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iry bf State TlTorder which IUsurd lo that
effect for ihe ujholesum of money was not known
t thi'SogreUry of Stale, at the time I juaoVit
an more man a was io you n nuw u-o. ; a ur
BccrfUry of itrt was nt Mibe$fat of govern
mental the time I dirreted iheegotiati.iMu He
Was io'l .iere ttt mdjith afterward Ijjdb ty
knowMbat "ha ihotrsjta ibis ilay'fcr atijUt tfa
nty was expetfded. T 'lUw itelf give fo
President alone. the hower i( cipcijfjing and
It s lio more necessary that it shuldpss broogh
the hiindiof theSec: elarv ofJState Lthans tbatit
I, ihii II.Nise. ' That fir ne of
jny reasons fofj objecting lo the adorrfionUf jhe
reroUtiori. I cannot bring til f1n
calls for ; am!,if U i iopro4tice anti-Riata 1L
it must bo addressed I o Mr. John '1 yler. and I pM
to thd Secrcurjr f tate, r o b flr,ee5 1 "ft
no inof6 than r I, for what iunoc ihe mo.
tier was ilDerideJ, II does not, 1 j repeat, go
ihroiWh the. Secretary of State."
1 do no(Tnow
Jut what tho mtde it taayjauthorilp Jottafc,
retanj'f State to eif-end the. money, jjiiat
;roa1javo;bceti the foct iii the present case.U
But tor (tlhe Preside I himself J responsible ;
and ifjlhrf gentleman 'intends to impeachjjany.
Lddr fpf'tha expenditure iof that nwney, it jinust
be John Tyler, not Daniel Webster. 1
J-: -Wrj!C; . INGERSOIlLJ I am anxious to
faay t.hl in all pi uti lities, so i!ir as I know,
;ilrf Tjlcr cohduct l ai been irreproachable,
tarr m ho abused that bWor. 1 j ! : j j
I i AlrJDAAIS. ,Vhk-theithc Secrear 4lu:
Vd lhatipwer or not, I'vir not underta e at
Jresentj $ tut 1 flojiayi hat if he blithe
jKvert(f abuse lt itpraS by the order of bis
vupriiirt the 'Presider fof the United Sjktesl,
; vrho alone had tho authority to eipcnd ihaio.
r; fltir - K- .; - P. I
i ; nd ihere I 'ale occasion to say Ibat I flifler
with the cntlein'an froini Virginia, Mr, JSaylyJ
and,' I bdlicve, other gn(einen who havptn.
ted that fhe d.y of linjiMthment liasp;ifd. Iiy
the conilldit Jon, fropi th'e moment (he public
office empires. I hold fjo.such dctriBe jjiold
Ci'ysclf. so lon as I hai'e the breath of lije io
my booS'i n!menqble to inipeachniemt by
Jlouie lyt ,'everyihin; did during tlie lime I
keld anjr public jfljr.e ' lU "f" .
j MrMljY. j Is not the judmeir, n case
- of impejshment, removal Iroin office ff
I Mr. -PAMS. ' Atict disqualificatiijxn to hold
'any officcfoi' honor, trit, or profit Under I the
United State nij ever afierwards a pun)sh,
meal much greater in my opinion than removal
from oflfce. I he ings t a man as long a he
lires J M f J public ojficer .ever put llW
m self in a-pottidti'jo le Iried by impeachment,
he Nypiild hafo yery little of my good. opinion,
if ho did not think disqualification from holding
office forjjlifu a njre severe mnishment than
m.ere removal from office. ,1 j
; iMr; A!) isald thajt if one.(erth of the charges
are truerjitTipeachment i the proper course j
the accused shook I have notice, that he may dv
fehd bimijlf, and not be drugged up out of the
Stale Penartment. It was his full belief tat
the n,qirr; v operate fur more to josjify h(m,
thn to sgfsjtairt anyt charges against him. 'Ilie
gentlcmajli (said Mr. A.) disclaims all personal
1 rcienlroeiit or animosity. 1 j " i
1 r. 1 N 0 K US OLL was understood to say1.!
jio inauu ou sucn uisciainicr. -j
.Mr Afams'. Well, I understood the gentle
man to do sol. t he now withdraws ir, tHjnt
ground Is gone ; and I suppose the House will
give a liitli' Icks confidenclo t I'm patriotic de
ry Improper and i illegal ri
lers, Messrs. Barringer, Ii
fOf the N". C, mem t .' '
ief.lDobbin Graham, Mday and Reid voted
fortand Ir. 1(Dockery agalaal it, - ' ' ,
Ypafion ftf CanuIencei-Mr. Ashmun moY.
eel k resolution, which was, ruled to htput of or
der, directing the "cretar f tState to inform
th House, H-hether any :erson has been per
miJtird ta VJoJaie JhVlsecrecyf the Of partment
jVil Sjtaie try rxaminauon oi i ine cojiuoeouai i
pritale papVrordKurnei4$whicha
'in hfs keening, and if so; fwoen feaW" violation!
jiook; placej. -and lrr whom' ft j wa s committed ; or
vbetber he has roromuijiafed to an-person
ia.ny jparts of the contents ojTpurh j!aper9ordoc
Whejits which are thtiimfidentialiy lit ' his
keeping, and if so. to whom and whensaiofcom.
jmunlcatiowks.jnadeti,;!! !4 Vil'V'L.-' ' .
p Mrv Ahmitn subsequently appealed from the
decision, declaring this out of order, but the
party sustained it. 105 to 62, , .
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- ' FIIOM WASHINGTOX.
Corresponcleoct of the Bahltoort Amerara.
i. i Wa8his?ox, April U.
rr rit i ' . . 1 ' .1 Ti
, ie iiu neiore) ine iiousb ior in rro
tiBCtiba't6lpe.Hcan;cTti?!ros I tn Oregon,
hins many importftnt feattirrs in it. It is
careful, as report pfJ, not Ui define th pre
ctsa jitnifs of the Oregon, tiUt provides that
the Ihws of Iowa, shall be exjended over
that portion of the territory. of the United
Slates which lies WeHvfUeliMkyrMoun'
tins. and over that ihfei-rpedite port ion
of cciuntry uVst of ihMi8sourj HiveWand
between the 43th and 43d parallel of north
latitnde:.',.l j- 11: : i x'i"
LI !. . UI till .1 -
wie in
FIRMNESS l ND DECiSION.,,
f The re arc two provisions in'
signed fo preserve, the, tratifs of 1818
ahd 1 827, by securing to British subjects
all the privileges" xvbieh he treaties? re
cognise, and! in case of arfesf of British
subjects it Is (proposed iharlthy be given
id the nearest Court having British juris
diction. ; Tfa bill, as jiiiducements -for
em.pitton, offers to , gjve 320 acres oi ,eavo wholQ matter thus .in i
iwt lo ever male ancf fknle overtlie:ana:coii1bsiw1 ? Why, Uules to tak
of 18 ; ndJ20acsovery person 'ge of circumstances heearten
iiriilee thH nWU nf IS vhh k .mI VKido fnr ' - .. . . ii ' !J t . a
shall reside for
n'the territorv.
itijhree
the. Act;
under the age, of 18, who
fi ve eu rs cotisecu t i vel v
and commencing At anyitimft v
years from t He iKiisage of
A! Judge of the Supreme! Court. Justices
ofj the Peace, Indian Agents and Sub-A
ge)it$, are also provided Ibfin the bill,
with a mail and route from' Missouri to
Orjegon, and; the .erectjoa of Stockades,
Military Pos s atuJ-Block houses for the
protection of
regiments of
emigrants
n thu fillir rnA tf
,' .' "I y '"' oo 'uai uiey arise a muth
from personal animosiiy and reentmentjas from
a desira to promoto the god of the country. Ij
Mr. Speaker, I believe I have given to the
House my uiost material Jtbjertions to the adop.
lion of !b i reaolutioo as it now tand.-. It rmMt
1 be Tery milch pared down to acatl flr doriurnerft
'from the Pepartnreitt of dtate. wlm-h must . as'i
matter.ol purSe, be there, before I can fotejfo
, Jt t 'not that I oppose it on iccount of the gentle
: man who ili. in substance, impencbed before thl
i House ; 'far (sis my htinjrablo colleague, Mr!
:! Wiothfortiisaviiy he is berfectlv able to iusiilv
' himselfvand whenever unj attack upon him U
made, I would rather be any where than in th
place ol ban who makes it. .
l vMr.jYAiCEY of Ala.i next spfke, denounc
ln Mr. Wobster as possessing neither ,' digni
ty Mr inorality," as not hviug an American
lkeart, as pensioned! bv the Massachuseits man
: u&ciuresj&c. ! lid referred with scorn to Mr.!
Hilllard's mark kbout tho reputation of Mr.1
Mr. IIILU AUD who was rr veral veafs
U jS.M inkier at Belgium Replied, that aj?mpr
the,most eminent persons in Europe no Ameri
canj namej iaext toi tho i arne of Washington,
ivaa held jri higher! respect! than that of Daniel
Webstcr.'jji - ... 1,. ,.
v , v . fUcre sumo hisses were heard.!
- I reneat. said Mr. II.1. no efT.irt to nut dovVn
. filth an citpreisioU Avifi hicceed. I defv afiV
f one to point to a siipglo living American who
1 , standi hijjher in" FJtirope than Mr. WiMtcrJ 1 1
Hrt 'nnr tri vii tiV nvvn otuitioti nnlv. lint I Bt'tli
thel.faitt that, in all tho cloriou constellat ion -ori
: America,!! htnst none is brighter in ruuropeiin
; rsiimatioijiithan ihatjof Web-ter. Ha did ijot
!'' My this oil account of any intimacy or! ipatiiduJ
I lav friendship .with that entlemu Hi rela
j lions towaids him yero not of that rhataetef. I
(IJtt,mus be allfiwed t say, that bin dip4U
tlon pfoninted himji in' sich a case an thi.4!lo
; take aide; with , the vea ter1 party, lie knew
i ioV how the honorable gentleman fmjnuPenn
;? svlvauia pbtained he intrmatbin whih he said
wsessedi AVho fuhiished it to iiimt lit
- was ia te kcepinjg nnlyjof lih-e admitlistratibnl
Djd the administration iurhish it fir the puqiose
of stfikW a Wow at -u; promioeut.4ppnint j '
, i TU j: 1. r.. L v 1 ' :: . I ; .!
previous fuiesuon was nere uiovea ana
nxr q vr f on was taKen on tne to low.
Ing imcndojent, Offered ! by Mr. Dixon of Con-
wectlcut ! , . .!
and finally two
mounted men are to be rais
ed and an expenditure, of three hundred
thousand dolTars triade for thei purpose of
carrying the provisions of the bill into cf
feet. ' :, : t ;;!''
Besides thjs bill, two members of the
Coinmittee on Territories (Messrs. Doug
less and. PrJtje.) propose one of a much
more summary character, and one which
looks at once to the organization of a
splendid territorial government.
The new Tariff Bill from the Commit
tee of Ways anj Means was upon the ta
ble of the Chairman this morning. The
Bil makes but fe!w alteration from that
reported by the Secretary 6f the Treasu-
ry- I 1 i ' i' I'
The worst feature of the hi 1) is thatth
rtd wtlrrm principle ts preserved through
out and there are no specilic duties upon
any' article, or any mtnimums.
Tlfe bill is to go into operation on the
1st pf December next. 1.
All Custom I House officers to be sworn
officers, if not so already. i
Goods in public' store, on the 22d of De
cember, pay the duties under the New
Tariff. ij (i .' ;;. . . ;
Articles not specially provided for by
the! bill, and a drawback is allowed on
foreign salt in lieu of the Fishing Boun
ties now paid. - ; " f ) 1
Among the 3D per cent, articles are
Woojens, coarse and fine, Iron and Sugar.
Cotton goods pay a duty of 25 per cent,
ana lea and Uottee in case lti venue is
not received upon other articles, are made
to pay a duty of 10 per cetit.
Ilie following are 30 per cent jart teles:
AinvtMls, Alabaster, AnChofies, Asses
KjMijs., virmiao silver, uokl
t t,!.i :! w .
Ijund uiviv i in iivii o -wir; jyi f)ff W'O
I - fTnese qualities are claimed Ao belong
Ko Mr. Polk In an eminent! degreh by a
portion of. the Demoerajic. press.; uoy
has ha shown his: possession of thVm 7-
By: words, Swords, not actions. -Hist ffouhl
ful, mysf erious 'course: on he Oregon ques4
I fonV vx hi bi t s bdldness 'kmom ingalfii.ostlo;
tionjlo theKpirsidcyJias Uoije Jiot,
Utile;1 and thjitllUtlenisirkecL b cun
mnglimidityjandimteility has not,
exhibited a singht bold and manly tniif
Never was aUitllmorjapproprifaly
Applied? l.fifljnLlHiii o& Youfig Jiidtpiy
the present pjiif IMajgwiH Wk
cy of I he Ad mi nisi rat ion jqn i he fst m at es
for: public poetises has ajready Beeo paff,
tiaily placeo before our teatj'Ts. 1 1 , s
t Was ever iajpolicj? lesshanicitrized
by a bold assumption jof responsibijily, or
more taint ed,yvhh iVriul.caMtion and art
ful subterfugeiWhy werje Ihe estfrpates
made out andi pyblishd. (l ver the land
as jess in amount than common, when he
aclminist ration titleve,d.ifi Urg ;ii)nr
nriations ought tode made for the nation
atdelejiceiifSVyhsiiOL say;iso, and ,givq
the items 7 jWiy (eaye ij. jor Congress to
demand ihe esliiates! for the public de
fence t Whylwit to recommend ten war
steamers and iufther enlistments, fTji cull
ed upon to say what nunr of vessels
and; men were .vantetl I j - . !
Why should; he then j recommend the
building ofiftwar steamerMantL4irf in
t ha suggestions of - the II eads?, of- Bureaus
in he Naval pepartmfnt lcirJui.Ididg-jfor--tyt
The Secretary vvas cujled ujou fbr
information 7 JWhy noiiye itj JJ" he
thought thatjrjei jsteamers ;vvere nxough.
why. selnar ihjifugesiijjns! (Hjhe? Bureau
recommending furry ? Vhy $d he not;
say whether Jie: approved t bo' rr co'n rpe n!
dat4ons yDrtwo VVhy dil nbt" Mr Polk;
say Whethe.r hH sanctioned them ? Why
doubt
ke ad:
and
say t hat he went lor ten or forty I There
would itejcpnside ihfi cost
61' ten steamers and additional enlistments
ol 6 or 7000 men. and forty. With nearly
30.000 But htiwjirm and fearless o dt
dine , speci fying vyhat n ti mber of eacli wa s
wanting, and making. ot the estimates
wiihout includiug a dollar that wotjM le
necessary for t hesbjxtetisi ve jxrepa rat ions
for war. amounting to the! small sUm of
more than 817.000.003, This is remarka
ble firmness, and decision jand shows
quite plainly that Mr. Polc Has a cautious
notion, about Presidential Responsibility f
He wants to,, be circumspect as well. as
firm, to which no one. would "object; if it
' l a I' I " f :-:' i .
wa. practiced tor tne ptiougooti ana not
for his individual aggrandizement h
Augusta SitttineL
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-dlr FRIDAY EVENING, APRtU'24, 1846 ;
C'-'
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:F0K GOVERNORS
TMlliam A, Grahani;
- J" OF ORANGE CQpNiryf -
D W are tothorUed tf. announce ITcaeklab
Taroer, as a caodidate fpr BberilTat the ensaing Au
gust election. s i - j
D We are aothorised to aanoance John Im
clusiveiy occtrpled during its sitting of yes
terday ,'upon Ihe jbllt to provide for the prr
tction cf Amereican citizens in Oregon,
&c; and.' after getting it out of Committen
of the Whole, adjourned tjll lo- dav, when
t ha voting upon it will be '.completed. In
whatever -forrrf it rhay paWtbellouse, it
vvilf, of; course, also require the assent of
the Senate and the. approbation ol the Pre
sident of the Untied States. 1 r
Below we give the Yeas and Nayt on the
YEAS -Messrs. t Arrher, Ashler, Atherton,
Jlagby, nHrr,ir,,Benlon, Berrien, Cnlbinn. Ca
merrni, Chalmers, ' John M. Clarion, Corwin,
Criltemlen, Davi Djton, Dii, Greene, liar;
wil. liouston. Huntington. Jarnagin. Johnson, 1
oiiaryiann. jonaKi. nf lMiiftiana, Lewis,'
AlcUuuV, Mangtim, Miller, Morehead. Nitesj
Graham, as a candidate for sheriff at the ensing ' ftT hJnnvUZ, iZ i f I c
August election, ; j' fi , , ! o t Rusk. Setier.
" -t I ; ' 1) i : , , j Simmon, Slight, Turney, Upham, Webber,
ooiirjnge 4U. ;
. DO? We think ft few fat BfcEVES might
be sold in Town, tit a fair price.
TO OUR pAthons.
This No. df the Watchmar completes
the 2d Vol. of the new seriesM j If there be
NarsMessis. Allen. Atrheaon nM
Bright, Cas, Thomas Clatton, Dickinson!'
Evans. Fairfield. Hannegan, Jenness, Snmle '
prior to th . C :
wc obtain eil
full history of t!.
Excellency Gprnr
whole lot (oyer a :
burned. This u
ish ihing in DM)
is so univeri.iilv r
4 1
ly execrated,
see the paper nl:
would have !een
the? writer st'alrs, !.
Masfe
r- not to
U. S.: unless it had I
nounced unprcju !,'
ItrWtVs report (! ;
to be recalhI ar. !
ted in his place.
DC?3 We see by' the papers; that; Mr.
Leak has entered the canvass, with spirit ;
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any mho wish 10 nave tneir n.-imes enroll- nm nothing seems to give the minions of
eiipon our list auNcribers, now is a j Icofocoism more uneasiness. They first
good lime for them to do So. If there be j use ? honeyed tcords." and then threaten
anv who wish tosetllej up-rparttcularly ( io incise him if he persists in pressing
oi m oat . iici uae maue no seu.emenr ro , ,lis cajms jM.r nn, Th. J.rL . ; 17. which lV-
the present firmno w is thej time. We j lenburgrJefersonutn seeir to be at the j I? T"
?Mid"' ! hea.rofinlUr rather, appears to beV, he j Jf!!:;:
apptv as anoe, i : i i om.. ; it, i ..r.i, ,Ji ' . . '. .
THE UNITED S i
The New jOil v!
Dih instant, rf'ceivt '
bring iw the tl'?i.sr
Mr.SIuMI, tAJ Mini--rotary.
f S;ai4 f r i!
ftn Ihi Diana 0 V
meut u:iper) 4tLe" j:
Thf tetter-C"ii::.
are one fri.TQ Ntr. S i .
1 ;'ihe Wply, fv L -
f Mexico, datfd a: ...
12 ; the, rejiu'ialtT t f
ills IV ('
ppiy ns aioe, j j ;s , , ntnm.itnn in lb. Unrl .rik- t
We would take this occasion to express sound Mr. Lrakt Hm, if hp wi. ,w
ourlhanks to those who ia vel encouraged roW frorT1 tht, fi,.l.if not, he will be
us by their support . heretofore and we drivrM if al)USft c.m do it We sns.
trust our labors may continue to meet their
approbation. Certainly. xe shall relax no
effort in the faithful discharge ot our dutv;
and shall leaVe it with our frie;nds to do
for us more or less than they; have done,
astthf-y choose, j More advertising ami
500 or 1000 additional suW libers would
pect Mr. Leak understands the game they
are'trying to pby upon him, and that he
will act accotdinglv.
Prrjudicr. There seems lo exist in
England, among the poorer classes, al-'
scrioers wp.u.o . . unvit.(jinir nreiudice to Indian Corn
produce upon us ai very happy; efiVct.-f hich iwls,atmof .hat Cun-
Suppose the experiment be trisSdj There's rv Hfe now attetnptinglointrHluce among
no foretelling ihe results 3 it iptght even ( them Q$ coups(i WH can ca it nn,hlw,
astonish our oldest patronsi who have stood j Hse hut. prpju(,ic(lt for ,,1Py certainly are
so faithfully by us in every change and j ,.nlirPv ijrn.rant of the real value ol In-
prospecr. oure. n is not a imn- impos- . dian Com lor hrpa( Here, in this Coun-
sible : Where are the 12(70 out of.the 1400
try, where it graces the tables of both rich
near the out-
THAT HALE STORM. ;
The progress of the great Hale S'orm,
that recently swept over New ILimpshiic
is thus cleverlv chronicled in the " how
ell Advertkser l J
The slorm took its rise
let. ol WinniDisseosree LrikeLitalcintr A ie
euitous course mostly over tne whole State
sweeping all before it. 'Prees were up
rooted, houses blown down ; barns; full
of expectation, promising ait abundance.
were scattered to the winds in a twink
ling. Manv distinguished individuals of
the State had their heads entirely smash
ed, and all their worldly hopes blasted in
a day. The Patriot office, a large and
beautiful edifice, yas almost entirely de
stroyed. In Stafford and J; Rockingham
counties particularly, the storm was terri
bly furious. IJrde stones fell in all tnis
vicinity as big as tea cups!, The some
what celebrated Jack HalerWas taken up
by the storm, while actually speaking to
an audience, and carried int; a Southerly
direction, and has not since; been heard of.
It is expected, if he should ever alight a
live, he will be found preaching theiame
doctrines'as when taken up by the storm.
But the calamity is too serious to speak
lighrlv of. What is remarkable, is this :
nobhvWhissUhat peoplej the (ounty rj and poor, it is juslly esteemed the staff
Iredell? Where are.the5U0outpf000inof yVe know no:hing, exrH-rimen-
Davie, and the whole phalanx in Cabarrus I ta,v.f of he 0u mpal hrpa(, usd in Eng.
with Ihe exception of some 50 or GO 7 ,and but we ,iave no idea that it woua
Even; Rowan herself migfit do. more to ( bea. a comparison with Corn meal. We
support a press at her County seat. Da- believe there is no kind of bread in the
world that surpasses Indian Corn meal
bread, when properly prepared. In some
forms it is a prb ct luxury.
vidsoh mighi send her quota of help ; and,
altogether, thus might do much to reward
the most arduous labor, ami at. tlie same
time receive a double remuneration them
selves. The man who neglects to read
dayj eten thuugh il
lalion iii.d, in ca?
the rorrep.in;Ieiii-t !
ih rerin9 f-l.i- V.
recominmd r w ai i
licatioti of iheip by
The cot.chuLi L :
short, and j haitng in; '
thai, we veutuiv t. .
The onJcrslgntJ, M.:
the honor to ckiiw'.r
his ticrllrnry J4m S'., N
dinxry, &.c. f ihk Unl'
address hiiii, un.lr Jait- ( ;
'. from the ciiy' of J;ih; i.
As. in this conuiui'i ,
pented the affruuu ni. n .
formerly by hrr il.j '.'-.
,io ihis coiiiitrj,t arpar, -notoriously
rrfutf J y ' "
be a fruitless t.ihkori 1
irr anew into th rsam'
And, above all. ir.c
instructions frfim h C
States. nnJ sol a-in t!. :.
-dersijned has th .i'T, t !
ia fulfilment of iMtrJt r ;
of the RepnWir.
'Ihr nnJi-rsign-!,' ovaT- :
rrnt-w the txprrUn of ! -Exceflency
John i-siJrH.
J. Mi DC C '
To his Eicelleniry Mr
falls behind the limes, andlis often maile
to feel that he is, himself, an object of his
own shame. He can nevejr enters com
pany hut he made to fe bitterly his
self-inflicted disgrace his ignorance.
RESULT OF THE OREGON DEBATE
IN THE SENATE. ! 1
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f Thi' following statement, says the Nat.
j Intelligencer, which; we find in the regu
lar Washington Correspondence of lhN.
j York Tribune, agrees substantially with
what we have heard related here, and
have reason tOj believe correct :
- When Mr. Webster left the State De
partment, in place 'of being a defaulter as
! has been charged, it appears that there
- j j j was a balance paid over to him long ab
We learn from the Intelligencer of the ter he. left. When Mr. Webster . left.
17th inst., that 44 the debate in tlie Senate j Mr. Tyler's Cabinet he requested the clerk
on iheOaEGox Question closed on lh 10th ! vvho has the care of the contingent fund
. 1 ; , 1 . ; , l. Jl ? to settle up the account and see how it
about three o clock. and resulted n a vote . , . , , t w k .
; . j , stood. Ihe- clerk wrote to Mr. Wehster
which w-e cannot but thmmiighly auspi- tlml therti was lht4 sum of 8K()C0 for
cious to the preservation of Ihe pefjee of. which there was no vducher. Mr. Wel
he! ccfuntry.. The amendment trj the res- j ster said the proper voucher would yrf l
miirmn ni mp riniicr ii KpnpuconTtiiii'uG ; iiiuiiii. nut 111 iih. ui'-aii . .
" " -w - . r , , arrivals nv tami at
- . . t .
LATE FROM
The New! Orleans
' t
to the Galveston A '
for an Extra conini:.
ing news from !t he .
brought to Galv
cutter Woodburv. 0
sos Santiago. hb It
SDth ulf. Vdt extra
tant, as follows :
: The nrmyjof
in nil 3.500. ;iiri veil r
28tb ubmo oppfol:.
Tavlor. with alconin
der the command of
b-ft the main army, a;
simultaneously! with i
from Aransas. jon t!
not fieing hall'lm l.f
oriirinallv submitted I.y Mr. CRiTTRvrEv. i the accounts of the Departme fully s.
T.i. 1 ..u ! I ; Wc t iM up. and for this pur" on
and nltered at ihe suggestion of Mr. Iohx- , Bi m .tnd thf. accs were settled.
so?r, of Maryland, was adopted asastibsti- fhe. proper ceitiie1' afterwards appear-
tute: for that and all other propositions be-1 in"-, the thousl flollars were refunded
f Oa the appear
Captain of the port
Ihe custom-house
ingS;at Ptiint 1s t!
lore the Senate. The resolution as hnal- ! toMr. W1""- That, in place of being j twit goo.1 to I he tj
OKttis, v.em.ivn Si ver. Go d and Silver
1 u:i.i.. i ...i.' rJ. ! .
I I IU I CM. Ill-lUn W1IU V nru r-j
by band ; Biisketsj Balsams,' rBay Rum,pt"rrn has appeared within the borders of! 4rt
other part of our paper. "As thus amen1 "1
r . ' ' ' f " iU O . I j,: " " w v
Beads, Bologna Sausages. Brooms, Brush- tne p'e. it. altogether one of the most
es. Cameos. Caps made of Fun Capes,
Gloves, and Leggins ; Carpets and Car
peting ; Card Cases, Carriages and parts;
Clocks and parts of clocks ; Coach and
Harness Furniture!; Confectionary of all
kinds; Cutlery of all kinds s Doll and
Toyis of all kinds ; Diamonds, (when set in
gob) ; feathers and Flower.s ; Hat Bodies,
of cotton ; Iron, in blooms, bolts, bars,
hoops, pigs, rods, slabs, scrap ! Iron ; Ves
sels! qf Iron1; Japanned Ware. Jewelrv.
iu;uiumciuirB u ajtmss, tuiie, vjoiu. iron,
w J j-i .xt i 1 ci'iij,ntr ' . i w.4 r
L.eau, vooiotiK. vvorsieq. itnen. Manu
factures ol Glass. Colored; Watches, Glas
ses for Spectacles, Paintings on Glass, &c,
Manufactures of Leather,' Marble, of Pa
per, of; Wood, of . Wool ; Metalici Pens.
Molasses, inera! Watera; Muskets. Ri
fles Medicines, Oil Cloihs Oils . of Olive,
Vdbitile, 6ti., Saddlenv Sealing Wax. Se-
gaits, M anuYacturesofTobi-lcco. Side Arms,
Silver Plated Metals, Sugar,: Soap, Um
brellas, Wafers, Water Colors, Wines of
1 it 1 ;:
lerrtn e. naie sinrm.. k. t
. mm una rvrr iun r . i .1 1 . 1 .
pened in the. Northern States. S.ichi ex- i Mr A5Ij?J' OHierf u n
hibitions are not uncommoil in thelTro- ! On itsjtfnal passage,-as will be seen. 'frlr.
pics, but very rare in Ne w llapipslnrk i JBvaxs, Mr. T Clayton, and Mr.sWcsT
The whole, population iti Howell wtre n cott also Voted against the resolutioninut
v"oi 1 nct.1 nii amiui 1 ue rate 01 iitieir
friends. The storm1 commenced w-ith a
little rumbling noise that; sounded verv 1
i. i! iL -i " . . k! j. i
inucii .n lie. me aisiant voice w treo. Dim-
4- ...
.. v. I..,. -I ...... ii.. - ..i .i i uima i vrnnitn lit'
ly adted will be found in Its place in an- i J'1 nen. ;in(1 lh5;4 nv' r rmrnni. lor; The buiblin-s
iievaiue. neingccju -:
etLwiih straw.
I . The thousands r.
of the enemy. v'k) !.
in readiness 10 ttsp:
For eighteen years, althougb the weather ed. the resolution was not nsteemftie:Xo
ua!,"miniul"" r,il,"w',r "Ke a; most o those, who were reP"eU tt9 i A AnAful A(r, K fiUU fTrv
' V J T 7 m .raw i j
men. Mr. Allen. tci innnn oi ine ollr.,i flt f-h'.-.rlnitM-rilU. V
Commit tee on For-" Rlatjons. Mr. Qass,
crofC
we presume for very different reasons:
these gentlemen being of opinion that no
resolution of notice at all ought to pass.
The final vote. was very strong 43 lo 14.
htvvpen tbf Stiirlent of tb ITm vrIt v Xm .
' 'V-r . j j ,i (tyior s army srin '
and. the men attached to a Menagerie ex- (appeared upon bis .
hibitieg there. Tho Students, it seems opposition expejin '
brought on the fight, by not clearing the cupation was first at
ring when prdered to do so. The wenp- Mexican r:
, ' ... ,t i i -i-i. mounted men tbrrn!.
ons used were sticks and bludgeons. Five T if i,ft nlfPrnT,j, , :
I or six of the Students were, at one time. I sintin" that ucb w f
I i. . F n j . i 1 -n '
'ng prtisiraie irtaii mows receivea : otu Mexicans .fir ;t
t rl 1 mio Ifua L'lllurt A rAilnr, man l-v..
rr. . ... . . . , . . . 6 ' 1 . t i .ihijvhi.iihvi. i iwuHh 111111 w
".- uinuua U ; 13 III I ll'llilt -111 'IlOUr- 'r-. iuu iu hji. -xv miu iuip iiuiii iii.;i-i 1 e . . p l 1
... U - i A. 1 ' r.i . 1 , , ! . . s i , the name of Glover, from Alabama, a
ing out its vials of wrath upon the head the three gentlemen who are opposed to .... , , ...
of the Hon. John P HmihI fnr s.,J : jj.. c n. L,. . . . J, . i ! most amiable gentleman, who. while act-
- " - y I iifii irM 111 ;iiiv iiifiii. iih ri'aiiiL iiuiii nil
ptnr to.be, that, out of 51 enatbrs pres
ent, 43 intimated distinctly their opinion
us success-
ful efforts to aid the Whigs ih're.deetning
New Hampshire from. the control oi'Locd
Focoism. Ilal. Rrgister. ; !; jj
i- . r
was immeuiMictv f
troops formed at 1 t
perfect order, I bi. v.
the armpits, whf n
'U0tnlrA further- TJ U L4j:it ikJl-
formation' above called ar, ih President b te-l all kincls.
rcstto tiirnjsh to th s llomty ftn account of! The following articles pay 25 per cent:
iaeBxpnaiiureotiaii gecrrt sefrioemey since -buttons. Baizes, Bockings, Cahlesand
iiA' jiik . l.m ..i naH.w . a . . lr'-i n i 1 k i . i s- t i
I Cordage, twues of Cotton, manufactures of
Cotton, Mohair, Goati hair, Slate, other
. l ! 11 .. .-if. tr 6 -! I . . - .
,v'..UJx i'A .ui-LLUL- ..r-. 'Ji: ' nn roonng suites, vvooien ana vvorstei!
Ut,rt il .atI..,L' . ..:.i I - ni LYam, ool unmanufactured. Then come
" T- 7"T , thti 20. 10 and tW nriiele
1
03 aliivtnt a sltict paity rote, a feiy Wbigs !
yfng pgainlt it bccaiise it Was in Triolatioh of
the law which e tempted the President from any
rMpo4jkiVi!ity foi the tiSq of thts fund.:: Of the
N. C. JmemWrsJ lMeslsl Barringer tand Dock-
fry tited fonhe amend nvnUsmd Messrs: Biggs,
v Clarke, Paoiel, Dubbh, UrahUni, McKay iiiid
IlrM, sigainat it.J : t-.;,;, ;
Tho ciiu'lion svatJten laken on it marl frfnal
reolutno, as modified by coiis-nt of! Mr, loir-
rrW.I, ad it $ ai4 adapted, J133 to S3. ,v The.
Nats 'vrjri if b'tn panie, cUniposctd 'entirely.
Itli sujjed, f thost truo belierecj th bJi.
The commeneement of thei Jeftvr?on f Medi
cal College at Philadelphia yeas held on the
O lik ..C M ., U : .1 ! - : I .
"i iinvivu, -vii ion ir ihh rirriiaiiaies were i t
van VAk. r v i- , vor oi a compromise on me
seven young men trom MorthiCamlma, vvho I 1 .
names, and the subjects of the Theses of each, mentioned, if a treaty to tha
are annexed.
v John L. Mears, ( Wilmington,) Use and abuse
of general Blood letting, i ;) ;. '
: .James F. Simpson, (New Hanover,) Causes
of Dyspepsia. j i- f j
Edward W. Brown, Modus operandi of Me
dicines, t i 'r.U ,i jv il-.
George W. Borwell, Intermittent Fever,
Presly K. Garner, Duble tertian intermit.
tent Fever. v '. :- H; :! : "
that the Oregon dispute ought to be com-! , . ... , . . , .
, . i. . ;' , ! men have been committed to jail, and oth-
promlsed ; and of Ihe. remai ung 1 we i , . .l
' v - . . ore irern nrwtor uTnminnlinn at trio Inet
I . . ' .It i- ; V. ...IW V...., VA-...llIU1.l.a flf.fc
. uount not; tiiai a majority wpuiu ue in in
i A messag? waslreceivedlfrom the. Pre
sident ol the United States to-dav. while
ine House was in Committee of the Whole
I Ler was n general cry oi read; read;
f f tadV,but ;one remrbjetedand the
message could, noti be read. The House
in a lew moments becarnq very full, and
every body was in expectation of a rare
dihh of scandal. The Speaker was ner.
suadcBtb break th enseals of jthe Message
and but-jumped, not a mdnstcr, nor indeed
ay thing more marvellous iftii some es-
basis sol often
effect should
cpmcihefore the Senate.
' The House of Representatives mav Or
may pot concur in. this amendment of the
Senate. .We hope jhey wilj; but lhy
should not, it is quite obvious that, looking
to t he. probability of a settlement by com
pironiise, the state of opinion n the Senaie
account.
is he matter of first and greatest impor
Joseph R. Johnson, Tybhoji Fereail it ari- tance.Wl ' if.
fA.1nf1 in trnrtutt .umli- in it. i... 1C44 "ii i - !
........w ... . . ... . , in nc- i mi tutu- . rrtt m '. t . . t i I
. tf amnden Sidnev Williamsi ;:Perttinia. . V M" l'"i" V" 1 'V o.. ,
Tlie commencepient nfl thej jMpdical depkrt- Sex ate. having on Thursday crownerl its
meat 4,f ihe Uoiversiiy of Pennsylvania r;.s h-ld longj and ! able, debate upon the Oregon
nn iU fi lnf inr;i ..ru:.l..riu aa..i . j h - 1 . k . H
r rVr " , question bv an act in unison iwith itscon-
bebmg to this StMe x Their nitnes , f.Iluw.-i- H .. . , i. . .."h ' . L
Thetr .Theses 'arKnotatedffi.: r:: r : r i stituhonal character,and in nny respectk
wpriny 01 ine pureM unsui toe ivrpquuc,
rests rrom! its;tabora ufit 11 the opening of
another. week, and. of courseidid not sit
The House op RErEESEXTATrvE3 was ex
H.-Wisiar Blount, AVm. Ai Cheek, Gaston
D, Cobb, JD. f l.i Crisp,- Isaae F. Dortch, John
R. Eliorn.' Wm. Sj Jacobs, Robert H. Marriott,
Bartlett YMcNairy. Moses G. fierce, Jlofiert
A. Sanders, Wrai Li Shoemaker, Weslc t S vlfL
Benj,L.-White.;:r-, ulj ,- !
t
.1
f - ! '
ing as pacificator, received the fatal blow I can pruilPnlv r.fU
upon his bead which terminated his life tin" his positive on!
Tho oulv othi-r
hern previouIv ;na '
or si xty. who, b a i i ::
prairie, mfortned (
proceed no further ;
order of Gen. T. t!
this party were p'1 r tr. :
to the rear and
i , When near pc i:
goons. Gen. T. pc .
thirty or forty rot n,
lion and message S i
with threats in t!.
can gasconade. At
flagratioti made jit I
guez was discover i '
el the deputatic u
form Gen. Mejia t!.
asnre its Hubscribers to get it. their ea- ; his message oppc-it
gerneiss is increased by this resolution, as j urday, ihe 8ih c
. - ' ..." t ......I . m-m . , .
many of them regard it as certain inai an
schemes naving Resol vednafiixed to them
must socceed than which, as we ever re
solving it publicans know.j there' is no
greater error.' But the government is said
to keep a keen'eye on the papers, and the
last number of the Courier which arri ved;
CCr Something singular from Havana.
A correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta, writing from Havana, gives some
curious items of intelligence. He says
that since the papers or this country have
been referring to Mr. Yulees resolution
for the acquisition of that island, they are
looked for there with great anxiety-by all
who understand them. The Courier des
Elals'Unis, of New York, has a great ma-
Extraordinary i
ting ihe vessels cv r
out pilots. The c!.:
however, driven: :
beating heavily :.
in two feet water.
.cannot be saved.
rence, Commands: :
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