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MAJOR DAvEzAc.-The appolnl9nssbn, 9 sb,r] this gallant old soldier to the pos. erv U. viF] d'anaires to Holland isrecelyedi es.is .;ao Ed by the democracy with deep gratllcss,,Iboec ,be covl have deserved better the honors ol ,he .,e Tepd rnment, by valor in the field, or oy u;s lie slrol blican cause in our civil contests. i .tr,cls and animated political writings hasr l';c onipio public attention and influenced Puo'm 'f oal for many years; and his glllS 'ls parontaes p have been exerted with signal ausasa m s,afes, the democratic party in most ol 'l,'

 the Union during the recent eoh'e9s aad orate

 To great powers as reasollel u aselI sor he adds the interest of a mlllu lo.clI with information by the labors ol a ,o,roul ,ens and with anecdoie derived from ln;s ;snhep with men of renown in both henilsf ah snril and the fascination of manner when 1aeis sf. from a heart overnowing wlili kiiucJk inTcJok