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THE sOMERs MUTINEERs.

We are credibly informed that one of the mp,;nesr,
who was brought home in double irons is now en,,
ployed about the Treasury Department in this CITY
THIS promotion Of ylany is Of piece with The en,,
pods operdndi Of this parenthetical administrator
Does the Senate Of the United States solemnIy 40
clare their want Of faith, over and again in ono
w. Tyson, Of Phadephia-he is finally cd
into an appointment over which they have no con.
troll '0''
Is Mr.. Gushing thrice rejected for Cab,ne, oaio,
he receives 900 out of $4,000 Appropriated
with an express condition, which condition Is yioated
that the Senate may be over-rode. l. one Powell re
jected by the Senate, and convicted Of intimacy with
Monroe Edwards the forger--he still receives a re
ward in defiance OF the Senate
So Of this fellow, brought home in irons and b,r.
y escaping with his life, he is promoted TO honorable
employment at the very seat Of the Goyernmcn,
against which he was, but a short time before con.
cerncd in most damnable consJ Tracy.
How long will such outrages be tolerated l-Vash
ingion Standard.
We copy the above from the Norfolk Herald
We DOUBT whether Messrs. Gales &, Seaton
would print it in the htelhgencer.
As TO "one of the muiineers,n we have onlv
TO say, If it be true, "this parenthetical Adj
mnlstratlon," is not, we believe, advised of n.
circumstance. So we doubt its correctness.
Mr.. Tyson was confirmed in Is4l BY the
Wing Senate, as Surveyor of the Port of Phil
adephia. He resigned that office, and was an.
pointed Commissary General. That office was
subsequently abolished.
Mr.. Gushing was rejected as Cabinet Min.
Ister; but that could not disqualify him as Com
missioner to China.
As for Mr.. Powell, it may some day be known
iop many and uho recommended him .,a;,a
I to say they were all respectable citizens
he was innocent Of the caumniou. CHARGE.
,rought against him.
As for the "fellow brought home in irons, "
We understand the President is wbollv iono,,r,
4 bis location and employmen,..
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From the .1meriean Sentin,J

We copy with pleasure the following article from
the inquiries of yesterday, and cordially endorse the
recommendation Of our friend r. W. Sutherland
Esq, native of this city
W.KossAs,-We learn that Thomas w. su,her.
land Esq, District Attorney Of the Territory of VIZ
konsan has written to Judge Randall the Presiden,
OF the Irish Emigration Society Of Philadelphia tb,
it will afford him great pleasure to give normaoo
AS to proper locations TO any persons connected with
his society who may desire TO settle in Wisconsin
lie describes that Territory of the mos, ln,e
resting sections OF this great country. The white
fish in its immense lakes--Is mines Of lead conner
zinc and fronts fertile soil and proverbiaIIy ssL,,
crious climate especially commend il to all Who do
sire to emigrate to the mighty west Being personal
~ acquainted with MIR. Sutherland, we take prea,
pleasure IN saying to our friends that if they have
any business to transact either in Wisconsin or ae
ma, they will find most active and faithful agent
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r ECTuREs ON CHEMISTRY a, the Me5.c,l

I tCT UNES ON OfIENTS 7 nj at The MeOIdT
IL College, corner of 10Th and L streets.-B Hu.
LOWELL will deliver Course of Lectures on Chemf..
try, commencing Fifth day, Thursday, evening
the 30th instant, at bali past O'Clock aud contru-
ing the same evening Of each week for three
months. The principles Of the science will be faml.
iarly illustrated by experiments with good chemical
apparatus, and many Of the manipulations IN The
preparation Of the gases and the analysis Of bodie,
practicable will be performed before the class ln
order to prepare them for being practical chemists
Single tickets for the course s.
To admit gentleman and lady S
For a class from schools 2each
To be had at the drug and chemical stores OF r 5
Patterson, NJ. Delany, and Fsrquhar 4 Morgan and
at VIM. NJ Morrson's bookstore.
nov 27-eo3t
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faeilius innotescanl, nee quisquam lsrum gnorsn'
tam slIegare possit, decernmus ct msndsmus mas
ad vevss Rasilicae Principis AposioIorum, ct Can
cellariae Apostolicse nee non Curiae Generals In
Monte Citstoro, &C in Acie Camp Fiorae dc oroe
per aliquem ex Cursorihus Nosris ut morris est puo
lcari, iliarumque exempls ibidem sfiixa reiinqni-
Datum Romae spud s. Marian Msjorem sub An
nulo Piseaioris die III Decembris MDCCCxXAlA.
Ponuhcatus Nostri Ammo Mono.
ALOlSUS CARD. LAMBRUSChlNl.
(p I'd Ephe'io' w. 5, ssqq, ad CalO'' I'LL ~ ''qq'
(2) .haihaei XXX. IS. seq
(3) Laefantits Dpia. Institution Lib. Y. 10 1om'
w. BiboM Petetiaa Patrum Tsisliis Gallaidio edt-
ias pag. 3lS.
az DE Resureet DoDiini Orai. ILL., Tom. ILL., pag.
40. Operua edit Puisie,,ss Ami 1888.
(5) I'D Corinlh. Ep. cap SIS. Tom. L. Biol. Gaiia'-
dii p, 35
(6) In Butler Rom. edit. iypis .Mainardi Tom VI
part Consi. COG pag l63
(D Ia Buliario Benedict XIV Tom. L. Coast L. 80
(8) .apud Rayaid.ln ia Annaibns Eeeiesiasiie'' 40
IN. l46l. n. AZ.
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TUCKER & son, Merchant Taiiors, having just

TUCKER & son, Merchant Taiiors, having iu,t
i received their Fall and Winter Stock Of Good.
respectfully announce the fact TO their foreign and
city customers, and also extend an invitation 10 tie
public generally to examine their assortment Of
French and English Cloths, Csssmeres, Vestlugs and
Fancy Articles for Gentlemen all Of the very latest
styles, and varied in prices that every may be
suited.
II has been their object in the selection Of goods
the present season, not only TO please all tastes BY
presenting splendid variety but also 10 convince all
who disposed TO test the matter that they be
furnished with clothing at regular establishment IN
Washington as chesply as at store or by going
abroad II will therefore afford us pleasure to Illus
,rae these facts either by direct or indirect compar
son. nov 27d2wh
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10 he Editor Of the Ma.lisOaiaa!

10 The Editor Of lhe Madisoaiah!
sIs have read with attention the Apostolic lat
ter (BulD of Pope Gregory XVI, given At Koms on
the Sd day Of Qrcember, 1889. z
II is without condensation most sssured'y' one o.
the most extraordinary State papers that has ever
been issued from any EuroIean potsntite ana inc
more critically TO be scanned and examined nasmuch
as il comes from potentate whose empire, as eAer
cised over the mind and conscience OF man. was %
influence vastly more important than mat eAef-
cised by imperial Rome and consulate Rome, even al
her greatest point Of elevation, when Tor the hfs'
time the God Terminus was made to move oacA-
wards. The empire of Sesestris, OF Alexander OIL
the Cssars, Of Napoleon, known only TO me Gu
rious who open the ancient tones which tell oil 'hese
things. But the Papal dominion-thoush somewhat
curtailed its power by the Reformation oil Lu'her'
the inventions OF the Needle and the Press more es-
pecally, and that regular and progressive march IN
human intellect which no alliance, holy or unholy' oil
church, and state, and of money, and privileged
ORDERS have, or can shall arrests still vast.
hope, sir, you will publish this Bull, in the orgi-
nal as we'll in the translation. hope II VIII DC 10
my power to follow up the subjects connected WIN
this Bull, because am persuaded that The SUBJECT
10 tehieh allude is Of great importance TO inc
people of the United States-I mean OF all the States,
those north of Mason and DxoDs line, as well as oil
those south Of that line. OF an importance far great
err than the war Of the Revolution the adoption oil
written State Constitutions, than the Declaration OF
Indepe ndence and the formation Of the Constitution
of the United States. All other questions that have
ever been agitaed in this country are like grain oil
sand compared with the EARTH when compared win
the subject with " hich this Bull is affiliated.
But publish this Bull, beseech you. II will cause
many TO reflect, and think, and pause
ROANE.
Nov. ODD, lS43.
sANCTIssIMI DOMINI NoSTRl
GREGoRu
DIyINA PROvIDENTIA
PAPE XVI.
LITTERAE APOSTOLlCAE
NIGRITARUM COMMERCE.
NON ExERcENDo
GRIND
TYpIs CoLLEGu URBAN.
l840
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BEAUTIES OF THE GLOBE.


We find the following delicate hints in Sa-
turday's Globe:
We did not elect John Tyler and we should have
nothing to do with his Administration particularly
when it is remembered that he committed the sin Of
signing the repeal Of the Independent Treasury and
recommending great Government paper factory"
for ,chieh honest Democrat forgive him ~
We might inquire who is meant by "we = if
it be the Globes peculiar party, we will readily
admit that they "did not elect John Tyler" in
meant, we deny the assertion, for John Tyler
was elected by the votes Of Democrats, and
could not have been elected at all without their
support. The Wings nominated him because
they knew the Constitutional Republicans
would support him-and these Rel ublicans will
stitution faithfully.
We have General Jacksons letter (writen in
lS4l) before us, which states, in relation to the
repeal of the Sub-Treasury:
Doubtless the President believes that the Sub
Treasury hes been condemned by the people, and SC
believing h ought not TO be eensured for girg his
ton to il, repeal"
AS TO the " Great Government paper fac tory, ;
il was substantially the plan suggested by JEFF
ferson. 1t was strictly constitutional, and the
People would now prefer il to either the Sub
Treasury or a National Bank
The Globe Of Saturday pretends to give the
causes of the recent defeat in Massachusetts,
and the following is alleged as one of them:
"a tendency on the part Of portion of our friend
TO coalesce with the National Administration wa
another difficulty in the way of our success"
The President and his friends are Stat,
rights Constitutional Republicans. If III,
Globes friends really liable to suffer injur,
by coaescing with them, why, then, do they
coalesce II is matter left entirely to the
own option. The Administration will neve
seek them they may be sure, after the abuse
heaped upon the President by the Globe. Blu
true Republicans will never find any Difficult
y" in coalescing with the President He is
ever has been, and will continue to be, JefIer
sonian Republican. All the factions and organ
Of factions in the Union, can never read hin
out of that party. They may abuse him an,
make war against him, but they cannot deprg,
him Of his principles. And they may find, "
the end, that they have not assaed him will
! impunity.
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The FLORIDA lSDrASs.-The St Augustine News
says =" Several Indians have lately made their APP
pearances in Alachua. They behaved in very peace
ful manner. We ali under the impression in lh,
neighborhood that the few Indians remaining in Flo
rida should be unmolested, and continue where they
are; their services hereafter in the unexpored coun
try of our Peninsula will be Of incalculable adyan-
tage to Government
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According to the Newark Advertiser, the number
year, was 100000 The number will be greatly m.
creased this year in consequence Of foreign demand
Within an hours ride OF Hartford thousand clocks
are finished daily. Nearly every ship that clears for
Europe now takes out this species of freight
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Counterfeit Dimes We were shewn, last evening
counterfeit ten cent piece several Of which are said to
be in clrculation dated 1893 1t was taken with sever
al Others from soldier at Fort Moullrie rho is said to
be the counterfeter Some Of his Comrades detected
and informed against him, and had him in custody on
Tuesday, TO be brought 10 the city for trial but he
made his escape that night Charleston Cou,itr.
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CAPITOL, HILL INSTITUTE

meeting Of the Capitol Hill Institute will he
holden at the Hall Of the Columbia Fire Compan,
on New Jersey Avenue, tomorrow Tuesday even.
ing at half past seven o'clock, where the public are
invited to attend.
IRA lecture will be delivered by Henry S1oI,
Esq Subject History and Painting
SIMON NOURSE
Chairman Executive COMMUTE
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From the augusta (.Ne.) Age
SEVERANCE ELECTED-TEXAS DOWN
THE TARIFF SAFEi

II is call day" with poor Texas II may now
knock in vain for admission into the door of the Anne
rcan Union. II cannot by any possibility obtain en-
trance. The door is completely closed, and the
"la,ch string pulled in Luther Severance, repre-
sentative elect from the third Congressional district in
Maine, guards the portals, vocferating "no admit.
tanee" This exciting question may now be regarded
forever settled, and the public mind so long All.
tated in reference TO IT, settle down into per
feet calm.
So also with the Tariff. This question NAV like
wise be considered Put TO rest 1t must stand per
batn e h,raiim, as it is. No alteration or amend.
ment can be made TO it. Not even Henry Clay. can
be permitted to correct the defects in it, which he
says may possibly exist, and should be remedied.
There rs no bealmcn IN this life, be il ever so dis
heartenng at first blush, from which some little con-
ISOLATION cannot be extracted If the event under
consideration is to be regretted in the MAN. still we
derive some little solacc from the reflection, that
these two "vexed" questions so quietly settled
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= ,TATlONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
- w. FISCHER, Importer and Dealer IN Fancy
and Staple Stationery has just received by the schoo'
ner Frank the remainder Of his Fall purchases, an
enumeration Of which will be given in subsequent sd'
v.rtisemepts. Members OF Congress and stranger
visiting the city will 6nd the most extensive sssor
ment at the lowest and uniform prices, at S'stione
Hall, east Of l2th street, Pennsylvania avenue
nov a. tsw2w
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NEW WORKS AT FRANcK TAYLoR's,

NEW WORKS AT FRANCk TAYLORs'
A CouRsr or LECTURES on rnE CoNsrlru
rlosAL JURISPRUDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES
delivered annually in Columbia coNege, N.f'y
William Alexander Duer, LID, late President
OF that INSTITUTIONAL most raiuabie irorh.
PEs,Lous ADvgSTUREs; or remarkable m
stances Of courage, perseverance, and suffering,
by II. A. Davenport. This is work iraushl
with thrilling interest.
McCuLLock's GAZETTEER, part vi-price 20
cents. We have often spoken OF the incompa-
rable value Of this republication.
TBE COMPLETE WORKS OF HANNAH More,
No. 6--price 20 cents.
NED MYERS; or LIFE BEFORE THE MAST,
This is Cooper's last novel, and every body
knows his excellence in stories OF the sea-
price 81. cents.
SPEECH OF JOAN DuER in the Protestant
Episcopal Conventioo-price one shilling.
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, Esq. the dis.in-
gushed American poet, and editor OF the New
York Evening Post, is 10 Washington.
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and that no one may sliege On Ignorance Of il, we
decree and commend IL TO be proma gated according
To custom by OF our messengers at the gates n
the Church Of the First Of the Apostles fSt Peters,
and OF the Apostolic Chanceary as also at those IL
the Palace on the Monte Citatoro, and in the c mno
ID Fiore and copies Of the same 10 be left affixed
IN those same places.
Given at Rome, at the Church Of s. Maria Mac.
giore, under the Fishermans Seal on the 80 day Of
December, 1889, in the 9th year Of our Ponti6eats
ALOlSE LAMBRUCHINI, CARpiSAl.
NorEs.
% Epst TO Ephesians vi 5, seqq. Epist 10 Col.
lossians Ill. % seqq. Nv. /.
(z) Matt XIV. IS, seqq
90 Lactantius Div. lnstt. Lib. V. c. l6 Tom
(sol) Nv. Of the Bib. Vet. Pat edited by GallanJ
and published at Venice, page 3ls.
az DE Res Dom Orat Ill, vol. Ill, page Aoo
Works edit Paris 1888.
(5) Epist TO Corinth, !. CHI. SIS, vol Bibl. Gail
p. IS.
(6) In the Csllscton Of Roman Bulls printed BY
Maynard, vol. vi. part 2, Const. GOA, page 1888
(7) In Collection If Bulls of Benedict XIV. vol
/, Const, l, p, 80.
(e) Raynald's Eccles. Annals l462, n. AZ
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Publishers Of newspapers who desire 10 en-
gage early supplies OF the Message IRON u.s. WIN
please forward their orders as soon as conVeni-
ent The price will be 81 per hundred.
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VINO READS AN AMERICAN Boos MIR Brant,
Myers work on Mexico, now in the press Of Mes,r,
Winchester & Co, New York, and Of which repor,
has already given a highly favorable character. i,
even now, we learn from good authority, in proe.s.
Of translation in Boston into the German Language,
with view to its immediate republication IN Ger
msny.-Boh Sus
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uW We understand that Government ex-
press will be despatched with the Presidents
Message Immediately after il is delivered 10 both
Houses Of Congress.
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scenes Of horror which his active imagination
musl, time after time, have pictured 10 him, d.
the inevitable result Of compulsory emsncipa-
ton. In his last appeal 10 his abolition friends.
made within few days, he says "Thst sla-
very will be abolished in this country and
throughout the world, firmly believe. Whe-
ther il shall be done peaeeably or by blood, God
only knows; but that II shall be accomplished
have not doubt, aud, BY WHATEVER Way
SAY LET IT GOMEZ Let il come even through
conhagraton and massacre, through The siaugh-
ter Of our sons and brothers, the shreks oil viola
ted daughters and sisters, the devastauo" o' ONE
half OF our common country what sehuT
ment TO inseribe on the tomb Of fellow eoun-
tryman of Benjamin franklin, OF success
sor in the Presidential chair Of George Wash
ingiou. Of professed follower Of the meek and
a belief, OF a wish, that the consummation Tor
which he is laboring may be brought about
peaceably but he is willing to wade--or rather
inciie Others TO wade--lhrough sea OF blood
ia order TO overthrow Constitution which
franklin and Washington helped 10 frame
and cordially approved, and which the Almighty
has hitherto blessed with unexampled prospe
riy.
Ii is not, however, to frenzied or depraved
minds that we are now appealing, but TO the IN
telligent, rational and conscientious opponents
Of slavery. We would ask them whether they
feel safe, on this question Of the annexation OF
Texas, in following the lead Of a man capable
of uttering such sentiment? Whether such
sentiments can properly be supported by sober
and practical philanthropy, which coolly ana
lyzes and weighs consequences, and hesltates TO
provoke the infection Of great and certain evils,
in order to accomplish remote and doubtful
good2 We would exhort them to acquire a
clear and precise notion Of the manner in which
the British Government, aided by abolitionists
in this country, propose to check the extension,
and accomplish the extinction, of slavery in this
country, through abolition in Texas and COM
pare the amount Of evil which they would in
fct both on the white aud black population,
with that which would result from an uncheck-
ed spread Of the slave population to Texas.
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uTTo-morrow we will lay before our read
ers the admirable letter Of Governor Shannon,
of Ohio, in vindication of President Tyler
VIII the Globe ''drag him 10 the staken today?
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~ We understand that application will be made
at the approaching session Of Congress by the heirs
Of the late Anthony Haswell, Of Vermont, for re-
funding the fine and interest paid by him under the
odious and unconstitutional Sedition law of the elder
Adams. We cannot doubt the success of the sppli-
cation.
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No BANx--A REvEsuE TARiFs-No pisrHi-
surios--No AaoLlrsoNisM-A STRICT coSsrhoc-
RIOS OF ras CONSTITUTIONS, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO PusLlc DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ApMiSisfSA'
r,os OF PusrIc ArFAlRs-Asp UNIVERSAL Sur
sa.aE wrrH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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ITRAssLATIoA.l

TRANSLATION.
APOSTOLIC LETTER-[BULLl
OF OUR MOST HOLY LORD
GREGORY,
BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE,
XVI. PorE (oy THAT NAmE,)
RELATIVE TO RETAINING FROM TRAF-
FIG IN BLACKS.
(ARlMS.)
ROME:
Painted Ar THE URBAN COLLEGE,
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store, AZ 4sic per BASH cash.
AsBEs-Pos are In limited demand ut 81 37i and Pearls
ct So 3lt. The wants confined TO domestic consump
ton.
PaovrsroNs have alterations in any article un.
der this quote Prices remain firm and triaing
demand exists.
MoLAssEs-Holders very firm, ard present prices
fully sustained We notice sales OF Porto Rico at 81
CENTS ST. Croix 800 81 cents New Orleans at 81 cts
10 the trade in lots TO suit
line. We quote soft shell clmonds 9 cents. Palermo
oranges, So So 25.
SUGAR.-A very limited demand exists, notwithstand
ing which, prices firm, and holders not disposed to
reeede fraction. We quote from sules Brown Havana
cents. White DO 81 l0c Porto Rico 81 II
New Orleans, 81 II cents.
HAy-The demand on the North river has become quite
limited, the wants principally for city consumption
Small sales are made for shipment. We still quote As AZ
cents for prime quality.
wHisKEY-D Drudge is very firm. The receipts are
small and holders mand ~ cents We quote for barrels
24a243c very little doing in this description.
FLoUR--The few days later intelligence from Europe
hes had rather uniavorable effect -four market
Prices yet remain without alteration We quote for
Genesee 81 Sill 81 s7t Ohio and Michigan 81 rs 81
SIT Ohio, round hoop, 81 SIT. Nothing doing in
Southern quotations cannot be otherwise than
nominal.
Corror-The market Is quite active; prices are very
firm Holders Indifferent about making sales at the
adv in quotations. The late advices Liverpool
by the Margaret have given favorable the
extent and prices well sustained The Britannia
will bring days later and will probably arrive to-
morrow. The news will doubtless be more favorable
than that lust received.