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The friendship of man for woman is al
ways blended with tenderness which he nev-
, 81 reels for one of his own sex. even where
'''e Is In no degree concerned.
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REMARKS OF
MR.. TRUMAN SMITH,

On the ImputatiOns of ". b. Blunt, Esq,
ofthe City of New York. on his course
as a Delegate to the recent Wing Ma
tionat Convention, together a0ith an en-
position of the benefits aChieh aoiH result
to the Country from the elevation of
ZACHARY TAYLOR to the Presidency
of the United iHates.-Io the Public.
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PLANETS BETWEEN MARS AND JUPITER
The name Of the new Planet discovered in A.
pril, by Mr.. Grahame, at Mr.. Cooper's obser
vatory, Ireland is Nets, Goddess. who in
the ancient mythology was considered the wis
est of them all. As the new planet is the
ninth Known to exist between Mars and Ju.
plter, and the fifth that has been discovered
within the last four or FIVE ears, we subioin a
list of the nine for the benefit of our young as
Economical readers.
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Juno, Discovered early in the century.
c cs4ss' or about 1900
Astre, Discovered by Mr.. Hind, in
Hebe, London, in 1876.
Aetis,-Dlscovered in Ireland, April, ls4s.
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JUSTUS COBB, PRINTER,
81 WHOM ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JoB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
SHORT NOTICE.
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II. BELL,
TERMS OF VOLUME XIII.

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All Communications must be addressed to the
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Senators 81 the extreme vu9 IN regard 10 this treaty
BY the following expression from General Houston. He
treas ~ burlesqus and says, four fellows got TO-
g. tn without any msnner Of authority, ard having
moi ling better to do. agreed to make up what they
pleased to call treaty F. UT copies were msds one
vss sent to the Dritsh Charge dA6.irss ct Washing
too-Auoteer to tbs French Mnister-a third to Wsh
ttreet; and there bsug special demand the last
hey transmitted It to MIR Polk By way OF diversion
Tins Is orthodox "democratic opiuioo. and cannot be
by the little stars that revove round such
planets as the Z { President Of Texas.
Authority has been sent to Gen. Butler to draw
against the three millions 10 the event of the rsdcs
ton NJ the treaty by Mexico. The government Is not
without fears hat Mr. Trst and his associate ne
gotiators the part OF Mexico may have convened q
quorum at u.rstaro and carried through the form Of
ratification, bsfore their Communication may reach
Grn Butler In such a state Of things, Mr. Trist
would lind trouble In negotiating = draft in Mexico
or Vera Cruz for this approp ratiou
In the Instructions Gen Butler ne Is directed TO
send Mr.. Trist out OF Mexico. To irquiIy In the
Senate. how this to be accou pljshed, = demo-
crst" Of mark replied " he did not know how Butler
would act but he would take him by the two ears and
kick him out Of the country
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college, which, unfortunately, Mr. Hsnly vas not. Yet
bow long would take the gentleman to educate himself
to examine . wsShing machine . horse shosf
Mr.. TooMss-I could not learn to make horse shoe
In two years.
Mr. HxNLY-If the gentleman would take 20 long to
learn how to MAKE bersc SHOE how long would eAke
him to prepare himself 10 decide concerning doult In
tricate questions rniug scientific iuventious!
(Lsughter) An examiner should b. walking ency olo-
Pa tia and possess knowledge Of the circle OF al the
soreness will vote for the salary In the BILL As mat
ter Of economy.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved the previous question {" That's
Nn]
Mr. c. INGERsoLL-If the House adjourn, will this
be the frat business tomorrow morning!
The sPEAKER-Reports Of committed wn be the frst
business Ia order and the call will bsgn whore 1t was
left 81 to-day.
Mr. iSsIRsoLL-Thsn move that the House adjourn
r. oh, NO, its too early "
Ths question wAataken, and at half past three O'Clock
the House adjourned
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PHILADELPHIA, March /, lS4S.

The Public Schools-Ihe Ladies and Mr. Clay
difficulty has recently occurred among the
public school directors of Southwark, in con-
sequence of the majority of that body having
refused to promote lady teacher to higher
situation, which here qualifications fairly entitled
her TO, because she happened TO be Catholic.
stranger was therefore taken from another
school, to supply the vacancy, and the lady to
whom it belonged, by the regular rule of promo.
ton, remains ia her subordinate situation. A
long discussion tOoK place last evening, before
the Board of Directors, but no decisloa was
arrived at. The same subject will be brought up
at the next meeting.
Mr. Clay had the pleasure, this morning, of
becoming acquainted with the ladies OF Pnila-
delphia, who had presented themselves at his
levee, In the grand saloon OF the Philadelphia
Museum. great variety OF presents were made
to the great statesman, as mementos OF the oc-
caslOn. He was introduced to at least dozen
young namesakes by their happy mothers, who
were delighted by the notice taken OF their off,
spring During recess, taken IN order that Mr..
Clay should recover from the effects OF shaking
hands with such a number, he made an Off-hand
address, which afforded great pleasure TO the
listeners He begged them to be the organ tor
returning his sincere thanks to their fathers,
husbands and brothers, for the. enthusiastic re-
ceptlon that had greeted his visit to the city. He
remained in the saloon for about three hours, du-
ring which time, II is thought that he must have
been introduced to at least six or seven thousand
persons.
nThe Schuylkill Navigation Company have to,
day failed TO make provision for The payment Of
the semi-annual interest, due on about 81, 1850
900 OF their mortgage debt. OF this amount,
$500, 900 is due to the city OF Philadelphia.
The ball Tor the benefit, OF the St. Joseph Or
phan Asy lun, last Monday evening, was per.
fect jam. Not less than six or seven thousand
persons forced their way into the two immense
saloons of the Museum. The profits for the as
sylum will be about $4,000 Mr. Clay paid a
great enthusiasm.
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ClcRrcds
shps-OYf0rd (pki) Gondmapsop. Liverpool, Mar.
shall; Lucoua Hsmit Antwerp Zsrega 4 Co; Mauehes
smith, New O.ls%: sts %.S;; md M,a.;, p;n
~ W.:s sr0hs"' Glencoe Abbott Gal
Beis:-6rahers souie st C,oix Brett & vo,e: Torquin
..s GS Asy
HOTTER; Pioneer, Williamson. Norfolk
taken up by Government to take
Arrived.
Ship Rainbow, MARSHALL Canou Dec (renorted yeser
day) with sas &c to WAND Aspiowrll Dec - in The
The from Canton Tor Brst with the u
.H NV o sns
Samuel Russell Palmer hence sept s1 Feb spoke schr
New York. IN the se.-wa. cas,iea away with
under double rtsed Iipss. since which had
nasi light Took rlot the ast Feb Passed
Barr Ch,"e as:" d Kieh Havana Feb ,oJ! Taylor
si .sSus sh xsS.
% miles distant, spoke big Almna om MataLza for New
Brig oivs su Ea.tpet day; with fish &c 70 Sur
& 10 e. oi sr Wash Feb s% "a. - s ion %
spoke brig Charlotte, Of and from Baltimore sseIi =; 2h
lean. for Bsltmore The H. Ia. Moth Of Haerss
ia, $; has txpe fenced heavy weather.
Schr Avense = moutoa Ihomaston.
scht lyanh.e Wesley. Thomssion.
scnr Aida. Higr'p t,r.enpert.
sIoop Rienzi Darby. Providence.
Below.
Ship Hunt,e., Gillespie, from Canton. Nov 3d. with teas
Shin Wsba.h Hathaway from New Orleans. with mdse, 70
bsk reported to be the Hcrn.s, Weir. from Callso,
ship Norma Ell from H.va-a: bark Naniou. Of Bangor;
Antoine from Jacksonville still remain below
Also ship aDaIA'' nHA so.,
Packet ,hip Oxford Liverpool.
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Political Intelligence

TAvLoR DEM ,rsrR ALTON The friends OF General
Tsylor In have determined to hold grand
characterization meeting, coon as arrangements can
be made
KEnrucKY Crittenden has accepted the noni
nation f,r Governor Of Kentucky. The deb gates
from the distrcts whig national convention, are
James b Husbands, William r. Griffith, George T.
Wood, Littleton Beard, James W. Hays Josiah A. Jack.
son, Robsrt Mallory, James Harlan, John b. Houston,
Benjamin +. Bedipger.
ELEcTIov IN NEw HAMPsHiRE.-On Tuesday, Marcn
l4th, New Hampshire votes for Governor, Council Se-
nate and House--the latter two having devoved on
them the choice OF United States Senator in place Of
Mr. Atherton for six years from the 4th Of March, ls49
ADJOURNMENT OF THE PENRsYLvANIA LEaIsLAruRE.
The Senate OF Pennsylvania hiss ssed resolution d.
signaling the 2lst Of March the day Of adjournment
GENERAL TAYLoRs PoLITIcs "A gentleman who came
up the river yesterday, and who is good whig had
conversation with Gen Taylor, at his own house Tsy-
lor said II made difference whether democrat
vhig was elected President-that national bank
out Of the etion and there little difference the
tariff He said, smphatioslly that he would make
pledges to carry out wing measures lille DEMO-
eTGt
HrNRY CLAY IN ALpANy.-The Albany whig general
committee held nesting Tuesday night and adopt
ed resolution declaring Henry Clay to be the first
choice wings of that city Tor thsresdency They
also RATIFIED tho call for the Clsy meeting on Friday
night
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LATEST FROM BUENos AYREs,-The brig Hebe,
Captain Green, arrived at this port yesterday
morning from Moutevdeo, which place she left the
9Th Of January The day the Hebe left completed the
s37th day Of the French blockade Of Buenos Ayres.
Ga tho LIST of January 1913 learn ON the Pat,oi,
Gen. Rosas issued his proclamation that no vessel vas
allowed to enter FROM clear for, Montevideo The
French enforcing strictly the blockade all
sels arriving aud departing aud for foreign
tries While the Hebe lying Mt Busnos Ayres, Capt
Green has knowo the French to make a. mary eight
some were under condemnation The ooasting vessels
between the two ports all laid up Produce was
scarcs at Mont<vdeo Freights few and low and YES
sells plenty.-Balttmore Sun, March /.
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ySS:y IsDosS Co. 9. Jgs Hp KHwsn and Thona
Vss. Tsus. Feb srBSs 'V CSraeos. Higgins, for New
York few days ,chr Abcosa Lewis for do tnot bostonl
same evening or Eext morning
Home Ports.
yALExANDRrA Feb2s-sld brig Brookns Winchester New
Bo:rG. FsS,s-A, bark True Man Do.ss Pssm; brig
SS ssi: f.: 6s;s:
Con. market; o.ss ia, ffniisde phis Saith HI: ds
sS,S ss:. s:.
@s'1s'i S Ssi sEs'
rs o;S:a iloi yas%assIi soa%es o;ssdss Si:.h.
Aans Re- holds but
aa,hored ia prs',dsot hosds 49,
va New Y9k: 9Th brig Nsrtuie P''e'on Maanz.; s.ht
sA. more. March ar bark Heb., Green Mon.evidso;
b5S CsmOa" "stsr s9s Cabs s.hr zsnoba
Hssa'S SiS Ma,
a. s ssisI ST.. %s 1ss; 'ss
nnde;on, Bennett, ch,rle:aa bak Home ~inest., Nqs
EeSpnn. Hatch: Yer. nz; sshr' NNys,y Ann wet
sd sv'ss a
@ Sisn .hp Re o. ti
snow Ioason; AprSi. BIZ Isss era G,uz Ees.ss
To % f.; .eSr. kS
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Fl S.IS S;SS 3; Daniel:
en1 Of aa ssppshSnaosa for Boss .ea ash
IN port ,'ig Eegis; sen c Risnzi ,,. p,
NAsrucKsr Feb 2'-Arr sch- ] Sliman Colem,n. Rich.
raond s7th bg Duffe wilmlnsion, NC via NEEDED,
''GSt w w B,proop Feb ,asd ,cb, Cou,lo Young N.v
N5wroRr, Feb 2sArr ,chr. Northern Belle Nantucket.
Dirigo Pc ,ene Wilmington NC. Cid goth, schr George
NV LoNDos FEB ss-Arr schs Tho. Petihen Avery
Esw , % for
GS DO So
Nssrshs ssS Gen w..sa, pa.'. from re,,.:
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In Hampton Roads Bark. CALICO John:on. from Port
hal I'd 10 Ko De JapsIo; COMPUTATION tBs| or York
BAlnmore; hinango from Baltimore for London,
dodo %; brig Noble, from Ale1a.dlia, do do :,
ii ssSs
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donna owed to ish lust. shirs O.vezo AshaSd;
towooa ton TO nth inst, shpsJ Copper
Araean Ph Gnix towed 18th Hal.
aud INLAND id schr sr,h Jane; towbnat Porpo
sn' s Ks''sss md
n @ fis. Ri ss. d. GaS Do l
Gat ia for ha!bo ;en,. Entersr's SobeT ssIioA; May
Belle Herr s. Jaso seym Mann IienfS,so ~
y.t Syadsnee B%:s;, Boston, big w}acao Gsi
b ak ss, Asn sh sa brig Hs M.I:
Kos; ' si Far T,r.ii Below bark aud .ssoessI.
pr britain Apme do of.ls HGyt do shs,brOohs yro..
re J.ns' Sg; ship. " m hoopsr Cu, Liyergce; Eli
Snow DO: stiii,ns TSeoSsls do Grsnhn sm,lh iayIe;
h bsIs. Cleaner Crawford New Ross; John Belt Canoll.
rock; Sa5.' y, Ann By the LSndou ,Yps,.or Cchin.
Boston, Globe small wig; HHward, H.wT'i do; Vernon.
SMnow Rio JarsrS; b;idTn, Basel Yort American.
rJshle Phia: Factor Hardy York aes Prince: I'D
Hosy YSrs; I;hn MsTshsl Col in Wig; h Jose phiue.
Bostoo Che'S, ee taryer dig; Mel, ueho Phia.
ioHSs RIVER fila about ,2th schr Acoinee,
Mansfield. for \ Yo'k. DAYS.
WARKEN, Feb 2sAr brig Busy. Sargent MatapEas 26th,
brig frances insraham do; s Jas Bennett Allen. ok
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Arrival 0f STRANGERS
"WEDNESDAY, March I.


AMERICAN HOTEL.
N Lawrence, T. N Lawrence, New York; R W Weir.
H II n: 5s:; nv vii NJ 81 s H., ss1
s'is t's1s rssise s%o.;
AImss, Chs,: sion; Jacob. D Fsst ssH;n WIlson;
.sSSsras N:a.: &.Ssarl. .f So.,oa 'c11 S:s..
Mexico a:H os kssss S:s S. f Ss vi
ss i: Rish s N.% sn r
vile; WooIiL K:.tasIS Mr. ssd so...ii salem;
$s,f:: ~,
James 9 Brooks, Richmond. Va; Nh Pool. M.ryl:ad;
Ssss: D::;:
Mr. sHis%a Maryland; Mis-: siiaS:r DO; Edward sys:
aS Gos r sss. R r. aa.s~ rNsa1;
S: ;; s:is, y: Is.% TioS r:.
HOWARD HOTEL
smh E e. asss F1s Ss:h Is
Gs1 asssS g. 4 hp; Wi's p
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@.s SsS.iili, ssi.osa; q. h.Haoa. s.ianoIs
JupsoN's HOTEL.
lS, RI T,sss sy NIrs f Ps.s.
w hsnSi.f Udcs: Doand. Bi.dfsd. S,liuv; B;ses,
H Han s;. an. a1s a Rs s.s: fH s s;r NEE
1iden Rend,coop, Galveston; ii Mar.hsii 0slser.
Albany.
n seS, sSrsTS. N M,s:S
5ss:y s:. New ss1.1
sl ksSS ..'s' sabs.s
ss~.i s,asw,sl s:y%oss, scT js,S. a..
eecisdr; L seymour, W Z Hart Force, Iioyi Hi,
W.srsu hS'ssa .ji a% hes
e.. css s.iss is rs.ad
Wsl% HasSi' LiW,oa oSs so' i,
s sa, sT T.s f fSad.rh he1;' r Ad.:
hs%p:o" iSI,nss 6s:,sI' fhiiD Van
Z Nichols, " + Clarke, hiT nsadoiph, New York.
Murray aud lss Ss1 hs.as NJ MINOR Morris. H.vs..v
Van Ed:oR S'Ss% s
kchs'd.ou Jersey; Booth aad Phi; MsGsss.
s c n a NJ: s, sSGSS f Honey s
GId Wisconsin.
mis-. sf;'P si.sy Williams, AeNny.
MT yes %ose. .sa: S New
a, Sa Ps Is.I..sa FNH:y s sS
o.s sss.ss So ss,hbone Chsihs; Fare
K Ssr THy bss Boston aS:
TAMMANY HALL.
Es,re amn: Edmonds, Fermont; K Sheldon, hina;
Waing N J; " Abel, Conn; w M Stevenson, Pitts
burg; Derry. LII
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Msls mySI S;Gp Asood HaorS William is,al Es
TN, Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
n Uowiand, New Bedford; Vim Weeks Glen Cove; II
n Hotchkiss l. Lh,mbeilsn, T. Await. Sanford,
Coley Capt Ward, Andrews DE- Priieh,rd, hoteh-
kiss. New Haven; Looms, shsfh.ld; Boarjnan,
Ads%, and LADY S%s6.%e,oa. wss mSdi:ss.S.
Morse Walcotnle SMILEY, Berl.n, Conn, Ct cut,
Mrs .sxel ~ 9louceuer Kn,sht Flank fort; h w.
man. Brooklyn; Wserman Member; Miller. baiumorei
n Nowe, New York
WESTERN HorWfs.
Pollock, Poushko.p,ie; II Kellogg. Connetticut; y
Potter Rhode Island; Clarke, Philadelphia; Gen Beach,
n clarke, New York. Desu, Pas NJ ~ stone Phiiade.
phls; II T.nt Mass; h Edmundson. Pa; Custer. 80
Louis Mo: Mr. Wo dbndgs, Hstfordi Alsxnrdef sslle-
vie Hunt Jr Lehish csunty, "a tam1 fowsr.
Hudson, q Bechwick, Boston; III Miller, Hudson; Dr
Vita, Albany; 81 Taylor, New fork' Nn iayisr Civ
cinatti.
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George W. Lay. Of Batavia, at q late entertainment
had served upon his table Of mutton which had
besn preserved for tbirt 1t was put in
tin and was said been board the Isabella
on her veysge Of discovery In March, 1915 and pre-
viousy years the Island of Bermuda. II was per-
fectly sweet and good
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HavANABak Chlde 600 10 bales tcteo
ceroon, indigo Truzlo Dsr,oas-27toO Va
t,e-is6Goo d, W Ihomss-30o0 DO Mau.anaeo-33No
do 1915 ayor Co.'s bales tobsccp Frspeia
CO.'S d. Stalker col DEM Nen.uld Fsnss
II cs w kussel-l case garsJ Gay-96 zoe d. Ma
thsws co-Is 600 do Lille Rasines-ls,oos do Rich
10000 do TO
MAYXoUrz. Pk-schr Hope-.os hhds - ties mo!ases W
She feld,2 hhds Mason Ihompson30 bbls coffee
Gu lest X Finley.
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PROM AN ARMY OFFICER.

We have just letter from officer of distiuc.
ton In the city Of Mexico dated February H. which
fsrs to treaty transmitted to Tho
writer directly confirms all the epecuatiobs which We
taken press upon the Representatives Of peo
ple. We have repeated thoee usgetions frequently
that have some rs< mourning the charge OF
importantly and obstnacy The writer OF this letter
regrets the delays which have taken place
La authorizing the additional force because he thinks It
may and IL 10 believed will have unfortunate inhu-
pcs the Mexican Copgrcss In the matter Of ratnca
ton Tho writer says he HIS personal knowledge Of
the stpulaons Of this treaty but those In the secret
suppose It will be acceptable TO our government. He
says that force ssk-d be promptly authorised and
With something approaching unsoimy 1t 10 more than
probable that there will be ceasion raise
commission officer. Washington linton.
PROM THE RIO GRANDR.
From the ". o. Picsyune, Feb AZ Inst
We have the Astamoras Flag OF the 18th ut ard the
Monterey Gozefe OF the I'd. There Ia not o line OF
news In them of any importance unless II b. that the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

At Mobile, on the 18th Feb. q named Frank
Conkiip made attempt upon the life Of wifs, BY
gsttoe b.hind bsr and putting her head bsckwards In
hictipg severe ga-h her throat with rssor. Hs
then attempted 10 kill two ether females, but
failing he his throat sT-ctuxlly tost no lived
but for few minutes afterwards.
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On tbs 2eth ult, party OF about forty ladies and
gent,oGisn made trip the beat H. d HUI, Captain
Green from G. to Lockpcrt and back pleasure
trip ON the canal In winter 10 something new
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MARITIME INTELLIaENuE.
Port OF New York, March z, ls4s.
Cleared,

sun RrsEs... ....s q NOON RISES ....... q
suH 50 RiaA NlrEn 81
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Passengers Arrived
HAvANA-Bsrk Ch,Ide Hars'd-John BarrerYus W Greer.
field. NV YOk; II Smith Miss smith. Paterson. NJ ii
Teser, Boston; VI Vaierie Bauerrus, H. vana.
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death Of DR.. Hardy ID oontrsdictsd on his own sutho-
rity.
Hsjor Esrly aud Capt Archer, Of the Virginia regi-
mont arrived at Matanoras on the 18th ult.
Tue steamer Lsurel 10 said to b aground on Brazos
bar, and viii probably be o total wreck.
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TAIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SenatGs
WARRINGTON, Feb. 20, Ie4s.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. slicer
The VIcE PREsIpsNr laid befors the Senate
from the President of the United States in reply TO thu
resolution passed q few days ago. (Mr Alen'f) asking
whether the active operations OF army In Mexico
BEEN :u,psadsd and co. BY whose agency and BY
To the Senate Of the Ua.fed States:
In answer to the resolution OF the Senate Of the GATH
inst. requesting to be- informed Whether the active
operations OF the Of tbs United States in Mexico
have bean and Suspended and II 70, by whose
hiss been efected have to state that have rece, ed
no In ormston relating to the euhsot other than thu
to ths Senate with my executive
Of the 22iinst. JAMES K. POLK.
Washington, Feb. as, ls4s
message was received from the House Of Rspresen
tatives that they had passed act granting to Mrs
Louss Catherine Adams (relct of lats John Quin
cy dsms) the ranking privilege for life. Also, thai
thanks Of Congress TO Msjor General Winfield Scott
and the under his command for their gslantry
MIR. HALE presented various abolition petitions Laid
on the tsbls.
Mrs. Adams, bill passed.
Mr. ALIENS RrsoLUTINs.
Mr. Aliens resolution for repeating ths 4Osh rule
which requires Executive bust to be considered
with cosed doors and fr providing that hereafter al
Executive business eha be acted upon with open doors
coming mp
Mr. SEVER moved to lay the resolution on the table
to Ia
Another resolution of Mr.; Aliens for removing the
Injunction OF secrecy a proceedings In Execu
tive session coming up in its order
Mr. MANeuM thought the resolution out Of order, and
moved to lay &c upon tbs table
MIR ALLEN would prsfr that the resolution be passed
BY Informally so that at some future day he might take
occasion TO cali it up and discuss tas whole question
But the resolution was laid upon the table.
LIEUT. FREMONT.
Mr. BENroS's resolution, calling upon the President
to furnish the Senate copy OF the proceedings in the
And on m ,tion of Mr. SEWER. the senate went into
Executive session upon that treaty.
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Remarkable Presentiment of Death.

A young lady of this city. highly esteemed
and respected. who had been sick for some
length of time, but was supposed to be. conval.
rscen,. had a dream few nights since, in
which il appeared to her that .he would die a,
8 o'clock the same evening. On awakning she
informed the family Of hef dream. and remained
firmly impressed with the idea that she should
die al the hour designated. and under that be.
lief, called her brothers and sisters around her;
giving them good advice with reference 10 the
future. Strange to, say, aud remarkable i, may
seem on the approach Of s o'clock. she mani
fesied a calm resignation, and almost as the
clock ,elled the. hour her spiri. took its flight
Thus she foretold. by singular presen,iment,
The day and hour Of her own death Roch.
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