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The New York herald., 1850-05-21


The Sacred Dioramas.-Haninsto, ope..
s sPsned Kshbition Of Moving Deramas ,his evening"
. e: a.. entirely .pd :. work.
ways received and so richly deserved.
-, IL the Chcicest Assortment, aud Reasona-
hou.s then has SAVAGE % Taon ,rsss an sn
'ss ri 81. r.
Ever Pointed Gold Pens are soia exclusively above
g. saunders' Patent Metallic Tablet R..
ss : s ss s S.t s !.
can ssAsA a. the 'aSssritsr. Ghsls:sl. retail
Corner of Liberty :1..s a! u q aSiSsssss S;s.ss:,.
Wigs, Toupecs, and Hair Cutting-C,taxe.s
Heard ARD .ssr !: s ca. .s The
Abe largest and cheapest Of Isr -
me city Also TO witness the spring style of ais Css
9ouxa.d's Italian Medicaeed sosp. s,r
s ss sos' for sreSisstns .ppsru.gs ha any part or
FL .s'; :: s::s M S.; ri: :s..s
The beauties OF Cutting Hair and whishsrs
nsis Is ,rrs and illustrated By HILL ,hs Ia-
Tine rules. thereby mpartins the wssrsr beauty crns
say Possessing. S.rs 4: rs.
Hair Dye-Batchelor's Genuine Is~u,a
pss sis q ..:s sn
verous erlsmas. Persons whose hair has ~
eer re the use Of the imitation dyes have IL
" ey calling ~ above. Copy the sldress.
Wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal hss.
been awarded 20 Wm Bsehelor for the wss aud ou
pee The publie are invited TO inspect STYLE FOR ls
~ bATCufLokS celebrated Wig Factory. 4 wall strees
ne Ne isss the largest and best assortment sisy cepy
Planstt's Bitters Will cure Dyspep<ss In.
dN.fton Debility Liver Complaint
md All bilious dsorder 70 he had Wholesale and AZ.
JAMES sADLiEks "a broadway, for prspristor
- -
DO You wear one of Knox's Hats ,-yo-
Me &C. and buy right OF for you'll never know shat
Hat Is until you try Knors
Them % Suits; another Load Inst come
bard Eegsnt Dress Costs French cloth sfI ilninss
70 30 cfeh lroek Coats Business Coats ranes Pants
sh ana 'senoa Vests corner Nassau and Bcek street
Comb Factory, 3s5 Brosdwsy-LsNses are
invited 20 examine this rich collection of Combs noS
squaed In extent or variety In the among when viii -
.sana the otn chain pattern 50 much admired the
Combs altered lad repaired. A. 4 .. sAr~DGRs
Comb FHstory. ys7 Bresdvny.
kosice.-Dr. j. w. Powell. Gee uliss. .Aursst.
informs the r,hlic. that In order his great
creased professional engagements srd s
teins nnneeesiy delayed he will extend cos hours
rom TO o'clock daily at ~ Warren street earner ef
broadv where be ohtained his Treatise tts
frise % eenss- Artificial Eyes inherited.
=, Notice.-zt may DE well for those having
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Brady's National Collection Of Daguerreo.
types corner OF Broadway and FULTON street. Sr>,eers
and etisens are respectfully invited spse
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Court Calendar-Thls Da y

CiReur CouRr.Nos. 15o, $50, 3l7, SOC, 90 2ol 25f,
CA, 677 to 6S3 ~
COMMON PLrAs-Part Mos. 4ls. 4es G47 a5 az
lob 5e9 to5, l39 143 Part Mos 30S IL llo 126 l3S
is4, I6, l5A 1G6, lT0, lSS, 1872, log, 1oS 254
The Great Sale of Dress Goods still com
tinues to-day at J. w. Barker Co.'s n and 73 Catharas
street. and splendid bargains they especially the Crane
shsws beautiful patterns Of which selling for IS 90
ana hen their elegant stock Of Manag yfetes
imported styles of French and Linen Ginshams Lawns
hsmbrays Deaines for Is only yard in addition
petb stock of Bareges Silks Toile aInd Par.,ol.
such unparalleled prices. ~
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Ne informs the pssle that in order hi, Fr.ssy in
creased professional tngaremcns srd
being nsnccssf delayed he will extend his cfos hours
% pem 70 eeloek daily a. Warren street. q
Price 90 oenss. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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lMNoraNrS.-Within the las, ten days, twenty
thousand immigrants have arrived in this city
They are TO he seen in every street, and take up
their temporary quarters in the warehouses about
the piers, and in the small boarding houses ia the
lower par; Of ihe city. Generally, they are of
thrifty character. and the wiscst take their de-
rar'urc fcr the South and West. Some Of them
bring money, with which they can purchase land.
aud settle down quietly, in peace and csn,cnimenr.
w the beautiful rcgioas of the interior The idle
aud ihoughilcss remain Ia the city, to share in its
poverty. misfortune. disappointment, and crime
The probability Is, that for the next two months.
there viii be an average Of not less than twenty
i've hundred persons each day, thus arriving from
foreign shores. Such an influx to our population
seems to derEand the greatest attention Of the city
authorities, aud Of Phlanihropis,s. to give the
Immigrants proper hints for their future happiness.
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Inr STEAMSHIP EsrKE CRY, tor Chsgrcs, is
detained un io.msrrsv
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invited 20 examine this rich collection Of Dress comss sos
quaed IN extent or variety In the city viii
found the chain pattern ueh admired; The sans
mace to ordss after soy design natter how intrcafs
COMBS altered sad repaired. A. 4 j. sACSDCRs
Comb Factory. ss7 broadway.
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StsnrR TR.vELs.-The hotels a, the North are
gradually filing UP with distinguished southern
Enlilies, on their annual tour. In every city and
o.sirici, We have noticed an wususl number Of ar
rivals. and already, in this city. preparations in
proRcss for home aud foreign tours among our
fasLWxahlc people. Among thcse who arc travel
ling la plis county. there are many distinguished
Europeans. snd several fashionable families fren,
the Wes; India ISLANDS. The facilities for travelling
have been 80 much improved and extended, within
few years, thAi We are now beginning 10 witness
very general taste for these agreeable summer
excursions.
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DO you wear one of Kncx's Hats NO
Hat Is until you try Knors
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a. hspd hegsnt Dress Costs French cloth silk i.nnss
to each lroek toatr, Business Coats
sk And Valencia Vests Nassau Bcekman street
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WiRs md Toupeex-Annth.

Wigs ana Toupees.-Another Medal has.
been awarded 20 Wm Bachelor for the wis aud Tou
pee The public invited styIe FOR
BATCHfl0RS celebrated Wiz Factory, 4 wall s.rcs,
hs ae Arss And best assortment in As city Copy
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uI H1ir DyeIbetchelcr's Genuine LsqusA.
uar Dys esa only be procured ~ the
street The public should ard inaticns See
vsno9s eaIsmas Persons vhoss hair has assurnes hA1
ecier ro The Of the imitation Asve
~ ~ calling ~ above. Copy the sldress.
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. fIanstts Bieters Will cure Dysp<p<ia, In
eN.ruon Debility. Liver Complaint Ncrv
nd AZ bilious discrdersi 20 be bad Wholesale and retail al
JAMES sADlLks "a broadway for the prspristor
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SsSreU Doremas.-HanIhgtOn OpeI
hs splendid Exhibition of Moving this eveninr
Nsthington Hail. few doors above Nblos To cav that
set are entirely and specimens Of best vs1
should be sufeient TO him the hs hss
ways received and 80 richly deserved.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Wigs, TouPecs, and Hair Cutting-Citizen
end strangers are requested TO call the
nedhurst Heard, Maiden lane where they have on X
she largest and cheapest asscrtmon Hair
ting for 1850. S''"e'''e VI AA>'sss
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

0ouxaud's Italian Medicaeed soap, fwr
IN skn 0seasee disooiorations and blsnisAss. Pou
sunsns Tor eradieatins superusus from pzrt
NE body; Liy White for the eornpisxon LIQUID fours
80 ~ Walker street. nrs from (nst in Broed
u h Canendsf. D sosth Third stroeA Philadslrha.
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are aamraey exemplfed and Illustrated BY HILL tbe mi
sesu street who sdheres s,ricty 10 seien
a trace OF personal appsarsnec which he wss no
done. Afee'ns sser~sSnA
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II the Choicest Assortment, aud Reason.-

pic Irees pc thought legitimate patronsnx
house then has j. Y. SAVAGE 92 FULTON street An m
doubted claim the puhc for his
and Cold Pens the best the market a6ords The Rehssa
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

New FABRrc.-We have examined, at the store Of
Messrs Seaman and Muir specimens Of fabric
for winter garments which appears US likely to supersede
every material in for keeping the body warm, and
protecting from the piercing cold winds and chilling damps
of our variable climate The fabric is composed of the fur
of animals and is lighter softer, 6rmer, and than
any other material covering to the human
BODY. II is the perfected ideal Of cloth in beauty and
fort il is far superior the finest fabric Of cames hair For
the OF nvads for all whose occupations lead expo
the rgors of winy weather, it must prove of the
highest benefit The soes satin is harsh to the ,ouch and
the finest lambs wool coarse compared with this beautiful
fabric 1t is made into cloth composed wholly Of fur and of
part silk and part fur As this elegant material the product
of an invention which has Just been patented in England by
the unusual process of act Of Parliament and the
facture of II is still in its ncipen stages the price, although
not by any means extravagan necessarily be higher
than it will be by and by
Messrs. Seaman and Muir have on hand considerable
quantity of under garments made OF the fur cloth without
sea for genemens and also ladies' cloaks OF
great richness and novelty Of appearance. Messrs s. and
NJ are the agents for the sale Of the material In the Uni
ted States of the parne Of that enerpsng and popu-
lar firm having visited England for the express purpose Of
making arrangement for receiving continued supply Of
this new article Of II is made into gloves and
stockings and may be made for the delicate garments
used for ladies' and children The undershr made of this
material appropriately called "Astoria Jackets
Ne,o York Mirror.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

roReERs OF LAND WARRAsrs SEsTKssrD.-In the Unit
60 states District Court at Baltimore, Thursday last,
hery hehren and august Kesting, two Of the Germans
convicted o. transmitting forged papers the Pension Office
IN 'nls CITY, to obtain land warrants, sentenced to be
conhned IN the Penenay for period of ten years each
The Baltimore Clipper says.
WIN. oeDES NrLEs, Esq. Of Washington through
whose unweared energy in the public service these frauds
were in the first place. fereted out and subsequently
brought 70 successful trial. received yesterday written
mendaton signed by the grand and petit Jurors and law
officers Of the Court, for the ability and zeal exhibited by
him IN bringing the parties to justice"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

The Charles County Agricultural Society will hold its
third annual exhibition on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day OF next week. at Mount Bleak adjoining the Of
Fort Tobacco is pleasing duty these annual
hbions Of the skill and enterprise Of Maryland farmers
Under the heahfnl influence Of county agricultural societies
numerous sections of what originally the fertile por-
tlon OF our Ssaebut which from constant tage had be-
come mere wern out land-have improved with astonishing
apidy and In no quarter has this beneficial influence been
ie greater degree than in Charles county Weobserve
that the Hon. VIM d. MERRIcK will deliver the annual ad
dress before the Association. liner.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

RHODE ISLAND BANK CAsE.-The Supreme Court Of the
State Of Rhode Island has just made decision in the Of
w. Atwood and others against the Rhode Island Agricul
tual Bank and its stockholders The bank failed in ls43,
its falling far short Of its liabilities and the action
brought the liability of the stockholders for the def
cheney under the of its charter The Court decided
that the stockholders liable to make up the deficiency
Of the capital stock far necessary 10 pay the debts Of
the bank, ockhode to be liable beyond the of
his stock and the deficiency to be made up by each stock
holder, in proportion to the amount of his stock
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

TRIrLER HALL, New YoRK.-Ths Hall is capable
of seating a,47l persons viz On the Aoo 2OO9 first
gallery, ssa second gallery, 6as Some hundreds more
might be accommodated standings but all the are
bered, and the tickets which sold have numbers CORE
spending with the seats, prevent rush any
fusion the opening of the DOORS The prices fixed for the
tickets range from three TO eight dollars.
JEsSr LIsDs first concert in this Hall took place on
Thursday evening These are to be continued
thrice week Tuesday Thursday, and Friday or Saturday
eyenings) long the public manifest desire to attend
them No time is set for Miss Lnds departure from New
York @
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

The New STEAMSHIP ARCTIC, which sails to-day from
New York for Liverpool is 5000 tons measurement 800
larger than the Atlantic Her main deck 2s4 feet daught
when fully loaded, 10 feet; height from bottom of keel
officers promenade deck, Al feet; beam, 46 feet.
She has two engines each having cylinder of 95 inches
in dameer with 10 feet stroke, working expansvely for half
its length The diameter of the wheels is 35a feet length
of floats IL feet and depth feet These engines weigh $50
tons, and their boilers will contain $50 Of waer Of
which they evapoate 5000 gallons hour, consuming q
tons of anthracite coal hour. The engines $3.50 000
The whole cost Of the ship, including machinery, about
100000.
Capt Luce her commander assisted by four junior Off
GERS purser, and surgeons the entire ships company in
cludipg engineers, fremen, &C., amounts to las men,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

FEARruL FALL-The New Haven Palladium records q
fearful accident which happened Saturday last The son
Of Mr. John Ritter aged fourteen years. and Of Mr. N
G. Hall, Of about the age made visit to the summit
of East Rock and while there they approached the brow oE
the mountain for the purpose of taking view Of the
rounding landscape Young Ritter advanced the edge
Of the pecpca that his feet slipped the gave way
and he precpiated the fearful LEDGE end fell some
hundred and fifty feet striking the juttng rocks be de-
scede and landing upon the bed Of loose and broken
at the base His young almost parayzed by his
feelings threw himself upon the ground in such position as
to witness the transit Of his unfortunate comrade from the
height above TO the appalling landing below Soon how
recovering in his possession he gave
the alarm and FASTENED to his relief The head and face of
the injured lad severely bruised and cut and also his
hands caused supposed by bis cuchng the jagged rocks
in his descent but far the surgeons able to
tain, bones boken and it is believed that his skull
not seriously injured Strong hopes therefore
tanned that he will recover. t'et.t ts
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

Mr.. WrILrAM E. GrLBERr, in the employ of the Ord
Department, killed at San Antonio (Texas) on
the 2st umo. He received two wounds, both Of which
were mortal, from pistol "a revover) shot by Mr. Var
rngton One Of the balls entered the right side and peRe
ated the heart and the other through the neck sever
ing the juguar vein. Mr. Warrington, il is stated, acted
IN self defence, Mr. Gilbert having broke over bis
shoulder and inflicted shot wound in his back with
volyer He was admitted 70 bail in the sum Of 900.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

AN ESIIeHTsNED FLocK.-It is related of worthy di-
vine, whose field Of abors situated not many hundred
miles from Salem that he preached politics his congrega
ton for such length Of time that the Oldest church
members forgot all about the gospel and fell profound
Ignorance with regard cree forms Of worship and church
regulations After the cersyman DEATH the elders Of his
flock went to consult celebrated divine about obtaining
successor:
"What is your creed ~ asked the divine.
g Our creed J"
eyes, your principles; what they %
"oh are all Democrats but twola
:" / mean what is your platform, your church /"
"oh y exclaimed one, "tha, is principally oak 1"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

very curious medical discovery has lately been made in
Parisit is the method Of curing nstantsneously scatca,
by applying small jet of fire upon the ear OF the side aft CT
ed This treatmen known and employed for among
the Scythians in Persia, and in Portugal is now only in ac-
tua use in parts of Corsica Several experiments have
lately been made by Of the most eminent phys clans OF
Paris and with astonishing Persons who have been
for months affected with scatca have been instantly cured
by this light and innocent burning.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

Gov. BELL, Of Texas, has issued proclamation
referring the question Of the acceptance rejection
of the Texas Boundary Bill to the people of Tex
as, who are to vote upon it as soon as it shall be
convenient for the county chief justices to hold the
election polls for that purpose.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrrMoRE. OeroaER q.

Z4.sM
Numbers Of PERSONS foot horseback, and carriages
at an early hour started 70 attend the Cattle Show and Agi
cultural Fair, Col CARaoILs grounds about half mile
from the suburbs of the city, The ground consisting Of six
acres is tastefuy arranged, around its entire circuit with
stalls for the accommodation of cattle 1t has very
and imposing appearance The ladies' department filed
with various beautiful specimens Of their handiwork The
agricultural implements numerous and various
PRESIDENT FILLnoREs reported presence larger
NUMBER OIL persons to the grounds than otherwise would have
been present. turned out however, that be was not pre-
sent 10 he disappointment Of many. Gentlemen well yersed
In these matters say that II is the largest and most superior
stock Of cattle, horses &c. exhibited ia the United
States The great ploughing match came of at IL o'clock
and witnessed by thousands Of ladies' and gentlemen
The ladies rather in attendance the con-
course OF people could not have numbered less than O0O
Our city is filled with strangers, of them arrived last
night The hotels unable to accommodate them many
others stopping at private housesthe hospitality Of our
citizens has been rendered to many.
Several gentlemen have deprived Of their pocket books
by the ght6ngered gentry who strongly represented at
the fair One gentleman relieved Of bis pocket book
containing Sl,lOO.
The third annual exhibition of paintings will commence in
the Athenaum buildings The collection of paint
Dgs large, comprising the works many eminent artists
This exhibition will show better advantage than the pre-
vious ones.
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 25-5 p. NJ.
Notwithstanding the nclemency of the weather. very
large number were in attendance at the Cattle Show day
M BoDIsco, the Russian Minister, and lady; Professor
HENRY OF the Smithsonian Institute and w. w. SEAror
Esq. were present. The PRxsIDEsr was expected but
ne was probably prevented from coming by the unsettled
state of the weather The address wus delivered at
10 o'clock by WnLoueHBr NEWTON, Esq. of Virginia,
which listened with much interest After the address
the premiums distributed and the sale of articles COM
menced
Sales OF $500 Baltimore 6s 1890, 1869 and 1854 :
49, 600 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1867 93a to 93
Sales to-day 800 barrels Howard street -four S46s2
wheat unchanged sales Of white 81 cents yellow So
Tobacco has been in active demand throughout the week.
Stock on hand light and prices upward. The nspec-
tons for this week have been 765 hoghead Of which 592
are Maryland and l73 Ohio.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

NATURAtIzATIoS IN New YoRK.-The number of 70
regnels who have since the of the
year. declared their intention in the city of New York 10 be-
come citizens of the United States, ,599 and the
Der OF those who bave already taken out the final papers
cessary TO citizenship $751; In the office Of the Clerk of the
Superior Court the number of naturalzaons for the
length OF time is 3s2, while the declarations $685. making
total for the city Of $3.50 declarations and l2s natu
raIiz aions
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

INDIANA.-The State of Indiana, according to a
State Census just taken, has about lsS, 900 white
male adults, being an increase Of twenty per cent.
in five years. This indicates population of about
$780, 900.
The Convention for amending the State constitu-
tion, in session, has decided in favor Of ben-
nial sessions of the Legislature by a vote of l24
yeas TO nays.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

DREADRUL CASE OF PorsoSTSs TEssEssEE.-On the
22d uimo thiryfve persons dned at the camp of Samuel
6aell Esq, at Middle Settlement camp-ground, in Blunt
county, Tennessee Shortly after all Of them were taken
violently sick and two others who had beakfasted and sup
ped the camp also attackedn all hity-seven per-
discovered that arsenic had been mixed
with the food Mr. Sae and his niece, Mrs. Longbotton,
died shortly after from the effects of the poison.
No clue has yet been obtained likely lead the discove
ry the end who perpetrated the awful deed Mr. Saen
wohy hcspble gentleman, who had fed perhaps thou
sands upon the encampmeni, where fend in human
shape doubtless deposited the seeds Of death in the DISH which
be had freely provided for his friends and the public and
of which he unconscousy partook himself Ne,cs.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

The GAINESVILLE Gazette records the death Of Mr. and Mrs
JoHS GRIEvE They in the habit Of rowing and sail
ing up the Mukngum afternoons taking their evening meal
along They also took books and read as they oaed upon
the ws,es, until twilight. Monday night they did not re-
Tuesday their boat onod bottom side up, and
the shawl and basket Of Mrs Greve Their bodies had
been found.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26
Mr.. Webster's Reply to Mr.. Hill.

WASHINGTON, APRIL 20, 1850.
DEAR SIn regard such letter from you that of the
18th Of this month extraordinary and gratifying Incl
dent in my life For long of years we have be-
longed to opposing parties epoused opposite measures and
supported for high Office men of very different political
opinions.
We have not, however, taken different views Of duty in
respect the maintenance Of the Constitution Of the United
States From your voice, your pen, any than from
mne there has proceeded sentiment hostile to that
UNITY of government which constitutes people,"
And now, when we longer young state Of things
has arisen seriously ineIrupng the harmony and mutual
good will which have hitherto existed between different
parts Of the country exciting violent anmosties. i'm
pedng the regular and ordinary progress Of the Government
and aught with mischiefs of every description And all this
has its origin in certain branches Of the slavery question:
which, appears to me, either quite unimporan in
themselves clearly settled and determined by the const
tuition.
All this have with that keen regret which you have
experienced yourself and which cannot but be common
feeling with all rejecting men who are lovers of their
country. @
To this unhappy state Of the public mind have felt it my
duty to address myself not in language Of irritation, cm
nation, menace but in words peace, patriotic sympathy
and aterna regard My effort has been and will be, to the
full extent OF my power to cause the pillows OF useless and
dangerous domestic controversy to sleep and be STILL
am fully other of what is to be expected
from such attempts In highly excited times it is far easier
fan and feed the flames Of passion and dscord than sub
due them and in such times be who counses moderation is
in danger of being regarded failing in his duty to party
These consequences willingly meet these dangers en-
counter without hesaton-beng resolved to throw myself
with whatever weight may belong to me- unreservedy into
the scale of USoS. Where Washington led willing
follow, vast distance indeed and with unequal but no
faltering steps.
The speech which you commend much above its merits
submit to the political party to which belong, and to the
wise and patriotic Of all parties in the generation in
which live and cheerfuy leave it. with the principles and
sentiments which avows to the judgment of posterty,
may aer myself that any thing spoken written by
will be remembered long enough to before that impair
tial and august tribunal.
l am, with great regard, your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Hon. Isaac HILL