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CONGRESS.

Tie principal subjects, which have come be-
fore Congress- since our last, have been the mo-
ton Of Mr.. Johnson, Of Kentucky, made ia the
Senate, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution, giving appellate jurisdiction 70 the
Senate Of the United States, from the Supreme
Court in all cases in which a State shall be
party, or in which the Constitution or laws of
any State Shall be questioned The motion was
seconded BY MIR. Barbour, Of Vrginia,in a speech
IN which he stated his object To Be to have the
the subject Of The collision which exists between
the constituent members Of the union and the
federal authority fairly investigated. The rcso-
luton was, on motion of Mr. Holmes, made the
order Of the day for the first Monday in January.
On the 18th instant, Mir. Trmbe Senator
from Ohio deceased, on which, both houses, hav-
ING ordered arrangements for his funeral ad-
Journed, the Senate TO Monday, the 18th.
In the House of Representatives, on Monday
the 10th inst. select committees were appointed
on the -Narai and Military establishments. For
eisn and diplomatic q fairs, and The SiGre Gfude
Forty-fiye petitions, on various subjects, were
presented on that day, and resolutions offered
concerning tie public lan3s-thc extension Of
the act to punish piracy--and the expediency
OF occupying the Columbia river, and the u. =
territory adjacent, upon which subjects commit
tees were severally raised. The House then
proceeded 70 tic choice Of q Chaplain, and the
Rev. Jared Sparks was chosen, alter several
trials, having ga Of $50 votes
On TUESDAY The committee on elections repor-
ted in favour w tie election Of Mr.. Golden. IF
New York, ms cad of MIR. Sharpe, the returned
member. which report was afterwards ACCENTED
by the House.
Mr.. Sergeant, from the Judiciary committee
reported bill for the establishment Of an mi
form system Of Bankruptcy, being tie same ID
substance which was adopted The last session. BIZ
the Senate, and rejected by tie House. 1t was
made the order of tic day for the first Monday IN
January. AIR. Cannon offered some resolutions
whose effect was 10 reduce the standing army.
winch were laid on the table.
Mr.. WHlTstAN, Of this State, meved three res
outlons, relative 70 the misunderstanding which
may have existed between Gov. jackson and
Judge fromentin,sand also to tie DELAY of the
officers Of the Spanish Government, III surran-
dcring thy arChiyes'and documents RELATING ~
property ard soNreigntv in the Tloridas and
concerning tic means adopted hy the II. :. off.
GERS 70 obtain possession of such documents. Mr.
Nelson submitted resolution on tie subject u
apTrofria:ing public land q nc purposes Of edu
cation. The remainder Of tao lay was spent Il
choosing IN assistant door Keeper On Ecdncs
day, 18th, the Treasurer presented his arpua
report which was referred 10 tie committee N
ways and means, and 5000 copies ordered 10 \,
! printed.
! On thursday tine house adjourned 70 Satnr1., =
onaccount Of the death Of Mr.. Triublc nm -,
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TREASURY REPORT.

II examining the late report of the Treasurer of the
hiiea States, we do not find much cause for conqratn
i"uon- In the first place we perceive that notwith
Standing loan OF S5,OUO000 created this wear the
lecepS INTO me treasury the current year would not
nave neon SUFFICIENT II the appropriations had been
C4ieu ior 10 meet the demands upon it, bv nearly one
ana nan million OF dollars; the National fnte IiGepcer
observes on TINS head, fact obtained from the
report j. conclusive II all the appropriations made
ny law mad been called for during the wear tbe Tea
wy ~oud nave been deficient (deducting the NAVAL
dDt ,uhdS] by somewhere about million and baIf
% uoiidIS OF inc means Of paying them"
Notwithstanding an increase in the customs for The
vsns years the receipts win be barely eoua ~
oIl"ay expenditures, and the annual appronria-
N1N oos'ituIns me sinking fund is not COMPREHEND
4" - the estimate and Sd. the Public nebt has
%n Increased from S9I,225, $50, to e93 423 Coz
n On ms statement D. unnecessary: I'M nnust
49,. lis' II tlne Of profound peace, and comna~s.
s; duu ceItthly increasing prosperity we arc nor
- " III more encouraging prospects from the
; department Instead Of desponding ~ ,his
Iii soie seem 20 think It matter Of rejoicing tha,
internal taxes 'aAauoh Oh
y III a"diunn 10 The information derived f,on, !.
eaSuieI' the National Intelgencer gives i. " ~
4 - ' paIt Oh me money reported IA no ~ M
sgis' i altogether Il;Gcailabie cansis,;or 80 -
u usPpS'tS aud lncltTrent and derrsc;ote? a.T
.V,uieu ana hity thousand dollars \ see4dS
ptGca''ae'e N consequence Of the flrs " -
Inc "hole nett Rsreuus Of ,Ae eo,,n,r.
rom imports AMI tonnage duties Ia arlsn
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luce 4 an srcjhlc cIcr' In our kingdom The In
ahtauts Of those districts which had not been even
inspected have from All quarters 10 pi,c I'D their
diplomas and tine papers Of the Sect which were in
their possession, aud have renounccd TIC Society ~
the most open and energetic mannGr.-They al affirm
that they had been drawn into the Sect by most dis
graceful suJterusc they were persuaded that the esor
alton a the Christian religion was III agatiOn aid
that the Pope was AZ the head Of the enterprise
SOUTH AMERICA
The New Orleans papers Or the 18th November state
that the Spanish authorities had declared tie whole
coast Of Colombia, except Porto Cabeo, in state Of
bloc-lje their naval tnce consisting Of one l.ate,
hrgS, four scnOoHcis ana SIX eight pUvattois
that they had captured ak American vessels, which
were gOn- into the republican scaports with proYIs-
ions, well British cutter from s. Thomas, and
a British merchant ship from Barhadoes-all % winch
bad been carried into Porto Cabeio and condemned.
The mdrSCts for American produce were very dul,
both Curaccoa ard IT. Thomas, owing TO tl.t block
aac q the ports o. tic Maine.
RUSSIAN AMERICA.
L0a5oa. Ot 3l-On the Russian ukase relative TO
the trade of the aeutian Islands, and tie north west
coast Of America (Which published some days ago.
the Journal DIES debats makes the following remarks
We must observe thai this IS the first known act
Of sovereignty by which the Emperor OK Russia deter
mines In fixed manner the maritime limits OF the ni-
mcnSe territory hitherto described under the vague
name Of Russian America. The ukase compartments,
within its limits great part Of the discoveries Of Cook
Vancouver, and Quadra but II appears to hnit
sldeably the extent OF the Russian establishments,
which according % the latest voyagers, already touch
ca upon California There remains still 70 lie deter
mined the inland boundary where Russian America
approaches the territories held TO belong the English
United Company OF Canada, and Iludsons Bay. 1t is
a great phenomena thus to two European powers,
having made the OF tie globe each from his
side meet and come IN contact Ia regions yet scarcely
known.
The provisions Of this ukase are interesting not
only to the English aud The Americans, but olsO TO
French nayigstors, wno following the traces of AIarn
hant or Bagucrc, may undertake expeditions for
mcrce or fishing IN these distant coasts"
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70 RTLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1a.
THE LEGISLATURE OF NAME

VIII assemble in this town in one week from
tomorrow. During its continuance in session
we have made arrangements for issuing the GA
zETTE twice week, VIZ. T'uesiays and Frjidy.
This viii add but little to the bills OF our subscr-
Scrs, and ensure full and complete Journal or
ali the proceedings Of our State Legislature.
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chcs. Tie paper " thc -e;h SAYS. 4 RS not yet cs
appeared and every thing a.ouud Is clothed Ia INC
brilliant livery Of polar winter Tie three Or Tour
last weeks have been unusually cold, for the season
SLATE PRISON.
There now 20 confICts IN the ONO state Pilsoh
The balance aEau,t the Institution last year was
S27l2. The County PunishncHts woad nave cost
double that sung
MARYLAND.
The Chamber Of Commerce, OF Batimere. have vot-
ca opetiiion TO Congress il favor Of Naiordi Ba"h
tvpt Lar.
The Small Por is said to prevail in great degree
i'm BalislO.T aud 10 prevent the spreading Of thls
loa,hsoue disease il N6lJo1, general vaccination
las hren recommended The blessing OF a general
vaccination ID the almost total eXtrpatiOn Of the small
pox, mas been experienced in Boston. -Four phy>i-
cans III Baltimore have advertised to vacciWe gratis.
Mr. CInude .J0llg al. old and respectable French
lnan Of Baltimore, has been found murdered II his
mouse. He lived alo,re atsi was rtputed 70 he rich.
The penitentiary III Baltimore las been robbed Of
articles tie amount Of $50 dollars by one OF its ten
ants
Mr. Showers. a Member of the Legislature Of Ma
r land has lately been arrested in PennsyE ania on
charge Of Kidnapping, ior taking one Of MS IacAs that
had run away
PENNSYLVANIA
On the 18Th instant, an attempt at mUrdor mace
in the streets of Philadelphia. \ young man was as
sailed between nine and ten o'clock il the evening ny
villain who appeared to be negre. with large CluD,
and by repeated blows on his head wounded erely
lie now lies dangerously i'll. The assaians ayowed
object appeared 20 be murder, which he only pre-
vented accomplishing by the sufferers cries alarming
the neighboIioOd
NEW YORK.
.Napie SHgur.-No less than 1906 pounds
made last Spring, il tie Of Phelps in the State of
New Hork.-This is very cEeditable TO the industry
and enterprise of the Inhabitants Of that place
WONDERFUL OXEN.
S1ien, Nor 22.-TWO immensely large oxen were
On Thursday last driven through this village, their
way the city OF New York.-They are both very
handsome animals, and extremely fat. One, years
cid weighs upwards Of 5000 pounds the other wears
Old, 27O0-Ihey were raised and fatted by Daniel
Marsh, Esquire, Of hartford, VT Tncy cln 70 bat
or miles dry We understand they will be kept
for public exhibition few days at Albany
BOUNTY ON WOLVES sc.
1886 dollars paid the last year by the State
and III towns IN bomtics upon killing Wolves Sc
The am0un for Wolves being S33, lT1-'The residue
being s. 1876 paid for Is panthers, 81 bears, 81
foxes, and Wild cats.
The new lighthouse on STAFFORD Point in Long Is
land Sound, is completed
The citizens OF Geneva contemplate the opening Of
lateral Canal to the Seneca Lake with the
Grand Western Canal.
The Albany Gazette SAYS. that Mr. Seth Harris, Of
Nilamstown, Ontario county, raised last AGO
bushels oi excellent Winter Wheat, froG field Of
Up acres on his own farm about I'VE miles north Or
the EIie Canal.
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p.6s.65g 8

The unassuming editor of the "Eastern Argus"
10 soliciting public favor, has put in novel claim
70 patrOnage-that of being the exclusive cham
pioh OF the freedom of the press. In the ad.
dress TO ms patrons, in his last paper, he las
modestly demanded the gratitude Of the com
huhity, Tor the vast sacrifice he has made,
IN boldly standing between the 4" independence
OIL INC pres" and the corrupt influence of those,
VINO, under the "sarb of repubhcanism," would
poison the channels of information at the
fountain head" And certainly the appeal q
'nIs sen-styled republican cannot but have Is
ehect; Tor who, of liberal mind. can resist this
Cdii' 50 linperious, yet in such soothing accents
LOT the Just reward ofmeritorious services TO tAe
commonwealth When be speaks Of the iossd
VIC patronage OF f" some men, whose wealth gives
theih an influence in society," he has SUSTAINED
a. Proihoting the great cause, we thought We
iedru me language Of ancient Brutus-s II tEeR (
DC any 10 tins assembly, any dear friend Of ssaF'
70 hlIn say, that Brutus' love to Cesar was na
,ess 'han ms. II then that friend demand VIZ II
prutus rose against Caesar, this is nv answer
not that L loved Cesar less, but that | love-
Rome more"
IN lie opening ofhis address to his patrons, u
oui.or Pursues strain which is perfectly h''
anu CONSISTENT with the jus genti,nl, five maj
Idu ~ u newspaper writer's. But this does Y.
iohs conjunction it IS not in character Ep
u'at gehueman's political course TO be long c's
sisteht' lie cannot even ask the people TO .ar
sTriDe LOT ms paper, without calling to bis aio =
olu alieS terms OF abuse against al his opPoneng
anu tie auXlharIcs o. cOloured and incorrectap III
untrue statements We will adduce but onep
slahce-and IT is that, by which he attcifP'
uIl''e me Gazette and Statesman in connecp ii
y reciprocal faTour and support. Now any Oh
VINO Knows any thing of the subject, Enows III
wen mat there is not one title of truth ID III
charge, which the editor Of the Argus has
rated so pompously in ita{ics. u
our principal object, however, in noticHs
.aSt Argus, y to draw the attention Of the y.
" Tue consistency of its conduct. Since the'II
| .ehceinent OF the government Of Name
Argus has been the organ Of administIa-'a'
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COLUEBIA.
THE ABORrGINIHs.

u dshingtoH, Tec. The -deputation Of Indians
under the charge "a MAJOR OFaiion left tie seat or
government this morning, in two stages ior Journey
g Bamort, Philadelphia, aud New-Y ork chiefly. AZ
we understand 10 view the country poUnation Sc OF
the eastern portion OF the Unin III orr that the, oa
be better impressed with the Importance of our govern
ment and report TO the various tribes of which they
are the head their ideas in relation to the white SCI
uementS They are expected 10 return III about three
weeks and spend the winter in this CITY. where we learn
that they have been so far highly gratifed nj the re-
cePon met with from tle great father" and the cit
zens OF this metropolis
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MO. !, Columbian Row. Middle street, near
IN ly opposite the Hayscales, where is for sale
good assortment Of w. |. Goods and Groceries
by K. Mitchell ;-among which are
BRANDT. Citrons. Cuava Jelly. Pre-
Old CoBnsc: common served Bal aryf do. q Iince
RlII . do. Dsmsons, do. GInge !,
va JainalS1 " est Ihdla, Last India Chow Cnow Pre-
and ctlh~d. served Oranges do. Lines !,
GIN. do. Citrons,
Holland < American. RAISINS.
Old WHISkEY. Bunch, Muscatel, Bloom
u, WINES SuItans, Smyrna aud Maa-
Champaign Madeira |
Siciy Madeira Sherry Fresh Figs. do. Carranrs.
LsGon Eidoua Porti Almonds, CT pes, English
hed; FrontlshAc Malaga WanurS, FItDcrtS, b stana
oherfy Malaga 4 IldTet Nuts, Shsgbarks ChSsruts,
CORDlALS Apples. c~anberries, Canary
Rose AMOS French Seed, Starch, indigo, Alum
RaSpberry. CherSe, C1pperas, Salts Nj
POltI ER ire, LogwoOd- Redwood.
LONDON ara American. CANDLES
ssH'Edt MO- sSeS' wax, SPermA,e ., Mould,
Stous atohs LliAH- Dipped.
Oh. Spanish & Americ m Cigars
" mteT PFtssSG; summer SALT.
Do'tie And = ,, 81 Turks Island 81. Ubes and
CunPowGer /: Imperial: Hy BRUSHES
son Young yson: Hy sOu Floor. Shoe, Coths Table
oklh "rh Soucboug' Window. Hearth x Dust.
SUGdRN. F'ncy and common BIZ
Loaf: Lump; brown and lows; London and American
white havana. Shaving Soap: Wash Balls
~ GOFfEE. Day x Martins Backing
west India Java and Do Back Bal Selves do Not.
walsh and Chids No Whips. sasket uD 6i"3m.'
Chocolate. Shls. Mace N4tts an Sizes b. and
NutmegS, Gloves, Cjnns ~ 10 Glass, IA 81 a To-
m Ground DO P,merto II ,od Nails 7od FIoo-
Ground Do Ginger. Pepper. Brads, Srone Ware, Flour
SuIrlt P9wd-t, Ga" e"ne, !"dAn Meal OF Meal, Rice
"a, owes Auchorves | Ground do.
Anchovy .uce, Walnut cat TOBAccO
sup Soy, Picked WaluJas, | cavendsh Fig x -rvis,
CsPeTs Honey. ftmOrind / Carlisle & Brown so tp
The above articles can be recommended as Of
the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash
Dec. IS. If
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80 - ~ 7,o "a
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were a. ioio"s DtI.-r ri. D.,
~ ODSsoA go " y w. ~ wv w },5 .'e-
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M, i.'i.u'tr- .' - o. ~ $3.50 M.
's~' L-f4''2'o i' - r. 80 ~
lala-SJiL'.n, ~ -oa ,51 W., - NV
1870 IS5o 10iii5 3 asa, % I.oo0.ooS
h > SUPPOSED 'al ,ns annullo s, y 'e 'Ssene
sion il the irst quarter If te present year as since
that tAne the receipts have been saauaiy iuSreasns
nu ran e me- ; 't have been giSIae
~ ~ 49, -o, -
vi W0ich the customs pfoauCcu , 4uOoo'oef %
me Loan $4,000 ,o,'9
Other Sources li7o'SV- So
80 -
Sio'-I',l't IN
Or dsductng the Loan, tie actual receipts nave been
Sll,qsl97 TO-
But II Is estimated that during the tCnf quarters 6 la
present year there viii y received into the freasar.
pncluding the Loan sl9,olf,+I5 s4
Add money IN the Treasury at the l'l'o'+ol =
commencement OF the year $1,000
It is not stated how much Of this sum j. in bills u
specie payments Probably at least one million shoti1
be deducted this account last year II Is sad
that more than S6oo,oOO were u the possession =.
Banks that refused pay, EXCEPT IN their Uan depe
The Expenses OF the present year have BEEN as fo.
lows,
Civil and Diplomatic D.24627l7 30
Amy, Forifca,ions and Mil Pensions 5,l62G65 rs
Naval service and Ships 3.303,592 IN
Payment Of Public Debt 83U6 III 81
I'd. - ,2552GG Ar
Leaving IN the Treasury at the end Of the present
year D.l,777548 s.
From which should be deducted ior( 100000
uncurrent money
D117,648 So
The following Estimates are made Cor Tie COMING
year viZ-Receipts from
The Customs D.I4.000.C0O
Public Lands l,6O0.OG0
Bank L. 5. $4,000
Arrears Of Direct Tax, etc $4,000
Miscellaneous 85OOO- n. rs 10 600
And the Expenses of the year are estimated at DIi
947.66I 8O-Of which D.5522857 | will be for the
public debt
The Public Debt On the Ist January 1921 was a.
Old public debt prior to 1912 D2018I 1874 al
Debt arising from The late war etc 64Il26gI 80
Subscription u the Bank Of tie IJ , oo.,
:. bearing interest at 5 per cent "oooVVo
-
Dg2 Del 4I6 5T
And On the IL Of January 1879 will he
Old public debt DI7 57O757 RI
Debt of the late war ec+ 6l 553 q
Subscription 70 the Rant o. The r. Z : 400 900
Lean. author;zed March 1871 : 73s 2l6 AZ
D.93, 423,6O5 -
Making an increase Of the pabhc debt during the
present gear ot' D2.I29l89 p
The Secretary states that in the estimate for the
naval service for the next YEAR only 100000 of the
navy is included.
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INDIANS.

The New York National .4drocntc saws, tic Indian
Chiefs and Warriors visit TO that city, al5 a band
Of Warll%e men Of more height Done and muscle, and
commanding and impressive faces, than have been
seen in any previous delegation from the Indian tribes
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SIANDE R.

recovered $500 dollars Of Joseph Lindsay in An AL
ton Of SANDER. Lltdsuy charged Dpncas with hog
stealing Q
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VERMONT.

So tRREL SHOOTING.
corps Of sharp Shooters il Rutland, ~ il number
in recent two days campaign against thc Slncs de-
strOycd 1861.
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VIRGINIA


The number ur persons" saws tHr governor w \ III
eiha ID M late Message, confined the rcnitCnta-
n prison q the commonwealth on tic 9Th Of Scl;cn
Dor 1921 was two hundred and enc OF which one hlu
uINu ana hy nine are Taite Rea, and bro ;rhfe tro-
men thtN three co0ufrd gtn and Strta coi0lyr1
So"ea' noi including slaves who only lodged there
for transportation"
me L4'rerHty W Virginia have made strong ar
peal 70 Congress. ion the removal o. the duty an oi-
eIgn booEs-nore especially those rare classical works
which wanted ia tie higher branches ~ education
many Oh winch are procured hut with great difficulty,
10 TINS country ana some of which cannot b had at ALL
OHIO.
EARif WINTER.
At Chiiicche. Ohio from the Goth 10 the 25,h q;
November, lie snow teL u DE depth W ~ q - H..
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DOMESTIC INTELLlGENCE,


LOUISIANA
The value Of the Exports of Domestic Productions.
nom New Orleans, Ior the three first quarters OF me
Current yedI is estimated at 8, G47,244 dollars.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

lhe Legislature 81 south Carolina commenced it's
session on Inc 26In November The Governors Mes
sage recommends thar the introduction Of slaves from
other states should be prohbted-thc modification Of
the criminal cnde-tho establishment of solitary cells
an amelioralion Of tile Insolyent laws &c S,r-
Imprisonment IN solitary cells to be substituted for
death IN All eases, eNceptuurer and the instgation IF
slaves To insurrecrion \
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Naple~. OF. a-The Bull Of REORGANIZATION Of
is Holiness te Pope against she Cart1Tdr', has mo
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". 1. Goods q Grocery Store.

MO. ], Columbian Row. Middle street, near
IN ly opposite the Hayscales, where is for sale
good assortment of w. |. Goods and Groceries.
by K. Mitchell among which are
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GEORGIA.


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bill has passed granting y, 900 dollars for buiIl
ing College Ediire, At Athens The COLLEGE i Also
% be permanently endowed by the appropriation. an
nraIly OF such sum from the state treasury as. when
added TO the proceeds Of the college bank stock and
70 ne revenue derived from other sources will amount
TO : 5000.
The committee on public education and Free Schools
nave also made report. which concludes as follows
- Ing committee on Education and Free Schools have
recommended To advance the School Fund 10 cjO0 600
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Gov. n Hinn, Of / ennessec has petitoned the
gi>Iaturc o. that State, to pass law to divorce
from hi> wife Nancy but the Legislature have rci
Cd the PRAYER Of the petitioner
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Or deducting the Loan lie actual receipts have bees
Sll,119I97 10.
But il is estimated that during the -four quarters Of ita
present year there viii " received into the lTeas
(incuding the Loan Sl9,Gl4+75 SA
Add money in the Treasury at the l,l5840l u
commencement Of the year ----------