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SATURDAY, Jan. 3.

Mr.. Stevens asked leave 10 ininoduce an impor-
bodying protocol now first published. This, il u
supposed, will inyalidate the treaty. Objections
were raised so that Mr. Stevens withdrew il for the
present.
Then, on motion of Mr. Vinton, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole on the
ktate of the Union, on the Post-ofiiee Appropriation
iSt>-Xhich was -coasitered for SOME lime, and
1aiIy 6xe) lof The order Of Che day for Monday.
The prisAte Calendar bill was then considered
Nni d4a}o Eminent
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Al IL o'clock the Speaker called the House to
order, and after the usualmorning service, nuneT-
Gus petitions and memorials were presented by
different members and referred to the appropriate
committees.
On motion of Mr.. vnton, of Ohio. the House re-
solved itself into the Committee OF the Whole, on
the state of the Union, which occupied the House
until adjournment.
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SENATE.


WAsnISsToN, Feb. 5. r. NJ.
Mr.. Mangum offered resolutions similar 10 those
offered by Mr.. Stevens in the House last Saturday
respecting the treaty with Mexico.
After some debate the subject was lafo over.
Mr.. Rusk submitted resolution which was
considered by unaninlous. consent and passed, d.
Iectinc the President 10 pay eur secret service
lpnd. The most Of which wszsineurred by the
late treaty with Mexico - -
The l4th February was the day set apart for TIA
committee 10 count the electoral vote.
MIR. Jefferson Davis made a report in favor of
The claim Of Pacheco.
Mr.. Atherton, chauinan OF the committee on
Finance, lepoftet upon the civil and diplomatic
oill which wee. made the order of the day for to-
MORROW. 80
Several bills P,esents.a sisre laid over, under
the rule of the House.
The postage bill was considered.
MIR. Allen replied 10 MIR. Niles, aud charged him
As deserter from the Democratic party.
Mr. Niles rejoined and denied the charge, and
was very severe 10 his remarks in regard TO Mr..
Allen.
Adjourned.
49, HOUSE 0E REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Steven resolution relative TO the Mexican
treaty came up, which produced a warm discns-
sion and occupied most of the day. The resolul-
ton was finally passed: yeas i47; nays "a.
unlmportant business occupied the House the
remainder of the day.
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WAsmHGToN, Feb. 6-6 Z NJ
SENATE,

After the usual morning service, communications
were received from the War and Navy Depart
ments.
Several petitions ard memorials were presented
and referred.
NJ. Bell presented the petition Of company OF
citizens, asking the aid Of the Government, and
proposing TO carry the mail in coaches from
ST. Louis TO the Pacific Mr.. Bell said the petit
hoa'Ts were men of character, and that their pro-
posals ought TO be considered-TeieIed TO the pOsi
Offite Committee.
p II Panama railroad bin was then discussed for
s0ms time, sitter which the Senate proceeded 10
81 q ,ufiye huslneSs
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PlsToLs--Revolving pistols 10 the value Of
$50 coo, have been sold at one factory in Massa-
chusetts for the California trade.
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cONGR, stssIoNAL.
WAsHIssroE, Feb. 2,
SENATE.

The joint resolution for extending the time for
receiving proposals for public printing occupied
the Senate most Of the day; the bill finally passed,
fixing the time for closing the proposals for the l4th
February. The Senate then Adjourned over TO
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JOnN n. hast.

MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER or
SNUFF, CIGARS, SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO.
No. ID, Third street, between Jefferson and Market,
IAN i3-n LOUIsvILLK, Ny.
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NOTICE TO TaIs.oR~

FUNHE subscribers arc engaged in the manufacture
I OF Glazed Waddne. black and white. Tor the use q
tAofs ami ciOshtTs- u - OF the very best quality Of
any thickness required, well glazed, and Sold 0werhaH
the Eastern article. We making Il sufficient
Quantities 10 supply the whole demand vest Of the lie
ghanes Orders frOm dry goods oobers. elOthieIs,
promptly attended to.
RUSSELL d STEARNs.
Cincinnati. January -, 1SI9.-tf.
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THE GRERk SLAVE.
luis Statue, ~ Powers, VIII remain on exhibition
l FOR a short time al TIE
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Jefferson street. Open from AN. until p NJ.
Admiftance % cents. season tickets 81 PaHlphlets
10 cents. jan9o It
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HOUSE.

NJ Brown, Of Va, moved to lake mp previous
mot on which had been made 70 RECONSIDER tie
vote laying upon the the table the bill respecting
the Circuit Courts OF Western Va.
srs>A-bate which followed upon this bill caused
cons dersosie confusion in the House. SeVeial
motions wefS> made, and the bill was finally laid
over. 81
The House then debated the Navy niipaiopr;asasa
Bill Until adjournment
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 7 P. NJ.
SENATE.

Mr. Benton presented e. resolution fot repeating
the law requiring the Senate to elect Sergeant
at arms, &C., and 10 make the same permanent
office, laid over.
MI Benton. from the committee on Military at
fairs, reported bill Ia construct military road
from ST. Louis TO the Bay of San Francisco. The
Senate then went into executive session, which
occupied the remainder Of the day.
HOUSE.
Passed resolutions appointing coramittee 10
correct the Presidential vote. Seyera, reports OF
a private character were submitted. The House
then resolved itself into committee of the whole
on the state Of the Union, and discussed the APP
preparation bill without conclusion until adjourn
ment
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NANCY J. MILLER, sissaEsyal
SANDS cELEBRArED sARsaPAmLI

Thisexeellenf e,nip0uud, whfsa . esestIn. sgcb.
versa Interest throughout es1afr1 nlade "a
successfully into the ayor N eiVzrns and le neor
ar0unl Us. We have read sseia a5d ssan oth elS,rv
of thrs inVsuzse u.eicns wef a. al vsFv ESQ.,
beverage meiclne-but sot uhp fe~rnay 4aFcs ksl
of III hut. ron s<fs in o.r7 osse S1on. 49, sas.
well con rinf 81 thaf wiihoutnny excepuon : A. a.
Fssr Pr raskNIEsF, and ar eumrotlnd ever Ssrred
no ne uhlc Tor he cursol al efE0Ils dreasss Yheu
mstisrs and ssrosla s-fAA impurities 0ftls MOI ~
zether via msnF otiv, eomfislnss-
M h,s - Ior emarked that the azeis or a snos
ran,s mi nosrun fcnders, that haIdt care recon,
n>.u.t valuahe 1scov<Ty in The Mcdcai Scanre l-St
we issearise or rePuiafion for incFeeuiy ard csfst-
ency; hot Is iastance hesitate no @ n -
mara which weave made above flsFgsrs 49,
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Congressional Proceedings.

DanUills, Boyle Co, Dee 4. ls4s
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SOREThROAT

The following IS an extract from FIeeT fsSeVSds-<
Mrs. Bevsn, who had been Acted several years wifr
scrooas UulcerS, Dyspepsia, &C. and recently anal
feet0n OF the throat and chest
BAILEyssURs, Va, Dee. %. iai5.
NesSrs. A. b. & ID. SASDss-Bef cossusrnc.d
using YOUR SaTSapAria, SunerinRs almost PAST
expression; throat completely aiccrate ha.is
dreadful cough and there were freqaenty isgsl-
er that could speak above whlspeT, AMI hesi.s
The inflammation from my throat extendec - head
so that my hearing was very much ImPeiTce. After
king the SarSapariIa short my heath inIpryeG
ami my throat Is now vel; am free from cough AMI
tehtneSS OF the chest was and can Mar enf.
isfioctiy NV throat been well about three usnafg
the cure Of which has been effected eHrsy By The uss 81
your SarsapsTiila- - -
Vour friend. LOUISA II.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
Rr FEVER DISARNED OF IFS TFRROp

This aansercas and alarming am ClOn which kas srut
rom ne stage OF time many. both al the a-
ofnfancy AM the Vigorous and nsture 81 mau
hood has length met IFS bane and aatote snd
influence OF TINS pTeP4raor little grand child NJ
VIM Patrick, Woodc0TdeT, was STACKED with Scarlet
Fever which left her dresdial state; her body waS
covered with particles of scarlet eTupious; iarGc ump
ter made its APPEARANCE on the shoulder, which broke
and disc almost incredible quantity Of Inost Of
fensive natter and besides this, large quantity dis
charged from the ears, Of very offensive charSE.er
made trial Of SANDS SARSAPARILLA, which eject
ed complete cure, the child having taken only oae bot
te For the benefit Of those suffering frDm hanel1
effects Of this horrible disease, MT. PatTck VII be plea
statement, they call ~ has residence street.
near Fswn sueet-Bainraors Ssa.
The following testimonial value Of the SarSapa-
nIla Is from the Rev. Luther Wright AGED 7s years,
Congregational Minister. residing al wobarn.
WoBUaS. Mas, March ath $50
Meszrs. SAN0ss GenilemeR-Frum what have exne-
repeed and from ne information have recently feceiV
ed nom number o. persons Of high respectabiity who
have used your SarSsparla, have not the doubt
merOus certificates have received Gifts efficacy
h.y sustained By EXPERIENCE. and although repnfa-
tion and utihfy very extensive. and need
OF nv humble efforts 20 Increase hem want all who are
cacv and POWER Of your valuable mca1Cine.
lam gentlemen. gratefully and very respectfully yours
/ LUTHkk Wright
Preparrd and sold wholesale ami refs1 By A. r. 4 d.
SANDS Druggists and Chsmists. Io0 Fafon a.. corner
OF william. New York- Sold also BY J. B. WADE 4 Co
Louisville; q. W. Norton, Lexington. Gro. GImsn n,
PARIS; Seston & sharp, Aaysshle; L r. Hnasan. Cisl
generally throughout United states and the Cansss
n Price A per Bottle six Bottles for %
i DECEMBER 16. isis-iyeo~
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and H. Ia their opinion there exists well founded
sons or such deani they shah nqare Of the Bank
OF Kennedy what amount and when the funds expected
To- be rec ved from the Sehuylkn Bank, viii be reaz
ed and whstpnrtion Of thafnd could be employed in
The branches where there exists for Cap
its thathey inquire ofthe Northe Bank whether they
VIII receive on the part Of the State increase ofthe
capital aud cose al TO extension of their CHARTER and
locate Branch South of Green River, and increase It's
capital IN the Branch 81 Covngoh. That in the event
the Bank OF Kentucky cannot realize funds from the
Sehuyki Bank IN time TO supply the demand the inquire
lnto aud repor. upon the expediency Of the state al
oice making provision for completing lis right 10 sbscrip
Ton In the Bank OF kentcky aud to make srrageme
with said Bank for the employment OF such increase In
the branches.
The resolution was made, the special order of the DAY
for Monday,
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HOUSE.
Mr.. Johnson, Tin the House of Representatives, }
offered the following resolutions, as a substitute
for resolutions offered by Mr.. J. w. Davis.
|. Resofred, That a commitIe of three members
of this House be appointed, with power to send
for persons and papers, 10 investigate and report
20 this House, what officers of this Government
have acted culpsbly in lailing to take bond from
the late Treasurer of this Commonwealth.
q Resolved, That said committee enquire who
are the persons whose names have been sent TO
the Senate as the securities of the late Treasurer
James Davidson; and whether said persons, whose
names we're 80 given as security, are now, OF
have been officers of the State of Kentucky, and
whether said Possons did not know that thei
names were presented as securities.
3. ResOlued, That said committee enquire wha
part, il anything, could be made by suit agsins
the late Treasurer
L. Resolved, That said committee enquire into,
and e3ort such proposed amendments as they
may deem proper, for the better security of the
peoples money in future.
Adopted by vote OF 81 TO
Me-. rowles read and laid upon the table resolu
lions against emancipation.
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POET K Y.
Fer the Enquirer
TO-MORROW!-BY HfEE.

What's lo.mo,IoW2 A LAUREL Tree,
Whose flowers lie salesman SEEKS ~ cum
That he, with immortality, ..
Nav wlealhe name all beau'iiu''
As the sun-bsamed lofties drop,
That dszzIes on The gutsing wave,
As hrieh, may be his ev'ry hope
Bnt Vet. ,hose flowers may clohe his grave.
WHATS tomorrow a cherished Tyre,
On which The chiid his love may TELL
And from each chord The thrills inspire,
With which his hearts in rapture swell
Like the nighl-bir1 that guards her young,
As dewy winds their piumaee Ia"e.
The hearltul tonts they would have sung
She MARBLES now above their grave.
What's Tomorrow A lovers sisn,
With which he hopes 10 win love-
To him far brighter Than The SKY
In golden sheen all inierw've-
;Le The fresh morning breeze, when mes
IN wings besprankt with dew, 10 save
TIL. aowrT which, nea,n Nights fearless eyes,
us,b died-doars nurm'rng oer lis grave
OIL wal, mol ill The coming morrow,
To irvine The flowers OF to-day,
For, through The trembling tears OF sorrow
You'll find their beauty in decay.
To-morrow's in another world,
Oh! then, lis visions do not brave
The pinions Of thy life, last iurled,
May rest forever then is the grave.
R;4sp.or.d, Jsly 4.h, lS49.
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risE, flask. "hi"s mafchilr 10 Rha.t
l3.h ull., Ia wa Deaen Some repo,,, 49,. ~ y
n. whole brigade 10 have baea trst,oy. "eN,
that 0G0 had deserted Scnleick and ao'h.t
Maaya!s. For lhfer days CAR loat. :, ~ %
continued 10 pour inc Pirshufy AMI -. "oa'e
round about pace
A lresa recruit! lhfonghcu; all Au,,;,
tended. ~
Letters nom Eienbur- stale Tia,
count imPerialis, chamberlain, and mh.,. s'i
whose possession numbers Vi passnor,s !, .
bel parry were tound, have been arrested "' '5'
A Letter Of the 18Th uh., from Grace
Dresiau Gazette mentions The affair be,wa..A We
vanguard OF the Magyars and Russians ,;. ae
The Callahan frontiers. 'Ha
Another letter, dated Cracow, 18th ,a,,,,.
engagement at Eng Pass, between lie pas'.s"
advance guard and the HungaVians, wns, ~
former, numbering go 900, were beaten N ~s
Al G5rianow, tie Russian Colonel MAJ.
was killed. Two hundred Cossaess were -, -
and taken prisoners.
The only mention or allusion when "a, !.
cleaned from The Vienna papers, reosrs;ra : :
great battle fought between the 10 4 an. ~ ,.'
near Rhaab, is The surmise That lie ta,eat ~ =.
brigade Of Gen. Wyss gave rise 10 abulons -
mors. On Inc other hand. the Other aulno,;,,.,
maintain that Inc roui OF Gen. Wyss is onIy J.
episode OF the other battle. :.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Up 10 The latest moment all was Tranquil. j.
dru RolIin had mol as yet been arrested.
The Cholera mas rapidly declined in Par,
The news from Italy is 10 the 18Th u.imo m
10 which time The Romans had maintained tbe,,
position.
The French used cajolery and threats, hu, ihr
Romans steadily resisted all advances and 10 !
most dignifed manner refused yielding TO he
summons 81 surrender issued by Oudlno on ,he
lin A breach vas effected by The Prerch II
the walls, and position taken. Their lruops hen
entered the cLY. This report led 10 The belief Tia.
IN struggle was over; bu it appears that on ID,
l2h Ouiinol issued icuer 10 the TrIuTvir., IA,
king a last appeal 10 them, endeavorins olhoy
upon them The responsibility OF the lives lo>. al
blood spilled in the event of refusal
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the German States bordering an Inc RIM
where general insurfecll.n j. going on II.
Pru.sians have now advanced, and a s,russ
Las taken place al Manichrrr; bur he leSuI. /
NJ. known.
In England nothing 81 interest has ak,r
place. There has been bur liu.e change ia II.
STATE Of business affairs during he past wees
The produce market is moderately supplied. bc
there is M extensive demand. Holders are firm
and asking iul rates.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
rpiTosIaL coRHEsP0NDETcE.
e,uou,se spalsos, JoIy srd, lS4s. ;,

FAuouIsR spRIsos Jaly go o. ON. ID
In the ssnsis he first part OF ,t !as ssy'f ia
Code having ardsIo neos s.,S1, with i The oody Of
%lde t 10 pslee andsruen, This morning Feview
a@a O hav insS been corrected the bill vas finally
passed. ,;r, wavne Courl House
The bill i'l n a'n ON motion Of Mr.. FRENCH
was 'a aSsom nm 10 Mess:s. STRlNGkR
french and DENEALE. no
Mr.. CARLLE made motion c to .st and Sr ce, s
bill Tor McAdam;zng he FISHING o'eeA anu ~ :
Mr.. c. also made az Intellectual motion I" e, a IKE
Up The bill providing ior The tS,en,lo .i,,a Oh '"'
Severely and Faimons road 10 Blacksv'iie: !.
Mr.. McCAULEY also gave ho.'e r,, ina' tho
would ask 10 take up The bill INCORPORATING !se
ssod OF hJ people Of should be read
S ri: noss was vt vn. BY as as
eansa IS ,ha Ssnate nnnn all snch questions.
I'm n,o,;on n Mr.. WITCHER, The Senate ad-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LATEST FROM ROME.

The New YorS papers have received their one.
day later news, BY express and telegraph, usually
published after The arrival 1.-THE European steam
ers II is 10 The following effect:
The French made renewed overiures TO the
Romans, bnt The latter pefemptorily refused to
accept them.
The London Times o June % has received
advices from lis CORES ponden dated Civ'la Vcc>
CHA, June l6, which is the very latest bulletin
from the Holy Ciy ami The F'rcGch army. Oa
The 18th negotiations we're again attempted 10 te
opened by Genc,al Oudiaut, but they failed
Oudino, having commanded The city 70 sorren-
der has met via pcrcap;ofy refusal de hnaliy
commenced serious attack on The l4!h. The
batteries played upon The basIioLs Tor upwards o.!
,wenty-our hours necessarily, but no percep'iole
breach had been effected up IL The --latest period.
Intelligence from The Camp OF The Ftencn Ar
my states that reiaiorcemeniS o; troops and guns
from Toulon were being landed al Civita Wee
CHA on The l4th.
CHINA-Conrary 10 expectations The Emperor
OF China has refused the trade OF Canton 10 The
British upon terms Of The CO existing treaties =
This demonstration, il is thoGShT, may give rise
TO very serious occurrences as Inc British Gov
ernmenl will, no contl, insist upon their rights.
LIVERPOOL, June 23-ll A. M.-The Cotton
marke! opened with steady ieeiiRg this morning,
al tull prices OF The day previous. Holders were
very 6fn and look tor higher prices, which The
trade at present are not disposed TO give.
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F-om Shapes London Magazine


THE HEBREW MOTHER S LAMENT.
ON LEAVING HER BABE IN TIE BuLRUsHrs.
Babe OF my cterishins,
Though for Thy pcIishng
Hearlless ones dare 10 put forth the decree,
Far from The cherub head
Ever be banished
Aught that eau whisper OF danger 10 thee.
Ye, deadly perils press
Hard on thy feebleneSs;
Nor is there one who t. shield bee can dare;
l. who could die for thee,
Only can Sigh Tor thee,
Eqypl's dark hears never listed prayer
To them thy tears would be
What heavens humidity
II 10 the rock where unheedcd il weeps.
To them The dying eroan,
What The chill breeZes moan
Is 10 the turret as round II sweeps
Oh, thou great. Uncreate!
God OF the desolate
Thou who regardest the penitenrs call;
Refuge providing US,
Even while Gliding us,
Can'st thou look on while Thy chosen ones iaii
Bare thou Thy mighty arm
And lei their wild alarm
Tell 10 thy foes that Jehovah is nigh:
And VI thy coming thus,
Oh be The sign 10 Us,
Lite for the lorn one here destined 10 die.
Once from the hungry wave
Thou dds, decree 10 save,
Those by an ark who the world should restore
Lo where my babe is lain,
Smile on an ark again,
Safe may j, ride on The waters once more.
There is spirit voice
Bidding my heart rejoice;
Hope paints its bow on The clouds as they roi
Terror and griet are dumb
Comfort and glory come,
Heaven breathes its peace on the trusting ones
soul.
Babe Of my cherishing,
Though for thy pershing
Heariess ones dare 10 put forth The decree;
Far from thy cherub head,
Fer shall be baushed
All that can whisper OF danger 10 Thee.