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C,angnsfss : Kassssl Ssa Esotsts Resalafi7gs1
--Ffesi4ent's Msssa gev-tSrns Brolssass
/ Hdskl-Naf IhcafTe, des Dr.
WAsH1N0T3S. psc. shs 1881.
M. EDsvox:-ons .reek of tie hfst sessioa Of
she Thffsy.sscoad Congress Is aumhsFed wi;h Ehe
past andi acts recorded by thefaiiGul PER- 81 His
lurY- JAdging from xIhas has transpired during
that tme Ills Ssssd lids faif so kav rs fall SHARE
ofthe laeA intsFsssiae debates
Noo.hrr item os news scarcely fstalkea ofcKceFs
he arrival RI n Ksssnth Il View Tesg Tae
sTsa, Ma yaf bits fsiq 10 be The iis+ OF the s.asn
The noFisern papers ara lccmirg v IT'D tie accounts
ef has lahdiagi reception Sc, sc. HIS speeches
are ehar4ets1islie IF he msn. - far as orr krowi
edge ofIihiln extends They abound in The most
feeilsg Impressions Of attachment tohis dowair1d
den and oppressed country ard The deepes; EeliEgs
fgratiiHe 10 be citizsns ofhe United States. for
The magIiheet, reception he has received !, their
hands kcssaih was foFmeriy anaditor. Perhaps
No other Kuighs Of the Tripod ever received snch
Aonors New and lien enc Of he fraternity. Is ia
his iastahce arrives oa the arpsr ROUND Of flames
Ladder Ii IS though, hat the great HeFa will If
rier heresome lime duripg next week. 4 inagnii.
cent PROCESSION viii he lad on HAL oeeasien.
You with see thai Mr. Fsole las Withdrawn lis
Resplalisns Of reception Ia ee1se qlesce Of HE
position at certain gentlemen ia the Senate, who
hold the most enlarged opinions With regard 10 Tie
extension Of The area az liberty.
The Presidents Message IS probabiy as popular
. doeumfni as has ever emaEaled from The Execu-
tveo th8 nation. Its iFuly or The Pres
ileai Of tae Union and Tot The decress OF parry
head EFery topic is discussed % fnably and n
tdepsndeuR tore, asking NJ fAEars and shrinking
from 10 Responsibilities
Il will lesees that Mr. Fillmore still regards the
Compromise Law flaal settlement Of tbe dam
gerous aaki exciting subject Of Slavery, and ex-
presses hit determination 10 adhere thereto.
Ia The Senate Today the galleries and Hobbies
ware crow led 10 hear MIR Foote'S speech on his
resolution declaring tile Compromise Acts de4i-
mite sellsment OF the slavery question IJe az
dressed tll9 Senate ID qase a lengthy afgumap, ia
support oii. Mr. Butier of 5, G. replied, denoHa-
cling the fBsDln,ion as uaeaIled frr, unnecessary,
and anwike Mr.. Fooie spoke again, going over
the vholskutjecl il crseas9.
Tn rss4luti2n is generally regarded as out Of
Place iaaKnnch as it contributes to Tie agatonof
the snbsct which it is evilsrify ipteaded toaci as
'aqnetus Upon.
II Mr.. UnHerwood pSesenled petitions praying that
no more Ghaplains b. employed in tie public SER
vice. vfHiy This is a progressive are. We are
al Eehnsalo1s ahead Of ailoiher nations. Il viii
te a long tm2 before such prayer j. granted ~
Congress-
tine wak o. the Monum :nt is suspended for Tie !.
season, ii having attained q he'll I'll, Of oue Hundred
and fur Etct f
BfPTn$ Hotel Is finished and furnished in tho
mosikpedtiid nanner, forming quite an addition i
The lb9ks 3E Pennsylvania Avenue. Il wilfaceom-
moiae fHf hnndred and fifty persons.
Pie NHiioaa Theatre will lie completed this
week, aud will be opened under lhe/apsi favorable
auspices.
Tile eiiH /, crowded With strangers, and really
presents qHite aIgay appearance.
Politicians arg looking forward 10 The result OF
the NifsiAia elections with anxious hearts The
wires intuFm 81 that Summers j. running ahead
OF lii. conlpetEor in Richmond and Norfolk
Yours, &c JUNIOR