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Later from Europe.
Arrival oftlic British Queen.
The steam-ship British Queen from Ant-
7 Sleririilincit Li-ne lietwcen Hart and Storm in Ina’-iano. —A desolating ml" The iiR"’--"-W"-*7” R“”‘'l’'0““‘-’-‘ 1‘ is *‘“''‘‘d ‘Ti
Piln ilek }'n.. In t ulr ni-.irini- list of testi-r- and hail storm, says the C'ini-innaii Eiiqtii- thf‘ E"‘l“""” hi"-l "bl“l'“"l his I firs‘ l°"" °r
' Ij I u. ‘ ‘ ' ‘I -
t cal \ Ihlin ntioned the -arrival of the iron rs-r l't°St-(l over thi tieiulihorbtioil i.f Binrik- $l0.000.0U0 ill 85 llef "”"vt° C‘"“"" ""9 ms
t’§\}'j‘ ‘at v - - .‘ ~ - '- - ‘
than enough for the purpose of the Govern-
inent. - . , .,
M r -Evans replied to some of the assertions
nullify the Distribution act He moved the
-t:Iet‘t-rice - l l.lH-‘ resolution to the Cbmiiihtee
on public Lands.
. . .. . . . - _ .~ .- '. - W .. .‘ .. d ‘I d, f -S.'.Pt-rs-
lh 51,] d S th ‘ t n E 0 of Mr Woo-ibufyt and went-into a spirit-d MT PI't'st<-n was uplllised to- the t'llSll‘ll’m- step‘ rrlilllt bo..t l|‘0ll-S|(lP.“'. M;iishmtiri._5b iille. ll|«l|-108. on the 3d u_lt drstioyiiig the. ‘fiat; t\\j\i'j*l:(p(f‘:i r;i(i50rl<:;<a”M jttiiml rcjktem
werp on 8 an 0" an p 0 ( n="l on defence ofthe domestic industrv of the cotiti- tion Policy although he made no diiect at ‘ho ‘ from Phitii-t«~lPl=.ia, \\'l'D HI? tt‘h='Ml'Z" "'0l"5s g""“"".‘—’ “"'b"" l""ld‘“.£¥5 559- l“ "5 ll"-'2 0 ‘ 0‘ ’ ‘ 3 P ’
" , the l0th, reached New Yook about 10 o’-
‘ o‘-lock Wednesday evening after a boisterous
passage of l7 days from the latter port.
She brings 35 passengers.
‘ She losta sailor overboard on the llth,
while engaged in securing an anchor, and
every effort to save him proved fruitless.
Sir Robert Peel's new Tariff bill liassed
its third reading in the House of Lords on
the night ofthe 8th, by 52 to 9. ‘
The distress in the Manufacturing Dis
tricts continues and is rather increasing in
severity. in Leeds. 4,000 families are re-
ceiving Parochial relief.
Col. Dundas of the Army has been public-
ly‘ punished for using at table language dis-
respectful to the Queen.
The prospects of the harvest in England
is fovorable.
In the House of Commons on the 7th. Mr
Ban:ter[nan inoved 9 rt‘(ll’l(‘ll()n Of the duty
on Foreign grain till the lst of January, in
view of the pt‘eS~'nl. distress. The motion
was negatived by a decided majority.
W'e have late dates fl'O'tl Spain, Germany
&c.. but nothing of importance. Ntohing
later from India or China. =‘
Business generally is greatly depressed.
She is track, which was from one to three niile.- ‘rave-led_ i0=t(l- $30.000,C=00 it is czijotiliited
‘of a line of iron steambo-its which are to wide The hail stones. were so larne and will finish the work that -listarice. Then to
. . on ' , ., a I 1 s ' .-- ' ' I -‘ u" _ _ A_' _, ‘ J ‘~‘..'.i:, nu“, cfl[(_‘ ‘.
p,,,,j 0“, of we p,.,,,.,,£,,js O, ,h,,,,. Sales; and H,’ ,.,.,_,,,i,,,.j,. h,,,,,.,.,,,, tins purl, and Ptiila- fell in sin _h1tori|cn(js. that 139 (2I"tli‘[lla ql .i_!‘l kind. .pippje:tp]etlj:n,<ér'jjiimepPc Cl('m:;“Md in njutniliy
. ‘ . . i - - .._, ' _‘ ,.,-__ . i-1.-S . - _‘ -5 1' ( '
m,,,.,, ,_,s,,,,,.,.(,”,, m ‘hp ,,,.,,s,,,,,_ cnppied (,m_,‘_‘l,j, hm‘ i,av,ng. tins plate oiice.a tut L we ye (‘0lllp_(l.I _\ l tioye ie ldld\l.OlIt-h it |_ e 740 mile‘ hm)” to ‘he CM i.
diiiou of the Treasury did he depieciate tbe‘S, is I00 feet in length, 23 feet in breadth. u eighed from one to two ounces, an sue a irec _“ b -ac-mqslhe bean olqtée
~"‘-l""‘“‘l*"l"g ll“? l”9"""‘“" l"°"' °"5"""S l° 7l"t dwp‘ and can carry abom ‘80 m'ns.—_ quanmwl rfjfimm-{:ril'l(i hhivethhengcrailrurilidd liiiluziafn“ teliiritldlfv aiid ll"(;l]l hound'l"Y ‘°
- v - . . . ~ v 0' i : . .. ' ~ : . : . - '
t’nh-'m"+’lht‘ r>T0"PP4lS0l th" lunds. I he rev- Wen loaded Sh“ d"-NS but 5 l 2 feel (ion i“ag°.Ml.liol llmil-i da i-The forest trees boundar of the E|"l‘9"°",‘ d°"'l"l"“5 ' ‘bl’
enue from customs might as well be given seieiitly can pass tip and down the river at: ..s .9 o 0: ug_ Y- - --' h_nk j.” ,' ykh ’ .. ornm hcmw f(_’“he
- d’ tl llIr Allen concurred in the frlfll toll She is movod by two ofEI‘|'|“l‘ ‘Vere 5“"l‘l'9d 0- lh*‘"‘ l*"'“"’$i 3"‘ 9- l‘ “"3 “‘ "””° 3 V‘ 7}’ ‘ml’ ‘ ‘ -.
dlvay Irreyg VI‘, ‘.8 P, ,',e”,,,.Q pl_,,.,,,j in h',,,.Q,,,,,, and h,.r .mi| birds (lestroyt-d, and in many cases, hor- transportation of troops &c. and give the
views ii I. I’ reslt-n. SC "' _* '_ _ ~ ' ' ' "‘ ' . .- _ - _ _, ,. u
The bill pl‘0Vl(llll§.lOr the satisfaction of ncliiiiery \\lt|t‘ll is very simple, taltvs up see and cattle were se\erel_y._injured, and a jE;I:lCP‘:|;‘c>)lr'] 3;l"§g‘:?‘?"£fld‘i3::a€‘:,.kFli,P nine,
Choctaw i-lziims under tbs-treat)’ of Dancing Sllllltl room that her -'lC(‘t)l‘l'l'll0‘l3\ll””5 ft" "'l‘"' "T l“llt'—‘l- -‘ - i, l r t d if at l l T ' P l oirce cln be ob
- - . V V ' it sit . ii‘ 2. is. it - '
Rabbi, C,.,,,,k was p,,_..s,.,i_ plght, nod for l\)'rt(lll’l-J and unloadiiig, air,» The loss of pytiprrly {he strirm.ii(i1i ‘kt momediiat 330 uim(;iaii(ihivi:jp‘d eivm “SQ
The Revenueliill was taken tip the first }"T_\' S"P"“‘”'- Her 5l‘_““d '3 l'_“"‘ 5”‘ l" 8 "Pl.-‘§hl“_"l'”6’g 0‘ %l?)?)k6'60P’_l° esumate ‘l i -' » "
af‘llt'D(llIH:‘nl ot the Senate's CUntmll.lt-'t- thei‘e- .1llt'9‘fifl hour. but s|ic_Is S«‘lir.ricucfl. \\'lj)cn from 330,0 to . . . The She‘r,.17,““‘j“’"‘0f Sdm/mm_Smis,amry
to reducing the duty on cotton liauuintz from be wind is fiivorablejliis Cull be 00flSNle“‘ ll’ Remarkable Eflcds ,,p..L,-g,-,,n,;,,g.__A iivjdence, having bl on laid before Governor
5V9 19 lb”? "PMS and 9 hall P97 3(l"‘’”’ .V"l"ll"le“5“d"'I1"“"' Lnumnt reuiark.ible fact connected with the death of Seward that the sncriffnl S(‘h(ll\fl|'lI~', an Al-
p""d'“g' Mr Pwslon adlocmed the anleild .\'lrs. Grosli, of Viftisliin-_rton county Md.. b.iny Regency man. had b.i’("I!fi;¥ll!]l‘Stt'l'IIlg to
‘"e’” "“'d °pl’“5' “hm” laxmg ohlfne Wlllnlon who was killed by licrhtnincr, is mentioned the lusts of some of the prisoners. oy admit-
.l'tbe eo le fort e irotection o anot er. . - - - ' " "‘ - . ' _' ii ' , , i
' , fl . in - b _ ‘ , ,.,h d , M,dd],.iown' hiis 5l(_.!'l'l]fiPd to the pruden- in the Hagerstown News. Every Sl.lLh of ting uomen of ill faiiieintot elf'lp'lT nients,
Phi’ gl'("d[ 0l.:](’Cli n0s\i I0 9 JCLOUIDJE E‘ v‘ .11‘ h.§ -nuznlions to remit," jadvis clothing “Ins tore fro") her person [he (30‘v(_.1-nor very Pfoperly flflfl promptly
‘ms the cuneclwn of sumflem "wet-me -‘or ilflicgfoliliiiliiiddliatlfl vl-ifier the a pin‘-acbinrr and the fragamerftsthereof were thrown into removed the deliiiqtii-nt from office. and op-
Government; but ‘his bl” instead 0‘ being ' t " Ho)‘; p(,‘our¢i7it 5 a tire sortie“ ten or twelve feet above her pointed a VVbig in his place.-—(.‘om. Adv.
'l°'s'g""d fm tlhal’ ‘f”:"Sa"”'d in ‘lg: ad"3ncfilcommencvuwn ' I L“ O... I A I hl"i|d The books and eves from her dress
in: nt of one c ass o interests in t 6' country; ' - ' - .
, ~ Q . S d: the 24th were forced into the bark u on the limb of
at the expense ofthe rest. The Senate .id-»_. T/"_T/'”""ole'.i “form, on ‘ ml id-VH N i’ H , B yo” P05, P
i,,,,,.ned - l\\':tSq‘illP 1-‘Xl9nSl\"‘. 'l he Pequ0B OUN’. ll 10 |'t‘e--- 0-8 - --
' - -’ ’ - 'l: rl - - ti n iles from uston. W33
In the House, the Sele ct Committee to “ '3 l" ‘ 5”" n ‘H’ '
try. He contended that, as all our male
adult popuiation could not be ngriculturalists.
it was the duty of the government to exté‘.-‘rd
its fostering care over the interests of our
people, so that the productive industry of the
country might be properly distributed, and
our manufactures encouraged. Without
action the Senate adjourned.
In the House. the question on the recjec
tion of Mr Arnold’s bill to reduce the pay of
members of Congress to $6. and mileage. ac-
cordingly; and the salaries of all the Gov-
ernment officers twenty five per cent. (on
which the previous question had been moved)
was taken and the House refused to rej vi
the bill, Ye-as 45, nays I24. -
-The bill was then read a second time and
Mr Thompson of L1 moved its reference to
to the Comniittee of the whole on the Union
with instriictioiis to amend it so asto fix the
pay at $8 per diem actual attendance except
in case of sickness, to be reduced one quarter
at the commenceinent of every month after
a five months’ session, and the mileago$58
for every twenty miles, the distance being
rcconed in a direct line from the respective
residence of members. The bill was discus-
ed at some length. Mr Arnold farther ad
at-h upon it now. He considered itjust ih:ii
iinjcoal to M. W. C‘-bapin & C0.
the expense of acquiring the lands should be
. Resignalio/i of Dr. Bangs —Tbe Rev.
ti-, Bangs President of Wesleyan Universi-
Captain Vililkes, of the exploring expcdi-,.
tion, has broiight home. flmfllltl Other ""l'"l"
ble thing».-. ‘.2000 charts, I0f'-0 maps 2l,000
Fire.-—A fire broke out at 95 o'clock specimens of fishes, 50.000‘ SPt‘ClmFl!S Of
lvheat f'°m Chill» S”'"l‘ A"‘e"l°“' , has vacated and Mr Everett opposed the liill.~ \\’hl(‘|') Mr Arnold's fl (litclion bill \\‘_'i\‘~‘_ $l""°l‘ l_'.V ll‘-'l’,"'.l"g Em ;§.a[jd,n,y'0"1:?,, l-istniobt in the Rotunda on the corncr of shells ‘3(;0O landscapes, ‘.2800 specimens of
' I ' ) Q V - . l i " ‘ \ ' ' ‘ . 0 . A T -3 ’ . i . I - '
been imported into LlVtl‘p0Ol and pay. fair|.\- Mr Botts opposed a reduction of the P97 referred was announced to consist of the foil ll\i.:‘l':l";:V:'l mm kin’ pcjvmlls The Pmlw and MHC. r s,_,m,tS_ .1 hp fire was mpnhsy 4000 SW_c,nwnS of ,m,.,,,,, plums’
diem but advocated the reduction of mileage, ’ ' * i “ ' - ' ’ '
I500 driiwiiigs ofSoutl1 Sea Islands, 26 large
boxes of Journals, &c.
cot-fiiiid to tlieiiiterior of the building, liui
the v.ilii:ible paintings of Thebes and Jeru-
siileni were entirety (lvstrnyed. The origin
of the fire is variously iittriluted to an ex
plosion of gas, or the t-fiects of lightning.
Ti ibime Salurdag/.
’" . I, -in _, n b.--rs, viz. \l-ssrs. AH)!-lll. Pop-l , .
Congressnonal. H“ ‘(I We l 1 " house heir)‘: full of De-olile at the lllll(’. to at
Banker, Lane, Graliani, Browne. C Bro\vii'iiglU_m, the tummy ", ,Vh_. James “ “HS H ppm
Giliiier and Cross. ' . - - -
. v - - ‘J0 5 4 fl ' l I I‘
The amedments oltlie Senate to the Nfit-_vj°l B‘'5'”"~ ‘‘ 9" "i "l ‘"37 ‘ll ll“ ‘"6l‘::|ll_(',:
to remove the existing enormous inequalities
in the present conipr-nsation.
Mi‘ Dixon H Lewis considered Members
of Congress the poor: st paid officers of
Government, btit to correct the many abuses
he was willing to vote for the bill. Mr
N. York Tribune.
MoniiAv. Jul_y 25
In Senate to day. a report from the Treas-
urv D:ip;.1r[nje]][ ("35 pf(“Sf‘nlf‘d
C""5"l""”de"’“'8 I '3/‘me Lou.i,sia.na..-—'l‘hc returns of the election
held on the 4th inst, says the Bee, are now
nearly complete, and the result is a soil uf
iriixt-el victory. The \\ liigs have lost their
. . ~. . - ~ ' 'rl)-'l.l1PSl10‘l<.
ATpportionui- zit bill was taken up and Mr. l 1)“ Bflsmrt cnnsidH,ab,e_
1* lllm()l‘t“ moved a concurrence tlierrin. flrlij ° -l '
. . . - - ' _ (‘.0 l l‘.l0n
f_/live J: hnson moved to adhere. d.iiiiage \\'.'lS doni to the tr‘ 9° on the H ___________
A ctiiriutti
public receipts for the former half of this year
at 818967.513 and the expenditures for the
same time $l6.803.6l3.
Mr Smith of Ct presented resolutions of
the Legislature of Connecticut in favor_ o!
the repeal ofthe Bankrupt and Distribution
Laws, in favor ofdiscriminating duties. cash
Fillmore said he never expected again to be
in Congress, and the. opinion which he gave
was disiriteri sted. He believed that 38 was
not to great for members, and that the mile-
age might be somewhat reduced, although
the question of extreme reduction was one.
of doubtful propriety. Mr Pendleton mov-
tee of(f.'oiifci'i-nu-e was app!‘-.inti'd.
The House in C()lIltllllIr.'t'Oflllt' Whole took.
, and the flag staff was liroltf-n off. A I|IIl|lfl'
iv pomp-nv r'nf'rl||‘p(“(l there, were also as-
toriishetl by the .~utld«-ii striking oi lll"l|‘ tent‘.
Albany (1/Ilfl ll-’esl Slockbrirlgc Rail Road
An opening was tiiade lhl'()l1Lll lltr Tunnel
the bill legaliziiig .-and appiopi ialin lot‘ sudli.
necessary olijects as have usually been li.clu-
ded in general appropriation bills Without oth-
er ntittiuiity til lu\V. ‘
7' V 0 I
[he day was consumed in the considerag
ivhich were leveled with the ground and
(hair contents scattered over the coiiimous
places. and three. or four persons were st.-rt
in B.illlfll0l't-‘ the lightning struck in svvvrul
in Canuziii mi tl.e iiiorniizg of the 27th inst
so that [ii rsons passed throtigb it on fuot.—
This isiliv la~t point of the Rail Road to la»-
fioisli.-d bi-twi~.~:-n Albany and Boston. it i..-
584 feet long through solid rock, which
Governor", lot in cai'r_\;ii:g the legisliiitire,
they prob ct the State from the pt‘lIll('lOU3
iiifln-iice of of Locotot-o counsels, and St(‘llI'0
to the United States St-na:e a Wiiio for the
next Six yciirs.
Tlic C81!/1(.I"y Plriii.t-- \Ve alluded a few
tlziys ago to the luxiirinnce of the gioutb of
Paymemsi and the T3l_5l”‘-' "f”f"’_“*‘°‘-’_5-‘a"3f ed the previous question. The denirind \\ as lion and adoption of ,,.,,,.i,,-jmems and ii, 3 °”5l." ll“’"‘=5h "ol {mall-V '“l“'°'j;aUa[h.um forms the sides and niche-d root of the l.lIDf!t'l ,i,,, s,e,,, ,,j ihis ,,,,,, ,,i,,,,., 3, ,i,,, M,.,,,,,,.
Tévenue l0l' 3“ ¢’C°“°“”°ul Admlmsmmono H0! St““‘l||d*'(l- d--siiltory discussion (on the detail) The ' l i A, _] ’_ . g H “T: ,‘ j r house. Let the reader judge. VVe are in-
Government. _ Mr 'Iurne_v renewed the demand for the i.,iti by ,,,..,,,,S ofa |.,,i,__. S,.$5;,,n was r,,,5s..,d p . ,7 I ll:-uir.m in t.pizii.1'_/it i..—- no fill‘?! roni ,.mm'_d bv NW of ‘he (mmnmpy that “S
The Rev.-nue bill was then taken up and ,,,.,.,.ioiis question: which was semnd,_d' - W'lio Slew all t.’i.ese.—It tins nt . ex- M, 'j'i,,,,, psi.“ oi [L];,i~d.-ii &, (_o 5 Lx, ,—¢-S5; -
Mr Evans in his usually clear and conci-«
manner made an expose thereof. I‘he ¢l‘“‘_~°'
tion on the aineudaients it is undi-rsiood is
yeas 95, l‘l0t'S 54 The vote on ordering
the main question was I-‘dl\'l-‘n by ye-as and
navs, and to the universal astonishment and
vlirorgli the rorriuiiitee iirid reported to the
House. The House adjourned ‘
FIJDAY July 29.
claitiis the rum bottle.
cons. quit-iitly fiee from censure.
V0” A/if Distiller .7 Bit), DUI at all.
I tint lnmiltiitilv, and
Was it
I sell to
froui Springfielrl this uiorriiiig that there was
ii l(~‘l’l'il')lt' zxflray in Springfield on S.iiurd:rv
night. in \‘.QlL'.l) one lll(ll\"lClIJ:ll w. 5 l(‘i‘llid &
growth in 24 hours was eigi ti-en inch»-5.
' Afbaiiy Argus.
The ‘wilil man’ who has so long‘, infested
the woods in the no-ij_=lil-oiliood of Albion
to be yahoo to n}()|"l‘()\\-_ The Senate Adj. wjjC,,,,,je of the nous?’ “.flsc,,,.,i,,d’ y,,uS 89' [In Si.n:=te, tho Rope,-rm. bill mine l1p,:mtl the sinri-keg-per, and twiulil be jilc.'1St‘Cll()lSt“'f-' unmhel. shuckincly wOun,j&.j_ It appears U h b It I j I I b
_. - , . - . _ ..., . .. _ ; - - < . .. . ' _, .. . ., , . - - - _ , , ‘ , - _ " ,' .3 » (‘itlHT= art is (tin lo I :
In the Hwllse Ml Flll'"°l° °m"e‘l '1 "35 nz1.Vs 12. '1 he bill was oi-den-d engrossed: ' °"9' d"l"”‘ ‘”"~'”’d "P0" ill" S'~‘“*’“ Cm" "W '“P""‘"‘e H" ‘l '“"i hm the ‘"9" “ll” that some ofthe workmen in one of thr * "2 "‘ "ll r ' ' ’ ’ ‘ '
olution to terminate debate on the amend
merits of the Senate to the Army Bill in
committee. of the \Vhole, to day at l o’t'luCl-'.
which was adoptr-d. Yeas Sli _N‘-[V5 55;
T_,,,i,ii1 “-35 then taken up in committee
of the whole on Ill€UnlOl], the question being
on coiiciirrcnce in ainendment No I of
the Senate striking out the proviso of the
House. reducing the number of non commis-
sioned ofiicers and privates to the number
fixed by the act of l84l, and provided that
none of the appropriations shill be paid to
the regiment ofdragoons of l836. Mr Ad-
y--as 89, no is 72. The question then bring
oii its passage. Mr Marshall opposed it at
some lt‘D‘.'l.l). Mr \Vui B Campbell of Term.
moved a reconsideration of the. vote on the
engrossuient, pending which, the House adj.
\7v'i.iixssnAr. July 27.
In Senate to day. Mr Benton, from the
C-oiiiiiiittee on Military Affairs. reported
without aniendinent the House bill for the
armed occupation of Florida.
The bill to regulate the rates of post"_ge
was taken tip. The vote ordering its on
initti-e’s iIlllf’nlllII9nl. to the Hons" bill, to
:L|‘lli‘t‘. out five cents the square yaril on cot
ton bagging, and to insert three and a half
cc-tits iiistead It was discussed by Messrs
.\-loieliead, Bagby. Calhoun, CFlllt'D(lt’l1,
King and Rives, until the Senate adj iirned.
lo the House, the committee of ways and
means rt-ported $450,000 for the Cumber-
l‘IllCl road.
the whole on private bi_lls
House adjourned.
At. 6 P. M. ll.lt'
SA1‘L'ltt)AY July 30.
‘ am not to liluine.
I I n 3
lhe llouse then went into ('Omii‘-IllE‘P. of
it you l.llt't'l Mr Merch=i_rit?
liydi-ii [nieinpi-raiice, but here are the licens
l.lI'lf’S as they make use of
so many fellow inortsls to it premiiture mi!
drunltard's grave.
giviiig hill and ample power to vi-nd spirit
will have it, and I may as w« ll profit b_v'_'his
sale as to have llltll piircli:-use elsewhere. i,WnS
No, Iam"“ very
sorry that st) many men fall victims to the
god inverns who keep ardent spirits. and thi-y
exp ct me in l\'f'Pp an assortiin nt of such or-
lassure you I
Now Mr 'I‘avt-iii-ki-i-per
I have you: so it is you that annually sen-ls
W llV- lit--re's my license,
Cliicltopee mills had threatened to assail ii
house of bail reputo. The ower, but nottlie
oz-ctipant of the house, who was in fair stunti-
ing and last year it canilidate for the legisla.
titre though a little given to drink. went on
to the preini;-es. for the purpose of defending
them. In due time the mob assemblo-d and
began to make their hostile demonstrations:
and they soon broke through a door, when
the fi.jrjs,t§7inin‘i'h it entered tv.is laid a corpse
l on the ffoir witli the knife of the assassin
oivner ofitlie-hoiisedi'iven through his heart
The second person that entered was also
‘Tyler man’ the t.inl_\-' one in the State. Of
coiirse the person \\ ho caiig ht him will
inakc it forliint.r./Bosliiri ilfail
It is statel in the BIlllllltIl"‘ Sun that on
S:iturd.:y evening. as one of the clerks in the
post office of that city it as opening a Savori-
nah mail bug, he discovereil in it it live gar-
ter snake atom a foot long. The Sun does
not state whether his snake ship was lIli1l'l(t d
post paid ornot.
New mnrlc of Nrwigalioiz ——A line of
.'~‘Cll00l1E’l'S with ‘sttani propellers.’ las teen
"Sl..*il)ll>'llt‘Ll between Osivi-gri, on Lake Onta-
- . grss lf'nt ll1tVlDU’l)f.“fl r*c.ns‘er rl, li .s 2- . - .. v _ . . . . . . , . .
ams advocated the reduction of me Alum,’ ti ii [rill iii to Ethel oeiiiie of lell.tEl'Se\\e'is In the I-louse. the rt-.-oluu.-n l'f'pI’ll’l,l'fl luv ““~“ l"1'”"5- IV’ '“'"“‘ ‘Wd P'”‘l"‘5" "’." Sllot‘-l\"flL'ly woun-‘led. h8V|H‘I iccr*ive«l sever .-in and Clil('ft0'0 on l,-.ik- illn-buvaii pass-
- - . ,, , , -_ U - 't' t‘,_ ‘ H. . - .'.'. ~..‘ .. .;- ' ' l - - . , ‘ '“' .' '
referring to the \\-dill. of rtvcnuc of G0_‘’‘’'“ -,,.icp,.n ‘oi-t and tbs brill i\'lll]ll1t'f -i‘ ‘ 0, Mr Cooper of Pa.-from the Comiiiitteo on ‘*P"'l-‘ ‘""“s° l"’ Cl‘‘’f‘-‘‘3"-'‘‘l ‘[ _‘S _"”l "'.V al gushes in the bowels. which is lh0UL'ht inrr through the Welland canal llT"C8!!a!la.
meiit, anrl saying that the President, without 5 ' - ' 9"“ '”‘“— ii,,i-3,1,, Aff‘_,i,~s ,.,.i,,,;,,,, ,,, [,,d;,,,, {,.,,,,,iS ,,._ t-usiness if he kills htiiisu-if by ilrtiilmig. So ,,,,,y p,.,,,-,. i,-.i;i|_ Tho miirtleret‘ '
any authority of law whatever, was levying
taxes on our importation. :-nt_l re-vi_ving the
system ofC‘::iurles l. ofcollet-ting ship money
for which he was brought to the block.
Ho opposed the principle of standing at‘-
mies. an-l siirl the increase proposed by the
Afliitliilst-ration in the Navy and Army would
cost 340 000.000 this year. _
Mr Allen of Me, regretted that the line
hid not been run according to the treaty of
1783, that the rights of the United States
and M-tine had not been defended.
The hour of one having arrived the coin-
provi:-ions, viz. sul-iecting way newspapers
to letter postage only on those sent from thi-
office of the publisher of a size less than
’l,4:’i'0' square inches; imposing additional
postage for every additional five square in»
i-hes: prohibiting rail -roads, steamlioats and
private expresses from carrying letters and
parcels. &c.—was passed.
The Navy Appropriation Bill was taken
up and the Senate receded from its amend-
merits concctniing the item for the pay of
ofiicrars and S"fln1€'D. from $2,335,000 to
$2,800,000, and increasing the appropriation
for the Navy Yard at Po-nsaI'ol:i and concur-
p0l‘l<'(l l‘-_\' LII ut. Col. Hitclit-oclr, weretalc'€-rt‘
Tue.-day. _ H
Mr A rnold rr-poi-it-d brick from the Select
cotumitto-e his bill for the reduction of the
couipi-nsiitirin of ili-nibers of Congress and
officers 0fGt)V€fnl1lt'fll. The reduction to
$6 per diem iindinileagc of nieiiibers of
Con<_"l'9-‘S is I‘!-‘t..-iinvd. A S_IT€lfll)1lIt-‘ll scale
is substituti-d for the reduction of 25 per cent
on all saliries of officers and some other
'Y'0(llfl(‘=illnllS are made. Mr Gwin from the
shine Committee made a minoiitv l'Ppt-Tl.
up and after some conveisation postponed till‘
justice in vaiii.—-'Ie/n;.'ciriii,;;e Agent. "
Coal of an excellent quality lias l-i-en found
fi’ti-en miles south of Utica in O.ied:i coun-
ty near the center ofthe» Suite of New York
The quality of the coal lius been listed, and
W en after .ill, iris ioiposible..to——ansmgr ~the-
qui-ry propos d in Olll’-Ht0l’il0--I;#l.p0S8£df(,* for -
us, lllll. there is one who not only can answer
it but will hold equally responsible the Dis-
tiller, the l\‘l(“.lt‘l'l2llll Tavern keeper and time
servin<_- l..~gislator. and before his .b;ir. the
widow and orphan will not hnveto plead for
Villas S00“
991.2.-d and §t'f'lJ rt--‘l.—‘l’/z./[(1/I."#.77l. '
It is stated in the Ptii'tlaiia.l Argus. that
Messrs A. 5; A. I_4"l\\'l't‘ll('€' 4.-. Co, B(’)Sl()l'),
who sell the Lowell Ctl.IOU goods. ll:'tV.". on
hand 23,000 D-llt"F, or about 25,000,000 yt.'s.
This iiicludi-s the York Mill, Dover, and the
Cocheco Mills, S co —J.imes VV Page & Co
and James H Mills st-. Co.. from the variius
other cstabli-hniriits in New England, have
aliout an equal amount, making fifty millions
of yards of gooils piled up it: the stores of
it-er hunts, waiting for market.
Thu cornerstone ofthe Bup_l.;,4-;r_ Hill Mon’-
u'mvnt,ju i now completed, was laid seven-
teen years ago in the j'll'lSfl'lCt‘ of I.1'lfH}'(‘l.l(.'.
It is an interesting fact that in consequence
of the influence of the temperance can.-e in
New Haven. lcssthrin one half the usual
llll:lll)1‘l' of Criminal prosecutions have taken
place in that city.
The largest it-big mectingsiricc I840 was
held at Loni-ll on Saturday night. Gr:-at
entliiisizisiu prevailed ; Hit.-rgelic speeches
were made, and a rt-solution uiianiiiiously
- . . -. . . . ., . ,. . .._____._____ us“ (I iiirniuatin-7 H -(‘.'l- v .'.l- .
niittee proceeded to vote. The. firs. amend xd , th .1 1 “h H . retaining the present rate of per diem and l3'”‘Ul tqual to [hp b. ,1 L-ti rnfifll _m D_ mm '1 r cm! I] jbjm ii, lb U S S) W l‘ °‘ ‘ =3 “"3 "3 l°lTP";‘“' ‘m
Xntlfll. of the S n.-ite was non couciirrerl in! '1 '“ 9 amel“ me“ 0 9 0°59 '“°“‘“5 ,,,;j,,,,,,,, (0,. ,h,, ms, 5,... n-,,,nii,s of any 895 liiss-"'lll‘:_!ll. No pilrlicillaf (~’X:llllll’)<illf)ll '1 -' l‘ l l ' I E ' .‘ ‘"3 rzmr:-c.
‘ tin i‘.et'l:tm bills for the l‘t‘llt'f til the \\ lllU\\'S of
Ayes 49, noes 100. .
Amendment No 2, to strike out the pro-
viso ofthe House to the item for commuta
tion of officers’ subsistence---tliat no c'}(lCliIl(i(l'
al rations shall hereafter be allowed to com-
inanding officers of separate forts was non
concurred in: Ayes 48, noes not counted.
The amendment for arrearages and preser-
vation of the public p_roperty.- at several
places. $15,000.‘ wps concurred’ in, and that
inserting a section for carrying on improve-
ments in Missouri; Mississippi, Ohio and Al‘-
kansas rivers $100,000 Several amend
‘ fivers were made.
ing the items for cnrryin_g into effect the
acts for the suppression of the Slave Trade.
A comniittce r-n conference was appointed
on the remaining’ -'imr-ndments and the bill
was sent to the House.
The Revenue bill was again taken tip, and
advocated in a speech of an hour and a half
bv Mr Simmons. The Senate went into
Executive Session.
In the House Mr Adams from the com-
mitt-.-e on Foreign Afrzirs made a report-
on the subject of the communication of the
President relative to a proposition from the
sion, rcdiicing it thereafter to $4
Nlr Arnold lvlslled the bill made l.l‘tt_‘ Sne-
cial order in the House for To Sduy. Ob-
jections were made, and the point of order
was insisted on that the bill should go to the
Cornmittce of the" whole. This referenci-
was finally made, and the bill ordered printerl.
The report ofthe corninittee ofconference
on the N-ivil bill was concurred in.
In the Senate. the bill was passed prohib-
itinfl the enlistini-nt of ne_grot-s in the Army
or Na_vy. except as servants.
The Coiniiiittee of conference on thr-
llils yet lit-en iii:ide ofthe ext nt of this n--w
(llSi’(l\'t“l"_\-', but from (‘l‘l‘l.'!ll| sur\'e_v.s ii-arle in
the ne-i«_rhborhoo.l, it is supposed to be very
extensive. —
From The New York E11‘/7'63.
Religious Derteptm/i..9 and Fii.7i.alici.wii —
The S|l(‘(‘.t'SS of the st-iinips that established
the sc-called l\*loriiioii religion, would have
astonisherl us, if history were not full oflike
successful Clt*(‘t‘pll()flS 'l‘hr-rpiarri-l between
two ofthe leaders, ht1\\'f'VI’r, with what must
soon be the interfere-nce of civil aiitlioriti--s,
s -lfllt'|S -if the Revolution, one was _tiri-setiit-‘d
in behalf of: widow who had been the wife
of three each of whom wovill have been en-
titlr d to a pension. The Senate acted favor-
lily to the clai n, and allowed her the three
peusioiis required. She is a widow worth
having.
L A.\V, Law.--'l'oiii strikes Dick with a
cornstalk, on which Dick brings an action
against Tom, whose offence is set forth by
Dick’s attorney in the following l~iw lati-
gi.tage:—‘Anvl that. whereas the said Thom
S01.'Cl'(‘.lg'I7. Re.-nedics -—For gout, toast and
water; hooping cough, ipecsiciiaitlia; Lil.-,
exercise; -'0rnS, ciisy shoes; lllllv devils’ em-
pioyiiir-nt; rlieiiinatisii'i, new fl«|')llt-l and
[1i]lll'l’lt't"jl-‘l”lll1l(5ll(’l‘Xl.lflCllOll;(.lt*lDl.|‘t’l.l't’l'lClls*
incnt; love. lIlilll'l4tIOl’l_\-'.
A Great‘. l-Vorli: about to be Cmnmmce/I.
The N. Y. and All)-my Rail Road C0. are
to break _ground in the course of the ensuing
week, in Westchester, Dutchess Re-nsselaeir
counties.
A four story boarding house in New Or.
leins was burnt on the night of the I9, and
in t t ‘iri'c.lud' other w - - i to, l'- i "' ' - . . , -. - - will break in their nests ofiiii uitv in ll'i- -s- ._ _ . . _
edn S .0‘ d ,8 b M S ‘lg t _ 1' d Fiem h 'Gr)\ernu em, to ieiilirioh i jritnt lint ,|[nIndme.nt of the Nay}: Appropnmon bl” .‘ j q 3 I ii- at S _ltl town. on the _\P'll‘ and tidy ld.Sl [he boarders m,,.m“.jy Pscapgd vbv lemma,
an rejecte ——_one_ y . ,r j n_\( I‘ 0 WC t‘ of SIt:‘3fllp.'l(‘lff"IS between l\e-iv York and n\,.']di-' their report, \\‘lllt!ll was agreed to, and ““‘°° . , , afori-said,in, and upon the body of the said ,j,,_,.“S£_h,mdown b ‘bean, ,1 _ ~' _, Q "‘
Stiff R1118?’ If-Iilklghlell ‘W5 3d°Pl"d- '1 ht’ Havre; concluding with a resolution re iii,» bill was sent in ii“. [_]m,se_ -Ill" Smllllv ll” M““"°" P”’l’l" li '3 W‘ R.|('l'l:Il‘(l, against !l)t§,'f'lt.'.'lCP ofthis State. ihi-ii ' i V ” " ' H ‘mm ' lp ms‘
amt-ndm-ent ,of.thc Senate was then rejected.
The committee rfise and: reported the bill
totlie House, whe.re the action of tlie Coin
mitteo wasconfirmed except the appropria-
tion; for Salt River.
Arnold at length sucrlecderl in intro-
diicingliis bill for the reduction of the pay
and mileage cfmenibers of Congress
The bill WZISATCHG through, “Wl Ml’ ‘WI-*9
objected to its sicond reading. the‘ question
came up under the rule, ‘Shall the bill be
rejected .7’ ,
Mr Arnold advocated the bill as it mea-
sure of retrenchment. demanded by the uni-
versal depression and embarrassments exist-
ing among the people. Mr Wm CostJtihn-
son opposed the bill, and gravely gave
notice of an amendment which he desired to
offer, authorising each member to draw
whatever he considerrd his services worth.
not exceeding 38 per diem. He himself in
this case would draw the whole 338. Mr
Wise opposed the bill. and avowr-d his readi-
ness to go to increase the pay of Members of
Congress,-whom he considered poorer paid,
according to their services, than any other
class of Government ofiicers. He said he
would vote no more pay for themselves until
had appropriated for the pay of’-all offi-
cers under goverriment.
"Mr \Vise moved to lay the bill on the
L'll‘2.lt.‘V, rejected: yeas 5|: nays I09.
"Without further action the House adj.
" ' ' 'I‘Uie:sn.nr, July 26.
In Senate to day, after some important
business, the Revenue bill was taken up and
iVIl"‘tV0Ofll)llTy spoke at some length.‘ ‘He
contcnded thattwenty or twenty two millions
questing the President to cause to be drawn
tip by the S=‘t‘l‘t'l.3l'V ofthe N.-vy and report-
ed at the next session of Congress a plan of
operatioiis and an estimate of the probable ex-
penses theri-of. The resolution was adopted
Mr Stanly. from the military ¢‘0mmllIr‘(-‘
reported with amciidments, the Senate bill
for the reorganization of the army, which
was referred to C0lllflllllt‘t“ of the whole on the
Union where he intends iiiiint-diate_ly to call
it tip for action.
Mr Arnold's bill for the reduction of Sula-
riv-s of members of Congress and officers of
Government, was taken up. Mr Wm B
Campbell of Tenn, advocated at some length
his motion to reconsider the vote on the en-
grossinent of the bill. and desired its coin-
mitint-nt to the Committee of the \\'liole for
the purpose ofa delib» rate consideriitinn and
perfecting the Whole bill before its passage.
He then withdrewhis motion.
The vote on the engrossment of the bill
was :'ccoiisidered——yeas 86. nays 82. The
question recurring on the motion ofreference
to it select coniuiiitee with instructions. the
bill was further debated at some length by
Messrs Cushing, Profit, S Mason, and Jiiines
of Pa, in opposition. and l\llr'SSl'S Housion.
Sprigg, Cooper of Ga, and Powell and Bee-
son in advocacy.
The three days consideration on the sub-
ject was finally t€_‘_t‘l’nlt'lal.t‘(l by referring the
bill to a Select Committee. And the House
adjourned. ‘
‘ THURSDAY. July 28.
In Senate, to day Mr Preston called upon
its second reading the rrsolution submitted a
The Revenue bill was taken up. and after
it discussion of some length on the protective
bagging from three and a half cents per
square yard to twenty per cent. advalorcm:
rejected.
No further action had been had at the
close ofthis (3 P. M.)
Murder in P/iilrzdelpliia. —By a slip from
the Phil-ad--lphia l’o|..lic Ledger we learn
that on VVednesd:iy morning at about a quar-
to-r past six-o’clock, a man named Noah Lou-
gee. who kept a brokers ofli«'e in Third street
above. Chestnut, was murdered by a man
who entered his officc, it is supposed, forthc-
purpose of robbing llllfl. Mr Lou~_ze«- receiv-
ed one. or two stabs in the side froin_a dirk,
one of which enteri-dhis heart and produced
death almost instantly.
The assassin, after a vigorous chase was
crptured in the 4th story of a store where he
had endeavored to secrete himself. He first
gave his name as Smith, but afterwards said
it was Milton 1 Alex-indei‘. He is -a tall,
stout we--ll dTt'SS"d young titan. said to be a
Southerner, and apparently not more than
25 years of ace In his confession he told
thelpolice officers that he was wooing a
voting woman. who refused to marry him.
because he had no money, and that his ino-
tive in committing the minder was to raise
a so flit.-ient sum to effect his niatrimonial al-
liarice.
An Unique Furieral.“ , if a hea, B ss
policy. the question was taken on Mr Cal-,
boun's 8lTl:IDClllH:'lll. to the amcnrlini-nt. of tliel
Coiniuittce to change the duty on cotton
-lniilii one of the greatest scoundrr-‘s unhiing
illhfl General Bennett is probably only it lit-
llle better. Bennett however, is doing essen-
tial service now, as St:ite’s ('.’Vltlr'l"lC(’. The
St Louis Rupllltllc-ill tlnn'.'ll1nf'.f‘S his arrival
in St. Louis on the l4th. to take depositions,
the Missouri authorities. in demanding Joe
Smith as accessory to the assassination of
Gov. Boggs.
It is worth while to remark here that Joe
has become fl hot loco foco, and is likely
he-refore to receive political protection from
his alies in lllinois.
\iVe learn from the Providence Journal.
that Ira Collins. of Lebanon in this State,
was arrested in that city on Sunday, on a
charge of attempting to excite incendiarisrn
He arrived there on Satiirtlay, went to see 2]
worthy colored man, and stated to him that
Dorr was in the neighborhood of the State,
and th -t an attempt would be flltltlt‘. to fire
Providence. He S-II~'l that men were ready
to do it, and urged the colored man to join in
it He was coiiimitte-d for examination.
' P. S. On 'l‘iu-sday "evening Collins open-
ed a large vein in his arm b},~’ rneaiisof :i cut
nail and had lost a large quantity of blood’
when his sitiiation was accidentiilly discover-
ed by one of his keepers. His wound was
dressed and on further examination he was
discharged. it being ascertainvd be was par-
tinliy insane. He was taken home by his
brother.
_\Villiatn M. Holland, Esq, whose death
we noticed last week. form:-rly rt-’SldO-‘d in
this i-ity—wasa professor in V\'asliiiigton
.cc.,an-l to urge the active interference of
and the..'e- being, did iiiiilte a iiiost. violent
assault and inflicted :i great many and diverse
blows. kicks cufis, thumps. contusions,
rzasbes, wounds. hurts‘ cuts damages, and
ilijuries, in and upon the heads. neck breast
stomach hips knees shins and heels, of the
said Richard—with divers sticks stoves
stones guns swords dirks liowie.-knives, dag-
gers,_pistols cutlasses bludgeons blunderbus-
Ses, and boarding pikes, then and there field
in the h:inds.paws,fists,cl:iivs,'eetb and clutch-
es ofhiin the said Thomas.’
Trizunplis ofStea.m —The greatest triumph
navigation has yet accomplished \\ as achiev-
ed by the British and North American royal
uiail steamer Columbia. which made her last
passage from Boston to Liverpool (including
it stoppage at Halifax) in I I days and twelve
hours. The Great Western, too. made a
splendid rim across the Atlantic. She sailed
from New York on the same day that thi-
Columbia left Boston. and notwithstanding a
deviation of "200 miles to the South to avoid
ice, made her pass:ir_n- to Bristol in I2 days
and I2 hours. She had on board 99 passen-
gcrs.
The sea serpent has been seen by Capt.
ll itch in Penobscot bay! ‘He approached
it within thirty feet, and thus had a fair view
ofthe part out of water. He says that the-
head was elevated about two feet. was flat on
the top like a snake-’s. and the neck bent like
a snake's when crawling on the ground; thi-
eyes were the size of ii balfof a dollar, and
very S"?£b/{is/1.,‘ the body was the size of a
half barrel and thirty feet of it was
out of water. After looking at tbeni awhile.
G
A black boy is supposed to have perisht-d in
the fluiues.
S/tar/i‘ Ca-u.gli.L—0n Friday says the N. Y
Sun, at Catherine market pier, 8' siiarl; 10
feet long was killed and secured by Mr John,
Batten, corner of Catherine and South
streets.
Charles F. Mitchell was committed to the-
Sing Sing Prison last Monday, 25th. for 8
years. His aged mother accompanied him
and did not leave liiui until the Prison doors
were barred. '
Rather Personal. At a celebration ofthe-
4th at C-learfield Pa, among a number of?
sentiments \Vl'll(‘l] \VCl'e given, were smne
a character bordering on the personal. The
following is a specimen:
‘Let us be temperate in eating as well as
in drinli:in.g—’l‘vi-o pies and one chicken are-
too much for one man.’
Resigriation -—i\I;ijor Noah, it is said hagfl
resigned the office of Associate Judge of the
Cour’. of Sessions.
Thomas H. Seymour Esq has been rip.
pointed Clerk of the County and Superior:
Courts in the place of James H Halconib.
Hart. Coumnt.
‘Have you it pen and ink .7’ said the doctor,
‘No.’ said the poor woman.
‘VVell, I have lost my pc-ncil—give me a.
piece ofchalk.’
And the doctor chalked his prescription.
upon the door, telling the afflicted female to:
give that to her son when he woke.
‘Take uiy boy, take it.’ said the old
woman, lining the door from its liinges,and
arrying it to the sick youth when his eyes-.
would be ‘a sufficient sum to collect from few days since by him providing that here- ——what’s iiiatti-r .7 you’s puttin on airs, nig College-. and practiced law with Governor i, Sunk inm ,ht_ ,,.,m,,. and moved 03- jmvin" opened. ‘
customs. This bill proposed to raise twenty after the irionnys paid for the extmgui_sh- gar,’ was addiessed by a half loafer darkie, Ellsworth. At the first estziblishinent of the a wake behind it like ma, of a s,ea'mboa, ‘ ‘I don’t kno_w how you are to do it, I am,
gevfgn, The public lands it had been :isver- merit of Indian tlllesln lands shall be l’l'lm to it short negro boy, who was slowly walk. Patriot & Democrat, he was one of the prin- sure, butthe doctor says it is good. andzyoui
mined from official sources would this year
yield three millions, which should be return-
ed-to the Treasury. By restoring this fund
and colllecltitig but” twenty two millions by
tho bill bg{of_e.il19m, they would huve"r'n6re_
iinbursed to the Treasury out ofthe proceeds
of those lands. Mr \’Vhite,of la., considered
that the eflect of this rasolution would be to
defeat one of the favorite measures of the-
\’Vhig party forthe last twelve years, and to
ing with deliberate and measured steps, and
a small coffin under his arm. Bass paid no
attention to the salutatiori, but only waved
his hand, and exclaimed in a deep and grave
«-ipiil contributors to its editorial columns.-—
He was a gentleman of superior talents and
irieproachable morals. His death is deeply
regretted by numerous friends and uduiirers
jin Hartford.—I’at. Eczgla.
tone of voice, ‘go away S.im.—I’s'€b funeral.’
It» is said that Peach scions ingrafted into
the root of the Butternut Tree will grow and
produce fruit. at the same time be exempt
from theattack of the enemy of the Peach
-had better try it!’
‘S-mibo, you nigger are you. afraid‘ off
work .7’ 'Bress you. massa, I no afraid’ oli. '*
ivork—I‘ll lie down and o -l . ' h 1;
Tree at its root. nits side! g as 68? mg l 3’
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