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COUNTERFEITS ABOUND!
ALI other falsely narrd EXTEkcTRs Cornsrss OF
ALEgs worthless who ael them hope tina: By stealing
pubic believe that their
s-H Buy of but
tw ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE ZEN:
CINE, AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME, H DALLE1," ~
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT CoLORED INK ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH COX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
Upon
s erot s.ate where all erds addressed
viii bs nrcmoIy axseutsa 4 BAILEY 4 CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CHARITIES STREET, Nevrtrsans, - 100
the LOUISIANA, ALABAtt MS
S9STPI TFNNESSEF the City fb1 l'IsS
n State Of MISSOURI. will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
ap2GsT General for said Terriacvy.
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TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.

Art. 1911 sera eIu su.intendant de l'instruc-
ton publque qui xercera ses tohctons pendant une
periodic de deuX SEES devolrs seront presents
par la oi ct recevra lie ratenent que fxera la Lee
gislalure. Ntanmoins PAssembee G6nelale pourra,
par un de la maiorlte dcs membres elus aux
deux Chambres, a5u,ir la place de Suiintendant de
rins,ruction publique quand ellie jugera que cette
place nest plus n6cessa're.
Art. 136-L'AssemblGe Gtnerale etahi'ra des
ecoles gratutes ct pubiques dams tout fEat, ct de
vra pourvor 4 eur entre;ien au moyen d nne take
yenerale sur les prophecies on autrenent. LIE mon
tant ansi percu obenu de tsue autre tHG"n, sefa
dis tribue entire les dGrentes parolsses proportion
neement au nombre denfants libres ct bltncs
ou'elles renfermeron., ell de Page indique par AS
semblee Generale
Art. 137-Le produit de toutes les terres ccnce-
| dees jusqua &c moment par lie Congress des l. aus
| Uns Get Etat pour fentre'ien des eco'eS ce'o ue
toutes les lerres qul dams avehr etre con-
cedees on Ieuuees Eat, destination expiesse,
ri dont + Etat pnurra plus tlrd dsposer, ainsi cue e
produt de. SUGGESTIONS tchues Il i Eta conforms
| ment a la oi, resteront en- la possession de Fiat Il
tire de pref ct fofmeFent I'm fenie u'h'
rEtat acquittera aunuellement iinteret raiSon DE
six pour cent Get inttret JOINT cen remis par les
Etats. Unis d Get Etat Il tire de depot, en- yertl
dune oi du Congress du % inin 1886, sera affecte
ainsi Que la tota6 de la rente des terres non'ven
dues, entretien des ecoles publlques, Ell cette a
| location restera invloable.
Art l3S-Le reveuu provenant de la vente dt
toute terre accordee jusqua ce moment a Get Eta
mar ,e Commencement Federal pour ientIetien d un'
naison deducation, que la vene ait d6a eu lieu OF
ou'yIe saccompsse plus tard. ainsi que lie reyen'
provenant dune donation qne!conque fate a / Eta
dams lie but cidessus indque, ormera nne rente per
petuee, don, nteret, rai son de six Four cent pa
an sera applique lentreten dune institution des
tinee anx progress de la literature, DIES arts ct de
sciences La Legislature ne peurra vo er ancune l.
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes u
aure but que la creation ct rameioration de l'inst
tuition susdite
Art 139-L' Universite de la Louisiana, stuee
la Nouvee, OFleans, maintenue telle gu ellie e
mantenant elabe.
Art. lola Legislature pourra voter les 10
qu'ee juges necesssires pour re- lementer ul'erie
rement Unversite ct avoriser les progress de la Il
, terature ct de la science ellie dependant p
obligee de concourir par une subvention fentret'
de rUnlversite.
= TIRE TX.
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: oHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

EoRN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
ss . d ~ ll 81 sf 10 sd i So ii f IL
ora and the world Sn9sn ~ u st 3 & -
fs 5' Il ;t sss G 81 T. ;sasssa
iss been that
sure and sn @ Il s ss liz a
s ds st III ss gp e. sf
5 ma s es 4i r Ts s eaasa s pna.sd 5
he s:Ess :fa SsorsSsinr
ls tie Of other Ealsa ,S
medical roots oethst forming Inc s compound end producing the
The State Journal caas speaks of Bulls Sara
a ssl ass Ia m
se hsss ssasi ss h
pear VIII u.s. rsadar ..a Balls sar
ssPHtisis the EoNDgR OF rgE woRLpi
s' ss owa p ne md Aps I ssars
saysaleat Reis sassapaiiIs:
LeulsvrlI.. May. 1913,
Msy.ssial i:sa9s fhssys Eaieia
r. q s s 1 10 svso:s sS:
s.st has ali c,hers ~.
sasls sma as Psa1 sses ses
Very respectfully, s4s5;,.z,su ''H'0"1S Md
z sss Is nhsji
sS s!la vii s s III ssS i9as also
aiessd VII sSsarsn liz sssisst
iiS a n no sEs aR was
sarspals which aa entirely cured me OF Rheumatism
have been r q for sni as ass
ssss; = w.
VIZ that s arss a ed
pes is5t ss'is9 sstSG diss.',
@ o tie ss
e. 9 pssS4iss
Lewspof fi. i! pssssi i'afl1 ,ss,.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John sarsapaa the grsae malls
eaaes ssrs he so s5s as0 rs
S,:.ss @ 4: Es
es.s2s n , 4s a
ssls nd a as @ ss
.as ss @ s
T. Bs d IL s ss1. " s .ssss
long sp by DISEASE ssar nis,' r from On
1stn%' ts Which is often as Ea.
PseBias appssi tbs aHd avail Is
ssss.5i sas RI. so:E .:s ass,
Gu s f.5 s % s:es'
s1 hss d. a a az ss sa s I Rfi Il. s ss
q sHs esy ssss gns
Sss p tSs ss
z. sss making a' ssGt ss mi
Ps s sSs s,s snPn ssn as 1s.
ar ,l.l,l
"a mn! enough n ne ne isde
II ~ ~ CT ANY AIEnIc1NEi
- 4
Ms Icss hssEfdn SAYING ma oesSs YOU
sssesrs 10 nuaured for the crre O
Ssos syphis and many and sAndua affections
haysns 81 hasanbaT IL iS.: JAMES Nj MOORE.
~ Louisville ss sEF' Testimony FRos DIR. MOORE.
Mr. yoss sash@ria several ne case
Of Sos and pappy ei. ecnhdant Is one Of tn
most hat TGhs for shai disease.
Wtrrh.ster ~, Fob. JAMES III. MOORE. NJ ID.
following renders uperhnsu all further
upon the efficacy OF Balls Ssrsap1t la.
0 FROM DR. l.. p. YANnGLL, PROFESSOR CHEMISTRY Il
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL CoLLFsE.
m OF ingredients John Bulls Con
have hessooiR tha ths
form safe ceound AID tha promises Ee ehr9c
vhiet $ spp'sahe L. =, YANDELL- NJ D.
Louisville s. lsss
WHIST aylas physician by apponsnep. louisville Mar
Hospital, Of Balls sarsapssha: . ,,,.
she the preparation q John Sun
we'll caiculated produces ihs systss
,-,ss ri -,isi in nse ' NJ. PyIES NJ n,
as at Louisville hlssin. Hnsp q!
though the Weste
and yeuthfl. aitS
.ieted-uss tsose Thai Erisvorsiy sernTnted L.
ek al 'tonh mel ana
"o'h' s7sAs'
| rurslie svss ths puesie
,all | SCI r.to esl, ~, =, !GuN I'll.
1t Nh Fcrth street., and By the Druggists genera
DIS " psrns wishing Agency for the sais Of Balls
IL, ,.as,;,i, ,s;J nlssss address JOHN BULL.
,n aNpS'' street, Louiavils with
rs principal Agenin Ne~rtshs fc' the 10 Of John bu
- s.rsspsrila shetsstle and retail,
half T. WRIGHT CO., a. thsi, Patent Medicine Wasseanss,
"a Tvs ISL CHARITIES STREET
: IDREClPlTATED PHOSPHATE OF LINE
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a~,OOpER's WELL, Kinds County, Miss. ssssnsss

aNOOPER'S WELL, Kinds County, Miss ssssS
South of Jackson the sa.s by isH
and miles from VrksbuTg RhIIoae 70
Raymond the Well where hacks are tese
convey to the Well ,.., 50,
This celebrated Watering Place open a, az seasons 81 W. s h
Dyarrhan Dyspepsia, Droisy Gravel rta bronsnis oGss
eiIy In ZIG "Ae' wv
,TERAlS...-
Boarding Lodging to the Isl Jnns per "eeS
fSMAS WILLIAMS Proprietor.
The water can five gallon euokus and and hall
mint bottles BY boxed Mssrs G. D. Metcai Co.'S 81
Poyiras street, Ne"Orienhs' ~. n
Hssing with the Physicians of h WEI DIS
Bsayiy Kenron will be colored nyNis ihs
noeI uanue The and medical attendance
fer in will the charge from 81
% sl0
pint VIM, McCutcheons Washing Ncks
burg. n'> ~
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lie renverra avec SEES objections la Chambre on lie
projet de o prs nassance, ct ces objections Seron
nscres tout long dams lie process verbal DE Ia
Puts la Chambre reprendra lie bill en- consde-
ration. ST. apres cette nonvele deberat"n, les oeu*
tiers de tors les membres elus Il la dite thambre
sentendent pour voter lie BILL lie projet de lo sera
transmits, les objections dn Gouverneur, n azure
Chambre, qu tour lie reprendra en- consdefa
ton; ct 81 lie bill est APPROVE par les denx tiers de
tons les meInbres eus cette soconde .Charhbre le
proiet deyiendra lo. Dams ces cas-, les membres des
deux Charnbres voteron par oul ct par non, ct les
MONS de ceux qu voteront respectlvement pour et
contre lie bill seront Inserts AL journal de chaque
Chanbre. Tout bill qu ne sera pas renvoye par lie
Gouverneur dams les dix jours lies dlmanches excep-
test qui suivron ceIui il etc prescnte deven-
da oi CONNIE 81 lie Gouverneur await oppose sa 81
gnature, moins que I Assrmb ee Generate, en- $ a
iournant, ait empsche lie renvoi du bill dams ce der
ner cas-. lie projet devendra ol sill est Pe enVoye
dams les tros premers ours de la session hvante'
Art. 54-Tout ordre, toue resolution on t'ut vote
au exge lie DIES deux Chainbrcs, except les
propositions REQUIREMENT, sera soumls an nouvei-
near devra etre approuv' par ul aVant cure ms
execution 81 lie Gonverneur refuse sa sanc'oh' le
vote des deux tiers des membres elus a chaque
Chambre de lAssembl's Generate sera necessaire
pour maintenr la mesure.
Art. Silly aura un Secretare 'Etat, qui restera
en- place pendant la periodic pour aqnee lie Gou
verneur aura ct eu. Les archives de ! Etat serent
d6pos s ct conserves dams lbs bureaux du Secretalre
Get officer tendra un rfgstre de tous les actes off
cies du Gouverneur ct les certltiera foccasion ii
devra quand il reqnis, soumett'e ce regstre
ains que les Papies ct certlcats de son bureau
| a Tune on ,autre Chanbre de rAssembee nerale,
renplr les autres devors qui lui seron nm
mandes par la lo
Art SOL aura un TrGsorisr d. Etat qui restera
en- fonctions pendant deux ans.
Art 57-Le Seer tare d Etat ct ls Tr6sorer d E.
tat seront elus par les de Etat Dams lie cas-
OH Tune de places devendrait vacante par suite
de la mort de la d mission, de- l'absence du Ire
sorier du Secretaire d'Etat, lie Gouverneur or
donnera election pour remplr la vacance.
| Art 5S--Toutes les commissions ssront accordaes
au nom de Etat de la Louisiana ct par autorlte
| e.s porteront s de fEtat ct la signature du
| Gouverneur.
Art Coles hommes libres ct blancs de I Etat
seront armies ct discipines pour la Tense dn terri
toire, Ceux u qu eurs croyances relgeuses ne per,
metent point de porter les armes n sero"t pas CON
traints mais lis seront tenus de compenser a prlS
d'argent Ia perte de leurs services personnels.
Art. Cola l. gisature organisera la mics dt
rEtat sur lie pied gu ellie jugera convertible
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TIRE TX.

REVISION DE La CONSTITUTION
Art 141.-Tout amendment cette Constitution
peut etre propose au Sena on la Chambre aes Ne
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atIGARS 10, 000 Havana, direct Importation
Cnb Club srdi- r. gala Los Dos tI,rnuos Regn LIS Dos
Media III Judo Ertane FL Juilo Er'ae
Media R-salia, Cruraias Re gaia for sale by -
aust Ct FERD kENNETT 4 CO.,
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TITRE PREMIER.

PREAMBuLE.
Nous, lie peuple de 'Eat de la Louisiana, etablis-
SOUS ct decr.tons cettc Constitution
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Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement de | Etat
de la Louisiana sont dvses en- ros departments dis
tincts
Chacun de ces ddpartements est confe un corps
particuer de magistrats.
LIE pouvor leglslatf est attribute un corps parti-
cutler lie pouvoir execute aure corps, ct lie pou
voir jud claire I'M trolsems corps.
Art 2-Aucun de d'partements, nj
personne remp issant dams Pun d'eux place qu.l-
conquc ii exercera les pouvors qui appartiennent
propre un DIES deux autres 81 NEST dams les
indiquts c-apres expressement.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, April s, 1863.
\ PORTED.
Mr. McMURRAv (dem.) rtl orted bill for reducing the
half mill tax iuartcr min. oite"u to third
reading
Dir, BABcocK twhig 'epoe:ed fayorabls on bill
thorxng thares Murray 10 hold real estate This
l. The infan. grandson Of Mr. Wadswor, Of Genesee.
M. BEEKMaS (whig) reported fnyo.aby the bill to
incorporate the trustees the fund for the aid of ayed
ministers Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
THE LiquoR LICENSE BILLS
The senate. in committee of the whole, took up the
license lilsthe first one being that Of Mr. Babcock for
repeating u tho laws authorizing tho issuing OF licenses
and importing penaos for selling without n license.
The question being the substitute offered by Mr..
Monroe lWhie) a. the House bill. with amendments,
and claufe submitting tllc bill 10 the peoplcl
Mr., hcELw.IS (whlg) moved 10 amend 10y striking out
tho clause submitting the bill to the people Lost-Ayes
O. nsyss
The question then required on Nj Monroe's PROPOSE
on which et the reQuest Of Mr. Babcosk he withdrew,
So tfst the two bills might stand Independent OF each
cshoy
Progress thtn reported on NJ Eahcocks BILL and
then the Assembly IN, amended ny Mr.. Monroe, was
taken up.
Mr.. Negrwtls renewed It's motion TO strike out the
submission clause. Logt-Ayee 9, nays $.
The biN was then pono through H.h, without material
objection and reported TO the Senate.
Mr. BsAcH lwbis) 70 ny the report on Mr. Bab-
cooke bin on the table Lost
MIR. McELwAIy renewed hs motion TO strike out tho
sotmifs.on clause Carried, by ayes 10, nays9
AeS some further debate the question Of agreeing to
to report ~ the ccttto sSu5 made the special order
ioE thIEaiy Adjourned.
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Meteorological Observations.

MoEsE's MAGNETIC LiSE OFFICE STREET
AND BROADWAY.
MONDAY, April 8, 1862.
BUFFALO "a. M-Barometer 20 90; thanometor ~;
wind cat; it Is cloudy morning.
Y. M.-Wind east Thermometer 3S Barometer
2s 81 IT his showed most all day.
ROCHESTER,, A. M-Wnd southeast II is cloudy
morning and II looks like snow. Thermometer 80
y. M There Is heavy snow storm raging from
the southeast. Snow fell four inchcs and falling fast
Thermometer 80
AuncrH,8A. M.-It IL cloudy. Wind southeast. and
indications Of a snow storm. Thermometer SO.
p. n.-Cold, SNOWY evening. Thermometer 81
Wind southeast.
SYRACUSE, A. Mt ~ cloudy morning. Wind
enst. Thermometer ~.
SP. M.Sormy evening; II snows and blows hard
Wind east Thermometer 70
Urea, 4. Mt Is "a cloudy but pleasant morning
Wind esst. Thermometer 40.
T.. M--Snowing very hard. Wind cast. Thcrmo.
meter 50.
Albany. 0 A. Mt L. rathera pleasant morning; wind
east thermometer 40. Barometer ~ 500. Mercury 10
barometer 90 eco Mercury15 Indications OF a storm
TRoY, A. Mt is cloudy. Thermometer II. Wind
east, and the sky looks stormy.
QuEBEc, ga. M.--It IL beautiful clear cold morning
Wind east
MONTREAL, 9 A. M.-Thcrmome.cr o. wind north
The weather is clear and the lee bridge is stl n
KINGSTON, A. M-it Is beautiful 5pring morning.
Thermometer 50. wind cast.
TORONTO. A. M-.-It il cloudy. wind south. Their
momCtor g.
Pmt.1 Etplii..--H srowinE here all through the
night and the four inches deep this honday)
morning. About noon IL commenced melting fast
BALTIMORE. poon.--Nc have had Il violent storm o
and slcct this morning. and has fallen TO the
depth Of three inches. 1t j. now raining.
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The Connecticut State Election.


New HAvEr April 5-Midnght.
Tho resuts Of the election far heard from in this
vicinity follows
NEw HAvrr--Two wings elected by 500 majority.
The State ticket about the same.
The whg Senator Gilbert elected in this district by
427 majority.
Train (whig) is elected In the Fifth district.
The Sixth district is uncertain-probably democratic.
NV HAVEN CousTv0f the twenty four towns In this
county eiecting thirty representatives the wings have
sixteen democrats eleven with three t. hear from Of
which two probably whgs-Showng n net whig gain
Of five.
HARTFORD hns given Seymour, (dem.) for Governor,
about 300 majority.
Democratic Represent returned for Hartford
Manchester Windsor, Rockyhil, Glastonbury and
Berlin.
whig Representative -simsbury, New Britain and
Enfield
East Hartford and weathersicld are divided.
We suppose that the House is whig senate doubtful
and election Of Governor by the people.
The Judge Of Probate, elected from New Haven Dit
trct. tr,derck crosweli, (dem who runs ahead Of
his ticket.
NonwIcH, April g. 1852.
NoRwIcH H--Circen Kendrick (whg) for Governor has
3O majority; Lathon twhg) for senator $40 majority
Two whig representatives. by 3i6 majority
Thompson returns . democrats
Kingy, . wings
bos'aas,, broohins : J na,S.,,,. sn,g,
New London, :" wings.
BRIpaNronr-TEnTn DISTRICT.
For Gop7ao,-Green Kendrick ........... 1910
Thos. III. Seymour. zoos
For Sern!or---Pcrry twhig) 7SS
Judaon (dcm. )............,1 Sal
RPrsen'o r,-s-Six democrats four whigs-being
whig gain Of two,
Mpp,.r,owr gives 100 plurality for the whig reprsen
tativcs.
MrRpRs gves 81 plurality for the whig
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW HA,rs, April 6--1 A. NJ.
MipphSsSx GouNry The two Senators elected de-
mocrats.
M,DpLErows--Whig for Governor GEO. dem. 274
CiiArHAM-106 maj for Seymour dem; IT. for Maine
law representatives.
CROMWELL kenfrlck. whig for Governor, 80; Sey-
mour, dem, 12S. This town last year set off from
Mddletown.
DunHAM.--A gain Of two wings.
HApDAp>-Two democratic representatives.
EAST HApDAM.-Two democratic representatives.
CHEsrEn.-Kendrck for Governor, 81; Seymour, 121.
No returns Of representatives
SAYBRoOK Two whig representatives.
WKsrBRooK-One whig.
PoRrIANp-One democrat.
KILIINGwoRrH.-One democrat
There can be reasonable doubt that the wings have
the House by large majority All else is uncertain.
Tho storm has prevented getting full returns No
communication can DO had with Hartford
Nothing heard from Ltchfcld county except Ply
mouth, which elects whg.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BRIpGrronT, April 6--1 AM.
TWELFTH DisTnier.-Butler, whg, for Senate has
about 200 majority.
GREErwIon gives Kendrick wlig for Governor, 50
majority.
WnroN gives Kcndrick SO majority; whg representa-
tive.
srAMroRp-seymour dem. for Governor G6 plurality;
ono whig and one dem representative
DARIEN.--kendrick, IL plurality; whg repre-
sentative.
Nnw CAsAAs.-seymour, 80 plurality; one dem, roprc-
NonwALK.-Kendrick, 20 majority two whig repre-
scntativcs.
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From the south.

FEARS FOR THE sAFLTY or THE STEAMER IsABIL--
FIRES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
BaLrrNoRr, April 8, 1852.
nv schooner General Taylor has arrsca.ill llOharsst ~
n'h ha5ana, whichIport she left on thcs2sthi ut
r .sabel which wassto sail on th SOth her ir.-m..
~ Ia not arrived at Charleston, on Sdturl1y Sohs
aiPffCnson is felt Of her being disabled the General
Tor experienced violent gale ON the ist ilst :, ,
The loss by the coniagraton ut Elizabeth 'ity II ~
Is thirty thouond dollars portion oi which = eoSesl
ly insurance Scar'v all tholetcrs and pare.s III w
Post Office were fayod.
The woods neaI " tLmingon. n, W. chtg'l h'ci "sss
vsrk ud hs,snN nAAss
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NEWS BY PHI.
e->~>>N>~yo1>~~y>>~~~O~><
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
NyNoo~NNNNN~o~>Ny>o~>>Nv
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE HOUSE.
N>~N~ro<1~~>ooNe~1co<e~~
Secession Movement to Upset the Compromise.
sNN~>~>~c1>>r~~>~~>>>cO>~
TERRIBLE UPROAR RND CONFUSION.
Arys>1No>0UN>>~~ooo<~NyNoy<
THR SENATE ENGAGED ON THE CALIFORNIA
CONGRESSIONAL APPORTDNMENT.
osNocrccO~N>o~Nos>osN>o1,
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
"~01N>~>0c~Ne~>oo~N>>e~>>NeN~
PROCEEDINGS In THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE.
"o~NSNNNoN>o>oN~C~N<N>o>.
TEMPERANCE BILLS IN THE SENATE,
&c., &c., SO.
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
PROCEEDINGS In THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE.
From Washington City.

From Washington City.
TIN COMPROMISE QUESTION IN THR HOUsE-AS
sAuLTED WITH sLuSG SHOT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April g. 1852.
In the House Of Representatives the resol uton Of Mr.
jackson, Of Georgia submitted two weeks SINCE rccog
nizng the binding efficacy OF the compromises of the
constitution, and pedgng the House to abide by them
and including the Fugitive Slave act, taken up
to-day. DIR. Hillyer wanted Mr.. Jackson to withdraw
for substitute which substitute read infor-
nation Of the House. Various motions were made and
there was much futtering among parties Finally, MIR.
Us call for the previous question voted down. aud
Mr II. then offered his substitute. The House was in
state Of great confusion all day.
Dir Hale formerly lottery dealer, assaulted with
q slung shot on Saturday evening, by a man nsmed
Grgey at the theatre 1t is feared he fatally injured
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From Boston.

K0SSUTB $ vISIT-LOLA MOSTES.
Bos1o~, April s. 1852
The Special Committee of tho city authorities ap-
pointed the subject Of Louis Kossuths visit to this
city made their report ut tho meeting of the Mayor and
Beard Of Aldermen to-dayto the effect that the Iegs-
laure in session having extended invitation
NJ Kossuth to visit this city tho guest of the State
and that invitation having been accepted, and Kossuth
being expected hero before the adjournment IL would
not be proper for the city government do anything
which would interfere with the arrangements Of the
authorities for his reception The committee however
mend tho Mayor to afford the Governor and the
committee Of the Legislature every facility to visit the
city institutions public schools and other objects Of in
ercst with their guest and tender TO them the
Inncuil Hail. in NJ Kossuth desires to address the
citizens.
Lola Monies left here this afternoon for Lowell and
from thence she goes to Portland, Nc She appears
here on Saturday, and intends in about three weeks TO
appear in the 9 Drama Of Her Iifcn
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T1E CAhAL AUDITOR.

ALBANY, April g. 1852.
motion made in tho ourt Of Appeals this
morning to put thu q III clips Newell in the
caleLdar. Judge hthonds sad o would consult the
other Judge, and Will itcde upon the application to-
n
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NIovcments of Ikossuth.

MoRIE, April ,, 1862
kossuth has been enthusiastically received here and
has met with much sympathy. The sentiments of
Senator Clemens disavowcd ut citing Of citizens
at which many distnguis Alabanans present
They also warmly welcomed kossuh whose departure
for the North has been consequently postponed several
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AFTERNOON SESSION. .


me tbird reading was - ..4l
mr MONROE. (whig) of ~ y. moved 10 reconsider the
No.e Getting the New York hawkcrs AIl pviars bill.
Ihc vote was recontidered aud the bill again lost
Nothing further Of interest tran acted rtcose
wS taken till seven o'clock, when the few men. bers
pcscnt were compelled TO adjourn for want " quorum
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rIiIRD Rrapfra OF nILLs. ETC.

Tho House was engaged during .hea.morning IN tA
reading of bils, Nothing q interest ransrrod. Thor
beng only quorum in attendance. cicnt 90 pass
iorty Lills. lh...hchw nnl rnc.1e tl fnur clncL