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go BILLS rAssEp.
,-,-,,ir, ,he Dur sour Turnpike Connan"
g.. 40 r,lct rf WiRm Il c. Re! nolas "l "'c"'''o"
c,.n'Si in; .r Ia, vn,G. those ri'Ic= sud
49, L yh,ro population which exceeds o. uo' d''i -
,.' ~, u. ,; 80, s.raIa. ra.c OF voting in "'ch;
Allow iig The appointment oil urP'"'> -
!, Gb.,iI. Sergoanta ana CoEonersi :,
.,.n.te bill incorporate: the american ia'"'"1'
,sad,nq the filth section of the act Incorporating '
r,'r.,. ,oI Merchants Bank n Ct fkshGei
the tine for TIE delivery oil Ice oii's ano e"'
c.roius The collection thereof; s.,.,o 90
An,hriznc of The principal Backs Oh 'he '1' -
,,,ii.h branch Bank At Lexington; ,,, ,d
'aI ,,.rr,nr n. Bank Of Rockingham win amend
men :, o;np the town OF Wythevile In "yIhc COUNTY
% iii r1rccrn!nr the Roanoke and Saaholrd Kan ROAD
80 ..,,r,v oassrd tie House, and was by WHEELER
"A IN N. Senat. for heir concurrence thereto, was
80 r.c,y-t iron, mat body with 40 amendment mo on
. n N WHEELER, ordered to De lal upon the 'ho'
~, Concerning the removal Of Free Negroes from
H.. &. n,rrn,,n"airh which Yesterday, on E,o'!on "l ~
- y.s ordered - re he order OF The day 10,
81 80 :iin:!1G -! bi: !ALiAEEaa": faac' i'- 49,
H.. i.,r ian 2ttn. -.
o. .;t,ici; Of Ms T&EP Es, 70 tsst ny RI G. ~
,rr-r7rr me YDun,sry en.lagern,rt :" tiec fecp's "
,,,- a iit C.nTisa enl;h Hr. PEEsT%S moss", 80
rros cuc:l. OF the tfinCcss Of The Hvu'e, ana e o'' "
10 ore Of much Importance Il be laid upon Inc 'aole.
Mr BASBoua. though, that II the bill was iHpo ON,
uas The wcQhcy reason whv should be taheo up 'o
we thus 90 on daily laying bills Of Importance upon .e 10
b we vii! no, be able rerfcc; The necessary business oo
70 Inc erd Of me session - ,, :
Sir pRErLow then Withdrew his motion and on monoh o
", Tovxs ,ha nh; was ordered be laid the table III
to-nurUw.
On ,l,;n tha House adjourned
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I>,}EifCAf..
THE PEA ANTS Sung OF WINTER.
ny fAMYE LINEN.


Autumn has Ned, and winter is come,
The o,oves are mule and the birds are dunno;
The winds are cold and The skies are gray
Aud the weary sun makes short the gay.
And the gushing streams and tiny rills,
That danced and lsapt down The rugged mus
Aud meandeIcd through Inc wllhe'eu p'a'h''
ARE bound by felteis OF Icy CHAINS.
Like fragments OF robes that serapha wear
Now The fcecy sno~ fakes NJ the al!
And the crispy earth Is wrapt IN white,
And the moon and stars lend not their lleht.
pu, SHOWS may drift and the clouds may se'~i.
The hail may beat and the tempest ho"l,
They bring not want 10 the peasants ooor'
Whose thrift ms garnered his winter s''fe.
All tho Joy ne feels no tongue may tel,
For love and reac0 ia h.s cottage dwell
And he scorns the slave VI base desires
Aud he lives as lived his honest sifes
Though ,rsss are stripped of their lcaiy poHies'
And the gardens glow no more WIN u'oo'"''
Oh, the little snow drop, sWeetiy chas'e'
Will blossom soon on the hoary "asV.
Warm Guns will shine, ADD the colt winds blow,
And rivers swell with the melting snow,
And tbe daIscs soon again be seen,
And the teeming fields De clothed In green.
Dead nature into life will spring,
The orchard bloom and the sky LARK sing;
While the swallows back again will come.
And the woodlands be no longer dumb.
The bees will steal from their coistered cells
To gather sweets from the cups and bells,
And the bleating mountsins joyful be.
When Nature Is sot from winter Tree.
So the changing seasons come and 60,
While the springs OF life still onward flow;
Aud faith and hope cheer the peasants enu'
Whom the chilling dews of death descend.
He knows, when his earthly race Is run.
That the golden prize OF life is wen;
He goes to better land than this,
To traverse fields Of eternal bliss
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IMPORTANT MAIL. ARRANGEMENT.

The Rail Road Companies between New York and Wash
ingon hose entered Into arrangement 10 raasp'. mails
passeng md baggage from terminus {, terminus OF To
rnue without sorpsec st any nermcias ioint In case
OF arcic occurring "ccnsoH elaY The road ss"ia
train will aineiat.iY p""; Ia take IN pisssn
gers Il - he end Of tho journey new tain 10 ah'
from NJ. yps and ph;.adeiphis iss also commenced
Fairs ia this line oo.h ways, ard in the A. a. i'ne t3i
New York fII PHILADELPHIA reduced % s2 -.
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A TASTE FOR THE FINE ARTS.-A raw Jonathan
who had been gazing at garden 10 this city, which we're
scver,l marble s,alucs cxcaned'Just what waste
ers no ess than elk in this little ten loot
puch and any ono OF EN- would keep the Crows from hSa
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notion IN. House adjourned
--------ssse
1ccREASE OF BUSINESS

W. r,d,snJ that there arrived In this city yesterday,
=. ,0 lanes River and kanawha Canal 2,450 600 lbs Of
consisting principally of agricultural products,
,n,onfac,rrci tobacco and pig iron.
New YORK JAN. ll-Sales of 1000 bbls. Southern
Flour or former prices Sails OF 20 900 bushels Southern
whiIs wheat at 81 y Is 900 bushels al yes,etaya
prices.
BALTIMORE, JAY. ll.-sales OF 1900 b5s aour al o.
%. Grain ID steady.
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We are requested 10 announce that ". u GoopE, Esq,
will NOT be candidate the neat election Tor seat IN Inc
House Of Delegates from the county Of MecSenburg.
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LATER FROM EUROPE


Nsw Yonk, Jan. 1.-the steamer Baluc, from Liverpool
with dates to 29h December arrived to-day The steamer
corona arrived the Goth December. The British
oi,s,ry are composed follows Premier Earl Aberdeen;
Cbancelor Lord Crunswori; Chancellor Of the Exchcoaer
Mr. Gladstone; Home Secretary Lord pame5son esetsa
n,ie, Duke of New Castle; Admiralty Cir James Graham;
President OF the Council Earl Granvs Keeper o PtiSy
Goal Dake OF Argyle, Secretary OF War; Sidney Herbert
dsn; of the Indian Board Sir c. Wood; Public Works
81, ~ Molesworh; Seal without ohc= Marquis oil Lands.
downe The above form the Cabinet Parliament adjourn
ed ,il Feb. 10Th.
terrific gale occurred Liverpool on the night of the
as,h December. Many vessels were damaged
This markets are dull owing the holidays. The sales 0!
Cotton amour, 1000 bales at prices rntier In favor oil
but not 80 decidedly change in list quo.
1aons Bcadstus are dull without change IN ofmef pm
ERANCE-A decree has been published nominating e1
Riop Jerome and his son. nca heirs 10 The throne In The
event of no direc, adopted OF Louis Napoleon
commercial treaty with France has been voted By the
Belgium Chambers
The nomination Of Jerome Bonapare and son, heirs
Tho throne France had been tsceived somewhat untavoa
bly, by the Parlsiane 80,
iNDIA-No further progress In the Burmese war; The
Northwest irontt. of India had rIyolted
Dates 10 10Th November from the Cape OF Good Hope re-
nor, tia. almost over The Chiefs are making
peace , ~ ,,.,,, ,,,.,., ), .o,,,,s ,,o g.
xorabe regarding oiGins late ysnce Guli @us rny
Prices OF p.oylsiua.. hn"orer weie eaor5tan
London p,pe's that The se"me, sy ct do GLASGOW 90
,e las. Tip hon Philadelphia brought elOO 600 in kossuh
oords, addressed 10 a meu!a.; 81 Parliament
CURE FOR ENYSIPnrAS Tho Salem Observer
lives the public distressing disorder, from
which he has been great sufferer "a simple poul
tcs made of cranberies pounded ne and applied In raw
state HIS proved In my case and number also in this vi
cnity certain remedy" In his case poul,ice
piled on son. and the morning. his surprise
he found the Inflammation nearly gone and in days he
wa. well
FIHE.-We learn that the wagon makers shop occupied
BY Ill. Henry Anck situated the lands OF Mr.. John
Varcs 40, Ut fou. miles from town. fire BY
niuhf ito
buried 10 The ground. We learned The amount OF
damage DONE the loss OF the entire stock Ioule &C., Of
an c!.aGic, one We hope
the gnY parties be fcrred and made 10 suffer the
ssvetust penalty Of the i.w-[RIrdy Whig, Dec. 81
BOSTON, Jazz. l2-Mr Clifford Why, elected Go:
veruor bg the Legislature today.
BALTIMORE JAS. l2-Sales Of TOO bbls -four at IS Is
s. g. Com Is IS; yellow 81 per bushsl
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MAN-MR AND
MRS. PIERCE.
CoscoBp, N. H. Jan. l0.-The Hon. Charles H. Aher-
cn father of Senator Athsrton died al Aclhc!st on Saur
day last. .
Mr. Pierce President elect and his wife home br
Pierce has entirely recovered from Tho slight Injuries recely
cd hy the msntabs accident Mrs. Pierce 10 rscoY.
ssing, but she suffers desp distress Of mind
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r,,is i'm, s.s al reliance tic Constitution ana me u"
. .. IN Ua!ui. ,, 40. ,be;r mas
mind. ,u. l. multiplied ia ,hr fGurr az NC hu,osf u
this opus,n @ =. is, s ri ' ,s ris ao q
h 49, ,,,nr;na,ou resn,Ily goes while the natural
incense ts ii the free backe arnn.y swes The multi
,nd in on, midst From The foundation ot inc Common
.ua ~ Tho ,re,ru, time the ratio OF increase OF
,h free negroes has been greater Than The RATIO q IN
orY j,her Of Tie whites liytR. Nay, while from li9V
u ssn i whites have increased only 02S per CENT and
~ univ 81 i per cent, the Tree negroes have multi
j nj the raie o 3O per cent, will appear from The ol'
| io"iI IT.. -, 81 ", Free Nesross SiGres.
| go, """s =; HVf r. 1856 2e2 627
io2o oi-2ni 53 s29 472 52S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03
NewYork Correspondence.

eoTrrspoHofnss Hf-tbf CrfstiRt.
NEwYoRE. January 26. 1s5 :,
ssft ride the wings Of the steam last night
brought Gotham wiis yet the morning stars were
singing their uHtin song Such night az we had all
the way from the Federal City this What eontrast
IL presented between the ver1ore Of the Southern
land aud the loon-lt NANTES Of snow in the North
Clearly eoldy. gioriousy beautiful the night aud
al sped along through the white fdds Baltimore Nd
Wilmington, Delaware. Philadelphia Trenton and New
ark n. j. presented their varied evening and mid night
aspects TO the North bound Traveller.
At o'clock this morning after having obtained seveEa
hours sweet sleep my hotel might have left for
farther Eas'-and be in the cars Of Yanke.and in
stead Of rerIainng here to psn you this letter But
must r9y my respects to NewYork for few hours and
this evening ere the stars out shall be on n wind
ing way to 4 still colder region.
It is interesting, and. to one accustomed to the c
not dispeasing, to note the rapid changesthat
occur in steam-ride from Washington to Boston.
Thicker and thicker gather the snowsargT and larger
grow the cakes Of ee-colder aud colder whistles the air
clearer and more sparkling gsten the starry hosts Of
heavsn-uutn you beautifully shrouded in all the
habliments Of mid-wnter
Sped Is the magnolia blossom far away is the orange
grove No peers up the blooming cactus sen. are
the aaess woods heeteI as with mantle Of white is
the snoyclsd earth And yet this is country one
country the country Of the South aswe Of the North:
Of the West as well as the East.
You may expect or two other and longer letters
during my absence from my post
Mr. soules speech has created considerable excitement
in NewYoIk. 1t was natural that IL should
The cognate speech of Gen Cass aso delights Young
America and should not wonder if public meetings o
the unterrifed were to BE- called torespond to bath
the distinguished Senators.
Bot the rapid lengthening Of the iays yonde,
column admonishes that must lay down my pen
til tomorrow which shall obedienty DO after signing
myself as AN Your ob't servit, DESoro.
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nleas,,r~ vrera -, n .;.st. :, a -. a.. :. -, =
b.i,-e Mr Ba,,su -, -. ~, 4. -.
eonytituti.4si a. NJ e,..s,,- j. - ,..-s
arst that an s,,r,, ,,a,,,
he shous4 Ne elected ~, ~, !, M.
have been more futile ina, t,s 500, x All ~ s..
had no difficulty in uers,,a,l,so so,, ,,. NJ, p..s..
is not legally Senator elect tapht s,r.r ~ -
csedsd In backing sunfesnt numt.r 4 ,os,. y,
hf nomination by his r.rty II thew fst.v,,,a ,, -.
election Mr Wider however havin1 vora i -. a.
where he viii BE- absent when the taxcom.. az M.
teruatned opp3nent will be out Of bis w,v - y. -
.tan4 .o,,s el,arre t,,t a IN ts iii, ~. r..
tiiitfa. are ffa. ,b vb,i. nn.,tsr ,,I, - Ia,x s
~ Rsrtor sil,,,aI III -.,,r, 10 N.rcrIe,,sF 49,. -
,r,ot n 77,att,, aI,s IN Ia h. ,,r,,,a NJ. -,-,
, .l,s.,. ,,si,i Il, :. H. 49,, ,..s-.
~rr c.r.,,
~ u e FL 4s- -fet 20 amend an act enfiiied
.-e' ~ q" 81" ~ y me ,"s ~ Fe7ovenas
e1 / iAe M = = lAss attained the age of snnJ
80, ;,;o, 80 aa's 4uannca''onS as would entitis
80. - - h0-95 oi hePFe enlat'yes' ne u
. y - s en1fai sI ~ me CITY she place
~, ~ -, sue eomnio'. Ss1neli. ne snshnsvs
-, =. -, '"' 'es. oi 'se ciy Oh Ne~oriesns TO
80, :, ~, - ~ e' the corporation IL
t.I: ~. -. 4. & !. s~ hs Jaws and ordinsnees
s., ~, pa - ~ ssiisey enforced He, to-
- -, - roncs board,
y, nay - 4aa ~ao sn~a make and
!" Si' me sohiaf Of
-. - - - ss'e'e~As ~ Ssp-
-. :, - I' >. - ~.1 '',.sA,en u easa W.
..Ies u ~ ',5 .ns "@1ls~' onuer"arasna sns
=, - w "9'H ho'ae 'ae s"perntendsns
-" - ""1 fniPoJeT u s'e Ds.hes $40
1n' = : ~ :, = -
" Nii4 nsH NOV appein'eo
-+-y y .,-- ayoi sna o'nAiihsa OF sPPro'eu g tne
a niAy suspsna' remove o.
- - ~. - ~
-. ~ "" fo.ise matters PERTAINING 70 sppo
-. - - ol "
- Is.a - 80 .n.s - o.
-, l. -, 7A'A 'fp"nh os Ano
- q - s-.,-,l~.e""- 60.
- - - ~ :. -
A@1nS
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Merchants Insurance Company of New
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 10000 SHARES or EACH
Trustee.JOHS SHAW LEIGH and R b. b. II. Blu SIi
Ddor5 ETC. I,verpooi-CARLES TURNER, Es4, NJ z, Chair
JOFri CAMPBELL, Esq and J. BRAAilEI MOORE Eqr
Deputy CnaTuen.
Nj 4e GJlssd, Esq R. Ellison Harvey. ESQ, 'a4 MaS
Thomas 5csh sq IT, Dyson Hornby Esq George MAXWELL Esq
r. Bgaek Eau eo or.ial Robt. 3ItAuaFe
Carmen, ED. R. iIoaEhtou Esq., e Mol Es
WI Cl19a. Eaq Eli. Johnston, Es W IAN Smith ksq
Dover tsg R l. Joass, Esi, John Ton, Zq
Richard Iar5sri, Egg, James Lawrence, htq,
tvaEsale CApts,-TES MILLION DOLLARS
ptii up Capital -
SFVESTE1-N ITt'CDHN1 AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
~ having appointed Agent ihe above veal
highly spectacle Liverpool tn@ufnce Once, prepared
Poi cr Insurance against cza lge
II
The very large =pa-ADDED To THE INDIVIDUAL LIABIL
slIY OF ENEkY STOEkHJLDER TO The ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PROF ERTY- eei g1aTee 70 as insured Of Ls safety IN
r. us l naeut Place this C0rpsngs poi.ss ps
and an settlements or teFes VII h Els
bfrs. NJ r-otap. AID ii..ra JAMES NAGEE,
deco .Aainos9m Agent, 81 St. C.grist street
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Worlds Safe Consl,ang.

TE7HE attention Of the public is called to the
1y superiority c. there
entire principle. We frat
vroughtron plates bars, coup.
sI9u o. hng tho liquid
iae the eLse drill, and capable OF resisting bosoi
estga To the scientific, neesary say, faure
Mechanic she leaves no bs Rps fy,ts or the
burglar with perhaps
them together. Neither element
the solid lined il ia with ire preofvhl
EMPiRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
Dch the on really depotory money
b.s We further, therets little security popular
SAea Bank Naultsuow They ali the
often broken into experience sab Demonstrated
This Company furnish at short notice SAFES ard
BANK VADLTs Of for Banking Intuions Ireal
Firms and ndivdnAsA which will Drill
Proof, wi with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample othe above Safes Loeks keT wish DAY Newell,
tbs oce of
.I2-~--' - L.C. FETTEEs. AgSn Camp stree.
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FoEEt1y IrEais--Dr Wiste, II Hanover, in Germany
has inEsIted contrTauce torarresng railway train
10 tuu speed without injury to the carriages passeu
gers
ConserablFexciteme is felt in England at the pro-
rsss which the sea is making the beach in Dover Bay
But few days ago fall of 30 of chalk cliff took
place in the OF Athol Terrace
4 nesy invention has recently been made in Bohemia
for producing beer in stoneke mass which, infusion
in warm water dissolTes into palatable beverage
At Balse in Switzerland unsuccessful attempt has
bren made to light the town with gas obtained from the
carboni1ation of wood
The English Lords Of the Treasury have issued gen-
er order To the several ports directing the delivery of
foreign rabbits dead or alive in future, free Of duty
AprdSpeotus has been issued by Spanish company
propOsin to the French Government establish in Paris
a ciy4ge for the celebration of bull tights.
Another proposal requests the French Emperer's au-
therity to open Crystal Palace in 1854 with grand
hibitiou of the human race,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
psEisH oF oELEASs City u New Orleans
b. cred that Tie t5h Of JaanaIy iss8 before the
the Peas4 i9 aud a1sal fafl
SLY a7penred Al Aanie eh=r President and lanes H. Wheeler
She Home Ntg Insurance Company Of New Ons sho
sworn, law deie ay, that ay7ye
and tfu aud from :he t9oksof sai
company. A. BROTHER, President
jaws II. WHEErEE, Secretary.
van % 18th Day January ls5,
c. V. J0NTE, Second Justice 81 the feaFe
The Parish of OrlsauA
~ Trustees dividend Of Forty Nine
prefaiums tn for ~ ending
december which scrip viii e issued and after
lst gs March next.
Company the rs the Ssas Riysrs
damage b. FHs, odce %
Camp street ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
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REGULAR PACK ETS.

ES0R RMOBILE-Deily q. 8. Mail IT,,
LiDs--Wnsr Arrangement tbs ar4
spl.bdd pressure packet DiEGON, Capt X. 3.
Iieirn. CALfF0RNIA, Captain sam Ro, and tie high psse
81. CHA LEs Capt Esb, Po1t Gavin. LseG
built sIpfey for the Lake trade with pror
the above will ths eatshsfan Railroad
DAILY, arrival NJ the Lake OF the o'clock stopping at
Pasragula NaoAsqa and
Freight LONE ChIistau P4sag
b. foT CREOLE.
W The Way Letter Bag for Mobile will leave the os ofthe
Agent at three o'clock Letters Mobile shDJ be
the mail. Tel r. GKDDES, 10 Bank Pisre
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NUMBER 9ss
DAILY CRESCENT.
OH, ART THOU STILL AS BRIGHT

b. TrLi4 Nn5oHEb HssRffs. -
Oh. art thou still as bright
As free from every care
As whom in youths frst morning light
I salg and met thee here
Thou was. Northern flower
Found in a Southern cline
4 roy rapture was that hour
4 golden speek u Time.
could but gaze. aud deem
Thou vert of Heaven part
Thou vert 50 IKE an angel-Gream
Just dawning Ger the heart
II was too bles; sight
Por fancy wild AZ mine;
4 thousand visions sprang to light
Which now have ceased to shine.
Thy heart was not thine OWL
Thy ips had sworn vow;
hoped to claim thee mine alone
But hope is nothing now
Aiobils, Ala January i, i.s8
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Congressional.
F II &c
Of April nezs.

WssHfSsToN- JeDuary 8 1853
SESITE-P etitons were presented by Messrs Seward,
Cooper ana others
Mr. Hunters bill amend the warehousing system was
set down for Monday next. +~s
Mr. Fish introduced bill to authorize banking in the
District Of Columbia The bill advocates the free banking
system
MIR G1in introduced a bill regulating the U Mint.
and protecting the coinage from debasements
Homestead bill was postponed to Thursday the ID Of
February
Mr. sumner presented the memorial Of citizens Of Bos
ton praying the Establishment Of uniform Of two
cents as ocean postnge On letters
The Chr presented report from the Secretary Of the
Treasury respecting the classification of clerks.
The joint resolutions Of Mr. Ca reairning the policy
Of tine Monroe doctrine again taken up.
Mr. Seward followed in favor Of the Monroe doctrine be-
ing praeieaHy enforced when violated but opposed to the
resolutions upon the subject He defended John Al
ans from assaults upon him BY Mr.. Cass in 1850
Mr. Cass replied
Mr. Mallory followed agreeing mainly with Mr. SouIe
debate ensued in which the proprety Of postponipg
and referring the matter discussed In the midst q
which the Ssnate adjg uTnod
Horse oF REPREsTvTA ArIFEs--The House resumed the
consideration Of the bill to establish branch mint in the
city Of New forkthe question being its rejection
Mr. BToCks resumed and cOuciu led the remarks which
be commenced yesterday 10 favor Of the bill and as cen
sequence against the pending question.
The House then by vote ot yeas 90 nays a. refused
to reject the bill ~
The question stated on ordering the bill TO be en-
crossed faF thri regiing when
Mt t1odenow moved that the bill be laid upon the ia
Die. which was disagreed to--yeas IS nays 81
he House refused to order the bill TO be engrosed for
third reading-yeas Sc. nays So y
Mr. Briggs moved toreconsider the vote usttaken but
at the instance Of Mr. Forenee the motion was laid upon
the tah.e-yeas 81, nays So The bill then killed.
House then resoly ed itself into Committee Of the
Nhoeon the state CT the Union aud consid
eEau of the bin to supply deficiencies in the appropra
tons for the year ending June 80 1852 Without pro-
cceng far the committee fose aud the House adjourned
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IEnRt



The only bill of any sort Importance which has been
introduced in either House for some days past one
which Mr. Lacey brought forward in the This
ing having reference to the charity students educated
the expense Of thc state The bill provides for com
petr aud most iudrious of education which they
are to receive and makes It obligatory upon them before
they the institution where they apply admission
to agree devote certain number of years teaching
the public schools after graduating and to declare that
they wish to be educated for teachers This is nothing
but II ht Having received the hands of the State
complete education the those who thus educated
could 10 wonld be to devote some of their time to thu
State in return the great benefit they have derived
from its bounty If this plan be adopted it could have
no effect upon the public schools Just now but in the
epi would prove greatly beneficial for would
far as possible the services Of competent persons 70
take charge OF the schools Of the country-whch is
thing much desired In the city where teachers get a
fair e1npensatiou aud whore there is plenty Of rompe
tion the want IS not much felt but in the country
where the pay is small and where the real difficulty lies
in being able to get teacher the want of properly edu
cl persons 10 take charge Of the education Of children
who re entered at public schools is grieyousy felt II Is
no uncommon thing md teachers among them who do
not even know how spell and it not unfpquently hap
pens mat you who barely write his
name was view Of this state Of things that Mr. Lacey
introduced the bill referred toandit be hoped that he
the proper education of those children Of the State who
ar obliged to depend upon the public schools
Nj Lacey should have gone step tsrther aud rsmod-
ced the law regulating the expenses of the State stu
dents and endeaYored have them what they
uea provided for entirely by the State Now they
already exempted from College dues This is but small
matter The board Of studert always amounts TO
great deal than the Ices. 10 give the mer,
risrgc of listening to lectures and attending recits
1ns, is to give him but tte thaa be cou'd rrueur,
ur himself II Is making him charity scholar in namt
ulone imposing all the necessary unplessauness Of suel
position upon him, while, in reality he Is the recipient
of but very little charity Young educated by tbs
State should be entirely provided for by the State part
culary they give any Of their time to tine State
as Mr. Lacey proposes,
Although the Senatorial question comes up for fua
settlement Friday next it is exciting hut little
tiea jus when ths dispatch received from NJ
Sec advising immediate election the friends u th