Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-11
the opposition Of himself and his tribe indis.

the opposition Of himself and his tribe indis-
Instructions to govern his course in Congress:
Mr. Dear Ser: 1t is with astonis-
Hent that have read your remarks In the
II Of KeTs on the Nebraska bill 20 called. A
msR born in the Democratic state of
where it has been one of he d1csrins to ebay
instruction or resign and where you was 81 in
struoted to 90 against the bill you should in
den ,nce OF mat lDstruci ion to get up there
shame to the State YOU Represut, be said that
she should have son so tekeant to her inter
ests, d Prociame to rhe Wourid that the re
solves pased in the Legislator assembled, was
bot the voice IF the people how do you dare to
make to make such an assertion not the fust
man have see an cenversed with but Ia toto
condemns the bill and its surpor! ers, it is the
bill Of denomination aud sin if you was thongt
enOught of to 60 to the trouble you would be
hung in efhsy, your political grave is dug
and you will be buried so deep that never will
the lump awaken awake you from it so dis
yusted q, he people with your conduct they
would boot you from the land of the free, you
will see how it will be when you come home ii
you ever dast to. you poor miserable dough
fac Sell yourself soul aud body to the Devil for
mess Of P0ltage-It makes me 80 mad to
think of it cant wlite. PETER Powers.
Representatives will probably sit day and
night without adjouyning if the minority con
tinue to be as much disposed as at ! p. m. to.
day, appa' emily to obey the Injunction of the
New York Tribune, to revolutiomzs the Gov
eminent Of the United States.
The Cuba Question.-While large MAORI
ty of Congress are Of posed to the idea of legal
izipg private expeditions for the invasion
,fCuba, hourly its eventual acquisition is be-
coming more popular among them We are
sstisfed that already two thi. ds of these gen
tlemen. it not more, are eager for it, and are
also as much opposed to the abolition Of slavery
there under any circumstances, as men can be.
Postage on Circulars, Advertisements and
Business Cards.-Circulars, adver isements,
and business cards, are chargeable with one
cent postage whom prepaid and transported in
the United States mails under 5000 miles
If not prepaid, then with two cents postage
each. The same rates apply when sent in
packages, unless the package be so sealed as to
prevent the contents from being clearly ascer.
tanned, when they are chargeable with letter
postage by weight.
Light House Keepers Appointed.-At Ship
Island, Miss, Joseph Ravens to be assistant
keeper at $500 per annum.
At Sand Island, Ala, Peter Weeks to be as
sistant keeper at $500 per annum.
At Mobile Point, Ala, Robert jackson to be
assistant keeper at $500 per annum.
Death Of an Army 0f1csr-We regret mos,
deeply to have to announce the death of Cap.
tain Thomas L Rinsgold. of the United States
Ordnance corps, which took place at his resi-
lcnoe in this city. at o'clock this morning
The cause of his death Was consumption, we
hear.
In tbs Supreme Court, on the 9th instant,
on motion Of the Hon. Caleb Cushing, Attorney
General, Hon. George r Barrett, Of Pennsyl-
vania, was admitted to practice as an sttor ney
in the Supreme Court of the United States.
individuals "Franks" to be Written 1t
is held in the Post Office Department that the
frank of all persons entitled to send matter
free in the mails must, in all cases, be .cy1ttsu
not printed
The Current Operations 81 the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 10h of May
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered o.
tho books of the Department.
For the redemption Il stoc ks..... s5O,9l3 II
Fer the payment of other Treasury
debts ...................... 1929 81
For the Customs. .............. 1,l39 90
FOR the War Department....... S33 81
For re-paying for the War Depart.
ment.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1913 So
For the Interior Departmental. 6Og6 0: