The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

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eur aas rAes " .AssiA ss, says .ssainsl 70. Ne
than sAs had 10 ,hs aoea y. ssii taa. JoEa &ssss
should be dubbed Sir John fsiis,aa Asars When he
took his another struggle took place for the moor
II was given 70 Mr. rAnsH. OF Ohio, who submtet some
proposition, which was not distinctly heard at the
seat He for all Of Oregon and for
giving the notice when he sat down. Sir CLARxg, Of
North Carolina. obtained the door, and motion
made that the Committee rise This was voted down
Strong symptoms of a nights session. The Oregon cpl
demic breaking out in new place Mr.. Clarke went for
all of Ore Ron notice and the Oregon in gen
erai our title was good to the whole as to any part
of Oregon and he opposed to surrendering our
rights any particular He believed the President was
James Buchanan.
Mr. Foor. OF Vermont. then obtained the floor. and
proceed d to address the committee He was opposed
to measures which might involve US in a war He
thought both naors might retraces their steps and
tie the controversy peaceahly
Mr.. srARKwgArHsR. Of Ohio. then took the door and
threw new spirit into the debate. He gave a long de-
sripion Of the doughty doicxs Of Jack Fslssf in
rly TO Nr faDcy OF Alabama. who had quoted from
IA stf that discretion 10 the better part of valor He
took him through the whole of the battle with aud
ing f.l down AID feignsd death That, exclaimed Mr..
). was mastery Inactivity" TINS cut at Mr..
Calhoun and the Southern chivary, sent the
House into several hearty outbursts of laughter
The gentleman from Virginia had talkel about these
Western settlers having expatrated themselves and put
Themselves bey ond the bounds OF civilization. But If
OF these civilized gentlemen from Virginia should
meet OF these hariy pioneers climbing the noun.
ains with his following him with steps, and
should tell him to back to civiz and send his
son to a dancing school, let his hair grow like a wo.
mans and cultivate moustaches and use cologne eau
roses and other articles Of civilization, that he might
learn to dance and caper nmby in lady's chamber,
to the lascvious plea ings OF Lutte !" he would reply
that he would rather hear the free winds Of Heaven play
upon the great harp OF nature, than all the music Of the
thrust at the long hair Of Mr. Bayly and others had
opposed the notice and wss enjoyed by another immo
the people Re D
log cabin, than brought up IN dirty Eastern civil
tlemen on the opposite side: had even degraded the
American eagle He described eagle he had SEEM
which performed several bsld fests with thunder cloud
which threw Mr. Bedngers Harpers Ferry eagle far into
the shade. He then reply to some other gen.
teman. ~hom did mot very distinctly describe, when
referred to- stepped forward to explain remark which
he had made this morning. After listening some time
Mr. starkweather tried to stop Mr. Davis When Mr.. s.
went on to advocate the notice giving the notice
must e. mad Who could SUPPOSE a "o Of
war Having used up Harpers Ferry eagles,
cey, khet Calhoun and Fslssf. Mr.' starkweash.
or said ne would 60 and buy Shakespeare. The
ins-some ny lamps and hundred candles cast pleas
ing glare over the Housemakng the heads Of the
beers stand out in relief from the black DESKS like turnips
in clay bed Vice President Dallas has transferred
himself to tho House. and listening to the debate
part Of the Baltimore creed, of which he part.
The lights are brilliant, but not bright pair of
beautiful eyes that illuminate the beside Wash
ington's portrait Why furnish sperm when such lights
above ALL John Foys part Of the capitol e brightly il
and johns face smiling like an Irish potato
to trim eheir lamps for new shine John saws this coun
try isn't half settled yet o says he carries the keys
Of the capitol in his pocket and gets payed for drink
House, and a jolly good fellow. But am wander
ing from the question before the House.
Hunt, Of New York, who made very sensible and able
speech in favor givng the notice in spirit of peace
controversy. There danger in delay than in
anything else He wa: fully prepared to 60 for the
tice Giving the notice would not make the matter
worse thar s Taking into consi Iteration might
follow defeat Of this notice. the dangers and heartburn
ings that might follow he hoped that the notice would
give Immediately. He appealedto the democrats to
give such notice az would meet the approx .ton Of
great majority of the House. .l..l n,
Mr.. TRuMAS SMrrH OF Conn, then obtained the foor
and motion was made that the committee rise. No
quorum voting on this the committee and reported
Alter some confusion, the House adjourned-4l voting
for and d voting against adjournment, The Speaker
voting for the adjournment, il was carried
80 the Hsuse, at about halfpast o'clock having been
morrow, at 10 O'Clock.
against these ten hours sessions Why crowd business
IN TINS way to ritter away time hereafter.
PHiLApELrHrA, February 7, 1916.
The Wsafher-Mtrtin's Case-Dr. Strefords Case-Pre
sentiment If the Grand Jury Aeat,icas, &c.
The weather has entirely changed from yesterday
This morning had fall Of snow but it turned
to rain making the streets and foeways wet and sushy
II is raining
The jury 10 the case Of James Martin charged with
an assault and battery upon Henry Zell with intent to
kill by shooting him down the street. has not agreed
upon verdict they likely to agree The din.
Gully as the identity Of the prisoner the an
who snoi Zell. JUICE Burnside has expressed dete.
minaon TO Keep tar jlry together till they do agree
DIT j. Sian I'd ~ now trial before the above
named Judge, charged with libel upon WIN Kelly
Eq the Deputy Attorney General for this county,
and win coaspiracN to defame his charscter BY
impung 10 him official bribery. The libel is cnarg.
ed to he letter making these impu a,ions and read
by tha defendant at native meeting in sou,hwar k,
IN the course o the last political The defence
is nov under examination Before the Court, and abau
doning any atemptto prove trath OF the libel its
general cour to deny that MIR Kelley was alluded to
al the tine Inc case assumes peculiar interest from
tn par1sn Of the libel and the known integ
and Moyamensing appear to be 10 Court.
The Grand Jury made final presentment to the Court
OF quarter Sessions this morning. and discharged
for The term The presenment entirely local IN its
character and therefore, Of interest your readers
ts only Important feature il dead set lottery po
Icy men, and their censure Of buyers u ticket and po
cies, who refuse to testify
crowding the Ach nightly. Mrs Lewis and Jim Crow
Rice are performing at this house. The National Circus
continues 10 vary the attractions and crowds attend
witness them Burke's concert highly successful.
Sales Of stocks NJ Philadelphia.
Finsr BoAso Feb, $4,000 State SIS. Tot 10 900 do
Sd; II ilao do 7o4 1900 do 7ot 600 Rsl,.f Notes
Bank, 26l do Wilmington Railroad, SOB.
Arrss THE BoARp-sSooo State Sc. O. 7ol 5000 do
cash, 10i 100 shs Girard Bank, 5ds, 81 500 Reading
Railroad, 2o3 IS Wilmington Railroad. 81.
SECOND BoARD.-6 shs Pennsylvap Bank, 26l do
Commercial Bank, 81 so Residing Railrond 2oi 5000
State So 6ds 7ot 5000 do do do, 70l 5000 do do do
,o 5000 DO do do Tot 5000 do do do 20! 5000 do do
40, got 100 ahs Girard Bsnk 81 so do 81; 1875 Penn
sylvania Sc, 704.
Arrrn BoARD.-io shares Camden Amboy, III 100
do Reading Railroad, 2e}.
BALTIMORE COFFEE TRADR.-Withn week past
there have been eight arrivals at Baltimore from
Rio Janeiro, bringing upwards of 1900 bags of
coffee, upwards Of $4,000 Of which have already
been sold.
IHR LATE DUEL NEAR BIADENsBURa. fol-
lowing particulars OF occurrences Immediately fol-