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R'iems et Tilie 4 Repealer - •
, 1111V511 antitits—iirada within the it
daducw4.4menehri in ANPINCiie
dieralteiL pipit w ofittien yelitt; ant 'final to wfli
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.ICotratterebs,,tyeeti
inne. Adanitiquit
1441 z.ef.L h p 148 /C1 .21 1". , 8 4! 14 4 1 4 0, 6 51,414ttPc
A MEETING. Of the .ormocrolktionding Cone
.
e , held s at the bohni ipf .1: P. Ciosi,
on't3iirtitii4; die fob *diiy orlftereh
nriLeat T o c10ek..P.1 1 4..i- the fulicririort gentlelneu
eomponoisiitcopiwittreoseph
H. Wel4, Notilan Effinkosier. P. E. ,liioynard, W.
11. 1 iroodytre:11: Lito'retice Scott, 'Joseph litinardt.
Johten. flack. P.O. Oliver. • . - HI •• -• ' N. -
hprt 1851- .1A,Z.51 1 4101. •Orriemim.
ilitile el' the alithiot—tls g d s.
iii4aveitently, (Om 'die
p.l • -•
petieal pau fr ibettoiren fieilinit page. .• '
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Cadisi 31
topqrsoN, niter beiug to sestion'allniiglit adjourn ;
ed en Tuesday last: at nonn sine the. g4e, a
full report of its rcfceed,ings_.___
The joint sesointion,_ wlitch pissed' the Honse
giving Ritchie frrnit4feto belt 'hundred thousand
of dollars was laid Senate., ,We
trust it may lay ,there i terever.
• The cheap postage law f reducesthe rases of pcet
re!einralt¢ ielter postage,
provides, t'that from Ina attari Alpe gt f -4851,..1e
ilea of the rates of postage now established by law,
there shall be charged the following ratesoo snit :
For every single letter in manuscript; or paper of
soy kind pprop which information shall be asked,
&0 „conveyfdln the mail, s,ir any dimancebetween
places within the United States not eiceeding 3,000
railer, three,cents, when the postage :shall .have
been prepaid and for any distance exceeding ZOOII
miles, double those rates; fur every such singlelet !
, ter, when eenveyed wholly or in part by sea, and
and to or from a foreign country, for any.. distance
ever 2,500 +dice, twenty cents; settler any din.
• 'lance under 2,500 miles, ten cents.;, double and
treble-letters pay double end treble these rases:
The rates of postage.op netvspapers may bests.
fed thus.: newspapers,. -not exceeding three
ounces in weight, sent to actnal .entweribers from
the office of publication, shall be sbarged as fol.
lows: Weekly papers, within the county, where
published, free; for , any distance notiexceedieg
ty awl not more than three hundred miles, tea s els;
per quarter;.over three Hundred and not exceeding
One thousand mites fifteen cents per quarter; over
+ne
,thousand
,and not exceeding two thousand
miles, twenty cents per iwarter; over two thoesand
and not exceeding fookthousand, twenty-fire cents
per quartet; andjor any greater diatanee, .thirty
cents per , •quarter ; semioreekly papercto pay
double, Pi-weekly treble, and papers jotted °knot
than triweekly, five times these rates. . •
The House passed the following Bills and Res°.
• lotions, *it : I — The Nisi - Jkpprepriaticie ;'ilie
bill making alrproprintions lit Light Matisis; the
Senate's bill to Prevent Constrifetive Mileage ; the
bill Limiting the Liabilities of AmericariShipClivit
em ; the Milo ascertain nntT' viable - Private' Land
Claims in C,ilifornia; the Senate's John Reirolntion
ililthefiZiltt the President TO send n Govermcient
ship tethe'llgediterritnian to bring kossfittrand his'
companions 'to the Ihrited States.!!'Tliti Senate);
aniendniens to . the House Retoluiiimi extending ter
the widows of Rsielliticmary Soldiers the benefit
of the, Acts 011311; '43 and '4-1. The S,eitale bill
providieg'arr Aaftitn . fOr aged' and disabled Sol
diem. The Sthiate bill mar, (anti the A'PT° iseale't
, , n
of rurportetiMetchandise, and provalinfer thenp•
pointinent of -four Appraiiers at' Urgel; the Jahn
Resolution' providing, for the' distribution of the
forthcoming census rettinik,among the. members.
Thelfoesejefused, to suspend the rules, to ,teke up
the . Fitinch Spoilation; bill *Well had assed' the
Senate and passed , a Risoliniongi'llo,g (o each of
t'ie employees Of that bodr, piroikeupers, pages,
Sre-Ac. 4 430 extra . pay.., . „ , •
Among those defeatei were the ! French , Spolia
tions bill, the Riker and , Harbor Appropriation bill,
the Joint Resolution making, the tiew'i Land War
rants assignnble;the Joint Resoletiop,flinMi . !ling Mr.
Ritchie's Printing tontrait, and the,Reaohtliall cre,-
titing Mir grade of Lieutenant
.peneral in the Army,
%skated. The amendment lathe ilicy,Apprepria;
lion bill, jnensaiirig the ectrepensaton of the Col-,
tin's Litie•of Steamers for cirling the Mails be
tween New-Yolk and Liverpool, was lost
Conn, vb Barssv-...The President him tender.
eJ to Ike. Hon ~11. Jones Brooke, Pennsylvania,
Siete Sensor from. Delays:3m county, the appoinv
mentqfeensul to Be:fast. . •
111r 1 .8.: was the member teltoi.iutrotlugeil :the
Webster:resolutions in:o the Leg. ishtture. Hie re
want bas been very,promptly given
504 - 111 ghIt.CILLIA . U. S. SGSATO*-41 . •ii elated
that Rhea halt expressed.. his detiimittation to te.
, siim his *tat, and that Mr., Batler . , , his. colleague,.
*little waled that he will ant com e back any more.
the aims just taken, it mewls, too, that South
Carolina- two- members- or:Congo:4—
That "can't be set down to NorthctninjuStice rep.
or .IFoucllirazosor..—Te learn
Latser Mat Hon. Tti?stAiii3oazo , loz,the:t . ilpret6
Coon of this 4 - lig,. ill 0' MO ivii4orke of
his oon-iit-liw in term - inn); n. 1 "
The flhn. R.. P. LIFTOuta, Mhiaiter of the United
States to thareptileie of Mexico; ii at pniseni
. In
Washiugtot.
Mwrr Noah, the New lark rt no says, has
been sofferlig for the
,Werliinw, rain a rtroke or
parely4s. Bonito bearii. 1
Scalia* Barrmtr, who was suffering Iron)
at Washington, was repotted conirideretife bower On
_ • .
Stuurs „Coinni
PniliJingn Oita in ,Wasiii*a on
- a ' 4
a •
• lre;
Ts Law m chi
*with , I
.' y,.% as , 4 in , II
e !' , tng.k -Weir Hat r , a
,• '
• , aspeseb i an Web said, • eonsia • •
the Jaw tinjust i inhuman, and not fit to jui obeyed."
He sotenitily pledged himself never n . ) lilt a itopr
.11 0 1 •1! 1 $ 41 * - IfnuminglrfrilearvI. 1 0 i1 1 0-
neither would he mu his official power to protect
Slave ealchers. i -
A series olstran, g refolutiotts irere pawed out
as fti
or which is llowia- • -
=I
1
c
arecolved. Tim fa, ra!rinkopf top t tlyvAriti onarerrii
will beret err's% in enCi i irAsitenii%,ll I t .f ~.i.e 3., LH!:
" A meeting inn . ition to the law is to be linh.
Imyriteeviat i viilEirowaintear*,,,;. ,
i l ,
luta to4punow night. 1,i , ;,, ~ , . .,,:t., '1.!.: ~,,1 rte, ~ I, {",r;
'.- '' f'" : '''' ' ' ma iiiiiilrliiiiiiiite t iZ - ''''
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1 ~ 1 it - 1 c... , 1 :.1. ' '1 ?
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Wictugovorri Altuctv 2—Mr, iirtiayins Motif!,
Ctiritinissiboerlif the •Ntrlio' liaiklifilvi, s itia ibis
mu ffli n g,' v. , " ... 1 . 11 1 '4'.11 .1 - 1. 11 , -3,1 e.,. t; ~., '..
. OSeilatag I)ent.tiniirlin)satilbeeti Aim .A 1,.. do!ing
111e,iwi 11tc.,017,5, Ai qiO4...rpinsento , .. ~, i,, ,
win:l . , 10 . 04, i owner ortiti• eity,,iiis; iiihnetil
orittsaccivhiih be hnifiin'iiihnitl 'pin avrif ' iti n
- brixi , ; thiet httnansti AutiatiViiiitrif is othirettfur the
recovery of the money - , . •-• :t.o i• ~: ',: ~, •.
lilteni.Frowx, onnareeat mete e
41 ,1, 4- 4 3 ,
fire or;euitea here' iestenfafihntning,'l4hieh broke.
trat - inAlie'leare of Wk.' 'Parmelee, - titatreyfng That
together:with:the Mote, of, J:.C.,lieroil;
Johnsim. A. Putnam ; and Grani)l,,bathettehop--
The (ewe of Raio's tetegraph„
,a4` the Sentinel
w
nerpaiu4 olfrieireier'll2 , 6 ilektreyed: ' The 'rots
Is' about 12000; perfrailfeoetreil by iiistigefet.,'
tikllros4ll. _ . ..."
iihr.altarn.llllpCg.,4l.
freight depot of the Boston, Concord' . in& Mai tros
Railroad,. at this, ,wa!nntirely culOtr#44
tire this morning. • ' ' '
ItcrfAx.o, March,. I". ; , 18311.r.-Thene:,waa- , analher
murder.„committe4 here _eight before , .jwa
&M ikanrow,.a man named Catrip - ittack Patrick
McCiorriiieli with an axe and brake hit sVnli IW6I
Con tribliti, and :tho Coronet held , an
i n q u e o t thin.ainfaiag,,w_hen . Camp Willi committed
au the charge of murder. , .„ ,
Grunt , .
tltsit, Monday; MIMI 3 stisettimich:
er, named Kirkland; white skaking inTlitrr mitket
e yesterday, wasattacketi for having-paid spree.
Minx -gains' Catholic, ; ge, moped into
anise', 'where he, was iltb
proefred from the mob.
Di9TIIVISMO AtiIIiCST.,74IpARMOC.EXPP444Ir"
Thiliedity,Aecember 17; 1850, Sermiel ,Ifrown,
ajonng.man,:aged 22, Ipt villageOt Qinterpe...
ton, Bur hanarr courityjnweon . horse Wyk, to, ttlullt•
act soon holiness it grave some, twel4.ra Bea die
taut, betiven Oe..ll 7 Apotpinicoq agvi Cedar rivers,
Oubit+.re ,Whee about four miles from (bias
•qacion, while riding over -a strip
~ ot ice, the horse
fell, and precipitating "BrOwn (whirl right side; and
hie friotcreniiiinindtightin itirtup, - whieir *age
smalleus:oThe horsermained-his foot 'before Mr
Brown recovered himrell, and ran - off et friß,speed.
To preservehis heed fmtn !njary l he,clnpped,bsth
hands'about his ritiht thitth; thus in Part sustaining
tee boa r , sWettz irmnedietelY be.
hind the kut:sifatiehs i lacredible *shine" seeni;
in this horrible position: be weedreped thmemilee,
Thei.hoise,rin themeantime, by repeatedkicliMad
fractured - both bones M his„leg, ahem four 'inches
abode the. ink and braised' thin' i o "froint the knee
down( into 'a • peifect - jetty: At end' or ihrea
miles, theborse becoming lat*sed,i abated his
VW; and by,PlTere atoms, the nun; Aye.
cee,led in extrzemini, his jpot Nun tne Boot, the fat:
tt#retitaitiii in the te7:op,'•llo *as dropped upon
the'ripen•pranie; threemilielrom any bodge; and
a ntileand a half irom *toad, end in eochdraigued,
braised ‘ und sprained,stote, that he, entirely, of
either In, Walk
lnihid situation, lying flat'aiirin his hick * lie ie.
mined from nastily af:ernoom Petar:l,P 17, till
Saturday 'afterntion, December 2t , the. ground be.
iughani and frozen, aml.thejeetv.her thtr i ctiltlest,
have:hid this Winer, with snots van the grantal
vhich inereasettlO" five or six inches In depth
by the Antra onoWednesday, Deeenaliere.llV -He
trakoil itiovovetcoatlind , etrappedit round his Leo•
ken. leg taprerent itifreezing, but without success,
hip left, leg being trozep ebtiro the knee tetiell he
*an fou n d, 'att'alS6 his right•fnot,iiiiiddirad gars.
'During tho•fonr.days and nights, he neither we,
nortl rank anything also except snow, b or, close& his
eyes in sleep., The small prat iro.„tsolsgs borerad
mound Min at night • but without molesting Nip )
thotighlhe.Y apPiotaidivithiti itirds:
ing the day, he could see teams and thetrpassingon
the public road, a mile ands half distant., Heleter.
ted. Warne ) ," to,ranntinost nfstrength, tornakeltim ;
seitlieard by those teamsters, bat' will:tint biinging
any of thetretri'hisa-Sitaance. It' ci.. in 'tit way
that he was heard'onSatarday,:bk these Who ' , Were
bunting forfiimi.ot.the distance' °lino miles, and
by this pearls he .was.found. . His effort at halloo,
ing had tet,his Itings to bleedity, and when fonnd
he had cri msoned the snow for several feet around
him with Mond, He .was brought hack Ilitatertie.
ton, and.two"weeks afierthe accident, (but, not not
till mortificalian, had taken place,) his friends ,sue,
ceeded,tifer unsuccesstul arra.s,getting,
.ter•
geon to"ampoiste the limb'Re was still' living, at
bot taxon_ nts but with -little hopes 'uf .. rsormiity.,.....
Miner's (Dulnique)-Eritressi 30 aft • -
• A Doesr.wEsorranarr.l-One of the most singular
cases,otderartion and elopeent on , record...occur.
red in this 'city on . Thursday 'last. A min named
Peter McGovern, •
residing in Esiter street; WhO
had been married about fire Weeks, suddenly
appeared on Thursday allernenn Imit,andabnut the
same time the wife of hlr. Joseph. hfitchell; . who
had been Married - about eight ,week 4 ,,Widing on,
Pell's Point ; likewiws disarireaned:' Oil enquiry it
wag merle , ned that the n -parties hail been
seen togetbin'afthei - Philadelpins steamEssat wharf
on that afternoon, and as Pater had courted her in.
days gone by, and *Wiled - rejected his suit, !hero
seems In be no itanhithat They have rekindled the
ned (lame and MI 'traveled off togeibifi Itlrik. 31o:
Genera, 'the deserted-wife; .is very young and:fine
looking woman, ond,,lthe , dererted -tiostsmd,
311 Oleg, is tOProttiv and industrious
ous Mani. hating
:one . to tense kiseptpg' With cloy eenitott'aionrid
him': His wife was only benteeett fifteen andsireen )
yea+ of age.' , It is now Ilitakda therwentttsethet
to Cut4berial4o•rsll4 ant f
a
. „
Scostoi , or 0 .gy,to * Turinic 4 .4m. , --,The Yew
rot ILTrihtine of yesterday enemies the following:
We are informed by Capt. W. B. BradfOrdOfthei
Tends Wird Parke, therWitig 1404Tlitinti ,
known-as -A:hie:Eyed Thempsomt! arrettadroa4l
- olay. an A chisrAkof ; Rising connielleiti money.
andosinfined.ip Essei Maiket Piierm„,yommingsd
snionfti fast evening, by faliiis<22'gratits'cif 'Mar.
phino: ' Grains Were - heard kith' Wel:Wet , abbe,
9,) o'clock, when the officers entered and found'
Thompson in an almost insensible condidork Dix
Wells and Bel Cher were iminediately sept for, 'rho
aPpliesithe stomach'pnmp.' At 'l2 O'clock he MO
still alive; hat there was no - ohatice"Of recorery;..i-'
He left a letter for his wife, and also :one- for she
coroner, inning that 1114 ileath waactuused by taking
32 grams of . morphine, and entering into. a history
of his life t o some extent. Ile also lefi 110t0 ed.
dressed Mr, Oliver, the keejser of ike•Priskin, re.
questing him to minify his will of hia skids: - •In
his cell was a tract entitled, nail) „yon Pie • Hap.
- P7l" on the margin 01 which be had written,
es Whit a stratimeomeidenee that a trail - ashes
kindihnutd be placed in' Ids lustuls! Heeinahl aria
awes alinvnor.vely,- for he had been bribe last half
hour ender the Influence et a .dendly
ismoner of
the tsl incl..
:iiiiit - itE)",cl:';':47the:
Em=a
MEM
:Anga.bFir, 3 l l 4fr;l4.**lpsio.,..,
Attaches' illityriet'PreadbeiVV:
t0ga .......
' Eitee . o. . e::,' • .St olio ;
wi;n ---
toili- ,it ._ , Ived that the '' .7= trifin: ...
dith u r c 'is ".',' nby the co " ::!..,,f t ;
.holeten' I- be - T• eetleti wilt, in -'
~_ i t __
t °it-
en t
.: . :"' e u ni lt w °f ast ih th e a:; '4 . ? :' ide
ble privjtess was made. in the pavane ot the.bill.
An anent wait intute in the committeeto chatme
_ . _ i 1 altiVtiF
Ytnk, an ..nnienilment having ben,' onbinincit by
Mr. PnUmix. of ;hat State,lntilitiiefleiti thallAthe&'
ever a bailable biiitding shall have been erected at
New York, to be unrrenderett In the GenentliGov.
rnrsonuk.- la od- Mk f 1 , 16 - ) • 1
=
illinui tlateciave2Lcitilltt l
ciw. '
eregrep
9ltirt;suiflhiP Oti'o l bFA:ig4calfPiwko4 ;kw%
was ~ , tittairtr.it-7 a yeu tole 4.,
1144' then' retiiil itself it 6 ernoinittee
ht4heoWitole iirrtheretaieittrthi& ettirid; *heti the
remajnirtiteniti of
we re, progendeit AT4 11 ,, rind itePari4.,i2inenlmenlit
were
,posseil, whiels liartte, reogifilepled l hy die
danirnfiiie of . ir4s andlrientie;' „
"' fitirnber''otteher gineridrnebts' . were' prolictiierT
by men:diens, individually. which tWereeither ruled
lct be'cOMPCP',de thnilluOlr-Art-Wier, o
Ai' when rutesWere ( Among thesewere,
taint' of bY.l‘g
kismcni Nntlityoapitc,
chovettei.whiels were deehied 4o be cmt of order.
bi 11 •4 2 7-irg•rtltletA4*..l
poseu.or, the committee rose ,
,enairning report e
eil die bdl-aitaiteed 64'4 intsie4irestli
1'r441 the dleit; thOseeblitsbri to vihithiliectirma
were mac'e being reserved fos futaot decitieni r•'
IT 1 ?! 3 . itersen.f, l 4, l o9.W.,Nriing berP. l 44 l3 kilaYe•
rally on i, 'die, they were sursairicil by . Ilip_jtpatse,; ,
and the yeas.and nays being biker? on the ' prisOage
of thebill;it 'war' , amid 4t4 yeat . i27 nays .55;
ihiblipikryly:moved•ki refer' back the A t oms, bin/
and teCnrilm!nded 0 1 4, 1116 -amendineMik Proposed
by The Serrate be adopted, which warg agreed,o4. •
fie aiiiiePOrietrbacle the Military Arradenty
With 'a vecomthendalihri that the inneratinent`cif the
Senatetbe notagreed tr 4 end that,the bill be again
'fFrenerl tft the P?Pthroe !xh olo , ol l:the , stale
of tha.thdoy. . •
. ) -Thelionse thi4 resnlvetl'intelfittio - e`iiini ,, nAttoe
at the whole, and proceeded to the considerationef
the , mfirattaendemji bill; , whett;ani-iiniendinent,
15 1 3'idi!1 ,1 0i'lhaile-,: 4 PrOm bgil4; 1 41:19! a riding
!,eheol at
~Wriet- y ,o,rnb Wat l ` taken, op , •.
TkitoWrisitibesalritirig , arrised i the commit.
tee adjoarited till Ilk lo'ciciek; ' 1 "
;:riAttbc.dveiting-sestion the Militir3r 'Academy'
Tal,passo 3
,xithoui a vfoffiggint- - - -
The indemnity bill was they ,t10FF6114,•athd,..44P
Seetetniy ol Stine charged with - receiving ,Fieettnia,
ty. compeninnion befor&tritiitenting lo'.lake 'the
, r • r, ' •-•v.e - tf
"Mr. Allen, of Ilastraehnsens, daring , his speech,
afier,speaking to the rptesupg, immediately at is ne e
tiroac charged - the Secietaty Of State with bivrog
accepted $5O 000 from the 'moneyed 'interests 'of
Wall-streery *Near 'York, 'and Shoe street; Boston;
to relieve him fivirri„ pecuniary, eabernisements,
previous to his accepting, °rm. r .
This Itailie then *lamed at iOl o'cloek: '
,Iyfaxr.snAr; Feb. - 26.
The Voila, . 0,41 ,the , dry
dock in Califomia—airriolutionteing thisSlieidr:
er'siable for instructing the Sea. of War to modify
3he existihg contract for:n dg dock, elvish) limit it
to allosting, dock, n•ithout a basin mut, sailnray.
The mornin ,, hoar having elapsed, the,floneet pro.
cieded io'rot7Sti tieen, reiiortetklet
einddishinto, frosiniadO , ' ' '
The readin;:nfrthis wise - idled jor r ir having
been only read ItY4o.:tract-i 'bet! this was opposed,
and the bill 'finally passed; •
On motion of Mr. 13a,,Tly;the
itseltinfnitedmittittee cirtlibleholeltn ititiliMte of
therileicapaml the Mersieariimitimnikrbill :again
came up for consideration, which prodecedmepe !
what occustiixl I,o4 , etening,Mr ,Alleit re
itaintinghitfassertion,'iritirblv:AMlTlO replying
which he said - 116We% alghotifti to csvarturtcor the
is4ragyneia4 0 1 44ta,j4,01e4milorquxllified man.
a comm i ttee ere rose, ant a motion. was
made and lost, to sibrfairril firelfiepurpcite
oiltinttinivall the Ilvenrinateivilebate.
agairkresolted itself into committee.
half past three o'clock,havipg,arrisedi tbet,oom,
mine? took a recces. . •
' The ilutekeinet the'discos
alotiorres en - the-o'blexican instattnent bill, acid it
war Onally;paried. I T....• r , • P• •'7
TheAllily bill was ,taken np,in committee, and
arlebalninstred, deringithieli Mr. said he
was in Error of increasmg the army in`/steel` and
keepin• proper booridsdennagogaes bonze; and
for sustaining the law.
tfi : ,Giddingajyrt the doer,. a nd nityle A , speech
ii,garnstirlavery, after' which the committee rpsfh
teef;tifii qinirierbeforiiiinialtook,`thelliniii ail;
jonmed until to morrntsQ
EMI
- ' TinnottAT, 27. 4
' Ittelinitseui'an early hottriesOlieil NO into a
committee of the whole on the elate of theMnitin;
and foxek t ie t i With the conaidetation of tffe• tinny
bill.
yr t ,Ho . wardof Texas , addressed the committee,
singave a very interesting'ilAuni et the original
settlement of the Indian tribes by die Spaniih
emmAiti which had in view theip.entiverstohi to
Christianity. -
Mr. Toombs, of Gecmia, was in tavorofereduc.
tintil'af the armyohe existence of which in time at
peace is uncatleil for, and - iiijnritius the" priblin
interests by-rrit hdrawing able bodied meditate the
pursuits-of useful:labor.. .„ . •
Mr. Burt, of Siiraih CalYitilla : se - chairman of the
coihniinie on Military affairs was in VIVOr of' the"
Maintenance of the present e;nitiliihriunit, and With
reference to the increased expense of the. Quaner..'
master General's department, to shioh allusion bad
been made, atiteinhat it is attributable to .then.;
creased line Of kende, of the tlaiteitt.titoti sir:tribe
distant Military posts 'te "whieh
•nitiort,,clOthing,t acii; have to bur forwatik.dt.i'' , r:
thMr: ; Ba rry coneluded.the debate i 'and - - defrinded
e course pawned by the committee sty, wale and
ineans,lti recommending a reduction to the, army
estimates , . •" • " ' '
• The einegion tratihetv taken - upon '-
of Mr. Giddhige to strikeout the chum° epproltria,
ling' 656 000 for enliatmente • end negatives) without
a diviiion.
' 'fkher•iectionti iiefet takerPuß snit moire:had' an,
di she hoar fora •rematched strayed ) when [becalm!
During die,erining se.t!sion 1 4,OoneidettAli0 .o 1
the' army bill' CMS coniineed ' in coinniittep of itto
whale: • Thiiiippropilatfcin of 8108.00 lc* atr i a •
meet of.frinißwpionsirasiorieken oar, and other ref
dpetlona grade. ;It, ,
The navy a voPrielion Wit 011°144- F o4 eFasied ton i ght . ,
ie 0 51 . 60.,
sirsiort.—,,i4rlvales A rgeveql vioc#4lpl4l4l
of Mr. flayircl;,'co tferaware. •
atmctise Milsaya'ofSentlens:':kfilie& • •
lifeWit.o4 l (kith the
Priming,) mad" st•relam 1 1 * the relief Of Rik+.
ie on amount of•the loefieChaa is, alloyed tol have
!captained in,executing the .Congressional prieting.
Re (Mr: Mc _ 11'1 inul.aiiiiititinea that Ititehie,Was
&Irma to it - great 'meant, and lierfonned 'the 'con.'
trial kithlully ctt 'en aver e:- 'Alter fedhott pro'
eeedinys! ••• : =
• ,Mr„.. W . 44.unx moved te, lay the,sehjeet t onlhe; ta.
bleAttNietkeed—i - eati 84 ; lays 111.. ile•
Resolntion Which relieves lifr.ltitahie • frnm' the'
terms of his contract, and in. lie° iieri 1 himichte.,
Ng( the praised, fixed by thole* of 1819, siairOr•
demi lo,be,sl Pyr,Atite-
Oejor,itki ma was reeJ,e,:thii , (l - lime, atruwel
'followed betty eet the ivikoltelgtilifid fends if the
• inoeed to l la)' it' en ilk ` table; not :car.
,rtF cic~—~
. .
net , ' eta ottrari • • !re -• • eas -- 1
Nava 10t..4.4.11reer ;hours - were
. ttitet'eeniumed.
e • • thet.. • he r4e4
ta its ita ' .t he
-4 t tit ty t
tI „ 11 - in gt ght
la ere •k. , C.
the 3
AX .eti 4 tre
In tai: ar • 4latton lit a Ant t'o
Itiitte tti.aireatigi e
made by Mr. Allen againiA: Mr. Webster, n.4' -
haver %ter to t 144 r Apes 4tici• re
• . na to . naa-Pinset
11l
rectos taken. ,,
''"Af:iitirtfliktbei - tiliatit'bill'hppreptiating ten
lions'of acres ol public lands for dimribution ami
the Siatt~i ; fOr the teatil stinkthe snfitaftt 61 - the
ititgen poymtAgitqp Miv
intaileatrilthw hitif and alter* Kabl
Jail +innate. without coming to n ditto vote ontl
e- 6696 vit6ii -ti o om it :0 ,r: ' o• ', 1;e.
9WOO it et,iinhilf en thitistryaApfnel!rititinni*
is-Iftk: Ifto/4111FPIichiaArtki9fkg,reat,IPii**0.'
Illeen:terN p -s! plo•mr. Statt,ol3l - reert. '....;: rc ,i
• • li:iutiiiteliikittfeliete intriendeffid ilketyk:
tine fer 4 infintinterlintoMhAllen'tidunietregit "-.
ME Wttlistet.'gnOliectitnubeing !rnetleobete. - etto:
r " .
itniTe l utWiltArilltßeNiflgVlickAff..llowllt• t'.
ii
e i nl e 'ef l • i t.,- 4 ,1 11) , ,,.. n ir, ?....ii V r ", ' i 1 .I.;', ;', cti i Eta% ..1 . bri . c.:. ilt x '
al a -
i 0 1141 "3:inl' On r.l ii".3,! , lk9oMi i r*/ ..PVTi' A .
, Surest .— The routine: having;lteen:tgt,r4,ithelligtk,
' w 6o ith, :the River and Herber
„Bitt: , ..n?o,o* t
•
- I..ii, v ii:ln •- • t 'Li i
, • n Moiriote *S it
ti' ti: timemilment Iltprepriati
3lK4ooll..eeeb , toriitrytteOntenE oUrenneesee -!4itti!
illinei,s siekts..,„Ogretet.l. ..P,ektater,,ilrnteti; ileteni'
Several "neteptlinentsiarne iipin ,cinle,r:initt were,
iiihilly'intedilitvert.''''''' ' -'. - '''-- "', 4; . : 51 :: t,t, , i t
' r-IliV finidlnfrf4kkieforfi.antoriiiinetfllthaoll4
' appiiipriationsk matlo:try: the7bill 1681111ot be extienp:
• 4,q 414 t hereja 4: 1 9 fRATARzIhe:.TFIN9O4. ii in ,
p y . t4 if'th
k other eEnses orl;ayernmetik. 14:
sekeont toditrii.,ipeethir , toiiiiiiiie,
4 hit'
wit rin in lk 1 himingh'*.iftitliffittoh+hrilitVeiiHitiolli
'of theltessmy.';olittilid thatildhetbilLip ed Litt
%Y 9 144 P. 1 .9, 11 71P -Pie cPqnIF.Y. Tinto ikk!'ElOtE 6 -s 9.60Y1
wns . livpally 'l,4: • giu Peusury, to, meet . lir/. SO,
! le
~. ninite`npoti ' it." -- • ''.•:•-•: • • ••• .. 4 2lr -, : _ : .
' Mi:TOOti-Millrid!Witi Iliio';Eifiatititit , • L idii*:
Nolitegreedia: , i. I. , 's ::./ 7 S'. - G f:". , :11P; , wc.l/. 1 4: , i; hie:.''
, 4AVS/ipme.friUher.ilehste, the question:, irs,,talw
en and Mr: grAilhurfs amendment tmeil ti t re, . ,
git.l3eirin 'incherlitn 01neittlinent stri i nk. out
the appotinntitin 0fe2,6400014 the iditilitital-tif 'OW.
[ infections tne.rhellin Annuls. 3r. r . ) '•':,W I I , '. tr-• , !,
7 ' .lie,fiP ol l , 44etertco;44: ll *4 l .4entlmenti,inksaid
that this part /of the appropriation made is thefe,bill f
was not applied within the limits of the! Vitited
Stitpit.i:! , :"It : r t- , :, ;:•:...., ,: ' • I, • 1.•.: !
I' f . Mr. Case rated. anamendment; bat sititumment-:
IF Irj;killeW,itOkal:,o.-Pthetr:MPFPPriovlitoOs Matte
hy, thitt,hitl i - shaU. take elect uponoutd_tinthorita,
the iiiPoMliinie Of arilrsieliiitirphis aitithill remain
inilioTreatitilt and' AO:liihtitm *bin tin ; 'itienties
the apprapsiationti made by erinitets from - the lusts.
Mr. Rusk Wantel to take up the Postage iiill.
Ohjrieteif to:
Mr. Hale, amidst much nierr . iinent;'wanted to
take up a series Ot resolntions sustaining the 'Com
ramise AM.,..lllb9Feted to,. •
Bradbury then offered the amendment widlt
drawn ky Mr. Cass.
Mr EriiiiffSaid , thit it iias`nothing - but a ruse to
defeat the bilk and-wished mall the- puttied to no
opuntond.make,thentJake n the respooibliity for
111,41 "g 4 I I MI M At i aiiP4 0 -ieng,COVrik*lnt s . hg
eaulitpoini . his,finge !poi
,tykietp respo , "a.,
sibility reseed: , "` • ' • •'- ) •
Mr. Cass wanted i facts distinctly and correctly
State 4 fothotte.anald anistker.,_ _
r. ERin,A said pat he eo . 4dd, not be• miaunderl
, „ ,
Somerchnfieloti'eriloskienr the S`P r eaker . order!
eilMr.P.iringlo:takii bksent.• •!, - • , •,..ii , :.f: V - •
- 'Vlf,,Casefaiddh4 ho-di4JlOl, thangithe intend.
ed to, plier.the,rettlOtion,,,„,,„„ ~,,,. .
~
_,, 1 ) „.
3,lr:Eivink hiving become Competed; siiil th at
the arisenslntitiiiihkeri 7 Alenikeelle defekt4 bill'.
Iltrilitt lint m'antkortuhutireihni , diWtinsh:3_ ' !
. - ,'1 4 /r..,..rPCJ10 kli9W.o4:and - restoredAtui• Senate • for
tlse.lipte,,teitt". ! , 14 1 .0 0 4-11431 Of. , - -w Ell r,,,,:, . ~' Aker eonsiderahTedebate the . gbeitton waStaken
on the Casa resolution,'lndit *as hisi bfriiieicitS.
••••Severat other tinindiriiinte• were na tide!etd.'sh ar..
1 eilllllitet fain. ri, ;Jii'ii, , or. - ~,-,,,:„ ,•• L9, , , ,, --,.: ;
~,,
Z.h 4 0rA9,1 ifi!gg,claPl 1 14cfllig,s , Weq•FIMAP P
'take a recess, ' .
Itti:llliniciiirliiiied tb"Avelither; ntiPropriiilort
bills and movedihat die Harbor bill bestaiii on the
sablit;.l .Lost.. i,-- • .-,... biii,,,...f, i 7. .).:-,, .li, 7.1.: ;.
M,r, Snide M oved . nit, amendment-
,apPreprtating
3163;04311 lot ifeepening thiLrotioth of the Missislip,
Pr. • Anil' along - debate, a lernijth r y report read
res'ilid-r•nhjeck , i 1 ~-, ,- ;•' -,,, • 1 = , .;• ',-, -''-! '
Mr. Phelpetsaid . itie.tiail listened! to rber.i reading
OrAke, report with - much„crmtspoture, , ,wol. M. the
thought it wet likely to‘piit.every.body..te sle ep, , he
avoid . ninvelhat ' its reidlii . be-dspensed
withia-mtorepartierlarif as theiseasion 'theis *is - nOr
a.close,.wheteall the Senators. anted to, keeptheir
eyes open s i •'l‘/:.:::':)!;)+:', `,
_,` '-. •' , I•, ..! if; , , i ~ ; ,
Mr.' roate waaansiona to,hear the
-whole report
rAdi'init reVietra r quisilon of order. . ~ •
ThaSiteskii,deindeitihe-ritatioit to TiPin r iardar.
A tenuthy debate took place ow , Parliamentary
rules, when the irusstisa was stated. orbthe...Motion
medilby,,tir.,Phsli!s.,'. - .-
••• . L ,
' Mr.'reirce;', in Order take up the v 4ippropria.
lion Ilitl,:'nrovest tliarthe Mier rind 'Harbor bill be
taut oiptastablg4" . 4.enta.myeas VS,. nays 32. -,
~ The qupsion, was ffiecr taken on • Mr.] Phelpee
Motion,: and the farther reading orthe ;report was
diSpensed With. ' ' • .
._ .
~ ,
.1-
' i M&SonTe eitilinired the•delade in - faitsr r it f his
arneudrnent.! .i • !'.• , -.•.-i - • ,. . i.,: ii - ii .. ii . i - .1 ., . - f
_Two or threarsasucer fulettempta were mule
to lay the Herber Bill on the. table. i „i t .. .
~• .
- Mr.
,Downs advocated the amendrnent.ollered by
Mr.' Soale:•' ' ' '''' '" A -.-- -". ‘ '., l -' li
, The , galleriesiare:now:Aensely croWded with
People.
.j,.. , ,,, :. . ~, - 1.... :..1 • ~-,-• ~. il ..! ". " • .
The debate was continued at length,, when the
Harbor Bill .was laid aside for aati ri ti ti m e. and the
Postage Bill and the Post Office Appropiiiikin . Bill
Waist taken op and passedo,'y ~. ~ ..t.l.- .;• , .:si- ... • •
The Senate thin sexton the - - certaideration pl
the River and. Harbor. Bill. ' . i.„ on "
the r_., .. I , -.? :
The Senate is stilt rff s' . ant ein, - the Ha - rhOr . bill,
Me: Soulr 'a am .as been rejeeted. • 1.
. • Hogitr}-440;4otesn took up.the„Post pines s t:p ;
; pit priation_Bill amended by the'Senate.
Afier'eatisideittbleillierisiion, itielinuse info il
to Cnticiiiiin several of-thrramend Meets' - made , y
the Senile, and-the bill was. thereforeeent back ,
.1 he bill direction two id dets,Re i liments of int
try, to be converted into othonted.rifternen was ii.
ken 60;100111i aniended indpattied:' ' " ' 1
•i•ThelParent Offici'RepOilliatireeeivell,eitil i 40,..
000 colies Ordered :10.be.printele: 5'f! , .... ; ~. f 1... -
The S nate 'till to,Arcpriain,„end„eittle - priv to
LW CI ims in CalifOrtno,weqaker , rip,. del* ea
anal passed . '," '.)- - '"; ' .:-'- - ' - j - - • ' r '
) ' ' Theleint-Rettalmiimlalieadipasseil by the SO: ,
ave r ) - requestingibe Premilenf„tolbriagEtdinth and"
1 Itis •qq.lPP*OP.jnAtnOlill.fiVlPaill.4- I P'4 l O ICCVriI
1 was passett. . „-, • ,
~.!, '
~..: 1 4,
, i
Several inetleeted atteMpts'yrtins," Made 110_114m
' laktiVlVSlitialetbiliretniropriating 11:000ciersis'of
Land;tor•itheinlief of indigent fnsantrieuttiritreater,
1116-0fr1e43,0-kilkklil.Moello4>. -ofH l ip '''''i' 7 1.- ' '
. Th . (Chill limning, the liabilities : ,ovegersi
...,
watt taken op and passed. .- • • '' ' '''. '' 1
. j.i4lresbill'Annitsetiheenehinctiverliit ageafrnitil=-
boa t of Copgresio..; vow. raseeid,.... : -7,1!
- .460 - 11 0f 01 4ell Aoclia . ?fece!so.- .' , -.; .. I, ;i . '
,- &mini SeiriOn. l 4drieh'exeitemen t r , prevailas.- ,
1 ' - A. lifitv,ei crowd iii - aintethhted• in 'this 'grlleriiii: "Otte''
Ctingman and Me.. Stanley, in rimer it krity fitie4 .
,seenedsailittet.l*.attlaicatie.i :Neither lee mita
:hint . The con fusion is no greatthatteennotAnl
-what it tires ehAllV,.. -r' --;..,...- ' , , a ;, . ., ,'..1: :,
'''. Menilters itrelebiaitsaitYpoppinn 'rip' With - cries,
.01 itiatte ,i .'4peskar=z u 'Ortlerr'! i itietlerr'r'" 1: ."'
*if JOS now Iktitckseki: and - ther nouns Is e* great-Abet
'lean *timely keep,gielnn. of Whatiialei,ng,dpne.,
.:Thet.Senatelkimendmentritlhalesolutina a en;
,diriglbtilinifit i.ritisols at 11143'ind Illtf 1 the
T o
- I. vvidentstifiteVollitionatir, eolcliefeWaSegretralt,
, i., The bill ehingiegitheterni , of that int it.-Crierts.
. 04
sms
4ePiialikalal il gtikAtte4WAHVPllN.
fort' e impartta t ant tab e - marinertm Which he 6
charged the Ai* Bpeakerp , 4 .:{. n u tt - cl_ll , ;.`l -,
.AosoleCrott t wes t i l , 49 lirotqtalexim,e9roppo
) 41.4r
sation.,to the i etnpht o. 4 0 ilhe i lbur:- g 1,,tk0 ' ~
Mr:olo=de . OSPilinatibil is to 'the
ehlitgt4lihril'Alidn' - • nn i llirliielf Webster;
araLsaidttrard Crdleoteitillreidey , inulleldatiourthe
meJteustxsollYi At, ifeei4llk, ttenblo Weald ,itaXei
tlen. a le (1 0": ' 1 4 rii l 4 i - 1 t i'Jl , i'r'i., ----):
The erotic i paitAg Hi nnd not of - the ante..
riletill *bete ii]sfds ilAiftinst 1.4 prtiirAtt. , P
Messages are co tin ally passioltaandfroin the
'House ettd-00,' Bea ef i, 1-1..• b., . ~'. e. i ...1
F-§P , Mg 9 1,1h fi rm i be,. xe;ellingt,7,erl', l PerrY tu?d,
I
exceedingly taliat re.l , The utmost , ;owl feeliN
1
prevails. 1 Ii -' .., . ' "f.. .
` ll 4 .o' ek i nto4M l t tlttattinst molted tolaker taken
Ba t t
_rect . ttla f m eight lir) ril.4 t Vs* Vacation' wait taken,
cod thelnetiog vkt tt,11t25 1 ,,- , f • r ;;-..h -., , ' , ,
A candy Or b4s nets not particularV,irribortcp 1
has been got throw h With.
- .A - meilsime( i ltaa f
. aun tentltylVeSenate , th avihe
ilonto is. liflAkeltf Y l edyeltell' i; ..s' f- ...' i• '''^ s'
,{ NG, Stepheett4FT rgt,a.rel 'l2 o,'Flocr,, moved
nn
ran adjournment Out is. , Lost.
...) ,
t Mr. Boyd tidier !alike ericesa tar eiett henna.'
Rejented. °' '1 .1! '4' 4. 3 fs . • ) i ,g, -t, am- is
~ firetentl kit eattptlinelimteivrere - wade- ht•flterl l
Perillie , r# ft varicWl'.o.!'mParlant-PTROO°WS
1J o'docc— he lio sri ts,likely to be iii sesSite,
, f
tilt Ll:velvet - o' fookl'on nestiay." '— '
2 otrlork.:- el fie tentittreigettirlloleerty: The
nsfiestnnents ititiittante r roornaremvingent.- The
crowd.thall•dfilit4T4i9o l o //c AeoPPeareil, from the ]
willeneit. , i 1 ~ ,
.., , . 1 ,
The Srlitlent h es eqheif:ieverat bits during the 1
night. l 'I'I ' ' ,'1 ''''' '' ' i i '' `
~ . 1 fr ) t ~ 'F ^ t I H iserstarost -March 4.
• SiarAtt —the three"ilarge appropriation ''bill. ''
nob signed byttluSChair, :r,. , f ~ ~'
i
. i Ttet,Jeiot Iteaelutkoo.PPssfsl4Yeasn; Nays ao.
lr. Foare mei'ed,te lOestpene pll.other business ,
en take op the ioinCße'ssalution for the relief of
Thrimas' : ffitchle4 ''",', ' l , ' 'S c:., ''' '
Mr. CLAT-1 word the motion',
Mr. Haman saithitee Light House 'AIWA., Op
the tablq,and ought i l lq' be sued en. This joint lie
skthition could net ptisiqbis day, ; .
Mr. Pernie44.lllsall the Senator to radii. it is
not in enter to use such language. - - •
, Mr. Pesece t said he , had materials before him for
a speech on , this`seliject, awl a speech„ t a bleb ran.
net be - made in 9,;,iirrie of thii,...eision now left.
Mr. Serest:li e t talle4 tor rheYeai and Nays on the
motion, and the; were :ordered. ~ , , -e. ,
The motion, talte,op was anr
~eed to.. Yeas 28i
*Vs 22. , 0 ,, i ,i , , 1 -,',, r , ~ - ,_, ,-- ,
F. =Mr: Ilizte called Tor the 'reading of t he:Oscan
Wien, whichuwas ieltd, and ikeiipted the time till
20 sninotee before 42.4 _ '
Mt•Feereihrießyexpleined,the resolution. -
, Mr. Pesace. spek for some time, when Mr.
Foote' Said if tiovote oat be had, it, were better
ti t
tadevete therreMairti g tett minutes to useful tin.
sinew::,:, 4 4 ~," I - I- e 1 ~
-Mr; Pea yielded, and the joint resolution was
laid on the table .
'The - Civil shi ' Diplomatic Appmpriation bill and
i
the Post Route ill• tveresiped by the Chair
The hight 11ease.bdt, was taken up and missed.
Chat'.
Noma APpropiaiiee !fill was signed by the
CholF• The Light House bill was enrolled and
signed try, the Climr.
"The resolethin ;allowing`calm afiewinice to the
employes o e t!itrtenstewas taken - up.
.. Mr. %Viet Soil commeaced a speeoh ag st iti.
Mr. 1:10 il i uo7 k . trona-Ate Committee, to u ail on
ibitPresiden : rep rfeit the( lie informed ill he
1 lin
hacl trOthintr, &that' io eirmananierfte to them \of a
legislative che atter. - I t •••• i• 7 i.
Mr. Bean 4 altered a resolution of thanks to.
Mr. King, te , presidin g of fi cer—unanimously
adopted. '
The Ca'rit hen reiticinded, bat in such ' a -low
toile we uld,not hear a word. He then pro:wow
ed the Se ate adjourned sine die.
et a
Mier s itite cal of 'twenty minutes, the Senate
was calle d terder. Meiins. Bright, Bayard. CaSg,
c.ll
Jeff "David, Ha fin,AMaken, Pratt, Husk and Dodge
of Wivionsitt, , Senalrmi elect,' appeared..and were
qualified, •1 Iliii.Sofunctris appointing Comminees,
to, inform,the President.that a qtrorom was peseta
were adopted.ll , ,
The Sena hen acttonmed: : • ''
Reese —On , illeae r L aski , d to offer a reso
lotion that the noel conineetion of the.tontract for
the public printing be referred to the Attorney Gene.
tal. Objected to., s '
Mr. TiiODiP3ON of Miss. , moved that a Committee
be appointed to wait tin the President and my lo
him that if Ihe has; no further 'emetnuhicatirm to
make,Congress is ready to adjourn sine die. '
During calling the,roil, on laying a bill on the
able, the memberswere standing all over the halls
a question wairraiSed i that it was after 12 - o'clock.
The speaker said we must allow a tewtrtoments
for variation oftime. i -
Mr. T.noatescati of Miss, repotted, that the Prtsti.
I dent has nothing further to communicate. Oa mop
lion of Mr. Stephens, jthe liouse adjournel ,
The Speaker arose and said t
GcsmssiarroetincllloWie chr REPaVIENTATIVICS:
Our labor. aranos! over. We Were summoned, to
our posts from.whicht , we are now about to reiire,
at an exciting land' tm 'orient period ot Ou.• history,
and while they may trerr properly - exist'atliventity
of opinion,' as to the serious mamma -which we
have adopted,' wei may at least in this closingscene,
ar,ite in thepartial hope that the futur e happiness
l and prospe rity of our , common country will illu'scrate
the wisdom of , our ahli Gentlenten, 1 retorts you -I
my sincere thanks (or the flattering manner in
w hi c h y o w we r e pleased to speak •of my official
conduct. When , ( first.took this chair, I ventured
to offer yet) the pledge of an honekeflort, firmly.
faithfully and tramrtnilly to discharge its duties': I
have endeavored inc , good •faith-trr redeem ;that
Pledges Sod e0w, 1114 I [elite, from this, position, -j
feel uncoro t ir s u s of ever _ er having done intentionaLittat.
Insilco to
m any Itrembei of this House. It !rem a i n ,
fore only, gentlemen :10 Tpirferm my lest'official
duty, by declaring" that this Houseatarttlaadjearned,
:iodic t( ,1 .! ' I
Loud applanse Succeeded, main a few moments
the tialrwas empty.
DerratrcyMx or Sr. Taoistic.' Cttvßen,
trionting;litioni a v ireartertctone fo'ileek`-
' one otAiTifteendr IWO:Pollee diaeorered•
Thenms!Paltht eentet.4fql3reeavraY ina.kiellattfa
at{eet,.t i,'Yoric,,tck be on tire, and iinmetlitceiy
gate the , •
The Mania-when.. iliFenierectevvere`hmakine
way up ihe eriltrg, behind the altar;•to! the roof,:
and in about Ova minineti the interior of the edifice,
was, a Slteet:tl fire.; Some-Fusltione, books, a,t.nd
other amall moveable article ' were iliai `were
ifier the fi re • was firs t
- discovers* the.mot . kll, immith at terrible' email
atuf Okota.akiearatt na poofible,,chen ce
'afruotiati.l hoitt tudf peat ode o'eleek the fire 'was ,
extinguiehelVtini net until if 'had : destrayed- bat
atantiviallovritiiirrettnain itanding.• F The ori.
tfin of -4e;lfire be: :itacertainek: but
euppeed4 th 4 it)oas.eapsed e,A
somefeet
the fartatee ot_heatent,Ta`fire,hitifeg "'been : made bet
a rear Imeriprtiribris i hiaftheiltureh fern twice'
orteanday, -,, Thistoildiftvotte ereited abbot thiliy.
a . 14 rult *.
atllifflr ifilliell r itlifillfalinfig - -' - ---`
laitirit, list ;week, ' lames Roberts
f t lt brughi before Justice -Smith a n d
r...
~. a barge of nutting the (teeth of Mar.
" . 1 on, an tdiotic4anper, whom-he sap.
an . /. 'mut. She died orr the.k of Febrea.
I, . - to Bth the bckly was exhumes) and ex.
I. 'Dry of-inquest fctund ghat she died in
lenge of cruel treatment, and exposure to
' want of suitable and aufficient,tood i Ishii°
sieWeßsAl.tessidyr...--4ft..t.-- , ..u.,41.-- • - _ .
hitch Government have effected a sato of
Kt opt Of die .C2,Bo4l,l*trofirtiftEWholb ey
diSpose of. The sum they offered at a fix.
was .£34o.ooo,'anthrbid - for 400cr,000 at
er per ccont.^ below what they had, named
..,‘ mg been•matte,- it has been accepted Several
houses joined in, the purchase, and the greater
opetzmpveritrilittivvrete -- ttooremlntr
• • t. fr-Z '/•.)
The Hon. Genre ins eater (says. the Vick&
bli4tyliiii of life - 15th hi Fibitial). died at his re
sidd '*".4ln,tateheihtta,,thertattirW. lodge: Win.
chesteritas been i,,retraleniot hI ississippi fort he pad
thirty-twoear; i stand „veg. frtigh . in the legal' pro.
fesston, ant% wai,iiiittix..esteimed Ai a citizen.
The Keokuk (Indianayitegister says • the lows
,I.egislature, following in the'footstrips of Wiscoa.
'Fitly has abrowomi An tieogr-)APWlll(filr!rmitg par.
lies to make their own contracts tor the use of mo.
ney. We 'treat that Wilconsin; ,Wig, li
nef' et; good
example, writ''' take poatepriAascitward."
The °Astor, Houslvvrae,tliseoivered- ta•be on fi re
in the upper part, on Sattwdayile , smoW..theJon tha t
of Commerce says, oceashiftintceasiderable alarm .
A large volume of escapert i , bathe fire was
exiingnislied without the . ahlof the flredepanment
'and witholat'seriotie loss: .'- f''.- , '-'
In the isle of ,Wig 7
ht eucli. is the uncommon.m
;nese of the sentriiii; - ltiafthis - tieelare — linratitti. buds
r a,Ml4ilossowiS,tlie banks are covered with
„Tiriln'O.
thei,,turiiips rennin*: pi Otte. - "kn'tf`
t he
birds ate .1011. of 'oi)pg thetaisee,..qteelt (he lawns,
,and the fieldii.fOplf.,Kgay May.
The Duke of Wellington once; left' his Tinibrella
by acciderit, on - the statl'of is balls ottanki era lair.
tOn returning toi •Itiblr''•for it;tehzireir: told ihuf the
'umbrella hod j ust leeff sold .for tweit fi go eas
,by the raak, who Could - net - resist the 'temptat;rn
audit positiebf inlimble a - tene t Fie ihaiitahie
purposes,
The Hessian flyirsigininxlnced intothjseountry,
it is.supposed,'-by the inreitn , mereentivies-in 1717,
on f r ".ong tstanti,from:their 'baggage; gr in the o.
ragerae for their' horses. , - It' Am -proved- the grenn4i
pert on ihikeatttineitt, witN Other, thelexeeption
of the %veva: " • `
The Free Banking Law,; wbjehlately.pasFed the
Legislature of Illinois, in opposition to the Cover•
nor's veto. has'emi according to the'constinnion of
that Slate to be referred to the people in Nevem.
ber next.
The Portland Advertitter.fays- 4, We understand
that one or more•foctive slaves passed through thin
city this Ixeek-4.Tley-stoppetk,44c.enoogh to
raise some funds,to help , them onwassl. They in
tend to reach ttiti BritidiTioviriees."
Two meii,% iitmes unicriiiW'rt;ao'pposed to hish,
were drowned on the 2711$ -in crossing the Connec.
e
'n44,fer.54 81 -lbelder the- dam at Ifol
yalcif!' Tht itc.4."had gouts from:the river except
that spot. _
-The Louisville Couriet ofFeb. 19, states that the
steamer Magnolia has been chartered for the Hun
of Stti;oo9, to carry. Jeony . Liuhl and troupe, some
eighty in number to St. Lou is.
A day nqrsery,,ychere the children of factory op.
emtives will
.bis taken care ordering the time the
c m h o es e er r is a t
work, has been established at Man.
_
A certain apiei in the Gra.l4 Mare at Lender.
has been appropriated to the Bible Society, lot the
purpose- of exhibiting epeeirnena of the Holy.
Scriptures Ur, _one hundred,. and filly diflarent
soaves.
The. Rajah of Travancore, biagilras Ptiesidency,
. -
has presented her ; Majesty, Queen, Victoria wjill
throne ? .or chair of 'elate, '
composed of poti,hed
itroiry and inlaid or ttOt Vitt' abdndance of Firecioas
stones., '
Itr Threnio,fiain alone, trill of i 5,000 tolftribed
by .workinzmenlor the purchase of:freeholds, not
less than £29 000 ) it is calculated, has been saved
(corn the taverns and beershops.
Pennsylvania has kept. her rank" in the ro
better than any other State.
•gtor,
he wps the seroilil
Slatein 1799, end he stilt holds the same position,
around her ha:el:teen eftanging:
. .
Two
,Young men at Brandon. Vt., discovered - a
befii frozen - into his den, the water hiving run (
doEvn and formed bsra in front of ',They fired •
eight balls into him before killing him,
Thecedur orcherry bird, .vas first noticed— nest I
et the Genesee river . , in 1828; and now, it is' so
groat a pest as to induce many to give up the
cultivation of cherries., especially if near the wood.
Taen,-41 the„colebration of the 22d at Mat ,
tin.sbufg, Va, the following was ono of the regu arm
toasts
• " Tnr. %Mai ep Srxesstinr.-I1 it takes two to
make a bargain—it takes two to break it."
A. petition has been aitme3 by over 200 riiizens
of Suasex t Delaware r asking, their delegates in the
Legislature to come home.
The Vienna papersntate that en Austrian army of
observation of 40,000 men is being' concentratpd
along the western frontier of Lombardy.
An injonetion has been granted against Cradinal
Wiseman not to draw £7OOO under a disposed will
without leave of the Chancellor.
Mr. Renton has told Mi. John C. Rives that he
will not be a eariate for the Presidency.
The. Doire f of Ro - rdeaux is spiJ to be dangerously
ill at Venire;
,
•
The Pope has elected 'three new Sees in the West
Indian Cotorties of France.
A colored man: thed on , the Vlh. mat., at Cart,sle,
a 'advanced age Or' one hundred and ',ix
veers:' He had"beeri fur 'many yeeis a stave in
Virginia, but by dint of strict industry and arena
in yv"" eo " in 'PnnliaOng-the.:freedom of
sell and wile for $3,500.
.-Mr. Thomas Rankin, a respeetahle.and wealthy
eilizep 01.Uniontown,,Pa:, taborinfx under 4
mental iitiariation, cut his "ikroaewith a raznr,
faint the enema. of 'died. clanghteN
s•hro was lying ill at the limo, and . 113 AV him cam•
mit ; tho horrid:deed, has Ohms di9d; •
• The' Roeftestef CM. Y.) Advertiper hoirds at the
head of its' ehltunita the following ticket for Pra=i
dent Gen, Serpuel-Weaton. ot ,Texas: tor Ylco
I s rpidetti Hotatio Seymour el New Yoik. •
MIS Lftislattare..of.:foura has pasted a Isla Pm'
hibiiing negmes, and requiring
thentelegt!e upon „three days' notice of
rhe-law under certainpenalties.
While Parodi was sinning - in Romeo and Juliet,
oil Mt:lmlay ttight;"at Boatan, she fell into a faialiqg
andliatrto be carried from the stage. The
pertirrances.werts immediately suspended for the
night,
Jobe IL Clerelenin, Eq , formerly 01 Hirri4urg,
was reeeolly reelected Attorney General of Arlon
sae by'a ma jority of 700. ` '
Ilia: ,
man Who has never mken a rinwspaper Ica'
Bean in Cinnatti lately. He was inquiring the troY
lo l tilt poor house.
~ • .
Tit ascertain the weight of a horse; put your the
utidei his foot; . 1
The Roston - Post accounts for the recent CO4I
weather; b' supposing that Sir John Franklin in P.
leg through the north west passage, forgot to shot
the door oiler him. •
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