1
jjcrilj-Cnrcfiiia ar.
' WILIA M C. DOUB,
(oitoi abb raorwiiTon.
If Mid ttrictty la advance, tw dollar per n
aaas; I" dollar nd fifty wots, Ifjiaid witbia
' ix mOBlhti M! three dollr at th end f th
yar.
A D VSR TfSE.VFXTS not exceeding ststera
line, will bt inserted on timt fur one. atollar. and
twMtj-ln cent for each subsequent insertion.
Taos of frHUr length will b charged propor
tionally. Court Order and Judicial kdvertissmeots
Will keekirfM Si pr cent, higher than tho abov.
rate. A reasonable dodactioa wilt fc mad to
thoM wb advertis by tb yer. " .
Itookaad Job Printipg den with aeaines. and
despatch, and ea accommodating terms.
ggp tottori to tho Editor must be post-paid.
Congressionalr
7" ' j WuisoTOjr,"3Iarch 27. .
S!tAT ThVSrwJtiop motion by Mr. Hunt
er proceeded to the eonsiiVcritrioh of the Itefici
encj bill, and a large number of amendments
'were rosed upon. I " "'
The' amendment appropriating $250,000 to
enable the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase
" a new tite for a custom bouse at San Francisco,
.t tn litai? achate.
'AmttMi 1110 mil, ..-pfcaa wivy. m
foricd tilt fcHnorreaav
MfrMawm'nWTed'rhtrt th-!mrti'ptBcC6a to"
YOLUMEXLVr'
raleigh. noeth Carolina; Wednesday morning, April 5, 13 n.
NUMBER 14
-iIiiarvwTB tsSs a war nf th. Imp i
of Cambridge, who had a habit of responding
With peculiar heartiness to any congenial senfi
aaent altered in public meetings, Jinl even in
eharrh service, lhiring a very dry season, an a
prayer for rain wa being ' eulemnly rend by tin
minister, hit royal higUnem called i at, in the em
phatic and reiterstfivcstyl oftTs illustrions house.
" By all aseana, by all mean, by all means !''
llieo added, ia lower but alill distinct tone,
" Ws ahall not hav tain, bower er, fill the wind
into its heart the murderous stiletto; and that,
like Jacob with the aged Patriarch, 1 had practised
a cheat upon the House.
But the gentlcm'tttaaicnnt not to avail my mo
tives. T4 genOeinan who despises deceit meant
no imputation upon me. Oh. no I But he romn
to the House llh concentraid wralh and bitXep.
ness against me, tvanail me for harinj stated' my
reasoiyi 6irnaking the motion whitu 1 made on
that occasion.
1 had proclaimed at the North that w&jrould
hare tn take the' brunt of the difficulty and out
cry, and 1 thought that I would satisfy my con
stituent (hat au opportunity should beiven to
discuss the measure. I woKamnred that a gentle
man from a slaro-boldinjr State, where his constit
uent are united, and who-will Uvke to their arms
and pres him for hi adTociftyof tho measure,-)
snoui'i cme aere ana Ui'miunno. a nienilierifrom
the X.)rth, who, though friendly to the principle,
desired a fair opKruuitT for discussion. Was
that fnir for the bouth t Was thatafair bourse for
a leaiug gentleman in this llouse to take t
. Tlie gcotfeiuau camo here to stigmatise met-r
trmnonetrnjtIuaiimaftettfaTOTatite inTprUs-
principl of the bil'., M'as there any reason lor
the (jentlrman to ssy.that I feared the bugle !t-.
paesea mcenuity, or comeUunx mole than
that. ,
The trntleman said that I allowed two davsto.
pa's before I.att
t?Tcs, but does hfnot reTSjfTect that he put down
the hatche by the previous question,.aud com
piled the delny himself. I did not intemrpt
him to-day, because hi siieech wa fixed noon
the ground that I had attacked Li personal mo
tirc. Taking tho undermining-awnv. the wlit4e
fabrjo would have fallen. oliiected to his move
ment to kill the bill, but made no attack on his
motives. I did not intend to charge the gentle
man with playing the assassin intentionally, but
1 SUM, ami 1 cannot take it luck, that the act
was to all intents, as one arm thrown around the
-brother, while with the other the fatal stab war
inflicted.
Mr. Breckenridee then Droeeededta review
the course of Mr. Cuitiug in referring the bill to
the committtre of the whole, and tiie effect of that
motion, in placing it at the font of the calendar,
where ff niaf never be :fevhei iinfit"tbe end of
the conwilevaKn 'OT
Mcasra. Walker and Podge carnostly advocat.
ed the consideration of the Homestead bill, a
neinTof more importance than the Gadsden
- treaty or any other lmsinnmt
' Mr. Owin orged tho Importance of the Pacific
ilailroad bill. "
; Mr. Brodbead advocated the bill granting
180 acre of hind to the old soldier.
' Mr. Clayton said that the importance of going,
tntojxecutive session eoulj not with propriety
be disciltf d 1" "pen session, anil hn asked iliat
the door be cluscd. He asked this under the
rule which require tho door should be shut,
whenever any Senator shall demand upon a
motion to proceed to the consideration of any
business In secret session. ' -
' The chair decided the galleries should be
i:Teared. " " " '
Mr. B.vlger appealed from the decision of the
i,lwit.
than tlioso same gentlemen who are associated
with me, and who are made the victims of the
cenllemnn from Kentuck'-.
- Mr. Cutting contended tli.it ha had never stated
that he was friendly to the bill, but that on the
-feentrary he was opposed toit.TinitlirtiirTefl that a
majority ol the House was. lie was in tnvor of
the principle of the bill but not iatjbill itselC
Nobody believed that the reference ot the bill'to
the committee of the whole wa equivalent to a
ucicat oi tne measure.
The appeal was debated until 3 o'clock, and the
accljioTl of tUrSSTlimSiuSiSjuariS,
1iiy9T " . . '"' ' - :
The doors were then eloeed and the galleries
cleared.
, Horsi or Kpisi!XT.vTivts. Aftor prelim-
; nrT buitinewtiiOiuyss
Appropriation bill, ami concurred in the'antend-
Bients reported tli ereto from the Committee , of
the Whole on the state of the Union, with the
. exception of that approprat'mg $100,000 for the
payment of expense of holding a council with,
and making rjreentsof goodsand proyisions to,
' the Blackfeet, Orosventrrs, and other tribe of
"IndTaH Hf'Imiiif aTaTi:TySTriiTn or auocenT loTlic
- wnrtenr hoomlary if the tenituiy nf iVTr.jltlngton,'
aadbr defraying (he exense of briiiglng the
0 lefs of said tribe to Washington.
The bill w passed.
The House, by a ytite ofyc'.8,ji!iyJ13rrfuit
two-thmls refused to discharge the CAmniittec
of the Whole on the state of the Union front the
further eonsiderotinn of the joint resolution
manifesting the thank of Congress toward the
rescuer of the San Francisco. i
' Mr, Cobb moved a euspensum of the rules, In
order that Pacific Railroad bill might be made
the special order of the day for the third Tues
day ia May neat - Tho mr ion was -agreed to
je 12f, nay 39. ...
Ami a resolution tn that effet-t was then in
trodnoeil and pasoeifycM l'-J, nay 40.
Tb House passed a bill efttJiliUnjr,Iuiir
adJitMmal land wistilfls tn Minnesota;
Docs iu)f"tTieiitcutTcmnn know tliat the Houso
Nebraska Bill will lie reached, and that there is
preconcerted unde-standing to eomto commit
iee-of the whole, Rnd -prnnnac amciidinents to the
iiouse oui anuresin u 10 uie House r nat in
convenience would there have been in this ?
ither bill would be amended, and would have
to go back to the Senate. Then by what authori-
;y dia the gentleman say 1 undertook to commit
;he bill to the tomb fiir the imrnose of creatinsa
.... . .. w
ttilKO impression in the puttic mind? '
ilr. Kichardson I deem it doe to myself t
tiWlfiat there was no arrangement, asTiaa'lie'ei
stated in the public impors aud by letter writ-
ors.
'""Tf. I! lit BTfifiif 3it nof saVsoT
Mr. Kichnrdson 1 wUUutolo tkeiMnllouiiu,
and lie knows well, that we had the.Vtiate a Will
on the Hpenker' taMc, and we coubl have dis
cussed the House bill in committee, and have
there perfected it.
Mr. l ut'.ui!" Hlierer
Mr, Kichardsim In committee of the whole
i'tH,t!Hit llw l ohi.. '1'lio-wmKinents f -the
in could nave there discussed it. it ttiere hint
Decn a I.lciKim opHwitvu to the HimsC bill we
would nave had auutucr cnauee at the .Vnate
ill.
Mr. Cuttin It stnnds conceded, ns I observ
ed. It was the intention to dim-uss the Uou-o bill
i comuiittuo uf the whole on the state of the
nmn, and report it after it hail been amended
.Mr. Iticuarilson Hie gentleman spealLaot tli
imruniiiii nl Ihn lloiua not ol 4lia iiiais4n,
M r. t!ntt ne TheTXTilamitTrin will - tie" Trlvetr.
j-I.muintarmtfd tlmtniurin)); Ilia oanvusa ii)r..jCn
tni'ty, it tieing intimated that lunds were warn
ing in order to secinniilifh t he success of the cen
tlouian, my friends in Ney York made up asub
K -iiition of some I, "d K, anil transmitted tiie
funds to Kentucky to be employed for tho benefit
or uie gentleman who is now the peer ot pre
dents and HiWiftta, - 4 l-sisblerrl -
Mr. Brec'ieuridge l'roudly and.dcfiant-4And
he n fcrence .rfthe Senate bill placed it in a ""TV"? V. " 1 V' unu, "":
TiraftliaACTe-it
House.- It ia thought very doubtful when it will
be reached the r rench .Spoliation bill, and the
ppro jr.nttoo btrroigtitcen in number, 1 believe,
pieccding it.
Mr. C'juttingjgJoa'4 lott ns trifle with rmTmrtant
subjeAts. In the nnmo of tiod, if vim had gjttc
nto discussion on the House lull in committee
would you have bad a discussion oa the rVnale
ill in tho iloue T 1 here seems to lie some oth
er fOwsMi-oreousiilnrutiou for the wrath of the
irmil lo:nnn from KctOJU by to be '-i'". .oo lf
an extr.uirdiiiuiy decree.
1 thought ho shook and nnakeil with fi-ar be
cause of the outcries from Massachusetts, and
wlieu he sptike of the answering bu'e from 1U
linois, there may have lieen appreheunions on his
niluiLthatif ho should not m disiuise i4 AVt-
Nmate IhII ho ntigtrt Itenr more tif remonstrance,
and louder tones of the bugle than had vet rcn. h-
ed"tticne -haJ4 and -ether-department -of the
ciiy,
Mr. Boouck moved a siisnenin of the rules
in order to Introduce a resolution to take up the
bill making appropriation for the construction
of six first elasa steam frigates, and the motion
wa agreed to yea JM, nay 34.
The resolution wa agrcfl to.
Mr. Earley moved a suspension of the roles i
order to mtroduee a resolution directing the
ConmiUe oa the l'ost Oniee and I'ost lb ml
insjuir whether greater certainty, despatch, and
ejoaomy eon be oUalned In the transmission of
the anil between New York and Washington
Via the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore
and alun. Into the ex'jiedienry of establishing, by
I on gross, an additional post route by means of
railroad, la a diroet line a may be between the
fa first named el lies, in connection with the
other two; and that aaid romraittee rort by
Uil or otherwise
The Huoae refused lo nrend the rule yea
Bl, aaysi.
Tb lluus rooolved itsrlf into a mmmittee
the Whole on the state f the Union Mr. Ham
the chair and s,k tip ihe civil and di-
plotaatw appropriation bill.
Mr. Culling asm, which was tlie signal for gen-
1W to crowd la front of m; It wa sn
httnuM bef,. tho anib one were anli.fc.cto.
nly ae-Ue-l. The gal'erwa were also e irwded,
ead general exjiecMioa ran high Uiat there
wmihl 1st aoaiethmg ri. h and exciting. What
fcHnw is a enndensation of thedeli.
Mr. Culling Mid that on Tu.-. Ky la.t, 'after
mnmmf, nour Had espired, so l tho Hi
W.t .1. - - - ' .. e .
"'MTOHi'n l 11, 0 I. INI M
- npeaaor laiile, a Motion was in.de hy 1,
ekAiraiaa if tho eoanniittei .... i,i.- .
. JJI 'Mie Kenate NlH-ka bill u. thai aammitlee,
taontlier band, reas.,ns that I then rsia
iwlioiiltel a prt.p-Mii..n that tho bill 1st refer
ral . ii.eoomaiiiee ,4 the whole on the state of
w t nioa.
ll Mise iKtened to the rlear and distinct
Ti ii Senlh-man fr u. IIImh,,,,
-agninsi any m.ti..o. it a u an argn--it
which af orwards sH llw House snn bat
ea I hair guard, and I sulouittrd. In torms hy no
disiosjetful, the in t i.e. which innu
Jcdy eondurt no UoU uera-i.. ibooglit
- "u" ' 1 ' irewl tuts. IT wiihf-rlretewndne,
iswwa, aid frankness. 1 said there wa a
pntleasaa oH this tlour a stntircr or more seahms
of the whole, and Mr. Vale oppoorj the Nebras- i
ka bilL and Mr. Boeoek anoke oa tho snecial
order boing the bill" authorising Kecontrue-
tion of six Brst clasa steam frigates. Mr. Ljoa
aid he ahmild mine to amend tb bill by inereas-
ny; inn niinihor to iweive,, iie msot a powenui
peech on the imiiortaneo of maintaining an effi
cient naval force. Mr. Franklin addressed the
eowwittee at length against the Nebraska bill.
Mr. llarkwlale obinineil the floor t when the com
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
W asaHKuTOX, March 23th. 1
In the Senate, after tho nrowmtaUoB of neti-
tion and rcp.rts from Committees, the Senate
was principally engaged ia the consideration of
tne denctency mil. v "v..
in tno House, tne lommtttee en rutilic lands
How came thkBftt
to lie found in open mtinn with the enoiniei of
the lull with the aliolitionutiand frecsoiler on
this flixir ? How came he: to receive their con-
ffratmatinna. And why do their nmses take him
up as tlie hero of killing the Nebraska bill I He
jin never rub out -from guy dain man's mind
mat tne encct oi ins motion wa to kill tho lull.
I believe the administration honestly in favor of
ine oni, ana i win support tnem on mat point.
out ii tne aiinunisiration were against it 1 would
nevertheless be for it, and they should never drive
iu innu uiy ponrntirr
I have no more connexion with the adminis
tration than any other man. I owe them notr
uiH4 wbat is due to a ii engaged -hv th4
efccution ot um laws. 1 am sustained by the
majority or m eonstitnenta, the peers of Presi
dent and Cabinetv I .Slight BMilaiuse.t
So far from driving the gentleman from the
support of the bit!, ii was with the profound 4
icp-ci unu moruiiciiiioii mat s saw ins course.r
His svmiiai'iics were with tho "hard."
hence the pain and wounds, csneciullv of tho
8cwth, whtn they saw him tirrn n sharp eornsy
auu emcr inio uinanco w nil ine very wrirst oi
political alsililionists in the House, which every
WfrfrWrtrli rtf tfrtrf n tif "Tne knowTwas lo tTU
the lull. 1 do not. suppiwtl.liftui aill .ority .to
spent fur any but liiuwelf. .-.
. .The gntlow said I was the last man whom
he expected would make an assault on him, lie-
cause in the day of mv greate.-! need die " hanbi "
riinie to my aij. This inucmlo is so deep that
i im not uniiersiana H, i ask tor an cxplanU'
"on. , : .
The bill wa referred tn the committee tif the
whole.
A resolution to close debate upon the steam
!n . . '
.irigaw- iuu -waa.auopxen-
ttf wlii'!"rmVSrntt'ojLTniont,wfa
T AcrcaiMTia or Wt.t ia thja ooontry ' KXOXVJLLE AND X ASHVIIXE RAILROAD. bn8''
ha been Vast, and sum estimate uf- Ha extent
may be iorntad if we rear to the official fi jurei
within oar roach ia relation to oa item
of fixed oauital the larse amount of which
invested in naaafaeturea, ship-buildiug, rail
roads, bouses and atorea, aa all been derived
from home resource. The aurabcr of booses in
theJCnitedStoteby wusoaU SJliaiTjjmd
free familiea, 3i)7,iVir nearly one tir each
family. H the dwellingmcjreae id the pro
portioa of the population thea 'tlie number
of housec built irt the last si yettr . wa
Ooj.OtW; at aa average of 1,000 each, tins
This road, chartered by he late Legislature, it I Fwlt'tt trhwh eost $7 per barrel in New YorX,
occurs tn norTRme if ao mean importance. It I ""d Franciaoo, on the COUi ult., for ?'.T .
enmbineodvantae surpassed by a few if any I to" on a cargo of "OiO barrels, fni .rtich-
tbe btate. A route for travel, it is some nine-1 nond, is snl to be nearly per barrel, letter
ty miles nearer tlie eastern ekiea, from Nashville, FaAjraneUeo y the decline in Flour is
via this city, through Virginia, than by the Nash- aufficient of itself twreduee remittance at lcat
yille and Chattanooga Itailroad rVutr. It will kindred thohsand dollars pet mnnlh, to say
aWltrfng Nmlnille mnia-fortyr fifty tiille aothingof the decline in butter, an.t other arti-
nearer Charleston, by connection with Ihe Ilabun Batter sold in firkin, from 9 to 1 1 cents
(lap road at thi city.- It passes through the F ,b- Beareely enough to pay the cost, storage
heart of the State, east and west, turning a link I weight and interest.
in a grett lineof railway from the Atlantic Ocean I Ixsoivmt LawisMxixi. Munyof the Maine
to,,thc "great father of waters" ont he western bor paper are expressing themselves in favor of the
The North Carolina Central enactment of a general insolvent law, similar to
Hriara 1. ik. 1 tl..:. 1 il.l I.f- I- t 1 . , ei. 1
boon 1,921.439, worth, at an average of .dx!ltutii t-l t,. ' u.. t-.,.! f .f t.i
A!l!'i,2"6,3,) iL,h ltt 'TjlTl"' " 8ute- Knoaville iu point of have been enabled to leastow upon the question.
17.100,01)0 i new banks capital at cW.OllO,. I fim. Jmrf!.,,..fc v.tiia ?i -..... 4 ; r. nL :r :
WT. Thce items alone make tUQ.fiilliiKingJaai. ...- ; -li-. r -. i--.- :. :. - . - . ..
reported- adtencly to the lbus-biU makings weubt tive $ti63,OUti.TBOraT TOg.OOO.OllOwrth j
grant of public land to the several Ktotes and ,,;. . - . - , .. . , ... : dcra ofemieasce.
Territori! for the benefit of the indigent i-ioane. e tonnage vof. hipping ba.lt ha. jUilroaiCwhose u
Mco-lla4'kAUO'm4. N-ortoei made opeocii
il(vin the Nebnuika bill. "" Tbecommitfee then
toss "ffiiitl' tb "lTuse aifjouTneiL TZZ "
THE t'l'TL'UK OF GEORGIA"." -
The following are the concluding paragraphs
of the excellent article npon Cotfm emf U Culti-
House built, reto'MfJj;
..Shipping ,-. , .,. ., ,
Railroad
Bank .. . - -
tn vm4wwwWJWM''4 - tneMiun. .wU I thpirit of the tjmes.jand tvtU Im conducive to
4tWJnllUWU.4 asmntSarsto. V- T llri u.: i,.. t: ' tv. : i -:--. ---- : -
li5c,aio
-287,100,000
54,000,000
i eompletfi the gvwtf Tina 6T railway from "iha Mia- j the best tntcret i of le '"AiiST
. - Tr. l,lC7,S8o,340
n aaifilmnfonhTi;
lories, insurance companies, mines, Ac., will
mtvm, in the' March number of Harper' Maga"
iiue They are fraught w ith instruction to the
people of the Southern State: I woU the aggregate without hating made an j
Georgia ha set an example of wiedom, and perceptible iucieaa in tho amount of (tuck
hetdatrroad: : r " :
issippitothe Atlonticteubiwra .-"It Will of course !
likewise connectNashville by a direct lineof road,
with Knoxvill in tlic.beart of East Tennessee,
matoad of the detour via Chattanooga and Palton.
These rojfewft!i liyA'."lJ.UB?i.
wlScTi, with Uie iuoidenUl advantage, which
will oocnr to every mind, contribute to give the
road in question anigh gradeufimportanceamong
the railroad enterprixci of the State.
very-Soon she willjsnes witliin KcSelf so com-1 "-'"vooE ' .. - I - The route, we lean, U altogether practicable,
plotcly all the elements of empire, that hemigl t The Pid ln" f inhabitant in the Cuit-T,n,i who niT, it in are sanguine
be forever separated frjm the surrounding world, c,lB,c' qiro;tne more rapid arswrption oi thnt ,j,e mewl, nocrcl VJ tutitl construction a
and yet fl.airish with unexampled prosperity. P'toJ for new dwoUings, irrespective of the ro-h,e procured. Tbei oil, we aro eonfidcnt.-will
Upon her bill-topl begin to smokfthe wealtb- """drng .it turo and old one, jne aefart- ue built. AosArW saoifaii.
achieving furnace: the buxi of the cotton svindle ment 'epo"s th ""! " loitedhtate
mineU with whispering of her clear blue hut year of 400,777 persona, who will require,! Bamsa Doctik. or CiTiNnirv-lB the
streams ; the "iron bofle" is far andwido cireu- " the atipye prnrwrtiont Wi.OUO house, and the I ice t wanccllor Court, England, Sir John
lating her products-; her heretofore isolated pop- persons will bring most of the necessary mean. I Stewort recently decided that an infaut, born in
' " . .... ... 1 i- .i.:.- ' :j : r....i :...n..ilv V...1. .k . . -
tton is lictniiing to leel thnt a market la ere- -mlu piu cicriiou w uiistuu mw uu , uw siunmr wu an American, anu
Sfor "Tiome indmtryT" anoT that Georgia FcnpIuTTflio money market bas rotaiBod.'oa tdolbcr fatber a riaturalued citisen o tlio United a late discussion before Congress, Mr. Staunton,
could, if the demand was made, make her ship- wnolef a rweition of ease and plenty. ..state, Dora In r.ngland, la a subject of the Crown ot lennoasee, made tne following suggeiiuvq le
nient of ungTnneJ cotton M obsolote ns"is now LJIZiiZ
ffig snlpnWinToTciiK What care .. -,',1 . l 1 r u. 'ed the right of an American eitlien npon the I, Sir, doe the Uonornble gentleman know tliat
WLHn w.. wnaakmav ,.w h.- new h. haJ u,w " . " trom hi duties, or t mere are three iclcntnie corp. belonging to tho
-en t I J.!-. !.! i,..t 1.:.
PDU or Eraoi'X. The funded tcbt ofaU the
European State U, in the aggregnte, about ,
300,000,000. or $ 111 f each luhabiinnrr Switx
erland is the only Kuropean. country out of debt.
As -a-war-is irnui incut, jdlibeai -cjmol ric are in.
the market aa liorrowera, some with' and some
without credit, so that tb people have the prno
poct of a considerable addition to their already
lennome'taTtear'"". ' : -
v laroarAXT Innox r Tn Attosmiv Gcse
i In not long since disposing of a question
submitted to hiin by the Secretary of the Treasu
ry, tre hear that the Attorney Oeneral decide
that a Vessel boilt in the United States, and vol
untarily fold by the ownerJo a foreigner, and
tlien bought back again by the owner, cannot be
registered anew as an American ship.
" Militsrt Oriiritas ix Civil Sr.avn r. In
such a State whether a .foreign country enriches
itself by spinning her eotlontThe staple!, pro- . . j-.-rf-,,
.1 ii. .i.i : i.i ..t i r W
T . t i ... I 1 H .1. v ... i. rjt: -j
Look at every jester and rl 1 "S1"" onuis sunjecx. I rtruijr in ojHirnpm-ai, um oniuismT, nun
ohiW It, for when h even raise, bi.hand.de- t"". ''S"''" "g" -t- - - -
pend npon It there's something in It.' How " '"'P '"guu.ee to a most corp. eons,., o. on. nunorc. ana twenty-
graceful ite u, aud what beautiful altiti
duced by the wearing labor of tUfniuacle of
lucn, dofiaut uf malaria, and regardless of fever
breeding beat tire easier, and onadrnply mot
prolilable work ormaiiulavturingTby tlie never .'- wonder if he ever had to en down unto I Unt," "u,ject of every native born American one bonflrcd and twenty-five officers seventy ere
. C j e i u: .u ..n . : f"1 iur u I
al i1!!!!! '?;r' iroaMmnktLflyeafftrer and doc he know that out of ttice
flrtng WgtneraHtrrti stnewir the ipiridte and ftn0f
--...ll.i.l 1 .j. v i I i-...l .v.-t..TI ;.r .t. r-
ana shore and fill hi. mouth full of navimr- . . " fr "l- -
loom, is at her command. Georgia ha. but to : .. . HM ,lm. on . ' ,: " gmUo Kmere, it U applicable to all uc ment t
grasp the sceptre, and she i. commercially free. Ulot the ortl9r aay.Oh. it is a rich privUege, .a 8"rt'ua, Itow'. Ibererore, w ho bar.
Will her .isler State.. o rich In agricultural lwu ,nd , benefit f .r yon to come here and f" T '"Te( on in blue na-
in every rcsnoi't. I A pplnuso on the demo-
!.i ... .1. .1
umiiv iill ui Ijieiiousc.j ..
I Mr. Walsh I believe 1 have a. good a tiirl
to s..ik for the " lmn' "-of New York a any
geii!lcinajLintJiihU-of.--l have rtned!
and stemmed the Uient of tr on In the north,
wbeu those who have attempted to speak for them
have fkulked from the thrcshhold of ti e place
where the meeting have boon held, and 1 do not
want an impcieimn of tli'i cha; e'er to go out
unexplained to the world. M'hcn we caine here
ing with the lM-at'alf.iirs in New York, and now
my Colleague slates - at a portion of those w ho
sent him here interfered in the same way in
Kentucky. . '
Mr. t'titting Isthat" nil the gcaitb'tttaa iuae
iiirf
Mr. M'alsh That's all I'll beou hand by and
by though. 1 .iiiiiUtiir.l :
Mr, Ilrei keiiridLC I do not wanf Ts rati. .oft
I.I i . ., f
i.U'.u.a)noo-.tmrnrsTrrrT7iy miercli. llo Ui
I repeat that more tlian ooc-hnlf of all the ofS-
aoro omnoalne tboaa tbreft enrns aro eninlovnikw
products, and which are euually interested with u,te(1'to ch defamation. Profit by It, my dear H""'" U """" ' h"kr Umt 17 thl d" in TOriou. way, In the civil wrvice of the tioy-
I . ... .. . .. .M'.l J ijwu. .I.M. AM .... i .! ....... 1 .V... . .I -
emment, where .none . but civUisn should b .
engaged. Some of these very men, whose reg
ular Army pay, a. will be seen by the Ulue
Book, doe. not exceed 000 per year, out of
these and other appropriation, which we mike
from Tear to year, receive enoU 'h to .well thoir
aeroa hi Tuioni and he barnily threw bail of Vton k the mqtpott organ of Preaident IW, yearly aikrwancea to fS,t0;-No woudorVtvil
. ....... ... . . j w rim a, nn ir.a ui .MI mamm - ' - - I (I . . ...
panegnndoT the aeat that Had been aeot.nea tor 1 ' 7 ",V . J " -u 1 aervic u aosirnui to mm in preference to. tnai
another direction. , Tlie speaker tapped order !"""" "nwroai. " maxem. lollowlng
upon the desk, anil a minute afterward, a black
- uaien 10 suca ueiamnuuD. s run ov 11, ,i uoar , . , -
her in the cultivation of .bi grcatatleimi, boY7'at.d yotf ttf time' vltl be perfect orotorte, Jd-J Ureal Britain,
tatoiocxampUJ 4f4hey 4 oa,,ti-th. outh" i . h9r ,nd Mrry Mkfc Ami "l "foreigner.- after ILl ."
5!JiJin?ullUl!9JStftrilo lk. .-!,!,,
most independent portion of our extending era- from an earnest eontomnlation of the codfish that " J'-,- " Arri-Tb. Waalilnr.
plre, and thus forever hold the benefits of a gre.t hjuiga before th speaker, and brightening up as j ton l,Bl" ,h 2iii nM n article that rood.
ootUn monopoly in her hand. - the rich plum cake and iu whit, frosting stole decidedly belligerent toward. Spain. A. the
KOSSUTH AND QKORiiE 8ACNDF.RS.
K oaiuth ha aJdroaaod a letter to tb Gorman
n the United States in relation to the rejection
of Mr. 41orgo 8aander by the Senate. II.
lecture, the Senate for thi. act, over which the
al cabinet." ia Eump r lav iuh
snriu, and " consider tt as a practical retractiim
and an tvhilaiit revocation of the principle con
H, to eevram tvrre; nf rhe-nnw tntl fifhTf--b--b.
atCUvtOU'.ueudmrt.l,o,.ldbestrh-kenout Z" Ji iVll. 1 "l ""T""' '"V
EXECIT1VK PAT11ONA0E.
80m Idea of the Immense natronage of the
tained Inthelnnuguorl address of the President, Heads of licpartmenu under the Federal Ooyern- h1' e'otM'n 'l functiotmry wa in aeoord- proosnt lime member, of tli House alone have
..a.. ...I . I twl Willi lh arialita .!.. a 1 -..I I al " I a t . J i
an the tiosxta note." He hopes, ftowevevthat 1 matO. ana bo formed frvss tho luilowwc Male-1 . 7 , . 7.T" "' V """""" ,uu"r.v- "gut w sum obuois.-
.1 -I. ,, . " , or wimu um 1 icuiria (uvernment desire
the German, will "o work in the pres., as well ments,.howing lheam.nt of -Jarie. paid to each him Because of hi. known inveterate hostility
as by meeting, In such way that the will of the. of tb Department in Waungton,ot including to the I niled States and their Institutions, as
people may tnfnst-blf, .'anfcthntthliTmwB J WwawrPoatwtala minjlnsta, 4wi. bnrr.derrce-at Porto ttli'o;
- - ..... 1 . - . . - . . 1 asonniaiu-renerai.
WaK ,hat I regarded . great prim iple
too "'- r. Ihon I was. arnued Myert,,.
ImU m if, nd saol that it w.l I ,4 rwi
-1 awoi.lo M.pt..n, or that of th ilur.i
1'a.sjj. Mm m,K. ail..
, ""king ih iwoi.. 1 am ret eonseUnis "of
wi)..rtol any Ungnasro disrwiMtfi I ti
t"mr .A Ik, ti.mm, .,.. .Mwiall I ka
r" . of baling anrntpirj to aa
r""l'" ... tl. moral b'Wtir . f ,,y gen
T 4 Hr-,i fr n - -aihai .....I i. ,
'" a- "'u-t ii'll "I. and II.. lei.
two rt .,. m g,iVa,oa f a sl..ek-..,n
, (Mr. h,-kri'g. .rfhy.J.W.I .dw.l.S
d.4. rsn. into the HotiMaa
-oW moeoty, sd h.srt. r k.4 llK-.p.
" , H.arsrr aa a Irsslin .w to
1UU to a-a I y n.,,. ,
It la NM k.l,. I.,.l ... l.,.,L- . ... . L
, m..j Wt .u
, last aud lb at kilo I 1 a-t tmm ntm around
MMMirtMatismd wkh ikentlr I h!urgl
that I
and that Ujdv'cr's amendment meant more than
was csmoMcd on its fac. aud stated tliit he did
not look for an assault on his motivi from the
gentleman from kentuiky. I he I'nion nesis
per d tlii city had nto assailed him-s pre"
I jiiductc 1, it is said, by the clerk of this Ibaise,
who 1 uuiteiT w ith tho printer of this bsly in
carrying out its order. How is it that a Iriend
ot the mensu w is selected aa the Tirtilnv" vt an It
to drive of those t'ricndn who liud given him their
suportf Is it to a.nMuiut the friend who
s.and with pie? .... i
Mr. Urci kcirriilrc. bu bad taken a scat in th
vicinity of Mr. t utting, asked, " 1n)m p;ly
that remark to me ?"
Mr. Cutting Not unless vou consider yiurself
a portion of tlio luiou. It applies to that news-
Mr. nrockenridg I wa al Ihe moment tak
ing a note, and heard word. 1 ask whether the
gentleman applies that remark to nil, and waut a
catcoric.il ausaer. - . .
Mr. Cutting 1 did not, I am the only one
charge I with bring an assasin, with th inn of
friendship around the measure, and with th
other stabbing it to death. If 1 did simply retort.
the geulleuiau forced it n me. I have been tlie
Constant Iheme of a series of attack. When I
see the papers of New York opposing tb mea
sure Slot only O'rt oniiliienled on by the or , 4
hete, but in the onjnyiiiout here of public pa
age when I see public nlticeri at home and
shroud acting lxiatil to th measure, and und
tUauat cberialiod iu th iwao ssoa it4lMrir Uros.4
I am induced to ask w list sort of a me is 11 re i it
when it enemies are rewarded and ile friends
assailed, and their motive iinpvarhedf
1 find that this has now bevom a test que,
lion. I see it la made so I v a prominent .nend
of ill administration hero, but in a par in N. 1
llajnt. litre, tegarded a intimately friendly a 1 .'.
the l n .i l. lit. Us editor disrlannrd it a a part
leal. There is tut nn sincl ground on to. b
tli lHiuiucrat f tno North con ataad. aiaf that
w UiO ground of hutvuiLcrvonticai If Uiss ia
found in th bill 1 ahall tide for il. I Wish to
e.siis lo a plain anderstanding with all seniles,
to know preriirty llial the bill i. so that here
after there may Le no difficulty in thi. rtir
lar. Mr. Bretkenridj, I bavo I rhorn to Intor
rupt th grntlrrwin. V I, lie hi remark ai
(te h on my mind 1 would like to reid to
ihrni.
Mr.Cuttmg Willi lbs adWljd:r Out tb
time rujplojvd will aw be iledwlxi fnjsa my
besir. t ; ' -
. . L'cia of aa nljo lnaa sgsssil 1 Id kaof it
out now.
Mr. Brock onridg Ibav r.stened th or!j
remark of Ui gentleman, hot ho has Bs4 met a
smgl posiuoa Uiat I look tb vlher day. Il l
no. d a was to him twist words out of llie r
k-giiiu a' etmi.sio ii. I sr k is! lb gentleman
stigvaiiiing to as tb Badger prn i, and sd
irnsd to II remark of Ui gentlrmsn that inlid
not do jutiee tn the fexitb, wl.cn II wa acceiil-
a'de to a gal maj'rity of tli H alhrra ntem
berm, wi.lt twty hero that lb gentleman
taiu bioa Usw 10 wl
siaienan. In my pi-e b U other dnv I re
Urrrd to lb iw.lm fi im li.lo and lb Wert.
Mr. I 01111 r The bus's nutea?
, Mr. Br. k'nridg And h osnl b wUheJ to
furry llirirttgh fbs fill mil.' ut lull diT.ton
tl SOT srnlr will look ' 1st rriosila ho will
sr if. si I dal a4 ky so. I I thai lull discos-
wa wot tomg the flop's t il Isll, and b
Ibnnrh New I.nglsbd Mnibl ' II o y sb k
l II." irntio, and tliat li.s Vt 4 stai.ua oa U.r
blow aTruck inrolonlnrilv l, th. Sn.l. ahall h. i , ;..:. I. .. I ll.u..l. il,. onpiam-genei
14a av. iauu viuLt 1 ' ma v w bsmviui iiiivhii in
oouhtry, and all dependent on tho Eiecwtivet -
were siieiit , defeat bim, and smut in vain, for
b added, here 1 am:- 1 a as elected by a larger
majority than all Wall street could control in my
district, j Applause.) Mr. 11. then proceeded
witii ronsmoriinie seierny 10 uie allusion Jlr.4
1 utung bad made to lurmshiiig mouey for hi.
election, remaramg thai 11 ouM ncer aasoci-
at sibticully with a gs.i.'i Jian who would umke
a remark ol that suit.
Mr. t uttmg then took Ihe Door, repeating
his charge Unit Mr. Breckenridee had n ade a
most unparliamentary and perwuutl awault oa
iiiir
Mr. BrSA-kenr'nle again denied Ihat be had
called in account bis mlentio.i and motives, and
1I1 tlengod bim to point out the occasion when he
had said it was bis intention and mollis lo des-
htT the lull
Mr. t uning I submit It to tb committee
whether the whole lone and so.pe of the gentlo
man' remark wa. n.4 an attack on nty motile
lor maxing ine motion, 1 uui. 1 ne larts are be,
fme the o umiittee. I scorn bi imputat'ou. 1
t.md here no his superior, but bis e iusl, having
lor my f ell a rrMiuition e. oully aa door, if not so
lol,y, a thatol the gcnllrmau. 1 stand hsre lh
irjlicsett 'slie of a ctsnstnuency of wli.m lain
the tmfenainatks. As far as concern myself.
when he impute object and purfswea, 1 burl
back the iiuHiulioa with Um iudignauua it dc-
'rvcs.
Ii I t not state my tiewi? How doeslh men
bee anderloho to s,rt Ihat I irmf iwd trtenH-
imp lor a kueamrs an view 14 killing It I V
raiding- n to the f of Tbe ejilendnr, and trtirn
I said th e mmittce of Ihe wliolXlnd umler
their oontrul Iho llous IhII which IbeySaiTriet"
In take up, no reiresla son mcaiwa and skulk.
1 Inlid th Niuat. bill at th tout of tb calen
dar?
Mr.RrerkenHdge lli-lng hn.tilv ami in ear
aost ttsio I ak IIM geolkuian to withdraw that
Mttitl. NnMltun.
Mr. Cutting with emphasis I will withdraw
nothing. V. out 1 hsv said was in answer to
fhe no-1 tiolenl and pemmal atUi k ever made
oa any gre unnan oa this mate
Mr. bieJioaridgo W hc th gentleman y
I -'.lilt Ii aay wll is false, and b know ii-
1- 4 etcite nent aiid erica uf order.)
Mr. Caning I d i not answer remark stu b
as .h genth'inan thought prpr to employ. Tliy
Lit', n-; to ins ret,t ii rio,. j la not bat
dMN rata iy l.lr by an.arrini ia su -h b anl
sisrk mrnMor. The 11 tbn.ian aaid I undrrtii k
In Ii usnre Bfithorn than Ibo Nnilh it.rlf. lew
RiKlnpg to tb ftsulh, aur du 1 curry with
llial nitiin t osuuiry.
IIS ttiMI .fe.yt tofvtw Mtpftrftfy Tf.at tl
Hi ma no. mat in inn lie reiericu lutliso
m:t'r to kill U. I at merely to Isk it oh I of lb
piwvr of any taw toonnr Uim-ussmss oa rt by snut'
Hig in ,iri.'U. ipicMioa,
Afer aooM fulllirr leutark Dm lfss- I
JourneI.
WtsRivatti, Msri.1i Wk
fty. Tb Kensl lisik tip lb ik-tiency
I ill sin! dm MMed it f r n boar or mor,wbea
lis fuitber r.otrsi4-a was 1-t p. .ned until It
wmrrew, nntl tli renal pns nsdM lotlis e. o...I
eiaiion of rsKcuiti l.osii.ev Al-or irMaioie
in sewiw with rbisH dxt until Ii ur clock
tl rVnale ilioirns.f
lli.i .s or lUra.'.sf yivr. Tli Speaker laid
I'M lb ll - a rrp-irt front tl. rtry of
ittm In'i'L. ulatiit Iu Hi rsltngowl smil .at
Irdtaa latin t'l Mii sod . ; l,e h
waa mitorod to I nnnie.1. An t i"n pnatu nuf
S.II wa 4d (.if iWiliCmg a, , rrw.n g ti"
M'n t laas. Tli II Wtnt Hito I'tMi.ri"
the despou shall .be changed into a triumph of Ktat DepaHment. annual alariea
Euroiienrepoblican..,- Thi k bope will b TrMMry Department, aanaal alarM
don by the President again propping Mr. Intent Department, annual aalarie
Saundera and the benate revoking it. actum. u DenartmenL annual s.Urie.
ins utter 1 Ikossutn ail out, and shows that b. v. n-o-Hm-ni. annual aalarioa
1. a for a. ever from understanding th public I.,.. of5, H-nortmont. annual aaUri. 124.4HO wo dollar, per ton. necked on board reoael for
smuincnior tne in.muuonsoi mis country. ; . export. Tbera has been paid to raitroaJa f,
I
bonnet waajeccn going down th gallery stair.
.Boston JW.
extract from the article i
" Tb indication, are daily multinlvin that
we are not long to enjoy uninterrupted peace
with Kpain-We feared at much wLaa w
Pciucla aiipointed cantain-general of Cuba, under
what we btdieveil at UM tiuia to b British dicta.
lion. Lord John Kusseil ho sine admitted tliat
fur which they are educated,
Wist Toisit Caoits. TlicbiTl whlcli the Sen
ate pasased. on the S2d instmit, adds sixty two to
UienumbcY of cadets ajtsiiut..d eiery four nurs
and confers lip in the N'imtora of the i e is ti
State, Ihe privilege of appointing them. At tlie
FaviKO P Pnoxu, Cra ra, . C A
Light Vessel will Im placed (lining tl c month of
April aex off tlie soul hern extremity of ihe Fry
ing Pan Shoals. Two light, (each produced by
Tn Iii T.ADI. It b) only of lot yean, says 8 fannp and pstrabolie reAeetors) will b slw.wn
, and afterward, al Madrid 1"
Consulate b baa lost cbaractarutically a
low. t
This office Is, all tiling, consider), th. most
desirable In the gift uf th. Preaident, especially
for an active, patriotic Aaseriean, who wUl glad
ly take all the oppnrtnnitiea It offer of giving
bis eat-atrysMa iiifonawlio. on th many import
an Interests centering here and ramifying to all
Quirts of the world.
It is worth not ten (ban fifteen thousand dol
lars a year. I hope the cleverest Crllow ia Ameri
ca will get hV ' "
the (Kxscs RrrrRXJ.
MV Kennedy.. Jan of Ui. Ccmaui Ofllce. al
Washingbm, ba BiesnoriulUeJ Cigreo t r tb
ao of th statist re of manafacture w hlrh have
(41,000 a lVsiton paper, tliat the riliten. of thi. eily anil from this vowel, at aa elevation of alsiut 40 fii t
638,710 1 aeighWliood have gi n into lb busiues of eol- above the level of the sea, Thi vestel has two
401,130 lecting and axporting bw. It 1 now carried on masts, Is about 100 fact king, CM tons, sod th
m,U0 I o extensively that 270,000 ton. bar thi. season I top of the gunwale about 10 feet from tb water
123,400 been gathered. ; The present price of ic k about 1 Una, .
Tni IIoiwac Ti sxxl. The lower louie r,f tho
rbuaett. legislature pasaiej to tltiid rraiJ-
onaaelunnelbiil. The New York iMtti k-
say. i ''Snould it go through the Scnat end
10 diretrtors ith.
our b ia war throuvh moit
lie wa admitted to bail. We akoald like to ao 1 100 bms cb, ao that tli Ice to pay a profit to gmBiie la an boor than any machine thai has yet
Mr. George Saunders also publishea letter -tlt, paidjn WaAingtoo, tl.33l,090 frilM j th- W to Boston, flOO.000, and f.w ingthello.
the New York Herald commenting npon hi. 1 ' '. tl.,,.1. itJTfd.a Milwaukle Free Pew I W of eutllng, le, ?2Ono, fc.vli.tr a profi
r..j,H.-ti,.n by the Senale. which h. am-ril. to ocrat, bs. been arrested on a ebarg of aui.tin. on board ofvesscUof $210,000. eVnd thinuan- becom.a law, w. can furnM. II,
tlM Influence of Linn Boyd. II. derribce the , rnH.u, f b, fut.iT, luU fUt9m ty abroad would retire two Iiundred hiM of , .bt.r.' that will augur bi. w.
an example made uf vane of tho. Milwanki ri
oter. ViAojx, if the 8outbern Jlemocratic
wouliTcall .. lustly anon tb New Haanp-
bipper most sell abroad for four dollar a ton.
Lima Joli W.M.oaTawIt having Wa tt
td tliat John Weatworth waa a Joarnoyman prin
ter when be first went toChicago souie years alio,
th Toledo Blade denio. (I. aay. that be was
nothing but asawyar, yet as b wa an ambitiun
eban anil -raiilr.it li dmh. hr tn It. a m.,,.1.1 1.- -I
Of . .urety tb. South may a. well give Uarlf up g
" "I-" "J " rrinter for the remiecuhililT of ih. Ibin. II!.
pros i
shir President toeaforc lhalaw, a It wa wont
to do npon Mr. Filmore, ba would hearken to
their cry.' Jl would alarm n. terribly to thmk
tti.t Mn'r ir.1 In beh.lf of the South bad aUted.
If tb aim a of Priam sleep, Troy must fall I
Tb New Turk fWif assert that th
Administration, through a diplomatic medium.
has mad an aitompt to pruciira the ilisiuissal of
j lh A meriean rorrespondent of the Ixulon fiBws,
I oa aceoont uf bit stricture, oa Ihe adminlslratliM
plan operated successfully, for h baa amassed a
fortun of t2l0,0n0, and hat bcea five time tl co-
tod to Congress.' ' " " ' '
- r" Mr, Cremrrrs sari hr 1111" tetter to tie
Pierce. "Tim ban anlfunnlly txprcasej yuursslf
warmly la favor of lh principle uf th bill, vil i
th. principle of tlie right of tli peopl of T"rl-
not entered ii,lotb.UUnc of the puUicatioaa rfn, Pi.r,. Tb. H.rJJ -..... .li.
ort.ercu oy v ,Sre-, ,o o. pr.nieq. tn y" I thi. abortion a a geral tVt, NK-eptlbl of .a-toa to reaulal. tl...Mb. .Jtll.,J.'tVtt. . " " "
b.ed material, were prepared by Mr. Kennedy, . v .. f Jf, ,-. XtM ,,. to " ,IUM""B oT slavery for them- .10rt ma ice, to do good sen b for Ireland, on
--a l. a t JVi i : . ,1 r""'i IM r,,in' " '"J .slye- doctrln fi.mt wbi. h 1 ali.-ntr.L" 1. rj.i. m - i
lieen invented, lie Is the middle-aged gentleman
wtio sends, us twice a weak, 'a few line drdua
le l to a water-rilly."
Post Oirua MaTTK.. Postmaster Ccneral
Campbell baa re-eatabludied thera.st-oflical Mur
garctlsville, Kin-tbainpliruiily, Xortb Caro
lina, and appointed Joseph W. Cook mstmaeter.
This point 1 on of tb dets oa tb SmUsud
and Koanok Railroad, waa discontinued in
Ifeermbor Uat la eonsoiuenr of the rr-'-nation
of lb pot ui as) sr. 1
Tb "ClTIXtt" (Jotm Mitchell, iinokci I;i !,
men at home and abroad lii-lunen ei. i . l.er
iot to give "aid or c.iolort" to tiieoi i. 01111,
In her w.rwllh Ko-in. The rdilor lltioks il.er
are five lltoutnod Iri.hmen at Hast, in lb City
of New York who could bo put under arm. at
and he deem, them of rain, aumeicf U. Justify tirJ , j,,. f .fwln( rrM M Jr.
Uberate aniC. palpabl a falsehund at tbey did
Baca they denied lb eitatenc of lh Gadsden
project of a trsnry with Mexico, when wa pul.
lishod th fart ' . . ,
their pnblieatiiM oa prival aoonsmt. Aa the
maleriala ar ant to Im used by tb government.
and a Mr. Kennedy ba. the dipition, rapaci
ty aadeiporiene necessary toasaketbant availa
ble to the country, tt k to be hoped that Con
groso will at one acred to hi r-sest. and thas
nal 1 bim to re present our conditio) and pro
gress la ssanafai-turea and In m IishU) arts, as
be ba our advene in nnpalatiiM and agriculture
A Litti.1 I'aolsv TlV cword of lb warrior
wa taken down to brightaat It bad not Ua
kngoulofa. Th ruM wa rnbb4 idf, but
tlior war srmta, that would But go tly War
uf LloinLTUe pen tuvk atltaula.; of lit first
brraib of if to moi. a little farther off.
"Tboa art right," aaid tb sw..,- am .bad
BeigliUar. . 1 IVittvirrys or Pi l.-l.avns. Il api oars from
" I f.-ar tho not" replied tb imoj "I aa more an oflcial statement from lh rVrrslary iT tli In-
powerful than Ihoa art, but love not thy ancioty, tertor, thai lJ4.7i4.3'rJ erastaf lbs pulilic lamts
" I uterniiusls," anawstwd lb sword, hv bswn donated to Varwas Slate and Tsrrilo
"Antllpnri toat,"an.rdibB"r riea, of wbW-b 4.Vi.tl'J wore for Internal Im
art iby ytctoruM, if I rwor.Ul ibom aMfEts BrovemeBU nnder tb ai of I Ml 4J,9.Sr..'
btfgtlujit shall aBak ba-ia taa kavesfGl fj ch'r', W'1.?. ftilref Hie k 8,f:t
Uiio)." ' ' rTJ for eanslssndriisrsi ,.1s3,;llfrailroJs,
PHKMiib lb ml. of m soilirely gvaat, 1 and 2A,VI,;17 l-r military mnhtmfJ
1 h yn 1 mtghtatr than th sword.
, Coav.syio in AaasssssL Ub th first Mon
day of Aaguat axt Um sra ke aenpbt of
Arkansa I taken Bp lb propriety of
calling a roBisttlioa toaasml and raaona tl
Const itBtM of tb , Th link Hi-k
llaartt anonlluna, a saviog tb groat atLjoet of
uotnti, iIm esleoi.iiB uf lb !tit
frsoclil., and lb floeliiM of lb Judge nf tb
MunrraM C'onrt, Secrelsry of Stat, A editor,
I Trsa-uicr, ami all otbor public fikar by tl
people.
doctrine fifMt which I di-sentcd," la.
ThU 1 certainly not Um ductrinc of lh Sooth as
w understand it, Tb South ba alwayt eon-
lended tliat tber I no power in th Territorira
to rervilato slavery lille they remain territories ;
liol only when they beoom State. If thi is
Ilea. Parrr' interpretatiiM of tb bill, be may
wall say that it I tantamount to the nelasina of
slattry from ovary Hut brefl or to h admitted,
inelading lb whobj of Miioi, and rocsoanend
ed It to lb eopfasri iJ rtii'XortB.' ' '
Ci iivtit ar tit it. tsn flirt.. Witliin . pe
rbsl of finirtwt and a half taunlba, dating frne
the M of January, l"i.1, there bat Leea nine
humbed and fifty p..ple killwl, and eight bna-
Iml and forty-nine Bnnnilrd, by aecident. oa
railroads and stramlsait wilhia tb Cit.0 Stalas.
Itoring thi Hm tlier W Urn a total of 22H ao-
eidenta, nf which 190 happened to Milroada, and
4" to steamboats. Tb killed by rsilroads, owl
of tlii BiMibor, ansa tip !d2, i4 tb. wmndrd
AUt. Th number killed by alasmbsast cri-lruts
La C'JI, aad tb wounded r.' V '
- KfTaiTiciyT r,ari.i--t..vcrnr Bigler. ln
bis an nasi mean is to tb Lrilalatnre of Calif
aia, y 1 Tb eaoraaosia mam of eight-two
byssasutd, (iBr bondrol and tBnty-eva dollar
Aomrdiag to tb issbbahod Ke.swt of t! firs
A f bwM Sria 1 taVM, It is Mated that a load-1 Ibprtitsstt of Um city of Boataa fisr Ui ysai I axl fortyors east la has beam Mad tofslerk biro,
tog B..BS ia Bostoa, s.im tiss ainro, parrhased on-ling (ieptavatsr H.'3, lb Bmlr of firs ia and to lh etTirer of lh two Hiasse., during II
In Koa-ta abraal wartk 14" bomp, b h that nty during lb yoar wa 171. Tb "! awwis' l'i.a.4 l'O. Tb aoiit pn.l les
wi!l atwst arris, for which they bat l .,(Jar4 l"t of properly was !?sl,', I',;, ,BJ tl aint teaabsa to aatars imI eierk atone, was ... hB-
l.,iti, leaimj ata .prvfitaaf Bwl; Piiim; j tber.4" laaiad was i.ni. Idred d aisry lints A- liar, ta I ,t t
Irian ground, "ine day rosy cans, w srs
told, "when British, lMO will hav omtliing
more forniiUU to meet the there than " Iti.h
panpers."
Tun I'. 8. Easy Innta Sgi-Aians-Tli Nsy
tiepartment bass aalvico fnsat CiBmolrs I' rr t,
datod H.mg Kong. Jan. 2.1, I Mi 4. All
Tb. I, S. kMrohip Lexington, l.ieaat. Iil.iasen
mi ui ling, bad arrived osit, after a pa.a , e vt
awire thna six m mtb.
Th Prei l.'iit of llM Pnitel S ate .rid tt
P.sltum-'i'V tii'iienal bat nferred i.n 11 .ratoi
King. 1 ..., oho has liswn far Oo.cy w-i's (-n-BeHcl
Willi tli. departmrfit, the re t" 1. !.
sHM.id rr4 A wtanl N.ate-rt 1 's
a.-atil by Ui death of Maj -r II .1.1,, .
A Moitvr yo Wavt A .il. .t m- ...
pro.,.ilN-a ia Bow Icing a'lsti d in .' ,1 I -Il
ks propnaed bi build in tireen k, grenl 1 ,
or eairn,.f sni gllietrd fraa a'l (" of t'.s
worbl, la honor of J.me Vt ail. tl' me, '.1 ie h
first appliel steam to lb wtukug of bis. Ihiiot.
...Katt gt tn'.-l r;k-' si'tbfif rl,.t r
In rrforenc to lbs boo of,6rn .lim l 1! I t.i-
al Stales Sen!, of lie- v 10 ' - sa 1 ' t
Loodon. TH. b-Her ka g-o. "i m i .
nn. vsn by tb. p.; 'i ' " - ' 1
lb. Ma,-yr wlie. In tins c.ot.u
X I S S l a L. A I' 'lieaae a 1 I r f a 1 ' '
fill raaiie-ly f .f 11. J 4.lti i I. a i I a. . . '
p li i'l 1 ! It,