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meteorological Obssrvs tI0nSs

~ MeasE's TELEGRAPH, orrIcs ID WALL STREET
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1S, 1854
BUFFALO, A. M-Barometer 20 60 Thermometer
II. Wind west 1t is fair and beautiful morning.
SP. M.-Barometer 1918 Thermometer IL. Wind
northeast The sky is cloudy.
ROCHESTER, A. Mt IL very cold, and SHOWS
hard Wind north. Thermometer 10.
SP.M.-It is very clear and cold Wind northwest.
Thermometer 10.
AuBuRS, o A. III 1t is a cold stormy morning. Wind
northwest. Thermometer IA
S p. NIL is a clear and pleasant evening but very
cold. Wind northwest. Thermometer s.
sYRAcusE, GA Mt il stormy morning, and snow.
ing and blowing hard Wind northwest. Thermometer
IA.
sP. Mt Is q cold and stormy evening 1t is snow
ing and blowing hard. Wind west. Thermometer
Urea A. M.-There is a strong wind from the north.
wsst. II is showing fast: Thermometer %
P. Mt Is cloudy Wind southwest. Thermometer
H.
ALBANY, Q A. Mt was showing moderately at
o'clock 1t Is clear and pleasant now. Wind northwest
Thermometer % Barometer 90 $40 Mercury70.
r. Nit has been clear but cold day. 1t is cloud
ing up now Wind west. Barometer $780, Thermo-
meter Is. Mercury 6S.
TRoY. A Mt is clear, fine morning. Thermo-
meter 10 Wind light from the northwest.
r. nj 1t has been beautiful day, though now it
has the appearance Of storm Wind northwest. Their
DoDeter IA.
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From Boston.

DEPARTURE or THE EUROPA BARK SUNNY EYE
AsHoRE-sHiP sHANUToA, ETC.
Bosror, February Is, 1852.
The royal mail steamship Europa Captain Lott rallied
az noon day for Liverpool via Halifax, with thirteen
penges for the former port and seven for the latter
She takcs out 1905 0e0 in American gold Here is list
o. her passengers for Liverpool
Mss fneI Hessrs Fansnawe and shret New York; Mrs,
GIay6On, Misc Graz don, c. Gro grove, England Mr. New
u.n New Ofsals Mestrs McGuiohe and adams b. John.
Loslls 81 Jago; hesfrs Gould and Mcneil. Cana
d. ii Jef&r. PLiiAdel phis; and seven Tor Halifax
teleElaIIic despatch from New Bedford Gays that
u bark surpyEye, (of North Yarmouth, Msins) from
Matsnxss with cargo Of $50 hbds OF moissses for Bos
ton went ashore Pr.eque Elizabeth Island in the
vineyard Sound yesterday morning She lies In very
dangerous situation and has bilgsd. Five xix wreck
ers vent from Holmes Hole to her assistance and about
CO bids. have been landed
The chip shanungs had ten feet Of water In her hold
ON Tuesosy night at which time 600 bales Of cotton
bad been saved steam pump is on the way to pump
tho ssrel out
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From the south.

PUBLIC DIET or TEXAs-INDIAN DEPREDATIoNS, ETC
BALTIMORE, Feb is, 1852
The sou'h~rn mail has arrived with the New Orleans
parsrs which contain Texs dates to the 9th inst.
The btu confirming the action Of the Auditor and
Comptroller IN regerd to the public debt of Texas
vetoed by tho Governor because 1t made distinction
between parties who gave the full value for
their paper ana those who obtained obligations at de-
pecated value The bill taken up in the Senae
the 3I ard passed over the Governors objections by
vote Of IL 10 1t was supposed the veto would also be
ov.rrued In the House. aud the bill become law by
legislative action
Indian depredstons we're continued and Col Reeves
had been in pursuit OF Of the marauders
Parker n French was stu In prison At Durango.
There !. no further intelligence rs to the movements
Of Csravsisl.
Gov. Foote Of Miss has Issued reply to the publica
tion by Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
The Alsbsns Legislature adjourned the 10th inst
after passing the bill TO district the Stase
The Postma.ter General commences the Goth inst
TO declare his award TO the accepted bidders for mail
contracts
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EXTRAORDINARY LECTURE AT CINCINNATI.

CrroIrrArI, Feb. IL, 1861
0restes A. Brownson, Of Boston, delivered lecture
last night before the Young Mons Library Association,
TIE subject Of intervention He said that nation
has the right to intervene In the affairs Of another.
Speaking Of traitors, he said had in this
try but We imported traitors and made heroes Of them
(This alu'ion to Kossuth was received with storm Of
Kisses The lecturer considered nonarchics the best
form Of goverrm eDt for many nations. Austria was
right in her war With Hungary; Russia was right in
assisting Austria The cause OF Hungary not right
and deserved no sympathy. He considered Russia,
Austria and the United States the three great nations
Of the earth-Epgand mere depencen OF the latter
The above the prir cpa points Of the lecture which
was delivered to q very large audience
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Cleared

Cleared.
ssip southerner Berry Charleston, sposrd, Tiles
ship CORA Idnn Lambert, Glasgow. Durham Dimon.
SS sns Bass Co., Bros
sra Fsvos,s WS i. 5.ss I. cuSs FREQ.
's Ess s;s s, Sss ss' EsSsa'
s sesr Chs, Carroll Rsynsr. PhIl.dsPhl.. Mckee:
Steamer City Of Richmond. Foster, Norfolk. Aaillcr
steamer Penebsco.. whisecan. Philadelphia N Sanford
rsSay N1,s sosn AI0y Briggs
Arrived.
ssamshp osnats Harrison LycrgSC Jan g. with ndss
:1s hard & ist g g. ss
nr NV epPsr ship whe sa1s SaSs
E,s: rom = z IL -.
g,,a GhSssh kISns aa.na II day' with 'u
s.,s Kims.li. Sleeper, New Orleans "a days. with
Barn Maryland ioi Bos,onL Davis. Bsi.imorss days,
Bug LsOn,ise an O.rdsns. Feb with molassss
Is,lir Co. fss H. l.s s. - lon 70 So ,DSks brig
Brs Leonee, bradbury Cenfuesos days with nslsssss
sns e: TO ThCnpses Hunter HAD strong nSyss:
Cape Antonio spoke brig Olive Severn from AAnsanlo for
sshI Maria ro., Mullen Tsbsscc q days with oswoodw
1hs asS vssssI 'G nssnh sSn ia,
and loaveed, 70 Been Kushsrdn Has had very heavy
weather lost Sails bulwah go; was blown OF inc coast
IsSr J T.ylG,. lawrence, Eessern. NC. days. with
sehr fl,.t cgri.. N.xbsrn, NC, days with naval
sohr AloDio Gordon Nswbsrn NC days. with cotton ana
naval stores, TO Blackwell u Co.
schr Rodnan Price, Chambers Frsdsricksbsrg. Va.
days.
sohr Emily Louder Chase, Fredsricksburs, via New
port
sohr Empire, Ryder, Alexandris, 4 days
Echr John esley, Lord, Virgins, Z days.
seS. e1ss,..spss,If0,. Jshn:op, xIrsnis 2a.ys
Sohr Eliza Jane, Robinson, Virginia, days.
Sohr Elieott kingsland, Baltimore, 3days.
sohr Michigan. Bhssett. Baltimore 5days,
schr Sarah Ann Roc, 0fllott Baltimore 3days.
echr Despatch, Blizzard, Brandywne,4 days.
Bohr Indcyen denoe, K1ignt, Baltimore, B days.
fchr Bee, Oheeseman. Leirtio, Del, 2dsys.
sehr II Fidd eIcsn, Jump Milford, Del 2days
schr frances Oodwin, Sippie. Milford Del, days.
Schr Mechanic, Kane, PhiIsselpbis, days
Sohr Mary Emma waller, Pbiadelphis, days.
sohr hsry Eliza, Hotchki. Attshxpss, days wish mo
leases, 70 Peck Lyman.
Echr Paramount sher from the wreck OF shr Conetan-
tine, with passengers
siocp Mary Eesn. Corson. Virginia, 2 days
Bsfow.
Bark Helen Maria toi Da,hI. eisby. from Bristol. .,
Deo2 .
BsSt W Andrews tof Bcssonl French, from xssanS",
Also, 2trigs and lumber loaded sehr
Steamship Bspshsras, Foster Caas,ss0si sMF Cora
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsHEe. 30 bbls. pots and pearls have bsen purcl


AsHEs 80 bbls. pots and pearls have bsen purchased
at So a S612H-the previous rates
BREApsTuFFs Flour varied little the sales embracing
7CCC ordnsry to choice State with TO good
Southern at $5a So 1884; and mixed and fancy West
ern at SIS 0o S. rs per Dbl Nothing occurred in
rye -four or meal Some 90 COO bushels white South
ern wheat were dpo,ed Of part for future delivery at
81 so 1c0 prime red Jersey do at ST. 0S ST TO- 1000
buthels two rowed barley, at Scc and 1900 bushels
mixed and yellow Southern corn at 60 0c the former
prices Rye and cats remained quiet
OorfFE.-There 600 bags Java bought at 10xc,
and $50 Rio, at 81 $50. per ID.
CoTTos.-The favorable advices per Canada has given
the market more tone. The sales to- day amount to
about 500 bales, at full prices
FREicHIs-Rates to Liverpool continued firm and the
two CT three vessels demanded Is for -four and Cd for
grein eco bales cotton taken at 5l6a To London
LEGO bbs flour engaged ut Is Cd and 110o do at
Ia Sd There was no alteration IN rates to California
or to Havre There fair inquiry for charters The
hip Southampton sold on terms not understood.
PRovisIoss exhibited more animation, the bu.iness
reaching go bbls prime and pork at $l3 81 4
fla l2 and SIS so SIS IS per Dbl $50 do prime lard
at 914c. per ID 400 do prime and beef at
So, and s. 80 $il 60 with 50 bbls beef hams
Sl5 respectiyeV
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NE w 8 BY TELE g r. PHI.
~>~NoNn~N~>~~.>>~>~>~
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
>~>~-~>y>> >o>~>>-~NNe>>-
Commercial Treaty with Persia.
>>-~>>--->>>>>>~>~>-~>
CONGRESSIONAL. BUSINESS.
~~>~~~N~~>~S>~-~N~~>>,
Debate in the Senate Relative 10 the Printing
Of KOSuth's Letter.
7->>ss.-->-e>o~>~~--~,
Southern Opposition to the Magyar.
S>~~~>~-~~>>>~~~~~~~~
PROCEEDINGS N THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE,
The Comptroller will not Pay HEM
berS' Postage.
-~~>>>N-.>>l~>o~@~>~~~
spirited Debate in the Assembly.
Political ItGE,s---MIarine Disasters,
SC, &C., &C.
Southern Opposition to the Magyar.
PROCEEDINGS N TIE N Y. LEGISLATURE,
Spirited Debate in the Assembly.
PoIltIea al ItCEs-.-Marine Disasters,
Sc, &C., &c.
From Washington city.

ME1iAL coRREfroNnENcE OF THE HERALD.
TREATY OF COMMERCE WITH PERSIA
WAsHIserey Feb. IS 1852.
Shortly after Mr.. Marsh, our Minister at CONSTANT
nople srrived at bis post the Persian Ambassador at
that court intmsed to him that his master the schAh
was anxious 70 make treaty Of amity and commerce
with the United States and that he 1.-THE ambasador
was ready toenter that purpose with
any one duly empowered our part
Mr.. Marsh communicated this information to Mr. CLAW
ton who forthwith Transmitted to Mr. NJ The requisite
instructions and powers; accordingly the last ar.
rival from Europe brought home treaty with Persia.
made in conformity with those instructions in which tbs
United states are placed on footing with the "a
vored nations.
We may send q minister to Tehersn, ana consuIs
70 the Persian ports to open and valuable trade
for our ration with people who will eagerly buy our
products and msnuacures for the ratification Of tina
treaty by the Senate may be regarded acconp
W.. s.
uARBoR AND RIVER IMPRovEaENTS-ouR FOREIGN
foLlcY-MINNEsoTA AND UTAH oFFIcERs-MIs.
SOURI, LAND BILL PAsHGoNABLE RECEPTIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS 1852
The Comnsittec on Commerce of the House is busily
engaged in preparing Hsgbor and River bill 1t will be
much limited tLan the bill of last Congress being
strictly confined to Of national Importance and
the larger rivers and harbors.
Tbs Committee Foreign Affairs OF the House |. con-
eidering eur foreign policy Mr. Bailey is DESTROYS Of
making strong nonnterveption report: but the COM
ttes cannot seree upon 1T and the prospect is that
It wa nomination for Judge Of Minnesota, not
Uteh which was before the Senate yesterday The Utah
nominations have not yet been sent in
The Missouri Land bill before the House will meet
With good deal Of difficulty from the suppositon that
DIR Hall OF Missouri the chairman of the com mj.tee
has displayed great berslity towards similar measures
for Other States stng what kind of improvements
they shall make, and throwing obstacles in their
Senator Gsin gave PARTY last night distinguished
for The quantity ofts guests If not the quality
The Frer oh Minister vii! give grand party on Friday
Dir CoIceran Monday and Mrs. Bodisco on Tuesday
evening, w
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb Is, 1852.
BIS6uASMIon.
Mr. Bsrs-oL, (dem introduced bill to authorize the
Trustees Of B,pghazaton TO take stock in the Albany
and eusquehsnna aud Syracuse and Binshanton Rail-
ways.
LADIES DEPOSITORY.
Mr. BfsKhAy, (wbigl reported bill 20 incorporate the
LaG.es Depository Of New YORK.
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
The bill authorizing the New York and Harlem Rail.
read Company 70 increase their capital stock passed
in 1mmttes.
THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS,
Progress wac reported the bill amend the ect for
the relief OF the survivors of the First msnt OF New
ork Volunteers
Mr. BArcocK, (whig) moved to amend the instructions
to he Military COMMITTEE as to inclu Dc the survivors
TIRE ef 1872
After debase the motion carried ani the Senate
ljC urred
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
STOCK SALRS.


PHLApELpHrA, February ls.-Tirss Board-l00 shares
aiding Railroad b M0 do S2zs; 100 DO s25 100 DO.
mins.on .. b. SEA- 7so Camden and Amboy 6s ei 1909
shares Orion CansI I sci Le6sh N.yis.sion S. Tx
80 ssars LG 91 Island haf0. b. ~ % ResasIS Rail i
60 S2%; % Long Island Rail,oad ~ After sales
Pennsylvania g. ~ shares Long Island Railroad, 9s
zoo ReAdiLg Railroad SAX. Second BoArd-S0U Pennsy
vania ss los; goo dc,S 81 100 Camden City o. Ss IS
United States Bank 2x 1900 do After SAes-2J shares
Reading Railroad. SAYS bPennsylvania Railroad, Az; "
nit staxa Rank
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Telegrs pic Reports.

CHARLESTON, Feb T. 1852.
Cotton has been in good demand, at steady prices
$500 bales sold at $50 SIC Mossses-Lsrge sales Of
Trinidad and Cardenas been made at 49, 19c
Cuba OF IT, 40. . 1870.
MsMPHrs Feb. Is, 1852.
An active business is doing here In ton and prices
are bueysnt the receipts small and the stock less
than 5000 bales. Middpg IL quoted at 81 $3.50.
CSciSTarI February Is, 1852
Flour.-The sales, to-day, have been 600 bbls, at
So 80 S. Lard 400 bills at T1ls. 500 900 lbs. Of
bulk meat sold az 5%c 0hc, Mees pork--1,L00 bbls
changed hands. ut Sl4
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The Circulation OF Small Notes.
PENNSYLVANIA.


HARRIssuno Feb. Is, 1852.
The Committee on Banks in the Pennsylvania Senate
hsye reported bill allowing banks to issue one two and
three dollar bills
MARYLAND,
ANNApoLIs, Feb IS, 1852
Tbs Maryland Legislature yesterday ordered to be en-
groe'sd the bill to prevent tho circulation of foreign
email notes in the State
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The Cleveland Riot aueIied.

CLEyEiASD, FEB. Is, 1852.
About ffty armed men kept possession Of tho Homso-
phsic College last night, two military companies
gsrrisoned the Court House aud the artillery made
the jail their head quarters where the rioters arresed
Yesterday were confined To day the military have
been discharged every thing beisg perfectly quiet The
ringlesders in the riot are under examination.
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rIoyements OF Kinkai.

LOUISVILLE, Feb Is, 1852
Professor Kinkel goes from Cincinnati to Dayton, to
speak Wednesday in favor of the German revolution
airy lean, and will arrive In New York en- Friday or
6etufigy
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NorEE TILL CURED.-DR. OoRBETT 10 DUANE
~ street may be consulted tslly on she ran1
NEW o. ashost assesses twenty one PRACTISE
bic. him 70 make tssdy and pcrnanoas snS
those suffering from improper habits az .sniS vw
cottsny Of hsrlos ths treA,ed % s.,o,sl ana
fsrk U,IyarsiAv " -an'7' " 'A's NV
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Fratricide at Lexington.

LoUisviLLs, February is, 1859
man named Jackson Shiidell shot his brother
Robert at Lexington to day killing him the spot The
particulars sIe not yet known
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Western Navigation

UINoINrAri, Feb II 1B5x
The Cunbsrisni river Is In good boating order with
10 feet or 1stsr on the bars from Nashville to tbs
mouth
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Al EDICAL CARD.-DK. GLOVER, By HIS SUPERIOR
II sfn and practical experience, 10 enabled 70 eFsos
quick and radical cures, In the dcut mi
success most astonishnE In those prorAoed oasas
have bsod the kill Of the most eminent physioisns DR.
surgeon Of regular medical education and Iasa, a.
sursmrns who devoted HE attention 20 an cOe practices
dies BY shed introduced by the celebrated RsorS
sho french surgeon Dr. O. returns thrnks snosa lsnv
pbyioiAps who daily appreciate his success BY ma
Nenb 70 HIS care DO nst rsokened among tho heat Of
empirical prosecutors whose fictitious an he ooi ne
~ 49,
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IPuR STEAMSHIP CANApAl.
Soss.au.. JAZZ g-sis Kosassa Soa frs;ss. Nori::a.
BAsc.IosH =. ysa aa~Arr Nsrssa. Marcia, N0rlesns.
Pu. Sssa Mia FL Nr'rk
s 9s's 'i F:as: S hsssSsss 3 s:ssss
cOrESHAorx Jan s-Arr Alwins Jefferson. Charleston.
CAsDTy, jan ss-Arr Chin anus Londsn:
6T.. sSarr ks,ins. Fssiss. 6hs.ls:'sa. and SD
ILvsHIss RoAps, Jan z-sld Harriet, soslsn. NYors.
IAIAL Jan s.Pus In Jenny Lind. Liverpool for NYork
GRAv.sxrD, Jan 7s-sld Mississippi, NYork.
GoTTEssvRG, Jan 0-Arr Prinl Oscar, Thomson, New
ana cid for Hsisslss; zs,. Ars;hus
sAys..s. Jan 1sI! Great Britain H.s: Mobile.
nAyRE Jan S-Arr Jersey, Day NOrlsans; Splendid
bsIvo1r. Jan DC Bid Leila, Stafford. NYsrk.
an so :hips ws.fSsa s.ysnn1h; Inter
bart Mobile Trsnshs ChaslssiOn: sarsh sand: t Pact
fc stephen Baldwin. Mobile; Windsor Castle 40;
wirt; Norleans; ksfuss do; Lowdsn' AoDne' SV"A'
PusIsei sls., Encelsior, for Mobile. 49,, -
Boyd Mobile; s:ns.n. Bai'inoTs Aloyons Wei
MI s S.san ANA s .rx
New ferh Gsrrei do; Cons,sntiae do Blanche Rev Or
Cid st DO 10th. Lsrisnd snrson, Eorsans Eacslaios.
o GsSfsr NYS.1 John TsSs BasGF Nofl1s psSd'
Entd t9r ldg 18th, Osborn, Newell Norieans Enterprise
.LoNpoN Jan so-Ensd invasds Devonshirc HOvey New
YTs sn s Ss:wsrs same Say rESs Albert bert MaySf a.
Crew, do,
ADV S0th Sir Robert Peel, Chadwick. for NYork Feb g.
American EsEe. Moore. do 3th Prince Albert Meyer do
zist; Devonshre Hoyey, 90 26Ih; Aloth Luns Boston
In port ENID outward Chas Andrews tor Bosen Hardin
ser pavisoI 90; John Curner. Buman. Nofleaa kishd
sid 2stb Kpphr.si. smi,h United States Athena. wy.
man. Charleston: Admiral. Bifsns, Nyork.
lIsBeN, jan llArr Gibraltar, Jordan N0rissns l6tn
Elizabeth, Helliet EYorS.
FoRrsnovTH, Jan 2S-Psssed By ClrissisnA, Hammond,
Ter Nforh.
oSIkasToys Jss as-or Queen Of the Yves. Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 26 j AN-hrr steamship Franklin.
WottoH, NYofk l7sh. anc proceeded for HAVE.
tnYnNA Jan 2i-arr sesBEd Smith, Boston; 10TH Sui.
tana, Nstson, do.
START Jan 2S-oa Oriental Palmer, London, for Hong
kcrg.
IAsRAcoSA, Jan l5Arr orbisa, Fssr NYOrk ed, Mil
Boy, Benson Gibssltcr.
TUrrs JAn l9-Arr Arans, Wade. NYoek.
TRIESTE. Jon zS-Arr Bs tloro, Baltimore.
bATERr0RD PASSAGE. Jan 21-fus IN Albion Driscoll.
Cork tor hOresla
LvERpooI. Jan 2s-The steamer sarah Sands from the
Pacific via Rio Jsneo here day has been ashore
Burbo.
GRFKnocK Jan 29-The olyr pus, wisor from Liverpool
for hYors, which put back she 2o sails an had
n1nEass sprung.
ST. Ungs. Jan 3-Pus In sw brig soide Bowman lls days
from York for Lisbon loAky short Of provisions and
psrt OF cargo thrown overheard.
cevsd but an imperfect tile Of our shipping papersl
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roRr OF NEW YORK, FER IS, 1856.

ALmASAc-BEsRuARy 10
SUN Rrsss D 81 aoos
sun SETS 81 HIGH WATER Us -
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Telegrapnic Marine Reports.

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
posros. Feb IS
NYork.
CleaTed--Bask Como, Charleston sohrs Juliet Richmond
Nancy Bishop Norfolk; Phebo Baxter Alexandria, Charter
Osk Phadelphia Gazette and Globe. do Mary Ann, New
York
CHARLESTON Feb IT.
Notwithstanding Union, NYors; Psmpero, jackson.
vile.
CleaTed-ship Bulkley, NYork.
Enthusiastically Souih Carolina NYork echr Day
spring, PHILADELPHIA
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House Of Representatives..


MILEAGE OREGON DELEGATE.
The Hou. proceeded 10 the consideration Of the mo-
ton TO reconsider the vse by which the House yester
day refused &c order TO third reading the bill to repeal
the proviso in the Oregon Territory law which limits
the mileage Of the delegate from Oregon to $500.
Mr.. HrrpKIcK (dem Of H., spoke In favor Of ths BILL
and said such limitation imposed any other gen.
tlensn
Mr.. wnLians, (whig) Of Tenn explained the reasons
which induced him TO support the bill.
II was moved TO lay tie molten to reconsidef upon
the table bat not agreed TO-
The bill was subsequently passed
SILL.
The House resumed the Grafton OF the bill grant
ing the right Of way and donation Of public lands to
Missouri to aid In the construction OF railroad from St
Joseph's 70 Hannibal, ard from st. Louis 10 the
touihern line Of that State
Mr.. PHELrs, (dem Of Mo. continued his remarks,
heretofore commenced showing how much land had been
hitherto given to other States for internal mprovene ats
nd claiming the grant asked In the bill ~ matter Of
strict Justice 10 h.our He spoke Of the Importance
OF these reads and demonstrated now government would
be Der Gifted BY creating demand Tor the uloccuped
domain along the lines.
Mr. wArklss, (vhig) Of Tenn advoos,ed tsir ei,-
trbuton Of the lands among the States for n
piovenient and educational purposes, and o. giving
bomeeteads to the handlers
The wires here gave cut
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DR. DE LANEY's CELEBRATED CURATIVE IN
~ sruments only certain fer those deporabls
inhrmitss rssul,irg from sell abuse sxoes.os 81 be
debsted are by his entirely rss.
manly ygor. Prospectus with oertaoate gratis
Con mutations, ST. 49,"
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF rHs "PRAc7IoAL PxI.

~ va,e Treatise, 80. Ofnce hours 70 II O'clock A. n
and 70 O'clock p NJ (Sunday excepted) No. SO Grss-
weh street From The unoomnen medical advantages Ne
res,sss wn'n a ~ % navn9
dying those diseases llowoe by long and worry
svc practice In Mi speciality he whout hestaeR
promise even In shs most severe and complicated
radical than be obtained any oshor source
In America Tbe.e whe apply in the earlier stages Of dis
which 10 often effected in very few dsys Separate wait
boz sSS Post oss P.s-Dr Rslph would asd ibss e..
aide ne diseases properly belonging 70 the above special
eases Of the skin and bladder gravel pains in the back s
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