The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

i1 moss nave inc ,whoe or none. but the Char
held TO by dsAion. Jefferson Davis submitted
matiaaf OF leave. Dawson moved substantially
to give the same leave to Clay to reply.
Amendment agreed to. Underwood moved TO
lay the question on the table, but il failed
two to one. The motion of leave was adopted;
and here Il WIS thought Old Bullion would be
satisfied with bis privilege 10 make a speech
Not at all. But, it not satisfied with the IL
tenuphon, il was al least a supposable case that
he would turn his attention 10 Foote, who had
called him to order Not so. That would be giving
too much importance to the Senator from Mlsss-
siPpi to notice him. But complaint must be rest
ed somewhere, and the amiabe President OF the
Senate had to take it. Old Bullion charged d.
recty that in the question of order which the Chair
had sustained, he had been guilty of disordery In
terruptiOD, and a violation of the parliamentary
| law. The charge, unexpected and provoking as II
| was, might have excused the President of tho Sc
nate in direct of false accusation but he
maintained his temper and the dignity of the body
| in most commendabie manner. he satisfied him.
self by say ing, annually possible, thai rhe Sc
| mater from Missouri was out IF order, that he
| was mistaken and that his view of the case
| sixth or seventh time, the question of order He
acted very judiciously in this matter the Presi-
dent of the Senate but, as man, Mr.. KING Is not
the man TO pocket an accusation of this sort, and
we should not be su prlsed IT. out Of the Senate old
Bullion were to be called upon 10 explain The *
tent and degree of bis intentions III the charge OF
'sdsorderly interruption" against the Presdeat of
the body. The leave having been given, debate
the bill 10 be introduced, just as il the bill were Dr.
fore the Senate upon it's third reading The question.
then. OF leave TO introduce the bill was decided
against Old Bullion by an overwhelming majority,
snd very properly 80 decided But Benton had
achieved his object. He had found old speech
of Mr. Clsy's. delivered twenty six years ago, on
the subject of refunding TO Missouri thus two per
cent fund.- from the proceeds of the public lands
within her borders He had found out that that
speech Of le25 differed somewhat from the speech
OF 1891, by the same man upon the SANE SUD CT.
The OBJECT was, therefore, TO have swing at him;
and hence the introduction of the same bill reject
ed a few days ago There was no prospect, no
idea, Of passing the bill The sole Object of Col.
Benton was another hit at Mr.. Clay, and another
Foote, by calling 10 order, only played Into the
hands OF his adversary, by giving greater prvml-
Ltpce To the debate And thus a whole day vat
expended In the Senate upon question of leave,
questio OF oder, spet en- for Bnncomhe, and
speech in reply. THIS looks we'll for cheap post
eyes, We must confess
WAsHlNoToy, Feb II, 1851
articles Contributed from the United States 10 the
London Industrial Exhibition, lS5l-Conp4ss
RetSrWs, etc.
The following list of articles, in addition to those
already emu rerated in the Herald, gives the COM
plee cargo of the ST. Lawrence, freighted tor the
Worlds T ~ -
Ali. Professor A. D. Baohe D. c., STANDARD weights
4l6. Wood, Tomlinson Co., New York, sporting
wagon
Az Mrs. ". Ra~lins, New York, millinery.
MASSACHUSETTS.
4l3 Hobart Robbins, specimens Of types, print
~ 10 sf Rs s%' Gh.d-ie. Dexter Ocean p,i ting
cloths.
42O W. r. Baker shoe blacking.
AL. Henry J. Newman, limitations Of wood in
422, Jpham, Appleton Co, ginshsms, ea,sinsrss.
a2s Prouty M.ars, ans ploughs
424. Thomas Gray l. Co glass msksr's saui
425. 6syle. Merriam Brewer. cotton cleth
426. Parker, wilder Co., wool blankets.
Az A. A Lawrence Co., sheeting jean, woellsn
AIS. Foss & Burbank, One pssged boots and shoes
42s =. A. Breed Co. cloth and leather Shoes and
400 VIM. O .shsttuck. school desks and chairs.
431. Prouty s. Mesrs, plough
s32 Moses Pond Co, Union cooking ranges
433 Bliss Co carpenters tools
434. Geo Ruggles mica and tslc for stove doors
435. Chilson, Richardson Co stoves and furnaces
asa. Doe, Hailetsn Co, rosewood and marble
centre tables
49, c Allen Brown, glass show case
ass II asssstt, two volumes letters of y. Q Adams,
exhibited spscim snsofJ Roberts Co binding
i4s T. B Ts.ysr maple and birch ~ood sho. pegs
AL VIM Gates hay and manure fork. and hoes.
ss2 George Lorins, pine and cedar pals.
IA. O b. Atwood, black lead crucibles.
as. Addson Everett. wooden bowls
al. O. Robinson Co, glass case containing boots
and rhoes
44s. James A. Sutton, purchase blocks fricti0nlsss
iaO r warner & Co, brooms, Ike helvss hatohst
$50 Anthony Gilbert gossaner wig
AL Frederic EHerson, corresponding snip venti.
452 Mosss Pond L Co cooking ranges
s53 Gilbert Co. pianoforie
as wv. Psge s. Co Merrimao calico pratt
atS. do stark Mills brown drininss.
Gsor HeHa pns niapO
45T o. Hove. books for the biad.
as. Bates. Hyde 3 co cotton gin
s5e johnson. sewslt Co, white flannel
40. George G,mu nder glass csse containing vi9ts
46i. Jos r. Woodbury., wood planning tonsu,ng I'D
462 JsmesK Min. q Co, extra fine .hirtinss
463 Maynard Noyee writing and copying me.
soi s. Nd Pook models OF ship sloep ana uis.te.
turning lathe. &c
aeo ANTON. sOurei nthosraphic drawing
49,. Wntsu barton, model I . clipper ship.
ass y, skinner Co black cashmere IRON Ameri
400 Joha A. whippls dagusfreotypes
47o John A Cummings toothwash and dentriace
AL. A. l. A Lawrence L. Co. manufactures.
l72 Almy Patterson 4 CO. eottons
473 Albt Field iron aid copper taoks shos Il lis so.
4T4 X. Earle * Co machine cards
as David Kimbsll cotton duck
40 Jonas Cbickering pianofortes
Az Henry n. Hooper Co. epergns and bra.
castings
are George stimrson Jr gold pen with handle and
$50 Vim Assns Co Halls ctDtin tion locks.
ash WIN Bond & Sons electric clocks, spring 20
verror and . Ralvsnic battery
asa Lswreno. s;obe \ Co, wocllen snsvls and =
pimsrss
asa Q T Bacon, payer folding an pressing, back
stitch 90 wing mschinss. and bank locks.
zs4 Ed~srd Ridde. carriages ooaenrs and wagons.
ass Peter sts phenson, American ststuary
4ss Lewis FeuchtrsDseT. fTecinens 2: miner :,
shells, sc
ssT J L Gatehsl Mar, and. hydrauis ram
zss WIN Upheld. Onto. boot tie anu On terms
sss wm. "a. Arlington. Virginia patent bell 20
leather boots
will be borne ia mind that nearly an Tia
Numbers c, mpriss several artlcss-ln some cases
HUNDREDS a. srtc iUgr. Certificates are being re-
cei,td b. the committee still bot the Articles vii
have TO tie seri ~ private conveyance, u The cos
az The owners.
The following III cial returas Of the census Of the
western district ~ Pepnsy lysna have rst been
csivsd AZ the Census Office -
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