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WASHINGTON, April IA, 1850.
Days Rest to Bo.h Hosves-1As PotIv and Prior Af.
fair-TAe Chayleon Cbnrcntion-zAe Peansyuonis Dele.
oates--Imporsana Work O3 Out for TIE Nea Wesk n
the House and the Sesate- Kezican A6aIs-Tae ia
TcmsM Embdmy-7he Prince Of WaIs, DC.
The two houses have shut up ahop to-day. They have
done good weeks work, and have earned q holiday.
Some Of the members of to Mount Vernon, some are
rummasng among the executive departments upon the
pyramids Of their constituents some are writing letters and
frankDg documents, some are preparing reports and
speeches. csucusing or consulting or counting
with delegate here and there to the Charleston
Convention. and taking their rest and drinking
whiskey.
The Pryor and Potter affair considered settled with
out fight or compromise but the republicans -
lively over ~ pond full Of frogs after spring rain.
They singing the praises Of Potter and they and the
bowie knife ten inches clear In the blade and two and
half wde beautiful instrument though pronounced by
the Southern friends Of Pryor barbarous and vulgar
weapon Of butchery We advised, however, that tho
next hostile challenge received BY republican from
IRE eater viii be with the selection, the weapons
fOr tho Asht Of pes altar The fshion Of John Browns
Harper's Ferry potato diggsrs.
The ousds exoitsmsnt touching the trio to Charleston
b dying out ms high prices Of provender and lodging
there have reduced hunoreds and even thousands ore
beein q pay Ssn 4 apprehended that the stracrins
camp followers short Of funds the close or the Conven
tpn e BE- larger than the immediate means Of relief
behind giving 70 the fxed population Of Charleston "a
ipiuaon q We rowdy elements Of Baltimore, New York
and Philadelphia
The Penn sylvania democratic tariff men who be,evs
b the speuhc duties and protective dscriwusopr OF ~
Buc4apaus policy, watching the movements Of their
delegates to Charleston Those WIS are hare are Sus
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personal friend. lleCfn, ALSO .hat General whitney win
carry the majority u Ne Massachusetts, delsgsea ag.nss
Dossna am satisfied that many delegates, who declare
Dobghs to be their first choice, vii stick BY him Cor
certain number ballots until they he , likely v 10
nOnnased when they win abandon him for else
Guthrie and Breckenridge among the most prominent
candidates talked or distinguished legal gentsman q
Massachusetts,, delegate to Charleston, gave - hs
deliberate opinion day thai there seems " - but one
thing settled in regard to ths Charleston Convention,
namely, that Douglas cannot be nominated His want Of
fidelity % the South IN the Leoompson struggle win destroy
their confidence IN him at thin Important ssus
1he steamer s. X. Spaldins, Captain Hover, arrived
n Baltimore today, with thirty seven Of the New
England delegation 70 CHARLESTON on board. TAev
experienced rough weoshsr. Some Of the delegates
reached This city this evening About sixty win leave
Baltimore in ths steamer on Wednesday evening.
THE PREs1DKr's PROTEST MESSAGE
mo debate In the House on the Presidents protest meg
sage has eeen postponed until the Is! Of Nsy.
SUMNER VERSUS MASON.
Nr. Snmner took tilt with Mr. Mason In the Senate TO-
day, teaching tho vngnan Latin and manners much
his surprise and confusion. The DEBATE was sharp.
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msrdod The yeas and nays He wanted rennaylvsnians
10 uedersana Wheeler they want tas1G a. nol
~ n osdsr ~ H. Wsshbarn thas 70 nnbusesr.
" tLosccs. lrep.) Of PA-Aud whether tarir ID 70
he Sr1Axm, 4 responss 70 question by Mr.. Barn-
a. 9, ss,a Ne 005eee viii oome 10 70 MORROW.
Adjourned
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House sdorn over for enc Convsntoa thsy should TO-
smother. ~ Little or - business would y doss. m n y.
Mr.. zrrr, (dem) u 8 o. oSscssAse botA prsposlsons
and offered subsatute that Congress adjourn IN tho str
n June. tn
The sr.Axn decided this out Of ORDER.
Mr. wEslow said it could b insroduced = n hide
NJ. Cussr, (dem) q Ala, proposed n aSpurnnsu.
sine de- on the 18th Of June. ~ q
decided out Of order.
M HUrcHrs, (rsp) ofohio, nsvsd 70 table ts Who'll.
subject
Mr.. Kmr understood ii proposed 10 recognize pol
teal conventions by adjourning over fur them
surrsnsaos on zan comu TRAGIC.
Mr. ELIOT frep) OF Msss. introduced BIZ, "a prohsb
the ccoe trade by Americans In American vcsss Re
ferred the Committee Commerce. Subiotn "a "a the
The Committee 70 whom was referred the following 70
solution have made their report upon the asme:--
hssolyed lhs the Committees ccmnefcs b dirscssd to
inquire Into The espodicncy OF prohibiting. by lew all
can vessels f,Sm sDg.sns 1" y: ec2is sfsas
paris Il he world. " '''''
The report commences with an elaborate history Of the
cooe ade saying that twenty years ago soon atsr
the aho OF slavery in the Britsh Wess Indies q,
emigration Of men and women commenced from ths Bfi
sh 10 the East Indies 70 British Guiana South
America They came in British ships. The attempt to
eo0nse the coolies not attended by good fortune
sickness and teath made terrible ravages They were
found possessed OF useful qualities being unaccus
the hands the masters ceused results
which, when made known in England, created great ex
element and Indignation.
Measures taken at once 10 stop the emigration
but the value Of the labor had felt ia GUIANA and
Efforts made 70 the trade by ameoratas the
treatment Of tbe sboes and promoting their welfare
in 1872 the importation renewed under regulations
restricting the number 70 be brought In one vessel
&c and made necessary acqusint the emigrani
with bis destination, ana the amount OF compen.
saton. The emigration has continued TO Guiana and
70 Trinidad. Blu; the Aaurtus has been the fsvorte
port 70 which the importation has been directed At the
end Of the time for which the contracts Of service
MADE the ind An coolies were, by the terms OF the agree
meyt sent back udis without cost 70 themselves and
although the amour. Of wages small not exceed ng
nve dollars month"; with clothing and board addition,
yet u the END or the term OF they have carried
nome such sums OF money made them comparatively
independent and induced okers seek their fortune In
ike way.
Tne importation of East India coolies irto the single
port OF Marritius, Between 1S43 ana s6 indicated
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The above footing does not include the cargo 767
to 50sso and go added to the mortality The total
Der of DEATHS therefore, dufng the period named was
been lost whose departure was not recorded Ia the year
1885, the per centage Of loss was 1924 per
sster 10 the ship flora Temple last summer.
The treatment OF the cooe Cuba depends OF course
upon the character Of the employer but the nominal term
remain alive at the end OF the term do not know.
has not pretended that any returnand those who
the who would desire TO retain them il valuable ana
who would not be bound support them enfeebled
70 work Herein 10 the Aziatic cooe more helpless than
The report proceeds to qaote from Mr.. AbSot's new
book, in which he says,"H seemed to me that human
coolies IS vastly worse than that Of the slaves Those
wrctched Chinese lured to leavo their home upon
the promise Of being fed and clothed and receive four
would possess 1884, This seems HE immense sum 70
poor Chinaman, TO whom cent day is very
their arrival for about $500 II their owner can wear
them cut in eight years that they de- hc OF course
has nothing pay. II he cannot, he sends them some
distant plantation sells them again for another eight
The committee conclude by saying they believe Il TO
the time has fully arrived when snch Legislation
manded and recommend the passage OF bill in accord
with these views."
The bill sppropriatiDg $4,000 70 Indemnify the Shawnee
Indians for the depreoaons committed by whites
P'ss'1 ruv ,..,vvsv v,..ssv
NJ copw,x frsn nr nh;c from ,hs corr,,tae IN
ror.srn AZ, vopy I az o S mv VIC 'ssoo ~
ss;r~ ssS nno - Sss,.. tno axssas ~ tI I
r rnSS. ~, p.ss.d "' 0 e~ps'e W VIZ o"PaAA0so
ANo~@s'' x.rs r,c x.xs..
~ ro,v.x <-or ~ IA ' $1,000 ri, .,r..,~,..,,
SOS ooo for mail tsc}les Of wesss N Kansa.
pssssd ,.;r an srnandsnsm, nsrs-.H ~ ". cr.vsora
az sop ua The III ~
rp,asp sssshsbsa ~ The a. = =. r. Smne 1Sss -
~ r~,".- ~ ~ ~ VIZ 1870, -s v.orvssr ,<vse.cv
ne rcroy 81 the Iodsisrv tm,see on the Presdent,s
nrotcst COMING m NJ ~ ersrssi order
lar. BuxSrTaT susretSsd s po,tpoucmcnt.
Mr. HIrrway "A II 0ein ! 81 pa with 4 diepostiop n
accommodate lie aoptleman was Wiling 70 postuore TIL
the Ist al Nav In answer % ouestaon bv Mr. Rranch
be said be was willing to allow reasonable dscusson
would not call ne preyious question for two or three
days.
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peeled Of ds position to trade upon the candde win
Ssssr ss s = s e Ss
ssn zs sssd . b nssosasns icr shsir = AZ ss
spoils In the event Of the nomination and eIobn d
o. ss n e 10 sss,sss oso ss
Convsatsa, p oslsd ppn . show thsIr hand,ia
IKE sosshsrn ffss trade nssshssy In ihs camp.
ne next week WIN b 5asz oae n both housss,nd
SonSsy. ~ isS, Heln.ss nsoriS report g, ssa,Ss
minority reports from The Judiciary Oommtee upon u
Pesidsntsas protect appossd he regular ords *
and bring che nssler 70 vots 81 Tussdsy Afternoon.
they do ey WI next call up The tarin bill, h order 70
ne ss e &c s g S ~ y e =
tSe smSslrssmenis q The irssssry. -'''' II
IN =. ss s,ossSs ossd sssn md Is @
% Adhesive vcte But upon this ubiect, whether post
poned r aossd upon IN the nserv 70 he Charleston
Ucnveneee hs Convention viii be required speak for,
Ms1e0n mn e SPEAK ne Southern opposion party. IL
p 4, se.I-& U9 dsorgenxng oRrayIan measures
ssainstths dsmocsalo ssiss Wssn ~ pcoSapaD We
toed the bill granting lsnes each * a the ate0 for
he support Ct e ss.sois... cos. = a.
onal ii.ue this y tho plea for the people against this
But The friends Of The measure IN ~ sep.ts
are resolved 70 have . tsst vote upon Il, % tia
The exact whereabouts Of every senatorial candidat,
Tor the Charleston nomination upon this question nay
Hunter, nor General Lane, Fitzpatrick, nor SdA no
ougAs, nor Paxce OF Maryland, III Of whom uAmed
g AZ y the s 0 S has dssd n' PosSe spon
CO., for the debate thus Tar has been left almost excive
~ on The democratic ode, % Johnsoa and Nichoon, Of
osnnessee; Mason, W'gfAh, Of 1sxas, and Push, Of
The swim report Of the expulsion Il American etasna
NramOn il bow appears Vas pure invention. Nrsnon
e not such fool b biz policy to limit biz heht e re
Jua5ez party ~ nexco Aesnnme inc trends 6 tno
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TIE AILEGED srEcuLAnoSs m corrrss.
Tia trial 1, The cs,a ~ ry,.As.r va .>s..t ra>rs
Hope sr charged With .slns whss.ooa conn sSr
Justice BEDFORD. IN Jerssv CIV: M Jsls .ons,rsS sor
plaintiff, and Mr. Winfield for DESCENDANT large number
Of persops were present to listen 10 the proceedings
John Wood testified that no sopsrinssndens = the
ss.sss ground; he rsse'lssssd he burial e ".
Y0't' child on The 18Th q september last the record
SHOWS mat six bodies m all were buried IN that grave;
40 f&n' p1.0e nesunes - say osoer msnent
dispose Of the ts 70 these graves sinsss =. sr,as
when Mr. Yess came down 70 zee II hin coma was naho-
gy OF not according % On bookns the nrs conn tAken
up contained the body q sborn, the 70 cond mat q
China aftsen month. "a ~ i, 49, - 49,, = ~.
Yosrs ehld; this CONN wes a whf.swood; Z pwsm
puIonssms eIsve seonea e go, 20 @e con-
never tnorn rU e bocs 3 5. Susd ~. =
iSs Ina. - - . Z II 4 ] :
a. s,s e 1 re q crave without dssd
sesuiss ss.@ln.son rssunsd- = company pubnshes
pamphlet VIII rules md regulations, which are di.-
Hopes duty 2 tan persons purchasing graves whasfhss
sney nave; -. xo.s ana Islsnef we're very mucn cx-
ne grave w,.rsCp.nya &! man, and upon epsai AZ
,n ae coma ~ x0es laenuned re BODY = thas g n.
u w wnness Iccoakoeu NmsSkmg Nnon mo ooy g
ldsnaasd !. .has q Is onnsj th:s quis. essnss ia
ssxen place snce wss ,aker Up nrst; Mr. Yosts child
Was removed from the New York Bay Cemetery On tha
ne Ss =. msIcrs ne n.o no oouot put nat We pooy
W On e l0n 49, we same one ne saw - me Jer.
Wy .emesery On tne amor Aescn the second eooln
~. v " manOsany ons, sno tne tnird one, winch
Snn.n xoss oesuneQ-t 1877 cnlo on the Lam, ana
- uefe" IN me !oan september Sast; eeQhed
- Mr' aoPe s1o sola nun wanted
vented e bury my cnld = NE ioot q the mr. but Mr.
pSster nave pured q me New YORK Bay Cemetery;
wnsn ne c1d r,s s buried the s.ve Vs. opened sbcut
- ~ ro ny III sd .ss ~ =,
r,ssi - 49, $3.50 S, IN s~1, se weso Dosn
s, - h S ~ 80 1872 nyzs ~ 49, "
ncneS ~ s,~ n, lev mc1es q .ne !cp 2! me
ssvunu .ne .nnu comn MI mood 1slo contained my
co,la Tsa ~ wss IA NOS ny cn,o, nine was e maao
sSes onsped ths conn snS W. Y ~. w nv c,, -.
hnrcrss -. rssc~d ~ ,rcr sey ~ Wy r-ssss ~
DoaSuss W. Plaoeo upon me oreess g
onysr,,v " n the isr..v rs.r re s sars
.n.y t %s.s " sne CONN iiom ny gssve Loln9
49, W. W. gn1 w 1s ~ unsao Son Eens W.
men . % ne Mew rak 49, ~ Uems,e wneo sney scok
u Inn mmsosse'y idenuned ny enild. -
coysoboFssvn of ~ rssvss ,ss. ~ r.,@ ~.
rested The case.
!. - -. n se ~ ceencsas, xoa c..e
- ~ 80 ~ to puxy cnua; min.neo nm 100
p.ncgsny conn szd buried ne ehna e re New Yeek
russv ~, NJ va c = IA ~ ~ w. $500 ~
cS,d ~ ~ ~ = M 49, Ce 49, -. I - oun1 ~
- az " 1919 ~ w ~ @ ~ ~ 49, Icnvvy
- Ine seI,ey Wv CemsseIy iost Sccmeo me q semee
- , ~ S'n1' Ia s0d ~ nlm e,oy we -
~ Iu1y, 1o ccal - sola nm wss maoe
% NV. az \. essse.y ~ cu w. ~ Tue s.e
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MANY ErnAmrz wnlrx5 disd n Boston on tho 13th
inst, at the advanced 10 Of ninety three yeash
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON. April 16. 1860.

WARRINGTON, April 10, 1850.
HToRx or ABusEs IN AND AROUND THE OArrroL.
communication was received from the doerkecper,
giving the number Of employees under him. Salaries Sc
Mr.. BURNETT, (dem) Of Ky, spoke Of the necessity Of
reforming the abuses In and around the Capitol there
being twohirds more Offices than the public service de-.
mands There were always horde Of onioeseekers who
must be satisfied BE moved the subject be referred 70
special commute.
Mr.. MccRR, g. o. Of KY, suggested that IL BE- sent to
the Commiteo Manufactures who, having nothing to
de night manufacture something (Ianghter)
After conversation, referred 70 the Csmmittee
on Accounts
PROPOSED R1cnss OF CONGRESS-
Mr.. wrsrow, (dem.) Of n. C., offered resolution TINT
when the House adjourn Friday II be TIL the first Of
May and fhss message BE- sent TO the Senate asking s
coacurrcnce.
Nj KnIoca, (rep.) Of NJ, moved an amendment sub
s.'trtrg the 2la II Nay. he was satisfied that IL the
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the establishment JOHN e. BURNS.
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| D. G.. JONES.
THE PULASKI TIM ES."
HAWkTNSVHLLE GA.

VI lDursday, March ID, 1897 says:
FINE H0NEY.--DR. X G Smith, oftnis county
PRESENTS US with beautiful article OF honey equal
not superior to anything ever saw; Tn is hon
was manufactured by Mrs. Smith, according to
ne diaectiOns given in receipt which she purch
ed OF Dr. Greager; Baltimore Md, ANY.
person can get this receipt for making honey, and
be independent Of the honey bee by writing to De
Creagor, No 5SS West Baltimore street, Baltimorr.
Md enclosing 50 cents.