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wretched business and we wish to have very little to

wretched business and we wish TO have very little to
do with it.
One point more AMI we close "A Virginian" claims
that the Slaves average condition has been very sensby
moderated within few years past and now tends to-
ward still further improvement. We believe this is
true and we further believe that this same improvement
finds its main cause in that very agitation" which our
friend with the entire South, SO pontedly condemns
Had there been no Abolitiouss at the North there
would have been such improvement at the South
Even now, let stakeholder abuse and torture his
slaves and the first thought Of hia neghbOrs is, What
a handle the Abolitionists will make OF this What
noise it will make at the North - And 50 the whole
SlavehOIdng class is bound to repress conceal ont
RACES upon Slaves by their masters for which
would have little force if there AbOltionists
And one of the first fruits noted of Mrs Stoves novel
a suggestion in The Southern Press that some i'm
provement should be made in the laws regulating the
Internal Slave Trade
That the masters can do more for the slaves than all
others-that they generally kindly disposed toward
them-no one disputes Uncle Toms Cabin fairly
represents the feelings of the better class Of savehod
in the character of st Clair. But educated
they hate to be esteemed anaticahate to set up
for reiormers or seem to assume philanthropy which
a reproOf to their neghbors So they glide ndolenty
along through life, oathng Slavery, execrating it, yet
still persisting in it. The shock which will emancipate
them from this apathy must come from without-th
electricity even now cOndensng in the calm, trans
parent sky. And whenever the day shall have palpably
arrived to demand the Abolition of Slavery (Which
stood stronger than it will to stand just before its
aD ten thousand voices will be raised in its cOndemna
tion at the South by men never before suspected o
Abolition sentiments; and among all the suspicious
suits of Emancipation there is none that we shall more
heartily rejoice over than the liberation of the AntSav
cry sentiment of that section from the Terrorism tina
now flies and fasifes it,
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The District Auorneyship Of North Caroiina-Ts'
Presidents Health.
xv,..,,y,o,-Tbe Gardner Trial, &c'
Fro" ""S"He N. sitINGTON Tuesday. April p

In the Gardiner Trial barge portion c OSy gas 0O osd
pied in an examination concenanHs '"'
by the R mTeT stated that the defense hoped to conclude
their evidence to morrow ohio has been annopted Chid
Charles . I'D itHce vice Cabell removed.
number of Clerks are reported to have been ds
W. gu rom the Pension Office to-day -.
has nearly tied R P' RspSd I
iIe With party of IT, have been sent to Oregon VA
m I,bmus to start from Puges Sound and meet the La
I marty in the Mountains. Another OF the party ~
ben some time in Canada collecting Information Ho'A Wv
Uudson's Bay Company, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

" Lucy STONE will expound and advocate the
Rights of Woman at Metropolitan Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings of next week. She is pure earnest
capable woman who understands her subject and did not
her resistance to arbitrary power defense of
her own sex but of slaves of both sexes She was educa
ed at Oberln and does credit to the training ofthat famous
school, We trust she will be welcomed to our City by
large as we are sure she will have refined and intelligent
audience.
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ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS,
WILLIAM GREEN, a.
WILLIAM Z. DONALDSON.

.FAcrs FOR THE PEoPLE.'-Under this tltle Ut Dali
lev Of The National Era Washington proposes to COM
mence with June monthly paper, of eight pages octave
filed with AnSlavery facts and arguments intended 70
operate as missionary for the Free Democracy we
have no doubt that will prove interesting and elective
Price per annum six copies for sli twenty tor 81 an'
one hundred for sl2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

The Aldermen last night talked over the great paving
contract with Russ and Reid Nothing done beyond
asking for information Mr.. Pnkerton petioned for
privilege root up the Perrne pavement, and put his
invention in its place. Several appointments in the
Cnntrollers and CITY Inspectors Offices confirmed
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be authen
Gated by the and address of the writer-not
necessarily for publication, but as guarantee of his
good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected COmmunica
tiOus
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The L. S Mail Steamship Washington, Capt. Fitch,
will leave this port TO-DAY, at neOn for Liverpool.
The Semi Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning in wrappers ready
for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

We give this morning the conclusion of the trial Of
eating for the double murder in New-Jersey. The
Jury pronounced him Guilty of Murder in the first de-
gree and he is sentenced be hanged the 23h day
Of July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

" A dispatch from New-Orleans states that thu
Democratic Members of the Louisiana Legislature had re
fused to hold Caucus to choose candidate for L. 5 Sen
atOr in the room of Mr. SOule
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SLoAs's HYDRosTAr.-We mentioned some time since
this invention, which is claimed to be perfect safeguard
against the explosion OF boilers and which received
Gold Medal at the last Institute Fair BY advertise.
men in this paper, it will be that it has since received
the emphatic appreciation of large number of most res
pecabe journals Without wishing to be authority fr
Others may say that shall try this safeguard on the
Boiler used in pressroom anticipating from it an ecu
nomy of Power and with increase of safety Let
each examine and Judge for himself
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s,.te Of the Canals

ALBANY. Friday, Apni x3-9 T. n
The breaks near is filling with water and To
The level o ., tonight 70 night or 70 morrow
Doats "",,an,,ain Canal Is All rlsni
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The Common Council last night ordered the proper
steps to be taken TO carry out the proposed Amend.
mens to the Charter, by advertising, preparing for the
June election, &c
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Th. Weldon and CASTOR Railroad.

Ia ,,orr ming brings nothing south OF Mobile.
The Civ Council of Baltimore and other guests
, - rom their excursion to the opening OF he ""
Snn and Castor Railroad highly delighted WIN INC UP
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~ Dr. Benjamin Rush, speaking of the science Of
medicine compares it to AN unrooied temple, cracked
at the sides, and rotten at the foundation"
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baltimore Exports, &c.

$4,000 bb of Flour have been exported e o Tr exports
amount to na legislature has passed bill establishing
another Court IN % na Soutb Of Richmond tonight
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70 Teegraphic communication with the East was
entirely suspended by the storm last nIght.
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Iudxe Gibson.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday Aprh q M h
m, renorted death OF Judge Gibson is incorrect psus
Inn lick in this city but is not considered u
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

To CORREsPoSDESrS-P.ease do not write ia Letter,
asking how to organize Union of Working Mechanics a,
Protective Union Store, how the North American Pm.
anx prospecting, sc &c, but incose twenty five cents
coin or postage stamps to Dewitt Davenport No ia
Nassau ST. and ask them to send you by mail in return IL
dissertation Mammal, by Charles Suly, containing Pav
and Constitutions of Protective and Industrial Association.
with Expose of the condition and Progress OF The Nora
american PhaiaHr-two pamphlets containing far more Of
the information you require than could embody in
letter if we had time to write long These w..
pamphlets will be found useful by all who are contemp6ar
the problem Of the condition and destiny of Labor Do
not forget them and ask to write you their contents
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For Enrnnn

~ Advertisements Tribune of Monday ought be sent
before o ock Saturday evening
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-, IT,, D,,,o;t Dailu Democrat is new and spirited

iournalfrom the City of the Lakes lis Deinoo rs.t
80 d. pamore but the Pittsburgh Plaform-a gres
,,rovsmspt s A. Barker and Jabez Foxare its EDITORS
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r The Tribune is served in Philadelphia daily by carriers al g.
Subscriptions received at the Agency by w B.
ZIEBER No a South Third-st, below Chestnut
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Nem'1lotk Qailn Gribune.
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1853.

% Persons wanting Tribune left their residences places
of business please address the publication Office
through the Office Price l2 week.
tot thee
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Office cor. of Hanover aud Bea,
Washington Gossip-AppOntmen Kennedy.
Special Dispdeh 10 The n. y Tribune.


Washington Gossip App intments- Kennedy.
Special Di,pa,eh to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday April p 1858.
Gov Seymour and Chancellor Walworth have arrived
and will take sweet counsel with Prince John and the Soft
Premier
- Brawey of Penn, has been appointed Register at
Point Petre Wis, s. ID. Dhaye, Soft of Syracuse, will
probably secure the chargeship at Brussels
Mr. Kennedy, late Superintendent of the Census has
been appointed member of the Royal Statistical Commission
Of Belgium having previously been chosen corresponding
member of the French Academy
Two Chief Clerks, Gen. Cabel of the Land Office aud
Richard Macka of the Fourth Auditors Office, and twelve
Clerks of the Pension Office garrotted
Sen Borand, FireEater, will certainly be appointed
Minister to Central America. GUS
Land.Oace Appointing nts-P Office Clerks.
SPECIAL DiYGtaa 10 Then Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday April q, 1853.
Registers-Robert L. 1idrick, Fort Desmoines, Iowa;
James Thompson Fairfield do. George NJ. Henry, Du
buque do, Sam. A. Hill, Jackson Mo- Leland Wright
Fayete do James Talbot, Indianapolis, Ind; John +.
Reed Jacksonville, do. John A Bryan Menosha, Wis.
Reccireys-Benj. ID Mover Menosha Wis; Reuben II.
Gibson. Defiance, o. Henry ID. Garland 0peousas, La
Calvin W Rutter indianapolis Ind - Bucknor, Fay
cite No: Geo W. Beatte Jackson, DO; James ThomP
son. Fairfield Iowa Patrick Quigley, Dubuque do; Ihos
a. Walker, Fort Desnoines. do
Francis Huebschmann. OF Milwaukee Indian Agent fof
Wisconsin.
Pension. Office Clerks remored-J Bryan, b. Tapscott
L. Mills s d. Marke j. j. Taylor, +. Meiora, A. X Van
Nostrand, G. " Humphreys, Henry Smith, A. A. Stuart
5 NJ Ball +. NJ Ewel, j. T. Lewis. Six only have been
appointed.
Charles Faey has been appointed Chief Clerk in the
Land Office. vice t. \. Cabell, raced. ALAASocE
The District Attorneyship Of North Carolina-rso
Presidents Health.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Apnl z 800
Mavor Cantwen and Robert Strange nave Withdrawn
their applications for the District Attorneysbp OF Nonn
Carolina and the President has decided to make the AP
monument from the western part OF the State 50 =.
III UaLt1ef0H MON denies the reported i'll health OF
the President and says that his he ah has decidedly R
nroyd and that he has gained both in strength and weSn'
since the Inauguration.
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ADV hH'iSiS' A'ESrs-Ihere are several srms i.
our my engaged the business Ct disseminating Aa,.r
ti'cmens through the City aud Country Pres, f
who wish 10 give extensive publicity 70 ,bei, -
Several Of these we notice themselves =. 49,
for The ItiJEae which may in some sense ho ,r,
presume Advertisements forwarded to them would d,,
appear in columns 1t is but Justice on our nart
however that, far any one may be deer,s, -
Agent OF The IriLuRe, that distinction is due TO M,vn
PALMER, whom know the pioneer in this busiD,
General Advertising-who devoted many of the bes, W
of his life to building upwhen one else would give
hour to uphill task and whom we consider TIM. -
y entitled to that preference and pre- emnence as (eD
Newspaper Agent which he has patiently labored for 49,,
fairly earned We believe his connection with the iop-
of America is extensive and more intimate than h
of any rival and that his mode of doing business ov
very general satisfaction We do not claim for him
monopoly but think the facts that h. is the undouAa
pioneer in the business that he spent years and houDd
in winning ortthatapprecaton which itdeseryes ami h
he must naturally have the widest connection with IN
Press ought to tell in his favor
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Look out for rogues who falsely tell
That LYONS remedies they sell
His POWDER and his famous PILL,
That insect pests and vermin kill
BY scamps are initiated see
The name is there as II should be,
In his own hands fac simiie.
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We ant to know whether Mr.. Greeley 1, in f,vo,-
sumption of ron What /, bis ,e,ng Tue coz
evil as it is called Does he propose ,h. wa or the
less iron by M means but, that we shall b 'ua use
20 buy our iron OF those who will charge US hgSs.p
~ We clip thes, two extracts from the .a0.
IL, Inc Oh'o Sa'eSma0-an article deliberately wrt,.n :.
me ir't'He The Editor having conclusiyely sn,xs.s,
himself has relieved us from all Dscessy for % doa~
,noueh we tnnk We might have somewhat enliph,s,.s
h on the subject but for bis obstinate resolve MOI % =
enlightened "~
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VI 81.
SPLENDID CARPErNG FOR SPRme So 1870
6arH LoussBERy, No as Pearlst are no,r iO"o
per late eIrsals large stock Of velvet tapestry store
and ingram cupetiDss chss and design nIespy
purchased previous TO recent IN p ace, nang been
to offer at very great inducements 'ney are enabled
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADEs-W q J.... = \, .
4's PesIlst has band beautiful transparent W. ~ o
1sper Hspgnss Gilt Cornices Drapery Musns ohaes
ba6s Loops Pins Brass Cords Tassels Roller C..
Ieth Boz and White LiDens etc Also s, OF al
Table O Cloths which he offers public !, Of
saose which these articles usually sold. A 'eio"
~ hcusekeepers and all others in want az paaa;...
,ss.S ae wesid do wen to call at NJ VILLAIN. 81
- sor,S ~. NO 40 Cba,hsst. Muberry.s esiD-
public eA' VI @"ces ~ y" me ever offered 70 the
~ S xoaee and Tea Urns, Coffee Maker. W..
o. p,s,sd Wac ssels Dzhes and plain T.hs r., @
.ists M.tt,ns W,s Meat Safes Msnrles SUI
- nr,oes Al ~ Water Filters IL S MAS
Broadway. ufnsans Wsrerooms No. COL
PREMIUM PIAsofonrrs.--per,on. .hou. =
Pispofortss would 60 wei e1amin< Tia purchasing
= pThsr Pianos received l8 Broadwsy
~ he American Institute being Eve sxhbed
Tx..-The best assortment Of I'm ne
II he store the Canton 4. Tee s SSs@Rssy will be found
resn ne 49,. hsf they do better hsr. the city
~ ~ ets They have no branch store ssewhere eithe
tn. T,.r AND PLAoE-House Funi.,,--
80. sto,. No l28 Csnslst-Now Is thu tin ahg-Larg'
~ r,cSre every description Of WOOD Wiow saa this is tn
5,ens Csrsses Propeller Dolls snd oaer Toy W ares
supplied every nesdfai kitchen s ASLLoso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

!; ~ ". With and without the Eoan-The subscriber who
faton Of vb bs @ I The sale Of these Instruments 1.-THE rpu
nas become world il now prenared 10 oAe Them
to & hSse Wishing to purchase cannot fa to be salts
srsIsi ~ ~. s.es of obtaining pianos unsurpassed
70 s ne ssa house does not hesitate
elseubere He has constantly on baud an nos 20 DC ouna
HANG psno easNns which be fesries.y sTs vii detv
eegsn eoudr or cottage nianos for anal
Grand Eolsn and other pianos let ana oShais make
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OPENING DISCRIMINATION is politely tenoereu ;it
dies and Strangers arriving for business
our store Aston House Broadway where esn the various
Gently completed afford facility for the
6cles sale IN their appropriate attendants
ents assigned each competent ana on which
spring opening fixed for THURSDAY ian Fancy Hats in
will BE- displayed variety Caps cloth
felt and fur adapted Mses Boys sn % and Ladies'
velvet otscr material applicable to every and straw Riding
Riding black drab beaver be NOTICE ady
Caps Of cloth and velvet patterns Iy.RY Haers
eqrestrns "a solicited -, ,lace of
To- MuRcu. the wel-knOwn HssteI wiz. htmer cd
am ,hs cons, az Sd av and sch ha, lis est.b
rrpuson e., conbnins the beautiful win ne rv feature and
lshm MT ar All that am from u a.,
go, - - ..,nant ne no. alone the oy ia'
a q combined with poeca sweetnoS- ,..S
An coun.,i,. All ages ell sutho's hs. nav
As.lo,d of CREATION man STANDS AZ W. ,se Fall"
Ard sui. thoush O!d Adam grew 2,an
Tne iI,,t.nbaye rendered his proseny =. "a, .rs..
TIE Greek placed his brsht e ns - I'D best
The Ron an with helmet vas Ms., his nat
The TUX hsd his turb+r- De ..--se5 by the Hat.
. Thus tire ases and are pai ~ go wool
tn ,t..e.s,.he.d With its dark cur W..
tne 10" shAN. CO., and the neaI -.
~ ',e az IN, TsrtAr benie nteu III $780,
, ~. ~, ~, - - hoast but lock on MSS
Nv % - ~. s,tbsrs the Cossek hs s la' 10 .,;,s
IRE ,nosh nas hear of the Palm ~ucs ,i -, dst
p D.. -. ',.sb,S he Il souchd ee u l srU Nat
IA go hss nah the sye VI ,-.;n,bs,s,
In F,anoe aud olS ENGLAND, wnel he msn;
Tbe Hat took polish a. W" ~ beaver gave place
The asef' sh .i Or sInsb siyes the head nc" s'"'
NOV hne so. - 6s,rher tain yon would search
For proof Of thes , M Hats c. q. MVRCh
Cotsn, wiz L,oxn of bis day arc nIs lo,
Inc ons ~ fne and then oieS' ~ :" '"''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

WYE 7gAz Is Wilt was Sheridan who
said to tailor, who asked him ct least fer
the interest on his bill, s'Is 10 not ny IN
tsrsst to pay ths principal, no- my principle
to pay tie interest,"" and no matter what
the witty Jonss nay have remarked, twas
hsvi.ty Smith vho retortsd upon some enc
VIE called him an every day man: "WeM,
if az an every cay man, ycu are wsak
one" It We. the sans Smith, too, when it
was mentioned :cst . eEtain confect;onsr
.a;cGsoed his ising.s.s With dissolved p.reh-
n,ent, observed tnat :'sone fierce people
made you cot your words, but that be ats
his deeds - aud il i wasn't Smith, il was
somebody else, VINO described Al epitaph
as giving good character to parties on
their soing into new place, who sometimes
had very bal character in the place they
had Just left
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04
ARRIVAL OF rHE GLASGOW.
ONE DAY LAER FROM EUR0fE


New yoRz, JAZZ. s-The steamer Glas-
gov, from Glasgow. has arrived. She left
Glasgow On the l6ta, and brings Liverpool
adsices hy Telegraph up 10 the evening Of
the 10th.
On that day the liverpool cotton market
closed firm, the sales Of the day amounting
to 1000 bales.
The Indian mail lad arrived at London,
bringing intelligence Of the death q the
Queen Of Siam. Tie state Of Siam had
thrown OF it's allegiance to Ava, and an
army of SO, 600 meu and ESQ elephants were
on the British frontier.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Canton on
the 2sth Cctober, by which property to the
amount of $50, 900, chiefly in silk goods,
vas destroyed.
Al engagement had taken place between
the Chinese insurgents and the Government
troops, in which theformer were successful,
putting to death thirty officers and one
thousand people.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

~ l. rlsn named Jekn Branran IVES
haed ct Baltimore on Saturday night under
tte following circumstances: &c was .tand d
ing CO tie track ss tas EA!.adslphi. train
cams n, AID stepped 81 upon switch
which be thought the cars would rot RUE
on. Unfo$aaately for hin, he r!aeed him.
self upon tbs very switch the cs-s had to
pass over, and il Q moment he was knocked
down, tee GERS passing over him, severins
beta legs from bis bedy Just absve tbs
knee, and ne expired in ssour half 40 hour
after the accident.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04
improvements 81 VysshsAsso.,,

Improvement 81 WSgEtNstov.
Tie HasLicgtoo corcssponGens G: tie
Baltimore Argus, speaking Of our city in 6
recent letter, s@ys:
Tho rsou.-e.co c. another New Year:
Day -e-:-ds u C tho improvements shat
have taken p.scs II Washing ton. Soma OF
tceG> arc quito marked, ca ara entitled to
special notice Seven warGs o: tie city
proper have been improved u some OF their
scceocs. New building, aud soIss Of than
really ta.dso-ra, h-7o bcsa pat up = coz
sarGt-vsly large numbers. But the -ost
marked advance II the appearance os tie
capital IS the appearance made in the e-ee-
tor of tie TWO wings Of tie House: Of
Congress. This IS truly Z ssupsn6ous work,
ard shows 81 o.ss the cha-acssr Of CUR
country to T.! wLo nay bsho.d u. Every
ding about II Is ca tho grandsst scale.
Nothing IS wanting But tho oonplst;on Of
tie building and tie appropriate enlarge
nent CT TIC adjacent grounds, 70 make the
Capitol st Washington t1s r,ost splendid
sdi6ce OF the Kind IL the world.
The population OK this city has now in
creased to over forty Thousand. !. las
grown at thu r-<s Of TWO Thousand G. vsar
for several years past. Doubtless it III 90
% increasing in still greater ratio. When
It shall IS improved, IS it should be, n it
lights, It's Wafer, It's markets, It's streets,
and dwellings,, i viii form tie srsa: AID
usefu. metropolis which tie Gather If o,.r
Country designed; It to BE-"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04
Rouse OF Representatives.
Termination ofDsbcte.

1erE1NGE:ofs OF DsoGte.
Mr. Eovscoy offered the customary reso.
luton 70 Gloss tie dsoats CO the Military
Academy bill two hours after it should
asaia bs considered IN committee.
NJ. RICHARDSON moved to amend tee
resolution 50 as to terminate all tbs debste
tomorrow.
Tas amendment VAS disagreed to, and
tie rssslutioa adopted.
CMSs or5 Seess
o. motion Of IL. HOUSTON, the Eouse
ttso went into Committee OF the whole On
the state Of SIC Uulon and resumed The
consideration Of TIE Military Academy bill
AIr. Po.E, who was entitled to the 6oo..,
addressed tie Committee in 6 forsible
speeSl, upon the Cuba end other questions,
anc took occasion to eensurs she admins
rras!on in GO measured escns for its coz.
duet ~ regard to shs Cuban prisoners, tho
Thatcher case, end thu Crescent City affair
AID also spoke against oonfs-ring ths htls
o. Lieutenant General upon General Scott,
upon the ground apparently that he die
lot deserve such distinction.
Mr. Lane, Of Oregon, nsxt addressed tx
COMMITTEES !c favor O. acquiring Cuba--but
doing it c.iy by trsaty-and against Gre
at.ag tie title Of L!sutsront- General, no.
because Genera! Seott did not desire Il, bu;
on the ground that It vould prove e-nhar.
raising hereafter.
Mr. BsocEs :hen spoke :, reply Is Mr.
FoLK's attacks upon tie administration.