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Of Clerk. The yeas ami nays being demandcd,
resulted-yeas lOl, nays lOL
1t being now late, the House on motion of MIR.
Williams Of Tennessee, agreed to adjourn-yeas
los nays 90.
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Whole number of votes cast, POS.
Whole number Of votes cast, 2O9

A second trial took place, on which the vote
stood as follows:
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The Parkman Case-.,iore Developments he
Tan Box-Attempt OF Prof. Webster 10 In
ducc Woman 10 make "a Wrong state-
aeaf-Thc Trial. &c.

We lind the following additional particulars rela
i've 10 this horrd AFFAIR Fourth Edition u tho Bostou
Herald Of Tuesday
few Of he Developments mao before tho gIsnd JuIy
reluve hls extraordinary have LEAKED out and
firm the subject 81 public comment
The circumstance OF hndng IN Prof Websiers laoora.
,ry Tho lhorax and one Of the highs Of human bcinS
nbedded IN ian IN tea box VIA VI course Dc f-conecea
readers striking feature calculated 20 mVolvs
le Professor stil more completely In the ho'nd sha
among the disclosures recently mado.
tapPesrs that the tan IN Which the romans we're fund,
ofough rom Professor Websrfs house IN ambrdge
NJ Sswin the expressman al the same Time be convey
, he grapevine cuttings 10 the Professors laboratory
llese ouuiing~ h has already been stated, could 20
led la burning The body. and conceannT The oncnsNs
or Tho fact, then, OF Tho remains being dscosefed IN
,eoi,,or Mss.er. se.['o partially Ss%,H Sy osss
all lo circumstance that the tau IN winch they were
,cesled was brought from The Professors own house
10 own rcquest-Ofla Que OF the most statns develop
nrns mplcalng the Professor that has yet been mads
We learn that Mrs Bent who resides In Cambridge.
ro the bridge testified before The Grand Jury 10 ths
act that Ihe Professor had called upon her day of two
ler the disappeuance Of Dr. Pafkmsn snd asked her
could state st she recognised the Dr. on passing
bridge. Upoa her replying that shs DID MOI, he urged
n4r ~ fedecf carefully and discover whether such crcum
ance could bs recalled IN hor mind She su insisted
ugon her ignorance The matter ard Professor We0sef
acclaimed Alas fear mo poor Doctor has been muf
n WIN he recoected bat the ,omsn on tho other sud Of
bridge, has asserted that ue Doctor passed him on mo
eruoon the day u hs disappearance Thu. was kBown
he Professor and his edof ~ induce Mfs Bent q mako
similar Statement. for he lrpo.e Of SoTgsorsons NE
tie impression abro. that ihs Doctor had passed over
bridge amer the period Of his entering The Medical
Oegs On he CHI of bis arrest tho Professor requested
ofssrs 20 different course rom that IN which
hey were going, for the purpose Of calling on Mrs
Sent aud lesrfu gAung her again on tho subject
The multitude Of Witnesses tho have given reeoe'
d lance- 10 appear on the hrst Monday In March, IN Tho
supreme Judicial Court which nme the prisoner wilbe
,rraigaed. and The case probably proceeded WIN
The Boston Traoeier Of Tuesday says
The witnesses In tho Pakm2a we're ell recognized
yesterday In 800 each 10 appear Al the Mach Term OF no
Supreme Court 10 testify as 20 What hey know IN Inn nal
ca VI The charges against Prof Webster.
The Transcript has the same story as follows
Il hns been siafedws know not how correctly that nc
Grand Jnry we're unanimous IN voting the bill fouy<n
Ptnesse. yesterday recognized " appear shs us
- lie aunreme Indrlnl lnnr
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From Mexico.


By the arrival here yesterday Of the bark hype
ron Cart Perkins irum Vera Cruz, We have re
csiycd hles Of IL N0RH0r and II Siglc, OF the
city Of Mexico. 70 the 22d ut the Jai6pa Tempo.
aLlca to the 23d. and the Vera CrRs Arco I'Is 10
the .2d alt inclusive.
Tho Governments emphatcaly denies having
asked Congress to invest with extraordinary
powers. rs the reproach which had been current
sgnihed IL was determined to maintain itself
within the limits of the constitution.
A negrCss. named Carota Grose, recently died
az Vera Cruz At the age d ll3 years She re
tanned her RcuItiCS b. the last
e. Siglo ot the c9d December. SAYS that 40.
6anded rumors have been spread abroad by idle
aud maicvOent persons that pronuncismentos had
taken place, Ia the State of Vera Cruz, IN favor OF
CON Nrsta. aud that another attempt at revolution
hsl been MAIDS in the South Also that measures
were m active operation Ia procure the return OF
Santa Anna. Al these were false.
The N0Hiior says that the G0yemorof San LUIS
ro,osi Intends 70 accuse the Minister ot War, Gen
Arista, before the next Congress
senior JimenoE. the editor OF FL Iio NoaaId. q
sheet offensive 10 the Government lately published
Ia the capital has boon bSnished the country. lie
IS n Spaniard
The Indians still harass the Mexicans in tho
frontier Provinces signalling their incursons with
tie greatest atrocities OF robbery and b'oodshed.
With the exception OF the multitude OF robbsnes
which continually occur. the country is IN state OF
,roat tranquility.
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Mr. SatherIand'. Bank-The Generosity Of
Politicians, &c.

Cor e H. ruozas. hafss-fpS -e--sff''A -
No sooner was the House fairly nd OF the Door
KeeDer puzzle. and N tim Tor business, with re-
ports of committee. resolutions bills and motions
tor references coming N last, than some one start
ed proposition 10 pay s23l ior 81 copies OF a
manual issued o1r or FIVE years ago By that vel
known PeunsyIy AHA politician, Joel B Sutherland
Debates ensued. the previous question brought on
\ vote. the AYES and Noes were sOenlnly recorded,
t,-rv minutes or more we're uBavoldaoly wasted
OIL a matter Of 10 moment, and the Hoass reused
u bay Joel B. J bOoA-
Are not political majorries often Tar more IN
generous than the Individuals OF Wslch 'hsy are
comDosed would have been Are not reunions "
Haasers ,ud Baruburners without a prndPle
ve-y unSeuerous When Nj COBB vas 'osea
40 tas char as Speaker. he was the choice Of q
minority Only, and would have ossh me hIs' nj.
- sneaker slnce l776, lad nOs Mr. crASLT Of y
c. and the Wings nObly united WIKI ms supporters
+, yc-iur bir, ITO the Chair which Hancock, a
CLAY. Macon and W nihfop had A.!ed, each BY
clear majority, 81 that h-s position, title and acts
might never hereafter be liable 70 question. Whai
rrt1ru did the opponents Of the present Admiustra
ton make 70 this Of courtesy Did they return
Il IN the case OF Doorkeeperl VERY far from IT,
When the House had decided 70 continue the pre-
sen. Doorkeeper and Postmaster, when il had laid
a notion 70 reconsider the table, up starts o.
Mr. Speaker CoBBs trends. and endeavored q
break up the compromise 50 FAR a. L related % Mr.
HoRSoR' forbear 10 name The South Csrolnian
whose the Gpp7eclafsoE Of Mr.. STAsLrs honoraosc
conduct IN Tie matter Of ne 5PsakershaP Induced
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Im poreant from Chihuahaa- The Capture Of
Americas BY the Apaehes.


", have received by the way OF Vera Cruz.
81 Fsro. published IN the City Of ChihgaAas. 10
he soth November Inclusive. This Is Dot very
--en, date certainly bat cue Of these papers con-
s4ns some accounts OF our ansRtanaie country men
who I'm INTO the hands q ire Apaches at Jsoos
near Csntcn Galeaa. il October last winch VII
prove d; some melancholy sstlsiactsot since u AZ
pears that ell have not peushed. The Ia" in'of.
nation thai reached IS lrum Chihuahua announced
that The sSvSges. Amounting 10 upward q Two
hundred. under pretcnss q friendly feeling mad
heea .ncagtioQsly allowed % come too near ths
party q thirty ore Ancf.csns then Ia the viclliy
Of Janos, when Suddenly they sprang upon and
caPtarcd them al
Ai.erwarl the Apachcs minated % the autbSi.
tics q; Cauton Galcua that they wond be wiling
q exchange the Americans cor lndssns cspturei
fr,m their tribe. ant thea in Mexcsn prisons The
Governor OF Chihuahua ior.hwith transmitted
orders al aong the route, from the capital Janos.
TO collect the Apache prisoners AMI give them ap.
anil suy amount ~ other ransom that might b re.
CURED So as % secure the hives and liberty u the
Americans II Faro of the eosh. however says
that ten Americans hal effected their escape, u
whom eiShg had reached the mines Of Canton
Galena and two the kor, Of Japos Six II our coan
tDmen It had been ascertained were dead. and the
ate OF the remauius i;teen was unknown.
From this news we infer that there must have
been hclt hct,s sea the Ap&chcs and the Amer
cans, even after the latter had been dsssruled and
made prisoners I; IS probahle that an effort was
made by them u escape. when the six before
mentioned perished by the rides or tonnahswk q
the APSches fifteen were recaptured. and the other
zen managed b set away IN safety We are cor
~ that these papers do not give any particu
rs relative o. the composition OF this party OF
Americans However. are rather ats ioss 10
conjecture whether they were smgrsnts TO Cali
iornia. members Of guerrilla band IN the serv
icc nj chihuahua. Most probably the former, since
guerriiierOs are nor often liable 60 a surprise.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
gag California, Oregon aud sand Wich lslnnds

,JY .yD 4 oU4RTEK CETTS PEK corr
We shall publish ia season for tie steamship
G,o,qia. which sails from tis port on tie 2sth insi
al, O'clock =. VI the 18th number OF the Nc'r- Iork
T,Ls,1 fDrcrculaton on the Pacific Coast 1t vii
he prepared with special reference TO the wants Of
,esdcnts in that region persons elnigrating thi'h
o., and viii contain, in addition 20 complete sum
mary OF the Foreign and Domestic News mp to the
i.,e.t dates list of all the passengers that have sail
81 from al ourports since our last issue; synoPss
n Political News, and number Of Editorial articles
On subjects interesting to residents ou the Paciic
~ Per.ons desiring send hcir friends on lie Pacn'
peyspaper made up specially for tha' section, can leave
nsI orders al the deck and we VIII mail 'eir COPIES WIN
ont fail Pf.cc Cd cents
~ Persons IA the Country wishing 10 send Their trends
IN. paper viii pease forward to his Office payment ~
he number Of copies they may desire % send In order 20
tgO.d mistake they must be particular 20 wr""g as paH
=, possbo tho nancs and residences Of those to whom
hoy wish the PAPER sent
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Wall service M the I.rhmu..

The Ncsr OrieaNs Picdsasc OF tire 18Th has 8
comn,uuicat on from Panama dated on Christmas
Day, entering into inmate details Of the defective
system Of Nal Transportation on the lsihmus --
The writer says
nisn,t an -usuv the case that mails lie over a. Cha
cs and Cruces or several DAYS aer their rcclpl here
nsin no rg AZ agent of The Government ~ elmer pace
% end theiu forward BY the treaty with New Gr1so,
that Govern rsut contracts transport The mails bui does
40. 60 So Ramon sAys fhA' Messrs kachrssrn Nelson
Co. held ,lbcouac- Rgf this they deny Their agenisi
ClAgrcs D.. brown, who = aso seen 81 we nA..loA
Company claimed go De contractor for - transit WIN sos
body, lut be- has been absent nee ir ION ~ >epenV"
an1 have been 'd DIS sen uts lri-se1 10 lvlNs1. .
ua for Funds The sat consequence 50 that N
Fc ard arrived ChSgres about he Sn the Crescent Ol
lgh and the Fscon on he @st q september Ast
II them with malta which iav al Ctscrrs TO weeks AMI
would not then have been forwarded but haf W Lclr
son went down from here eihcf business, snt nndng THIS
accumulation mails lJOk charge II hem on s return
TIE, arrived here however too lac Tor ne ncufn which
ga N on The Of October ard barely 20 time for the Pa
Instance II d. fIrnuate indeed u get letters
a0er aey have been received A. Chssrs ana Panama "
Postmaster a. either place oenf o,ay sloIan, o E -"
"a. tt ei]e does nor coup ieurud Inquiries wren usn'
A. his place, Panama. the letters are az placed on laoe
ana every man uc fs tnse L a. 800 -
A-re that ots Of e-f' have been sod 10 -pccaos
San Franc Thus many letters never reach Tie par
ties 10 whom hey are addressed
The writer suggests IS a remedy tho establish
men, Of American Pest Offices At Chagres and Pan
ana. aud the abrcga.ion Of the present contract \
travelling mail agent to be appointed Tor the 18th
mus whose business II must be 20 accompany MS
mails twice a month each way.
Another alteration. which would require the AZ
tio. OF Congress- would b. beneficial 10 the revenue
and meet the appreciation of Americans crossin,
the lsthmus. lis to pass law requiring prepay
ment OF all letters from Panama 81 the nited States
ID would make that office valuable aud sought alter
which under the present system very few would
accent
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sir John Franklin.

The following is the Message which the Pres
dent sent in on Monday in regard to Sir John
Franklin:
- ne SesGfe cad House Of Rereseztafres % The I s
herewith s1onl 10 you copies Of cores pondencc win
Dc Lady Of Sir John Franklin, relAve 10 the weknol
petition under his command, 10 TIE srcrc regions for
be discovery OF northwest passage On he receipt Of
Der srs. err implorng the aid Of he American Govern
aeni N search for tie missing ships engaged n az enter
Prise which interested ali civilized nations, LrKously
sought The Of Ehorng ASSISTANCE bu, pre-
vented frcn accomplishing the Object bad view
sequence q The want of vessels suitable 70 encounter LIE
pcrls Il proper exploration he i1i-ness Of he
ard the Of appropriation By Congress 70 e-a5e
&c 10 furnish and equip efficient squadron for thsi o.
rcL AL that ! could do. In comp lance VIII request
hich was deeply snKoCs 70 gra-y, wAs 70 cause IL
advertisements OF reward, promulgated cy TIE British
Government and the be- inormAcor ccsld obtain
tie Of fpdng he vessels under TIE Command Of 81
John rsnkn, e widey circu.sted among whaers
aud seasring whose spirit o. enterprise mlga esc
ten TIE Inaospzoe regions where thsi heruc ofcer
his brave follow Do pered ih,r lives n me
o. ard for ne benefit Of ne world supposed
&c imprisoned among the ioebergs or wrecked upon
desert shore.
Congress beng II session. The propuey and eKpe
decay Of APPROPRIATION for hIEg o1i e1pecinon 20
proceec n search OF The missing 50 VII iheir oces
Ard crews respectfully submitted 20 yc1r colsderaion
NAsESs-Sk, JAngsTs & lsdo TAILOR
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NJ CIINogANs animated ve; moderate t1ue.
and rs constant resort - Arguments, with but &C
casona bursts OF defamation. procured hin q very
patient hcs-.n- aesT.y every member confirmed
N hs seat stenil- VI. C. VERY plainly intimate /
that the south mlrht Or would soon be compelled
q take ~ the cause OF Independence, separation
NJ Secession from the Union. IN sefdeience. and
wen, iuto variety u details about bogadarlcs-
slca as whether Maryland, e. would % one way
~ the ether using some very strong sai siSihcan,
terms, which those who report HIM verbatim vii
10 doubt carefully preserve. His exceeding deco
rlus auito-y neither applauded nor dissented and
is remarks scarcely oCcuped Al hour
Mr.. CLrNGNAN was succeeded by NJ HOWARD
the member from Texas, who * not quite -
agreeable speaker, aud was not listened 20 50 pa
ueuty Il seemed - be anything b1t satisfied
with the course taken by the present Executive ~
latIve - California. ".
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Mr.. Foote'S Bill to Organize Three Terrific
rial Governments.

ce'v-poase * - rrsass w.,sissrss r-rstV Jss- p
Ga the 10Th inst Mr. FoorE moved. IN the Sei
ate that his bill u provide for the organisation ct
the Territorial Governments Of California. DcseTei
and New Mexico. and 10 enable The people Of IA.
cinto, with the consent OF the State OF Texas to
form a Constitution and State Government. Snl to-
the admission OF each State INTO the a.on upon
equsi fotins with the original .rhirteen' States
should be referred 10 the Comm ,tee on the Iadi
ciary. Ia amendment, to-day, It was moved that
the BIZ be referred 70 the Committee On Terrific
ries which carried by vote o, - - p. as iloNs
YgAs-Nessrs A,chison, Ssdger ber,on; berrer; Sor-
ard Butler CAV leruens Davis of Ms Dawson. kcos.
Houston Hunter kiag, Nl1sun. Mason. Mo7cn PeAlcS,
Rusk Turrey-9 al,
Ccrper Corvir DAYTON Dickinson. Dodge 90 Iowa u
q " scors.u Douglas. Feon. Greene tam Jonyi NJ
Walker Mhfcnub--S
AssENr o. Nor NorINs-Messrs BEL Is.no1h - -
Smith SoCie Stewart, surgeon, wooster iu.ee-''
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ISDIASA-Ike C0HreHfI0R Bal Passed.-Tbe
COMMITTEE Of Conference appointed comprorse Tx
between Tie Houses. made report
erday afternoon, which scceped and The BIZ passed
Tie difficulty a % whether The same QUALIFICATIONS
Should be required for members Of the Co1vsnuoR a.
row reQrreo for members Of he Genera Assembly The
House adhered 70 The requirement eraco1sgy whle ne
senate opposed with equal determination feeTs were
enleytained ty many members Of bob Houses thar too
mary present ockoders would be elected ard that Ter
personal Interests might influence her scon N he Coz
xeuuop Ba, we thilk he people VII Re careful enough
49,. thas u.lter Indiana S.sss Seacne. I'M
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To ADVERTISERS.

I'll. Publishers hive concluded 10 admit limited mum
ts, Of Advert sements into tue columns Of this paper
Tlose Merchants Inventors. &c who have aicies sie
ciy adopted 10 the wants Of the inhabitants OF CaoIa
o,soon and other part. on the Pacific will do wei TO
themselves Of tbe opportunity here offered Of making
i,eir wares known IN that quarter Of the globe