Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-02

Navy was taken up ana made the special
order 4of Il morrdx At org ns$ S5clseEt: "'o
MI ,Etob BH89huFASPb Py9qpoed aa resolution sllp4t
which was adopted instructipg. the Commit
tee op Printing to- quire and report by
bill or otherwise Wat means Shall be taken
for the printing IF the seventh cc 3Hhs 5ls a
The Telhnuantepeoo resolutions n were taken
up at the !s. h9ur5 Of one qeloek, ard ll4
Mr. Downs, who had the floor when the
Senate adjourned yesterday, spoke in, favor
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House ofyksepresentatives.
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The Speaker directed the Clerk to- read
the Journal of yesterday! a1n ~.-'T Ead''
There evidently being no quorum present,
MIR. CABLE, Of Ohio, objected to the reading
Of the Journal nal until a Quorum should tap
pear. ye,oG il -silot ulu ed- ia3a'A --a.L
MIR. BRows,o of Miss; moved call Of the
House; which was ordered, when the roll
was called, and 1871 members answered to
their names.
A quorum being present, the Journal of
yesterday was read saj - ~ 41aor :.
J. AR! RICHARDSON, from the Committee on
Territories, reported "a bill to organize the
territory of Nebraska it vas read twice
and committed. sn hnH t7iTg dim aeraEoq
aThe@House then took up and laid on the
table the resolution offered yesterday liby
Mr.. HoUsFos,i to! close all debate iii Com
nlittee OF the Whole ON the army ipprepria-
tienrbill in one hour after it's consideration
should be resumed: 1850 g-9tA' hG1 iiota"
The Dill of the Senated yesterday, report
ed from the Committee Of Ways and, Means2
ameudatory of the existing laws relative to
the half dollar; quarter; dollar, 'dimeJ and
half dime, was next considered, when411 l.
i Mr. DuNHaM concluded his remarks. in
-aAIr. JoHMsoK, of Tenn ,lfoIl ow ed in oppe4
sition to the bill. ..gn.juja4 - raai
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National agriculture very important
meeting took place at the Smithsonian In
stitution this morning. 1t was gathering
Of the. friends Of a national agriculture. We
shall give the particulars of their operations
with very great pleasure. NJ P. Wilder, Of
Massachusetts,, President, Professor Hors-
ford, of Cambridge, Professor Mapes, of
New Jersey, and delegations of eminent
agriculturists from most Of the States ard
Territories, have already arrived. An in
teresting and important session is expected.
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"A GeoD LIFE.-!The beauty of holy life
constitutes the, most eloquent and effective
persuasive to religion Which one human
pCluS van GoOuACSSi&tU .uuotueF. we UiiV6
many ways of doing good to our fellow
creatures; but none SO ef6cacious2aslead-
lug q virtupas, upright and we'll ordered
hfega There is an energy Of moral sunsion
Ana good mans life, passing the highest
efttestS 1.-THE ORATORS genius The seen but
silent beauty of balinsss, speakso more
eleauespetly Of God and duty than the tongues
ofmpen and angels, Let parents remember
this 5TI The best Il J1ger itance parent can
bequeath to child is avirtpous example, "a
Legacy Of kAaallqwsdl r en- andlasso-
.clatloas:m InGF iud ;. ;noyinA'b II b9iIg
Never be sdEej If yodr hands are not use
fully employed, attend to TEE cultivation of
aydutt aa6ad. ia ,,Lsuo-I ,9suAood "a ,L.sa