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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-17
QsSyS National Inauguration Ball, lrithoi.f
@yeS distinction Of Party -Genemen who may wish
Cards OIL Invitation far their families friends obtain
them by application to either Of the un iersened.
SAM HUMES PORTER,
@1 Col G, Il. GARDNER,
GEORGE D. WISE,
W N n ~ hrJ,yJA IfiI IN . TO-

o. 1. o. Temperance Crusndcrs.--Co
w. LgMnM EaoAMrMEsr No. l.-Institued Februa
ny lSf9The following Knights elected officers for
the ensuing quarter -George Hall R, G.; George b
White, +, A O. George A. Davis, s A. G.; WIN; E.
Harvey, f. S. George N. Dexter, O.. Charles Stewart
~ VIM w Ingman S. u Frederick Gayman, G.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-17
ADELPHI THEATRE.

Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents Private Foxes
rs cents. Gallery 25 cents.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

THE CAHISKr--Thc National In.
telligencer denies the story Of division
in the Cabinet, aud says
we can undertake to say that there
is not, and has never at any momen,
been, the slightest foundation for any
such statement, On the contrary, we
are confident that there has never eS.
listed IN this Government more har.
monious Cabinet The gentlemen
who compose it are personal friends
with an entire agreement on oil the
great points Of political faith; aud it
will require deeper intrigue, and much
more party rancor than their oppo-
ncnts are believed capable Of, TO alien.
ate them from each other, or to es.
TRANCE one man among them from the
rightmlnded, brave, and honest chief
under whose direction it is their pleas.
ure and their pride TO serve their coun
try.
The Telegraph also bOcks out Of its
report
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
GOLD COMING

a passenger IN the steamer Nonherner,
from Cb'grcs, informs the n Y. Herald
that The slore-sbip Lexington has on board
uP~ards OF hllfu million Of dolhrs worth
OF gold, portion OF which she leh at Val
paraiso, She I,6 that place for New York
on the second Of March, with the balance
OF the gold for New York, with lhe n,en.
uon Of touching at Rio de Janeiro.
The person who brings he above infor-
nation confirms the previous accounts from
The gold region, BE saw lump Of gold
weighing nineteen ounces
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

GEN TAYLOR IN Favor or PRorxc-
TIVE TARITT-A despatch to the Even
'og Gazette dated Washington, Saturday
evening, says
1t Is gratifying TO tho people OF PenpsyI-
wanna, to know that while General Taylor
* PIes''y leaves to the Representative Of
we people IN Congress, The adjustment of
.ne Ianil he haste day, nvowed himself IN
IaVor OF Protective Tariff which will an
an'a ~ virtue OF not being too high and he
gives h'' decided preference to specific duties
over me al yaIorem principle, which found
I'Vof with the last administration
Dir Meredith and Reverdy Johnson 90
nome tn" afternoon. There il a general
c'ea'ing out Of Office seekers Cabinet in
session Today from II lill / o'clock No
business oiimPorlaDee transacted.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
THECABTNET APPOINTMENTS
~


II has been asserted that the POST
Master General has decided not TO an
point any editor Of a newspaper to Of
fee, IN his department. Ii is utterly
untrue that he has made such deci-
sion.
Reports have gone from this city, Of
dlssenSlon in the Cabinet. There is
not word of truth in them; on the
contrary, the most perfect harmony
prevails between the President and
heads Of departments.
The National Whig,' Of this morn
ing, contains a list of official appoint
ments by the President, in the depart
ment of the Interior, Land Offices, &c.
but none of those appointed are from
New England.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
EUROPEAN NEWS
The following 70 the pcs,eript IN WIN
~er a swish's Bsrspcan Tines.


~er a s~ssh's Bsrspean Tines
Passes. Oar Paris corressoua,nt,
writing en Thursday evening. state. tb,
the oommittes on the eiubs " 9TH sitting
and have beard the explanation Of NM
Leon Fsucbcr and Barros ID i,said ths
mutual eoncsssion' will b. made betwcei
the Wsjority and the minority u the com.
Inittso, which will restore harmony. N
barroi, on leaving the committee room
SAID 10 friend THAT the Question has
been misunderstood BY the committee. ant
that he hoped tho third reading Of the pro.
jet would pass without further dissatisfAc
tion.
A rise has taken place At the Bourse
today Of nearly half franc on tho Throes
THIS 10 sscribed 10 the firm attitude as
snned by the Government, and the major.
ny Of the Assembly
lTALr.-1'be MArseiiles journals saw that
Modena has been evacuated by the An.
irians and that the Duke has Rcd This
is confirmed by proclamation published at
Lcghorn. OF behalf OF the Governor Bosi
RsdetGky has also evacuated Piaoenra.
NAPLTs We have received letters
from Naples 70 the lih inst The Cham
bcrs were dissolved 18th by a royal decree
On the II the deputies proceeded 10 the
discussion Of definite electoral law, with
a view 20 settling this important measure
before any dissolution OF the chambers;
and having passed IL by q vote Of II 10 J,
sent il up TO the Peers. This sppears to
have boon tho signal Tor the dissolution. -
III can give you no idea tsAys our cores
Pondcni) Of the sensation this act has
created amongst the deputies, and, thus in
furiatcd they will return to the provinces
as 80 many Ere brands TO increase the ex-
element and discomfort already prevailing
there" he AIDA In postscript, II believe
the news is positive that the Sicilians nbso.
lutely rojec, the conditions offered TO them.
They will have noting to do with the
Bourbons"
PRUssIA.-A correspondent at Berlin
on the Goth writes - learn that yester-
day the Danish envoy bad an interview
with the minister Of Foreign fairs, Won
Aru'm, IN which he communicated to him
tho renewal of the Danish armistico for
three months This result really CONES
from st Petcrsburgh though | have no
doubt 1t has been Influenced by the firm
and warlke attitude assumed by Prussia
FRANkFoRr We have Intelligence
from this oity Of the 2lst inst. The de.
bate in the Nation Assembly on NJ. Wec-
kers proposition was declared to be closed
but the votes were not to be taken until the
2lst
RussTA Tho Borscnhalle states that
Russian feet had been ordered 10 sail for
the Ostsco
the Dsutche Zcitung has news from
honigberg of the I4th., inst to the effect
that the placing on the whole Of the Rus
sian army on the footing of war has been
ordered by an imperial ukasc Of the 4th
lnsi.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
From the Albany Argus.

Connecticm-The Democracy of Con.
nccticut have achieved decided victory
Nothing could have boon more inspirinp
than tho tone and spirit wish which they
went into the contest under the lead OF the
heroic soldier Of Chapultcpec, erccpt il be
the bearing and manner in tchick tAer
came oW Oft.
This includes, Of course, the surrender
to and coalition with the Free Soil marty
and this endorsement is from the Argus--
the head and front Of the Democratic party
in the Empire State
The spirit of the old democracy, seems
indeed, most thoroughly cowed. They
knock under to Bnrnburncrism without e.
ven grimaco. One thing only is left to
them one step more of 5elf-humiIiation
remains which will restore them into full
communion What that is the Epeping
Post thus indicates 49,
1t has not been suggested, We believe
IN any quarter, that the radical democracy
Of this state should rceede from the position
they have occupied upon the absorbinc
question which has divided the democratic
party against itself
There seems, therefore, to be but on,
practicable mode of securing the united
action ofthe party and that is, a puRL1c
PROFESSION. by both sections. of the pr;n.
oipteS to which they are in common attach
ed. If that were done, we are convinced
that no real difference would be found 10
exist between them upon any important
question at present in agitation.
The Hunkers have only to get down an
on their knees in public and confess. omen.
iy before The loorH that they arc free soil
crs ia principle. that there is really no
difference between them, and then thew
can come in
We like this: It shows plnck There ia
no danger Of failure The Hunkers will
como to it gradually if not gracefully.
Cour & Enc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

The sch lto'n sequlda. 'eh VaIparoiso
Nov 3D. with a cargo Of $40 600 and Geo,
eIaI passengers, bound TO Srn t'ranri,co
when s'carriyfi olthe Galapagos Island,
lhe captain oud passengers went ashore for
winter The mate cook, and one ,a.lo,
"err .r'' on board and they immeialaIv
'ooa possession Of the vessel AID put 20 sea.
10" captain and passengers were !e6 an
Che island, where they remained yD,.l The
! A.' oI + ehEu1ry. ln % most vfe,ched con
''"on. u Is supposed 'bc pirates made
som Mexican port, disposed oflhe CARO-
and escaped W.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
TINS WISCONSIN, LrGisLAruRr.-

THE WISCONSIN, LEcisLAruRE.--
SENATOR WALKKR.--Thc Wisconsin
Legislature, by very decisive vote
have taken notice Of the conduct OF
senator Walker at the last session Of
Congress. The Assembly on the 26th
passed three resolutions the hrstccn.
sunng has course, was adopted 40 TO
g. The one instructlng hun TO re
sign, adopted by the same vote. The
third approving the course OF Senator
Dodge, "a TOD. The fourth TO send
copies to the President OF the United
States, to the Senate and each OF their
Senators and Representatives 40 TO
9. Senator Walker had been distinct
" and empbsllcally instructed and
had given the most solemn pledges TO
support the proviso, before his election,
but proved rccreaut to them at Wash
ington, in endcavoring TO force ball
through Congress, which virtually
extended Slavery into the new Terri
tories.-I Chicago Democrat
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

PRECEPT VS.. PRAcrIcE.-Dr. Chan
nlng had brother, physician, and
at one time they both lived in Boston.
A countryman in search of the divine,
knocked at the physicians door The
following dialogue ensued: Does
Dr. Charming live here 2 Yes sir
Can see him ? i am he who
your yes sir 'You must have
altered considerably since heard YOU
preach Heard me preachP Ger
family. You are The DR.. Charming
that brooches amt you2 80, see YOU
are mistaken now. 1t is my brother
who preaches-l am the doctor who
practices
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

MEETING or MEXIcAs CoMMIssIoE>
.S The Secretary of State gives notice
that the hoard Of commissioner, authorized
by Congress in accordance with the Mexi-
can treaty are to meet in Washington on
the 10th OF April next They ore to re-
ceive and examine all claims Of citizens of
the United States upon The republic Of Mex
leo which arc provided for by the treaty a
'oresnd and which may be presented 10 the
said board commissioned. and to decide
thereon according 10 the provisions OF the
said Ireaty, and OF the first and fifth articles
OF the unrnu6cd convention conc uded at the
city OF Mexico on the twentieth day Of No
yember, one thousand cigh, hundred and
toryLhree
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
GOVERNMENT SUBSCRIPTIONS TO Nrws

Government SUDscRIPrIoN TO News,
PArERs.-Tho Naiiona InleIigenccl mott
ces the publication in the New York Eve,
ming Post, (democral) OF a notice from the
Department Of State, disseminating that Jour,
nal and says
We learn that the present Secretary OF
State gave an order that the newspa per. ia
ken by The Department should be equally
divided between the two political parties -
The Post was amongst those discontinued.
Is II proscrlplive merely to divide with usT
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

CURIOUS MoDE or GRAFrrvo -rr
naAPE NiNE.-A gentleman IN the ns,ab
6orhood Of Oporto 'pli,a vine sboo, ,.t...
Craps very carefully down ,be miJlIc ..,.
ting the bud 10 ball, and then ,,r', . -u'
te'pahd'ag shoot on black vine and NM,
'ed ihom a'ln common grating md ,s,.
many experiments. succeeded 10 m,k,oo
gran gro" 1nd The produce or,be vi,. 49,.
o'aef and white frut on me same h,,.t
ana on o'len vaueca.,i run
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
z DEAD CoMINo TO LILA col

ri Indent of the Tribune writes from
KnowIs'ilIe Orleans county, N. Y, March
20, as follows.
"A young woman o! this place, named
Spencer was taken slightly i'll a few even
Ings since. She went 10 bed, and in the
morning was found insensible and supposed
to be dead. Her funeral took place yos,er.
day IN the presence of large number of
the nelchbors Shortly ate the conclusion
OF the funeTal sermon, and before the coffin
had been moved for the purpose Of carry
ing II 10 the grave, it was discovered that
life was not extinct She was once moro
placed on the bed and the work Of rcsusci-
'ouon commenced. /, is however, still
doubtful whether she will recover or not
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
Later from Central America.

Late adTices from Central America.
state that the Pre- dent Of the Rrpub
NC, Caicra. had resigned and loG the
country, and that IN consequence OF
me unsettled state Of the country the
American Charge d'Adairs had not
presented hmseIfto the Government
\ conflict had taken place between
We government and the insurgents. in
consequence Of the election of pou,
t'oes'denL A number were killed ana
wounded on both s.des. ''1
Eseohot thc newly appointed Pm
ldeut u IS said has resigned
4 letter dated l2th of rebruoyv
s1ys the Provisional Government ana
tne leader Of tbc rebellion had snr
.'rH U Hl i.ur pe1rr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

CoNNEcTIcrT The New Haven Pal.
ladIum elects to the House Of Representa-
tves IN the townships heard from, lO7 wings
20 Democrats, md l Free Sellers Nine
members not ascertoincd Hbe Palladium
thinks the Wings will have majority in
The House over both Democrats and Free
So'Iers They have also majority in the
Senate, OF probably 7. Consequently, it i.
probable that the Wing candidate, for State
oftlce1 will Is-ehosen by the Legislature.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
rxy-A Malta corrcsnonden, or,bo Ton

B<b-A Malta correspondent Of The Lon
don Times tells the following story of the
Pope
When in his youth and in the Guardia
Mobile At Rome, he fell deeply in love with
beautiful EogIlsh girl She refused his
sun, although handsome, young and noble
On account Of the difference Of religion.
lie took the matter 50 much to heart, TINT
he relIfcd TO convent became an ecclesas
tic, and eventually Pope.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
THE HERALD.
Wednesday Evening. April IL.

nsz~ws are glad 10 lcarn BY 7slesrsPA
that the Troy & Rutland Rail Rad bill
passed the Senate at Albany. yesterday --
AZ nc have before said. we regard this
projec, as one Of erca, Importance to Kat
land 90 Rutland County aud the cntiro Por
ton Of Western Vermont
We shall soon expect 10 see our Ben
nington and Whitehall friends moving IN
behalf Of the roads 50 interesting To them
and hope ere long to see Rutlasd stand, IN
regard TO Rail Roads-n she has always
stood 10 regard 10 9th or roadside central
point OF Western Vermont.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

FlTz GREEN HALLEcK, who has
been confined TO his bedroom for
some time by illness, is now Iaboring
under a deranged state of mind, Dor
'derlng on insanity. His physician
made affidavit Of the fact, and obtain.
ed a warrant to place the poet in n
Lunauc Asylum. His domestic rela-
tons have been of such a nature as TO
shut him ont from society for some
years.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
WHY you CAN'T 90 To California IN
BALLOON Professor MANI. h.. 49,

Why you CAN'T 90 To California TX
A BALLOON Professor Mapcs has been
Iec'uring before the Jersey city folks, eI-
planning why the mir line to California can.
not succeed. The reason consist, in The ma
'urc Of hydrogen gns, which isa huid so sub.
,ie, 'ha no substance, except vilri6ed sur
lace, has yet been found caplbe Of con6n-
Jog 1t. Thus hydrogen makes It's wav
through The walls OF a house as easily as II
nothing interviewed. THIS prOce. Of The
escape OF the gas goes on at a rspd rate,
even while the balloon is floating with the
WIND but 4 you oppose the motion OF The
balloon to the direction Of the wind, the es
cape OF the gns becomes accelerated from
me increased pressure. This is a formida.
Die difficulty TO steering The balloon.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
NV YoEK. S,tnrdnr AZ

The Steamer Cresceu, City arrived tbj.
morning At o'clock, from Chagres Oath Of
March Tier nrws'vas anticipated by The
Nonhernet except 90" Cap' Slodiard re.
ports lha, Valparaiso steamer brougb, a
million OF cold which lcG Cbacre, Tor In.
gland 10 The Brush Steamer MedNav.
Capt 5 reports 1900 passengers. in all
waiting passages Of Panama The Scan.
er Orrgon took only $50 one whale shin
wenl Toll, and others are expected 10 follow
The Crescent Cry made The run IN eight
days and 10 hours touching q, Havana
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

ADVERTISING. II is sad quite Of
ten, %, people do not read advertise
meuts DO theyl Here is case IN
point. Some friends Of ours who gave
rs TO understand, that they considered
our notions on this subject as little
better than moonshine, obstlnately re-
fused even TO give us the opportunity
TO prove the truth or lalslty of these
assertions consequently, in the kind
ness Of our heart, we gave them the
benefit Oft couple Of squares, free grn
It's, for nothing at ALL But it so hap
pened, whether designen'y or not we
will not say, that in drawing up the
advertisement we inserted some artl-
cles which were not upon their shelves.
The constant calls for these very
articles became so annoying after a
time, that we were requested to sup
press the advertisement. We did so,
of course; though we could see no
reason for suppressing a portion of n
column which nobody reads Cam
bridge Chronicle.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN CALGToR.
MA letter from on board steamship
California at Mazailnn Feb IS, says
l anticipate that there will be much ~
element and perhaps something more Sc.
i'ous' growing out Of the fact Of so many
foreigners gong to the place Gen. Smub
''go'hed TO those on board the steamer th,,
on Iheirafuval they would m, be allowed
10 90 on The public lands. They ar, cen.
crazy armed, aud ,hiok that some .er.ou,
work 0IIltako place between them and ,lg
American population
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

COMPLETION OF THE C.N.1 TIL
" s'nlmg'on News says thn,lhe Chesapeake
ana OHIO canal will be finished to Cum,
bertrand by the first day Of mex. November
according to conIruct-and by means ortbc
S%oo QUO guaranty Of Virginia. tho old nor.
non, IN The meaollme, will be put in perfec,
order Tor the immense business thar Is CON
templaled for it. WV
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

The reward of G20,0OO, is offered
by the British Government, to such
private ship or ships, of any country,
us shall be instrumental in rendering
efficient assistance 10 the Arctic Elk
petition under ihe command Of Sir
John Franklin, and in contributing to
eXtricate his ships from the ice
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

HMachiaveIi said he preferred
being sent into hell, after DEATH, than
TO paradise, because he should find
nothing in heaven but beggars, poor
monks, hermits and apostles; but in
in hell, he should live with popes, car
dInaIs, kings and princes.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

AN "OUTsIDE BARBARIAN" OFFENCE
The Hong Kong (Chinn) Register Of De
cember %, has the following, showing that
tho hallowed precincts oflho Celestial En-
pire have been again invaded by The for,
hidden footsteps ofnn outsider
About three weeks ago French pr.s
was conveyed to Ctnion by the Mandlrns,
having been brought from Thibct, where he
had resided six months previous to his seiz.
ure, though he has been about ten years in
the dlferen, provinces Of China. He has
been travelling by slow stages since April
last, aud has no complaint to make of his
treatment by the way.
HE has since come to Hong Kong for
the benefit Of his health, the Mandarins IN
wing agreed that the subject shall not be
considered as settled by his departure, bet
shall be left to be arranged by the Plen-
poIcnrOries Of The two countries
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

TARr.-Two men were conversinp
about the i'll hpmor Of their wives. All!
said one with sorrowful expression,
mine is Tartar
We'll replied the other, mine is
worse than all that mine is the Cream
of Tartar =
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

MrLAScnoLr. We learn by telegraph
that on Monday night IastK. Miss Caroline
Newton, Of Bennington, while in her sleep,
len the house Of her parents aud in at
tempting to cross river on log, lost her
balance, fell in and was drowned. She
was respectfully connected,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

A law has been passed by the Ohio Lo-
glsIature eKempting the homestead from
execution, not exceeding six hundred doI.
lars IN value, to take effect from and aftor
July noKt
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
LOSS OF THE ACADIA

The Niagara brings an account Of the loss
oil this msgni6 cent steamer Of 1900 tons.
lately taken from the route between Liverpool
and Boston and sold TO the German Confed-
Grafton for Government War Steamer
The Acadia steamed from the Mer,ey on
the morning Of Friday week, fully equipped
Tor the service In question, manned by a
crew Of sixty sesmen and officers, under the
command Of Captain Jackson, the Britannia
following last Sunday. The destination Of
both steamers was Bremen, and from the
time OF the steamers leaving the Morsey no
ildinPs were heard OF their progress until
the mail from Amsterdam announced the sad
misfortune subject Of this notice The
details Of The ships loss are exceedingly
meagre, although, from the source they were
received, no doubt can be entertained as to
the correctness Of The fact
1t appears that on the night Of Sunday,
the Acadia was steering along the coast Of
Holland. the weather being hazY. and the
wind somewhat boisierous from The north 49,
Towards midnight, from some unexplained
cause. tho ship struck with great force on
dangerous shoal, known as the outer bank oil
the Tefschelling All efforts TO get her of
proved unsvailiRE owing TO her continual
humping The remainder OF the night, she
quickly filled, and settled over on her broad
side. All hands, together with the represen-
ialives Of the German Confederation, who
were on board, were saved tut, from he
position Of the ship, 1t was apprehended that
she would become a complete loss. A por-
ton OF the crew reached Amsterdam by
Dutch vessel, and.the remainder, who had ia
ken refuge on board Of another vessel we're
expected there in few days. The ship and
her machinery, with steam engine OF 300
horse power, are estimated al nearly GlO0,-
600.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11
nay-A Firo occurred In Montpelier O

By-A Fire occurred in Montpelier on
Sunday Of last wcrk that for a time threat
ensd the destruction Of several buildings
The FIRE was first discovered in the Patriot
Ohce-the occupants OF which lost some
ss00-some other trifing losses occurred
to those occupying tho same and adjoining
buildings
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-11

ARKAS'As The wing papers coneeds
the election Of Roane, The democratic can,
dlda'e Tor Governor The New Orlsaos
Picayune has seen letter which slslss ,bs,
The whig candidate has been elected