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"a Possession given on ist of Anil
IssssW That new aud elegantly finished three story
~, - nfich Iiouse on famparI ST. he wcen HosI6l
~ ottac"5 streets; II has just been completed in
t me most modern style, by D. H. Twogood Ira. TLa
isi nnd second stories c1ran two suits Of pnrIdr. ond
uina- rooms with sliding dooIs black aud gold manIii
tigreS' ateN crates Ne. The back buildings are rx-
IehsNe and conmodious, having all The NECESSARY va.
G"u'Iodaohs i3r large a;ny. 70 good tenant
WIFI pc let onreasonobe tetlHs. Apply ut 10. On,
iHl9 nc,-Ir ,,,-
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N -
single gin of 80 saws or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at Sc Der
saw, $3.50 90
For do. of 60 saws, witt, feeders, sc. at SO
so per saw, 500 90
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, &C. at Sc
per saw, 500 90
For do. Of 20 saws with feeders, &c. at 81
so per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
AZ cents each; the number oftect being about equal
60 the number OF SAWS One set of feeders it is con-
sidefed however, will wear out two three of
sows. Extra saws supplied at 50 celts each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any of the port OF te cotton plan
mug States at the above prices the agents pa, ing the
Freight OK the same from New York, and becoming
a'onsltle Tor the amount of the Gin. A Gin hit
VIII be sent with the Gins to put them up where e.
arei the charges for wins services viii be extra. but
moderate
Iron running gear also he ordered where d re1
On reasonable TERMS but will be chara Ell extra IIor
power, ofany description, be furnished on H. .
tsrms. Small steam engines also be ordered if d
Sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regal,
70 the arrangement ot saws, breasts, brushes, &C.
IS found they differ in opinion Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others. The most common size
s9or 10 inches; but some wish them . uches Some
wish or rows of brushes axle while others do
not want more than 4 at most. Som. wish saws With
or teeth to the inch while others want 10 or H.
With so much discrepancy, prefer they should al
he time oil giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where il is left our discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan
IA order can be ccuted, from the time il is receiyed
m the space Of eight nine weeks and the Gin in Ina,
tne placed in the hands of the factor. To be in time
TOR the next crop, all orders ought be in the hands of
thu manufacturers by the first middle of NJ ay; eyoen
for plantations where they are late in commcncuo 10
pick gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms
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FOR LOUlSNILLE& CINCINNATI,
i1ssupe Boni

Passage Boat
p IT,, , ihc splendid new steam boat AM
49, most of her cargo rngagedwilI danmt
on on saturday the 18th inst at 10 o'clock A. Nj. -
tor feiSh'o passage, having superior accomnloda-
l53 Ichoupitouas street to ~ 1T
a., Az SLOO & BYRNE
Ihe Steamboat Ambassador, Capt. James, having
a1urdav ,Ss Ky detained WI, positively depart on
H'o SlOO Il BIRNE Ar,s
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Scale or PRICES-DouJAe Gins.
For double Gin Of SO saws or more on e.sh
cylinder, making 60 saws in the stand
with feeders bands, &c. at Sc per saw, or $3.50 20
For Double Gin of 60 81 VS. on a cylinder,
i OF 100 saws in the stand feeders, &C.
So per saw, or 700 90
For do. Of 40 saws on do. or 80 saws ina
stand, at So d per saw, or 500 90
For do. of 90 on do or 40 saws in a
stand, at Sc. so per saw, or 900 90
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rs BENJAMIN LEVY.

NU,tt Hl'S NEW WORMS, &. a..
{ tIEANlNGS III Europe, by an Americanf Come
u in vols.
Sketches by Boy, ln-ua:ve Of every day life, and
TouH, and other Sketches
Minor Mora Tor yonug people, illustrated in tales ard
travels '1v John Bow ring. Just received and for
sNlCNI ms BENZ. LEVY
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TIE MUTIIEKIS REFLEX

,u.,I,, = n NJ TiT.It ;, ItEI-ff4F.
va preparation extensively usrd throughout i'll
''e Noi,hriu States, commences to he in great re-
nte here and deserves the attention Of all uo,hr,s j.;
Il state OF pregnancy. BY commencing the use of 1.-two
or Three weeks before confinement the suiferings viii,
DC Iessencd, and the time otheir durqo, shortened
Apply toe subscriber, agent for the proprie,ors for
a copy of the certificates given to the Inventors
ny eminent l,, slcans, with directions for The usc Of
'h,s important specific IB0NNtDFT :.
rs coy Natchez & TcouD:,ullas ST
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CITY BANK,
ry,r,t,, New Orleans, March LIST, 1887
VIZ! beard OF Directors have this dily declared d.
s' SIX N ntis payable to the Stockholders on ar after
VIZ .''n Ntofeh INST. ROB'fJ PALFREY,
',gI
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ngcs; Maps of city Lots. SI,r VI 81 1--WE I'VE Mmps OF
rally; Merchants Circulars bin Heads. R;Iis sI,',
change; Bank Checks, SC &C. They can, hy " ;,;r H.
a. LHhosraphic Stones, make Maps Of IS ee lone by
As ibis i'is', ofic m.' hns neo, r,,
wosk of I the bin S paronass Of those who
terms will be lnoderata and rrodn, SolcIlaa. liei
N7OTICE- grIo-s s1,,.-z;, -, 49, -A.ll :
~ orders for INV lnJ nr Cn e nov ready 10 fecFi
mill being in full oncyoton ami IN ..ie ~, Si"
and Dfd es nNSoT o % T"P I%mand viii
JPposlte the residence of John Greene Esq Foubour.
nNEanha,s or at the counting Of John NJ Bach
w ,ri ~ MogaznH street.
nil; IG Is @i ;II patent lath machine attached the
rIa ,,I "pa lle SUBSCRIBER to sell that arti
en g' o' t'e ''fs quality on the most moderate
ttPERM CANDIES-TccciyaJ ,,.r .oI,- ,; 49,
y and bris ola Gninn 9oG per Sehr Telescope
candles a do Hn Stony, wv IoMes Nnnlnchet Sperm
bran for sale at I3t Irhonni,on,m >, t"S"' ~ 20 $
m27 'i'''T''i pR - ny CO.
! H@JOJjSTTZG jIf1TTS;i5
- JuSt nnblishnL cnn,; i inis f,'lt 1857
tors disrnnt n,s ~ " ~ ! VI Nv i'ahNS Dirrc
rcg ign consIs chombe, Of nocr n p rnte
arrival and Departures Of the mnIs c6nJ 81 onf$eS
ers, &C. &c, for sale BY iiOrCIIIiISS & S" Cn
FeORK AND IApr M, 400 We
r. prime do 50 do rams and ":s keas " , @nJ de-
%, or sale by
IVA f. NJ Nunhors Io95 ioo, 'a a9,G marked
ship Forum from Boston in .g ,a'lnSu rom
nation Respecting thr,n viii hd list 0i? lI'r.
SO Gruyitr street hv '''"'"' iN'cNt" III
m3l STETSON, AVERY & Co.
NuISSiy1: &C., ,--,..---
W. t,yo' c,N "S S p"''l'c augusta, from Bal o
nwav NV sons, supposed to have been taken
r. ANY inormaon of he san " u , :, ~
rcceis ed 1T 90 Common street by '' Nv "'""A''iiy
n3l IuGNr
,TIIE, IyD1 NJ, y n 80. =. -
EJJS'r recc;ya1 /. ! ~ a0' Wv . tE.fIA.
~ medicine e" i"' - supply VI inns most valuable
According to orders iotel, p coiveJ sat;,c,,ou..
discount shall be allowed IN Durrst, and ii @
dealers in APPLYING to The sub,cIiber o%a. G ,o
PioE5e'or. II nnNNABEI,
---------------- ~" 'un f"hnnn'"'''"S s'S--
EsiCij AND RARE NINES-0ld ros,. M,1ir,. i,
n BrnhmlI luldock, do. Scott, do. Alulmsay do.
a. T." pa.e ca AZ 1niioda Sherry; do iobo; do Dug
nuiu"H Uh'. 70 All these are splendid wines; equal
St, '. '' superior 10 any ors in the Unilcd
0'"',S 3 ,o' sue ~ IL lNSi\EEP,
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YE7HE book Of SAINT Nicholas in vol. being vol ID
Il OF the new complete and uniform edition Of Paul
Iha Dutchmnn's l'ir2sija.-. Tale iii vols being
VOL L! and 10, fthr lew complete and uniform
edition IF rauding'% works.
Homcf.-t translated ~ Alexander Pope, Esd in
vols beng Nos 80 80, md 81 of Jumpers Clu,-
seal Family Library Just received and for sale
ny 10 VIM McKEAS
hSj corner Camp md Common sis.
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T. A COHEN g. CO.
INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL. AGENCY
OFFICE.
fehlO No. l66 .Wae1sirc street
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! -El5,7,1 5'.I1,7I ~; = =
ma imnJIa ;r, y NM IA square
unn, ,c,ru n,h ,,'L . n ,l nod No., !
mGn,Js ''' ''''' '''7 '''' i's''''
r'.t C.,,.r i., ,,;,, ; 49,, ,
,rois, .,r, ''' = ~ 'P'''o' -'''1' "''''
uorw W,rt ,,, mil Observation-Disclosures,
/ vr Ili ~; ' NJ " i'''5'" 'Fi'S ~" s'f'H
~, u9In un' nun "' grind sioss' san Ae'les
Ok In'. =, i ,r,c. H. II Z ~"
.ln,ils, vices, Hummer I'd bellows
Wire sheet, pig and bar lead, shot
C':l, aud cooking stoves
Amcs, RGWlnd's and other spades and zhnycls
Collins Ifnr,s Sr,S,g, i .,i - ~
1ai'd aid Manila corIarn line. md ,yino
Boil and slcatbirr cc,,,',s Nil ,,'n,.s
P..ts linstca and ,,,,,, oil
4 I'm, =
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slENE:3 lN ST. !. 81. 81.

-. -. fNNI.l NIN OF BEAUTY.
DLi ~; illustrated chiefly BY an Analysis and Glass
sidcoom of Beauty in Woman, preceded bv critical
view Of the general hypothesis OF Beauty BIZ Hume,
iiognfth, Burke knight, Allison, Sc. and followed
~ Funilar view Of the hypothesis of beauty in
Scripture u Painting byLeoiarlo dc Vine, Winckel
ma II, Mengs, Bossi, sc. by Alexander Walker su-
NOR OF "Pi!ysiognomy founded on Physloosy,i the
Nervous s. stem. sc. '''
ihc = lis Of the Times denoted by tho fulfmcnt
Ct A4storcn Predictions, traced down from the Baby
i9n<h CAPTIVITY 10 the present time. BY Alexander
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- o. - -
GoaS&gvises


IN The very as sailing packet s seh. CARE
lTSg'T9 GOU, capt. Dsls3Grl or, will sail on sutnr-
- day 24d ms', For freight or passogr, Having
Sp'lhutd 9ccommodalon3 for - pusseusgrs state I
rooms finished in -ame stale US The New Ynf packets
an eNPefIenced cDlnmuniar good servants and table
supplied with the best Of Provisions For further nav
ticnlrs apply on board opposite Tie Beefmurlct or at
% Common ST. 10 MIMI 0p'FI - "
Cnbin passnre md f1nnG 50
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m FOR LIVERPOOL.
TX, lhr fine aud fast smiling shin HERALD
l1rTf Capi Lake requires $50 bales cotton, to com,
s-z 2leie her cargo For terms or passage agnIy
'At9I !.ohaon freet,to 'FF'9
t-Ilt IL Al
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0iIEANS LlIHOGRAPilC OFFICE
aNiiL propreters Of this establishment ler ico,o ,
- ~ morn the public, they have jus, receive from
'e NORM al extensive addition to tlciy stock of
has 'mb' acng urge and Ii,lograrhc Presses Of
ne most modern structure, together with assert siyns
u ,e afgest and finest l.tographc Stones; the Gnn<t
~: aP'g ialer, with every aIticl, necessary ia
''ef Inc. They have also engaged first rate ionrSo'
Ven Lith0gfaphrrs. who have inst arrived ffgm Ney
o1h hey are now prepared to do oil kind of wnr,
shortest notices such Maps of Town Mans Of V;I
nSes; Maps OF city Lots; Maps of Real Estate gcnr'
THY; MGtchnnts Circulars, Bill Heads; Bilis If Ey
Lhosraphic Stones, make Maps Of 10 teet lonn h,
feet inches wide. ~e' 'oHs pF
IN A J., ,s office has been got up in style equl to
:" tHc rthunry, The patronage ofthose who NAV
tf' WI be moderate, and graduated according to the
St'le OF work ordered .,Ii " '''e
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BOGERT 4 IIAlVTHORN.

FUK ST LOUIS md AKRON
and all Intermediate landings
r ,fS~A'"A pa The first class and fast rusning up-
7lztsi=zE75&7 &per cabin sccmer ALTON Littiet6n
>a5z,sSs master, will have immediate des-
Lnlch. For ifeigh of few Tons OF passage. having
handsome furnished accommodations with separate
stare rooms apply ON board, opposite Eenvc street,
of ut 90 Grayier st. to '
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lIi.-< TIN new uud fast sailing 4 ! shin si,ln-v
lFT:S capt Jowao, requires 258 bales cotton 10 COM
49, Pieta her cargo For terms or pas-u.,s apply
l. ii GALE,
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iCtrIhe subscribers are now ready to receive
NJ order: Gr any kind of Cypress LUMBER their saw
NH iII beng N i operation and in perfect order They
VIII use their best excriions to supply demands with
promrncss and desnatch Orders TO be LETT at ths mill
GPoosH the residence of John Grrene, Esq Foubourg'
NFanh"s, or at the counting room Of John NJ. BacI
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-, 49, IUE EUTiK.
IN Tie i ship CONSTELLATION, Cant
EF-FT1s sampson, will have despatch. For passage
49, only, apply at IS COMMON street to
. 49, ]. II GA H.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

IN ,., ne a ana fast sailing ship TIGET, Ba-
lTYf ker MASTER requires 300 bales cotton ia com
plet; her cargo. For terms or ra<sars AMY
- S,otnloh st..to my J. ii G. Al r.
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F0lj LIYEiIPOOI..

~ - I'IW Nv tItTDDT..
+t55, Ihe bank JANE, Captain Black " i'll meet
ETFfT "i1li despatch; wants 100 10 800 bales TO M
up. For freight Or passage, apply 10
no L. IL. GALE y3 Common sr
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JSO II GRAHAM.
FOR STLOUIS, ALTON.

TUX , T IUTT~, AXIOM,
and all Intermediate landings.
p ff~sSSj q The fast running steamer MALES
,7lsslzz754s &TIc, Johnson master is honrly ex
pectad to arrive, and having ,rre
Poit"h OF her cargo engaged will have immediate dns
nacn. lor balance of freight passage apply at 63
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- ,,, fct iiN ERPDOl..
+45E7t5 me b5,arQac STAMFORD, Capt Wins
tTFfl low VIII have despatch. For terr.s or pns
-zs-5@z. sage uply ut 90 Common t. to f'''
~ l. III GALE
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IN The tjst sailing 4 ! ship KATHARINE
* tFf'ffy J CksON Capt. Peabody, roquilss $50
- bales cotton to complete her cargo For
crn Is, or passage apply at 50 Common street. to
- l. ii GALE.
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On WNN NNN-IFt NesspT
IN, The fast sailing coppered brig OMAR capt,
lFfS llowes, will positively sal ON Thurs lay, 18th
inst. For freight Of $50 barrels, or rlsSaee
apply on board opposite the Eeefmaket or at IS Com
mon ST alO VIM PORTER
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III The splendid brig APALACIUCOLA,
lFFfN Spear muster, having two thirds of her cargo
engaged and going nboard, viii leave tom0r-
row, lotn INST at CLOCK p, M For balance OF freight
or passo5e, having good accommodations, amply On
board opposite pIcallon tier att - ?oydras 1t. to
aI1 GRiN0P & PAIGE
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-
I'M The fast sailing packet schooner AR-
lfTSFsre iBON, capt, DesdTniar, will have nrmcdi.
ate despatch. For freight OF passage, having
c%tensNe furnished accommodations experienced
commander, aud best oIseryunts those wishing to visit
ne Island otCuba, vi" do well to avail themselves of
ms conyey4nce. Apply on board opposite Toulouse
81. or at s. Common Il. Ia
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- : : $500. - -.
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IN, Ihe fine and fast sailing ship ELIZA
griT-FS BETH, Captain Thaycr, wants 2hO bnles of
cotton to complete her CARGO For passage
apply to mia l.. H.GALt. 90. Common st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From The Charleston Courier, rsb. IL.
FROM FLORIDA.

Col. Aol cws U. S. Army. arrived at ST. An.
rosiine llih Instant, express, and inform. ,b,,
Cen Jesu? had sn engagement with the Indi,,.
which lasted tao dave On the second day Jump.,
aud Alligator came IN under Gag Of truce. ana
surrendered themselves stating that the Indian,
we're IN distressed situation, AID ansiou. 70,
peace.
pn'inr tho engagement, four United States s,l.
dicrs and four lnlisus. were killcd--one hup9,,y
iff'nns and Negroes 'rcre taken prisoners Colono,
Andrews informs that Jumper and Alligator uppo,,.
ted The IL b instant as day 10 conclude trcs.,
at DI1e'e BATTLE Ground, mud had despatched -,
presses 10 the Indians 10 intdrm them Of the A..
rangement They stated that Powell was on an
island 10 The Nrihlacoochee with about ono HIM
dTed and Gly followers they supposed that he
would come to ierma, and should he refuse ,b
would point out where he was. All hos,ilu,.,
we're TO cease y both parties until after the Isl,
instant.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
From Washington Correspondents.
Correspondence qfMs Journal Of Commerce.
WAsnINaroN. rfn. l6 ls3.

w ASHINGroN rRB. 10 1887.
The House, to-day, hove gone on quietly and
lrlsurely to examine the witnesses summoned nv
Mr. Whitney. in bis deftpce. Having so much
time to spare, The House takes no trouble to expe-
die the process Tho testimony. on the part of
the defence will probably be closed IN the course
of the presen, moutn so that there will be time
enough left 80 discuss and decide the question
whether the respondent shall be reprirnanded or
not. From whatl can learn, however, il is az.
ready the judgement Of the House TINT the respon-
dent shall be discharged. without censure and
lhet would be the decision, at once, # Mr. Whit
ney would consent 10 drop the prosecution Of the
subject. IL wiIi be seen. therefore, with how
much proprieiv the House protrsct the procee
dings lest they should come preciplately to their
f,re-gune conclusion. A more orderly House |
have never seem than ht, wss to-day. Feeling
the importance Of the subject, the members have
81 left ,hclr seats and gone abort other business
except dozen or two who remsincd 10 write
their letters. Sc. They were probably fearful Of
ontsriossi0g the Witnesses by lhc'r presence No
question arose to day as 70 The legality or any IN.
teucgutorv and 1t l. well there DID not.-foy
a, no time. has there been 8 qn0tum 10 dec,oe II.
Tie Senate engaged ia the discussion Of lie
b.'l for increasing the rank aud file Of the Army
Mr Calhoun sul Others Very earnestly oppose I,
as measure for Increasing the patronage or ihe
Executive End The expenses Of the Government
At the same time Ve have from other Senator.
es'imutes fb7aug that the Seminole var alone
viii cos, me nation fifteen millions Of collars,
sgm that might have been prevented by the pre-
sencs Of su.lcieu, force on the frontier to over
ave the indtsos. Experience tells us ihst sn IN.
dian wsr gives RON for ten times ss mech execu
Tive psifousg". aad cosis vast cesl more mon,
,iiau woaia iar ua,uienance Of a respectable mili
isfg force. The bill proposed az increase Of n.
army 10 1900 men oniy. lsince writing N,
aeoss earn that the bil has passed. 81 10 49,
The sssste Act hni'isg ts ,sles "a tie 2qsu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
Correspondence ofmc Journal Of Commerce.

WAsuiNoroN, Feb. 20, 1887.
rumor. important, if true" is in circulation
today. a treaty is sad to have been concluded
with Gen. Santa Anna, President of Mexico,
while he was here for the recognition of the indie
pendenco of Texas and the cession OF that Terrific
ry, with the assent Of Texas, to the u. s. upon
certain conditions.
Upon making some inquiry, have sscertained
from an authentic Eource that represents fac,
this me,-and that the following are the terms of
he Treaty
The Independence of Texas is to be ncknowl-
edged both by the United States and Mexico. The
boundary between the United Siates and Mexico.
IS 10 be the Rio del Norte. The U. States on
their paI, ASSUME the payment oflhe claims Of our
citizens upon Mexico, -estimaled at two millions
They also pay MoMeo the sum of three millions :
aud, thirdly they agree TO ALLOW grants of land in
Texas made by Mexico. 10 all cases where the con-
dhcns of said grants have been complied with; and
10 make pro rata allowance 10 such grantees a
have, in pIrt complied with said conditions.
Texas OF eourse,lsa party 10 the whole arrange
ment. II Santa .4and should succeed in resuminc
his pcver ~ Mexico, this Treaty will be carried
into eli, e.. Tho Senate will be convened for the
special purpose Of submitting this Treaty TO them.
Holf past fire o'ciook..
The House having obtained quorum have 20.
sumed the Whitney iriol. The question pending
Is, ~helher an InierogSiory propose! b. Mr. Bel
shall be pnt--to the following effect Have vou
Mr. Fafhedl had ony convel ssiiou with The Pres.
iden' IN relation 10 The conduct Of Messrs Wise
and feyicn, during the present tessonl Have
you not heard the President say ,hst those gentle
men Ought TO be Hoiisionize3 ;'--mesning. there.
by. that they should be chastsed in the streets y
Several members objected 10 the question. ST
Bell sappor'ed II. on the ground that IT was neces
sary to enable him TO prove that Messrs Wise snc
Fey'on had ample reason TO carry orms about then
duung the whole session. lie ssa .e could prov,
u permitted, that the President had repeatedly rec
commended that they should he assaulted ia thu
streets ; and had osed the particular term "Hop.
,oui,ed."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

The New-Oreans Courier Of the 7lh in.t yye,
rnmor OF some Importance and not very unlikely
to be trne-os folloRs:
1T Is currently rumored that Col. Almonte,
acting IN his diplomatic character ma commissioner
on The part Of Mexico. to adjust the boundaries be
tween thst country ard The United States. hasa
greed that the Rio Grande shall be the line of de-
marka,ion hereafter, and that he has written TO
thIs effect 10 some Of our fellow eitizcna here.
Conditions are OF course annexed 10 this ce,siop Of
Claimed or disputed territory, such as that HEX.
eo shall receive certain consideration for war es
s"nsss and territorial losses. II is also stated that
SAINTS Anna has anqualifedly given ais assent TO
th's boundary treaty, ard has promised to procure
rs ratification by the Mexican congrefs and az
tboriies."
Tnis arrangement would bring Texas wtLin
the limits ofthe u. States.
The Texan congress has adopted a national
seal and flag the seal single star With the le-
gend Republic Of Texss"--the flag an srors
groond With E large golden star 10 the eertrc' The
naysi nag Is union, blue star eepirsl, add tbuesa
, stripes prolonged, a!.en'ts red ADD white.
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TnukspAf. Fct. 10.
SENATr--Tae Cuoteda4d railroal tU. r-
renor ere g.. sr!auiecf camrcr lsH.u ttI 40
VI t.l io tHss.ere she Ustisft cs'a. t,'ocD'. ectC
reed iae , ,ine sns psssc. --ile 'ast p.u'cd socf
s,ne debs bya vote Il 27Io -. ST. Preston
osorcA resolution t.si lbc presi cn, be ftqat,t-
@i 60 con oaaiss'c 60 tlc Seas'e toe ltneeean.c
,ftl- coar a. luquif, recently hold 10 The ciy Il
Frr3rugk aa hF pc 'te saEe relates 20 the canse
NJ trlav il ofcnur sg3 prosecuting The cumpa 20
10 Gsare's sad t'sl-0a BE ihc wear lS36.
ON motion oi Mr. white, 'bc Scuaictt h,lf rss'
pr,c,,',J 20 iac consideration Of Executive bo-
.urys ana sf,r sptne rme sp~ut WIKI closed
DOORS. the reustc saaufuci.
HOUSE rtt il~ Transaction ~ t,mc uuiri-
patisut l..iac.s. tic House fasaued l.s TIA. q!
Z. ". WmlHcf. s-tB eae1 al thr bsr a. IN aNes.
Cd ,.pi.mpi 90 .Lc liau-c of Representatives., 1nt
aTcta leng.ay examination 81 Gao ui.uess. the
House o .iuagDDa.
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NAsmNoroy FEB u.
The h'ose has given tho ro.hv 10 the Tai,
i'derrn9encc question ff tL.- session.
TIE Whitney uial wss got f,j or 'sl, Mich, =,
1o','ocS, by Diminishing the w5o. subsc, IT..
rvemiua'tcn Wss interrupted by Mr. Love ,hou, a
o'clock, VITO offered tcsohiian a,,tl ,,e;s :, IN.
respondent sud demanded he rtc,i.a. o,s.,,s.
thereon. The rfotious question was. farinn,,.l,
seconded sud The resolution agreed TO- yeas 90
nays -. Mr. Wsc when h,s name was called
sa'd, Mr. Speaker, vii ~: vote on ,hi. Question
until ascertain whether lam di'chng,d ftom Til,
prosecution.