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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

ooe1 tic Post-OHcs on -sncsys ;or ,he trsnsns
s'oa oi letters fArypgh London \ po=sr'ui rel
s.acs ppo.i'ion hss reised its he s-aay 20 poS
cru. .taGt ilns zinc TIE Govern. .selt n41at crls
ne yoilt PERHAPS there are ieg ccuntr IS nher-
ne sunday involves more cessation from pAsinre'
a. 20 England snc though cae ca1not %. .
ike xiatis called TIC " bitter obserVance o. IN
sabbath bitter ia Irish f1r " better yet D.
Tor one shsl be sorry . see TIE day srfiVe ~oe- Z
business al trade aha have fairy oVeIn1s Gu
lie Sunday lei,ure.
Our thieves are becoming mere aNe 80 re >
.ifc They rob by snGsthstics pisassD. ~
rusuity this D. nasks the abstraction OF purse a.
pai,'ess 20 the smpatst.oa Il iimo. A" l'. s7n-
tIersniu London has been tn h-si pa'lrLt 10 ~ :
new coeratton. which succeeded .cmTaDiy. Ine
%, O.. !. was that tFo stout men neid him oy tne
,noulders while the third immersed DIS hasa P''-
non 10 su apparatus charged with per-chio'.-T
of ,o~rn,le.f he described thst he had en- ae'ee-
abe dream" while they took ON hih ne-''s
avar,tbiny thatwa valuable about nis pei..n.-
liz usuy az agreeable dream, oi hsii"ey
proprietors aud others leads . a'imilsf con'''a'
n s. on swsking. ,.,.l
sr John Franklin 50 teiegrsphic olspa'cu
20 Portsmouth snnOuuc-..l IS found a. ssie ana
sound with nis vessels in Prince REGENTS lnet'-
hev say he has been locked there ioF io1f years
Tie Cnolers has sunk down 70 a low hSore.-
The deaths hy Il in L01d1E iast week we're col
m9ch over 900. 5
The weather has peen rainy for several Gays
unit! row. when the glass is rising ana the SA}
promises dryness. - e. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
The New Ciiy st Hadi.y Falls, Mass.
Correspondenee Of The Tribune.


IRELAND DEPOT. Mas. Oct %
The great Dam Of tho Hsdlcy FAILS co. across
tho Connecticut at this place IS comPiet, d.
Ia sdsy next i. the dsy sppoioted for closing The
gates. aud suesting lor short time the currsn'
Of the mighty river Something OF a gala day IL
expected and there will undoubtedly be multitude
ol visitors present 10 witness the scene.
The Dam was bait from an original dcslsn by JOHN
Chase, Esq the veteran mechanic and engineer Of Ca
botville and suyerintendng Agent Of the Company.
Ills 900 sat oug between the aJGtn@ats from 30 q,
3, f.et high contains nearly three and q hell million
feet Of tn,ber and 5000 cubic perches Of stone ano
cost about sl5JOOO
Tn. p.cu!ariiy OF tho structure conbioir :. 40 T.
docs the utmost strength solidity and hrmne-s with
a. undoub,-d cspsbry Of resistsoce 10 the immsn''
pressure which II will be subjected, has attracted
III. attention ana the admiration ot numerous
.centinc snd other gentlemen (compTisn. some u The
most distinguished engineers and mechanics 10 the
country who have Witness Il
The other impfOv' m"nts Oi the Company ara ~ on
the ssne scale of msgHitud" - may 90 o.rgTed if0n
the their exp.Dd Ores the present season nave
averaged uly $4,000 per month, snf an active force
OF from 900 To 400 bren IN constant employ
Tw, c.nsl. aud fsc-wsy, each 40 irct vide by 10
10 2l .et deep n-d with granite walls tet thick sre
vsft-ily om,.iod. Que large COttoD-Nil OF loOJ
syndl.- s nearly ready TO W into operation sno thr
ioundsun irF another o the same siLe Is o'ins
Several large and elegsnt brick blocks tor boarding
houses have been erected snd large msrnlne-sh"p'
AS feet by % feet (ho center and wngs Jsones Ia
hight) IL b.inC put Up. Alafge reservoir capsule Of
holdos 900 900 gallons Of wstsr, TO be supplied same
the Paramount Water work isin process ~ bulons
Several large and e-s edtces for stores &C have
been erected aud ia process OF builclng oy ndi'
viduA enterprise sl.o large and magnificent 'sl.
which would adOrn our Broadway, it being built oy
vii have not ouy the local hsbistioo but the name
of HAMrpEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
NEW-YOKK TRIBUNE.
California Items.

IEa Cock.tasie Company. ". = ~a.ca "as p y''s"09
a. ia Bos,on scarcely si0rtIght ego Is sifeaoy '-'
"a second Is advertised sy tee same concern near
yhLf The Company Ia sressy nase up ior 40. ~.---
Tns .A., Martha Capt H.Eckey, sa!ec ron HaH'SSk'
s for san Fraacl.co % lae l0a Inst Win cargo Oh
r.oea house,. lumber brick. sfovc,, coal &c 'nc
sut % pa.ssnssrs. big 1smcs Cssk!e ss.ieo
Cor, Boston Oh the 10Th f5s California, With cargo o.
s-cks nsls ssieratus. window ssshes snd ifafns'
,o..eframe. lumber &c. and seven psssea geIs---h
,suosny Of - persons c:' Vergennes ", On the 5th
at for California Another party VIII esve IN HoF--.
Tie big Topaz, Capt. sps,e' sailed iro" ts'poft
ye ca the 2.h ust for Chsgres taking - pss-~ns9f'
rso sre 20 proceed from me latter place acfoi' ine
i.,sma. 10 Panama and isence embark ior Sau b fa4
..eo The ships Argorsut snd Richmond, which are
,.1ips d, Bo..on for California, have between them
,sout 800 passensers already engaged 1Ae Afg1nsui
axe. o.. Two 0mn.buses and small stcamDoa'---
fse ship Monsoon, Alex Scudter, for osn Franc 'c7
viii lumber aud miscellaneous articles End oug Colo
,sSo Capt Baker for benecis, H.tn the Boston ana
Wsehuse,. Hotel and MEing Company t-l IN NUN
er and cargo OF lumber, SEC. have slso sailed roin
Bo,ton a number of pefsOss have leii Enc IA iof
csigornia and sevcrsl others intend - folio" ini IA
tss course OF . month. Too schr " Nean capt
o.sorn sailed from ,isrn Tor san fiancisco on The
18Th igst Tho bark Harriet Capt H'nran. s-ii'd
tom Providence for San Francisco isi5 Inst scir
harriet Lawrence cleared from Boston FOR San Fran
,co On 18th us, with cargo Of bricks, bread pcsos
hama cheese butter. pork sc &c. The brig Vioto-
,ina has been bought By company in 1ono"ster nni
10 t0 De- Gtt.d up Immediately for CaliiDfnis -Schr.
KIsw has been sold - company IN ~ chichester iOf
se ssre purpose Tho bark Martha ~ Advertised 10
al from Portsmouth shout let Nov ~ Nc1nUfypOH
.rsr James C-yt Cook. early ia Nov. IT bath Me
,bp Eot;b- Caroliu- roo tuns, about Nov iehied
~ - -, psf,,d lsib brig Gasns Capt HON, for san
e,.pc.co. At Portland, 18Th, brig Rival, bfazirf o.
:, Bsi,inofe. clipper schooner Maiyitud, do.
rzz- F.rnse MATHEW finished his lab0rs al
New Haven on Friday aud after performance OF inc
NAs. delivered an address. directed particularly 70
It,hnen, which was marked by .he customary sound
,snso and hearty truthiulness Of the lempefance
l,o,,ie iie next visits Worcester aud Hartford
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
WANTS.

NNANTED-Y Yoens men al sxiNNrRs n. Y. br>aeh
w cc~ for the sale OF Boston wofas fair chance
nass from SIS W too pee month, beside esrersos
ssocs Tor sale y-sy low for essh, fails
nouin-N \. iJo PEI ccaL allowed. Ca, the day
,scve, at i'6 Broadway, room :, up stairs. oS lm'
NANTkD-A sltuaucn hvs respec,soe prc,es'sni
w g ctsmhermsld and 10 wall oa chi jfen or 10 80
genera hoasework In . private family Has goot refer
ence rcm her issi r.sc-. Cal ~ ~ sW'lietsl VII Dc
h..,d of t,r two dsss II not ns aged oli d.
NNANTtU-la lawyers Once, an irteinseas end
w active isd shout 10 ye.s " age who writes goot
hand ard wishes TO become lawyer. Address w q
Po.tOabce o.1W
NNANTEU-tso sgenls to cell very popular bcoAs.
w lust pa slished AgenIscsn make amonth eiesfo
expenses. of good wages paid by The month Addfess
postpaid. DOW co, lSs Nssssust os I'm
DAkTNkk OR AGkNT WANTkD.-A person
IA usigh-orw ard hnsiress Of org standing, being
compelled 10 he shs-ut from tho city Of short une
wishes to mAA. an suane.msnt with some peSsoa no
command from go to so. which will 81 ell umes
ally secured 10 hi. would guarantee from y, 10
SO per 10 services and use Of The money iss
business where here rss tho srount viii at all
uri-s remain In his hands Address Lucss, r,icone
Ofi-e. 90. D.
FURNITURE WANTED.--AW family seoo,
breskng up housekeeping, ani ~ishtpg TO dispose o'
heir arnllure will and ready sale for The sems ~ of
OArs o71a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILxSA1S, Lx.,.1,.I ~ ~

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAlLkOAn, svs ,n'.
lVI sCRIPTlON.-For ths purpose d exsna1s ex, a.,,,,
go.d -s,wHdy from HlsdsIs. Mich is pfssss' .., s'
aus, 10 Chicago M tho Bosfd VI Dirsctns ns ,,wni
booss for t150d0 fin shares OF vi~ a. s.a nj sns
.tocs This will be applied 70 bs evooss,I % IT, "a H.
syt.on rom Hsdsle TO Coldwsisf ~ miissJ sn' '"o
..rtion from lie porto TO Michigan city ~ m' 49,,
Eight per cent per snbum DIVIDEND WI. ~ 49, ~ 80
.t,es ssint annually 10 The city OF = ~. /" ."s
current earnings OF tho foed shien .ass I, w
80 ,ecetys soeh sSdon dividend a. 'ns esfn'nEs Of
IT, ao.d 10 now eomplstsd and 10 fuii opefsnon non'
rc,-do ana Mapfoe, At Tho head oi Lass ITO 70 NUS
as ~ above dividend me new stock issosd for is
r. sIso sdoptsd by Company 10 70 hnish tbs hosd
cosInuoasy 10 divisions from its pfesent srmiuus and
.ns bs ssns fest hnshsd and thus ed 10
i,s busssss ard iocome -.
.slne head VI Lsse Michigan BY direct sad eoauasoas
Zoe ~ Toledo conneeu With the hne of kaifosf IRON
Buffalo along the southern shore ~ Lske Erie 10 Ioledo
being constructsd and with ns ssvessl l1ss Of
IL. running hs LAks shore b-tween bgsso and
Toledo Chicago n will connect with the lliinoss cod
Michigan Cana and with tho Chicago and 0slens esi-
roads finished will constitute the main sn5 d.
Wesern and Nofh-W sstsrn btstss
s1c NE Atlantic eitos and s-sbosrd
s.s~ pslOu books Will he fc1rd at The ocs Of Wiss
Low, LAsigs Co. 81 Walls where pSuos .ss invited
Apply thsy will be furnished with sta>-
of tbs condition sco prospects of The Rosd win
maps. kc-
Ten DoDars on share 10 required u he psd 81 tas
lime 81 subsnbns remsiedsr 10 b. paid 10 psdefs
instsiimson - The ~oi pcSgr.ssscsss pgscs .,ss ,.dss,
CHAs BUTLER JOHN sTRYkkR,
JOEL RA1BBONE GEORGE BLISS.
EDwINC. LiTcHFELD, CounIsss Of Ds.e,oo
OauDc Dctob4r 10, l2<o. oiJ IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

IuIrRD PARTNERSuIP.-fas is 70 esfrfy
lIlhs me undersignsd have formed limited Rutnef-
snip pursuant provisions Of Ihs BOWED Statutes
OF the s.se u New Yosk, under zoo nas or hrm IA
COB LANSING Thai the general nsfurs of the bas-
ns.s transacted 70 toe Pscey Dry Goods Thai Ja,
cob Lsns,ns who tho City OF Newfo 70 The
gsners psser Pierre Hsfnber who rssidss 10 u:
Cl.y of SevYoss 10 ths special psstnsr theI ne ssa
Pierre Hamssr ~ coouibutsd The cum OF % - esp
chip 10 10 commence the lslh dsy Of June. t,s'
and 10 terminals The S0th day OF Jgos Ie'i
Dsled st shs Chy Of NevYork this isss ~ %.;SaSk1
o,a A. HUmbEkT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
California Emigrasrs.
In on. Topaz, from E..,port Me- Oct Il, for ca

IN oi's AVp-L' TOM Lastpoft Nd Oct II Iof C1s
cree.
!sn>s s.ffI Or Es-Per cos-tnsr rhoass hss1 g. 90 ?
0-fs- Bes bscksn -a1as Pa 90 jotnss
p--a ssrJ a. Jssos Csss, .. conf>ssoesf Jana
4 Psn,fc.s GER Jnh1 Csmpb1i 90 90 ssfAsH
b. g % s<nse r.cetsrs. - eos sN1srsoa Labsc
G-H>r1s- Bssy s. Jotr T. ssss-ath; Afchlost hsssy
Dee, I.ls1t .ss1.s Gas Wldsr - ,, cksnast Jsns.
~ Ar 4
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23

THE McCAss BoTs.-The SyvacDse Journal has
received note from Noah H. Osborn. Of scoss Cort-
land county, land VINO 10 Associate Justice OF that
courtyJ saying that Of the McCsnn boys 10 nov
with Il. r. Peek. who resides In tho town OF Scott -
ross soath Of the 5psord ne, the Cold BROOK roed
Mr.. p. lately removed from sksnest~ss This iniof-
mssioa vii doubtless be partial relief to 10 sanos'
payeDk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
olo 60

O,,tcz or rss Hry Yoax 0ssLIc.r 70. Oss y ~
nm n MAJ 0GNr AND DI8kCTOnS has
day declared d!vtesss % an:o iogs zoe sss ss
os. sad,ns ss Xuruss kss - payable 70 .hs ssocS
noiSsrs "a nd sfsS fhen1sy, let November eext
Lns @., c. L. EvERlrr.
a.. w." Secretary.
IN, : q I-1D1Rs or NEw.Y0RK AND vICISI
i fY.-fss saesenesrs fss2seualy Iniom ~ .eo.ss
ss.f csrfses Ia ell casss Of weaknsss os rapture
30 pe esss fer suspssng eayhing of he hisd yes In
foosspsidl promptly susndsd 70.
oIs In Mas 0NEARA I Ass LOUIS. ia cssslsL
vUS0 THK uICK.-Ma POWERs dsvosss Lis .l.s
Az 0eW's
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
Up TOWN BOARD-Al the elegant,

L very convcnient residence, - EsstTwenuehss y.
,vx.sn Roadway and tho Railroad. Tbs number hmsa
to eight Most satisfactory refssoee' given and re-
M, al M; Tea at Ia supper required. A ssciu'
sye stting room furnished, with sltsndancs wnes ~
fuel and gss lights sos per wees, se.oas,.s ~,
wiis without chdIeo foft~o single gsossmsn of "'
ladies'. -. ,~
the 6r,t eoor with gss kxtDres &c and hfee closes
would be- lel 70 small family, on satisfactory eSs
Rsfsfence may be made 70 Thos A. Emmet .s escn.'
Bnstsed, Esqrs Is Wiism-G > 6~"Ioe...
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
Tstai Amount OF Proaace per uadson hiver

Boats.
Ivtsnss Oct p -2Stco bbs Flour. 3lioh hash Whea',
os oosh Corn. 6S hush P~ss 40 bales Hops. S boss
r.a.s s2 se.s. Vhisksy, 100 bales Wsol, 2lo6 boxes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
VOL. TX. 70. tes.
ENGLAND.

Tts Tsyk,.i G41sogz .. Na,'osal Ecc<nvictys- The
Tax. t.r Carlsaas teen ~ Chv,,iiaEs iAsS.irs
900 rrassr against Choira....hri'-Rs Rsrf ~ Irs.a1o.
rI =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
COL. BENTON'S SPEECHES.

We give this week 10 the exclusion
Of our usual variety, the remainder of
Col. Benton's speech, delivered in JEFF
ferson recently. Col. Benton meets
the issue between himself and friends
fully and boldly, and the "ho, work"
has fairly begun.
In addition to his platform speech
delivered at Jefferson, he is on tour
through the State, in compliance with
invitations, addressing the people. He
spoke at Boonville on Saturday last, at
Rocheport yesterday, and will be here
soon.
We heard him al Boonville, and de.
signed reporting his speech--but as our
columns this week and las, have been
almost entirely devoted to his Jefferson
speech, and as he will be in our place
in few days, we devote what space
we have to other subjects. His speech
at Boonvilie, we may remark, was but
a synopsis of the one we are publishing,
which he says he wrote, revised, and
published-from which nothing is to be
taken from or added TO. He had a very
large audience at Boonville, of both
sexes, and was repeatedly cheered, du-
ring the delivery of his speech, as well
as upon entering the house and ascend.
ing the stand.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Europa reached ST. Johns on the
9th, with Liverpool dates TO the 26lh
May.
Intelligence had reached Paris, pre-
vious to the sailing of the Europa, that
the Duke de Harchoun Minister of the
French Republic at the Court of Rome.
had arrived in that City as bearer of
a convention concluded between the
Roman Republic and the French.--
Hostilities had been for some days sus.
pended, it was believed the news is sub
stantially correct.
The surrender of Bologna is contra.
dicted. 1t is now said that the city
still held out. 1t had been bombarded
most to ashes, and loss of Ii fe was fright
full.
The Constitutional Zeitung publishes
the proclamation which. N. Kossuth is
sued al Debraezin, in which he asserts
that the Prussians had been defeated by
Gen. Benz. 1t is asserted that 5000
Russians surrendered themselves at
kraiven, and above 10000 followed
their example at ASA. Their arms,
cannon and horses fell into the hands
of the Hungarians.
A rumor was current at Raab that
the Russians had entered Hungary near
Duhla, but suffered total defeat from
the troops Of Denbenski.
The news Of The defeat of the Russians
by BEN, is confirmed, though we still
want authentic details of that impor-
tant action.
The London times contains a coufr-
nation of the victory gained by the
Hungarians over the Russians at Pres
burg.
Positive news was received of the
surrender of Ofen, al the discretion of
the Hungarians. The booty to the Hun
garians consisted of the military chest,
10000 muskets, ten batteries and com.
municalions, and ! 400 wagons.
The Dutchy of Georgia addressed a
communication to the Commander-in-
chief of the Austrians, calling upon him
to treat the prisoners with humanity.
The communication adds that all Hun.
garians found in arms against her
countrymen will be put to DEATH"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

MARSHALL OF MIssoURI.-The Re-
publican states that a Geographic dis
patch had been received in that city,
from "reiable source" stating that
Capt. John w. Twichell, of that place,
had received the appointment of Mar
shall of this State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

Rev. John w. Dunn, of Faye,te, will
preach in the Presby terrain Church, in
this place on Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

OCounterfeit FiUe Frank Pieces,
have made their appearance, in great
quantities, in the vicinity of Keokuk,
Iowa. Look out for them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

UEdmund Burke, late Commits
sioner Of Patents, and a Free Soiler in
sentiment, has recently became associate
Editor Of the Washington Union. He
is native of New Hampshire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

Cur WoRM The cut worm is doing
great injury 10 crops in this county,
We hear of one or Two fields of Hemp
and Corn being almost entirely ruined.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

OOrlando Brown of Kentucky. has
been appointed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. at Washington, from and after
the 2oth inst. He is at present Mr..
Crittenden's Secretary of State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

agonized world. All the American States
oil Spanish origin, in spite OF the difference
Of religion, language, manners, customs, have
initiated our example. Europe is now attempt.
ing TO initiate il. Liberty is now struggling
in ancient empires, and her votares are look
ing 10 US for the exempt. fcotion OF the bless,
ings OF which she is in search, and for all ar
gument in favor Of her Efforts, what do they
see? wrangling and strife. and bitter denun>
citation, aud threats Of separation. They
see a quarrel abou, slavery! TO them strange
and incomprehensible cause orquarrel. They
see slavery and disunon coupled in one
eternal wrangle. They see almost in state
Of disorgsnization, legislation poralyzed, dis
tant territories left without government, in
suit, violence, outrage on the floors Of Con
gress, disunion threatened. Their hearts are
chilled at this sad spectacle, their enemies re.
joice at il, and by every mail ship that leaves
our shores the representatives OF the crowned
heads OF Europe send forth the record Of our
debates TO encourage the enemies, and 10
confound the friends Of freedom. France
and all parts OF Italy even 10 the papal States
all parts Of Germany, even the old and
gloomy Empire Of Austria, all, are struggling
for liberty, and turning anxious looks to us
for aid and succor, not by arms, for that they
know TO be impossible, but for the mora
aid oil "a g;and example They look in vain.
Our example is against them, and il the pres
ent struggle for liberty shall again miscarry
in Europe, we may take to ourselves large
share OF the blame. Once called the model
Republic by our friends. we are now so call
ed in derision by our foes, and the slavery
discussions and dissensons quoted as the proc
OF the impracticable form Of government
which we have adopted. ! cannot engage
in such discussions, nor do anything to de
press the cause Of struggling freedom through
out Europe. Nor can dsparsge the work
or abuse the gi( Of our ancestors. Never
has there appeared upon earth a body Of mer
who left richer inheritance, or a nobleT ex'
ample 10 their postefity. Wisdom, modesty
deeoTum, forbearance, dignity, moderation
pervaded all their works, and characterized
all their conduct. They conducted revolu
ton with the order OF an old established gov
eminent, they founded a new government
with the wisdom Of sages; they administered
it in their day with temperance and judgment
They left US the admiration and the envy o
the friends OF freedom throughout the world
And are we, their posterity, in the second
generation, 10 spoil this rich inheritance, mai
this noble work. discredit this great example
and throw the weight Of the republic sgains
the friends Of republicanism in their deadly
Struggle. cannot do it. Taught to admire
tho founders Of our government in my early
YOUTH reverence them now, taught TO value
their work then, worship it now, Senator
for 80 years, cannot degrade the Senate BY
engaging in slavery and disunion discussions
Silence such debate is my prayer, and il tina
cannot be done, silence myself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

In 1916, Says the New Orleans Bull
letin) JAMES l.. CHILDREss, of Tusca-
loosa, Alabama, repaired TO Washing
ton and applied for clerkship in one
of the departments. His claims were
seconded in the strongest mrnner, by
the Democrats of the Alabama delega
ton, and an appointment in the Treas
ury Department was almost immedi-
ately secured. Mr.. G. then wrote to
his family in Alabama, directing them
to come on to Washington as soon as
practicable, as that was to be their fu.
ture place Of residence. Imagine his
disappointment and modification, when
few days after, he received the fol-
lowing letter:
May 4, 1916.
Dear Sir: On Saturday last direct
ed your appointment to be made out.
Since that period, it has been made
known to me, that you are and always
haze been Wing. This is very unex-
pected intelligence 10 me. You never
did represent yourself TO me as Dem
ocrat; but l took it for granted that such
was the fact. 1t is impossible for me
to make the removal contemplated, for
the purpose of appointing Wing. |
have felt constrained, therefore, to re-
woke the order for your appointment.
regret this occurrence very much
Our short acquaintance had made
strong impression on my mind in your
favor, and still believe that personally
you are entitled TO my respect and es-
TEEN, but under the circumstances
cannot make The removal and appoint.
ment as intended.
take pleasure in saying that your
department, throughout, has been cor
rect and honorable.
Yours, very respectfully,
ROBERT J. WALKER.
JAMES l.. CHILDRKss, ESQ.
Here was man who came up TO the
JEFFERsoNIAN standard, he was capable
and honest, nay, the Secretary had ia.
ken liking TO him, was prepossessed in
his favor, and had no other objection to
him than by his politics. He was moi
a Democrat; and therefore he could not
receive office. And these are the men
who talk about prescription. Shame
| lpbere &c rb,, H,sbJ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

W. Answered per mail.
"1rITo'--We are certainly zone of
the people," but do not sneeze when
other people choose to take snuff.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

To CoRREsroNDENTs. --"DENrATUs,
received, and filed for examination.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
THE TIMES
CT. A : q d w Mo.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

THURSDAY, JUNE IA, l849.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02
THE VKNHDECATOR
sTAUN TON
Liberal DONATION

We are indebted to tie politeness Of Mayor
CARPENTER, for copy of the following cores
pondence 1t will be seen, thatour esteemed fellow
citizen, JAMES BUCHANAN, has presented to the
City Councils, in trust, the handsome sum of
$4,000, par bohds, to remain as perpetual fund.
the interest whereof is to be annually expended
in The purchase of fuel for the use of poor and ind
gent females. during inclement winter seasons
The interest dftilis sum has been applied to this
object, during the last and previous winters, but
the principal lsnow established, in the name Of
the City Councils, as permanent fund. This
is nunificsin charity, granted by a generous and
noble heart, for the relief ola class of sufferers
who are peculiar objects of sympathy. May the
distinguished donor realize, that it is even 'more
blessed to gice, than to receive. "-Lancaster Pa,
! htelligencer.