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Messrs, CLARK and AvERETT expressed L
as their opinion that the bill was unconstitutional
and
Mr.. HALL replied. urging the adoption OF the
bill on the ground that it would populate the
West.
Mr.. DISNEY also replied to Messrs. CLARE
and AvERETr, when
Mr.. McNAIR moved an amendment TO extend
the benefits ofthe bill to sailors and marines who
served IN the Mexican war, and urged the adop-
ton of his amendment.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, replied to the
remarks of Messrs. DISNEY and HALL contending
that the old States coded the public lands to tire
government, having an express reserved right 10,
them, and he asked that this right should be res
spected in any disposition Of the public lands
that Congress should have regard to the ius,
rights Of the old States, a well as the new ~
MIR. EVANS moved to amend Mr.: McN,ft
amendment by including within its provisionlt A
sailors and marines Of the Revolutionary war IN
war OF 1872, and the Florida war, and advocated
his amendment.
The amendment Of Mr.. EVANS was rejected ( as
was also that oeMr McNAlR Other amendments
were offered and debated, and the committee hay \
ing gone through all the sections of the bill
Rose and reported progress.
On motion of Mr. DOCKERY, the House then
took up and passed Senate bill granting the right
Of way tothe Fayetteville and Central Plank Road
company.
RECESS no PREPARE FOR SUMMER.
The House then proceeded to consider the re.
solution offered some days since by Mr.. JOHNSON,
Of Arkansas, providing for the adjournment Of
the House from Tuesday, the first of June, to
Friday, the fourth Of the same month, the ques-
lion being on the motion Of Mr. GAYLORD to
amend the resolution so that the adjournment
shall take place from the 18th to the 18th of May.
Under the operation Of the previous question.
the amendment of Mr.. GAYLORD was agreed to.
The SPEAKER moved to lay the resolution on
the table, upon which motion the yeas and nays
were ordered, when
The House adjourned.
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Mr.. McMULLEN moved that the House go
into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the homestead
bill.
No quorum voting on this motion,
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, moved call Of
the House, which was disagreed TO Yeas 81,
nays 1876
agreed TO.
And thereupon the House went into COMMITTEES
and resumedthe consideration Of the homestead
bill sfr
tn. dsbs,. on this bill was resumed under III.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
runcnAsE or MOUNT VERNON.

Mr.. CULLOM asked leave 10 offer resolu-
ton instructing the Committee on Public Build.
ings and Grounds TO inquire into the expediency
Of purchasing for the public use Mount Vernon,
the last residence Of George Washington, ard the
resting place Of his bones and also at what time
the same can be purchased for that purpose, and
to what, il any use il can be appropriated, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Objections were made, and the resolution was
not introduced.
The southern press., 1852-05-11

naturally look to see to what extent the stock in
Liverpool has swollen under this plethoric infu-
ence. Let US look at this:
1851, April Is, exports to Great
Britain l,04l,OOO
1850, /" $4,000
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

JNO. +. MCJlLTON.
Capt. Gro. McLANr, U. S. A., Carlisle Bar
racks.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

The Times of Sept. I'd has long review Oh
NJ. Stoye's Uncle Toms Cabin and It's
tone Is in general highly laudatory OF the lady $
oeni,is. though it does not believe It's elect VIII
3e favorable TO the cause of the abolIlionlsts'
The concluding portion OF the article Is as loi-
lows g
II is certain that large class OF slave owners
in the South are most deslrous 10 rS.ieNe men
soil of the stain and inconvenience oil slavery
+ if the tremendous step can be taken WIN SIley
to all parties concerned in the act oil hOerauon'
The efforts made in the South 10 improve vac
condition Of the slave show at least thai human
~, ;s ,nt dead in the bosoms Of the propretOrs.
lMrs stowe has certainly not done justice 10
this branch of the subject. Horrors III eonnec-
Ifop with slayery-itself horroT--unquesiion,,
ahlv cxist; but all accounts-save her own, ana
those Of writers actuated by her extreme view
CONCUR in describing Inc general coi'''i.'' -
tho Southern slave as orc Of comparative happi'
mess and comfort, such as many iree hian h'
The United Kingdom might regard with envy
One authority on this point is too lnPortShe y
I,o oy.rlookcd. In the year lo42 Scolci
7 - r,ned William Thomson, Travelled
ILrnng, the Southern States. He supporte'
himself on his way by manual labor; he mlxe'
With the humblest classes, black and white, an
: ON his return home he published an account
Ills iourneylngs. He had quilted Scotland
c sworn hater of slave proprieiors, but ne COZ
;, fessed that experience had modified his vieM y,
: on this subject to considerable degree y y
e had witnessed slavery in most Of the slavehol'
y ing States, he had lived for weeks among n
: rrocs in cotton plantations, and he asserted IN
81 he had never beheld one fifth Of the real suiie
l3 lS ing that he had seen among the S5oring poor
:, ~ England. Nay more, he declared
te .That the members Of the same family oil
groes are not so much scattered as those
A. Working men in Scotland, whose neGesslti
he compel them TO separate at an age wheh
: American slave is running about gathering hea
e. and strength"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
The Duke of Wellington expired on the l4lh
ult., of Apoplexy.
That Sian in the Face.
Brevet Captain,

General Pierce had his jaws slapped over "
card table without resenting II! no wV.I' seTI
he tainted when he got near 'he oa'',e - ~,
And this is the man the Locos want 70 r';nt r"a
President Of the United States lie Is 80 iu,''i
flied that he should not be entrusted 70 w. G.a
,'or thc interests of a population Of twenty hve
U,;Ii;ons Let the Hero Of Lundy's Lane whom
,.ory one loves or fears, preside over the inter
eNe'y I'D dest;nics Of the nation, and we will be
4 tIonorcd and protected, otherwise we wlli DC IN
I1onbt and fear Of having our laws slapped
,,ithout resenting Bloomington Journal
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
WAsn1NoroN, Sept. ~.

The Shawnee Indians, who have been n, mere .rs
so,ne time. concluded their business WIN lhe
Iud;an Bureau, receiving $38, 900 to be dis'ri-
buted among their people at home. I,.r.,,
Orders have been issued to Major murray
SUPERINTENDENT for the removal OF the Mso Soh 0oc
once, 10 their new home in Wisconsini $Zooou
ere appropriated by Congress for that prpOI%e t%,
Commodore Skinner yesterday assuhen VIZ
Idu,ies of Acting Secretary OF the Navy;
Government is energetically pushing iorwar'
the Japan expedition.
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{ To be Confinued.)
That Slap in the Face.

We republished, not long ago, from the Bal
tfnore Patriot which had copied II from the
Old Defender, the story concerning General
Pierce's having been slapped in the face by a
brother officer in the city of Mexico, and tamely
submitting 70 the insult. We republished it
without comment, as copied into paper of high
character, and given upon what il was said was
perfectly sufficient authority. The following
correspondence has been called forth by a sub
Isequent denial of the fact, in the Baltimore
Argus:
BALTIMORE. Sept. 10, 1852.
Dean Sir: - From the denial in the Argus
Ior Friday last, which enclose, and also an
anonymous advertisement in the Sun, pronounce
ling your charge against Gen. Pierce false, find
IL necessary TO bring the matter 10 an issue so
far the Patriot is concerned.
We copied an article from the "Old Defend
Ier," which article induced you 10 wait on me
with a communication in reply TO the remarks Of
the Argus, which published in the Patriot Of
the 7th--the day of our interview. On that day
Iyou stated that you expected TO be away for
some weeks but was willing, at the proper
time, TO certify over your own signature, TO the
facts as communicated in reference 10 the affair
between General Pierce and Captain McGruder
when in Mexico.
| A day or two since, as I learn the editor Of
the Argus told some gentlemen who called upon
him that he was authorized by you 10 contradict
the whole statement. Now, it seems TO me 10
be due to yourself, as well as to the whig press,
that your certificate be published at once, and if
you viii be as good as to send it by return mail,
you will greatly oblige me, as well as perform
IAN act Of sheer justice TO yourself and all the
parties concerned.
'. Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JNO. F. McJILTON.
Capt. GEo. McLANE, U. S. A, Carlisle Bar
racks,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

initiated into the mysteries of amateur perform
ances, and saw how destitute some men were of
any notion OF natural acting, and how they made
a point Of repeating two lines Of familiar dia-
logue with the tone and manner, but without the
correctness Of schoolbOv going through task
then il ceased TO be any matter of wonder that
those to whom acting was no joke, but an un-
happily earnest mode Of getting bread should 10
often make their performance appear the unea-
sy effort which il is.
Tio he Dnof;os,eJ \
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

We understand The Governor has apPo,hleS,
Major ]. C. Griffin, of the Senate and C1iohei
JoGn d. Stevenson and WIN. Newland' Esqs',
Of the House of Representatives, the Commll'ee
10 examine the Bank of the State oil Missouri
and its branches. Ii is understood that me Gem, %
miiee mil viii meet in Saint Louis about the lou
IOotober.-J eiierson Inquirer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

S,nar1An D1seovtRr.-h Is stated IN one
:, ' hs Fnglsh papers, that the work OF dram.
oa ~. IaEs Of HARLEM has led the discovery
J, ~ ''i imlasnss mass of human remains, dssPly
.n,bsd5ed in the mud, and placed precisely On
l,nn mot where, according TO topographic cnAsl,
IISis down in 1911, and which has always Been
soon,ideycd perfectly accurate, the untorsunAss
vllsge Of Nicrewenkirk waS. sltuatss ana
which in 1898, was swallowed up by one 6
those sruptions Of the North Sea which i'r"ss
lthe immense lake " Hsariem,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

,.You are from the country, are you not sirr
said dandy clerk in bookstore to q nonsly
dressed Quaker, who had gwen MN solne uVS- ~
lbe. eyes" "Weili here's an essa! On ''s
.oar;no Of calves" ''That, said Afnihidab, as
n. tnrned 70 leave the store, "thee had better
nreseAt to thy mother"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
SEPTEMBER l6, 1852.

SEPTEMBER TO- lSOZ'
inst and. although in the publications that have
recentlv anpeared relative TO scene IN the city
Of Meyico between Gen. Pierce and an ofheer
of the army, my name has not been meh'loheu'
there can be no doubt that am The person at
luded TO and | have felt indignant at the use
TO be made by the Impressions anu
oniuiops | have heretofore expressed, III REGARD
to that occurrence.
associates. relative TO the incidents OF the Mex,
;oa, comnaion. both before and since General
picrce's nomination, have more than once
snolcp Of the occurrence at the city OF Mexico
EtP which allusiof is now made, with no desire
or intention, however, that my animadversioht' s.
loltbough not confidential, would be dragged mo
The newspapers for political effect, but IN the
ordinary exercise Of my rights AM privileges
as a citizen and gentleman, and Tor me trull 1l p
M, remarks | would always consider myseH
RESPONSIBLE to those Interested. =,
Fhc publication in the Old Defender Of thC
4,b inst. was made without my knowledge ol
oonsont If was material misrepresentation o
; ,,hat have said, or intended, and have so de
! clored il to be, to all with whom | have con
: yersed in regard TO it, and among others 10 III
! editor of the Argus.
= = The substance of my observation, ~ regard
! this difficulty of Gen. Pierces, IS 'hat aecoIo
ing to my impression, on the night prior TO III
;. leaving the city of Mexico, his face was saPPe
e e at game Of cards, by an officer Of the arm!
. . and that the indgnity was not on the instant
'' 40 far as learned subsequently y, resented
5, such manner as in my opinion ii ought to hay
le " been by man of proper spirit and courage.
D, For these impressions, would, OF course
10 responsible to Gen. Pierce and his friends al
,' n saw that any imputation 10 me oil S'a'eme
"' inconsistent with the foregoing, would be IN
d representation which could not excuse
nI %n Very respectfully, your Obt servant
'- Brevet Captain, U. D a.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

ST. JoHN, SEPT. 20
The Provincial Government closed contract
,,,;L William Jackson Cor self and associates N
England TO build lhe railroad across New Brnns-
.xiek from Nova Scotia TO the United states
The survey is going ON vigorously.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

It's mere Justice to Marshal Haynan 70 qa0.S
IA remark which he recently made ai oiliLe. -
ParisIt is true" said he, "that lens =, .Ss ,Ss
ho5or of a soldier, which hold sacred .ha.
:. her ,b;s occurred, | was at distance OF slx'y
Ileasues from the place"
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BURNER's
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POwRLL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA
eive and viseTs This oES Wa
lcilg place is situated eight miles OF Woodstock be
building Gone humid ed eet in length) commenced
has been Completed and is ready the reception
IOARDERSi and number OF Cottages, ,Or the use Of
Families have been eiectcd convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLur and BLACK
SULFnURr CnALYBEATTR LIMESTONE and slate all la wing
tile work oil Natues IabIatOry. They send 10Th
sufficient quantity pure water to supply many thousands
sim the gtound gradually rising the south and
il teaches the western base OF the Mansanutten, from
enchanting landscape views country To the
SOUTH south east, and cast there number mounds
% 10 100 feet above the level bottom in front and 10 the
northwest OF the Springs Many Of these elevations
be approached the east rear. by re mile asren
Tie Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery itsjut.
mg Pnt us GgeP 5@E a us oy peaks
is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
deed scenery presented to view the submits OF
the Mausauuttcn and Fort Mountains embracing The Pssc
aud Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, seen 10 be
In addition the Springs proper there are number
Others in the vicinity the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring, 100 yards dstant 2 The
Cold Spring, short distance rom this Immediately
To the south from the Springs about thee quarters or
mile, gushing ON the mountain side is the Sweet CbaIy
Beautiful group willows shade The Sulphur SPIN
and which is believed TO peculiar medicinal gs
Visitors coming rom the North East can enter tho
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
the pTONndty0 he mountains, about twelve miles 10 The
north cast ohr he SPRINGS The rugged grandeur Of this
natural defle, The rocks towering TO the very cIonJs
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. '
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at ODoe with
drawn from the cares and peTpeXies tolls and monotnn
the busy world and Tecuperate his exhausted
gies by quatng the pure necessarily fIoI,
around him, and partakng The vands thai are daily
prepared for the nouTishIAent OF his lrail body.
We will state lot the benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the fact thut large farm affsrLsj a.
Springs whore persons havs horses pasureI
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR win be furnished with the choicest LfouoIs
CHARS, Tobacco, DC.
An attentive oser will be in attendance and servant,
TO the different departments OF house; and eyT,6n
shall be that contribute the com orr n ne
guests.
eltimOI in the morning. and arrive the newt ,or
nr by the way of Winchester and WOOdstOck Porsn,'
the South, will leave Stannton in the murnnr
at woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish 10 p,rtir
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Rntbi1,
han been erected for the accommodation OF Vistcrs