i
i.
X -t 1,
aVtlcd with t- IndUa Drnarttae
t!arir fj prrnit jTr, 1 fccg If
U rTfr 1 t ttr aX Iro n tha r-r
v,f !.!:! ACVira. wMcU accu.-.j-v
?s tbts fKtnuirn!i". ".' .!
; TcfT trcif,
; JOHN II. EATON.
' .. .. . . ..
' . - -
, - fro l tUUaX Marera, . .
FrimTliine wmcriy hiiey
UifMI U lUVS ItrU AM Md-
. cr cr the war! J. 'and uat aiifr
. tirUy to led it vUrir from
ttM eitreme. Te another, till they
.t.ave found iterfiscltM JnvoOedin
. ;ror, extravagance aJidniiw.' ;Tbat
it may be wrriuM ta confurra tj
.the time iu w hkb wc live, aa far ni
it comport with dignity or adds to
-war r njoyta tit, I will not undertake
,! deny; bat till we should indulge
jit that from which too jma.ible gtuA
i Uw irault is perfectly irreconcitra.
tola wild that duty which wewe to
, -O'lrncltre,' V Tia trwe.v a ; regards
mtn, ..wuose jiecrwsary mirrtycrse
teitk tha um Id often snbierft him to
In follies, xn)F little excuse nlay be
f.nnd; tut uw shall we cirusr, nlt'ut
Mu'iative hliall weo2Vr, fur our air
- . it tend, the udies? - ....
Tli eastern te which I would !n-
iiltn a1ittti..a in tliat uf ruhhin tiu
. . -1 it .O" - . . . I ! I.-
, ve,'ui Willi snf Ui iiunviu uacirn, in us
. nature; prrnirioos in to'cowsequcn-
jja. unaAiMiilv In tia rinlls-nf inn. anil
- 0 , ' '
' u war wlt rfOBfroent. :
, I remember. Ibe day, and tit at rot
t-prv- ilinlaHt. when t It in inliil'vnrc
.svaa exereiscd witli all tlie caution
Mml Msrrv that I'liararriMn frnnfp
' .toodi'st whrnllie bnx & tlie brusli
' !fnd ih ilaco in tlie ladj's Rrli
v . ....i. it .m ,v.. .....
as tlie serrets ot Iter bosom, ics, I
-' - ieraofubcr. wle tlie roMHriou? b!uli
w - would iiara n imsoiu-d the cberk. of
-. Iw-r. who should dare itkew tlieMs tri-
fi'iHif anoendaeeik But. alas! huw
.- C. 4; banged tlie times," Tliat silent uni
i irr which prompt to noble action,
; ' 4 nilalbo bosom with disgust at tlie
bare ufjitipn of error tliat faith-
till centincl, ever watchful, ever
trne la now rirctrd frAtnv her em
v "rir'i tbe vaU in turn asunder, nnd
.ii iiian iwli iwm r k m n i imi in
iVAiiidn ' likVAiV aVnmanl ulauild rAtfla
: , Ibe willing nd avowed, victim of a
V i Uttle custom
: You can, scarcely vinit a circle of
' ' jadics, whether at. tho palace r the
' , ' cottage, that snuff is not the first and
. a . i a a .i
j bums' Trtinai vivii aajif nnn aiiftit sea ka
vtw, tft oca anu omii i nv
' JaaAv'kli nil Ituliianm -1 tin ft otila fliih
tiitnalitiai mIkimim ' jaF 4lk!u uiiiiilii!,.iii
r'V ' lltailO llaaf yiMTaWll. t Vitk Iftua nf aaiul
h ';:t intercoursm tro nejflfct4d mil tram
A pd under foot and nhould you
V ta JnJulge in the 'feast of reanoti hr
V.-' Vkcnf hP I by . the iiiterchaneo of ouhi-
-lu.it laavi.sftyou, prepare Tor. mop.
- -'4 - iiiicati irvn fanii uiMiiiniiniinFiiT? iirt sti
4be midst of tour brightest prosecH,"
' .fv farewell, a long farewell, to all nr
1 ' ' 1 .1 .JTI....I I . it f
i -iiopca:- i a no uruuirery u iiio ? '
r. cornmenceu au in silence and
v Vhothine disturbs the stillness of the
muiuui Lif aniu Liia nurriu ini nun. ill
; ff.tbe brush, &9 it pansea in quick Suc-
V Aioinn IPPaqii tfiM tawl la na fiei.
"swa aava ny vfcia U JMlO
be one, occasioned bv a nrofuaa Uin,
k . . . - 7'" ------ "- T T
-' . charre of saliva.'.' ' . ..
H Wheal see a rroun of ladies in-
clrcle themselves around a snaifbdx
, 4tie their- time. Uclr healtlu then
vrins nu ineir; imp, t am lost, in
:ti pltyJ I will ftaxilt,ftfoswherev In
" tbe bring ao; wanting Jo aensibility
',". a a " i . a '- . a . :
or.uio oeari ao epi avcu, that would
;it sy tn pathlseavciv; fallen .beauty i
If Hhct be subject calculated, "to
f Inlut oui sori'ows, oi touse ii ac
r ation jthe better feelings of our nahrre.
4' inst bo, tiws sugi'TiHM 6f lovely
,w63l;w ; I es, when I sea thatritye,
whos - liistro once id, wth the dia-
mopd, now languid arid dullrsl'hkt
S - v clice'i jonre glowing with animation
V . and beauty, now pallid anwan
; -That rorm,.once symetry and grace,
noW emaciated and weak, I can but
'V feel and pityj and, while I properly
; i appreciate woman's worthy will drop
f uti iiujwiuciiv Km . uiit iter mis
i rtone.;.rr''H!Lk.
.r dreadiul accident occurred ut Arm
'-, atadt on the I Oth November.,. On
that day Linsky, the celebrated fe
' p iemaUi; performer, gave; In the
.-eicnce; of .the family Tof , rnnre
wartzbureii aontfrcbhauser, a gr.md
exhibition,, in which 4 ho Wished "to
flistinguish himself by an extraord
v niry display : of Ins; art, . Six sol
t . diers from tho garrison were intro-
- duced, to tiro with ball cartridires at
sftladame Linsky, tbejroting wife
ii. the conjuror. They were however
; Instructed in . biting the cartridge to
bits tu the; ball and. kerp jtln tin?
mon'tli, as they had been shown how
to do on a rchcrsal. vMadamc Lius
v kyv who had, recently lost a chil
and .besides, was pregnant, was To
a ling time unwilling to perform the
.part ftllottfia tn her tn this trick j but,
T a ' ' t.i 1 . B
r - i " ' at t . I B at --.mm m . - t..l
ilyity. iM- pcrsvasion oi apt, nusoana, eu at turec o'ciorM, It was an, abloThe Delegates hero C
nfilV.m ifcdotaJ U wuct Ttcprntl. aJipiHk . lie
rrr t'a r i.jai.y, tout aim kt Ald niai relate to IU f
fJnkt and Rrr J.. V'or a ihbc1
a!U-r " iVe firir.-alie trtuaird td
iitp i rif Ut, bwt the next tmet We
auak doo aayiJt ar taband,
I ilmL" .Wuo 4 tLe.BUMAet
du bicl had n-.t brco Iktraiwir.
.s-.rd ijai:r lUrougb r abdomm.
p.c KCfattmatu unt J a aeffr apoke
iMLcr orJ, an J dird tLe se
cond day aHrr be received tbe
wvOHtl. ilAiijr of J1e ,Kftator
Mutrd. a."d tb horror of ibe accur
ha ritM a. aback trt tbe rrasna of
Li inky. It . iudrcd. a ajwct k
brb fnlgbt r!l have Bamannrd tbe
m.iet Crm. : It i ti Iwr bojx-d tbat
tbw rvrtil will arrvr a a wurnin; to
all conjurors, a wril aa tbe prcta
tora if.tWr trik', bo uaually
vbowt'M iuconsidrrate.a ronfldenrc
in tlo art of tbe iicrfunoer. not om-
ly witUic-ipert lo ccj uf ribk ,uf
life, bat to other practice r a dan
gerous nature. .tu atrial Vbterver.
. &ncleir$ IiUerat Tablet N
work, porbajH, icquiiing so many
ralcnlatioiis, fc so much cartfulorss
in the an-aiiffrmrnt .f its fibres,
bai fewer rrrore or'iitb?r kind, ihan
the very popular Volume, under the
above title. , The high f haracter for
acrurary which tlirhe TablcVliav
justly obtained in many of tbe SUtcs,
wlierc the rate of in(riTt isthpnaiiiC.
baa been very flalteriiily, manifested
by Boli-mn rnrtmeiit of their Lei
latiirrs durreeiu, that the Votupu
tatlon of intcrfMt ahull ' bo . acpor.
ding to tho standard hid down ' in
floutdl'i ' Tablet." Similar rules
have been ordained,' nnd ire : indeed
of very geiit'fal operation In the dlf. j
ferriit lianks: msoiancn: that it H I
daily "nnderiroinff, 1 bs it , has done
illy wnurgiing, ns i, imn
r years pasta most univeiHal ;
for years pa t most uniyeiHarscru-
tiny Sn, confident, indeed,. Ts the
sutboi himself," of their perfect kecu
raey, that Jie oflfrrs one hundred and
jfty dollarttor th ;dii(iiyery of n
enorj. " Knowing therefoi-e' that we
shall deserve the'thanks of the, au
thor, aud do at Ihe sami'tiinc, what
,we would that he should do unto .us,
under! likel , circunjstances, t'we . beg
leave to'suggesl that, there, are hi o
trrort inf. the . ! last example ; on ' the
eleventh page-n'nder Prob." 21 n
tlw illustration,! ttiia 4.t;blein, t
iaija occifr Jn htft-'; tittancei,', where
ie calculation rcnnir a l. '
Tf.Vro is certainly vrv' little im-
portartcc fcttacheil4t. Ih .eorrcclion
f M?se t,Ao.tt,8'8 yet. M " ,ove
f accuracy, will doubtless incite hiin
to noiitie them in liis next impfcnsioii
-i Jlvvrovotf , u e Jiavcoutselv es
mt manufactured a little Table of
n t crest w h Ich ur con fire 'M t,
towlett, ia respetifuHy invited td tx
amine, and If he ran, reciprocate the
ourtcsy we have tcudred to him.
MlllegevUle Statesman.' ?
The Debate in the j8cnateJ-The
Debate is still going n and from
thb'extrkct of a letter we lay before
bur readers, " Its anbrara that y Mr.
io waii o f Kentucky has done himself
great credit, by the ability and elo
lieiil-e witli" wiiicli lie havjidicatcd
ii..-. - ...! j i . .i ii ..'
me cause oi iruin, airainsi uio liiin-
geitHta doctrines of a ; iicvv; panicl
come i6isnentJi:fyv''-i-'--
the onitinuation of the iiebate
ws hot yet come 05 in the iiewspa-
Hr--ljutT; we 2 umlerstand ' j from
vYaskingttin, that in layinz his first
Speech before the public, Mr Web-
stef has withheld most of the olfehsire
esjirchsions, ' wiiicli drew forth Mr.
lay lie's scveYestcommrhtni'le and
that this gentleman is"noy reduced
singf replies, ot oT.puttihg ; theni
ortu without any apparent provoca.
lion The omission on the part tof
Mj-.'-AV ; aei?fns si ill more -1 ngeniousi
wtien it is recollected, that it is wo w to
ispuaiUFngtlipfrrchds of both the
parties, y,iicli of tiMrse'gentlemen btl
gan thf wai, and which of thejQ act
ed on the defensive 'x- laere is noth
ingiu tho first sM t clbf Mr, Hanc,
i.i-'t - "a a i a '" .
wnicii is caicuiaieu 10 jusuty ir
V ebster;s recti mipation-but the
irnui is, lie lltouclit it best to jiass
over: Mr. Benton, (who had thrown
i.own inc. gaum let.) ami tn:ke his
blow at vir, Hayue. for the purpose
no doubt, of wneinjr war upon the
preseitt politics ;f South Cai-oliiia.
Several letters concur in the opinion
t!ik we shall not bco) his ;Speecli as
! I II-. .1 a . . . . i
ii ithiiji 4iut as no may pieasc io
make it Any ruStng, indeed, bnt
w bat it was! Tlits Is the more to
b lamented, because,' different vei'
Mohs have already -appeared , of: i thij
Speech .and because rharces ha ve
beeu raised against Mr. Grcett, of a
design to misiTprescnt him and be-
cause the charge has come from fim4
who really docs not seem to have un
derstotid Mr.W.S liitnself.and has,'
therefore, given an iucnns'istCHt ver .
sion of his Speech! But, to the let
tv from Washington! U
"VV"'-'
!: Mr. Uoica u resumed e 1 1 it lort
to-day, the speech winch he had com-
roenced on Thursday last, and finish :
llaex-JiJfa,
itrMca;
lad.,r4rUiftg the cjiu
nnnu hr GcMeral Uayne, wbaa
be tiB)'iUirKUd aVl&InUsa
veil as aa orator, Tfe fttala part,
if lBara-eiprrsaa,tUbod vfilr.
tLnnaV was dirrttr J ariiitst Ibe
doctrines promulgated by Mn Wit
tttf , is rrlatioa to the tlalra and the
United States Sopreaa Court. w Oa
this subject b as full, pointed raod
nowerM. lie-idea d-tbe r a uw ofl
the Stalea..wjlb eiirrt;y,-; ability,
and indignant Independence of apir
it. Ho treaty Attest dortriae
aiTTiin to redocer the State
fu the coadition of provinrrs, a ad
broke forth into an animated rom
paHwn between th difficulty rf per
forming that operation epon . de
peudciit.'Siatrs and Rindons in
the tlmtfof the ltoutaa Krpublic, and
Ike rase with bich it would be done
here.- TlUre H required armies, bat j
ties, and campaigns to red nee au in
dependent State to the condition f
a proiiwr; bere )t would require no
thin butd tfentenre of a dozen words
issued from a majority of., the Su
pft'itie Court. 1'he roinparifloo, as
anqdified and dfliveretl by. him, was
f. ible ard strik!njr. The (ieer!i.
of course, will be published, and will,
be a valuable present fo the proplf.
fV&Arr Was not in the Senatr 8j had
not b-eu therfe except to vote for the
pretent U Galtt Setim, since liis
conlrsl with General Huyne. nor has
lie been but a small part of that time
lit tlie Supreme pmrt. Qurre, is he
polibliint:. preparing and fi'lis his
speech foi th pre8? or consider!
liow W remove GiviMi? or not able
to fire the storm which he hasconjur
a in7 Kicfunonit Enq.
From the Richmond Inquirer,
Fine at il'uthiiigton'-Extract- a
late letter tor the nox.' I'residen
tial election, tbe adversaries of the
present Administration moan to r Iv
on 'avarice and fanaticism Avarice.
To he gratiheu in a lain, in appro
lmations for Interiitil IiuproeiuiM!t9,
iiir'a partition of the " rstei n Lamls
Fanaticism, in all the shapes 1
of Colonization Siietv, anti-Stm
day initils, anti.iMasonrv. GnnsriH
Indian oxc, Upon these material
ambittiHi is to work, and I nm thoi
ooghly satisfied, from what we heai
from tbe AYcs', that the plan is to
nunc all JNnrtu of the rotnmar & 0
hio. 1 think that W ebstcr expwt.s to
he pot forward. Clay having got too
heavy to be carriel; and if he loses
the Keiitncky elt'fftuns next sum
mer, be will have to fall bark ami
give place to those wh'f have some
gronnd of their own to stand upon
Extract m loiter fhm ffatKinrtott Cut,
The fltMise is ' as nice as a new
laid egg" about the Tariff. Ycstei
day, when Mr, M'Duffif reported
a owl irom me tominutee ot ways
and Means, to reduce the duty on tea
aim roflVft and several other import
ed articles,' some trcntlemen seemt'd
to think it would be a burning sin
even to let it be' read . twice. Tbev
Islirntik from it ns though the pro
...... .1 ..n.-...
visions contained mriil pollution
as if tlie bars of hammered and roll
ed Iron were red hot. Now, this is
preposterous; Cnn tint tho Tariff
bear the lighti Can it nnt stand a
gnnie of battle uqi-i in this "glorious
arena" of the "couecteu wisitbia
.'.',.' - .a Jkai"- - m r
cite natioitf" i Aiarmer never sns
beets the fidelity of a servant, t i
thcTellow grows shy and evades the
request to look into his chest, lion
j or bright, Monsieur Tariff open
your memorandum bonk and let us
see w hat ynu have been about.
I he stories you have about the
retirement of Mis Branch and tli
appointment '. ot Mr. . vVondberry to
the- Navy Department, arev mere
leather and pninella.' They are
circulated, it is supposed, by Borne
tool of the 'Navy Board; -who "arc
anxious to get rid of Mr. Ii. in the
hojc of having his place filled by
" a gooueasy soul" like, Mr. Sec
retary bouthanl. Besides, from
what I can learn, Jf Mr, Branc
shmdd relinquish J his " station, (of
winch t repeat there is no pmuabili
ty,l llio vresident would be most
likely to place the trident in th
hands of Lorn. Porter. Don't be
lievc a tithe of the tales you he
from -this den of mischief-makers
They are all light-houses of the
Have yon not reason to
be
thankful,' 4liat HenvenI.innieiTV re
moved Thomas Jefferson from this
wicked world ere this daj? Alas
how Would lus heart bleed over re
riTaht.entucky, his dearly beloved
h.ciituckj' , ion hae seen the dis
g'nireful "resolutions adopted in the
Housed of "Representatives "of that
State .1 ipti the 16th of January,
Tlieyv keep - pare; pari pussn, ", with
the consolidation doctrine of M
V ebster."; Don t a tale hang there
by? JJJut I will mt believe ; that
these resol utions apeak t he ' iTa
sense of Keiitujlcy.' It cannot be!
isclaim the
uJ I lata xtissa U eu.cva
tl.at tte (atU rt CrKMf U
Vkat Jrtem; Indeed, w owl J u
tU-iaoi t tferxn! So yoa t bow
aerruary it ia Ur m to keep the ld
cbaia bnhtj fr lt UU the Ta
rirmani ia the taat tba iotrraal
iaprovrmcnt bBRbearlil tbe West
and the- Cter..ke Indians la' tia
S.itlw w e bave Hard tjira anj ar
lose jr." . ;. ". . ' . V, ; " ; - '
mm Mitt,4rtJ TMlniftM. V. , 1 1.
"m libera is to te,. I apprehend,
aeTere atm.e here, ta reile tba
TariX ;It will be made, and rrsiaU
ed with equal ardor.-it baa alrea
dy row meartd.... A til! for that par
pose, , was jeaterday t reported by
Mr. .'cDoflie.froei he-Committee
of Yi and Means.' Scarcely bad
it made, its appearance on tic Legia
Utite boards before an attempt was
made to drop the rartin open iL A
i.Vi'.iitu was made to postpone it in
definitely. Dutliefure the question
r uild be taken (a call of the- Hoose
beinff previously - agreed on) the
houi for considering another class
if business artiveil so it stands o
ver fur further bearing.
.I am not one or the knowing-imh-s.
who ran t II yiiu hat will be
the fjte ol this bill, but as a Virgin
iaii may giuss us well as a Yankee,
i guest it will nut bn smotht-red in
its birth. A reduction of the duty
on aftlt, is very much denircd by
mofttoftlic western representation.
nil I think it not ut all impntbaWp.
that this interest wmtii'g with the
nti-tariff principle, will retain the
subject for general investigJHion.-
he same scheme, you have seen,
as been going on in the Senate."
COZOMUNICATIOir.
von tub afAa.
flfetsrs. Eiuort. la your paper of
4 tli inst. 1 nuliceii cerUto remuiku
which, from a letter inserted above
them. 1 mirio"e lo nave Deen in.me nv
he Re Doctor Hum, of ynur city,
do the letter of the Rev. Mr Lei ami
published Dome time since in tbp Star.
s I cuncur in the ttentimenin ex
hibited tu t!i greater pari of that leiiei.
feel somewhat ilispoeu to otter a lew
ibtervitinii8 upon the doctor's remarks.
n the very commencement ot hi ant-
nudversmniH upon Mr-. Letatiu .letter,
h. hit committed the ery crime, with
which he charge Mr. Leland, that uf
being; " a bnW aMieriion maker." He
tells u thai Mr Johnson7 repurt is
' as fi inner and as weak as any elided
sophism ovtt addre.ssd to the passions
and ejutliiea of "man." He liirlher
iiliirms u tnai n nas i eo luiparttaiiy
etamined. aud ennrelv confuted by
Ductor. Beecher. N.w. let any irue
spirited Aaieriran, ui.biatd by party
views in religion, matters, impariially
and attentively read ibe aigun.em
brought into view in that report, and
thon examine ynttor Heecher's .vuuno
sed confutauon of them, and he Wilive
y readily see Who has nude Unfounded
averNuna. - . ; . -,
The" Doctor eems to take it for
granted, that the States aie ai liberty to
.late in r e'altun to the al)oattt
wheie ver ihey may think propr. 1
would be exceedingly glad if he or
any other gentleman would inlorm us
whence the States derived iheir.atfilio
rity to legislate upn rehgiuiiutjectK,
and to settle cnlrovtn.k'Si rcJative fo
niode aud forms of woi s'up, amoni; dif
ferent religious denominations. For;
it the Mates posnessthe prerejrative to
determine which da blmllbe observed
as the Christian Sabbath,' they, in dike
manner, pussesa power fo determine all
if lijlious cntrov?rsies, vhaever. No
tiuin. 1 think, in this country, possess
ing those principles which should al
wys charactescize,"pcorie ot tree and
independent;; governments, and who
knows any thing uf the nature of re
liciou. or of, 'religious obiijrations. can
have, the 'effrontery, to say, that a civil
body is capacitated to decide On re!i
gious contniverMeji In so Far, then, as
any Slate ha taken upon itsell to de
termine the Ions contest between' the
Jews and Christians, and Sabbatarians
and Sttndarians, it has made encroach
tnehts opon the prerogative of the "Al
mighty,' j "AH: that .any man ought to
ask at the. hands of a civil Legislature
should be,' that all his rights, both civil
and religious, might be , permanently
secured to him; among which,' are the
rights d private judgment, and of
worshiping (Jnd according fa the dic
tate uf hi own conscience' & the con-
virtinnv nl" Km hiinl ll thrt nKcvi vfifn-. '
of the Sabbath be a relig'ous duty, it
must be, frtrni the nature of all religious
duties, a matter between an individual
and his maker alone; and not within the
cognizance of any civil Lesljiature up
on cirth. If religion be whal we believe
it K it stands in no need of this world's
asitancc. For truth is pnvvorful, and
will eventually succeed, independent
tm this world, and the legiaiative bodies
thereof; therefore let Congress 'touch
not.. Whenever tbe legislative hand
intermeddles with our holy religion, her
sanctuary becomes defiled, and her pure
ordinances are polluted. Her rational
doctrines, and her divine energies, un
der the protection of Heaven and the
ngent-y of the divine spirit, are amply
suSicknt to secure tti her abunda nt sae
cess. Slate interferences, all, church
history informs ns, are unfriendly to the
prosperity of pure and undefined rcli-t
gion. Ve should watch, with a jeal
ous eye, all attempts, however remo'e,
and indirect, to blend church ghd State.
Vita UaU W bst. at Ue
uiH ttmt, tUi t-ajVt rt la i'f ttew
teal ff rtl sa taeaJaexer ttelr cid
l.beni't. - lrt aueX. by eaa
rii'a aad prtiUaa ta Cst.
tgsi, tian fee.o aUtkatbdy.
ad ! rritm, if rail!e, whether
Corpeta can b iodaced la vi5ate tU
Cntilatio eft'- I'eitrd 8ate.by
legii!atug pwa the an'-gecf af retiW,
Ehocld CofT r ax-o m tha b
jet I l rliga. Ud aaty kaawa where
ii way atopi bat we da sincerely bpe
tad lrit Ual that b knl it dsty
toavellU b indited t frat a saw
era ialhc annalt af ear bitry, by
vkdatias th Conatif atioa af oar cea
try. There may N a few aater spir
its al the battw'f all Uiia religioua
teat far the haly fvabbalh. waaae deaigws
are nalaa asach t aaiiafy th claawora
of conscience, aa le gratify priestly am
bition and worldly policy. -'The
Rev. .Doctor has ihootht pro
per la brin forward bat ent test ef
srrSptare to aabafantiau his doctrine;
and.aafortonalely fof hioi, that test of
acripiora ptovea nnthing in hiahandt;
fr tbe Sabbath therein commaoded la
b kept holy, ia andoobtedly the seventh
day of the "week, and not ibe first. Be
fore the Doctor can make any test of
scripture, taken from the Old Testa
meat, in relfTion to the Sabbath, bear
upon thia controversy.' he moat prove
eplieitely from the New Testament
that the Sabbath was chanted, ei'herbv
Chr'mt or hia AoostUs. from the seventh
day of thi week to the first. The gen
tleman, if I mistake not. has made ano
ther unfounded eerion. Wnpe
king of the spovlcV j urney. wien
tioned in the 20th chap'er of the Acts
of the Apostle he aays M it was impor
tant for him fthe Apostle) to spend a
Lrdda? at Tro3. M any person
exumine the 0'j) rhaptei of he acta,
and he vrill very min disanver whether
any thirz ia therein staged, directly or
indirertly. relative to the Apoatte'scnn
si'Uiing it important for him to spend
a Sabbath atTroa. Because Mr; Le
land has staled in his letter that "there
is no greater relation between education
aid religion than bet ween travelling and
religion, Ihe Dortor seems to consider
hint a wonderful man! but so long as I
mut believe what no Apostle has wril
ten that "the wisdom of this world is
fnnlihnes with G-d so long 1 ahsH
consider that Mr.-Lelnnd has not com
milted such a wonderful blunder as
the Doctor seems to intimate.
Querv What ia the diflerenre be
tween carrying the mail on Sunday for
money. Bnd preaehing' rhe Gospel on the
same day for the same consideration?
CONGKKSS
SENATE
Monday. Feb. 8 Several petitions
were presented, among which were
some from New-Ji rsey and. New
York, prav i'ig that Congress mierht
not interfere with the existing laws
in relation tu the United Slates Mail;
and 01 hers praying that the law Tor
the transportation of the Mail on
Simdavs might be repealed.- The
sp.- ciai order of the day having been
taken up, Mr. flow an continued his
argument in reply to Messrs. Web
ster aud- Sprague; and the Senate ail
jouined withrinl taking the question
on Mr, Wfhster's motion for an in
definite tiostpii.ifnient.
Tuesitutf. Feb. 9. Mr, Barton
cemincnred his argument in relation
to the pvblio lauds, and continued
until 'he Senate adjourWd; prrviou
ta'tthit h, several memorials and pe
titions; were presented, among which
Were some for and against th 'Sab
bath Muils. The bill authorising
thf IV'sident to divide Jnilian Agfti
cies. iu ret taitk cases, was passed.
. H'cdnrvitiy, Feb. 10 Mr. Barn
arl presi ttted four memo) ials from
the inbabUanta of the city ahd COun
ty of F!iii;"!t Iphia, remonstrating a
gainst the- ;(Rsage of any laW wbich
might be calculated to interfere with
ihe tegular transmission of.the Uiii
led State Mail nn Siumlay; The
bill making' provision . for the -'pay
ment of interest dne the several States
therein 'mentioned, Tof advances
made by them t the United States
dtiriog the. late War; was called nil.
and after having been, on motion'.nf
M r. atlshee, so amended as to em
brace tlie claim .of,. Massachusetts
Kc Wasnrdered to bo engrossed and
read a third ttrtie. ; f .v
Thursday, Feb. I -A resolution,
submitted by Mr. Foot, was adopted,
instructing the Committee on Indian
Affairs 'to inquire and report' wheth
ea any and what further provision
may tie necessary to prevent en-
croarhments upon lands belonging to,
tr in pussehsmn oi, any inuiaus or
Indian liilieR,'Whctlier guarantied
to them by treaty, or in whicluthe
Indian title may not have been ex-
tingnixneil l ho toenata resumed
the consideration of Mr. Foot's res
olution in relation to futtiits sales of
the I'wbltc Lands, when Mr. Barbii
concluded his remarks, and the Sen
ate adjourned.': i r - ' J'x--'
Friday, Feb. 1 2. The bilfrirovi
ding for the firial settlement tf the
claims of certain States for interest
n tljeir ..ntlvances during the late
war, was rend the
passed, home time
Executive)"- bnsiness
'adjourned U!l Mnndny,
J?altf, Ftb. ft. ll.a I I r
rrdMCliua ad tacHliScaUoa i
daticaes certain lasprkfttj lr
lntrvdMCrd ua Friday by Mf,
Duf!le fr the cooiiniUr tf
and Means, v.a,;wn aditi.
yeas and aa a, )aid open tLe
by a majority of 1C? to 79. '.
diipnaUiua of this bill, (olaerv
Telcjrapb,) wa axw inductd t?
lieve. procerded fium aa nna l
aeas tu discos tbe propriety if ,
duclion ef the duties at this tin
the part of many w ho are in fa
sucb a measure under a belief
the pullif mind ia nat wow prr;
to give U approbating and unt'
hope that tbe approarbing cxUnr
ntentaftlre national debt, will
dure a new era in the Irgtal atioa
this. country. --Mr. Cambrt!.
rna tbe 'commlltee on ' Com roc;
presented a repurt on the futtjert
tbe commercial intereonree bet'
tbe United States and Foreign .
Hons, and on . the past and prr-,
state of or navigation, six Ihous.
copies of w hich were ordered to
u-inuHi. exr. urayion, from t
Committee on Military A Hairs, f
p-irted a bill U prevent sattlers tn
selling ardent spirits, which pass
thrwtigh the first states.: ;Commtn
cations were presented by the Sm
ner, on uicsaojcct tit the Salt Work
lite U. S. MinC and tho Binkii
Fund, whlcb werescveroUydUpoK
of. and directed t be printed. T
Censos Bill was, after some disc1
sion, postponed ontil Wcdnesdj
ftext.". -. -I v- w v- ? I
I'licio'af , Fet, 9 Numcroi !
bills passed through the cnstomari
stages. y Among them was one fro
the Committee on Naval A flairs, f
the relief of the widows, children, (
other rehtives of the officers, r
men, ami marines,' of tho , Unit
States' Sloop of War Hornet, 10
there is too much reason to be fea
ed, off Tampico in the Golf .of 5le
ico, during the tremendous, gales
tnai coasi in oepiember lst. v It w.
madrthe order of the day fof .Tf
nesday the minnstaot, and diretti
to he printed. - Mr; Jtierstl, -frr,:.
4k. i ..,2!:..-. n .-.' ' t
me v-win.uiiiuT oi-v ay? anu -.aieiia.
ivpnrted a hill for the. .regulation v
san s at auction, and tor the Turtle
protection of ihe revenue of theTA
ted States; which was referred .to
Committee of the Whole oh the sa
of the Union. v Mr, Archer, frm, II.
Committee on Foreign, A flairs; Jin
sented a report m the subject of !
Message" from the Fi-esidenC 'of. tl
t idled . States, c ncernin, the g li
medal meseted tolMnvby .Boha
the Liberator; IVcpidenijof the Tf
public t Colorii bisand - roncluili
with a resolntion that, it and the V
I rompany ing letter r be' deptwited i
vo ;vi j ni.-,:. urpxri trteJtl l
State, The resolution submitted (
Monday by M r. Sntrrs tt Nc
Ytirk, . Calling for information re
pecti ng the out fit, salary , -r. allott :
and paid to Mr. William B, Lni
rence, late Charge des Aflaircs :
London,' and Tor copies- nf Aarfut
pa rts of the comspondence ''relatit
to the san e, :was, afteravmodifir!
ttnn proposedty M r. Pplk-'iiatid a
sented to byiMr.vStorrsadnptfi
The Speaker presented a repofm
the Secretary of the Tieasury fu:
cerning the public contracts mi
during the past rarj which was tin
posed of in the usual- manner. ' 11
Bouse then went into a."CommiJti
of the r.y hole on the' istato er i!i
Union, Mr Sutherland in the Cliai;
on the general appropriation hi!) f
tne; support or liovernment diiiK!
the '.5 year iSS-The first jirovisi
of the.bill approprlatliie :he-;6uiu
526,700 dollars for lhe romnnv
tion of members Vof Congress, i
the salaries afheojt-ihid.i:!!
of The two Iloiiseswns assented t
Upoti theTollowing'nne w l:Ti fi
ior,: a votQ oi 133.600 dollars to fi
r, y th? cpn'M'ficwt expenses of f o
gress. an animated ,discusshn arns
Mr, lr kltttp urged the nr cessity
I restricting th.e disbursenients
sjiettfic objects in order tw ct!stir
strict, acconnfability ton- the; part
Uiose entrusted with the distribtii
of the fund; and called p the n
liltinn to that effect, presented I
him on the first instant: from t:
Committee on Urtrenrhmrnt, i 1
mendment of the h.' Mr. f-
proposed "?l a furllr nmendnie'
whu li was engrartetl 4 up? n tliat
Mr: iWirkliflV: aniL finally. "ftfter
Lw,irm debate. In the course of
Mt. , McUulIie, Mr. .iEv'ci elf,
Massachusetts. Mr. Inirersidl. J'
v IllECrsidl,
Karri n giiv:-i!r
Pt!uu.i.i4l. iV.
IIuulingto'Mf. Daniel. Atr.AVic
lifle, and Mr.1 Coulter. Took T
adopfeiV by ,the Committee, ly
vote of 4 to St. Mr. Senm i.!. 5'
ed a fiirlhrr'omrttdinent prov idt
fhnt nothing previous? : autliin'i
by "a vote or;cilherTIousc- of T'
gress should be roirsitletrtl as - rn
ing withjn the scopoof th" ptupi'!'
meastu'fi.j .-...This 4 propsi(in ;
third time antP however, I'egatived ijpotif adiv?
w a spent: in by to 40,. Upon mu',Mn!-.r J
. The Senate Everett, of M:HnrJ,iwl, si '
granting five lfiQtisad.dd!ai, 1