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VIRGINIA MEaTs aATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Fri4ny D,, so--rh, uoo,. of Dele-
gates received Communication from Inc
SrEate, stating that they had pissed the
ball, altering the time of ha,dl 1ga a,.r-
teri, court for the county of ualjlax"-
And that thr, had also u sd ,,tn an4,d-
ncn,s the hhs " cnncerGrns the Surrtlps pf
Matthew H. Rlcrp-and :. ch.,ag,,,,, In.
times of h ldmg the Sapcrior =. Il Hlrr,or
Courts in TazrwtIl county," The amend.
mcnts proposed nv the Senate wer, Goa
Cured ia hy The House.
Nr. Amrss asked leave 10 bring in - hill
10 reduce tnr fees of Attornpes prosecuting
ne pleas Of the Commonwealth IN thu
Circuit and County Courts thereof aed Ia
ncreasr the fines for unlaAl nl gaming
lie contrnded that the present fees w.r.
too igh that if a iary gave = verdict IN
the County Court Inr only one CEN. IN.
,torney vas entitled To sic 70 he tax,d
~ tsr hill ofcosls.
NJ. Up ar opposed the motion. l.
Grimm cas-, - fees arrr paid hy thns.
y no le drd again ( the laws of the land
He commended that HE reduction III I'M.
Attorney. fs.s w calculated To abate In.
zcdl a. procuring the conviction of offend.
ers. &c
Mr. Powell also opposed the motion
If the intention vas to relir,clhe Door IN,
gentleman could get'at hls object h, re-
pe,llug the Tax on law process. BIN h4
did not thnk the violarer, of the l,w u.r.
rn'itlrd Ia any mercy at the hands Of the
House.
Tnr House refused the leave.
Mr Gusln submitted a resolution for in
stru,ting tn M1hDl Committee To tnonIr.
'oto the cxprdeooy Of altenng or amend
ing any mart ,r tb,. VIM. 49,, ~
,hc suggestion of Gen. Unogerford mar
such was The very ,lufy of the Cornn,tt.e.
the resolution vas r,l ctrd.
Nr. Booker called sap the rep.rt on the
contested election from Green.till, county.
Nr. Rises again moved It's recommitm.H,
to the Cnpmitter.
After some further debate ON the ones.
tJon the resolntion was amended ON Mr..
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4NfN l.G.GG N@sI COM .Isl?ss..

NAsnINGT0S, DEC. 28.-A letter W.
yesterday communicated to the Senate by
the Wee President, from Commodore Por
ter, asking for the expression of an opin.
ION by that body, on the charges and GEN.
snres contain d IN the communications of
h"ssrs. Thomas Randall and john Noun
tam made at the last session. Two resp
'n'lons were "tirred-one by Mr.. johnson
OF ny, for division of the state into two
Judicial districts, and the other by Mr..
Johnston of Louisiana. IN relation to the
rXPedIency of repeating the law abou,
wrecks on the Coast of Florida. The res.
'lnton offered by Mr.. Eaton. in relatio.
TO the appropriation Of May, 1924, for re-.
moving The Instructions To he safe n,vir
loh OF the Ohm and Mississippi river.
gave rise to a short conversation hatve. =
/ hr mover and Mr.. Harrison, from which
II appeared, that the c0ntarct made by the
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HNLINAKIN WIFE BnAIIl

BOLIVAR IN THE BE AXiLn.
= by III" arrival of The ship Julla Al This
port. j. - DAYS from Prrnambuco. the
editor at the American Me.rury, ni Hat
t1t, has received ,elte's and pa -rs from
tt1't place ia the l2h oltimo. w, r,,e
halH" an extract lom a lrttrr dated pr.
nanh ro, Nav Il, ruclosine prorl,,,,=
ttoo issued hN Gen. Bolivar on rntrr;n,r ,he
Brazilian territory From this stpp il
would s"em that thu I.lbrmfnr ~ d,tpr
mined I" Il" his work Thoroughly and FOR
this p"rposr hts arms are probably n.t T.
BE- l4hl down unll every trsligr Of in,alty
has been rooted from the cuutlnrnt.
PrRNANBUco. Nov. u I8l5
"The person vino addressr. me tbc on
closed not, Is very cno,crsant win In.
politics al this cpuatr,, though perhaps ,
hliir n" sanen'ur. They are ma lano
ereat preparations in this place Tor relr-
Walne, lor hree DAYS tn come, wbat th.y
term then independence. Tapy are ,isg
dtimg ny 4 Paiacr for thr Empernr vha
IS shortly expected here 10 rrsia,. aubJ,
this Is rlmorcd, on account of antirir,t.
ed Disturbances at Rin dc Janriro pbc
decree inr sending my freud Nir. Bqy. ON,
oi lhs country, Tor acts III humanit, Ia
wards ,on" Patriots, is rr,nkcd nv the
tmperor. hut he had bren sent off sc,,,,
we tssincr. Hi. frl,nds are higl4I, gr,t;-
hfd Al hearing of the r., nra;loo'
The ioPo'cing is THE noif a!,a}s.y 10 ,b,r,
Circumstances hatr cnmp.ll.d me -,
occupy s"nt hat murr orlhrd,, T., nal;
les lhan could will. The irsul, b,,.,o
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communication with General Lavalaje,
y ha has he,a, Tor some me before has az
rival. N IL. latter Pras
&" Bt this Proclamation, u Is easy IN
&c death blow is gwen Ia thu Pofiu-
rnesr, ~ The system At "nausipattng al
Tn, slaves that arr hnrn ~ thr country, and
r,eo lhr parents Of those shn az I'm
plnted IN the cause ol hbrdy." II has
br.n dnctfine thai have practlerd
since 1917. 10 give ~ credit 90 TIM Pofiu.
glirse bal FROM very recent cifram5tAn-
CO. thu have occurred, and The odlum thai
exists IN Pernambueo against that na'ion,
you NAV rely upon IT, that politics ad'an=
eng lttle further, the people Of that
country will be exlrtminated, with IL"
exceptions, from T. ruamhnco, If not the
Blazlls without any regard 10 ia" acz
counts or one mau or the other. Yours,
vefy respet fully"
PROCLAMATION.
Simon Bolivar. supreme General, and
Chief If all thu afmlrs Of Colombia,
Mexico, Peru and State Of Merldlonal
L. Plsts. IL the inhabitants Of Ia Plata,
AID the free people IN general of the
Bazlls.
Considering that political justice, and
the general state of Amrrlca, call most IN
peionely upon the lmprescuptise rights
II The People and of Nature, have Dc
TRIMMED to decree, aud do decree IA iol.
lows
Isl. Seeing the orders ihai have Issued
Ia The citlzeus of uoutr V,dru aud Brazil,
10 rn'cr into hrse Terfiorlr- all the fufccs
uad, my command in thr defence of Ii
b rtN-
d. Immediately that whatever Pro-
Vllce may he occuplrd BY my troops, all
tlie male citizens OF III. Agf Of IL years To
so, ooght 10 appear IN the prsb Of The
district 10 which they belong. 10 enroll
Themselves under the flag Of liberty and
should lh"y be III circumstance to eatry
ans rnllst. Al ihOs, who do not ~ act.
shall br considered rs enrnies / thu cause,
aud suffer death ~ acrabr 10 military law
and al Their property confiscated for the
support Of the army.
Sd, gNe entire liberty to III thu Creo-
Ian slaves, that for upwards ul 800 yeas
have groaned under the YOKE # Tyranny
IN the consideration that liz country hsS
occasion for thu services ofall It's children:
AID That within the term vi twenty -four
hours. these new citizens present aud place
themselves according TO the form Of the
second article. for rnlistment--thc re
IN lnlng from that mOmrnt exempt from
those several occupations ia which tnerr
mas ers occupied them.
4 Tlsnew citizens that refuse TO take
up arms to fnlnI the most sacred Of all
Il lrrs in defence of their liberty, shall
iore.cr remain slaves.
,. The p,rrots of soldiers employed in
he cause of liberty shall rrnain free c,il-
Aens by vlrlur Of this deCrer,
GIVEN in the name. + the Republic, l-
hove de, Jared: rhs ID" rec IN consequence
shall have the force of law, aud shall IA,
most rehgiously observed by the Rcpubl-
can authorities
At Head Quarters, in Santa Fc de Corrcn-
Ia, slsnrd and sealed With the arms Of
the kepobIlc, taI1 day, 1t July, l325.
SIMON BOLIVAR.
The Secretary Pedro Brlcan.
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freedom and sniis' the reiterated fir1s
tear If rrioicing were sern - bedew the
eheeks ot many. THIS affecting aud IN
ohantlng scene lasted till the te animation Of
the representation.
The Arget entreats the Enpernr vt Bra
II IL consider the powerful effect which
tlis victory must necessarily produce a
mong the BraZiliiaus. II calls upon Inn 10
mediate upon The slmultaueo nus rise ui a,aa-
eife people. wao left their Tranquil occnpa-
iloas Ia takf up arms IN defence of their
lights as irertnen, and who entered The
field Determined to- conquer or die. To
behold the defeat aud di-pfrsio0 oi bis bra
vrst and choicest troops by men who we're
alone armed with salor nd patriotism =
but who arr in,incibie when combating for
the dearest prnipgss of mankind: aud
from such uoble eaods towards saucipa
/ ton, h. lrdrn lhe season die aud whole
some lesson, that the period bias al length
arrived, wheo hr should ,brogate thnse TN
/ just prrlcnslous which hate lrd hin Ia -
SUM 'ilr n-afpstion thu the BraztllIans
viii never brook. 70 rrst assured thai the
Oreotals are not his only enemies, neither
are they luiied To the United Pro'taCss,
81 ha have sialinnary army of 5000 men
dTtwn up GA the banks 81 the Ur Zaas hut
tbdt the whole of ne american RtpUblteS.
arr alarmed at his lmpet'l soeptre, aud de
/ termincd To wrrst il laom his tranaical
aud InnoV hllng sway. Thai The rpnCh Is
ultimately arrived when he has either to
ch"ose between war or peace: 10 cnnlin-
ne his nnayuling desrnlism, n submit Ia
/ qpet ahdlcalion -and that sho"ld wtr b.
/ his option, h Brtzrllans Will ftovr to him,
! th1tthe weapons oil LID ha," never fail
ed Ia crush those af A despot. The A gah
f,n ih"r states TIA thu route of the lmpe-
rallsls VAS most con lei", AID that their
amy retired to the floutlrrs vi RIO Gran
de.
Many details are giv-n Of military move
mruis between the Patriots A. d 3 zllans:
and = report of the campaign against the
Indians by the troops ofthe R,pltlic but
tn, are not of sutIicent em"ul to be q
ven al length Tney impart, generally tn
success Of the republican forces aga II
thin ciuiiizcd AID unci,iizcd opponent,
We regret, with TIN. gratifying mtt.
grncr, IN b. Obliged, 10 notice IN instance q.
the cunluunncr of bigotty md Intolerance
igumpatlhe with the exists, g. Ut Ire
government. A Englishmau By the NAM
of Stevenson, just arti ID IN tn" country.
aud unacqninted with it, customs, hap
psntd 10 meet Oh horseback with pruces-
SION ofthr host aud froe' X lorancr, not
salnting il with due ~, 'frn,r. Was pulled
ham his SCAT AID 50 lnJ'rrd IS 10 cause his
Death. The pape which give the detail,
at Tins nItp4Up add. IlstH n at t.
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because Il 5 e,sier 10 falh th3n 70 act
The general taen replied, ' believe 1t f"-
ther prpceeds from our al"ays speaking
Ike lpeers of Those we love- Ndsroe"raa-
to reinined, PITY that HITHERTO your love
mas heen only PiAtouie." He Is vrfsrd !"
The labyrinth of European politics, and his
primary object IS Ia preserve Greece lnd'-
pendent. but II ever she should be- com
PEELED - chOase a PROTECTOR. lam OF d
pinion that Mavraeordato, would 5lse the
preference To- great Btlllan.
Captain 6anaris. i enqured for the
habilalton ef Captain Constantine, Can1r's
DESTROYS If betonclng acpu dnted win that
Intrepid loader of the FIRE ships. found
HIM BY he sid OF his wife, playing with
hrs son Nltadcs a child of three years oi
age, H. received me With fianknrss and
courtesy, and made his eldest son Nleho-
las prescott mr With hall blown rose, a
maIk I'll affection in the Lrsant CanarIs
is a youag man about thifty-tw0, frank and
CAV, aud ~ .he same tlme extremely mod
est. could never induce llim TO relate hi,
deed hris Ip.ed by all his country men.
bal enyled BY thu Uydriots, through whom
maod of iilc-ship His gun was hanging
against the wall. Ills arms and his cour-
az are all the rio hes OF this intrepid man,
alter having burnt four Of the emmy,
-hiPs of var. Last year, having avenged
tne Burning If hls country Ivy that of an en-
emy's ship he presented himself At .Napnl
ii Romano, poor apd in want Of every
thing. While each lnhabiIant VAS eagerly
making him some present. he said before
he Legislative body, " Wonid much IA
Their than all tn. sc if rece We ano he 1e
,hip II bnrn in.tne s.r,ice u my country
WalIst We we're speaking his " fe, with
molrouh dIguny, sucked an infant three
months old named Lycurgus. She is an
ipsarlot Of great beauty,srave and mod ST,
minerva.
CondViofG Flavrocordato introduc-
I'd M 10 thu President, we'll known b}
oanr, Coodnr"ttl. Neatly haburd in the
co-Inn" Of his island, he aas sitting upon
sofa Il Ia T"rque, counting The heads nj a
eolembJo As IL speak no fo'eign Ian
.nds" ou conversation when ever we M.
" $40 t and ualmpurtan.. The Condu-
lnill IA ally Il certainly the richest in Hy-
ia; lis property is said to amount II il
mllJn.
A he comnencrm"nr Of the revolution
tnIs family contributed very hnpor,an
SINS OF monry fpr the support Of the ia
v : aud taIs ,acrtiCr With the reputation
u hl, btt5 IN excellent citizen, raised
Coodulotu To the first rank IN the govern
mrnt-bef from that lime his fame has
bet u on the decline IA, WAS Gormrrl, -
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GREEK LEADERS.
[ From " ptcchio's .ErraiippA


General Colocatroni.-\vbrn h,,b.Id
CoI,rotr,n; sitting a,,ids, To-, oC !. co,,
n,ni.ns mrs ',cr, If rho s,,,,.. III. n.aInn,
ed gre, n hrs r.lI unon III. heoad shnnId.r.
and mingled with ,',s ,onvh h.,rd .b,ch
since h,s INN. isun,,rn, he had all,,,.d -
grn,, as a NAL, ,C gri,C,nd ,.,,,o,a M.
fo,o, IL ru,g.d and ',raro,,s. bis 40. c,ll
of fir. a,J his o,o,t,'I and ..,,.,r' eo.,n''
rrspmll.d mn, ar Tin ob.,,n mo-, n7,l,s
~ bica are scattered thronghont I'm. Arrhi.
prlago. nre4eotrd hi In. ca,,o,in.,,.
If R,,,.lin, ,o5 ,,,,.,,,.,d T., l;,,, ,..., -
, frn d,ys n. would ~. f,., II. ,h,al
ed me bi the jnt.rnr.t,r and asked what
uas he nrws ,old him ,t,L. F,y,-
I, II. uc,,, nm Tho n,,nt al c#,,.,.., ,,,,5, -,
sionof N,x,,.;,o mt tn, ,L,.., ~. g..
nid,blr. naIo#Iv e., Then. .nc,,...,,.l ,.l.,,,,
hut far th.r tarf,ci .l,,l and mn, ca, Jr,.
in t,.ir army. II, observed mar, cor.
&c the EeyaIians. i MS snIic,,ot nere.
a levy men. and thu, Lsn,,,nq H., me-.
t,#..in the v,,,d T., fr. IL,.,,. ;, ,,l.l,l
he 81 the nasi,,noi,,# ,yh;ch th,,r ,,,,,... ,,,,d
,a, ,lrv vo,Il ~. ,.ol,,ss n, ,a,, l....,,,,
what b,- ,,,.o ,,,. ,i,t,,., a.. 49,,
ti,,e2 Tai,y or c,,,,,,,,,,.d ,,su-,
Creeks are r9inr1 Inv thnn,o,, , l,.' .ys,,
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POETRY.


sTANZas, BY T CAMPBELL.
What's Asilaa i ground Ilas raat elod
lie maker =. eah, mol should he tod
y, Rau, the image OF his God,
tsz.ri snd Tree,
InStaarged h, sDperstition's red
To heN The knee
that's hslloW d ground--where moorn'd and
miss
Til. lins renoze onr love ha- kiss'd--
Bn, where's their memary.s mAnsion' lst
Yen ehufohrard's bowcr.
Ne "a aarseises their souls exist,
par 81 ours.
a hiss eau eonsserste the ground
Mhere mattel hea1s are mutual hound
The spnt where lo,e.s first Ink were boandiH
Thai ne'er are rivtn,
Is hallowd doWn 10 eadh's profound,
Aud up 70 Heaven
Tartiue makes all but true love old,
TIE hnrane thoughts that then were told
Run motion s'fll In memery's mould
And VII not cool
UnlH The heart it,eit be cold
In lctbrs pool
What hsllans ground where heroes slcepP
II nn' the sralpfared niles w heap,
IN dpws tint heavens far distant weep
lher 'nrt may bloom,
Or CENT twiur beneath The deep
IheT coral tomb.
pal slrcN his s,he, 10 the wind
Nhp.e word or vojce ha, srrsrd mankind
An /. be lead. whose glorious mind
/ f. tlins 90 bish >
To i've in hearls ~ leave behind,
/, not Ia die.
I. death 70 I'm for Freedom right.
H. dad due thai lacks her hghf'
Aud murder sullies IN Heavens sight
The sword he draws
Rbm can alone ebnoble hght2
robIe cause
Giye that aud welcome War 10 brace
Her drnus and rend tl,aven's rocking
sptte
Tn colors planted laoe 10 face,
The charging cheer
Though Deaths pale horse lead on the
chase
Shall sjii be dear
.ana place our trophies where men knrel
10 hehvrn hut Heaven rebukrs my zeal
The c1u,c # truth aud human wal,
@ God above
Tran Ter 1t ia u tHc swords appeal
To Peace and Love.
Peace, Live thu ebernhims. that JON
Then spread wings DER Devotion Shrine.
PRAYERS ,ound in win, aud temples SHINE,
Nber, they are not
Ibr 1rau alone chu make divine
Religion, sput.
7 jncan'73ions dnst thou trust,
Abi fompsus ritrs in dours august
See Wondering stones aud metals rust
Belle tn ynnl
Tha' man ca hle4, one pile of dust
With chime or ehaunt.
Inc ticking wood worm m oks thee, man
Inv fcmples--cterd, Themselves grow wan.
Bni their a dome Of nehler span,
\ temple gwen
jhy mid. tlat hients dare not ban
Its space /, Heaven
II. root star pictured Niinrr's ceiling,
Where iraaH,na the rnpf spirits feeling,
had God himself 10 man revealing
I1r harmpnious spheres
Maze mns,c, though unhsard their peuling
BY mortal ears.
Fur stars ARE not your beings pure
Gnu SIN, >an death your world, nh.cure2
Use WIN 81 well the thought, ri YOUR
Aspect above
Ye mus lac heavens that make Us sure
Oi Heavenly love
AL IN Your harmony sublime
rra1 lhr aoom oi distant lime
Ihr man srrgruerac soul FROM crime
Snail yet he drpwn,
Aad rlasoana hi, mortal cline
lmmnflalda~n.
What's htlowd ground2 lis whit piyes
birth
To 'acred thoughts in souls Of worth -
Pence lulrurn.tenee Truth 90 forth
EaFths compass round
And or htth prlrsdlood shall make earth
IN hel'op II gzotod
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FROM CARACCAS.


We have thi. morning received the ~
Colombiano lrlm HI, 2GIh of q ,tobcr /,
III. lGll Nnyrmher both inclusive.
The htrsl # these papers contains an
exalted tribute tn the talents and char,r-
trr of De VIII Clinton.
Tie Bo,a.. Constitutional contains g,
rIrrntnr f,nn Tho En#rol.,t az th., H..
IA, Io,,.nt n,,Inhil,o, .,,,,es or ch,oco#,.,d
hazard IL h,eb .r. III :, L.,,.. L.a.,,,,a
apr,,t,y1 !, GL,,oL,
II ,,s,uno,r.d IT ,,r,cc,s IT,, ,l,..
L, itcd State had r.fns.d ;, ,.,d W..
tr.t, p,,,,, Tha ,a...s.o,,,.
,ber.,t and ;,,,,,,,,.. ,l.,, th,, ,,,.,,,,,,,r
IN ,,h;cb ,h. ,,ro,,os.I .,,,,,or.,s, h.s La..,,
g,r,n ,,y,I,.s n,lr.,Ll, y,cans,s,.n.,,
n 4 Threaten. -, ,,,o, ,no,,,I,,;an ~ ,,.,.,
+ nr.srnl,ti,e ro,cr,m,ni. IN, gro,,od
a. ,,,,,L,,,, "a H., ,l, ,,,..,,,l, L.,,a h.,,t
NJ, v,,ic. .i,h,r =, ,.ll;,,r ,I, ,,,,.,,,.,,.
s,L.ct,.o Ito a,.l,.,,,.s I'D, H..
vino, ',s..n,1l.d In ,''o,s,I.lha ,,.!y,,a''1
,,os ,r ,hc l,.r;.r,,,,r,s az ,a,.a,,,l, -,
sI,,,s
,pLoIo, ,r,;ol., ~ ,,,,,., a., a.. %.
ciGc a,d,, ar,ta S.,,,L t,,,...;,,., ',..',',
,,. eoo;.,a Fam, -, ~. y..n C,..,....'
c,I \d,.,t,..r
q padr, ,,5o,n, u.,J., L,r. e.,
81 a.. th,. ,ltb No,.,,L., t.,,r,,,....,I -
his missi,n IN p,n,na ' ''''>' ~
n,.sd H., ,h. Cal.,,,l,,.,,, t,i
- n,,i,a, ,r i, ,,,..,.'. Cd - :
.em...
From The v. Y. Commercial .l9reyiiser NJ
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DECEMBER 30.-The session of tbc So
pate "as chiefly occupied in ESe,utl'r hl'
sin =. Nr. Lloyd of Mass. made ~
remarks, on motion by VIZ Hay I" p
te' hr proceedings n thu cast oI 'aIn'
Porter Ia the Na,nI COMMITTEE, in eXI al-
ton of th' part he had takar in The b1.I-
ness; and resolution was oher,d by VI
johnston, Of kentHckr, Ia extrr'l TIE ne
los Toe ding Virginla Military Land War
rants
iHlhe House # Representative, t'
VAS rennued fro the Camullir' M
clalms, by M. LitIc Of War, .ad. tex
tend TIM act providing Tor lie irf.ges
tom Canada and Nova Scoaa Tue
Speaker communicated IL the lla'se taa.
NE had ectlNed \ lettel FROM an lndul'Wt
II NarsrlIles, relative 10 thu prospects o'
this country, This "pisle was lAd On int
'hl". Il solutions we're agreed 10; ohH
introduced by Mr. Hocomhe, of \. Jr.s.!
on the subject of a more efficient orsa WA
ton # the Marine Corps; another b. W.
ihonpson, of POM, on The subject oi W.
King The rlty OF Washington a poet ne n
try; thud, by Mr.. Dorsey, ot Md. 'gR'-
tlVr to the erection of a Light House 3"
Cove Point, in chesapeake b.; ana "
! e'th ny MIR, Miner, of Pom, relative ~
the GU iv'llon of the Mulberry Tree III"
six Worm. A resolution was also ad2P-
ted, ON m ,tlnG of Mr.. Peter, of dd', ~ X
Iatl"n :" an amendment Of the present i"''
so that Staff 1iiicrrs sh,l he taken ir',a'
the officers II the Line, NJ. Cook. oi ~
land ON the table an amendment wmcf nc
proposes Ia Mr.. N'Dutfe', resolution, 't''
alive to the election ot President aGd "e
President. Mr.. MDuiIir reported s"a'o
resolutions as to certain altefalous N w
House, for the purpose Of makm- II 30. Z
suitable foi deliberations, which "tr' '','
an the table until this day. They aP"'ss
II be jodcious and well adapted to 'h' 9''
iect in view. Two or three oiher rfS"''
IONS of minor importance were "heL' -, H.
DECEMBER 31,-In the s, nate, prop
Sltinns were SuhTpiftpd nv Mr. Benton -
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Department Of War, thon,b
Tie intention Of the law, did MOI ~, ~
the removal Of many scrioa. oh' ~
and therefore WAS not satlsGr,os,
engaged IN thu navigation. r., - aa,
altering the time Of holding rsa >, ~ ~
Court, IN the Northern Di.tfa,
York, vas ordered To be e,.y,,zl u -
third reading. Notice va, g;,.n 10.
Robbins OF Rhode Island. If n. =! II
To bring IN a bill prescribing thu "''H
commencing, prosecuting and =
controversies between States - .'"4
bill was introduced in 1922 nv N.
erson, Of N. jersey. VI D.
II the House of Rep essential.
Bradley, nf Vermont, yrstrrday W
a memorial of thr Ergl,laiir, al + '''H'.
praying for an alteration in IL. 'a'
h 'lding the Circuit Court or ~. i, -, O
States, which was referred In thu J,1.1 d
Committee. The resnltino oe,. y
Mr.. Wnrtz, of Pennsyl, aoia. .',.'' h7I
sl5cc, as modification Of that oF.. ,'N
Mf. Dwight, on the subject nf tho "
losses N the Custom House h., Ut
WAS sill further modified, and afrr !.
discussion VAS finally agreed In. mn .s
in.svhrh we this day publish il .rl MN
olotIon introduced by Mr. ta,nnbrn ,5s
hlo relative 10 deselrions WIS aore..i, We
a modified form, in which it VA. 49,.
by Mr.. Peter, of Maryland, who had ~
ed previously t" amend IT, Mr.Wg,.,,g" INV. .
Ohio. introduced IA resolution. uHe11' >"
] agreed To, on the subject of fDrtberr.r ~ -.
tine purchasers of Publlc Lands
lutlOa offered by Mr. Mitchell If r.
see, Was agreed TO, referring It TIM. n
mir re on Indian Affairs to ccEaa, -
subject If removing the tribes Of lad.
in the United tates, 10 the West IL II
Mississippi, and giving % them lbr G,s
aud privileges Ola territorial go,rntms
On motion of NJ. Mercer, sr,ct Con
mlltee WAS appointed T. consider 81 nn0
Of he Message Of the Presideut IN.
nnei States. as relates to the snpprp..
Of the Slave Trade Mr. Trs'. of Indf.,
int nducrd resolu ion, whIeh lies oaa.
I alc for further consideration, in r,If,
/ ~ NV tAlfIfH'y VI - 'hIIsnIHg 4 gPnpal
5 stem of internal Improvement. with ,
fund IL be raised from the sale If pob.,
| lands. Sevrfal messages nrre rpcrt.l
! from the President, one in answer ia lra
! resolution of II. Owen relative to thr
81 ncti0os given Ia Generals Piacknr, and
Jackson, as to the Treaty with the Greek
| Iodlans Fort Jackso anotaer with mar.
tons of the correspondence between til,
! Uoi ed States aud Grrs.t Britain in rrlain,
IN tre Slave r ade, called fol b, Mr. For
syt}; aud the third communicating the
srcrtH message of Nr. Jctfrrson, called. lo
BY NJ. Trimblr The last mrs,age brn:
rnnfdtn.tl, was deliberated on with cos
ed doors. 4 communicati1 from I'M
Deo.r'ment of Var ,uclos d tie mi, III,
ton called for by Mr.. Stewart. of Pos,
saola, relative to the DIS aal ,e,mp "a
nal. I.Nat. journal,
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Drcr,prp 90 I, tn. SONATA tho lm
tn alsr -. Inn IF baIai3a ths nc,
Cn,r, n ,h. " ,r,ba,o DIs,r7,, IN A'..E
Vas read ,L.. ,birJ i 40 and n,s..a TN.
r. olnfinn fr,rI II, Ne u " Ia. ..n
+, diI,i.,b. ,.,,t. ;a,n ,wn J,d;r,,l Il.
tricfs vas r.C.rrrd tn rho J.d,c,,,,
...l..,. and tho rss,lu,,nn "a - h, NJ.
Iah.sto. Lon rrlativet., wrerks ,,ors
Coast Of F., i'd, h Il The SAM ,rr.r.5...
DO IAN hour da h.Ifv..5,a.., inll,
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DECEMBER 31.-In the s, nate, pfoPoff
slions were submitted by Mr., Benton "