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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 6362.
ffJEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FRO VI WASHINGTON.
1 SEW MEBBAMA BILL IX TDE SENATE.
I
THS BHSOfRI C01PR01IISE SUPERSEDED,
extraordinary excitement.
Singular Position of the Cabinet and
its Organ.
INFORMATION WANTED CONCERNING TBE
POPE'S NUN'CIO.
LENGTHY DISCUSSION AMONG SENATORS.
Spirited Debate In the Suite Relative to the
Rallrem! UleU at Erie.
Buxineu in thr Mrw York Lrgialatnre,
die., <Vc., &e.
Tfca LkUit from \VuKlngtoa>
MU*M OF M. BOl'l SOU, TU? Kl 831 AN M I .VI ST SR.
Wuwjiutuk, Jen. 2t, 184t.
M. AJexAOdre <5* Boditco, the Humun Mlalator, died at
hi* residence la Geoisftuwn about twelve o'elosk las
Sight
1I1K KBBBA.8IA QrESTION ? NBW BILL DITIDINO Tfll
TmirOET? OEIAT KXiTTKMKNr ? SOMBRlJBTS OK
TMK PBMID1NT ANU CABINET, II'O.
Th* part tweatj four hours b?a wl'netiei a com
plete wjmwt at th? 1'reiideet ml Cabiset on the
Nitrukt matter. Id orter to aadera'and the vhola mat
tor WB aanrtt give A brief narrative
TlM Amendment wbl;h ma Mat y in yentertay as having
agreed apoa by th# i abirat. leaving ths vAlidlty of
IhB MUtoarl compromise ah applied to Nebraska to ba
Adjudicated npoa by th# Supreme Court, wa? submitted
?y Mr. Breokeuric'r#, of Kea'ueky, And Mr. Phillip*, of
Alabama, to Mr. DoupW*. ai chairman of th* Senate Corn
?ltta# on Territories. to nce if it would moot bia approvAl
?the Prweident b?T D,- nam thoaa geu'lemea to Jadge
Douglas, wha, It wu understood, was prepared with ab
Amendment, deelArlnif 'ua Missouri cn nprjjtlaa iaopara
#TI. Tha ha tar Am?ndm*at ba offered to-day. Mr.
OouglAs stated that b# had no par'ieiilar objaotioan to
the Cabinet ameadmet,- it tha Month would oonaaat to
BOtapt it, far ha aoaslde-'ed bia bill as n rig. sally reported
fa fAat amouated to an agrcva'iou c.f tha Miaaoari com
promlaa. Thi gentW-u toeo c*'l#<l upon several laad
log Sou tha ra mta- Mnana. Atchison. Maara, Hunter,
and othara, Aad discovered that th# Cabinet amendment
Would not ga dowa at a I. Vhla ?aci U at lag been oommn
Bioated ta tha PraaicVc , ha eegged, hU f i.ada to (at tha
?Hfliit members together for consultation yaatarday,
(Baaday.) Tha remit ut thia eonaui?U a waa Aa agree
BMat that tha amendm-nt preeented to-day by Jadge
Doaglae, ahoold ba ag'?a! npi<a, ad I '.ha South would ra
?Ut May Attempt to eunraU any other amendment upon
lb* MIL Tha amendu em la Aa follows
"That tha aoastitutinB aad laws of tha U hi ted Statan,
Which Are not locally inapplicable. nhall bar# taa aa aa
force and effect within the said IVrnt-rry of Nebraska ?.?
elaawhare wl*hip th# United *Ui? except tha e'j'.th
Bection of tha aet pre^aratorr to thn a^ronai .n of l?
aourl into tha Enioo. at.prnvic *ra <? a A 1^20 #b\?H "a*
raparaadad by tha r?li e p'*? nf 'b? l'j! Ution of !?? 63,
?OniBKaily eallan th# on pn bi?" ui> ? it-*, al4 h ;*
by CaolArad iBOp#TAt>rr "
It will ha aaaa It no, u?# h# wr rd ' rapaal," %* -t>
filed to tha Mtuour oumu oml.?; nut aubatitutwt 'v
Worda"aupet?atfa" ap'1 ? iB"p#'**i?# '' Tula la -loaa to
?veld the oppoait ioo of 3l r?? ^ > i *hero men, wh ? I
?onUtnd thAt tb? II ?a<.rir- Iaw la a' AOBitltutlonAl, and I
Who Wov Id, therefore, rifui,# t? "r- |f#at" au nnsoaatita
Mooal eMatneat? a m?r# ijalaol#, of ooaraa, at to w irla.
Maaara. Atchiwa. Huoar, Muon, Ooogiat, Bright,
neefcearldga, Phillip* aad. peibepa aome othara
?wordiifly repalr#<. r^aterday ataraoon to tha
White Boaae to a## *ha Prealdart, and tall him tha
reault of their dalil?ra.'.K>na. Tha i'raaldant, however,
harlag probably h#ar>i nf blr. Hapr#iB" Oiurt ameadmaat,
told tha pentleaian tha* ba ka^ "raliglouii ajruplan
afAloat diaenaaiog tha ?ut jfet ra Sao 'Ay."
The |iatl<HB aot ?ci raelatUia the c iff* rwnae between
the propriety of tha Prart^aat dtrectlog tham to dliauu
the Htter, Baa^ay thouKh It waa. And hla joining la tha
0iffi.?al?i hlyaalf, ih#a atetod, thrrngh Mr Atahlaoa,
that If the Pmldant declined to d!>cuaa the pfopoaltlon,
they would take It for (.-anted be it, aad would
regard tha Aaaendaiant abro^Atint th# Mlaaouri oompromiee
W aa a^miniatration maaaure. Upon thia the Praiid#nt
Bpeke, and, after lardrv ryra'lnna, a?r?ad tna. th# oill
Aould be reported. And ??ld tha AdoiniatrAtloa would
then take ground. T>I# re?t'?roan left, with tha uud?r
Itaadlaa that the admiBialratiaa would A>e ground is
tte faror.
To morrow Mr. R'chArd?oa, an the part of tha Houaa
Territorial Ooaaml't## it to report a bill preoiaal? rlml
lar In all ita featuraa ut the Penata'a %uiand?d bill for
tha eetablMhment of the IVrrttariea of Kanaai and
Mebraaka.
Cpow tha bill, thua amended, the flfht la to be made;
?ad the 8o?th will unit# to rote down all emenlmeota.
She Prealdaat aad Cabinet will Coubtlaaa au;pnt It If
they lad a majority < f C^wgieaa aad the eouutry la lte
flaror Art the baekis^ aoa Mlln a which has bees wit
aeaeed on the part of tb? Pre.id. ut aad hia adrlaera haa
Mfgoetod all lBdepeuJ#at m?a The 1'ni'M alnae ITriday
haa fnaentod a raeoaa Inn of aon.Mi<>U which would en
title lta rditon t i Br>t #nga(#maat? In any nirena
Uea. Uanw will rate ft r t> # bill w a vea^.ad; but b# wi-old
pre tar, ha ?aya, if th# bitt#reap tbould aot be preaaed to
hla Hpe. Meean. 15 i* tit and Dodge will a'ao rote for It
Ottr laapraaaloa la It Fill paei the s#n?'#, b*t atende a
?nail ahanee la the H< nae, if the *florte of the peculiar
Northern frteada of the a<1 ministration cab defeat It. AU
ta, however, ta a fog The Prwaideat and Cabinet Are
hreahttag, the epclla h??# ail been dlatrlb ated? a*d no
higher atatoemanship i# knewa at the White Uooee.
There are ?o flied prlaoipias goveral <g ibe admlaiatra
ttoa. Ail It aBpedieuay and aa afort to eatoh tha papu
lar brearw Where li wilt #n I a brief period meat cowda
teimtae
Tha Ifrmn of to mom w will eoataia ab Article #od??
en I tog to Teooocli# it- > biidl ng eour.e on tho Nebraahn
bill Iks artiola #t r> a- f"! Iowa ? 'Tfce amend nan pro
paeed hw Mr. I>uunl?a y#aterd ay waa ietoaded to re
mure ah doebt as U< th# ;rue meaateg aad operatiira o
the aompromiee pf l?6o. It tonlar#s that by the p-tn
aiples of that oon>pror,lM> the Mis onrl eon promise wa <
supersede!, aad tb^refoa, that the re eaaotmeut o
Iboee prlaaiplea is tne N#Drarka hill readeri tue Ml?
***rl sempiuailae act i-mparatiT#. It is deelgaed, there
*"B, to aarry out la *ood faith tha p loalplee of tha com
pcaailaaef UM, aad aranah It cannot fall to command
tba eappcxt of all d? mocrats who are F-sn-Ing faithfully
aad staeeMy upon th# eompronHae of 18ft0, as a flaai
aad pensaweat eettlamant ef the slavery queat<on ^e
eauao bat regard tha pollay of t*e admlnlitratlou aa
dlreetlr ianroleed in th! > qae-tioo. That policy looka to
MeH?y to the eomprmiaw of IBM as an aeeeatlai requi
flto to ftaeooe ratio ortbodoay. The pr?>p wition of Hr.
Douglas ta a praeUoal .ideation of the prlneiplee of that
aomptnadna. and therafor. naaaot b.t be regarded by
tha adrniMtratiOD as a teet ef dam wratle orthodoty.
Thaaakm ft the democracy on thi? propoelnoa will dla
"'pete far aver the charces of tree roil symaathiee, ?>
reeklean*y and pertlnad^uily arged AgAinst tha a<imiati
tratlca by oar whig . pjoocnU whiiat It wiU U<# from
dtoaflsatatm in our own ranks tha Us: veetige of a pre
teat tor Ai opposition "
Oa f.-Uay laat a? Crtrm denoenced Mr. DUhn for
****** ** aa^eadmaul In the aet ata to readar the Mia
wartew?eoelee ouga'ary In Nebraska T>morr>? ft
atulti^ I tea If by approving of tha same ameadmeBt'
*ftof "*? appearanoe of the Vnitm't aitlci# of
Fllday n ems apaaly repudiated by the Cabinet Haw
?aaybcrra It may take to repudiate I ta article of to
."*** "P"" the a umber of friend. Jodge
Doaglaa atneadmaor may prove to bare.
rVrM*'?-? MfCiAL OF TUB ADMINISTBA
Bm A# * ?"??-??MAr^,.BrTKB
or
Baa. Dm' raeotaUoa to day, ealNag for aay papers ia
^ * ?ba gnvwnaiwrt niahve to Badiai'e posittoa
bere, gtre* the affair a ("egrea ef national Imfor'-anc*
which will scaroely toad to allay the excitement mum4
la New Tork br tke preeeace of tbe Pop" n Nuocle. ?*
ohm it la dtffloult to an4er*taad tha pr jarlety of tke Se
nata'i Interference in tha matter.
M. Be.1iri fa uti.ppirj la tbi* city with M Harttpea, tVe
Preach Mm later (>at of comity, tha State Department
S**a bath himself ard bt* lecretary paaaport*; bat tha
Nuncio U not ?atlafled with thu proUeUja, bat hat ap
p'l'd peraonally to tha President, and to member* of tha
Cabinat, for ao?e sort of diplomatic reoogaittoa, aa a
g) eater ?< entity aaaiast violence, of whiah ha stand* la
dresd Gee. Ca??' interest in tha mat wr deuitleea arise*
fiom tha fact Uat tha Naaeio'i Crleada hare iatimated if
Tltlenee la done him here the government of Roma wiU
probably raUllata upon Oea. Cane' soa, who I* Daltad
!*tat*a Charge thera.
M Bedini broujht a* aatograph latlar from tha Pope
to tba I'rMident and it U npoa tbi* feet that ha bafai hla
claim now to an official recogaitioa.
Tha Popa'i letter to tha l'reaideat, aad parhapi that of
Cardinal Aatonelli to Mr. Marcy, will ba aaat la ta tha
Senate ta-mcrrow, la anawrr to UaaanU Uaa' raaalatloa
of inquiry Tha following U tha luantaaoe of tha for
s ar
Tha Popa *ay?: "Wa charge Slgaor Bedlai, our Nunelo
in ordinary to Brazil, to great yiur Eioeilenoy, and fitlfy
oar friendly aentinient* toward* yoa aad tha people of tha
United State*. He ii a person diatiagaiahed for grf at
qnalitiaa of mit 4 and be art Wa bars an doubt bat theee
expreeaiona of onr sediment* will ba agreeable to yju,
and tha'. the bearer of tha tatter will ba reoe v?d el-Ji
every doe conrnderatlon and reapeot." Ha then alludes
to the Gubolica of ibe raited State*, and sraya Almighty
ti ??'. may f hower dowu every jlemi.g jn thia country
The mott singular feature ia this affair ii the faat that
Mr. Harry baa refuaed, up to thla lime, to algnany other
paper than a mere pa'sport, thua decllalng to reoognise
thla mission tf conr'eny on the part of hti Holiness to
this country aa diplomatic. Altbeu|h the enrpt difl?
matiijue conaider It ia that light, Senator Uaa* alao con
il era it in the name caarac'er.
The Nunsin'a eecretarjr a day or two alnoe declared, ia
theS'-ate llepartmeat , that if the governmeai of the
United State* refuaed to graat tbi* diplomatic recognition
11 would stand diagraoM ia the eyea U the world,
and lt? consequences would be ?i>lted apoa ? ur
representative -at R me. Toe reply to the threat wai
that the United S'awa would take care of ita owa honor;
lad the eecoori time 'hat repu <Ucan thunder kaoaked at
the gate a rt RoUi* for redress far outrage* a different re
mit would be witnessed from that already recorded. We
do not kene if the Nat do'* secretary spoke by direction
of bis anterior.
There la a good deal of coaversatloa here 1a ooaaeqaeaee
of the dicplay made by tha Nun io at Postmaatertiaaeral
Campbell's home oe Friday evetlr g, when he had a room
set apart,aDd received cfficlally In hia aoarlet robes of Pon
tifical honor and atate.
Whilst we deprecate tbe leterfereaee of the federal gov
eraioei t iu domeatic police regulation*, it would be wel'
for tba <?ity autborltiea of New Yoik to adopt precau
tiouary maMuras to prevent any rioleaae against Cardinal
Be-ilu: aa be paai.es throogh that oity to Boston to em
bark in the s eamer on Wedneeday, whloh ta no* bis
parp ao. Puch a course frereoted a not oa Mra. For
raat'a flrf. at(<*arano? on the stag*.
FlftSU'EMTKL AITOIVTMBXTS? C0K8CL AT UiMBl'HO,
*TC., KTC.
Judge Brtett, of Jack ton. Michigan, has beea appoint
ed U. 8 Cobsul at Hamburg, rice 8. M Johnson, resigned.
Tbe (olli'Wing appointment* in the Navy Department
we e coiflrmtd to day:? Surgeon William Wheeler, Chl.f
Bureau Hurgery ?nd M?<'.icibe. Ii B. Jartin, Engineer in
Chie' of be M>t; J bn Iientball. Chief Bureau Coa
atmcii b of fcquipiveut anu Ke>?iia
tillH'l * " I Hiai* OONUItM*!.
rUMT
(ton ate.
Waatuoroa, J aa. 'Hi, iKi>4
fIXRK FORTH! LAUD CLAIM* OOMMITtXl *T<:
Mr. (ri-tu ) of Ird mo red that tU Co"imlt l*?
on Prl?ate Land Cialma haatlowd a ol? k. Agrre . to.
Nnmrrau" petition*, , were preae nted
HKW KILL Til will'l MllKAHlt TKKftrii IKT
Mr PoroLAB (deni ) <>' ill.. aik*^\ l-ar* to niku ? re
port fro tb* toml iM o* r?rr>*>ri?a He ?*.d tUe at
tootl< n of tb* Committe* bad b**a directed to 'b* fact
that the eeutbem boundary of Nebraaka aa laid do wm In
tb* bill h?iatotore raported whlib *u 3$ 36, wool 1
di?ide tb* < berokec country. To a*i>i?J thl* th* Commit
tee had deiermiaed to rnoomoiid 3T d"f an th* ?? utb?rn
hour clary The peopl* of that coaolry had two delegates
acting a* th* ir agent* la thU oity , who had ar(*d
that th* couutry b? divided lato tiro Wrritorlee, oa*
Nebraaka, the other Kaaaaa Urrltarr Th* delegation
from Iowa, and. ao far a* h* had been abl* to eeaaul; with,
tb* Mivaonri delegation aatiated tb* Committee that It
would b* better to bar* two tarrltorl** Ta*r* w?r*
*omc other ameadiaeute mad* by tb* Committee In rata'
tion to a dailcat* aubject, and wblch war* mad* wi-.h a
rl*w tbattbara o< old he ao diffaraa * ofoplaiia aa to tha
tii*anmg of the bill Th*a* amen (menu had b**a pre
pared by tbe e< mmltU* in th* ahap* of a aew bill.
Mr (nam ), of Ark.? .Do yon pat both territo
r e* Into on* btl) t
Mr. Doiol>?? The on* bill will provide territorial (or
! ernn eatalor both Nebraaka and Kaoaa*. The Oonm.t
tr* daaire that tr.Ia Law bill b* primed.
Tb* ivotlrn to pii.t wt< agreed to.
Mr Dnuglaa' o?w bill tbui deline* tha boaadarl*a of
Karate aid Nebraska ?
All that part of the territory o! th* United State* in
cluded within tl<e < lluwlag limit*, except each portion*
thereof *e *r* h r*li>af<*r expreaaly exempted from tha
operatl o> of tnl? act, to wit: B^glanlng at a point in
tbe Mlaeoun rifer where the tortletn parallel of north
lat.tn *? ertiaaea tbe fume. th*ne* weat CD aaid parallel to
the lumrolt of tbe highland*? the watar* (lowing Into the
Green ri?*r or Colttado of the Veet fn m tb* watara
flowing into tbe Greet Batia, thence northward uo the
aaid hl< blanda to tb* commit of the Rooky Moantalna;
thence on 'aid ?ua>mtt northward to forty ula'h parallel
of north latitude. thene* waat on (aid parallel to the
weatern bourdary of tha territory of Mlnaeeota. tbence
Hou h ?ard on aaid boundary to tbe Miuourl rlrer; th'no*
down th* ma n charnal of raid rir*r to th* plaee o be
gin ting, be and th* name La. hereby created lato a tem
ix'iarj government, by tha aama of the Territory of
Nebraska
All that part of tbe territory of tbe United .statu fa
alnred witb>n tb* fallowing, except eu 5b portion* thereof
a* ate hire.iiaft.r n^r*??it exempted from tha opera
tion* cf thia aet, to wit Bagloblsg at a polijt on th*
?e***rn bonnoary o' toe Wiet* of Mimju.'I waere the
tbirty ***entb peral!?l of north latitude aroaa the aama:
thene* wraton *ald parallel tj tbe aaatern boundary of
N?? Hnlro; thru" mirth on aatd boanda>y to latitude
th.rta *l|i bt ; th?n** following aaid boundary wea t ward to
tl e aim mlt of t ? Mgnland* diridlag the waM d >w
lag into th* C'le" do of ihe Waat oi Green rirar
from th* watera fl iwlog lot> tne Oreat B?*''a;
the* ne n> rtb ward i,n aal* aaaim it to the frrcb th para I
l'l of latlmoe; tb?a a *aa on *ald parallel to the weatern
b ubdart of the Htat# of Xuwoert, thenoe aou h with tb*
weatern bonnnaM "f aaul (hate to ih* p'aoeof beginning,
re. and tke kid* I* hereby, rrea'ed Into a tatr porary go
T*ram?nt. hj the name of ta* Territory *f Kaoaaa
Th* a*?tlor pronging for the tleaiioi of a de'egata la
it *nd>d by adding to the worda, ' that the enoatitutloa,
ai'd all lawa < f th* I ol ad Ktataa whl?h are sat looally ta
appllnable. abail bar* tb* no* florae *ad eileat within
the aatd enltory aa *U*wbei*la th* t'al'ad Sat**," th*
follow Ini ? ' Kieapt the tlrbth a*?tloa of th* a?t pr*par
M*ory to tha adir>la*ton of MUaoaii Into th* Colon, ap>
Marab * b, IS'*, which waa >ap*ra* ed by th*
prlnrlpieaot Jie leglalatloa of 1840. aeinmonlr called th*
compromiae m*a*t>i*a. aad la declared InoperaUr*.
!*?o>lon 91 ? And he it farther enaatfd, That la order
to a?od all tklaaonetrae lo*. It I* hereby declared to b*
the tni>- Intent ao< meeoiag of thl* ait. ao far aa th*
qneat'oB o' alaaary I' ? naeraed, to *arry lato praatloal
oiieratloB tb* following proposition aad prlooipla*, eetab
11/bed by tbe eoaiproBitaa meaearea ef IHM to wit -
F.ret, Thai all 'loeeitoa* pertalalag to alarery la tha tar
ntoriea, and in th* new ma tea to be furned, at* t) b*
left to the destaloa of the people rwddlng tbereia. through
their appr^pria* repreeeatattrea. Second, That all
eaaea Ian Mr g title to alarea, and que*' Ion* of ptraoaal
f'eaoom. a>e referred to th* a^jadlaatlon of th* loaal trl
hcrai* with the right of appeal to tha Hap er-e Court of
ti e United 9*ate* Third, That tbe provision* of tba
aonetita'loa aad law* or tha United rttatee la raepeat to
fnalttae* from Jaetlee, are to be earrled lato fal hful *i*
rn Inn in all the o-gaalfed teriltori**, th* *am* aa in the
Htatri
tb* ncaan romimiBrr rrirti.
Mr Ilrarn. ,d<-m ) of V* . rrpoiteJ back tb* am*ad
r *nra ? I the Bou*e to the Senate Mil, regulating tb*
I ' l?bure> meat of tb* Senate Don ting <nt Fund aad reoom
m>tid*d that th?y be r*)>cted,j*xoept the laat, wbieh they
tecomn en< ed be adopted la a a? 1 fled form
Tbe r?c-r roar da' lone wei e onnenrred la
ramio* roa narraig on?inte<>?'? wiooar
Mr Jo!>n (de - .) of Iowa, reported a bill graatlag a
Ena'on of five year* half pay to the w? low of Oai tala
iBiiaon, a bo wa* killed by the Indian* in Utah.
Paaaed.
th? aitmBT irjriniT mix.
Mr reported tbe Military Aaadeoy bilL, with
amendmeata app'oprlatlag See thouaaad dollar* f r the
repair of the Profeaeor'a qnartere, twenty tboa?aad 'or
th* eoMtrncUon of oarakry aierda* hall, and to Uaraa *
the wli.lw of pru'???' ra of French, drawing, end *w?rl
ete dee All adopted, aa 1 the bill peawd
m'Di.rt nam* b noRkmroMT)RMRi wiiii ? Armvci as ahrrigam
Auicsr noKinu tuk iii>?uaiuav w sr
Mr. Mahos (rtfui i ol Va , olfered a rea- lution tailing
for errrnxpordi-are by A I>u? lev Vitus while employed
a* the iliplt ntafc eget of tbe United 8UU1 near tba
?'r?.a?lc Cot. federation, Hungary, and Seltxerland.
Adopted.
tiik icHXWfi or mi .w toik i*kw rrrr Rttx? protoro* for
tiik fnitB) MTAiaa firmi &?
Mr Fish (wbtg> of N T . introceeed ? bill antbnrlilaf
tba Hecretarv of tba Iatwior to provide aaltable null l
ing* fir tb* United Stetee oourt* aa<l olUoea la the nity
o' New York and aaku>g all procee* r?tur aM- to tba
old balk log renraable ta nurh new oae ?? utajr ha pro
vided. He txplaiard tbe ? eee>*ity of tba bill, aad it waj
paaaed
PKOPOei* PR1VAT1 RIM BaT.
Mr. BAmtR ("big) of N C olfbred a reeolatioa. which
?*e laid otw, that during the lemalader of tha 'aaaloa
Friday of sank wetk shall ne devotod to private bill*
THR OETKAG1Q* AOAIXBT T*R P.*t'g NrSnO? HI* PhlTI iV ? OF
FICIAL PArHul f'AI LR2> FOR? friBCHIB) OF Ml** KM. CaJB,
HAWN AMI KTRIRJ)
Mr. Cam, (dam ) of Mi3&., offered tha following reeola
tior. ?
Vc?o|v*d, That the Preaidiat of tba United State* be ra
3?eaU4 ta fl*aia>iiiic*ta te Iht Senate. a-* far aa be may
e?m It cempaUt le witfi tha pabli? inter rt, a oepy of aay
OorratpcRteiica wbich may 1 >?< ukaa rlata with tha OoW
erameai ot tha Papal State* t^uohmg a laiauen ta tha llaitei
Stater.
Mr Caw *ald that a dUtlo(ai?h*d foreigner had been
lu thi* rour.t'y fr r eome time, who it wa? euppoeed bvl
b-en charged by bi? governoeit with eome epecial
p i: aion to tbi- ( ul .ad rbi? wa* a common pro
rrcd'ag to Rnriipa. The reeolutlos we* Intended to A*oer 1
t.ln ? ha1, 'hat u.t'.alt.n waa Ha bad read la tha paper*,
a? be *uppo>ed other i^ma'ora tad. account* of outrages
la New York Baltimore and other place* up n tba per
*<>n of thi* envoy or **, ranger Such proceeding* won Id,
be wa* a ?uit d. he ecnnlenance be bo Aa erican bavlag
any i?gaid li r tie country i r hid g"r*>rnni*nt Thi* gen
t'ek aa, if a p' irate cltiien, waa entitled to the r-ipent
? ad protertJoi which the law* aecured to every man 3 mi
ii.fi ioto thlf. lar u I' he tame here io ft diplomatic onar
anter, tl en tte rharacver of tba oatiou wa< concerns i to
r m f rot ec' It ii frtm tumlt and outrage. I* w*? <iarirBMe
that the faot of hie being he:e u^on anine mlwo'm to
thil goreroment *boul>! ba known If the extut
lrg IftWR for tba proUc.tlon of foreign r-pretn-o'a
tine ware ?<> iBrOici>B> a* to fall nhort of thi*
pnrpore. then C. ugrt-ea .?ught 'a legialata upen tha (at
j-oi Pe had n ada uome ioqniriea aa to tbla geutl'-uaa,
ard ba>' received aiKurancen that bi* public and prira*?
obaracter el>x>d b^h in hin owa country, and among tboei
who knew hlra He knew th* fa?t that prailou* t'i hit
btvicg been a>nt here, tra Papal gorarcmeni bad oalled
upcR the >n enc?n rejj re?#BtaUT? at Rome le irlii( to
k^ow If a miHriioi. to the l/'ut?d - a'.e* would ba favorably
r ceirtd bj the .tmeriTtn people and gorariment. That
reprtbVKtatiTe b*d replied tbat it would ?(T trd tba peopla
a> d g"Ternnj"Bt of thla eonntrj g eat natlifaeUon I.
waa Mated ar a raun* f< r thena outrage*, that iht* gen'la
h'?b wa* concerned in the prooeediog* at Bilogot w->*n
waa pn1 to death. He had inter' igatad tbat matter,
? Lid waa aati-Btd tbat thi* gentieaiaa had no mote to du
with that matter tfcan be (Mr C>a*) bad. The Au*triaa*
b*d taken pt H*e>?ion ot Uo <<gca and bad aat tip a .iiil<t?ry
uutbortty overthrowing all other authority, and vodar
their power Ba?*l wa* eirouted, a* itay call it. but mur
dered, a < b* wenid conaliler it They aefznd Bah*!, tried
and executed Mm wbile tha bourgla*a wai telling aixty
ndente*. Thi* wa* dnc?t by Au*trian military authority,
nd in it thi* gtntiemaR took ro part. Tbate outrage*
? nd vio'atloD* or law tended to prevent the epread of
r-jnbll<an in*tittitioB?. The? wonid be aeir.ed upoa
by the enemlee of p'<palar (r*ti"r. t'oun and heralded
I mm Kuglaud to 91 hei i a a* evidence* of tte inability of
repubi;ctn government) to protect li'a, iib'rty or
propwrty Tbe very fonrdatlo** of the governmeat
re*t?d npon a faithfal obee van*e of the law* of
tse land, and all inch oncbreake and vio
lence ehould be < Uo uutenaanec" and pat down. He
tbrn referred to the aucoanta in 'he morning paper* re
lative <o the vlolenoe dli-plajed at New Y. rk aud at Balti
more, where three ball* were fired into tbe Ca'holle
An hbl bop'a wlat'owe, under au impregeion that thi*
gentleman wa* In tbe r om at the time He ecpreiwed
l ie et lne romo mnation of all *uch prooteding*
Mr kiwK i-aid he l ad bear 1 with great eatlafaitlon
the a-iitiner.te ju>t uttered by the di*ttBi(uUhnd and
ren. ralle Orator fr< m Michigan I' tner* wa* anythlog
'be eroerion peeile were j'ua ly ptoud of, it waa that
tbelr ?i.veri>n>ent waeoneo'law aud a* >ueh.dletl'>guiali
?n fr<n> a I other goveinr ent?; and If there war one
< t>ty of an >xeri?au el'ii-n toward* hi* givero-jei?f
It'll bet 'hr. i aey oth>r. It ?\* to *>e tbat tie law* of
tb?? govetruient eeie n?t. oiitra??d and ttolated H? re
if -wtt-d t- *?? bv >br repoito that thin g.-uil~ ra*j oe he
? be Le ma viao h. - n net id Ui pari of tni* louutry
bj vulei re >v-i or.trtt|? d.?*ivii an . in*nlt. H' anew
ut birn o' t e H'tD h'meelf, n"r hla p * t'^n in tltui
e?untl? If le ?at h?n> a* 'be gi,eat ' t -taunn, b
w? e entitled tf tbe pn.t.tellon of .he o *t;n t e-e'f ?lj?r>
If re were ter? a* a private ol' itrn. th' iiga he proteo
tioc of the g-netal #? vrrmneat cjoIi' dot ?*t?iid io h:m,
yet tbe exprerelt'n in the >ul e of tbe re eolineut Of
ep e*e[ tanre* of tb* 8taUr* a.lght iavi aom* eff?jt
ia i*A>E?iDiag the 'arbuirnt if he --ere no. um. a*
tbe n neet ol tbe natiotf. Le wa* bare aa a foreigaer
Halting the o< UBtiy, *ud he bnped the penpla of
tbla Patmn weie not jet realty to exoiaim a? did
tfe R?Bmna <f old, ?? fnu arw an alien an eawn.y."
ir be wtreaccnaed of atime. and be wa* glat 'o near .ti<
yra'.' t eipr?-fr^ hi* upiui.<n ct hi* l-jni-uent'*. u* w*' 'i'?
re poreibl' to tbi' Bat'on fot it, out to tn?- g.?eronenf
w1 ere tbat c.iire waa e^>niintil* d
Mr liinw, (dem ) of H. C . e*i 1 tbat be wee *urjri*el
ta bear of the oetrage* reported '?> have bee > oommlited
In varioti* plane* upon thi* ges'leaian. %blle be deeply
jegieited their oomrrenee, h? wa* (lad that he sou Id
ray bete. !n hi* place In tbe Amrrleaa Senate, tbat tbey
w?>e outia^ ee eommltted by a few irreepon*ibl? peranan,
and not ?har?<? or par.tolpatad ia #y he American people,
ard not eanotionod either by tbe A Tertian people nor
even by the popular will; *uch proceeding* were a' ?arl
tree not arlr with all law. but in dirent sonB.ct with tbe
teaching* "f that relig'on profeeeed both by Catholio*
? nd Pro eetaete He j ined mod heartily with Manator*
In declaring the dlegnet be eato'a'ned for *aeh eibibl
u< n* a< caa taken plaoe ai New Yoik, Baltimore, aad
< tnctan .ti
Mr. IUwtoa, (wblgr) of tit , Mid he bad heard of the?*
(ictniM, but couM not aaaertain lb?ir ttom He did
rutoire what the character of tbi* pcraoaage waa, he
uiurtl hi *; Itall'y bed btD (tab&wd The Da'l'*al cha
rac'ar bat* h??r pat under foot hy thoe- participating is
lb?? ni'ni(<?, ?nd be regretted to be obiited to add
ibkt co'hm. had been done do effort made, by ih* ait
thorltl?* it th? locaiitle* where It took puiee, to paniah
t be ('OraCera. No one wae Wl pnnMbad : r each acta .
The arm of tbe oiell authentic* on iruch ojoatloua
to have Me a peraljz".' Hu it oome to
Ihfe. that the liberty of can baa bee ma no ?reat
that at tl.Hr will they rite in a b?dy and pat
down all eilalng . law* during their pleasure.
Hie cause of all thia waa that the ro??titutlcn and lew?
of tk* r.i'UDtry were ant enforced by tiH local aut no-it'?a
ami ti O' Breqeetee the Amnricaa oik.?aml obacaerer cf
tfcla foreruDjAit are to be taral>h*>t by aucb conduct.
Ih.?? aci* will g? 'rr'h to Hw MlH an ??*td?r<-"a of the
character of ue Aoerlsaa people It fa however. un
joet to cbt'jte their apoa the character of the native peo
ple cf thta lend. They ware the wuika of a foreign lnfla
? Doe fh hared upt,n onr ahore* Au1 it waa donbtleae
frt m cooalderatiixa of not > coring te i (tend th a foreign
lrflu*?ceto eateh lte eat* ?? rfpol(t1anl U4?? ihat tieee
proc*?dlr??, ao detria ental to the ebaraeterof the nation,
wer> allowed to pe>e unpuBuhai). f/utu Oinciubatl round
to Baltimcie.no AB.ertcaa h/'orto, if g od jaeracter.
red aken a<. i pari la .?i*ee oortagee It we* an aanult
upon American b.aptraHt} ? iijon American lawa-by for
eign taflaeeoe which felt that there waa none willmg to
nnniah it Tbia gectleaian might bare pataed through the
.state of (teorgia wnhont being moleat?d or attack") or If
?ty had beau attempted tbe|pe pie ami ao hrrltlea there
would hate riaan ud a< ooa man and aruahed U
Mr Banoaa? You may aay tba >ame for tha whole
Scuthera btatee
Mr. Daw mm raid tbat patting all law ard order at dat
area waa the revolt ol entoiireging all kludacf tami to
run wild and ueefceaked, whioti b?dgt.aern In aertatn
loraliM** nuttl thej prcdnred loanrreeticna, rlote. aui all
*ov* of political *rd aoe'al diaordar* Toeae thlagi
wrsld ?o i n ontll (be people tbeiraelre* of tba ?e y
loralttiea ebue 'liey oornrnd would In ei fere am
oat tbeai down. No farther ieg>eiattoo waa needed The
law* now tn exbteoee wtre mttteteat. Tba remedy
waa with the people, who ought to nee thoee law*
exaeatad. The great laeeBtlre to thaae acta of outrage
waa t).a Jiepoalti a inaal -K'oJ by thoee who ah mid t a
erciae tha lewe to carry at h th*<o aad a^evre tue good
wiJ of thia foreign latlueaee. Thia waa why ao at'euip'
wae me a to | ut then rtowa H- eonld not ?at look on
th ?> reenrrene- M t nea? tblige with alnefra regret
Mr. Ioiulaa (dean ) 01 Ti., sal*: tbat h- rigrettad
that tbe Herator bad aald tLtre tblrue < r j ui rv nare
oa nn?d ia. Kaorgla. He did not be lie re they e awl oc
ear with tba amaeat the dealre. at tba trie ratio a of the
parple of aay S ate la tha t'aloa Thare wae no right
minded 4 eaerloan rltlean who woald aay that thaae out
ragea ware taleu latad to dlagraaa tha eoaatry While
thear thlB^* hara oeaarred to particular leealttlee, and
tba dugrace o< them would ra at partleaiarly upon euch
plaoea, yet tba whola ocutry in a maanar would aha re
la that dlagraaa. They had occurred to tha great
Weet, where tha people were ae loyal to tha Goattlte x'o
a* they were to aay ether paction. They had oaeorretl ia
other HtoUa, eraa within a (hw milei of the Oa^itol
Why, the*, aboeld the Sena toe aay they wonld o? wjuld
not taonr to aay particular aecttco I Tbeia waa not, be
waa rare, a Senator tn thta body, who did oo'. regret that
tbeee thlrga had occurred.
Mr. Ktimtt (whig) of Matti , aaM that thli matter
came be ere the detAte nitFipaubadly. ha kaowlag m>th
log cf it till a few mutate* before thr Senator had ; f%-red
the rm lution fie regretted tbat the Senator fr. m
itoorgto a aectlonaf character to tb ? matter He
agreed wl'h tba rtenator from Ililaoie, that thia queattoa
wee aat tonnded by aaatiotal llnea. nor tbat the dleap
proral of rncb oou< oc> ae had be?? ment:onel ?n Dot
noogaad 10 any rne eec'.oa more than another He did
lot don ht but that tbii gent U man nouM have oaaeed
throngb Georgia and tha whole Fouth with mt mol?ata
tk a. b jt be aoald do no la other action* a lei He ha J
paeeetl through Maaeaohaaette, where he f?r Rte
rett) had ma^e hla perronal anrj'ialntanoe. ao<1 where ha
had ir at hi u la Ma By < f the boat private elrum < f e<>clety.
H? bed ke?n boepttahly raceiwed aad treatod in Ma aa
chnaet a Thia gentlwtnan had onrna to thll oauntry In a
btgh dlplrmatle Character, and with a skaraear well
epoken i f br the Senator of Michigan Ho had oome here
aJno la tbe character of a etraaga r, traveller, and Hoinnra
er la eitbar of thaee cbaractwrs ha waa aatitlel te
rerpect. ai?t to the protection which tha law placed apow
bin while bete In addition to theee be waa 1 .eked upon
with reepect? indeed wenwratiia ? by the great body of
Cbrlatiane to whoea church ha belongwd, and who formed
a large potttoa of oar people, aad wheee eharoh la thU
rr^ *?? ^
w?" r->* ?
tht. ooLstry h i had ?aia ?Zl " ^"hLT" "?t "" '?
SSS.*-"
?VWiM <D tun or ?.r other mit^r WhTt PUl>''?
U>e CM.nl g vernioaut ,o t! dl ISS? ?.W"r Ud
?n*uU Id the A?y?>>i ?... ^ i. *otl P"??l?
Bi.iter for the a* vera! rftate* ra ch n7h" *i'0**th,r 'A*
to reflate ,0, diJ?^ ? "if? ,u "nn '""lu.
ti.rugit tin. b. did ?o^i 7.th?U?ht 91 Wbl, Di
pro,,8.,, ,|,Cr? utV?L"" 11 U " ?P
-5m3 'CMS ZTrZK *sr ? w
'?k .u * oB uZ?%ojMs?t A 0?t tsr:r f
u"f riot, or *.,??? ??d b.tirr m th. ?,*a ?,(H
" u' AJTSaSKIJ. i"";tl0f ,lh:
?rx,rmd n?*or,?h,r,pX"oUk,i ',?
c?M<(,r awatlt tn,| batUrjf Uo'l" ? b^'V'no * *'"P>*
^r.urh" ad,""?*u wt^rrrJ
Vr Vn? ? T^0(1 " ra,d ^ t?tii!
?bought, Ighi ca tio /**?lutlon "*"? hl?
*d?i* ?Ba c. ut.tr; T,((cbPt Kow ??"?? *M lhst the
cet?ir* d to h*ve a K*rl^w a ' ?m P P" <"?Hr"""?u'
tleothw whether aL? further *" ,"",u,",* "d
to MurniBt bwvafter >lulatirn, of^? ta"thM
foreign repreet-ntati?. m Thin .?,?m lh? l>*r?o?? o''
c*Duir} wnbtwo Jb>cu. :r*
a, re r hi? fOTfrriia .\4 lr p ^ l\* r"',r" 1
kiown to thl? cot?i ?, um uln? vi. w. of li, ,*' "'**?
Th? oth^r v a? onnkMiim w > ? i fcotrrmga.
Sr
SiK "
BUi.d io Baitim re whioh j blM,D ?"ra
lard it, a ^u-h-ln baT?h ' . *"'Und. *"}
Nrthl? *l N"W (Wm- "hiol? MSSm?SS? rtirtTU
U:: r4t^UtiTC.r67Th. slV^"' ?a ^ oo -a <lon
afiSgsgp
.' ??what unea.,, bu, hV fM ^1Iii^ "*VU<t ?r "1
n.att*r flu ? poke of the pl-a?ur? ht? ' iVTii
Ira ?T?ry?bt..B b> had r<,h. bni '^'1<w,
xgualotaoo* wiifc be Ko^ii.i, t,hl" ui"
'roui i otfrlug moie fuii. tu!o "fpme i blia
'he Arnn can pe^oleHu /?? vanoe ?lta
were .Line the SItier tnl^L Saa.tor.
tb?V^orttl^fcr?o*^h' 'T (>'? ?'? fc?1 ???ur.i
D.r." ir^ wh'n th.PVlT' d:,WD t0""" "otou.
itgan, ,.utoi?k?r Tiofci.ce . bat tb?\?oil ? P.""1
'ar and violated (he law itee I Ti, 7 w,,,lt tmi
?hn?Jd be afnbuwd t* t ^eVJl.re? "ho ha*/""?^.1
r? t?ge d tb?. roDrrY frrpi orp3.^ * d th . ."T
?" '?'<> **i.? .b-t^h. Pap^^:1;
X' sr ,,r ''o r ?
' uoh a Krituio. He Willi. | ? ,i *? r0't> 'ua LO
. jft, wz ???; ? ...?
1 ?*i'a'?<1 ?n.- ,?0?M r . it.L ,P; '':,a
r:o:,r,V"p-i,a ,b- Jy^" ^"w"
?b'ther I, mt'te^oo^/nlV -v '" mt ? h"""""'1'
t~ t a i art Id the Wr> iuBlo e?nD4.' Jht' ? u "
- BuVthi'r ^ vit*
t-1- to .h.t th?re weZ, .u N w yi^"' ^
?'.t/br u7 " '^Ub,r ?d
OJOO aa bani', b^.u 0,(teirhOm >l''r
t?i?iit. H? thauKhi ft ? 7^^ , "fP1*" * a .id
?(. It ec ui-' N.,,.,1, %' ? ii.ao?ro?al o. i
IHpV?f tl.ir BbllMW... Z ??'?""?..? to 1 .latiu t , I
Rn at hod? r f the American r?? 'j***' h* - '>r '.be
tht re *ai do cafetj for urni>er't>' '" ' i *'"w that
of tbe law What a M if^ L. r,*llt hu' 'be ??ootity
tio? f .,tSV.,r,r^tehv^Lohvh,.r^a
ablj a.?emhlt* to ?*p- rae their H, ?, f ' f n,,t ?>**"?
If A itwooWwt bawTu eSlt ?!, k*01
Tl ?18*111 directed tb?t order be (rnerTed
luDooeB^^t?;:d;h;^llh:xwct^D?:f1(^b? ,um cr
r,h the ;r blr- Th* "?oV
"eVac"' SiSr ^ '
f"r ar>? attack n ?!? * of the cnnrt.
mirlbter If tbia 1 law " hi?* ft forei^a
'lat tbe Pre?ldeut htT i ?'oIat*d, all
H* I>l*trlet It'o-ner to n~v.JS .i.*i '? loatruit
doflred In no ?i> tn 'galmt tae nfT^nier He
> el) k.?w tUt K i.r ^ T" " ' plrit ^ He
owl??. to attempt to D0H?1' J,a'U'y r,''lenw? but It wm
bl.,e. pMfMbT/io ./p^r i,V 'I P^P # 'h"r
for etl e. oPpfifc,n'\P;d*'t;;X ' ln,"?"?tioa
The resolution ?a? t0er adopted
th- fcu'.l,i*<: h4d b**? dl'POWd of
a^jonro'd '"l? ??'??? -*Um aod afterward.
Htnn of HrprcMnUtlrci.
WiaaimiTOH, J*q. 28, IBM.
t.AJ?D UV OF Wt%A
Oa notion of Mi. BBkMnofL, (dam ) of Utah, the Oom
oiltte* on rarritorte* >u reqneaUd to inqolr* lots the
?ip< (Merry of extending tb* prorUlom r.f the Dregta
I. tad It* or?r I'Uh.
miikviitul mnuuc. pre.
On bioi i on of Mr. Bwrro*, (<Jem ) of Mo , tha Ounmltt**
oa Agtleal'm* waa tnatruet*d to inquire into lb*
coo; of eatablUhlcig mi Agriealtorftl Bureau, to b* o->a
tectad with the Department of the Id teller, ud that fi*y
r?port by Mil or otherwise.
(?*?mu OH TBI TACirW ?AIL??AI> HI' u
It* rollowlrpr oommltt** no Mr MnDoagal'* PeolJe
Peilroad kill wu aaaouaeed:?
Met* re MtPoetalof Cel., Hamilton of HJ . Oi.bb of AI* ,
fw'nr of Kj. Bll?e of Ohio Heiley of O* WeahSarre of
?>? , l'ien< of Pa, dark of Mich , Hast of !<%., Kid well ef
V? , W alley cf Maea., and Wnlker of N Y.
Th* Ho?m ?Mt lato OnmmltW of th* Whale ?>? th*
Ftat* of tte t'alon on th* PreeHeat'a Meaaage
n? luruu >ad Mmcctine at mm? thi oh m frwrr ?r
kksw??i, riyu pkvii won rre,
Mr Wam, (free foil whig) of Ohio. aald that when th*
iowt wa? lut h committee they had a ena'eat befwaaa
tb* "tarda" ard "aofta," and thl* created aa much *t
citemest *? any otbar (abject H* bad mad* op hi*
ruled aa to th* merit* of th* eratmm/. H* wa* r*
aitad*d of what lawyer* aall prec**dlnge .a a lav with a
eri.ee bill. la hi* humble jedfmunt, N th par tie* bad
?uoceeded admirably la eetabliahlng tbelr olaioi* to r*
b?f . HI* bop* wa* that they will ait r*o*k?* th* >*li*f
to which th* bill* ?ho? th*y war* entitled It wa* ant
bla lateattoa to aster lot* a diuUMion of tha Maw Yo?k
c?atro**r?y, b*oaaae with him aid tla ioa*titq*n'a it
wa* Ilk* th* Kilkenny rat affair, and they **r* oonteot
Lnat th* partie* ihoaM *at ?*eb other op, laarlaf en
thlog bat a fragment of tha tall* H* ari*had to t pa tk of
a emtrorerey which ha* aieiud th* atim u< >o, not only of
th* aaatton a* repreeeiited. bu . tha whol* <v aniry B*
r.ean the "-for pag* of tallma' tr?ina in tha borough of
trie. In 1848 th* leguleian of Ohio waa appl ki to
tb* p*o|l* of PeanaylTania for a nuarter of a railroad to
er?'.*rt Plttebnrjr with e?a ml Ohto, Th* charter ???
rromptly s-r.n'ed by Ohio, authorising Ui? road n
b* **'*ad?d through the retire breadth of that Btate,
and Uirorph tte b*at of h*r aotl. celoolated to
fiw'Mt >??? wealth Into th* lap of I'annayWaaU
Th? I<*fl*i?twr* *f I'*bi atlrao a frant*d a nhar ** t>> tb*
**> p? n Ob io f n a rallmad aeroaa Krt* to tha N*w Yoth
Skat* lib*, a dlatanaa cf torly mllaa. Tbaa* war* .imulia
nfoai l**l?la'lT* aota, J*- |n-.l an ma'ual nona*a>l<n>*
' and fi r motsal accon.irocat oo lint P?naaylraala iu
n?"llata.y r*a*al*d th* charter iba paDtad. *n t ihl i,
through her I*gi? a tore, jiatly ooaiplaiu'd t.iat P*nn?5 b
aaaka waa aotiag la had faith toward' Ohio I'?on*?l
i aria wa> la bla opialon, tha Hhylr<?k Htat* of 'na Ualoo,
aad waa to blaua, bacaua* th* Olflloulti** had ihair la
e?|tioa la fraud oa th* propl* of th* Vaatarn coaoti f.
Bj men pnttiag forward th*lr woaaa at K.rt? to do wb*t
tney 4K not eo th?oialf*i thay onabt tc b* iha adtro
eat** ftor wonxa'a right*. Paaoaylraala ha* ?a*a tha f*t
af th* f*d*ral gr Tornmaat, aad b**a atimalatad by prvt*a
tkM t* an *mtwt Wyowd aay other Stat*, oatll her MM
coBftitntlro htkbwt. uaderuln*d aodntwshe wl h?? tur
lb?r proteotioo tamable her to he<'ge up tan hi.-S?*7*
of oobib uniratlon tllh the Went and opeu up their ?h?n
nolo ?? > ii? fh.'nld iieem fir h*r bcot lat?r*?u. HV ?<u,
Irf1-i*r<i?d h? ?h??r arerVe.
Mi. Ilmmi, (whig) of fa. ??M he would not rip1? la
the itjlo end manner of the gentleman who preced*!
Mm, fca* bit iu ei '."ii tu to ahnr, in l'i tr ii<ht,
the coniot it I'eaDiylraola With regard to the
l"c?I KjimbM" at Kit*. h? took no anri lnuer?m
In it'banhetttd in * content of kitat and crowa He
rrffiv r*eapHnlate?l th? hutwy of th* e*M, aoMtludlng
with 1)? rer'ark that th* road wa~ put there lo deaaao*
of the law of "eraiy Irani*. and wai a frar!ul"nt toraalin
of territory of that State to ruia the bar -or of Sri*,
r-nmyWrnla waa hound to p toot bur harbor and the
; ufcllo. which h?T? rout her forty mllb-iw of dollar* K n<l
i ek?, rrart^ay, aad ho'or c?k I tie hl-tory of that
?<ta*e frnai It* foundation to tie preeent tine.
Mr lm?*t fd?Bt ) of Pa., remarked, tbare aouM he ao
nroa-lonfordl ctin-ioa of thin ocentloi.'ao tt wan not mi ? >a
rblch government could aot T.ie^eutlemar froiu Ohio a ad
made a groie, at warrautable etta-a, on the'nmll p <rtloa
fit i he population of Pet o*y Irani a who had '.bought pro
per to right tb?me*-lr?* loroe, but thin did aot war
rant bta *o attank tbe whol ? population ?n 1 the fa th o'
IVnr.oy Irauia T?* oaly <i'ie*noa wa? a bather l? ? ulil
noi, bate been mote prudeit bit the people ?>? Kri* to
take th* ft#p? poiulad cut "ty law
Mr CatfPtitni.. .fr-etoH whig) of Ofi*o, beli?red tbat
gnat nat oual internal* are inTolrev1 iu th* oontro** ey.
a* ihe obetrnctiun of the road In ?drr?e ti the gr?*t
n\:loral ormmei *e pa aiug to bak* Eri*- It wai tat
daty i.f tlie I'reni er.t, and ofloar* of ourtq iharged nro
tbe etecnrlop or law, to enfoioe them ae th?y mm* n oa
the st?:ate book This, be oon traded, i* aot a lo ?i
ijumttoa, but (ieep.y aff'Ots tii? latereit* of Ohio,
In*l?na. Hdnoia, end othet W'at e? of t^ti Colon
He did aot winh to engender bad fe?Hjn, but i' P*nunr 1
rarda tnobe dr. to over the lawn of the tin i. and I'.t.io??!
T?nia Irftl'latlnn erre at deflanee th* rlgh1.! wb'ah Ohio
arqu'red uni vr l'*> B*yU*nU !?-)(l?lat.lon. then, let hlra Ha ,
thai in a ami in which other* nan plajr u well an
PenoiyWan'a.
Mr. W?hhb'-ijh, (whig) of 111 a"-j;n*d againg*. the
? tion of lvnua| lrama H? regr?t**d that euou a Ut*,
tk* |rtat kejttuu of the national aron, *houM ?;eld iu
Dame to ojIkM an Erie mob *Tha . oat ?h? etp ?* If
Hhe drain with the Went in thin roancer? o'xtriicttn*
*raT?l and oinicerg* witb iter hi-tsr S.ateif He Lad
hfard a> netbing about the Mint l'i Philadelphia, and r?
nioiN'ranoei ruainiit tran*f*rricg it toNew York. Iln be- <
liered the renui^al waa prevented by rot*? of Wwitern
10 n He ?onld tell PernnjlTi.iia R-n'l'men that If they
coc.Ilum to eonduot tb?trrelrn in thl? way tiiey woul t
Urn but little furor from W<?:?rn men I* relation to the
K*i.ie au) j?ct iu the fature. The people of th* Went don't
want any Stat* i? tear up railr'vd* .
Ihe (<. mnjinee roeo and th* Hooe* adjourned.
?KW YORK I.ieuiHLariiUH.
hut*
Ai-R-st, Jan 2:1, 18C4
sum ATntiiHANoa- frrtnoNB, grt;
Tber* war* but eighteen member* in attendance thla
Hlhl)
Peti'lto* rnm?rouely nirneil, w?n intr-v'n?el f -r a
prohibitory llqnor !an- AKu, tor tbe rept-al of the lan
fx-mpticg tbe pn p rty of min-iter? from nation.
arums K*>ne iv rurHT fxwAKiKs
A bill wae ir trod need authoring aarm#* bmka to d*
pi Hit their unrplna funds In trn?t ei'mpaniM
ST l.Kk'H BornTAl.
Notice w?? jrlrenof a bill in mUJca to 3t Lnko'.i Hos
pital, New York.
fltiMIAT Utmik OS 1 HI CAKA1A
A eoBonrrrnt reeolution ?aa ictm ncid for the nop
p-evtioa of labor op the eaneN oi the S?>>tia!h
TH* HAW FRAHnHCX) (!A!.A?liTT
Tb* jeeolution at-kmr Corg'v ? fo p iperly demoeHtrate
to tb* t*ionerr cf tb* pa?c*D?r?"* of fie kteamer .?i?n
Kraiioiano the appreelition n' th* eocn.rj of their nerirta
ecncuct w*? pem?d nnanlmotielr
rKiiTR.Tioa or riw?^Ai l'Horrmr kkuM tnut'Kt.
Mr Cftot-tiT lutrt-ouced a hill to exempt uerUi j arilolee
of terx nal pr p?r*r frum lt*r ar.d ?aU> nnder ei outioa
in* aoHTAir-r AMosr. >wi(iRAsrr rAfttwcwRR
Mr Bhiiokh i elieil rp tne concurrent te olii ion from
tb? ?>nn b> In telsth n t tbe nntf*(iogi> of emlgraot
pa>M-o?n< ? nrmi{ their p .?>age
Hr W <"t.??K oall?-d at rg'ioii to the fact ?hat only o?*
i f tbe N,n?tiirn fri-ru thf S'a'e wa? nanieil in tae re j ieiit
to l.r or tb? r a't-r to the at entlou of 'lon>:ii-Ha
v Brooks rapli*d that Mr Fi-h the 8 na'or ca'-ned
In tb* requn*, wb ' at h"*o o' tb* etn)tul|?ke on tnie
n:bjee? u?c* p-ohaniy. the or.nn.ton f he lamerftne
< th?r S~r??o> he h?o uo o j c* on to the ineertiJ* of
tie ctp?r p?me
Mr t HtWiT i uiri tbat if ?h? matter wae now utd*r
IU t>i ^ ill I ? t 'iii/;ei ne iO neoe?ni?y lo the pa*
? ????i.f tie ne. urn at <r*eeot, ?ad ae it had b-ea
? ? Ii -' ? >it> i ii* i-t I'e regular o tuer be mured to lay it on
th? t?V|f
?u>?i i*r #n? waa v'nple', etrtk'nr i?nt th* re>,u??t to
t ri* H*n?'f l, ai 'be i*??lB'ton w??i v'oyte i
4Pji nrced 'ii el?-ren o'c o?k to m. rror
Aitdnblfi
AUU.NT,-Jee '2a, 1P64.
B?rorr>> " *'
Mr (inuiAii, to tnoorp r*te ;ouip\nit?i to navigate :b?
ranal' .
Mr (oMtl.it, to obftift 'he nam* of tus Ur.joklyu to
itte I" alter. .wbmho r mr*?v
w<iTii ?? of ttn i.->
By Mr 'or toe nlhf of tb* Will^iMiorj !'.*?
B? Mr -baw, to laoorpniate the Turner'* Society of
Now Yo.k
BlITSat:> FAtl.
Mr. FTmiysn I'tro-'newf a btll to r?gu?et? tb? far* cf
rt) paeiengere on railroad*
T1H NOKTIIHU! RAILROAD OOJCTAJfT. '
A kill to ei^enl tue tl;n* for the eompllaao* of th*
KonberB R?Ur0Vl Company to the *e:ond oeeiion of
tbrtr charter ww p??F?c
THB Oil) STATI IUT.1
Tba bll" to repair ih? <>ld "'ate !l?.l wa then takau up,
atd after d ?euerlrn the committee n *e ami reported
progreea, after wbtoh the Aa*'mbiy aljouraed
Interesting from Santa Fa.
THE RAILROAD 8UHTETIMJ PAKTIkH ? INDIAN OUT
RAflKS ? WHITB WuMIN IN TH* HANDS OK TI1K
CAMANCHK8, 11C.
lyorwvTur Jan. 23, 18?4.
A telegraphic despatch from Yndepeadeaca, Miseouri,
et?t?* that tb* r>?uL? ?? mm ?-r:v*rt at tbat place on da
turuay ia*t ? .avirg Maa iwvniy <'.aji on tb* ruakd.
Ruk'iwM at Sauta Fa **? very dnll
Th* Hob. Hugh Mm th bed rtcr.?ere-l from bll wonadi.
Kit CarhOB, Ketcber, aod other*. had ju?t arrived at
Kaata F* from Cellforn ' e Tu?j lef- Lo? Angela* on the
'2Mb of October, and report tine weather Th*y mat U*uV
Whipple, with a tralB of wag' n* oear Knrt W Mtw en
n .We 'O Casta Brrn?ra Tney elan m? ' Capt Kwan wittt
a comreny of dr*/-.> n" oo : i* ir.arsb to tb* White
M njBtatn*.
Aobrvy and patty had re?oh*d P?no? with but *mall
lot* of aire a
Mr. Jam** M Smith, *g*a*. of th* Apeah* Iidlann,
di*d ?t tb* hrnite <f Mr Thorn, ? -n, at . <oaoa Ana. Hi*
fatrily reeide at Wa?blrjt< a city
The U'ah ludiar * her* bees committing 1h*ftf In th*
adjolBt' r **ti emente.
A Mra Jata Wileoe had b?*n takes from tb* Oa
n?anrh?* Hhe wa* captfred hy them wbllat oshtrway
t<> Ualiforn!* from Teiaa Her hn*kand and >th*r* war*
killed. Sor r?i>- ?' a it. i har* another whit*
woman In captivily Mr? Wllion deeorlVt* barowa *af
ferlBf* wbliat is oaptifity a* T?ry great, aad la *n*i*
reepeeta *b* wa* treated in tbe moot bratal and MroltiBf
manner
Marine Ulnaaters.
New fUiiconi) .Ian. 21. lHtt.
Arri??'l, ?htp Java H?rib, UJ) day? from Tahiti Tla
f.. II oBiaa Janiary Touched at Ht Thomw Janaary ?,
talk Rarolay, rrtpp. of W**tport, with 400 barre * uf
?perin oil Arrive i at Dt Thomaa Janaary 8, ablp Her
n arn, fklnner, nf Baltimore, from Callao Is a xlaklag
e<.D4ltt<'[i? baring 10 feet of water la bar hold. FiadiB(
they cou.d sot free bet, they wasted to raa bar aaoora
IB ibe hartt.r, bnt were forbidden by the aatboritie* Id f
fear tbat ber nargo? gnaoo? might lasrtaae the ehalera
*k;ch ? ae ragiag there fhe wti finally towed to a Day
on 'be leeearddda of the laland by the (J. 8. ? teener
l'nlt? n, bb? beaabed Tbe bark Alalia wa? imaedlately
*hart*r*d to take ferward what portion nf tbe earge mi<bt
be aaved Ahc nt twenty toe* wer* ear*1 tb* (I ret dee, bat
Uurlag tba alrht tbe at.lp oar<eoed and lUad te tb? ap
ft 'ft k. Is whiek poalUoa tba laid when tbe Java paaaad
fc 1 r os tie Itb. Tba eeeael ami aargo will at a u.tal loo
Tte Ate lie returned to Ht Th< maa.
Okie Leglalatarr.
<>>i.i'MRin Jan 21, 1*64.
Tba <**aato baa pai*a4 a raeolatlon *ip*Uleg a oolors*
resiirler aaati*d l)ay by a v te of 17 to 10
The i- ri* reeolaMoar were taken np. aod a protrae'ed
dfhat* eneaed A asbatttate of a milder toe* wa* offered
The Heoatr rial *T*t'?si*Bt 1* at ferer beat Madary,
?HMM ny, and Hughe*, are all (anguine, ABeo'a *toek
la SbaeWereS (<xx).
DeatvMtloa mf a Italliwad Drpet by Plre.
inriHorr, Jaa. W 14k (
Tbe pa*? rger depot of tbe Mteblgaa Oaatral Railroad
at tbls p ace took Are at 12 o'clock laet elgbt All tbe
ciSleo* Is tb* balk". leg ware bnrned, bat tba flame* w*re
prevented frosi epreadlog to tba fieigbt depot. Tb* los*
about M.CSO.
Death of an Idltar- Fir* at Philadelphia.
Pnilai>w.phu, Jaa M, 1MM
I T Hebert Montgomery Bird, roe if the editor* aad
pr<^ rtetnr* of Ik* iVnrU imtvm and Vnitm I Wutft
flint a* bl* i**M*saa ? i? mom int. frost brain ferer, aftar
a abort Ilia***. Ha wa* abt.at forty sine year* old, aad
higbly eetaen.ed ton hi* |*rlua aod' talent.
Abel Raw d'a *taasi *a?b fa? toey, o* TbLrd atreet above
He ce t>< beaa toially deetnyad by Rra. l/o? aboat
?l"?,"j?
ItsUwrn Mall Kail ure.
riAiTiafnaa, Jaa 13, IKtl.
So aiail to algbt *outb of Riehinood.
?faikeU.
Nsw twiJiAiwi Jaa. 'M>. 1UI
t'rfla* Hale* to day 3,400 bag* We quota ordlawry at
10? 1,600 *ta|r* prim* *"14 at 11*. Ta? atoak la for. U
eel lm a ted at 10.000 beg*
9*l.nimfcB. Jaa. 3?, 1A44
1.000 be*vaa wer* offered 'a oar aarkat to day, of
wbiab 1M were left over. 600 cold, at prist rang! eg
from ?* a H Hog* kU fnsi M a #8 ?0.
FrMB th* UNt,
BENKLNO or BOATS? UO 8 Of bin, BfU.
Bif it, Oaio, Ju tt, LH4.
Thl? kno-aiof tw-i oi'al bo*?< e<i* nut oppo?l ? tal*
an-l four bm ar*aapp vw to har* tfia drvwaad.
Tu? titer u hfh ud th? Mt'J m ooli
Polio* Intollltftaeo.
ROBBIE THI rtKHMfulHS O* Till IL.L-F kTto STJIUt
kBIP IAS KBAKC1HUO.
Wa yeata riay bri. By al n ed t* til* UTIlt Of r?r?r*f
ponoM charted with awaits* rirlou *rti*It* *f j* v?ky
while ob boArd tt?a wrack of the ?U*mhlp 9a* Ktaa>
oiaco.
It q*w ae?:n<i, Kroa * further eitttliatloi, that thaw
lAiOAOlri ha?* be. a p.rp*tra*.ed by tba ooivred maitM*
employed o* board ??id imnL
WiIIIabi Kraaa. a gc Wired mi.a ???r>nd uteward, iM
two waite.t? Willi im Ftot'l* aa<1 Kit bar! Sa?il?!d? -Are
aow under arraat ? In* pilio* baring fuuod ia their pM
wwnoa articia of jawelrj, wb.ek t^ay do not prauad t*
dety they took from ibe oNp They aaae.t that a *aner?(
of pitnder waa c? ' rU on truaka imxini mj
their rcoUuU orerfcaaiail in aea a of aiao?y an \ j*
and. If wa ara to bellere what tiey rar, the blau
wer? o t the ou)y peraona -*n went lato a tfn.au tt
plunder on that d.'aaatroiu < c.*?*ioa.
Oc le?t Saturday, thm* olacH fellnwi wot *.o the a tor*
of i.yc? 4 Urotherr, No. 1?H UMiham 6>.re?t and that*
ollnad for a*'* iome wticlea of jewelry, rhiob Mr Lyoaw
c>iMtfer?i fr o their eppear'nue, they had atolea, a*4
aicordingiy )>-o*ared their Jeteatioa. gare in'oruiaUna t*
C?y . Hi eh i ? who took the negroes tato aafitody, aad a*
tba lr pa?ICW wlw xeara^ed at 'he (tattoo hjaa*, to*
! i flioere ,'ouod the following artist* a:? Ooo latiae'lepta*
ic ild eatcb, with et-aln a-i'i o'iaraia; owe diaoMad otaatar
Ui-axt pia aul oba-.r, valued at B1M; on* (oil braoafe, '
nat with diaumai n ?nr (vraeU, one pair of pearl ear
lrfy1. K'rawbenr ta/'ket form, ?*rea biary fold ria(U
Wan n Id ?? ?t' s^ys, M goM ^.'noiJ a??e. The fall
lAfiaa wt> ' 'j, ti ii.? riaattonwl waa td?aMio ' by Ool.
f rtir cut, V. 4. A , ta belttgiug to hia wife, pras*at*4
to ?< r on i>r ????d^inp t**/. Th? clj?l?r diamond br*a*l
?ia ih ?i.i' to ha* a (Ken the u uparty of M&jor T?yl*r,
aio, wi ? tie fc/*, aa? waahad orvrboard aud dro?oa4. ?
4 laig? a' ount of jjwc'.rj Una cn<\uubtHl!y b?"e ta*'*!
frl n'ou^ly It.-Bi l '? p. -aebgara. K??n u t):sir retar*
fu?ui tha wreck it. tLe abip (>To:e4? tue dapteAa*
ti ,t>a ware construed, atidenUy by tueae oa<7?M, wh*
w-re br JUgLl U ti. n city l?y tka*. ts aal. a ffaloh be
lovglrg to llttjsr Wyne, is aUio n'mln* for t'iiA ha
I,per? $1 ,0C0 CM i h recsrerf The inreutluaiien will b*
fuiiher go:\? iatu tins d?y. S-rfrai othvi o^.'i'.ea kan
b. ca aneUed, but a-, to a . U?u ce appeared aAa.ag| than,
thr magiatrat* onlxrad tteii libaratloa.
Niw Tobk, HoivAf.
J. (i. Bkm?htt, Kny
S',| ? S? II. K az. ar l-(ein riatirOay aad 3uixlay'a Hliu*
b^adrd, "lUccaBt b j iha polio* uj.ou a Xi.on?iu^ (ink,
Nil \'l Mu-herry ?ti -a \* I OOOUpy th>? aail j reaii.i.i#
? a fi< u' < ? the ' aa i tba faulty orarhaad ar* high
ly lani^rtable, we ? rem it our f".oty that <?* pobha nhawC
re r a e a<*ar* tba' tbla er,b y >u Uieiitioo ia io iu r*MT
of aai* pt? ni?w *.nri wholly diacnnneotad an'h tba frtst
buitdirg, which we onenpy. t?>ir?ad i>* oabalf of the a*
cu.anUt. Ti.'JMaa McUL'liU Ul Uulcerrya^Mt
L?t?it from Bermuda.
HJITO'K/t <>r TUB HraaMHHIP (TNI9H.
Tha ateaiuaoip Itaioe, Cap aiu Aieiut, oa !*r
of W. 8. Had mm. U. H. N., returned ye?t*fd*j 1 we
In n> ii-.r ? t uii.e in rear ih ofth> unrotUioate
.s?n Franciaeo. fine irnixr at fler.ngda kti P V ??/ tk*
16.3 at <1 at 4 I' Ma oilot boat us* (u >u4 re
portro baring apok'D a taut I o'al<?k "i* M .*tliaa
*choon?.r Uafa fuor da>? 'ruoi Sew York 1 >r l'u t*
Cab>- lo by whom |U) tr?te iu!uriu?d <.t thefeleof the
Sac Krtaclic'oaiid th? r-*ca? of th * pa> ata^era
Wf are indebted to Mr Purler 1'ritchadr, of tun U*l**,
for He:uiu a paper* au'i lat*r*allug maris* iululiigeaee
Dp to tlia 19 h lout.
Tb* lat'er will o* found tu. der th* mariN bead.
Th* nDiv lc?n ahip .Uaaore, from New Urliaaa, had Fit
iuti Quarantine at H.. (ietngea, hariug rag* oa board at
pr 1 of tier cm ft.
Tl.e ifcrmtuftirt <?f the Hih inat a *y Oo ^atintaf
lan the mat* of ihe American brlgan'i.* ft. Xf. Paikar,
? Licit arrived her* laat week, waa di-outer.d to o? *of
ferlnn trura ainall pot To* invl war and* rgoiog a r?<M
at th? tiLtt*. Wur& i'D board of tier w a.i auap-'ajt.d, aad
tb? t??.-*l >*ct to tte Quarantine a a ion Th* inat* s.aad
errw ha?r I* u rejuor?.i toab on ou Hur'. !-*? d, aed
tt* pa'mat, *<? brar, ui doltg w?U. No otitar oa*? hcc
appealed
Auo'ber ba'o- o' convicta had bMB reahlppad for tha
Cc'ed Klugd- t
fhe wtati.P; bad tery agreeable for four or St*
day*.
Tb? Ki/yaL (Javl/A of the nth a*ya : H. II. a?haaaar
B?rina< a trnTM aula a Kcua^ lui from St. Uoui'og\
aud, wa imu*r?taod. ?a:w ifhm to raorr w, with J 1) *?
(l?-rrt?n, is. q who pr o?* :? to h* old Bahama aod FLk
rida C uaaufln, 1< r 'he pnrp.it* of eiamlnlng aad raparw
lug on to* riUu< of i?<> iialii'ji u e? pripiaad w ba swa
*'roeted in ttau* l*?aliti??, ?o?i? huoi> aida to nariftrtaa
a/a r nob r<qu<ritd
iha Htrrnulnm of tha 11th laat iwmarfca : 3a rani
Arcerirati Ttaaal' ol Urga t ? >,?*? arili ralaabla oargiaa#
'iii b.iar-', havr a.riri>ia* t ia*a atanan it< aiiira^ii mahlv
to laat trs. Cat , ai llrrt.0 Mwai; row tha
t rri! i* (faki* aluoh I **?? b-?n pr'?a liug to llUN la*
tiu>k i iriu? .hn gi> atar pait of i?c?tob?r, and meat *i
'?o oat* ft.uml i*fo?? in tl?* lu,e oa'bor of St Uiorga,
. ? ? ',"rj ar? 1i cba >r ttdr oa r<"<* prepara'tr^ ta
li-t g r?fli**d. Tb* arrival <>t tbw* raluabl* nut diaaMai
liijr- haa lanartfd a nrixkuvaa to trad* aud buaio*?* at
tha . Wwii whioh ia graUljmg to wtary w*U wiahar of tlM
tt ontry #
Wa:n?i,ir. 4lh inat. wk? Tcankagirinf Day, la a*-'
kn< ?lK'an.*ot of tb* ? rUfrtauo* of tht ooUuj fro a th*
late aete:* epi jeinie. ana Ha r*?tora'ioa to it* oaaai
htaitli; com H or Ltrp aombvra of paraoaa, of both
tt-xa* were fooi d ia U>* artaral puoMp' pohlt* woratop.
Th* Knyal (Jaztue of tha 10th Inat .Ula't** tuat dariag
tb? pie al'uc* of tk.* *pid*tnlo, ther* dial nf aililtarf
*? d eonrlot* Bte hunorwi ard twenty four paraoaa, ta
eludli f fifteen rOtcerc twenty all *oia*a aa t twaaty
oot cbi :<lr*n. Ol olTilian* on* buudr*d aad thirty *igkl
wer* taken oR Son* of th* adbita war* native*, *aa*
tew c>( <h ) ob.Urvo wera bktit* bora, but thvir pa;*at*
were N>.rtb-tnera.
Tb* &miudiuM of th* 4th laataat ia a lo?*l r*ri??,
aa>?>-fb? L?a)th of tb* ooknt U tea < r>0 to that itaW
of iuoc nparabl* Mr^Uaao*, wbiob ia th* rul* of th* Bat
mudian nliinat*
Tb* abippiag iat*r*el of th* Colony ha* fait th* iaapMt
Id? influtcct ablch. in other ooaaUl**, daring th* paJl
je.r, ban raiaad oon.n>*rc* to a higaly pru*p*r?ua atal*.
Ill a palitioai point of yu<wt th* laoal blatnry of the p?M
t Welti m ntba farnllhai on* topic only taat saila far r*>
uatk. W * adtert to th* appk-*ntly steady growth ol m
tiKpoti'ion on the pat t of iba Uouaol) of thla Oolany t*
riT'l at mearnra* aent up to th-it from th* Httua of Aa
it-uibiy, and 'r?1uant:y to rr^c. t.,sm on im.hu ;le?t
grooAca
ST. TINCINT.
V* learn b j a pru* * opp<'riaalty from Ht. Tla
oect, tbat a flr* brck* out in tb* la t tar *ai of Da
Ur. at tb* offlte of tb ? aaturc'ay GauteHf, whlatl
pMnly deatroyed arary thing eom>*cU>u with tbat e*tab
tahllahment Tba proprietur. Mr. Oiap*. raaUIng tha^
it i> aup ucaed to hat* arieco in a apark 'root tb* ?*a41a
fa.Iiag ihrcu?th th* floor ?n >0111# pap*ra ia a root] k*
iow, where tuey ignltad. All th* napubUbad aata af
tfa Hobm? of Aw-rjb'y, ard m: y oti*r pnbii* daaa>
n enta, war* d**1raj*d, aa Mr. Drape trai piikila prtaMc.
TOkTOL 4.
Tbrnuyk tb* Jt Kittr and Antigua papers wa learn that
the trial *f be Tor to La rlotera ba? betn oonoladad. j*t*a
af ibe pri-OB*r? were fonad polity of eattlag Ira ta aer
anna' hotua* In th* t iwa, aad a*at*ao*d to death Tba
irrand jary, la th*lr reply to the addraaa of Chi*f Jiatloa
Iiatoren, attrtbut** th* r1< t to dlaaatiafat'Jaa ar~at?4
ainongat tb* Utviring popu latino by th* looraaa* af tba
taiaa. **p*elaily of tb* eattl* aad eqaltabU tax
A moat tragioal tala ia told of tha anthriaaa of thraa
rokiaracf a detatahment of S7th r*(lm*et, niw at*
ti< nao at Tortoia, and a black maa, who got lata a boat;
tt- noldiera wl h th* tn'actioo of daeerting aad gattinf
oter to Crab lalae* aa l from theaoe, aa opcortvaily
offered, to America. After a whil*, th* wlad n<nng, Hay
w*r* dritea out of thear eouraa, and *0 rvatal t*d ia th*
of en boat fcr aoreral day*, wlthoat food or water. At
ler.gth one of the aoldiera propo**d lo draw lota that aae
ahould be killed to 'uralah food for tha otban. Thar 4I4
?0, aad the let foil apoa Thoaaa* Book lay, om af th*
eoMlam, who forthwith konad ap hi* arm, aad qp*aad a
n ,r tr> b ead hlmaaif to d*atb , OD* of th* other* aad tha
black man, aook*d hi* iload, aad afterward* weat rartaf
mad aad jumped into tha **a. Book lay alio dlad, aad
there remained onl) or e aoldter ont of tb* party l* tb#
brat, Wm I?anoa, who threw tha dead body lato tha
aea laib*d th* tola*, aad left himaelf to hi* fkt*. Ba
bad aottaatad aayof Booklet'* blend, beeaoae, a*oardia(
to hi* owa *tatam*at, h* felt a *?rapie at doiag *0 a* ha
had b**a hi* aomrada. Aftar eletea day*' ilrlfUaf, tha
br?t waa drlt?a aa the noaat of '?t 'wimlagn, aad tha
?Mit naid Broad tha *or?i?or, aad after gitieg him *oa*a
i eire? bnteat, aarrtad him lo Jaamel. to the bglieh 0-m
ia., before whom ha made a rrlatioa of tba faeta *a
a bora, aad ho wa a aaat back to Tortoia la the itaaaer.
Inialllgcaea fraa* tka Weat Indlaa.
Wa racwttad ear flbw fW? Oraaada, Trioldai, aad
broad Tork Ulaad. ye*t*rd*y m*rolag, datad to the Mb
of tk* preeeat aioath.
later adrioee had r*aah*<l fraa* oaah plko* prrrlooalT.
The R> yal Oautfc (Talk* lalaad*), of Jaaoary tb* (tik,
at atra tbat A marioaa gold aoia wa* th o doae at two p*r
* f t diaoeoat.
A grand oon-ert wa* adrartbad la tba aaraa paper, tar
tb* I Itb Ira i. at Oraad Turk. Wa print tha prograaua* ?C
th* p*rf*>m*oo* ?
COiniHT
or vocal *m iff *r net* ait r a i. wtrrr-.
wl'i begfrra otO aad Turk, en Wtda**4ay *t?nl*ti kh* Hita
ii at , at h> realdaso* ot tb* tat* Dr m. PtaliHa by Mr. Cb*f?
l?a liagoll aa* * M by leraral ?*otl*n** el Sail Cay. 1Mb
I atroaaa* of lie pobii* la neat r*ar atfnlly **li*lt*4.
noaaiaal.
Orrt*oro te Opera ?*
Opera fer?a. . .
Reaper *0 the i'laut
Wain
lobe O
(ilo^a i'olta Jf ?l**?iUI4.
T arrwall I* a ??U.r ( r.aa >1. aeogl BaUlit.
til ala 0"4 Bata tha V??n .
b ?? Do r< a pin at 7. aoaio I* ?oiaio**o* at ' aoleek.
TlrketaU beh.4 aMhaaaereif MrA tirade* rrleeTia.
1 Ml. rtn ?ind*r 12 ra*rt nf ?M. bolf prtea P*ra?nai MaMag
to thtaim tea fa ap iU pi"-' a*?4 f A*tr om a ekairimarkt*.
7 b* eonou* portun 'I th* adrerU*??a*at la, utat f?>
?ot.a wilMag l? ottand moat earry their own eeato%laaf.
If tki* pla* were adopted lo Me- Tork what a ryji matt
ba la Ikoadway Wo?<d it r* r the waot gf room MB*
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