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BY the aei making appropriations for The payment Of
revolutionary and other pensions che United States
for the yfar ending the thriieh Of Jane, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty.
For revolutionary pensions, under The aci al the x
eighteenth OF March, one thousand eight hun
bred and eighteen, S2e,4o0 0O
For invalid pensions, under varioaEaei 900 90
For pensions 10 widows, under the Of The
second Of February, thousand eight hun
dred and oriy-eight, IT. 900 90
For pensions widows and orphans, under The
act Of the twenty first Of July, one Thousand
eight hundred and forty eight q 600 %
For half pay pensions 10 widows and orphans
under the act Of the sixteenth nf March, one
iholisnnd eight hundred and twelve, and The net
Of The sixteenth Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and sixteen, in addition 10 unex-
pended balance remaining in the treasury OF
eleven thousand seven hundred and sixiy-iour
dollars and iityseyen cents, payable through
the Third Auditors office, O0a0 90
For arrearages prior TO the first OF July thou
sand eight hundred and fifteen, under the act
Of the first Of May, one thousand eight hundred
aud twenty, in addition to unexpended bal
remaining in the treasury Of Two thousand
nine hundred and fourteen dollars and eighty
nine cents, payable through the Third Audit
or's Office. 1000 90
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books and papels Of George washington, 10000 90
For the purchase Of tho remaining manuscript
books and papers Of James Monroe, $4,000 90
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s4e7,4oo 90

BY The act making appropriations for the serree Of The
Post Office Department for the year ending the
ihiriieth Of June, one thousand eight hundred and
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s5,sss71 as

By ths act making appropriations for hs support Of
The Military academy for the year ending The fhiT
iisih Of Jiins, one thousand eight hundred and
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Blythe aetmaking appropriations for light hoases light
boats, b,ioys, &C., and proriding for the erection
and establishment Of the SANE, and for Other pur-
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GENERAL. CASS.

We piye To-day a leler frcm General Cas-, in
ut;ch he 1akes some pains 10 deflae his position
upon The Wilmo, proviso The Wing papers OF
The South have constantly exhibited Ibis dis,in-
snished statesman as unsouud upon this para
noun, question. and even pronounced his cele-
bra,ed Nicholson lcIlcr evasiye and desultory.-
II viii be seen that he sill occupies The true
prorud tor the Soulh-denying the constitutional
rover OF Congress to regulate this subject in the
territories. The men OF The South can be no lon
ger hunbusged By the misrepresentation OF party
writers aud speakers ana Se opiae there are
few OF Them now who would nc, gladly see him al
the head OF naiona anaifs Norine!n man as ne
is in preference TO even Southern man whose
opinions upon this all absol oIns question OF pub.
lie policy arc moi known, or The little ha, is known
extremely doubtful and equivocal Can any
sane man believe ihel The Cabine, OF Gen. Cass
would present such na:srial as nov rule al
Washington Let the South learn wisdom from
the past and sustain that candidate for her suf-
fraces who bases his public policy upon the Con-
s,iiut;oa. and who avows his determination to be
guided and controlled By its high hehesls in spite
OF party or OF faction.
We regard the appearance OF ieis leller al this
time. when all The political elements al The
Nor,h seem 10 BE- gathering in cloud Of unmix-
et hostility 10 our institutions as Indicative OF The
Ecnc.,y o, The writer General Cas- has nothing
10 gain By hi, manifesto, hut every tans 10 lose
as a canCiiale Tor place or position; and lie must
irve;ers,e partisan a, the South will he compel
leo 10 acknowledge the ffansness ard h-mness Of
of The man. who, in defence Of he right, would
brave surrounding public opinion which will
probably crush him politically forever. What
cop,ras, 10 The gecrsancy Of Col. BeDtonl
Soalk Cayoliajas
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E,o,, N, p,te,,b.,p Repuslic:n.

Mr. Editor:-I affords me great pleasure 10
award merit 10 whom merit is due. In speak.
ing oil Mr. Whiehurs, as an artist, | acknow-
ledge my inability to do him justice, but would
merely say 10 all who may wast correct like.
ness, 10 call al hi, establishment on Sycamore
street. There an honr can be most delishtiul'y
spen, in looking ri lie splendid collection OF
p;cu,es, representing, in bold relief, lhe beauty
Of Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk, have
visited many rooms al he North, ard ca say
that this establishment surrasses all have ever
seen Tor beauty and comfort As Tor specimens,
am sure there are none equal 10 these taken
al Ibis establishment, which is now under The
charge Of s;r. Meicalt former operator for him
in Richmond. To speak Of him C: an artist
would be useless, as his tame is known through.
out This sla'e; but would say 10 all, Tor The
sake of their friends and relatives, TO get like.
ness Immediately, as deal is abroad in The land.
We are here 10 day and gone Tomorrow.
OsE oP Yeua SUBSCRIBERS.
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lL,E,{lIiL

APPOINTMENTS BY rhE PRESIDENT.
Henry Astnry Il Illinois, TO be Regis er oil The
Land Off e al Quincy, Illinois, wire Samuel
Holmes, removed.
Henry V. Sullivan, Of Illinois, 10 be Receiver
Of Public Moneys al Quincy, Illinois, vice Hi
ram Rogers. removed.
jefferson +. Jackson. Of Alabama. 10 b. ARR
new Of The Uuiied Safes Ter hi northern district
Of Alabama. vice Joseph A. S. AcEl'n, removed.
APPOINTMENTS BY The SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR.
Greenbufy Dorsey, OF New Orleans, to be Pen
sion Agen, a, that place, vice Charles Fix. who
dec lines The office.
WIN. Fl. Bell, of Mississippi, 10 be Indian sui
Agent al The Usage sub agency, vice John M.
Richardson resigctd
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To The E.iiOrs Of the Enquirer.
BUFFALO SPRINGS. AMHERST 20,
Lain, 4 1910 K

BUFFALO SPRIhts h?hLuai oojl
July IL h, lS49.
arrived allhis place to.d.y-ny first visIl -
| find these Springs yery pleasantly siiua-
,et in .alubiious region, On The head wa
,ers of Buffalo, at The base ol the Blue Iii &c,
and surrounded by nothing bu, mountain scenc-
~. Tie SPOT, though quite elevated, seems 10 be
he centre Of a sort oi basin. The numerous
spurs OF mountains 20 encompass II, as |" render
The view Of county very limied. The gruan,:s
have received some allcnlion. The main bu'd
ing or hotel, devoted 10 single gentlemen, ircn's
Noub. The "cabias" [wncrc families are ods-
edI are placed on ;ne Western slope OF the hill.
which dascppds some 500 iPel 10 the Spring. II
&c said that $50 persons are easily accommodated,
though heard lady say that she had been here
with 200. The slope is planned With locus; trees,
in,eIsrersed with a lev aspins-all the old u'isi.
nal f.rest trees having been long since Destroyed
We were summoned TO ciuner By the sonni Ct
music upon three inslrumens-ihe regular band
Of the place and found sumpiuous Tepasl before
us. | have me, with some quite agreeable COM
papy here, several families, nc, and only regret
that my engagements compel NE 10 ieaVe So
soon. Some o! our friends would Ind his &C.
lishliul resting place icr few quarters vi lhs
coming moon.
| was somewhat surprised 10 find such unan.
section, in favor vi the propfiety OF The sep Ia
ken by The Legislature in atloarning 10 Fauquief.
The extra session, however, is no, popular.
Two years ago, mentioned 10 you several IL
stances of longevity in this county. | can now
add ano.hsr in the case Of negro man who died
Two days since al the age Of 100 years. He be-
Iopeed 10 an estate and had been faithful ser
yanl. He was buried with more real respect
and decency Than is shown TO the funeral OF the
most honored tree da!key al the North.
Our trend Paulus Powell has had several
barhacues rendered him from various portions al
The District. Hi, native modssiy, however, pre-
vents linn from participating in anything SAVIOR
ing Of display. Observation-Disclosures,
the crops are promising. and weather 'avora.
b,c Thcucb no cholera exists np this way,
there is much sickness Throughout! IN" county;
and The doctors all ell me they are constantly
nm nlovpd
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l'tIli Il I.
THE AMERICAN BOY.

i k1E n vi .AlSsAAN ~
uFa,her what noise is that,
Now rambling through the cloudsf
Wby do the people wave their hats,
And rush along ID c.owdsF
ut is the voice OF cannonry
The glad shouts OF the i'ee
This is The day CT memory
IT'S F.eedom's Jaoilee!
uFa,ber. look up and seei that dag,
How gracefully il flies;
I,s nre,,y s,ripes, they seem 10 be
A rainbow in the saiesP +
~, is your counry's flag, my boy,
That proudly brings 10 light,
Der ocean waves and foreign climes,
A symbol Of the right"
~ wish that were now man
Id Tree my country, 100;
And cheer as loudly as The resi-
But, father, why don'' yonf
"Pm getting old and weak, but SUI
NV heart is big with Joy, ,u. ~.
Pye witnessed many day IKE ms
Bu, shout you loud, my boy +"
nau,rab for Fteedom's Jubilee
God bless our native laud /!
And may | live 10 hold the boon
or Freedom in my hand +
"Well done, my boy grow aud love
The land that gave you birth -.
The land where Freedom loves 10 dWeh'
A paradise on earth !"
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The English papers speak in very handsome
terms of Inc lrucr addressed by Mr.. Clayton to
Isdy Franklin. in relation 10 The search for her
husband, Sir J,hn.-l Ipa'g Paper.
Perhaps they will change their tune when
they learn Thai after all The tax, the caone!
have determined 10 send no ships in search oil
"Sir john" for the very good reason that hefe Is
no appropriation 10 pay expenses:
Iadi ma Slate Sentinel.
Nor was there any law TO justify such use OF
American vessels, but this The wiseacres a.
Washington did not know until they had made
themselves ridicuuu, IN The eyes OF The wo!c, BY
promising that which the cabinet Of Gen Taylor
ought 10 nave known could not be performed.
Ohio Salesman
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CAROLINA.
By J 3. HaTNE.
Anton. SusANNAn


OBI Spring has come once nore!--agai
We hear the McckbiTd's lay;
Green garlands hang from all the trees,
And every thing is gay.
FAR flowers cluster in The fields,
Wild potes are singing tree,
Of all the lands 10 the sunny south,
Carolina sill for me.
Oh, Carolina!
That's he land for me:
OF all the lands 10 The sunny Sou'n'
Carolina still for me /!
love her riyers' gentle roll,
love her groves Of pine;
There water pymphs BY sunset oance,
Amid green bowers OF vine.
,Tis lite 10 guice the light batteau,
When summer suns are high,
While gentle ones are singing sweet,
The chorus still we'll cry,
Oh! Carolina, &c.
All. fearless once the Indian roam'd
Upon wild domain;
BE sighed as forward 10 the West,
He turned 10 louk again
Upon The bright aud sunny spot
While dancing round The lfee,
His ia hers by The midnight blaze,
Their war songs echoed Tree.
Uh, Carolina, &c.
Oh when the thunder storms OF slri!e'
Shall dark our country Ger,
OF all The ,hrongs upon the tie'c,
What hearts will brave II moref
Then ring The chorus loud again,
With merry hearts and ireei
Of ell the lands 10 The sunny Soutn,
Carolina still for me.
Oh, Carolina, &C
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RIcuMosp 6 o'clock. ?. NJ luy2s h.
Present: Messr.. John Caskic, (P'esitrnt)
James Exams, Jos. G. Wingii, III, ii. w. FFy
and Nj. S. valentine.
Onc case OF Cholera has been reported 10 the
Boa;d as occurring in The city yesterday, which
has terminated fatally.
The Board adjourned 10 meet again on Mon
day, 30lh inst, al s o'clccs, P. NJ.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. ID,
Secretary Board OF Heallr
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Tel,eraphed fer the 8 fillmore sun
New ORLEANS, July -, :.

NEW UkLEXNs, 1tIJ = ..,-,a.
The Spa fish Consul, and two oias as,ed with
ted with him have been arrested cna1ss' hen
abdrc.ing spaniard The Coast la ioys.ti.
held TO bail in ire sum of SIS .ocO Az ,ss a7.h
ga.ioa OF lie matter is to take place Oh ~
ius.ant. - lie coicn
CROP have b.ea rsceiyei from Mis:l.s'Prse suy
Louisiana, In consequence Of W. wv
rains.
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The NeEbcrn Republican states that Colonel
Tayloc the new Wing incumbent OF the office of
Collector al Portsmouth, in this SAFE, has been
allowed 10 give bond Tor only two $4,000; where
as Mir. Pasteuls bond was $4,000. How is
mis- why is Col. Tayoe thus favorcd7 Is
there no law on this suhjsc!7 Or has The law
been di,regarded by the Taylor faction al Wash.
iugton7-(R e:sh Standard.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.-We see il STA
led in several OF ouf exchange papers, that Gov.
C,iuenden will be again invited 10 the State De-
parlmen,, and that he will probably accept, this
time. II so, il is supposed that MIR. Clayton, me
present Secretary will be sent on foreign MS
sion 10 some Of the European courts. 1t is te-
ginning 10 be understood that General Tay'ors
Cabinet is moi very harmonious, and is % no
means ia unitn
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s dNa TIC SUTIVIS.
EXPLANATION WANTED.

We have received several communications
on the sutjrc. OF the Raii:oa IS since our notice
:cw days siace As the writer's may lot nave
observed our article, (n which We stated all
such communications would b. charged for as
advertisements We now give them nclice mat
We shall retain their communications until call
ed Tor. or we receive orders to publish al lie
prices charged. We cam OF afford 10 pay com
posilors $40 and Sill per week 10 sci up mat'ef
interesting 10 only few. l! will Afford US pica'
sure to publish on these terms all co"munica-
lions ON this subject forwarded 10 US, as We
can then ,rd 10 employ ezra hands, ana
give our readers 10 The mean tiine The usual
quantity CT otter reading matter.
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nAII. THE DE:ENCY.n

We believe ifcre never was Time N our 20
li,ical history, when The ;ricads CT the National
Administration were so outraseously abnsIVe of
their opponents as The supporters Of Gen Taylor
nov are. Having possession ct all me "spoIis
hat can he reached acw and sure oil all that may
,u.n up during lhe Coming fcur yeafs, IL roud
seem as though hey might exhibit somewhat
tolerant spirit towards she prescribed OF al am
rate, keep within The bounds cl dccency. Weaie
led 10 speak # this, as we find 10 The Richmond
Wing and Louisville Journal, two prominent
Taylor papers. the following which are certainly
Infamous and inhuman:
From The Richmond Wing.
"Gen. Scouts enemies seem 10 be dying OF -
Worth, Gaines, Duncan and Polk. all passed
away in Short time. Pillow and Marcy alon e
remain"
From tie Louisville Journal.
"lt is said TO b. iac!, ina, IN 81. Loais, al
least three Locoiccos to one Wing have cisd Of
cholera. !; is perhaps not al all strange that The
Locotocos abou; lasse times are very et'!er.e."
The auho- Of The hrst is di.srace III his ape-
ces. tine last is meant lor Eilliclsn: We
ply the wretch who conceded il.
BpFalo Courier,
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I'LL RICHMOND ENQUIRER:

,.our,s satisfying him that missouri
cpee,A9 7aart;ate The Free Suiler Benton. MI.
S Sou'o triumphant and mastery paper mas
eft B. but ii''le GROUND 10 SIAM w. F. R.
w.aRssroN SPRINGS, Va, July 2ist, AZ.
Ellwood Fisher, Esq. :, ~.
nssr Sir: The undei signed, members OF Inc
General Assembly OF Virginia, desire TO cypress
heir appreciation of your able vlncica'ion Oh
Son,bern institutions and OF their OehSahoh 70
nnn ior tearlessIy deciaiming the truth on mos'
1cIirae subject, in community opposed IN pm
ciole 10 The views you SO successfully aeleuera;
lbey. .hereu.e, respectfully request mat you VIII
~ M, some evening on which hey may have me
nirasure Of greeting you al an did Virginia Sup
rer. Respectfully your obi't seiV'is,
E. P. SCOTT,
Fl. L. HOPKINS,
Z. G. BOOTH,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
JNO. s. CARLlLE,
l. e. H. Fl*NEY,
JNO. w. SYME.
RIO. e. SCOTT, &C.. &c.
FAraulER SPRINGS, 23d July, Ie49.
Genllemen:-l nave received with much gra-
LITIGATION your mole OF The 2lst instant, inVIling
me to panake with you OF an Old virginia
supper, as testimonial OF The lavor win when
YOU regard recent humble effort oil nine IN
yipdicaIon OF lhe South. For The appreciation
Of that performance which you express in such
complimentary terms, permit me 10 return my
grateful Acknowledgements Such testimony,
from so large portion Ct The talent and charac-
ter OF my naive Stale would suTpass moie
sanguine expectations than mine
shall be mist happy 10 avail myself of your
Hospitality on his day week. Yours. sincerely,
ELLWOOD FISHER
Ed. P. Scott. Fl. L. Hopkins, E. G. Boolh, J. 5.
Carile, Lou,s C. "A. Finney, and others,
Mrmh.rs Il The General Assembly oil va.
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We believe NE have been heretofore twice Imposed
en- 10 announcing the marriage Of Mr.. De Vore. How
evsr comes 10 us now we'll authenticated that we
have TO room to dcutt its Correctness we, therefore,
publish Il "a ,ruG ut insti
MARRIED, at Carlton, On thu 2s:h July 1919, By
n X Meade, ~ ScHELE DE- WERE. Professor OF
Modern Languages at the University OF Virginia, TO
ELIZA w RiyES. eldest daughter Of Alexander
Rivss, Esq -C.or. JFsrsoHiaa.
CALIFORNIA GOLD.-The British steam
ship Great H's:tern, from Vera Cruz. arrived al
Mot:.e on the 2U,h instant, with one million
ITO hundred THOUSAND dollars worth Of Califor-
MIA gold, consigned 10 New oriea.s merchants.
Sias Parsons, Of Huntsville, has been appoir'-
ed by the Governor Of Alabama, Chief Justice
OF the Supreme CourI, in place Of Judge Collier,
who has accepted the Democratic nomination
for Governor, and resigned.
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From peak 10 pea. the rafting cras' among,
Leans the live thandrr Not from ore Ions cioGd ]
Bli every mountain now hath found tongue,
And Jura answers through her misty shIoud
Back 10 the Alps, VINO call 10 h r aona."
In conclusion, hlessrs. Editors, lei US become
a united pecp.e let us, let Virginia. be tue TO
herself, and III hcr hour OF iIa, il that hour
must cine, her sons shall rally by thousands
10 her banner, will staad aronni her, and guard
her like wall OF fire. Il SOUTHERN MAa.
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cheering ACCOUNTS satisfying him that M'sSo ~,
would 1eputiaie The Free Soilef Benton nor has
coihoun's triumphant and mastery paper hds
,5ir B. bu, little ground 10 Stand upon,:., IN
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CHOLERA AMONG HOGS The Cincin-
natl papers safe lSas hogs and even horses in The
streets, have been smiiten with The cholera and
died. The Louisville Courier, Of the 18th inst,
learns that MIR CrutchGcd, living about so
miles below Cincinnati, lost sbouI So OF his hogs
in single night, the hogs apparently srfsrilg
great pain, and IL ccnuOucd cramps aud
SpasmS.
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EULoGY ON Mr.. PoLK.-On Wednes-
day last lays The Newbern Republican OF Ju';
25ihi Geo. g. Stevenson, E>q, deliveieta cha>le
aud appropriate ora'ion COMMEMORATIVE OF Toe
Lie and eminent services oil James Is. Polk, late
Ex President OF the United States, before the CT
zept of New BeIae. The day was foe, the au-
dience large and The programme of proceeding,
was folly carried ou,. The thanks OF The con-
rni,lee, as we'll as from the public al large, are
due 10 The members Of the New Bap,is, Church,
for their conmcldab;e lberaiiy IN granting The
use If their church Tor The funeral services.
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sand up firmly to the position which they had
three times solrmnly sanctioned.
Mr.. IRVING replied 10 Mr. SCOTS objec-
tons 10 his sutsli'u'e, which isQui.es parry 10
give notice OF his claim 10 int seat.
Mr.. HlEiT though, there was constitution
al ohjeclion TO Nj. Is substitute, as il depriyes
ccun,les Of representation in The House.
MIR. IRVING said ii This was The only ohjec-
lion he could remove il. MIR. |. cited cases under
VIZ: The present case in FauQuleT, and also where
Two returns are mads. BY his substitute NC p! :
vide Is fer as possible for constant representa-
lion of every county.
Mr.. RiVES lhought the House should rcceGc
from lis auempt 10 engrsil new law on this sub
iect. We should agree 10 The Sena;e's amend
nent, which brings nearly back the cid Law, e.-
pecialy SIS he though, il oiola.ion ia The House
TO make change when no complaint Of the law
is made by The people
hr. PERROW was surprised 10 hear Mr.. R.,
WHO was Democrat, sustaining The diclaliun by
Inc Senate "a small body 10 the House "a larger
hody.} He was also surprised 10 see The Demo-
Gratis sustain the one.man power. For himself,
lie was Democratic Republican Wing, and, in
hi, opinion, al parties were really about The same.
Nr. p. eSpls ined his objections 10 The Senales
Amendment.
MI ooNnAAN Hdu 'IiSIndtly pseI III iaNpi
o! AIR. SCOTS Ute HJuse) amendment, but,
on sciuihizinc i, ne had found il verse than The
Senaes Substitute; fer j, deprived citizen oil his
Constitutional rights. He thought, therefore, The
House should Iecede from is disagreement to the
Ssnals's Amendment. Mr. D. asked tie previous
question, which was sustained.
The Hosse refused, ayes &c, noes 81, 10 Insist
on its disagreement 10 lac Sela;e's amendment.
Mr. IRVING then moved that the House re
cede from is amendments, SO as to ofer his sub
slute as an amendment.
Mr.. SMITH had voted 10 insis', so as TO CON-
phi III. Senate TO ask Comnittee If Conference
bu' he candidly confessed that he preferred Mr..
IaVING'S substitute (similar 10 what he him.
sill had offered early The session. to both The
Ecuse mir. SCOrT'S) and the Ssna;e's amend.
mems. MIR. s. indicated his objections 10 tic
no las, propositions. MIR. lRVlNG'S substitute
covered all the ground.
Nj. WHITE, 10 les, The sense OF the House,
called The previous question, which was sustain.
I'd, end The House, BY vote, agreed to rsssds,
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ever make me deserving Of One only
incident IN my history after my reconcile
alton with Aurora seems to be worthy of
attention. | took my son and her with
me to Paris, but at the same time, seeing
it to be my wife's wish, bought small
country house for her near Lyons. Some
times we spent few weeks there, and on
one occasion she invited me to GO down
with her to be present at fete for which
she had made preparations. Who were
our guests? The ten engravers, who were
the original cause of all that passed! 1t
was indeed day of pride TO me, when |
heard Aurora thank them for the happiness
which, under the agency ofa wonder-work-
ing Providence, they had been the means
of comforting on her.