
nearly bnlanccd. The Legislature will DO
Wing aud BY q mai"rity large enough fnr
oil purposes. Il was though. that not a
solitary Emancipn,ionist WAS elected 10
the convention; but from returns from X nox
and Harlem below, il will be seen that
these two counties have returned an Esa a.
cipationist.-Lonisrile Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
SANDtlSKY.

An intelligent correspondent. Of the Ohio
State Journal, in letter dated at Sandusky
on the Sd Of August. thus accounts Tor tho
terrible ravsges Of cholcra 10 that ilI-ia,ed
city:
"Thc inquiry is 80 general wha, NAV he
the producing causes of so terrible vista.
sl"n os has marked this ill-faied place. JUS
''ce to oil interested requires word or Two
Of expIanntion-jnsiice 10 tho living and
The dead. Few places have been more high
~ favored than Sanduskv for reneral
health. i was me Of tho last spn.s where
INV marked fatality would have beef, expec.
ted from the prevailing epidemic. The 10.
cality is indeed remarkable. Founded up.
on a rock. washed b. the waters of one Of
the finest inland bays on the continent, aud
backed by country Of oak barrens, il an.
peared m ifcvervihing combined 10 excmp:
i from large share Of the local ills that
flesh is heir to-
"What then is tho cause? A simple onr.
ra'ive will explain il. The week ending
SATURDAY., July 3lst. commences tho rec
ord. The rail road frnin introduced the
first cases. On Fridas, ita character be-
cnme pretty decided. Those attacked
were the most temperate Iver., but Of
weak constitutional habits-they were
rapidly disposed Of On Sunday il ns.um-
ed decided malignant type. Monday
opened darkly. And now ensned sceno
which no pen can describe, nor even the
the 'm"ginstion conceive. A regular stsm-
pedc commenced. Friends, family. prop.
crty, were alike deserted. On Tuesday.
there was aperfect rush Er the boa,. I'M
and down. Fifteen hundred persons, il il
estimated, left town on this and the nrevi-
nus evening. Dy mid. week the population
had dwindled down one half. lnparine the
consternniion-the dread! The desola,e
hoiscs-,he closed shops, the 81 eai,bv tread
OF those who vcntnred abroad, unncrved N,
s'r"ngest-mas death 10 the freak. Able
bodied. clear-rainded men have assured me.
the worst thing thcv had to contend against
WINS this feeling Of utter dcscrsion BY friends
and associates"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

t|"Dickens! Hewitt Burns" was the
ejaculation Of literary gentleman a. he
gazed upon 40 extensive confagra,ion, un-
consciously using the names Of three illus
,rious authors in expressing bis surprise.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
RAPIDS CONVENTION.

Our contemporaries throughout the States
Of lows, Illinois and Missouri, should no,
forget tho Rapids Improvement Conven-
ton 10 be held in this place on tho 10th Of
October. Meetings should DO held and
Delegates appointed this month. Will
they not aeitate the subject?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

DEMOCRATIC BANNER.-This paper has
been revived under the auspices Of Mr.. r.
D. Eagal, to whom No extend tho hand oil
fraternity and wish him success in his un.
dertaking.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

DRowNEo.-James A. Sailor, aged six
years, son Of Mr.. Jacob Sailor, Of Rock
Island, was drowned At that place on Sat.
urdsy last. His body was recovered after
some hours search.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

Historic PARALLELs.-The solo organ
AYERS that there never was such a storreot''
a. II Is pouring out on the heads Of The
Cabinet. This is = mistake. History
mentions one just such torrent; and 4
gentleman who has carried On for forty
Years such an active correspondence with
all the Greeks and Romans as the cx-edi-
tor Of the Richmond Enquirer. canoo. DO
ignorant oft. lie can lind j, in any &c
his old school hooks. Vide Lcmpriere-
title "Socratcs." There our fric.d will,
read tina, The philosopher Ind IN in hundred
aud peevsh wife who CONTINUALLY ,or mco,-
cd him with her impeslinence. One day
Xaniippe, not satisfied with using the viIest
invectives. after calling him an '.imbccile. y
and "corrupt" old man. a ..Cool." IDOL. =
and BY various other equally polite cpi,he,s,
ended The conversation by emptyine . ves-
sci fdrty winter on his head; on which the
philosopher cody observed-ofier skssder
there generally falls rain.-Wash. Repsb.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

The mobocra citizens Of St. Louis have
commenced purifying the moral a,mos-
phere' Of the place in manner not exactly
according TO law, BY making an Onslaught,
upon the houses Of ill.fame with which that
city 10 infested. On Sunday of last week
they attacked the premises Of a notorious
Madame Clemcotinc, aud after Kidding il,
ot its costly furniture, which they convey
cd to the yard and burnt, they fired the
building which was entirely consumcd.-
On the following Tuesday morning they
visited another house OF bad character, and
after beating in the doors and windows
made q bonfire Of tho furniture. The au.
thorisies At this time, we presume, were off
duty, or such disgraccful transactions would
not have been permitted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

CAsrALITy.-Two men BY the names
of Field end Thompson, lost their lives re-
Gently near O.tumwa IN this State, by
earslessly descending into veil 10 which,
casboaic acid GO bad generated.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

GrDAN. DRAKE HESRrE, an individual
who bore conspicuous part in the Mexi.
can war, and occasionally afforded impor-
tans information to our Generals, and who
subsequently received from Government,
$1,000 and a grant Of land, died in the Hos
pital at ST. Louis on the 18th ul,imo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

Are tho citizens Of Iowa taking any
measures Ia secure the establishment of a
great central rail road through this state to
Council Bluffs. on the Missouri River? Are
they aware ofthe vast Importance Of this
enterprise 10 the state and the commercial
world? i is high time that some action be
had on this oil important matter. BY re-
ference to maps it will be seen that q road
through this state from the Mississippi
via. Iowa CITY, and Fort Des Moiaes Ia
the Missouri River, opposite Council Bluffs
Agency in Nebraska Territory. would be
on the nearly direct line west 81 Chicago
and east Of tho ''Souil, Pass" Compcten,
Judges pronounce this one Of the most i'm.
por,ant contemplated rail road routes.
Jackson Co. Dem.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

PRErTy Gooo.--Au editor Of Western
newspaper announces that he has 6ee
boy, and exPresses hope that he may live
to inherit the fortune his father expects =
make by publishing nswspapert
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

GLoRlovs WAR!-Sir William Molcs-
worth stated in the British Parliament last
year, that tho war with the kaiIirr, which
cost the British nation f2,5OO, O0O, (Sl2,-
OOO,OOO.) wss occasioned by the loss of
one axe aud two goats, which were alleged
10 have been stolen BY the Kafiirs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

CoxTaADIcrED.-The report Of Jno. Sea-
mans death. Glad 10 hear il, may be live
todin. upon MANY . woodcock q bis own
shooting.