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Taesliy. Jinnsry 81
In The Senate. NJ. Miller. from the
committee on The District Of Columbia.
reporlpd.a bin to extend the charters Of
The District Banks. The bill extends the
charters 10 The gear ls5l-congress re-
serving tho righ, to alter, amend, mOdify,
orrepea. The sand charters, or any Of them.
The Oregon bill was taken up, and Mr.
Calhnln addressed The Senate with more
than usual ferror. In the course Or his
remarks, he expressed The firm belief
that. il preesi,aled into The question Of
occupancy. the territory would be LOST 10
us forever. and he grounded tia, belief on
the immense marine and land force which
Great Britain could bring 10 bear. olsen
gagged as they now were from their ope-
rations in Asia. lf We let The matter
alone, time, lie said, would do all for us,
more elIeslaa.ly taan we could 10 il, aud
without expense. and wilhbui the she'd
ding Of human blood. Abide our time
was the true policy. and in li;sic while
We would be as much stranger than Eng.
land as she is now more powerful than
us. lie dill NOT agree waih his colleague
(Mr. McDutIie) in the lille estimate put
upon the value of the territory. lie
thought il Of inss,inaable value ard The
higher he regarded it Inc mote ayefse he
was to pursue any policy that might en-
danger the whole.
Mr.. Phelps followed in explanation of
the grounds taken by the committee, and
in support Of the bill. Mr., Rivcs ~
pressed desire 10 be heard, aud the bin
was laid over until tomorrow. ..
In The House, The bill from the Senate
10 authorize the states of Illinois, Arkan-
sas, Louisiana and Tennessee, 10 scll the
lands heretofore appropriated Cor the use
Of schools, was, after some discussion,
read The third time and passed.
Mr.. Pearce, from The judiciary CON-
mit;ee, made report on the subject Of
reInndIng the fine to Gen. Jackson, and
moved that the report aud accompanying
documents be printed; ana also thai 5000
extra copies thereof, and Of the RI Dor, OF
the minority If The committee made al
the last session on the same subject. be
also printed.
Mr.. Weller objected to the printing an
extra number, and thenrdinary number Of
copies were ordered to be printed.
The army appropriation bill was read
The third time and passed.
The speeia! order of the day was then
taken nr. being the consideration Of Ter
ritorial blsiness.
"Wednesday February /.
The bill for the occupation Of The Ter
ri!ory of Oregon was again taken IN. and
Mr.. Rises addressed the Senate on The
subject. lie preferred lha, The bi.l should
be referred to the committee on FOREIGN
relations, that i, might undergo such re.
yision as would make il objectionable.
Some conversation occurred on its rrrt r
enee, when Mr.. Benton rose to address
the Senate; but the subject was laid over,
and the Senate entered upon The consple-
ration oresecative business.
II tie House, motion was made b.
Nr. Thompson Of Mississippi, to recon.
si''er the vote on the army appropriation
bill. Tie. motion was opposed hv,slr.
Granger, nd afterwards laid On lire ,able
by large minority.
Af.sr the expiration e. n. .n3..,;ap
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lowing is the result:
SUPREME COURT.

Since our last. opinions have been de,
lipared BY the Judges Of he Sapieme
Courl.as follows. viz:
BY RuFFis, G. ]. in lee d Mckay.
from Aew lianoyer, directing new
trial.
Also. in Poston AMI Sisnes D Jones, in
Equity, from Bnncombe, cirpciig an in-
quiry.
I Also, in Mcdaniel Mcdaniel, from
Baucom5e, directing the judgment be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

The PtAly DEALER.-We have re-
ceived The first nImhgr of semi-mnn,hly
periodical bearing this title, Published in
the city Of Raleigh, and edited by Mr.
William Stringer. 1t is ieyo:ed To the
cause of Temperance. and is designed 10
take the place Of the Temperance Union.
The Plan Dealer is printed with entire
ly new type, in very convenient form
for binding, and is furnished TO subscri-
bers at The low price Of one dollar per
a1nun.
II haging been determined by the State
Temperance Society To discontinue the
publication of the Temperance Union,
Mr.. S;ringer, with the appreciation Of the
Society, has undertaken tits enterprise
on his individual responsibility, and it is
to be hoped that the friends of Tempe
rance throughout the state will efficiently
aid him. 1t is rtainIyy more desirable
that We should have a paper of the kind
published in this state, than to be COM
PEELED to resort 10 Other states for Tem-
peranee journals.
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FEDERAL CouRT.---The time OF hold
ing this Court was altered By an act Of
Congress passed at The last session II
will hereafter be holden in Raleigh on the
fourth Monday in May and The second
Monday in December in every year.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has dis
posed Of The whole Of The remaining pa.-
ton of the loan authorized by the act of
the 18th of April, 1912, at par Mess.s.
John Ward & Co Of New York, are The
purchasers.
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EEnnSD OB0U@E0
Thursday, Fekruafy 90.

Al m election held on Saiuraayih The 9Th
insl.Fsr Magistrate Of Police and Com
missioaers Of the town Of nillsborongh.
the following gentlemen were e,ecied:
Thomas clalcs, sllfzeis rsis If Poiics..
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GEoRGiA.--Full returns lave been re-
ceiyed at MiIledgevile. Of the recent Con-
gressional election in that state. The fol-
Iau,in.r Il tho raS,tI.. r-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

We are requested 10 announce A. MIC
'KLE, former Register, as a candidate for
.re-electian.
We are also requested To announce n.
d. BaS as candidate for the appoint
meni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-16

In addition TO other maiiersof imnor-
lance. he Magistrates Of the county viii
hear iRnind, that their attendance is need
ed ateur next County Coau to elect a
Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
A Ne,v-York Tragedy.

AT half past last evening young man
named Clinton Baker wasstanding in Fulton-s
neer Broadway, he was accosted by fellow
namedWal Wallace, who accused him ofinsulting wo-
man "a street-walkcr) who was passing or standing
by Wallace. Baker denied the charge and an al
1ercation ensued. Wallace, it appears, carries a
knock.down instrument composed OF Junk Of
lead fastened to string. As he was drawing
this from his pocket, Baker struck him, and was
instantly assailed by The woman, who struck him
with knife or other sharp instrument in his
throat, cutting severe and dangerous wound.
Baker uttered no%excanation, but passed on up
Broadway, bleeding profusely, and was supported
into the house of DR.. Goldsmith, No. Park
place, where he remained when we left, under the
charge of DR.. G. He was much exhausted from
loss of blood His friends had gone 10 the Hos
pital to procure admission for h.n,, and Others had
gone to the Police for officers to aid in arrcstng
Wallace and the woman, who disappeared soon
after the tragedy. We are informed that Wal
lace is confederate OF the hariot in picking the
pockets of the simpletons she decoys INTO her den
of infamv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
Things ia philadelphia,
correspondence Of The New-York T,iSor,
PHILADELPHIA, Augrs, 81

NJ
Tux FIRST Dr.TRlcr.-The excitement in the Fir, e.
ression.l District, among the friend, OF the vasca, Los
oco candidates, co1tiaues uaabated fw days ye,is,,
TO the Ward meetings OF last Monday eyeLing most ,rg
rilous and stupid handb circulated the ins,,pr :,
one Of tile candidates for Congress abusing Judge. Hg i
Campbell of the Criminal Court aud charging them VIII
using every weapon that their pacced chcaaery ca. r
their hand, on = in favor Of NIcCulley.
Tnr RsPSALEEs.-The nep Repeal Association ,houss
not fnllv organised viii hold another glorious meetir. "a
morrow evening, make arrangements for second emit
,ance on the 10th inst by the Boston steamer. The Pes,
dent viii hand in this meeting the Of SlO3 received
from Beaver Meadow
Fully CoMsurrHp.-Ambrose Case, charged with III,
recen, forgery upon the Farmers and Mechanics Bank has
been FULLY committed by Alderman Palmer to answe, a. IL,
next Court Of Quarter Sessions
Tug Co.L TRApr.-The " strike among the Lehi,t
boa.ren engaged in the Coal trade still continues and
appearances Eaton Monday and Tuesday serious n
suits were looked for.
Complete apathy pervaded Stock MarNe, to-day Th
sale, were quite limited, and the attendance small
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
saa=s=aa aHaH'HaH -7z7'
From the Georgian.

ISToLERANcE-THE RECENT INsuLr To MS
EvERErr.-It is strange anomaly that persons
frequently prefer to see person of no religion a.
all than Of one differing from theirs. The bitter
hatred existing between the Purtans and the
High Churchmen OF the British Commonwealth
is matter of history. The recent insult to our
Minister at the Court of st. James, at Oxford
University. is fresh example of this, as it va,
understood that the objection TO his receiving a
degree was his Unitarian views OF Christianity,
while it is notorious that in times past avowed
Infdels have received the honors of that orthodox
school.
This tendency in many to prefer practically
no religion to one differing from their own re,
minds me of an anecdote of Louis XIV. 80 illus.
trativc of it that it will bear repeating, even to
those who recoIect it:
The Duke Of Orleans proposed to him an En-.
bassador to Spain, whom he accepted, but the
next day recalled because he had heard he was q
Jansenst :" By no means, your Majesty" sad
the Duke, f" for, as far as | know, he docs moi!
even believe in God" May depend upon
that > asked the King, gravely. Certainly
replied the Duke, smiling. "Wcll, then, e,hn
take the post, in Gods name."
S,oyr,r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
Later from Mexico.

The U. S ship Vincenncs, Capt. Buchanan,
arrived at Pensacola on the 18th from cruise in
the Gulf of Mexico during which she visited
Vera Cruz Campeachy and Tampico. The
Vncennes brought papers from the City of Mex
leo to the 9th June. containing the following or
der of President SANTA ANA:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

n TIE QUEEN OF THE WEST is the name
which Mcssrs. Woodruff & Nlintrrn have gwen
to the new ship which they intend placing in their
newly formed line of Liverpool Packets. When
these same cnerprlsing gentlemen had exhausted
their own ingenuity and taxed that of the skillul
artiticcrs and architects who recently constructed
and finished the ship Liverpool we thought the
art of ship building was about at lis limit, but the
Queen Of the West is proof that the art is still
progressive. She is about 1859 tons, and is said
to be the largest merchant ship ever built in this
country. She is now fully rugged and will be
launched on Saturday afternoon al ) O'Clock from
the yard of Messrs. Brown & Bell. foo, OF Stan
ton-strect. \ limited number of ladies will be
admitted on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

PENSACOLA DRy-DocK.-Wc noticed the fact
yesterday, that the Navy Department had Sc
lccted the Sectional Floating Dry-Dock for the
Pensacola Navy Yard. We have since learnt
that the selection was made by Judge UpsHuR
Just before he retired from the Department, and
we feel it our duty to say that in our opinion his
choice has been judicious. The subject was much
discussed last winter in the newspapers and in
Congress, and it was then evident that public SEN
timent correspondent with our own in awarding
the preference decidedly 10 the Sectional plan ;
VIC cherish lively trust that the Department will
be fully sustained, not only by that sentiment, but
also by the practical results OF the new plan
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

T. The flag designed for the China Ais,
son was manufactured out of American S!k' y
j. w Gill Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio. It's i9i u
feet in length stripes, crimson and white, % %
inches wide; the square 81 feet long, ) fees :
inches wide, of beautiful! blue.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

II There are already l73 patients in our new
State Lunatic Asylum at Utica-ll3 County,
and 60 who are paid for. Oneida County furnish
cd % of them, and Otsego 10. OF these 81 are
males and &c females Thirty of them have been
cured, four died. l39 remain. None are sick.
The Asylum was opened on the 10th OF January
last
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
Arrest of Pirates.

David Babe and George Matthews, two of ile
pirates and murderers recently belonging to the
Sarah Lavinia, were arrested at the house OF MI
Knowles, No. Washington-street, yesterday
| morning, and are now in custody OF the 7. >
Marshal. They are both young men, BABE is
said to be native of England and Matthews be-
longs to Maryland. They had an accompice
named William Webster, who has not been ar
rested and is supposed to have gone to Pl!adei-
phia.
The pirates landed about 8 miles below New
port, r. Island, ION the opposite shore on Sat
urday night and gave the boat, the schooners
compass, and S43 in money next morning to be
put over to Newport. Here they remained dur
ing Sunday at the tavern Of Mr.. Knight. At )
O'Clock in the afternoon they took the boat for
Providence, and next day crossed the railroad for
Stonington and arrived here in the steamboat
Massachusetts, on Tuesday morning.
The deputy sheriff of New Bedford, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Knight, pursued them, coming TO
the city in the succeeding trip OF the Massachu-
sets, and arrived yesterday morning. The
pirates left bag Of clothes on board the Massa-
chusetts, which was examined and found to con-
tain articles belonging to the captain and mate,
some Of them having been recently washed but
still wet, and bearing upon them, apparently, the
marks Of blood A man, after the ARRIVAL OF the
boat Yesterday, went on board with ticket to
get the bag, by which means the residence OF the
pirates was discovered. Matthews was arrested
forthwith. and Babe short time afterwards, the
latter having been absent when the officers ar
rived at the house They were separately con-
Quoted on board the steamboat and lnterrOgatcd.
Matthews at first denied all knowledge Of the
transaction He afterwards said that Babe called
Webster, the cook, and himself from the forecas-
tie, told them that the captain and mate had be-
come engaged in scufiie and had fallen over
board-that Babe then took charge OF the vessel,
and few days afterwards, when they ncarcd
land. he directed the cook to do some duty IN re-
la,ion to the sails, and while so engaged nc went
behind him, struck hlm over the head with mar
line spike, and killed him. Babe then directed
Webster and Matthews to throw the body Of the
cook overheard, threatening, if they did not that
he would serve them in the same way. This ver-
sion of the story is strenuously denied by Babe,
who states that he was spectator and the others
actors Babe Is II powerfully framed man.
Matthews is rather the reverse and appears to be
perfectly PROSTATE. He seems anxious to turn
States evidence. Mcssrs. VIM. N. Price and
A. Nash have been retained as their counsel.
After the arrival of the boat on Tuesday, Babe
Whose real name, by the way, is said to be Will
liam Brown exchanged at the store OF MIR. Ink
ham an elegant gold watch which had belonged
to the mate, for a silver one, and $50 in money.
Mr.. T. readily gave it up to Mr.. Rapelje, the T.
S. Deputy Marshal The prisoners were COM
mitted to the Tombs, and will undergo an ex-
animation on Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

TEE Caors.-2hc 6Iacon Messenger Of the
9th inst. says: . The prospect Of the corn and
cotton crops in this vicinity is very favorable.
The corn crop may be considered as made. Col,
ton looks very wei, but the various malades ana
evils that 1t IS heir to may still change 1t. liR
plants are we'll grown, and bills beginning 10
open. We hear of some sections where the
drought has been injurious to the crops, but gene
rally the rams have been abundant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

u During the gust on Saturday, the barn i
'ir. William Cooper in the town Of New Nll.J'
sor, Ny, was struck by lightning and des'5Ts.a Ts,s
with It's contents, valued at 4 to S5cO. in''S
was 10 Insurance upon the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
TnG AMERICAN AGRrcuLrunIsr.-Thc August

TIE AMERICAN AGRICULTURlsT.-Thc August
number of this excellent periodical contains a
great variety of information useful and interest
ing 10 all connected with Farming. 1t is very
handsomely embclishcd, as usual, and devoted to
Southern as well as Northern products The
present number is of peculiar value to breeders of
Cattle and Sheep. 1t is of to be had at one dol
lar per year of Saxton & Miles, 2O5 Broadway.
(Scc advertisement for contcntsl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

Fnosr.-The Angelica Reporter says, :" There
was quite severe frost in many parts OF t,ls
county [Allegany N. Y. on Thursday and r.. H.
day mornings last, 2lst and 22d inslans. We
have not heard that any great amount Of INJURY
uas dong ;,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

u The U. S. Marine Court Martial recently
convened at NIiddletown Conn.,, for the trial OF
Lieut.. Sloan, closed its session on Saturday last,
and the finding has been forwarded 10 the Navy
Department, for approval The proceedings have
not transpired
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

II The Postmaster. General is now at The
City Hotel, fBarnum's) Baltimore, where he Is
under the care of his family. We learn ,ha, ,bs
wound in his breast is quite small, but that he
suffered much pain on Wednesday from the to.c.
with which the knife struck his breast bone.
Gardner, the young man who committed he
act, has been committed to jeil for further .,
animation, which will take place as soon as ",
WlcKL1rFz is sufficiently recovered to be pressn,
1t is said there is no question OF the INSANITY NJ
young Gardner, the fact having been known n
his family and friends for several weeks. In ,
few days measures will be taken to satisfy tbs
public OF this fact and have him confined in x.
Insane Hospital. His mother arrived in B,s
more on Wednesday in the deepest distress :.
account OF the sad affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

. u Two thousand sheep passed through !. n0an ~
Cattaraugus County, on Wednesday, 2ola u''0'
their way to the prairies of Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

u The County of Worcester, Mass. has re-
solved to build new Court House, directly south
of the Old enc, Sc feet by los, partly fire proof.
of Quincy granite The lot 200 feet square.
cost $1,000; the building is contracted for at
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

j. WnLl.M Nj M'KowS, of Guilderland, Albany
Co. native Of Ireland and a solder OF the Revo-
luton, died at his home on the lst, in his Slst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

YucArAN.-Passengers who arrived at Nsr
Orleans from Campeachy, are OF opinion that bos
tilities will be renewed between the people q; w
catan and the Mexicans. The Government arpn,,
in Campeachy were offering very liberal vsoss s,s
to citizens of the United States, provided tSsv
would enter the service OF Yucatan AT the HI
est dates, the greatest tranquility prevailed IN
Campeachy and the other parts OF the pcninsp,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

FRoM FLoslpA.-By laic adyices f,oln Jack
sonvile, VIC learn that there is great scarcity OF
Fouf, especially in the Alachua country. where
the settlement is rapid. Even in Jacksonville
there is not pound of -four TO be had to- money.
The weather is sultry and dry, with a look for a
sickly Fail. Gen. Worth has returned from the
South-eavinG all quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
To the Frieuds OF sIr. Clay.

Linz
LtfE AND SPEECHES OF HgsnY CLAY.-The pun.
sfs Of this work prepared execute oFeSI'
extent The work is comprised in two octave 'o's' a.,
ainng in the whole upwards Of lco pages, ard I
Iated by splendid steel Portrait Of Sf ciAr st
MS Birth place ia Virginia and Fac Sintle 0 o's %
etteFsthe whole for One Dollar It's believed -
cheapest '.or. published in America These
form an important portion of the History OF our o0"aD
The last thirty years, aud interesting TO all eiA'
readers, without reference TO politics. a
PRICEs-WeH done up IN strong Je1tots e0se''
the French style: ca
Single copy vols, octave, upward, of lioo pages %
we've copies ior- .''.'' 20 %
twenty-five copies ior. 80 90
One hundred copies for. -
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None sent commission. Terms CASH Orders n'',.
addressed TO GREELEY & MeELRATH, Ne:s. o'-'
- The American Museum to-day appropFisW.s - Sieh y
oensh oi Gcea; Western, and re has presented ot
wi be snEe 10 f that establishment, It's utmost ae
several eminent performers having volunteered 10.
sion. The most bflia performances may Dc Tb.rs
the sSening; commencing ct quarter past osiocA'
viii Be full house Of course
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
MINISTRY OF WAR AND MARINE !

ANTONIO LoPEz SANTA ANA meritinG well OF ms
country General Of Division and President provisional OF
the R-pGbic of Mexico the Inhabitants Of 1t. Know ye
that considering the criminal ad dcteabe abuse which has
been committed aud now beng committed by many for
egners belonging by birth 10 nations living peace
and amly with the Aiexicans u,urpiug e territory
invading with aud b. attacking the troop, OF
the Republic, by dspoiling their property aud by commit
ting worthy of bands of ard PIRATES that
without the pale Of the laws of nations aud fine that
has arrived put end these evils and scandal
proceedings. EYcGcng the rights aud emp loving the
which nations similar because those
whom the generosity and cemeucy Of tie Government has
padoncd have returned aggressiors and
forward their Injurious have resolved for the
good The natioa order save it from tie attacks OF
sustain the rights OF the Republic, that that which the fol-
lowing articles prescribe be OLeyed in which have
hoIty he 9TH of the aftces of Tacubay ty
the nation
lst For the future quae Shall be granted and all
reignes who iavade the territory - Republic o. their
immediate pg>rH whether accompanied in tkrir eltcr.
prise by few many Evcaturrrs and although ostesib, i
may b. Justified i ti Ptcyt Of itrrirfia the cit dis
cords, with Jitr We, ~ at'siaT. political r4d
This penaty s,l be- ai.ic. upon al farei.uers b they
Of what country t-y MAJ bclu>e the rsicalfs being 81
peace VIII! al other pgoss ,i 7S.iIi;. OF bia 10
may make war uP'u thsm plry isLyidua, aud places
him without tIe protection Of existi... t..a.ies.
ID. The GeHcss-nc ch:ei q s Amy ti- tirrll> Corn.
randant Of the maritime ad frontier apartment aud al
having military authority tia; ,iial lfP-ri. r
Nading our territory or promoting c.vl! it
hand snail te responsible i5r the sc:upuous accom-
pllshmeat Of this decree, sad The punishment f lis ifac-
ton shall he the loss of Office b. The person esponsie
Therefore command that this be printed published AID
circulated and receive the proper execution.
National Palace ai Neyes, i7th Jare, 1873
ANTONIO LOPEZ SANTA Ana
JO>E VI ARIA IoRffEi. Min a. W md