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flrther-,la: Congress has no authority ,ri1r 10"
Consultation, 10 lr.:a!n'- uG the suffice; at 'iHv".F ~
~. Territories. either {" establish IT,, or 10 "SE.i'i" I
This leaves rrch Territorial cnmnlnity t:ee !" drisr-
minr Tia; Irr-t;om f,- iis-ii. wien il i'.iis IL own
Consultations. and lr, "ucs 4 member at the :cutiy -
States, united under cur constitutional -fs''n .
folly sa-tsim- the c"urse taken Ey M-->r>. lor'-. ana
InsersG,l, IN votin-. for III NrIra-ka krnSi- biz. a!i',
lr which Senator Tuuc-y was hung III eiii:H. ana
bath were viiird aud abused without Slit rs ~
abolition presses, an,i e!ec.irueerers. VIII those who
were sc abusive then, now turn upon III. SnIre'h'
C"nri. aud hang thsm IN .iii.y too, wills the v.neru.
be Chief Justice Taney al their head! Or VIII lii-y'
with Garrison aud his gang, denoumcr General wash
iugtou and thos. who worked will, him, in building
up The Constitution o. the United States! We incline
10 think they will tax. the latter course.
Henry Ward BeeclI-r. a year ago, -aid in the NORTH
Church Of this city, that 1t WAS thu Constitution itsei
that was 1.-The father and fountain" of our troubles
and tim, i; va. 10 he blown up ike The loTtrr-ses ii
S-bastopol. scattering bombs and rocks aud broke,
iragmonts in all directions. His followers, with al
their hatred OF the Constitution, have more rrcaaily
taken thu nan1 OF Union party" the better 10 hid'
their designs. But their ''I;nion'' principles hav.
he'll! fellowship with Garrison, Parker and Phillips
and when an election has pressed hard this trio comt
here 10 ~snighfen Us. They have already aowed I'll,
seed aud are looking out for the future harvest.
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n TEsTfMoNY OF AN OPPONENT.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, sliudins TO Inc late decision
OF the Supreme Coa:. Of the Cai;ed States 10 The pred
Scott case, Gays
"Words cannot adequately represent the debt OF
gratitude which both the departing anu Tie 1ncon,hg
I'd ninist-stIons feel toward The Supreme Court Tor
their decision in The Missouri slave case. l. supports
the principle upon which the late administration act
ed, aud the present. one proposes, IN the Inaugural! I'D
cnlariy we'll pleased. because he hal occasion 10 give Il
similar decision upon a case submitted 70 him by the
pr.siden, a year or two ngo. Attorney Gsnerai Black
i. also grstiie ID, for the reas,r that he is supported,
by this opinion Of he Supreme Coart' III tile GrSisloh
which bs MT long ago gave in III, PassInore William
SON case. This decision settles The questions involved
in it beyond future disput-. so Far as III lssal and con cor
stitu;ional po,uts in the SANE are concerned, ihe
political agitation OF the Question may be sept up but
with rather diminished ZEAL
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%COMMERCIAL. iiICUK:j.
RICHMOND aARKErS, MARCH - 1857

RICHMOND plahlNclH' MHnSh ~. iS"
~ The following quotations arc wholesale foF '"'l
EaCON We quote old sides ut Re; Old shoulders s
4ytc old hams huii; new ,iies i2j %: new shoulder
| none; new hams l2;0l3.
..nn p. n % ct-.; old aud Interior. l26l5cis
REESWAX-26626 3 = 70.
COTTON-lt cts.
! CoKENfor city consumption IS so y CARLOAD Of ..
COTTON YARHs-2i eta. cash Cotton ccrdaxs
20 10 81 cts. y 70.
CORN MEAL-s0as2: cts.
~COfFEE-R!o lOi IL CITE: Lagnayra l2i Is; Jsvs /;
cl6; stock light; Moehs i7,6ls cts:
CANDLE S-Tallow lG cents e 10. Jackson's DO. u
uuTs I9c. Adarnaniine 26D30c.; Sperm 4563Icts.
FEArHFRS-Live Geese 50G55 cts. Demand :ar
F~LAXSEED-Sl 5OGl 90 y buhhel. dull
FLOR No cbause-slles Of %SGperEae 70 shipper. o.
So 81. So s. per tu,hel
WHEAT.-Nashet \ lule Grncr to-day; shippers Guy
In. more freely. QIoa'ion. rcmm!n 81 3j2sl 10 Tor
good to prime Req; 81 4SGs! 50 for good TO prime
CORN -Markc; firm and .nles a: 70G7 IS c:s. per bu.tel
LloUoRS.-Erandy: Ot-rd, Dupuy & Co. S5a 5ooF
gall: A. S~cigre;;c, S34j q 81: SGxcrac. 1920 $50, H., u.
eee.ssy, az G545 90; Peach scGrceat 81 % a =; virs Ia
Apple. 75c.; do. Did. sGG $50; Northern DE-. $50 -. ;!mi +.
lion. iJ9iac. Rum. New England, 5J6j2r, scsrce Gini
H,llpnd. 81 258l IS; American, i5c. Hhisk,y, Richno. d
Rectihed, % a ~ cash Cincinnati, none in market;
LARD-New, IN obls l3i % l3, cts.;i in kegs. iIi.
L!ME-Sl ~! from wharf; 81 81 trom store.
LEAD 6t 0G'cts. tor piz; 7d7t!or bar.
MOLAS.E5-We quote New Orleans 7oa75c.; Porto
Rico 6s to zoe, sales OF prime at the latter price. Cubs
Musco rado do. IS 20 10 cents.
OATs-Wc quote a; 81 cts.
OFFAL.-Bran. lsc. p tushel: shorts 20 C.: brow
,,ua. 81 ship stuff, 6Oc.
PLAsTER-Lump Plaster IS 1896 ecE ION: Richmond
ground SCH per ton. Csc!ned s2 37362N soarrel.
TEAS.-Impcrisl and Gunpowder 536sl 10
TOBACCO-We quote Inferior lues, in hhd.. al a 6 20;
Shipnin, ; 20 a 9 50. Manufacturing 4 so n 10; Inferior
Leaf Q so 10 20: Good II a II; best S!cnninr l3a j. 30:
best Manufacturing 10 a 10 80; L.oose Lugs e " 20;
Leaf 10 Is -.
GUAS0.-we quote Peruvian n, 500 yer ron. Govern.
men, agents have put the price up TO TINT sum. Mexican
% q &c.
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ARRIVALS AT THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

TOODW4RD s .rEWrIIY, P-orriao-,.
CT Thomas. Fluvanns; Robt O Chri.rinn, New Kent;
L " Walden. Charles City; / NJ Spratiev, Surry; Win II
Edwards, Joshua Zeisler Va; Daniel " Norm mt, Rar.
over; Patrick KeIGe and lady, va: stnunton Field, Ker.
lucky; Dr. K " Anderson. ninwidiIe, w : Garter. Loui'
Jn, u Kin-, Vac X r; J D May. d Perry. \ G.; l. hro"n:
Rovdtun; Beni Tucker. Robert Tucker, Dinwi1di"; Mrs VI
C tiilke.on, T " Giikesoa. huSusn; V AaGiun:s, Amherst:
q q Goock, Va C K K: x D Enu.s, Bowling Green; T l.
Henry c Howlrit. Petersburg; K II Colrai. Shen 'niooh:
~ Mr.rrcil, Farmvllc; 4 Wcincr, John Waywright. re.
ter warvr;ght, Highland; lia:h Atam-. Rpc.bridsci
ali lady Ma. " Dax.on, Lsvi,bur-; D How,rd, Alex.
suGri-; " q T,lif.rro. Caroline; Tnomas W Marlin. Va.
Thome.. s~ni,hfeld; Monroe Oliver. Hsghrown; Robert
Auylinr, Franklin: wn Martin. N c: John II Pull'n,
Mrseviie; 2 l. Finne?. Pi'tsylvsris; n w Howard, Thos
q Shelcr. Floyd; ] N JeFcc.s. Burkeville; D T Wesner,
Wooi!sy; DrJ Z ! Gregory. Luucaoursi J K Allen, New
York. A r Ohsncinin. . ar Vile.
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Correspondence OF TIE unioa.l

The Democratic convention has this day closed is
libors al This place by the unanimous nomination u
Tho Hon. Z kiiwrli as lis candidate for the ClIce OF
Co r,nissinner of the Board of Public Works for the
Stete Of Virginia. The Attendance of delegates was
large, and the convention characterized by an unu.
sual display OF talent and hne speaking. The Ut.
most harmony aud good feeling distinguished all Of
lis proceedings. This nomination is a just tribute 10
one OF the best, purest and ]wor,hi-st men in our
Commonwealth. lie will have no opposition; for,
if our Democratic ascenLency was not so decided .e
il Is, the universal confidence r-po.el In hi, integrity
and ability, and his great personal popularity, would
OF themselves debar any competitor from coming
into the field against him. The office y. one created
under the constitution OF our STATE, and he, collt,ded
10 it interests Of grea, magnitude Mr.. K!dwell WIS
II modes, bu. efficient member of tie lats llou,e Of
Representatives.
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For tie Enquire.
NECKLENBURG AND CHARLOTTE SENA
TORIAL DISTRICT.

Our mex; Legislature will be OF nucf importance
and il will b. necessary IN have men OF the ATTEST
talent and the purest political virtue TO represen: rs
In v;.w of this, | be- leave to recommend 10 The
;eop.e of his Senatorial District Thomas +. Goodr'
Esq, who is eininen'!y fitted 10 represent them 10
he next Senate OF Virginia. Frankues3 ana bold
ne.a characterize him as II luau. Wooded 10 no par
rs. subservi.n, to no class vi politicians, yet IN TACT
a Democrat, his individuality OF opinion h- URN.
uess of purpose, his po"er 10 CONCEIVE, aua MS
ability to execute, will make him al oil hhes d USE
ful member OF u legislative body. =,
Mr.. Goode has s;uciousIy avoided political me-
We, ha, ever shown himself resdy TO meet new Is
vidpsl opinions. He was among The first 10 :nvell
the "new. born American party, and, venture 20
say, die ~ much .tsrctive service as any individual
IN this section Of Virginia to annini!nte lis plausible
vet f-ail dogmas. Ii is due TO Mr.. Goode to state
that he il not aware Of the rse / am now making OF
mis- name. | am sure that more than hall OF Tue
csople Of this District juiu ine in tho hope that he
4 DEMOCRAT,
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g it will adopt, i. needs no sser 10 say.
CONTEMPORARIES AT JAMESTOWN.


The Ia r!ctc proposition 10 r"a'n!ei"o'e'e ~
lsudipg Of our tjreia;hc;s N J1me7Lo"h' 9n"''
Christopher Newport, ii &c.,, on the i'h Oh M"'
next, the semi-centeDrial Anniversary VI '"'' .'S
resting event. we are pleased to perceive Is e'''''
with a .pir;, that promises to do justice 10 III" ''''
sion. There are few incidents il" the colonial history
Of our county more memorable than the lebs'ks'i0n
Of .la; brave band OF ADVENTURES lew ioco"'''S
around which !inger more sacred aSSoc'hhoHs 'ua'
J,sys1owy. A remnant, OF It's cru'nohus "a's
.,;l, s:auls, pointirg to The past for Wa mas ofeh anu
il; 20 the Iudlan hunting grounds, now covered WIN
carr. t;e,dS; to the Powhatan river, now known n; 'he
Ja,nes, With steamers in place II ,he oi!ch oafs ca
noes; TO tn. forgotten graves Of a race once lords OF
the lard, now almost extinct. Jamestown OH the
,3,b of MAY. is well calculated to awaken feelings OF
reverence, aud remembrance sweet ana SAL
We concur With our contemporaries OF the .Hessen'
ger aud lvaig, in recommending Mr.. james Barron
Homo es the poet for the occasion; We also second
tn. srares,ion OF Mir. W. {. Rives as the orator OF
fNu fay.
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TIE HOLLAND TESTtM6

THE HOLLAND TESTtMONIaL.-Oae Of The
last Off ciat act, o; PresIdeu, Plarc. WAS 10 approve
a recommendation Of Secretary McCi-l.anI, .ha; the
citizens OF Washington be authorized 10 erect. on
the triangular reservation before the Union o;i %, an
appropriate testimonial 10 the memory OF she gallant
Stewart Holland, q native Of tiis city, who was lost
in the i'll fated s;esmer Arctic. This desirable site
having been secured. and the designs for the pro-
posed monument having been corapl-;ed, it is TO be
hoped that all Who subscribed TO the fund will pay
zen and yister should take pride in aiding to honor
the memory of this brave young msn. who 60 fear-
leesly discharged his duty in tho hour OF peril
Warrington Union,
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ARRIVALS At THE AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND. MARCH Il. 1851.

". y D!NIDI, ETOpEH!U!.
Jas n Crockett. Tenn: Paris Taylor. Allegheny c II
Price. Pr Edward. Thos Mathews. lIi!itnx. Jas " Elicit.
A " Eliot, D " Morton, Miss Richardson, Jas I fiay,h.
charlotte; WIN + Taylor VIM l. ch"atasm. Dapviiis; J
Henry and lsiy, Boston; X b Trent, VIM Price, CaInScr.
iaud; Thos G SIloIes, Lynchburs; Mrs WIN Allen and fam
lily. Clurcmnn': Mrs Simpson, Mr. simpson. Canada; Col Re
Aslliu, FIuvanna: ] Denone. Mainr; Samuel W0odsau,
Mis-: X + b Point. n c. r ] Berry. Tenn, Geo II vickrrs,
Ky; J Eisenhower, V 4 T X IL: WIN J spirely, Din~id'
ir; " K Drnnils, PetefsbarE; 4 X Ho!Iai1y, 5potsylvs.
ko5eri,un. Jas J Jennings, No.towny; W 81 Hobrcu, J \
Harris. Powts;an; X Crurnp, E Truehcsr;, Drnvillr; c c
Turner. Cry POM; IL Simmons, Bark B%el"idcrc; r Bar.
uari, Washington.
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WITHDRAWAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.-In
accordance with the provisions OF the act approved
March Sd, 1857, granting lands to various %rsilroada
III the territory of Minnesota, the Comm ssioner OF
the General Land Office has Withdrawn from sale
and location. until further notice, all the lands now
in marke; west, together with a strip about thirty
miles broad east, Of the Mississippi river, with the
exception Of several townships north of the half
breed Sioux Indian tract.
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IATI.hI EkItM Ei'RlpE

HALiFAX Ma III - The syeafa hi america a.
rived here 10 cay, bringing / verpoo! dates % ice
2Sh +. brusry.
LlvlEpeoL, Fet 2S.-Cv:ton has declined one
sI1fe-n'I pence. To saI-s of Tie Week amour;
70 "A U0U baies. The ma; KIT cl, SD si.ray. Bread'
r,u..s IRE Gu!. Con-nls Tor money $50. Money Il
slg.iiy easier, bu; rates are unchanged.
Later eGvicts tom China stg;c :hA; lie eve ?cr:s
70 which EaropeLn snip. arc admitted. have Iec
r!I,,. ulrt. ,,r,-..
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FARM FUR ALE.
fNRW FUf NNLE.
SNTE. Robert 'Nllups and George W. Biilnps. %
w

NyTE. Robert ''llups and George ". BiilGps, exccg.
~ tors Of Tho Nus Hiiiuo-, deceased, will offer lof
sale At pubic auction, II Matthews Court House. on u.
9th day o. April, i-i:, tina, h"irg the first dny OF The :.
periUr Court. ;l!r arm upon " lich sdi deceased resided
nj the ,iue ~ hl= dealt, which iarn i situated on the
West ed ui Ia, River. nerr !s head, aud corta!ns t~o
hut dfsi rni uir-,y..iur rcr"-, e.: last survey; ,wo huL.
dred OF which, bv .uppos::ion, is cleared. or l0nt sri;ab'r
tor CO ,ivr.:on. The restile IN woods, principally pine,
.uitsale Tor cord wood.
The buildings consist OF a dwe.in; bull; chiefly OF
brick. bat cnEuoi he rcro,nm",.i"d asa srn:or;nble one;
there 10 one kitchen. one -nokr house aud one barn, n 81
tire, bGiliiI. aye N tG!eftb!" order.
Relative 70 ill And Uys:e.r, and ali advantages 10 be de-
rived from n s!tun:iou oa the water, !t!s equal 10 any 10
this section
Father description !. deemed unnecessary, as the pre-
sumption is ih., any person desiring 10 purchase, vii! IRE;
view The premises. PnrsGE5 ~ h!n, 10 v!eN OF "xaGIua
snid larm prior 10 the d : o; sale, can 90 81 ~ calling or
Rob-. H!lups or Chri-. ] RIi.ucs, ",h'r oi whom will take
plas-urciu showing ! The = post Otice Is North End Mat
thew. count. VA. md st;Utl3u h not lar lrOmit.
Terms w.l! be made known Oh tiny % SaIr.
BIZ CHRIS. : lLICP
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DEMOCRAT.
TO TIE DEMOCRACY OF CHESTERFIELD

AS your late worthy representative has announced
his intention not to Do a candidate for recollection 4"
the House Of Delegates, the time has arrived tor you
to DO looking round for his successor
Withou; intending any discourtesy to the gentle
men who have already been recommended, allow us
to add to the list the name OF Col. ;. Bsssett trcnch,
q gentleman well qualified for The post.
in presenting the name of Col. French Tor your
consideration, we have done SD without consulting
him, prcsumius. should it be your pleasure TO con-
Ter upon him the honor, he would not feel at liberty
20 decline. "a b. i. SO we'll known t" the niost OF
SEVERAL VOTERS
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COLORED CITIZENS IN RHODE ISLAND.
In. Constitution of Rhode Island limits The right OF
-Dr, ~. To ci;iz-ns OF tue United States. AS such,
ro!nr-d men have been considered IN hat State and
allowed "a vote. AZ, however, the United States
S,nr-In. Cour, hss iu,, decided that they are not
cil!zeus. it i. supposed they will hereafter be denied
the rich, OF s~ulf.ase, unless the State Constitution Is
changed.
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aTNIIEO s!Arh, 0r ANENICA-EAslEkN

bIs VIZ ltii.'' : , So
Whereas, 4 libel has been lied Ia tao Di.tric, Cour; OF
tie United states. Tor tao Eastern District OF Virgins. on
the ih day %. March, 1851. by mcs Gann. lbclnn,,
against The Schooner Leave" nGr iacaie, apparel. iurii.
'Cre, &c alleging 10 suDstrncc taat Jnmr- + Jester.
then and there. bc!a; the owner OF sGii Schooner, dbl,
by his certain bond Gr instrument Oi bUuOmry snG rs.
pOtheca'!1T, bal a!n cit, the SAID James X Jester, his
heirs exc 'g;ors, ADMINISTRATOR, &c, 10 pay unto oge
Jean ". Morris, his certain attorney. executor, admins.
'racor, or assigns. n c.rtrin rum 81 money; aud for tic
better security Ihe.eo!, dt hyp,tnecste and rn1r.crse
the snid Schooner Leave" ncr tackle, apparel, fU:pi.
ture SO. Therefore, tue ho=tlrs: prnys tina: proce.,
ts.ue against the said Schooner Leave" der tackle, 81.
phrel, furniture, x. ard tia: shc may b, coade mnei
ani sold 10 pay sueh aaE,aset, with costs, charges sHt
cSpcn.cs.
Sow, therefore, n pursuance OF ;hs r.oni,iou of b :
iii Cour. ~ me d.re.;ot and delivered. d. hcreNy
g,Sr noii 6 n al! person, claiming the said schooner, her
t"cklr, nppnEe', in!,G.c. !vc., or IN any names. iutrre..
CT therein. ihst tEey be, ant appear before the said Dis.
tr:ct Court :" be held 1T the CoIrt Room, 81 the City q!
RichmUnJ. IA and Tor t. Eastern D.str!ci Of ViIgiris, OF
he l2th day 0: May ney', NJ - o'clock, N tnen and
there 10 inicrpo-c heir c.a.us, AMI 20 make their sllegs
tioas ~ thu. behalf. J. y STEEL, ~
Ngrch 49,: For jHo / VIZ 2 Il F. Vi.
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Ths new tatfs $ cons!d-Iei 80 oeneh't'ns greatly
rho Nv England mills which Ia-ge!y use wool ui
tie c,arscr qualities, and the stock 81 so;ne of them
has advanced five per cent. II is not, however. con-
sidered favorable IN the cotton mill, specially those
for tic lnnnu;nc.ure Of thr tner qNAililrs.
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FUNERAL O. DR. KANE.

PHtLAuiLpH.A, M.rch j. -io.iny IN immense
procession escorted n. remains 81 DR.. hane 10 tbs
second +. e.hyieri-n Chu Oh, wh,r- t.E-ral service.
were performed. Inc military n"d az imposing cFc
procession were forty minutes in passing u gwen
point. The streets were lined with Spectators. Bel.
were .ung, luga were d;rplnycd at half nast, With
drsnei Grape GU the public build ,ngs end shipping.
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A FUGITIVE SLAVE oNALONG JOURNEY.

Ii i. absolutely shocking to think that those shining
specimens of humanity that enlist 80 much sympathy
n"w-a Gays, should sometimes descend to "pn'-
ia. d. vices. TIE Syracuse Standard say thet Rev.
Samuel Il. Ward, once iamou. as n tus'tive slave
Has been sentenced to transportation TO Van DE.
mans Lairi for committing forgery. Ward lett St-
yacusc soneiive years since, taking up he residence
in Toronto. Subss quentiy lie Went 20 EGG!and anc
vas maize a lion Uf-thnt is. of course, an African
lion. H. picked up cor siderable money, and instead
Of .onins back To his family IL Canada. h- went t'
Jamaica AMI purchased u plantation, and there com
united he crime of forgery.
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PRINTERS IN PENNSYLVANlA.-Gen. Pack
e., the Democratic norniuce for Governor of Penn
sylvaniu. Is a printer by trade. Tue two United
STATES senators nbd the Chief Justice Of Penn=ylva-
MIA were also formerly printers.
Mr.. Strickland, the Democratic candidate TO- Ca
nal Commissioned in Pennsylvania is also q printer
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

iSnoo4 y CRocHErT's REPoRr.l
CATTLE stock &C better quality the pas. week.
Prices from IS - To 10 -. gross
SHEFp.--Iu demand. 81 80 20 S. 80, gross.
HoG--Ss
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-, ,.,,,srs.I condition. Keep the valves open

enG It Tue sitam tc"P7' -, H..
ia. DECISION in IL nf"" S'"' ".' a.
f.. Srn},g. 50 far = 'e'i-'"' i'4'',''o" 80 "S
,.::u 10, .! -lrey IL r' nd iGe "''
3D.. ,.oo- .o..l,, III, Constitution has been cor
...,o, and Congress mu-; conform. Aboiition'Sin
n,,., ,,w un.nask, and wecY is waiiarc "lcn'y *a'
a,,ays board n.sirs! TIE %goytIun"u' per 81, OF b."
r, il, behssts and pass III the Stage. Which a!:-rn'
tive It will adopt. i. needs no sssr 70 say.
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For me Ea3arcr.
W. EAI,NlI

4 meet. : will be held al tie Court House imrne.
drately after tho nd ouinn=nt Of Court, ca me l5:h
March, 10 consider lie subject Of The s..o OF ardent
spirits 10 resfoes. TIe prompt attendance III every
c!tizc. OF the county wLr feels an interest in this
important subject, Is earnestly requested.
Man CITIZENS.
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CoLORED PERSONS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The citiz-n- Ut Philadelphia snd Bucks counii"-' Ia
IN. number of onr hundred and twenty, recently sent
TO the Legislature a petition praying tor a Law TO pre-
vent colvred persons from other States acquiring n
r, siIrrce in Pennsylvania.
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LATER FROM Europe.


NEW YORK, March l..-ILo steamship Kangaroo
arrived to-day. bringing Liverpool dates to 2jIn .,
February.
LL.rKPooL. Feb. 2j-Cniton is dul! with a de.
c,iu,n, tendency; the sa!r- of the last three day.
arr.r,,,tt 10 lT.GGO tales. Prices are unchanged Con.
sols 81. iI.nn-y IL firm. Nothing is doae under six
PEI ce,nt. There have been large arrivals Of god
f'cm Australia.
-Four srs declined Gi 20 Is.
Tn.,. is Il prospect q: Al aricabls settlement, o.
the P,,,isn d;a!cu.rv. Mr.. Disrheii's ansndmen,
va resat., oI, consequently the Bud get - virtually
passed. -. ,;-,..
iect,ou of The Clarendon Dai.ss treaty, by the Amer.
can s,u,t., d-preca-es The renewal OF regotis;.ops
on Central American st.'fs
TN. Madrid papers are discussing The ou'rages O:
rim. Spanish ciiiZ -Is IN Mexico. II Is ANNOUNCED
that .ish. thousand troops will be sent Immediately
IN Cabs io replace those 10 he sent Ia Mexico.
Fer. arc cn,er;riuei al Madrid that ;h-r- viii bs
.nurh.r in.urrection. Large Quantities OF slnnuni.
riuu have been foGuG Aidcen ~ liz cit.. Iii. he.
,,.ved that the Democrat. An! Ptrgessi;as have
conspred together ssain-, The government.
Orders have been sent 20 The squadron lying Gt
Mati"n. 10 proceed 10 Caciz aud jp;a the expedition
10 Mexico. a lire U. battle ships and three war
s;eamrrs have been detailed 10 the same destination.
PARIS, Feb. IA settlement ha. '.:rn place be-.
tween En- and anc Persia. tie conditions were agreed
10 Ia.t F.iisy. /; l. runorcr 'har the Russian troops
had Leen d,srmbar d nt balitur K. On the Caspian
Sea. and that the Russians have forwarded Il III .tivu.
to Teherar.
Lospos, Feb. 2l.--Ths Ear! cf DERBY maze Q
speech to-day, in support II q c%'o!u'ioa cond
the Chiuesc w6c.
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nnrn ,cnrr ~ MASSACHUSETTS,,

BosTuS. March l0.-Dr-i Scott, who has just come
nat al liz. Sugr.,n- c"H-t. hHs i:nt in'o our legislative
hal. In ,ho !! .use tr-iay. I'm order WAS nd mtinS
i,-'r1ciin. tie commit" on FEDERAL relations ,' con
hsidsr lie -xpsd5-ncy nj instruct.ng cur Senator'S AMI
redu~-tin. our Representatives in Congress Ia pro
pos. ~ amendment of the constitution 81 the United
States eIectins judges oi the supreme and Inferior
colrt. by the j,"ople for a term of years.
The House also appointed Il 10 consider
snd report whli measures snouh! be taken IN view OF
ib- Geci-;oa of Tie Supreme Court III tho DT.d Sco't