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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY 7EIEcRRPA 10 TIE Ntw.YOaK TRIBUNE,
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIVES at Newcastle. Delaware.
'''~ PalIiDrrrsr.. s.urc.y. Ms,h IS: Pm

PHiLbDFLPafA. Saturday. March -. ! NJ
We have received Information q steamboat
,to,,oo ~ Sswcsslr Delaware tis forenoon atsntef
-, 80 cO.segsences The steamer CAi,On bust Der
,o''e, tflu, Maasn Foster. Porter, fireman AZ
-. ding seversl Ofhef persons severely.
TIE CBnon rad jet undergone thorough repars Tue
i-cv.g rsrf VI her tuaer entirely lew, having had
ses,o h - ONLY Gree before o-t-y AID e. cprng he tina
a.. verercsv sac ief salem ~ hefpsst OcOck % :
A. ,tfny AID srrysd a. Newcastle quarter Tn
Dsip. 10 lynx ~ the wsy al he harf some diff
etfy occurred N ardng when The blowing out ~ stay
lt. produced The c6.sntOTs crc1rnsances. The escap
am al rushed s sracng ;~O persons Ia The gal
nav I'D ihee of-s who .1 be eIciteneGi lst m "a
lola Tie lr-.r4a vaH ,r. n The teTOon- The engi-
nser stood iio euile ~9s rot ig'1ref rOf any o.
IL pe,so-s sil1c4Ds M REQ .a.sy over The boiler
81 FOs'-r. the fireman industrious ceservl1 z
yoU ne man md leaves e and family sssn 81 O.
t1,n. Ion ernafcr HlJ repaired tho boiler. Vas lady
.cd or man, fesdsnt of Pn-sde ghs .Tes very
fev.fslf -r1'd l l3e asLd. AID face NJ Mars o.
p~.urare CITY. ssrs hscr tczaet and 40 Oter per.Ol
settv b. ulrirey CIR ;hsir tsnds ~iu he $50 ~
( AT "a breaking out u fle fsOon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Sentence Of Pearson, the Murder.

BOsrON saturdsv. March
Pearson the murderer u he wife and children,
vas today ssn,erced 10 fung AfeT ne sentence bad
been pros ouDced .e-,.s 81 10 taDri he Jt1Sss pro
testing is innocence
When tsEcd n 20 hao anf hing % ga My s-tercs u.
aeath sbOud no. 10 yrOlCulCe replied - he ioowirs
ircOhsreDf wo.e-
"Wei should IKE one ming that Is 20 hsve M wife
and chil.ren brOUsn here, h4r might see Lhein an
Wheeler they are deceased or D. NpuJ say Ill - lar
a. hurting item 20 13iknov. hly wife on enid won
no, sil 10 my hOu Now who Is innocent
10 the great question That leave ny life IN your hsncs
.a.nk . about What have To- ssy7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
NayisaaIep Of The st. Lawrence -sioHd"' in

COZ az Corresn0nde1es Ct Tie Ir-5unc
aAsaIss-us. Saturday, NsfcA -. 81
Toe Legislature Il p" soonsn las ssssd Oon'
Isl 20 obtsis f1r tie L : trade and shipping the
',ee ps.igstoa OF the =. LsTrsrce- Tbs IL the
So, s,.,a TIA. bs, made that request. doubt
,s-etbe- 4 xil be eLsLy obtained. A receat lead
sr o. surs sets small Vslue upon r.
TIE second three months Of the sesTion con
rs,c,, % Monday, viii NJ CArHorSs speech
o. slavery % Dc read b. N. BCrLER IN sslsis.-
II the Hoase NJ sAcEErT Of y Y has the hoo'
49, srh'ar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Anoiber Murderer Arre.ted.

Johu Parq1al was arrested Iu Cha-lestown y
oty for poisoning Ms James Rose with arsenic lie had
worked for Mr and NJ Jane. ROse three years
Lost Summer MIR Rose died sOodsay, and three weeks
sgo Mrs Rose also died.
lsr Nh
ltis vel Known that Dr. jackson has detected large
quantities II arsenic In TIE stomach &c Of The deceased
ms fact IN with the purchase 81 that artce by
Pa,qun and to opportunity which ne had for dong Tho
teed led ID UIr errf.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
IN. PIlt.burgh ruddIer- Routed by Female..


Tecgrarhc Correspondence Of the baltimore sun
Pi1TsfC RCn March Z. 1851.
About eleven O'Clock thus morning one hundred
feusc. fraer curious bu despetchl entered
Graf Lindsey Co.'S rolling mil. In he Fith ward, md
drove out tho eastern ~ -rs who working a. lower
wages They then went i1 anoer mil, but the lords o
creation proved more courageous and stood their ground
frufe hoyserer. TWO 81 t ponce were
,gaiy io'ured The Mayor soon arrived ana tnr fr a.
safsns home TIC ms viii all he in operation agan
T. morrow.
I'VE hardly know wn,t TO think n the above dispach
BAT dimo i shows a, me females Of Pittsburgh are o.e
ally resu.lle-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

Tie sales - cotton to-day 29 bales shade ess
o. prices Dealers awaiting the recei q ~ The America
neHs. EEw ORLrANs Fec =, 1880 TIE sdviees - ne
America have jgst 70 hand, and have unset ~ 5ls
i8ess cOfry e-Iv klcr continues fcarc@ prime m ..
sfescg, ~. gar unchanged NEg OzLCANs feb 2.
1870 The sgyces by tie America came n hzSd yese-dsy
The wives reing down prevented 70 from receiving then
Tie beng contrary 70 wis. p1ct-i,
caused immediate decline ~ The cotton srSei " one
Ggser u cent with of 1850 tales ml3dang 41oied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

Also reported progress on the b Tor the rssf O., Mar
= FlWsrts.
The same Committee. ~ McLr.s in tse C1as, uatsei
me biz mskr Appr1pr srOns - ~ - vincent Orphan
Asylum IN ~ CIV Il bsuv; and the ROrsl Cahoc o..
pian ~ q tie City II Bro0A a. ordered 20 r5
resfirR
NoTfCrs ~ Bills
hr RAfA5SD CAV. notice of Dl % recl.Se ne Anna.
Report n kafoso Companies 20 he made 10 he sie r.
Rinref Or Surveyor.
Mf o. ALLEx, BIZ 70 remove obsr1crons 70 Bsck
hocS Htrb0r Adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

= Hoe EDWARD GLsERrr Ecitor Of toe Ara
CaIsoTr e. b 0rH-ry appreUee sua ,0orrsynsa
gili-f AauJ Vhca CT! r N 'e;se ran sgo a. vO-
=rasz Il CT ssvsns0as regiment ard ass ast rssFrsS
mar q snp3e properry sd a N-rber q Cages sss
e.en u-gsucy invited ~ .Tge rus~r x o' resp ee'
BE e-zsrs q LAZY, vi-t0Gi tsineron Of fsly 70 ns
~. In Pasle D.ner with Dc has coass7st - - >
s,us f-,.rs say 8r GusEKT y0zHk Ia. q i--asu
uocesty, G,d sler1rg ~orth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON
The Bi.sell and Davi. Daei.

Corfesporcsrre Of TIE Tribune.
wasryCTov Friday Marc D.
The iaci, ia tbs case As an vel. informed s-e
tlesc
Alter BlnELI speech DAVIS wrote lin .ei'er
asking whether be Lai said anything der5eatory 10
iaa honor Of the Mississippi. Regiment
BlssiiL replied stating what he hsi 'aid y b
VA, of ccerse simple federation u The language
o BIS speech.
These two .e:ters are those si'cl Aa.e sIlce
been published ~ Messn IysE sai SHlrl1s
DAVIS then wrote second letter, demanding
further explanations
BIssEIL replied, declining to rive any, snd refer
rag Col DAVIS 70 Gen SHIELDS as tie channel for
s. other communications
Hsrour01 due. was arrange! v 81 ~ s.e.s 81
"a -tv PAGES. not fifteen 50 hos been reported
TITS the Presideni--the fa'her-in az q DAVIS
n-sr3 u ard he got ogt warrsn. o. stop tho PRO
- ines
TINS made j. necessary 90 seft.e ne mater
peace ably Int BIssELL was s,if aut refused 70
rtract or apologize ior tnythi.7 IL vas tnai'y
arranged BY the seconds Withdrawing tho second
pnO shing the other two .or the enlightenment Of
Tie public and the satisfaction Of Mississippi honor
And on that basis the parties were reconci'ed. at
east 10 degree sufficient - preclude any further
necessity 'Jr one shooting the O.he-
Il j. N 1ghi here that the ant Slavery interest
his lot oIt anything by TINS operst m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

~Lasp RLToRx There was a zatissFasg d cif
r-,s At eyes1g Ts1aary Hal 70 help % ~ g-ssI
caesdoa q Lad RstDrm' al z1f1resss-L
81 I've o. sabsasee q - sDsecaes "a ~ fs<eer,Sos
-chs zee. usaer u sci rlArestors ss4t PfsT -
srowr-" lC1Nl1efS-@ M
- VII Tie COznaelsl Be COED eooass 20
tel Is hOz rs sabisct matter became Esl
xroyp 70 lls readsrsi as.sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Robbery Of the BOSTON MniI.

BosroS, Saturday. MNcI =, 1880.
The mad from the South On the way 10 Boston
TODAY wss robued all the letters for This city The door
on ca . said 10 have been iefi unlocked
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,sy srw.TORE DAILY TRIBUNE 10 PvsLIsHLo
IvERI aoRsISG lsUEDlTs E1cEP1ED'
AZ The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
ard Nassau streets, opposite the CITY HAM,
.pd DE- rered % y suAscrbers Of IL; cents per week
or when the refer they pay "a edvsce a. ne Dess
for ~ mon year Inc sane fsie shSs COPE.
Two Ceris Msl subserb-Ss I've Do srs Per .nr7in N
.svsrre sst.r-itr0rs ,sken for SIX months Kof ARE
mons a - Three Do .s n advance required - q e1-
ehA. yes sa Coucfry Neysspspers DAy pap~s recs =
th- Office, Wh-le tefns az higher iAI sDos' oi ~
frI'flra ore rcf ~ any dHereuce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

WIN the North Cave 10 rs Usual Nv heeilnR
Bridge Case-LRw Reform, by Congress,
&c.-The Customs-Power Of the Press
speeches-Ancient Kings and
Modern Scnators-sinve-C hGsing in the Red
-ea-Jeferson. Pharaoh. and Albert j..
Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

ST. DAyiD's FEsrTvAL,--The National Festival
u hs 81 paFid's Beoevoen Society ned ct ne Col
.slu Broadway On FRIDAY evening. Dnsis's Bsn1 sotsr
sisea me ssssmenng COMPANY Win music for hsae<I
P.0E1szsfs Concert Some tbrse kunsrot persDus 1sa
proceeded % n srge Dining Saloon. wbsrs bossafsi
"a well zoS0p fspaSt had bsen provided ADple j1sucs
lasinz been docs 70 ia Jadge EDwAsDs who ms coo'
,-ed % AZ - Pfesidenl Ia tho sbsenes Of Dsvt Coz
Ten PTesden, Of ZOE society," and rsarnsd bic anss
~ The hoae- eoussrrsd apon him BY re isvtaAs9a 10
Pre.iaenf lie RAT Ia hs hand iessr ron ~ ca
len sIssz ts4i domestic seto1 was ~ reason OF 30
.bsenes Judge said thoggh he regretted ne sSScs o.
u, ,snA be- eogH 40, bat b gTstefsl Or IL oPp0rariT
7. ssorded HIN u seeing asssbIsd &c nea ana N'aAs
u WA. who had .ogssta hone ness snorss 70 sss
IA bry usrs possansdfgl Of boss o. thssf e01Hlrynsa
. 10 hem ssr lss hs7tsg hsod Of charity, snc ihsi
- -. ,asv 20 r..pocd the esl has been sad 1Af
ma tc.eh Of synzpslAy mzks< ns whole ~ofT an, 40
,.s,,,,e or loss who u ktDdfed 70 trs-
-, ,xs,fsr hoS naeh Of aoss bora % he sane
81 ,5eaklng he baggage. loosng upon ~ ssTs
sos.nsias s,euinz % b. 1vse, worstirins 81 ~
sse al1.ri A.. glad o<e Who have soosd ksus
ere laying .ses al minor eonsssrs,toss ord oaiog 10
csh~r - .KleB1 ne had u fnsndship and hsp eses
,-r ia nc WON ofehssy sss 700, Eas 10 women Sf
Wsss are here AID nat bensTossnos vhes sniisn 10
ran IA "a. favor, mos. s1eessd De yogsg s..ass - Z
Sesafy : ere Ard he kice esl1fsn Of Cssor@ prsss
1sys be~n Dsooshi here % kese 10 - ss, y. =
cVe yoa IL ffst regular ssonnent, 49,.
Iz<Dsyws soaf ssn1'rA q es ~ go 49,
- ~ wn.u. AA.ssy x..~ LIsA. k.'sH.A .sd 'ss'
- 49, q, ,,o0oss shs sseori toast he President
nsgss1 iss ks wos1 Oeest pane hsh q Ins .ssce,s
oss of sts eorrpany present sane c'nnsesd VIII d
sss.-Ts - = s.,'sy. soa.sss s.s 80
a. =. . osr szsss '..s - I. 80 1885,
esss<sss = sssresss s1.s.sss p eo>
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: = : :

Philadelphia ira, ~esr snc g he cogt ut site4d
Tu0Nls JrrTIEs3v vote them 6 SLOWS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21


Tine edi'0.'' 'H7 paper -t il'i '''} f'
ceFed from o' copy q Nr " 'ii''7 l'.''
with letter e"s'"'''' g N' .''i''a'' "''i l.''
a' u was N' ''"' '.'''' ''' mum ''''','' 20
Themselves th'l i'''a''e' % TO ANN. J" 'n'
s"ef "' "''' '' f'.4.'..'' "' I'f'ai"'1 '''i'
copy 81 iAe -p'''' % Har-N"n nnd i'iai D
''n'''"'a ne -''' '.''.f '' mentioned. We
nave n' ~ '''''''''4 WIN ''' ''A''''' '"''
having had 10 ''ea'.''' never wrote 70 "'" -
Cur iir
'N'' WE presume "'' '''''''''u ~ - '''' 80.
- ivy '''''." 60 y. ''''o.''..'i N'''" enc %
''' ,'"'t' = ll' ~ ~ ~ D'N''nl l'''f'
70 '"ona' ~ h'h'"i' 90 '''-'anf'' certainly
'''} proper i'i'''-s' To- ''i'nl "eaef"
Houston.
hf' q. = against TIE South while Nf. '-s
on the side d iAc South. ODe IS irne 20 bl.
trust a"d iae other is @ traitor 20 tAe State
winch honof'a hm wih distinguished position.
bai noi "ein9 ahlr Themselves Go write 'te
kifd aid Of q correspondent BIAS been called 'n.
Does he a'iemp 70 daiead GeaeaI lloHoa
against The charges Nash have ben 800 ed
against BAN 30. haes be answer oHr ar.Iele
against The III Iaai Hrai Z teralu', 81
'ha' was bis ih'eni'aa be Al-, Ve uauN wde'y
missed 'he marx As usual v.'h tlo,e wao
attempt - defend Deae'al Houston, le H,- to
ue Texas wars WHIST aa'e tHaY 20 Do pfA
Tie uencrai'a Oregon vote Do they atr hlm
an immunity to act o. BE- pea.s.t II So. De- il
the die.alor and not tae representative. ct
Texas.
The correspondent canno, see how one can
be guilty 4 Alschooi by a-siu- question
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

article woni,l save the south millio,.
annun, by being her own nanns =
lherc Is not an trticle made at the "
which cannot BE- manufactured Oh. N-
The South. Her mountain rance arT
calculated for grazing She IAN
enough to- supply the wooden r,annc,-'~ w.
with al theS require to make clos n
home consumption. For furniur. n 4
V"ud for all these purposes. In Nd
hlatk walnut j. higher Il m mahoc.' y
the south II Is cheaper than pine. 81 i
manufacturers of carriages. and 49,.
every Article necessary 10 finish Il.
,t,lr cgua' - The North. She o..
tho leather hr needs. for bark !. a -"
than az thu North, aud cattle are -
artisans would cro'ed so the SOL
there they would hud cmlroymep, w.
cquatc compensation. Her ports wo1,
hIled with >lfp' OF her own. and bo, !.
Woull hr with al the .orli; f., i.
dure- what other countries need a,d
have. ~br would have solrce, of -.
fir superior 20 the Northern rep,,A.
il the free states should keep topal
ono republic; for then, her reyenno
be spent ia her own borders. vbs,
even under the Federal Goyrrpp,.,,,
estls administered the slave STATE, en-
ute 'r more towards the .upport n
fIon than the fifteen free stat. n
ullllnu. are drawn forever fr,,,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

llARp 70 toNuNcg. q g. Brown.
son saws. 10 the laei number Of hi. r..
view, Nat e ssh be- hard To convince
him tha, \ichoa- % Ru. ia is not u bet.
ter man tIan Joseph Nalliui. liayuau bet.
ter fiend Of the people ,han the weak and
whispering hossu,h. or that Prince Meter.
nir', ha- not donc more ior real liberty aud
the wcllbre 81 the people Of Europe during
tho lri ihif;s .ear- ihan has hcru done by
al yourHhefa from Hampton to VI Proud
huu
IN London There about 10000 ch'dron
regularly under training to crime 30.00Ot
thieves. TOGO receivers Of tolen goods
$4,000 persons picked up 10 q state o.
drunkenness, $1,000 habiiual gin drinkers
aad 10000 of both scNo, leading ana ahan
d5noi lie
DsuNtoN Al rur \onrn. The Boston
{ 9.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21
Corsross--Compromisos

.i s uworrd thrf. la- hrsna -flu
tbe., esai. m.a 40 d,r .'H'hr question
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-21
NEW YORK ABOLITION MERCHANTS.
A CARD.


HAVING been informed that report, orgiuaaing with
ewspaper published in this sty to the effect that
Abotonists and supporters of papers advocating Abolition
doctrines &c has been put in circulation in the Southern
States deem proper state that said is UT
TERLY FALSE, and without foundation.
Neither member Of firm has any Ranig torsardS
or sympates rv1th, .46oiHoism its advocates, and
yer had; b, on the contrary, sanch sxpporrs Of the
Constitution and LGrvs Of the country, and OPPOSED 10 any
reobeing Of further agitation ipo the sutie0t Of sSapery
We respectfully request all papers which have given
rency said report to do justice and
and contradict the same.
PERKINS, WARREN, & CO.,
Late Dennis, Perkins, 81 Coy
SO, Broadway, New York.
NEW YoRk, NovEMp Err IS, 1885, dec rs
DENsIONs AND BOUNTY LAND OBTAINED
tor the officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary war;
their legal representatives.
Pensions for life the widows such officers and soldiers
who married previous to 1900.
children Of deceased officers and prvae served in the
of 1919 with Great Britain the Mexican war; any
OF the Indian Stree 1890.
Attention paid to suspended and rejected claims.
Terms moderate where the claim established otherwise
no charge.
Communications addressed the subscriber Washington,
d. G., will receive prompt attention
NJ. THOMPSON,
Commissioner of Deeds for North and South Carolina.
Refer to the Heads Departments and members Of Con-
gress generally. oct 5-cpwt
A TEALHER WANTED, to take charge Of q small
school in private family who furnish unaues-
onable testimonials Of high moral character and of compe
ency teach the Latin and French languages the higher
branches of Mathematics and all the elementary branches OF
a thorough English education. JAS. w. FOSTER,
dec le-4tcp
SPILL NDID SCHEMES
,.., FOR JANUARY, 1861.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-21

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages
the splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt
attention. and official account Of each drawing sent imme
aately after Il is over to all who order from u.s.
Address ]. g. G. MAURY, Agents,
dec q Alexandria, Va.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-21

Lieut.. WHIPrLE United States Army, sc.
This is the in which the affairs Of this commission
were conducted in Panama. manner that is mildly charac
terized when we call it bung'ing.
Col Weller, however, in his proper person, reached
San Diego and the Mexican commissioner there He
remained till the 18th Of August, during which time 1t does
appear that any thing done and then set out for san
Francisco son business He absent far as appears
by the papers, until about the 4th of October.
He left with Col Emory at San Diego his civil employe
but without any instructions how they to be employed
and Col Emory did know what do with them In
letter the Secretary Of State Of the 18th September ne
says:
The commissioner has been absent business since he
10Th OF August and without the means knowing VIVA.
is be done with the civil brought out py me
respectfully ask consideration tor them, more
for the two seienc % asS,e, he ~
longer required directions may be given 70 nave er eA
penses paid back to their homes"
Now, here was this large party of ihry-thre or thirty
four persons assembled Panama in the first place. and
after remaining there for months OF last Drought 20 oan
settle scientifically what the lower point IN the naroor OF
San DIEGO in order to the marine league below to the
initial point Now what bad these civil employees to do
during this time Col Weller if fit for the commission,
ust have known when what were the duties TO be
and the order in which they would present them
selves And what could be suppose the host OF persons
whom he had brought with him from civil life, who
neither astronomers could do to forward the
cessary observations Col Emory shows that they had
nothing 10 do and we're left by Col Weller burden on his
hands But during the absence Of COL Weller the necessary
observations made, with survey Of the harbor Of San
Degoa dispute 10 its true boundaries setiledthe marine
league measured end the ina point fixed. This was re-
ported BY Capt Gray Col Weller on the 4h of October
s49 and by COL Weller TO the Department Of State on the
5h Immediately after his return from bis weeks tour
| San Francisco.
Cspt Gray was afterwards dispatched with party to &,
the point Of junction between the ella and the Colorado
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-21

Your compensation, well that OF predecessor
will be settled BY Congress at their next session
" am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
John NJ. CLAYTON.
"To J. G. FREMONT, Esq
:" San Francisco, Cal fornia."
"DEPARTMEST OF STATE,
... ......, .~ Washington, June &c, 1849.
"SR Your letter from Panama under date of Goth Msrch
last, marked No. 1, has been received. 'a..
It be regretted that you should have omitted
ply with that part OF your instructions which require you
furnish the Department with list OF the persons employed
assist you the discharge your duties In the absence of
such list and of the statement OF the compensation stipulated
be allowed each person. is impossible for the DEPART
form estimate othe probable expenses the
mission.
Your instructions also direct you transmit your
Of those expenses the close quarter with the vouch
requisite for adjustment OF the account at the Treasury
OF March last but although large had been advanced
you previously TO that tme account vouchersn support
thereof have been received from you Under these
cumances the Department has deemed il necessary
pend the Of your drafts, of which memorandum is
subjoned.
"The President having thought proper to appoint Mr. j.
Fremont the Commissioner the part the United States
10 run and mark the boundary line under the
upe Hdsgo will transfer him all the papers and other
public property in your custody relating the duties Of that
office. Your obedient servant t.-T.
"joHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To JoHS b. WELLER, ESQ.,"
Here the correct date Of the removal when no actual
point was established the junction the ella or Colorado
ascertained long before was known Col Weller had arrived
| in CALIFORNIA; or what he doing.
Now, Mr.. President must ask the indulgence Of the Sem
while present few upon this extraordinary
letter Col Weller, dsmis.ing him from the public service
II is written in reply TO letter from COL Weller dated
Panams March 20, ls49. The frs, complain, is that he
had failed to furnish list of the persons employed on the