New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02

rica BY the United States, according TO ,Ae eighth
article of the Treaty but the motion did nor pre-
vail.
The question was taken on the arnendmen, o:
Mr.. Everett and ii was rejected: Ares %,
Noes los.
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Tennessee, moved to strike or.
the $500 600 to be divided in equal moieuss 10
Maine and Massachusetts but the motion did no,
prevail.
The Comrsittee then rose and reported the bill.
The previous question was moved and second.
cd and the bill wa. passed Yeas 1877, Nays 81.
Ard the House adjourned.
pIt is rumored and believed that Mr. FoR.
WARD has temporarily withdrawn his resignation
of Secretary of the Treasury; the effect of which
will be to enable the President to deter until after
The adiournmen, Of Congress the changes which
are proposed to be made in the Cabinet.
National Intellicencer.
SUPERIOR COURT. ...TuEspAY, Feb. IS. 1888
No. II. Charles Mcknsht vs., L; 3 iayior ct al Ap
r Chief Justice TANEY delivered The opinion OF ihs cour
ry.rsoe The decree the said Circuit Court IN this care
with costs and reuandsg the same to The said Court with
directions 20 aisrni, the bill OF complaint
No. 10. R. B. Rhett painuh IN errSr, vs. n. Foe The
,rruupnt of this cause continued by Mr. Husr 70. the
defendant IN error.
lHE REVOLUTION IN tlA1 ii.-SaPl. higgins,
of the brig Joseph Atkins, at HelH,ess Hole 2lst
inst, on her way from AuxCayes for Boston, in.
forms the cores pondent of the Merchants Ex.
change ,h,, he was obliged to put to in conse-
ouence of a revolution which broke out three days
previous to leaving, (29th ult.) On the evening
of osth uls, report reached Aux Caves that
large number of men, say or 5000 strong were
ouartered on the plain. The General In command
ordered out all ais forces, about 1000. which were
stationed al their post during the night. The next
dsy the inhabitants were all armed and paraded
in the public square. In this state OF affairs every
vessel in port got ready for ses, except the schr.
James of Marbehead in consequence o. not having
sufficient ballast. Tn. merchants and principal
men were ell moving their specie and most valua.
Bile goods on board the shipping. The English
merchants we're loading the British brig Jane Er.
skine. At the time the Joseph Atkins sailed,
there was report that the insurgents had advanc.
cd within two miles of the town, and had sent in
communication stating that all they wished wsS q
change OF administration, doing awey with the
military dcspo,ism, and TO establish government
similar 10 that of the United States If this was
promised. then they would lay down their arms il
NOT, thcy would march upon the town. Capt. His.
gins further states that the excitement was very
great
a Lucky THouGHr.-Durng the earlier part of
the French invasion of Algiers, small party of
French troops fell into an Arab anbuscade, and
those who we're not Immediately slain or taken
prisoners, were obliged to put more trust IN their
heels than in their muskets. IL happened that
the regmental band was with the party, and the
musicians made a retreat with the rssrs in a pres
tissimo movement of the most rapid execution
The ophcleid player was, however, embarrassed
by his instrument, and he was hestating about
carrying i, farther when, happening to cast Par
THAN glance behind, to his CONSERVATION ne beheld
an Arab horseman close upon him. Farther tight
was useless there was ,thng for him but to
hsht or surrender Years Of desert slavery made
a gloomy prospect; and yet, what could his side
sword avail against the spear of the pursuer Des-
peraton is the parent of many strange resources
The lately abused ophiceid was lifted to his shou-
der. mrsket fashion, and the muzzle brought to
cover his foe The Arab was struck with panic
Doubtless this was some dcvitry of those accused
Giaours-some machine of death, with mouth
large enough to sweep half his tribe into eternity
Not second did he hesitate, but wheeling round
he yalloped off at a pace that soon took him out
of wha, he conceived might be the range OF the
grandfather of all nuskets. Our musician MADE
good his retreat, with a higher opinion OF the
powers of his instrument than he had ever before
possessed, and the story was the amusement OF
the Freach army for many day afterwsrd.