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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
h.cr,otiou. received 20 The Weekly Tribune.
Business Notices.

- Ladies. Il you wish sweet breath and white
teeth, use Peines orrs Tooth Paste 1t will remove
the tartar and stop al decay II used as dsectedpree
50 cents.
For chapped face, freekles, Pmpes and roushness Of
the face neck the Tablet Of Pearl and Asoaster Is
far superior to all cosmetics IN use.-Prce 5 cents.
You mast not suffer your colds and coughs to get be-
yond remedy they viii vanish as Il By mage. II you
use either Of the following remedies.
Mrs. Gardners Bslssm Horehound Liyerwort-Price
30 cents.
Abenethys Lieoriee Cough Mixture.-5o cents.
HIS BALKAN Of Honey % cents
PoweIs Balsam Of Aniseed.-3l cents.
Turlingtons BAlsam OF Life-l5 cents
A the spring approaches it Is necessary to purity the
blood Of bed humors from Of Winter Diet Use
Woods Alternative syrup. 1t always cures-Price 81.
EN- GUIoS, l27 Bowery corner Grand
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MARRIED.

On Path inst. by Rev. Or. Lansing Col }. L. sCRAN
TON, of New Haven Conn TO LUCY ANN, eldest
daughter OF Charles Esston, Esq formerly Of Uuca,
New York.
On the 2lst January by special license 10 London
England Mr.. STEPHEN PRITCHARD Of Deal. Kent
England, TO CAROLINE. youngest daughter Of &. A.
Kutz Esq OF New York the ceremony having previous
ly been solemnized in New.York by Rev Joseph H.
Price, Rector Of ST. Stephens Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.

ByA J. BL>ecke--Frame house and lot Ill Hesterst.
2xl0O 1870 story brick house and 10, 22 East Broad
way, 206xo3 $500 3 story brick house and lot %
GOerck 81 25xlOO - 500 lot Third avenue and
Eighty. serenihst 2s.5xl00 500 LOT sijonlns The
avenue size. $3.50 lots adjoining together with
the house each 25xlO0, g. 800 lots adjoining same
size 40 each. $500 / lot corner Tsirdsvenue and
Eighty ST. 25xl0o $500; lots Eighty seventh
e. near Third avenue, each 25xl0O, 81 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
Court Caleudar..M MONDAY.

CoNNoN PLEn-Psrt Nos IS. -. II. ~ 50. Al,
g. g. 81. n 3 s. 10 .. Part Mos l6t III l76
lsO lS2 - lS6 lss 100 70 1876 Ia 800 202 So ne
20 81 a. - 49, T. l. - a. 90 96 lis IA 3l2 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
YEw-yoRx, SATURDAY. FEB. q
= .YE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER "A

~ Aid TO JreIsn d.-A COMMUNE TO receive doas-
AGO. 81 n1ooe, il swing daily from 10 TO O'Clock. IL
prn~s Budioe 81 W9-st and fre ght barge ~ lag 10
l. 20 BASIN has beer fu sshed by Nr W. s. Grh u,
Sathst 10 receive contributions Of gram proys.ons &c
preparatory 70 shipment 10 Ireland id wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

" GESTLKnES's HATS, style for spring ls1 wi
be introduced on "Wednesday, March 3.by
LEARY & co. Hstters. Aston House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive OF our style will be iorwrs'
BIZ addressing us post. paid. Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ The Organ Kicked O~s is the tile Of a
new cxicsture Jus, issued by Robinson, ls2 Nssssus,
IL embraces more truth than Poetry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ WISrERroS's FIVE DOLLAR Booxhsr,r.
CLASS commences on Monday evening, Let March ah
Rooms 2sl Broadway All who wish to join under n
new economical arrangement must apply on OF sa'
that evening. ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

PERPETUAL MorIoS,-Perpesusl Motion BY Electric
Gsyarie and Magnetic action viii be exhibited By Dr.
Dods this evening al ss Mssuene Lecture Room in Gin
ven Hall IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

a The BIZ to repeal the Charter Of the Pste-
500 Mechanics Bank has passed tie senste Of SewJer
sey unanimously Il had previously passed the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

,sk. without price 30 much as be Absolutely neeos.
a ra, M man be authorized 70 acquire and bold
more than fixed maximum OF arabic Land say
$50. 800. or SO acres. :. Take from no man 'N"
which is lawfully bis bat let him who isus nei' 70
land. above the legal maximum be re9uheo 70 Se'
tho ..cs.s 10 some one who has less within year
after coming into possession . Let inc i1"''
stead OF amiy TO the extent OF iorty ac'e' ~
including more than one dwelling De renoereo LIZ
Hsn,b,. by Mortgase Execution or o'herwise tnsn
nv IN. voluntary deed Of the occupying owner sno
n. wifi. ifs,ch there be. These measures. though
various, ar. parts Of one system OF wnicn tne eD'
!. 20 enable every industrious man 70 'it unoe' n'
own Win. and fg-Tee, with none 70 mees' nor
make hirn afraid That The idea VII encounter
vehement hostility and misrepresents''on was me
vitsbl. from the outset, bat the day OF Us nampn
is coming ye, for s. tnst'
IL needs bu. 10 be discussed and understooo 70
.ecur. il az overwhelming approval and support
BILL TO grYxRcEDE GEs. SooTT.-It will be
..sp bv reference TO yesterdays Congressional
Proceedinss that the House Of Representatives,
have tackled on to the bill 10 organize the ten hesi
uept. into Brizsdes and Divisions, an amendment
living the President power to appoint to the o'tce
81 Gensrslin.c chief of the United States Army 10
hold the post during the Mexican War any MAJOR
or Brigsdier General whether OF the Regular army
or Of the Volunteers without regard to the cate Of
commission 1t is possible this amendment may NOT
pan the Senate with so little examination or as
cusion as it appears 10 have met with In the lower
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

n Hon. JoHS BILL is talked Of as the Whis
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

ES~ Read letter on the outside from an Amer
Lady giving an sccoSai 0, the Starvation in Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

y We are again under Obligations to Mr.
Cloyes for copy OF the Boston Atlas received via
Springfield AID New,Hsven in savsnee 81 the Nah de
livery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
ASSEMBLY.

" Hon JOHN a. ROCKWELL OF Norwich. has
been nominated by the Wings of the lid Dis
tnct OF Connecticut for reelection to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE ALBANY. FEB RIP
debate was had on motion to discharge the
Committee on Grievances from farther considera.
ton ofpetiton 10 restore Smith A. Boaghton and 9th.
ers to the rights of citizenship and refer the same
70 the Judiciary Committee. No question taken
The Senate then took up the BIZ appointing Com.
missiouers Of the Code which was debated during
the remainder OF the session. but no question was
taken.
ASSEMBLY.
The House has been engaged all day on the con-
siderstion Of the Canal bill.
The Grain Markets fair a, sghi sdvsnce on yes.
seTdsys hsures Nothing doing in Flour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

FRANKLIN HousE, PmLADsLrHiA. This popular Hss
centrally located los chssnu,st Philadelphia, VII )
found an agreeable tayng place for travellers visiting b.
city, where every attention viii he paid 10 their cos,
and wsnis
~ Dinner At and 3, O'Clock
"A pos, coach belonging TO the house Will cos'sr
passen gers and from the deposs and lsndnss of
esch including luggage. ID. X MINOR
Lar - NJ va ofslof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
Farther from the Army.

The following details Of the Amy News VII
be found interesting although we have already the
most important facts BY Telegrafh from " a'nins-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

JAS NJ sAsDsssoS, OF Philadelphia, I..,.
Gro y Bus rss.m ~ aa-saa, """ iNiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ The attention OF our uptown readers 10 cs. =
,he sdyersement Of the Branch Post Office, for then
vsDl.nce 10 having letters mailed mfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

One Pace sroag New Hat Company, Tract Hoss
corner OF Nassau and Spruce sts. Three doIlau OF
the price Of the very best hats that eau be made srf d
popular establishment Is continually crowded with cgsc
mers Quick sales alone account for The poesotal
Of such hats being sold at such prices for the pfot pis
BE- ANAL indeed And IL the crowds their enterprise
alrsc ted and the hundreds whom they sell hs ~
siby them for their novel and liberal stsuz
Their new Spring Fashions before the public. ~
all who want excellent and beautiful hat for ~
than half tho that they sold for elssvt~'
will loose time In calling al 1ts Nsssan-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

NoucE -GENIN, HsIter, 2ii Broadway, opposite
PANS IL prepared TO offer his Spring style surpss
Ing in beauty any style yet offered by him, with sc'
new style VI lining 2fis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ V. B. PALMER the authorized agent sud Ia ds-'
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for most OF n
best papers " the country far ard near Of his 0ces
New-Yort Boston, Philsdsphis and Baltimore Hs
Agency In New Yorb 10 10 The Tribune buildiags n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

FAcrs ros the MTLLios.-A clear, white '. "A -
skin 1. essential 70 hesA ~ Il is 70 ,eay - ~
son particularly, tbs delicate pores OF the sac ~
W b. ed with Impurities which speedily o~s<.sLf o
form what are incorrectly termed worms 10
he forehead, face, nose sot chin The pfssSsH
oat with the thumb-nas, and the result Lse s1fst
numerous sngry-looking plmplos- Now sl nssyr, So
ress and dist garafon may be comp etsly ssossl ~
D AZ OF GOuRAuD'S msiehless kailaH No.. -Jsnp
vghich by is earcAing properties, will ilfN s,r -
the pores and remove everything IN me ssspSx ~
ffeckles sunbarn and salow ness, whi ~ s~~s -
critics such that hey speedily cure eass 49, 1sss
uupies rOQx hnsss rlngworul, or a1y o,s - 49,
which the mosg tsader cuilce Is liable. - ~ ~
s!xays use IL 20 wssh their children. and isi'e'
a delicious article 10 shave with. 49,. s~wsSDbs
GOVRAUD'5 Poxdres s.Lfiss possess ne Be- .srsscsi
chemical properly Of Immediately srd 'oss''
super1no1s human hair. -. -~,xru6Cn
CY These and the other valuable Ioi.1 III snss
DR. FELIX GOURAUD, can only b oossnissx
MS depot, 81 Wa,ko-s. ffst store west I" DIV
1a heed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

sASoss sAEsAr.KILLa.-The health Of the human ~
TEN depends almost enerey upon the state Of s blood
II he WALKING fluid which peadss every tissue, ssri
membrane, fibre, hlsmeni, gland, other orgso prms'
or subsidiary Il the body be charged with he sensnis
disease sickness mus, be the conssqusnes-snd until
Of disease existing IN tho blood ersdesiss
permanent relief eau be expected II Is here that asr
erfbl health restoring properties Of ssndss s1'sv<a
are manifested It's searching operations reaches The ess
OF disease and lhe performs are therefore fssn
and thorough
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. By 4 bV
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 fulion-sl eor~
Winiam-st z75 Broadway, and II East Brosdwsy' s~
York Sold also By Druggists generally thfcussss. w
unilsd States Price si per bottle. or SIX bottles ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

PITTSBURGH go. Zo-IU ?. VI
MAxxKrs 80 per barrel wss ssked today for Flour
and s. rs offered Pork In bulk quoted al s. So No
change In other markets Nothing from the West,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

Tsxxros, ~ J. Oct. ,, ~
Ms sErH ". Fowls Bsston-Dsu SIR Pefnh
10 address myself, through you, 10 all who are sss9
with any pulmonary complaint and advise snd re'e
mend ali such 70 Dr. WisArs grest rsne>J-
a medicine which I sincerely believe will cure, Asor
be possible and DOT wssie tssir time and noney 90
many trashy and Worthless nostrums Of The day OnsjS
ago lasl Fall. took sudden cold, which setisd o. O."
upon my lungs was soon obliged to tshs my room =
severe cough followed and soon lost ny sppsd's @a
consequently my strength became vsfI pnea fs'se''
suffered pain In the side, bressi, 6ssAsns &c
coushed much nights and raised large qasnnfsss q -"
sometimes accompanied with blood eosrnaeo ps,
worse and wa obliged 70 consult physleisn, rSo -
and prescribed for ma several uso~s IA, 81" - -
relief Ibeeans alarmed and diseoursgsd NJ sMs-o'
my family and nsighbors supposed could so' "s
Fortunately found ons Of Dr. wstars psnpaee'
like drowning eAiehing al suaws," ioos e'"v
and sent Immediately for . bottle OF wstsrs Bs'sss
wild Cherry. Ny disease was 90 deeply rooted, w.
er that was obliged to cots second and third oosfs
fore began 70 improve peresptibly KEEP, on usriS
taken two more bottles continuing 10 improve fSns
gained my appetite and strength. ! continued Spv
better uslil The Summer when was abe 70 do sdy
work on my farm every dsy, and have conrr1se " -
Ny health has no, been better for four years 'ass
time To your invaluable medicine, now 20 sni'ss
popular, feel indebted through ProvidsDce, fof r ,"
s,srsd ~ wM. BEA1ff
lam personally Acquainted with Mr. Bssiiy, % ss'
his statement 10 10 irue, and that be 10 ep'il!sd
confidence Of the public
Signed, JOSEPH UA"A~
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS 90 ns -.
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Dussiss, msrL
II. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb 2o-l0PM.
We have New-oresns papers Of the 18TH but
they contain no news worth forwarding by Tele
graph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

svFENoS CouSr-Before Judge snderpoel --JOsspA
r L0rcH aad AaRd { kis rtfs DcaiSl D. tasssG.--
Acton By SISTER against brother for alleged Leoe
C0rfigs>d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

PuLApxIPHIA. Feb. Pc, ls47.
MAkKxrs.-sman sales OF Flour were made to-day Of
% per Dbl. There has bean decline in Morris Canal
Stock Of 30 per cent-speculstors failing
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
HENRY CLAY.

Mr. Clay has Just had anoiher silver pitch
or presented TO him. lie will by and by have
as many vessels OF This sort as there were in
the ark of Moses. Wouldn': it be well for
the Wings to pause before proceeding furth-
err in so wasteful consumption Of one of the
precious metals ?-BOSton Post.
We are continually meeting with pitiiul
paragraphs, similar 10 the proceeding, in the
democratic papers. 1t is most petty kind
of jeaIousy-a contemplate pouring ont OF
gall. Why should any one be deferred from
showing his sense of The patriotism and SER
vices of this distinguished statesman! MIR.
CLAW is a private citizen. without having al
his disposal rank or honors, place or emolu-
ment, and yet we SEQ these spontaneous Of
ferings from grearful people flowing IN up
on him from the North and tn South, the
East and the West-they are to he priced,
from any intrinsic value they may possess
but from the feelings that prompt the hearts
of the donors, aud as evidence oil the respect
and love Of his conn;ryman, which he must
the more appreciate as being SO perfectly dis
interested, as they well know he does moi
WELD the wand of power 10 reward,or in any
way remunerate.
A northern paper in rebuking some of the
caviling remarks on the same subject, says
There are no gifts for Mr.. Polk but clam
orous execrations no remembrances but oil
broken faith, and no assurances bal that he Is
out Of place, and has no corner IN the alice
lions of the people,
Strip Mr.. Polk Of his office and send him
into private lie, und let US then see in wha
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02

SLAyEry.-The Northern proposition to
shut out slavery from the territory which
may be acquired by The war, is bringing for
ward propositions from tine South 10 forbid
ACQUISITIONS Of territory by the war. as will
be seen by our record of Congressional pro-
ceedings.
On Friday Mr.. CiIey Of New Hampshire
offered In the Senate what is understood to
be Mr.. Cahouns peace proposition, as fol-
lows
Whereas. speedy and honorable petce
with the Republic of Mexico is exceedingly
desirable; ard whereas The Constitution of
the United States has made no provision for
eur hodiug foreign territory. still less foi
incorporating foreign nations into our Union,
therefore,
Resolved, That the President OF the Uni
ted States be requested 10 order the army of
the Uaied States now in Mexico 10 some
place in The United STATES near the frontier
OF The two countries.
Mhe quotation in the preamble S f'"m the
writings of Jefferson.
On Thursday, Mr.. Ewing of Tennessee
moved an amendment 10 hill before the
House, providing that 10 territory seyond
The Rio Bravo should be demanded or accep-
ted by the Government of the United States.
And on Friday. Mr.. Stevens Of Georgia
moved peace resolution, with Il similar
declaration against the acquisition Of terrific
ry These movements by Southern men,
hers arc regarded as the result OF the position
taken By the North in regard 10 slavery.
On Saturday, Mr.. Brown offered a reso-
luton in favor Of prosecuting the war vigor-
ously. and against connecting it with any
question of domestic policy.
! The Treasury Note bill. having passed the
/ uuuse, is before the Senate
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-Five compa-
MES Of the Mississippi volunteers arrived al
New Orleans on the 18th inst.
The first regiment Of Pennsy lvauia volun-
teers under Col. Wyncoop, and Louisiana
regiment, left the hattie ground below New
Orleans, on the l7Ih inst, for the seat of war.
the former in ships Russell Glover, Oxnard
and Statesman, and the latter in ships Ondia-
ka, Archelaus and Sharon. -Four compa-
mics of the I'd regiment of Pennsylvania vol
unteers arrived at New Orleans on the 10 g.
18th. Ships AIhambra and Oregon had left
New-OrIeans for Mobile to take on board the
Charleston regiment at Mobile, and proceed
TO Mexico.
The New Orleans papers of the 18th inst.
state that the % Pennsylvania regiment and
the Mississippi resir,eut were to embark in a
few days.
The steamship Alabama was expected 10
leave New Orleans on the 18th, with Gen Je-
sup, Quartermastcr General Of the United
States, on board. Itwas coniectured that the
General would visit Tampico and the Island
of Lobos, forty-three miles southeast from
Tampico. where it is not improbable the reg
iments recently mustered into service will
rendezvous.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
WOOL DEPOT.

We would call the attention Of the far
mcrs in Western Vermont, 10 the resolutions
passed by the Agricultural Society, at their
recent annual meeting, in favor OF establish
ing Depot in This region, for the more ad-
VA nIagcous sale Of the great staple Of the
country and also notice ola meeting con
timed in this paper 10 be held on the 17lh
inst. 10 adopt measures for that purporsc. 1t
is alto Selher in vain for wool growers TO cX-
haust their money and their strength in iT
proving the quality OF their fleeces, ifno bet
ter method ofsale than now exists, is provi-
ded TO secure to them remuneration adc-
quate 10 their efforts. Experience has shown
that hitherto wool has been sold TO agents
whobye upon an average of all lie wool in
The country. The result is Il al Il C FINE
wool ia made to ado 10 theprice Of The course
Just in proportion as lis own is depTecial"d,
Thus the farmer with his course gree sy sta
pie uniustly reaps the profits 10 which tho
grower Of the finer qualities is exclusively
entitled. To avoid this evil depot should
be established so near as 10 be accessible to
TO The farmer, without paying money out Of
pocket, and where after being carefully as
sorted, each quality could be sold at prices
proportional % its intrinsic value We can
not but persuade ours elves that an object so
deeply interesting 10 wool growers, will in
duce many, even from nei= hbouIing counties
TO assemble on this occasion.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
SENTENCE OF A. J. TIRRELL, FOR
ADULTERY.

In the Municipal Court yesterday, Judge
Ward presiding, the first business that came
up was motion by Mr.. Parker, Co. Attor-
ney, that Albert j. Tirrel be brought into
Court and sentenced on the indictment Tor
adultery This indictment originally con-
tanned five counts, TO two OF which. Tirrell
plead guilty at the time of his arrangement
he remaining three were 'nolle pross'd' by
Mr.. Parker The bail on the two counts
was fixed al $500.
AT 2 o'clock Tirrell's counsel made an in
ehectual attempt 10 reiract the plea Of guilty,
and have a trial. This the Court overruled,
that plea having been made by advice OF
counsel, and the reasons given for relracting
it, not being deemed sufficient. An effort
was then made 10 obtain a miiigated SEN
tence, and after argument on both sides, Mr..
Parker consented that the two counts 10
which the prisoner had plead guilty, SHOULD
be merged into one. charging lacscivious
co-habllalon with Maria Bickford. On this
form of the indictment, Judge Ward. afier
some appropriate remarks sentenced Tirrel
TO one day solitary confinement, and three
gears in The States Prison-ihe full exten
provided dy the statute in such cases.-Bos
ton Mail.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-02
FHInAr, January %.
SEN TIE

The Treasury Note bill WIS received from
the House and referred.
Nh Cilley offered a resn!uiiuu declaring
that peace was exceedingly desirable 4; the
constitution no, providing for holding foreign
territory or the Incorporation into the Union
of foreign nations that The President there
fore be requested 10 withdraw the forces Of
the U. 5. in or near to the Mexican bounda-
~. Debated and laid over.
MIR. Hannegan offered resolution, which
WAS adopted, calling on the President TO
communicate the facts which lead to the
difficulties between MIR. Wise aud the Bra
lillian government.
Mr. Johnsou's (nf Md) resolution reqnes
ting information Of Inc Secretary of the
Treasury respecting the transfer Of cerian
public monies from Northern IN southern cit
les was called mp and adapted.
The bill TO increase the army was then IA
ken up in Csmmilte Vi The Whole aGd MI
Houston spoke at length npon his amend
n,ent changing the troops from regulars ia
roianiecrs, making all officers elective. and
renuirinc she President 10 cor;niSson them
The debate an the motion Of Mr.. Houston
- change The troops from regulars 10 volun'
tiers, making the cdiceYs elective. aud re-
s;ssirius the President TO commission ihem
was cnu,iaued by Eessrs- Alien. Cass' u,
tender. Benton, HraslL. gtnn. Jehns"n al Nd
Turnev. Hrastcn t.!.'rv, tphHm and oiil
er., / i h amendment WAS rejected j.