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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
The Case of Mr.. Brace.
Austrian Correspondence OF the Boston Atlas.
NIINNA ThIIrSdaX lime =

VIENNA, IhurSday, June 20.
Mr.. Brace, the American arrested In
Hungary, has probably been liberated by this time,
though news of his release has not yet reached
here II appears, however. from private communl-
cations which he has found means of getting to
friends, that he s not al all disposed 10 let the mat
ter drop there but intends, he ought to do indeed
for the benefit of other Americans, to employ every
means OF getting satisfaction The proofs against
him political emissary were so sligh that SD long
an imprisonment, and such treatment as II appears
he has received, can only be accounted for, as he
says himself, by desire to punish American sym
pathy for Hungary or to treat American citizens IN
such manner as TO prevent their coming to this
country. Mr.. Brace Will no doubt soon lay his own
account before the American public.
\ piece Of news in connection with this matter has
come 10 my ear IN private way that Is too good TO
be lost Ii appears, namely, that the news OF Mr..
Braces arrest has reached Trieste simultaneously
with the tldings that two American ships OF war are
on their way to that port The two events are sup
posed to be connected, so that the good people OF
Trieste are in mortal dread of a bombardment. The
approach OF two American ships OF war 10 that port
appears from a letter from the naval agent OF the
United States at Spessa, Sardinia dated June :, as
follows:
"The frigate Independence sailed from Leghorn
last week for Trieste. and the steamer Mississippi
left here Tuesday last 1t Is supposed she has also
s0"e - i signed II. sPAULDING"
The only Austrian naval force at Trieste, IS new
frieate Of 60 guns, that has not yet her armament
on DOdTu, ana TWO oIltll SltdiIitlS iou may sh'''
fore imagine they would hardly like hostile ylsl oil
Com Morgan, With his flag ship and steamer
Yours, DC.
VIENNA, Friday, June % 1851
The Vienna papers Of this morning contain the
following teegraphc dispatch
"Trieste June 26th.-The American ship OF the
line Independence ran into this port at II O'Clock this
morning She carries O. guns, and 500 men"
Understand Mr. Brace has been released, and is
now on his way TO this place
1t appears that there have been numerous ar
rests in Hungary lately and secret combinations
against the government have been discovered 10 a
considerable extent Al Erlau some days ago, be-
tween 80 and 40 persons were arrested Al Sche-
Inuitz secret stores of arms and ammunition nave
been discovered Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
DIED,
WHITE.

At RoSsvi.le, Staten Island, Mr. FREDERICK WHITE.
aged As ,,uuuv
On "Wednesday July 10TH after severe illness HENRY
KEEP aged years, months, and days =.
The friends OF the family are respectfully svte1 70 n
tend hls funeral from the residence VI hs father lw NV
At 10 o'clock this morning, Thursday IIth MS
There will stages provided Grand ferry for tho pur
Dose Of proceeding 10 Cypress Hills Cemetefy
On Wednesday morning, July 18TH IhEoDohE:
vounges, son VI William b and Hester Warne'' aged
ye4rs and months. -
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of ms pa
rents 30 SiaattA-st.. On Thursday at 3o'cock
On the 18th Of Jolly Capt, BERNARD HhNNIuhr
The friends Of the family, and likewise those VI h.s
brcther-n-Iaw William Hiyer. and also the members OF
the Troop Of Bregan ancers are requested 70 a,eho ~
funeral from h late residence, I'LL Thnd-st Thufsaay
nth July nj O'Clock Bs remains VIII be taken 70 ths
corner ot Eleyenth-s It and Avenue A. A..
On "Wednesday, July 18th. JOHN rOWNLEf, IN inc
He funeral w,l be on Friday. 18th instant at O'clock
p from MS late residence is Firstt Tee Ifirnos
the family and Of his sons Jas and Chas fo.nyi
l,o OF his snns-in. law John C. WnsO~ and John bo-
dine are respectfuly invited TO attend without fufhe
ytan The remains Will be taken u Greenwood ioI an
tsrn.ent. y,r1. T~ifs .f
James T. Fields, and daughter 81 SIMON "HAo' as''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Tps Colonel PATRIOTS OF AMERICA

Nj Wm c. Nell. capable coored man. of Boston,
has published pamphlet IN illustration OF the Ser
wees of Colored Americans IN the wars of l'76 and
1872" Such facts as the writer could collect from
various sources showing the numbers of the colored
soldiers i'll the American armies, and the estimation
in which their bravery and patriotism have been held
by Hancock, Euss. Burgess, Jackson, and others,
are here given. Among the individuals noticed, Is
Richard LeaverS, or Big Dick" who was born IN
Salem Mass, or vicinity, and whose career IN Dart
moor Prison was mentioned In the narrative publish
ed A few wears slnce by DR.. y +. Browne.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

CAss AND kING.-The Alexandria (Red
River) Democrat nominaes Lewis Cass for President
ard William r. King OF Alabama for Vice-Presldent
Montgomery Ala Secession Banner
But King in his recent letter, defining his po
sItou, says he would not run on any such ticket.
besides, he is acting Vicc-Presdent as II Is
Although one of the memorable Committee OF
Thirteen, he opposes the fruits of their labor
King is for himself or Buchanan for the Presl-
dency, and will go into 10 National Convention
with his old friends at the North, despite all
their promises to observe the Fugitive Slave
Law rs the cornerstone of their Democracy.
He is Democratic State Rights man. H.
has been duped so often by the specions pre-
lenses of the Ritchies, Halletts, Forneys and
Croswells that he has become convinced that
his chances much better in Qnitman's South
em Repubc-the ElySium of all the SeceSs ION
ISIS The Union and Southern Rights move
ment has entirely dissolved the Whig and Dem
ocratic parties In the ultra Southern States.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
FATAL AccipENr.-On Saturday afte

FATAL ACCDENr.-On Saturday after
noon, As Benjamin Howard, (of the firm of Howard,
Son & Co.. OF this city, with his wife, sister and
neice were riding from Brookne to Jamaica Pond, =
portion Of the harness broke permitting the carriage
TO press forward upon the heels of the horses, which
caused them TO run away. While the horses were
proceeding at furious pace OF the three ladies'
Mr. Howard's niece, gathered her clothes around her
and Jumped from the side OF the carriage and re-
ceyed no other injury than spraln of the ancle.-
Miss Howard, an elderly lady attempted 10 jump
from The back part OF the carriage but her dress
caught and she thrown headoremost TO the
ground, and received a blow which produced con-
cussion of the BRAIN and occasloned also the rupture
of blood vessel She was carried into an adlacent
house, where medical assistance was procured but
she remained nsensIbe till o'clock, Sunday after-
noon, when she died. Mr.. Howard AMI his wife both
escaped injury The horses were unhurt. lBost. Cou
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Harvard Comme encement-Burning of n Cotton
FaCtOry, &c.

BosTos, Wednesday, July l6.
No business done to-day at the banks, stock
board or custom house. account Of the Harvard
Commencement celebration
Gov. Boutwell, was to-day made an LII. ID. by the
Harvard University
The loss by the destruction by FIRE OF Ames0ury &
Co.'S cotton factory at North killingly, Conn, IS
twenty thousand dollars, OF which ten thousand dol
lars is insured III the Worcester Manufacturing and
Mutual Companies Everything was consumed
Mr.. Frost, who was killed IN duel at New Or.
leans, was formerly from Bangor and there edited
the AdperfIser
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
A CALIFORNIA PIcruRE.-A writer IN the

San Frdncsco Picayune states, as fact illustrative
OF the resources of California, that IN the building
now being erected on CommerciaStreet, by MoSstt
Co for the L. 5. Assay Office, the bricks used have
been furnished from the sources following China.
Liverpool, Australia. Sacramento. New-iork, New
Orleans, stockton, Mission Dolores. Boston and Bal
tlmore. We presume that no other city IN the world
produce a structure which has put under conri-
button many and distan. countries for one AL
tfelp
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
F,vr ~ W.LrHAM. MAss.-On Tuesday

FIRE IN WALrHAn, MAss.-On Iuesiay'
the hat establishment of Mr.. William Porter NAN, %.
- Wslthan. was totally destroyed. with most OF rs
c"n,enfS Toss AZ l.as. $4,000 which was par,iauy
insured
u Another seizure OF liquor was maui .,e
=, po,,lsnd Ne ON the 18th The stock consis.eo
Of few gallons OF NewEngand ,,lm % cres,1"e ,ns
Of the owner. II IS SAID tefended the 'e1 so,ne
With a troonsiick ard gaze the se'~''s
pretty severe raps -, 20
~ S.srEL JOHN COVER has been ~, -,
a. ,,.e Pres,teni As Consul Of Aust'ii ''r
re ror. OF San FrancIsco
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
~ A Daguerrean Convention was hell
MARRIED..

A,st Bartholomew Church. July Is, BY Rev Wander.
wort Bruce, ALEXANDER J. CLINTON 70 SOPHIA
T. VOSE, both of this City.
In Brooklyn Wednesday July 10, at the Chufca o. 'as
Saviour by Rev DR. Farley Mr.. A. L.. HATCH "
EIIZABETH daughter Of George Collins, ESQ
Al Trumansburgh, N Y, on "Wednesday July =, " ev
ID n Hamilton JAMES n TAYLOR, OF thus Chy,n
Mss MARY T. daughter Of II Taylor, ESD, OF the former
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Market,.-NEw-ORLEANs, july l.

The CorToN sales to-day and yesterday were re-
strcted to 1900 baleS-thoSe OF this morning reach
ing L50O bales The Frankln'S news had no effect.
Tie quotations are for strictly Mlddllng, Sc good
Mlddllng. 9la9.c. MESS PoRK-Sales at sl3 ;, ala.
CORN is firm at 50d5Sc. BACON SIDES are at 81 19c
EXCHANGE on New-iork al 90 days Is lie discount.
FREIGHTs are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Severe Illness of Rev. Wm NJ. Rogers.

BOSTON, " cdneSIdy, July TO.
Rev William NJ Rogers, of the Winter-street
Church, was struck with paralysis yesterday at ms
residence IN Dorchester. Much fear entertained
by his friends that the attack would prove fatal but
he is better this morning. and viii probably be able
to be out in a few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
insanity OF one of the Hutchinson Family
Thompson. the EO5ber of the Dorchester
and Milton Bank.

BosroN, Wednesday. July l6.
Miss Rhoda Hutchinson, one OF the Hutchinson
family, has become insane.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Thompson was con-
veved to Dedham and taken before Justice Cum
mings, on a complaint charging him with breaking
INTO and rObblng the Dorchester and Milton Bank.
The examination was postponed till the 25th, and
in default Of bail in S3j 900, he committed to
iall
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Railroad Accident.

NARRowsBURG, "Wednesday, July 10
The Express tram gelng West this morning ran
over man who was standing the track, near
Monroe. and completely cut him In two We could
not scfrtaln his name.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NAyAL.-We learn that orders to prepare

NAvAL.-We learn that orders to prepare
the L. : ship Franklin TO be towed round to Ports
mouth, have been received at tho Charlestown Navy
Yard. Also to reft the frigate Cumberland
The U. =. frigate Independence sailed hon Leg
horn on the 29th May for Trieste and the Mississp
~, after stopping at Naples few days, With Commo-
dore Morgan on board, had proceeded to the Leyant
Commander 4. G. Benham has been appointed TO
the command OF the u. = sloop Cyanne. now fitting
out at the Gosport Navy Yard.
B0aswan VIM. Smith has been ordered to the
L. S. ship Plymouth, in place Of John Dunderdae,
detached on account of Ill health.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Sorfkrr Ms1,ec Tsier1ps OAr, cor.er OF s-x Hsno,r
Bsar>v yfvr>tx
Fo- Jrrtier Tetrs-1ph,c Dispa,c.rs see VIIth Pig,


NEW-ORLEANs. Tuesday. July IS
Tie steamship Cherokee sailed for New-York,
yesterday and the Winfield Scott has Just left also
for Newlork.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
The Ocean Steamer.
LAT NJ srzAMERs voR TIE MONTH o. JULY

An Letters ard Newspaper, on hand fot Kel.n.
and scotlanc sen, By the nr u" nasst Vi ~n
Line. <,....,, n prvor> bx thu Co, rrxx ~
rus' b, oepale ,wshy ~ be nr.o. IN fal1 "
49,. % the Continent " Egrope by the CuSazD Ias
rust be prepaid five ceats snge rate encep TO thoss
risres res uifed u be prepaid IN fuu
Ietters by III. Hsvre Line bs prepaid twenty bsr
onts per- half Inland Postage ~ BE- AIDED. srceps 70
Great Britain
Newspaper, BY either Line to the Coasnt must b pc
Bald four cents each -
nland Ps,aso mus, b. added on Letters and Nswspapsu
~ tie Continent Of Europe By the Havrs and Bremea Lines
STEAMERS TO aRRrvy PROM EUROPE
PAcUIc. Sailed from Liverpool fDs New fofs, Juys
WhsHfNoT os-ailed from Bremen fr New York. JuaJ H.
AsERicA-SaLed from Liverpool for Boston. July u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Two Children Burnt 70 Death.

HORT FLAiS. TueSldy, July J..
The canal scow boat, Davis, bound west, was
burned to the waters edge at Fultonvile last night
Two children Of the Captains one aged years and
the other 10 months. persisted by the fire, which
caused by the explosion OF a fluid lamp. There was
no cargo on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
The New POSTAGE LAWN

The New POSTAGE LAW COncin-
natl. the result of ten days experience proves
crease the business of the Post Office of hfty PEI
cent There Is ageneral disposition among the busi
ness men 10 adopt the custom Of prepayment IN all
cases, and where an answer Is expected 10 nclOse
stamp, that the Department will be secured against
the immense losses heretofore accruing from dead
letters.
$50 DIES WAVE ALONG THE SHORE
A GOycmmtn Mt tram of POttawatomle Indians from
Michigan passed through our streets on Monday.
They are the remnant OF the tribe on their way to
new hunting grounds at the far Northwest, so they
pass away. There Is something mourniul IN the
sght-the last Of that proud and powerful race, bro
ken in spirit and corrupt In blood passing from
shore TO shore, toward the last remaining acres OF
their inheritance by the setting sun Homestead ex-
emption is not for them. [Kenosha Democrat.
EY The Secretary of State, accompanies
by his family LEFT this city last evening for Annapolis,
To take passage thence IN the steamer |" Golden
Gate" for New-York, from whence he will proceed
10 his residence in Massachusetts,, where It is ex-
pected he will remain some weeks II matters oil
public exgency shall not IN the mean time require
his presence at the seat Of Government
NAT. INTEL 18th.
~ A Daguerrean Convention was held
at Rochester on the 18th nst and partial organiza
ton effected for the mutual benefit of Daguerreotype
Artists throughout the State under the title OF the
"New-York State Photographic Association An
other meeting Is to be held at Utica on 10th Augsss
LAND ENTRIES IN ILLINOIS. Spring
6sid Journal gives the following statement OF Land
Entries IN that State for the second quarter oi inc
present year. Lands taken up with Mexican iane
warrants IS 900 acres do new issue, 500 DO
money 4O6l Total, ,66I acres
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Markets. BALTIMORE, j
CAss AND KING.-The Alexandria (Red

The Asia's news has depressed Breadstufs IN our
market.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

Co, IN HAMMoND-sTREET.-On Tues
1..moon there was a slight fire IN the house
@ -. IA Hammond.st. II was eXilnguished with
y, little damage TO the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

SENTENCE the L. S. District Court
Yesterday, young man named John Parker, charged
with an attempt at revolt, on board the ship Bat-
more was sentenced 10 Imprisonment for 10 days.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcRNY.-A young

man named George Harper alas Cornelius Dema
rest was yesterday arrested by officer Riley Of the
Fourteenth Ward. charged with having on the 18th
INST stolen $40 In gold com, the property OF JacOh
Vanpet, residing at - Lewlsst., while the latter
was IN porter house a; the foot OF Rlvlngton-St.
T. X. Harper was seen with his hand in complainant
pocket, and subsequently TO the robbery, was 90
served TO have gold coin IN his possession. He was
held by Justice Mountfort for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

Ttibnne-Can you inform your readers how stands
the law OF regulation IN relation 10 letter carriers
charges, since the new Postage Law has gone into
operation have rendered my carrier one cent for
the delivery of each letter and he refuses to accept
A. declaring that he Will not deliver letters for less
than two cents each. have, heretofore, under the
operation Of the old Postage Law, freely paid two
cents, because l believed II was not too much,
where the carrier had frequently 10 wait several
minutes a, the door before he received his pay but
now, when the postage Is generality pre- paid, that
ne has uniformly only 10 collect ms charge for deli
very which he can do as the newspaper carriers do
only once In three four weeks-thereby shorten
ing his labor about one half 1t certainly seems like
exortion 10 be compelled To pay nearly much for
the delivery OF letter as the rate OF postage
to We cannot give our correspondent any lnior
nation. nor do we know who can many OF the de-
tails OF the New Postage Law are as We, unin,ei
sible, and only be defined by the Department at
Washington. Ed
HARLEM.-Mr. Editor: Observing bv
your paper that Harlem has araked out Of sieep and
tha, extensive Improvements are now gong forward
permit me 10 ask through your journal ickat has be-
come OF the old Shaker, Ectsr oad ChlU - II that
has sep, the sleep Of death for one will selec, my
residence on that beautiful PLAIN. Win some one a,
Harlem answer this inquiry NEw.YoRKrR
~ The following sales of Real Estate
were made BY w. II. Franklin yesterday -
Mouse and lot 50 Bedorl-st. 22,75 ......--.- SsSS
DO do 81 Bedford - 22X79. S.O3O
ssAares Rock, Bar Mnlns $50 per share
CovRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Wednes-
dry.-Beiorc Judge Beehs, and Aid Cook and Miller.
Case of Cryder, Mckay # Jaadon.-By
request OF Counsel for defendants IN this case. the
MAJ did not come on as was expected, but was ir-
'aeI postponed TIL this (rhurdsy) morning.
Irtdi fer Assault upon Wife.-A Ger
man named Frederick Very, glider By trade,
whose family reside at No % hudson-St, Was placed
upon tral, charged with having committed a series
o. aggravated assaults upon nus OWN wife, Hannah
hrs: Weiry was put on the stand and testified that
sof months next previous 10 the arrest OF her huS
eand he was In the habit Of beating her almost every
Gay that he would fasten the door Of her room and
assault her violently, leaving the marks on her
person. The accused, according to the testimony
Was IN the habit Of taking and pawning the furni-
sure IN the house, 10 which she demurred. thus
causing the difhculty II further appeared that an
Improper intimacy existed between the accused and
domestic employed IN the house This created a
JEALOUSY on the part OF the wife. and separation fol-
's"ea. The case was given to the Jury, who render
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

ALLEGED CHARGE OF PERJURy.-A com
,.,, was a day or two since preferred before JUS
- Mountfort by Mr. Claudius Lord, merchant,
1oe business at 90 Beayerst., against an aged ana
,,.oec,able gentleman, named Robert b. Hunter
,som Mr.. Lord charges with having made iaiSe
O,,h relative to note of 81 900 made by Mr. Hunter
The matter will be investigated by the maglstra'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

PIcK-PocKET.-The Sixth Ward police
arrested one John McCrea for attempting to pick the
pocket of Charles r. Baker McCrea was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

R.y AWAY FROM HIS FAMnY.-Officer
Wr,nan Of the Ninth Ward on Tuesday night re-
tuIned from Troy, having in custody one Alexander
Moran. formerly preacher. but al present a shoe
Inster who is charged with having, last Fall, abaa-
Goned his wife ana family, at present living IN Thr
y.sixth-st between Ninth and Tenth avs, without
Support He was found by the officer at work at
shoemaklng IN Troy. Justice McGrath committed
him 10 prison for examination.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

"We commence, TO day, the pub
bcation Of III correspondent between
Chevalicr hulsemann, the Austrian
Charge d. Afaires, md the Hon. Daniel
Webster, Secretary Of State. We CON-
mend the reply Of Mr.. Webster 10 the
careful perusal Of our readers. II is
probably the ablcst and most splendid
State paper hieh ever emanated from
the pen Of any statesman, in any nation;
and il will add much, il such thing is
possible, 10 the colossal reputation Of the
distinguished Webster. Its tone is bold,
manly and Republican, in an eminent
degree, and il will give an additional
lustre 10 the American character all ov-
er the world. II isa paper which will
be translated into other languages, and
will be read by all persons, where the
Ii ,ht OF civilization has gone, and where
the blessings Of liberty have ever been
heard of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
Secretary Of Stale to Mr.. Hulsen,ann.


DKPArTMESr OF STAT,
Washington, Dec. 81, 1850
The undersigned, Secretary of State
ofthe Unit States, had the honor to
receive, some time ago, the not Of Mr.
HuSemann, Charge d'Afaircs Of his
Majesty The Emperor OF Austria, of the
Goth September. Causes, not arising
nom any want ofpersona regard for Mr..
Hulsemann, or OF proper respect for his
Government. have delayed an answer
until the present moment. Having sub
mitted Mr. HulSemann's letter 10 the
President, the Undersigned is now dlrrc-
ted by him to return the following reply:
The objects Of Mr.. Husemann's note
are Grst TO protest. by order OF hi. Gov
ernment, against the siers taken by the
late President Of the United Statistic
ascertain the progress and probable re-
suIt Of the revolutionary movements in
Hungary and, secondly, TO complain
of some expressions in the instructions
of tie late Secretary Of State to Mr..
A. Dudley Mann. confidential agent Of
The United States. az communicated by
President Taylor to the Senate on the
2sth Of March last
The principal ground Of protest is
founded on the idea, ar in the aI.ga-
ton, that the Government Of the United
States, by the mission Of Mr.. Mann,
and his instr ciions, has in,erfered in
the domestic affairs Of Austria IN a man.
ner unjust or disrespccIiul toward that
Power. The Presidents message was
a communication made by him 10 the
Senate, transmitting correspondence
between the Executive Government and
a confidential agent oil its own. This
would seem to be- itselfa domestic tran
"a lion- q me Istance OF intercourse
between the Presidrn, ami the SENATE
in the manner which is usual aud iidis
pensable in communicating between
the different branches OF the Govern.
mont II was not addressed either 70
Austria or Hungary nor was il any
pubic manifesto TO which any foreigr
State WAS called on 10 reply 1t WIS
an account Of iis transaciions communi.
Gated by the Executive Government y
the Senate, nt the request OF Ihn, body:
made public, indeed, but made public
only because such i. the common and
usual course Of proceedinv; and il may
be regarded as some what strange, there
fore, that the Austrian Cabinet dad rot
perceive that, by the Instructions gives
TO Mr.. Hulsemann, 1, vas itself iIterfer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
DEC 30. 1850. (

To the Presideat ofthe United States -
The Secretary Of State, to whom has
been referred the resolution of the Sen
aIe OF the 26th inst, requesting the
President A" to communicate 10 the Sen
ate, ii'not incompatible with the public
interest, copies Of any correspondence if
any has taken place, b,tween the De-
partment Of State and the Austrian
Charge d'Affaires, respecting he ap-
pointhent or proceedings OF the agent
sent out to examine and report upon the
condition and prospects Of the Hungari
an people, during their recent struggle
for independence, has the honor to lay
before tie Pr sidcni copy of the cor
resrondencc called for by the resolution
Respectfully submitted.
DANIEL WEBSTER