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Arrivals md Departures,
ARRIVALS.

ARktyALS.
9Sss Gehs sas Aa. sres
Fisher CAPT JscSson. Benzaia, md servant John
TrimLle Bladgood and chil1 Luis Morange,
Anionic for,ado Mrs weisey, Mrs Mc,iec, Mr. WI.
McIntee Mrs Maria de las Nievas antsrna, o'Brien,
Herques, N morton, lillian Mcintyre, sylvester Blss,
nira kanth, Jc.e Pnsentei Fales, de Molina, r
Cunyaies-Tosa. ~ passengers
sAvAssAH-stesrnship Asbama-E D Clark. Mitchiel
Levy King. Gardner and lad Isaac New lady aud
infant Martin and lsdy Mrs yo@sJ W hanicl, Miss
and lad, . Di l.dy. Mrs Jone. AIS Mas-er, WIN FRA
Iesisheiner q N Lewis, MAs.duch. Geo Huchinsaa,
II Bale smith, Kleaner, JosE smith, Madame s1ger
HAL Madame Hysinhood and ecahidren, A BIOS
Enbree n Myers, Dowd Auger Mr. Sisey W VII
ssvasssu@sseamsSip Noun, voanon--Mrs Beecha. Miss
Porter, Nrs Ritter Engle John keensn, Golt~an !
ste,i, Mr. McMann h 7 1st,hewson
Ven schurenhkardt MISS y prexsen, Gehrenbcsa
BxRsuDA--Brig Princess Roy AIS Yates
DEPARTURES.
NoRroIw, Ac-, tean,sh,p Mesara Levy.
Prank, Capt Kelly iaass Mrs Edward SiDep- Miss stir
ling Miss Arcnts Misa Oracle Arents FarA Arents John
wilson-and In the stDsIaxe.
ChristadOr0's Hair Dye-WAas and Tou.
peesIhe beet IN lha world Wholesale asd The Dvs
privately applied. No. . Aston House.
Barry's Txteopherous IA shs hosts and
cheapest article for dressing bcautsyin curling cieanang
preserving ana ressssins tho hsr Ladies, try Mold bY
all drurgsn-
Mtnisssrs, Public Speakers, Artistes, vo-
calsts and others whose PREDECESSORS ther 10
Of the Throat Chest or Lungs would do we to
holloway ointment II gsves Immediate relief In hoarss
ness, toreneSa OF the chest,
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men take possession and change the plan Of the
work a. y grea. cost before II Is finished
Senator Manerre introduced ss - ssrd thu cot for
the Incorporation Of Fire Insurance ConpsnisA d a
ply brings Ls foreign companies doing business in le
State and prov es that the provisions OF the act pass
June Is 1853 sbN apply TO all foreign companies par
nershp associations and individuals whether noorpora
ted or not Incorporated"
The Governor trans utted to tho Assembly the report
OF the Trustees Of the Coper Union for the
of science and art the ty OF New York for the year
1860.
II appears from the report that II Is accomplishing III
that Mr. Cooper intended when NO made the gift
The receipts from the rents Of stores and stalls
All other sources. 9,726 O6
Total. $3l, $50 Of
expenditures. ................. 80, zoo II
balance In Treasury. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $T28 80
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE 5HoonSG.-An inquest was held
yesterday at No ITO Clinton street, upon the body Of
Moses II. ogden, n native Of New Jersey, aged forty
years who committed suicide by shooting himself in the
head with pistol Deceased, IL apparel, WAS ma
hogany dealer, doing business in Grand street lie SUI
fered pccuniary losses Of late, which dc
pressed his spirits and made his life very unhappy.
Yesterday morning he rather earlier than usual
and going his Office shot himself through the head with
navy revolver. Toe muzlle Of the weapon placed
inside OF deceased mouth the ball taking effect in tho
palate an passing from thence into the BRAN, leaving
external mark OF injury whatever. No cause, save
preston OF spirits of business troubles,
could be assigned for the commission OF tho rash act
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CAsE-TARE--At Hudson City, N. j. Monday,
January 2S by the Rev b. q Tay Tor CHARLES t. CASE OF
Bristol, Ind, TO ANNA EARLE, Of Green Bay, Wis.
Green Bay papers please copy
HARDy-SIfEANE-On Tuesday, January %, ut the house
of the Rev. j. L. g. Mckown, of Thirty fourth street.
Thomas youngest OF the late William Hardy, OF Iough
Rea, TO Ellen second daughter OF James Sheane, of Kill
lcraeh, all OF Galway.
Irish papers please copy.
IssNpMaS-Bu1zra.ln this city, Thursday, january
81 by tho Rev Dr. Adler Mr. s. IIasiaAN, of Detroit,
Mich 10 FANNY youngest daughter OF H. /. Butze Esq
OF Peekskil, N y.
Cincinnati and Detroit papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sunday, January 81, at st.
AIMS church, by Rev ia her Farrell Mr. EDWARD Kg,R
My TO Miss Rosi REILLY, all of this city.
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Supreme Court-Gha MIXERS.
npfora Hon .tudQ. BARNARD

THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CASE.
JAN % in me Matter n the schuyler Fdads.-an
argument heard this morning On a motion u dis.
solve an Injunction restraining the New Haven Raroid
Company from paying any dividends TO tho original
stockholders penoing the litigation known the omn
bus suit, In which there wcro over forty lawyers en-
gagged.
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News from Kansas.



The Central Overland California Express coach for st.
Joeeph passed here eleven O'Clock Sunday morning
The dates from Denver City TO the cath inst The
weather for the last ton days had been the most
known since the settlement Of the country The mercury
fell the 23d to twenty degrees below cord
Of quartz taken from the Fisk lead last week yielded
$50T Five other cords from the same, crushed by DIFF
ferent mill gave 81 O57 The general average from tho
claim of the company is 5000 per cord.
Great felt about the coaches OF the Con
trail Overland California line One should have arrived
the 2lst and another the ed inst Neither has
yet been heard from.
FoRT KEARSEy, Jan. 90. 1861.
The California Overland Central Express coach passed
he at five o'clock this morning for st. Joseph.
The dates from Denver City are to the Goth inst The
news Is unmportant.
Parties are still returning from San Juan with dis
co,raQing reports,
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The New Jersey Legislature.

The House today agreed Il concurrent resolution
inviting Abraham Lincoln President elect Of the United
states visit the capital bf New Jersey and extending
,o him the Inequalities OF the State, his route TO
Washington city.
was ntrodGced.
coyerpo, Okcn OF Commissioners OF Decds for other
utatao
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For Coughs, Cold. Inflammation

- No respedy " superior to thu
VEGETABLE PILLS OF DIX. BRANDRETH.
They purify the bleed and nip disease In the bud and expel
Their use has Nsored many thousapds 20 health, when
other remedies had proved useless.
HRANDRETHs PILLS
Are aold At 70 cents per Dor, e.
2N Canal street No Union square aud dl2 broadway
with tut directions Gesmsn and English Amenscs now
r~ed
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N,n-ArrivnI Of the Bohemian.

PoRr1aso, Jan. 2e-12 Midnight
There sre no signs Of the steamship Bohemian, with
Liverpool the nth and Londonderry to the 18TH
INST, now fully due at this port. Wind SOUTHWEST
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MoIdavia Cream, for Preserving and
beautfying the hair Sold only at W. A. BATCHKLORS
newly invented Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
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King Corn, King Cotton, Uncle sam,
Union and Secession going up In balloon Pictures of
the times photographed by HOLMES, 1876 Broadway.
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Wheeler & Wilson's
Sewing Machines with important improvements at reduced
prices Office SOC Broadway
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye-Reliable, Harm
less and Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory
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The Fish Trade.

HosroN Ian. %, 1861
There il said 10 be over thirty thousand barrels Of
rackere stored in Gloucester waiting SAFE, the sou Nv "a
,rstLe 81 for hsh being about closed
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Drawing. of The peln1vare state Lot

teries.-wOOD, EDDY a Co, Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
DKLAwARK--ExrRA CLASS W, Jan. ~, 1901.
40, Sc, 81, rs, SO, IA, AZ, GA, rs, So ~, 80, 4.
DRLAwARF-CLAss 100, Jan. - 1861.
8, 5, Is, AZ, A, So, %, 90, 10, G5, "a, i5, 2.
Circulars sent free q charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY Il CO, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY Co, 81. Louis, Missouri
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Steinway ~ sons Overstrung Grand
sqr considered
warranted for five Warerooms g. aud 81 Walker
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Inc Probable Action OF the Democrats Cen.
vention-No Party Issues TO be Brought
tp-Sn Appeal 70 Refer the Question to the
People their Programme Tho Senatorial
Controversy and the Inconsistency OF the
Members Pressure to be Brought to
ar-EnrOlment Of the Multia-C central
Park-Cooper UnlOn-Debats on Robin
sons Resolutions,
Ae., Ae., As.
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The Jackal0w Trial.


Mr. Dutchen concluded his argument on the part OF the
government N sss oass ~ ;sCsalow to-day lie as fol
loved BY Ok Cannon, oeeoator for the United states
He proceeded toague that Long Island Sound the
a. that the unencosed of outside
the jaws OF land He quoted several authorities
tain his argument and the decision Of the Court in the
Amstad case, and that Of the schooner Elizabeth In
the fret case, although the vessel was seized within
half mile OF shore, yet the question of jurisdiction Of
the United States Court raised, and
in tho second case IL distinctly affirmed and settled
that the Sound was tho high BY the act Of 1920
leaving out the words oat OF the Jurisdiction OF any
particular State" This was passed to prevent the
escape OF many persons who had raised the point OF
Mr. voorhees, next followed the part Of the prisoner
and IN answer to the points raised by Col Cannon.
Judge Dickerson, after otny various authorities said
that he was OF the opinion that long Island Sound any
sense OF the term not part Of the high seas lie did
not consider 1t his duty arrest she this stage
and called upon the prisoners counsel TO make such de
fence as they might be able IT. uron submitting she
to the jury they should render verdict Of guilty
The question OF jurisdiction would then be dis
posed OF finally But If the jury should consider TINT
the prisoner committed the robbery they would, under
the direction Of the Court make special verdict,
ablishipg all the facts necessary enable the Court
determine the whole question: which might be argued and
before fun bench, at the term in March and If
upon that occasion the Court should be divided in its
opinion that division would be certified to before me su
preme Court and all the questions Of the definitely
settled by the court Of last resort.
Mr. Voorhees, then proceeded with the defence without
a formal opening. He called two witnesses upon the
stand, but nothing was ELECTED from them.
Large Failure Of Boston Dry Goods
House.
BosroN Jan 90 1851
The failure OF Messrs Pierce Brothers flanders dry
goods obbers, in Franklin street. for hundred and
eighty thousand dollars, was announced today.
News from Kansas.
LEAyENswoRrH, Jan. %, 1851.
The admission OF Kansas into the Union creates
siderable enthusiasm among all political parties One
hundred guns fired to-day by order OF the Repub
Central Committee 10 celebrate the event.
kessrs. Jones Cartwright, the transportation firm
of this city, have made assignment although such
may be inferred from special despatch to the st. Louis
Republican, on the 9th inst The only assignment that
has been made here Is that Of Russ ell Majors Wadde
who prefer their home creditors and endorsers
new daily paper, published by ID Il Anthony, made
its appearance yesterday will support the republican
administration.
The weather is very pleasant. The recent heavy snow
is fast disappearing.
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Truasos.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
No vesey (Asor House, opposite the church.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 80 Ccnts-Blnek or
brown Depot No Barclay street. and all druggss Arctic
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the FAMILY herald.

The Revolutionary Csfsis--Doings I'm Con-
gress-The Real Origin OF Secession
Americans W nth Gs RIBS hi The Japan
csc Embassy AT HoIse-Phe Negro In
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on Of the An
niversary or Burns Bafhdsy -Ioca .
News-Markets, &c, &c.
The Fanny HkRAID OF to-day (WedresdsD VIII,
with other interesting matters, conain:hs Latest In
tellgencc from The National Capital and HE southern
States relative TO the present revolutionary sndition sf
the country Report Of the Proceedings Of Co-tvess y
very interesting History of the Old England asd New
England Puritans, their conduct character laws, egla
tons, prosecutions and outrages sketches Of tho Aor
can officers who served in the Italian Army with Sar
baidi; The Growth and Condition Of the Religious slc
mcnt in New York Returns OF tho Census in regard 20
the Negro Population In New York, showing their nun.
ber how they live and what they do Celebration Of the.
Anniversary of the Birthday OF Robert Burns; Arrival
Home OF the japanese Embassy The Last Matinee Of Mr.
Rarey Nibo's Garden All the Local News of New York
and Vicinity Of Importance Reports of the Cattle Prov
sion and Money Markets, and all interesting mat
tors Of the preceding week.
TERMs-22 year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip
tions received at the Office northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets New York. Single copies for sale at
tho and by all agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
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SUSSEX COUNTY, CLASS % Jan. - 1861.
81, q. i, 10, 90, 81, 50. u. 20, IS, 48. l8.
CONSOLIDATED LoTTTRr, Class srvrn, Jan -, 1901
90, l6 s, Is, 10, 30, 8, Il, AS, 81, 81, IL, "a.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
X. FRANCE co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The largest assortment In the city Of
FANCY DINNER SETS,
From tJ0 10 Sl40, and all and each OF them ut
ABOUT HALF PRICE.
W. J. +. DALEY 4 co,
RrnadNAY
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0Murtester @ailp SPY.
AIarunI.

AIarum.
rFrom Vanity Fair,l
Men of America.
Up from your slumbers
Dash the thick mist away,
Each soul that cumbers
Freedom is yet alive;
Wake, in her name to strive;
Swarm. from each busy hive,
Resistless numbers
Were we not freemen born
Hero descended?
When shall the hiss of scorn
Our fame have ended?
The soil of Washington
Traitors should harbor none
Though all our rivers run
With crimson blended.
Our realm is half world;
Ocean to ocean
Shall our flag now be furled
Mid wars cOmmOtiOn!
MOI let our Chief IS command,
Over broad lake and land,
Rouse every freeman's hand,
Each hearts devotion!
Up, up for Liberty
The battle RACES!
OF our lands history
Blood stains the pages.
Death may be welcomed now;
Though cold the laurel'd brow,
Men to its fame shall bow
All through the ages.
From caitiff fear or fight,
Good Lord, deliver!
By truce with traitor might,
Give us peace, never!
Rather go down TO dust,
As in the end we must,
Placing in God our trust,
Freedom for ever.
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An Incident in the Life ola Pioneer WO.
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TERMS of ADvERTJsTNa.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or sl.
square for three insertions and 20 each sub
saquent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by year may be
aiade on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square,; sub
iequent insertion Is cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid N
sdndnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
TO make quarterly payments
- No grdtuitous Advertisements. No report, reso-
utons, or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and communication designed call atten.
ZION to any matter of limited Individual interest,"
te inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
oe for any that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisements
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HUN INV UNN, III INV LOIVE
II DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a. M, connects at Norwich with
Train for NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK arriving in York by the Shore Line Expresy
at 1885 p. m. 2. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup't's Office, Nor. & Wor Railroad,l
Norwich, Feb, |, 1860.
nS-Tickets for sale the Ticket Office, Worcester
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furniture.
NHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

TVHE PEOPL ES COMPL Amt.
That times are very hard and money very tight
That the people have not WOrk and in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockey they cannot high
And that, for all extras they must pass them Dy =:
Of this and other matters the people they complain
And it makes feel sad to their faces filled with
pain
And il by selling cheap-if this will make them smile-
Even if my money lose, they can share it awhile.
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost to
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as we'll
Also, my Crockery and Glass Ware at discount am
selling,
with Brooms and Bru hes and erything, all cannot
be telling.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen and buy upon this
invitation
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my POetical station
tits located in the Bay State Block, at the Poets
Here have good stock of Goods and any,
upon my honor.
Now come one and ALL buy your goods and soon times
. for better will change,
Andif your money is little it will hold out if you buy at
the POetical Exchange.
And should capital at the end the war be light
why then here energy and ambition witch in the
fight,
Forfe Is battle field, and if do right my customers
will rally.
And can put to flight hard times, with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my thank for the avors
that are past;
Also those which am receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last
B.-The people respectfully invited 10 call at
the Poetical Exchange, and examine my Goods which
jeIe dtf oRsoN N. HEATH
EU RNITUREl FURNITURE
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Heal estate.
FOR SALE-A two storv DIV

IN FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Hi House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
.Ifourths of an acre of Land situated the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough man
ner Gstern in the attic and pipes running to basement
which has three rooms finished The above will be sold
AZ a bargain For further particulars inquire at No.
Front street DIFF apis
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
~ on the corner of Main and Beaver Streets to rent
with use Of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem
ises. diff mch26
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The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity Is prepared to issue policies property against
loss or damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN g. KENDALL, Agent
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QUININE TONIC
B / t Il Il r s
The Best Aromatic Tonic Ever Onered to
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY
For its Su erior Medicinal Qualities

This elegant compound, which has secured the cona
oenSe anu OF most of the leading Physicians
of New England, is paatable and efficient form Of
Qaiaine containing all the peculiar virtues of Peruvian
Bark carefully combined with various tonnes and Som
accs and cannot fail to meet the the debilita
ted @
ute, assisting Digestion pre- eminently good In dyspepsia
strengthening and invgoratng to the digestive and
systems after prostratng diseases; and in fever
and ague or kindred complaints its aid Is invaluable
For diarrhea, dysentcry and cholera morbus the pub
lie may rest assured there is can be any
remedy.
One of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
'that is The best preparation Of Bhers that has eueT
been offered TO the FH6Hc.
Putupin half pint well quart bottles in order thai
all may convince themselves ofits superior merits
For urher particulars reference is made to the printed
circulars For sale by CHAS. Ii. ATWOOD, 10 Central
street Boston, aud by Druggists everywhere.
~ For sale in Worcester by David Scott.
sepl cody
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TOHN NJ. MERRICK & COMPANY
~ so Z PRopRIEroRs AND MANUFACTURING OF
CARGENTIS MAGIC SoAP.

st This preparation from all deleterious quail
ties and perfectly harmless Its use will not niure the
skin the most delicate fabrics 3D. 1t saves onetrd
OF the rubbing REQUIRED in the of other oap washing
be done in about hall the time, as The clothes do not
require b0nG. 81 Flannels and colored goods can be
washed with the of cotton or linen, without uing
shrinking. Grease spots of any kind are warranted to
be perfectly removed 4th II will instantly remove
grease and dirt paint yarnish or grain work. with
out injury by applying the soap with sponge Try 1t
Try i'll COMBS n WALTON.
% Summer St and Is Orange ST., Worcester
Price $3.50 inr 100 ibs 25 fbs or less, cts. per
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Sundays excepted) at 700 O'Clock D. M. there con.
Meeting with the new steamer CITY OF BOSTON, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRLDA IS
aud the steamer CITY OF NEW YORK on
TUESDAKS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
landing in NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot of Nesry
Street.
myS diff P st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup,t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23
JachsOn's Reconciliation with Benton.

a. tg.alal
The most remarkable case Of reconciliation
was that which occurred between General Jack
son and Col. Thomas H. Benton, whose brother
LESSEE bullet General jackson still carried
about with him, embedded In the flesh of his left
arm. "Wel," exclaimed Colonel Benton, In
one of his letters Of this period, chow many
changes in this life! General Jackson ia now
sitting in the chair next to me. There was a
vacant one next to me, and he took it for the
session. Several Senators saw our situation,
and offered mediation, ! declnedit upon the
ground that what had happened could neither
be explained, recanted nor denied. After this
we we're put upon the same committee. Facing
me one day, as we sat in our seats, he said TO
mo, Colonel, we are on the same committee;
I will give you notice when IL Is necessary to
attend (f1e was chairman, and had the right
10 summon, us. j 1, ], answered, General, make
the time suit yourself; 1t will be convenient for
me 10 attend at any time In committee we
did business just as other persons After that,
he asked me how my wife was, and asked him
how his was. Then he called, and left bis card
at my lodgngs--Andrew Jackson, for Colonel
Benton and lady; forthwith called at his.an
left niue e-1Colonel Benton, for General jack
son. Since then we have dined together at
several places, and yesterday at the Presidents.
/ made him the first bow; he held forth his
hand, and we shook hands. sIthen introduced
him to my wife, and thus civil relations are
perfectly established between US. Jackson has
gained sirce he has been here, BY his mild and
conciliatory manner"