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•*# m* (Stoveiam. (m i ■ Ml «MU.»> soita.. IbMixiN 1 * 11 ^ mjh". Anj, n> «P br >«, I*r *«*• jUJ,<>l.t I dan Out .!.,■ t cruft he volaouf exchange, i An* **. 1flat* a* my, my hm». TWugh I would fain «ith the*\ Fot fluty edit away, my l«we, Tty low on tbe #«a. Hie sailor* jelly my I"**** And deuce «bo capstan round t Tbe topailt# ere tbooH oaf, my l*n», And bar haadUoet ward bound. .. N®a»d»ucbuU#her now, my love, To check ta Reward will, The me corf# meed tbo Imw, my hnre, Aad the Boatswain's cell is #htiU. i The Boatawain'a pipe (a thrill, my Vw. We atom 1m ih**# obey— Yet ID be with lb«c Ml my lore, Though for a way, owey! 1 meet away from time, my lore, Away, ewey, oweyl Aed wbe* I'm oa the sea. my love My theefhta will hilhcr a being tha role tegalet ea in the Bantu making 16 pvreenl oatof exchang*. Indeed t enderatood the latter gentlemen to aay he eooHjfeeyf that the Banka amid make that, every alety daya. If lm »«M make o Deefl do It, hnew* teinly.wuoid srafll hrrepH* a Ru'h*6id'd. Mi.Mil* Irn spuCe « sntffiul time, in rwjily to CK-n. Waranck. The eyra end noea were then called on the motion to lay on the tab e till June neti, aye#03$ noea 110 An amendment waa oflered by Mr. Toomba, that in addition to (lie neib now taken by the officers of Banka in their -ml annual returns they .boold ma'.e oath that they have not dlrectiy or indirectly violated the provision* of tbe act. Carried, aye# 153, m«e 30. rbe 31 auction provide# that lira provls* bmaof the bill aboeld aff ct thorn bi U of axelrang", payable in the U. State#. Mr. Watson offered an ad Utlonal aertlnn, that the ptovi*iona nf tha hill .boold not Ira eon.trueii ao a. to take eff-ct before the 1st of March neat, which waa carried. Tbo bill wis put epoo Ita final p .a* sage. end earriud, a* a menial ; ny-« 103, nays 53* It then being after ten at nlght.tlw lloom adjourned. I forgot to atale, in Ita pru|«r order f at tbo pre amble which contained a tood deal of .pocie, m-m- opoly, nt cetera and nt cetera, waa .truck out. irk ct. end reading it, to the opee ef a otter it .... uflUera ef the U. 8. ahlp North Caroliae. Ilnmor also say* that this Court Martial will try the e«*e#nf»erer*l officers of the Baplorint Kapedl* lion, who have (wee arrested end tent hotm* by lu commandant. Lieutenant Wilkes. Rumor alao aay a that the eon of Commodore LI* lt»,lh/ subject ot the Court of Irv|»iirr held In till# nit* in Juno laat. may ho laid before this Court Mar* till, though wo have not understood upoh what rhnrgea, ot by whom they are preferred.—V. B. Cm- Ktllt, CONGRESS. 11tn oar—an omaniiitio*. (Corrttponitnee of tho Boutko* Patriot) Savannah, Dee. 1830. J. McL. [rot tub oioaou#.] I lore the lovely and the gayt 1 love to eat tbnm In thair play ) 1 love to join them,—for my h art, ■Will always gladly take e part. IJoratoaee the aunnyamile, (Jnihado wed (day open the face | Jt I* a picture to beguile, Of sorrow’# touch the lateM trace. I loro to hear the tarty laugh,— - To are the glad one# eWriy qoaffi • Wet tUI the Joy ^lightening bowl, I# rudely used to drown the soul. jOfe-llol let It glowingly Impart, /1 :: Unworldly ritpl'ire to the heart | By eattb untainted I fron • X Jove to ene Tim* kindly fling, Some heavenly dew drops from ita wing, To soothe the homing# of despair, • Tho wounds, the pain, which man moat bear. Ilova towafeh the frolicgW, Of thoae who'd throw off mlory,— And mating back life'a heavy chain, Fat on tbo wrantha of youth again. I love to beerthoae song# iliut fling * A rapture nn the listening ear I Tbit thrill tha aotd, and make it apring Away—above the grasp of enro. I,lfe looses half ita bliterneaa | Death hesitate# to hurl his dart t , |( aotnetlmet full aouledJnyoeane.a, . Invigorates—renew# tbe heart. HAROLD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1839. u Zinc. An alarm was stranded near I woo'd-wk yesterday morning. The fire was diaeorcred t » he in a larga a Lire boa ra at thedepot, of and owned hy tbe Central . . RaUReeJ Company. A watchman of the city first gave the tlerm, end the flie waa for unately arrest, t, ed wjthoet mucbdswIgeioibnbolMlwg. It is gen. rally Miorod the building wa* fired by an Incendiary. We treat that our watchmen will continue to be vigUaer, All auspicious perrons should be arrested itim/yiuwMit. KUTY SUI'BRIOR COURT. Mr * Bptoctr Inin** ddcisd'e bill to euth'irita the Judge nf the Superior Courts of the Eastern District, to hold an t'X’ra so.* . alon in tlio county of Lilh ity. C } Fritm a passenger In tha Brunswh k and Florida p£ . ' Idee, we Inm that e d'tel waa fouj Liae, see leans that a d'tel waa fought, near Tab on, no Thursday amnlng, the 19th ins), be* l weea General L.Rtan.and Col. Avuuitus Ai.stox In whuth # In which Cal. A. was killed. The weB|mn# worn rl* n,>-<iiiuiK. so pa.,.. Col Alston was shot - f through tha heart at the fir.t fire. V The diBeuliy which occa-lime,! this fatal affair, originated daring « political oonteat, nnd h#a been thn cause of much uicilrm-nt for smral weeks p ist. I s *. — Ch*r Cenrler, of Tutidaj. [most oun conttKarutuRtr ] MILLEDGEVILLF., Deo. 10. 1839. This m -rnlng thn House wa# occupied upon the coamstafl election In Sumpter county. Mr. IVarc<* waa thn sitting mamher, having products ! c-r lR* cataa ftom UH*cnn»nlld.Una mansgers id tlie else* thus. Mr. Fieka-t eontested bis seat on the ground of fr*ad, but falllnt to substantiate his charge, the Kpt waa confirmed to Mr. l’eirce. In the efUrimon a bill to antond th# 'n d act*, s i it 1 they relate to the county of Chatham, was THE LEGISLATURE. In addition to alas* Intel Ignow* from MilMgrvllh* fornishnl I7 oureor«*s|*on Ivot. the Recorder nod Journal givo the aohHamw of the B II amandin* tbe Act enuring the Csntral Hank, uliieh has p-is* tod ilso Senile, anti which our read rs a>o uwam that body r fused to rrconshler. J From tkr Rrcord-r.) most Important pr-wi-lon of thLId I, It that which enjoins tiw Central U mk to issue its Mils to twice the amount nf it* rapitnl. The second most important provl Inn, is that which dlieeta the Directors of that insiltutbrnios* II thn stock held by tlie State In *lhcr Hanks, if part value can lie idrtalned for It 1 with the exception of that ivrtton of Hie State stock act apart for tlte benefit of theUnlver-lty. Tlte third t rovislon neat In Importance Is that which enacts tha* the director* shad be elected bv the Legislature, for the term of two years. Anil the last to which we wmi’d refer, and which with the preceding Is the substance id the bill, Is thut which enacts that the Central Bank sh.ill n-«r |» »y specie fur its notes, lialri by any Itunk that lias sits* The Journal noticing this monstrous measure, re •nark# that‘‘Mr. Gordon,ufClini Itarn,dis'iiigolsli* sn| himself in his n *p<tsillo»i to th* dating muvi-mcnt of his |Milltlcnl ass-tda'es." Mr. Jnunlon, nf Jas per. and Mr. Gordon, »f Jones, on lire Union #hln ol the Senate also opp isetl it. Tim *a no paper re- matks that Messrs. J-mkiosaud Crawfonl, of Rifle muini, Mr. To-imhs of Wilkes, Mr Chniipell, of nil.lt, and Mr. flieph ns, of Taliaferro, wurenbly sustained hy M ssrs Millen, Arm-Id. ami Ward of Cliatlsam. 'Although |hiIIi cally ovp-swd to the-e grill Mi Of It. jrrt wuukl toy their genilemtnly dep -rtm nt, mid the m re than jtble opposition wltlrli tliev gave to this daittnoui ttperlmtnl ssf a mi\|-.rity of tlmlr p 'litiful asso ciates, has justly rntitL d them to our a lmiraiion and applause. Thn ayes and mms in the Senate on th • pn*sage of the aforesaid Mil, we extract fiuuttlie Miilflgo- wills* pa pets. Those who voted In thn affirmative, nro M’ssr*. Awbrev. Biker, lint**#, Beall. Heck, Blvln*, Host- wink, Hrodfor I, llrnwnof Camilnu.Cnm--riio,Cocli* ran, Cone, Coop- r, Crane. Dratte. Foster, Ciralmm, Guess, Henley, Holmes, 11 tiff. Johnson. Kelly, Kme non Lewis, Loveless, McDuuipi, MnGnr Mattox, Mayer, Morris, Move. I’ayne, Phillips, I'nlk.l'ryor. Ritulers'in, Rutherford, 8c r'-orougli. Sniillt of C-iweta, Smith ofTwi«BS,Spring*r,8i*nfi>rd,Tatum, Wnter#, Wldtiker, Williams, Wilson— 48 Those In tli-i negative, are Messrs. Aleannder. Anderson, llillup*, Uranl-nm, Drawn of Humvick, Bryn it of Macon, llryanof Stuwuri, Camden, Chris tian, C l ins, Crecolt, Dunm-gan. Fryer, G -rliui of Cha'hntn, G-mlnn of Jones, Green, Hn-rls ofTnlli- erri, II -rrltof Warren. Heath, Ifnllnway, H»|o ilns, Jonkliis, J-otes, J-iunlun. Kniglil, Lawson, Miller, Morgan, .Neill, I'-uter of Gnwno, INiiter of Morgan, Rolmrtson efColnm It, 8*tar|et, Smith of Bryan, Smith of Jeff-rum, Tracy, Vium-nt, War* then. Wiilintnsun. Wright—30. Branch Bank, Georgia, at MiUrilgeoillr, On Saturday, tlm So -ale pas>e«l 1VI0II ainnoding the art creating the IMnli of thn Stale of Gunrgia, which allow s that B ink to withdraw it* Branch ftotn Millmlg villo.—Recorder, 17/A inti. Cv A Wlllowgulite exchingv, ami to prevent utiy ‘r^^BiMtk in a state of auipen*ion of specie payments from taking a great -r rate than two pci cent preml- ^ nm* «r to pi event nny officer or nirnt of any Bank front d-dng the same, enmo up. I had th-uigh* th it • tho (rent principle of letting commeie* raguiaie Itself, waa on# wh'ch hid tha hcatty support of ovrry ohiaea In thla Union. Tho Idea of lying dow n **ch#np by Legislative enactments, when nny one , i *luH conversant with the muter, knows it is regu- • 4 *-*. Jprod by eimtmuanos far, farbey *ml tho control of lio •njr Legislature, was one which I had thn-ight ct- fleded among the a-lvncntesof free trade. • *1 £ - - ## The bill wg# intruduoed by Mr. Scwartl. Mr. '• Wnt-rs ofllsred in amen Im •« tlwt earhnnp sh-wtid ; * >«( nt par. This was l-ist. It was sup. Mr. Stephans, Mr. Toomhs, Gettl, files* Mr. Sewiol, ami op -osed hy D . Arn-dd, Mr. CMpfali, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Watson, M-. Milieu, and Mr. Crawfonl. The merit* of tlte bill were opmied lurdlscusslnton a motion to lay it on tbe table until June next. The debate waa a vo-y animated one. Mr. Stephens laid dawn the prapotiiinn th .t he proper . •rimadHontim.Eaehenp wa« the co*t of th- trnnsp w* Utionof th« vnotals framone point to nnother. |f|« piindpsl argu nent «n« based on this In reply* Dr. Arnoldd-nt-d the proposition fa tola, ns *]h-cie ll not Invnriah'y ef the same value, in various conn* tries, ani oaoltangw like everything rise in cm- mere* we* regulated by aupp'y and demand. Gmil. Giaaeock nawrttd in hi# speech that etlaak.in n state yf au»pcn*i*n coo’d make 16 p- r cent, prem out of oMU of Exoh-ngo. 1 em'd not nnd-rstand haw. Mr. J mkln*, Mr. Chapp-ll, Mr. Millen and Mr. Crawford, ench vent at Imgh an-l a ly iufi the varima *uk|)net*, comnercial ani financid, ' involve i, in. the kill. Tk-mvas quite an amu.lng pvsn^occuret between Mr. Stephens nnd Mr. Cmariord. M". C- sal t tho gentle nm Tram Taliaferrohul .sorted Bank* he I dotlt in c ut-ui. “ Point out the Bank, let u* have the sew." Mr. * Stephens repiie-l. thn ho knewa Hink In Aug -*t which advanced moory to planters on slaty day Mtra, an the ple-lgn of their Cotton. “ Wr||,'’ rxclaimel Mr. C., “that Ua mo -atrous crime J hl-le w<,h-da-iui offence. That I* wining ag#h«*t the agrioultoral interea'I specula’ log upon tho want* l*? of th* co-mi ry 1 The planter data not wish m •verifica Ms Cnttno, not tha Btnk aid# Idea Ity discounting his a*stg| Ik.U not this onvegauns — , * 11 i—e,* ..4 p.uiii.. laiMlW.Vn^||. l , MMIawk [Poll Tlllt OK-HUUM.] TO THE PLANTERS OF SEA ISLAND COTTON. Possessing 11 lik-t inlor-st with all of you, ntul that w.- ahout'l b* ru nuncratul for our lah.irs, and a fair prico f-ir our pr.i-l io*, l tukn this -an* •liumtop'it yon in p -s-ns.lon -if n fu -t that may ha ofsomo lm;tortnnJ-, tho prtf«.-ul and coming you-, and I h *|*o ho ill 1 morns *»•' s ivlu j in my of y -u u >*• in thn prico of cotton. An oaeitloo it mnkl g In this market not to pul down—(f-r that Ira* alroi iy Imon rff clul) l-ut to kavpdown the p ica* «f S -a l*l-»u I Cotton, a id if nn eff ot is not >n idu hy tho plantar*, tho piirdus--rs of this article writ m-ut assuredly --ffi-ct tli -ir pur* |*ose. Tli-v ciicunistunuo tu which I huvu rcl'on-ncc, is as f rilews t A in * o!iant of this city, and p-irclnser of S n III.ml C-utoii, h;i* hmn form mo enough this sen- ton, to-'pick up," in sm ill lots, sn nc one luimlru-l or m-tiu h lies, at very |«i.. prices—a p .rt of which is ofinf-«iior ipiiiliiyt ho li-u shipped ilia i.tin Livnri-ool, with express « d» rs, to force it oh the market, on arrienlot, auction .'—with the nvowe iiitciitioii of haring ui •' o'-jc-t to ncc-ni,i|irii.'' This object is v *ry plilnly u idersto kI.— •, is to estiblish d ta f-r low prices here, .on! ns the return .ak-sufthis -liipinr m iy In-exjx-ctol :n all tlieuext month nt n tint • oliotuh • great hu k of the ciop* itcon’ng I it iinirra-.a dyoir n-oesst iu« mpi'-re your fuc -ir. to- lV c- sites, thu cnns-ipionco it. b —.oil’ll linv.i to suli-nit 10 ibis aceom pitched "obi* ct*'—unless you urernnb;u I to"li on forbtfl'or prom*." I put the •| , ic«U-ui— -ti.hi au--h a transirtion to regulate the iniiket and pul own price*/ A few rout ok* with coma f*c t*. and 1 l-'avo ihu sul.j-ci lor your ivllcoti -u ami uc •pandence of tha Southern Patriot ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. HOUSE OF REPR E8EN TA TIVES. It willbo recollected ibnt ynsterday Mr. Randolph, one of the Whig cUimn-t* from New Jersey moved that Ills end their protest be entered 00 tlm journal, which motion w*a rejected. This nioruing when tbo journal was reed, M Wise w is p- rf, cily ouirageotis In fimling timt ti-e protest ha-l l*cen ooiiued. He contended that the vary motion fir its insertion entitled it 10 art inser tion. Moss-*. Vnndorpoel, Dromgooh*, and otlieis, shewed the iiicun*i*li-iicy of such u complaint, as after thn House hud rejoctul the motion fur irucr* ti-n, tlm Clerk could nut, with respnet to the (louse, in* it llio protest. Mr. Wise then moved to emend tbo journal, by inserting the protnsL Mr Drumg»»|e oirjrcled. He npi-enlrd to the Chair, ns to wlu-tlmr such a motion wns admitsild -, tin II.u*e lieving rejected a in ilion to tb it elf-ct yo.lerdnv. Mr. Wise persisted, and in attempting to support llisp'iririoo, referred to sumo decision* raadn by thn late SjHjakrr. wh-un he sidiefultv donominn -ri tlie "illustrious J.1 mas K. I’-Ik " Th-s mu iciouselndli- tions *»f tlie op|Mi« 1 on a -metlm-ta bring f-rih ib* araiili. (Jdvertior I'o U la truly "Ulu*'r.o<is,"#nd wl l be ao in spi'u of loo puny atieinpts of liiseiiornicstu sully Id* r-anm Air. Ilnvis moved to lay the m -ti-mof Mr Wise on the table. Mr. furnoy sold that if the House - stahlished a ru u by wldcli a paper c -ming from m-lividunls out ol the H-hih-, mi.liibuenierrd on the journal, tln-n every "Abolinuii paper" might bo euteiod on U10 journal. Mr. Uy-tirh a-ked the Chair if Mr. Wise c-uld d<i ImJirei-tly what the House I tad refused 10 be done directly. Thu Cnnir, "you must answer that rptoslion your self." Much laughter. After some fm titer debate, tlieques ion was taken on the motion 10 lay oil ill- table, and it was lost, as follows,— yea* 103, nays 119. Mr. Adu-n* hiving decided tb-it the motion of Mr. Wise to e-iiiui'l the juurnul by inserting the protest wusiiioidur. Mr. Droing-ioln took an nppeal from that decision, ant in his opinion, noniumb.r uml-r color of sn a-ncndin -nt, could do that which ill-- House refused to do ycstoiduv. Mr. Pdtrikno, ‘l call upon tho Chair to put tha question," Cries of "sit down-" , Mr. I'airiken, "I will not sit down; Ium hereon behalf of my o -ii.tl-ucats, un-l I will m uiiluio lli-dr right* at a.I huxards." The It imor-lis manner In which Mr. P. expressed himself,drew furtlilmnl |hjuI- iii laiigltlur. The question b.-in j toon t iken on the appeal, thu deci-iun of tlte Cliair wns r- v. rs- d. Y--us 105; Nny# IN. S-i the m-ttlon nf Mr. Wise to insert the protest could not Ini entcrl dm d. Mr. Cr.dih iltun moved to rc-consid-T the v-ito hy which tlm Resolution appointing a Committee lied boon pissed. U.i timt motion, Mr. WI*o whs uIioiii to speak, -vlien by mtivcr.nl coiis.-nt, tit- Re-olution wn* c-n- si lerudu*re-C(tn«i<lurud, wi haul a f-unui votn, lor th-pnr|Hi-oofuiloMing Mr. Wise to make a direct proposition for th- ll-uso to decide, without refer ring the sut-j ct 10 11 Committee. Mr. Wi.e thi ll moved Unit " Messrs. Aycri.-g, Miiawel>, liiiisteiid, Rund-lpli Strulloo and Yorke, • lie Widg claimant*,- hope-muted 10 takn t.,eir scar*us Hopr-scutativesfr-m N w Jersey." On this mot u 1 li-s demuiidcd thn previ ms ques tion, which be (rig •ecunded, tho qu-Jsilun on tlni main qui-silon was taken hy yeas und nays, and resulted us folio* st—Ye-is 117. Nny* 117, Mr. A-lams voting in thn uffirmalive. it being a tie ihu res-duriori was lo*t, the Homo thus deciding thut the Wing ciuimniiti urtr nut nuliried to tlmlr seals. Tlm Whigs would lievo carried rha r-soluliou, oul-i riliey o ive brought Air. liawus, of Ky., 10 vole, hut In- wn* sick. . If th-' n*siilntmu lin-l b- on ndHpii-d, th- Whig Jersey M -minus would huve tu««-n than' sums, nnd ilia Mourn would liuvu iirocucded ut once to tha oleciioU of S|H-nker. Hut even ill t ni oiso, th- Adittiiiisim-iuii Putty would linvchseiiHblc 10 elect th ir cumlidiito by h iii ijonty of two votes. If tin* Widg Cliilmunts ha l been allowed under the iu*o- luti-ui to take th'-ir seals, the question on tlicii c iiim wihiI-I. ol* i-o'irso li ive come up uguin before thu 11oU*i*, nf er ihc oh-cti-n of Spcuke.. After toe nb-ive rcs-luli»ii li-id been nj eti-d, ilenylng thu right of the Widg Cluimuut* to seat*. Mr. Smith, of Mniti-*, moved ** thut the Hou>e -in now piocoud 11 the vice ion of S|H!ukei,'' uml on that muiion lie demimlcd tlie previous question. At this singe of toe proceeding* toe ilou-u wu* in iho gron ost uniriu-mimt, nnd it beingv-videir thut momlrt’is were not in o propnr spirit far liu-i .e»a, suvorol mcffuctuiil motion* were made 1*1 i-lj-mn. Toe call of the previous question on the motion of Mr. Smith was then renewed, when severa- mcm -ef* Otto nplod to »|H-uk. The C.nir ru oimiiHl th-m tint u motion lor tho pritvi ius question wns ntvt dcbatuhle, t-ili ill the statu of excitement it wa* impn**ilrie for the clt-dr to comnd tlte llou*i*. Une set of mumlw-rs would demand 0 cull of Ihu llmise, white others rnlli-d them to order. A third pirty would rni u points of mil r n 11 do 11 mil tlte yeas uml nays, so thut no l-usiuoss of any kind coolJ bo done for a long tlm-. The 11 use is still in S -salon, 5 o'clock, I'. M. Tha fellow lag I of N« Jersey, or Ilmira refused by.4 to beantur SW* I sdby Mr. tUadwiph 1. In th- House. The to 117 to allow it rtWt* tatlvra nf thn ilssiimr-l as such in State, having been in part exclndad fram dUrpriv agesioild* m -ering of ibe members of '* " — devm it out duty l< cnimtry, our views Sin 1-uml ofuui of lid* |au*4 of Re|ire*cut-«ihe< ext-n', *nd with o-m t-r two field pieres Iy ami tbrf . • T|,„ A lb* ny corps. m»i finding accommodation# to tlm rights of our. the Immediate vicinity oft he iiss*mlil.igi*.|vtoni d powers sii I dutl-a “ “ •' -• a tW pretrnreof ilw mam. pr-ra-ninilvrs lieto assvm- i-rfri-an people, tbe truth ■t k „ k m. l.lb - - ,d»CMI<rUM1>«IHi«M'lk.|.|Wwg. WUll The LIvArpmil titsums of the 1st Novwin’mr, •*»•« sales of Set l«lun I -it from 18 li'JU I, and ilie ai-comr* of the 13 li Noremlwr, q-iote sales altU 59-1. Du tli-s-pi ices slww i»ny grout falling nffiu tlte value -f the urtidi sin 10 th- lavt raison T— Toeie isaiiilierenc*ii'*tniMin tho nmimum price nf «he Ut and I3lh ultimo{ bu. this -tiff reocc wry-vile.ity owing to tin* qon’ity of the article sold at 1 hero difforutil |»«-r-ia|s, lor lit 10 is as whir a range i 1 quality as th -re is io pr co of tld*species of co-to . 5 hui liaik to tlte lowest |-o nt of th - mar- krt, 13 I tend what will this mini nu n price ot 18.1 wenant th.* purchaser giving for tho nrticl- in thi- market, an I allow hi.n a lair profit in Livcrp avR Why 3Ik-.5 ftye.m r —at the pre-ent ra:o of freight aodnai’hiiiga; and yet ww aro toll that oureotton it mu worth mere than 53 to 56i., n.td ara slrono- ously advised to •• hurry iii th • crop” and •• * It fast a* |MMsible, f«r i m-t*t go-down.*' Tlw ud v.cv, I coo iJergntu toti*{ it belt aives us tlien make some exeiti hi tu reii»l till* uugeneious war- fate against our iuterost#. A PLANTER. Ora«ot. *t llAVAtA — Wo leant tint M*\Tri*' loss t»ra vet left liavaoa.hut vi)l im miliitely on tin airivalut'Mr Clapp, who <0 * -rot irot .is Conusl, but a CianuiLsiooer to fi I the pi ice nf C-usul dor- lug the ab*enca of Mr. Trtsi. aad until lb* questions reap ciing hi.n aro determined.—.V. 1*. Jjur. of t ‘- , . • of thefoIl.iwin<|irop«wiiu#i-i— 1. Tbit by ihVConitoii i-.s ..fthe United Stan-*, each State has tlie pou -r b* tue*cril« by law tlie time, iilure, -ml maniM of holding eleriious for it* own'Rfpri-senlative* I Congiess, wliirh p-«cr in cludes the right of pro trilling the ri-if-, jd ic-, und manner of ascertaining md milking kno.vn the re sult b* Congress ahd t e w rid. 5. That thedetermi mion ofihe.Statenuihoilii-s auihen icale-l in the 0 on.-r pi escribed by the State law#, is the otilyevid- ec ol thetdecd-u of mcm. her* of the Hous-of I q-reseutitives which run bu received nri-rtothe 0 ;auiution oftlie Ha-is-t nnd isfiiialanu conc|**ive mill reversed by the (louse 1 i»c|f duly orgsiiitol, 3 That nn -no wkn cannot produce tlie evidence of hi* election presci|li«i| by the Ihw* of hi* Stute, is entitled tolukeiWn. in the Hous-of Kepresen- tntivi-a; und no on • whod-es produce such evidence can be tfiicluriud (efnru an investigation by the H»u*o, wJtlioui a gro*s violation of the c institution nf the United S-nb ahd tint rights of tlw* States them*. |ve*. \ - 4. Tint tlie Hntj*i«nf Representatives rnmmt be i-onsli'utninully orgirirari, nor h quorum .orm-d, until ad the Stilus id' this Union have had uii upper torilty'io ap/ie«r»*ykll tWir Representutivesj ami tit .t a Co*.# ilutioiiul quorum i* n»t mvn-ly.1 inuj-ri- tyoft'm KppreseutMt.i(Ua«leei—after tlm arbitrary eaclosl -notother m.oibeiyonnny pr-t xi wlt b-ver —but a majority of all thej members from ell tlie Stales afier each State hw had nn opportunity to appear b* her rej resvn|a(iv*a, and to eunsiilutea purl nftliat quorum. * \ 5. That tbi{ Jfc-dy.hrff.jWflrob'ed, liovingnojudl- old powers, po*so»*Jng fli/'means of sending for per—na and papqni—il -l legally uu lmriud to examine witn-sses, uiidc|«»ath, had expressly f-o- bidden by law to go into n.o con.idernrion of any business before tbe Ml't** '» "r,anix- d, nnd the ojth to siipium tlfo Cijtisil|tuio'i administer, d to it* momb r*-—cannot 1-xn'rci.ollie highest judicial func tion belonging to Ul-t. Iloue of U* prusanbtiives, that of reviewing and reversing toe dec sions of tho State authorities in relation bi their own el.-ctious; and thut i s only power is to (require tlie persons -imH-nring hero ns inomb rs to proiiuce the creden tial* proscribed by, the laws ’of iltuir respective States. _ 1 0 That thnS'.nt" of N «# J.-rsoy having hy Inw ptesuriiM-d the time. j>(uce, aid m inner, of ho,ding e fctioii.j aipl also .tji- time, place, nrpri inmnor of in« log known the result—aid having f-rtliut pur pose sutecteil the higliu«l kind of evidence known to theC-nsriiuliou/tothoCoMin.-nliiw, 10 the purlin. maniarylaWy'tiliirttf Ufit fdw of nations—a cominis* *ion under her giihltfw'ifl, mid *ig nd by her exucu- ,, .. live—h is ihbs iitpq'kB'iWo toCongr. »s end to thu Y<-u# 103; world that we are tier 'Representative* in the 56th Ciingrt-s«. ri Tula IhiJj hiving, lifderagntion of the principle* iihovauffuined, relibed in part to rec-guixe mo cio- dential* n--d (hit upoii'llte nntbority of n piper, which,emanating fnim'nn oriirr nut rvcogtnxed hy the laws of New Jersey regnla i-g ele li ms, and ihetvfure not underllimhinrlidii of nil ollicinl nmli —slating merely inference# from other paper-, tbemselvct n -t urt'dcuce, li-ing ix parte utHlaviu tikeo without auihdri-y of ill* mw mid wlth-ut n • lice to us, n-d proved by tlie liw ttsrlf to be fnl-e upon it* f.ico, eoul IttlittviK*r«oe.v.-d a* proof of thu litel* it nsserts in any ttuart of record in the Union, uml auiutoniinn hciiig.irinnlfcited to carry further • Iii* in.uli toour State, nnd locimsuinmalntho out- rage upon It r rights, by exoln-iing US, her R-prc- sentii'ive*. fromi*dimg part rin the orranixuiion of the W..u*c—We, Inthi! twniif' V»four State, « .J -f ourselves, and in 'jeliaif- of bur eummon c»u tiy, a ol of ill ihuolln-r Swtfsf wlioio rights aie out- raged in tho violarion ofour't d*»mo ta-lem-iiy pro test aguiust ov*r> surh usurnn i-ut ->f power hy this bodyrtt./(i|d do O ieriytlljVtbillit i># right to do an net wldcli will be a IwjtTOHMMnnrp flagrant violution "f ill-* Cousi|lui|-'drof\l^'L'{iiie-i S'lib**, nod »•*til- laws nnd rigW of tir-*Siates ihems-lve*, thou bus the II mm.vi* 1* MASs/tcmMKTTa.—I-t nnnouur<ng nil of tho doingVar i^irrisliuig, the Ho-toti Ihitiy A-lveiti*t-r,' 11 K'lTdi-g Wn-g o*unu in Mu*- siiitltnseits, siijnj—"Wo Citufe.s vvelmv** some cu shy to learn whlefi'iil’tlil* tn-mlmrs of the dole.-.*- •n from tld» Simo.h in'M iim In* honor of hxvimt given the v-b-ol" tin* Stile for *, undid ue who, vve ho very w II soti-li d, is fir from being tlie choice of th- State." The Adver i«eri(itUiiSt-'*thiit thorn w in fool play tin- |ir.N-mill#W il.Vik , -"Wrt have no further m-rks to m-tk- tint I we lv rn further rin* hi lory nfth-nrnce -riiict* of tlieC.nvontiou except b* say that wii ibw-rrnitybo'Mh'Oilreid.Miofthn Coiiv-n i -n us thi- roguia'f'lir.-ndriir the \Vnig party, wn .hull of — re a •plii , #i*C i'n'l''3lth'-*nth weeoufe** we liuve ned.the r.'-ultof th-IwAWd halo's wiih i>urpri*u nd regret." •• CmOKT M* UTIIU— We bmt .1 tnat a C mrt Atari ial |a tss i-e erare twd m ihkeky. for tin trial of several .*a».rfM*N»7l.»rlw««r«i.W.Ml»>lMlr.l «... thu .ill b. 1*4 Mm It..Ill b. Ihu of cw Mi l. B.ll*nl, »p—,.’h-ntu |ii«m4b. Mr. nf th-*# rharft#ta«h*bft^k|tvftpan by Commodore. UfelUrd.nfa packet ofbt‘iar*,saut bvXlr. Hodgsoa, li tbv Attrancaa Consul at Umaj and alao, bn-aking [CorrcAU-imlcHce of the Courier.] WASHINGTUN, DEC. 13. 1839. There is no linger the leu*' pni*p«ct of a i|M*edy nrg.mUution. Io tlie present suit- ef the question, mui in lit ■ pres-ut disj»o*ili-n of h- Hoo.e, ao or- ga-dx'ition I* mImmii ns remote as that political mil- euiuin, i* which |iditician« are to lift io reference |iub.io duty, ios oad of party obligations Mr. R ielt,i'i*t evening. o|mukiI w new field ufur* g-iineiil In the J r* *y ea#--! no I opito* il the view* ami pro|*.i*'tion *4‘.Mr. I'ickens. I <1111 not under- stand, prc -isely, in the mi 1st ••flh - 11 i*e in the House, w lint course he prep 'S-d to pursue but his course ef remark •veins to hivo disupp*dntrd th- Admiiiist'-Hiiou men, and «mcuoiNge*l the Whig- Mr. Dixon H. Low i-, imm-iliutvly moved to rro-m- skier Mr. Hhort’sresidniinq (i. e. the second part of it j 11ml gave n dice that he shmtM press the motion, in case Air. I'ick-ns's motion should fill. Ho sta* ted that It« woul-l not g-* bey-tt-l the cuutidcr.itton of the qtte-iion - fthe retnrnt, priarloth • organisa tion o the II >ti*.-. Mr L'nlib of Aliluvma m ve-l a reconsideration »f -he vote by which a Commit ee was •mlera.l t>* l*f apjoiinteil, with notice that he sluul-ipres# i ;i .c. o Mr. Lewis’# motion provdi ed. So we are at s-a sgnln Th re an* to be, in the first place, long debate# *m the tn-di-n# to in- stntc. tlie Cimvnit'cu. There i* not much clt •nee for th-* pus.iue of .Mr. Pickens' m eion, and it is to bur gretted. ioasm-roh a* that i* the only apparent m*da by which the House can bo ram extricated from it-embarrassment. The Semite is id.o. and mu • remain sn, ti 1 the House be organ's ri. A lew Executive M i».n<c l-avo bevm sent hy the Prerid. nt to t he S. n >te, iml acted upon, a *d u dice* --f h ll- and resolutions, in tended to bo pro rated, are occuri-m illy offered. 4 o’c ock, p. m Tlte Hobs* occupied nearly tlie whole day amend og tlte Jvum d **f jro«tvr lay. Mr. Wi*eth- to -k the finer, t'* sp<*ak ngaln*t Mr. I'icken** pr**- pos.tion, I*ut he yietd-il ita • Mr.Crahb, nn whose mo l ot, tlm rosoht'iao of jMslcrday, appointing Committe-- wn* not msidered hy comm m conrani, Mr. Wise, th -n, hy c unmon coitscm, in urlar to C ut an end to VI further trouble in tlte mailer, iHUght forward a re«*d-it on providing that tlie five Whig member* an- ontitkal totln-ir raats. It wa* undvroitiod that the r -sulotion wax to decido the q Mtstian. as to the right i*f thuo unmlssi m d mom- Iwis,and tire Dem-axa’acWm d tbit ItsnpvrHil \p, Khutt's re*oi".i *n. Tint resolution ..f Air. \V #r w*« Ios yea* 117. nay* 117—two Whig* ahreni, and one vanincy, Mr. I (belt votcxl in ilt-nlU-m .live, •ind *odid Al»'»»r*. Sheptrl. a -d R M J. Il-imw. Mr. Sot lit of Main* moved to gv> into tha riectibn ••fSit.uk* r. Mr. Wire protested a ainst it, u ■ ■ reach*tffaith, and’oforder, as Mr. Ubou'aiMolu- lion wa*st'II in fioru. ’• , Mr Ariamsd iH'itdlbatllMresaliitioiiuraain d*ir* Tbjmw «kl»,.lk* f*“ **4 «-)• •* “^nl.N.ejimf mnCn, It m*« h. molWw4, Mwm.«iI**wIwsIv. I iW*k ,4^»ru.i,nieilpn«ll. ryet tdhm littempt-d' lit ihl* roontrv, L'm.IiI..ui'.ih' IV«. !•>’ M'.' M min' UV-hinguih, D-e. 1*4 V D. 1839.' * ''JOHNwAYHRlGG, ' CH ARlftS C. S 111 A TTON, '" { JO.INT U'MAXWELL, ■ rt.M'rttfWth'U, • T.‘JONES YORKE, delegation from tha |ieopl« ®f il-e minor had arriv ed in A.lau-y to make • xplanstions to the Governor. Tlie fdiowmg fiom yestaidiy'* Albany Argil I* not »• late, eoninhiing only information received freup tho * s-at of war 1 np to seven o’clock Tuesday evening: •• We do not I -ant that tHeeom|«'.i** that march ed out on M -nrisy havens yet met with resistance. —Theassi-mld tge at or wear Rced-ville is sahl to be large—report say* UMK) men—armed to some 10 Clark's, 15 mile# from the city, lodged tho 0 on Mdmlay n'ght, nnd yesierdiiy, afier roe- i'ring the procUmaii-inof tlte Goverimr. prnr|.*inted mu li d law, took p-Mscssio-i of the two taverns, a d sent io un express for reinforcement*. Yesterday, three co npnnies from Trov (ahoul DO men) parod-d io rid-city, nt n-u-.and left town lor the scene of difficulty at 3 P. AL, in po-l coiclms. A' 7 o’c'ock thi« morning, tlie entire force w.-re to mn-cli against the r.-#i*t- r*. We still bclievo that liter will meet with lotlo or no actual opposition." The speculation* »f the whig paper* on this •ab ject tin* c iriou* enough. Tlm Evening Star bnlriy couiise'sihelej-idalureiot ike Mr V..n Kensse|.er’s properly from him, and make a gift of It to hi* ten- nnls. Speaking of ihu rents payable on the manor, the Star which nt other time# expn-#«ed such n vehe ment horror ol Hgruri .n* and agrarianism, Im* the following passages *• Wo have nothing to say on the degrading rh-r- acterofsuchexnciions—f»r if our i(upu , -l can Sin e, or the law* of the United Stales do. a* some contend permit thi«n*he offeiidtilism.it isforthenoih.-rilies todeillicrnte wlmther ibesnmeshu I l-e immodinrely ettforcv.l, nnd Mr Van Reus# leer's rents annually collected under the lurimid .||..n .-fa civil b«tdy of l.OOQeitixe is.lt-riooby iht-Siire.ivilty.nrntthe p-dn' of dm bay -net, hy u brigade or divirion of iNf mtry, n lillety nnd civn'y; oe wlmther the legislature shall take action ami s-o'hnt tho constitution ufihe Stnto at l'-n*t. without ronflieting with that nf tho Union s all benatei-de-l nfthe-il on* f More in im -slionj for it cannot bo deni d that thi* is a ps-cull-ir c-.se, where ttie whole p-*po|rion of these enmities, nnd itideitl, th* entire tw-» m Ilion# of population of die State it# If, if not Ilian 1 lint ofilnt Unitod States, tire subject di-» n hnxardon* military service, and grout expense, all f.«r the emolument of oneper-on." Whi e tho Siur i« «-lvi#ing the legislature to tnke thoso liitorlii-s with Mr. Van Kensst'lurr# esinto the Commeiclnl Advertiser endeavor * to charge the re- sis-nnee mad» hy the wldi popula'ion of tho manor upon tho de.nocniKc pa-tv. Woq ote the passng-- in which tills wretched shift is res-.ried to: " Tlm spirit «-f insiilmidlaation I* n-t confined to ellh'-r polilirnl pnrlv, but Im* become universal.— Whigs a* well as thosa nf the other parly having unhappily iM-cmnecorrupied in their princ pie, and notions of 1 i >ht and wrong, hy the iniquitous doc trine* which f--r n few y.-ars past huve been mi sod-dmisty iiiculnruii by tho orators of Tamm my Hoi), and iii- newspup" * in the support of the Gov ernment. Tlm c-y of uri-iocmcy has not l»c.-n ra'sed nmoag them in vain. Tlm Van lten#s--lu- r# are said to In too rich. Such rich families ought not to bo tolerated in a dcitmc uti# government."— N, Y. Pott, 1 tf/A inti. A ’e lei from Alban ,puhlis-ie>l in the Cheimago Telegraph, gives the annexed statement of the cause# of thn present dissnttsf ctioo am ng the tenant* of th** rntroont Y-.ii aro probohly nwaie thnt all the lan-l* in rite counties nf Allmny aad R.-inselncr went owned hy the I'atronn.who, indispu-ing of them, g'an-*-d,noi the ft-e simple hut perpetual tentrt. conriiiioi.itI for the payntenijiy th • pmclniser, aummlly, of n cer tain numbernl tkippln of wli -m. (o', nt 12 I'usln-I* to n hundred ac e#,) of four fowls, and the rendel ing of one day'* service in the mnmh of J .nunry, of himself aad team: and p.-rhitps some other service*. Each purchaser wa# also required In his lease 10 pay a "quarter sale" on di*i using of Ins land, th-*t is. one fourth of the money for which a farm wn* told by a leone, tent lobe f>iocn to the Potroon, and no -a n cotil-l be mario ui-t.l the tofu— nl wo* first olV-*n<d totlio l'ler-mn, tip.m tho term* ntl'mcd to the imeudi-d pmclia- r. Such nr-- tho cundiii ni# upon -vhich all the l-niris in this county ur owned, and orcupiod, with veiy f-iw exo< p- tin*. A*tlil# I* not much of n wheat gmulng conn'y, the oil i'utro-n co no t- d the d- livery «*f wheat, f-riumntk t valuu in cnsh.on rent day, mid re- C'iv.d tvv 1 doll-trs for tho da s service n"d 30 cent# for 'he fowls. He d d not often ex»ci the "quarter -uii-" in full, making goa'-rallysomi- tliiny .-r foriy, -rod occn-i-nuilly one hin d ed d-d'nr., in »uliiliic- tion of Ids claim f r n m -clt' luroer amount. He was preverhi il.y indulgent, ,j mil - munis rs were in c-mst-quet ce indebted, ai the tiui-t of Id# dcuth, for ti|«‘-y y-'iirs’ hack rent. All thearienrs of rent il-ioo. the first of Juimnry »nd Felir-n y, immo-lia ely pr-ee-llog hi* death, wo p l»y Id* will b.-que.iihcd to D D Birn .rd, Jacob T. B. Von Vechtea, anl.I. Sievensoo. in trust, to collect thn same in their own no me*,' or the name# of his executor*, wl-h nil reasonable indul gence to the persons in leb ed who are poor, or otherwise nuf-minute, auri noply tie- rft n. y, when collected, to thepaxment of hi-,{ost debt*. Alt attempt w.i* marie last summer to carry this into elVu.-t. Thi# ur used a *iulu of excited leelmg among lu ge hod os o| the tenains, who thought th -t fie I’mroon should, io jtistu-e, sell them tlte lee simple fm a > oriornte slim; that ho had realis'd a vast fit t on* fro-n Id* leas-**, und should not exact tlie pouini of fl sli, and they ref-i-od to pay. FRIDAY, DECEMBER CO, 1839. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 14 Stocks.—Sal--# mitda after the First Board, nnd previous tu the Seeon-lt—39 -hate* II S Bank, 1*29 ri*, 83J; 56 dod *, cash. 83J; 59 do do. s next week flat, 83. The following took muro after tho Second Board: —59 -hares U S Bank, ci*h, 83J; 3 do do 83); 4 do ' 83. Prices:—U S Bank, 83 Idd, 33J asked. -•rn. NEW YORK, Dec. 13. Sxt.K* c T *cK —'58-ahatu-U S Rank 79; 75 dodo do, s 3(1 ds, 78; 5 I *loibiilor»|; 75 dododoBI); 199 do d • d-*. * fi ) ils. 73) 50 -lod.* do, s 4»d iy«, 78. The *n os at iluvsiock nxelmit;o wn-etoafnir mn miu this imirtfogikt« farther improvom-iii in pri-es. Bank of [Sontmator, Delaware and Htnl* ran and F-n m--r*’jTnoHO'm nay.rl-,r-l nt nn ml- •n-e-tfl; Bank of ll.inei* t; Hailom Rail Hoad North Americ *n Tru*t Compuny AtUmlCuaion Co. J per ct sinew yixt- r lay. U. Smtes Bank closed at 80,niiimp,**v*-inent-T3 |#rwnt since Wednesday Stoning! on Hail Rond declined j p*-rc tit. ExcHAKrtK —The hustiH’ss in t-illsoti England f-ir transmission by the l,iver|KM)1, thu» fur, is rather dull. Wo quote hi 91 p- r c* pn-m. On Pldlid .l;diiu * i-ill fo- fl iUQ was *o'd at tlie ho.tr I this morning at 93), and une on Balt more for fl309 *t tlte *«mu price.-*t'om. Ado. Dokmtic KxcftAXaaU.—Philadelph'a and 0<xHI- more 6) ,7; Richtri ■mf7.Ja85Cmoln»t--n3;Savanti dt 6; August» 7; Macon 8.9; Mobile 8 8 j; N Orica •< 5jC* Miasiss pld’DruJir—Jour, of Com. IZik inti, LINCOLNTON, (N. C.) N..v 39. Fltta—Un Siiudty momtin: lust, Uuween ihu hour* of I2 and l, thep-acui-fourtown wasdisluib- ed hy the nluim b. II ol fi e. Upon It* d-sc-v-Ty, it bad made such progress, is ile»iro>tal every hope of nxtiguiriling it, helori- ii# rage -hould lie folly-ven ed. It originated in tho wo k-slaup nf B. Jett.i Son*. Hod fanned by a -tcu-ly breeze, rapidly con nmnicated to the n-ljoiiiiiig buildings hmI quickly n-da.-ed tle-m to n-h-**. i'h 'la geuu-lcoaitn-idious hotel, iif Mrs. Scheueek, wiih h|. »h*» nppurienani hoilding-tthe iwostoiy l-nildmg i-ccupied hy Gen. Seagle and the Mc**r- .l--iioa ; iho -tore of Jucob Rumsmir, E-q., mid -ill tha building* lit tho rear of those upon the wmo square, were completely de stroyed A p -r ion of Ml. Ram-oin's g.ini* wei ived, it tie or nothing belonging to the other*. The loss h-**tte<-n v. rv considerable, for tlte.few that lirvc iiitVoi'u-l. It is est mated by uoae ut less thun fl25.0li9. Thk Mamoh Waa.—Thestor* of an armed in- smraetion in the Rensselaer man-»r. turns out lobe 11 moir hoax; thn t-us.In and tumo.t-| nt litaty pre- jKinui m in-eirstre-t* it .slieeoocci*io nil by alalse alarm, no i tit.* pronl tmulion of -oi w triike Gover nor Im* Ih-ea is-u-.il in v*ia. Wo learn from persons who hare Ih-o-i on ihe spot, that tho people of tlie manor have never tikeo up -rm , and th a ulth aigh it is true that tho offi -er* of the law have '» Nistod, end larga githcr-sgs of the populati 01 hav* in several instunce* taken pi ce, yet that nothing h»« ever occurred t • Ind to the supposition that they int-'nded to resist ajutroied force. The best inb'tntvd person* are of opinion that the whole of ibis difficulty.^ is arisen from tbe want of determination *hown py tlie Sheriff-of Albany. Had lie proco. d.il wfc^ifropor .eppearance of res-du- tion in iho first iurt roc-, ib-» leneut# wou) I hove *uUmK;*l oflrar. Hi* evi* dent weV-oeM and li*WW9«,emboldened them to h M ontlo4heh ipe«bal ^.Uirow|n| ubstucle# In the way of him and tffcwflk**#, tlvy mi^ht bauble to make better term* wWrtbe lmdhtrd. I he m inor war, in truth, be, U>od f -• •*> summer, ■»* ihou:h it I# only witbioe fewday#past utst 1 Wa* mad*, a figure in lb** i**#pnj»i#. »V« have betid of a fashion wbWrlmf»*wH !« that district of CSX coll ot th# Ids paper* lulu • the 1 hi *at of g-"' if be did ■ Tbn , to the tiljr I slightest affuariM* * I|W h • di m- r bran, l»f uflk>rwlm • amq to tha born lu.tily* In ru o-mivl'ed «•* ritrow jitb burning tar, under of tlw •dltenrirti fluid Dkath or MiJ'itt Ltti.k.—Wo observed by ne- cil -nt, tho other day, under the onlinury obituary head, a reemd of the d-'iith or Major Lyti.k, of the II. S Army. Major L. has Im n uu nritve aad gal a'll! officer in the FI -ritln wars, and Danother vo tim to th «t painful and •li-u-truas «ervic**. He hit- from time to time, during ite earlier part of tlte w nr giv-mus the most heart-ending d. :rripti»na of the sufie-ittgs eml-tred Ity Im»«|» offieets and nr.votes, in the Fl-trida c »m|*a-gns,aririn * from tliech-irartsr of th c-Motry and the p tisonous - imsw. The service of sen n ing thu swamp* end jungles, in rha«c t.f tho Indian*, wi* terrific—not so much from danger of the foe, as from the phy.iral deb l'ty oft 1 e men, sii|wrindueetl by'.li'-rlinmte, and rruiti the npprehen- sio is oft te soldi rs .if t to fangs of p.it-onnns s-r- -—‘i, Mnj -r L. has n** -re l os that the soldier* hammock were in much gra-ter dtea-l 01 the he- -Ms, nml the in •e.ensinsmikci*. than tlioy were nf tholniiatis. The d iu-s-.l wn* a brother of tlte Hon. Rultert Lytle, of Cinci m-tii. He hail r lutioit* in this city; nit-1 h iving epuired to Wuslntigten, n few tiHiiilh* since, ti* settle Id* account*, being vety feehl-, un I a» his phy-ici nts stid, past lu.-uvety, he rame hen-to di--with his friend*. He wa«edu* lated at Union Co l.-ge.—Commercial Ado 1 ilk. Tkikitt Chuuch Yaiio — the diggings, wh clt ntoi-irri-illmck for the enlargement of tim .* undi* ti-m ot’ the new church, several ancient vnults, wo leant, have had to Iwt dLiurbed. Among the relir# were tlte tiletr plate and remains .if tlte Countess of Clifton, interred nl*out smite 100 years since, thnsaofiho Hon. Mr. ——, ng d ter^H yean, und a number of nt hers, of tliiMn day* when titles were so rife in t is limn good loyal pro ince. Thera renal s ul ilie venom ed dead aro, wo hear, to be "deposited ia now vaultslc b -ereetc I.—.V. Y.Star. [rttnN oUK cuMUPnaDRKT ] MILLEDGEVILLF. Dec. 17. This morning the special order of tlie day wt# the bill reported from ilw C-oronlitee on tlw State of the Republic, in relation !■• the question b-tween Aleine end Geoigin, through Mr. Stephens. You will find a copy oflt in the p«p*-t# of thi# place ofuwlny. Mr, Cruwfoid offered a substitute instituting a quarantine nf one hundred days, upon any vrsae owned in part nr whole, or commanded by any eltixen, end coming frem any |Mirt in tlso State of A! duo, and forbidding any Interro ru except with the consli-uied eu-hnr- itii-s of any port in thla S ate, where the vrssel may lot, uml- r pain of Imprisonment in the Penitent iaiy for certain sjmeified tlm -*,n- d n-qu ring nil masters of such ve«#-la to give 24 Imura previous notice of their departure, andnuthurix ng a search to lie rondo on board such vessel for any ftixiiive slaves. This wn* udoplcd os a substitute Upon its final passage* there was along disru-sion occupying tha whole monfng.mid taken up principally by two gemlemo of tli" House. It was passed—yeas 141, nays 43. In the afternoon tbe Central Bank hill came up. By referring to my letter of Monday, you will find that on Saturday the House took up the bill from the Senate aa n substitute for it* own. In order that your reitd -Minay mi lerstunri this matter,and may ♦ee that the opponentsof the bill did their host to make mit'ers a* lb tin object iomtble a* |MM*ib(e, in thee entof tbe Mil’s passing, I must recapitulate. Mr. Hunter's am-mlmont to allow th" Bank to issue it# note* to nn amo-nit equal to it# capital stock hod pn-sed. On th" 12th in*t. Mr. Tiaim'*# off.rred tho follow ing amend mem:— " Thnt th" precord- of the sale of th" stock hekl hy the State, and tho moneys arising from eo'J-c* tion of tho omstntilling ass-ts of the Centrul Bnnk of Georgia he first applied |-i the payment of tlie debts of the Stnte now duo or which may heuume due during the year 1810. and tho appropriation* made hy this Li g'slnture. before nny part thereof ■lull bo osoil for th - purpose of Banking." This wnslo.t—Y< a* 79, Nay# 101. Mr. Millen offered the following nt un additional section, eying he wished to see who worn thefricn-ls of the people, whether the genii- men wore widing to stand uptothe rack,fud-l.-r or no ftnider : That no note ititi-le or endorsed by nny president or officer of said B ink, oe any m -mber of the present l.i-gi-l ituro »hdl b.t di-countcd in said Bnnk. L-«t—Yeas 04, Nny# 121. So you see, tbe fri nd* of tlie bill prt-f- rred fodder in their rack.— The discussion of thi* amendment occupied tho hnlnurc of tin- morning. Mr. Ilnrris offered the following amendment: Thut the u-tt to pr-vent tho circulation of Bnnk bills under the denomination of $5 within this Stine. Dec. 24, 1832. he and thesnmc is hereby re- pt nled so fir ns it r. luto* to, or i* in npera ion on tho Central Bank of Georgia, but be declared in full force against all other Banks within tho State of Georgia. Yeas 82, Nuys 104. Thi* was recon- uderod un thn 13th. Mr. Wutson offered an amendment miking the Director* elig Me by the L-gislaiure. Yen* 97, Nay-. 87. Thi* was rccouside vd on the 13th Mr Chnppell offered tlte following a* ait addi tional section. "And he it ftirth-r enacted. Ac. timt the Directms of -aid Bunk shill not make any issues found ilon th <t pint of its capital, c-msisiiug of Bunk Stock* owned hy the Stnte, until the same shill In- sold and converted into money, nor upon thnt part --f its capital, which consist# of debt# due to the Suite, until tit-* same -hah bo co.h-ctu-i nnd e-mvi-rted into money. Mr. S ward offered tho following am ndm nt,vir.t "or in proportion to the uni uni of Bank Stock so converted iuioc-ish, or of d- bt-soc -II eted uscont mpl .t» dlmh aac" wf.lch w-s uceept- *1. I'p 11 iceiving the aecti -n ns >ui|cd, tlie yen# were95, nay- 88. This wu# recon. shh-red on lit" 15th So the > ill stood, whim Ctt the H Is. tlm llou-e took op tho t ill of the Senate, thus laying it# hill on the table. TI10 bid was then mudn tho •pecinl order of the day fur brainy. Ii cime up in the afternoon. This bill wns similar to the other oiighml bill, except it gave tho power to the Bunk to lame bill# to twice the amount of its capital stork, nnd that it gave t e election nfDirec'ors to the Legislature* The House amended it by striking out the Inter scc'ion, un i thus leaving the appointment with thn Guv. rnor ns heretofore. Alt. C*m« of Cnnid-n, moved on nddi. tiuiiul scc-ion that no part of tho debts doe ih-t Bonk, which in the opinion nf the Director# shall bo had, thnll bo considered part ofitscnpiial stock, on which loissu.-ldlls. Tbe friendtofthe bill instantly moved the previous question, nlth-iugli Mr. Cone was in favour of pasting it. It was decided by the Chair that the previous question would refer to agreeing to the report, nnd thereby adopting tho Mil or not, exactly as it wns w iihout any further amendment.— The call for the previous question wnssiisnned and the main question wns then pot upon agreeing to tin* report, which wn* decided in the nffiimntiv«.— Dr. Arnold then d minded tho y--n# and nays. Before they wen* called, Mr. Word rose nnd made no nnininied appeal ugniust the hill. Mr. Millen rose for a point of iuformn'hm. Ho asked the speaker wheth-r, according to th- 17th role of the llmise, which «nys " any ten or more members m *y enter a protest against any proceeding of th" House on pnsring of any act," It was necessary to spread the pr test immediately In-fore the Houra, or if it wis sufficient togive notice, thnt a protest would be en'ered nt number time. The chair replied that it could l-e enteted at another time. Mr. Millen arid he gn*e such not! e as ho wi died to join I with tlie fri-nds of the hill More the people, and let them d cid" who wore the *0 much talked of friends id the po -pi-’. The y- us nml nays worn then railed on the final pissngeof -he bill, when it was carried yea* 99. nay* 82. It was then moved that the Clerk do carry the bill inrtauler to tho Senate, wh ch wa* cairiml. This hill ha* given rise to a good deni ofwnrm do Iwte io tho various phases of its passage. At differ ent times; it wu# do' mred pro nnd eon. Fur ir, were Messrs. Tarver, Hunter ofCrawfird, Murphy, Mnyi of Cuts, Stoll nf Ste wirt .arid several others. Against it, Messrs. Jenkins, Crowf-ird, Milieu, Toombs, Konun, Wurd, Chappell, Stephen*, and Dr. Arn-dd, A good deni <-f ennfosi-m existed in the Hnu*o, thi* afternoon, after the pnsssge oftbe bdl, upon m -tion in tde to give all the members of the House leave of absence after SiU-jr-lny. The Speaker re stun d -rder after a free use of Ids hammer on the desk. I looked upon tlie affair, although nut of or- d* r in its results, as a graai indication that tlie Le gist ituic were determined to finish th ir Seash Saturday. " So amto it he." Ymiis, » pay { Bait. told, I bat in tho event tlm Banks in this State, rtmllirfnso to or nny portion tlte roof promptly on cio, at any timetfter the*.id twenty.! February it shall lie the duty of.llla Hi Governor, ahao duly not IM thereof, ra «i necossary legal atop* to annul 1 bit charter of Bins or Banka, so refusing as aforesaid. 'i‘ Be U forth- r Retained, hy the **tkorit\r OT ,. #0Id, That it sltall be the duty ufthe 8 JiehSSZl- era! be the duty nftlM 8 llciton Geni of the aereral Ciretiits of tlie State, in which* nny Unnks n fuamg lu pay -peeie for it*, hoses afte* the limit limitrd a* afori suid, many beatituateJ , n institute und pros-cute, under the direction «f His Excellency the Governor, such proroedingsaa' many Im neces.aiy to annul tho chatter of #aid ,? ' 1 Bunk for having vi.duted tlie same, either by a p- nsion of specie payments as uforesxld.ur f.-rany • other mi-use or alttise of iu ch rteml fninrlii-es 7 Be it further IlnolvrJ, Tluit sh ttld it beembs neco-sury during the pernancy of any InfortnatC ur other proceeding, uguinst nny Bat.k I'ora violation * of itsch irter,iosus|iemJtlioopuraiionsofsaid Bank or to prevent its asse s from being wastod - aotl squandered, it shall bo the duty of the Solicitor General pro*et‘Uting suid ii-f.-rmati-n oroiherjm,. milling, to apply in unv Judge of the 8(tp8M Courts of ih s State for uii Injunction, or any fwTr- process which the exigency of 1I10 case may ijJLbo and also for the nppiintmentofa Itcceivor to uke charge of the assets ot. sui-1 Bonk. And it #haR bb' 1 ' tho duty of 1 lie Judge to whom suelt npplkntwo 1 slmll hu mode, on n prop -r sh ming to i-rnrit such writ of injiii.citon urutner preess, and , appoint said Receiver, requiring-.f him sufficient bond and security, und to nmke s .cli prder touching the bus* iness of said Bnnk, as the public Interest and the circumstances of the cose mny require. Be it further Retoived, Thut so soon as. it may b -juiiciullj ascertained that nny Bank has indimd t. ep nrityi-ln forfeiture of its cheiier/U shill be thu duty of .he Solicitor General prosecuting tho said U'tnk.to i-pp y for an Injnncilim, and .tho fp- Jiidnuuent of a Receiver. nf.iresa : df and iVrhali l*o tlm duty 01 t-i<- Ju-lgetowhom such applicat ion shall be mu le, on a pr-mer shewing to giant such wri and ap|a>int such it c* iver n-q iring bond und s', cur* ity ns aforesaid; an.I it shall be tliedu-y .if -aid fl*." ■: celver to take charge of lhe books f and ihe a*s4is of 1 a dd Bunk, and proceed to wind up its buUness, and distribu e iu • ffect'a or the proceed# thereof, aim-ng, the creditor* uf*uid Bank, under an orile'r.hl!'tno' Superior Court to which the said writ of iiRfinetiou J mny have b- on made reiurn^ble; and the suid' Re* cciveris hereby uuthoiix--il to use tbe name bf. said Bank in <be cull.-ction ol’it# debts, and in prusecut* ing und defending nny legal proceeding growing out of u proper adju-imunt of its uffuirs. . ^ GEORGIA AND MAINE 1 ." • Mr Lawson, of Burke, in roduced the following: A Bill to be entitled an net to regulatn me mnfA- time intercourse of thu State of Mam#- with' the S a e of Georgia a# wed ns the iinerboursoofdiN tons of the suid S’ate of Maine with llie-Statebf Georcin,so ns io mure effectually guard and protect 1 the right* niidpr (party ui the cnuensoftliisStair,- and to provide certain pei.alti # for a vio.ution, of • th" satin*. «•' 1 WliVM-a*. D iniel Thi.brook nnd EdwardKnllertt^ ciiirans of the State of M-dne, charged within of* ft-nce uguinst the criminal lows of this Siatv, have 1 fled front j-istlci*, and have taken refuge ih said State oi'Maim-; nnd whnr us. the |ie<ipl".d Maine, ihrobgli their con-ti tiled uutliurilies, huve remsed tKHeltviir ip tho suid fug lives, and offenders uguinst the Mirr n Georgia to Im> dealt with uccurditig to thu law# uf this in direct violariun ul the Cunsti utionulThecaire fedenicy nf States; ... And Whereas, by this act, the Sluto of M-tine^ has c iiHtiiutvd itself un nncesra y to'-he offence ' committed hy the said Daniel Philt'rook arid Edwarit Kullcmu, fugitives lio n joriicc; uifd 'whereas, it Is the duty of thn Sialeof Georgiu, in ttie’exerci-eqf ' her sovereignty, to protect jior citixeiis.in die quiet - 1 - oiijnymi-ni of their property nnd in th- ir cflnslitu* lutiunnl rigiiis, thcr. fo-e " ’ Be it enacted by the Senate and Home of Re- pretCHlatiori nf the State of Georgia, in General . Attemblymrl. awl it it hereby enacted by Uf ,1 authority of the tame, Thut from and after the'. dny of it shuR not bo lawful' for,', ny vessel -I nny des-'ripti u-. owned or cotnmundv'd by n citix 11 of Hie Stute of M-iiuu, orcotning froqt, 01 c'.curiug, or tailing out of any port or port*'of c said S'utc, to enter into or land at any purt in the. Stnto of Georgiu, or toivninin at a-chorage in any offings or rdad-steud* of any port or pirn of -aid’. State of Gcorgin. Be it further enacted, Thftt from a>.d after' day of it stmll nojt lie lawful any p- r#on 01 per* ms to land or deposit tf 1 *® or any purl thereof uf Mny vu sel --wned tnn title. 1 bv a citizen of .bn St-ito uf Maine,ur suiliiii; from nny p -rt ur port# in said Still a nny of the ports of ihu State uf Guoij elsewhcr- in s.ml Stute. Be it further enacted, Thnt it shall bn-J of th.- Attornry m Solicitor General, upon ( tlm being proll-rred to him nf nny viol#tluh‘« ufur goim-sect Ion*; toinstnuto a libel ngdnst. vessi i ur vess.-ls, curgour cargoes, or any part of, and sm conviction urc-.nd.-mimti n shall«.« appropriated to liie benefit of iho Sian Georgiu, uml to th-informer. And be it furth r enacted, That ufier tho. first of it ahull not be luwlul for tlnl^i commander, mariner 01 inui im rs, passenger or sengers, of any v.-s*el of any di-script oh, clomtr 0 s d ing front any port or port* -f the Sine of Mab to land at nny purt, or e.aowlnre, iu the Statb Georgn. Ana be it farther enacted. That nny owner,\. minder, murin-T or mariners, psssengur or pa*, gers, v nlat ng the nf-regiiing section of thla u •hall he immediately arrest d hy tlwt civil officers, b civil officer >.f tho city, tuwn, village orcotiri wh- resuch vlo’n-orofthi# Jnw may,for the limb’ ntd l»e taken nnd considered ns n practical nlioli 1st, #e.*kiiig ih"d.-#inicii(innftholivcs un i pro| nf die good citizen* of this State, nn I shall nn victlnn of tt viola-ion of thn nhove aecdon, Ite . tenc-d to confineiii -ut nt linrd labor iii tho Penii dory for a term not less tliuu IU, nor exceeding years. 0 And be it further enacted, Thnt It Is hereby th - doty of nil Sh--riffsund r|vi| offi,-or# ufthD Sti to enfmee the provisions of this net. NORFOLK. Div. 16. ’•Tr-iX Richxoxd —The Borough Election te hack to thr people.— By tha TlionusJ ffersot l-i"t evenmy welcnu that tlw H "iso of |)elegai>-a w -r 4 ' engaged tha whole of Saturday in tlie cunte-l il e'et-tum c.ae irom N.-rf-dk—M t*rs May uu-J Southall contending that Mr- Cunningham wa* en- rid- d 'o thn *rit, and Me* r-. Uuylv and Chapman arguing th tlh-» t-lceilun uught to Im returra-d to tlw pool-ln. Ami tbe v -t*. Inline liken, it w.i# ft*. t-rmi'M tl hvate# 74 to imes 33, drat the o.ecoou should I** H'lor cd to tliO |te>ipl -. A w rit was hy ifci{*p.-akor, ani Wednes day next apprised ns th • day uf vl.-ctiun. Mr. Allyn and Mr. Cuivologboni cu-nu down last No dev ha# ho*n app -luted Cw die election of a * The fleM't has taken • recess tpnil ihe .third 44| ef GF.OPGIA LEGISLATURE. 'f lu Si.Kate. Ftiday Doc. 13. Mr Alexander, of Mo iwether, bid 011 the luble the following I’reumbluan l Uesoutious: W her us, dm recent suspension of specie pay in nt*, by a nmnh r of tlu* Umk* of this State, bu# exerted n |«rnirioas Influence In deranging uur c iinraercialexcit ing #, n -d in -listuihing iho whoo moo. tuv system ufthucu-niiiy, wild w|.| if cun inu* e«i entiil upon tho (ihn! jm -pin of thi* 8 ate a de preciated cuir ucy, with nil of i s co *- *110111 wi *; ait I wliori-as, lira said Hanks have by such su«{«n* shin, v ulited ih-ir churter*, ami have thereby l-e. cento uboox.oo# to tlie peiraltyofofatfidiuteuf their ror,Mirate right* and immuniii- r,mtd whereas,tln-re is non*enuring cause, rendering such a suipui.sion ih* o#-nr>- at ltd# iui", and tlte public merest do- mind# an i-ariy re*umpibm nl specie p ymrnts:— Hr it therefore Reuoiotd, by the Senate and Houuof a rpretenlatiore of the state of Georgia in General Autmbly met, Timt it utrall Ira die do* ty of Il s Excellency lira Uuvi-roor, to !*•»• Id* Pen* damarion (o-|Uiring the several Ban*»lo this State, which may have tofusrd to pay ia gold or sliver nny portion of-heir nrarsiaciretilad-**, go ruumn tne |Mym*mt th oeol'l • *reim*rai or b"f-»re the (wen* •y • tghth day -*f Fo-rua-y, •■ the «ear Min -ltd aad |ftAty. (Corrrspowdc/icc of Hr Southern Patriot WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. 18391 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. At ill" ( losing of my list letter, the House ingre it.-onlu-ion, but fur nearly an lionndtrrwn] inst- ad of the tumult subsiding, it wmtiin the xiiaxe of Milton, "cniifiirinn worse ronfoundi The Whig# had counted up-mtl)" resnlutinn of Wise ing rnrricd. hut it was lu-t by a tie (_ th it d'*w|>pnb(tincnt and racoons indescribable. Mr. Wise cpiit-'niled thnt ns the House had derided ng-rinst tho Whig d-dmenis fnim New Jersey, ih# next qucs-ioii was "who m-rrenriited tnsent#,*^'. Mr. Smith repli d timt the Houra-^ad draMnl not less Uian six time* ilwt tlie Whig: claim*!))* •Iiould not like thi-ir 'sCiti, tluT P-fifthe maltrr- ought to traw n-st until after th-apjiolmmont off Speaker. , f The objection of Mr. Wise was a mrro-Rffihbln,. ■s alien his pn>|M.siiion wis voted op, M-Was the- gener d .uudi-r-tumling thut It win to be decisive r*C the claims of the parties nim.ri in .the tcsolution^ until the House should be organized, iind.ad-xirion. hud upon tbo election Itralft if contested by them.. Mr. Smisb, of Main", then pressed Ilia re-nluiion, for priHCt-.li g forthwith to tbeelwiion of Speaker^ and demand *d tbe pretli-us question. But tlw Whig* w. rennxiuus for^Wadjournment,, with a view ..f rallying thair farce# by ilte morrow* #•• as to regain their lost ground by any me de pverre thnt mijht app. nr nv-st practicable.— l'helr n-pcat"d m -tious to thnt effect, were, ho*- ever, |o-l, ut which their disappoioUm-nt buret for.lt in fi -'C" iuv.T.iiv*. not prqwr.to appear in print. They next attempted to gain their point, by m .v'-ng calls of tbe House, although il wus well knowu eveiy mranber was In hi* piano. It was thus |a-rfer'tv uppurent thut Uiey to k this course, with nouthi-r vww than 10 gain time fur vcxktg the- Hoii«o with new diffl -it ties. After iho ditunceful tumult h id snmewnar'subsr* dwl, ihe nne*tioi was taken nh tlie motinn uf Mr. Sm ih, "iliit the H-n*e proecil to fra * Irtlon of Spraker/’andi* wns carried. Yeas' 118/tloys -110, Mr. Proffi< llton mov dm revnnrider tlw sbun) vole, with a view ufsn-initting sundry rcSo'ntiults ol hi* own. Afies some no'#, dobatu, Mr. 'flmhk moved tlie pn-vinu* qtara i -n, but afterwards with drew ft. M--s.rs. Jenifer, I'roffiL iihrl otlwr*, thbis gave rivlr view#, conirnding tint after ih" rejectb'n. of Mr. Wise's rrsolutbio, tbe, Iloora, ought llran ti> have iavestiaatral. tlw claim uf tlie utlier claimant# f nm New J»-r*ey. * ■Several nt ffo-’toil mui»q« w«ra again mdo «• tiljonro Mr, Everett,,a Whig. Users rose and raid, "wo nro hilly hwit* n.M'-d let ns submit like men.* Pit W< partyf*l»s#diolorarthov(ii riofr nso»,nwli'*ii*l*i«d In tlo-ir rlamor. Tbo nnetibm sin llm n»mh4M* msnsMrr Mr. 8mlib's rrsonitran, wis final/y’ •nflr-Jesttd. Dm 196, Nny# iii. bai-nas# in nr-b r, «•« ih« 1 Icctl ra nf a Speaker. Po I m