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70 a:irnd.
cONGRESS.-ihe Senate did no
SIC on Monday.
Ga tuesday and Wednesday. July
and Q. lhs Senate was engaged almost al
together on private bills.
On Thursday. Inc resolution directing
ihe committee on Indian affairs 10 inEes.
tigale the accounts Of John Ross. alleged
10 have received more than his share Of
money for removing Indians ives, Of the
Mississippi. was adopted.
A large number Of private bills, ycsier-
day ordered IN be engrnssed, were finally
passed and sent to the House.
The bill Cor The erection % m insane
hospital in The district 81 Columbia. and
,he bill 10 incorporate The National Insii.
tiie Tor the promotion Of Science, xere
erleret 10 be engrossed.
On Friday. The bill 20 incorporate the
National Institute, passed is third read.
iag-yeas 30. nays IL.
The bill 10 Pnvils farther remedial
justice in the courts Of the United States,
was earnestly and ably debated BY Mrssrs.
Bagby Of Alab. Derricn and Cuthben Of
Geo. wdsh, Of n. York. and Calhoun
ofS. Z. and passed b, soic Of % 10 IL.
The remainder Of the day was passed
in the consideration Of executive business.
On Saturday, after some discussion up
on the bill lor the relief &c The heirs Of
John de Treville, ihr Senate proceeded
10 the consideration of execuiive business.
In the House Of Representatives. on
Monlay July &, the debate was coniinu.
ell on the veto message Of the President;
ailer which the question was taken on
the passage OF the bill, and there were
yeas III, nays g7-not two thirds. as
required, 50 The bill was rejected.
On Tuesday. the debate was resumed
IN the bill from the committee Of ways
and means Tor providing an adequate re.
venue Tor The Government.
On Wednesday, resolution, offered
by Mr. Fillmore. was adopted after long
debate. to close the discussion on the IA.
rift bill al l2 o'clock on Tuesday next.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
The House was assiduously engaged in
he discussion of the revenue bill.
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throaH q iLs 80 q huhFakfn ri.Iis. e
has rrsHlsri 8 Puiii.h ils,f parirtllrl
Ihai gsnilrmrn. lsrmsts. sfainrsa. .al
hrs. NY = lsasl ~ ses.mpis : plaa.
AID fhns 81 and d<lrrmins "a s.lus.
NJ. Ellis i q npinian Ihas liis 10 ne
srrrrl Il NE relshrnsd lrish hnrss sRmers;
and ar smrrnh<f ihsi - more fhsn ens
fe-nsdrd inssasrs Of their pourr. ll,sy
pretended 10 ~hisprr 10 de sninsi. aud
plsysA snh his brad. and shss pnub.bly
brs1ihsd ihio hs nssHiis.
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Negroes for Sale.


TIE nndr5sgnsa, by s,Isrt 81 sashofi,-
y-Te,ird an him by Edsard Dau, a.
Jasaer pz,l-. sill srn ~ e-sh. 4 aba
t'UeIi llanss 10 llIllshoronph- nm ,lls 22i
d.y " Ansust n,At, beng Msnass pf
August County rsarl. Five Likely Ne
grnss. which acre sssies.d b. said Ed
Gard and Jsnses Davis IN thv aiswian Of
ibs negroes beIunting o. shr estate of The
late wiIlIam Cam. decreased.
Tie il'le % hsllrsfd .. be urqaeslinps-
hlr; and psr.ohs sishing N purchase arc
rsIrIrrd u w ili'lm CAN. 70 Cor ipIarna- :
'lnn Is 10 the eLa,aelrrs aud as4luIs. sf
she hrgfues. a
RICHARD WAT KINs.
BY q. "a. MURDiCAi, his Ano. 10 lat.
Jaly - 3D.
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Wool Carding.

"a \ 'mprass'l Wa"l Gsrhins Machine
has la'.ly been established a, Judge
RotHa's NJ H., on Haw River in ORANGE
county. where persons in The snrnnnd-
ing country ho have wonl 10 card NAV
be speedily accommodated. Bring clean
Wool. clear Of knots and ha,rs. anil good
work snail BE- done. IN preparing Il. put
me pound "flard 10 " pounds 81 Unnl.
Fr'ee 9 IL reni>--sfar naSsna zen cents.
Wonl t,ken IN rSchaase log work =
CaRUfIiEtsS a. co.
Jlne 6, Va,
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Attention!i

Toihs Communicated aad mont ommissiensa IN.
rsrs and Mtsieians bsisagi,g 10 iAf .llsmsaes
Ba'taiiaa.
You are hereby no'i6ed and ordered 70
a,itnd at Csihsune Coolies. on the
Isl day q August nex'. ~ eleven o'clock.
rqu'Pred - the Isw directs. for drill nus
sier and court martial; and on the I'd you
will a,tsnd. with your respective comp :
p'nles. equipped as The las directs for
Battalion Exercise.
MARTIN c0BLE. Jiyor.
July a.. AZ
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Raidgh 5ferkanics .essoriaiion.-
Istsdsy l4si. beng he An Anniversary
q 'llis AsseciaIi0n. IL was eelrbralsd by
the Membsfs 10 > spirited snd rs,iausl
manner. The Association asssnblrd sl
O'clock A. N. fsr the parposs u elect
nc Officers foa lLe eurfsnl year. VIII.
ham z. Clark. ~ss eho,en President,
James IaIeLfsrd. Vice President, Siiss
Burns. Treasurer. aud J. v. I.umsden.
Secretary. Al 10 o'clock. Progression
was formed with Maslc and B.nners,
which noEedIhruugh tie prinripal streets
20 The new Baptist ai.euns House. AZ
ier an appropriate Payer By The Re-.
Mr.. Bum7ass. an Address was delivered
BY WILLIAM w. TIOLDEs. esq. one Of The
members oi lhe Assoclallon, which was
diniinRulshed Cor sound. pracliesl sense
and an tlsvatsd and psirinlic lone. Mr.
y. has frequently wrillen CON nuniealiuns
far This paper. and knowing az &c did,
that he slsIds vigorous pen. NC sere
prepared Iar rich treat. Bot such 10 his
modesiy Of ehsrsrier. (,hs suresl guaraa
lee Of iuiSre success. thai hi, auditors
generally seIe mt prepared. ~e believe.
lor >" intellectual adisplsy. Ills remark.
On The subject Of Dsmaeogues. aud ~ r.
probation u llleir wicked attempts 10 ar
ray the poor sg.insi the rich. were in iine
issIs. The Address, We learn, is 10 be
Published.
The Association din,d together 81
Lilehiord's Hotel, and tLus terminated
Tie day. Raj. Register.
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f&& sai"nt aud ordinary disfases
RA a, welfRs 10 many olhess &c
- peculiar and aggravated
enaia,'oi ihcif tLtues are proved by tho
,ona'afy testimonials OF the persons ihsy
hive cured, aud WIN accompany then ccri,fi.
Gates with their names aud places az se,drnc,..
hcsc ccrllh,alrs nau account 10 thousands
being hnndr, ds Ia each particular kind IL di..
cas-; Trey rmhrace THE mcst lriahifuI and
paicraic cases II Sci.fu !, Pies, Dyspepsia.
Iaunuice, bilious and Liver ale, tIons, arnle
and chronn Rhs umaiisnl, Asthma Brohci,i,Is.
scroinious as VIII as Mucous q nsat,,pttt,,,
hihttnai '"stivencss Worms, Stomach and
B'we complsiais OF ali kinds, hra,lache p;d >
! d'nrss. and nervous debility, ernptive disrss-
IS, aud tue rloudrd, saIl.w, unhraI,by. an.
peasdnce Of the skia, arising frcm ysriu.s
causes al Ill heahh Fever ann A.ne Of ,r,rv
variety. serted pii,ls III the side, ba, /, organs
ahh iimbs. hnmnrs, ulcers. Enul breath and ~.
Wafd levsr. night sweats and general " eakpees
aua loss o' app' tllc, ihr mniIps. Swollen Eace
anu gums. .H;,t thus of the bladder. kidney,
sp ecn I'd plana, AID the sicknrssrs incidental
!" ,'malcs. t"scihsr With very many other
ma'adies which cannnt be- here ennmerated.
Fac crrtiiic lies 81 cure 10 all these ,Iisra.ss
are imam 10 nn,nb..r, and clear. d,reet. and
csp'n IN description, and coming a. thrv A., !,
20 every case from the tsons ga. sd, they ar,
innisfniable and ranrlusiye in authositv. z
These mesii'ast,le medicines should sherrtsre
DC Rep by ese'y fam !, and ers~a prssea ia
tue u.sah, - they w,il be tonad a. be not
ony The brsl rcacdies far disease, bot also iss
m"'t certain psrseniailves. and the sufest re-
nnsaiors q slnnd, chee FIJI aud elastic health.
fhry are siasuiarIy mild and agreeable in
.he'r oPcraiinn, and though perice.ly sfIectnal,
never oceasioa rvea the Temporary pro.lration
and nausea which always follow the use or
r"arse drastic pnrecs and the use efealamel.
! ,,red haessir aad retail bv Dr.. YIN. b.
i'it.i,. 81 Bn,adaay, New York. For sale
aiso by tie agents.
- These valuable Medicines are
Tor sale al the Office Of the ili!lsbo-
oagh Recorder.
D. nEARrT. .azsp,.
jay u. IA
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A Negro Wan and his WIFE
fur sale.

TUE f,lluw !. a sn"G Blacksmith. and :
bis wife good washefwamsn.
sill elhet srIl 90 exchange them Tor 9TH /.
~ n~srass. aud shasld prefer The latter. !
II MT priy.hiy Disposed IL bsfate The
Augusi Ttrm ~ 0farse County cnur..
they vii then he sold =, The coari hpusc
10 The highsa iidsr. The nsn IL now
hirsd pu,ln M. Campbell. Terms made
krown a. tic ume u sale. .t res
r. NASH. u
Jaly u. as iaasea,es a. :
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Weekly Alma nae
SlSniS5H SO H01rn,

subscriber will rr-npen his S.nool
at Chapel HILL. on The 18th al The
present mo"'h. Terms Of ,u,uan are for
Latin and Greek. S2Q. ifpaid ), Tie be-
g'un'ns "f the sess,an--Sa5 d pa,d !,
the end. For Eugli.a sls-wi,h The ai-
'i','on.s charge Vi SIS il mol paid in adj
vance.
W. W. HOOPER.
caapd iii, lu'ys. a.
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.Notfce

.TuEnE - ~ sKpstS I, -. - -. a >
~ lsle rwsi4sssm a n. lnsl Ter, "a
Tnrsdsg ths lelh q ark.ri s.eri. - 80 6iGsf
aips rrolils. - ihr p~sist.Lls r.eprsly ss-,-s,
luns iesaii estslf. i 81
Tire Wssea,. Bsssy ard Glg.
Hsrs@s. wsEas 4 pls~'ri. f;es,; isrn-.
~ ss.rn bs~d ~ lss,ss. snns y .. ~ /.
sDspg and stfy l1rlF; he rs:l knr~il.
sad hrs 0erpl.s; stssn.y BE h.sd -
C.lrr Of - D.sh,a, .aa Ayrslllrs !.
es.,ss: luo Laa.iIsd Ls-i 4 LEGS. .,efy Z.
sspsns 20 !; aps, i,sn.issd ,ans CIV
hrsd VI sl.rrp. very likely. and m.ny ~
ahf.A asa al Ms Hmpaaaad~ naAsMrll !.
slssi; gushdls ,pf IS -als g. q i,asdr,d'
i'sshrls II Oh Com. sik hsnfrsd bach
~. 81 wheas. she f.srssnl ef.sp OF O.ts
and iIas .ihs-r Sahs snd Tsh. sessi
e'eu, Apllr ALL. 81 r Bl.ek Sss,,l,r-
Tesls, s'd hi'rtea fnSnlipsr.
nhh Isay sll.si aHirlss loo nsmsrsas 90
EDwIN II. nnLr. s..E
w Il. CARDIGAN. f@S
ya', is @ ~.
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The RochssIef Republirsn bis q |.
man 1ho cane h ma kei q dispose ~
his e1idr. aL.eL nsluI.ily led a. ranrsr.
cation ON The .ery eamRen theme &c
hard ilmss." "frs." ssid the esule ss:-
lsr, with an ar Hi prevBhnes. :. ua.es sIe
hard, aud this l. hard uarIs,. and. ~
ny apinlon, very fr~ VIII gef or 81 Il
aiirs.'
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,MOFFAT'S
Vegetable Life Pills
PHEyIx BITTERs.

fHt,sE supcrIatiye fami.
" medicines have long sie, Q
nrq ,iicd an rstabl.shrd ie.
y lation lnr direct aud inva.
nib e siiica'y ia all,ihe pre-
sai"ni aud ordinary distaYes
a. wcIi as IL many olhe,s of
q peculiar and sgyrasalsL
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opinion ilisi i has nsE basorg r-srs
.i1iy a. re mrlbers AZ - house % say
aow lsf hey Would g fsf appropriations.
slf. y. sad. and lOak he responsibility
q 4. lhAl be would role for no sppropri-
siinn tnr any purpose. until he saw that
iis Gosemment had placed itself II !
position 70 meet is liabilities. he would
not vote again for he Issue OF treasury
notes. ne contracting Of = loan. OF any
other measure nv which The country
night 3 enabled % escape present re-
sPonsioiliiy By casting Il On the future.
Ralsigh Regislsr.
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Mhirh o. ne parties. pliriPsis -
asesssoIies. q ih1isPasr5 - Fsass1shlr
{ 'nPramiss y lLs dil3salig frgrllel -.
ws are n.a iaiufasrd; bu Il TIE nrea;ia-
i.oa shoSlA an sllis serasnl esengwsls, tai
Ih'ssgh. : hssyy rrspunslhlil y ssii nsi
iasl 10 les N die apsni a Of zee x0ri5.
uPen ihs n rsei.blr parry. Nef. Ia.
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IL sp.cch Of NJ. ]. r. Kennedy. OF
Blltimlr:. ua the tariff bill, that gealc.
mm e3iasilsl with ". A inps III the
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.NNNsDGI@TGUo
Thursday, JuIy aI.

~A Lecture win be- delivered
Il The Masonic Han. before lhe HILLSIDE
roneh Literary Association, dis evening.
fThursdsy.) q early randle light. The
pablo generally are respectfully invited
70 a:lrnd.
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Important Deeisioa III has bsen de-
cided BY one Of The courts II least. lhsl
bankruPis must pay roslage-'i'his - .
lnsi decision. for il i The hight u injns.
tee dat Ire rrsdilores should b faxed
Tor postage, whsn they ara compelled "
lose their dsbss. PsfusbHfg Ind.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
EXCITEMENT AT ANNAPOLIS.

The avehOdcrs convention met at An
naPoII5 last week, aud whIe progressing
IN business it was circulated that repOr
ter wns present taking notes TO be for
warded to certain Abohtloo papers in the
North. The Annapolis Republican has
the following notice of the affair:
The Reporter for the Northern Papers
who attended The first session Of the Slave
Holders Convention, became suspected,
on taking his seal at the reassembling Of
the convention on Thursday evening and
considerable excitement ensued. He
was invited out Of the Hall by the door
keeper, aud went from thence to the gal
lory, IRON which he was soon after con.
Quoted, aud taken into one of the commit.
tee rooms. The excitement increased
ne wns accompanied from lhruco to his
lodgings at Cooper's Hotel, where hts pa.
pers aud effects were ,aken possession Of,
and 1t was thought advisable by Justice
Hunter for his safety and the public
peace, to commit him.
Next day he was brought up under a
writ Of habeas corpus and a very interest.
ing examination was had before associate
Judge Brewer, whirh lasted four hours
for the prisoner u s Alexander of An
nspols, aud Mr., Palmer of Frederick
Tor the prosecution, Mr. Causiu OF S.. Ma
rvs. and T'F. Bowie, Esq. Of Prince
George. Tho prisoner was recognised IA.
The Rev. Charles L. Torey, QUO of the
r por,ers from tho city OF Washington
employed 10 report for nor,hern papers
and, as part OF his contract, to allenC
and report the proceedings Of the Slave
Holders Convention Of Maryland.
Tie was finally remanded Tor furlhu
( examination.
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.ss.s.. 5..zss'2 ,.1zyy7, ". " -
Isg4sa@56
GA@19II11I
FRIDAY::::::.::"FEB. ii, IS49
THE WIG MEETING,

The proceedings of the Whig Meet
ing held in this place on Wednesday
last, will be found in another part Of
our paper. The almost impossible state
Of the roads and, possibly, a little re-
naming influence of"General APATHY"
caused the meeting 10 be 1hlnly attend
ed We are satisfied, however, that
there was in that meeting enough of
the TppecanOs leaven TO Ieaven the
whole mass Of Wings in Carroll; and
we predict that these proceedings will
have the saIutary effect of arousiog our
Whig friends throughout the county 10
vigorous and successful action.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
RESUMPTION BILL.

The Bill from the Senate to enforce
specie payments, after having under.
gone various amendments in the House,
was passed on the 4lh inst. 1t will be
necessary, Ct course, that the Senate
should concur in those amendments, be-
fore the bill can become law. The
9TH Of March is the time fixed for re-.
sumption The following are the ayes
and nays on the passage Of the bill in
he House:
YEAs- Messrs. Atkinson, Baird Biggs,
Byingron, CaEiII, Dunn, Evans, Grcen,
Griffith, Hatch, Henderson,, Hockinb ~,
James, Jenkins, Jones, Karshner, Kelly
Of p, KjDhcart, Lowman Lyon, Mere.
dirh, Moore, M'Closky, M'Clung, NJ.
Connel, M'Farland, M'NuItv, Okey,
Ra1enspereer, Sharp, Smith Of L., Steed.
man, Walters, Workman, Wood, VOL
colt, and SPeaker-33
NAYs-Messrq. Ackly, Bliss, Bowen,
Chambers, Cbrnowllh, CIalke, Converse,
Cooke, Duoham, Fuller Gard, Gregory,
Hamilton, Hawkins Kelley Of C, Law
renee. Medbery, M'Crea, Odds, Perkins
Powell, Schcnck, Scott, Smith of H.
Smith Of Mo Taylor, Titus, UpdegraG,
and Wheeler so.
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From The Ohio State Journal.
A POLITICAL MILLENNIUM AT
HAND

We anticipate the rapid approach Of
period, when the whole foreign, CON,
ncrcinl aud domestic policy Of this
country IA to undergo an tutiro revo-
luton. lis effect will bo TO reduce the
expnlnlIon Of American products fly
mlIcns Of dollars, but il mus, DO at.
tended by a corresponding reduction OF
impora,ons The change will neces-
s,riy result in an immense amount eI
individual suffering, the crisis once
past, the country will solle down upon
q mere durNbe aud truly republican ta
sis ihun ever All those question,
which nov distract the pubic councils
separate our people by geographica
distinctions, anl threaten our expcri
mru, Of popular government with ca
tls'rjphe, will he superccdcd-therC
will b. no longer a southern or northern
p1riy-even Nbolilionism will SEQ some
Of lie wishes graItied IN tho diminulion
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

Kentucky The resolutions, introdu.
ced in the Legislature of Kcnlucky-
requesting their Senators and Represcn
talves in Congress to vote for the re-.
peal of the Bankrupt Act, did not pass
that body, Our Lokey exchanges are
therefore mistaken when they charge
MIR. Clay with violating instructions,
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OF the va'ue Of slave labor, and IN the
commencement! Of measures will adj
Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky TO
the Free States, and make Virginia,
North Carolina, and Tennessee what
those States are now. When that day
arrives our commercial marine will not
be necessary in the proportion of half
It's present executive shall become
more of a manufacturing people, and
shall provide a market at home for the
increase q cereal produce. When
these things shall be Witnessed, thai;
other wonder will mark the beginnng
OF new Era:--members oil Congress
will meet each other as common citizens
OF the same happy repubIc-lhe tiger
and the kid shall lie down together, and
little children will lead them bolb.-
Not ten years shall roll over our heads
ere it will be written Of this prediction
it is history. The means by which
these wonderful events are 10 be ac.
compiished. may be gathered from the
following little paragraph;
"The cultivation OF cotton 10 the East
Indies, on the American system, it is
said, is proceeding most satisfactorily.
One Of the supsrinendenrs says, 'It
only requires the means, constant ap
PIication, decision, industry and perse
yerance, 10 make this beautiful and pro-
dnc'ive country the largest producer Of
Cotton in tile world.'"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

TENNESSEE U. s. SENAToRs.-A pub
lie meeting was held 10 Memphis, Tenn.
essee, on tho l0lh ull., and several reso
luions pass'd condcmmng in strong
language tho course Of the Iocoioco Sena'
tors, in preventing rhe election of u. S
Senators from that State Among the
resolutions, was one respectfully request
ing the lion. Henry CLAY Of Kentucky,
and Hon. WILLIAM &. PREsToN Of South
Carolina "as far as is COM Rtble with
their constitutional Obligations 10 their
own States, 10 watch over, protect, and
defend the peculiar interests 9th IState Of
Tennessee, and (adds the Resolution J
we do hereby adopt them as our Senators,
MS fully aud completely iii ia in our
power to do, deeming them in all respects,
worthy to represent The rights, interests
and dignity of this patriotic State"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

JOHN Q ADAMs.-A resolution con-
domniDg John @, Adams for presenting
n petition in the House of Representa-
tives, praying the dissolution Of tho
Union, has been passed by both branches
Of the Ohio Legislature The House
of Congress has not yet disposed of
Mr.. Adams case. At the date Of our
last Washington papers, the resolution
to censure MIR. A. was still pending
10 justice 10 Mr.. Adams, we ought TO
state the fact that when he presented
tho obnoxious petition and moved It's re.
ference to committee, his motion in
cluded instructions to that committee
TO report against the prayer Of the pc,
titioners.
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From tie Morning Chronicle.

Closing ef the Bank Of Pennsylvania
by an injunction from GOrernor Porter.
The Ledger Of Tuesday last after
speaking of the alarm and distrusl exis
ting in Philadelphia says; the proceed
ings OF yesterday were but contlnua-
tion Of the scenes Of the former week.
The Pennsylvania Bank, upon which
the run was commenced on Saturday,
followed in the wake of the GirarG, and
did not open Its doors-a course which
was probably expedited by an injunc
ton paced upon it in the morning at
the instance Of the Governor of the
State, in order to secure the public mo
neys deposited in it.:
MERCHANTS HOTEL, Jan 81, IS42,)
7 o'clock, Monday morning
To the President and Directors of The
Bank Of Pennsylvania:
GENTLEMEN:
directed The Attorney Gener.
a., on Saturday evening, TO adopt pro-
per legal measures 10 secure the Public
Moneys deposited in the Bank Of Penn
syIvania, as well the interest of all who
are in any way creditors or debtors Of
that insilHton, That officer will ap-
ply to the Supreme Court, at the EARL.
est possible moment this morning, for
an injunction, and the appointment Of a
Receiver to take charge Of all the as
sets ofthe Banks. You are now appri-
zed Of that fact and directed not to open
your doors this morning, nor pay out
any OF your money, or transfer auy Of
your assets for any purpose whatever
When the same are placed in the custo
dy Of the law, the rights OF all parties
will be fully guaranteed.
Respectfully,
DAVID R, PORTER.
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RESU MPTION.

The House was engaged most of the
day yesterday, on tho bill to enforce
resumption, and the discussions were
sufficiently animated and interesting.
Mr. OdS' amendment-proposng to re.
sumo on tho ones and lwos on the first
OF May, on threes on The first of June,
on iiVes on the first Of July, and on all
larger notes or the first Of August, or
sooner, If tho Banks Of Philadelphia &
Baltimore should resume at an earlier
poriod-was rejected by Uo'e Of So to
34-a strict party vote The motion
to strike ou; the 1lh Of March and re-.
sumo al once, was re ected by similar
vote-3G to 34-though moi strictly n
party vote. A motion to recommn with
instructions to insert a section provid.
lOg for resumption on the ones and twos
IN March, and on all other denomina,
lions on the 4lh of June, was under
consideration at 5 o'clock yesterday al
ternoon-O S. Jour. Of lie 4h inSt
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@'The Treasury Note Bill has pas.
sed both branches Of Congress. and be-.
come law, The Government will
now raise the wiad, and slide along
smoothly for awhile. The vote on the
passage Of this bill in the House, stood
a tie at lOo-the Speaker gave the cast.
ing vote for The bill, and saved it.
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"Therc ls much i'll blood circulating
in the House. have watched the pro-
ceedings oc that body so long that csn
generally ascertain when they have ar
rived at the fighting point; and the re-
suit of my observations al present is
that they are rery near It,
During the violent debate on Saturday
evening, some ono, said 10 be momher,
was heard to threaten Mr. Arnold, Of
Tennessee, who had called him TO or
der, to knock him down and very
few minutes afterwards, MIR Dawson,
Of Louisiana, took his seat by lha same
gentleman, md plOcng his hand on his
bolric knife, threatened to 'cul his throat,
Mr., Arnold has survived both Of these
5oIIigorcnt demon Strations; but what a
picture does it present to the public, and
to foreign nations, Of our National Le
gisa,uro, when such disgraccful re-
marks are audiby made, and suffered to
pass unrebuked in the Hall Of the House
of Representativesw