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to) oe who ha'l b'e it :dwith ipotant trmuts. to be able to say eat he died so p'our am t- ba bu,-ie- at me public espe e. Never did any u tu netter desierve set. a tribit e. for those.resotts i di not jesitate to expres to yanix my opinmio, that tie interest of' the constry wXI be prom-ned by the electiorr ofl Geral H.Lirrimoj. If, however, he should be -ale a m um owit judgamit may not approve. I shatl p1-tie myse fin nposit.on where Lean not oppose that administration. Or one thing I feel very mre, thatt no change can be for the worm. Aotgratefoul and trn'y. Year biuble servant, .WAL rDY TlO.iPSON, Jr. April 19th 1S40. From the South Carolitian. . THE CU 11 iIlLAND itA ). ETC. Io y-mr paper of the 10th infst., we published e folowing: Coxsaagt~vqu Rv.M.-The Waslhinton Cor etmponii lentt .if the .Augnsta Coatstattionalisit saya.: "Ote of the unst extraordiu-trv ameid mentL proposed,. [to the Treasnry Note liill] Waitiat submi ted by Mt. Pro!Iit. alppropiat in$t150.0o of theme notes to vardi the cmi epieion or the can b -r'a o if-ul Ot this; the vote was taken by Tellerm. nn.1 t understand three Southern new'.erd-.Msri. Dillet, of Alhabtna, Stanly. of N. C.. and Thomtipsot, of S. C.-oted in itvs fvor! 1Iaow this c.une about I kama not. and sincerely hope it is a inistake -.thoutgh I am asstured ol' it by one i oftheir col leaetes.' .g Can it be th-it a Repre.entaive of this State', s in f-vor of lavishing wnre of the public tminl by onth-it awnst extravranitt. partial. and otijnst neat.er We trust not: an I s'all be gra:ibed to learta that "it is a mistake." - We now h-ive this gr~ttii.-ation, through the fm'llowing letter fro:n Gen. Too-nmiat; which we publish with great pleasure, thntmatr aend. era m:ty dhare it with its. llowever wi -may ditfer fre n Gen. Th-im ia. in some respects, it will always ba gratifying to it- to agree .with hint, nit! to act wii-a hin. wileaever ciremm seanc-st will perutit: anad we are "gratified thai the above notice has - rved to call i6 attentton to the tmisapprehtension allitded to. ant I set hi right before his conistituents,. on a snibject so. imtporatnt. In retriting onr sincere thanks for the gen erou contide-e and co:art--sy tmuaifested in the closing paragriph of hi lettei. we won'd buggest to him, ie to itkitt. spiuit. that it is scare.-ly fair tonpttik of our --favorite candidate for the Presidency," tiil we have snridethle se lectio a ofsncth a one. or at least mte one. Wh -n we decide, folly an.l fi:mlly, to support Mr. Van Baren for the Preida:ry. we 4h:all tothesitate-to say so. But we wot:d remark. in she -t jistine to him ant I oarselves., that we di not n.ow recollect aaty cis c-a natance jn~ti iy. ing the de:l-ir.itio:a. that "-i! iA itt ivor of that unanittstitutioual measure,"-the Cuittberland Roa t. It u-ly be pr.pcr to siggest. that the corres penddat of the Costm its-.ana'ist did not Pay (am will ha seen in the ahove extract.) that. lie de. rivnd his inform ition fron on. of Gen. Thomp 0 ia's 0) leit is. ht froat - sie of their cti!. leages"--thethree gentie~nn tnma. eact fromt a difiere.:t state. Tite C.mustitution-list. w'nuc' we pr-sime cirCtates freely O.>atg Ien.T.onmpson-f inm-ne dat.. co-'-.tiineti. we fe.-i ume4re.l, will take pleasuare in this act o. justice. \V .4aINGrrJm. Apti V, Id40. Dr.t St:-Ise vo ir la't paper von express sr..isa tha1t I sho-ild iive voted for the Uttn. berinld Itiad. Yon might well lie trl:ised that 1. who hive never failed lits to s;aenk sand write ag.'ainst that ueaure. am not o.ly impoli. tic- htt-mconaitu:ioial. vlionid slave voted fior it; mn I the i-ire so. as -I da noat prof.s thie fit. cility ifehancini.t af som others- iever sine, I ci me into p:'alie lif-. havimg changed tan 6pihiiim o aay C. tatitutio a1:l qleMtion. nor do I tatieve of ay ntt usnr ! of public i tipo-taice. I g me Ia ac it vote; h1t have. d tring the pres. ,,atsessirl. vote i n-i three or tima o::c:stons. w.ae a the slttaztaitt C.1am1, p. againstit. and what is mt ira, litve t tb it. ins a pitbished . speech. a gro I d of o )paiition to yomir favorite candi. d 1 e -or the Pr -si leucy, that lie is in favor of t I It nac.i satititimi:r1 mii a1 i;re. I smnppomie that t- mi- ipmre.ientiio-a has arisen Cro it,' C. I awial; ciiclintA,cm- A.. ..411-tiiit~mt- to thei T ia vm g w e n e n -ne t ae - P r p o se l. f. r an n a p ro - Tr-.rica -s~ o 1. rrhe gnas4tionl was ta$-n r l e:r.w is do-1 by t-vm a imeristand. in - r -ene.:l other ut fr .nit of thme 8pe-aker: ami It lose int favor oif a pir~iposit-n flast p'as thro t.ch, -ta I are cantetd, ain I t.aen those pass w io aire n ap-i<e I to it. -t it wa at a hatio wh -in th.: voie w ts ta'cen, an iin~lattadin: fromn iam-.iinuer that it wa< ii diff~e enit amnend tmtnt. I p isa I t ao.th. fl it fi ad nz nmiv il-s tiksk , it nn.li-ite y corrected it, anal was c.Oant mel ; th I Other siade. l'ae writer of the I -tter s-mys hie re--eived th iinfirmu atio m fro a one air may co-le tnes. I dl. n it hsli..re t-inat ay coill-agn- otfin-i-. adiad ma I h a.! vet..d liar the Ct nhaa.lal Ro ilt fair eachs o Ie mitt have known tha~t such was not the fact. I a-n suare th-st yon di not inten-I to naisrepre senit ma,. au l only expresss a s'arprise whicha youz migls w lI haev. felt att smich n vote. stespectuly youar O'm't serv't. .V. TII HaIP.:30N. Jr. Cider! Cid r!!-We entejouin anoihe article up in cidaer, fraim thea New Y'ork E venin.: Pioat. . i i hg'ily a lassicail andum Ito aarans. WVe recommaaend its .cnreful perusal t i p'litic~i:ius of tho WVhig schoail, anal to till nihers whomu are laivers of this Sb-odd gon I old cider be' de'spi er', land nie'er regard -d maore? Sho:ald plaini lov .ainiaa be despised O.tr is~hor. builtn rfare? Fair ine ate ld a.:yle tity boys I Fair tale trate a aistrie. Let's take a tig ofcIader nw .For the triue old styhe.".-wuaG aoio. We do:iht whethier Publints Virgihin~s .tmaro. ai Ro n in post of si~ns note. dreamedl even ini his in ist coihdemt lo.irings ofrvanity thatt a predlic tion of his was destined to t'se glairio:is lilmnt it hite foad in thi; new wa -14. Hie so nswsi.-re i.a his patst-arais saymaexpataating tupon Ithe fututre glory of the App.. - -I.uitor. aria hisquog-qme Pnma." which mans thi the ap tele soneror later would attain to a distinmrishei plice'. I las-not whla' he for-etol.l signally co~a.- to pas 11am not the Apile, or which is the samns 'ming. Cider, in. h'unit.ig all its esiirit wittot irs crosser parts. ben maide tha embicint a id badgle of$ a great party. who with c.uarae eristi:: fin iness, Vf.l towtn.toly, clal at to in:-Itt l.t all thie decency nad all the t-ulent o'-the latti 1 Are not its p'r4ises calebrajed in the sorngmi of th2 people. atnd is lnt the facisl'y of absorbin: 't. a c':iefrecomnend~a. hiont to tite highest dis i-ioar - Toer. i< lfl te Vifrtt in Cider than aun unto tore I min.I woatd att first ap.aosn. It h-iawork ed anire wonders thau thechatrmtd cup of Circe. " i o v r t a m ' . ' , I o w h s t up r i gr h t s hm a e , -And dowvnward fell into au gmao-olling swine " while this i fses new life into the anaimal being. and qnckens the intollectoal powers. Not t'ie it tints draigof the Ari'>iln tale. wvhich heiane rnubd nna thehbodyceinto little hits. ins-aui Ivtr ie it whbole. h-td mor-t wotn lerful eilecy - 8aana this all p-stenat cider uv~i repairs repnmtt uioaes that ayembittered and restores t'ae in'egri-. ty af a: intellect corrupted and broken. Coa'd Poaee Do Leo I. wh~o smaght in the san~ds of his spirt- would have leaped at the *necturamis pJ.cc ' of' Le vait! i-.av, %% U 1o1 steei 1 Lti.U-b itrmn a witoere.1, jejuse, atd dras chaig o141s uaii mato . yutnitaa wairior, swel.sig witu loltv en ergte, and glowitan wita deatosless tirest 1iave we uoi seen~ a revive - the shatteied ioped of a uteogeu a d.spirited party? "-ayyewe ttot teen it coilvert tue jeers tandcamtenjit'of half a on tion into handlituJits and-hanns? - Have ne not seei it, au a raag.torn fronw tfie body. tif the rand Laniar, worssiipped as a venerable syin. b,,. and nwade the token ofiuuunnserable and in describable virtuesi We need not be surprised at this Ifwine "Cures t:ie gout, the colic and the phlthisie, And is for:.ll folks the very best of physic " - why should we wonder tout cider, being at ca thartic tiura, by eleansiug the tiiniess or the tiIj, shndtnd-sm doa-ienni it as by no ains clear that the stotuach it.e.i not tao favorite itannt of tie intene.t, anad we have the naaured opinisi of the most learned piunataa of Germanl thalt its sent is either in the nylver or the uiapiartaw. Priir, we tiamk- hinstsat this ine his uailn, wheie giviig as tici-ount.1-dihe progres of the mnind throadh the physical s) s sem, he is iend to .- ..s-ppo .e - ---"sti1ppose.. That-Ahna ent- is at the sues. That t..eu she anouuts by jtast degrees, U1, to tae uncles. legsa d d knees; .Next as' the sa) of hife dotha rsae, Site leands her vigor to the thighs; And all these uender repions past, She nestles somewhere near the waste." It must be co'uesmsedthat in io other way can we aean-nat for the marvelloss effects of hard cider in utirring sp the amindsaud hearts of such large numbers of nen. Simce -he recent discovery of the wonderful winking propel ties of cider, we have felt our -repect hbr John Philips undergo is itensible in crease. We refer to the Philips who, in the reigis of Q~ueen Anie, wropte some agreeable buriesques ulionl the poems of Joh-M ilton, atnd was chos--n the confpetitor of Joseph Addison, -in celebratig the victory of Blenheimn. We think that he was a aiaanauch in advance oh is d.y: we think that he had a keener isaight into tne nature of things than most others; we think that he displayed an astonishing sagacity, iniiatiipatiwtngtisa' jidgimsenits oafapossteily. This John Philips wrote .a lion" poem in two hooks, 1on1 what, 1sisak you Thm Siege ofTroi,the L-iss of'Paradt4e the Destrisction ofJerisilemi. Tae Course offTitue, the Pleasures of' Iiagins~a. tion. hesmory, flope. Friesdship. up11on Bean ly, Famne. kicaes, Love ! Cerainilv -ot; but Ia theme quite as inspiring as either ofthese, ctD.R. We coiam"uid his cogitation to snh as would per ct theaaselves in the necomplishs mant or drinking it. They will fined ampil- in. striciions in every branch of art relntingr to it, ro.t the planting tend prninig of appe iees. through the variins lricesses of pres. mp, to-the decantation in brown jugs of!the lpomiins 1x tract. Al ingled with theau are several hits of jaa diciasns advice. All ciders art not good. al it willhe necessary for persons whistend logive thesielves sup, body nsid s4u1l. to the new hi. gled b.-verage, to leartn to discriminate hetween the noxions anl wholesiome kinids. There is a kind, which wretched hlie Ie tha qaiflr. ---ofa with colic pangs. Wite ptrgent ealie pang,. distreseed he'll ronr. And toss iid tnrn und curse the inwholesosne draught." . Asd thereare other kinad'. which nuy expose nue to the provokiig rnilery of friends. --Stmne ciders lave by art ans age, uilearned. Trheir genuine rlis-h. and of ni.dry Titles, -\ssumed the (lavor; one sort co-iterfeits Trhe Spanish prodct; this to Gisis hasiseemed The sp trkliag nectiar or cliantipagu:.; with that A Ga:-m:m oft has swilled his thront, anid swori Deluind, that nimperial Rhine bestowed T..ege'ner.,as rsitsumner.whi!st the ow iersa pleas'd L'itghs oily at his guests. thuts entertained With foreign vintage frot his cider casks." it addition to which lighter miseries arc the terrible afterclaps of succesas. " Therefiore when thy heart Dilates with fervent joys. and eager soul Prompts tao inasse the sparkling glass he sure 'Tin tisne to shuln i:; irtho will pr.losn' )i'e coanpotation, fortswith Reason quits. 'iler emspire to contfusioit and .anisrsle, \nd v'ain debates: then twenity ton-nes nt once ,'. -,.... . -...*e,s,, -isi rgAt is nears ,t dun, and various clamor.and mand .ant: Jistruist and jen lonsy to these succeed, Vid anger kmidliig tanit. the cerain bane, ;A well knit fellowship. Now horrid frays Commesnnce; the brisauaning tlasses nowv are hasrt'd aNith dire inatenz'; bott'es with bottles clash hn rude enscounater, rotund their tempalles fly liae shsarp-edgesd fragmenLsts, down thear bat ter'd cheeks. uir'd gore aand cider flaw. - Is these inot reassons to apprehenid that such n-'av he the tmelna.cholv late ofthe basnd iafn or ;ippe)r5 wh'lo dai yapoisr iihns'iiiis of Cider to the <traw go I of their heigned idoalatry?7 From the Sacaunnak DaUyl Telegrsaph. The fsolowintg, whlich ne take' fromt the --Richmtondti Eniutirer, ,ahiows wtho a pret. ry ennidilate cGen. hiarrisonta ionlad he for ite Sauth. The ay will comse wh~en, thowensow ins the Souitherni States whoti saike the bslnek flaig ohf Hsarrisoniim, will ,tandl humbalea antd abaahedl its the Isnik ~roundta, hsaving retsreutedl heflbre the indig tant gs az sian insuht-d piepale. Noa-uni. l'he aanme oft the 'Whsi&a' ini a hasad thart ,-sai tever lie Inlyed aait-evena though iitry' Clay Ihls three triuamps. lje cant -ver wvin ash --brnit" ngi: AFFINITIES BETWEEN iJARRISON, Idal AND ABOLITION. TFhe fallin'ig arthiteles are hisim the lust Ohio tpaers. 'T'hey are Ninully enionatuh; an tunasless GeusenaI Ha rriston conaaaa omt hake nsa intdepuendenit muin, atnd clear" ltis shtirt at f suspic'ioni, Ihe obhjectionaa at lie tsa alae ennisdidate of te ab'oitsioni'is, ni ill tck to htimt like the skirt '.r Nessans: From the Chicotijhe Adrerisecr. Feb. 22. 'Tle follo inag iss aun extract Iromsa the Plantsrhopaist (princriasl tabalition e r am the stae of (hios,) of ths l4alh of Feb rusary inst., publhtished~u ina Uitteinnati. 'To the Public. --Ferllow citizenas-Being eunlled suddheni ly homse tea tatendh ay siek famaily, I have h'ut a momsaetm to sswer a how oh' the ent 1samaities whichI are in c'irculationi conicerr. img mae. "I stnm neunsedl of beinag friendly to sln very. Froms mty earliest yottth to the presenst mfomlenat I have hees, the ardenst l'riendl of liumasns Liherty. At te age ai I8, I BECAME A MEMBER OF AN A 1B0LITIION S0CIE TY, estsalishsed at Rtuchmtondsl; the object ofh which wans to amseliornata the coniin of slaves, aund pro entre thIeir freedos lay every legsal maeans. My v'enerabhle friendat Juidge Gatch of Cler msanst Counaty, was5.alan a iawmsbe-r of a Iis Susciety, and .hns lately givent me a cer'iifl enste shom I was onse. TPhe obligatinsa which'l I then camae under I have faith fulyperfoirmed,. "WILLIAM HI. HARRISON. [A ppendaed to thij' letter is the ertlete ofJ Judge Gachl of Clermonat counaty, "that the Harrisonfzmily were wealthy and req. pectable." antd thaot Genecral Hurrison was aadmtitted a membaer oh' the A bolitiosn S ,4. WAsHuNOT3N- , April . I The House was disgraced yesterday, by , seeie of disorter and jerstmal voilence, .uch as has been rarely m itniesed evet in ilat hm1v. . Mr. S'altonstall hadthe floor, isi Comn inittee of the whole, and was speaiking of the atemps of the Globe, to discreilit.isme ollicial statements dSto the espenditires of the Governtient. The Globe, inan article headed "federal tricks, people ci Virginin be on your guard," states that a. handbill signed by seven or eight members of the House. contining a statement of public expenses." thouit it was circulated .s an otilicial docnment. Atnotig the sig:ersof tliirandbill rene Mr. Riee Garlaid, Mr. saltounstil, and Mr. lotts. Mr. U ise rose to make some Itr;her explanntion onl the subject. as hips cullisngne (Mr.- Butts) was absent. He real and. compared. the handtlidtlinml the official doctnaeti to.whiell it refers. and challenged any otte tit 'poitit ont tan vuria itn, except in the statemems marke'd '-illicial." While Mr. Wise was speaking on liesnhject. ain uery lad noi4e suddenly airose on he le-ft oftheflhair, and t i of the members. Itive Garlail 01 Loutsinna, and Jesse A. Hlyntnii of N. C., i ere observed in elo-e and viohl tit coetflict. There wits a iii-h iotie spoi Mr.Evatns seized Mr. B-numn' atd .1r. Baiks .ti1 others laid hold of MAir. Garland,- and other persuots.troaiding between theiii,~he colbulttnts were epuratel. The Chair man, in the inea titmle, implored themem hers. for tho ske of tiheir'own chnracters -fri the sake of the country, to preserve order. The speakeru.:iin enllied for aund sottie cnlled for the Se'ran at-Arms Some Iew were opposed Ilao anyt'ntlempt to separate the at;es--dee~nim.ist, ns they could stoh fight- as gentiemen thay aatght to fight in some. other wa, . The speaker took the Chair and endeavored ill bring the House to order. Mr. Byinmn, aller boeing dracced away, cotinued t1) moetnne and1 dare his antIagostist. At length, order was restoied, and Mr. Droigoolte sail he was at advocate of or der, and lie hopedi the manetr woulil hnve an immediate investigation, and that the charteter of ite House would besatpport. e-d, re'nrdle~sisa of crnsequtences iii niid u ul4. 'r. .irigg. sail. it i-td long been remarked, that something tust ht'( dittle 1o cli loge the manners of this louse. or that it must he di,solved. We hald now come to a point in which personal ahnse Must cense, or the House le broken IIp. Mr. Hannks said. the charne:er of this 'aody had tnudergone a melancholy chatnge. Gross vulgarity. and permal violence were a a common here, every day, as fin the imuter _ rou nl or 'lhe race fiehl. If thi.s state of things continued, we must go ime and tell the peosple, that party .spirit tar soime spirit lad seized utptn this holy am1 i tit rty desirtoved its character sit titil tv. Other iteniers spoke, in the samte ,tirain. At length a resobution was aiopi ed ihr the appointment of a. committee of five tsttil ers to) invesiigate the fIacts oil the distorder and lpersonal violence occur ring th's lay, in the oUise, between two of its tiembihers, with power to send fAr personq, and directions to report with all proper dispteb. The Committee were direceted to) go into session immedintely; Mr. Wise expressed the hope that the liater wouild tnot lie suliered to go over to anot her day. It was supposel that the cotmtmaittee would soo report, Imt they did not report. ltoagh they' went onar at two o'clooh, and the Housio was in ses sionjiuel.even Oelfack at uiglt. It appears that wite rr-p.---wre -wa, speaking on the unhject of the handhill, mtiv members were conversing about it in at excited manner. Mr. Bytin, who, by the way, is ont of healh, and is se. dham int the House. was passing between the. desks, ntear Mr. R. Garland's seat, anid remiarked, ini allusion to the circnlar. it looks very suspicious, coiming catt as it dhid ott the eve usf the Virginia eletiuon." Mr. Gurland etrnedc to himti saying. "you are a d--d liar ;" " aillain.'' "Ihie f." &c.. wvas quickly retorted. Mr. GJarlatnd col lareid air. Bimun. ar.d blowsi ere iter chlangedl. Mer. Byttnm entie:tvoreid to get ant his ptenkife. bitt did nlit stucceed in ltme to use ii. Neither party was hurt. I !presumet the lionse will dropt the imat ser. It will noat serve as an admoanit-isn sof the necessity ofC preserving personal deco rumta; liar, in the coturse saf the samte dlay. personaial ahiue w~as aigain resorted to in the coturse of the debnte. The disentssioan was contitied itt comn inlee lay Mr. Saltottstall, Mr.,Jamneson, Mar. Ojle,antd Mar. Davie, ofKettteky.till eleven o'cho.k, n-hten the comnminee rose anud ilhe H.-ise ashisairfed. it the Senie, Mr. Clay of Kv., made a stroang speech in opposition toa the hill ex tettding the parovisioans of the. pire.ent~pticatr law, and mtovedi its re-caammtitmettt fear n nmend metnt, butt the tmotion was lust. The bill was thetn passed. Arl~ Thes Bankrupt lubll has as length haeent repoarteui. in the. Setnate, lby the majority of the C;ommitittee can the Jtudiciary. tie. Cltaystn, nt the part oft the imjority. statedl that the haul protvidleud nly for ennes of~ voaluttry battkruptcy. lie wans himsei~lf diaspao.ed to mamke proviciion also far cott piulsory banikruptcy. llThe hill repotedc wouald, ktn pier, affosrd immiediate atnd great relief to a largeeasady of main fe~low citigenst, 'who were oppilresedl lay debt, and whose enmerges were thereh-ydst to their fatmilies btal toa the communmity. It appeaik that there was mtnch disan greemnent amontg the muembers cat the comn titee as to a proper sysitem of bankrupt. r'y, though each one wits in favor or some systerm. The innlrity (Mr. Wail and Mr. Strange~.) made a separate rebort, with a hill paroviding for hoth voluntary antd cottmpitlsory banukruaptcv, and emibra t-ing btanks antd other corporations. Mr. WVall stated that he cotuld aSSent -t no bill that did tnOt provide for the secmtity of ereditors na well as the interests of debt. rars, nr~d which dird not embrace artificial, *s well as tnatutral persoits. It is linadly to lie expected that a ta-. cirity of the Settate will nite in favor of siter of thte projects. The Seniate hill extending the provis n of the pre.+mnption act was read t wie ana Mr. White of Ky., mnovert its refer ence to committee otn public lands, with roftruetions to report a general hill on the mua~ect of pre-etmnionn anl -:r,.,dan. The select committee onl the scuffle be weeoi hr. Garlatd mnd M r. yuantot, ia' e 111: yet reported. They have'tnkena tes mny as in the rts ;if the occurrence, ilnd the parties are now to have the privi lege of ero-s exatiminig the witniesses. It is houghr int the report, as soun as mttle,. will be laid on the iautale, nnd that noething will be done in the.natter. April24. There was a very brillianit deite in the Senate yesterday. on the bill to reduce and graduie the prie. .of. the Public Lands. This hill provides'that sil lndi, %n labshall remain uansolr five years alter havinig been oilered. may be enter'el ~at the price of one dollar; and those re maining unsold lifteen years. it sevetay five w:nts4. . Ther'e was. originnliy am filay Ceni miniimum which wn.3 stricken out. If tie [)ill Ltoes into operation. and it %% ill proiaily pass. Congress will soon be enlied ulpion fir a f.rther redction. Tle emi fir the proiices must Ie Ill cele the landok tith e :iaftes ini whiche they lie ;. and ils is the taltusante ad avowe.l olj.-c: of the western mettbers. lessrs. Clay mid. Preston opposeel the payeet with aniteloquience ando energy fin. tastial even w.ith'tem. - The're w.-.s much incilenial ditet4eiaton awoI, upon the policy of' M r. Calhonm's project, tat cede tie iaad" it tie Sties ttl wIhicht they lie mn eermii coiit-iina, viz: that lie new Saies shall agree to relieve the General Gaovermtent if all expetse and iroable, in lie atmnaana ment (if lthe landej, andil pay inio.thie Tren niry one hailf o the proceeds of the sale. Mr. Clay's distribauion protiect was also conssidered, as the ucomter priij&t to Mr. Cahiaoun's. Mr. Caliotn's plan would lie ihe tmore neccptible ro the new States : and it woali relieve Congress of a trotble. slime amnd excitinag snijecr,' settling the questin forever. Otn the part ofi the #ld States, it would Ie rmia to receive some portion fr ite pablic dianin, while it is i, their power, by fine or lie other ofr ltese plans: thr. aiter the next apionim t, the Weist will dictate lie itermas fa' com promie and settle the question. by taking uncnditional pfssesin 1f ath -hanls. It has been stated ly some of the West. ern nimehrms, its debate, that lte squlolters are so nimerons il ieternined. that no force A% hieh the Untion could bring gian imett, could dlip414isess thiaem ofi tl lsIaands tin which they have seitied-and this nas the -reat argument inl 'vom fir alhe pre e:ampiol ill, whichi passed :he Sienaati. alta l iher lay. The r. aution n-' graimion hill a. s famally ordered ta ie ener sAdm flr ;a second rewiiilinte. lay a vote ofi 26 to II. Numerous memorinis were presented in ravor fof a general bankrupit la:w, sever ;ml Stnie Le::islatures have ndopted resolin. 4i11n. itn its Favar. The lamitO determineel ty n largc ma jurity ni to aiolish the stilaling comttallt tee on puiie expenditurea, and tlat com imitiee, which. by the wa%, conmaits chiefly ofi Whjip, will proceed to diseharge their dusty. by a rigid examinntionaa itnto iublic expenmtures of every descriplion. The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill is still iefoire the Committee of tihe Whole. 11 %nas discased six or sevei lmurs yesterabsly, by llessrs. McKay, of N. C., Evans, of Me., and Atlahrron, of N. 11. Air. Jines gave ntiitice that he should ask ite comnittee to report the hill ti-nilit. It cannot be got through without Siling it out. The comnittee ont the assit and hat. tery case. w ill prohnhily report Ia rnits it-day. It is nat probable that anj thin will Bded W. in ah.. a.... April 23. In the Sennte yesterday, Mr. Buclnotan, in presentiang some memorials fr a dty ion impalorted silks, expire'ssed the oipinlion thnt ta dutty oni :hema shunsl he imaposedl na the preeant session. it wais needed'a l:a the purpose. ofr re'vennae, snnd, if' it had beens laid ai year or two sago, the Govermn mtenlt woasla tnt noaw hei 'otmpelledi to re ,ort tea an issuaoeof' Tresnsmry Niates, t meaet sa defliiey ina the re'.enue'. Mr. Csalhouna wa~is opedrasa to taking tap nity oune items of thme tarnill' ini advanctsee osf the rest. The whole tsarill'tmust soont undiergn ;a revi'ston. Thie maenmorials were referred an the Commattitaeoeamn Finance: butt they ennntot he asedi ai hv thse Sennte ii. uadvana e af the Ilotase. Of coamrse it is for ahe Houtse tam originnime sall revenuae hills. IlThe civil nmi dipliomuaties apprnprinti ma haill still lintgers ina the Ilions~e, whiile thae Army, Nsav.y, thia Judic'iary, and eveery ellcer int thte publuic service. exceptimem hers of Coangresa, are uanaid. It is tie'w' four mnothis scince many of' these ollicers rec'eie a cent.l The repomra asn the fraenas that centrcel in th'e Hamse last Mtondilav, will be mladle this mtorning. A pril 26. In the Houase. 's e report oif the sce e commalit tee ont the aal'rny n h.ligh tiaok ince ina the Houmse an thse'2lst itna., berween M r. 'snrlsand sand Mr. T-' A. Ilysaumt. wn- tnkeat tap for 'oneidlersationa. Mr. Camapbell, of S. Carolitn ntmoved a reconsider the vite oarde'ritng thasa repaor tiP be prinitedl. Somaue ecnlverssationt; toack ilce ona this mtotions. int whaich it w-as areed, in f'av'osr of' time re-comnsidleraiona, that thte vot.a passedf sub ditto, wiithaoat eaadidernmtiona; ihsat the pisbliena ian w.onll lie 'said, but adad ta the 'lisernee of'thae Hlonae in the eyes iaf the world; aand thaat it w'as noaner'essary ad ussaless. nll the repmorl proposiede noa aemisia. Omn the other sidle, it wias ssaidl ar maany rarbaled sand inc'orreea st. anmnias cfaae nr. frtir had beena pubhlliedl itan tae naewspapers; iat the Inects shsoald heo saet faarh int their true light, w..hether any tacialaonahl taike place upontit oar not, and ihnsm, in case any action shotld lie proipised,. it u'otnld lie ate reaary thsat the repuirt should be befnre the Houase. -The amotion to re-consider was lot yens 9, nays 143. Ani unde;-sinntding prevniled that the bill ahouald tae a eportedl belore the adjoutrnmient. APRIL 28. 9 e'clocgk, A. U. The House is still in seaasao, and still itn ECommsittee on the Civii andi Dipalomiic till. The nighat wats passed ina log-enhlin 'peeceheson alhe whtig side, interrtupted only iy the nanaal proceedin'gs of' mtotionta on ' -risi ng a nd reporting nao qtuorumn-enl linig lIe H ouse-yeas and ays on adjoutnrenat -goaing hack into Commaittee, &c. &c. low' much longer they will sit isdouktfui. The returns fro. Virg.,,ia s,.. that,, lanmerical guimat by the wias--say a thon sand votes-as far as heard from; but they do nopt yet show thun the aggregate majori Iy will be Whig. The Augista, Constitutionalist .of -the 30th inst. slay.:-We redeived the 011low ing letter yesterday from our Corrispo! de:s in M~illedgeville. --I hasve just u::derstood that a mto'ouft ragenuns intrder was red ntly coimittedi in Doly co., olicisl iormntion has been com intedt tu t:he Eie..ajive Depar men. -'Two nmuien and 1ne child were merdered-one Ahmt inl 1- huue'and'. the other woain and child. taken .11' some distatice tud beat to death with light-wid kmts. The litter coinaining this iews Com!t:es froi Pinder-own, Lee rounay.-It is reliurted to have been dotte by I mifin lut it i k dni i. Tie Governor has not the letter by him, at this wriritg or I wioild firmisha you with thle unmes, tlate. andso[ Io entlity is thae. county. --A meietineg is 's token oif tI take place ror deleegnes ts the Baltimotre centi~mvionit . Our Satseor, Uoil Cohheri; I ehinak will te lapliimed. Ho is from this ciren'it, and heia;~ already inl WuslAingiton, can readily atend nitluut detriiment to the patuli. itereset. lilledgeville, April 28, J pas I'I 'clock." Fire-eween i amnd 2 -elock this morningO, llamites were dinecovered issting froim tile front of the two toory woienll atiifi in St:ite-streei, lWei sile, it little abiove Que strtiet. cetpieJ as a Gro-ery. by Mir. Willisimt Neve, nci owtd liv 3 r. Alex. Btlimnd. This with n smtall n% owolei teni'ieut in the north of it. owned by Mr. David Lafar. were en tirely consaoned. There wss 82(00 'in striiie inl the C0tlumbi1us lusuranice Office Oll Ar. Ballnid's Hloize, and $1200 in the (Georgin lusarnre nd Trust Compla puny tnit Air. Lalitr's. On the stock tof G roceries there n crt 82000 itsired in the Charle.ran listrance ad 'rt, Company atd $310 in the Ihtsurance Companiy of Columbin, S. Carolina. Tooimuch prl m cannot be bestowed on Our lmnine nl Hiese Coitpanie" for their eteray 1ande4 ntivity oi this ncassionta, for by their exertiuns. the wind being hi.:h, his part tat' tle citv w:t saved Iroms an etICistive collarationi. We have ttt tweia able to aseerr:in whe tiher the fire oiri-inntail from aecident or design.-Chad eton Patriot of April ::8. Pennsylvanit.-Jtin as tihe Legislattre Ill, this Stle was about to adljourn sine dire' oan a lie bi inst. areording to at residution nti1atmd by both Htousaame.s. o mes*42nge wil received from the t3overnor, nootilying thie nembers to ;attel anl extra sessitn oat the mm, dhay. The .,bjeet tor rhis extris ti-etn wa4 1t) l1provide the meus tf poaying the inaaerest ilf thae Iublir delets, andol list) mon -eys duite by the Scale, ihr work done on eanatk .1ttd1 rait roals. The itterest ofthe pubtlalic delit n%. h;ih will Ie euite lit fire the com mencemem of the next se-ssiun, and which thae Legislature was oh i tt titadj mn n ithout iroviding for. amtots t, $800,000 and the at due far publi#: works aniount t . 1,473.933. The Mess-age catsed contsiderable ex citement when it was read, atatd :hle Iwo houses4 immted.imaely aj.loa.rncol, sine die. TIhey met the next clay in extra session, Aln elleirt to procure an immediate adjourn mem sine die failed. and net adjonnment till tme d::y itn May, was agreed upon. Cheraw Guzette.- - SAYaNVAH April29. Fr.m Florida.-By iheSteanboini For rester. Capt. Wambtersie, arrivedl yester day aliernoon, we received the St. Au Alarine News andl Brainswvick aidvente ol lFridaty last. Wei. lenrnt fromt anl ilieer, th.nt twio intdi Otns enmlet ito Trampa11 froma fIleapninikaki anid ..tated ahat they wvere anxtione t colenm itt wiath their.iulliiwerc, in coeuaence ol a miunesn li heweent tieam and Samt .eltes antd u ild Cat. One I atlinno was killetI. anndt one tnkent prisonetr. lay Capt Ihohnaes, mof the 7th 1,a litatiry, about a wevek aign, whaost tack uaponi their trail. Siteent horses were alsoenap t ured. k'rom die Augustine Aeres. 24dh inst. A Cotart Statrnal ha.s5beent orderetd ft us-sentable set this post ona Monatay next, of which Bri:;ndier General A rmisted is Pres. idheni. and Cnpe, Gaurrer, ad Artillery Jucdge Advi.ot:nte. Ctol. WValback, Ctl. Gates, Majors Chttrebill. Payne, MacCI'In taek A~thaby, Caipt. IFultona, andr Lieut. T.. P~. Ritigely aire miemb~ers. It is stad overt ares haove been made to Gena. Ta';ylor, ny the chief itndianas wh'Io higuredh in thle ausstner nl Caihii.nihtcie. to pecramit them in comne itn, atnd be trans ptirted nestwuri. TALLAHAS.P., April 23. From Tamp..-Letrs htave heeta re ceived int thai, plned fruima Tuempia, n haieh state that the Nadians tare anain suiinz for lience. Tw~o ladeinni htoys etnme inato the enatnp 01 Tiampa, Gin the'9th iat. saltig tht they enmiae trot.amaMm Jonies, anal an thter Semtinale. Cha-f. who ere -nainis to have nt tnlk with mshe cormitamnder. An inaterpreter uw as thaeretpna senit tit; tin re tiurnintg he stated thou lie lad coanferredh w.ith Sama Jonies nantd thte other tchief, itho toltd himt thaut they weLre anixions to matike a tacetly, mtat go nesut; Jlint theyi were in a very ds~t resshed ondiqiion..nearly starwetd, and so un. Tnuenia tdava were given them to come ini. Of omee naot the Ieaist cnfidcte ts tto I.e pinacedl aponi the sancer ity of tese trencehertaus devils. A treatv, sat thtis seitsona of the year, us omnd no dninh lie very dlesirs'e, t'i ennhle themti to prne serve their cropijs, andit prepane ihr the next eantpaign.: Bint it is itan hate for our officers t) I.e ttgnin decceive'td.-Star. Hens and Fury.-Hear how a count~ry editor talks ahbot hats h'itdic. Somne etn fotunded villtin has peen~ rtbinizg tine hon roast. E very tlil buirdl gonte-he tones an.t: she oines-thoise witht families ande those withoul---Ieatving somie dozen little trphtan laiddies to pick therir way alone andI mamt myless throngh a tendler and dlijente chick. enthood. 0, that the feathers of the ah--~ dhuen:tedl might he fnreuer stucek fast t-111 e sconntdtrel, with tar.nareftidha, lunar cites tic un I melted brimastone. Thlen let haii inea hate red heated grape shot, tili the enws come hone-" New-Yorkqe bae Galveson OApeil late as the 18th inst. Trade was dull tat Galveston-money being scarce, swed holders or goods unwil ling to sell eb credit. Treasury notes pas. 10n0Lt. the rte of 4 or $5 for $1. .The'eTe nme..ention itade of the Ca naichs uir' Cherokees in these papers. -.Tie rour hiured litoar fellows who fell iuo.afteolihatile with Arisa, near San Fernandloae said to have been mostly Angld-Americans. Ialppeirs the fugitive *. have been recived with open armai.hygg* Tiiians., The oiloing particulars ire Tjir.n:b 31r. T. A, Sie ens, who reached Givceastm last wet-k freom Viciomin: --It is a mistake that any iprtion of the Fed. eral iny lhas retreated for gone Ie Austin. Tiere i.- n small scouting paurty yet ecn he i1ia Gr and. and a sal dreta'hmen fire ain i:ing their return.nu thie-bNencete river, all I he b:te' f11 the' -Pedelsl inary front lse eastern parti of ir exs ear ti. a-e' mew in and itear -Victoria -. We :utdertruan ,. hand.eamne ]inner was given to the Feder zal by she citizens oifVietorin.nt , -el A. Plimiier. arrived in) Virtnia abs 't 10 d1ys since direct fromu Ausosin, - wito or le'rs tei riise miten ini that e teuntry fer the potectiuin of the fronier. Oir~infermant also lroigh (n ordets inoBraoianean iv. uedeh'essed tei Cait. Gill. te raise200 flen in thiat Cenaey. fit report himsel",iih. all po,sible haste in Victeeni reiad. f deuty. All the sten ire to be maiuied.. We may infer rroma these mioveumen inJia preparastiais are making f i i 4iigoroeus de I'ence of the frontier. The Federalists ar'e still in gnmeei spirits. are determied to e. cruit agamat, and le in readiness to meaet their enemy once more. "High Prires.-Not withstandhigTezns is one of the flinest counitries in the, world for corn and wheat,-ils paper moan y hai' s etihanced prices that flour has lately been seld fr $100 per hll; corn $14 per hssel ; nsde rtk lor $75 per hiundied ! The workin:; nain under "uch a enrrency should receive aiout 130 fora-day's labor -le receives now about three dollars per dav." Tlhe above extrnet shows very plainly, that high wages are nnt alwrays a sign of the prosperous cendiaton f the weirking classes. Though the wages which a eday.s leer c imitmamis in Texas are nearly three tisneea astch in amunt as are received liby mechanirs in the United States, yet the e1tsditinn oafiptenrs there, whetn compared with Inhorers in this coantry, is most inteolerable. To purchase a single barrel of fliur nrexan mechanic is compelled ill labor nearly six weeks. while ie of our woirkien, receiving tint (one third the amount of wages. can piurlhase a barrel with ht five days bettor. This difference nrise4 .freeise Is# dia.priiv Ievu-en the wages o latr in the twuoruntries, and the prices or ether coamdities. It is not the high noninat aniount "of money Which is Iaid for his hauor that henefits the laborer, but ih,. lroiarseon wl-ich I isht amtosnt ienr totlie necessaries of life; and the ill care valunile the currency in any country. file more favorable tire -these proportions te the encouragement of industry. Ledger. APPOINTMENS BY THE PRESIDENT. By and with the adrice and consent of the &ate. William Mnirvin, to be .Tulge of the U. States ferole Southern District of Fl' rida. Vinson Butler. of Florida, t be' Distriet Attorney off the United .States for the -nIaricvar Westflorida. in the p of Gerewie Walker, reigned.'' J. G. Scarey, to lie Marshal of the Uni ted States for the Mildlle District f Fleri dia, in the place of S. W. Duvall, de ensed. The con maruial in thte case of Com, modoetre Elliott e irde're'd to asseabhle can thefirst Meandasy inlihas, and nta thefourthI, as mtentiansed ita eaur Inst nsteuer. Cetaommodores Cranme and Resshaw have lae'en ecusedl lnn servinig ane membiher, candl E. P. Kenaned~y atsad C'aptain F"osxahl .1. Parker baesenereredl isn their- stead. Army and Navy C'hronicle. His Excelleancy Gov. Ilesnegan lhns ksin eel a genternil unrer, dlirecetintg the Majear Gen~eracls thiroc~ghouat the State'to -extende ardlers to wvear the uicsl hadge or mourn isng on the left nirm fur it:irty days; and that otn the liish inst.. a gusn be fired every h~alf hour f'raom the Cit aeel in Charlestoan, ass:d thse .Arsenal itn Coaltimlia, baegiaanisig at suntaie anad endcinag nii stn sea: also reen tnesnding that the citizlis of' the Staste nnlale int their respaetive chatrebaee on ala. l7tha inst. Thsese ceuretmonies bheing; a tritute' (if restret tii. he'eorv of' the late lamencited Guy. Noble.-.Charlcee Courier. -GaI'KRSysLV., MaVI - )ar Satureday na-Seamiy-nst -she Tlhieinete'r Mtael it tabcet- P8 degrrees its thte.sahade.na.'4. r'clock, J. M1., We edo not re'cellect e~e'r t'Inhnve exlprice. as hsea n' heuahe'r sea early *in the- scean. - Mondy was quite e'dai, anad on Tuaesdity aede Wednuesetny .e were visii'ed. witha consiersale raii, sitnce n hieh time is hsas *The parospcect rear a he'nualfsime'tspof wheav wvas'neve'r ntor'e paroming in. Ehe up~per coetry thani it is thsissprinsg. Tli'tre waus a large gunnaetity seawn. and -it ndw looks excecedinagy 'line.-Mount~aineer ' Astounding Puct.-At the best Seiperior Ceati ejf (Ulynnu conmory, the. folkcawinig crimainsal eases flppaeearled en the doctiket ; Valuntisry M~~asnughiter'.2 cases; A,. stnubas with istenit to Mtureer,'2; Stehjaing. noet in SelIf Def'ence, 1; Assaulz& Battery, 1 ; Assault, I a female ;keepiingadi..orderhy hocuse. i ; sellinit spairihm to shaves, I ; Vagrancy. I ; Larcenay. 1 ; Tradinar with naegree, I ; Steninitg naegrnes. 4ecrimninal, 2ecases: Teacal nmbtaer of crimes, 14.-.. These fliagraent cases nsearly all eriginateed in Bruntswick City, with a popuilationt not exceedling J00t! Truly, we are impravinag, in morals. Brnigadier Getnerah Taylor has been re lieved.nrt his own requast, from -she coin mandl of the troops in Floridadmand Briaa. diler General W. K. A rmistead, of .the.3d Artillery, has been ordered to jiniceed him. The channe took place oa the 1.: ins.