77
Lt L b & counted W-WJ?
mitci; made;up
'ere my ap
'a thed beenteW
" ; . ttxiTH mn. i mine iiau
three nours, au v--- .n- - rv;."..,u
W UP " . i. V-
X R.UV" 1 . f " aa. - J
11-1
mralieu
ie matter to Uenerai
Send n'this occasion ? jbut wbaMus fe
tk wag I catirioat this distant period
fecdllect I can-only , toy- whatever
feted to yoif at the timVwasorrect. -
r;,t Ezti-art of a letter fror& John1 Qutuci Adam
I f
ThP main toint onvrhich k Vaa'ur-
a that General, Jackson buoukk pe
Sf .n4 tn trial was; that he wid Violated
uty&" ----- . , .. w . ,
via orders DY taiang ou ouai auu
lacola." ;. t.i-'xi r;VAi
r Second Kxtract-rV i.uiougui.nis oo-
duct, (General Jackson') so; far aaitiW
nbiect of" considerations attHiattimey
explanation otherLtban a Iknowr
uize of toe faits of ;the case; urged, a
more deciaea ;iaua -nnetjui vucai - apjj. ww
tion of that conduct than itirecived t
tay add that myinjaOii thenis myppin-
Mch have potxngrd;.
Third Extract.tas:stlirwtetnac
cardinr to answiKelitiW M
-UK Mimsteriaid:att5aclivVa8:'prired
by another hand and ppiisaed in the cJNa
PrMMiftntViewa andintentioaft la yrela-
tiou. to the subject, t - '
esentdaw Certain 'indi; ITne; Vice President Having retiwd.froralesti hn &6 passage-oFr'theibUlas
rrvHtiiw m Mri a ' . - m a n a v n n ' nftfl mwo i imp nri f" dt tti n mcitwtb i florin a I in-vnnv 1 mn mmmm ri T A , a m ?
ridq ats:ivalkedvwitb'
the 'sky, regardl ess of.
ineiFi way ana ' irampi
the dearest and4 must ..
pies ot t&fe - (Nation, tie vou Id notcivel Smiths ot Maryland iridic. Iseil'ot
tittlof the "StatesmsnHo ininiedth 1 Harnpshite, ,MrTaxeweII of Virgia
ingMponrsome op i pro em . r:. , : v;' f
invatuaWe: nrinei'-1 v The vote - W ere-Hf fi rs t ballot A it' Mp,"
a
k rmintrr Thts facts ! hen- the'modern Statesmen wha; ad been so On a second ballottingt thercTverG for
-ifatouasain tntJch lauded f :. fW;: Mr.; Smith pfMd. leyMrcTaziweil, Sf
iTa man of Mr.CSlhounYtanding 4 tMr.-Brown Wnot pNparednor had Bell, 8 ScaUetine;, 'T 'f
J Id descend snch ilo ubteriugev he intended to say a woril on the subject ; On Vthird balldting ere were lor Mr,
r!lriilarlf where tnch a roureewas -our-friiti the extraordinary conrse ptir- SHiith cf Md5 )Mr-Taiewlt,21 5
Ccaneilfor ,1 thinki also mentione4 ued1a. the debate, he could;? not Yetnain Scattering .yyrk' y
lwjls mt. 1 silent. It had beena.d that thse who , So Mr. Tazewell was elected President
(or the appropriation Hvoind pfoiH pra tempore ot .the Senate, 'u ii i- .
the.Senatcr to ifie Executive willU-1 iVhereupon" ?Mr. Tazewelli rose.V and
si!
Voted
trate
He considered rthe? measure constituti-"I with a profession of Ms sincere ditmst of
onau anu snouiaYOie lor ii, wtxnoui any n aumiy x uiscnarsc ine iiunei . oi uie
fear-orrdesijttt ofi prostratinsr-himself or Ghair with satisfaction to bimselfor to the
the Senate'. aUthrteet'bftheRxecUti ve; Senate begged to be excused fron? accept-
be tnadc between the I-esiUent arid Ms late had assigned to hiin.
Mtnjsfers. He hafl been taugi.tto be- j. - The Senate then proceeded to another
lieve that "this was- the dloctrins1 of Great I balloting for President of this body, and
Britain he had been ab taught to -be- it resulted as follows : for Mr. Smith, of
lieve that the President? 'wa responsible Maryland, 20 j Mr. BelI,oC New-Hamp-
lor xne acts p nisiiufsiers. ; uur snaus ire, n , ,ai r. ivugics oi umu, t ,
mieht be cast .-.at tf.e ;Mihisters,! but they 1 Km?, of Alabama4.
wouhded bnlr the President : for he alone I So. Mr. Smith of Md. was elected Pre-
'wasresjwniibleTU'' lawlessand sident protempore of the Senate: (&,being
rank usurjpatioiiTnutbe conducted to the Chair, made his acknow-
Sineccatts. it'i;ftangttige:' of ledgements for the honor which he said
fWarltssVirfirinia He hA3?af much res- hejwas satisfied was paid rather to his acs
pect for-that Staters a hybther Senator than to his ability, and said i that the only
-she;had lurnisheildable Statesmen in return he could make would be to devote
the Cabinet ahd distVrihcd rarjriors his best ability totbe properdespatch of
in the field ; btft he heiiYfid' Ihrewas the busincis before the Senate
tti'ie;!m;;to.Jpfnatp teal; for thpre
aervati on ' ofhCon stituti onvf He i had
ttot been able to" discoveiwany abuse of
po wer iri this case.' The practice began
with Washington, ini sending-Uommi
Jo
Second Sjession.
b- : fTednefdaVr February 23
Tlie Chair laid before -th- Senate
wessage froni thePresin ottheynited
8tattt, in reply to a resolution of the Sen
itftoii the subieet of the execution lof the
hwof 1802itdireulati tridnd inter
coune wun tne ioqian frwe j wincu was
read, and S00O xopies thereof ordered
to be printed , by a .tote of rYeas TDi itri
Nayi 19.' .. ., : . ;r , --fltoiW
fTbe message Is of considerable lengthf
ems "a full "statementf thevViewslDfthe'
Freshleot pa tha snnjjBcx oi.ine proYion
decided; ,in the ; affirraatlye--Ayeal03;-i .Y t
Afterthe'JTburnal was read 'MrTest
of Indiana, .'announced td:the Hopseith
daith of -Mr.Noblef Senator frbitt ;th'at
Stated and morcd the usual resolutions
foratteninV hia funeral, and for wea:riijfi:
crape oner montn,4as a marK oi respect. lor
the, deceased Senator. ; v -Tbe Hotis then,
forhe purpose f aiteridinsUhe Tuneralr
adjourned ,to three 'oclock in. the after
At three Vclockr ' the -i Hou se re-assem
bled, and were buily;ccupied untiljhalf
after. tefllnffcting'on"; -a. variety of bills r
it being the last day on which, according
tu uie jmut rmej one nuuse cuuiu seim a
bill o the mother for concurrence. ?The
following bills were among those thatpassV
ed. The bill declaring the sense oil Con-
X it .aat Xn A 4"V A1 J.1
puss as w me cuutciuifis ui vuuh i uie i
propriatioi for certain harborsV riiers,v
surveys, &c. :The Tagt named bill embra
ces some of. the items vetoed by,theiPreT
sident last session, and was opposedjwith
much, perseverance, but was defended
with corresponding firmness, and finally
passed, The bill from the Senate, sur
lTHURSDATMARCH 10,;?8
v As other Warding t vPttMonday iaata
man named ALEXAKOKa Col c lo qoa from
tlie upper end of the county, felt from his
horsed in-this tity.iA a state of intoxica
tionrby which he received such injury as
caised his deattf within twenty-four hnura I
CoVo'4f.ssVT!his bodyterminatedits
sittings op the 3d t4nst. -its ' constitutional
RpjiUhe Congress itself is, now a mere
abstraction : and-; Ut racamredIenbei9
mixed wUhrthe community atlirgefenjoy
no poliUcal privileges superior t those pf
their, most Humble fejlow-citizens. Al
read rv some of our fault-finding brethren
are beginning to enquire i whatave
Congress done," and to enumerate the
things they have not done. As usual they
seem more disposed censure them;fojr
deedSvUf omission, ihanto Applaud; them
for what has been acomplished -Thia is
not quite fair dealings afi if they, have
riot done much ' ood nor inucb liarm tle j
uia iter u uv Bri w ma jr - cu yi
haps be let alope.T;iHiv RAKDoxr mce
said, that he had rather have an hundred
speeches," than oni:4aw-tiv:.!th'e' :-Statnt"
book ; yet a great vmany speeches. & fev
laws have not pieaMd faeijpfytefy&ptti'
fore, i The late sessio-tf passed off with as
few long speeches as almost any other, &
we oiisht not to complain therefore on
.. .- '.-s.1 K1-'-
this point. . ? ; : ,;
The reader will observe .i on reference
to our diary,-what business occupied thtf
cjosig labors of the session.' AVe Nvill
publish a list of the acta passed; in our
next. ' " ' .
IcTfUJPa
rtCiAy is. J
al a candidate- for the : PresWcfiC" - v Xa.
addition to the nomination o this distiti -
isii eu c i y 1 1 is q tor iuai . e i va ibu m u on
by the tfla'tttrp pf JDelawarer -treV ph x
serve that lite members of the MnssachW
renuenng to the unio tnat .part ot the
Cumberland road within the State, also
passed. ' ' l;,
-' ' Tuesdfrt;,- March 1. . 7
On motion -W M r. . Everett, i t was re
solved that the Committee of the Whole
House !-e discharged from the further con
sideration of the bill making provision for
tue claim of Caron de Beau inarchais, and
that the claim' be ' referred to the Presi
dent of the United States as a matter for
is-
! ' Wethwsdcty March .
The bill for the adjudication f the
claims of Ex-President Monroe was ta
ken up for consideration. Mr; Bell sta
ted that he was rel uctantly compelled to
sioners to Algiers, andjwas foil owed . u p, oppose its-' passage, under, the rimpression
Russia. -:: r -'r"":--: satified and Mr. Forayth-also opposed OTl that part of the Cumberland Road vith
r-' ' . . i' 1 k.. '' - If na rn lo?nff i-rrxi4 Jn wrininla ' f .. I IO the limit A of thflt S wa finall'
V-fr-j25S: 1 Hayne aud Mr. Bibb supported the bill, passed, after the decision of the House a
The nrincibal business transacted was as did Wfr. Livingston. - 7 gainst motiona for its commitments and
i.anrr fl- f for laviajrit on the .table. 1
gtvin the assent df Congress to an act of (nally passed after a: conference between A long discussiontook place upon the
nejjotiation. ; 1 ' !
The bill from the Senate declaring the
assent of Congress to the act of the'Les-
tslature of Ohio for erecting turnpike kaf es
Statii- MiTJivinw'.foti; sMhmir.tftdii&ri.s- tnorte. The bill for defining contehipts and past negotiations i with the Ottoman
olution providing lor tlie'app the United States Porte. A part of those appropriations was
Z. ' nf : contest on this intportant bill, and,! by a
j7imday, March 3. ' vote of 83 to 50 by Yeas and Nays, the
Tbe SefeJsvasemra'red .nearly the whole" Proviso protesting against the appointment
day in t1lippivsideratijn of Executive bu-j-of diplomatic agentstby the President in
siness. - l 3 -" v . the recess of the Senate was strickeh out.
. Th President approved and skned all The bill having been thus placed in a sit-
of the !awTrefaf&d nnf anhmltfrl !iv MrifTanp anil - Mr. the E which were nresented to him. uation to be returned to the Senate for
Aiinougn a rumor prernieq in tne atter
noOn. that one or two, embracing Internal
Itnprovementa, would not be approved,.
.course that haV been pureaVd by him Viq
the execotfpn or th Uw.TJVe shall pob
.iih it at as early a day ai pbsiblec3
:t TKa'enate ' aieineif ftjbt .; cprisld
atioaof the ameiidraenta to
lingpproprMons for; el uppor ; of
Government for the year. 183 i--is here
tofore stated : ' ". 1 ifer r' '
?Mr. TVler rose. and. in a speech of
about two hours duration, defended the
course f his colleajrue,.and. replied, to
the arguments of Msstmnand
Kane. Remarking upopthe termsIavr
ess " uncoristttutiorial, .and f derol
gation of the rights f thjs bpdy,? as uatd
y his colleague i--he said that the citt
zens of yirginla were a bold arid-fearless
People, and called thiiga byUheir rislit
.names. If the term's BSed were offensive
-to the Senateheliad jn
league would ye suen rejtso using
theiu is would justify Muf in doing,
and satisfy the ; Senate It seemed to be
thought that, if .anppisitidn was made
to the measurer of erAdministration by
, n.enibers of the'pSrty,f it:i
tion of the party and of the Executive.. r
This reminded him of an anecdote. t!At
cr near the time when! Ms colleague - was
delivering his ipeeci, ; commenced the
breaking up bf.the ice id the Potomac."
Beins: in company with a eentleman, he-
' . - . . r-: , a l
a comraitteetiikppar
for the punishment ot duelliojr within the
ktrict of Oolumbia.hich- wai agreed
lAft6f - the morning business, the
Senate was occupied bn till 5 o'clock iii
the discussion or the araendments pro
posed to the general appropriation bill.
Tyler, h Vetofore publishedwere agreed
to,' as well as one offered bv Mr- Web
ster to substitute a Charge des Affaires
for i Minister plenipotentiary to Con
stantinople, and reducing the appropria-
tion ior tne mission iromi zt i,uuu to
$r,ooo.
Saturday Feb. 26. . -
f The several amendments addled to the
Ganeral a ppropriatjon Ibi 1 1 , severally a
dopted by the Senate as in Committee of
rthe whole, were azain considered by the
- i r
j
JIOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday Feb. 23.
The Western Armorybill which, pass
ed the ordeal ot a second reading;, comm
up for a third reading, and portending rer
newed debate, it was eflectually,; dispatch
ed, by.a successtal motion to lav. it on
th e tijble. Debate is' dangejroiis to . any
measure, at this stage of the Session, and
it is often doubtful whether it is not bet-
?f"d e uuu pupu uj ter to trust the ate of a billito its naked
DtAftaires for k Minister PlenipotentiarV an to put it m jeopardy by de-
u, u.ef3uuuu :r;wft,auopl,., .- i The engrossed bill for the relief of cer-
f.p virinnc miinnin.litr is.m mnnnlail I ' .
States, was read the third time, and pass
ed by yeas ISO, and nays S2. t "
ice, and that a portioujof the bridge had
Xeen carried away, thiisserying to show
that-Virginia liad fairly .jjal;JVtyini.
the Administrationatd fatsed :tSe;nagtf
lae oppositiotii f Hefivas wilKn tor Jef
the anecdote pass r What itwas worthy
Every Senator shouldilteel thaoCttbi
subject of Exetlvc a stand;
should be taken. 'Bstpcrpitua- should
be the language of every r- .as, to the
preservation of the (Constitution of the"
United States. ;empesmight rage
and commotion! reyaif-f amidst the
rocking of the battleraenis, v and war yf
the elements, we might1aUgh,uiconcern-
if the CoristHutioriasirprese
its purity. As to theiihdependent Spirit
of Virginia, not the 46 Houses ofCon
gress; -backed by the Federal judiciary,
had been able to d4vhV'trbin' taking , a
stand. on constitutional principles.Mr.
T. remarked on the course pursued by.
the present Secretary of State aftef the
stand, he hid taken upon the; Panama
question. He read an Extract "from his
speech on that occasion, and said that the
liort. Secretary had not only turned his:
back upon that speech, but ujxm his vote
a tlie question alsci. He had; moved
Heaven and.Earthtolsee'k to put down
the last Ailminrstratlwiu- but. notwith.
some agreed to, - others ' reject el, and
much discussion on the points of order,
tne question, on tne appropriation rela
tive to the persons engaged in negotia
ting the treaty with tlie Turkish Govern
ment, was finally taken, When 7 the provt
so added by jAlr. yle'rtto Mr- Kane's
am end raent, was adopted by a vote " of
25 to 17. The bill; was' then ordered to
a third reading, and he amendments to
be engrossed. ' u-..4B'S. '
'' Thursday Fehtuary. 24. ,
The .House, proceeded to the considers
tion of the bill making appropriations for
harrying on certain roads and work of
Internal ImprpvemeU, .and; proyifling dollars for arming the fortifications,, was
jor surveys. i - , I d.SBfreeri to.
Rome, debate arose On an objection by The Committee thenrpse and reported
reconsideration of its amendments there
to, the House adjourned. I
JFedncs.lay, March 2. ! .
The bill appronriatinff upwards of 100,
000. dollars to continue the Cumbcrland
Road through the States of Ohio, Indiana,
and IUinois, was also passed its final
reading 89 to 66.
The amendments made 'by the Senate
in the Bill making appropriations tb car
ry into effect certain Indiah treatesf, .were
considered in Committee of the Whole,
and produced : some discussion $t the
policy pursued by the Governmentfn re-
terence to the Indians, which was opposed
by Mr. Storrs, of N. Y. Mr. Ellsworth,
Mr. Huntington Mr. Burges, and suppor
ted by. Mr; Polk and Mr. Bell. '
The amendments made by the Senate
were concured in. ( j 1 -
. The Committee then took ujKthe amend
ments made by i the Senate' In the Milita
ry Appropriation Bill. ;
The amendment of the Senate, appro
priating 200,000 (instead of 100,000)
and.ConnectKjniv through the jnedium of -A
pnblicneetujgi fia.re"ipprpved tnec-'nonxW 'f
intiOT; J-Besidiisthe naeinibers oRbotbr"
liranchel'hf . the .Maryland t?g)plaiur
opposed ttf theil icy f thVesInt JatK
ministration JuVt lie fore iUViljoflfOen( Uf
held a meeting athich.Hjtasesiilyiidf,- -j -'
V that it ihlkt duty of all wbJ love the. "H 5
country, to unjto in strong, endeavors, at -
the next Presidential election, to deliver1 '
(fom the hapds of enliyholiayethWat'i
all that is valuable and yenetahle faHi jzA
instituttons." .As a. means t of-effecting "J.
.this, , it is recQm'mended that : rational - .
Conventioalielbeld at Baltunevlpd
3d; Monday fcember nexttSwhicUr,
the people ToT all the Slates arejrirltett t
pen d ilelegates equal m iinmeer, tq the
Bhictorstof presidnt;to ,rTiigh! thesey
theVlSchmondSfalrer t'&M
ptfr vho nptv represents Mri KpotraVv
Distrixi ihoTiessv tha
posled so jfar -to hutho
whimsWto petntitliibselfielini
ceremoiiionslyp aside,; , H&wiitppposv 1
out success, Vwhen we bear iftindr4hji fp
;f fir
m
-ft.
-4
' tnartcrr hai snth coHstttueiiti as he.' t
CFss,We .irtj authorized to atatW
for thcji)4ormation ef the Assistant Mar'
fchdlsi in ' the District" of 'North-Carolina .
wt;the;rarsh4iU. pf.Mm i)e earli-
t
. i,
U i its
Monday cJ. 2S.
Mr. Hendrifcks announced the. death of
his colleague, Mr. Noble, and paid a
friendly tribute to his memory.. The usu-
was informed ef the. breaking npoftthe Jal resolutions for. wearina: crape audat-
If a tn) 4U4- Ai...n V.f 4ha hpidiva hall 1 i.J:a. U. .f U. J..J
Mr. Carson to the appropriationof g5,
000 for ..a military road in the State of
Maine in whichMr. C opposed it and
Messrs. .Verpianri and .Anderson Sun-
ported it ; and the appropriation was fi-
nally agreed to. C
On the item of 50,000 dollars' for the
Improvement of tie navigation, of the
Wi j mirlr; ? :-. i 11. i j
adopted. The Senate then. took a recess . d jgjss; D 0
ptitil eveningyjlwhen agreatrpiass of?i yi.rtv' uJ0 u
yate businesfwas actetTupon. f ml ZtZ'lJl
..;v ri.e: " : . -h AEQlat some lengl
Tuesday, iifarchj$i(.
river, a
jfnjr
hi
compilatron of the old Congressioftal Doc
uments by Gales iSc Seaton,'for the purpose
of fepriritingwas Unally drdered to a 3d
uuuie ? A was advocated by Mr. Wickfifte
of.a publio and private nature were read ubyfethe latter gentle
de-
Mr.
same individual the? present Sec-
retary originated d Mission; and called
upon, the Senate to isa'netion' it. The.
cpurse pursued by Mr; Adami -waHhen
said to be a dangerous inffictiottWof the
Constitution ; and after whathad recent
ly transpired, had not; the Jackson party
r!2t to complain that "the Secretary
p a-one all this to break up that par tyr?
great deal was said about modern.
' JsK- wat diScult tpiicd'gtatesK
the bill making annronriations for the mi
iitary service ; the bill making appropria
tions for the NavarsWccj for the Pub
lic Buildings ,andfof tSe payment of
the,, annuities under! the I several Jndia'n
TretieSf &ct :&c.' After a recess from 4
o'clock till 6 the Senate aam resumed.
m : a ::' '. 'TT' 11 - ....
Jine, uenerai Appropriation nut was re
tu tned frni ie House of Representatives
M'ith vc4rtairi amendments. . ' .These, eon
sistediri striking Xut the amendment pro
posed bv Mr.Kaine relative 4o - die ap
propriaUonfbr the persons engaged in nei
oiifi.VflTi AhU fRirtJaK TreatV with: the
standing the shoes: which he liila had I proviso added thereto ai proposed by Mr.'.
i were not wornu-wiien , ne mmsciH substituting in lieu of both' an
r-this same indivTdua;l--theVfaresent Seci.1 iT;;va--!,,ia
was opposed by
iiArcnerat some length, on principle, as
II. V' - ., . - a. "! a .,..
on tne-inexpeuiency anu inutility
rom
ns
and
het wished to mY( how long thejie. appro-
priations wouia oe.necessary,. Mr.urocK.
ett answered frankly ia"s:'iQPgas the
Mississippi Hruns.J7 . . I he appropriation
and Mr.
j . : j .1 i Va-rocaen- ursine littier srenii&aiitu -re-
AiS K5t.J?TS. peaUdly: Ie,srS. Vcrplanck nI
inWpnf .Krvr. nf tU TTnitd Sts t J Pllloro participated in tlie , defence of
, v.. w T- 7C
ad ditionappropriationi towards the coh-
: a ':f ati -t 2 ' r i i 1 1: r--i:4"
tiugcuv iuuu, ui. leaving - uip wuhuu
tional crueation onfoiaehed. J ' A motion to
concurin tie amendments wmisagreed
to by the Senate, a;afrticjb
ry debate, vrclr lastid .ill1;hlnijn
clocks ajbtiG4i:toas
the Hbnse of Represealates ontheysnb?
ject was ad6ptedf and :Messrs TazeyvelU
Webster & King,: were appaiated," nuna-
the item. Itlwas eventual lyagreed to.
u .-The' bill was finally ordered to be eu-
grossed for a fliird reading. 4 u
' . rFfiday, ftbl 25.-; .'V?
The bill, making appropriations for car
rying on certairn works; of Internal lm-
provemenr anu- proviaing ,ior ourveys,
was passed 10r to 57 Tlie bills :,ma
king appropriation for carrying into effect
certain,. Indian Treaties,- for. improving
certain harbors, tand surveying certain
rivers, &c, and for buijdiug light-houses,
&c several iypassd through committee
ot .tne wnoie. vine oiii -auinortziBg a
subscription to a compilation arid re-print
of-the; Public Documents destroyed i in
the burning ofjhe Capitol,, was discussed
andoniered -to ,a thirdreailing, 3 io2
". lL..1'Ja.:a;'''tT.t-;'ftffi
0 ? owurpay tw.jzo.
n
tioiigflli ird reading, i was
es-
the bilBto
the Bills. The Indian Treaty Bill being
under consideration the ayes and noes
were-ordered on the motion to copcur in
an amendment: of the Senate to strike out
the words which provide that the lap pro -(
priation for transporting the Choctaws be
paid out of the 500,000 dollars appropri
ated by the Indian Bill last session, and
substitute "out of any money fin the
Treasury not' otherwise appropriated."
The question being put on concurrence,
was decided in the affirmative ayes 92,
noes 72. ; rr ' -t:"' 5,s'
' , Thursday March
; By a suspension of the joint rule!,.which
forbids'the presentation of any bill to the
President for-his approbation, on the last
day of the session, several additional bills
were final i r acted on aDd became laws.--This
was tnie more gratifying, as some of
them provided for private claims.
H Having gone through with all the busi
ness before thejn, and M r. M 4Duffie tem
porarily occupying the Chair, M r.Caraon
rose and said -Mr. Speaker : Thel Houe
of - Representatives of the Twenty-first
Cpngress, havemet for the last time,-.and
when we separate to-day, tnariy bfns will
have paftedtd meet noimore forever.? My
heart adnionislies me that this itfafjt occa
sion for us to pfle urallfpur animosities
upon the altar of peace, kindness, .& good
yvill. IftVising; sir, to perform -a last act
pfXegilitive duty, ttpop this occasion j -I
it tbetriore willing! v, and witbtlemore,
nleasure. because, while.' it is an: act of
Justice, jt is act jof rieudship.f f 'ask
leave to introduce, the following resolution;
which 'I hope will be nnlmmoasiy. receive
ed and adopted : 'e'i't ' - M-
'vetCThii the thinks of ts Rouse ber
tpreseiedto'Uie hohorble Andrew Streosua.
Speaker, ,for the dgmtyjupartialitf pTonJp-
North -Eastern Bouwdart.-Wc learn
that the King of the Netherlands, who
wis appointed Arbitrator between Great
Britain and this " country in Nation to est ri
the boundcjy line between tU Stas j periatirig them fbrtheir arduous laborl
anu vanauajiias rcpur,u ms .wisivutf rapu utat q.e 'Win aHora(tnem eyeryviaciiiiy
jiis promuigauuu nui uoyaiteu wui in ins power to eaaoie xaemto ooiain inein -in-Mi
anxiety, u . ... " ,...w .s'.:M money, ; when. received by ,liiiVwiiK l&g.
Latest from Euaopi-.Livefpool 8 0t:WM
dates to the6th Jariuary inclusi have P. Splementary Ac passed t;t.
been received at New-York; We are pionngress ist
rinable, owing to the crowded state of the.
our columns,- to give copious extracts,- the Department of State, to be carefullr;
t?w-nnd u.wpnc.u1 an(aU errors; or, inaccnraiea ' ,
rise in the English Markets, and as migbt ta be. rectified which nst necessarily
k-';; iCki nMw cqnsume.considerabletimeiJftheDeparK -
upon the sale of.these articles in. the """,v . ?
Northern Markets. flautw vf?"-" -wyww..;.
Mr. O'Connell, the celebrated Irsh Female Twcher. Wanted, lj i
patriot and several of his associates have TOfHOt a pood Eapfisb Bducatioa united u
been arrested, on a charge of Conspiring J." knrwkdjje-of Kasicy inquire of tfim-
v i trim niiiBit'ivqT r riF-tvi
to evade certain prociaraationj recently
promulgated by the Ijord .Leutenant;'
A- i : ' . m f- i il : Wat -r-
Ireland. I ne uistUTDances doui in -tin-
I t . f . . a " -T.- a 1-
gland and -Ireland continued, and Jjhis
event is by no means calculated tqj ftlay
theni. .. v' - ' v-'!v' f Ki c
The Poles have published a Manifesto,
at once splendid and moderate, eloquent
and juat The Russian Army is announc
ed as on its march, and the next arrival
will probably bring us accounts of actual
operations. The Poles seemed ready to
meet the Autocrat of Russia, with a gal
lantry and ardpr-worthy of their cause
arid who can refuse to aspirate a; fervent
hope that this deeply wronged people may
rise victorious from the struggle 2 Among
al f - . 1 1 ' - 11 . . ' !! .'..at''
tne signs oi .puonc enthusiasm ior uoerty
JriaiP
A'i
ail Uiidiitl foflllWpl?
aa. aT!&;.--fe'WaB .va.tl'a-l C i . aaaa. -a-'a' aK K .Va. 1 A nW .jut
i.he otdOvttriient-i. deatearose on
tna t ju estiqn, wn i cp was cu5.sn.ar
d-emaoifer; the previous question
TTIB Co paTtoeM.lp ef Ttiomna TTarri& AJv
(red Joiway under the firm t&SIarri & Jones.
ws dissolved by mutual content m die 29tli day
of January -- v r - -
' ' 1 tf AWIED JONES,
L , , THOJIAS HARMS. 4.
nalefgh. March 8, 1831. lru;
Attention ! City Guards. -
A Prirle IVlcetiof the Corifuhy will be held
l-tthf Courihoow, on Skturday night next;
at T o'clock. "
, order qf the Captain
March p. IgSl.V . - ;
DARINGfATBOClTV.
AST night a1outdffht.o'clocfc,ifi,Villag
Xi fChapeHlill) :m startled by the cren '
tiwi waumga 01 a Kee-coiorej wotnaiw after urp
Chi'd, a UU twyof a boot three yem of age,
wiio had been atolefrfrum hr, KodooM sonto
execrable villain t,a carried off fhecbild in or
der to netl it, tfaieion has aaehed ta nnr in-
l 'aata.alia.aaf "( .aM.. aa aVaaluaa;lr a. . t ' . . .
i miHiiiai.nijwjiHjiiw.iiijmiii jiroppKais 10 tuts
at
At
1 V
m xvarsaw tne tact is menuopea mat tne ,nu",er y "'J' wc ' 1 na no aisapnerra i
; i i 1 -' 1 it. 1 about the time tbe chikf was Hh&toY li is neeV. ir ' "fj-'
havp tint nn 1 vi Conf rihnfpd with trrftst. t - . . . . t j , . . . ! A
JewW not qdI t contributed With great SaSnZ, "
irrjerautv to tne
ots but they ha
the. Jewish language, in which the-cause j the dijicoVeryoflhe Clnld or the idcteertoJv'ef
of liberty is warmly advocated, :
1 - a - -r- - - - .; 1 :... i' ' uwuit. mm -.j 11.. a iiiHiiri inu.ia M iinnfT will, rw v t
1 a j 4 n .lLa-i I communicated without del to UieFoatmaiUr
e conclude to-day, the Correspond-1 at thi.nt.ceV ! -v .7 v '
enceK between the. President and Vice-
President, and commence ths publication
of the other letters connected with this
singular controversy. Haing given Mr;
Crawforp's letter, we shall, in our next,
place
CfcapeUfUt; March 3,
I'
. f Nfitide to Adventarer8.?
1 3o,oao 2oz,iuAnc.
nnHtJ Scbemefor ExiraCbb Ko.r&'rpiaetf.
Xr of th Ker.Yort Cbnaoltdated I.ottf t
inprf Mr Cat iiottk' addenda -Mr Van vfnich Drtwtftb Mrth-a dnererit from H
msert Mr. Calhoitn s caawajwr van Schmet heretofore drawn; a' d1iUr.etiots , ,
Buren's diplomatic note,NandNMr Hah- hkvinirbeeniaad Oefveen oW number Prin;'
iLTo-.btement. .We Waf (hei-puKUT, tXM il
a-.ma Uo I'nmmanfonflj nn f nA I IftfTPS. I .l.k.Ai f... klK.-i 'i:ua 1 J" 'r. - v. '
JSUUiT? ui liiv wy uwuvw iv . wtv vav viMHb MHwiujKiiii V'rl4liB. . AUTniQrf ta' Will' 'i'-'-'v
pondence, by the Telegraph an, l5fllSIrM
,' , . J f:., -i ' which cosf 920 m ttJi$ Lottery, i warrated to u ,
.... .'' ". .. r : . I unll In; h. '.lun. la. . Ual... . .1. al ....aT.
There nave Dem so manji replies, re
joinders; rebutter! and 6urrebuttere,"that
it is difficult to tell vho.j3Ta therightanti
ranttfd to be drkwfl to a Yacksga la, the1 uktux
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f-rfLi .rf, .i; at.
iiMv1nir-beena3
of RAtaftS "arid SfeAT'si commiatiori mi-iy
iv i'l i t :if'LTr : ments4an eioqtent anuieeun&aaaress
'aMMendeel&ed. tHe i&W't&ir
MKOliT THEN' WALL PBIZSS
'i ; ;V .QpaDollariv .
lOEOOfJ Dollafs. .
5,000 Dollars. !
2,000" Dollars,
J, ZG6. Dollars, '
lOPrizeaof 1,000 J)ollar.v
500 DoHara. -
t ' ICO Hollars. - u m
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who l is in thejwrong land we dare say,
there are not a few pf ourVeaders as much
perplexed, as- Jartes tiTras,?wberi soon
'.a WaTll.-.l ' i ' -
atter jus accessioaaxouie asusivruone, j r V
lie auenueu yuurv w ucar tui; jjicauiug",
a cause of some consequence. JLpe.Cotiu.
v p ji iai v - - x:: j . ai t ,
sei tor toe rraintia naming uineM,ine i , iu t
l?m :a so ri(-fact1v:aflftfisd thAt'he I i '$0 f
excUimed,r Us aVamcAse,? and was .'Besides many small Prire,
.i' !. J. "" ' , i " r ' 1 1 :AH wi;h one mm&ernn ihrm are o tilled la
aPout rearing, uemg persuaaeOa, noweyer m .nd those wiib ikmi ol tne drawa numo
to.stay ana near tne otner side pi tneAues-bo, , -
tioni the Lawverfor heBifnikti
the case no e jpowi on his aide., Un tbts
& jionarchi pnused taexhicAnery.fiL
sophistry .pf the Jlritisli; bar; rose and exj
claimtnar d?aiast both disputants: lei t the
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