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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
Impo, tant from chihuahua.

Texas, SAN ANroNIA DE BExAR,
Dec TO- 1913.
Iidtngs of Col. Hays-hnpmtant Discovery IF a
N,U Route to Chthuahua--.N Military M1tters,
&c., &c.
Though find myself at the extreme outpost of
civilization, yet frequently able to get hold Of
stray number of the Hsraid-whata glorious treat
it is, any one may imagine who hasbee compelled
TO depend upon the trash, in the shape OF newspa-
pers, published hereabouts, for information OF the
movements OF the more civilized world. Our po.
pulatlon is far from being so robberies and
sinallons are every day affairs; so much so, that
people take notice Of the matter without they
miss some OF their friends. This, you will ac-
knowledge, Is beautiful state of things. | can
say no more OF thus at pre- sent, but at ulure time
You shall hear more at length.
commenced this to inform you of the arrival Of
Col. Jack HAYS from PasO del NOrte. He has
succeeded III finding route direct to chihuahua.
which can with trlf1ing expense be equal to any
road through the country.
The cause of his long absence was the fault OF
the Indian guides whom he employed to direct him
through the mountains. who knew nothing what
ever Of the country. They led his party into the
mountains unnl their provisions were exhausted;
they Were compelled TO kill their mules for food,
and, finding no water, one man die d of starvation.
In this emergency, the gallant Colonel, VINO knows
no such word asfallure, took upon himself to guide
the party, and has succeeded to the utmost extent
OF his hopes Communicating with the people of
Chihuahua, Uhough he did not visit that place.)
they expressed the greatest icy at the prospect OF
direct route to the coast OF the Gull, aad sent
as a present, a splendid mule.
On his return, he met with parties OF Indians, and
having lost his horses, attacked and took cuff.
Gent number to mount the party, and also boy
who bad been taken in one of the savages' incur
sons into Tt Xas
The Colonel arrived here an hour since, looking
better than ever, and, hear, goes to Washington
Immediately.
ts'isjor Henry, Sd Infantry, and the +" Immortal
Bugoe" (the express man, are here; also Captain
Blake, I'd Dragons. have been here week.
In few days leave tor Austin, when you may
hear from me again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

The MYSTERY EXPLAINED. - We published in
our lsst sn arIce from the North Adams Tran
SCI ,pt, detailing the circumstances connected with
the arrival and death Of young lady at the house
OF DR.. Roberto, WIliamstown, Mass. We have
since learned several facts connected with the
matter, from a source we think enttled to credit,
explaining away all the mystery OF the occur
renee. The lady was Mes Cynthia b., an ac-
quaintaBce OF a certain tashi enable tradesman IN
Albany. She was taken i'll with what proved to
be the quick consumption, and was sent from this
eity by her Albany trend out to the hte oaks''
III WillIamsiowD, either to be cured, or for some
other pu,rose. The sufierings of the poor girl,
earned off TO die in that desolste place, mast have
been intense and horrible. The friend " who
put her under the care OF Dr. Roberts survives her,
bur may yet learn, as well as his victim, that the
way Of the transgressor Is hard Troy Posf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY The English news.
papers inform that by recent investigations
which have been carried op by the Royal Irish
Fisheries Company, it has been asceriained that
the Ne wfoundland fishing banks extend east ward
across the Atlantic to within 100 miles of the
coast Of Ireland, and that fish enough can be pro.
cured on that coast to supply all the markets 10
the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

liver poorsensip Lurops Mr. L, le Mrs Distin, Mir
OCon, OF Mis- Dttn Harris Nrs uaines. Mlis lady and
child NrC s,or .Mes~s Engl-h Hudson, Stewart
perjamr. Jr q Gibson. Powell. Dyney: Bsuck Bailey
Weston Dwn sss n, g Bbs. Sa9derson, Prof q
NeIntoth y Norris, u Hsrossa @ W Thonas r Sswas
Law Fnrte, Forester kiimwood, Ksser Miflkeu, J
Meisr Benny Osn. IN D,tp, Then Disip the we'll
talented performers the Fake HornT Mr. Klly MILFORD
e v KiLvet Coail, A sptkfy, Reed. Artchison,
Arct son Mr. Irsrsl, ard e,yact Mt Durand M Cabst
Brown, pge Nr Lehman Nr Long lr Berne Mr. 0s, DT
toht Bil.tk Asc,le, n H. mmib, Mr. CassnA
Baifs,- Efh ondrb, tuck. Ar bunk.
CsAt stbr sthslik Henry BuhrmAn Asd Mf HAyas
porrrpnsN shr r'vi7r- ~ WIN s,zpux. uQllaad; NaL
nsts LaAnersr, Germany, and u n sseonga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

stssmthp Europa fBr) Lott Liverpool via Bnisx, with
mdse. unaid Jr The News Boy boarded her at2 ~ Pd
tut,de tit Light -bip
Ship HAITI I'd sannerman Charleston days with cotton and
rice, / nu AN lin on
sip kdvins Te.t Rotterdam Wit. mds ITO Hurlbut Co.
Nov ~ passed Far Island ,n Fs al Islands xpeteced vsry
gale ~ nd ncing from Sc aud aierv ards owing
hon point ~ tho sustaining bot tie loss ~ tho
ps; tie gale lsssd the 20 snd Sd Dec Pa ssd the
b4lks Dpo 49, Nantpchet Shoals 25th the thip
wasbe bowo detained elieost sius with the oho
bssrd this Oh ainst the head
Ntepwsr slus rned considerable damarr. The rhlp
Cg..s1 rEatsr, PA-., 49, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
THE FIRES AND FALSE ALARMS IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, IN 1913.
The following Is accurate list Of the number Of
6rest nd false Hlarms for the year 1S35:-
False
-Mahipg total Of 42s ares and ITO false alarms The

Making total Of 42S Ores, and ITO false alarms The
damage buildings, stock, and furniture, as accu
rat.ly couio be ascsrtained. about $40 600.
There several very large couasgrations, where
large sDopDt OF property was destroyed and during
the thirteen p.rrons have been burned to de th
kl.d by the falling Of the walls Of burning
boildire or the whole number Of fires. about forty
were csussa by camphine lamps, aud one hundred
spd twenty by incendisriss The excess OF fires dur
ing 1Sas lssT 10 " false alarms The
exe. OF damage amounts 10 Sle4 600
For the safety Of the city against fire, there are
thu three engines forty hose carriages, eight
hocl ana trncks AM three hydrsnt sauies,
the whole Ct which worked BY 800 regular fire.
man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
MARITIME TELLIGEN q Il I.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWb NOTICE.
Commanders of vessele boun nd to this port will con-
fer favor upon by hsviog all psrosls papers and
reports. intended fer the Nep York Herald ready for
In m~date delivery to our news steamer, the News
Bow She viii board inward bou nd veceels Ia the vi
cipity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additions
favor by forwarding to the Herald. through the mail
otherwise, ship news or papers that he deemed
Of interest 70 the csmmunty We will gladly rscipro
cate the favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

The LARGEST BABy.--Mr. and Mrs Randall,
the celebrated Scotch giant and grantees, have re-
Gently had a son born TO them, at their residence,
near Mineral Point, WiscootiD, whose weight, at
shree days old, was twenfy-two poundsl THIS Is
their first child, and ", believe The first sue
eerfuI experiment, IN modern times, in the pro-
drc,,"r ~ a race Of granite. They dc great lh,ngs
- Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

GoLD.-Absolutely gold Is ~ carats. The gold
coin OF England Is an alloy OF ii parts gold and
29-40 sovereiqns. Our cold Gins contain II parts
pure gold and OF alloy composed OF silver and
copper. Our eagle contains go grains OF stand ard
gold, of which 2, i72 grains are pure gold and 22a
allov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

vyRA CRuz-Drs Ncunnpnar-Thos d coddeo, kishsxd
Roht rehead Ias law Concr Bradlsv John Aexander
Chas Updfe hat Norcross Loseph Bra ch Dewitt lam
ior, Rgtt iaw roocss Seth Orosver Or Muller,
Ia LesEmt mlt u the Le CaiioI MIA COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

On the 18th of January 184s the thermometer stood
at 50 which the coolest day OF the and Ave
degrees colder than any day Of l8 the coolest day OF
the latter being the 22d Of January whe the thsrmo
eter stood Mt 1872 The day Of the year 1S48
the 9th Of July when the thermometer stood At
800 which degree cooler than the warmast day
OF 1s47 the Thermometer having STOOD the 18th of
July, at o3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

MISSIONARIES TO CALIPoRNIA.--Rev Samuel H.
Wiley, OF Compton, N. H., and Rev w. Dor
Rlas, graduates Of ih. Union Theological Seminary
Of New Yok city, have gone out TO California,
under the patronage Of the American Home MIS-
sIonsry Society, one TO be settled ut Monterey.
ard The Olhcr II San F.gnclscp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

GEORGIA WrNEs- 1t is stated IN late Southern
paper that the culture OF the grape, and manutac-
ture II domestic wine, have been carried on in
Georgia, with great degree OF perseverance, Tor
more than twenty years. Wine making is now
conducted on large scale, and with much sue
cess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
g Massachusetts for Charleston. Was boarded by News

g for do Was boarded BY the News
Boy.
Isabe shipheard Jsnero Nov 10 with oon and
hides Mason sailed In with banks s OF
Bstmore Tor New nresnS Onx Boston for do PAnet OF
snd for New York; brx Ida PhiafephiS I'D lat % w. lon
500 exchanged signals with bark snopoed TO b. tho Bs
ION ~ days from New York. for acs; s,ms tim,
Wrhs VIII bark Indus r,m tio Baltimore and sn,se .,
on me zh 10 lat 50 Ion ~ has hal pilot on board
non seaman. died Of consumption, Just be-
Bsrh Mary ,ndett of wsc,ssett) Osg,od, Gllsyow
with mdsc 10 crosh,, Croker 3assstt The e
20 days Of the sats with co'f Us. gales
NOV has had pilot On bard days Was ,sd :. ~
Bark Baltic Saunders Savannah d,r Wit, ,o,,,, =, s,,'
Chairman Z 10 - "'en o'se'H' W 's"s'
Brig Leono,a Seton. wi'mi--- .,u Nc :. ,., ,,
OH Beswics Gonaivs IS DAYS wi.h mshos,ay. to
Rotsire. ~'' "' -"'e''' w
srhr theot Cole 6s'more DAYS with miss to johnson
10" d. w a risy iRht top tehr ash ora
Hereford Rec, Win spis furiei
shr Pnrs, Charleston days. with cotton and rice
Schr Fi"ries Corton Bltmore.
schr Eurineton. Tresthep. Portsmouth,. MI 10 days.
schr DART somtr Gays with cotton, to xeCseady.
Below.
D~!x -, from Madeira, 26days
Psektfhp Devonshir London barhs C,iae Harold Uvans
Anr,s. Miguelap. -; bg NslumYhar Vera Cruz; sclr
Wartaw New Oreans and Others.
The schr Nash from Savnnnah lately ashore
Bank has teen got III without d,mAe to the city
The plot boat see ,poks the bark B,rc,y (whr,
from the Pacific bound New London and pilot
Mary reported In Sundays Herald tho News Boy
should be Mary Perkins
Drcrmsxn sl-wind At SUNRISE wsw meridian. "; sunset
NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

Meteorological Table for the Y~arIs4s.
The following is a table showi3g the range Of the
Thermometer in Wall street for tne frst, middle and
last day ofeach moath Of the year lsls in
with the year 1Si7:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
Movements OF individuals.

The following among the arrivals yesterday -
As1ok-G Tur~li, Boston; s Bates, ditto J. w
Tur,is II & Martinez; w Essex. st. Louis: l. Liveser
u - H. King, Georgia; Z. Carpenter, Philadslphia
w Stewart. Amsterdam; j Cadwslader, Philsdslphis
s,tts AMEsIcAS-S A. Hamilton, Ireland Ed
Nicolss u s ship savannah e. Tsmsworth, ditto
d Wall, ditto; T.. r Reddy, U. s. Artillery; Lieut.
NicoIe u s. IIowARp-Georze Yellott, Wash
ipe ton Hon. Jos Tobias, Port Jarvis; c. II. Ball
ditto; ID Parker, Baltimore Ed Blackburn, Ph'ia-
drphia; G. ii. Bancroft, Kentucky; j. Geugun, ditto
Iny,na HousE (Howard's)-F Newton, Boston; Lieut.
Foot u. s. N PHI Morris England; Hon Z Corning
Albany; + II. Dale. Calcutta; 4. Evans, London
C. Stewart. u s. A.; J Williamson. Cauads; c.
sanford Pbiisds,phis; &. Moore. u s. Surveying De-
psrtment;J Prtchard, Porto Rioo c. Hudson, u s. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

Majority Of males, T94
The mortality of the city during thu past year,
less than that Of 1s47 by $751; though greater than
anv oh er previous year.
The following is a correct table Of comparison Of
deaths Fl ON 1910 to 1S4S, inclusive with the ratio
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Noes Brown Hall. Providence.
Snsrellane0us.
s,r i1Snos ss-s went ashore on Cayo
sp RALro Orleans Boston. came ont of dock
j. tire on her which she went
ashore Of wedoesi,y nsh near Pses'snd
be saved Vessel injured in Portland cs.on Another &C
S,nnt Gays ss was with her insured the hna od
or prof RI. vessel pit hs Team Office This GOOD
with wen, bsass III s1 :no.
storm and will he total loss with her Crew ssved
scHR NOVEMBER wood from Nedford 18th ul. for Will
m,ngton Nc bnt back in consequence losing boat
Loaf, seaman named washinston was drowned. . "'
LAu,cnsp-At Portsmouth, 2sh ult ship Jersey, sslem
scnR BROWN schooner supposed the W Brown, wa
sfsn as " ass" % n SSD Of s On n1 ny h
ashore with part Of her sails supposed
Sid from Zanzibar Sept 49, bark Un,od stcel Smith. West
TIE Exchange. at Rio, al 9en sp and 80 right
Spoken.
Ship Martha Washington, da, Mobile for Liverpool Dec
Ariss Proctor f,om Manila Boston, Nov e. lat SIS
A5s IN, Green 9 from New York for Rio
lat - 2S n, Ion 65 IS
Foreign Ports.
Co AvEs Dec scnr Rnrpsdos Rogers for davr
brig RIPLEY, lh,l As Tor Liverpool iush Jan. SID sh, brig
"nnceI.,, .or c"sun ,,,,. 49,.
~ t"so" ,e-tn poss snip Francs Cor
th.S ~ ~, o'' s'ic ny .ark SIM nicnsrdson,
81 ., I'm IN. r u" rug A"'h LoVet' or Ststes
az ne, q, ,s or or " IVY, IT,,
10 osE ~ M .' e,ah,ey rev lors onyx Harding.
1s,h bn,h ssrst ~ H. ns. rs ,ah snnssA rnsas
i"so o'k arh. ro"Fr ~" per umoIe tohr hor.is jones'
Aea; I'm hrg % re- VOL sr charleston; 1851 brig Al
Rver p,a,s p,, o "a na .a ' rr,n. h1wmna'
"'e' D""' "oS' "o o1uoe' iie' hamiitons naIett
bcstcn s.,,
eophrosia resoody Ior SALEM ABOUT
~oo"!@ u, So
p.... "a, NJ sA'''.o or s~s 49,.
Deo 60 rr schr vfeinna TnlTef hoo.ie; on
Hoha"y nrs pr htchcocH Ewe Noroik Cid schr Alwyns
bcnI. hbtNeIP.o c,,,r
,,;s t,r 70 oarh fedemonte basdeu Jr Cardsuase
IAN Eyr. schr kosalti o. Skinner 50 rhomas
Ph,.dpta iras Six nrber nso Hprn Keynoid' 6axsrs
's $1,000, q ore o0d ne ': ~ s.; -, ,.w
yann via V.v VS., .h,r 49,. "aI ""'irnss ~
Nan. VIA 10y "oss snip aren't brl AulS London:
VT. ~ ~ I,'sna vco ndnn' SrAve9 new
p 90 ~ ~ "ssoo orps otray TAFT nowrys
'" vi, ~ oi.on. osmots; he0m toldosl.
R.r,s ". ma sw ~ .n N.Y. 'Vues. i>ew Ioss ueery
"a. o.; a., 80 ~ A,uirS aunms, rheoe.
ts.J. Mil .,n. ns '1s. ruu' Nsw CRY Catks
po,r, -. ,,' ,,' U'v AsouI noWianu' Eox1uges
T.Y,' RE- NJ 20 az, A,s Tal..so. N,.,..., ,,u
ma,s 17,h go w s Ncacrs9n, na,s,-
Pm u. 90. NJ. 90 r. ,.. 49,. ~ r. y,,,,,,
rrrairnr - xs,as, - a Wy or .AoeiPna; sons
me D.c n, -, ~ ~, ~ e s 49,, ~. nvssgn'
49,, H. ", o. -, ,;"y D. ,. ID, leH
anIv;n Daa. - ~. o"p us"i., ,sn IN peuass lros
an ihf % r W" Nv scns lnroa Hater noa
IT,. W. az r, VT W. 'm r n ore ans De9 ne
J,n 80 Sims .e ~ ~, ~ Ip1su, us, I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

At Brooklyn, Dec. olst, sy the Rev. B. C. Cutler,
MIR CuAs HooeHKERK. OF Bridgeport, Coan, 10
Miss RUTH AsNA GnKs, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
he Mortality ofNew York city for the Year

The following is correct report of all tho deaths
which occurred in the city during the year 1S48,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

.os Bars Jonn Aaoay. for Malta Nov 20 Ia. Il,
., E sss . ", DIX. fr Palermo for Pc
HSN' iors -.smouts Nsv 49, LAT
Dssa ,g r. ,'nm Liverpool for New York,
."'s Sr AoFsus from New York. fs- oosnburz. Dec IT,
IS 81. !. y.para,o Lockwood from NV York. Nov zu4N
Fl: ys.. ;, Hsnton from New Yos,r sydney So lat
>, WA % !, e ship saN of Bsdr Is lat
ir.h'as tw,a, avei sydney L tn n.y hoard
IS Roger. usss Is m.: oo 50 S.'sS
% % $50 s 1 sv aSas Z; Ss
$50 tp since j. wig sydney; ncs blast.
Lord Liverpool sr sasiSa With less o. mas
.ad %sstoTas. ssaker "d sais and . casks water
wind The amr'ic,n h,k a.orosts Jones hence % tsrar
M ; s ss S s TSss from
s st's Of ne ~eahsr sey to hs.ouc wrsc s,vsd
car Rock; has, 'ss.m wreck and likely
tmo'e Liverpool oaay with loss of rudder bboom mrsn-
sur GrsrnAn w.smsorov Lore. from Rotterdam for New
York los, ai,ysrd put into The Downs the is
Carr Nv @-rhe An, thrs, Of Ysrnou.h. Ms hence
e the s IN and lay bss " contact with tho
Crxs'vs~ II The .mh'rk Us nah sprasne; I2h bark
L n H.r ling f.m amtus for St Tomas, anchored in the
rosrcAI Dee tTh Amerc,n b, Lincoln IS chartered to
7o tho 's'ey ieced of the
'olaw; this is not Gs a head
DIAL DEC THE .meriasn hurqne ra,hers BAXTER
ard Is expected to set ~. wing trio weather being
S o~. ws u.s. s ' , and |: aSSSs
with ts Of ream nd part warp the has sustained
sTrarent damage.
Duw",rK Nov ae-rhe Tnresse from Iaruaa for Tam.
ursh Vic. rn On the nls on 4I inst has heen got off aud
FALMouyH DecG-put in. the Norwegian bark Norge Iyde
from Cafih Tor Boon bore from Int 62 ~ Ion y W. "a
discharge -
Grpr-rrrc Tee p The brig Fame is chartered for
York, at 81 p y fon for iron.
CnErSocK. Dec THE Adam Carr Craig for New York. put
s o %" Tx ne "i Sa. Gs No
sN evils SAILED from this port the tth Nov for York,
in rurcare which iv hours on the nj ht Of
ve 2th Nov I'D ohn fen oycrs. ard from
the ysrd and tie Elijah Swift sad had
westerly gales for the last fortnight.
KuHrs' TEES The Aptop. Bake from limerick to New
pa" nd .ert ON in Canrn BAGS ias o.
ected VII he ct IN without damaye sih the Apthap
BEEN got off without damage and snow in FArbcck Eoada
LIVERPOOL. Dec l. The LYNDON brig OF New York, with bot,
;tIs 1crr Nv II. ar here 4th-fhs s,tso Of
s lar ded I'd inst about s, bales Of cotton, which
s % SYo @ Dab ,s 1
Smith here fr Nors'-s 'hat Is, inst
Merchant ara fo virria' with loss Of buwsrs sails DC
la 20 . s Ri s r. CO.. at e. ssS a, &
At fshont go 'oos wih high poop and head.
norv 0sois srrssi hove from Montreal TIL, Welaa for
"a.es has pa, ha~s ~h rgrry and bnlv,-ss av
io he rrs ,sss Win 'os Of srosard d Charles
ln,sIeN pen-i,. 'a,Ah Jaek.on BaYard. from New
e's we've m"sh biud snd msn aud mssnmasts wers OBJ.
souru so,onsn.v TIE American bark Jshn Carver
~ driven share the ea,t side Of widswaii
,oor sfrwmds makiag water with nsok Of rudder
lJolen
wym'urH, D.csTn cortland Roads the American ships
ruchess Of zen aehadsor Havrs All we aad In
drrnder'e prdh from London; both for NYor latter land.
voyage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
70 the Editors of'the Enquirer.

To the Editors ofthe Enquirer o
WAsHIseroS D. c., 9Th Dec, ls49
There is no land yet in sight in Congress. Upwards OF
one dozen ballots been had and Speaker
Mr. Cobb will not be elected now-Mr Winthrop cannot be-
1t is impossible say who will have understood that
cssrs Morton and Raymond of the Virginia delegation say
they will vote for Mr. Mcdowell, if nominated. Why
not try him. thenl There is little reliance TO be placed
Wing declarations that have but small faith in their pro-
misses Yet if they prefer Governor Mcdowell, put him
afoat The Wings are speaking OF Mr. Vinon TINS
evening" but that is they will adhere TO Winthrop
throughout the contest Nh S1Oo is oil lew EH es ana
spoken of this evening" among the Democratic party as one
that will eventually be supported-that is in case Mr. Cobb
is withdrawn If there is compromise concession
there will be no Speaker this side of years day
which will be grevous SIM on the part OF the minority who
controls and prevents the election OF Speaker and
causes delay in the public business
There should be rule drop the lowest candidate ballot
ed for and the would then be brought to close
but as is present. the House may ballot or vote ad mn
mum and no result, or crmna ton OF their labor
The Postmaster Generals report is published and how II
,ecame published, is not exactly known, although OF
Inc Sun saws that he sends il for publication. This is
lew move by Mr. Collamcr in sending his Report his
political favores. If the Sun OF Baltimore, is neutral
Taylor paper and stands up for Old lack and his nred
cabinet in all things do not think sits political neutrality
should be favored the of the Congress of the IT,
States. But so wo go.
T Some portion of the estimates Of the Secretary of the
Treasury are also published and this too before Congress is
,rpanized and you be surprised if the Message of
lhc President should the light in New York, in the
same way should the House fail organize in few days
ISuch VIII be the iact, nave TO
rc managed here BY the discreet of the administration the
hing might done well Others that bound
o see the light rs well as the message.
Mr. Webb of New York has gone his mission, TO the
buchers of Austria find that many of the members are
inaned 10 abolish all intercourse with that government
weld be well have done speedily; for Mr.. Webb is not
tbeman that should represent Americans abroad when ne
noa representative of Americans at home man, that is
pirchased beer of his counirymen should not rep
resent or republican standard in any cline country
Th Senate will do well TO stop him at once and the House
vii do better by refusing any appropriation whatever to
hon any Intercourse with the tyrant of Austria.
Yorns JACOB Faithful, Jr.
p S-Te Presidents message makes eight columns Of
the of the Republic Pretty good length but can
not say ANYTHING of the substance. }. r., Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
rRIPIfrE nE RESpECT.

The death of LASopoN c. TAYLOR, Of James City County,
Virginia late student in the Medical Department of Har
den Sydney College, having been announced Friday e
goth of November the lectures Immediately suspencea
by the Faculty until Monday following.
At meeting the Students held in the Chemical Ha Oh
Friday evening" Mr.. William J. Waller of williamsburg
was called the Chair and A. S. McRac of Powhatan az
pointed Secretary.
committee consisting of Messrs Alfred b. Tucker, Cor
c. Broadus Ro. " Gordon, Henry Morgan and Qun'u'
Snead appointed draft resolutions suitable TO the oe
casion and having discharged this duty, they reportS
through their Chairman Mr. Tucker the following which
unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved That in the death Of young friend Lang
don c. Taylor have lost companion who, by ms Ain
and courteous department, hearts, and by MS ~
Tents and diligence the pursuit of knowledge gave pro
of future usefulness and distinction in the profession Of ~
choice .h.
q Resolved That we do deeply sympathse WIN 10.
mother and friends of the deceased and offer them our "
cere coincidence in this sad bereavement NJ
g. Resolved That mark of respect for the memo. ~
our young friend, will the usual badge OF h'o'
ing for the space Of thirty days. ,r,
l. Resolved That WILL in body, attend me le ,hat
Of the deceased the boat tomorrow morning. an. our
Messrs Walden and Jones be appointed committee ~
behalf 10 accompany them their final resting pace ,n.
S. Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions oe
mitted 10 the mother of the deceased. IN. ,e,, be
g. Resolved That the Richmond and No'0A psr>
requested to publish these proceedings. c..rnau.
w. JONES WALLER, Cha''''A
A. SyDsEY McRAE, Secretary