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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
y..ss Day's p-inss 60 the Heuss.
Editorial Correspondence.
Warrington, Mon


WARRINGTON, Monday, Dec. s.
Al Is o'elock precisely, the Clerk OF the las,
House (Thos. J. Csmpbell,) called to order, and
proceeded to call over an informal list OF the Mem
bsrs elect 70 ths House. Every Member chosen
answered to his name except
hossr. wIIaor and Ne, OF Penn sAsY.sd Of n C.
ALtsM and Hubbard Of Ala A Il. Brown OF Miss. 6sE
~ Of Tenn and ycIIAs of lnd-One seat vseans-isis
Pahsy's of Msss
Asssrs wnet sveJ I'D TIER SEATS %
sI name, b.a es,a speaker saving
s tA"s Wig, - Halter sssvsJ I've sss' In s-'II "a"
'.ps) sad toe Iocos-ssus all
NJ. LIsS BOYD Of Ky moved that the House
row proceed TO elect, rivs Voce, q Speaker
agreed 10 without objection.
The Clerk appointed Messn. DaeS, OF n. y.
Strong of Pa Hulisrd Of Ala, aud Miller Of Ohio,
rellsrs.
Toe rel was then called and each Member "a
vailed voted for Speaker, with the following re-
salt:
For Howell CObo Of Georgia dooo) ...............l e
- Roosrt c Winthrop OF Mas (Whis) ........... 70
David wrmos Of Pa Free Seil) .......-....-.. s
= 7. osntry Of Tenn (seutheTn Whigl. $1,000.
Scattering, 8 Necessary to elect liz No choice.
lAss,s. Coe5 and winthrop did not vote. The
voters for David wIIsOr were cAA5Iss <Iss of Mas
Wake gsssA OF Conn. CAaylss p@rt Of Wise. Jsskss
lss5ssss OF Ohio Jeks ~ RsSs OF Pa PrsssSs ktSs OF
NY. JsspA N RDss Of Osio and Asss TNek ofN.H.-sl
Those who voted for NERHpIrs T. GrSrsY were +
c. Csssa OF fscrids, W aaIisra OF Ala JTs ASrso-
Of Va <lis y crss, Ala. sssY.s<s ana Eosyt
Loads OF Qsorsis-e
Esssrs. JeAs crprea ana Laois D. Ca~sss,. (Fses
soll whissD Of Ohio voted for HoAAsx NAM
Mr.. =. CaelssS Of Conn. voted for IAsxs TsOxr.
sas ofPa
Mr.. Jsss.s p.sss psss u Wise. voted ioE Dawn I
DISNEY Of Ohio.
Mr. Issse r ssssss Of s. G. voted soT J.,sKs l. osl
et the same State.
NJ. Lssiss 8 pea Of " voted ios CsAvSeKT T.
CLEVELAND oi Connecticut
Mr. Io,rYs A. WooDvAxp OF 5. {. yossS f.r JAMES
AsxnpoS II yirsais
Al ihs rect voted their party Prsdilseiioas sun
sesiy Indicate Nessrs Lsvs1 p. Eslae Of Conn JSAs
s~s9aa Of il Josaskas n M.srs OF Ohio. C. H. Peas
saa hssry ssAars X az voted for Cobb throagh'
st; Gen Jasss El-ss Of N. II. wGgsss T. Hsssr Of
Ohio, ard Villas srasss of Nish. voted throughout
"a wiashEopl
NO choice being announced . second ballot
ss immediately taken, and resulted precisely
aas Tie f's. save that those vho voted Scattering
aspge6 sbca,a little The result was the same /;
oSeb los, Winthrop Is, wrnaO: S, Gentry 6, Sat
~hs s-No CT DICE.
a laird ballot was Immediately proceeded ~ith,
avhieh Cobb and Wumoi each Loaf one vote
'as ssst as before.
M hoisxsofs c. ROW moved AZ adjournment
" nooa tomorrow. Teusrs were ordered, and
"s Resolution nesstvsd. Ayes 81, Noes ios-
The House now proceeded 20 fourth ballot,
WIN Nsais precisely Like the Iast-cobb ies I;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
The Mexican Isdsmpiiy

We hnd IL the ". O PIeay~as Of the 2ssb the
lolosias liems OF Mexican nsos'
The yers Cruz Ees ael Ccuecas sss.ss that the
Executive Government has ssked Authority from the
Legislature 10 dispose Of tie neat testament due from
toe uuited States, amounting ~ thee E!..-ss ts-
hundred and tSrty thousand dollars 70 NEST ts- -ouei
2aed deeeis 10 the Treasury, ~uch 10 esunsie1 ct
sls2 SCI. 1ne demand to- Treasury for ybe sscsl
year enaing VIII The month Of April next, VIII exceed
miiOu,. whe sne rtaHs IRON al sources oil De
out shout eisas miihOJs The S,yt9, announces IN
rs.suon 20 the Indemnity, that resolution lad been
brought into tire CsSm.rr Of Dspupss disspprovins
o. lie Governments plan Of iorestsling the psynen,
in Nay noxI Of - ~, Qc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

ARRIVALS At ST. LOUI:-Caly0rsia God
Toe steamer Alton srrived ~ So. Louis from New.
Orl-sna Oh the 70 alt sac brozsht up. ssys the Re
gs.5lteas, heavy cargo and large namssr Of p.s-
seossrs. smonz waou wsre p French families neac
os so0Ht l0O souls cestned for NsuvOo, snc - Ger
nsn families, numbering over 80 Tor parties az
des;insnon- q Perscns also arrived IN ne Alton d.
rect froC sz5 Frs,cEco, California thcss uers pas
sengsrs IN tbs steamship Oregou which left San Fran
cisco Ire LAT q. Oct snG ssc Ia The Alabama which
reached Hex Orleans the lo- Il IA sad tzsI sOrae
retarn wiIh fair competency, sig coo or sls 0o esce
The others have SUNS varying from o coo 10 el3 90
and scrne have noihisg From ne reliable infoF
Hst,cn the whole D0nber tee Alton have from
$4,000 10 500 90 principally IN tss st&i, ard ne
san Franchise sud SscrEnen,o cola
FISK II MACoE CsUscK.-A destructive IRE
Waited tsiE place On Friday the 2ssa plI TIE 4~-il
t5ss Of Jsases An1TSss, job. Irssf. B-cis amin WI
Escns CSarse kOchsl, n As5rsas. Joan RsintsE an
Ira C0rrshi vsfs more or lsss iotarsc. Tns loss
ssztnas-d al secrs 100
q A Rechasife Ten. hss been established n
osvsSa. ssriisd he Northern ss. T.i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
rIR,1 RLL1.nr - sssAxEK.


Fes Ws-,e'ey-A 'sIsDe.r Anderson Andrew A. 1a2o
kskar bennstt, bosse, Bowie BTseh, bnggs, sr19
srtovTs Ba.ie1 Of gs ssis, q Cosn Vol e. -
Coors6, Cor~n. DeosrTy. DcEey DixOn, Dnor, DaHesn
Evan GINA Evans Of ONO F0rleF, Fresdisv % car
bow, Go.l. Go1le. 01uns, Hsloysy, hsmp o.
Hay A:5mOrs aS"d' E ksng., ho g"f kss s
Of As" King Of ]. King o. g o. . =. ~
~ a % N Y Levin hsnn of&sss Marshall haiieion'
AcOs1ybey, AcKi.oes. hcLss5, A7.cnsfn; aoo'
Pitm an P1aspl Reed Reynolds, Ri,isy R9ek~eii hos-
Rum.sy saek-i, schsocf, SchsrmeTko'n r, sehos.ers :
suves sr spluloins scissgs, szny sievsn, Of cIey
o., Thompson Of Ky Tn9,ms1, va I'LL 81 D''''
vinton, Watkins, " hits, Williams, WisoO-S
Cobb-Alb.rt.on, Ashe, Aysren, Bay, Bsyly, ss.ls
Bingham Butsl, Boeoes, Bovdon, B0~nn' ooJs'
Rf0sn Of ia Buei. Burr, Cable, Csdvs OF ny cnier'
Cobb Of Ala COlcors, Daniel pmmies psnsy Vss'
Gerry, Gilmore. Gornsp, Greene, "a ,eseit nan hsnl-
TOD, Hammond, Hsrsson, Harlan da,Tsn.on h 4,
Teun Hsrns Ala Hsrri' OF III Hiooerd hossann av
day Howard. iDgs. Johnson. Tenn Johoson Al Jooef
Kaufnsr Is s-r~. Lsfb9r Liueteo, Mann OF "a ms.oo
McCIsrnsDd 81 Doosd. keDowsil, MeLAnsh.o. M-Isne
o. Nd ncMulhn, NJ Ieep, HcWili- Meade h!.sr, VI
ter Powell Richardson, Rosbips kCbnion R".s sasss0,
sa Nisns sedooo stsston Of Tenn Stanton Of - Sc.
sOa Sro1g, SWestser, Thomss, Th9Tnpsoa ~ rih
Thr q pson Of Pa Thorn osOa OF Iowa Nc1tetei @nrn
WALDO Wsllsee, Weloorn Wentworth, Whi!lessy, VIII
dnck, Wood, Youns-ltS.
WG.ot-AIeu, Doth, Dafses, G.ddrgs, R5~s' Preston
Gesty-CsbsIi HgHsrd. Moy,on, oweO Stephens Of
Hsrses Maaa-csmpeell, Crowsi-s.
J 7boHpsos-ClsyelsDd-l
IfsneR-DOy-l.
O,r-Holme.-l
Cisfa1Hd-PccE-l.
hoot-W ilmot-l.
Ssddsa--Woo ID waTd-f
DID not ,ots-Als,on, Brown Of kiss Howell & ,tt
0sbsry, Hubbard, Julian, T. e. King, sheppero WE
tnfoP-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

,S1f ye,r Slows on the preceding. The eject
ron reduction Of posssze hE1 pAsies aid tie
tso preceding ye.rs showed A,tle more than TIE
-rsa.s- and natural increase. keeping pace with
TIE growth Of ths county. Ire great increase Of
tie asst yea vas 1nns.1rsl, and oEiny n tempo
ya-y causes of dsturbsu,c which rRve parsed By,
some more safe t,sis OF estimation ast he formed.
To extieis separately the increase n ire reve-
20. derived r, n letser posszge, an rom p-inted
matte, the following comparison IA inlttafed oe-
tEeen the Dss. and the preceding yea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Whol- eIper1l tlrs b nc teffI-e q u =
D~osr-sa: for The eurrsEi year 10 = j.
To- mset tnis expenditure, IN tadlilon 70 the
5000 coo appropriated b. viftas Of TIE i2t1 sec
ION ID The .ct ofls47. 70 pay Lr TIC t-s=ksd mat
ter o. lie GsSzrsa-nts, s6e entire reiisnoe Is 10
receipts from postage u oscones Necessary =
..,;n,s,s tn.t /. rrounE This cannot With safety
be done by taking the income Of ths pest year,
.nd sadins thereto the ssns per csnk Of increlsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Excess Of gross revenue for the year s+s5IN -
The appropriations under the l2lh section
OF the set Of 50 March, lef7 remaining
IA he Treasury undr.~D, e1eiuaVs 81
the appropriation for tho past year, ~ - -
ready noticed, amounted to.---.----.- sso0 - -
tCgl es2 10
Thus showing the sun Of esq., 6s2 70 aDeKPeni'
ell Of the revenue Of the pHst year Including ine
former appropriations granted 10 this Dspstmen'
for the transportation Of free matter OF the De-
psrtmenu.
EsTIxATrs ToR The cuKErNT ItiR, ESpls0 'VNL
80 $50.
The provisions Of the avs Of is+5, Tor Tedaci
the cost Of mail service having produced tner en-
tire effects on al the contracts - al nave noN
passed under their iahasncsl before no cen
mencemeut or this yesr, il was e.Pec'sd snAt 70
the further contracts cs=- aud deeided sd'shos
OF coat would ensue. THIS expectation vas 10
some measure verified By the isitnz 70 ccntrAe''
est Spring the Northern section. .ncirdlpg Ne
Easlsnd aud New-fo,s The sgg' essie cot ~
rhs service vas a, that lsttiag much increased
Toe vino cost for service IN that section unds'
the contracts made in ai3, Including As.scie'
vss.................. '.e~7~i'4-
TIE whole coat for service IL ihAl seeuo- ~ 49,. -
Ae contracts Of lsts, .s.....,...'--.--'. 49,
Mskirg - increase of..-....---.--..-.-- ssarsei
One cSTss OF this H. thss r=ore seTVlee 70 nov
o1nt-,ctsG for there &c &c doss. IDstsad Of 70
slell. ri 90 OF transportation per yea l!,5o-,
ass miles IL psrforne1, being 81 increase O. o+S
esl niles per sDnam. Another esHs' esa us
greatest, psrhar., is ewing &c the chsnge OF u.h
service from coaches 70 ;he may Ae7ls-onhneo
Railroads IN tat section, which % & noca mere
extensive service The service Il that see.iou 10
carriages or on horseoses, wnico vas open y rec
competition. h,s nov beer ct q, even more
,e5uced rate thar before ald tucH-ss only =
about three cents for each mile ihs mail 10 srtn'
oorted On the ether hand, IN TIE railroad and
.,e,r oo.. service, where monopoly excludes coz
eeut,ou. the expense il Increased, and the trans
cor alton suo.sts :, .'as cents s1r each n's ne
mil I, CARED, eEea Ea1s- tae iH~ OF lsA5, 1AAe
n,xiuuu OF price TO TIA classes Ct service.
TIE expense, Of the ssfv''- ?; re OsPsFin en'
fcr the csr-eas year enaing s!lh Jaue next = iii
tbsreE,rs be iGcrs.s cy tSe snouns Of increase
NJ the .stsrn sect.o0, s9s,s5l aso, 81 re coat
4 r.x routs. ia os5eT sSciiO6s ordered b. Coz
zrs.. s57ss5 ard by exsentiors ard improve
rect, ordered BY TIE Department, sboa! s2s 70 !;
% which must be scdsd probable s11 ct sS0'e0O
t,r Calf -ni.. and ssn to me-; Other coaSiasen-
ciss Of s25 GOO. These additions 70 the expenses
Of tie ss-vi,o II tie lsst yssr VIII consulate the
sDosai Of ;hs current exposes O. tne yeE ID
4 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

AsoTHtR MAIL RoBBtR ASREsrkD-We Team
,h.t a mar named NsWilisms, Clerk In the Posi-
Oece Al soYia.fsd Ohio, yesterday arrested Tor
s.eaips u,,eey from letters that BE eoofess~d iee
crime snc surrendered about thousand dollars Dur
that coas6crssle amount 10 attn enSeeoonls1 i'f -
de Ia 10 b takaH 10 c0iGubSs to-day
Issndusky (o) Clarion s!sS.
PoIK's PosraAsrERs.--Thc Grand jay oi &c
neca county, We Il stated Ia several OF oar en-
changes has found BIZ against M Cronise late
Postnssisr Of na. OHIO tor sss-scttns money from
The nsils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

10 ~iII ee ooser-ed ths. rae iet.er postage III
creased - the past year Is 10 per cent aad
that Tire aggregate lacrosse q II s The rate
Of increase upon l-.iers bsidg extraordinary, and
nuch beyond the uG.urai growth OF oar p0pala
ton and business. and being q ,uble that Of the
previogs year, g rsnnot be expected q continue,
especially 80 the causes % which d; IL mainly al
tribltsbe have ceased - operste These were
the retslatcry postage act Of the 27th June. Isss
which was suspended by posta treaty with Great
Britain Ia February, $40. and the greater fre-
quency of correspondence induced by the Presi-
deatiai caBvsss Ia the Fall OF ls4s In es;iust-
lag tie Tor the current year. i, will there
lore be Necessary % assume s'methiog Ike the
ust1rsl iGers sse Of the revenue az the eEss OF
- calstion. To sscsrtain az nearly 80 may be
wrist !. the natural rate Of increase, take the ss
crsgs.e revenue from po,tases, year By year.
sircs the reduction on the l.S Of July, lsi5, and
show ~hs, has been the annual rates of inoreGie,
thus
Pc,,ss On letters. news. Antcf Rae u
papers 4 pmp1ls lncsass lacfsss
=. e.. 5ss ~; ss;I7 n17pe-
s7ss Of II. ,,r, m iss.... ...... '.'... 10 .
1917 ard lsis.... ...'.- '''''' ass
The average OF tho year lsa7 and lsis appears
- oe 35loO per cent AID Of ;as three years
ending 3Oth June, 1919. neGriy eleven per cent;
ba, a. Il hS. bsen SHOWN that thsrs ~efo tempo
rsry causes operating - Increase msssri'lly the
po,isges O. the yekr ending 30sh June. is.', Il 10
ieemed safest % .,ke per cant a. ,be rste,
opiHiog the fraction suc the revenue Of lsis 40
the basis for estimating the revenue for the year
esoing 3o1h June, 1850 thus
Revenue from pcslage, yssr Guiding June
80, le-S .-. efll on W
Ada DER cent Observation-Disclosures. $40 ST. 60
RsveSus Tor yesr ls4s. BY naEHrh IN
add per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gao %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
Winthrop % wilmo, Gentry 8 Scattering

WInthF0p q v iImoi UehHy . ScstIefIng =
No ch4.c. again.
~. Lgvis of Pa nov moved an adjournment.
NJ. NxSrwORTH wished % % OF with The
tslotirg. Tsllers were ordered ca the adjourn
nso' which prevsilsd-Ayes no; Noes not
oogs,sd 50 The House stands adjourned till 20
MORROW lTdsadsy) AZ l2 O'Clock, loon.
/. seems now ;he prevailing inP-ession shs:
Nr. Cobb cAnuo. be chosen. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Gas. HOLLAND killed ~ aositr--A tale.
.,.,s.s d.sDstrh from Mobile ssys. "G-n- Hoc-sd
.ss sSss so$sy ~ AsCaAssh, tsS ssisxss sSi Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05


The gross revenue for ths year eudins jane 50
1919. amounting to sisO5 10 e, derived from the
following sources.
Iii -......i'...-.'.. 50 50 762 g.
From Newspaper snd lsmphlst postage, ol5Olb ~
From miscellaneous it-us.............. 1884 y
Pom npe. ..--.-.--.. IS IS
From dead letter money ,olc...-...s...- ~
s4,T05 l75 =
From the appropriation msde sy tia 18Th
Section Il the act VI 81 March, lsi7, for
mail services 10 Governnent-........- e2oOVJ %
sI,905l76 p
rHE rxfEsDIrUETs DURING THE Var WIKI, foR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Letter postHEr, i1c.G1ing
atsr1ls 80 ....-.....
y 49, p and pzH phisi
cf.esc zee. .-ts.ss-ss-
ASs -rg-te ..--.r.---..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05
TERras OF ADVERTISING.
TIE sEnnI-wEEKLy TRi
BEW.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUGE

Oh. ylhaShod svcry Hedne~eGs a., '..'"e'S n'''-
rrf~r & par sancan. Two copies iof y
s6~sr.i .-..,sr.. { e=ots = rhe each ins8ftioD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-05

Excess Of gfoss revenue for the year -
Ths appropriations under the l2!h section
Of the SCI Of 50 March, lsi7. remaining
Ia he Treasury undr.~D, exelusiVs ~
the sppLoprisdon for tho past year, ~
ready noticed, amounted to.-------.- "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

DIED, al The residence OF her sOn-n-Iaw, Or.
G.. Martin at PiIrsylyania Court House, IN The
Oh January, 1919, IN the 10 h year OF her ag',
Mrs. aNss WHITE widow 81 D.. Rawley Wbile.
ST., lale Of thar county. Although The sutjec OF
h. notice had attained a very advanced age,
which pIeciuted The hope Of her being much
longer spared 10 her numerous friend, AMI atfec-
.ionatc family, yei SELDOM dors The hand OF DEAN
f.li on one whose loss will he more deeply fel
or more sincerely mOuIned, than will hers, IN
the society 10 which she belonged.
Never has the writer known any one who was
looked upon by person, OF all classes and all
ages. with more universal kindness, respect and
vencraion During her illness, the House n
which she was confined was throngtd day AMI
nigh, by her neighbors and BY hose whom her
mid, bland manners and ruly good and kind
hcart hal made her warm irenGs-as long IS
She fela med consciousness of what was going on
and knew lhuse around her, none came Tor whom
he dill no have some klGd word OF welcome,
an long will they remember that face on wh Oh
H. Creator had stamped goodness in characters
li,at all could read and none misunderstood.
II is not believed that she lcit an enemy in this
world, and many years ago she secured for her
,.uI peace in that which IS 10 come; she HI wing
been, during that inc, an exemplary memhef Il
the Bapis, Church. Surrounded by her friends
AMI family, with every care and comfort afforded
| Ter, has This good AMI Ia ith!u servant % me
Lord d,par ed from this world. The lamp Of he
gradually burnt out
'And sic gently suak TO rest
Like weary child up,n i mothers breas
Those whom she ha, lei behind have all The
saace which such a bereavement can admit o..
| fer lite has been long and useful one her
death calm and rcsigned-and cheered By he
nope Of the iutufe, they have The sympathy oil
heir numerous IT ends who will long remember
The venerable form and cheerful face OF the de-
| ceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06
GEN. CASS

Has been elected u S. Senator in dehance VI
The free soiers, and cannot but carry out Inc n'n'
Interference doctrines OF his mastery Nicho'son
letter The Union understands that he may oe
expected at a very early day al washington
He comes, we have no doubt, TO do all IN MS pow
er 10 settle The grave question before the senate
upon fair and satisfactory principles. we cam
no, listen win patience 10 the idle suggestion
which sometimes meets our ear, even from Inc
lips Of Democrats, tina, General Cass will sacrl'
flee The irmuess OF bis principles and Inc conss-
,ency of his character. Away with such idle and
ridiculous chimerasl He will not depah one
iuta from The Nicholson letter. we arc 'hucN
mistaken il he does mol regard The Wilmot FRO
yiyo as unconstitutional We mistake him. u
sooner than surrender his principles, he VIII no
surrender his seat As 10 The charge OF Inc NJ
bany Atlas, ina. he wished The resolutions Oh
slavery 10 be passed, il is almost loo RIDICULOUS
10 be conlradic,rd."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06
Seduction Of Tolls on the
&, n VAL

ATa meeting Of tn. President and Directors OF The
n james River and kanawha Company, held At Rich'
mond, on Friday 18th January, 1879:
IL he satisfactorily represented TO the Board, on
behalf oany respectable farmers from the river con.
ties httween Richmond and the Blue Ridge, that The
present toll has the effect of discuuraginE me
cultivation Of that article for market, and Of cas-
the greater portion Of the crops which are raised sp
unnecessarily and lavishly fed TO farm stock and, n
Their that suitable reduction OF toll thereon ~ou'a
cause shipment fer market Of additional llahl
~ Of Corn greatly exceeding the ratio 81 sncn fedu
ton that the Of the Company would lhefe
by be increased u,.
Resolved, That the toll on Corn AMI Corn "eai %
reduced 10 one cent per ton per mile.
Mr. Ellis from The committrr heretofore appoihtro
To consider the expediency OF charsinga mercy nom
nal Toll all articles USED IN imPlosl"s a'o so ~
Innds prrspntrd written Report accompanied Dy lne
corfespOndence Of the CoHInii'tooi WIN sa'su.'' 80
1srommt ndn, the following resolutions, which were
adopted
nc rh,, th- toll on Gypsum, Guano, Poudreite, and
u,nn,r Of ali kinds be fixed at l2l cents ton for all
distances - - c..., ,,;,,. N
charge on Lime the present toll of milis per ton pei
mil. but on receiving satisfactory proof that SAID anu
rI- was bona d1 Intended 10 he employed solely IN im
nroyIng the soil Of lands and has not been, and VII
moi he employed for any other purpose, then the sia
Togalherers hereby instructed to charge l2l cents
per for all distances.
e. That the said rogatherers continue 10 charge on
Coal and Coke passing up the Canal the present toll o.
mills per ton per mile; but on receiving satisaeu!
pruos that said articles were hona ide intended u DC
employed solely IN The burning OF lime for the improve
ment Of the soil Of lands and have not been, and W"
not be employed for any other purpose, then the s,
Togatherers hereby instructed TO charge only ~
cents per ton for all distances ,,.c
Secretary lanes River and Kanawha Company
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JEALOUSY.
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! have thy love-I know no fear,
OF that divine possession;
YET draw more close, and thou shalt hear
A Jealous hearts confession.
nurse no pang les, iairer youth,
Or lotlier hopes, should win 'hee;,
There blows no wind 70 chill me rum
Whose amaranth blooms within inee.
Unworthy thee il could grow;
The love that ured thee pershed-
Thy woman hear could ne'er ioIego
The earliest dream IL cherished.
l do not say that doub, and love
Are one-whate'er they Tell us;
NayI nay, liit not Thy looks above.
A star can make me jealous.
II thou art mine-and mine at last,
covet so the treasure,
Each glance that thou dosi elsewhere eas',
Deprives me OF pleasure.
am so much a 'niSer grown,
That could wish 10 hide thee,
Where never breath but mine alone
Should drink delight beside thee.
Then saw not with that soothing air,
have no rivals near lhee:
The sunbeam lingering in thy hair,
The breeze that Iembles by thee,
The very herb beneath thy feet,
The rose whose odors WOO thee,
Rivals ir all things he must meet,
Who would be ali things 10 thee.
If sunlight from the dial he
But for one moment banished,
Turn to the silenced place and see,
The hours, themselves, are vanished.
In aush,, that from me lures mine eyes,
My jealousy has trial;
The lightest clouds that cross the skies,
Have darkness Tor the tia'
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SATURDAY. February 3, IS49.

The Senate was mol 10 session Today, having
adjourned over until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Stephens asked permission 10 offer series
OF resolutions, calling upon The President OF The
United Sales for information in relation to The
secret history OF Inc laIe ucaly with Mexico and
certain Protocol sienci by The Mexican and
American Commissioners, AMI attached TO the
treaty b. The Mexican Government, but sup
pressed by The Government OF the United States.
The resolutions were read Tor in ormation.-
They were long, ant embraced he substance o!
the aforesaid Protocol.
+. Objections were made to The Introduction OF the
resolutions al this ime; cons, qneDlly they were
MT acted on. They will probably come up on
Monday.
Mr.. Vinton from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, repeated The bill provitins FOL The
support OF The Post Office Department Read and
referred 10 the Committee oi The Whole.
A messagc2was received from Ihc.Senate les.
perling The action Of officers on proposals for eY-
ecnlius The public printing, proposing post
ponemenl IN II Wednesday, So that bolh Houses
OF Congress could take Joint action on the sub
jecl.
The resolution allowing Mr.. Sibley delegate
from Minnesota the same books as other members,
was adopted.
Ii bcins private bill day, the House wen, into
committee mir. Houston OF Alabama in the
chair Sundry bills were passed, and The House
adjourned.