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CONGRESS.

friday May "A.
SENATE Several private bills were taken up,
and passed
The bill, giving compensation to land officers, for
locating military bounty land warrants, was taken
up and passed
Mr. Bradburys resolution, in relation to removals.
from office, taken up.
Mr.. Webster expressed his desire to submit few
remarks upon the resolution, and it was made the
special order for Tuesday next
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
bill to establish branch mint at New York
Mr. Benton moved to amend the bill, by adding
provisions for the establishment of a branch mint,
and for an assaying office at San Francisco
Mr. Butler moved to amend the amendment, by
adding provision for the establishment of a branch
mint at Charleston, S. C.
Mr. Cooper opposed the Mint at New York, as
unnecessary, and uncaled for.
Mr. Dickinson replied, arguing, with much force,
that 1t was the duty of the government to establish
mint at It's great commercial centre The debate
was continued by MIR. King, Cooper, Seward, and
Pratt.
The question being taken on Mr.. Buffers amend
ment, II was rejected-yeas 10, nays So.
The question being then upon the amendment
was lost-yeas "a, nays %.
MIR. Webster, having voted in the negative said
that if proposition should be presented in the bill.
by way of amendment for assay offices alone, in
CALIFORNIA; for the present, he thought there would
be no objections to it. it would not tend to embar-
rass the principal object of the bill, which he desired
to secure.
MIR. Mangum said he entirely concurred with what
had fallen from Mr.. Webster
After some further debate, the bill was laid over
until Monday, to which day the Senate adjourned
HOUSE. The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill to increase the rank and file of the army, for
the protection of the Western frontiers
Mr.. Carter supported the bill, and told gentleman
who objected to it ON grounds of economy, that they
had better retrench the viciousness and idIeness in
the navy.
Mr. Cobb, Of Alabama, maintained that the troops
are uselessy employed the Atlantic sea-board
and he read from document
After further debate the bill passed-yeas lO7
nays SO. The House adjourned till Monday.
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THE GALPHIN CLAIM. The various reports of
the investigating committee prove, we Think that the
course of the Secretary of War, (Crawford) in rela-
ton to the Gaphin claim, not in violation of law;
but they also prove such deficiency in the nice sense
Of mercantile honor, would seriously impair the rep
utation and credit Of merchant in these parts. Alex
ander Hamilton would have died, rather than have con-
tnued in office, while he prosecuting claim, in
which he had deep private interest, under such cir
cmnstancps
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION ABANDONED
Messrs Strange and Mckee, the gentleman chosen as
delegates to the Nashville convention in the only Con-
gressona district of North Carolina that seemed in
earnest about eectng delegates, have published letter
in the Wilmington IN. c. Aurora declaring their con-
victon that the people of the South generally are not
favor ofthe convention and urging its abandonment
Sensible men these, but how will the Washington I'm
ion feel about il 2
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HUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE. Thu,
Ea r able Monthly regularly makes its appearance
punctuality and good faith of merchant Fa,,,
works so fully maintain a character for energy o,1
usefulness The articles inserted are ALWAYS ne elU
nent and always instructive. 1t is regarded and W.,
lhink Justly, as high authority, both m Eurone ,nJ
America The judgment of the Editor has beon ,'',I
uniformly correct, his selections so consistent , 81
5e design Of the publication his suggestions SO mse-
nGl ana sensible, that whatever is published in the
laits magazine Is set down at once as worth
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AMERICAN Iron. A friend who has heor G..
some Time collecting statistics of the present state IF
the Iron business throughout PENNSYLVANIA. has
ceralned that of six hundred Furnaces in that STAT
TWO hundred and seventy-fve are now in the hands
OF the Sheriff. and of three hundred and twenty IRON
iorges one hundred and six are likewise in be Sbor
iii S hands,-.N. Y. Tribune.
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SHOP BREAKING. The store of Sawyer Hastings
in Berlin, was broken open Friday night last, and
considerable quantity of the most valuable goods re-
moved into the portico, preparatory to being carried
off, when the owner, who resided in the same building
hearing the noise, got up and alarmed the rogues so
that they dccamped, leaving most if not ALL of their
intended booty behind.
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nv, DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR OF beaver
nus snecure situation is again vacant by the death
OF or James Barthurst. Throughout the whole nerod
o. MS appointment Sir James was never known n
pe Wlln the walls of the town he was presumed to
that capacity was only maintained bv his name ~
Pearng IN the list Of subscribers to local charities
Berlcick .Adrertiser
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gY The Petersburg (va.) Intelhgencer, in replying
10 statement in the Richmond Enquirer, that while
the Northern factories dschargng their hands, the
Southern factories care working full time and doing
thriving business, says that they doing thrv-
ing business, but many of them compelled to come
down to half work."
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. The annual commence
men of Dartmouth College will be held as usual on the
last Wednesday and Thursday of July. Paul Brown,
Esq, of Philadelphia is the orator before the United
Literary Societies; Rev. DIR. Sprague of Albany, N.
y, addresses the Phi Beta Kappa, and Rev. DIR.
Barnes Of Philadelphia, the Theological Society.
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RHUBARB PIES family in New York having
been poisoned by eating green's composed of the pie
plant, the Montpelier Waterman says:-"Only the
stalk stem (petioe) of the rhubarb leaf should be
used and the whole of the leaf proper and of the skin
of the stalk, should be carefully removed. When this
is done the pies sauce jelly, made of the rhubarb
plant are not only perfectly harmless, but healthfu
The leaf and skin of the stock abound in oxalic acid
virulent poison. Chalk and water, taken Immediate
y, is the best remedy for the poison
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FAMILY WAR. DR.. Evans of Garrard County,
KY, shot neghbor named Hill few months since,
and fed few weeks ago, an Evans and Hill, be-
longing to the respective families came in collision.
and exchanged shots, when a whole gang of Hills at
tackled Evans, and hacked him terribly. A brother of
Evans appearing at this uncure, shot down. success
ively with revolver three of the Hills and one Sa-
gacy, their brother-n law. None of the five wounded
are dead.
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OPINION ON THE FASHIONS "My son, >"
said an old turbaned Turk one day, taking his child
by the hand in the streets of Cairo, and pointing Out
to him all the elegance of Partisan costume, "My
son, look there ifyou forget God and the Prophets
you may come to look like That p
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u An ecclesiastical council in the case of Rev. s.
Holmes, of the Pacific congregational Church, New
Bedford was convened in that city the 14th inst
The plaintiff Miss Carver, organist in the Rev
Mr.. HIS church, and orphan whom he had taken
under his protection. Mr.. Holmes was charged with
immoral and icentious conduct towards Miss Carver.
various times, with view to the violation of her
person. The examination concluded recently and the
council have decided dismiss Mr. H. from the church
and express the determination to omit under the cir
cumstances, to recommend him as a Christian minister
to the confidence of the church.
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ri An artist was arrested in New York last week.
and bound over in $780, for libeling lady with his
pencil. She refused to take picture he had painted,
unless he would alter it in some particulars To re-
venge himself he changed it SO as to make it ridcu-
lous and then placed 1t where it could be generally
seen
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EB- An incident, showing the influence Of secret
political societies, came out in criminal trial at
Paris, recently Five men were accused of no Grw-
er than twenty-sx robberies; one of them acknow-
lodged that his profession" was that of robber
and the other, Godmus who had his pockets full Of
gold, said he was the agent of political party; his
ostensble pursuit was that Of news-yender. under
which character, though unable to read or write. he
managed to serve his party
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Brighton Market-7lvyadou. Nm, %

81 ellol tcu loT tue boston Advertser1
Al market 600 Beef Cattle 1000 Sheep 20 pairs Working
O9 3 oo COWS ana Calves, and 23OO Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle: Extra So rs; st oual;,, &c so ~
o'yGi second 90 50, %; third do $3.50 "a AIS. ~
orking Oxen-Sales $50, is 80 SIS
Cows and Calyes-Sales at SIG H. 30 d o6 an anil en-
sheep-Sales at So 8, al One lot of extra Coset an
at 81 EACH 0' Vi ca LdliDs
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7 IT, VI VIrV = IyVlIIV'
HAVANA. Monday Nav .

IIAVAN A, lIUnudy, May 70,
News reached here yesterday afternoon of the ac-
tua landing at Cardenas of an armed American ex-
pedltlon said to consist of two to three hundred men
who have for the moment least taken possession OF
that place, there not being than 40 to 80 soldiers
to oppose them. Other desceuts may have been
made, but nothing more known than the above
Martial Law has been established here, and the
citizens are armed.
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IB- Thompson has received No. 6 of DR. Strong's
Illustrated Natural History-aso No. of the Ameri-
can Flora, by the same editor and both published by
Green & Spencer of New York. They are valuable
and finely illustrated monthly publications.
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OhoWTH OF THE "sMART ENTERpR1s1Nf. ;,
IN iozo the anglo-saxons numbered ,OOO. 900 con-
hned to England, Wales and Scotland-now il nnn-
pers o0,oO0,0O0 scattered all over the world
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aR The Philadelphia papers of Wednesday state
that the gold and silver coinage in that city, for this
month, has already reached $4,000 OOO and that it is
expected that the coinage of May will exceed $4,000
900,
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The POTATO IN IRELAND. The widespread
reliance upon the renovation of the potato which APP
pears, for better or for worse to have infested all
classes of Irish agricuiss, to be strengthen
ed by the healthy and promising appearance of the
CROP
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OF the revolution, 80. 4' q Soiuier
In providence Bureau Co., Ill., April 49, Laura Ann wife
OF Robert G. Foger, formerly of Nantucket 81 "' VINE
III hehqais Mills Me, May 8, Mrs Jane S. wife of Ebeu
Cheney, Jr.s formerly ofRoyalston 30 = -D0"
In Southboro, May 18th, Moses b Merriam II 5o, f
Moses B. Merriam formerly ofAshbumham, 90 u
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II The receipts of the Washington and New Or
leans Telegraph Co., for the nine months ending the
2lst of March last were 1853 25s and the expenditure
$45,0 900
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yo,nination for Congre. $.
- There viii be some curious voting in the 4th

rg- There will be some curious voting IN the Attn
district to-day The position of things, there, is such
As is peculiarly calculated develop character and to
bring men together according their instincts Thus
Pafrev representing the Progressive spirit OF the age
will bring together those, whether called Free Soers
Democrats or Wings, who sympathise with that spirit
who feel that liberty is to be priced than dollars
and cents; that man is of more consequence than
horse; and that personal rights afford more import
ant subject of legislation than the rights of property
On the other hand, Thompson, representing the spirit
Of mere conservatism that which looks constantly
back while it should look forward will bring to his
support, those, whether Wings Democrats, Quickly
no Free Soil men will train in that company,) who
think that all wisdom resided with the ages that are
past, that the mighty dollar is the thing chiefly to be
cared for and that if human rights to be made the
subject of legislation, it is to the authority which
has been obtained, by prescription otherwise by one
set of men the rights of others. Hunker
ism will unite cordially here, forgetting the distinctions
of Wing and Democrat, and guided by that stronger
than party feeling, which leads them to sustain pre-
scription, prerogative, and power
As the liberal and progressive class, in the Demo-
cratic party Massachusetts, greatly predominant
the other, 50, hope and trust, that the number Of
votes which from that party to Pallrey will ex-
coed those which are cast for Thompson. If such
should be the case. Palfreys election will be sure.
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Eg Jacob Snyder of Deerfeld near Utica, NJ Y,
was killed by a stroke of lightning the 18th. The
horse which he driving shared his fate, but his lit
tie boy who was wi h him, was saved, though thrown
by the shock for some distance
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~ 1t is a singular fact that notwithstanding the
prevalence of Cholera in lS49, in New York, the
deaths among the colored population were less by 1856
than in 1913.
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lie subscribers will continue the Hardware Rs,ness a,
l the stand lately occupied by BATES & PooLE No 23i
MAIN STREET. where they will keep constantly on hand as
g9 2V an assortment of HARDWARE, PAINTS OILS,
LEAD FIFE ETC., at as reasonable terms as can be found in
the city. SAN,I pooI r. a GO "
Worcester April 10, 1850. distf
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NeaU GROCERY Store.

thOlce Family Groceries and Provisions,
the lowest market prices be obtained at the cor
n call OTIS RRAMAN ASan, VIC
April 23. az
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. The report Of the Com
mittee of the National Medical Convention, at Cncn
natl that the medical schools in country
too many, the students too numerous, the professors
few and incapable, the quantity of instruction limited
the quality too superficial and the preparatory training
insufficient They think best medical college far
below the European Standard and this one has been
several times the brink of dissolution. The recon-
mend all physicians to with hold their patronage
from all the druggists who deal in patent nostrums
They regard all these medicines highly pernicous
in their character, and regular member of the pro-
fession should, directly indirectly, them
About 400 doctors from 20 different States, were pre-
sent, and DR.. ]. c. Warren Of Boston, presided.
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G4 The Nashville Convention must be bard up
Henry a. Wise has refused to attend Il.