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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-08

H1GH Tree AND TALL SroRY. A California
correspondent of the Salem Gazette-Jossph S. Wal
!is-says that Col Temple Tebbets, formerly Of Law
!ston Falls, Me-, cut tree of the redwood species
IN California which was two hundred and ifiy-fous
feet high, and measured at the ton two feet n dia.
eer, and at the butt twelve feet in diameter the tree
was worked into lumber one hundred and forty fest
from the butt, where it measured FIVE feet in disme-
ter. There was made from this giant Of the forest
one hundred and ten NJ shingles; Six M. clapboards;
four thousand feet iois,s twentytr 81
long and there was eft at moderate calculatiou,
from seventy to eighty cords wood The clapbosrs
were sold for $500 per NJ the shingles for o3o psr
NJ, the josts for 1915 per NJ and the remaining pan
OF the tree wonld readily sell in San Francisco fos
ire-wood at $40 per cord thus, at safe estima,,
there was derivedfrom the WORKING Of this mammosh
dwe!ter of these prmeval forests the neat li,tle SAN
OF eleven thousand, three Hundred and fifv dojlars
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-08

lote be requested publish these proceedings, and
that the Raleigh papers and other State papers friend
to the objects it had in view be requested to copy.
Resolred, That copies of these proceedings be sent
the Representative from this district in Congress,
and to Senators. with request that they lay them
before their respective Houses,
On motion the Convention adjourned sine die.
JOHN WALKER, GA'n.
J: +, {. E. sap.s., e...s; Secretaries.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-08

3 How AXES ARE MADE. The process has been Sreat.
y simPllhed within the last two years. The iron u
rolled out 10 bars, the proper width and tickhsss c
an axe. and six. eight feet long; Il il hsasea
and cut of BY large pair Of shean, propelled "
~aser,powef another workman picks up DE piece
doxn and forces the hole for the handle by pSueh.
ing out piece. An iron mandr IL then inseftnd fsL
70 the hole and it is immsdiateiy pst uses sposher
press, which forms side Of the are e shss foss
into smother die and ons the other side, and is sea
placed in an aprixat position, and : chiseI eomeN
down snd splits she bt If the axe ready for t ste,
is then thrown aside. AL shis - done in ons heat
and IN less tGs than it takes 70 write the Apsdus -
@s:as: The hssde Of the axe is thea put in iasl
welded, P.ased aaong the forger, tempered asasie
sase apon the gscsnd TO cool. Az ID 10 tkeA
hn'shed up With emory wbeelspain5ed ssd labsled,
siaasped aad ready for masket g 4sas sl'G
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
Hotel TO Rent.

ME new and splendid Hotel Building,
D. known as the Glasgow House, in Glas.
gov, Mo-, is offered for rent. The house is
situated on Water street, convenient to the
steam boat landing. so feet by 70, including
kitchen, 81 stories high, and contains 80
roems. The building is of brick, and is just
being finished in good style. Possession given
on the list Of June 1850 1t is believed that
any one desiring to embark in the Hotel keep
ing business, could not fnd a better stand,
there being no public house in the place.
The rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sold, if desired, to any one wanting
the house, at cost-having been laid in very
low, and no charge made for putting them up.
For further PARTICULARS, address this Office.
10 0--St. Louis Republican insert three times
tri.weekly, and charge>this office.
Glasgow, Mo. May 8, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

that complete success will crown our
efforts TO build up Female School of
high character in Glasgow. You Board
are pleased TO observe that there is an
increasing interest inthe community on
the subjec, of Female Education, a sub.
ject that has been too long and extcn.
sively neglected, and we hope that this
increase Of interest will continue 10
extend. until all of this class Of our
population will be blessed with the ad.
vantages Of liberal education.
Ali Of which is respectfully submit
ted"
On motion,the Board of Trustees were
instructed to borrow a sum of money,
not exceeding two hundred dollars, to
iquidate the debts, and make such
repairs TO the building, as they may
deem necessary. ........
On motion, on election was held TO
elect three trustees for the ensuing year,
which resulted in the election of Messrs
F. A. Savage, w. D. Swinney and fl.
w. Smith.
On motion, the Board Of Trustees
were instructed to petition the next
Legislature of the State, 10 so amend
the charter, as TO give the Trustees
in connection with the Principal, pow
er 10 gran, diplomas 10 such pupils as
may merit them.
On motion, the secretary was in.
s'ructed TO hand copies Of the proceed.
ings of the meeting to the publishers of
the papers Of the city for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
TALTON TURNER, Chmr.
'THos. J. .BARTHoLow, Scc'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
Furniture Notice.

a The subscriber having just returned
Fea from business tour to nearly all the
principal Furniture Manufacturing cities
East as well as those west Of the mountains.
and having purchased rare and choice lot Of
FASHiONA GLE FURNITURE.
beside having made permanent arrangements
for constant and regular supply Of every ar
ticle in the Furniture line, 50 that callers and
Others wishing furniture may rely on having
their orders promptly filled; 0cJ-and at a rate
less for Cash than can be had at any other
house in st, Louis. 60
He wenld therefore cordially invite all his
cash paying friends and customers to give
him call, whether they are citizens Of ST.
Louis or reside in any OF the towns on the
Missouri, Mississippi or Illinois rivers. All
say. that wish Bargains, and are willing to
pay cash for the same, call at No. 80 Market
ST., ST. Louis, second door above second street.
.'.t. JOHN |. ELLET
N, B. Orders by lotter, with the needfnl,
will be promptly attended to. LIE.
ST. Louis, May y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

Farmers will rejoice to know that NJ,
last they con procure an article which ,bev
may depend upon at all times in curing the y, !.
rious ailments Of cattle, such as swecneu
stiff complaint, dstemper gals, wonnds
sPrains, mango, farcy, partial blindness. soro
eyes, iameness from sprans, loss of the ;oin,
water, or contracted cords, &c. The ARIEL,
referred 10 is IL. Il. Farrell's Arabian Linz.
nent, the best medicine ever discovered both
Tor man or beast. See advertisement.
n. d. Beware Of spurious prepaya,ion
called w. B. FarelI's Arabian Lipiment
base countcrial, which has iust made il.
sPP''''"ce' spll 2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

We take pleasure in stating tina, we
have procured the services OF Miss
SrRAGuE, formerly of Washing ton,
Pa, Female Seminary as teacher of
Music, French, and Drawing, a lady Of
eminent qualifications, who gives en-.
tire satisfaction. There are, under the
charge of Miss Spraguc, in Music, s;
in French 4, and in Drawing G. The
incomes from the various departments
we believe, fully sufficient 10 command
the services of teachers of the first
qualifications, and we are gra,ifed to
slate that we are well satisfied that
those now in the Seminary, give gener.
al satisfaction, and we natter ourselves
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
William North,

Wholesale dealer an Boots Shoes d. Hats.
HAS removed to No. % Main Street. o..
l. IL Fallon's Blcck, where lie is constantly
receiving additions to his large stock of Boots
Shoes and Hats, among which are the follow
ing: ...... .r
5000 pr mems kip bUo;s. ...-
SEQ :" goat " 500 pr seal d gram
500 " % zip boots, 100 pr youths do DO
1900 T" brogans 5000 pr mems thick do
!U0O cali 10 800 pr goat and seal
1000 " CATERS $40 pr pit unnuitiefs
eUO " dancing pumps. 1000 slippers
500 pr womun's kip lace boots 200 do calf
lUOO &c goat 1880 strap do
900 =" kip strap boots. 1000 grain Luskins
1900" calf buskins, 1000 do kid DO
500 coiored do 1000 goat a. seal slips
1900 " woinens kid slips, SUO do Do norroco
$40 " black aud fancy CATERS
500" b" do do half CATERS
1000" miss kid buskins, 600 do do slippers
500" morocco slippers; 500 do seal do
1000 " MISS tuskins, Kip, Gulf and grain
5000" Child's boots morocco, kid and calf
1000" brogans calf nd Kip
500 doz soft Mexican hats, 100 Santa Fe do
500 &" soft wool, - Gu do Ashland,
so silk hats, so do molesSin do
81 angola hats, 2U0 do leghorn hats
l0UO " palmleaf, leo do Buena Vista
100 Kossuth hats all colors
Also on hand large variety Of bonnet lace,
Florence and gimp, L nglish pearl, Devon,
fancy silk, lawn and imperial willow, al Of
which will DO sold cheap Tor cash or approved
credit.
st. Louis, MAY Ohm ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
THE BELLE OF THE WEsr.-Whils,

descending the Ohio river on the 24tI
ult., the Belle Of; West, when about
one mile below NVursaw,Ky., caugh, FIRE
and was almost wholly consumed, will
every thing on board. All efforts tc
check the flames proved unavailing. She
had, when see left Cincinnati. about 400
passengers on board; about 100 of whom
are supposed to have either been drown.
cd or burned to death. SO sudden and
overwhelming was the rush Of the fame.
that escape seemed entirely impossible
The officers and crew saved their live.
by jumping overheard. The scene is
described as having been ono of the
mos, agonizing ever witnessed. There
were on board two California compa.
nies, aud about forty families.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
HANDKERCHIEFS:

HANDkERCHIEFS:
White Linen. plain, White silk with bd'rs
do do with bd'rs Colord do every vaty
.. GLOVES:
Blk, white and cold Kid Bucksk
." silk Heavy WOOL
Nerino and ca hmere, Lisle and cotton.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Silk nett. Cotton and wool nett,
Ev'ry va'ty Of French, Gum Suspenders,
Boys suspendets Embroidered do.
era TATS d. STOCKS: .
All tho richest and Fashionable FaH styles.
just received. Rich scarfs CT every shade and
color.
Hdy hose dc Heavy wool, english, thread.
cotton silk and shaker knit. Umbrellas.
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts mado
to order. By sending pattern or the di'nen.
sions, shirts can be manufactured at the short
est notice, and sent to distance with safely
and dispatch. N. II. CLARK, Agent.
May 9--l550-6m Opposite Bornum's
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
GREEN NOMINATED.

The Anti. 8cn.on portion Of the De.
mocracy in this Congressional Dis,ric,
held q Convention CT Boonville, or
Monday last, end nominated Hon.
JAMES s. GREEN, as their candidate
for Congress. OF tho ensuing Angus,
election.
We learn there was but few persons
in attendance, aud the proceedings
were characterized by great unani,ni
~ and GOODNESS. The Benionies ap.
peared 10 be quite amused a, the whole
affair, while The antics seemed 10 be no,
in very good humor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

The MoNTEsQurous The jury failed to
fad q verdict. in the case of the Mon.
;csquious, recently on trial in ST. Louis,
for murder. The jury stood Eve for
conviction, aud sevcn for acqni,tal. The
Frenchmen were admitted TO bail, one
in the sum Of $4,000 and the other
$4,000. They are quite Lions in ST.
Louis, and smile from ore Of them
makes its fair rccip;an! quite happy
The court room was thronged with la.
dies during the trail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

Mr., A. l.. Scovill-Having been afflicted
with most Distressing Cough, until nv
lungs became effected to such a degree thnt
was continually splitting blood; and ber M
under III care of able physicians, without Oh.
iaining any relief, until procured bottle of
DIR. Rogers Liycrwort and Tar, which res.
tored hie 10 health in very short time.
Cincinnati, March .. 1874. ]. FINCH.
For Sale by 0. HENDERSON. Glasgow, DR..
SNELsoN, Fuyetio, McCAMPBELL, COATES q,
SMITH, Huntsville Mo, Nav 9-2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09


/, Mr.. Stanton sold, that whether the resolu,
ton passed or not, the ships were expected
to sail from New York some day mex, week.
For the purpose Of getting the resolution be-.
fore the House now, he moved 10 reconsider
the vote OF yesterday, when the House refus>
edto lay the resolution on The table.
In reply to the question, the Speaker sta
ed that il the House refused 10 reconsider The
resolution, il will remain on the table, 10 lie
taken up in its order.
Mr.. Bayiy moved to lay Mr.. Stations
motion on the table. s.. .......,. o.
The question was taken, and decided in The
negative. II to "a.
The question returned on Mr.. Stanton's
motion to reconsider. sr ...r
Mr.. Thompson, OF Penn, moved that The
House go into Committee on the Whole on
the census bill.
Mr.. Brooks asked whether il was not an
indirect way Of killing the resolution, (Cries
Of order.) .t. '.'..
Mr.. Bsyiy said it was for the House TO de.
eide whether they would go on with impor-
'ant public business, or enter into visionary
matter. ... .. ..
The Speaker said that remarks were out o +
order
The yeas and nays were taken on The mo.
ton 10 go into Committee OF the Whole, and
refused, 70 to Sc. '......n.
Mr.. Thompson moved tina, The House 20
into Committee Of the Whole on private cal.
endar. .....
Mr.. Stanton insisted lha. his motion TO re-
consider the vote refusing 10 lay the franklin
resolution on the table, took precedence.
The Speaker overruled The point. The
yeas and nays were taken on the resolution
TO go into Committee on Private Calendar
negalived. ..... ..u ..
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. S.an>
on's motion 10 reconsider
Fridays proceedings concluded.
.. .... WAsHINGroN, April 27.
HousE-ln relation to the expedition 10
earch for Sir John Ffanin, Mr.. White NOV.
ed the previous question. Several votes were
taken, but without! quorum. Intellectual mo-
tons were made for call OF the House and
to adjourn and finally the demand for the
previous question were seconded. The cues
lion was taken and decided in the negative
on referring the resolution 10 the Committee
OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
The amendment OF Mr.. Hall tha. the
Government shall no. be liable for claims
for damage or deterioration OF the vessels,
was adopted, ayes "a, nays As. Mr.. Nc,
Loan Of Maryland. moved to reconsider the
vote, and said these vessel1 now belong 10
the U. States, ard the whole expedition
oush! 10 be 3, their expense. and he intend.
ed 10 offer proposition tia, Mr.. Grinnel
be Unidentified for His expenses. |. was
we'll known there were no ships in the navy
suitable for tho expedition.
Mr.. Stanton. OF Tenn, desired to say ,ba,
the object ofMr. Mclean was the purpose
Of Mr.. Grinnel, in making his Offer Mr..
Mclean said certainly mol. He believed he
understood the whole question. He moved
TO lay the motion on the table. Carried. j
The House then adjourned until Monday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
White and Mourning Goods

Embroidered Calicoes and capes,
Laces, Edgings and Inserting, Braids, and all
descriptions of Dress and Bonnet Tim
"tngs, beautiful and great variety of HITS
and BonnstS, UmJreilaS and ParasoQs, Clotks,
CaSSimeres and pestings.
And every description and desirable slyle
Of GenIemen'S Sanmer Goods.
An unusually large stock of choice Goods
Tor Servants clothing, housekeeping Goods,
including fine Damask and other Table Lin.
ems, Iowelings Linnen and Cotton Shcetipp,
Curtain Materials, &c &c.
Domestic Goods and yarns, China and
Glassware, wooden ware in great variety.
Iron, Nails and Castings.
A general and very complete assortment,
OF Ladies, Gardeners Children's coarse
boots ana Shoes; also q full supply Of very
choice Family Groceries, including Extra
douhle refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
sugars, N. o. Sugar and Coffees, and good
supply of the Finest Teas imported, DC. DC
Forming one Of the largest and most com
Piete stocks Of Goods, in every line, to be
found atove St. Louis. selected with great
care, and having been purchased for cash in
the best markets, and no exertions will be
spared 10 give our customers entire satisfac-
ton. BOON, Abbott d. SAfJTIJ
FnyeIte, May o, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
OFFIcE OF U. S, ATTORNEY, D. C.

SIN; While engaged in trial yesterday,
received your letter and The National inteli-
gencer, both Of that date, in which letter you
state that pistol had been drawn on you in
the Senate chamber, and express your wish
that the subject should "be brought before
The Criminal Court OF this District for The ex.
admission a9d decision which the laws would
give it," That Court is not now in session,
(ts March term having closed on the first
instant and will not sit again ill the third
Monday OF June next. Your communca
lion will then be submitted 10 the Grand Ju
~.
sm.sir.very resp'Ifullyyour obi serv't.
P. R. FENDALL
Hos. THcuAs II. Brrror, U. s. Senate
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

MONUMENT TO CALnouN-Meetings
are being held in several districts and
parishes Of South Carolina, to take
measures for the erection Of a monu.
ment 10 the memory Of the late Johu
Z. Calhoun. q, Columbia, by popular
contribution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW

THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company a re selling
of their own manufacture, the best quality
MOLE SKIN IA rs, of the latest ashton
AT "a each!
Making no losses by credit, and selling n
great number for cash, enables the Company
TO offer hat at the above price, warranted
equal 10 any sold elsewhere, at five dollars. or
no sale. There can be found at this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough aid Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim Hats of all kinds,
Low FOR CASH.
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
no. 297.
o. THE SIGN rs. 90
o. HctS in The Windop in perpetual motion. IN
St.LOuis. NOy. s. 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
Sr. LOUIS AovEnrrsEaENTs,-Seve

Sr. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
al new advertisements will be found in
our columns this morning, from business
men in 81. Louis. We have a person.
oil acquaintance with these houses, and
recommend our frieuds who may wan,
anything in their line, to give them o
call, when they visi, the city.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

An ExnlBITroN.-Prof Webs,er's
laboratory is now exhibited as q pub.
lie show, nttwelve and half cents ad-
mission. Mr.. Lilllcfcld. it is said, is
the gamer by this indecent operation,
for he pockets the receipts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
VILLA M [ 0 W,

N""e' Loc1Ss q commercial Streets Saint
Louis., No.
Wholesale dealer in Groceries. Wooden
uare, Cordage, Nails. Wrap.
ping paper, Fish,
-a. Brooms, DC. d.
offer for sale at unusually low rate,
Sugars, coffees, Teas, Molasses. Syrups, Ma.
niila cordage, ali descriptions of Fish, Indigo,
Painted tubs, in a nest, = d. 3 Hoop Buck.
cts, Covered buckets, Bowls, Trays, Yin;
washboards, Tar buckets. Baskets, including
every article in the Grocery and Wooden wars
line. Merchants IRE respectfully invited 10
an examination of my stock
st. LOUIS, May 9--ls50-m6.
GTExpress. Lexington; Adventure, 81. Jo-
seph; Reporter, Weston; Observer, BoonvlIe;
Inquirer, Jefferson city; Statesman, Columbia:
copy to amount of So, and send paper and bill
10 advertiser.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

NA. II. BucNNER, formerly of
Pike county. has taken charge Of the
Editorial department; Of the ST. Louis
Times, the now antiBenton paper al
ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

II !. bill 10 refund lie fne Of $500,
Imposed On Dr. Cooper. in 1900, unlerslhc
Sedtion Law, with interest. has passed tie
lower Honse Of Coogtess
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
That there has been out as per.
Secretarv's reDcr,, S2t4 AZ

That there is due aud unprovided for
the sum Of one hundred and seventy.
fuor dollars. That there still remain:
uncollected, OF the original subscrip.
lion, the sum Of one hundred and sixty.
five dollars. In regard to the collec-
ton of this subscription, your Board
beg leave 10 state that. on the 25th day
Of March last, they passed resolution
lnstruc'ing their attorney 10 coIlec,
without delay, the whole Of tina. sub,
scripiion withou, any exception what.
ever. This was done in view Of the
pressing wants Of the institution. In
obedience 10 that resolution, the attor.
ney has instituted suit for the collection
Of the large subscription, The only
means for the payment Of the above
debt, is the subscri p!ion named and the
accruing rents. OF rents, there will
be due from Mr. Frazier, for the sec.
and session, which will terminate on
the 2lst Of July next, fifty dollars, and
from Morning Star Lodge, due in o.
tober next, forty dollars, which will
show a deficiency Of cishty-6vc dol
lars, after including the above items Of
ACKNOWLEDGMENT not,as you will perceive
fall due for some time 10 come. Your
Board recommend that the above nam
ed sum Of one hundred and seven.y.
four dollars and twenty-five cents, be
borrowed on the faith Of The seminary,
at reasonable rate of interest for the
payment of the various claims, and re-
ly upon the accruring rents and colec.
tons on subscriptions TO refund the
the same. Al the last annual meeting
of the Stockholders, the Board of Trus.
tees were invested with Discretionary
powers 10 dc;e rminc the amount OF
rent, not TO exceed, however, seven per
cent. on the amount invested. The
rent fixed upon by the Board, and assem-
ted 10 by the occupants, was two hun.
dred dollars for the frs, year, which is
near six per cent. per annum. And
your Board arc confident in the belief
tina, such are the Aa,tering prospects of
the Schools, that very soon, full seven
per cent. may be realized. Your Board
were compelled, as you will perceive
in the foregoing part of this report, to
expend considerable amount for fix.
tur es and buildings. which consum-
ed the entire amount Of rent and sub.
scriptions collected, and leaves the in.
slitution still in debt as above stated
Your Board take pleasure in stating
that the School, under the supervision
of Rev. A. d. FRAZIER, is in highly
prosperous condition, as you will per-
ceive from the statement which fol.
lows. The first session shows tina,
there were CO pupils:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09

lNSEED OILS bbls on hand nd for sale
~ at Manufacturers prices by
Srit J, W. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
superintendance, and one hundred dol.

lars for gate houses, we have the total
cost per mile faom one t!iousand to one
thousand TWO hundred and twenty four
dollars --
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-09
INTERESTING CORRESPONDING!

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
The following letters deserve TO be
pot upon record, as par. Of the history
IF the times
c. STREET. April II. 1850.
To PHILIP R. FESpALL, ESQ.
United States District Attorney:
SIN; A pistol was drawn upon ne yesler>
day in the Senate Chamber, and although the
Sensic has taken notice OF that act, and com
msnced proceeding upon it, yet this pro-
ceedng is no bar to the action OF court oil
justice, and besides, the power OF the Senate
is limited. ! think it q proper subject for &
court Of Justice, and wish it to DC brought be.
fore the Criminal Court OF this District Tor the
examination and decision which the laws
would give il. enclose National Intel
ligencer Of this morning. an official report o.
tie Senate proceedings, and have marked the
passages 10 which invite attention. | do
not send the paper as evidence. but as q
guide to the enquiries Of The Grand Jury, and
have 10 add that will be ready 10 appear be.
fore tina, body, il required. and perhaps &c
give the names Of some persons as witnesses
Respectfully, sir. your obi seEv'i.
THOMAS II. BENTON.