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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
EER|LD OF 1'NE TIMES
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
FER WS--S2 in advance, or S2,25
at the end of The year.
EVErY THURSDAY MoRNiNG,AT
No Pfl Thames Street.

Il G v. Lawrence has addressed n
letter 10 the Town Clerk ofCharlestown
declining oserve asa delegate from
that Town in the Convention to alter
the Constitution if ii should be called
together, aud recommend ng to the
electors 10 choose Gen. Thomas +.
Carpenter. We are not advised n TO
whether Gov. Lawrence's constituents in
Charles,own will follow his advice. It
IS SAID that The Cover nor has no homes
II the Convention being called together,
and that he is quite ndleren, m regard
{, the matter, as The Bill which passed
he Assembly is altogether too circum-
scribed in lis provisions to meet his
progressive views.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

Execution OF LAKE. - Unless the
Governor will commute the sentence Of
the death for the murder Of his wife and
children, or shall grant him respite
ill later day, the unfortunate man
will be executed on Friday OF this
week, between the hours OF 10 a. m.
and y. m. Lake, maintains the same
sullen indifference in his cell that he
manifested during his trial. lie cannct
be induced to converse with any one
not even the sheria. = Poughkeepsie
Telegraph, Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
LrsisLAruRE OF ALABAMA. - Tn,

LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA. - The
Alabama legislature will convene TO.
day, in Montgomery. and will have to
elect during the session two Uni'ed
States Senator'S to I'll the places last
occupied by Vice President VIM. X.
King and Hon. Jcrem all Clemens,
whose seat is at present occupied by
Benjamin Fitzpatrick, under authority
oi the Governors appointment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

c5-Mrs. Gaines contradicts the state
mcnt OF the DeIewere Gazette, in re-
laiion TO the discovery OF evidence by
which she has induced those who hold
the large estate in New Orleans, TO
which she laid claim, TO compromise
with her on liberal terms. She says
there is not wosd of truth in it,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

John Neal offers TO give one thousand
dollars 10 the cause oi Temperance, or
to some other charity, If any one viii
prove that there is not more in,cmper-
ancc, and more liquor sold and drank in
the CITY OF Portland and throughout the
State Of Name at the presen, time
than before the passage 81 the existing
Liquor Law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

c. Colonel Schou!er, late Of the
Alas has purchased an mteres, in the
Cu,innati Gazette, aud will assume the
entire editorial management of that in
anenlial paper. Colonel Schoulcr has
the best wishes Tor his Success, OF host
OF friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

d, A correspondent Of Norfolk Coun.
ty proposes that thePeopIc of the Old
Bay State unite in grateful re Deam
concluding the same with an extract
from the music Of the celebrated Handel,
with the appropriate words, Believing,
we rejoice n see the Curse removed +"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

A New STATE.-The London Chron-
icle announces the recovery OF GlS0O
from an English thief who robbed his
employer and fled to America. II
states that he was followed to The Uni.
ted States by an English detective po
Iiceman, and traced to "place called
Geneva, in the state Of Albany"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

COMPLIMENT TO CAPT. CoAsTocx.-
The passcngcrs by the Baltic, on tie
last trip, have presented service of
silver to Capt. Comstock, who, rs a SET =
usan and man, deserves all the fav T
Y tn which he is regarded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

~ Discrimination, even The most
innocent, is ever productive ol cmbar.
risment; whether the design is evil or
MT, artifice is always dangerous, almost
inevitably dIsgrncciul.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

a WATCH OF TnE OLDEN TINE. We
we're shown "A strange relic Of the oIden
time in the shape OF wa,ch. 1t is in
the possession of MIR. McMaln, Of our
city. 1t was made in London in the
yenr l43l, by DaIcl Quare, and bears
number lSS. 1t is covered with strange
devices and figures doubtless deemed
especially appropriate in that distant
day. The works are quite similar to
the old fashioned English levers, with
the exception Of the addition in the
torn OF bell, which covers the entire
works without touching them, and
which strikes the hours. SIMILAR to a re-
peatIng watch. How many lives it has
/, He'd away; We know not but even
now it keeps good time and Iooks as
though it might live down another CEN
tury.-Louisville Democrat, 24th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

ENruEs IL you would never have
my enemies, never rcc"gnize any as
such. Treat all us friends, aud they
will be compelled TO treat you M tbs
same gsy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

PAcIFlc Acknowledgement Rusk
and party reached Austin, Texas, on
the 9th ut. 1t vii be recoleeted that
they leIt Nacogdoches in the latter
part Of August. on tour OF ex-
poration OF route Of railroad TO the
Pacific. They were absent about two
months, and made thorough eXplora.
ton as lar as the Colorado. The soil
passed over is represented as very fer
tile with plenty oi fine oak timber, and
everywhere water OF the purest kind
On The Colorado, the general met Il
company who had explored the re-
mainder OF the route, aud reported it
every way adapted to The purposes OF a
railroad. The expedition met several
bands OF Indians, who were perfectly
friendly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

MANCHESTER, n, H., Nov. l5.-iIon
Charles G.. Aiherlon died AT one o'clock
M s afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

~ On Wednesday evening, an infant,
abou, month old, was found in the
ward Of Mr.. Charles Hunter, on Kay
street, by Mr.. Job A. Peckh'm' who put
IT in charge Of the oyerseer Of the
poo-. This is the second time within a
wear that infants have been lei, in the
street, ir thi. city, by brutal mothers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

u5sBarnum's Illustrated News has
been bought by Gleason's Pictori-
al, which il in vain attempted to ri
val.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

~ The Hard Democracy OF Liv-
ingson have prepared an obituary
which they intend to have inscribed
upon the tomb o.' ilcesoIllsm. Here 1t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

CALEB, THE ATToRNEY.-A letter IN
lhe New York Herald, reported to have
been written by Hon. G. Z. Hazewell,
editor of the Boston Times, gives full
and correct history Of the coalation IN
Massachusetts. The Boston Post is
proved by incontroveriibIe facts TO have
been the first paper in the State that
advocated union of the two parties,
and Caleb is charged as one of the ia
,bets of the coalition. Poor Caleb. lie
~ good deal like the person spoken oi
by Dante. Heaven won't have him,
and the other place don't want him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

DEATH or u. S. Consul. Wn. il.
D Wolf. Esq, U. 5. Consul to Dundee,
died At the residence OF his son in law,
Mr.. Hopper, in New York city, on
Tuesday afternoon last Mr.. D'Woii
eft in the steamship Baltic on her
Iast trip 10 Liverpool, 10 enter on the
duties of his consulate; but in conse.
luence of i'll health returned TO New
I ork in the same steamer on Monday
iast, where he died as above stated -
Nir. D'Wolf was son ol the late Hon.
James D'Wolf Of Bristol, and hi,
remains will be brought TO Bristol for
in,erment. He was 81 years Of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
The Van Buren, or Frccsoil Party:
Born Of respectable colored patents, at Buffalo
n. Y.
August, lSiS:
Died at sunset, November 8, 1853,
Aged > years and months.
A post murtem examination proved the i'm
mediate cause Of death To hc choird mfaHiuB,
produced by 700 strong meat being forced into It's
weakened stomach, causing immediate death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
ENGLAND.

Parliamentary business is very unimpOrtant.
Lord John Russell stated in the House that the Mex
Government had reduced the dury printed cali.
and paper and referring thereto would
coon be submitted.
fact that the only route Of British troops Can
ada II through the territory Of the United States and
Hked Government intended 70 facilitate, by guarantee
OF otherwise the completion Of the Halifax and ebec
Railway Mr. Peel for the Government unable 10
state.
Lord John Russell spoke Of Austrian proceedings
toward Ssrdinan subjects in consequence Of the Milan
iusurTection. The Sandman Government had re
qucsted the British Government Interfere against
sequestraton and Great Britain had written strong
letter 10 Vienna but in the meantime the Austrian
authorities had stated that 1t their intention 10
remove sequestraton from parties proving themselves
innocent
Lord John Russell also stated that the Government
had received notice that the Grand Duke OF Tuscany
had liberated the Madsi family and allowed them to
leave Tuscany
The Canada Reserves bill proceeds slowly through
Committee IL has been ordered 20 a third reading
The Jew bill has been postponed ull April H. Petitions
seinst the MaynoOth Grant still pour In. The Bishop
OF Quebec and ArchdeacOn OF York petition against in
reference against the reserves.
The estimated import Of gold for the next
three weeks Is about 100000
The mail steamer Australian, after four at
tempts, has given UP the voyage TO Australia
The ship Dernice has been burnt by mutineer
Javanese aud MEna men and the Captain and officers
murdered IN the Straits OF Gaspar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

tive to the Saeters Harbor and Eils5arg R.ru ii VA
reierrtd 20 report complete.
Mr.. WooD from the Select Committee TO in
vesgste the charge Of attempted bribery syzinst Mr.
l. TsTbox. afer stating ths; members Of the Com
niiee would be sbsent he asksd the pleasure
Of the House 70 extending the time for the Commit
TEE TO report They hsd taken al the evidence they
could Up 70 the preseot time and ready N report
For the purpose however OF Allowing Mr. Tlrbox 70
produce Witnesses from the City they would with the
consent Of The House postpone king their report
Granted
BILLS READ AND PASSED
To incorporate the NeS-YOrk Corn Exchange
TOdiVide the Seventeenth Ward, New.York
To authorize subscriptions TO the Whitehall
and Plsitstvrgh Railroad.
To amend the Militis Act
To incorporate the New York State Agricul-
tual College
Leave Of absence was granted to Messrs. J.
Rsse Clspp Bouten. OKeefe, Wilson, stewart InsaIls
and others. Recess 20 O'Clock
afternoon Session.
BILLS PASSED
To amend the Homestead Exemption Law.
Requiring the Police Justices Of Nev-York 70
tie q record Of al convictions Of vagrsncy
Relative to the Commercial Insurance Com
psny Of New-York- Adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

clients Of his induced or compelled Mr P NJ. General
Hubbard TO issue order orbddng any clerk to per
NIT any one not officially employed in the department
from eeeing any paper lie les without first obtain
ing permission from himself Assistant Posmas-
ter-Generai. lois order being VIGOROUSLY Simei at
Major Hobbie 1t would do 20 replace him In the
position in which he would be compelled 70 adjudicate
the cases and sI in which be haJ Just been play
ing attorney sgains, the Government &c. 70 mend toe
matter he was called 10 the head Of the Appointment
Bureau with the duties of which he hsd more
necon during his long service at the head Of the Con-
tract Bureau than with those Of the Office Of the Attor
ney General. Indeed they are no more alike than
the duties or functions Of the Bureau of Construction in
the Navy Department and those Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States The politicians still re.
naming here already growing at the propensity
which the new First Assistant Postmaster General ia
showing for the reas pointment Of este Postmasters
every where They alege that the fact that appi-
cant has already held Office weighs much more with
him In favor Of the party than the fact that he has been
Of essential service 10 the cause and bids fair 10 render
much mere, II Encouraged properly. VICTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
THE STEAM MARINE OF NETWORK.
Steamship Companies running Vessels from
this Port.

The large and rapidly increasing Steam Ma
rine radiA,ing from the aniheen. port Of New York
Is the subject Of just pride the citizens Of the Repub-
lie In the size and speed Of the sps and the enter
prise and public spirit Of their owners New YORK 4.
without . rival and from her position he Me,rop-
oils Of the Western World must ever remain WhAt
wonders may be wrought BY new motive powers par
tally developed yet 70 be discovered, eannO.
for,te but IN thai which Is actual and practical IN al
the arts Of navigation SewYork q aadenAby the Tyre
Of modern times.
From pamphle, published BY Mr. J. e Tael we
eOndense tAEsm melt Of the present extent and esnd
ton Il Ocean steam Navigation directly connected
with this City. Without dspsrsgag the enterprise Of
other nstions Il a Of satiOna pride 70 Amen.
cans tia, vessel tro The United states the ms,
20 persorn the novel feat OF crossing the Atlantic BY
steam Although hi. tact very generally known,
yet conflicting statements attending the sailing Of
an Enghzh steamer. ster contributed % Involve
the matter n controversy. ur-l = nnL decision wa
gwen the point By esrAbshinz 1 eonclus.Tely and
satisfactorily from the sles q The En-sa journals.
Gel Jro. Cunningham, Commissioner 70 the Worlds
Falr rom Virginia IN letter 70 Tie LOsd0s Tzss,
marking upon some comments Of hat Journal upon
steam machinery on exhibition IN which il claimed
that tie snTs az Epslh steamer he srsi which
had crossed ne A42ntcl q1@rd ron rs own nles AID
LLOYD" tie snnOurcersnf q the arrival AZ Liver
pool II June l-ls q he American steamer SAVANNA
from Ssvsnnsh GeorEis-the srs: which had performed
tie mp. The success Of his experiment, though
small n ttseh Jet the prec1rser Of EreAt resglts
shared equally b. The North I'D TIE South cf the Gited
sr.re. The sAEASSAH wss ogit N NesfOrk and
sailed fron southern Anznrc PORT Sse represerced
ne sk Of Nor-hern snip builders and ne enterprise Of
sou,her- n1erehsnts she va commanded By Captain
Rodgers, Of New Bedford, A.ssL
Tie sAVASsAs. Of 3otI commenced the rivalry
Of Steam NsyizzrOo between the Cntad states sad
Crest Britain upon TIE AnEnrc Ocean
OF tie Brirsh s,e.rnersL winch have szcceeiec the
carter and smaller e1t1prses Of English companies
between he Ured STATES and Grea. Br;zn oy far ne
ro1 successful ard extensive u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
A. j. Davis and Daniel Vaughan.

hAkIToAD, Monday, AArSa ., Lo0o
HoEAcr GRIZZLY, Esq.-DeGr Sir; From
an krrSle N The Tri5~Ns Of he 25sh Inst, over he
signature Of Daniel vaughan accusing ne vey traaky
of sl4siGrisiAy from his Theory Of the Causes Of
Rain, and the Possibility Of Modifying them b Arr
infer that We may reasonAhly look for more ran
about these days, but hope VII come Ensoeonssned
with bOr-vrcd thunder have no desire 10 dePrvethe
gentleman Of any thoughts or tseorss for which be
Justly deserves reputation but wish 10 SAFE few
explanatory Aets and singular eOinedences connected
with the above serious scssssrion-
First i tue TIA; copy Of Mr.. Vaughan circular
s.s gwen 70 BY frsead in cincianztii second,
also subscribed Tor The JsErzs9 II Ms, Ar0zga AZ
agent for one yea commencing win TIE January No.
in Which Mr.. vssgtsa. E-,iols 80 re?uohsasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
KESrucKr. Mr.. Breckenridge has an

KESrucKr. - Mr.. Breckenridge has an
nouneed himself candidate for reelection 10 Congress
in the Eighth District
The last RHssSlrills Herald states that Edmund
woodbridge Of Hopkinsvie, has announced himsef -
candidate for Congress in the Second District now
represented by Ben Edwards Grsy, who Is candidate
iof REELECTION.
Tie HsH&rs0a B0naa says that Mr.. heCreeSy
CDemocrsa) vii be candidate for Congress IN The
same District
TAs Riah1ead MssseHs- says that Colonel White
VIII probably not be candidate for reelection 70 Con
grcss from that Distract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

third, the very srE subec. which was impressest'
write upon after ny return to Hartford wAs The Phi
inecphy o. Producing ant Cur-rolH. the ~ & Ran
fOurlA ard n my iefte-s Tie Tizes ms theme
you uEJ discover seoerl hkesess 70 Mr.. Fsas aaa
t0ory-siso some frs co-ctenre- n regard 70 qnntf
nOn OF geographical and lustratoos tAkea from
tie book Of sure Al thls she OF tie picture Is
certainly suceEt 70 hx reasonable suspicion upoa M
But please look the other side aiso. Frs. darIrg
ny MP through O1iO numerous ettcrs. psrnp1es CIR
culsrs, &C. were handed 70 me for examination IS my
earliest Convenience but on my rerurn a1ne oaat.
much 10 my disappointment thEf had eft or lost nearly
al o. toem-hr EaEshsns eirezaSr and the JanaarI
rurrheT OF The J0E-14s 81 Mas with them second
must positively and so-unny declare that bsf1-s
wrote my letters 10 The Hartford Tia1s Rsfn, aii
nero resd GryhiaT from any suthor on this SUB cct
Third a. 70 the Theory Of Rsn, can furnish the eTi
oence 70 prove that IN TIE main prlncipe, was two
years ~ aicoses Of Mr.. vaughan. vhO-e circular
published last October. Fourth. also bring dOcu
mentary evidence show that my cJarsrssfi0s
with friend Of Mr.. Vsughans in Cincinnati upon tbs
saeect-s ststsmenf in general terms 70 aim Of what
had sen IN cAirvoyznce shout producing sld control
ling the fall OF rain, which re.ia6e5 him OF certain
somewhat similar speculsfioRs BY Mr. vaughan. Thus
can prove p-iori Of impression in regard n toe the
oTy, snd the friend alluded n in Consequence Of this
similarity sbsegVeaily brought the circular for
clairvOybnt exAminarOn-
he .sys,I pretend to quote from Humboldt sen.
tence which belongs to him. II any such mistake &C
CURED, | am cory. but | must first see HumooldEs
with y before I vii confess 70 any misquotatlon-
While inditng my impressions the different views OF
suthors on the subject whatever n "a come before me
with great vyidness snd asi0nsy quote from them,
but always give them cred, for their words except in
four instances when the nsme did not come % me Mr.
Vaughan says that, iyou deem his circular too long
for insertion. you msy omit the last page Ths omIs
SOn cannot consent to, II you publish at AL because
the last page demonstrates the independence Of nJ
impressions-As plaa for producing rais bsz1 totals
difTeEf SpiItualism, however viii progress without
any assistance from Yours fraternaly, A. J. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Of the NIAGARA Mt HALIFAX.
AOvANCEiN COTTON.
HALIFAX. wednesday. March %.

HALIFAX. wednesday. March 30, ls53
The Royal NAL steamship Niagara, Captain
Lefch arrived here O'Clock this evening LEFT Liv.
srpool on Saturday, the l9th inst.
The Niagara brings SO through passengers,
and full freight In the fog prevailing here she struck
al the entrance Of the hArbor bu. sustained damage
The Collins steamship Arctic arrived out at
Liverpool at midnight on the 18th March.
The Cunard screw steamer Alps, arrived out
on the 18th in 70 days 10 hours meantne, from New.
York.
The screw steamer City of Manchester,
from Philadelphia, arrived out in II days hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Departure OF the Canadn-Mrs. Stowe on
neutrality-suspicious. eta Judge-Murder.

BOSTON, wednesday, March 81, 1898.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt
Stone, sailed at today, with 81 passengers for
Liverpool, and IL for Halifax Among the former
Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe Prof C. l.. Stowe and Rev
Charles Beecher No specie registered at the Custom
House
Gov. Clifford has appointed Hon. Plny
Merrck of Worcester, Judge Of the Supreme Court
in the vacancy caused by the resignation of Gen Caleb
Cushing.
Two men named Swift and Logan have been
arrested in Milton Mass, charged with the murder Of
James Logan, Of that town. who found dead last
Saturday night, with his skull broken in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 20. 1850
JacObo Sanchez Navarro was further exam
med and cross examined, today
James Partridge one Of the Senate Commissioners,
Secretary Of State Of San Louis POtos dated in l8i9
and obtained from the State Department Of that State
by the Commissioners In 1852. Among them Official
authenticated document containing list Of mines In
working and abandoned throughout the State by which
appears that In the whole Department Of Rio Verde
there neither has been any silver mine Of any
kind Upon the sdnisbity Of these papers in evidence
argument took place which continued all adjourn
neut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
FRANCE.

The Emperors policy at the present moment
being 30 preserve quiet aspect towards all Govern
mcnts until after the CoruuatiOn- Political u
scarce
Great anxiety is manifested for the Pope's
visit TO PMis. 1t likely bat not certsin that he will
Come.
On DIT, that the Emperor Of Austria insists
On the Pope coming to Vienna 10 crown him, but 70
this Napoleon will not assent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Liverpool Produce Market.

AsHTs-SmAll sales Of Pots Al % 6, and Pearsn TIA
BiCt-Dull and declining. 90 nerc-s Carolina only bad
sold dunng the week az 2i6d26
REsINfrices shade lower Sales Of the week 100 bbs
a. Tor common.
SPLITS 90 1VRFEsTiNE-A small business doing.
On trm. with adv ancinE tendency
ToRACCO-A limited business doing at unchanged prces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

BosTON, Wednesday, March 10, 1853.
~ - =

BOSTON, wednesday, March W, le9J
The u. S. ship Germantown, from Port
Prsys Cape de Verbs, March l, arrived here to-day
She allied in company with the u 3 soop war Dale,
for Boston The L. s soop ofwar Marion arrived at
Port Praya on the 22d February
The schooner COronet, from Aux Cages, re-
ports that with the continued stay OF the Emperor
there festivities predominant, and but little bust
ness done. Some parcels Of coffee were comisg
in, which were quoted at esq per 100 lbs, Hayden
coinage.
The ship Charles, lost on her passage from
Singapore insured in this city vessel and freight
for $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
L. S. SENATE-ExTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March 30.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, March 30, 1853.
Directly on the meeting of the Senate, Mr..
SEWARD said 4" wish 10 make motion which ! hope
will receive the favorable consideration of the ssnste
Intelligence has been received Of the death of Mrs.
Fillmore the wife Of Willard Fillmore late President Of
the Uuted States. She died this morning. As a mark
oirespect TO her memory, ] move the Senate do now
adjourn" which was unanimously agreed 70.