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OFFICIAL.
REVENUE MARINE ORDER.

TK1AsusY DErARrnEsr, Jan. 10, ls4S.
ferng and distress experienced ny vessels bound 10
ports in the United States from long voyages, may be
evisled by the agency Of the Revenue vessels while
cruizng the coast, 10 discharge Of the duties en-
joined by the Of Congress OF December ~, 1887
have thought il advisable to designate the Revenue
schooner Spencer, under your command, more espe-
cisy for that service.
To enable you to afford the required assistance to
vessels and crews in all Of distress IL will be
proper that you ship Ave additional for the
month. OF January, February and March, and that
you should carry provision, fuel and water, in such
quantities can be conveniently slowed.
Should the underwri ers 1T TO place clothing or
other supplies on board you will take charge Of the
same and dispose oi them agreeable To their direc-
tons.
Thus prepared, you are directed to cruise between
Mooock Point and Little Egg Harbor, keeping as
close 10 the land may be consistent with tho safety
OF the vessel, and going into port oltener than
you may be compelled to from stress Of weather or
Of supplies on all such occasions you will im
msdiaey report TO The Department the Of such
return to port.
While cruising you will speak all vessels APP
preaching the coast, which you may fall In with, and
AFFORD to those requiring aid relief such assistance
may DO adapted 10 their condition aud necessities,
and il may be In your power to render and that
any supplies thus furnished may be duly accounted
for you will charge them at the cost value, and take
bills with orders from the commanders of the vessels
to whom such supplies may be delivered, on their
owners or consignees, for the amount.
Afer the severity Of the season shall have passed
you will return TO New York and deliver the bills
and orders thus taken, to the Collector who will be
instructed how to dispose Of the proceeds.
You will cause the tracks made during your cruise
10 be distinctly traced upon the chart and all sound
ings, stating the depth Of water qualify Of the ground
&C., entered upon the journal The chart, with q
full list Of all vessels boarded or spoken
those relieved the nature of the assistance afforded
and the position Of the vessel the time with an alb
sract of the distance by log, will be transmitted
to the Department, at the expiration Of the cruising
or on the LIST Of April next.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(Sgned,) GEO. NJ BiBB.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To the Commander Of the
Revenue schooner SPENCER, New York
similar circular has been transmitted to the diff
ferent Revenue vessels at important points.
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THE GLOBES WORK.

Yesterday We adverted to the despotic dcta-
ton of the Globe to certain Democrats in New
Hampshire, and remarked that we had not seen
the reply of the N. II. Gazette. That paper
has since come TO hand, and in justice we copy
its vindca,on and defence. One of the Globes
pets, Mr.. Hale, having gone against Texas, has
been dropped by the entire Democracy of his
District. Gov. Hubbard, however, we believe,
has never faltered in his advocacy of that mea-
sure.
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From The .N;~ Hampshire Gazette.
THE GLOBE AND THE ". II. GAZETTE.

The Globe is under mistake in supposing the gen
tlenen who acted in the late caucus in Portsmouth.
have been either "reoenty and obsna.slyn or at any
time whatever "conendlng in the ranks Of our 1.-THE
Globe's) opponents unless the Globe be disposed to
consider all who have preferred Mr.. Calhoun for
the Presidency and favored the immediate sunexa-
ton of Tcxas-to be its opponents" II the .di.
tor means by opponents" the federal party there is
not a man among 'the managers Of that meeting 80
FAR as we know, and ought to know something
about II, who ever found "contending in the
ranks Of federalism, and If the editor has been told
so, we brand the tale falsehood yes we repeat
II, vrqpaifed's-a falsehood and we don't care from
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lNAUeURAuos or Gov. sHUsr-The Inaugural
ton Of Gov. Skunk took place at Harrisburg on
Tuesday. He was escorted to the Capital by large
civic and military procession. His inaugural address
is very short not more than half column Of the
Philadelphia Ledger
Gov. Skunk has appointed the Hon. lessee Miller,
of Perry county, Secretary of the Commonwealth,
and John X. Kane, Esq, of Philadelphia, Attorney
General Of the Commonwealth.
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Twenty-Eighth Congress.
SENATE.
SECOND SESSION.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, ls45.

A communication was received from the Trea-
sury Department, n relation TO certain contracts for
stone.
Mr.. ATCHISON presented the petition Of sundry
citizens of Plat county, Missouri, and officers of
Fort Leayenworth, for the erection of post roads
through their territory. Referred to the Committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr. JARNlGA reported back from the Commit
tee on Revolutionary Claims bill for the relief Of
Captain T. Allen.
Mr. FOSTER, from the Committee on Claims re-
ported back bill for the relief of Captain Throck.
morton, which he wished referred to the Committee
on Finaace. Referred
One also for the relief of Hardy & Sons, for con-
tract entered into with agents Of the Govsrnmen
Tor transporting merchandise. Referred to the same
committee
Also adverse report on the memorial of Thomas
Mr.. ASHLEY presented the petition of C. Scot,
and other citizens of the State OF Arkansas, praying
Congress to pass an appropriation for the establish
ment OF new mail route in that State.
Mr.. FOSTER desired to introduce petition from
American citizens having claims the Government
OF Mexico for spoatons, asking for the appointment
OF commissioners to settle those claims accompani-
| ed by bill for that object-which was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
lions.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON introduced bill 10 amend
an act explanatory of an act making certain appro
u
all persons designated clerks or assistant deputy
collectors in Customhouses, from exercising the du-
ties OF collectors without giving bond and security
for the faithful performance of the same
Mr.. WOODBURY. asked, and was granted, leave
to introduce resolution providing the Reporters in
the Senate with six copies Of all bills now on the
calendar for the purpose of facilitating the business
of the Senate and of aording to the Reporters COR
rect knowledge Of its details
The resolution was adopted
An act 10 establish the Smithsonian Institute was
read third time and passed.
The bill for setting the claims of American citi-
zens on The Mexican Government for spoliatons,
was called up, when
Mr.. CHOATE rose to offer an amendment to it,
and asked that il be passed over informally for the
present. which was agreed to.
A bill, from the Committee on Claims, for the re-
ilet OF joseph Simmons, was read third time and
passed.
bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to
purchase or erect suitable building in the city OF
Mobile, State of Alabama in which to hold the dis
lrct courts. Laid on the table.
Mr.. HENDERSON called upa bill for the relief
OF the legal heirs of julian Dubuque for certain land
claims in the Territory of Iowa, which was under
discussion when our Reporter left the Senate.
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WkpstsDAri january 81 ioio'
N. II. swArss, Esq, Of Ohio, was admitted an
an Attorney and Counsellor Of this court.
No. 81 Samuel Gordon Us. The Appeal Tax
Court. In error TO the Court Of Appeals Of Mary
land
Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this
court reversing the judgment Of the said Court OF
Appeals la this cause with costs, and remaDding the
same with directions to that court 10 enter judgment
for Samuel Gordon.
No. &c James Chel,on rs. The Appeal Tax
Court. In error TO the Court Of Appeals Of Mary
land
MIR. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this
court, affirming the judgment OF the said Court oil
Appeals in this cause, with costs.
No. "a The Washington Bridge Company appel
lsnts rs VIM. Stewart et al
The argument Of this cause was continued by MIR.
CoIe for the appellees and concluded by Mr.. Brad
ley for the appellants.
No. 80. Thomas Wilson & Co. plaintiffs, Us.
Horace Smith.
Thi, wa. argued by MIR. Berrien for the
plaintiffs, and by Mr.. Nelson attorney Gen. u s.
for the defendants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock, AM.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, January 90, lS45.

THURSDAY, January %, lS45.
EMBEzzLEMENTs.
Mr. SLIDELL submitted resolution, which was
agreed to, requesting the President OF the United
States to inform this House whether any officers of
the United States have been guilty of embe zzlement
of the public moneys since the 10Th Of August 1871
and further, If So whether criminal proce have
been commenced against them. II not, that he com.
munica,e the why they have not been prose-
cuted.
MIR. CAVE JOHNSON moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union.
Mr. DKOMGOOLE inquired whether there was
not message from The President of the United
States on the table, and which had not been commu
nicated to the House
The SPEAKER replied affirmstiyely. THE me- s.
sage referred TO is that published our paper yeser
day, concerning our relations with China
The motion of Mr.. JOHNSON was agreed to--and
the House resolved itself into a Committee of the
Whole, and resumed the consideration of the resolu.
tons for the
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
Mr. POLLOCK (after our paper was put TO pres.
Yesterday spoke IN opposition TO the measure. To-
Mr.. HARRISON addressed the committee and
in reply to remarks subsequently submitted contend
ed that the question of alton was made direct
issue by the Baltimore Convention, and responded TO by
almost every Democratic State Convention and il had
been decided by the election which had la,ey taken
place Mr.. Polk, however, went further than the re-
solutions OF the Baltimore Conven,ion-hc expressed
himself, before his nomination in favor of immediate
annexation to the Union. Bot they were told thai
the public mind was NOS ms,ored, and that the mes-
sure ought TO pa" over to the new administration in
other words, that !, ought to be delayed Yes, and
continued to be Delayed until perhaps, England OBJ
'ainen from Tsrss an advantageous treaty to our own
asfnm"ns; and until Texas, downheai.n by repeated
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.


No 81. WIN. y. Cary si al Us Edward Curtis;
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion o. 'n's
court directing IL 10 be certified TO The Cifcu" Cou'
u. s. for New York that the second seeton OIL ''o
act Of Congress Of Sd March, 1888, entitled, IAN
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No. as VIM. l.. Brown st al Us. J. Clements 81 a.
10 error TO the Supreme Court OF Alabama:
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Court Of Alabama, and remanding this cause io'
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No. l5S. Mary Beim et al Mary Heath.
Ga the motion OF Gen. Jones, tins appeal from the
Circuit Court IT, 5. for Eastern Louisiana was dock
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No. 80. Lessee Of John Pollard CT al, Painlif' IN
error Us. James Thorp At al.
The argument Of this cause was concluded Dy BIZ
Co1e for the plaintiff IN error
No. "a. Washington Bridge Company, appellants,
u.s. W u. Stewart al al.
The argument VI this cause was commenced py
Mr.. Bradley for tho appellant.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow, IL o'clock, A. M.
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Nidrs5 5.
NrllDliu0s wOarcll.

Ter lluter;cid,ncte hat fcctcu cine idSnr
une 9Idnscncc 9lusw1hl bon SruhIin9s uno
onecrn 9Sdaren erhaltcn, bic or an bill9cn
prciIcn 81 pcrfaufen nilIens ii. Sciu Strd
tclfebt inter onoerem aus frl9cnccn Waa.
rem, ndmlid,:
Gid,rr, @afimcrs uno Sattinett6 pcn Der.
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edmns, @l6pe: unc nip CeIlins, 9ir9bdms,
uno cine orcec 9IusmahI @auue, pcnoce,
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&c WeitcnScu9c nno eiur 9rcec 9uswahl aus
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grDSercien:
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un9 bic or 9cnceen bat unb bittCt I'M cine
6ortbauer ecritltcu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
Sl6dBbares Gt9entDum,

auf Dfentli6er Senbu 81 pcrfoufen.
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thnm in Ger Stabt 9llcntoun rffentlid uer'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
OefentliC6e 3embu.

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W1ittaas fcllen am S,duic bcs llntcrScihncten
in Sber. .Macunsie 3auuldip, ecda @auntY,
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2lufwartuna BON .-
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-26
Q(0lanie- -9loCbriC6t.

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