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Washington August 3 -Ye,,srdAy three
HemsD were tAkan plisonsTs by tseesa. on csval.
~ ~itHin = uils 1T q oud'. mus Ols f
them - represented 10 20 JEsHI CUkrIs. Of
hos York, ana IL Is sAid the her two ere
from Wa,aicghn aud pretended ~ 10 friend,
York rginsnts was captured b. the same
fVIrS.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The senate todSy Confirmed nu nervous army
App"intmen's, among them Major Aenerals
MlClsl an, F.oDonL Dix and Banks, and
BngadIr Generals Hooper, Curtia Mccall.
Sherman, Lardsr, Kelley keAInsy, Pope
H'in,zlsman, Porter, 5ttns Rsypots Hum
.r, franklin, RlssneTsntz Busll Mansfield
McooE yell and melgs. Major EMORY has b"n
romi'a'sd BY the @arylspd Delegation. re-.
commsneed, L. said, by all, Mr. NAY exc. pied,
1h. appointments for the eleven new armv
regiments are 90 be eonsidars cd by the Sen .te
Committee on hi ita'y affairs, 20 which thsy
ware referred on Mo day.
PRHCk AND PHEsIDEAa
TIE President enter aimed Prince NAPoLxoS
At ditLer this evening.
AN UNAUCCEssFUL TRIP,
Washington, -4UJlSt - Ms-s-s. GERMAN,
APPLEGATE Snd STERLING Jeff w ash ny toa
Tbursdky, with fAg OF rrue-, bssring CON
muticatijn fron ia Secrets y IT War h.ving
tOt ltr oplsCit tns VERY NJ the bOlY or MS
brother Col. CAMERON. Thsy ye,tsrcsy -
turned with Mt ,uecsss owing, igsPp'sf, 70
ths conn unioaiun having ne-r Ad r-sisd
"To vhom T. nay e0nce.n," and not To some
Par ic1lsr othcA In ths & n'adera a. ny 80
a his lection removes, there Is no doubt the
bocy eau recovered, as tho plsc OF inser.
mtnt IL msIk.d and cry fseili pro missed 10
aceoUpl m Jea' purro'g. The g,Ht'smsn
carrying he flag, sp'ak IN hig1 terms OF the
COuItSsiIs snd kiTd maorer n whi. n thew
we're k'.1tst by Col sTE~ com handing
The IT gina RsgiT snt ana o her OffiC ~.
USCLE Sam MAKIso PAfMssT.
The msnb,rs If [, ngrss hAvs bsan paid tbs'r
last mtn BIS salary ~rh'n 600 10 gold, IN.
&zOO n the two ysAs AK psr cent Treasury
nnteb The snpo'sss ~ the othar dapKrtnsats
o. thu Govsrpmsnt are hereafter to DO p,Id In
the ssDs description Of paper.
Tux REBELS AFTsR REFORMATION.
One Of tho Communications recently sent
hithsr under Gag Of truce from Ga. JoHs-
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The men gotsralY are anxious to 20 out on
PICKET services aod po'fo'm that arduoas aud
delicate duty with the bravery and discretion
Of vet,rsDA Hardly a night but Rome iup ,rt.
ant infornstion is thus RAihersd. They range
a long distance on all sides Of the cam D. aud
psy particular attention TO tho only route by
VIII "a the enemy can approach.
The wsa her Is ver' no.. Rcgjmsntal In
$50 lions ere the order { the day.
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FrSB MisaOnFi.

Htdc1. No, Aug. 2-Gsn. PORE has es
tabiishsd his hea quarters here for the present.
Col. GRANTS AID n portion Of Col TURNER's
rSsin,nis and four companies Of Cl. MAR.
eHALL's Cavalry are quartsred hsre. Tbs water
is both inconvenient aud impure aud change
Of rsRd, zvous will DO made a. soon as arrange
mtnts can DO perfected for an encampmSnt. ~
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HINTS AT THE PROGRAMME.

Brig Gen. Hun BURT was detached from
here today 10 select a camping ground near
Jefferson City, whore some 5000 troops will
10 coDgr.gatsd under Gen. PORES command.
GsntTal L, is Heigoed to all the forcss north OF
st. Louis. These troops will consist princi.
pslly OF Illinois regi M nts together by thsm-
selves, and tbus form one grand arm OF the
western army. This division will DO ready
bfur tborough drilling and req hires discipline
in camp, for an advance movement through
Al kansas and Tsxss towards HeN Orleans.
as SON bs the excessive hot weathsr AbAtss
Efficiently 10 warrant Ihs health Of the troops
IN that climate. A part Of rheoe toops are TO
be m.ds up Of the new 7. gimsnts lately &C.
cspted from Illinois.
NO MORE SCOUTING.
Gen. Pore her,a'tsr designs TO permit no
more fcouuny, dtomipg II az injury " the eff.
cheney 10 tho troops for service.
now BKBEL VILLAGES WILL BK TREATED.
The people will b. held strictly responsible
FOR dsprsda,ions eomDiitId. Ifhostilitiss occur
mo " ops are calloa 10 the relief thyy will be
sent 10 sufficient numbers 70 take poA,ossion of
the village or villages that may DO nAkIog
troubls. Sid isrs viii ba qusrtfrsd in the
houses and drsw atoms of the citzeas. Tnis
Il Is the ballet IL tho only means OF m Akicg and
kerii'g the pc pie Gully gilAut TO their own
and this United States interest.
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An sducstsd German, q private belo aging 20
The Teoth regiment Of New York, was arrest
cd yesterday for sorresp ,pdsnos With The one
my. A letter TO General Lee was foand on
his person. His lstter contained no Ioyola-
lions Vi Importance concerning tho fos.r
A PkIvArE suor.
At Newport News, Captain d EnsARD shot
p.iSate belonging 70 hts company, and was
Ia consequence obliged TO leave ths camp.
LiQUoR DESTROYED.
A large aucunt Of liquor was yesterday dss.
troy nc at Newport Nsus by command OF &c
nsral BUiLER. The General go,s 10 Wash
ipgton ULight.
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SECOND BOARD.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This sAsls ID derived By soap.riso. 4 The 10
soa-d ~ls- s-nh day -
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Mr.. BLAIR ono from The Conn ittse On
Military Affairs reported bill to increase the
'thrisnry Of the Typographical ami Topographic
cal Englnssr Corps, which was passed. IL en-
po.'rs the Prssid, mt 10 add to that corps two
LisuteBant COlonels, and fCu, Majors and ono
company OF soldiers 10 be commanded By o
com petsnt ofiicsr.
Mr.. Oils On, Y. from The Same Com mittee,
reported back the Senate bill TO promote thu
efficiency Of the volunteer forces by authorizing
the President to discharge from the services
any commits, Toned volunesr officer for Inc Apaei.
~, iDsftieieDey miscontuc or neglect Il duty.
Ire mmttteo report substi ute and apply
the principles Of the bill to the oficaTs Of ths
teI ular army, as well as TO those OF tho vOlan-
lesIA the dismissah TO take place without the
lostltntipg OF B5aid OF Irqairy or a court
Mr. oLS knew this was an arbitrary power,
6ut IN the present emergency he vas willing
70 trust It's exercise " the command sr-in-
chlak
Mr. VALLABDIeHAM (Oii,) suggested that
- UGH Of ihs suDstil ute 40 proposed TO affect
hs vclunt' or oficers be stricken cut lie was
K soIdnsiy, clpiidsriuR that suoh officers
" - Cpl CiLied by stg'e "a bOitV uId,r con.
,u ptonl -a'TAot sud 10 ICES it vas abb
re- ~ dismiss oiIic,s " boat irquiIy.
Dir, OILS ItBGIfed that the recent Iranssc'
tlOfs b = hat such power should be wisely
feD red : DSwhsrs.
Nj BUhAE1T (hy contenfedt that I've pow
o. pr pose. 70 he coaie'rci on tho President
va clearly "a eonstlyuti,na This measure
sa' IN bee lrg wi h the legislation Of this
C'nlr 50. lie T's co tsigly opp sci to give
N. Pf7s dent power TO remlye clmmissO Ell
'fh'ers of volunteers. msr5ly at his Will and
p'eupre
Mr.. oLE IN reply ,aid II, as Mr. BuRSArr
bad ID itte5, an officer bv state Sutbo'itv
coald be removed by Court Of Inquiry or q
Curt Martial Shy sopld rot auothef mode DO
adopted TO Effect the same objsct, there being
no eon'titutionsl mesns 6es'ensted ? These
are eI'raore mary times and demand yIgor and
PromPtness' lie was NOT sarpns-d AZ he rs-
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ISL.
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PAINTS.
I1Ho In T AIKIHs
VIII. kb. No, I bOta2 90
Calcined. bbll OO-01 -
PROVISIONAL

Beef,m bbl.o ~ ab ca
pc.repW.s OO--4f0 50
pOrkWm. --lafb 90
Pr mes, 10 10 alS 90
do Pr.Wi0 oJ-0l0 10
Lard, Sb... SEEK
llutter, o.. Id lOx
DO. state. 9-0-N
Jbeeae,Am 0-9-
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8. 1851.
A5HKS--lo0 lbs

Pni.
Pearl. - % o bI)S
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Manilla, Am.....IS@-
Rope bOlt....... H-RlS,s
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-16

! The nutland County, the Burlington, and
the Plainfeld squads OF recruits have been or
ganized into Company, under the following
officers:
Cortan-Edward F. Reynolds, Rutland
let Lieut.--t,iiah Whitney, Middlercx
I'd Licut.-Denson 4. Raxlord, Burling; ton.
SERGEANTS.-James Conncy, Joseph Lasor,
Geo Bahcock Franklin Noyes, Charles A Hog
gins.
CoRroRAIs-C Charles 4 Tcm),cton, Patrick
Starr, George Y Farr, James S Shepstonc, JEFF
erson Baker, Geo. W Cummings, John Kelley,
VIM. Dcylin.
Drummcr-Jonathan 2 Davis.
Filer-Joscph Lapcr.
Wagoner-,Iohn Il IIagar.
PRIyATEs-Channing Axtcil, Nathan F. Bl-
ker, Edward W. Bradley, James 7 Brownlec,
Harry Brown, Benz. Blanchard, Thomas Beadle
Martin Boyington, Geo. w Bringham, Luther
Bunker, Roger Blakcly, Peter n Bates, Philip
Conlcy, David G Carr, William Cummings
Michael Casey John Clark, William Cox, Pat
rick Carney, Henry Carlcy, James Conner, Jas
Caughlin, James Cuyton, Albert w Chapman
Horace B Cole, David Dantorth VIM. Foster,
Eugene n Farr, John W Falc@ Edwin Fuller,
| Wm. Fulton, Geo. Gardner, Joseph Gravel.
VIM. w Godfrey, Wm. Gardner, Edward Gill
roy, David Granger, John Granger, Geo. Gard
ncr, Hubert Higgins, Henry Hines, Nathan
IIalnnon, Albert w Hunt, Homer IIollistcr,
johnson, Geo. 4 King, Benz. Low, Patrick
Lynch, Geo. Luce, John X Leonard, James Nc
Meckin, John Mahan, Michael Mangan, James
Moore, Geo. Morcy, James Mc('uyre, James +
NoycS,, John O Brien, Artoney Passey, John S
| Palmer, Sam Richard, Edward f Roach, John
3odncy, Daniel 4 Rogers, John Storre, VIM
Smith, Life 4 Severance, James IL Smith, Chas
II Tarbcn, Moses Tatro Allen Thompson, Peter
'latro, Edward Thomas, Henry White, Luther
Weeks, Walter Waterman. Aup}ius T Will
| Jams.
The WaitSfch Company has organized, and
made choico of the following officers:
Captain--W II II Hall.
lSt Licutenont-A NJ NcvnS.
2i Lieutcnant--E G Lewis
SERGEANTS-O c Kelsey, d + Boyll,n. &C
Bacllus j S Eddy, j 7 Jones.
CoRroRALs-A NJ Gillct. G 4 Wilson. p y
Camel, " II Smith, NJ r Kuckln, y Shattuck,
j II Hunter, Moore
Drummu-C Heath.
Fiftr-D c Holt.
Wo@oncr--C Franklin
PRVATES--A Ain>worth { Annmgton, II
Backu2, Il d Buzzcl. VI Bulnhaln. j II B0ydcn.
Henry BaIch, + Camiicld, Z J Chase, W (lcvc-
land, d Collins \ D putton, G Dpmafs 81
Donayan. c II French, S Goodcll, + Good:pcpl.
W IL Grccnlcaf, II Gosa. Ira Goyc, VI !loyt,
II Hall, j HERMAN, l. Holden, J Harris. j
Kecr. G \ Jones, J Lee, G Mills, G $ Marble.
J X Murray, " 7 Moore. NJ Moriatta, Wm.
Mills, 4 MaEaron, 4 Nicholson, II " Per
SONS, & Porter, f d Persons, p pcro, j Rock,
W Strong, f S Smith, G II Shanns, | Swccnc,
G Somcryillc, ) StoddarC, \ Slavton, Shad-
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Washington, Oct Id. The meeting Of Rail-
road officers with Postmaster Blair to-day, is to
propose to run night mail train to New York,
starting at = o'clock in the evening and reach
ing New York at o'clock in the morning.
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Wo.sy,GeVA Institution.

- Torrn or Eleven weeks begins WeunesuaS'
TiHHE Fan Iee when the school will be organizeu un
sSed Se Of of ea'hT hers yaSoo waS S being
horash sSo'sS s1y @ Nor
situated tea on pbe e Advantage of heathf atmosphere anu
pleasing prospect 80, rrices varying from 50 to 81
Board can mdons shouds be present at the opening oA
The school II prachGsO.ee Eu. RANDALL, Principal.
For PetIT Ps,iG Vt,, July 9Th, 1851, EElSa a-S'mE'
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Ihave used it in my family and find it an eN'e'eA'
ieNi''' AVA 0LJCIUS HOLBROOk, Burlington
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HIcHGArE VT, Jan q Pto
Nv little boy had violent attack Of Group laS' ~eVS
W. cured him in thirty minutes by free use OF " ~
G. Whites Elixir. W. MAN '-' N
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-16

H., 1nrtxo wears and have found it he best meolcihe
hvn M eyer ,;scd for Coughs Colds, and Sore hroat
HAVE e''' "N EDGAR MECH, Shelb'trne'
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cor1GHs AND COLDS CURED.

This cartifes that n. &. Whites Pulmonary tlxr
has becn used in my family, in cases OF teVere col?
tamdnd viii sore throat and has been found 1e'oie
medicine in these cases >,,,.,, ,,.+ro,d VI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-16

I have child that attacked !Wi'h hit'n" s al ,o
q, we yave her rr. n. &. Whites EiNer' ana ~
he snrnri.c Of all it gave her immediate rellt
'i'e SUI ZUPlIAR VlNTON, East fcshe'.
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1T Is WARRANTED
GROUP CUR ERs.

NV child is subject at'ack'ct Group 1t cures II al
once. :, ,rNSIcOS 81 Albans
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-16

The i<utland County, the Burlington, and
the Paniield squads OF recruits have been or
ganized into Company, under the following
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

suggestions, the claims Of the Messenger should be adj
vertised in every leading Southern paper Thousands
of complimentary editorial notices have been made, but
1--WE venture to AFFIRM without much benefit.
We that atempi is being made to illustrate the
Messenger This is very WE'LL If it could be carried out.
But to do that, large capital is required No effort
should be made to compete with Harper" 1t is waste
OF money. "Blackwood" is the true standard The i'm.
iation need not be serv and the cost of bringing the
Messenger up to this standard would be rng compared
with what would be required to make it like "Harper"
1t is easy say all this, know; it is very differ
ent thing to do it. True But the time has when
the Projectors of the Messenger must strike boldly
they will be oversaughed by more enterprising men in
the Southern Conederacy. We should not be at all sur
prised to earn in the course of the year. that first
class magazine backed by British capital had been start
ed in Charleston Never before there such OPEN
ing in the South for fortune If Messrs Macfarane
Ferguson do not seize the opportunity asd that quick
w. it will be lost forever Nothing venture, nothing
GAIN" should be their motto. They should act at once,
ese the day will soon come when they will vanly de-
plore their refusal to adoot our suggestions.
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Thc southern Liternr, ne..rngcr.

The April number contains attractive list Of con-
tents. "a "Reminiscences of the Time of Notification"
relates TO a conversation betEeen John c. Calhoun and
a Georgia farmer, and gives in tie form OF parable,
the peculiar views of the great South Caronian in re-
gard to the sectional issues which have long agiated
the country and shows how without violating the letter
Of the Constitution the Federal Government may be
turned nto an engine of the most tyrannous oppression
10 the numercay weaker section. As the incident real
l. bnnered the "Rsminscen" viii be read with inter-
est throughout the South. Mr. EdwsEd 4. POllard's
"H;nts on Southesn Civilization are Gfoded with char
ae.erstic power and spint. "Aphrodite" is the name
of very pretty poem by the contributor, "Tenel-
Ia who is doing so much TO enlvcn and Improve the
Messenger "The story Of Champagne really charm
inc little novel Other articles of various merit the Ed
TORS Table and Notices of New Books make up the
number.
As we have rather neglected the Messenger of late,
and as, in common with all other Virginahs, take
the deepest interest in its welfare trust the propre-
tors for whom We entertain great respect will accep;
word or two of advice in the kindly spirit which prompts
US to give it. And frst let say, what one will
dispute that tho success Of Magazine depends fully
much if not more upon the Publishers upon the Edi
tact and energy the part of the prOprietors will
sooner later fail keep up the circulation of paper
or periodical Sharp active pushing proprietors, will
make Magazine pay in spite of indifferent Editor
In the present instance both the Etor and the propre
tors DO well as they can under the circumstances.
force is needed Let the propretors take in young
partner who Will devote his whole time and soul to the
outdoor business. lie should bring some capital and
great energy the concern leaving the present pro-
pretors free to attend to their manifold duties in doors
practical printers and in which most Of their time is
now absorbed. They have too many irons in the fire.
They take of them out, else get some one
else 20 attend exclusively 10 the Messenger.
In the next place, we should recommend change OF
the titlepage. 0ae much neater and hanGS@Ser might
easily be substituted in place of the present. which e
taEdry, meaningless, AID unattractive. The cover
should be Of thicker paper aud Of & uniform color
Covers Of al imaginable colors not in good TASTE
An entirely neE suit of type and better paper through
out should be used The number OF pages nigh. be in
Magazine could be vastly improved aad at comparative
ly little cost The word Literary" should be dropped
from the title. Al vital questions of whatever Sort
political especially shosid engage the attention Of
the Messenger uniform rate &C compensation of at
least three dollars printed page should Ne adopted
buors Voluntary contributions Should not be accept
ed The proprieors should be under obligations to
msn For the hst year after the adoption Of the above
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ANOTHER COMPLIMENT TO CAPTAIN MATHEW
MAVRY

BELGIAN LEGATION, WASHINGTON, April LIST, 1861.
Monsieur lie Directew You were the originator Of
maritime conference which met at Brussels in 1853,
for the purpose Of establishing uniform system of me
neurological observations at sea.
Since that time you have not ceased to send to the
Belgian Government your interesting publications to the
Military and Merchant Marine and TO the principal scen-
tfc collections OF the country.
The Government has taken care, Monsieur lie Direc-
teur to thank you for these valuable contributions and
for long time would have been most happy have Of
ered you honorable reward if the laws and usages of
your country had not iuterposed obstacle. The citi
zeus of the United States when 10 the service of their
country cannot accept decorations without the author
ty Of Congress- and think there has been instance
10 which such authority has been requested
am therefore charged Monsieur lie Directeur to
press to you officially the high value that the Government
of the King my august sovereign, places upon your nu
merous works. and the obligation under which you have
placed our marine by having contributed to il the wind
and charts and the guides of navigation Sailing
Directions of which yon the author.
In giving me this commission, so agreeable to me-
Monsieur lie Drecteur the dispatch Of his Exceieucy
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, adds; "You can at the
same time testify this usrous savant the regret that
the Government of the King entertains because the
American laws prevent it from Offering more ostensble
proof of the sentiment of great esteem it feels for him.
1t is not necessary for me, Monsieur lie Direceur
add how am charmed in having this communication TO
make to you To give il an official character, hive the
honor of transmitting it to you by of his Excel
ency the Secretary of State and now seize this
opportunity of offering you Monsieur lie Drectur, the
assurance of my high consideration.
The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PleDipoentiary
of his Majesty the King Of Belgium.
BLONnEEL VoN CTELEBROUK.
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| From the Courier dss Flats Unis.
THE LATEST MOMENT.

Exact information emanating from certain source,
enables announce that the Presidential policy is r
revOcably fixed upon coercve measures The order to
dsembark reinforcemens at Fort Pckens is gwen and
will be executed cost what it may IL will be the same
at Fort Sumter unless the material impossibily prove
iusurmountable The question OF blockade of the
mouths Of the Mississippi is agitated and everything
tends the belief that It viii be resoutely affirmed
The postal communications will be resoutey affirmed at
least with Louisiana. Our information adds that this has
been Mr. Lreolu's plan necessarily since the 4th Of
March All the plreyiog entered upon with the ENJOYS of
the Montgomery government all that has occurred that
looked like accommodation has been the personal doiugs
Of Mr. Seward While the Secretary Of State thought he
master Of the situation he only In reality though
unknown to himself masking policy entirely opposed
20 his own. These data, repeat, come to US with
every marx of complete authenticity. They presage at
once civil war and the reconstruction Of the cabinet
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. oonue,, Of m. ,sId st.t... col

The dayof "A Congress Of the said States composed
delegates be appointed BY the respective Conventions there
the purpose recommending amended Constuf on OF
upon which Union OF all those states and the Con-
States he sayeholdpg ftses A. maJ
therein safely effected which Congress the Con.
fedcrae eoaeung nsavehodng Stats ought
10 be invited 10 send Commissioners
Mr. BRUCE gave notice that he would submit the ol-
loving as an alternative proposition
The foregoing resolutions and amendments to the Consultation
thereto appended respectfully submitted the other States OF
the Conderscy the only which vglla feels safe
honorable connus member OF the present Unon and she
bound 10 as her hxed and unserae determine
that they acceded before the day OF
by such number OF her Costaes be necessary TO
carry tect the proposed amendmenin conformity with the
provisions Consultation OF the United States that she VIII
then withdraw herself this Union and TO form such
connexions she fol- her independence
her security and her Happiness
On motion OF Mr.. MOORE, the Committee rose.
SUBJECT TAXATION.
The resolutions Of Mr.. WILEY, were again taken up
aud the amendments thereto disposed of by the rejection
of Mr. SEAwELLs, and the substitution of another prop
sion for that submitted by Mr.. TURNER substitute
for the original resolution
Pending the further consideration of the subject,
On motion of Mr.. BRANCH, the Convention ad
iourned