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MORE ABOUT THE CABINET.
20 following Despatch appears in the N. !. Herald


CoscoRp, NJ H., Dec. 80, 1852
No report that Gen. Pierce re Cabinet Eas
been sent the telegraph office in this town. 10 Senator
Soule Mr. Brown, or any else The Washington ru-
m-.s are all humbug and not worth farthing.
lie general sentiments of The speech OF Senator Mason
of Virginia United States Senate the 23t ns il
is now well Understood here indicate the nocy of the
adirlstratic" have al-eady written you that General
Pierce will neither act the craven nor line headong hons-
ter While Cuba remains province Of Spain, he will not
interfere but any potentate attempts TO take from SPAIN
either by rapne treaty. he wi: interfere, cost what II
rsy.
We understand further that the Cabinet so authoritatirc
put forth by the correspondent of The Dispatch was manu-
cured by waggish member Of Congress, who defended
its accuracy Of the skul manner in which The
various elements combined We have never expressed
any decided opinion The persons who would probably
form the Cabinet Indeed doubt very much whether
Gen. Pierce has himself completed the work From all we
hear we infer that Cabinet post has been offered to Sena-
tor Hun,er-and that he now has il under ndvsement-
Should Mr. Hunter go into the Cabinet the selection We re-
peat would give universal satisfaction 10 the Democracy,
North and South
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WASHINGTON .EEaIRS

WAsuISGroN Dec. 50 - iha Senate To- day confirmed
" llum Henri TG"sCu young South CarJlnnr oi res
nrcate literary aiainena a. Secretary OF Legation 10
i. Court : jams Davis resigned. Several unin
u,rtant nominations also confirmed
i, said that Dury 5. Gregory will not as COM
missioner Of Customs and III the meanwhile MAJOR Barker
has entered upon tho duties 81 the oiicc.
t;auru" f. Deck, special Of the Post Office Depart
n,snt iUr N"w York, has been removed.
Tsnr three clerks in The Census Rurrnu wer" al.o re-
catiy removed. Many removals !rom that Bureau
are contemplated shortly The E".ning S'ar says that
these rem are make for Others 20 br aHpolctef
\. The -iance Of lem Of Congress whose
irfip"ncels desired for infthc: appropriations
!nc change in Mr. Kings bcalth s NOT serious and he
homes 70 5r able "a 90 In Norfolk time the next
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For the Enquirer.
All eyes n,e now rtnel 10 hc Ftenrhha s,ranre and

All eyes are turned The Frcnchthat strange and
npehcnsihle peopleonc day watering tie earth with
il,lr best 5,.pi in ar OF Repuocanismile next
GUirr settling down uncr the sway o puIsne iyran
hn reasoning animal The French perhaps, have
in ihcT c .iur ni Napoleon and his
l:tu:,nIs Waterloo, lhey have not forgotten Eng
land iIcy haze forgiven, anu they submit IN the tenn
p1rury rule 0i a GcapDt intct England mcred pun
IStneEt. They well her vulnerable point. An
has conquered England Her little island has
ever people defend it, than II is WORTH and
!, nlrnt!-d by be- under the dominion nf
srralcr pe"pic. The invading army plants
Standards upon The English shores her political independence
The yranIs ol Europe hate her. BECAUSE she
freedom in her Constitution and sympathy in her people
m ile Impressed The sword Ui Danoces hangs over her;
il people will resolve u receive little more Tree
e, perhaps maj distant and abused people
hi, side The Atlantic may IL" look and Their mo-
ihcr country destroyed. 1ncy may look on and see her
-crndy 1ubhr, sl. times has deserved even al
icr own hands, Dut they viii allow her be ami
hlaed She il governed by weak arIsocracy, who rule
mighty people; and her tendency dn"nwhrj, unless She
~ the cn!rant i-cmcn; O her dow n:rd
rn people Her hane ana aEiuic .re before hci, and
l. G5.y i; but viii ,ia,"hi, ."i..s utd al
!lrr power tmstv,s and lhui! country from de-
sI:uc1n Now she has no Ptt Ia shake The vaults OF hea-
her from her 'ethargy Brougham might
hay" hut he has wrapped himself up IN srnaeies u
ss empty hOnOr and consents D tall win The RUNS oi
hs cousiry!
.n1, ErnauI s dis TO tr ny degrading end Are tn"
of WosimnIscrs mighty dead 10 be- tnmplei upon
aud scattered wrds by your Oldest dendics foe
viii YOU NOT fist seek an ainnce vita yo powerful chl'-
,ru of the Western world by orscnnl your rui4n grasp on
ir.anr her children ::cc! How you
Erin aid you in the hour vi Your need
when you have USED all your power 10 trape h"m IN tie
ius! What motive the Irish 10 fight but against you!
But give them a moye-gre them a little freedom, and
they w.l be your right in the hour OF trial And
that hpur haughy nation, l. fast approaching WIZ your
people, deal the dictates Of and blind To tha
Maicir all Others see-wi yGur people like the French
throw themselves III. Of degenerate Napo
oa 10 be cns under ms ri WIN yu continue alliance
wi,h vOur deadly Keeping poor CUBA dowa,
neither Jon all the powers oi the continent can
palpa bic destiny which nature itself points
ruri Your fate is in Your hands now, and viii you
d.suiss Tin. arm that alone can yoGl 80
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FOr IA. tnun!rcf,I
THE GREAT COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF ,ilt-

f:Ro:7 Citizens 0f Virginia We have been working !vf
many ,ag YcuFs adyrcc he n-:c i sister Siacs,
l.d they have grown ,ch have gained nothing
Car comm"rCi interest, ,u.ina, AMI ihougA possess
o tic tinsi habors ir commerce. they "i!r' their
in vain Baltimore Phia i~iphln, Nrw York,
!t san Boston III" shippers al prc,!r"t; and t
ciIurl"i,l world knows uu ul Stale. Nhf = thS
lp - .i.iiag ~? II Loss thai - tiini IL Guf
that should make II redeem Stair
rgm his thrl!ium' We are (wlI SuTr"m wfc ~ ~.
hrwrT- .! "uud ai, drawers .: water IJr slSi,G
States. Virgins, the mother ul stairs has CslcG@I I3ni
a"r cXact position her c.peuGcn,s. Shall she
>ll iuii,e ,rgradrd channel Forbid il h0m"rlur
5d il interest Suns and daughters u Virginia. Where Is
ie pride oi v0rr State u allow THIS deradcd condition %!
commerce! VII! yoJ establish ports % entry aud
export within own borders and uvii" the commerce a:
,. world aud trade with you? Look thu iciii
for this offered by hdrnIs, located
g"nusy 10 y"ur metropolis, AMI within icw ourS
al nf the Ocean. Compare your commercial advantages
IN those OF y0Ur States, nni .lvai
rapiy nenctcan. w!lh rii roas ani canas Which, r"ur
man, years, "iil eieir: with produce ssckins
set. Ne:" ha.e yna prr, :nr The uuii.t at ta p'O-
ducr supply waxing wntjl Hi YOU IL: all b"
u':a; STATES 10 oG sitad - Eu!Ic Rchf n4 IS
I'c i9cGs ri commerce i,T tr S;nch,te s"! All
concentrate. II The ci'i2rn~ az
;trin"nh should cnncti and determine ihclr
IirrUiul pnfi which Hu -&n!c UcsG by
.D.i.s sail ia produce oi the whoe Stale w'ui then
r.. there SHIPMENT Nothing wnud North nor
ti,,, cXcap! through Pchu md lhis city would be- ~.
sr,orrst aad cheapest point The Ocean r
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nyERNOlt OF VIRGINIA.
d, pp,urt AVIATION

=, . rr,u received by the Executive, mat
.,.,y ~nu was cnnuncI III the jail OF Mana.
,rtp nnsSc stealing. made his escape mere
4, !arse: 10 therefore hereby oHtl aae
,fl,r., "a anv person or persons who shall ar.
i,,w,>. ana. deliver INN into the jan OF Man
n,Iccvcr require al officers OF ihis Common,
~. aud 1cGues! the rcnpc senetaiiy, " use
,iy.u,e llr artest OF The saii Galloway, tha'
IslIce.
A. Governor, and uutcr ihc Lesser sea- oi
LIN ., k,rtmp,d. ,his 18th day vi Decem.
80 JOS JOHNSON.
- anoUr p or % years Of age, and rather
x,,colr. iron: IL, Ia ls' pounds; fair com.
ana lc,,i.I sSIu: long yellow hair. OF which
.rns y. scCy Clean aud smooth; had small
ger: usually wore corded or striped cassl
b!ars lork or sack coat, ali OF hIs clothes
uabl. si,ie: Iops N.lh him II pair OF cali.skir
"a .Iuctc strap, b or inches wide. lie
Io!y. anG writes good hand, and Is SAID Il
!h.rut aud f!mc lookiLg man.
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nE SPIRIruaLISrS Al BOSTON.

Bes76S Dec "a canrcn'on Il SHiritnn..s;s met to-
the Masonic T"mp! about two hundred icing pre-
On proposition appoint committee - nr'n
HficcVs, Mr. Townscrt suggested 'n.t rha epns
;fO2h fn'dum p!5;, sh"'d be limited to '"si.nite
should preside II the .;ls rrtn-r thea ~" con.en
r1: could iij" The eTaini- 0t wnrry cunvtr;pn- 5ni
cn"nsU iur Themselves
The suggestion nt ~ Townsend overrnlcd, and Jo
nathan Uiiun Of Lgnn, chosen President, wiki three
Via Preside ns AMI twu Secretaries.
Thc Rev. John NJ Spear read communication which he
had received night previous tom convention OF sie
recommending platform for this cunvention-it Impressed
love harmony fash ant parcnc" promising new and bsan
Gi mamie. alins which would shortly apcc1r AMI also
promised ATTENDANCE several spirits ot high order
present hed ulsea: the lips Of Ire fllthul-
The sglpotua communication signed John Murray
Other communications .0m sprtGom were read, predict
;.g speedy consummaiion Of III. mission OF Jrsu-.
Addresses made by TIE Rev. John NJ Spear; Rev
air l,veaRd Chariesown; Mr. Hewctt, editor OF the
New Era, and others
Alr Hew cpnsnted that Christ and the prophets were
n, del mediums their Inspired writings proved
The convention held lh'ce sessions 20 day.
TIE SPIRITUAL CONVENTION At BOSTON.
:us7S DEC 31.-Tte SQ;ritlt: Ccn"ention adjourned
dir his yen.H. The anGs t.-c1:, consisted 70
din. ycir stupid cou,:Uacguous puTportng 10 come
~ setrits-a discusson whether individual spirits could
I.ri & and r.i,rton mt,v"ln"1 spiritual pcnnme
q, Gi.ui.et through inc;Iup- Four nr h.c umndrd
re PRESENT al The e"enng session.
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IxiuGCaATIG:, or TIE JaCGsIT STATE.

iyhUGClATIG,, or TIE JACESJT @T,f,E.
"de lion Stephen H. Duus," has oct. ''sit. :" G.
liver n, nrYtiou on OCCASION n t. ar u!atiJn M
statue 81 Jackson Til" occasion VIII be one oi
nacr interest ihr Inauguration viii be celebrated "lih
S:ra j play and ceremony le Grafton w! undoubtedly
be one o ability and nuGrtnc worths cnnmeuo-
ton o! the ..voIsm JlcSn Cuut not dr '"'Sc! 'Hh
iis = gIicai!un, tlr ~ Jinuafy o' Nh ht:es Siir-
oil! representation .! n. hero Of New Oie!a- ne WIS
secc il the hour .! .iaott; c,ui orator 10 iOnmc
more competent! Sanaur Dou.sto illustrate h's great
c.r1Gus AZ! to Fccoua: ms cxa"r mary acsT'
WASHINGTON Union.
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,UR OF VIRGINIA.

r"ud ss..,' rccciv,d by toe Executive, tha! Ia
,i,5 mnI5 < charged IN Halifax county with the
1s lr,m justice and Is now s%lns a. iH1se
~ ,SH shall arrest the said TALlAFERRo
Nm M. The jail OF Halifax cuunly; and 40
,,'.,.. NJ ., III. Jommonweai.h clvll and mill.
..,.ra0fy. ~ use their best cxcrtipns 10
~. .sr! IIamtaock. ,hat he may be brought 10
49,. Governor, and ua..cr the Lesser Seal OF
III a, E,c,.,ncnL ;,,s 10Th day OF peesm-
IS:.i JOSEPH JOHNSON.
), I, ,,grivc OF SyivallIa coun.y; aud Is tie
,.,fl ana spoul ) icel inches high; very dark
:. Ms teeth very much Worn III front, nearly
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InirISIaNl nCTinN-

New OELEASs, Dec 2S.--Sn sisc'on was held IN 'ne
State Yesterday ur Stat. 'ie the cohsi'' utnn
pant Heberr The democratic Ganiiiie fr Eo'efnoT mas
263 majority in cty, aud the wings cOnceie the eisc-
iuu Of he eEri~@ democratic ticket.
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lHREF. DAD > LA EltOM EJkDPE.
BALTIMORE, Jan L. TIE steamer Puclfc rh at Ne"
fnrk bringing ih'ce dnvs later intelligence from Europe
She encountered storms the entire passage
Liverpool market Initdr2 e!ades hsf
advance d. lair Orleans quord Go; upin 5I d; ssss
or three days ID 0OO bales specuIaots ard exorrs
3 600 bales.
Havre cotton ma!kct steady.
Manchester iadc scvc. Flour tu!ler, al - decns-Gno
ted 27s Cd 29 81. Wheat had declined 2 per bGsh.l =
Corr, 3is 10 S5s. Provisions qupbce declined Sugars
and mpia unchsage; coffee sieedy: tobacco dull Nn
val unchanged. Re" seacy lrDn h'm.-
Money easy. American stocks firm. Consos pre-
MUM.
TIE political rev Is unmporian,. The French Senate
had voted i"na"D oi twenty five millions .! iranc, -
the Emperor !"r III" c.ii is ". Foud '"as opp tHtec
Minister Stne. Fr.nrc j. qGlt. In England ,hcrc Is
considerable opposition ~ the ministry. C"nnsain pi-
fairs generally appear ;taEGui! TIE ii led arrived "u;
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'' rhcnts A. WISE in hs letter the Faulkner Dinner
company, IN Berkeley, has this Paragraph:
a; u As pay was composed of various elements con-
hctne anu an from 1896 II first formed,
alone its pure and unmy,d ted,niis, s renroanjzatpn
IN inc iai'h ol '"e nom' Rcpubcanism vf 1925 the
calico session VI io uvr IN" from it's ranks back 10 my
lancs L. Polk" =
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SENTENI.E 10 kE Ut VII

RosTaS DEC S0-J1Eits -i'.sh, cen.icied o. ne r;'
H.. Of Gideon F. Nanches;er qcce officer Fall R:ycr
Jaie :hiS morning sentenced h thti JNSiic,
b" hung, it- sentence 10 b. eys:ng& at ie Xrifa
year. !mp'isJn.cai sucA day as The IJVeFr'
sli npp..nt.
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ENQUIRER.
N palLY AND SEMI.WEEkLf,
. E & THOMAS IsITCHIE, 1R.
Z L L NJ ::

TERMS:
,,rsn doI,ars per annum,and at the rate OF eisH'
/, shortcr pcr,oL than Que year. For the SEM
" ,,.r annum and ;hree dollars for SIX m"h'ns,
!. b, paid in ihe osrs, or reinitied by mai'' P'''
- =, .nnvn. at the End Of the year.
~. ;ce NAV be re,ni..cd per mail, IN se"au "nu
~ =, The .,sE al tho Editors. Mc postage a '';
-. - ,cr,,,rs The prstasc OF single io,ea Is
,,r,tn IN, writer Ii the accumuiation =. on pnO
d, ~ 81" hich operates as seriousiaS upon
,rpNS Of ADVERTISING. !,
rSoIuRER: For TEN ilaes or less, h's' ~
tsSsry succecLIus insertion twenty-five Ger.s'
Wy ,,,,;c,. week. ar three times week, th,r'y
" ss IL, Zach insertion after the first.
,r.. ,.hars, atty dollars fol thirty lines and n
i"rr,,ser,cntsoia oil sr,ateriength; except Lottery
49, wbv are charged slou, tpupcr Included.)
rckI,Y-roc TEN lines, or less, first Insertion
,p;truarce % cents.
,,r, must be accompanied with the advance
.'.,,u.ss. - insure execution.
guG ir;ba,sS Of respect, exceeding eight u"
;rsriiSsm.H.S. .cv,r
,rJ Marriages from The country, witea by
.i>ausuoyn 10 Us, mus. nc auths;T they vii!
.l,,,.,as.rr III ihc ueighborhoH6csn taken TO
..rs1 r.cry measure, that hSvcd una"ailing
luuzcs. has, hcrctoforitions bcine certified
Isl nppu such commr. Iact ofihf .e'tI.
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Like nme, wao irciis alone
SOM. hIb,slIpt IaIl i4.rrtsI



may be permitted 10 nay. ana ii aiin:ds infinite
lsiacinn 10 he able I" say wI'h tuh, tnat shr leave
lhs Hall with personal good feeling and ig AnGes. eeaf!
Tor every member In this Assembly.
Ii, IN my long official cfscr have dcnr saee
which, iUT i"munt, snail have caused UNPLEASANT
ton in the breast Of gentleman here beg m h.
sred, that II was not desgnedrt Il oe The deep
OF oblivion buried i only Tor give nose who
ate present. aud ask hcn 10 10 those WHO ut
sant my parting farewell.
Farewell in public and IN private F3r.wsI! in every
effort you may make IL Tcgcn.rai", cGnobr elevate
lis good old Comon~ cah; IN Cilcnvor ~ HGurn
AID teau;iy hereafter her moral, tIeuiu
physical condition Farewell you shall ie:trr 70
homes aud your family nars. aud shall be
by al! the endcarmens J wife, children Trsus :" -
Farewell III your health and your fortunes Farewell IN all
iiations Io happiness fame Farewell III yoU-
efforts 10 obtain blIsstul Immortality
An unanimous burs, OF applause from every member in
the HUuse given after his raedic!ory OF le mGch
respected excellent and efficient Clrk, u W. MuSrosp
Who for y years so faithfully nnd satisfactorily llhcd his
duty. We might add, such manifestation
than he deserved
On mo ton Of Mr.. WALLACE the House adjourned.
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TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL ha- decided h,, ,b.r, IS,
nothing. either in the laws regulation. al tho Pos, Office
Department. which prevents the sending periodicals. or na
n.rs 10 actual and bona dc subscribers by or , mo
same as if they wore mailed directly from the Office
all former decisions 10 contrary notwithstanding The s
section Of the new law embraces tho case.
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sea used according TO directions will cure, with
COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD /,
USED BY THOUSANDS,


t Esi-c'"ranr or Cough syrup. is decidedly the
''h ~ iliaying and curing the most troublesome
>Ini,l"H shat Lion Of Diseases, II taken IN time.
ro,lii"i!, ,hia. having devoted his sole attention
=" aoh "a, ,icularly The treatment OF diseases oi
th's a short time cured me OF u Ions stand
winappe, and | confidently recon-
%: 'eaiTenr TO the public generally.
L CHAPMAN, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
sr%GToS, Philadelphia, Jan. %, 1850.
{" my own health, can now say that
'ah"i with cough unless take cold,
'"u.h syrup effect perfect cure.
ini,o OF your Alternative Pills. They
!at ever was invenled
DIR. COLEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL. 1850.
Z, 10 the afflicted Or. Roses Cough Sy-
~. was cured OF a chronic affection Of
'sie poltle OF Cou2h syrup, and box
WIN. BUCKLEY,
Road second door below Wallace st.
{ Inflammation cf the l.uags with spi,.
,ur great debility. for six months Ar.
.s'rans without relief, was completely
). Roses Cough Syrup or Expec,o-
ID. J RlDGWAY.
II. 1851
lr Cough. Cold. Influenza, and avoid all
and thoroughly prevent Consumption
ID lake this Syrup!
II; and for sale by Purcell, Ladd & Co.,
~, Gaynor & Wood. o A. Slrecker, a.
buval, J. Blair. ). VI. Zaehrisson and
ot,csvile, by G. w. Briggs; Lynchburg
SUy. l-oA
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Et, who is an experienced Teac her, and
3ils for College, bath here and in Eng.
eslthy part Of the country. Virginia or
d. where q Classical School could be
Academy. or the Classical Department
aimed. Ills testimonials and references
Esvery respect. Address ~ /. C. n. .,Bal,i.
III Dec. Elicit.
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D!jft.
January te rSsCeac. OF Ms
ufalrvltGlSia HALTlIaLI irar: tapgh Of and .
Il Watsiaa. aged seven nog;h' and 3 days. ~
DEB Ia Canp.tOn Georgia III. ,iih Soyemts Is 2ofS
prci. !IE\RY T. LArHAW. ag=I p ?cars3 nths .ade
foI 4 ard " Ia hfTI WheEls
uc vol. ey.d1ncc OF iarir anf
ticriur progress ~ isi9. app,liei
.t IA IA. Mirdry Academy Wes: A fatss
:s resolutions passed by his ciat- lie
AMI set brin. we. he arrived on the
month fond hope that Vot
health amd and fIm 10 htEd1te
a1irt lie his ALL Chrap
hGu:!ry No Complaint fross Is BpEs
evening before death Mr. DosI. ofts SosIiet,
called him. ard requested ls mother 20 ak Hiss
cdd lie replied, me Esnd
Dod Christian seemed breathe lhe
Ii Of The h mn 80 ~
"Th- world rccedes. IL disappelrs %sE@s
EIeayen.opeusrn rn my eyes; my
Ni,E eotntss phie ~ No.
LrndfsTslt stDss u mount a. ms ..Ge
oh h.GGyels sWsera svfttptx' 81 halh ''t'
oh Deas,t where sglay
s iis.. .snuta grcan oEa.rr~s'. CAurs,1
,isss;t Nssrsssssssss Ngsss@ "a citizens F.. l9e
who kns Woftps ~ after long ilress.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BreadstgGs Duu and Deelining- Cotton Steady, 4

RALIrAx, Dec 3-priva,e letters received by the steam
er Franklin bring full commercial adsccs from Liverpooi u
10 The close of business The lh ns and may Dc regard
ed as dGY later than those brought by the Chhau Oh
winch the folio WING is T. snhslnnce
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The cotton marker, aitef
week, closed to-day steady at
ms fair 6i. miidiinG 8 Tl6d;
d; upland fair = d; m!ddiins
Lket this evening closed dull,
DBL. Since Wednesday, ~; e
nd mi!!ers ard dealers operat-
ds were steady, and consois
market s also corr"bora,ed oy
received By The Franniin.
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SE!ssR
lhe Senate was H..
HOJTSE 4.
'cINM.


HOUSE L.
The SPEAKER announced
the committee under tie rcspu,
bring bill for railroad from
county, 10 SrashHrg in Shenan:oaf c,
MARTZ NEEM JACKSON Of Gimer and w.
3t HAMPSHIRE
The speaker laid before tie House comm.
from the Governor, which WAS reat IS follows
TO the General assembly of Virginia;
have the honor communicate here III, ,ha resignation;
of Brgadcr Gen. P. 9 Johnston Of l7h bIi2ace of
Virginia Militia
The duty OF appointing his successor rvnve, the G
neral Assembly.
Very respectfully, de- JOS JOHNSON.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. JACKSON of Wood from Gunrnitira on COUNTY
Organization. presen,c! the following bill
bill authorizing The appointment ot Attorneys for tire
Commonwealth in special cases.
The ioiio~ ing petition presented:
BY Mr.. STEvESs-Oi citizens OF The county Of Rocking
ham, for increase o the capital stock Tie Manas-ss
Gap Rail Road Company 10 insure the cary cu.pc
t.on OF The road 10 Harrsnnbur"
By Mr.. JAcKsoS Of WOot-Of en4ul;!ns into the aXpscI
cncy OF reporting bill Incorporating Company i cor
rail from the KenYcky inc upon the One IT.
ard along the banks c st IS Irncca6r
10 ParkerSburs in the county Of Wood
Alter the Speaker put the question tho motion 10 nd
Iurn, he stated that The Clerk had expressed q, sire 10
make few remarks in retiring from his Office. which
no doubt the House would, with pleasure indulge him in
making.
Mr. MrxroRp then addresscd the House a. follows:
am now about terminating ny official connection with
the members This House. AK yunr indulgence. 10 GIVE
ui;erancc 10 frw rlrrrg words ovsrpuwered yes.
crdar BY The unsxf rctri adoption ot the com l.nenia
resolution II was pleasure pass tr permitted
t. say to-day, what then felt ana , feel grateful for tins
-t evidence OF y0nr kindness. In reIung from The
have long occupied feel sad and OpprcSstds part
ing with long and tried trien:-sad leavisg arrl! ar
scenes and familiar !accs; sad severna and assooia
tions ol my youth and my TanhOod. Ny spt
Eu.cr here, unwilling depart When shall
Guen this Hall and III secluded apartment shah pu
81. the more quiet duies which await me know n uo,
cipaton how lUnelpl shall ice. / shall be-
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PoL[TICAL MOVEMENT AT WASHINGTON.

POLITICAL MOVEMENT AT WASHINGTON
WAsHINeros Dec .-Senator Sam Houston arrived TO-
day, direct from Texas, in good health and spirits
stated here that Colonel Forney has gone 10 concord
10 have interview with the President elect TO oppose tue
claims of Judge Campbell for post in the new Cabinet ana
10 sustain the claims of the Hon. James Buchanan.
VISIT TO GEN. PIERCE.
CoNcoRp N. r., Dec. 3l.-Coi Forney, Clerk of the
House OF Representatives and several other distinguished
democrats arrived her yesterday and paid visit General
Pierce President elect They found him in the enjoyment
of good health and spa They speak highly of the
manner in which they were received
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1IAfSIiINGEs


MAEx,rp ;bc 2Sth ir.I. by the ir H. Davis. NI Jo)i'
VI. EVERETT u Aws cAEniiN L IL Pka1hpss a.. OF !'H
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Dgo saturday morn!ns Jaaiary n tie rtsGsnc. q sis
EiitGISia HALilIiL, iar' taSt scf 6' y u and
T. : Watsiua. aged g." noah, and 3 days.
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L * SESTUCKi \ REMEDY.
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v.t....., Mayer ceuSr

nrrfu,mrh atone by Bulls SarsaparIlln. nr,
: acSuuwIel:e that We do nul Know III,
cad. and be convincedthatiactsa cts arestIans c
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LIVERPOOL,
the depresslo
Frliay's rates
Mobile fair So
81 d.
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with a decline
ulators were T
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LoSpon, Dt
closed at l0l's
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