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tPUsnIe-No. H.l

AN ACT tn amend the aet emitted nAn sci for
 the regulation of seannen on board tho public and
 ptigate vessels ef tho Uaised Sstes.r' passed ,he
 third oi March, eighssen hundred aud shi.icen.
 R. < saaoedbs t- Sezsis and Hsuse oJ l2sprr.1a- iatsret 9 tis Uaitsd Sfates ef smer1ca ia Coao5,ss ssssemsstS, IAsi the asf clause of inc twelfsh sec ton ct the the act hereby amended. consisting oi the following words. to vii awi.hoat being at an, time during the said five y,ars out of the terftnry of the United States" be- snd the same is ieseby. repealed.
 APPROVED Juno 26, lsi5
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]. D, Adams & Co.

HI eInnau, isu0 lbs. sugar cured eanyasscd Hams; 100 '' clear Sides; Is kegs Lard; boxes Sperm Candles; l2 '' Star Candles, Y half bis Butter Crackers; !" Water a, "a bis. Vinegar. p,..as. pash will be sold cheap for Cash or Country
 Jaas i3, lSIs
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DeafGI .1Ofire,., ,,

iJ a; patient. and inc inhabitsnis of LIiils Rock s..t' 'hat he will return lu ..,out two or three ,.,s'. when he wiil be glad to see those who have s.oa' r tae benefit of his practice, and those as La 1;.s ' S9'sining |. Professional appointments sh hf. John II. Robinson, merchant, will be nd ''''! attended 10, at the end of the above pe-
 !aas C. lsas. ,o
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lPrnLic-No.l lq-l

AN ACT giving fartts sr tine for saiisfying claims
 for bounty lands. snd lr other purposes.
 Be # enacted by lts Senate tad House of RepreseH- iai,res ofthe Uaifed q -9eria in Congress assem- ofef hal the act otte secon session of the twenty hihta Congress, chapter sixty niue. entitled An act to provide for satisfying esaigs for bounty lands Tor military services in the lae war with Great Britain, and for other purposs." approved July twenty-seven, eighteen bundled and forty two, and also the tSo acts approval Janaary twentl . seventh, eighteen hnDdIed and thirty five, there in and thereby revived, shall b, aud the same are hereby revived, and continued in force for five years to De computed ron and aft,r tae passage oi this act
 APPROVED June 26, lsB.
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MT. P R. KExNA, respectfully informs the ci,i- of Little Rock that he will give instruction in Music, upon the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute and Clsronett.
 His terms are moderate, and will be made. known aPon application to him al the Anthony House.
 REFERENCES. Right Rev. pr. Byrne, His Ex Gov Drew, Rev. MT. Walsh. Dr. R. l.. Dodge, C. ?. Bertrand. Albert Pike, W F. Vootrusf l.. J. Reardon. Ma ?. T. CFu,chfeld, DrPP Burton Lai!s Rock, May %, Is4S. 3s-f
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TO T6B IOTERS OF PrLlSkI COUNTY.

Ai,houg am a candidate for your suffra ragvs, for inc office of Sheriff. shall not be able to present myself before you, personally, m the way of "stee ilJaesring," during the canvass.
 Dependant as am, for livelihood, upon my personal exeftions, am not able 10 dispense with labor, for so long time as vii intervene between hs aud the day of election. Instead therefore, of occupying the time in idiing through the town or county. sottefisg the independent voters for their support, find lt necessary, and deem fl proper 10 devote myself 10 useful labor, and thereby endeayo1 prove myself aeO'tay of ths ogfce desire to re- eeive.
 As have been resident of this county, from my early boybOcd and am personally known to almost every citizen in it; aad especially as the course propose anything but disrepatable in the eyes of nose who respect honest industry, cannot believe f wil lessen the support shoald, under any cir. cuastances obtain.
 In the prosecution of my business I shall neces- ariiy, be absent from the county until few weeks bcfore the election; when my friends may be assur- cd ol finding me at home.
 BEN. F. DANLEY.
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via Brandon in the direction, as neas as nay be- of ihe towns of Selma. Cshawba, and Montgomery, in the State of Alabama.
 Approved Jnne IS, Is4S
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tREsoLr4iox Pun. No. s.l


 JOINT RESOLU TON. providing for the payment oi the regiment of Texas mounted Troops called into tie service Of the United States under tbe requisition oi Colonel Curtis, in the year eirh-
 teen hundred and forty and for other pur- poses.
 Resolred bytke Senate and Hous of Representa- fires ef te UntSd States ef 9msica ia Comqrsss ss- 1 sfnbied, That the Secretary of War be, and he Is hereby, authorized and required 10 cause to be paid out of any unexPended approprn'iens for the prose- eution ot the war between the United States oi America and the republic of Mexico, the regiment ! of Texas mounted uoops, which was mustered into the service of the United States for six months, nn- der he reqnisition of Colonel Curtis in he year eighteen hundred and forty-seven and discharged before joining the army, the pay and allowances oi mounted nens from the lime the several companies thereof arrived at San Antonic the place oi rendex- vous, until they were mHsteFed out of service and ! the usual pay and travelling allowances from she tine they left their homes mntil they reached San Antonio and fem the places where they were mus tered out of service until they reached their homes and he compenies of Captains Smith and Hill, un- til they refused 10 be mustered ouf of service or were tisbanded by their respective captains; and also iha he cause to be paid te the said regiment the full value of all horses which he shall De satisfied were lest by them fer want of forage, daring the periods herein sfeci Proetded That nothing iu the act approved second March, eighieen hundred and fory-seven, entitled 'An act 10 amend an act to provide for inc payment of horses and other prop ery lest and destroyedin the military service of tie United Siat~s,' approved eighteenth January. eigh- teen hundred and thirty seven, shall be construed to revive the proyiso ;o the second section oT the act approved the fifteenth oi June eighteen hundred and tor'y four. eafitied ssAn act making an apfvo Priltion for the payment of horses lost hy the Mis. soar volunteers in the Fiorida war; Prorided aIso That all harses beionsHg 10 soiapteers which were io't in the Gulf of Mexico since the hir,eenth May e1qffeeu huHrgRH ha hain fhYeaa overheard 6r otherwise shall be paid for m the same manner as is provided for the plyment of other los | h6rses in this act
 | APPROVED June IS, is4S Q
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fRrsoLUnox Pcs. Vo. 7.1

JOINT RESOLUTION in relation 10 the tanspor-
 taton and discharge of the military fosces ef he
 United Statrs at the close of the ear with MeKl-
 co. ia
 Rssoircd by Ehe Seaate aad Hoass q RApresaIatixs eftAe Uatsd Ststes .dvica iR Congress sxssmbtsl. That on the restoration Of peace wish Mexico. by treaty of peace daly ratified and proclaimed. al the military fercss of tss United States. whether volanieefs, fegulars, oF the makiAe cosps. Nse hy law or the terms oi theI engagement are tote dls- rhsrged st the eloss et he var ssIE. Radrs tls d. tectioH of the PIcsidens oT the United States he transported or marched with the least practicable delay sc such pcs's or places tn the United States as may be least exPehsyc and most convenient to the troOps-and at such places they shall be dis charged from the service of the United States; and hat uniii they shall respectively reach such places and be discharged, the egets and nsa shasl be cea- s'derec' paid aad heaed a the service of the Uni- tsd States in the same if the war had mol closed
 APPROVED June Is, ls4s
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The General replied n inc folfowiag words He spoke with great dsiiDetness aai with a graceful cioeuiion. and was greatly sdnirea ior inc ulaaIs and earnest style of bis aiisraaee aAl gesiicsIa. ton. The tepiy Is model of chas,e and eloquent eomposiiea;
 tfusi. my friends, thA, bat iittis viii be expect. d of ras h reply to the kid. iA~ eas.e. the s,o- qssns address ,e wAieh ws have jass listened. For paisfsiiy fssi lhst ny reply mast be ksisf indeed Thsre are tssee--and believe sas this Is one of thenn-whea iiss heart speaks sad Se feel sl.ai the tongue should be mute. How many memos,es crowded around mo as z listened to that address, How many and how varied gre ths feelings nov struggling in ny hsst:
 have iis'efed to the delicate praises cf race oi patriots from which ! am perhaps too proud to have sprung The brightest days of my ewas ysush rise sividlY before ne see tA4 Pisee q .srmss- ny soang eonPsa!eas gisding 6Ethsir sword. tor the baitis- that mighty hastis n whose dr.sd is- sue was stsksd ID, sny .As sss. q yosr nee city. ba, the garaersd .tasuses Of your heas. In ihs
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Professor Of .Efassic.

Little Rock, March 7,h. lsls.
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Arrival OF Strangers.


Ss,y HiS Hsi VI sss NJ;
$s:.; + ;s. s;is
AsToR HOUSE.
%,sa:
.sa NJ. F.Sn Wy%S a. Ts NJ
al. snis s:
bs,;ss 9 hSu
aHs.sy New York sP Rn:h Ohio Beea nd
SsS Haven; Js:.aS' Monsio::; Js.:ap, do Num-
had l, Nm il ~
West Phiadephs. 'A'''''''"'' = 0''' ''''-
DO; A.dIsE E:!Sni Terrell Conn; SOSS.
ws.ps
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
S tSina ss$sF Ssa
GS%'sI s5 nssa; fs JARVIS A
nsMeKoEn, Mr. and Mr' Barlow. Hepburn, Kendall.
s!ss.%, Psasspi Smith; . Bond I6i!sS;phSs;
sy T as
y Lrase. Buffalo; Jones B Freeman, Warrington:
:S R;:S
mond.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
s% s% MI
and Mrs Bdmsmahe NoTwalk Geo Gilman, New yen;
San s.S HS!a Sso Ialsy Hartford
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Baldwin, Newaik; Mr. Williams, Msssachusetts; G0
Lewis, Ohio; W Ellison, Phia; JKeasbury. do; PARK
NORTHERN HOTEL.
son TySI Iss P hns M ThG"R
isSS % .s,s:
Memphis; Miss Gilmep, Tennessee.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
r %sd ffGaH SG: f1H s%.
sSsse So NV 1ss
sS@s hs%: SSs$; S s1s:
csm RNEs dna ooS H,m oaAsy Mr.
New Rochelle WIN ysnnns. Y; $ lockwood jr. Conn
Son. c MSsf St SJ Mount M !sns is
Adams, Albany.
eherloct, Chi KsIr Canada, C. Berry, Derch.,er; "
ot a.sRs and M st. h'a D. Small De-
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
A Bates, G II Brown. Massachusetts,; Minah, Rhode
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Snow Boston; Captain Howes and LADY, Cane od Cap ain
Wow, New London Captain Carr, Ihisdelphia Brown,
Pnetssr.Sps & Smith do Room soskpO Bysrlv.
s,and Dunn,ng do; Hooper, brig Union; Hotchkiss,
Coley. Il N Trowbridge. II Trowbridge, New Haven;
Ton; 0sgSod W,la%sS9Ig; r Bronson Bristol;
Haven; Gibson Evans Wilson, ID Means Toronto; II
Bancisrd Hamilton; Norton, Middetown; HoadIey,
New Haven.
WESTERN HOTEL.
j Drske, Cincinnati; Il Newell, Ohio; VIM II Fuller.
JOS A Robe, New York; Maths wson, Providence; ID
Cady, Rome; Roys Norfolk, Va; NJ skerlour, Middle
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, lS4S.
Apfui Effect, Of Dissipation-A Fatal Fracas-
Dinner TO Col. Burnett-Dinner to Captain
Stockton
The unfortunate wretch found early yester-
day morning, horribly burned, by lying too close
to a lime kiln, the preceding night, to prevent
himself from freezing to death, died last night
at the hospital. No clue has been found to lead
to his identity. The demon Of rum has thus
claimed another victim to be lodged among the
namelels tenants of his catacomb of tombs.
A story is in circulation this morning to the
effect that couple OF men belonging to Brides
burg, who had been out cunning yesterday to-
gether, quarrelled last evening, and in the heat
Of passion, discharged their iowling pieces at
each other, by which both were severely
wounded, and IL is said have since died In the
absence of more particular information, / am
unable TO pronounce as TO its authenticity. Ii
will probably be found to be much exaggerated
The diuner to Col. Burnett, of the New York
Volunteer Regiment, takes place tomorrow at
the United States Hotel. il will be attended by
IA large and select number of his admiriDg
friends
Apropos of dinners-It is said that the citizens
Of Princeton, N. j., are bent on giving Commo-
dore Stockton festival, as a token OF their ap-
probation of his services in California.
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Home Ports.
SID sshs n slos, salem: John E Smith,

ALEXANDRIA. Jan s-sld sshs slOs, SALEM Dhn Smith.
Am ;se Mss0 P;:ys o:sP
s, @
G:cf'sy !. fSs Mount Hope Harden
b:r;s
sailed last evening: .shr Mary Lueron Sunday and
sa 81: Bi YS %.' Then:
he s r
to retaIq 70 her wharf asan Of The the III
p ss s ssp bs
,cbr the Caroline from Boston. Clio, chs Juliet. Mil
HTtssI. aIn port sch. Fashion, Lcrins and spsn;
dams, do fT do: feel Chase from Yo1t for Boston
Ss: aiSa e. No"
NEW H4vEs Jan l05Sa barb Don juan IhOrp, Martini
NEwEes5. Jan sIAn bSis SsoTss: oftNew York, Hard
% sn sA':
sn soana ss
Of: q wv
s . for 'm'ea
s. Sossi do Caro-
NEW ohL.AS. Jan s"AIT ships Yacht. t,,saml C,sos
say aa % ka on
the soh ut SHIPS Lov,an and Eapha.us ca ship; O.ssc'
nHi
Stubs, Vera Cruz Hamlet Robinson Phad Lucy Waas,
Watts NYork; adams Gray Collins. Havana: schrs Media
TOR Dagger Vera Cruz Sears Sears, Port Lavacca Native,
Lewis, Brasos sant,sso Eagle, Heir Cedar Key Below,
coming up, tow with large twenty
sail the otng The steamship Yacht detained at Gal
weston three days by the fog.
den for Bosom; schI Mary Lspgdon Ames Tho
ST. MARxs Dec asArr bark sylphide, Oh ate New York;
18th. brig Wsrcar Jo.elyn. York 10Th cid ba k. Dell
Ia Stark N York 24th Ring LivermoIe do In y 9Th,
bark Hoderick Dhu Cooper, for York lSg; sylphide
Pioneer. Hsan. do dos Warcaller, Jo.:eyn not disgd;
SAVANNAH, Jan 7-Cld ship New Zealand, (Brl Wilson,
Liverpool; brig Richmond Starns, Demerara
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
stuck Marksta.

BALrIMoRy Tuesday, Jan. 1880 United States G's 81
es do DO 9sz 1000 Maryland 6s S6k 1000 do gs 8ex;
40 ,hs Fames Piante g Bank 27S IS do Baltimore
Ohio Railroad 1885, United states G 1867 closed at 99x
asked s9s bid; Treury 6s. esH asked oex bd MARYLAND
6s Box asked for open $50 bid; Baltimore as 80, 81
asked the cpeping ok bids Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
39sl asked. 3ess bid
PpILApELpIiIA Jan. i2-is0 r oasurg notes. so 2ao
State So 7t5& 10 600 d. 7osf 1909 Wilmington 7s;
lO0a Read s's so G5it0 Girsrd Bank9. .dHsr saiss
LOCO u Cs 81 g9k 1900 Treasury notes Ga 991S;
1000 Sch Nav 6 s -, IS Penn g. "a ies Read RE- a6.
Second Board-l12 ounty 6's 90. IS $40 City 6s 6
% Ches aud Del canal G 30 0o0 do ~; IS Morris Canal
az; 60 II Bank .1fter Saes-ti37 Ches and Del capa
lcrip an 80 Bank 2; 100 Guard Bank, 9t 20 Lehgh
BosTcs, jan. ii, isla -EssAsss, Bews-7a Wsssm rail-
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ADVERTISEMENTS new EVERY MORNING.


MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECENBER. of the New
Case. aed Hea
head; ss, BaeS,,' ease neII &c partial
mic Rh,amam;a D'aeuty in ms hug Wsier;s B6tssts Of
r. %S%s
meal; PT%.Iy Shsass,, case. Of 2y.pe; ease;
peculiar temaes cured at hi, Ins,ue susi.
bow JOINT cured V !" Uss Gaze: y Grs
Ua sns "a S ii
TumoI removed from the Thigh: Operations for Hydro.
fss %s ' s a1s
% na1. ~ sSs t uss
ofthe Legs cured Ealalged Tor sis removed Docaton
ae S%SfG'% fD6y&
s, :. At Be s s e eSs
ssd Sy all G0s uSppy h o ct .ss@.s ey
.. .ysie% already sssse:.uIiy yIastis.dsy
h% on the continent Of EaCp D
younoctumal emu together with res eat cases speed
~ and ssfs1sy aS al SS:s D'a
M1DICAL OFFTCE-Da. JOHNSON, II DUANE
M @ e.. s f
Ths oec,os Iesu,afion Tor .li IN hss old
Gee set% The egsy Or in ss ,h,Si,o,
pain: n 'ns 'se ne S0 Brought
in by Young causing dreams and nightly ems'
without mercury No alteration IN diet prevention from
busp.s.
"a vertv end prospect Of large family children
nreven many confederate people fron entering married
stae; but here book that will tell you many important
sec cts hieh the objections The author 10
but ' ns Know uny.s approved Of ;%oss
RED peope. For sale by Iebsr Co. corner Of Che,nut
and lid streets delphe Burgess Stpger Co 223
Broadway and by he Publisher, Ann street rev York
pHlLApELpHiA MEpiCAL HoUsE-DK; KINhE-
cner Philadelphia The OF all diseases of the skin.
Of delicate aud destructive habit. YOUTH
.tii Continues to engage Dr. kmkems utmost attention. In
vds whose complaints are IN the most desperate condition,
m depend bsng always conducted by Dr. X himself
safe and energetic perfect
Strangers uaveng supplied moments notice with medi
sufficient themselves in the and
private Cure warranted charge required Let
pad will meet prompt attention Residence N. W.
Of Third and Union streets half from the x
change W. For full particulars, sth pase Of the Phsds
phis spiriI Of the Times.
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DAD, iesK "A Old Colony Railroad, sex; - Ola Colony
Railroad Rights 75c; 10 DO. 27c 10 DC, 3ee; io do nc
sYermOn aud Railroad 1a 4. nsS N,.hns
Co Rights S. East.,n kaiirosd lOa 10 do 1854 Nor
wch Worcester Railroad le 20 do se 20 Last b3s
Dividends. No o5; $4,000 Gs 1859. 9S1 sOoo do
blod ssX 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds. 1850, ssh
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1S4S
Deslructire Tire tco STEAMBOATS, Burnt. &c

OesTuCItC IHe-Ic 0 SttuniUOuts Burnt, &C.
The southern steamboat line met with another
of their splendid steamers, the Jewess. The
steamer Wolcott, which was discovered to be on
fire about O'Clock IN the evening, was lying up
for the winter al Patterson street wharf, hemmed
in with the ice, and surrounded by the steamers
Jewess and Planter, and several schooners The
Planter, having her steam up, succeeded 10 work
ing her way out of the ice and out oil danger
from the fire, but the Jewess, which was lying
close 10 the wharf, was soon In flames, almost
from her STEM TO her stern. She WAS finally
scutlled and sunk TO her deck, but her upper
works were entirely destroyed, and her engine
lett perfect wreck the Wolcou was old
The Jewess was without one cent OF insurance
on her. The two schooners that were on fire
only lost their rigging and spars.
Tie Southern mall on account OF the destruc-
ton Of the Jewess, did not 20 last night, and
the Planter, with Monday nights mail, having
been compelled TO return yesterday on account
OF the ice, there will be three mails here from
the North, bound South tonight
Or. Collyere famous models exhibit them
selves mere thus evening, at the Holiday street
theaues anu 20 our citiLenesses claim TO be beau
thu ana modesi, par excellence, understand
movement is on loot 10 tTown the exhibition
down as an improper one, and that most OF the
press Will join IN A..
The weather continues dreadful cold-indeed
II has been some years since We have had three
as cold days ia succession, and our ice dealers
are laying IN good crop, with the prospect Of
being able TO 90 without any supplies from the
Norm ihIs season.
The southern mail IL in again this morning
So that the steamer Cambridge will be al her
post ready to 20 oGt ts-night
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NEW ORLrAr.-Ship Vcksburg.l 1899 pigs lead str,shen
Scot-2 cases Baen Sander-96 bbls pennstoun Wood
col, hhds 81 bbs Brush co--9a hhds Roberts VII.
liamA-Iso6 hive Je welt Sou-5 hhds polk Ma hews
co-s7i bbls Johnson-3o Coes-293 spading-25 bxs
Seymour co-2sh hds W BarnewalI2o Brush coo bu
Nelson-22 boxes II Crooks 800 BIB 6 hhds order
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New BEDFORD OH Market.

JAN lO-SrERM-S Sales since last Of $40 bbls. at
lOa1<c; in Westport 700 bills at 1885, and In Warren
cargo OF 1000 bbls at lJ3c WHALE-The demand con
tinuss limited We have only to report sale of $50
bbls selected N w. Coast ct 3sc, cash. WHALEBorE-
There Ia enquiry and sales OF lsO00bs N Coast
and 1900 lbs South Sea have been made since last
ut prices not made public.
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Domes,Ic ImpOrtations.

Foreign ImportatiO"s.
MARA Fsiro-45f coo lbs logwood II & w De-
laheld-2a7 900 lbs do Kinney.
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship SpeldId-Dr Coventroy and lady,
Utica; MIR Louis Chapdelaine, New York.
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SHOWING dImuuOn ~ iTt VII hing Htrt ." %
New I,e ,toid chipping List
Foreign Ports. an,
BARBADOS Dec 1O-An bark Cordes, Wn'.ney, ,nna
MATANz.s-arks Louis,, 20 yer Tor "a de um
Crewe Clark wgt fgt bnss John 70, P,ny,dence do;
Aayaisi L.avr from Portland, wtg sen 90 Lo1p, 10
M0bros. Poland DO, Mer,, OF br'to " ih.oA" "'''
Vsni1s Dc @Rssk Gibraltar Jordan ~ Sicily sooa'
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MARTINI e H e b A l. d .

Port OF New York, january Is, lS4S
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Col. Fremont will Introduce. II the leave a.k.d be
granted the Hon Henry Clay the Hon Mr. Crittenden,
Mr. Justice Catron, of the Supreme Court the Hon Mr.
Morehesd, the Hon. Mr. French and the Hon MIR.
Jamieson and others. j. c. FREMONT,
Lieut. Col Mounted Rifemen.
The Court WAS ordered to be cleared When opened,
the following decision announced
The Court does not consider contradictory rtate-
meI ts where fraud 10 no. imputed involving right
in party 10 sustain the credit of witness by evidence
to his general character.
u the presented here apparently in reference to
the examination Of witnesses by the Court itself which
could not be supposed to aim dcredtng any witness
and which has not impeached any witness, the Court
cannot now admit testimony which would be of doubtful
admissibility, to rebuff any examination by q party
ITO grant the request Of the accused might imply a
doubt the part OF the Court to the integrity and
general character of the Witness which the Court does
not entertain"
Lieut.. Col Fremont then presented the folio wing
paper
Mr. President. Lieut Col Fremont Inv advice n, b,.
counsel r,ouest, 70 have VIM Cayev Jo,ss r. hars
nrssent now sworn a, xitne.s in This cass ~ oh
let ~ calling him Is 70 nyovs that an Ia,
there were bronoht into tb court series NJ ous,ian
for Tho nurno.e ~ be,no m m.
witness Oirn Ksarnv which ouestions we're drawn q
by that wnes, hlm.s for hi, own Interrogation to be
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
Gbicta( Citation.

QBir prdTDent uno lRito(ieoer ces Se
,trfsgerihts St11d', &antons 8afpllanb
fhaft, eeben hierm't Cub Safob @nnsen.
baufer, Wa9ner, bon S;Gaf, feiner 3eil
wobnbaft tn Wallacn, noroamerifanifd1eu
Staates Shic, Su cerifeten, bas Cure gbes
fran Wargaretba, geb. 0asIer; @be1heiz
ounesfla9e 9e9en @uh angeboben bat.
Da @uer ae9enwdrtieer Sufentbalt unbcs
fannt 70 wercet Sbr aemd6 paragrapb 80.
proseBorbnuna auf9eforoers, Oicnifaa Den
IL. Scpt. l948, Scrmittass l1br> entnes
Der ielbit coer Durh Beocllmdhtigtfn reprd>
ientirt, an uniern Sdranfen Su erfbeinen,
um ansuhDren unb ocrSutragen, mas auf
Siefe &lase SeSus bat ausbleibenoenfaas
erqeben nllroe nas Hedtens.
SiGaf, 10. Mat lS48.
0tamens bes 8estrfs9erihts,
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Seb. d9ner.
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