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padi tabie, female. warranted in PEASONS KEEPING DEPOSTTORIBS. Roeperted Hesignation ef Mr. Cla: Below ome tbey that false. Now, Howrza, otVa, ‘bil com (Bwed, Malaga, Wasninoren, Deo. 17, 1861. eve sccm that is the complaint we are ‘pon to on: ee bey re. | atts ley sent ames Satiea abe receipts of ewer. There would be no difficulty, if Mr. were ‘Preasu.y act, and who have not ‘understood that the Hon. Henry Clay his re- ° “ae Mo menager, ond 1 ww ip hosing evidence to prove it. You wel tnd therefor; which was considered, | signation to the Kentucky Legislature yesterday. grin. een aes ieee dns att Sail ibe peser cae them was Mr. Forrest's, | city, and have been made to procure testimony to The President’s Answers to Resolutions PROPOSITION TO PREVENT THE INTERVENTION OF FOREIGN ‘The Christiana Treason Cases, Lotrews Apel oo and the other a2 Pid Fes call cos ebow that he had entered houses of that kind. He POWERS IN THE DOMESTIC AFFAIRS OF NEIGHBORING Na- Pusnaperenia, Deo. 17, 1851, — Beeler ‘and go into Mr. Forneat’s bedroom "be. {couinea) therefor called the ettention of the Jury v0 ony win ikea " v1wol, | Bene Eerard Morne gobs oun fore breakfast! ATI did, before he had taken his ovidenee, to soovs bow. waaay saneuntes, 559 of Inquiry. Mr. Waruen, (dem.,) of Wis., offered the following Obzistiana treason cases is again Rar, ebesegs of the We drakhaet, == Was the teeakinst table set? A— eaves. is) ceahe exe en roy HE ars end resolutions, which were laid Overi= | — fore the court today. The District Attorney stated he caenet atey Dg away end bo can't mind ethan. Npreakfast tables; | stated [—that Mr. Forrest are entered a nelle ; that ‘wore away. have . Tio ; my oyay (oud Tangier) oo the morning mmaried tow daughter of Mr Bincair_ IC may be meow THE CASE OF MR. THRASHER. chine Ta durope betrags es ame Wasenny am Prematen a te wean Wie, tet Baste wore carried away. : iit ra chat I went bedroom, ; be » otceam ) Fee rene wea's vecp carly coer and sometines walk- | of Thejury Cothe conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Sinelais, for Ay tet monary for anetuongvacnmeats om eestor, | the authorities of Lees Aangrvasde ebytenanlerris brought up from the new clipper 4 fiveor six miles before breakfast; I do mot know | it will throw some light on the conduct of Mrs. Forrest. The Firing into the Premethous, by a ry is preselacty ped he Soren to | be taken there at the convenience of the Marshal. 6 H proceeded om ber voyage. Whether he supped with Miss Clifton the, night befvre; | Mr, Blnolalr wae formerly @ drummer in the British army, O | seritly ooaid,and'wuines te faguire ate therelsitont | enoge not convicted will be ae Drc 17—Wind during the day WSW; at sunset, do, hie bed, Ipresume, had been made up; Idon’t recollect | apd afterwards became a singer on the British Vessel. the government and country to this struggle, and brought back to be tried on \ anything particular thet co0crred oe ie ive ‘ni ‘The habit were duty in view of it to themselves, to foreign nations, andthe | the misdemeanor bills. ‘Gdiecpeniae iain Uae Remseed Ms. Forrest in my heart, and eve him | and the nee inthlorofere. be 1 Resolved, That the Committee on Foreign eeavememsaene iti Gorros, Dee 17 iD); I followed his fortunes for » long time; Inever | effects uy Pi i Baneretene, be Is Rotel yed, That tne inten and report cose | The Boston Election—No Choice for Mayor. | arrived—8 William Poun, Philadelphia; schrs Luoy- Se ate Hie Cina ees ccagee rea) | Sua ee Fhe Debate om the Commpromnice | Besant d , tar tearts Wael tors bai Baeron Deo. 27, 186 ae Se annus ark. aces Wi Sumas arves tines wot Cadena, T aeek bin ch tee | coiak ok cooned ot eeneel demir in the Senate. weutue policy” and Trincipl, Unee ene ind | The second trial for the election of w Mayor, took tans Sevean ’ ; he came in from the ball; | was manager of the | was, es the jury ner Se power, posoasses for \teelt the exole- Place to-day, and resulted in ne choice. The vote pat Fog Onsnape, Doo Providence thetre, Rhode Island, ana during Septem. | common per tion fan the | Socsl esos’ Piisce’ cat wcustpe tw ths latersece |. stood: aeirt-thive, Baitinerses, sad, Sesvaaster, deg, 4, I engaged Mr. Forrest and Miss ; they | husband, Singular Kossuth Resolutions Proposed tion and iaterference of any government, state, or ips Vermont, and Cabiilis, Baltimore. Jodged st Earle’s Hotel. im Providence; they occupied in | 1844, Mr House. confederacy, liane, or power’ whstowrer nd’ chataay | Seaver, (whig) S86 Dr. Smith, (sadive)..9,678 Nonvorx, Dee 17. the samme way ine Dedroome and one Parlor, and not 1 1646 w x guch intervention or rference bY oF 00, ‘the part of aay i — wy ~ a jeatering aboat..... hag Arrived—Brig Atlantic, NYork. t sca w ul table; occasion: ment . For- ann ~ ernmen » Sllian: . There choict three Aldermen voted for. br we ” Sonus wilh Coems mover! bus en ene eocasons U kent | veer andlidr, Dominions the tier tneteed ey Bie Por. pos sat rusalty to icon of Whelan aatene aetarcine Two whig Common Councilmen were elected. The | Silow-atavantaiene Ve hee Malle poralect © on Mr Forrest at Earle's Hotel | rest at that time, and which led to the separation, will | ANOTHER GREAT GALE ON LAKE RIB, | snd justisying the interposition of any or all other govern- } FR a Nom omg early one ; 1 think it must have been in '42 | be given in evidénce, Mr. Forrest left his hotel for an fe such interventions snd 40 repair such infrec Vote was small, and but little interest was manifested. they were at Providence; Mrs. Forrest was not with Mr. | hour, for stihe law of nations, L-rquee-p-yeomeeear} Herald Marine Correspon ‘Yorzest on this trip te Providence; Mise Clifton was at COLD WEATHER TEROUCHOUE THE COUNTRY, | | Resolved, further, That thesame committee be instructed | Severe Gale and Storm on Lake Erie. 2 Sooners that time about 28 years of age Q.—Bhe is dead Tbe. | situation Sent af tie Uaited Staten ed guuse Segotistions tS be opened | WRECK OF THE STEAMER MAYFLOWER—PROPELLER | Arrived—Sehr Cerro Gordo, Wood, Deep Creek. Reve! AI am sorry for tT, don’t know hew long mention it 4 ic, de., de. ith all ether constitutional goveraments, with © view and ASHORE, ETC. Gaetan mee lnoo aan: Lae ines Mitts, beck she died; 1 oc Mise Clifton shoc! . fo the end of obtaining their c with the United G@inanv, Pa., Deo, 17—1 P. M. % Ans, Letkia, Ana, Gi 7 Bouse in White street; I made dreeses for her; I visited | suelo letter, -BEOOND ©O! in the ‘aforesaid, and thi 4 pri Miscellan: \° ao ec Gach ete ba a ene enibemenr | eek THIRTY ND CONGRESS. See aot aad ia abe siseieaes, detences and ein, | The steamer Mayflower went ashore last night, five | paso Parnion Henne, at Phileseiohin-from Bmarune, don’t know who it was; it was mot Mr. Forrest, however; | In Jani FIRST SESSION. tenance of the laws of nations, in this respect. miles below Coneaut, during one of the most awful gales apeuee during the whole passage terion of NW to Tsaw Mr. Ferrest there on one occasion just before he | tween Mr ‘To eee tae 3 THF Aikanane, called up the til | VF experienced on Lake Erie. She is a perfect wreck. | ff ee eS See w Yo Scene left this country to go to England; it was between | which excited his suspicion in May, , of Arkansas, up the bill * b Senate, for ‘&@ pension to the widow of Gen Worth. ‘Those on board saw nothing from Monday evening till Scum Non West, from Boston, of and for Deer Iste, in Mer in he oe ~ ieee vipa Mr. Uxprxwoon (whig), of Kentucky, opposed the | ast night, when they went ashore. The rudder-chains | >#/last, Cy yg oy Bag FR so mah a. Iwas in ae Comes soe Q Was abe up? mission of Mangum, (whig) au ©. po ccnicp ng eng bill. and the smoke pipe were carried away. Nothing but Senven ot asa 2 Deer lala ry ry laughter); 1 mean 1 ; | ental q Mr. 6 . @., seat | "Messrs Bontanp and Brwano supported it, and it was . ae of and for Door lale, wend ashore Sicqebocahe teaspaios and oe Pose a ae received it, as well to-day. ordered to be engrossed. Yeas 88, Baye 5. , the skill and coolness of the officers saved all on board | 2ite'on morse ‘Gupt Hankel stacy th THithost he wen op stairs; abe heard my voice and called me up;1 | Ven Buren was proceeding to read the letter, when a MESSAGES, ETC., FROM THE PRESIDENT. ‘THE COMPROMIBE QUESTION. from a fearful death. sistance She crew could not have ended. oad if hi Went up, but seeing she was im bed, and being every | Mr. (Conor ebjected Re its being resd aan ¢ <imkaen. Me. Foorn's resclution ¢ declazing, the compromise we a og Di 17, 1851, ee have ier, and would probably have eet man, I retired; Iffmished my business 5 | Prove acy definite settlement. ho, w i torm here en on worst wi x- se twas going ont I met Mr. Forrest, he inured for | "Mr Ven Buren raid he was not surprised at this in A message was received from the President, in reply to | hr. Mason, (dem.) of Va., addressed the Senate, in ex- ae ie o worst we ever 6: Boum Texas, at London from Newyort, daring, ¢ heavy one heard his voice, and him up inthe | terruption; he sat quiet while the counsel for Mrs. F rest stated ail the evidence he intended the resolution calling for information relative to the trial pene, ion of various proceedings in the Senate on the | Perienced, and it has not yet abated. The snow is drift- = nets Pitched away hor mainmass, broke |, and stove boat. and imprisonment of John 8. Thrasher. Referred to the A coau laden brig, ™ reported ive Slave law, at the session of 1850, explaining the | ing in vast hills, and the mails are all delayed. causes why that bil Commi foreign Relations, ordered Hi wae not pressed for action, andthe | im, er Oneida is asnore at Fairport. truck and tN calor’ f ea Lie ar “eee Yaem.) of Pa, in reply to Mr. Rhett, ios aes not sutentiontal i i crgoponnd to ha eigen om. gene } . . of the dienetors recently takon place fu that neig her lng she bade stocking om (laughter); 1 bad never | utterly at aloes to know by what rule Tam tobs prevent- | Prom tne correspopilence accompanying the above maintained het she Fugitive iam had bean and would be Plane of Me yigstion 97 See ie 1951. B00» Cure trom Frovitenoe for N¥ork. logy her mast teem im that bedroom before; that was the Grst and last | ed opening te case for the date md at ved and cannot be | Meese, the following is relected as the most import | ary made the execution of that law an insue, and bad | | The Teather here ts inconsely cold, snd navigation has | Si% to providence to repair. Sloe) Biaokwteu ie to Wring “ proved ; os to what is not denied, I apprehend Mrs For- | ant:— triumpbed in Pennsylvania. lost babe sbovaaad, below he falls €Y) | on her esrgo, : The witness wae not cross-examined. Test is not bound te deny ap: oy Apes it is put in evi- MA. WEnsTER TO ME. BARRINGER. Mr. Ruziz, (8.R.) of B.C , denied that the triamph of | Tiveb Jat tong 4 a gong . ‘Whalemen, . Soverput in evadeouce several documents, One | gence. If your honor wiil allow this lettar to be read to a TT the demoorstio candidate, by « majority of seven thou- | day, Delng uifible to proceed. | The mail boat aleo | | Art at Beverly. Ah inst, brig Goat, Redes, North Atiantio wee up ¢xemplification of a mortgage dated 1ith August, | the jury now, I will undertake te say it is the only time | 7. panier M.Bannivoxu,£eq., &e, Madrid. snd, in & State where the seas, wipe ares Cn yy ia ct iti P ein eetilee Cited at FE, pat inte Pore Menzisine 1846, presented to Jas L. Valentine, om his prope:ty in | it will be read to them: Sin--The ebjact of this dispatch is'to call yo Set ey Se ee ee Feeus the War West sept le, for provisions, and ald Sdaya alver; abe bad 680 bole ‘Weetsheezer county, in which Mr. Forrest is described | Chief Justice —The letter cannot be read until it is | particularly te the caso of John 8. forced. Those who resisted would never be p bh ep oil. in Forrest, of the town of Yonkers, in the State | proved. Eiicen of the Vuited States, but fo Mr Bropurap said that because the ity was not s - Br. Lovis, Dee. 16, 1861. ~ York. Another was an application to the Legis- Mr. Van Buren —The oply instance in which I have | dentin d there recent; over eight thousand was not the cause of the issue of the . a ee and oomeeny, Seer t nines, mand. Salem (( called Lowell lature of Penneylvania, fled by Mr. Forrest, fora di- | ever known a court to interfere with counsel in opening, | fang?! Ae Bea a Fugitive law. There wore other isenes. He believed that | Tndepemdence, Mos ws The meniban cat see Piste | of Revombee.ona will probabloestneaneiemetaoomioteny ¢ trom Mrs. Forrest, dated 7th August, 1560, citing | is where they are stating what they will not be allowed | Pay reapectatie friends and connections in the Unived States, | Hf Ay Prejudice existed in Pennsylvania to prevent the | bring no news of interest. nage athe pains | therefore mariners should be informed: dencon was Ferreet to appear on the third Monday in Septem- | to prove. ‘who foci mach interest for him, and who have pressed hisease | Proper administration of justice, it was against the aboli- = Se Neer beyoy-e a SOW | composed of long staf with » cask, on the top, and ver before the Legisiati nicl Justice —1 fee Do Pon ys to your stating at | upop the consideration of the Departm , earnestly solicit. tionists, and not against the slaveholders. storms, which proved very ie - Las withstood the blast of many 5 gale. ‘or several Theodore Sedgewick, (papers produced.)—Mr Sedge large that you will things; but you cannot ae of the government in his behalf. [tis Mr. Haxe, (free soil) of N. H., said that the resolution —_—_—_— | the port hae becn almost entirely rotted off where it catered wiok wished to say that g counsel for Mr. Forrest, read the document im detail to Be srerree tha! = ‘Thrasher has msde no | declared the Uompromise measures to be final, and vet The Cotton Fallure in New Orleans, Sere boon Kept in ive place by braces from end be did not wish to answer suy more questions than | Mr Van Buren.—-Then I propose to state to the jury | C¢mmunication whatever to the Department respecting | the Senator from Mississippi had already declared his New Onteans, Deo. 15, 1851. sai Foreign Forts. he was obliged to. The paper produced is a copy of a what war in the letter. geo what are the preciso xrounds of his complaint. We have | Willingness to divide California. aia The cotton houre which failed here on Saturday, bas | ,wnarz, Sept P-Big Vintage, Dabbidgs fog Loando, Gcoument prepared in his office. Chief Jurtice ~The jury will be careful not to pay the | Used all the in our power to learn t Mr: Foors, (dem ) of Mise., made several expianstions, | made statement of its affairs, and itis sald will finally | Cawzow, Stpe 6—Sid ahip Waite Suall, Goodwin (not e ‘ | Mr. Van Buren objected to the copy, if the original was Seiden} eS ee Sa ip existence. their opening. My experience has shown me frequently Mr. O'Coner—The other is ina foreign State,and con- that coungel do not attempt to prove all they profess in | {¢'0* sequently we cannot produce !t } opening. | iz. Sedgewick—A copy of the paper was served on Mrs. Mr. O’Conor —If the counsel reads the letter, the ive by co) the p tof wi was, that in the Compromise the ad. ee Pet Shathertu erly oat san ae Dee t southern ry was Her n a8 8 State was the material point. He did not consider | Cotton Factory Burnt. . a. f RYOLK, Dec. 17, 1851. the proposition to change the southern boundary as die- | 71. crtonsive cotton fi "grist ‘mill, and cotton = nuien ee gy caged service, the Court with regard to the statemente pe counsel; | Brel ral Cours Bo bt he compare: e copy produced with | snd before the conclusion 0! trial. jary wou! tates and Spain. The lation of these documents has rt i i insured. ihe crigical. | find that this esse is not en exeoption tothe rule. | Ssssssarily ceosed com ‘You wilkperceive that the | Senator that the South gained everything. Some might | MAVTOG t, coxgest day of the season here, with | lay ‘ToMz. Van Buren—I don’t remember the fact of hav. | (Lavghter.) Mr. Jamison addromed @ letter to Mrs. | Spanish authorities of the island rereesons “that Miz. | suppose ere ner ae be ped gg nl Se | @ strong northwester. Forrest. Court will understi turbing the Compromise. in, bel to Abraham Riddick, situated on § ti pees ere : : - Mr. Hare still considered the Senator as declaring he | £1, belonging to bom, ebenend Ce Cour om, yf, just are. Wm. A wick deposed that he served the petition | Mr Van Buren — cnliwie deen: & Cole ie yea ton Creek, Nansemond county, Va, was entirely con- fi RYoN) Renaek tan ft or ID is anid to ‘days beforo ow %—Arr brig Joba Dutton, Barkett, Ban Loaxno, Sept 27—Berk Active, Boden, for Salem 10 days; oui ‘a Beato Comstoo! N om a 3 cover the act called the Compromise, be agreed with the | sumed by fire ou Saturday last. Lose, $37,000—partly : will asher bad long boon a resideat in Hsvana, had ing eempered them. Forrest, ad we Wl roe ee eae care at | become domiciled there, snd" had taken the esth “of ai j wuld hereafver look over thi per temnrereeentinoe brig Louis ‘O'Conor—I mad affidavit of ice, im that letter, he addressed im the language of | jen the oath of al~ | to be divided. Whoever should hereafier look over the 1 Bg ‘the aan fies uel ee AS Peodpons oom affection. and that it contaimed admissions of crimi- to the Spanish grown, and, therefore, ae they | record, would be compelled to sey. that the South, in From the South. a megend. ide pnoure ity. It will be found that that letter «peaks of the reali. » the ordinary tribunals of the | this ecmpromise, got all, amd that such had always i cal Cee then THE FIRE AT RALEIGH—MI8S HAYES AT BALTIMORE ; regretted that he has made no | been the case, and always would be When the Reners, Simmons; Caarina, op the habs of compar. — VIRGINIA ELECTION, ETC. them i ‘To Mr. Van Buren—Thiaks the affidavit would be made | 20tionof's voluptuous enjoyment. It states that eostacy is | not affection; it contains intense a to the party to 0 the government of his owm ease, as he | historian came to write up this cba | Ba.tiwone, Dec. 17, 1851. CAfriea, Oct 10—Bark Gem, Lawlin, from Mon+ radeon that paver T hove ne doubie’ TY Mi@darit was | Thom it was addressed to give him the benestof her | odit, He Ray indeed, addressed a general lottor of North : | the conflagration at Raleigh, on Monday, commenced iver Gaboon and NY Crean Mr. Van Buren objected to the copy of the paper being perience ; that letter will speak of the recollection | Temmnsiranos ‘nines tte peat tt the fvehearet from bisa | in a small building south of the Post Office,and burmt up | yory, one; Pearl, Welsa, for Bair Leland, eee reoetved in evidence of their eojoyment, and of the bliss attending it; | forsonsily. Nevertheless, his caro has been th hast thou beaten me | pearly a whole equare. including the Post Office and tele aaa i tion, and of the reality | not ridéen on my back; amI not thine ass, and bave L ‘ Home nme Cunt ruled aqateat the admission of the copy of | 1 SSB Spent SEI rn ‘the toe; ie will epeak of the a a a ys5 hot berne thy burden.” He exarsined the several eom- | Sraltue tie tre wan atill burning st the dave of oar | BOSTON: Deo 16—Azr brie Francie TP Peck (of Nosh), Mt Whittey recalled —Deposed that the letter pro- | Sdelity of the love of the writer, and it will speak of the | etficial account of tig Bpanish authorities be correct, Mc. | premise acte, and came to the conclusion that the Sout | letter, and had communicated to the buildings occupied | i i ie, 4 . Nickerson, aad Alexandria. Sears, _ ved hand wri . Forrest. ‘on the part of the party who wrote, and of ths | Tlirasser sprears to heve expatriated himself, ad got all she claimed. He thought the resolution | by H.D. Turner, J. McKinnon, Palmer & Ramsay, W. Sparky, HYork. Vie. quaren' iD Moses Greet is in the hand writing of Br. Vorrest. sso re. | pamigge whom it ves eidzeesed. Is will cay, “Ido nor | perome, 9 le e tims, & subject of cought to reed," that the South will be autisied with te | Thomyrom, he.” The lone of property. is estinrsted | Wheeler, King: Liverpool, Cla ship iseretinttt, 2 emp Forrest, aud dated Richmond, Virginia, March 20,1842, doubt you, and you have assured me that you do not | p| mz as he chose to rem compromise till she wan's more." He desired to Know | $75 (00. Fe ae sseeneneles becho esas Core, OY See ean Mr. Allen (eaid Mr. O'Conor), was not able to fixthe doubt me.” It’ not only speaks of the declaration of | protection of that goverament, he would | if the doetrire of constructive treason, lately advanced. | “ ‘The new IIall at Baltimore is crowded to-night, to hear — Sactimeres Melee Vaiey (ae), dete, but this letter would do so. Mr. O°Conorthen said, ‘he writer. but of the party to whom it was ad | ie le Tight toset up against it any immunity | was to ke endorsed by this resolution’ The very frst | Miss Catherine Hayes for the first time; more than 2,500 ‘Robinson, Wi A that with the exception of the of Mr. Conduit, | dressed. It epeaks of aderation and love with- ded on his original and native character ase cixizan of | principles cf liberty Lad been prostrated and prostitu‘ed | persons must be present Her success here is decided, ‘and 0 Ube case fcr the plaintii! would rest for the present. cut being earthly; it speaks about patting the United tater. There is no doubs that any one who | by dcetrines Cf constructive treaeon, promulgated with | and, with one exception, unexampled. Speactia Ponlklin, a Cage to Deane. ; 4 ouby ncn, Indian Queen, Jes Smith, os i tague (at on Sundsy);. called ia Als | Si Small, Vernom.(wita ier cargo of Io kom Taneesss Frakfort. BALTIMORE, Deo 16—Arr bark Maryland, Davis, Boston. Cid ship Union (new, 1,012 tons), Buxton, Kio Janeiro and respect to this Fugitive Slave law. The Benator frou | Jn the Virginia election, 112 counties give Johnson | ¥° 7 South Carcliza bas complained that the majori:y of ter- | (4em.), for Governor, 8100 wajority, Lilo Linzie, i Jot ritorial judges were of tl — thet the Mexican ‘A Southern Kights Convention bas be ~Fig po laws, abolishing slavery, were in force in the territories | pema Be Knew wot what the! e case were, but he di We bave no mail south of Weshington to-night. how that the court which met room benea:h the | James v. Wagner, an old and wealthy citizen of Bal Senate Chamber, wae the very cit f American tis: | more, died to-day. ay Mr. Van Bi ‘ould facilitate . the shreds and patches of the profersion of the actor, | eel tok tee Con neko “yoo he | and refers to the past; and it will conclude with « poetic the evidence. There is hardly a pretence of guilt, not a Pictuge, descriptive of when —_ 4 Nagy in each color of it. and he took it that there was nojury could .‘ rms in the epjoyment of @ ki This letter # Sind a verdict against the defendant on the testimony. Written to Mrs. Forrest; it was found in ber possessi Be therefore ruggested that this issue be submitted ro | in May, 1840, some nine monthe after it was written. You | by “ule seruth article font tra (1 before ndan' say that an innccent woman might receive such a Son ie map de doebefel win seeeye?, A rosary ler 7 sbat some imprudent person might have thrust | sworn she ginvee tot hi ¥ Spe: on her; but would a virtuous wife have treasured it, | claim the privileges would the not rather have shown it to her husband, | ip the Unit d States, as ree #, less, that on Lis trial he was depri: in privileges eceured ¥0 citivens of the ox called the Benator to order. The urt bad prostituted itse jenstor ead ‘Khe Weather Throughout the Country. NCKEY'S TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 16 WaLt STREET. ‘The Chief Justioe said that the case was peculiarly situ- loreigaer sted. Thedefendant here boids the afirmative in one of oF POu! i rd id." Bere is a man who has dared to addrens me : ¥ « in onder vespay, Dec. 17, 1861, the issues. Che Court was not prepared to say whether {n'termsimplicating my bonor”? Would not any yc Titany ve douvetel ‘The Cuan decided that the rule cniy applied to the | pe... o ane weather hy ‘cold, with the wind there was, or was not, evidence on which to find Mr. For- ave taken that course’ You will bear Feet guilty of aduitery. He would keep open his deci. cont! ens on ee to the edimission cf the comfescion, and would | MiDd that the most unailozed Condens rt ee et other Hove, The Senator's remark» were no forbidden | ty the rules | Mr. Have seid that bi in all res south. Thermometer stood at eight degrees above zero. Rocnasten —There is @ heen wind from the west, and hearcouneel further on the jvestion in the morning. tie * the sleigbing ie ine, Thermometer 15. — ou Will edmit that he should have been (he possessor ol | prostituted ° were not a wten, Beliimere, Buren —We must inrist om ail the testimony | Zev ceercts anne should have peon Une posseseot Of hot Woanother quacter | Svmacusy.—The weather is clear and cold. Thermo- | lth, Nawan Durte pia, Mi tedel phim, court From the organization | meter 10. Schr Alvaradc wii been brought before tha ainti® being put in betore we open our case: aflections and ber person. Now, geatiemen, that letoor a ‘ Urt, it Was £0 COmposed HF to be [be Very c.tadel € justice —Thet is within the discretion of the | Court. I will act in thie @Xelvde no testumony tb: later at F TRANKFONT, beo it-—dld bark 5 1” Ov ctie, Have Arvany It hos been clear to cay, with a woot wind. | vin Kearepente Uria Nitheney, Reuselle Cocdenaerder Lambe, Thermoacer 17 darn B Ccicord, Park, Havana via Seaceputh; orice Califor- i Marous, Pierce, Navy Bay; ith, ship ie po kitcken testimony. That is a wicuess who has sot se in all other cases, amd | taken any one’s Mnall change, nor Diu indic ed, nor y be competent ety oF : a tom, It # 0 Bitchen evidence, it _ lente Mr. O'Covor offered pro the drclarations of Mr. | Comes from the dining room; it ies wituess tat esuart Markets. Esetern Brave (rew), hilburn, NYerk. go lie, and when it is adduced ia testimouy, m to marrow to reply to them both ot Solicuse, Des, 25; 2088 GLOUCESTER, Dee 13—arr brig Niger, Ligring, Surinam, Moran, (8 K) co 8 C, asked what there was in | Cotton etoudy; sales this morning, 4000 bales, at 7c. | “iGtMS® HOLE, Deo 12, & M—Sid ship Centon, Wie- the crparisation ot the Supreme Court to which the | qr ord middling Bugar unobatged. Molasses de- | cativa Chief Justion —General deciarations or of any particu- | it” will be you will made on the other declare tions : N 5 fy sesepeben of tate ee tenater om New Hampshire objected : ol med; 1.580 bhds, eold at 21» Meee pork is dul’, | F M—Arr brics Emily (Br). Fitsgeralé, NYork for St an ordivary matter, T would rule it according to mypee, | DY jai Forrest, with shat man. wi tax to their cece ndicial districts of the United | eee om ctdesen 160 cold at Tic. Obie four in-at | Jebu, Nir nue traces Barter, Blewests tor Forts proc new i wun aitgter teat ve | #8 Disexcuee The Occariom which | bie case le one me s Hd at tO give jority of the | $270, Prime barrelled lard, 7 a 73,0 Whiskey, 17 Kea Bench, Woomer, Bassport for de; Rio Grande, t manna Reg dostrab Ta | rest im Cincinnati three weeks afver the receipt o with whom court to States where the instituvion Wery existed, Freight: to Liverpool are 7-16d. Bterling ex- ckland ior Sloane. Saeeth coscanls le to avoid. Im | that letter. Jasmicon came on to this city, and was aut Mr Burien devied that euch fact could ever infu change, 0.010 per cent premium dion. & tbe meantime. I would recommend counsel to look into 7 5 “ : - up for more than an hour in the house of Mr. Forrest quthorities, Mr. 0'Couor bas referred to Shelford on | Ghring his abevnce. The discovery of this letter satisfied » Be aie i £ 4, Rowlanc; the decision of any honest man He would a+ svon Grvervvart, Deo. 20,1851. | Monthy Berton toe doy dues to Northern lawyers. if they were bon: x Marriage and Iivorce Lad eg as desi Games ? 3 abs to ae etieeae, Me Gunes thas Hogs are firm, at $4 600 $4 75. 800 bbls. mess perk | “yp ~ Mr. Van Buren — The Court would ses that if after the | Ban! Ido nes RR my ey yr tapreseed in ey deapatels Note, th Supreme Court were ever Givided in « old ot 91S. The Suaibes of Rags arsiood ile cesaen, 89 | Goo Walter, eeferdant commences his case pew evidence is produced | asgue to you that Mr. Forrest reparated from his wife | restorstion of poriect 4 geographical line | to this evening, ix 206,000, against 161,000 at the same | rai jewburyport by the plaintiff, we would be all at sea again because Mr. Stevens was not igvited toa tea party at ent £0 ub taid that on the question whether the Mex! ‘late lest year. | Comes _ Chief Justice —We must be ateea rather then defeat | sire” \corhies’ house. 1 do not think thet release of all t lishing slavery prevailed in the terricorie Levisvtite, Dee. [=< Sessions ; man in the prime of life, at the head of aa t ow to the catty end Gecpateh, thie instrastcn | orth and south of a cercain lineentertaiued | , Hogs bave advanced in our market, to $4 66, Borte Bir. Van Buren.—I will stay with the Courtin that case. | hos rable profersion, with a wife whom be loved, would | igrent to you ty a special bearer. scan 7 | generally a different 0} ; and he regarded it as no | i e*ked. (Laughter ) It seems to me « matter for the sound die | pave separated {rom her for any other reason but becau-¢ Signed, DANIEL WRUSTER. | Impeachment of » mans integrity tha: be should be {n- | roux, Dee 17, 1851 qretion of the Court, to eee that thedefendeat should Rot | be believed he wae dishonored. He said toher,“We | ye pininc x10 THE AMERICAN STrAMER PRosternece, ey a | MBEDCed im his opinions ty the institutions which rr Sales ere making of cottom, at 72; Se Corn it at 50 | must separate, we ovver can live as man and wife; Ihave enereen aves, venaet P rounéed him. He repeated the declaration, and on ithe | © (2° Staves are scarce, bat uncbanged in price. | no desire to crush you,” and we shall show this womea | Presicent Fillmore trantnitied the following mereage, | W&8 Willing to stake Dis reputation. that in the Supreme | . On6 it T ene new evidence attempted by the pisiatitf, 1 | going ie him from iim: to time, besewching him not to the uaval intiuctions in reply to the re. | Court reste the fizal bope of slavery. i , . Sas. tan Bao Gana we _ ae | Crush her. and destroy her in public estimation; thet sie pg fer information concerning the firing | SeNTENcE vor aN Atremrr To Murpex a Wire. | eae ee ee ere (ae priviless of | made repeated effur's to be restored to him; that during oir Prometheus by @ British vessel or the | The Bexate then adjourned. | <In the Municipal Court, this morning, James Magee reply on the iseue in which the defendant hed the air. | THIS" (ite he treated her with the same LUmau: Aint | Murguiteccart -— pesreneelll guilty to a cbarge of attempting to murder bie wife j } | | Mr Unprawoon replied, defending the Supreme Court PudtasSipbintor jewbary homaston for NY¥erk; Alert, it, Havana Ist inet vown for N Torn: = ness which be hadaiways observed towards her. fie — To tes Sexsry oy rue Usiren Braves -Thave received | Rouse of Representatives. cutting her throat with « razor Alagee, in justifica | Mr, O’Conor —Where there are sevoralafiirmatives with gave her a book with simply written in it, “Mrs Kdwia | aresclution of the Senate, adopted upon the 12th inst., in | Wastuxcrox, Deo, 17, 1861, | PROPOSMTION FOR COMMITTER TO INTRODUCE ROSSUTM 1¢ | | United Stases the plaintiff. it is an established rule, (be would cail tam Forrest, from Edwina forrest: not trom her husbaod or the fi 7 one,) that the plaintif! opens and closes her sffrotionate husbend. He found himself lost men © rr her but @ few months before the attempt to murder, and Jartice —According to my present view, I can | —sil his hopes of domestic happiness gone, the realization obe At THE HOUER. alleges that he attempted her life twice before. ren, (dem,) of Ohio, asked the unanimous cone | lat #he fled from him to Hoston He followed her, and in i Mr © aly be guided by the position the patties occupy 0 the | of bis bias destcoyed) aud if he had become a maniac ecaleoder. The Court then called on Mr. Yan Buren t» as Mra. Forrest « counsel want to repreremt him, it would s British & houre in Prince street rare murder her by cut proceed with the case for the defendant not have beem extracedinaty, under the peoniiar aitite. nthe Musaviro eos a ea | *#nt to introduce a resolution for the appeintment of ® | ting ber throat with a razor. It was et first thought she mr Buren then rose to open the case to the | tions which bed visited him, Le retired from thisetiy sure bere he utive to asvertain the | committee of five to wait om Louis Koseuth, on his arri- | would die, but by careful teeatmen: at the Hospital she | jury, im s speech of considerabie length, of wateh the foi | te Vhilsdeiphia. to the bomw- of his sister his own house Ls recovered The Court remarked thet no evidence P i | val at the enpitel, end intreduce him te the members of | Yes Srevratey she to subecenticis his ttatriaeater te | the Houre of Representatives further seid that there never hed been « time when 80 fre) Objections were made from eeveral quarters. many scte of viclence endangetiog life had come before | oa , mas present term. fe ied to Mr. Canten.—It ie theeame revclution that passed the | Mint U.e Une, wie ome dag" rolitary aod teelye years Bevate iin at bard labor {n the Btate Prison. —Bost. Traveller, 15th | prrniess in re enlled for petitions | SLATION OF THY PRESIDENT'S MESRAC waster woes is but brief outline --It became bis duty to which had been the eubmit sme remarks tothe jury.ou behalf of the dv- | tering it he sa Serdaot in this cese, and he would be, as the counsel {or Sel we the plaiotitt was. brief with regar: Mr Forrest. He stated that sot m Cecupied in proving thors char, oxbi Mr Fer otherwiee. ile considered thin ra made *guinct Mr. Forrest ana w fome lewd, senanal act on eet wheie life has been thr pen here would idence of nother. and oo «0 my hume I bave now Bo other Mr. Forrest bi tf divorce. until Lie feeouBted the eireumeat edings before the Legisiature fl hward. accompanied with fall of A “ ieuesy, ‘Dee 1d— Are bark Luverne, Yates, yw tomaie be eee ares Mw by the Exec proumed to ‘eal 10, em, do; 4; BN Fox, Parker, James. River; have been adduced He would ask the jury rery brie! Me. Wescuruss, delegate from Mew Mesiee, eBived 0 Parker, do. the charges mace by Mrs. | orrest agwinst | i the Clerk to have the President s loth— Sid tek Man: i olby, Pogretee, d the reports of the Departments transated danse tea BH GES Oo Reheat, hackeraon Detbene ic bre Ben) pel and five thourand copies cireulated in New Mexico, Objected mr ro Mr. Goovenow, (+ ve, Bhaw, ras they relate 19 transmitted te the CPPLIRD WITH NEWSPAPERS. Wasnimeros, Dee. 15, 1 ) of Maine, introduced « resolu- tion providing that, daring and after the Con- gress, members shall be furnished with su and publications as they may select. not to exceed in mount, per annum.the cost of four daily newspapers. | Passed, after refusing the yeas and mays. FRENCH SPOLIATIONS Mr. Teen, (whig,) of N. H., introduced « bill providing cometh for the ascertainment and satisfaction of ciaims for York, seory of | French epoliatione prior to 1801, Referred to Committee no between | Of Foreign Affaire. © Sof Nica: | PROFORITION FOR THE FLECTION OF PoRTMASTERS HY THR | Ship Sir Robt I’cel, Chad in the go- | rrorur | ace: any police | Mr. Aucen, (free soil whig.) of Mass. offered « resolu- Ship RK Cexter | thon providing for the election of deputy portmasters by fark Orien, the people. and instructing the Committee on the Judie ciary to report a bill accordingly. Leia over. Rogers, Expeaive, & ‘A West, Del NEW bkpronD, IS-'Ate chr Mawin, A Beppents Crewell, Philadelphia, Sld echt Rosamoad, Tobey, Baltl- more. 5 Ler Si etecket. oon; mth, Norwich for & Jc do; America Jarvis, tou tor N York; jen, Crinmell, Minture | Sere Mee x x | ht Mary Peweil, Powe ama and © Gebate arose on the ruler. ax hei ber the rerolu nes ine! = THE PASSE NOER Lawes. br Urator, Conley, Pre fecan-be maser, 5 ; ~ nb cimaptte: = Mr Lawes, (whig.) of N. Y.,imtroduced « bill to amend Chase f | A Coorgetowe, SC, for e . > ; | oo ore + the sets regulating the sastings of pessengers in wer- wa, hay seats,” 8 York tne thes mmrake the som chart vertels, Teterred to the atte on Commerce | . by ee a ren oa were aw u aD nah PROPORAL 10 GIVE 8 (Ad 16th, bark Monty 3 oohag ~okeyl ~ - t . hd Mr. Bowns, (whig,) of joimt rero. *™ esben OV! DENG) ‘hed oot mor)» lution giving ome hundred of land to | gyip wemphis, R rived, | Marye, Ge; echt Geo of adultery’ My. Forrest som | oaneee ae esch of the Hungari ve been transported to yew wnrhit. Bunker, New Orlenus, 14 aye, with m 4 naw i wie . ve ha this country by the tthe bag Cn & mom - . “ Mr. Canris, (whig) of Florida,wished to add « proviro Brown, Charleston, € days, with | ; yeon.str ack fron the ne ge gt that they go and live on it », Kilby, Magecittes, 6 the dof odan aoa - one ome Mr. Havt, (dem.) of Miseourl, only wanted our own = 't' ¢ Nesmith x the d omplaint Wasia therewepapere « citizens to Le emtitied to the same privilege tpehe bark Cerrington, steering dah Aun West, cat tek able femal’ aia aoan e ” Objection being made, the resolutic HE A obis, domed snd . ude, Ae ie wisocharged ; o tes a vill faithfully maiptsin, en x ain (ot Freeport), Oxnard, Rochelle, 48 days, urber, Milliken, Baltimore. with ade ‘ Atreet Rept by a wr ° witee ae 4h . y relorred to, © 67, to Newmnith & | y Willot § Robbing, Smith, mer oem = tore 6 boas h ; ry mw ion y a at servaas, + epane, Fever Sid schrs Mary, Da there is me erie yo ord ame & : . MA. GRAMAM w oung. Hewking Delaware, Harding. i dence well knows, w ’ 2 deen. oad Tel fore a anne nding U.S. Mome caperienced very hese ie ori . u for + thes * » Karen then art OF THE AT. LawneNce oe ¢ Vi ed the anne: . eo . ; w for ane. ) icesgnattans eoate ihe Mr Henanc, (whig) of Vi. offered the annexed prea a Cushnes, Laway, 8s Marks, 14 days we | ulliame, Resch, don Be i have ed , t ‘ ‘ ' ». concerning : rch, ya, aco. | known; sleo, ‘ i . hee .) nh concernia, rene, Kosguth) in | orted te f jew Ori t Bor’ i412, | Feste, toe lin, Py lledelpbie. : . j . a not Lawren Jared that the 4 by Con from Jamal oF New Yo PORT ; y ; : i D lor New York, i beo 1S t ‘ onwn i - ro Waths OF vME wa meee a woth provieious Bec 5 teoviee cs , A A communication wae receive: w the Becretary ¢ ‘Theretore, resolved, 1d reecintion wae not intended we, Savannah 6 days, with plenk to | epi . i - 7 ‘ ¥ Weaing hie sonal evtiqates to have @ polition! meaning, or to pledge the aoverament | Ring » A . A Re shove cumente Were referred. and ordered ota. re of section, J mately eapresee’d tympatay im the Horton, Wilmingtoa, NO, 3 days, wih | gi = p Sr gmee Milter tor ss tret, @ 6 ta bry i wr nauee b ¢ Ot jection was made by Mr (whig) of NO, | Yarolinn, 7 daye, with maval | de deat cul aguellypctbramediet reed Me ' oie, ‘ateaens ’ d a joint resola- | tion should lie over. It war Sue ecided te Imy it top i af the pisir " Aa 1 to 19 o'clock thie tate ‘ wet the Aabema Legisieture, praying fer the sale of | corer 4 : i dein, # days, K4, Dee 2—Ba Ot beEN oRiied Le tne oy Petersturg, 4 er ys. P igri HG hevie ¢ comm ~ A — foun pee saneny 02> Ree pene seme yee ease + YORK River, 24% Warcises, Fewell, Gen Wil Flowers) in 18 Army Intelligence. : aa Nea cow Mr. Pair, (@om.) cf New Jereay, introduced @ bill e ht River, 2 deye. ATLM, Lee Ibh—age be . made such an now sesentan .¢ Sen 1a petition, the rising the Beer of the Navy t contrnet for 2 deve. } Const ot &frca, Vet 10; had very nenvy wee ; ‘ f ths ob . Brot ed. praying tor the restoration of fog- ying the mails from Jersey City, and from the city of m River, 2 days, const " out i Andrew I’ 8 vy, “s ‘ New York to Galwer, or rome other port on the wes ‘ " WISCASSET, Deo 181d sehr Westport, Reed, Havana. a ¢ Mounted & jen “ ’ Jing up the petition, | coast of Ireland. Raderred to the Committer on te Pc ) vee ; ini, 2 days, - teamer Amafaath as eur prised thet #0 me ple could be found =; sf me one ecuitery * Orie Tbe Regimen h * need the fret Btates which receg. ‘The Committee of Wags atid Means was inetructed ¢ Ri vAss=Ship Memphis—-Wr ulsct eed | “4 . r ‘ awe U n he right to petition the ip, wire into the eorncy s© aivring the raiue 4 ‘i ; ' - . boomers pese eximed, the right to disouss it the specie coin cf the United Btater ne to ma oy = Passengers Satlen e 7 lepertuce ¢ desire to speek unadvisedly om pnd remine! value of the colm FUR ne bai, Ropers, haitinore A100) —Stanmehip Amerion— Mee x, be other companies will follow after. in a teed # gind if it could be laid om the PROPOHTTION TO CRANT KOSBE THE sna. ibal Privchere, JF Wileen, R Betetel, mY , the “ber compan will be detained at New 0: table for the y neat, when he ui as. (Whig) of , * 1 ' Holand B Hoetle . ene until they are mounted, the horses for which are would be prepar id mc dify the seventeenth rule ec « . . agen 7 ' new * being ared on the Ohio, Thit regiment Mr Brwann (free soil whig YeWhat ie the ip» privilege of the hall, sud euib he Epemre e ; : are © ike hee eetivriy engoged in detached service in Ore aad preser of the petitioners’ och mun: the same to hor ‘ Seer Gaceiie, Meter, Reel * “ : i 3 = wa sme oe ant a wire. ana on the sie for several years part, spd has not be to ur freer ron =i fot teh tbe mains (Laogh ter.) A nomber of obher reselutions were et" ata Lerreyetic, kee eed, bs naal Be ie Iplte (he +yIOparny OF this Jory eee ether UDtl recently. ctiom to lay it om the table wae ado; ve rae b.cop Wamp Teller, Mure atgip Zaye. ets Orr, Waetiraten county: Ip Ban yepasny wry eoently mw 7 pied | (ue Meuse edjeurned. Haber Dreslicit, Gunth, Ph ave bw | Fywe, Keckeeter, U Midhporly a Uatwe