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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

BY tie Presidebt II lhe Il. SiaieS.
w HEhEAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the i7,h Of February, 1878 entitled " an act
making provision for the establishment of addition
al Lard Offices in the Territory of Missouri the
frcsdent OF the United states is authorised 10 di
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, TO be offered for sale
Therefore, |. JAMES MONROE, President of the
United states, do ilsreby declare and make known,
that public les ior the disposal (agreeable 10 aw)
OF certain lands in the territory Of Missouri, shall
be held aS follows, viz; Al ct Louis, n the said
territory, on the first Monday in august, October,
December, February and April next, and three
weeks after each OF the said days, Tor the sale of
lands in the land district of ST Louis Thirty town
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west OF fifth principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
At the Seal Of JsHice for Ho'sard County. in the
sad Territory, on the first Monday in september
al. November next, and three weeks after each Of
snsd days for the of lands in the land district
of Honard County Thirty townships shah be Of
fered az each sale. The first TO be in ssGusIe form,
ana TO include the seat OF justice Of The Said eoun-
~, IS nearly in the csn,re as the situation OF the
Surveys viii admit, and the second Immediately east
of he FIRST, and Ia the same form excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
the ,hriIeth day Of April one thousand eight
hundred ard eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
by the President JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioner Of the Genersl Land Office
QJ Printers oi Newspapers who are author zed
TO publish tbe Laws e the Uaited States will insert
Tue above once week I'LL April mex ard seud ,leir
bills TO the General Land Office for payment
J u map Of the above Lands may be bad (pre
yiois to lbe sars) at The Geaersl Land office, ahd
|. ~ The land Offices in ,he Missouri Territory The
Nap 10 now enp ayng for John GARDINER.
Va t3l Chief Gieik, tiencrsl Land Office,
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ANECDorE or a MOOR.

A Spanish cavalier, without any resaenasle
proyoc a,isn, sssassnsted q Moorish g.ntls.
msn, and instsntly fee from justice. h was
vigorously pursued but aysiliog himself OF a
suddent tn'n in the road, he lespsd unpercsiy-
el over cafdsn WALL. The prsprister, who
wssa Moor, hsppeosd TO be at TIA, time walk
ins in .hs gasdsn and tho Spaniard fell upon
his knsss before him, acquainted him with
his case, asd in the mos, pathetic manner i'm.
plorsa conceelment. The Moor listensd 10
him with compassion. and generously prom.
ised his assistance. lac then locked him in
his summer hosse, and left him with an as.
sursncs that iwhss night approached, he
wsu'd pesvide his escape. A few hsurs at-
ter, The dead body Of his sen wss hreught to
hios, sad the dsssrip,iea Of The murderer ak
ac,iy agreed with the appearance of ihs Span
lard, whom he had then 10 custody. lie COO
.esslsd tho hsrrsr sni suspicisn which be
felt, and rsti,ins TO bis chamber, rcmsiusd
shore ill midnight. Then going ptivslsly
into the garden, be opened the dosr, oi the
sumne rhscse, aud thas sccsated the cavalier;
/" Christain," ssid he ",he youth whom you
have murdered was my only zen. Your
crime merits The sevsrsst punish msst. But
have sslemnly pledged my word Ter .ssenri
ty; and disdain 70 violate even ra,h en-
Eagspsnt wi,h cruel enemy" he con.
Quoted the Spasiard 70 the stable, and furnish
cd him with one Of his< WHITES, mulss, ny,"
said he, "whils the darkness OF the aisht
copcsals you--ysur, hands are pslIr,ea with
blosd bnt God is jus, I; and haabIy thank
him thar rsy faith Is unspsusd, and I have
resiscsd judgement INTO hir,"
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BEAU TY.


"THe mind passsfh oDer IL and IL IL gons."
IS,W dew drop, cold and clear,
Dance on myrtle spray:
Fair colours decked the lucid tear,
Like those which gleam and disappear,
When showers aud sun-besms play -
Sol cast aibw4rt glance severe,
And scorcb'd the pearl away.
High on slender polish'd stem, rae
\ fragrant lilly grew;
DO the pure pearls many gem
Giittcred, native aladem
OF healthy msrsre dew:
a blast Of lingering winter came,
md snappd tho stem in-two.
Fsircr than Mornings tear,
D. liys snowy bloom,
shios. Rcsuly IN ITS vernsl year;
Drlsht, spanking, fascinating, clear,
Giy, tsougbtlcss # its doom .
Death breatl,es = sudden poison near.
AID sweeps II to1hc tomb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
Csmsrid.e, Oc, io, 1915.


'"Ooscrvlns Ia he pnrcfs on ar'ictc, rss-
pecaog tho remarkable tshoi'y 1t the spi
dor. web, an induced to relate TO yeu fact
which orcnrrsd At this Plsce IN Juiy last,
which may givc you some idsa oil lis extra
srdinsty strength.
"Hsying been informed by one of sewers!
csrpcnlrrs (Mr, J,cob') esspioy%d In the
barn, that hg had discsvsrsd somsthsg ex'
trcni ely curious ~ the celia followed him
TO the spot, were ( obsoevcd Snoke, sboo'
tea inchss long, suspended 10y he head, IN
the air, without any apparent means OF sup.
port. On ciossr inresuga,ion, however, we
perceived a sigsie thread to which he was at
tsched, and wh,ch sc traced to a spiders
web on the wall, 8 feet frcn the ground.
The snake was of tho species called the
House Adder, and strrgglos violently N our
sppsoach, whes the spider which was net SO
large as a common gy, rsgsrd,s-s Of our
presence, dsscenaed with rapidi,y from his
cpveu, iwiucd itssi. around the sdder's neck,
aud mounted sssin, with the same seleri'y.
The thread by which the eddev was hung
did 10, commue,cs,s directly with she web,
sut it sseendcd psrpen dico'at TIL !, ms, .
aocond thread, extending from tbs web 10
the ground, az an angle OF sSou, SO deg.
yhus aEofdiag kind Of puily by which the
spits could elevate his energy the more sa>
ally, snd likewise prevent lis touching the
wall. visited the spo, frequently in the
course of the dry, and almost ipvaris5y oh
sorvsd tho spidsr deccnd 10 render bis pssy
Dcrc secore. and which, by evening, IL had
elevated nsorsthss 90 . fost from the gioosds
Ths next morning, sbssrved with sur
prise, tbs, the sddcr was suspended by the
,ail, and It's teai slmos, touching the G 'ound.
bu, during the dsy there was No alteration cf
this position, except At being raised several
inches higher.
@Ls the third morning the adder scemh
altnsst exhausted, and was secured hsad nad
tail, which we're brought in csatacL Tho
spider was new susiiy employed 10 compiet-
ing i,s arrangements, descending every few
minutes and placing sddiuonaI thrssds
rasnd ito prisonsr. Towards cvcning the sd-
der was raised - - 10 tovch the second
thread, snj somplsiciy tied in knet. L
Def, him in this sitls,ion, hu, was nuch dis-
appointed a, not &,diag bin the ensuing
rlo,nisg. Not only tho four Carpsn,ers,
hu, one Whole fam:iy repsa'edly Witnessed
,hs curious scene"
49,. ~-:o.x.o.--
AN AMERIC AN SERGEANT.
IL The battle OF Niagara, such vas the car.
ssss among Col. Jsssop's cficcrs that he
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
Cheap .!-yes, vey LbsGp Z

To be sold-a Farm lying in Co.unitla. 10 tho
state of Connecticut, 10 miles from Norwich
Landing, or the turnpike road 81 ON NuswichI ard
ing, through Lebanon, TO iiartford-- con,sinrg 17Y
acres Of good lard SAID fam stock, and hay, a,e
for sele at a low prce--come and see. The tuild-
ngs are pretty good two story house, TWO taras,
ard a,crib The situation is psessart as any frtr
Norwich To Hartford, on the ,urDpike-ro-d The
fasn is well wooded and wstered, and has wei os
good water (vithin few obs of the door Which
never dry, Has a hnc Joung Orchard as any in
the town, besides other fruit The farm is also er-
oellsnt for groz.ng Any rerssn wishing to rur-
chase farm oil this description, had better come
and view lhe same, j, will undouhtedi, give sat-
islsc,on. The farm, stock, and hay viii certainly
BE- sold IT gieat bargain. For further infoina-
icn. xppy to tue subscriber living the premises.
GILBERT LASiB.
Columbia, sept 9, 1873. C6m
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UNION FACTORY.


rE,HE subscsiber reqacsA AL parsons, who
l. have peeo 'pdebted 10 iies lor ono fear
on note oe Lookyaccount, - Col, sni pay whst
they are owing; AZ otherwise Tbs demands a-
gainst ihem wiil be pui 10 silt i'nine dlnciy.
~ GEORGE WhNTON.
Sep q, 1918
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


MORE OF THE WONDERFUL.
! received, the last week the following
communication from gentleman residing IN
Doches,er, whose jsdgcmeot was not likely
70 deceive hiD, and whoss opportunities for
observation have been very extensive. Hs
Who'll: family can attest TO The fact, ard the
poculisr circumstances by which it was ac-
companed. IL msy crafty our readers TO
bscoine sequsirtea with sceurrence SO sin.
GUAR OF On insect 50 deminu,ise.
A SUBSCRIBER.
CamSridge, Oc, i6, lsls.
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POETRY.
Frsn fAs " r Retn6l.ean Chrsmele.
OPEN THE DOOR.

Frsm fAs " r Ret'lblean Chrsntcle.
OPEN THE DOOR.
svs wovpwoRrn.
THAT God Who Cabs the human mind
A temple for himself desi6nd,t 2
A hosge upon q rocky
Assares US he will patient wait,
in nercy, Al the mental gate, W
And for adnittanee kpock.
Who hears the gracious call within,
And draws tbs iron bolts of sins w ~
Which bsrricade the door.
Will banqset with guest divine, W
On life.inipartiag food and wine,
From Loves extisusilsss stsrc.
Gene, then, dear ssyiour--be my guest,
Knock louder at this ainty breast.
And rouse me with Thy voice;
Then will struggle to remove
The sins which now obstruct thy love,
Aud IN that iove rejoice.
Thou wilt not let me strive in vain
The gates Of brass shsiI burst in twain,
The ion bars shall fails
Then will my soul Thy temple be,
Where shall ever fesst with Thee,
Ny God, my life, my all
.~-~~-----
behold stand at the door and knock IL any
isn hear my voice, ard open the dsoc, wall come
TO him K sup with him. & he with me-Heo az 40
fsec ! Cor Iii IS. III Ger. vi Is.
4 See Matthew vii ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

NITM JAMES rIti.Ev has just received large
wv quantity ef knit Draus Which Be css recssev
meud Tor durability. snd which he win sell lss
Oct. ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
CHOCOLATE STORE.
HENRI" MOORE,

no. 5, NARK8TSQUAkk.
HAS on hsnd, and Keeps constantly FOR Sale. Bs-
ker's Chocolate aud Shells, Of the frs; qaali:F,
Grocers. Country 1raders and families, who wsnt
Chocolate and shells of NE hes. quality. Will find 4
Tor their advantage TO purchase At said Store,
the No l. Chocolate and Shells are warranted iobs
Of as good qualify as any msnufsriursd in the Unit
ed States, and fupon trial they DO prove squa'
TO the recommendation. they will be tnken back &
the money returned together With al charges that
may have arisen for transportation.
.atso--a general assortment Of w. !. Goods, a.
usual. 1t April le
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By The prcNGeM Of the Omted StateS.
LEJ DEkEAS. by an &C, OF Congress, passed ON
w The ,hird'day Of Mach, 1915. entitled % Al,
act to provide ior the sscertanipg and surveying Of
the boundary fixed BY the ties,y with the Creek
indians. amt for other purposes the President Of
III, United ates IS authorized to cause the iands
acquired by tie said treaty, 10 be offered for SALE
whSn surveyed:
Therefore, 1. JApBs MoNRos, President Of the
United states, DO hereby declare and make known.
that pusio sales for the disposal lsgreeaby TO iaw)
OF certain lands in the A!ahans ter,,or,, shall be
held at Cahaba in the said territory, the Srst Mon
day IN Jsnuary next, and shall continue for three
weeks, during which time vii Lbe offered for sale
Township numDer'd y to is inclusive in range S
9to IS in
10 to 16 in
lie &c 10 in 3
except such lands as have been reserved by law for
the support OF schools and for other purposes The
land shah be offered fer sale in regular numerical
order. CONNIE encing with the lowest number of sec
ton. township and range.
Given under Iay hand, at the City Of Washington,
the l5h day Of July, one Thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
j. MEIGS,
Comm seon-r of The General Land 0iice.
Printers who are authorized 70 publish The laws Of
the United states viii publish The above once week
I'LL the irs, ofJanuaiy next and send their bills to
the General Lsrd oaice for pay ynent
August s, 1913 9lw.
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hnoVE up, my Reach on the sth inst One
~ Nioc log. about 6S feet long. which the own-
owners may have bv proving property ard
Paying cha gus. GEORGE CARPENTER. =
south Kngstown. Oct IL, 1918.
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TOBE. SOLD,

THAT pleasantly siusted stand in Ssnfh,Kirs,-
, fs~r. consisting of n large tvo-s'cfy dwelling
house. barn. crib end other ou,-hui'dngs, with a
bou, so acres, Of land, mcst OF .vhlSh is OF good
quality together With tan nysrd. s'op. she'd. ard
BARK house, AL IN pretty good repair. The said
farm is miles from toe south fe'Iy. 20 tie post
read 10 New.London. Any perspn Wishing 20 Pur-
chase viii do we'll 10 call snd sre aid tar. soon-
TO those IL viii recommend It's siisetlen aud o:he-
sjy.s~ses. ror further particulars. s7piy 10 the
subscriber. in Westerly.
WI rEcxHAa:, Jun.
wstssy, s.pt 1s. 1913.
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Il very galuable Farm,
FOR SALE,

THIS subscriber offers 70 sci his Farm lcafed
j the Fo,hering- place Farm,) on Point Judith, ia
South. .Kngsiovn, containing about 400 acres of
most exceilsnt land, more than 200 of which is IN
poutJuds,h pond Il has the most extensive shore
of any farm adjoining the pond. ADD by far ts
NEST and best drxw.ng place for bass, ale wives
pesrch, &c of any other. IL will be sold veryress-'
onabiy and the ter ms will be easy
CARDER HAzARo. =
Norwich. Con. May g. 1878 fu1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
JAMES MONROE.
j. NlEItsS,

~ tic Pre&dem o. the Uaited StaieS.
VNTHEREAs, by an act of Congress. passed the
w i7,h Of February, 1918, entitled An act max
lug provision for the esl lshiishment of additional
Land Offices in the territory of Missouri" pres
dent of the uned States is authorized TO direct the
pubic ,snas. which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for SHE
Therefore, |, JAnHs MosRoE, President OF ,he
Uni,ed Stsles, DO hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (sgrecably TO law
OF certain lands in the territory of Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the St Moeday in January neat, for the sale OF
Townships No. IS TO So ind
elusive and fr.o''i town. in rangei'
4sto S, and On
fractl township SO
4s,o 50 sf 90 %
90 the 6rsi Monday in March ncx'. for the sale of
Townships 4s TO SIS inclusive in ranges "a and o5
4s 10 50 60 ard ~
i On the st Monday in May next. FOR the sale Of
townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges IL and IL
4 Sito So 13
$50 Sc ,et IA and IS
excepting the lands which have been or may be e.
served by Isw fer the support Of schools, aud for
other purposes.
Each sale shall continue as long a. may be neces
sary u offer the lands for sale, and longer. and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington,
: this 18th day Of July. one thousand eight hon-
By the President. JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEiGs,
Ccmmissioncr Of the General Land ooiee.
Printers who are authorized to publish the laws
of the United States. will publish the above once
week ill the 6rst Of Nav ness, and ,eir bills
to the General Land eiSc- for payment.
Augss ;. isswH
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YALU4BLE Farm.

VHLU4BLE fdRM.
THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situs,ei
L in Middleiown, about one nils and halt iroea
the state house in Newport Said Farm contains A.
bout so acres Of land. with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees OF all knds-togelher with the bud-'
logs thsteon standing. For other information in-
quire of $500 ALANsON PECkHk An.
Middletown. Feb II. 1919 Fl
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AN AMERIC AN SERGEANT. t
II The battle OF Niagara, such vas the car.
sass among Col. Jsssup' cfticsrs that he
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
TbnrIpSfnn- .y1uynry lG

A letter from St. May's. dated Oh
inst. says" You have heard, OF course,
of our forces having taken possession Of
Amelia; it was done in style; the PATTI
OTIS are rather quiet, but do not eVince
any great inclination to leave their nest ;
no sociaoi!ity whatever exists between
Aury and our officers Indeed they have
not even seen each other; they will GER
tainly find it difficult to get away, as
they will be compelled to pay all debts
due TO individuals, IS well as for derre.
daticns committed during their stay"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
Translated for the Commercial .7dre'
tisPr.
PROCLAMATION.


SIMON Bolivar. Supreme Chief Of the
Republic OF Venezuela, to the Soldiers
of the Libera,ing Army.
SOLDIERS Yesterday was day OF
the deepest sorrow for my heart. The
crimes Of conspiracy and treason against
our country, and the desertios from her
banners. brought General Piar to be exc
cuted. A lawful and Just court pronoun-
ced the sentence upon this unfortunate
citizen who, inebriated with the favors
of fortune, and in order to satisfy his
bundles ambition, attempted to bury
his country in her owa ruins. General
Par had indeed done important services
to the republic, but he was amply reward
ed by her, although his whole course OF
conduct had been always emarked as
tactiUus.
There was nothing left to be wished for
by him " no had attained the highest rank
in the army. The second honorable post
in this republic being vacant, owing to the
separation of General Marino, was even
10 be conferred on him, before his rebel
lion. But this general. who aspiring on
~ to the supreme command, formed the
most atrocious plan that q wicked soul
may conceive. Piar's designs embraced
not only a civil war, but anarchy and the
most inhumap hatchery and sacrifice d
his brothers and companions IN arms.
Soldie's-YOu know At very we'll Oar
motto is, Liberty, Equality, aud IndePsn.
dencs. Has not human kind recovered
its rights through our arms ! Have they
not broken the chains Of slaveiyS Has
not the odious difference OF classes and
colors been fnleYer abolished Has not
the national property been divided be-
tween you Are not TO, tune, science,
and glory awaiting you? Are not your
merits recorded with profusion, or al
least with justicea Whay then did Ge-
neral Piar wish for you Are YOU not
free, equal, independent, happy, and ho'
noredf Could Piar pronounce e eater
blessings for your No, no, certainly no
fiar was with his own hands digging the
grave Of our Republic, there to ba'. tie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
From the Connecticut COarant.

From the CONNECTICUT Codrdns.
The following remarks on the CONNER
cial distress Of Britain, are alike peril.
neut to the circumstances 0. the United
States.
"When the CURRENCY" (says certain
able British writer) " was falling IN va
lue, government, az debtor, profited On
all i,s paA transactions but the Lomln4l
amount Of all its fu,sre leans was en-
creased, 10 proportion TO the dePrecia'
tion OF the currency. If We suppose Inc
currency depreciated one 9Th. govern
meat. in place OF 90 millions, must have
required a Ian o, ga millions: ami as
la.pe sums were borrowed at this period,
the low value of the money added greatly
{, the nominal amount of the public debt.
The curr. ncy has been SINCE restored to
its rominal value, but the public debt has
net been decreased SO that the depreci-
ated money which government borrowed,
is nov repaid in money OF hig her stanG-
ard and by this transaction, it is evl.
dent that great addition has beea made
to the public burdens"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
,NorfoH, J1nvury 10.

The schr Herald, Swanton, from Bal
timore bound to Charleston, was driven
ashore in the snow storm on Tuesday
morning last, about half way between
LYnhaYen Inlet and Cape Henry Light.
1t is, however, the opinion Of those who
have viewed lrer situation that she may
be got OF with the first telera5Ie high
tide. She is reported to have received
20 injury from grounding.
The schr Elizabeth, Gentry, from the
Spanish Main, baund to Baltimore, took
pilot on Thursday night; she had lost
her rudder in the late gale. The Eliza
beth spoke a few days STAGE, brig from
the northward bound TO this port; the
brig had made Cape Henry lighthouse,
but had got blown of again.
The ship Warrington. Smith, former
" Of this port, arrived a, Rio Jaseiro on
the 18th Of November last. after pas
sage of 81 DAYS Ground Cape Horny from
Valparaiso. Under date Of the 2sd OF the
same month, the captain writes TO gcu-
tleman Of his acquaintance in this town,
and observes, that he expects to sail in
the course of a month for France, with
cargo Of coffee, sugar and cotton. lie
also states, that he has made great voy-
age for the owners in France, and has not
been altogether idle himself, altho' things
have not turned ont so we'll as he had e1-
pected, in consequence Of the goods ha-
wing been badly Put uP.
The sloOp PheriI, Murphy, of Phiia-
delphia, from Fredericksburg, and last
from this port, bound to New York, was
blown of in a gale on the Goth Deceu-
Der; lost her m4insail, and was obliged
to put into Savannah, where she arrived
on the third instant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRID.4Y, J.9S'U.4RT es, 1913.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASH
INGTGg.


Thursday, January o, 1918.
livery much question whether am not
doing more service to the Post Office than
to you by scnding letter about yester-
days proceedings. 1t is something, how
ever, to be able to say that that quagmire
in which the house was for SO many days
begged up to the hips. mean the bill
for regulating the Effects Of certain judi
cial proceedings in the United States"
is remaved-at least way has been made
round about to avoid it.-Mr. Forsyth
moved to postpone it indefinitely: and
his motion was carried-so, that affair is
gone to the tomb.-Peace to its names it
to law proceedings peace can ever COME
that GENES TO all-occasionsiiy.
The bill arpropriating sums fer the mi
li.ary service was read third time and
passed.
SEINE time was lost on an effort made
by Mr.. Bassett to add one more 20 the
rules Of the house for the purpose OF de-.
fortunately assigning to each day its par
ticular busine IS, without interruption from
the taking up Of any other.-Like Sir Ro-
ger de Coverly's question, much was said
on both sides-but the proposition was
ultimately negatived. Adjourned.