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eN0R SALE.-The well known Cs.n
- oi S.ephe Mlrsiers. si,rnte6 'Lree ~ F..
west y plymouth containing zee acTcs.s
valuable Improvements. ana n lccc s.l.e-
borLood. Terms easy Two wears cre3,t
a portion q the purchase money. Arr'y &
Tho "Banuef Cfice.
Dee. il 1854 sca.e
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NITNTRY 0FFICE II WlSHTyGTeY

Directed te the Secretary. Who w ii answer
BY return M IL. Single subscribers RENTING
Ten Dollars VIII receive one Nc-r's subscrip-
ton to any Of the MAGAZINES thew IA ~ ans 9
IN tneir letter, to 5e ior~araet iree Of charge
for the time OF Subscription, oae 3 a..
The following list cons flutes Z rarf. .rff1.
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FTVHE undersigued offers for sale on terms Of
easy payment, the North half of Lo, No.
ten. (I0l in plymouth, with dwelling house and
improvements, A bargain offered. Apply to
the owner ANSON SHINABARGER
Piymouth. Jan. !, 1885, 42nJ
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DzanOS. The subscriber has Just reed a
neweSSoI.rent from the celebrated House
of Prth, Pond Il Co., and Halet, Davis & Co.,
with and without the Eolian attachment.
G. B. ROBERTS.
August ,, 1884. 22yi.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

FoTMen, Women, Boss, Girls, Babies, i3-fe-..
'opsand dead heads from. the finest perfume
down TO Z three cent cisaf;and clean pipe
ss&G BwH EE E~
And take I seal, and lcok arouaE Y-e',i
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Washington, on Dorchester Height.
First Of sssly, $50.

The same rules ard gulations :bat Navs
heretofore guided the Socieue's listrl,ut ons
vii DC adhered = n this, and on 10 accom-.
vii there be and POstPoneneat rom the dag
named. Allietters and cor3.lunicat;a, s 100
paidl Tor certificate Or Oh business, sge &c -
s1dres sSrd 10 the
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Got Il potafoc Gloct

i!l@i i-, "soL-a, -teIsat06losk;' ard founs ..
DIR. =. &. L-aLgcyTY.
A--u Just retpraSd from. -Ac eas. wlth nc,-
Stock Of
, RUGS & MEDICINES
Carefully selected. packed, shipped ,recsire
opeaea ana pnt up - use, under his 17-
lnlf-ediate supervision, and care, and g-ss-,
II ~ personal examination, lie ran rron1ui.s.
PURE & UNADULTERkTED
Being 4 P-ac-icsag Physician, Dr. 80
speak aeVisediy a 70 the sr icles lie ors-.
ane car assure you that his are DC sant.tt.
limitations, got ~ at home, but are .sIst trey
pSfpofito lie, ana what lie offers then. far.
FaintS, Oils. DseS, Brushes. lafhisl
liquors, S=ssHss- ana aIIthe sr.;cie.a.-
a4-Y keptln Drug Stores. Also Z isw
g e @ &c g . eR
~ sancriof 1Nai it.eSf Tor family as-, ol 10 -
ply small eoe8lFy trade
tGAhS. TEAS. COFrEr
SPICES TPS. FISH
P.CAi.ss. CCNDEsfENT
oFt-3LL KINDS,
Preserve 1fuffe C,-r.5 r,.f~
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Certificates Fer This Year, One Dollar.

The members ofthe ART UNION SOCIETY
Oh the occasion OF this .ho tenth Distribution
of +ha
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

Inere are oLheTs m the sanie artists. nll
original, besides some splendid Pictures bv
Alliston. suily Reynolds. Neagie, Doughty.
Cole. Chapman, David, Vernet S uart. Tier.
bert, Track Bennington. Read, Bartlett, ,schloss
Huntington, Johanah, Schmidt, Rembrandt,
Schauo. perk ms. Lewis, Ellis, Hamilton, aud
others fally described in the cstaloaa.e which
will be forwarded on application by letter pos.
paid. 20 the Secretary, who Will answer byre-
4,nrrn
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Fancy Goods.

FFoss''ea Ita'is Ca1alss' Na.s, &C. eli =
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Ell nANG O N a7sG.

Accumulated by the Society during the past
year, would respectfully call the attention OF
its patrons 10 the fact shat, being about to -e
NOV 10 the buildings IN course Of erection io-
the society IN the city af Washiagto., they
VIII add to the REAL ESTATE ana othc-
Landed Property belonging 70 tie Society, 10
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THE NEW POWER.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Corsspondssos OF The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. l., 1856
Amid the wreck Of parties there seems to be
but one class Of men here who retain thelI
sistency and fo0tbold among the people. Tnst
class i. composed Of Wings, Democrats aud Free
Sellers who have been true to Freedom. He
must be 4 dull observer who does not see that
these men are rising out of the chaos around
them to soon become the ruling power Of the
land How soon depends, it is true, on the con-
stsncy aud fidelity of the people. But even in
this Copgpe,s, the men Of Influence to. day are Of
Free. Soil preclvities. Everybody here sees this
and feels it. TIE time will come when New
York. Ohio and Massachusetts will have as much
ip6us nee in the Government as Virginia aud South
Carolina have cow. With this influence will
come responsibilities and temptations There 10
4 large pile of money in the Treasury. Our rev.
euues are greater than our expenditures. No
disposition has yet been made of the millions aud
millions of acres sfthe public lands remaining in
trust with Government. Unless the present
CotQress removes ell tbese rich temptations,
which it is in fair way to do the incoming party
will have load Of responsibility upon its 'houl-
ders that will be more dangerous aud potent than
the opposition fthe slave power. Let this new
party beware. Let the members Of it in this
Congess see to it that they are not caught 10 the
t,sps Of their enemies. Loco.FocOs MT often
vote away the public money unless it is to inure
TO the benefit Of themselves personally, or to
their party. Because this 10 an Administration
Congress, it must OF be presumed that the entire
responsibility of every measure that passes can be
thrown upon the old Democratic party. Inc
vote, recorded will be examined Individuals
will be called to an account, and the character OF
the party 70 which they belong Will De anec'eu
more or less BY their acts.
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rsrlRlys HMENT OF THE mo UISITIoN

co....psu isnes of Tho N. Y. tribune
ALBAsY, Thursday, Feb. is, 1855.
understand that member Of the Legislature
who had voted for Mr.. Seward for L. S. Senaor
was recently elected Delegate to the Convention
Of Know othines in session at Syracuse lie at
tended though he had given the strongest evidence
of but lite sympathy with their sentiments and
principles. His reception was anything but Halter
ing and. indeed, personal violence was threatened
him. This, however, by the inierceseion OF those
lees maev olent, prevented. and ne was allowed
TO take bis departure through back door,
Another instance of the maeyolence oil this oeier,
and which indicates that its members are ready to
revive, If necessary to accomplish their ends, the
Infamous Inquisition is given in the following letter.
which Mr.. c. c. Leigh, Of New-fork, has just re-
ceived Mr. L., some time since, sent In bis resisaa
ton and has publicly declared himself aosoyed oil
all come ction with the Order Yet they continue TO
annoy bin with communications, the only object OF
which is 70 ptuiiste him, and interfere with his
Action as Legislator. But they mistake their man;
N.w.YoRg, Feb. IS. 1855
cu.s r. Iyfes- Doq, Sir. At a meeting Of jasper
Cb.pter No SIS L. held nondsy evening rep; ~ lro,
he lov ins named Brotbeis 8 c Boser the rev ioa
Fel,er Brnserboof snd Brewer were appointed
to iIve,ale charles preferred By Brother A a. nossi.
sssirs you copy Of which will hnd below aoa ya are
nGsF 'PFfSf jasper cEsPsi Rooms.
Of H.e,on sua CbfstopheTstA .o
fs,u1 CHAs REV. TON, Secretary Committee,
tsiAL No l6i Westt ". Y.
r. ne saoser, and Menbe, Of Jopo Chapter No S. u 4.
Tt.ppd,t,.ped charges Charlie. Leigh member Of thli
cbs., with hasnr violated his OBLIGATIONS to thus orde,
rim Al hi, Initiation by revealing the transactions OF
~, aud eudeavorng to bring the same ise con
-, 70 he injury Of the Oioe a. large and especially the
,-rIf.,, Of Jasper Ckspter
s,rcIfcATIoNs -F0Thst on or about the third day o.
February issot the said Leigh dd e1nbl' 20 .as u .
,be Leeasture, in It's open SESSIONS certain letter
sasS oobesy By mittee Of Jasper Chapter to sad
TS,h coryevinK him the yiew and wishes OF tins
in re..rd 70 81, the election Of United states
s,er .but 10 be held in the Lefbsture of this STATE
rd-By bis personal denuncisiion OF the Order OF the
80 Ia, ficaps on the said occasion. tssbea) o,,r
NV YoRx. Feb. IL. 1855 A a. Doo.HA'
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THE TWO OPERAS TONIGHT

A double doe. = .vesss to .irs. Al he A,sS>uv
Opera House, Fcursse..A It., win Be presented. e.
tie mt hne IN this country, ssdss the sdminisrstisa
OF Ole Bull, Risoletie, composed {! Verbs chssa-
Ing opera BY that popular wri,er-~.:h some sisrsss
new 70 this community including toner I,sHssd -
make ,s mark. The rehearsal Of this work, on Sss-
arday. excited the hvsliess promses Of it rvaSy ~
gentl AGGREGATION by the public.
AT the new Metropolitan Thcster opposite Bcn4-
St, Gfsi and Msio appear for the last time, positively.
They have taken passage Tor Europe in the steamer
Oh " ednesdayl The piece Of this evening Win DO II
fAfTHa' comparative fresh opsss-oos OF tAe
i&"cn'ed Donizettis upess wcrks-s~d sx,edinG,
especially in the last scene ample SCOPE sor tho ,ui
neat artists powers. Badiar and Susui. liksviss
will appear. superlaiive bill, and a crowd u,sur-
passed in the lyrical snnas Of thi. City, NAV -
eIpesisd.
TIE success OF the new merzo soprano, Madssw
vestvsli, on Saturday, night q the Metropolitan. =
the Opcra of Semranide along with Med. GrisAl
WAS decic ccly .acce.s. Sheposscsscs requisites e.
the stage o lovely and majestic persoa--ysatA,
freshness, clear, warm though not very loud voiss
method and style good, though capable Of hisA~
culture-safs intOnstion, magnetic ut'erance, and
mali and generous port and action. She will 10 Q
great accession to eopers,ic STAGE Acting in ~
tes,able breechee psrt-that dismal cbcrtion Of he
atricsi degeneraey -declaiming Arssce, the Gen
eral OF swords and pixies, blood and thundss,
i, the voice Of youth. love and besnty-tAo
entire spirit of the character outrage on probe
Sf,y, sense, and aa.ure and Susni the big maD
and deep bass 70 represent Queen Semiramia,
it would not be deeper satire on the philosophers
require menis Of the lyrical stsge. This new srtt
should oe neaio IN "Onaa's .-''>'', a.
expressions nsepsrsble from its verisimilitudes.
The house, Saturday night, was full. The sp-
plsuss great with calls before the curtain. The sum2
tuous beauties of Rossni's music to Sem1dmife--ia-
GLIDING the sontra-seases of the ford traits often
violating proprieties of sentiment and situston-wHe
beautifully rendered. NJ. Bernard, who replaced u.
Badial, showed himself capital master Of tho diese
music which he e1ecuted-bapg little alteration &
the text; he rendered passages which 1t would nes
be safe TO write for the of preentious vocalsB
who are now extemporized for the scene.
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rpylx OF THE STEAM FIRE-ESGLNE

Tie exhibition Of the Cincinnati steam hre-ensne
took mace in the Park on Saturday morning 'a'''
The occasion was one of very grea. interest more
e.r.ciauy 70 the fremen and insurance companies o'
The Ci,y and sbou, 10 900 persons were present 70
ri,re.. N. resu, Of the trial. Notwithstanding 'ae
immense crowd. the police arrangements were sucn
ths, good order wa maintained ana wa. ,,s
ceptiOn of the crowd that would press elO'' Of
engine and in some degree impede me mo,ee
the persons operating it, there W" no cause ~ WIZ
plant. .a nv tia E,smp,
The old Engine Of No. 49, no. used ~ sTs saneS
Company Wa on the ground and s.censnuy n.a.sr,
to compete With the stranger. Inc n'emsa P'''']'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Saturday,

BALTIMORE, Saturday Feb. u, lsSo.
We have reports Of several marine ess''ers tfyp'
Norfolk. Schooner Elizabeth jane IRON N''Iy ~ :,
loaded With corn Is lahore off Cape Henlopen ana y
mpposed she viii be go, of with partial io.s no, :,
cargo Schooner Black Monster, from norfolk, wiz. d
corr, w~ picked % at ses with loss Of sa ssa
crew frostb,ten. Cargo much damaged. ~ C.na
HENRY. y Schooner Harriet Newell from Halifax 70,
MebgScnd put into Norfolk, with os. of m ,a, s1d
isskipg' Also put in schooner Monument n0m uo
naives, leaking-lo,t deck load: coo ., oaa,olc
Sales to day Of 2ooo bags no c0ns'' o. y . -''''
"Ien az pspers Of Sunday, and from other
points IA late as due, are received.
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the Office Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of New
York sha at al times duri,s office hours. b o2e
TO The inspection and exsmink oon OF every person
without fee or charge therefor
TIE NEBRASKA FsLVp.
Tbe following decsive resolutions vsrs Introduces
by Mr.. STUYyESANT:
"hre1' BY the Of TIRE &c. for Il. oIsaisoa
mr. va usieey repesled. snd
Ht-rs' ssch rspe. urged upon h. .nerS s-esa
trAt ne esier'n In ss1 Con proe % yio4s0fe 81 iar
CrIstlfu;son o. he Usit<6 st.fe. 80 -
bAceas. Thsre full rsion sn,th-r A. yer.
s-.rs.s.d "a con IS I.S ,srr..-.
ies4red m the sp-ste cgrcarl Th@ th- S-nsfos 80
RENTER Of n. House Of Representatives, n The Nations
Chs " n u. st,s Of S-~ be sa they are h-reby
efuetd 20 er IN. rstoatios % ~ Conoromiss Of
~ w ~ the hsoufi Con p-oi.e toe reP-,l o. the
SLAVE Acr"
VIEW YORK c,R-wHrEL coxPAfy.
Mr.. RlCKERsON has laid on the :sbe the fol-
loving:
Rssed Thr, the Pre.i3ent Trustees ,sd Oth-v o,sr q
Of tie State Of NevYoh tbs OF Zee c,p
W .'ce, he- much has been pad IN c,sb Or o.-r~s,
r 'bio,ion h.s been Of esii p.id in sad aso
sssoesiiet IN the n.ruf.e,urs Of c.r ~h-els
REsOLUTIOss.
Mr. WATERBURY, called Bp the resolution g-snt-
ire the use Of the Assembly Chamber 70 the Coati-
pentsi Companies on the afternoon Of Thursday the
2sd inst Adopted.
MIR. WARD called % Mr. Petty resolution 10 Visit
New ork on Wednesday the 27th inst, and moved
to strike out 9th and insert 2lst aad meet again
the 26th ct noon.
The resolution wa finally amended 40 a. to take
-ecess fr m Monday the Goth inst, 10 Mondsy the 5th
q Msch, ard adopted.
MIR. RHODEs-A concurrent resolution instructiny
tstiyes in Congress TO procure the setting OF
Of Long lslaIo as a State.
Adjourned 10 Monday ct l2 O'Clock noon.
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NETWORK PAPERS IN THE ASSEMBLE
O. The N. z. Tribune.

c,,respordsaee Of The N Y Tribune
ALBasr, Thursday, Feb. IS, 1855.
Ihsve thought perhaps, you would Ike 70 .no"
whs. is the relative circulation OF the New iorX pa
pe-. among the members Of the House OF Assembly
have looked over the Clerk list and ind, as was
the case LAST year. that The TRIBUNE leads It's compe
itors handsomely. The number taken Of each q
follows ~
TRIBgsE.............'..
Herald
This some may regard as straw, but a. saa"s
".bow which way The wind blow, hope you wiz
give !. publicity. Yours,
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uo,rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tho Uouse proceeded 10 the consideration of the
Ocean Mail Steamer Appropriation bill The amend
mept of Mr.. Olds, offered on "Wednesday Iasl was
sdoptee-Yeas 100, Nays 80.
Al this point Message WAS received rom 'he tres
Sdent of the United States informing the House OF ms
veto of the French Spolation BILL IL cresteo some
esnsation. , a
Mr. ORR proposed that the Message be read ana
printed and considered on Monday, at o'clock.
Mr. BAYLY suggested Tuesday next
Mr.. HAVEN, without meaning any dlSrespee' W
the President, inasmuch as time was precious, sus
gested that the reading of the Message DO dispensed
with. , .p..a,p
"Readi" and great confusion.
Points Of orderwere then raised, that the OIL pens
sng must be disposed of before the Message could DC
acted ON. This was aoquiesced In.
Another amendment was then adopted, approprist-
ing for the service this year, the bill Tor ha'
purpose having failed last session.
The bill was then passed by vote OF 90 agansts2.
The SPEAKER laid before the House Message,
which occupied three eurtbs of an hour In residing
The President in returning the French Spoliaticn
BILL refers TO bic duties under the Constitution. 1t is
not incumbent on him TO sgn bill as matter Of
course and thus merely to authenticate the acon of
Congress for he must exercise an Intelligent judg
ment or be fsithess to the trust reposed in him In
the execution of his official duty {" TO signing bs he
j. mot 10 perform q mere mechanical part, but Is TO
decide. and act according to his righteous coz
yictions of the rshtfalness or wrongulness OF me
proposed law. The Presidents responsibility 10
he whole people Of the United STATES a. una, OF q
Senator is 10 the people Of particular S'se thst o.
Representative to the people Of sSsa's " UH"''''
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INJURIES TO THE EASTERN RAILROADS BY
THE FRESHEr

BOSTON, SATURDAY, rep. IL, 1000.
The Railroads have suffered considerably from the
fresbet There break in the Essex Road at North
ADdoyer Of two hundred feet long and twenty feet
deep Passengers are conveyed round in stages.
The Lowell and Lawrence Road will be impossible
Cor some days. The Boston and Maine X ad Is badly
damaged at Hsverhili-a small bridge having been
swept away, over which it crossed.
The weather continues foggy and disagreesble.
Weather to-day clear and fine. The snow has
mostly disappeared.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN TEXAS.

NV ORLEAss, Saturday, FEB. II, EDO
Later dates from Texas bripg the announcement OF
numerous Indian depredstions the frontier within
tho past foi tight. Eleven men ha been killed. snd
four captured. The settlers ara greatly excited aha
have assembled their families for protection. Parsie.
Are securing in all directions. Five companies OF
tyoops are organizing at Fort Chsdbourne ID proceed
sosip,t the Southern Coaauchss, who are endesvor-
ing TO join with the Northern troes and war seems
inevitable.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER NORTH
CAROLINA.

PHILADILPHIA, Feb. II, 100.
The steamer North Carolina, from this port for
LIVERPOOL returned 10 port to day. in consequence OF
having encountered heavy gale, during which me
nnmber of heavy seas, causing several Leaks. She
will have TO discharge her cargo and undergo repairs
Cornelius Fsssett, the agent Of the Underwriters,
nj Berlin MARYLAND died ON the 18th lRst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EDITOR,

Mr.. Barton, Editor Of The Concord Reporter
dropped down dead yesterday fon disease of the
heart He had Just conclu led speech at political
meeting in sdjoiDiDg room, and was In the act OF
taking bis seat when he fell and expired.
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NAVIGATION RESUMED.

LOUISVILLE, saturday, Feb. II, 100
The navigation Of the Lower Ohio has been re-
sumed, and boats are leaving for New Oaleans. Mail
packets hence for Cincinnati resumed their trips to-
day.
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DuFL IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, Friday. Feb 10, Is59
A duel was fought this morning on the county line
of Fa, cite and Bourbon, between j Blackburn and
II. Steele. Blackburn shot in the upper part OF
the leg 1t is not known whether Steele was injured
Or NOT
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ASSEMBLY.

REPORTS.
Mr. DAVIDSON, to restrain banks OF sS1e Ana
deposit from acting as Savings Banks.
THE sEw YORK CRY nILIrARI.
The General and Field Otfcers Of the First DIVE
ion Of Esv.Yesk STATE Militia pressa.ed rsmon-
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XXXIIID CON G r ESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHISGTov, Feb. II, Is

SENATE... WAsHIEGTON, Feb H. lt51.
Mr. SHIELDS presented the instructions he bad
received from the Illinois Legislature 20 oppose the
extension of patents to McCormicks AMI all other
reapiDg machines 80
MIR. CLAYTON presented petition from the ct-
zeDs Of Philadelphia for accommodations for the
United States Courts and post. Office in that city.
Mr.. BRODHEAD presented petition from the
citizens OF Philadelphia designating the locality for
the above Courts and POst-O Offices.
Mr.. TOUCEY, from the Judiciary Committee in
PRODUCED bill 10 protect officers and others a,ting
under authority of the United States.
Mr.. STUART opposed the bill masking appropria-
lions for impro of the harbors in the Northern
Mr.. HAMLIN, from the Committee on Commerce.
reported bill authorizing the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to sell certain revenue cutters and purchase
Others.
MIR. JONES reported bill allowing officers and
sodiers Of the Revolution, whose pensons are less
than one hundred dollars, to have that amount
hereafter. $50, -,
Mir. HAMLIN wished the bill to be laid over to
MONDAY In order TO provide by amendment similarly
for the widows of the deceased officers and soldiers
of Worcester Mass, against the admission OF more
Slave States; also one from citizens of Phladephia
for the repeal of The Fugitive Slave Act.
Mr. JONES offered resolution, which says that
tha mower TO regulate migration never having been
delegated to Congress, the Governments OF those
States afflicted with influx OF foreigners possess
the sole power to make laws regulating their adms-
zion or exclusion. Y,. h.
r..
should take notice Of the words attr 1uted to LORD
Clarendon relative to the TRANSATLANTIC policy TO be
pursued by the English Government with referenceto
affsirs upon this continent. IL.
The Invalid Pension bill was taken up, on motion
ofM Gwip, and postponed TO Monday.
The Pacific Railroad was then taken up, but II was
also postponed to Monday
The bin extending the credit for duties on railroad
iron YVES then taken UP.
MIR. COOPER PA regretted thst such meas
ure should be pressed at this me and at this stage
of The session. He depicted the embarrass IN,
der which the iron trade suffering and appealed
70 the Senate to reject this BILL which no thought
would occasion further depression in that branch OF
industry. c,v D.u
son. BAYARD, THOMPSON Ky and
RUSH, took part in the debate on submitting an
amendment to an amendment, whereby railroad com.
NAMES ayailpg Themselves of the three years credit
extended by the BILL are required to give good Sc
cury 10 the Collector of the place OF Importation tor
the psymen of the duties at maturity Whenever the
solyency of the comp anes is doubted bysuch Collect,
or, and further requiring such companies as avau
thems Of the benefit OF the act to kle an ooga
ton to carry United States mails at prices stipulated
by the Gov ernment-we believe within the su n OF
$500 per mile. Agreed to-Yeas rs Mays and
uripe the further discussion of the bill as amended
the Senate adjourned.