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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
50,000.000
100000
$295,000,000

0L-9leuIdb purbc ouf oem Sccts Glcuntoiurcr,
pcn Ct ecuiS nab ecusplt cine Stimne U6cr bieptr;
fbsocueu prrRcentItbaits GanrieOtsn 9cncmmrn, ie
ftonc: fir Soprr 80, GaG 10, @On 8urrn l.
Giue Stimms ouf Dem Donpftrct &Sntudr, nabrtti
8urlnstcn, Sripa, am 4tsn pisss ltano Soylcr so,
9ag Is.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Q3otcn Ncuoc, oo., eu(i /

Str:-S6 babe bic Gbre, ben Gmpfan9
Sbrer freunoIiben Mittbsilun9 pom 24ifen
ult. an5uertennen, Die meine Qufmerfiamfeit
auf 9eipiiIe 2tn9obcn lenft ,peIbe in Sbrem
Slcrtel eeS 9anoeS Su benz 3tpcde 9emadt
wcrcen fino, caB i'd Die Qnfidten unogrunb.
idee on9enpmmen babe, Wefbc iencr Sbetl
meiner sMltbnoer befannt ais bic "Natiue
amerlfanilbe 4artbei" unterbdlt; une eo6
ourcb Qnnabme Ger Grncnnun9 fur bic pres
fleentidaft, 9emodt ourb 9cpine primdre
SeriammIun9en ocer @onpentienen oiefer
9artbei. id bei9e1immt babe, bic 3wsde ib
rer Organization 70 writ aI5 in meinerMatbt,
au5Jufubreu. 2lls Gnt9e9nun9 babe ib
Sbnen Su melbsn, oaB bieie Qn9aben 9inS'
lib unribti9 linb. uno I'M Bioerfprute
NIT Der StcIIun9, bic itb ibereinfimmsno
9e9en 9artbei' 9runofdee unoMa6'
re9eIn INN Der Yartbei wilIen oneenommen
babe. SD mag fsrner beifi9en. bae itb mir
eS. ltets Sur &e9eI in msinem bieniiIiden
uno 9efeIIfdaftIi6en Serfcbr nit meinen
Wsitbhr9ern 9emott babe, Die in Qmerifa
uno bic fcnitwp @eborensn nit 9leider
u btun9 Su bsbanbeIn; uno bo6 ib baS
Stud bate, unter Der leeteren &laIIe pieIe
Mdnner anSutreffcn, oeren Sicnlfe fir oie'
itS Sane uno becn dbter @barafter ieoer
06tun9 mertb moren. Sb bin, Sir, ADJ
tun9spcIlit &c.
8. Saplor.
I'm $. 9. 9Riaer, 5traus0tbSr ptS "93ufalc Ses.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Sin Spa6.-Sis Ieete "SsrfS Gaun.
tp Yre6" erSdbIt eincn mutbwiui9cn SpaB,
Der firSIitb einem Gancpfauer, man Ia9t in
Der Nabbarlhoft pUu Guetaun, sefpieIt
,pures.-gS ibeintr ca6 jpei mutbmiQi9e
8urfben, WOpOn elmer weibIide &Ieicer
tru9, Dor Dem ebrpirtei9en Seun eri6ienen,
nit Dem @unfbe fopuirt Su werern. Ser
Waitor, weIdsr pabrIdsinIib eouater5
08ifenfbaft nibt beliBt, be9te nithtreA min
btlten Seroa1t uno fniipfte oas Sano 70
fslt ME ss 9ew6bnlib gu 9sfbebcn pfle9t
Der er66te Spa6 III nod oa6 Der Srduti
gam Den 9farrer nit elmer faIltcn Note fur
feline Mube bejabIte. Man 1T ben Icfen
&69sln auf Der Spur, unb wenn iie errpifbt
wcrcen, mag ibnen Der Spa6 t9susr Sn
(tsben fcmmsn. -Gb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

GT3u Mm:SrlcouS if cus scI6e Sister aus9e6rr:
tbsn.-Naan Mill rpiFtn ta6 cs pcn @ero GrlB babin
9etratbt wurbr-2O Sale in elmer gErtbs III pcr lsett
8eritbt pes @rlinbbcits: 9rarbs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Die sfuouff . SSablcn.

Die 9eriht pcn een neulitb ocbaltnsn gRabtu lali.
fen ntir ebr lanoam Cin-Sn 9Icro 9orcliuo, lbsint
&C, boGsn uurs @e9ner ibren GcupsrnSr errpSbt uuo
tpis es NIT Ger Gefe9ctun9 cbm miro, 1T ncb ntbt
9cnau brtonnt Die llrlate birscn mag Der llmltauo
9cpslcn fin, cap bic Bbies cucn Fbr unpcpularcn
Wsann fdr GruptrnSr in Grnsuuuus ssbratbt batts,,
pslbes eiefd6s @ranIaGte a Souls su tIsi6en. - SIM
glrptm6sr a6rr II eisr Staat iSosnfaGs tber fir Gsn
Sapcr NIT rpsni9iisns 6,000 GQsbrbsit-Sn &snhitfp
ii bSrr Grsnoeu, Der Mbi9: :Goneibat fir GcupsrnSr
nit elmer cbr 9cn Osbrbeit srrablt rpcrosn-orSFsr
als Die gBbi9s sapSbntb 9s6en-tno bic gcFe9cGuu9
il stenfalIs fart Bbi9-ilnlcrc Ge9ucr ris carouf
rcbnctcn baB pcnrp Glop5 Stoot nun elm ecscfctc
Stoat perben purbs, ba Gtap nitbt gum Yrsliocntss
Ganoioot ernannt pcrosn i, boben Cb oltb bier pie;
oer fbSnclitb 9Cirrt Dies III Gtcris 9suu9 fit Gin o
cerss SObr. @cn Sneana, SGIinois, Sciua uno Slf
cur pfltbes alIe ecfcrsc SaatCn [uo, fino be 93ss
rbte nhr Sbcrpeif ein9e9an9cu, uno fno c un9cfabr
,pie 9cpSbub- UNI Gtuas te6cr fir bicgBbes
Sn allen bscn Staottn procn bic 9criebte oter bei
ndbttr 9rsontripabl ipsit 9rrrfihr fir bic Srcuu.
DC ecs Gn Sopcr ousfallt,-oics iuo olIe unlrrGes.
net in icnen Sa0ten wIi9 3uu9e6su- fcGtt outb
bier nbt rsr9cBrn boe Oct Staa 8enhfp, @en Buffers
Staat Dem Goubioot unrsr Gssusr fdr bic @isc.Yrss
foentsntstIs, .-"2mtS 1T bobsr in cGiscn gtaatsn
rsbt" fir bic Dsnrtrotiihe sBbi9:sabs.
Gin alter S,1ann, 81 Sabr an purbs pcr cinoeu
Sascn in 8cltcn prboftct fir bos Skblsn enss Gar;
psiiads @r bsfauuts bic Shat, unb caB CT Gin unb
orsiF9 Sabren pcn ltncm ee6en im Staots:3u6tbous
Sltradtt. Da CT in eiucin mibtraben Geuubbsitss3us
itNno mar, tpurbs Ct nOtb Dem 2trmsnbauls eeanbt.
-0@FGjen. 3 a ri " bat bos Grubeu cni9er Iti:
ner Srelnps, rpabrsuo Dem icei9cn gBabtfampf Den
Sicreen Su tcubcu, otacIba9c uro ia9t DAP CT s9cn
oiclcn Gctroucb Ei.-@r bat audi pirtfb rstbt bcun
nihtS tcmmt uns Nra6tidsr rot ais bic Stiun,cntst.
tcllti.
0T-St eotursnte Gountp. Staat Gsipcrt, ia9t Die
9isuycrt Sritune, fam ii 900 bis $1,000 Stinmen
9rben, pcpcu eelpis GaB fsins 800 srbaltsn mirb-
Sn putnam uup Su4us spirb Fin Namc nibt genet:
oct.
OET3u Slcu:Srlc0ns 1T bos ect6e Sicter ous9c6rc:
8sn.-Sylon mill pFtn ba6 es Bon @ero GrlB eabin
9ctratbt Wurbr-20 SALE in elmer gHrts 1T esr leets
9srtbt pes @sIunpbcits: 9rarbs.
0CTGinc San 9urtn etaats: GcnYcuticu piro om
25tn ticcS SNrnats in 9Sistcniu 9baltcn tperren un
Gin Grpabkrt5rttd ;u fcrmirSn.
0I5-3u ecrinetcn, S)le., ptrtoufte banf am 25lttu
SuI an so Sbasr bic Srnue, uno gFayen an 45 Gents
per Sufbd.
0%TGs wirc 9cftbaet rae fitb 9c9cnpSrt9 10000
Yrsoi9sr, rcn ousn Stncnnursen, in bsn @srciniScu
StaatIn behnoen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Die Nsu Srlsans Delta mtbdft einm
8ri6t iber Elm Spfer zines SpieIbaufes
in iener Staet, ipelbsr in Solge ieines
l6lebtn 9lufs, in lButb 9erietb, ben
SpisItft umwarf uno ea psrfbleeene
Drabte entoefte. wsIde od5u eienten, benz
Spislsr ScI6eio ;u 9eben, oaIiiit er fei1
Spfer belio fIdGer pIiinosrn tonnte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Gnobriiftiefeit -Ginbadbnkr2tra pcu
Saine, prbert, eae ec 2tpnoticn pcn taItem gaaGsr
Gin unfttbarsS Sttd sSssn GnStrdfiistt lc uno ia.
tbst allen on bic Sanlit 6eboftst fno ensn @erb mii
psinltttsn ousiliSlIen.-S dupeiiun9 ii "SRuH
nebuS Gin areess 6auehiSb, bsnses ss nit Spriu9Ho
lsr. tpdtss un9cfdbr fc taft mic Secpou Fin mag,
uno lsc es dtsr ben &Srpr, uuo bernotb trrdus man
fb ohGr fabfi, fast sr, Fl As Sabre bamt btb0ftst
acpsbn. uut bids gpittd bale bn ssnlitb turirt.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Die GrpcDitiOn uatb Sem tOptcn 0iccrc


Sie Sersini9te Staatsn Qusfunbfbaft5'
QartDie lit bon ibrsr grpebition nab oem
tooteu Meere wieberum nab SerufaIem Su
rid esfebrt. 9s5 mar ooS srfemaI oab
Elm 8oot iemaS bielen see umfAifTt bat,
uno UieIe Der Mdbrhen, wrIte eintenS i'm
llmlauf waren, uno 9e9laubt werosn, babsn
itb iset ais fabelbaft srwielen. Die Uus
funoibaftsr warfsn ba5 SsnfbIei in aucn
SbciIen oeS Sees, bi5 III Der Siefe bon 600
Saben, uno fanoen ben SVoen nit einsr
6rilfouilirten SaIifrufte becedt. Die Den
GewdGrn Su9eidrebencn peiiilcnSiaIifhen
@irfun9en lno burcbauS f0beIbaft. Man
fabe @nten ouf Ger Sberld6e binfabren,
uno Selobhbner waren bdufI9 am llfer ber'
un. Spn Den serii6rten Stdoten, weIde
mic tie altsn eegenoeu fa9en. bel flarem
Bcttcr untcr bem Waher Su feben iein fol.
len, fonntc man nidts eewabreu. @Smu6
ieoem Qmerifaner cine Nusue Der 9r66ten
3ufliCoenbeit fein, ba6 icin eano, obgIcid
oas auercntferntelle, bas erlte mar hiefsn be-:
rlbmtcn See ousjufunofbaften.- 60. .@aS,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Sin NSGbrtben.--D gefcdt, nell
Dies Su @aImap. 9lcu YOrf, smiftbm einem
@lepbanten uno NaSborn lfatt9efunoen ba.
ben foute. in ME Die 1Itanp 3situn9cu 5c'
ribtsnl cine @rHiAtunA.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Der @onbanoel in Mi6isan bat nit BEL,
Ipieaclcr Sdneue Su9enommen. Sn 1S41
betrus bic Grportation nitt iber 10000
pfuno. 9eetes Sabr wurbe eiefeIbe auf ei'
ne MsilIicn pfuno uno Der ucberfIu6 in bic
lem Sabr wirp auf 100000 pfuup se=
Tbdet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

0y-A G. R ufsL Co.. pCn esofcro Gountp. 1T
sum DTutirtsu StaatssSsadar pidss eioais trnaunt
irffhin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

I'm $. 9. ORiGsr StrouS9cbtr pts "9udalc Sci
0rapb," Wuh0Ie, Nlsu Qlert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

6-St eourtnss 9ountp, Staot 9isupcrt, lo9t Die
9isuyrrt Sritune, fam 1l.000 bis 10000 Stlnmen
grben, wcpcu eapis GoB tsine 800 srbaltsn wiro.-
Sn 9utuam uup Sussus Wirp Fin Same nitbt 9tmsI:
rot
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

semOfratiiebe ssbis.ernennuueen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Gin alter Nonn, 81 Sabr oft, ipurbs prr cinioeu
sascn in 8ctcn pcrboftct ir boS Stsbtn cinss Gar:
petfads. Gr tsfauuts bic Shat unb eaB CT Gin unp
orsiFi9 Sabren pcn suen ec6en In, Gtaats:3ubtbous
;ltrabr. Da &C in eincn mijrrabdn Gelunbbstss3u.
tano mar, purbs Ct nab Dem 2trmsnbauie esIanot.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

: opt or bat coS Grhitben GINGER lti:
ner Srcunpc, wabrsuo Dem icei9cn 9Babaampf ben
gerrcn Su bcubcu, obarFba9cn, uno as Dap CT scscu
oirlcn GC6routb fi.-@r bat audi wrttitb rsbt renn
niht6 tcmmt uns Nra@aidsr rot ais bic Stimncutst.
rfI,;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Sir 0Umpernbr:
Yeter 6, Mtt6ler,

(0sr Gntlbrionn9 einr osmcfrotifhm gHbie Staots.
Gcnpcnticn unttripcrfn.)
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.

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~ EyoLUTIoNARY CLAIMS !,

N authentic documentary evidence OF the services and
claims Of the officers Of the Virginia Line aud Navy to
hapay for life and bounty ands and Of the officer, OF the
Continental Lines Of the several States pensions commu-
taton ray and bounty lands The evidence will be unlsh-
ed or the claim prosecuted the option OF the claimant
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tallahassee, Florida, post paid, viii be attended
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$ Der respectfully informs the public that he has for
X3H sale nj the Fairyiew Nurseries, Moerostown Bur-
- iiugton county, New Jersey, fine lot Of Fruit
-~e~ Trees, now ft for ansplanng Of the following
varieties Apples Peaches Cherries Pears Plums April
cots and Ncctsnes besides Ornamental Trees Shrubbery
&c in the usual variety The fruit have all been nocu
lated engracd with the largest and finest fruit Besides
new and valuable fruits constantly being added
Persons wishing purchase tor fall spring planting who
are uoacquaned with the varieties by leaving the selection
the proprietor depend the best for market
mily
Trees to be sent 10 distance will be carefully packed so as
to carry with safety for which SO cents per bundle will be
charged.
All order, the propetors from unknown correspon-
dents must be accompanied with the cash or satisfactory refer
ences when prompt attention win be paid
Orders can be left with the following agents: 2
Dr. John n. Bayne, Alexandra, Va,
Fitzhugh Coyle, Washington
John IL King, Georgetown, d. e.
The above named gcnemen having been purchasers from
the establishment number OF years. able to tes-
tity to the correctness Of the fruit.
Descriptive catalogues with prices attached will be fur
nished gratis TO post paid Applications.
JOHN PERKINS, Proprietor
oct 7--w2mcp Morristown, ". J.
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mands my unegned respect answer your inquiry there
fore by stating my sincere conviction that the neglect of the
Government made the surrender OF Detroit inevitable that
SO far from authorizing the judgment Of the martial the
determination to DO that act in the then Of public feel
ing, and with full sense Of the responsibilities which il in
VOWED, demanded and exemp6sd nober and ofi& cou-
rage thar would have suced to place its author in the
gallant coun,ymen who stormed the heights of Cerro
Gordo. /" am, dear sir, yours, truly,
81. MCPHERSON BERRIEN. !,
EnwA F. G.. Fac
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sMrrEsON's BEQUEsT-PROFEssOR HENRY's
EXPOSITION,

Before The New Jersey Historical Society," al its meeting
Princeton Wednesday, September 27h, by inoiiatn
from the Executive Committee:
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AGENCY

TINE undersigned having lately removed to this city from
the State OF Maryland will attend the collection Of
claims against any OF the Departments Of Government epe
ciay those arising from the late Mexican
Letters regard any connected with such agency
will be faithfully and promptly attended to.
THOMAS KING CARROLL,
Office on Pennsylyania avenue, second door west Of
sept fA--2avdS2acp (Unionl 18th street.
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CCHOOL BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by ROBT
- FARNHAN, sorner Of t1th street and Psrn. syenus
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COMMUNICATIONS.
JUNIUs.

TO tie Editors Of the National hiteAgencer:
GENTLEMEN: The last letter Of your European
correspondent contains the following passage:
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FRUIT TREES FOR sALE.-rl
BRADSHAW.

Der respectfully informs the public that he has for
sale, nj the Fairyiew Nurseries, Moerostown, Bur-
iiugtou county, New Jersey, fine lot Of Fruit
Trees now 81 for L ansplanting. of the collox;,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
CON EEssI Al.
Coirssp 7ndsnce efhs BaI:ia,ors Palriat.

" aShtuItIn. DEC. ID, 1913.
The nouinstian Of M1j,r Lewis Cas-. Jr as Charge
des Aairs 10 me- by Mr. President Polk surprise, al
most every h,dv berr, " higs and Locof C :. Could
mt Mr. Polk fli a man ofhis pr Y, poor desl aud
merit rIous. 10 appaint Milo il Lewis Cass, Jr. A
YOUTH whp haS y=I ia III something ID make himself
AIN H VI ulan y f hn fl public service
That he appointment Will II ectei hy ha Senate.
as it deserves ", no here " IN whom have con
verse;, he subject. doubt. Blu let the Thing
psSs.-O }elIcIse Cas- setius to want ''eXirl
aowaucrS," and therefore wishes 10 billet his sJ upOa
the Treasury.
The iowa is full Of curiosity and speculation az
count 81 marveifus Young woman, named Mis-. " oh
Cox. who re- des at tie Navy Yard near This civ
WIN stree Tuesday LIST has been in spasins, int,
Wis BIT al the same tine has 'a-tlnisurj te naves''
BY Fn rg pns, common brass pins, all APPEARANCES,
ont II the aceS ct visiteFs who 90 Sc LEI Some
five hundred thousand persons attend sc her dai-
w. and all 20 away a>touisaed As often as sin beck
med - prison. who would - uPto her, she won d
deliberately pui her unclSed fingers face of SAID
person. aud 81 sing the fire fingers with the thumb pull
from his her fnce pin, with an diotc smile, and
pllce il in her mouth and swallow.
She is under twenty years Of age anu s,me time ano
married sailor ho went away, but whu has recently
returned. Since IT'S return the spa,,ns have cone up
her. and The ieats alluded 10 hlveoc .ue,. Every ~
is talking about ter-some believing tat she doe, i,
reality extract pins from persons and swallow them
oihrfS not believing word oft
Is contend-d by some OF her superstitons friends tina
spell has been put upon her by an evil minded enemy;
others say the whole affr is an arrant humbug. De
pon.nt, further. saith MT.
We have had the warmes kind, and the most lovely
weather here to day.
The town is more and more filing up with strangers
of both sexes. 1t will b-.gay enough here soon
Col Schuuler, OF the Brs,on Alas who brings on the
Electoral Vote of Massachusetts, is among tie latest
rivals. lie is the right kind Of a Taylor Whi1 and
goes i1r Abbott Lawrence for the Treasury Department
Good
The Hon F. Darlington Cabell, the gallant Witt
Representative from Foridl, has arrived He has suffer
ed much from i'll health, contracted during his arduous
labor in the late campaign. But his spirits are ine
POTOMAC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

tire rzrI>rH-tIps. rather IMAM tn- tapH1Ty repsr. o.
the buildings. ana ri IN prescribing lie nigh claims VI
ih- SHINE npiu ih- lrerai pIrpHage OF the State
Mr. K Inns ai-J fence II the merits Of The
sn,e and said lis beneficial influence had been strong
exhibited Ia Noriaik.
Mr. Massey red in the excellence al the Militia
~ InsituA AMI rtved anIenh,neut iHs.ructing the
Committee to examine a.51 The Stale nsuti.n al S,aun
ton.
Mr. YeraY m vel t, lay tie resolution N TIL ale.
Nj. \. sin Ae made this aUDn upt because ha op-
pspL d th-se i'll tiu,i,as fir lie deemed taem azhly
useful and creli'ah.- The State bat he thought the
cInltse wholly unnecessary ins ,uuci il could add
Information IL that ar-aig b-fir the II use. H r.
frrel % lie rep,S Of tie ard of Nl~it,r+ and the
Superintendent cHa;unHicatd with the GoverHo'- mes
SAFE. % which very iact stated v hch tie ious-
could desire have. lp ihau-nt their entitled ID
re u Consideration aaL aTas e h> rasd sup >o.i
their nm-nfat AHA pr P-r ue: r n, std
that the cUnmit ea VA rol Hqrir Y. and ~ugarSiei
tNat It's atp jnrn-nt might yv-a b- rer cIun the
Visitors, whO had made TIE Inv igltiJn pro
qusal.
Nj. Yer5y's motion was carried
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
w edn sdaY. Dec. is
SENATE.


Mr. Douglas moved take up The bill fir the adms-
son d Caf'Tnia into The Union State-and ii e mo-
non having been agreed 10. Mr.. d. moved 70 refer The
Dill 70 the committee on Territories
Mr. Berren moved to refer the bill to the committee
on the judiciary.
The question of reference gaze rise 10 debate, in which
several Senators participated
The question Mi D.aglas' motion to refer to the
committee on Territories was then taken. ard decided
in the nagave-yeas "A, nays %. The question recur-
red Mr. B4rrien's motion to refer the b to tile com
aitee the Judiciary, and it determined in the af
frmative.
Mr.. Miller offered resolution, which was agreed %
calling the State Department for any correspondence,
existing IN said Department having reference to the pu-
chase Of the island Of Cuba
Mr. Benton chilled up the Panama Railroad Bill and
spoke in favor otthe ohiec of the petitioners lIessrs
Clarke, Allen, Breeze. Hale aud johnston, suggested
That there We're difficulties in The way-ini,rmafion on
several ? int was wanted, 81. and suggested the pro
prleiy Of delay % the part If the Senate Without com
Ing any cson TIE Senate passed into executive ses
sion, and afterwards adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Speaker presented report from the Land Office
ard the Report 1.-THE Coast Surveyor, which, together
with the documents accompanying each, were ORDERED
to Be printed.
Mr. Vinton, from the Committee If Ways and Means
introduced bill 10 supply defcencifs in the last civil
appropriation bill. The bill twice read and made
The special order Of The day for Wednesday next
Mr. RohnSon's moi 10 reconsider the vote adopt
ing Mr. Roots resolution instructing the Committee or
Territories to rep frhwlth bill providing for the ad
mission into the Union of Caornlaand New Mexico
and excluding slavery from EACH coming up in order
Mr. Robinson took the floor in support Of lis notion
lie hoped the Democratic party woudhave nothing to ID
with the vexed question mooted BY the resolution Of Mr.
itoot He hoped the whole matter would be turned ove
tor settlement to The in coming administration Of Gen
Taylor. After he had finished his remarks the motion
to reconsider was laid the table-yeas lO6 navs 80
Mr. GIddings asked leave to introduce bill to allow
the people of the District of Columbia permission to ex
press their views the subject of slavery Mr. G. said
ne des lned 10 include the voice Of the 0red portion NJ
the inhabitants Of the Dis rct as well Is that Of tht
whites The bill was laid On the table By yeas LOG /,
20 nays.
Numerous resolutions and bills were then introduced
and referred; and then the House adjourned
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New York Dec. II P NJ
Park Theatre again des.ro,ed-EUe's Hotel also DIES
troyed, and Cldrk's Hotel damaged
The well knows Park Theare has again been T.
snmed by fire, The origin Of which is yet unknown
" bile lie actors rehersing Saturday. about
noon. they discovered very di~agreeabe SMELL some
what like the eervescence of oil Of vrol the fumes
of escaping gas THIS became unpleasant that they
stopped rehersing somewhat sooner than they would
otherwise have done. Not surprising, however, that
any thing very serious would result from il, they
home. Immediately before the time Of opening, the
building was found 10 be fire, and 50 rapid was the
progress Of the flames that it heap Of ruins
Mr. Hambin's hss is estimated al S25 900, upon which
he his partial insurance.
Nearly The entire wardrobe If the establishment was
deSroyed, together with great portion Of the large and
valuable wardrobe and other fixtures owned BY The
MontplasIs. They have ais, lost heavily. The Park
Theatre, it will be recoected. was burnt down eight
years ago.
Eare's Hotel adjoining The theatre was also consum-
ed, being heavy Loss. Tie hotel also Of Mr. Clark,
II the vicinity besid several other buildings,
Sideraby Injured, The entire loss BY this fire is estma-
ted at sixty thousand dollars.
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SENATE.

Numerous petitions and memorials We're presented anC
appropriately referred
Mr.. Douglas moved refer the bills relating to the
territories Of Minnesota and Nebraska to the Committee
on Territures-and the motion was agreed TO-
Mir. Downs offered joint resolution authorizing TIE
Posi- Master General 10 make the necessary arrangements
for conveying mail each month between The norts
OF New Orleans and Vera Cuz, in Mexico. The resou-
ton was referred TO the Committee Naval Affairs
Resolutions presenting Swords Gen. Price and Col
DonpIan adopted.
The bill providing for draining and recaiung the ever
gla'es Of Florida, was call.d up Mr. Wescyts mo
non. whn supported the bill in few remarks.
Mt iulee spike in opposition to the bill.
sealed message received from he President Of
The tnIed States, which led to Executive Session,
and afterwards the Senate adjourned