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Arrived,



Us Mail steamship ssra Nevada, wilson, from Aspinwar
SEPT JAM Sept O. ~f and pass to How
Ad,hAp banasrs sps ready or bark Mar Parker,
Wshcrd dss; soh Anphtre, dc. LeA kuton, Jam, bah
rSo. R stuart, uDci FSra, Hubbard do: |
Ma. steamship limos HSrssS. APnWan ID 'A''' with
sss Ar,sar oi New s1sn Ta6o, Liverpool th
,nS VS. s.s to Coolidge Ossood Aus 3 lat a. sposs
p ,ce or Smith Liverpool Tor CITY Point. l9h lat a
So sGnNred barb surhnsion Of Bath bad T. sS h
hs. had al W wnis c.lns from lon 50 boarded BY
pilot DAVID Mitchell lat 40 IS sn Is has hal plot 81
Psl.tp New YORK. Hutchinson Liverpool 81 Aus, ndss and
$50 ,tseFsse TAss., c. Il. Marshall a Co.
FaAstshP w.,sroo Harvey, L'epos July 30 md'e and 'o'
P.esi,ss zurch, Rich, Hs,e Aus with md'- and 81
Fsete,%Sp Cornelius Gnu. Fletcher London .nd Porsnou,h
with 80 and $40 pass 10 Guaoel Minurn n Co.
swedish shp Gerts Btos Guiisueers q d., with iron ana
sSP Tvs. As, o Bo.,on Snow Liverpool IS d. mlss Ard
pas: ,S 70 Me 81 FroS;assors Win 20 900 ssh
hpscoo, ,of BunScA CaoAie, Liverpool 81 ds with nd's
Ssfs CONWAY. of st Hase poSyiI,l,ad, 10 d' with
srsmen Ssr JarO Fdslrd Bemea Hd's and IA pas 10
RosSss Bs..s Aea) A. d. and PryO -
d.. bushels PEANUTS al 40 dry 6tss 70 T. Ware
'ssl,o X senos lae L PAT OTTO Porto .yS i0 ass
Rsssn 81 on board Css Peterson Of New ior. Afsf
spprs hands saed from Porte Pfsyo Aas ~ M ~ io
Ava Pyo died eo.ld Aoirsw sieAs
Ns~NorS Aso d sept TO- Robert Brace seaman
Br.ner brs rhep Des Bremen > d., bAAs; All lo pass
b. rs mona, Draper M.re4bo 81 d., VII Brazil wood, &c,
b.. i,ssSa Rect Rice GonAvs, 10 d. with eOses and LOG
weod 20 o. l. A Ferns -,
Rr bns ison iaiof y. s sNenate, Shodae NB,
isds viii aih lumber and guudstorss, % C. Fich
schr PsnshS, HAl0Sh Case, N0AP' l. L. d. e'uaa 10
SIR Da,a s4Sson BasOs RokPOi. Mas, ids viii Ash to
seSr MeaiSo Dspnsn. PdeSAa Is, coal bOaai TO Brss
ssir WAKE Brsat Bnss wrniasOa, c. il VII alva
store.
So ksiha-is sashWell. Virginia %. pise Noot
schr Tuxa Iruxiua, Chase, h,nss, hasS, ) 6, hsa
schr Aasrican Belle, Crowen, Boston g., mise
= Graut Hsll-t Boston Q Q. naise
Schb Dauel On. le, Nhts NHsaA Is, lae "es3
So surefb Fsno. Phats'ThHa ga. coal
srbr Afxsn3sr HenisFsoa PhiiscelghIa ds, coal
So Jsbp coupter, Sbsrp. Philadelphia ! d, coal -,
Sebr Noroh Pscket Psnae Geoteto~a, u - 49, VIZ
n,ss- 10 stursss, Chairman CO.
schr W Blown, Bnter. Ellsworth, MSS, IS
Atlantic Ncterson Salem - uao-e' 70 LefS -.
SCR H.uuah ID Jos@s. Hsr~ ich Il a., y n Hodss'
soop RhoJe Island. Hall. Providence Is
Sloop Amelia, JONES', Portanes Ca -,
sNIYD-Shps H. Grnnel. Thompson, for Lueeej h1uofa
Rnrie Tor Savanuah Lou-ns Barsos Ass orleans O'01N-
Weeks br quebec Senator Coan iof San Francisco
BELow-shps soatAams.oa In Liverpool Ge0Evaa'' d. s.
ssi Ako Br. BARI
| WlND-sanssi, W.
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Disasters. &c.


70 See Key " 81 N0ffF~F1 ln1ent
srr Pot,.rr u Hsr-nst1n. We. from PAaie'pha Tor
Ro.ton Joe FaCsr Eh ut nihok Fsai ~
ard tunk h-s aLon u4sr. issse total l1ss Fart o. ss
ard Ttfnf saved.
Castle. shani0lei on - Bano about VT
L. hass sprung nd leaked 5aty. TIE were alen
oG - sch Asa;e, Of rofIncs.OTn-
scaH Otos lbe-i or Of seanen, "a od a. ancsa
Wenesday - der Of lie D.. ; harsna Tor s4sH
cash. .
VrssrL srvEThe pacte sip Bat mors vas 'lnk n the 80
Pier No. 20 EAsi River about II ocock Fnday So
unseforg spsfs The copper her hui Ns
d n be iiaf IL va-r rushed u I'D she hAri a.
sss There CONS twenty men A.
bod he who barely -acspei bens f1T'-A-
has been GlHter 90 raanHt between t' Son
ID HI
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NTEW FALL GOODS-At COLUMN

NEW FALL GOODS-At COLUM-
BAN Hall No q Grand It, Nsw;Yoyk
The subsches having conpefed the selection Of their
FALL AND WINTER GOODS 49,. I.
would to their patrons end 10 strangers visiting
tie city that they are now offering 'he richest and ss
'''0'''nSPF'S FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
the fall importation o. 1882 offered in the city.
RICH CANTON GRAPE sHAws, (Plain and Ea-
0' RICH sRocHE and CASHMERE sHAwLs. (nsS
P'RRtfscrin WOODEN PLAID and PLAIN sHAwLs.
Log gs SIC MS1'sNING and HAL1PLAID sHAwLs
Rich BROCADE SILKS, entirely aew styles
mon pLACK 0RO DE- Rim, entirely new styles
Rich CHAMELEON, PLAID, STRIPE, and oIasr
FALL and WINTER silks ,,,
TPISU NANTILLA VELNETS, 81 snd ~ vide
? RICH rIGURED PLAID and PLAIN, al WOOL NUS
ri Rc ~ Muslin DE- LANES new fall pattern, of the
!" R N rs FRENCH MERINoEs and CAsHMEREs-sa
RICH PARtMArrAs, ALPACAs ANToN
CLOTHS BOMBAIINES and MOURNING 6OODs9
TSether with serersl assortment Of RICH LACES and
FMBROIDFRIEs, ENGLISH, FRENCH and OK.
MAN HOSIERY FRENCH MD GLOVES, wA'sntse
Paris made
A"' cIoTHS CAssIMERs and vEsTlNGs,
DOMESTIC PRINTS and ~
LONG CLOTHS,
PURE IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTH,
DIAPER TOWELLINGs NAPKINS, SHEErlN0a
ard sTIRTINGS. and all other
HOUSE and HOTELKEEPERS GOODS
The REGULAR facilities DC ssesssd by the ,ubscbeu for m-
porting their oregn goods will ensole them 70 oner naae-
m,nts their retail trades, SELDOM net VITA soa .ae
greatest depository Of RICH DRESS GOODS In ass
country. a.. ,, .r.,,.
Stages nom the different ferries and railroad stations pa
by or near the door every five minutes
Terms cash. One pnce inNansoit' =, TO ro,,,r
s x A. r.. TOWLE,
Importers, Jobbep and Rotsilon
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Iron car corrsspoad.rt..1

YA..A,D s..,.-,.p ~. krr wtsr Friday, Sept J. lss.
ec.i a. 1.y.,. man Capt Elhs from Pblzdsiphs, WITH
- AZ ~ 40 80 esnas.sd vixen Of San Ksy Bsak IN
49, ss Rec sse ,sslOT,a % u. sh Ca, "a.
- az -, -. - IT, ne vrsetsrs, tswsd bis vessel
Of pe,usn 81 Der e.rse order ZAP her sp., n. 1870
ns scAr II. Narsn, Capt Gupnn ffon Lam. 49,. -.
sesnS 70 Ssv fea, h> al q her so1 M ~, -
s u he 90, vhes 81 he Pan q Ma.Auaaa AZ s.,.S 800
u s1ssu I'D vs pssst ~ ~ Ne Dstsssa IssSs.s -
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Passenger Arrived.

IN paets ,hip Csrnsh1 G-'nreH' re- - 80, r Nel
.ev.a-W B.rue sisi. ehh NJ smin sne ~ -.
scp Eaties Mr. Donaldson, Mr.. Co.gues -dy o. 49,.
Ey, y Lsvis, Y. Burt. X Ne"inf'on MIS- = ~.
..t,,t, r,,g YORK from LdserSso!-xf. AID hn B'As
shaw, Mics DAVE - p NJ, A Iufaruo A.. c
49,, srhopbe. Tim, 7. Grooth, J. bscter n
w. AZ IsSss Mr. wersee. Mr. nahsisti Mr.. EonsraH
Mr.. stio.. Mrs Bsnkhsessn, kn boeh' ME "'''
BE- N,nTpAGy FROM Vera cri;-Rsy. p e
- AZ P.rer Demoanso CsEele-, hossy OshAfso'
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financial.

O,FlcE Nrw-YoGX AND ERIE RAILROAD CoNPANY,}
NEw.YoRK, Sept 10, 1852 )
NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the
' Eew-York and Erie Railroad Company are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors will be b. AZ
the Office Of the Company. in Fireplace, on TUEsDA
he l2h CAV OF October next, from ii O'Clock A NJ 10
o'clock 2. Nj. - 800,
The transfer books viii be closed from Oct 3D. I'LL the day
altsr the election. By order Of the Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy.
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BY Nora kssy BoE:s-2 454 hsls F1our 4t9 do Wits
ny, 90. Asnes 1850 bash Wheat M Sl0 40 Corr $50
boxes Cheese and 20 hale, Wool 49, '''''' Wv
Nv Esss Railroads.&c. hoxe, Cbae.. 9ss ada, Js..har
$50 pkss Better ana ia bsAs Fonr - ~ ~ ''
By Nee-Assss kaGroaa-Se eoxe. Cl.... @ ,h.s
Bauer. - -
Ness- TSk cad HarlsnA Railroad f,r u, 49,. .s;..
SJs S9 head Cattle, is Co lGi caiys, sts ssssn
s. live Hogs SSSS pa dressed Hogs Ssi a. Noes "a
Re,f a rskgs Petry, Is 90 Esg 7eS DO Ss,s 81, 400
sursres $40 eela Lime 50 bales Hay, q tn Inn "a al.
Wool-
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Apoken. &c.

Sept BY Io boat George steer no Hs T. Or Sandy Hook
BARI Belle, To- ds from see lands hd 20 N~E B-iord, Dl
shr Helena, from Bfemen haT Savannah Br. b Huds 10
New ora. and several other vessels.
Aug 2 on Double Head Sho Keys chr Re- ads- n
New lork oT NasGoTia
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Philadelphia, July is. 1859.
CPRINGFIELD, MOUNT VERNON

CPRlNGFIELD, MOUNT NERNON
4 and PITTSBURGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
LOAN-SPRIN GFIELD, MOUNT VERNON and
PiTTSBURGH SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIB BILE BONDS.
The Springfield, Mount Vernon aud fitfsourgh Rairoad
Company offer for sale S25OOOe Of their Mortgage Bonds
The Bonds are in gum, of 81 900 EACH payable the Let day
Of January D. 1863 with interest per Ct semi annu-
ay in the City of New the LIST day Of January
and July of each year. where the principal is also payable
They secured BY first and only mortgage TO George
Coe ESQ, OF tho City OF Newton trustee for she bond
holders The amount Of Bonds thus - be Issued at present
under the is limited to 100000 They are con
verbe into the stock OF the Company at the option OF the
The mortgage covers the line Of road from Springfield to
Delaware distance OF 40 miles, reaching At the later
point the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad,
and az both places This part OF the road Is unaet
contract and the greater part OF the work done ana
will be fin ed aud brought into about the LIST OF June
nett The local subscriptions applicable 20 thf division OIL
the road little upward OF S5O0tOo, OF when
Of this MISUNDERSTANDING two costly bridges each costing
about 10000 will be about SoIOOV0 and inc company
have further subscription Of upward Of $4,000, app i
cable TO the Eastern Division Of the road extending 20 the
Ohospd Pennsyya nia Road LOudonyllle distance
This road pass through the central part OF Ohio denssy
peopled and productive any other part Of ONO aud
Il forms important link In through line om Newly
70 Cincinnati By way OF Phadephis and PItAbursh An
examination Of the map VII show that occupies position
equal TO any other In the State.
Proposals. win be received tor any amount net less tn Al
sLO until the 2fth day of September a. oclOc< Pro.
posas 10 be addressed to Messrs. DELANO, DUNLEYY
CO. No. 10 Wsllst, Endorsed Proposals. for Springfield
Msnnt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad Bonds" Ten pei
cent OK the purchase money viii be required accepnl
the bos the remainder in equal monthly nstamelt OF
per eent-purchsse at liberty pay il full Interest OF
the bonds 70 ron from day OF payment
map Of the road and exhibit Of the affairs Of II,
company may DO had at the Office OF pELANO, DUN
LEVY CO, No. 10 Walls. And all necess,ry informs
ton will be sysH Sy then in relation the road and it
Eew-YoEk, Sept g. 1881
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BY Telegraph.

bVsioN ssgi ls-Art ship Northern Ls 100 aAys ron Sa'
rsssSS eaIa lAcoaia. Phzdepha FRS Iohn DAssoa WI
a. ~ shS Nesta ERen Session. Aso. arr shp Mao
- AssAlsi bns HaRb0lat, Ceraeoa 2oth AL
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rIarkets..... .Rtrortn4 ~ Telegraph

Markets..,...Ht T'FINd y It4fyTuPE
PROVIDENCE Sept H. CorToN-Our market remains
unchsr sales Ton the week 5 bs'es Wool-The de
msnd continues quite active, aud prices are htts IN ee
nz fSr Fleece. The sales for the week are S0tO peanas
fxNrlSe CLoTRs-Ths market 10 active saa prices are
very am The aoek Is hight ard many styles have sold
ahead. TIE sales Tor the week are 81 80 pieces
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-. airing the year. 1850 and is'o, Is

Ius.... SIS sas IOc asssO1 In ,S s..,,,y Of the
n, reducing the wso.i Flour the sssrd with the
sns, len at Ode water this yes', laws an increase
corresponding yer'cd OF s'' y'"'
OF ga sss tbls Flour .,,,tv Of some Of the
Pr'r" Articles &c ,sy, .ou to 7.h of September nclu
ecmmencs'nes. u .r, 1880 l37 days; 1881, LAG days.
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uTrlgubr al

vr~.yvrs ALx.rLs----.-rH1 fh 80.
. r.. a 60 s~ts...-.... . 70 noos-klsss.-..o u a
vArss-s fns stt, "a. "a a..
s,-6v Hooi lea Gov. blend.--s "a heh "
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAN-SoOo,OO0 DOLLAR5-sealei proposals viii
- received At the oce Of the Company in PHILADELPHIA.
rntl the 18Th day Of September next at Iunset for 'As
The Loan win 10 secured by first mortgage the Raj
rad of the Company-9 miles 10 ength-and its eque
s,ent which when placed In eompete operation betwees
Harrisburgh and Ps0ugh, with single track ndEang, Will
sou al 2 100000
Ths amount Of unconditional subscriptions 30 he capital
soekl Of the Company the 3lgt May waS Zoo,
which will shortly be increased TO Ten Millions On thess
shscrption, there was paid that date s94l7 895.
Yhis broad basis together with the large receipts OF shs
Company from business Of the ro.d In It's unfinished
1on Demonstrating beyond Doubt the ability Of tbs
COMPANY 70 pay not only interest It's debt but ample dv
fspds 10 st0ckho6e enables the Directors 60 oer this
loan 10 capitalists with unqualified Assurance that IL will
Gord s safe an Of their funds and certain IN
he punetusity with which too ateres VIII % mst a. zoe
kest government securities
Yhe Bond, will DO Issued in runs OF Ono fhousand Dol
lara with interest at the rse or SIX por cont
ehed payable the first day OF January and July OF eSs.
yesr at the Office the Company In this city or IN surns OF
s2OO sterling with interest ooupon, At the rate OF I'VE PEI
cent payable Ia LOndon-eseh WitAoa' any deoessoh
nIes
ssyabs on the Sst Of December $780, they be con
geed at the option OF the owner into the capital stock 81
he Company at par G any time previous 70 the sls Oese&
twenty-five per cent OF sssh ssseptsd BID to b pss
sftn twenty days after the receipt Of notice OF m aeeept
,nee at London II for Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia
COZ Dollar Bonds the remainder to DO paid In instament
.Ter 90 day, thereafter until the whole 10 settled
OF the full amount be paid Ia at once II desired.
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE V. BACOls
rrsasref PHILADELPHIA and nd0sed Proposals Tor Loan
rhey Will specify the price sheres for Dollar and steEnsl
The Bids win be opened and determined By he Boerd d
directors on the l6th day OF September.
prospects, win be furnished application At the Office OF "a.
Company or 20 EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer, the
F,esis Agent Of the Company In London .o,, ...,,,
RhfIa1alnka ulu
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Goal.

COAL.-Red Ash Eggand Stove, scsess,
ed and delivs,sa 4, GOOD order at IS per tun ssffS
boats when disct,rsrs Yard No sSs Ri.ingsono ssoR
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N r. COBB d CO., No. 90 Wall-st..
~ . Stock Conmtsioa and Collection Brsksrs
ofher Loans sesot,atsd, -s' ~~s
COLLECTIONS made IN ~ pst Of he United s.ss,,
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COAL.--I still continue to deliver % =
~ Rad Ash. screened from yards dry under cover
per tun. q IS from bosts Yuds King and Gree ssTs1T
6oerck and Riyinston. PETER CLlNhv.~-
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Drp Goods.

DRY GOODS-New Goods daily arr
rivins; De LANES. Casameres. Alp.esA PnatA Nae
ms Linens. Table Coths Blsskes Fannels oAes sass
C,o,br CsSimeres Ge with general assortment u
sopssle Coos Tor sale by W MATHEWS & co,
Eos ~ and So Catharpe<t.N
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ocean stcamsTs.
xvs~ m srRAxrRs rox rffx MONTH on sxrrrx.v,
xrrIxxas 70 asxryr rRcx KuHorl.

HsDholdt.--. .sss nom soatAsnrson of Nss CIV s'sA
9.as.ra -. Sab from Liverpool of Bcssse Sept
sails Sos Liverpool for Ns~ Iork, sept
Ara sails from ilssrpooA COR Ns~ fert s<s IL
Esrmazr-. Ssis hoz Sosthanpten of res 49, -
cs..ia -. ssas nom Lvsrpeol Cor Bostoa, SEPT Ia
49, -. sails RON Liverpool. for Nsv Yoh, sere "a
~ - salh rom Livsrpoel 6s Nee rsrt, ssrs. -
4uxA ~ So nen sse'taapsoss ~ ~ iSs.S~s
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vTpE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE

VNHE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE
Ribbons dlss vevets feathers end millinery foedr
ribbons adapted drees and msntills trimmings also
boune, ribbons wristlet bows for hair eashes-e
the richest quality and design and largest variety ever ~
hbited IN this country ror sale very cheap wboles.o
or retail at No 90 sowery, corner OF hssssrW ~ N
LICHTENSTElN.
WADDING.-The original Star Wad-
Wv ding both Black md White, msuusctursd by u.
RATHBONE, Chatham -Four Cornen MOREHoUSEk
MERRITT No. S4f Pnsst, Agents.
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NHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
i BANK Of Georyetovn, d. C., redeemed at per
cent by s.. j. 5. DUNNING, No. ls6 Greeawish-ss
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professional Notifies.

DR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, SUE
egos and OcuLIsr No % Vest lSth-sf, may -
consulted gratis from TO O'Clock A. NJ, every day. -.
days excepted. -
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WILLIAM P. MINER, Attorneys
w Law, Wikesbsrre, Penna
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Clothing, &r.

EyALL HATS.-Custom makes neces-
sary the announcement that our Fall Hats are ready
Gentlemen weary OF their Hats now a. our e.
tsbshment perpeste change 10 he I'D gear az once "
nronrista and bacomIns WARNOCKS Hsttors,
No. us Broadway, Irving HOUSE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-27
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1852.
IN SENATE.

The PRESIDENT Of the Senate laid before the body
communication from the Department Of War, made in
compliance with resolution Of the Senate calling for
estimate of the cost Of nuctng basin at the termi
nus of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Rock creek
which was referred to the Committee the District Of
Columbia.
Also, from the same, communicating, In compliance
with resolution of the Senate transmitting the supple
mental report of the battle of Cerro Goro made by Gen
Pillow to Gen. Scott which was ordered to lie on the
table and be printed.
MEMOIRS OF GEN. N. GREENE, or RRoDE ISLAND.
Mr.. CLARKE presented the memorial Of Geo. W. Greene
asking Congress to subscribe certain number Of copies
Of the memoirs correspondence and papers Of Major
Gen. Nathaniel Greene which he proposes TO publish.
This correspondence commences at the camp before
Boston in 1875 and down to the close of the
II contains, besides important matter resulting from his
position in the army, documents Of the greatest
quence forthe history Of the de-
parment and the only complete collection Of materials
for the history Of the in the South during the period Of
his command. These papers only be made available
the student Of American history by publication and IL
Is with this view that the memoraist has arranged them
for the press.
In presenting this memorial Mr.. CLARKE took occasion
to state that the memofast the grandson Of Major
Gen. Nathaniel Greene and has in his possession all the
papers and letters Of his ustrious ancestor He does
not propose to Congress to purchase these valuable pa
pers and bury them in the archives Of any department
but that liberal subscription should be made het
publication to be accompanied BY IN authentic memoir Of
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE, OF UNDERSTANDINGS
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1852.
The SENATE did not sit to-day.

MIR. MARSHALL, of California, by unanimous consent
presented joint resolutions of the State
asking Congress refund the moneys collected in its
ports and calling upon its sister States to see that this
act OF justice is performed towards the youngest Of the
republic.
Mr. NJ also presented joint resolutions Of the Legsla
ture OF the State relative to increase in the sa
ares Of the United States district judges of that State
The resolutions laid the table and ordered to
be printed
DEFICIENCY BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. KING, Of New York. the House then
went into Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, (Mr. VESABLE, of North Carolina in the chair
and resumed the consideration Of the bill to supply de-
hcencies in the appropriations for the service of the fiscal
year ending the Both of June, 1852.
MIR. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, addressed the House an
hour in explanation of various items which he had been
instructed BY the Committee on Indian Affairs to offer to
the BILL which items had been rejected by the Committee
of Ways and Means.
Mr.. BROOKS followed and sustained the estimates
Of the present Administration.
The committee rose and reported progress
And the House adjourned.
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
IN SENATE.
Tho pprsInENr

The SPEAKER stated that the first business in order
the consideration Of the motion made by the gentle
from New York. (Ar. Kxo) on Monday last to sus-
pend the rules as to enable him to report from the
Committee the Judiciary Senate bill amendatory OF the
act entitled An act to provide for holding the courts
the United States in Of the sickness other dsab
ty Of the Judges Of the district courts approved July
80 1850.
The motion to suspend was agreed to, when
Mr.. KING reported the bill with an amendment viz
add the words "but such district Judge shall hear
appeals from district courts"
The amendment agreed to and the bill as amend
ed was read the third time and passed.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, and made the follow
ing announcement to the House:
Mr.. Speaker II is made my duty to state that the
pleasant Misunderstanding occurring here the 18th
instant between our brother members Messrs DUSHAM
and FrrcH was referred and submitted the instance Of
their respective friends to the Hon JOHN c. BRycKEs
RIDGE and myself and, further, that having declared
what believed to be the plain duty Of each to the other
IL 10 in our power that oil difference has been
justly and honorably settled.
DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr.. STANLY inquired II the Honse, by two-thirds
vote could not postpone to some day beyond tomorrow
the homestead bill r
The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative.
Mr. STANLY then asked that by unanimous consent the
special order the homestead BILL might be postponed 90
as to allow time 70 dispose Of the deficiency BILL
Mr. JOHNSON of Tennessee said that for the purpose
Of having this matter definitely understood and Il
urged that there great necessity for the passage Of
the deficiency bin the drafts Of the Government having
been protested he would for the sake Of accommodating
all parties, suggest that the homestead bill be postponed
until tomorrow week.