AKRIVAIiOFTHE
STEAM" SHIP BRITISH QUEEN
SIT DAYS LATER FROM ENG
I.JND.
'fila steam ship British Queen arrived at
Nt'W York on Sunday morning.about three
i ficicit, niier u most tempestuous passage
i-a iiiiyo. ah me iioals ol Iter lar
t i i i . i i . .
uo.-iru piuiuie wueei, and all tlio sails were
carried away in one sloiin. Sho conies
out under ths tomtnand of Lieut, franklin.
K.N.
Tilt! Queen brines slvlr.niin tirinh nnca.
;en crs.liesidf s sevoral children -and "servunts
The storm that struck her lasted 10 conso
cutive days.
The Queen M into Halifax last Wed
Yiesday, repaired her wheels, took in some
toal and lefton Thursday.
The news she brings is of a most inter
esting ind highly important .charadei,
There is a tcrriblo commotion in England,
bceaskniBd jointly by the 'failure of the Chi
nece Expedition, and the McLeud affair.
'I'll. noUl el. in IVn.l.it. -..I I
nn tha ftlh will. Mf. P ill.'PnQ DnnArl 5? !
UlO Committee on I'Oieii'l. Relatinne. jirnlfieertam IJmiia. thn Hilitcl. IMrwl.,-;,
, tj .... j 5 ...w uiiiwii uuuiiuaiiua UU1 ''b t'l
this occasioned a greater excitement thaiiMChtisali and the Small islands adjacent. ThitM
,!.. hnuik nr .I.-r..:i.. r rr. '.. i o. Li. .... . . . .. J F
Hank.
The "London Times" printed the wholn
oi,ii!o repoti, with most ntiustvc comments, u
1 lie news had nn important effect oi
Stocks of all kinds.
A letter from Paris states that n rrc;il (nil
took place in -French funds in consequeneo
oi me laie news irom America.
i fie news Horn China is of the most
and very tier
the news from
IM. T?" .. -.
tj - - - - . . uiiiivtuaic tii iv nil t. ii 1 1 1. f a nninifiAiiiM i
refusal on the pan of Mehemet All to accenlloxetiuil nf LZ Z i . T .. . mx 1,0 "as ne,,"er Power nor Pronoga li
.1.. terms witl,Pwhicl, his leeoion MRu Z o 7 J W 10 ,,is
sultan was urenmnah ed. H,i. IVi. . '"ST
Tho Ottoman Porta hhtl !,l...i . 1 " . 11 '"c"i ,al .Vcc,or?
culnrto the mhi.s:,rfnr.. .;. 7:.'; rS""'" ti? v.cct resmentofihbUni.
.i..m ,t. n...:.7 7"yu,,",., .,uiu oibim both uo appo nteU or chosen in
IT .." i V" B"a,rDC.,"ff fionclu-BUiB several States, within ihlriv.ftrtir .'!.v.
ded.tho blockade ol the coast of Egypt was
i.iiotu, Him hid uueny oi commerce re-es
tablish'od. 4
Ghiiia, India and Kmint.int, nn
ordinary express from Marseilles, in ami
oination of the over lnml ms.1l rrin i.wtu
late intelligence from China.from the sevctal
presidencies ot linlia, from Alexandria, nnd
irom most oi tlio pons in the Mediterranean
was roreived in Ldtiduii on dm timiMiiiif nl
Bthu 10th. , b
H 'I'ltrt rtmnt t ,.r . .1 .
J t is Hiuiih uiiii;i:L in inn rnoi in inn mut i.
aenco received bv tliis nvnrncu is dm ct.iH
'nfll-n it..!i, -i:., Zn, r '"-B
vernincnt. 1 l:o negociations up to the lBlhpj
of December, which is dm Intpni ilmr. nr ii.v,tl
i....n r, ... . ,m
wu., iiuni iijuiuiu, Hjipear 10 iavo promtfeu
miming, lor ine oninose seem iltsirotii of
, I mil
iircceuinc tlio first Wednnmlnv 5n nv.l
3bor next ensuimi.ir ihnm i.oii i. n.
M , , , """" uc aiiacc
IHrtr ftt.il nifinlltn . . 1- j
ri .ti "" uuiwuon suen date aim such
S ,V 1 u"C!"ay a" i tile term Tor which the
ffi President and Vice Prusidont Instill office
hi ..,.!. . .1 i 7 . "' ""ice ins puouc services, unsullied cn&raclcr, nuu
'H.V r tr t " . 1,01 .p,rt 0,1 ,ho tl'ird the station which ho occupied, and U the
aimiimiy Ui,v uuiay. , -"" -r.. hauuison was receu
I On the Oth of Novembtr, Admiral Elliott i al HarriaMirg on Sunday evening
issued a notice at Chusm, to the British j CU'YkOF WASHINGTON,?
Itwion kIaIii... lt..t . i... t 1. . . A Ml ... a
niwc, .Ti.iuiiy uiai a iruco nau ocen conciu-
ei. with the Chinese, binding them within
--. ... tlcl;iUrs snaii uc
appointed or chosen Widitn ,l,;......r., .1
preceding ile first Wednesday in lw.
bei in the year next ensuing within which
time the cleclnrs ii11 l,n n..n,.:..i.i 1.
sen; and they shall meet and ,:ive their
voiee on sucii WeUnesdtiy.
DEATH OF GEN. IIARmsriN
!3tho death of Gn. Haurison
Mr. TlEiin tlien sulnnUicd thi TuIIjwIm.t
resolutions, winch auer a le upptobiiiory
remarks by Mr. Bnptt.f, wotouiDViimously
agreo to.
licsnlvfllli-Tllrtt din Sunnln nf Pnnncut.
vnnli lintylntr linmi iifV.y..iuj1 ..I ll . i1nrtit. t.C
lui.o i.. uuun .111 if 1 lllti.l 1 14 lU UUdlll III
the President of the United Stales.
!eis it a duty to the memory nf the dtiulJ
4 lua public services, unsullied chaiacie, and
1.. .....i ... ....
to express the mnufnful sentiment with
which the InldlliorMnd Una hrm rcri 'n-ri
KcsolVcd That a rnniiniltni! nf fnnr .S.-n.
ators bo annoinlbd. to act with a Ctuumiiii-
of tho House, should the Huus'o utmoitu
wsut'ii comniitiee, to report what measures
should bo adopted to testify the senso of the
uiiiiiuiiiiv .111 iiiid 1IIUUIIJ11H UllU
that the messar?o received this innrninn frnm
ii, ri 1 r 1 ... .1 "
uiu uiui.uuic uu iuil'iiuu iu mo cuiumiiiec
ine news 110m unina
gloomy characler possiblo,
plextng to Eiiglandi And
EKVPt is scarcely less so.
Question has been opened in anew form.
Admiral Elliot has left China fur England,
in consequence of a palpitation of tho heart.
There is a rumor that Lord Palmerston
is to lie called to the louse of Lords.
. Dr. Uowrilltr brought over tlmt hnliln lif
water from the River Jordan with which!
Victoria's baby was baptised.
Tho Uishops have made a great noise be-
cause thero has been two masquerades gi v-g
en at Durylano thoatre.
. All the markets were affected by tho news?
irom nmcnca; auu on the Bin of Mate!;, -a
report was circulated that a fleet of 10 sails
01 ine line is ordered to assemble at Gib'ral
ter, in conseaucnee nf thn irini nf mv vi,.
Leod, It also stated that Lord Palmerston
lijjs sunt out order to tho Ambassador at
w.asititig-tnn to demand the immediate re
lease 01 McLeod.
The JEarl of Bosse is dead.
Si T1..;.:.l w:n.; c. . .. .
.. aiu ,,nnio aiier painting aporlraii
of the Sultan of Turkey, has roturn-.-d to
ungiana.
The Eleclress or Ilesso is dead
We find it utterly impossible in oti llmi
. 'iea space, to irivo at tliia
synopsis of the comments of tin? pres upon
this inlelligence( but upon Mf. Pickens'
iteport which aeems ia havo created the
greatest sliock.ihe Globe says "The pain
ful eS'oct which this intemperate 'party do
cumenl mnai ..,! 1 ... ..
notice- was accompanied with a recommen
dation to endeavor (n 'iinncilintf. ihn CihL
neae. Tho other Plenipotentiary, Captain!!
piii.i . ! 1 ' .1.-1.... r ' .1 '. .1 a
""iu") looutu a unuuiur ucciaiiug inai vne
interests nf the British at Chnsan hIiiiiiM lm
fill R1lrlf.fl !n fltiritlrr flio nnrri.-.ii4!nin T il.n
- - ...w iibgubiu iniiiu. in iiium
mcanumo, a ureauuil mortaltly Unninishedlfl
Tranquility prevailed in India, and theM
lntellicence bv iho CXnre&S brourrht nndiinn
of importance from any of the presidencies.
A I 1 o I t f"
An all-visG Pmiil
- iwvMwv llitl IIIK OUUUCIIIV
removed from this life. WILLIAM HEN
RY HARRISON. Prnoiilniil nf iltn IT.
United Smtf. wt lm..r ii,.,..M :. . .1 :..
.nuuni 11 uur uuiv, 111
3 the recces of Cor. CrrPAR. Hiwl ill ftin nl.am-ino
ui uiu vice i-resiueni itom tlio seal of Gov
ernment, to make thise afllictinir bereave
mcnt known to the CdUnli'v liv drift ifnplfim
nt.on. under our Immla.
He died at tho President's hotiso, iri this
city, this 4lh day of April, Anno Domini,
1841, at 30 minutes before!
tlio inorninir.
Tlio People of Ihb United Stales, over
whelmed, like ourselves, liv m cn ..-
! , , .UllUl.,,.
expected and so melancholy, will derive
consoladhn tVnm !....:.. 1 ..
..u. . iiiiii 11m rifanin
was calm and reigned, as hia life has been
"rnnTn witboct feaii '
SUTUKDAV, .71'ZiXZi 10,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR
Resolved That the Sena.u do now ad'
ourn.
The Sneaker hamed iVtrssi'i. Tfr.iti.
H UnoWN, 1'EAnsoN and G IBONS as the cum-
inilb, and the Senate adjourned.
In the IIousk of RitpncsnsTAtivEs.
when called to order, the message (given in
the Senate report) was pteseuted, after
which Mr.LAW rose and addressed the chair
as tallows :
; has been renoved from timo to olerhiiy
am directed by the Governor to request ,
t'd close the public offices and nupumj .1
transactions of public buslhtss for ihe ij8
The event has been coniniunicaiud to i '
uener.u Jtssomuiy, wilere arriin.icn1(..m
havo been made for an appioprialo exptf
slim of public feeling on this melaiiciuilv
occasion, i '
1 am rrspeeifulH',
FRS. It, b'HUNK,
Secretary uf the Commonwealth
SucncTAitv s Ornci:, ?
Apiil 0, 1811, i
TVic Euiicral iS'ochiii'iV.i.'I'I, rn. .
ing circular has been issued bv th0 ,,,!'
.via ui mu unoillCI, uy WHICH It will ba
seen thai tlio funeral was solemnized oi
Wednesday last, at 12 o'clock.
Washington City, April l.ft&C,
I ho circuiiiStaiiccH in wliinli ..
ced bv the death nfilin lr,.L.l,lf.i .'.
I- 1 7 V . """"""i -"iiieru
indisiiensiblo for us, 111 the recess of C011.
glesa, and in the absceueo uf the Vice Pfes!
ident. to make &rranirnmiuiK hie ii,,. 1.'
Hral Solemnities. Havinii consulted v.-;,,'
(he family an I personal friends of tho do,
ceased, wo liao cbcluded that the funeral
bo solemnixbh oil WnilnnKitnv. ihomi.
- . j , t in j(
at 12 0 block. The religious services to be
performed according to the usage of the E-
piscopal Church, iu which ehi
IIV ,t.
ceased most usually worshipped. The bo.
uy to tie taisen Iroih the President's llouii
-, M - ""i.i nil. i H-OIUUIII a 11QU4I)
Air. SpcAKEit :--Tho evontjuslannouhcrtto llio Coiigiets burying ground, accotnban-
111 tllO CftmilllinifVilirAti rff.ni (tin tiN.A.i. rflif.lt lib ri inllllnrV niul .irnA..A:A.. 1
Iji . , -.jj.twv., uu ilia u uucru
H patriotic, useful and distinguished and that
fotho at utterance of his lips expressed a
;.!rveni aesire for tho perpetuity of th
Ssiitulion, and the preservation of i
' j " J ivis u u u j j 3 u r 3
tl R H L- ."11 pi.iac 111 uiugiiiui juiin 1 klub is now rresiaent oi tliell
, ui vdiiba a gruai ucai 01 misoH uniicu oiates. jn case or his death, the pi
rv Hero as well as in America. SharesHlaw of Congress providing for tho case off
Which hrnntrlii dvn ..o.. ....... noi II ... r 1. .,. . . ... h
1 1 0 1 1 r, . "S uro nowiauuam 01 uom ine rresiucnl and V cc
anxiously so d at 14 n. ' H d.:,i..i n .:u .i
- RJ X 1L-DIUC1II, IVIll iaiU UllCCi
wuai- IMPOHTANT INTCLLIGCKOB i
it , ----- nuu UU uki
nutfdenl under orders for Halifax," an!
of the realm could be furnished af.er
ucpariuro. 3 .. ofl- fi ., Pr.,,. , . n..r
The Atlas says, "WV wtth AmcricaHUent, nild p70j0 ho'rfon of a Pr'
Jnust and will as surely fol ow nnon tl,nHi,in ..,.1 U u ' .VCC1 w? 01 a 1 rLS
murder of MeI.eod. aa tha ll,ri r 1 IHV" .. lv,irvrm ,cn an eve,
... . . . "o ""KfKjuii x yr.cn. 1 e ivps in ihr. is.
toiiows neUaruncss ..l,,gl)t;l)tl, then ihisHdonl umil Iho 4th or March 1815, 11 , less
war will be a war without nm' Ifrfitn .H; : 1 .... ... . , " .al' ".s
iect. except revenue lor any i, rZ llVttaimi 01 ,naW1Il'
' , , , --J .. .llVlirjlll IIUIIOIIU WIS UUIICS.
vaunm oe aioneu. hi o, , n T , , ,
'-1 o 1-.. v 111 idau 111 :i r ninvn . finniii roa
our
Turkey. ICuvtl. arid Sarin 'pi,., a ..
j - .ijs - w aiin
trhn Observer f the 28lh ult. stales thai
inteljience from Constantinople of the lGih
nil. infunns us that ilic Sulin's finnan
Ersniing to Mehtmcl Ali and his family (he
Pnshaliok of Egypt hered.tarily, has juS
It would nnpear,says the London Time,
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
For the first lime, since the adoption of
our Constitution, fifty two years ago, we
aio called upon to announce the death of an
acting President of the United States. It
will be seen by reference to another column
that hd died on Sundsy morning last, at half
pasi ii o-ciocK. This is no time for idle
remarks wo can only iook upon the do.
ceased as the chief magistrate of our nation,
and as such deplore his demise, and suggest,
in uic spirit 01 repulilicanlbin( that some
strongly cherished hopes of. the people ofHllllnS should be done by bur citizens' gener-
iiis oounirv, oi an amicable adjustment ofIa'ly without distinction of parly, to mani
tha dispute, will be much relieved by iheifest their respect, not to General HS..
Stahrffitt " rJ!lb ' "tof the United States. J
the Report.- bH Much speculation is afloat is to how long
frtl fid. la. n... "
ine times says: We shall not quote
from this ofloiiBivo and Unjust tirade.bui we
oui.icoiijr mvoKo our readets to studv it in
extenso for themselves, and then "judge
uiouisBives wnat ciianco exists of fair org
jusi treatment rot Greal Britain from those
BUtnorilieS Willi W III' 1 eiii.li o oi,l '1
intillo r.r.,il.l J,.,w :: . . 1 a
wwu uuiu uii"uiaieu.
the Gnu
its Irnc
principles. In death, as in life, the hanni
uess of. his country was uppcimost in his
lilOUglllS.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary of Stale.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
JOHN HELL,
bctiHtury of War.
J. J. U1SW,
Attorney General.
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Post Master General.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
lN" TUB bnNATK the frl owirtir IneflSnire
from the Governor was presented':
10 me oenaic ana uouse oj ucprescma
lives oj tne lioiiimonwcaitli oj Jfenmyl
vamu :
QenTLUBIEN .InlolHirehHri 1ms iWn Tf
ceived that WILLIAM HENRY HARRI-
&UiN, President of the United States, has
nuid the debt nf nalnrp. Hp. Apninpt1 ihis
life at the Presidents House in the city of
.WashlniMnn. nn t'isipnl-iv i-nnmihrt
The public services and nrivaitf tvdflh offfl
.I... ,1i.-ii.,.,. .:..!,. 1 .: ..... 1 ....PI
...u ui.iiiijuioiitu i.uiicu ay'I" "a" ocen jusi
eievateit to the Highest station in the Kepub
iie( can upon mo Ueneral Assembly ot tin
Pli . - - H 'UlUjllUl UlitlVJlillS
Red 111 tllC COinmutlif'Mlinn frnm ttiP P
live, is one ol llio most solemn nature, and
calls for the rospectlul consideration of tho
House. It 3 an event unprecbdonted in
the history nf nnr rniinlrv. Odipr Primi.
Bidents have paid the debt of naliitc, but ii
r . . .r...- ....!- .1 ...ii . 1 1
wii!) iiucr mcir career 01 useiuuncss nao
lerrr.inalcd' Wc havo now announced to
U3 fur the first lime, thn dcatli of nun. whn
as wc all hoped, was about to set out on 0
career of clorv and usefulness. Sir.it is
an event which appeals to tlio sympathies
of all of us, and before which all party coil
sldoratious sink and dwindle into
niticancc. It is an occasion on which all
not as members of this sect or that party,
but as common ehildron of our common
country. Over tha uruvQ of ilonartci! ex
cellence, envy, ambition, the prejudices ol
party, sectional fccliu&j,- and the animosi
ties of faction are hushed into' silence, at d
leave us time to look back upon a long lift
01 illustrious services.
This is not the time nr the nlaco to sneak
of the la'.e President as ho dtservos. Sir.
I do not mean to enter imb'n his eu ofry. 1
believe wo all linilo in the' most nrofound
regard for his virtUC3. As a brave soldiei
as an honest mail, he is entitled to the ad
miration ol tins a'eo, as he will Obtain that
I of posterity I hope the Hblise on the
present occasion will adopt without delay)
some mode of testyfytng their respeel foi
this illustrious man. There can be no
doubt in regard to the nrescnt rumor. If
is the nfTsnrinrr nf Irntli nml it r out fit in
sueh a shape that il cannot be questioned.
ied by d in i 111 :ir V nml nivii. nrnnnmim. 1
dcp'bsitcd in the Receiving Tomb. '
iiu ilium!, v i.uuuiiinuio io 00 under
iho direction of Maior General Ma..n.,.i. .1...
- --....wtnn3
Co .er-il Oomnia idmg in Cinef of the At-
my oi the United Btates;aud Major Gcnciul
Walter JnncB. of Miliil i nf im l-;,i....
Hof Columbia.
Comm0doi6 Morris. ilip spnmrf!n.i.,! :
JtHo Navy now in the city, to have the di-
reution ol tlio naval arrangements.
The Marshal of the District to hate thtf
direction of tho civic procession, assisted by
tho Mavors of U'asliinoinn. Cim,
...i , ... ., ;; :i u ..
hiiu iiiuAuuuria, 1110 uiem ot llio oupreine
. . - -- VltlV.
citizens ds they mav see fit to call
Haid. ' '
John Quinoy Adams, ex-President of the
Uilitp.il Stall's, mnmtinri: if Puim... ..
. " ' HU 7
in the city of ifi its ncifrhborhooif. nil ih'
mo.nbors of tho diplomatic body resident
io Wasl i i.ton", Mid all officers of Govern
ment, and citizens rrenerallv are inviinl !
attend.
And it is respectfully recommended to
the officers of Government that they wear
... . ill. r ... '
mo usuai uaugo 01 mourning,
Daniel Webster, Secretary of Stato.
Thomas Ewing.Sectcmty of the Treasury,
John Dell, Secretary of War.
. J. Crittenden" Attorney General.
Francis Gran gen Postmaster Gencrall
the Vice-President is to act as President.
e think the following extracts from the
Constitution and acts' of Congress settles
the question conclusivelvj
THE PRESENT PRESIDENT.
By the. following extract from tho Consti
1 ..( TT. .. ... .
iin t vhiwui wi M libit liHUVIf tiilUII U'
" In case of the removal of tho Pres'uHery American patriot hoped would be n ca
reer of usefulness, the power to render fur.
inor ana greater services Has been arrested,
SQUADRON ORDERED TO AeM f,9 office, or of his death, resirnation,
MVnjnat trior inability to disc bar din
Tfie Times and other papers stale as J"C8 fi v- nCC'. ,,ho "mc shail de-Sand tho mysterios dispensations of Provi
positive ract that SomePo 'the sXTronW0 k" V,ce-V"",e" Congrcssrfdenco havo interposed to disappoint the na
teluveillo consist of ten tail, nfthM ',...T. ,UB .,or mo c?.so 01 IC"
. , . V ' -J
ucreu orr ine uoast or .nmititn be....". . .. i . . --... iw.ui.ui,
port th. remonstrance ot iKe Dr M ZT ZXZ " t accord ?
yiiimsicr. Mr. Fox. aeainst th, i.H ". : u.u 'c'uu. or a rresi
Cidl murder of M, r, n rfMu.in ana uc elected.
r .y . "A ... . . m III aUU 0 O I US RPf I nn fcn -,.,....
ifiianirurorniiitiii.fi rri. ...i-i . . . . . .. ui.owui
rtateTj ta'-iUfc ha dhe .38?.. ffi" ' b"8n t)f"8
. . ful j i n - w "-.it u iu i win r triiiiiiin in
Mil. . , .. " r Z" :
2 ttfSV'. itOnlh raoi.rnnll.. I lit. t hi
n fi.M , . or inaouuy, ooinwinusl
CoastofSnria.hadber
.Irrfrl nrtK. -.. . a" ,1, ' ' v M'UB omcei.snau men act as Pros dent.
rJ, " ' tn llUiw l " "i" Ilillli till ID vuv Wtri
rJignatioii, or inability both of the PresideclhU first campaign. The ancient building N
The news from the Coniini?ni w fiml
vmrft Mllln lili.n.iAl WAV J "
tt v iiiia iiii(fiLJt ir: n t. . . - -
rH iu v icu i-res iticnt ni thn 11 s i iu tiiM
iA.r.r.rSrSr3r S " " " "'aP'Wenlof the Scale pro tempore, 'and,
VSffc .c...f- m case there shall be no Premlent of the
R&eiiatf, the KpeaUer or the House o( Repre
SJnlii'ivcs for the time being, shall net as
jji-rcsiuciHoi mo united stalos, until the
uisioiiiiy ue removed, or a President shall
be electcd.-
Sect. 10. Whenever the offices of PYcsU
lilnnr nnr 1'n.n !.. i.l.... i .. I. -1 1 ....... i
......... uu , . 4 iwiuiinnBiiiiii uum uvcouie
gl vacant, tho Secretary of Stale shall forth-
. mii ..iu vi.ui;iui ixaauiuuty ui ii uciuua .uc inuiuuuiiui y luiunuapuil lias
Common wealth, on behalf of our commons roached this body by official announcement
constituents, for the appropriate testimoni-i that an All w'i6e Piovidenco has snddenh
als of public feeling which are inspired bv
tne niciaiicnoiy event.
DAVID R. PORTER.
ExrximvE Chamber, April 5, 18-11.
When tha messago was read, Mr. Rei:d
rose and addressed the chair as follows :
Mil. SpnAICm .Tho Kflnnln iw, .inil nr..
ticipates the object of tho motion I ani abouijjj
iu uidiv. 11 is iu nmr.n niTinnrr 1.4 nri-innvne
the recorded expression of the deep sorrow
wnn wnicn wie intelligence ot the death oi
. .1 . ... ...
7-.-.- - ....H...t,.u .i 1111. uwciiii KIM ' uiiiiniii-w ui jiio UCIIUIU au.llHU lilt
the President of the United Stales has beenraSenate appoint such committee) to reporl
received ainonnst us. A Itintr life of nub.
lie service has been suddenly tcrminatedi
and at the outset of a new carter, which ev-
lion's hopes. At theso dispensations we
not repine. Under this disappoint-
tampnl tvn alwinlil lint mmirn Itnt il ia fin.
purely consistent with submission, to testily til
uur icapoci tor 1110 memory oi 1110 ueau
al HARRISON ato now part of tho ungues
linnnn IllSlntV 111 (tin Piinntlt' l lioi. nm
placed bv the hand of death (inynnd nil nnr-
ty controoersy which might exaggerate or
denieciatO (hcni-und to his viriirm (rr:iln.
w fnl people may now without dissent do dis-
inicresieu jusuce. Jtiis watja long an ac
tiveand an honored life. Ho lived with
out reproach. Ho died without an enemy
to spcal; a word or unkinduess or of dispar
agement over his grave.
Fifty years ago, the lato President of the
United Slates passed through '.he village
whore we are now sitting, on his wav to
mil luajjuui IUI UIU IllClllury UI UIU UCUU ' " tl """"" .iini-ii, iiilllill
our sincere sympathy with tho sorrows of i took place on Wednesday. Tho committee
the livinjr. Tho public services of Goner-; 0f ,10 Senato wcre.Messfs. Pearson.KinnH-
111 II AliniRnlV Kiniinni norl nFllio iiniinnit. ' . .... '
On Saturday last the tavern liconso bill
was so amended as to suspend its operations
unlit Tultr Tl lo ll,A.,r.... .-!
sueh a shape that il cannot bo questioned.! " " " " uwmy m
It demands the immediate action of theH publish the notices left with us for thai put'
air. l.Iimr nt JSusnnp mnnn. 1 inn niiln-nii.
ted the following preamble and resolution,
wnicn wero unanimously auopteu :
Whereas Ihe melancholy information has
removed from' this life. WILLIAM UV.fi
IY HARRISON. President of the United
States. And whereas, the members of this
House Icelincr dcen v unnressed with the
solcinnilv nf thin nnavni'i-.tpil nml uni n Pn I
nteiligenccv as u testintoutal of suitable re
spect lor me memory ot tno illustrious de
ceased, b'e it
Resolved That a crimmitlne nf fnnr hf.
appointcd to act in conjunction with a simi-
ar co 1 m uec 01 l ie denato u inn 1 Imp
A joint resoluiion has passed both Hous
es, amending the Constitution, to limit tho
legibility of tho Governor to one term. It
must pass another Logialatdjo and then brf
submitted to the people, before il can haver
M effect.
what further measures shmilil hn mlnnti.it tr.
sifruifv tho SCllSO of this LsiMslntnrn nnrlf.r
10 afiliciiiis a bereavement, and that this I
House do now adjourn.
1 He speaker named Messrs. Lusk, Smy-
sun, Tleknikkn and Cox tho Comniittiu!.
when the House adjourned.
1 lie joint comnutieo appointed to report
suitable proceedings upon tho death of tho
Presiuentf recommended the appointment
;of a committee of both houses, to proceed to
Washington, to attend the funeral, which
bury, Headley and Sthrom, of the House,
H M fi 11 It i .r ivt 1
tl .uco.no. uiu, lfiuuuiicuu ui ioniiampion,M
Christman, Lusk,- Smyser, and Hill.
Thomas Williams',- of ihe senate, was etec
, , llu 4,tlllll iiiuuniiau, (, oaturuay pas'
ted to pronounce an eulocv unon the char-Hthe following item nf intnll ifrn.11.1. n.liiii'A 1..
a. w. 1 - PI O " - "..-..'0.v.w lliuillb ll
nniMM ..1,1: . ..f1.!.. -n U Ihfi nnn.riniiii.cnnl.' r.n.i.. ..: ..
tiauiui nuu imuuu auivitto ui mo 1 rcgiueill.
whero the vounir soldier thenlodaed. is voi1
standing! At that period tho institutions
or our country wero immature
The following circular wis dirrip.tpil in ilu.
several Depaitments by the Secretary of the'
if. 1.1 1 .1 i n. .ii- ' ...
wuiiiiiiuii L-uiui, uiiu uiu puuuu unices were
all closed duriuir the day.
10 me iieaai or Departments, anil Vanal Com-
iiVvrrvii .f the f-'n,nntn,.iy.r. .. TJ ...I
.... .... 1, w 1 ...b wii.iiivf.il vull' "J i CW-
vanlu:
Gr.N'rf.lliiiKN : Intellipnnpii hns Iipoh r
ceiveutnnt William Henry Harrison, Pros
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... uu. .......... j ...,,, UU iu.,.i jn-i-niuuui ui nm u 11 nun oiaies, nas paid llio
manenr.o uncertain their efficacy uiilricd,HUbt of nature. Do depaited this life at
Ho has Jived to see those institutions sur-rthc President's House, in tho city of Wash
vivc their hours of trial, and intiinse hoursl.imMnn. nn vnutptihrv mnmi,,,. An i
A bill hns passed the Senate requiring
the Canal Commissioners to bo elected by1
tho people.-
Tho last accounts' from Ha'trisburi.-
broughl us no account of tho veto of tho
Bank bill,- though it was expected bv every
one, not however as "an aclof deliberate
cruelty and fiondish tyranny," hat as an act
prayed for by all the country banks, and-
the people generally, to protect them from
Ho rapacious grasping of the city banks.
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the non-ofncU'Scckinir nnnv in ii.u ,.iu. i,,.
jiifsver think of the spoils, and are opposed
to changes on party uroimda.
!? , I'ennsylvanian.
1 " What a rush'. Them nm r,,.. .:,,.
Btions iu the post office, in this citv, to Lo
supplied .y the now postmasier. Wo un
deiblandlti.it not less ihan 1,200 applica
I'ons hnc alieady been made for these for-
.. nn it ii . . .
nil un.i-uo. uuw uipgracciui this lact whciv
iVhuiu ru so many avenues to honest un
paid thogdustry btill left unoccupied."
' ... V Z V, 1 . ft ;vmvwui iiiuiiiiuu
ot trial no a ways sioou lain u ly by lliem.fcmony of the deep fefcllngs Of sorrow, ii..?Iiion. cxroni when d. . ZS . ' 'Lru.jjr1
10 t He Hi best Iinnnralcn .ml iv il.i. nnii..i:..& ll...n.-...fi..'.. r ii: H. .. .. n ' u uciduuci
SlaVCS tit 7 'exit. nPonrAt
ji mai itopuoiio, crnnot be taken in execu-
i(mi.mivi-, A tn an UUUU31U11 uii wuiuu auwn"u iiiuAuiuitiu, mu 'oiuril UI lllU totlpfUlllO
of us feel only as American citizens, and B Court of the United Slates, and such other
IHll nq mnrndpra nP fliio ennl nt tli.. nn.- fJ pIllTnQ i tliAt.. mif ran fit in n.it .1
Federal Uberalitu.
the Capitol, wo find that no Democrat is re-
taincd iu any of th6 public offices in any
capacity whatevor. The "reform" ha
swept out all tho Democratic clerks, tnd
has oven reached the person uncalled in car-
H rying wood into ihe offices.
H iJ. ..i.:.,.. :.. .1... ' r . ..
i!u...iiiK in mu way oi proscription, av
ail equal to this, has ever been witnessed
here before.and will nuver be again, wo trust.
Augusta (Me.) Age.
The North American, of Saturday has-
r r i si. i.:a.i.. Ij it i .1 . i. - ia mvh up utiiur is a iieiauuer-
C ...uu .u .uuuivu .u g i numirB&spiicu uy tins amictivfl oispcilsatiou ol Di-gto tho-Government. This will nn lni hi
ol lus country; but no honor did he ever inRvino J-rovidenco bv which a disiimiui8hcil$(. iH'l.n tlin H a tut...!-.. r tl I l . .
iiwii mai i.,iiui.uu9 iiiuuiv iTinwi, uvii eiiuu iiu 10 mo iimncsi-8 anon in me renii 1 ii nrrn
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