The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1854, Page 1

pe ——_—__—_] — MORNING EDITION—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1854, NEWS BY TEMEGRAPH, VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON TRE CADSDEN TREATY 1V Mr. Smith's Speech on the Nebraska Question, Lav aT UPON TRE’ BILE, YANKEE MOK NT AND HIS T AUCTION. HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE — WILLIAM co. Lat auction, thie day, (Satur- ‘Bt tho onles room, No. 5 + of household furaiter Bs stain and Veneti peti aud black walnut marblo top dressing bureaug, tablos, marblo top rontre tables, pior fomen. sdiated ACUETOR. OTICE.—RICH FURNITURB, £. EL USGOUD, Al © general assortm stands, mahogany on. ered in hairo)oti ui A us, marbletop, pict ana costo vables, bedstcads, ward: +1e0, two fine pianos, a choine Lot fano) One Ta joulatod for a large jewelry «1 Mesut windlass and’ m fox abode stantes elied “cottexe suiter, Lnmp sh hair matiresces, fo PaKes, cova 'lide, of ALS OF RICH AN Ss ‘at beds, bolsters and pillows, coun a NOTICE —THO3, BRLL, AUC TIONRBR— i , will be sold a lob of SLAVEBOLDER}, AND THE PE Wake {Oil ALLIE ELEGANT FURSITURE AND 7. W. BOum. it sell this lighsly damaged tablc line, and ep! Ing; dry tgoods, host ry, titteon hasks' boxos eegars. twenty tinue gungand rifle: 8 Ab lo'clook, intr nt of tie etore, & val marc. wagon and barnes. rthy ationtion. NOTICE.—RICH CHINA, AND PAPIER by virtuo m a chattel morteaza 1 +t Wye o'skrok, at o'ss house, removed for convenience of sale, consisting of clogant rosewood suites of parlor furniture, in 6: Le; rosewood and ma: Attempt to Resuscitate the Deficiency Bill in the House. MB, HOUSTON WILL PROBABLY RESIGN. E NEW YOSK LEGISLATURE. NEW YORK CONTESTED ELECTION CASE IN THE Description at the & ner stands and ctogores. and ongravings, in handsome frames; rosewood sofs, In ry AFPAIRS IN YI are, oxtensien dining table. & ly old without reserve. BOYLE, AUCTIONS 0: fof papier mesbe ead china goods, oomeisiing of vases, jcelain aud Bohemian ware casos, tea cnd< ing, Vm 08, small tes ond dinn ro |UGTION FALE-OF toss, &o 2 rey work boxes, reliculos 48, glass Boadgs, inimi 2. Chatham bree mst % known WIDh8. LIQUORS, 81 { that well Snown housa, . Nowell & Co, will soll on Saturds: i] the fixtures and stock of Hqucrs, oil paiat 1 ginsecs, tab es, choirs, glass Sx iuros, one Aeslich bow pump, thiee Laeaks, one torun from isso! May next. HOUSES, ROOMS, & —THR ADVERTISER HAVING TIS ‘s amountin cash, wither to purchaes with ft table and profiably busines; & Dusit Mating nainre ef’ buriness, Tosationsead lust stating natnro of buriness, Joostionand obber undoretanding of ahe busi- 0. ho loase has two yosrs Marine Disasters, Political Items, @ & deposit required, WANTED, PRTER PAKKS, Takers rate ate Auotionser, 79 Nassau street. Tie Latest From Washington. THE GADSDEN TARAYY IN THE SENATZ—MR. O'SUL LIVAN'S APPCINTMENT-—-THE DEVRAT OF THE DEFT CIENCY BILL, SSIGNEERS' SALE.—WILL BB SOLD of PUBLIG auction, on Wedagsday next, 16th inst, at 31 o'clook, ., the forniture ond sixtures In the building known a Regalia, in Fortizth strat, opposite the Crv: ‘and no postpcnoment. Sn a and there be mad» for she ioate of the building on Lil terme, for & torm of years. SPARS & HYDE, Assignoos TAPLE AND FANCY DRY sion ou Friday, Fobrua eat vt al Dono othore will b CARKPENIBR’S 8H0P WaNTSD-O8 A building, cr vacan$ lot on whioh to ercot one, either on fs Joas¢ or would porebase. Located bet woon Wort etroot and ghted avenue, and Canal and F. Wasttincton, Fab, 10, 1854 The Gadsden treaty was rot rent to the fenate till to. Gey, Mr. Rusk, who is warmly inits favor, tried to go Jdrest | into exeoutive session for the purpose of ordering ite printing; but the Senate w: look at it, and declined the motion, Yeaterdsy, im executive session, John O’Sallivan’ nomination was considered. Mr, Brodhead spoke atsome Tength against its confirmation, when it wag Inid ovar- Grand streets, and not wore than swo or tatco blooke from | Gem Case, it is understood, is prepared to yote for Mr. it O’Ballivan. There is little doubt of his copfirmstien, Mr. Houston, chairman of the Ways and Means Com. mittee, it is said, intends to resign in consequence of the defeat of the Deficiency bill—thus following British Par- liamentery precedent, the Chancellor of the Exchequer CHASE, A | alwaya resigniog when voted down. twoane shal! or thre story basement aad eubortiar, With » fall 104 ormoze, cons not to be over $5,800, Fost Office statin; EAT JONES STREET, Broséway,) or Fourth streot—Wanted to purchas lot or » lot without a House, in oithar of the A fow Ites directo ito A. B. U., Broadway ion, size of lot, prico and germs, wi SPIGNEES' STO Sixth avenue, at }] o'o) ted, hae been recently with great oaro, evident'y in no haste to will bo sold in one lot. examined from 10 to 2 o'olock every SMALL HOUSE OR COTTA lyn, near tho Fulton or Atisntio airoot forry.” MAK’, Herald office, stating rent gad otter part WANTSD.—THE GE WANTED IN Bi K- ADVERTISER WISUES 'y oF lease a house, situated between Reade and LBERT E. NICOLAY, AUCTIO! Jay & Co., will sell at auction on Thurs bth Broadwsy—700 canary m the Harts moun'sins, Gormany, per Leipre} shington. These birds are warranted males Dy exo a0 oll 8 d ai groen, ebcaw o rato cane, Also, swo's ightiogal birds arowrarranted in the steam reserve $0 the highest wanted for ® public house, Apply to C. 8, HOWES, 53 Nassau street. FRENCH LADY WANTS TO RET SOME ROOMS on Broadway for her busines: would advanco to her cinety dollars. Broadway Post Office. FOOKLYN HOUS. ‘Sho wishew somo person wesingcra, singin; Address Mwe, Laoille, }-WANTED TO PUR THINTY-THIRD CONGRESS, Hiro of houss an FIRST SESSION. BLESCKSR (EAST OF LBERY H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONBER.—ALBERT B. ‘& Co.will sclias suction on Saturday and Fob. lith and 13th at 11 o'clock, st our gi ational Academy of Desi osite Bond atrect, the whole o gra, Hexty, Broth emal) houre an above locations. Post Office, tvating | meet with immediate attention. OUSE WANTED.—A TIIREE STORY MODE! from $9,000 to 310 000, rtieth streets. West side of Sixth ADEN, 190 Weshington st OUSE WANTED—A TWO STORY HOUSE. front and back bavoment ‘the tocation to bein ac stsgo route within Rent to ba moderate. floc with tedroome and front baroment, with « ‘Addroos D., Borsld office, OUSE WANTED.—IHREZ OR FOUR APARTMENTS oily without chiliren, furnished ‘No. 663 Broad’ Waseixaron, Fed, 10, 1854. Ey ook, whion bad} The Caain decided that ao business wasin order but was saved wit the highest bidds oohes, earri ay B. & Ls a now 6 2 aoid ataatassly Lcoation bstwoo diamond sewelry, 1 yes, cluster and single stor ehrenomoters, by the mot akers; alse ome ladic.” gold lookota In great va chatolatnos, charms, oroasi Mr, Permr obtained unanimous consent to report private bills from the House, They wera the bill extending the time for filing certain private laud olaima in California and the bill confirming # private Jand claim in Wisconsin: Both were passed. ‘The bill for the relief of the heirs of Lieut, Wioklitts wes taken up. Honse, Fourth and Tes eminest Frenok, under collar, and good yard, 5 Td obtias, ves} and tings, brooches, seals, ral minutes dzire ff. Koya, vinagrostes ‘The advertisor w: Droodi ) ond & lange Varioty of Ani apectable family. wd vere, segar and Watch siands of every size and di is brente clocks, surmounted by id \o., card receivers. de Plated tos and coffe THE NEBRASKA BILL. Mr, DovGias, (dem.,) of Ill., moved to postpone all otber business and take np the Nebraske bill. Mr. Stvant, (dem.) of Mich., to day, but gave notise that hereafter he would objeot to tho consideration cf any business on Fricsy but private wanted byseall f or unfercished, in s respect: la neizhborbood, cither in this gity or Iirooklyn. Adéress, stating rent and particulars, to box 5.185 Port Office, to-morrow. EETING ROOM WANTED, ONE EVENING BVERY roiation, num sering Aish » ke, J.B, Hans, pope | icg machs pesrl inlaid; in 8 aid that he would agree spoons, Parisi Bai )s, Workboxos, ee, week, by 8 law a members; & location b. street preferred. Addre box 1852 Pat Office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—IN THR UPPER PART Hoboken, from the firssof May fo, child, and servant. Addr ber of rooms, &e., box 3,475 Post Ofiea. ART OF A GENTEEL HOSSE WANTED, IN THE Fighth cr Fitteenth ward, by a family of ti of Aprilor May. A ncte to P escort, Broadway Stating loostion, room, rent Ac., will’ meet with attontion. OOHS WANTED BY A DEATIST, FOR Teare—An extice floor, ina modern house, fi u.turniched, in or nesr Broad and Union place. Add: 'B cy Mr. Douglas’ motion was agreed to. Mr. Suita, (whig) of Conn, resamed the floor, and tontinued bis speech commenced yesterday. from the speech o/ Mr, Webster, in which he opposed agitation North and South, sa] declared his devetion to the Union, This was the platform on which he (Mr. He was opposed to anti slavery agi. ery egitstors. No man conld aay he AL | was actuated by sectional motives in stabbornly opporin He bad voted agaioz: the Nebraska biil of las. year, when it contained sa approval or aanstion of ths -. | Miescuri prohibition, Nostherz Senators egatns: tekiog {: up, sud afterwarts he bad, with four other Northern Senators’ yates, 1 oa the ‘table and bitled it, folios, albums, thormome. whips and walking canoe, cil mI traveling onaee, y etetionsrr, in rich asd tity of small itoas al epedimere of Fecisiaa em ans frases, Catalorve yon Monday, Fob, 6, cf the city, wout e.de hoxt, by a gentleman, stating terms, num! Emith) now stood. z (Late chief salesman of H H. Leeds & Oo.) tators and pro: AND ELEGANT HOUSE. K, 8 1U)¢ o'clock. gv ALOR, by catalogue, of all igome rosewood ané ma)iogany fatuiture, » sontaiaad ia ho JCTION SALE OF held furniture, 08 between Hourson etrect G HL, at Broadway Pos) OWNERS OF TENEMANT HOUSES —A MARKIBD without a family, visnes to hire one or two tans term ot years, fas first rate oity ref renos 0 of $3,000 seourity. Addro:s, post p: ib Office. as ofber osrpote on the rocims; two richly earvad marbla uta and backs; rosewood centro, imenitioens peony 2, plate «lees fro. table Md He was somewhs' surprised now to sce some of those who then voted with bim, pre- rote for this messure at this time, if this course 10 TAILORS.—WANTED, TO EXCHANGE, A GOLD | was adopted by them becane thi4 al: 1, worth $4), for fashionaSle olsth jen clooks, with & must rare and valuable coll msate! or aments, cases rtatuottes, Lowor pats, & jon 1, compavures, fruid 7, Ho cid no’ believe that if this bil! was not aweetened by t2is negro provision it would be allowed to live in the Senste a ba!f hour. overshadowed Ji things. This bill re enacted the Fagitive Bat if it re-enacted the Missouri robibition and the Wilmo’ proviso both, ‘ire times over, Be was, and had sl vaya bo: detached lover wi ing, Address Mr. Redficld, Herald office. ANTED—A COTTAGE HOUSE WEL! FURNISH and possession riven immedi stely; i ios Woe Address, throt ro baie mattresss 5 mazble top bureaus and washrtan ‘and gilt mirrors do, lounges, rock aire, foather bode base ont furniture, iis rich toilet acts, ofa, Slave act five times. feperb mahoga: noketa, wardrod: would not support it. utterly opposed to agit d now, condemmed the {otrcduction of Congress, where no good, but much evil, w: He cowld ces po rearon or m It might be, perhaps that as the ediministration had cast out Dapiei S, Dickinzon and hfs frienda into diegrace, ion, and takea Join Van Burenand bis freo foil allies to ita borom, that an exigency had arisen call- OF this, however, he k: Ceiimitely; buthe was utterly opposed to the msasare. Ho proposed to trace the mutations this bil! had ander. gone sisce its origin. by tha chairwan of the Territorial Committes, con- tained a twenty first rection, wi TWO. GENTLI and one lerge furnished room, srticular a3 to coommodstions ‘aro ¢enirablo, Permanent arrangemsnt would N, ONE SMALL 0 ation, provided it is not down town, and if thi d +he price resonable, oeitive, ab 10%, RW. WESICOTT, Auctioneor. ILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION 2h tio o’nlook P. M. usted neat Gien Co ine ha proporty of Jacob B. Willis, dooonsed, ‘TED-ON OR BSTORE MAY 1ST, A HOUSE IN iMismeturg, eouth part, gas ard folding doore in geod yard, to contain ten rooms; ren to exceed $40), AteressG MH. W., bex 3,122 Post Onies, ANTED 10 R@NT—A THRER STORY MODBRN ee, in the upper part of the oily, wish ail the Rent nt to oxceed $1,(00. ng location, Xe. perior, basersent, ing for this policy. The bill as fi fora Acdress box 4,835 Post Ofc ANTED TO RENT—S DWELLING HOUSE, To BE uated moar Broadway. botecen Canal and Frurtoo: ront not to exceed $1,000 per 1 modern improvem sat: ANTED—To HIRE CONFECTIONERY, WIN! » at auction thle day, by declare} that , at 156 o'clock, t cut to the fullest extent the principles of the OROrY, WiMos, AO., The langusgo” of this esction ho id not onderstand cleerly, or wist wes meant by it. le most grievously jary of miasteen Phila- elpbia lawyers to discove: ite 3 from IlUnoia bimeeif had sfverwards explained tha object of ihe equivocal langnege, himeelf, be preferred plsia and unequivocal larguage, but there were others, whigs and cemocrats, who pre- ferred that the object of the provision should be stated id kection, then, waa intended for the tender footed democra's and whigs who, Coriring to vote for the repeal of the eompro- mise, wisted if couched ‘n ruch Iangus ce that th according to the respective latitude and longituce of thetr constituents, rwear that it did er did not repeal The bil remaioed in thst way one wesk, in the meantime Mr. Dixon offered his amendment. w) in plain, broad and Cisifact terma, repealed the Missouri tor from Keatueky, if AUCTION SALE OF Colton will sell, this day, at th jon rooms bouschold furniture, Ke. day, Fob. il, a kmaa stroot F OR BEYORE THE 1 privilege of purchasin modern improvements, in an eligib 4, west of Second svenus and Ay person & mood t : ‘os Office, stating location, moat be miderate-i. ANTED TO PCRCHASE OR LEASE—A WE buit two etory and modern improvement’, ia plessant nelshborhood, ‘Twonty third strects Soventh avenues, Addr scription of property, loo: ‘ANTED TO LEASE, FOR A TEVM OF YEARS—A Rowse with a store, suitable f eithor in Now York, Brookly ing such to let, for # fair rent it may address T. rent, dc., whiol: 10 wt comprised in part of se vored in brocatolle, mahogany wardrobes, book rics, sofas, and cota ba droraing bureau! do. large French plate leas cistinetly. Tai accommodation of thor tio, or thrve story ho yn. Salo perom| ¥ LEASR AT PUD partiae of New Kerk, Lig ATOTION. unoil of she 19th compremise, The S lished no other good by offering his s rougat the Senator from Illinofs up to better than matizg » poil 5 an odzner preferred, THE TRADES, &0. st eg ot ry MASTER FOUNDER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE | braced the ropeal of the of stoundry. Ove who can produce seouri eet, besanve it had This lasted bat been suspended by the acte of 1860. a short while, and it was found it did mot answer. Senator tuea held # council of war of the fr bill, and prepared an amendment, which is now pending. This amenement ceclares the time-honored M sesuri ecm- I: wag [liiaots who proposed e Was sorry now to & iF a North or onia avenue. in the State of New Joreey, o back seain, together wits the pisr L and bulkha sof Chambers strro with all tho proat ising from anid ITMROGRAPH PRINTERS rave transfer and two cood on ae the Lighost wages, WANTED.—A FIRST ‘aving pcinters oan find 154 ‘The purshsser €the ferry lease an pect void and inopera:ive. a i ¥ ual rent, to arply in the counel! of war, wars most singular one. 0 i that the Miescuri act being pits of the acts of 1S W4NTED. 4 PERSON COMPRTEN’ ce of & emnell office, having two 1 ome book work. buve it ay, employment, consistent with the prisei conffonly cailed the coapromise soeasuree, wae void and inoperative, it bene the design recog: ise the principle establishet by those asta of Congressional pon joterreniion, &:, &s He he: learaed tn his rei thicgs contained in the et 4 of preambles. of enacting clausay, o: bat never before bad be heard o* an euas.men* with This pereratioa to the ena ki ». He will be ‘required, the game time, be will execate & boud wi s * Meycr and Comptroller, f°? sl paymunt of (he cont querter-yearly, a9 for the 0 mania of the lense. jotionger and ths expenry of ths lease” to be paid by aser. Tho conditions znd o gaa! form of ferry lx *,indu trioas man can es), stating terme and re. He had etuited law to some ex ui inta cf bhe lease to Vy ANTBD—A_WsTCHMARER. APPLY TO PRATT ‘& Reath, 173 Broadway. much propriety might enactment a portion of his Chisago rperch, where, by the forse and power of oratery, be ind resisted the fannti- clsm of 8 mod and put down a riot the Senator from LIQUORS, &0. NDY PORT LANDING. 7] RGUNDY PORT Danton pasts, ia The question put by ineachusette was perfeetly right it war the design to repeal the Missouri act, wh twit this peroration ? Congress use this language, and twist aad agairm round i eth ay iter it votd bey yy not ray direstly it is hereby repealed © It the Migsouri set was to be iowa ap, let Be intended to nat like (Laughter.) Se would get up x0 riots, for eaying the deed was inciple was inconsistent 4 Senator frow Liinois to justify the aot be the North. But the South did mot oare for t! All it wanted was the repeal, and ft Aid not savor or Osher Nerthera had completed hin .¢ deautifni village of Litsh- field, where there ware wany very preity yonug ladies, overnor Wole'stt, who waa & rnost amiable and who has bean in the adeiaiatration of jogton and Jefler soo. got {otoa Inwoul: with » petty back The vauk, by way of recu: employed ail fine Iewyers inthe place bat hinee poring him F.ot to be of euitisie For this reason he got the management of Mr. Wol The of Governor was one of the most how rable, upright, and sincere mea he had sror kr foot wids, wih aa L vi ae the foot of Chambere she ferry fixtures nro to be en the north side of directly? Why atts 10 ba constr ding to the plans ts ad es ty & revelation of thee *£e axtant and position of the ereé by she tosolution, may ©. FLAGG, Comptroller, ASTROLOCY.—uns PLEURY, FROM Teletiver nfopkceied Napoleon 1 ia, bret person of the proven as the Comptroller’ of 2 sals is hereby postponed te TT ie NS. @. FLAGG, Compteotter, AUCTIONEER, ut see to foretell future, tr He woold reeist it. treet, iret story. (B& RLTURNS THANKS TO HER NU- patr he Where is the necessity done, because ech and such « with ruch apd euch en act! proting droame, siso trom Green cee & s'raw What ree oe the | men covid give for the sr studio, he kettle dove tt dy or seman f hor visivere, will do well Avo the opportunity of s etroot, corner of they will marr; consulting Ler, , she far: ture, also from , & large assorimen idencs 59 Great Ladies, fifty conts ; cente, M MOR@OW—I8 WITHOUT BXCEPTION tik | Oc & most wonderful astrelo wor ever heen Knewn, Sbo will tell d will show your fuvure hi which bas astonished thous Sho ian soventh dev bors vith s natural wonderiul soience #9 tell even their very thoupha. cause happy, pairs te come & ness of matrim mo Carnen sad © ces chairs in pluas and haiz ol in that village. one richly toned seven-o stave pina y 3, seyonsh 7 i mattresses, ball end ki: 't by invoking ¢! importance to ba afraid Mi er, who Will all onj No. 76 Broome Stree. Gentlemen 2K WORKS, AT AUC’ works ab Rahway, N cf ong superior horizontal boilers, exoh #1 WAY STEAM BR) B soldon sy Osioanery, xn atraighiforward npecimen of New Eogiand character. (Goud laughter.) mtan old fashioned New Fogland ctaraster. 1 sir, to be understood as meanin, an it is after ater) Dorimg the law: ernor Welsstt, and on app “Mr, Seni is ition. Tis wan tng to tt excuses. tod the aat—wh NAL DESTIS ¥.— spoken = omen; ‘Lo you dosigs to know your fate, ? b ROBACK contalt, ho oan expound By overt processes profound, Whatevor tho (ovurs bes in Fer you st yours braces ail th quantity of shafting, beltiog, ¢ trade, brick, a Ali Now Fegland character, not au transplanted to I! inots, soit be ured frejnently to see every oocasion, ever a man ets an idea that He was utterly opposed to making an onaeimeat and yaa'sd a exousen: they 60, an oneR: ith the oxolusive von. Dy Soria of magiont fare, oantoatng HM carrey vit T High pteoet, Bosdoa, whacy 1 y bo addeeseed, pers pad not then speat the matter out plainly? He did not know, however, that he would dispate mach about the matter, if it was admi'ted that this peroration was inserted for the scoommodation of the Senator from Tilino%s, who had alrea¢y brought into the world fives Trritories, and wag now loaded to the matzie with two mor (Laoghter.) Tos Senate shruld deliberate well whether the Dtssouri sot was to ve repealed. If ft shon!d be, then it ought to be by & separate ing through = m And killed by the South, a€ the last "esivion. Tain repeal of the Miseouri act had bot been expeoted by the country. Nothing bed been said abont it in the newopapera prior to the mesting of Congréss “While speaxicg of the newspapers he wished the Senate t> notice the very Ciroordant tunes which had heen pleyed by the goverament orgen om this eubjsst Tas Saoator from Kentucky had been denoupeed by it as aa agitator for proposing the reper! of thy Mirsorivi compromise, aud the tor from Liiincis landed tothe skies for prop> bing the middleevurcse. The Senstor from Illinois belag compelled to tow the mark, had silopted the rapealing claure, and the orgau sounds forth that it, and {¢ only, i# the proper messure The ohenged every time the Sepator cil, It appeared to him that the orzan wav more the organ of the Territoris! Committee than of the ai- ministration. Hs denied the correctpem of the Senzior's remark thet the Territory of lowm was not prohibited from sotig on the subjeot of plavery. Mr. DowcLas. (cer of Li, eid that what he hai meant was that the power was given ta the Territory to legirlaxe upon ail rizhtfal subjects of legislation, add no exception 34 to alayery. Mr. Smrri raid ibat avery was gota rightful aubjest of legielatim where Corgress hed probioitod tt, fhe Sena.or coul’ not get ont of ths question that way. Ho would nadertake to drive the Senator off the Meld on that point, osen Lofure any two peany justice of the pears fa Minoia, He thea referred to the Mikcouri eompromiss, the circumstances under which it waa adopted, the sealous support given to it by Clay and other Southern Statesmen. Uncer it the South had got Misvouti, Arken saa, and Florida Tbe Senator from Kentucky ‘hn’ da- ciared to the couniry that this proposition eame no? from tbe South, but fom the coming from the North, be couid nb bat a ‘he result woul, perhaps, chow the Senator 8 as mistaken ia sup posing the Norih bad offered aoy scoh thing No man could ppesk forthe North. The chairmaa of the com- mittee right possibly speak for the Southern half of Mitois, but no; for the whole Nor'b. Bofore epeaking for the North in curing the repeal of the Missouri not, the Senator from [linoia should be sure that be nada majority of the Committee on Territories in its favor. That committee consisted of six Senators, two of whom had expressed their disapproval of the bill, and there would in all probability be another who would follow their example. If this should 96 tho case, the bill was before the S:nate without s majority of the commlites in its favor, and ought to be put ont, Suppose that upoa voting upon this bill it should appear that a majority of the Northern Seuators were against it, ought not the r from Keatucky, who vos for it because offered by orth, vote against the bil ? Mr. Dixoy, (whig) of Ky —I'll ask you a quastion: Bernese & majcrity of the Northern Senators do v te for ‘tho bill, will you do go? ir. Surra—I will answer that question: Whenever I put my oppo’ ition to i; om the ground that it is ® propo sition offered by the North to the South. I deny the fect. The Senator wiil find out, perbape, bafore this bill is done with, that the North never had avy idea of offering the repeal of the Mirgouri compromise. He may find it out by the votes of the Northen Senators. He will find it out by the nor‘hern votes in ths hou: Before this dill fa parsed it will be pretty fully ascertained thet the So- netor from Jilinois dors not carry the whole North in his breeches pocket; no, not by a—by a—by a— Vowr—A jug fall. Mr, Surmm—Yes, that’s the very word (Great laugh- ter.) He then gave his views on the aubject of the sla. very agitetion. He was entirely opposed wit He kuew well that no goo could be sccomplished by agitation; on the contrary, great evilsaod danger to ths peasn of the people and the asfety o' the Valos would result from it, ‘wan utterly oppored to its introduction into Congcsaa avy time, but particularly in this mancer, at this time, andin this bill, Inthe last Congress the Senater from Iiltpois told the Zenato that he had made bis Jact spaech on slavery. What an uvfortunate thing it was that thia promise bad not been kept! (Laughter.) It was s great pity the Senator did not stick co that asvertion, for it hs ad this ill would never have pasced, and the agi. tation would have brea kept out of Congress. i(y denied meat emphatically that tuere was anythicg fn tue acts of 1860 having the rimotest effect upon the Missouri act. He chatlerged the Senator to produces singe word to sustein the sceertion that at the time any one thought those sots in principle, or otherwise, edacted the Misson ri cor promise It the Senator could produse such & word be would absndon the isue If Mr Clay was now ative bis eve would ‘lach with indigua‘ien, his eloquent Ups pour forth their powerfa| Cesnuciation against this wanton viclaticn of (the compromiss of 1820, seninet this reokless perfily. He regrotted that thy were no stetesmen of this day ed end elevated above pareoc: «© et terations to riso and reboke and restrafa. as Mr. Ulay nod Mr, Webster did the Wild favatioi¢m of the North and Sout! The whig party no longer stood forth to resist it. There seemed to be ® rivalry, © psifect competition betwesn Bontbera whiga and democrats as to wn sbould frat rash into t #apport of this ripest Mr, Clay’s view sf the c »mpromice of 1850 was that {be South and North should :hareequally,nei ‘her to get any a%vaatage over the other. That was the exast 19- suit of it, aa toll by the Senstor from Ultnois in hiv apsec’a et Chicsgo. Did the Senator from Illinots uederstend fa $50 that the #ixsouri compromise was done away with ie Te he did, why dil he vot say so in bis report? 10, why cid he aot tell the people of Chi s.go #0 when he addrers:d them! Had te told them that fact, pethapa be would not bare sucoseded vo well ia quelling the mob, or in putting ¢own the sontemplated riot. Ais bill provided for the srpuiatment of & goveraor and juéges by the President of the United States. [4 would uncertake row to demonstrate ihat the New Mosico aad Utah acte did not give the people of tboxe Territories full power aod ccatrol over tae regulation of their domentic fontitutions, If tt did not, the Senator would not sk it for this one, The Utsh and New Mexioo acta give x a veto on the legi#lation of tho Territory. ress @ veto on the acts of the governor and Legisature, Who were the governors acd judges? They wero the orea\ures of the adminiatration for tne time bs- ing. But, to ¢xesmine the question more particularly, tho pator had declared that by the acts of 1850, the people wh had been given fall power to rogulate their io inatitutions and ra’stiona {p thelr own wey, un- con‘rolled except by the coratitution of the United States. He eculd not say that polygamy was prohibitet by the copstitution inexprese terms, (Laughter,) Wonld the Senetor from Iilincis ventare to tell th Christina people of the United States that Coogress bad given, by the com- promire of 180, the fall p-wer to establish plygamy? or that it bad given Bogham Young a power of attorney to have forty wives for himself an¢ ® proportionate numbsr fer the rest cf his crew: (Laughter) I€the Seastor (Mr, D uglas) was correct, and the people of Utah had fall power to regulate their ‘orsestic {netttntions, then war Rot this er ment of polygamy under ths kiod sus piers of the Uosirman of the Vommittee on Territorien! The Senator was not alone in his ides: It appeared that, ins council of war held on this bill by its friends, it had been colemuly decided, upon due onside: ration, that the acts off 1300 gavs the Utah people fo!l power to regulate their don estic jantitution, and that Brigham Young and practice polygamy, avd have ss wrny tt s they pleased. It was to be hopéd the l’rerisent of the Senate was not in thet council. (Lond langh'er) He inter ces to expose this business of polygamy, end explain its modus operand, (Loud and jong continued laughter) What he meant was that he intended to explaia how it was that Bigham Young and bis crew practiced polygamy. (Renewed laughter.) If any ont sippored evil from tired it to te done on that perso: on bis. (Loud and bolsterous langater, esntiauiag for neveral minuter. ) ‘The Cuart app’ aled to all provent to preserve order, and avcid demonstr unbecoming the Senate, Mz Switi—Suppeve the Legislature of Utek shoal’, a to Oomgrers & bill for nod giving Brigh Young #1, would the Senator from ) be app: oved in vilence? Would be not ito a peir of tongs and thrast it out of did this, and it would be rotning ted by the Christian and moval renee of the | not the Senater bs violating that prinespls of re rmrnt aud cvogrestionel non intervention iu the domestic iuetitutoas of the Terr Wall, evpporing that polyeamy ie thas cats athe increasing yes, Increasing, mal- h inost rapitly, aatory pogamy, (laughter,) they ap ply for admwivaicn tote ine U.ior, a @ they ty be at m tte’! I! they omot provide for polyramy io their corstitution, it may form part of thet: comson lew; ard ara they tobe admitted with this domeste inetitation, regniated by \nemselves, as the Séugtor says they have the power to do? The Serator caneot deny them without denying his own position, and now the people of the United statee are to be told that the establishment of iygemy suc exclusive sight over the subject has me pat into the bends of Brigham Young and his crew, and they are to be admitted inio the Ueion without ob jection, beranes of some hidden, usknewn prinslple con- ‘tained ia the compromles of 1950, and mever heard of um th diseover or from iidaoia, If @ traitted, more than ec andthe tatives come here, ware they to » sy wives exch with thr aug) ) The Senater would s nas Livre bs wiver wih bim, oertainly, (Langat If they drought thom bere, he would. above al thinge in the worl’, like to see the Senator from Tiiino§s fm ove cormer of an omnibas and Brigham Young's forty wives in the other, (Loud leugittor.) When Gr here a6 & Semator, with Saooks, his colles gu w.vea, Would tite Soaator from Texas, wi o wae 10 gallantly disnosed towards Ivdies, rove to admit them to the floor of the Sseate, to hear (Lauguter) Would mot this bat m of compensation and mileags thet the present pay and mls 0d families, was alto grther inadeqoale, and that sone just and equitadle dis Crimination should be mece between them and thors who experienced profownd bc bot if this were ths caso uncer present clicumatenses, what ought aot to be dene in bebalf of thore who bad eetablishments nawberiog fifty wir Present pay and milesge would be =n A Tho least earn fom rea nola could co, would to a ve cach wile two dotlars adey, (ie ) Was It not manifest) that the ides that be on je were entrusted with the sols and exclusive power of regulstiog all their domestia ina’. Yutions, was an absurdity? le referred to the ‘mot that New Mexico bad sent hither a delegate who gould not speak ome word of English, aad that a pro pesitiea byl been gravely wadq in the other a PRICE Two CENTS. Howe to employ an interpreter to expisin to the emigration thereof of any cis'x'n of the United dtetes ¢ from Lilisoia voted againr ley ter, published to- A@airsin Albany, LEGISLATIVE BUSINRSS—SEAT YOR THE THIRD D&B- TRICT OF NEW YORK CONTESTED IN TUK ASSHM- BLY—EXOITING CONTROVERSY, ETC. ‘AL CORRESPONDENON OF THE NEW YORK ARRALO. : Avuany, Feb, 10, 1884. The Seuate baring this morning resumed its legitimate led Mr. Clemens’ 2 just and true exp ition of this measure, to retire, possibly bef the close of this sezsion, from public life, and seek repose anc oo solation in private He would horeafter take no act ve part in any po- litisal agitation or elections, The dena sratis party had the exeoutive aud both braaches of the Lozislatare Was | businesses the Neb: 4 policy to interropt ali busiaess bys re- A bad beginning had taken 08 in the Houre. The Dsficlency Bill, whisi had occu- d week, had been killed, aad time and Inbor lot this £earo question go there, and Senators would seo in the House m perfect inourrection—North and Soutir war- Ting, ove upon the other. He ventured to ssvert that this bill, aiter all, would not pass, Renate, bat when it reached the House the gag would not fuoer ed, and the dill would, for the reat of the serston, stami ip the way of all other busi ge of this dill wou'd explode the plat. the parties them- selves, He would ptver bays anythivg more to do A matters were terday—proceeded in regular (order, paaved of no yeneral moment; troduced and adopted, among the State priseme; the Maine Liquor bill was referred tow select commitiee, and thou tae Senate ‘86 j)ourned, The House was engaged nearly the entire neantion: with the New York contested case, The standing Coma mittee cu Privileges and Elvetions presente’ a unantmoun report in Zavor of admitting Mr. Maguire (bunker) to the seat occapiedby D. W. Clark, (barnburver.) The facts contsiced im the report are mero recapituistions of those published in the papers immediately after the election. igh mado a speeok iu favor of Mr. Clark, and eid election was ® billiard table, and inferred from that tha’ tora were not {i in the evening after fectiy jostifianle in re-connting ing, when their heads were moze clear nd injured rather than benefitted the al‘tiog member, even: smong this notorious temperanee A embly, From the tove of the debate and iow of members, there is evidently is Mr. Clerk from As the question was about being taken for hie expulsion, Mr. Ulinton arose -aa@ Tuoved to pes'poos ths iurther consi*eretion of the sab. 6 Was done, when Mr Barrow moved to make {® The House then ad- 40d the members sepa.ate’ to their homes, te rexasip abstut jor a week, disposed of yea- Several bills were ol a few resolations im- ‘thom several in relation te: B lg! this agitation? It might pass the ‘and finally be both parties, adopted ~ platforms to an? now bo'h prrties explored them Hereafter hs would 2 hia own kouk Ip his retirement he would take with him a platform adopted by the domocratio conven: tion ef June 1), 1846, held at Jonsord, N A, which rhtform ws drawn up by the preseat Presideat of the Waited States. That platform declared the adherence of soy to tho principles of that party from and aa to the question of alavery, it said—** that bey deplored ita exiswuce as amoral and a.o.al avil, they would be forbesrivg te oth. pear t the inspes- * condition to canvass no ballots ie the woes: very indiaoreet, He agreed with ave: Hy would stick to it if the Pies: How could the President approve this bill toe: bracka a graat moral and eocial evil? naior from Ilivoia sek the Prasident to Co 50! ence to Franklin and Jeffseso. was the by the former, and presented t ority in favor of relic ousrous legislative duties. How could the Se jal order for Fr ngrean for the by tbs latter t > NEW YORK L&GISLATURE, to ba soll ont, he -s It compelled to selest ona, he would prefor Sbigher toned Southern gentleman, sure of humane treatment, masters Northern dems Bot have to rule o7 He would then be He would never aelect for Ataiay, Feby 10, 1066 TAXATION OF INRWRANCH COMPANIES, Mr. Porvam, (whiz) of Eele, reported bill for the tagay tion of stocks of insurance companies. ‘AID TO THE DEAF AND DUMB, Mir, Mownox, (whig) of Onondaga, reported « bill for al@ to the New York Institution for the Deaf and Damb. ‘THE TEMPERANON HILL Was referred to a selsct committee to report complete, and, when reported, tobe the special order daily unt e hita one of thove fellows called their own country go down @ become the hardest tyrants, and are selected His father, whom hs followad to ve in 1849, he remembered was a slaveholder, his early recollections were connected with the institn ion. His personal observations of the kindness, gentlencay, and providenge with which slaves were treated by 8 msjority of their masters, and the grateful acknowledgements of kindnera and affection by the slaves to their superiors, had done much tn his mind to mitigi he cid not regard it as a desirable in ought to be extended. The re} would not benefit the South. brand to the deme, them with power. the evils, but still ution, er one that slo! this compromise then, throw a firs- aes at the North, which w this bil were passed he never de- sired to reo another whig convention, rer did he think the democrats ought to bave another. better shake hands and go back te their orlzinal old party etsociatior He would put no trust in any Northera maa with South- in Veo Buren was one of thse. had gone so fer once, en impudently to intimate to Con- gress his intention to repeal an act on the aubjact. Why, on the Boffalo platform, surrounced by the very woret of ali fanaticism All thiaga ‘were accomplished now in the name of democracy. Hs had artrong idea of becoming a demoorat himself, if this bill passed. Demsorecy of late had become exocadingly rem- pant. Tho whigs wers now jees (han ore third o! tha boly, ord in two years would be leas than a quarter of ft. If this bill pasred they might ne well separate ontiraly dependent party be formed cf men who would put dowa demagogues ard regro agitatore. on the political checkerboard. him, considerable reference, if net to the sxizeocias of the present & min'strstion, at least to somo fi Gential eleciion—in 1854 or 1860, platform written by the ?residentin 1818, aniacenyndent Hs wonld hata no odje to putting it under the banner of the Senator from Pox and completely routing the demagrgues North sad South, mnt romaway regroes, but hy would hunt put dowa every maa, IMPROVEMENT OF CANATA, The bill for the temporary improvement of the canals ould arm | WA# ordered to a third resdiag, Extending the time for laying a railroad track in Divi- tion avenue, Brooklyn. NOTICE? OF ILLS. Mr. Crosny, (whig) of albany, gave notices of « bill te incorporate the Publishera’ Mutual Benafit Society. Mr, Dickinson, (whig) of Steuben, gare cotice of a bE! for the enlargement of the Iccks om the Chemung canal Adjourned till Thuredsy next at? P. a. ard forget all ern principles. Where cid he bring up? Astembly; ALuany, Fab, 10, 1864, PLLA RELORTED. Clinton State prison, For a penny savings institution in New York. To amend the New York mechanics Hen law Making appropri Chia bill was a mova Tt bad, as it appaared to The avnual reports of the Commissioners of Emigration end the Managers of the State Lunatic Asylum wore re- party might be farmed To amend the charter of the Protestant Episoopad Church Mitsionary Society 0” Naw York Amenciog ihe ast of 1853, allowing Oswego to take dems gogues kod dougbfacs: railroad stock. North and South. who shoals dare to introduce ths tion of slavery into Congres, Of course, in all these re marks, he bad 20 reference to any one in tho Senate. ) Ur, Bacar, (whig) of Montgomery, from the Committes ort swardidg the seat held by Mr, Clark to Mr. MoeGuire. Afier considerable debate the consideration of the re rt was postponed till next Friday, end thea the Assem- ly adjourned till Thura/ay evenirg, tious, made a re (stopped at a quarter bet having epokea His remarks w four honzs and a hal’, frequen'ly in. terrupted with rhou's of laoghter, und his reposted hits were we'l received. Mr, Witten (d@a.) of Onl, got the flcor, would Lol apeale ziore Maine Politics. ELECTION OF UNITED STATRS SENATOR—3(823408 OF THR GOVERNOR. UNtA. Feb, 10, 1964. leates dy the L ten Senate for the long term, Au an hour, if vox (dem ) of Tex, anid ha would follow tha Senator from Cziiforcis on Monday The sudjsct was then postponed, and, after a short executive sea ion, the Senate adjourasd to Mouday, William Pitt Fesvenden was to-d lature to the Unites S: vete in the House stoog:— Fur Fessenden, 73; Ta the Senato—Fi to the Legtala~ t entirely local ia tte internal {mprove- mente, &@., of the State ara represented to dein w Upon the rights of citizens, Gov. nvention of the 234 of t, betworn the United States aud France, contains @ stipniation on the pert of the United States that the President ans! recommend to thors States of the: Union by whore existing Isws aliens are not permitted te hold real estate, the posters of such Tym: esrary for the purpose of confrrring that right. to ipform yon that in a séverted to, the Prewident has communics tive of this Sale his recommendation tat the f fubjecta who ata not allowed ty ho! Maine, under existisg laws, may have that right come ferred on them. The Syracuse Mayoralty, &e. House of Representatives. Wasaincron, Fab, 10, 1854 TINE DEFICIENCY WiLX, ‘The Sr'raxae called attention to an error in the ecunt on the motion to isy the motion to reconsider the vole re. 4 jecting the Deficiency dill on the table. (a a re-count it bad been found that the vote atood $9 to 83, without the casting vote of the Chair, Mr. Haven, (whig) of N, dep, 16; Morrill 12; Habberd, 3 Govern Orceby delivere | } ture om Wrénerdey. fea. Ths foanevs Hourishing coxdition. Croaby eays:—"Tho consular dou’t change the ro, si may be me © The Srranern—It does not Mr. Stmvievs, (whig) of Ga —The Chal: can change his with the stipulation Tho frRaKkeR—The Chair has no right to change his vote Mr. Conn, (dem ) ef Ala.—I reckon s ggod many wonlt change their votes to day if they could The SrrakrR—The Chair wou'd not. Mr. Joxes, (dem.) of Tenn vote by which the Hous laid the motion to reconsider the vote rejeciing the DeBistency bill on the table x Taled the mo‘ton cut of ¢ prourd that the practice had b ing & teconsicered motion oa t ir, Jonzs appealed, and referrsd to @ procedaut to sas Cornelius [. Alvord hes been nornt: as their cand ited by the as- @ for mayor of this moved to reconsider the | tional democra It Is snowing hard here, Salling of Steamers from New Orleanss Noy Oninans, Feb 8, 1864. ‘The steamships United States, for Asplowall, aad fags. pico, for San Juan, sailed to day. en to ccariler ¢ table as flusi Considerable conversation eneued, when Sa apeeearaee samara Mr. Harton, (com.) of Mé., moved to lay the eppeal Large Export of Brendstufts, Feb. 10, 1854. have been exported from this city during the prevent week, 31,000 barrels of dour, and 25,000 bushels Me. Hoverom, (dem.) of Als., wished to compromise by oj bill for the purpone of hay reporting another Dit Objection wasn The eppeal wae | Dir, HoveToN age’ id on the table, by 124 to Hotel Burned at Loutsvil: asked Yave to iniroduce # new De Owen's Hotel, in thin city, was dsatroyed by ‘dre thée 1.ye8 about $50,000, 2 Mr. Waten, (¢em.) of N.Y. The private bills on the table were tuen taken up aad thres of them parsed. t into committes on the private calen- on One bill, rose, and Feb. 8—Neow. day, the alos already rene @ ales yesterday ware 9,000 bales. Sterling exebange i quoted at 6),06%. Frelghts te Civermeati, Feb 10, 1866. re ia fair cemand, at Cc. Other articles dull and heay. Flour is drooping, at $6 90. Cotton is quite active Gar, consumed fog 4 (C0 baios, without any other action adjourned to Monday. ee ee L verpool, 11-16a. Marine Disasters. wdete A SEW YORK PACKET SHIP IN DISTRES# AT STA. Bosroy, Feb. 10, 1864, in Stertevant, of the bark Jannery 18, reports thet on the 4 Janvary be fell io with the ehip Corntantice from New York for Liverpoo!, twenty ons Cays ont, rtrack by a heavy rea, whieh carrie? & large portion of her epar deck, shifted cargo, ani nerrly She appeared to bs in ani conitiica, and the crew were engaged in turowi A revere gale came on at nicht 8, thinks {t Goubifal whether she lived thr COQUIMBO ON DisTR pork Is offered freely at $15. t, 0. © ADOPTED FEB. S, 1554@ neral term of the Marine Court of the cit; rk rhall be held on each Satardey, at 11 o’cloots soept during the mcnths of July inpecial terms will be hel Cape exaepted ) at 10 o’cloak A. M The calendar of “returoed c 10 o'clock A. M., in the Lierk’s office, where the pleadings the general terms rhall be filed with the filled her with water. $ daily, (Satare os’ will bo oniled a8 fem New York f ving in the 5 Feur Cays’ coties of argument shall be given, snd so Clerk om the Wedneet meh notice shall beg tein the title of t Attornies’ nemes, and the ¢ 1, end chs lost one maa overbos TAB bakK OCBAN BAGCLE. Purtapmuriia, Feb 10, 185 from Metazor’a for New York, Y appel acd respond the 6 of the Cecision or coment calendar, im She was supplici, and a fon or judgment of regularly called and psared shall go to the of the argument salen ier. After an appesi bas deen taken to the general term, ce thereof shall be served vpou pty end the Clerc cf this court, w udgment or decision appealed fr ‘a ropy of the conve #ball be rerre: re 6 RAILEOAD ACCIDENT—MAN K/LLED—BURGLARS S the opposing « tee hage etter har bean entered 1 npon ths oppontng ter the service of such | sation. Jobn Silverthorne, ® drover, w a lroad, Dear Larcaster. t ing to leave the cate whilein motion, and the whole train persed over him, cutting his body into three plese ceased belonged to New . only five werke some cattle killed. , kamed Noameliy, Mills, and Tayi cc nvicted to-day of a robbery #1 Walo, of Belmont townhip, on Fri ntenced to the penitentiary fer Mille fog nine years an: The robbers fi cae of them kept guar two plundered the bow four Gaye after the rer bn ew Aileen’ thereof ahall be of the case aod an equal namber of and had been m Ten earewere throwa off tho trace, aod &. Three copies copies of the points c in & plain end legidie shall be formiere s and ) (he Court om the 12 am onder for time to ee to sppes! to the General Yerm, may ny tbe Jest whom the actlon wae the deowion waa made, by fling the 1 by law 40 stay the iwouing of om montis, and ‘Taylor $ tied Mr, Wala, ¢ wiih ® revolve From Baltimore. DEFALCATION~- LARC on Cefenite aball be » Tenreable.withia two days J om the default was taken 11, All other orders to show eaure shall be retara- able within threo days from the time they are (srued, polese some special reason be assigned for allo A tan named Jaroes Phillips hae adseondedt bere’, South Carolina, takin to Mewrrs. Fisher, Agnew & Uo , o ward is ofored for his approuersion and the revorery ¢ , xoopt to jours s No motion sball be at bso Li upon two caya er to show cause when on the day calen roties to the oppesim thal frst be obtatm 13, Ga all verdists of a jury or sball be entered by the clerk, 7's notice to the Mewsra Baro’s & Brothers, the agenta of the Per bi Jed the contract for gaswo 100, to ® Hiaitimore frm {0 che amount of 88) 4 costs taxed by Bima O@ vestorn Ratiroad. Directors of the We ene rebs10, 1904 of Hliasdsle, aad yeaterday eisoted by the Lagin Westera Rallro@) oa the part “Charles H. Plunkett Crocker, of Taunton, was bute, Direotors i ‘The eramiastion of apt oa tor simalaten 0 tm x bar 9 postpomed jo Tusa)