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1he .N"rais-Within a few days two sons of
The late king OF Naples, Achilles and Napoleon
Aiurat, made, at the ProhoLotary's Office of the
court oil Common Pleas oil this county, the neces-
sary Declaration ottheir inIea,ion, preparatory to
theiT becoming citizens of the United States We
believe tatboth those gentlemen intend To settle in
Florida. They are the first members of the Bona
Parte Family, who have officially recorde, their in
teniion to become citizens of the United States
we do not recoilect that any of the ustrous exiles
from France, or any part OF the continent of Europe
VINO have taken refuge from the political troubles
oil those countries have recently taken any steps TO
eVin'e wish to incorporate themselves with the
American Family 1t is pretty generally known
that in this city in 1892, Taieyrand took III. oath
OF allegiance 10 the United States, and renounced
all Kings, Princes, Potentates and Powers.
Phil Press
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COTTON S-3W GTS.g

WILL nave thuty Gin III Na,rtnon NJ e. on Tuesday
me @'i OF August amongst which viii be nuber made,
e Cast Stee Sor These who have engaged Gins 10 he de
iiSeed At that place, Will attend thi, and r.r en,
OF they WIZ ue sold to oihers that may will. purchaeSc
-. JOIN IL. HARRISON.
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PnILADELPHrA, July 22.-On Monday the
18th inst. Ger. Laiayette will be at the seat of MIR
Dupont on the Brand,wife
On Tuesday morning, he will visit the battle
ground Of Chadsiord; IN the afternoon of the same
day, he WIZ visit " eschosier aud be received with
military and civic honors
lie VIII enter Lancaster on Wednesday. I7tt
inst. And 90 hence 10 York and Baltimore.
Fr0nkAn Gaz.
The distinguished Veteran is expected with
erch anxiety at Harpe's Feuy,at Frederick county.
&c ihe Citizens oi Frederick county are making
he mos actiye arrangements 20 tcei anne him at the
M'noafote Springs; beng the best calculated tor
such purpose. Enquirer1
The Editor ofthe Philadelphia Freeman's Jour
nal SAYS
" n Is rUloured tb the United States Bank
and Gorefnment are entering into arrangements
gradually 10 pay oF me National De5t."
Adult IN, rgDtOur is correct; no arrangement
should he entered into, which will not leave Con
gress at perfect liberty deny continuance OF it..
1 Charter TO The Bank. EnqnireT1
State Rigifs.--In late number Of the Rich
mond Enquirer writer replies 10 some structure.
when had appeared IN that paper, and speaks o.
state rights a. " c1bdiisiicai words." We mus
confess that we were struck with the singular anc
alarming construction thus placed on rights which
alone sistin ihc pillars Of or national confederacv
And is % So Are The rights OF the states under fla
gree, federal constitution Of 50 little moment, r
It merely ." csoslistic" when contendins for ibos
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We shall not probably have or power before Tuesday
next 10 lay before readers the ecr Proceeding Of the
stanton Convention. We look them with some e,rio
An address TO he People, detailing The tue Con ,-
@ El P9p'hiy nc the most fnpoft'nt matter which shall
have FROM them Step will course he taken TO ecu,e h,
th 9usn me Coanonwcah to call upon the Peo' 10 sub
'lIoe 10 70 express IN this manner their senn,n to the
ncx Legaure that the Legislature MAJ bc inJucol a.,
pa. law Tor enabling the People c call Of Con
vrniion Wchust that The Of the stanton Fnny.n,
will be wie the stnoudm. Ut Of the - ,nc
ent Thee ae defects IN the Constitution gross and Tag
defect, which require The band IS the
Pe2Pt We hivo no ferr oftrdsng bon- for tic
Il Vrgn csnno be- uted vb the office Of reforming
nut Is siubbe.
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LGtayette.--The good general is universally
successful and happy in the replies, numerous az
they are, which he makes to addresses to him In ".
orleans or New York, tits ell the same. What,
Tor example, coudbe more neat or complimentary
,han the following answer TO the address delivered
70 nun by the citizens of Buffalo, in New York, on
s landing there from the boat in which he travers-
cd Lake Erie
g, hwould have sufficel to my high qualification,
on 10 visit this frontier of the state of New York
- aui1re ITS wonderful improvements, and TO
.u9el the aifecionate welcome which have receiv-
:" ron 'he people of Buffalo, and which. in their
.nai' you are pleased most kindly TO express But
AZ a1oitonal sources of delight are opened to me-
I'a a.' having lately seen the lines of Orleans,
- nJ.e now approached those parts Of the Union,
n.s;a''n inc last war, the rights and honor Of the
of," nave been gioriousy supported by the sons
~ evolutionary contemporaries; the account of
rss'.n no,'evements have excited in my breast
81 'nu patriotic emotions long before the prin-
60 In that war had become my per sonal
Tho r.,.o nave this morning naviga,ed the Lake,
s oI winch is forever associated 70 the iuslri-
"a'ne oil Perry, as being the theatre where has
~ Cohspicuously evinced the superiority that
has Instance OF two wars against Great Britain
80 attended the American flag Be pleased. Sir
tr;ba eP. my personal thanks, and to receive the
Pns. o, ny grateful respect to ;le citizens Of
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CsrNtg0 .Sstafc Notfern

or MARyLAND...NO. 8.
The whole 70 be completed Ia One Day and will po.ii,eI
take place IA The City Of BALTIMORE,
ON TIE z7th OF THIS MONTH, (JulyO
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JOHN TAPPih, 81 Orchard street
ALEX. STEWART, 352 Grand street.
TO-Tsssz Or CIV,

THE WHOLE I'M CINE DAv,
By the Improved bode # Draing secured by Letters f.
tent under The s cal Of the Uaited Siais.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY a.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE

III
Mr.. Webster rose and said tha, h.
regretted TO be- the organ of COMM
nlcatiOn which he did not doubt Non,d
produce much disappointment in the
House. 1t would be recolircted that thu
committee of the hole, while oceupled in
considering the bill for the continuation Of
the Cumberland Road, had risen a, ,be,
quest OF an honorable member from Ken
lucky, (Mr Clay,) who expected 10 ad
dress the committee this morning. TIN,
member was prevented from dong so h,
indsposition, and Mr.. W. hoped the Hou,.
would defer going into committee on III,
bill til Monday.
The House passed over this bill uceos
dingly
CHESAPEAKE & DELAWARE CANAL
Mr.. uemphil moved 10 dispense with
the orders OF the day, for the purpose Of
taking up the bill authorizing subsclip
ton TO the stock of the Delaware and he
saPeake Canal Company"
The motion was carr led, ayes 90.
The House accordingly went into com,
mite. OF the " hole-Mi. Iolullnson in lle
chair, on that bill,
Mr.. HemphlII then rose and ADDRESSED
the chair in support of the bill, IN speech
OF considerable length.
Tie committee reported the bill withOts
amendment, and the question being ON Or
defIng 1t 10 be engrosstd for d thIrJ read
ing, II wsa decided in the atirmdtl.e-aya
Sc, noes 50.
Mr. Storrs, ofN. York, laid on the taJs
the foIlowiug resolution
Resoiued, That the President of tho
United States be requested to omn uricas
to this House such parts of the corr,spOa
dence between the Governments vi tho
United States and Spain, relative to the
piraclrs committed In the vicinity of The
domilyons of Spain, in and near the Gui
OF Mexico, as II may not in his opinion, W
improper IL communicate"
And then the House adjourned.
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rich and infueniisl-- sntfo ssp BE climax,
whtre the Judge H. n dcsulsd iTiend oil Gov.
Desha Dir Naekfffe, with eolJness and
honesty which do no less honor TO his hesrt,
than his eloqaence ard sound reasoning do
to bis head, esposed The eause and the .ense-
anence n, this attempt 10 outrage the justice
al the COUNTRY, aud 10 delrnud The failows al
Nrrtch " ho, from all accounts, Is stain
upon The face of nature" The murder " ms q
mo,i aggravated one, aud tie theft which
concluded il, committed by one who had
enonghahd 10 spare OF +" ihis worlds gear,
esineesa depfasny of hean'~hich calls io'
the infection oil the greatest punishment -
Bat, folSpoth, The murderer is ihr son ~
Go,ernof---al his family connexions are riGh
aud nfuential--and he must be saved 30
true Is IL, that 1--WE
+" Plate nn nth gdfi
" The sptBr 81 justice hormle@ breaks.
".R,m ain faga, dpigmy sfraie doth pierce II :
We regret lhntw we have not room AT present
for the splendid speech oil MIR. Nickliiie--n'
soon rs We can make room for II, We shall
pablisliii. We had rather be lis author, THAI
have the fame Of Cmsar.
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FHou5t OF RE?Rrsyyr. ~.

fnoo"t OF RE?REsESra I'M.
ne resolution yesterday Offered
Io"k was taken up, and hs, mn y! VI
.'on Oh Mr.. Webster, been mnd;ee oh IN
u Ieao as foiio" was adopt.d 'u ~ =
Reselrtd, That the pr.s;t.
on''eo STATES - requested To to,s VI Ia
cate 10 this House statement. t6omnqai
tar as It may be in his power ''"ihs d
lst. The number that have b..
ted, since the adoption of the CO.., e1onsjc
Of capital offences against III. l,ms'''uuol
United States. ""s off,
"a. The nsmber that have no..
ted. oeeh cxecu.
81. The number that have h.o,
ed by the President of the United f S,'
and of what offences they were ca. olale,
an. And also a statement of ,b'' e'ta
Der that have been convicted of me nun
ticnar offence. 'oeh peJ
IUMBERLAND ROAD CoNTIyrrn
The House then proceeded r. ' I'D Id
finished business of YESTERDAY w.a we IN
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. ST. ".g' into
Connecticut, in the Chair, ON ,bs 'dLo ass Of
Continue the Cumberland road oa 10
question being, on the motion of Al. NJ 'le
cher, to strike out that part of H. H. Dee
which goes TO pledge the mo-, e OH
fund arising from the sale If tbs tfa,
lands, 10 reimburse the sum appron,,'f, 'nc
The question was taken on Mr. ra"a'l
er's amendment, and 1t MAS negal,a D'een
large majority. ''ya
MIR. Beecher moved to fill lhs H..
the bill with 100000, aud ,bs '" "' 70
ton being taken without debats Sue''
decided in the negative, ayes 60. no.s ~ y"
MIR. Il. then moved to fill the bL,ol 49,.
$4,000. '" WIN
On this motion an interesting deh..
rose, which occupied the House m aae. !.
O'Clock When, Mr Clay expressing = a.
sire to address the committee on ,bs aaa W
raj subject of the bill, asked, on accos,' ~" =,
The late hour, the indulgence that the ,no'
'nlttee would rise. The commute. ,a'.
acknowledgement, having ob,Aued lea,e ~
Bill ag,io, "
The House adjourned.
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A.n On tho western or either of,Le eastern

than On tho western OF either ofShe eastern
routes
Sixth-on this route is the University Of
Virginia, an Institutions promising much
public benefit, and likely To be very exten
si,e in its operations-and The town oI
Lynchburs, the most pOpnons, CONNER
ciai aud nourishing town IN Virginia above
tide water, having extensive commercial
ioteteour,e with a large extent of fertile
country extending considerably south.
Your memoriallsts are confident that the
materials of every description necessary for
constructing road are as abundant III not
more SOL on this route as on any other
route which could BE- ascertanrd.
Your inemorialisis therefore conclude,
that considering the face of the country, the
price of labor, facilities Of construction, dis
tanc. and public convenience, this route
will be more direct, more convenient, more
safe, aud cheaper than any other route
roposed-they therefore respectfully so
liclt that the route through the places here
in before named may be- surveyed and tx
amined, aud lis advantages aud dlsadvan
tagcs be presented to the consideration oi
the board OF Engineers, with view to the
esta bll5hment OF the National Road there
on.
RESOLVED, unanimously, That a copy
of this Memorial be enclosed to William
L. Rises, "sq. the representative in Con-
gress from this district, with a request that
he Will present IL TO the President, aud aid
in promoting the views of this meeting AZ
far as he can, consistently with his OVID
opinions, and his duty 10 the district.
RESOLVED, That the editors ofihe Vir-
ginlan, Richmond Enquirer, Constitutional
Wing and Central Gazette BE- requested to
publish the same in their respective papers.
WIN. n. DiGGES, Ch'n.
Ro. c. CUTLER, Ssc'y.
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The House adjourned.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10.
M SEN9TE.

The following message was received
from the President Of the United States,
by Mr.. Everett, his Secretary
20 The Senate Of the United States:
In compliance with two resolutions OF
the Senate, the FIRST Of the 2lst and the
second of the 2Sd December last, request
ing information respecting the injuries
which have been sustained by our citizens,
by piralcal depredations, and other details
connected herewith, and requesting also
information of the measures which have
been adopted for the suppression Of piracy,
Al whether in the opinion Of the Esecu
tive, 1t will not he necessary t. adopt other
means for the accomplishment of the 0b
ject and, 10 that event, What other means
it vii be most advisable to rccur to, here.
with transmit report from the Secretary
of State, aud likewise report from the
Secretary Of the Navy, with the docu.
ments referred to in each.
On the very important question submit
ted 10 the Executive, as to tie necessity of
recurring 10 ether more eflectual means
for the suppression of piracy, 50 destiuc-
tive of the lives aud property of our Cit
zrns, have to observe, that three pxpe-
Ni''A' pNNA' 'iNS hiiC Hbi sun VI tttt
offenders to the settled Ms well as unset.
tied parts of the island from, whence they
Issue another, by reprisa on the property
Of the inhabitants and third, by the
blockade of the ports OF those Stands
II will be Obvious that neither Of these
measures can be resortrd to, in ID spirit of
amty with Spain, othern sr than.in firm
belief, that neither the go, crnment Of Spain,
nor the government Of either ofthe islands.
has the power 10 suppress that atrociaus
practice. and that the United States inter-
pose their aid for the accomplishment #
an object which is of equal Importance To
them as well rs to us. Acting on this prnci-
Pile, the facts which justify this proceeding
beins universally known and felt, by all en-
gagged III commerce in that sea, it may
fairly he presumed, that neither vii! the
government of Spain, nor the government
OF either ot these Islands, complain Of Il
resort To either ofthese measures, or To all Of
| them, should resort he necessary, Ii is.
| therefore. suggested, that power com
| mensurate with either resource be granted
to the Executive, 10 be exercised accor.
ding TO his discretion, and as circumstances
may imperloasly require. 1t is hoped
that the manifestation Of IA policy so decl-
sNe Will produce the happlest result that
II NIL rid these seas and tbs hemisphere ni
tins practice. This hope is strengthened
by the belief, that the government of Spain
and the government of the islands, parlicu-
larly of Cuba, whose chief is known here,
will faithfully cooperate in sucn measures
as may be necessary for the accomplish
ment OF this very important object. To
secure such cooperation, will b. the ear
nest desire, and. of course the Jealous and
perse'ering eiIort OF the Executive.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, 18th Jan. 1895.
The message was read, and, with the
docnl"ents accompanying it, ordered to
! bep'inte1,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DIR. Webster laid on the table tie follow
Ing resolution -
RtSolrtd, That the President OF the
nited States be requested TO communea@
10 tins House any correspondence "i,'h
may have taken place between the Li"'eu
States, or their agents, and the o"'',p,
m-nt OF the Netherlands, relative ~ NV
claims of citizens OF the United o'""' U"
that Government, 81 fal as such coh''''',,
cation may BE- deemed by HIM mol "gO'1
Gus TO the public interests.
i On motion of Lisiugslun, It was l.
! Resutred, THAT the COMMITTEE on ho@.'
and Canals be instructed 10 enquire ,D'S
the expectancy OF causing AN eAPe''"' -,
to he made, ri the seat OF go'ffnint"'' ~ ~
small sca'e, of the most approved INV,
OF constructing roads an the Ian Pf"e"'i Il
under the direction OF Mr.. VI Aa""', =,
England, and of railways under lhe pam n
granted 10 John Stevens, oil H"oo"'7
New Jersey. tAs
! The House went into commIftfe Oh w
whole, on the bill TO provide Tor III. Nr
tinuaiion of the Cumberland hoa"' w.
Sterling in The chair. :, h,,rk
TIE question being for filling the p, @a =,
fur the appropriation with l3O,oVo uo"',
MIR Clay, tSpeaker1 made ''ns ~, ''1
eloquent speech in ta,ou OF the aPf''P
alton. cr,,
The question WAS then taken 90 - G,,
the blank with 100000, and decided III ~
oifirmative-aye 96, noes So ,,,e1
The committee then rose and fei'"',,
.hc bill las amendments made ID eo'
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Mr.. IcLane, from the Committee OF
Way and Means, made r'port accom-
panled by a bill authorizing the Seer
tary of the Treasury to borrow sum not
exceeding twelve millions of dollars, or 10
exchange a stock of four aud one half Pc
cent. for certain stock bearing an interest
of ak PEI cent" which was twice read and
committed.
TERRITORIAL LAND TAXES.
Mr. Taylor, of ". Y. offered the follow
ing:
Resolred, That the Committee on the
Public Lands be instructed TO inquire into
the expediency of providing by law that
sales far non payment of taxes LAID by an
thority of the territorial governments, shall
not take place IN shorter period than
one year after the same shall become pay
able that one year shall be allowed for
redemption upon pay ment of 4 penalty not
exceeding 80 per cent on the amount of
tax. That the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office ar other proper otE"rr of
the government residing ~ RE city of
Washington, be authorized to receive the
tax and penalty from non resident owners,
which he shaft deposit in the Bank TO the
credit o! the proper territorial Ollie. and
make to him quarterly returns If the sums
thus deposited, and thus limitation be
fixed upon the amount oftax to be annual
iy assessed upon each quarter section of
land in the territories.
Mr.. Conway moved to strike out so
much OF the resolution as proposed to re
strict the amount TO which the territorial
governments might tax the public lands
within their limits. Negatved.
The resolution of Mr.. Taylor was then
adopted.
UNITED STATES PENAL CODE.
The House then proceeded to the TN
foished business Of yesterday, which was
the bill farther to provide for the punishment
If crimes against the United States-iand
llch was gone through in committee of
the hole on Monday last, and repdrtrd
without amendments. Mr.. Webster stated
that, as several other amendments we're 10
he offered and in particular some by
member from Louisiana (Mr. Licinsston)
which that gentleman desired should be
printed, he should move the postponeinent
OF the bill TIL Monday next, as soon as
those amendments We're presented.
Mr. Livingston then mcved series of
of considerable length, and
many new provisions. The
mover having said few words IN exy,iaua
ton of these amendments, the, were or
dered To he printed, and the farther consi
deration of the bill was postponed to Mon
day next.
WESTERN NATIONAL ROAD.
Mr.. Beecher moved that the House go
lrto the committee of the Cumberland
Road. The motion preyailed-ayes 81,
noes IS.
The House went into committee accor-
dinghy, Mr.. Sterling in the chair, on that
bill which was read. When Mr.. Beech
er, of Kentucky, rose and explained the
objects Of the bill in a speech, sketch, of
which we shall present in our next, toge-
Their with report of the rest of the de
bate on the bill. The blank for the sum
to be appropriated was filled with $500,
600: substitute for the whole bill was
moved by Mr.. Cook, of Illinois, but sub.e.
luently Withdrawn aud the bill WAS a
nendrd by the mover ; when the commit
tee rose, and, having obtained leave to sit
again,
The House adjourned.
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LYNCHBuRG, JANUARY 81, 1895


NJ We understand thu Mrs Mcbride aud
daughters have arrived IN town, end intend.
a ring their stay 10 giSea CONCERT, inters-
persed with RECIfi1I0HS, from the most
approved authors. II is. nnped that liberal
aud enlightened audience will rstend tow ards
,len tina, patronage which their merit justly
2esurees.
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HOUSE or PRESENygTrr,rs

M'ssrs, insham, Saunders, Poinsett. F..
Johnson Hay den, Tomliuson, aud SIoau.,
were announced as having been appointed.
pursuant TO the order Of yesterday, to com
pose tht Select COMMITTEE to whom Vac
re'fIred the Message of the President of
'he CnIted States, IN relation TO CERTAIN sr
counts oihis With the Government.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The Senate then proceeded TO consider,
AS IN committee of the hole, the bill fos
the relief of the Cumberland Collrge, in the
District OF Columbia"
MIR. Lloyd Of Mary land, yindicated the
course he had pursued in relation 10 lhls
bill, IN answer 10 Mr.. Juhnsop's remarks.
After some remarks, the bill Was po's
ponsd until to morrow aud
The Senate adjourned.
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900
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10.
IN SENT

~ Il.
The Srrhte proceeded 10 consider the
The hhi for the relief of the Columbian Col
lege IN the District Of Columbia.
letter was read fom Mr.. Luther Rice.
respecting the origin of the College debt In
The Government;
." motion of Mr.. johnson, the bill was
then ordered to lie on the table.
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IN SEM TIE.
MONDAY, JANUARY II.
IMPIs,O\ NAhr EnR Drpr

The engrossrd bill ito abolish inpri:
sonment for debt" was again read and,
on the question " Shall this brll pass I" a
debate arose, sketch of hlch is reuc
family deferred. In the end, the bib #as
rejected byyeas aud nays--Yeas 20, Nays
~
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No. Sc.

himselr IN &c height o. real tragedy
pe.worId have lladtc iiis Of nj
uthropy re would not have always
thnpg,It that every enc about hin
Mas solely occupied With Il view 10
excite hi9 envy, or TO deceive HIM.
lhr fand ol misanthropy al this great
man tad becn increased by English
society. Ills friends remarked. that
The more he lived with tie Italians,
the more happy and obIlging he be-
ramc. five substitute bidck- bile for
fits of childish anger, We shall find
that Lord ByIou's characterized tho
most striking resemblance IL that of
A"lttn.c.
" But | must conclude, IN order
not 10 mskc dissertation instead of
Il letter. VOC most excuse me, Ma
dam, for troubling You with these
general observations. colIld have
wished rather IN bavc given you
facts but AN inlervrl oil ST., en- or
eight years has banlsllcd these from
my IHcmo-y, IN which iherc now 0n-
" remain the conclusions which |
drew from them al the time. shall
be very happy II you arc satisfied
with this Mud nfnoral portrait, and
il you regard these hastily written
pages as proof Of the profound re-
spcct with which, l have the honour
10 be, sc. 81. II. BitiL LIE"