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~ 800 boxes Candles.
100 do Western Reserve Cheese.
so bhls Large No. Msckerel
SEQ quarter and half ho10E Ralsns.
0tierees Rice.
5000 renns Straw Paper.
500 boxes Pickles, Reehups Pie Fruits asserted qualities
aui0 K. D. eRIEFF q co. 40 Old Leves.
~ 50 quarter catka XEREs;
GACANEt
50 ooaves XERRs--For aae by
myls 5. WOLFF rs campsr
GuNDRIES-
y rs boxss half gallon lara Gerkips (Underweed.1
Is dc Brandy Penchos.
so eases Ptunea, in gallon and ball gallon lara,
Oil and Iins bottiss, for sale by
iyl9 A. F. COCHRAN q HALL, ss eraverR treet
SuNDRI.EIs;,a,., WAC. ALMONDS,
40 bags Texas PECANS;
IS boxes 9HERFsISS, half tnlen iars;
A06 boxes LEMONS; for sale by
=, r, COCHRAN HALL. ss GravIar street..
SuNDRslIEtssSs1,r, .,., ,...,..
40 do Genoa Citron; ID
30 do jams and Jslies, underwoedsj
Us do Walnut and Tomato Rstchap, Undorwaod'si
" do pound Lohstsrs, Underwoods For sale BY
lyle A. F. COCHRAN a BALL, Sc GrayIsI street
SuNpR l.Es :; .ox sxs,ra
- % baskets OLIVE Oh 3 3sos e0,.i's'
40 saasa PRuNEs. in gsllon and hall gniisA iars
IS tAss Texas PEcANS; For saia eg -.
so a. F. seesisAN & HALL, - sra'isr ssss''
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DOCTOR REAoRs PREPARATIONS

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NAM. ARMSTRONG. No. So Old Levee, near
street. received lae arrivals large and
complete stock OF HARDWARE CUTLERY, HOUSE FURNISH
ING KITCHEN, BUILDERS and CABINET MAKERS WARE
house SHIP CARPENTERS, Tools, PAINTS OILS, GAh
PHENE, TuRPES1fRE, WINDOW GLASS, PuTTf,eFlNB,oi Oh
gafir,, tarr,a
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JEY DIR. J. REUsCH, Graduate of TryT
W the Veterinary sehools Of pruas.e, and las
Veterinary Surgeon his Royal Majesty the King
Prussia established yLTEKIhAkY HOSPITAL for the rseep
zion DOMESTIC ANIMALS al he corner Of White
Felicity Streets fully all daeassswheh
the animal kingdomis heiF to.
Dr. REUSC tenders many friends snd patrons In this city
his nos graal Acknowledgements av1rs, sad os
which he pedsfB himself TO nertPy
Affection to his proeaon and then inOtetts
Market win receive prompt aeuton SlH
-'-ss~'EI DEAD CATTLE.--one dollarSH- Is
Nfs1N will be paid every fresh DEAD HORSE Szss4
~ Gsas8 COW delivered the New Orleans Bone Wv
Washington Avenue the graveyard good
nlank rnnd she tebal ly
GADD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
cemetey Do obtined BY agpyiag toJ @
ODD ksows hall o. Camp and
WHTALL Espanade and +. 81 COREY aStekieE
price Vaults stock holding lodges
members Of holding Logessf
child $40 for atloher buals the prc Of
tse purchase Of any
nationroapecling the "Rest, 'applyto s-,,.,.
]. 0. PERSON, 7Comnlerefsl Alisy, - .
JAS FURN&Au& at the 0td Follows ttal
IAH
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ssTONE & CO.. H. L., Wholesale Grocers and
- Merchants, No. ssssr street. corner 81 hsF
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INpEpENDENoE No. IS, meets every Wednesday
evening at room No. 3, Odd Felows Hail.. Officers
~ Berger. N q William Furbnger v q; ] Kiaiber,
secretafy Briehta, Per secretary ] G. hrebs, Trea-
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EATOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer of Wines,
wv Band ETC., General Commission Merchants Ne. IS
Camp ni4
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WETILLIAM CORNELIUS, ATTORNEY AND
wv COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND u S. COMMISSIONER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

HEAVY ROBBERY IN Yesterday
afternoon the residence of Mrs. Smith, the south
side Of Christian street. below Eighth was robbed OF
money, wearing apparel, and jewelry to the amount
Of over 900. The articles taken are described as
follows:-Threc red scarfs, one Of them made OF
camels hair and worked with gold and silver figures
valued at $500; another worked with gold, the
figures representing wild animals; another worked
with green zephyr the figures exceedingly hand
some. One white plain scarf was also stolen. Two
richly finished necklaces with diamond clasps; four
diamond earrings; four gold watches-one Of them q
large repeater with open dial plate, so that the ham,
mer could be seen when striking the be three large
and heavy gold chains; four diamond finger rings;
and lot OF other jewellery which Mrs. Smith cannot
at present accurately describe. Three hundred dol
lars in notes and four hundred dollars In gold were
also taken. A French girl named Henrietta, who
was employed as q waiting maid about tho house,
mysteriousy disappeared yesterday afternoon, after
Mrs. Smith had gone out andit is supposed that she
committed the robbery. She was joined by man
at the corner Of Seventh and Catharne Streets about
two o'clock, and since that time has not beon seen
or heard of. Mrs. 8. did not know anything Of the
robbery until she returned and the necessary infor
nation was not lodged with the police until the art
full thief had several hours start Of them. 1t Ia sup
posed that she and the man who met her have gone
TO New York, preparatory to going 70 California;
PHILADELPHIA Bsdlats, March 2,
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Affairs In Central America
THE WAR BETWEEN HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA
R0BBBRs-BARTHQUAKEs,H HrC.

THE WAR BETWEEN HONDURAS AND GUATBMALA-
R0BBBRs-BARTHQUAKEs,H HrC.
BOsroN, March 8, 1854.
BY the arrival OF the brig Helen Jane from Taxilo
have Honduy ~ dates to February 10
The schooner George Steer had arrived with the prss
dent Of the proposed railroad from CAbeo Tsrs Island
who had gons to the capital to consult with Mr. Bor
land. The George Steer, her RETURN would take on
board Central American Minister to this country.
An American merchant writes that como Ansrioau
vessels Of expected there to acquire
relative to the American boundary, and the real facts
lavs 10 the dispute between Honduras and Great Brtain
for Guatemala with refereAce to territorial rights, 6o
The Of He ndurAs had, without notice. ID
vsnod the tonnage rates 100 per cent and the American
Consul had made protest In the Of the Helen Jane
which oblge to pay the increased demand
the vessel had dropped anchor be the cscree pro-
nugated.
sAte Of war stil exissd between Honduras and Qua
temals, though no fighting going ON
The country full Of robbers, and merchants
were afraid to move from part TO another.
At Truxio there had been continual shocks of earth
quskes for several months past orsokiag the was Of
houses ard greatly alarming the nhabtants but Jet
no serious damage has been done.
Trade vas nearly at . stand stll
No vessels Of war either Eosllsh American, we're
the coast.
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Marine Affairs,

The U. 8. NJ. BrzAMsEr BALTIC, Capt Csmstoek, w
leave her berth ct hs foot Of Canal street. at IL osok
ts-day for Liverpool. She had lle passengers engages
yesterday.
RAISING OF THE JOSEPH wALKBR.
OrFIcE TIKI NEw YORK SUBMARINE WRpcKNG Co.,
Nc. 6S South street, March 3, 1854.
To TBE EDITOR OF THE New York HR4ALD:-
Under ths head Of Marine AfAua" In your paper a
to day. speaking Of the burnt ship Joseph Waksg,
your reporter sAys-"The Submarine Wreckng Company
have made attempts to raise her. but have not yt
aucoeeeed" VIII you please to correct this by stating
that the New York Submarine Wreckipg Company hao
not now and had, anything to with the ra
ing Of the Joseph Walks;. Respectfully,
JOSEPH 7. Martin, Agent N. Y. 8. W. %.
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rEIIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-,
vrRsr snssION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1854
PRIVATE mLIs
Three private bills wsre passed.
PETITIONS AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL.
Mssns. FEEupr, Of Ne and Foor, (whg) Of Vt, pre-
.osnssd several memorials against the Nebraska BILL
NJ szwARp, (fr,s soiD Of N Y, presented memorials
srsm Wunamsburg from Ulster county, Ontario county,
rIsa,s seunty and from Newark N j. against the pas
sass oS the Nebraska BILL
SUSPENSION or PRIVATE Bills.
nr BApcsn (wbig) Of N c. presented resolution for
uuspendinx the rules setting spsrt Fday for private
buls, whish was adoptsa.
rHs NEBRASKA BILL
Was thsa taken up
Mr.. CA (dsm) Of Mieh, said he WAS not present last
sht vhsa the vote ON the sngrossmsnt took place He
desired 10 record his its hnAl passage dc
desired also TO return thanks to Mr. Badger for his amend
meat asd to grAtulAts the South upon that ac o.
rseoasAtion. He thought the passage Of this bill would
forever eloss this fountain Of bitter waters.
rhs ban was read third time.
Nr. BnI, (whg) Of Tenn, said he opposed the Ne
nrsska bill Of the last seson, whom II contained pro
ou relative 10 the Missouri promise Ths objections
10 that bn which he then s1preseed, appoa
nlA 10 rsat EXTENT 70 this BILL He not the
ittes when the nrst bill was reported ana he never
mes until L was offered In direct terms By the SsnAtol
fom Ksntaky HIS nrst objection to the bill vas thai
there was no neceesity for the measure. It Was ~
sossss xsiortss, In which there we're white popula
fios vhoss wants required sush govsrnnenn Afte!
,ssunx tsr objection he said that In itself II moi
an insupsnsls one to him. Ne thought Il WA incuu
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POlio9. Intelligence

ROBBERY AT KALE WREEs JAMAICA, LONG ISL AND
ARREST OF TIE ROBBERS IN NEW YORK
the evening OF ruesosy ,sst the residence OF Mr..
Caleb Weeks, situated 1t Jsmaica, Long Island, Was
e eonssiuns - gold S7ss ws.on $50 s,a piso.. s.vs.
$40 gold pieces Ave 6 gold p,eoe,, So and ays el
gold pieces, together witn number o. sstces OF jsw-
The robber II seems visited The hotsl kspt by Mr. Ws1
he evening in auestioD climbed the front piass
and there opened bureau drawer and carried Oh small
box containing the secret sasnyS and bjoare Of Ar
ss S"a .ns onnS
down At the railroad Depot thus ntmsng strongly hat
the thieves vtosvsr they vsre hsd svdssty ahsn ths
weeks, accomplished BY his roa GILBERT came 70 New
York in search Of ths roguss and tho ans svs.l.e.
names a. CssS g. Primrose ssd William Burna1 whose
possesson tAs officers fsusd o2oo Of the stolen ossy
css sf svr,ry, claimed and nsntinsd Sy Mr. Weeks -
par, Of TIE stolen property, Thus isr shsy have 3.
n: b.sso. ~a yet b. rsocvs:d fhs e
cussd pses VINO are Germans, taksn before Juss
sitiop sn the authorities OF Queens county, to which 70
10 Bke'y they VIII b rsnevsd for TRIAL
Aya o. Bench ws'ra. ,-oa,e'r spsssr ysssssdsy
the Coart OF dons wherein ssover stands indicted
charge dsfaudiae George A. Ksistsr rsosaty arivsA
Of s2o that sua having tssn paid By him for osrAis
passage tickets alleged TO ts spurious instead ct oonvey
s ss s n: T.., ,a sst = g. g
also been inAstsd ~ n aocomshos. The Court hsea
the accused parties TO bail in the Of e6000 eee
and In defazlt Of giving bail thty wers committed -
prison for trial.
Fraud sa ne Reenax-Smaaslino Of Lace Gooda -onssu
De Binder Of the rd district pofce court yestsrda1
obtaining Information that quantity Of smnyglsd goo
sesreted In the premises Of German named VII
helm Jost, at No 247 First Avenue, information w
accordingly given 10 Capt Ryndsrs Deputy Suvvsyor.
ard search warrant was procured 10 s1amine NJ -
premises and on mskinG scarab upwards Of 600 worth
OF French Aoe artiess found and sessd BY tne
su,wyor ~ gisd goods, which ~ ordered se.s Z.
property carried away became almost frssts ~ danssa
about hke erAsy man, sxolaiming that ~ woaia oo1-
NIT suicide BY either hanging, blowing ous Az Dx
police were compelled to convey him 70 Eisoo H. -
that hs might put his threats into sseous ~. - -
oeen IN the country about eight vssas ss,.. sAu
| open store with the goods In the spfins'
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From Halifax.

THE MKT NAIL STEAMER PROM LIvERPo0L-AR
RIVAL OF THE CANADA FROM BOSTON.
HALUAx March g. 1854
Advioss frem the agents Of the Royal Mail Steamship
Company at Liverpool reosivsd per Andes via Boston,
state that the steamship Alps (which takes the
place Of the Nsgsra) would sail from Liverpool with the
mails Of the 18Th OF February, drest for Bosop
queptly the next steamer from Liverpool for this port
steamer having been ordered by the Admiralty to touch
this part for the delivery Of mporAns for
the British Aeniral the North American station It
Ia confidently anticipated that the Asis will land her
mails here on Monday next
The royal mall steamship CanadA, with the American
malls from Boston, arrived at this port ct IL O'Clock
this morning.
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TEL < G Il A p HIO.

HMTFoaD, March g. 1854.
Nearly al who were In ths blaeksmith's shop were
ki led.
OF the eighteen killed, seventeen leave families
Twenty, two persons have either limbs broken,
badly bruised or ,caldsd
The ooroners jury have not oonclaced their invesga
ton into the Of the catastrophe. The witnesses
thus far examined diner to the fitness Of McCune the
engineer, for the responsible position he occupied
The entire loss in property win not exceed $4,000.
public meeting Of the citizens held this evening
st tho City Hail. to take for the rset Of the
families left des itute BY this calamity, at which
ittss Of thirty appointed to solicit donaons Mr.
Wyatt gives the whole proceeds Of his dramatic enter
tainment Monday evening for the benefit of the suf
ferers,
Tho general opinion to be that the accident WAS
oooasoned by the engineer talking with friend longer
than he WAS aware Of during which time the water be-
came too low In ths boiler, and the pipes too much
heated to allow Of the introduction Of cold WATER ~ Ia
supposed to have been done
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

We despatched special reporter to the scene Of the
disaster yesterday morning. He viswed the wrecked
building attended At the Coroners Inquest and also ct
the meeting Of the ciz.ns o, Hartford held for the
lief OF tho afflicted survivors OF the deceased.
TIE sad details in effect the same AZ the teegraphc
given above but owing tho crowded state Of
our copm and to the fact that the reporter did not
reach the city until after O'Clock this morning,
are ur able to publish them In this edition.
The main building Of the factory was two hun
dred feet long BY sixty feet in depth An
addition had be- made to THU, extending IS BY "a feet.
This wing was situate due west of the boiler which
nloded. and IL very much shattered. blacksmith g
shop so by 40 fsst, and paint shop, leo BY 90 feet
stood south Of the main building, and the boiler was
separated from the former By eighteen ZACH WALL
Ths blaoksmths shop evellsd to the ground, and
here the dreadful sacrifice Of life took plaes.
Messrs yayles Gray had the new boilsr made about
Ave weeks sso by Nsssrs Woodruff h Beach, and gave
one cent and hall per pound than the usual cest
for II in order to have II Of superior description
II had Ave Huss attached to 1t, and as
the old one had only two II is considered that the
unfortunate enginesr NeCans, dii not thoroughly
prehend the much shorter time in which the improved
boiler consumed tss wser and finding had soas down
hs suddspIy poured In the red not metal, and
erebygenerated an amount Of gas which caused the
fatal explosion.
A number Of worimsn had miraculous escapes from
death.
Hartford was wrapped In gloom.
Messrs. FAyss Gray win loss $4,000.
The funeral Of the engineer, John McCnns will take
place to-day, At hslfpast 2P.
The funeral OF Daniel g. and Samuel H. Camp win b
attended at the South Congregational Church, at II
O'Clock to day.
John Creeden and tho brothers Mountain were buried
yesterday afternoon.
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United State. senator for Oh,o.

CINCINNAI, METCu IoOH
The democratic Of the L.gislature ballo.sd a
Ooumbrs till midnight lost night for . oandidats for
United States senstor without choice. Mr. Allen has
formally withdrs wn to day The caucus meets again
this eytnin1.
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IoVf
At large meeting Of the democracy Of the Sixth ward
last night. Senator Douglas unanimously denounced
r beyayirg bis party They rssol red to sani by the
nasos f 1857 the compromises Of 1920 and $780, aud
determined not to ppoat ths State nominees the Har
risbure Conv.n,ion the sta inst who refuse to de-
the Nebraska bill. The anti Douglas speakers
were cheered to the echo.
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Virginia Legislature. SO.

Virginia Leglslaturo. SO.
RAEnMoRI March 8, 1854.
The southsrn mail 10. right brings nothing beyond
Rchmord.
The Virginia House Of Delegates have passed the bl
for the suppression Of Ill notes vhs Senate refused
TO the session for thirty days longer, and the
Legs,Aturs adjourns % morrow.
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A Dcunty ghor,6 KaIIetl.

Deputy ShoRt6 Killed.
CHAMELEON, Feb 2S, 1854.
Deputy sheriff Robinsen shot at Columbus Georgia,
on Monday night By man named Wright, and died In
half "a hour. Wright II In jail.
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CNuNNAm, NhFoh Q, Ibb4s
In market tsday buyers offered se for Aour Pork
5000 bbls. Of mess sold, future delivery, ~ follovsln
New York In june At elb Csvslasd In Nay el2 60 here
doing.
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The Auguata at Savannah.
SAVANNAH Fob. "a, 1854
The stsamship Augusta, from New York. arrived here
this afternoon.
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House Of Representatives.
WARRINGTON, March 8, 1854.

House Of Representatives.
WARRINGTON, March 9, 1854.
pxxopn1olnoH TEE JumcuAHY.,
The SPniKn laid before the House message from the
Prssdss transmitting the report the Attor.sy Genera
treating Of the plan for modifying and snAyIng the a
dical syStsm OF the United stAtss nendsd In ths
Prssdeats annual msssage. Referred to me Judisry
Committee.
vmmAN SOLDIER, on 1919
Mr. CHANDLER, (whig) Of Pa snted the resolutions
Of the sgsaturs Of Psnnsylvsp asking for donations
OF one hundred and sixty ser Of land for soldiers of the
war Of 1919
Rsss.sd e the oommits on Public Lands and ordered
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Mrs. Robinson, the possossr, the Troy nma 49, - -
secussd - nm missfurs BsdlAm in JAIL she pE-
fset a0rs ~ ana viii sshsr kseP quies herse. -
allow any rest to other priscss within tas soaAA ~
oeifMAtcuA
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Thc Latost from Mexlco.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 49, 1854.
By the arrival Of the steamship Texas have dates
from the city Of Mexico to the 18th and vea Cruz to the
I'd inst but there OF importance Ex Presi
dent Herrera died on the 18th of February.
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Cotton MIL Burnsfl.

PnovpKNcs, March g. 1864.
cotton min near Greenvls, In Bnithhsld, was de.
stroyed BY FIRE this morning. II was owned BY +. n.
Adrioh and by J, 8 Matthswson and Was insured
In this atty On suildns machinery, sad Stock for about
S10,0ao.
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y
The House this afternoon considered the prohlbi oy
liquor BILL An amendment, Ing cut all after the
spaotpg clause and inserting simple submsden Of the
question Of prohibition to this people lostyess 49,
nays 40 The nrst section Of the bill then negAtved-
yeas Al, nays 62.
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Navigation or tho Ohio Rivo,

Navigation or tho Ohio Rivor.
CINCINNATI, March 8, 1854.
The river ia rising rapidly, and measures eighteen
feet hence to CAirs.
PrrrBuRG, March 8, 1854
The river In nns navgabls order for psoksts Of the
largest class. Water has been lot into the canal and
shippir by Il will commence to morrow.
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Severe Sentence against Rowland a. Smith
tho Mail Robbcr.
NEW HAVEN, March 3, 1853.
Rowland A. Smith, who arrested Friday last for
taking letters from the mail bsgs while In his cara,
this morning placed at the bar Of the Uosd States Cir
cult Court BE plead guilty to The several counts of tas
Indictment and sentenced BY Judge Ingerso to hard
labor In the STATE prison for term Of twenty
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ancient policy Of the nation ~th respect savsry Be
eontended that the constitution gave the slave States
great advantages tho free Ses and the North
Interested deeply In dining to M prs sent limits In
every contest between the ee aud slave North
had always becn forced to yield. He gave history Of
the Mics uIi act maintaining that II was eomp.cs-
North refused to execute hsr part Of the agree
ment Since the Missouri set Ave slave States had been
the south got the privilege Of taxing slavery into New
Mexico snd Utah The whole country had since 90
quesced p It, owing to the awful hreatsnings that I'M
was the Baltimore Wing Convention, and had strenu
oury opposed the resonitn endorsing that compromise
&c never gave TO It his support The country was at
suddenly our peace disturbed BY proposition TO
tals away from ths North the little given to her BY the
compromise Of 1920 he oontnusd bis remarks until
hohing interest upsn the North.
Mr. WmIn (dsm Of Gal replied for half an hour,
when he yielded to Mr. DOUGLASS sntreAty that the ds'
Mr. wmIxr said IL the vote was to BE- taken he would
stop, but II It question to whether he on the
Senator from Illinois ahou speak, hs preferred to speak
Nr. DOUGLAS said he would abandon his speech q
Mr. HousroH, (dsm Of Texas said he desired 10 speak
before the vote Was had
Mr.. sunSm lid he desired also to be heard
objections to the bill He commenced by replying TO Nr
Bells obi. ctiors to the Indians. Re had been dc
nounced asitator BY rvwins slavery agitation whsu
the country proouud spos produced By the aota
OF 1850 This charge came from men pledged now and
forever to restancs TO and repeal Of peace e.
tsblshIpr acts The Committee Territories had bseu
chosen nv unsuiuous VOTE and By unanimous voSs th,
question Of Territorial govsrnmsnt for NebraskA
refsnsd to that COMMITTEES. They acted - II ~ mat
in conformity With the sentiments Of the majority
Of the Senate How sr the measure Vas oouformabls
the ssnss Of I've jo the twothird vote Of tonight
comprising msjorty Of whiga and majority Of demo
srats in the senate, vou shov Re sdvoeasd and sup
ported the prinspis othiSbin IN 1850 and waa adopt