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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MONDAY, Feb. ID. 1911.
Mr. Fisk obtained leave of absence, for
the remainder of the Session, after to-mor
row.
Mr.. Sey6ef presented the petition of
Ralph Eddowes, of Phiade lphia, stating
that he had received since the I'd of Feb.
a quantity of goods, which had been seiz-
ed under the authority of the United S ates,
and praying reiet--Ordered TO lie OH the "a.
BILE.
Mr.. Nezoton reported bill for the relief
of John M'Namara, of Charleston, S G.
which was twice read and ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading
Mr.. CheUes presented petition of Ma
thaniel Russell and others. praying TO be alb.
solved from the payment of the interest on
certain revenue bonds due by them to the u.
D. Referred to the committee of Commerce
md Manufactures
Mr.. j. Porter presen ed petition. pray
ing for the removal from office of the Land
commissioners TOR the district of Kaskas-
kia Referred to the committee on Public
Lands
The Speaker laid on the table resolutions
of the Legislature of Ohio, approving The
measures OF the general government, with
regard to foreign n,tions.
On motion of MIR. HaUen the House re-
solved Itself into a committee of the whole
Mr. QUITS IN he chair, on the bill for issu-
ing debentu'es in certain cases This bill
was reported, unamended and passed to a
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Weevton, the House
went into committee of the whole, NJ.
QUITS in the chair, on The bill for erecting
a hgh house on Boone Island placing bouys
near Cape Fear river, N G.. and at Edga =
own, Mass and erecting a column IN
bnf N.
ported with amendments, which were con-
Gu red in. and the bill ordered to a third
reading
On motion OF MIR. Root. the House went
into acommittee of the whole, Mr.. P1rKtN.
IN The chair, on the bill for the relief of Lieut
Simeon Knight This bill authorlses the al.
lowance l. Lieut.. knight Of the sum of 1854
dollars 40 cents, which were paid by him
Gas pay-master) to general Wilkins n as an
allowance tor extra rations, whilst comman
der OF a separate post. FMS acct had no,
been passed by the accounting officers at the
treasury Department. although the none Y
was PAID under the sanction of the Attorney
Generals opinion and the late Secretary oil
War.
Mr.. PoindeTter moved an amendment to
prevent t'lis law being introduced as AN au
thOrIty for the Commanders IN chief to claim
extra raJions in future.
Messrs. Goldsborough, Stanley, Pearson
and Macon were opposed to the principle ot
the bill and the amendment, though in favor
Of the equity of the petitioners claim.
Messrs Poindexter, Root, Bacon, Wright
and Holland spoke infavor ofthe bill.
The question on MIR. Poindexter's amend
ment was lost Ayes Is.
Mr.. Goids6oroUgh moved an amendment
so as to make the word enormously" fol
low the apProPria ion, applying that term t,
the payment OF the meney by Lieut.. Knigh
to Gen. Wilkinson.
Messrs. M Kim, Bacon, Root and Wright
opposed this amendment and Msssrs
Goldsborough and Stanley advocated II =
The motion was negadyed
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Goll9ress.
IN SENATE,
WIN. PINKNEY

February is.
The bill for establishing trading houses
with ,the Indian tribes, was read the second
time; and on motion, BY Mr. Smith Of { ND. }
referred TO a select committee.
Mrssrs. Smith of (Md.) Franklin and
Bradley are the committee.
The following written message was receiv.
ed from the President of the United States,
by Mr.. Coles, his secretary {:
To he Senate and House of
RchreSentatiyes Of The United .States.
now lay before Congress the treaty con-
cliidcd OF the 10Th Of November, 1868, on
che part of the United States, with he Great
and Little Usage tribes of Indians, with a
view to such legal provisions as may be
deemed proper for fulfilling its stpulations.
JAMES MADISON.
February 18Th. 1911.
FEBRUARY 18.
Mr. Leib presented the memorial of Ralph
Eddowes, stating that he has consider able
quantity merchandise imported in the ship
George Washington now under detention,
as having arrived subsequent to the revi
val OF the non intercourse law, and praying
Feliet; which was read, and on motion, by
AIR. Leib referred to the commute To whom
was referred so much OF the message of the
president OF the United States as concerns
the relations between he United States and
foreign nations
On moinn of Mr.. anderson, the bill for
the relief Of David Porter a com n ander in
the Navy Of The u. Slates,'' was recommit-
ted tn select committee. Messrs. Ander-
son, Franklin and Gregg are the commit
Zee.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
Ihe Senate resumed the consideration OF
"the bill making further provisions for the
disposal of the sections of land heretofore re
served for the future disposition of Congress
and tor other purposes"
On motion to amend the bill by striking
Out the following words -" Ind that the
suhole 9fthe purchase money shall be hqfd
oy ne purchaser, 7Utkhin three months from
the oay ofsaie, otherwise the sum dehosited
ANAL be forfeited, and the Ina revert TO the
United SfoteS IN the same manner as is hro-
p'6ed 6y Ea70 IN case the Purchasers ofHub-
&C land jail TO eomfLete their fret install
S,rent"
The question was decided as follows =
fEAS-M Anderson, Bayard, Camp
bell. Condit, Crawford, Cuts, Franklin
Gaiilard, Giles, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg
Lei6, Pickering, Reed, Smith (Md.) Smith
~. W Tait, Taylor, Turner, Whiteside 8
Worihington--22.
NAfS--Messrs. Bradley, and Lambert
The bill was then passed to third read
iog.
WEDNESDAY, Feb, 90.
The following message from the Presiden
~ me United States was read;
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WIN. PINKNEY.
mr.. Pintney TO the Secretary Of State.

iHr. Ptnkney to the Secretary OF State
LONDON, Dec. 23, 1910.
SIR-Ireceived, on the goth inst. from Liver.
pool, your letter of the 10Th of October, the on
Iy one yet received of date subsequent to the
17th of July
NV letter of the 18th of Nov will show that
had myself resolved npon the course of proceed
ing which the last paragraph of your letter indi.
Gates now wait only for the restoration of the
capacity of the government.
presume that my note to Lord Wellesley OF
the 2lst of September will be considered as Aa
wing anticipated such parts of your letter as re-
late to blockades. No answer of any sort has
been given to that note, but will not fail to
take the first occasion to reinforce it. by enlar.
ging on the considerations to which you sllude.
In my opinion the subject cannot be too much
pressed, northe Importance of it exaggerated
IT such blockades are to continue, we shall have
got rid of the orders Of 1907 and 1909 in vain.
:: You will perceive, that in my note abovemen-
toned, undertook to mention the blockade of
the whole Island Of Zealand, as one of those pa
per blockades to which the u S. objected that
in my note of the 25th of August, that blockade
was comprehended under the general d:scrip-
tion of such orders as were " analogous tor the
orders in council of 1907 and 1909 and that, in
my late note (of the 10th instI / have urged the
revocation the blockades to which my note of
che Dist. Sept related.
Ihad no instructions to warrant me in repre-
senting any other blockade than that of May,
1906, as indispensable in the view of our laws
concerning commercial intercourse with G.. B
and France. have endeavored, however, so to
shape my different notes to Lord Wellesley, as
that, when taken together, they may be consi-
dered to embrace the whole Of the paper block
AIDES for .ue.j purpose, only for particular Pur-
poses, as future instructions or convenience
might require.
Upon the subject ofimpressments need not
say any thing, as the affair of the Chesa peake
has not been adjusted. For. other matters, re-
Ter you to the ne spapers.
have the honor to be, SC.
(Signed)
WIN. PINKNEY
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To the Senate and House Of

i lay before Congress a return of the mi
litia OF the United States as received by the
Department of War from the several states
and territories.
JAMES MADISON.
February 10, 1911.
The bill making further. provisions for
the disposal of the sections of land hereto
tore reserved tor the future disposition of con-
gress, and for other purposes was read a
third time and passed.
The bill for the relief Of Richard Tervin
and others, and the dill providing for the
sale ola tract of land lying in he state of
tennessee, and tract in the Indiana terri
tory, were read third time and passed.
The bill 4" authorship the Secretary of
State to cause general index to the laws
OF the United States to be made, printed and
distributed" was read third time and, on
motion of Mr.. Crawford postponed to the
LIST Monday in December next.
lhe President communicated the resolu-
ton OF the Legislature OF Kentucky approx
ing the amendment proposed to the consti
tuition respecting titles of nobility.
49, THURSDAY. Feb. 81.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
lhe Senate resumed as in committee of
the whole, the consideration of the bill, to a.
mend and continue in force an act. entitled
An act to incorporate the subscribers to
he Bank of the United States"-passed on
the 25th day of February. 1891, (he frs,
section of which was yesterday stricken
Iout)
On motion of Mr.. Lei6. the bill was post.
poned to the LIST Monday in December
next.
The bill toextend the right of suffrage in
the Indiana Territory, and tor other purposes;
the Dill IN addition to the act making a road
rom Cumberland, in Maryland. to Ohio !;
the bill for the relief of Peter Audrian tn e
oiii establishing Navy Hospitals and the
Dill III addition to the act concerning Con
suis and Vice-Consuls and for he further
protection of American seamen;, were Sc
Veraily passed to third reading.
FRIDAY, Feb. 90.
The bill to erect a light house on Boon Is
land, In the state of Massachusetts, to place
buoys oft Cape Fear river, and to erect a
beacon at New Inlet, in he state of North
Carolina, and to place buoys at the entrance
of the harbor OF Edgar town and to erect
a column of stone on Cape Elizabeth, in the
state OF Massachusetts. was read the second
time. and referred TO Messrs Lloyd Turner,
and Condit.
The following bills were each read third
and last time and passed: The bill to ex-
tend the RICH, ofsuffrage in the Indiana L, ri
tory; bill in addition 20 he act to regulate
the laying out and making road from Cum
berlInd. in the state of MARYLAND. TO the state
OF Ohio the bill in addition to the act. en-
titled "An ac' conceru,ng Cousuls and Vice
Census. and TOR the further protection OF
American seamen." the bill establishing ma
Wy hospitals and the bill for the relief OF
Peer Audrian.
The bill to authorise the payment of GER
tain certificates, credits and pensions. was
passed to a third reading.
The President gave notice that he should
not attend after this day.
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CEN DOLLARS REWARD

WEN DOLLARS REWARD.--Flo,ed
from the subscriber. about the first Of +,
nuary: a likely mulatto OWN, called RT.
~ about 70 years OF sge-I,er clothing cannot
DC ulscr'oeo' rs she has variety of them nor
either can her person by any thing part;cuI,rY
she was hired the last year TO q Mr. Jones ooe
OF he artlhcers at the public armury, WHO tben
lvcd on The Basin OF the Canal, where no dun,
she has made meny acquaintances, and Yher.
presume she IS now hsibodred-her husband
{Janesl nne,'ongs to one Watkins, either in Pow
hstsn or Chesterfield, and is At present. in a.,
service on Mr.. Weymouth, as boatman in
transporting coal TO Richmond, and it !, prob.
Die she may be among his connections near tie
the coal pitts. ZIG
viii give the above reward, if she is apnre.
hended and deliveted to me about 7 miles above
Richmond. 'V'S
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From a London faher of Dee. ID.

The case OF the For in our courts of Adj
mlralty has been again postponed, but that
OF the snip Soth which was destined To N
York, from st Sebastians, was determined
Yesterday morning after a short hearing -
1t was decided on the principle of the law
OF blockade, as declared in our orders of
council, thas this vessel was lawful prize to
the caPtors; and she was condemned accor
dinghy
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Extract Of letter from Mr.. H. Preble
20 merchant III Boston.

PARIS. Nov. 10, 1910.
"Ihere is no doubt but American vessels
loaded with the produce of the United States
Will be admitted into the ports of France
But they will not be admitted at Naples,
Hamburg or any where on that coast and
perhaps not in Holland or Italy, as the EN-
peror wishes to keep the trade confined to
where he can be sure of his officers.
IN. b. Neither tobacco, nor asy article
which is not the produce of the u. S.ates
is TO be admitted without permit. nnder
any pretence whatever"
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The British Lords of Admiralty are pro
Vlding all the signal stations Oh the English
coast, with Captain Manly's new invention
o. saving the lives of ship wrecked and
laundering crews 1t consists of mortar.
Nhich throws three inch rope attached to
a shot' over he vessel, by which the crews
,eacn me Anu; anG has already in the late
heavy storms. saved many lives.
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NEW YORK, Feb. IS.

Mr. George Guier, passenger in the
George Smith is the bearer of dispatches
from our minister at the court of St. Peters
burg, for government.
We understand that letter. of a Lotto
date. has been received in town from Jon
don, stating that the Regency had gone in @
eration.--PMladeLthi +. Journal
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Burr Milestone Mauufeaay,
The Subscriber informs the

pubic that he has received supply of Burg
Blocks and intends to recommenCe The max
ing Of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick STREET, between King an Camerox
streets, about the FIRST Of March enext, ghs
he can supply Burr Stones OF eng dimersions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sortment of Bolt:ng Cloths, which can he had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Many
factory. Any person Wishing to eng ags
Burrs before the aist Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
BENJAMIN Browa.
Dscsmbcr ~. 2sH
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January 10.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust from
James GuAan and Ehzadeth lbs wife, to 4e
subscriber, to secure the payment Of sqla
of money due from James nuatt to Joseph
Thomas, will be exposed to pabic sale, on
the premises, OH SATURDAY, the 9th day
of February, 1871, Cor ready money.
A HOUSE and LOT in the town q
Alexandria,
On the north side of Prince street and to the
eastward Of Fairfax street, being part of
that lot or half acre Of ground described in
the plan of the said town by the No. l6--.
conveyed by William Hunter, jun. 10 RAJ
chael Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee,
January 49, cots
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Al the royal dukes were present
sIlery of the house Of commons was
Il and locks a. an early hour.
Isl NsSem6er II.
&c of.Gtacks this day at IL O'Clock.
3. ,Is OF 1.2 / 8-Reduced, 66 1-s
IA rium, I IA dis.
IS were received Yesterday from
- 20 the l3;A, and from Ostend 10
81 h instant. BonaParts was expected
nc AZ Duakirk on the 18Th; but the
Il ofhi, journey Is not alluded to in the
The expectation of coru had been
Si,4d throughout France.
& funds rose towards the close OF the
&8 Yesterday, owing 70 the report OF
messenger having arrived from
h win favorable nsws. Consols
IA 81 SIS. Omuium rs.
= expectation of change OF adn'nls-
ID, and consequ, ut dissolution OF par
tht, is 50 strong in Dublin, that Mr..
Me-, the late solicitor general, s Mr..
AZ postmaster, The present member,
'si,vass,ng shr university of thar CRY.
q Gl0be o6fre, tao 0'cisck,
Y TWO following bulletins were shrwn
4.r AZ ST. Jamcs's. We are sorry to
b., shev are unfavorahit.
E'mdsar Castie, A0o. IS. { Evening.)
fis majesty has had a little encreass
50 ms evening.
n. 4. REYNOLDS,
II. hartford.
NJ. BAlLLiE.
w. AEBERDEE,
K. WILLIS"
EMdsor Caste, Nov II.
His majesly mas bad sIeepless night,
nprn tic who'll been more ievcrlsh
fof ID: last two DAYS
(oiyned as above.)
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lows will iasult the adverse shore, rs that
the gross mass OF the people will BIZ moved,
and elevated, and continue by steady and
permanent direction to bear upon one point
without the influence Of superior authority
or superior mind" Hence the ipcalcula.
bic importance, in elective governments
particularly, OF a judicious choice of public
iuncsionaries, who may, if they happen 10
hr men Of narrow views and sortlid spirit,
counteracs and paralyze the most noble
PfoPensties and the most ductile ten,,er
that were ever given to a nation.
(Ta be continued }
Extract Of letter from Liverpool, dated
N9vem6er Is.
Flour, Amer. sweet Sc 60 Der bill.
Inferior 40 a A. do.
Wheat, per 20 ID. all
Indian Corn, w. B. ,5a Sc
Gotten, Georgia Upl. o11a12
oea Island, aal7
~ Orleans, 1-2 Al 49,
Flaxseed, for crushing, 8 GA 9 epw.h.
Tor sowing, 64 6eOp.h.d
Fine Leaf tobacco meets ready sale. a;
'oierah'e prices; but ordinary is almos. un
ssleabie a. any price.
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FoNrAINRLEAu, Nov. 5.

FoNTAINRLEAU, Nov. S.
decree issued a, Fon;ainh!vau the first
An;, ex~npts from custom mouse duties
oiUuisl produce bronghs from the Isl:
rance, DA;avjA, and ne other colonies
b. EAs; and West ladies', belonging TO
bee, If ,hey are directly imported' in
bah or Dutch vessels.
bs2nial produce imported from the same
rs 10 Am rican vessels. are only TO
F;s fourth OF the duties established by
G%eroe OF August 5th.
b. decfge 10 TO have a retrospective ef-
! aud 10 be In force from the 5;h Aug.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
lasea for tie alexandria Gazette. 7
FRIDAY, ian. 1s.

NibAi, /"!' o.
At a quarter after eleven Mr.. Fisk NOV.
cd that the house adjourn, and the cues
ton be taken by ayes and noes, for the
purpose o! ascertaiuing who were absent.
No Clerk called over the names, ayes g.,
noes 80 a quorum Immediately appeal
ed.
Mr. Leu's presented the petition of VIM
II. Pratt. Referred to the COMMITTEES Of
claims.
Mr.. Fan Horn preseoted resolution
directing the committee on the district of
No'u moIa to enquire into the expedie ncy of
establishing govrrnn, ent for the said dis.
'r'ct, and tina. they report by bill or other
wise. Resolution not carried.
Mr.. Elumford presented the, petition of
the inspectors of the cus,oms at New. Yorl
praying additional compensation for .eryi.
ces. Referred to the committee OF com.
HelCe and manufactures
Mr.. Fish offered resolution for the an.
po'ntment ola committee to enquire into
tsie expenditure of public monies tor the ma
Wy yards since 1904, and tie situation and
mana cement of the same. Carried.
MIR. Pitkin presented the petition of sun.
dry merchants of New Haven, PRAYING re.
lief from the operation Of the non inter
Course law, as it might affect certain YES
sells in the West Indies. Referred a, others
of the same nature.
MIR. Shelley made some observations
preparatory to submitting resolution for
taking off the injunction of secrecy. The
Speaker decided the offering of such reso-
luton with open doors cut of order. Mr..
Sts6fy appealed. The ayes and noes were
taken on the question. Is the decision of
the Speaker correct /? Ayes75. Noes SO.
Mr.. Shelby then said he had something
Of confidential nature to commemorate,
and the galleries were cleared.
The doors were closed about IS minutes,
as soon as opened the house went into COM
mit,ee of the whole on the bank charter
bill.
CHAPTTT-The distressed state of the
poor a, this severe season having been taken
into consideration by members from the
different congregations { he money contri-
buted for their relief being exhausted) it
has been recommended to the clergy TO
cause collection to be made in each OF
their churches, which being agreed to by
them, the reverend Mr.. Gibson will preach
a charity sermon in the Methodist church
on the next Lords day, the reverend MIR.
Bum in ST. PapI's on Sunday the Sd of
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Qtsrssnrts Esiip Gssatts.
SATURDAY,, JANUARY ls.

g. neglected TO mention that the bill to
brporase the Bank of Potomac was twice
4 on the 10th aud committed 10 COM
kee of the whole house.
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January 10,
COMB MANUFACTQRY,
RCYNL-S7REET.

The subscriber takes the liberty Of
reminding the public that he continues %
carry on the above mentioned business in its
various branches.
He has lately purchased large parcel Of
prime Tortoise Shell, and is now manutac-
turing it into Combs of the newest patterns
a part is already finished, which he purposes
selling At reduced prices, Wholesale and rs-
tail, to those who will do him the favop to
csIl--A!so, a general assortment of Fancy
Goods in his line.
&C. A couple of BOYS of good
moral, will be taken as APPREN rlCES 10
the above business if immcdi~te application
is made.
THOMAS MOUNT,
January 10 2aw3W
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It is anticipated that q principle Of reij,
giou will appear in all its energy, producing
a sum exceeding what could be raised by
any other method that could be adopted.
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- on the 10Th anu committee 10 COM
ltse of the whole house.
d.. Shelley yesterday showed that, ex'
So two instances, the question of TAX
z or ,he injunction of secrecy had even
ID DEBATE, d with open doors. If the dis
Iu'e would injure the country, the MI
|tiry certainly would not wish it. Its
&ccaIment can be oceasioned only by the
y IS OF the majority OF having their mea-
Itts known.
Fe copy from the Baltimore Federal Re-
,biican The following observations on &
&xu,cts from che ANERIcAN REVIEW a
&eS work now publishing, and for which
sn',ac rip;iuns are received bv Mr.. James
|Ernucdy, sen. Of this place, and recon-
'p.esd their attentive perusal to our rea-
fsrs.l
A1iERICiE REVIEW.
fine FIRST numbrr Of this work conduct
\ by gentleman Of taste, genius aud un.
|amsn erudition, came to hand few
bs aga. We have perused it with feel
b Of patriotic pride, and congratulate our
kinry men, that American literature and
! righteous cause of sound principles,
f. gsiaed SO potent an auxiliary.
|Ihr book opens with an eloquent essay,
! the extraordinary and humilia,ing s,ate
our relations with the French govern.
kn'. Il was not TO be expected tina, any
|w ia2ls or speeulations would be- adyanc-
upon subjscs SO very trite j:
Ma Gict4aa quad nan dict3as prius.
Yet whsn those spare materials have
ZEN broushs into view, and adorned by
+ learning, the richness AID elegance of
psusgs, which embelli.hss every subject
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~ Lost on tuesday Evening !aNs
a Red Morocco pocket book, CON.
tanning several papers and letters that
can be of no service except to the
owner, and which principally bear his
name. The finder shall have a res
ward by leaving it at the Office Of the
Alexandria Gazette,
IAN. 10.