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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Water Cure House.-ars' ", Gore eS pm
aes 10 receive psnenis Al bs' I'-17' 90 eN-H - t
NJ. .tso v,tts ladies sn3 children a; he. homes snd
gives Girec;ious for he aDoLrsloo c. : ser ea'H-
~T.J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
zo5 "a silver e1chazged Eoses sat drafts eonse o.
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CIRcrIr CoCRr-This Court resumed us calendar
Yesterday Judge Barcsoo presiding having temporarily
exchanged with Judge Edmonds An action brought BY
Porter Ballard against John O. Curtis 10 recover Tor
bill OF goods sold Samuel Wcoxson, Tor which i'll isd
he said he would pay bui denied was brought on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
Boarding ann 6o,els.


DOARD.-One Two gentlemen can DO aceommods
ID ted In private family with handsome psrlor viii
one bedroom. the door uib privilege OF
BATHROOM IN handsome story house In Wavoriy place
near the square where they may expect comfortable
homo line addressed to "Waysry and len al ibis Of
nee Will be attended to. NO Scc
BOARD WsNTED-By agentlsmsn and wife iron
ID the first Of January genteel private nm IN tbs
vicinity Yanda and Greenwich ats no addressed to
NJ w and eft at the Tribune Office, stating terms, (which
must modetate) location, &c Will be promptly attend
sG 10. References exchanged dl 81
DOARD WANTED fora young lady In prvsie
ID family between Canal and Bank al. wesI Of brost-
way A quiet comfortable homs Ia desired Address
during the present week this Office stating location, &c
~ II
DOARDINI:.--A gent!smsn and his wife can be &C
ID coninodaled with second story roor and board
Also or three single gentlemen he accommodated
with pleasant and board NJ 78 Fuonss Anew doTa
west Of Broadway References exchanged III 81
DOARDING-A few single gentlemen or gentlsnirI
Dwh Ih-ir wives, may obtain very pleasant furnishsd
rooms with board No. 5 Nillamst few doors from
pe.rl.st nlg Inn
DOODIs TO LET WITH BOARD.-A genl!a
iAman and his wife be accommodated siso swo or
three saRie gentlemen, In private family, NJ % huasot
va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

ATTEMPTED RArE ALLEGED.-A man named
Thomas Guthrie was last night arrested by officer Per
rae Of the 10th Ward. on charge of attempt TO com
init rape on lane Smith Guthrie 70 ;he Po-
Ice G.icc FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

NJ ANTED-A situation by proieslani young woman
w chttens nurse or sesustress and 10 Hing
MAKE herself generally useful Apply 6tssvvrue Ni
between 18th and 10Th SIS. side. al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

NEASTED-S7O00 on bond and mortgage. on improved
w property the upper part Of the city, per
Apply 20 ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Aucnoneer,
u2s wv No. BToad.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

fIANTED--By respectable Protestant girl, sitaa
w lion waiter chaInbemsd. waiter In private
family has good city reference Inquire ut las rhirt
ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

fVIO DKTGGIsT>s-FOr .se-The stocA. fixtures &c
q; Zoe FAMILY Medicine store of The ruoseFIosr es1D-
sh.d al OF twenty wears containing good snd senSra
a.sor,ner, with ro-te apparatus Tor he nanatac-
r-e OF soda water To any person about 10 commence
he business. opportunity IKE me present sec'
- ~. . .irJus 70 retire from zee retail l-1=s' ana VI;
- I.a.a ~ ne s,cr. aad dwelling also II wsnI-d j.
{ scaTEFFELIN No. IL Canal-st opposite ;: e't
= ,a.-z.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
ASTHMA or pIFyTCuLrY OF BREATHIN3

THIS i one OF Tie most tryng OF ul diseases which arse
from Giscree condition OF the sf cells ard bronchial
tubes tisusuay caused by spaSurdc construction OF
the cells EHd mostly attacks persons auight The cn'e
scnse OF location Aer while the respiration assumes
whtezipg sound. Most persons Vla attacked express
desire 20 have fresh and frequently open The doors
The windows As the disease proceeds ~ i accom-
panied with dry, hacking cough, and relief - seldom oh
ianed before copious eNpecoyati0n promoted To cure
The Asthma HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of HORE-
HOUND should be used freely on Inc first symptoms 80
a. 10 PROMOTE ENPECTORATlON, and those who
subject 10 II should always take = dose OF HANCES
SYkl p before going bed night by this they
viii ward oamany serious attack and by perseverng IN
IL use for a short time, entirely cure Themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

NEAcTED.-A 'ew active yoeDs Men TO 90 Soauh .
West TO act Agents fos The sale Of new md Popels
YubGcaors-SSp and shove their expenses win be
Insured to heH in writing with opportunity OF eieairg
$1,000 peg year Sou- men now IN our employ 0iH &c
Goa6I. make Slou per yesr ciesr u al sxpenseA
Ssch Uan VII. have hs district Ii VIII 6e necessary 20!
them 10 have at least yrom SIS ESQ Obtain good tirc
oal Apply :, ESENCH'S Publishing hsll, "a, SroAi.
~sy, up stars, ocu OF e Flag ot uuno All Ieuer,
cIst Dc post.psic ar- n
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,te-- a 5rswtnz Of il can Be sesu-

WT0FND-Ertckeroocze Fire insurance. Conpa-
D. 81 N.g-Yorx November 2ist, ls-6-The President
m rector. hare ihs day declared Di.:dend Of Six per
re tfars.er books VIII be closed from Sd inst until his
Sr.t day OF December. By ocder,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

STFaW ENGINE and Lecor.ot-Ts Boi:ef-fof .a.s
5orbIe rrrIget ErzIne. cylinders lcches diar5eer
a,v-sr- --les stroke Boiler coz islrs
r: f.n.id-J diaeter, iron luses The zoe Is Oh sooc
,o-sr1.n.tu nearly nev. Tot E,nch used snG .1kS ap
M ie ,o9sr Ire1ire o: JAMES COCHRAN, l03 hing
:, ,Sh-re re E,uzfae can he seen. OF OF
- HT=5BELL. THATCHER L GREENE,
Nos 20 and - BIoats-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

CMITH's HOMGGPATHIC RHAs safTa b.y.
ny ,,Te rr1, he ste sre much Of hs sock q ho'n2s
he u,ed.cre In sn urinjure1 stste y ens
orders snt furnish cases &c &c. - Were nay b,
found fsr.iy and othes sfnea ~ a. ses Soai
Ter, ard gaaerslsssortrsnf OF a'S-' M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

NTOTICE.-Auy persons h.TTng CLAIMS against ne III
dersiguec requested 10 present me ss-ne % q
q Byrrs Esquire Soiicof hts oes No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

80 CANARY birds 10 song, uoetirg BIRDS. Cnl'
III nsss spice birds, java sparrows young Atness
~ gray parrots from he Saloon R!ye, for ~ .s ~
s~~e ". 5. JOHNSTON z3l Broadway, dealer "a Sgs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
ID KRLIINGER,s LINIMENT.-In tsi,

ID. KRLLISGEK'S LISlNEHT--In ~:
- wonderful preparation be afflicted asYe g.. - -
they have long and seriously CO. i0I. M. be.p
Known GaioE 70 DO I'll that expected q II y sGls
Ike magic all rheumatic asee!lons sna eerias y:
cure Il. .ors, Of sny description sser on nsa or srss
az The app neadon is unde. snd IN sSors I. Tsry ~,
Ssi sa sSa ssr, aoa 2.
ns internally and 20 f so, .. Lns Of Stages .sy,
M a.ss nv G Of one ohs nsa snd To usibs twenty
dozen cot o t.s Place grocs AFTER groce has bseo
higI 6,iiare Ar Arnold Mason and M Samuel
&c 1der, Of the bridge; ar Hasoo says thst 81
,br-- or four oori!es Ills rheumatic pains have
- e r.itciy graduated. ar Roberts gives nss dis OPT
G ,b.t wAs one II the great Of saving bis e
- a h ,urY sustained from fall To be had az % JOIN.
sn3 al tho great Central D6pot Harlem Railroad oee,
CIR Hall 10 large oou.ss 81 per ooss no S1o
= TlIIRV LI-5- 4, .1nZ Tnortlrg bT3s Chi.
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a r ARE GRANGE

GENTS are wanted 10 undertake. the sale OF new and
useful patented article that be sold 10 every family
IN the Union To OF respeclsbity and business hse-
ia guaranty OF $500 per annum will be given. Apply
G. ALDEN, No. III FultOnst Nsw.1orh
All letters must Ice post paid. MS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

ENEUHMATIOS WANTED.-Charles McOuilan
iwho left Londonderry twenty-five years since Ia Tho
ship Hector Capt Outward for Bedford AT tho aye Of
fourteen years and Is supposed TO be steward on
Que OF steamboats, from NowYork for Boston, In
formed that his mother aud sister reside al No 64t Vine
Phi adelphs, where they very anxious TO zoe him
or hear from him. nSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

FoUSpLISG-A child apparently about one day
old vas found last evening in entry IN Ryder saley
BIZ a Policeman who sen; it 20 the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Suspicion OF GKASu LtRcENY.-A man nance;
John Hank was arrested last evening on suspicion OF
hhving stolen gold watch, chain and key, and gol.
penccase the property Of Miss Carl residing Al IeeI
SON Hal corner OF Hudson and CHARLES IS. Hanan
,va- committed by Justice Roome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

,yFDICINE STORE FOR sale cheap This stcck
vi Srtre. .-t good VII Of old established ec-anle
store locaied IN Of he principal streets II
Rook- Ths store nss been established ever i've years
ard so commands excellent run OF business Fof par
ficlsrs Inquire No. Torks. BrooAn IN Inc store Or a.
.h. Intian 5000. e Ea.t 5roaaLyay ~ T. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02
NNANTED-A lew r,,ae 20 estshli,h ssrnc.e. and SIrc

WANTED-Ae few NEG 10 establish sseaeiss and Sirep-
w late celebrated medicines IL al parts Of TIE country
physician and chemist who has bad years practice ts
city >nS IL member OK the Medical Society fos ely
and State ot NewYorA sor each disease there ssYie
remedy property labelled with areeGons tos and dist
srd 80 it,i any person csr administer them AL prrpss
lions procured 81 this establishment, viii De wsrrartsd 10
eject cure Apply Al the German Laboratory III Char
oerss Address box ls pest otee All lsti.rs aust
INK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

\ 0ST-Supposed by tho Ore OF July. 1916 two Certn
IL tca,es OF Stock Of the ~ Railroad aud Transu &c
one dated June o. ls4l for shsrer One dated Nov H.
1874 for II shares In the OF Eliza s. Brown. The
public cautioned against receiving sad ceruncsies, a
application = made for their reuewa. ais wv"
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ESTABLISHMENTS Tor

= 4 popular newspaper. located N one OF the most
shfgy ed pleasant cities n The West with pst'or
ace o! five ThoCsend Dollars per snnGn, WIZ De so.t
non sfrsu,ageou. teEr-s. 4 popular writer and an
energetic business man coc!f not nno fhore
i-s-o- Tne IN health Of The present proprietor - me
% etso yvaict intuces nm &c dispose Of ne e-tshhsc
r.., Iccuirs Of VuiSEY T. PtL1Ea, No 100
- Nz,g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

ATTEMPTED LARoEHY Elias Cummings and
John Johnson ls- night arrested charge OF hay
ing entered tho house No y Christie 81 Their nien-
tons suspected and they were committed ~ Jus
,irp Tsrio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-02

by a .JOiiR resOlGiVH," approved March
She lst, lS45. did consentthSI the terrisory
properly ineluded wirhn and nghtfslly
belonging 10 the RepSHc o. Texas might
be erected into a new Sgale, 70 he eGaled
the State Of Texas, with a republican iorm
Of gsvernmeut, TO be adopted BY the peo-
pie OF said Republic by deputies in Conven-
IiSn assembled, with me consent Of the
existing Government, in order that the
same nHghtbe Rduatted as Oneoi the States
Of the Union; which consent Of Congress
was given upon certain conditions speci-
fed in the lst and cd sections ofsaid joint
resolution; and whereas the people OF the
said Repubic of Texas, by deIaIIies IN
Convention assembled. with the censefE
Of the existing GOgPrnmenL did adept
Constitution, and erect a Rew State, wRh
a republican t0rR Of gevernmrnt aud IN
the name Of the people Of Texas, and by
their authority, did ordain and declare THAI
they assented TO and accepted the propo-
sails, conditions, and guarantees contained
in said Ist and I'd sections OF said resoiu-
ton; and whereas the said Constitution,
with the proper evidence'Of its adoption by
the people Of the Repul lic of Texas, has
been transmitted tol The, President oil the
Unitcd States, and laid before Congress,
in conformity TO ths provisions Of said joint
resolution. Therefore
BE Il rssOlucd by The SeBdte aud House
Of Representatives. Of The United SiaiesgF
4meriue ia Congress assembled, That the
State. of Texas shall he one, and is hereby
declared to be'one, of the United Ststes Of
America, and admitted into the Union OH
an'equal footing with the original States
in all respects whatever.
BE Il Gnhsr 7esolVed. That until the re-
in'Congress shall be appoint
ed according to an actHdt enumeration of
the inhabitants Of the Unised States, the
State Of Texas shiil be entitled to choose
two representatives.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-02

given by ihr speeches Of the nembens'
incline TO thlnk thutAard money. and an us-
eOmprsnisiSg hostility TO all banks, VIII Oe
one Of theesrdinSi roIHsih the new creed
OF Chat devOeed party.
A Temperance Convention q the State
met here on She ISih inst, and have not
as YET, brought their isbors to elose. |
am iniola'ed thai The principal difficulty
with The convention, is to agreeupon some
definite measure to be Grged upon the
legislature. One proposition IS to leave the
whole marter OF RceRce. or no Ficenre, 10
tire people, 70 he voted ior at the Apdl eier-
ton, in each townships that If 4 maiofity
Of the votes say ''lrener," tiIen, thM the
courts shall grant licence TO sell liquor, to
all Sppicants in that township who tngy
be able to comply with the requisitiOns Of
the law, as it now is,
The other proposition is, to require the
applicant to have a majority OF the voters
in his Ownship sign memOriaIin his favor.
There is third proposition EtichI dOnE
properly understand. Which plan will be
agreed OF is'andeteFRined.
LEAUHARNOIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-02

RJ-Theie is some truth and good sense
in the following article, which we lately
scissored from all 'od pSper;"
The Wet'ddy cogadtioHs q &c Gloon. v
When ride by farm house, Snd-se the
shingles flying from the roof, the windows
stopped with rags, and the cattle poor and
starved, ''thinks | to myself" there lives
broken heutted and emaciatcd wife, u
gangpf untu,ored children, and ruined
and besoned descipie of "Sir Richard
Rum"
! When TheOra Physician constantly brog-
ging OF his practice, and etgmaizing his
Iueighbor practitioners as 'Quacks,' "lhinks
klto myself" lento onethat man Is quock
himself WHO in a crowd halloes thief! thlet
| the lo,deet, is the thiei himself.
When Iser a surveyor always running
lines to suit his employer ,''thhke tony
eellH' that man loves no ey more than tus
.dce. And ihil.k df the ola mans seaying
that "he w9ult mdke nine OF his SON
lLwyersN and The tpTthp surveyor"
Wien | see magistr re always favor
ing the rich, and asiUg severity towards IN
200 --drscendirg from the sacred func
tions Of his office to tecome party AM
insw,nurH in'every hul tisvrocehll trans
actons ol AIS aelghborhoOI, "thilks I
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
December 10, 1885.


Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Richards.
Nc. D ds presented resolution, which
was amenIed, permitting jordan Belts
and Daniel 'ChaniIer to Re tpard by one
or more counsel, eiore the Ho1se. on the
contested election eTse. The resolution
passed.
NJ Harvey presented the following
preamble and reolutiOns, which We're a.
doplcd.
Whereas, We consider the great object
'ot the Post Office Department in the Gov
ernmen, OF the United States, 10 prourole
the general welfare by afFording TO tie
people at large, facilities for the communi-
cation of intelligence, and the interchange
of sentiments, in the cheapest and most
expel!ious manner practieabIe---there-
fore,
ResoleSd By the General .4ssemJEy ofihp
STATE gf OtiO, That our Senators and Re.
presenGIives in Congress be requested to
oppose any change or modification of the
present law, which shall increase the rates
OF postage or tend in any way topmbarrass
the communication Of the people through
the Post Office Department.
ReToigsd, Thu, the Governor be request
ed to transuft 10 each Of the Senotors and
Representatives in Congress, copy of the
foregoing preamble aud resolutions.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
PRAYER tylRey. RNhnrds-

The Judiciary committee To whom was
referred the bill relating TO the inspection
laws and the repeal Of faIl other Iawsreltt-
ing to the city Of Cincinnati, reported the
same back wilIanumcndment, which was
rejected, or modified. Several amend
ments proposed by Mr.. Rcemen, was re-
jected oitrra long debate, in which Messrs
Reenicn, Finn, Cowep, IIibberd, Phelps,
Gallagher, Noble, Bah, Irvinund Randall,
participated.
Mr.. Finn said We call on you in the
light Of tleaven-5eiorr God and these
specatOrs- before high Heaven unlIfter
the morning services, TO record your votes
agans, Ihis blu, winch YVES got up by the
tparty 70 'ouI a man, aud make roou and
get in your English Jew, who stands here
prlckng up the merabtrs To their duty
foI Gods sake, give himEn office! Give
hImun Office U'wouIi to God out Of the
'country) Give this Jew, with n counte-
Fnance OF an Indian summer and eyes of a
'nIoon, an office, and let him 10.
AoOse I'D diourAod.
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lfke . bash siepm' Iher. pets the favor I"
aud pluAter I've andy
n q pa'r'Hl - sJsak Of uArlIke ore
psfs'1 'stn N" sane bFeah that We :.
ier 90 9 IN sUndersIsudne ~Lh q Iuenr
lyc q lTy, asir savOfs sosns " ha, Of n,
mi esnn modr Of srItling = oonlro,ery
with uphteS shiI'eaA Rui the ia
md pro her, the acNViiy aud inc,sssn,
"a Tgy which PreSai in NJ EuRhsn
deck a de-. the sur~eyipg OF phe Gas,
aud the steam navy, slli dicaIea black
elnu6 some~h here; u may be IN thr
West ~ IN ths Snurh. bur the 'po~-r-
that - seem 20 be 6rniy lulpttssed
~rh lrltei lhst eSenls are lrsR >Paoent
rn"SGh 20 make ,hts sIHs ~ aad outlsY
n'"e->ary Our prayer -, that Gil chi,
horT e. mixing rady for the W,Ssl
IN prov superflUous, and rhar she
yeas, wharv~r ,hey Uxe, ia ~ h,ch
'hsy have Ih-i' origin, may come Gks
Sis '"Ss 'odepau'"
"Fhe Pare Ministerial org ~ p<o
ceeda {" uepr cate . r,LpluTe DetSero
n y Ised States and f glsnd as "a
lamdV lur the ciSI1E-d world, and a.
The Y In br g sb at general war a
tho mpt,IRs naHous But, 'whatere~
maN b Ihr IangH 'ge OI Mr. Polk, the
cuuse OF peRce Is not hop. ess. II the
rudUre Ieke place n Y ,rk. New Or.
leans, and SOslon ~Ill be strictly bIocku
drd, 'h1r cOmmsrce <uned: while.
ho"-evrT, Americas cruisers Wuu d de-
urcs Sble nIsChlei TO BRUSH tIade,
covering, s II ones. ali the oceans -
"hai Touid le HE 'cundiHOa o Man.
chester "a N,a lati tiuro oi Amencsn cot
Il .n3 Aud how the SouIh.~ tern States
II the Amrrlcnn Unlun, ioreseeinp 'h,a
cotton - 'hetr "a I'm growth e. resuurura
Wha' Ht! hi not he the shock 10 the
Con -lISuuou itself F the UnuI! We
may. th Et0re, trust that courageous
uators W,il be { sad tou ter the accents
q tru b and q en Ap eyt-s ni the Amen.
rHn .s"npIe" In maaiirsIe'ol the De-
bates rrIaalnales with the With thar the
BrIlr<h s"rstnilHy Of ga NVna hOn0r viii
h siltnr d hy the immense risks Of a
war. and lha, lhe NDiteo Stalps. from
kindred c,lc,a4 IONS. VI d eide for
Peac,., "eV,R u Prsid,'s 10 should
be s1 b'lnd ~ h- .dIouga - To pronounce
rhe lmP"udsrN Language which 'has besM
promulged netorthant"
Il appeared todnr we'll 20 furnish you
wnh Inc foregoing aOstract, including
pFtInns'of the text, OF this rather taIdy
expo NIOn Of asthorltalrvp sentence. -
he0Pposltion editors wi & ght to NOR
row, moe or less, on lhr Amer riceO side.
The Americans in Fra ce expect irom
Pre- lJenl Po'k an exposition OF TACT,
right and policy end a.general'ftness OF
tone, -sperch, sHd impressions, which
will sUtIicleN,ly Tetule and discreCIt the
laa,cIes and caFumnies hitherto popagS,
ted inEog aud and France "
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IN SENATE.
December 90, O,i845

~ NNN4HNl ~Nf lhNSs
'Pcayerby Mr.. Rev. Eldddge.
A message from he House informed the
Senate that that branch had passed Join,
resolution, requesting our Senators and
Representatives inCongreGs to oppose any
change in the present rates Of postage
in which the concurrence Of the Senate is
requested.
Mr.. Goddard moved to lay the resolu
iIon on the table; which motion was dis
cussed by hessrs. Goddard pgweII, An
deIson, Chaney, aud others, aud was lis
agreed TO, ayes Ia, noes 20.
Mr.. EckIey moved that the resolution
he committed to the committee on Federal
Relations; on which a spirited and irregu
lar debate arose, in which Messrs. Eckey,
CLANCY, Anderson, Coombs, and Utter,
participated.
Mr. WeIch moved that the resolution be
indefinitely postponed.
The question took awide range, embra-
cling the prospect aud probable consequen.
'ces Of Il war with EuglaRd--Mr Ander-
son regarding that event as almost inevi-
table; and M. Kelley regarding itas Chi
merical in the extreme. The Question was
then taken on the indefinite poslponcment
of the resolution, and lost, ayes I6, noes
10.
The resolution was then referred to the
committee on Federal Relations.
The Senate then reso' we'd itself into a
committee OF the whole, on tie orders OF
the day, Mr. Wr,more n the 'chair-.and
considered a bill 70 incorporate the Great
Miami Manufacturing Conpany-a biiI to
amend the act for the rrIicf Of occupying
claimants Of laud-.-to secure the invola-
bilny Of places Of human scputmc. The
committee having considered ttosc bills,
at'halt rasI O'Clock rose, and reported
them back to the Senate. the hrs. order
was recommltted to the committee on Cor
poralions-the second was r committed to
the committee on the judicjary-and the
third, to the same committee.
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myself" know not how far {hatunan ynsy
be magistrate, baIl avn sure he isne Justice.
When / see a man increasing his debss
BY buying a kne gig and furniture, and
mortgagiug his farm 70 build hue houses
assume The appearance Of grandeur, with
out The means 20 support il, thinks | 10
myself" the sun shines now--hutthe clouds
are hard by.
When see a mechanic throwing away
histools OF an useful profession. BY which
hr mas acquired comfortable subsistence,
in order 10 turn merchant and ride in u
coach, "ihinks I to myself" alas blind man!
thou seesi the ignus famus, but rs pursuit
will enguf thee in the swsmps and nires
Of difficulties and dstress.