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CHINA,

Tie latest a9viess from China betoksn the prob ability cf another var inc result of the late d eui'ifs between tiIe CLasse and the EngIish The naval and military forces al Hong Kong were under orders te be ready for service, and renfercements had been sumEnonsf$ron The Eass Isdles. The "fri>ad q Cbiaa'' of Feb. 2d says:
 The measures which the British Government will adopt are of course eonIeeiaral. A wa, howeseT. appears unavoidable, inasnuch as the Canton pIoy- ince wifthe occspied by British the treaty in all iis integrity eAfoTeed--the ps ople eoerced and security taken for tho good fAih af the Chinese or the fuiufe. Europeans are disabnsed of old er- rohecas ideas as 10 inc strength of China. 1t is \ vast iBaniEate, disioinied empire; and Is al this moment a the mercy of he weakss, narAtine power in Europe. Ia pe SsER Ms psopIe al 5si n 'PtH Teroh aad ths srsssnes q erega army :sald esrfeiaIg te esl5teed bs iasxFrecios We have seen that KeyiBg AeknowEedgss the helpless condition Of the eRniroiigg Peser, by lesring a matter oi ihs most serious conssquenc~ for the self probiSitioss of the people. Ihe whole western frontier is in eotnnntion, from Barnaa alncst to Stbsria-
 Famine desolates the finest central ,lisri-ts ard
 more ihan all. the spirit Of the coan'ry IS eTaSled by the late var. What eaa she oppose to the de- tnsbos oi any power , The talk ef q parry in China Is mere cpslon, were La in Canton to- morrow. So ar fo5a asailtag kiaself of f< sptn Q Aosfitg agiRH forezaes riicA he ioeed ts eze1ts das goe hf ,aovid adsga asa,i te ike alfered statS Q eareaaaianess. Aoihlags hsweves, WiA be ob- tand ir9c ihls rsalhefcas people, but al the point oi the bsyonet
 Negotiations viii only end in decsptica; strong measurfs called for, aod Bo,tiag should b. left to the good faith oi the Chinese They do Lei un- derStand ihe term; truth is aoi in 'he ard in deal Ing wito thsm this shaata nesef be oVsriooked.- Napier, Elliott Poi'inger and Csvis have all been trt3rd with by ,his eoWarly bat wily race. Future dffionats's may take l-ssea from the history of ihe past and treat xith The Chinese S an bcnssi rnan Fsqnifes io treat with a sharper Six months after Bntsh tcree iock possession Of Carton, se would hare Nn Ambassador a, Pekin. and the sar. 50 far as ss are concerned, would never exsen3 be- yosd the Czn'en province Al this present moment enc thousand JGnks are loading rice st Shanghai. to supply the starving population ia the i,nmedist~ Ficsni'y oi The capital Not ounce Of II could pass one l2-gHn brig ane bored in the rixes. were such an order glssa. Two small vessels stationed a; Chso-k~ang-foo and hwa-ehos, would stasve ihe government into submission without shedding . orop of blood
 Hwar with Chias is insvitabis. no power ersE had better cause than England has. and whssev- sF may ee iae result the responsibility r-s,s solely wIfh China
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lAsoTACENEAT or riaDIBlTES.


 We gre authorised to aanoance tsoRsox x PYAy. ss . candidate tor tho ofkee of ofCLEKK. fpr Pulaski county, at the coming August election GFWe are authorized te aaaeanre MILTON FOWLER, as A caAai3ats for the OGice cf Sic, lf os Paiaski CeaniY, al the ensuing Angus, eleetian frWe are authorized so announce SAMU FL \, WHITE. candidate Tor the otfee oi Sheriff, oi Palaski Coanty, at the ensuing Angass election. We are authorized to aanoaaes B. r. OWEN. Esq. candidate 10 reprsscat the eoan'y Of Saline la tAe aext Legislature.
 .fprd llA. ls4s. --3i We are authorised to anncaare s. NJ CHARLEs, as 2 candidate for SHERIFF ef Jefferson county st he enssisg August election.
 1sFeA 2S, iSIS. 3a 4ms D- We are authorized io announce BEN E DANLEY. ss candiaasa ior the esiee of SHKRsEs. at the ensuing August election. the ens1iRr August election.
 p- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES McvICAR as candidate for the office Of SaEs,y,. at the ensuing AnguSi election.
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EEar Rolh Nidek,

7estrr= that the Sa'io1ai Intsiize nceY. hay ;4a5 'sl~d iwo ur thIse days ago, Gen. Sco,t's t'-5o'ais a''scs uron tie Wal Department. 1' 'e have suddenly f9rEotfea ihat certain re- ra; a''ack by ihe Secretary of War has also '%'e-, and bceH g-ea eesl i3lke6 oi lately, 'A te7-Fass and elsewhere. h l. quite nes- l-aN the TeaCeFs oi the int.llisencer would .a ,ee \ Ia the columns of that lournal Ii the -enc=Ffoun keep ], fron the public eve by 'ak 70 PgEi'h it. sueh cogrse m ghi b. skPe i7ai' tsoazh, al he sane urne, very un | 7 aa- "Ifsif. Bot siace II vii bs read afd s @ar'ed as most triumphant aud eonTai- AA-ic'''1h s2ainst un2fovokea attack wher- | f is reai, "e submit 10 o,r neighbors of the < of-z" ia4' they vii lase far more thsn they 1 y AA A''f mp To suppress r. Surely they are Nl'as io confess thst 'hsy are afraid 10 lei 'Ssders heaf ho,h sidss As,o the Secretart's | ''' usre IS Whsi The whiy cor1espcndeuf of ay Of <. ''S az '' ''e1 @s ifheI of Secretary Marcy Is 3 strong prc- on; 'He first paragraph invites you ,o he read v V'f waois sefeBee; and the whoie chain or nes is pursued win systematic skill and e>-' ard wiih confidence Of the general re as PiNesed2 from specihes'inn to specifcs- .-'s'f 70 be ieahd Fa vinaieSton involving >' '' Ps'soasi and official re?stst os."
 ''fy 'i'o the following jus, notice of itis '''''ea'' 4'om Thu'saay's Richmond Ea. ','. N.''' md Ny Harsg.-we Publish today. m's' eN'rsor3inafy and unpsovoked Nn-H "an'eaiy ssszi.s the administration as De oiss'i eriraes and mi-9emsauoIs As
 avs q :, ike tlH of tadiciassf. show
 's-e 'aai if sas entirely uucsf4a for. and
 .s ea4iss>- The dsfsqcs of Me Marcy
 +eif' 70 fart1 ly as r- s.ihia is one o;
 N~T4' paP~fs @e have ever rtad and
 ''itaa at's~rvAd 10 us yes.cr5sv. portions 'T "eFi' 7 of Jsn3cs' Tie apsaer i. cen.
 Aor ming, and the accu.er is utterly -,, ",, o~ ~n evidence. This remarkable Iei-
 H-Tcy MI elevate him to a high efni- t.~.e 'plnioa Even the mSst f6oreugh
 s power ~ The paper, and the paffert
 ' ne aT Jepsfimsnt nt from the unjust
 '1- a''aaf- 4 highly is;eI ge ut mem- --.. 1'l EAs sa'd tbst Mir. Marcy has not 'h 'one lach of ground 10 staBA up-
 70 47Hs co4a,EPoa,' Bst 0af readers
 >eot, as a skilsEal a,d Aeco,pr,i.sed '-''I' Re have great respect lie has
 a4+''''es as rnaa, ba' apon ihe pTeseat s-+. D@f a@ef FeZnei his svii geuiuk has >--.. .l'7 -n auilg4s of attack from w aieh s-'3 ,' ar soaic Dot fat io GrIs him es e--, '' 'fai', without sQrrs B5ering all self- ...,S ma al dignity and fa,l,,y t6 daty as
 e'oatd Ni'h 'he high responsibility
 '' AAn hzfrRI4sANsx-At the Sedica
 .,.. 'hoo. house ia Bos,oH, Hoa Horace .t Tat f7F ,hs last fen ysars the eapsa.
 " .fy for achools were equal 10 the ,--.,., 70 iof schools in Englsn4 by fks
 '7' Y Sao eeo of people.
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GrNI.

The sunlight that fellows a shipwreck n not ies. beantiiui. though II shines upon the remnants of ths broken bark. what Is saved + 50 Iaueh more precious than that which has been lost. The io-
 ssiic circle IS asxays too small 10 aloe of rapture is is always too precious 10 make exeas'sble Ray nrglee; ie prevent or heal disturbance. Tkese are 10 minister by hts and reports t9 domestic unkisane~s; and unfortunately ,he best. under such circumstances, gre maeh prtne to mistake, aud thas missepresent motives. and tTiEss, witn d- rect object. naenihed into nnoantAaEn of urin- teniioaAi offence. l, is toe same to seela life. Let as guard against it Delicate Telaiioas like ihe polish ef costly eaiiery; d.mpSsss eossvdes, and ,he ras', though removed, leaves sret-
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fREs,LUrIoN-PUBL1c- 6. JOINT RESOLUTION of ihaIks 10 Major Gene

JUN hEcOLI l iON oi uhabAs ID aus9Vt Oeuet-
 al Taylor.
 Ress!rei es the Senats and House ef RSPrsseSia- tires ef tie Csaed Mates ef Asrtos ta Congress as ssss5l<s. That the thanks cf Congress due apd they hereby tendr red 10 M4Iof General Zachary Taylor, sndihEough him to the othcrrs and soldiers of he regular Army and of the volunteers under hls command, for the.r vaier skin. and good conduct eenspieaoasy displayed Oh the twenty second and twenty. thir days of February last in the battle of Baena Vista, in defeating Mexican army of more than four times thfir nglnber cotsis;ng ot chosen troops under tkeif iaYoiiie commander, Gs nsral Santa Anna.
 Rssoised Tha; the Prssic.ea, of the United States be requested te eans% to he struck gold medal with devices enblema'icai oI this splendid aehievc me {, and presented 10 Major General Zachary Taylor ss testimony of the tigh sease entertained by Con gress of his jsdcicus and distinguished conduct on thet Demnfable occasion.
 Resolred Tha' the President of the United States b. requested the fo oesoiag resolutions to be communicated 10 Mslor General Taylor, In such terms as he may dsem best calculated 10 gIve effect 10 ihe object t0ereot.
 AFPsovFD May 9, ls4s.
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NOTICE THIS!!

Thai inc celebrated bair-en,ter and shaver, E. L.. BaApLEY, has opeoed the finest BArler SAo2 ever soen in this city In professional skill he DO: to be surpassed in al Afksn<ss h is the fashion fos some "AsggAs in dese parts7 to boast; but de ehnp what keeps sn cffee" at Aiasseh's esfaer has them '-raEors wast ycu read of." Cal ap, gentlemen, and get gsnteei shave. 1 caa render you qui,e comfortable whiie in ny ehair--ne dirty sosssls. rancid hngsts. or iDpndenl conversation shall ever oppress yea.
 lf the Dressing Saloon sRsxor handle dos ,, break iss beard ,t hcsnd to come ef"
 L..'ls RsSk. May sssh, ISIS 9-u
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
Proposals for a Loan.

lkkAsNRY DEFAArMESr.
 April l6 iS4e. GEALED rrorosals viii be receivei, under the - act of 3lst March last until 3 ?. un. on Saur- day. tne l1fh ot June, ls43 for sixteen millions f dollars ot the Unitsd States sock reimbarsabIe twenty years from and after the lst day of July lssS bearing sax per cent interest per nnuu pay able <emi-annuaIy on the lxt days Of Jansary aud July cf each year. No bid will be received below pas; nor ~il any bid be considered unless one per cent. thereof h deposited in some teposory of the United States at or before she date fxed for open ing the proposals The bids, in aH cases, must be unconditional znd without spy reference to tfe bids of others, and should stste distinctly the pre- mium odesed The proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals fr loan or is4s" and addressed 10 the Secretary sf the Treasury, Wash4 ington Ciiy, D. C.. The sums which nav he ac- ecpted viii be required fo be Ssi 10 the depositarv Of the Ca;st States nearest the pisces Vf residence of the persons respectively whose offers may be successful; but the amount of the acesrted bids from bidders not resdiag in The UuI cd States must be deposited wiih the Sss-tsnt ireasurers at New York, Boston. Philadelphia. or New Osseans
 To give an opportunity 10 all persons to parfici. pate in the investment ot funds ia ihis siock bids i be received for the lowest drnoniaation fesr- oheAies authorized by isw-belhg for fifty doiars-- as well as for higher sums.
 Ali certificates RndcJ thoRssnd do4iarS will 6e transferable ca the books of ihe tressary; bat all certificates for that sum aHd upwards will be transferable cn the books of the treasury. or by dsfsery ~ih coupons attached. al The optfoa Of the eidder. To avSld expegze. confusion, aud nut upicanon ol accounts all certificates with eosspoas whi be far the stlm of one thousand dollars.
 The successful bidders wii be repaired to de- posite the amount awarded iye equal ins sse his ih each ei ihe moHths of July, AggGsf. September October, and Novenber oi the present. year. ex- cePt fer sums not exceeding twenty ,ho1sAAd dol laTs. where ibs bidder may be desiross of making iHuiefIsie payment, ia which case the whole amount may be at once deg9-sted. The stock will bear interest in alt from The date of depoSiie
 be. bids will be opened al the Treasury Depart- meat at ', ?. m., on Saturday, the Hth ot June, ls4s. n the presence of all pes who may ,le- sire 10 attend; bat, under provision intro Iaee. Into inc act of 3lst oi Mafeh las,. blddes wlil be permitted to withdrew his bid. On al bils not accepted, the amount deposiied m advance will he immediately returned Tie hole premian on the amount awarded must bs Jepo>iied as part oi the hrst payment required in Jaiy next.
 R. j. WALKER,
 Secretary of the Trsaslry.
 E7ch of fbe daily papers of Boston, New York. Phisderhs. BaiinsFe, Chshsssea. and Ge~ 0rl- cans, and in al other States bs papers sleeted to prin' Inc laws of the United siates are authorized to publish this Advertisement.
 Nay 2, Iels 34-fw
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Make way for the Young Giant
WISCONSIN pEMnrRAr1c. :,

By the Following t~i~grapsed to the Deiroit Free Press, Il will be seen i,st Wisconsin, the youngest sister of The consedeE$ey, has inscribed her name high on ihc roll of desDoc stic S;a,es
 SOUTHPORT. May li--7 P. M. Wisconsin has gone Democratic by very large majority Of not less than fIvETHOUSAND on The State ticket. Both members of Congress elee. ted. Denoe'afe Legislature. Senate, 90 far as heard from. all Democratic House DesFly so
 Ep. 'TKtHGRAPa.'
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Pepa'st aad Pfsperts ef tAe tsifsa Sta.ss.-- According 10 ise Patent Office Repsrs the P0pula- ten of the United Slsi-s zo, 75s. .o, and the az grega,e oi personal and resl prapeay is estimated si $ 2a4, ,59-, ,O1o-New York is Ae richest S,aie. her property being si.il2, ,oOo. ."eA Pennsylvania aext ssS0 e0, ,ove; then Ohio. s7 . 9oo. .o0c; thea virgi aia. SS03 0ee .aao. Mary land IS pat down si siss ,0uo .Goe end the Dssiflct si CV;ameia at SIS eGe, ,o0e
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sIO REWARD.

/S THE above reward will be pa,d for ku4l& the delivery. and hsf of It fcs the sHH notice, and ssce, taiaing to the sub ~teS&AksS~ scSioSd, ef a light bay Horse Is of l5 and half hasds high years old. black t,li and black msne, turned to he left hind feet white up To the ie'-lcck, has few very impereep'ihie white spots on his neck Runaway on The Ist uiu- mo, and suppose 10 have gone towards Fort ouach- fla.
 l. wILAM0uiZ Maya Is4s 37-sw
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Approved, April g, lsss-
rRrsoLrrrox-Punuc-So. s.I

JOINT RESOLUTION respecting eoairacts for
 hemp for the use of the American navy.
 Rtsolrsd ty he Ssaais aRd Hes< of RePre- eniafires ef hs UNsd SiGtes e .7msrica iH CoHgTss assemAfd. That the Seere iary of the Navy be, and he bereSy authorized, i in hs opinion i, will be advantageous 10 the public interest. to make con bsc,s any term not exceeding i've years, for the purchase of American water ro,ted hemp for he Of the uri,ed States navy. provided the same can be had of equal quality with the best foreign bemP. and a, price not exceeding the aSefage Pfiee of such hemp for inc last i've years the inspe'ion and deIivery 10 be at the Place oi purchase.
 ApproFrd May Q, ls4S.
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NRW G0ARl

goHN n. p.@ApAMs k ca. has jsa rsessssA sb large and well seleeaeA Sssak ef New G@eaa, cSnsssstng of by Gees, tsForsses. Hardwase. Ssda dleEy-wAIe. Bees. Shoes. Hat. Caps. &e. Ae>. whscA wsli he oasrvd low lcF CnaA e eeanssy psos daee lNo, D. ADAMS q c0.
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READ THIS,

N Ll persons iudrbted 10 tile late firrn of Tuck 4 A er x HaUniiton and Y. Hamilton, either by hote e' accoant, ~hi ind their Totes aeecnnts iu the hands of an eficer for eoEiection. saie.. they come forward aud settle the saane within % days from this date, as am eompeled and deter. mined to close sDy basBess withoat driay
 Those wishing 10 settle will call ., M-. ] P seals, {my cid stasd, wsere they xlli ind a,e in TeadiTess lo make ss dement's
 -7prl is. lSls. 3t--,f
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Iron and Castings,

Iron and Castings. 0ObO LBS assorted fiat bar Ifou, 609 sgssrr do da th !" " I0gad do do loco '' ploa bar and slab do,
 Bundles sheet da 99o 10. horse sAc~ 5a 3o1 American blister Steel, HOO Ovens, skiieis. Pots. Dogisoas and
 old L.ds. Received per Ellen I TT-and for sale bv -fprl II lss3 at
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.--..,,A, .f ,s4 osnciaaasa Eagarer.
W.su,xaYox, May |. Is4s

WAsH,x5ToS, May !, lsts
 ,.-,,.~-s. fs,a lMeries-- 7Asfrsatg n dzHgsr Lza y. T,s lI50risx io dsfeai ii-His ooadssi--
 7S' r@.,.a. r1ltf sIl- BOHsiy iGad t4li iS Oss ,.,r,. received last evening from a cls-
 A.ss civilian al Jsl&pa. on hss way to Mexi- s-.eh .,s,es iha, tbe current rumor there was eS ,-.,,, you'd nsi hs ratiked. Furhsrmofe -.s S. Tr,st 2. soon as be was arrested in Mexi- .,. letters 10 QusrstaTo 10 prevent the raiif- Q =, .s ,hs trsaty. sni had beeH dolag al Ia his '1-.. ,sr,s 10 effect iis rejection. His inhuen:e 7 ..Ase ,sin De considerable with tie MeKicsas; S.,r, he'd So rroGsipes position. and actually = sn ,hs treaty which has been raiiled by the .'-.,. of inc ral'ed States This news eompoFts .s s--y oas inieil g-Ree, some oi which has been -.s. euslse Mr TTfsr ill be, gre long. II he is .,sssy. ont oi his sphere for dciag mischief ss ~. satt ID ss as far as PuFela on his way Q the ,..i lrihss ha true as b his interference \. lpf.s; ,he roasamation of the treaty which he "a, ,.,tr7bytes o frame, s3d that was expected'to -, ,so,, p.sce be;weea the two republics, do -. s,. tsvr hs can reconcile ii With sentiment of -.-.-.s..n .rd hsHor His hostility towards the ..,ls-, is undoubtedly mos, bitter, bat this is DO ..;scs,jon for fis turning trsitar 10 his country
 s.~s WAS most interesting debate n the Senate ... -,ornng on the til au;horiEing the President ,-.,s. temporary possessioH ef YGeatan. General ,.s, male an ztle speech in favor of the bill, ..siug inc prinetple 0f inierposition embraced in '. ,ueji se,tel pohcy of this gosernment
 4, exciting time was had in the Honse to-day, ,.-rg on the bounty land bail. All, the Amend -.-,s xsre engrafted on the subs,itU e. la commit. .. wssp II was releetet and the bill passed in the e,tse This bill txtencx iae bounty 10 privztss :, ., ave been promoted.
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RACON.
PrO(essOr or .Nwsic.

Mir P. R. KESSA, respectfully Jniosms the elti- zsns ol LiIie Rock that be wiIi give instruction ID Music. upon ihs Piano, Gui;ar, ylolia, Flute and Clsronet;.
 bis terms are moderate, and viii be made known upon application b hin a, the Anthony House.
 REFERENCES. Right Rev. Dr. BJTBe, His Ex. Gov, Drew, Rev. Walsh. Dt L. Dodge, C r. B~rtFahd, AIber' Pike. W. F. oOdTuh, L. J. ReaIdon. Ltas Roek, Mag 90, Is4s. 3s--tf
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LATEST ARRIVALS BY THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLAN

BY TIE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. J. HCTT, has lust received a small lot of Il fashi1pable bcnnets, printed mus.ins and lawns, black harezes, plain and striped jackonet, children, Polka boots ladies' eolored and black bus kin., bronze and eo'ored gaiter-, and Msssss ditto , eases Gents fine, calf sewed boots, Ae. hc.
 ALSO
 PER =. B. ELLEN T. 21 bsls Whi~key, leo fb carpet warp,
 boxes cotton yarn, lo k~gs L,Td,
 20 boxes star candies, 500 ID eaf lead,
 doz Juniper wood ehurns.
 doE stone ditto assorted sizes, boxSs common tobacco, boxes No. ditto,
 Milk crooks jsrs te Al eKifemely lOw for CASH Isuie Rock. May S1th, isIs E.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Rpsrsea fsr X. LousrrilIt DeAoeral.
WASHINGTON. Mst IG. m p

WASHINGTON. Mst Ia. IlEm. The Senate was caiscd sO order al the usuai hour Mir DOaEIaa. from the Commistse on Terisories, reported the House bill for the admission of Wiscon- sin as State in the Union, which vas read and made the order of the day for Thursday.
 Mir. Bagby moved 10 take up the resolutions he had previously offered, which declared that neither Congress nor teSTitosisl iexislsion the people of said Territories had the power to prevent the sd- nilsson Of slavery into said territory; which asoioa was agreed to- and iheTesolltohs were discussed hy MessGs, Bsgby Foose, Badger, and Nestcott.
 .ss.sea ss lsy .Ae s=-si.:s!aa >. ssss .=A!e =s. passed, by vote uf yeas 26 nays g.
 On mo'ion, the Seuase took ap, as in Committee of the Whole, ibe Yuestaa hili.
 Mr. Rsgby, addressed the Senate.
 The question was then taken on Davis amend Henpss modified by Lewis. and rejected, yeas 5. nays 25.
 The bill was then pos. poned It'll to- morrow Mr. Bright moved to take up tbe bill relating to the surrender ofte Indiana State bonds held by the Ccssruneus, ~Aica is0slsa =ss sETs+S so.
 Mir Clayton proposed 70 amend the bill by ma king provision 10 accept $6l 900 of Stae Bank Ican pay 4hAe in 1856, Hhieh wss adopted, and the hiii was finally passed.
 On motion of Mr. Haaaegan. she Senate went in- 10 executive session and adjourned.
 In the House, tie hrst bnsinsss in order was the reports oi the standing committees.
 On motion. the House we ns into Committee ef the W hoFe on the naval peFlsaoH bAt, which was dis cusssd by Messis. Barley and Wyley.
 The House then adjourned.
 WASHING TON, May F, 10 ?. NJ '- The Senate being called 10 order, proceeded to the regular order ol business.
 Mr Niles edersd resolution calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for Information relative 10 the interest of the patIic debt paid ai Boston, Fhiiadeipsia; and New York
 The bill allowing steamers 10 touch al Havana was passed.
 On motion. the Senate resumed agsia the discus sion of the Yacaisn bill.
 Mir. HanoesAn announced that news had been received from Y9eatan Of treaty being ene-ed ia- 'c between the whites and indi4Es, and moved PcstpOneUent of the further consideisi siiOn of the biA
 debate arose. in which personalities .ock piace between Messrs. Haapegan and Niles. Matusl ex- piatlons were finally mace and harmony res tored.
 Mir. Fooie, ia his speech upon said bill directed his remarks especially sgsiust Mir. Calhoun.
 On motion. tie Senate ih-u aeJoGTnef-
 In The Hoase, iAe naval pension and the post offiee els were evnsi4trei ia CoBmi,tae of the M hoie
 The Wilmo' pTOviso was debated by biessrs. Woodward, Bailey, aud Murphy.
 The resolution wss lhea adopted.
 The II use SdIournea.
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NOTICE.

hereby gwen that the Register Of the La,.i ol- \ Ice si Bstesyilie, Arkansas, will be preparea .a receive app ieAtsoHs 10 enter the North s.. oi Section 2S, Ia Township i3, North ol Rseye s Wes'. oa "Wednesday the ioth day of May. lEas as'i Seioek, A. a JOHN MILLER,
 -9p,I 10, Is4s sa-,r
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FRESH GROCERIES.

LUST reed per s'eamboass Santa Fe amd Afsrt, .b 30 Saeks Rio Coffee,
 ! Java do,
 Hhd. Brown Sagsrs
 2 3bis. powdered ee.
 10 Mola-ses,
 6s" s. II do
 21 Boxes Cheese.
 ze Cod Fish, 58 Socks Salt. Pickles, preserv-s. cordtsls, NiAe1. nAAekaTsi, soar. candles starch, fastus, &c Ae. For saie iew by JN0. D. ADAMS G CO. .fprl n, lS4s. a
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BY AUTHORITY. lsis and ReselBtisBs passed si ths FirSi SessiSR of the Thiriieth Congress.

fprss.c--No. 9s.i AN ACT authort1inx term of ihe United States Circuit and Disfries Coafss al Chicage, Iliaois. Be tt saTetsd bs tAs Seaatt axi Hssss ef Rsprs- sessgtssss efiAs Caisi Ssstss of fnioa a Congrsss assrmhsd. That term of the circuit and district courts of the United States for The State of Illinois shall hrreasief b. held al the city of Chicago on he krst Monday of Jaiy is sseh ye~r.
 ROBT. C WINTHROP, Speaker ef the Hsapse of Representatives.
 c. Nj. DALLAS. Vice Presiden, of he rnilei Ststes. asd
 President ef the Senate Approved. May g. ls4s.
 JAMES K. FOLK