The native American., 1839-02-16

I IHD..>A LEoIsLAruRz.-A disgracsfnl ~.
came oil in the lower house Of this body few
lays since. The following HITTER ltom Ia,iianapo.
lis, which we find IN the Madison Courier fur
nlshes the particulars:
| INDIANApoLIs January Is, 1859.
g / have just come from the State House
SCENES were enacted thefr.to-day that alnc,I -
val Pennsy l,anla or Panda;noniun. The Spea.
ker adjourned The House and declared he would
hold certain member personally responsible for
the language he had used in DEBATE. Tha, mem
Der was Judah-the debate on the modification
hll. Judah made a personal attack on Evans,
(the Speaker, refused 10 be called to order, or,
ia'her' IN explaining how he was not out Of or
DER, he was more causc and severe than when
called to order. He Said the Board Of Internal
improvement had acted UNANIMOUSLY. At this,
Ptofit took fire, and his face elowel like a Sail
mander-he called Judah all tie names that mo-
dern photographers furnish in their catalogue
oil abusive rpithels-iar, sccundrel, &c. Just
maaine all you can, then double them and lre-
Bile them and prIhaps you NAV get cenesmal
of his giant! judah intimaled th.t be woul
igh him, bat was not able 10 co tend in fti-
cuff, as he had lame hand. Profit invited
him to try it in any Imaginable way, he was al
ways ready. He said that he uever transgress-
ID the rules Of the House, but when out Of the
House. he would defend his friends in any aud
all ways, What is to be the issue, can hardly
| ,e coujeclurcd. Gregory proposed to resign
! md 60 home, and called for a meeting of the
f lends Of modification. Good old Boone gut
tp and told them they had acted all-suiriendy
iisgraceful already and proposed for all to retire
. their boarding houses, which was done after
, short inteIvsl.' Gin. Wig.
CANyAss.--We have just received, which viii be
,n,t hut In t,ia
bales Canvass No. l.
The above is Smiths best make.
Febs BRADLEY &cATLETT.
VERY RICH THREAD lNsERTINGs AND LA.
v CES.--Opened 10 day
10 pieces wide thread inserngs
20 do real Valencia lace.
Feh9 BRADLEY CATLETT.
VENY Rich FURNITURE cHlNTz.-o1sHed to.
so pieces furnitures,
A'so-2 dozen real dam4sk X naEkins: AZ
SlRlNTs AND MOUssELINEs DE JAMES
90 pieces handsome English prints =
20 do do French do
Feb 0 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
SI.LEliA MT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
IL SHOES Sign CT the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH B. FORD, Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oppo.
ite Browns Hotel has received By the latest imporatons
France. his usual supply Of French Calfskns and
"fencn Morocco lCiuOh OF NDlcH ne mas mace lHiU
pIendid Boots and shoes and is prepared to make to
any article in his line in style warral.ted equal to
Wy IN this any other country.
J. f. offers 10 The ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis the io owing, superior of their kind, viz:
Gaer Boots Of any variety, with beautiful assort-
me of coorcd Satin Turc with celo1ed Morocco to suit
making Cater Boots. Ladies have any color they
| wish TO match their dresses.
Christina Water poof Boots lined with fur, most de-
! irahe article for winter.
Also, th- Quilted Silk Boots and Bnskns with cork
| Boots Shoes
Slippers Of every variety for balls and evening parties,
with all other articles, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment
10 The gentlemen ]. B. +. would particularly remark
hat he s in every way, prepared 20 fit them with Boots
and shoes in the neatest and most fashionable
MI tie work Of his establishment is Invariably made of
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish Soes; and
having succeeded with great care andattenon in getting
asts perfectly adapted to the shape of the human foot,
and in secuiI3.g the services of Mr. JAMES Parsons,
twhose superiority in cutting am! fitting is generally
Iaclnowledgrd,) he with the greatest confidence,
mend his establishment to the patronage of the
Public
Dec.