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Sept l6-eod2wif
New Fall and winter Goods.

New Winter Goods.
HooE, BROTHER, CO., rennyiyanla avenue beween 5,h
citizens Washington 0eoseown and Alexandria,
Complete assortment Eieneh English, fancy supple
dry s0S Of s s Ss hsy
Extra rich brocadc silk for evening
Gs I.hs.yy plain Il! peri, 4, ds ..;sis ,s,s
Real Real .n pop,n. richly wnsTsS ", % al shades
French Merno and Thibet cloths, great variety
French %oS. de a. sDe. n1w s,.s: ss:s%. ,
Rich snsro,dsTsd CHI mi.sus., with match
Real vslencicnnes lace chcmisettes and cuff.
s s%siesreS %r:a .na $
White embroidered Canton shsws, from s2 to s7s
s6k man,iia. and vi.,e. also styles
Real cashmere shawl., long and square
Long sewing silk mu and gloves
RiseS eIu aux es ises. sass and cooed .s fringe.
Thread laees and in in.er,ng., .s., wide and narrow
Muslin and cambric inserting. and edsinas
Sash, neck, nd ribands, &c, &c.
Together many entirely and desirable goods
o.. s S @ s o .na a
all times during the season the most fashionable Styles at hc lowest
HooE, BROTHER, co.
seuIQ-n
JAMES l.. EDwARDs. late Cosnn'isssoner of PEN
sons, and Simeon Smith attorney sSs%sny Of osdSs-
% % ss sssn :" ses @ Claims II "S
departments Of the general government Thsy prom
Reference may be made memse" Of thsa'
Letters po-. paid addressed Smith, wllads
Hotel, will be duly attended to,
SIP I0-diy
,rpH respectfully the public that
be s. c s 1 by e Of Isssaa IL
good and good horses will have in his empoymsnt
.s attentive and .c.em"sd.,,ns dy: IN II: =
effort made for the accommodation, convenience,
n"s "s G vs s enss
House, Pcnnsylvania avenue, between "a aAd N suses
AuEi-dy
VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works. Wolfe
engines marine
stationary boers chilled wheels and sser,
patent chilled and wrought s'e machinery and ess"nr ger"
orally. ".
having vey shops, and pro
cured III, most modern machinery and ,oe arc ~ an prS
with despatch, and the most favorable terms. , .nsrru
Late Of tbe AIexandriA Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Masc o Machinery Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
.IHAN. by the .uthor OF LADY Alice"-A Tale o
"A the Now World For sale by ., IArLoK mavhr, ~
seps - !, l.-"-----------~ - -
/. nm .eTICAI Treatise Q the Law Of vcndors amd
Purchasers OF Right Hon. Sir Edward Bgtden
witt, Of American decision. on hc Jaw - ven
or. and purchaser by J. g. Perkns
vols nc, Just p''''"'' '"' '''' ''' FRANCx TAYLOR
rour C. CALHoUN's great Work ths Csnssst.tas~
Of tho United saesA Ds9uisuoa ths Con
~ Calhoun,
edited Crae phuhed unASv direction ~
assembly Of South Cacna, and fo .s = Wessse city
"oc,i Bootssisrs near III street.
the culinary AL s branches, adayed well i ,ne
largest embellishments M the uss c private fsmlies Y Cna.
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THE MODERN ERENCn COOK--a pr~ctseAi g~ide
the culinary in AL a branches adapsed well f ne
embellishments fs the f private fhmltes BY Charles
Eime Francsrh volume, svo, $40 with nn"sro0s
Illustrations. Price u Is.
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College.
Corner Of r aud laih streets, Washinsfon, ID. C.
THE Lectures the n Monday November,
i asdc continue until the latter part of March,
FACULTY
Young Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Medi
cine. - -
Charles Lcbcman Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
~, !,
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, MI ~. Professor OF Anatomy.
Richie Professor OF Institutes OF Medicine
AUSTIN NJ D. Professor Of Macra Medica aud Thea-
penucs.
j. w. H. Lovcjoy. M. d., Professor Of Chemistry,
w Everett NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonstrators
of Anatomy.
Clinical lectures will operations performed
patients nhmary aud Dpcnsary attached to the Col
iege.
Tho College building has been recently erected at great expense
lecture halls and anstoncal
rooms, and IL adapted for medical instruction
Of lectures
Maicuafon (pad only once)
Demonstrators
Graduation
Fee attended two fnn courses IN
FLODOARDO HOWARD NJ, d., Dem,
Corner Of 10th and r streets
Aug 2I--IawtNov
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rOUN q. CAI.HuUN'S great Work ON the CSnsestutAsa
and
snson and United 81 Cahown
edited r. Cae puhashed unAsv ss direction ~
assembly South Carolina, and fos Washseos
by TAYLOR MAttkY,
octl Book1slleru, esh street,
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FSom alfred Henrer, esq, Of The New Orleuns bar.
BOSTON, Sep. 9, 1850.
Messrs. LITTLE BRows Cenlemen-I much pleased to
publishing revised edition ofsahan
Doma Civil Law. No work in use English Ian
subject TO be compared with for the aness
cor the doctrine conveyed throughoutu
time Of its publication the present. has received
appreciation the most learned and lawyers In every
ry and very dcservedy. compe Code Napoleon
copously from for their work Napoleon himself udied
l which account for the singular
and decisions during the
OF his CODE Doma should and hope
WILL be found In he library Of American lawyer
Your obedient servant,
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nHRY ATTRACTIVE STYLES.-The undersigned
received very extensive variety in gentlemens
.cos (uew and together
suDpy in French cloths including the
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q CO.
Sept 23-diw
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HANGING Academy--First Course.-Mr y. r. LAnsR has
the ctaens OF Washington and George
his dancing lessons for the season VIII com
Tuesday, 9A residence on fennsyvaha
oppoe.i. Willards h0tsl
Days Of tuition Washington ThusdAy, and Aauf-
days Georgetown Mondays and FhAAys
O~tQ htf
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AIHAN, by the author OF "I.ady kmce'-N = nHIs
the Now World For sale ny ,.I, I'm 80 ~ ~,
'~-Ss's''s 49, -
4 PRACTICAL Treatise On the Law Of vsndoss end
nrrh..ey ~ Esaes Hon. Sir Edward Butden;
u, o,e. .na 81
or. and purchaser present by g. Perkins,
vols Just published, and this day received 80. y Il \ s1t
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uARPER'S Magazine tor October.
ii International Magazine for October.
Cuba, in ls5i--its resources, statistics, kc.
,nents in connexiOn with the recent revolt.
Self elfDecep,ion--A History Of The Human lie
Ellis.
The London Medical Student; BY Punch.
The Mysteries of the Hcath--A Romance
The London Lancet for september.
Don Quixotte; vol, 6vo. price 80 cents
for sale by i
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PhMR DAnTON KEY Will attend any busAnsa
m ~ = mersd wtsb befbss either of the eouss efths Ds
@ sea wiz eo asnA the prosecution of oAis before Con
" aad ne DsteytHeam: Oncs on q susss. =
~AsunsroS, ,ynty -. I6Aa. vt5-Saw6
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JAMES l.. EDWARDs, late Connuassa0ner of PEN
Simeon Smith, atIsw formerly OF Ogden
burg, York, opened ONCE in Washington city
for claims before Congress
departments Of the general government They prom
business that be tnrusf
their Reference be made to any memss" o hs
Congress
Hotel, will be duly attended to-
l0--dy
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once OF Txanspsstatasn, Bsltanerc and Washing ton
Railroad Company.
TlCKETS hereafter this Office New York, Phil
adclphia, PisfsbuTg, and Wheeling
An officer of the win the evening mail train
and take charge fall hsegaSs for Now York.
West Relay either morning
evening, wi train from Baltimore.
Passenger uain daily and and p.
on Sunday trains run, viz: 6, and s,
Aug 22-d1 IT, H. fAhooNs, Agent
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uURRAY,s Hand Book OF Modern London-I "

VOOWNEIHS OF IAW01 In T0xA1.-A Henuemah
who and lawyer desires remove to Texas
become the agent for some
in that country, view bring them into
and 10 dssrous Of engaging In
agriculture He give shs os satisscory OF capAc
integrity his acqualnance such
enable him q control emigration Texas.
Any Tcxas would bo inclined To avail hmsclf
correspondence with the
ADVERTISER suitable by addressng pos.
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ArrivatoF the Niagara.

THE steamship Niagara reached her wharf at
o'clock this morning.
Tho residence Of iaynlu, n Hungary was
set fire to recently, and tine mo.lru wh.pper was
burned out. and very narrowly escaped with bis
life
Reported Conspiracy in Ho'''h'-Letters from
Hamburg of the 2ia. state ,hat au armed revolt
had been organized IN several regiments of the
Austrian army Ia llolstein, which was on the
point of breaking cut inio open defiance Of the
empire when It was discovered Many regl
uents were mostly composed ofiIungarans, who
were sand to be melted by agents of kossutb, and
ofthe revolutionary propasandists in london
Great numbers of officers and sodicrs have been
arrested. Count Potocpi, one of the parties ar
rested, had IN bis possession hossu his great
speeches in England, in printed form-B Boston
NM d.. -.
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TuE CumsrIANA TREASON TRIALs-Phu-
aieiphia Dee l2lh In the United states Cir-
cut Court this morning, the Judge having charg-
ed that the offence is not treason, aud the jury
having brought in n verdict Of not guilty in the
first case, application was made for the discharge
of all the prisoners in custody for being concern
ed in the Christiana riots. The United States
District Attorney announced that all will be held
to answer the minor offence of m sdemeanor-
lie also stated that those against whom com
nlaints have been entered by the authorities of
Lancaster ~, viii be sent there to take their
trials for murder. or to await such acton as may
be determined on. The District Attorney said
he was determined distinctly to test the question
whether refusal to aid the officers was not such
forcible resistance of the law as Is recognized
by il Elijah Lewis and Samuel Williams two
Of the rioters have been bailed in the sum OF
$4,000.
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t,5 .as.1t. states aIt n. President. on learnt
n-o IF The olirape lint va. p,rna,rl. ed on tbe
Promotions. nv q British u.su af war. hi X lear
aa!3. ordered q conpetet, nasal force IA r.rsir
immediately al San Juan. fr the projection, of
American vessels and als9 directed a moi, a. Do.
SOM 10 tie British government demanding AM
eNr.anatiqn'
nFrbe National Ip,ellirsnrer s,vs flint in
view of me tallure of several nnrtias IN Eurone
on whom. bills have been drawn b, er,ioranfs I'M
this country, it is proposed 10 establish ou intcr
NATIONAL posi- office money order department, by
the United States and Great Britain through
which remittance can be made at such rate
of exchange as wlA barely cover The expenses o.
the department and thus ensure perfect credit
ant --.siy. Tie amount sent be emigrants TO
their pooi relations in Europe 20 cstiu's,-,' -
over two millions OF dollars annuity
E'ou "'o' e u'''
FluE The Academy at Swanton Falls VI.
was consumed by fire on the night of the lth
instant Cause, detec la chimney. no nsur-
ance.
.., v,t..-c c...,.e.
1''l " ''.ii anu ~ o.
anu 'i"'le, VIZ 0'1 So oi r 3'eo1 coila,
-i'.''i' w ""'lu'9 u'''',."si n1'p "s'e -
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hossuih aud The Hungarian Ucr comprising
complete history Of the late struggle Of the
IIungarians for Liberty, with notices Of the
leading statesmen and chicfiains who distn-
guished themselves in council and in the field:
with authentic portraits and Illustrations
Philadelphia, II. c. Peck, aud Theo. Bliss.
a book Of 2ss pages in paper covers, to be
sent by mail, price % cents Interesting and
well-tmed.
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4t1arrinQcs.

On ncrhn. SUNDAY tOHne Inst hy Row. q. Bu'ou. hasa
f. Monse Miss ',fr l.. Goonwts both of tbs village,
10 Nofih nantiis, noo "a. o, Rev A. q button, 40.
Charles WchHet. Ae Principal OF Nurhhed Academy,
FORMERLY CO.. Cfhrt tl Hiss Elizabeth Drew OF Dsnyiiis
Preccp'frss ,i -ti3 So IdeniY.
At Pa4surfntr Village. Nov. q. hv Rev. j. Z. Gfrone
NJ Etasius iv, Ncs.Yuk city, to Mis-. lonriotts
s.. Gfrrnr, 90 i.i..f. 49,.
u Petchan Nov 10, by Rev. A. Hitchcock, Mr. Tindal
Ftourh, Of Glovr d Miss Harriet Chandler ofPoacham.
90 Newhufy fur i-fh. by Rev. nean, Mn John Ken
drick aud Miss s0lbti MRffin. both ofN.
IN ruvcu'eH. the l2h Of November last. w Rev. j.
scah faomti, join h. aue, i,,q to Bliss Slim Bail1w,
all nf Juvendl.h
10 West Rind lpl. Nov. 27 by Eliot A. y. Marin NJ
Fmasha iloaar o Aiss Elizabeth A. Fish, diughie OF
Mr. Lawn li.h.
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LATEST NEWS.

Congress. The House on Monday ooncurrcd
in the Senate's resolution relative to kossnth-
ayes lSl, noes Is
Gen. Beiknap of the army, died in Texas on
the 10th ut.
The kossuh Subscription at New York is FL
ling up fast
Hon. John y Thompson wing has been cleo
ted to the L. s. Senate from Kentucky, TO sue
seed Mr.. Underwood
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"ECONnNN is WEALTH" -uid the viso m iu, AND
tfutn Of Gins dearly Oxhihiteu
than 90 tact tiui inhus outlay the up f,urh o.
Oii Wirtcf WIN ward on and trep has n.ny Of the
ciiNs thHt hr.h hrf to-. Nrsttn social companions
and euod hfe nothing cssrpil than than walls
dwellings should be made secure n-ins The " bitter bia "
bs hrins pepcfea, aud the hsois covered vh a son
warm cARPEr Jaos Frost can have but slght acqua IN
those thus secure, sud until the fs Of January
J. e. EMERY says he VIII sell al ass rooms, at the
head sheet Cup stasl awoo CARrETs rear
per Aar and fAFfR liAselNes, at sis
per ra ~ lie has variety OF articles, which, with
Peaee" would tend make home comfortable 50
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Journal Of d Trip 10 Lonion, Paris, and he
Gyea Exhibition ia 1851 10y Iadock Thomp-
son. Burlington Nichols & Warren
A volume Of lli pages, paper covers. Mr..
Thompson attended the great exhibition and was
fortunate enough to obtain prize His journal
Of the voyage and travels in England and France
makes modest but interesting book.
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rsrir.,,on rrnrlsct. nee. ms, !.

Reported tor She Bpston Daily Advertiser
Market 500 Beet Cattle 25 Stores t26 Swine and 45c0
sherp
Patcrs Reef Cattic.--i.ast weeks prices weto we'll
suppnred Ezfu sGj aud CSC first qualny SIS COS
second Do. %. a 5,2ai third 4,O0a AS.
Stores--@a|es quite small Two years old, Sl3 l3 3
Three wears old, Is, %.
Norktna Ossn.--Saies Sos. y. a. s. 90.
tows nni Taves-sfin- z2i. o. 81. 81 o.
shcef---nail lois 80, 2 70, . ~ IS and 50.
swire Solos quick quoaions lots petilo SIS foi
1nd 4 tor htff1ws. ~ retail from Q 20 H.
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Letter from M UeJsier-Seycral operatives
in the Manchester Mills recently addressed a
letter to Hon. Daniel Webster, requesting him
to use bus influence 70 protect them from the
crushing and oppressive results Of the present
Tariff Mr.. Webster replied as follows;
AsnauroN, "Wednesday, Nov. u 1851.
DEAR SIR have received your letter of the
Jth Of this month. No man is better satisfied
than am oil the necessity of such revision Of
our revenue system rs shall prevent frauds n
nnpo1atons, and so Do justice to the labors of
the country This, in NY opinion, Is called for,
as much by considerations of public policy, as
by what Is due 90 industrious operatives
Very respectfully Yours,
DANIEL WEB sTER
AiR. BrNJ c. BiDDLr, Manchester
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VIRGINIA. The papers irom this State bring
rs returns Of votes, in some cases incomplete.
from l6 counties. Ia these the vote Is, for Sum
mcrs, Whe, 90l0, Johnson Loco 7739 The
vote Of both parties has been largely Increased
by the extension of suffrage, thoagh lhus far,
fho Locoiocos appear to have been the principal
gaincra
So far as heard from, the wings have elected
- Senators. the Locoiocos H. The whole mum
bar is 30. j is evident thatthe Wings VIII have
very respectable representation in the newly
constructed Senate. Under the old regime it
wasso unilriy constituted, that they had hardly
eyer minority respectable To- numbers
20 the Ho1'e of Delegates DE Wings appear
70 haze elected 2S; the Loc1.ocos -
be telegraph announces the election Of john
s9a Locuioco. for Governor, by majority Of
ten thousand, Hui large Locoioco preponder-
uuca u both hou Il may Pc 3d. but the re-
tan- received % not appear 20 indicate de-
feat s1 decisive.
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t..h roulu tGntn tntln lildl tibMN Gun bf EiNfl
l.,l os received lie was of opinion that
q We neutrality of Washington had one great
tlO ia,,on in our weakness ct that period
oo 'i, ,hen the young Hercules had been nursed.
9,,i'1,,nId find nothing in the history of Great
Il ne ~, ,ybicb showed that she had taken one
u y. e,rward in the cause OF freedom. 1t was
VI she fought the battles of freedom. She
sl l'or aid. lie compared her with Rosus, in
g.,,b America, who, in answer to an American
.,,,rnandcr said, 81 let the people talk but it
.ct I will shoot them SO il was with
ipses!!9nd She let's them talk, but if they acted
~ vonld shoot them.
Ilor government was monarchcal and its
.ncnle feature was the degradation ofthc mass
y Her aw-naklng power was wholly in the
"a. of a comparatively few, and the masses
., in n state of most practical slavery. They
,.rs under the dominion of masters, who were
", pnder like obligation 10 support them
feisr this system OF degradation, the poor house
III work houses Of England were constantly
.dorinr. Thus much he thought was nee.
, i'm order to show that the sentiment OK
ga by Kossuth on the generous workings oil
n British monarchy were not his continents
a.. thing. however was well known, and be ought
J. ostce 10 state that no British subject confined
| f,reirn dungeons ever crlcd ont for relief but
.ss whole nation moved in bis aid.
Us stated what in his opin IN was the destiny
| .ttb,s nation lie desired to see her in advance
sfal other nations in all great principles. lie
sshed to see the day when she would by her
powor, command the world, ana ~ TINS he was
N advocate of peace. When the United States
h.i arrived at that pinnacle Of power-when she
could declare war as last resort, war would then
tnsc. She would dictate peace TO al notions.
rls was the position which 10 was his ambition
% see bis country occupy
~. sIa-.s..,,s G,,~,r,
NJ. clemens said this WINS an cvealtent sinh
cro spaach. and II posaesseJ tba unnsnal
,,,,t tbose Who Knew ~ least about i
mike tbe best speeches. This resolution
t,so nra..sj ON tie ground thar a recention
.i..,s ebepld be given Kossulh b.cau1o If
Rsonblicauisn. * hen did he become , r. 81.
bt-ao. Not TN defeot and misfortune com
I'M bim 10 become one. The struggle M
.r,,r,ry vg,s not th,t of Renubl ,canisa@lt was
,r,r ~ r,ces-tbat this was evident from the
-s.,os ,i.ire-.e3 by Kossuih 10 Austria. ",
,.,sos read fran, the neuan,psrs COSMOS Of no.
RS !, Austria. In he commencement of Mo
}Jgo,srl1n din sultcs. asking Tie ana of Austria
J ie.t tbo Srlayonians. III as, rald fro,a a
XII .,opi,n document addressed fo Ansfr, Il,
49, II WAS .1id II the Enporor rejected tl,elr
| g.,s chow knew how, 10 Obtain t5,.u or ,,.-i.
~ eii.ct IT. contraste3 tbe .air.t and lrn.
III, III tas documents Ko.s,tth demanded ill.,
,@.nqcv of dc Alapvar element. and Tia sop.
3n Sta race double their number.
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der to him a cordial welcome would be an itnpo-
sing testimony in favor of European liberty.
Mr.. Berien replied be would not have distin.
gushcd between Kossuth and his associates.
Mr.. Douglass argued that the resolution gave
no cause Of offence. Louis Philippe had, while |
king' repeatedly expressed wish for the restora-
ton OF The nationality of Poland. No alliance
with England hut could determine how to act
when the time came.
Mr' Dawson spoke in favor Of the amendment.
mr. badger wished TO speak, but the Senate
decided 10 postpone the matter, and they adjourn
ed tall Friday next.
housE. Mr. Phelps introduced bin grant
ing me right Of way and public land TO Missouri
Tor kailroad from Missouri Line to the western
lie Lands.
Mr.. Disney reported bill regulating tolls on
tne Louisville and Portland Canal, and for pur-
chasing shares of individual stockholders and
mixing the navigation lree-reierrcd to the com
mittee on Roads and Canals.
Inc House then, on motion went into Com
mttee Of the Whole on the state of the Union
Mr.. Jones of tennessee, in the chair
Mr. Houston Of Alabama moved that the Pres
siueht s Message be akonup, which was acceded
TO.
Mr. Hall seized the opportunity to spalk in
advocacy OF his BILL of which he gave notice
Yesterday, granting lands 10 Missouri for the es-
punishment Of a Railroad from Hannibal to St.
Joseph
Mr.. Hall concluded and Messrs Sweetser AID
Bssel followed in very interesting speeches.
Mr.. Seymour obtained the floor, when the
committee rose.
FRDAY, Dec -.
SEYATE.-Mr. Gwiu presented petition for
establishing Lunatic Asylum in the District Of
Columbia.
The Prometheus resolution was taken up
Mr. Cass spoke al some length upon the reso-
luton, and SAID that he could not determine the
precise point whore the outrage took place. but
hc demanded q searching investigation into the
affair. Much tlme of the infancy Of this republic
was passed in securing their rights upon the sea
and he trusted tu7t the nviollbiIty of our 1ee
would be maintained, under all circumstance
and iH all future time ne hoped that when an
American yos-. should be boarded in time of
peace .,iat t would De considered on the part of
the United States an act Of war. He showed
the danger Of allowing British cruisers TO search
American vessels. and earnestly desired that the
resolution should De adopted.
Mr. Boranl reported q bill for printing 10000
extra copies Of the Treasury and Survey Re
ports Agreed TO.
Mr. M.lcr introduced bill for the relief Of
pat niees.
The resolution requesting the President to
tran-Hit all tho Information ga hs possession
relative 20 firing into The Pwmeheus, vos adj
opted
The bil from tho House, granting bounty
lands to officers and soldiers since E-0, was
reld anl referred
The Senate then, onm3tou- resumed tna con-
saemtian Of the kossgih resolutions.
Alr Hale explained h.s position and stated
tlat Bee bad paired of viti Nr Bemcn, who was
chilled home ar sickness DID Gls family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-18

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