Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, February 27, 1856, Image 1
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Obituary, 'otices not ,i, exceed liValinticiviii - ,Li? insertelii l liiinui 40_011t. 30 •Pti.lN TI NG. . -• TEM CARLISLE IlikAim JOB Pliltiinpla OFFICE ik the Jam& and, most complete establishment in the county. a:lirce good Presses, and a general variety of material -- suited for Plin. anit.Nanny ' work of every kind, enables us to do Job Erintiug at the shortest notice and ou the lai most reasonable 'Whim; Persong in want of Bills. t Banks or any thing_ in the Jobbing line, will find it\t, sir in terest to giveus a call. - Every variety of WANK con,. _ siantly Ciii'liatud: ' • • Mliettors eifbusiness 'must tozi" 'poa-piiid - to se . cure attention;' - ' ' , ... Neu) Abuertisetrients. . , A PPEALS FOR 1.856::---Tlici--_ Coln _ 'n,;_ thissloners of Cumberland ..oulity have fixed On thu tollewing times and places for 'raiding the appeals on the trhuriniml eSsessment for the b eyeral townships anti boroughs 'id said county, . . County tax, dbllar ride3',4 mills.' . ...----," . State tax, dollar rate 3milis. .- . The return. to benuole by the- respective . assesnrs at tho tlinee'endPitmes.tixed for the appeals. at which thee ' ----- tlit - i — iffiAiskurs - lrill — re - .- t two ...*speetable citizens i for . ri .-'''' llectors. ' 'c , •-,4tie , • 4 ..t, o Menroditowns , t iliblii lc house - of Samuel Algler; oh' Moudapj. . trd day. O' . f March:. . - -.- Upper Allen-e'n.d., .t hanicsburg.itt,the..publiediouse of-Odorgo Spetuder,- echauiesburg uu Tuesday thb 4th day of-Mereli . , ' -- ' , , - - ...Lower " ' au4. • ow Cumberland at the pfiblic Waco of..- : Hall on Weduesday the Sib day' of 401 , . . .Y.lait Peri ti-oath and ilampden at the public house Bedlam-in Clay on Thtirsday the oth day of Mardi. Silver Spring at the Public house of Deorge Duey on - ' Fridayd the 7th day of.Mii,rcli. -Newville and Frankfort} et the public - house ofJno: M. Woodburn in Norville on -Monday the lUth.day of • March. . . . , . - Mitilin,,and Newvill at the same Plate.ol l Tuesday the 11th day of March.' : •Ifepewell at the public ihiuse of David Monrey on': Wednesday the,l2th. '-Shippensherg Donee - o'llnd ToWnship at the -Public - - house of. ' , ~Attglifietniugh on Thursday the 15th - Southatiip tou nt the same place on Friday the 14th. ' . . -Dieldenon' at theiMbile. hose of - Jacob Itedsecker on • gliturdpi the 15th, . : - - • West Peunshoiongh'ef the public hense . 'Mt.' at . rpe - ''i: on Monday the 17th. • ' North Middleton at the COmmissiniacrs Office on-Tuei r - - day the 18111.\ ' . . Wednesday South Middleton at the same place on 'Wedn . Y the 111fli. - '-,...... . t • Carlisle East Ward - af the same place on Thersdlty the . • - Carlisle West Wai:d at the same'plece on Friday the .. "- . 1 Youl 8i senors Office, Jan.:l4. 'N. i' • , 114). to Conindssloners' give noticciLthett they will ' require the priucipal &0 . -assistant assessors' to assist -in holding the appeals. cr. V-- livt . j: 4 4, -- ZlNf i tio l k? .. P,+• • '--,..-,, ,-•' .• • J:r. .12 t .' , "....!' *4 ":--,?• . 7.--c '''•-,. ~'ik./ :".:-7- ~ ~ ...,',..-,7,---T--,,,p,t-i;rOT, ,_ - , 4 ._________ _,,, ,-- ,:41 , 1 l-, , ,!' , ,. , , s;„ , . , ' -_l-.--_---,z. ...,•-•--4- `.....4::-. QCOITS. LITTLE .GIANT CORN AND COB Mil. ATE2);TED NAY lean; ISC4, ' Who Lorric - GlAN•f;tirfettOi but 'recently introduced „from the•llitis.r; now -Stands 'PRE-RMIIVENT .as the 'west titui•ta,.lltarturAr, and. popular: Fa rio Zilit.t of the age. OUr !Ii,V,V . UFACTOCIES aro probably the only ones in the World- 7 exchisively'aovutcd to•tunklug, Atetalio Mills, thiirCfore pitsoss superior advantages in preparing - Such - an admixture of Meta* as host adapted to nttiking •• - •—stnnig•-aud.,clurable article. !the LITTLE Otaxr has been awlwderl the First Prete - ul4 ut,the Principle Fairsof the..Natieti,as the mu i conipletoeild convenient Ntill non- in'usc. ._ ---- 37uise1111.1:s - life - iiitt otilrrtilirifilt - atorintirariol , all . others in their cons(. ruction _arid to • ly Of air:vial, .-..h.itts.liar ,, t--!'”' Imaix'oc_m4.4 with any given power t Arid warranted -in Al ''eritiCS to - - suit ,- ci• the purchase-Arline) .- ruin - natal Mk return cif the . They aro itforwd'to Farmers and, the trade complete, - . at ~ :28:, ii...,12 and' Vie,, thi No. 1, %No. 2 lot NO. 1, :tad :i.'2 . egtra fiic 031:tip,ii . Warranted to grind front .ti to lb ' 1 tOrels,per houraecording to size. .. . ~ . , . Sc(Y.PT'S . NIA113.11:1 1 1 .GIAN't GRAIN ,--- . 'MILL '(cAvE.ktls)-3i4tl; Is.ifa.7-- --, < Tos Alm lea mostmomplOto And; important article ' for Planters, Farinera and WWIS, haviti i :horsepower ".• or Miler convonienras Ibr running, a belt. - . .Thay•ess' ho . worked advantagiiowdy with ono, twiior - Ilifirl .110)'SO!?,' wherever a speed of front four to six; hundrod; rorehe Mons per mintito'cau be obtained upen al4-Inehpulley; with a iijlllich holi:. -' , i ' ... ' • . .; ._• These Mii.i.s are adapted to any kind ofwork, zilun trig costae feed frorti corn, oats, de., or flno 'meal. front . oorn, wheat or rye •• ' amt corn ki*ili In - the most satin- • • •; --; - - factory manner, arid wlth'a vast saving ,of pow,er oKor ' all other' mills, tiro Cob being 'cut will; sharp cast:ateel.. -i i ntLADELpittn; Feb..2t,.,ln' the American - -- , -Tha first prorninin',wasnwaeded these :Mills at. the National ,-Notnimititi ,, ' Convention. yesterday, - 'toile maim orlieuiJorsey, Pennsylvania; find' the Indus- Mr;'Hillinger.olfered b .a.„resolotion, declaring,- tr3Bl.lishillith;n, at Boston. . • .... . . . . ~ Th e Ni m bi, th mo, weiiimrt . t ; ou •- t , , .. 00 pb ' i i n . t -j s : o '' ccup t s . - : that the CenVetitlen would menunate 'no -, -man tog lcm . mee - of3',,inrhes s•roui t e: jt,l s p,,e,uliarly simple,, 10 o WaB IRA in. favor „of interdicting Slavery , tr. ,.. ..;f t. , s h il l ciwatittolr.3,hte; .re , i . 0trt ..... 7.'79 skill to run iti • or to ) la ViiO•STUtt-01-0-thrritrii, , lei north 'Of the -i-para -1 lel of' 86 degrees $0 rainatee.'• This was' laid alloy Sr o oritred complete, ready ihr athirliiiig; the' - ' belt, at x. 55; tsitli cast 'cool cob at tacit/molts, $65. • War- OU the..table by a vote-.of .151 to 61. ...Millo ranted to give the most parfott mitiSlhatlati. . e--votowits b*g.taken,,a, despatch wile read • ttleaso Lan iit tho,.Littlo ' (i,iant - Works, and .wit's - Vital- operation. - Marnatliehnted he ;. . front the. ;Ainerican MeMbers of the Perinsil= . .. . .• . - ItOsT SCOTT' et CO:, •• ' ' Ih - tale - l i egiSlaturp, asking that na nomination.. , .... , .1.. 17 th - L'Coater,,St., l'h_ila. -. • . 'R5h.,.1,3. flmo—pd. ~ . . ' . ~, , ; ma.,v'be Made a present. -After the-Vote . IVtiEt: • ..- . anno.utteed, Mr.. Perkins,.:olPoon•l .iti &leen , . .„ „.. -CORN SIIELLEHSI -.:- -• . - ' well ei)eech, alll.l uficed :that the ; Alorinectictit _ . ~, ~ • .... , CORN BIIELLkan. . . ] Alelegntion would - ow',. secede. lie invited - - : - ` . --trheitubserlhet:' /laving -to the Ink. fear years framed .ga e l i delegates its cite `tO - go 'lVith 'them . to. _ eiwarti of alrandred and forty Cora Shallots for Lion.; • ry nhomlaiwishos to in forinthe-Farmers, of (Arniberland : theMerchants' °fel; to forma new meet at . . , , ~., counts; that he i N prepared to frame them anew. Twill- platform. -„ A great, eici tement ensued; Pei'. . tatio Corn . er 'Wood 'hi pay for Frataltik, :ead-irttuni. .-. , sure . the inaebtne.s id run vett. .ity stlep, ;east Lire -.I receded ' eeates from "voriona other _Northern States, North and of West street.. : • , • .. - ' with 'titoSe . from.` Conneetiont.' •-- A \ Aug ,29.—:201. -. ~JOSE. 1 ;11 IVitavra. ; ballot was then taken. Or. a candidate for . . . . . ~. , . . , . . . . .. . ..,. . . .. . . . . . .llr „••.' , ;11)+ ~' ' .. ' , . . ---r-- * In , or. • : ' , . . . ... . , VOL. LVI. HEBALII - AND ADIVAICA - N 11A.T1O.AiA.L CONVENTION. `" This body, called, togetherks : the purpose Of nominating' candidatesler- thiirresidenoy nd-Vice-Presicfeney-4—the-Bnited—StuteScto presented. as the , standax4-beurers, of; the Americanparty nest fall, ussm - 71u delphia on Monday the 18th inst. Vie' pre liminary proceedings of the'rneeting, from All acogiints, were, not of a very harmonious ()liar acter._ At the mottling session, the Hon Wtt. BnErrs, of Indiana, was elected President pro' tent, in conlequence of the absence ,of Presi dent Bartlett of Kentucky, - 2 .1 1 he number= of delegatrs present '!as ahodt 160. • The afternoon's proceedings were distirbed by a difficulty between twofactiens of the'Penn sylvMiirdelegates, and it was feared dna the contest for ,supremacy between the two would end in,uu 'open and person I. conflict. It is thus expli lined L~-~ There are . two State counsels; - one repadint ing.the twelfth - et:coon iu the Notionitt 'foray the other embracing-it and-mititing....tt their chief-Corner stone. Toth/have:sent ,fllll sets of. delegates, and ffill -- "ttettiou bet Ween them _hy,.the_connell 44 au 'ugly The State council repudiating the twelfth see, tiouls the regular mil leginthate one. The . ()thermos termed . 1).1-about a dozelt -seeders from it Met. surtuntir, - . Mostly "treat I'hiladel ,pl.o.6. . _ . • PuitAn4r.iiiA. Feb.- : 10.--.The Natioinil Anierio: , n Council. re-assembled this morning, Charles ll..Freeinun; Vice. President; presid ing.- A' resolution providing fur the admission or reporters was uttered, but laid v an.The• table wait action shall he had' on the queStion _of . aitesied seats.. Miring the --calling uf the rim the Leusiana dchigatiou preiented Their. „credentials for•admisskum which was objected to hecause the ltoretiu_Catbulic. test was .not , recognated by the louiSiana Council. - 4. warnf.. :debate ensued on a Moiion'to admit the dele ! Agatetrivithout . oredentials,--. which prevailed- 7 . yeas-149,. nays 60... The council lititl.,a warm debate at the contested seats of ;the Peuusyl- - : %Ma deleotinn, "Which . tel , minated in the , ddmissiou of nr. Ede and others, 'ignoring the 12th ettotitni of the NatiOnal •plattortu.— The',vote.stoed 84 to 46* catiaingbitter feeling among the Southern defegatee, There are 21 $ tee ,no _ _ ,•District of"Coltitnbia;re resent ed in the Coun.il by about 4 14:16•••• , • ',l,es t ,, The following States, are ,not„repriemente'd at all i ---- Maine -- Vertnopt c :- 2 -)lichigau ' __Gecagiti;, •Alabama, ir;zaii, 111iisisidPpi;' 1 0bytll Carolina. --PHrtAnktriu . A, Feb:- ;?.:o.—The: National American. - Convention-requistintiled to day at Franklin pall, President Bartlett in the chair.' The resolution for the adinisSiaii. of; the re perters was pasSed, and the:delitiertitiona were thus made public. The subject under debate for nearly the entire ,day. has been- the sreecin ding °libel 12th section made--.a `the,Platfurni.. Ford, of- Ohiomade - -.a strong anti slavery speech; inererising the-disstriislaction . of -the Sotithern. Members, and.. inducing -some . of th ein'. to: wove to, adjourn, biuu die, :which laid-on-the-table. .., • Pit itAn r,tinti.,__, Feh,....2 1..-=-The „National Ainerican Council passed this, evening — the phitforntof principled publiShed on the. lath inst., in the 11'ir.7 . /iingtOn Organ of n'aubstitute for the whole platform established by the'June t getivention. The vote pt d yeas. 308, nays TT> , . Varions . members . . freak Ohio made bn speechesthe subject, e tile deploring" that the platform was a death blow to Americanism in Ohio, *tile others expressed themsolve content; find defended .Mr. Forch . of 011ie, from_ tlui, charge of Black Bepublictutis* unfde -b - Sl - IBenutitt; of - Ng:iv York. ' ~ , --7-7" l'ittL'AavaxittA, Feb.. 22.—Tlierm7riciiii N iron a 1 ULM v t re • asiowil bled at ,S stittl . street flail tiatardapaporning, and Stormy session of.tright hours-mid a half. •veral Southern 'delegates left tla;:---iiiinVention and there ,wt's a generalltotiMpation of dom. -Netseeparatien of the rectiou •Mr Bartlett nieyOti - that the Convention tidjourn the 3d of July next. Upon .this motion t3peeelfes, were 'aide by at leatit'one third Of 'tho. mein beri:of the' bottyrundltw:as then tabled by a 'vote Of:yeas:4lB, hays 78.1 The ..Cotivontion then adjourned to meet.on,Mottdal a when *an I attempt will.be made to,go_lato tftnlttion. ~_iii...t/. . f,#. _ :, ..: friT7f- i tili- i '::.:::- .7i ' 1225 WEDINTJSDAL - :-F,EBRVAitY. . r-:. -185 G. • , , . • I President - of - tliti-ITnited—states,... when blillord.Fillmore,.ofNewYork;irpikoves 'nominated, receiving '179 votes. For Vice President . Andrew Jackson Dcmaldson,_ or Tennessee. we nominated. • Thee candidates Nve.e greet ed with immense Cheering,.ainidst whicti.the Convention 'adjourned sine 'die? The seceding talegates from the North, held tv_Meetingat ~~a PENNSYLVANI4,LEGISL . A.T 4 TIItE. • ...Wednesday, Feb: 2 1 1—,Amongst a "lumber of petitione proem - A.O, was one by Mr: Evans; from ettizens.from Berke count '~ for the re-. peat-of the "Jug Law," and . trio for a law' to - pr - eVetit — JUstices::of: ther - Peace - or'Alde rrna said cOunty, froin practising in'said courtif Attorneys.: ThtiCotninit,tee-on 'Railroads re ,ported as_dommitted, the bill 'relative to the . LOhigh:Valley Railroad,: Mr Evans" called Up house bill to incorporate the Clayton,..Siiiiltz iille and 114 erstown turnpike Company; which plis . sed it several 'rCadingfi: 4 bill to mrike appropriation of $26,000 . to Ib.e Western Toxin 53.Ivania ospitatfor the - Insane, fur the pur pose of erecting additional buildings, line then taken lap and.dbxussed until the • hour of ',ad -jourtiinentp . _ TI ou .13 wail - called to order at 3 o'clock': hu no quorum ofinemberd being prosent, udL jo trued n7i - thotlt trun'sacting nny_busiuess. Thuriduy.' Feb. the Senate, Mr EVTnas•presentetta,Votition from physicians of jerks cothity, for the repeal of the Act relative - • • to COrotiers in Perks and Lanenster tatintios., ;Also one from_Phila - delphiajor_the_repeal_ the tax on bonds -and Mortgages, amLareinen stratum froni Lancaster ttgi4itist the incorpora . tint of the Laticastercity, and Ceneatago unit Road Conip.any,-.. - Mr. - : Evans also read in pluce - a hill relative - to roaeviews_ in Berke county;: • which was taken, up, past.to:thirdletidipg, and during the' afternoon , session. passed • regulates- the / laying out of neWrratle ;:•-em poefers viewers in the first instancy to RSIOSS the damages; re q uires the person the ,person or persons making application for sx road,. to 'notifY•the County commissioners of. their. in . Itentiou; lireits the nuraher , of viewers to five -empowers the viewers Co take releases cf• Ages.;_and-requires them ttr• male /apart. ;o 113`eCourt before nenfirmation.) Lftubaoh Orltiaqua'-' Wand Fegelsville Railroad. Cofilpany" , 'he. bill to repeal the Liquor Law of• 185.6 - was then M. - , ken up arid Alt. Browne's license stunted for. th ehouse . bill for_the uribendition- ' , repeal of the liieSent law. Mr: M'Clintook then moved to go. again into Committee . of the Whole for special taiiondment i which Wits a 7 greed to.; and be submitted an amendment; to leliiinge the basis of . •licelsep from 'the - rental to the aaionnt of sitli,772 - Lirro reduce the price oniceitses'in the rural .districts from ~ si*,o to $15.. •ii au/011(141ellt . was. disagreed, to-= yeas 10,- nays !,;0. • • :1116..bi1f was then sent to the House for•eon, 'currence.• The bill to-appropriate Y;';,:15,000 to .010_Mostefri.g,eimsylvati a Hospital for Ike In •sane, witsrlegativetf= • , as 11, hays 111. This' vote" was SubseqUei y reconsidered, and.the Willis -- ttgairiThenre tire to the. Lehigh Valley Railroad company,. passed t 6 3fiird rending, and was' laid over:— The bill to enable joint tenants . and termini; in common. and s owners of mineral lands, to, develop°. and..•nianage flip same, was taken up and debated until ttle .hour of ad journment. . . In the-House Shenk_presented akeraen, sfianee-froni,citizens , oldteadini, .against the passfige Of a Jaw to prbitibit....Aldermen. and Idtrsi - tiles — ottkl'ett - eo - tro - nr - pruntising - Wk - Ai l iitz neysln the Courts of Berks Bu. aTallTl7ll7ll3 . ..Atet4Vßll4)-. 7 41, 11. Ivo,- td dt-Alitilar-import. Mr. Crete - als - t - pro-- . sented D. petition from Physicians' nr Berl.:s . county, fur the repettiol"tho Act of • Felieuttry 8; 1418„rehitive to the C.troners of litirks cud . \Q Lanc.... sier counties ; and one from citizens.,of fliiiinle. , Ilia. for the repeal of the laW taxing tt.•neys a intere's't. A resointion , was .adorf tett, Axing; u'el. "ckt A.- M., as the hour •be 'meeting ; un at ;liter - Wednesday next, Bills'i were' read ' plate, to 'incorporate. - tlfb Battle. of Beaver oututy," the - Shebang° ValleS, Bank, - d ud rtdati co td the fitcs-of District_ Attthmeys; also by 11r. Getz,. ouo s terepeal seinuch of - the Act of .Bth ;February, 1848,:,asyclates tu!Berkil county'.• ' The suppm leent icharter of the ' HarrislAtrg and Lanett:Stet. Mid Company; wan : again taken. ilp, jtielgli on pending be ing on the second • 6cctien, providing that if the Company tilittll eetiiiiiMice'iliti eitenSiOti Of ,their road to Da'aphin. within' one ,•ett.r, and ' tent'pleteit'withill'''fOlitlOUM*l - Y ' 0 - Oft:litre totere•granted to any other cotiipaiiy - to hake' +moll o,.x.tensiobratioli road, betweeu Datil' phtu and ilarriSburg,- . -shall be, repealed. Mr. Getz.spOko againSt the 'section, tti'a 'violation of the plighted faith "of the. State;:and ad un , justifiable wrong to the Northern Central Mail, rOati.Certipany; to,whoM the, righ . t sought .0,110 revoked; was granted -by the Act of 3010 4 15".51.. Tho s sectiOn' was further discqt l isa by ~ M essrs:Montgomery; - Miller;.• Magee, and; MuMtna,.until.tliethotir of, teijourtituent. ~•;.. .: the, Senate, • among, the bills reported was. one to authorree, the . - - . - Ponn4 tania - Railroad teirapitnrto — construct ir k from the Columbia• .I.tailropcl 'to - the l it ' 1 • ._ rbcilawarer, irLPhiladeiphin, .' The hill to euspentl the . toting() tax;passed . in 'C' s ominittee; of the'il'lidii;wris laids•over...Thnibilt to allow' .1 • writs of error in ' c riminal eases WitB ordered t.o - ~ .. be-t•ratiseaibedl - firr - a7thitil - readil 's', : btu, gik— irig the rending the' . Betiate ruljorned.: -- 'ln the Mciuse, the penate b+ll :‘relrtive' to'. riquor Licences wnri.4ferred to a Committee • Vriibven , -..Thprosolutiotirghtilve. to the elm., .. • .pletion. of the fortifications ,of., Philadeliihlit . harborwari prtsretl finally; 'The - bill 4 r ,fttinr ai to the revival Of judgments was tiegati. ed„as was - the - 13ill 16 - nutheriseTthe fle - atipn -- . of the minority opinions Of J ? lurdges ;lie . Su. mule Couft, in constitutiona es.: • ikt.l'4„, o'clock, the Governor , Hestu l l . of Departmenf, , and Speaker and members of,...the w Senate.were introducel,.andWlshington's Farewell • ,dress was read. • Subsequently, 15,000 copies of the Address wine ordered to be printed in, and 5000 copieS in German. S'ettardety: Feb. 23..11a tlisSifMcict• - the bill . from the House•to. ineorporate the Franciscan. . Brothers' of Cembrie : county, writ; • repottMl . ~. witha -- medritiyed - rea omeMiation. - , T be. bill -. ' fr . om 'the Ilmise, to prcivide_for• tboeleation of. a Pyinter,,,passed r. C . OMmittco . of -.the Wliol , 1 with amendments.TlM` hilt to atitti'orize.iiil of exmiptiou * to Orimiiial eased was plisse finally, A veto message was received from the , Governor, i.etut.riiiig with' hit phjection t ,_ Ow:: bill to autheriieJMin N. No - u Mani of -Phila °l del Oda, to borrotvAnonei-en-security. ttin"chnrelt property; • • In the louse,, the bill from . the Senate do 'elaratory• of 'the act of-. 1842 ,, th,o bonds of coda find ritilrottdi-eotnpanies, passed witifitmendmerits,ln which the Sonata concur red: 'Mr. Morris presented a petition - , siguod hy...lo;oolnvamen,.o.f. Philadelphia, irf, favor of restrictive le , rialation - upon the Stihjeot of tea perattoo, IttaCrend:in,rlace a 'bill for Ole Ldiseo-• littion of the.:HotnaueSoeiety and the transfer of its funds to.the Pennsylvania Hospital. itA'idnes4 cfm, Feb. le the S'enate the rti,solution tilling for the journal 'of the Naval' Retiring .13oard was .passed. -'her' -Centro! a I ' •I, - • Inite .et Chit-region trioeured hy.th o•tetStir 0$ .iytia''.4deretl to.W' . . f ddjetirtied. I).tellotipe rejecte'd;' , three iriitir;iity;' . niOtion to lay on.thelahle the metion• . to allow ' fge Committee on Electione to send - forPer-' . ,sons,and:papers in referetted to rho Kansas election. , The.resultition . then passed byjhree majority, but wne - subtlequently ,reconsidefoll tinal reterred to the Onnimittee for information as to ine'reasons - fer - thOirretptest. Mr. Maur. introduced' 4 bill to_prevent the _extension-.of .slavery: north of the parallel apf3o degrees "30. 'minutes in'tite Territories.of the lJnite*Lita teal and Motctl..that' it ,ho referred to cirt tee onterritoriett• The Speaker Lavin : * do, Cl deal this. motion in - _ order,- ta. pp a , aa f was taken, pending which .the-liotise took d i , ! 1 tuts !itiiistiun as above. Th , e___A :v_itt.aat_too onl:',WitaiSit said, will soon 1.4a,.1.1 . ' i.ta the contested elections flout • •aslot ).1,14 - Maine. , General Cullom; the Clerk ofKt •11,m4, is, .1 dangermisly ill. The election- N ot' a l'ii•a;alatat was indellaitoly postponed. .kljourned. • Thuisdqy,..Feb. 21.:-;-In the senate 81;1.1 un important.hillk passed, and--4,1k3 SenatC - .,thou atljuurned.ttli Monday. lu the !louse a. Chap liti_ulvas.elected, the_ person ' being the 13ev i H paniel Waldo, a revoltitio.intry soldier, in his `=rears - a - Congressional - 'elergyntan; . : - tion from the Setiate, eillikg . the vacancies In the Board or •Itegeilts of the Sinittnion - ilin In. litute, by theintuient of George ,E. ger and Prosessor. lolten,was passed. A Ruth ber. of hills for . intisrnal, improvements were • presented anti referred; among thiiiit hing one. for the conk:pi - dation of .a railroad and te!egraph to the. Pacific, which was referrt;tl to a select qounnittee of-thirteen. 'Adjourned till• Mon day. , - , • Mon.lay, congress,-yesterday, the Bonate - leceived coninniniCation . frotn.,l ••• - the Secretary of the Navy, saying that the.re port of the Naval Board wa l e notaccOmpanied •by any journal, or other paners, nor wore the , . causs -- -of 'action in the , Several eases, 'anode • .ktiVi - Vittethe Department -- ,Mr; - -Mallory---re-- ported'frona the Naval" committee, a bill on the subjeat,', Mi. Mason offered a tesolittion; asking for the doduments in the Brietialt enlist- „ •tuentoillair,.tn prevent the ptiblio,mind being ' misled by the - Statements. 'of 7 Lordi`cla.readon in Parliament: Mr, Cuss approved - of the re Solution, and said that'lM hat! never seen a Stateinent contraty)tdi - facts; as thattif Lord ,o,larepdtat. The,eittbjeut was debated further, . „by Mettsrs,_crittindatt,,,MasOtr, I.tatulin, James and ireudey„ - . after Whieh, Mr. Afason's rosolu 'don Wiiaa.iicipted: = :l6 . o subject of the Kansas correspondence was then taken up, and Mr. Jones spokethoreou. . . . . .._ . . . . ~ ~ - • . '.....': h ','. , 1 ' , . 3 .... . I ... . . 1.. MI NO. '26. CONGRESS. Y n , STILL LATER' ROM EUROPE' ARRIVAI: A' THE ATLANTIC.c ^ • NO. *Am ly gitir• tit fr., 13AtirrIO ____~.__~..______;:~ __ r ,~ Ezcltement upon American A~trs - ~' from Liverpool: hates-Mr-the4ith-d-fistilzarrived-off,Sancly4-1 - bok . list' night .at• 1 . 0 o'clock and reached her bert • at nine .o'clock,this. morning ; She experienced • strong.westerly gales:for ten:days. •in sl'On,,.and wits for three days in la'rge . ;fieltls.sof She brings no news of the • ship Pacific. . *On the`44ll4.inst.,. the Atlantic T pdssel the_Ametica, from Halifax _ for :Liver:4 . _ pool, in lat. 61 long. 1 7 . • „ Tim Eurepennjptielligence showS that all!. go • es favorably the direction of a pitace .be tween :ItuS . Sta and - . the Alliai.• The .- Tirpt6col • - . ...• :for:.the_preliminery Congress . at Paris• : ;•has. hen signed,. and it is reported that the liteerwpf -- 11nssiirmndPAinrtritirivith - VUtt — ..riir t s uti r ritig the conferences. . . An armistice from land operations only will • 'probably be agi'oed npon till the' 31,st of March. - • Nothing of interes, cotaes. from .the ••- The last of the'doeks at Sebastopol 'has been destroyed: . . • .7 • C-he real intere'St of the news by tini) Atlan tic isin„relation'to..the prevailing i.xcitement itt - Thiglandsooncerning-Anierican atlairs dt hasbee — n_reported__on._:_the.LLiyerpooL i . that ~e" that` Tlr .• Buchanan'. has denianded - 's passports; and the.absence of himself and my from a seiree.given by. Lord Palmerston • ;....attributet) to the personal misunderstanding ..etvreen , die Earl of:Clarendon and, himself. • MEM By our latest desplitch• from 'London . - we lye no particulars ot . tho reported misunder- Itadiug,, ns the English papers 'maintain a • ' onpieta silence on the.silbjectl. • ` The Earl of Clarendon is, howeyer, - rePorted - - have spoked in . the most imperbius .manner Mr Buchanan, which . the latter- promptly locked by closing the is'stated that the Derby party: intends-to, ritigferwarti a motion in Parliament,.on the ibject-of the omission of all allusion to .Anieri• the Queetoa 'speech. •_ • — lt is also reported that France ani9 England— ' I.ve joitttly sent envoys .to• Brazil to enlist ,at country against the interests of the :UM, . tit Stateit iu Central America • meantime,' the general tone• of the • Press is•threatening• and ,prestimptu •ts towards-the Visited -S'tates:-:--Tite—perely mitnerciatkesses form nu exception; 'and. le Chambers of Couirnerce of Manchester' ii - krtiverpool - protest against any interr tipt r the. dinidiblp: relations with the .Unittiti Jilt? . have been 'depressed ' , Arent : o'oh% aspect •of, •r. . - . NEW - 'Coat[:; Feb..24.--T-he steams lip Asia, ....omliiverpool, with Ettiopean . dates to the 4eitting'of ,the 9th instant has arrived. - . Trio Asia !Nino' presenta. - irom the- British kiiernments, consisting of pinto. medals. Stc..; the officers and crew of the A.retro under Dr. Kane. The papers -received by .the'qt.iia,, add - bn .. -- the to the jutelligence:ftirttisherFby - the - pr t or. .rrival of the . : star 5, ttvAt 1.51r-gaitr,yiti_nek.,4ll4:ittAttoittkol4.#o,:ff I:4e, t.o,act tet. Latidiairir . bettfeen' the Dritisfi_ ' .GovornmentAnd 112 r. Buchanan,, Thiestrmli:: Went is Said to beat. the desire of Lord 04- , merstott. Au interview -was to take. place ' nt- - the . Arnerrcau Embassy; when Sir Henry BO- • wer-would es.plaiii sat length to 11r. BuChauan - the compromise he-is prepared to recommend. • All the other papers maintain a profound 'silence Upon this matter. . In the !louse or C?unnons, Lord Palmerston, in nn4wer to- an il - 1 111;Y . from Nir.,CAleu. Htid that the correspondence with the - Anteican .3ovjrrintent itrfron Central Atterk•?lll, nirairs would, truen.e.liurleted, be laid becnre:kar.l.ll-. men t. ' Mr. nitidlie_:remite_ke:l_thitt_he woulti_ posE . _ pa , Me the motion, of.whieb-be had given n' ice, -iit.i4m-..t0 -the --eniiiittntints-qcn—tho . --- Us i ted -- ,• ;S•iiitiis, until. after the 'correspondence' Itirit -- •i:ean Madly. public'. . - .--- . '• ~ : . . - - rho Landon Times of Saturday - ,morning • censureA.the course taken byhoill theTuglish. 'lot American Cabillt`tS, )11. reference to *the existing ditkultieS, and after rellltlrkikOhat even humanity, as we hare thorn, must,have. its limits, concludes as follows :—"We are as, desitous of pcace its-\.r. ciobien can be, but , • We, know that when a tuttio becomes' Coif printirto liste!ll to reason, the, only appeal is' 4 ' ro arms "- - _. . • - _ The Tim si.y,s alSo:---.-"'We esxpect to hear -4, t . .."4f:---, -si , • - -re (,! eirtr.l- ,Iris 5v . ? . 1.1 s - Tha'l',ln't• course, will •eue6ftel NittriLir }.:•••.ee....din , r 4' .s on our part with regard to th - • ,Nmer'ietl.Ministar, and Mr; Itachanatt and, tcratupton,„ the ter() inotleustyo guttoritert I..o.oenting:o4,guterntuofits at Wattlting•tun Ind Lnndot, cries edett outer - OH the ...Itlitntio After deploying the- exist - of a domestia,quarrul, England • gized - eutigh.to gatisfy ten European etivieti r Intd cveextitiOt 4,4(1 hot' responsible for, the ...strung anent. The Ameriettns tun receive alt otistjuato r•)sistaitco if tiny drive us to GataitieiSrcotiut the cost.before - thy take tile" . fatql step, eleiu aftor'two or. three passim- they` toil! niako ealdulation 1l vain.'.' t.tw minaTiT' L.tor SEntrinnes.---Thei-a is a !.(‘ , lnotion hill tieforg the Kentucky Legislature io wlkien nn llricniltent 111.4 been'x,m :ll ltil o .. ..shich if ndopteil, - will - crente-Sunie-. , stir- : ladies. it pro , h4les otteinpting to se , lue,2, -yon ng; •trind by in:; low neck cireiges; n!,11 other, eapti‘4tiiii., , orttcles of attire, shall b i e4.rp.uxii...ihod the 11111/C pep.alty.litlieti to cases of seituctiott.4 - The;gay deceivers will be. oblidged to onrr their itaidt.s:shonlr.l tiolfrtfiSxept lie fatipt NnurnErt Ifousd of Cosangss . was in sttesion on Fritlay anti ~Saturday. Many, niembeiir 3vailod thomsetves or the opportgnity or at tonding the Anio - rinan Coavtnition• at il'hilsololphin: • . • • '