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Second National Council of the Catholic
4 Church In the United States.
BALTIMORE, May 8, 1859.

The Second National Annual Catholic
Church in the United States, commenced
its sessions in the Metropolitan Ca,hedral
in this city this morning.
Alta preliminary meeting at the .Archi.
episcopal residence, held before the pub
lie service, the Archbishop Of Baltimore
appointed the following officers:
Promoters.--R,. Rev. Johannes. D. D..
Bishop Of Na,chez, and Very Rev. Francis
L. Holmes.
Promoters Secretdries.-Very Rev. P,
N. Lynch, and Very Rev. Thomas Foley,
Notary.-Rev. Mr.. Damphoox.
Chduntefs.-very RI. Rev. i, De
Goesbrarand, and Mr.. John Dougher,y,
Master Of Ceremonies. Rev. Francis
Borlando.
About 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, a procession
was formed--the prelaies wearing their
pontfcals-and walked from the Arch
Bishops residence to the Cathedral
passing round the square to the front Of
the Church, and thence op the broad isle
TO the grand altar, chanting; the pro
cession being headed by large gil,
crucifx, followed by acobytes, bearing
lighted tapers. These were followed By
the Arch Bishops, Bishops and clergy
the former arrayed in magnificent robes
The Council was opened by the Arch
Bishop Of Baltimore. Aftey other ap
pointed ceremonies, and the reading o.
the decree Of the Council Of Trent, touch
ing the profession Of faith, grand High
Mass was performed, in very solemn
and impressive manner. Over one hun
dred vocalists were in the choir, beside
the Germania band.
AT the conclusion Of High Mass. Arch.
Bishop Hughes entered the pulpit. and
read from the tenth cbspier Of JOHN;
"CnRisr is the door and the Shepherd >
The Rev. gentleman then proceeded to
deliver very eloquent sermon.
After the conclusion Of the discourse,
the Episcopal body proceeded to sing
other ceremonials, chaun.ing the Miserere
and Lilany, terminating with solemn
benediction by Arch Bishop Patrick Ken
rich. The procession then reformed,
and moved from the Cathedral in the
same order in which i, entered. F
The scene presented in the procession
was ofa mos, imposing character.
The immense edifce was ihronged to
iis utmost capacity, and thousands who
we're unable 10 gain admittance crowded
the yard and entire square outside the
church.
There were over one hundred Bishops
and Priests, arrayed in their canonicals,
seated in the aliar--eacb Bishop being
attended by a page.
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Frightful Railroad Accident.
OCDENsBUReU, Nav I

O0DENebUhou, uay -
Al aplace called Pierepoint, on the
Wa.erown and Rome Rallroad, parry
Of ladies were this morning amusing
themselves with hand car on the track
after the regular passenger train had
passed, no. knowing that affeigbt train
was soon TO follow. The train consequent.
ly came suddenly upon them, running
over the hand-car and instantly killing
four Of the ladies, mangling them in q
shocking manner. Others were also
much hurt. ~
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Exoitsment on the Rio orande.
NEw ORLEANS, MAY g.

Dates from Brownsville 10 the 2Sit
have been received. Great excitement
prevailed a, Rio 0rande city, in conse.
quence of,he:murier Of a Mr.. Patton. .
respectable merchant, BY party Of Ameri
cans. A large number Of citizens pur
sued and overlook the murderers, and
lynched them. as well as party Of six
others belonging TO an organized band
formed for robbing and numbering Ameri
cans. The murderers professed to be
acting under the authority Of General Ca
males, and say il as his intention TO take
Brownsville, so that the citizens o.
Brownsville are preparing TO receive him
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From the Ohio Statesman
ALFRED p. EDGERTON.

The Ashland Union has the followin,
well deserved notice Of this talented an,
distinguished Democrat, now menbe
Of the House Of Representative, from III,
Northwest. All who are acquainted viii
him, OF who observed his able and fear
less course whilst in the Senate of Ohio
will no, be surprised 10 learn that b.
is rapidly rising 10 distinction in tn
councils Of the nation. When he wa
transferred TO the enlarged sphere OF pub
lie action, in which he is now engaged
We predicted for him career alike honor
able and distinguished, and subseqnen
events satisfy US that we shall not be dis
appointed.
Mr.. EDeERToN is fearless and radca
Democrat; ono whose sound principle.
and splendid TALENTS will soon invest him
with that influence and fame they 81
much deserve. In his present position
however, he can be useful only TO hi
constituents. Ohio has in store for hin
other and higher honors, and we trus, ih'
day is not far distant when she may cal
him into her service.
We copy from the Union.--Senect
Adoertiser.
"ALFRED P. EDGERTov This gentle
man, in the discharge Of his duties as {
member Of Congress, fully justifes all The
hopes and good opinions Of his friends
Mr.. Edgerton is the best ,0orking mar
in the presen, Congress, although he oc
cupies position on committee where
his herculean labors in the public service
can never be fully appreciated except by
his colleagues and Others who have had
correc, opportunities ofjudging him in
his new sphere. His admirable business
knowledge and habits, clear intellect and
strict integrity, are qualities which pee !.
liarly fl him for proper discharge ofihe
responsible duties Of = member Of the
committee on Claims. In that commit.
tee is matured full one-half Of the busi
ness which is brough, before Congress,
and place upon il would be declined by
one who would regard alone his personal
comfort or interests. Indeed, many
Of his friends at Washington have urged
Mr.. E. to resign position Of fsuch thank
less and unappreciated labor. But he
prefers the faithful! dischare Of bis duties,
although they may not be properly valued
by those in whose good opinion he has
the most direct personal interest, to a
position which would give him much
more leisure and more distinction"
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ELEPHANTS BoNEs. The laborers on
The Great Western Railroad, in Canada
West, have dug up the remains of some
old elephant in gravel bank. One oI
the iusks was 6 feet Q inches long.
Many are wondering how they came
there. Those who believe that the axis
o! the earth was truly perpendicular be-
fore the Flood, find no difficulty in ac-
counting for the bones Of now tropical
animals being found in the arctic regions
Scientific American.
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Shock OF AN EARTHouAKE.-Tbe
Galljpolis (Ohio) Courier says on last
Thursday at about one o'clock P. M, q
slight shock Of an earthquake vas felt at
that place, when about twenty-five OF
thirty feet Of the river bank, and extend.
ing near half 50 iare, slid off the upper
end above the public square.
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Health of MIR. Clay.

i.Hs tes WASHINGTON, May 10.
Mr. Clay slept better last night than
he has for the last two weeks, and he il
now quite comfortable. Rev. DR.. Butte,
administered the sacrament to him yes
terday. It's the opinion ofhis physician
that his decline will be 81 gradual tha,
the moment Of his dissolution will be
scarcely percepuble.
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Putnam County Teachers Association
Pursuant to adjournment the Teachers
Association. Of Putnam comfy, met a,
Kalida. on the Sd Friday Of April, 1852
for the purpose oftransacting the business
incident to such an association.
The meeting was organized by ap
pointing JABEZ 8. SPENCER, Esq.
Chairman, and M. ADDISON Crow,
Secretary.
On motion Of James Mackenzie, Esq,
Resolped, That in view Of the fact that
the period has expired for the continue
,ion Of the winter schools, and that an
effectual organization Of teachers cannot
be hsd al this time il is expedient 10
adjourn the meeting for the complete
organization OF the Institute until the 3d
Friday Of October next, to be held at this
place, when II is hoped that measures
can be successfully taken to give char
acter and efficiency to the effort to i'm
prove our school system.
On motion Of William M. Bell, Esq,
Resolped, That the proceedings "f this
meeting be published in the Kaiidd
Venture.
On motion adjourned.
j. s. SPENCER, Chm
ADDISON CRow, Sec'y. alae
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Serious Accident to Hon. Daniel Webster.
BosToN, May g.

BosToN, May y.
This forenoon, as Mr.. Webster, &C.
companied by his private Secraatry, Mr.
Lanman, was riding from his home, in
Marsh6eld, to Plymouth, the bolt con-
nee ting the forward wheels with the body
Of the carriage, broke, letting the carri-
age down very heavily. Mr. Webster
was thrown out, striking his head end
right shoulder, He was stunned, and for
few moments insens,ble, during which
he was carried into house near by, and
medical aid promptly procured. His in.
jnries, :houpbt severe, were pronounced
not dangerous; il was however, deemed
advisable to send far DR.. Warren, who
has Just left here for Marshfeld.
An exaggerated rumor soon spread in
this city that Mr.. Webster was fatally hurt,
and intense excitement was manifested
The accident may possibly detain Mr.
Webster at Marshfeid some days.
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Severe storm at the seaboard. Al
Norfork erea, damage was done on the
ooh. Three schooners, from Havana or
Portland. were wrecked off Cape Eliza.
beth. Crews saved. A brig was dashed
TO pieces at Cape Abderln. and another
beached al Plum Island.-Cdpital Fact.
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Shocking Affair.
SASAn6 <1AAoA'
COLUMBIA. Pa, April %,

/, N"bumbhhs id', hPii ~os
Two officers from Baltimore, named
Ridgley and Snyder, arrested negro
named Smith, and while in their custody,
he was shot dead, whether by accident
or design, is not ascer,ained. The mat.
Ter produced Rrea, excitement here; the
negro was supposed TO be fugitive slave,
though he had lived here several years
and had family.
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THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE OF lS52.-l'
has beon decided upon tha. B .l,imore is
TO be the point for the Wing National
Presidential Convention. The f'man
having been issued-Scott will be the
nominee.
But why not make Cincinnati, the
place Of Congressi |, is empba,ically
the chord Of that great organ, known to
all topographers as-THE WEsT.-Capi
t0l Fact.
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A man convicted some months ago, foI
counterfeiting Mexican shillings, and sen.
fenced TO the peniten,iary Al New Or
leans, has been pardoned by the Presi-
den,, on the ground that there 10 no law
against ceurierfeiting coin which is not
recogn zsd by this government.
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L. G. CuRris.-This gentleman died
on Wednesday. at his residence in Gin
cinna'i. As editor and proprietor Of the
Commercial, he built for himselfa memo
ry in the regards Of thousands. Allud.
ing to his demise, the Enquirer Of that
city says: "Mr. C. struggled against op-
position, in his efforts TO conduct pub
lie journal. His success is known 10 the
community."-Cnpital Fact.
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The House Of Commons has uncer.
enormously kicked out the bill adopted
by the Irish Tenan. league. The Attor'
ney General as usual, promised that gov.
eminent would introduce measure Of
their own 10 regulate the relations be-
tween landlord and tenant.
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A conirac, has been made by an En-
glish firm 10 import into Cuba 500 Chi
nese coolies for agricultural Iaborers, to
be appreniiced for eight years at four dol.
lars per month. Five hundred Of them,
who were imported into Havana some
years ago, have give great satisfaction.
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LIBERTY AND Law IN GRArsoN CouN.

LIBERTY AND Law IN GRAYsoN CouN.
TT, VIRerNIA.- CoURT DIspERsrD By
A Mon. We mentioned few days ago,
that much excitement existed in Grayson
County Va, agains, certain parties sus-
pectsd Of being Abolilionists, and that
Judge Brown was unable to bold the
county Court in consequence ofthe resig'
nation Of the Clerk, and his inability iu
secure another. II nov appears that The
Court was Dissolved by mnb violence. the
particulars of which are thus detailed in
letter from Carroll county 10 the Lynch.
burg Nirgininn. Sun.
"After the execution OF the negroes in
tina, county some time ago, who had been
excited to rebellion by certain Me.ho-
dist preacher by the name Of Bacon, Of
which you have herd, the citizens held a
meeting, and instituted a sort Of inquisi.
lion to find out, if possible, who where
the accomplices Of said Bacon. Suspi
cion soon rested on man by tho name
Of Cornut, and on being charged with be
ing an accomplice, he acknowledged tht
fact, and declared his intention Of prese
vering in the cause, upon which he wa'
severely lynched. Cornu, then instituted
suit agains. the parties, who afierward
held meeting and passed resolutions
notifying the Court and lawyers not Il
undertake the case upon pain of a coat o
tar and feathers. The court, however
convened at the appointed time, and irr'
to their promise, a band Of armed mel
marched around tho Court House, 6re'
their guns by platoons, and dispersed tn
court in confusion. There was no bloo'
shed. This county, and the county @
Wyth have held meetings, and passed res
olutioni sustaining the movement Of III
citizens of Grayson.
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Mrs. AMELIA B. WELBY, widely known
as W tier of musical verses, died on
Monday at Louisville. She was native
Of Maryland, her maiden name was Cop.
puck, and her age from IS to 40.
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Great floods at the East. The rise in
the Merrimac and Concord rivers is
greater than ever before known by the
old sei,lers. In Lowell and other manu-.
featuring towns, they have been obliged
10 suspend work.
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CALIFORNIA CAPAcrrY.-The special
report Of the Surveyor General Of that
State, submitted to Congress the other
DAY, gives the extent to lie mineral lands
at lifiy-two millions Of acres, or nearly
eigh,y-,wo thousand square miles.
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The Massachusetts Legislature have
passed a bill providing that criminals
under sentence of death shall be i'm.
prisoned a, hard labor in the State prison
for one year, previous to their execution.
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The following is the vote in the U. s.
Senate, on the bill making grant o.
lands TO Iowa, for a railroad:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Bell,
Borland, Brooks, Cass, Clemens, Dodge,
Of Wisconsin; Dodge, ofIowa; Douglass,
Downs, Felch, Fish, Fooie, Geyer,
GwinD, James, Jones, Of Iowa; Jones, ol
Tennessee; King, Manpum, Morton,
Rusk, Seward, Shields, Smith, Soule,
Underwood, Walker, and Weller-30.
NAYs-Messrs. Badger, Bayard, Brad
bury, Brodhead, Chase, Hamlin, Mason,
Morris, Pratt, and Wade-l0.
II will be seen that while number oi
professed land reformers voted in favor
Of this corporation grant, Senator Chase,
as in the case Of The Illinois grant, voted
against il; in ,ha. case, he was the only
Senator from the Northwest WHO re-
maned true to the interests OF the peo.
pie, and but one voted with him on this
question. Toledo Republican.
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WISCONSIN. - The Legislature ad-
journed OF the 10Th. The following law
was passed: 1Fd
A bill giving to Juries the power Of
making the punishment for murder in
the first degree capital or imprisonment
for life.
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Execution Of the Pirates.
RrcHMoND, April "a,

A large crowd yesterday Witnessed the
execution Of Reid and Clements, who
were convicted some time since Of piracy.
The former was quite calm, and met his
fate with evident composure, while Glen.
ents was deeply affected.
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0r The LIFE OF KossUrn, by Head
ley, Derby g. Co., Of Auburn, publishers,
is a very valuable record o. the lie and
opinions Of this one, among the greatest
men Of modern times. We have perused
il with higher sense Of the force and
necessity Of the principle he inculcates---
that this country can not s,and an idle
spectator Of the conflicts for Liberty in
the Old World, when the combined
Fraud and Force Of the sceptered Des'
pots Of the earth Gre welded against it
wi,hou, IN the end finding the leagues
which now crushes in detail the efforts
for freedom in Europe brought at last ia
bear TO stay and ,hwart the unparalleled
success and glory Of freedom in This
new World.
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The Farmers Of The Scioto Valley
Ohio. and Of the country immedlaily "a.
;.csn, have formed an sssociation io'
he ;mpcrsssioa Of improved blooded cat
lie. Nearly ten Thousand dollars nave W
been already contributed BY the members
Of lhe association, which is Contemplated
70 increase by iarhss constitutions 20
fifteen thousand dollars. gs
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The Wing State Central COMMITTEES
have issued call for State Convention,
to meet on the Cd day Of June to choose
delegates to the Wing National Conyen-
Capital Fact.
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The Legislature Of Louisiana have
passed an appropriation Of 100000 for
The erection Of bronze statute Of Gen.
Jackson, on jackson Square, in New
Orleans.
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The Pittsburgh Commercrcial Journal
says that the Public Works Of that State
have not been materially injured by the
recent foods. A few days sufficed TO re-
pair all injuries.
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THE New LUNATrC AsYLuMs.-The
Massillion News urges strongly the ad-
vansages offered by Massllion for the To-
cation Of the Northern Asylum. The
citizens propose to donate 10 the State q
tract Of twenty acres Of land, and all the
stone which may be required for the con.
struction Of the building.
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South carolina q. 8. senator.

J.P. Richardson has been appointed
United States Senator from this State, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig.
nation Of ]. Barnwell Rheti.
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So that Maryland has more than three
times as many as Massachusetts: and
Virginia more than as many as New York,
Ohio and Massachusetts, put together
Capital Fact.
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Capt. Naglee's Sentence.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1859.

Cap. Naglec, who YVES recently con.
victed of fraud upon the Government,
has been sentenced in the Criminal Couu
to four years. imprisonment in the Peni-
ianiiarY.
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We have upon oilr liable ihe ,twontY.

We have upon our table the twonty.
fifth annual report Of the American Col
onizaiion Society. From this report we
learn that, during the year 1851, 676
emipran,s were sent to Liberia. OF this
number 4O5 were born free, 232 were
emancipaied, and 80 purchased their own
freedom. One Of the emigran,s, named
Geo. Hall, purchased his own freedom,
together with the freedom Of his wife
and two brothers, and then sailed for
Liberia, having with him all the ma
chinery Of a steam saw mill. which has
been put in operation, and will be ol
great advantage in the new republic.
The Liberian government controls q
sea.coast Of almost 600 miles in extent,
and comprises an enlig,ant population ol
about 5000 or 1000, and native popula.
,ion Of about 10000 Educational and
agricultural interests are carefully attend.
ed TO. All the officers, civil and military,
Of the government, are persons Of color,
as white man cannot become citizen.
Since the commencement Of the colony,
In 1920, 1886 persons have emigrated 10
Liberia.--Swan's Elerator.
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The whole number Of persons employ
ed at Washington in the civil and diplo.
matte service ofthe United State is LIT
OF these 800 are from the Free States
and 729, or about twice as many from
the Slave States. The location Of 10 is
not reported. The States that stand the
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The whole number Of acIs passed by
the New York Legislature is 40o: just
four day, the session having been l02
DAYS long.
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The cars commenced running on TWEEN
iy.four miles Of the Buffalo, Corning and
New York Railway.
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The Tea plant is being successfully
cultivated by DR.. ]. Smith, at Greenville
South Catolina. z"
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ar The sbserce OF the Editor must
sccoun, for all deficiencies Of this weeks
paper.
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Extensive Defaloation.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania
has officially reported three hundred and
fifty public defanlters, who have, in the
aggregate, robbed the State Of over three
millions Of dollars.
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The Comge is still continued as
mode OF Judicial punishment in South
Carolina. s
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The Massachusetts, Senate has repael-
ed tho law giving 10 the plurality the
power eli choosing Presidential electors.
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Ex-Governor Young, OF New York,
died at his residence, in New York city,
on the 23d inst.
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Passage of the Maine Law In Rhode
Island.
PROVIDENCE, MAY 7.

The Maine Law passed the House
to-day, by a vote of47 to %, and the Sen.
ate without count.
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GEN. HoUsToN. The following in.
,eresting letter from Gen. H H1ustou we
find in The las, Nacagdoches Chronicle.
It shows how unjust is the allegation
sometimes made that the battle of San
Jacin'o was brought on without his advice,
or without his being prepared for il:
CAMP AT HARRrsBURen,
10Th April, 1886.
This morning we are in preparation 10
meet Santa Anna; it is tho only chance
of saving the Texas frontier. 1t is true
I have looked for reinforcement in vain.
The convention adjourning to Harris
burgh struck panic through the country.
Texas could have started at leas, 1000
men. We will only have about 700 TO
march with, beside the camp guard. We
20 to conquer. 1t is wisdom,. growing
out of necessity, 10 meet and fight the
enemy now. Every consideration eu-
forces il: no previous occasion would
justify it. The troops are in fine spirits,
and now is The time for action.
My Adjutant General-'VHARToN.
Inspector General--HCCKLEY.
Abide -Camp-HoRToN.
W. H. PATTON.
/" CoLLlNswoRTH.
!" PERRY.
Major Cook and Inspector General will
leave me. We will use our best efforts
10 fight the enemy with such advantages
as will insure victory, though the odds
are greatly against us. :, leave the result
10 the hands Of wise God and rely
upon His Providence. My county will
do justice TO those who serve her. The
rights for which we fight will be secure,
and Texas free.
er SAM HOUSTON,
Commander in CAief.
To Col. HENRY Racquet, Nacodoghes.
Colonel Rusk is in the field. - =
The food along the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal has done mischief which will
re- lure FIVE or six months 10 repair.
The Cuban affair, ofMajor Robinson ia
n government f.zle '-e.
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The Michigan democracy goes unani.
mously fof Ctsr.
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The food along the Chesapeake and
Ohio Cana, has done mischief which will
re ,uire FIVE or six months to repair.