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n0&UOn Oo10Ukters
Last evening Captain Bowling and ocer Jordan Of the
Sixth precinct, arrested on Broadway s. c. Boying.
ton clerk under Mr. Fornsy, in Washington, charged
with being alleged defauer To The amount Of about
$2oo, eco in Post Office scrip.
seems that the affair has already created some excite
men among the members of Congress- which was alluded
to by our Washington correspondent day or two ago
At that time Il was not definitely known who
the alleged defaulter was, but II was runnored
that the person had abeconded Nothing positive
could be ascertaned In regard 70 the matter In Wash
pgton but IL eeerns that yesterday Captain Bowling re-
ceved ateegraphic despatch from Mr. Forney Clerk OF
the House, that the supposed alleged deauter was g.
BoyiDgton, clerk under him, and that his supposed
was thought TO be in this city Accordingly
ipgton he could be found From other Information
IL was supposed that Boyngton Intended to
sail for Europe, and accordingly . sharp look.
out was kept on the several steamers About six
o'clock last evening, Captain Bowling, while on the look
out discovered Mr. Boyugton standing front OF the In
ternat!cnal Hotel, Broadway. Captain Bowling went up
to him and said Glow are you, Mr. Boyingsonr which
seemed totake Mr.. B. by SURPRISE and for moment he
was at loss 70 make reply He, however said tia,
was hb name, and on being told that he was wanted
agreed to accompany the officer to the station house.
through his pockets desirous Of finding somethIne
that he had put up the above hotel under thu
assumed name Of Snowden and presumed he as only
waiting for good opportunity 10 make his escape from
the city.
On being taken 10 the station house, he desired
pen, Ink and paper, and up TO late hour last night
was writing numerous letters TO various parties
thirty seven years Of age, but manifested con.
siderable nervousness during the evening Captain Dow
ling and officer Jordan deserving or great credit for
the prompt steps taken by them to arrest him.
Bennington viii be held to await the action Of The ine-
rested parties.
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tors voted today in favor Of the amended Tou bin, anA
fear thss tho aet' ON Of the csucus night pAos
them N tsh'. place, and atssmpt . onptroi
their votes Inoss that bayc been the strongest a4vo
cafes Of olns rre opposing this bii-a ccmposs change
o. Fronts on % u ades Il looks ne 1--at IN r. M-as
though the y0ll bill would be defeated 70 MORROW
Inc was in session this aernoon considering
the claim oils; but little wss done.
Inc Snaae held an evening session, consde ing bills Ia
the Ooxnmittee Of the Whole, mostly Of local Haiure
pWe tomcrTow Hall 4 Company's charter, with smcnf.
Hents very nearly a pubhshed IN he HxRAIp, with
lew punctuation MARKS added. Thoye viii DO min0ri
" report from the committee against L.
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TJIJRTY-SlxTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1e, ]

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1e, 1850.
TIE TROUBLES RIO GRANpE-
The CHAIR presented message from the President
municang additional documents in reference to the al
legged hosties tho Rio Granie Laid on the table and
ordered 70 be printed.
TRADE WITH IHx BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES
communication also received from the Secretary
Of the Treasury transmitting the statistics relative to the
trade with the British North American provinces
RuuoSs
Several petitions presented the contents Of which
could Tot be heard in the reporters gallery.
roJrAL AFFAIRS
On motion OF Gr. ANTHONY, (rep.) Of l., resolution
was adopted ps.ructng the Post Office Committee to 10
qure into the expedency of providing by Law for the pre-
payment Of letters by the penny post
STEAMBOAT INSPECTION.
Mr. LATHAM (dem) Of Cal. introduced bill to create
separate district for the inspection Of the boilers and
machinery OF steam vessels.
ARMS AND ARMoRvS.
States and to regulate The appointment Of the superln
Mr. Hra1Es, (dem.) Of Va said that stricsures hsd
been made the other day the superintendent at Har.
pers Ferry, which did iDustics to that gentleman He
was good officer who faithfully performed the duties
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS, (aem) Of Miss, an amend
ept was adopted tina. The sales 10 each year sh. not OK
said saes, and the whole number to be sold is lees
than the acquisitions made, they shall be divided between
the United States are now distributed
Mr. SIMMONS, trep) OF l., moved to strike oat the
first section Of the bill which provides for the distribution
OF the arms.
Not carried-2o to 2s, as follows
fEAs Messg Anthony, Bingham. Chandler, Clark Cola
Dixon, Doonle, Durkee. Fessepdsn. Foo. Foster
Grimes Hale, Hsmiin. Harlan Sumner Trumbu wade
Wilkinson and Wikon
NAYs-Meesya Bag ard, Benjamin. Big,er Bright Brown
Clay Cpgman Crtienden, nayis pouglas Fitch,
Gwfn, Hemph Bunfer lrerson lhnson Of Tenn Kenns.
Thomson, Toombs and wgfaII.
Mr.. DorcIAs, {dem Of H., moved to strike out the
second section changing the mode osuperntendsnce from
civil 10 military.
The CHAIR stated that the motion not in ORDER as
the Senate had already voted on that question.
Mr. BALE, (rep) OF N. b, moved TO strike out the
enactng clause.
Mr. AS1nosY, (rep Of l., moved to postpone fur
ther consideration OF the BILL and take up the private
lendar. Agreed.
PRIVATE Hills PASSED
bill was passed for the relief Of the American Board
Of Commissioners OF Foreign Missions
bin was passed for the relief of jeremiah Pendergas
Also for the relief OF Abner Merrill
Also for the relief OF Miles Devine.
Also for the relief Of Samuel II. Taylor and heirs
Also for the relief or Thomas Maadn.
Also bill authorizing the institution OF suit against
the United States TO test the title TO certain lots In Hospital
square, San Fir ancisco.
The bill for the relief OF Thomas Crown was discussed
and tabled.
On motion of Mr Mason, al three O'Clock the Senate
went into executive session to complete the unfinished
business OF yesterday.
Adjourned
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So<rrwHn1s CsIvAIRy.-Ihe Louisville Democrat which
10 sort Of camp fonowcr Of the dcmpcrasc party in its
blind eagcsncE 10 get Douglas nominated At Charleston
entirely orges xs manners, II ever had auy, when
facts detrimental 70 the Little Giants prospects spread
out before It. Il says that i'the NV Yoax HkRAIo b
getting correspondence from all the slave Safes ixcud
ing Keptacxy to show that Douglas has friends This
region sha. there general voice OF condemnation hsr.
and elsewhere the South; al o, which LEA re.o
riovs, IboninAble lien
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tho opinion II these gentleman, a v an - ur Dim
mick, another mcmser Of the House g Militia. .has .hs
remedy for the serious evils Of the sv,so n % bs
found m government printD, Office Mr. Gurlsy Gays
he can demonstrated saving to the govsrnen, thereby
Oh over one hundred shovs land dollars per year.
The 1kiEV sArnic CONVENTION.
me telegraph Convention 10 stin To- session in
m~ c"y' Todsy II WAS resolved that tho several
~esfapn oo~' ,Anies OF the North American Tsle-
H.pn AaA' aation are recommended TO furnish the
ean"nsonv an INSTITUTE the National Observatory, the
tendent Of the Coast Survey and the Associated
during the present year with brief daily m,teor-
"ogcal reports IRON prominent points each section OF
the United States, contribution to science, ana as
means Of demonstrating the great utility Of the telegraph
| In that department OF know Wedge.
me HorsE BcsrNES.
highly important to the country 70 know that the
Emitted States House Of Representatives, which met the
9Th of December 1885, have carly this day. the 10th
Of March, $780, adopted the report OF the Committee
tho Revision the Rules and prepared 10 do the
pubic business. One OF the rules made rs decidedly
Improvement the old inasmuch provides that
single capiisus member cannot prevent the passage Of
bill by his single effort for requires Ave to object the
second time the bill has resched objection day Other
amendments to the old rules have been made
The PROPOSED ooSFmxScx souunRs STATES.
There conference Of the representatives Of South
Caroline Mississippi and Alabama 10 night upon the sub
ect Of the proposed conference for Southern
ton, to come OIL In June next The invitation came from
representatives from South Carolina the Legislature Of
that State having suggested H. Some Of the Southern
States decline to participate In II, Virginia among the
number Mississippi and Alabama gave their approval
The object Of consultation to decide upon plan
by which attendance might be most conveniently
cured in case determined to carry out the idea The
whole subject discussed At considerable length, and
is understood there strong expression Of opinion
against IT, No defnitive action, however, had upon
the matter. It viii be resumed at their next meeting
which viii be held In q day or two.
South Carolina will be recolieced initiated the move
ment Virginia declined to participate in IT, and Missis
s,ppi and Alabama approved and arranged for the ap
poinsmen Of delegates but the South Carolina Legislature
adjourned without any such action. Although formal
proposition adopted, the majority incline 10 the
opinion that the Governor Of South Carolina should
sembe the Legislature Of that State select delegates
and Of this we will probably soon be informed.
LOUISIANA RAILROADS.
The Commissioner Of the General land ofce has cert
fed TO the Secretary Of the Interior for approval
supplemental lists OF lands, embracing thirty four thou
sand four hundred and eighty acres nuring the
State Of Louisiana for the New Orleans OpeIousas
Great Western Railroad.
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NEW YORK LnQ1sLATuRn.


Senate.
AI-ASY, March 10, 1850.
he New York Central Park bill was reported by Mr..
MASEmRRu, with IN amendment making Il misdemeanor
Tor The Commissioners 10 expend for the complexion
OF the Park than has been provided BY The present law
Mr. RoRzR1soS (rep.) moved 70 strike out ths amsnd-
mcnt After = sharp debate in which Messrs. Ramsay
ana SonnoIy supported the motion tho ansndnsns wss
The bin 70 repeal the act creating Commissioners u Re-
Mr. GRANT dem pressp.ss minority repor. ax.lus.
the Dill TO ALLOW members OF Charitable socetes 70 vote
The Railroad Toll bill was taken up and, sser long q.
bate,
Mr. s.smoss nep) offered an amendment, allowing tho
haosd 70 pay and other roads IN pro-
Mr. PRoesER {rep) spoke against The amcndmeal
o Mr. = s s srep IN reply severely cssa sAs .
pration, after dcnouncrg prodgate scheme for the
purpose Of getting into the canal bill an appropriated Tor
hngthepipg the locks To toll the roads and pan these
private schemes Of plumber putting cont into The
treasury with one hand and taking out shing with The
other
Mr.. Sessions amendment TO the bili-a compromiss
adopted
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An amendment 70 tho Railroad Toll bill was adopted,
allowing the Central read to charge TX cents per ,ic
Mr.. McGR1w then moved to reoommit the bn With in.
structions TO repeal the original Assembly bill Lost By
Ano pm d6 AmeuOeu wax Jneu OIoereQ 70 tnlru rea0
ing, by vote Of II 10 10.
Tie final passage Of the bill was made the special ord
for tomorrow.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion OF NJ. COLrN the concurrent resolution re-
questnE our representatives in Congress vote for an
for the Improvement of the Hudson river was
adopted unanimously.
Mr.. GARDENER introduced bill to incorporate tho
tne Gymnasium Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association.
Mr. RoBxRTsos introduced bill to authorize the build
ing OF q dock In Eastcbester Bay.
Mr. RICHMOND ted in favor Of extending the time
Tor the completion Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad.
The Assembly amendments 10 the bill 10 protect the
property 10 trade and earnings Of married women were
concurred IN, and finally passed.
The bills TO authorize the Richmond County Supervisors
TO tette the claims aeanpst The county BY the Quarantine
burDnes. and 70 incorporate the Corn Exchange Ware
housing Company, we're ordered to q third reading.
The bills relative 70 laying on. strees IN the upper part
Of the city OF New York and diminishing the expense Of
publication OF the State reported favorsb
The bill relative 10 the Commissioners OF Emigration
AND MaJiDe Hospital taken up and after debate re-
ferred to the Joint Committee Of Commerce and Navga-
ton and Finance.
The enactng clause was stricken out Of the bill To IN.
corporate the American Museum.
Adjourned.
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New rsrh and Dssssn chess Hatch.
M veil ssssssssa sno~ bsswssn NJ o.. C~s q
New rosk - ~ Aao Cub ~ nssses, ws eosc,s1ss
last svsshs ss the hour v II y n ras sazosins ere
NE NIL nsvss 1a1s - ~ ssAss y sarn gnns,-
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Personal Intslligence,

Americans registered at the banking o1ce Of Lansing,
Baldwin Co., No Place de h Bourse, Paris, to March
l-hr. Lenan, A. Sltxmam, II. +. Blownson, Edward
0aksmith, VIM. Il. PeI. R. Douglas and family, Now
York; John Dunlap, fis,s6urg; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Kelly Cleveland Ohio; Nathaniel Pendloton Cincinnati
Frueaun, Pcnnsyvania; K r Prentice, s. Prentice,
Albany, N II Young Seammon and daughter, Charles
T. seammon, Chicago, H.; 0leands Gibson, LouisianA
William A. BuEam, Esq. United States Consul II
Trieste, y stopping n The Ffsh Avenue Hotel.
Mrs Robert McIAne ana daughters are stopping n tho
New York Hotel where they Will be joined by honorable
Robert AclAne our Minister TO Mexico, previous 70 his
departure for Vera Cruz
Honorable A. J. Parker OF New York Deloe de WOOL,
New York. and Elk Governor Morehead Of North CAro-
Ina, are stopping ut the st. Nicholas Hotel
Archbishop Hughes and Bishop lynch returned 70
Charleston Saturday from their recent Florida trip
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At the eth move Of game FIRST, New York proposed 70
resign provided Boston would acknowledge to having
game No. 2, which proposal was acceptcdcach winning
one game,
Messrs. Lchtenhein, Thompson, Perrin Marache and
Lloyd played on the part OF the New York, and Mess
Richardson, Hammond, Howard, Ware and Stone the
part Of the Boston Club.
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Political Intelligence.

GETTING FRIGHTENED ON ACCOUNT Sr1KEs--The
black republicans getting little shaky on account Of
the turn the shoemakers' strikes taking the Eastern
States They have despatched Hon. John B. Alley, one
of the republican representatives to Congress from Massa
chusets 60 among them try aad smooth down the
rebellion He is TO address the strikers In Lynn this even
ing.
MADAME BATES RECEIVING 100 Much CREDr.-The papers
favorable to the nomination OF Judge Bates FOR the Presi
dency have been circulating story that freed all OF hs
nggers while the fact appears to be that his niagers
freed themselves The st. Louis Bulletin says that they
ran away from him, and he used every means in his
power TO recapure hem but they proved TOO smart for
the old chap.
An AMI. DOUGLAS DnEGArE.-Mr. l. Develin one Of the
delegates Charleston from the Fifth district Of Indiana
announces his intention not to vote for Douglas in letter
publhhed in . Richmond, Ind, paper.
COOP BLACK RKPuBfIcAS.-The Providence Conserve
tire RcaH. tho organ Of the constitutional Union
party In Rhode Island that four years ego Seth Padel
ford the republican candidate Governor applied TO the
Quartermastsr General Of that State for quantity Of
as to be taken from the Stats Arsenal and sent TO Kan
sas that the Quarermaser General declined TO acoede
to Mr.. Padefords application that Mr.. Padelord then
inquired Of the Quaxtermaster General whether he wad
accept order from Gov Hoppn for the delivery Of the
Arms 9o which General Stead very properly replied,
LIN Woeu uov. doPPn mao Bucd IN oroer, ne WOulo
consider t. Gov. Hoppin had too much good sense to
give such ORDER and Gen. Ssead after leaving Tor
Europe, tho matter thus ended.
IA STRONG DOUGLAS MASAt the Democratic Stale Con-
venoa Of Wisconsin the delegate from Shsboygan county
being unable 70 attend substitute In his letter Of
substitution, which WAS read TO the Convention he said
that his substitute voted In the Convention for any dele
gate 10 the National Convention mot in favor Of Stephen
A. Douglas be hoped the hrst man he met would whip
him.
BR.cKNRDG1 IN MrsssNPPL-John c. Breckinyidge does
mot appear 70 be favorits with the hreeaters. The
ycksburs Wing very uncercmoniousy disposcs a him q
Presidential candidate, and nmaies that although he
may be very promising young man." he did leetle
too much lodging on the Lecompton question 10 suit the
South
Know NorTSos, TAKE Nonm.-Governor Randall, Of
Wisconsin, has diabsnded an Irish military company In
Madison, the Union Guards Of Milwaukee, because Cap
tain Barry, their commander, declared he would not
take arms against the general government In certain
contingency.
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NAN SrABsxp In mn sixth wARp.-Iast night at mid.
night, an Italian was found upon Crowns corner with
two slabs on the back part Of the neck. One Of them
nearly severed the jugular ven The wounded man
cannot talk Epgish, and, consequently, IL Ia not known
bow he received the stabe but street fight supposed
70 have been he cause. The guilty party will probably
be arrested to-day
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TEE MARYLAND FrmxRm-The Denton (Ad-) Jowwal
states that the nsheres b thai vicinity did moro pros
porous business during last week than for many yeArs
past 1t this and better than 1t any period lest
rprlng. Herrnss ere now selling ri d per hundred
shad, which have mot been very plentiful - YET sell for
SO cents pair.
ANOTHER HARrn's KWKY vrcm.--A letter In the Rich.
mopd DspafcA, dated Charsetown, Va, March esys;-
Mrs. Anooue. the oldest sissr OF George Turner who
slain BY John Brown and bis associates was buried
hare Today BY the side Of her brother she died 81
shortly after her brothers. death. She never rallied
after bis murder, but continued sink until her broken
spirit buret s earthly bonds and returned 70 it, Msker
Another murder 70 be added 10 the Harper Ferry list
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Tn cnssr HAMA IN new YORK.

Appaxiaasns I'm Oar Rublic Libraries
ssrssgs csnfsrsness with DIsembodiei
SpArsss-xaght Ems~ss In the Rhetorical
ssssssy nuasasaG-Fandssgo by the
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red-yeAs II, nays IL.
Tho bill was then ordered to third reading.
The bill as Il stands the bill that the friends
Of The measure DESIRE win bc by the list II yeas
and nays they are recorded against accepting the report
The Senate, after lengthy struggle, have substituted
the bill reported by Senator sessions, allowing the roads
TO pay specified instead Of tax on freight; the
the other roads about $50 900 THIS Is the Bin VIII The
2 cent way fare provisions that has been ordered 70
third reading, and wi pass that body.
friends d the last evening counted Is in favor Of
the House BILL but change IN the programme has taken
place, and now they ind another bill thrust upon them
favor Of the bin yesterday are 70 day voting against Ills
new bill" White man. you win zee, "s mighty unsar.
tain"
pafs by one majority and as has now assumed another
shape, will make another prediction Tho Senate bill Will
pass that body and be sent TO the House amendments
COperence and as the two presiding ocers are in vor
Of Toing railroads these committees will DO arranged
carefully On the top Of this WILL doubt be general
Tcng railroad cancus where the factious republicans
There was . caucus last evening Of the republican
Senator's on the subject Of tho Tohne question: al which
we're the STATE 0icss including the Auditor Of The Canal
there sharp shoong between Senator Hammond
and the Canal Audior Hammond refused point blank 70
e :nd ns g e
that they were obliged 70 give him up u was found i'm
pcsaibe 10 haruonixs tho republican elements on any
proposition hast evening e imagine vim % = any
was not fully attended.
There hss been : private row among the republican
Senator'S this afternoon. appears that Senator's Fcro
Lapham and Sessions were appointed committee, 1t
the meeting last evening, 10 call cauc1s, and immed
atcy afSer the vote the Toll bill TO day fourteen
republican Senators signed CAN for caucus for this
ohs hut the above banned Senators refused TO issue the
cal They thus compelled to 20 without the caucus
rn dtsS he FINAL vote o. the to bill hSse three Sens
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-29
When Ladies should be Looked at

a writer in tae Atlantic Monthly
thus enlightens the bellies OF the
street concerning the inallenable
rights Of men to look attheir pretty
faces:
There are some very pretty, but
unhappily very ill-bred women, who
don't understand the laws OF Inc
road with regard to handsome iaces.
/ Nature and custom would no doubt
agree in conceding to males the
right of at least two distinct looks
Mt every comely female countenance'
without any iniraction OF the rules
of courtesy. or the sentiment OF re-
1 SD ct. The fist look is necessary
TO define the nseu of the ihdlsld
nal one meets, Is to avoid ber ii
passing. Any unusual attracllo!
discovered in first glance IS sum
cient apology for the second-not
prolonged impertinent stare, but al
appreciating homage Of the eyes
such as a stranger my inoflensivel,
weld to passing image. 1t IS as
Itouisbing how morbidly sensit'v
some vulgar beauties are to tn
!, Slightest demonstration Of this KIND
!, when a lady walks the street So
!, leaves her virtuous Indignation coun
tenance at home; she knows We
enough that the street is p'ctof
:, gallery, where pre:ty faces frame
/ 10 pretty honnets are meant to be seer
!. and everybody has right TO Sc
d them.
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