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In the House of Representatives March
81, 1858.
The Honse being IN Committee o. the
Whole on the state OF the Union, Mr.. Nib
lack said:
Ma. CHAfRNAs: II wos not my expecta.
ton, sir. when came here, to participate,
during The present session At least, in the
general debates Of this House. II il not my
expectation 10 do SO still. What have We
" briefly 10 say. 10 rather by way Of person
81 explanation.
When the Presidents annual message
was communicated 70 this House, at the COM
mencement OF the session. Il received, as q
whole, the approbs'ion Of my Judgment. SO
far o. the policy Of the Administration upon
shi~ vsxed Kansas qoestion was toreshad-
owed 10 that message. l cou 4 not see how
she President could have taken any other
|noeI|5|I q ~ .s|( II my duty . sus-
peoj 81 opIu'on, = ~ - wss practicable. /.
aatiI the question csms regularly before %.
and until il was seen what new and different
phases of II might be presented. In the
meantime I was exceedingly enxious, IN
view Of the division Of sentiment here, -
we'll as elsewhere. amongst those political
friends with whom am accustomed TO co a
operate, upon The propriety Of admitting
Kansas as recommended by the President,
that direction might be given 70 the question
which would enable those friends TO unite
10 their action upon il. In this feeling ]
was not sciuated BY any dstrust Of the cor
rectness OF the Presidents policy Ia my own
mnd, bu, BY a desire 10 consult, as far as
was practical and proper, the views and feel
ings Of others, whose cooperation ! very
mich desire.
Sir, xhen the Presidents spccis message
was delivered TO this House, transmitting
che Lscompton constitution. unhesitalingly
Endorsed both the premises and conclusions
of that message, felt reassured that my
isst impressions Of biz Kansas policy we're
correct. would have been willing 10 have
Stood upon the doctrines and recommends
tions 81 that message alone, and to have re-
lied upon them for my vindication. While
had seen 90 much 70 condemn aud 90 little
10 approve in the action Of the people Of
kansas, I felt then, as I do now, that the
sooner this unfortunate Territory WAS organ
lied into State, the better for il and the
country.
But there were those here who, protesting
not materially 10 disagree with the Prcsi.
dent. insisted that as 80 much had been
charged about Irregularities and frauds In the
formation Of this constitution, some investi
CATION ought 10 be had BY some committee
under the order Of this House; and Is fear
Cd no legitimate investig CATION upon this, al
upon al other public questions, and . WAS
willing 70 eoncede something 10 what SEEM
Cd 20 be sn honest difference Of opinion, II
sotcd 10 refer the message 70 the select
committee, with instructions, under The sub
ssitutcd resolution of The gentleman from
Illinois, Mr.. Hsrris. j Sir, ! did 80 with
the hope that, when lhc smoke and dust
which then enshroudsd this question should
oc cleared away, - felt confident would
soon bc done. those gentlemen here who
seemed an'y IN doubt y 70 somu mere col,
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THE GRASSHOPPERS.
From The phlladelphla North American. !

From the Philadelphia North American.I
The vast swars of gresshoppers which have been de-
vastatng the pes of Texas steered northeast
upon their departure thence and they to great
height from t ground as though for long journey, It
is melancholy conclusion that they coming up this
way Myriads of them now eating up vegetation in
Ohio IL is, therefore, no very violent supposon that
Pennsylvania, with rather milder climate than Iowa, ~
notunlikely to be visited by them Those insects are
not like the common grasshoppcr, which every sum-
found in our fields and roa1s but of the size OF
locust with the gregarons habits Inc ordinary
grasshopper is weak of wing and rises to great
height whereas the legions which have repeatedly des-
oated Utah and Texas rise far into the upper air. and
move off together TO great distances, like wd geese
They appear in nnumerable hosts, and instead OF scat
teng aght in body upon devoted locality, which
they attack and destroy with the systcmatc movement of
army. They will thus eat up crop of corn or cotton
in very short time In Utah this plague visited the
growing cereals with utter destruction often three
times in one season. so that the afflicted
reduced to extremcs for food They seem to have
attacked our frontier States, and to he moving gradually
into the body of the republic. The horrors of famine
have been felt in country, and accustomed to
the prolific abundance, IL is calamity to which
one has looked yet these gasshoppes terrible
visitation to region,
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The seal fishery IL likely to prove very successful,
twenty three vessels having arrived at ST. Johns, New
foundland having an aggregate catch of about $4,000
from the ice Is conictipg There had been several
rivals of sealers At Conception Bay, all well fshed
The emigration to New York still continues to he
small The number of arrivals for the week ending
the 10Th instant was only 1,7f3-making an aggregate
from January 1853, up to that date, Of 49, 49, Du-
ring the corresponding period in 1867 it was 42527
On Wednesday, the 2sth instant, the people Of Mary
land will determine at the balotbox whether they will
have new constitutional convention The act Author
izing submission of the question to the people was
adopted by decidedly know nothing Legislature and il
probable therefore, that the convention will be order
ed and successful effort made tn impose restric-
tons upon the privileges of citizenship in that State
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VOL. XIV. NO. 80.
LNR0M WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST soUTHwRsr, AND NORTHWEST BAIIf

MORE AND OHIO RAliktAD. M Af fHF
Summer ayvayes ns, ~aA greatly t~provsd seksaules
through connecting daily except Sunday
from Washington for the Vest as follows
Isl. The CINCINNATI tIElss MAIL starts a 61S, m Al.
Junction before proceeding West This Grafton
Central Ohio for Columbus, Cincinnati asrusdals points
sslqS 81 qp Hasa RE e "a sns ses %
leaves Washington Qncuding sunday as2s M reaching Gin
Train for Louisville Cairo es, or 81 Iouis Kan
Time from Washington to Cncinnat only rs hours and
sd cINcIaSAII Dx41oN, INDIANAPOLIS CAIRO, ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO and NoRrwtsrRN EXPRESS leaves except saturday
lnoe leaving Baltimore 10 On sunday night the eonns1
grand scenery light
Si6, a. m, or ., M train from Washington 49,
take the train For all points on the Marietta sroad take
Washington by all
these trains in both directions the closest most direct and
and advantage that the Of baltimore
OHIO Railroad and is associate Lines esu have been secured ed
quarters and every other possible facility will be found upon this
Way passengers the
viii leave Washington follows For all points between Wash
junction and Piedmont by the l5, train For all
tons between Piedmont and wheeng take the s. M, train To
FOR BALTIMORE, PHIilDEiPHIA, AND NEW YoRK.--FOur
leave Washington daily for Baltimore, follows At 5l5 and
The SIS m and sa5 p M trains make connexions a. Ba
and Philadelphia for New York. and the 45 for Pa
The 5i5 m, and Q, p M, Western
concessions at the Washington Junction with The trains from Ba
SIS M, s.2S p m, Annapolis
The las, and 325 aud D. trains will stop
tons between Washington and Baltimore +l III .aa
Sunday but train leaves Washington 8 25, p.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON There
follows Al 20 and 645 and and $40, the first and
fourth Of which will be Express Trains and will except the
functions f
The 64S will reach Washington s3o being specially
intended accommodate SUMMER RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY
train will be from Washington Junction bring the Ex
there from the West for Washington
Of all kinds baggage checks further
apply to THOS II. PARSONS Agent,
@ Or at the ticket Office Washington station
.N @ r @ er w. p. SMITH,
Nnster Of Transportation
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Eat Hal ii#tt General Ticket Agent
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lYl Dadem Worn by Kings Emperors what2 Why

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
1yl Dadem Worn by Kings Emperos whatf Why
u Beautiful Head Of Iar
Because provided for all our
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head is bcre Of It's covering the hair be snared and sveIcd
half Woods Restorative
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all such Read the following judge The writer
the first Is the celebrated pianist Thalberg
YORK; April 10, 1853
express you the obligations
United States rapidly becoming gray,
but the application of ar Restorative
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/ am, dear sir yours truly,
"Drych Gwylcdydct"
wcch Newspaper Office 13 Nassau street, April 12 1853
PRoF 0. woop weeks ago
bottle of your lhir Restorative my wife, who
would the hair its original coor but
my surprise after few weeks trial has performed that
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restorative all want of such change hair
CHARLES CARDEw.
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PROF O. j. woop With your Hair
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Only ninety eight members having appeared,
Mr.. CLEMENS, of Virginia, moved that there be a
call of the House which motion was not agreed to-
ayes "A, noes So Jsi &v tqe ..5 zsrs,,
The SPEAKER stated that the journal could not be
read until quorum should appear; when s's
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee moved that the House adj
joun; which motion was not agreed to- yeas !, nays
The journal was then read.
aa EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS
The SPEAKER laid before the House a commune
cation from the Secretary of the Treasury asking loan
of fifteen millions of dollars which was referred to the
Committee OF Ways and Means and ordered to be
printed. H.iifsaa1a ViiaMHM4 tae AatdaEs,
The SPEAKER also laid before the House a message
from the President Of the United States transmitting the
letter of the Secretary of the Interior communicating
maps Of the geological survey in Washington Territory
Mr.. DAVIS of Indiana, moved that the communica-
ton be laid the table and five thousand extra copies be
printed which motion referred to the Committee
Printing 5ss,.I s-.Y,'f.t., m
THE REPRESENTATIVES, MINNESOTA.
The House then resumed the consideration of the fol-
lowing resolution yesterday reported from the Committee
of Elections the pending question being on the motion
of Mr. GROW of Pennsylvania that the whole subject be
laid on the table.
Rs,ped That W. Phelps and James Cavanarph claiming
seats as members Of this Mnnssota
md and sworn as uoh provided at such admission and quan
cation shall not be pecudu any their right
% seats witch hereafter be BY any persons having
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine, proposed that all pending
motions be withdrawn, and the House agree take the
vote at IL o'clock to morrow. F
Mr.. REAGAN, of Texas objected "-'''e
Mr.. COV0DE, of Pennsylvania, rernarlring that no
business could he done moved that there be cali of
House which motion ruled ont of order bht aate
Mr. GROW moved that the House 60 into Committee
OF the Whole on The. private calendar M ,s ,iyf
The SPEAKER decided That the motion could not be
entertained nHsmuch the House was engaged in the
consideration Of privileged question upon which the
previous question had been ordered
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BALTIMORE, May 8, 1858.

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The entire profits already amounting HUNDRED
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FAsNAM Office Banking
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CITY, SATURDAY,, MAY p, 1883.

adopted instracng the Committee the Judiciary 10
inquire into the expediency Of law authorizing the
marshal of the western district Of Arkansas 10 employ as
sisants and guards in serving process ia the Indian
country.
Mr. WILSON submitted resolution providing for the
printing OF sixty thousand extra copies of the report of
the Commissioner of Patents Agriculture which
referred TO the Committee Printing
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