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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
TITO WATCH DEALERS and 9TH

" " I 7 -
4 FRS-T who wish 90 purchase watches JeNclrs
and Silver Wan, other az wholesale retail. wil huI Il
greatly o. then advantage 20 call Oa he suo,r o,g 40 =
constantly receiving al descriptions Of Gold aAd silver
Watches from thc manufacturers ga England. rance and
Switzerland. hch he selling ~ wholesale and retail u
the very lowest prices.
S-lcr,,d Cold thermometers ar3 Duplex Wl'"h's
Fine Gold and SILVER English Patent Lever Watches, oy
Coopcr. Tobias. Bccsley ard Others.
Cold sind silver Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
Gold Guard Fob ard Vest hams
Gh-f-laln-
Pure Gold Wedding RINGS
Goid ,ruani KEYS. Fob News and Seals
Gold and Silver Pencils and Gold Rings
Ladies Bracelets Gold Lochets. Gold and Silver rhim-
hlts
Cha.us f'r Watches Goll aud silver Spcctac,cs
sterling Silver Spoons. Cups. Forks. e.
Cold Watches IS loss rs so On SIS each.
Watches and ICwC.rv exchanged.
All watches warranted 70 keep good time, The money
returned
Watches Cocss and Jcwelrv repaired m the best man
uer. ani warranted much less than the usual nrice
GFO {. ALIEN Importer of Watches AMI Jewery,
Wholesale and Retail ~ Waii-St Newest, 2d corner
from BroadW ay mp stairs former, 81 Mal->t ~ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
BASEMENT to LET.-A large, we'll

phghted BASEMENT. consisting If frcut and back
nom. with WIDE entrance, and we-hshed Ssted for
store shoes trunks. for work. situated md
the drugstore l7s Eishth-av Appl, the premises
ny3l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
n CRAWBTCK'S UPHOLSTERY.

w .HOUSE and Smp-Furnishlng Warerooms, 353
Grand-si. NewYork. where viii be oual comprise ~
s0rment 0f the following articles Feathers hair moss
and husk also. beds mattresses. pal4SseS and cushions
also bedS;CadS of every description. VIZ patent screw on
iont lock on iron screw cottage and rgnJle cots. Sc
also tcnd variety VI paper hanging, borders. sc r
c would call particular attention % las ncw style Of hur
and srrilg mattresses y. Boa beds and mattresses
renovated and made equal - new. by
W CRAWBUCk, 358 Grand-st second door
mo Ims east 0f EsscI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
IEMELRY and SILVER

w WARE-A very large assortment of the newest
style Of uch Jewey ot every pattern me gold AMI SILVER
ladies clemens Watches, and Silver Ware ~ the
dollars vcry moderate prices De tnnd
att W PACHTMANN'S Jewery store, l2e Canai-st
Watches Iewery and Silver Ware made tooner and care
fully repaired California Gold taken an exchange, and
made un 10 order. nNtf im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
.EEF. MILTON, VEAL.---A.
NON'T lose SIGHT of those five

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby apprse the public that they pre-
pared to tail every variety of TEA at lower prices than
any other establishment can uniformly do. Their extern
whole sale trade requiring them To keep hand
large assortment the purchaser at retail necessarily de-
advantages b, trailing with them, not obtained
elsewhere. Ctg and country families would greatly
suit their interests hy du, regarding this advertisement
This is the Oldest Tea Company IN the city. Their only
establishment az l2) Chatham 81 between Pearl and
Roosevelt and they have branch stores. Groces
supplied small quantities low as by the chest a2j 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

echester County Property A REGISTER Of Farms Plots
Cottages Mil Sites and Village Lot, f0r sale and - let can
be seen at the Office of VI Cowdrey Esd 10 Chambers
ST. New York II contains every requisite miormtoh
NJ X COUZENS Agent for WestcheSier Co Once al
Dobis Ferry myl6 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
nRAIN TILES. The Staten Island

NKNIN IILES.---I The Staten Island
EIDrnage Tile Co pre- pared o supply Agrcpl-
with the above named TILES OF the most approved
patterns.
inch pipes one foot IN length. per th0usanl-.-- 80
q inch pipes, foot IN length per thpusand--- 90
3mch pipes one foot m length, per thpusand-.-- ~
And pipes and horse shoe Tiles 0f all sizes,
pending prices The Fstaih Shnent AZ LatOurrete's
point Fresh Kills Richmond Staten Island and BEATS
drawing four feet water enter the yard and loads ~ The
kllns Address II. X BALL. StapetDn. 81 or +. J
DU MINING, No. / Bond-st.. New YORK. my3l 81 (!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
:. = nnITATE SALE.-A hamsOme

N L TN, t,oI-sr and abyui FIVE acres ofercellent
LAIOlIa. d AZ RAILWAY Ncw-Jersey, about - miles
ron he c q NeYs[ Car s as sia y @Sn 80
70 tne 49, The house is very handsome. and bn
ya,I Ian syle with kitchen cellar FIVE rooms ana hail
N ~. g.. aoor 81 good second h)1r Win SCI
On I'm, m the atio-a IN perfect order On the prem
2 there re God buildings ali built within three ye!s
- also large quantity Of fruit and shade trees oi lle
cbcef vsreties For prce terms and further particulars
sSpiy 70 ANTHONY J BLEECKER, Aucionesr;v
mY30 Nv bID1I ~. = =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

E>OR SALE.-About thirty acres of
LAND. beautifully situated m the town of I've West
chester County the border II Long Island Sianl and
wlths Ten minutes rdc Of the NcwIork and New Haven
kard depot at Mans1roncck, les than hour %
New-NoiN city The premises we'll situated a. divide
IN lots 81 i've OF ten acres hasas several Oulas Stcs
Overlooking TIE Sound There also The nrrm.sfs
three apple orchards fun bearing The land is n am
OF cultivation and well fenced with substantial SOM.
walls For further particulars, inquire oi JOHN GRiE
Pin the premises myss sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
BAIN's WORM KILLER

causes combined These little citizens can he saved ,Al
made healthy
BANS WORM KILLER
removes the and makes the little patient perfectly
we'll II never fails II Kills Supplies the worms and
DIVES them from the system without tho loast injury AID
always does good IL the only mfallble Worm Remsfr
ever made II is pleasant syrup that all children sA
gladly take and ask for more IL contains no mercury
u the cheapest and best destroyer m the world m
bottles are large and sell only IS cents Read the n
toms Of the worms
Pam IN the FONTS and limbs offensive breath pckngh
the grinding Of the teeth during sleep aud al na
palcnesS about the bps with flushed checks, bleeding 49,
nose euawIng sensation IN the stomach, flashes lfA
over the surface Of the body slight chls ~ shItnaA
headache dr0wsneSs. vertigo, torpor, disturbed hsp
sudden starting m sleep with fright and screaming s'
troublesome cough. icyerishness thirst, pala ~
hts bad taste the mouth, difficult breathing, pam n w
stomach b0wcls fatigue nausea, squeamishnes', fUf
ciOIs appetite leanness bOaed stomach limbs gIiptaN
Shooting pains parts of the body, srnse s
thing rising the throat, itching of the anus toward mI
frequent desire 20 pass something from the bowels NIX
sometimes discharges II slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings banishcd by Bmi
Worm Killer Trust other medicine the chlhs ~
may be lost Sold at lOG Nassaust, corner of Ann vs.
TOUSEY, sole general agent for the proprietor mIs9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-mdian

TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-lndlan
Z Corn Flour and Indian Corn Parma dried and manu-
featured ny ">aiprs Patent Processes may he ont nn7
yof respectable Gr,cers generally M fs> ty AMI bu@A'n
Indian Corn Flour designed for making Bread PUT
dnss and Cakes and fu uuNmg with Wheat. Rfef MUCK
wheat Flour and viii bee iouud ON tua VERY superior ar,
hce Il put zap doIhe papered packages o IDS ana
in boxes Of ole dozen each
Indian Com Parma" cutire., new AMI most deii-
ciouS article for making Pullu-s. MuSh ~ "l pro!e
an admirable stifuc ior Rec Samp aad II lmn1N rs
an article tor the composition If Puduss Tins Parma has
Nc rival IL put up h papers n beautiful style. anu
m boxes of dozen cach az the extremely low price OF
3. cents per single package
The above manufactures of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted the OF the lNviD and experience mas de
nnStlted that DYSpEPIIeS partake Of tins KIND OF
diet with mpuntv To the exclusion oi amus every uther
form of food It's daily viii improve the digestion, cor
rect the bowels and give tone and energy t. the whole
frame =,
These articles are sold at wholesale by MeSSrs Allen
WmitleSey n South J. VI Ho,t Sons. l76 Washing
ton and Of 4 c. Benson 30 SOuthSt ol at the Mills
Consumers obtain Of the GrocerS pamphle OF 10
pages entitled Remarks on Indian Corn rs PreScrya-
ton and Manufacture. with Recipes Tor Cooking, together
with testimonials Of the highest responsibility.
Orders addressed 10 +. BRONSON Agent, Atannc
Dock Mills Company Nos n, 49, 10 and ~ Atlantic Dock,
Brooklyn NewIork Will receive prompt attention and
dispatch. joomhMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
GTACANTLOTS FOR SALE-Two of

the best LOTS on Scventh-av, west side between
Twentysccond and Twenty third SITS two LOTS on Iwen-
ty-sec0ndst and 80 Twenty stS, near Seycnih-ay
The improvements making and 10 be made tins Aycnuc,
and the vicinity Icnder this property desirable Ap
ply to l26t III r. W CHESTER, 81 Mou-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

NOR SALE or to LET.-rhat chgiblv
u situated HOTEL. N the village Of New Rechele r.
Gently conducted by Mr. Charl,S r. X &C. LcAtoa de-
ssrable being near the Railnad depot within hfe-a
minutes wAlk Of the Steamboat wharf thirty minutes r e
by raul from thus city rcpcie with all RoSsay oathHui-
inss cholce raren grlun,S comprS s upwaEdvi a-r
the whole IN complete order ami rCay for ulacda ooc
patton. Terms liberal For partculsTS in9ure %
SAMUEL h. FRINk.
my29Ns 66 CedaT-Si opposite the Post Oalce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
DAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il FAYE co, i36 Pearl-st.. near Chatham. Importers
and Manufacturer have hand the largest and best stock
of Paper Hangmgs. Borders EirenOari Prints, Blended
Curtains. &c the cty which they offer, wholesale and
retail atmauufacurers prices They receiving Dog every
arrival from Hdyre ali The latest les Of French p1pers,
from factories Of which they the sole Particular
attention % city trade, and the best w0rsHien
ployed hang papers Landlords and builder, dealt WITH
literally m3 3nMW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
I EAKY TN ROOFS PAINTED and

If1ed m one cent ner flf with he NeVIrrSry Ant
Corrosive Paint. a,d warranted Ths PANT 5 well adapt
e.. for houses fencing Sold fr cents pound
mixed ready for Office 2Sj Spuns-St ne-T Hudson.
usG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
'VHE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT


Il TON PORT-Situated within miles of the City Hall,
opposite HARLEM, the Flushing Bay, noted for lts
wild fowl pike and clans only half mile from Flushing
toward College Point The above beautiful building sites
have been surveyed and ad out into 800 lots go by 100
feet about month which there have been about
half the lots disposed Of there still good choice at all
parts be disposed Of and az the aforementioned prices
All lots above East Of Lafayette GO 90
All lots between Iafa etto and ligltsts - 90
4 n lots between Hgh-st and Amelia 100 90
\ ID lots between Amca-st and 900
All lots between Coege-av andthe Bay 40 Oo
Corner lots VIII be- invariably sold al advance of SD
the adjoining lots The conditions Of sale Sj cash
the Of purchase and the balance monthly install
mentS of $40 This property comprises the handspme>t
water privileges OF half a mile extent embracing un
paaeed prospects of the East River. Village of Flushing,
NcwtOwn shore. RkerS Island M0nsanIa. York Island,
and the novel spectacle Of the Palsade Rocks and CaS
Mountains u West Point accessible several times dag
both by land and water For and every inf rnatlon
relating thereto. apply at the office Of J A FLAMMER.
PCS W0uster-st doors from Amy-st The Amlty 50.
stages pass by the door FIVE minutes during the day,
and the steamboat Island CITY, Capt Reynolds wall leave
the foot of Futonst every morning (Sundays exceptedl
% O'Clock precisely for Flushing which within hve
minutes walk Of Saiton Port and party Interested viii
Dee board Ia conduct the ground aud h,
the necessary information my3l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

uaed near Newbureh. containing s2s acres me PIC
r,ossesses handsome building site, with rFel anu mn
and view The purchase money or any par o u MI ~ t.
main any time at per cent Also, several PAGES sl S-
~ iuidng suburban residences Address box 49, ~
burgh Post Office postage paid. -. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
MEDICAL.

AIMS WORM KlLLER.-MOre
1echlldren annually die from than from all other
causes combined These Little citizens can be saved ,ai
III. b..
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Two MANUFACTURERS.-T To let, sew

4 eral ROOMS with STEAM POWER J, the ne"
hrck IudmE corner II York and Greene -, Jtr>et t
oulvore block from the Ferrg. with -d .uil- u ''it
water and uarlol!aIl adapted 81 hight Doe. a.l o'-
ness: SAID rooms ii he lct separately or ta-eaf POSE
SIM even Ma E1r further nf1rua'4l astf 1u TIC
PREMISES. NJ % GRIN NELL son. 2 Ma.-sl'lan'
rv3O w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
CHIRFS q CO.'S IMPERIAL FUR

SNITURE TOLISH-A patented article. warranted
superior 90 anything "a Use fo restoring ser t' 4n' ar
clc Of Furniture Carriages Fire En-aes. Japanned are
Patent Leather. &c &c J II. HATHAWAY,
my5 In 372 Broadway Sole Ascent iur New-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM
DRUSH MANUFACTORY 1857 Pearl

RRUSH MANUFACIOR1 .--331 Pearl
y St Frankn-SQuare subscriber respectfully ia
forms ms and the public generally. that he has
constantly on hand BRUSHES of description, which
he selling ct the lowest prices Also extra quality ot
Paint Brushes. Sash Tools &c Also steel Gramng
Combs sets together with large assortment OF White
wash Window BUSTING Shoe, Horse and other Brushes
Fancy Brushes of every DESCRIPTION Machine Brushes
made To order JOHN h hpPPtif
alp 2mTuTh&Ss 337 Pearl-st
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EeiAND-tORIES.--l. +. HARE,
SON . Canal-st (varrosm "a stor,,l offers for q
q splendid assortment 81 Rosewood PIANOS OF 81 AZ
ocinNcs. with The latest improvements. mNisin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
PIANOS.
A MEXICAN PIiNO-FORTE On
ms i l--' JCOLi.l \, NAiopN ACELL
NEELODEONS. MELODEONS. MP

I'VE IODEONS, with ihe improved India Ruhls.f B,ii,.
AID Patent Guage. invented IN walsh \ Co, R,>lan !
,erot quality eNta 6nI>h. 4 oc,ss> ~ So ditto II,
u,tast> ION tome and volume suitable fr ,luries Al n
p. B.a.dWas. r.on NJ. ).
m13o3tI JOCELYN. WATSON &PURCEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
ITO LET in NEW ROCHELLE. with
LELIII- RE FINISHED edo to LII

w IN two weeks hrck STORE with r91a oscr 90 thc
ct cer-- rarr 4 Rr1ldH a. suitable flr aIr sind ID
re,ness rartrrlary baker Also. tw1-s,0ry wooden
lOT 81 suitable for manufacturing firp'ses WIN ~
!. la,,,-ti,,,verge ng3l ~
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

At meeting Of the Wings Of the Parish of
West Baton Rouge, Louisiana,) on the 2Sth
ultimo, on motion Of B. n. CHNN. Esq. ALRxAN-
DEN BARRow (son Of the late lamented Senator Of
that name) was unanimously nominated as can
didate to represent that Parish in the State Legis-
lature.
Mr.. CInNN submitted the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved Thas the Administration Of MrLIARD FILLMORE
has been characterized by principles Of tho oes patriotism
and by prudence, moderation wisdom, and mness
ensurate with the difficulty, DANGER and Importance Of the
questions which hare threatened the very existence Of
glorious Union.
Rssoed That this Administration, amidst trials and dh
cules unparalleled in the history Of his country has thus
far been sgnay successful and commands the unbouDded
and unqualified respect Of the whole Union, North and South
Resolved Thst in the opinion Of this meeting the pure
patriotism the uanching and steady rmness the expan
sye anS sagacous craftsmanship thus exhibited in the adj
mnlslracn of President Fillmore places that Administers
ton Gloss by the side Of that of the usous Washington
and that this meeting refrain om the expression of
ter opinion that Willard FILLMORE is the who has, by
seds placed himself in such pceminence among
the great men Of his country signa7 points him out
the man who during the present crisis should be selected to
maintain the guidancs Of the State that accordingly
seizs the occasion TO give expression beopnon which p
pears to prevan from North to South that MELLARD
is the whom the high interests Of the country call the
next Presidency Of the United States.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

supsIpEscE TIE WATER AT ST.. LoUIs-The flood
which for many weeks past has caused St. Louis appear
from the river as another Venice,
Rising with her tiara Of proud towers,
"At airy distance, with majestic motion,
will soon begin to retreat. In few days. in all probability
the merchants along the whole line of the evee will be able
to reoccupy their ongsubmged and useless on
the frs, floor The river is stand. All existing in
dcaons and prospects point the cessation Of calamity
which has parayled the arm of commerce for nearly two
months
We observe in number of country exchanges very
terrifying reports regarding the health Of city, We beg
country friends that these accounts have been
essentially exaggerated and that the cholera, although un
doubedy existing among has by means reached the
character Of epidemic this In population OF one
hundred thousand, have had average more than
seventy deaths day from this The greater part Of
this mortality has occurred among newly arrived emlgants
and have yet to hear Of single among our old c
that not directly induced by mprudence or fear
(Ss. Louis Union, 9Th instant.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
FATAL DuEL.-cHURCH CONSUMED.

New ORLEANs JuLr IA duel was fought to-day be.
tween DR. THOMAS Husr and ]. w. Frost of the New
Orleans Crescent in which the latter killed. having
ceved ball through bis heart The weapons used
guns Ws have been issued against Dr. Hunter and his
seconds on the charge murder ano being thereto
The Trinity Catholic Church, which seized by the
Sheriff in consequence Of difficulties between the Bishop
and Pastor has lust been destroyed by fire. The weknown
facts Of the case suggest that possibly the work Of
incendiary, party to the quarrel. Loss $4,000.
rive regret 70 have for believing that the unfortu-
nate duel sbove reported IS Of the fruits of feud be-
tween some Of the Wings Of the second district Of Louisiana
in the selection Of candidate for Congress- The competi
tors for the nomination COL THEoDoRE T. HUNT and
ex-Aldermsn Isaac N. Marks. We have not noticed
that either Of these gentlemen is blame for the warmth with
which their friends have urged their respective claims Blu,
the Of the h instant which advocates the caa
of Mr. MARKS contained article in disparagement Of Mr.
Hurr which to the amented catastrophe above
corded The name Of the party reported to have been
gagged in the duel will be Observed does not correspond
with that of the candidate may have been relative Of
his or the discrepancy may be owing to On error Of the
Telegraph.
The difficulty alluded to respecting the Catholic Church
was between Bishop BLAsc and the Rev. Mr. GUIDzroRo
wEsxx as to the right to M possession While the latter
gentleman was officiating there, the Bishop appointed another
priest to supersede him. and Mr. G. refused to renqush the
church, in which proceeding he sustained by many
the congregation The Bishop appealed to the law and ht
Judgment the Court placed him in possession Of the pro
perty.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF July IN LON
DoN.-The London correspondent Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, under date of the
4th instant, writes as follows:
For the first time since the Declaration of American In
dependence the anniversary Of that will to-day be cee-
brated in London with almost much honor in New
York Mr. GEoRGR PEABODY has issued cards Of invitation
to meet the United States Minister and Mrs. LAWRENCE at
te which be gives this evening the occasion, and about
eight hundred persons will be present. including all
the American families in London, and large proportion
Of the nobility and public persons in England by whom the
idea has been received with the greatest satisfaction The
Duke Of WELLINGTON, the Chancellor of the Excheque the
Lord Mayor, &c. among those who will attend There
to be concert ball. and supper, and the affair promises
be of the grandes Of the season. worthy only what
it celebrates but Of the meeting Of the nations in the year Of
the Exhibition"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

as compared with the number whd would have
appeared now, had the former rate of n.rease BEEN
maintained. But the most startling fac. Of the
census will be, (says the Times, that whereas the
ordinary law of increase had it not been interrupted
in its operation, would have shown progress during
the last ten years at the rate Of six per cent, the
returns now made exhibit decrease of about
'senty per ceM.-the decrease embracing above
qua4er of hepo9ulaton which it was anticipated
'hat Inland would POSSESS at the present time.
Mr.. KENEDY's visit to Europe will, our London
correspondent thinks, reproductive Of great good.
He will both receive and Communicate knowledge /;
and, if the census returnsI the United States,
Great Britain, France, Prussia, Holland, Belgium,
and Austria could henceforwardbe made upon the
same principles, and at the same 9eriods, and the
materials, SO far as possible, arranged upon the
same plan, greater step in the advancement Of
sound practical political economy would be made
than has been accomplished since the days of
Adam Smith.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
Fourth Of July Compliments to the President from,
persons opposed to him IN politics.

Fourth OF Juty Compliments to the President from
persons opposed to him in politics.
Our paper Of yesterday contained some compli-
mentary toasts, from political opponents, to the
President We take pleasure in adding the follow
ing extracts from the patriotic remarks of our fe-
low-citizen B. B. French, Esq, made at the Ca
pitol on that day. Mr.. F. is well known as po-
litical opponent, though honorable one, of Pre-
sident FILLMORE.
Mr.. French quoted from the supplication of
WASHINGTON upon assuming the Presidential chair
in 1889, and said:
'The Of the Almighty opened to that prayer it
was recorded in Heaven and from WASHINGTON down to
the present President Of the United Sa,es who worhy,
and with so much dignity and honor fills the proud station
that Washington filled, i has been answered, &c.
After enumerating some Of the most prominent
men who so ably maintained the Constitution and
Union in the last Congress, Mr.. French said:
"To these great good, patriotic men, aided they have
been By the Executive Of the nation, in whose every act
determination not to be misunderstood has been manifested
to preserve the Unon do We firmly believe under God
owe the existence this day Of these United States Of Amer
lea Thanks be to God thanks be to them !"