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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TuEspAY, Jan. 80, ls40.


In The House, on tie. .yole,io repeal the
Black Laws, ,he yeas ant, ,naYs were as tolt
lows: ~
YEAs-- Messrs Arms'Tone Bigger, Braina
aid, Brewer, Bundy, Bur-. Chaifec, Cocker
in. Copcland. Doids, purhin, Edspn,. Green
Gregory, Hammond, IIardcsty, ilolcoInb,
Harvard. .L,husoB;5o CuyahQea, Johnson, .i
Medina, Julian, Lee, Lpi,er, Long, Marsh,
Mcclure. Manre, hsasow, AIoFTis, AIarss,a
AIye,s, Pennington, .PotIcr Pierce, Pugh,
'Rodkmell, Reb.lt, sRiddIol koetlter, Scott,
Smarl. Smith, Of Brown, Thompson, Towns,
-l,putl. -fnnnar, Van Busishk, Van D0frti,
Yvyrhss, WMieley, ,ysNyill, dWoodfordr and
Spnsker+-52.xnail4 rieill @ ,eig9rhq az
" .gNArs---Alessrs Du,zsll. Foser,ni Iiamble-
tony Kellrr,oLMimer, MiII,t, gOlds; Phillips,
Randall, and ,Sm,hnof Madison ~ O.io5alb n
30 lcl s,riuo tlFRqDiY9isebf2, 1S40si
vdMr. AFckboid, fronflhe Judiciary com
Inluec, rs1,oried back ilie bill 10 allow the
voters Of tho state ttIs yoteayea o, nay,eop,
calling Eonycniien TO ciaIigehthc 10 onssl-
m,ion Of ths state, win a aunaniinous feconi-,
rr renda,ion, ,iuafayor ofiits passage. lnd ;iiso
E1rEI'he question i,cing ntem2rossIhentoi,
,he bin, ibwas briefly advocated by Messrs.
Goddard, lYilsoia and Ewing, and u o .q,ies
lion being taken, tllereen;it wasordercdi"
be ouQrosscd DIV alyote Of lyeasl 24ynays D.,
as G,lIowis:sf BIB mod l.radioni a99d ayGh
ID YEAs---Msssrs. ,inkeny, Archibald Back.
ans, II Beaver, Bennett, lsBl.ke, Blockson''
Buns. Byers, Dei,nisop, Dimu'rcks Dubps.
IErnric,a Ewing, Goddntd, iiendi'css,, hsw's'
Myers; Patterson, swift, s'h'''d """''"'
wilson p 'na ol'''an.' n,t ~ c.ti; ,t.il; c.r.
- hAis---AicssrsiAia Aiaypoois,- -oohA,"''
win, Haincs, 'henda.i suo' s'o' rI--v.a ,.a
fh1i m"a'i" ~ - MONDAY REQ. o 'oSs.,
In Scna'e,a resolution offered by Mr'oofw'''''
for sine die Adjournment ofthe lHs isla1uss ~
,he 5,b March nsa', wss on motion o MI "ni'
man laidoti the tablc-lyeasJiS,nayslS' ~
Also resolution by MT. Cerw1n 'ha' no ~
bc iatioducsd after the la'h 9inst, was on mo''o'
Or Nj Se,t', laid on the table--yess " NY
fs.N t'ss.'' ~ u -. a.,
Ihno2H aSH ''''H p''' ithspAi. ivy y, -
In Senate Mt Myers Piesen'sa p',"'yI
LII Pn'ritk' on tue suoJeesV ss,.,,s,,' 'o a,ao
referTed to che etmniii'ce on '9enooi' anu ~
kinds pu o1i' f'il'i."o l9'i ~
pa MI Dimmock prt sentrd 4 report from the mi
Etl a. I'M LaIaG,, .lRan ar;ntio q crnsuting III
| nority oi t;ie ON ,e' w fu ~ - ,all1
Secretary of Stato 10! placrng IN me H"Hus
/ cb,,I,. Scott. months before it would ftqpire L
a.,ad9 2o5ooo wvlor,h of paper, Jelonsins 70 tn
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ADMryIsrR4rUR,y NOTICE. :

Office is hereby given rhat the subssribsr
'lV was son the 79th day of NJvem6sr, I8<s.
appoiH,sd blythe Court ofCemmon Pleas OF Pat.
nam rounty, o., Administrator OF tho Estate Of
George Bes., late Of said County, decsaseds All
ineestsd e said estate sro rssssstsd - make
Immediate payment. .~'......l ", &. $50
Fl. Jennings. Putnam, county, s',' y -
ri Jasaary 30h, 1889 10 sGoipJ 8al 10 e5f
1h e4la Iii9jl III. JOSEPH BOEfiMEH.
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Married

On tho 18th inst, by the Rev. Wm. j. Wilson,
Mt, lioracs Harris, and Mas, Louisa Saith, bots
OF jackson township. IA, .,.,',,,,,,.s,., IA,
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ninPosrtaB 10 oPAciFc.-l+ Tho iPostE Master
General adyeriises alleHiuIlowing Dfatesrlof
rPoslsge,to theiPacifcp=ilIs!fou founcoa lsaisrs
l2i cts lor Havana ;d20fcts,pio Chag.cs; 30
cts sio Panama; and 10 cis.' siodlanyil psris
,por,h. 9ko inland postage aiIclmrgedDMmn
hem. Ndwspspcisl at,dlpanphic,s iPaya3
cents, sea postage, and inland 1ostage. =
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AssccrArEl JuDcF.--Mr. Edison has pr

e 2 AssccIaTE JupcE.--Mr. Edison has pre-
sented petitions with So sigpers for the
election Of John w. Waters Associate Judge
Of this county. Also pe'ion with 80 sign
ers, for The election OF Whitfield Ackley TO
tile same Office. Also, a petition with 81
signers for The elcciionof Nahum Smith 10
the same office. a6 3 @a.51a 81 5ai.
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mr. Our readers will recolsct story about
ihs aufferings OF an American, in building Rem
ngton's bridge,' in the city Of London. Mr..
Roming TOMS story having reached England, was
al once eonuadistsd. He underwent neither
psiva,ion or suffering, 'AAI"s
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A NATIONAL B4Nx.--As we expected,

ANArIoNAL BANk.--As we expected,
the old, and, as most people Of all parties
exploded idea Of a National Bank,
is, now revived by Mr.. Fillmore, the, Vice
President elect. II 10 his plan TO get up n
free banking sys;ew inihe States similar to
that of Now York, and not very materially
differing from our Independent. B,nk system,
securing ihe bills issued BY the bnnks in the
several States by. deposite Of United States
stocks. lie observes that, thon, "Congtess
would authorize such notes as were secured
by stocks Of the United States TO be ic,
ceved for public duties 10 the national ireas.
lury. This would give 10 such notes a uni
velsal credit, coextensiye with The United
S!ries, and leave nothing 10 be desired il,
HE shape Of national paper currency
THIS would avoid all objections 10 a national
bank, by obyiating all necess' ~ 'of one for The
purpose Of furnishinga national currency"
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NoTIc,E.

VA HEREAs. my wife, Mary lane .ShsfIsr.
w has lett my he'd and board. wi,hsut sny
just cnuse or provocation, and tnken away nay
clothing and bed clolhug. forbid oil persons 70
trust or harbor hnr, az ] shall pay no debts con-
tracted by her on my account. atsise al Ls.s
..,, a. TIMOTHY SIIAFFER.
February 8, I849s
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mr. The committee Of the General Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, having TAX
en- legal advice, havs come to the conclusion that
tho Conference has not the power to submit to
arbitration the claim Of the Methods, E. Church,
South, to portion Of the property Of the Book
Concern.
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NEw County SITE.--A =. has also pre-
sented several pellious and renonslrances
relative to the removal OF The county site
from Kalida 10 Ottawa. *
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! llMpoRnANT MOVE.

Mr.. RoEDTnR, of Hamilton county, oflef-
ed ibsifollowing important resolution lin the
House Of Representatives a few days sncs.
II is an excellen, move, andDwe- trrst the
suggestion may be carried into effect. om4s
.sWHRREAs, The Public Lands belonging
10 the United States, situated in qihel State
Of Ohio, within five miles iof the Wabash
and Erie, aud Miami Extension Canals, are
appraised al the rate ofltwo dollars and fifty
cents pe, acre; and whereas, in consequen ce
Of said exerbiiant price, emigration isdl-
rected 10 such states and territories whore
u. 81. lands are sold at one dollar and iwen-
ty-tiye cents per acre; thereby preventing q
large part of the State of Ohio from being
settled, to the great injury OF this State, and
her ct zsns: therefore, 7Jlt7A leal llEb q
Resclped by, the General Assembly oftht
State of, Ohio, That our Senators in the
Congress of the United Statesb be instructed
and The Representatives from this State il
Congress, be requested to procure ihc pass
age Of a law reducing the price OF sait
lands 10 a ratio not exceeding one dollar ant
twenty-five cents per acre, aud coniin'ng IN
sale thereof to actual settlers. in quaniilie
not Exceeding onea hundred and sixl
acres.idad6l, san }efE1 elsh luhi iH)af
I Resolred, That the Governor berequest
ed to transmit TO each Senutor and Repre-
senin live in Congress from this State,
copy of the foregoing preamble and resol''
tion. - II ooig$H q p y A1@A tG4.s
Referred TO the co nmittee on Publ
l T.auds tts ..fl4a.g Ttb slts Ui M HiHrg
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THE FOSTi OFFICE

The Discussion in Congfsssa of the Pos.
Office aBllfhas made us aequsin:ed with facts
which account why the heavy chsrges o. thu Post
Office uro; needed to maintain the D apartment
while the public ofthe sparse west are SO liti!e
benefited by the service. In an able speech de-
lIvcred by Senator Allen, on motion to allow
newspapers 10 circulate free oc charge, within q
circle SO miles, (ahd Of which we propose to
make large, extracts hereafter he showed that
Congress had appropriated -four hundred thousand
dollars yearly, for the estaklishmsniI Of line o
mail steamers i:om Etw York TO Havre, the pos
,sgs income upon which, was but twenty-sever
thousand dollars; snd he demanded thptas tancf
might be done f.r two thousand presses and up
wardsof one million people, as for "a kns. ofjob
hers behind the bar" ~ b; os,o,ne si.g 7os
In this. way the Department 10 srampsdi 70
means 70 facilitate tho ,syPly TO the people Q
cheap intelligence, beeauSc dietum has gon'
forth thai a,ho Depar,men. must supPor. itself. an
in practice no, only itself, but jsbsof the mos
sItravsgant kind, TO crafty tie fow capitalists tradp
with France the expense ofevery letter and nowspape
taken Ey the aborns farmssnd eehrnies Of the eoun
try. Tbs country 10 under obligations to Nf. Alien "a
exposing this ensrmcus abuse for II the Department Is
supps itself these jobs ought 10 suPpcrt themselves
cease. u. f,., 1, Z, ao ~ e,aHf' q7p
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CrptreEs--G Grad College 10 a
snube srnc,ure. liiwill endure for sgcsIas
a u,oir,mcut Of GDsssicssas rim. iss srchi-
lec,, and be gszsd sap"np md exhibited bysa
poiion of our citizens, as an ensign of civic
suybane' dcicsroni, in
showing our ilions iost.'distingiished stran-
gers,''iwiiI points witl,sbopocrdfic sxultssich,
10 iheImost .beautlfulasWucints Z III 'utll sths
Union, saying,A 'behdido the ihrIsh,gss iewss
d. Pililsdelphis,ns Buttahe "distinguishsd
siraugcr,' if sufficiently endowed and cult.
ysiodadio look eyond dollars md cen,s,
mor,sr aud mafblo, ,scapiisis ara afchiiravss,
will say to limsclf, 10 not aud biy, ,ssThis 10
indeed a magnificent monumant ioBut Of
wharf III records the city enterprise, Tie
ey's prosperitya Butte also records The
cins pride, shs ci,y's vani.y, the ociiys 10.
justice. The structure tells of millions ex-
psndedis supeiloous ornament; in rsafipg
a magnificent pile, beau!ifdl IL the eye, bat
useless far any purpose enefeisl 10 man
kind. IL also tells ofNillioEs iuandered in
siIlation 6f the nuniiecni danor'sc acsisn !;
Of millions Withheld fiem,iho suffering child
o. pivsrt}a gfeping III ignorance. and cfavl-
ing 10 crime, for wsnt of the moral and ID.
,elieciual light which tLoss millions would
have shed i9 his p,tlr, il jisily, honestly OK.
pended --.I'hil LedSsr...9r 7A'i 9 i'sa'9@
1 u : u ~ Ha.
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.tor We insert iordsy Mr. srwysrs Ispeerh We have
another he for insertion. which lies tie one We inert
dryoEed enng retrsnelment and reform OF e1
travaganee His renstituenssnd tie country owe obi
gations Mr.. g. for lis msny and able exposure Of the
progress Of suse In public expenditure. II istims
that this growing roitenness was prunsS Rwsy. W W
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I IyToLERANcE IN SCOTLAND. Sixteen
thousand persons belonging 10 ile Free
ChuIch Of Scotland, are still compelled 10
worship in the open air. The landlords w'.o
own the soil in the districts whe'e these
thousands live, are determined TO prevent
the erection Of Free Churches. amas
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sa es,- The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided (says the Cincinnati En-
quirer,) a case growing out of the Rhode
Island controyersery, in such a way as to
give the Wing papers chance tocry out
that here was condemnation Of "Dorrism." !"
The Baltimore Sun says: h3e'H
The statement Of the opinion Of the
Supreme Court, in the Rhode Island case,
as It appears in several OF the public jour
nails, is inaccurate in some important paric-
Hulars. The Court did not decide that Dorr
did or did not improperly set up The new
constitution, nor that be could noirightfully
support il; but held that they had no power
OF jurisdiction, as judges, to decide these
questions that they were political ques-
lions, which must be settled by POLITICAL
tribunals, and, when SO settled, i was the
duty Of Ire court 10 take the decision Of
these tribunals for their guide--and that, in
this cuse, the political authorities Of The
State having decided in favor Of the old
charter, ths csurt must suslaiA II. slai9 sal
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City Intelligence.

ROMANTIC TRUE Story Some time ago. a
seoie boarding house. presented to her little daurh
Ter aged about two years, beautiful little dog AZ
companion, to which the romantic Of Zozo had
oetn given Zozo and the little child we're in the
habit Of playing together and fondng with each other
smicaby: and tho greatest harmony prevailed between
them The conhdng mother often even veutured to
leave the room and her little girl alone with no other
protection than the faithful Zozo IL In this room
ms sns iond mother va: 10 the habit Of preparing
band and boarders-that being as Is we'll known with
the addition ofs bottle Of wine less the regu.
lar dish and dainty fare Of the French who
nrst take plate Of soup, after which they eat with
delicious mustard, the we'll stewed beef which has
served to furnish the preceding savory soup In this
room tnen, In which Zozo and the little girl were
playing together the mother left them; and at the
same time in corner the fire place stood the pot
upon the furnace with ths beef aud the water aud the
carrots and the cabbage and the leeks and the pot
herbs all merriy boiling together quickly and too
violently, as 1t ought to he, over Moe moderate,
charcoal FIRE Meantime, the playful Zozo and the
iove,, cbid were gambopg and rolling together over
the floor, when tho little girl in sudden freak OF love
or play or foDdpess whatever 1t might be- took the
gentle Zozo up by the neck and child like softly and
quietly dropped him into the pot Of boiling soup -
What Iozo said to himself OF how he felt, when he
came the bottom must be left to the ims to
euppy; suffice 1t to say there he lay; and the little
girl continued unconsciously, her gambols and her
ssng Zoso Near White, the careful rnother had got
everything ready for dinper-the table was spread
huge hunks OF white French bread adorned the side Of
each soup plate, . white napkin neatly folded in
crystal goblet. with the purple Bordeaux wait
Ing In The contiguous bottle, all exhibited the
domestic comforts Of French habitudes aud life The
head ~ the houee and his guests arrive to dinner each
one takes his seat with loud aud merry gabble the
napkins are unfurled; the soup il served up sWifs"
cried the husband your soup Ia excellent TO day bet
Ter than usual although It Is always gosd and with
this CONNIE ndstion he extended his plate aud took
another pateful The guests did the The souo
being now despatched, come" said the husband,
tm'nng to his wife 'et us have the bouh" which, as
70. weather cold had been Left In the pot that II
Dieht when the time came. be eaten hot. The good
VIC emPtitd the contents II the pet upon the dish
spsn, en- horror oh stupefaction thsrs--wbat q
tbere there was Zozo the dear little Zoxo, With
s oetxssn bis legs his teeth grinniDg his eyes
upon the dish with a hne, fat piece of 6otnI Zo1o
was well cooked The above Ia no fiction.
Fm. FIRE broke out about b af past nine o'clssk
plight In the third story Of the house No 234
sd The lower part Of the building is occupied s.
clark, as q produce and provision store Ths
damage Is said to be about 500
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ALBAsr, Jan. %, 1910.
SENATE.
The petition from Supervisors was presented
FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mr.. MoNnoE reported bin to tax agencies of fore,g,
insursncs companies two per cent on earned nrs
miums.
TIE PRES OF THE COUNTY oLkRK AND REGISTER NJ
NEW YORK
Mr. SMITH submitted resolution for thu Secrat.rv
Of State to report the fees of the County Clark and thu
Register of New York
MUTUAL SAFETY iNsURANcE poMyAry
Mr.. JOHNSON offered resolution req uirins the Mu
tual Safety Insurance Company to report under oath
full statement Of their affairs
ooMMIssIorERs OF rRAorIoH.
Inc Dill TO continue In of1,e the ommssieners Of
raotce was taken up and after further consideration
the question was put, and the bill rejected
NOTICES OF BILLS.
NOTICES we're given Of bill for the relief OF Fernando
WOOD and also, Of bill to reduce the capital stock Of
the Albany Insurance Company.
CAPITAL PUrnHMRrr.
The bill for the abolition Of capital pu nish mont WAS
further debated In committee OF the whole: vhsn
without taking the question, the COMMITTEES rose And
reported progress.
RELixy OF RurHxsysRD srurvxsANr
The bill for the relief Of Rutherford Stu yvssant -.
taken up and considered
coMMIssiorKRs OF rMroaAr,or
Mr. McArdle was confirmed % Csmmssionsr ~ Emil,
grafton; also, Mr. Balch. " "'-
REORGANIZATION OF Nor..,,s ,r.,..
The confirmation Of Msssrs 8, M Young ..Aru
ruray, a. Notaries, was not agreed TO-
ASSEMBLY.
nILLs arrsargp
Inc blu 70 oloss the navy stors at Brooklyn, vss
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Ink PROTEST. OF THR FRENCH NATION AGAINST
THE REvoLUTloN.-We find the annexed spirited
passage in the Courier des Etats- UM,s, originally
extracted from some other paper:-
Some persons pretend to believe that the French
people have made solemn protest against the republic
BY the late election and that esctins the heir Of
Napoleon, they have declared their attachment to
monarchy. Such persons are utterly Of waat
is daily passing before their eyes they libel the people
driven away the Kings Of the house of Bourbon But
cay they. "he republic is surprise upon US; 1t came
surprie was it! Yes, indeed, it was surprise upon
cques and upon parties. Yes 1t quite q surprise
to the little clique which shut Itself out from the light
their constitutional monarchy Yes 1t surprise,
indeed. for the politicians and the knowing ones who
and who utterly COMPOUNDED at discovering that
they were completely outwitted. 1t was indeed quite
snrpriss upon those impudsnt political quaoks who,
not knowing how to account for events and Wishing to
eeoape and deny the real Of the revolution,
cried out "a mrscle" "a miracs!" to disguise their
folly and ignorance. But what matters ali this?
1t enough that the revolution sudden as it WAS Is
ma nifest outbreak Of the instinct of the feeling Of
the ardent aspirations and irresistible power Of the
philosophical chain Of human events prepared by tho
foresight the justice, and the power Of the Almighty
the new President then show that he appreciates this
state Of things. Let him remember that when the
theorists wanted to turn the revolution Of July which
placed Louis Philippe upon the throne into nothing
sfe than . simple CHI nge from one branch Of mon
archy to another branch though they succeeded for
time in their folly, the day came when this illusion
was terribly expisted and the will Of the nation
again expressed. May 1t not again be misunderstood
and misinterpreted. The danger Of MISLEADING the
sprit of revolution and the feeling expressed great
popular manifestations is great pow, in l8sS, 1t
was in former times Napoleon lost his throne his
eturn from Eliza by the spirit Of the people
which had recalled him. and by Sinking to return to
the despotism Of the empire. May mere ouch mis-.
takes be made.
Has the Courier DIES Etats. inns made up its
mind to believe that the election of Napoleon is
not an extinction of a republic Will he try to
be sober and sensible!
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Naval Intelligence.

Captain Voorhees, took command Of the frigate Sa-
vsnnsh, at Boston, Saturday last She was dooked
at the navy yard on Monday morning, at o O'Clock
The officers and crew board the receiving ship
The United States brig Porpoiss sailed from Mon.
rovis, December 18th, for the leeward coast
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INSTRUCTIONS IN HE'LL GArK-We really and
sincerely telieve that nothing can be expected
from the present Congress, of any important cha
racter; neither do think that the great interests
OF the country, which should occupy the attention
OF the members, will be cared for until the next
Congress shall have assembled. They are de-
termined, according to all appearances, to waste
their time IN palt-y squabbles about distractions
and other nonsense, until the period arrives when
they will be, by law. compelled to adjourn and
those mattera which claim immediate attention,
and on which great results depend, must lie over
until another session Well, be it 80 but let the
country bear In mnd-let it remember, the men
who have thus violated their duty to the country
at large, by INDUCING in sectional prejudices and
fsctonal projects. On reading the debates in
Congress. one would suppose that the few North.
ern and Eastern fanatics were the very pink of
all that IS just, honest, and conscientious on the
question of slavery while they, in pursuing the
course which they do, are only panderlng to the
preudlces of their constituents, and exerng them
selves to the utmost to make them believe they
are really in earnest The Southern ultras, to
great extent, are acting with the same purpose in
view; and no good can be expected from either.
Among the measures requiring immediate ac-
ton IN Congress, is that having for Its object the
removal of the numerous distractions to naviga-
ton at He'll Gate IN the East River, at BlackwelPs
Island An appropriation, quite insignificant when
compared to the manifest advantages that would
be acquired, would be sufficient to remove all those
distractions, and make the navigation of that re-
gion as safe as that of Long Island Sound. The
damage done to sailing craft of every description,
one would anfli re2fO coyer all
the work ; but Congress is so much engaged in
matters concerning New Mexico and California
slavery slavery in the District of Columbia, mile
age, bootback bills, and pot house scores, that it
has not time TO attend to it. That part of our
gable waters has been explored and the distractions
TO navigation can, as we are informed by an emf
nent naval officer, be removed at trihing ex.
pense ; but Congress has no time to attend to the
matter. We look for reform in these matters
from the next Congress.