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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

RIo.JANE1Ro.-Les dernieres nouveIIes
que nous recevons de Rio Janeiro vout Jus.
gu an 81 aout Giles sont tres favorables.
Les troubles sont enfin appaisses dams la
vile ct dams ses environs. Les insurgc s
de la province de Minoce sont parfaite.
mint Gaines pour le moment, mas il Sc
frame en- secret quelque complot contre lie
g~ouvernement actuelle. Apres plusieurs
conbats asssz s%erieux, on est parvenu a
retabiir Pordre dams la province ST. Paul.
De nouveaux troubles Sc ssnt declares
dams lie Sud, mais is SOM de trcp psn dim
%portance, pour ne pas etrs appaises bien-
tot. e Toutes les personnes empfisonnees
aRio, qui ont pu prouver qu'elles n'eetaient
pour rien dams les cemplots contre lie gou-
vernement, ont etc immediatement rem.
dues d la liberte.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

PERTE DE L'ELrzA.-Le bateau i va.
peur Eliza, capitaine Littleton, venant de
st. Louis, a racontre un chicot, 10 Is cou.
rant, 40 heures P. NJ, d la pointe de
Pile de Bird, situee a trois mile enyiro n
au.dessus de Pembouchure de IOhio, ct a
sombre en- moins de deux minutes.
Tous les passengers de chambre ont ete
sauvessmais la femme du capitalne ct son
fills Sc sont noyss en- essayants dc .auter
sur une pile de bois de drive. On a a re.
gretter aussi la perts de euinze passengers
ID entire pent OF dun des chaufrurs. Les
Eettrss ct les journaux ont etc sauves /; Ia
cargaison, qni Sc composait de faripe, de
tabac ct sautre ~produits, est enforcement
perdue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

" Nos rsmercimens soht dns aux CAPT.
taines du Gen. Harrison, Fuseller ct Octoraro
pear des journaux REGENTS de Ia Nouvello
Orleans.
vsici I'm resume dos principles nouvellcs
.contenuss dams ces journaux Mr.. RapPelez,
un habitani respectable do Ia cote s'est neye
lundi soir, ayant etc jetd dams rsau dun cha
land, sur lesuel il dtait, par 10 choc dun ba-
teau a vapcur mettant 4 terre proche du
meme cndroit. lie Gen. Jackson q etc der
increment renverse do Ia veiture dun de ses
amis, OF q recu une confusion severe q la
tote. lie 10 %courant, plusieurs batsaux 4 va
pcur, deatints pour Ia Nouyslle ORLEANS e.
talent tchouss dams Ia riviere Polio. La
fievre jaime o enforcement disparu do Ia N.
Orleans /; 4 Ia Mobile II y a encere q~usIques
cas-. lie Tropic dit que l~'opinion gtntrale
est que que 10 Goaverneur Mouton dtplacera
sous les officers wings de l'etat. L. tike.
democratic a enforcement triompht dams
rOhio d tous tga,ds. Caldwell, est 4 arran-
ger 10 theatre do Ia rue du Camp pour unc
maison d'spera; m fat des preparatifs au
theatre f~rancais pour Ia prschaine saison.
I'm Irlandsis a etc assassint dams son lit A
bsrd dune pirogus. aardi soir, entire Gretna
Algissa, 10 prsprie,aisc a aussi etc dan
rersusemsnt blesse, mais il est parvenu a
s~'echapper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

sINIsTRs.-On GRANT que lie brick Gu.
ba, parti reinforcement de Galveston u
New York ct qui await plusieurs passengers
a bord, mai peri dams lie dernier coup de
vent'qui a passe sur lie golfe. Une partie
dun batin,ent qni resemble au Cuba a etc
remerquee a Key West.
Nous iisons dams lie Sun de New York.
an Chasdler, edlle. de la Gazette des
Eats tsis, a philadelphia, Went dap
prendfe par une personne arrivant de.ia
cote d Antique, gu il 3 a ensifon deux mos,
nne fi6galc angIaise ayant capture mn IA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

PRoeREs DE L'Oursr. On ecrit de
davenport. Iowa, en- date du AZ septem.
bre, que depuis peu d'annees des villages,
DIES yilles, DIES manufactures ont surgi
CONNIE par ~enchantemenf dams 10 terri.
toire de Uo1a. La position do tc%rritoire
est iim.nediatemcnt d l'ouest du MississI1i
ct an nord dc rstat du Missouri. La pal.
no don't les titres indiens sont eteints MI.
%Jourd'huI comprcnd de 40 deg. 20 NJ. Oh
43me degre dc latitude nord, depuis la ri.
Were DIES Moines an sud, iusqu'au t.rrain
neutre pres de l'embeuchure dc Ia riyiere
Jnune au nord. C'est tune SUPERHERO den.
yiro0 200 miles dc longhour sur 50 4 rs
miles dc largeur. Ce pays a nppartenu
q Oversees tribus indiennes, ct nj dernler
'isn aux Sacs ct Foxes, dcsqnels il a etc
nchote par les Etats Unis apres etre res.
70 attachc au gouvarHsinent territorial da
Wisconsin depuis jun 1888, date 20 limi.
grafton dies lndiens ct do IN colonization
de- 4 n'tTicaips, jusqu'au Ia Juliet 1888,
u tut erige en- terrifoire dIowa par acte
du Congress. La population etait 4 sette
dernierc date d'enyiron 10000 ames, ct
On 1s40 ellie etait de 43. Il atjourd'hui
ellie est M moins dc $4,000. [ ne major.
ito do 1900 voix s'est prononeea contrs
dn terfiroire en- Etat /; il o. pro.
bable que cette decision sera n,aintenue
pendant plusieurs annees. parcsquc la po.
nest pas moore en- situation de
subvenir aux depens du gouycrnement
d'ctat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29
pCdDs nrT p4IN

Fixa par lie MARE pour la semaine suivante
La Farine etant , s3 90 Re bariI, Al orces de
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

Les mines d'Espagnes produisent. dit
on, beauceup d'argent. depuis QUEEN =
'rouye qaelques authorizations pour les eA
ploiter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29
ROUGE, Louisiana, ae'oCTonRE Is4s.

JAmArouE.-Le brick OiheIlo a port,
du 3.
Des pluics favorables font bien augure
dss rtcoltes; Ia Gazette RNBal repeie sol
plHlntss contre la paresse ct les delits d,
Ia population noirs.
L'etat trimesifiel de JUN, DIES depense,
ct DIES recettes, u presente IN dnorme do.
ficit. LIE m est tout. d. fat mort
OF les declarations de faiIlits deyiennent
dc plus en- plus frtquentes.
Les sjourn4tlx dc Ia Jamaique font en-
general de grands eloges du traite conclu
sentre lord Ashbmton ct M. Webster.
A Ia Bafbads OF 4 la Trinidad, les af.
fares sont tres Gaines ; daas &c dernier
endroit Ia defiance du public a etc sxcitte
au snJst do Ia valonr dc certa mes n,onnaies
franchises Introduces depuis pen dams la
circulation. unsourugan aui cut |ieualeI
20. a fait do grands dtgats ct cause la
mort a plusienrs p%ersonnes. "a 81. Lueie,
10 recolte du ,afe promet tres peu. Les
champs do n no donnsrsnt presaue
rlen non plus, d cause de Ia secheresse qui
a paralyse la vegetation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-29

OHt6s 10 SHiitU, ~ CelouiG PtoPHGtS ifpi"
mon, a etc enfin sryate dams rIllinsis; nous
ne savons ommen lis Won't an dispsser. Les
rivieres Rouge ct rOhio continent tres
BASES. Les etudians do Cambridge, Mase.
ont soulevs une autre revoltc. La legislature
du Tennessee s'est assemble pour l'objet de
diviser rstat en- districts congressionnels. On
dit que John G. Calhoun ne soumettra pas
ses pretensions a 10 presidence 4 ane con-
pention rationale. X. nj. johnson est On
Pennsylvania. I'm vaisseau, ayant A bcrd
@ll6,5M en- espece, venant de New York,
est attendu a la Nouvelle Orleans. Ls She
riff de Natchitoches q reinforcement tue un
homms nomme Province, qui resistant son au-
torite. Les personnes qui contestent les
elections de Juliet dernier d Ia Nourelle Or
leans, s'occupent d prendre des temoignages
par devant une cour de justice. Tn trois- mats
ct un brig Sc sont recetnmens entre-choques
en- mar dams une mutt obscure !; on GRANT Que
10 brig a peri, le trois-mats a etc heaucosp
avarie. Alfred ]. Lewis, recorder dc la Sine
lnunicipalite est mort lie 23'du courant. Tn
incendis considerable Gu lieu 4 Portland,
Maine le % du couraut Les journaux de
New York assurent que Ia foire du Mecha-
MICS Institute de cette vile, pour cette annee,.
a surpasse toutss les precedentes. LIE Ia
octobre on q celebre a New York pouverture
de raqnsduc de la riviare' Croton. Quelques
uns des journaux du nord on pris en- main
raffaire de Colt ('assasin d Adams) ct tachcnt
d'exciter uue forte sympathie en- "a favour.
On a retire Boston, lie fameux coursier, hors
de champ; il a etc reinforcement battu a
Alexandra. Tn petit gareon s'sst noye dams
un puts, lundi dernier. a la Nouvelle Orle-
ans. Ripton a de nouveau batau Confidence,
al trot, sur Ia course de Centreville, en- deux
courses de deux miles temps 5:I6-5.I9.
Des nouvellcs plus recentes de la derniare
tsmpete sur lie collie, annoncent la psrte de
p~lusieurs vies: lie phare du passage a Test a
etc demoli. John Quincy Adams a CONSENT
a parler 4 Fanenil Hall, en- reponse au dis
cours do Mr.. Webster. Dcux espagnols ont
etc tradniis. il y a auslques jonrr, depant lie !
Recorder. a la Nouyells Orleans, pour s'stre
hattu avec des couteaux dams Ia rue, run
deus est dangereusement blesse. LIE che
min 4 coulisses de- Feliciana est maintenans
achieve du Bayou Sara 4 Woodvills. I'm
hos,ae du Massachusetts, a invente une ma
chine pour tourner des formes do cordonnier
q toutes In gxandearsMm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
.Ah happy. ii those tears OF theirs
couli wash a Nations .tan,< a,yay.

None but an in!brutrd nature could resist the
moving influence of the scene. The carly chosen
tavoritc of Washington, the trusted counscllor OF
Jefferson, the mucf-honorcd agent Of Madison,
tho guide and chief support Of Monroe, the pa
cihca,or of warring ChriStcndom, tie DESTROYER of
old party distinctions the stainless re>torcr OF the
Washingtonian cpoci, TO the Presidential Chair,
and now for ten years the bold champion OF uni
versa liberty against clnbatilcd hosts Of leagucd
oppression and uption->tood hero 10 be baited
with ridiculous charges OF perjury and treason BY
parcel of insignitican, creatures OF yesterday,
mere saucy boys compared with and little
better than crawling vcrmin hstched in the rotting
carcass OF tha, Old Dominion whose giants had
delighted to honor him. The monument Of past
age beacon TO the present, and landmark "i the
future how he towers above the little things around
him
The beautiful poetic appeal TO Virginia. with
which he concluded, produced 4 perfect thrill OF
delighted admiration in the whole assembly. The
cmphusis and the pathetic intonatioli Went 70 ny
very heart.
The bcs, wish can form al this moment tor
every friend for whose happiness J WISH IS =, that
they nigh, bc here TO enjoy these things bies-
cd arc our eyes, for they SIC him. and our cars tor
they hear him.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
For the Tribune
Enc,s in Regard 20 the TnriG....No. 4.

Ia Invlast | stated=lI growth our ci'1y=if
forty years be four :old IN populations nwel; n
it has been twenty fold. that of the Western
par, Of the STATE almost; bcyopd comparison.
Then turnpike roa, .~as the isl; improve
men: as late IS our last war tie first army that
PASSED on#io Niagara had to cuta road for The
cannon TO follow through where Rochcstcri> no'v
with population Of twenty Thousand inhabitants;
it was then a wilderness and or Government had
to connivc u, cloths beiag ,tsugslcd from Canada
TO supply the army with clotling-su:iieien; Has
not Tnnde=in the country. How is=our situation
no"; We make a better article OF coarse cloth
ing than ever was imported. Nothing was made
equal TO our sattinet,. The freight between AZ
ban. and Buffalo vas five dollars i hundred. and
who ever expected TO sec the canal made and he
profitable in hS dav. though future generations
might BE- benefited by Butit=las been nude
and has paid its entire cost. ard look atzihc popu
la,ion and the value Of properly hs> nece every
where. Suppose the State hadncver reserved
cent: the real estate in this Sa.c has raised
thirty times the cos; IL consequence Of II. aad the
Western States hare been made cnlircv. y hen
Steamboats, first commenced running "a Nhany
iiiy passengers were considered ver, large NUM-
ber Then they went three times a week; now
three thousand pas, u, and down daily during
summer and from what llas been what MAY we
not expect when The Ncw-Y ork and Erie Railroad
shall he completed to Lake Erie, wit a popull-
ti1n on It's inc oi four times MANY Il, was
the line Of the canal wien that was done: j,
will opcna communication with the West by
Pittsburgh nj all SCISSORS Of The year; and how,
long will it be before other railroads viii be open
to Eric and Cleveland and on West. and i:!-
stead of our city AID its vicnity numbering four
hundred Thousand Inhabitants ii viii in forty years
number four fold to it.Zlt we Will but be Ameri-
car, and have our eoanrry's good at heart put on
a protective tariff and make employment COR our
own mechanics. aad adopt thc=Home League in
every thing. ~ IS said by the English there Is
nothing so good a. is made in=Englan,l, 80 we
say there * nothing good as i made in Amcri-
ca there would then beno putting French labels
on American calicocs IS now the case to make
them sell for three or four cents moro the Yard.
W
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

YrcarAs.-We learn from reliable verbal lntof,
nation. that the province Of Yucatan has reaPsed
into a state of dependence upon the Mexican GOV
crnment We learn farther tha, when the luce-
taneSc Congress decided Upon acknowledging the
Merida and the other towns in the province By the
firing OF cannon, iluIninatonS and other lalliestn-
tons OF rejoicing. The precise terms upon winch
the rcsnneNation effected have not transplred;
but they have reference TO certain privileges ci 10
cal legislation which SANTA ANA has conceded 10
the province of iucotan. Thus ends this sarclcai
ss.empt at freedom in province which Is never
destined TO enjoy the prerogntve- rational liberty.
unt It's institutions are derived from genuine re-
public. and its population exhibits the capacity TOR
set.rovernlnent which distinguished the people oi
this country. y. y. pee
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

SvELlsc R.lslss.-A boz named James Nor
rson was arrested and committed for stealing
from the store Of Mr. J. r. McCunc l73 Grand
street, quarter-hox o. raisins thnt were tosnd IN
his possession.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

TKRrr OF SolE LEATHER.-on Thursday night
watchrnan Gar;hwaito arrested a; the Five Points
one oil the dishonest ohm Smiths with long
roll of sol" leather in his possession, wc! he had
stolsn and for which he was lodged in prison
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

There is harm IN saying, We presume, that
in all probability Com. Moore, with the Texan
fleet Is in the gulf. whiting tor thes. vessels,
We afraid that lie Is in possession OF all ne
cessary information respecting them, and that ne
intends take possession Of them Just as soon as
possible. So long as they bear the American
FLAG #howcvcr.=vvc do not soc how hc can feel
himself authorized 10 meddlc with them. But he
best knows what he is about. We shall hear from
them in n few davs. y. O.Pic.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
/ RARE CHANCE.-For sale, lot

Ground containing about three acres in high state
Of cultivation, situated in the pleasant and tourlslnS village
OF N.wtow1 L. L. 4, nilr, irot!e Ferry Williamsburg.
o. the premises dwelling house and kitchen adjoining
tl,o barn and excellent well o waller, good garden.
with OF 'rU currau bushes, grape vine, &c
Tie location desirable. being the immediate vicinity OF
churches schools Stores and about 100 yards from tc
Pv, Office where stage, pass To and rom Nc"-York tour
tircs dav For further particulars apply at 65l Broad
wav " Y or of Thomas LDwrec, stage house. Ncwo"il.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

II Also for sale or exchange, place OF 20 ai'Fes , p.
which Is a frame house on the St Joseph River near tic
village Rrisio Indian. Inquire at No $50 Na''au.stes''
nnnn.I. c linton Hall. ll1 u -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

z OR SAL f or LEASE, Washing-
{ ton Hail. larlen-or one years, that desirable
Hotel occupied by Andrew Home, situated on lhrl
Avenue The premises consist o large double ionSe Two
stories and attic small house the rear Ice House. an also
extensive Stables ard Sheds, containing in al! about eSht lois
Of grounds we'll calculated country and city CUSTOM be-
ing on the principal Avenue and about miles from the
City Hail. Apply 10 William v Brady 81 "I!iam-sreet
j2l If
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Thcv bnIlcvc that tho souls OF -NllAker>. m thcf
frances and visions renlv,.i-it the heavenly world
The lancet has been applied TO them, and their
flesh has been ,carifcd while in this state, with
gu, producing one particle Of blood One per
son who visited the land of spirits in tancc, saw
all the patriarchs and=king- Of oden tlmc; saw
king Davidtravcling, and solomon >now-whito
horse; aud Christ and all the apostles.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
I1yOR SNIl., or Eychange-A horizontal

bIHDR SNl.t. or ENChange-N horizontal
hghpr>>urr Engine. with poppei ,tca, and exhaust
cock end CYLINDER Cylrler So inches diameter,
tee, stroke; horizontal pump the cylinder wrought
iron connecting rod Is ong wa,erwhee shaft, and
crank CASTRO l feet long, three wacr-whecl ianchr'
pillow blocks SHAFT. All the parts, except the eccentric,
complete and good order The Engine IN all parts made
very strong high steam can he used necessary
For further particulars inquire OF r. VI Sauon. 2i Water
81, Thcna. J. Banch 30 Hudson 81 y. Y. IS Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
Y1O THOSE WHO DESIRE the quiet

4 and delights OF a country .e-COUNTRY- SEAL
AND FARN-For sale Tor exchange improved city
property cheap and accommodating terms, beau
u piece about aCTe Clnonvillc, Essex County, ~
ia pleasant, healthy and improving section OF country
miles from Newark from E!izaehtown and IL from
Nc,v.Yok which may b- reached in from an hour to an
are o, two stories con,sinn. II rooms, sokeroom, noble
cellar, md garc. Nc Flower and kitchen gardens, with
ornamental fences. Ao, barn. cnw-housc carTiaEchouse
On the place. which aro aloun IN fruit The soil Is excel
lent tor the raising grass, well as other produce
(Iaily ulailS,) &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
T1OR =SALE.-Eight valuable Lots, 81

B by l-5. Tor >alc fronting Clinton ,nd on Wash
in.tna Ay-l>, ErooYn; section g. next but 10 the
Bedford Ko,a, commanding perfect vicn OF Brooklyn and
t> Ciyor %, the mos; desirable building spot, on tht
,>nC a b. >o l>t February. unless previously
said sale Address note 70 ip Park Post Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

u The Mexican war schooners OF which
have spoken before, sailed from New-Iork on the
l3t!l inst, for Vera Cruz. They sailed under rhc
American flag, and will not hoist Mexican colors
until they reach their port Of destination and are
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07


This place Offered price less than The cost
Of the buildings and improvements, ana would be divided 70
u; purchasers, Possession Immediately II not sold, wiz
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
MON SALE or TO rentin Rroolz!yn-Thal

desirable residence, No, q Clark with stables &c
VIII be >oltnH accommodating rented Tor
ERIN o good tenant, l The furniture applica
ou a; ;ie ho1>e, Orat No. LibtrIv>y. te5 6t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
foEsI1. 7rosDAy 11oHNiNG. FEBRUARY :, ;sie.

rRo1rcTS OK TIE JSlrEp SrNrEs,-.The ;oI-
loving ia1le Of the Procluc,. OF the United States
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

The ClEED OF TIE SH,KEHS--0nc Carter y
rrnouneiHg >f.akcr- ilf,eng through the country
giving lectures on >ftlNcri>rn singing songs da'-
cili eNposill= the theory Miller. and amusing ti'>
,!elicc.. IN various ofcr w;ly- Somebody hoel,ed
TIC following from one Of his lectures:
The Silnker .crecd=, i. very curiou, onc.-IhrS
beiicyc in onc( God and two prisons in tue God
naaG--malc= and female. or faucr and Mother
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
three story house, No
jSt: ,iES r NJ. uLAxELl 80 Hudson st
go LEI. at Reduced RentS-Three

& St5->ysi;h Cellars x, STREET the build
atie corner Washington and pey streets, knowna> the
Ley Ctrch rhe>- well situated Tor the
rrta, civ aud country trade ad unsurpassed by any stores
10 g.le ci;y ov the butter ar! provision business
to. ,l,.whotcp PARK church -tCla oi The >iie
her carpenters cabinet nnkerS'> establishments
iNpy 20 HIRAM BARNEY, - John->t.
t5 Il opposite puIch.st.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Why, says the Doctor, . satisfy myself
abou, j, in this manner Either original SIN is d.
visible or indivisibe IL it is divisibe, every de-
sccudan, of Adam and Eve must have part and
.hc share which falls TO each individual AT this
day is small a particle that think IL Is not
worth considering II indivisible, then The whole
quantity must have descended in right line, ana
must now be possessed by one person only; and
the chances millions and millions 10 one. TINT
that person Snow in Asia OF Africa and thst
have nothing 10 do with it,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

ORlcisAL SIy-In ono OF Mr. John Adams 5
letters 10 his wife. is the following anccdotc on
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
CELEBRATED CHNRs.

in All kinds and comfort, such as Rocking, Re
cu!er, Revolving Ac. Tie frs, premium al the two las,
Far. h been awarded Kings Chairs rhey warrant
.G to be. tar superior I 0 any th, city or ei;:wiere.
VI. W. KING, patentee,
p-c1.., -Acu. Craun and RrunIu i
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

They believe that Adam wa> the father OF the
old crsation and Evctlc mothcr-botil beng ere
a;cd after the image of God and that the Mll!cni
u,n commences with the appearance Of Nnn Lee IN
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

j purchased a, the loves; market rates, al
ST s j. SYLVESTER'S. - Wall-sI and lSe Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

. NOUTHERN Literary Messenger, for
= J.nua-v can be obtained al 80 Ann street Price 50
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
- III r u. BIN IFIF UIl7, RtttFcT
NORGAN & WALKER have removed


WINDow.GLASS-iC0o boxes American WirloH-GEls',
Franklin Fni,on Morris and Delaware brands comprising
a complete assortment OF sizes from |8 to 2ESo.
FRENCH GLASS.-7OO boxes French Window ond Pc
ture Glass OF superior quaty--szes. 20 TO 81 >ie.
GLASS W.tEE.-S50 pockages Druggists Glass Ware,
Harmony Factory embracing the usual assortment OF
Vials and Bottle, l28 3taw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

the Cherokee frauds as reported by Lieut.. Colenc
Hitchcock, were discussed BY Mr. Gwls of Mi
who defended the Secretary, and by Mr.. CUSHING
on the same side and in long arsurnen, tina, tht
Heuse had no right to pass declaratory resolution.
on the conduct of the. President or Heads Of De
par,monts, excep: when articles of Impeachment
are preferred. The subject was laid over at the
expiration of the morning hour.
The bill to reorganize the Army was taken up
III COMMITTEE, and superlatively dry debate
principally cSnfned to the question of abolishns
the Offices of Superintendents of AImories, sud
leaving their duties to be performed by officers OF
the Ordnance Corps, Gas provided in the second
section of the bill, continued during the day, il.
which, among others, MeSsrs. BARTON, SPRIco
and GoecIs participated.
No action was taken on the bill.
The Army Appropriationbill was ,akenup and The
House insisted on its amendments and appointed
a Committee Of Conference {,o meet that to-day
appointed on the part of the Sena,e.)
A resolution Of Mr.. SrANLY to terminate debate
the bill to re-organzc the Army, al, three o'clock
tomorrow "wednesday was adopted
The House adjourned. ARGUS.