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CUtGES 7IsAIOysT,

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, at the conclusion Of the personal ex.
planation CT Gen. Cass, concerning his con.
troversy with Lord Clarendon with reference
70 the Monroe doctrine, &c, Nir. Mason also
addressed the Senate on the same subject con-
tending tina: oil American statesmen. when
in power, maintained the doctrine in question.
The railroad iron bill Of Senator Jones, OF
Tenn, was then taken up, and, after brio!
discussion, was postponed Until to-day.
In the Houss, the consideration Of amend
men!s 10 the civil end diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was continued in the Committee of
The While On the state CT the Union, (Mr. HID
bard in the chair Among those adopted was
one appropriating $500 900 for tho extension
1T the Treasury department building. 10 sff>rd
suitable Accommodations for tho State Depart
ment; and another aPprOpriating like amount
for an extension Of the Post one, Department
building.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union defends, not the doctrines Of the
veto, sgainst which, il will be remembered,
that journal early took ground, but the Presi-
dents right and duty to SO dispose If any
measure which his judgment tells him shculd
not become Law. The editor settles the
question as to the original design Of the veto
power, as exemplifed by Washipgtcn's use OF
il. Is follows: Te
when Congress, in 1877, passed bill to
discharge from the military establishment a
few dragons, without providing for them such
compensation as President Washington deem
cd adequa'e, be vetoed the bill; and the men
of that day readily acquiesced in il as the
legitimate exercise of an undoubted constitu-
tional power. Although his reasons we're not
deemed conclusive by some, yet none were
then capable Of outrnging deceDcy aud pro.
priety by announcing the act as saudacious
and wicked nor by charac;erizipg the veto
power as the autocr attic privilege of the Pres
ident' Ii was reserved for later day to wit.
ness the spectacle of a President being assaulted
with such epithets for the conscientious dis
charge Of his duties, and of seeing the consti
tuition denounced "a conferring an autocrasic
privilege on the President"
Our copy Of the Intcliigenetr failed TO come
to hand tnis morning.
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Articles at the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.

1t isour intention, under this heading, from
day to day, as space viii permit, to give q
description Of the many useful, ingenious and
excellent articles on exhibition. Throu shout
tie Fair this inventive genius of American
art and skill may be seen, and q short deli
nection thereof cannot fail to interest the
reader.
Card Writing, 9e-Thore is no branch of
the fine arts that has made such progress dur-
ing the last few years, and one that Is equally
useful TO the community as penmanship, and
re know few who can excel Mr. A. Richard
son in this particular. He executes with the
common pencil, all kinds of ornamental as
well rs plain writing, with a rapidity truly
astonishing: and far beauty Of style and ex-
celiency, it will compare fayorabIy with any
steel or copper engraving No lady or gen
tlemen should DO without package of his
satin cards, with their names inscribed thereon,
IL being ono of the essentials to the entire to
lashio liable society. Those who visit tho fair
should not fail to examine the handsome spe.
eimcns he has on Wow.
Tobacco, Sugars, 3c.-We have frequently
heard people complain Of the difficulty Of prc :
curing these articles to their taste But it
the specimen of those exhibited by q. 8.
McEtresh, be an index Of what may be found
in bis store, under the National Hotel, and
which, TO soma extent we can vouch for, the
lGxuryia not obtaining good scgar hereafter,
will be their own fault.
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BALTIM5RE co2REsPoxDEscE.

Hon. JoshnG VGnszBt-Justice to kim-CoL
j >. Gatt"gs-Coi. Jacob e. DaUieS-
Inc Ctfy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BALTIMORE, February 20, 1855.
l had not thought Of writing you to-day,
bat seeming dercliction of duty and q desire
to render justice to my much esteemed friend,
Hon Joshua Yansai,, bids me indite another
letter. In my laat copied paragraph from
yesterdays Patriot in reference to the Hon
Horny May, and the e1isi en-. part he took re
garding the herbOr appropriation bill. The
same paper of to day has the following Just
remarks in references to Mr. Vansant; ;,
The HAgR0R APPROPRIATION In referring
yesterday, to the Uarbor appropriation, we
ENTHUSIASTICALLY omitted to mention the name
Of our worthy Representative, Hon. Joshua
Vansart. We learn With pleasure, that Mr.
V. has also taken an active and efficient part
part 10 the matter and will continue his efforts
until the bill shall have been disposed of in
the House MIR Vanssnt is o working men,
Der, and when no puts his s'shouldsr to the
poses
nave always looked upon Mr.. Vansant a.
enc OF the most effective and valuable mo n.
bers CT Congress. lie is a thorough business
man-em phatically a worksr-a younr Her.
cuias, VINO, when Ia action, stops not short Of
good result. lie is enc of the mon Who
| drives strong team and when tbs hsrsss
have net power enough, willingly puts his own
| shoulder to the wheel. My faith, and the faith
Of our community in him Is great. 1 saw
| therefore, 90 it Joshua!
Some days informed you that our much
esteemed and opulent townsman, John s C,it.
tings, ksq, had, by advice of his physician
| left this city to go to Havana for the bsreit
of his health. which had been recently much
| impaired. He left hare for Charleston, the ere
| to take the steamer for Havana have the
| pleasure Of stating that advices have been 70
ceiyed OF his safe, arrival in Charleston, and
thai he had already much improved in health
lie Is one among Our most useful and proni
Rent citizens, and hope that We shall soc
him return In the spring entirely restored in
health. Col. @ Il the president If the Ches.
| apeake Bank and also direetor In the Bait.
more and Ohio Railroad Company. In the
lstter comp any be was CD airman Of the Finance
Committee Of Directors, and understand
that during his abseLce John johnson, Z, q
one Of the State directors, has been appointed
by the president Of the company to ill hi.
place as chairman.
l was glad, 10 day, to me,t our excelIcnt
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The Knicksrbocksr on the Veto.
The Albany Kniokerbocker, an outspoksn

AAV Au&SASAb oSAVA VIZ SaV WV
The Albany Knickerbooker, an outspoksn
Wing Journal, in its issue Of Monday says:
"The Washington correspondent Of the Tri-
bune utters the following bosh with regard to
tho veto Of the French SpoliatiOn Bill; 81,
many Of the leading Democratic Senators
and Representatives are greatly ipcsnsed, and
express the opinion that there will be burst
of Indignation throughout the country, almost
equal 10 that produced by the passage Of the
Nebraska bill and which may end in q Con
vention of the States foe tn, purp,se Of ex-
punging the kingly veto power from the Con.
stitutiOn."
'.The writer Of the above, greatly overratos
the power of those who would put Ave mil.
lion leak ia he Treasury. With the people
the veto power is constantly growing in pop
ulsrity. 1t saves rs annually. twenty millions
Of dollars Should any man undertake to
strike it out Of the Constitution. the honest
msn ofthe Republic would chase him out Of
the country with dead cats aud broken oyster
shells The indignation of the Tribune's cor
respondent, we fear, comes not from his heart,
but his pocket book. We have heard that he
"wsntin' On five per cent. lay Ifthat be
so, We shall feel more charitably towards him
than We otherwise would"
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DIFFICULTIES IN KANSAS TsRRIroRY.--We
observe 5y the late Kansas exchanges that
very serious difficulties have arisen in the ter
risory between the Lawrence Association ard
Emigration Aid Societies, and tho original
Squattsrs' Association. Meetings have been
called and held by both sides and much abu.
sivs recrimination INDUCED in. Tho chief
bono OF contention appears to be that the Law.
renee Association is charged with attempting
to rnonopolize the appropriation of the pub
lie domain. The Squatters are very savage
agains. such a course. Resoluiio1s have
passed, and speeches made by both sidss, of
such an infsmmatory character, that they
promise anything but peaceful settlement, OF
the new country.
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postmaster, Col. Davies, on the street, quite
recovered from s,yere spell of sickness. lie
loo ks we'll, AID is in excellent spirits able to
do Justice to good timer, or any other good
thing in vogue.
The convention Of the City Council is now
in session upon toe recent nomi atoms, TO con-
firm or reject them. There are many who
stand upon rrecarious foundation, and will,
doubtless, be rejsc.ed John W Ri,hardson,
the city collector, will, beyond all doubt, bs
confirmed s 80
b siness continues TO improve. Flour active
at s.. so for Howard street; City Mills So % .
s. 80. Grain unchanged. Provisions are frm.
RODRRIcI.
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
HAMILTON-S
Eouthetn Ecrenadcrs.

Sr. HAMILTON would mcst respectfully an
uouuce HE ,tizens Uf Geor, ethw., and Ncihi's
that his splendid troupe, numbering nine :a!enieu
and yrrfa.ile vocal and instrumental performers.
among which Mr.. ID PORTER, The world re-
nowned BQne Player and DeiiReator of Ethiopian
Comicalities, late OF The Virginia Ministries, an ar
THOMSON, the,ceiebraied Fancy, Horn ipP, Jig,
aud Reel Dancer, late of the Harmonious. Ma-tri
DUYALI., the Cha npOn Jig Dancer OF his age, late
OF Handy's Serenader< and one OF The best Quart,
Com parties new ex;ani, will give TWO Graad Sore
Etl,iopic, on FRIDAY aad SATUltD Y
EVE SIM s. February a3l aud .4,h, o. - hici
occasion they will produce splendid bills Of aitrac-
ton. SAML LEWIS, Asesi
feb ol--WFSas
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A NuwRrR or col oREp PERSONS

A NUMBER OF COLORED PERSONS
~ intending 10 give supper cor The benefit
OF their Church, IL Georgetown, 10 come of ON
Thursday night next, the I'D inst Owing 10 some
disagreement CONCERNING the pub ieaiion OF the
tickets, in not having all the managers nam. INT
ell on then] which they blame HENRY DOR
sEY, they Ssiermiped st n meeting they Lad lat
night % tum him out; for which he wishes to re-
turn them his sincere thanks foe the avor they have
done him, as il VIII b. five dollars saved % Kin, o.
pay his honest ard just debts with and is a bsnd
that he did not rish with a. hut agreed
TO have his put down az he is generally known,
and thought they ought 70 have some one nj the head
Of the list who knew how such things ought 10 be
conducted. Although he returns thanks for b,ins
turned cut Of his veiy lie POSITION he sill
hopes the supper will be well Attended, and thai
they may have good order Throughout the evening
under the management cf those remaining vii
herea ter vast, my hands Of being manager Al sup
pers gotten up here az in Georgetown by colofed
people have beep living in the District ior twenty
odd Years, but have never been in such a mes az
was In last hight AT the needing II managers Theie
are five in particular who shall not forget soon.
always 30 In for making peace, AM not n disturb
ance. want them 10 understand that when they
woke me up, they woke up the wrong passenger. I
hope the five, who I've my eye upon, will 90 to
the mournsr'. bench bef.re they 60 70 the commit
MON table. feb Gilt
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: e Anthracite coal has fallen from twenty
i've to fifty cents ton in Philadelphia. The
general impression among dealers there IL
that the market will open at still lower prices
The POt,sville Miners Journal is preparing
cal operators fer such result II says tha,
ccal and freight can and ought to be reduced
full twenty per cont. from the average rate OF
last season, and with prudence and a regular
trade, it will be Sc fl ;iently re.umeratiye to
al engaged in it.
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STuiRD LECTURE FOR THE BENR-
M OF the Young Catholics Friend Society
Of Georeetown will be delivered by Hon. JosrrH X.
CHANpLrR, NJ PENNSYLVANIA, ut Forrest Hail, Geot'n
on THURSDAY EVENING, February asd, at 7X
O'Clock. ~
Subject: Washingion's character as an exam
ple."
Tickets 25 cents-to be had al the book and drug
stores, and nj the door Of the hall.
feb l3--TuThSTuWT
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Coon EFFECTS OF THE LIQUOR LAVA
woman in Connec ticut, whose husband has
been reclaimed from drunkenness, through
the instrumentality Of the Maine law, said to
aphysician, short time since, 81 have been
mlrried twenty years. but il seems as If nv
husband aud had just began to live to sethsr
Talk about hard times I never had such
easy times! Tea, sugar, -four ia abundance,
two pigs in the barrel, and twenty i've due nv
husband when he has finished q job of work.
o'msrly, when he had butchered his pork, he
could do nothing bu. drink and carouse the
remainder OF the day This year he got ND
mis- team and brought home load Of wood !''
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~ Il new altered note h as jas. appeared,
which is 50 vel calculated to Gecei7e, that It
has gained a. extensive circulation in Gin
cinnad. 1t is twenty dollar roo altered
from small dencnin alton on the Hlmpshire
Manufactures Branch, at Ware, Massaeau
Eetis- Eigneite, village Of Ware, with an In
6iia at tie risat, and the word Twenty al the
left
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TAKE NOTICE.

NlSITORS az others attending the Msiropoli-
Y IAN Fair have iust brosght on from N. York
large ASSORTMENT of splendid Diamonds, and a
great variety Of new styles OF rich Jewriry.
Also. some very uPerior W aiches, which for true
time cannot b. surpassed.
] have just fni-he a magnificent Silver Tea SIT,
u,at viii compare favorably with snythirr of the
kind al the Fair in America. IL is now ready fot
inspection, free Of charge 10 all, my Store as
Pa avenue, between ~, and Gun streets.
feb l7-lw III. q, HOOD.
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JOHN LANAuAS, Pastor
or Exeter ST., NJ. L. Church, Baltimore
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

RALEIsH, N. c., Feb 8, 1855
Messrs. Mortimer & Morbruy:
do here certify THAT abopt ~ Give months agu
WAS taken with a segrre hrmorriage OF the Lung,
and had four attacks of il Twas advised to try ID .
iiamrton's Vegetable Tinciure 4 rrocpred one
bottle, and after taking which, was satisfied Thai
was much better and tl:ft, at taking The fourth
bottle was entirely we'll, and now erjoy as good
health as ever did in my life. can, aid do with
out the least hesitation, recommend The Tincture
10 all persons Sfficted in my way.
Yours, GEO. w. WKAKLEY.
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CURE FiTS-REiDi

More 10 the Sick than GoH.-yrom oGe of TIC mot
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLEsros, s. &. Sept. 81, 1854.
Messrs. M5kriMER MowBRAY:-Tbe sale oi
your hampton's Vegetable Tinetnre is increasing
every day, aud every bOttl. SID recommends this
valua le medicine 10 the all cied. Several OF our
planters have tried il in different eases wlh aston
isng success, and are getting IL by half dozens. II
has beer found Ia be the greatest semsdy for rheu-
matte affections, and a wonderful cine ha, been
performed ON negro DO !, entering from F.is I
Will III nisi on with number OF certificates il YOU
wish them
am, senuemea yours. w. G. Tnorr.
Cali and get pamphlets gratis, and see curr. ot
Cough, bronchitis, Rbeumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pep>ia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As A
female medicine or for delcat. children we bslicy,
Il uar qnaled. q 81 A. -. =
ss,d by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, lao BanI
more steet, Baltimore, and 3o4 Broadway, NJ YorL
CHAs. SToTr X Co., }. B. MooRE, y. u. CLARKr.
CLARKE BowLIse, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER'
SON, washington also, by r. 8. r. CT SGT, George
town; and c. q. BERRY, Alexandra, and bv Drug
gisls everywhere. feb oi-u
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She was found to be filed with cooking appa

She was found to be filed with cooking appa
ratus sufficient to supply coffee for at least
eight hunired men, ami was supplied with
ten thousand gallons Of water, as we'll as
large quantity Of tents and tent poles AS
we remarked on the day before yesterday. her
seizure under the circumstances, probably
aided in scattering to their respective b mes
tae men to have been shipped on her, an d in
discoucerting generally the plans Of tho plot.
ters engaged 10 Correcting schemes for ths
violation of the American neutrality laws.
The Chins5s Plants -Oqui, the Chinese
horticulturist, employed by Commodore Perry
to attend 10 the exotics brought homs by the
East Indies squadron, has arrived in this city
with his charge in fine condition. We hear
that permanent employment on the public
grounds besutifying our city will be accorded
to him, that he may introduce into this coun-
try the style of ornamental horticulture Grim
miDg) for which China is so renowned, and at
which he is said TO be an adept.
The New St am Frigate Merrimaek, will
be launched at the Boston. Mas Navy Yard,
about the LIST of June. Thus, she bids fair to
be finished much earlier than any Of the other
vessels OF the same class now being construct
ed under the law Of the last session Of Con.
gress. s|
The Psrry,--Ths United States brig ofwar
Perry las been ordered to be put Immediately
into commission. She i to join the African
coast sg uadron with az little delay as possible.
At present, she Is laying ct the Norf; TX (Ya
Navy Ys:d.
The Current Operations CT the Treasury
Cepartmept.-On yesterday, the 10Th of Fob,
lhcra were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
For paying Treasury debts ....h 1892 43
For tho Customs. .........-...... 1868 IL
For GOVERN g into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. 9,555 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. ....................... lis, 276 62
FOrcovcring il to the Treasury from
customs. 50S5 co
For the War Department. ..... 20, 9G3 81
For repaying in the War Depart
ment .........-........... 1852 SO
For the Interior Departmental. 2S,6il 80
For rcpayibg in the Interior De-
partm.nt ................... 24Ss q
For entering an appropriation for
the Interior Department....... s,2i6 90
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70 ice shiilinstou has reoeivei the ''Life
and Beauties OF Fanny Fern" Il il vortb
reading, AID bJ1nI to create sensation.
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u The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star Office. ~
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NLECTURES ON THE UNIIOLY ALL
ca ANCE.
Mr. w G. DIX proposes TO give four Lectures a,
CahOSi'S SALOON, on the unhoIy alliance 10
preserve
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Mr. DIX VIII maintain thar England and France
are IN ia'-e position, historical political, and re.
nsou9, III UNFOLDING, by the of Christian
Porte. ~ ~
, Lecture lst-On WEDNESDAY EVENING.
rep: ~. The past and psesent relations OF the
pre- macy over Christian Dnminions.
Lecture 2d.-on SATURDAY EVENING. Feb.
s.m. RUSSIAN ex oanson 10 the Mediterranean
nounced. "S'S a''e' III
Tickets . cents each, for sale at the door.
Lecture 10 begin at " O'Clock. feb Ie-3,.
(Cnion& InteD
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PROSPERTS CORNET BAND NO. /.

NJ Il. FREDERIC X PROsPERI Eess D. ave % in
vi firm his Tests and f,rme. patrons that this
band las been fully re-OrsaDzed and is Q unde,
ms drec ion, ard re is fully prepared w IN a baG
Of the most Scientific Musicians in tho city, Ia
nsh music for Gall, Parties Parades, Pic Mics, EK
cursions, SC, the shortest notice pS sihe by APP
Fiying 10 FREDERIC X PROSPERI, Leader, CtiAs.
PROSPERI. Conductor; HILBUS Il HITS Mu-
-ic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL's, opposite
The Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
fob las
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BOOKS OF HOUSE OF REPREsERrAIIvIs.

LIBRARY HOUSE ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.
A LARGE lumber of Books belonging 20 the
IA Library Gi House OF Representatives hav.
been drawn by members and by their orders, and
stand charged their accounts on the books OF tins
cfhce. IL Is important or the preservation OF tie
files that they should be- returned beare the close Of
the session. MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Librarian Of the House OF Representatives.
feb 20-i2w
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THE PERSON PERSON WHO TOOK BLK
Beaver Cloth Surtrut, faced with velvet ani
blue ELK sleeve facng. the night &c the 10Th in-
Stani, from the SoiTee at Moulsoh's, Will please
leave the same 81 Wall n Stephens, Pa avenue.
between u and 10Th sts. IL not done Imuncdiat'ly
pr.per steps VIII he taken for ree0v, ~ a hr Is
knOwn. feb 90 "a
L OsH-A LADIES' WATCH AND CHAIN,
IL plain white face. with 'sMallurd & Wendell,
Albany, "a mak-rE, inside. liberal reward W al
lie paid tor its return 10 Secretary MaTcyi Vermont
ne. feb 2O-yt
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IL Joe ShillingtOn has sent rs Godey's
J. dy's Book March.
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q NATIONAL GUAR1, ATTENTION.--You
81 81 are hereby notified to meet nj your armory on
G} nj THURSDAY MORNING, the 22d instant, at
W W sH O'Clock, in full uniform, for parale.
by order of Capt. J. A. TAFT:
feb % 9tA T.. X. BISHOP, %, =,
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DEV. JOHN LANAiIAN, PASTOR OF THE
III EXETER STREET, NJ. Z. CHURCH A
strong desire 10 benefit the afflicted induces INN
thus TO cer'nJ. We chahe nge any other medcinr
To present such a mass nj tesl mony from gentlemen
and ladies e high stsEdipg OF our own we lknown
citizens. who testify 0f cures of COUGH, BRON
CHiTIS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, sc
EALsIMoRR, January 24th, less.
Messrs Mortimer d MoH bray:
i take pleasure i'm saI ing 10 you that have used
your 'Iiamp,o"'s fracture" with very great rrofit
From serious throat affection, my general health
had become very Hilch impaired, when Z CON-
menced 10 use G. Iiampton's TnctIrc.'' / found
iR effects upo.i my genera health most saiuta,y-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed mp under It's use.
have several times recommended il 10 my
friends, ana in every case, as far as have been ia
formed, they have use il with success.
Yours truiy,
JOHN LANiuAs, Pastor
or Exeter ST., NJ. L. Church, Baltimore.
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Nr. George II Saunders, Ex United States
Consul at London, is i'll W ashing ton, and is of
course lion among u.s. He has hosts of FER
sonsl friends here, than whom no man de.
se.ves moro, for geniality IL at the foundation
Of his character as man. They welcome him
With a heartinoss which it il pleasant indeed
to witness lie comes backt 10 US in fine health
ard spirits, with much CT young Europe" in
his general personal appearance; as though
bis intimate intercourse with Kossu,h & Co
had inOealatcd him, invOluntarily on his part,
with much OF the air and manner worn by
those celebrated gentlemen, and for which
they are almi st as famous as for their Gery
onslaughts on paper on the existing state OF
things in Europe. This air and manner is a
modest and intellectual one as displayed in
general society, however inclined to smash
up things generally they may be. It be-
comes Mr.. Saunders not little.
The Steamship Kassachusstts.-We appre.
bend that the Government arc in possession
! Of at least cireumstantial proof sufficient 10
satisfy any unprejudieed jury in the country
! that the owners or ehartorsrs Of tho ship
Massachusetts,, seized in the waters of New
York bay some week since, contemplated O
virtual violation Of onr neutrality laws, If mol
to the extent Of actually conveying q large
| battalion Of fillbusters from American shores