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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28

4 Y II u vi III ELIN,s SPICE =, &c.
~ 100 boxes Ground Pepper, $50 boxes Mustard,
one half and one quarter cans; 10 boxes Allspice
10 BOXES Cloves, 2D boxes Chocolate.
The above articles furnished expressly to
mT order, and warranted pure For sale by
ia % JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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pSinE CLOVER SKA D.-l3u bags strict.
W prime, IN store ami for sale by
ia l6-3W FRY d. M'CAEDLISH.
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MOOD, WOOD FOR sALE.-I hsye for
W sale on the Basin, Oak and Pine Wood, AT low
prices RBTYLER
ia 8-lm* Stone Warehouse, Basin Bank
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sNE NUiNCYs NEW WORK, = Vsls;
- Woodbury's Writings 5 vols; WeDsters
Works, o vols; new volume Of Bohn's LIBRARY
Ramssy's Geate Shepherd; Hester Somerset; LOT
ty and the Lowry, and many other new works.
For sale by
ia 90 w. RANDOLPH
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JAMES BROWN, Jr., Stuck BROK-
Err, No l66 Main street, opposite the Virginia
and Farmers Banks, above Bonavita's Store. En-
ter LIST door up stairs. TO the left. ia Sta
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OFFICES. MERCHANT a. WElSlGER,
~ wishing to reduce their stock OF Clothiog
before making Spring purchases, will sell any arti.
Gle IN their line at very low prices.
Over Coats offered at cost. Call at No liz
Main street
la q s MERCHANT & WElSIEER
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TENDERS AND FIRE IROMs.-Brass
l. green with brass mouliings, brOnzed and MUIR
sery Tenders, suitable Tor city and country fire
place brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons
assorted, in prices from so cents 10 81 so.
Also, coed assortment. OF polished and brass
head P okers, for sale by
ocl9 VAN LEW & TAYLOR
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IRON CART ARD WAGON AXLkS.-Just re
l. ceived an additional supply of cart and wagon
Axies. SMITH 81 ROBERTS,
ia 20 No "a Main street
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10OA CAshs No. L Richmond
@OO Ground Plaster
500 ions Lump Plaster
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
800 casks IhOmaston Lime
so barrels Tar
For sale by
ia 3I g wcCPTTDFP 4, SONS
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When we are placed by sickness upon our
.bed--when the eyes that were wont to
gaze, radiant with hopes upon the gay bright
scenes Of our earthly existence, when we hear
death rafting his keys--opening the gates Of
eternity, for our souls to pass through, how
sadly, how solemnly does our mind turn back
through the glaz ng Of coming d luton to the
timesw when we used to pitch pennies with an
old blind niger, or "Eook" into one horse
show by crawling under the canvass.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HOFkuNS HE ID would cay to their friends
IL aud customers hat they now receiving their
FULL supplies for tie SPRING TRADE TO which they
respectfully invite tie attention Of ALL compri, ing
large and carefully selected assortment of the
designs an Dress Goods and the desirable Of all
kinds OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock OF Embroideresis large, comprising MOST every
thing IN the way OF Under sleeves, Under dkfs Fine
Linen Cam bre do Collars Jaeonet wiss Pointngs
EdgEs and Insertions; Plain ano Embroidered GRAPE
Spring and Summer Curtain Muslins and aces Five
Painted Shades and Trimmings; Gloves OF all kinds;
rfnted Silk Mills Fine Fans Parasols, and Ladies' Silk
Umbrellas DC. &c. 1t Is useless every
thng we have in sor sutceit say that will
20 more complies EIs season man and being de
81 our stock by the community in general. mh30 1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

wShr v. n, HENDRICKS * Co. have received n
general assortment or their large Spring STOCK
tN Of BOOTS AND SHOES, OF all kinds suited 10
r.. this market. Their supply comes Directly from
manufacturers Of the best repute. Their pur.
ana contracts were made very early before the
pnces had advance d. They con6ns their attention 20
oraneh q: business ALONE and have facilities for
Offering articles 81 good qualify Mt prices cutie s low
US any other wholesale house In The West They invite
ne attention OF Cou>rRx MERCHANTS TO their stock TO
n.n tney are 10 receive regular additions throughout
Their supplies for,he RETAIL TRADE are tn COM
Pnse an unusual variety for Spring and Summer wear
nnh3I .'I'N Main s,,,s, no.r,s. D..
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FOR ERECTING MA,
RINE HOSPITAL AT EVANSVILLE,
INDIANA.

go = TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March %, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at this department until
Il the 2eth day OF May, at ~ o'clock, noon, for the
construction or the Marine Hospital at Evansville, Ind
according plans and specifications prepared under the
direction cf this department. said proposals TO be either
for the whole building separate different kinds
OF wsrk the derartment reservng the right TO rejecte
proposals hereby invited should the interests OF the
UDised States require IT, Eighty i've cent OF the
amount OF the work done and material fur shed ac
cording 20 contract price (ad amount to be aseerancd
by estimate Of the superintendent will be paid from
time time. proceeds, and fifteen per cent
retained until completion OF the contract and the
.ceptance OF the work. &C., by the superintendent
Contracts will be awarded only N master builders or
mechanics and the assignment thereof to other per-
except BY consent OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
! viii De . forfeiture OF the same. 44Ifr
Every proposal must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by two responsible persons,
80 be BY the attorney Of the United States or district
Judge Tor the said distct that the bidder will then
quifed. hs proposal be accepted, enter into contract
and bond. with proper and suheient securities in the
sam Of . i5.oo0. for its faithful performance.
Plsns, specifications. and working drawings be
Amined, and other information touching the proposed
work can be obtained. application this department
OF ut the ONCE Of the at Evansville after
the Goth day OF April next
The proposals must be sent TO this department, ad
dressed TO the Secretary OF the Treasury (endorsec
proposals for Evansville Marine Hospitality and will
be opened a O'Clock. p. M, the day fixed for
eiving the same In the presence OF the bidders IL any
shall be present JAMES GUTHRIE.
myltAwd Secretary OF the Treasury
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BosroN, May S.-The o'clock train Eyes
terday from this city for New Bedford was
thrown from the track near Taunton, by the
breaking of an axle. precipitated down an en-
bankment thirty feet high. A numder Of
passengers were hurt serious ly, but none kill
ed. ~ sA .aafst- -
-rxs.~~ Appoinsmeat.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Hon. David
Meriwether's appointment as Governor of
New Mexico is officially anu ounced.
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CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE
A go - 49, 49,;


esetweem the E0st and West.
TIE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. runs,ur i, con.
- seeton with Tie Baltimore and Ohio RaiIsoad ss
Wh,IiDg, .isI .l7fT-l-ll - - - =. =
Iougt tickeisb by this line to Philadelphia. Wash,
ingh City end baltimore es.. be procured from the
ages NJ Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
ooai the boats. Having made permanent arrnnge.
men Tor ucketing through the travelling public will
patroEe this line. " w VII w
The MON Line" being a chartered Companv. arc
reaud by iawsto under such a. Will in
sure pnfvrt well safety lives of
N-This IL the only line running In connection win
the fillmore and Ohio Railroad-
U7The steamers OF this line are entirely new and
the gest fastest safest and superb vessels ever
builpr the Western waters, aud viii leave as follows
FOEsT CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday Bpm.
DAlD WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monday 2 p M.
BALTIMORE, Capt, Nm. Clark, Tuesday 3'P M.
ALIN ADAMS, capt. w Norton. Wesne sdn, . A.
vlIGiNiA, Capt. Chs. v. Wells. TbursdaI3P. M.
falls CITY. Capt, Sam. Mason, Friday p NJ
tbs. SWAMI Capt.J. Mcclure. Saturday 3 y. NJ
Rpe from Louisville Baltimore. ........ sII 90
% do do 20 Philadelphia or Was ingion Ia 90
10 do do TO ew York. ............. IS 90
DO do Cincinnati TO altn,ore. .............. no 90
Do do do TO Pradelpbis or Washington II 90
Passengers' bsggageransferred from st,;smboat ~
iairoad and from Raoad TO Steamboat, free from
barge. ~. ~
n Pan additional chae Of only 80 for state room.
and meals Is made fromouisviiIe To Wheeling
ts s. Moorhead, Agent.
NJ. Hender on. agent Evansville, Office at Lewis
a trays wharf boat. 4
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TEEfGRAPHIG DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal


NV ORLEANS, May 10, NJ.
Flour, 4soa43o and scarce; corn 4sa5o;
oats s4as6. Lard. Dbl prime 81; key lOaa
IL. Star. candles ala2l} sellers now asking
higher prices; Prime molasses 2Os2l. Ba-
con sides 73a7a; shoulders 64a5a. Kentuc-
Ky baysing l23alal; good rope 7. Rio cof-
fee, 1850 bags At s4a9. 81 =
Arrived.-Lewis Whiteman. 49, - .
Going to-night.-Falcon, Tecumseh, Uni
ted States, and Reindeer. ~
New YoRK, May 10.
$500 bbls -four, State, 456a462; Ohio 575a
4s2 steady; 1000 bbls Southern 5l2a525
quiet. Genessee wheat 100 easier. 100
bushels corn white IS; yellow So holders de-
mand advance. Cotton steady. 1900 bbls
linseed oil 62a64; 1000 bbls lard oil s5.-
Whisky, Ohio, % better demand. 200 bbls
mess pork, Is so. Prime Is rs dull; 1900
bbls Mess beef, Is inactive; $50 shoulders
81; hams Ct. 800 bbls lard 9Ial0; butter
plenty at saI0. Clover seed, dull, at 2 20.
10 1.. 80 -, New ORLEANS, May 10.
Star Cnndles-Speculative demand at ala
~; asking higher. Freights dull; corn ship
ped to New York at lsc. Cotton-sales to-
day Of 5000 bales MiddIing at 93c-heavy;
increased receipts.
Black Warrior sailed from Mobile yester-
day, full Of passengers. Cherokee going to-
morrow.
D s. New ORLEANS, Msyl
First bank established under the new free
banking law is called the Bank of New Or
leans; capital 81 ,O0O, 900; whole amount was
subscribed in two days.
,Arriyed-Cresceut, Illinois and Collier.
.g ',, q, ''re PlrrsBURG, May IL, NJ.
sRiver-9 feet and falling. Weather clear
and cold ~.
'ns'a Pre-, New YoRK. May ii, NJ.
sFiour-2000 bbls State at 81 5Oa4 56a4
sat; Ohio at "a 56a4 81 ard steady. 1900
bushels western wheat sold at l2Oc 35 900
d, mixed corn at &c Western csc, firm.
400 bbls Ohio Whisky at 2sc, firm. Pork
and beef dull; lard. bbrd 94c; less buoyant.
,3nsFsFD,s.S q CracIsSArr, May II.
The. river has risen Is inches.
Flour steady at 8 s0as IS; White Corn
soc; Provisions steady and unchanged -
Bulk shoulders more buyers than sellers at
sc. @f.s i. .a ess I
Judge Burnett died last night. The Mar
tina Washington case has beer continued to
the next term Of Court. portion Of the de-
PENDANTS not being ready. .as d .slis 81
q
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Warsroom, Main Street. betreea Fourth and Fifth;
Evansville. Ind.

.ef.eoa ,1- Evansville, Ind,
4 RE now prepared TO attend 10 the duties OF Und r.
"A takers In all its various branches and have provided
themselves with and Hsarses rust by their
long experience In the business. the superiority
Natalie Burial Cases the CofBs which have been
In general use. their moderate charges, and desire TO
please will eniitle the patronage of those who
desire their services. =
Particular sttentnn paid to Dressing and shroudng
bodies, engraving name plates. &C.. Also 10 pre-
pairing and encasng bodies for with care
ful aitendantst any part OF the Union. sN4
Nh. iarge stock OF Wood and Cloth. GOV cred Cof.
fms hand and furnished Of the shortest notice. :
,mh2g-3ms /. n 81 d IL - -l-.-.L-
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ID. $. ADERSON.
n a. frs
lcOMhlIAL k0W.J
0Ppesits " :Magee 4 Co.,

Opp0sut II. .Udgee n CO.,
Evaua lie. End.
is receiving a large superior stock Of SPRING
i GOODS., Of the best SERIAL and of the most fash.
ionabc STYLES. Fine bls and eolored Cloths of the
hest English. French. a German man ufacture: Gue
black Doeskin; large)ck OF French, English and
American Fancy Cassims In and be sutful styles
patterns designs; Lrs of the yer, trst quality
Marsecs goods, plain, cred and figured Of The most
beautiful styles for surer wear; plain, fancy and
figured Silks and Sains upert auanty.
= - THE AVE GOODS
will be manufactured toe. In good STYLE and sold
cHrAprR than the same ts can be bought in any city
West of the Mountains. srms, CASH.
s. A. is agent for WINS ''keports Of Fashion,
The present number caihad BY mail or otherwise al
ordered, for the small su III -. spl6n
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TINE SUBSCRIBER rctfully informs the public
IL generally that he h suned the above business
with which he nas long familiarity acqa,inted, and
designs establishing pnent daguerrean gallery
la Evansville In Fosters ngs corner OF Main and
First streets, where he to receive the f.equ nj
visits Of ladies and genen which il shall be his
earnest endeavor TO nerd as he expects TO be rer
mansnt he depends morn exhibitions of his prof
cheney and skill than nonmbug of words for suc-
cess.
His reputation as q popainteri IL too well estab-
iished in Evansvi le and here need remark fur
Their than that ne will be to accommodate anY de-
string his services In tnatch Of art.
spSo - rHos. PolNDExTER.
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BILLIARD SALOON.

sseokSER OF MAIN AND sTRrErs
~r,u,. , (tHfraslee FIRST Sfvssf.l ~
Hn undersigned have purchased this well known
\ oaioon. and entirely reftted aud refurnishcd it, IL
now In every particular agreeable place OF resort
oe,ng with excellent Tables an. thing ne
Ior me comfort and pleasure sf visitors The
ProPretors VIII give thei person. anertie 30 The Sa
ana spare no trouble in s,akinx sesps of their
,nehos Pheasant Connected with the Billiard saloon.
choicest brands OF and cigars The old parron.
call $500 eTt,n~'' so . ,n,mco 70
apis a 81 ~. ALBERT ROwLEY.
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TINE UNDE3slGNED. having purchased The White
Il Sulphur Springs. in Union county, KY, have the
pleasure 10 state that the premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be still further improved BY the
addition OF building, with several commodious
rooms snd many other material alterations and conve
nences.
They have bought the property with the intention of
improving and ad rnng make attractive and
agreeable and win do 80 10 the extent OF their ability
and the time allowed before the opening Of the watering
season. Nature has done her part 20 render il
INVITING AND LOVELY,
ana The Propretoss will spare pains theirs since
their interest inclination will alike prompt them 70
It's performance.
Or the medicinal and restorative virtues Of the water
70 speak character and reputation
In these respects we'll established and widely know
The prop:isso viii be prepared 70 entertain company
ON the lat Of june and respectfully solicit The encour
.s'"'"' .A' II. Z. ROUSE,
...- $500 49,. G. g. GREEN.
aplsdlm-lHsalsyssn Rspsrtsr.
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". =. ANDREWS,
ATT ORNEY AT LAW, ~
VrTILl attend 70 all legal busness entrusted 70 him
w in this and the adjoining counties, and In the Su
prone Court aiso the collection Of Claims, aud viii
tain PENSIONS granted " ses Of Congress at the
and Orphsns of husbands aud fathers who died Of
wounds received in service Of the United States
p References of The best character. Once First
Street. between Main and Locust. Evansville, Ind.
. apI3d3m> - -
EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE.
TUSr RECEIVED Gnhap's Magazine for April:
d Codes Lady Book DO do;
For sale by r apis SAMUEL LISTER.
i Ju.s res,d' isdiss Yins White KID Gators;
- - ~ do Do do 10 Lhds;
Ladies ne RIrek sik 1Asaas Sssssr; m !.
81 90 DO do % DO Tipped GsissFs;
vsss' % ND 's''; v;.sBrvparcxs q co.
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bankers Cases; Bank books, Pass books; Time
ID books and blank books or all kinds; variety Of
nne letter papers and full stock Of letter and csp papers
suited to the country trade.
Scrap books new and elegant style. Oil papers for
letter books; waters and sealing quilts and Steel
pens.
Letter presses and books. inks, maps, &C., &c, and
apaO RATHBoNE & HELLER.
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HofhiNS q READ have In store n nne stock of
- LOOKING Glasses, Carpets, Straw Ma.fines. and
hugs. Also good line Of summer Iothiug Hats and
ups oc.s &c NH
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~ CASES BEEACHED sHEETING!
lU AND SHiRTINGS now on hand aud by.
apa0 JUHySON & FRENCH.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS

" F1OILfsSAIIE Dh6 II UOODSs
JOHNSON Il FRENCH have no. on hand ono OF the
- best selected stocks of Dry Goods ever offered
the trade Of Evansville consisting OF everything in tina
line which they offer for sale favorable terms
ANY House In the West. Their stocs has teen seeees
wh great expressly for this trade and exclusively
som rst hands and manufacturers, Country merchant
and dealers generally invited to give them CALL
hey pledge themselves to sell as low and IA
vorabe terms the quantities be purchased
either in or out OF Evansville. tspao]
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EVANSVILLE LUMBER YARD.
TNHE subscriber having completed the Asserting and
i riing his stock Of Pine Lumber. would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Evansville Lamasco and Vicinity
that he Is now prepared to OIL all orders in his ne He
would invite persons intending build aad mect snjcs
generally examine his stock before else.
where. Corner eth and Man sts., norti Of Canal.
apl JOHN r. GLOVER.
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A win close doors in few weeks. ose, NV .tocr
"A Of Locks. Latches, Hinges. Coffee Mills Countsr
Scales. any thlng have At cost So look ONT thss
xho want. .tapes1 Jas. LAUGHLlv. D.:
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Ot)er & oultrics.
J .ii't

In the December number of De BOW's
ReUieu, we find an elaborate paper on
the Empire OF Japan, from which it APP
pears that that renowned empire con-
siSts otthree thousand eight hundred and
fifty islands, lying off the coast of China,
having an area about equal to that of
Germany, including Prussia and Aus
trla, or about SIX times that Of the State
OF New York. 1t has mountains in some
OF the islands from el light to twelve thou
sand feet in height. The islands are in
the same latitude as the United States
and Canada. They are volcanic, and
subject to earthquakes. Jeddo, the cap
ltal, IS as populous as London. The ag-
rlcu!tural products are the same as those
in this country, with the addition of fco.
The empire is rich in minerals, the pre-
cious metals Astounding. The coins of
the japanese are quadrilateral pieces,
with a hole in the middle; and bearing
the value and the name Of the maker
stamped upon them. The Government
is hereditary absolute monarchy. The
laws are extremely cruel, almost all
crimes being punished with death, and
in some cases the punishment extends
to all the relations of the criminal. The
revenues Of Japan amount to 100000
600 annually. The standing army of
the empire, in the time of peace, is
10000 men. The population is about
$4,000, 000.-lt is estimated that the
trade Of Japan with this country, if she
opens her ports, will be worth more than
$200,OO0,000 annually to us. The
intense anxiety the result of the eXpedi-
ton about to sail for Japan. If the OBJ
ject desired is attained, the results will
be immensely important to the whole
civilized world.
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'E'l'sgG.

A writer in an exchange strikes at the profit
eacv ana ehemnacy Of the times as follows:
There are thousands OF young men going
about every day, spending their time in chew
ing or drinking, or othor pursuits as proliiless,
while their heads are as empty as puff balls, and
their minds have scarcely strength enough TO
count hundred without assistance, and yet af-
ter awhile, these same young gentlemen will be
complaining that they never had time for study.
There are many young ladies', who sit round
our drawing rooms and parlors, and laugh and
chat, and dance and sigh, and cry and fall in
love, (while their poor mothers are washing
the dishes and scrubbing,) and fall out again,
and break their little hearts, yet could never
get time to read or study-save to shed tears
over some love story-and who scarcely know
whether the moon goes round the ca nth or the
earth round the moon, whether Milton lived
brfo" or after the food, or whether Greece is
in Europe or America.
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CUBAN SEGARS.

The editor of the New York Mirror,
in recent letter from Havana, SAYS:
"The number Of segars manufactured
iii Cuba battles statistics. 1t would re-
quire the fgurative pen OF the editor OF
Hunts Merchants Magazine to find the
bottom line of such high numbers
Cabargo makes 100000 of segars a
year, taking great pains in finishing
them. There are other establishments
rolling out from 5000, 900 to 100000.
And notwithstanding full tobacco crop
this year, segars have risen in price
within the last three weeks from three
to five dollars thousand, The segars
are made in the city chiefly by men and
boys, and there is a good deal OF art in
the manipulation of good segar.
Much depends on laying the grain of
the leaf the right way"
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age OF Napoleon the Third, who this
year is made Emperor"
We may add to the above--we hope
without frightening anybody into an
apprehension OF "coup d. etat. that
Franklin Pierce was AZ on the day of
the last Presidential election. Boston
Courier.
And Madison was II when he begat
the whole brood of Virginia distractions,
in his report on the Alien and Sedition
Laws, accompanied by the famous res
oIutions of 49, aad II years aiterward
the party which boasts Of standing upon
the platform Of those resolutions, COM
pleted the robbery of Texas. So, too,
~ years after the passage of the Tea
act, which begat the desire OF American
Independence, John Quincy Adams, at
the age Of ~, was placed at the head of
the commission, which fully secured
that Independence, in the Treaty of
1SH.-Tribune.