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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
AUGUsTADEED.

When the Resolve accepting the Augusta
Deed first came down from the Senate, a mo-
ton was made 70 postpone the subject 10 1927,
and in the meantime to take measures 20 ascer-
tain the sense OF the people as Cd the location Of
the Seat Of Government which motion after
some discussion prevailed. At subsequent day
a motion was made to reconsider that vote, and
a pretty animated discussion ensued, in which
Messrs. Williams, Rugsles, Isaac Adams, Hutch
inson and Others took part.
In connection with the subsequent debate up
on the same subject we give the general course
Of remarks offered by
Mr.. RUGGLEs. Of Thomaston.--IIe said he
bad voted against the postponement without
troubling the House with his reasons for that
vote. Upon the question Of reconsideration
be would oiler his reasons As well tor that as
for the one he should nov give. The ques-
ton of. postponsmeDt embraced two distinct
op0sitIons--hrst, POstpoOing the subject Of
the Resolve 70 l827-and secondly, taking
measures to obtain the sense Of the people as
to the location OF the seat Of government
he thought the question ought 10 have been
divided, for some gentlemen might have been
in favor Of one, and opposed 10 the other, and
no one should have been precluded from ma
king the distinction, by blending them to-
gether. But, said Mr.. II. ] have an objection
TO tie motion for p0stponement in any FORM
L is brief and summary mode Of getting rid
Of subjects presented FOR orr consideration
which has been earned quite too far AZ this
sessIon-farther, ! believe, than has been
done by any preceding Legislature OF this
state, and, hope. Of anT other state. There
is want Of libcrality IN il. Almost every
question ofany interest, which has come into
the House, has been met AZ the Threshold
with motion for posiponGlaenf, and thrust
aside, and shut out from discussion and consid-
Grafton. lie thought the friends Of any meas
ure ought 70 be INDUCED With an opportunity
OF exhibiting its merits, Of amending, mould
Jag, and presenting " % lhe house "a Ia NOS
acceptable fern, and then II could Be reject
cd if Il should not meet the views Of the ma
jority. The subject Of die resolve sent down
from The senate osght to have found tha, IN
diligence, aud been fairly and candidiy con
sidered here. He was ia favour Of more
liberal mode Of legislation than had a ret
been adopted BY them.
As to the location Of the seat al govern
ment, Mr.. II. said lie had d. disposition %
commit himself or his constituents on tha
question, b. any vote or opinion he should
give at tie present session, for he did Dot
deem il necessary he shogld do 50. lie
thought the proceedings Of tie last legisia-
ture on that subject, we're premature, a
there could not exist any present occasion "a
determining upon the place Of location. He
lad not voted against the PostPonement with .
view OF advocating The passage 81 the resolve
L IN the farm "a which IL came down frnu tia
senate, but with view 10 the introduction d
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~ MARINE. r.
PORT OF ~
10y :PORTLAND:: tss.sss~
ARRIVALS.


MONDAY--Ar. brig Cuba. Knight ~ days from
Natauzas cargo nolasses, coffee and sugar 10 jacob
Knight Left Jam Is, briggs Mechanic, Lincoln, for
Portland W days-Jsmes Monroe. Stevens, Bna-
ton Castor. Hood. Portland. loading-Bovdoin,
Carr. Warren, s. Radius, Granger. New foFk -
Geurgiaua. Monroe. do. ao.-Prize- TALBOT, waiting
cargo-Sarah Mana, Cole, Boston, l0-Gen. Ma
conb. Bacon Boston ships Fey. 81 Warren,
waiting cargo for Europe-Clide, "a days hou
saleal-Saiied in co. with schrs shephefdess, ior
Warren Return, " Falmouth. &C. tor Charles
ton. Brig Mary, Of New YORK. for Mobile. could
not get a cargo Of sugar and vas going ~ Aiobile
for lumber 10 retsrn.-Spuke ship isabel ~ Boslon.
"A hours from Newport for New Orleans Block
island bearing N. rs lea saw part ~ a Week
beams and part 81 tie hatChway standing.
Also an brig Albert Banchsrd, 80 days from
Point Petre, 6ua. cargo moiasses ~ M ~ ~ DAaa
(. Co Left Jan 10, schrs Milo. Hunter, for New
bern, N. G. 10 9 days--GsoIEe, Iobey, q l'homas-
.on, d0 next day-Cereue, Sherman. "a Newport.
fof Washington NC.-W ashington Packet, Shove,
ofso F,r Nerbern. Iz--Rachal. Nichols. Of WiscaS-
seL loading for Norfolk Midas Preniss. OF Mar
hlebess disoh Spoke Jan. II. on BassateHe, sch
Aiercator. from Dominica for Wilmington On the
Ilih Peter Stna foreigner, died % board after two
days sckness-they havs one man SICK NJ fever ana
arie Noiasses scarce AZ ". aud markets Doll.
In the Roads brig Jane Patterson. ~ days from
st. Ubes Cor kennsbu Port Ger -NeEa hocHs-
VESSELS sPOKTN.
Jan. IL. lst 80. lon 70 Hercules, Bourne, days
from Kennsbunk Cor nj Orleans
Jan 6, lat g, q. Ion. g ~ Arm, Babbinge.
from Castine - days Tor g. Dom
Jan. 20, off TIE TortBEas, the Lincoln Gays if.
Balize for France.
Dec. 50. latl9. colon. 81. schr. Rover. Jasshs 20
days from Liverpool n. :. Tor DsmeFaTa-
MEMORANDA.
The Warren. Oven. III Bath. from Alexandra
sud Y0laut. Nichols. Tcnenfs AZ ID the lsxel Dec
2d
At 81 Thomas Jan. 16 Milo. w Portland. unc.
Buckspor, ~ BBokspa Florida. Msrfhcws. II
brunswick AiarF Ann Walker. from Phiadeipha.
-saiIed l9th ship Sally. G.iddeu. NJ New Castle,
Cor sarannaf-1sth, touched and sailed for Jamai-
ca. the Francis. Punnglnn, az Bath.
al Ca6iz Dec. 9. brig 0f Portland, from
lGouenbuFg via ST. Th0mak
/ .Hi Havana Jan i6 brig Caroline, hnErs-Ar at
90. 81, Telegraph, Lonag, hence 10-Conl1iia.
SAWYER. ard Fi1n. Jones. do dn-f9fh sails.
Y Lis1nmh, NJ this port, hl0bile Sci ioth. Grznd
Turk. Higgins. and MeKico, KsIieran for Cawrs (.
4 Fair0n Morrison. New Ohears--at 90. 1efh Jan.
May 8 Martha. Of ibis port. Wv Boslou wv p
i Al Aux Caves Jan. u R1tney. WinrhciA Ct
Bath disChE C1rlew uf Portland, 40.
AL ST. Cgoix ". r. Jan Is. Aary q Narry.
\ Thsobaid. q BaEh, waitiaE cargo SgaHan, ffn1es
hence do; Cloihisr, Gmy. a0. ar At n. ny. w.
IA. e Portland, f0r Nrw York 10
Il Al S. joins n. r. abosf - a. "a since. Mcrca-
cor Reed f0E New F0rA 81
Il The Eliz4bsfh. Reed, 3 oars from Bath was 81
aneh1r 81 =. Domiuso City tn uit bsuz1 I'D lee.
Y ward and a uarkst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

The reader has frequently heard this rev.
erend son of the Church mentioned: probably
his name may have out-lived the recollection
ofhis maneuvres to keep possession of his ben
ifce. The Vicar Of Bray, in Berkshire, was
a Papist under the sway Of Henry the Eighth
and Protestant under Edward the Sixth be
was Papist again under Queen Mary, and
again a Protestant in the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth. When this scandal 70 the gown
was reproached for his frequent apost2cy, lac
made answer" cannot help that but if
changed my religion, am sure / kept true tC
my principle which is to live and die Vicar
Of BRAY -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

ANA-DAA. * 60. At+
Leave to bring in bills was granted 70 Sal
mon Gates and others-Gide0n Curtis aud
others.
Leave e withdraw petition was granted 10
WinthroF G. Farrin and others.
Petition OF John Aahan and others FOR a
Bank in Portland was read and committed.
Resolve on the petition Of the Cumberland
Bank, vas taken up and postponed q Frday
next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

Bills passed e. be angrussed--aHditi0naif 1l
rendering decisions IN civil aciioHs ~ speech
as p8ssihie---and additional resqeciing taW-
meetings..
BIZ % Incorporate the Propriet0rs 81
Calais 1rid4e was rraA sod comniuei.
Res1lssa passed To 20 eugrosscsI- Fequir-
ing seisctfnen Of towns % return ltst uf ihei
Ministerial iands--in favor w tbe Ali Gen.
eral--,n iayouro Of Secretary 81 State.
The petition lf John SfFinr and other
also u Mason Sbaw--and jacob Quincy werc
rcrd and committed
Al order III notice was passed On the pcii
ton 81 The tcwu Of Sullivan.
The Governor NV message informed ihu
two Houses that's new Division Of the HiiiliA.
called the Tth. had been Organized.
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BIT Wiih no fnfndy voice aHd sad iSF name,
o sun 20 tell thee how bate Els beams
Daring he Whole debate, every bliad x
toe Windows II the hsii waS kept closed
One az the gentlemen, snFrosinz that NJ
c0uli see % better advantage. and heai
equally weii II hiue more light wsra at-
mitigd opened tse shutter ID one corbhr W
the room; bot the momcnt Mr.. Ran10'ph
saw the scanly beams piercing through Tie
window, he stopped short, II the midst Of a
period. and caled out Id q shrill and EN-
phaiic tome, " shut that blind - Philoso-
piers tell us, that when one Of the faculties is
impaired or destroyed, the other senses be-
GENE more acute and As The members Of the
hoasc, and che throng 81 ladies and gcptir-
men in the galleries were engeioped 10 more
than the dimness Of twilight, and we've de-
priYea or vision. Il Is a fair deduction from
The prefaiss ;, that the faculty Of hearing was
greatly strengthened and iHipr0ved. Rheio.
ricians ais0 inform Us, that obscprity heigh-
tens The Sublime and il cannot be dcnled
that the exclusion Of day gave "a Impressive
and improving effect 10 the scene. The a.
encc IF midnight reigaeI 10 tie house dur
ing the debate.
To return from this DEPRESSION and from
this d, scrlption Of the arena Mr.. Randolph
had occupied the tloor about two hours, when
Mr.. Clay rose TO reply. As you have never
seen him, brief description Of his person
may not he Unacceptable, although he las no
very striking pecnliarii.cs Of figure or physi-
ognomy. He is noR at the age or about fifty.
His person is tall, slender, and well-propor-
TONED, with a fair complexion, and light
brown hair combed smoothly upon bis fore
head. His face j. thin, probably unusually
so at present, owing to tie dehcacy Of has
health and bis features, none OF which are
prominent, wear calm and settled aspect Of
mildness aud suavity. Bordering 90 laneuor,
when be Is not engaged IN conversation, or
in debate. Ia hisgaii, aud ia az his ordinary
movements, he Is SLOW, moderate, and dignih-
ed, evincing an even and placid temper. man
Testing, perhaps, an apparent want Of energy
Of character, and an indisposition 10 activity.
But some of these falIacious indications Of
his mind vanish the moment lie enters into
conversation, OF becomes engaged ia The bus
mess Of The house, when You have an opPor-
tunity Of witnessing the qnckness &c his per-
ceptions, the rapidity Of his thoughts, and the
decision, promptness, and activity Of bis intel
lect He is uniformly clad IN plain suit Of
black cloth, preserving both 10 his dress and
manners an unostentatious simplicity. Pes
sessing great colloquial powers, he appears 10
much advantage ia conversation, delighting
by The afabiIity, mildness, and suavity of his
department.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

Sheridan. In the year 1905, on tie day o
an important debate in the house of Commons
toe attention OF gentleman, who happened e
ga,s-tC coffee house near the house, was in
stantly fixed by the conduct Of a person sit
ting near his box. For some time the latter
sat alternately slipping tea, and taking down
memoranda in a hurried manner at length
he called to the waiter TO bring him some bran
dy, who answered the command BY carrying
him a half pint tumbler full Of that spirit
He then collected his papers together,pu them
10 his pocket, and swallowing the half pint Of
pure brandy at draught, walked out Of the
room "Who is that gentleman 7" asked the
observer. Mr. Sheridan, Sir" was the reply
" he always takes that quantity Of brandy
when he intends making long speech in the
house."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. Q.
Bills passed to be enacted--ad additional to the
Cum 4 ONf Canal Lottery Act s. to annex
part OF Swanville IL Waldo.
Bills passed 10 be ngrossed-altering the
time Of holding Courts OF Sessions ID York
county 10 incorporate the Trustees Of Minis
terial Funds IN Berwick; altering the bounds
Of Monroe 80 to secure rent 10 lessons Of Mill
privileges & house lots.
Resolves finally passed, relating to tic loca-
ton of Courts 10 York county ;--on petition
Of John Glidden, jr. also of Sarah Pike, aud
others, administrators.
Resolves passed to be engrossed, il favour
of ). +. Hussey and others for settling the
line between Lyman and Alfred and for To-
eating road from No. 4, north OF the Bing-
hampurchase to Baskahegan river.
An order Of notice passed o. petition %
Moses Springer, ir.
A committee was appointed 20 revise the
law fixing compensation Of members or the
Legislature. their clerks, &C.. also Of amend
ing the law relating to the election or repre-
sentatives IN towns, SC. classed.
Charles p. Curtis. administrator, had leave
to bring in a resolve aud William Thomas,
leave 70 withdraw his petition.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
A CARD.
MRS. MURRAY

ID ETURNS her thanks to her friends for their very
IL liberal encouragement begs leave to inform
them, and the public, that her Spring Term will
commence on MONDAY, 9Th April.
Mrs. NJ having limited her number to thirty,
hose who wish 70 avail themselves Of her inStruc-
ion win please apply early In the term.
fET-Young Ladies from the country, can be ac-
cnmmodsisd with board aud tuition 90 very moder-
ate terms.
Pleasani-Street, Portland, Feb. 4, 1924 CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
HOUsE 81 REPREsENTlTTTEs.

Balls passed % BE- urrossed--res pectiog
public shows, amenisd aaditiunal, rcpect.
ing the herung fishery and sddlsieg-,, ial
speedy decision 0f cgil ciusas.
Bill altering the time u boiling court 81
sessions 10 Washington county, vas read and
committed.
Bill respecting fisheries in 81 Georges rF-
err was postponed tiIl next legislature.
Resolves passed 20 be engrossed--in favour
Of Jcdediah Herrick requiring seieriAncn Nj
towns 20 return lists of their ministerial lands
Tor distributing the laws Of tie United States /;
also for settlement Of the line between IL
nan aud Alfred, passed 6ually.
Bills enacted Additional respecting Law
ing out highways 70 Incorporate Feep0ri
Lodge also ministerial fund ia Sanford su-
thorisihg Blooms across Saco river: additional
respecting purchasing notes 60 establish the
Cumberland cotton factory additional FOR in-
spection Of lumber 10 annex part OF Buxton
to Staniish additional respecting retailers,
&c. respecting fisheries in Yinalhaveu ad
ditionsl respecting taking dispositions: % in-
corporate York Lodge, Cumberland Lodge,
anu Portland and Waterford Stage Company
additional respecting academies.
The House rec0nsidered their vote passing
to be enacted the bill annexing part of BuN-
ton 70 Staniish. and recommitted it, faiter-
wards amended and re- engrossed.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
Petitions read and commtted-of Mason
Shaw; Jacob SkolGeld and Others: Moses
Merrill.
Resolve passed to be engrossed in favour Of
Mark Traftou.
Bills passed TO be engrossed-hxing the
time Of holding the courts Of common pleas
il Cumberland county to limit the tenure "
certain civil officers: additional respecting
lotteries as amended y additional for inspec-
ton Of butter, &C.: additional regulating
mills.
Bills read and committe3-altering the
bounds Of Monroe additional 20 the act in
cooperating a ministerial fund in Berwick III
favour Of the secretary ofstate and addition
al to act for due observance Of the Lords
day.
Resolves read and committed-authorisin
a road from No. 4, TO the Baskahegan river
ia favour Of Samuel +. Hussey and others
Bill for the benefit Of the Gardner I4yce-
um was again called up and postponed inde6-
nitely 80 to So.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
FOR SALE.
FEATHERS.

EVERETT a. STEELE,
HAVE Cor sale, FEATHERS, or variOus
II qualities and prices, cheap for cash or
country produce. a. Jan. "a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
JOEL. HALL.

IIas for safe ~ Ne 2, Csnfral Rar. and NJ. N.
Central Bharf
QQQ BARRELS Mes. and M 4 Reef n
oNsO whole and bali bbis.
100 DO Prime n. York Pork
60 bids Guadalupe Retailing Nolssses
900 bbls. SuPer6ne and Fine Alexandra
Flour;
100 bbls. Gsnesee New family Do.
10 casks New Rice
Is chests Hyson, and Young Hyson Tea.
Citizens Cargo.
- HOUSE nov occupied BY Mr..
fssss% Elisha Morse, near saint PauI's
HIS Church--possession given fourth
slasa1saz4 Of May next
IN HULL Of Brig ready toreceive
ESA the xigging. about 900 tons, sin
49, lNA. gle deck-built Of White Oak
-. and framed who'll 10 bends. aud
Of ssPerior craftsmanship, mss b seen by cali
ing IN Messrs. $. and J Deunison. Freeport.
ALSO--Wants to Purchase.
A new Schooner from 90 d 100 tons cuta-
bic for Packet, TO ply between this port and
New York.
January 23, 1924. If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
NORTH WEST COAST

The Sschem, arrived at Boston, in lee
days from California, has brought The in"
tei'igerce, that, in February and March
1928, Russian sloop of war was in ST.
Francisco, surveying the port, and sailed
thence for the \. w. Coast, in search OF
American vessels trading there the cap.
tain OF which said, that he should capture
ali vessels found breaking the Imperial
ukase. When the Sachem lett, every
thing was peacesbe there, but the inhabi.
tants were alarmed for fear the Russians
meant 10 possess themselves Of the coun.
try. They adhere TO the Mexican govern.
ment, but the communication between
that and California was tardy, and al times
intercepted. The Russians still continue
their settlement, about thirty miles to The
nortbward of Port Bodegs, and have ia.
ken possession Of that place, where they
have lately built two vessels.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
FROM RIO IANEIRO.

BaLrrMoRE April e6 BY the las sail.
ing brig Torpedo, captain Chandler, ar
rived at this por' yesterday in forty two
days from RIO de Janero, we learn that
the frgate United States, Com. Hull, ar
rived a, Rio On The lob February, and
sailed on The I7th Tor the Pacific Three
Brazilian ships OF war sailed about the
'st March, to blockade The port of Per.
nambuco. An English 60 gun ship sail
ed on the 10th March Tor Lima French
irigate sailed at The same time. There
were in the port of Rio, an English "a,
and FIVE French frigstes and s'oops OF war.
Flour at Rio was nominal at D7 TO 8 on
shore, charges 81. There vas on haod
an immense supply Of four from the Uni
ted States. and grain from Europe, Store.
room tor these articles WAS difficult TO be
obtained Large quantities were still ex-
pectsd-tbere was a supply OF from 6 10 8
months. .dm.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27

to provoke further disclosure, or 10 bring
their further conduct, 'step.by step, under
! discussion. IL his honorable and learned
friend dc not teel this confidence, he Sir
James NJ. would OF course make any mo-.
ton he pleased; but to any such motion he
Mr.. Canning) would oppose decided,
and, be trusted, efectual resistance.
LONDON, March Z.
The elections Of smell colleges, or col.
leges OF reimbursement France, are ter
minated; and strange TO say, only rs OPP
position candidates have been returned out
OF the number, 958, composing nearly two
thirds of the whole Chamber. Probably
the whole OF the Opposition in the repre-
sentative body in France will thus be Ii.
United to about 90 or &c members
II is confidently reported in The legal Cir
cles that it is the intention OF the Lord
Chancellor TO resign the seals, at the end
OF the present Session
The violent " Is of Wednesday nigh.
did considerable injury in the metropolis,
by the blowing down OF chimnies, tiles,
sc. and by which several persons also
were burt. Several sh'pwrecks. with loss
OF lives. are also reported from the eastern
coast.
PAsrs, March 6.
The squadron of bis Majesty The King
of the Netherlands, which was IN the ports
OF The Balearic Islands, under the com
msnd OF Admiral Ruyseh, has sailed to
make war with the AlgeriDes. in conior-
NIFTY with the treaty OF Alcala, because
tha, Regency has sent ships OF war, and
great number OF corsaIrs, to The coasts Of
Spain. ior the purpose Of capturing all
Spanish vessels that they may meet witb.
Il is kBowo that before The 18th OF last
monh, tour Spanish vessels had been car
led into The port oil Algiers.
MADRID, Feb. Is.
A convention has been concluded be-
tween the French and Spanish Govern
mepts, IN virtue OF which France will have
tie rec trade of Havana for certain tme.
4 multitude OF rumors are 10 circuis ton
I, is SAID that some AIgerine vessels have
effected landing near Malaga and Me-
TIL, where they have made ? rich booty,
aD' .alied off some Of the weatbiest IN
d,Yiduals in order 10 obtain great ransoms.
!. IS said that the dehnitire treaty TOR the
occupation o! Spain has been signed. For
TOUR years 4O,OOp Uieu w III Ft!Hd'b III tue
country, and the Spanish Government will
pay 10 France the sum OF 2,OUO, 600 francs
per month, which will form the immense
amount of sc millions tor the four years.
LIVERPOOL. March S.
Tobacco The only business done has
been very few stemmed sold the trade at
the quoted rates. There is little or TO 10"
quiEy for exports, or for the Irish market.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27

proceeded 10 advance other considerations
against the bill
Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, then proposed
TO amend the bill. by Inserting clause as
follows: Provided, and the faith OF the
United Slotes is hereby pledged, that no
money shall be expended Tor roads or Ca
nails, except il be among the several states
ami IN The same proportion as direct taxes
are laid and sss ossed, under the provisions
Of ,hN Con 1T, ,on.'
The ques ion N the amendment was de-
csded IN lhs n@o alive.
The bill was Than reported 10 the Sc
nate, withn,o anendment On ordering
il To tb,ri u, ding, the yeas and nays
were as IolIr IS Yeas e5, Nays 81.
So the bill was ordered 10 third read
ING.
The Senate then adjourned till TO NOR
row.
nOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Mr. Hayward offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on the
Public Buildings be instructed to inquire
into The expediency OF purchasing three OF
Capellano's marble busis OF Washington,
to be placed in the public buildings, IN
der The direction of said committee.
'rhe following message o. the President
of tho United States, by Mr. Everett, hIs
priyate Secretary, was received, read,
and ordered TO lie on the table:
To me House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
In conformity with resolution OF the
House OF Representatives, OF yesterday,
have received copy OF the Proceedings
n, the Comm1ltse 10 whorl was re
ferrpt 2on~iuuics''en from Sinian Ed
ward., laeiy appointed Minister Pleni>
nc,e.tiary To Mexico in which u Is de-
ri'.h mat hie atendapce 10 this city, Tor
H.. rrrrose of beng examined, by the
CorrlGtee. on matters contained IN the
SAID CIR .nun;catIon. %as requisite. As
COM, g vas sDpnzed laat sucn Commu
n,csti1r ha1 teen mace TO the House, an
tirioat,ae tasttIe attendance OI Mr.. Ed
wards ,oip'l be s!esrei, for the purpose
stated. ! ,h0uehi II proper that ne snou'd
no ipfo.nsc thsreof. and instructed not
n prncet5 - his mission, but 10 await
such call as 'gnt ne made or hun, eitber
by the House, or IFS Committee, and, N
CONSEQUENCE. letter va, addressed 10
hun 10 that effect, by The Secretary OF
State, JAMES HoNhoE'
$50 April, 1924.
The eDgrossed oil 20 authorize masters
OF vessels, III certain cases, 10 clear out al
the custom house either o. Richmond or
Pelersburg,' was read third tune, passed
and sent 10 the Senate.
And theI the House adjourned.