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being, in a, similar cases T. is N. ne"es,s-y ~ ths
Sheriff 10 the danqgeut-he nsy paste hi summons
on ;he door Of hi dwelling sremv my remove IT, AN
TIE Gelisqutni uGsi suLer The Consequence
sR0oKLTy, wILLIAH ,1CE5H Sc.
The biz Pr vdin- for TIE consolidating ne oven
renis Of BROOKLYN, v III bur-h, & wA' rePo-,t "A
Torsbly upon and ref 20 .he Committee # the Whole
TuE SEw-TcRE war pE7tRTNESr.
Mr CrIvS6s reported the b for the better re1.'ion
Of tie Fire Department and was referred 10 zoe C)n
nittee Of the Whole
rHE SYwYoRK rorrcE DEPARTMENT.
Mr Slv1GE reported the bill for more perfect orgsn
cation # tie Police Department with anendments Tnis
Is the bill, THE main eau-es Of which published IN
THI TnIBUVE several weess since The amen nals ~
The Chief shall be elected for Jopr yeArs Instead q ar
In Of vacancy the Board of Connssi'1ers can ep
p0pt Chief for unexpred term, use al Of eecng N
The manner now provided in Of vacancy in hsyoray
Tie section making policemen superintendent Of cabmsn
&c, Is stricken cut.
TEE =. 7 TAX RECEIVER CALLED oS AGAIN..
Mr.. boTD offered the following resolution, bu: NJ
CosKLSG rsng 10 debate IT, under the rule It vas lad
fs Th,t 'ss Rss,e5 Of I've. o. ne cy ,st coan.y Of
Re, b.. I Ss5,s @ 70 , h a a r.. Pc, i s
been s9d Under whs particular sw such ices or per eentae
o report number the which
tie afHee of the collector Of AREAS Of taxes sseP
XIV BUSINESS FOR SEw YORK.
Nj LIIGH gave notice OF bill 10 repeal the law reyu-
lstng the fees % Searekers ia New YORK Also - regl
late the fees OF Street Commissioner
Dir. GBAHAx. relative TO Whars and Wharfages
Nr BOYD, relative to the fees Of the New YORK Receiver
OF Taxes.
Counsel in opening streets. &c.
FlYAL ADJOURsxENT LEGIsLATURE.
Mr.. CLISToE laid the table concurrent resolution
providing for final adjournment OF the Legislature on
tie 3lst VI March. inss.
DRY DOCK sAvfsGs BANK.
The annual report of tbs New Iork Dry Dock Savings
Bark shows thai the Trustees have received during the
wear 1883 from 5s75 depositors the Of si39l45
Drawn period b. 56s de Do-itors S2ijoN 90
The Of the ustituilJL the lst Of Janiasy 1919
tmcUrtsc OSsS'' -
Received ron o ostofi ~. - 70
4S3 80 D.
Total 10 50
Deduct paid O. p0sors. t.it8tb ~
r lis q
Total '5lN%i 10
The funds are invested in the following manner
by unencurhered real estate N the
Of Ne~1Cfk "
Leaned oncali
In BOwefT - ~
in ttc.c Bank oyuD ~
In CiiiIsrs sWV ~
In drawer daily LOW "
-1sA'E 20
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Showing total
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.

Two SGT speeches we're made on the bill for the suppress
sion of intemperance-one by ~ H. CLARK in favor Of
the passage of the BILL and tho other by Mr. HuTcHiSs in
no Mr.. BHooks followed in opposition to this amend
nent. Mr.. DlcKEsoS closed the debate, when the Com
mittee reported progress
TIE CONTESTED SEAT CASE.
On motion of Mr CBosBY, Thursday next set down
for the consideration of the The is Occu
Iied by L BLAKELET, Wing and contested by ADAM
SroRIXG Hard.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

the tquatter sovereignty Adjourned III tuesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The SPEAKER laid before the House Message from
the President, transmitting the report OF The Attorney
General treating of the plan for modifying and enarg
the judicial Of the uted States recommended
il the Presidents annual Message.
Referred 10 the Judiciary Com nittee.
Mr.. CHANDLER presented the resolutions Of the Legs
Gture Of Pennyva asking for donations Of 100
of land for soldiers of the Of 1912.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands and or
Mr. FLORENCE wished to present Of similar
character from the source that might be referred
Mr.. JONES lTenn.I-His necessary to print more
MIR FLORENCE--But have special charge Of the
old soldiers. tLaughterl
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
Homestead bill.
Various amendments were dri.y discussed but nothing
especially interesting was determined upon.
The Committee rose.
The SPEAK Err laid before the House message from the
Presden in reply to resolution asking for information
relative 10 negotiations with Peru for the removal Of
restrictions on the expectation Of guano accompanied by
Mr.. Clay our Charge d'Afsres TO Peru.
Mr. Marcy under date Of Aug. 30, 1853, ,sys:
IF Ss s ptt ti q
ys'd on 70 .s.9d2n III, Inogo a. a. fsy Say . P,. 70
lev 5000 and s1pO,iion Of IN 1852
S q Ss r9 @ 20 IL. sss s.. n' U 1
resustps By the Of Perm |. probable ys
~
every section the untry and contribute wonderful degree
SO 55 thought By competent judges
ths the seabOard the allan could be
eff eted equality 10 the sde SIS but so
the balis Of q settlement with leru"
Mr. Clay replies in November,
bis residence Peru hs serious attention has been
this he neglected
inrrs on Peruvian the importance Of furnishing
United States lower than
solo and that its agents shall keep hand
quantity sufficient supply the increasing demands o. the
murity The fscs the Peruvian Goyernn relies entirely
the produced by the sale OF thu United States snd
Bhtsh the Dssssl Isf debt delicate
subectto touch upe an sssgesons The Diplomatic Agent
who ePTsens h. Government the necessity OF reduction Of
the pcesa which f1d rts being st the threshold BY
Of article OF trade mas the IN
he thins he assures
shall exerton and sns aFeil MN
self every obso and tbs farmers .od plant
.rs Of requisite supply Of sano at prices cor
Jespondug VITA their means 49,, -
Mr. Mercy replies to this, follows under date De
cenber ., 1853: 80
houah have heretofore addressed enghy on the sno'
eot there constantly incresseg socuoo among
on farmers obtain reasonable adequate supply Vi
uno This article Of free traffic 1t permitted would pro-
once benisr results II wond supply annually rldtons nOnS
Of bushels Of serial grains ganers with but little additional
with the given by Mr. Trado to this Govern
msut in 8-the with the London merchants and aer
Vard sci the the Islands uniform pTlce 10 pni
eb.sers derive larger revenue from II In s
than Can she rot be Induced 10 onr
N eIt the nonoposts 10 oD
session to the mister Foreign Affairs make with ene
p-opriety"
rriu ted
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SEVERE SENTENCE AGAINST ROWLAND \
SMITH. THE MAIL R0BBER.

NIwH,yEv, Friday, March g. 1854.
Rowland Smith who was arrested on FRIDAY issI 'or
tai ng letters from the mail bags while in his charge was
til morning placed at the bar OF the United sA'es
art He pleaded guilty to the several counts .o' 'u7 -
ment and was sentenced by Judge ingersoh 10 ha'u
: Dor in the State Prison Tor a term OF = years
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L: S. SENATOR FROM oaIO-NAvIGATION.

CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, Narch ,. -
The Democratic Caucus Of the Legislature 6alcted al
Columbus til midnight last night for candidate for L.
: Senator without choice Mr. Allen has formally with
drawn TO day The Caucus meets again this evening.
The river is rising rapidly and measures Is feet
bcrce IN Cairo.
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rIrpTUER FROM MEXICO

Nxw.ORIE,ys Feb &c, 1854
BY the arrival of the steamship Texas we nave uaeS
from the CITY of Mexico to the 18TH and Vera Cruz 10 the
cod inst bus there is news of Importance.
FxPr.sdept Herrera died on the l2th OF February
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DrpI-Ty SHERIFF. SHOT.

CHARLESTON, tuesday, FEB. :, Is5i.
DENNY Sheriff Robinson was shot at Columbus Geo
90 Monday night by a man named Wright and died in
half an hour. Wright is in jail.
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Messrs. Bright TOombs and Mallory are sick but al
would have voted FOR the bill
hrAllen ebsent from sickness in his family wou have
voted against il.
Messrs. Phelps Pierce, Cooper Everett, Clayton and
Wre hit not voting
The title Of the bin changed to a Bill for the Gov
eminent Of Nebraska and Kanzas"
Er CAST Congratulate the Senate on the triumph Of
the squstter sovereignty. Adjourned iii Tuesday.
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transmitted the following statemeht winch SHOWS
amount Of such advances to be S3l ,6Jl 81.

ssss.s
Mr. DcNsoS moved that the above report be referred
IN n Select Committee Ilessrs BARR, ROBERTsoS and
HoPKISs-with power to send for persons and papers
Adopted without dissent.
NETWORK WATER RATES
Mr.. WHITNEY proposes an amendment! TO the law rela
tive TO the assessment and collection of rates in
NewYork City 1t consists principally in specifying GER
tain rules relative to ward and block numbers.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE SING SING PRISON.
The annexed is toe report of HrSRY SroRw Inspector
having charge of the Sing Sing state Prison showing IN
snbs;apce the financial condition of that institution:
hiselsneous Indebtedness for PROVISIONS money bor- -
discounted, eo .
Ath Fitch judgment obtained March 81 S ~
Absh Others obtained March 1879 olo %
)" aan's u1e '''..... l75o 90
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which paid by BY ourselves In ~ 80
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CONGRESSIONAL.


OF DELAWARE
Delivered in hs Senate January ~ and 10, 1854. on the
Ciayton- Bulwer treaty
Thursday. Ja.uargrl2, 1854
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% from is lethargy-infusing into is
ranks renewed Eitall,y-Hllying 0nFe
more around the bsnneE % the euHsii-
tati0n and he union. resolved 20 edo
or die in that glarioss cause which
vas illustrated and defended BIZ me
immartsl inielIeets Of Clay. Webster.
and a host ef others. Who. though gone
frsm amongst Us. have vet left blaze
Of light in the heavens Cor Cur guidance,
and rendered The came and history
az their country alustrieus thropgAont
the sorldi
Under that light LEI " walk-and
with these principles Of our party in
scribed on our banner. and directing
our actions an inmayesble attach
ment 10 the Constitution aud the un-
ion--the Compromise measures Of 1850
non -inferpaafioa BY Congress on The
subject Of Harery-a fair distribution
Of she public lands or their proceeds.
1.-The exclusion Of fanatics. and enemies
ofthe Constitution. from the irresponsible
offices &c the Gayernment--noB-i inter
ference by the Federal Government IN
the elections and domestic concerns of
the States-a convention Of delegates
direct from the people to amend the
Constitution az the State, pfeserUing
untouched and unchanged fhe present
baTis Of rfpressnfafion--a liberal and
Just system of internal improvements,
by which The vast resourcesof our State
NAV be developed. and the education oil
every child. male aud female. IN NE
State-with that banner. thus ineribed
carried forward by the true, able and
patriotic leader selected BY this Con
yention. We cannot fail to succeed.
lwouldappeal then TO my Wing bre
thren here present, as would TO ever,
Mhig Throughout me State, TO stant
10 their arms. to prepare again FOR the
conflict. Let US bury all personal an,
sectional differences. Let u fnrgel
the past, except TO guard against dis
aster in toe future. For Iayscif, If
ever had any, am ready. here. on thi'
occasion, before We part, perhaps ma
ny of vs. never 10 meet again. 10 sacrl
Zee all personal and sectional prefer
ences. ON the altar Of lie Wing par
ty, and 10 Sight shoulder TO shoulder
side by side, with the humblest or III,
foremost, for the triumph Of its prinei
plies Let US do this. and. when tn,
day Of battle comes. let Us adopi the ar
mortal motto Of the gallant Napier
Ready-aye, always ready ! and on,
charge, bold. steady. resolute. nnflinch
ing charge. from the whole Wing line
will raise our flag aloft. and secure U
the victoryi
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The Hon. John Kerr, Of this Stale, Is recsiv-
ing, ss he justly deserves. the sincere sckno~.
Judgments Of ihose who msinIsin The righ.s Of
the oil States in the Public Lands. for hi, sne-
cenful move in the House on the Land question.
On his nio,tn 81 amsadment MAS made 10 the
blu granting alternate sections 81 land to Mime
sofa, by which the amount that SHOULD be ecei,-
cd from tho sale Of the reserved alternate sections,
was 10 be distributed among ihoss slsi.s which
have not heretofore received any lsni. This
aHendmsni. by which nigh, he serprrd small
measure Of jf.iics TO The old States. having hren
made. The original friend. Of the bill--mrmler.
from the new States arned upon il, ard killed
i ly layiac il on ths ;ahs.
Mr.. Kerr's movement in this ms,ier, shows q
assignment and an ability which will yrl,Jer him
eminenils useful g representative. II he hs.
not in this Gaze secured justice TO the old states
he has IN some measure sucrreded in defeating
aris o. injustice. We are pleasri to zee thai
other bills hon the Senate. sS{a,ins land 10 the
new States. are likely TO meet with the same fate
IN tho Hngse that the Minneso,a yill did.
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SO d
"Wednesday, March %.


III, Grand Jury for this coaniy. a. the late
term Of The Superior cOuri. We understand, dNl
not eoinrleis their lsbos snia Iaie IN Zoe dar 90
Saturday. Their diligence and class .rplie.iiaH
20 husinfss during the Term, have bern the sub
;scl Of pretty general rrmsri and commentator
An unusually large number az piessnimrnis wen
made and hills found.
The forowing psessni,asnl MSS sraerrd hy
she Julgr 70 he spread upon the records u ihs
Count, and will command siieniisn- Coming
from 81 respectable body Of cisisens, srlreist
from different portions Of the county. il may he
taken "a clear indication of tie pubic ,eniirnen
IN regard 10 The perniciaus Practice Of treating.
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THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS.
Friday, March 10

may HaitH ~.
The seHate, s'Ihering TO lis rule set.
ing apart Friday i"r the epnsitlrra
tio'' oi The private calendar, passed se
'eral private bills aud Afterwards held
an executive session.
ih the House, resolu'ion was pass.
"a calling upon the President for in.
formation III regard to the alleged uu:.
rage upon an Aineriean steamer AT lila.
saaa; aud an extended inquiry wa:
ordered IN regard to claims allowed Ly
the late Board Of Commissioners mn.
der the Mexican treaty.
The bill fram the Senate TO all The
Territory Il Minnesota in construct,
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ma VViis Candidate q 0oveFnor

Tie Wills eunutdnfc ~ &soNefoots
onlhs % ~ rlsHurs ~ eihsF InsiisF FVquil'
ing ns-s lnue5iIis stlsuiioA Ns tass bera
sanPsIal. 81 to q rhrts vsrks -. iO'l.y
ssias s<vsr.l interesting srirlss fen 0BE sEshas-
ges IA sslssion 10 Gen. DsrksF. DC Mag esb-
aiasns fsrGsserser. Having ps.fly ca is'osEh
uiah he speeches ~e psups<s g Pusisa o. dc
Nsl<.sls N. mir. Krn's only rrussining % he
pulsi.hed,-xe shalI have Bats far osi s<asi
variety, and our rrsdrr Esy snp~rs % ~ Pased
up in msnsB basier rrkf>nfs ls shs " his ram
dia.ir lar Gesernar. and he i-sses psssrn.ri By
she resalu,isas a ne Wig csnsesiica- We
invite siisniian Ibis wssk ia Gen. Daskesis lst-
ir, 81 scrrTsnce. snd 10 me rniEsrss y bah 81.
lsw ii. IN snolhrr rtlaEsn.
The cosns Of Pelsy naIsnod y snsnr q me
Iralrrs q the pem.rrsiie parry is~srs General
Derksr-smang xh'ns the ssanaafd siahds lFo
rsinent- meet with sisrs rrbuke 81 tbs
polls. unle. We hare greatly rnis,skes the pe.Pls
a North carOlina. These pariizaas ePrned ihsil
i@ilrrir. upon hlm even bsf'ie be had aerrPed
she nomination; AMI lhey csniinue 70 asssiI hin
silh rioIrnce and bitterness. Thi. Ne we're M
surprised 81 Er no amount af Lasssiiy and filnss'
fsr Office has sufTicrd % ssicld Mhig esndtlsir'
from such riisrks; AMI the Drun~r.'ie patty hsi
had sufiiien, snleisncs in pa, rpcounirfs. 10 sa
iisiy ihem thai Gen. Doskry ia . dangerous cpPc
nrni. aud that % cop. with him they mus, hrgir
s.rly AMI fight hand. Bot what Ne have beef
mus, surprised 81 Il. tss, any 81 the party ,hOul'
be so unwise as 10 aiiemp, TO assail him with n
dicuIe. such wessans will no, harm him. In
viii rrcoil upan ihrir own heads. A man sha
like Gen. Dorkery, has carved out his own Cor
tune. and won his way 10 hanofsbls ai,iineiisi
by his sEiegiiy. industry. and ilnlomiishle ener
gy; who has always secured the esteem Of ,hos
who bet knew him; and who 80 suceessfulil
won the confidence gah xoqs opinion Of hss neigh
bor.. that when a candidate Tor Congress. he re
ceirrd ererg rote given at his own precinct; an
Win, though several times candidate. ntrr ka
been beaftni such a man. cersinly. is FAR ahos
ihr reach Of sycb NsaPons Iit;en. Dorkey j
70 be beaten now. the prnaers,s nrs; b,i,iy ses
.ier E7elalio be7F ,an that the. have eons.asass,
with.
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Oregon Pea.-A correspondent il Ala

oregon Pea.-A correspondent 10 Ala.
nance county wishes 10 know wh-re the oregon
Pea Cal, I've obtained fr seed. Will sam. Of our
contemporaries give the desired information
We find that the nn,ise Of this Pea By Mr..
n"zeli OF Tennessee, has sti,acted considerable
a'ltn'ion, aud man, Of our farmers arc anxious
to "u, IL a friend in this negl,mrhopd. Who
returned from Ralcigh yesterday, adjourned us
that ne succeeded in getting in tia, CIV few
seed Tor trial. We think II probable that more
can be had in the san,1 place
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The Cabass Afrair.-The mess,

the Cdbass Affafr.-The message Of
the Presiden, IN rriernrf to the aizure Of the
American Steamer, the Black wm-tr, a, Hava.
ma, which will he found in another column. will
attract attention. The affair. on i,s first an.
n'nnccmcsi. prodaeed considerable excitement
at Washington aud IN our eastern cities; hut at
present The excitement seems TO I've cooling down.
Congress and the Prcsidfat, we h,ps. vi. aci
with hcccning prudence IN regard to The difficult.
y-ihat i. iully investigate the matter. aud then
ASK nothing hut What is right, aud submit To
nothing that il wfnrs."
This occurrence. We trar. will give new rner.
81 to The iillil'usier asgocatjpz in this country.
one ri their journals boasts t!,ieihe Cuban Bun.
IA, in New York. has ammunition enough s,src.!
~ thai city 10 supply an invading f,rce which
could sweep The island Of Cuba irnm cas-, 10 IVES,
in thirty days" We ,rass ths, these restless
spirits viii not receive The icas, coInienance from
our Government, in any contingency thai NAV
arse. u the Spansh authorities deserve punish.
ment foi ATROCITIES committed on our commerce.
'ct y DC administered by agents who have pr,-
per regard for the honor sess rrpuia,pn Of their
osn country.
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The Presidents Message TO Congress
on the late Affairs al Cuha.

The following is copy Of The Mes
sage transmitted to Congress yester-
day BY the President in regard to the
contiscation Of the American steamer
Black Warrior' BY the authorities II
Cuba
Washington, March is, 1854.
10 the fisns ef Representative.
Up compliance with the resolution If
the House Of Reprcsenti,es Of the 10th
inst ! herewith transmit report of
the Secretary or State, containing all
the Information received at the Depart
iEest IN relation to the seizure of the
Black Warrior at Havana on the ssth
nIt.
There have been. in the course of q
ie" years past, many other instances OF
asgresslon upon our commerce, viola
tons Ut the rishtsof American citizens.
and insults to the national flag by the
Spanish authorities in Caba, aml all
attempts To ubtain redress have led 20
protracted aud as vet lruitlsss nego.
tlati,ns. The documents in these cases
are solumiwbus, and when prepared
VII hs sent to Congress
Those nov Transmitted @rla;s ex-
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Democratic Meeting in Alamance.

AT meeting of the Democrats OF Ala
nance County, convened at the Court
House in Graham, for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates to The Demoera.
TIC State Convention. TO be held in the
city OF Raleigh. on the 10th Of April
next. on motion of u. A. Montgomery,
BENZ. Hurdle was called to the Chair,
and @. ID. Cobb and W. W. Kirkland
appointed Secretaries.
On mo,inn. Messrs. W. II. RufIin,
ID. Montgomery. John Foster. George
Patterson. and g. d. Cobb were APP
pointed a Compnittee TO draft resoin.
tons expressive of the sentiments Of
the meeting.
The Committee submitted the fnl.
lowing report. which was unanimously
adopted
Whereas, it has been proposed to
hold a Democratic Convention in the
City az Raleigh. on the 18th April next,
to nominate a candidate for Governor,
and whereas we. the Democrats of Ala
nance, should be represented in said
Convention, therefore
Resoiued. That the Chairman ap-
point twenty-five delegates to repre-
sent This county in the Democratic
State Convention. to be held in Raleigh,
on the 18th April next.
Reso'red. That W. have perfect con-
tidcncein the wisdom and patriotism Of
the delegates. and pledge ourselves to
support their nnlRiTee.
Resoirea, That we hereby express
our perfect satisfaction with the SEN
timents expressed bv the President Of
the United Statesir his Inaugural Adj
dress, and in his late Message TO Con.
gress, and We heartily approve of che
Democratic Administration, as well in
vindicati'n Of the right, Of the Southern
States as Of the assertion If The rights
Of every citizen of the United States,
at home and abroad.
The Chairman then proceeded to ap.
punt the following delegates, III: Ben
jamin Fruiinger, lanes r.. MoD,gu.
merry, CASTOR ID. Cubb, George Pa,ter-
son. John Foster, w. r. Ruffin, Maj.
VIM. Patterson. Joel Boon. l.uvewick
Lambeth, Squire Wilder, !. W. Ian.
caster, Patterson Thompson, Alexander
Womfs, Wm. w. Kirkland, ID. A..
Montgomery. John Faucet, John Tab.
scot, Chesils Moore. Henry Thomps
SON, John Stockartl, Robert Graham.
Ga motion. tie proceedings Of this
meeting were ordered to be forwarded
to the n. {. Standard. Hillsborough
Recorder, and the Milton Democrat,
with request that they be published.
Ga motion. the meeting adjourned.
BENJAMIN HURDLE. C.tr'n.
GAsros y. Cosa, .s.c,,
w. W. krasL,Np. 'ee =
4 LARGE Crrr.-Since the recent
act Of consolidation passed BY the Leg.
islature Of Pennsylvania, which puts
under the government Of Philadel phia,
its surrounding suburbs, it has wander.
fully grown in size and increased in
The City is now twenty.
two miles long and SIX or eight wide,
containing over half million in!iab.
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Mr.. MIlIer's sgeech.-we invite /.

Mr. Mfiler's sEcech.-Wt invite al
ten'ien to The admirable speech Of Henry W
Miller, esq, before the Wing Convention of shi.
State, which We copy in The Recorder Of lhi,
week. Il was prepared for publication q, the re.
quest OF number of the delegates who head il.
~. Miller Is Wig from principle, am. il al.
ways prepared to give reason for his faith
Though good and through evil repor,--in de.
ieai ~ sureess-hr Is III. sane JEALOUS. rusipcl,.
Ing advocate Of Wing principles; and in every
eones, has been found in the forenos. ranks and
IA the 'hekesi of the fight Sir. Miller deserve.
The gratitude Of The Whiy party, aud is worthy
to share The ho',ors i, can eoh..y. IL, e,e,y
Whis lead bis able speech.