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rillMIIMY. niXKMI'iill 31.
• l'f II I
COMMI'.MKM.
CtaaNw rflk ' < »*•' r """ ,
CllT, N. Cm .Hits’ . •fliiM-n »f»"»' “ " ""
Wiiliim Hortpfr .lid 8. IVw, »r,. )..'"di!
fcf«Hbliip|pf^j|«JiialcM V.i.iitli'.iid MncUwit.t’l
t't) lit. clw of r. u tnr.' I $j till!., I'«r-
pcrtin/ III lie .Till, ll.nk of Csmdnn, 8. C. Al s'
• M .uful rnnl fulllnmll*»ll"H '.ril«- f'"" |U ,l "" r
.in dull, comnfrlrd in nlnntl ijivir 11W » dir
January term nf tU 8.i|»ilor Cnurl
i.li I • «rn «n« thrown smnbonrd.
i .vnr l ly I!m». !».»*».—
I littiw.iii »i • l .« • M tit iiwliln lli rfcicni *>f
iln< iliinn,..-)•> ih-tiMif, n* I my*t!f
blowiii• |• wii' III- l.'ului dtck.Mid In my ileMmi,
In ii<| l.iivii-ti ■ 1-ni.gIi |||0 Mill.*, I tec Ivcd M coil
In*! mon il.il ®Uli. vliiih. together with being
bruised all over »<.d *1 ghtly krnlded on the head
Mini |.g«, h i" | iiVcIitcJ III" fium moviri|* ttbi.tr.
inut'li dinti'.
MKI.ANCIIOI.Y Adcmr.M .
Near r\eftn ii’idnck i.n Tuoid.y
Tifero n.mwl Nrl!y, llio »'
Deborah Pratt, ind in the •• rvlce «*r Mr. '' 1,r " 11
IVrlgHl, wnl in Ymnnl t.J h.rcl.»lli‘Ml ; l
Un, Rrc, that •!.• I It '• fM'-l. I"'* 1 r. . nv.ijt.
Shu »M l>ln| MW" ll® »'«*•» *"• “ hl ' , "' 1
lo it. nml tin dollies it il aald, limit lid fr.»" ll®
Inter.** heat.
An accident ocrtirird yesterday on honnl of tho
Dr. aWpArrlbosa, while slm «•* S"b'R «!'»'• i"h"
ri»rr. John Tomer, coper, fell from •»'" f««"“l*
matt yard tnlbe deck, anil dislocated hi* kiw« hn.lly,
twaidr*injuring Idnunotcriully "theiwis*. Ho w»«
brought lo the city nnd *cnt *«» tho |lo«|'iraL— Jte-
publican of yesterday.
AS'f imhoti! Iml.—CJiful Lett tJ Pirpeily —
\\V li'.iiii ili il il." •iriYinl'Out Vcnnont, on ihc wav
In hi. I.hi.i«. on Monday night llm 7 h ilml., slr'irk
n ••■hi; nml »enk hi nl'imi l‘J f. i l wni-r. ‘Jit mil"*
uli iVi' ilie iiiuinh nl lln* (>■. n. Him hml a curco of
■ Il V Clio In YYlinll ill,Will, Wllitjt il i« •ll|l|n<|nril
m til It.* ii In'ol lii*I In* eng ion of llift 1".tit limy Ii
• ivr.l, till! hrl l.lili II ill III’ l| Infill Ilian, '| III! all-din
or lli'iimc.'. (**i|>l. Cn'ili. cum" *o tlm relief t.f the
pit*«en2i'r* nml new hi nbnoi III minutes nfler tIn
uit'iili'lil — Philndi/fl.in Inquirer.
Ctii.hl vole consistently upoMtlm'aubjiVt^XtHl linn
rail liming been wi'hliawn, amlUwrrt lulhoia |»ro*
iiirfinrrilceriinl l Wn, the onilrmicnnl, lake |M«
fl.raii* uni ohly of |.ri.tr»im|, lm| of in onliny out
«o|e« in ii|.|i .,1111111 linili in tlitf cotKlIdilionahl) uml
e«i e*li.'ocy of ii nuliotiil haok, in well n* ihot of a
liiRh fi oti clive tanlT.
GOOD NATO Hi:.
(•cod nature in llm beat fnatme in the f"" , * t f‘c«
W|t may ml»e mlminitinn, jmlyrnieiit tony rum
inaml rraperl, ami knowlr«ii*i' ntionti'Oit heunty
enny inflame the heart with hive*, hut C"»'}
Irif a ptiwerful rlTect. It oihl« « ihoii«ntnl *.t»i«'■-
liana in the chartnt ttf lienuty, nml fjive* nn nir of
benevoleucu lit tho lioinelleal lure.
♦Who will not ro»poml In tho above 1 Win* him
not acan * btirncly fuco lighted up with rmlmni
amllea.diipenainy cheotfulne»» in the ancinl rite el
For our parti now that Leap Yeer i* fly'**# »"’*
tiptoe,hut with both feot fmir u«, nml tl"* Knir hi.
Having wa an Inrnrrigihlu Imcholor, have t!n*.»% n
away their fa»cinnfing a ml lea upon nth. i*. ton nt.iny
r.fuhum linvo irgnnleil t!*em n« of no vitlue, nml
'have reitchi'tl the end of III 10, williuut aerming two
Jrrighloyea tu p»rp in 1311 from iln ii fi*«6‘"l ** ,l ’''
latiuna upon moro Imjipy Henediclr, w* run nr*
knawletlga tlml a gnotl natnied hire, hotiminq with
It.ielVigence, l» worth tn.no than nil the I’nriun mat'
bla which tint wmld ity'ea lle.tuty.
•* Ifane«'m l»e the fienl of love, play on,
■"<iivc me exeraa of it;
So l» It with good mil no. We would hinn ex
ceis of It.
uKimltieia in women, not tliolr beautcnualnoka,
» , 8bBll win my love."
• •• Beauty'a a flower,” »o tint I'm t »:iya—nml hr
aiyalikewhe, *• H.iweia are like tlm plenaurea >■/
lira world,” but oi "llio ripe.t fru l firal hillr," »o
it ia.wlthhenuty.
Hut goihl nniure it lilto tho ” 1111:111111 grace*, llmt
axiinguiafi art.”
Now what Duchelor woo’d rruvo llmt boniily
which
Imtica upon tho rherk of night
•• Like a rich jo wet in an Hihlop'x ear t
"Beauty too rich for uae, for earth t«.odear!
Hut farewell 10 tlm Titir. Wo huvu waited tl.e
whole year for their amilia,ami this the hint *!*•>• ol
104U, we an* at III hi »htght h'.earnlitea*. Wo »hull
not complain, hut patiently nwnit lit" urtivul of
Iddd, wlion.we expect "tndio for/«*a."
Hut to return to out text. Wo aotnelimoa lid k
ilml wo,uur«elf, nro one of tho .moat good nntureil
Won.- Hero wo are, with tlm whole tnornlng lied
away, without diuniining to our render* fil lin' p"-
JUItwl atpect of thia and llmt heml*pliera,niul of tin*
•■pniapectoftltc rl*e or fnll of Cotton by tho next
packet, Rtform, but mil that ptomiaed hy tho
n*W comer*, 'in*l*v*m Uu»y ip our neiglihoilmfid ul|
day. Tho hammer nml tliea iw remind ua that our
worthy legal ftiemic iuieml tocommeiic" the A'ew
Year with renuwed eumfott*, nml thu* our pro
found Ideal on polii lea nml crop t liuve been thiven
hack to their ceil*, while uu r r-ndera have to he
JtathBrd with a Guietto for which llm inn ID biing
. notion.
Wo prnmito n heller nppearahro ioon. when
inatnlln tho uilitotial clmir one, who will hy hi*
goad nalu re •uhdoe our reader* to llm I >«k of rend
injj n “Xoro /Vro” paper, nilvertiumient* nml nil
'So, gootl nnltirrd ruader.atibaeiihofor The dear
fiiin, If you wi*h lo hit 11 wiser limit uml heller citi-
ten thia day, next your.
Tho nm< nut of llio two yetir* iniftnud III III, im
p'Hletl in ^Jfifi.nilll.lCIU
Kxporia, in •nil nml ' III ! (i!IO,(Hi(|
Average of ihe ti yenra I”ti,‘.l>.'*,0il3i
tile exfe»* *..f inipori* over export*, in ||i"»nt two
yrnr* Imiiijt ahuut $7,113 p-r iiumiui. Il will
he p. reel ted •* I 11 gl .lien, ilml m» Iiic naihe A<lm nix
ion ix CfM.erl'iii il, itteiy ll.mg ilml e-mhl he .lone,
been (hum in iiicion«■• tt>•#«'* mid heller lie*
time*. Wtoil then ix tl.o inference f |tia|hi*t If
W'ltiea Imve heeulnw, nml lime*had, the cmine r* »tx
with iho*e who ••n , | luy men, mid linii-ael c.immi r
ial buxine**. Tlcy mu«t Imvo prnlii.'Cil the tli*
re»* for pnhi ml* flirt, and hdtoly ehuiged il upon
tlie men.men of the (ioverom* ill. Tlm eoiiotiy Im.
expur led moi el him 11 Im* impoiied—imithur ivniili,
it Im* xi ih I mote tlrm il hit* porih.i«ed—during the
lu»t yem; uml there eitn ho noxuieri- «• of Nuiloiinl
pl'o*p''iity. II' tv \ill:* Ooii.ly Imve the 1'Vd.Hllixt
iielied the Admlniniin^i.ii—ih-y euoimt lung •■•miiiii
in llm iiM'.i'ii.lunt—iiiiiiidigmiiit |n nple will eiu long
drive lliem in:o n tnemeut.
A ilrtaclimi'iit of Vultinieera Ifl in ntim'ier fium
Fort Heaton, nrrived lid* mutning on tlm tnnil l**ui|
IAiut*i,'uuiDrcommitmlofCapl. Iluin, nod have
unl'-rd with C'.npl. How lelt'* company for till'pill
pom of nmkitij nn expedition ihmagli tlm iwiitup*
nml hamtniH'ka of Ui’klocktiey nml Cooked Itlveia,
Wenro gratifl-d in tviumxa n di*po«iti<m lonfl'id
1 eliffami protection to tho Won, whether lit re
be Indian* ur m», w o have tin l.unw ledge, |,ni nt id)
oronb*, wodeaervo annie uiii niion, n« well n* uthri
• portion* of tho Terrltmy.—•Aiuitnehicotn Journal,
rite. S3U.
Tha*UtambonlTiillitli««»ee, (Inpt. I.elan.l, inti,
vedotl Monday nflcrimnn. with -KiOhnte* ofentton,
nmljrrjtprtcil the Alulmmu *ii|ik four mile* nli.ite
l' VrA.Qthtrf. Tho T. 11 l*o repoil* llm *ti mm i'Oii.
- old, lying ut the fink*, with her engine broken, I l-r
I)rat trip, on thi* rivet.—Apaluehicoln Join tut!,
tmut.®'
,We|cafn llmt tho Bonk of Colundm*, Imve r«lnb 1
liihcd oit Agency in thia pluce. Mr. H. D. Nnlow,
i»*tlib'Agent for tai.l Hunk, und nt pretent In our
cify.-KiJ.
From /A** A'. V. ;V> *v llm, With inti.
A IIUINOI'S AltMIMSfitATION.
" Kigiire* imn r H"" l« on -Id lolnge, nml, uo!e*»
limy meeddeil ti|i tt roiitt, n true one. Tl.o i.mriy
made hy the I'edi'iiilM* 11 n ling the Ian* l*ie*i.|e»
ti'ili'lectioii, iihoiit ii.inl lime* mid llm tleaiiinlive
oii'h) of Mi. Van |lii«i'fi'*ndtiiioi*lrulioOi i* proved
110 oiler nlutiflity hy l.ic report of ihe Secfetuiy ol
the Tioi«nry. It we have had hold time* mid low
wage*, tb it repoil .It ivi.ii.at limy worn not cnme.l
hy the Adoiiiiiniriiioit, The uinotiol of import* and
expoi(• iliifiog fill-pu 1 year, provu tlm eoirme rre
of the count• y in have hemi kept in 11 moat healthy
utile. A coolitin iiuoiol *urh a atnlii ofihiutt* lot
n few yi ur*, »»ould p uco u* a* u Nation in u pioud
ami i'levute.l p.-i ioii,
lii*teufl of toe itnpoi t» fxi'-eilli'g tho export* o*
in former I iitiv*. welind the en*e nmieriully filleted
for llm year ending tlm 30th nl Sept. iu»t. 'I Im im
pint* moon tit to S~ I ii| Iliil,. It'J I, him* th" donn'*th; ex
poit. alone to f-113,*.'(i'.<;i7,. r imnrly $!t,IHll),IIIIU
over tie* in.poiti. A hi tlmfo'eigni'Xporn.$17,303.'
333, iiinl it iii iiie* ^ 1 It 1.7*71 ,t>•'*<>, or limit' llmii
iweety xevcii roilloon. ii.ir the inipoii*. ullhough
the puma of lie m l.tivo l*«-«*t* gieally irdoei ,|.
I)e*piie ol tin. alale uf thing*.how iioiif li'i' i'ixlv
hnv« the l''ede:n.i*t. f in eiiirviii|| not llmii xi lieme*
"I'hypoefi.y umi Ii ..ml, loi.ri'pi.nai'iiii'il Ini*, and
iiloixed llm eiihttnlei.i il nun.men «.f 1 ho N iiiniil
Gnvermiieiif. TM*, too, in the very lecin nftinth,
when there ha* In-i 0 0 creafer vxpt it tnnlo than
win ever hef.oe known, mal $10 S I3 /,3| mine
lintfi llmt of (In* yi'iit ’.'10. 'llm llguiem |i< low till
the whole **o y. Aon .ling lo llm repot| of Im
Seerrliii v, o 11 iinpint* wort? ill
Unit $ Hi? 002.133
Ill'll) 10J 30j 1101
J Milieu,
W II Sii'r.,
S II Bniirnler*,
.litn-x llolHfix,
I Inn mon i f Huodolph,
Jiiine* Nfol,
Jurnc* Y McDuffie,
II lli.trin,
Milton II Gallniglil,
C llihh.it*.
1(0 H"*ver*,
.1 tJ Hunt* r,
H Chandler
W M Mitchell,
K1 .May-.,
II Stroud
J I’ Welllmrn,
H O Ivi'iiiiin
S Darke,
II II llounril,
.1 W And.mon,
F M Sti.rn*,
W A ll.ttrl.kDa,
Mmphyof Dukulb,
.1.1 Dnfonr,
Mon i* nf Mm ray,
Il S Dawson,
A fit win,
M G Tow I*,
llio. SToniir,
I ho* Crntchfickl,
l.rw i* S Mono,
doliti i. Brier,
I* I *. McMilieo,
Andeiaon of |-'rai'klif>,
I* HJonetol Kiatiklin,
J Cnrllon,
A A William* of Bulloch,
l( Lawxoo,
J l(oliiu>ofi of Jimpcr,
A llrrolrry,
Henry I'uttrr,
.Ifdm C Sumnei,
W II Wilion,
II D I hi liner,
M Collier,
A Brown,
C I) 11 mo mond.
It S Do via,
A l.rfilx,
A J l.iddell,
A S \ikinxon,
8 D Booth.
I.e
r .2117,211
Ihun.
F..r. 1
1 xroll is, ib 10.
$1 I3,?(i‘j (il 7
l7,«0y.3.J3—$un.67l,«'i0
Import.
Do
10 10
11]-10
Cxee** of "10 n
r ’10
■1 tpon.leuec of the .hut nml nf Com'ncirr.
"SKIKI.D. r •*•
Tioprmpcct of much vvnr in tho Fust D now
y't^liifelw^ltlfflrd. Tlm hoVt opinion* of tho
EiJjppcan aovuicign* nnd their coadjutor*, nppenr
agalnit It,—and there D bexide n nccei.tty for
ponce grentur limit usual in llio Kaitnt unv epoch.
^TM'dTullowInB oxtnictTrnm a letter which wo ie
c^vrdJiltD morning fntm our excellent frlond Then
dut^'Sctlgwick Fay, American Secretary uf l.ega
tDn.at tho Court uf HeiUn, probably give, ua fair n
vijlkr oTtho caio in ua few word*, ua could at pro
ri'til'he' idlcrcd.—i*Ai'/. Gaz.Md ittil.
^Tlpiaitprehoniianura vvqi on the IDiternipienian
. xsflrni to linvo tubtided for tbo i*r«'»eiif.—hut I’ul
?ner*tdnapnear*, in ao'tfliW-tuitiddo degree
•PP- for*, in an vtavcc aui
potuou* ondunconcilintoiyiuhi* policy; iililmncli
Mon*. Guioot and hi* matter nro almo»t a* drterm
hied on paacr. ) have never been nml am not n
believer in war. Tho inundation* in Fiance fur
4iDh a new hopoof pcaro, n* they nre of n natur«
and extant calculated toabatoilm ii fliimnatioonf
tliolr mind*, and to divert them from their favorite
thought of military glory.”
'DISTRICT ATTOHNEYS, MAHSIIALS, Ac.
In ilia Houm D«t wreck, Mr. Davi* liiiimluced a
hill Jo fogtdato thccompcnratiun nf District Attor
t*f Mar*tial» and other officer* of tho Uni
ted Stottt Cpurtf. Road twice and committid.
' V Burning of the Caroline.
A rcralution wna adopted, calling on the Preal
• deal for Information aa to w lint itep hud been taken
t" proctite MlDfactioa for tlm burning of the Cure
line.
EXPLOSION OK THE WALKER.
Capt. Oturaycf tho Walker, rveemly blown up
near Mobile, *ay»—
“Tho hoot at tbs ilma’lhd «*plu«lon took place
wa* -running at lata than her usual apeed through
the voter, and with Ins than her u*ual head ol
itaam, TbertwfainoraciMatihotime, ami theie
'»»• m warelty of writer In lha ballon, u* haa hern
t< ;*nio l-tlH*gnagoHHK:ka having been tried a few
anutnanta befara thi aap)o«lon| tlm uptrar oocki di*.
‘im wually dl^liarga .team. I
a. y M accident did nut urcurthtuugh
ihtnia li.?!SS n ? n ? ,# **«••
cakaifffijj ».^>ling nf .elf,
/■'min the Aitguitu (•'oiisti/iitinniilinl of Motnhiu.
GKuitGi \ i.misi.Nimti-:
Since I'M' l.ixt | idd nitimi, vve Invo tereivi'd fiw
tiler particular* li'.pecling the pi.ii'-i'd tig, of the
li'gi-hilui*' heliirt' the him I ti*Ij.nil 1 iuiii'M on W, dne
ilny, the ‘.‘31 umliiul, ut 11 o'e i.ch, A. M. The Si
ll ito and IIiiii*i» ti ; li-pii'x.'i.t nivex mu d tint ngiei
in ti'ttnrd to tlm h.ll ri'priiliiig the I'lmiur nl'ilie Ih
fit'll Bunk, nniwii|i*intnlmg ihe eoiiimillee ufemi
fettniee iippuiiili'd. The I, II wu* thi'iehui' lu.i. In
roi.x*ipmi.re uf ili'«, the (i-ii-'iiil A.«i ii,|.ly ucieril
to pMieenl lutin' eh'di'i*ofiliii'CloiH tin iliil u>-Ii* 11
lion. Tti-il Ivc'om eleeied it me .Mi'»n. (.‘htiile*
II. Ilii|.l,m.,,\ .1. Mr IJ,.w,hi, S. M Sir,el, Chin le*
O’Neill, A. L'li.'a, II. tV. Iludmll, uml Juuie*
/Inline*.
|u tlm S.'iiiitt*. the | x h ll putM'.l hv yen* 33, my •
311, tlm I're.ideiit votni/; in the nlliirii.ilivc; nml 1 In*
Miiine (Imniniiim hill pu.xi'il hyven* ih'*. nuy* ill.
In the lloii*e, nil ihe 22d, Mr. Chiphy en led up
llm li'xoiiilioii* nl llm Semite in r< l .tiun to 11 Unite.I
Sl'itea Blink, H higii puilt't'livc tin ill', & .vvlii. h, ut
tho lime vve plan'.I biTuivnui iei.,lei *. Mr. Chipii'V
•tiled that in lining »u, il wu* wi h ihe view u| ha*
ving auim'ai'iieii Ii|mn ilmm hy- llm ll.ime. 'I he
r.'ati!iiiion* nf llm Semite ueio t.ik-n up, nml 11 iihi-
tinm wu* iltiule hy Mr. Chi. ley l.i «:iiko mil the 3.1
iv«niliiiinn, which ih-11 K',1 the *** ii-.titii'ininility nf a
lialminil limit., in onler IniiM'il the t‘itl*.win^t
“ And be it liullii r 11 xoheil I lint thu r*lnbli*li-
in.'11'ufn nnti mill It.ink i« exj'nln nt nml proper fur
llm *•*»l|n'*'li-in, *»•*• l.eepiiitt.iind ilixlitirxeiiu iu nftliu
public ii'vemie,und t tu Midi nml Kixtiliiliini i* ue-
cenxaiy tn the perm.inert wi-lime ni.tl proxpuiity of
the people ot the Unin il Sliitea."
Upon'Im I'n'Ceplieli uf thia |-e*tiluthin, llm yen*
-te 7 1. liny* lit. *11 tlm nnieti'liiieiii mm i.grei .l in.
A in--tmu wax thou untile In pn.lpiiiienil tlie ti’.n
1'itim.* itiileli.lnelyi wlueli wax |o»t l.y yen*(il,i.ny®
7(i. Tlie ie*e|illi'iii*, nx iimemle.l, ueie then put
iipnii llicii pn««nge, und tl.o yon* uml tiny* being
cnlhil lor, the «li'iimer.itic tn.'intm-ifollowirg the
exiiittplu nf ihe ll.iirixiin nn'iither* nl the Semite rex
tmc'lng the ebvliunul'11 Uni ed St ate* Suiiittoi-,
nh»ritU'd lliw.it'Olvc*. vvl'h Inti lew exception..—
Will'll tlie mil lut the yen* and nnyx vva*cei.eh.ili'o‘,
it iippenred tliat 11 ipi 1 iiiii lirnl not voted. 1 lie tie
iiHicrutie utetnl'ei'x ilmu ie*"nied their to it*, itml
tlm llotiiu tt Ijdurm'd toil o’cb ck, P. M. At 3 o',
clerk the Speul.fr nuleiod tint clerk I" cull the
iiiiiiu'* uf the nieihlior* pii'icnt when, in the f--re
iiuiiti, tin* ipe'.iion wax pul nml who d..l uot.tl.cn
uimwcr to tlii'ii* inline*. The cnll wu* ti'mle, hut
thu denmcr.iiio im'iiiVx-ixperempieily r. fu.etl tovote
iur er ugiVtnxi th" piixxiigo nf the ivxiilutinnx n«
uttifmled. After the eleik tiad liuUlieil tlm 1 n I. the
mull nn* that 11 ipioruui It nl mu voted. The Sp. n
kcr could lint lUeiefoin ilecluo llm ivielntioii* to
have hticn riirricil ur Inti, Thi* ncrurtinieu tlir vv
the lliiuxe iiiton a rnnge | H»iuiiti, and the nil* of
the member* were exert-.I m *l««\j.u •mux mean.
11 eider H| get nut of the ihlliculty. It wu* liuwevri
liiuilly detei mii.el ihntthe act nml cull vva*iiltogcthei
nut of Older, which threw the lluu*c back upon ihe
I'n xt cull for the yen* m d nay* Tlm mcmhei* whn
It id culled f.>r the yea* mi l nuy*. in tl.e fu»t intui cc.
w ith.In vv Ih itynll, unth-r the tn-lief ili.il the rcaelu
lion* would lie mkvn •i|**i*pur'ili'iy,iini|iiLti'd upon.
Uut 1 Inrao mcmD'r* were m.duker.; for when tlm
nioiiiiu for the yen* and nay a wu* withdr.ivvii, und
not renewed, tlm ic»"lution*, vveie declined to have
hfcncnriird hy the (iiumloffhouye* nml mwagiven
in tlm f'lreuonn. Tlm ucmocimic tnemhera then
I'titeied up. 11 tlm journal n piiueal nguin*i tlm pa
aige ef ilmxe tvi-liltle. a, which vve give below.
Ill :ho Senate, on tho 23d, in the morning, lln
nmcndmi'iit of the lli.uvetu the n'»o!u:i«in» ef the
Si'iiute, wn* taken up. A motion was made to ud
heie tiilhe iv«o|uth>n* origiiin ly mloptctl hy ihc Se
nate; Inti thi. ntmion wu* |>m. A motion wn* then
nui.le l<» concur in tho oinon.lim ut "f llm il.iwte,
which vvn* nl»n b*»l, hy yen* 31, flay* 33. So the
ro»u mintii uric fmtiliv lext,
PROTEST.
Mr. Milieu,in helm If nf !iim*clf und nili-T*, pro*
rented llm fol.uw lug protnt, which vva< nrdcied lo
ho entered on the journal.
Wc, the millet»>gM'd, oppoied to 1 n iti-nvl Irnnk
claim na u rglit to piute.t uLiiiiut the proceeding*
of u majority nf the llouxeef Uepr»*efctniivea, in tc*
lati'.it to the pa«»ugeof n traolution fuvouting the
chillier of inch nn iiutiiti'iun.
WheicH* certain resolution*, optmacd I nth lo the
conttiiutionuliiy uml cx|>vdti'ncy nl u tiatbuiul hmk,
niidulao in wppeailion in u pnilrctivt* turiffi, were
intnulurcd ftiMiiiheS«'iMln iuletlm llente nf lleptfl-
tentative* t And wildcats certain amendment, by
way of M'h.tiiutr, wn* prepoM il, ami adopted in till*
11titiai', hy the tmj'uiiy Dvtwing the cbatlrr nf auclt
a Imnk I Atwl wlicirn* lha tmdcndgncil, baring re*
fitted to vole, from tlm fact llmt tlu-y were opposed
both ton notional hack and 1 liighpruicclivc tar fl',
by which vote the umli'r*i;m'd mull ttocc»*arily have
aMMCliimad the ntu> ur the ntliai of limit* ni"MiMra,
Im-I esipg that tire wiUidrawal uf llm rail (nr llm
1 and nay# out ho < aaMgo iifth* ro»uluiiuiii,<|io*e
waulu'h'M would be ircvii.untied, In oidct that wc
SPIIINGKIEI.D, Dec. 10.
DU HAD FIJI. HAIL HOAD ACCIDENT.
My . h|*'Ct i* to R'V" you u lm-ty sketch of 11 dread
I'n! in I'.i.l. xt upon ilm Western rail mad, ut tlu« | lice,
w Inrli iiiTuiii'd bmt evi niiii' at O.J ok |..rl. ’ilf
lieiglil train r nii*i*tii,g n»f liiirly llnee loaded cm*,
ut inch'd n 1 I.e new 01.1 pnwo (., I engine, " Mioiu-
1 hum lt»,” in dci't'mliiig the inclined plum', hccniiie
UIIIU •migi.'iihle, 1111 hi mg )i the eiigine wn* revei*.’i|
uml tl.e 1'iulierm 11 vveie nt lln ir p r.;*. It nniveil
.it il e depot v ii Ii cieui vr'lurity uml pna.eil I hi mi; h
the p.i-*i n®ei li-tixr; llm swilcli 1 uil h* ing i luiiittetl.
the 1 min then tnuk the dire* turn uf rher i.gmo ho.on,
in wlueli vveie the mimlei inei hm.ie uml two < r liner
oihi'is, expecliiig lie- nrrivul uf the l.irntno'.i tr. mu
ofwln.rn, mi hearing I a approach, w n» in tlm ae|..|
"pumr.g tl.e ihi"i, lu.cniin mux ofManger, wli-n ii
bin *1 iu • p hi him, rleniulrihi' p tho deer uml u I ugn
p«'i'ii"iM.| t!n> hiii li will'; thin ro-lied to tlm e| pm
site side nt the h"H*e, vvlieieit rime in root art vv>ih
U'liithpi engine, it,.; "I Innip'li ii," wh.rli w uv hlmved
nlrn' i'l vvilh iii'in.’inloi.* f.iireih eugli the solid hr'tk
"nil sixteen nr cighie.'ii itirlu'kllui'l.; the .Mri'aucl.u
sells fiilbiuiog, Crwiie tivo or *tx nuU uut.ide the
hiilling, it cunt" in contact with llm tv.ml (die,
which imvnteil it* pr git*.*, the Hampden having
chili.heied up ihe win il pile, six or eight feel fmin
ill-gioiiii'l, Where*|ie now ilex a cninpleie wicel..
1 ho MannncliNsi'tl* it all" eiiiiio'y 1'i okeii In piece*.
I''uiir ileud I ndie* have hvun lakeii fi*»u uml'r
he I'lilix, whin'll p live to lei ihnse of the nil'll who
wit In the huililing, uml .me hinliemao. Tho en-
giucer, ruieiueiur,uml one or two other*, cl«.ired
ill* tnni'lve* fietn ilm ir tin 11 few fetl front tho en
gilielmusi*, nml me xai.l In lie unliuit,
Harrison
V.h7
Whig.
V. Ilmen.
Maine
. •«(!,<; 12
40,201
13.239
22.900
N. IIuiu|.»Iiiic
. 2«. i:»1
32,670
6,226
19,722
Verilliillt
. 112.4 45
18.1)1)')
20,99!
14.637
MltsiirllUSeltS
. 72,874
51,244
41.693
33.561
ItIi<mI.t lkl.mil.
. 5,2i:i
3.2153
2.710
2.964
ColilK'nii'llt..
. HJ.IiOl
25.296
19,466
19 234
New York...
22.5.912
212.519
138.543
166.615
New Juisey ..
. 3:i.ni»2
31.0)14
26.892
26 347
I’eiill«)lv3iiiu.
1 11.01'J
1 4:),Im 6
87.111
91.475
Delaware....
ti.vii 7
•1.884
4.736
4.155
Mar hind....
33.-52 9
29.752
25.952
22.1157
Virgin;.
. 42J-OI
43.893
23.368
30.261
North t’nri'lin:
33.782
23.626
26.911)
(ieorgia
. 40.275
3! 931
24,930
22.126
AluLiiinn .,..
28.451
33.991
10.012
20,506
Muxi.-.xippi,..
19.518
16.995
9.688
9.979
I.ouisiniia....
11. van
7.616
3.361
3.653
Teiinesaee...
150,321
49.299
35.962
20.1-0
Keiitiieky....
58.189
32.616
36.955
33.415
Missouri,....
22.272
29,7till
9.337
tu.'.fjr*
Ohio
119.157
121,792
105.405
90,916
Imli.in.i
05.308
61.(595
•J 1.291
32,490
Illi.."i'i
45.5.17
47.476
14.983
19.097
Mii'liigan
. 22.207
21.098
4.081)
7.366
Ark'in.ni*.....
. 4.3(53
(5.048
1.238
2.4U0
.South Curoiiun, clnuen hy tlm I.i'gislalurc.
1.274.(29 1,129,222
737,711
763.'97
1,129,222
737,711
HarrinouVuij )
iu 19(0,... J
HO, 200
V. 11 mnj. 1830..
.25,870
25.870
TH1AI. UF MILS. KINNEY.
From the llotton Doily Atlverliier.
Mr. Parker u, eiinl lliorutu lor tliu pruai'CUtion
nml in llm rniirao uf hi* rrinnik*, g.ivo the fuilmviiig
cineiit nl ihe fail* which Im expected to catab
lull!—
On iheSdili day of Nuveinher, in llm year 1333,
tho la'eGeiiige T. K imeyvvax nnnied in thi* c.iy
by lie/ Rev. G. W. Bliigd'cu, to Mr*. IIni'tifih Free*
it.ait, the prisem r ill tlm hue. I le had lie! Ie ea inar
rieil before, and it 1 uut rightly infnrinoil,lie wu* livo
yem* younger than aim wn*. Tl-.e Indy hudl een
111 at tied twice brf.iie, uml hail ehildten hy her first
htubund, hut none hy either of tho othcr'tvvo. In
Augitvt last they lived in Bill uni Place, Hrou-.fu'ld
•1 reel, in Buittin. Onllie 9th day nf that ntunth he
died in leticli pain ami iliaire**, after a »lml'i I li.cn.
I io had a few-day* In f«ro cm.suited n permit who
e.ill.d hilllxelf a phy .irian, and tnuk aeum m-diciiii*
mi twii nrciisinnn, 111 tlm Inrni uf a pill ilelivered to
him hy that pet sen. Hi* illness did mu confine him
t" In* h uuo. 'I Im hign'ilioni* nl that tneilicmu will
he pnivt il in you, nml il will he *-1li.f11clnr.ly proved
Ihrio was mi uiM'iiie. in it;« ml til-n that the pill nml
ii* ingredient* vvonbl m" pi mince ihesyinpioin* mid
efl'erta which ptvctdcd In* deuili, nor cmUnger hi*
life.
U.i Saluiday, dm 3th day of Atismd, in llm fete
noon, holiei'iiine 111 unwell ** to icliiu to his chain
Imr, nml he glow worn* in the iifiein"un nml
ing. A inule fr.end ii'ui iii'ighhaf wax called in In
ivo nml waleh with him, nml was ni>nl uni lot a phy
xiei hi in the emirxi' of the ii’glit. Hel'eie lie went
nml liefer*' the physician mine. Mr. Ki-ntiey wanted
xnnie drink, having a Inn mu;' thirst, ami the prison
er nhnni midniglit It'll tlie t'lliltihur lirnl went below
amir* while the v it of ih" l.unily were in lied in
ilm ch.iiiiheiat nmlufier hi>in!; nl»<i lit aiime time
she hiuii.’hl up 11 "in ihe kiielien a pml Imvv I nf sage
lea. 11 beverage which was fust icromucinh'd imthy
Iter, Imt hixtrieml,iia.l plan d il nil the leircuu; anil
limn him iiumciliately threw her*eif viewn en llm
l ed, rnmplaiiiing nl being f.iugued. Mi. Kixney
leipiealod her before xhe went d'ivvn to make tin* tea,
uni in *wet'li 11 llm ten. Being impatient lerit,af
ter she mine hack, Im wonted it in be given, wid e
it wa* *<i hut it could net be ill link.
Ill* friend. Mi', (itmdwili, taxied it nice er twice
In iiseert'iili if it was cool enough, taking about 11
leiix) imnlul each time, and Im then vety di.linrlly
perceived thill it w. a quite ttceil. lie Imld tlm
Imvvl in one hniil, nml 11 lump in the oilier, ovor
Mr. K.. vvlitle Mr. Kimtey wa*'.liiukieg the lea with
grout eugenic**, but hy little lit n lim.', it wn* *1
le t, and he saw a whitish sediment I'diing at tin
l ottom, which tlie witness will de.ciilm very ucctl
tut fly ii* he saw il. Veiy amm after diinkieg thi*
ten, .Mr. Kim.ey grow tmu-h worse, mid tlm phyxi
ci.iii Ciime, und imt suapecling 1 rxenic had been
l iken. th.Hiv.ht the symptom* exhibited weietlnixe
nl'Ai atic ('hi'b'itl. Almtit ten uf llm eb'fk tmM
uuiruiritt, Suml.iy, the Dili, Mr. K. died tilting in n
hair, with hi* feet upon the edge of tlm bed. The
gentleman win* I tiled the >nge tea, nfler watching
till night, retired uhetit day-light und went Imme to
lied, Imt could tml get tu sleep, mo cted with
n 11 u«e.1, disposition la vomit tc*tle»mii'*x, imi'jini
much, uml believe* ull llicjo cmise*
rpieiice* vveie pn.vluced hy tho ainnll qimniiiy of
tlm leu lie took.
Many oilier flrcumitnmva vvero mcnti.'iti'd, cre
nting a hclief of the prixoix'i’x guilt. Imt us llu-y will
nppenr in the evidence we pus* ihemev. r.
first wit lies* examined wu» Dr. Steter, who
ntictided Mr. Ktunvy in lux last illnen*. llv'tlmogln
while in titlei.d.iuce, that the patient wn* dying
of Asiatic cliuliT'i, the sympion* Iioing very rim lar,
hit 1, nl'ii 1 the poit mortem exntnhmthm mudo hy
hmtM'lf, Dr. Juckiuiu und Dr. |tige|..\v, by which
nrseiutc wa* dinc-vcred in the stemo'li, lie heenme
convinced that tlie death wu* cuuktdby po’.aon. He
tU'scnhcd tli • tij pMirniiee*.
We now quote fnmt In* te*tim»ny.
I next saw .Vri. Kinney lit le-i tequeit, two day*
aftCiwai'l, on Tuestlnv ininiiing. All. Kinmy wax
luiirit'd on Mniiduy. She w 11.nl an . Slit'xa.d she
vv a* very de*irail* that I should give her a certificate
ilnl Iter hush,ind died of cholera. She raid Mu'
wished to uiiliox 'in heiseif In ill-. She t- Id me n
h*ng story ether let mer lew. .*«h" su'd leit forth'
must pint kite nml Mr. K lived very 1-npptly t-geth
or, hut Ii" vvn* very initnt'le. She millin' had nn
idea t Imt *ho vvn* very fond nf gen'K*mee,nnd it wa*
very unpleuxant u* him to have her vDited by gentle
men. Sim »nid she received n leitei 11 few day* bo
Ibn* III* tli'iilit, which he in i*l< d wn* front Mr. Pay
sun. Sim answered him il vvus nut, but im could
mil he *nti»fi<'d.
After speaking on in tl.D incehcp-ni wav, -lie re
currrd to tlii* e rtifimte. She said it wn* very im
pertntil that »ltu shell <1 have n certificate fiom
ihni her hiixhnnil hud died efchnleru. She *"id she
fiipi'o.rd I hud lieurd ef tho repoil*. I /aid t had
tml, uml .ho then mid it wua currently repotted that
•lie had poisoned Imr ittixhand. Up to lln* tinm I
had never said a word 10 her about poison. She
mid there wu* n very large funeral when her lint
lutm! was buried, and that then »lie vv 1* pointed ivl
u* a mutderexx Sin* wn* pet fee tly calm uml cotn*
po»cd, and I thouslit at tlm time ntlmr imliflVient.
She said her husband and herself hull intend'd to
vidt hi* fiienda, and »lm sliM^d new go ahum, nml
it vvn* important for her tu huvo thi* c rtilicute lo
cnriy to them.
On llm Sunday, cnriy, nfler the lU'xtlt, Dr, Jack*
inn nml I called on her. 1 tuM her that wc hnd ua*
retrained that there wa* ur*euic in Imr Itu/bamPa
vluinack, and that it wn* undoubted.)' llm cwuw »f
hi* dentil. 8I10 cjhibite*! no grief— no trart, At
nn n, Mi** Collin* railed on mw wlrii n miutftt fnou
Mr*. Kinney to visit her. 1 Called nn lier. She
begun tu talk on tlm ■uhjrct. She aikcd mo wbnl
pliytlviaiia Imxlilui Dr. Blttchivv, Dr. Jackson anil
my*e|f, know that wc had funici nr*cmc. 1 mid her
Dr. Mania (Inv hail aualyied the content* nl the
aintnacli, and Itml detected ut*rn'c| and Di. Hil
dreth nine. SI"' c* me Med a gtcat t|r«l nffegrat that
Dr. I|ll*li«-lli kliniild linvo known any thing item it.
him *abl iho would have given lha vv r!.| ll Im had
MOlknowii II* fold l|“Mia Kitney, r* It |«i»*ib,c
that your huihni.d hlm*»lf would h*vo ukritui**:*
tiwsf” him replied,''No,Gemg would never have
* It." Him t rill Dr. IRidioth wa* very Immiral
t*» Irni. That tie le lnngrd In i roliginui •‘•eictyr
tlhlch diilikrd her, and they would fluty tu »oo Imr
IfJ'irrd.
The at'cend tlrr.o I wn* there, Mr. Klnnry want
diou'o drink. Mr*. K. went di/wn and g 't *»tx
tea, lt d C"''te Up ur.d Imn led it In Mr. Goodwill
and llnew hartel/on tho bed. Mr K. ani l llm te* | (l*"iid Innghtrr.)
Offi* will ri.Minna iriprnlrrt Ftar.cn nt.d piC«rv«
le • finm rim evil* n| anairhy.
I.« t jour tlirui.it, birr, Im nlway* *u»rotir.iled with
rnllg! t*ncd au| friitiful idviacn. Depnmoiic* ••/
y.tir ituhnriiy, they alone ara icrnuntalrie fur It*
• Kcici-e. (Iii ilmm real* anthely the guumn'ee of
jour prrronal ifivi.'loldlity. Imt them tnktfriirr, a*
y **" tie* re, in ii.trust public t flicr* lo rcnl rn-ri'l let
I'lniiiiv ho honmed—let religiuu bo rcpcctcu.—
wu* loo awci t. Mr. Goo lw .n mid •uniPthitig about
It* being ten hoi. and he could le t dunk il then.
I he lea wa* drunk, and ut lie drank it I.e vomited.
|t did he; strike mu ns eimu dititry thut ho votn.t
ed when Im dr ink Aftci tlm dentil, '""I when I
naked Mi* K. to |m.mit a pent ni'/rlrin eautnmn
lion, *lm lokl ir.ii ihuiowan /ntnrlhing nij*tcri"'i*
in Mr. Ku 11.)’. nindiici thrcvenii'g hefme. She
* ild n Dr. Bnrl.oMor hud called nn her bn*hnn.l
unil they wlxh'd in lie uf no. limy vv 10then
locked tij* tngeiher.
Sim inliuiMlod that her hiubnii'l might
disease, und inked ifitwn* r«.rr*»».*
tor* nml patients to he locked tip teg-ihei
11111'X'iminaliiiii inca«c* uf sii' li di*eaxe*.
luoiril of Dr. Bichehler hef.ire. There in
1 nun h longing to our iru iliciil a-*orin ion
.Mrs. Kinney fust spoke tu me nf pniran, I hnd
imt *nid unv tbitig rut lha aiitijt'Ct except lo Dr.
Jackson mid Dr. Iliidrutli. I aiw nn n|i|.enroncu
nf the — — dineiise Nt tlm po*t mort* m exaininiiiiun.
We made mi examh ntmn uuti lh.it object tn view.
'I lie next Writne** was Dr. Jackson. II" dcsciih
ed the appearance* winch lodhini to thiiik that tl.o
death Innl heen cnusi'd liy nmo.ic.
Dr. Gay made experiment* ea tin* content* nf
tlm *t"inurh, by winch tliepioscncu of uisctuc
a *cci unit'd.
haveIhe
>11 f»rd m
...b »• for
I never
U hell
SUMMARY OK ALL THE STATES.
Whig gain, 172,093
If we allow a V. IJ. majority of 21.200 la South Caro,
lino, Harrison a minority in tlm country at large, in
123,000.
FORElGN INTELLIGKNCE — By the Acadia
Milieu* Cicero Sinnley, raid In lie n brother of
the member of CongMss Ii urn Nor Ii Cnrnlinu, has
1 ■ ccu-eil nf ciimniiiiing xivctul lohheim* in
l.ond"ii, nml vvn* triad 011 u charge, made by Mr.
Cinlin, r.f iionhi'gfrnm bint, and wa* found guilty
und tmntfhi'fd lo six monilis hard lulmr in iliu
lleuxenf Ceriection, six weeks of llm timu /olitury
cnidinamt'iii. Uu was shortly to linvo lircn marri
ed lo a rich livii e.i. At llm snheil at ion el Mr.
Stevenvon, tlm Atnericnn Minixtur, Im wu* ably du
fended by ilmcvlcbtulcd Cl orloi Phillips.
FRANCE.
Tlm following ix the Addicsx, ns reported in tlm
Chamber nf Deputies, in univver t * llm King'i
Speech.
Sire—Wetlnnk your Mujoviy for having cm.vil;
cil the Chnmhui* heloie thu urdiuiuy period of 1 heir
ilieetiug. ll ix pairiaulaily in iiupiiitatit ciicum
xtances,iu ilmxe which rut*-rest tin* lienor und safety
ef unlion*, that it hi lii'ves a riiUKtiuuiounl King to
Mut'iHiud Itinmeh' with tlm rept oxen tut Ives of the
ceiintry, to expom tn tin in tlm Munition nf ulfaiis.tu
lake tin'll mlvmound claim their support
The ineiixtircs which the Etltperer uf Aimtrin, tin
D'leenuf Ureal Biiuiiu, the King nf Pitimin, uud
llm Kinpemr ol ltu..sia have taken,la commit with
tl u Oiimniin Porte, in oitlei to regulate the relationx
of the Suitun with llm Paxha of Egypt, liavci-xeiti d
all etif solicitude. France hu* been deeply m-v-d
hy this event, und In.x fnlloued with utixio y nil tin
plinsix nf till* grant ciirix, Prudence rerptireil e
your AJnjesty to plov jda fur nli centii genn * hy ur*
muniaiitsiifpreciitiiioii, extranr.liniry credit* have
been epcmvl to meet them, und wc fully oppicciulc
their motives uud utility.
In this state uf tiling*, m.r support, Sire, is uxsur<
ed in yen, fur un heimnihlc pence, nx well u* fur a
juwt vvitr. A peace vviih'itii dignity could never be
accepted cither hy France nr hy her King. Alt uu-
just war, u violent agtticsxiuu, vv idmui rouse or ob
ject, "nul l tint he agree,ihlu ciilu't tu ear innni.cix
or to our iiiriix i fcivihziitmn uud progress. Pc;
limn, if pnxsihli!—mi hnnluinible and ccriuin peace,
vvhicli will leave iiuimpaiied the balance uf power
in F.uiupe—siii'Ii ix our litst wish. But if, in llm
('iiuiaeufovenlx.il hecum- impossible on llie.e cun*
tliiiniix—If the Imnnr of Ftiince lequiii'd il—if her
violated right*—if Imr teirilmy uieiiaced
(The Prexident wux here illicituplud by tin exple
•ion nf mm mma from the lea end lull cenire, nu,l
wax 11 h>ng time unable to ulitaiu 11 heating. Several
apostrophe* weremldrexxed to him which escaped
ti* mi iii'enmit of tlm iipinm . W hen he had at lust
ubluini’d mIi'iicc, he ituned toward Ihe left and t>dd
them that they vveiiM Im at litn-riy to make the oh
jci'iiutix during the discussion; when M. fax her., e
rose uu I exclaimed, “ W'e caiiimt Hmxima | letunl
nguii'St such language.” Tlm President having re
ed ihu senlui.ee, hi* voice wax ugaiaeverpnvvi r
ed hy lend liitirmiiri Ho wux, however, ut last id
lowed to ptuct'i'il) “or Iter interests seriously
compromised, rendered it imperative; speak, then.
Siie, unil at your voice thu French people will rise
like one man. tlm countiy wi I submit luovoiy sit*
rific uml die nutiuuul suppoit w .11 bcusxurcd to
le lmvO nnxiou(.ly desired the prncificnii.in of
Spain, lnicrexied in the cnn*olidatinti ot her cun
•litutiounl giiveri.niont, vve would see with deep re
met nnurehy cnilntigcringnii iituLilnking so ceuru
geoux y prii.ecuied in the mime nflilieiiy,
France recall* again lit Europe the rights of Pu
li-h nationally', so /oleinnly stipulated hy ircutie*.
(Murmurs.)
W'e approve your innji'iiy'x resolutinu lo send ml
diiinunl fmceste the cn:i*t of Biu'ims Ayres, und
It u*l that we shall ut lust iihluin fram llm Gevern
umnt iiftlnit country reparation forour ju»t grievun
ce-. (Luughter.)
Oar urnty in Africa again disiinguislied itself by
hitllmni feat* of arm*. Your sun*, vv ho avail them
selves of evety opportunity 10 display their coinage,
•hared in the glory und perils of these exj -dithoi*.
What vve detennd of your gevvrameni Site, it, to
inve.ligate svtioiuly tim general dtrertionef our uf
Inis* in that count ly, in order that tlm triumph of
imr arms may not he sterile, und llmt a p«.*c**iun
xngl.iiiiiu.lv coin pn ed. *0 dearly puichuxcd may
become Ibr France u suutce el *trength uud not a
cause ol weukne**
J lie attempt nt Buulogiii* wax not only insane—
it wax a criminal one. Rcprexird fram tho out act
bv the loyn.iy ol the c.i z-nx, it wax ceiiili'mncd hy
a •••li'ionjiidgemmi; ju.tice bad it* r«e cnuixe; tim
xfK'i.ce cuntmiiled against aoeiety did n-t long re
main without a reparation, und the expectations of
the factious went signally defeated.
W'e /hall examine with cure the law of the budg
et. State* being ever expos* <1 to undergo uncx
pected burd. lis, a severe economy 1% a!wav > nrcr»*a
ty. In other times,the ChAmber, in the inrpoxsi
liility ofnd'ii'ing tlietnxc* which weigh on the conn
try, had at least recommended the maintenance of
11 lialunre between tlm c ccipU and expenditure.
Since, in fuel, that bulanco is hiokrn, we khall do
vise means uf ro establishing and preset ving it.
The other laws which your Govctnmrui intend*
to present lo 11*, shall he, nn oar pnrt, the ohjcetsof
nuiiuin attention. Front thi* moment vve congratu
late ottrsulvea on haying heen able to reply, by an
unanimous voltv to tim demand made of u* by vour
Majesty, lu relieve imr ilejnirtment* which have been
ravaged by the scourge ol iaundaiion.
1 he accord of tho grv'Bt power* of the state we
know D th® surest gournnlee of public peace. Or
der maintained nt home hy tlm energetic nml perm
toting action of tlm Government, D tl.o lost pi inch
id® uf strength alovnd. VV® exptes* the w ish uf
Fisnra when wo declare tint she flwtly dc»lics
both.
Cunflita, She, la ymtr war—|>ud Uiight®i]—i*
we cutifiduour/elvc* iu the patpeluily of yuqr ilytia*.
ty, A new son hailH'eii horn to ymil und ihwtnui.*
iWlJi'iiCfWllicii ImvIjt Ctnr*ltd you uguin With iu
l.ct ti* *ii|i|iiiit nmrality nod tlm Inw*. Men hnvo
hern too miirli enc-utugcit to atri-nd rxc|*t*iv<*ly to
thr |i 1'i r-nnnl inlrmt*. I.-t n* » t d-avor to r> o»/i-
mnte In thi ir heart* a di*lnterast<d love of country,
whu h in«|iir* xg/uitund |!cncrou*»ticrilice* 'Hmmr
md cuiinlrv !'—in thvxetvvo wnrliuic to lie fotliul
llm seed* nf lho*ecivic viitue* which coiifthata the
•tringth ol nut i< in* ind the dmiit nm of empires.
Srai'V A If IT A He
Kill DAY, JANUARY I. ISJI.
C-'r- !■
■ ■ -V. -■ - ’ f/'
Flu,' ni tlm (ice! Mill I earthy swnv,
L'iiiliiiini’dihrmi;'ii n. e* vtit untold ;
O'ereurtli’* proud realms iiiy starsdi-plny,
Like innrniiig'r radiant cloud* unrolled.
Piatt of the akies! still peerless thine,
Through ether's azure vault inifaried,
Till every hand ntiditeari entwine,
To sweep oppression from the world.
tight fret wall r In bold, deemed It |imdcnt In Inks
to tlm busts, bring on by |in#B qnaiterof an hour
vkhen tlm vessel went down.
At llm day's observation the vesirl wua In Dt- 30
long. 70 ti —no pa*senfer»| captain, tint® and four
•raomn were in tlm bout. After much sufTniug,
they n>rived off Mu«quito bur on Wednesday morn*
Ing..and in attempting to lnr.d th- boat •wamj ed on
llm bienhert nearly n quarter of n mile out. Ilm
mxte and ruptnin got to the »hor-,the four mon vveie
drowned.
Tlm men were t<vo white*, Jonathan Drake, of
Montgnm/ry county, IVnntylvnnin, n|rd 41 yoots;
nod James Clraweswvitlli, of the turn® place, aged
39 year/; and two colored,dime* Jnnra.of Pennsyl*
vinin, n:cd 43 year*; and John MUD, of Lewiston,
Di'lnvvnre, aged 52 year*.
.By tlm gui'fnnco of I’rovidcnc® tho captain and
mote, iruiend of Dndiu: among the Indians, landed
n-nr a ftxliing hut, protected by tho po/t of New
Smyrna.
There they received every ottentinn nr.d arrived
hen* in ilm «chr. Jmeph Crmvell, nn Stmday*.
Cuptnin Freeninn ha* snficred aevercly, hut is In
tho hnridx of cxccllont fricml*.
FOB CONGRESS.
JOHN II. WATSON,
OF MUSCOGEE.
Eh Ci'um on the fust M"iihiy in January.
COL.
INI I*
“Time ix liken fj.lunimble host,
Thut sli-hily shakes lux partin'.' -lies' hy the bind
And with lux firm* niil-xtrrtch’d, ns lie would fly,
Grasp* in the miner
Thu* ix Tinm depicted l*y the Poet, and Truth
recognize* thu fidelity of the portrait.
Whilir piexent to oar senses.the year 1340 rccoiv.
ed our smile* and xhared in our plenxtiri's. Now it
ha* fl-d, ami 1311 with smiling step and beaming
oyn ha* arrived a* Father Time’s guest lo reveal,
day nfier day, those events which arc now enveloped
in the future.
Like men, years “have their exit* and ilndr ere
Trance*," on thi* leny world.
But yenterday we xtoud upon tlm brink of a tie.
patting year. To-day vve slop upon tho threshold
of tlm imr, und witli ardent vision would penetrate
l.ito the vi»tti of futurity, nml discover ull those light,
und aiitidows which me to brighten or cloud onr path
011 this beautiful planet. How itiflnite, however, i*
that wisdom which draws an impenetrable vt'il lie.
foe the human eye, and romp-lx us to recur to thu
days th it have lied ami, thus derive counsel fium tho
•11st.
Ilumnu hnppinc*., wo nre intight hy the letroxpcct,
i* fleeting ns the falling leaf—
“This ix tlie state of man: tu day he puls forth
The tender lenvex of hope, to inurrnw bluxsions,
Ami hum xliix blushing Imuurs thick npuii him:
'l'lm third day, comes u frost.a killing frost;
And,—when lie think*, good easy man. full suicly
His greatness ix a ripening,—nips his fruit,
And llicii lie falls.”
Tho lesson which experience tcnchc® lx tuantici.
pntu tlie future hy ilm pitst.
“There ix n history in all men’s lives.
Figuring the nature nf llio times deceased:
Tho which observed, a man may prophesy,
With a near uim, ol'ilio main cliunco of things
Ax yet imt come to life; which in their seeds,
Ami weak lie-innings, lie iiitrcjxurcd.”
Ami ax fur ax our own esperil-lice goes,
■“All things that nre,
Are with more spit it chased than enjoy’d.”
Tho human mind love* to anticipate; to color ill
future with tlm bright promises of I lope, 111 d lo
cast llm veil of oblivion over thou? events which
arose din ing the past year, to disappoint its dreams,
"too flattering sweet to Ir* substantial.”
!u the progress of Time many whom wo hailed
in all the vigor of nt iiihoml ami beauty of youth,
have failed, or have fled n» I.lighter worlds.
“Time dotli transfix the flourish set nil youth,
Ami delves the parallels in beauty's brow."
Rut ilmiittli
•'Women nre as roses; whose fair flower,
Being unco tlixpluy'd, doth fail that very hour—”
Their goctliie..s is not so irmi-ient.
"The hand that made them fair, hath made them
good,” lor they were
“Chosen from above,
By inspiration of celestial grace.”
But although vve iivglit indict cnlflmns on their
angelic, virtue*, vve must quit a theme vo exhaust’
lex* nml glam c ut life in it* dimming scenes.
Wc “hold tlie wmld hat ns the world,
A stage where every matt must play n pin.”
Lulmr ix mil vocation, und llm cliihl dim* not
more loudly hail it* mother, than doe* tlm wearied
Printer those few Imlydny* vvhicli, interspersed
throughout tho year, nllord him rest from his labors
nml recrrniioii for hi* IniN.
Society, y ield' d to the claim* of business, opens
Ii.t hospitable il i-rs lo /mile too often upon Time’s
pi'ixonci, and tim euptivo of hu-v care rejoice* to ex
e-lingo such a chain for that ul'lhecnpiivo of friend,
ship's dimmed circle.
"If all the year were playing holy-days,
To sport would he nx Icdimis ns to work;
But when they $rhloin come, they wish'd for conic,
And imthing plcaxcth but rare accident.”
Wa would play tlm foul wills Time, und tiie
spirit* of lit® wise would jo/riy from their scat* in
the cloud* mock 11s forour folly.
•* 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich."
Ami lie vvlnidisduins to fulfil tlm precept of the
Highest deserve* 00 hnlyday, which like mimic
comes o'er the ear like the sweet South,
“That breathes upon .1 Imuk of violets,
Stealing nml giving odour."
Our province it is to fill the Georgian with the
new* of the day.
To dny wc have Imt little.
Congress suspended business until Mon lay last,
that the member* may exchange those civilities,
appropriate at Chii/imus.
Wc have already advised you that tho Banks
threntcu lo resume. Many ufyoti, perhaps, know
it from the fact thnt notes at sixty days do not com
mand money us they wcic wont to do.
Yon nre already nWaro that
“To Enylutiiis Throne is horn ‘a lively daughter-’"
Thut Crowns have in 1810 proved u bauble,
!ifii :.|i powerful love has exerc’ro d its influence.
But of ill s the Carrier Buy will discourse toyou.
HoLi.and's Ki.nourn! Spain's faikQl lk.n have
in proptia persona proved lim violence of love.
“This is die very rcatary of love.
Where violent property forcible) itself,
Anil lends the will to desperate undertaking*,
As oil ns any parsiou under heaven,
That does atilictour natures.”
Wo must here pause in our remarks, without
occluding them, ns our Washington letter was
received by the'Augusta mid of last evening,
and wo nre un» illirg to drier it until until Sundnv,
which, ns two of our force were on regimental pa
rade yesterday, wc would otherwise! uu compelled
to do.
Wo miut not pause, however, without wishing
one ami all a II Al’l’Y NEW YEAR.
MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK. *
By tlm s'enm packet Charlea Downing, Captain
Dent, tlm Editor of the Georgian his trecued the
following letter front hi* Coitc«potideiit.
| From our Correspondent.]
ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 28.
On Sunday last, at 4.J I*. M-, I Iur'schooner John
McCIune, Capt. W.H, Fireman, of I’lnludclphia,
booul I'lunt St. Thomas with u ■mill cargo, .pioeg
•leak, suppo/cd front pitting un aftfr hidl, which
til" coins* uf llm nx*.**• I tipped ulf, tried (1 five her
till 2 A M , when finding vc**tl had fiotn st-vm lo
(Correspondence of the Georgian.)
WASHINGTON, Dec 20.
Dear Sir:—B-th House* of Congress adjourned
over for the Christina, holjd'iy* until 'Monday next,
"hen they will asxomldc to settle the affair* of tho
Nntio i. Tlmie has been as yet,hm a thin llotue
iu oith-r end of the enpitn), Imt I presume nfter the
first of January, every member who is not detained
hy sickm s. or ucoidciit, will he ut his post.
Christmas is hittging on iu this "city of magnifi
cent dixinuci'*” ux heavily as may he. Aihitniry
ml*'* of con loci, ami convention'll eliquo'tn, which
not unfiequenily result in dandy imn tml elVemimcy,
have wholly uifiited our metropolitan bertux and
boll"*, fin 1 lie enjoyment oftfioxo honext, heat ty ami
hilarious pax'imcs and festivities, which mntk llm
advent of this merry season, among llm l-s* 1 o-trlet*
ed hot equally intelligent men and women who live
out of town Hore wo linvo no meriy meeting*, no
lively datiros, no "hull, play, rout or tevei’’ noth
ing nf that out-in caking,- nml unbounded joy ond
hnpplmi.s, which comes in laughter und song, nml
is seen nml felt o ily where heart m -et* heart, un
checked ami stayed hy thu nice balance* and criti
cal courtesies of"gentnol society.”
If you sally fort It on llm 25th day of December
to "look for Christmas"on Pennsylvaniauvenne,
you aro met hy tint lean, hungry, Cnx-ius look of
some /ch'iming, anxious, fur reaching poliltc’an,
whose very Mentis ho tread* the pavement seems
to echo, office, office. Further on you tn ct tl.o
Congic-xmau, big with hi* ie f-impoitaneo, nnd re*
markable for hi* airs nnd dignities*, strutting Ids
"brief hour” with a very mugniilcentp'intp, ai d
whose only net of cmmlescen-lun in his lofty promc-
nndo is to peer vVitli it curious scrutiny under tin
bonnets of tho beautiful girls who pass hint. If
you continue your *t?»rc!i n little furdt-r nn tl.o
pner, you conte in contact with that far famed'
tnu.'li nlaisc.I, uud sorely limited biped, yclrpnl
tho " office hiddei." Willi 11 systematic civility
which imliculi'S u tutored uml practised ohcdiencu
Im stoves hy you cautiously, os if imt to iiifeml.uml
ii'iximi* at h ast to Secure for h mxelf your fnvouiu*
Id" conriderntinp. Instead nf futlening on tin
*'spoil* of oflic" you find film nrukiel wills tlm
trace* nf many care*, depressed hy I ihorious day
and slreplrss nights, looking into ilm futoro with
wilful ii'.licipntinnx, und having iilmut him id
those mark* of poverty and pinrhing necexxityi
whielt meagre uml iaxi.tfieicnt saliiies, in nn ex-
pi'iisivo inetriipii'ix, tiro aim >xt ccnnin to induce.
Aeon, von meet w ith 11 bevy »fgiil* who would hu
in Try if they might, nnd who might he merry if
they would, hut ih whom tie lit shoe*, light lacing,
the Greeian bund, utld uiineing step* leave yon
""iiiii.g to ndtr.iro hut llm extreme caricature tiny
present of " lovely woman." Then you meet tho
dandy, thu real, professional heau Brummcl dnndy,
March and buckram from Imud to font, envfllopetl
its tlm prnfu-n nnd formhljhlo mostachio, extreme
ly nice ami particular in nil hi* movement*, ini ffit
Ide in Ids demeanor, nnd looking ns if unn good
hearty backwoods laugh would burst hint rju'Jb
open.
Of these, the renowned Ch'valid Bodiseo,
Am'iimi Iur Extraordinary ami Minister I’lenipo
tentiaiy fram the Emperor of all the Unss'ns stand
mil pre-emiacnily. He i* n man of many parts, hut
nil hi* other part* ore thrown hopelcs.ly in o llm
shade hy the unlimited extent of hi* .whisker* and
mustache. It is Irtio that common tuport aitrihitte.x
r'ii* excellence of tbe.xo facial append>igex to the
skill uad ingenuity of hi* haiher, hat a certain in-
dividml who iins 11 butter right lo know tlm truth
iqm 1 llm subject than any other denounce* tho
r-*p >rt us false uml *l.tiid>Tous. Gay equipage*
with liveried coachmen nnd ntteuduiitx, in tawdry
lace, h 1 tuing cold, lofty und im,'i ntaut dignitaries
whirl hy jam ut every turn, while the pour hack-
man, who inihi* city.ut K'n*ijn*‘'onoof utlinu.and'*
niixiuii'ly looking nut fur •' height nr pnanugi*”
urge* If* hnlffainlslied ca'tle nt a killing pac- over
lit-* Ma'caiiami/.'d surface of the hro-.ul avenue.
Ronlling silk.i uml gay liroc ides, the glittei in-stars
of f .reign nobility,llm oMeul.ilious impudciaV nf the
young attaches of diplomatic establishments, llio
glare and pomp of extreme wealth, the rags mid
squalid misery of .extreme poverty, thd restraint of
1 lie officeholder,"nd the ravenous wolf-like rride of
tho office seeker, conspire with a thousand ntlmr
indications uf grave formality and conventional de
corum to convince you that Washington City is not
tho place to look lor the festivities of thni old,
titna-homired log cabin "marry Christmas," which
was wont to return to us once n year, nt leuxt when,
you und I were light hrarlod hoys.
Politics! politics * politic*!—men, women nr.d
children feed and live on poli ics, and p'diii-al ox.
ciientent in thi* place. Edwin Forrest plays to empty
bonclm* in tho National Theatre, and even Fanny
Ellsler Imrxelf might “overstep tho modesty of nn*
tore," without fearing the saucy gaza of a crowded
pit below.
But let some honorable brawler nf the House
of Representatives propoxo to deliver n vociferous
hninuguc upon log cabin*, hard cider.nnd conn skins,
nml the g'lllciiex will bo filled lo xtiffiication. Not
only men, but dolictre females, who, one might sup*
po.e, could he better employed ut their own firexi ! ea*
and in their domu«tic circle*, will stum! nml sit
hir limits «ii thu rrovvded benches of tlie galleries
apparently absorbed by u debate, which, ma unfro,
quently, verge* upon indecency, and i* almost nl.
ways ttide nml oflenxive toch ist" nnd cultivated
oars. The consequence of this stale of things i* thu |
Httcicy iu Washington is consequently excited upon
false principles, uml the holy charities nf * icial lifu
are comparatively disregarded. Rumor with bar
humlrod tongues has unbounded license, nnd every
day gives birth to some now political *cun Ini A* 1
have come here to see the worl l anil Gen Harrison,
imd am merely a looker on in Venice, I shall oc
ciisi"inl!y give you snmo m"ico of wlwi i* passing
at tlm grunt American Capitol 1 have time now
only to »ny thnt the Democracy here aro in high
/pirils; they know thnt they stand upon firm ground
w ith their principles dearly marked out muld-lincd.
It i* trim limy have been lienten In tho late contest-
hut they endure limit defeat with that fortitude which
none but tin s® who fight for principloonn ever know-
Tho Whig* tauntingly tell ux wo nro bonton, and
in n minority. Our reply Is, it may ho *0, hut one
thing is certain, Quincy Adame, anil Daniel
Webster are not beaten. Let the people nl Geor
gia thifk of that. Titos® two veteran Federalist*
and Abolitionists claim to bo now where ll ey ever
have been, ami whore they ever mean to hr, They
have clmngn*d none of iludr principles, and yt lit
the last codicil in Georgia, tlm Hnrrloon I'ariy
fought under 1 ha banner which the*" louder* put
in tho hands of their nominee, whom limy made,
mu thoir Chief, but simply a uml in boor up and
advui.ee the fl >$ nmWr wldeh th®y Impid lo |-l*co
ihrlr principles th* aternda
Wrhater ure the victor*! Mr. Clay
with them. 1 line uic tlm foesag^
liav® fought, ami hy whom we luve
rily iK'fcatnl. They rluitn the whig
Si'tilii a* thoir o'lirs. How f Of court# on
Will th® mm* of hnnrst hut deluded men ^ Geor*
gia who vaTPd for Harrison, suffer their iftf|i| at
home tahind ilmm loth® triumphal car of* Adams
nml Wchstnf To that point exery thing herein
fart tending,
Thu Whig leader* inCnngresi hare lately been
making aomn pretty tlarmlrig devalopomenta and
•novumeat., of wltidt t ritall give you mote account
in my «ubit'nurn» letter*. At present you mey rest
asstirrd thnt the coming Administration of General
Harrison is to ho established upon the principles
which hnvo herelnfor® so distinctly marked the
course of Meur«. Allan* end Webster, and which
have rendered them so justly hateful and obnoxious
to Southern men. Mr Clay is at prerent in Now
York, whither report snys he ha* gone to make car-
din political annngrinrnts lo fill the new
thine*, thnt ixtohcnftrr the fourth of Mutch next.
Of ull these, however, and many mnre, I will write
you in derail hjHcufn
in Now
ink® car® i
•tat® of I
ch next.
•ill urrll®
FROM FLORIDA.
Extract from a letter from Brigndlnr General
Armistead commanding the army in Florida, to the
Secretary of War, dated
‘•Tampa, Dcrembei 12, 1840.
“Several Indian*, understood to ho of the Talla-
h'issre tribe, Imve lately rnmo in oi Fort King, and
reported that,n large number would come in, in a
tiny*. I have diicctcd Lieutenant Colonel
Riley, tho corunmmhii't nl Fort King, to treat them
well, and urge tlmm to pr cccd to this port at once,
ux I did n»t c mceive it proper in mo to go back to
them niter their lute conduct.
“Ait Indiuu wnnior and his family, six in number,
cante in hero on the Oth. He is deteimined to go
West. I liuvu used every inducement to procure
Iii* services nx u negotiator, hut he is afraid to re®
turn to hi* people."—(.lobe, 26/A ull.
FitoM Mkxico.—'The Mexican brig Fuiebio or*
rivi d yeetenlny in 10 days from Campeachy. Tho
rumor when she left wn* thnt the Prrrident of Mex.
ico hid solicited aid (rum the naval forces of Eng.
land, to reduce the province uf Yucatan.
Every thing wax quiet at Campeachy, and tho
Stutu of Tuhusco ix said to lie completely under
the control of tho Federalists—AT..(J. Picayune,
Dee. 25.
LIST OF ACTS,
Passed during the *e*«ion of tho General Assembly
of tl.e Slate of Georgia, in the year 1810.
t CONCLUDED.]
2."». To compel the s<v> ml hunks in this State to
redeem their respective liabilities in specie, ond to
provide for tlie forfeiture of the charier or chatters
of euch as muy retime. "
2ti To coii.o!idale thu offices of receiver hnd col- ’
lector of taxes nf this Smtc, so far ux relates to iliu
comities rf Mucnn, Monittonieiy, and Clarke.
27. To alter nnd amend tl.o romh laws of this
Statu, no fur us relutes tu the county of Munigc
in ry.
23. To niter nnd clmitgc tho namrs of certain
poisons therein coiitnined, und to legitimutizo the
same.
29# To ntiriiarize the Justices of the Inferior
Court., so fur nx respect* tlircountiea of Wilkinson
nnd Floyd, lo levy un extra tux for county purposes.
30. To incurporote theOxfotd Female Academy,
iu tlm county cf Newton, und tu appoint' truaters fur J
the snmr.
31. To crcntn nnd cMnblish a free ayxtem of'
I'V.iinition by- common schools, in the county cf,
Biillm-li. 1
32. For lha relief of Fcl’x Arthur, of Cus* corn:
»/•
33. To m .ho permanent the sito of public bu|
iiigsnii'l dent of Justice fi>r llm county ol'Gi m*
the town ul Kiijny, ntid 11 iucurporutu the sur - *
31. To extend ihecorpnrnio limits of the j 1
McDonough, in the countv of Henry,nnd
upon the commissioner* of said town ceitq
iimI privilege*.
35. To iiuihorizn the JtiMiccs of lliet
the several districts within the corporal/
Macon, Bilib rounty, lo hold their Col
Court I louse uf raid county, nml torn!
Juxtice.x of the I'cnco to require cnxts to t
secured lii'forit stills lire conimi.'iired.
36. To u-ld tlm re-idoncc of John Mi
tho comity of lloiixinn, to the county of Ml
37. To incorporate nn uendemy in then
Muiyx, Camden enmity; also to inccporutc
demy in the county of Cobh, and to appoint 1
for tlm tamo.
33. To cstnbliiJi certnin cl -ctinn precincts,
to change others therein nnnied.
39. Toinco'porati) tho several nendemies IrV
1111 Hied, and to uppoiut trusicex for tlio sume, ttra
cooler con 11 in right* and privileges upon tho sail .
4J. To iitiihorixu ov. rrcera of ronda, for C| f
tnutt" nnd Ru(>uu counties, to appoint waruers, nnrv
tu define their flu'it's*.
41. To nnthoriro William B. Dudley, of the
county ol' Klimt t, to eslnhlisli u leiry ucru/s Brand
River, on hi* ow 11 laud, and lo luguhtlo tho rate* of
ferriage tlu-reof; mid lo regulate tho ferriuge of
Henry E. Nnslie'* ferry, on suid river.
42 To ctiuipetnuitit grand nnd petit Jtirors in the
counties of Wine and Chaitobgn, ond to authorise
the Inferior Court* ofauid counties lo levy an extra
tax to pay situ! Juror*.
•13. To extend the lime for taking out grant* ft-r
laud*, in tlm counties of or ig 1 rm I ly Early, It win,
Appiiiitt, Hull, Haberflinin, und Knhun, and to
provide for the same if not grunted within the time
extend tl.
41. To point out the ttihuunl nod mode fur the
trial of question* of citizenship, in certain cases,
uud to declare what shall hu ovidecnein the same.
45. Touuihurixelho sheriff* und clerk of Superior
nt.d Inferior Courts ol tho county of Campbell to
insert their udvortisemcni* in any of tho public
gazelle* iu llm C'owetn circuit,
46. To explnin nn net entitled nn act to enmpen
sate the superiniendutilti of precinct elections of
Troup. Harris ond Richmond counties, nsientedin
2d December, 1839, so fur us telule* to the cowwU
of Troup.
47. To repeal nn net entitled nn act to establish
e'eetion dixtrictsin the several rouutiesthereinnnnt
eJ,*o fnr ns relate* to the county of Hurris.
48. To change tho pluro of holding flection*,
from Hend-rsonx to the White Sulphur Springs,
both in tlm third district of Alcr.w-ciher county.
49. To repeal so much of nn net posed 23d De
cember, 1839, us relates to thenomes of certi'in per
sons; nml to ulier the mimes of the sume, nml to leg
it unitize them nnd oth* r* therein named, nnd mnku
them legal nnd luwful heirs oftheir reputed father*.
59. To chtingennd define the line between tlio
ceuniie* of Gwinnett nnd DeKulli, so us to Include
tlm pm-nises of Wiliinm Nishet, immediately on the
line in tlm county oi Gwinnett on fuclion Lot No.
356, in the cunty of DeKnlb.
51. Toiepialun r.ci cnlitlrd un act to consolidate I
the office^ of receiver ol'tnx tetui ns, mi fnr a* relate* /
to il.o counties of Buldwin, Chnileogn, Franklin,l
Gwinnoit, ILurd. Upson, Wilkes, McIntosh, fho®l
nuts, Jeff-r*mi, Cuhb, Hancock, Dooly,and Morion.f
fussed Dili Dcccmt.cr, 1833, so far as relate* 10 thf
county ot Upson. - .
52. Tofotnt ndditional precinct* in the county ol
limiMon.
53. Amendatory loan net relative to the lever
t-.x law* of thi* Sinte, which wua approved on tt
8:h Dccemlier, 1810.
54. To authorise his Excellency the Governor I
cause to he paid over to liter proper nuthoritfea 1
the several countie* in thi* Stnte, all money* due tij
Academic FoorSclioul Fund, under tho act of IT
and 1833. , .
56 To niter athl omrnd the ninth section ot il
Judicialy net of 1700. ond the first section of on nl
trlalive io executions, pnssrd 14th December, 1811
57. To repeal »o much of an uct pa.xed 20th
comber, 1037, n* relate# to the consollduiion oft
office* of lux receiver nnd collector of tax returns]
the county of Floyd.
53. To authorise the Clerk of the Inferior Co,
of Ilm count) • f Clark tu advertise Estreyi in d
of tho enxottc* published In Athens.
”e.. ilm mince of holding electic
uu . To chnttge tho pin . _
ilm county of Tulbot, from the house of Hub:, Cs
ton, in *utd comity, «ml turstuLlt.lt on election «
clnct in the county of Hull. cM
(10. To iiin. u l an act passed 23J Decs ,
1039, changing the county ailo ol Dooly county]
(il. TonathorseThomas U Husnu nnd Cm
ny, to crucm hriilgo actos* the Etowah ritti
Cus* county, und to rhar|it toll at the sun*.
6/. Tiinmhori#* the Justin* of Ilia It.
Court of Ojleiliiirj r county, lu lee* and cofld
extra inn fi<r the |'ui|io»u of lui:din| a uawjj
•aid county.
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