1,802 feet above the level of Lake Memphremagog, or 2,558 feet above the sea. While attached to the commission for marking the Texan boundary. **When a lieutenant attached to Long's first expedition.

# Connected by triangulation, by Lieut. W., with Major Graham's astronomical point in Portland.

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

Page 104. - William H. Polk, Chargé d'Affaires at Naples, has resigned his mission, and been appointed Major in the 3d Dragoons.

Pages 105-108.- John McPherson, of Virginia, has been appointed Consul at Genoa, in place of C. Edwards Lester, recalled; Hugh Keenan, of Pennsylvania, for the port of Dublin, and Charles Huffnagle, of Pennsylvania, for the port of Calcutta.

Pages 109-113.- Charles Bollman is appointed Consul for Hanover, to reside at Pittsburg, Pa.; Manoel dos Santos is Vice-Consul of Portugal, for Norfolk and other ports in Virginia, except Alexandria; J. W. Jockusch is Consul of Hamburg for Galveston, and Charles Randall, of Warren, R. I., is appointed Vice Consul of Portugal for Rhode Island. Pages 163 166. - MAINE. - Asa W. H. Clapp, of Portland, has been elected representative to Congress from the 2d district; Franklin Clark, of Wiscasset, from the 4th; Ephraim K. Sweet, of Camden, from the 5th; and James S. Wiley, of Dover, from the 6th. MARYLAND.—John G. Chapman has been elected representative from the 1st District; James Dixon Roman, from the 2d; Thomas W. Ligon, from the 3d; Robert M. McLane, from the 4th; Alexander Evans, from the 5th, and John W. Crisfield from the 6th. ALABAMA.— The residence of W. R. W. Cobb, is at Bellefonte, Jackson Co.; of S. W. Harris, at Wetumpka; of Samuel W. Inge, at Gainesville. TENNESSEE. In the 5th district, for George W. Gordon, read George W. Jones, of Fayetteville; and in the 6th, for Gordon, read James H. Thomas, of Columbia. The residence of Washington Barrow is at Nashville; that of William T. Haskell is at Jackson; and that of H. L. W. Hill, at Mc Minniville. WISCONSIN. -John H Tweedy is elected delegate.

Pages 170, 172, 174.-Oakland College is in Mississippi. In Cumberland University, Tenn., there are 8 Instructers; 138 Students; 2,500 Volumes in the Libraries; and commencement is the last day in July. A Law Department has been added to the University, under the charge of Hon. A. Caruthers, as Professor.

Page 176.- The State officers in North Carolina are elected biennially, on the 1st Thursday in August, and the Legislature meets on the 3d Monday in November.

Pages 177, 266.-Philip F. Thomas has been elected Governor of Maryland, to hold office three years from the 1st Monday of January, 1848. Pages 177, 280.-George W. B. Towns has been elected Governor of Georgia, to hold office two years from November, 1847.

Page 328. - Marshal Soult has resigned the office of President of the Council, and M. Guizot has been appointed in his place.