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Bneirttts Notiere.
nothing i.ikf. If
Kaox. Ind.. Dee- *?.!*?.
IMM'i r-mi and Af Cor- ia ad .o e. I there is no
mesheine is the wosld eqael to It tartar A*s>s. Pleeee tend foot
diteo, end find * (lifted ?xnoiutBoe from m?.
Cram* S. Tastrr?.
I mitiD.t, f*., J?o- J. 1*5*
All that w have told Las done vert well.
.N'Vi I k MATHfWS.
k*Mi7?w c iTr Mich. j?n. mm
TU Fevet and Ague Tor? bis ?Ivan very ata^a^M^
Co?*TiSTI?C. Mieh., Jen. 3. IBM.
Tim ?i'L " **** worked like e rhirm?:nre I rr yselt in I
ten Ut end not ose hottle feileii ou: of tl>* firit hi do?e:> sold.
amwman JoHl P. OlaDOISC.
YViscfiBiTr. t, Ten Jin. S, ISM.
Toer medicine it mid end uied with laceese.
HoUeMTOh 91 fyOK.HMlLLC?
Traat HifTB. Ind., Jin. I, 1*VJ.
Tour b.kIw ? he? fWen |ojd leiiifictlon.
ALBKBT PflBCr.
Mobkoc. M ch., Jin. 5, 1S?>.
Toer Agoe Core hes given entire let.ifacti Ml to '.he m viy who
ta'eteedrt W. MT. OhABSfl h ?'<>?
BavaBs <x. (Je.. Jen. 1. ISM.
Yow Anne Core hee overcome ell pi<\, . Ii M v iu luerire i-jd
givsniai..faction. A gentlemen j a*- i w;,? bei been fally
?*r? 4 by only one bottle and lesired me to -eeom"if.i i? I j
everybody. I ibell do all I ein bj ite BJBB W. A. HirLK*.
PtTMOVTH, Ohio, Jan. 4, 18Vv
A rSBiM?b?t ccsa Is the rr.it tbmg. Bad thfl
ciiie be* perfortuad oo rnyielf. my cm I'd letern of my v ?
quintet tn Ut whom I have rec.ni mended it.
Rev. A. C. DuBOII.
Fust, Mich., J?n. 2, MM
Ton/ core it ?11 eold *nd renewed many tn
w. j. a. clabb.
Oblblix, U., Dec 31, MM
All I here sold bee siren atti faction. It A BtfBC L
To*awasi>?, S. T.. Jen, I. 18M.
All pe'tiee In lhi< place who hate used tour i u
k eery bighly. " **? Btablhv
?TaKOBBJCKSBtTBO, V?.. Dee. M, MM
AH that have need the Care speak very h'xhly hi i's preise.
Jo,i\,tos k Co
(iwosto, M.nh.. Jin. 7. IIH
The Asne Cure is all sold bot one bottle, is I lies green aatis
faclioa in ?i er) cue. It has sained a repnfatioiiforr.-ilme.il'
thit witl atind and insure it* ?nie. A. Ki BULL,
Albioj?, Illinois, Jen. 7. 18V>.
The AsLr Cure has pTored en . jccelieut len.elv for Fe. era ,d
Agree, and wai very eflec'ml iu seetorteg to h-altii thaes .'
1ctee with penetration and general debility,as?BtBOts v rv !r<
qnentdu Ibi- Weet. It ?iii wli well as it 's ..ow mir., l.i n,i ai,.|
lie xood qeilities known. J i\ll.l.MMs.
Bstii. N jT, Jem !?, 1?V5.
Voer medic iue ii i rood one, end es me price j?ra it within
the Bjaaksji i?. I think it muttir-ll wbeierer Akuh BraTaMa, I
here BJBBM rniilidence in it. ha*ta| ahteslf witrhed its o.^ri
tinu. end in etery instan" it he.1 the d?sired 11-c: *. . ce .t.re
ss'ufert'on. Please send a f'irtner lupply. A ilKsa.
Ro'ikvilli:, Ind.. Jin. l't, MM
Tlie iiieoieme gave good se'isfieti.iu. J. <>. Caff IB k Co.
H;irrur.Ln, I 1 , Jaw, 12 MM
It la a aefe arllrle Bad will ere Ion* bss-otne verv popnlir.
J. C. Nile*.
Isaraaa, tad., faa, 1?, i*'. L
Toar medieipe ii fast rettin? in o ?!?>, end ill wio hav<- tuvd
R recouiu end it very hi/f.t \V Vis'iivr.
RocKFi'ST. Ind., Jin. 7, IHM.
I werrealed all "nocore, no pay," hut it give very goodsetis
fscicoo?? ail. laaac Oilvitt.
Miluov, ftd., /am ?, MS i
Yoer madielae baa given sit:s.'s tlon. ALKXic ux i t ?
low* cirr, lows. Jin. n, is vi.
Sa lar a* beard from it bat riven good SBIBtfasiltaBi
f.* r t?s Jc tVinTciorT.
BaisTaa?, lad.. Jam 21. isw.
i was roinrelled tort si the me.Ii. on '', . lermi, ' no eure
HO pay," bei 1 ot uoe hot'le eirn? hark. The t*MBm hero now
think that >i ur A?oe Car*Btands tli- highsal .f ^ny that ever
bee been in this piece; and 1 t'illt believe that it is th? ss;-<t
end Us* farmlv Aiiue i.irjici ihn is now in uae. ft is now 1
fieb irtieU with o.e. A. L?VBJ0T.
RsiTiMoar., i?-h Mi 2", MM
Ihv inedirii.i has proved to he a soo,. unn, sad the uimy we
bat e supplied i;>*ik very highly cf i:. We k- i?v if i rut
wl ere taree In one lernily BrsM c?ire->l L. a ?i .?! - bottle.
V. H Si t|,.lk i Co.
Tt* above is nrJy a ?maii aatl a| the imHainaj taJwiltrtj
given b> houtbeia ind Yi estern iiierche ifi who nave \o i
In speakln? inytlinr hut the IXect rat rH. 1 oiult their or leri
and proBiiaee of larre Seles next season , i'i uiit Agtl ittl > m>
KBa want lo know ia, vshst It)., del s Kevrt Bai Ag i? t ire. it
able to do toi them.
1 ein also siv thit ? |rr?a- matv of mt Ur;e*t e is-o-nets ire
these what a ye sr ago were Btlaatanl a*aa to tehe the cara eej
Coti.uiiaetoii. They thought its grei- cl-.ms I'.d pre- bsbm s
aaaid net be realixeJi sow tu'-y mdorji them all, snd it wlil be
BS <t d Ihil the letters of wit', fi I : r ... nri ??! ji?-..
tir.ee in iiwsvs new and lite aaBBe-^lteg)acaat laea a
m.re thin tili a t news|>?is.r M.d ;r re ihe Hal ... ttreatai
BBCCSie and ssle men e n r a:tended Bay other Ague Remedy.
I Ml ? KliWM.M. i.I.ORV !
ot iLe t'fSL ia iu *tfTil 1" CaaaaCTBR, which allows its fret
are as a preventive. Thus prote 'e-t h> ns.ur a bottle Or twe
duiins the ? ami and aickly s. iseti, i ot ? i.i'i, s-.ei.>- n ?
In ll a Uniteil States would e er t-av-e a sinsle Bttaehoi Fever
aast Aawa.BUitrns ot Yellow Fevor, or any aaraj of dlasaae ir.a
lug ffi ui the etu.o*]>lierir roimn .MsLAKIs, io which the t i nt
Is i nun T ABTIPOTK.
The rerttneate of the relefrs'-d Cnemiit, J. B Chiltaa,a
iS'ew York, la proof of its porfret nn <ence.itattached toererv
buttle.
It is e'ao une<]oalled fir q i . ? Bjai f*M BBBtBl effects a< a
BrsTOBiTlvr. living caw life Bad tBMBjM to ill wboee const
tut ions hive l^eu shattered or weekene<l by Ague or Biliou,
diieeaei, night sweets. Imgoiir Bad deti ii't. or any kind of in?
temperance or liissijalien. J v>. A. RM.u.r>. I?t .j r eti r,
Protid-tne?. K. 1
WastaatatB Aci mi-Bsaltfaaata. K. n Braat.Bra A Oo i
t hieaao, BaacLaf Baoraaai. ( Bad .hi, loiix DL PaBBl Bt,
tsaaaa. ? Bl IBM at i MBaaaiaa. flattsi lit iris. New
Orleaue, J. W BibiiT a. Co. Hew-York, A V. Ctaaa. Agent,
No. 57 John it.. and sold I v ell th- iglacipal Pr ig>ists ii. N'- w
York end tbrougbont tl.e l/nited States.
MlMUa DM LaaVCoI.?95 eases Printesd and
Flein I>e 1-a.i.es w ill lr offertsi thai eiy at ' a vir,! at
Cot-l'MSiAS if sll, No. JHl l>riad-it.
TtHI.IT (,?1 II.TS.?s. A If. E. Towu tt < '.
wBI esBer, Ibis dey, .1? Toilet Q?i!fi it s(ch, wor I *: >>
_ Oaavatatataa Kauv, No jii Otaadii
W bt l.iNc.ss a\i> Loxd Cloths,
liaoBi.n b. Wblaiajm a Cm, Ma mb o ? .t ?? t.:
oB-1 on .Vie .l.-t ite.
Breseiysid mide I>isners I b, WWth I
Iiissi 4-1 Irish l.in, 1/ i/i .. . I .
3 easei I'.nUisii l?ug Castk*, I? . woi h U
? also,
DuliisDt Mualins. Towels, Table Linane
Itwdmen Napkins, 9 pdWat . m n ..
Ke. fStlreeuwirh-st . htaVrtjaa RahB aa Bad -t-s-s,
ct MTMora at Wmou - ixr.?We l.i - t?i lafatai
B| a 11 il YYoeUiu inervhania that, i , s-.- ? a i
Btaat < ? ? ins? jn-' - is -ite, ..... ? ,
rttwy ad ahe?e at rasa mt aataflt wear t iBbrtb'b i ?
tatghai t?.. . ?1 e Ii... ;tri, e i .p .
all f as u|> ii. our usuU iuim' e. ?'v ? ' iLIf k Co
Noa. .'v. . ? %.*%?-'-'?'...
lt. R. 11
wosoiatVL rovtis or t.ii s. r. ?. IBMBDI - is
TWi: bopy HtAiTHV isn iti, ,(oy f,,v
a?ii-at'Bt, tns c'Beinrios BCavtan th. trsTim
so* atsrssBO ttfttm > cents BaraauaarBB asp thb
slc 11 i ?ist am
A greet envr his'oi j i., , i ^ th ,s . ia'
??that impur-iy it ll.t . ..!!,. v.-. ,
Tl.i? is a awihiui mieiake. I- i a aiatarbanci t: . : ?
and theeaaahlkthment of Jtsesae act leu, tU- causes Imp iniv
of the blocs).
The R. R R. theory hol.'., the . t;. of the ,'Wt, amhaili
fci.lf a person Se u. a . I , ? ?. | health.each s. .
vetn n-.nat retry to ind B-aBB the heart Bl ? . -r ?
htaad, aad when my set of veafri. re- -rr. , v. th? ceurewhit ii
???y.) to,any their yaxirsXtioil 'he . ir?e?s of blm.| beetaias
dsn.ti.esl Bf>- Iu other w^r s, - . . , takes piece girl
ffm to a iyeata* at leas e?t?BT. Hera, ?>? u. ii the beginn ?
diseased ari.?.n, wMch, fnet relieved, will ? run latoiuMi a
B'ltioa.aid U? di?oi*o s.,. ee.s.. . p.sef.e.i ? -n ?
halt g At.t-ersts! !!??,.s. ?h ? :>k>; \. , , .
bxrRyaf ar'ieti on Ihe ran of the ?i ?? ?{ . ,' ,J\ " .'.
?iretoWinlernnte' .. . . .. . .
with the Itvel Snni|lilnt. becoi ? ; ,;,i.,.". ',.' the d-rKvC-t
Tint tbii u the tn e i Ms lie,.. till to
hia iyn.ptoius an ei hi. t t . 1? , * tv i ,
eawe throat, which it a coi ' ? ? ' ?
aaaBilbi ei.) to iu IrBaistui . ? .
BBBBtjaa* aWaaayad atata of ?.j
her that bs bet sail i .-.
ahiu dry eao u.e: ......
ads hoaaa,Jv4i.ii do? . tb, k..-I w. '- . ?. ' i " " ' ,:
Irean the eves it ,
ful lynptenis. HaJ fc." use i Ks.i t ,v s'k . . I."' -i b '
congest?? e s? aetriiig i-., M an ". T . ,
seiJlowed i d.?i et DMBanUtare, 1
?he rougeel-ei . ?? ,1 :,? ?? . , k
liter ak:- '? v. . . ? ?
eBeeu of the sore throat It-a
the hay are blood ia eoon pu-iii?;. and iae .
?tqnaliaed, and fbe heellb IBM
Bsnwav*! BBaBI I a teas
Foaarat this grvst rs w-.-, af
BBganBiBe) i%m) ciactttattBT,
Aad regBlai.i g a.l tne .. ? ? .
Beiltkv i
Bat Wav'i kxct'l ?Tos- I >n as li;oajajlLiea ??"? I
are deaVient in ai i s> tS ? o ? !
SBr ibt ler.tl it 1,1
Thev lie its lew*, si
uier>.:li..?7.;,r; ::ik :
?Li steril n eJi.T ?rvr:?l '? ': ? re
KBf^S*?' , ...
*>a?oi two ,.f R?n? ?7,.,'. ,
puerstss- tkin reitor oil, rouitnoi ?o . iff ' ?.' : *
kaepUls. or ant . be, car?. ai ui, i ? I or Bil
aalte or seim. tKe Keiulators ? dl ?, ?'*Vi rarcativee,
force i aaBaral reassi< snd ? i 1 ls?.?' !'i.; "p*0 'be bowels,
headthv etile * "rate tee whole syateaa in a
B. B. B. tlaVe. .No. 1?2 Ku'.to..-j... up ,-aira nee- w
?aa-nltation .,,d ^iee froo, to,., u ,r,n.^ <*?
HsDWAt A Co
Coi.d WfATirRR.?r>nr assortment of warm
mores T'nder Phirt*. ' r???ML will remain open dariag
the *oid tarn; -srices t?-? law. /Iso. Mui-n. TraWini
Shawl., L**-(in? tt. Iba Passer, k Sr., >.
KiKfiHi's Sewing Machines.?All persons who
with for information i? TrVklA to Sswut, MacmvBS r*a obtain
rt by aajtlhsi ?t . or 06V* for r?pte? n I M. Sivera k Cn.'f
(j*ant*?. a paper datotod entirely to t ? ?ewina Machine inter?
est, Bolle? suptJied gratia
I. m. Hl*ciakCo..llo. 3g Broadw.T Waw-Tr-rk.
W10 g ? Hair-Dye ? WWf. ? Bati ?ielor's
Wtca and Touras? aase improvements peen.isr to th^.r
bava-e. Tbey ?re celebrated all over tke world for their jrrsea
ful beauty, ease, ard dor-.biii't-attin?; to t rhsrm. Tn* Ur??wt
at d best ??t?rk *B 'he world. 12 priTe'e rooms for ?pr>!yin Rai
famous Int. Sold at Batch r,i-'j?'?. No. ?U B-"aiw?y
H EHRIN?.I'ATF.NTCnAVIPION FlBE AM? B' R'l
lab Paoor Sara, with Had'a Pa'oot Powder-Proof Lock, Both,
received t-r.aa medals at tl.e WoritTl Pair.Lutiion. 1151. sol
Cryst?! Pslare, New-York. ItM-'M. Silas C. IUbbivg ft Co .
N'kl n> i n ->i-i: ;s ????. r.- v.? '. ort______
"platform Scales, and ev*ry description of
We-hma Aiparetu*. for aale at wholesale Bad retail bj
rAlBtARKl k Co., No. 18? BroadwtT. New-York
Uouowos I'iii>-!?i>pi:p-m Cired
tm e need aoffer while ihla truly mralaaole. remedy is ?t Bad
for then relief. Aa lo stomach or liter compUwt c-n lo_*
a ithaiai d their i: .- - -_
Mineral Water from the Artesian Wda,
St Caliaalai'l C?nad? West.-The SM of ths water in
e?'s of Dysiepsis, Ocrat, Rbeumstism. tOrofu.a. >*!? Bbeuai.
r>is?aae? of the Liver, aad also those to which female* are
liaMe ha* b*?t> MMtaMSd by pbyaiciana of the highest iuat
loa. In n-?* y of those diiee-ct it U ? specific. Aa ? [ireTaut ve
to bilious d-BBaBBS it i? highly recommended, ?nd in rarinr, aud
wareting off ?tttrk? of ?Ter and Arue, it ii ia.-alnahie.
The water, a* bottled, ia Lnghlr concentrated, and on* te?
?|ooi full, added to a tun.hier of tofd water, fo-ma a ftsaa IV ?a
ailolr. By adding oue-ba.f of a email bottle to a tab of w?r?r.
a ba'b ran he obtained jc-*?esa:i * ?.1 the qua '.in derived from
ore at the Sprint:?.
Hating just receded ? ear?It. I ?tn ready to f jrrnsh it to
ataitikaaaia Lsrre Isatle*. ?1; inn" do . renu.
W . K. 1 ilom>o.\. sole Agent for die Atlat,;.c .State?.
No. 11,2 Pearl-si., corner Courier k Entjtriref building.
Alao for sale h? UlLLUM K. KowlIB Iat?ataafl?l an!
Sutiouer, No. 27? Ith st., ar 1 Mr*. Thompson, No. 3d
ClitB ??., New-York.
(leueral Aseut for liManiilfftai Ilmtal B Jo<r.?, No.
77 luck ??.
W, H Babcock. Brokseller and Ststloncr, No. 241 Fu!
to: ?'.. Agent Rai Pfsiklyn.
The MrreoroLiTAB
Fire 11S V a ABC? CaRPtll
No. M Broadsrsr.
Corner > f P I
Ca-h Cat Mai, iaWjBM
JaME? LOBfMII i.BAllAM, Pres. i?Dt.
EnwABO A. Biakhi'BT. Sirre'sry.
M E8DAY, FEBBUABY 5, 186?.
a\??MtlMMBBiakakBBslai fot Tin U rm r Taisvie of
this week should !?* I.ai.ded in by noon to-day. The immense
editien now issued of Ibis pal* r, mtke- it nece??iry, in ord?r to
?erure their iiisertion, that our friends abould teas esrly band
in their f?rnr*
? he 1'ribainf for C alifornia..
We ieetn ITHS MORKTNG Tm Tbibvbi for
flat forma, (Jirt/on and tbr Sa'ultr'h ft/and*.
It evftta-M a siiiiiinnry of all the I^atest jVblBfcjl
aid DtaMiathl New.- BBtfM the la-: BtfUltHI MaftfJ
mmi M.nk't I'ejx.rt?, Mmr ifBa, Dthllha, dec. Tlie
LTnrted StrnttM Mail *te/imehip Ulitn.i-i fur A-ipm
W..1!, will leave T hi- Aftem<*>n nt I u e!m k.
Tie Mails f?r CnlifiruM nnd other part* of the
pachte will i l?w- at l o'ctocfe p. in.
BJaalt Btspaaa ? aiajMMia laad/ lot BMaQiaf obb be
hsd nt the munter in tli?- puhli-ation ofh.-e This
MonhMj. Moo t> n Bta
DOlNd.M l.*V 4 0M.lll>v
BBRATB, Feb. 4.?The notion of the Xnv-i! Ketiring
Board wus the subject of di-cue-ion dtirine tin- irreater
portion of the ?casion. Sime internal iinjirov.-rnent
bills were introtlueed, nnd the PaBBBOO CtMMaittOO Ins
kti m\ ti d to inquire whether small Kpnniab OOtai ooald
not be j r fjtiibly withdrawn frotu circul ition. A'l
journ? d.
HOVIB, Feb. 4.?The Membi Tt wee swum in, and
tl.e ti-uiil BMBaagt I sent to the I'residcnt nnd the Sen?
ate. U?n. ( ulloin of Teiiiies.-ee wa* then chosen Clerk
b. !-i ti. sr. Af'tr dinwing l"?r aeatl the If.use
adjourned.
The wonther was terribly -old yesterday, Bot
OBJs] here, but nil oTer the eoutitry, as oar dis
p tel es show.
A paiuful disaster occurred in our hurbor yester
d?y in the siukint; of a I rig in the ice, whereby n
number of persons lost tin ir lives. The purticu
l?rs, with other marine Bears, will be found in this
morning's pnper.
--a>
'The Senate yesterday cc.n?iui.'d Mr. Dnllts aa
Minister to the Court of St. Jaraea,
A .YIORA1. FOR TU 4?4 i AMI4?.
For one thing at least the pre>ent Hoiiee ot Hep
reseiittitives, in the mid.-t of the exeitiut; and pro
traeteil discrgaiiiz.itli n arkioi it hi-experienced,
dost n es great tree it. Its Members hnvc lorborn ?
all violence and outrage. e.o fur as th ir o'vn con
duet was coiicerned. i'hey have been in quasi
session now for quite two months, deb.iting and
Bating upiM ? nmst prorooatirc Utpie, with the
excitemeiit ull o\cr the nation run ling high, niiJer
cu umstiince* calculated to exbaiist tke pitieuce
and to irritute the piissions of men, and lor a part
oi the tin:e in nightly conclave, and jet no serious
pt'isomil i.ltcrration has BMBjcji, and uo assault
bt eu eomn.itted. With the ?IQiallaa of th" at?
tack of the intoxicated Meinb-r froaj Arkansas on
Mr. Qiacley, which took paaee Oai o! tke House,
there has been ;;o n sort to viol -nce, nor any threat
of arms.
This ha, p. t)up*, little to say in favor of a legisla?
tive kady, elected lor pi.rposes of di Uboratioa, an l
BOt lit tke display of person.1 pnwes?whose
tariaeoo it is to legislate rather than to Ifkk Yet,
wkeiwe rcmcmlH'f the nmiiy disgract ful BBeBM
that ar. rej.o.rtci at ne.irlv eten exciting session
of CongTeo?, particularly at the close?when we
knots how ; fi the most self-re-trained BMa are to
1? sc their tiinpcr under incessant and loiig-eon
tiaurd eoateakl?and, above all, when we r?>call
Ike i'ebaticl cry wlaeh i? c. rrain to ttccoinpany
the blithering of this assemblage at night?
we iiii.Lt cut de t< the present Congress
a breat dial of miKleratioti and sell-control.
li e causes of it we. r\i;,g deja? are not such
a^ will con.i..end the Ha*aVM BO thi go-nl ?ipli.ion of
Ikt ' < u-titr.i ftflrj ; but its deportment, apart from
lit -e, has be, u intitiitely ftettat than what we e\
peeti d, ai dt ntitlce itt 'theihatiXsofadparriota. No
fBCalkaa tkal arises among i.i ism. re pregnant with
ft] in,i litfc t o: aro':.-i ? nn rc prejudices or bristles
with more terrors, ItVBCaal or real, than that of
H IT4 it. ; nti tke dt t -rriinatit n t>f oue of its chief
is Bet, fti p.-:.. chbly as we butt- uveuth witnessed,
is a tVel to M pondertd.
Bat there is a rea>on Ikt tkis which we
take b ate to ?uuge-t, and which is notbiiii: more
Barleaa, as we believe, than the pr sen -e of jo
!nri.t and tietenvinetl a mmtfj of KepuMieaK in thr*
Homo. II. .1 thei "ecu K>s >T..ii. or 1"sa united.
tbe\ veii'd. withi tit lo'iPt- utterly inilgllHaait,
BBTi i xp? Mil tlieicse'ii. - ai. their aVjaaurj to the
Bkaatl*7sB| insults. Tka friends el the Adaiiui
tt.,t:i ii iii.ii and of S'..t cry woi.1,1 hare r .11 -n ov, r
lilt, leaeed and sp.irr. d, or bullied tin in to the
beart'l eaateut of the n?>st iuvetera'e row.!..
Bat, fteeiai how numeioiis and how firm they \\. .
i: was de. nnd best la settle the difficulty man
.in.icablc and truly Ictislatne wa\. Nor can we
si pp? s?' that the hi_h tin ml tone of the R-pu:>iica.is
?their sincere dt votion Ml right?was destitute of
its iiifluenct in the qaict a.Tju-ttiient of this crisis.
A in Me and maul, stand i pen principle i* tllfl
tiaie? ?.n exhibition which commands the tacit, it
ui t th- open respect, of opponents.
The re ia a leasion in the**? facts, a* we hare be?
fore intimated, wh ch eitends beyond the immedi.
ate o*cvi<>n. We se<? a Speaker opposed to the
exten-ion of Slavery choaen n the House without
di ord'T, because the rcs?!t wv inevitable. Thf
South and the party mi the South subnet with a
good grace, because there wan no alternaMre but
?BaMBMah n. Even Mr. Aiken, the opposing can?
didate, solicited the privilege of conduct,ng Mr.
BflLk* to the chair, because hedeaiied "to carry
?? < tt the order of the House." Ja-" m., are ?hall IM
asjejnother.iu.t and w>e BBBBsafaadopted with the
MM wan*, mi dUturbarice. if th" friends ot" PfBB
dem arc equally unfliuchiiIf and harmonious.
While a que-tion is in 'i;?p It ?wh:l<* the BsjfMM
who are to net upon it may be influenced through
th< ir fear?, till kinds af clamor and threat will be
rosott.d to to slap** the re?ult; but when it is
f nee known that the people have made up their
mind and will put tint miud iu execution, the
veriest fire-eater begins to ronr jou M gently a'
the-staking dove. All the loud-mouthed erles mi
disunion will end as the pertinacious cl?m'?r
et?.inst Mr. Hanks has ended, after a ?ingle s'ern
decision of the North. The show of a good stiff
backbone is a marvelou- quiet, r of your bdbad.ls.
It has ail '.he efficacy that the mere suspicions of
the existence of Sharp's rifle* at Lawrence hid
uj ( d the confident borderers of Missouri, who *%az
loud in the onset, but came away singing exceed?
ingly small at las*.
K.t>i: A>? ffff FfWlPiWfT.
We n ferred the other day to a bill intro l.1
into the Legislature of l'enr.s, Itania to change the
venue of the civil suit brought by PaMBaSTB
Williamson ag;.iii>t Judge Kane for few LtB>
prison m< nr. This bill proposes to traaVSBf the
suit fr m Dataware Coaatj, where the writ arai
served, to Philadelphia. It BpfJaara, from an
article in 7ar Ph.ludilphin 9mm, WBich we atjjs.
lift, iij knottier column, thit this l.ill Is gfOWHilosI
on ? petition from Kane to tint aft it. It
strikes us as rather a siugular procedure, this
applicaiicn to the Legists tartl to interfere in a
private suit by special legislation. Wanes are
sometimes changed by the Court itself on goal
natons kJ own therefor, ofwhiehthe mos" usual,
if not the only one, is the impossibility of a fair
trial in the county where th-- action is pending.
For I fffffchtlfT to interfere la thi-t matter seems
j to us nn intrn-ion into the Jodie al department.
j and, to say the least, of very questionable constitu
tiotiality.
Since the bill reported, Williamson has p i'
in a remonstrance against it, which remoti-rrauce
husdrawn out from The Pruuiylranian, the OtgAfl
of the Administration, of the slaveholder* |mi of
Judge Kane, a vcr\ chaructcristic ariide, which
we aba publish. Thr Pmnsylranian, as it ap?
pears to us, in its illaipll to damage Wil?
liamson and to prevent the LagillttlW frail
listening to his remonstrance, unwittuuly b ts
j the cat out af the bag) betraying la
i one and the same paragraph the reason why
j a change af venia is desired, fully justifying
I W illiann-on and his o< tinsel for havii g brought the
nit ia Delaware County hwtaari1 of Philadelphia,
\ and affording the uiost sufficient reaaoi >vhy t!ie
venue aliould not be changed. "Were the suit
" tried in this city," >!t\s Th; Pi nnsylranutn, " it
?? would be hard to find twelve meu out-ode of the
" noisy little squad that talks treason at Sansotn
?? street Hall, mmt) ttrntli not hist tit plaintiff out /
' ('twit. ' Now, it such is the state of feeling in
the City of l'hilad-ljhia toward the plaintiff, was
I he not abundant!} justified in bringing bis suit
in a eontj where he might at least hope to be
hord. j.stead i I bciu si;, neu! ai s mini ir.l. as
i he was by Jtmigt Kane hiins-if. Bet With hiwfH,
arid dritcii out of court '
Not < nly by Thr Pmntylraiunn $ own showl g
doe's a n;o<t tiolctit prejudice exist in Philadelphia
against Williamson, bur there ;s BOt the leist all
ger that Judge Kane is likeh ha -uff -r any i juati -e
in roiircqut nee ot the trial being had in Dela?
ware County. ?* The law," mi Tht Pcm^ulrunian
declares, " has been already n-ttb-d beyond con
" troversy or cavil by the Jidgei of our Suprem
"Courts, and whatever may he done in Delaware
" Count), must come up for revi-iou before them. "
Very watt, and why not let it come up before them
for letiidon in the itagaJveoaiaeaf law, inste-ad of
inti rju sltig to prevent it, removinr the case* by
special Mr! extraordinary lesjfalatlOB, into a coun'y
in which, h] Thr Pii ntyUanian s OWI c?:ifesdoii,
it would be htrd to find a Jury " that would
"not hiss the plaintiff out of court?" "On
" the MAM side," that is to say the side of
Jadge Kune. so TAr Ptnn?ijlraituin coutiivic-i, " ia
" the Jodglft of every right-minded man." If
such be (net. is it not perfectly safe to let the case
I c tri.d in Delaware Cout] where ir is pending f
Do?-s 7A< Pssraasyaaawus, aat eoataat wHhitiehatr
of WnHaaoai D and hi- friends, mean to assert that
there are no " rikht-minded men" in Delaware
Count* ' It is very easy for such apriut to mak ?
?aeh aasertioM; bat the fifgtahitniti will do w ell
to hesitate a MtMM ut before tL. v are driven into
indorsing it.
The atten.pt to prove that the Delaware County
Judge has already prejudced the case, is, if possible,
still more extraordinary. The mfmmtmMmmmmt is in?
clined to th.tik. though by no u.e;,n> c.-rtaiu of i'.
that faring ihe trial of the u.-LTis-a w ho assaulted
Jadge Kane, this Delaware Count} Judge wua sit
?ttg on the BcMfth of the Phlladciphll (,uarter B --
liOM a* a spectator of that trial?arhJeh fact, if it
was (at!, or indeed wiiethcr it was a fact or not,
Vr VmntyUiinian, by a afocinof occult reajoning
peculiar to ir??'lf, converts in*o evidence of a
"prejudice which wi uld endanger an impartial
" tiiJ to Jadge Kane." and a Mfident reasem for
trawfen it g the aaaa to a eaaaMa where ? * it wouid
"bi-bjrd to tliid twelve men" ?lj0 Wl,.ilJ not
?? hiss th. plaintiff out of Ct-ur:."
If Thr Pinnsyltanian real!., bt'lieved as it pre
tends, that the law is so very clear on J .d-,. Kane'
aide, and th;J his conduct is Mpfatted by the jodg
inciitof . v. nriiiht-mind.al man. ir would hardly ap?
peal with such earnestness to the Legislature to in?
terfere by .in extrai rdnum act to remove the ease
into a co'.Lty where, by its BWS statement, it is
iMMBM Hb for the j taiBttf to MtfOd am thing like
laapartMUry. This evident araiery ^l get a j iry
that 11 waald hivs the plaintiff out of Court."
b.ks to us \.r> t.i-.ch like an indigntwition
to rai the rial Bf a fefa trial. Conscious
th..t it askiC" a most extraordinary thing,
Tit Fmnfylratuan BffaaJl to the Legislature
in a IBM a:.d in a st\!.-that aaght to put iu
Mm b. r- i ? tht-r BjBMld. " It has b.-.-n the f -rttme
"at BW partt." *a\s that jo'irnal, "at time* to
" siiffer from timorous couns?-l* and half-way
" friends. Let it not be that ti.ii Wii.t-r is to add
" to this nn lancholt experience of our waaharas "
fe n. t this a very becoming tone in which to
appeal to the Legislatore to interfere in a '"it
brought by a private citizen to M hi* rights as
against the judicial officr of another jurisdiction I
The appeal, in tact, ia n.?| to tho Legislature, but
only to "our party" in the Legislature, who are
invoked to make thi- a party question, and Ml act
upon it, not with judicial calmness and for the
fi de of justice, but to improve this opportun.ty of
sfaowirg whnt thorough-going partisans they are.
F< r er part, we have too much resrurt sW ttw
Legislature c! lVnn>. Ivania, whatever part) miy
l_\e a majority in it. to be willing h) believe that it
will li-t?n for a m< mcnt to so base and scandalous
on appeal.
mgJkMM 14 III UTTI POI.ITH ??.
We publi-hed an article some time tince on
Massachu-ett- politics, exposing a plot now on foot
in that State?a sort of tripartite treaty of bargain
and sale betweeu Governor Gardner < f th- first
j art. the late Whig frnttj mi Mas*aeh'i-otts of the
eeeend part, and the Pierce Whip mi the third
part, of which the object and intent is as follows:
First. Governor Gardner (in case he cannot do
Utter aid is the \*ice-Pre?identia] cinduiatv of
the Know-Nothing-, in to transvr and makeover
to the parties of the second tud third part, the
Know-Nothing part) aiol all iU appurtenances in
consideration of an undorstmding and agreement
by tLe panics of ti e second and third part, that
tLe.t w ill continue him, the said Gardner, in office
as Governor, or make Lim I'lilted State* Scnttor.
Second: The parties of th- second part to transfer
tl t msdvi i U d !\ ?tl.e agreement is underst >od to
s.y nothing about souls, in accordance with that
will-known m.iiim, it m*nimi, tun curat In?to
tie liiinker-Kansa-N-bnskri-riercc party, and to
?tippert Fierce or any other nominee ol the Ciucin
unti Convention for the Presidency. Third: The
parties of the third part in consideration of this
trantKT to allow tke parties of the second part a
share of the State Offices.
The exposure ot this piot, as was to be expect,
ed. has put MMO of the BoetOfl papers into apir>x_
ism of rnge, highly grati'v in.-, ore dare say, to
their readers, by way of centra r to the nifaTtsallg
dullness by which those prints are i:i ge::er?! dis
tingnishi d. Had Mr. Gardner proposed to BOOM
buck to tic Whigs in the mere character of a
prodigal son. we dotibt much v. bother they would
have b<m inclined to kill the fatted naif, and mu h
lesstokiKck their own brains out in lu< favor:
but ls he promise- to bring with hint all or port of
tl.e swine with whom he bns lately be n feeding,
aidti uiini' the poorOS-MMOOOI Wliigs to a fair
share t f the hu.-ks. tint puts the case on quite dif
feret t grounds; nnd the rage and malice cd' those
cxpeetan'-, at the idea that prem itutv exposure
defeat the prepo-cdar r-iiigen.ont, has p it thero
iitoapis-iou that we trust will do them good.
Anger is ftl natural as laughtt r, and Ml OITflOJBinnil
fit of the forrn -r is not without its use.
As Mr. Attorney-Genera] Clifford is believed
to have a great hand in this plot, we wore led by
that conviction to go a little into his antecedents.
W iiting from memory, nnd at a distance from
j documents, we a}.pear to have Rallen into a few
nkffl noloj-ical errors with reeaeet to that gentl
tnan'l political history, over which a great clamor
is made?quite a common pi :ci> exp dient, and
such af might very reasonably be expected from
the journals retorred to, for drawing off attention
from the real point at issue. The pant political
history of Mr. Clifford is not of the slightest con?
sequence cxeept as it bears upon his connection
with the plot between him, Gardner and the
Hunkers to put the Kimw-Nothing* into their
pockets: and, touching that plot, wv d ? not ob
sirte that these lornl-mouthed paitieiptton i:i it
have a single word to nWe h ue bmI for
the documents, nnd may shortly produce satis?
factory pioof that the only thm.s itntsd by B1 as
to Mi Clifford's pa-t political career, which we of
the slightest importance to the ietM?viz., that lie
has been a tolitieal trimmer, aud that his conduct
in the 8ittw case disgraced himself ami boli'tled
his ( fiice and his State, are true to the letter. As to
our chronological errors touching tho incidents of
his political progress, we shall correct those too, and
we do not doubt that this correction a ill enable u*
to throw additional light on his political oh iraetcr?
the only thing al out him as to which we have
printed a word of censure.
Thst other persons SB \v?!l as ourselves are
aw;.re of the dm get thut combinations may be
ii. ..ie in Mr.as.iehusetts which will give its Preei
1 dential vote to the Democrats is evident from an
! article in TAe Ilerah! <,f Saturday on Presidential
candidates. Though, as is well known, very hos?
tile to Pierce, thnt journal, while it denies tint he
can get any other Northern State, admits tint it is
pOteikle he may carry Massachusetts. The con?
ti: m y alluded to is doubtless the coiisumm.iti'.n
Ot the plot which We have attempted to eXpos ?.
and the existence and danger of which is well
known to others as wi ll as to us. however it mav be
Ike interest of the parties concerned in it to throw
dn?t ii.to tl.e e\es of the Massachusetts p iblk-.
TIIF tluORS BaSMj|4BB.
1 he Annual Communication of the Mayor to the
Ct BtRkM Council was sent Ifl last night. Its inor?
dinate length compels us to reduce it to a three
eeJuBUI svmpsis, as the whole dsMnunent, iu inj
r.. dalle It pc, would Cover three pages of TaM
Tkiihm.. Itpreg. nts few p. Lnts of interest to
the present centtin?most of its important reo im
ii. ! dations takmL to a very disttnt Attain for their
i realization. Mr. Wood is anxious to fortify the
? city by enormous work* on Long I-land; wants
I exp. met reduced, but not at the sacrifice of mir
high destiny, whatever that may be: eh arge? a
great proportion of our burden upon the Free
Bchoel sjstetu of the State; layi we BN . i.-Lt a.id
a half millions in debt beyond BV present re?
sources: goes in for a sj stern of permanent
l e piers, nnd for Mag anjthing at any ox
petise that will make Commerce the king and
New-Yirk the seat of his power, with
Pre.- Trade for his scepter. He explains the
foreign panper bu-ine*s, which gave at m: h
trouble lust Summer, and wants string- nt fmiun
to present the im|w.nation of such persons, but
-till detires the arrival of any uumber o?f hon -t
in ui graiits. He wnuts to establish a new Smirary
Pi ; < e. and to abolish the present City In-pecton
Di jail M III I wants sti-ct ipiurantiiie-, and a free
, mum 11 Crott n to wash the .utter... but salt aTBter,
or u* ? < n the -frei t-. He fa...r- earl;, imp:.-; -
, nunt of ti e i.pp, r part of th.- island, in order to
pn real the migration ot < ur citizen... The Hirlen
P.u r sLi.i.id be made i_ ti, .;, \\ rCserv ur
piishni: he: <!, tad iLed /.tral Park at OOaM laid out.
T!.? V'< iicc ha- i>., n ?Bch in pneed. BBsJ hetii:ii'.
BB re :, a| I ? pkaedj but it must be 1m giving hitn
aalfarfted ontrel over the Departme.it. gtiaot
i pi nicg expense is a grievtuice too intolerable t > be
iii-r bert.e. and he n-eouiueuds a perin.tm'Ut
Con.misfion to d" away with the horde of A***-*
tern. Collector*. CaunnUUeTB, Inspektor?, an.! other
IfOCi? who make un arnod fortune*) under th"
present system. The Market? he would aboli-h al?
together, giving full permission to all to sell gaud
articles when, where, and as they pleaaed. Bt j
looks upon the Cn-ton Water as our noblest bless- J
icg, and suggests means for conserving it and adding
to the supply, cbiotly h\ the introduction of m ?tera. ,
and the ? curing of th.- supply stream* of Croton
Rbw. The c-t tt Lit g ifion is another topie, on
which he suggests that some plan be devn.'d to
make those who go to law pay the pi|*?r. and re?
lieve the eitj from the heavy ex;>en*e ti??w incurred
fir the supjiurt of Courts. The message close*
with a recapitulation of a hundred or more subjects
I r legi-lation sent by him to the Common Council
bet w ar, but not entertained by either body. Mr.
W? d refers all to the present Boards, and looks for
better luck. _
aOXICfe
We give to-day. in the letter of our correspond?
ent at Mexico, another chapter in that melancholy
history of national decay and dissolution of which
Ikat country is the areua. The (Jovernmeut so
lately established by a successful rising against
the evil genius of the country, Santa Anna, is now
in its turn assailed by multiplied sedition. Enemies
spring np against it on every hand, like wild beasts
sc? king to get possession of the dying mm whom it
gi..mis. The President, seeing no other resort,
has appealed to the people, and purpose* the urn
rcrsal arming of tie National fitiard; but it is dif?
ficult to Mt how that body can be relied on at such
a crisis to sustain an Administration w hich, in tb-?
ntiture of the case, is selfish and imbecile. Hut
the most singular feature of the w hole imbroglio is
tamt Alvarez, when he retired fron; the eafKal,
atti r baviug resigned the Presidency, txik with him
a large quantity of w arlike munitions and materials, j
and en his way home to hi* mountain fistnesges iu
Gas rreto levied h-ary forced loans upon one or two
c ties through which he passed. Our correspondent
conjectures, with apparent jaataflO, that the old
cbii t'tain?foreseeing that the country at large could
not b?' raised out of the anarchy iuto which it has
fallen, and which, indeed, has become chronic? '
determined to have at least the means of saving his
own province. In truth there seems to be nothing
else to expect but the breaking up of the entire
Kcpublie into souie half dozen fractions, each
under the lead of some aspiring robber, w ho fights
for the power af plundering all the other* also.
??
Tht Botti n P<ut, which, from its intimate rela?
tions to the Boston Custom-House, ought to be '
pretty good authority in these matters, makes th/'
following semi-oflicihl announcement. Hut lor that
eieeai of modesty for which Tht Pott i? so remark
ably distinguished, instead of confining its sf ite
n.ent to Collectors only, it would have iueluded at
least natal cfiicers. if not the long Hot of subordi?
nates, who are perhaps entitled also to share in this
?illegitim upon the Collectors:
" Why are the collectors of the customs the most
1 raise worthy mi n we bate I Beseaec they mmrot '
I . |IeH to attend to their duties, their whole duties,
and nothing but their duties."
The duties to which Tht Post refers consist in
intriguing and electioneering in behalf of the re
uominafion of Pierce by the Cincinnati Convention.
_
MOM WASHINGTON.
NAVAL MATTERS?M. 8ABTIOE8.
Kioui Our Owa Cnrreifai.Ieiit.
WaamveTov, Ifiaada.. Flab, i, i***}.
The Naval Committee oi the Senate has formally
d> c dad toi void the labt r ind responsibility involved
D a thorough investigation of all the cases referred
to then by the action of the late Board. An
nqulry, such as would be required from the
memorials alreadv presented, would absorb every
other business before and every public duty of that
Committee until the day of adjournment, and even
then it might be: imperfectly completed. The
C< mmittee entertain an opinion, too, that this task
ii otic which properly belongs to the Executive,
who alone should be charged with the direct
responsibility of correcting injustice on the part
of the Board, as all promotions resulting from its
decrees] are nominated by him, and, it is to be
presumed, with some knowledge of their fitness
and propriety.
In order, however, to provide some mode of re?
dress for cases of wrong and hardship, the Com
niit'ic have now under consideration the sugges
tiens of the Secretary of the Navy, git en in reply
to a specific call from them. They contemplate laws
increasing the number of officers in each grade
as an alternative proposition, a a'irectiriu to
the Preehlenl to reserve all the accruing vacancies
caused by resignation, death, or otherwise, for the
benefit of those now OA tM retired list who may
be justly entitled to consideration. In addition to
these pians the Committee have also another,
originating with themselves, i,?r tho organization
ol a Heviiorv Board, to be so ??instituted that the
most th vrough examination may In mad-1 into
? very individual ease, allowing the fullest time and
opportunity Lw accusation and defense, and requir?
ing a record to be preserved of all the proceedings.
The opinion is entertained that of the two hundred
< Seen placed on the reserved list, not more than I
i 11 fourth of the number would court a rigid in
\ i "tigBtion. Hence the labors of the new Board
would be much lighter than would appear from a
casual view of the subject.
Theoe three plans admit in so many words that
the Hoard did inrtict some degree of injustice, for
correction of error is the admitted purpose of each.
Nobody denies the fact, while every one admits
j that the get enl reform must increase the efficiency
and character of the serf ice. No radical remedy
of that sort can be attempted without slight inju.y
in its omissions U BTellmm lb eommiisiuns. The
aggregate good, how ever, outfit to be more than a
?et ofi to any imividual wrong, which inav be
caiaUe of being remedied. The action of'the
Comm it- e irunJs] si tin to preclude ail expectation
ot any act nvoking the pro.-cedings under the law
oi th.- bet Ceagreaa, as it rertaiaiy forecloses any
?eune of personal redreea.
The carafe*of M. ^aitik'-s the Freaoh Minister
here, has expired, and the I., nation is still in the
hands of the first Secretary and the Chancollor.
I hi .v report ii at M. Bartfgec urfll resume bis mis
?i?n iu the Spring, but the fiovernm.-nt hat re?
ceived no such tufornataOU from France. M. Sar- 1
'igeg rendered himself extremely unpopular in
? fiicia! as well as in private intercourse, and it is
by no means improbable. Mr. .Mason may have
leen requeetod to inform his Imperial Master that
I seme other representative of Parisian manners
w< u!d I ' more acceptable. Sgrtiges ia a French
enob, and a Count of bmm kfaai at that, and like ali
ot!.. r Juobs. he is eerpi- tl. ii.ee >ontempt dues not
? ften rise to the dignity of t ?te.
The authority eonfi fre?l through the War lie
f artmcnt upon the f.ovenior of Florida to raise
three or more c. mpani? s of volunteer tro >ps for
tka lappreaaiea af ilbaad Indian --outrages." b
but the teginiiing of the end. That movement
ail . expanded lata a ynaag war. with lb haag
? Ii pgae af rvjuaaqujaul eJahnu, and before the
hundred warriors are remoTed or exterminated, a
aeore af millions will be registered ou the books
ej tie Treasury. 'Ihere is too much reason to
ui] i oae this war is a matter of deliberate specu
If.tii n end contrived for no other purpose than to
enrich a band of hungry adventurers who are
a:11 i g to sacrifice innocent blood at the shrine of
u. inUM n.
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MAGNETIC gTELEGRAPi,
DnlMJS IV W \SHINOTOW.
?tutorial Cn?tmiiitiK.c? of Tho K T Tribuaa.
\\v-lllM-To*, Monday. F??b. I,
Off* Cullorn was choaen Clerk to-day nt m
vote* of nearly all the liVpubliraii* ami most of th*
>? .iiib.-m American?. The fact that he ha<l fought
the Nebraska bill to the laut ami lost hi* loat B)
( ' ; _re*#. thereby. endeared him to the Anti-Na.
hraeks nii u. who do not war upon the South aar
proscribe men, but only defend the right* of the gV>
North against aggression. It was deemed wisn net
to risk the chance of a defeat M Basy, li*o\*ft
case on a question of the ooiiipnrutire regularityef
credent.als. which i- Whi'tieid-* strong point, ha)
to fight the battle only BBJ the merit* aud that at
the earliest moment. I know Democrat* who ah|
sustain (?'< v Reed* r s claim to the seat. I know
Do Bi publican who will oppose it. II. O.
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FROM U 18HTNGT0N
WashUtBTOB, Monday. Feb. 4, H.*4.
To-iav the acting S rgeaiit-at-?niia, Mr. (lia**.
brenrer." drew from the Treason- about e?0,0iw it
gold whu b amount had been advanced by h:in to pay
lleml H , Mr. 8 <k.-r Ranks batrbaj
mt u B hh _-ht >'ii Saturday signed drafts far that par.
poac. f rdd.POO arc yet due to Member*, an I will hi
? iiawii f. r di.nng the pr.sent we.-k.
An Ai ti-Administration ? au< us was hel l at th*
Capitol to i. ght. Joi n 1. I'. ttit ot Indiana waa tkt
4 hmrmaii. Between eighth aa I ninety mem'?er? w.?a
|,r?*.i.t, UMlladlBg Rcptil.'icans and IBM Soulbeaj
n,n>: as Northern American*. A large nainbecsj
olTne-..ekirs vi. re in out-nle attendance, an\ ouaf/
ii i,u:rir.g aa to the pf**jrB8B ot the tasdda proi-eedirjfa.
Frei eh S. Kvan* of Wa*! ing'on wa? BOBslaatmi Sor
ajeant-at-Al?ii I "p'- M. C. Darliag of Xew-Vork,
Doorkeeper) Boboti Moms of Pennsylvania, I'oat
ma>ter; ard 0. Follett, editor of 7 ay Omm Smm
J. . m,:i, Flint, r. It is uii'!'fBtOO ! tnat CoL S houl?,
of Thi Cinetnift't (loze'te, M nimn lated with thai
leDtleB-BB. V. W. Smith of Syracuse, and Nat ha*
Waigel t, were his competitor'.
The Se nate lo ttay ooaaaraod Mr. DaBa* a- Minister
to Kng'ard.
Mr. Culloin was elected C'.erk of the Home by tht
rote* of all Iba RenalNBMHM praa at, except Me****,
1 ? fbarat, Ulms, Bret.Ion, Day, Holloway, I*"*!**,
Nie boll-, Qiilaiiiii nr.) Wiit.-ori. ?'..mini e I with all tht
\n.r. uns present, excepting Messrs. Humphrey
Mar-hill. A.K. Mar-hall, and Walker.
Judge BOB!b?te having recovered from his recent
iliner*. the Ccnit of Claims in again in *e-aion.
It i-1 alcalati d tha* it leasl Ire hundred applicant W
f.,r o4Ve under th" Hobm organinatiou were iu aa* *
al-out tl.e Capitol to-day, while distant uspiranta are
OMiataBg through Congn s-ional frieiula.
X X X I Vth
F1K8T
CONG RESS.
SESSION.
BEKATE.... Wabbubotob, fobs \
Petitions were presented Aval seven! Naval omr-art)
who f?dt aggrieved by the action of the Naval Kete.
ii g K< ard.
Mr. TOOMB8said the Hoard should have kept?
reeied to kIh.w they hud not exceeded thejutisdicttui
.enternd upon them. Wrong and min-tice ha I baaa
done by their decisioi.s, and uo act of hi* should seas
tien their proco, dings.
hfr.CLATTOH W tended the Bond, but was wilUAf
to conaet any errors they may have unintentioaaOy
committed.
The l'resi.'ent and Seer, tary of the Naw hast
power lo reveise the action of the Hoard, aal
BBbBM it was shown that the Hoard had exceed**
tl ell jurisdiction, it was to be presumed they had net,
Mr. BEN.i \MIX ooateaded thai the Naval Hoar.
had riot exeri ised any jui iM?etion, but simply gavs
their Hdviee and opinion on matter* before them.
Mr. BAYARD had no imputation* to make agaiaa
the Hoard; it was couiihmciIof honorable and mcrita
i oai n i ii, but the law under which they acted gaj
the aaaal tiarbnious ever made by any legislature if
any civilized country, lie ie.'..uiiiiended the paaaafl
of an act aatiKwittBg a ItoTiBorj BoanL to be mm%
poae-d mainly of civilians.
Mr. CBITTENDEN bettered it wa* per fee t!y com?
petent for Congya to utterly aaaal u i abrogate tke
action of the Heajart, Mn<\ make it a* though it bad
n< vi r exi-tt d.
Alt*' fnrtiu r debate, the object was po tpon d.
Many bills were sBtwdaood. principally t.?r inters*
impiovem?nts; aod oae by btr, \l?.\M's to .-it.at
the itiraj of nalBialliBlhaj.
Ol Biotioa of Mr, FISH, Um K.nance Committes
wt re instructed to inquire whether the smaller Spitoisb
eota in iy l ot be removed from cm alatmn, or hare a
value established bv law to accord with their luiriasis
value, nnd to avoid the fractional parts of a cent.
Adjourned.
B0?8I 01 RKTRKSKN I'ATI \ It
Hu BPCAKEB adaiaiatered the oath to support
the I i nstitution of the United State- to the -m mben,
the R. i p-i Mati vi - ol each Stute advancing aj their
names were called for that purpo-e.
The Delegates from the TetrKorle* w. re likewja)
iwora. When the name of Mr. VVhttaeld wa* <nll?t\
Mr. OBOWaaid. in deawaaee to the elatied of ba
friends, he would not object to his being sworn.
lie thought, hawevet, that oiroaxaataaeea vroakl
wan ant the withholding the oath. Ba hoped tobt
beard some other time on th i question.
Mr. CAMPBELL Of I H io -aid that rt eon-tit-ient of
I :-. a Keiituckian by birth, had Ik-cii diabobca'lr mar
den din the mo-t cowardly inai:n-r?having leeiiabut
in the beck, aa Le was credibly informed, by an offleer
in?!. i th. (.my of the Oeaeral Oorentneat in Kuaaa
As i bjecting to the adiuml-tiation ef the o itn to Mr.
WhhAeld would only tend to greater eonnioon after
their exeit. d Hinigu'le, he would not insist upsin it.
1 BMstfcej of Mr. WA8HBDBKI <d Maine,*
CoBMBittee waa oppotated to wail oa the s-natei
mil im th? m that a quorum of the Hou-e Lad
bk d; i beted Mr. Ranks Speaker, aud waa now ready
to proceed to busir.es*.
of Mr, I I NMN'fiTON, a Commit!**
area apjiointed. in conjunction with one of the Senate,
1.1 \> aa on the President and inform hiut that a qua
mm of the two House-a h ad uks. mbled, and w. re ready
to ret t ive any communication h< might be pleased bt
make.
Mr. TOUBBIt ?N ..irered a reaolatioa for the akeaai
of n Cl rk by viva vi>ce. Laid on the ta
against ?:..
A tenolution, d. clariiig Wil.iumCiillomof
Ch rk of the House' wan adopted by Iff to tt
iaa
1?
As the Speaker administered the oath of OBMeB)
Mr, ( ii'loni. then were manifestation* of approval a I
the galielies.
11 a BMOajbeia Ikea proceeded to select seats, iaa>
?. .iat.ee with a KOOlatAoa moved by Mr. Hall, that af
tin munbers retire without the Imj-, and severallyb>
tnta aa thefa names were drawn by the Ch rk froai
box. ni d t.ike peaataBMOl Of such seats as they im/?*
ts-i.et.
This proceed lag consumed aliout one hoar.
Mr. M( fJOUs then offer da reaolBttoa declanaj
Mr. Gtoaabraanar, the preaenl iaeambeat, ? ?rgeauter
Aims, pending tie ODBaiflfnalloil of which the Hoes*
aoji.nrni ?I.
After the- adjoummtut BB Auti-A lministralion C***
ci!-??.- aaaeaaaoad to 1? baM tLi* snalaa
sb
BEJOICDfOfl AT TBE ELEi TION OF HANHA
Boert ?. Monday. Feb. t. 1W*>
11 ? sJthMI I of Walt ham. the i ativ.- town of Speehsf
Hai k-, tired loo guns tc-dav in honor of bis elec?aa.
Tl..-eiinonneernert wa* made in WVt'.aui on Satar
day Bigkl by a speeinl meaeeiiger from Huston. S^W"
ral dwelling- were dhmuiint. d, r-nd . m.-ritiilst-af
nyeeeaai Made. Mr*. Hank- waa called ujun, aad
!? nre'in attendance at the sn k bed of Ie r ni.Hber.
Beartj i/eer- were giYeai at tin- reeMMaeaief ajf
leadBMj Repub'.i. uns, wkea akaat midnight the eroad
?;isj ein d.
Ba.vie.H. Monday, Feb. 4, law*
A saint, of 103 guns wi 1 be tired bore to morrow a
1 ot ..r of th. .;, et ion of Mr. Hank- to the Speakei-*bu>
of tl.. Hoiis,. ,,- j>, pn aentstive,. In the evening the
ti publicans will hold a public meeting.
KAN'S ts B7EWB.
Chi iao, Monday. Feb. 4, ISM.
W I 1 iv. advice- in ? Kansas saying that uo <MI
than was Leid at I.<??%-? nwotth. or at other pots*
in thnt Teotsary on the day fixed for the eletrtooe, th*
Mat- . tl'ueta teariuk: violence fniui um Miss.iar.aas
I . ii.-" s'.it.- t'at another gi mt raj nva-ion was*f
j ?.!.'fi. ?1, aad tint extensive warlike pwparatsaB
v goii _ ? n in Lawrence and Topeka.
a 1AIAL <M i CRRFNCK.
KfrroKT, N. J., Baa day, Feb. t
A J Oai g man, nnin. o I. islia I fa gl-', tva* fouu-1 <i*e*
OB tL.agaade th e''s.p Daety Miller, at K**"
1 >.it din I. t) i- men iaa. The BVaoa had b?-en lobb*"
Frida] ni^ht, aud the captain, Will.are Crana, h?*
? t a h aded gnu in ?beb a position that the opeiiiaf*
tl e < nbin slide would dise Large the content* i,lW|JJ
? i;s of the person op- iiing it. Boa-le had appatCBW

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