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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19

sures Inc VIII solve every DOUBT has appeared 70 me
that these diversies OF opinion call for the exercise Of mutual
toeraion and forbeaance cheery accord to our
enatves who differed the best means of terminating
the contest equal credit for ectitude and patriotism The
nature Of the question made il impossible that the views Of
all should be gratfed We may well rejoice in the adms
sion of California free State In some respects the Ter
roral bills and the terms Of settlement with Texas did not
accord with my wishes and opinions But we must acqu
in the constitutional action of Congress- as we scuuies
ced in the annexation Of Texas and the treaty with MEXICO
yield the cheerfuy in the confident hope that the
people of New Mexico, who have already declared sgain
the introduction of slavery, will in due time come forward
and successfully their right admission into the Union
free State. Opposed have ever been and always shall
be- TO the extension of slavery, the future action of
the Government will be such to produce no new conflicts
involving the assertion of this principle. Il ia principle
which pervades the Northern mind and our Southern friends
must not ask people to it. May we not hope
then, that the apacous spirit Of conquest which opened the
fountains Of bitterness and dscod may be arrested that our
Government will pursue genial and conservative pocv in
future and that the friends Of the Unon the wise the ra
onal and patriotic every where will unite 10 resist all wild
schemes OF extension which may threaten reproduce the
danger from which the country has been rescued
In surveying the of Congress connected with the
slavery question, should rejoice in the prohibition of the
slave trade in he District Of Coumbia. hail this as great
Of patriotism and humanity II removes from the
capital traffic which shocked the sentiments of the people
and brought reproach upon national character.
should be wanting in candor if omitted to saw that de-
pored the passage Of the fugitive slave law in its present
FORM Recognising the fuIes, extent the con,,u,;on.I
obligation which s intended enforce regret the features
Of BILL which calculated to arrest agitation bt 10
make intense and universal II could not have een
we'll considered and needs essential notification The
mary operation Of its provisions conflicts with all our notions
Of personal right and security derived from the common ~
and recognised BY every free constitution.
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gRoOKLYN ITEMS

FzlDsY AgTEEsOOs. March 3.
PrsLlc ScHooLs The Sapefntend snt Animal
R-ogn . .efBrs "a IRON . cara Aat here are DOW
9p-rslon ey AID snder nc control u he Board.
Publc schools u which ID foS white and Cor co
lrsd ctcrsu These schools espoy present Zoe each-
rs q whom males 1Sd - senAe. OF frna.f.
Is are prnrpss, ( assistants and music TEACHERS Of
80 arr = caisf n .osI respective Department. add
80 feasn lng % sfs ASSISTANT TIE Instruction gwen en-
nOsl = ae Dfanctes usually A1ghi 70 fespSe'~
5rsst- schools sEd scad~uies .lc.dirg vocal H-ss 50
- sxclgd.nz he csssc.. Al .s.l.oo - h~'s ''.'
free 59.xs olly a charge ~ no paph
als f VI cnsirsn Instructed n lhe psD.e '1s
az por.soa u lie year 1919 spPesf' /" na's ''h i@''
sr.sa.ne 90 eoso,os eAdTss. Ts.' eEsi''s a. increase
yer h.. ss,5.r ,auxhf n ise e Ina and over hat Of
IN of274s Tss ~k-e smo1ni Of n'l-J APp''P''%'7a
. ~. - n lsts ~ support saf ns1sieaancs q
- ~ 49, .e-o,I. csrirz thaf year Wa 81 g. Qhls
az - were .vporaousd % esehsfs wages including
:, "a 90 orsd sssbsrs g. SIS 70 contingent expenses
ss, = % ne ncresss Of hbrares and he remainder 10
- uu,e and ssIsres q Messenger and Cry sapenn-
,-o4suL Beside wihis he zane period, snd IN eonpH'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest.

II NJ Efstor n IH irDen>f
Several a the papers state that they have ocei
.sqaested By kdsln Forrest bis hiends 70 ssspsr'
osr Judgment concerning hls sPpeAii0n '"f ai,"'ss
VA such uns a. be gsgly his course ISsss 1sn.
.on.e reason fyr hi. request ~efs ar Fofrs'' 70 ~
osrty tltls a common prBeipbs Of iasnes, MAJ 90
- o,,.oo i. 10 be beisyed in0oesnf nH De P''''"
,t, q, ,sa e..e ols lsdy VINO has sustained MAsn"
-. t.o.le.. ehasae.sF ~boss f1snfs urhssissinsy
-, de ,aolssrogs charges bfo0ght ssan" ns'
-, C.l.sAoo1.-sboss charges VAkA a. pVs'~.f ,s''
-, =. ~ sssl0yRy Of ono sat~sssed - pv0>~r'A1 M
.noad be disr.gpdsd al fslly proved sod he COM
,,. of tbs psbAe tie guardians u pubic opinion
-, rseaest % doubt innOceucs, sppeafs s hghf Of
.,.,sree Tue uazacizn, 10 vel kn0~s, has every ID
gss.ags = Eea.lh and influence moa II Do era
set,r. Of ie pre.s To his CRY ard 10 Phihdsphs are
AZ persona Eerd. and many q hs Psrrissns Rare sss
..-u 10 different para o. he co1nty -eeefssnsg~y IN
ia u freud Ned" while ~ ssssilee Ni,S 1865
n rr=Ans a srzng-f 9 sIanee snd - 'i.,.
so,sf eznss debsHed sven run No pfl.'. 49,
y ~ araeE "a Der reputation. Il % - , ~, - r
sf-ore u, award u gIblic opicob - - -
u, oouau~nf while Ole sssns11ivos - ts,.s,e- : -.
-, ...f 10 a "cCeDt - 91t.h.Ny-s -
-. ,o~reiv 90 Ihs ground % psfso<A nsos IA -
prrss ia ~ ~ Vein add ne shsrs aimed from
- s.-,er 70 destroy Der, II ma ga.ifs, nsss
ss., $500 ,ss meaning Ofsbs terra vows
without knowing or saying anything Of me
,,1.nd, Of diGerence between Mr.. and Ms For
T..t. we endorse mat thoroughly the PraoptAs
here 20 forcibly snsncisted IA ITO
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| -tanl,'- speech Newly ork Presents 10 tie
Nhite-Housc- Baynrd Taylor, &c.

CORES onoFucr oi Inc Aii'"HV
WssHNcIoN. Thursdsy, Msrch 6, 1857
It's now iust the hour when most people 90 to
sleep but canno, retire to rest without noticing the
snleudd speech of Mr. SrANLi OF North Carolina
ia the House to day When tits fully reported and
corrected it VIII deserve place IN iul, IN the col
un,ns of The Yubimc Your Roger sherman
will probably have something TO say upon the
points. and ! need not redupicate. The way he
walked into the Representative Of Buncombe Co.
Mr. CIINGMANI into Virginia ohiv airy, South Caro-
Ina Quattlcbomdom &c. &c. viii never Dc forgot
ten bv those who witnessed 1t He stated when
r.siu, that he " as ready 70 20 through with what
be had TO say and he did IT, The pretended ire
enters were amiSbe as Nantucket sheep alter
sh,srinc time lie hit night and len, North snu
South. and whatever may be SAID OF hls views
can safely say that II was worthy +" the SaIahi
SrANLr all over Mr.. SrANLY, may say to loui
readers. looks very ike Gov. SEWARD, s.en1cr,
>o.tuc looking ana rather small in statue. There
ir,sthes not in the Union pUrer patroiora Drawer
man than that same EDwA SThNiN. May RE
I've a Thousand years.
There Was great gathering today al the W hitc
House. 70 witness the presentation Of sold NEEDS
LON the State OF New York to Co Bliss Gev
risp sent on his and Col. CLANToN Of Cohoes, 70
preseut IT, lie Was introduced 10 Col BLISS ~
GOV. SEWARD. and in neat speech presented tie
medal Col BLISS returned thanks "a hspQl
manner
GOV SEWARD presented rom some msun-a.-
tl-ers In Troy. 3 curry cHnb for Od Whitley
President TsN.or. On receiving u paid merited
commitment - the skill II tie American Msnuiac
tarefs-aO Ola Whitley VIII ieel ticsea al TIE
compliment 60 -..,
JosYrR HoxlA OF ny presented hsh ".th
4,sn,ord ewes. manufactured out Ct gold, so'dea
- -,i3 f,h 10 the President, with eaoey o.
.bs golden opinions and diamond glory hen the
old bero had Won on many well fought held; Ahs
President received Il With sPprpprS'e rstaarM
.5e,s 4, wess n~e>ent from the New York Fish
s.a.en cor, FISH was represented on iSc ol'a
son, o.. coarse by has Aic, and "A hhAhi>' N
N.S NorS who Is now IN tbs city. beAcNc " )
present The golden hsA was Therefore "eiS'iile'
5, several members oi is family.
BAYAKD TAYLOR has eft his card tonight a-d
aust call upon him in the morning. an happy 10
wsa,onc him u this city on his wSy home.
Every body IS gong 10 hear WEBsrEK 70 NOR
my RlcHELEU.
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A Ynicr from GeorEia.

Extract Of letter iroE seutleman n Georgla
g. h,s ccrfcspoadsuE n this C.
So ozg q or R-presel-acses a. Wis--ls "a -1-e a
55Po.s1o o l- NJ aet Pro 80 a1a sly sgsalon n re
D-ts.c; q C1us . u rrs-oa 20 slavery 80 .1 ~ .-e
Vno.e soa ssss - --n 5al ta ia-erq' s-ng er0-s
b. - sdu...on q Ca.aru.A LEY a. once DIVIDE p
so-5 J. saca uAnp.rs apo- st-.e fisn-s, a. Eaf
via a. car pr11P.-s a. former tec-lrs1o1s hs J. ~
1oi meet vi. s-usfsl f1sor b LIZ SAG
Tbs Esssrt0a IA ne 1rese-, sla-e q l-rss ID sor
Ia n4s 5ee1 bsogga, Abcui ~ Execlaye .lsvrs8ce 8
D. verisst ncnsszse IA ever 1aered fsw zouias
rcsdeucs here ezAbles sPsax kng~i1g.y uPoa ai
SD se AID ssrd for tth e0ape.s say sAi not o.e
uAa Il fveHT eosd nader ,sy e.rru1ssrcs se oroughi
10 tolerate saver sDt had he whole power ard psOa-
Ase Of .he Gover-nsss been brshl 20 bear In AvOr 81
slavery &C I'D ros have secured hal aozer 10
Cocvenacn-1
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From Tampico.

Bt the arrival here yesterday Of ne scnooner
Oregon Cap Trens from TlmpcO he ~ net We have
received n Hctrsor % hat city " ne ION 1l r. 1oiF
r 0f he lnlh Al s-nyf revolution Nis made il ne
civ gf Victoria fe rsIz Of ,a- STATE u Iznsil pas %
81 90 -f which brew .-e GOverrnenf iof lmri nu
r.. 49, 4. n -. irsrzecs President Herrera ho~eFer
=, given order. 1r i- asse0 1g Of uopslfofn ne 'ae
ID 81 Les P0tosi ald -l- ilrrior ~ Iamaaipas. g.
.--f against The ua.c01tens p Iefrlf9r says nal
s--s ne dcgst The -Ea authorities VII s.son - r.
-.4 In ~nr.rC.rrc- " ~ rarr1W cree ID "nlc1 "
r-so.afcrsry euerl = cOntnef ln- c-1 - o. -
er = sise6 o ~ ne sr1.-rary character 4 ne Gov
-r.n-ert = Ismellpzs
fe1d Il extreme violence hzs broaer Out befNe-a II
...- ID Nyv .ou snd tnsi ut 10 c1nse cicr
m ed lu = q .h-r 1ec+r I-rrtlries 4nry
sase -r0czv iay-et one alc-1ers Gaines -f pc
.--r-F ar-s g T.0-Ec- - means % t1-f -fti-I h'
....~s Tie Cerr. Cove lurni "a - go " AtrAA--
LII. slrd 1ec-.sarv 1 interfere N-l Fe~ ~ 9lei l1
-rer.s TIE suaI pox Ia lsiey conni'l ~ .-friDe
tgse. La ne safe NJ Srx Leol, Ia rg rrsf ma4- - l
..srsrce a De f0Nu Of sahras HitaEo tlrJ --S4es
,lr Monterey TIE seisya-r Dref1c 9fou-l - ii7-1i
i, ~. -.lrt - - a. con-, -uec 9 Commercial a0lses
IN % Pc -
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slave 1n the Free states. Tita separate AMI ols
rlr- govern inauTai orr ini- il.--s NO man tntr
l.Il- better understood i4'e noii - % Mr. NtL
HoCS ari rs assoc.a tes t4al Iea. A.EslS AlL
l1le-s'an1ile those m1t.F . Vas t1at 80
cssion be- gave l's meinoraf4e coast lich has e-
since been tie ra4y.u- "a ~ oi TIE great masses
o' the people.
lar Fe2eri fsr-f is n -e'
ll tne j-tn Hl-nhsr rs We ".-''-ff' eoi-
al-lcins = 20 tue PAGE 10 o. t-A' F'.41a' 'siu D.
i11at .l- acc---i u i1.a o'-.--i-i a..-e'' II -
'ecici b. VI ,tLH.-N if l.e .'l'a o. -l. --- --e
o4,daton q s'-t'ola. ll---f WIZ a 'ai
ped wo1d res4- 10 ,i' .vs 80 20 .Dl--''
tE.t or NE AS le"s wees Pc. 800 Gu. -a.rl
ia- tle staa--ty o. .ae --ll- -'-- -. ~
publication G. ius Jay "o4t oe ST. ---l y I'D me
n 80 bea-ac.3. results. anl 'o--l 9pela.e IS
" l--..- O. the trends sd ai-A-sel' % zen
IACs.9S. D. 0cware h1F inet suffered ilenis ..es
% b. either dlllt. or lll,-i b. either tA- reason
ir- y appeals oi NJ CALHOUN. Iac toast ri.
Gea Jtcksos upon IT, oc-asioa. have above
given. that -. VI CALH.-As ~ I'd 81 Who were
present and ln-z--a 80 confluence. are a1 less
-7lacelt Mf CALHOUN ; vas as lows
T.e fafu o. orr I'crfg. i-f la-- ifsf nay We
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The following important hill has beca submitted
10 our State Senate by Mr. CRoLit> Of this city
We DO not know that it is perfect Indeed we
have more faith ia Inspecting aud regulating the
Boilers themselves than the kngInoors who are
to run them. because the Engineers may step out
while the Boiler seldom docs. We would tmldly
suggest q section requiring the examination and
licensing OF Boilers also. and weighing their
.alctv.valves 10 the extent oi saiety-any addition
to or NEEDING herewith by the owner ensmeer'
or others t. bo punished rs msnslaushter W e
ask scientific and practical men to examine 'his
oil. and make suggestions u Nj Croios Tor IT'S
advancement aud perfection. Let them write also
to other Members. urging acton. tor this Les'Ss
t.re should not adjourn without proyidins some
new safeguards against Boiler Explosions
AZ ACT 49,, . steam Yas ns-. Ia,rosv,ed ~ Nj CsSie'
"a, peor ~ ne SsIisQf Nsl io'k rcpyceaea - NsH
Iad ss,es.i, O. cact ds 't. 49, StNi'yN !. i'a'
asr s,er u shs. uoi De swiG ioI az! lsls' o. 49,.
work any s'cam engine 81 boiler S'AAee.eI W. a.. ~ b
sAcAr 81 building for any Other purpose Ehrss sun
person persons shai be prsches si kleel' ns' 80
certificate lhai he = dgly GUshed 10 taA' .AAi &c an @
tae control of steam gint> hVer - knec ~ Pes'
o. persons duly sppoiuted for such rurrcse.
g. That Ire Governor shsli by AID " IN 'Ae e~N'Se ~
consent OF .lo ScnHe uoniuste Snd SPponi i've sA@
ea ueers Nho have served an apprenticeship ~ ne con
rructon engines and boilers 10 De siN led Com
ms,oncts to- Licensing Sgsnl EngnesTs whose day it
s,s be 20 a. persons aosrng y have ae coa ..
81 engine or boiler and duiS
cans, thev sAl give such person o. persons eefu-
s1ac sigusd O., ,henL ol a. oa; hree q rem ec1A
~ In men ofuiau ey practical engineers ana c4pa
ee 90 ~ r charge and having he control Of steam CO.
sineS bo,icrs &C. . d. -.. ~. IL. -
ne tern, of fo..r wears unless sooner removed
81 That he rcson persons - Sfnyins i1i slen ~
Anasou aforesaid. shall each pay .se s- O. ave "'
as ln ssch commissioners os said eNHlilusiiou
as Tnsf ever, person 90 PEI SOS " le ma ac
Aver AFORESAID w.lhllt poSscssus ccfsnsee ~ fsa "a
snr ,,y .el ~ saa Comm, - afofcsa0, ~
~ s~,nnas ary 81 m saesneauog. ADD liable % pay
sa- II hsuorva and my do Als or 5 -,
,5 Thai suy person o. persons who shal. en- ~.
giseer without such ocruhcsse shs he eeenel sslS
s ~ iupr sonmeni uot exceeding ~ years % '@- III
Tie discretion Of tie Court
Shsl. ak csrCt trInec S.c,y
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MIR. Calhoun and Dissolution.


llTTesI clleLlo y le LI.l-lr
WAsssNsro~, Thursday. ML-ch :.
NJ CALAouS. late dissolution speech ant what
followed the subsequent day between himself and
Mr FoorE has wildly called u mind a remlnis-
eace that At thus peculiar juncare . worthy Of be-
ins referred to l ailude u the oinneT sotiea Up
ia l,30 IL this ely under the auspices Of Nh CAL
HoC>. ia oommsmorAton Of JeHersons birthday
NJ one at tie time believed the celebration Of that
great man na,al dzywas The primary object OF Nr
CALHOUN: bat on the contrary, Il was wei under
stood that the Ostensbe purpose Of that dinner wss
the organization OF Southern party having for lis
object eventually what Mr. CALHoUN Oh Monday
Of this week % boldly Avowed, secession OF tie
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WILLIAMssuRGH IrENs.
FsiDAy AyTssSoos

fsfoAr NfsS>oNN, Asfcn y
~ Oar foorishiag village "a BOW one 81 she
lsfS,sL the y-sy ArscsL The Uniied Saes Five
yeSrs SINCE. searsy ten taSsssad shAoitAn IN
Ne pscs withoui ehsrches schools % basaess now
errtNns over rNvsv-Nur boasssd lnAas.sxnss with
,Nenpfogr Chgrches-some % then splendid Gees fAre
s Yards ofWhch hss lhree SHIPS Of he srgesl
csss gsder togser viii foansy, thrre lsrgs
pehac schools two yceurs, two daily And one weeky
paper ,hree sere sre companies ADD Aos,s u
insugus TIE wAier god. he streets ~el piaDa
e. s.d properly cutie reasonable thoogh rapidly rising
Improvements arscg scAe are Ia = stAsc 4 pro
sress ruaic Schoo No. i under the charge u M
raomss W. Fie.d Miss Congsr Aad M.ss sawfort.
ass heen established by lie encrgy and pcrsevef.
ssee Of NJ Henderson q tie E~~-rss Fasi who
despite al srs 81 dlsccarageaeaL coatnuei 10 urge
n : noble unu fully established the basis q
he Msrd Schoos 10 NewNork 10 respects i hsS
Ter cAclsied ior improvement than Auos, any school
We sceuanied with 4 regular course Of scientific
leres forms pars o. he r and. he advantages
not confined 40 he children one parents sok In crowds
90 hear the cHrcs and 10 witness lie electric and eho-
ca. experiments The School 10 located Ia Remsenst Il
commenced n May lAs. with GO scholars ard now numbers
ica There chemical ard 0thes apparatus worth
Sico TIE managrmeuis able and hhcrs, Al vslu-
able sugesens sieessd The plan grouping
he children dAggergrospe Tor engraving shea th~y de
seven by g0o caduS, Of scholarships sboui being Pegms
usa,y urodaeed A.o baths 10 be made ase % Al
where The children AL IN cleanliness "a be under he charge
u prorer person The teachers selected from he
most efficient 70 ee found beet city schools Mr.
Field from Ludlow ST. school Miss CongeS ifom Csrk~
school, and Mss Canford from schoo, IA he FaseRh
Ward. Their assistants will compare avonby with any
school Of 81 ecas number In New.YOrk TAere tour.
teachers al An exNnnArons TO be held In Apu.
hts school viii show eoneusively things
be done well others There Is library Of so
volumes attached this school or he of The parents
wei the children which 10 opened every "Wednesday for
the selection OF bOoks
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ace ~A afseoi Solicitations non ths dises concerned,
~ so1rc has advanced for ne purchase 81 sbcc s,ses
Asd - eud.as, enNgng saa repairing q scboo Sosses.
Dr. sun u s-issl - mailing IN a. FOR isxs eenersi
hooi Appropriations aud sxPeueirzrs q $S1xS -. To
secOu pash AIS osss u 4nrcip1oa u .s-s have b>sa
necessarily raeeir5. 10 he snoant u siSss The "a
scAoo cersgs Ia ms civ gave Aggregate " II 81
cAdren between be Ses Of ard i ycs Of wAon ~
were coored TIE presen an increase isfi
q - ebikrcn herween snd 10 year Of sge. sn4 allow
IA oa a. equal SS lStS The SSgrssie OF eAi
3r-a bew hess Aes wogd lo~ sEoG5i 70 lSto from
stch desact he hbera estimate - less, - Ae
aareT sashi 3urng ~ Ass yesf eosA IN Poeae Snf Pm
vse s,hoos .hcrr vi sll remain snoug 10 n" ehersn
over snG under Il wears Oh ge VITO have ns vin ~
sane Hcroi Amended .chooi any where.
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The fast sall ~ ship Sea " tin arrsec at 4his
aoli Tslr,tsy aternooa hom canton ~ -l., 49,, = -
~. of D-rs,rHer incl-vehsvnf MADE ~ r4n .oil "a
cot fa rgify d - soc oro1 ~ - apefs ~ Is
tr-iea har- scF.ces trg1 CAPE Town 49, - 80,
y - Ii - ia r. Cy.eny represents n quiet
-r Q Or sl-kogg % TIE people manifest tfn CO lie
m o OPPOSE ~ fsi4 ale tcf -ne HONE f-tt -.en. -
-.s- IL 20 refinement 5r tc- z1-i1E N eol Fcia
IT, .tfr N-cr4re via l-r cafgu % cn1fc a - 81 10
-.r.. b. N1l-rg wo4d sA-zfy ne peof-r Dat -'tii-
v.rt-n tfe fsos-rnor WolE lof Do = t1Jli
M .r Cr.e-. IRON itr EngLsI OgFer1rrr- k1ofs we
-.E al ~ DE- A-ii- C01sci A.socslou 90 prevent NJ
r~sr-u,.ri uoors ard te lags t1rres nor reeeiFrk
1900 =. nanv u ~ .nha1.fanls we're errol-ck ceu
49,. =. 80 cr,r,t.t - j case = a. Qu-greaA
Tf--v rer.lrs hac 1-e- -nera-s ron pr-oc iof var
800 Ctnr d 1ers cu1-tln sc1r severe slricriTes 90
~ -- sgrf Of Lord TorrEEtCr AfPor ramp A. -rs-c-
-..sf 49, rrf al tea uae % rssi ~ zuoi1clon u
-..c, frorl Eugand- Ire S-a-NicA le a Canton t1e
.ti7s zar sDc Ts-out
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Naturalization Of Women and Chtdseh-Cen-
sus Bul-Patent.office Reports smother
rd-Bnyl,,s CandoT .-McLaRe en- COrrap-
,ieu-Brown on DOing Nothing.

COrrus rSlGcncc OF The lfoe-e.
NAsHNsroN Thursday. hEea z
Ihave st last been 50 fortunate as 10 Obtain s
COPY Of the bill reported by Mr. JAMES TaoNFsoN
lam, the House Committee on the Judiciary the
object Of which is To extend the dement's o. JeHsi
SINS Act Of s02 Tor the establishment q 1n;-
m rule Of Naturalization, TO the wives ahd ehii
aren Of citizens.
This measure. which | take 10 be OF very general
interest IS referred 70 the Committee OF the W hole
and would faia hope that it will pass INTO Jaw
After what have seen here, however, begin 70
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CITY ITEMS.


Fsio,Y AFrt Sseo>. Mach g
PERsKcrlY RIGsr.- The Cattle feeders and
Drovers Of eniucky held meeting ia Lexins
toa oa ,be lf,h ut 70 arse All promote the estab
lshment q lard tor tie sac 81 Cattle 'or tkis
market A. some convenient point on the West
SIDE 20 the Hldson nearly al the Cate sod here
coming from iha, sdel--to chsn,c tee terms q.
sae from twenty day bulls % cash down--and o.
change the weekly sale day i-um Monday 20 some
day WHICH WI BOT absolutely compel me Duvers
and Their ASSISTANTS u work harder "a the sabbath
than on an ether day The o;Hcial procecdiass OF
the meeting viii be found in Gar columns
The ken,uckisns s7e right 90 al these points.
blt especially on that 81 the proper location
ct our Cattle Market 1t ought TO be on the ives,
side OF the Hudson. somewhere between Picrrnoat
and Bulls Ferry. and there al cattle eaten berc
should BE- slaughtered and dressed. Now Cattle
s-s .erricd over the river al heavy expense when
they are 10 be taken back 20 Newark, Paterson.
and ether points in NewJersey by the butchers.
They are brought into our City 70 be killed Great.
inc stench and 9Th and inles,ine orr dwellings
with Rats Flies and other nuisanccs, when they
should al be killed away nom the Clty. their Tai
ow. Hides. Blood. Bones e. X Manufactured or
marketed there and only the Meat brought here
for sale, a. least until the Talow. Hides, e. shall
by trying curuy. Sc have been rendered molten.
s.ye. a mule square OF suitable llnd might be
hou-h, az some pomt on che River IN Rock.and
Go aud the ueediu buildings erected on Il or hall
th, v-cscn. value Of the Bgtcherng establishments
IA our City all which property would be worth TAR
moro tae day after the business was transferred
% the coun,ry thsn Il now Is. In short II S every
b3dys n,crcs, that the Ca,te-Yari, Buseher,es,
aui all accessories be removed, the Kentlc&ians
suggest, aud whenever this shall be done as done
it must be- men viii BE- amazed that our City
5 should have endured the prcSen, horrible system
50 ous
Before I'VE ears. al the Cattle sent hIther from
the sr West vii be brought by Railroad and that
fact stoad be considered in locatins the Ca'tlc-
ard. \ small s,ea nboat plying frequently be-
tween the Yard and the yarious markets on either
SIDE Of our City would render the conveyance Of
meat tar more ccauly AM bat lttc more cxpen
si,c t.an AZ present How long must We wait for
this
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FRiDtY ArssNooN. March
| GovERNoR-Thc Ner BrHHswick t'aioR seconds
ths nomination OF John Cassidy Of Jersey City by the
H-i,rsn Jouss,L a. the Loco candidate for oovetner
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SAP AcCIDEST AT CADiZ, O.-D1nng the
.,rr OF Thurssy nghf Of week ne upper sory d
u ouidtng IL Whaca he RsPueliasA prined 00vn
towr 40 Mr. NErEt yeTy worthy ei1zen- a unner 81
Tste Instantly Killed b oe tahng u ~sls and IN
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roBOKFN ITEMS.

FKlo,Y AfrERNooS. March g.
RF,vu.-Tho revival Ia the Baptist aud Ne
=, churches .uu continues Seven psr,ons were oap.
I'D ua sunday asst