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cusr sstssi b Ne t4se wbs hss Nh NE tsssfsnsnst
in's'sd II tsstkrSs srquifsd By nc Consasoa. the
vote q the Senst wss 20 to sss Who ,hsf Gee was,
we see nowhere Stated. but viii be, ave pcrpsssorus
10 Que. IL We Merriek Of Maryland.
See the following summary from the National Ine'lA
seneer' eve zee suce twas Mr.. Colquiu Of Geo.-,hc
siisr idsss Of Meuek)
"THE LAST HOURS or CONGRESS.
Our reporters have indusousy supplied Ne with notes
OF the frocsedinss q the Houses d Coagess previous
to the adjournment on Monday night Of which regret
being obliged to defer the publication TO our next
lowing paragraphs;
Tho two Houses busily Engaged. until nearly three
O'Clock yesterday morning.
All tho annual appropriation bills finally passed and
have become laws
The bill making appropriations for the improvement, Of
harbors and rivers. and for the 81 the Cumber.
land road including beneficial legislation than al the
other acts Of the session put together which had PACED
the House OF Representatives Up the Senate
tate In the night ptsscd, returned 10 the House whoa,
amendment presented the PRECEDENT and by him retain
IN which Il originated, aud thus lost: loss greatly
be regretted though il has only shared fate of gree,
many ,mpoas, and desirable bills which did 20, far
Ne that on their passage.
The Senate ALSO late night took up and passed
bills OF secondary Importance from the House. which lay
It's table in state to allow Of their being c,ed upon, and
which have become laws.
We made efforts yesterday to get up list of the acts
which have been passed during the session that has jus,
closed But the Capitol gwen up other than lrais
atve business, and our efforts entirely in vain. We
hope TO succeed better to-day aud to furnish the list
readers - otruw.
One incident Of the night which to record
decisive victory the Executive Veto being the 6rst
sneh victory achieved in this Government A bill had
passed both Housss, and been the President for
bid the construction Of revenue cutters, tho Executive
pleasure without the previous authority Of Congress- This
bill returned by the President tose Senate in which
body originated with his objections to it and the question
being again taken on the passage OF the BILL notwhsand
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THE CABINET

Speculation is end and after his long aud silent
eestauOn Mr. Polk delivered of his Cabinet, Literally
it the old experience OF the Mountain and the Mouse
The smallest Cabinet intellectually individually and
collectively which the country has known. Except
Mr.. Buchanan and Bancroft who suspended in the Sen
upon the suspicion Of FAC, there seholar
in the whole who spproImaies the .sti
msion Of trained Statesman.
Marcy is but second.rne demago guc Of the New York
school Walker is smart, fdgety busy little body whose
conexon with Mr.. Dallas and Texas zeal were his chief
da,ons. Cave Johnson Of weight or mark
John y Mason highly respectable in capacity has
always ENJOYED more reputation for talent than talent ran
wondering at his submission to the Ro-ee he has
undergone-rom frsLrate down a sixty gun. ship
and from Secrrtayship and six thousand dollars year.
green bag and three thousand live hundred dollars -
Ra-eeing H. however, narsi term and naval practice
and the exSecreary doubtless learned in his adminisira
iion Of the Navy Department. only how 10 nic IT, bu,
how to bear the iniicon See, Also Viuan Gray upon
mediased" princes, especially Prince Maxs father pas
sim.l
We cannot, help laughing to ourselves in looking over
the Cabinet think of the "Chivalry" We really in
mercy, have kept out OF the wayeonned ourselves very
much the whole evening sancsR-for fear Of meet
ing Vi worthy and distinguished friends of
that persusson-Scot Seldom or Greenhow, Crunp
Caske, oyerton, arve We should have FELT il
difficult had any of them, keep our co,ne
nances and we had CHANGED smile. doubt they would
have thought It agnaninous and "unchvarous" As
astue friend at elbow observes, Polk in his Inaugu
raj gives the Wings courage by the assurance that their
great OF the Tariff is be touched which
however, they knew without his telling ihem In his
Cabinet appointments he dispenses comfort the Old
Iunke, the Texas boys. the Dorr,es. Fanny wrghers
and Repudinoss-,o every segment indeed OF the De.
mocrac" family. only one I! That we need no,
say the "Chvalry" Nor is this ALL His inaugural de-
cidedy and earnestly susfans the Uaioa and proscrbes
spirit OF Dsunion
Well gentemen-you NEED no, "shake your CORY locks
atus " You say did it. Nay forewarned you
and again how woud be- and appr.ed you that while
you imagined you the Old Hunkers they were
only using you but making mouths you behind your
backs Why Sam. Denoon whom you laugh at for his
flowers Of Rhetoric the thing clearly from the first.
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FLnyp WAeoAaAS, Esq will leave TIE city this after
noon TO deliver To Major DoSrsoS, temporarily Nash
ye, tie Joint Resolution for the admission OF Texs. into
the Union, which signed by the President Of the United
states Saturday. Should be found that our Charge
has len Nashville, the bearer Of dispatches has been direct
ed TO proceed Immediately himself TO Texas
THIS Mr. Wsggsman is Tylers nephew. He !. thus
provided for the Iss day Of the term Instead Of
ing NJ Polk ss in deeenoy snd dignity and proprety he
bound to do exsrcise the discretion left 10 the Pre-
sden the Texas Resolutions honest John on the very
last day Of his service, takes IL oil upon HIMSELF and des
patches his nephew Nashville and conneenily to TEXAS
the cole motive doubt being provide for him The
Globe pours heavy fire into the Transaction which u how
ever entirely Characteristic. IL says;
"ME. TTLFs's HAsIf We undeTsiand that Mr. TyIer
mounted Of his relations Mr.. Woegsmsnl NJ an ex
press hasten 10 communicate 10 Tsyss thai no ,s PFC
sdent Of the United Staies had made his election rs 10 the
alternatives contained IN the late act Of Congress-
20 the odnsion o Texas the Union; and that he had
chosen that sltefnntve which ia known could not have
commanded MAJORITY IN tho Senate, and had rejected
that which carried the majority in the House up from TWEEN.
tytw ~ fifty six.
"Mr Tyler knows well that Congress did not intend 10
entruai the discretionary power al the 10 his hands
lie knows well thst, he had appointed the commissioners
Necessary under u the alternatives N the act they
would not have been confirmed to carry ou his inucons
le as therefore seized upon that portion Of the legislative
enactment which, accedcd 10 byexas may involve future
difficulties 10 Congress- md the concord now
existing among the friends Of he measure, which aono
happy Tie has taken tie sltcr-
native meant ny the law 10 he conferred the American
President whose dny it will be effect Tho measure from
him. and given II to the Texan Executive.
But, apart from ell considerations Il public policy What
will tue country think II tho proprioty and docorum II thu.
attempt 90 Orosia the action Of the Chief Magistrate
chosen BY the Peop.o with especial eye this question
and ~ whom atone y notorious the discretion conded III
the act Of Congress intended appyi II clear.
Mr. Tyler bsssu lie Presidential career IN virtue Of an nc.
cdeOi that be mesns toiske the benefit " the whole csp
ter 81 accidents, bend himself with results having their
origin IN the counsels Of Generals Jackson and Houston
and which is insuspicious cement has so FAR naed
IN their proeress1
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C.s4 and iasn.hss s With ass Of pspsr from the
me.ieo 10 ,hs 10Th and from We're Crus the ith
in..2et both inclusive.
Thsse rsesn contain nothing Of a very interesting
cnas,cscf ssa. Ana wss.si awaiting IN. Trial. and
snI detained In tho tsen Of PsrVss lie had requested
ss,%' ~. 70 ,spss grand jury to make bic ,.
wranes acts. yrsdsaly sshsidag. Il would no, be
SURPRISING should be be condensed mild puni.hu,ep,
Of esashsssal ios lie. .Oh-.-..... ...
The scnsr.bc Gomez fsriss, who spent soms years Of
exile here in New Orleans, arrived with ~ family ct vera
Cruz in the brig Leopold. ODonnsl. from Havsns This
gentleman will probably be called to saanent post In
Mexico. elevation which he y entitled By his virtues
and high reputation. RI ~
The He-pcds announces that eondue,a had isf, ssn
Luis Poosi Tor Tsmpeo the Sh instant. with $780,
900 In specie.
The following arc further attracts: 80
The deputy Ross has offered proposition suspend The
payment OF all debts due conrscts subject the rsv
s,on o. Consrs'. sPpss tina, this proposal is based
the ruinous condition In which Santa Anas
lett tho public treasury and tho namou, character OF
many ofhose contracts In fact several Of them are cited
which are % ubiquitous and immoral. that would DO cr
mina to ob'ige the nauon which has long borne the
yoke ot disgrace and apne to pay single dollar moro
upon them About year ago. Of these contracts was
concluded through Murphy by which commercial house
gave ssoOOoO n deferred bonds, which are quoted nj
10 per cent. and being recognized at an interest of per
cent month, they made payable In dute. nm car
goes consigned 10 The said house. Sewers. other sfar.
sui more scsndalous, mentioned. II necessary IA,
put stop To thrsc huss but in opinion the question
10 complicated and the ~ short that the mater
ought :" be tentatively settled, leaving the government
make oil proper with the parties Interested
lie Courier Ffsaeais Of Mexico sys-" The revolution
Is finished. and nothing 10 left be done but To bring
TO trial the who caHscd IT, nearly all Of whom arc
in the hands Of justice. Great difficulties are foresoen in
conducting the trial Of Santa Ana double positiou q.
expesideni and commander OF the armies the time Of
the revolution presents great difficulties the way OF Judi
cia proceeding Will he be tried president or a. se
neral This h the question which IL debated by oil the
Journals and by the public, and far m being sssfac,o
ry solved.
Santa Ana. arrested. have said Jco was con.
Quoted TO Jsps IN uncommon state Of depression and
sickness lie has written from that place letter TO the
Government complaining Of bad upon his per-
SON. and persistng In his request be liberty and
uy."-Ib.
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THE NEW CABINET.

The following Appointments were yesterday mnde by
the President Of the United States. with the advice and
consent Of the Senate:
Secretary of State, JAMES DUcHASAS.
Secretary Of the Treasury, RoBERr J. WALKER.
Secretary ut War, WILLIAM l.. MARCY.
Attorney General JomS Y. Mason
Postmaster General, CAVE JOHNSON.
GL1RoE BANCROFT nominated to the Senate, in con.
nexion with the above be Secretary Of the Navy that
nomination was laid by the Senate until to-day.
We have remarks at present 10 make upon this re-
form in the Executive Departments, except that We pre-.
that the entire change Of Heads Of Departments will
excite surprise even among tho friend. Of the Adj.
MISUNDERSTANDING without precedent in Government
in OF change Of Administration, in the present case
without change Of politcs.-NAr. lSr. March q.
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From the ". o. Courier.

The schooner Lone star from the Saline reports
that some difficulty had arisen in the river account Of
tonnsge dues Claimed from American vessels by the su-
thorHes Of Texas The scr Lousiana, Capt. Eddy, of
t- port was taking In nj place tho Sabine,
but the loading wac stopped by the Texan house
officers on the ground that she had paid tonnaRo duty
The revenre cutter Woodbury. arrived 10 the during
the dispute and sent boat with armed crow, 10 insist
that The loading Of the Louisiana should proceed IN the
mean time Texan revenue cutter arrived, the captain Of
which declared that the orders Of the house be
obeyed The captain oi tho Woodbury. persisted in
ifafy view NJ The question and there mutual trost-
eainas Of blows Tnc dispute not settled when the
Lone Star sailed from the Sabine.
n tie foregoing account ~ The aiTsr be correct |, s
very plain that tho captain the Woodbury. acting IN an
unauthorized manner within tho jurisdiction Of friendly
power
The captain Ct the Lone Star paid his tonnage duties 10
avoid difficulty.
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Alss sorns formal bus.nsss, drbins bile, &c. Com
ree OF couference appointed walt upon the Presi.
dent and inform him thai the two Houses having anshed
he business before thcm ready close the Seson
une--, he had further communications TO make.
After long pause this Committee reported that tho
President had no further communication. and wished the
members health, happiness, SC.
MIR. Msngum then made a brief and handsome address
the Senate and this body scpersiad nearly oeoc
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RICHMOND MARK EFT, NIaroI, 9th, 1874!
NEW YoRK MARKET. M,rch loIP. M.

NEW 1UKk MAKkET, MIrch !, "a 2. Vt.
The sales Of Cotton 500 baies-the market little
heavy.
Flour is dull: Genesee il offered freely 1888 and
some sales have occurred at 3a6c. less.
Not much done in Pork; 900 bbls Old sold 81
25-prees steady No alteration in tho position Of Butter
and Cheese; the high price Of Cheese brings all that
was left over Three cagoes VI Southern Corn sold 46e
sc lbs.
Oats 80 a 33c. There is good wheai here.
Ashes dull at former rates.
There are sellers ef Timothy Seed old prices-50 bbs
fair article, sold SI0,75 and so bbs sifed at 3 i2
some reaped at S5 tee. Clover 6ii7t with n fair de-
mand, chiefly for good free OF &c.
WhiSkoy 22c. in drudge casks; 22ta22Ic in bbls 400
bbls. Newbern Turpeniinc sold Ut 50.
Some iOOOObs. Northern Whslsbone sold at SOC. and
1900 bbls. OIL at 900 iheFcabouis. The lue liver Oil
in market has been sold at $3.50.
Foreign bills steady IN price with good supply
There Is no specie gong abroad present. though silver
would go " IL were hore. Stocks knocked nthe head by
TeKns.-J. Cum
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NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

MAJOR Charles Hnnton. Of fauquier, tLoco) is announc
ed candidate for Congress that Dsrct-encouraged
to A. OF course by the divisions Of the Wing Party What
says Mr. jeremiah Morton noto' Here Is . Democratic
immediate AnneSationis in the field who will doubtless
receive the OF the Democratic Party Texas too is
dnRsred, by trampng Law and Constitution under foot
Will MIR. Morton now either give way submit the
action OF aConvenonl Or will he persist and by persist
ing distract his friends and promote the interests Of
his political opponents
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DEsTArcnfs To TEsN-Thc Madfsonien "a, s:-"t1oyd
Waggaman, Bsq will leave the city this afternoo 10 deliver
10 Majcr Donelson, temporarily Nashville the Joint
Resolution for the admission Of Toxss into the Union
which signed by The President Of the United states on
Saturday Should be onndthst Chsrge hes left Nash
vile the bearer Of dispatches has been directed to proceed
immediately himself % Texas" .r
80 that Mr. 1yler has acted suppc~cd no ould
Senate dead istter.--BsH Pst. ~
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THE SENATE

The Senate OF the United States yesterday ~ Extra
Session. being conyOkod, usus by The late President
to hold council with his afef - induction 10
office.
All the new Senators Elect were present and were
sworn M after WHICH tho Vice President being also sworn
into oico took the Chair of the Senate renquished TO
him BY Mr.. Mingum, who has long filled u with the
general hpprobston.-Naf Int, March SIR
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Correspondence Of fhe Baifimsrs Psfrist.
=

"hcuiNuION, March 4, lS45.
The tweny.esht Congress died this morning. sboufou
o'clock. The Houses were in session ND to thu, bour
giving the final touch 10 bills; the President was in room
IN the Capitol signing such he approved and thus more
business was done in the last twelve hours than in any
month Of the whole session.
You will doubtless receive from your intelligent and r.
guar correspondent, full oil that was done.
ior observed him al his pos, up the moment OF adjourn
ment.
There Is great apprehension felt that the Post Office
bill has failed Icould hear nothing last night or thu.
morning, and the rumor that Mr. Tyler has poekeied
It." Wa there ever such thing heard Of before Ths
Harbor bill also said to have been kept the House
and So, the improvement so much desired nj iavre.
Grace. (Aid.) will be postponed for another year.
The Cabinet spe cua,ions continue-Mr. Polk not hay
my as yet opened his mouth strong has been
set up against Mr. Secretary Mason, and the Virginia
clique, with the Richmond Enquirer at tho head saw he
must go out They preferred Mr.. Andrew Stevenson
but AZ his dignity will not allow him take any Office but
the Secretary OF State and that settled in favor of Mr.
Buchanan tits proposed tina, Mr. Speaker Jones shall
take u seat in the Cabinet.
lie has, you know, declined being candidate for re-
election TO Congress. and il that he then
had his the Cabinet In Congress he was very in
Innate with Mr. foik and was rather surprised that he had
not been selected by the President instead of having
10 wait 10 be pushed him. Mr. Jones will take ,o his
friends say the Attorney Genersishp though he and thew
would prefer that he should have the War-so that
we would have veritable "John Jones Of the War Office
Mr.. Benjamin franklin Butler, Of New York in nm
for his old place OF Attorney General and Mr. Bancroft
Is hanging ON the Treasury: but will 60. If he into the
Navy Department
Those who profess know host say that Cave Johnson
is certain Of the Post Occwhst Others think he ought
TO be made Solicitor OF the Treasury thus get him
at the way but this would only give Saunders of NJ C.
the Post Office who il u all u man for IT,
All these are specua,icns, but the following liz. i. hand
ed about among lending Locofocos the most probable;
Tor MIR. Polk keeps his council and says his cabinet
will be known after he is President and not before
James Buchanan, OF Pa. Secretary of State.
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Ao'fUET ~ bfgHrmvO.--'fhe Nashville Gazette states
HAT during thunder storm the 18Th ,ut the driver Of
ilie MmireesborI st'ge stunned and knocked from
the Se1tby lightning The horses being aned ran down
an embsnkment bpsetng the and severely wOundng
several u the passengors-NaL Tnf
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ThG SUFRrNG COCRr.-Jpdge Nolson vest rday took h.
seat on the bench. Judge Story has eturnsd home The
Court will end is siuings Wednesday and thought IL
may meet on Thursday to close IT. buisness IL n under
stood that u will adjourn that day Instead of Saturday,
AZ heretofore pfoposci.- BALI. Pat.
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TRIUMPH OVER THg VETO ,

We state with pleasure, that the senate put down te
Veto Power tor sscs, on the bill IN reIson 70 Revsnae
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rt0tfl .. FROM MEXICO. lItfir lUfsi
The schooner Fanny arrived here s, evening from vsFs
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PROM The MaaisonIan Of MONDAY evening.

Jr See the very ably reasoned article Of "a Member o.
Synod"
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Ian D FOR SALE,
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IgteTy draws In town 10 dsy-s70O0 Carta. Teksts . so
Packages cheap sales elo-e at O'Clock For
WORDS Ofee
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uENhICO Agricultural and HsPsic uIsnr.a
IL Sectety.rhe Eleeu,v. Coun,,es At tSe Ca
po on Saturday thu sh make asransemsss the
next Erhbiton Of the soeiety. WV. a. RICHARDSON,
NH a.
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BACON AND CANDLES.
IN 000 LBS. Western hog. round Bacon
AO,OOO 5000 ibs IiaitinoIe city cured sdrs
Joles
IS bones Adamanre Candes-For
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