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On Thursday morning, Ann Elizsbsth,
infant dsughtsr Of Mr.. Richard Hobbs, .,
ged s months and Is days.
At Rehoboth, Mass. on the 9sd uh.
Capt. Joseph Northam, formerly Of New
port, aged 10 years.
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STTBSCRIPTION /.

~ SUBSCRiPTION papers TO the
- course Of CHEMICAL LECT-
URES proposed by the Subscriber, have
been left at the stores Of Messrs. q. M.
Fcssenden, VIM. b. & r. o. Child,
Samuel Wheaton, John n. Wheaton &
Go. and E. w. Burr. Those desirous
Of obtaining tickets to the course, will O.
biige the subscriber by leaving their names
at some one ofthe above places, ou or be-
'ore the Goth instant.
r. p. MOORE.
Warren, Oct. 8. 1880.
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NWWUW@~

'TNHE undersigned being appointed
by the Hon. the Supreme Judicial
Court, at Bristol, September Term, 1880
Assignee of the Estate and effects ol
JOHNJ. DAVIS,
Of said Bristol, Cordwa amer, gives notice,
that six months are allowed to the. Credi-
tors of said Davis, to EXHIBIT and prove
their claims against his estate.
GEORGE HOWE.
Bristol, Sept. 81, 1880. tOa.I
APPRENTICES WANTtD.
NNANTED Immediately, four Girls
w as apprentices to the Tailoring
Business. Ayplyto
I. L. PECK.
Oct. 9.
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MARINE INrELELlCNCE.
P0RT or IYARRf

.P0RT or WARREN.
f, ARRIVED SINCE ova LAST.
SlooP Hannah b Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin Fl Provi-
depce.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, r. do.
Arr 9Th, sloop First Attempt, Barney,
n Barneysville. -
Sailed on Sunday last, brig Atlas,
Thompson, for New Orleans, ns,-lO phs-
sengers.
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Warren, Oct. 8, 1880.


SOLIClTS the attention Of his friends
- and the public, to his new lot Of Fash
ionable and Seasonubls Dry Goods, which
he has purchased at Auction, in NEW
YORK, within the last week, and which
will be offered for sale onsCFMONDAY
NEXT, at the Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Store.
Oct. 8.
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JUST PUBLISHED, THE
Poll T1OA1 GLASS BOOK.

JUST PUBLISHED, THE
POLL T1OA1 GLASS BOOK.
INTENDED to instruct the higher
classes in schools in the origin, ,naturs
and use of Political power.-By William
Sullivan, Counsellor at Law. With an
appendix upon studies for practical men,
with notices of Books suited to their use.
BY George B. Emerson.
This work is intended to show the ORR
gin Of society, and Of civil government
the division ofthe members OF society, into
classes the division of labor rights Of
persons and property 1.-THE meaning Of the
state and national constitutions the pow
ers exercised under the these, as to bank
ing, insurance, administration of justice,
revenues, expenditure, militia, army, ma
Wy, &s. ; the meaning and use of the law
OF nations ; the cohhexion between civil
power and religion.
The appendix contains short account
ofthe most approved books in arts, scien-
ces, literature, history and morals, with
remarks.
This work will be found exceedingly
useful to every citizen for reference, and
should be in every school, and every
mans hands who is desirous of under.
the genius Of our government,
and his own rights and privileges, and 90.
cial and relative duties.
For sale By
G. M. FESSENDEN.
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~ W,1H1e941B9N. g g u
nv VIRTUE Of a d.

<asA BY HRTUE Of de
f32t cree Of the Hon. supreme Judic
~ ial Court, passed at their last
Term holden in Bristol, within
and ior the County Of Bristol, on the Sec
ond Monday in September, A. ID. 1880,
and under the direction Of the Court Of
Probate Of the town Of harrington, Will
be sold at PUBLIC 4UCT10.M, On the
premises, on the 9Th day Of November, at 8
o'clock, A. ~ (iffair II not the next fair
day, Sundays excepted All the WooD,
standing on the Land, commonly called
the Pound Lot, containing "a Acres,
being part Of The Estate OF the late J0-
sIAH HUmPHRkYs, of said town of Barring
ton, for the purpose ofnAking up the de6c
iehcy Of the personul estate Of said deceaa
ed, for the payment Of his Just debts, and
incidental expenses. Said lot is situated
in the town OF harrington, about miles
from Warren, and is bounded as follows
SoutherIy by land Of Joshua Kent, and
the heirs OF Samuel Smith, Westerly and
Northerly by land Of Ellis Peck, & East
erly by land of said Peck and the High
way. Said lot 10 thickly covered with
thrifty growth Of OAK, MAPLE, and
WALNUT WOOD, which will be sold
in lots to suit purchssers access to the
Wood is EASY At all sessons ofthe year.
Immediately after fhe sale ofthe Wood
the LAND will be offered, and pos
session given after sufficient time for
the Wood to bs cleared or er17s Eoh-
ditions liberal, and made Known at the
time and place of ssie.
NJ. b. Those in want Of BUILDING
AND SHIP TIMBER, may find il to
their advantage to attend the Sale, rs a
large proportion of the Wood is suitable
for the above purpose.
A. HUMPHREYS, Erecmor Of nte
iastHW and Testamesst Of Josiah Hum
phrsys. ~
OCT. s, 1880.
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Arr at BIistol, 9Th, sloop Meridian,
Gladding, Fl. New York.
Cid schr Mary Ann, Reed, Martinique
Sloop Argo, Lswton, Charleston.
Sloop Ann Maria, Briggs, Darien.
Sloop Hard Times, Lindsey, New
York. %
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
MAHINGs

" Warren and Vic nifty. that he continues
the above bfshch oi bus'fcss, at 10 old tsnd
a few doors Eat ofih- Baptist Meeting House;
where he vi make halss and Wsgon Hsr-
ness. saddles and Brides. Travelling and o.her
Trunks Poftmsn,esus, vsIises, Fire Ducksts,
ships Hose and Bellows, &c. &c.
Carriages and Hsrnsm cleaued and repaired.
He has on hand Tor ssle, on assortment ol
Saddles. Harnss~es. Bird 90, HAIisrs. whipts
Curry Combs. &c. which he will sell cheap ief
cash or Up roved credit.
Chaisos, Gigs. Carry.IIs. and Wagons. furnish
cd NJ short notice.
- share sfpst orags b respectfully 90
tied.
~ THEODORE BARNEY.
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:, In Rehoboth, on Sunday evening last
by the Rev. Mr.. Vernon, Mr.. James H
MumGord, formerly of Newport, to Mis-
Adelia Wheaton Bosworth, Of the former
place.
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The RESPONSES. ignorant fellow
being about to be married, resolved t.
make himself perfect in the responses ol
the service; bat my mistake got by heart
the Office OF baptism Tor riper years; SC
when he was asked in the church, will
you have this woman" sc. he answered
IL renolnce them ALL" The clergyman
said, 81 think you are 4 fool" to which
he replied, I" all this steadfastly believe. D.
"A little girl aged about 6 years, was
burned to death in Philadelphia on Wed
nesday, by accident.
A child aged about 2 years was burned
to death in Troy on Wednesday. The
accident occurred from the child's dress
having taken fire.
The receipts ofths American Coioniza-
tion Society, from l7th July, to 9th Sept
amounted to $57o4.
The Ohio river is taid to be lower now
than il has been within the last 40 years
Freight's from Pittsburg to the falls at
Louisville have advanced full 400 per ct
Pistareens are prescribed in Canada.
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LAND
At AUCTION.

"Y virtue Of . decree Of the Hon. Su
ID prefne Judicial Court, passed al
their last term holden at Bristol, within
and for the County of Bristol, on the Sec
ond Monday in September, A. d. 1880,
and under the direction Of the Court OF
Probate for the town Of Warren, will be
sold at PUBIC AUCTION, on the
premises, ON TUESDAY, the 26th day
of October, A. u. i83O,at / o'clock ,afte,
noon, all, or So much ofthe right, title and
interest whereof Smith Bowen, ,late of said
Warren, deceased, died seized, in and t.
the following real estate, as shall be nee
essary to make the deficiency ofthe per-
sohal estate of said deceased, for the pay
tnent of his debts, funeral expenses and
expenses Of settling his estate with Incl
dental charges, to VIII, certain part OF |
parcel of land situate in said Warren, and |
bounded Westerly partly on the back roat
leading to Bristol, and partly on land oil
Betsey and Amey Bowen, Nossherly OF
land Of Betsey and Amey Bowen, and tn,
new road leading from Warren to Swan
sey, and land of fJarvis b. Bowen, East
eriy on said Jarvis B. Bowen's land ant
The River, and Southefly partly on lane
Df Sally Munro and others and partly op
and now or lately Of Rufus Burr's heirs
Also, one other lot or tract Of land, sit
rate in Warren, aforesaid, and bounded
Westerly on land of the Devices Of Charles
deceased, NortberIy on land f
3etsey and Amey Bowen, Easteriy b, (.
he Highway, and Southerly on land
aid Betsey and Amey Bowen; said rca
stste being the same devized by saie
',uith Bowen, in and by his last Win ant
'estament, to his grandson Samuel Bow 1
n, ss fesiduary devisee. Ia
JOHN PEARCE,
Idministrato, on the estate ofSmith Bow
en-, with his Will annexed.
Warren, Sept. 20.
II
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n M. EESS ENDENs
" . will open in course ofa few days
an extensive assortment Of Seasonable
,DRT GOODS
Oct. 8.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Cd Mondou. the 18th of Norember uerf. Z

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I'd Moadoy, the 18th Of .Norsm6er nert, al
II o'clock, A. NJ. !.
-. WILL be sold At Public Auct-
ion, on The premises, under a
III decree Of the Hon. Supreme
Judicial Court, all tho right,
tile and interest, Of which Retsey Horsa
OeH, late of Bristol, died seized, in and
10 certain lot Of Land with convenient
wo story Dwelling House thereon stand
ng, situate on the West side of Hope
+treet, and next South Of Commercial
Bank, in Bristol.
Conditions will be made known at rths
time and place Of sale.
RICHARD SMITH, Admir-.
Bristol, Oct. 8, 1880.
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RHYME READING.-Ben johnson, pass
ing along Fleet-street, observed coun-
lryn,an staring at q grocsr's sign; he tap
ped him on the shoulder, and asked h.u'
what % Engaged his attention. "Why,
mastsr," he replied, /" ! be admiring that
nice piece of poetry over the shop
How can VOW make that rhyme?" saio
Ben; I. the words ars Coffee and tea t.
be sold.'" "Why thus" !" replies Ralph.
"Coffse and Tea
To be- solid"
This so pleased the poet, that Ralph
was taken into his service immediately,
tnd ne continued to serve him until John
sons death.
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%. MUsg9oss 60.

D:MNsg9oss go.
. BALES prime, brown Sheetings
q 2 do A Checks, Indigo Blue
I do Sd do do
2 bales Bsgging
2 do Asnsburgs
Red Flsnncis
Fias red and bins Flannels
lust received at the Hope Bonk BIlding
by -. e. w. BURR
Soptlo fe-k
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
l!I!k

NOR sale, the Farm now occupied by
- Elijah apd John Gray, situated on
the Back Road. on Bristol Neck, about
; miles from Bristol, and 8 miles from
Warren, containing I 90 acres, consist
ing Of Orchard, TiIlage, Meadow and
Pasture Lahd-well watered. On It is a
large two story dwelling house, barn, and
crib, and an excellent well of water.--
Those in want Of good Farm, are re-
qiested to call and see for themselves.
ELIJAH GRAY.
Bristol, Sept. 25. 5w.
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LEVI HALE, D. p. CLERK.

Court erP~5ais Rsrsx, asg.4, 1880
NY Office 10 hereby ei,Un. that Hshsstia
~ Maxwell, Admins ta.rit Oh the tstuts ef
deceased. has prcsen ed 10 this Couft, her frst
administration account, ior aiIowanes. III u
ordered, that the consideration thereof BE- refes-
red 10 Court ofPiobafe 10 be holden At the
Ciefk's ofice, on tho first Monday in Oct.
neg at o'clock, y. NJ. and that previous mo-
t'ci bs gwen. by pubI's ing this decree threS
several times in the Northern Star, 20 all peTs
40 nts, essed TO drpcsr u that time and bs
heard. Wupess,
LEVI HALLE, d. p. Clerk.
Oct 8. a
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ALvAN COLE,
Has for sale at his Boot and Shoe Store.
7 one door South of Coles Hotel.
Gcntlemens Boots and Shoes, f;rst
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes ine,cesl
styte)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather d.
Childrens colored Boots and SboAs
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand.
will be made at short notice
Also for sale, BELLS superior Pasta
Blacking. Shoe Brushes, &C.; all a.
which will be sold u the lowest pricer.
APrn u a.
V.s;ns.
" just opchcd for sale Il
Aug. =. LONG ROOM.
n INEN DMLLS-Just r.c;s,ed 4
- for sa'e - 80 Love ROOM
- ~ .lI u. Al.
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LIMITATION RUSSIA SHEET
INGS-Few pieces just opened 70
ssls u L0WG ROOM y
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AT . Cssrt ~ Pvsssss. hsldss IN snd sbr ne
town Of Wafrvn, on shs Alb dsy Of October
"A. b. 1880.
-ROHN PEARCE, administration with the win
- snnsxed on the esists pf SMITH BOW.
EN-. late of wafssn, d-csst Cd, pstssnlsd h.s SOC
ond account sf sdnihistrstops fbr ssislsdhsst;
1t u ordered, ss y.
That the consideration thereof. b ~
ferred 10 Court Of Probate. 70 be holden st
he Town Clerks bfics, on The first MSrdsy
IN Newt next, ~ 4 o'clock; r. b.; that
previous notice be gisso.By publ'shng this sr.
or three seveial times il the Northern Sisr. ID
oil persons Interested 70 sppest n hat tims
and BE- heard theron.
.at. WnpSss. as
1EVI HAH.E n p cl.vk.
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cree Of the Hon.supreme Judic
ial Court, passed at their last
Term holden in Bristol, within
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
o4rCAibNId s. Todd.

DOORS the Post Wheeling where he has 2Ro H ais
Among the articles on hand are the following
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EOAT sUGA8u

T00Ibz. No. / s. ? Loaf Sugar
for sale. low, hy
JOHN'F. CLARKE s. Co
N1v. 10Th. 90
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FRESH SALAD OIL.

FEW DOZEN LORIARDS SUPERIOR MACABOUGH
Physicians Country Merchants and others viii find tito their advantage call at the ay
SHINE and lay Il Is
Vhske Ginseng BswaH Sra~ro, &C. will be received in exchange
Wh,eInz April.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03

E.=slr-- l8 Whole Chests Y. D. Tea
f i Cask p1lv Nu,s.
hr FRESH. . pecus
Iust reed and Cor sale by
t4As' KNOX end So kEE.
Dsc o
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03
CORDAGE STORE,

and is now ready 70 execute an orders for art-
cles In his line, with which he may be favored, and
on the most advantageous terms. tie has now on
hand q very extensive assortment of Cordage of
every description, TO which he is daily adding iron
his Factory. His prices viii be regulated BY III,
lol1cst Pittsburgh d Cincinnati rates. and be-
feels confident of being able TO fiji all orders Of
Merchants. who may favor him with their custom,
Oh at least as GOOD if not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
lie viii warrant his work TO be of the very bes
quality. Commanders Of Boats are requested @
give him a call.
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and Mckee
FORSYTH and Dobbn, and d. B. Bayless, Commits
sion Merchants, or to himself promptly auende,
/ to-.
Wheeling, March 4th 1529-61
- The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville r.
publican, and st. Louis Republican, viii pleas
insert the above once a week fortwo months, az,
forward their accounts 20 this office for payment
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EOTTON-

Just received and forsale. 50 Bales Tenn. e.
- NL6 C.ron. BY KNOX 81. % ALL-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE. !
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

go A:CfSpAf, jan. ~.
a cumm,inicefon from the Senate stated they I'm,
passed tho bib l. Establishing an inspection of Aou
and indian mead at the town Of Fasniyie in Pr,,c,
Elwurd; 9, Authorizing The sale Of certain land,
whereof Edmund irby died seized. - 4
On motion Of Mr.. Wiftians of HARRISON the House
proceeded to execute the order Of the day for the e.
lection of four Councillors OF State in the room ot
John Campbellnnd Nash Legrnud resigned, and Sam
uel Cotton and yid Briggs rrT,uyc1l -
beverly B. Brown of this city, was nominated bv
blr. Richardson Of James City, supported by MI.
Garland of Amherst. 80
John r.. Chlstiau. delegate Irum Charles CITY
was nominated by Mr. Tyler OF Charles CIV. supuor.
ted by Mr.. Coak. So =
Gen. Daniel Smith, delegate from Kcnawba
was uo,niuated by Mr. Williams uflIsrrison, supper
ted by Sr Edgington.
John W. Rrockcnbnrough. Of The rity, was nomi
naled hy sir. -upsssaY, supported by SIR. Dahncy
and Mr.. hinor. ! s.'',,P~-'
Col. John Baxter. of Posa.lontas, member of the
late Conventnp, was nominal eddy Mr. Gryii5ea
Mr.. Bayiy. 80 -, - = '.' ' y
Daniel Wilson Of Cpl,e,ia,,d was nominated Nv a;,
Simes supported by Ar asfland of Neo, and I Wilson
William . Chamhrriyne Of Henrco, was nopina,ed bv
Mr. Williams of Henrco. s''.Se y
Geo &c w Nalson Of Hanover was i,unacd by Mr. CHI
ell; supported by Mr. Ryes of Campbell. - -
:, " M NJ Sultan Of Washington nn,nnaed by Mr.
Keller supported BY Mr. GrrgoIy. - ~ I.
Robert c. Nicholas ostis city, was nn,i,ated bv Nr Ma
son of Frederick 49, s' 80 ''
Dr. Thomas r ASinsaa Of Halif4x was nominated by Mr.
Scott Of HALIFAX ifis.-s'4-. - "
DR. John Hayes OF thiscy was po,pina,pd by NJ t,,..
foord. - = ss,'s.-'s - 's'' AAN''.ii-
Wyndham beriso, of This city, was nominated bv Mr.
burfoot supported by MIR. Guefrani. =
lanes Lyons r 81 this city tis nominated by Ir Rves
= R0rnna r<tali A.. It'd
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discord hot only stu preserves sway in the Cabi.
net, Out That It ~ exciting some of the members t
measures OF moro nciye opposition and hostiItys-,
we have been told for some days past that a djss
pute which may load to serious consequencea
OF personal nature, is under consideration of
the military friends Of two individuals one of whom
~ IN the Cabinet and that The issue of tho debera-
s,on ofthis court of honor viii soon be made known,
~ was expected that duel might probably ARIA
mold, the opponent of Pryor Lea, against Mr. Polk,
one OF the members of the Tennessee delegation: bt
as lar as have heard, no notice has been hitherto
was directed. Probably the card may produce effect
IN Tennessee, wllese sncha of action may haYo
influence, although j; should fail Of its purpose
tue, length oftbe present session are made ont to
the ist OF June; and that of the members no 50
tar as TO prelG that The session viii cpntinuc I'LL
the end of that month, = 70
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SO DANIEL a. WILSON was elected.
The House then proceeded to elect member of
the Privy Council, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the removal of Samuel Cotton
Nlr. Booker of Amelia, nominated Robert G. Scott.
seconded by Messrs. Anderson, White of Rockbridee
and Epes.
Dir Grimes nominated Col John Baxter, seconded
by Mr.. Stevenson.
Mr.. Burfoot, Wyndbam Robertson.
Mr.. Brown of Harrison, Guy r G.. Allen.
Mr. Davis of Orange, Eaton Scanard, seconded by
Mcssrs. Wnks ard Voolfolk.
Mr.. George, William NJ. Eulton
Mr.. Scott Of Halifax, Thomas P. Atkinson.
Dir. Brown of Bath, Maj. YIN. Eass
Mr.Drummond, George Scherer.
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So Guy X. G.. ALLEw was elected
The House then proceeded to elect member of
the Prvy Council to supply the vacancy occasiohed
by the removal of David Briggs.
Mr.. Stands nominated James Lyons.
Mr.. Marlborough, Wyndham Robertson, seconded
by Messrs Burfoot and GueTrant.
Mr.. Cabel, George w. Nelson, seconded by Mr..
Williams Of Harrison.
Mr.. Booker, Robert g. Scott seconded by Mr..
Anderson.
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From fhe Correspondent cf lie Political .qrean.
WasuISGTnc Ian I

- w ARLINGTON, Jan. 10.
Mr.. + T. Barbour, Mr.. J. S. Barbour and Mr..
A!exender arrived this morning from Richmond and
air. Mercer came Saturday. understand that
Mr. Tazewel and Mr. Tyler will not be here to
resume then seats in the Senate until Monday next
The important nominations of appointments made
during the recess, which have been DELAYED until
their arrival will then be sent in as the Senate win
be full, with the exception of the Senator from Mis-
sssippi, who may be daily expected, and who will
possibly he himself the bearer of the news of his own
appointment.
The gross outrage committed by Duff Green in
reporting the speech of Mr.. Frecnphuyscp. one Of
the u. ). Senators from the State of New Jersey OH
"Wednesday last, has caused considerable converse
ton and much speculation the course which the
Senate, with n view to the support of it's own diU-
nity and the preservation Of ITS own privileges may
be induced to pursue. The outrage consisted in
putting an oath INTO the mouth Of Mr.. FreeIinghuy-
SEM who is well known to be most conscientious
as well as most Intelligent member tho senate,
and who, if not from any higher motive has so great
regard for decorum Us would have prevented him
from using language Of that character 1t is report
ed, do not know whether the niisstatement was
corrected in any OF the impressions-tfat Mr.. + ,
after stating that he could not bring himself to vote
for the bill which was under discussion, bill con-
cegDiDg the Indians, in the form in which it stood,
added che ,oo,tid be id If he 1rouId and fhnt
good if he tad strorn 10 IT, The folly
and vulgarlty of the expression will identify it's au
thorsnp, and at once refute any suspicion that it
could have ernaHated from the honorable Senator TO
whom it was attributed The. course taken by the
Editor of the Telegraph. in reference to the cha
raccr Of Mr.. Baldwin, had considerably diminished
his standing with his own party in tie Senate
and in the House, and much couded his prospect of
reelection printer Of that body. But this new
outrage has lessened him still further and it remains
to be whether the Senate may not to- day. take
some public notice Of matter in which the interests
of each individual and of the whole Senate, arc
I equally interested.
The two topics which are destined To excite discus
sion probably for some time come, ana to cxcud .,
OF the four first days ofthe week which arc appro-
Prsted to the bills all other topics of debate and sub
jects of legislation will be resumed TO day. mean
the resolution of Mr.. Hunt the subject of tire dis.
tribution of the nett proceeds Of ali Public Lands,
and the Judiciary bill.
There are tuours 10 circulation t1at the spirit Of