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mt thel5Tw^k,received ^^af communication* on the subject ot MWknw? ApprojirUKteo," tome with (and postage not even ?ad ethers vithont any.* We liarc that we' would pay to attention communications coming from on any subject. We wm mott tdhcre to this determination.? MttvOrt of tUe ankles we have received, feel disposed to fbrnMi HK^rdliarSj ??? will give their coiamunka ; *kfcs yreycosftd consideration. Ma Vam Bvih of New-York (has been re-elected United States Senator, by an over ^NSP^lmlag majority in the legislature of that state~-Afiar this signal triumph let no one dmibt the ccurscthr.t state wtl) pursue inthe v Jnnaidetttlsl contest. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. : [siNCK ova LAST.} Tha Bankrupt Bill has been ably debated* not on its details, but its principlei and has been finally negatined in Senate, by '27 to 21.'Tiara is now, no reasonable expectation that a Bankrupt Law will ia futurehe passed by ItoagrcM. So much the better. The debate on the bill hss shewn, that U would enereasethe power and patroqsge of govern* nu-nt prodigiously: that it would double the business of the federal courts, bringing un der the controul of the federal judiciary, all the property, and all the contracts of the bankrupts: that it would require a great ad dition of federal judges, and at least a thou sand offices of one description or other to be given away by the executive: that the ease would be hereafter as it has been hcrotoforc: . that the remaining property of a bankrupt, would be ultimately divided, not among his creditors, but among commissioner*, law w yers, solicitors, clerks, and marihalls. No wonder tha federal judges have waited so pa tiently for Congress to pass a Bankrupt Law; anxious as they seem to be, to add new pow ers to the ."powers that be." ? It was most ably advocated by Mr. Hayne of the Senate, but the arguments of Mr. Taaewell, and Mr. Smith of South Carolina, happily prevailed. The President of the United States has made tUo following communication on the infr.iction of the Treaty with the Creek*, by the agent* of the government of Georgia; and Ultimate*, tliat beside causing suits to be brought against the delinquents in the fede ral court*, he will cuusc the Treaty to be respected by sending an armed force if nc ccasary. - v i, Tiiis liae called forth some very severe rc rpiifca by Mr. Berrien and Mr. Forsyth i what tneasur the legislature will ndojit, we know not. Wec^n have no doubt, but a trea ty solemnly patted, and under tl(e sanction of the national legislature, ought to be en forced nyrding to ftt (air and honest intent *nd meaning. But we forbear expressing any 4ptnk*?ft*h? wet its of the question, till the mtUet coaamfetec has reported, and the legis lature hkl considered and determined the weighty question beforfl them. The enm SMmfoatta* was made in eo*i?cqnejjeV of an application to the President by the Creek Indians for protection, under the terms of the late treaty. THE UNITED STATES & GEORGIA. ? i be following aieemge was,' frout I l?e ffraddent of the United State*, by Hi* baadt U his prorate B*cr?Urj! A /A* Htaafs end tf?m? ?/ Ils/i'ttcnlaliett of iM - .! ? V. Mmiii. WAtitlMOTOS,&t:t February, Ifttf. ?I submit to Uw eoa<ld*r?tiuu of Cougrew, w Ut. tor from the agent <af the l/nited gUte? with die Creek Indian*, who kivwko the protection nf the govneuawat ef tb* United Ststoi, in defence o< the rtfkU sad territory eecared In that notion t>y Ike treaty ooUotud?l at Wellington, ?ud rutifie.f, on the part er tke United Siato ?m the twenty jisiitfiKlfinM. ? 'ptoeoMpl? iat set forth in tliis letter, lh?t 9nr. nyoff fraa* Georgia bete been employed in sur veying lands Withtn the Indian territory. as seen red ny thst treaty, is eUtheoiicntadv by in formation taiMaially received lkm otlter qnarUri ifMtthera k rsssna to bejieve tkst eoe or ewreof i hare beau arre?t*d in their progress ?* .Tkeir forbearance, and feUanoe Ifokkefthe United Bote*, wiil.a W a of vieteeeeand blond ?h*h tya meek man t? apprehend preserve . . ?KM1. are TaSuZ^iiS^^^'iSSS' ^psrissit^ssfe; ?MMr?ly of a civil cliaructcr, but may, iu lik? m?ii r^utr^r ""? ** sss&sks i^dpBSS^*i?235; ST: 5J.S "" W,,w? *!>? Jttcmitio of if(? ?K?v'ntiv? iru ?? 4"t,noe? ?*>/ ?" the civil rnMw' 1. ?trootiom havo aoi'onJm 4|y been firw by tba R,r aaaattflaKfaSg-S ??2BSr.'R,ri.sfe v,rr#'?ri c"?? I MiiKu 01 nttarioj riuUi?v| (ho Iw. whiln n> b<r> at llmmin'ijmi Uw fi>rir<nltd to .?? Wt vf Ih. UoitoJ *Ww,T!Jv^u.rl,. the ?i *??* l ,M W,#4r 'UMi, A?u?ulod upon the tsoaty ",UJ.U'? ^W4 ?r? rwuptfwJ by thta fiirwLiT.nl a!lTf ??J **??e?tly (U r?3hl topruCcoli(Hi, Mcurad to the., hirVh-L.!!^. tJcISjSSI. m *" Ucrcw,tl? trmaimiited from 'l l'ie jircM>e(>iI i iif j, Ss! ^v.v^nri^ !?y .m1iMur' *???.????*? tru* ^iirilS ' ?*>*UomtioiM, wlitpli w.il, I ^., n,!..?* * paramount Jui|N.riam:o bat ?? ; ! i?J ",Jr*Jr*l*,v? b?ou attempted MOj {STJjjlfs*?: color or legal authotiiy from Jh!?I Wf ?'??* tho 'urvfVmx ?," iu ll MiurVr 'i0Wei1 i0,th? ?' iU?. at ami Military traur^rowora, l.nt i>? i;lo a ?i m ?i fi"/!!4 "* "b^d'cncc to unlhoriit which they tu ^ bi|1 ? ,'VlhlT^ lc.t.UatloO. J.oU bMII KiVAU llluf I 1"?, "???; - mm! r" i"lcrru,|>,'00. t'?*y vr?ultl, ul all ha* rUtt^in* Jk. I*' Military lorco of th* mtr, in which event, if the militafv for.-* , i.... voUlM U?w h*V# nMO ?? enforr'n iu wooli i^Iiy "?'"'*?*?# owu^J, which oulJ In ittelf, have intlicioil n wutin<J iiik.ii Um union, .ml h.v premi.evl tho IhoiO oonloiUmUtl UaU* Mt wnr wUh tho ro^ v.1* *JU.'i " ?"? *?ort ttiU Miito of IIiIom * ' *"in# *?"??? i'?|?m?^ wttli tho <loouMt conviction nf my own July, to Ink* ??p? Uint^bo rrMiMl &"hof tho nation ?Km'iSrSi? u-i5*T! .rttt,"1" ^ "*a"* ?.?" .n''l,.>u'w*v*f. ?'* !?? tlwxaiMif, ihit tho ?rt of tho lofirlaturo of Coorrtn uaiU ii,? SiiSs-f1^ cJJLr Ju uihI the rurvoy* bii<1i>, or ottomiilotl by hi? auiiwi fity, bty?nathoUdn,fary^onriby?JmT?^ Wayl.iu.ton, of April UM, to tho CttSi luSl^ ?ro la Uirotjl violation vfllio Bui?romo Uo uf % iirt^r1 M,h *? ??'-?>?. SSSTVJ^rJj ?utorti?m? |irovklod by tho con?titUtiou Ui.K ? b**4 ,Woru lo-mppotl ami main-' tJiS!uiU.t|?H,UJ *Mh0 PMnn ol io^ol Jlj ltiS ^?WH* ^ (hair iwrjl aaU #toto fofommontr, thoir bfatory hat J2rnijy ton nfton (tttwltd onllbinaa h.).' ' u" ,'r;' rotpocltr# |m)wq?, N? tTBTcuml- M. ihitobi. h-;, wHhia *l?W*tlr? arttho Kale In ?ETpr^am & ?;r trammel lota J pn-Une/>. iOits QUINCY ADAMfl. The bill laying A ?h?ty on Woollen 4h>edtl ?M pitMcd to the third reading 108 to 99.1 We vtllt hope this execrable fraud in favor of Mt. AdamV ncighbotn, the wool ion tnamn feoturen of MMwchuiettt, wilt l>e uheched la the Senate* If the taxation of the South ern State* for the benefit of New 1 England manufacturer!] is to pn on at this rate, many people will begin to think that unugtlfag will become a duty and not a crlroc. I Froth the Xuthmul InteUlteenerr, of Feb. 0. IX/TIK4 OS WOOWUNrf. W? pul'llflial, the Hilar d-f, |<art t.f a ftaU? >M.t artMutrJ U? th? hetne of re <re**u\tdtv* bf lr. whW? *wUi?h?w ??? ?f ?he ?i*r*tioe of (he bill try ?f the heaw of i*pr*?*e(?liVM, uo abjo* of iInIIm >m ??mI1*ih iw|mrlNi. W? i?M*.h (he reawiwlw of that ?t?te*Mat, It t?at?puwd to be ? pert ?/lb??ar> Duty a-HB?im 4 eiwl 'i U?? Hln Trvm ri4iw!a? i?iC?W.4o'l? * ?7#> - 73 MMRM, 8IIIM, ?o4 tin. [5*7^ ?i5Cu2M v iS2rr^"?S- ? ifoutmumtA S5 '.?? ? \ 1* ? ? >?. M ' -* * - % , v * ?'r*' 0?4 *'Ti ' t.? 40 ! CuAfiKOt ?ltd Lm>* (*?in -Wm? by tailor*, w?IMfr ?? ?" Ur?M*a? MtU lha ' ; ^ laboring ?liw<. 3Tj 6i W ? Low rmtiw B*o*n ClUTM.?1?W<1 ? :' -' SrK7w"?': an ?<? it IfaJlet &??'"? W mthtfmfitorr. . *9. |N? Dnt* K*mkk?.?? A larjft 'luuulily of IhU arucW it im "* uorUJt and fruin li, 4<i to 5? It HtWMiy Uicllft WlJc. C?Mf ' tuuird by milttff. waterman, ftilter ' man, fcrinrr., tut ? r_ thtuiict, *i-. 2M ?' FoRBtT Cl?OTIU-? . Cll?t ibo ?*?? ' ?? lha ?!???*, ?"J continued by iho ? ? paopla. 37* ?? ? y:.i JO: I (o C2 C'AMIMK*Va.~Cott toy from Uj. in 6i. worn by all clauvt ?f pfupl*. I)huauLi.otii?. Cartiii;(r?ui'ii U to Oi. Titvto |>??* ?? Include a vaiy lurgo nl wow)l?u> iai|i<irl?0 37.) Cjy lu 103 ? Tito ? tifllT ?JU4|ltl>'* will (Miy titviiuliur Juiy 374 5?i lu liG P&.I ?>K <"i.ot 11 ? aitii lOATfX fat.?('Ml* lug ft out itr. 44. Ml. JhiilMr >.f llnta Vtklrtar* at pto a*?l manufactured >? in tha I/. Stalrt. , .. ? 910 tw 103 luj ir.nu l?. 44. 3*. 37 J >i t lu 100 VVwou.ftx tiHAirl.?. ?An artkla n<>t nianufcciurinl here and worn prioci lwily by (belabor lug |MK>|4a 374 Til to llTJ Dboam f'tOTIH ? ?? Coding IrontOt. lo ' . 169. q/. 774 103 to 41 WW/rn (JooJito pay a duly on #4 tkt ,Vnr4. UuoA* C'WTIU. (;?*Ui>g Irom 10#. to 2ft*. . B7J i7 In ? Th*M c*bulalioni ar? mn?ln thn tuute at tlia duty I# now iiaid in New-York There may b? ?wi Hi (liam. Iml lha >k.?ji?*c?1 duly it uiAler tUted. What la called 3.74 |>er cent under the vtfurut tariff;??, In fact, 37| pw mat Tli* way i0 Wliicl. Um ?ltit y if calruUU<.| it a. A.llov ? - TaUa an im ou.c niKonntiiiy in Knftandlo^lUO 00 ?Tw?.|H?r omiI it a?klcU Um i bargrt at th? ?|i'ri???igi(oit, a 001 l - ilOiOO Tl??? I ha B'^alorcn July of ^0 |wr ceat ^ (I H-tB-j TUcu lh? i)J per ocut, vr ono th'rvl it taken, 07 40 , l/?avJ.?? i?7 "(0, WiIImm Im oanlt, Imt Uitrt ibo | pml* >? cbrar of tha cuatoat Hon*#, lite duty and ?xi*nret will invariably rxccaU $3U OOi on ootno gitudt it will :1S |tr vent. The following very Important table nrade oat by Mr Cantbrellng it III throw light on what hto |uu?cri, ami on what b? throated. Th? f'iltowfciff ii a itntomnit pr?wK?d to tha lloOM of ll?prrrrut*livr? of ih* t/attod M.ilrt fcy Mr. Cammkmko. m 8"'"< '? ilaw Dm ?.p*rp(!on of th? bill e?mr*ra*ng tlutl*? oa iViHilUm, tliotilil it p*N u* origiuully re |H.rIf.11,y th? ? oaimillMt M>t ?.f lli? ?t?rliiig r<i*t ?.f IVwiiUn'^nrnV, and the <bT) on lljcni, uml?r lha )*r?ttwt Tariff simI the | r"(M'?r.l O 5". * tZ O Oi *? (.11) M ^ V. U M f *Mt ? *' /rv' *0 ffi A f 6 ^ in p ?*?, ?? 8*fffrSSSSff** S? ? ti uf*> S88?*:S*i5*fc M I aaS55535S55^5? ? I ns?f:#g83Se^Sgaa?| J think the cidci means. cxtravagauL . What would b? the ofcct ? noo-consumption kgrstUKot, to protect ourselves agrJmt northern spccuU. tow who arc aided by the power of the go* vwttmcHt? Mr. HtuhPtheSecrci*ry the Treasury, hat informed the ItdiM* vf Itepiwscutatlvcs that the Importations of wonUvtTgood*, wool and carpeting luto.the l?iiHe*l State#, for the year 1826 was at follows: A In American vessel*, 3?009t%fl2 In foreign vesicle v ?*;V 145,(1 lo. Total value. 3,1J5,192 lit the year* 1A35i .In American vwwl?; * 4,007,903 In foreign vessels, ? * *14,391, Total vatnc, f 4,118,449 The difference the tnanufactur * attri bute to ,their supply ol the Umne demand: the merchant* uy it arise* from lee* con sumption, owing to encreased priccs occa sioned by the Tariff. We have no doubt that the merchants are aighf. We noticed In our 1** the motion ot Mr. Saunders, of North Carolina, to enquire into the patronage distributed by the Secre tary of State among the Editors of newspa pers, amounting to about 70,000 dollurs a year.. A patronage that ought never to have been so entrusted; which is undoubtedly lia ble to great abuse; poisoning the very sour ces of all freedom of discussion on jjplitiol hubjects; and hiring with the public *|oncy prostituted defenders of the persons lit power and nil their measures. We are proud of the very able spcech of Major Ha milton, of Charleston, on thUmtfet impottant subject, which we will publish in our next, our limits at this time precluding a potsiblll- { ty of its appearance In this day's piper. The detate on Mr. Sawdkbs' motion respecting the patronage of newspuper cdi toiit is not yet cloud. * The message bf the Prctklcut a#to the r?f faira in Ceorgia, hat licen referred in the House ot Representatives to a committee of Kven. Mr. Uuehanan trom Pennsylvania, argued (with great good sense in our ophdon) thai Uds question was not a military one, but a mere question of law. Have the agents of Georgia committed an infraction ou a regular treaty^ constituting part of the su preme law of the land.' This i? not a login live, but a judicial question: It 1s now in a proper traia to bo carried before the federal courts of the union, ami there decided. In our opinion, the Legislature haa no right to interfere In the decisions at all. Is there or is thero not a disobedience of our opposition to a regular law of the land? \Ve have no doubt but the Stato of Georgia ami the U. States will l>e, as they, ought to be, bound by ^decision of the only Competent tribunal, the federal Judioary. Mr. Dickinsom's motion to divide annual ly Ave millUm* ot the surplus revenue among the sereial states of the union, to constitute u fund for internal Improvement and education, t^be conducted within each state by Its own Legislature, did not Miecced. It is a propo lititsiin ftrtryd Itii^ my hfly* nn doubt it,will be adopted next Congress. Mnjor Hamilton's motiouon the Sedition Law, so sliamcfldly doomed <o utter silence hy tho enemies of the freedom of the press, and the friends of Mr. Adam* who dreaded the ?discussion, will be assuredly renewed next session. The followkig Bill has been Introduced in Senate by Mr. Hkkton, and is ordered for a second reading, vl/.t M A bill (0 titer ?ud (Is t'.wllmv for ili? future an naal laorthifi *4 <'uMgre?*. ft* it twtrltM hy the HtmmU ?tw//sum ff Hi pre ? *f Ik* I iuUJ Ulntu Amerlttt in i'wn ?rnmtnmhUd, TIihI lliu f?r?t Mmulny hi fSov.m mutt inWsad, of tli? (. r-t Monday In IfeMMtfior, dtsil Mr, and tin* sm hrrH* is ?|>(*?ititudfor Ihu Kanwd enroling of Con<rtiM.'' goVrknmkntal frugality. Air. AVfrorwttcvernl papers, and among the m the Iwjulrer, U4vo animadverted In very strung, and, to my mind, very proper terms, on tnc needless, and therefore iixix tusnlde allowance of au " outfit'' to Mr. lohn A. Kinj; as Ckurec tl* jjfairt at (he Court of St. James. Tito Dnnucmtlc J'rmt defends the gr.int as M4&nnuble, custom try and jusf?' The object of that defence is the exculpation of Mr, President Adams, Hiv ing Mr. Hlnns full crvdtt for his sincerity. I- > as examine whathisadvaeaey is worth. TNtf naked foots are these: Uufu* King rcfctgu* Ids station as Aad>.u*.idnr nt St. James, and quits London at out the time that IT* intrecs y?r quitted Mew York, .(it wassutiijBg prints Irieadly to Uufuw Kingthut In: wished V? reiUala until his MtGCO*i<or nhould.arrive.) During the Interval, (whkh was about Jiv* ink. AgnmJn entirely in the wi aay that I Mure the ] My? firotaSt* Uagf Wttfe incurred by Mr. I, ... than probable" is X? proof. The Prew toy s till* ea*c*ll in strict conformity with tlx. practlce jdr our government." I deny if. practicej# our government." I deny There I* not a similar in?tancc to be found in "" limRui ___ regard it as ** a safe precedent;" but H la Jfprejpdem our uatlotial history. 1 trust there i be another. Mr. Clay indeed may as '*a safe precedent,** bat h is * ] ugainst law, agulnst usage, against decency. This is v proAigute lavishment of pub court favorites. are intimaHy ties, but at the people tc retted intimacies, thi ed on to pay the coat< A few brave and venerable] titbming for relief. after so much debitte, conditions as to loae of an act of justice. of the v^il>iiit?.-one of the tribe ask for any boon or bounty, 4t b granted without stint, and wlthoethcaitatlon. JiHfuirtr. TilC nil SSI AN INTRIGUE. Extract of a tetter dated id February. 187T, I from a gentleman in Wnxmngton Ctty, t<j I o gentH0OH in Richmond* The history of the aflkir is curiaus. in<l, I contrasted with subsequent trauwctlons, a* I quires a degree of Im|>ortanccw4iick would not otherwise belong to an abortive manam vrc to support a luted rival in the wmH- I mcut of state. Thaobicct of Che game watt to krefi out Adami, and n tin Clavt J& For thU purpose, Mr. Clay, hi *per?oonl Interview with refused to. receiv-. I the place ofSeeretury of the Department ot' I War, which wh offbrvd him, because it would place him in a ttatloh of illattve in fcriority to Adams, who waft to be Bccretar - of the Department of State. Then carm. Utw*vll to reiteraten lewon which he had ;nt by heart, and which he repeated wHK ittlo vnriatlou in a ntmibcr of succewivc vis it*. He enumerated the rduoM which the Western country would have to be dissati*. lied with the appointment of Adams. Ho enumerated the evldeucet of his hereditm hostility to that section of the Union, and crowned the whole, with his conduct ?? Client, in attempting to cede the mnjgatlon of the Mississippi to the Britmi. lie tool: the attitude of Mr. Monroe** friend,' aad hinted to him the probable consequence to his own popularity, if a man already ediou. in the West, and to become infinitely mor< jk> If his conduct at (iheftt should be found out, should be brought into his cabinet u. Secretary of the Department of State. These vfelts were repeated, abdthcee ren vois recounted, untit Mr. Mimroe, sUeaceC thr pcHinnciouit intruder A?ith a peremptory derlunition that Adam* should be the Be cretary. From that moment Clay set up an opposition to Monnfe,' and all f * in bw interest iu K I cecdcd to denounce | 'he public mind for that I the flhcnt negotiations wit foretold; mid which, so < | himself, he miderteok to tnakfl 1421-2. In all this business, Russctl traa the hi stmuieitt of Clay. He apokftandocted from his direction alone. Clay taujht him the lesson whleh he rvcitsd to Moure* Clay loaded the ruu for hbntoshett M Clay prepared tlio Wnl to hear I Ann when the pieeo plsjed foul, ntthe wr??y^ end, knocked " t*r?HfkdCUy and all Ms i chief contriver came ?<1 hu*hei. and denied all knewl Mussel had been about. , Adams took cure t? treat i So much for the IM * In itself inKignUlrunt, | brnuec slure wo have! of iTCJ-d, whvtithia M thin same Sir. Aill I'i.I >?'. Vhoot ho had o!i/Vt?.vl t?i as lar.i ?>f the /)fftnrt:HctJ of Mate ! I ho bccorttfra tho t/ini.cr svkai/raan] man with whom hohurt refuted tnH iw i?rmi of relative inf rlorlty t M fill** the Wr.w w)th tiie r?A?rt J *-!iot;? |m? had ?'<nwunrril there I yt ors! U hc.i b i make* upcdeh 'itfevjrtuf, h?t'?HI,pi>r.e; nwl c*p< I man whom he Iu?l previously n ?????????(e !?*$??*!