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declare rce citl give utnt no in forma-
v tionl and the people shall sustain him?
r hope not, "we truat not appear
fncefswr
. result, . .
' - In relation to the Sub-Treasury
. Pl tUiT never ww i more ihfainuiii
. acheine tJevi(i to teparate the goverrt
tfrom he pep!e-ar ta psea
, common pUrae, gie lurd in ncj to
office, holitrr and paper uiunej to
t- , the people. ida tof-placiHZia.
rt(rtul We - at 'WiSiinlrtLnrind .T7,-
, ia various part i.f fli cuuntrj,
; lock pp the specie hiclr mar b iir-
"I, utruljf rinculouanJ preptrrou.
One would aopptiti the airthor had
tadied the moneu hisioru of Rnain.
Commeacin; 330 ye.ir agn, and waj
determined toiltrate it in our re
rablio in the pri-ni enlightened age'
that ciotilrr, in ordr to prrpetuate
no. mtKe aiMoiutt tue p iwr l the
monarch and priethMJ, convent ami
vnnnaiterie were t!i tUpwiioi i. of
' g''d nd iier the manki were
Ihe receiver- there ws in almost
r every province a chief depositor--"-'-
nd the chief prieit, or the mot infla
eniial monli. wa the great arcouwtabkv
Bj tliit atep, these places became the
dpositurtuMfjl the gold and silver,
. from the New Witrlil, 'Hie monks got
possesssion of all) lie H-orle were
withotftl dollar, ragetl, hongnri nii.
- erable slaves; and were, and Mill are,
trodden under foot by the ninneil pnw---
r f bis'iops. priests anj monks. The
great" loco foco of our conniry, Sila
, - "'right, call these coo vents, ,
the mooki are sabrlraturer pot
master,aad a .thonoand othr tubt.
r depMtl to collect goitl fan j sihgfjgJJi
piWopr.-nM.TnrniTiVrrTre calls 7?e-
ceictf ' General the head man of' all
" ihonarrh or pieititlent, at Seville or
, , Washington, to do hi biddinx. when
he says flJte ike ronti iii or
perhaps the antahle reporter of this biil
ha fallen in love with the manner the
V. , treasurL of Algiers were collected
and deposited.
The provisions of this Sob-Treasury
IliU strikes at the very root of our re-
pabdean iiutitu!ML!is.Th moinpoLilJ
rzzzit put in optrratton.hexountiy, in one
- t -somerset, goes back t century at leas'.
I's effect will be to paralyze every ef
fort to go ahead the active enlerprixe
death blow. If this bill become a
law, it wilt be a source of everlasiinjr
; tinkering and the money concerns of
. (he country never will be settled.
--f It is idle t talk; that while we are a
, 'nation tlleenien. and the govennent
: 1s a government of jhe people, we can
f hsve one kind id tanner lor those in
, office,' anil another for tfi who have
""V. lnt--.t!tat :."p4d 'and silver slrall b
, , lacked up, by the key of power the
, . at to b npeneil only a official sala-
1 r ries become duethe jingle 61 wh'ch is
' . alj the people csn have. For all the
" 4 1 purposes and : atlvantagee of life or
. . commeree, u migni as well remain in J
v the mines or Menco.
J t-The secret artil whole besnn-r of this
.jj infamous plan is ultimately a Treasury
. m Bankt under the directiou of the Pre-
- . sident and Ids minion. Its object is
j'' " to perpetuate their power by corrupt
- people holding our Slate in-
etitutiona in vassalage, producing col-
Vision and contention and by such
- - ; means breaking (hem down and with
. them fall the people ami the best hopes
of th country. N. Y. E. .Star :
Must
; before?
Most we enumerate the objections with J the independence of the United otate.
which e have lY.-nuenil v hurft tlii I Thesa lawfullr seized Drizes were
: ' " ' ' 1 J ' j . . '
Public?' i A'-
I In bill increase the Eserutive
patronage by the appointment of Re
ceivers-Gineral, ITaiik Missionaries,
and by placing the public funds more
immedi4telr under le control of offi
cers appointed bv ad removable by'
me i reiient. .
It makes thiMe fund tnor. insecure
U in. u t - 1 pt i'l TinnHumr ineniran in mm i
ject to the draft of the Treasurer of the
United States, with;!! tlte check'of
the Treasury Department. ; ,
It distinguishe the money of the
country from that of lh Oovrrfiment,
by refusing, after the expiration of six
years, te receive any tiling but hard
money or Government paper. This
system has been frequently objected
to, and lately in a letter published a
week ayi in Augusta, fioin tho pen
of J. 1. King, the ex Senator of Geor
gia, from which we wwke the following
extract: . .
"It i lmol amuainr to tea how iJotri
oimIv alocal- of tltU tcliemfl are lookinj
out fur pwdenu. Having rneoora;el us by
an inlroJuctiun tit ancient Home, under her
Q:ixUrg tn Hpnin,. Turkey, and to France,
umlor Napoleon, 1 tea r are now led into
Urrtnany, awt especially recommended to com
of llioae ducal Klatra once forminf Ilia Confed
eracy of the Rhine. ; Jt in true, they have in
H(in,.Tutey-, Vc. an well aa Germany, come
tliin like the .Sub-'IVranury, lianl-inoury
Uiri; and they make a'no, aome other tub-er-ice
and many other An r th intra, that uliull
never he iriirwturcd into America; if I can help
it ( readily ai(re, lu., wilh tboe wlto stale,
the fart, that thi nyntem may work hetlf r and
eier in the little Stale of Germany, than any
where etae.' ft tisa been wiltity reiriarfcrcl of
one of the dural ayveriiisn". th;;t when hi
hjjt!mana ahiink hit wig, te powJered bil jiioiT
KriHiToiii;' SiTtT aa Tor niaMajt) ' treasury, J
preauine he might very ronveiiiently keep it in
hia own breeehea pcket, and diaburae it whh
hit own "rny at'ba oir. ,
'-If I could have palienea to aaaoiate our
that the; f sptcre were not legal, ints-j
mufh as IJcnmarx naa nni reeogntieu
estimatedcargoe -and all, .aa .of the
vafue i fil iy thousand poentl sterling."
The report conclude - by recom
mending the adoption of the following
resolution:
iht Umtea Aurt a .Interna, I bat in rr
wtaH of tha L'fuiad (jutes ha reteiefl to
iHfer I he propriciy of eatcrma; iota aratia
lion with IU Court of Deoniwk lur the
po rf r',tMi,,inr iherelroRi a jact and equl!
lent by John Paul Joavra, ia ana ihouuitO Ma
handi-ed eud eVcaty-ainc, Bto llerjen ia Xnr
y, and likb were there delivered up bjr the
.Uoaauf lt;nmrk to the KoRlit), viv the let
ter of mat qua lhii Uniua, il London, od llet
ey, ol Liverpnol, and tha brigaaline Cbarmiog
Polly,
til motion of Mr. Cushing, this
resolution was taken up, and Mr.
TaTuftrro proposed an amendment
I hereto. He considered that there
was no need of requesting the Presi
dent '"to consider the propriety of en
tering into negotiation with the Court
of Denmark, upon a point which may
b considered as a settled and conce
ded one. lie proposed that, instead
of adopting this resolution, the House
request the President to carry into ef
fect the resolutions of the Continen
tal Congress, which declared that this
claim was a just one, and that the
then Minister at the Court of France,
appointed a special agent to pursue it
at the Court of Dcntnurk.
At this joint of the affair, fwhich
has seemed to be sufficiently interes
ting to warrant a detailed account of its
met ils.) the hour having arrived for
the orders nfthedajr. the debate there
upon was broken off for the present.
It will be resumed on I uestla
-MfFTKil resu
young and vigoroue country, marching with i a
giant a at ride in the bijheat destiny of nation,
with the despotism, misery, and poverty of those
wnora we are called on to imitate, I would pn;
bably dwell longer on analogy. A it i, I will
do Itttla more than add, that none of these aob
treasury, hard-money Government, greet or
small, are aver troubled wilh any surplus and
by the aid of peniun, aalarica, sinecures, mili
tary disbursement, interest on national debt,
&e. &., it) a whole of iha reciepinre general
ly disbursed at the poiuta where coDerled, and
little is left to be tranimitted to the nationafei.
chequer. , will further add, that Prance and
finglaud. two of the moM free and commercial
nations of Kurope, aJTord no precedent fcrjho
meiuuis m ijawiiiin. in r ranee, Dills oftlie
Dank of France are received and disbursed by
the Government officer, and I know of oo penal
reatrietlon upon the exercise of this discretion.
And aa to England, the ae. perhaps, some
thing further in the uo of bank paper, than we
ever have. They receive, in payment of tate,
hills of the joint stock bank, private banks,
Bank of England, and the bank of Scotland,
through the agency of bank transmit all bid
anew to tha national exchequer at London, and
than eartiticat of deposite in tha Bank of
England become Wpl mMtn Oovcrn
menl transaction.''
Ttf T3 f sv efi it t e 9 est k.
i - Ths Richmond Enquirer is unrescr-1
: ieea tit tt- contlemnation of the new
'i..'Sub-treaury scheme, embraced in. the
. . bill Jat.cly repwt44B-4USeteby-i
vTfiitancial " com inittee;--We cannot do
'I better( perhaps -than o transfer to our
. , 'columns' portion of its remarks upon
7 this subject, Ji'itbiparlf the letter 44
ex-Senator kino, of Georgia, which it
quotes. ;
j-Mseion, to meet the occasion, and had
) l 'flichmuHtl Enqnirtr Saturday.
We have exaininedjlie. present JSuli-- 1 i wi? s ?-JC? J glnce at the principal
treasury bill. , It is a strengef measure "pcs of the argument. - fie was sap
than the: bill of the extra session. In Prtc-d by Mr. Foster of New York,
spreading Mr. Calhovn' principle
over t'x year instead otfour, it is so
far milder in, easing off the banks', 1 6
ermlttingf payments t Washington,
. enu issuing certtncaies to ne rereivea
. j Lfor (he public lands, it aoften th re
quisitious of the specie circular. ' But
( it"enibaes the feature, of Jiecelvtrt
. . '; General, which was, not found in the
"S. :. J" b'U. , Tlii j an imporiant in-
? 'novation in eur system f finance. ' It
' ' introduces a new class of officer, for
rf''!prtttnig the.customs distinct from
the officers ef (affection. We fear this
..a.'"' would be onfv the entering wedxe, ,It
-.. .-,' It this muitard seed, a Mr. Rives cat-
f d 4he former btll. ; it ha already
. '.' expanded from CoTTccfdrs to Receivers,
and who shall say that it shall hot tur-
' thef expand from four Receiver to
Iwentjr or lilty f In .Tact, who' shall
: . .4 1 stop the augmentation of tax-receivers
under the administration of some fu-
" tare ambitious President? If Boston,
and New .York, and , Charleston, and
. . St Louis, are io be honored with
. lieceiver-uenerat, wnr may not phiia-
- alelphia, and Baltimore, and Portland,
a ' , Bd tne'' coramerciai towns, claim, at
I " no distant day, a similar distinction?
Tliis bill also provide for a similar set
' ' n f aD't Commissioner, to 'travel"
-' .' . - through the country tbitmpect the con
:' ' 1 ; ditior f the banks, -which the. former
. "" - iill directed to be appointed. ,
After tliis comparative view'of ihe
. r two tills, why should we add, that is
: 'A vs cu
TWENTY-FIFTH CXGRKS3.
JN SENATE.
. Friday, January 19,
Among the resolutions adopted, was
one calling on the secretary of War to
transmit a list of alt persons ami cor
pot ationCJ appointed pension agents,
and for copies of all order given, and
regulation prescribed to such agents.
The discussion of the bill for the set
tlemest of (he claims of the executrix
of R. ' W. Mi ak, occupied the grea
ter part of the tiny. Mer. Wbioht,
Walker, Clay, Ni'tK.s," Huchinan
iid IIitbbahd, took part in the debate.
The bill passed by a vote of twenty
tfiroe fti sixteen.7 r ''rT
HOUSE OF UKPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Prkntjss concluded bis speech
JJl plii:t.pibjctkiro. uiUicuUeagi!
ami -luiusiii to-seats in- the House;
Mr. Gholso.s made a Urief reply to
the claimants. He had risen, indeed,
from a sick bed, to which he has been
confined almost from the opening ol the
barely trength to lay the facts before
who had not concluded when the House
adjourned. Mr.; Chibobxe js still
unable to attend the sessions, in con
sequence of Ihe rupture of a blood ves
sel. ' ; . - i ;
1 . Safimlay January. 20.
The Senate did not sit.
. Reports of Committees wer the first
order of the day, in the House. .
During the butincn, Mr, Cambre-t-Rxa
reported a btl proposing to make
payment of certain French claims,
prior to 1800. This Bill was,mhered
to be printi d.-vs-an extra number or
dered, and It was then referred to the
committee of the whole.
: Mr. Cambrfakno called up a Re
port from the tommiltee on Foreiirn
Affairs, in favor of the claims of Pah,
ker of Massachusetts, Gunnison, of
Jew Hampshire and .Alexander of
Virginia, who show that the first was
a captain of Marine on board the A
merican frigale Alliance that the se
cond represents his father, who was a
carpenter on .board the Frigate Bon
Homme Richard, Paul Jones, comman
der, and that (he latter represents
Mwrence jsroo, who was at-, the
same, time a Surgeon on jboard . that
Frigatet it is further shown, that, in
$779, these Frigates, acting" under U
nited States letter of marque captured
three British vessel: - which thev sent
into Bergen.lo Denmark, a neutral port.
and which werethen'and there seized 1
trjju-
meiit in " reply to Mr. Prentiss,' (one
tjgcnnpinenjcl"'minj; seats.J
TFe BrsFrec pit uTTte J ihe Tac tT which,
ss he understood, were agreed upon
on both sides. He then went into the
constitutional argument as to the pow
er of the Governor of Mississipi to is
sue his writ for the election in July,
which he prosecuted until half past
three o'clock) when, before he came
to a conclusion,
The House adjourned.
IN SENATE.
Monday, January 22.
-Th-Bill for 'the regulation of steam
navigation, (TrdIje prevention nf'ac
cidents by . .s.tembotL ..jJccurded.the
whole time of the Senate. It was
niuch amended.
'Mr. Black of Mississippi, resigned
his seat to-ilar.in the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tlr-a morning, in the house Mr.
Everett,' of Vermont, moved to take
up the memorial of John Ross and
olhers, acting for the CbaravksMaawkUwr
remonstrating against, the executiorf
of the late Cierokee Treaiy, upon the
round that 80 only, out of 18,00
Cherokees, had been parties to that
treaty. . . ;
-Much opposition was made to the
taking: up of this subject, bv Mr
Pfemter HayiTes - of Genrgia,'J - who
threw every obstacle in the way. Iiu
it was taken up, and discussed, by
Air. cverelt, until the arrival ol the
hour for the orders of the day.
Air. cvereu mane but little pro
gress, and will resume the subject on
Monday next. - 7
Mr. Foster resumed his arrgument
in favor of the sitting; members, Messrs,
ruiaiDorue & uuuleot). lie Iras not
yet concluded.
IN SENATE.
Mr. '"Wtfbstfr rose and contradicted
tho ns-tertion of the Globe that he had
bail his hills nrotesfpd in ho Cnm
in67rwe.il T Bari'ko f S la SMcfiuseTjor
810,000 at a time. Mr, Webster
said. If I owe -1heommon weal th
Bank a dollar, I am not conscious
not rem em
.1. . 1 .
ucneve toai any note stgneu or me,
1 -n 1 . . J
ur any uut accept uy me, or ny any
agent or clerkjnmy behalf, was ever
protested at that bank, or delayed in
payment. Having said this, sir, I
may be relieved from making any re-
mam 01 my own on tne character o
this publication. 1 will only read 1
reinarK ol the fcditor himself in the
same column which contains the puhli
cation, and which remark i in the fol
lowing Words:
' These allaaki upon the private e6ncem
Ot puhlic men, . lor party purpose, are ex
ceeilinirly despicable
o thinks the Editor, and I, for one,
concur with him.
The Senate to-day was, for the most
part, engnged on Mr. Grundy' bill
for the better security of passenrcrin
vessels propelled by steam which, af
ter a long discussion and the adoption
of numerous amendments, was ordered
lo be engrosed. , A number f bills.
of little general in tcsest, were disposed
of. Mr. Benton gave notice that he
should to morrow ask for the con
sideration ol the bill to increase the
military force of the United State.'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES".
'" .1- TVr . .
air...uamoreieng, irora tne com
mittee of Way and . Means-, reported
bill making" a partial appropriation
01 ei.uuu.uuu. lor the eunnressum
. . ..... .....
ot inuian hostilities tor the year 1858.
He then moved that the House go
into committee ot tlie. W hole on thi?
state of the Union,, and take 'D this
bill.nd also the bill to pro vide. for
Hie defence of the Northern frontier.
After some desul tor v.. ronvesrsa-
Carollns, in the chafr, an J, molion
of Mr..CAM BRELENU. took up both
bill.- . t.
- Tlie bill making partial appropria.
4ion firr the FlontU .watu haTiui bf?n
ttaA svltihefwK
Air. WISE wenthto a- very tni
mated speech in Opposition to the billj
declaring he would not. consent to
appropriate another dollar to this war,
until some investigation ' was1 had in
to the manner in which the vast sums
already appropriated had been expvn-
de l. : , ..V ' '
yfi. DOWNING rose in repty, lit
a spetfeb of equal fire and e'am;ns,
vindicated the comluct tf the Ailmirt-
istration4n the'orl'rin and conduct of
the war, and repelled, whh warmth,
the charge on the people o(,Flot-ida
of having fattened on the appropria
tions heretofore made, fur its continu
ance. Mr. WISE then took the floor, and
went into n general discussion tithe
origin of the Seminole war, ami the
manner in which it had been conduc
ted, in which he attacked the course of
the Administration with his accus
tomed vehemence of manner and lan
guage. He continued to speak till
near three o'clock.
The debate wtumntinud by Messrs.
CILl.K.Y, TMOMPSU.N. KV KKK 1 1,
ROBERTSON, CAM BRELENG,
and WISE, the last of whom uiovetl to
amend the bill by substituting S300, -000
foe 1,000,000, as the sum to bo
appropriated.
Mr. BIDDLE took the floor, and,
at the request of several mcm'.icrs,
moved that the committee rise; which
motion prevailed by a vote of 89 to
ri.
P hgHtmtrth?Tr-ffdj ourneda ntitta
traneous, passsed tne Commiitec. wa .,',u, ?Lon 'l"1 q"' vive w,,n depm
lay passed, by a vote of 164 to 2. -found.
1 he Bill appropriating 8000,000 fo Gvemor Marey and General Sco't are here
the expenses of the Northern frontie doinjr all that ex'i,tiii(f la pem.it t. main
expTdTtlo"nTwaTIs .,;,;,. - 1 active ami elhcieiit, under eircumstai.cet ot"
oppos tion. great difficolty.
A debate will arise, all over again ao thk scrtAio stab. 15. '
propablv, upon this question, 'when i B exprcsi this mornine we h- that.
1 f I everdid owe it a d(dtaxllaJlhall come np.upon- the regular an d,,ri41 he pavriut army retreated
emember it: nor do I recollect or propriation lor Indian hoslilities. tie ..em Aavv. 5ln" a"er bavi. cmve)ed
. I " H If l rillhnil h nnffinn In V Cl 1. .
week. -
ol
morrow.
IN SENATE. "
J-ttlRdp,-January S4-
The Steamboat Bill was passed
and sent to the House. This is Mr.
Grundy's Bill, and is much altered in
ils progress through a most rough-and-
tuutole debate in the senate.
'Ihe rest of the. day was occupied in
the discussion of the Bill for the in
crease of the Army, which was passed
to a third reading.-'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
. . I .-?.-. .a
in me uouie, mere wss another
warm debate upon the Bill introduced
yesterday, proposing the appropriation
of a million inure to the Seminole
War.
Mr. Biddle of Pa. made a most el
oquent speech in opposition to the
Bill. He began by animadverting up
on the attempt that had been tns-ie to
mingle abolitionism with this discus
sion. " .
Mr. Biddlp then went into a very
interesting and able review of the Senu
eavnpaVgYi, cTposetl the gross mal
auioinisiratton 01 mis government m
'. Bifr BdULDIN: A'SciutebUlH
willwendments, to restrain tha cir
cul.tn f small notes, as currency.
in tiDirtnct of Columbia,, ana lor
otheforposes. - -
,!m--m -r - t vr Tiro i r -.Kf-"-a'".aKT,t' :
ii'vir. OI1C1 CiVUi Aimriwint
relief the legal ' representatives of
Johaandeyille. - V
- 4f. SMJTA.A dill ro define the
nun! compensation, . and duties, ol
olliciuf the customs. -:-
, M FQSTER,-of New York, re
sumiatnl concluded hi argument in
ssnil of the claim of Messrs.'Ghol
fftl!d,tHwtboTwer4
I lout! mettibers Ot Uie 2jU toil- opon it the remain of aa old breastvrari. u
patnoU design making U a depot, and iBteni
aee leaving thereon m guard to tt4tx flfitr ;
proceed to Sandwich and London, and 'ir.?'
junction with Mackenzie at. Hamilton; V,Jt
Canada.: . r;. , ' ,
All the operation ha been eanducted ,
efficiency and aecrecy; and from the number rf
u.cia viiagcu, hj. nuawuiik ui inuoey ;CXpiuUj .
and the concert of action shown in this ena?
prise, we conclude (bat some 'able heaj j,
worK.
gres '
llvas followed by Mr. Purtnyba
kr" Virginia, oti the same side of
the estiouvwho argued on principles,
of la that the decision of the House
at tl called session, in favor of
Me. Gholson and Claiborne, ought
not tie reversed, though he admit
ted ( entire power of the House over
the bject. He went at considera
ble Igth into vindication of the re
port the Committee on Elections,
(of vch hois a tnemberj and liad
advaed some way in his nrgumpnt,
wheie gave way for a motion ofad
jourient; which, however, was with
draw to allow the reference 01 Senate
billsi the Speaker's table, to the ap
pro(e cmntnittffs.
Ts reference having been comple
ted T Iloupe adjourned.
IN SENATE.
Fritlay, Jan. 26.
Ihe Senate,' to-day, Mr. Wright
frottlie Committee-on Finance, re
porl, without amentliiieni, the bill
froithe House making a partial an-
... r . 1 " ' r ,
an stinties. ineDin was consider
edul, alter going thtough its pre-
.Li'iary..stage.w
anpassed. The bill making appro
prsons for the preventation of hos
tile on ihe northern- frontier, was
a I re ported by Mr. Wright, without
amdment, antread a third time and
pastl. The Senate then went into
thwrtsideralion of the bill granting
prtmntinn rights' to settler on the
puic lands. A long discussion en
su. Tlie.Sehiite a.ljunrncd without
ta'g any question.
lOUSK U 11 V. P U ES F.N T AT IVES.
Ar. Pennybatker resumed the
r, and finished his argument in de
ice of the right of the sitting ra"tn
H'fd"Ti'oTJ"(heTr'le'a't8"i"rihe'""2'Jtfi' Ingress, and in opposition to the n
iiulmeut proposed by Mr. Bell, (in
for of the claims of Messrs. Prentiss
d Word to seats.) and which was
en pending.
Mr. P. ha viiis-concluded his remarks.
Mr. Maury, of Tennessee., took the
Mvand remarked that, if no other
tue juncdo trj tfta n'ver ,
rie. AttemjH were also la have beaq aiaj.
ourcity powder fcagazine at Pe'arUn
war fra.trated hf a. guard bouiy
i.m, j,HMj in Mine. '
Beside these daring- operations ..
ttave ytmw porch ased and gcttl
Diane sunaeripiioo piT eirculstej ,
now containing 1000 najjiea
siona from ,arjraa tendered
ted enrolments of about seven hoodredw
made ia the diflereiit counties an ihe
regular drill held, ami, to rap the elim.
Sutherland from New Yoik U hourly eiij
with a force from Cleveland lo arrive atCV
raltar, 10 mile hence, the point of reuuV.Jr
..,.1 . ..i. r.ii .1.. -''.
t.w w . v ..iriiiiiiauu vi, iirce.
Ooyernor Mason UaucuTTils " procIatBaijii
inree or tour uaya atro, put K wa, dUrreanU '
Yeterday the U.S. Dwtrict Attornev dttsnwA
ed a ateainhoat with the Marshal and' potato
ter the schooner, but they were defied, a
threatened with the ctnienti an ,r
pounder if they opproached nearer than Lsk
ing dmtance. ,
Our citixens held a public meeting and rs
ed rcaolulioii expressing thatr Kiplr,)stio.
of tho " Patriots' measure, and orguniitd
guard of 100 men for the protection --ef tie"
town, which waaihen without any armsw,, .
those of one rolunlar corpa, and sl,e 0
plundered of it l(..ries hy the PalrioU, or firrj
ou by the Koyaliata on. (he opposite side of Cm
riet. ' ' v
- I'pon the return of the Ma,rjtu a requiv
tion lor arms waa made upon Uunerar .lraJy,
V. S. A. which waa granted. Ami 1
l)erhor were brought iin an enmhomt af
200 citizens made to seize ih r.l.n..... :
prniatioft for the:ujaiaaasliiu uf Indi fiiunrt'i-'mmhlu ''ou junaffnWsrAWir3
"". vs, vsvuru uer point Ol dcsliaa.
lion ere this. ' .-.4
The' Pariots have $ largo badv af mea
'nTttrrdnaTirvsfnfcVTfa wTtli'th trS
sel above alUtdeJ to, and lo-morrw m.iriiinj
we may exct the grand move to be made a.
00 the town of Maiden. -
I Have thus given you sorho of tha detaittaf
an enterprise which, Jiowevir much wa but
aympathise with the Canadian, ia a mo,
flJiSnraut violution of neutrality and naaonal
fu'tih.
P. 8. Jfanrfvu Morning Jan. B. ulrr.'
htnd ha a rived at Oilhraiter from Clevclaii
with 70 men, and an attack upon Boi I Unc
of which the British ate aaii to be iu puaefc
sion, is cjntemplutcd this day. -
the management
Member wished to address the House.
of these wars. He wou'd yield the floor without mak-
went into an expedition ot the cabal, ."5. ""J i.emaias. wmei wise, ne
qriginating with Gen . Jesup, and car.outdg"id'n.
ried on by the Globe and Gen. Jack- Messrs. Bronson & Legare intimat-
son, to supersede Gen. Scott inllinK n intention to speak on the ques-J
command, and passed a most eloquent . ' ",r i,ur.V was proceeding, but
mHlesrTTCiijNatoguTff'
whose services he reviewed and vhoseinent' Ant' l')e l'use ailjoiirned.
lar sighted and prudent plans though
at first countermanded by the ndniin
istration, under the advice of Geti.
EVACUATION.OF NAVY IL.ND.
CottHSsrosiiiica or tub. albiit .hhu p.
Buffo!, Jun 15.
jesup, nan ueen at lengtii adopted, ea I avad myself of an express, on theee of
ttate, by the latter, this waiUl
necestttate,
the best speech of (he session
ani. p tor the cart, to say that the foice as.
"-sembled on Navy Island evacuated lit nitrhl;
iMr. IfndPeurnod Me P,.n. are now somewhere on or sh.ire,
n j r., , . rt ' ondeMood, endeavonniftQ ma e their
ISynum, and Mr." Glascock furilieiway Kiaome point higher up, to embark; "(or
discussed the bill, which alter a debati wherers ot precisely known wthmit arms-
that has been mostly political and ex ne camion are beinjr reegvefsa. Ttrt'
puties,
aerve
be.
The Mississippi election question i
to.be resumed to morrow. Mr. Fof
ter still occupies the floor on that ma
ter. ' i
.- IN SENATE.
" Thurtdny, January 25,
The titling wa, ehiefly consumed in dilu
ting the bill granting pre-emptios) to lettleraii
tire public lands, lo the details of hish tevnl
amehdmenti ere msile) the mns! impnrUiinf
which waa Mr. TV hite'a anietwimeiit, denng
pre-emption to all Isnds for imprpvements.fi-.
nr to die 'actual epirstkin ot Um IrUmu tie,
whish was aihipteil .15 tr40. f
- In the txune of Hie (Irscutiion, Mr: Vlite
said ha knew t f one agent o( the Guvet icnt
ihl OHnhtta be 'excepted trom the chuit il
miseOHilnet, and he hoped there were may
Mur he thought It would sicken almosrsTnSrTf
to read the aeeoums which he bad read i this
subject." Not only had Indian peronaiiwben
permitted, bat, bv the rrrvrt, of the nul.k .,fR.
eees themseltes, agenlt of tha Governmit had
been members of the companies by wbj )
temati trsvilt had been committed, aniwlucb
had been the main aaute ol distarbaneeSarooai
thelodian. . v , . .. j s
1IUUSE OF REPRESENTATVES.
Mr, Wise, from the select ctnmit.
tee raised on the subject; repored the
followinz ioint resolution: I A
Resolved by the Senate and Hon MoT Re.
reaentalive of th United f tates of Imeriei.
lh Lriwgress " asoembled,' (two-thh-da of th
Homes concurring,) That the folloving .
mendrqenl U tha Constitution ha
in legislature or the seversl e?tjitei which,
wheo apnioved bv the Leeitsiu.ur .iJ
nnrioa 01 tue cuaiea, shall bo valid,b all in
tenta and purposes, as part 0 th. Coattilutioo
of tho United State, to wb; " . . j
to Beoalor Reorsawnuava A.n k.
nondnsted or appointed oy tha PreadenA
Sny office duruia thetiroo
liepraneutatrva shall serve in, tho "Tia.. r
'" oo r iwo years theieaf-
me cannon belonfrmg to the State and the
untied tstutea to Grand Island, and left them
under tlie care of Col. Ayers, if Ihe militia.
mow TltS BUFFALO COMHtnClAL aDVKBTSK
0 3HOXDAT-
ScuLOKsra, Jau. 15. 1
Navy Island waj evacuated last nij;ht. The
cannon belonging to the United 'Stales' have
been returned, and are lying at Sebhwaer.
Tbn fur the despatch of our con-capon,
dent. We pre below sncb additional ,111
lormation aa we have subsequently Ivarned
Itia believed IhaMh larger p'otti.MH of
Vaa Uenaeelaer'i nien Tiave landed f.n the
adjacent parts of Grand Island having 'pre
vi.rn.ly se. t across Ihe musket, ic. bfl-.i.g.
ntg to the Slate, which were ..commit ted to
the custody ol Go). Ayres The farilo rmove.
ment of the dUbanJed force are left to cwi
jecture, . , ' "
From tha Baltimore American. Jan. 22. . '
IMPORTANT FROM THE MIGUIUAN
., ,-fUONTIEB. :"'
The following letter, Jrom a aource of the
f rat reapectabilitjr at Detroit, convey, the par-
liculara of important events which bate juat
traqspired in that quarter., in reference to the
revolt to panada. V? have here the ,devel
opement of plana which have been heretofore
occasionally hinted at In the aceouule that
have reached a from Buffdo.
I " . . L ' IaToiT, Jan. ?t
3ur eitr for ft la.t three day e ha bei in
great confusion io consequence of Die oxren
eivo pUn of invading Canada. by certain refu
gee and other bavins' been d
U Nothing of the movement wa k.nown7aave
inat .roeeung had been held and raaolutiona
bad been passed, but llwaa thousUt ihaf the
mallar,wauld atop tltersw- - It baa- tiitoed out
differently, for on Tbuaaday rright off the
State trmt in ur city 1r$enal were secretly
"'"'ytontheaameday foauaHimlred stand
wore openly aeixed at tonrOe, and on tho ue--eeeding
night our jail waa robbed of all tho
trnia and Czed ammunition wbkb. bad been
r 1 r. . . . .
Cr um l0 aakj-aeeptng. , ; ',
j on oeit morning a veae4 wilh about $00
Cost of Sympiir,y.'W,e f dfowlnj
nrprt'pnatioiis are asked by the VM
inpayment, for the" defence jojf. the'
Nort'.iern Triintier'a'btl the pteservaiios
of neutrality. fcl9r,000 to pay tlw
30CX militia called into gen ice 011 f t
Canada frontier for three rnonilw,
1580,000 for travelling from and k
turning to their homes,- 300,000 for flit',
various ..objects ,f supply, M.p
for accoutre in en ts,J5 7,5 (JO for
surgeon's department,-aims atit- '
quipage 810,000, and Reo.000 y ev
mated to be the ciist of leedir-g so
men three months. Six. bundled en
seventy five lluiUrand t.'ollatg the pre
pie of the United St.ites must "pavfa
order that Mr. Maiken7.ie may flour
ish awhile ah an important tieraoiiS"
anTr'Mr7"Re"rV
make a fool ol hinifelf.
- i' Cam. M.
1)ABIU fidBBIIIT.
On Tuesday iutt. Gaonua llnr v. ntuM
mond, Va wa examined befTireturk Cunan
ana Uillisni 1 hompaon. Esquires, oi l
charge of Ituhben.and commtted to.'tl,
'o mite 1111 tr.al tlier.lor, at, lite Spji,
Term f our Superior Court I he c'a
stance a d laded on taaminutioo, are tliew!
our.ea r . ubt rne. Kq. Hn -dent t( tW
Petersburg lUil ..1 a( c. F M. Gjrietl,
hu Eiiijineer of ihe Kali ich It.;, I
AcA tha.. aam. mm Utint A nrerttali
Capt. Gmoii's IIiiteL Aliuut Ika, uf.lk.L.
the niornine'. llr. (iiirnett w.a' w
a nolsa in tlie rrbin, thonlt it wa ari tli k
that he a at, at first, u x'le to dit;iuMii
Tty-viti;trer,"-fef T3,TiM?rer ;?"
Iy i the direction of the
ed the ontlinoa of a mao'a aSouhfer andann
aiKtnaing Mr Osborne bo h It apedrimi!
bed in p irsnit of the fellow, who took t
heel 4uosuUiai4y-4I-hjeede.l to tav
baseinent atory, kn, endeavored to tMCipt
throogh the otiterdoora, but hi p.,rtuti
were so clffse to him that h waa miaoie W
effect hi purpos-. Fii adv, however, h
run against the door of the I'arlour.a 4 Ml
it 0n;rr, where iinaole loeitrirate lii.ncll ia
rematncil, with his pursuers at tlie door H
dispute his grcas, until .th.r criea broufriit
Capt, Guion and h a aeuama with liglV
when he waa a, cured..' O.i goi tig back I
I113 room, Mr. Osborne d'wicovrrvil tltat bit
I'ocket btwk had been rifled of e.crl
Imtlre dollars, but the, .iMso'nef baldf
U inert strv ki.o leil,rBf.t ,,.,,:a, 'nu ilm t,d
had ontcred tV room by ntufcr, attppajinj
h 10 he his own. 4n searcliioif tho Fiirlmtf
however, earefullytwo rods of mmi-y we
found -in the corner of tlitt lir p!ace, a'lieia
tbey had been, no doout, throw by DMlry.
add where ihey would liave soon hi cu huml.
Indeed, it ia pfobahJeH; at ' i-'i were Sl.tVi
(k.trocd, ai dial tmn it sijli imttihg, ami
;' of H eoulil .be loUiiitnii li rta.
Saint time el. td 'aflet hiranetl aad the elrrl
eovety ,j . ,Bm.y, m lh'm u J lejliiklfl
"ar rviihi.t mat La of haVhigbtea autjettt?,
the aetHiM-(if Bi-av-;---" rci.''' "
The t'ritanei is a w. II dreste'l, gealeel lt4'
inR, )p"g man, two or thiW'd tenty,
ll.,o Ji.l bij: fainter by It arte," nd Ml
bronght lettei lo Me. Gaineit, (mubably
geiiyi) resnmmeniling liitsi, hijliHr .wmlf
man. He had beeu. m this 1 ny only r.
eek, aml.no rtouU, iu his oce-jsinnsl y'f
Vir. ; at't ron,hat discoveted aomeU,Bi '
li mpt hi eaphliry.-. Hegui .'-':- f,
n A .Veto Canala;t for the PfuUU'
fi'.-tThe Bal titnore Cbronfcler J.
nouncing the arrival of Cm STtvi-Ar
of the U. S. Navy' in that ciljw;
that' -it is currently repot ted hw
bout to receive a nwnination.lor tw
Presidency,! from . a ;comp8oJ'"j
source"
)'lVe nave" Wad infohnifinilo M
kame rflVrt fur uitntf wti .nasf. bt
. - r wl'.' ...
"were not pet nutted to ue U
,commandmr source'
The
is Philadclr'1!1
V. st a. at' I VT m. . . a I a : . ' - ak- II. . , . . K A "e at rafoa.U .B.L 1 inA . SVJUlaa S A ai .v . aa a .v 1 liolil
wy mo ivinz ct ucoiunra, uo resiureil I ttnn, ine uouse went into Sommitteel f Air.' KenehirnAell .4 -a.il V. n""" "TOU ou.ie departed Iron onrv""" ""t'"' "J" ,-.
uld aot sappoj t ne trot, w can-1 to their owner, un (be al edtretl eround lof flie Whole. fMiv Connor, of North th mpKJf af Jn.u ',n?V " Bel - British Island dia wd, the tskni the, 'bis ship iwm j