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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

R.-.x.
The blowing dispatches appssres Ia s~o a ~.
evening papers Of this city yss<id.y. They =,
Important II tue;
wAsElssroS, Fasay. ia,x1a
learn rom Authentic so-rcs Ii a a asio1 Gao.
Gus OF all classes Of pohticisa, aaa fnon eaeh'ssc
ton OF The county. on the s8h;sct OF svcrv ,,a
Tie oHpronise 6sils now beIOss the ssaste, I. ~
stating.
The South m mcciber havs agreed TO N. ros n
$40 as the boundary Of New Mexico. Az beIo.
thst line TO behng to Texas
IL 10 understood that Texas vii agrcs 70 shis
proposition. Af. Clay also sgrees O. TINS proposal.
al the Norshera members arc not 4.spossi y 90
Jet thereto
Ills also understood hiatt Presi lent ha, *.
pressed himsef wiiliDg to ABIDE by ta.s arrange
ment
There is however. an opposition to dividing Cali
iofns On the same line.
TWELVE ocLocx, "
The project eaiioned above Ia s,l andsr dis.
cussion, and understand that there IS pscsp ecs
that il viii be carried.
bear ramor that Mr.. Webster will give place
10 Ar. WinIhsopin the Cabinet.
"AsRlseros. FaaaN July IL
lhere 70 no doub. that poVersl and cOmpre-
nensive message, BY President Taylor. on the gen.
efai state OF lEe eoantry, was r3a!y Tor sraasnis.
son 10 Congress, shen be died Isia document
oaeul ated 70 produce a atrong sensation. Il ls
eVoeuo Il n, flnmores present position viii per-
Gen Scott is here, and in robust health He Ia.
received the Waits OF many Of the officers Of the
Nsxicsn war.
No decision on the Cabinet EErts are MAILING
to bring in both Webster and CEtt,adea-she Ia ter
as Attorney General. Mr. Clayton IA anxious "a
retire
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A Correction.

FHILADELPHlA, Thlrsdsy, JAY Il.
To ths Editor Of TAs Tysesass
You have sreport in your daily paper today Of q
hRh between the Dgsn. Engfas Co. sld Assis.1ass Ia
gns Co OF his city. The 70, 10 without fD1rian,n a
me two companies The beat Eerms. You will 90.
serve by the Inquirer Of this morning. thai tho mssako v
been corrected IN that paper and Tor The csod OF CON-
pany We will thanh you 10 make the correction Also
On behalf Of the Dligeni gina Co
JOSEPH YERKES Metaber
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By order oflhe President ..,u
GEORGE w CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of War.

IL. The day after the receipt Of this General
paraded at 10 O'clock A NJ and the Order read to
them, after which all labors for the day will cease
The National Fag will be displayed At halt staff
At dawn Of day thirteen guns will be Tired, aud
aiterward at intervals Of thirty minutes, between
the rising and setting sun, single gum and at the
clore Of the day a national salute Of 30 guns.
The Officers Of the Army will wear the badge OF
mourning on the left arm and on their swords and
the coors Of the several regiments will be put in
mourning for the period Of six months.
By order, JONES,
Adiuianl General u. 5. A.
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.ax his s'gna-ure TO the Convention recenty en-.
clodsd between the United States and Great
Britain.
The vigor or a co.'s tituton strong b nature, and
confirmed by active and temperate haoIs' pad 70
late years, bscone impaired by the arduons 'ons
and exposures OF bis military lie.
Solely ensrossed in maintaining The honor an !
advancing the glory Of his county, In career OF
forty years IN the army Of the Uaited states re
rendered himself signal and illusrious An IN
broken current Of success and victory, terminatel
by an achievement unsurpssscd IN oar Annals ieis
nothing TO be accomplished for bis military fame.
His cor duct and courage gave him this career Of
une1amped future, and, With the crOvning virtues
Of moderation and humanity under all circ1mstln'
oes, and especially in the moment oil victory re-
yealed 10 bis ccuntryDenthose great and good 4aa-
tiles which induced them, unsolicited, 10 call him
from his high military command 10 the highest civil
ofhce OF honor and trust 10 the Republic not thai
he desired to be first but that he was felt TO be
worthest
The simplicity Of his character, the Gingleloss OF
hi. purpose the elevation and PATRIOTS OF his prin
ciples bis moral courage, his wisdom, moderation,
ard mower of command, while they have endeared
him TO the heart Of the nation, add TO the deep
sense Of the nation calamity In the loss OF Chief
Magistrate whom death itself could not apPal In tne
consciousness Of "having always done his duty
The Officers Of the Army, Of the Navy, ADD
Marine Corps will, az manifestation Of their re-
speci for the exalted character and eminent public
services Of the lusiriOus dead, add Of their sense
o. the calamity the country has sustained By this
affecting dispeDsstion Of Providence, wear cfaPe
CT The left arm and upon the hIlt Of the sword Tor
3 x moths.
II is further directed that funeral donors be paid
st each Of the military posts according 70 general
regulations, and at navy yards, and on board al
public vessels 10 commission, by firing thirty min
ute guns, commencing at meridian on the day a'ter
the receipt OF this order and by wearing their flags
at half mast
GEORGE w CRAWFORD
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NEW-YURK TRIBUNE.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Sy TELEGRAPH TO TsE NEY.YOak TRIBUNE.


Living In State OF she Late President.
WASHINGTON Friday, July Il.
The remains Of the late President were deposit
ed in State in tho east room this afternoon upon
magnificent oataIalco Of black velvet, trimmed
with white satin and silver lace. The body was In
lead coffin, inclosed in one OF mahogany, with Sill
yer decorations.
The late Presidents couDtenauce remains I'M
changed. He lies as if in a calm sleep, and i'm
mense crowds have visited the White House daring
the day to take last look at the old hero.
The best order prevailed, though some little con-
fasion was created by light fingered gentleman alb
strsctiDg q pocketbook containing $50 from the
pocket Of one Of our citizens.
great number OF strangers have arrived in tho
city to witness the lanersl solemnities.
Mr. Clayton is restored to health.
Reception Of the Nsws Of President -ayior's
Death ut Charleston
CHARLEsTos, Wednesday, July 10.
The intelligence received here this morning o.
Gen. Tsylor's DEATH produced deep sensasi N
among our citizens. The flag, Of the shipping
we're all at hall mast.
Proceedings In Raltimore-P resieent's Death.
BALTIMORE, Eddy July u.
The I.teRigeneer contains the Official programme
for Proce ssons and Ceremonies TO De soemnized on
Saturday at IL o'clock. Adjutant General Jones
has issued TN order to all the Naval and Military
Stations. The troops are to be psrsded at TO- A. M.
sher which the labors u the day viii cease.
Minute guns are to be fred from sunrire TO sunset.
Officers Of the Army are to wear the badge Of
mourning on their left arm, and sword and colors
Of the several Regiments pus in mourning Tor
period Of six months.
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Yours, uly, NEw.HAMPsHIaE.
Tributes Of Respect 70 The Int President.


Committee OF the Common Council was convened,
at which the Mayor communicated the melancholy
intelligence Of the Presidents decease; and appro-
pirate resolutions were offered BY the Recorder and
unanimously adopted. Suitable public testimonials
Of respect viii DC arranged. In the Mayors Court
Mr.. WHEATos announced the event IN ieT e.o.
quen! remarks. The Yong Mems Association held
special meeting and adopted resolutions. The
ETeniHg Journal says: We are reminded, ~ the
half hourly discharges OF cannon, oil tue sad event
which occasioned this tribute. The colors OF the
shipping at our whayyes which were set az BALI
mast esierdsy, remain in that position.
The Atlas says; 10 obedience TO General Or
ders issued by the Comnander-in Chief Col FRS
by caused hafbour guns to be discharged during
this day Capt Fredondan was detailed and su'
perintended the firing
The National standard was diIplayed al hali-stsH
on the Capitol State Arsenal and the several mill.
.ary armofies in the city.
RocHEsTER-The Rochester Democrat Of Wed
nesday says His Honor Mayor Richardson, upon
the receiptofthe mourniul Intelligence OF the death
OF President TAYLOR, promptly Issued call Tor
public meeting Of citizens 70 take appropriate ac-
tion in reference thereto. The call was responded
10 BY q large number Of citizens Of both political
parties. Hon. LEVI A. WARD moved the usual
resolutions, in accordance with which Committee
of IS citizens was appointed % make arrange
nen,s for such public action ~ they might deem
appropriate. The Committee subsequently report
ed the programme Of procession to be formed Oh
the day and hour OF the funeral ceremonies ct
Washington on North Sophia s. and march 70
WsshiDgson-square 10 listen % an Address and
Prayer The merchants have been requested to
close their stores, and citizens generally 10 Suspend
burners during the time Of the procession and the
exercises on the square and the different Clergy
men Of the city to preach sermon suitable 70 the
occasion, AZ their own time and conTenience-time
and place 10 be announced.
BUFyALo.-The authorities Of this city, al spec
ial meeting Of the Common Council on Wednesday
afternoon deeply regretted the loss Of Gen. Tayor,
and Mayor Smith, communicated the death 10 al
eloquent manner. The City Council Chamber, AID
the public ofces to be dressed il mourning for
the next ak months. TIE sGthOrities intend 70
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TRFAEuRY DEPAa1nrNr.

w DsFAHIhTNIf Iu-IIllYl Jlly j. :
NOTIcE--The Cthcers o. tbs several Bureaus OF
the Treasury Department arc hereby directed %
assemble on the POrtico Of the Treasury building
IN Saturday, the 18th INST. at IL Oclock fox the
purpose OF uniting N the funeral Ceremonies OF the
late President OF the United SAFES Ba gcs 4
mourning vii thea be distributed
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DErAtruENT Oh TBE INTERIoR, FL

DEfARrNLNT OF TIE INTERIOR, Fhisy, Juiy u
To morrow, July 49, being appointed for thet IL.
neral Of the late Pre:ideL; Of the United States The
heads Of Buresus their clerks and messengers, At
tached TO this Department will assemble AZ their
respective offices at o'clock u. and proceed 70
the Department, where they viii be proyiaei
with badges Of mourning, &c
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r. IN preparing Bristol Bill fer the State Prison
fsshion in Vermont. plain marks Of hard usage
were discovered upon bis back. which Indicated
that be had served . term at Botany Bay.
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NEWBORN TRIBUNE.

-, srw.YoRE DAILY TRiscss = rosI,'N'
sv,rs sos-ise, isUsDs'' racsrffpI
a, rss yrIsass Buildings, o"rser % IN
- ras.as strssts, opposite the OiU oA",
-. a,tverrd 10 City suDscneofs io its esos rt-.s
~ -, nv orefsr hey can pay n sdyahSs cs--
~, = ..c,,S, ~. . yea, :. ne sane rte s1s. 80 H.
syo cspu MAI sobscrioers yyr Do<ss gor thrss
tos A. "a hy.- Doli.rs IN adyance reoon-o "a ,S
ss.ss-. WIN County N-vspspeg Dsg ~ so,s Of "a
Al rtis obce ghose terms are 9lfuo.
,,,l,n,e sYs not srogs' any fffef'no'
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The Clerks oftbe Navy Department and is sey.
ersl Bureaus, will assemble az the Navy building
al O'Clock AN. on Saturday, the 18th list for sh5
purpose OF uniting in the funeral ceremonies Of the
late President Of the United States az which .ine
badges Of mourning viii be distributed.
BY order OF the Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPALTHEET. JAY II, l3J0.
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Omcinl Notices.

AL officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps, nov
at the seat Of Government, to whom special po-
siuon is not assigned in the programme OF the a.
neral procession, will assemble az the Navy De-
partmt ut at O'Clock A 81. on Saturday, the 18Th
inst. where they will be met BY Commodore War.
rington, who will assign them position in the pro.
csfsion BY order Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, july IL. 1870
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Gen. TaJl0T's DenIh ia Manchester, Nh.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MAScHEsTEs, H. Wednesday July 10.
MR. GREELEY: Oar spindle city, usually so
crowded with business so full Of labor is this ater
noon pervaded with the stiffness Of the Sabbath
At about O'Clock the news Of Gen. Taylor's death
reached as BY telsgraphic dispatch, and the large
bell Of toe City Hall commenced TO toll 0ne by
one the Church bells joined with solemn dirse
like monotones Various flags, dressed in mourn.
Ing, were raised st hafmast in different parts OF
the city, and larger ores similarly dressed, suS.
pended across the main streets. The sad news
spread around our city, and by 10 O'Clock the city
was in mourning. AZ 70 all the shops, large and
SIN al, were closed and the door knobs covered with
black Grape. At that time, too, the gates were
closed al all the mills, and by spontaneous heart
fet consent Of all our citizens, all work was
pended. A deep quiet pervades the city-every
face Is covered with sadness even the tones Of the
voices Of Passers by are husbed. AL feel that the
country has sustained great loss-thst truly
great and good man has fallen.
lOura NEW.HANpSHlRF
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First Division " Y. =. Militia
D.nion O-d,,i, No. s..


rhe hEw-foRx July u ls5o
Ire oregoig General Orders are prona gated
ID .omplAhee thereW ith Brissdi-r General Nor
- VII ider ostachusns nm Col Yatss's Re.
.m,h' % L'st' artillery - sfe gun every hell
80 "'in sslrite 10 sunset 10 uiorrJR. the ijsh
it,t upon Tnmpkin,,quars.
hnsadler General Storms Will direct the Vete.
ran Arinery under Captain Raynor 70 ire 65
H'lht1e tnn', corresponding With The age Of the
Ger era from the Battery, 10 mouo~, the l3th
mss commencing ~ O'Clock, precisely, at which
hour me 'ur ertl proc sson o. General Taylor will
tase place at W ashinston.
Ihe COMMANDMENTS of the respective Corps vii
make their reqasi,ion. upon the Comnisss.y Gen.
crnl ior the Ammunition required % carry out the
foregoing orders Bv orde,
1hAaLESW SAHDSORD, Mai Cen Comm anang.
AoBhkr L. WETMoaE, Divislon lnspector
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WIN H. ARMSTRONG, Clerk IN Chamber.

BRooKLrE.-TRe Presiten.'s FRaerak.-Proei7.
n0fi0H.-In view Of the affective dspensA,ion Of
Almighty God, who. ia biz Infinite wisdom, has
stricken down the Executive Of the Nation, Pre'i.
dent Zachary Taylor, it becomes MS, as nation
ard AZ individuals. TO humble ourselves before
God. II also devoses upon us 10 bear our testi-
Iaony Of respect 70 the departed, Ia some public
manner, acknowledging our esteem, our love, our
sympathy and our regret. With this view, and
EIlowipg the example Of our sister city. | recon.
mend to the citizens Of Brooklyn generally that on
Saturday, ,be 18Th les. the flags on public buildings
and the shipping in our harbor bs displayed a! half
mast from sunrise TO sunset; that all tho public
Oces aud stores throughout the city be closed, and
al business ha5pended, ffom II u, ii sunset
BY order q SAMUEL Smith, Mayor.
BrooilyD, July H. 1850.
The officers Of the Fifth Brigade, Second Digi5.
ion Of the State Militia, held Thursday, when
they passed Resolutions agreeing 10 unite 10 The
con memorRtion OF the death o! the late President
RESPECT TO GRs. TAILOR AT RAHwAY--The
citizens Of Railway N J. will have procession
today Saturday at P and all business will be
closed from to O'Clock,
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Legal Aavertisements-Ain Ne rsses fixed by 10
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ss- Morning. and Evening EdiaOns
HEW-Y0Rz WEEKLY TRIBUNE
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY = 5ao-
ashsd every Saturday Morning g no low price o. - pei
snnu 10 al vance Egsi copies Tar 3e, swes.y copies
20 one ndoross Tor go snd nc paper 10 10 confined
S5yond The uue for which II 10 paid. -
Advertisement, for this sheet VIII be charged - GEE
ScE Inc each insertion.
THE sEn1I-VVsEyLY TRIBUaE
4 Published every WoSaesGIg and Saturday IaSrai1 e
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For European Circulation,
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NAif GALL. stoE X July 1870.
AZ a meeting Of the Committee Of Arrangements
appointed BY the Common Council, in relation TO
the deceaSe Of General Taylor, late President o.
the United States, held in room 4, City Hal,
this day, The following resolutions were adopted:
Rftr'd Thst The solsr1uzaon Of hs funeral oosequss
10 h0nor Of The amtnird 0ensra Zachary rsyr ss Prs
sdtft % The United States take place by eve aad MILL
tsry procession 70 be composed Of The miary and
different orders societies and citizens OF Newfors ald
The adonng ces ard towns Tuesday, ih3 2 Instant
hssiud Thai our flow enizeni generally and Toe an
sr-ri orders societies. trades ssOcisions and IRE de-.
psfmsrs Of be cities Of New-YorE, Broo&lyn. Jersry
Cy nd Of he villages u Wih.amsbafgh Hcd ho13len,
also OF TIE sdjgning and couaes, 20 aess1
10 unite in his testimony o. rsspect 10 he uo1s dead
an5 that Ill ocers societies and associations Intending 70
cooperate be sresed 10 cOmmuuicsls u the Conmee
or before Friday n I'VE o'clock P. a atroom
City Hail. In order that ns uecessay arrang lay
made carry ont the ceremonies Of The day in IN aPpro
prEie mtnner.
Rs,ored That the Army and Navy o. the United States
Ibls station be requeB Cd to coopsaie win tbs Com
Wiuee IN making the srFangsneuiS and that he Commit.
tee on Military be requested 10 communicate wilhlho Com
anders OF he different stations
Rss.lred That banner bearing political devices or In
GeIiDtObs shall be admitted in the Procession.
hsolred That he Committee viii BE- 10 session daily In
Room City Han from the 18th TO The I'd st from 10
oiclOel
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GEORGE II FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL DELahAr ER,
JONAS + CONCKLlN,
JAhtS H. COOK,
JACOB v. OAKLEY,
MORGAN hORGANS,
President
s l. II. WARD,
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ACKERMAN,
WESLEY SMITH,
FLORENCE MCCARTHY.
OSCAR w. STURrEVANT,
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H. B-Due nclc8 win be givo1, thTou % tha pubic pa
psrS, Of the funeral obseques on tho part VI Ibis city.
NLw-YoRK CITY.-SaPreme Court, Saturday,
July ~. In respect to the memory Of the late
President Of the United States, and in pursuance
Of the Recommendation Of the Governor, and the
request Of the Common Council the Chambers Of
this Court will be closed this day. The Special
Term appointed for this day will not be held until
Monday. By order,
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Committee on
he part OF tho
BOafi OfAld.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-18

TnE WONDERS OF NArURE.-There is
a tree called the Manchaneel, in the
West Indies; its appearance is very at.
tractive, and the wood of it peculiarly
beautiful; it bears kind of apple re.
sembling a golden pippin, This fruit
looks very tempting and smells very
fragrant, cut to eat of it is instant
death, and its sap or juice is so poison
GUS that if few drops of it fall on the
skin, it raises bIisters and occasions
great pain. The Indians dip their ar
rows in this juice to poison their enc
mics when they wound them. Provi-
dence has SO appointed it, that one of
these is never found, but near it grows
a white wood, or fig trees, the juice of
either of which, if applied in time, is a
remedy for the disease produced by the
Manchaneel.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-18
THE DEAD.
BY HENRY AFFORD.

The dead alone are great
While heavenly plants abide on earth,
The soil is one of dewless dearth;
But when they die, mourning shower
Comes down and makes their memories flow
With odors sweet tho late.
The dead alone are fair:
While they are with us strange lines play
Before our eyes, and chase away
Gods light; but let them pale and die,
And swell the stores of memory
There is no envy there
The dead alone are dear!
While they are here, long shadows fall
From our own FORMS and darkeu all
But when they leave us, all the shade
Il round our own sad footsteps made,
And they are bright and clear.
The dead alone are blest
While they are here clouds mar the day,
And bitter snowfalls nip their May;
But when their tempest time is done,
The light and heat of Heavens own sun
Broods on their land of rest
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-18

IvESTroN FOR BENDING WooD. We
would call the attention of all workers
in wood, carriage Makers coopers.
gun-stock makers, chair makers, ETC..
to a most valuable machine now exhib-
ting at the American Institute, No.
35l Broadway. Wood in dry state,
without moistening. steaming, or any
other process by which it is softened,
can be bent into almost any shape
The fibre of the timber is immaterial.
and may be from any part of the tree.
Heavy wheels now cut, from three or
seven pieces, can be made Of one or
two, as fancy suits, stronger and far
more durable than by the old method.
Barrel hoops can be turned off ready
for use, beautifully rounded, making a.
less number quite sufficient, in place of
the ugly, ill-proportioned quantity now
necessary to give sufficient strength to
1.-THE cask. Gun stocks, chair stuff, or
any other wood requiring any particu.
lar shape, can be bent in the machine.
We would again urge all workers ir
wood not TO fail To see this machine.
which the owner, Mr.. George s. Riggs
of Baltimore, has brought before The
lpublic. He will dispose Of rights ior
towns, counties. States, etc, on reason.
liable terms.--Fafmsf ard lHcchaRice
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-18

CoFFEE.--One of the most extensive
articles imported, and one most used in
the South, is Coffee. We are advised
by one who has tried it, and upon ex-
animation, we find that the experiment
is not recent one, that the ripe seeds
of Okra burned and used as Coffee, is a
good substitute therefor, and cannot be
distinguished therefrom; and that the
drink made from it is very healthy
We also find it stated, that "many per-
sons of the most fastidious taste have
not been able to distinguish it from the
best Java"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-06-18


TEXAS.
RcPTeSeRtatireS.-Volney T. Howard
d. ). kaufman.
Missouri.
SeRdt0r-D. r. Atchison.
cpreSeHtatige,-Jame ). Green
KENTUCKY.
RepreSentatiUeS-R. H. Stanton,
James l.. johnson.
TENNESSEE.
Seaat0r.--Hopkins L Turney.
representatives. Ii. Thomas,
--- Frederick P. Stanton,
CAI. Williams,
John H. Savage,
j. G.. Harris.
FLORIDA.
SenatoyS.-Jackson Morton,
d. i. Yuiee.
RepnSentatire.-E. Darlington Cabell.
And upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
HOPKINS l.. TURNEY, Chm.
Attest:
WIN. J. ALsroN, Secy.