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A shocking murder wns committed near Ithica,
N. Y, on the l4th, upon farmer. His body was
found horribly mangled with an axe. A man VAS
arrested on suspicion.
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A very warm debate, abounding in personalities,
occurred in the U. S. Senate the 18th, in regard
to the action of the Naval Retiring Board. Iresult-
ed in nothing.
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REG ULAR P AC K e 7 S.

fF=y. REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
q Twice week.-The United States Mail steamer
fsaFss=s=sa p. G. Wallis, Jas 4. Ure, master, will
and every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock M-For Bayeu Sara,
Will remain permanently in the trade For freight passage
apply on board Or TO
m24 LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street.
f-y. REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
nYasnolia-FoE 'is yiiss5sbarg, Warrs,nton Sew M
intenedate andngsThe elegant and swift running pasen
ger packet Magnolia, Capt ST. Clair Thoason
For freight passage, apply on d board orto
no2S T. B. SMITH, u New Levee street.
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NICARAGUA STEAMER SEIzUREs.-The New York
Journal of Commerce. very able and reliable jour
na-does not think that Gen Walker, by his seizure
of the Nicaragua Transit Company's steamers, has
laid himself liable to the provision in the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty against obstructing the rights otranst
1t argues that the route is still open to anybody
and everybody while at the same time it considers
Gen. WIS proceedings rather harsh against the Com
pany. But, concludes the Journal: 1,
Mr. White and the Nicaragua Company, Mr.. Cushing and
the Mosquito grantees may cry wo and frightened old
everywhere reecho the yell but they will ntimi
Government of Nicaragua This Transit Company
the wolf and the State Of Nicaragua only demands that the
this monopoly shall their of contract
the privileges they enjoy it. plain
If the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company should refuse
pay their half dollar head money the State of New Jersey
would be horror struck the passage of nnnue
their charte-no think it unjust if the Sheriff of SUSSEX
county attached the locomotives pay the State such
The just parallel they well be. The State
Nicaragua Just respectable and has sovereignty
| with any State in Christendom.
We opine full and impartial statement of facts
will show that New York cotemporary is correct
At all events it is the part of sense to await
until the other side Of the story told well that
of Justice.
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THE LAKE.

SsSs sss As
VI #EbSSsbzIS M * s ana % sR = Re- s
SIZE Il 4 sf
esF For freight Rasssgf SPP 9R 9sr 9 or ra
EoFs HSi nRE ffshH5s7 RsEEGT DA1H
s X n ssi ag B s!n HrSs a nsss aH1 9fs s
TR sG e OF %
daily the arrival 9f the o'clock a r M cars Returning
Cabin Fare Mobile.
New Orleans, November |, 1855 ms
GsSF. n, Il, LAKE. SHORE P,AcKET
nSls Shrne n ansnss
extending her trips far Pascagoula on Tuesday and satr
q 3 re afs % en % FSs Ss @
NJ ea4s sEi Ss's 5R:EHEN
SHSPAY s6NbAT HqESISG
Tuesday and % SED s M e. anF Is Is ash ass
q SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 C0RhnIoN
e. constantly for sale ster Cash cy Ascsplapes
@ n5sE aad FfED ETC.
Having leased the dwelling No l56 Common near
their Slaves reasonable terms as can be obtained in the
H6na H b s9 @ Gon%s1 ssFes
f;5 fhishs R'f5$i;
" iNsTfTUf1oN:-oi No 81 Camp strest-1ncorpOra-
The cs o q he f viii for Reception
Deposits morning ssadsys eTssP;sd from o'clock
sposs sss95e o Gns De py
ras to Ss ns in6s s'f 5
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New Orleans
as ss s nc
80 s ee fas
New Orleans exceedng 60 cent Of the market yaSe
funds e disr5Ssd psPSgrs @ ss
No Trustee dree or ndsHy borrow an" OF the uns
@ } a n1 sn "e or
S:osse Hs1ss: Ess; g.? vsaRs F;RS E'. HHss gsss
$S5s $js$: ssss, s SSsEs'
!. Ut i. t. $SSH!it SSHi s$#iSn. Vice Presidents
N NBCopes of the Act Of Incorporation and By cal
| be obtained Of the office. a2Sly
~ 2.s:S H11sd ARE RE sol soaF
~ Agents N tins cny LOT .n's 0eenrta i brm @ n heeI
fsasp; sPS ls55 | isos u.s. s on New York
p'isi ole iy y wM. F. LEvER1cH CO.. "a Old Levee
1 ORLEANS sTEAM NTILhs-oFFIoE e N PoY Y
~ das street, New oreans-The subscriber respectfully in
forms the public that he keeps constantly on hand t suppl
:" FRESH GROUND AND UNGRouND
Hominy Pepper, Mustard,
Cracked Corn, Alspiee Wheat Flour,
Oats Mace Dyspepsia do
nCofee Roasted and Ground the lowest city prices
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g. F,nRr rz11psaN AND 4YArsF

N PORT HUDSON AND WATER
sa LOO PACkET New Lat3Gna, Emile g Gros o;S
repaired newly painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving New Orleans every at O'Clock A M
and every MONDAY, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
latona will be ready to take freight every Monay
Goua Plaqueine Baton Rouge, Lobdels Store, Port Hud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
For freight having superior apply
on board o23 6In
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CANDLES, OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc
" 1000 boxes Proctor Il CANDLES STAR CANDLES
700 boxes Fraser's STARCH;
SO barrels No. l LARD OIL; . . .
100 barrels Boye's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
100 hf bblS
100 quarter and eighth casks Domestic BRANDY;
IS bbls Monongahelu WHISKY, (ron bound1
so hf bbls .; -, -;
Fer sale by Joshfh hSNDis A Toboueitouas @o street
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FIb# I'D M d i sR 4 5s5 i55s.
sjss made to order
PfS0f fSS oa;3E fHsG5 g SfS
0 s Ss pa5e Ss & Of sa aad sss ~
r. NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE A
80 DS kRs 5 ersP rns E
this day on consignment Arsnt 90 o,,r street
psono attention given e. % to the epas Of Watches and
Time Pieces Jewery manufactured and repaired fe2 I'm
R p ghTP 4 ~, W5as R;f
Fancy and Staple Nj 9 Camp II I G hH
Of GooDs aRf
sHE sPERIu Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
BRUSHEs-of every description Of his manufacture and
roT # EfSils inis1S a Fums Hair OIL Hair Pins
FINE Fs FT1HsS SsaPs Sts Books Work Boxes Portable
# s S Ss co and and Wne It qnpSf GT pfi F
scissors hazors Life Pressryess Fishing Reels ds and
Tackle Of eESE TEiff UT Il 'as'E
oe a in lime OF h + Il ee /
tSsser Ta nFE Essss's5 sed
With s great ass ese BY RGBEKT MANY years ensed
the the m S
Every article warranted as represented Or the money re-
- Watches, Jewey, ETC., carefully Repaired and var
ranted ml9
rJ,I1E BAGAssE FURNACE. LETTERS PA
n 6 fl NJ tn? 81 pSsd
Of December or burning Wood and Bagssss
pro1sd dR @ Of sTEN s PEsENT
M 1t works entirely by natural drausht and without the aid
ID Il Contains no CRATE bars or other interior
3d. It requires soppage Of the mill to have its ashes
The Bagase stirred touched after arrives
5th 1t burns a Bagasse, and makes steam enough to
~" Th v M the only furnace that has taken oil crop
in compliance with the above five conditions .,
does not resemble any other furnace in single feature of its
@ it s % the ds IN fs a
other party. Reports circulated TO the contrary are mere
them and calculated only deceive the public and palm of
stand their merits person will be
from me; persons having such authority will be fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and possession
boilers and am to cor fHnc to apply it it to
undr nE t ptsfaeory guarantees to the purchaser
treatise whole subject in pamphlet FORM with draw
n etc. be had Of the suOsorGs sGh h Ea Il pr TaS GsyTS
jas d&W6rn 81 Natchez street. New Orleans:
rE,E4F1 ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
ta Dublin He is daily performing lis wonderful cures E
storing sight to the blind and the deaf to their hearing IL
sumption even in the second stage in from Il to Is days Per
troubled with fits will DR.. s. and get restored So
blind piles pss bad M leg ain in a9S sas b
~ Secret diseases cured on the attendance and whon
ts cam be 20 ss o stating xac
Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book @ open open to to al person
The hundreds he has restored to sight Dr. a. allows h h
Diploma hang his office Persons are allowed to see tn
Dr. s. be at his oGicc from A. NJ D to = rr..
rANDLEs, on, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc
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VOLUME TX.
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

zsa FOR GALvEsTON a. w T 9ND isPfs & 4MATA-
NIsGRfz4 GoRDA BAY-U.s s. Mail Line-The new and
Henry Place, commander will sail above For freight
HARRIS { MORGAN, foot t'a', of julia street,
n Shippers will please provide themselves With the
er's Bills Of Iadng No other form will be signed ms
w'"yf Fdm sSBD4y HEAHSs s9 H!Sf, sxSfAo-D effsk a
titus, John s. Thompson, commander, will leave above
puncty For freight passage, having elegant statcroom
mARRfs LIKE { MORGAN foot of Jnlia street,
-..-..,...- opposite the Steamship Landing.
n freight shipped BY The Nautilus will be delivered to
Shippers provide themselves with the seamer's bills
of leding No other form will be signed mia
To sail @ T1EspAr 1 April l,t I st o'eleel e
M fVfIh The and magnificent steamship Texas, Tos
Forbes con,mander will leave for Vera Cruz as
above, pnnctually carrying the u S. mails. H
EJFor freight passage having elegant accommodations
for cabin and MAs &oPH of Julia street
.-..--s opposite the Steamship Landing
Es-No freight will be received without order from the
Agents ml7
rz1s=p, NEW ORLEANS AND TExAs U.
RMlHtzR s; MAIL ,dan LINE FOE, GALVESTON. AND ND
magnificent steamships will hereafter leave SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, a. 3 o'clock, A; NJ, pnnctuaIly,
CHARLES Morgan, Henry Place, Commander.
Louisiana, VIM, 81. Talbot, do.
Perseyerance, Henry Sheppard do.
of the Ships Tacfes Powderhorn Lower India,oa
E.Shppers will please provide themselves with the steam
es bills OF ladng as 70 otho, foEm vii be signed
P S-This Line having established its Pilot Pasca
valo Bar the will hereafter be taken in and under
the superinendence Of its Captains. s25 If
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w WHITE Err .

Will leave THURSDAY: 9Th inst, a. o'clock P. NJ
f!aAlIr~4sS KANsAs-The fine steamer National J. C.
ssT-@ McAlauus master will leave above, for Poca
Des Arc Dnyall Bluffs Aberdeen and all Intermediate land
ings. For freight passage, apply on board, TO
mo LEWIS SNAPP d CO., 81 Front street.
Arkansas river freight taken if consigned to DuTalls
Rluffsn 4bpraee m
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER,

WIZ ;:s. gSEEfRd EpN sRH ~ 20 { s}!ss
at siT'a f8rs es fasS rum
4s Vii R'isaSsf as Soss or s
DGnEs mS5 OF - LEWIS sNAPP. & co. 81 Front St.
wi;s.s on YEBffsRAH f 9; f!s3sst
4sd sysn GanS feI Gsfss
andfa 9r and l'n al
viii viii saye boys For freight q Ias Apply board
MA T. B. SMITH, 12 New I.evee.
VIII wPSEfRHTH FOE HHEHo2NE a KIT, { f,SISfG dhko
sSl 'sSa SSse
B I Rg has aaes s ssTs
For s se Or passage apply II e. e. H sssEa E New vee
T ,s vhPSsDAx PoTs Ep 81 III 1 :s!esH E f5sn
~A 80 : Light steamsr @ rvyt1SnS " KaSS
ss;s
1',sh $Ef sf; f., st M
s ySs tss? saa viii
WI On 1BEsDhE TDK EEFEs6s m ; ssSH Si4NsD Il II
Bsgo h9l Ess lsaa aad asae
ea' ea a win Ths a aoPe sr e
$ will pay no bills unless NT Il CLERK
VIII leave THUR THURSDAY; 25h Inst At e'cleek s 2
hSd ali ii @ Sa
sor e5 Ess M FSss 'fFsf f
freight or passage apply on board or to a[ lfE -
5 will pay no '; 3s's GapE1a Ro Ss
| Will leave THURSDAY, the 9th inst. ut Pm:
.f~s FOR UPPER II r. ID RIVER
ilNfI5, The fine IL. MI. Jones, Capt. y. S.
Johnson s1oys faiton ls vi ,{Ifs olit
Or passage apply on board Bienyiie street OF
| MA SHAW Il EUNIS, Al and AZ Fulton street
Will leave FRIDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock, r n.
Egg, FOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI-
tocfes and Alexandria. The regular passenger
fSaaAa steamer Plota. Parker, MASTER will leave as
4 rn22 r. IL ROBINSON l. CO. 100 Gravier street.
! TENNESSEE RIVER.
Will leave WEDNESDAY. 26th March, at o'clock p n
| VS. FOR TENNESSEE RIy ER-THE
entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
1ss@assaz James Irwin, MASTER will leave above for
Eastport Florence Tuscuna For freight
having superior accommodations apply on board or to
| l.. SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Helena
Hickman, New Madrid Cairo Paducah Nashville and all way
| landings. MA
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FnR CuMRERLANp RIYER.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY. March 26 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
r. FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVILl4E
s4saIEa Eddyvlle, smithIand. PadGsah Hickman and
steamer Scotland, R. L. Dismukes. master, will leave
above. For freight only, apply on board, or to
u25 y r. NI&ON.s aS Union street
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NUMBER i9..
LAEER PROM Mnxrco =. AND rEsx "a

LATEa FEoM MExrco.-The steamship Texas
Capt Forbes from Vera Cruz, 22d, arrived at a late
hour last night.
We have received by her file Of Vera Cruz papers
up to the 21st, but nothing from the capital.
The operations attending the revolution do not an
pear to be very active In leading article, lament
ting the isfortunes that have befaIfen tlie coants
from anarchy and faction, El Heracgazano states
that the result Of the campaign against rebels had
thus far been satisfactory and that Pueba had prob
ably, by that time fallen into the hands Of the Prs
dent an event which was expected to bring about
immediate peace. A letter, however Of a later date
G7th) from Huamantla, states that Haro y Tanariz
still held possession Of Puebla, but that he was
pletely hemmed in his supplies cut off and his men
greatly suffering from want of water. a. steady fire
of artillery upon the plaza and the town was kept up
during the day and at intervals through the night
The Government forces were constantly being rein
forced from the neighboring country. It was also
said that Haro had made propositions to treat, but
they were returned as inadrnissibIe.
/ President Comonfort has issued decree creating
Board Of Directors and charter for railroad from
Vera Cruz To- the Of Mexico, via the plains Of
\ Apam and Paebla.
4 We find nothing further Of note in the papers
q before Us.
FROM TEzAs.-The steamship Perseverance, Capt
Sheppard, arrived last night from Galveston
The Houston Telegraph states that the Railroad is
now completed six miles from the city, and the cars
are making trips.
4 AT the last term Of the District Court in New
BEaunsfe three persons were convicted of murder in
the second degree aad sentenced to imprisonment in
the penitenarv for nine years each. These persons
strange and shocking to relate-a woman her daueh
ter and sonin-law--were charged with killing the
husband, father, and father-in-Iaw. The testimony
was mainly circumstantial, but of the most conyinc
ing character.
!. The Central Texan states that gentleman name
five miles from Anderson the Lii inst, Of expo
sure to cold and wet. He was on his way to a ne,
home he had purchased on the Brazos and is suppose
to have a brother living in New Orleans. He left
considerable amount of property which WILDE take
: care Of until called for by some entitled to IT
ceiveit @ G% s42$es $s&
We learn from the San Antonio Herald of the 15tl
> that a lieutenant and twenty dragons from Fol
Mason, had fight a few days ago on the Guadaloup
with party of Indians. They killed three, wounde
several and captured all their effects together wit
r several horses. Among the plunder were found
large number Of papers, among which was note fc
sl 900 sterling, deed for three hundred and twent
acres of land with 81 900 paid thereon dated in Eel
e ruary last, and blank book containing, the owner
name, and the date of his leaving town on the Mi
sissippi. tst G. ~ ~ g
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TENNESSEE RIV Err.
Will leave on WEDNESDAY. 26h March. at o'clock
H-p FOR RIy Err

et p entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
sssssa James Irwin master, will leave as above for
Eastpor Florence and Tuscumba For freight passage,
having very superior accommodations apply board to
l.. SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street
Cherokee freight Napoleon Memphis Helena
Hickman New Madrid Cairo Paducah Nashville and all
landings. MA
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Y zoo RIV Err.
ATCHAF ALAYA A RI'V E R.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
IT, A. FOR CPEEOUSAS-T NEW AND
l!lElhh4ts safe steamer Alice w. Gslaize, G. 1onail
Sss1s er MUSTER will leave above, taking freight
for Old River Smmsport and all landings the Atchatasya
For freight passage apply board foot of BenSe street,
or to
ms j. N. JOHNSTON 4 Co, 3 Front Leree.
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VIII leave on SATURDAY 29th inst at 5 o'clock ? NJ
1Et s Little Rock, Pine Bluffs Napoleon, Greenville,
senger Cora No. g, D. b. soshy will leave
Fer freight passage, apply on board to
m26 7. b. SMITH, L New leree.
H%The Cora is receiving freight at the foot of Custom
house Shippers and Merchants rely her, she
will permlnently in the trade during the
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Rgso a. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET,
haaAAsafElceegq II The fine passenger steamer b
a5ssa4ss ka, G. W. Ford master, will leave for st.
Louis and all intermediate landings above For freight
passage apply on board, a@ma@&
JOHN f. HYDE & co, 6G Poydras st.
m plan Of the cabin be secured
the 3el5,
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Will leave FRIDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock, r ~
fYgs, FOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI-
r tocfes and Alexandria. The regular passenger
FSssEs steamer PiOta. Parker master, will leave as
above. For freight passage apply on board, or to
rp22 H M. ROBINSON Il CO., 100 Gfaver street.
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DEADs READ!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
n Manufactory Oyster Shell Lime Sfed for Sugar Makers
and Builders. i. ANTOGMINI Manufacturer Of BILLIARD
the evee BOXES Of sic made to order
making and building always hand DRESSED PINE
FLOORINGS and CEILINGS SAVINGS TURNINGS for
builders Stores houses repairs OF kind made
the shortest notice by means of machinery
n57- The public are invited to call and see. o6 61y
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VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock P ~
fsSsTs n FOR SEaasEy EPOR,Is sss Grand Bayon m
szsa all ediateandings The fine fast run
er will leave as above For freight passage, apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-28

Q separation had taken place betweeo the function.
Of the orator and the fighter. Those who ank
and speak for the country H,ust no. be left to rr
for the safety of their persons upon the strength
their own srms against the putrages Of all As
scoundrels whom their very fidelity 10 their CONT.
tuents may provoke. II. as seems to be the CA
there is 9 conspiracy at Washington to frighssa
Northern men into silence; and il, ss seems prob.
able, the best wsy Of breaking up this conspiracy
is to break the beads Of few of the eonsp;ra.ors
let us send on q delegation from the North
expressly for that purpose. Leaving our
Members of Congress at liberty 10 attend to
their proper political duties, let US furaisk
each OF then with two, three, or hsfs-2czeo
shadows, ready and able to meet half Nay oil
who wish 10 bring matters to the test Of pistol, cad
budgeOus and TO give them satisfaction in thst
line TO their hearts content. Northern men OF
athletic frames, skilled in the Of arms and dis
posed to employ their gifts for the good Of their
country by volunteering to act as repressive force
against the sayeholding DULLES asembled at Wash
iDgton, have now an excellent opportunity Of ai-
mnisteripg a little instruction and discipline in
quarters where it is very much needed; but to
throw this additional burden upon the shoulders Of
our Members Of Congress seems to us little too
much.
1t is net however at Washington nor by bud.
geons nor pistols, that ssseholdins insoleDce is to
be efectucy repressed. That must be done at the
ballot box. The entire North aid Individual North
ern men are now regarded and treated like slaves
struggling for their liberty. The shareholders have
held us by the throat for these twenty years past.
For the greater part of the ii have submitted
quietly; and our present struggle, too, th.y expect
to md by few blows upon the head. As long a.
they have US in their grasp, with Pierce for over.
seer, they strike at us with all the confident asslr.
apce with which master chastises his slave
detected in an attempt to run away But
let us once recover our Freedom-let Us
wr,st from the grasp of the slave-driyers the ad.
minstraton of the Federal Government, aud il
will be surprising to see in how short time these
roaring lions will be reduced to sucking doves.
We shall never be respected and treated as free
men till We have first shown ourselves free. ID
stall Republican Administration at Washington
and these saye-driving bullieS will sink back 10
their plantations and decent behavior will become
at once the order Of the day. by no other posi-
BILE means can the rights of Northern men at Wash
iDgton be secured.
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE May 27-Mr. Tumbull gave notice Of his
intention to introduce bill to prevent civil and
restore peace in Kansas. The bill providing for the
general introduction of uniform national code of ma.
rine signals was passed Mr. Side called the atten-
ton OF the Senate TO the telegraphic dispatch giving
Mr. Summers statement before the Committee of the
House, published this evening which caused a long
debate. Mr. Cass spoke upon the Champion Core
spondence.
House., May 27.-Tbe Committee on Public Lands
reported bill granting lands in alternate sections to
Michigan to aid in the construction Of railroads. The
bill apIropriates about 1900, 900 motion to
table was negatived by e. against 30.