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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan 10, 1853
me Naval Committee of the Honse will recommend the
;sOniinuance of several Navy.Yards except as mere
ssOns
Col Benton viii oppose Douglas Nebraska bill in which
NJ Douglas seems to have conceived il to be his peculiar
ssOn to extend the of Slavery Having succeeded
establishing Slavery in Illinois lie now essays 10 carry It
40 the Territory of Nebraska Inquiries will be
de as to the positions of the other members of the Com
kee Why does not a counter report appear from the
,ortyi And how does Mr. Everett who is member of
Committee regard the billl The Journal of Commerce.
rserye says he will support it, This may be- If the bill
A be modified but it is understood here that he dissent
! from its ProSlavery features in Committee and viii op
- them in the Senate Dvested Of these features Mr.
Erret and every other Senator will probably support the
lal; not otherwise
rro testimony taken in the Minnesota Indian case was
ented 10 the Senate this morning. prominent North
r,,yn Democrat who understands the whole case and
n, seen all the testimony says that is complete vdca
:, If Gov. Ramsey Mr. SIBLEY and other gentlemen
have been uDusty aspersed in connection with TINS matter
Senator HoUsroN will oppose the Nebraska bill In
-. ,ot African ground He says that eighteen treaties
been made with the Indians and this bill violates all
y hsmthat one act of bad faith should be condemned,
Int gbteen such acts ought to be condemned in arhmet
al nroportion Senator ADAMS of Miss is OF the same
.rninion Old Bullion will storm against the measure
en- southern members in the House think that the bill is
not sufficiently explicit and that to make the matter sure
The Missouri Compromise ought and should be repealed
Lieut. JOHN A. DAVIS whose skull was fractured by
,e;ro thrown from buggy is stu senseless but may re-
cover. ,. H..
Mr. WHEELER. of New-York, cOntemplates making
IL s,toct on Col Forney on VIvE.
Nothing has been heard Of the missing papers IN the
Gardiner Gaze The Star says that Gardiner was seen to
take bundle of papers among which those missing had
been seen.
Mr.. Muhlenberg, Representative from Pennsylvania
d At the residence Of Senator Brodhead in this city last
Ssb of hemorrhage of the lungs The announcement VIII
be made in Congress to day. Al,
inee III rors;ss are m he taken this afternoon to
Reading in charge Of the Sergeant at Arms and com
nittee consisting of Messrs Drum and Russell, oil "a
Iilley of N j., and johnson, of Ohio.
The amount of drafts registered at the treasury during
The week ending the 9TH inst, was s7465l2
Commander Sanders has been detached from the re
ceivipg ship OF Norfolk, and commander John Manning
relieves him.
First Assistant Engineer Marvin has been ordered to
tbe steamer Princeton. Third Assistant Engineer Bartle
man is ordered to the Office of the Engineer in Chief and
Third Assistant Engineer Hunt TO the steam fgae San
Jacinto.
Messrs Williams have purchased a square Of ground in
upon it. ~
In consequence of the death of Mr.. Muhlenberg, Mr.
Cass viii not deliver bis speech the Clayton and Bulwer
Treaty till Thursday.