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Nm. ...aytrs Battery Ct Artillery Ii sd>
..ssinS u arr columns for one nunuFeo is
''" I, $ desired to swell the Icll to its
Her. is & hnc chance tor those
:, serve their country. This cou-
x.n 4 ncole fame, and 81 who join
- .l.,, .;c nsri:sge, and feel y generous
Teton =, aaat ;e Tie glory Of It's banner
- ,,,nssy hiss a prestige which no man
nth !, will consent to see lost
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CHARGED WITH VA~oRAscY.--W. lliam Duke
YVES 7eoterdsy arrested at Tie order CT the Mayor
charged with baipg % lie and diBsolute eerson and
a common gambler. ae was locked rp il tho cage
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RuacEEp KEAoTlL GT P3LITicAL PRISONERS.
Among he rcmors yesterday current rPou The
~street., WAS che iDat the Government designed re-
moving 81 the "union" prisoners uos held in this
city t. some Southern city for vafz keeping. We
were una Ole 70 rsTi!J de truth 0; Ire report
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VIOLATING me LIouoK LAw.-Tho follow
Ing parties we're yesterday arrested fot selling bqcor
In violation Of Martial Lew: JOIN Tin.ley, keeper
of q bur room on Shockoe hill. and Heo1! frschew,
q German liquor seller at New Market.
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ue.,,n~ In Petersburg.

rupll. nes,in= In Petersburg.
me.tiuE Of the citizens Of Peters.
,o,a or Tuesday night last, the following
ZION sss offered BY the Rsr. DR.. Pryor,
.,,,od eaG. T:lSt q committee Of e. &c
lid hy This rlseting, or the chairman
h w. vhoss iu:y il shall be 10 repair forth.
IT, nt.,s city Of Richmond, and in behalf OF
'".;r-sas Of Petersburg, respectfully request
rr,;;atut 10 proclaim martial iaw IN THIS
nd the Surrounding country to the aus
SN'- Al toll niles IN the same terms nnaer
HHL. y i. established In Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-07

RtAANpEp.-Ohsr!es T.. EAEarn, lie quo.
fous youth whose counlbisl !ncliasLons Induced
him to suborn ono Richard Shell 20 porjar= r:ruseli
in order that the former might procure tie nsces-
SAT-: marriage license, w.s yestsrd ~ renaudsd to
answc. Tor iEe cif.ncu before tho ~fiGAting. Court
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TsD REAL ksrarE hNowS ~ TAE ".kLlNGroS
uGC..," AT Tnk CORNER or MAIN AND SIXTH
sTki.ET9. F0g SALE Al AUCTION.
L Tie .elGs.:of Tho parties !G;-res:ed, We rhs,i sci
"a 81 rnnIc snS:!1n' C te Hrsn :ss'' o. &nNIAt'
so.e pforer,y located as aacTs. inosn a. !nr . AslnEsao
iiou1r," SUD aoE accnpiet by ooi. W. II. fE7. Toe .et
DO, . !:o:I a. lyi !t-t. AID s depia OF lts ;e:t, ~ .ss
cp,u Il tie tso 6r!ce ,sDemscts rcw kept SIS the " ArGas-
Tor Ivg,e" Escl. Of rhrse tenement, hal fourteen rcvEu,
tes!des - Y, kitchen. And age .::s3et IN he SitS: cosly
snd -ies. Et n-nGe.. w.,h nactle msutels IL Vii the roeE,,
<rEc.! t Tie .~,irsts.l sEc ~E;-E"ianJ co0E' &c te rT!cci2i
storr:. me. ihc sl!e cf .As .entEcEiI. thsrs ~ 10
| sold tvO T4c.n, .os-ore !yil- eatt and The other ve1
o. ;ae ssid ra.nrnt,-sach Eoniing ~ !eet, iuna;uS ss:~
-: 10 IN alley IS feet Sia- .hess iEo tsprrtGis cest
o.;s.as!y 30 s-:;i ;asE:, Sc 40 are in:c:mtd, $4,000, hna
.sey ere w.:10gt doutt aiDoas he st,: aor.ss aver e.es,st
n AchrVL1, iLei: .ccAt,c;. ios. Is Z , Eass inp.c.-f
| part Of ~. r'iS.
!sa.s,-04e Iorr:h c.sa hsian,e e. Y. &c. And s.
rpon..., lor rex )i!a6!> yG:.,. .a.er=st paF sb;s hGl! early,
scared y a ;rsJ: deed. Tee :sxes add iasasstce foE
c0b1IS i. APpEssos.
March e-,i .aot',eer
1HE WEST LINE OF FiRcr, BETWEEN MAIN Ahp
CARY STREETS. roa sALE At AUCTION.
Ntj Ill De so;t al auction. &C the premite-, 90 sATCE-
W bay, the EIGHTH OF MAHCu, isGs. a;sE .'siect
P. Il tie e&cc.!ea, brS. tenement. located Is above. 70.
IL ;sr occ1 TN:cy o: 81. VIZ. J. uppkIn. The house haa
eight Tco=;s, BESIDE brcG s!tcheo o! Iour rooms and l.
10 a NOS; 1c.!rs.!c ..i .~hborhoed.
| Terms - Upe-L.!.G ca.5 balance Htt a;d ~ non:es,
for ceso:!.h!s Enle-, !l:srsst added. secured by 5 trust
deed. Toe t.A=s Aac !asGrAacs !or Isl. 20 be 2aie BY Tie
purchaser.
Mac go. GODDIE 4 APYERSON, Aucts.
TIE I.LU.EsLE sROS E0nU< AND
WATER PuTEH @ ~ ?HE JAMES HiVkE AID KARA.
VIA CANAL, i MILES ABOVE KNOWN
A. I'll. "F@AHsLi: LRoS oEks," TOk EALE AT
AuQl!u..
! Z thr :eqG. ~ Q: ;he J~.er, We shall sei as public ane
Y tsn, OH 10 promised, oc fUE-pEi, tie lSh March.
i:is, cobnr.G.LS ~ u 1cicrs A. ~. tie valuable pro-
ce!.y t.oen =. ,t. "FrEcki!: lIca %oIk.," located g
above. ihe.e AZ lb .c'e: , !, .aad attached 10 TIC pre-
ci.e-, aLi . PEI, e:us! soc u water for ~prcpellinE tse rra-
chin-:y, "a. $ lgS T=2t. B,s!6es several toaa Of itoo, iLeFe
a.- soiae valuable nicht. t!J, toolc. cIiurrn, &C. II de-
sized, ~ ~Eo.e property vii ee sold privately before :he
Gay " ..". o. ,hs .ron AID machinery Eli be dfro,eI VI
spac ffcii he r.si -aIair.
Tie ssis Of this really ys!u.s!e prop-r'; cHers sIn'o,-.
tie opps:tGiiI; 10 olCe: VA S.-y ~isa 10 ensaIE IL De
..c. Business.
Tcrns at ..a 6uDDIE = Ar2E9SoS.
| H,rCp s-ILn LCcS.
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NV II. LEsKY d Co.,

w NJ. LESkS d I.
HiNr!ACTUREIs Or
Al PERCUSSION MATCHES.
C'IR of Suxxgx AIb How ARD eTgxsrs
NhAtyIiIe, TeEn.,
e;a:" faly prepared to manufacture Q
90, sUPERIOR AATOH,
- sc warrant 10 give eatre satisfaction, aId vii pJspd
~ts'' 81 auJ climate, and viii not iptnre ~ age
e GIdeI, !ro1 q distance promptly executed.
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WoSlENHoLM'S CUTLERY
~" Dui7n Woxte9holm's and Wade and Butchers
POCKET ENIYe
"bxen India RUBBER and othos WALLETS and
Fo:kEiBooKs.
80 efoH PLAYING CAEpa.
nossa PocKEr and DAESSING C0IBs
~ DAen auaa
~ Pounds CANDLyWICK.
hS-~S Mirrors, Candle sticks End thousands Of other
IoODS, at LEON SCHkAP5
MA, China and Variety ssoseS
-Ie-det'. GS Broad between lth and kh
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LIQUOR EArrED The Military Guard, act.
ing under the orders c: Lheir I hlaf, samuel haceub
Lin, entered several srosge.ies ysstsrduy and emp
uud their stock OF Liquors in the street.
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Confederate States Congress-,
Frrsr observation-disclosures Day
THURSDAY. March 8, 1850.
Senate.

Senate.
Mr.. BARSwELL, of South Carolina, from the
Committee on Finance, reported a bill to regu.
lato the pay aud compensation of members Of
Congress, which be asked should receive i'm
medlato consideration. The bill was read
It's provisions allow q yearly salary Of 81, 500
to each member Of the Senate and House of
Representatives, with 20 cents per mile for
milege.
Mr. BARNTEiL stated that chs Dill was subs
stsntially the same as that regulating the pay
aud mileage Of the United States Congress,
except the reduction OF the psy in the sum Of
$500. The committee thought 1t bost, in order
To avoid pVotrecied sessions and the ~cnrtail-
ment G: nishy expenses, existing under the
por G:em system, to report 6 bill providing q
regular stipulated salary. lie hoped it would
be passed atooce.
Mr. 0LDaAM, Ct Texas, al the suggestion Of
several members moved to strike out g, 500
sud insost IS, 0Go as tho yearly salary OF Con.
gressmeh
The alaendmnnt Was agreed to by ayes IL,
nsys Sand the pay was liked at $4,000 per
annum. i short discussion sToso upon one oil
tho provisions Of the bill, authorizing a de.
ducticr from the pa of members whenever
shssn,, except In csses of sickness
Mr.. BusSETr. af Kentucky, spoke against
tho deductins clause, He said it had never
worked we'll in the old Congress, and that very
few absentees were ever reported, or ever
thought Of reporting themselves.
Mr.. B%ASNwEll, thought 1t would do no harm
TO Try the provision.
Nh. HUNTER wss of the opinion that the
provision worked very benefcially in the old
Congress. BE was III laSor OF retaining it.
lis j: faenes was saiutury.
Mr.. WtofAlL was in favor Of striking oct
the clause. BE did not think that Is would
Influence members. II they we're sbsent con.
~tinualiy, their constituents would be 4 check
up,a them. Both Houses of Congress are
ouulpnsed CT sea;!emen. aud III Our Legislation
ws should consider ourselves Us such.
fi.e bill MS Gnriiy So amended as TO ex'
case members on showing sufficient cause fol-
absence, and w&s ;hen passed. and ordered te
be s-I:t 10 Lie House for concurrence.
az. uaRHwELL also reported S bill from sht
Committee on Finance, to regulate the pay
and cois peusatiou OF officers Of the Senate.
The blanks in tho bill were hlled up, SO a:
to allow tho ofco,s of ths S.aao yearly sal
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AsRE3T OF ALLEGED DisLoYALIsTs.-Wil-
liam Williaua, $ suspected disloyslist, aud DAME
Bitter, superintendent Of the Monticello Hall, war>
yesterday consigned 10 Castl. Goodwin. The former
was very bitter In hi5 dennuciatiol. 9i President
Davis.
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SECAks $40 TOBACCO
1883 beSart. well assorted
Ia, ~ boxes Manufactured Tobacco, nom common
: a;die,, ar some o. tie best branos OF Smoking
''hshi.si, For scle
49,, JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 0TbY.
Ia Pearl street.
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nah SEED.-A small lot, Just 10 hand, saa
~ Ideh ". PETERSON 4 co.
1S Nain sttest.
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RICHMOND d. DkNVILLE RAILROAD,
SUPERINTENDENT OPFIOE,

Feb os-s,sv :l,,April.
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age, sex, condition, ETC., Of The Africans employed
In General WOpl's Department.
SecOnd - What number of slaves have been
brought into this District by the army oihctrs ~
other agents % the Government rom the state "i
Virginia since the enemy abandoned the possession
NJ Manassas and their lines on the P0tomaci
Third-What number Of figitvcs from Maryland
and Virginia are now in the city Of Washington
their sex aud probable ageaf
IbUrh-Whht number II now IN or has been sent
b. Frederick, MarylruIp
FJh- How many src now I'D aud supported by
The money 81 the Tn ted States, Appropriated by
Cuugrrss 20 prosecute the war;
SiGh- by what authority negroes, old aud
young, male and female, were sent from virginia
h' rnllt"ad T. Philadelphia, nni ut whose erp'ns',
aud The amount II expense, and the purposes Tor
which they were sent
S'rsUh # Ne hp4uot The means H. answer these
iguirio- t. take the necessary strIH H. obtain The
Iu' rmsti.u.
ON motion of Mr. Lovcipy the resolution was
tabled lv vote - - rgpinst II, TIE Republicans
Generally voting Iu the aihrtnHt We.
The House reconstructed It.. vote By which The
r"aoutian vaE adopted calling Tor the eNpcu.
az rec 81 tie WoatcrI Department ami then re-
irDt ted IT,
Mr.. Adrich moved the passage Of the rs.o'tl. "a
heretofore offered by him, mstrl tiny TIN Commit
."o on Judiciary g. report back a., bill g. subject
certain persons a. military trial aud punishment
and for other purposes. Adopted.
The bill required 70 be repurted relates ~ Tie
trial aud punishment - military officers charged
With sw ,nding Adjourned.
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The Catholic cathedral in philadelphia.

On Easter sunday last this new and magni-
G.,u, Cathclrnl, undoubtedly the mos, splendid
huiid,ng ia tic United States, was opened Ia tao
presence Of nu immense congregation vi ioh had
..,, uh'ri lnug before the hour appointed for the
sorry "c-. TIE CORNER stone WIS laIi sept uhor III,
NJ, hv a.. uhf Rry pr Kruri,k, with imposiu.
,rr,uufIrs aud s!upr then the work h.. been zeal
ously pusrDut'd. But t. outside ohsery'rs tho
pole seemed 10 rise slowly aud, - the outer
~ were always bcpt shut, II WI, sometimes
i"uIt,d whether tie nnldng would he
CONN .Utyl during the lifetime " 'lc men
nov l.u-. short time ago, however, the
CO. ..ir POPULATION were thrilled by the
announcement that GA Easter sunday the building
wuu|d be- op'Drd with solemn aud imposing GER
ul.uirs. Though the interior " tie church Il
mot Yet finished, and high scuiIplings beams
aud l.. hlrf rrsry where appear, AMI unfinished
corn. 90 al rfu-u ~ hes and columns iWpaIt n
rr,vhpt chilling sensation o. the hululi,r. y't y
....,r inspect % prp!rc". u.st solemn feeling.
lud,',l l.,y uefsYus could remain passive anil cal
u1, unlut t.a sTtat G'm', in the solemn light
Hui Iotf TIE thrill ~ the u. ~ .cruH t. shake
t. Etuug walls aud max, the pulses beat accord
t.e' l. 10 turlhbiug II Is computed tot the
,d.Gyc 3D.. tIHs i,r est t,'nn,oUo. It will cost
s,iuo S'nu"Up y'' g. nd m anil complete IT,
ItcrS o. Uses gpu.in,r.c i NJ o'clock, Nhcu the
pr, ,4..u 'r't Tic Episcopal T,sid zee, headed by
{. lI.HtE,y. H.r.p VOL IN fail p.ut fn,l robes,
..,' u't,. rs 70 srpa' number ~ clnr.ymru, the
'rr stan Broth're Of st. Michael, and the Sisters
/ II'.. s"utrrncu ARRANGED tacrnsn yrr upon the
/ ri u rlu. Hit ns tH'y w. probably three hundred
J lr .u'ucr. III completely h'ci a. Tho choir
/ t.f rH were 1t, producing an u.stl.ItrleuIs aud
/ ..I SAINT Not
Q cmH.. 1910 me occasion was of a rare and pas
H ., r.tr, Ten, H,rI, indeed, ps .d.ul heard
N.ut, p' thr '.',i voices n' Philadelphia N-.y .-l
/ . Z of 100 OIL, .DH.r Tho effect OF th, scene nsl a.,
/ $500. svtr s...u'y grand. The rich ranp- .l,lnu
'.u - I' al mirr' nHb t,r 'r"@i
"u.. ,",. 100 '.."'.F r'mrScI. Al that a.
H. I,t,r l.l du yggs y.gIt,I tp nsi0ul-I, t. d,x
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The indigenous oats (lrenI .faiHa Of the bot
suists,) which many writers m.stakingly sup
pose IL grain run wild like that Of mustard,
(which is well known TO have hcen introduced,
and is an exOtic,) was also fayOrite food
smong the natives. This California indigenous
Dat covers hundreds Of thousands Of acres Of hill
aud plain throughout the surrounding districts
OF the Bay Of San Francisco, and forms one Of
fine most singular features in the diversified
scenery Of California; for immense stretches Of
OIt-prairies are often seen, without q single tree
lends from San Diego 10 the Upper Sacramento,
~ the mountains east and west, 10 also tho
-an Joaquin plains and mountains.
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car. have been procured, and hy the middle Of Nay
or ls, q June IL il expected the road will be In run
ming order from Fulton ferry to Coney Island
The route is through wster, MAIN York Jay,
smith and oh streets 10Th avenue, and along NJ
Coney Island PLAN, Md 70 the terminus
THE COMMON CouNCu. was last night mostly
engaged IN the consideration Of the rates TO ~
charged fr RdQowoll water. Tie Water Cone
miss.oncrs recommended tie following yearly rates
f.r tenant houses, ptcd'catsd upon three cents per
100 gallons, which were ADOPTED;
on tHuououts 10 fcJt front or less, one story
l.N, 20 st..iee, -. stories, 80; stories, 81
stories. s. On touefuouis not more than Is test
.-.ut story lh 81. stories, 60: st1riCs S1i
st1.lrs a.. siprics. a. on teuementA 20 feet
font .ue story Iyh, -; stories, 81; stories, 81
4.t.r..s, %, u ri'-, 40 on teuencnis ~ fee,
I ST. .i,-, 40. . stories, al. On tonemerts 70
',,t nunt, one story hiFh, s.; stories,
go; .t.rcs, 40 stories, All; 5 stories, $40.
T.urr .r.s 30 'D,t 'front.', one story SO; stories,
] Ell: 3sturIcs. ti2 stories $i3 stories, $ii.
i rpu.meuts 81 s,t inches ftont, one story, S12 l
/ . stories, sl3; s'puea. "a stories, Sl5 0
/ 4 ra4 $780, r.nr'lonts % feet front, one story,
sIi. .turics ti5 3 stories, 40 stories, eli
! , stories SIS IN the apportionnent of regular
rents ufuu v, ling house, tie family OF families
. occupying the SANE a. number not more than IL
| per- us! frr every person beyond that number
| in 11 'it.ua! rent % 20 cents per year shall he
| changed.
CirANiSo ruE SrrFErs.-'rhe contracts fot
cleaning the streets yesterday awarded 70 thu
! lowest bidders, with the exception Of the qd, o,h
and iith wards, In which cases TIE bids were MOI
made iu gooi faith. Proposals for cleaning these
| wards will be- rc-adycrtIs,d.
PHoHABtE FATAL Accident Patrick Dear
Ing. residing in Avenue A, near 9th st., n. Y, fell
from TIE ropfof a siorchouse at the foot Of Degrav
~, yesterday, AID sustained injuries u supposed
''''l character. lie was conveyed TO the City Hos
ptal.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
sITTRDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1852.
The New. Of the DAY.


Our first page this morning, in AddI'i'h !" ."e
usual full financial and market reports CONTAINS
a portrait and biographical sketch OF Major
General SmEtps the letter OF our Sne'ial cor
RESPONDENT At yorktown, which gives As accurate
a description as can now I've told Of the military
operstions there the details Of Irish news, anl
The proceedings Of llEENAN in England, aud the
probability Of another conflict With SnEH' e"
the championship
Prom Gen. RANKs, who is still At Sparta, We
learn that JAcKsoS's forces are u uii retreat
with view to cross the Blue Ridge .ui ",uI'
Gor,ionsvillc. So as to dispute our aI'ny" ..i
that place.
From Washington We hear that the fr'i-
dent yesterday had 4 somewhat narrow c'e'p"
frum a seccsh horse. In thc Senate 6. &c was a
hot debate ou tHr arrc., 81 Gtn.r1' NiuNt sud
IN the House <uo,r's operation, m St
Loii, gav, rise 30 q debate m'fe r-mtrN.llc
Cor warmth .lar coat.cy
The description u' tie -goaiug Ct .is H0"
Ca,heiral ia ra.r,l.Na, uc largest ct the
Kim on this Coryuo. SILL o., i.nrt ,' in.H''
full detail, q the imposing csrcm "es usual
on sulh Oy,dsious.
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wcrs it not Gee. v. ..t, iur u't'h. thc uc-rp
question v.e't D. die ,gr.,.I.e bobby Of th,
AZ. Il, Iac,.... .e lie ghost can never be
lsii Il a..', ik,a ers ug,n she ,utrut o.
events a.. tle m..uel, J.. &. pressed dow p here,
It Psp, W ther,. y. .v'ucr ..'". public hy-i-
res r.r snloyJa be- It, ah,aust. ,lrr-.awt,m-
uks-.i peers over she ...uI lcr. u' .gr I".a.A-
to in some ur.Nfr,reI quarter. ,pl insist,
ur,u tcins mingled with ,he p.', uc the lay.
Ii NAY he pa, e.t 90 .i-H'. and be attempted to
b e.r..h,l from tie mini 'ut neither out Of
ds., 81. uini will G, ,j'rs sub ,-., ever remain.
r., question mus, be met AMI .culci
Ar the signs gt:rs times iuIie,'. that thi.
~t;.-rl.r; Is 90; remote. It hes been pressed
tc la .,.-- o. thg p...r.,i It Columbia; iu Della
ware Formidable party hJ, advocated its di.-
n..a, ..ym state Legislation. IN lliuoi, the
sa,s Constitution f,snil. the entrance Of me-
sres .g Pennsylvania tic Legislature has Uu-
Ser c asi.sratvn Iil tr..d.us person, u
,,l5r 90 eyu.s, as re- e within tie State
here ar- ls;.t. i,r :. came enactment. and
et.cae.-l-;' ~ - permanent agitation. SauOo
Is sll:el 90 where except at home.
II. existence q wide spread uu.tsincss srong
lie ~.'kirs people Of the North let he influx
tie slaves, who are now finding their
ray in our direction should matrri.
L.y imp1ir the value ct free white lah,r
emaut-t. OIr Victories are AIi,ng to their
7gri1er ly an oserw Ao.mius increase, AMI a
mail army d" them i, already supported ut %,
Uperse q, the Government, while thousand cd
Ghccs arc being .,u,u,r.hw,rl. The fear in n,
sari TO Interference with ire. labor, aulthi- lre
Increase, will crowd tho question Of the sl,y,
iP0n our l"s.'.tor. m".h more r. pi ..y ihiu Oh
march Vt events, .,rI ere the close Of Cou4r.-, !
may well bc que lion sotu,., forced upon it
consideration.
After all, tie SUI .cct nrcl no; be 20 un-np
oroagLahlc q bug uoaI. The colonization Of th
millions Of Southorn slaves cl..vhcrc. is smlA
IN impossible hurthcu it h. disaiyinil ,,oous
'ur people, an evil to ia, land and .iftAli5 NJ
lust to the slave, who !csire- 10 remain imou,tl
renes which gave linn birth. Their rrl, u.
manciptiou, which J.. the settled policy Of ii
government and 'hc voiycol the people, ",
cave 'he ucsrocs WHcr, they are, hu, rrrsi,u
specific compensation from white planters i
tead Of their boui AMI duuuas a. hci
'oiorc. Not "A state m tie southern Luu,rurrt
las hitherto failed 10 lcs,,,.,e sucr,- fully
g. free negroes nor shall ", OF ..r Nngih
ess able to yopo with ,he su.rDt when tim,
presented. 1t Is to be hoped th.t 1t viii not
discussed too soon or hastily nor crowded ~
be dc,rmcnt Of vur sterling. working people, D.
0Iat it be approached at the proper lime, wi
0lm considerations of it, DIN. dltlc,, with
earnest invocation tor the ait Of Proyii,u
Ion our national deliberations bat w.,h che,
vi confidence that We are equal to the en-,
'ency. These viii insure success.
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The METROPOLITAN uml,h nlu.

Tn MAJORITY report ct iho Senate Commit,co
w the Metropolitan Health bill contains some
dmirable suggestions for the consideration ami
guidance OF Legislators the Dost being that. in
making laws, the rights and wcl..kuowu wi,hc,
u those who are to hc subject Co. them ,houli be
expected and consulted. The Committee, .Acrr.
ore, object 70 the proposition in the Y.li Jo ap-
'ont. as par, ct the Metropolitan B,lri Of
health, two ot the Metropolitan Police Comuls-
ioners and citizen Of Richmond county. and
ecommcnl, a. more in accordance with tho
PiriI Of the Constitution and tho principle. 81
Republican approximation, that if the hin be-
'asscd into law, the Mayor ~ the cities oi
Scw York AMI Brooklyn, aud the Chairman Of
he Richmond County Board Of Supervisors, he
INSTITUTED tor those proposed I'm the bill,
Is members Of the Board. These beng
oeally representative and elective officers,
heir appointment 10 III and act IN the Board
you'd give the electors a direct rrprc.cu-
alton and influence in al that pertain. ~ the
,ublic health In the district.
The Committee also recommend that tho san
tary care Of the Marine Hospital uul appoint
nent Of physicians, nurses and urdorli",, be
transferred from the Commissioners of Emierl-
ion 10 the Board proposed IN the bill. This
would secure better and more certain provision
or the SICK arriving At and under Quarantine.
Objection Is made, both IN the Legislature
md hy parties outside 10 the policy Of creating
! Metropolitan Health District bringing New
York, lir"pklm and Richmond County uui,r
Mo sanitary supervision Ut u single Health
Board, hU' If ht right men are appointed. the
plan ought TO y NJ better than that of having