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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
nOI' Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was principally occupied with The private
calendar. Nj Il iNGERSOi.L attempted IN vain
10 gel up his resolution favor ut er # settle.
meni with Mexico. The NareLonslna Bill iron tie
senate, with amendment. reported.
An investigation into the eommSsloncfs IN the
matter ol the W nd Indians was ordered. a Inui res
olutnn passed directing The adj uramenl 10 take
place The lOlh ptoxmo At u o'r0rk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
FFHALE HFROISAJ.

On Friday Narafg t0ih OF jay. between The hours
If nd ,. abuut forty laiies Dl The village Of Urr-
Michigan, secretly assembled Proceeded 10 a ,nllus,
alley. armed ~nh axes. halrhes, r. planners. &c. and
completely demeItsi'fd H. They e viewed his nsi-
dlo foe Ia Their domestic peace 70r soma time nh
anNi0us eye +; and having waited IN VAIN Tor
legal proceeding against IT. determined lu once In
take the aw Their avn hand-. They wen, u, II
with much SPIN aud .negy-haeked the bed # the al
ey-ture dpwn the wns--raz The root 10 the ground
aad flushed with ltamplrg upon and breskng To pieces
the rool The building was7 70 feet long aud this work
Of destruction accomplished in lle less than an
hour = Detroit .idtcrtiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
O.. Nd gEg'.7EEEgE ~!
ssES,00es RSDrf4 Of Dry Goods
Az G1SE AND UNDtkS...

, iCARDS, RYAN & Go. having delerin cded
discontinue business In iynchburg, offer heir entire
STOCK o GOODS at Cosr and many OF them great
~ BELOW cost. " 1his mere hich such his
been tog Wlen prdctised -NE MEAN WHAT WE sly
W assure our trends and the public generally. that
article -" Ill be sud tor an og lna unless
II ne soHe small Article, such Pms, Ia pes, Buttons,
~, 10 make change Ton winch would be an lmpoS,b
IIty-whenever these sod by the z,n, only cost
Viii be charged.
TO MERCHANTS.
Any gentleman wishing cummehce business in
tyhchDur3 has now an opportunity u securing ot
The best business houses III the place, together with
well selected and drntedy cheap assortment 81
bnud~, many OF which oi our nv importation.
" e invite all 10 call who wish 10 purchase
No lrmhln2s ri course will be throw in as We
cannot alf'rd II AID sell al cost.
fosa'ce'y no Goods ciA be tatca Ja-k otter bang
sid.
Terms Cash only.
REGARDS, RYAN s ca.
u All persons having claims against us Will please
present them Tor payment. aud all who iudroed IL
US VIII please call settle, are anxlous To close
~ the business as speedily possible
r., r. s. Co.
Jnly 2 ,sli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

I ANlNG completed my Water Power and oiher
Improvements. at my old stand. near the Pump
House OF The Iynchburg Mater Wurks, am nuw pre-
pared 10 execute all order, my line OF business VIZ
a> GerrIng for Mills AMI other Machinery, with eve
~ description Of castings Of
IRON nTslss, AND STEAM ENGINEs TO
baceo Presses, Fiatuer-, 9nnds, Levers Ac. &c
From an experience of nearly 20 years, in Of the
best cendnrted establishments in the State, feel conf
dent oil being able 10 give satisfaction those avuring
mc with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention of Tobacconisls
70 my establishment Having been The iirSi that lnndu-
ee the m2uaiacue OF iolaccu Screws Presses and Pa
TEN Bands &c, IN LynchbnrL. can with confidence
teter those unac1uanied with my work, 10 the principal
looacconlsS OF tbs place, having put up between IS
aud 100 presses, within the short OF my residence
here
With view OF securing a fair share of patronage
shall continue add such Iaho saving machinery.
will enable 10 ex,cne work with accuracy and de
sparch ami VIII warrant all work done my establish
men 10 be equal 10 auy done In this place elsewhere.
a. q. DABNEI.
Nov u I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

UNroRTu NATE.-'Ihe wife Of one Of the I.onisyle
volunteers marh upp4stt IN his leaving hpne and
Ia arold the pam OF farewell. lie elt houe without
hiding her good bye. Snon after abe heard Ut his depa-
lure, she fell and dropped dead on the Il ur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
TANNERS Gsff.

.SA BARRELS best TANNERS Oil, just I,
DO cesed, aud Tor sale low, Tor cash by
BRYANT * IINSLEN.
,Iuiy q II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

Good .Johe.--A Eioaser man in Broaiway with
enorruns mouslache and stared al him lixedlv unnl
he ylcm ahgfIly Exclaimed. What are yod looking
al 2
There = shouted he IIoosier. Il knew son had
mouth. Lei's dunk u f.hp-l don' cart Witch my
sell !! Idey drank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

II Bristol, tie ohef1 day lbief stole twenty eight
wedding rnas irom shop window. and got clear oil
The jewellers inrtcaon upon nm was ert6e. In Wit
"a Wish that he nigh, ge wlie with every my.
WET \ hardy seaman, who had escaped hnr q. The
ffcen shipNferks on on coas asked by lady how
he ielI hen the waves dashed over him
.Nei, madam, very wei"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
.V'EGs:Ds$ ss.s.s'g'S. -.

fEViE 81 bSt lHBER has permanently heated
the town vi Llnedy, aud would iuorm the CHI
aus o bedford aud the surrounding counties. that lac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30
10 4 sE CONG III. ~.
FIRST SESSION.
Coz. sPaadeace u he .imsIHGl.
" AsniSaTpN. jolly p.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

A cummnni,unn rerrived fiufn the Navy DE
raumrat, answer Ia ;eslniiu nf HE Senat. r1us-
mining lhs epr-p tneher "a felton T. the removal ui
Capt i. 4. i. iasairue, iflm lie cu.prnlad Of tie
Memphis Navy iltd.
Vi DIN presented memorial from Gpwafls If f0c
mechanics ~ ftslhI. \ rrnot faiIug rsansl M
rrrral ii Tie iaah al lsl2, and paylrg taugress ID
lei veil enuulh aone." Road aud referred 10 The
COMMITTEE pn Printing
Mr. IlANAEGAA subui,trd n resolution. calling
upon The pfeieni IN copy NJ he lnslruclpz tlau,
united II Af. Nei.ane our Minister at Iaadal "a H.
terence 10 thu settlement II the Ougon question grt-
er vnh copies VI his correspondence On Tie subject
aid over.
Mr. LEWIS. from the Comniire on Finance, rr-
ported blch the Army Approximation Bll, With a recon
nrrddan thar thu Sonstc adhere Ia lie oan anrGdlnrns
aud disagree Ia lhnsr 81 the loust.
The feporl was eoneurod in and the III returned Ia
the House.
Mr. HouST from The Committee on Military
AFFAIR.", madr interesting ep1r upon The SUBJECT ii
The coast deirnres o TeAis. Il Was ordered pint
ed
Mf NILES. finn HE Posi On.e Committee. re.
roned bill ptoelng for the transmission Vi de Mad Ia
Oregon ly.-read 'Wlcr.
Ga notion OF Nh JARNAGIN The SeGa,c io.k M
thu bill providing or the pay aud mileage Members
al Congtess, and of ll Apeosrs Of bringing the Cam
anche delegations ol Iudia6, 10 TN. city
debate Of sumo length sptang up In reference to the
expenses Of the Indians. several drafts Tor which dawn
Affairs having been Protested Tor p,ymen) and ai-
lei The adoption Of suhdfy amendments relation thefe
10, the bill reported 10 the Senate.
Ihegnnlrr part If the amendments ufthc Committee
oi the w ule wrr agrctd 10. aud thc bill pas d nth
but slight vafta an from The shape Which II came
un the onsp.
The lanse c1ncntrrd in The amendments and the
blll n be sianad to-day.
After HE Disposal ol sane nnimpor,au, business, The
cuts detalian III he tam bill was resumed
Mi CAMERON epolr in about tno hours 10 oppo-
sliion 10 HE bill lie directed his Wmafh, especially
the ice President. an1 reminded hun 81 The events NJ
the campalIa al lSIl-o the fact IT was IL The
ka0e ellri, 10 the bold avoWa thar the iarlI f.
would be sale III the hands ot MI. pok that he Mr.
y Wns lndtbed ior his sral III the Char lie c,ucu
ded hy expressing hls confident belief that Mr. Daa,
viii noi prove false IL his hlgl the SAFE which
gave him brh, aud 10 his own written ol MONS by
| lina Tor The bill nov beurc The Sruale.
Mi y IliAM then obtained the lmr and the Sena1t
went mlO Executive session, aud Afterwards, adjourn
ed.
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'i-si ~ .@.rD 81 Iy';ys EEj.I
HONS NuIs 1916,

,,.,,,., JUST RECEIvFo nv
Marcho IT..
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IRON nsass, AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bncco Presses, Eiatner-, Ennds, Levers, Ac. sc

Nov
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Arrival Of Ship Liberty. from Liverpool.
Four Days Later from Europe.

Resignation of tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Excitenen:
in England.--Furthcr Prorog,tion Of Parliament
Great Political Revolution Great Brtain-Ninis-
terial Crsis.-Advance in American Coton--State OF
the Corn Market, Ac &c
The Liberty, sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
ult. and brings papers TO the date.
Tho news, which wo havo thus received. IS OF
tie highest impo lance Of more consequence thar.
INV we have received i'll the last ton years. 1t is
no moro nor less than the resignation of Sir Ro-
bert Peel, and tho organization of Cabinet
by Lord John Russell
The announcement Of this important fact--im-
portant to the United States, IN commercial
point Of view. we'll perchancc in poiitica!
aspect, threw the whole English public into state
of tho greatest excitement
Its effect was tremendous.
In addition to this. and = necessary conso-
ouence, Parliament had been farther proroguod.
the following exhibits
AT tho Court ut Osborne House. Isle Of Wight.
tho 10th day Of December. 1915. present the
Queens Mos, Excellent Majesty in CounciI,-lt
is this dav ordered BY Her Majesty in Council.
that tho Parliament. which stands prorogucd to
Tuesday, the 10Th dav of December inst. be fur
thor prorogucd to Tuesday, the 30:h day Of De-
cember inst.
The corn law question has been the cause of
this.
Tho effect that this will have upon the
relations between England and America cannot
but bo of tho utmost consequences.
American cotton had improved.
(From the London Herald, Dec. l2.)
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
Sir Robert Peel's Government is a: an end
All tho members of the Cabine, yesterday ton
dered their resignation. which her Majesty was
pleased to accept.
1t will be easily believed tia, wo regret this
determination Of hor Mnjes.y's advisers: bu; We
should much moro regret their unanimous de-
Termination to sacrifice tho Industry OF the coun-
try by stripping It of all protection.
The important fact now announced proves how
completely wrong the Times when i, stated
that tho Government had decided upoa proposing
to Parliament, Cabinet measure, the repeal /
Of tho corn laws.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
SI,lO7,792 0
Excess Of mems,

Excess Of means, 5l,lO7,1o2 .
Tho discounted notes and bills Of exchange arc
computed active means, moro so than would be
requisite for redemption Of circulation, because
tho suspended debt of sos, :i2S 90 ~ all taken
out: and by reply made recently by tho prcsI-
don. to inquiries Of tho House Of Representatives..
it is shown that of tho loans made since June /,
lS43 (from which time all now discounts Of tho
Bank woro to BIO collected without valuation of
property only $500 have had 10 10 collected
by suit; and that, as to tho suspended debt the
losses estimated by tho Cashiers Of tho Branches
docs not amount TO 100000 who tho surplus
profits retained in Bank to meet losses amour! TO
1915 ,239 81.
As tho State has deep interest in tho pros
perty Of the Bank both large stock holder
and on behalf Of its ctZons and all others rccoiv
ing tho notes Of the Bank, it ought TO DO crafty
inR that tho examination Of tho affairs of the
Bank, made by the President and Directors chosen
by tho Legislature, (every one Of whom are lead
ing Democrats,) show the condition Of the Bank
to DO not only SO entirely safe, bat beyond all
possibility Of danger.
A late number of the Bankers Weckly Circu-
lar, New York, after publishing full view Of
the condition Of the State Bank Of Indiana, re-
marks:
The above statement shows large amount of
specie on hand against tho circulation OF tho IN
stitu,ion. Such accumulation of specie funds
would seem to be unnecessary for a bank in such
credit as tho State Bank Of Indiana. In a largo
State, * where the circulation is widely dissomn
ated thro'out immense grain producing coun-
try the specie is widely disproporonod to tho la
bi!i,es of the Bank. portion of tho specie could
DO advantagccusly deposited in one Of tho Allan
tic citios invested in tho stocks of sound States
From 100000 to $500, 900 Of the specie Of the
Indiana banks could DE probably invcstod in such
State or Government stocks would, in case of
emergency, enable tho bank to roalIza spocio
funds. Tho bank, in having this amount socuro-
1v tad z 4
onioy as largely tho confidence Of its creditors
and bill-holders now, when tho specie is lying
dead in its vaults.
In the Now England States and interior of New
York, where bank circulation is necessarily much
moro concentrated than i'll tho wost, find the
ratio Of specie to bank paper is about to 5 or l
to 10; and this, too. whore tho Banks arc easy of
access: while in Indiana they arc remote from all
kindred institutions who could possibly draw upon
them for specie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Correspondence Of the Ricl.moad Palladium.
Cincinnati, Jan. 9th, -!6.-Sataraag p.

Cincinnati, Jan. 9th, !5.-S1turaay p. ~
Stern Winter still holds dominion here. The canals
continue firmly closed; bat the bright this a
,ernoon affords ground to hope that they viii be
open-9eriaas-by eyt1og-days.
The river continues rising with abundant for the
largest class boats and running to impede navi
CATION IN tls least; but the trouble is the boats
here. Ia consequence of which. the anxiety hold
to ship rroaace freis have again advanced: Pork
t. Ne~ Orleans sI.25 per br: Flour 81 pound freight
- els per est; cl5.u passage So.
Choice brans Of Flour offered to-day from 4aons
Al 3:.5, with 10 bnysr=5390 being the highest Offer,
aitll Decided Lovi.yi ara tteney Tire famine conse-
quent upon the failure of the potato croy5-a humbur
The openincof the British ports GIbHg: consequcHt-
Il the anticipated foreign demand all huiIl!og With
larger crop OF wheat, perhaps, thanBvs ever roced
before, what there keep the price Of fonr above lis
primary level Is il rather Ire expected that the
reaction which IS going VII carry quite as far
below that level as it has been above it
Ciover-seed from wagons dali *; but good ar
cie has been below that price Whkey declined
10 l4d174 ctsper gal Eggs plenty I2Ic per doz.
Butter loal5 per ID. know no other changes Of
Importance but what you apprsed by your regular
.dailys But these, It IS 10 be regretted, always
TO De- relied upon For instance the Commercial Of this
morning syan effort seems be making to deprezs
prices. The number Of hogs slaughtered this city has
been overrate, and sales at re5uced price reported
which never took place. W. were led INTO an error YES
teElay report OF 500 brls Mess Pork at $40 We
heard CT the safe authority could rot question:
Yesterday the gentleman who represented to have
made the sale, authorized say entire fabri-
caton.''
How far this 'eost zepress p-ces' is to Be success
Ill, remains to be For the sake Of your heavy pork
iealers, It IS hoped not far. They have this consoE.
ion however that whatever effect it may have here it
an only be temporary and cannot effect the New York
nd foreign market.
Groceries continue firm Rio Coffee e8e4-Java i09 |
New Orleans Sugar 5aa65c per h.. with but little
respect Of / decline. Yours &c. H. |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
SABBATH CONVENTION. To-Day

Noise Is hereby given, that, for the purpose of carry
ing ont the arrangements OF the Indiana State Sabbath
Convention receuy he4 at indianapolis, there Will be
ting held At the Methodist Episcopal Church Cam
hr-lgo City. Wayne county, commencing Wednesday.
the 2@ day 81 January, instant, o'clock. D. m, for
tha pnrpost OF forming Sabbath Association
Congressional District, and to devise ana adopt
promote thu due observance of sacred time. All per-
friendly t. tbs 3cct cordially invited attend,
ana ths hos.Ites Of the OF this place prof
tered to 4! Who may from aaroa and committee
Of arz4ng VIII 81 IN waiting the Meeting House
receive them ana assign them places oil accommodate
ton. Wl W WHEELER1
y. IL. kAMO\b, Cor Commit
JOHN HOSEA,
t,..-i ~ CIV f9a u 1916
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
From the Baltimore Sun-Extra.
Important from ,Tcxicc--inother TscroIution
in Progress.

Tho following important intelligence should
have reached US Oh Friday evening in time for
Saturdays paper, but through accident or
other the Now Orleans papers for this city was
sent on TO Philadelphia
The Washington Union. in publishing tho fol-
lowing account Of affairs in Mexico, from the
New Orleans Picayuno Of tho 9th inst. prcfaces
it with the following
..lf the following intelligence DO correct. then
indeed. tho New Orleans Delta' Of tho 9Th inst.
probably foresfadows the result OF the mission.
and the course which we must pursue. IF Perc-
des has succeeded (says the Deita) the mission Of
Mr.. Slidell viii, of course. be unsuccessful, aud
the two countries will remain IN state of doubt
fu hostiliiies, which il will be the duty of our
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

SANTA AEEA.--A correspondent Of tho Pea
yunc says: The hcaith Of the tyrant - good. bp;
lie seldom comes into Havana from his country
residence. except whom the steamer from Vera
Cruz IS il the oiiiuc, when lie comes in and waits
with all despa.'s Impotence 81 the British Com
suIs for his dispatches. which, il IS SAID are nci-
thor few nor small in bulk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
The Sta.c Bank OF Indiana.

We have delayed, for wan. of room, to notice
tho condition Of tho Bank according to tho late
annual report. And Ia referring TO it now, we
do j. because from the rigid scrutiny semi
annually made into the means and Liabilities Of
every Branch Of the Bank, which il doyovej on
tho Pre.iden: of tho Bank, (ecc.cd by the Leg
islature,) satisfied entire reliance may
bo placed upon tho faithfuness Of this report.
The active means and curron, liabilities OF the
Bank, on the 18th day of November, 1919 were
a. follows:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

K,s,!zEo WooD.-Tho advantages Of kianizc4
wood, for purposes of Railways, have recently
been proved Soyontoen hundred Spruce cross
tics were pat doan IN 1910, OF tic New Bedford
Railway prepared BY Mr.. Lyons process. and
anc of ,hcss blisa int scrIis.stoly taaen mp, i
fouud to be perfect IN all ia parts, much
whom first pat down. Tic spiic-holes were
~ sound and the wood as classic Is tho FIRST day
the spikes were driven. Spruce Is probably the
least durable wood which could b. SOLICITED for
tracks; and no one can doubt Tint, without having
been kianizad il wo4'i llaro rottcd in less than
Two vcars. No case has ever boon Observed. SAYS
tic person y ho mules this s!atoment Of tho fai-
uro OF kianizoL wood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

RorAc. GIFT TO Az A2IERIcAE AUTHoE.-IIenry
Wikotf, who arrived IN the Acadia from Liver
pool. has brought over with HIM autograph let
ter from tie Queen Of Holland, together with q
g,!iccEt ruby ring, cncrcied By three rows OF
3ae diamonds with instructions % present both TO
Mr.. \. ]. downing. Of the Highland Garlcfs, \.
i. y 10 published not long since charming book
On landscape Gardening. IN Acknowledgements Of
the pleasure her Majesty derived from the perusal
of Mr. Downing's book. n compliment like this,
says the Boston Post, from royal parsonage TO
American author IS certainty qai,c noyol, md
what enhances It's value Is tho mode made
choice of. The gift Of a jewel IS the familiar
form that crowned head usually chooses 10 OK
press royal appreciation, But il is tho kind we
know Of, where an autograph letter was added to
give a stronger emphasis 70 such a testimonial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

$3.50, Isl 81
l,l9G, i35 o.
63S,59G 81
5I3,SlO %
30,10O 90
Si,leS 90
l,O79,36S %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

Bill discounted.
Bills Of exchange,
Duo from the other Banks,
Five and six per cent. Indiana
Treasury Notes, (abovo par.)
Bonds Of the Stale for baking
purposes
Notes of other Banks
Gold and silver,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Liab,itttcs.

Liabilities.
Circulation out of
Bank 80, o27 ,3Jl %
Duo other Banks 1896 81
Dividends rot drawn 23,6iS II
Deposises, ooo,2Go 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-08

GRoN TIL IF InNpoN.-We are apt to mag.
me here IN the Un,,cd States, that the growth
ii our towns aud cities greatly surpass in rapid
ny and ex,tn ilnse Of any part nj the old world.
Some facts about London would seem TO contra.
diet this nn,ion.
at is stated, Tor instance, in rcce nj report To
the Government, that in little more ihaniwelve
years, twelve hundred new streets have been
added io London, which is at the rate Of one
hundred strceis year.
81 hese ~ hundred new streets contain for
weight thousand mscs most If them built on
| a large and coinlnodous scale, aud in a style Of
superior comfort With all this wonderful in.
crease, il is sad, tl,a, the demand for houses in.
stead Of diminishing. continues To increase, aud
that while many towns of the interior, the mum
her Of unoccupcd houses is augneh,ing
scarcely is a new street in London finished, be
fore almos, every house in lis fully occupied.
| Zone great reason assigned for the rapid
growth Of London, is the extraordinary facility
economy and despatch with which people arr
now transported over railroads terminating
there. Owing TO this cause, 1t is estimated thai
the daily influx Of individuals is five tmei
| greater than It was fifteen years ago. Dr..
| London is now abou, 40 miles III circumfcr
ence end numbers more than two millions o
| inhabitants"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-08

CONGRESS. - The National Tntelligencer OF
Saturday. makes the following statement with
regard to the probable action OF Congress. and
the adjournment of that body, which wi be re.
celved with much pleasure IN this part Of the
country
From what we have casually heard in CONVEX.
sa'ion, We think II quite possible that the Tariff
question, and some Others may he suffered TO
lie over to an"thcr session, and that the appso-
pria'ion bills. &c, may be passed in short order,
so as To allow Congress TO adjourn much earli.
or than they possibly can do II The majority in
Congress should, as the government paper has
tlmated that they positively would, seriously
endeavor now 10 pass new Tariff bit. Tho
rumor 10 which we refer il. that il has been de.
termined, at a consultation Of the Democratic
leaders IN Congress to make the next session
begin in October instead OF December, and, -
a consequence, TO terminate The present session
at some time between the first VI June and The
first of July,