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SrRinrs Rrm.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
Of Monday gives an account of riot which
occurred al onc IL the stations If the North
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. on Thursday last.
Ii seems that number 81 Irish laborcrs,
whu are engaged IN cutting the tunnel above
Gwynedd, came down to the terminus u the
line, aud. passing through the cars. they IN.
suited number II ladies therein. They
subsequently went into tavern 10 the ,ici-
nty, when one Of the number boosted that he
could whip any American in the country. A
Philadelphia who was present denied the
assertion. when regular melee cusucd, dn.
ring which dccanters, iron bars. knives, &C.,
we're uscd. About ono hundred Americans
were soon on the ground, aud the freshmen
were put to flight. but not. however, before
they had been severely handled. The Phila.
delphian was arrested aud placed IN the jail
al liuslcstown. but the citizens uf that DO.
rough bailcd him out a. snon as the facts Of
the case became known.
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qhe Atlantic and Month Carolina Rallroad

The Directors 81 this Company met in
Newborn on the 10th INST, and we're in ses-
sion several DAYS. We learn that the con.
tract lrum Nenbern To Slbcum's Creek was
awarded To G. Is. Wood, Esq. and to Gov.
Mnrehead Iron Slocumb Greek To Shepard's
Point, At which pulnt they located the eastern
terminus Of the road. The contract for tile
bridge over Trent Rivcr--the superstrueture
was awarded 10 Mcssrs. Stone aud Mellow
ell Of Wilmington, y c., aud the masonry
and fuun dations 10 VIM. Murdoch, Of Sails.
bury.
The stock il now al taken, 1856 900, and
Wc presume the State will be called upon To
make her subscription at an earl, day. Three
Locomotives were urdered--the Gov. Bragg
John Baxter. aud Charles z. Fisher. The en-
tire Road i INV lei out from G0ldsburuugll
10 Shrpanl's Paint. aud no Company ever
had more energetic and honorblc Contractor,
engaged on any work. NepJec1, JoaaaL
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Friday morning the 2ith
instant, Mr. DAVID Il. TISNIN, aged about S5 years,
lie was kind neighbor and much esteemed by all
who knew him.
Died, in this County, on the 18th inst. Mr.. JoHN
FORREST, sr in the 92d year Of his age. Mr.. Forrest
was Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian church ut
Cross Roads for more than sixty years. His wife, Ell
LEN FoRREsr died the l7tk of January. 1850 in the
slst year Of her age. She also was aconsstent mem-
Der Of the same church for three-quarers Of cen.
fury. Spirit Of the Age please copy.
Died, IN Alamance county, on the 2lst of August,
Mrs, SARAH JANE BRADFoRp, aged about "a years.
Also. in the same county, on the I'D, Mr. JOIN
BRADFORD husband Of the aboye, aged about IS years
They were both buried ii one grave.
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ELECTIONS 70 TAEE PLAeE,--rhc following
j. schedule u the elections which are 10
take place during the present year fer State
officers aud representative, TO Congress:
California-Iucsday, September I, State
officers.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. September I, State
officers.
Monday, September 10. State oil.
GERS
Grorgia-Manday. October |, State officers
and eight representatives.
Prnns, l,ania-'rucs,la,, Octobcr9, State
officers.
Indiana-'rucsday. October ., State oili.
GERS.
Ohio = Tuesday, October Q. State OIL
tcrs.
Louisiana Monday, November 5. State
officers and lnur representatives.
M,ssissippi-ilonday November 5, State
officers aud i've representatives.
New iotk-fucs,la,, November &. State
officers.
Wisennsin-Tucs,lay, November q. State
officers.
Mar, lani-wc,lncs,la,. November :. sly
Representatives.
Massachusetts, Monday, November H.
State officers.
Tennessee, Alabama, California, Indiana
Wisconsin,. aud pensylsania, the legislatures
~ each state elect one United States sena.
i0r.
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Hon. Pierre Soule, late Minister to Spain,
is DESTROYS Of repnse from the agitation, and
disappnintments of public life /; or, rather, he
is not disposed 10 encounter them again as
is evident from the following passage which
occurs I'M letterpublishe,l bvhim in response
tot suggestion nominating him for Congress,
in the n. Z. True Delta Of late dale:
81 have borne my full share of the sacri-
ices which public life too often entails on its
,otarles, and il is but justice that be per-
mitted to rest. for while at least, from the
enxieties and agiiations which have 50 sig
nally marked my political as well as my di-
plomatic career"
We must say that Mr.. Sone's idea Is q
good one, and the country will cheerfully ac-
quic>ce in the wisdom 1T the course lie IN.
tends to pursue. lie is entitled to rest"
after his stormy and unsatisfactory career
and, for our part. We are willing that he
should rest" in private life tor the remain
der Of his days. vii Hrqla.
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Later from Hon. Join Minor B,'is, # Virginia.
Richmond. Jnly 9Th. is55.

Later from Hon. John Minor Butts, n Virginia
Richmond, july 9Th. 1855
Nessrs. Bta. s Beers 4 ~, Geats Considerations
Of luy to the afflicted alone ptompi me to send YOU
this voluntary testimonial 10 the great value Of Cur
ter's Spanish Mixture" for that almost intufshc js.
ease. >cnftia.
Without being disposed, or deeming il necessary. IL
60 into hr particulars Of The rasr can say that The
astonishing results that have hern ojutcd by the use
Of that mrjriue on a member Of NV own family. and
under NY own observation and superintendent. after
the skil oi the hest physicians had tccn exhausted nud
all The usual remedies bad failed. iully justify in
commanding is use 10 all who mas be suffering from
that dreadful malidy.
10 not mean 10 sly that IL is adapted 10 all ennsttu.
tinns. 90 that Will Afford The same relief 10 al
Tor. u COURSE know nothing about lhaihnl frm
what have seen II the tllrcis would not hesitate 10
H. 10 any aud every If scufula with persons
iur whom Tell interest " over whom could eNcf.
rse influence Or cunitOl
Respectfully yours, mo. VI. Bolts.
See advertisement. - In
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The New England Farmer recommends
the following recipe as simple aud inyalua.
bic remedy for rheumatism:
Take pint II the spirits Of turpcntine,
10 which add half an ounce o. CamphUr let
il stand I'LL the camphor is dissolved then
rub ii on the parts affected, and IL will never
fail II removing the complaint. flanncls
should be applied after the part is well 70.
mcntcd with turpcntine. Repeat The appli.
cation morning and evening. II IS said to
be equally available Tor burns, sealJs. bruis
s, and SPANS, never failing d success.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.


New York, August ~.
The steamer Pacific arrived this morning
bringing dates from Liverpool ,olhe lih Of An.
gust. Madam Rachel is among her passengers
There Is nothing important lrom Sebaslapnl
except the iacl that tie commandment was renew
ed on The l0ih instant.
Omer Paeha has been appointed commander
in Asia.
The siege Of Kars is unchanged, no further
progress having been made.
Taganrog and Berdlan,k had again been par
lially bombarded.
There was report in Paris that Revel had
been successfully bnmbaIded; but the truth pro.
badly is Thai the fleet are assembling IN the Bal
tic for the supposed immediate attack on Hels-
inglnrs.
The French Government has published an
inflated account Of the discovered I4egilimi.l
conspiracy 10 excite an iustiHeclon in Spain
and further The ends of Russia. Following
thereupon II is definitely stated. but still seems
questionable. lha, Spain will supply twenty five
Thousand troops in pay Of the Allies, aud Por'
tugal ten thousand.
The Italian General Prpe is dead.
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LorIsyILLE RIoT.-1he City Councils Of
Louisville have passed resolutions declaring that
The foreign population provoked the recent riot.
hy deeds of whence and bio dshed. They
have appointed committee 10 inquire into ne
condition and necessII,es of the families made
destitute by the outbreak, aud rejected resoln.
ton 10 pay for the property destroyed. The
owners Ol the houses burned mnsi. therefore.
lose ih6m. unless lh,y ran recover damage. by
suit al law. THIS action 81 Cnuncl. appears to
have been the cause Of lie resignation Of scve,
raj 81 the M, mhers ri the Ccuntils. Elections
have been ordered To I'll he vacancies. mum.
Der # affidavus are published hv The Louis
vile Journal. going 10 show HAT tie iir.i slol
hnd was BY an lri.hman, and was nnprorokrd
Two ii ibese ailida,ils are made By II sli Ca.
ihollcs who saw iIe shet fred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-29

The ~ l.ours Republican u the LIB inst.
his intelligence ll"m gentleman who had just
arrived ~ ,l,ai ciiy lrum fpn Laramie. 10 the
.il,rt that ron Riley l,a. been completely swept
d, The ohalrta. The lew that escaped the prsli.
lrnrc having lied 10 lie hills l,f refuge leaving
ihe sick IL die sud The drad unhnficI. Major
OGDEN. u. =. A.. and = mo.t rllirient officer.
was among tile victims II the srnurgc. As ma
nv as laiy died IN one day. Font Rilsy is a
new military lus, recent, established by the
Government. aud Il was determined 10 make
dis prominent post on lie Western border. and
Coz dis purpose large number 81 mechanic.
were employed to proceed lhiihcr aud construct
additional barracks aud uiher houses.
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TnE PoPE's rnouRlEs.-A correspondent II
the Newark Advertiser state. that there i no
pro.peri ~ 4 compassion u the differences he.
tween the rouris ~ Rnme and Naples. touching
the Jrsnils. The Popr's special ambassador
val, probably soon return without having brought
the incen.rd king 10 terms The Pope has
lost Spain and Sardinia, and l. likely 10 lose Ma.
nlcs,
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Row. AxD SPAiS.-lhc last steamer brings
intelligence that the rupture between the Pope
AMI her Mast Catholic Majesty" on the
" Church Property bill" is complete. The
Roman Charge H. aflaires demanded and &C..
cei,cd his passport On the 10th ult., and all d..
plnmatic intercourse between the two Courts
/, suspended. The end il not vet"
Banner u The Cross,
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the crime he had committed should not es
cape punishment. Another like instance oc.
Cured at Yves: Bend, in the same State, a
few days ago--the monster Debar, for his
slaughter of the Meyer family, having been
seized, alter his conviction, bv mob, dread.
fully mansled, and afterwards hung by the
heels until he was dead. These are fearful
crimes: but they are the natural result Of IN
wise legislation. The law impressed by God
upon the heart of man is, " Whose she,ldeth
mans blood, by man shall his blond be shed !"
and those who transsress il are responsible for
the consequences OF 80 doing Jour. of Com.
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ANOTHER DEfAuLTER.-The New Orleans
Crescent states that on the last passage of
the steamer Louisiana to that port. q. T..
Chabat, the second clerk, appropriated s.,
l25 Of the funds in the iron chest, for which
he substituted bag Of bullets Upon the
landing Of the steamer. he made good his es-
cape. This makes the fifth deialcation in
New Orleans in one week,
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There i 10 be new daily newspaper in
New York soon. Il j. 10 BE- The special or.
gan Of the Protestant Episcopal Church aud
will be the first instance IN this country Of a
daily religious publication. Il is TO be ge-
neral new sraper besides. lis proprietor i,
Mr.. John .lreker. the present owner II The
Churchmau, The organ u the ultra High
Church party.
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gentleman has lnurmed the editor ri the
Alexandra Sentinel liai eleven acres II :, nth.
ampion county land. which lie sold a. Commis.
sinner ior SIS. brought the purchaser crop If
peanuts Tor which be Obtained 81 loo.
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AuutIriuy ~ CArmaI puNisnHESr.--Wc
have tOrecord another u the hurrid effects 81
the mistaken philanthropy of our higher law
Legislators. II il only short time since a
murderer Washing at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
by az infatuated mob, WIN were resolved that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-29

The Galveston [rexnsl Confederate has beer
regularly received At this office, and wcrcgard on,
II the ablcst advocates q the american party published
in The south. Il i edited BY James r. VI adaell esq
iormcrl, Of this place.
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ANOTHER vIcrM.-We regret to learn that
DR.. Allen Potter, Of Blackstone, was taken
furiously insane on Saturday. the | lth instant.
The cause must be attributed to the esprit
rapplngs," IN which he has been deeply en-
gagged during the past year. In all his wan.
behring's his mind dwells mostly on that sub
jeci. The prospect OF his recovery is con
sldcred doubtful. Hooasoeklt Patriot, liH.
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Judge Elmore, u Kansas, intends resisting
lie attempt u the Administration TO remove
hun. liz sa,, that the President has uoright
tpremoe him, because lie can't interfere with
the Judiciary.
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Goop.-The law Of libel in Connec ticut
was materially modified By an act Of the re-
cent legislature, by which the defendant may
show the intention with which he made the
publication, and the paintiii'must prove ma
lice before he can recover damages.
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VOTE OF THE STATE.

We give below the official vote Of the State, at the
late election, with the exception Of that in the Third
District which has not yet come to hand.
FIRST DISTRICT.
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ties Iiarnet, Wilson and Polk, but as they vote with
the counties from which they taken. respectively
have not deemed it necessary to insert them in the
above table.
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New Orleans. August 20.
The yellow fever is again increasing in this
city. The total number Of deaths during the
past week was ST., including 504 from the
fever.
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The condition Of the stomach is Of vital importance
No man, woman. child be healthy unless the
work Of digestion j. regularly thoroughly aud vigorous
~ performed. With three iuurhs Of c,ilized sorety
this i, not the Aud Vet tie remedy is within the
reach Of all Honf nd's German BiIiers. prepared by
Dr.. g.. VI. larksnn, Philadelphia, will surely create
regular and healthy action Of the stomach as oil will les
sen the iictiun Of machinery. Let the victim Of DIS
pcpsla indigestion in any Of it, ibrns iry il and
guarantee good appetite p!yslral yigor. firm nerves.
sound sleep by night. and increased cceiuness hy day
See advertisement. % I'm
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fire, the Irish porter inquired when Mr.. Polk
would come on to the City :" i am told. 'he
added. I" that he is a great friend to US poor
foreigners; we elected him, and we can do
most anything we all try" Sir, had the for
eign Catholics been divided in the late cleo
tion, as other sects and classes generally were,
Mr. Clay would have carried, BY large ma.
jority, the State Of New York, as also the
States Of Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and proba-
bly, some others in the North west"
Men who had not been one month in the
country, from the Penitentiares of Europe,
unacquainted even with the language in which
they were sworn, voted for what they know
not"
off the foreign Catholics, or foreigners
generally, continue banded together, with a
view OF controlling the elections Of the coun-
try, there will be aroused antagonist feeling in
the hearts Of I'LL true Americans, which will
sweep away the Party TO which they have at
tachcd themselves"
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IIsr 10 HAND
$50 Reward each for Runaways.

dan AWAY ltam the subscriber, three Negro
~ Men. A.ECk. sAM. and JOHNSON. Alsck
I Msstn Carpenter aud Blacksmith, 81 yellow com.
rlesf1n. inclined t. b. bald sharp features stout and
sffi,s with quite long foot aud Is about thirty years
q age. lie took Of With him carpet bag. and pre-
sumo he carried with him memorandum book, in
ehtfh authotfrI him II keep hrs accounts, and sol.
lei money lf work dome ia Masonry. Fam u yOun.
aer brother 81 Aitck also Mason. and may be known
Is htlne ,rft likely sBsht. with smiling. goojhu.
6et,i expressions II eauniedantc. He u shade dark.
II than Aeck. These two nsy be tying 70 get en-.
paymrnt a. Mnsuns OF u srtnG ahe mechanical work.
johnson was raised In Mis-. Patterson, 81 Orange caun-
ii. n. H.. 10 which place suppose be will resort lie
i a5ui medium ste, copper complexion. teeth not ye.
!, Fbsd, eve. red % though be WIS fond q dfnsing
qaitk u motion aud Of speech, little inclined 10 soop
IL The shoulders 4. be moves he Is about thirty years
II age. DC also somewhat Of Carpenter and Black.
smith. viii give Tie ahrtt fcwai ~ the apprehen.
seu aui confinement in jill u each u The above m,p,
. that get ihem ssliH
/ JAuRS ". DOWNEY.
kdgsssy. WsHtu 60. y. Z.
J4Hs.s. 1853. "a4 t6sasy
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REMARKABLE OcCURANCE.-A circumstance
of somewhat extraordinary character oc-
Cured short time since in one of the flour
ishing towns of the midland counties. A
clergyman died, and his wife and daughters,
on the third day after his deceasc, reeolec-
ting that no likeness remained, it was agreed
ere the grave closed over him, that the bo-
DIV should be unshrouded and portrait ia.
ken. young lady Of some professional Gel
ebrity was engaged Tor the task. She, with
the assistance Of the attendant, took off the
shroud and placed the body in the requisite
posture, but otherduties requiring the artists
attention, the sketch was deferred till noon.
About p o'cln,k. at the foot Of the bed, the
lady commenced and went through and hours
work on the image Of death. At this stage
OF the proceedings, BY sumo uuaccountable
motion, the head of the death like figure fell
on the side. Nothing daunted, the artist
carefully took the head to replace it, when
10 the ewes opened. and staring her full in
the face, ]" the dead" inquired, &" Win are
you" The young professional without
trepdatiou, took the bandage from the head
and rubbed his neck lie Immediately saw
the shroud, and laughed immoderatcly. The
artist quietly called the family; their joy
may be imagined, but cannut be described,
That evening he who had lain three DAYS in
his shrOud, bemoaned BY mother aud sisters
with agonizins tears, eladdened their hearts
BY taking his accustomed place at the tea Ia
BILE, and at this moment i making an excur-
sion in North Wales. Bgtord (Eog) Times.
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
NOTICE.
ATTENTION.

10 Me Commissioned, nom Commissioned 0ficore and
Musicians, beigaiag 10 he taae Creek roiuntsre
BGftalioa.
lOl are hereby commanded to attend at John Il.
Johusion's, on Friday, the 2lst oi September next
al o'clock. armed and equipped for drill muster and
and Court Martial; and saturday the I'D, a, 10
o'clock you will appear with your respective Compa-
MES, armed aud equipped the law Directs for Bala-
lion exercise
BY order Of Maj Squires.
JOHN r. JOHNSTON, Adi't.
August %. 90
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The Cape Fear We learn from the Viii
mngton Herald, that the steamer Brothers, under the
command of Capt. John Banks has made several trips
as high up BuckaOrn Falls, and brought to mar.et
some egh, or ten thousand barrels of naval stores
All the important work below Buckhorn has been
put under contract 70 hr finished during the year, at
prices within the estimate Of the principal Engineer
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The Edlnburs Review for July is on .,

The Edini,urs Review for July is on our
table. It's articles are-l. Genius Of Drydcn ?. In.
dian Substitutes fnr Russian Produce 3. Nillemaine'
Rccollections Of History and Litcfaturc 4. The Tau.
rlc Chersoncsc S. The Land of Silence @. States
men Of India; Z. The MAMMOTH Commission; 8 Mo-
dcrn Forticationi .. The Rev Sidney Smith; 10.
The scbas,opol Committee and Vienna Conference.
This number Is the first of new volume, and there
fore is good time for subscribers to commence.
A. we have mentioned before, any Of the four Re-
views, republlshed by L. Scott 4 Co, 81 Gold street
New York. or Blackwuods Magazine, can he had for
So; n The whole five publications for $40 per annum
or any Two u them for IS.
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Fine Pictures.


'INllE Subscriber, from Richmond Va. where he has
been located for the last ioui years having deter
mined 10 travel short time. takes this method Of in.
forming the inhabitants Of this place and the surround
ing country, that he has taken rooms At
THE MASONIC HALL,
Where he would he pleased see cySry lady and gen.
ileman in this community, anil have them personally ex-
anime hi Specimens thai they may once be cnnync-
cd Of the SUPERIORITY mas PIrrrHEs.
The suhscrrrs Pictures have received the highest en-
comiums from the Press we'll from good judges Of
the Fine Arts. The peculiar Tone. Fine Texture and
style Of Finish to his Pirtures pronounced hy al
who haze seen them 10 snrpass any thing in the Da.
eueueosre line before offered in this community
lie also takes New style Of Pictures, called the
stlaanlfnmq laQurrtotnpr,
which Is the latest aud greatest discovery vel known in
the hs which the picture is made 10 appear the na.
iural size Of lite. lie also takes the heautl aud mrh
admired s .gs.s.s [z Ct.p.C YTL. G,sfss, and
kreis constantly hand large and beautiful lssort-
mcut Of fausg tasfs. Cold LooIe,s. Brsaa Pins Fin
ger Rings. Witch ksys. DE-, in which he will place
Pictures and sell on very moderate terms
J. W. WATSON.
iiill.hnmush. Angus; 81. Oh
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FOR SALE

BbANkS lor sale al this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-18

BY tie act making an appropriation for military d.
fences At PToctor's Landing. In louisiana
rcr ire purchase CT q site, and the
erection and completion Of such mill
tsry defecces as may be deemed expe-
dent at Proctors Landing, at the
terminus Of the Mexican gulf rail
way. in tie State Of LOuisiana........ l25,oco co
by the act to provide for the payr ent cfsueh credi
tors Of the late republic Ct Texas % are eompre-
pended In the at Of Congress Of eepteneer nine,
eighteen hundred and fifty.
10 paw 10 the creditors Of the late re-
public OF Texas, who hold such bonds
or other eyidence3 Of debt for which
the revenues Of that republic were
pledged as were repol ted 20 he within
the provisions Of tie said act Of s.n.
tsnb-r the ninth, eighteen hundred
and hfty. By the report Of the late
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 the Presi-
dent q the United State, aud ap-
proved by him on the thirteenth day
Of September, eighteen hundred and
Fifty one, or vhieh cone within the
ProyE ions of sail act, according TO thu
opinion uptn thu Texas compact OF
tie PrSse1t Attorney General Of tie
United States, addressed u tie FEC
t@rJ OF the Treasury, under date Of