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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

The accession of Gcueral Bernard to the war
department, is not relshed by the liberal parry in
France, he having been the chief adviser Of the
scheme which Louis Philippe was, after attempt.
ing, obliged to abandon. of surrounding Paris with
detached forts, tina, would have virtually made that
city one great military prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
II.DRID " AR.

The failure OF Gen. Calls late expedition a.
rainst the Indian having been attributed 10 his
in not liuding supply of provisions
ON the Wythlacoochre, ii has been naturally sup
posed by many tina, this disappointmcni was inpu-
table IN some remi>tncss ia the Subsistence De
partmrnt Of thu Government, in not placing sut-
Gent supplies of provisions within reach of the
General commanding in Elollda; and this opin-
ion ins brru lreels expressed through own col
mnn>, IS well astho>c of oer journals. 1t is due,
however, To the v.ilant administration Of that
Department 10 state that ~c have authentic evil
deuce OF its innocence oi any delinquency IN the
case referred TO, or OF lis being ehargrabe with
any Of the blame which attaches 10 General Call,
failure. On the contrary, there were placed in
depot, on the east side Of Florida, on the ST. John
and 4, other points, as early as the month of Sep
tcmbrr, not less than six hundred thousand Ia.
tons AMI ON the west side of The PennSula at
Tampa BAY, 81 the Suwaner, and Other points,
three hnndtcd Thousand Ialons. lhis large stock
OF provisions, at various depots ON both sides OF
the Peninsula, VAS placed at the disposition OF
Con. Call he wa officially advised by the De-
pattment Of linn dcpoSile aud it vas left TO hin,
10 order supplies 10 hr transported To any OF the
points Al which hi, operations might require them,
before he moved his arny--lt lie failed to do so,
aud suffered tde Illustration OF his expedition in
consequence the blame cannot justly attach 10 the
Subsistence Department.
We learn that an express started from llr cit,
yesterday morning to Florida. to relieve Governo,
Call from command of the ARMY, and assign IL tc
Gen JesuP Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
Nrw YORK, Nov. :.

NEw YORK, Nov. >
Union Conrst.-There was good attendance
on this Course yesterday, the weather was tine and
much interest cyinccd IN the sports. There were
five cniric. for the Jocky Club Purse Of $1,000,
viz;
Colonel Jchnson's m. itlanta,i years old.
James :. Garlson's cll. c. Bumper, years old.
John G. Stevens ch. {. Veto, 4 years old.
Robrrf'lilloison'S ch. h. Pos, Boy, 5 years cid.
II. Wilkes ro. +. GypSey, / years old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
Du BuauE, Lead Mines, ,
Wisconsin rerri,or, Oct. II. !
INDIAN TREATY

lis tscc'Ieney HENRY DoDcr, Governor of
Wisconsin J er 'tor. on lir 29h September. .fI,.c
'en an important treaty with The ronfederssJ tribe.
oil Sac and Fox Indians at III. Il ua,s ground IN Dn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

WE subscriber respectfully informs the pu bic
that he is now receiving handsome assolt-
ment OF barouchcs HagGics, Ph~tons, DC. from
the most approved Factatirs at the North, and has
made late arrangements, bvwhich he can be supplied
at any time with Family Carriages, by the most cele
bated manufacturers eithern Newark or New Haven.
FROM thevetY hHtcrns encouragement he has re-
ceyed since commencing business here (aways
selling his own work soon As tniShedD and the
unprecedentedl Use in the cost of Carriages at the
North, he IS determined 10 enter more largely into
the manufacture of such articles. His hands are
nearly all from the North, and using Northern ma
tefaIs, he hopes to reccHea liberal share of public
patronage lie particularly we'll prepared for put
ting up Carriages (chargc SOY for persons who buy
at the North and ship them to this place
All repairs done at the shortest notice
SAMUEL AYRES.
n 4: wish TO take 3 or / boys, from the age Of
10 to to learn the Coach business Those nom
the county are preferred and none but such as are
Vi goo" h'i1S hced apply. =. \.
October TT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

We ies'rr opposite the name, OF the Suites the
number % senators and Representatives If caei,
according to winch the distribution Is 10 be made.
Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

Tie captain. doctor, and two OF the crew be-
longing to the Texan armed schooner Terrible,
had Ton preliminary examInatlon) been commit
ted Tor trial but were liberated ON giving bail.
1t appears that She had previously been in the
service of Texas; that her commander Captain
Allen had temporarily giyrn control OF her TO Mr..
" llian,s, aud afterwards desired Captain y \.
Randolph 10 take charge of her, and coup her as
vessel of war-giving him letter Of mafqae in
The PrXian service. Williams being thus dis
placed with his clcw rcqnned the captain Of the
L. 5. ,Ioop Of war Boston, To capture the Terri
ble, Texian prvatccr; aad asserted that
Captain Randolph threatened attack Saudi
MAN ship ENGAGED in the commerce of Mexico.
The facts were proved on examination and the
prisoners were committed for trial under the Con-
gresS act Of ooh April, ISIS, the grounds that
lhcy enlisted and caused others 10 enlist IN an arm
ed vessel having a letter of marquc against
friendly nation If convicted the penalty l.
$1,000 fine; with imprisonment not exceeding
three years.
We are happy to learn that the district aitor-
ney has used all his energies TO do justice t,
the offended laws of the country
". q. Standard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

RosroN. Nov. }.

Fss, davs Later from Eneiaad.-rhe ship
Rsbicon, Capt. Ragcrs, arrived herr Yesterday
fcm Liverpool having sailed September 90. We
.r. Indebted TO Mr.. Tophd for the Liverpool and
London papers Of the laies, uaics They contain
very little news.
The Empress of Austria WAS crowned al PRAGUE,
=, Queen Of Bohemia. on the l9h
The proposed mafriage between Duke William
If BRUNSWICK, and the Princess Maria OF Wirlem-
burgh, which was near being concluded, has been
broken of.
The Morning Chronicle maintains that the late
revolutions in Spain and Portugal haze not effected
any change in the relations between those conn-
tries and Great Britain.
Mr. Gre n made another ascent on the 2ls,. in
his colossal balloon, with eleven companions,
They descended safely in Kent, having travsrsed
only about twelve miles in an hour and quarter
They were beealmed for quarter OF an hour. at
an elevation of ,hree-quarters of mile. They
did NOT reach greater height Than mile and !,
half, and the proceedings upon the earth were, du
ring their whole voyage distinctly visible. They
drank three bottles of wine during the trip.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
PENSACOLA, Der. %

PENSACOLA, Ger. 81.
Loss Of The L. S. STEAMER Lieutenant Izayd
Lieut.. Raphael Scmmes, L. ). Navy, arrived
al this place with his officers and crew on the 18Th
inst. in the transport schooner Frederick Arne,.
from the Wyihlacooel ic, where We arc sorry to
state the lizard was lost ON the llth inst Lieut. :.
had proceeded 70 this part of our coast in comma
ny with Gen. Read and one hundred and fifty Of
the Florida militia, with the design of penetrating
into the Seminole territory by means Of the WITH
lacooclicc, hu the lizard. having grounded on one
OF the outer bhrs was SD much injured as 10 be-
come, in the course of n few hours a connie II,
wreck. Gem. Read had been engaged for the week
previous to Lieut.. So departure from the Wvthla-
coochce in barricading barge, and making other
preparations for the purpose ofasccnding the river
with provisions, II being hi, intention to establish a
depot OF supplies n ar HE falls, fourteen mile,
above the mouth of the river. Leo, s. brings no
Intelligence OF importance from the seat Of war.
Nhl>hipmcn VIM. B. Beverly and VIM. /. Par
hn1son arrived With Lieut.. :. in the Frederick Ar
net. The crew of the lard, like those of the 4 :
mcrcan and Dalc, have returned .n(ccbled and
worn down by disease. Out Of u crew of twenty
rieht who lett here in the lard in juno last. onl,
tour men have returned in health The coup,r,,
however, is now beginning to grow more healthy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

II ssa,cd in The ST. Louis Republican thai
,pecie commands five per cent premium at Quincy,
Illinois, TO be tlsad at the Land Oaiee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

sECfND HAND RAROyrCUES-
q GOOD SECOND HAND BtROUciirs 9.
- .ssieiow. by SAMi'rI .Yprs: 10
Olfopsf "a h7'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

Buqu. county. on the tieh hank 81 III" Ni.sn su'r
opposite Rock Island. fnr the cr=sion 70 Tie l :
! of tho celebrated Indian reservation On the 1ana
River. 255, 900 acres uf choice land on both >df
of the Iowa and Red Cedar Rivers. surrounded b.,
settlements, and the vicinity the owno Burning
ton.
The clirfs. prinripa men, and about ,GUo nb'
riofs oil the Saes and FOXES were prcsen, nj the
treaty. The kind contuel and liberal course OF the
Governor towards these Indians, against whom if
was SO lately in arms well calculated 10 Win
their affections and accomplish his wishes in rela-
ton to ,Ic purchase. This valuable tract oicouniry
was purchased for - cents per acre, payable IN ten
years.
The chiefs in council requested of Gov. Dodge
to prevent Intoxicating liquors from coming amongst
them the Governor made an interesting appeal
TO the high feelings OF American enizens, and we
were rratifed 10 witness il, force IN the cileef.--
The ntmos, order pr, vailed, and not drunken In
dian seen during the treaty, and alter lis con-
cusion the Indians dispersed with great order ana
Sobririy.
We are graiiGed in discovering III some treaties
with tho Indians Of late. an attention by the Com
missioners to the melancholy situation OF the abo-
rpinal owners of the soil, which We now reside.
And while our treasury is swelling by accumulated
sales orlands, purchased for a few cents per acre
from tic Indians, we pleased 10 see dispose
]
| ton evinccd now to give something approxImaing
more nearly 10 the value of the lands.
Il,sn HANDED MEAsuRE.-Wc learn from an
authentic source, than when the President FIRST
| heard of the refusal Of the Convention OF Mich
| igan to acccdc To the terms Of the late act OF
| Congress for the admission of HAT ! enItorv
! Into the Union "A sovereign State, he a'o"ed
/ his determination, in ease the Information should
prove to be correct, 10 remove the public deposits
/ from the Detroit Bank, and has been actually rs
rood a, his wotd--an order 10 thai effect having
since been forwarded from the Treasury Depart
mem. What effect tbs hieh-handed measure will
have On the oncv market, IN which considerable
pressure already exists, We are not prepared Ia
say. But Judging OF the future from the paSl, we
fear that il must greatly aggravate the pccuniary
embarrassment, Of Tho people OF the Western
States among whom Michigan Bank paper eircu-
lalts pretty c,tensivclv The amount OF the pub
lie money in of the institutions referred 10 is
said exceed million and half OF dollal>, and
the sudden wi'h hawai- Of 81 hr9e amount will
in all probability obljge the Bank not only 10 call
in all lis loans, the great Inconvenience OF tie
borrowers, but also perhaps. to suspend paNment
for a season. OhiD State JournaL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

LARGE CArrLE.-Tha National Eaee publish
al n Clnrrmunt \. II. say lal Luther f. Stevens
Il HAT town owns cow which weighs eighteen
hundred and ninety pounds Isaac Hubbard, OF
Claremont has steer, not qaite five year, old,
which weighs fccnty-eigh hmdtfd"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

\ fellow is hawking pamphlet about the
streets of Philadelphia, with placard displayed
in which are these words-'.fre yeors experience
IN the Statts prison, WRITTEN BY MYSELF.
II is really martyr to his eountry'S GOOD who
can add To his >upserscriDtjon, 3" All which Sa"
I'D part of which was.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

M'ssaohp>'f's is perhaps the nol jont,hinc
oil the Northern States. Yet. oil natural n,adn,-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

Gov. McDufhe in his late Message to the Leg
isature of S Carolina, thus alludes to the affairs
of the Federal Government.
have but few words TO say to you in relation
to the administration of the Federal government
and the general condition of our federal relations
1t has been for years my opinion tina, with large
surplus revenue. the corruptions of that govern
ment would soon become lncurable, and it is by no
means certain that they have not already reached
the fatal point, The existing auspices, beyond all
question, are fearfully unpropitious. The chief
magistrate ofou: imperial republic, is at this mo-
ment, more independent Of public opinion, and
Yields more despo,c power, than either the king
ofGreat Britain or the king of France, and /. re-
mains TO be seen whether the people of the United
States, like the degenerate Romans in the time OF
TiberIus, will recognizes his right to nominate his
successor, by raising to the throne the Imperial
though not very youthful Cesar who has been al
ready clothed in the purple with due soemni,y and
formally presented to the people DC the amounted
and nghful belr TO the succession.
But the sinister omens which darken our federal
horizon, should be regarded only as SO many impress
slve admoniiions 10 US, of our peculiar obligations
to deSellope the resources and increase the in,eli
genee and power, Of our State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

3 TIE lialsc tcsvtpe1 abe ceistsrrAiiees " to-
seiiou ~ ~hlch neBesssi fos the sscasen 81
slavery to ne D,s,sscs q Coisaihs. NJ. slsde
spote mere ihan soer. sgsinss ihe raois.n sbd
ia istssf e ne ,esoae1sAts sbai,oa e the slave
s's5s AID the rysaus sloi'icn a slavery IN ,he
Dsane; a. csssbia Mr rafisnd 81 Nirglnls.
tsiewsd IA resly sad 10 support q the NOTION.
NJ. b.snu Of New fvft, mo~ps the previous qnes.
ton uhieh We Sustained BY a vote Of lQj TO 10.
Til, qaesiion shsli The usais qsesiisa be pcw pot.
~ss decided Ia the sairmstise, yeas 1877, nays IL.
The gses,ieu Of Reconsideration then pu, and
decided 10 the s.trws,sse. yeas las. nave 81. Mr.
owehs, fst the pufpose Of p'esoptin. the oouiinp-
ate Of The discussion tho question 10 corr .oi,,
moved ., be sad b~ sheold DO in regard 10 every
similar petition. TO isy 81 on the table. rhc cues
,ion not being jcbs,eabe the yeas and NAYS were
then taken upon IT, rsd II decided in the afr.
m''ve, Ill the mes5ers oi pis State (Mass.) ex-
eea: Phillips. Nho was absent, voting in the neg
aiive follows
lEAs-Mcssrs. e. Allan, Anthony, Ashley.
Bcal7 Dean. Br.rl.lry. Beaumont Bell Bockee,
Boon. Boul1.h. Dovee, Boyd BOW Bue hsnan,
lnch. Hlrns, Csmbreleng, Carr, Casey c. chsm-
hers.cnsney, Chspmsn. Chaplin, Cleveland. Cuhec.
Ceser, Connor. Corwin Cpig, Crsincr Crane,
cosharAn. Dayis. DeJeuy Dickefson, Doubleday,
Dfomgoole. Dunlsp. Elmer Fairfield. Farlin For.
ester, Fowler French, p c Fuller, w X Fuller,
G.ilc,. Gnves, lIGley, Hall, IIaner, flanagan
Hardin, Harlan, S. $. Harrison A. &. IIsuson
Haynes, Henderson. Hester, Holsey. Hopkins
Howard. Howell, llubey, Huntington Hunsman
lng"rsnll, ingham, j. Jackson, Jarvis J. Johnson,
r. NJ. Johnson,C. Johnson. b. Jones. JuJson, Ken
non, kigore, klnaard. Klingensmiih Lane Ian
sing. Laporie, G.. Lee, J. Lee. r. Lee, Logan
Leonard, Loyal, Lucas, A. Mabn, J. Mana, Mar
lin J. Y. Mason. W. Mason, NJ. Mason, May
Mckay. Aekcon, McKim, Mercer Miller, Mont
geometry, Muhlcnborg. Owens, Page, Patterson, f.
Pierce Phelps, Pbckney, Renchcr, John Reynolds
Jos. Reynolds, Ripley. Rosue, Schcnck, Seymour,
A. II. Shepherd, Shields. Shnn, Smith, Spanser
Standefer, S,orer. Sutherland, Tshaferro, Taylor
Thomas, ]. Thomas Toucey, Turrill, Underwood,
Nsnderpool, linton WAGNER, Ward, Washing
ton, Webster, Weeks, l.. Williams, s. Williams
lIi
NAiS-Messrs Adams, II. Allen, Bailey Bonn
Borden, Briggs, J. Calhoun, WIN. b. Calhoun,
Campbell J. Chambers, Childs, Claiborne Clark,
Gushing, Denny, Evans, Everett, J. Garland. Glas-
cock, Graham. Granger, Grayson, Grennel Griffin,
H. Hail. Hammond Hard, Harper, Iazle,ine IIoar,
liont, W. Jackson, James, II. Johnson, J. w.
Jones, LAWYER. Lawrence. Lay, l.. Lea, Lincoln,
Love, Lyon, Maury, McCar,v, McComas, MlIgan,
Morris. Patton, ID. J. Pesrce, J. A Pearce, Petti
grew, Pickens Potts Reed, Robertson, Rogers,
Russell w. d. Shepard, Slade, Saraguc, w.
Thompson, Towns, White, Whi,tlesey, WISE
or.
So the petition and the motion to commit ere
ordered TO lie the table. The House then ad-
journcd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

white ason and two Of the hands eolorcd. tn,
rest. tive SIX Ia number. were Injured, Tho
cotton on the tow boats moored TO the Oclcthot,c
took tir- aud was partially consuuod. Such VA.
the force of the explosion that The boilers -four IN
number, which we're upon deck, were thrown on
shore.,wo OF them over tho tops OF very high trees
on the bank of The r,cr. which IN falling. sunk
some feet into the earth, and rcboundinr, duany
rested upon the gtouod, a, con sidorabo distance
from the spot where they first struck. Fragments
of The clothing or he crew. bedding. &c. were to
be the tops Of The trees near where the boa,
lay.
Anoihers account says the boat and cargo. conss.
rng OF 500 bales OF cotton were sunk ,ll the deck
was on level with tie water.
The steamboat John r. Lamar Capt. Poin.
set,, from Savannah was soagged on the 9Th inst.
fifty miles below awkinsyillc, with a full cargo
on board rhc had sunk and filed with water
Hopes are entertained that she will be rased--Aer
cargo is mostly insured.-.N Y. Cum. .fdv.
ABscocDINe CAsalER ARRESTED. We learn that .
Dudley w. Babcock. Cashier of the Branch Bank
OF New Orleans, at Clinton. (La.) who sometime
since was advertised by the directors having alb.
sconded with large amount of the funds of that
Institution, vas apprehonded last night BY two O.
our yigilant police officers, Messrs. HAYS and JET.
fcrs, on the York Turnpike. about eighteen miles
from this city. lie was brought to town, and af
ter examination before Joseph Shane, ESQ wa,
committed to await the requistion Of the author.
ties of Louisiana. The officers, il appears, had
got knowledge, or entertained suspicion, of his bo
ing in certain house in this city, and on approach
ing the promises, hint Of their proceeding yas
impaired to the fugitive by some friend, and h.
prccipitatcly fled. The officers, however, were no,
10 h, th,,u hill h.,t.x
he took, they started in pursuit, and overlook and
arrested him, above stated, about Is miles from
town. When taken before the magistrate, wo
learn that Babcock at once admitted himself TO be-
the abscondng Cashier of the Clinton Bank and
acknowledged having made way with or ubsractca
abont 100000 of its funds OF this sum from
1000 to $4,000 were found upon him when spprc.
hendcd Whether the remainder has been squsn.
dered, or is, any part of it, likely to be available
to the Institution, we do not learn.-Baltmors
Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
From southern poper, BY as VIM. GittOn,

Dreadfh .7coideai. Tie stesmbosi Ogethorpe,
Captain Lewis, owned by WIN. Duncan and
Messrs Harpers, Of Savannah and Augusts. burst
her boilers on the evening of the Is while lying a,
the wharf At Purysburg, where she had stopped 10
receive supply Of woodland wac no, only rem.
dered wreck. boz the explosion caused the death
Of the espts'r. ns,e. the two engineers. al four
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

Great iearning not Arrays accompanied 6y correct
judgment m bu'iness matters. We heard few DAYS
since, an anecdote off learned and worthy Judge
which admirably illustrates the foregoing state
meut. The Judge had flock of thirty sheep. which
he thought 1t important to have yoked, and employ
ed man Tor the purpose. After the work was
completed the man called for his pay when tho
Judge Intercepted him as to the price. 4 shall
ask you seven and sixpence,' said the man. 'sev-
en- and sxpence,' asked the Judge, ,is not that
more than it is worth 'No' replied the man tina,
is as low as can afford it, 'We,l-well.' reioined
the Judge, multiplying the number Of sheep BY
l,25, and proceeded to count out the money and
handed It to the man. This is toomuch' said the
man, Il meant seven and sixpeDce for the whole,'-
Bongor Mechanic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

EXTRAORDINARY cHAsog.--The importation Of
rnm into the port Of New Haven the past year has
been only one hogshesd. Formerly the imports were
about nine thousand hogsheads year. The com
mer;e OF the place has not fallen OF, on he contra
~ has increased and the exports ofhe place parc
uiarly TO the West ladies' greater than ever The
return cnrgoes mostly molasses. over cine ihoussna
hhds. OF which were imported this yssr.-Dsly
Tie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
2ith COngrcss-.-lstS Session.
IN SENATE-December II.

The ,u6jenel brel sketch Of TIN, day. proce cd,ns,
wa, insdvertAn,ly omitted Las, week.
PaJic Ldnds.
Mr. Clay gave notice, that on Monday next, he
would introduce bill 10 appropriate for a limited
time, the proceeds of the sales of public LANDS,
and to distribute certain portions of the public
lands amongst the several States.
Mr.. Webster submitted the following:
Roso!ce.i, That the Committee on Roads and
Canals b. instructed TO report the number, extent
snd direction. Of the several railroads nlready
bull, or commenced, and the most important of
those which projected, or contemplated in the
several States and that they inquire into the ex-
pediency of aiding IN any Of those undertakings
on the part Of the Government of the U. s. either
by making payment in advance. on contracts Tor
carrying the mails on such road, or otherwise :;
on the csad'iion of Transporting the property
,roops Of tie L. S. by such roads, free Of expense
to the L. s.. whether IN peace or war.
Mr.. Webster also submitted the following
Roo'red, Ths, so much Of the Presidents
Message as respects the question. whether the o.
Il. eansoi without irsssccudng their constitutional
powers, secure to the Post Office Department, the
use Of The several railroads in the L. States. By
an act Of Congress, which shal provide within H.
self some equitable mode of adjusting the amoun,
Of compensation. be referred % the Committee on
the Judiciary, with instructions to make special
report thereon.
A messsg. from The President was received,
with a report from the Secretary Of the Treasury
relative 10 Purchasing sites and erecting Custou,
Iiouse,. al suuety ImPortsn, ports IN the q. s.
Adjourned Until Monday next.
Usarxos,. In The Senate on "Wednesday last
Mr. Goldsb~resgb offered resolution to instruct
The COMMITTEES oa Military Afsrs 10 inquire whs,
Eumber Of soA,Ag steam bat,ores are necessary
for tho ceis0ee q tie Chenesske aud Delaware
Bays ADD the hsrboar q Ne. York, together with
the estimate Of The pToese.s Of the sane. M
Esise having sstssoa leave. tH,rosaesd q bill. Of
The same ParPov, ~ ,hs, which passed tie Senate
At The last session. 10 change the ergsnxs,iou Of
ihe Gsasral Pee, OHiee which IVES txice read and
cSesrsS 10 be printed. On motion Of Mr D.ys.sc
naeh Of the Presidents Message rs tslnes 20
eoaHssfcisi .fairs. MS referred 20 The eonm,,iee
90 commerce. Several oshs; psriions q the Mes
cage referred to tho Appropriate slssdine CON.
lnitiass
In itc iiossc 81 Representative. Mr. j. @. Ad.
ana case astot that uniess lhe qoesiios Of reeou.
nesfs,ion q the vote b. ~heh tho question u The
SSnberu soas6sry 81 Ohio ~ss rsferred to q ape.
cal eosamrlee, II . Aach he Ma. ehsifmsn. Aas IA
kea Up sas Opposed u % thst DAY, be skoela fee
- his ss,y 10 es'l ihs eswzsuee together foY The
Fsrfsss s:Fsssetsas es=s..eT tAs sss,set,