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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

MmLERITE INDULGENcIEs A suit of rather
a novel character was lately tried at Akron,
Ohio, before Mayor Chamberlain. The Rev.
J. D. Pickards, of the Second Advent church,
was charged with assault and battery in kiss
ing the wife Of Lyman Green and washing her
feet, against her husbands will. L. V. Berce,
Esq, counsel for prosecutor, laid down the law
very clearly, and MIR. Pckards not only ad-
mitted the facts charged, but justified himself
on Scripture grounds, SO conclusively, that the
case was dismissed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

The SourH CAROLINA FAMINE. We meg
toned few days since that great numbers OF
the citizens of South Carolina were leaving the
State in consequence of great failure of crops
there, caused by the drought last season. The
following table exhibits the number compelled
to leave their homes for other places, and such
an event in this plentiful country, may give an
dea of sufferings in Europe, from the failure
Of the crops;
Emigration. Spartanburg, whites 5000, slaves
$50, corn 10000 bushels. Union, whites 400,
slaves $50, corn 10000 bush, York, whites
500, slaves 100, corn 4O, 900 bush. Lancaster,
whites 100, slaves %, corn "a, 600 bush. Fair
field, whites 100, slaves 800, corn 10000 bush
Chester, whites 300, slaves so, corn 10000
bush. Newborry, whites 90, slaves 10, corn
e5 900 bush. Laurens, whites 200, slaves 45,
corn 10000 bush. Abbevlllo, whites 100,
slaves so, corn $4,000 bushels. The quanti-
ties of corn named, are the amounts formerly
produced.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

Ry- COW NENTION FOR RELIEF OF THE
POOR. BY a resolution of the Convention II was
made or duty To call on those Wards, which have
as yet taken No action upon the ssAject 10 organize
as early possible and lend their aid 10 alleviate the
distress which the weather has brought
upon many deserving Poor.
In co plying with the request of toe Convention,
we feel that it can only be necessary to say, that the
cid of all the Wards is needed The reports from those
Wards embracing the outskirts of the cily, give a
moving picture Of the distress among those who have
been thrown out of employ by the early setting in of
winter. We therefore earnestly urge upon the seVe-
raj Wards which have been partially canYassea, TO
complete their cOlectinns,-and those Wards which
have as as yet done nothing to take up the subj ct
PROMPTLY aud that all br prepared to report Whit thea
hese done Gni uhat they can do, by the next meeting
Of the Conventions and tt all remember that The word
of God hath acknowledgement is he that consider
eh the poorn BEALE Il RICHARDSON,
il Qt Chairman of Convention.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

Brig Orleans, Long, West Indies, f. w. Bruno Il
Sons.
schr Julia, Hin, West Indies, X. & II. r. Tucker.
Schr James, Wood, West Indies, N. Bathurst &
Son,
Br schr Rival, Price, s. Johns, N. F., R. s. Il. r.
Tucker
SSchr Maria, Johnston, New York, J.'Mankiu.
S.hr Margaret Ann, Hammond, do. Rose, Merrill &
Co.
Schr Hope, Potter, Antigua aud market.
BELLOWS sChooners, bound up.
ARRIVED,
Schr Gaena, Beard, days from New York. salt
to T. II. Hooper
MEMORANDA.
Br. brig Victoria Frith, hence for Halifax went to
sea 26h ut.
Brig Vrgi.ia, Coopcf from Baltimore, just arrived,
was left at Oemarafa about 4.h uit.
Brig Frances Amy, Binney, from Cumara, was left
at LaGuayra about 18th N0V.--had been the coast
in search of a scRr sunk some time since.
Schr Chesapeake, Stewart, hence at n. York 30lh
ut.
SGhr Fashion, with later dates I'm Rio JanerO, ar
rived helOw Phad. Both ut.
Schr LHrana York, fiom Portland for Baltimore,
arrived al Portsmouth % ult
SChT uuresie, Chapman, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Bedford 9th ut.
Schr Hope, Harding, from Baltimore, bound 10 N.
Bedford, put into Norfolk 29th ut On the Goth the
IT, grounded on the seven foot knoll, mistab ing the
black f0r the white buoy, which completely en-
yelopsd in the ice, The weather being hazy the time,
and the wind blowing heavily from the NJ w. In
this positiOH surrounded with ice she remained four
days aud naht, her signal of distress flying all the
while, and being unable to obtain suceor the fifth
day, with he design of tightening her and at the same
time OF saving the vessel and cargo the captain threw
overload about 800 bushels
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

ACCIDENTS. On Saturday last, young
seaman, son of Capt. Lane, of the bark Mary
Boughton, at Boston, fell from alott on the
deck of that vessel, and was instantly killed.
In the same city, same day, MIR. Johnson, mas
ter mas N, fell from staging and was also n-
stantlY killed. At Lowell, on Friday, Mr..
James Mccain was killed by falling down
stairs MT his RESIDENCE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
ID | L ID

On Wednesday afternoon, 3lst ult. ALBERT
HALL, in the dist year Of his age.
His friends invited to attend his funeral this af-
ternoon at O'Clock, from his late dwelling Broad
way near Lancaster-st.
On the 3Oh ult. JEREMIAH HALL, in the olst year
of his age.
On the Both ult. JAMES S. BUcELgR in the 2lst year
of his age,
On the Both uIt. Mrs Nancy McGBBoS, in the 64lh
year Of her age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

aN2OUND RENTS tyANTED, in suns Of
VIZ 80. 60, 100 and Sl20 FOR SALiG-A Ground
Rent of $50 AT per cent and ol at per et'
with others HOUc ES, L0fS, FARMS and CObN-
TRY SEATS. A store aud dwelling III Batmort-st.
near Frt derrick, in fee smp e; store and dwelling
on Pratt street near Frederick; brick house (newl
tor so for 72 only sl2 ground rent; two new
aud Hwel ing corner of flleh and WIKI So. handsome
dwellings on st. Pau, CourIlan Fayette, t. Bati'
AID other streets; building lot fronting "a feet
on Washington street by 2lO feet 10 Castle alley, for
S400 City and other Stocks received in payment for
Brick Houses that yield about 10 per cent
Applyto THOMAS ]. GOTT,
3aLt IL Socond-st., adjoining the Exc annge.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

COUNTING House. CALENDARS. We have received
nber of beautiful Coming House Caiehdars, OF
various sizes, fran Mr. John D. Toy, corner OF Balti-
more and st. Pant streets; My. John Murphy 73 Bal
tmore stree; aud Mr.. James Lucas corner Of Calvert
street and Lovely lane They are eX3cued in an ak
ceediDgly neat ulP.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
a Il iis AN O..
Moon ) phases.
MARRIED.

On the Both uIt. by the Rev. Mr. Slicer, Mr. MEL
SON CuLLuM. of this city, to Miss MARY J.J. SToRK,
formerly of Va.
On the Both ut by Rev. G. w. Musgrave, RICHARD
GRAHAM to Miss ELLEN IRELAND, both of this city
On the 28th uIt. by Rev. Mr. Best, JAMES HUSH TO
Miss EMILY HALL, AL of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

NEW YORK Giro us-Front-st. There will be two
performances at This house O-dayat2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and at in the evening as usual. An e1
cellenl bill Of entertainment is posted for both occa
sinnS Sec adYer liSenIr Mt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

SrocKs IN New York. The Express ot
Tuesday evening says: "rhe stock market is
rather unsettled. Part Of the last is firm, while
u few stocks are much lower Ohio 6's rose l;
Kentucky 6's Id; Illinois 6's fell Ia; Farm,
Loan rose is; Morris fell 3-4; Reading fell 8;
Canton SIS; Harlem l l-2; Long Island Sd;
Erie rose 81; Norwich and Worcester fell
3 Ia, and sold freely in the street at CO l-2, a
decline Of 81"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

fF-GOOD SAMARITAN DIVISION, NO. )
SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The members of the
above Division requested to meet at their Hall IN
THIS EVENING, (thursdly) Jan. at half-pRst sIA
o'cock for he purpose of attending the Festival to
he given AT the Washington Temperance Hail. by the
Ladies' L ion Temperance Society. ny order,
IL A.J,GILLINGHAN, J.. $.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

CoNCERIs or BAYLY's BRASS BAED. These ad-
mired musicians will give two ofther justly celebra-
ted concerts at the Assembly Rooms to day. One at
O'Clock in the afternoon and the other at I in the
evening. Go and see them, they unsurpassed in
their line.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

US- INSTANCES LIKE THE FOIL ON
almoSt OF daily occurrence and render supeI al -
i@a.'het @ comment upon the efficacy of WIS
loUGHKEEPsiE, ". Y, Sept. ~
Mr. SETH w. FOwLE-- Dear Sir The cha
Wlstaf,s u aiSam of Wild Cherry is so well Il
ed tnrohghPnt the country, and especially in
oil New YORK, that any further tealimanv woi q
to be unnecessary. Yet have derived 50 M,
vantage fro II it, that I am happy tn comm
through you TO the sick and afflicted. whnt /,
for me, and consider II a privilege and duiv
have been troubled with weak Iunos fony ye,
cough more or less every winter. I waS
to the house all last winter with a severe con
in the side and breast, raised blood s.veraI ~ 40
consulted physician, but have never taken snv
cne which has done me so much good as VII
Balsam of Wild Cherry. | consider il the best M
cine in the world for colds, coughs and puImoI
complaints. VIM. H. SUI ApT'
s. w. Fowle fate Smith & F0wie J agent, !
l3S Washin gton street. For sale by
s5rABLER s CANDY, 100 w. Ptatt-s
Also, by George K. Tyler, 4e r, Baltimore str,
Seth 5. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Rob,
< Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Iansverssts; j.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and franklin sire
Joseph b. Stanshury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. /
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Ke
NO. 523 Baltimore street. d29 II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

SECOND ENTERTAIEMENT OF YANKEE HGLL In
compliance with the general request, this gentleman
has consented to give another entertainment this eve
ming at the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall. II
addition to the programme of Tuesday, several new
Yankee stories will be added To secure good seat
an ,ary attendance will he necessary,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
LUCK YasTERDAs

AtLORTOUS LUCK YEsTEiRDA
az SCHOOLFIELD s CO.'S. The sold to E
Ia So, prize Of S4000--sold to a gentleman on
city, which will prove a beautiful New Years
sent, as he viii receive nett S31O0 in gold. Nc
al GO, prize Of $1,000 sent To Annapolis Md.
4j 53 So, prize Of s 50 sold to a citizen
Nos. Nd. Consolidated Lottery, class SO, d.
Dec. 81, loves prize $40, are:
q 26 t3 Al "a ) s. u 80 So Il 81. 45
Draws TODAY, the Mammoth scheme oil
Consolidated LOTTERY, class !.
TIE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of 52l
| 5000 10 " l5V
$500 10 10
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion,
{G5- Draws next SATURDAY, January 3rl
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, Class |, capital
S4OOO-Tickets Sl-Shares in proportion, in
SchO0lield & Co. will sell on certificate paeka
25 whole tickets for only tsl4, halves 81 co, qt
SO 50, elghths il 75. For the prizes please a
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert stree
1t First office from Baltimore str
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

FIREs IN BosToN. On Sunday afternoon
the office of Dr. Morgan, a millinery shop and
provision store, were considerably damaged
by fire. The Old South Church had narrow
escape. On Monday morning the millinery
shop Of Mrs. Cassidy was consumed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co
No. , Holiday S.. Balto. ,

VFFICE UF FLITUHEK Z co
No. Holiday S., BALTIC. 4
II UST AS WE EXPECTED. Gil
OF luck in Yesterdays lottery, giving the plS
of sending forth our congratulations to many d
patrons in AVID out Of the city, upon their goH
tune with us on the last day Of the old year,
runner, we trust, of continued success and pre-
ty TO all our customers during thl New Year
which has now just commenced.
Drawn Nos. class 53-lowest prize 40, are
q % 50 IL n SO 81 so So 9 ID 81 IS |
The holders of large and small prizes in the |
are politely requested to send them in for paym
We offer THIS DAY. the first of the Eewl
Sl7 600, s. 5000, in $500 prices, SC. in Md
class /, tickets S., qrs. 81 IS. Address
JAMES FLETCHER * Co. Baltimor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
Reported for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the 29th CONGR ESS
WAsHMGToE, Dec. 81, l845.
SENATE,


This body met at the usual hour but trans
acted no business of general interest, A num-
bcr of bills were read second time, after winch
an adjournment took place until Saturday, to
allow the members to enjoy the festivities oI
Tomorrow, which is New Years.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
This has been dull day in the House. Sc
veral bills of an unimportant character, were
reported and referred.
The committee on Commerce reported the
harbor and river bill.
Mr. Crozier, of Tenn, called for its reading,
and mSved its reeommtment to the committee
that reported it, with instructions te add an
item for the improvement of the Tennessee
river
1t was objected that this motion was not in
order, which led to quite long debate, in
which many members took part. In this way
an hour was spent, and at last the matter was
disposed of by the adoption of Il motion refer
inr the bill to the committee of the Whole, to
be taken up at future day.
The rest of the business transacted was OF
little account. This body also adjourned till
Saturday.
ITEMS OF News. The steamer Cambria,
from Boston, arrived at Halifax on the 18th
nit, and left for Liverpool the same day with
! l additional passongers.---A splendid piano
has been made in Philadelphia as u present to
Mrs Ciay.---Tho post office at Sprnfeld,
N. J J, was robbed of every letter in it a few
nights since--E. w. Bull, we'll known
druggist of Hartford, Conn, in fit of insani-
ty, jumped from window and killed himself
last Saturday.-Thc Hon, Daniel Webster
arrived at Boston on Saturday evening. lie
was expected to remain there few days.
On the 9th inst, John G.. Martin, the new
Governor of Alabama, was inaugurated.--
We notice that in all parts of Massachusetts,
the only balls given are "Tomperance Balls" "
The Orphcan Family are singing in New
Orleans
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

LIBERAL BEQUEsTs. Oliver Smith, of Hat
field, Mass, in his will! has left 100000 for
the establishment Of an Agricultural School in
NorthamPtoni $50, 900 is given to eight towns,
viz: Northampton, Hadley, Amherst, Hat
field, Williamsburg, Deerfold, Greenfield and
Whately, as a permanent fund for the benefit
of orphan children and children Of the poorer
classes. The fund is to be managed by trus-
tees. Also, $4,000 to the Colonization So
ciety.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

FLOUR AT New YoRK. The flour market
of New York has an upward tendency. On
Tuesday there were sales of Michigan at $5.Sl
and Of Gennessee at S5,75. The latter was
generally held at S5Sl. The demand for cx-
port was good.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

L9- NEW YEA,t'S TEMPERANCE JuBlhEC!:
The MARInS fOrAL ABsTI f CE SOCIETY, seeing the
need of making extra demonstration against the
miuions Of King Alcohol have Determined 10 hold 4
public meeting on New Years Nay, in MONUMENT
STREET CHURCH, 10 which the foes, as well as
the friends OF Tenn perauce are cordially mviledes
Yeca'ly those in any concerned in The traffic Of
Intoxicating liquors Able aud eloquent speakers
will he present., amOng whom may he named Rev'd
James ScwaIi, Chris,'n Krener, and VIVA. T.. Wright
The Choir thC Church have kindly consented 10 lend
their cheering ad on Tie occasion. The meeting will
open at O'Clock. Let there be g'OrIus rally on
the casIan. By ord~r,
G3l-2t :. Z. SPARKS Rec. Sec.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

"SHoRr AND SWEET" The Presbyterian
says, the committee on the state of religion in
one ofthe New England Associations, deviating
from the usual prolix style Of documents on
that subject, presented the following
"That the state of religion in the churches
composing the Association is lamentaby low,
needs no argument to prove; but to prescribe IA
remedy is task more diilicult--yet your COM
mittcc make an attempt Therefore,
Resolved, That the shepherds of the several
focks repent of their lukewarmness, humble
themselves at the foot of the cross, seek for
gveness Of God, and return wholly to his SER
vice.
Resolred, That the hocks follow their shcp-
herds
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

ny-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. ConsOIi
dated Lottery, class No. SO, for lef5:
27 26 Sc Al "a ) IS 2 60 55 II 81 As
26 and o. being the lst and 2l or 26 and 80, be
Inc 2d nd 81 drawn Nos each $50
fl ai4d SO, being the Sd and fth on III and "A, he
iuG the 4lh and 5th drawn Nos. each Is
) End ~, being the 5th ana 9Th; or and %, be
ing the 9Th and 1th drawn Nos each so
2l and -S being the 7ih and Sth; or2l and SO, be-
ing the Sth aud 9lh drawn Nos. each 90
81 and to. being the gth and I0lh; or aud %, he
ing the 10Th and lth; on aud Ia being the
llth and l9th; or IA and 81, being the i2h
and I3.h drawn Nos. each %
All aawng two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 20
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on " lU
It EMORY, No. n. Caiyert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

OLD DoNINIoH Circus. An entire change of per
formance is announced at this place Of amusement
this evening. They have a fine stud of horses, and
their performers very expert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

SAD. Mrs. c. A. Mcbride was burned to
death by her clothes taking fire while in her
room at nradley's Hotel, Rochester, on Christ
mas morning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

AJ WIS THE TIM Il TO s.RINEss4
!. for some OF tue Captai Prizes, and the pia
at NJ DOY LE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. l44 Pra
opposite the Railroad Depot, ana next To Bradsh
United states RO,ei, where more prizes hayxs
sold during the present Holidays than at arsE
three offices in the city. Orders for tickets
distance aie attended to with the utmost prom ?
and the drawings sent as soon as they are owe
very handsome Christmas present was paid
this office during the last week, and may n
hand for this .t
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, I
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets s2s, sh,-
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery
be drawn, Capital $4,000 Tickels 81, halves
quarters 25 cts. Certificate of a package VIII
sued as follows: package consisting OF y
tickets for Sl2 halves So, qrs. SO, aud eighth
Be in fortunes way, and you may make
strike," or throw ftwo skies and seven"
liberaldiscount will be pald TO persons " i
chase by the package or quantity,
For sale in the greatest varietyoi lucky nun
.hc package, single ticket, or snare All ora
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, ao.i4a Pratt stfee
o., fri 0pposite n. o. r. RI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

CownIDING. At New York on Monday,
Thomas w. Marshall, Jr., cowhided James
Campbell. The result Of an old nnarrel
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

'G'raG New YEAR, We heartily tender the
.eslo'aiiOns of the season to our numerous
G-seads-and, although we may not desire that
ts@y shall Give a thousand years." yet they
sease oar best wishes for health happiness and
.lr@sFefity, for such period as they may be spa
t,a. Il affords Us great pleasure to return them
ssgs sincere thanks for support during the past
gear which made it one of uncXamplcd success
SC As---lor the measure of their iayors was heap
ssaa and overiiowing Thus fostered by their
ASedness and liberalty, we enter upon the new
.g~sr with buoyant spirit, and with the firm
Husqoso of exerting our utmost energies to de-
ssyve their favor in the time 10 come.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

En3-FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY. Tho annual
sctng for the election Of officers, for the ensuing
year, viii be held at the Ergiue House, on Til URS
DAY EVENING, January st, 1915, at O'Clock; and
on MONDAY. Jan. s, the Stockholders will meet be-
tween II aud O'Clock. for the election of Two Dl
rectors in Ihe Firemans' InsuruceC 60 By order
d3l -wthn3t JAMES YOUNG, SCc'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

REsPIrED. The Governor of Virginia has
granted respite to Hunter Hill, for one
month.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

lrg-MUFFs! muFFSM MUFFsa! Just received
ffam New York, one case o. superior LU5ThED
LYNX MuFFS, rtft size. Cheap for cash at
dI3 ;fw' TAYLOH'S. nnrrsirr ""~rur,'s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

tErrEn nAos CP AT TIE EXoHANeE READING Roor'.
ELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WE pNEsoAY, DECEMBER 81, lo45,
EkoMcHG EXCHANGE eEAulNG-RooaI 3 oKs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

nc MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY The an
nuai meetinl ot the Mechanical Fire Company will
he held Al their Han on THURSDAY EVENING, Ist
January. lS l6 AT & clock, This meeting hcing Cx-
press,y devoted to the election Of officers for the en-
suing year. it is confidently expected that each mem
Der will be puncIual in his atcnd'mce.
d3l-2t JOHN FURLONG, Src'y,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

AtO- -PA3TNERS9tP NOTICE.. The Co
u partnership hereto ore existing between TUR-
NER. WHEELWRiGHr < NUDGE, of Baltimore,
and GEORGE w. WHEELYRIGI 1T x co. of Bos-
ton. is this day dissolved by mutual cOnsent.
The business in Baltimore will be continued by
Samuel il. Turner and Nbnpr b. Nudge, under the
firm OtTuRNER Y NUDGE, they being authorized
settle the affairs of The late firm Of Turner, Wheel
wright & Co.. and George w. Wheelwrght those OF
Ge0ig; ". Nheelwrght * Co
SAMUEL Il. TURNER,
GEO w. WHEEL WRIGHT.
jal 81 ABNER B, NUDGE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

CHEF RABBI. Ga Sunday evening the Is
raclitcs Of New York met at their different
tabernacles, and elected, by unanimous vote,
DR.. Lillionthal, Chief Rabbi for the ensuing
year. The learned doctor recently arrived
from Russia
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

&tn. CALHOUN on The OREGON QUESTION.
gle Waehngton correspondent Of the N. York
Slapmcrciel Advertiser speaks thus of some
sssaortan; movements Of Mr.. Calhoun in the
gsiatte, of Oregon:
"Mr. Calhoun, seeking peace in the spirit OF
fsgxcc, has interposed hls offices, with success,
Sxstaeen the Brush Minister and Mr.. Buchan-
ss. Che negotiation is not resumed, but, what
szsounts to the same thing, measures are taken
a1e i,s renewal at a future time, after hearing
Ezsther from the British Government.
Tnc prospect is, that the British Government
ga renew the negotiation on the basis Of the
sysila parallel Of latitude.
Through MIR Calhoun's address, conferences
sven3 held yesterday and to-day between the
aaading Wing and the leading Democratic
a,fsmbcrs of both Houses on the subject, at
gsAich the following conclusions were reached,
rsra.
a. That there should be no war until com.
srDBlisc and arbitration were exhausted
=. That no rash measures should pass Con-
.Sgess
3. That Mr. Douglass's Joint Resolutions,
assigned for Tuesday, Jan. 9th, should be post
aencd.
may add, that Mr.. Webster's information
ra. that the British Government will accept the
,sSyer ef compromise made by Mr. Polk.
TaE Ivory CRUcIFlx. To-day will be a
rgety favorable time to visit this most beautiful
cysation Of genius. it will be exhibited at the
Masonic Hall during the day, portion Of the
sima by torch light; also in the evening. 1t il
eosaa of the few works of art about which there
~ no deception, and none can see it without
Sseo. pleasure and benefit.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

News FROM EUkopE. The next news we
shall receive from Europe, will be probably by
one Of the smiling packets on their way to
New York, Is DO steamer leaves England un-
VI The 18th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

a STATE GorNG 4 Become. The Legisla.
ture Of Alabama nave magnanimously resolved
that the seat Of government shall be removed
to no place that will not furnish State House
without expense to the State.