The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1847, Page 4

and tele the question, a0 ® proposition inde- | beret wigs hove been, oe ts Mr Hi..tano after qaotiog the act extablishiog the | Rumber of horses. for the payment of which int Next followed s disoussioa on the Smithsonisa | Smithsonian Jastitutiou, prooveded to defend the mont has made hicase!f responsitie. wi collected. Fawttavion: ‘Mr-Hilliard bravely defen ting it. and Mr. | tution from injurious reperts in relatioa to it He | various of the territery of C: their and the m. 3 2 ame ‘adcow Johason, of Tennesse, attackiag it with the | denied amoug other thiags, that an old Bible had been during the campeign of the conquest, and heels, bat the jet qe nee i bbls eNUEMS F SHIP WUHAMY ferosity of chs Kaight of La Mancha, oa his ever-mem- | purchased for the library at an extravagan’ price: spoke ° \nsurgente, many of these being worn out yet, ros never a eaten 6 t 4, - Fable asvaul¢ apoa ch+ wiat mill All very tru; the | in favor of the plan of organization. and the eooaomy. | View, were left in diffrent srotions of the } expressed ap —" ice 2 8 9 te recmber, ana me bequest was Bvested in those Arksasas bonds, which | jastend of extravagance of the board of regents, and op- | coasequence cf the operations incident to = ————_—__—— ret Ha os 3 x Arksasis bas aot redosmed; but te Govecamont was | posed the rule, (abovegiven) presented by the commit- | pooullar character, extending, avit did, over Derrorr Dee, 11, 1847.59 28 ig W ORLEANS—Loaisians apd New 1 Fespaasible for tas moasy,aad Congress.ia making it | tee for adoption stance of territory The Michigan Wolun‘cers—-Navigati The C. 7 2 38 it f Le oh of _ od, did oaly an act of the commonest honesty. [Sev | Mr Jounson, of Tennessee, gave his views. It would | “After the treaty of Conengs, and peace had been % meetien ae. Camry, 27 168 sae i GO, louse report.) have been better if the money of Mr. Sewithsoa hed | Once more restored to Californis, the horees end mules | #ilread—Movernent in Pol.tics—Financial—One of 26 7 Dee. ith, Misy.. Dor Gogh s Mr. Cal rowa, we uadsrstand, considers that his volicy | been refused by our government. The iastitution was | belenging to the government were ordered to be eol- the Heroes. ap 61 4 fare: . OF poses, with Mexion, at given las lato editorial of the Herald, | to be nu incubus, a draia on the Troasury He believed | lested at different polots and held subject to the orders | A brief synopsis of matters and things in th: 23 20 se foot ae Re is act exaotly the ides, especially ia refereace to his re- | it had ite origin in sin, and would grow grey in iniquity | of United States officer, it being understood that Inge in the peninsu. tos is 26 Bouth street. ‘Ageut ia New On Wen. Creery, aelutions—they are merely declaratory against the It would be maintained at the public expense, aud re. | reoelpte will be given, im the event ef eng animals bein: le State, may not be out of place in your well filled co- 3 10 355 whe wil promedy forward all to his addrers, Frekei sorption of che Republic of Mexivo ; but apart from t! tura no gvod to the prople. taken lamus. Our volunteer regiment {s about ready for a va- i it 212 me 'UN will succeed the eGo, and sari her requ- resojutions, we do not discover that the editor of the THE RULES aGain, Licutenents Revere and Meury, of ths | mose,eod one battalian will move next 29 102 ~ anil Cs Hernid has Misuaderstood materially the ground occu-| Mr C. J. [xoensoLi. understood that om Monday next mee bat command ia that dis | command of Col. T. BW. Stockton “Colts ina rade iw et Ny peg eee pled by Me Calhoun. A'woek ortwo more, and we shai | (che old raion having been adopted uatil the third Moa- caw | deal Wan teeh.ond eb teonh oe i iat yhoo aoe alt about 36. ah cece ati ing | O27, 0% December ouly,) there would be no rules exenot . Tee c0- | oy. Yon conpocles are apusiered’ in, Unt then seek 28 208 chat The body een bright an 4 eautiful; the evening | those which had been to-day adopted. Aad he submit iofa- the whole number being about 750, Ser, are not iu rt ral ~ comes on slesr and-eparkling. “Respectfully. op | ted aresslation, which wes reed: vis: horses | ‘Toe Lieut Colonel is Mr Williams, editor ana propris: | pVntezamas 2 3 or pate, ‘ . je rules Congress, together with Of the | tor of the dver iver, the whi 5) eae 3 coben, anf gecond a the modifications, adopted to-day, be ‘as the ‘estate ot ¥ Ctrpee: Cou: Jefferson, 29 23} he XH ., be adopted se inch s soldier. The Major isa German, Reuple,a good | ComPery, 6 ‘crrest. Posi: THIRVIETH CONGRESS, Tales of the House during this session of Congress Waliejo | caloer, and like the Colsoel und Lister Gone ee eee | Sm EEteabeth, W: 2 Ne 3 soa cer FIRST SESSION. t tie ben [have to make to the family and property. ‘The uniforms, a durk bius jacket, | George & Mary, J Buley, 1 11 2 Mr san sew She Inonnscut-+ Walt eli thia esoterion eo weted woe oats | Stmz, ime rente end caps, ond grest-coats are nearly Com 2 10 a 33 yy House cheap se a ieacted upon completed. The whole command will be off in a fort- ——— or Tiempsensnttyat. ae Me. Hitttanp 1 Lave only one word. F Souoms: | night ahd zu we pedrsrused. » Dee, 18, 1847, Mr Heniky—I have an amendment to the rules. [It c \eformed avigetion “ee Mr. Hunt prosented the resolutions of the Legislature "Tne ee aetne onl: ated. w theChalr did a i bes be bea om: bg Seen ie hake nat wae 2H = a of New York. in favor of the coustruction of @ railroad | sppoint the Committee, win, thas the valesang, © it sant Capt. Fe | a Rg allroad, Ai; = ing eg LeeTtR” Whiteay, oad aking aoa, pega fog the road to New Buffalo. the termioucon Leke Mich. : ar ve Ate 83 P a Ni a ° ‘ = 480 ‘ See et eae ee | eee a bare. autos | Srwand’ ‘They hare cit lange fowe iveehe ig | Se ‘cmuetice =. | | Mee eens Settase wepeineieh Goate ys Cf art i or a 4 — a - men oe h e whalel je importes es no correct view - THE ONE HOUR RULE—SHALL IT BE ADOPTED? have rules for the government of the House, hour rule, Den: | irneasiy all under pliner ohn orb port raver Pg ates easeoue cet s oh feb hed vesv ously come hae teens Mr. C. J. Ixaensot, from the committee on the| andall of their bone. rule,ereported a substitute for the thirtieth rule: that no Mr. Sarton moved that the House oderstand. the t on the continent. Spoken. memb-r ‘ball ocoupy mors than one hour ands half in| Mr. fitiisno was peraltted by courtesy, vo mame the eal | coches sews wit oxk alsa ies meres hay Uetir> aay Welch anda , Merithew, i . boetilt debate; but any member reporting # measure shall Fave | third Monday of January. os the time to which the rule : mount | are doing an immenre business, and it is said a dividend Ports. mittee ; told me | of 45 per cent, will be declared, I doubt it very much; Dee eit Solotton Pi tl \ ean, for Balti: the privilege of opening and closing the debate. And | ¢, when e dovete shall close by order of the Flouse, five | states, *Ppolntment of the Smitheonion Gor much; | Raaoxp Istap at and | for New York, 11d of minutes shall be allowed to any member who may offer | to Mr Jonuneo, Gea | asthe expenses must be enormous, but that five shall be postponed, but he had no opportunity to reply chs EA Thompson, ima, Spurling, wii anameadment to explaia ir wh ob | larger dividends will be d-clared hereafter, | deem cer- | more: Mr. Ponoce Wit it be in order, me And the House adjourned. of the | tain it little is offered, commands 107 |, St tins, Dec 4—Bark Jane, Witham, of Portland, ldg; < order, Mr. Speaker, to retueed brigs Naraliska,, B d_ for New York, 1dj Mi nd, without disco List of the Pi amend the last substitute reported by the committee? 2 : ‘ep to | cage, $3 peer ogo riser Long, of exdforgelimore ide | their day of miliogvand tie address of the Mr. Hovstow, of Alabama (in his aeac) —ertainly you Court Martial of Lieut Col, Fremont. wen | @ enix propeller seems 4 re Home n us, can be pad on application ot th " oes “ow have sright to offer an amendment to the substitute Wasniarox, Deo. 17, 1847, pout | Ayia away, though every one emits it was through | poston, Dec 18—Cld barks J W Blodgett, Loring, Trinidad; | PY leith, Apost Pads) to P. W. WRNES «C ‘The Sreaxen (to Mr. Pollock)—It will be in order The court met this morning at the usual hour. gross and culpable carelessness. | do not believe there | alex indre, (Fr) Bilard, New York, part of her inward cargo; CL a RE Sets Bs 4, ME Poutoce—i move, then, to strike out the words, | Litut. Col Faemowr read th following paper:— ve was in Commndore Stockton's ee catlet Une Ter hence cane eh ‘Tripided: Jane Howes, Dyer, Hich- | Boat tt AOR MALIBAR AND Live and a half.” sothat n0 member may ocoupy more th Mr. President —Lieut, Col Fremont has am application | came with ut as fat aa Beat Valley, trom whence he wan | Politian areauinceent bar dee niece > oriole, ; SHIES FOR HALIFAX AND LIVEREGO ‘an hour in debate. No member should occupy more | 0 make, and an argument to read in support of it. {9 | obliged to retura In consequnm pp awd, ‘olitios are quirecent. but the friends of Gen, Cass} Norrorx, Dee 16.—Arr Br brig aia, Rennard, from BERNIA, Cape Borie from New York, Ist ja than an hour, and we should all see the viility of such a | ‘elation to @ question offered when Major Gillespie was | cannot tell the precise ae Great exertion to seoure for bim the dele- | © Reiarene 0 epalt, damage: ed i hag nants, Gab DONA. 3 a Ra og H pa january rule, Hts believed, members ever spoke an hour | lat beiore the eourt,and which was not allowed to | usa, hut iy linprestion im that ihe umber of Booe po ag eg sland; achre Cl Deaton rom Centre: | Broadwayd ee ar ee own satisfaction, or @ satisfaction of the . yuceseded Col. Fremont i le ‘ranconia, Kemp, fm Boston, iu ballast. Sid, bark maa ye ey rr = Ore sia We i | ae enn ra tga nr | East se Se | Want aay ar | Og, ae wag eee tt | Aer ab coy PEAKE questicn is on the amendment of 0 put ‘the substance of wht | thousaad General Dix cou! ; . from rund, bound te ‘favorite packet ahips, will sail punetually os follow the gentleman from Pennsylvania Major Gillespie's anawer woult have been, an he (Li usand. -, reqpectfully, your most obedient wrwaat, | “hertlge's,could carry the Stale against Gon: Cass. | Sulendid, Dery, from Nasdooeke, boyed ta Now Haren: | Whe Liverpatt, 1 ony. (rom New fork ow tit Decombe Mr, Coutamen proposed # verbal amendment to insert | Col Fremont) is informed and believes, if it had TAH GILLESPIE. | gud will soon’ haves bullies foc the crysis stage, | froin do, bound todo.” : doi Gen oBlarions | and irom Liverpool th February. ‘The Siddscs, 1189 tons, the word on," vo read any member reporting on a | Put. If necessary. the substance of his answer can be | «tlon ‘Tuomas Bunton Sommodation of the legislature and State departazenta, | , NEY GEREORD, D iam, Fish, Bucks- BACT Rots eee eee eee” pply members reporting mea- | Verified by affidavit. Lient. € 1 Fremont is further instracted 7 : . | ville, 3C; Masar Ce it " Saree, aud mensbers reporting against measures.» ‘After reading the above, the court was cleared for | sounsel, to y kn couste of fac, oc pt tae 1} ae Dolghte, 7 tg) pgrons Doc it—Arr sche Ceres, Sinith, from Trinidnd £0 the qbrated parketrabip, Quen of Mr. Tavax Sotrres waa gonaivie that the liberty of de. | some time. When opened, the Jupce Apvocars stated | trstimony of making avy mution, hes a legal right go be | end Bostou,end by Ciecerel Cass, and rene see eee eee eae cont Virginia fordo. Cla bark | Garrick. to Liverpool, or those Date on many occasions hed been abused, shamefully abu- | that the court would permit t per to be read. heard in support ‘of bi 1d also mostly merchants The Far Tyee iow te, harles Devens, Bailey, NOrlean: wishing to send for their a the pid eomnere, Will crate fea; but thi was {acideut to our free natitutions wnd | Liewt Co. gnowr then fead as follows: | right to be heatd in anewer by TiS Gpapser, of Comsndcigus, Litehinieseainay Passengers Arrived. Hee te ee oer orton: the isc end Seth of rack mous 8 weenjoy under the Conastituti Mr. President — Lie tle : J seeps Ad 4 Bnd “oe aed our RO +d td of Utiea, and Ten Eyck, ot Madison, or Caze- | gavanzau—Bark Veruoo—Rev Mr Ellis—3 in the steergge. | 8nd from Li } form of government. Whenever it shall be necessary, | Dis counsel to say, that the proceedings of a general ef fy V form of government. W/benever it shall be mecemary, | court martial are Aanlogous to those of courte of law,in | (tout Cal irreumont) "is advioed, te se varia. the lovurance Beak lately, ite reportod.chang- | Curanunston—Bhip H Allen~ble Georae Pomeroy: Not oneepeech out of five hundred produces any effect | this, that they ai ion and reversal before | thority of Lord Era Me Wier. Do Mert, Majer | Beatrarba cron cnee cee Albay Oley Sr paar OREN here. {(Bat's a faot,”} Measures arv carried into effect | * Superior tribunal; and therefore should show upon the | tough, and many other writers on the law martial, that | that bauk. who. with Mr Cornine’t attorner, Lone Reset aiapertesonse after private consultation elsewhere, and not in conse: | face of the record every thing which it necessary to ens- | thesame rule is of lawful obligation iu courte mastial. | comtrol it” The banka dec emall, bas eafe tortocsn sect queace of what is here said. ble the ruperior tribunal to judge correatly the proceed: | and that he cannot be legally deprived of ius demedt, | Sill mot, | thint be eau Bsiwaiae ene and eet, New York, or to W. TAI Livervont Liverpool on the 6thand. Ith. T sone, jptieation must be made to Wt, ene raed orge’s Buildings, Regent's RK PONES Jae STEAMBUA1» 2 Ob ALBANY, bi ly, Sundays ipepieg = Turongn Ditest—/At 5 oclonie M., from the Pier between Courtlandt aud [al streel Steal best UREGON, Capt. A. P. St. John, will leave om a e 5 he Mr. Poutocx again took the floor. He did not believe | 1pg8. The President ofthe Uniced Stares is that supe- | without his consent S 2 '& co—16 bales Cameron & Brand—16 cks mi thet the adopiion of the hour rule would infringe ou the | ‘or trib most materialenquiries is to | “In conclusion Lieut, Colonel Faesowr is jastemoted | epoinht, Moleynoise, 3d dragoons, who was favorably rs Cornell & Brothers—39 bus mdze | Monday. Wednesday. ings. ‘at 5 0’ poten omnn t Congr eras | quran sence aces Tanti ne | laren Out ory rh SN | eee ace anes tea. | Reaaeye sy AH Weir cage a | Ree OLMMA ata emt To no law abridging “the freedom ofspeech or uf the press.” | mitted or rejected by the court. And he refers to tue May 3 He regerded the adoption of the hour rule, originally, as | Opinion of the then Attorney General of the United prisy fetes’ retin Wirt org tee, his strong con | {i He $ hi a whig measure, and he regretted that the frat act ot | States, Mr. Wirt, quoted as law by Do Hart, in his trea: | struction on the words” orders inthe case,’ and wbicb | retruit for his company, which ft here ta April this whiz House isan effort to repeal it. If the privilege | tise on Court Martials (p. 206), in support of the views | got was specially passed to meet the present case, (that str00g. and is op etiens to tek i . “ Ys oT ees) Bk ea lords tales 2G Mesritt—7 J Buckley | 5 O'clock, P. M—Landing at places the itl | & ‘o~ ks I bx mdz. F Burrtt—3108 bere Looe 967 bundles t foot of Barclay street. Eceamsbeas, 8, CLAUE, Ceo louday, Wednesday. oa clock. Steamboat SOU’ pei, 308 Brig Atinatia—90 bales goat skins 500 i MIERICA, arto ak ee ‘will (eave on. Tuesday, Is old 4y Gecarday eftera hk. . twelve years efter | ed at the charge on the garita, arrived here last o of speaking should be extended to an hour and a half of his counsel, now presenved to the court. ‘The follow: | of weommanding general becoming the accuser wad | captaia bas had the good luck te be the only captain in Bods tbe jopper 776-teas bras wuraday and y afternoons.’ at 5 o'clock. ‘The above the time would all be died up, But, se a sanitary regu: | ing isthe opinion of Mr. Wirt: prosecutor of an officer under his command) and still | his regiment reported for his gallantry; aad Major Cass, & Sou 69 bls goat skins Boonen Graves & co. | boats will atall times arrive in Albany im ample aime for in maa etorr tte com neae lt at, | quit tse Fusbegh Nee Tek oes | tea tesserae Ate cate | She mig bay thar tue nt pou bu, bs rabicerite=ts teat Sonee” | Briel evans Papeete i : a : De fanet tear be Geer | 'aoun 4 aomeet, Raga ae rate rates, and none taken atter 4 0’! .M.. All persons hia voice; and this may produce bronchitis” Why. | Sth June, 1819, there was an appeal made by the prisoner | sigered are legislative choles y at ; Verucam. Domesiic Importations. ‘ 8. y y the p sidered asa legislative cootirmation of his opiaion; amd GuejunanelUhin Hartfocd=eslales eoteoa’Fillgee K com | cece iyesttte any of the aren a sa tne, without . then, endanger the health of members? ‘The gentleman | to the President, on the ground that the court had re- he P = =a — : a or dred influenced the action of this body. T'his, certain. | defence. Upon the question which then arose an to the | decisions and proceedings of all, general courts martial Greek, Marhet. hice Be De Forrest & co-G4 Gibbs & co~67 Goodae k com2ie | 2 0° hart ly, does not farnish an argument why 6 which | power toxrant a new trial, the Attoroay General (Mr. | and will take notice of the eald errors as they appear — Exch nge Hoard} Merrimack Manu- | to order— 1!5 bbls turpenting Curtis and Bolton—4¢ Hill Gow: PAGEGTS ROR HAV Ri Second ‘ean be delivered in five hundred hours, ald occupy | Wirt) said that ‘the President of the Uaited States had | goon the record, without any assignment of errors, or 1B Lowell Railroad 363; 61West | dy—aud snadries to VB Weed. Bmith, Wright &, ¢ CA, D. B. Swan, master, will sail on the Is seven hundred and fifty hours. Tho'usual mode has | the power to order a new trial for the benefit of | writ of errors, or formality of appeal; and is, therefore. re Sareet, oe S, Cashbers Koen N Mumford, C Prick, Petiy & Mann, Haskell | PF OUR CHANGED 10 5— NEW. YORK ALBANY Yeon fore member to speak his hour, and write out | the prisoner; and such power was derived from | Satitied to have « full view of every fact which is neces: Mi73 Kast Boston Company | “Me neenoer a, i Fe EN ee eee eee ete whatelsehe has to say for the benefit of his constituents. | the language of the sixty-Afth article of war, ofthe act | gary to onabl igo the correotness of the ae Sg rpg yd Py oy brn Ye creme Par eter og Pay rg BC EH lr em = and to operate, not On the members bere, but on the | ot Congress of April 10th. 1806, which says, that in oer- | court's decisions and prooweding® in Maitrosd Bonds, 1892, b90, 71'<; 4900 | 49 es mene Uagy wheat Berogas & Hobiason | taking this Boat will arriveda Troy Ja dmetotake the eatiiest uotry. tain cases the proceedings are to be laid before «| ‘The question ors do 7036. Hunt jr—3 crates rage W Fields & co—8 bbl: c and Cl i "lows oat Mr. Woopwaap was of the opinion that the question | his confirmation or disapproval and orders in the case ; eieceana horses. was the firet in a series of questions in in de i Mk co—7 pk phate J H alt Fin rapt. Te. Macy, TMs eyeniog a5 Gielock- Regui to debate an hour or two hours, had nothing to do with | the last words having no other interpretation than the to be put to other witnesses in rvlation to th te, Nuns Clark, J Bevridge & co, lar days, Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat ‘or 0 OF the freedom of spvech, as expressed in the Constitution | scknowledgment of such authority, Inrevising @ sen- meee GO Tokina the: Riese one eniie rs'E Meca'l. freight, apply on hoxrd, or at the offi fe wharf. 130 re ‘Trade. The article ia that instrnwent is to protect the people in | tence, and ordering 4 new trial, he is, however. to be aS = Iv) Hi hi d from 6 to 5 o’clock.—The Alt datestalning thelr own sentiments nod to deslere ches | governed by the samme considerations which would deter- | "cumstances consected with the tatlog, or resaitiag Asuivas we Wsengeras N rent Line Scenmere SAAC NEWTON and Buxma> Dee 20 svwill eave for Albany at 5:o'elock instead 4 publicly on all occasions; it gave to men the right to| mine « superior court of law in an appeal from the aided i for which Galileo was put to therack. No msn has | inferior elvil court.” Lieut. Col. Fremons is further in- ep had Wath oaie ftvidiogay alan, ear te - a tural right to spe structed by his counsel to svy, that the rules and articles | had been allowed to be put, and he is adv’ ; ‘The privilege is more! of war for the army of the United States, being tounded | counsel that uli the testimony expected to be ‘obtein of the one hour rule, tor the reason that, in reducing or | 0n those of Great Britain, and merely copied trom th by said questions, is both relevant and material to bi limiting the time, the greater number of membe the construction of tl ‘itieh rules and articles, defence, and to that branch which impeaches the mo- epjoy el Privilege eu coeeeae aes opinion eu epee wuts thei i is good rains of blog tives of Brigadier General Kearay, a8 « prosecutor, and few to deliver long-winded harangucs smd the constcuction and practice under those of the 7} ‘case . Pola Pe in thls oath : et i ‘ van chat 1a aiiakceaieeratia tae lea his credit as a witaess in the before the ir. Henuey said that the one hour rule was a good | the Court, tl ritish practic the game as expressed one. Though it was nally proposed and adopted by | ia Mr Wirt’s opinion, the King of Great Britain being ee i Berbers rg tus seed eee cont the whigs, the demce the reviewer and the ultimate Judge of the Court’s pro: | fea the following decialonn es ragare tofore: on nnd after Monday, Nov.29. 1847. OTL E— d_atter December 16, 1847, the St Nr aTeN ISLANDER will run aa, follows;—Leave Biaten Joland at 834, 10, aud 12.0, Mz Zand P.M Leave New York atQand 11A.M.: 1 3g.ad6 P.M. a6 SV ALVANIC Silver and Brass Pilati li its branches, hile ; G gue a qpuperior style, by Joba Giay, No. 119 Bo : iow Yor Pough¥ ee) RHS - 7 7 “4 MPROVED MAGNETIC | MA‘ HINES—MOUU! ,Frovidence: J Barns, Batalo; ¢ | [Mieaprs (GRADUATED. MAGNETIC auRE a "4 + strument is un impurtant improvement over all of § Bucknell, New V irk; 8 Larter, New Beafords @ Birch, Tonnufucrare ang hee been adovied by the ae? eal AMELICAN HOTEL. GH Lord, Boston; 3 M Hardaey, Philad; J Aunspoiis; WH! hisholm, Canads; Dr Jobas, Manshield, U 8 Corps Eog;' Geo Taylor, Dutch: Palmer, U8 Army; Capt Palmer, do. ASTOR HOUS! bins, Boston; Dr Me Mr Burnham, Havre: ithusen y; J Rat T was a mania for speech making. If a gentlem swedings. Mejor James, author of so many valuable | 1, % fs fy Ganaot do justion to a tunjuot in one hour, seme triend | military works. expressly lays down thelaw to this effect | prinelpiontrare cats teehee ce ee, the general Mex Smith, Virginia; G Peabody, Phildelphia: H’Chouts | Tiel magnetic ma oan take up the thread of his remarks, and dnish them | {a hisintroduction to his large collection of court martial | Marcial are goverasd by the rule af lew wed thet th Beceen: WE Golernok Net dy Hscheton nn | struction, and, not Jefferson, Franklin, etc, made short epexches, which | oases, published in 1820, aud comprehending the charges | Jaw of evidenee a established in the common law courte — aor: tie case with’ all other iostraments. It Wore eatily understood atd avon read,and this House | opinions, and sentences of general Courts Martial ud | governs courts ‘martial; and the court bas recognised J Bishop, N. Carolia; -W Daun, do; T Dauham, New | fericet goutrol, ang can be graduated may follow their exemple with profit. tne aston ofthe re riawinae oa o) upon them.feom 1795 | farther, that the record of a court martial should exh pet PW nte, Condes W Johnson, delem, veo, billings. an jofant, or euflicient for the st Mr. Conn remarked that so far as there was any glory | to that time—being 25 yedes of the most illu-trious service ; ‘¢ ; Mr © Story, Pooghkee; " Saunders, Richmoud. ein PU pe a get 0d bit to the revising authority the character of the teati. ;M ory, Poughkeepsi unders, Kichmos cottinuous manner, and with no unpleasant set in passing the hour rale, he wasbed his hands of it. He | of our arma, in the moat enlightened period of the world | mony rejected, as Well o6 the testimony receivéd. Ordi- Hoehyell, most delreate At requires.n0 Yoled agaist the rulewhen it was first proposed; ne | In that intr. duction he suys: \ After each charge has | oariiy the testimony rejected is. indicated. by the ques CROTON MOTEL. is lu every respec: entirely harmless. ‘Ths Maguetic Machue ‘would vote sgainst it now; and he believed that the abo- | bvea thoroughly investigated before a bedy of honora- | gion, which stands un the'tecord. When the question CL Lane, Boston; C 6 Ducgan, Philadelphia; H D Steene, | is used wich positive aud permanent secess in ail cases cf Ition of the rule altogether would cause the debates to | blo men, and the nature and complexion of the offence | fy not sufficiently explanatory of the testimony, the Hemards WG nao eee Es Armetreeg, ew ) (nonmariem) namie Of eatguic, tented Sines UF ened? be more brief He would go for an hour and a half by | sifted to the bottom, the material and well digested re- | tourt receives explanacions from the party offering It LOO SPRL ie lag EE Derg pel eRe NTP rag pn Mags way of accommodating geativmen, but would prefer to | sult is submitted to the consideration and the floal sp-| which goes upon the reoord, to show i's character’ ui . eT) heart, spinal an Sraplasata, 201 flues’ of FRANKLIN HOTEL, bago, neural 30 " : OC! ill; rows Boston; L nee oft, do; O Clarke, ws ed Renee ~~lf rapolexy, the tec! gee the several propositions rejacted proval or disapproval of the king, as the acknowledged | Ty, t find suf 4 Mr. Switi, of Indians, thought that an hour and « | head of the army. the source of its rules and regulations, par aminecmniied tee Lipct: Cal, Premaah ee nested eee ee See es a half would afford as much time as avy gentleman would | and its ultimate resort. i Sy teatiind pois McComb, Ruffalo: alire vo sosugy if this should: be ageerd to, he hoped | "That this review by the king {snot a matter of form | {'ivuts Gol treaout merely states thet he eovalders 73 E Keudrick, N'Y. | mended, and in the most confirmed cases of no gentleman would feel bound to consume ali te time, | bat of great rubstance, requiring a full view of all the | \¢ material und relevant, and going to eupport the EI. uese, curvature, f the spine, if he could finish in less. ‘Ine hour and a half proposi. | proceedings of the Court and of the conduct of all par- | Gredit of the previous witoess. ‘I'he court will, how- D Maxwell, Connecticut; A Woodworth, Worcester: C | fecompactiy arranged withthe battery, and all necess:ry ap- tion was intended as 2 compromise of the committee on | ties (the accused, the prosecutor, and the witnesses) | ever, now hear froci the accused an explanation of the Davenport, Cambridge; M Hayden, New Haven; # Lecount | pliances pat up ia weat rosewood eases, acecmpanied with a the rules between the limitation of one hour and leaving | is shown inthe sentence immediately preceding the one | scope and bearing of the testimony proposed to be elicit- ety SS, Rees: Bemiardy: Sow! Sere W # | new manuel, containing fu'l ond si directions for its uses the time for debate unrestricted quoted ed by the series of questions to which this is to lead — Nae eon a HOTEL, Seed mepicneece. Every: facnlly homie toate ore So dices “ ‘ } instruments—they will slway D Sykes, Norwich; F A Brown, Hartford; P Smith, Ten- | companior, and very often the best ph: nessee. Price of the machines, complete, LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. tosize and power. ‘They can readily E Myers, Lancaster, Pa; L, Rathbone, Albany, A ple che counter, ans co i Saameaennee: sician in time of ured. 12, and $15, according, ye sent to any part o! ranted. M-nufrctured C, MOORBEAD, Mr, Vinrow bad. been ia Congress fifteen years, and | _ Even the fate of a prisoner or witness, who may have | ‘The-court has aduitted th for the lust, teas yours the houtralg hes beep in exist, | travelled out of the provines of fair accusation or candid | jeard in explanation ef the: prepated questions, by ene ence. He was very sure that the House had gained | testimony, into frivolous and vexatious matters, or been | tering it on its records as « rule of its proceediog Sothing by tin the transection of business; and, asa | wetuated by vindictive motives, is brought before the | “Licat, Gol’ Farwont, then euld Mr President ! v ° 8 v DL Re 12/8: Measure of compromise, he would support the compro- | discriminating and just eye of the sovereigu, and dealt | Lieut Col F t will give thi bat ; A Bal he JK » + mise of an hour and a half. with accordingly. he. expecta S01 pve’ by ese Niebe’ ant aha Be Nov 7 bei Bangers Met 4 fas Nore. IN Havens Le Fay, Middle: | 182 ee ee ee Fe ee et eee Mr. Rocxwext, of Connecticut, was in favor of the And to give s practical illustration of this full | produced before the court. ‘T'he first ene would bo Ma. n; C Bates, Hartford; W Voorh ror tpdet Se a eigen Chie sume limit, ao preferred the amendment as introduced ote me oe Lane cone by the sovereign, and | jor Gillespie, and his statement would be more general am Rte i) J. hy ha ts - mae eine eee by, the conimittee on the rules enpecially of the decisions of ‘the court in rejecting pro- | ‘sad comprehensive than that of other witnesses ; but w ’ WH Clarke, Syracuse; SK Leidy, Pinas Fo egy eg eee NA ed Mr. Moase, of Louisiana, advocated the one hour | per evidence and in not adhering to the rules of evidence | proper introduction to-this testimony, which would be ; W G Dorman, do; George George, | jnres their value as much as Heaves and Broken HCook, Cl weeregate do; PJ Moon ’eid thane complaints are geasrally the result of . Oct 22 Tampico. 9 do. id, Sep 22 NORTHERN HOTEL. gnrelesment either by driving violently ater a fall med Al 8 basco. “Bo ae Burt's fslaad: rule. An hour anda half © fifty per cent. more of | as regarded by courts of law, be (Mujor James) gives in time to speak for Buncom It ta better that: Afty men more special and pointed than thie, and going beyond the murgin of the same introduotien the following letter | his testimony in inany polata deemed material by the ak during one hour, than the most eloquent man | from Lord K:rskine, when in all the ripeness of his in & Col. Fi H 4 Dec 5 . - ¥ 9 3, feeding musty proyender, or most commonly by a wuld Consume the whole time. ‘The opiuious of men | telleot, and in all the fulluess of his fame:— Coe ae Oe a eae aubsrati aioe tee aeee [Oct 20 Valpare Det 26 | p UB Sauthy A Chandler, Chenango county: J W Camper, | Tih cough or cold. ‘Whe Tattersalis Heave Powdersare war- wore as various as their physiognmies, and they take dif. | Dear Sir—[ am favored with your letter. ‘The cases | hutber ofmules and horses, say 1000, were taken from fe 8 eos Deo 1 | Teme G Wish Newark: Dd Visser, Washington city; J | ranted to care.a reeent cough or coldina few days—will prevent ferent views, andit is important that they should all be | of Col. Stratford and one of the mutineers who was tried | tho possession of Lieut. Col Fremont without sesiets, nti! remand July2> | Pruder, Mr Sulivan, Kingston; Mr Bardett, Fort Edward. founder oF chi L when thrown into the that tothe heard. Three or four months were occupied onthe Ore. | xt Portsmouth many years ago, involved a principle | for which Lieutenant Colonel Fremont. le ac. Sihiveusinda of tae Geach Senaets PRARL BTREET HOUSE. heated animal afte Bi Sep gon uestion in the Senate; but can any one doubt | highly important to the security of military men, viz: | oountable, and for which he is liable to be| Toarrive at New York Te seit a Pr ork JW Downing, Ph M Miehards, Atleborough; H Fe ered eLiek neve hoea puntigwed ia tas Oe bat the result would have been different, if the vote had | that courts martial should respect the rules of evidence | made responsible. That after the capitulation MATES, wwe a Thomas. do; Thom «s Broo ; Robt Reynolds, Ha; tord; they been taken sooner than it was’ Woe would have had 64 | as they are regarded by courts of law. 1 do not remem- | or Conenge, the horses and mules. belonging to the go- * Nov 2¢ | Union, Hebert Deca | Carts Texlor, Boston: JH Grove, Providence. n and 40; but the public sentiment was changed, and the Ore. | ber the circumstances of Col. Stratford's caso further | yornment’ were ordered to be collected at different pointe uri, Dee 23 | wiissourt, Mori Jan 23 TAYLOR 3 MOTE, 6 Lungs, windpipe of the Horse, e gon controversy was settled on the line of 49. (Laugh. | (which is all that is necersary) than that evidence had | ang held subject to the order of a United States offic Philadelphia. Besson, Jan 22| Philadelphia Besson, Feb 2i | 44 L Stenmer, New York; M P Clark, Massachusetts. they will cure, except where there is actual ulceration of the ter.) He had listened to speakers in the Chambers of | either been received by the court martial which a court | j¢ being waderstood that receipts would be given in t oa New York, Ferrand, Feb 21 | New York, Feer TAMMANY HA) ae or cone mation. A amorelnl eae ful to his maties in France snd inthe Britieh Parliament. He | of law would have rejected, or that the court martial | event of any animals being taken. ‘That bores ai ecslt, La proves. Deli W, aves Coun.; D. Featy, Wor | beset. Theor. tiecrees wwnichs hgtec, tron had heard such men as Sir Robert Peel. Stanley aud | had rejected evidence which s court of law would have | mules wero 0 taken from the possession of General 3 © Fesoeko, Newark SM ia FH. Ferris, ends while ererlsou,brakly andthe lors Feckskill; G. M. Howell, Conn, RATUBUN’S Mr and Mrs Hall, JE, Eldid Grey, and he had never, during a residence of two | received. The facts were laid before me soon after | Vaile) d " Dates. not to be carried into execution; and [ believe that | takentrom other places.and ‘all without receipts of refe- Hi THAMPTON, atuu, Jobuston, J: Hermano, Crabtree, Fi Was! Johnaton, Dec 18 aburee, | Mar 18 in, 8 Weld, and J Dr Mr. Wick said that one hour was long enough for | by his late mujesty it afterwards annulled — 7 ah at Bo To Lindsey, Philadelphia; Mr and'Mrs Emerson, Buffals; Geo, tad the hammer had never cut shorebis remarks | "Tho case of one of the mutineers at Portemouth | Pence to Lieut. Pol. Fremont, then the Governor ant vEKPoot. I; Troy: AT Danbar, Bostou; J Reushaw, Bridge "| the Earpeek: Gi ont} .. Mr. Howes, of 8. C.—Mr. Speaker— { remember more distinctly. He was tried with | Goy Stockton, and nccording to the lnws of nations Dee 4} Caledonia, Lott, Jan 15 | port. f appetite, aud all diseases thet degote derai The Srcacen—The gentleman from South Carolina, | others; and as it was likely that against one of | Gog ticut col, Fremont wishes to prove the teking of ee ee es eee Mg gong 7T festive functions of the exiseunce af Batts sud wor Horstus—To enjoy a pure hour, anda pure day, | them who knew the innocence of the personin question. | these horses and mules irom him in the manoer atere ae = T [, Burton Hamilton, N ¥; 0 M Sheldon, do; E 8 Cant, jatary ennal, as described, in the fullowing cet ands ies ermnenpere, move that the House do now | no Ge ol) or be hyde! Wess beg Who | guid, as evidence and proof of the temper ia which Gen Fd gy tad — py ng re , WW Sieveal , cron Mek et vellor, Meratons, & ae rour Heave Powders that I bor journ. sughter was ewployed by , if that turned out to be #0, to | Kar ta q ‘4 Sonera i “s ‘Albany; J cack igh ne queution imac taken, anid the motion was disagreed | apply te the court on the euthority of my opinion, to | mrty acted towards hint, aud of the todigntiies owt | oy SMTERree oe B Richardson, Areboroagh ML, Pama Albany sea ET “The Expectorant Powders brougnt sway aa ii: direct such person to be acquitted; and then to permit | Kvarny and tobe used for what they are worth, when | Oxted, (oodmason, Nov tides number of worms from him, and I believe they were all Mr. Tromrsor, of Pennsylvania, would go forthe hour | him to establish by his evidence, the innocence of the | Lieut Col. Fremont comes to make his general defence. | Henry U ’ N PURSU ¥ of an order of the Surrogate of t tne cause of the cough, rough coat, etc., which he cziiited-~ rule, on one condition—that is, ifthe desks of members | aw in question. This application being accordingly | “The Court was cleared, to take into consideration this hi ¥ LEE RSU A vies ta hereby given toll persone hav. | foF,thxt package bas entirely cared’ him: his appetite is good, be removed. made, the court declared itself tobe satisied that the | paper. On its opening again, the Judge Advocate atated | Comment inion, Dece| New torke jag clams axaiset Joho M. Winant, [ate of the city of New | and he's now in prime condition. | sf eeTially Tecra: Mr. Goaoin moved that the report be laid on the ta- | course proposed was agreeable to the practice of the | in substance, that ane Cont weed ‘admit the evidence. Constitution, Britton, Dee 6 | New Yor York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers there- IAW ROBERTS. oy eee OP On cs, tere ble; but the motion was not carried. courts of criminal lew, but not of courte martial ; and ‘The Court then adjourned ; Northuinbei Uy * Now! of, to the subscribers, at the roesdence of gibert Ww. = Price $1 per package of sufficient to cure an ordinary case; si The amendment ol Me Porcore to strike out the | they, therefore, refused to adopt it, and having mo other | Wa'ucderstead Ca. Feessont has about twenty wit- | Stdnines, Christianson, Nov & orev Deert | No, iio Varich atees in the city of New York. on of before | forgss A, H. GQUGH & CO. 149 Fulton street, New ¥ ‘and a half,” was then agreed to defence, he was sentenced to be executed. nensee yet to be examined. It is probable thelr exami- | Toronto, Gr, eee eee eee ALBERT W. SMITH, “BENJA- | 201" Proprietors Fersons in any part of the Union remitring The rule, as thus amended, was read, viz Being then on a visit to the Isle of Wight, and the | nation will be concluded next week. 3B: Sentzerlan Sc James, Chi Jun 6 | MIN'r PAIMOHILD, Execators, | nll iawiat®re | cash, post paid. ean bi oe gr rs a ro cont (Aliberal ‘discount 0 dealers, Wholes 1) one hour in de. | attorney trom Spithead having communtoated to me i Dickson, Philadelphi ber shall occupy more but | the decision, { despatched him immediately to Wey. marae : Crease N PURSUANT of a» order ot e Ductomate vt bie | tril Sonne: Neh PEG | L'bounty ot New York notices hereby given to all peru | =x Wee & Co-and An iy. : bate on any question in thy House or ia committe member reporting the measure under conside! mouth, with @ representation to the late King, in which Bancon, Me. Deo, 15, 1847. Sevan | | paving clzims ageines Martin Mehrtens, fate of the Towle, Beaon Ky haiek, Troy; OG. Dexter, Al from a committ: open and close the debate; p {humbly suggesied to His Mejesty that the court mar- | Navigation and the Weather—The Market—The Presi- New York, grocer, decensed, to present the same, with bany; and Stebbins & Reed, Chiesga, lil, AWH. G. & Co. are panel Daler ie et is Come by order o; the House, a ought anaes ae ~ a a Saris dent'e Message, Ho. e., $0 Fa io " shoo su iber, at the off Mf Jame pe hig ele Mendaena eabticreeenee 7 8 allowed in committee five minute: common law courts, and implore e ‘king in the 1 He., he, Fe. %, atree' ¢ A toexplain any amendment he may offer utes | ume of the unbappy man who had been uofortanately | Our harbor is at present free from tee, which Js not gf before the Bist day of Jenene Dated New Nork.the | theshoe, ke. for home, Teet: The powders are also, for sal The Srraxgn stated that the question was now on | convicted, to respite the execution, and to submit his} generally the case at this season of the year; but how — ‘3y29 Inw6 Quib HAIR D i substituting this rule just read, for that reported by the | case to the twelve judges for thelr decision ont. His | 1547 s¢ will remain 0, your correspondent knoweth not; | #Us srs... " Le BAL PXNDER'S RRITOBAPRE whine FE of an order of the Surrogate e Wt Now York, “Nonrce. is hereby ron fo all per ang claims ¥ it Basehe, fate of the City the same with the committes. If this snould a netural bI ‘would be, shall i: be one of th nding rules of the , the question | Majestyywith his usual numavity and enlightened atten- | tion to the demand: tantly sent back the | yetit isthought by the “oldest inhabitant’ that Jack | = uty neith q N ‘The proprietor, je attorney with the respive pray ad the judges havin; oN ‘ork, grocer deceased, to present Trt abetibute wae agreed to, and afterwards adopted | decides unsalmcusly’ thet the conviction wes wawar | Fost "il make bis appessance econ and pus arelo 08 | | ghip Ashland, Habvend, Jdverpest, (4 dare, with miso and sew achereat ta the subscriber, at the office of James Gird | sigce its improvement, presents it to the public with the Wt: as 8 rule of the House. ranted, the man was set at liberty, navigation, and thus chlige vessels to discharge at | 22) passengers fo Ditties se ievanualt, 6 ley, No.9 Ni street, in the city of apk..on or be- | most confidence, as living no equal, and es a perfeet dye, The next follows, viz: There can be no doubt tbat neither in this case nor | Frankfort, distant about twelve miles below our thriving | pinou.. J fore the Sth day oP Febraary ners. Lr New, York, the 24 | wor sale by Rusliton & Co Broadway, Thomns & Maxwell “When any sutject shail have been placed upon the | in any other of a similar description, could tl city. Ship H Allea, Campbell, Charleston. dey of Angus, eet. META D. TABCHE, Adminienecris. | Williom street; Johnson, Y oore & Taylor, Maiden langy en calendar, a register shall be kept, upoa wh ch any mem- | been an appeal to any of the courts os justics ‘The weather of late has been very mild avd pleasant. annals. 9 da ——— babies ee SA WRIGHT Piece te ber desiring to addrevs the House in relation to said suo- | Jongs to the king aloue to abrogate or confirm th more like June than December, and the snow that fell aie z Podia \arere jeot shall record his name, when his turn shall be de- | teucesof courts martial, but the judgment of his late | on the 6th instant, which afforded sieighing for about rig Almatii AJ O CURE NO PAY=DR. CORBITT. 19 Daw = ‘Sided by lots to be drawn under the direction of the | mujesty, 60 remarkable during bis long reign for his | three days, together with several rain storms, have net vm ag ty Jaca ber of the oval College of Rurfesns, London, imay ; provided that the gentleman reporting the | faithful aod enlighte: 1d auministration of justice, | only sweiled the waters of the Penobscot, but rend«red be consulted in treetment of certain delicate diseases. A'prac same from the standing committee having it in charge | ought to be reeeived as @ precedent hereafter, and | feel | our roads and streets very muddy, so much 60 that it ian, Griffio, Ri Inland, 12 4 tice of fou:teen ¥e ws, devoted to al disenses,enables Dr. shall, at his option, open and close the debate.” grent pleasure, therefore. in making this communication, | impedes the locomotion of both man and beast. The ‘endergast. Sid in co with Br “e4 0. to eure tt forin of this disease. Keceut cases cured ‘Aga thie wan rected Going deeply interested to every thing whieh toncerns | “slow and dangerous mail” therefore arrivegat, muah adition Connon, tave,© temn, wtp Sass | CREAM UTR: Weetee somal Destine | ceateenits, Solewrer ss ects eve tae hitters third rule proposed by the Committee-on the | the noble profession of my earliest youth. later hour than it dovs geverally are bing no suOW lp Tats d tember, yo * pee gah oad okie f yo weeny Rules—"that membert mey address the House from the I have the hones to, be, dese sis, In the woods in compauy with the diffeulty ¢ gettlog Fett Tom Sarinam fey Oloucenter Heath ees pe Je actins sonst seed seit jens cercain Loathoome habltenn pocitively be re- Clerk’s desk, or from # place near the Speaser s chair,” your faithful humble servant, in supplies, those engaged in lumbering will b+ obliges | fas by south of Sandy Hook. saw bark Columbian, of Beth, Sonal cap oar acquamted with Mr. Da!zell, red to health and society. Remember, 19 Duane street, next —was adopted, as was iso s rule to the effect thet no ERSKINE to cease operations for the present, which will, without | steerme nov i sor if cn of ie death to Dr. Johnson’ & 20 1m motion to a nd the rules shail be in order, except on No. 4 upper Berkely street, May 9, 1820. doubt, en! oe the price ee biped , Bri 1} A Moran, Boyle, Halifax, 10 days, with | + fore nop tof pe tmmodiate ruistives of Mr. Monday of each week, and the last,ten Of the ses- | Mason Janes. Our market is well supplied with flour, but, as a mat- | fish, to J Huot °. Dg nell, wi ore nformatien ae to his presen sion, apenint: Te this high wuthority of Lord Erskine, is to be added | ter of cours, pretty high. price Is asked for it, which | |. réht Wescogas, Wass, Surncnsh, # days, with 9,000 feet | wdewee, ox as v the ti nce of bie deathyas may Ue | uted by all tho : The following rule was adopted amid cries of “good,” | that ot Mejor Hough, in his treatise on the law martial, | bas been the care for months past. It is useless to hope | ‘immer to Badger Reet. i seal stone Piro touN Se eee Desa ta ten, | disease of a private vacure. D cr “good.” vis | (edition cf 1825, p, 371,) where he expressly lays it | for a better state of things, so long as speculating | Schr American Bysteu, Robbias, Cherrysioue, with «tain, | conaty of Down, ireland ’ * abo'itiaw sre-’ | (he aon-mercurial: system, alresdy amecessfully practised | Whenever the Committee of.the Whole on the State | down tat in court martial trials, no material deviation | rogues control the market, or, at least, till they have | to J toe, 8 " THON NOTICK A tie Pr aie | a neat er Baral Pha pment i hd a 7 OE ee ee eee oe ie ene Whole House, | iro. the rules of proceedings in courts of law is to be | been “ born again.” Some of them lost money last | \ Sehr H lugram, Holt, Cherrvstone, with outs.to J B Benton. | (OMEN, RA ee Cree tase | ith —teecceual curtains tnggther wih te.en cases speed: flads itself withou: a quorum, the chairman shali cause | permitted, except expressly watranted by the military | sorting. by refusing to sell their flour at afair price. | Schr Bu cuet, Vaughan, Sul it Vo. to J 8 Benton. ale ty for unpaid ‘he piace at Mf'aade ficetually cured fers, post paid, enclo ; the roll of the House to be called. and thereupon the | code, His woras are ;—~ ‘They expected and hoped that it had risenin Europe, | Sehr Irehacge. Srset Sal Voto J 8 Beate } Ime nn np Bw SGold ate 20 te , a Vor it isto bv obwerved that in all matters touching | but when news caine to the effret that it had decreased | Sche 1 Skinner, Keliem, Watchapg, Vato d e ‘VERY WO THER 506. not power names of the sbsentees to the House, which shall be en- | the trial of crimes by courts martial whenever the | in price, they were quite chop fallen. Perhaps they did “ ‘Wilson, Vin “ | ty and the Prospect of too larzea family of children, ' tered on the journal.’ | military law is silent, the rules of the common of the | aot think that he that is greedy of gain troubleth his Phvinde ph veut many consiferate peor Je from entering the married sta ¢ ‘The sonexed rule was adopted. | lead, to the benefit of which all British subjects are en- | own house” but by book thet will telly 4 “im Committee of the Whole on the State of the | titled, for the protection of life and liberty, must of ne- ‘The President's Message has not created much senga- ores these ote py Union, and in Committee of the Whole, all business | cessity be resorted to, and every material deviation from | tion here I'he democrats think it @ plain out-spoken Se state Ore ivensally aporoveved (ot canny marry : shall be considered and concluded in the order of refer- | these ruies, ualess werranted by some express enact- document, and heartily concur with its statements in he in most book stores, snd of the author, No.2 ‘ence to them by the House, except general appropriation | ment of Lhe military code is, io fact, « punishable offence | regard to the war; while.on the other hand. the lead- 70 1 Dilis, and, im time of war, bilis for raising money or men, | 14 (he members of ® court martial, who may be indicted ing whigs denounce it in bitter terms ; but many of the ‘ and. bills’ concerning u treaty of pesos, which may be | for the same 10 tae King’s ordinary courts —Hough’s | “bone and muscle” of the whig party agrew with the ner, ——, Richmond. aa preferred at the discretion of the committer.” | Praviice of Courts Martial, p 371, President in regard to withdrawing our victorious Sehe H G King, Willis, Port Richmond © hh tly Gonorrhona, he cures in a few day SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Lieut col Fremout is iustructed by his counsel to | troops from Mexico. Three of * the four mountains ot | Schr Charger, ———. Kiel . tcted inthe mont cago part of the fitr—f ¥ from n secret habt, induc 1 following. proposed as e rule, was read, vis:— claiia the principle here laid down by Lord Exak! Monb” have expressed their sentiments in regard to jt | Sloop Aun Moore, ——, Virgivia, street, 198 feet, by 175 feet deep on Hayne ey», is radionlly \ ‘Im addition to the other staading committees of the | visjor Jamer, De Hart, and Mejor Hough, and to and the Presideat. The Drmocrat sm: . Below. to the extensive range Bien c, a Pai House, there shall be one calied the Smithsonian om- | thas the foll,wing stalements, snowing what the answer able aud interesting state p rig Larkin, of Wareham—refused « pilot from pilot boat bE. Craeer ez Acai t = ae ey it shall be vo superintend the affairs | to toe question 1m len ‘Wo some One thousand horses, | the test WA oe for the ‘aterbury. Bak CaS “EES ot a Smithsonian lastiiution takeo trom Governor Fremont without receipts, and for | pure patriotism,” and ¢ DELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-DK. KINKE 1 ; ILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE—DK. KINKE Mr Hiciiann arone tor tne purpose of ressing the | the payment of a great part of which he 1s now respou- | higher ground a8 an American statesman thao hi 5 , 5 a fave of arog oe | he pms ca Get et cn bee en | ert rhe iat iy Bibs REISS ct) Sie i ra 1 Mr C.J Nb saat cba whether {t would be in | by the court to have beea put to Major Gillespie :— . nef yt ae oe — oe Coo eng of a deliea nef order to postpone the furtoer consideration o % 5 blush’ —that “ jootrint uch as never ol conto: wke! i 8 Mr. Teecthes remarked thet he wished oh OI s Bet eda 14, 184 tained among the political fethers of our country,” whose complatnis are im the most desperate condi: fow remarks, 8ad would not consume ten minutes. ‘Sin—Your note of this afternoon is j and that “some of its most important promises are 9p: may depend on being always conducted by Dr. K. him: Mi imoraeor. said he would hear taegentiemen with | ‘Oteply to your inquiry, ‘what would have been the | baged upon falsehood, and not upon truth” ‘The py TT yo Eid y pleasure, and asked Mr. [lllliard whether he would | Substance of your (wy) answer to the f-llowing ques- | Gubette says:—" The course of the President, from the Seablag 640 strebes pee bout 4 rio gute coassl ot convenient ‘ Eire day objection to the postponement of the sutjeot, | om if tt had been put by the court: Do you know | day he oruered Gen. Taylor to advance from Corpus er J ’ peivese ‘Cure warranted or no required: ‘ Mir ssisne roping that he had ou for rama | Tae, te Baty tet Celomae dag to wm | Sees stat "tay abo neok oe nntcg® | vr, ont tuargany me wn meh lone ey Be mpeg a » a ition’’—that it has come “neck or not ae : . a square joke, and felt there was no better time to submit | Take tr ‘Uovernor Fremont, were taken by order of | that Mexico will not know that sbe is beatenvany | %#,rua into by the sehr . Day, curied away ber particulars ee 4th peas of the ae ico shear, and wooden Had wo } Sis. Inoxasoli said that he should like the subject | Gen. Kearny—receipts for them refused, and what num- | more then would Teylor st Buene Viste—that “the