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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

srhIbitsd roll Of ereenbseks. and offered 20 be-
the entire pile on some absurd proposition COZ
pected With The throwing Of dice Al the insti
CATION Of another OF The party. our Benton county
eoufd took bin up, and the stakes were placed
ia the hands Of q veil dressed stranger Who was
quietly slipping bis lager OF course Benton
county son, bot meanwh bile the stakeholder had
vamosed, and strange TO say, up 20 che present
writing he has aot returned. nor have the police
been able 10 ascertain biz Whereabouts. His
eonfederstes left on the midnight train for Chi
cago. and the stakeholdsf probably got aboard al
The Battle Ground. This Is all the more prOba-
bic on the fact that q horse stolen the same night
from pasture LOT on the vest side OF the river,
vas found the next day near Davis Ferry. below
the Battle Ground station. Doesteks' friend,
the Benton county sucker. has departed wiser
than be came. but minus the proceeds OF bis
summers lsbor.-Lafsyst,e Courier.
Lngle. Of the Courier. has been playing the
confidence game several years, and no says !
pays
Another fatal accident occurred on Monday
Vim. Pruitt, one Of the Oldest citizens oil tins
county, while on his way down the railroad from
Edinburg toward Taylorsville, was met by the ~
train, and was struck by the engine or tender
ana instantly killed.-Columous Democrat
ANN WoRn.--Our farmers complain OF Ih,
ravagss Of the army worm upon The new growing
wheat They report to Us that all the fields arr
more OF less stripped. while many helds do no
exhibit q stock, the worm having literally cut j
clean to the root The late frosts will have th
effect to stop their dewedstions. --peKalb Demo
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Supporting the Governments /.

During Mr.. Lincoln's administration, whenever
Democrats objected TO any unconstitutional nct of
the Executive, they were charged with want of
Z" loyalty" 70 the Government, and treated TO
such gentle epithets as copperheads' and I" trail
tors" Now the boot is on the other leg. The
Government" has passed into other hands, and
the radicals in full opposition to the
OF the Government adopted for the speedy FestO-
ration of the Union. Ask the radical gentry who
SO lately cried g traitor" aud " coppeFhead," il
they are in favor OF supporting the Government, y
and see with what WV faces they argue that the
Executive is not the Government bat that Con-
gress IS. 1t is quite entertaining to see how they
swallow the medicine they were 20 fond OF pre-
scrlblng TO others circumstances do alter cases.
The same men who were ready to hang, draw aud
quarter every person who questioned that Mr.
Lincoln was rightfully invested With all the powers
OF the Government. are now ready TO vote want
Of confidence in President johnson Let them
take dose of their own medicine
We should, by all means, support the Govern
Deut" All who do not sustain the President at
this juncture, must be ranked a. " dislOyal =
Phila Age.
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HOME FOR INvALIDS.
ST. JOHNS HOME
i ~ " A L L ID - {!

WyREQUENT APPLICATIONS TO HARBoR THE SICK
II and give them the care Of nurse, have induced
the Sisters OF Providence TO open an lnfrmary which
prepares them give in time of sickness, asylum
persons who have ne regular home, and who, conse-
quently suffer greatly at those times from the want OF
good care and Of proper accommodations. The need Of
such institution has long since been fe Rev. A.
Bessones whose duty often calls him TO the sick room
seeing the good that Inyalids Home would do, has,
within the last two years requested the Sisters OF Prov
dence to commence and il is at his repeated sus
tons that the Sisters make now attempt, hoping
TO benefit all those who may find themselves in the situa
ton above alluded to
The intention of the managers is to establish the
house principles Of charity well as Of benevolence,
ard the basis upon which it is founded WILL when in
cessfs operation, enable IL to provide for its own
port. The invslids that have means and who will be-
long 10 the class of SICK bosrders will pay the price
down week but this charge will be reduced in favor
OF those whose mted in this case charges
will be proportioned 10 the means OF each enc. Let IL
be understood that the destitute will be excluded
them specially will the hand OF mercy be extended, so
far the house will be able. to give them gratuitous
admittance is only 20 be added, that on their BEHALF
some assistance will be needed.
The fund arising from the receipts OF the sick board
ers WILL il Is expected, in time, support the establish
ment but until then il Is hoped that the citizens view
ing IL favorably and taking interest In IT, will Tor the
present, help towards its maintenance. Though be-
gins on 'small begnnings usual mode Of benevo-
lent institutions yet considerable expense is required in
the start; had be found, sufficient furniture
purch ased and every days living provided for To de-
fray the first expenditures the Sisters had on hand as
collected from St. Johns congregation on the occasion
OF lecture given by Rev Father kiroy Tor the benefit
Of this nfrmary then IN projects also SIS and $3.50 do
mated by individual rarte-, making In all $50; with
this the house furnished With the indspenss-
bic requirements. Counting the well known chsrta-
bic disposition Of the community a. large aims will be
looked for; the gifts may be in groceries, goods, furni-
;ure, market provisons-a will be thankfully received,
and applied effect the service Of the reduced and
destitute invads for whom only the aims solicited.
Twenty five dollars worth Of groceries received
the house ned; the donor Is thanked for
her liberal benefscton and ready will 70 give her aid
The BUILDING fitted up for St Johns Home Is South
Tennessee street, No. las.
Price per week, during the winter season, Ter sick
boardsrs, with the best accommodations had -
Invalds select their own physician.
For Admittance apply 20 Sister Superior 81. Johns
Home Applications can also be made to Rev. A. Bes-
sonies SISTERS OF Providence
OctlO -d6tSw3t
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STATE IrE vs.

There are nov fourteen prisoners in the Viso
county jail
The Frs, Presbyterian and Baldwin
Churches of Terre Haute are about to effect q
union.
IscREAsx OF Nksko POPULATION CORES
pendent writes US as follows from Roekport.
Spencer county:
"Nigeers are getting thicker here than black
berries aud the sensible part of tho Republican :
are getting sick Of them When the isIue shall
be fairly and squarely made up, as il will De
next summer. l think ne beat the radicals
in this end of the State without trouble Hoping
for return Of the good old Democrats rule in
Indiana, | an, gentlemen.
Your obedien. servant D."
ST JosEPH CoUSrY-A correspondent, gives
US the following items from ST. Joseph:
The Aessrs Drapiers talk OF resuscitsting
TIE Forum We have but one county officer
20 elect this fall; consequently We will have ne
parIv contest.
hon : Collax returned from his California
trip last week HE'S looking well. aud appears
to be in hne spirits
Hon. Dan. Voorhees, anu lady visited our city
last seek. for the first time. They brought
son 20 Noue Dame University, and daughter
TO st AAry's Seminary. These institutions are
Ia prosperous condition
The Northern Indiana College. With Rev
Levi TArF President. j. also in hourishng con
di;ion. Over one hundred students are ia atlen-
dance
The corn and potato crop 10 shis county Il.
more than average one.
CoSTlpxScK CANA GREKSnoRN RELIEVED
90 81, lOV.-Laiayetts = the hall way houss be
tween Chicago aud Ciacinnasi. aud tie surplus
viiiainy Of both Sodon and Gomorrah. vibrating
between the tao. - frequently Inflicted upon this
community A hAli-ioIen or more OF the mean.
est thieves OF the Garden City have bsen in TO sn
this week. seekug Ike Mrs Partington's roar
ing lioa, "shOm they may devour somebody
They fell upon a soit thing night before last. A
half-baked gentleman from Benton county. -ho
bad Just realized 81 100 90 su interes, 10 q 10,
OF eattle. stimulated bis native vefdsncv with
few inches Of Wabash whiskey, vintage Of 1865,
= end began shOsing hs money The Chicago
party spotted him for victim, OF Ia the
language Of the cfscksmeu. vent for
bis stamps One Of them, sosdy
looking chap Who pretended to be very tight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

Salvador, fed from Dis capital 10 1863, and d.
enas was elected President 10 bic stead. Barrios
came 70 this country, where be made many
friends. Two or three months ago be started 10
return 20 lead revolt which bad been organised
in hrs favor While be was on the sea, his aS-
herenis were routed In battle vith The forces Of
Duenas. The vessel in which he had embarked
was struck by lightning. and obliged to put into
the port Of Raelsjo, Nicaragua. The United
States Consul declared that the vessels papers
we're forgeries, and she was seized by the Mica
rsguan GeveInnent There Is extradtion
treaty between Nicsrsgus sad San Salvador; and
the latter power demanded the possession OF Bar
rios The NieAragsAn- authorities gave him Mp
With the express stipulation that bis life should
be spared. and Bsrrios WA conveyed prisoner
to the capital where so recently be bad been the
Chief Magistrate. Here he was tried by court
martial. and notwithstanding the stipulation with
Nicaragua. VAS sentenced TO death.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

The London papers publish . letter written in
May, 1864. BY the late Mr. CospEs. on America.
to French gentleman in which, after speaking
TO Mexico:
:" Ii toe North should realize my expectations,
IL will present itself before the old world ia \
new and most formidable attitude, for il will have
proved itself as great 10 war ss in peace. Ii is
the only country 10 the world which, while
IL is q first class naval power (for It's mer-
camille tonnage is equal 10 our own can keep
700 900 men in the field. Has your En-
peror thought OF all this in connection with bis
Mexican expedition | confess | saw with
amaIement as we'll Es regret the course which he
took in sending AZ army TO interfere in the in
sernsl affairs of that wretehed country. Ii re-
minded me, in its impoliey, OF the expedition of
the First Napoleon from Bsyonne into Spain
No human being can restore Mexico to
order. or confer on h the blessings of
civilized progress. Is requires the hand
OF God himself to effect such a change in that
degraded population OF hali-oAstes. But does
toe Emperor know bow deeply the public senti
ment OF the United States IL outraged aud hu.
inflated by this attempt OF a foreign power to
set I'd an empire AZ their door without consuls-
ton With tueml How would you Prenchmen
like 10 see the Yankees sending an army 10 ss-
tAbnsh republic in Belgium without consulting
your Seeing the American papers regularly, l
gather from them thai the resentment agaiss,
you for the Mexican Intervention Is ready 10
burst forth .se moment the rebellion 10 in sure
way OF defeat. The Americans will have some
serious controversies With England. but they are
OF nature to keep aud employ the ingenuity OF
diplomatsts. But look Tor perempsory dc
mAnd from Washington for explanations from
the Tuileries, which will lead TO war or humiiia-
ton sincerely wish the Emperor would With
draw every French soldier Immediately.
"RlcHARp COBpkS
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The Execution of Barrios-How the
Ex-President OF san Salvador Wet
m. rnIe

The official government Journal of San Saliva
dor. II Constitutional. OF tie 3lst OF August,
contAinS the particulars Of the execution OF En-
Pressdert Barrios. The unfortunate man having
been toid about midnight Of The 2eih ulnmo, that
he hsd bat slx hours 10 live, proceeded 10 the
prison chapel. where he spent soms time in reli-
gious preparation. attended by The Bishop SA-
dano Here also he made his will At4ls o'clock
OF the morning OF The 18th, Bafrios con
Quoted 70 the scafod, escorted by small mill
iary iosee. The sentence was sgain read, and
the bishop exhorted and prayed with the con-
demned man BsFrios bede farewell 70 several
friends. and charged General Gonzales with the
care Of bis remains he requested his confsssor
to have a mass said quietly and without ponp for
the repose Of his soul, and then met death With
entire resignation. According TO his last request
his body was inferred IA the church called del
Cslrorids
Gersrto BArrios. formerly President Of San
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NOTICE.


FlyHE partnership heretofore existing between the
1 undersigned, under the irn name OF FLETCHER
DAvIUGE. has IA day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent c. e. DsvidSe will continue the business and Is
authorized TO settle all accounts Of the late frm.
X. p FLETCHER,
{. ". DANlDGE
indianapolis. Oct. ,. lsdj. Octa-dSt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

The census of Iowa shows the population
OF that State 70 be 1904 including 1888
eOlorsd persons. The number Of votes - l46. :
2s7
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MASONIC.

STATED MEETING OF ANCIENT LANDMARKS
- Lodge, No 3l9, will be held this Tuesday even
ing, at y. O'Clock.
NJ II. HALPIN. Secretary
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--EX-GovsnOr Horton. Of Texas died a.
Natssords on September l.
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NOTICE.
TO SPORTSMENl

IN WANT OF A THOROUGH BROKE SETTER Or
Pointer Dog, Dan Morrison, Of sullivan, Aoulirie Co,
Illinois, has few on hand FOR sale cheap, and wArrAn-
ted oct7-lm
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LOST.


4 osT-A CROSS DIAMOND PIs. VITA SIX SETS.
On yesterday, alocg Illinois OF Washington streets
The finder will he paid The above reward BY returning
TO the undsr sned No. lO3 South Illinois street Bril-
liant salooa CAPT. J. O'LEARY.
Ocf7-lt
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WAN & ..
LUTHER D. WATERMAN, Nj. o.,
and Surgeon,

A ATE surgeon Thirty ninth Indiana Volunteers
0a3ce -0s North PeEnsylvsuia street. half sqa2rs
north 81 ths POstoaaee Car be found there day and
night. fy<-isdSu
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FOR SALE.
CHEAP HOUSE.

A RESIDENCE OF four rooms, on South Tennessee
N street, g good sized lot, with side and al
leys, for 81 zoo in cash, or -, 900 in payments.
b. ID. JONES, Real Estate Agent,
octlO DOT 81 East Washin gton street
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This i entirely establishment. upon -hch q
enormous ameunt q capital has been isti<h-d vth
unsparing hand. 70 make 4 What 4 CLAWS. ard Il
kns~ieged ey al % b- the Fnest Kxhfbou q the Ags
Il Is entirely novel original m consetion, superior
In every speciality ana include. TIE folowing Immense
and unp rAleled esn hinatlen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

THE GREAT CONRAD W.
BROTHERS, the Champlan
Gymnasts OF the Weird, q ts
title and a claim which + undis-
puted by any other Professor OF
the Classic and Herculean Sports.
In their wonderful feats OF Eques-
TRAN AcrObats they surpass the
anticipation Of the most exacting
insginsiiOns.
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NNILLIAMShUKGU-A GOnn 49,

GDQ0 CASH AND 70 QUAHGERi y NJ
WV p4id, will tuv. n's 2-story hou'o, og .
y lGn Ay0, Also o COTlng ftOro, sci, located l.. A
liluor - grocar,. 4. McCABE. IA 1t aud IN ave
South brooklyn. sol
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INSTRUCTION.

II ANJu-BtNJO-f GUARANTEE TYE
-. .,,a' lnnurr'i o. .on toppF pur o, the plrulaI
go. n. D., CotaH, = Entst. ~
3ANJO TAUGHT THOROUGHLY ~ ONE
= quarters "'s'nsh by n. e. DuHSuN. cst U.o,d
W.. h''lu' lnnic 10 order and iuru hot lot ~, n,
ii'"i' TO- "'ton tom . a. ~. until . =. M III
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q GREAT NUMBER OF HELP, MALE
Aand .omale can have czeoi emf situations itont
delev. IN eve cHptcitv, Nv app wing az MANNING'S
DC Established Nrc-cy IS Court o., Is ootivn. vel
tnoNn to lie 'he bee ONCE ia tho United sts.cs A.
slEl l .a4 tp.uuutYI
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WANTED.
NNANTED-A GIRL FROM iG To ~
w years Of arc, 10 do tho lir.t reu.rvori =, j,
fsmilv-ono that has lived out L.. or .-cr, tut a
Protestant need apply. Call At u Wet ION g., near
9th Az.
WANTED IMMEDIATEIN-MFN TOR
w lsht aud permanent work vhpc.u make ffom
eS 10 $40 week. at the Office Of the ' Y & az
iicssongers' Co, Alderman Place, near On MIXERS
arcct. ..6
WANTED - THOROUGHLY CONPT.
w tent colutel Woncn. one ne co1k and iauulrCs.
the ether ss chamle maid in a small p-, 10 family
in B.Uokbn. 10 those wei toc'nl,u'1Icl 'coi
at tho ono ofBAii.EY'& EATON, Is nioaav ,ysIl
\AJANTED-GOoD SIZE BOYS 10 PACK
w square bread In barrcs. Appy at g6l Front
IT, near Dover.
WANTED - TIN HOOTERS Al ~
w Third ave. HENRY srIlriSG. %
NhTANrED-A GOOD HONEST AND ~.
W. du;tr,ou. hoy in = rcal e'tats oucc. ApoI, to
]. fElflE JOB Atlantic e. BROOKLYN 20
WANTED-2 GOOD MlLLlNEKS AND !
w apprentice Apply 10 tishth ave. -
NNANTEp-A EESrECTAGLE YOUNG
w German 10 ogcn oytiers. 64o ihi.i ave. si5
NNANIED-TWO GOOD TN AND
w shca' iron workers TO work insdo or ont q
Ca;u,inc 20 l9o
\TAN1up AN OPERATOR WHEELER
~ 4 Wi-ou'; machine for flannel Sh.r,. 569
Eifhth e., l,.. Ayes aud u. lso
NJASrLD-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
w learn 10 operate Oh Sin ere and Whrccr6 &
wilson's ewing machine; terms e,'v ral taught VOL.
A. Sood soacfe 60 learn pantauon m.Sing. Inquire
a. 80 Delaney u. in the lsemcn'. 1856
NNANTED-l MILLINER AND FELT
w hat trimmer. Apply At Mrs. THOMAS, 10
.\VANTED-EXPERIENCED HOOP skirt
n a al A o. nj " "a
~ Wig. Co 81 Wnlkcrr. 96l
NUANTED-AN EXPERIENCED Rntton-
hole maker. App, to American Water Proof
tiu'h 20, yth t., near ID, N,iliamsburgr. tbi
WANTED - 10 TO Is RESPECTABLE
business men to act AGENTS Tor the sale OF an
sriclc Us iu every family rs TO $40 eau be uiado
d,iiN hy efgetic men Cal Tor days on y. WEB
SltR Co. No - ,etas st. room No ;. J2l
NVANTED-hT L. 5. SANITARY COM
wcavcrs, tailors ami arksmih None but dschar ed
soldiers and sailor- need apply. GO
VOUNG LADIES LEARNED ON SINGERS
mscaine On all kinds Of vorh IerfNct, al.o on
PANT; places found af soon - learned learned In
o., tIlo, FROM week /, 10 days, :, Rose a. cor
Duane n tho rear. Terms o. rv. IL
- SLATERS WANTED-APPLY At l.
- 'aruinc n. al
> CARPENTERS WANTED 1T 2S2 WEST
<-atd II. bot Q h AMI io'h aves 10
> Sugar R'N PArFPEES WANTED.
- Pc ~ irQu. G In the rrni'u,e s'otc. OF
| . rAiLOSS WANTED IN STORE. d6 T..
. ,>~3.is'. ne 4th ave Conc ready ils .u't 90
= TAIORS VANTLp 70 WORK ~ TIE
Ditate. 50 Atlantic ave. Hrooklvr. y kEON ID,
- coop PACKING BoX MAKEKS Wan.
- tei-ton' NEED apgg lu' those no ihorushi.
70 is, Rsskst =
~ BUTTQSHOLE MAKERS FOR FINE
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DIMBTR WhNTED.~OSH VINO IN
i icr,teu . gas dung CAL early 4d5 Eighth ave.
hfHil IT. !'E
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . JOUF
L neyncu. Que on , ench work AMI one on site
WORK. Apply % j ", II. CUMMINGS, wholess
COuieciioner, go Broad Of, Newark. M. I
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6n MALE AND FEMALE COTTON Linen
DOAnl vOolcu wesyerH autod this u.y fnr dIlcr-
cut hctcrios, At thu American Cotton, Linen and
WOODEN Bureau. whitehall 60. opposite Castle car
don JON WtifLLt Age0t t,l
900 fIRSTCLASS BAi>TERS WANIED
DOO on irht cults. APP a. - and 80, ast
stu II. bot. ave AMI -, in t.c ftc,pr. 10
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a NCNDFRFCL NlSl FOR MALE AID
ie'ls help OF 81, 3. Tons ipr GOOD stuatous. o.,
J. WELILN'S or'"r, Whi'chol t. foo Of Bss...
snitod. .~l
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| 1RlLSl' . HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
1n..dIss sI!f CENTS psE B0I, Fst ~. eS
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TO BLANK BOOKBINDERS-WANIFD
-, - a GOD lob dnshor. Arply to NoGLER Ne
WIN, - William a.. -
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s. SMART STEADY WOMAN WANTED
"A for t..e-.l iousn work. allie ~ cook v.Hh art
ron wages 3ig. TIC 6ih ave. in,o.c. neics'r,e
fe1uircI ~
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WANTED.

A RTlT1CIAL FLOWERS - SMART BOY
Aranted 10 cut out. one who understands thst
trade. ! a. LOPPIN, IA Wooster st 9t5
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TO TAlLORS-WASTED, A FIRST RAT
Il bushelman one who can operate on singers raj
chine preferred, God Wrees and copssut empio
meut given, at - B'eecketst. 60
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-13
The Legislature,


Several bills, says the NO. Times of
the 18th, affecting the interests efsthe Cons
monwealth were, on their appearance in
the Heuse, referred, to the standing COM
mittees.. There have been preparations
made both in the Senate and the House
to test the accuracy lot many allegations IN
the Governors message, as well as follow
the recommendations it.scontains. Two
important bills were introduced in the
House--one providing for the election of
city officers, and alleging the want Of legal
capacity on the part Of the. present incnm-
bents; the other providing for the organs
cation of a Police Board, modelled after
the Metropolitan system of New York
city, Both bills were referred to commit
tees. The majority and minority report
Of the Committee Of Fifteen, to whom were
referred all matters pertaining to the call
Of a. eonyention, was made the special or
der of Friday next. In the Senate, the
Judiciary COMMITTEE reported against
Wood and Brown as Senators. on the
ground of fraud at their election. Their
action was Sustained by an unanimous vote,
and the seats are therefore vacant; new
election to be ordered. There is mani
fest disposition to refer all matters of leg
Iislation to committees ip the Legislature
and It'll in thar reports the public must
look for settlement OF the question.
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ffAinsjssa, shoshsss tlla ssnksof~ gsaaal q
Capistran, has wisely forborne military ele.
vation, though we believe he was formerly
"a geaeral Of brigade. y q + 81
Aslarge Imperial force was expsctsd]
soon to arrive at Monterey, from the CAPT
tai city, under the command Of Gen. Lopez
second in command to Gen. Mejia, which,
with TINT Of Matamoros, wislsnfice to put
down all associated opposition and keep
open the. routes Of standardization. The
intermediate region being poor, will not re-
ceiVe much care.
The respectable people, it isthonght. will
all soon make their peace with the Govern
mehts and no quarter viii be shown to the
cut-throats and robbers associated with
Cortinas andCanales. Unless there should
be war with the United States, Mexico
iwlHsoon be prosperous and useful to ':all
the world and the rest Of mankind. 49,
N. @. Picayune.
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Jefferson Davis,

From the Metropolitan Record.
Patriot sends the following lines from
Buffalo. Though few, they will rank among
the best tributes offered to the hero of a
late republic. -Fs 3'i i5hs
Justice blind goddess shall this man Of
: x, men
Die, while insulted liberty yet lives3iy
Are honor, honesty both dead?, Who gives
Voice to the cryf Hank! the unholy
shout 49, sF,.zs.,.
Issues from additions demon den,
Striving to put The light ofreason ont.
Be firm, O, hero Thy bright name shall yet
Grow brighter as the whirling world wanes
And grandly glow when other stars have set
For in thy persecution freedom gains.
Mount vernon's tomb, where sleeps such
2. sacred clay, aatie 3f5t ~ haf
y No-more shall claim the pilgrims steps
hes alone; ,ik5nIs L. gssta gaa
Endeared to men, through Times remotest
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Davis! thy name, than Waslington's Is
grander grown. "RArRIor." s