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ghlsA be based this impulaiion upon he Ptssi

which be based this impaGation upon The Prssi
| dent.
Mr. Staples said, tsai, if the gentleman ehss,
70 eonsider what be SAID an impuiation, Id
mighs aesepE It as such. he did not, however
50 intend it. Had Congress been called to
gethsT "hen necessity required Il last year, the
corTeEey question would, IN all urobsbfIftv
hsys been settled. Congress was itgaf q
blame, ana The President had bis share In RI
b5esuss he failed tt call Il tegsther and, on
this gronna, hs believed that the President
would not do nca what he would net do, under
the same circumstances, last year.
Ho was net like ono Of thsse who eama hero
to weaken the public eon6leues in iks Prssi-
6eRt, or to question his patriotism but he ksld
It 70 BE- his right, ss well as bis dusy, 10 criti-
else bis acts 6ilh the same froo3om he would
eritielsa those OF sRy other public sfieer. Tie
ysar 1854 would, perhaps, decide whether 70
sheuld :ucesed in our cause O. b. defeated. II
defeat ssre, then chains and slavery come
wi,k il if success, a bright and Glorious in
dependence. We should, therefore, be vigi-
iant and active, for now the country needed an
its strength, in ths eUuneil and ia the hald; and
i sheald usver bs said that, st such an hour
tAe representatives. Of ths people were uzaus
70 shsr trast, O. laRgaT5s 10 their Gsy.
On nOiicu OF Hr. 8eiskeil, OF Tennessee,
she qaeltioR Was ordered, sad lie vote beips
tszea on ire aneadmsnt, if Was Edepsod-yess
-; HETs, -.
The bal vas ihon ordered to iis ensrcasment,
read ? third alzo sEl pasred-yoss, So;
nays, -.
ht- 5iRgieioa, q Mississippi, moved to r.
sons:Ger tie vote y which the bill va Razssa.
and, uPon the n7sien, diseased his prsfsTsrss
FOR The seaEts'g original bill. he saw 20 im-
mediate necessity f6T setiea Epon tie bill az all
iaasm1eh es TO House hkd IFS hands fall of
business, which It might os might noS dispose
OF ia such way as % e5yiats- ihs nsssgsify Of
an early session. Hs preferred tke seRsts's
bill, because be thought no emergency would
exist nsesssiieting al earlier meetiBg than 10
May, and q meeting i1 April would tharefcra, /
be As useless as j. Tss ill-timsi
After ths Rsnilsmau's remarks, the House
went into secret session.
Before the dcoTs we're closed, Ar. Singleton, /
Of Mississippi, and Mr. Eecls, CT Tennessee. /
took esss:ioR 70 sGy that their absence last !
night wss oeeasioned by fzdispositisE. Mr. /
Singleton stated tia. he had rot Lad well dsy /
sinss he has been in Richmond, snd hr. Foo.s, |
.hst, the night being very boizterous, aBA he /
lfilstsd with yhsalssiBn, be remained st home !
through necessity. No aeticn was .skeB en- the |
iubisgt.
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DesgrzssiEe sszgagratIsa IA Csrzsabfz.-
1Esnaenae DestrualIan ef EeIIEn.

lC4aA Es-4NG L@EE EllaEa h A0IEE7 nfHs=
fEa1aense Destru0lIsa of Csusn-
We Hud in the Colum3ia GEErdiaH dstaiisd
see9g1s CT tie Gre IA that city on Tussisy, Jan.
I9.h:
A most disassrois srs eoeurrsd in Coluubis.
BY which property 80 TIE su0unt OF several
millions dollars was speedily destroyed. lis
cause remains unknown. Il broks oct about
10 - A. ~, IT. ihe osHiral cotton shed Of tie
square sn Lsdy street nexs 70 Aisran7er'E
foundry ard mAeaiEe shops sad rapidly sprssd
to ihe two slhsr sksss on the same aquars and
almost as TsFi ly isaped tho spscs Ct the asTsst
separating i from the square aszt absva % tho
east On the square 6rst nsmsd, al be baii1-
iBgs catton and one containing va sisann en-
giEcs, eight er ten sugar Elil's, griss mill an5
castings Wsrs destroyed. TIE cotfon vas ssslsd
By J. M Blsksly & Co., the mills. etc, be-
lOnged to John Alsxandsr One buldiRe frsns-
ing ths south On this square was saved By Ersas
excElicns. 4 eot.o2 sAsd ou tbs square above
snd several re.iisnGos were consumed. Thia
Gotten was also stirred by Blaksly s. Co Two
OF The Dwellings bsloHRsd 10 4. D. Fasstsy.
Capt. Gsson was heavy sUfsrsr-losi1e Bis.
dwellings and out houses, fuTnitEre, snd Tsina-
BE stores Of provisions, = considerable qusnfisy
Of rice, Piehlsd beef, PORK and eight killing
hogs
Later In the day. sbout s.5OP n, The fszss
exisn3sd 70 the cotton shed owned By J G.
Gibbss, on rs western sorrsr Of the gas works
lots. The kuildiBg and 500 bales uPlsn.7 cot
ton wsTe soon past recovery. SurFTiae has been
expressed at tie loss Of shis building. Il is
thsugbt, That, at least, he cotton might AsTe
bseu saved.
Il ia estimated that 1850 bales Of upland and
geo bales Of sea Island, in tho hands Of Blsksly
+ Co, ssd SEQ bslss Of EPlaEd belonging 50
Mr Gibbs, Is about lhs amount Of the less Of
scttcn. We ksve not learned Tire extent q iH-
snIsLee, except tbsLsEsrs was none on thu C5s-
.oa ci Ir Gi5bes, sad thas AR. Hiti is Lesser,
(hETis ( 40 inEarsRes,} 70 The smsEut Of $l0,-
0G0, en- q lot Of cot.ca stored with BlaksiY g.
Co. Mr. Aioyaaier's less viii probably esaai
$4,000. ne have 20 6olbs that many pei soss
have lost considerably, and thai tho Freafzgt
loss, though i may be I0miEslly lss7 than lhess
mentioned Eas fallen upon perse1s vic EsFe
bssa lispos5eszsd Of home ERd is eomfo-ts-
- = -hsfsnt eosissiufss Eays been expressed ss
70 tie cause CT she Ere. 4 rigid scTatiry 5ughi
- be Instituted into il. We hsv5 hard. casa
ally, that An EttsEnT. was msde by an iRceDdia-
y 70 sre The work shop and mill Of 1Ir. Tsezor.
daring the hight and fury Of the c9nEsgrgtion.
Our psC5ie czOrOt be too ygRtchfuI
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eAHP IlIH TEgSEssEE RLsNEsr
Near Bslt3n-Jsnusry 81, 1854

Near BsHoRrJsnuary 81, 1854. )
EpIfoRs APPEAL; In yosr lasussf yesterday We And
,bo following In au address from Cen Wright to his
brigade
.yauShais brigade, composed OF West Tennessee
tooss has set the noble and nlustrouH example etc
Now this Is an error upCn the part Of Gen Wright
bv which be- vninssntionsly Of s0rrss, does niaascs
10 the lIsh regiment, FROM Middle Tennessee and
70 the Ssh regiment ffon tss eastern division ot the
state These regiments we're attached to the brigade
Of the Iansntsd Preston Smith Cnow Fsughhp' alter
the battle Of Murfessboro, and havs upon two bosS
eouissss batshslds sEslsed in gaining 'hs repa aon
whish this brigade has nobly earned While we issl
proua that TsnnesssesnS the hrsl to anticipate
ths aeNor Of Congress- and tender 70 thsE sabsrnH
country without hope OF reward or other feeling than
sAs s0Od eG ias saEAs HhIsh We hsYs st hssti Hs a
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We hsTs ths Liisls Essck DfnosTaf, Issued en-
he 26Ib, iroEa which We DaAs shs follsEiHg
extracts, indicating = esRlinues increase Of
UnIez ss1iiEeot snd q very high opinion 0f
the psliev aud action Of Gen. S.esla.
The Dsaosg1f says Little Rssk is seen ts be
plHsed in .elegTaphie Communicates with g.
Leais.
Thst PspeE gives the following gIsHisg view
Of LilIe Rsck a. the present sinss '-NsEs-
ssTs sIs ne. ss every blociEi apple vsndsTs
have stalls en- ezsh ecEusr; aszssFvesR artists
improve buildisss On vacSas lots szd saiuss rs
wish staring lEamts cf pictures, svsEy ssogs and
stoEs-hCuse IS tuli drsys ssd wagons crsHd
the stIesss; tEo tkettsfs are ia full hast, AID
ali is husils srd bHsises5. The pfovo5t rsr-
shal "a having the streets repaired and c.sanad,
and ia osharWiss in7zoying The ely. HaIs-
ever, people from the cszniTy are seen sf all
tines Bringing N shs pE5dasts of their fsrsss-
ssd buying gssds
Ths Arkansas river hs8 rissn ssvsfsl fsss
within tie past few days, and is still zsing I'd.
Gunboats are in the rivqr baleW Lisile Reek.
A reliable gentleman jEst II from Csmdea
reports Prices ErmY eigAiscu lzilsss south Of
thss plsse. MsTmGdEEs Is relieved ron duty.
Hngan, With headquarters at Camden. is seost-
iag from theEee % PriHesion and koekrork
Senator Mitchell l. j. said, re- sailv rslurnsd
ron kichmoBd vita orders fron JsE Baris -
tho rebels, whieh caused t0ms stir i1th8 eanps-
Private Sampson, OF ths i0ih IliHois cavalry,
wss killed last Tuesday night At tie Little
Rcsk thsa.eg, by accidental disessfgs Of shs
-uu Of osa Of the saBtinsls. The haii passed
iirsssly through the head, gIodaeiag instant
death.
In regard to home troops lhs s1szssrsf has
the allowing
We have tho most fsvsFabio reports Of The
ss.iszs Of ths.AIkznsss soldiers. They are do
i5e gosd seTvies Tor the eouniy A fsw DAYS
sgo LisEt Greene, IF eozpzny B, Gel. Reazis
regiment 81 AIkansas cavalry, Hhila ea his
wS7 70 FORT smith with a detachment, was e.
77szs completely rsptsd, and tie eslsnsl and
uiae man tazeR PrissnsTs. Capt. hspis-s, 9f
e-mpaHY B. same reginsni, had an s7gagsmsns
noa long since With The T1ksis n Yea county,
snd espsursd ISsuk- Bsgnsis sad 6itsen msn.
kasPfil BallssiH, 7ta,
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II Attention is called 10 tie advertisement
Of T. F. Fisher , Co, No. 8 Peauhtee street,
oHsring fsr sale very superior article Of Wi
ting ink. This ink is warranted to equal May
maid & Neyes', OF Amolds writing fluid. 1t is
pat up in pint bottles in eAtss Of one to leur
dozen each
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We are inksbssd, says he Mobile TFibsszs, to
the kindzess Of d.. J. ". Martin, Of Brook
hAvsn, Mas, for Pieaysus Of the s.b, ard =
Matches esz1isr Of ths I2.h inss. We have
nothing in tie fsImsr respecting Captain Nss-
hers steamer, which, II has been runobsd, wss
eaPluIei BY The bloeksders recently. II Ghas
Were true, no doubt tho faei vas mentioned Ia
ths Nav ofIsans papsTs- !; may, however, be
il shs issua Of some PnvioRs Or subsequent
dsy.
Ths Essobsz paper e5mPlzizs Of the extreme
severity Of the weather, and gives he following
result Of L
TIE steamer J. G. saou, down from g.
LoEis las. Friday, had full frsight-sons Ct
It FOR this port. Her officers reporf very cod
weather 81 their way down Tie river.
The Sven esHs near being lost Ir an eddy
on the nysr. Hsr tiller WoEld nat govern tbs
vessel ~ the tine, Whsn she swung against
snsg, breaking 2 Aols in the hall Ct the boat
A few SACKS oi grai1 were thfsEn overheard
before the leak was stooDsd.
While psssisg FORT Pillow, The ofssrs diE-
eoyeIed semG soldiers in distress. on the island
opposite. Tbs bost Hzs rounded %, Hhsz it
vas leaned hat = picket Of ten msn had bssa
sent sheIe the night previous ca special dufy.
80 s1trLznsiy ccld was in0 weather during ihs
night tnas SIX CT The soldiers he'd roEsn 20 3esth
and two athers Sse-s 50 bsdiy fr0zea that twas
vary doubtful shsther they would survive. Tha
liYisg and dead Wsre al tsksu sbcari Of the
SEoEs and properly cared i07 5g ths oficsrs ard
ofhers on The b5st
We csald rot lssru she names Of lhe uaf5r.
.uns.e soldie,s
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Yhsre is not however, any reason to believe
that ArksnsAns can be represented in ihe sen
ate until her citizens have rocl Instructed theiE
SsAte Constitution By sbolishing slavery.
Jadge Sebastian Is now in Warrington, It l.
presumed for the purpose mentioned sb6vs
We believe that the Arkansas people do not e1.
peci ne will be allowed to take bis scat, snd Il
Is certain that they are not distressing them
selves In favor Of his doing 50. The concluding
paragraphs Of The above extracts VIII probably
prove eoreet-Hs@yk,s BRIlttix, 3d.
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THE ARKANSAS SENAroRs.--Ths Washing
ton correspondent Of ihs Boston JesrHsl writes
Judge Sebastian, who is expected TO sYrive
here ard claim a seat in the Ssuafe, Is . Ten
nsssesan BY birth, but he has resided in Arkan-
sss since 1895, and Wss ffss elected United
slstas Senator from that State in lS48. Tbs
ether United States Senator froR Arkanges is
Dr.. Mitchell, who would hs7e suceesded Bob
Johrson in 1851, If the State bad not "gons
out, !" having been Tegalsrly elected. But be Is
an ultra seess.aonist, while Judge Ssbssisn's
sympsthiss have ever bssn with ths Uniea.
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Prem ChaTIsstsn.

4 correspondent visa Gilmors's amy says
Charleston is now Al the EeTey Of The Ys5lzess
The New York T.mss, Per eoniEs, says, sditoh-
ally:
Ths country has ceased to look for the esp-
gsTe Of Chsrlss.0a, either BY Gen. Glmorss
army or the iron-clsi saw. The many months
tbat have passed sisse the last serious attempt
by the mQ1ifoTs, hsTu hrs1ght with them many
promises, ana left behind theu1 an equal naus-
Der Of 6;ssppoiRtmsnls, aad those who had an
teipsiions that Gen Gnu1ors's reduction Of Fort
WEgRer wosld instantly be followed BY the
Esizur. Of FsTt samtsE's site, Of Fort M5ultEis,
James island, and al the Uorks in the hsIb0r,
have waited IN vain for t-e realization Of tEeir
h0pes
Tbs TSs,s says fsEtbsr thai the few thousszd
troops theEo could rot bs expected % eAPlHrs
Charleston, BAT saly to execute this psrs ct the
plan Of JOINT operations. Gilmore hzs s1ecEied
bis part Of he plan t1t thEtOi ih9 Esssels Of
var 80 remove the ebsfructous IN the hartoT,
and Tasch The city by rucniag By the EeIks or
Sullivan izis1d has not beeu seesmplished-
The Consequences Is that fitho shhIes ef tie
inner bSrbor and she Tha1vss Of tbs sity bris-
i's with guBs isss did net existst the tina
aiiEs0re took Wagner, sna military men assert
that Ehat vas feseibls for ths mentors 20 10
thsB, Is very dlhcult, Il rot ir5sossi5ls, rev.
that If thsy once Tssshs1 fhs iznsF hArbor they
esuld not hope &c oTsnain here. Ths BsFHarsas
occupation of Sam.er By s1r troops, Ehils the
easmy hold JsE0s and Sullivan Island sesms 10
Be inprasscsble, ncf her is is at ali nEeesssry.
The eHsny bss eoncenfrfe 6rs OF Sumter. Is
Woasd sDpeaF, theEofora, Il i ware psssib.s %
get possession e. If, e Rahld not only Be pOssi-
be, bat easy fer the easuT % FRt back sEaiR-
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~ We are indebted 10 the author lor PAM
phles entitled Tie Rival Administrations ;
Richmond .ad Washington > BY E. A. Pollard,
suthcr Of the Fi-st and Second Ysa1s Of iho
War" It eortsins thirty-Ons pages, and will
be remisiod BY mail, poSisge paid, at 81 per
ssPY. Address EzaRinsr, Richmond, Va
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n The British have On hand a pretty for
midabls revolt in India, ard there has been
pretty severe fighting on tho Panjsub frsnsisr
The British Loaf in those sDgssyensnts thirteen
ofs .ers killed and twelve wepndsd, and fvc
buRdTea men killed and wounded.
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At meeting Of the o ssrs and Ioldisrs Of the sIst
AID 52a Tennessee regiments, coHsoIizases at resi
mertsl headquarters, Dsitou, Ca on IAe a2d ns.
sn motion, Surgeon Thomas W. RosHe Wss called to
the chair, and Asstant c. W snthekl aPpOIatod
secretary.
A COMMITTEES, eenPsEed Ct one member from eseA
company, being appointed they presented the fellow
iss preamble and resoluslsns which uEzaaouSly
adopted;
whereas sTs the peers snd Esldiers Of TIE 5Et and
5sd Tennessee regiments garding ths srsst ard sls
rious end had Ia view in nst offering or ssTrises
country Independence and an honorable peace,
seerined to psrseTsre until that end be sshisved
Thsrsfore,
l. Bssol5sa That Fe hereby eGsr to the Confederate
States Services sr The war pleasing ourselves to
rsraa At post uHtll ths las: Zoe is expelled froa
The sell Of the Coniedefsey.
81 Thst we ofsr services IN good fsits p'essng
ourselves to abide ly whatever scilea Congress nay
see n 70 take in tAs prsHisss in regard to rsorssaiz
tien aad 10 serve aih equal slaerity SRd dsvosoR ia
the ranks Or ln sfAte..
3. Thai claiming TO retain or proud character as
Volunteers. resg,stfaly solicit hat tAa priziecs
heretofore granted q choosing our osn ofesrs bo
fsr;hsF allowed us whea called on to reorsuasE.. At
he same time plodg, Ourselves to cheerful sab.
mission 20 EbsteVer plan he wisdom sud patriotism Of
cur legislators may deem most conducive Of sfeIsuey
sud hzrmony in the army
I. That va hs1,with proud ss,isfasilou tbs pronp.
and unSHinsus re.taistHsut Of other Tsunsnee reyi
meEis ard brgadss, preserving the eRyieble name
CT the Volunteer s.sie' TO beloved Tsnnes5se.
s. That we sarBesIy appsal ss our fellow soldiers
who are absent, snd to fellow oizeus who have
heretofore remained at hsne srs engaged elsewhere
In other pursuits to Join wih In the sscfsd effort 70
redeem our homes IRON tie grasp Of : ruthless Zoe.
nberate families from the cruel bondage they have
so long endured, asd once more win back cur proud
& tate to the sres Of freedom.
g. ThAts copy OF the above resolutions Be sent 10 the
Memphis APPEAL tor publication.
T.w. RoANE, Chairman.
G. W. SHITHEAL sto.etsiy.
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~ special dispatch 70 the Mobile Rsgislsr,
dated at jackson, Mss, the ssl, says: The
Fsderals crossed Big BlAsk a. Hanknson's
Ferry, and our cavalry drove then back. A
few prisoners were taken
Colonel J. B. Ross and his two sons EsTs
drowned IN crossing Pearl river this evening,
BY the sinking of tbs hst
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The PsBnsyVanisnE are becoming rsGtiVo under the
prospect Of hsyiaE iopsy their share Of tho public
debt Ths Philadslphia SuRdgg MerzWy says 'ths
national debt IsnsvF, VIII smsant 70 the snor-
msUs sun Of three thouHand miiIc1 sf dollars Of
which tie proportion shzrEssbls 70 PsansyFzria, VIII
be one-sixth srhvs hHndr=d million dolErs" On ths
let September 0e00 Eoldlers entitled % psu-
si0ns and $4,000 in addition, IL waBthouEht oai Tosn
be added 70 the list making $50 O0o-aassznE ee5 ss
tAe allowance Der anuum 70 each pansI0usr, Would
make S24 coo O00. Of which oueaixA-Penn tyvsHia1
share-woula be 81 e00 Opsr aanun; oqual 70 prns-
pal Of 900 COS oo6t tie fAks S even ntuss We cal
FylvA1ias share o. The public dsbi Ave hun5rcd and
seat say in round nuu5srs tkirty-four nll!ous sha
viii have 20 pay sunfsl In the shape Of taxes The
share Of the city and county Of PhlsdelphiA Will Be
s7,-OoOO0 yearly. Tie revenue board 10 1858, axsd
the value Of all tbs property n the State real and per-
soni gi e49s oO0 COO. The State tdebt L sS OeO
Tie Mercury thus states ths aoooUnt
Pr8nsy Ivsais Dr.
To her Of The nBticnzl debs..... eco COO 900
To principal, at slE per cent, q her share
OF pension ltft-ssssr------..sss....s. q 10000
To kcr oUH State asst...,..,........... 5scoo go
sso5 Co 90
Psaztylvsnis Or
by h9r valuation Of her property ss75 COO 900
Rslsses against the sta.e....s..s....--. ss00a ooo
Sc thss Il Pennsylvania" says tbs Mcsry, in con
clusios, were pat sp saetioa Tomorrow ed sold
fer the fsl SIM a. which her rsvenus board has
vszad her, ale could eet ksz obliga By nino
raisas of dosrs That l., her dsbt uius millions
thsn s5e is worth AID this a the reE1fof Abol-
tea PlunGer EltnlsmsaEk -Uentn
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HEALTH OF EUsEEE-A Paris correspond
ens Of the New York Herald says:
Upon her return to Paris, Her Majesty Ne
zmDr,ss is to be placed under active treatment
ier her assrins disease. Napoleon is anxious TO
have st least ''swe ssiHgs to his bow" Ia tbs
usattor Of dynasiie sueosssioB, and the extra
one desired, Il is said By medical mon, depends
entirely upon tho Empress boing restored q
she physical health she enjoyed PEsvious to hsI
aesoRshmant,
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GBt dIentpBis SppeaI.
FUBLIsR sRED
Terms OF grbsvw-Tp14oEp.
Terms OF AdveFf eI,sSne.

An advertisements WI be eaEzgsk two asRsrs saa
Has per fsnsFs for as fzsi lrssgts1ssI two aellar1
fof sssh SGbsssssHi 5aasrss0u.
Hoeai aoaoss VA be slAEEed al ths Fzfs q afT ssr
= Ans.
s'E%E1 resiess shxrEes ss ths Fzts Il twenty ave
psr Hre sal 81 ossr s e. ,s. a sr.A ssI pub.ls
saterss. as s-hos ss-rrssesessl.
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OKAG.

like see tAs troopi from our particular section Of tbs
state-8IIddle TenBsgee-eniirsly Ignored.
Respectfully OkAG.
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There experts sxelusiVs Of specie and sh-w tho
net balance payable Ia soiR and bulnoa- To these
balances add the probable amount 6as ard paid 70
Europe FOR AmsrisSn travel and for interest bonded
aebfs, aad shout forty millions mlst b. added aunuaI
ly. Oar pert rlis With foreign countries Yer the
eleven HoHihs Of this sslssdar year shows follows
Exports from Nsls York 10 ForsiFH Ports fer he
Eisssn AOzthS from JazuzrR:
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Ess1orss OF shs Rrsss Asaoelaasn


Satsrsd asc0toas = scz q CspErsss "a ne year 1854
By J. s. FszAsizE. "A t1e clsKxH os3ss q tss DE-
Riel Court 5f f5o Sonfsssr1is States for the Hor-
sra Di=.rtrt q eeragis
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KENNEDY EL0UsE,
pE0E1FW
MOBILE,

M 81. LOUIS. ho,9es1 y fsnkiin ifnd EaHnisa
aaencA 4 ens of As most alaaEazt lisatsua 10 tns
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Heuss oF REPREsEETAqIyEs.

The House me. st o'clock, ard was opened
with prsyer by the Rev. Dr.. Marshall.
Tie Senate bill s1iHz the lime fs4 The ssssz-
bling Of the neIi Congress was taken Up, and
tds question being upon the committees 5 amend
msnt fixing tho tims at the ars. Menday in
April, instead Of the fFst Aendsy il May, Mr.
Garland, Of Arkansas, spoke st sone length in
favor IF tbs amendment, and vas followed By
Mr. Staples, Of Virginia, alss in favor Of the
amsndment.
Mr. Garland afor quoting from tho Prasi-
deEt's message % eheW reasons for sc early day
of meeting, said that, if the emergency should
ayi9e, ard Congress failed 10 meel, the Iespon-
sibility wolld rest with tie Congress, and the
resalt Esigh. be tsilare OF the great Struggle
itself For one, hs Was not willing 10 lake sash
a responsibility. BE conssndsd that the Cen
siitution placed il the hands Of Congress tho
power Of GoRnoiliug the time Of meeting, AID
:, at length, the necessity of the measure
proposed in the amendment
Mr.. Staples, of Virginia, eonearTed with the
gentleman frem Arkansas in all that be hGd
said. 1t rad bssn srgaed privStely and outside
Of Congress. thst i was unSias to szll meet
ing ef Congress at al ss=ly day, because It Was
feared that wild and sgTsIiAn schemes would
be introduced. Hs pTssunsd that there wore
net m0re than fST.y new members slessed 70 the
ne1L G0Hklothi a4G NAet1 10 shAeisi G0Iid tEey
10 szSinss " ss as3 paiIi5sc majority Be
ddss, wc hE1 Senate which ASS as 4 cheek
upon ali auWise legislation He had no sus-
| pieioR that sby member would be contaminated
| By disleyaliyi but, if any one should soms here
End mako euy expression looking to a recon
ssrueEsa of these States with the old UnioH, il
would be the signal for his sxpulsion. Zap
plsuse il the gallery.
Congress had sufisisltly increased its psy
to enable members to rsmain and transact the
business OF tAs eouEtTy, and surely they had
no right, If, iEdsed, they had ths disposition,
to sbject, whsn cut Of tive yesrs and hall
thSy had only devoted ssEeu monihs Of legis-
laiien. Had Congress have met last sumner
il RsieAs have sIrRnged this monster Of ths
currency, which BIDS fair to strsngls Us
and if il should adjourn without meetia z 8
seus period earlier tssH pessmbsg, 70 nigh
be sure That the President would not call it to
geiher.
Mr Lyons, Of Virginia, ssked The gsutl,
msp il ks was in posssgSisn ei any fact upel