B BLOCK ADES m \
hf MiMk mi if fiM Tkj|W
SISSSSStS
SSSSSSre
(MoT
csccptlng the English, to see
lion of mdoul fawtW.tlilt
??tar In kit
netfcme, not
Vw?nlfi|tai. H fntH* Mrifci?icoi?tr?* to
tko enbearvleuiy af Um Brttlab ageola ud ?i\rtl
MMudttivMk k highly eritlofced, and even
th? rrawban observed to ne? ? mot* daMmta*
?d Im* than they, iMIlWtM kftty tit a wore
?f hnving given Um preeodeat, and, OS thoy *x
|HM thfrnwlvea, being BOW boatnn with their
own irjM. TbtrtMMM a natioo
Wbiefc one* ?nebeothedttoswwd to vindicate the
*?nr principle now MinUiMd by Mr. Forine
MiUw Iho most powerful ntioa of Um world,
will not tamely aabmk to iwcoad edition of si
milar optmliB .from ? much weak*r aource,
trow e Ceeble imkator and inventor of tynmcp.?
Tko ofea of Europe Moat hopefully Ixed on that
mUw. In WJT l?Uer? from various correspon
dent* on tk* continent an opinion b?spressed
<? thai America will not submit to tbk blockade;
tho lawleaanote of which appear* to have been
uiiticipat+d from the nature of Uftao water*. All
iho alioMa of tbktrivor areaa good n port or har
bor a* tb? ooter or inner" roode of Baenoa Ayre?,
and it tho river ia to be blockaded it ought to be
dona from capo to capo, a thing iapoesible with
nil tho Braaitian navy."
from thr Humes Jiyrtt Mtreaniilt Oattlh,F*b 17.
The following important document* have been
remittal to ua for publication from the depart*
moat of foreign relatione.
legation of tlie U. S. of America, >
Buenos Ayres, Feb. I3U>, 1846. (
The undersigned, charge d'affaires of the Unit
*1 Slate* of Amorica, having communication* of
high international luterest to make to Admiral
Lobo, oommauding the Braxilian Mocludmg
squadron, moat respectfully request* hit excel
lency general do la Crui, minister of foreign re*
lation*, to grant him a flax of truce according to
the usages of war, to guarantee toe safety of such
an intercourse.
la order to manifest to this government that
, sincere confluence which ou-lu to exist between
' litter republics, the undersigned ha* the ,hooor
to communicate a copy of tbo note which he
wishes to transmit to the Brazilian admiral?
This note has for its object au humble effort to
vindicafo neutr.il riglits in the pr.ncipte* and
rules whkh ought to be observed in case* of
Itiocicade; and it it. to be hoped that this attempt
will not be misconttrund into any. the slightest,
deviation from the ?tral;?ht tine of motl scrupu
lous aud delicate neutrnlitv between tho bellirer
cat parties, which it is tfie policy of the Uuited
btafes to observe uuder present circumstances.
The uudersigned prays his eicvilency general
de la Crux, minister of foreign relation-, to ac
cept the a?Mirauccs of bis highest cnn?i<lerHtion
a id rc?psrt. JOHN M KOHHKS.
'fr his eseelkncy geuTuI don Francuco do la
Croc, miuiitcr of forf iga relations, Uc. kc.
Legation df the U. 8. of America, )
lluenos Ayres, Feb. 13, IUO. |
Tit the official note whkh the und<>riinguud,
charge d'affaires of the United States of America,
had the honor to address to his excellency adnii
Ml Lobo, commander of tho itupcrkl Brazilian
cquadrou blockading the eoa?t* and ports of Bu?
ooe Ayres, under date of 1st of January last, it
ww reserved by the undersigned to i*escnt oo a 1
future occasion tbo vi*w? and (arinclple* profess
ed and pqt forth by the government of the Unit
ud'States On the law of blockade. In cooformi
ty to that Reservation the undersigned addn-sied bi<
eicelleney odialrel Lobo, and, if deemed worthy
of .(nMMMwkn. to that of hk imperial Majesty s
ministry, the following observations.
If the subject of blockade, so slmpk in iU ori
ginal application, now uivolves the most cowpli-1
rated questions of ma rati ate law among nations,
i is to be ascribed to abuses of power on one side,
too mtaeh condescension oo tho other, and to tbo
niulflttfrk of incidental cases which have arisen
?i precedents, establishing arbitrary and epheme
ral doctrines, sfoc* the breaking down of the
original bounds and land mark* ol mutual and
tinirenal rights.
Although the commerce of the Uuited States
be* been to n greater extent than any other, the
victim of those gigantic abuses of power, it hat
never suffered withont just complaints, Inin-i
vidnal caaos, and government of the said states,
against the principle and practice of every thing
ijkeanlmaginaiy blockade, the hydra of lawks*
o*>pr*eseion.
Thus M baa over bean Maintained by the Unit
ed States that a proclamation or ordeal blnektide
vt an extoasive const, not iup|?orted by th* actaal i
Kasence of a naral power eoin|?tent to enforce |
simulteneons, constant and effectko oparatioo
en every point of such coatt, is Illegal through
out Ha whole rxtrut, even for the ports which
way be in actual blockade; otherwise every I
capture under a notified blockade would be legal; i
because the capture itself would bo proof of tbo
blockading fbree. This k, In general terms, one ,
of the fundamental rules of tho law of blockade,
as professed and practised by the government of
the United States, And if this principle k to
derive strength froug the enormity of consequen
ces resulting ft on a contrary practice, it could
not bo bettor sustain*! (ban by the terun of the
original decleralion of the existing Brsxilian
blockade, combined with its subsequent practical
The manifesto of bis eiccllency admiral Lobo,
dated 9ld Deeembrr tart, declare* that "ell llie
port* ?n4 fMid of th? republic of Bueuo* Ayrea,
?nd all tbo?e on the oriantal at*, (of I.a |?|ata)
whkfe may be occupied by tb? troop* of Bueoo*
Ayrer, ere, from tbot date, subject to the mmrt
riffnrouI blotkadt." Tbi* declaration of blockade
tnilirMM on evteot of int?retime coait of mote
than twenty degree* of tetkudei ou winch va?t
watt H to not pretended that kit imperial majesty
ru>iniaina any fone beyond a ainzla corvette, the
'? Ma/la do Gloria." K therefore, there can e*.
u Hoy thing like an imaglncry blockade, tbto to.
?0?t wneqiiifocally, one of that deaorlptioa; end
M eneh, In conformity wHh the prieciplea before
laid down, H onlle for tbe mbtant* of the gov-1
erument of the United State*. If we tnra oor at-!
tent ten to the ma oner In wbieh tho blockade bat
boon enforced In tho immediate water* of Igenvt
Ayrea, abundant matter of dritMem preeenta
itaetf. Bioae the eitebltohmeat of the blot hade
el* foreign voaeole, according to the anneaed hat,
bare inhwd the tuner roode of Bn?no* Ayree,
end three have gone into (ho port of Eoeanoade.
Among the former, wa* carried Into Montevl.
deo, detAhead nearly ? nreob, and then enibrod
t* take ? new dedication, withont any eodorae
fgant of tho notion of blockade on tbe prlnelpei
fo;>?reol tberoaeel. o* kpmcUoedin almllar ftaa
Oe by other maritime nattona. Another, Hat*.
Wrgahlp " Dephoe," paaaed within gnn ahotof
(ho BreaUUn eqttadr?i>, a?%-' under tho proteo
Him ml A very to*?ior force, ^rvooedod op tho
dtohorega oC tho Inner ronde. By tbeoe a
jdoa, oooarrlny in a fine aoneon of the year, there
fielnga) Solent ftormy weather to Jntftfr M* ft
felHirc to ooforoe the bfeokedo, lteeoow6a.be eon-1
SSSsc.W'
Ul US* (Ml
I#mj mimitmllobo, 4? ckW ^ M;
imperial BratUien OM^ly't force*; tke said'
Moekade Uiag, to Its xiMril tlnrMttr, a? well
as la4t?practical application ttamped with !????.
etoncy, supported by a naval poWer wholly In
competent to ewloiie u In its whole eatenl, and
COosMoeatty illegal; prostrating neutral rights,'
??d wholly iaadoitsaablc on tho port- of tho go*- >
WUMAl of tke United State*. ? I
Having tho* remonstrated and peotetted a|?lmt,
Ikeeaid blockade, the tind?til(a?1 mirrw to tho]
Kvermneut of the United States tho rljchtol con- i
iahij(, aa may bo deemed expedient, tho far
therdi*cu?*ion of niliooal and individual intar
est* luvolved in thia very im|K>rtMut subject.
Pie undersigned take* thia occasion to ronow to .
W* excellency admiral "Loho, tba assurance of his
highest consideration aod reepoet.
JOHN M. FORRK3.
To hh eioeltcncy Quo llodri^o Joee Kerr* ire
Loho, v?c?*.admiral of tha tquadron of hit ma
jesty the emperor of Brssll, fee. be.
On board Uia Corvette, Liberal.*'
LATUFHOM mSSh.
Xoc.Ytrk, May 16.?,Ttw pocket shipyard
Que*m-I, captain Hawkins, arrived )eetrrti?y from
M?m, having tailed on the 4th ult. OurJ*ari*
pepet* which are to the 8l*t of March, cootaim ao
new* of importance. Coptaln 11. iuforns that
general-LafeyeUe wa? to unwell as to bo confin
ed to lti?bou?e.
The cotton market at Havre, wai a little lower,
Tbe tlock <>n hand, wu* 17 671 bale*. Quotation*
April 1st Louisiana*, 28 to 29 *ou?, for uplands,
Alabama, tic. 9D to 32. ?Sale* April lot, "7 bale*
of Georgia cttton^free 1 8 3-4; 60 do, 1, 10} 10
cn*e* Havana bruwn *agar, in entrepot, 44,60; 2
ceroona Uueliuiala indigo, free 19,26. 136 Is. Mioo
do. 3If:
It n ti reported that the Turk* made a general
attack upon Miwotonghi on the 2d of March, by
M>a and land, ami that they were repuUed, with
the lot* of several thon*and men. It wa* also said
that colonel Serve*, who wa* in the imperial
guard* under Najmloon, and I* now tu Mie service
of tbe pacha of L^ypt, be* surrendered at divert
tionat Tripoliiiw
The health of tbt emperor of A<rstria was im
proving. It i? taid the urchdnke Charles, eldest
>ou ol the emperor, ha* beforehand lenouucod the
throne, from attachment to private life.
Affair* at l.isbou were nnsetlled. The queen
had refused to welter daughter since her appoint
ment to power. T'16 L jndori paper tuyi, the
1>re?eiit rv^ency will be supjiorud '#y IViiitiM ami
^ncl.iud.
'liio French jpivernmeut w/n endeavoring to
eflrrt a reconciliation between Spain and Algiers.
Ureek uew>p4u?sr> arc treety circulated al 0?it>
?tavtinople, whilst tbey oic prohibited in the
Russian dominions.
The duke of Montgomery, fe!| down drad
M'hil" at church in P<?ri?, on tho '2 lib March. Hi*
funeral was celebrated with great pomp. The
number of private carriage* iu the truiu, exceed
ed 00O.
The bi*hop of Djrhero, died in London on the
2&?h M ?rch, at tbe a*e ol 92. Hi* immeo*e wealth
descend* tu his tie|>bew, Lurd Harrington.
It waa repotted that kiug Ferdinand had escap
ed from a conspiracy formed by tbe Apostolical
party to carry liiui off to Aranluui.
The Havtien government Gas incited that its
territory shall Imi dittingnuhed by tbe name of
Hayti, instead of St. Domingo. Freuce lie* com
plie<l wltli tbb demnud.
Enlistments were publicly making ib France for
the viceroy of F.tfypt. A number of French oik
cer* recently engaged for bis tervice, were about
to Mil from Marseille*. Sis armed ve?*el* were
fitting out at tho tame plsw for the viceroy. A
corvette for tbe same government, wna aunk in
launching on the SJd March.
Iu tho French chamber of deputies, March 85tb
Ktitlons were pre*euted Irom Paris and float
avrc, for a more effectual prohibition of the
slave trade. A member stated that more than 80
vetreb had fitted out for tbi* trade from Nanls
witlun a year and that French slave veteel* when
pursued, threw their slave* ev4H*oard!
In the same teuton, general Sebastian asserted
that the ministry encouraged enlistments for the
pacha of L^ypt, that at the time of Ibrablm pa
cha's expeuilioo to tbe Moren, hi* treature wa*
conveyed in a French veseelt and that it Wat by
parmis^n ofthe government that veteela of war
were fitting out at Mar*eille* fur the pacha. The
minister of finance repl.nd, that, at to the tram
Kt of tketreaaare,.tlm commander of tbe ttalion
I been reoalled for allowing 111 and at to the
eonttruction of vtu*I* in French ports, there wai
no law to |w*veut it, but they were not allowed to
arm
The duke of Orleans h?;? contributed 5000 francs
for a fund to purchase provltione for ibo Ureekt at
Missolonglii.
Isilni /'rem Vtrm Crui.?By Iht scboouer Yel
lot,<%t|)luiu Curtis, we have a Ale of Vera Crns
papers to tbs Mb April, which we have placed
iu the Mud* of a translator; they pwbliM tb?
president's message (o tba Ih-ttM of reprrseot stives
relative to tbc Panama mission, with ??tM?n
comments, and are principally filled with extracts
from American |upers. The Yellol mad* her
voyage out and borne in CO days. Paper* and let
ter# III at she took out reached the city of Magico
in,three weeks after their date In Baltimore, wblnh
U stated to l*a unprecedented in despatch. Wa
learn thai our uiiakter, Mr. Poinsett, expected to
rooclude a treaty before the adjooiaaseat af the
Meitcan coogreM, l?ut not la saaaoa Id have it
reach Washington before Our coogrets closes its
present session.
Captain CnrtW, confirms the aoconats heretofore
pobtbbad relative to the destructive Are at Vera
Crun end says the lo?s was estimated at a million
and a half of dollar*. The public stores In whiah
the Rood* were deposited were burnt, but not the
ottrfom bouse. Bit. Pal.
ItlTiaotl. Mav 1A ?Lalt frmm Para Crvw.~
ly the fast sailing schooner Yellott, captaio Cm*
tW, arrived at this port ye?te?day, the editor of the
?eastte baa received from a frioad who resides In
Vara Orni, a letter dated April Mtb, In wMcb he
?aye, "The matters af Interest here at present
are, the recall of Mr. Orrsjpaa, minietar ta the go
veramant of the United fitataa, aad an expected
aavby extraordinary la Kngtnad A Kreach M
(Ma of 44 gu at arrived hero a lew days mM,
?od br*ugbteommlrtleaers ar a commtessoner, hat
aotwithataadlag thia, the eat bark las af Vera Craa
|am|| H'SaL ^ |La m?wa*maals
|Vw ? 8 IwV M"TomwWI
Pranea. A? M|ild> sloop of arar la likewise here{
wbiob broogbt oat general* Dash woody it MVtN
aaasral af his Brttonnie majesty. Ha k accom
panied by bis family."
g?ww ^l*IM ^ / # *
trss of discontent, unapt what arose from a trt
lu'-yutfr sit#* s Typ**'*
New York,
oar tbeem
tmm . Am to hi tWl
tbaUOebaata oftealtbe mm before
Beojamhi
E4%?td W<SmST 3 HIBBr i3nk
teaa war* apprehended lo U?a noesesaion of J. k
wil.lfflMnU,?4 lUliwt aatlHbpropsrtj. Tba
4nBK ef tha com* to csotalnsrt in tbetoilowiag
concluding pirimph.
"I bee* auw mM all thai 1 tboaght n
oa (be points presented for my eonsideraUoe. U
Imartcbt intbe viewaiharretalceeoftbee?tyect>
(btufOuJi nn^ bo otadMMl) VI u wrong hi
11m opulent I beve imuki*, upoa |?l??jr,
tbe principle*, and the various owfcW? ot the
collection lawj if goo* ere not liable tONim*
end forfiilarr for being found to circulation bofora
HmHiiiInu* paid or seeored; if (bo importer^
geoeral bond mart be eonsidersd es security for
U>e duties; af tha ordinary certificates of iMpmio
tfon mutt be rvceivad, as itVIimo that thedutiee
on tba nods (bay deacrlbe, baro baan paid or aa
eoretl t if tba lien of Uia fivinaaot to eatlngulah ?
ad by a fraudulent <to|iMwaio?! If <ba property
can ba eealgaed before tba dutlee ara paid or h?*
thing, bad a taw 00a meat be paMtu. There a?f
franca Of ovary aort upon tba reveaoe ba nommit
led. and arary kind ol illicit'commerce be proae
itad wKh impunity.
(1 treat'tha council in tbia rata will not fail to
entar an eitpeel. It is important that tba quea*
liona I barf Jeoided should ba reviewed, t?a J tba
true cooatru'otion of tba law, ascertained and act*
llad by an authority wa muat all obey.
Lei a decree of coadaamrtion be entered."
P+ilmitlphia, A/ay 11.?An interesting cireum
atancatook place in tbe oyer and tnrniiner on
Tueeday la at. A countryman waa arraigned for
highway tobbery. It appeared in evidence that
in tbe month of February, aa the principal witness
was going into Kcoalarion lete et night, he waa
stopped by a foot pea, who presented a pistol
made u?e of threats and robbed him of what taouay
he hadatiout bis perK>n. The succeeding night
about the tame hour, the parson robbed-repaired
whb two friends to theacene of action 4n hopaa
that the lootned might egain be upon duty. They
discovered tha countryman standing In a rery
tutpiciona atti*u da, and Immediately apprehended
him. lie waa charged with tha robbary; hiaatory
waa confuted wxi contradictory, for in truth he
waa aa much alarmed as (he man who waa robbed
had been tha night pracediog, and whan a man b
frightened out tM his wits, it is not reasonable to ,
eapeot much reasoa from him He was accord
ingly baund ovnr lo answer to the chsrge, for the
l>?i'?()n robbed wasaa positive to hie ideality, tho*
the darkness of lha night would baire bid defiance
to tba beat pair of optic* in M'Alllsler'a shop. ,
The countryman finding tbe affair to assuase aw
unfavorable aspect, cad <tne law having gone thus
lar. ha ?1U not know bet what it might go rome
what' further, ha therefore deeased it eapedieat
wlien hi* trial came on to prove an aft*?', which
wa? aalifar.iorily made out, aud his character also,
which waa proved to be an'.aceptionabln, by
highly respectable witnesses. When hU counsoi
n*? t? apeak In HJ? defence, the judge intarrupted
him, by staling that it was unnecessary, aud charge
(ad tha Jury so dearly and diatinctly that aa im
medMM acquittal waa tha cease^oenee. Upon
this the priaoaer's face briyhleaad, and as be wae
abootbavtogthe boa one of the by-stand* re touch*
ed by fee bardaaaa of the caaa, alipped a piera of
monat into Ida hand. Tba prabeworthy eaampl*
waa pOHapUy followed by another and anntbor,
and finhliy the jury called him to theia end aacb
contributed hie mite lo obliterate tba remembrance
oftbe Wrongs he had a attained Thus la a few
minutes this simple and untutored countryman
I mede mora at the bar, than many a shrewd lawyer
I data ia e twelve month. We report this case aa
! we consider h uapreeedeaied. never bafora hav
I ing beard of a suitor escaping from a ocurt of Jns
> tica with full pockets in this or any other country.
Tli? Madi?on Recorder, in aprakiog of ? let*
term of (lie court of Oyer and Terminer iu ikK
county iay?:
44 Tli? criminal ImuImn we? cut ibort by the
etcape of ooe Green, who hid been committed
sii or rijtht week* before (bo eHUegof the circuit
court, for breaking open (he More of Mr. J.
Clark of New TToodatock. Soon after bo was
committed, be became unwell, a respectable
phyiician aiteoded him, at (bo expense of (be
oouuty, hot be flraw gradually worse and wotm,
until a( length ll((lo bo pea ware entertained of bla
recovery He became Bale and emeeloted, bad
a severe cough, e furred tongue, nnd ell the ne
coteary symptoms of sever* dUeaae. The hu
mane feel tags of (be jailer wet* at cited, and a*H
was necqaaary fur (be Invalid (o have mar* care
than (be fomWy could beatow, a boy by (be nam*
of Ceulhbks, confined on a conviction of petit lar*
neoy, waa put ioto (be room (o a((end him, as be
became apparently worm and was net expected to
live many days, the door of tb* room wa* left
unlocked Of this both (he prieoeere availed
themselves, and (be proapect of rtnisisc bb lb
berty, restoring his health. Mr. Oreen laid off his
ftrer, iwal)nw*d bit cough, tor* the far from bla
tongue, aid taking the jailer's new coat by way
of kttf Mkt, bad* adieu to pills and potions, end
deliberately mar abed off with bte nnrse, kindly
hearing blm eompnny. The surprise of (be jail
er at the diacovery of the triek May be Imngined,
bet the dttetorS Mtonisbment waa the greatest?
He had am only lost a patient, but onefied lived
to run away in (be very truth of bis prediction
that be me* die.
"The rmii took their way to the north, stole
two bofieeia Augusta, bet warn promptly pursu
ed and Overtaken Mar MatiuMbnrgb, from
when** they ware conducted bock, and are now
saftdy lodged in their former quarters. Green
will now be In confinement until the nest court
I bet In reel
tl?e Doetor.
of Oyer a#d Terminer, te (bet te reality he lost
time by fooling Daet b end "
, ^ COJ?ORK*B.
PfotAtngfen 15?The eeeeioni of cengree*
now drews towards a eloee, one week only re
ma lam# for the Jmpatrh of the mem of bmiiu
lyingoa the taMeanf both houees. During the
last week, both bourne have bean laboriously
and MieeeerfoitT employed; meny bills, of great
importane* to ledivWeaU, having pesaed one or
(he ether henna, andaome of them both bouaee.
l??e present ?tntffu will keen d*s*rved great
crcdit, In eer opinion, If M may bo mid, after the
termluetioe oTtbe e*eeien, that every,bill of a
privet* nature (by which ie leant bills Cor tb* re
privet* nature (by wbWb ie meant btlle lor the re
lief of indlfldnale) b*e been aeted upon. The
ntmhtr of tbOM Mill whkh have neeaed the kouee
of Witbtaa tow days, le an great.
Mil* claim l* one of *0 enltfaci* wbkh, Car want
of Imm, will eleo> He over to liMitti ?Mate*'?
Tbe Mil of iIm MMto rXjucthg dharhnlaaHag
4MMn iaMtK WM, NfcwHiy, ordered tu
Ue on tbe table: Nch i vote*. k* thai body? taken
by yea* U(l uayr, i* equivalent to a vol? of ??
TW Judiciary bill wt bang* kmpin In Iba
hooto of IMNMrtlUfli TM jtMilon 1>HI> for
piiblbbingtli# report of (he judiciary commit lee uu
lbe*ubject. If Um bill taloat, ilwid baby a differ*
Ha Irlenda ?> large majority of the
being Iwava to U In later nf ywif
bill on Um eubjeet.- '
Tbara art many bill* of ooadderable coum*
queue* yat on (he Ubha of bath houam; but
much may be den? withintbe (it bullae** day*
before tham, with Um dlapoaitiou whloh sow air
peanlo pervade both boilMa.?AW. int.
At 4 court ef the Unitod 8tater, bald at the
Irkt of tbe hum of Raw Yolk, on Um 9tb day of1
May, IMfd, tbe grand jury met, went Into oourt,
and, by their foreman. iafarnJ the judge, thai
bo cam of Um viola Uona or Infraction* of tbe
law* of Um (Jolted Btatea, bad bees pre Mated tu
them, or coom tu thair knowledge, and were the*
diacbarged. . tb.
MattmehuttUi?The election tut member* of
tbe bouM of repraeealarivM of tbe aUM of Maa
McboKtu has just taken piaoe. There appear*
to bare been very little eoaeert of actio* to Ibl*
election. Out of tbe twenty number* to be dm>
mu from Boeton, ten only received a majority
of tbe vote*, all of wboa. were on the repuWi
can ticket, to culled. Among'tUaM tan we ob*
rerve the name of G. W. Anan*, the aon cf the
Praaldeot-of tbe United Stele*. Another election
wdl have to be buldan for the choice of the re
maining ten. lb.
Jfay Albtrt Omliatin. -We slated In our
Imt, our bellel that Mr. Oallallu waa about 02
y*era of age. TIm accuracy of our atatement be
??*K doubted, we have refreabed our PM?aory on
tbe eubleci, and And that hi* actual aga (a W
yaara?being atlll Mverul year* yonogur than
aome bad kuppoted him to bo. By the ri-cordtd
Journal of the Moate of 'Um United btatei, lu
1794, when hi* eligibility to a Mat la that body
war questioned, it appear* that be wu born ou
tbe 519th oi Jandury, 1761, and teveral lima* at
a volunteer in Ihe revolutionary war, ataod near
r Maddai, in the ?late of Main, iu the fear* 17M0
?udl70|. lb '
The bill (or tb? amendment of the judiciary
ijrtlem bas met iu anticiputeU fate, bavicg been
indefinitely postponed (rejected) yesterday, iu
tbe homo of rtprtMDlitlfft; and H is ??id that
had ibii vole not prevailed, Iba bill would hive
been ton, by (?? ? larger majority, who wore
prepared to role lor an adherence to the dita
agreement to tbo senate# amendments. It I*
hardly worth while to inquire very u*:rly huw it
happened that such should hare been Ha fetes
aeeiuf that a majority of both houMt of congress
were doubtleea lavorablc 16 the principle of the
bell. It cannot esccpc observation, however,
that the vote of the member* from Ohio was
unanimous against the bill. Their veto deoidod
lu fate; and it K therefore, presumable that
they considered the interest and wishee of that
stale as bavins been disregarded, iu the new ar
rangement ol tbe circuits proposed by tbo Mil.?
It is to be regret tod that the bill has been lost
through n difference of opinion as to Ms details
It is yet to bo hoped, that, at nest session, the
views of tbe several western states my so har
monics as to couoentrate upon a bill ac?e|*table
to the whole. In that eveut, tbe labor upon the
defunct bill, which la supposed to have been ah*
solulely lost, may yet be turned to profitable ac
couut. Ik.
Manufacture*.?lu addition to tbe
quantities of wool famished try her native looks,
England imported In tbe year 1624, no lose then
' twenty-two millions Ave hundred and fifty-eight
thousand pounds of wool. And bseidee supply
teg her entire population with woolen cowls, aha
I exported no lose then the value of f37?12^84l.
t The cotton manufacture of met Britain is Im
mense. England does not ruse % single pound
of cotton, and yet, according to Mr. Huskisson,
a member e4 parliament, alia manufactured in
the year 1884 ?o tern then tbe value of 879 mil*
I ions of dollars; nod tho clear national gain, over
the cost ol the raw materiel, was equal to 227,101
109 dollars.
In the year 1884% Bfly millions of yards of cot
ton goods were e*ported from great Britain 16 the
United States.
JfmitMUtku, J!frit 17.?A letter received from
Nacogdoches announces that the Mesican Gov.
ernment has at last tahon into consideration the
situation ot tha Province of Texas. An eipress
sent by Osvenior Solcedo, from Beiar, has
brought tho now* that one thousand men ere on
their maroh to Noeogdoahas. There hoe lately
been a Poet-Office established at Necogdoehes
and n poet tider appointed by the name Juan Jo*
se Ibarbo, who has received $600 for Irte salary
the current yeer.
On the 1st April the militia of the Babtna aad
Aysh Bayou districts were mustered ami made a
very fine appearance.
Orders have been received to eioel all tbe va*
gabeods and desperadoes which infest It, and pre
pa rations are making to cei ry their orders iota elT#ct
A negro died suddenly on Thursday Inst at the
house of correction in Boston. In uotlelng the
corooee*s inqufcst the Roeton Travdlct savs, "It Is
very remarkable that this men spoke five Ian*
guages, correctly and fluently; could repeat Bhak*
guages, correctly mm) fluently; could repeat Bhak*
sneer* from beginning to end, and possessed, he*
side this, an uncommon fund of drollery. During
the greater part of Napoleon's wars, be wasn ser
vant to different oftoer* of distinction, where he I
hod an opportunity of ecqwiriug In (or motion and
perfecting him*etfIn wagrishessi. faUmnerenSe
was probably the eeosa of his deeth, rMulting In k
general discuss and dborgsalselloa of Important
Slight Uffdiiy.?It to mentleesJ ?'? us ae a fact,
that a gentlemen srho has occupied,sksee the first
Mny, one of -a block of three story briek houses,
whfeh vent at a high prlee, In attempting to drive
?cell Inlo the well to hoof his hat upon, actually
l^aoA A linlnb WXm mAitfllKrii'a ri m rl Alt H
w ? 9 b ?kib iijio nie o pwriourj
In the fragments ol Mr. Pickery's speech on
the Missouri fNethe, a?oced to Whcaton's Li Is
of that orator, Is this passage.
'?Oik eendneut was fell of aboriginal Inbnbl
Where ore they, or their dsseendentrf?
Kit her with "years beyond the flood," or driven
ufwhkb ihstkps
tho vtslwe. hi order thet yo. may rail 0?o?|eM.
5?R!
Aaihb fa?iiii myUi >imm ??
moat of lata, a?d will pwhUy ba son ta, ?
briaraaaounlofitnmyba vUmhIo oar win,
Uiti oa 1Mb ohm U tha capital of
i |g|
||| ||y
Am r MtaiiSo? af ^^tf^'2ds?*5
s?mi^sm
MMtfllMwUir. ? r.\
OHM tha dajmt al tha riahat of IV*, Ud ttttrw
IhaIII l|3tl"try
Ma In ?,..., ..... ?
Old Panama itNd about fiwallN Im ^
Sgd?5Ha?&
tha ptumWrvra. Tho old oily ?M Ml oCmmI;
i ho n??r oMcWrfy af ttaaa.oad pwttjr wrfW
tlBad. Thara UUtllo donbt bot it wiW bacon ?
ptaeo ofaraat Import tnaa, and banamad aaoAna
CrAiMfka, at Vtrteht haa boan tiaoa 171< ia
Evropt, and from a iMar nana*.
hiUM b nronouoead lalkf M qiMibll braad;
not to aa to rhy ma with lair, bat with tha latat
jootioa mk! And ao too af Ommaa. Tlwftdlii.
Indian. *
Tha Muaa fn?M haa nfiriaw to tha raaa\
blanea ia tbapa lo a J*?/ ?fbrud.
JftrfM, Mf "CaUaal Eortlg
ha viae re?uat?d tha command af tha ArtMtary
School of Fraction. at fortrom Maaroa* hat format
aa cncampmtnt a tha (rooM at Bttch Ro* Firm,
contiguous to that flatlou, lor tha parputa of iu.
ttruetiou in icld dotW*, aad for aoonrtaof prac
Ileal gunnery. Tha ranga of targot practio* lor
Bald artiilary it fully praparad, a aaHo ia la??tb,
aad partaetly Ural; and vra understand it ialalaa
dad lo aoaiaiaaoa Bring tha prataat waaV- Thar
new encampmaut it called "Camp Eiperim*?t."
It wlU ao doabt ba aa object of ataoh internet t?
ottoertof the militia, a* ?M| aa tajtrivaia gentlo
mb to whom It may ba a ootraity, to taa camp
duty regularly performed, aad to witaaw tha a&tct
of ai littery Anogi and it it oaodnat to add, froax
tha wail known courtesy of Col. EatUa and th?
oftcart of bit aaauoaad, that thay wiU meet with a?
palita i at apt loo. UtraU.
Imprmrntnt ?U b pMkhrtlj (UN that capU
Clevering, of H. B.m^eety's ship Redwing, iin
pftwul two of the crew of |Im prig Pharoe* of
Boatoa, while th? lay in the bsrbor of 8im>
Lt-ooe. Captain M*r?uH, wbw cownunded Die
brig, when be applied for bit awn, U nM to but
been treated with |ml indignity. A Caw day#
alter comaandore Bullae, heving arrived, ordered
tbtrileorof one of the men, beeeoaa he bad an.
AmarteeB protection," but detained tba other en
aa biglUMMn, for the went of omI
liii. U the first ceaa o; ifnaam, we bdlw.
that he* occurred ahtce the late war, aad we (ball
Ibe much turprised, indeed, if it it not wet witb a
resolution that it aha) I be the law. Tba Britiik,
pretended "right of march* ia suetelood by cow*
BuUen, aa arellin the reWaaoof one erf the m.
bocawao thai be had "?aaemeCUoO/'aeJfo lataliifiag ?
tba other beceuae ho bad aoae. Wo. dM.hfpe :
that the practice of gnathic protectloaa had loaf
klneeccased. II portlolly ailmlb the right of e%> ,
aminhig the wewe of oar rawala^ oblch WW aatifiB
el feeling will not, at thia day, edoMeCraod which
must nut be allowed: end the rataiaing of the sea- ?
man, beceuee be was without o ra?sft protection,
ahewa that the
authorised ta aet ?
i era of our people* Tkb wUl oat be peraaMUH
[ IT tba ceae la aaade oat to the prwldaat aaitfo|
?stated-ia the pepera, wo CmI perfectly confident.
that a poeWve under*taadiag will be demanded <m
thia intereatiag subject at oaoet aad that tt
Britiah oftcera yet feel themaclvao
t aa lu4gee,lorow and oaccetien.
lea Thia will aet bo peredttr<L??
ah la
MaaU
hJ?o
Jrsi
Greet Britain may bold out lor the ru??tKi,d
will be reoulred at least, to abstain Arotf the ***<
Tie*. AMMt" "** '.? -
SlnYtrjf pnhibittd in LeaMetta. At tbo hto
session of the legialetwre of Louitlcoe. aa oet wao
waaed prohibiting the further iutroduetion ofabvee
nto that atate for sale* The follow] af la en ab>
street of the aet:
8m. I. No person shall, after the Aral day of
Jane, IBM, l?ring into thia atate any alavt, With
the latent to tell or hire the-acme, under the pe
nally of belag punished by impel laawtat not at>
ceedioxtwo yeera, and fined not eieeedlngono
tbouiond dollars, and moreover shall forfait lb*,
aaid slave or Haver.
Bsc. 2. That beteefler any person Who has a
less* Jide latent ion to emigrate to t Me elate, witb
a view to haeoaae aa inhabitant thereof, shall be
allowed to briag with them their alevea, aad em
ploy the aeme witble the limita of the state* Pro
vided, that aay alares so brought ha by aa eari
grant jhell net be sold or eiebeagod m the tyo
ef two yean from the tlwotbey wore brought Into
the atate, under a peealty of o forfeiture of the
slaves so sold.
Sre.3. Any IimMi eWoeo of thb atate ahalt
be allowed to briar that eln aad employ eay alevea
ef which be may be the lawfel owaert prorlded
that aay alevea broueht late thia atate by aay clti
tea thereof, uader the provWeoa of thia aactio a.
shell not be sold or exchanged uotH after aakf
?laroe bare bee* two yeah within tba atate ut?
der the poeeHy ol ferfeHhw the efjeaaail alavea.
ftae.d Aay alave or alavea brought lato I his
auto in coat revealion of any of the aiwvhlena of
this ad, ahall, etter due randaaaaatlna* by aay
court of competent jurisdiction, bn aold efter ten
day'a notioe by the sheriff of the pariah in which
said alevea have boas condemned, aed the aett
proceeds of aaid elave* when soli, ahall he aaM
over, one fourth to the iaformar or lofcamara, exd
. the other three fouribato the t recency of the male.
Ml t>f th* WaWfsanala, An eeqeeletecei
weeks since relotcd the (Mlewtng particulars,
which are pebHahed Car the purpoae of giving o
enteoaive knowledge of the featai
TreWnlMne efkasa asAooo almM |m dka lataalfta
g y^^vP P^B IW^BffOr wp
Peeneylraeia, In company with ? young eaen in
the duah of appeanablog night, hb oomnenlow
waa bitten, or atroeh, l?y a raUleeoehe, In lam
nleeoo near the ankle; hevief shortly before
heard of ite efeeeey of tahooco eppliei
I fca af ? jiartaa ^rho hel haaa atmuit
?no of (Hma md wboM Im4i
a, l*? was thee relieved aed dor
ed; he eppHa I at
lor loboeee -the
ifeat itaelf.
the Ar/t dwelling tbey earn ta
paMi'hir thb Ume began to
mUnjAyd Maotfliiui aguilo smL| aWil
wvwwwwf| flWWVVe nil* f?,,a vv^wvewa^^
the oarts near the wounds.?The tatiocco wee wet
an<l applied to the wneeda, aed aeon preduoed
relief aad eom|te*nre le the w.~~.
lejFleBi# L - I
had eweota from the hl^,
nt to
ther