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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Asnrsonly lo bills changed bands TO asy at FOG
a, and tended
In g. sales IN e
5sIs 8 % s.sy 51
. St4 and ss.rs ' essesss !. S per
steady Tbs sales reached So bills 81 quoted
sT ssrrSea wheat varied little soindsd
s'1 49, at Il IS sh . sSpa s...s
There were 5000 bushels sold chiefly At sao TO 900 peg
ss;ss S.ss, Plenty
sae IS % 81
r osnGt y:s.
| piansisr nd prOsun.b1s
S
market continues heavy and unsettled the
1000 lSs live geese disposed Of IN
Fin, CnAeE 800 boxes Canton 20 packs
ale,of the yssS smbisssd % atls dry cod :.
sSS 20 ;9:S
,assa FS hs' @:a. y :.s:. IN :S p
bag =. and about GOO b5. -four at t. ga iod-
= =
s e5 LSndGn a. As rasss was nothing new 80 notice IN
weeks operatio n: have been confined to 5000
boxes bunch Ias q 7oa Is 900 half DO At
Soses en- LEMONS part Il o on
g 10
% bales Laneusd0s nlmosds a. o 40 Fails date.
Is ssss:
sas S65ss ,aSRss' varied
Rnya eS aas sas Rs y aa sosa i1s
s Egg S s .ss a a. g.
III ab and an invoice Of Cuban honey in bond ios
t terms ss!. New SIsaS:
ssyes Cuba t ds ' 90 frsiS.a Cuba
81 a 's stsa' sss
EN- ss sSs .s
lsss Been 90 bale. TSss sold during che
r- hrar rsSsiasd sssyy sales included
~ I M @ 90 20 ssSss pss c. y
Mor~We heard that 90 bales Of last years crop were
LArns-Th.re 225o 900 Eastern purchased during
'hf sss. been taken .ssos
=. s
sa, $50 s ss
ss.s IT, Is ss; &c ~
xii: 4. ~
IL si"s s1ss.
and 900 boxes Q. Coke rersne, at 81 70 zlns has aOs
Sa bis
; Nd and a white ro.n AT AZ rs s.
sis J sScS so and
6 tsl closing at s.t,s9s Satsd. r., r.sss
% e sss 5S:s &: e:
g s 30 s 1ss sIsfs Tss
sys bond at y 10 and Loo baskets d. = ,s'
sa a BE S rei tass sound wssssrn pine
ssqa s's G ana bought pigs
% s s sr1 s sn: ' s. pss s ss Ssssd
Per - Snssn s sv Is. but f% s se Y
slightly so
sS Pr g. ST ~ q
@ per s s at vs an sFs
S nnsr ssss s%a aason f Blocker
ss avs so;as, Rsssss;sa
s s as q, as;fa o's'i w
sahsr e s WsiSs' saon g.
near so ssSe s so d. on Essns
DO do $3.50 do on Clinton street. near Prospect tOge-
ESQ ssees Ordinary to primo have been dig
pgsa o. a weeEs sales embraced 1904 sachs Liverpool
Ds q q @ as ON
soArsomo 45o boxes CASTLE have been disposed o. ~
I0tSc 1880, por 10. -
were made OF 81 bags Sicily al $40 SO
for large, and g 80 800 FOR small lots per ton
TALlow Aavc been $4,000 lbs. primo bought atr
agAo. per lb.
1obhcco seemed quiet and depressed. Tho sale
week emil raced but 80 bids. Kentucky, ct 5hc
do Virginia, at5iic. a CSC; 10 do. stems. NJ
Kentucky stems, at 2 DC. n / Lice; $40 d.
and Wrappers, At &c. .Jc.; 5jT do CIV
gGns lCC caacs Connecticut seed lie
and Ill 40. Ohio, NJ DC. I2c. peril
WHALEBovE.--Saes
Soc; and II 600 South Sea, atr
WHIsRxy rnan'fefted less
q $50 bbls, Ohio prison
druuge, ct 10. 22ifo per
Rv Norm RivERP
proveers, IJt do. as
cheat 20 0fG do. o,'
kkts KAhao.
T,S00 sdos leather, b
.rsysoas ~ ekSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAiLRoAp.--The first
contract Of seventy five miles was Let about eighteen
months ago. and IS nearly ready for the iron, which
is now arriving in the country. Sixtyhye miles
wcIe r'oced rner contract last fall aud TIE two li
yisi ons u,w offered embrace oetN cen eighty aud
ninety miles This read forms an important portion
Of what viii he pracu ,u'y the anores. route from
C'ncinpai to Baltimore, ard .,oB, Cincinnati to
Philadf'phis. New York End posten Tho line must
ssO cor1aGnd he raSsl ana trade O. tie ruc otatds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M u N Il Y M A II * E n,

WEDNESDAY, June l5-6 l.. ID.
There was dull market to-day. From the opening to
the close the tendency of prices downward, aud
general decline realized. At the first board Morris
Canal fell off u per cent Canton Co., * Portsmouth Ii
Nicaragua u; New Creek Il; Harlsm u Hudson r. X
H. Crystal Palace advanced per cent; Parker vein X;
New Jersey Zinc =; Reading r. R., 1; New Haven R. R..
4. There active demand for Parker Vein, and
up~aIds of 900 shares changed hands at the improve
ment ia price. This company have ten steamships
aAoat Those recently launched will DO put CON-
mssicn. BY the 10th Of July, there will be daily line OF
between this port and Baltimore Five have
been contracted for to be by the LIST November
when there will be departure of two per from
ton Of merchandise and coal between the two Cities for
tine but Y qus nifty of freight is increasing fast
taiat - sh~ > of ateamers--
fifty tvo-wi answer the purpose. The Parker Vein
Company bringing 10 market $50 tons Of daily
leo from the Tfotbug district and 100 from the Western
port district The advance 10 day in Crystal Palace
one those spasmodic which has frequent
y been il that stock It is the worst fancy the
list and subact 10 sudden expansions and conrac
weak to-day. An advance however limited, cannot be
sussLed 1t is matter Of establishment to how
the msrket price is sustained Morris Canal has been
dropped by the clique who had it in hand is steadi
ly serttrg down. EIie Railroad quiet to-day No
thing is knos yet about the dividend. The opinion in
favor Of three per cent cash dividend Ia becoming
stronger
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Before Hon, Judge FdilsRds,
JuNR Is .--Eabeas CbrpasThe P0pte " de relation r
Aun La,f,n vs.. S1f0g,e, EsQ.Tss was on APPEL ioA
e. bstaes cory7a made by the lsan fc TIC rsle
Of her -ho s.lsied -thout asr k1~xicdgS or Goa
seNs. no oains uSnx G-~nted.
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u. 3. Circuit Court.

THg LATE POST OtFICR RoBPBRIEs.
JUNE TO- theodore A. Rosie indicted for robbery OF
ony tnhets aud other vsluab'e articles from letters
mr. He'd for trans miseon to Europe arrsigned and
pleaded not guilty The trial postponed for the pre-
sent
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OF the General Committee He in favor of this On
nibus" although he had beer opposed to the Congress
sons omnibus. For he ready to for this
omnibus, though he would prefer that IL should be d
vided
Col c. R WHEATON of La Mr. President Since you
took your chair have watched with eager interest the
course Of this ConveDtion and yet from Louisiana
have done nothing but listen to Others therefore move
that the motion Of General Qutman which is before
the house. be adopted.
Mr.. ]. II. LUCAS, of st. Louis-I that all the
amendments up to the main Question for making d.
npon the table
Mr. STANTON from Tennessee believe this motion is
out Of order as rules Of the House OF
allow any gentlen an 10 call for the division OF any ques
ton which Is susceptible of division, and the Chair is
bound 10 put it.
The CHAIR concurred with the opiAion Of Mr. Slant, an
and decided the motion to lay upon the table out Of
order.
Colonel OAKLY. of Lopisiana.-A we want /, Ne para
ton Of the question for improving the mouth OF the Mis-
sissppi river from all other questions. This il all We
AK After this ready for every improvement
which be brought before this body. We viii go for
railroads TO the Pacific any other Improvement which
this convention may ark.
Mr. J. HoDAxER, Of Mississippi, liks many others
who have spoken here am sG S And go for
willing to separate the mouth Of the Mississippi from the
ports Of Savannah Mobile aud other ports the Gulf
Mr.. BENs, OF Louisiana--Having been upon the coma.
rnittee which reported the matter to this Convention
which Is now being discussed feel u my duty to state
what conceive to be the true policy Of trc delegation
from louisiana in their action upon these questions
was tho aim Of the committee that hs question Of in
provemeat should apply to the whole Mississippi river
from its mouth to the Of its tributaries hope
we shall not begin to quarrel but shall work together
for one and our common country
TIE Rev Mr.. PLAT. Of Ahbama-1he Mississippi river
has 'nors than mouth. II has o mouth wherever
railway has terminus our Atlantic coast Oar only
aim Is that the great resources Of the south HAL ne s
yecped md living a. We do 10 tho centre OF or unur
pipri near st Lcus should Ne remcve' - thcse Dss'
aow Orleans. We auss sSt !ecthes. The had ANA th4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

w, hav. received the JanInty number 81 IN" on"uc'n
Ie;ary Messenger II begins the new year bravery, aho
nnu ia its price reduced Ia the snail sum "l 'ht'c "o
i, 49,, h,nr that il will be in the hanis ul every reading
n, in Virginia The Messenger - one ol me very h"s
,,fv periodicals of the country II j. printed WIN clear
pr npun handsome paper ana rs EDITOR, 'l i""pso';
49, o,p in his ,yeInns Ia make il nj instructive
and ,nrrtanina 1t will be burning shame 10 me SCUM
people il such talents and taste are not encouraged as
they deserve. -, -, ~
There are two other considerations which should recon-
mend the Literary Messenger most strongly |" soheh
patronage and give the ccicd preference over Northern
pero.cals One :" these il that il defends win vgor aho
Yea, the institution .! the South whereas ne Northern
journals are more less unrcndly to slavery announcer
it,. hioh moral tone, consideration which ought 10 nave III
strongest weight with every who would Erotect ron
e, influences The sacred circle OF his household ih
Nnrlhrn periodicals frequently tainted WIN mora
rv "a admit most Of them into his family ut price.
49, IRichm0nd Republican.
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WAsulS@rox Jan Ain The Supreme Court this morn.
ing ,r KANE rXttadton ease vas again called UP. Mr..
Crltienn stated that Ec had examined the law applicable
and tad Tie conclusion {" take no active part the
ease, considering thar the duty al The executive only
cics wcn The cminnii!y q! The accused was l.. ,oved
aud warrant ssrd MIR BUSTED appeared Tor kaIne. and
NJ counsel appearing for The dcHcr, asked e advice
III. Court a. 10 what he Shoui pursue Chiei JUS
;iac fancy said Court wo leave j; 10 the discretion .,
counsel W take such course they deemed proper.
Nh hustled said, in order that The Court mi h, have the
e' ,' | '"c'n IN III" absence Of the counsel for the
"'c"s i possess ihcin 81 all The Arguments which ha,
been adduceL on the opposite s, which he did and rhrn
p"c ei'd WIN ms a'euirht lr KANE Nj Grady followed
uin1 liz. Tor Name TN, L,winy ,rr ma sin
points submitted
That The Asibuion treaty na1 pe.ched HE rule Of cyl
dcrcr, and that the oil tsis which pporrI IN carry
the conditions ui the Treaty., hai changed the rue nj
cncc make less .isnc cc->aty or lie putuo,e
rAadon rn tie treaty required. M Brady contend
"a that Congress had no power {" enlarge tie rule
rnce. by {" Congre>s beyond what in The treaty.
That Congress had power 10 gre American
foreign power al all except by virtue Of the
y and nothing beg ond HE al The treaty could
enacted by Congress- that the commissioner had aulu
,y 10 acl al ALL and he suC person the ac
1913 cnuirm tied sh"n! be given np fugitive Al
The time treaty ratified Ir commissioner had no
power and that thu .nmssUncr, Mr. Bridge
who ar'cd ON The case" was only gcnefa comnls
s,nrr.
The rulc Of rsiitnrc established ty The treaty was the
ury rule TIE p ont could tc judged by aud the rule OF
evidence hat Tie accused should BE- given ~ when he
evidence SCrh w"u! u~ily h= arrest and commit
nenl Tie place WHERE The udrnl found The rule
curuaI Win Lis HCc~iS, an! that he should have the
u,put:iiy rAninrg IN" WITNESSES hInsri which
I !nrr that therefore, :hr Cumni>. iOner
H.. ~ :, "c .lsc AHA np. Nil Brady in conclusion,
;li w .. i.aata> corpus be issued accord
nei,.
The President to-day sent The Senate the notnnao
OF Gorge Badger ESD n North Carolina, ~ the vacant
Jr,4csiip The Supreme Rench.
The Secretary The Treasury has appointed VIM Miller
n,prrur Of Steamboat halls and ). > Ward Inspector of
boilers at New London Conn; ard Nathaniel Nash nSpea.
,1r Of hul- L. Davis inspector III boilers, Nor
C,k Va Salary OF each SauU
The steamer Fulton has arrived al The Navy ard having
brtp hastily fitted by order 81 the Secretary nl the Ma
w Nh Kings phs scan Insin. II p., 10 avoid
any change Norfolk 1t Is uncertain however hen nc
will leave Washington.
The Jackson statue stands firmly in its POSITION il,
LAFAYETTE square hay!H. finished raising this mornny
II " i'll remain housed u"t:! The SIN instant.
GaLTlMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD.-!ne E,Iti-
more .i states HAT letters have buCn rcCc!"cd from Gov.
Johnson Virginia, and Gus. Lowe 81 hlnH land signify
nc their int attend the Ccirbraun 81 ts opening
u the Baltimore and OHIO K III Road, On The lUh instant
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rHIRTY-sECoND CoXCREss--ap SESSION
WrpsRspAy, DECEMBER 4, 1852.


message was received from tho President in reply I"
Mr. Ma.un's resolution calm! for information relative Ia
The proposed treaty by France England and the uh'c
States respecting Cuba The correspondence most vo-
luminous and have time copy any part of il in time
nor the cars The reply OF the President I" The French and
English Ministers appears condo nsed IN his anta message
| II ordered IL be printed
The resolution TO pay Mr. Meuweher hls mileage and per
diem as up the day when MI Dixon "he adalIltd
TO his seat was, utter debate, adopted
The bill increase the efficiency n the army navy and
marin. corn. OF the U. S. by providing fclrcd lisi tor
soi officers. was taken mp and axe. dena'e 10 when
Messrs Cugs and Shields supported The bill and Msssrs
Hale and Stockton opposed it, il postponed I'LL onor-
row. 49,, ;, =, r,.,,,. ,r.I
10 Mr. Cass' resolution applying me Monroe doctrine 10
Canada 49,.
N, {. nf 10 900 copies n Ickcy edition of the Con-
si,n for The q! The Senate, was taken up and alter
dcbatr adopted , r,- :,
certain deceased officers ani soldiers vas taken NJ and
passed -,
wo,kirym.n on the Capitol who lost employment last
h.couse Of The failure Of Congress make apptu-
paIiHn 10 continue the work, was taken ~ and dcba ted
On HE question Of lis passage no quorum voted and HE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TfIlcrs were appointed on motion ui Nj Sey Inu OF ~
York 10 take up The bill -ent rom lie >@na't u,
men the steamboat Inv Of Last session; ana m praH'
voting in the affirmative 10 form quorum, II was '"e W
and pissed
pension 10 alr Wnrih widow ni Cen WORTH "hlcH was
opposed the ground Of establishing n"dious pccc-
dent in violation Of law The motion was agreed tu-ttis
9S; nays 1S. . :,
me bill as sent from the Senate grants Mrs Worth pen
sion OF fifty dollars month during her natural nc ne
amendment Of the House restricted the amount |" hy
dollars per month"; for the space vi five years IN" House
| therefore rercdes from lis amendment.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole, on The
state Of The Union.
/ M Florence Of Pa cairct The floor having only rri'''
quishcI yesterday 10 allow the motion I" be maze '"' '
| committee rsr; but wa oserrulcd by the Chair
Mr. Smith OF Ala. replied 10 The allu~IIns made yc-'s'aF
10 The controversies in which Gen Scott had been rat-ci
and went prove that from The lime o! the Roman en-
pe it has been customary great tu quarrel an.
concned if Cen Scott Iiable 10 The same charge
was proof that III blame bat CAUSED b lhe
jealousy OF his opponents ,I
He made variety of remarks relative 10 the natural &C.
sire of men be cwardcia duty which every other r
ton had cnrmcd aud traced The various rrom"liona 81
the Duke OF Wellington, consequent upon his S6r'neS ~
India and his other military achievements, UNI quail ne
sad OF Gen Scott; and attributed the opposition u
the resolutions Of the Senate 10 party hostility.
The committee then without having Transacted any
business, and the House adjourned.
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ard that HE whole TRANSACTION j. before the w"''i u
raupul be repeated Without calling forth the strongest OPP"
silion the part u" the Spanish nhon-not 10 spcuh :"
foreign II 's!crrlcss vigilance WIN WHEN ne
United SrnS Proposed lSti tc' sti tN IiGh, q!
Spala quurtt nowhere ne n'nc n$ciHiy cAr'.
c.c than IL their ports and cities tor there t'nc DO
Cuba This correspondence contains explicit and ted
does on thaf OF successive Ministers Of the Uncn that
they desire nothing than To see The dominion U! spain
FIRMLY riaiu,n,,l in Cuba; and them, Win
entire confidence and sincerity THAI the designs they have
a,tburd other Powers are mere fiction, we are cnii-
ct III. faith ol these official papers, I" exact Tram ,'r
American s,iict observance OF those tights
which certainly Tie intention VI any Europca" Stale
| IL ,iuIate or 10 DENY
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Il IN, .,,"i Pax, Rrnrk "ia :" '',rHh., '''"r.!"'.
G,,,,, Laws Muur 81 iarsun, llcvcacT Crow, M"f
Of Jefferson Patrick Fry, nrownc, Tninin nownin',
Ssn,n Fana.y Morgan, prala"n Ca.rinst"' Gni! lla''
~. Nrw;.:, McGuiucn t'o'a q: y, .i.n"'s. WI :
Townes, Nottingham wlison Collier, Saunders, Mason,
,owyc Morrison, McAuy, Isybnro, Glre Steseas, Smith
| vcr prctiow King, Dunn West-6 49,
Nozs-Mcssrs. Carpenter, Miller OF E,'cciT Willy
Clark Speed Edwards Gr!n, Jones OF Marshall (:et.
SON. Dawaon, Wheeler, Staples Crane, Anderson, hlrtH
Wilten, Weiman, Boyd-l1.
On motion Of Mr.. WxLL,As, the House adjourned
loving 10 njsposi,ion, Mr. RcriER not in his seat
| in the House to-day.
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- Z
The President Yesterday communicated 10 ihr Senate
MESSAGE in rcuv Mr. Casss resolution calling for inorma
ton relative 10 establishment BY Great Britain Of
colony in Central America, in violation Of he treaty OF
Washing tom We informed that the message and &C.
cnrnnanyu H. ctnen,s temporarily am! unsusfccting
placed hy in the hands Of person chnnccie
win the NV York Herald and /. dark last evening
the office Of The Secretary of Senate was closed They
hAd returned That Office. or course no copies OF
The papers could obtained for publication 10 day. and
may be presumed that opportunities will hereafter be
given The party parties concerned 10 repeat proceed
inr which is TOO .prehcnsbIe to pass wca ebusc.
may not amount 10 positive puroinpg, but il is Ger
,anly an abuse Of confidence which is unfair 10
other journals and Insulting The Senate Republic
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Genera! i'EASKIiS PIE8cE.
Cnsconp, IN H. Dec. 10, 1852


Gc>gAEMES: har" received, through MhI'f 4 - SER
vcr cel honrc accepting, masi'c aud heHaiu'
ring OF California gold engraved with your seVe'l niG
and containing variety OF the precious meln, III ~
original condition. found in different paris Vi ha
Great as IS The intrinsic, curious, and ai"stS 90 me
is scnsby enhanced estimation as
voluntary expressions Of generous confluence ~ ' cr,n
in tie letter ri J. MlI.ton, Esq" ~ wh'cn va I:t
u,r,ri ,.,if,rn, sinrr lis acquisition by tae Che"
States has growing sGndsI ." =, tn " %",'
,nl Id, in irs mineral treasures, possessing mes
,im,! ,yon,a"cs or the most extensive commerce. nav
ing bonness agricultural and
E Us -, op fuby and rapidly increasing intelligent,
h,gy and enc:prsng population before whom all oosta-
nrnoress disappear il destined at al early day IN
an eminent position among the States OF our republic,
n 10 yhibit another and brilliant example OF the effect
of our institutions in founding States and advancing e
prosperity Of the human race.
Accept with my thanks, gentlemen the assurance OF my
friendly regard. fhaNh. flE1Ci1.
TO Messrs j. B. BADLENAS JOIN MIDDLETON, E. Cook,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07
.r4E COZ u RING TO GEN. PIERCE.-IllE PRE-
SENrATION AND ACCEPTANCE.

SaS FRaSclscO California, Oct. 5, lo3G.
prAE SIN have been drputc! by number oi your po
Inc, friends 10 present you gold ring made ia this city,
o, slrna gold The ring contains variety Of specl-
a.. n. nj the and It's original condition found IN the
t,.rfnt uars California II is not for the intrinsic va
In. # Ms ring that il is presented 10 you sir bu token
o cr high regard and esteem Tor you az d"tncra al
ia. school The for the OCCASION for the
,nrr.c and salvation OF great and Curious Union
ir,rre -ir pleased accept from me, through Ma
,nr :; SrlOyer mutual friend this ring. The names
,,ur friends and Contributors will be found engraved
Thereon remain your obedirnt servant,
JOHN MIDDLETON.
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short time ago, sent yon short piece in wncf en-
dayoed 10 show tina, The office of Sheriff afforded but very
little pay for the labor nj this time.
Spu,e months ago. the county Court OF Amelia laid tax
Il, $500 upon Sheriff. The profits n The office became
SUBJECT enquiry, and order made apponling some
three four commissioners 10 report the profits for twelve
mouths The report made and the Cou! after seeing
il, RENTED every cent of the tax.
If the Sheriff . tax book against three
persons, he could better aurd collect al per than
al per cent, when divided thousand persons IL
generally takes years expensive hhor close all hcs"
counts
The only profitable par! OF the Office is executions. The
high prices u negroes well fair prices for crops
nvc put end nearly and ihr present
of things will doubt not, continue long the prcScn.
price property KEEPS For the truth OF my statement
regard executions refer 10 the lawyers Ia The Lcglsl
ture II they will examine their fee books and say thai
they have much money lhem will that all h I've
slid is not
In the county where live have several times of
tercd at suro for Judgment some two or three de
livery bonds nnly and delivery b"nd for the county
court that IL thought of and hardly ever will again
since the extern stun of jurisdiction n single justice
The office If sheriff ought be taxed but should b
done hy laying cent upon the Tees ana u II
the gold mine the world thinks il Isl il WILL OF course yield
, hcl
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DEATH AND FUNERAL OF COM. MORGAN.
WAsHSoroS JAN. 5.-Ihe funeral of Com Morsan, who
died here to-day takes place 10 morrow afternoon and will
attended by the President cabinet marine corps officers
navy md arrny government mechanics, besides citi
generally The remains will be inferred in the Con-
"A