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At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport, within and
tor the County Of encVck the THIRD Wednesday Of
september, A. 1867:
1 0SEA u, PHILLIPS, Executor Of the viii Of John
l Phillips, late Of Dedhan, In said county,
deceased having rescr ted hts first account o: admnis
traon upon said deccased's estate for probate:
Ordered Tint the said Executor give notice thereof
to all persons interested ny causing copy Of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed at Ellsworth that they may appear
Probate Court to be holden Ellsworth, the first
Wednesday of December next, OF the clock in the
forenoon and shew cause if any they have, why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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GEs Cs.s AYD me PglCLAw ITi1N. \ phi
cate letter, sl7s the tatc4.J iuHzHH, igln
Gol, f. A E4atH. IN, 81 sh,- city 44t.l p
troit, Oct 8. To orc If the eiit4rs o.! ta4s
sapcr, contains gratifying iat ymaufu- lie
called upon the Hon. Lswi- C4ss % p5f
that venerable statesman bis respects, api
what transp ired We give IN Mr.. Eastman r
own language
Il told Gen. Cass that had always adj
mired and supported him as a democrat, hut
that perhaps lie would not reglIi me as a
Democrat, now, as | ha1 pledged my sup
port To the present officers Of tie 65ycrum Hf
AID to all the war measures. lie plicd
You are right The 6 lyrrnmont Is night.
You Young men must Sustain il, Invited
ttgs u conLnue the conversation, / sad ::
but approve OF tle emancipation prorls-
promptly, - do | At,er few minutes
spent in conversation on general topics, i.e
came back to the proclamation again. lie
Olsaryod that whether OF net tha President
had the constitutional right u declare the
slaves free, the President friends dld not
strengthen the measure by claiming 1t - b..
constitutional. Il do not deny, he sad,
that there is that in the Consultation 10
Justify the act but the circumstances OF the
country clearly Justify it. lie did not icIr
its effect in the South, he only hoped 1t
would prove ehcctual. He could not under
stand how any old Democrat could have
any sympathy with the Nanth. and he hoped
that il there are any persons IN the North
who would ever consent t. separation,
they would not be permitted to have any
position or influence.
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At aCourt OF Probate held Buckspor within and for
the county of Hancock, the third " clnesday Of
September. A d 1862
S,EWALL T.. LAKE TT AIS, named Executors in a
~ certain Instrument purporting TO he the last will and
testament Of ScWa Lake. late II luck sport, in said
" deceased having prrser-j the same for probate:
Orderef,-rhat the said En- cuors give notice TO all
persons by causing copy OF this order to be
published three weeks Fly in the Ellis worth Amer
printed At Ellsworth, that they may appear Pro-
bate Court be held Bluchl in said county. the
nr.t Wednesday Of November ten of the clock
the forenoon, and hrw il any they have, why
the saI should not be proved approved and
allowed the last will asd testament Of said deceased
PARKER TUCK Judge.
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ut REFINED i new and fresh stock Of
Wan Claims,
Pensions, Arrears OF Pay, 500 Bounty

a D all Clans for Military Services in tia
\ present War aud Land Warrants secured
aud pufesla.ei i4r S.sylces ia former wars
J. : t0NbON.
otiire at y. L. Powers store.
81 Orland, Ne.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday VI
september. A. ID. 1867.
lane T. JORDAN, widow of Benjamin Jordan, late
- Of Ellsworth, deceased, having made applica-
ton to for allowance out of the personil estate OF
said deceased also that Commissioners may be appointed
L. he dover In said estate
Oriercd That the said Jane L. Jordan give notice there
If 10 all persons interested, by causing copy Of this or
der to be published three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American, printed In Ellsworth, that they may
Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth, the
first ceday ni December next, at ten of the clock III
the forenoon, aud hew cause, if any they have, why al
allowance should no. be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
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Az ONO SPEECH GOV Tod Of Ohio is an
old democrat In Union speech. at Co
lumbus last Monday, he referred as follows
to the President proclamation
II heartily endorse every word Of it. Il
was welltilned 70. Ohio. The border was
threatened. prefer to have rebel hr.atIes
threatened than 10 have ours invaded. 81
long as slaves are allowed to remain at home
so long will rebellion last De y5a ques
ton It's wisdon7 Was not ninety days long
enough for the rebel master - make Up his
mind to lay down his arms or lose his slages?
The blood OF Ohio has been shed Ike water
1t must be atoncd for in the death Vi the
lcadess sf This rebellion -
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Az Court Pr bate held Ellsworth, within and for the
county Of Hancock. on the first wednesday OF Sep
ttinter. A. lSGt.
MARY ROBINSON, widow Of Levi Robinson, late
vi Of fremont decea ,ed, having made application to
allowance OF the personal estate of said de-
ceased.
Ordered That The said Mary Robinson give notice to all
persons Interested, by causing copy Of this order To BE-
published three chs successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean printed Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
rrsate urt b. held Ellsworth. in sand county,
the first Wednesday december next, al ten of the clock
forenoon and shcw clusr, II any they have, why an
all0winc should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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Towns of
Kobnston, Charlotte, Cooper Alexander, Calais,
Earring, Baileyville, Princeton, llinckley, Waite,
Ta.mudse, Topsfed Eaneeburo, CodyvIlle, Dan
forth, Meddy bemps, and all the Plantations and
Townships north, of the north line Of Crawford
and No. % in Washington Coanty-rhomas I.
Abbott, OF Alexander, Assistant Assessor.
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At Court OF Probate held Ruok sport within and for
the County of liancock on the third Wednesday If
september. A. u, l>6!.
On the foregoing Petition, Orferei,-That the Petition
give notice all persons interested by causing cory
OF the petition and orerof Court thereon, 10 be published
three weeks .ucccssivcly m the Ellsworth American
spapcr printed III Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court I've held Bluchill. in said county,
the first Wednesday OF November next AT ten clock in
tn orcuo,n aud .hew cause, if any eyhave, why the
prayer OF said petition shpud not he granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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scsrr>rt>e llssFsz r.aaz paia. =
powerful ,p=s# 8u O. ~ - - = =
p,litlci ga .atta. r IN =. HEst -
Ion panie. : l4..l. a-=z.#...i at.ssH=
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srirs and the aIalasi.t- Il g.. ii=s ia,4f=
Ire sung trras tHl'!r f.r.>-=r---'f ~aspt
the hab@.s corpus, eat IN iA, ~: r, hslj-
upon the ai4rrs aud c7ut 7st.r mi 2. rr-E
oil treason and e1i,I #r4s5. ,.tlle hu4 &.
the admiration ami gI4G..- d rsHEs .. #5s=
i1cn LIT a~ytrsin, Wit t..ls eHEr,--tt=
spies aud traitors an,l gsHls auI ta'.ra-l=
scpwl and EtH1er az. "a -..sE = as Ht.at -
cause the freedom 81 -He-ei Is #tflts tl-
let conspiracy aai treas "a I.ej at ta.lt ia
iernal eonisrsne .~--.et I".aits8l#@ --te.#=
and el9p:.te and contract RIA .r ssm r.4,..r
platforms 10 suit rIuel ,suc.t.--.et tr."mlt.s
balancing, Joseph Surface r1n.ifiat H4A5s
in ground and lofty ta-4 iu- tt-sgas.
ulAr attention tr5'I the tru- .,,Us I.>s.s
lent newspapers. engaged In -I.r.u 1tuS ~
hcllion and sowing broadcast : pt d.
union and revolt an ~ lie p pc 40 tar
name OF the : liberty ~ t. l.s-, ..g.e.
abroad their II sYHe=tl 1 hatred - tE.- ts-s=
crnmcni "a tho,T fathers because e. hli- {
Is,nstor 10 tier drpr.ssl wish Is AMI IS ga
M this has betn done. tar action % ta~
President in IA ~ measures, t.oBsh Ir9H-
Div not free from mistakes and errors VIII
Ia approved by honest men IA TIC ,a; 1T
Heaven, and viii, When relclli9u si..t uHit
bc remembered IDr tile bod 1t las shed an.
the sTsn.- II has l=rfeifat j, ss...a.l tAe
test OF talents and II TIM LAE-i W.u tul
the rule no Inconvenience. laat t.s de-
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DISTRICT no. 2.

Pciry, Pembroke, Dennysvilie, Edmunds, Nd
rion, Whiing, Cutler Prescott, Lubec, Eastport
and No. ll--Jethro Brown, of Perry, Assistant
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DISTRICT No. 3.

Jonesport, Jonesboro, Centertille, Whitney
Vile, Machias, Eas: Machas, Machiasport,
Marsbfed. Northfed, Crawford, Wesley, and
No. Is 70 and 26--Jereuiiah Foster, bt East
Machias ( ssistant Assessor.
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DISTRICT No L.

Towns OF
steuben, MiiIbridge, Chcfryfeld, Harrington,
Columbia, Debos, B,ddington, Addson and all
the Townships south, of the North limo of No. &
Grand Lake township. and west Of the east line
OF said township in Washington County-Henry
Bailey, Of Columbia, Assistant Assessor.
INSTRUCT M :,
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Samuel Bowkcr, Chaplin, El1eh,I.
Richard II. Young, Sergeant MAJOR, Cam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28

BIi,more, Jan. 2i.-The boat which loft Old
Pant last night srriicd here sbou, eleven o'clock
this morning.
Tie Richmond DIsrArou Of Friday shows tina,
the rebels are much perpleyed at their defeat in
iu Kentu,ky. II zays: ave regret N say that the
report Of the Federal victory in Kentucky, convey
ei /, us wednesday night from Northern spurc-
~, /. more than confirmed by intelligence recciyoi
here At tie Wa Department. 1t appears that our
defeat decisive than even Northern ac-
counts had led va h. believe"
N''V oi oar connection with tho S,uth.ue.,
through Virginia and Tennessee, and tho D. -,
tennessee AMI Virginia Railroad, m.i tho p,ssilJ
interruption ui our inter course with tho S,tb VII,
the Wi'mit gton and Weldon R,iroad. h, the
burnside expedition, directs attention IN the y,i
Importance ~ c'mpetius the connection between
Richmond and D,ny.lle and the North C,r.li,,
Railroad.
augusta Jan. "a private letter received
irom Charleston this morning, says that Ays st,ns
'e-s'lS were sunk In the channel yesterday.
Inc Savannah RErrnLIcAN, ofthis morning, saws
the statement that FedcrL vessels had gone nm
Broad river Is incorrect.
lie DESPATCH contains telegram rom Nprslk
saying that the Baltimore sorrm received tbere
contains = statement that a report hal reached
b"tn"re OF the loss of eve Of the Burnside flea,
IN fMniioo Sound, and that large steam lo,t.pr,b.
ABLY the LouisunN, had besn burnt etc. Thus II
would seem thNi this report hal no OTHER Gundation
than TINS sec'ah sheet the Baltimore 5ouru
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Ro,t1, jan Pa prominent citizen o.
South western Miasout has just arrived from Noun,
vernon. Lawrence county.
lie says that General Rains with about 400 men
tai al light At Noun, Vernon on Tuesday night,
the i,h inst, On his way ~ CRANKY, where his sol
dIrrs sail they we're going " work in the lead
mincs. Threats were made " ares, all men who
hsJ teen connected with the Home Guard AMI put
them At work In the mines. In consequence Of this
= largo number Of Union citizens were leaving the
country on the same might Rains staid at Mount
vernon. Report said tia, one hundred and seventy
W two hunirci rel,eis encsnped ON the head
~ spiiny River, ~ ROUTE for Csssville.
In regard " the troops In Northern Arkansas he
4sys that he he, II frum good authority that thsre
arr ouy abuu 500 " 600 at Croa- uoliows and Cave
Hi Benton county. B't a body Of from 1000 II
900 men were a, Tisforth Bend, about hfty mile
bcio~ V,n Bergen, on the ArkAnsNs river.
se,cr. sece--ionists told him that Cen Price,
Ircc4 1t springfield did not exceed 10000 men
tn. gentleman met tine scouts Of the Yodoral army
four mile, beyond Lebanon, and othor troops At DIFF
ereut points thu side.
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MILITARY NEWS.


The movements at the Brooklyn NAVY Yard
yesterday, were limited to the following ~:
The schooner Oryetta, and the brla Sc, Foam.
belonging 10 Captain P1rtef's mortar deet. war,
put into commission. We have already given a
list 81 their officers There are now seven Of bese
vessels In commission The tbirteen which ro,,at,,
at the yard, uncomInissioned are nr,,,,ras, ,or,
fayorally and will soon Le ready I, sta,, sr ,bs
appointed rendezvous. The NJ. yass,r IL ala,
belonging b. the fleet lott the ward Al one ,,l.L
The new gunboats O,ynsro and K,,,yyb, ..,.,,,.,
their powder yesterd,y. The sI,.,r-oc-,.ar ~
Adams AZ son A. she ba. liscb,,.,st all no.. =
will haul up the ward and v,n, err, ,r,il ~,
be rehucd. 1t is rcrort,L Al the varI. Aha, ,ybo,,
this vessel went u China nearly tbr,e va.rs ,,,,
she put int Rio de J,neiru, Wb.r, she ,y,s o,er.
hauled and prcnounc.d un..ay,,rthv x,,y =,
her officers len in consequence, aud others we,s
appointed in their stesd, after which she pr,soi,l
GA her cruise. The crew fine .J,bp Ai,,,, ..,,,
not Ice paid of until Friday next Thev b,yc L..,,
expecting their pay for some TINA. AND ,bs d.,,,
in the settlement of their accounts b.s ,,..l -
auce of a good deal of snerr,,ti, l.u,,,.,o
A detachment Of twenty-tNo mon. orIis,ol o.,
Albany for the First Regiment Of New York. undo,
command II Capt Leslie arrived I'm tbis .itv ve.-
,erlay morning, and were q,urtercd tcnr.,rsriv A,
the Park Barracks. They are TO proceed To Wash
ington today Nine recruits In charge OF CorIoral
Westsoti, for the Twenty -ninth Mass. Regiment
ala arrived at the same time, and are u proceed 10
the Headquarters Of the corps Newport News.
Orders we've received yesterday, IRON Washing.
ton, FIR the in mediate dcpai turs OF the Seventh
Regiment oi New HunPshire Volunteers, Col Put
nam, with are quartered at No. 20 White street
for Fort Jefferson, Tortugas stenmer will be char
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An. .xsn, N ,bs .,a-,ion Of Mr.. DOfeiss, with n.
sIisbt difference the same oontes, would have en-
sued. In the fundamental law, dss Sc Engu .u
oulT ~ persona and Legislation By COnsress Is VIA
Qua Limitation as " Persons. There q the sUp'
power within the limits Of Me Constitunen ~
changing the pcrsor.i ststrs Of " $50 slaves
". 80 N s-.Sts the proper Cd els deo'HIe
t...l b., Aoc,rilns to tho art H-hcy' We ~
,lhss or sreLIies ayainst oursYlNcs nAI
~lich goss va. the contest 81 min iLgiy, bsooso
ard lee ttsJ, wll hna in the end u . ~ ae.o
struggle Gentemen who turn their paid faces sWsyI
and held their weak etounaehs mast go " TIE fcaI
while the br,int Of the battle will be rlaoeo
in csher hands. Wherever hefoould Ind censutu-
liouAi right " desl with slsvtry he would srixe
a blow and pray God N make the blow edecnh.
The people are In advance Of the President, snss
s. s9s os the rsddps oross h.s produccd rsdi
cal movement, not among politicians pw among
the rsces Of men.
a. n,iment here enuncaied, that Congress hasF
mower by a single enactment " emanctpate AL the
slaves held under the laws OF AL slave-hosdinef
s,Atea and after this announcement he Ws nos
ali surprised 10 hear tie principle asserted tn.s
In a certain emergency Congress had power
declare = Dictator W control the Goyerumensj
According " his view the COnstituton wa cm
pact Of the entire people with every mdividun1
by which Government Ii hound " Afford protect
ton, and the people 10 render obeiienoe on IN
terms and conditions se' iSr,h t IN ". :
excepting by due process Of law and this proyacaf
Is governed ny the other prohibiting the passage -
sLy bill Of sttsinder. The CuDsttution must be "A
ken whole, nd in detached parts. II IL an IND
stfument Of delegated and luiitei powers He ar
gued, QUO ting frUm the Supreme Court decisiOnsi
T. show hstthe execute and direction of war u wiz
the President. According " the laws II war, ha
had no doubt thtt the President In marchins the
ames into the ensmy's country, has the right W OF
der the capture Of the personal prupe " Of the reb
Ella hut he would not undertake " legisste the rel
bellion down. lie would put II down In the oaly
way II could lie put down, namely. by hghung,
Prumisouous debate was here CLOSED, when the
n illtNy academy appropriation bill read. and
reported b. the House without Anendnent, ans
passed.
The consideration Of the executive, Judicial and
legislative appropriation I'LL, WAS resumed. and
without ooncluding action on the I'LL the House al
iourupd
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From NX,Aern YIraInIn.

Wheeling, Ia, Jan. H.-ln convention to-
day, Nj. BUteile, Of OH, County, ofi,rei tho Co..
lowing propositions relative u slavery In the new
STATE N, slaves shall LES brought into the STATE
trr permanent residence alcr the adoption Of this
Constitution. Ali children born Of slave parents In
this state, on aud after the Fourth Of July, isG5,
,hsi, be free, and Tho Legislature may provide Ny
genera laws for the apprenticeship Of such children
during minority Cor Subsequent calculation. The
slave prop iii NJ were referred h. the Committee
pn General Provisions. II Is not txpscted that the
Cuuuittoo will report any provision Of the ,ls'ye
character, the majority being adverse n thn oIu-
tderati,n Of slavery, but It Is Thought that when
tncy make their report, proposition en.bvhying
tho sentiments Il the free state will be- br'u gh
| forward, aud will he, from present indie ,tion,S
| hcrcey Contested
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CSmpeny H-Capt. II. W. Ryder; Lieut.. VIM. Y.
Osrdper; EnsiSp, p. A. Oliver.
Company R-CaJt James OromHe; Lieus. James
a Bates Ensign, Henry A. Downing.
Tho r.val recruiting returns, for last week,
N..s tsst o. a. huLdred and twenty-five mon ~ ~"
sA.iI,s - 8. cty, On hundred and sig''
Hpm were Er Csptsin Pcrte.'- rar.- G',' ma
y est dor general serviro. a. S.i-I,r Il "
i.r that LsS zen shippel sny week curing tine
la.' ok months The uLn Jer Of tusp'ss seamen
on board the North CTohns IL eight hundred
Lieutenant wor1en, who has been in charge NJ the
South street naval rendezvous since November, Is
appointed 10 the steamer Ericsson.
Recruiting for the regular army presents NJ new
feature. The business done here, last week. was
Of the slightest possible character. The gens-a
service Offices did not eulht single recruit, and
the reldmenlal Offices were not much more fortrl
nate A small detachment of recruits enlisted
during the las, ten days, for the b,h artillery,
sent on Saturday 10 Harrisburg, Pa, where thu
regiment Ia being organized. The OH ial head
quarters ofths regiment arc At Port Pcken,, Pen.
Hcola. The 18th infantry, headquarters at For,
Independence, BostDn hArbpr, has two recruiting
Offices here, which have no, yet ms. with much suo
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Of thu Ales eventually 70 suLdus their Oppo-
cents and hold military possession Of Mexico,
but sitor this has bs,n done, what power can
extract flom tho paltry seven millions Of c''h-
~'fAtively impoverished pspuir'i5' W Mex
itO con NJ, 'Lc payment Of -u. ODD"
v,n.. or parh.ps Of ono thousand .
dollars. T. ~ this sum tie o. IN. 1901. and
expenses Of this compulsory process Of collection
nav be advanced after few years OF warfare.
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From MAAhInatan-

washington, IAN. 2L-Ths U. $. brig Perry.
which for some months past has been anchored ,ust
Below AeNandria fitting out for sea, was nut In
read n,"s In the early part Of last week, and an
rh1rsd"y night ran down past the Confederate bat,
''ri'- IN tow u the plsey. She WIS not hred Al.
Inc repairs ~ the Island belle were completel at
the hnrd On Saturday, and she il taking ON hoard
ten. slcAles and sIue officers Of Ills brigade She
ran down past TIE robe batteries on Saturday nglt
without being ared at, ami after landing her paSsen
gers at LVerToo point, laid by until Sunday nigtt
"neh sue returned to lndian Head. on hor M trim
SIX 'h"'sW er, fired II her by the Coniederates none
taking net.
Inc rebels appear Ia be enlarging and strength
ehlnR Their works at Cockpit Point ~ II u rnake
the ocoupuan tho main line Of defence on their right
wing.
MeSSrr' Aspinwah and Mnturn, " New York
were exam med before the Committee Of WAYS and
Means tls morning, giving their yi.ws Of thu
proper p'icy to be pursued IN relation u financial
matters.
Gen. fremont and family are here living in 4 re.
urea manner On IT., between 9th and lOth sta.
lh'y o'e"'i'na!ly attend private social entertain.
neht'' Tut e!dum appear in public.
Tue resignation Of Gen. slgel not having been A.
'rF'u'n!7 military abilities being highly apprecia.
''' h' Will not renew 1t. As strong friend Of the
ln.or, he will continue in the service, whore he can
be- Of most use either in Missouri or on the Poto-
mac. series Of events prompted him 10 retire
in'm the army, but the recent cause of com
plSint, It is believed, will be rcmedisd.
Gen. Don Domingo DE Goiooura, New York, ar
rived here today on important business for the Mex
can Government.
Adyice4 from III" city If Mexico, from di-tn.
gushod sources confirm the published accounts of
the union generally u parties heretofore opposed
b ea' IA "'Gcr' making common cause against the
European Invasion.
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Boston, Jan. 2I.-Fire this morning broke ont in
VHn', uhi h,t' IN tie story over the stL.s, which
proved very Disastrous 10 na,rlv Ali m. ,.,,,,,, .,
TIE narkct-'y the ,nes, snake aud water. VERY
lew e" them were insured. Nu,rse Mason A G. =.
H'd rIH IA agricultural implements, seeds etc ln.
Sd'l over We market were damaged $2O,OOO: fIllv
insured. The entire market bud.nr which g.
"Nhel hy the city, wNs greatly damaged. The dAu-
age AtrK"thcr amounts h. over enc hun lr,sl th,i.
sand dollars '.''
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Our Wnshinstsn COrrespondence-G Garrett
Dnvk-SecIetary WelIes' Defence-The
Tr'nbury Note Bill-NIr, Cameron's Nils.
sion Oar Relations with Mexico, &c.


Garritt Davis of Kentucky, has just given
the Senate and the country a sample of Ken
lucky, volubility as we'll as eloquonce. lie has
sp, ken two days, and about three hours each
day. The first day the Senator spoke to the re-
solution before the Senate and his audience wa
delighted, but on the second day, when he wan.
deItd of upon the slavery question, the largo
crowd began to diminish. lie is a fine old man.
Garrett Dayis-and is already much beloved in
the Senate. lilo is a man of singular appear.
anee, short Ia statute, with a head covered
with grey hairs, and q voice shrill and sharp
az he shriek Of a locomotive.
Tour editorial remarks respecting tho Bank
rnpt Law, and the non action Of Congress upon
me subject, were very just. 1t looks TO me "a
IL me present Congress would not touch the
su9eSt' There ate two Of taree bills befOrS the
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LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the VICINITY.

EMANCIPATION AN OBJECT or r"T WA
Rev. DR.. Cheeyer delivered a sermon Ia the Chur
Of the Puritans, on sunday evening, from the tel
"and they took Dagon and set him Ia his pla
q. aim" !, Samuel chapter V, verse o, lie alta i,
severe y the policy At present threatened by /
Government, Of a restoration Of slavery, denounci
It ~ an act of injustice and inhumanlty, for whi
Gou's wrath would certainly be visited IN our Ian