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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY. February il, ls45
SECURITY or PASSENGERS.
Mr.. TIBBATTS presented the memorial OF Ber-
nard Cohn jr. and seventy-sx others, citizens of
New Orleans, praying that Congress may pass
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entitled act to provide for the better security Of
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in whole or in part by steam" approved July 9, 1888;
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on the state of the Union.
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this session, to enter into the family of the Union
He said that The people of Florida after awaiting An
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NEW MUSIC-JUST RECEIVED-WILLIAM
IN FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, has Just re-
ceved the following new Music, which will be sold
at a reduced price
'Tis now the promised hour Music by F. II.
Brown.
The reconciliation answer to "Tske back the
gems"-By C.. w. Glover
oh had she loved me but sinccrey-Music by
Wolcot
Observation-Disclosures II. August Ponce.
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Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
COMpi.i uENTARY.

Referring to- lh- present Post Mas
Ter Gene a, the n. York Morning
Mes says:
Ills opposition to extravaganza.
and all private c'ainS thai were not
cleIrlv Just. has been me distinguish
mg FEATURE ct his oars in Congress.
Tn" >lnIa ~princ;ple OF action will
had him :" ~Icn economy rs will re.
duce the rxren es "i his department
AeAa" rs receipts, and thereby Sc
cure tho prrnancncv Of the law.
I've vii 4ly add, that there is
M memhamnizibe Cabinet whose Sc.
lection H. Ietiiy;ng to the Dem.
~ocra"y hHUbonrs than Mr.. John
SON"
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
STEAMHDAT 0SiON AMI
h>S or III

w learn !r"m Il siin -, the Sua',-
c'i'nla AaverrI>-r, l.ai the L. :.
Ua' S'eamrr Siren. 0n her voyage
ir"" Chait"bnochir, on the ni,it al
re I7;h ut. burst her hnrierS. mn.
ling i cor.p,c'e wreck of tie h,at
nd DESTROYING" In" lives nf ten oi tn
crow. Cut. Sharrln>.. the caster
'ide 'e,S-l. W. thrown from The
ole d""k iGin u" az. int ~ !ai N.
int' '"r water he s,an nir uninjur
II. For ura'"iv III. piss .nrrrs hq,i
'ctmci Ia Their hprii.S. arI ve,,
! III exposed iHrir force Of rhc rxolo.
,I'n.-N O.. Bul c,in "i the 5:h.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
THE SEAS ANTHEM:

II was the sublime intention y,
N'rh"las Ferrar that perne,ne,
Chant or solemn services Of mr,;c
should be established AZ Little Ga.
ding TO be sustained by generation:
,''ef genera in, and continued no
IN" end OF time, without the. infer.
rhP'ion of a moment. lie -uishad
that. whatever might be tho. mndi.
ton Of mer or the character Of ,h.
times. the voice Of praise nigh, ever
be ascending; that it shoa!d raiser-n.
md The roar Of contest; tina, the a.
and his ~descendan, might. !.
HIie IN the same song Of t~hanksqiv.
ing. and century by an ai,,-embracine
"f worship. What the sain,
the sea performs. There
ire times pertains in which from hu.
nan lips throughout the broad exten,
the earth. no sound of PRAYER or
is heard; but the listening ser.
'ph, who looks on, from the window.
heaven, hears the organ Of tho
peal everlas,inely.- Stanley.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
NOD.anN

.Cnme. Niniod. il is long time
since We have conveised together
upon scientific topics. Suppose you
answer few questions in astrono-
ry!'
~ ~. sir. f { away"
"il"N many revuiuiions does the
earth make Ia passing round the sun?
"SnmciiueS more end sometimes
less; bat the greatest revolution IT
aver made WAS the revolution in
ith"i- l-lard.'
whit IL supposed to cause the
'"Ina>s E Mar-f'
~"Spre-rna hari an living high"
"Nhirh rre tie most eccentric ol
the ! cd,eri, - ieS?'
The B,,crv gals-some say the
sewn 81 r. is, because they are
pf!.'
.!lnH can We ascertain the dis.
tncr fro n the earth L the sum-
'GGeS> how iar me quarter Of the
way =. and multiply that by A.
"Who discovered Herschel's Sat.
-~Iiues!"
"Ihr Dlke OF ri ma-o'c, in Pa,in-
SINS eftiog cellar. 1000 years B. B.
iBein,e Or. cse'."0
What il the moons diameter in
'~prgr"--:n par:-ee-how does her
equatorial prrn!lax vary-and is she
me- III p.rtn ming her orbit when
'he ~rrth is II It's perihelion Or aphe.
lnui'
Il can, hardly VOL all lhlt-bu,
| think il did rhnn,h.'
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
WOMAN.

Female loneliness cannot be clo.h.-
ed more imposing parb than that
"i knowledge. A female thu, array.
ed. in one of the most interesting
objects of creation. Every eve
rests upon her with pleasure. The
learned and wise Of the opposite sex
delight in her society, and afix to her
character respect and renera,ion.-
Ignorance and folly stand reproved
IN her presence. and vice in h bold
career, shrinks a dashed in her gaze.
She moves the joy, the pride, the Go.
light of the domestic circle. She
excl'es the praise, the admiration cf
the world. -
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
MYSTERIOUS.

some five weeks sirce Mr.. r. l..
C'rdrli. hrn't"r and one Of the fru
"t T. u Cordcil < c.. left thi- place
az saline county. CIR the purpose ui
purchasing some land. ado uior II
''rm whmh BE- own. in IN !, cnnnty.
Some OF The irierds nf Nir. Cor '-lI
e'rirg tfrai there m'nhi he snrn-rhin,
>erI"'lS ~ his dc a,iur So ton. wcur
~ rrrsn't, and have. We tnlrrs'arA.
IS ted he rltcr whera Mr.. C"rdrli
IN cndci -"rrg. hn' could her ~
ting q h'm- 4 letter. date a.
B'on,i!le an Tues Ia> last, from II,r-
,ev C. rdrli {" his brother IN tn
place. stated III I nothing vhatcvp,
= uli he aSreii ind ~ the f,tr a.
~ br ,her since re lett R"onviIle.-
lie WIS accompanied about n mil.
'r"m Bnonviilr bv a friend. Thi. i,
the last account uli.h can he he IT..
of him. Mr.. C"rdcll had - C ,n>ider
abb" an ny "f money with him.
-IJrll,rsnr Eru.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

Inc New Orleans Tropic copie.
The iolIowing significant extract from
! the National Register. in The Civilian
ftgvIdenlly relates to The abolition
~ England oil the duty "a raw cot
ton, witch IS nos agiiated with s.
.Iuch cn,r-y BY The Ep.lts.. .niuu.
iactUsrs:
"ihe removal ot this duty on cot.
ton, wi! enable the British govern.
ment to throw vast commercial! al
V"n'ages intn the hands Of the mer-
Giants and planters Of Texas. We
e>e'y reason 10 believe thrt il
We c'nc'uj" "ienaIn indrpendent,
tins Guy viii be removed fon all
TX sc"ton introduced u'u Engiisl.
r"''-, "ile vii, re r+tainei upon
IN II E~i"Guc. d in he United Stttes.
Chdtr l:is disc lnlIat!un IN cur la
vol. Hay lc also embraced usa
Il u t"i acc". Ii ii!s Way our rival.
snip VITA the Uni I'd States, vii be
ahr">t Instantly established. These
&c aHv"n'a. IS con d nnl fail /" AZ.
t:ac' %i.'!icr Me p'H,ung capital ot
the s"u'hsIH S,.res. for under such
an arrlrg"ui,nl tn Y would gam hv
The rh"n-c an increase "f psofi,s If
lot i'ss than 40 per cent. per an
num-
Tie CivI@n of the s,l. has the FOL
paragraph IN relation 10 the
'x ont rade n T'rn,is u.s. etc.
I'VE .li'I lock. with great conf.
tor tie pcrioi VIXEN Il highly
nnf otlant idlscrariv, trade wilt be
ION" IN The "xp"rtalion "f many ar
'lcles from Texas. which have not
ruiln'ri" r"mr INTO he account IT HE
foreign rais"f his comfy. With
IN ~" las, year important advances
have Been maie. end there Is - cool
P~T";qeci tia; ,iev VII c,nrinnr IN
II! t." manv important bn, dormant
''SuH'" 5, N!i"'. re capable "t III =
"''t TEXAS The mos prn>pc~o4.
"a"try o. til .'rbn. re d~c,,ln,-
.t."
-" SINE Pap r, referring ~ the
act tina, the irade between Calves
ten ai.d II vd.a is terminus la nj
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
c

Tie Liberty party ii this Stats
have put in nomination 4 iuli ,ck,t
for State officers. voted for ri l,ige.
They have nominated candidates To-
Congress and the State Senate in sav.
eral OF the districts. and it is prohe.
bic Il ev will have q full list e ranf;-
dates Tor Congress, State Senate,
House of Representatives and sher.
ifs. The Christian Freeman talks
of giving 1000 Liberty votes stis
spring.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

bR EL.B"RN's DrsrpiCr Bill -
III" correspondent If the Glasgow
Pir'. IN Announcing the passage al
tlii- bli, says: ain Offering u suIxli
tut" To this bill. the Wis. rhro6US
their member from Rtndolph, Lay.
shown their hnrds- One of the dis
I ,r,S IN his bill nmmrnreS with
Carer. AMI ! III k inrlnd $ s lin.
cFrssrs the State Ia the M,sSiSsinn,
liver. jus, below St. L.omis. AMI
thence down that river TO Arkansas.
1t between 60 and 100 miles
logger than "nv district in the bill
THAT has -l"ssed. Let rot Win.
here fter talk about urrrvmant, rino
-fihrv DO. let them 90 io s.. L..ni.
and cxHmine The zigz V wards laid of
hv 81 Wing COURT. for the purposs
Of securing the Wing nscrnd"nrv ir
the CITY. let them pick the moa'
ont "f;heir own eve, h"fnre thew .a;l
about thfi" n~ei.hhnrs."
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

unapEroTra bal.
.64.s0l,797

unarIroTratcd bal.
a~ncr--.c:eS. l35,6I8,203
II imports of Cotton into the U.
ni'r Sizes from Texas in ls43 vas
593,IU7 pounds. The exports 10
'"x'- III he sime year we're Si42,-
753. nur exports Of 1910 10 Texas
amounted To Si.G87OS2, consisting
mostly "i c'utniug, furniture, lumber
an" dy gods According 10 the an
n1a' rri"It at the Texas Treasury
Department '"r ,he yeir ending July
3Ist, 1874, I3o vess, IS we're entered
from l"rr'gn ports, or with cargoes
sui irct I" duty. The an cunt of
rerchaHdizr Imported was S6s6,593.
O3, producing y nett revenue to the
Government 90 Si77.861 B5.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
SCRUPULUUS ~TOLlTENESS.

As the Rev. Mr.. NJ. was. ora
day walking out, he passed two Ii,tio
lads, n Of whom made a very man.
ly bow. As he turned his back upon
them he heard the fowllowins very
amusing conversation:
'Why. John didn't you know tha,
man was Parson NJ cur Minis.
ter.
Yes, of course ! did,
We'll then. Why did you no, make
u bow TO himr
why! NJ" mothers dom, belong
10 his meeting!
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

a shori TIME since some gentle.
men were enjoying the diversion Of
ccursng-ani having lost sigh, Of
the haze. n Of the party rode up TO
4 10y. when the following dialogue
ersned: Boy have YOU seen a hare
mnnine ,iIs way' What do YOU
"e,n. a lit'e brown thing? Yes
Had it long eai>2 Yes. A little
white under the belly, Yes. Had
i, a sh'rt tat? Yes. And lone
legs! Yes. Was it running as fast
rs II could! Yes il was. Boy (af.
ter a pause,) No.; have NOT seen
il.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
DEATH * 4 IUEL.

An affair Of tnnnr. - called, re-
Gently occurred at Augustus. Ca. be-
tween Mr.. John rar,lnw. Of ABBY
Vile District, and Mr.. Burton, Of
Lawrence DItric;, ). C.. The par
ties tou- ht with muskeia II, ten pa.
and Mr.. Burton was killed.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
A WOMAN.

Miss BRowHrNG. who j. cxhis ting
in Louisville as a specinen,oG Ken
lucky growth. overtopsh her Il dy .hip,
the Scotch q Mess. Low in This civ.
The papers of l. uisville represen,
her TO be seven feet higt, rs weigh.
inc nearly 'hree hundred pounds. ant
well rroro't,onr 4.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

look with q upon the seln>hs
greatness OF this world. and with pi:.
v on the NOS. gifted nnd prosperous
in the struggle t"r office and power;
but look with reverence on the OBJ
scures, nnn who suffers for the right.
who is true Ia Z good but prosecuted
cause.-C hannng.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
a GOOD

Tt.ey have alav. in Switzerland
indcnnifyinc those who ere acanit.
led OF crimes tor which they havo
been indicted. A married couple,
accused at BArne of heing incendia.
rles. received lately 299 francs for
rs days imprisonment.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

Geo. W. Hopkins has been renom.
for Congress by the Demo.
Gratis Of the Abingdon district, known
as Little Tennessee, He will b
opposed by John b George, also q
Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

A STRIPED Pro IN 4 New LIGHT
In Newmarket. II. II. 50 it is stated,
they have n rum shop where TO evad'
the law, they charge three cents TOT
trying on an old hts, and then gives
glass of liquor free.