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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
Nav Publications.

THE ELEMENTARY Sch DOL READER. or Moral
Glass Book BY SAauEL S. RANDALL, author OF OF The
Educational Re ader. Mental and Moral Culture &c is
just published by E. Il Bender. Albany. Gates Sted-
man. here 1t nearly though not quite 50 large as the
English Reader but Of simpler and easier character
Among its lessons selections from c. Lamb Mrs. He
mans. Ebenezcr Elliot II. X. White Mrs F. S. osSood
Dr. Clarke, Bryant. Longellow Franklin, Coeridgc BY
ron. Cha,esubrisnd. &C. II is good book, most surely
that Is better than oil others not say We thlak
parents good circumstances would do we'll purchase
of these School Reading Books for their
children. They very cheap and almost always excel
lent.
THE LADIES REPOSITORY is likewise the title
OF work OF kindred character and price S2 per annuu)
published monthly by A. Tompkns Boston Rev HESkY
BACON, Editor This work inclines TO the Unversast
belief shat above named does the Methodist though
nnetenths OF the contents OF either be acceptable
to all readers of literary and devotional feeling
Each 1, especially deserving OF liberal support from
those who accord with 1t In sentiment The last named
has several admirable Tales and Poems in the number
(ior JULY last recevad-e'pecisly The Victim of Pas
siou by Mrs Lvermore Fall River. Mass. and one by
Miss c. EdSsrton Let the young be taught to connect
The ideas OF Religion and true Literature they Will SO
learn TO appreciate and e " both.
GxSExAL REVIEW for Ju y opens with powerful
article in condemnation of all War and Personal Injury
whether Inflicted foreign domestic enemies. by
Rev Adm Ballou in which the extreme ground Of Non
Resistance IL very thoroughly and ably maintained
Divine Love- n. Ballou y Rev. Dr.. Springs Anrsc-
lions OF ,he Cross "a Bacon Justin Martyr "a. Bal
lou ad) The Seal of Christs MessiAhshp. "a Miner
-in.sing on the Miracles recorded by the Evaugeliss
AZ our only chief that Jesus OF Nazareth
was the true Messiah sent OF God and Illustrations OF
New Testament Words, are the chief articles In this
number "a Tompkins, Bo,ton.)
R THE LADIES' RrPosIr DRY, and Gatherings
of the West 10 handsome monthly devoted 10 Religion
and Literature in cougenil union. edited by B. F.
Txrrr A. 81 and publishea the Methodist Book Con-
cerr Cincinnati and Newyork Its capacious pages ap
pear be well filed and the publication of such works
csnno, fail TO exert beneficial influence wide circle
Of readers.
FThe WESTMINSTER REVIEW for June ISSUED
days since by Scott Coz has articles Animal
Mssne,ism, Fuseylsr, Game-Lswi The Oregon Cues
tion Fairy Mythology snd Railways. (ofice liz Eu-
ton-s;)
a TEMPER AND TEMpERANIsr or Varieties OF
Character; By Mrs, ELLIS. ausho, Of The Women OF
england &c has tast been Issued in fAr limo volume
by The Aarpers. Also
The iLLusrRArED SMAKsrEARE, Nos ss-s and
THt WANDERING JEw, BY EUGENE SrI. No. II.
Illustrated Edition, (uow nearly completely These Illus,
trsfed works are N the best ss of American typosra
ply.
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SASoss SARsA9AaILLA-P Ibe time OF Fuisos 70 INC
present dag, had age Of wondefs Tns sppL-
cation Of the steam vsccnaon tho circulation o, me oInoo
the Dsgueneotype agricultural electricity nave peg Slew
convepience lessened the tsosers, gauned me tae,
4uj opened a ne field for Tho enterpriss OF man, Nor
u,u,t re ori, ,h- am ooynent Of SsrsspaTs for
Scroful. and Cnt.n.ous Dtsess II scarcely much
70 ,sY thai tn Inc form OF Ssuds Sasspars the juices
Of hi. roof h.ve been sccccssfuly Used 10 exit psng
.yery .neres Of ts-sse tbs yaciDo operation
IN nIsy-nting tho Small PoL. In Of Rhe1Dstsn,
G.n.r,I DEBILITY snd diseas-s arising from The
rshe abuse OF mineral medicine this preparation will DO
found OF llnrnenss berrst
Y..osred sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. a. D.
sAEDs Druggist 100 raiton-sL corner Of William New.
YORK Sold also Al 27S Broadway n EAsi Broadway ND
By Druggists seGersy throu ghou tia Unitsd sasea fcs
al per botiia- 81 s hotties ~, as
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..., ui,b uipiuum duty Of biz ceuts per

ss,v nor cent with minimum duty Of six cenisp
.ouare ward We have barely commenced the Flax
mr. Linen manufacture as yet Flax can be grown
here as cheaply any where and in unlimited abun
dance. The only obstacle has hitherto been the
from the stalk by the old, clumsy system Of break
ing and swinging by hand, which in country
where labor is as dear with is nearly insupera
BILE. But by recent American inventions this pro-
cess has been superseded by one which saves Eve
sxths of its cost and gives assurance that the Linen
Manufacture will become an important branch OF
our industry specific duty equal to fifty per cent
Linens would insure their home production with.
in three years price far below the cost of i'm
por,ation. Yet Mckay bill cuts down the present
duty 10 20 per cent though the Government Is IN
pressing need of Revenue and Linens are almost
entirely bought By those who are well able TO pay.
So with Silks, Needles, imported Books, Gallery,
and scores of articles. Wherever the present Tariff
is defective the fault is sure be aggravated by
McKay's bill, while in many cases higher duty is
charged on the raw material than upon the fabric
produced therefrom, as if on purpose TO secure tie
ruin of those interested in the manufacture.
We again beseech the friends of Protection in
Congress to remember that they act not for to day
nor for two years oniy-pot forthose who may press
upon them at their lodgings or in the lobbies and
who look no farther than TO the realizing OF good
dividends on their capital now invested in nanuiac.
lures We are the friends Of this class so far as s
compatible with good will TO all men we deem
them reriorious and rejoice TO see their enterprise
and efforts well rewarded. But i, would be unrea-
sonabe TO expect from them the broadcast most COM
prehensive views of public affairs. In their own
sphere they are generally shrewd, practical men
but they are not incapable of asking for that which
shall Ultimately injure themselves in iDjoring the
whole Country Let them be duly needed; but let
the millions who cannot afford to go TO Washington
having to earn their bread by their daily labor, be al
90 regarded OF these we seel sure the general
timent emphatically is 'Concede not one iota Of
Principle for an of seeming Expediency aban-
don no interest," put none al hazard, by mercepary
trafickpg with those whom the People have been
duped into en,rus,ng with Power. Stand strongly
for the Right; let them work their will on the Coun
try and take an appeal TO the ultimate tribunal
Let Polk & Co. break down the Tariff if they can,
and LET go the People distinct issue OF
Protection against Free Trade If The People are
with u.s. this will give them heart and energy for the
struggle which after all is inevitable if against u.s.
we scorn to take any thing at the mercy OF our ad
versaries. Stand fast by convictions and our
cause, and let the millions with whom Home Inter
ests and Home Industry are words Of power have
fair opportunity to triumph on our principles or fall
with them. Have we not q RICH, TO SO much
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e Hon. JoHs NJ cLArros of Delaware re

e Hon. JOIN II CLAYros OF Delaware, re-
spending 10 the Committee who invited him 10 psr.aks Of
the Phiadepha Anniversary Dinner speaks Of 30 much
OF thsr letter As compliments The Wing minority Of the
senate and apples 20 their courage n the pursuit Of
DIZZY, ,hs fne passage:
Net 10 the ensanguined field Of death alone
l. Talor limited She sits serene
In the deliberate council sageiy scans
The source Of action weighs, prere5sts, provides
Ind scosns 10 coun; her slor.es frog, the fesis
OF brutal force alone"
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Bualnesa Nntires .

~ No Cslomel, no Alcohol. no Opium. or other dele
tsrious ingredient ia found In DR.. BEZxMAss sraur or
PILLS. They neither weaken stimulate but strength
ell the system permanently. Once No. 49, Cortandst.
Y Y
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To BAkkas.-A prime article Of Southern Flour,
made Of North Carolina Wheat OF this years growth,
for sale bags barrels the Croton Mis- 2o and 203
Cherry-s,. iyl7 Tvs HECRER BROTHERS.
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SoLA1 LAMPS. CAAPHzsE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CHAN.
DoLEs AND HALL LANTERNS -Dietz, Brother K Co. No.
1879 William-st manufacturing and have always On
hand full assortment Of the above mentioned articles and
and various other goods their line. which they will sell
At Wholesale retail low prices for cash. Jyi I'm
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Taxation In Cities.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
SIR: Your answer 10 my article on the 10th inst
In relation Taraon is not 10 me satisfactory As TO
where live II makes difference whatever. II oecu-
Ply building The OF which Is $1,000 only base
ment for which pay but SPA per anrum the taxes 10
meet the wants Of the City Government are included in
my by the landlord The space occupy The amount
OF rent pay, depend my business. Ii You lax every
person 10 the amount OF personal property they possess
then you according the present mode OF taxation
and collecting OF the same follow the pesr aborng man
te his miserable abode whether in the cer or IN the gar
because be something and therefore must De
sred and II he do ~ pay has ds the property must De
sold
thing in the most EQUAL manner, and al loss 10
know how YOU arrive The value OF personal prop
ery in business and whether that property owned
by The using and free from debt or ;ncrorsnce
Now the other hand you could only tax every per.
according the Of business they did, the
prosts they realized then you nigh, possibly equaze the
Tax much better You. for instance have some thousands
OF dollars invested IN your business yielding say $50
week, and lawyer has not perhaps, hundred dollars
worth OF personal property in the Torldsuch, Al least as
bs taxed and be Is IL the receipt OF (serhsp twice IS
much :. you. Yours, &c.
AN IspIzEcr TAx-PATEa.
q We do n, perceive ths. ,his imposes upon
Us the necessity of arguing the question farther
Oar position still stands that a the Property IN The
City should be on the CRY Tax List and the Taxes
equally assessed thereon. We have never proposed
taxing every body on the amount OF personal prop
erty they possess but on so much IS is held IN our
City and so gusrded by our Police, conveyed over
our Streets, protected from FIRE by our Cfoion d
ter. &c &c Ii taxation were more general than II
now is. perhaps more OF our People would take
prope, interest in seeing how the taxes are spent
and why The Tax Bill is annually increased I'd.
II TIE DEBATE ~ TIE SENATE on The OH 70
break down the Tariff continues with snimasion
and ability bu, il continues also ai on one side
Messrs EvAys and DAVIS have been followed Oh
successive days By Messrs JOHNSON OF NEylan9'
NILES and MoREHEAD in able. lucid and foscloie
speeches against the bill; and surely, uu'n aho
reason and facts and great ability IN their aPPhes
,ioa, could triumph owe, prejudice and error me
bill would soon be numbered with the dead
But as the correspondent OF The Ne~-fork Even
ing Pos, says what is The use The democrats
SIT there speechless IS the tomb OF the dead. and
evidently resolved not 10 open their mouths Until the
time comes TO open them In voting" Thei, silence
evinces toregone conclusion; but II argument
be thrown away upon them, it is TO be hoped that
il will nos sc lost on tbs country, MAJ Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

- d. FELIX GopRAup's lrALIls INDICATED soi,,
for be positive and eradication Of al akin diseases
bad bear IL mind oaly al The original depot, 81 w,Iers
hrsi aore FROM Broadway Also The Poadre Subtle fof
ecaennnz uupersuo1s BAR, Vegetable Roago :or crn
s,uinZ Cheeks 9rean Hair Dye Lily White add yshou,
oihs, sytclss for In. tnJI.t III ~
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Common chalk destroys lbe akin,
Makes IL coarse and rough a. sir-
But Joress Spanish Lily White
Makes no akin smooth end clear and bright,
Givcs IL o natural. life-lks, marble look
Nor, smooth and beautiful Than artist ever took
Sold NJ % Chaihsm-st or 32l Broadway. jy2S 2teot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

NIBLos "A very hne bill OF fare Is put up for this
ing T~o Comic Paulomimrs, In both Of which oabrie
plays and Tho famous charartesc dance 81 the Bonenisn
Poke by Mile Blangy and Mons Henri Tbewhoie OF Tho
Ravel family Charles Wintber and Mime Leon Jayol Will
Ihil evening.
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T Ia our report ofthe Farmer Club yesterday. the
s,mpasos INSIDE say tha; the eSss Of the assG were
carried up she by ants. Aaa woald b considers
NV betraf,
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- onTsIDE OF ro.DAY,s PAPER.

,ap.,s ard Others leaving the City n ne Ss,n
Ersnfornusd that an Esen,nS Edaton ~. wsr.
nuted every day coussinDs the s1el o oeioeI
o. the sSass so, mail for he u spsias Edn
By Trbune every one viii be able to tare VIZ niii
OF Ine re, nsx. mn 70 The dime of leaving the lily
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r. The Loco Foeos of Massachusetts, are ,s
hold Sssis Convention in Boston on Wednesday
Sept. 10.
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q TIE SARATOGA SENTINEL, the publication
Of which had been suspended IN consequences OF the late
FIRE az that place, mas made is appearance again.
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ecuuve Commute
VI oses q Grirnell
VIM Il Macy
Cor W Lawrence,
Z D uurlbut,
+ ed'k sheldon,
Ssmsel W Fox
Samuel Willis,
C . slstead,
VIM II Asp,nwall
VIM Whi,lock. Jr
Pels,.sh Peril,
Adam Sorrie,
EA Boomer GirsvsI
H-ay W. hicks,
l.sac Townsend.
Charles A Davis,
J D P Ogden,
uiIaon q Hunt.
John ? Slxgg,
Moses Taylor,
VIM $ Herman,
A G Phelps,
Daniel TIim5le,
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DR.. Lardner,s Lectures,

Complete IN Two volumes, $40, neatly bound and s<
tered pusahsd this day aud for sale By the bocSss
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lGilbest Allen,
Samuel P psNsou.
lDsn'l c Kingsland.
James Mccullough
Thomas h. Mills,
Benz Aymar,
Robert Hyslop,
Robert 8 Minturr,
} am 80 Lee.
Sam'l 5 Ho-lsnt,
) + P-nEiinan.
! Silas Wood,
David ) Kennedy,
Iohn Cryder.
2 Poirier.
John w Edmonds,
Cyrus Curtis,
Adm K Lawrence,
K Sprasue,
James Conner,
Henry Storms,
Charles 8 Benson,
z D Truesdell,
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which we're unanimously adopted.
Resored That Hon. A. H. Mic.le, Mayor, be appointed
Treasurer
On motion ofTownsend Harris, II WA
ReJored That Comultee OF three be appointed 10 pre-
convenient Of depost for such articles OF food
clothing, and furniture may be contributed by cur e'
zsns In aid OF tho Nantucket sudcres that The Committee
be authorized employ suitable person or persons, To
receive and charge oiie same and that they give nc
tee the pubic papers, czens, OF the open
Ing OF such place Of deposit
The Chair appointed Messrs w. II. Mscy. Daniel C..
Kingisnd, and D svit C. Cartwright "a such Committee.
On motion IL WAS
Resolved That the Executive Committee daily a.
O'Clock, p NJ 81 the Office OF Alliance Insurance Company
No. IS Walsl
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
hed and that copy OF The be sen, to the Seecmen
OF Nantucket.
The meeting then adjourned
ANDREW II. MlCKLE, Chairman
TOWNSEND HARRIS, Secretary,
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TES MINUTES 100 LATE VIII you oblige a
subscriber Ny Tib1Rs by stating my authority ,hs,
the stages from Sullivan County do e9t always con-
meet, when they might jus, we'll viii the Erie
Railroad on their arrival at the Railroad House AZ
Mddlesown. Orange County neither do the stages that
So !fro] tbs Railroad House always connect with the
St lines ,hai in:srsect the other Eouse OF the pro-
pFieto- s., S!oominsbursh II is Little than week
aimee uas detained at sloouinsbursh long (neariy
Two hours tha,,he stage arrived the Railroad House
Ten faH;es 100 ss tor tie and Ia the stage
rS gentleman fforn Alabama, who had bad The
ueA Ia ntefseeons a. SiooSninsSurgh was return
Ing 10 lake Soa,asrn roots Thres 5sv, hst,rs
another gentleman and his wife experienced sirsisr
luck These things should De reneded md the poei,s
eSeci the result
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Rrso.red Tha, tie following gentlemen compose the En
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MARINE Cousr.-ln this Court during the year lst5'
there 2,3l5 suits commenced 2s5 prosecuted to
Judgment, amount recovered (dsmages) $5s59s es-6T
causes tried by Juries pig .ed by JUSTICES alone ~
ccrtioraris brought and prosecuted
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THE SPIRIT OF AGRICULTURAL INQUIRY ABROAD
LANp-l Is a remarkable fact illustrative OF the
,cids diffusion of the spir, Of Agricultural inquiry and OF
Increasing disposition TO become acquainted with the
rne;pies which It's successful practice depends that
Subscribers come in 10 The FAsNERs LIBRARY every
month. from less than twenty different States and
Territories, and With good deal OF equality
bers, from each of them in proportion 70 population
There is evidently growing conviction that the en-
pioyers is eireuty intellectual and that those
who would maintain respectable standing Agrcul
tursl Societies and in social intercourse, will have
learn se<thias besides the night time sow. and the
riShl dhtarca 70 parI
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sRiahr or Wrong,

The Gospel Banner responds a; much length and
in good spirit 10 our comments OF its Right or
Wrong article Very much of what it says would
have been rendered unnecessary bya knowledge OF
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Law Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Ths Case of George Pofter.-Prisoner
brought up habeas corpus and the argument on
the motion for discharge IN opposition 10 the previous
Of the District Attorney 10 recomm the prisoner
was commenced yesterday before Judge Edmonds.-
Potter will be reco!lected convicted on charge
Of picking the pocket of Mr.. A. Mallory in Broadway
while the looking in at the window OF Leary
& CO. convicted and senented 10 the State Prison or
years but pardoned by the Governor condition that
he departed from he United States and never returned
The points ofhe counsel for prisoner that the Con-
OF this State gives power TO the Governor 10
pardon in all except impeachment and treason IN
which latter ne suspend sentence I'LL the mater
is brought before the Legislature who may either par
don direct execution of the criminal or grant farther re-
preve Such being the Constitution tho law OF the state
giving power the Governor 10 impose conditions 10
pardon is void but if power to impose the condition
Punishment exists the Governor had no right 10 oanisn
ofthe L. States, his Jurisdiction extending only 70
this State But admitting the Governors power To
impose conditions the prisoner cannot De punished Tor
violating the Constitution there no provision Oh law
for SUCH to give Jurisdiction TO any Court s re-
commit him. Messrs Warner and Graham appear for
the prisoner and Messrs McKeon district attorney and
Whiting opposed.-To be continued this forenoon
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Edwin W. Sherman
brought action against Thomas Downing (the celebrated
caterer) Cornelius Allison officer, Geo. I. Downing son
of Tno. and James Mclean. for alleged Illegal disraint
under landlords and sale GO Chambers street,
Broadway the residence of Downing and his lam
y he having let the first floor plaintiff who Is truss
manufacturer Verdict in favor Of plaintiff for cents
damages and cents costs, against Thos. Downing and
c. Allison and in favor Of defendants to Geo. T. and
Mclean.
forenoon In which Paul Houseman and Maria Stare seek
20 damages of the Sheriff and F. a. Philo Cred
tor Of j. c. II. Sare) for alleged illegal levy and sale
store No. lag Sevententh-street.
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Things in Philadelphia.


PHlLApgLrHI, March u-P. NJ
Another charming Spring day and Chesnctst Is
filled with the beauty and fashion OF Quaker City
Ia business every thing is improvinsoaT hotels
are all filing up with merchants f:om the West sn6
South. West-whlle healthy tone prevails among all
classes Of society Flour is in fair demand AZ 81 % tor
ordinary shipping brands Rye Flour is So So
and Corn Meal M 50 per Dbl Wheat is held above the
views of m.ers say los clos cents for pennsylvania
Red In Sugar and Moasses there is fair inquiry a;
prices somewhat advanced The latter article is worth
80 cents for NewOrlesus.
The Anniversary OF the Pennsylva Seamen s
Friends Society took place last evening at the Musical
Fund Hall number Of excellent addresses were made,
and an interesting report presented Rehet mas been
literally extended and out OF 40 seanen wne fesorIed
10 Homes established for their reception, w OF teen
have been induced t. become temperate.
A man named VIM. Cavenaugh, charged with
committing an Infamous outrage upon the person OF a
Mrs Margaret Covert has been prison in deieuiI
OF - coo.
The Stock sales 10 day were quite limited Penn
Pives a, the First Board sold 2 Improvement OF
! Reading shares closed al advance OF and Hsr.
r.burg ; U. :. Bank declined /, selling at s. Whining
ton shares sold at SO 80 considerable falling on from
last sales.
The Loco. Focos have carried the late election in
Camden N J for municipal officers aud the Aut,Tem-
perance men have succeeded in Burlington.
There is nothing of interest IN our Courts today
The bark Navarro Capt. Cole, arrived this morn
Ing from PcrnsmbucO. with dates to the llth Feb. The
MAJ kets brisk for Flour and Sugars plenty
Vessels had arrived IN abundance lately, consequently
treights expected to decline.
We have had a number of other foreign arrivals
to-day but believe there Is little news OF interest %
them except additional accounts OF disasters. The orss
Wabash from Rio j. Cohen. Jr. from Mntapzas schr.
Pacific from do and de- and Br schr Sophia, from Port
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q TIE SPEECH OF Ma EvANs on the Oregon

e The SPEECH OF Nh EVANS on the oregon
Question is worthy of more extended notce 'nAn
our limited space will allow as TO give, MS arg
ment on the question of title was exceedingly c,ea,
and sboved copclusively that our right to the "noe
Territory up to s40 40 is not clear and onqnss'i0n
IL, he a great deal He was opposed TO any &C
ton on the part of the Senate until they were dis
tincty inforned OF the course which the Executive
would pursue in case the resolution OF Notice shoud
pass Ifa vote in favor of Notice was 10 be viewed
as committing the Senate TO the views OF those who
claim the whole Territory up TO So 49, and Inc
President, so regarding it, was TO refuse all comPro
mise then he was utterly opposed to passing the re
solution in any form. He wanted light which ne
thought the President. considering the important
interests involved was bound 10 give
Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON is next on the list OF