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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20
[Publ;c-No. 25.l


AN ACT for changing the location Of the land
Office in the Chippewa land disttcL and e.tab-
fishing an additional land district in the State Of
Wisconsin.
1 BE Il enacted BY The Senate and House of Repre-.
seatdfiees Of The United States Of america in Con
gress assembled, That from and after the 30lh Of
June next, the land Office for the sale Of the public
lands in the Chippewa land district shall be re.
moved from the falls Of 81. Croix 10 Saltwater, in
tho county Of ST. Croix. in the proposed territory Of
Minesota and sales Of the public lands In said
district shall thereafter be held at Saltwater, In the
county aforesaid.
Sec. 2. Aud be II further enacted, That for the
sale Of the public linda in the Territory Of Wis
consin, an additional land office and land district arc
hereby created comprising oil the lands not included
within the districts Of land subject to sale at Grsen
Bay, Milwaukee, OF Mineral Point, which shall be
called the western land district M
Sec. 3. And Be Il. further enacted That the presi
dent be and he is hereby authorized to appoint, by
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate, a
register and receiver Of the public moneys for The
snid district who shall respectfully be required to
reside at the site Of said ofc : and who shall have
the same powers. perform the same duties, and be
entitled TO the compensation as are, OF may be-
prescribed by law in relation to other land officers
Of the United States.
See. 4. And be Il firihsr enarted, That The pfesi-
dent is authorized u cause the public lands in the
sa d dlstrict with the exception Of sections mum.
bered sixiceL, in each township, reserved for the
Of schools, OF such other lands as may DO selected
by law In lieu thereof and Of such other acis he
may select for military other purposes, 10 he
posed 10 sala In the same manner. and upon the
same terms and conditions rs the other public lands
or the United States.
Sec. 8. And be il. further enacted That the Prcsi-
dent 10 hereby authorized TO designate the site al
which the said Office shall he established, and to
remove the same 10 any other place within said
district whenever in his opinion il may be deemed
expcdient.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

BLAoKwELl'a HoTEL. There is much talk In
town about the sudden suspension of business at
this establishment. The bill Of fare at dinner was
headed sihe Last Meal" and n notice was pasted
on one of the front doors 10 the effect: "Guests VIII
please leaya the hotel this day, March ID
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

NEW JERSEY
1869 From New Germantown at 10 4 IN Wednesday
i by Potiersville and tiaionvie
10 German Valley, by . p m, l2 miles
And hack between m and p same day
1870 From Key Port al six times week, or as Of
len as die boats run between New York and
sI Key Port.
ny IIondel and Gotta Neck
To Slnankum by IL M, 20 miles
And hack between m and q y m same day -
lIi From Tuckliaoe al > y M Saturday 3
BY Lower Bridge on Cedar Creek, Seaviile, and
and Townsend Inlet
To Cape May g H. by II p m ~ miles
't. And hack between a m and IL m day.
Proposals 10 leave III The morning, returl In the af
terno6n Of the same day, day be naned will he
sidercd. -
1872 From Philadelphia pa. at q a IN Saturday
& BY Camden IN. J. and the following places.
Ell. sb,rg, Fellowship aud Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, burlington county, IN, - II
M, 20 miles
And back between p m and same day
1879 Cranberry III M Saturday
To South brunswick, by II q m, 8 miles
Aud back between p M am. p m same day.
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IRA From wafisburg at 0 IN Monday, wednesday, and
by Columbus, spring Greek, Pusield, younss-
vile. and Irvine
10 Warren by IN, 40 miles
And back between m and r m next day,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20
New routes In New Jersey, Pennsylva MA,
Maryland and Ohio.

Extract ron c ac Of Cong or Cd March 1876 seciion "a
And be further enncfed That shall be The duty Of
the Postmaster General In all future letnes Of contracts
for tile transportation ef the mall let lhe In every
TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
faithful performance, without other reference 10 The
mode Of such transportation Titan may be necessary pro
vide for the due ceIeriy certainly and security Of such
transportation sall any contractor hereafter be
required 10 purchase our take at at valuation, the stock
vehicles Of any previoue contractor for the same roe
" Bidders will be careful read the forms and instruc
lions appended 10 this advertisement They requested
10 state in their proposals. the mode by which they intend
to conway the mail Where the size and weight OF the
It, the contracts will be made tor COACH steamboat rail-
road conveyance the may be- and, consequently
such routes will be let 10 bids Proposing such mode Of
veyance Ia all other the routes viii he assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest modes Of transportation
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails or tie United States
from the let day Of July, lsi9 TO the sOth Of June,
1869, inclusive, IN NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND and OHIO, will be received the Contract
Office ofs Post Office Department, IN the city Of Washing
ton until In, Of tte 9TH April is19 to be decided BY
the 9th Of April 1872 the rontea and In The manner
MI mr. u In eOeci He'd !
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

n Far At Alex ASpRIA.--On Sunday night, one Of
The outbuildIngs of the Mount Vernon Cotton Fac
tory, which was used for the purpose Of storing
waste cotton In, was entirely consumed II Is sup
posed 10 have been caused by spontaneous coinbns-
tim II mas mi very sariOua. a
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

AN ACT for changing the location Of the land
Office in the Chippewa land district and e.,ab-
fishing an additional land district in the State Of
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

THE FisHERrEs. Active preparations are in the
course Of being made TO capture the piscatora tIea
sure in the Potomac. There is every indication OF
profitable season.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20

FousDay CHuRcn This edifice at the corner Of
q and Fourteenth Streets IL TO be enlarged and beau
tifed. Already have the mechanics commenced the
work and II will be three months before the Church
viii be ready for divine service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
Ssw-roHK, THuRsoAv nosNING. ~ i-4s

M.nersi Lands and siiec much - our prevou. know
ecgesurvevng the Tiens belonging 70 the Ftrs1ursh
and Boston Copper Company and particularly TIE
Cii1 Nine nov . celebrated. and which Or. J. con
sders the model Moe Of the county and highly cred
liable % the th and enterprise % ts 0Fners and the
ind0uifshie perseverance, and xii 0f their miners
10 the Pal 81 l-47 By authority % Al Act q Con
s--ss Toe Geoll .cs ard Nnersosicsl Survey of the
Mineral Lands of the United states In Michigan. was
conmeDcai Il tncs- operations which vii be de-
tailed 10 Dr. J.cksons forthcoming Rrport
such is briefly he history Of the Lake Superior
Mneral Lands. from reliable authority. Had We room
statement q Dr. Jscksons ooservsrons On the Geo
osies. structure Of the c0uniry-and particularly Of
that rch mineral Geld, KeemeensT P0int-soud be Of
interest 70 many. Bat al these matters vii BE-
bodied 10 the contem s,ed Report 10 Congress- further
notice nu., De deferred Ill rhen.-Ihe Dr. exhibited
number Of reh specimens OF Silver ootH a is single
state and 10 combination with the Copper, brought
from thu Lake and also specimens Of other
OF which Iron was remarkably ine. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
The Hungarian Cause In Arkansas.

We copy the following paragraphs from the
Lire R0ct Bannsr OF Aug
Hu~GAEfANs, ArrESrfoN The Standing Committee of
The Lu.e Rock Branch of tho Central southern AssOcis
non 0r the Promotion Of European Liberty i requested
o meet a. Georges Garden Wednesday Afternoon The
3ih inst PanctIal attendance l. expected
THR HUNcARiAS MEErlSc.-On Fndsy evening the Lat
ne Ruck Branch the Central southern Association Oh
promote the - Liberty In Europe held meeting IN
this 10 well attended, although learn thni
many % our citizens who expected 10 Join In the
audab object proposed 10 be achieved prese
The ec- Of hs Association brs fy explained by
urganIs0n % the society con l.eed. It's proposed
hat all who willing 10 aid "a ne accomplishment, OF
Eur0pesa freedom should furnish their 10 The SEC
fstary or Standn g Committee n ne Association Voun-
fary Contributions will be eceiyej. but the Of only
per month be regularly contributed by the
members during tho Hungarian war. II b. cause IN
I'll esnen may well feel interest and We hope
contribute their fI proportion " sub
.fzntiaI aid and comfort" 10 procure and NUM-
hons u 'or the brave and lhe oppressed who are
.tuggllnk 10 De free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23


THy RforEEs FUSErAL.-rae unfortunat.
young man. Mason, buried on Saturday morning
About two thousand persons l0ur x 4. says 800
we're present when the msufnful procession started
from be fathers door DESTROYS doubtless Of esuying
their sense OF the manner In which be came BY his
death The hearse and coffin were decorated with red
cloth instead n the usual abr ornaments and the
principal mouruers clothed In scafis 81 tne same
color Red ribbons were also fastened 70 the black
Grape worn BY all the other mourners. who sccomps
uied the funeral Ia his manner was borne % ais long
home a young man, who, however mlsed, N ust yet D.
considered the victim VI policy, which 10 bringing
1ioOcshed snd disaster the country az every f-sh
step he l. the sr.r, but ne fear vii not BE- the ssi
who vii be done - DEATH BY course OF conduct -
vscilsrng and c0~srcy 40 IL unjust and irritating
Every day increases the excitement now pfeVsiilns
.nd makes return % peace sod order more I'm poss
Die The persons who ore known 10 have been tn
0f death Of the cecessed DO not attempt =
.4stfy thes conduct They he In Ooscgrty-they snui
out investigation conducted oy persons cspsoe Of ear
ring 10 on 90 - ect the truibtnsy refuse b per
mt Questions which the answer can only De J1rsus
% them on the supPositon of their gum rin.4y, =
o.rrzan ilrynsn resist the TEN ptatOn b. and
80 81. farm which he ia 10 the nsot Of visiting
scek notzin tsnfn ne has sworn solemnly - attend
% the duty ~ sstns the crcGmstsnc~s u thi.
slaughter We h4d hoped tast Her N-jestys Prime
Nini.ter fLst1ntalDs being implicated Ia homicide,
you'd have advantage. east Of the srst
mon. q the CorOner.t attend and show that that
homicide could b. jasrned BY necessity and that no
oue CONNECTED With IL desired ais part should Be con.
cesec Tn- Attorney O-ners. falling - spear To
.1s~-r % Subpoena g3nits y the tegrsdsr.0n o.
icing brought Up upon warrant Montreal Her %
FCErHEE IRON rsE 5sAEcH TOR 5IE JoHs
FssxKlIS Sir George Simpson retu rned Monday
i-sr from nc annual tour Of inspection through the
H1ssons Bay Territories and North Western settie-
nl-ris u this Continent We learn win regret from
aim nat clue azs been obtained - the ~nSreaooa'
Or the fate u Fir John Frank and MS gallant com
ysnions Sir J0nn Richardson, indeed, IL % MS Wy
back from the frozen regions and msy BE- ~ P<ced 10
Nourre.I early in september Hs exploring party
wi hozeger continue tneir search under the orders
u Dr.. Re-, Of the Hsdsons Bay COMPANY CIR JOINS
second in command. throughout the sumner A.
though Il would be almost criminal 70 abandon hope In
such "A eot.rpr.e 10 - impossible 70 conceal IRON
ous.ef m. N xecorne truth that the chances
ee.,fsI ,sue become fearuly diminished BY the lspse
of dine lA"ntfeal Coarier lotn
ETFIcr ~ The TARiyv ~ ls4s.-ThelR 01ing
MI OF the Treaton Iron Company Is still de, .e
count of depressed state 81 the iron trade The
conpQgences are severely felt, especially IN South
Trentor TOR the RolinzNl when in operation, dc
tributes some - 900 or 1900 weekly among the oRe
rsrvss 81 tsAs Sosy0sh 5tse Gssssss, ITsasoa' "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
By TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
from CaBada-More 1ncendiarism-ihe Mayor
unable TO keep the Peace-bor-e Ponce
SIN Acknowledging of the Executive
CounoiI-,Inrkets, &c.


The Cholera may be said o have entirely dis
appeared from the City there having been no cases or
Deaths for = week. .
There was al insurance on the Cyrus Hotel (Which
"a. burnt while the Inquest sitting in IT, In the
Ltna Office for ktDJ
Another fire occurred last night and consumed four
sadipg. before II could be subdued There was no
insurance on the property, and the FIRE was thought 70
nave been the work VI al iucendiary The Inquest ga
not meet today The Government has addressed "a
kter to M Fabre the Mayor, asking him whether ne
could preserve the peace Of the city His Honor caeC
.meeung Of the Municipal Council, but they arrived
At 20 conclusion. The Mayor then replied thai he could
ad k,sp the DtGc<.
Tue Fire Insurance Companies have determined 10
rsse the rate OF premiums The Horse Police are sui
out Of town and 1t is said that body Of armed men are
awaiting IN ir arrival
All the Executive Council have arrived and held a
Council both yesterday and 10 day.
superhne Flour Ia quoted at 2ls 90 Wheat, Upper
Cansds Mi xed, IL % per 60 lbs Provisions quiet In
Beet there Is nothing doing Pork Is selling, in mod
crate way SIS Cd for Prime and 6Is 70 7Os Cd ioi
Meas. Frsghts both to Liverpool and Glasgow, are
a for Flour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ The Washington Union takes ground with
the Old Hunkers. Abiding to the recent Con
vention at Rome, it says 60" 10 was but the other
day that we most respectfully advised our Dem.
ocratic brethren on no consideration 10 consent 10
the abandonment Of the old Democratic 0rgdRtSq-
ton. nor 10 the interpolaf,0n IF and sectional
doefpaes into us Old. fimeh0uored and catholic
r,s,d 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

MISSISSIPPI ELIcTiOs Gen. Thos. @. Polk
has declined the Wing nomination for Governor,
10 opposition to General John A. Quitman. The
State Central Committee have named Hon. Luke
Lea In place OF Gen Polk. Col A. q. MAY ers
declines the Wing nomination for Congress la
the Nth District. This announcement was made
on the authority Of the nominee himself Ex-
Gov. A. g Blown is the Loco candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

THE RgY ABDucTioN CAsE-Aner q long IN
vesri cation the Spanish Consul AZ New-Orlesns VS.
held ~ bail considerable sum, - take bis trial for
ofrns- charged sgsnst him In connection with th.
,far II IL shall turn out that Rey was really ana
DrcDy =bducted the instance OF the Spanish author
res OF Cunz snd that he Is Ia custody there our
Government will of course feel called upon 10 act =,
become. the dignity and honor Of the nation. The
yashn@0H Rfpab.ic expresses the opinion that bribery
% Immense amount has been employed 10 suboru
stresses snd % induce them - Ors~rsr themselyes
Ai.0 that Roy Or Garcia raudulenty. II not fOrci
1ly kidnapped sod carried IN board the Mary Ellen
II. doubts the innocence Of both the captain and crew
II that schooner and believes that Carols Who lett
New Orleans without single change Of clothes Wa
Yut on board the American vessel. Andres Ring nom
in-y Tor quarantine. but really for prison that
81 being all time kept under the guns Of Spanish
nan of~=r that she could possibly out
4 the hsrbor with Garcia board while the fact Of
his performing quarantine Ia an American vessel va,
1ut Trick ot the crafty sp-ni.rd VINO governs that
STAND induce the people Of the United states 70 sup
u ~ that Garcia was tree IL sdfs
We hsg- not doubt that he conesson u Carols -
Concul NJ Campbell IN the pressoce u mo Captain
u the Pof Tat be- voluntarily from New Orleans,
~ acknoN led xm-ut -1Oded BY f-ar Of deah and
hat b. h.. long r~aeted g. ne has not 20 b
sraye We learn from. H4yan= that ne Captain Genera
"a. refused permission " Mr. Campbell ~ visit Carcs ln
Dr.0u, and when al heard from him he ~. confined
board spanish nsn-Of va"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
op,,caI illusion ia the Cat.kiIi Mountains.

TIE following interesting extract from private
letter, descriptive of singular optical Illusion on
the Catskill Mountains, written by an eye witness,
has been handed to US by friend for publication.
The afternoon Tuesday, Aug. Ia was a
memorable one for the Mountain. The optical Illusion
Of last Monday week reproduced, but more trans
eendanty beautiful than 1t had ever appeared before.
It the third in twenty years tina, this extraor
binary phenomenon has been perceived Mrs A and
myself sitting the rock In front of the piazza
when she suddenly exclaimed " Look, look ~ did
90 and the whole hotel mrrored in the cloud
before US Tbs whole house was assembled immeoi
sey. aud We out TO the point of rock from which
the phenomenon Of last Monday had been perceived.
We were scarcely there minute when a beautifully
srched rainbow was formed In the cloud, exactly IN
the @. inter- of which the entire group, pre-
ei.ey they stood the ledge of rock IL was not
merely their shadows but the entire form of each per
In tho group distinctly visible each person
the whole group, not merely the reelection OF his
own image This lasted about five minutes, when The
rainbow disappeared and the phenomenon OF Mon.
dsy last succeeded each person saw his own shadow
Of huge dimensions reflected ON the cloud and sur
rounded nv halo OF light but was unable to see that
Of hs neigh Dor shall never In my life see anything
Ct the kind again and II had not seen IT, could have
formed no cnnce ptiOn of it, effect IL perfectly
thrilling The poems OF Ossian, the Children of the
Mist the D-aihfetch OF the Germans; the Spectral
Phautoms that were fearful visions TO less Enlightened
ages ii, realized distinctly and pslpsby before US
This visit 10 the Cstsks has revealed 20 ms more al
the wonders of Nature than all else that have seen
put together Yours. c. /. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
areoLlyn Bonrd Of nsaIlh. .w-tDsL,DAy Aug

There been reported during the last ~ hours
,,s,hs from Cholera. viz James N Ashley Pesfl''l
/ u Lowe. Adsnsst Felix Campbell Hoyt't " ~.
gsnne.sy, Bsrnilton.sv. John Hoffman, Hospital Cor
Dsau. Miller, Flushing Az. and cathsrine Haley hsl.
,,.sIley. C.sJ GooDRicH Health Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NswJxRsgY RAILROAD MONOPOLY. The FOL
lowing named gentlemen have beea appointed
Autobiography Corresponding Committees FOL
their respective Counties
Bshsstos-Jsmes Lsngstsa. Clayton B. Rogers,
John L. \ Strstton. Amos Bullock. Peter V Coppuck,
George Haywood, samuel Bullock, samuel : Lewis
Alexander & Shreve
Pssssio-C. ; Van Wagner. T D. Hoxie .. Wells
Jacob Hopper } Chadwick
S.ss1-Dsvid Ryerson. w. 5 Ryerson. D. : AnGer-
son, c. NJ Hsstesd. Trenton Adv. s Jour.
Who WOULD sor BIZ U. :. SsSAroR 20 ne
day las, week bag weighing no, lsss than eishfy
posEds addressed Hon Henry Dodge passed throas
the Post 0face at this place. How many letters were
subjected 10 high postage 10 pay the expense OF the
nsnsPortsron OF that bsg One would suppose that
y day for good share o, the year, and from 81 500
otl $40 year mileage, would be sufficient compcn-
ssnon tor the services OF Hon Senators 10
rant their votes tor the sbouOn OF privilege which
Etes poor men for its continuance. The opportunity
VII Dc given, ere long, to try them
lJonesviie CNis) Gazette
AS>rxArIos OF CAsADA-The Democracy
% Lucas have spoken out this question We think
sy have no, only spoken rShi but al the night ttse
iae Tree nsvgston Of the ST. Lawrence, next to the
sassnon OF Slavery is more important thsn any other
% 'ns people residing Ia the valley OF the Lakes For
as nesie years tbs agtaton OF this question among
zoe people VIII exert an important influence over
>AAs''sAa poanss Tossds (ohio) Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

OHIo.-The H0Bsat0H telegraph, 81 ClGrs
nile Gazette and Ohi0 Eagle have nominated
John Is Weller as the Loco. Foco candidate fOl
Governor at the next election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

BosToS, Wednesday Aug. q.
Thirteen deaths from Cholera have occurred
suring the past "A hours Of whom Americans
and foreigners
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7rHE sEnII-WEEKLY TRIBUh
HEW-YO
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Board Of ifenit

Hoard Of Health WEDNESDAY,. Asg. q
DR. GgEH. the Resident Physician, reports - rev
80. Of Cholera and % deaths a. having occurred snce
- eyort Of yesterday returned In the following order
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ry- The following, which we cut from tn

Albany Ercnipg Journal refers 20 q case stated
by Correspondent OF The Trlbuae from KeesviIle
A LADY HxRAInI>G OWN pEArHi-The pas
sensers the Lake Chsmplain steamer Ssrsnsc were
startled on Wednesday lsst, with report that LADY
had 4 lien overheard The alarm raised by syoung
woman who standing the stern Of the boat -
much tine lost in getting word TO the proper OF
eers that II not deemed possible TO the IN
fortunate person by returning and the boat passed on
Suspicious excited that the alarm WAS false
And that the lady who raised the alarm the ident
es Mrs Parsons of PstisoGrg, who reported over
board Further inquiries went % connrm this sus
pcion The Kessrils RsPabiican says IL is now re
ported and s probably true that no woman fell over
board bat that IL was Mrs Parsons who reported Av
'eJ shaving fallen overheard as ruse to accomplish
yet unex planned purpose She changed her dress
At 81 Al0sns and 10 Montreal in disguise where
she found by her friends and returned to Flats
burg thls morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

BUSINESS MENs ALMANAC FOR ls50.-We I'M
derstsnd that the greater par, Of this useful little An
bnsl for the ensuing year is already stercoyped and
hat the whole will be speedily published by the Pro
pretor, Mr. V. B. Palmer, when We propose to give a
torcc of its contents The number for lsi9 had an
extensive circulation and II We may judge from the
language Of the Press 1t gave very general satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

y California sub Ma rtse uisfsS empssy
Of >V~-Ysrk.-This Company 10 no~ ~<sn<Ahs az
Merchants EIchssse. under fs' orsDss sssp1ss Inc
attention Of ertrrpdse capita 10 irYyc ire ON
oany enjoy advantages Which can 30 snneo y % onefs
sgN lxls,U. ! RUTHEsFORD "OosTLk co.
o. Tho Wsrkissmes's CsBvesttsn.-Ths
80 Worriaxmer u the stsls q New Yofs
10 meet In Mass Convection 10 he City u Abe
- 40 ne erst wednesday 10 October for noFni-
5suon Of Oosns 10 Do imported 81 The stai. ksc-
noo tn November and for tho usnsscton 81 such
o,s-, hs q sess a may cone before The Convention.
JOHN TANNER, J. ANGELO CARROLL, AIosgy
AARON HALL JOHN y. WOODfUPr, j sAlTH
wASHsURS, GEoAGE HOLLAND. GLOA0E HUck-
EFT. Troy.
MICHAEL McKERSON, HORACE z. Hl0LEY.
JOSEPH T. BROWN, Coboss,
ali sue Csnsul eonntnsA
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Por,uaue,o Con.uI for New-OrIenns.
PROGRESS Of the Cholera

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. q
The President has recognized Jose AlbanO Bsr
nlo As Portuguese Consul Tor New Orleans.