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That sterling psper the Pennsylvania thus speaks vi The
message Of Gov johnston Of Pennsylvania We may here
after make fow extracts from the message

That sterling pspe the Pennsylvania thus speaks III the
message of Gav. Johnston Of Pennsylvania We may here
after make few extracts from the message
The proposition Of Governor Johnson In favor OF an issue
Of small the free banking law If II icu-
lou would be No has done good
than the prohibition of foreign small notes despite the
element agains, it, II the Governors views prevail the
whole circulating medium among the will be small
notes Who warts 10 this state of things restored
On the slave question Governor Johnston shows the
weakness Of inconsistent and ndefensible cause Here
he sumbles and falls from the beginning of his argument
the end He is evidently against the repeal of the State
Law Of ISL interfering with the execution of the Fugitive
Slave Law based upon the National Constitution but he
tes hide his opinions behind the mantle of Governor
Skunk We will tell 'our friend the Governor" that If Mr.
Skunk alive, he would be OF the first
his duty and to discharge it, and if he had committed
ror believed and many of his devoted friends be-
Gevsd the time in signing the State Law alluded TO-
way he would for would BY avowng his error and
BY promptly taking the prudence and of right The
law dssaces the State Its repeal demanded by the peopc
Its repeal is only fulfil the duty oil
the law of the general government, but the fugitive
himself who is oi,ene damaged by reckless friends than by
ul.eged opponents The distinction of the Governor in
gard should take in reference the Fugi
tive Slave Law, it anything carries with
The extraordinary doc,rips that national u not binding
uyon the citizens Of the S1tes Of their Nay he
would only have this 10 follow, but he would put all
III the attitude of hostility TO that legislation which by
allegiance 10 the National Constitution, we are solemny
covenanted TO sustain and obey His logic In this is
seive and holds nothing. does him credit and Is
Csc.edi,abls TO the State
Scarcely less ridiculous is his argument agan. the Fugi
tive Slave Law ITSELF which have time examine
present How empty all his subsequent and concluding
professions in regard 10 the Union How hollow his
oils Of attachment the Constitutions when they made
the sequel sentiments calculated alone to give JOY
The ubolioris,s and the foes OF TINT Union Of that
Constitution which is the vital spark OF the Cnon We
rege; message, in other respects. credabe
and Penusyvanan going Of the way for the purpose
Of dhonong great State before the county and that
too time when constant and courageous efforts for
the Union being ap2lauded By Whgs and Democrats In
aIl sections Of the Republic
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LATEST BY TIE TELEGRAPH.
coNGRE9aI0Nsi. rHucEEpINGs.

H,-atsogos, JAScAay Is, ISL
SENATE Cooper presented ,hrcc petitions ,ro,,
Pcnnsy vania pragiog the repeal the Fugitive Slave sr
Mr. c. said these petitions did express the sentiment,
the people H Pcnns wanna The people OF that State h.
took occa sion 10 say, well satisfied with the s.,;
measures adopted at The last session usually known "a wy
compromise ana would rariy them in good faith 's
A motion made to take the Joint resolution malta
bounty land warrants ssisnablt, but the Senate refused =
Go
Mr. F,ch consumed the remainder Of The day In snsa,
upon Mr. Walkers bill 10 cr!c the public lands ~ the
in which they r on condition that they be given wi,on,
cost 10 actual settlers only
HOCSE-On NJ Cnand'e,s motion a resolu,jo, j.
sruciinn the committee commerce consider and re,o,.
plan whereby the expectation Of small American sye,
coins may be prevented, was adopted.
and nexpedien, repeal the Fugitive Slave Law 6u s
House refused to entertain It,.
Mr. NcI moyed Ii suspension OF the rules ena5. him
10 offer the resolution The upon the later motion ;,
snI,ci Is follows: ayes l29 nays ST. not 1870 thirds ,he
negative 80 the House refused 10 suspend tic .se Ths
Cheap Postage Bill then taken M ami debated TN ho
ADJ
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ri Lie rcfgs, una ray them Tor tns.f ;-o't TIC wa, ho a
ai+.I to toto money rr tia. purpose WHY 'hou'a ue
der; BE- called oil pc patriotic Than nlhf poie
siy.. t. work lor paw d>ire Nr Sl'ahrf TO nave
&c.. ,.,n ATTENDANCE clergy uni ~ reward .n i"
49, t. srycc. Having explained his views in relation ~
hn subject matter Of the resolution, Mr. CoS said he woIo
n Measure Withdraw hc resolution at the request oi his
| Rua,lukp
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D. o. MACOMBER.
SEIZURE OF STEAMER GEORGIA

The steamer Georgia. Captain Cannon carrying the Uni
led States Mall was taken possession OF Saturday BY
officer OF the revenue the alleged ground Of taking
the ship James Corner of Baltimore recently arrived from
Madeira.
The fruits claimed by the Captain OF the ship his
stores and from all learn there intention
the part o. any Of the parties concerned deaud the
toms The Georgia was permitted proceed with the mai
TO Baltimore in the evening upon the of the
Of the Bay Line Company that she should he Forthcoming
10 meet The equ:stion OF tho governmcnt-the Collector
sending Custom House officer in charge OF her.
Norfolk Argus January l3
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

BILE REPORTED
Mr.. RlyES, firm the Committee on agriculture, &c,
presented the following bills:
To amend the net passed 4,h March, 1880 incorporating
the Slate Hill and Wunu Grove Gold Mining Companies in
Louisa Counyi
Amending the act concerning the Petersburg Gas Light
Company, passed 18th Dec, l9+9
incorporating State Agricultural Society.
Mr. GCERRANT from the Committee Banks, &c,
presented the following bills
Amending an aci entitled IAN authorize the Prs,l.
dent and Directors of the Farmers Bank OF Va TO increase
the capital OF the branch Wytheylle" passed March It,
1919;
Incorporating tho Merchants and Mechanics Saving
Bank Of Norfolk City
Extending the charter Of the Merchants End Mechanics
Mr. PITTMAN, from Committee Claims, presente 1
the following bills:
For the relief Of Hugh Sane;
Refunding the Treasurer of tho Northumberland Acade
my sum Of money.
! Nj SoUTHALL, from the Committee Tor Courts Of Jus
t!cc presented report adverse 10 The petition OF Anthony
RAIDER Also, the following bills:
Legalizing the organization Of Raleigh County,
Changing The times OF holding the Circuit Courts Tor the
counties 81 Nicholas and Fayct;e
Authorizing the clerk OF Prince William convey TO NJ
chacl Kohn certain tract Of land:
Divorcng Sarah +. Wilson from he! husband John VIII
| Relating ID The liabilities OF rnroad companies,
| Amending nc. concerning the city OF Petersburg
Releasing TO Mary II. Js,don the Commonwealth right
to certain lois;
| Releasing same Vim. Hail.
On motion OF Mr.. TALlAFERRo, the Committee Of
Courts of Justice discharged from the further consider
alton Of the resolution for amending the law In regard 10
granting and renewing registers 10 free negroes TO
horize the County Courts the in all IL
ordered that be referred 10 tho Special Committee
that subject.
| EXECUTIONS or INQUIRY.
By Mr.. JEWETr-Whu further legislation Is necessary
ry Tho responsibility Of Deputy Shcs TO their
| principal. and 10 creditors
BY Mr.. SEGAR-.lmending The 18th section, title a.
chap. g. Of the Code OF Virginia.
BY Mr.. PATRlCK-Repealing or amending section Sd Of
chap. l62 Of Code.
By Mr. BOYD-Revlvng the &C. 10 incorporate the Reed
Creek Manufacturing Company in Wythe county, passed
March Is 1871.
On motion OF Mr. cox, joint resolution adopted
authorizing the Auditor send 10 the Commissioners OF the
Revenue ruled and printed forms for the books required Of.
them by law 10 be made out
PETITIONS.
The following eiitions presented and referred:
By Mr. JEWETT--Of citizens Of Jefferson recommend
ing Tie election of Henry Bedingc Judge OF the 18th
Circuit
By Nj. DESKINS-Ol Richard Ballnger.
By Mr.. DUKE or citizens Of Jefferson, asking for the
removal of system of injustice ard oppression imposed up
under the present management oi the pubc depot
of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company al
Charlesown.
BY Mr.. SOUTHALL-Of citizens Of James City, remon-
strang against any change in the appointment and tenure
of office of the directors OF the Eastern Lunaiic Asylum
On motion OF Mr. CRAIG the House adjourned.
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nIcMNnSn. IAx Il le,l

EIcnNoNp, JAS. Is, 1871.
Gent Fren Having received the enclosed t,aterinr
invita- the citizens Of Richmond togethe. with The
Governor members Of the vcnton and the Legislature
1t will give great pleasure comply with request
therein contained shall be able obtain suit
gsle room for the purpose
Yours, &C. D. o. MacOMPER
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In article e Saturday las, n relation the unortu.
nate suicide of Mr.. VIM Sharpe, stated that
signed domestic cnhappness the of the deed This
Mr. Sharp has laborcd for soms time under
temporary insanity and when in this of mind has
threatened to take his life We pleased say r. The
bes, authority that since his marriage he has expressed him
SELF when sane, as being most unquulfcdiy happy
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THE WRECK OF THE TORONTO

CHAnLEsIOHi JAN IU
The Brig vandaa from New Orleans, has arrived al hl1
port having board tho Officers crew ana yamo
The ship Toronto which yesst' VAS 'oh''y '' vi '"''
niIla Reef on Thursday january III ..,.,
The sufferers had been the wreck forty hours when
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DIAsOI.IcIOs

'ANiE coar.asr'Hr heretofore uaier the Gtin
q Vim u Cosby 90 Is thus y 'csrivci By mutIa
Elmer partner cla -e the 1T the iquiatr
all ~ Nj . C"s5y, l,nr.g tsn:. authorized 10
NJ ehts due ne eoncesn. All pe:soas indebted
rr'iuested 81 settle ;hell sccoGl5, WM II COSBY
JNO. ~ MARSi...-
Lindsay Depot, Abe marie county J.n l;-cwtw
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The Reform Convention in session but short time
yesterday. The question Of printing the Official OF
the proceedings and debates recommed TO the com.
mittae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-14

Chief Justice fancy has been unanimously elected Chan
ceor of the Smithsonian institution succeed Vice Pre-
sident Fillmore. the late Chancellor.
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SUDDEN DEATH-ArrEMPTED SUICIDE,


Mr. Addison Gilmore, of the firm of Blake 4 Ward, died
suddenly bail last evening Waterloo Of disease Of the
heart.
Mr.. John T. Low retired merchant, of ample means.
threw himself from wharf Erst Boston yesterday He
remained in the Tor twenty minutes, when he was
picked up In senseess condition.
Mr. L1w has been aborIn. under depression ofsps for
several months past
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ANnrAEE DAY LOST


/, was hoped at time that, us the ooh'en"o" "a'
session TO arrange the organic law, the present sess "
Legislature would be comparatively 4 short one - '
osla,ivc proceedings of Yesterday arc 10 DC any s wv
session may lie prolonged 10 indefinite length.
last wa. fixed on for the election OF Juese "
Judge Douglass in the Jefferson Circuit In consequence "
the tedious balo;ings for three Brgad'er Generals e
order for the election Of Judge postponed nn
day After much discussion occasionally spcy) una ''"'
balo;inc. the two Houses adjourned without arriving "
any conclusion Consequently, the Join; order s 0i'" "
and another day will have to be fixed The ballots VIII Spea"
for themselves ana make no comments II WI" y
thai on the fourth ballot Mr. Parker wanted only '"0
to elect him. ,
Mr. Mass!e of Clarke nominated Mr.. Richard laiAe. WIZ
was sustained BY Mcssrs Boswell Of Page, Cfds q A'
gomery, and Johnson Of Taylor ..,o,.
Mr. John Randolph Tucker was nominated by '' D'oou
of Culpeper and sustained BY Mr. foufhos u ''"''
Edward.
Mr.. Wall of Frederick nominated Mr.. Robert Conao
who was supported BY Mr.. Darlington OF Louooon.
We trust that the Legislature will act promptly IN The
matter make the election OF judge anu turn Their a'ten
ton TO matters which demand their most serious attention
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Ex-senator John Henderson ia Ills trial for tho
L. S. Circuit Court New Orleans The charge Of being
engaged in the Cuba expedition. The Court oyoued his
objection tho licgality of the appearance of Mr. Bena.
min assistant prosecutor. AZ the last accounts the
renire exhausted and only six uroEs ohtained.
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,orfolk Argus, January Is

r1AAHeecEG, JAS. w.
The Whg members Of the Legislature me, in caucus last
night, and nominated Gsy w. F. Johnston, for L. States
Senator
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7, a,,s,rs from the report Of the Committee Of Finance,
poe No that this revenue for the year ending the 30h
@. Sepember next with the balance In the State treasury
a, the beginning Of the fiscal year. will amount 70 sVa-''
S. That the expenses of Government will bs Tor the year
SS0390l 0i-p.obsble deficiency 10 meet expenses
s25li35 10.
Thus i, appears tina, reputation will be inevitable unless
The taxes be increased subjects be ered upon
sufficient make up this deficiency The Southern gh's
Society propose reduction OF per cent on the
pessn, subjects of taxation and tina, discriminating tax
be levied upon Northern imports and productions as we uh
dersand their proceedings The question: however must
fairly come up and decided by tho Legislature whether
the taxes shall be raised upon the present taxable SUBJECTS
or whether new shall be introduced Tho proposition
for imposing discriminating tax against the Northern
States having been made by the Governor and urged oy
The Southern Rights Society," and many OF the presses IN
1hs State if the Legislature should quietly sit down and
pass law increase the taxes on the old SUBJECTS Without
touching Northern goods nigh, be construed into nothing
rise than Legislative expression of preference TO protect
and paronize Northern shipping and manufacturing In
terests those OF our
do think any Virgnian can longer debate TINS
question in his mind What tax down our ands ne
g7ocs horses and everything we have, TO aid protect anu
encourage yankee shipping and manufacturing III compe'
hon with our own czeusl Nothing could be more en-
couragng to the insoent and awless aboons's oil the
North. The time has when men vi al! parties IN
Virginia must look protection of the interests OF the
State; and they be judged accordingly wise pocy
should be adopted and calculated to produce ene
Ky and activity every department of industry among u.s.
lie, our shipping and azans have all the bene-
At of protection which udicous system of taxation upon
the imports aud productions OF the abolition States brought
here will give them We shall pay taxes; and yet
render benefit 10 our feowciizens instead OF bur
ening them for the benefit of enemies. The more we
cunbe the lands and other permanent subjects OF taxa
ZION with evles and the Northern goods we bring in
without taxation unquesionaby the wa Cypress the
p Or and the producing classes.
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MA RUIED.

MA.siCo Fiwaei the .lh Instant by Reverend aurrw
Fisher MI MOLINE Of ,hs la,. Dr. David McCaw
70 JOHN LAY, Esq, all u Powhaan county
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[TsIec,aphe! for tie Richmond Enquirer !

BAL.IMohE, JAN l3
FLorRWe sales to-day % iJu barrels Howard street
i, ). So nothing doing in City Mills brands
WnEAr-TheFc very i;tlc "hea, on hand here, ani VI
note sales OF good red to-day ST. and Of White sl05
CoRS-Saos OF White Is d: cents per busc Yellow 60
I'll cents.
WnrsKEy-25 cents per gaicn n barrels.
CAr7Lr.he o,i.Iing the sales o-d.y vas about SIS
head; OF these lots divided OIL The balance sold Ut
prices ranging from 50 per rwt. the hoolequal 10
81 5o-aye!ayirg s..
Ho.s-Saes Of from s. - to ) - per ext.
lTc.egIap!ei Tor The Richmond Enquirerl
NEW YORK MARKETS Jan r.
No change il The MtAc;s l. Cay III Sai~tly prces ~
ling to-day. -
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POLITICAL MATTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

The election for Governor and Lieut. Governor Of Massa
chuse,s hls resulted in The choice Of George s. Boutw ell
Democrat 10 the former office and Henry W. Cushman, F.
S. - the later.
T.ere 81 thrown Of which Mr. Boutwell, rccei-
vel all but two Mr. Cushman ell but five. The rest were
blanks.
The House have rc.cnded the order elect United States
Senator to-day and assigned Tuesday next, n half past H.
for that purpose,
Ate, the House mad chosen the candidate for Governor yes
orday they spent the remainder Of the day IN hard fighting
proposition OF the free sosrs into Tie choice Of
United States Senator to-day the wings and Union demo
Gratis opposing H. There chance that Mr.
Sumner sill be elected The wings held yesterday
afternoon
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u
John Bolt, who was 10 jail charge Of beating lady
30 severely as nearly cause her DEATH committed suicide
BY hanging himself last evening
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BosroS, Jas. Ii, T. VI,

BosToN, JaS. II, +. ",
The bargain between the Locoiocoa and Free Sellers
carried into cec, today by tine Legislature. VI Boutwell,
Dem was elected Governor and Mr. eastman free Soil.
e) .iS,enan, Governor. rhus has the Bay State been
placed in falls. and degrading position b. the "unholy al
lj,,.
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MONDAY, JAsrAuY l3, 1851.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Alter the transaction Of the usual morning business the
joint order having for lis object the election Of Judge for
the 18th Circuit, taken up.
Mr.. MASSEY of Clark and Warren nominated Mr..
Richard Parker which seconded by Mr.. RUSSELL.
Mr. BARBOUR pu, in nomination Mr. John Randolph
Tucker who sustained by 3ir. FiOURNOi
air WALL nominated Robert \. Conrad, which
conded BY Mr. CARRINGTON OF Loudoun
The roll was called and the lon, resulted follows:
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now Scott paper at Washington, It Is said Is 10 Be got
ten under the auspices of Mr. Holiness the Taylor Demo-
cratic member OF Congress from Charleston.
GEN. QUITMAN-THE CUBAN INVADING CASE.
WASHINGTON, JAS. IL.
Ocial intelligence has been received by President Fill
more from New Orleans that Judge Gholson will issue
warvan; for ho of Gen. Quitnan stands charg
ed with being connected with the late CIban expedition.
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SENATOR FOR MISSOURI, At.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, JAN ~.
The Eenonians have nominated Col Lemon iol me-
Sales Senator The vote was for Benton 81; Ster!n.
prcr . The meeting was held with open doors, and reso
u,ions were adopted not TO for Wing under any CIT
cums,ance and 10 sustain the nominee until the ptese
Legislature ceases 10 exist -, ,;,,,
The Anti Bentonians OF the Legislature nave hona'e'
Hon James s. Greene as good candidate Tor !. D. ocna
Tor The Ben,onians have determined 10 SUCK 70 bchof
TO The last There are prospects o. row III c 10
ua 10 NIGH, between the Benton AMI ntl'Benlon parties
both having called meeting the same tino ana place
The police lave been ordered 10 DC on mana IN casc u u
cues.
JEFFERSON C.y. Jan. l0.-Sxteen baIionnss nave ID
ken place for United States Senator all WIZ ''o e,
result Geyer 35 Benton 81 Green 80; absent ana scA
ELECTION OF BRIGHT As L. ). SENATOR
LOUISVILLE Jan. H. 7. M.-Jessc d. Brsht mas oeen
elected L. S. Senator irotu Indiana on the Irsi ballot.
NCLLIFICATlON-The Pennsylvania, paper oil sren'
influence in the Key Stone State, and deservecy 90 ca'
upon The Legislature just convened 10 repeal "lhout u'
delay the unconstitutional provisions oil the Ia"
o. ISL which prohibits action the part OF the Judges
Justices and Alderman Pennsylvania in obedience TO the
reGusition OF the Of Congress OF 1888 entitled An ac.
fcsrectinr fuCves from Justice and persons escaping from
tho service OF their masters also protects fugitive slaves
from seizure b. their masters authorizes the Issue o the wt
OF abcas Corpus in The Of arrest q! fugitive from
labor and prohibits such the OF the Ias or phi
SONS the Commonwealth.
As we have before remarked New York has similar
lion of honor patriotism ana duty remove II soon rs
possible For several years past have been legslang
for negroes; is ::lc now 10 take care OF The country
IN Y Jjurn1L o Commerce,
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CALLED conservation Richmond ROYAL Arch ,,,vt,,
N CHAPTER. NJ g. VIII ne HELD ,ls evsaag the
Masoa's Hal Al t O'Clock -&EsI
companions IN god standing invited
% aucn! Il: order Of he ist Pr.es..
Jan H. 4. X 4 VI a y ISL. y SfADE.
NEGROES FOR UII:E,-Me,.W Women anil Hovs--an,on.
tyn god Car St.-I BACK
house BOY. Loa:e G.!i.. -. LEwlS HlI.
Ian. Is 49,,
TCI<'> OFFICE, CORNER or MAIN AND l.Tn SIS
L. Ric.non, Virginia
s.. Also Dollar Lottery or s7O, Tic.ea 81.
Drawing OF Pa'apscc. Class &C.
g Is x e is O. Il 6 IS }. y 8; J q.
Whole l. IT, $780, sold and paid BY LUCK Jan. II
NAILs-luoo eg-virsina manufactured sale by
~ Jan 8 EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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HIAyDS wASTED.-The subscriber wshS, % hire. for the
II present year ONE HUNDRED ABLE BODIED SECRo
jan il-cow is b 1INSIEY. Agent
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CORRESPONDENCE.

RcHAoNp, Jan. TO- ISL
Nh. MAcoMpER Our attention has been drawn 10 Boy
Gfs Illustration # Shakspea-e which you Offering
the citizens of Richmond That work Is of grea, nagn
tude and of worldwide character and inic.cst.
lecture upon The works Of Shakespeare would be inter
esng upon which occasion, explanations might
pany an exhibition of the plates and engrayngs having
thereby tendency TO npart Interesting instruction 10
auditory, ond prove satisfactory 10 yourself.
II would give much satisfaction well as many others
If yon will consent 10 deliver lecture, such lime
place YOU may be pleased designate connection w.
The exhibition herein referred 10.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sgn.
WAan.SeroS, Jas.

TIE MASSACHUSETTS COKRCPTION
There i slip between The cup and the lip. and
may be lIr. Sumner will experience Tie Tie
adae The bargain and sale by which lie is 10 be returned
TO the United States Senate s yet consrmmated ana
there still hope LEFT that there enough honrs in the
Massachusetts Legislature tho will suffer themselves
be corrupted sacrifice the reputation Of tile State BY be-
coming accomplcc such shameful piece OF corruption.
will not believe tia, Summer is about 10 be elected 10 the
United States Sena,e Till The figures put down. hope
be,,o! things vi old Massachusetts
THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA SMUGGLING CASE
BosToS, Jan. H. 1851.
The goods which were seized Yesterday on board the
Na.ara belonged German Jews OF this city. The
steamer will DOUBTLESS ea usual her regular day she
has been hellrd By the authorities, nor is II likely she
will be- u her officers being cxcn pated from The transaction