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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

affection CT dyspepsia without attempt TO alleviate the
esmse Of their suferng to all such would advise the
of Uutciinrs Vegetable Dyspepsia Bitters
lies Of acquaintance Law in their stock these
Bers they do other disTensailes they right
fma wine 81 full taken the thing
will lie found most ecacous For sale at the principal
Cfhee I2l Fulton street.
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want first rate ar. lie, 20 to Lorn Brooks esta
bishment, Rs Fulton tre west of Broadway 1t h,
that has crg feen celebrated for the fp
Bt OTIS and Shoes there md article in the
Of the lest quality cheap good with the patent
shapk, have them 8 de TO ord "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

WY il the place TO buy articles in the
boots ether for ladies gentlemen Every sold
this store he relied being what the
sented Mr. Cahil employs the very best workmen an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

The subscribers manufacturing and sae
above labor savng macfre which smootbes and puts
beautiful gloss taile linen Sheets &c with
ridty The machinery is enclosed in neat wood case
occuryin- more than square yard and hes the
Of bureau with large which contans
the linen, &c. The prices arc from $40 to S25
UUNCAN WEST, 81 BeekmEn street.
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find number Of the sunday Mercury very inte
resting TO them The Of the assistant fremen aud
secretaries Of company attached TO the fire department
will he published, well general review OF military
matters Price three cents Office 100 Nassau street.
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err THOMAS E. HULSE will make her usual trip to.mor-
row. Newburgh and rterms date places Time leaving
Chambers street. III A. NJ For particulars advertise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

wish to know where they Obtain Engs aud French
Drugs and advise them pnrchass
at Geo. Leas establishments 4S3 Broad way. Hc is also
ngent fer all the French European and American PATENT
Medicines Inln Perfumes Roussels Cosmetics with
le Of Foreign and Domestic Toilet articles
always be obtar uine the above number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

later nevsTo arrive In San Francisco with the u s. Mails
Cherokee of 2th inst. will close st p w. this day.
Postage IL cents BERFoRD CO.. Yeey street, Aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

Express Mall 10 California, with &

popular weekly Newspaper is this morning published at
the Once No p Spruce street. Terms 81 Single
numbers to be had Of all the newsmen iu the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

Co have reduced the prices Of their Spring and Summer
Silks Rarege Jaconets Muslns Foulards Calicoes Man
tllas shsws French Emtroderss Laces &c below cosA
Ladies will find great bargains at $50 BrosdvA
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B0otm akers' Union, SO Nassau street,
Citizens aDd strangers invited to call and examine th
nne stock 81 hnot shoes and CATERS offered tho
Boo hers Union. 50 Nassau street - = -
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Gated Bress direct immediate and surprising
relief which clews the these remarkable productions
Of diea SKILL the wonder of all who them without
swallow ing nausesting and in the end injurious
the tient finds himself restored health
joyment. The skn Is sxered action an lis seerstons
carried with uninterrupted regularity Tie mouths Of
myrsds Of absorbing vessels which terminate the
face Of the body becon inspired with vgor by the
dicaton Of and the breast piece and cir lit
tie mouths TO take In TIE
applications and thus with speed
and vital ty to part Of the For oholar
dysertery bowel complaint dysperss constipation re-
the seecaea Apron tand, I'M vslled as preventive and
curative The Nedcated Breast Piece, ption,
bronchitis, debility 81 the lungs 10 not less ia
the delicate Of the .hes than the
Nedatsd for the bowels Oce both,
Nc. 90 lspenaro street, one door from broadway.
DR.. James X. Chiffon, the most celcbrn ted
chemist in the United States has had charge Dr.
sends sarsapnrilla for than and
has made many important improvements In the medicine.
From TO two teaepoonfu. Of the improved sarapara
" al that srequired Tor dose 20 act mia aitsrat.
and tobie DR. Chtons certificate printed paper,
viii be found every bottle prepared since Februsry 1850
asweli d DR.. Townsends signature steel pists
buy that only which has Dr. Chtan's certificate the
Principal Offices In New York. ~ Nasau street.
In London 5 Strand door TO the Lyceum Theatre
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IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT Banquet
PRorosEp 10 AEoHBsHor HtGHEs.-We under
stand that m oyement has been commenced in the
prorcr quarter, among men Of rcspcctabilty, pety,
aud good taste in wines, 70 get up banquet 70
Archbishop Hughes, that will Ear surpass. in
elegance and sllcrdor, that recently given II his
honor IN Liverpool, or that in London. Mr.
McMestus, . religious and literary philosopher Of
some repute in the Catholic church in this city, i
engaged n the business, and We hope and trust
that no impcdment win lie, from sectarianism Of
any kind, TO prevent the accomplishment Of the
ohjcc, u view.
mi. Grace TIE Archbishop q New York has re-
turned from Rome N fac health, ami 10 capital
condition. liz seo-, q both mind and body, wa
never fresher The disappointment Of that hat =
has produced ro effect whatever On the benignty Of
biz deposition tie charity Il his neart, or on the
billiarcy of biz Intellect. Since lis arrival home
be has visited the ynrious Catholic institutions II
the city, and received tasteful anil beautiful tesl.
monials from tie clergy, from the academies. from
The az lums, from the old and reverend nuns, and
from the young l5dics CT the several Catholic ins,-
tutinns Addresses, poems. AMI music ID tho
style q that ot the middle ages, have been al
dressed to him II I perfect food, since b's return
All This i very gooi: b.. Tie movement rlf tie
banquet viii Ct 80 lie whole, 1bs Catholic mor.
,hor.s and The Ca'hols inhabitants q NorNort.
rctcraly inte-u ] Hi'h Z great uny ies-ei
rtanrauls VIII, ro foab. taa Is sas prar a
hafla1 rii.hN ai.Ht rs Ike F.t.a tl 3sls.
.r .'.Ut,s .'su... '...h h "h
Ut.l.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
THE BURNING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL IL



1t matter Of hearty c0ngratuaiIoa that the original
anuscrips Of Washington Jefferson Madison, Hamilton
sad others were saved from tho destructive element. The
country will however deeply regret the loss of the following
yauu works Art stated BY the National In:elieenccr
IN addition to books destroy and Suas paintings OF lie
first five Presidents:
An original pnr!ral of Columbus; second portrait OF CO.
a;nhGs; IN original portrait Of Pet'n Rantnph portal;
81 Bolivar; portrait -! Baron S,cubcn by Pync English
artist .. merit; one Of Baron De hab; o COez and
oie o. judge a"son Of Maryland, pcsente! 10 the braTy
=, his family. Between eleven aud Twelve hundred bron%s
medal! 0f the EatrcHllc exchange ol them than
ten centuries old and exceedingly perfect amongst the
yulal= destroyed. OF the sa,uary burnt and rcrded
worthless we gcco-at fine bust oi Jefferson; polio IL
bronze oy Mills; very superior bronze likeness "l Washing
ton; bias! 81 General Taylor by IN Italian artist; sud Il
bust ui Lafayette, d! DAVID
We have on IL heart Of three books saved from the primo.
pal library namely Lbrrians Register, an account book
aud ni: volume OF Lord kingSouys magnificent work
on the Antiquities oi Mexico
There we're also recovered from The rubbish large volume
OF Egyptian Hierosyphics three large volumes OF Spanish
History ana medals which, though dcaced BY the
lire, may DC restored.
The following official documents will BIO read with
u interest. Tne Republic states that the Library
caught lie the morning of the day of the month in
the year ISIS.
OrrcE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF puDLc BurLpISos.
WAsHlSGTos, d. c., December ~, lo3l.
THOMAS L. WALTER Esq, Architect OF the Capitol.
SIR: instructed by the Hon. Secretary oi the ln'e-
rur "o make thorough investigation oi the which
led tie destruction the Congressional Library and IN
jury the Capitol ~ fire IN the morning Of the I'm n,,
ac report him The subject with Us little de-
lay practicable"
In OF instructions, would thank you to maze
AZ Immediate examination Of the premises and report 10 me-
IN writing, your opinion the cauSco of the fire.
am Sir, wiki great respect your ohe,icni servant
WILLIAM EASILY,
COMMISSIONS! Of Public Buildings
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ARcHlvEcr's OFFICE, UNITED STATES CArrrGL.


IS ID. e., December 20, leol
NiLlAu casey ESn t:."'"oSi'"e oil Public bu'iu'"sS
SIR compliance win the REQUEST Contained In your
letter of this morning have examined the Capitol in eie!
encc 10 origin o The fire which took place in the or
Of Congress morning OF the 9Th Instant, and mao
that caused by the mjcTs which loncd the Aicovcs
OF the L:aary having been inserted in the chimney 'ucs
On cxataing the holes III the brick wall which have been
exposed BY the removal Of the burn. t.n5ers found al
ol n:n about inches the thickness Of brick, IN
iiue-, where the fire was discovered lhe
c.l.cyS tic then examined, and II
found hl the !uc from the room OF The Committee 0i
Senate Indian Affairs had been recently burnt out \
this Hue and found the open n.
I; Library alluded TO- Ills voice heard at the apcr-
are in chimney, ana he brought down with hlm pof-
ton Z! The timber that had p:OtIded into the iue
Large wood fires made in The committee rooms very
early every morning and the shut up until they ute
uccucu committees. This chimney must have aHtn
fir. while thus closed and burnt gu! without
being observed u'.t easily br the with any OF The
cI.mnGys in the building.
Alter careful examination ot the subject, am OF opir-
ion that the late Library depended this chimney
II il had taken fire years a.J the result would have been the
SANE Tho motrs too Tar above the fireplace 1" he
on any other than By the burning OF the chin
aY oud such event could not have occurred al any the
without communicating fire 10 the Library.
The alsoves tie Library formed of mbcls filled
il with ''orc; -uosgng The horizontal pieces were lei Ia
lie walls The 81 STRENGTHENING the structure
:ls aiorlu the nt.as OF cDmnuncs ;ing III. fire 10 the
vertical scan,ing, Of which placed against the wall
each partition.
The evidences O The fire having occurred in this way are
tor conclusive admit ot doubt and Sufficient 10 re-
N we al! those WHO have chargc Of the buildings
40 hnar :orctJ nht vigilance could undo! The cIcum-
stances havc prevented ihr catastrophe
am sir, very respectfully, your obeten servant
THOS. L. WALTER.
Architect oil T. 5. Capitol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
LinRARY oe CoSGREss, Dec %, 1851.


Lie my punf day communicate 10 Congress the de-
.:lcun ot the boc"s, paintings, s'atuiCy medals AMI
ncr property in the principal saloon 0f their Library,
Yesterday morning, by fire, which originated IN the
In,m in lnanuc. 10 me- altogether unaccountablc, no
~ haze uten used in fora long time. and no candles,
l, or other hts hav" been used IN II during the
,y.aI. time that i, has been under my charge.
a: lut been able ascertain the precise number 0i the
books wic wee destroyed bu believe that II may be estI-
mated! al ABOUT ,r;y tive thousand 1t very gratifying 10
haze !, - ~, nJwC adj that about twenty thousand vol
g.s gf b3pk. winch in the law room, ana IN i""
ans q l,oiGirg tjr Library, are safe.
4 rIl a.. 81 uO0as tel,9gCa 10 the library 81 The late
President Jefferson and purchased By Congress in Tie
~ 1915 me. constitute the several ciiiieS IN Inc u
g, OF the LIBRARY, ugrcsbIy To Mr. Jclic=ons c's>Iii-
,9p amber t,c !ulrin. heads: Ancrnt history, Ani"!i-
c,. t.p-. Eccc5i=ii al History, Chemistry M!cGfao2i,
am; & gnc0ingy; Moral Philosophy, Laws % Nature hn!
\ ri n. ac TIE clgptcs composing the law department ~
liz, Library: {; ;igyn Politics, Vncu1ag the Science u! L.
lrl,n Political Economy, Cvn;nerct baEAin@ Statistics,
IA part tie chapter On Arc!.te"y; i.DIic Rhetoric
cf.' I ..-.,---, Theory oi Criticism.
sincerely scope that lie searching investigation Congress
science 4ni literature wiil dey y drpnrc viii lead de
rr.io the tina! produced H. ard 10 the aGu;on .!
!reacs ,a will p!c"cn AL future time, recurrence o!
The sad calamity.
Ni,l tho respectful regard have the honor to be
;ut!r UJcG:-nt servant,
JOHN :. MEEHAN, Librarian.
70 the Hon. Linn Boyd. Speaker OF III" United State.
l!aaSe If Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
RESULT VIRGINIA

Grayson county elects the House, Nm. G. PARKS DEM
by 10 majority over John Dickin=un-ai gives Johnson
$40 and 10 Summers 3u95ein majority o! 81 10 Johnson
instead Of majority for Summers previously reported
The Republican reports Boone county giving 81 malor!
to Summers. Correcting table, md estimating tic v"'>
OF Prince William $50 majority for Johnson and west
norrland 100 majority for Sumnc:s-hcai enough u
Summers in both cases make Junson majority IN Tie
wl,ols State 6S99 The official may carry np II
seven thousand
The Senate will consist of 81 Democrats and 10 "hsS-
and the House OF 81 Democrats and u Nhgs-deniocraIc
ma.rity on joint ballot, FORTY SmYth county, Preston
(Whs receives The return /: consequence o. the G'i--
sioncs at Democratic precinct whose vote would nave
elected Gricvcs (Dem having failed within the 'c da?
10 stu and certify The polls there.
The provision Of the Constitution 10 the term Vi
service of The State Senators, is as follows:
pon The assembling Of the Senators fist elected under
this CONSTITUTIONS they shall he divided into two equal CHS
ses 10 be numbered by lot. The OF service o! The Sen
aors Of the first class snail expire with that Of the Delegates
first elected under this Constitution ANA OF The Second class
at the expiration Of years thcrcai!e and tbs alienation
shul continued that oneh. o Inc Senators may oc
| second
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

ODp.FELLOwS' HALL well filled las, night 70
hear the Swiss Bell Ringers, Madame Iayaraey the po9G-
lar Swedish vocalist aEl Herr Franz Sioepe his wood
and instrument. This combination OF talent obtained
uncoundc applause which they richly merit. Tie novelty
OF the bells and their sweetness firing, and Away
delightful The Troupe offer rich programme for this
ing. Go early
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
AMERICANS In PARIS.

We learn by private letter from Paris tina, the number OF
persons Killed during the recent instruction much lar
ger than been reported in the papers. Two Americans
Ms=s7s. Martin and Sa!ioih7d been accidentally killed
and Col,nr Stuart. o P!ad,lp very narrowly escaped.
Was Lieut.. Ca!cShy Ap i;octs jones, Of the L. :: Ma
ry, who among those wounded the B0ulcyards. lie
lost his finger had his les broken ard was complete lis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
AN ARTIST OF TALENT.

Mr. Persco the subject Of the following glowing euogy
in the Peoples Advocate OF Reading Pa passed som" time
in our city many years ago. friend n taste and Juds-
menl in the fine arts requests s IL stac--as we do win
Mr. Pesico will probably make carly visit
10 Richmond who's, citizens will have opportunity OF
enjoying The benefit OF his skiul pencil:
MR. PERSICO.-This talcated artist is visit TO
our city, During his stay he has executed portraits D seyc
raj Of our ctizcns. few days ago had the pleasure Of
seeing onc executed By him in cTayon OF d.: Isaac HES
ter Ouradmiraon of this magnificent wort. u: Ar, which
was intense mingled with doubt and INDIGESTION as L"
the manner of execution In all truth and sincerity
say we anything in shape OF Likeness, whc
lcr puin,cd engraved that approached il il merit. II i
Only and icc, bat il also exhibits artistic sk!!
that cannot be surpassed Enthusiastic lovers We are Of
The beautiful whether in Art Mature il would be nross
BILE in words describe the emotions which we felt Il! Tie
moment Perfection seldom met with but f.. IN our
lite we experienced the consciousness bcOng 1t in IL
highest degree OF excellence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

TIE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.-'rhc proceedings
in this case, Wednesday, show facts OF material
interest. One witness, formerly servant in The family ot
Mr. n. p. Willis, examined 20 show that Mrs.. Forrest
mad numerous visits the residence Of Mr. Willis and he
her residence, ana that the two were quite intimate au
nothing elected positively dcvcgaorv the character
either Rev. Elias Magoon, Of tile Oliver street Baptist
Church. the stand and testified 10 the fact that nc
had underworld 10 reconcile the differences between Mr. and
Mrs Forrest time when he thought those differences
We 10 mcndinr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

We sec il stated that there is knitting machine in opera
ton in Philadelphia which knits three hundred and eighty
stitches each OF small crank, which crank may be
easily turned hy hand from hundred hundred and
fifty revolutions per minute, making from forty
thousand stitches per minute, al the Of about h'ee
milon ncf hour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
DEATHS.

nf.g IN il., Nc ,Ic 18th Of December. WILLIAM r
OF CAPS. Ertalr !. a.-i - years aud @ months
u.D ~ laaswc, lG: inst, Of Paralysis. Ma ROBERT
RAWLINGS, N he iJi! year OF his ag.
brunswick, The i! inst, CAPT MERRITT DAVIS,
- year..
DIED. IL Tar a!lEaocl Moml", 1h the very LAY
El. completed her 9th year, Mis NARY consor OF H.
Eay4nd daughter the late Richard CToIt"n. !-tv
I'M, p.tea!.,.
from lria he THIS anc.cl Lady: hni II almost
thai sho numbered among those woto
I!gctius emphatic language oi >criuc-'ate ho
tai ~
well calculated atorn. an rom
wi YAc!uls BY that most s!ous disease
iJlsUtH; iiDn.
u hal borne her mccky The Saviour smiled and
profession ms cil;', has lett - her family the happy
exchanged he'd OF suffering for that 6r.ht
w,s. where ;te weary au heavy laden are al rest G.
he cIth az! from her fair and unpoIuai he'h ma
vI",,t, spring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

At the Philadelphia Banquet, Cen Riley Of the y. States
Army-the late military Governor OF Ca!iiornia-rcplici
briefly Tie assertion that the army opposed /" the
views of kossuth and received wiki great enthusiasm
We delighted that at Philadelphia, freedom Of
opinion allowed full play and that uns" the 1T
New York, courteous and respectful atenon paid TO
the Gvowls OF various shades of opinion the subject OF
kossul's mission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
SOMETHING; NEN.

l. i said b. the 1uG in this serli"n that Caf' Tai
cot thc able and accomplished En who surveyed the
re Tor TIE Richmond ana DanyiIlc Rail Road discovered,
wlc surveying in this vicinity, ht the territory which
, r,yn sani belongs the Stale OF NirG!u1 according
=, the true :.c the BUUnary between Virginia AMI Nr!
t;rrpinl which. il is maintained Fast and Wc9', in
sih lice Il line Capt r. i rcpo:'g' -
present it, not oniy gives Virginia Milton bu; scc al
four ..rs he territory comp0s!n. part ut Cas"c
which .rc embraces Milton. It's in addition represented
o. Us that the good Icupie the way, in the Common.
wealth Virginia. confident al the validity Oi their Title 10
ms territory and determined 70 have the matter in
yes gated reclaim the territory, mouting the
~, .ct nt neg county, be formed out of part OF Pitt
syi:ana, part Of Halifax and pa;; of Caswcl
L. is thought by tlt if accurate survey throws
Milton into Virginia. ncghbor UP the River (Danvi,ieJ
viii BE- thrown into Nur, Carolina Won't it be- funny il
such shall BE- The rcsn The idea may be laughed at but
viii DC result not half as astonishing 10 the Pesi-
,leatiaI cIecon in Sii.- liu.on " C. Chron;cts.
4 CHRISTMAS PARrY.On Tnursd,y sump'uous
dinner was up twelve hundred poor children, IN
lii. Nursery OIL Randas Island, below New York. afge
number vi ladies aud gentlemen witnessed the scene.
pntLAprLrn1A, Drc. 81 Up. M'rhe banquet hall was
this svcnn. very asctuiy and richly decorated with lg,
banners, &c.
After the removal of the CLOTH koasuh in reply
pncntary toast spoke about wo hours, in very clear u-
cid and uqgrn exposition OF his views and what he asked
American people.
John T. F!oarnoy mcmuriahzcs the Legislature OF Geor-
ga 10 pass bill c.alzlng polygamy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30
The "iilercan Telegraph, published in Washin .on has
"cnlu. on' in Gnancc OF Southern It.hts. |. saxs

'con: ont' in defence OF Southern Rights Il says:
The Photography Will labor unite and consolidate the
South. the only u producing harmony and
hgtween the North and the South. We have pre-
iercnces but sc, have choice anon. the prescn-
i.a candidates. We "!li snpPo: lie nominee o the ba-
more Convention il believe him worthy OF support!
We identified with and will support the State Rights
party c the South and this the position that will urge
that party 10 assume.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

a auIr,i. Of l... GuIn,, MlG!, Plaster. &c &c
AZ The Laboratory "i IN: s. VI, Institute"
Packages nav p-arlcC through Mtssfs "eo1 l1co" "
ri p, or :r.srs Echr- Pryor Perton is.iFIh
,a,,,..- a, a. All ,s... address WM GILLIAN.
l.. s-c3m .,ie .so C!-nIsyry and Agriculture, ' VI l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

said there have bcca elected 10 the Pennsylvania De-
lnocra,c Convention 80 delegates in favor OF Bnc
anar, and Is for Cass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

MARRIED T. w the resi- c-e Of Mr, Yates.
Uccembc WM. L. SERIES ESP, I" Miss
MARTHA w YATES. al! o! he county OF Caroline
MARCHED lay, By the at the residence Of John
SEQUEL. PHILIP SAM . JR. of Col 4. Slmuc 10 MISS
Agnes A.. lu2i.cr John Samuel, ESD all Of CAROLINE
MiGGtUp. Wcncs a: @ilh s tho n tue residence
Mr iyar., MR JOHN TATE 10 Mss StSaSNAli,
vi Evans, all OF the county OF Caroline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

Tho ice is fast breaking up. Last evening the LynchbuTg
Packet Eoa set of on voyage up the Canal.
The "rowhatan, on the Potomac, much
orsted on Saturday. she taken off for repairs and
made no trip Sunday yesterday. despatch from
Capt. McCausard sent from Washington yesterday
ing says that if aioa last night, the boat would
day make her regular trip. We heartily trust that it may
So turn out; Tor say nothing of tho Inconvenience the
travelling community, the continued detention OF the mails
pavs the vcrv Devil with the editorial fraternity.