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i 4 in: etM yaeiuiti -A fraud mutual tetertaimnent yiveahy the hew Turk Retrod Mtef Sucieiy Iwl -mp cbm tt.uy of Th Sony od lb Bell," aad the Cftt and eciuid parte of lltydne Ontono harA-r Jmmmarf tt, tOU. protect. oca, and do I Tt (af lb Cwe are tus, Ik reyblatioa of tluie mmmtt, ad I td I ett! that the super of their ytnertl tfitsreata Ac- I further iuj! ft-ai uf ih 1 ftl eurdinyty ility w-(rat, after recoitwy the I mate, keaeXciiuN pf tbtir father, tod enter up the The epemoy of the wt rf rr! ar w. fThe The attendance wa levy perfurwenre of tbeir rpema dulse. AVMhr interval of fifty- year uppoe- I etpecUd that fU ihany octof Ja td is wUjwe, duriay wbob a second war ba favor of free Wade-Veea yet atony with tbe pnyety of tbe Wye I rca Sunt further eptajdntse of rds.

ba outstripped all rtlrulatu citiaa, towns, I itoa bare Wee dacov red and aupf-rweaei. To tnJ rilltpi ar apr.nblod ever wbat a as aac I Enylub muabeia, layetber 1000 bell fr I dene dderocM tod aterjibnif to far and Indy, ton ad la pewtewn farmer rw pleatanl te WWhL Bui appearance ar d-1 tb ette of Gsrl CaJuudal, wbe ate eeitful tnd it turn out oa laveetiyatb, ibal tbmepoe eeiaed and Impneuned, Great I atucb of lb apparent proaperity to aa illut'oa raaiiit prevail amony (be bf uu.c ifal Guard tbit a bde cme of tbe family bar Wea of Pane. Mr than 'dOO of that corps, at tbe creel and judiiu la tbe tppUace of tbeir pirtto of their lerme of tr, refuted to irtual tarm others have bees raah and I renew tbeir enyfiel, travafant bav pluttyed beadiany iate debt. I Pfj-Tbe trouble naony the aoble and beome bopeleeelr mbrraed." They I Catliliane" bav Wea temporarily, quelled ttruyyle, and twist, and adopt every possible Darcetona baviny tarremtored to Eeparlera device, (eieepl tb rybt one, brb Ubori- Caw Nutbmy later, oat indattry) but not eureeedmf aa tbty could I rmrcoau Util of isportaac. Tb E- Wwb, they yu to tbeir perestand yuardiaa ud ylitb Secretary ba inesed upua a red uc twit addrao bn thua: Sir l(tbey have Wcame I uf tb duties butter, woullene and salt lUh, very rwepectful now, as they ned favurt) wa and it to thought that the Pnrtoyue u.ll ar yrieeoutl ia debt, and want to yet out of knock under.

Th finances of the kinyj.vii pat ut ia find fur the SJ of f.touary, wh.a Mto toe r.ta. Me. Em to fleeing been a td th proceed nge ot the Comm-iw Cewaei tb evantnf of the IT.b ni, It 4u that hJy to g.v my of ib mmmiw cdmpla-ned of by a cocr, ponds at i pooeptfoe td Heiurday, tb Slat (net, the tigsatar of dSjpvrviiff," which, from P( spirit ug mamfeot temper, wee either arrittt oafor mapprehentiu of tb facts, t4 the rvtnaj which induced sod prompted (be tetwo tbat body, or from oome wilful deegw to pervert lb truth and 1st pug tb otedVM af tb par. tie croup lamed td. Which of tbae prompt tb crow msaic alto to beet known to the wb penned the article.

So pert it or commence attack no the Croamiou Council and meaiben Iberoof obs voted foe tha resol utiwf complained of by mgs I toira with aurprte that reroliaj. ha pwamed favor of petitioning lb teyisUlsu for a comimnaiwa of tb Hut Tea," At. a right undaratanJuijf of tb whole mailer, will give lb praambleand resolution a tbsy ware J--pieJ, and some of the argument at th time by tbe member bo offered the same and three who veiled he there, wb-cb art aa follow Where, lb Legislator of tbe Suit its teas ion of 1912. enacted a law impoamg tax td on mill on tha dollar, on tha valuaiioa of all the taxable property in tbe Suit; and whereas, tbe Huperviaor ot tbe Canny Kluge, in cotnplianr with tb proviefo ot said law, have cauaed toCVe levied (and tbe um prog reaa td collection) said tax and where, as, it hao come to th knowledge of the Com. moo Council, that tho aaaeeauient or value jut upon the real eatst of the Inhabitant, and and in Ibis city by tba aeseaaors elected fnr tbat purpose, is vastly greater than tbeimeuat araessed on the property in other tow ns of tha county, and other counties of the state, proportion to the relative value of each, ibar.

for Resolved, Tbat thi Common Council will make application to tha Legislature of the 8m at it present aemnon for redress in this matitr, and fur a commutation of said taxes imperod, to tbe end that our citixens and lands may sot pay mure than their just and equitable prooor. tion of tha aforesaid Tax. It muat be evident to every mind that th resolution make no sitatk, nor call queatjon the tntemy or capacity of any man ur oi men; and the mover slated when be pie. eented tb same that it was necessary to plac in the preamble some, or ail of the reason, if possible, for tho application contemplated in the resolution. Although the preamble alluded to the Aanessori and Hupervitorv, it to not in diaparsgemrnt of those gentlemen, nor did he call in queation the strict integrity and ability with which th'y had discharged their duties; Htlbf Ifc tun There in lie iL-gu-siuf tt fort llt th F.

Mr. Cost i-Juiem fo the Ik to aod ltrt iiUl iiUkI inula II lid km foe the traumjXk of ffeit Debt kf lk Crl Cnwwmill oJ euih, Wen ffyppftiiMa4 out Wfo nnjust tl ditijtreu ut. It tppetrt, however, tbt luck hi Mlent.ll character; toJ It Wt 4el tt to no mor than right tba iry nun bouU bo he'4 retpotu.bl hr bi own let tJ tunt om and not (of tuck iM of tla lb prepossess of othsre, founded optm hvJ glance, may toggett, bit Ukea lb trouble to exAtuin but pita," Rod slated by neutralist la oa of our exchange tnJ Wl.rt th following to be I correct nbwirad of it II laiumM tbit mtiyof th Stxtca tret bop. Jew! la debt 4hit wa cannot, and other til not, Lscharg thsir obligation, and that th a bulo Uoiua is thereby dirgnred fa tb of foreign almas, which will at tab tin trvubl to d-scruuinttt bstwsea Ihl oloot tnd tb insulreat State That ab.l this cootim son, ao permanent prosperity tan hoVwd for tbit tb population of lb new State will iiaiouh, and that th morilt of tb Mkm a ill go from baJ to wort Tbit thl public landt, (a orth at lent two tkouaaml milhoMofdaUIi) ar tb common property of lb Sta'ca, owned In foe Ip ikera, tod btld for their ut by tin General Governuieat tt a trustee lint It it mere question of bn those lmdi bill ditpoted of, bat tbit (leb State is tout fod to it saleable share. Tb qnatio then, is, bow thill lb' vut amount ci property Bids available 1 It to thought by Mr.

Johnaoo and hit friend, lb at tb diftrlbutioo of tb actual proceed of the land, (derived from talc) among th State, will be of little or no vie but that if the landi themsdM cat ba distributed, or in other word, rendered available," it will immediate. Ij release the Indebted State from their rn tnd enable tbe solvent ones to complete tbeir cant la, railroad, and other may. mficent enterprise, undertaken in time when money (tuch aa it tt) was pleniy, and every ooe wit yet tiny rich. They prepare therefore to create ttock of fuw lundrei millioiu qf dA- large, and united Pun; from ear owa city among tb audeip e. Tbe Into ptov to Now Bcbdlere tetobrttei aad touch admired puein of Das led on drr Gtocka," as traoelaud, me are informed, by EHot, a tormer Mtyoe td fiuatoo, and a fine Cermaa ecbolar.

It is descriptive of tbe easting and rosing of a belt, (a matter, formerlr, ii' not now, of tome ceremony la Catbolie couo. trie,) and lb putt, taking tdteateg of the aroocietmtie of a bell, with venous incidents life and death, ku gives birth to a production worthy of hw muter Uiod. Tb music toby Romberg, also a German, we believe, and bar, te wa leans, Wea but one Utor performed is this country, via at Boston. It to a compost inni of great merit aa a whole, and contains tome game of exquieita beauty. The funeral scene com-meeting, Ah I It to thw wife beloved," tofi ceedmgly touching, and was gives with great ui and feeling by Mrs.

Strong, were aim much struck with tbe beauty of the quartette and chorus, commencing with the words, Beauteous peace and union sweet," Two rboruses, too, oo descriptive of lh uncontrolled element of fire, snd th other of tbe anarchy of a mob, are very fine. These, however, needed, think, more instrumental force. Of the Season it would superfluous to speak. It merits tre too well known and appreciated te render eulogy nereesary. The Society seetpeTlo have had lb benefit of more practice of Ibis part of th performance than of tho other, and gave it with much effect.

Wt think they deserve the highest credit fur th assiduousness with which they employ them selves io cultivating that part of th delightful science of music with which the object of tbeir institution to associated. Wo regretted to see that either want of taste or an undue baste to gst home induced some to leive lbs room before the conclusion of th performances No part of euch perfor roances can be spared. We hope to see th habit reformed altogether. IT Th original Jett or of Sir Wsltis Scott, published with a great flourish of trumpet in tha January number oC-the Knickerbork are flourishing, and a saving of XT2Q.OOO per aunuia baa Wea announced by my tl amtbonty The pitched belli between an overgrown American beast named Freeman, and aa Eo glob brut celled Tb Tipton SUeher" a at finally decided at Grave nd, about twenty ovilet below London on th 3) ult. in favor of tbe former.

Tbe etakee were '-00- They bad beta routed twice before by the Police. The Caledouia brought id passenger. Te tow Viwi. pablwh tb seneaed (Moinutocatios ia fereove to iLe 4 S-i uH. at the fire on Sunday tourning 11, lut I we reawm fiiet.

It Come from a raapociuL'e eourc and necooiily, wa do wot to have aayoal emtdemned eitb. out being klili Rl.trmant Similar to those made ie the Star, and eaeepted la by Mr. Lew to, reached yesterday, but dI not feet author ied to giving then publicity until they should aseutu a determinate ehape. Tb tub. ject, it will be perceived, has bee egitsted la the Com mow Counc.l, sad th paper in relation thereto referred tetbe appropriate committee who, we dobt iM, will perform tbeir duty ia the premises, it bout fear or far jt.

Far tbe Eagle. Ma. EntToa I aoticed a remark ia tb Brooklyn Evening Star of yesterday, alleging that all tb disorder) and probable kwe of i. want Bonnet's store, originated solely with Eagto Company No, 10. foreman of aau Company, can inform tbe public tbat swell to not the fed sad in order to cbeck say further re mark tbat may be made oa tbat point I feel It my duty, as a fireman and a cltiten, to reply to eo false and unfounded a remark, made, pruba bly, without any investigation into tbe matter.

I was pre.ent at tb time th line wa forming from the ferry, and before it was formed uut tb house alluded to was nearly all destroyed, and fireman, would ask if eomd of the blame did not reel upon the management of the Engineer I ask why they did not form a line from tin river, at the breaking out of th fire, which wa done on former occasion, and followed with successful result? But thi wav not thecas. The Engineer continued to form hoc after line from the cistern, nearly at far from the fir as the riker war, tnd the time tak-eo in changing the line waa the time tbat th above named ato.e wae burnt, and the fire got the advantage of theJSngineer. Tbe foreman did not refuse to obey tbs orders of the Chief Engineer, but ordered them to be carried into condition that heaths Chief Engineer) would protect from any further in-suits or abuses but he immediately disappeared, and I ut no more of him that morning. The question will hero arise why was No. 10 ordered out of the lino Tbe reason ar, be-e ii the men did not keep continually at work, which they told me tbat they could not do; that they were fatigued by previous exertion, and it wa impossible to keep the engine con.

tinual operation. Of this 1 ibink the Ciuel Engineer waa fully apprised previous to h.e ordering ue iu the line from the river. The Assistant Engineer, who bad charge of the line, insisted tbat I should keep my men at work. My reply he wa a very unreasonable in an, and that my men could not work any long er until they were rested a little. We stopped everal tinier, (four I think) and the last timu we left the tine from exhaustion not became we delighted in it, but because we were worn out with fatigue, being few in number, and not half sufficient to work the engine.

The Common Council now have the nutter in their handr, and we hope they will give it a thorough and impartial investigation. Signed in behalf of Engine Co. No. 10, Wx, B. Lewis, Foreman.

ly to of for the the ind we bavt a plan to propose for jour coo-a deration. Nam father. Well, lire: on bold ia trust for up, iiateen hundred million of acre of land. We want job make that available le aa." It strike me, boya," rephee the father, that it already a available a it can well he made. It ia now devoteJ to tb liquidation of txpensc incurred io tha promotion of year tudiioon food, and tb majority of your brethren Jutirw tbat it should still be approprieted te that object.

I know that some of you bare jot in debt by your extravagant ut of paper, and you vainly ibink to avert tb evil by wore yeprr Depend upon it, my boya, this to a fatal error. If yoa wish to shake off oar responsibilities, you mut ir art. Such i th decree of Pruvi. drncr, and tb history of six thousand year bis confirmed it truth. Besidep, evea if I could indulge yen this time, what urnce bavt I that you would not very eoon repeal the application would be a very bad precedent, Wys; in-fact could begiting a formal liceme to ixtraragance.

Furthermore you must be aware tbat the land in question furnish a reliable basis for your yen. ertl credit, while they remain ia my charge; tnd if John Dull, or any one of hi alii. aw ii runs uuu, or any on oi ms auie. re a mein tb Seeata ee bloodty bill for the relief of the Petersburg Railroad Company extend, in the time within eh the Company might import railroad iron free of duty, wa dttcuued and potted, after a viyorwu opposition from Mr. Bacbanin, bo deem a it a bad precedent in view of tb numerous applications of lb same sort tending before Congress The Oregon Occupation bill was further debated, but nut definitely acted upon.

Tbe House were engaged (or tome time in diecuttiny a question of privilege. It appeared that a publication bad been made in th New Vork Umoif tnd tbe Madwoman, impugning the patnotitm and gnou faith of the whige proper irt regard to the Exchequer project etatingthat e- inJ untuning a strong commendation of Iwuhl ever undertake to moiest you again. I us of the said wb.g bad been beld on na Iih. nn. R.n.rA..

KunJ .1 1 Irving History of fiew or, was given to the 1 15 ptotioao Saturday or Sunday evening, at I rT," for, bearing a Jonr rate of interest, snd to di.jlhve only to pledge the receipt! therefrom to tribute it smongth States in proportion to lltir obtain tb siuews of war in any quantity. I hich it was determined that they could not I wor ng tb States iu proportion any quantity, fiat If this property be broken op, and pieced round its the way yoa suggest, it would be lost to me, outwright, and ultimately do you no good. Again I cant spare two millions per annum from my regular income to pap tho bal. once of intertitlhat would very like aaauming your debt." llcw 1 bow 1" shouted they together. "In this way; -The annual interest upon 1200,000,000, at 4 per cent, would be 89,000,.

000. Yoa estimate the receipts from sales st six million, which is probably much too large leaving the deficit above stated to be paid by mat Now I cant think of doing tbat 'Twould ba wore than distribution (as lately practised) which is abominable to the last degree. tome twelve years ago through tbe col-support tbe eaid project, and tbit any whig" ot Wear York American Original who did to, deserved to be branded aa a traitor. nd PP" dstingu.l.ed men in these It was further stated in said publication that a dj r8 inuch P'ec Wlth hoe undoubted letter from tbe sage of Ashland bad been read rg.rl" by Guido, Raffael, Ac. which form at eaid caucus, advising tbe "whig" a fur eaa id I lumber of auction stores.

sometime to hold back until the of March, acting iih tb dear public could lift the curiam merely on the defensive, by which time it wa lnd discover the old masters" executing in uppoeed that the people would denounce the I cl-hole and garret in tbe shape of hungry President ea matte ss the author of it all, which nl beardless boy. think lljat Guidos would idd something to the chances (Presnjen. woud fM Pf- tial) of ssid ge. This was pronounced falae jox H. c'tsr'i'liere wa a very large from beginning to end, and Vice versa.

meeting held at Charleston, 8. C. on the 18 Air. Wise disclaimed all knowledge of the int. for the purpose of inviting the Hon.

Henry obnoxious article in behalf of the Guard." and 10 hi ProS" northward, moved tbat the Houae reaohe itoelf into a infoW'geiie comes to ua via Phil. Committee for the full of the Ex. dlph'. ndiu eve our anxiety chequer (a. if it had not beeu discussed ,0 regard to the great rejected.

We could wish, represe oiation in Congress th money sccru. ing from sale of tb toad to be appropriated to-ward the payment of intereat thereon, and the balance, if any, to be drawn froiq tha national revenue. to further supposed that a stock, thus created, would be read.ly takes by the creditors of insolvent Elates ia exchang for their bonds, (which to not unlikely) and tbat a door beingtbos opened, a prodigious ctfort would be made by tbe Statea to throw off that remaining load of indebtedness which tha stock would Hotcatiefy. have eaid that this proposition does not involve aa assumption of th State Debt by the General Government, in form that it doe so io fact, however, hope to make ipparent by and by. But porbap our vlswa upon this subject can ba rendered more clear ly the nar-' ration of certain events which happened one upon a time la tbe old country there lived an amiable, philosophical and religious man, who, growing restive under the restraints impoee4 upon trim by an' odious oligarchy, determined upon seeking out a new and more congenial home ion strange So he called together hi irousa.

A Good Nani is better tius Richki." Bottr, I how8er' tha present locality were stated 1 Stephen Allen baa been elected President of the Well, can you then do nothing for ua Ysi I ran o-ivs von this lesson. Return death already.) At this moment, Mr. 'the renowned header, roe to another privi. re nevertheless gratified to know that he I New York Lifo and Trust Company. The Poet leged question, and moved a reconsideration of Fet urvive th urfe of honor8 which wye that he refused the office, at first, and only the vott ordering five thousand copies of the "er8 ahuwermg upon him, at last account, in yielded when the board unanimous insisted" your farms go to w6rk with a rctohuion to and the yob ie more than half accomplish, and hereafter, look before you leap.

to (Ay, til And here we leave the parties. report relative to the tenure and imprison. I b8 Crescent City. ment of colored aeamen to be printed, Rena able Womex. The lemle in Yu-after aome opposition, was adopted.

Thiajcatin talk but little I A traveller in giving an question being decided, Mr. B'dlaek rone, do-1 account of his visit to a ball room at Merida, that he should accept In these dayr, when genteel swindling (otherwise railed delates, Twasty Days Laser fraas Karaps. The steamship Caledonia, Captain Lott, ar- rived at Boston yesterday morning, after a boia-1 fended Mr. Clay, and defined hit poaition in re I At first sight, the display was daxsling; wa quite numerous) and addreee- I PM8ff8 of days, during which, gari to the Exchequr, when the eubject wn but after the lapeofa few minutes, the fascine-ed them after thi fashion Bays and girls, ltou j1'9 nctonlered t8rrific Kale 00 poatponid to the next day Mr. Cushing liav.

tion diasapeared. The absence of all conversa-en to me lam dissatisfied with this country jnJurY' Another destructive fire haa occurred ig ihe floor. tion, even of small talk, which upon auch iu institutions, laws and cuatoms, and bm de- Jn kverl" on London tbs latter a in the Senate, after the presentation of sea occasions is a rehef randored yen tbs ballroom torinimx! to el! out and eo to a fur distant land ltflnded witb fo8 of life- The first waa on eral petition against the repeal of the Bank- (exceedingly monotonous and dull." wLto i. It present occupied only by lnd fVor th No doubt can necure a footing upon their I tllIerY two lare ful1 ood nd tent, number of private bill were passed territory free of post; if it cornea to the worst wJe buildings. The account among them one forth relief of Mr.

can compromise with them. one Zdl.ro fi Th 0r" bil1 WM the" and alL crenare vouraelvce for tha lourne I ntin 'TO8nt 81 tret taken up and further discussed by -Meeera, ana ait, prepare youraeives tor tn journey- Tin distillery waa flanked by two extensive I The children shouted amen, a In duty bound, warehouses, one of which was filled with cotton, JJ Mr Charleg r. Thompson, and learned ino andpreaentltheyntoodijponlheehoreiof the the other with hemp and gram, the commuoi. McDuffie obtained the floor, and the snt8 1 from th- rntlin fhat lhs yndiani WKre th re8ted whicb Kav8 way 'u-1. i I cation with the distillery on each aide being tion) is ao much in vogue, and When man to man ia so unjust We scarcely know what man to trust, it is pleasant to think that there ia at least one man in the great moral, and political golgotha overthe stream whose integrity is unquestioned; and still pleasanter, to us, to know that he ia a democrat.

Plain Stephen Allen the honest man how simple, yet how proud a title. Railroad Accident.1 The car of the Buffalo end Attica railroad company were thrown off the track on Wednesday morning, when within 15 milen of Buffalo. Some miserable villain had removed several of the timbers on from the Captain that the Indiana were quiet -1 i d. immediately aa the locomotive atruck them and be bclivcrithey bad don it inexact accord-ance with law, and wiih a just regard to mtkv the assessments, or value put uponnhe proper, of each town, conform a nearly aa pouibl that of each of the towns of the county. Vet the fact were as stated, and arose from thi following cauvea that come five to seven inilei the land lying within the limits of Brooklyn bordered on Ilia lands of other towns of the county, and were consequently considered by many more valuable than these bordering on them, while the greater portion of the land within the city of Brooklyn could not used any other Ilian agricultural purposes, and to proprietors yielded no greater, and in uiiny instances not ao much income, a the farming lands of other town which are much Rearer to city proper, and to the city of Nw York, limn some of the lands included within the limits of this city.

Ami, in fact, a large proportion of the lande included within tbe city limits was not as valuable, and would not sell for much as lands bordering on them in the other towns, in consequence oi the increased amount of taxea hey weie aubject to for the support of the city government. That the policy of tho City of Brooklyn has been to keep the assessed value of the property as nearly in conformity with the sale of property (which the law contemplated) aa waa possible, which have depreciated to a greater extent (particularly on unproductive property) than the amount assessed has been rendered certain, while in the other towns the depreciation has not been so great, so far aa the taxqs incident ti the City are concerned. This can make no material difference to our citizens, if the aEsess-ments are made equitable in the different wards, as it makes no difference whether they pay small per centnge on a high valuation or a greater per rentage on low valuation, where there is specific amount to be raised to delay the expenses ofjfle City, but it must be evident to all when a given amount ia tu be raised, like that contemplated by the law imposing one mill on tbe dollar on the valuation of all property, that the valuation becomes a lerioua matter, and if our land within tbe limits of Brooklyn are no more valuable than the lands in many other town of the various Countiea of the State, and are assessed at three or four times the value, we pay then three or four times more than the owner of such land to the State, which is evidently unjust and not contemplated by the law, but grow out of localities and discrepancies as to valuation indifferent parts of the State. While, therefore, endeavor to procure justice to ourselvea and citizen, we do no injustice to our neighbors nor to the citizens of any other portion of our State, si our'rehef will impose no additional burden upon them, they paying only the mill on the dollar upon the value they have put upon their prop erty. To my mind this reasoning wa conclusive and satisfactory, and I cannot conceive how Supercisor" can take umbrage even the preamble, a it ia only a matter of opinion of thoae who represent the City, founded upon the knowledge winch they deem they poeaea i and if the facta will not bear out the intormatioa they have received, they caunot make it operate so far aa a comparison of the towns in the County is concerned.

The only object a I understood the matter, waa to make the preamble ts imposing as possible, founded upon the information they possessed, without th most remote intention of impugning the motives, integrity, or capacity of either the Assessor or Supervisor; and I conceive it extremely unfair te draw auch aa inference from any language contained in the pream le or resolution, and still mom unfair to make uee of the very uncourte. oua language (to ray the Wat of il) contained in the com mu meal ton signed Supervisor And further, I am satisfied that if every member (rare tke onp) of that respectable body had been present when the preamble and resolution were offered, with the statement made at the time, they would have been perfectly satiafed. It ia not strange that an individual who manifest 0 much surprise aa Supervisor that th Corn-mom Council would presume to ask the State Legislature for commutation of State Tax, whereby to relieve the citizens of some fir or ten thousand dollar of the present burden taxation, should indulge in no violent an attack upon men who deserve tbe thank of every tat' payer for their watchfulness and care over tb finances of city and I consider it would hJ8 been a dereliction of duty if they had not (hit application after being invited by hi Ezc- leocy the Governor, ia his annual mnsaag I rougu tueir eany atruggiea wtm me native wRhramrea oMreueli filtoTwuhnwin lb Wu Mr. Adam reported bill 5 Tba locomotive, tender, and baggage car, were wherein they demonstrated, iu practical I and were piled several yard. bliahment of commercial intercourse Thi Heaviest Fall or Snow which Ua.

thrown off the track and capaiied. The pas- way, that "might i right," or recount the varl- hick. with China and the Sandwich Inland. Mr. been known in Tenneaaee for th last twenty Longer ear waa also thrown off, but owing to its ou manmuvrea by which they finally overawed brke out, as we have said, in the very I Roosevelt asked leave to submit a resolution yean, fell at Nashville and ito vicinity on the great length it was not capsized.

No one waa and put down their navnge neighbors Suffice 1 72' calIinS uPon ho Secret1 of the Treasury for 7th and 8th in.tant It depth wa. twelve to injured. to say, that they did ao; and ultimately possess- Jtreet, Cnihe eLt and we.t by Newhall information aa to the working of the new txriff fourteen inchea. There wa.nto incheeof enow ed the land, at tenant a of the King from uliose atraet and Jamaica street. It spread till the wbat bad been the receipts from cuntome on the ground at St Louie on the 10th.

oppressions thev had fled. About thi time I principal building included within that area, no under it, as contrasted with the like periods in 1 almanac. lac (TO fojj. fflip. MM 830k aad UL Me.

Bicd (rt IM Ominous. The steamer lleory Clay waa lost a few day ago, by striking a ana in the Poison The Richmond fcSiar eaya that on Misairaippi, near Randolph, Tenn. She waa Monday week last, five person were poisoned new, and coat $40,000. She wa on her way detected at breakfast by aome araenic put into their cof- op from New Orleans, with a full cargo, which fee. A white girl toNuapected of having clone I wa le 1 Coming event cast their ahad-the act.

None of those poisoned have died, and owa before. it to believed they are out of danger, 1 bauds on the United The N. I State Marahal will sell thi day, at Philadel Trouble a mono the Indians bad merely changed (he scene of his sufferings, which did n't amount to much, after all, as he conceived and he thought of taking another step. So calling his family about bim, he laid, 50,000. i tribe) something wrong in it, and ob- Ths London fire broke out on th 14th I ted and it over.

Mr. Armstrong pro-In a four story bouee, in Ireecott street, Good, cnted resolution fromthe Legislature of "Boya I (the girla had nothing to do with this) mans Field, 10 oclock at night, Rhode Island, in favor of refunding General I don't eea wear much better offnow than when ite occupants, (twenty-five in number) fdack8on8 ne Mr. Halstead, (one of the I we were before. Ive tn idea of upsetting this were aaleep. 1 Two young women threw them-1 broad tnen from New Jersey) made a Picayune of the 14th inat, eaye By a note on phta.

seven hundred pieces of cloth and eassi seivei from tho window, and one of them was I reprt ffm the Committee on Elections in fa- the manifest of the steamer Trident, arrived last mere, recently seized and condemned for fraud killed. The rest otthe inmate toere consumed the mandatory clause of the Apportion. I evening from Fort Gibson, we learn that Wild I8" the revenue. The way of the transgressor ecUhihe building I went and suggested member not Cat, one of the Seminole Chiefs recently sent I hard. The Great Western steamship baa been pur- kcted i accordance with th district system, weat of the Miaaisaippi, has declared war against 1 Capt.

David Conner, U. 8. The death chased by Mehemet AH, who intend to con. I denied seats in the next Congress Mr. the Cherokee.

of thi gentleman waa announced aome time Butt argued against the re-payment of Gen- p. Aa edltor oul wegt ia of the il that ba ia atiU Iivin nd I ITm. Lam Hik-lM A rt kingly government, and eatabliahing another one in its stead. What do you tray 1" The boya again shouted a Amen to that I for they had ail tuifered in the management of their respective farms. Rut remember, boya, eaid the father, with C0Dva1eacent IIe The Messrs.

Barings have advanced forty Jacksons fine. Mr. Davie introduced bN LjgerabB policy by newspaper pub- baa C8 o( ilhon of real to tbe Spanish Minister of fi. I directing the Secretary of the Treaeury to re- lishera in giving their patron .0 long credit, Chiaf tba Bureau of Conatructlon, Equip. I a-M mv -V -OS ujf)rn, ygtem of Bankruptcy m8Dt8nd Repairs, consequence of hia illness.

million of real nance, and English capitalist are expected to duc8 (he timber of officers attached to the ays it is a upply the remaining. eix hupdred million New York Custom House to 340 with an an- a solemn and earnest expression of countenance, re member, I say, that to accomplish this roust fighte-sye, perchance we may be doomed to pats through storm of fire and rain of blood. No matlpr," replied the boys, wera equal to it, An interval of seven yean, a the playwright i supposed to elapge, io th courea of the battle (denominated Freedom) 1 1 'a won, and the father and son are again C'k ia convention to devise a system 'adapted to new state of thing. The gist of it if, rt e'ch boy (a the old gentleman still per-, eall.ng them) to set up an establish-r -nl cn his own account, -and to mkt euch 1- 8 '4 as be may deem coedu i I of.j0 iate eat reserving to the father tt powts gezmay to tftiyjgnutjp without the sanction of Congren. Gen.

McDougall and Col. Hepburn. The ST A bill to abolish capital punishment I al CoIumbua WM cupid three day. (which, by th way, is an absurdity in term.) th tml of Ge0 McDougall, then tbe case has been introduced into the Legislature of wetto They were out ten minute. Wjoi.

Roll on, thou ball! and returned a verd.ct of not guilty. IIunort Uawl darn it I eaye a Yankeq, 0NG I feel hungry enough to eat a horse and eand dereir cart and ehase tbe driver half a mile. mefltinJ Trenton, because be did not feel disposed to sign the temperance pledge. The O' The three America.) swells in Pari are true friends of the cause will never tolerate the Marchioness of Lavalett (Mr. Well.) iUCh conduct Mr.

Thorne, and Mrs. Bonham- gTlIave patience, ladies, the law. and docu- ST They have a man in Louisville who ainga meats, and report are mot through with, and st Concert by th name of Candy. II ba a shall eoon bavo an old-fashioned medley. very sweet voice.

I The county muat know. I is nual aggregate pay of on the first of February next After various proposition! to re-commit, refer, lay on the table, foe. it waa tent to the Committee of the Wholesslff ordered to be printed. Tbs Exchgfuer hill was further discussed, and the floor thereon given to Mr. Barnard.

i i i An Ambassador Insulted Ilaalilio, the ambassador from tbe Sandwich Islands, was re-fused a seat at tbe breakfast table, On board tbe teamboat Globe, on her way from New York to New Havan. The Rev Mr. Richard, who haa him in charge, wa obliged either to separate from him, or to join bim in eating with the tee-1 rant of the lost, which they both did. I So there money somewhere. Turin, in Savoy, has been almost reduced to ahe.

Sixty houses have been burnt down, leaving 100 faujihei witnout shelter or bread. The church is also meh damaged. Tbe ajiip -Scotland, (Robinson, late matter,) which railed from Liverpool on the ult, for New York, has put back with captain, second male, two meh and a boy washed overboard, deck swept, lota of sails, and Tha prospect of an improvement in trad continue cheering. Activity prevail hi th manufacturing district, and it it supposed that the opening of th Chinese ports will now tf-ffiti full employment to tb operative..