Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-01

and these Spanish fishermen and our rama.
way negroes they may keep up a pctty war
with us for the next five years, as Powell,
the celebrated Chief insutingly told tho
Agent he could do, a short time before
hostilities commenced.
Very Respectfully, your obedient servant,
BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
From late London Paper.
SCENES IN THE HousE.-I shall alIude TO-
only one more scene ofthis kind. II oc-
CURED towards the close of last session.
An honorable member, whose name ! sup
press, rose amidst the most tremendous up.
roar, to address the House. He spoke,
and was received, as near as the confusion
enabled me to Judge, as follows: Il rise,
sir-(ironical cheers, mingled with all sorts
of geological sounds II rise, sir for the
purpose of stating that have ('oh7 oh!-
BAH! and sounds resembling the bleating
of sheep, mingled with loud laughter.)
Honorable gentlemen may endeayor to put
me down by their unmanneriy Interruptions,
but have duty to perform tony con--
(ironical cheers, loud coughing, sneezing,
and yawning, extended to an incredidibc
length, followed by bursts of laushter.) l
say, sir, have constituents who on this oc.
casion expect that / -{cries of Should SIT
down. and shouts Of laugbter.) They c..
pect, sir, that on question of such inpo:.
tancc-(s O-o.a-a-u,' and loud laughter, fol.
lowed by cries of' Order order = from tie
Speakcr.) tell honorable gentlemen, who
choose to conduct themselves in such a
way, that am not 70 be put down by
(groans, coughs, sileezings, hens, and va
rious animal sounds, some Of which closely
initiated the yelping ofa dog, and the squesk-
ing Of a pig, intcrsperscd with peals ofiaugh.
ter Iappeal-( cock.c-lccri.o.co!) [T1ic
imitation, in this case, Of the Growing of
cock, was so remarks ably good, that NOT
even the most staid and orderly members
in the House could ptescrve their gravity.
The laughter which followed drowned the
Speakers cries Of order, order.) sdy,
sir, this is most unbccoming conduct on the
part of an assembly calling itself de-(bow-
wow.wow, and bursts of laughter.) Sir,
may ask, have, have honorable gentlemen
who CAM mcwmew,' and renewed laugh
ter.) Sir, | claim the protection Of tho
Chair. (Thc Speaker here again rose, and
called out order, order,' in a loud and an.
cry tone on which the uproar in some mea.
sure subsided)-If honorable gentlemen
will only allow me to to make one obserya.
ton, | will not trespass further on their at
tention, but sit down at once. This was
followed by the most tremendous cheering
in earnestly | only beg asay, sir, that l
think this is most dangerous and encon.
stitutional measure, and viii ti,eefagc, vote
against it." The honorable gentlemen
then resumed his seat, amidst deiening ap.
plausc.
Random Reeolleetions of the House Of Commens.
Tho Cauadas-Sir John Colborne, having been
superseded in the government Of Upper Canada,
is on his way 10 Montreal. He was expscted
in Montreal on Tuesday last. The Herald says
his progress from Torento downward, has been i
ono triumphal procession. Lord Glenelg has
doubtless been tho object of many . curse, not Z
loud but deep. IF Lord Melbourne's caanet con-
tinues in power, these colonies arc inevitably Lost
to Great Britain. Its conduct has engendered
IN almost universal feeling of ferocious indigaa1
ton. -.-.-
The Baltimore County Court decided d.
case of some consequence q few days since,