Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-15

Jamaica papers, to the 18th February. state
hat the disturbances there may be considered as
=, an end. The proclamation on the Sd, offer
mo security and pardon to all who would return
~ their duty in ten days from its date, with the
s,csution Of the principals or chiefs, appears to
Nave operated favoraOly Oh the deluded; and on
,be 9Th, his ExceIlency Gov. Belmore issued All
other proclamation, causing martial law to cease
from that day. Sir w. Cotton, the Lieutenant
Governor. who had been month engaged
,s.- Nontepo Bay, announces, 90 the 9th, the APP
prehension Of two OF the principal leaders, and
saws. -, this may be regarded as the tnal close"
In a late Telegraph, the Editor OF that paper
prepares US for breakers ahead IN the 'o'iow-
ing paragraph:
~ have deemed it expedent to wait until the
public mind should be gradually prepared tor the
;mDortzat dsreiopmeqts vhich II hare yet 10 make,
and until the meeting of Congress should enable
me 10 bring 70 the immediate consideration of the
psople and their representatives the facts upon
which nv justification depends. Connected with
Of the most stupendOus pecouiary frauds which
vas ever attempted to be practised upon the Ame.
rcan people. Blu; must reserve what have to
say On this subject for another number"
TheSfollowng is a synopsis Of the Bill for re :
chartering the Bank Of the United States. report
ed on Tuesday by Mr.. Dallas, from the Select
Committee Of the Senate:
Sec. l. Provides for a renewal of the charter
for fifteen years.
Q. Directors authorized to appoint two or more
officers to sign and cOuntersign notes below one
.lndred dollars.
5. No notes (under $50 to be issued from the
Bank or any Branch, unless they be payablesat
the bank or branch whence ISSUED, except at
the request Of the persons to whom they are deli
yered.
T. The notes Of the Bank, though payable at
aparticular place, shall be received by every
branch in payment Of balances due by any State
Bank.
5. The Corporation prohibited retaining any
real estate, other than for banking purposes, lon
ger than two years, under penalty Of $4,000
10 each case.
6. Not more than two branches to be establish
ed or retained in any State: and not more than
one, except in the States in which they now exist,
without the assent Of the Legislature.
7. Bonus Of 100000 tn the Governme mt,
payable in the three first years in payments.
8, Laws supplementary to original act to con-
tnue in force.
The following is copy Of the Mandate of the
Supreme Court in the Cherokee case, which we
have obtained, and now publish, for the further
information Of our readers on this subject.
SUPREME COURT OF The UNITED STATES, JANUA-
RY TERM, 1882.
Samuei A. Worcester. Plaintiff in Error, U.s.
The State Of Georgia.
Ia error,o the Superior Court for the County of Gwin
nett, in the State of Georgia
This cause came on to be heard on the trans.
:ript Of the record from the Superior Court for
The County Of Gwinnett, in the State Of Geor-
sia. and was argued by counsel; on consideration
whereof, IL is the opinion of this Court that the
act Of the Legislature of the State of Georgia,
upon which the indictment in this case IS found
ed, is contrary to the Constitution, Treaties, and
Laws OF the United States; and that the special
plea IN bar pleaded by the said Samuel A. Wor-
cester. in manner aforesaid, and relying upon the
Constitution, Treaties, and Laws of the United
States aforesaid, is good bar and defence to the
sand Samuel A. Worcester; and as such ought to
have been allowed and admitted by the SAID Su-
Perior Court for the County Of Gwinnett, in the
State of Georgia; before which the said indict-
nent was pending and tried, and that there was
error in the said Superior Court of the State Of
GemgIa, in overriding the plea so pleaded as afore-
SAID IL is therefore ordered and adjudged, that
The Judgment rendered in the premises by the
SAID Superior Court Of Georgia upon the verdict
upon the plea Of Not Guilty afterwards pleaded
ey the said Samuel A. Worcester; where
Q! the said Samuel A. Worcester is sentenced to
c"d labor IN the penitentiary Of the State Of
HeOr.'a, ought to be reversed and annulled. And
MS Court, proceeding to render such Judgment
Inc said Superio" Court of the State of Geor-
ga should have rendered. it is further ordered
anu adludged that the said Judgment Of the said
superior Court be. and hereby is. reversed and
Annuled; and that Judgment be, and hereby IS,
tSarued that the special plea in bar, so as afore-
S'u pleaded. Isl good and sufficient plea. in bar.
dHu mat all PROCEEDINGS ON the indie foent do for-