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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA
The Christinna Trcason Trtais
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune
PHLADsLPHIA. SATURDAY.. Nov -. tsJ
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

FOURTH DAY. CONCLUDED.
Mrs Stevens sad from the course OF defcnss Il 10
that the prisoners should be brought s1r
that the witness IDENTIFY them. Re n the Prrciea
witness fr the Vnued STATES snd k before tea tnef
Of them want that ne shall now from his pre- ssnt
Ttco lection noDt who smHns them there thM 4
may show thai all the sitSess has SWORN fsiss
hope ihesefsrs. shat they ~ill be vtefed atO Court
DsI.ct Attorney Ashsneat SAID he hal Ob eoNoa 10
have them Court but the s,teg collateral issue
Ii they should be seat for now they would Tot be AHA
hsve them In Cont before the hour OF adjournment
Dir SteVenS-lt Is a collateral II war has oedo
declared, we must see the ssdiesS.
Judge GrerGo on with the Neet part n the cross CT
smnsiiou and necessary seRd for the prisoners
n another time
Joseph the prisoner, subjected
Characterization as 10 has passage cn Phil
AIDE ps 20 Chsstana and through q iateuediste places
backward and osw ard. and particularly Go his VISIT -
DownngtoWn 90 look tor Ages HIS Cd sct IN goas 10 the
Gap also closely scru xed and hs for passing
the fsst house which sad OF the slaves re-
SIDED The persons wha the house II Parker, Walls
witness continued a. required ~ be ssysrxy
described but this particular the witness spoke geneT
ally except q the he 60 the house tbs
each the prison witnesss Stea-
ton bus he could describe them by any fUAe<
than he had previously done
Judge C,lsT asked Mr. Stevens L hs desired Asbess
c0rprSed fcsfcaRdS 10 - such colcred
AS he should name
SIR Stevens replied that he did
District Attorney Ashmead waaiel u know why the
white sisoners Lewis aud Scarlet, not 10 be Tor
Ouers.
Dir Stevens thought that the Counsel for the United
als~ he'd permit the Counsel for the prisoners
say who they wanted Court Tor the purpose OF r-oos
tioR.
The Clerk was dir. cted 20 draw ap ths wut
Mr. Minis and John Jegk ms called 10 DO ~
officers 10 take charge NJ the JHry
The Couh then Adjourned uatil thus mosnng q 10 'cbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
NETWORK.


UREA, Saturday, Nov. 29, 1851.
Governor Hunt informed the Committee on behalf
Of circuit condemned to be hung for arson, that he
would give sn answer to Their appeal for c0Inmu-
tstjon OF sentence IN two days He stated that he
would hike TO commute, but he did not see no" ne
could
A Grand Scribe Of the Sons OF Temperance OF
Western New-YOrk has issued an address 10 Inc
RechabiteS Of this STATE TO meet them in COnven-
ton a. Albany, fourth week in January, to urge the
LEGISLATURE TO pass law Ike the one passed in the
state of Maine against the liquor traffic.
The canal boat City OF Utica, owned by Culver &
Co of this city and loaded with merchandise for
the west has been sunk al Dumbarton, forty miles
west Of this city.
There is considerable ice in the Black River and
CheDaneo Canal The Ere Canal al tins place IS
clear and the weather warmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

MoviNs p,crvRE or THE WORLDS FAIR.
w had heard Mr. Bainum, whom nothing seems
20 oaoht had sent artists u London, 10 cdtch
Mhs likeness OF the Crystal Palace, ootn INSIDE ana
oul' ana We noticed, some time ago, In an Eagiish
paper, warm account of The enterprise Bnt, last
Sahroay evening. We had the pleasure OF witness
me panorama Itself, which u now hAlSheu, ana
VII DC open tot exhibition to-day, a. StoPpaM nan
- sss cost they say, upward " >3O,oVV Dut VIC
SaNi DC much mistaken Il u do nor prove the most
opaar thing Of the kind vet placed before the puo,
NC. IL embodies the whole of iae Worlds Far, and
lis contents, ION the highes; article 10 the least
NC AMERICAN goods no; excepted, Some Oh the
,Nws are especially admirable, and the waoIe are
sAaemeiy interesting. Mr.. Hail who Illustrates Ine
sSsus Is remarkably easy, Aueni and agree aoe' a,o
ssos much TO the general attraction. Inc yach'
sMenca. IN her famous race, forms part OF the PIC
'"e-an imposing addition.
NiBLo s.-The grand piece OF NAHUM,
produced at cost of thousands OF dollars and placed
3. we stage in the usual excellent s.yie OF me
cs'es Is acted tonight. Ne stranger ieaVes tae
y Without visiting Nbl0's tls the most TscHsrehs
oSsoAshment IA this or any other country the goou
'oef and cleanliness OF al around Will ever render
"s0es'rable place Of resort.
advertisement l-Daguerreotype Mlnla-
aes and Portraits equal 20 those 10 be seen AZ me
assnce TO Root Co.'s Gallery, No. 3oS Broad
sy are taken for visitors at all hours, from TO 3
s, aoct csy, a, prices low really good pictures
eaa be made.
advertisement. The Mount Wash
as'on Collegiate Institute No 2ls Fourth. ST., cor
.ef Oh McDoueal-c0mmeDce the Second Term OF
- Ninth school-year this morning The large
ssS11on stected by the Principals (Messs. Clarke
,s A1 fanningl being now complete, the whole
's''ishneat As open for the use Of its pupils
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NIarkets-Keported 1y Tsitgrop4


The sales Of CorroN TINS week nave Deeh larger
than those of last but only for immediate consump-
hon. Fair New. Orleans and Mobile at 10. a lOtc
Fair Uplands 9.dl0c. Mddling Fair, side3c'
PRINTING CIorns-The demand continues actiVe'
and prices MN. with very high, stock the sales
Of tie week have been - 500 pieces, 90 Dy "a, al
&c WocL-There has been less inquiry for tleece
the past weet-sa les of pulled are larger The FOL
towing are the sales Fleece, 5nVio is, rom
ria{ic The heaviest sales were s.42c and 4ic,
Pulled, so. $50 Ms, at from q a &c., the heaviest
sales At SSa Sec Foreign 2,?Qi s., at 2sc-Iotal
saes OF the week, 72016 rs
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Another Version of the Opposition Caucus.

The Opposition Caucus indicates stormy
commencement of the Session and protracted
Struggle fOr officers. There was no harmony,
and large number of members left before the
,omna,ions, declining TO take any part in them.
A difficulty occurred in the early part of the
meeting Oh account of portion Of the members
wishing TO make the Compromise the basis of
A final settlement of the Slavery question and
the platform of the party-which the majority re-
fused 10 10. The nominations were strongly OPP
posed hy those present.
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" Among the arrivals. Yesterday. At ths

" Among the arrivals, yesterday. At tho
LIVING House, .r notice Hon 5 p. CHASE, Cta-
cir ,,r Won. n Norris. New. Hampshire Thos. o
lsrhin. ESQ California Hon. i. q Reed, Vermont
Major Tochm an. Washington. LIes,. HAYES, u SA /.
Or. Smith U. :. A
Adyertisement. l-CLOsISG SALr.-'fhe
store formerly occupies by Barker, No 20 Grand
:, Will be reoptnSd THIS uogung, Dee LIST. when tss
whole stock will be offered a. stlll lower prices
Those wishing 10 purchase silks sha~ls, WIDE vel
vets. fannes. blankets, delAnes, or any kind u
scasonablc dry goods, wall end greater Bargains
than ever before offered
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Brig and Grain Sunk in Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Nov. 30, 1851.
dispatch from Detroit intoYms US that the brig
Blossom with 900 bushels of corn, has been nun
into by The steamer Niagara, and sunk immediately
The hands were saved.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fatal Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Saturday, Nov. 90, 1881.
car standing on a sidelmg at the Cove Station,
eleven miles above Harrisburg, was blown on the
track so that the down train last evening came IN
contact with It, upsettne the engine, killing me hre-
man. anG badly pJurlng the engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
THE PLAINS.
Distressing News from the Far West.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Nov. %, 1851.
Accounts from independence confirm the account
the loss of l5 mules belonging 10 the Government
uan, while route TO the States. Sixty miles be-
POND Council Grove, one man was frozen 10 oeatn
The cause of the sad disaster was an immense faii
Of seet and rain.
The Santa Fe mail was hourly expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
KENTUCKY.
Sfeanlhnai Sunk

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Saturday, Nov. %, 1851.
The steamer Molly Garth, bound for Florence, TO
Gently came into collision with the steamer Pontiac
near Owensbure, and sunk No lives were lost
The boa, will be raised but the cargo is lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The South Carolina Legislature, &c

CHARLESTON Friday, Nov 2s 1851
bill is before the Legislature OF this State, which
proposes TO prevent the citizens of the various States
n which the action of the Fugitive Slave Law has
been obsuucted, from using the Courts of South
Carolina to collect debts.
The Union patty IN Savannah have nominated Dr.
Arnold as their candidate for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Gale OH Lake Erie-Western Produce.

DJNElRK, SatuTuay, NOV ", IoJI'
We had perfect gale yesterday, but 1t has mod
Grated today and the boats are running their Tegu-
lar trips.
ThousaY ds of live hogs are coming in here for
uanshipment TO the East, and tens of thousands of
barrels OF flour are stored waiting their turn for ship
meQt
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National Convention.

BALTIMORE, Nov 30 1881
The Union and anti Union Democrats of Missls-
sippi have called separate Conventions to apPoin'
Delegates to the National Convention.
Senator's Rusk and Houston have arrived at New
Orleans
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LATEST NEWS,
pv Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
...t,.rn 7..eq,sp. 0ee eoraer Raor.r AID B,Irer 81
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
o,.e.;tion Caucus and Nominations for OH
GERS of the House.


VI" GERS OF the House.
WAsHiN0ToN, Nov. 30, 1851.
The Opposition Caucus assembled at u
..oek last evening. William A. Richardson,
usul. was chosen Chairman, and Richard H.
Stanton, of Ky, and Willard p. Hail. of Nd,
sec,e,aries. The following gentlemen were
nominated
Pa, speakes-Iinn Bod. OF Kentucky.
ror Cierk-JObn w Fofney, Of Pennsylvania.
FOR Sergeant 1T. Arns-Adam J. GlossHenner, OF
Pennsylvania.
For Postmaster-Mr. Johnson, Of Virginia.
For Door Keeper-Mr. McKnew, ID. c.
fGlosshrepner and Johnson are the present Ohcers
Of the House.)
The nominations were all made on the first
ballot. The vote for Boyd (Speaker) was about
two.thirds Of the whole Caucus. For CLERK
fomey had ~, and Young 10. Subsequently all
The nominations were ratified unanimously.
The best feeling prevailed during the eau
Gus, which met and separated in unusual har
nony.
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MISSISSIPPI.


The CONVENTION and the thIUH.
JACKSON, Friday, Nov. 2s, 1851.
The Mississippi Convention has adopted the reso'
lutions reported by the Committee OF Thirteen, to
abide by the Union as it IS and by the Constitution
without any amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Vote Of tie City.

lcsTP5sd for Tn, Tr,bsn> from Returns m tbs County
Clerks Ofccl
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CIVIL JUsrIcE
POLICE JUsTIcE.
POLICE JySTIcE.
CIyiLJuSrIoE
CITY ITEMS.

20 Both Boards of the Common Coun-
Gil will meet at 5 p. NJ, to-day.
n Don Pasquale will be given Tonight
at the Opera House, with Marini as the Don, and
Bosio as Norma We have not space nor is 4 nee.
essary to speak in advance of the performance a
full house will undoubtedly reward the enterprise Of
the manager.
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Police JCsrIcy
Wing. Opp.
Welsh, 90 DO Tor Green, 90'
PoLIcE JUSTICE
Wood, 20 90. Tor Anderson, TT
CIVIL JUsrIcg.
PoLIcE JUSTIos.

PoLIcE JUSTIcR CVrI JUsrIcE.
Wing Wing Opp Wing Wing Opp.
Vds B.kiey Bush Deane Boeart Gridey Mech Straa.
VIII TOO -, 2il. 53l. .-l244 962.. ..57a-.--l2s9
H.. sic 6;5 lS2- 1895 so. -ll55-. 1900
Total .IIsi. .9i6 S63 1869 las .l727 1891
Bogart over Blaakely, Loss straian over Grldley
s43
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Oppo.,tior IN Roman-vhigs m Hslics-Indepeneents IN
snail CIPs g. Free Soil L., Union S K, South
srn Rights Ind independent. -,
Men ben OF the last Congress. Se2s confessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

BENEFIT TO SIGNoRA NovELLI. Max
Maretzek and the artists of his company will present
tomorrow night the most successful Opera Of the
season-Maria di Rohan-for the benefit of SignoFa
Novelli who is anxious to return with her children
20 Italy The petite Adena Patti will sing the Echo
Song and signora Bosio will sing several aras from
choice operas. The advertisement will be found In
thax coIup1p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Senator FoOte resigns his seat in January 1882 to
the Guheatoral Chair of Mississippi 10 which
ton he has been elected by the Union party
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
For the Blue Hens Chicken.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

MR. FRANCIS VINCENT I'm your last paper
l see notice that is petition was circslstsd
" p,tefeh' steamboat excursions on Sunday,
why any individual who has the least xe-
gard 10 The health or rights of the communitv.
shouio GET up such petition sm al loss 10
oe'ermine No man is forced TO 40 on tbese
excursions, it would be wrong TO do 80, neither
is ne forced to 60 to church, for that would be
wrong loo' Let each citizen employ the day
OF resi-, as suits him est. If he wishes TO leave
me hot and sitting brick walls Of the civ, and
sahe an excursion and enjoy the river breexe.
let him do so l-if he wishes 10 emnlov bis
time In listening to The discourses of he min.
is'efs' let him do 500 Neither law nor ordi-
nance should present one or the other. Let The
man VINO goes to church be satisfied, that bs
mas iioerty OF conscience, to build any kind of
church, and worship God in any manner. he
may choose, but let him at the same time rae
oileci That those rights, protected as thew arc
ouy tue law, We're purchased with much suffer-
ing and blood, and let him not exceed his right
IN attempting either to make another man no 10
ms OF any other church, or confine them With
IN she DITCH walls Of city, by destroying the
means OF egress, an ingress.
Sunday, according to the law. as I pnds,.
stand il, is day of rest, and we NAV saw ae
recreation. Ii is the only day the poor man
mas 70 see his friends, to worship his God. or
make an excursion to the country for his health
ana no means should be used 10 confne him
wlsnlh me walls Of city, by stopping tbs
steamboats,, the cheapest anil most nlasuant
means by which he can reach The surrounding
country. II may be all very we'll for men xvbns
are wealthy enough 10 keep their own horses
and carriages, and ride both Sunday and wsek.
icy to speak against excursions on SUNDAY. A.,
my day left 10 large majority of our me-
e"ah'es and business men-let Them do so :
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
s4a,s0l,aT

S43,5Ul,21
Orders were directed 10 be drawn lopay bills
&C.. for s643,9s.
The following Petitions were read and refer
red 10 appropriate Committees TO wit
!. From Drs. A. II. Grimshaw and r. f.
johnson for The Office of vaccine Physicians,
p For Curbing and Paving Washington ST..
on The East side from Sd to 9Th Streets.
B. From lohn Montgomery asking for re-
pair 10 he made IN The Bank at the Culyert al
second and Monroe streets.
a. For grading West between 7th and 9Th
streets.
8. For double Tagged Crossings at French,
and 9th Streets
o. For opening Robinson street from Church
to Spruce street, and Spruce from Robinson on
to Third street.
D. For Guiiering Fast side of Lombard from
4lh to 9Th streets and Flaggng in Lombard
south side of 9Th street.
&. From Robert Smith that Dog Tax M
81 90 might he refunded.
Dr.. Barsluw from the Board of Health an
peared and laid before the Council the desire
OF The Board Of Health in regard to amending
Tue Ordinances relative TO The Nuisances in re-
lalion to weicellars &C.. referred to select com.
mitee.
Or. Thomson introduced an ordinance for the
nsrpSsc Of raising The salary of the Mayor
which received two several srrauinps. as md
also Bill inroducedhy the same gentleman
iar me purpose Of making il The duty OF the
CLERK OF Council to render in the month Of
May IN each and every year statement of the.
pnDie properly rents, issues, and profits thereof.
a Communication from Jonas =. Fairlamb,
ooIecling TO and condemning the Plan of viii.
minglon, drawn by George Read Riddle Civil
Engineer, accepted by the late Legislature. was.
read and referred to Messrs. Rice, Turner and
McClung.
1t was on motion Resolved that the commit
zee on Public Lamps advertise for proposals 10
lurolsh Camphne for the coming YEAR
on motion Of John Rice 10 appropriate slO0
Tor celebrating the 4ih OF July Ii was decided
mat such appropriation shoud be made from
me citizens BY voluntary subscription.
On motion Aquila rriichard was appointed
the Collector Of Public Rents for The current
year. "e S"''s"'
communication ras read from his Honor
lhe Mayor stating that he had fined the Della
ware and Washington Fire Cnmpauies $40.
each for Breach of Ordinance relaiinp 10 In.
Fire Departments.
M Receipts were read as follows;
ihomas Hawkins for Fines paid since
NJ issi meeting, sss,oi
r. Pe m, ~, 100
from c'y Collector for Taxes 1850,
1851 I5a2,4i
- -
Total mount receivedby Treasurer lds.
S.B. Clark, st.s4sax
Coun, I'll adjourned,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
For the Blue Hens Chicken.

NJ. M, Newport Jure 1854
MI; Ed Sir noticed in our uaper of
last Frida =, that the principal Dry Good Dealers
oil your city, have entered into An aoreemsnt.
70 cloae their ct ores at o'clock, on and amer
MONDAY, Jun, end 1881 with some TWO or
;m ,tee exceptions you will oblige me much by
,,no me through Your next, who II oss
visit 10 Wilmington i viii Lnasw - ~ asN'
purchase my goods 8. =, -
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

Franklin Ealing Hou,e--Nrs VIM. t Jean.
iell, has now got his refractory in ull operation
is OF the best--iongues, turtle sonp,
Of sters nc. We advise all our citizens 10 give
him call, as they cannot fail to receive feast
lit for an epicure. rh
PRocEnpIses Of rHE Cry CouScII--Jnne
l7th, is5I.-The following reports were read
and adopted, viz:
l. Prom COMMITTEES on Public Bull dngs that
the Standard Weights aud Measures would be
sold at public auction on Saturday next.
.. From Street Committee adverse 10 open
ing Robinson street 10 the Christiana river
3. From Committee on Public Buildings in
favor Of granting Mr. Perry Augustus, 10 move
his Frame House to back Street. Gan ordi-
nance read twice for The purpose Of giving
him power so to do.)
A. The following report of The Finance Com
miuee on settlement with the late City Trcasu-
rer was read asd approved 10 wits
D.b I.,-
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

An intelligent youth as an apprentice to the
printing business. One with good education
from the country preferred. Apply at this Of
See.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
FOR A CONVENTION.

Post Once Printing given to the Blue
Ionsx Chtckent because IL has the LARGEST
CIRCULATION Of amy paper in Delaware.
Advertisers md others re IN niber this. We
are continually Increasing
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALrFAr.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

oNL WEEh LATER kROM EUROPE.
The Cunard mail steamer Niagara reached Ha-
lfax on Tuesday evening, at o'clock, and probably
reached Boston on Thursday morning about the
same hour. She left Liverpool on the 10Th. The
Niagara brought seven passengers for Halifax, and
forty-one for ,he United States.
The United States mail steamer Franklin, which
left New York at noon Of the 9th instant, with a
strong head wind. arrived at Cowes at 8 p. M. on
the 18th.
The United States steamer Arctic. which left
New York on the I'd, arrived at Liverpool on the
18th, at p. M.
The steamship City Of Glasgow left Liverpool
for Philadelphia on the 10Th ultimo with large
freight and 100 passengers, among whom is the
Hon Mr.. CLEMSON, United States Representative
to Belgium.
The news, as communicated by telegraph.
amounts to nothing, the debate upon and defeat Of
Mr.. D'Esraeli's motion having been reported in full
by the last steamer The remainder may be thus
summed up. Parliament had taken its Easter re-
cess-to re-assemble on the 26th. The Queen will
open the Worlds Fairin state. The overland mail
had arrived, without important news. Freighis
were taken at Canton at 9l los, with prospect
of decline. Late accounts from the Cape report
decisive victory by the British forces over the Kars
at Rat river.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

Mr.. PARRoTT, Chief Clerk of the Naval Bureau
Of Provisions and Closhing having lately resigned
that Office, we are glad to learn that Mr.. THOMAS
FLLEBRowN, the next clerk in seniority, has been
promoted to the vacant place. We are pleased to
see this practice of promotion prevailing in the
Civil as well as the Military branches of the public
service. 1t is creditable to the Administration.
While the public interest is advanced, meritorious
services are rewarded by it. Several instances OF
civil promotion have lately taken place, by all OF
which the public service will be benefited name
ly, in the Chief Clerkship in the War Department;
in the same post in the Treasury Department; in
the promotion of two assistants in the Patent Office
to principal examnerships; and now in that Of the
experienced second clerk in the Bureau above
mentioned. There may be others which we are
not informed Of or which do not occur to US at the
moment
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
Hamilton to Madison.

July 8, 1888.
MY DEAR SIR: felicitate you sincerely on the
event in Virginia, but my satisfaction will be al
iayed if discover too much facility in the busi-
ness Of misunderstanding. fear the system
will be wounded in some Of its vital parts by too
general concurrence in some very injudicious re-
Communications. allude more particularly to the
power Of taxation. The more consider requisi-
ton in any shape, the more am out Of humor with
it. We yesterday passed through the Constitu-
ton. To-day some definite proposition is to be
brought forward, but what we at loss to Judge
We have good reason to believe that our opponents
are not agreed, and this affords some ground of
hope. Different things are thought of-conditions
precedent, or previous amendments conditions
subsequent, or the proposition Of amendments upon
condition that if they are not adopted within Inn
tied time the State shall be at liberty to chdra,c
from the Union; and lastly, recommendatory
amendments. In either case, constructive decla-
rations will be carried as far as possible. We will
go as far we can in the latter without nvalidat
ing the act and will concur in rational recommen-
dations. The rest for our opponents. We are in
formed there has been disturbance in the city of
Albany, on the 4th Of July, which has occasioned
bloodshed. The Anti-F Federalists were the aggres-
sors, and the Federasts the victors. Thus stand
our accounts at present We trust, however, the
matter has passed over, and tranquility been re-
stored. Yours, affectonately,
A, HAMILTON.