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euoh hot haste He mich concur In every suggestion
with the committee still he not willing to act WITH
out investigation and examination particularly whom
the subject presented was 50 important Ia Oil It's oear-
iDgs.
Mr. BADoocK (whig) followed, and advocated tbs i'm
med Gte acceptance OF the report.
Mr.. CORNELL reioiued, urging portporement OF ac-
ior Of the Importance Of the proposition
He assumed that the proposition Of the committee was
OF vital nporance TO the State and public at large All
he desired time to examine and he looked this
attempt crowd the matter through evident lack
CT conide nee in the conclusions Of the Committee.
Mr. McMunsA, (dem should vote for accepting tho
report. He had no sympathy with the movements he
looked upon the law being framed purposey enable
system favorsm to spring up And be recognized;
he looked upon the whole action Of the board as mise
rebe piece OF shuing and evident wish to escape
the trouble which had cnsued He believed the law
stitutiopsl and while he admitted the Board was made
up political fie nds be should shrink from pub
lcy expressing his opinion as to the cause pursued BY
them in changing opinion and petition.
Mr. CORNELL renewed his melton to lay on the table
Lost, by yeas to % nays as follows -
SSsMss.r oSSsSss SsSSsooR ssd Bsts nerne
oisi, DAvsnpss. Msnsias.oa, kisIy hsISalsh, aoMss
ray Gorgip, hunroe, Nescomb. Pierce, piats, heg,r
wss ws Hilsh, H'ii3S1 oSsi sd s'a
ana dceiI,6 ia the Affirmative by the aboye vote.
Mr. BAHrLtrT (iem) reported teYofably the bin to
change tie name and terminus os he Buffalo and cohoc
ton Valley Railroad Company.
Mr. Hul,sMs twhie) reported f,yorsbly the bill
amend tho charter Of the city Of Buffalo.
Bnis INTRODUCED.
MIR TAnor (whiel intro iuced bill to incorporate ths
Dudley Observatory cf the city Of Albany
Mr coEuEa (Gen. J, introduced oil 20 incorporate
the Newlurg Savings Bank
NoTfCfa nF
sIr T,noR gpve notice 81 bL authorizing he county
judges 81 this steteo exchange with eaohothern hold
ing courts
Mr. HIoraa. (ehig) gave motto, Of bu to iuc-essa
The nGnoer q State pupils in the Institution fr Deaf
and psmb,
7ar prvtNr1foa oANAL orrllsas.
Nr PuEey (dem J. nE'ersc . resolution, thai IL ths
Canal hcari axe Of opinon tas dimiuntoo !of cG1o
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By MoBsL's TELgeaAsa oFs,GE ID WALL sTe&Er.
Fvrs.to.aP M-Tssrrt met IL. barometer 20 g
II s. ciou'y bu. pieasant. VIII. south.
IocHfsgGn Z Si.--It has been aao. pleasant day
Wil3 so.tAgett. Thermometer 30
brrusv, 8 ? NJ Il Is cloudy and cold Wind soasa
ghtrmcSekeA 80
syRActrF,8P. 1T IS, pleasant mo5piigat evsa.
ng. Wird ucrtovsGt I1srmometst 32
uucA, p. M.--The SKY IS cloa;y but isl1 rntt.r
gitaseot day Lisa' northwest sine TAosmoacter 81.
Atr.yy. SP. n 1T Il clousy and mild oren.og.
W.ad northwest Thermometer Si. Basoneief -9al9.
Hvousg ~
TaoY. sP. n t--Thernr or1c.es 81 No wind l. Il
cltor aud pleasant night
Torouo.SP ,l--I..s cloudy T4rmometss2a ab,y,
gc.g,
01a.v,. 3 , ri lit i, elaoiy. wial ror,a.sst
9.e.u0a.st.r Il.
Esoeros 8 p. MI ], derf ara tasy. Il has tha
sppe pesrarce OF thaw. Thermometer IS Wlnd Hss.
Ncr4rgAt. 8 p. II ---ThcYuometsl 10 Dro7ets.
&c % NlA0 vest. II hos Tie appearance of a .hlw.
Cnasre S ?. M.--Ie Is cloudy and mild. Thermoma
tsi II.
pap,rvcrov sP 1t Il cloudy. Thermometer 15
great qusT.ty OF 'row hes fallen
WEparsDAr. Feb 4 1863.
BcFY,ro, 10A N--Baror1stor 2s 08 Thormolae.sr ~
WIND ,outh j. i pleasant, clesr nc. niug.
8P Ns-Barometer 29)s. Thermometer 80 IL hes
been pleasant, sunshiny day.
RocHfsrtR, 10 A. Mt Is a clouiless morning auj
the air very nue Wind 'outhweHt. rhermometcr 90
s Y M--lt y very warn ana pleasant. Wind west
Thermometer o5.
AuBvRv 10 A. NJ 1T is pleasant morning and TIL,
shiEing brightly. Thermometer 80. Wind south
So, Nit Is quite wsrm sud mild evening, hus
rather cloudy. Wind aouthweat. Thermometer Y
sipAcrsE, l0A NIL is a beautiful morning With
clear iue ssy and sua shining bright. Wind south
sP.M -.Ithns been 9 beautiful Jay. II sAavsi fast
Wind south Thcrmonater ~.
Urca, 10 A. VI 1t !. clear ana plea.ant wind
v.st ThsImomescr H. We have prospejt q mil1ar
~ "A IT., ole, 4; ,,,,,t 49,. u -. t..,, .,,,
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TfiiRTH-sECON CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WAsNixsroy, F,b 1852
The Senate commenced blsigess al hslf past twelve
O'Clock.
THE JONI RESOLUTIONS os rIEEvENrIss.
Mt CLAERE saii thst his joint resolutions iat.rysn-
ticn fixed for to day. But he unebe, in con-
sequence Of illness which bad kept him from the senat.
for seversl days TO proceed now After soma consua
ou with ,r. Cars he morsd postponmsns of the sub
cct till Mopda7 when he hoped to be able 20 speak II
that da be should be able speak the Senator
from Michigan ccua proceed with his remarks II he
could rpeak on Monday, sepator Cas-, would speak on
Tuesday. The subjec was then postponed til Monday
next.
The GALWAY STEAM Ltyr.
Mr. STOCKTON presented petition for line Of steamers
frora jersey CITY TO Galway, Ireland
HALE MiLlIoS WANTED FoR ANOTHER FRANKLIN sEAneH-
ING ESPEpirToS.
Mr. STOCKTON also presented petition from Charles
Wilkes, Of the Unied States Navy, asking Congress to
appropriate $4,000 fer elective exploration OF the
Arctic seas, IN sesrch Of Sir join frar kiln.
M H.IH thought the Senate ought 10 know how
much Mr Nilkes former exploring expedition had cost
before ordering ere,
Mr. ppAEor said the aezste had that information al.
ready.
meorLlAvyor5 PETITIONS
MI UNoERwsop .ieseatfd petition from merchants
sud others Of Philadelphia Tor the removal OF obsrGc-
EoUs IN The 0tIo river.
1Ir s ,rrn presented n pssitaa from fifteen in,ur.
anee comp1ncs Of Bo5toni concerning proceedings in
courts Of admiralty.
Mr nAmLtv prsssnsel petitions fer the repeal Of the
spirlt rsticns IL the nav.
FT rIru~s presented join. 1esolU.t3YT OF the Ala
bamo Lcsastsc in favor Of iLe establish leAt q an
TAe coacAf4sio. ~. lluDsY-orrTtrrfSe LoAv--aryo-
LyusEs&Y frtsart7ls etc,
Tr TCNIFR teers.l. u p, reported biI yroyl9iog
lor hc crerai c1 ,hc Congressional Library Rooa, s *
Mr li,srsa moved thss the Finance Committee be
dfchaTE !ccta nc lde9tian d On: t FER the pep
meat c tlG l4t.L0u1e olfUe Nnj ma ansl sete
men q eeitl u .or fsl'ses AID supplies dur
fs faW. .s 4Na
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nInN-t IN antaNf fknaaiAth.

ARRINAI AT COLUMBUS, oHto--GREAT ENTHUsIAsa--
ToRCHLl0Tr PROCESSION, ETC.
CoiuMnus February 1851
kossuth arrived at Columbus this evening. at six
o'clock, eni was escorted to the Mel House by the mill
tary and fremen
The came enthusiasn which has attended him else
where was exhibited here There was torchi5hs pro.
cesson and several public houses luminstoI but
tie eecs was in part destroyed by bright moonlight
From the rortco OF the hotel, Kossu.h spoke few
words TO the conSegatcd mu;i!uies pron-irg to ad-
dress them morrow morning in answer TO Mr. Denni
eon, who would then Address him on their behalf
Besides tpeRkDg to the crowds that attended him at
the various stopping places his way he net the Hun
gcr;an Association az Delaware where he briefly at
dressed by Mayor Buck and Presdeat Thompson of the
Delaware Un7sreity, t. whom be made very touching
reply The Association psesentedh him With s20 and pro-
rnised more
Tho hotel BILL Of Kossd.h and suite thirteen in ally
tie W.ddeN no8e Cleveland for three dsy, and three
quarters, Was Sq3.
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House OF Representatives.


CTR. .r,o.,-,,, ,r..,n-o. =, s.,,s, vnox sr
" ..n 49, ~ 49, ~ " ~ ~
ux A"' - ..
Inc cPEARER lsia various executive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
before the House Of which from the Navy Depart
ment s.y,rr tbo+ II ...oraaro. v;tb tho scrmer act
- 'a'1e ,Aa', - ".'A w 'N-0-
winch Appropriated SoSoo Tor tnat purpose, acSmms-
sion Of two scientific gentlemen appointed by tbs
department 70 examine thu invention OF Is
,
OF fane from sea water ana tne prevention or removal
Of corroson in steam boilers and blowing of the de-
postes or the twent, five plans propo,ed. Eve have
c.
0een 5eecleo As " eupofior efis pul sno ooofosiy
recommends that arrangements be made with the iu-
ventors of these i've for combination of what is do
srable IN esch for greater efficiency Referred to Com
mittee on Naval Affairs
SENATE.
The Senate bills were taken up and referrei.
GRAIN MACHINE
Dill extentIng the patent, Tor fourteen years, 70
Moore Pascall's grain machine, was passed
hR JoKNsoNs FREE fARri nLI .
The bill heretofore introduced by Mr. johnson (dem
OF Tenn to give every man or WIDOW VINO is the head
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AEU YORK LMGIsLATUaE.
Senate

h.RAS. Eeo a. L91s.
APPROPRIATION waNrtD 1Er prAr .Sp Duur.
hr MonesN presented memorial from the Manager
Of TIE New York State Inst!ution for tic Dsst aud
Dumb tcr ar appropriation.
p'~-tTRoyaL OF -Hr raoaosl7foS 10 rrrFr rHe c,v.-
ooSrHAcEs 10 TN couRr ArsEALs
hr. VsNurRmir (1em) reported from The Judiciary
Committee to whom referred the resolution of tae
Canal Board in the following words -
yed. 9h't for the OF t'srr.ha Legality Of
Canal B9atd, Il ~, oytr the same, thas raspctiui
reccrmsnd 10 y Le4 .u:e p pr.vids BY let flr the
tion ncn tioncd IN this rcsoluti5n 49,
lto committee report hist ls rssolu,on the part
Of the Canal Board 10 ar5 a. two points first
tie validity ol the contracts Gnd seconl the farther
powcr oi tho Camel Board Il is nc. tho intention Of u.
committee, IN considering this resoiution TO volunteer
any opinion III reference 20 She validity o. contracts
lse'sd TO- or to concede thai any power exists in the
Canal boad over the same OF In auy m1nDez, under the
present reference, to express opiaion these ppDt.
We conceive that orr euty should be confined 20
tie question. whether law ccEht to b, ra7stl regu.-
ipe immediate submission o. the subjsot OF te re,o-
ivtiop to the Court of Apresls The novelty Of TIE
whole nft;erthe fact that the passage OF the propou
Law would be precedent for iutnrs legislation the
rehut ca tie E1 ca system OF Statetle operation
of lew On the contracts already entered iuo..-ths
eject 90 be roGucsd the minds Of THE OF last
.tcit cf Tit. State ali the shelter sorded to our
public ciccrs in the discharge of their plain dues--s
copspile 70 render ttr suhect cgrare portanee The
Court OF ApFeEs Is the court Of st to which the
citizen applies for redress yhc xed 20 chat
iturGi ty t6e constitution imports that 1t ia
tenGed as an tEelGsFey sfpeasp court and although
tie Esth stCton OF tAe sSA article of tie tuition
prcsi4cs Lat ;he Losslavis shA JGa saae power
C ter ana 5late the jurisdiction ana poceedinsin
law ard equity they oort qosssssed yet il
believed that DeTtr IN this E1te hag the cJes Of
Last resort hst imposed UPON il tAe Enty II yin, IN
RGverce the Legislative Or Executiye ~ ass of the
government. Your committee have been uNatle in al
The pRt LegsaTl,a history of Ststs t. tad pss-
ucn; au0 the ouly nearly gaale S1ut ease they hays
been ste to dteaTsr il b4stthd, Is by 10 neans
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port Is d9s 600 bses, Of which 225 900 American,
against total stock at this period last year Of 10000
which 25S090 bales American.
INDIAN CoRS has improved in price from Is Cd to 2s
per quarter and p good demand at 29s Cd to sos for
mixed and yellow; and 32s per quarter for white
BRrApsrrrys-In -four and whe there has been fair
business doing at last weeks prices We quote Western
canal -four at ISs 2is. Ga Philadelphia. Baltimore
Ohio and Capsdap. at 21s 22s and sour at 17s 1Ss
per barrel White wheat at 6s. 6s. o.; and red at
SIS. I'd. q So Sd per 10 lbs
NAVAL sToRFs.-The sales Of rosjn for the week are
60 bbs at IS ID So Sd psrcwt. for common American
Nothing doing in turPentiuo
pRovIsIors.-There is a fair demand for bacon, but
American is too high compared with home cured. There
is more inquiry for beef and 6ne is much wanted.
There is nothing new to report in pork hams or shoul
ders. Cheese is neglected
TALrow. Gas. o 26s fine commands 37s Cd.
RIcE sells at lis Cd. a 18s 3D. in bona.
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india nua Cgl-rG.

The mail from India aud China he'd arrived In L3ndon'
With Bombay dstes to the 18th Dec.
The Burmoso court bad thilty.6Vo days allowed FOR
thc confederation Of the demands made upon ther KEN
not acceded tc, il supposed that Commoiore Lau
bert would proceed up the IraWadda, end commences
Eos'iiitief NJ Ragocn.
Letters ifen Iong Kong, Of the 20 IA November men
ton that th' pandarins purchesing arms ana war
fe fores * al kinds. The rebels are said 10 bo near
Canton
The Yellow river has burst is banks anl trade IN tie
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mrs. Ca,nas,ncy, sinclair.


fB stho'alF p.aysl tsah l2ss n'gat IN the eor1edT
o. he scl 1s ios Scandal It /, saii sn. 10, only
,b,ea rertra,v.t a,a.t,4 ,Lo .,,..- :. u..,.. -.
:, ,Ni - - ~ = FlS'sn' a9VA
'Lssr ior ctrsLadJ Isaze f2uEua, IN the Lazy os
Lyons, ard Queen Cathariue IN Henry tle Ei,hth
", have learned tl,t .bo l. r,.,r ,,,. -. r.,,
80, - ,,. \ II ~ ~ - q -
is'J AZ hAOusH7n fAo KEPT ais tneatro open on heF
OF at'racon ara Lorr that would pacs rim al lila Isr.
aea}a ava trat tho has therefo civoa rim wbnl,
w,rh's beCtits IL has been also stated trst she 4.
Eeuua e. al, urs ;, heavy bonds b oay az engage
peut Il tift ! rights II * ssbich sls Il IS neghr
t,eu IrBre II ftquffea cnt alter tnat third engage
1rrt y tst aih.7 e popularity a. dosrs sa9Ll4
kci5 AZ ~ ferg
Itig s-stfd tbst epr tNe eyp -nr,en commencing ~
Eor5y n,hs. nj tha 8tcndyav syrire Nr rarrs.t ir.
tepGa ta 10 ID California
~ 81, yrtl that tie orcparntious r III. --c~s or.
catizoV ~ fioral- ui-n ", levs iorfe 81 fror 4 gsu
utr,1 thst tteIe were ttD sp sho 80 right in fout
Lr Wi0 Ntre rost abf rere-5as a ,ho. r. -bs: ana
r4ll rLt ot4d tty cc5uf tt; ,ueceed in gt sting up
r.. c.t .el n -, otf-r ccvi' eway. Joon-we hHvs
osnt cruuoh ~cr- tfo dohnre Nho furnished the
Enei.a aia ,-ers was n,nsv spenr il tha FIRST
valo. .nHA confiesrst's srIa II tne t.yhto--money
,id ita teia s,d1 NJ. sn22'i ta@ sre' " have
u. "A f-e 9H s X. sn e tae Dos Wno actu-
Z. II. tl tt.e " lt 81 p. aiT' erTsst viii roEtsn
y :. ie..s.'fl t-e i..' Il II abs
t@tsH tHCfM q > cf tfp wA0'e ? fu~~tt1i#Y
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nsnrnnrls and INC pmtchies.

1t Il aanounced that the Dansh goyernment has
yioigd 70 tre demands Austria and Prussia respect
ing the eoyrrmtnt OF the Dutohs and the differences
solcrg pending may now be presumed to b. settled,
subject TO tleiI ratification ~ The Chambers.
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DOU BL f. s III E Ell.
NE EWS BY TIE l. { @ r a ? n.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~--~----~r>~o~~o~~>c~~o-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA
AT HALLE
>r~>>~~>-s>~~~y>~>y>o~N>
fNTERES FROM FRANCE.
~os>>~N@y~Nr4>o~~N>>NN<
PRONUNCIATION Of ti,e New Constitution
or~N~>yseo~Noo~~NuN~N><~r
The Banishment Of Political Opponents.
>oy>>~~-~>o~~>~~rN>I~~o~~
GuM0red Alliance OF Louis Napoleon with q
Swedish rriccess.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP NIAGARA
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
PRONUNCIATION Of tfe New constitutiO
The Banishment Of Political Opponents.
Pirmnass in The Cotton and Grain Markets,
&c ., &c ), sc.

TELEssArE oygn SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE LINFs TO PORTLAND THENCE TO YORK,
OVER BAlss MERCHANTS LINE, 2e WALL STREET.
HALIFAX TrLEGpAP OFFICE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4-P. NJ
The roTa mail steamship Niagara Captain stone, from
Liverpool with forty four passengers, bound to New
York arrived AT this port at two o'clock this afternoon
The niagara brings London and Paris advices of the
10th and Liverpool papers Of tie 18th instant-her day
Of sailing.
The h!sgara has encountered very heavy weather,
which has prolonged her passage much as to compel
her to touch at this port for supply of coal and aser
having been we'll repsnshed sailed for New York at
halfpast four o'clock this afternoon
The English papers do not contain any local of
Importance
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SpaIu.

The election OF clis Napoleon celebrated at Ma
drd bye Te Dum IN the ohugch al st. Louis OF France
9he spenh m;aiftry lave t. Is raid iutimated their
1ntertion t. remove several gna.&l cfosrs who had
Civen uubrBge to The government
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Departure OF the America.

B,3ToS Feb 1861.
The royal mali steamship America, Capt. shannous
sailed at neon, to-day for Liverpool va Halifax Shs
takes out about thirty-fye through passengers. ani
$ls2 7Go specie.
We annex list of the passengers iu the America -
Brown OF England A. L. Perkins snd friend j. seftor
D. j. Setut, ID. j. jung. r. Sparhnwk. Crawford sf Phx
dclphia william =; Hall Chsrleston Edmund Paine, aos-
tresl J. Brough H. Calvert, Canada West r. Rouswirt
Quebec: Nj Iypgs.on, United states Consul svglvs froM
It. John for Halifax, and eight others.
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We lsarn fem Bmlin, that TIE ol1 Council Of Etlte
af- hsyn been many Yeas abeyance was again re-.
vgec b royal decree, on The 10Th ult.
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TIE NAIL coNTRAcIs-TRIAL FOR MURDER. ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WAsruSaroS, Feb. 4, 1852.
The mail lettings Of Maryland Pennsylysna and
Ohio, commence tomorrow. The city is full Of con.
tractors, and great competition Is expected
Orders we're received at the Navy Yard to-day for sh
construction Of steam vessel to superseds the Water
Witch.n
The trial Of William Wells, fornle,lya police ofcer at
Baltimore for murder in the frat degree in shooting
boy NJ the Navy Yard is pro crossing.
Tbs Ete2sencer Of this morning contains o.er from
Hon Daniel Webster thanking the spanish Minister
ftrfccs rendered by the Captain General Of Cuba for
e1trcating and rendering assistance to American YES
sels in distress Oh the Cuban coast.
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Ml..lsa.apl l. >. senatarl.

JteRsol, Et5. . l3o2
RI ~ ssavte, the resolution q est VI 8. Senator,
te t.5rl aHa III terms vas after debate ail
on t1s ts.le.
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FFAyRS IN AM ERIC
s-y@>r~>->rN-,oy-~>-~~N>>
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
N--NN>-~o~eosN---~.~NN~s~~> =
B USINESS In THE LEGISLATURE.
e~~ONNoy~o.~->-.>-~-sy>~-.-
Debate in the Senate on the Canal
Contra Cts.
Rtfusal 10 Submit the Decision Of their Legality
10 the Court Of Appeals.
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS
Kossuth Excitement in Ohio,
&c., Sse.. tss,
From Washington city,

THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMERS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 4-4tl M
The statement that the naval COMMITTEES. OF the S.
nate and House prepared to report in favor Of allow
ing the Collins line Of steamers the extra compensation
asked is in advance of the truth The committee of the
House has not yet had the subject before it, and the
Senate committee has made no decision Of any kiad
being engaged in collecting tho facts Of the case and
having yet taken votes upon any the
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Passengers per Steamship Niagara.

Mr. sleigh, children and tervant Mrs and Miss
p.rks Mr. Mra sadder A aud Mrs HCsg and chldrsn
llama and friend Davies Peasc Person Barlow Corssngs,
Krollpfecr Norris Gilmore, Gebbard Bullock, Souyph,
Rodbsnd. Atcherson. Graim Brouee Bulchev and sop,
Lewis, Euss Mcoata Hoss J. Wood. Marquoz, Seelyc.
Jores, and Chisholm.
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The Florida at Savannah.
Lecture on Legal Science.

bNASNAH, FEB. y, l35s
The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, from New York,
arrived here after passage Of fifty. nine hours.
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Death or Senator Bexr,en's Wirc.
sAvAssAH, FEBRUARY 1869.
Eenator Berriens wife died in this city on Monday
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Shipping Intelligence.

Sid for Boston Eov l5--Julius. from Gravesend.
srsfren New York, Jan l5-Sr Robert Peel ~ Graves
erd Harriet Augusta.
Sid for New Marths and Vineyard frov the Clyd:
White Squall, from Desl Conqueror Liverpool; Hendrix
Hudson. from portsmouth
Arr from Boston, at Batavia-Nov s. Cohota.
Arr from EYors, at Batsvii-ocs Is MoZamhiqne; Oct
ST. Lewenstein: Nov EoggeSnd Hind; Nov Lue5 nd.
sli from NYerk. from Saurahaya Nov 70. Hlda GhAr-
lottc; Datavin-Nov l3 Momeo; ShanghaiN0v l3 Oeia.
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APPROPRIATION WANTED roe TIN pIAr aSp pu'tr.
br MoresN presented memorial from the Msuqge-s
Of the New York State Insti.ution for tie Ds.t aud
Dumb for ar apptorria.lon
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for the South, but has the Union no Norfher"
readers Suppose it should succeed in convlnc-
ing the masses in New York State, that Gen.
Pierce is the Slavery candidate, that he has al
ways been and always will be obedient to the
exactions of slavery, that Gen. Scott was noml-
mated by Northern votes, in defiance OF all
Slaveholding opposition, and in full view OF the
fact that he does admit to his intimacy VIM.
H. Seward, that arch agitator' on the ques-
tea of Slavery, will the chances of Mr.. Pierce
be increased Does it really suppose the good
people of New York are to be won over to
Pierce by proving him deadly foe to their
peculiar sentiments and General Scott tole-
rant towards them!
The truth is. the Union, if it has not become
oblivious of the North, ." has been led by the
conduct of such men as John Van Buren, and
Henry B. Stanton to the belief that the North
ern people are without Princi Piles or Senti-
ments. under the domination of mere party or
personal considerations.
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THAT all men are created equal:
"That they are endowed by their Great

That all men are created equal:
"That they are endowed by their Creator
with certain inalienable rights:
THAT among these are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness:
That to secure these rights Governments
are established among men, deriving their just
powers from the consent Of the governed:
THAT whenever any form of Government
becomes destructive of these ends, it is the
right of the People to alter or to abolish 1t,
and to institute new Government, laying its
foundation on such principles and organizing
its powers in such form as to them shall seem
most likely to effect their safety and happi-
ness"
We hold these Truths to be applicable at
all tunes, to all men. of whatever cline or
complexion. and are therefore the uncompro-
missing foe Of all forms of Slavery, personal,
political spiritual, whether at home or abroad I;
and the advocate of all laws and usages hay-
ing tendency TO equalize the conditions OF
all men, to secure to all equal opportunities for
the enjoyment of liberty. acquisition of proper
~, and pursuit of happiness
These are the principles that have controlled
and will continue to control us in conducting
the National Era which is responsible for no
Party. as no Party is responsible for it. owing
allegiance alone to God and Humanity.