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The New York herald., 1850-04-06

One msnth Later from the sousn Pseshe.
Our advices from Valparaiso, by the Cherokee,
are to the 18th Of February. The Intelligence
from Gvsysquil is late and important. There had
been a revelation in Ecuador, and dictator pro-
claimed.
We have rsssived the fsllowisg from our Pc
mama correspondent, rslAnvs 70 the rsvslsnsa "a
Ecasdsr -
ovArAssn, Nsrsh feeo.
revciotSn bvshs oct here Ne 3gsh eitsoe
principally ecnnsss 70 the military Doe Diego vevcs
vss yesterday appointed Supreme Lki and tc this
date good order hes ben oh>esved bvt - ovr son.
sun,cstsen with Quito 10 clos~d and Nhs principai
cii,sss ere strosgy opposed TO this revsisssonssy
movement = impossible TO jsdgs Of NE dsrstion or
course n may purspe.
ri Mecsrio, Of vsIpsra,so, Jsnssry slst, states
that in the month preceding, the amowpt OF four
louinal says that the population CsIfernia sug-
menis - sapdu that oil sne prsdscs II thssr sfiis
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NEWS FROM qHB STHMUs OF PANAMA.
Arrival Of the Steamships Tennessee At Panama
and Sarah Sands at Valparaiso.
IMPORTANT FROM ECUADOR,
SO 60, 60,

The ARRIVAL of the Cherokee. from Chagres, has
placed us in possession of news from Panama, to
The oath ult., inclusive.
The New York herald., 1850-04-06

Many erroneous statements having been ma de
through the public prints and otherwise. respect-
ing the contemplated departure from Jamaica u
General Santa Anna, we are happy to be able 70
state on authority that the distinguished General
viii leave Jamaica, this day, in the Royal M. s.
p compspy's ship Tsy, for Cazthagens. where
he proposes 70 take no his future resioeace. We
behcvc the Gcaevslrceress, equsry wssh histuea<a.
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purport Of that treaty. He says, the treaty "de-
MES 10 Great Britain any right in future 70 coonze,
fortify, or assume or exercise any dominion what
ever over any part of Central America or the Mus
quito coast" Such language would be thought
10 cover the whole ground. Yet there is something
wropQ-a screw loose somewhere, and certainly
a great deal of mystery over the whole matter.
Mr. Webster, we believe, has q special agent
somewhere in Nicaragua, at this day, on the bust
ness of another treaty; while the British authori-
ties at Greytown are iaflicting their outrageous
police regulations as rigdly as the black emperor
enforces his DEGREES at Hayh. Mr. Clayton throws
the onus upon Mr. Webster, and IT would certainly
be very gratifying to the public if the sleepy or
gans at Washington would give us the slightest
official assurance that our foreign relations in
Central America will all come out straight, and
why it is that the outrages of the British police at
Greytown have not been attended to.
With respect to the life, character, policy and
services of Gen. Taylor, his late premier bears the
most honorable testimony. 1t was, probably, Mr..
Clayton's identification with his policy, and his
hostility to Mr.. Clay's adjustment, which con.
tributed 10 the late whig defeat in Delaware. But
whether it did or not, the division between the
sage of Kentucky and the champion of Delaware
is complete. Mason and Dxon's line is drawn
between them.
Blu. the best has yet to come. All that has been
touched is only "the hasty plate of SOUP" pre-
cedng the roast beef and wine. A toast by Morton
McMichael, of the North american, in favor OF
Gen. Scott, brought Mr.. Clayton to his feet again,
in brilliant offhand stump speech, in which all
the trumphs of Scott, from Niagara to Chapultepec,
were recited, amid the gre atest enthusiasm. This
amounts to the nomination Of Gen. Scott for 1852
By the tehtg party of DeLaicare. Very good. We
can't begin the Presidential movement too socn
Ii will divert public attention from notification
and secession to President making. It will help to
settle the fugitive agitation. Let, then, the move.
ment of Mr.. Clayton be followed up. Let us see
who are the friends of Clay, of Webster, of Fill
more, end of Cass, Buchanan, and Houston; and
of Benton, of Seward, or Chaplin, or Fred Douglas
1t is only by preparations for and agitation of, the
Presidency, that we an stop this outcry Of nulh-
cation ard secession Il is high time the nags
were entered for the scrub race of 1852. The
movement of Mr. Clayton is good beginning.
The barnburners of this State are preparing a
similar movement in favor of Sam Houston, of
Texas. Nashville has also made a movement.
Now is the time Let's all 90 to work.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICF-CgATHAN SQUARE CoasER OF
Iatt Brcsdvay-Aails for Europe rer Steamer AIiea-
Lett for vervco London lre and AL parts ~ Cor
mary End other foreign nj. CLOSE ~ this ose or
Wednesday. Goth inst, ct 10 o'clock, A. N. -.
IT 3. NAILS FOR BREMEN -PosT OFFICE, NEW
- York, Nov Is lsoMsiis for the u s. mail steamer
wAsrINGToN viii lie rsde m at tsis ofse, on wedres-
~ VIA v. BRADY, Po.su.as.sr
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ANOTHER SENATOR IN THE FIELD One Of the
anii-slavery journals has nominated Thurlow weei
for Senator, to take Mr.. Dickinson's place. This
is a very choice movement. Thurlow Weed would
make On admirable candidate. We like him
vastly, and must pause to weigh the merits and
capacities Of each candidate. We have taken up
Fish frsi-but whether Il ,hall be Weed or Fish,
or Fish or Weed, we cannot determine precisely
Fish lie very good in it's proper season, and
"The fat weed that rots on Lcthe's whsrf"
Is not to be despised. We shall consider the re-
speciive capacities Of both Weed ana Fish--Flsh
and Weed, and give an opinion hereafter. One Of
the two we must have, and, in arriving at con.
clusion, we shall
Nothing exienuate.
Sor set soEa susht In lGllss.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

WABD's ISLAND DoINes-TuE COMMISSIONERS
OF EMIGRATION, TIE PREss AND THE PEOPLE We
have received letter from John w. O'Neill, for
merly resident on Wards islans, called forth by
the refusal Of the three commissioners to admit our
reporter to the investigation on Wards island, on
Thursday last. The writer says this is Just Of a
piece with the whole regime of the commissioners,
and gives case in point in which he himself was
concerned. He witnessed violent assault on the
night Of the 9th of January last, by night watch
man, upon one Of the inmates, dragging him out
Of bed and beating him dreadfully. Next day,
O'Neill addressed letter to DR.. Greene, the thea
warden Of the island, p6eferring complaint against
the officer Finding there was no redress in that
quarter, he addressed letter the commits
detailing the outrage. There was not the slightest
notice taken of these documents. We regret that
their length, and our want Of SPACE prevent their
insertion; but we have given the piih Of them n the
three iacts-that an outrage was committed by an
ofiieer-that complaint was formally made, and
that no attention whatever was paid to 1t. This
Is bst another illustration Of the protection sor led
by the commissioners "a the poor emigrsnts Faced
under their guardianship by law Of the State II
the commissioners desire TO discharge faithfully the
trust imposed in them, why is the press excluded
from their meetipgsl They are as much public
body as the Common Council; and il Is unconsti-
tuiional and audacisls to shut out the reporters,
and consequently the public, from their proceedings.
The PEOPLE have a right to know how the con-
tracts are disposed OF, and whether the Comms-
sioners themselves have not pecunilry interest
in them. The people have further a right to know
how the Commissioners deal with outrages UPON
the persons, or the most sacred feelings Of the In.
man beings over whom they have undertaken to
act ss guardians. In short, they have a right to
see Row the institution is managed 10 all its de-
partments, and whether, under its present rulers,
il is not curse instead Of a blessing, aud would
be far better abolished than continued under ths
present mismanagement. corruption, and fraud.
The public are looking forward 70 the report of the
Special Committee, which is 10 be rendered AT the
next meeting of the Board, aud 10 what action will
be taken upon I. IF the Commssio do not al.
nit the press, viii they give the document to
the newspapers We shall see.
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,JoHsEs. &c.


EoR SALr-A PAIR eF HASDsovE CARRIAGE
hoiVs, bright hays, scv,a year old tini sad SQUAD
Also ot lie SD s ale hacS Hght R,cFaway earrisge,
70 vii be tca loe, Tor wsut 81 Address boz 2t9S
Pcst ofsee.
LyoR sbbE-A FAIR or fINE cARRrAgE HoRsrs,
DARK hays gentle ririted sound and well matched In
ccior. long tails, and o. feana tcson. The celia
thcm becaGte he fas furr Cor csIrare hor- Ap
un.ep Place. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

Hon. DANIEL WEBsrKR's ARRIVAL IN NEw
YoRK-Mr Webster was expected yesterday
afternoon at the Astor House, and dinner was
ordered for him; hut he did not arrive til half past
eleven clock last night, by the New Haven trais
Il is expected he will have talk with the citizens
Of New York before he leaves.
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BALES aY AUCTION.

"A UCTIoN NolICE.-Tuos. REbJ, AUOTfoNHEV-..
"A by H. N Bush 1hs day, AZ t0H O'clock In tho
ton rooms 10 North Wlan treet will be sold ususL
without rsterve peculiar ,rd curious goods
commencing with various tr ses houseket and ohsrs
received ~ the chip city 81 GiasTew ne property Of rsuL
tltmap Eong TO the far Wstspendid EtiBburxh C0ck,
choice Boohs Glas Wars. Cbins, Beddirr wateh. 0uus
Ehes. Ftintings, Lathe. Cursirs Hardware Tools Re-
also TIE talance tt'tk of Millinery Fancy Goods an
Thread and Needle Store rut no ~ boxes salt the
trade and otherp clio huF Furnlskins nate
rails go double Bed SfreHds. THO5 BELL Auetr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

TERRToRY OF UrAu.-Our readers will find ia
enothcf.counn,a communication from an Utavian.
relative to education Ia the new territory of Utah.
We wish to call the attention Of the public to its
cOnfgnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

Mile. EItIjan,es, the new danscuse, makes
Der " tprtalsnce ct The Astcr faee nkerA Hons sos-
this week IA tire Wills, sre GROOM the
fashionable Eilner and Dretmakor s 70 be found
day prepared with the newest styles, AZ No US AM 30
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Hubscittr invites attenoA public MS
discovery e Daguar etyping Ivory which produces
e1auisitsly ieau III miniature blending the beauty OF
with the Specimens OF
this process exhibition Bradys GALLERY No 20S
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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Erosdway, manufacturing the finest quahtyb'
they superior TO the imrorted the
bristles fastened in princs,e, and var
rantod rot to come loose in the north.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

DIR. Charles Mundc. having closed his
water Cure kstabshmsnt in Nor,hampen Msss Tor tns
winter has taken oce IN this city IN No. unity street.
near Roadppy wfer his frcuts aAd lsteats Iaay Cal
kll. --sy, neh4 ~ - 0Ae = sisss-
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Rf JACOB = Plat g. CAHRINGIoN. AUCTION
~ eer.1his day o. 10 O'clock. ~ Flat street, To
lhesrt al. "a the entire stock Presses,
Fxturcs SC Of the i.e Hsrry ~ Robinson dsceassd
ssins q ab5ut 80 II hsfraps Stopes mostly with draw
hrs and 1ait with drawnss - b .ds. four
2tsl9 aoxst tr32 1000 'hsrarhic Prints, four uanks
tmtosed Envelopes, Mssrs Ec 81 Framed Pictures seven
lecking Glse. Drs~ius TALES steves and furniture
Also sett Dam rreotyrs, complete I've Cssmorane
Boxes ~ Battle OF vfta. aSturs Sc Alec al "
ocioot ~ bor.a rey groec hovn windsor Soaps severl
Gacd N iots - sut Purchasers Aso
tandsoms secr newt ~ ane Pock,t And Pen Knives,
Scissors cards Ca aioruea he had At tho
The ard prtssts We ,rartd st Theatre
Aov whore tk,y ell 10 Geld a. o'tlork. Isrmseish
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of Shell Combs At tots sbshmsn is equalec
the city, either to variety sty the greatest
a. tax in fitting 81 each that they MT the head In
A & J. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
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- C. KEMP AUCrIoNFER LARGE AND SPECIAL
N. sa'e q Rosswo'd sta Mahogany furpture. Psas
Ior % aud Rich Fuf Articles China and silver
Ilat.a ware etc. 81. day. Tu.saay At ois ocoek .. -
Nnau street, between Ttltn and job. r Kenp
viii - at auction shove large and spientfi
msnt q redwood mshegsrY srd aek wanus cabinet
trade and compress slsst every description .. farsurs
fnahe for furnishnf psr'crs dining aud chambers
hair raesses et- etc Also rosewood piano fsrtss
q Gre tone and finish. sio hns assortment % french
efnn silver Ta'td srd lss and nthr rich fan.Y
feu'e fnrrishinr sooe al ~hich will We fouSd yell
Thy q the attention 81 pursfas Catalogues the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

Hair Dye can sny secured At the mspufAetory Wau
street The public shorld gard ssanst limitations zee
various diplomas Fersocs hair has assumed haa
color from the irritation tyes hnrs cor,
rsotsd " esllirg >. at.Es. Cory the t5d:ew
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Wntches and cold Pens. would direct

the atention o. Who'll "e atsers ana ohs,s to The lars
ans beautiful of FIRE gold and silver Watches
offered for sale by j. savage 20 fulton street, j. " s.
is also the sole Of the celebrated Rcheieu
pointed Cold Pens, which ted in every
particular.
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nv JACOB s. PIATr-L. @. cARsINeroS, AUc-
- uore,r-re,,, rancy Gceds. sc-Jaaob s. PLATE win
ttl tbs day 81 10 eclcsk. the Auo ~ Patt
street ea,es Toys sni fsncy Goods Slate Pencils Gerus
Pi2es, cid windsor Soap. restis Crses Rstties, eo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

double see proof Boots Shoes Leather Overhoes
Rubber Gossamer and style Of fer the
thought Of in VARIETY BROOKS New York Boo
and Shoe I'm $50 Ful.t The cheapest place
in the United States 10 get good article
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Fancy CutIery.-The most choice SELECTION

of fancy cutlery the city, it embraces
possible style OF pool ct and Sesror
Nail Piles EaIors tho very ksnt warranted st SAUN-
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The Best Hair r,e-Rannrti,s First

miuml Liquid air ID, eicr sale, applied. The hail
eoored any shade. In tr,ny minutes aud warranted q
give perfect asfaction BAD oeorng from other Eyes
moved, by calling at his office, No. l5J Fulton street.
stairs, near Broadway.
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s 900 Wigs md Toupccs. The Ia

shespest a Wigs half Wigs, roapees,
ds Of Long Hair Front Brats. &o 20 be found at
HEDHURsT Il PEsRD'S. 81 Maiden lane New York. aud
National Hotel Wrshingn d. c. made 81 the best natu
rs curled hair and not TO shrink or change COLOR
fon the ddrefs
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Saunders, Metallic Tablet strop, for keep

perfect ORDER be obtained 1t the subs
serbsr This article has heen long and avoraby knownts
the public: the first rremu ~ the different fairs Of the
American Institute was awarded TO the inventor.
SAUNDKRS l7 and S7 Broadway and 2e Strand, London
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Wigs and Toupees Public ,r,

10 BatchsSr style Of Wigs and so.lrs-shey
really the articles OF the kind have ever
seen present superior atraons to wig being
uneguslcd for excellence m Ard easy natural
Gail and examine hem at Mr. Bachelors cels
bfated Wig astery Net AZ strect. Cory the address,
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- c.KrxP. .uCrIoNrsR -uASuFAcTuREp rURs

IL. tr-mofroW, iO1s o'clock. - Nassau street.
tNetn rulton aud John strests ~ g. s ptli cell
tn ~ atove. vfhsut reeve, larg9 stock of Furs,
via ~eirh rcheH MUS virafirss hrisr larrc And
hspfsoms sssorsueut Of csA snufistursj fs
Of mus vicgrinss, aNd cufs Of al ermuo Fttoh
tabe Tendon llstenna lynx stbne martin, natural seast
iadEer etc all lined and trimmed Ia the manner flr
The retail ttsde Aso fsirh rhts, In e-ea. vaYie
.it -Peltr her rsrtser fsie wolf blsgN bear 1sAbe
tcsr fni lunslo, I've AID frmmed foot muns elovsa
hoods fsucv csps FL fully rantft az repra
cd ia the catalogue Cs'ai the 81 sale.
A NTBCNY J. nLEECKEa. AuCrfONEER MORT
Fase sale Of valuable Household rarnturc, Nc 20
hsretr efte tt.utiicn Nuthory uleacker will sell
sg.uon on Nsdhetaav Novcm Der ~ the pssuss At NJ
70 htet street. Of tls cock A. tSe Of the fur.
nuure w SAD louec, coasi sing Of large assovtmea. %
seautiu Taior, kitchen Rud bed-otm furaturo. Ca.a-
ioguee can be hal nt the tim a a NJ Il sale.
JOHN W. 40 sEHGNDYNE,
Attorney fer a3ftgaget.
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trodueer ofthe principle ~ atmosphec pressure Dem
tstry. in is devo'tss psrtieuis attention TO tho ir-
soron OF Artificial Teeth us popular little work. 0tss-
walton the best ~ Preservng the Teeth BE-
obtained On application rs shove.
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nv JACOB s PLA1r-L. CARRINGToN, AUC-
- utrser.Te trnt -sl,rs snd s,a,i.-e-s-Jaeob -.
Ps viii SELL this daN ~ ~ oeiocs % the suction
~ flau street, T0o VI hegr,ph Prints the stock Of tho
farcy Goods.
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w MCCORMICK. AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE.
NhCornick 60, wiil seii, hts DAY. AZ 10 o'clock,
a. ~ spree street. lot Of Furniture fro family Also
three fecopd hand sns r,rs8 three " SAFES
howe Dest stoves -eve chcs Teas ten boxss
Castle Soap kc.
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saunaers, Drcssing case Eactory, I4z md.

ST Ryoadway-Jhete combine adv
the imported beng made With the view for real ssrvcss
best quality Of articles in the smallest possi
BILE space. SAUNDERS lH Brosdway, oerner Of Liberty.
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

Visiting and Cahe Card engraved and printed in the
enable styles, at EvERDHLLS SO2 broadway
ri Duane street. Splendid ida Envelopes beautiful
Boxes for wedding cake, afers. and fkeu Cord. Mr..
Everde has Branch Store all street. for the
Of his down toWn cnLtnM
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Su0HS, Su6Rbs
Cosks tantss &o Of all kinds of goods. we'll made and
than purchase in Broadway, the Bee
Hive 327 Grand rect New York. Also, large
Of straw goods, ribbons, re. 8. d. HAWKINS.
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Elegant Musical Boxes.-Just received, an.
invoice of fine Musical Boxes selections
vorite Lucrefia Borge Casa Diva Norma Lucia d.
La ermoor La File du Regiment, Puritan and Serious
Family Polts, as PLAYED on Burtnnr.
a. VAN VALKENBURGH. 1877 Pearl st.. up stairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Cruelest.

Speaking of the decided defeat Of bath these
specimens of bogus anti-slavery men, in the
Constitutional Convention, the Courier says;
Bat this whole affair, instead of njurng as
was intended, the fair fame of MIR. Villas or of
Mr.. Smith, has presented an opportunity to both
to manifest their unSeifSh deroiion 10 The Princi-
pies Of treedom, and The weltare IF Tie party vih
'chich they deem ii Identified.
There! That is bread-aud-milk poultice for
wounded politicians that can't be beaten If
Messrs. Villas e. Smith recover from the praise
of the Courier they may set themselves down
as beyond the reach of censure or applause =
all that Is now wanting is that the Courier S
twaddc should be copied into the Brandon Past,
when Messrs. Villas and Smith may be fairly
said to be taken in and done 70" Villas,
Smith Of Weston, B ,rber s. Stansbury III any
body can get up any worSe-turndcred " four
horse-team' than this, we should be sorry to
see il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
AnecLOte

At the Democratic" caucus, in Montpelier
at the commencement of the session of the Con-
stituional Convention, the corresponding cd
present agonizing to be delivered of an ertem-
pcraneous speech which be had been preparing
for several weeks His restlessness and anXi-
ETY. attracted the attention of CHAS. X, FIELD
E.q. who. after vainly endeavoring to pacify
him, at length remarked; eff You don't be
more quiet, Barber, will stick pin into YOU
gas firms and lei your speech all out!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
CONGRESS.-TCEsDAY.

In the Senate, a Special Committee on
French SpoliatonS was chosen, of which
Truman SMITH is Chairman. The joint Res,-
luton SuSpcudng the act in regard to the Col
lection of Revenue was amended so as to allow
for that purpose sum equal to the expense of
collecting the Revenue in 1913, exclusive Of
the expense Of Storage, C,rtage, Drayage a nd
labor in that year, and then passed.
NJ. FooTE's Resolution in regard to the Ter
rories was made the special order for Monday
next.
Mr.. BgADBUEY's resolution, calling on the
President for a statement of all charges which
he had preferred against those who had been
superseded in office, &c. called up, when
Mr.. MAHGuN moved TO lay it on the table
The motion was lost, % to 30. The ayes be-
Ing all Whigs except Mr.. CLEMENS, and the
nays all Locu-Focos. Mr.. Bradbury made a
long speech in defence ofhis resolution but no
action was had. Mr.. Douglass submitted a
resolution calling on the President for the n-
strucions TO and correspondence with the
Agent sent out 10 Hungary during the late strug.
gle for liberty in that country. The same gem
tIeman also offered resolution asking for tho
Instructions TO the present and the late Charge
de Atiailes TO Guatemala, aud copies of CORES,
pondence between those gentlemen and the De-
p1rtment of Stae--also copies of any Cunven.
tons of Treaties negotiated with Guatemala or
any Of the States OF Central America
In the House no business was transacted be-
yOnd the election of a Sergelnt-at-Arms,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
\ SUGGESTION.

Why cannot something be done that shall
combine enjoyment with improvement during
the long Winter Evenings that are yet to come
before Spring? We have abundance of talent
and cultivation among US, to secure half
dozen or more LECTURES on interesting and
useful topics, in as many weeks ? We feel
quite sure President SMITH, DR.. WHEELER,
Bishop lIopElys, DR.. MARSH, CHARLES ADAMS,
Esq, and other gentlemen, might be induced
to prepare, each, a lecture and we are still
more positive that they would thus crafty large
numbers Of our population of both sexes. Our
opinion is that there is an il.defned but mani
fest "dM in the Community, that carrying
out of our suggestion would exactly meet, 1t
is certainly rare that a village so populous as
Burlington is entirely without this species of
elevated entertainment during the winter
months, while there are few Villages which
possess larger number Of cultivated men
among its citizens.