, 1842-12-24

erai State Legislatures, in the words
following:
"Congress shall rpgniate the cur
"rency 50 as 10 ensure n circulating
medium as neatly as possible Of c.
q'ia' aud uniform value throughout
"tne United States. and ALWAYS ex-
manageable, on demand, for gold and
SILVER"
The Rev. George Dnflield. pastor
OF the first Presbyterian Church at
petr"'i. in :, work just published in
SlsiS that the time fixed for the COM
ing o? ClriSt is near nj hard, though
II" raa""t fix the precise tue. Mr..
Gufi~!d is stil 10 be aproiound scAoI-
ar "nd Il Taars man.
The officers OF tie two house Of
Congress remain As at the las. ses-
sion. w:
il THE SENATr.-Willie ~. Man.
gum, President: Astnrv Dickens.
Secretary. Edward Dyer. Surgeant Il
Arms and DnorkccI e.: Robert Bcale.
Assistant D"crkeepar.
is THE House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
John White. Speaker: Mathew ST.
! Clair Clarke. Clerk; +. NJ. T"wased.
SerEenn;-a'-Aum>; Joseph Fr!lans-
bee. D'"r Keeper.
Oar exchange papers say that $4,000
in specie have arrived in New York
from Mazailan and Valparaiso, about $2l.
COO of which belongs to 4 house in ST.
Louis Missouri.
ONO JSIrrn STATES SESAroR.-The
Ohio Legislature on Wednesday, the
l4th, reelected William Allen to the
Senate of he United States.
The Springfield Register syas: \
friend has obli3in9ly furnished us with
n late number Of the London Morning
Chronicle, which states that an a~ssocia-
lion of emigrants has been formed in Ire
land. under The auspices of Father Ma
thew, destined for the fertile p~rairies Of
Illinois. Col. Oaklv, when last in Eng.
land, WAS VIC learn instrumental in get.
ling up llis association.
~The Milwaukee Courier infrrm'
us that tie democrats will have ms
: i~Iiitic> in both hranchcs OF the WIS
konsin e4i>lrure-3 III the counci
and ? ia the IlouSe.
crit is said that The British CIV
~rrnaueni h1ve resolved 10 appoint
son or a nephew of Lord Ashbur;on
by The name of Barring, 10 the very
Imprint aud lucrative office of Bit
n ssh Consul in New York.
-ti~sOAha "
n dense from the correspondence Of III
Reporter, such portions Of the proceed
ings Of the Legislature, from the 9Th I
the 10Th Dec inclusive, as are ofgcnera
o interest.
A bill to change the mode of voting j
ST. Louis City and County, was read
4 third time and passed. \ bill WIS rca
the second time and referred TO the com
mittee ofthe whole House, TO define tn
limits of a new county TO be called Nod
away.
d Mr.. Smart from the committee on .Ae
ricul,urc. reported a bill for the moot
: agement of Agriculture, which was rea
a second time and ordered TO a thirdreat
., ing. MIR. Jackson, from the commiite
III on currency and illegal banking, reporte
a bill to prohibit the circulation of mott
of insolvent banks, which was ordcrc
al TO a second reading.
n. A bill was passed 10 change the moi
n of assessing
of G.. w. Huston, Esq, introduced alb
m "to prevent The circulation ofslnall not
and deprecated paper currency al
another "to compel corporations, corp
rate bodies and bodies polite, TO obser'
- their charters and the laws which crea
he ed them, and TO obey the laws and co
ST stitution of the State.
nj A bill TO provide for the sale Of Z
is SOC, goo acres of land, and 10 grant pr
% cmptions thereon, was read a seco'
-, time and referred 10 the committee Oft
whole. A petition for a McAdamiz
road from Hannibal 10 Brunswick, W