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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
lOffice with Geo ] Summer, No 20 Pearl ri

b1 IHUMAS w. hEESEE,
(Offce with Geo. J Summer, No. 20 Pearl st)
A UCT1ON SALE Ut' HOUSEHOLD
"A FURNITURE, AT THE PRESCOTT
HOUSE.-On WEDNESDAY morning next the
eth inst commencing at 10 O'clock at the residence
of Mr. Thos. II. Golf, known The Prescott Hsuse
doors above the farmers Bank. 90 Main street
will Ds sold ct auction without reserve, the FUR
NITURE of the establishment, consisting CT the
usual variety Special attention is requested TO the
Chamber Furniture, Feather Bsds an excellent
Cooking Stove, &C., &c. Terms at sale.
Sale to be conducted by
de 2lJ THOS. w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.-The fire at the Phila-
delphia House of Refuge, on Tuesday, broke out
In one of the workshops, and before it could be
subdued, entirely destroyed the roof, and caused a
portion of the walls to fall. The building was in
sured, as was also most of the contents. The loss
is estimated at about Sos 00O 1t is supposed that
one of the boys set fire to the building, as it was
impossible for the premises to have caught by &C.
cldent being heated by steam generated three hun
dred feet distant. 1t is said that one OF the boys
succeeded in escaping during the confusion Incl
dent to the fire.
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CONVICTED OF SMuGGLsG.-Semmi Heibuth
na' been convicted, in the United States District
Court of New York, Of smuggling diamonds and
leSelry in the steamship Washington, In August
last
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GALE OF TWELVE VALUABLE NE
~ GROES-Unde decree of Court, win seli. on
shiDAY, the 18th of this month, in front of the
state couit House, at O'clock p. H., 70 SLAVES.
kins. In the plumber are or very likely Boys 9
or Girls Man frat rate sBrickisyer. ana Man
an excellent House Servant. $40 -
TERMs-Cash. IOEIN rAnR
de 20-tds rn-.-s.ss
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rELEGRApHlC NEWS
FIVE FIREMEN KILLED.
FOURTEEN PERSONS INJuREDt

NKw YORK. Dec. ao.--An extensive fire oc.
Cured last night on Broadway, between
Grand and Howard streets. A large block
of buildings was entirely consumed, including
the ball occupied by Ch.isty's Ministries, the
City Assembly Rooms, aud many stores aud
factories. A ball was progressing in the As.
sembiy Rooms when the fire broke ont. and
a scene of fearful confusion ensued. One
man Is known to have been killed. and seve-
raj ladies are missing.
fsECoND DIspATcH.l
NEW YORK, Dec. Cop. M.-Five iiremen
wese killed by falling walls during the pro-
gress OF the confiagration, and fourteen per-
sons injured The loss of property is i'm
mense, and various statements are made with
regard to the amount. A portion was insured,
but no accurate information can be gi, en- on
this point
N0NARRIVAI. OF STEAMERS.-ANX.
IETY FOR THE NEWS.-THE WEA-
THEIR.
NEW YoRE, Dec. 20, IL M-There is no
intelligence of the European steamers. now
fully due. The anxiety for the news is in
tense.
The weather is clear and cold Teams are
crossing the Hudson ON the ice at Albany,
where the mercury indicates fourteen de-
grees below zero
Boston, Dec. 20.--The weather is very
cold-thermometer four degrees above zero
AT Bangor, Maine the mercury indicates Sc.
venteen degrees below zero.
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VALuABLE pfopERTY n -,

VALUABLE PROPERTY m VAN
CHks1ER HoR sALE--ss n Is $780, -
= IL. g s1s pss1ses p McNDAY, - Isih ~.
49,, gssoss Is ths kss Estafs u Joslah Hohson
49,: y the toWn e Masckestsr eonsjsfin 81 ~
a ea q isa ssa pss1sp 81 s1espt hs
slanard Ct sale msde for he benedt 81 - ss1s5
A.safance Society ID 1854 q - = s-1.a
~ xns gropsffy LESS short distance outb - S>e
sssnode church. and s1o11s tslesbie lifn.sIsne
ne business part Of the town. ard q kiehnond
~ property wiIl b. divided 10 sult s1rch~ssss q
IN. i ms VIII be one-fourth cash tie resi1ss /.
~ fo. - - smenfs OF and - u1ntbs With inter.
retsiuer a. ~, occurred ~ nssosiabls notes aad
Psrsons wishing further ipfs,m.t;o. =. r.s.-..s
r. o,S.s !, ffo'adsntsr ofise Il Iisls's eornsr
a.ua hIs- JOSIAH HossoN. Erors.
PoSTPoNEMENT The .bav. ..,s !.
postponed to FRIDAY. the 18th DAY Of Js...r,
s.h eloex, when II may be expected certainlv 10
- ee ls-2awtiJ
MALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
A. sIIc aMO TOBACCO FLArTENIEG MILLS a.
= Myers dated 18th Nsvember lass div recc.sss
"a nicnmond Hustinss Court in Deed Book No a
paee 4io. shall In further execution of the ~
1rs .s snavns been 90 requssted bye. A. Nyers
pubic Auction, at the upper Tobacco FsetorF for
eny occupied ~ Col. Myerf situated on IN * h.
sS ~ sary and Canal sfs FRIDAY, the 2eth dsv
iss4 comneDeing 1t II o'clock II Va
tory aands including two or three good carneSte,.
after which will be sold several very suparior ist
.eTlns Mhis nearly new and in good order
notes n mor1h q ;s e. saorsed negotiable
w. 4ODDIN rru.&..
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN 4 AprEssos: AScts
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coNaREss-TUEsDAY.

tn. SENATE, Mr. Cass made brief address on
n. subject of securing TO our citizens abroad the
ts,s al religious worship and OF sepuitars. He
I!rs notice that at early day he should ask the
ssn.te 10 adopt the report on that subject made
time age from tie Iuae,a,y Gem%' tt :,
,ss.iur upon private claims. 1t proposes that ell
f,rh claim, lie examined by joint Committee of the
.~o Houses, instead of undergoing examination In
The resolution of Mr.. Broedhead to inquire into
The expedency of sending an expedition TO the
.T,t;c seas ia search of DR.. Kane, was adopted.
TaE House. 81 REPRESENTATIVE had quite
hnsiness day. Bills m.king appropriations for the
naval service and for fortihcarons were reported
from the Committee OF Ways and Means In Com
mit.ee of the Whole several bills relating to the
Disttct OF Columbia were considered and fayorably
reported 10 the House
small notes currency in the District being under
Mr.. McMulien presented Esmonstrance from r.
W Latham and other citizens. against the bill, and
asking for tbs passage of free banking law. He
,sid he was opposed 10 such circulation any where,
bat doubted the policy of passing the bill .. this me
owing 10 the embarrassed financial condition of the
country. Virginia has g small note law, and he
inew It could DOT be enforced in his district.
I'D Ike harm. The worthless small notes had
been banishsd from thei- midst, aud there pen-
of gold and silver for ordinary business traassc
tons.
M Hamilton bore like testimony regarding the
Maryland sni all note law.
Mr. Florence said the small note Law had precisely
the saue eHcct IN TennsyiVG0tS as III MI CEskie's
district in Virginia.
Mr.. LetcheT said he was opposed to shinplasters
biser-p!ssters, and almost every other apecies of
plasters and especially shinplasters Tho times
certainly out of joint but it did not occur to him
he would find his colleague. (Mr. McMullen,l in
fsvor of small notes. Nor did be expect him to come
in with dead memorial dated January, 1858. The
tang had kept Tespe ctsble lille the managers who
drew it had gone with things perishabie. 1t is
beaded by R. w. Latham, and he imagined his
friends had heard Of defunct institution known as
the Exchange Bank. Owing tc that institution COM
mencing the issue Of small notes. Virginia driven
to the necessity Of banishpg them from its borders.
Mr.. McMuilen explained, he was charged with the
presentation of the paper. and thought it his
duty to present it without committing himself to
its contents.
NJ Bsyy, of Virginia, gave notice that on the 10th
Of January he shall make effort to take up tn :,
French spolistion bill. This design was mentioned
that no one should be taken BY surprise
Mr.. Taylor of Ohio attributed the present evils of
paper money in the District to the neglect OF Con-
grezs TO re-charter the banks.
The committee here rose, and without dsposing
Of any of the bills which had bssn considered, the
House adjourned
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SELDKN, WIrHEns & Co.-The Washington
Globe of Tuesday evening contains letter from
Mr.. R. w. LATHAM in explanation of the large
amount charged to him by Selden, Withers & Co.
He says they determined to redeem his circulation
ofoyer 100000, and took his securities and prop
erty to indemnify them. That circulation Mr. L.
says was not troubling any one and he was receiv.
Ing 5000 or 5000 upon it. He considers il strange
that the House should have done this against his
will and compel him to be their debtor. 1t has
ssrne hard On him he says. To understand this
letter the reader must know that before the forma.
ton OF the House OF Selden, Withers & Co, Mr..
Latham was issuing notes redeemable in Virginia
money. They were these notes which the House
insisted on redeeming. Mr.. l.. hopes his assets
now in the hands of the trustees of 8. w. & Co.
will pay all he owes them.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
4 BEAUTIFUL FARM. NEAR BT.A-

KEYS MILL. u MILES EAST or RICH.
mOND. AND PERSONAL ESTATE THEREON
TUX sALE AT AUCTION -Mr. 0EoaGE WooDs
FIN intending 70 remove to Church III We shsll 81
his request proceed sell ct public Auction 3. 10
premises. on MONDAY, the 18th dav Of DeesSnhar.
1871. commencing ct IL o'clock, his beautiful Farm
containing Is acres situated Blakeys MIL ahout
u miles East Of the city Of Richmond The land Z
IN high state OF Improvement The dwelling Il
nearly new. and il In the most complete repair snd
the neighborhood OF the plscs remarkably eoo6,--
Aiter the sale OF the land will be sold all the per
sonai and pershable estate It, {exeopt Forniturel
connstins OF Horses. hyperion Mich Cows, sorae
with young Calves good Family Carriage; Buagy:
csssary to carry on the place This Farm prssents
favorable opportunity to persons disposed 70 engage
In the gardening business or to any one vishinr
retired country seat near Richmond. The place q
remarkably healthy. 80 -
TERMs.- For the Land. ons-third cash; balance 1t
ed, secured by trust deed For the Personal Esate
all eums under $50, cash; that amount u,os'
credit, tor approved endorsed gotiahle paper.
de GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts
POTPONEMENT.--In consequence of
the inclemency Of the weather the above sale was
postponed to THURSDAY next the 2lst inst, ct the
de IS soDDIN ApPERsoN, Aust..
MEAT DWELLING AT AUCTION
~ WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 2lst Dee, 1854,
at O'Clock NJ, ON the premises tn ct nest story
House Leigh street, little West Of Brooke Ayo-
one door West of Mr.. Perrin's residence. There Il
every convenience the premiseA with really ex-
ceent Kitchen and the House can be rented to good
tenants at &1S2 per anrum. -
TERMS very reasonable, and made known at the
L da 1S-Afd kn.t;~v.a~s
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ihoRrALITy AT SEA-The ship Rochambeau, from
antwerp, arrived at New York on Tuesday, with
go emigrants, and reports having bad % deaths
during the passage. The ship Admiral, from
Havre, with $50 emigrants, reported deaths, and
the ship Humboldt from Hamburger, with 25s emf
grants, reported IL deafhs during the voyage.
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A DMIEIsTRATR1x'S SALE OF

a - MULES. HORSES, cows, CORN. ron
Ct december. 1854 at II o'clock A M It the rssi.
dsnse O. the late W. w. Cowling i, CLes,eriield.
on on the river Read, about miles from Richmond
Gofn, shuckA Fodder; Wagon; Carts, and the Farm.
ing Inducements CONSISTING Of the usual variety. And
time the Farm will be rented for tha en.nn vas.
gusno. " 1oses Win
TERMs-For all sums under S25 cash: over that
sum, credit of months, for negotiable notes vita
good endorser. "a C0SvT i ~, i ieia
Administrative Of w. w Cowlins. decd.
GoDDIN s. APPERsoH, Aucts IA *
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s1s1srH DISTRICT, lLLrNoIs. The result in the
seventh Congressional District. Illinois, between
AAsn democrat, and Archer, whig. 10 sii In doubt.
sao probably vii! 20 remain. until the Governor
hands over the certificate.
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A, M stiiison. young and Intelligent lswver Of
he snon, =. secidsntsily uhot himself through
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On Tuesday last, warrant was Issued in Wash
'ngton at the suit of Lieutenant woodruff. against
oelden, Whhers & Co., for $5, on an Exchange
bank note.
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FUDGE DOiN06, By tk0 Marvel, ct
Il the NEW BOOKSTORE,
No. Isl Main street.
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
FUDGE DOIN0S, being Tony FUDGE Heecrds Of
the same In forty chapters; By Ike Marvel; voia-
PARISH AND OTHER PENCILlNGS; BY KiI-
wan. author Of Romanism Il Home, kettle.
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING HAVE-65c.
For sale BY ).
and Dealer In Piano fostes, Ausis. ks4
de l9--Stif IS
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THE REPUBLICAN COURT;
Or, American Society in the Days of Washington
BYRUFUs wILMoT GRIsw
WITH twenty one Portraits of Distin-
w guished omen, engraved from original pic
lures by Woolsst,n, Copley, Gansborough, Stuart,
Trumbulj, Malbone. and other contemporary paint
ers. One vol. 4to Antique morocco. $l2.
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STOCK OF 100000 DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.

STOCK OF $lUU,UUU Uh1 dOOU0
AT COST FOR CASH.
INTENDING to remove in few weeks
u to our new Warehcuse, nov nearly completed.
snd 70 make ct that time sena important changes
In the character Of orr buenee We hevs dstsrmined
nom and AFTER the 18th Inst to oiler our entire
STOCK OF GOODS
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH
or for uudoubtsd nseotiabla paper u short dase With
inteYest added The whole atoek q resh ard dsaiIa
bic and b perfect order consds.els loEs!e. eslne
svosbis either In this country o. IN
Europe.
The sntirs STOCK a. every description viii h ef,
Jared for limited period e privete sale, by the
piecs or psshsse and - closed q Auctions Without
reserve. within tke nsxt dxty daya rare oopnffu-
nifty preesnts itself n CASE Whish they
Or6su dom eur eoanry. ftissla shsll hAvs =,
ptomlt sna .pessonal Attention
lHANPA0NE.-,Just received I fresh
- s.ppiy q cAs.passs q isvoriss s'.ads =.
Ss3 WINSTON i PowEas.
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POTPONEMENT.--In consequence of
the inclemency of the weather, the above sale was
postponed to THURSDAY next the 2lst inst, ct the
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EXTRA FLOUR.-20O bills. Roanok E
IL Cave Spring, and other choice brands, receiving
and for sale BY de 20 ~. FEY.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,

2
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public that he has taken tbs Store No.
4, under Exchange Hotel, lately occupied By Adams
GIGa snd soa sss g az h
received large Tot Of very superior Havana and
Principe CIGARS. SNUFF, CHEWING and SMO-
KING TOBACCO. Also an assortment Of Fancy
Pipes Snuf. Boxes. Cigar Cases, Poree Nonnsies.
DO; ell Of which be offers for cash reasonable
terms can be had elsewhere II THE etats.
CO for sale. Dc t9-te
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TWO EXHIBITIONS IN ONE.
DOSSITER'S new and Vonderful HIS
~ TORIC PAINTINGS IF Noah and his Family
In the Ark, hgures full size of life; ana Merriam the
Ffophetess. exuiting over the destructisn of Pha-
roah's Hosts.
ALSO, the Exhibition of the CAPTIVE ISRAEL.
TIES.
Doors open from A. NJ. to p. Ii and at night
from g. to 10 z. M.
Tickets to the whole only % cents. Children and
oerVante haif price de l9-St
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By ELIAS HALE. los nais =

BIZ ELIAS Hale. Jos hais e 81
II ARGE AUCTION SALE or FANCY
II GOODS, eUITABLE Pok R1EeEN11 --Qn
THUa1DAY, FAIOAY sp4 oAfunDAYs ves{uSs
ss5t'eloek; slso, % aemrdsy nprsisg = - $500
sts.nsr Iossois 4 fion Nsv Tssf. ID 8 IS a
~ithost Fsssrye. y pssf. = fclloys yE Eztn De-
Won ss. Ds:ss .S e s.s
aaiss neeie Lestssns; ~ g hins fss ests 8 essss
siss. SsiS fs sss jssss's 49,
wss:sss oeis ch.iss siis:sw u ~ Ss.sss cissss
The above eosdsnpsnts spouatins 70 sbsuso5goD
rtsssntise iAvera.ls opportsslsy g - vals.els
s. !: .:s's'a pss' 1 H'is'sz s C. i n.
NIGHT AUCTION. So -.
JEWEraRx ~ HA4CK
vy%AaTiCLED WIN - ~ i ~ $50 I'D.
EyEnIna !. s.slsse I< iSs T,sS. - q
e 49,. 1870 III i - 3 el4 ocsobs
Ehs ssts:s,sss e e !sslas Z sssssss = e
81, !. 81 = s''''s' -. ALEX nox1s 49,
CHRIBElfk9.
QsHE subscsiber hos htgly reeelye1 5
|ss's q is;i .:;ss's : aeo :: ::
'iI:ss'ss.4 iis Me-. .. - So 1coxs
20 ! u q ssiE & 3 80 - :. !;
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AMUeH1lHMTs.
THEATRE.
1sssk tsss.s.s.ssss.s.s........J. II PAYL0x
--------------~
THURSDAY EVENING. Deer alst 1854
WILLOW COFFEE
Mr.. Co9tdocb
NJ. Lewis
......m Misc Wytfte
Dancing By Ml.... Q and ]. Kendall
To conclude with
THE HAPrIEsr DAY OF ny LIsr.
BALLOON ASCENSION.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
MR.. A. L. CARRIER
WILL make an Ascension from COJJN-
Gil CHANGER HILL on THURSDAY.
tns 9th OF December, At o'clock P. n and ali
money received over hi. actual expenses will be
o.siaed between the two Relief Heuses about to be
Persons snbscfib ne on the ground viii receive
Ticket with the amount ef subscriptions endorsed
thereon ROHETTE CIV ~ mr.
de 20-3lk - -.
THE GRANn GIFT ENTERPRISE.
A FEW more Concert Tickets. emitting
n each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT (ss emu.
merated IA former advertisement can vet be had
se the ounce Under the Exchange Hotel. maxi door
Catalogues Of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
carriage. costly Furniture. splendid Jewelry dc,
&C, can be seen at the Offices OF the Bulletin and
Penny Post. no 7-tf
METpnpaT TT. A m TTaTT
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METROPOLITAN HALL,

OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
December 2lst, 22d and 23dl
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the Tumunggungs, aud Halubalangs saw the folly OF
resistance; the peoples wishes granted aud was
passed into law that their governor should be queen
and on her accession TO the throne be maiden not
younger than seventeen, nor older than twenty i've
This beautiful and chiyalrous homage to woman and
virginy is concued in by the bsves prosperous.
most independent, and most OF the Archpe
ago. They have found the 10 be spirited as well as
gentle rulers spirited than their savish sultans and
ajahs who so often sold their rights to the European for
a lew gewgaws OF ornament. When the English sent an
embassy from Madras to Achn to solicit leave to erect
factory. the Queen Of tina. country peremporily refused
saying that il the English filled her palaces with wedges
OF pure gold they should no, build small cabin Of
brick within her dominions, the country might be en-
shaved by further encroachments Achin remains to this
day one OF the few independent States OF the Archpe
ago.
The natural wealth Of Celebes is diversified and abund-
ant Besides all the valuable mbers found in the forests
OF the Archipelago palms OF various Species ebony, odo-
rferous sandal dye woods, aeca, banyan and bamboos
often forty feet high and three in diameter are found
with sage. in the Moluccas, which is in many prov.
nces the chief food Of the people Pepper the flavor OF
which formerly increased by that of ginger, which
favore article of consumption with the natives; wild
nutmegs and cloves OF peculiar species; the almond
whence the true oil OF Macassar is extracted; Coffee rice
of three speces maize, indigo. tobacco, sugar-cane;
manoc from whence iapoca is extracted; palm sugar,
and cotton. among the productions Beeswax tortoise
shell. and ratians furnish also materials of
Fruits of the richest kinds, from the guava The wild
raspberry and the grape there in Celebes Its Flora
is magnificent. but imperfecily known; and its ornhol
ogy. zoology and, in fact all the history OF nature in
Ceebes. is still little than collection of frag-
ments.
But Ceebes is destined to ouius Calf and australia
in It's plaeo gold This precious metal has been lately
found in large flakes within the sutanae Of Menado.
These flakes sheets Of pure oresome presenting a
surface OF nine and Ten inches square, though not more
than an eighth OF an inch hick-have been picked out
from the ssures OF volcanic strata OF rock Here the
molten gold has evidently been thrown up from the
bowels OF the earth by putonc action, and in ducie
sheets and threads lines the inserstices OF the
masses OF crystal and quartz that compose the Celebe
rean hills. The writer speaks from ocular evidence.
and trusts at late day, to verify 10 his fellow citizens
the transcendant maryes OF the hitherto hidden aure-
rous region OF Celebes LAXAMANA.
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who that knows General SCOTS past history his love
Il mower his arbitrary exercise Of authority, his bew
asdos iondness OF the gaudy plamsge. OF military cos
,.ms and the tenaci,y with which he holds to 'hs
.,o,d. and al time. and by asages OF The country
,ssmsd highly ndelicats and improper-who, ssy' pha
,oows these distinguishing characteristics = osns'.
go , conmi, the sacrilegious offence oil hkenins ms
-. and patriotism 10 those OF the Father OF ms
Country a, M,
arts, The American people OF this seneston 20 no'
III General Scott in the same estimation IN "ni'h
=, was held by those Of his time 10 proven ny
ba, the latter was twice called with great unan-
,;y 10 preside over them Chief Magistrate whe '0s
former was utterly repudiatsd
'', o, ,hsn. the friends OF General Scott quote the sc
!, ,hs Congress OF l1ss precedent Tor eonlefins
c.ns,al Scott the title ofeulenant generals NIL
M, Of nobility conferred alone by monstcuss
TO-, a;s,;nynished mi.igy commanders moi "o0N W
~. In, made 80 by an emana'on from royalty
!, ...ms 10 me, hat beole Congress taxes s'ep ~
- I, Ca, with the spirit Of the constitutions anu
:. ,,ncb II violation Of usages OF the country "ou'u
\. e, for i, 10 be certain that II is not equally IN VIOLA
ton Of The public opinion OF the na'oh.
rs amanation of the press, and every lhuicauoh %
N. sentiment which have come TO The observation OF
,;sr induce the belief that this incorporation oil
,;ad ,0btu" into Institutions is revolving 10 the
".- :, do nation r J.