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MINT 10 renewed TO No al broza.sy, sv nn,, "a
murray H. where travels rs and smgisa,n "a 49,. sr-
Nth sDs ana Guides Of every ssscp,ion. - Mar.
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yIyHE LIFE and ADVENTURES OF
n Can. JACOB d. ARMSTRONG "A Ren aace IL
eeaya.irg mater hi Aly interesting aed ofs
shy IN he ,res eth Of tie nch and the o. 'A'
Pso,. &c stsS -. f.,h,. Of Kallolsh,' aooy
D.sA' ~, ,i t..s" DETITT DAVENPORT,
VICE -NS' Tribune Buildings, N21sza-ss-
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" Money Loaned at SIX per Cent;IThs Sec
opa Ckeea Building and Mutual Loan Ass Deiahonm now
m successful operation, and will loan its members money
10 build OF purchase their homes and charge an inter
eat OF Der &c Mt only the amount loaned
10 make this Association the NEST popular and sdvana-
etous to borrow ers, of any In existence. ., !.
Ssss and eptlemeu sre invited cafl at the Office Of
the Assccaon Ne $50 and get book OF the Aft-
c'es Of Assocati'n.
The tion book fast filing up and an early ap-
plication will be Necessary. 49,, - 49,,
The entrance fee 10 only 50 cents, msnthy ouss u
innate va ne OF shares $780, The dues will be received IN
81 psslmens at any during the month, day or eve
ming. H., =. A...,.u.
sbarehocer in this popular lnstnutoa The meetings OF
hs Associaton are held at the Assembly Rooms sih
sy and 25,h ST. everv Mondav evening at ociosk
JOHNP. CUMMING. PreEdsnt,
VIM L. STEPHENS, Vice President.
TRUSTEES.
Seaver n. Prentiss Thomas Pase.
Abraham Brown James b Mingay,
Isaac W. Ayres. sohn n MoIS,
IRA, els Snlffsn Thomas Cumming, IT.,
nsniei W,lsoa Or. c. Fischer.
WM. II. HoYT, Secretary.
Of6es No $50 9th. ay Open day and evening" until ~
O'clock
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OHRIsTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT,
SEWING MACHINES

athers nav 81 rss nfnsss re leblie are casieeee
ssarss psreh asBy nsch;Iss % Msho q ~ csnsi ~.
= 1859 az ~ oshsrs have been revttsd hoNBS F~s-
rt,T VA efEKIN0s for PANTS also for SALE
A'- ELIAS HOVE, IT,, Ne ssi 1Fess"%-
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

ISn MULES for SALE.--The sub
i CO scriber has constantly on h,nd aud for sale
large number good able bodied Mules, including we'll
brsls Eules Of rood sxs SUITABLE fr farm wsrk o. AR
hind Of Also number sui sbls or sh ,Diag
Also number broken for toshE canals ssd los ef
bOBERT RICHEY, No 1855 Wsshingtop It,, N ", Gst
the residence Of the subscriber st Ja@ssbug. New Jersey
en- the Camden sAd Aaboy Railroad. whore the Mules
may he seen JAMES bUCkBLEW.
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" Printing OPEN EVERY n! M5G N :,

" Printing. OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
To accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others
their orders daring the day, TER,
Es,ablshmsn. Tribune Buildings, corner Nassau and
Spruce ,ts win seep he Counting rooms OPEN EVESf
EVERING q. during the spring season. till ~ O'CLOCK
The great facles OF this office possesng every advan-
taes Of Steam Power Rapid Preses, every variety OF
posoys and Pres, enable the propeto TO execute
every description of Printing, from Gard TO BOOB 10
the style with the utmost patch, ans AZ
the LOW EST CASH PRICES.
larry the great variety OF Dsugas for Store Bls
engraved expressly for this establishment.
BAKER, GOODWIN CO, Printers.
Entrance. No 1 Sprace-st. Counting room. Second
stoTy. Open from A. NJ till leF M
w Pestpe1ement of Public Meeting.-In con-
sequence OF the Tuesday evening the Repubi-
can Building Association have dourned their rst pubic
meeting usul THURSDAY EVENING, Apni l, At the
Apollo Rooms, No. 40 broadway at II o'clock when
BANCROFT STEVENS, Esq VIII deliver an address
BY order Of Trustees,
JOSEPH N. BARNES. President.
JOHN T. CAIRNS, Secretary.
CP~ Western Farm and Village Association
meet THIS EVETING at Chatham Hall No Chatham
square. Mr Murphy has arrived Location ON Mssisspp
Villa lots chosen this evening Msmosr must attend AZ
n precisely. VIM HADDoSh, Ffesiueht'
Cy- Tcnants' Right.--A meetisg of the Village
Home stesa and Savings Fluid Association will take place
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 81, at u O'Clock, at
Grand st HALL near Broad way for the purpose II exp ain
ing the of The Association, enrolling members ana
tan, acting other business Of importance B-ihe
nsnts paculary requested 10 he present as ousi-
ness Of interss viii DO submitted 10 them by order
TN HALPIN, Secretary
OlsCRMAN, ATTORNEYS
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Important Publicanoa
tNOR SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EN-

VIZ Inns, Aftt<te Omcefe OF Inc Army aeQ navy,
sac for Family and Public Lib aries
OF scaenc< Lterature and Ar systematically arranged
by u hsc with Five Hundred Steel Plates. By the mast
snc eote, BY Spencer +. Bard, NJ, NJ d.. Assis,AHs
secIefsryof the Smithsonian Iss -Four vois svo.,
Text and vea, tso Plates Prices for Sets Of vols
Bound nha Turkey Morocco spfiDked edges $40 %
Bouhe mha Turkey Morocco gilt backs and edges Stj 20
Bound iefu Turkey Mgrcceo Gilt bucks aud edges SO
Pseishshy EUDoLyH GA aRIGUE, No. Barclay
81 tAsf0 Heussl New York
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. Official Business, }


JOHN ETHKkIDGs. Ctef c ERIK
q Copy OF Instructions on View; .Regulassons
fs the Gn,crn and Dress OF ne Navy and Marine Corps
Of o. ise V nESa s.ssts' MACH T1S 1884,
Navy and Nj tia Tailor, No 1913 Broadway, Kew-York.
-CbanRe-Psycholegy! -Dr. BENTON will lee
tuIs at the Bfeeklyn IBs Itute Washington March 81
sndEvEKY EVENING next week Icspt saturday, Lee
fue to the Laaies at the same place. TAP each day
The small fec of 6cs Will be charged a. TIE request Of
many ladies The eas. WI meet each day for private n
(Roons No 10 and 49, opposite the Museum Doors open
st6l Commence ut o'clock precisely. Ambulance lst
cents Order positively preserved
"A large assortment Of Shirts tlars Bosems, &C c.
staI ty hand Every description Of GentiemsD's and
pains viii be taken to give perfect satisfaction such
'''''''' - WIN ''' Mrs L. LovELAND. Manager
% Ladies' Temperance Ailiance.-The Ladies Of
Ar ERNOON in the second Christian Church in 24th
,: the s.na m IN.
iX,h Ward Rev g. D. BURCaARD Rev. J. W TAG
sist IN the organization By oder of Executive Committee
VI A''A " III HUGH DUNN, Secretary.
~ CaIedonian Division, No. 81. s. of TAI
NIGHT a. business Of the utmost Importance will be
sassc ed and it necessary that D.ss be sSsea a; they
JohR WALTON, RS.
Exchange, Noe IS aDs a. Csnai-st New York-This
where always be found large numbers of Laboer and
servants very rates VI and have
thsr orders filed by writing to the Superintendent and
sending the amount ~ pay the passage OF the
parties required. No fees charged to employers.
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
~ Notice 70 Passengers from Panama %
C0liforhia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STE AMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public nctice that no
tickets will be recognized their agent at Pansma which
are not signed by an officer Company and that tick
cts thus signed bs obtained only At their Agency No.
III West ST. Of of G. l.. BARTLETT Esq, Boston CT
Of Messrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS& CO Ne Orleans,
BY order. VIM. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New-Yotk, Jan. rs, 1859,
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NETWORK TRtBUNE e.
rBy Nxw-Yvnx DAILY TRIBUNE
GpefiaI Notices.


" Free Lectrre.-TILLIAM 3. M1LLtksN,
IQ Will celweT Lee before the East River dlsg
sro Mutual Loan Assoc'xon. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Mach 81. al UnSh Hail. corner of Avenue
shd Fourth at "A o'clock NJ Al who feel iBteres,ed
for Lsciss The oce, No 34 Grand 81 caiiy from
II A. nj. TO r. M where subscriotons will be received
all necessary nfoTGs,jon will be given fnIance fes
m the present, So Monthly dues So Saares, $500.
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, President.
JAMES WHITE VIcs PTesident
SAMUEL n JORDAN. Asst. Vice President.
CHARLES L. AEDERsoN, SecsetaIy.
B House Carpenters, Attention.-The adjosraei
Wooster ST., on THURSDAY EVENING. April L. at
o'clock.
II Z. q. or o. Fine members of Meridian Lodge,
No a. are requested to he puuctUal ia attendance
WEDNESDAY EVENING. the Stat, IA tae consdera-
top of the BY Laws for action By order If the
NC. JOHN BRAGG, Secretary.
a. DR.. HoltoD's Lectures on PhysioIogy.-Ia
the Ee~York Medical Coll. 20, 49, at WGONE5O
March 81, at AND II p NJ; iD the Methodist CHURCH.
Green Point April I, 2 and 3, att NJ; In the Dwight
On EDUCATIONAL Church, Cab st New-Yo'k, MONDAY,
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. April 9Th, 9th and 7h
a. n In Roslyn, a. BY circulars in the Chapel OF
Il New-Yo,k University, WEONEsDAY. April 7 81
y M in the Msphasset Academy, a. end u r ~, SAT-
UkDAY, April 10. All will be Illustrated with plates.
skeletons ana msnIkins.
" To Teachers and their Pupils.-Pupls with
without their teachers will be admitted TO Dr. Holtons
Lectures in The New York Medical College, 3n-ss ,
WEDNESDAY, March 81, at4 and II p. N Entrance ct
ceLs.
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~ No,;c..-THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS IN
sTiTUTION No. 648 Broadway, VIII allow interest on
All deposits made before the lst y Apru nslt 81
sums Of s goo and over $780, H.
N B-This Institution divides its surplus among YES Go
P'"-'"'' Wv" A A ALVORD, Secretary.
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" Mutual Lean House Furnishing and
psoun fare tfou The atten Of the pu

u Mutual Lean House Furnishing and
Prime Forle attention OF the pup
he 10 invited to thus Society, which 10 now being
formed upon the plan OF the various Building Assocsusns
though some the applications OF IT'S fnads
and the time Of closing, which cannot exceed three
years There Will be three hundred shares OF SsVo eacn;
and no member will be allowed to take more than hve
shares The monthly payment Oh unredesmed shares VIII
BE- 81. and redeemed shares So Members can A. any
time paw ND the full amount their dues and become free
fem the Association A discount of per cent Will oe
allow ed on payments in advance No persons need we
apply unless les dents Of this city Brooklyn or VIII
bamsburs Eor fol particulars. Prospeous a. Apply
,hs Office, in the Book Store Ct Messrs- AOkiANCk,
SHERMAN L co No. Aston House. where subscrip-
"'- VAN ~ All JOCELYN, Treasurer.
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70 The Third Manhattan Building Assscta-
uoS.-Al no fee ested N procuring Honest al
hen selves should jpA ana Team hos be done oy
81 all aolthy payment.
$500.
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming embers Of the Third Man
haitian BuiclSt Association do By calling The Of
hce oftte Secetsy No Is Spruce ST. second dSor
BY Laws ran be bad free of charge
JAMES LIBBY, President Loveioys Hotel
DAVID CoILAMoRR. Vice Presidtpt Ne. AZ Broad way
W. WESTON. Secretary.
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az Meehanie. and wcrkinsm,sss.s A"eG. Z

~ Mechanics and Workinsmen Auenuen,
-IHE RlILTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LoAN
ASSOCIATION subscriptions VIII be received oy the
ssrre.sry a. Office Of the Assocatiou NO o. oe~ey
ON the Ci,zsns Insurance Co every MONDAY ana fhday
evening, from TO o'clock. -, 4, u.s -,
Ieterest at the of per cent Will ee allowed on
months dues over In case Of vithdrawh ifom ,ae
Association. This entire new feature IN baAulas
Tnirsrce Fee 50 cents; Monthly Dues. 50 80 shares
limited TO stO large proportion OF when are now ssken
Afsr the above lumber subscribed toT NO more VIII
be sold ..,.,,x ss..,,
SAMUEL SOUTHkRDEN, President
VIM WEED vfce-Presidsnt. No. So Bo~ery.
Isaac ANERSAs, il, Sec'y. NO % bo"eiS
rosts, n williams No lS3 Hsster-st-
Geo * Walker No 81 EhIabeth, corner Of Hester 81
N w Vhitpey No. 81 College place.
Tohis. V Mumfoid, No % Norfolk st.
Hstry McCollum, No 40 Eldridge ST.
Iss,cI Deyoe No 10 Eldridge-st
Nathaniel Terpelny. No. 1856 5th-st ,vv
N PorrER, ATTORNEY, No. ~ Wslt'st-
~ The second Peoples Building Assoclas
books Of this ASSOCIATION are now open, ~n
vii continue 90 be days longer 70 receive ,tpsStiP
tc,s ~ Tbs cce No 1s7 9Ih az, dsily unh ociocA ~
re- sxsnirg pubic meeting viii BE held ~ tne Assem-
hS Rooms corner Of f5th 81. aud Sh av on III noD
TvEEING st April. AL persons who may wish 70 CIV
IN sttspd End any explanations Sxea VII DC
ehserfuiv gwen Several persons are shpecee W
the meeting. V habas. IN n nRIf1E VICE Prsst
] y WILLIAMS. seeretSy.
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4 5 CsAMBERMAIo and Ssamssrsss, BY a
,ssgsc'a-le sestsh Girl Can be I'll suited at
No i.7 Acsm - Broakhn
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l2OOOvc..o ra.sSl. ssld ai il 81 ss Ss,
sUTH Introduction by Horace Greeley. including the
English and American Speeches Price, 81 as Pabhshed
by DERBY MILLER, Auburn. N. Y.
For sale BY Dewitt 4 Davenport; NJ. H. Newman Co;
o. A. RooIbsck. and KiEgips Kellogg, New York.
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~ Phoenix Building Association VII I hoa .
pNtlc meeting at Military Hail. BOsery (opposie SPrits-
Il on THURSDAY EVENING az 8 O'Clock An sxplsna-
tory address vii be delivered by JACoB FEkN E'e
Free 10 al WILSON SMALL, President,
No. 81 Ludlow st.
AMOS wiLLIrs, Vice President. No. a76 Peafiss
A n HATFIELD, Secie airy. office Chambers HALL ~
u Chatham n
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" Second New-York building Asseeiuuon;;
-1ks Sscond New York buld.ns AssoclaI0n wlh AZ
rtr regular meeting for the pay msnt o. aass a.a
Election OF rev lnemners Cha ham Hau. NO ChAt-
han square, on THURSDAY EVENING. April !, al .
Sesek The Association is nearly nlied up, an .ns ~
te the joining at the present low rate o.
essnos fee Much valuable Information relative 70 ne
advantages and the operations Buiisiag AssoeAu.ns
be co arsd AT his nselinx Members requested
the once sAd subscribe the a,i1ces and &c, ns
rsss Books which are now ready Al scaics en Wiz
cues ps,s AZ this me ,,ins will be freed shares
Sil be offered REDEEM ptioa Entrance fee: % Gems
DUES par value 5000 Interest a. ths rats OF per
cent On all dues paid moaths more In advance.
Dr. JOHN HASSELL, Prssaent.
J. r. SHEPHERD, Vice Presdsns
BUXTON, Jr, Ssc'y, Ofrcs No. IA North wiuianrs@
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.LCBES -C0PLEY'S New Globes

NCHUDEkIH q CU., MUSIC Depot,
NNo 257 Broadway. n T. request the public to inspect
hands, for Organ, Violin violoneeo, Harp, Orchestra,
ETC. in every style, for vtuosos and beginners. The
Oidep Of Foreign and american Music viii ~ attended
to with promptness.
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Public Contracts.

A rumor having obtained currency, through
some Of the correspondents Of distant ncwspa-
pers, that the Secretary of the Interior had
declined letting out contracts for work to be
done under his supervision, and had referred
applicants to the two committees of Congress,
we have inquired in the proper quarter as to
the truth of the report, and have ascer,ained
that it is without the slightest foundation.
The Secretary has not only made no such de-
csion, but he has not even had occasion to
consider the question. He will continue to
discharge every duty imposed on him by law
so long as be remains in office.-Entel.
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Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the bill granting
further remedies to patentees was debated, and
postponed till Tuesday next, The bill chang
ing the compensation OF members Of Congress
was, after debate, indefinitely postponed.
:. In the House Of Representatives several re-
solutions were passed directing per diem and
mileage payment TO gentlemen who have here
tofore contested seats in the House and va
rious memorials and petitions were presented
and appropriately referred.
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Mr.. DAVIS said he did not care whether there
were hundred thousand such cases, if they were
honest ones.
Mr.. LETCHER should like to know, if this was
fair case, why it bad not been paid before now
Mr.. DAVIS believed it would have been paid
lon since, had not the gentleman's scruples of
delicacy prevented him from urging his claim.
Mr.. WILLIAMS said it was evident the House
did not understand the case. In his opinion the
claim wac not the less, but rather the more, meri
torlous because it went back forty years. Mr..
Taliaferro was at that time gentleman of fortune,
and was prevented by feelings Of decacy from
pressing his claim. The Government should not
plead the statute OF limitations against highly
honorable man.
Mr.. DAVIS said. in reply " Mr.. LETcHER. it
was perfectly right to scrutinZe Calm dating 30
far back. But all the facts on record and no
shing 10 left to conjecture.
Mr.. LETCHER remarked he did not want to
| vote blndfold a claim which has been sleeping
| for forty years.
| Mr.. DAVIS then read the report of the Commit.
tee Of Elections, which was unanimous giving the
particulars of the case
Mr.. ASHE offered amendment TO the resolu
| ton, to pay the money agreeably TO the law al
| that time in force; and this was greed to.
The frs; branch Of the resolution then adopt
ed, by a vote of-yeas 81, Maya So; and
The second branch was rejected by vote Of
yeas 81 nays "a.
The House then adjourned.
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THE CALoRIc SNIP ERIcssoN.-Te crafty publ c
curiosity in regard to the experiments making On
board this ship, we state that her mac hinery was
again put in operation yesterday, and was kept in
motion ten hours During this time her paddle
wheels tnnde six and one fourth revolutions per
minute, upon four hundred and twenty pounds OF
coal, weighed and put into the furnaces each
hour, In consequence Of working the furnaces
upon n draft purposely checked. this amount Of
coal was not oil consumed.
Nsto York Jour. Commerce, 2lsf.
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The STEAMER ARcTIo.-The New York papers
contain the following extract of letter of Com.
mander w. F. Lynch, United States Navy, ex
piorer of the Dead Sea, &C., passenger in the
atcaner Arctic, from New York to Liverpool, No
vember Is, 1882
"LoNDoN, November %, 1852.
"Our passage was retarded by prevalent head
winds and heavy head sea; but, while disa ppointed
by the delay Of few hours, 1 could not withhold
my admiration OF the wcatherly qualities of the
ship. Whether the wind and sea were ahead
abeam, On the quarter or astern, she neither
lurched nor plunged, but cleaved through the
waves and sped along, swinging from side TO side
with a graceful, easy motion. l examined her
closely, and, as far as l am capable of judging,
consider that in strength and beauty of construc-
ton, in stability combined with buoyancy, in dry
and in speed, she surpasses any other vessel,
national or mercantile, have ever known; and
have three times before crossed the Atlantic by
steam. and twice commanded steamers. The &C
comnodations Of the Arctic admiral able; the
police arrangements and attendance uncxception
able and regard Captain Luce model ef q
commander" "
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$l6,355 ,277 ~
N. SARGENT. Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENr,
REsisrER's OrricE, December 7, 1852

New JEnsKY COLONIZATION Socrrry-At n re-
cent meeting of the executive board the following
gentlemen were appointed delegates to attend the
annual meeting of the National Society at Wash.
ington on the 18th Of january next Hon. ). q.
HOrnblower, John p. jackson, esq his oxcellenoy
Governor Fort, Hon. Judge Haines, Rev DR.. ed
dy. DR.. l. A. Smith, DR.. j. g. Goble, Rev. DR..
Maclean, and X. 8. Field, esq.
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PRrvArE CLArMs.-A project brought forward In
the House, with view to securing better atten.
ton to private claims, failed yesterday by small
majority. Many Of those who opposed it did 30
because they thought better plan could be de-
vised for the accomplishment of the object. There
s great need Of in this matter for the
case now stands private claimants. however valid
may be their claims, in effect denied justice.
The honor Of the country demands that such a
state of things should not continue.
". Y. Jour. Com, 2lst.
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Another ballot was had for United States
Senator in the Legislature Of North Carolina
Friday last, when Mr.. Dobbin came within one
vote of being elected. Previous to the ballot the
Whigs withdrew Mr.. Rayner and nominated Mr..
Woodfn, who received seventy six votes, against
eighty for Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES


"WEDNESDAY, December %, 1852.
Er parte-In re.-David Taylor, &c.-Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the Court,
everything the motion of Mr. Brent
No 81. The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, appel
liant, us. Erastus Corning ct al.-The argument Of
this cause was continued by Mr.. Stevens for the
appellant, and by Mr.. Seymour for the appel
lees.
Adjourned until to. morrow / o'clock a. m.
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ments, UT to a suspicion that he is DESTROYS to
trespass upon the prospective privileges of
others: and we do not suppose that the next
nine weeks will witness any departure from
the path to which he has consistently adhered.
The contemplated action of Congress, how
ever, is directed more mischievously against
public interests than against the privileges uf
the present Executive. 1t is to arrest mea-
sures unassailable in themselves if their opera
ton be calculated TO confer morsel of patron
age on political opponents. Such procedure
Is unfortunately not unknown in Congressional
history, but we are not familiar with an in
stance in which it has been proclaimed so
broadly beforehand or with 50 shameless dis
regard of propriety. 1t is an avowal that every
thing shall be made subservient to the aggran-
dizement of party.
| We write this as we have said, on the sup
position that rumor which comes through SO
many channels is more or less well founded;
but we confess that we are unwilling to believe
that it correctly expresses the intention of any
thing like majority in either of the branches
of Congress. Two divisions that have taken
place in the Senate during the past week prove
that there at least party spirit, however strong,
is not omnipotent. The admission of Mr.
Dixon to the Kentucky seat, and the granting
of high military honor to General SooTr, are
circumstances which show a preponderance
of justice and generosity, while both must be
discarded before the intention imputed in con
temporary correspondence can receive the de-
liberate approval of Congressional majoritcs.
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BUTTER FROM ENeLAND.-The English steamer
Niagara, which arrived at Boston on Saturd "
week, brought ,0S4 frkins Of butter. At the pre-.
sent high price. is stated. it can be brought from
En- q land and sold at a good profit.