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RNIPNiI1-VII


'S7o a Deed OF Trust ex, eu,.d 70 the subs, ,;,s-
ny .iohn Clark, dated ;he ms, day of llyc.. M
o., 1919, and recorded IN she County Coart OF Ia.
'i'eoh, Wiz be SOLD tor the l,-rpuss in shs ~ -.
msanoned, 70 the highest bidder, coi really roou =.
~ The house where suiI Clarke f,,.,y r1Ri.,i. m
N,1s X onee" coaaiy, on "Wednesday The sO,l day
OF June re At sundry
9L.lHES. HORSE4S. c !YT'I'I
SHEEP, noes, A parcel of Corn, Fu..,v. .,pd
So'ton, tiding Chsi. . havness. and tn. house,
hodh Kitchen Furniture OF the said CLARK, ~l..h
sai slaves ard Chat,ics Az described in the dess,
And "n FRIDAY the 30th dsy of July iO;ioeia g
pof"uai to another Deed Of Irls, executed By tie
same John Clark TO the Subscriber, dated tvs t>ih
9y al January, 1913, and recorded in t,e ,a..tg.
'".eSad wiil he sod, NJ tbs place fo:' },sa
pe,J'o'es' IN The ast Deed usetoaed 10 the highest
Bladder tor ready money,
II Tract oFL1ND.
IN the said county, whoveoE the house atorssai5
sands lately the vcsitenee of said Clark rrJ I.s.
ereed ia the SAT-! d;e' ~ contain 25A Ia acres
May IS. WV
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June

June H.
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June &th, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
h1ARlNf mi ELLlG Enc.
IORT or MEN rom.

The celebrated prvateer L,usrpoof Pockef has
been off this harbor for days past, and he's
made sevral prizes-lt is much To be lamented that
government does not orller the equipment Of fast
sailing vessel for the purpose Of arrestng the
OF these petty marauders.
The sioop Polly & Nancy, Gardiner, Of Warren,
X. l. has arrived at N.w-York She was captured
by the British lugger Intrepid. prize master and
one man put board and the vessel ordered 10 pro-
ceed 10 the squadron After bearing e. four hours,
the captain and crew retook the vessel, carried her
into New Haven, and delivered over the two Eng
lishmen to the care Of the collector Of that port
Sa'rafogas Crsnse.--A Journal Of the private
armed brig Saratoga, of New.York, lately arrived
at Wilmington from cruize, has been published
The following are the captures made by her during
her cruize:
August Is, captured British brig Lloyd, from Co
ree-carso camwood, nuskets, pistols, &c. Which
were taken out and the vessel burnt.
Goth, captured letter Of marque ship Vcstal, 300
tons, 10 guns and IL men, from Logdon to Bona,is-
ta-took out her muskets, guns, ammunition, &c
and let her pass. The Saratoga bad previously
thrown overheard during chase by two ships and a
brig, IL Of her guns, quantity of provisions. shot
&c. and this was very seasonable suppy.1
Sept. 27. captured the Morgiana Packet, (arrivcd
28lb, Captured sch Fame, from Barbados to I,er-
hice, with the mali, government stores, &c. (ar)
Oct 3, captured sch Joseph, Of Bsrbadoes for
Surrinsm-took out her cargo, consisting of gov
ernmcnt stores, &c and ransomed her after putting
@9 prisoners on board on parole.
14th, anchored at Lagura-fred salute, which
was returned by the fort the patriot government al
so supplied the prvateer with an immense quantity
Of Lave Stock. water. and every thing that was
quisite, in consequence Of the benevoe"E treatment
tnsy received from Ise government Of the United
States, after the earthquake.
18th. captured sch Lady Cockburn--After taking
out part of her cargo indigo and some ccfee, gave
the rest TO her crew and let her pass, she being in
very leaking condition.
Priuafrer Thorn recaftured.
The prize sent into St Msry's by the priva+eer
Saucy Jack, the 23d uIt. is the British brig Sir
John Shefbrocke. (formcry the Thorn, Of Marble
head, elegant new brg) taken after action Of
20 minutes. The prize mosnts 10 carriage guns,
with a crew Of 40 men. In the action she lost men
killed, 2 dangerously wounded and 3 slightly and
met with considerable damage in rigging and sails.
The Saucy Jack received little or no dUnage, and
had men slightly woundol. The Sir J. 3. was Rom
Halifax bound to Jamaica, has cargo consisting Of
fab. n,i -7i
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FESTT.IL or ST. jam. THE EVANGELIST.
On Monday next, 9th inst. will be celebrated, in
this town, the Anniversary of ST. John the Evange-
lest The Masonic Brethren will mest, al ST. Johns
Lodge, at O'Clock, when procession will be form
ed, and proceed to Trinity Church. where Mason
ic Grafton will be pronounced by Brother w. CRA NJ
sros. Prayers will be offered to the throne Of Di-
vine Grace, by The Rev Mr.. WHEAToN, and the
perfornA>nces will be in,erspersed with sacred mu
sic, by select choir.
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Warsbai's Notires.
Uistrlet 81 Rho0c Is.e.Aa.

DiShlCt 81 RilOac ISl1sga.
nURSUANTt TO sundry warrants from the
Il Hon. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the
District Cour, for the Rhode Island Dis,rict,
Notice is hereby given, THAI there has been
filed before said Judge, the following Iufor-
nations, by WILIJAM ELLERy, Esq. ColIec.
tor OF the Customs for this District Of New.
port : viz.
An Information agains, the brig Persever.
sncc, her tackle, apparel furniture and boats,
with the cargo on board, consisting Of 44 hhds.
Of Moasscs, so puncbeons of Run, ~ hbds.
ticrces and 80 bbl.. Of Muscoyado Sugar,
s2,6os lbs. Nicaragua Wood, 4 bids 2 tier.
ces and 50 bbls. Muscovado Sugar, and ono
ton oil Nicaragua Wood.
An Information against i3 hhds. OF Sugar,
seized ON board the sIoop Express, and i'm
ported in certain schooner called the Lyckh.
higbten /; and hhds. Of Sugar, seized ON
board the sch. Theirs, and imported in the
aforesaid sch. Lycklihigh,en.
An Information against ~ hhds. Sugar, i'm
ported ip the said sch. LyckIihightcn.
An Information agains, one box containing
I3 lin cases OF Needles, bundles and 30 box
cs silver SpsngIcs, imported, in the Spanish
ship Anna Maria.
An Information against one piece Of Linen,
one di,,o OF Cambric, yards Of white Flan-
mel, DO. Of Calico, do. Of Broadclo,h, and
one piece Of fgurcd Muslin imported in tho
Spanish ship General Nina
Said Goods having bceo imported jo,o the
District aforesaid, as Is alledged in said Ipior-
ms,iops, in violation Of the laws Of the United
States, and trial will be bad Oh each OF said
infcrma,ions a; District Court to be holden
81 Providence, within and for aaid disiricl, on
the frat Tuesday Of February next
ID. J. PEARCE, Dehufy Marshai
fesphorf, Dec. %, 1918.
PRINTING,
OfGn inas, sssenfed at rhi e6ee. xin '-rfncsr, &c
ew-aey, and despatch
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JFeinessiay. Dec. rs.
Mr.. Pkk Of n. Y. presented the petition OF
Ccles,ino de Oteyzs, master of the Spanish
big Patriota, praying, for reasons stated, the
restoration Of said brig, which has been seized
on behalf of the U.Sta,es for violation of ooe
of the revenue lavs; referred to the commit
teo Of ways aud means.
On Golion of Mr. Lowndes Of South Caro-
lima,
Resolved, That the committee on military
affairs be instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency Of ahording additional encouragement
to the re-eolistment Of those soldiers now in
the army of the u. S. whose terms OF service
may have nearly expired.
On motion OF Mr.. Winter Of Ncw.Iork,
Resolved, That the committee Of claims be
instructed to enquire into the expediency OF
paying for buildings occupied as public stores
and burnt by The enemy in consequence thre-
Of; with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Ordered, thar MIR. Pickering be excused
from serving Oh the commttes ~n public
lands.
The House adjourned at half past y o'elk.
until Tomorrow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
TREASON.

A letter from officer board Com. Decatur's
squadron, dated Dec. 10, states +" that Mr.. Nath
senter, of Newport, formerly ~, officer in the Brit
ish army. and recently attached to the 25th United
States regiment was yesterday apprehended in at
tempting to escape to the British ship Valiant" lie
was detained by Commodore Decatur.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
.gf.ijsHL1GES.

In this town, on the l2h inst by the Rev. Mr..
Gibson, Mr FRANcIs NJ. SIssrL. Of Nsrs.York, to
Miss CuARLoTTE DAVIS, of this town.
At Isrrrton, on the 2d inst. Mr. JEgRMtAH DA-
vESPoRT, merchant, of that place, to Miss ALIcE
HATHAWAY, OF Far. LaYea, Mass
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MOI ICE.

Mr. FRASER is now returned TO Newport, and
lvl opened his Academy on Monday last. ie
hopcs bis friends viii excuse hm Gor nt opening u
according 10 former uo,icc nsvoilable business
caused the delay. Tie promises his utmost cndea-
vor to improve the ;ime coming to their best adj
vantage
As very many applications have already becn
made and he does not wish 10 have too many stu
dents, he bcgs his friends 20 maxi as esrly anpp'i-
cation as may be -onsis'cn, nth their conyen'enee.
Newport Dec. q, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

In Albany building, where cartridges weremak-
ing for the army. blew up the 18Th inst and sew
eral lives were lost.
The Capitol, at Frankfort, Kentucky. was destroy.
ed by FIRE the 2Sth ult. Most of the valuable pa
pers were saved.
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Wfdnesdsy, December 8,


"Wednesday, December 8.
Several Of the Standing committees were
appointed, and resolutions laid ON the table for
appointing cotnmittses ON various parts ofthe
Presidents message.
Thursday, Dec. 9.
MIR. German Of N. Y. aud Mr.. Hunter of
r. |. appeared aud took their seats.
A confidential message was received from
the PIE ,icen,, and the doors closed for short
time thereon.
Friday, Dee. 10.
Tbs Senate proceedeG TO the appointment
OF Chaplain, when the Rev. John Brccken-
ridge, having majority of votes, was elected
After the transaction of some unimporant
business, a motion w-s made to adjourn TO
Monday next, which was negatiyed, aud the
Senate then adjourned.
Wednesday, Dec. Is.
The Ssnate this day with closed doors
from the time Of convening until late hour
in tho evening. -
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efal gyms, bc. our men charged home upon
them with loaded muskets aud charge OF bay
onets and in 10 or S minutes they held up
nag, and the firing ceased. 10 this recon.
tre we have killed IS and taken IS prison
ers, without having lost manor having sim
gie mar syound,i
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A hin manufactory is established near Bos.
ton. This will hriok Johnny to tho quick.
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NEWPORT.

E.nB.fRGO.-We have not yet received the of.
fcial advices of the laying AN Embargo by Con-
gress A letter received at New-York on Saturday
last, states that Embargo Bill, passed the Sen
ate, OH Wednesday night, 18th inst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

The charges against General Hull, it is said are
TreGchery, Co.vardiee, and Unebfcer-hke conduct.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

+" fully equal to contend for The superiority OF
the lake" Notwithstanding whs, is said atoul
the superiority of heavy long guns" the TACT
is, that that kind of supesioiiIy WAS altoe
on the side OF the British. The Lawrence and
Niagara (Com. Perry's largest vessels) had
carronades oaly. Aereury.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LILO 4 vi
Remaining ia me Post.
Deccmbe'
Adams Samuel r. Capt.
Adams Joseph
Afford Roswell
Almy William
Allen Rebecca
Albro Henry
Address Mr..
Avery Capt.
Brown stephen @.
Buiium David
Blodget William
Banks John G.
Bntman Thomas
Brown Cupid
Butts Caleb
Belcher Hannah
Bran Il, h.
Bates Capt. NJ.
Brown Jessey
Blame George
HOFFMAN Charles
Brown Elijah Capt.
Butler rhos. w. Capt.
Bixby & Valeatine
Baker Hannah
coggeshall George Capt.
Connay John
Cowen John
Cotncy Barkus
Caswell William
Cogxeshall Mary
Cougdon John ID.
Clark Henry
Chsce George II.
Clark Lewis l..
Coggcshall Caleb
Coffin Susannah $.
Carpenter John c.
Crewell Pren,iss
Constantine Capt.
Clach John u.
Cochran Stephen
Curtis Thomas IL.
Chandler Ezekiel
Cowcn John
Chit,cnden Nathaniel
Csl,lec John
Cation Richard
Carr George w.
Currie Lewis Il.
Dcshs Capt.
Davis Lucy
Drv John
Dunham Peleg K.
Dayton John
Dederor Joseph
Baslon uobbin
Eyres Elizabeth
Eilery Frank
Eldred Beriah
Ellis George
Frausaur Mr..
Fellows G. II. Capt.
Freeman Alexander
Fellows Joseph
Gregory John NJ.
Gardner Bctsey
Garrison Fortune
Greene Benjamin
Greene N. X.
Gibbs Moses
Grceney Charlotte
Gill Thomas
Geer Joshua Capt.
Gamble Thomas, Lieut..
Gavitt Arnold
HELEN w. N. q.
Hoyt Benjamin
iIurlet Joseph Capt.
Hale Henry
Hawkins EInathan
Hiscox Pardon
Hall VIM.
Hemmcnway Pcter
Hswes Wm.
Huyscy Geo. s.
Hazard Nathaniel
johnson Hannah
Jones Perez
Juvet Thomas
jerks Robert w.
Joy Abraham r.
Jones Thomas, Capt.
Kerver John
Keran John, Capt.
Kelley Asa, Capt.
Longhead C.. 7.
Loyctt VIM. b.
- - = .
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The American people reward their heroes
Tor taking vessels, in the same way The Brit
ish do their officers for loosing them
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AL Asho
f-0Ece, az Newiiorf, RI
-r %. 1918.
Lawton Josias
Lovett Israel
Llwton Abigail
Lord lothian
LOWS Thomas
Iucket Capt.
Marvin Mathew
Martin Rusanna F.
Mctzger Charles ID.
Mullen John
Manchester Giles
Manchester Ann
Mumford Francis Mrs.
Modtandervert james La
Norton Robert
Nichols Samuel
Olmstead Lynds
Obery Andrew. Capt.
Peckham Ruth
Palmer John
Prosser James
Potter Walter
Parsou Lars, Capt.
Paul Maria Ann
Purdie James
/. Patterson Edward
Phelps Arson G. Capt.
Potter Ralph Il.
Perrin Capt.
Russell Vim.
Remington Sarah
Rogers Mary
Richardson Anst:s
Robinson ID. s.
Richardson John
Rove John
Russell John
Soulhwick Joseph
Silsbec John w.
Sessions Ed. w.
Simpson Wm.
Skidmorc Joel
Sayre Silas Capt.
Sheppard Mrs. r.
Swain s. Capt.
Slocum Ann
Stockton Mr..
Sprague DIR.
Spencer w. A.
Spence Henry
Stockton Robert r.
Scovcl Capt.
Smith James Capt.
skinner Thomas
Scott George
TAFT N.
Tansley John
Thurs,on Anthony
Thorbeke Richard
Thomas John
Townson Rosanna
Tanner Amy
Taylor Martha
Thurston Thomas
Vernon William
Wilcox ElIery w.
WinsIow Henry d.
Westlen John
Walsh Augustine M.
Taylor Andrew
Ware John
Waity Mrs.
Wilcox Denjamin
Wright James u.
. Weeden isaac
Weaver John
Ward John
Whipplc p. N.
Wilson Charles
Zuill John o. Capt.
.Spanish Letters
Duro jose
vcta o.. Salvador
Hiano Jose
Bebian Lewis
Garcia Sebastian
zurbaoo Domingo Capt
Leaht Domingo
Doltz, G. pt.
Moroni Domingo
Pastagpct John
ChIisostone Manuel
Roig Jose, Capt.
Anardo Jose
or M ieifers not taken
from the Office BY The frsf
January. nil be sc,u 10 no
general post oGcs
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On our first page will be found the Briiisb
official notice Of the defeat Of their squadron
on Lake Erie, and of Gen. Proctor. We cam
aot, however, elbow this article 10 pass, with
out observing. that Con. Barclay had nine
guns aud nearly one hundred "eD more ,hsn
Com. Perry. In the Montreal Coufsnt Of
Sept. 10, it was stated that Con. Barclay was
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

A .fie mandatory is in full md success
ful operation q, Union Village, Washington
County, New-York.--let John Bull .gnasg
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lExlrack from the Trenton True Americana
an erceuenf Toast, was given as voiun-
teer, at one Of the late dinners in this city.
Mar spiihosf foreign commerce, unni ,se san haps
foreign esmsxree ,pifkpnf ssar,"
The onGfhes,s is complete, and the ncavess
OF the expression equal to the justice Of the
sentiment.
II Capt. Garden is SO highly honored for To-
sing one vessel, what distinctions may not
Captain Barclay expect, who has lost a svAoie
feef~
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PRIJyTfhC @,
OfGn tina sssenfed at fhis e5ee. xin '-rfacss, &c
es-aeg, aud desfatch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-02
Jan. 80.
FE MALE ACADEMY.

yENO Lady who will undertake the management
Il and direction of Female Academy, about to
be established in the town o. Port Royal, and can
produce unexceptonable testimonials of her quslif-
eations for such undertaking, liberal compensa-
ton will be given. n most healthy and agreeable
situation medistely adjoining the town ha. been
procured, aud the number of scholar immediately
in the town, without farther addition, are sufficient
to authorize the belief, that the institution viii COM
mence its operation upon terms which will be made
known INN ediatey after the services Vt compe-
tent Tutoress car Ne engaged.
letter addressed to Newton Bergman, Esq.,
Post Master, PostRcyal, Virginia, containing pro-
posals, Se. viii be Immediately attended TO.
Port Royal, Jan. So Ct
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ELOPED.


AN the Sd June 1919, froH, the Subscriber, resi-
~ ding within two miles of Camp bell court-house,
a negro man named Stephen, OF dark mustto
complexion, about % or % years of age, five feet
six seven inches high and stout made. If quest
oned closely, puts on bad countenanoe, and down
look.
lie was raised in Northumberland, near the court
house in the Northern Neck, of Virginia, where he
most probably has escaped to: but has been living
tor several years past in brunswick county, and last
with Mr.. James j. Harrison, oi whom the subscr-
Der lately purchased him and may possibly be still
lurking in that neighborhocd.
As he 10 somewhat OF a Shoemaker, he may at
tempt tn pass free man, and work that trade.
Thirty dollars reward will be given for apprehend-
ing aud securing him in jail, so that get him again,
or Fifty dollars, if delivered to me.
Any person who may apprehend him, will please
give the earliest Information to Dsct. Robe. Walker
Of Mnwiddie county, Doct David Walker of Peters
burg, Mr.. Boiling NJ. Walker of Richmond, or to the
subscriber; and on application to either Of them,
may receive the above reward.
RICH'D. WALKER.
Jan. 80. eptf
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" Fee, faw, fow, FUN,
J smell the blood of an Englishman,
Dead, or alive, will have some.n

Gan such men pretend that peace is their
oDJect' Whatever may result, the perfect
conviction OF my mind is that they have mn
such intention, and that if it come il is con-
trary Doth to their hope and expectation.
would not Judge these men. severelu ,
%, '' 10 ny uu'y to endeavor to Judge them
truly and to express the result of tbat
judgment, Whatever it NAV be. Me onin;.
on results from the application of the we'll
known principle ofjucging concerning mem.
purposes and motives TO consider rather
what men do, than what they say; and 70
examine their deeds, in connection win
predomlnatins passions and interests; and
on TINS Dasis decide. in making an esti-
mate OF the intentions of these, or any other
particulars, make no account of pacific
pretensions.-ih there is general reluctance
at war ana desire OF peace, which per-
'aueS tne great mass OF every people, and
arttul rulers could never keen any nation ~
war, any length of time, Leyond Their ,r,,s
interests, without some sacrifice TO thai ee-
neral love Of peace, which ezists in civiIi.
zed men. Bonaparte himself. will tell Won
that he IS the most pacific creature in ,be
world lie has already declared. nv he
proclamation to Frenchmen that he has
gone to Moscow for no other end. than n
culuVate peace, and counterfeit the reuort
OF KusS'a's desire Of war. In this country
"nere the popular sentiment has so strong
I'D rapulse ON its affairs, the same obtrn'
we pretehSion, must inevitably be Dreserv.
20. no man, or set Of men, ever can. mr.
VIII get THIS Country at war, or continue !,
long 10 war, without keeDing ON hand a
stont, round, stock of gulliuC matter, Fair
propositions will, ALWAYS, he made r. ga
SAND IN hand, VITA offensive acts. aud
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Jan. 80.
The sale of part of the estate of Theo. b. Me-

HE sale of part of the estate of Theo. d. Me-
n Roberts deed. by his Administrators.
On the 22d day of Feb'y next, if fair, if not The
next fair day, the late dwelling house of Thee. b.
MeRoberts near Prince Edward Court House, will
be offered for sale, to- the highest bidder IL or Is
VHLUABLE SL.fTES,
and all the perisabie estate of the decd (that is)
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture.
All sales Under $50 will be for cash, all above that
sum, will be ~ months credit, the purchaser gi
wing Bond and approved security, to carry Interest
from the date 1t not punctual'y paid. Those who
have unsettled accounts with, claims against the
Estate. are requested to make them known to the
subscriber
VIM. D.MoRTON, .qG,ar. %
tbs Yheo. u. .HcRo6ertS.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
DEBATE ON THE NEW ARMY BILL
Mr.. QUIucY's SPEECH,
(COntiuued.

COUIL91teH.
From the time Of the eYr,irst:o+, nf 4lz
BRUSH treaty OF 1874, and the refusal to re .
new it, the American cabinet have been
careful to precede negotiation with some
circumstance or other, calculated to make
1t fail. or at least to make successful re-
suit less certain. Thus in 1906, when, from
the plumber OF our commerce, by British
CruiZers, negotiation, Notwithstanding the
obvious reluctance OF the cabinet, was for.
ced upon them, by the clamours of the ner-
chants, the non Importation law of April. in
that year, was obtruded between the two
Countries. In the course of the debate m
ON that law, 1t was opposed upon this very
ground, that it was an obstacle to a success.
ful DeSociaton. 1t was advocated. like the
Dill, now under discussion, as an aid 10 sue
cessful negotiation. 1t was also said bv the
opponents of that law of 1906, that G.. Bri
; tain would not negotiate, under It's Operation.
and that arrangement, attempted under
proper auspices. could not be difficult
IRON the known interests and inclinations
o. that nation. What Was the CONSEQUENCE
Precisely that which was anticipated.-
The then President of the United States
was necessitated to come to this House. and
recommend a suspension Of the operation
OF that law upon the openly avoweh ground
OF its being cxpedient to give that evidence
OF conciliatory disposition really, be-.
cause, II permitted to continue in operation.
sssociation was found 70 he impracticable.
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HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVE
ne amendment of the Senate 70 tbs
JOINT resolution respecting the exploits of
to. " "6Ieeo
The bill from the Senate for the reiiof
Lewis Chacherie, was twice read and Con-
mitted. anu conf
The eDgrcssed bill relating to pensiors ..
persons on board private armed vesseIe -
read third time and passed.
he engrossed bill authorisine the ;ss,,;r,,s
OF Treasury Notes for the wear 18t3 ,a
read third time was
Mr. Potter spoke at length against ito
Mr.. CheUes replied, as well to Mr. Do.
ter as TO the speeches of Mr.. Cold ana NJ.
Pitkin of yesterday. "''" 'ir'
mr.. lHkm rejoined,
mr. Vdgery made few remarts :, g.
vor of the bill and ~ lac
The Question was then taken nm .bo -
sage OF the bill, and decided as fclln,', pas
YEAS--Messrs. Aston, NnJee,or ."''o"e
ry, Bard, Basset, Bib, Baclje Ace ave
BurWel hhtier, Calhoun, Carr, G. cyeS c,trs's
ESiopton' Condii Crawford, Cuts. nsy,S. ue,sso'
Des1a' .Dnsnnor, Earle, FindIey ~ 3. Frt,''
onO'ssgh' "ooi"yn, Green, Is. Han d. Han H..
pee', ua"es' man, Johnson, Kenf KuS H.,
AZ ,ognvt,' Eye, Moore, MCoy, M'Eee, M;Kins-
N'q,etc"n' .t,nohli Morgan, Morrow, Nelson. ~
~, eISDn, orm,Shy iieSenS, Piper, Ploseants Pond
55ewycr, Sesyer, SEWER, SeyIsrt shaw r. Si1s'
= Su',h, stow, Strong, Tslisferro Tronn T'.u'
~ '' ""'' SAe ""sl~,