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 4.', :,! ,: .'"' 11o.K ()NV'ltLE''nr.C. M rif .ti d''G, ; gery still,-the' tamev% x ,crn{"* y.do*- iiflefl. I *p 'Ovement. Experi'' ce JMosBLEY has, however, no assurance honor or the Repu'ie! Cilize4. < I
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 'p under the control "ofdtIr tion"fthIs fun'd, unless a sufficient is doubtless '$ .
 as ever. A' striking;proof.of' this has at-present .desired by aU: '

 '. lately been exhibited in an abortive at- young ,Stat it will be injurious andwastcfu1.to I proportion for that purpose, shall be recalled ,may be. conflicting opiniolll .

 0 ... ,,, 'tempt"''of''these Leon county 'Whigs to ; ''engage.In, any extensive i i from the States with which the'' expediency among the J tnjIhi-) < _'- ,.

 ," ,-! '. J. 6r -:- efiect the election of Whig Speakerof system of Internal Improvements The depositcs we made in conformitywith Country, is in, accordanee.\jtb\:et.
 ; ': THE EGIsUf .-On, Monday, the wen) said act., The subject however perence :,,- .
 the HousTby taking advantagetheir Qf land destined, for this object as IlS was, qr history yet the .

 ; ult., :both Houses of the .Genet vicinity to the se'1t'of governmerThe the school lands, it 'is recommendedshalibe laid before Congressjy ,Sem tor VULEE: I t'bich'up to this time! has eQ
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 ; .. : ;.Assembly,met,at, Tallahassee, but there ,stage .frbmtlfe 'East, and which. T sold] and the.proceeds% invested I at its hte session, and will receive'the for Its vigorous, prosecution D i' "
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 .:,'". ,. h. being o'quoromthey\ were unableorganize. to"r .' was to,bring,the.\members of the. ,Le:., ,temporarily' h S ChjFec rities. as will dispassionate consideration ofth t body. Jyi 3 proof of the spirit or the '
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 4 ... ,- islature, from tbe Eastern.counties,'c uld' :yield'! a certain annual income. the' In! accordance with .a r resolution 'passed anti the citizens IIr Floridullfe
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 l&.V .".- p., ;';: *{ Oh Tuesday, ,theth, :both Houses< not arrive before tho afternoon of l\Jon.' fund.) Thatv" us, much 'valuable J I land' at the last session.. of jhe General our sister States have in tlik **,
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,. again convened, and proceeded to the day, on which day the "Legislature vas might( be secured ,as was practicable! Assembly, Commissioners' ,were appointed shown themselves! guide b the. 9tr,
 S of ,officers In the House of "
 ;flection i iRepresentatives
 1 and "
 Col. Robert Browri'tf to meet. The. Whigs attempted Jo i ,two.ngents were appointed immediately to confer with Commissioners, piuribtic! principle, "RH(0,

 :..C lambi ; was' chosen speak< convene on .the)morning, for;the election. after .the adjournment of the last Legislature -- on the part of, Georgia. and, Alabama! to our. country first' and last,Pn4.aJlJor? WNSf
 county
 ofa Speaker, but the, Middle, and Wes-; with limited contracts, for'the' run and marlc the boundary line,between our country." .
 .. of six :Simon Towl
 : by a majority! over ''
 < tein Democratic members found out Eastern and Southern, two for. the l\Iid- ,the Stales of' Georgia; Alabama and .
: of Leon.. The stood for Brown TAMPICO
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 vote the game and refused to qualify, so die and two for the Western Districts Florida, in conformity with the treaty L TAKEN'ITHOIIt
 19 Towlo 13. blank 1. For Chief. '
 ; ; 'that the 'Whigs .could ,not muster a of the, State. A detailed statement of I of 1795, between Spain and the United The !' '
 i I squadronun'Jer ';
 Clerk 1M. D.Papy received 19 Call 4. 0rni )
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 ; their contracts and of' the' and States. At the of the Execu. _.
 in quantity
 F Sergeant at: Arms William Blunt quorum. We suppose that revenge request i rived at Tampico on the' 14h' j.. l':

 had of five aniforMessei the Whigs \will double the tax on ,3d valuation of the land J located, will be ; tive of this* State, all action upon the I messenger with a.flag was irumtdi A
 majority .
 ; *rate pine lands, and make the East'paten reported early in the session.. i question oftbe,, boundary between Alabama sent on board the tommodorl
 i ,,Samuel B.Foster had:a majority i I in the "*
 ger offering, name ofthie
 ,.of seven.* ,times its proportion the land tax '. In. .regard to the condition of i the and Florida, was postponed till the Surrender of the city. aUlho tt,

 1 ,Treasury, the message state,. that i the the controversy between Georgia and
 .' 'In' the Senate ''Fairbank((Dern.)and I The Picayune states
 : MRS. CHILD who has risen to spm that the
 Florida should be
 present rates' 'upon the property taxed, settled. The C om. .
 sailed undtr Com. Connor Lr
 :Kel1yVig l ) were nohinated for from
 .. eminence in the opinion of boarding if collected, will be amply sufficiek J:1t.J : missioncrs appointed to effect tins bare Lizardo Tampico, on *

 4 President, but after several\ .ballotings! school. Misses, by her Laura Matild large J proportion of the demands upon as yet been unable to come to any :I I2ih insi. Oa the Uth CpJofff

 in which ifbither received a majority Btyleof writing for Ladies' magazines, the i Treasury are such as could not agreement. Correspondence has, however i crossed the bar "with the SpituV;VIT:!

 the uames.of both were withdrawn, and and foreign artists who wanted to be posjibly be anticipated by any sagacity been resumed between the Suites Petiel, flotilla and Reeler reif0 ,

 Mr. Mays,' of Madison. was Unanimous' puffed, has lately] taken a wider theme it the commencement of. the year. It of Alabama and Florida, nnd it'is .expected ;t Princeton from the Cumberland, M liuissirm-
 t4 and.Su.MaryV
 lyelected. and makes terrible attacks upon Deinocracy will depend upon the number and that the settlement of that boun. I opposai&u made to the The&eq
 At 3P.. M. a joint Cpnmittee ofI \lnei_
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 and. slave holders1.' In allud-
 i amount of such .claims, whether the dary will shortly be made. arms.

 ; both Houses having waited upon the ing to a trial she lately witnessed ir; imoi,)nt annually, assessed will be suffi- The excessive inconveniences resulting The Commercial Times'! ernrr\uLat
 1 Executive and informed Inn ihat they of who had. in conformity to the views dfS0 '
 New'York
 sundry persons cien: The attention of the Legisi from the ..
 were ready to proceed to btsiness, the. rescued from the aboionists is alternating system arc i acknowledged na, who calculates! it stCUls'tfau
 runaway negro ure earnestly invited to the subject
 Governor by his private' Secretary, she becomes violently excited by the message, but Gov.< strong force will bc required torj.
 indmpi is
 t urgently recommended that MOSELEY urges, notwiihstand ing, that son it, and thai the American
 transmitted his the
 Message ;o two Army
 and discourses in this wise: riant. amendments be.made in, the will be
 t proportionately
 which t the law should be modified rather than ueiuntjders k.
 Housesof the usual number of '
 "I am charged with electricity oireedorrfj ] existjng laws, which provide for the II f were ist ed to the nulitar
 repealeJ. the f\IHIP\
 copies',was ordered to be prnted.; and whoever touches me with, ; By present act the uiiinder to )c'"C the town, an4
. ; ontiigent" expenses and criminal pro' Judge arc required to in !I 1Icn
 word or deed despotism, must expect preside theI; captured by tlt- Squadron watluai
:I I S TUE LEGISLATURE. The. Senate to see the sparks fly." : ecutpons within the jurisdiction of the sexeral circuits in regular succession. i i dc>tiiHte of soldier., ordnance andan.iniiiiitiuii. .

 stands. "twelve Democrats; to seven We wonder whether those sparks"have Circ it Courts. It is suggested thata It'is[ suggested that thelaw be so amended .r 'I. fat: uarriMju had cntuated

 ; 'Vhigs-tbe House, twenty :>ne Demo. ever flown into the eyes or nose ofany tax of one dollar be laid upon all-sui as to give the Judges! themselves the! ,r the place and taken up the line U&ud

 crats to.eighteen Whigs. Democratic of those venders of ready made. at C mmon Law and of two dollars on allotment of the circuit, provided that t i liar mi Luis J'oiosi. -

I majority on joint ballot, eight. : clothes, who hold thousands of sickly all Bills' in Chancery, to be appl.cd ex-: no udge shall be allotted to the same !,. Conunoilorc Connor landed about
1 : We shall next, week give a list of the lusively! to fund for hundred and fifty sailors and manna
, 41 young women in our Northern cities, a provided the pay.then circuit twice in' succession. The efle i: ind; with them entered the town aadi

 members.- in a etate a thousand times worse than | of the contingent expenses of the of> this will be to lessen considerably !i quartered his men in the citadeL 'ftete

': THE RESULT., -The official list of the that of our slaves. Oh faint and weary I Courts in which such suits shaH or- the ]labors mid expenses of the Judges. i! the remained: nt the last udvices a

r: returns, of' the late election for Representative seamstress, when the scanty pittance ginate. I In' regard to the complaint As doubts have been entertained of i small fljiilla being stationed in the bar-

I of 't is'State; as declared by Died out to you by a griping and sd. which has been sometimes made, that he right of a Judge of the Circuit, : i'hereisJittle bar l to giuird; the danger approach of to the city.
 any attempt
 the Secretary, of Stale, will be found community, has forced you to star. the expenses of Government are unnecessarily <:Curt to hold! an extra term,' the meage ,, its ri'-cnpture from without. Hut la

 ; in 'an ther column. From this it appearS vation, or prostitution, do you not envy extravagant, Gov. llosELEYoremarks suggests that the Executive I be I II neu constitute an insufficient force to

j' "that' Mr. CABEL has received a the Southern slave, with the sympathy that on entering upon a State authorized bylaw to issue commissioi I insure tranquillity and obedience whiV
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I
 ; majority of' 103 votes ,out of an aggregate which. he receives from your. Northern Government, many extraordinary ex,: of Oyer and Terminer, during the vaca. I n. Jt becomis necessary to stre* .
 then the and uDder-
 this
 garrison
 ; we
 \ 'number of 5877 votes polled. So taskmaster, and which you cannot ob. penses must necessarily'be incurred-, tion of the Circuit Courts, to any one rf land, is i the principal motive'tvbkh

 then, at length, has Mr. CABELL attained tam in, andthe. thousands which arc lave that. .this' ...Government was, commenced of the Judges, in order, for the !Opccd- irings: Commodore Ferry to our dry.Ie .

 the gao) of'his ambition. As it will be ished to induce.him_ to murder, and Ta.'pine" without dollar in the Treasury, that dministratiou of justice and the savin is desirous of reinforcing the frail

 his last, so, let it be his sweetest while you cannot obtain a miserable the General Assembly was actively en. of heavy expense to the accused and jetuvhiricnt left in Tampico, by nft ad.

 ught'JroJD' the cup of authority. In subsistence. Perhaps you do not gaged for nearly three months within the State. itionul supply.ccetcl of troops. .\ e'tiusttcmy

 : gratitude the means which have pro understand the fanaticism of the Abolitionist the half year succeeding the admissionof The message suggests the follbwirij ; fully. We leans thai iiiaccoiiipHshinvbiiiews. : Commodore P:;

 : cured his elevation he should vow' 'a. priestesses of your own sex the State. It was necessary, therefore mendmentsto, the Constitution of the considers the possession of I nmp coim.

 holocaust'to "that. horse ;" and sacrifice for the credit of the State that the State' for the consideration of the Leg portant to the Untied $tates'in totaj

 burnt. offerings to that'buggy." During -, TOBASCO AND TA.m>lco.-Again we taxes should! be sufficiently high to meet ilature.! respects, and is therefore extremely
 I have it in our to chronicle new iout* to throw into that town (ont
 power these demands. a
 ,his long absence from East Florida, But from these extraordinary 1st. Biennial instead of annual sea-
 and this time ijjlioicnt to bid deliance at once to'ditnfrl -
 to
 triumphs our arms
 the, 'Men of Barbecues shall not forget ,expenses the State must at no sions of the General Assembly, and the ction within or assaults without its

I' him, and whenever. we wish to engage those acquired by the navy, a branch ofthe distant day be relieved.In term of service so am nded as to conform wall .

1I.\-\ m the, pursuit of knowledge service which has hitherto been regard to tbe Act for the protection thereto.2d. S The steamer Mississippi touched atthe

::11 under ,difficulties, we shall, as a mo- compelled to watch patiently the glorious of the Fisheries upon the coast of A residence of six months insteadof mouth of the Brazos, for the purpose -
 of the army.Tobasco of informing General Pattenoa
 : mento, attempt earnestly to ascertain progress Florida", the message states that no two years within the State as a necessary .
 and Tampico are represented to be ofthe that Tampico had been captured,sad
Fyi : : Mr. CABELL's political' sentiments returns or contributions have been made qualification to suffrage.3d. of notifying him that a remforceoient

ii : through! the medium of His celebrated greatest consequence to us, and accordingly by the Commissioners appointed, and So to amend the l2ih section ofthe would be required from the troops ita-

iiI c' u Circular." great preparations have been as! this source of revenue might be extremely 5th article, that the election of tinned at Point Isabel.

I 3 .Tire 'WEEKLY UNioN."-The enterprising made by Government to supply thci profitable, it recommends thatthe Judges of the Circuit Court be hereafter Commodore Perry will leave tcnty,

 with sufficient garrisons. act be repealed or so amended made the and rejoin his Squadron. We hope
i1I. ; publishers of the Union have as by people by general ticket that
 bloodies
 the capture of
 : commenced' new series of their weekly GOT.'.ni08E.Eir'S HIE8HAGC. to enforce its prompt execution.In from the ivhole State, and that their though it be, may be Tnmpico the first, or II series -

 t It paper in a vastly improved form. -The As the limited space of our columns pursuance of an act of the last term of service be limited to not lessthan of exploits that will re.establish our

 newfeature of an extensive regular do;.! will not permit us to' publish the late General Assembly a Communication five, nor more than jen years. gallant! navy in the entire confidence ofthe

 mestic and foreign correspondence will Message of Gov. MOSELEV in full, we was addressed to the Secretary of the As two of the Banking institutions people. The officers of the Golf

 a and the 'folloving.nb Treasury claiming the proportion, ofthe' incorporated by the Territorial Squadron are only panting for a change
 greatly increase,its value, ,we refer, present ract to our Legislature to distinguish themselves. We predict

 to, the Charleston... .,Courier whose' inimitable readers, of the principle topics thereire'erred : surplus revenue, to which .the State ] : still continue to exercise their they will not long remain without la

 % correspondents have so greatly to. We cannot. too highly of Florida was entitled. On the 25th franchise, notwithstanding -they opportunity of gathering fresh laurel.

 : ; contributed to its :success, as an evi-' commend. the noble. and lucid style of or' April last, a communication was received have violated and forfeited, their clmrrs Tampico contains about 4,000 infciBmts -

 dence that'this will be a profitableex' the message,'.and ,we.feel l confident.that from the third,Auditor; accom- the message recommends that but there arc two towns adJKCfltiipst

 :2 periment on the' part Messrs." RITCHIE its suggestions will meet with, that at. panying an account against tbe late proceedings be instituted against them "Vieja and'connected Itamira with which it,called considerably Pueblo

 &iHEJSS.: ... tenlion from our. Legislature 'which Territorial Government": for an alleged on the part of the State to rid herself increase the population, on that paithe

 '- -' ,theyr;de8er e. balanCe, due. the United States. .of $95- ,of them. A fruitful source of bitter Coast of Mexico. .. .

 1'r : "yAnKED-. ,:t r -,- -We. have, re- Gov. MOSELEY first'alludes to,the. interesting 55869.. ,GovjyiosELEY. remarks, that personal and political hostility may thus # -5------- -
 .
 -V S p. cejyeathe.. first numbers. ,of this most he (From the N. Picajune 13ih hut.
 ., is loss)
 t ., subject of the Public Laud utterly at a to conjecture be removed.
 : exquisite off and gladly -dove: MBARDittENT OF TDBASCO. .
 papers granted by..Government to this State withwhat view this Was communicated. The Stale's quota of arms under the '
 with its -to exchange. We ofi
 have
 informed
 comply request been by an
 -I for .the purposes of education and In.. or, what connection.. there is between act.; 'bf 1808, has been forwarded from thit.
 '
 i----; We shall. hail thy weekly advent, 0 er of the nawho arrived here
 "'ternal. Improvement. The i importance his demand for our proportion of theplus.revenue 'V ashington. The '
 niessage Portia Ciptf
 : Yank e. .jJoodleand, thy hatchet face. ; suggests >rning in the schooner ,
 lof a sound system of Public Instruction, su and the. account fum.ished that they be distributed amongst such Powers, six days from Liz&rdo, wba
 beaming i with demure sagacity, with't
 and the indifference' the Auditor which in the affair of Tobas*,
 :
 "' + which has been by professes voluntee.r' companies as now are and was engaged

 : periodical tearI,pf joy. JVe trust.that bestowed, upon it our.Stateup'to the to'show that thevarious :officers of f the.Federal hereafter,' may be legally] organized with the annexed; summary and sketcaof
 : the citizens;'of,'Florida will: speedily the proceedings of Cora.Perry,with tie
 :time is "detailed Government have for their
 present 'eloquently .. misappliedthe upon security return. under hid
 '
 S detachment
 avail .themselves of' an : to"Unghand.ferdw ( vessels sent
 s opportunity inefficiency of all former public m.oneys.placec in their hands The subject of the losses *
 I ,, fat r' Legisla"! by the late against Tobasco. The enterprise
 by subscrirjingliberally.'to
 f, p\ ive attempts to secure this large. proerty to defray the expenses of the late Indian Seminole war are alluded tfi, anda de- altogether successful. The object,.Ci .

 S ) :..:' J ijs'most scoriating JourJTHE > from destruction are exhibited, war. .If- it be 'intended'as a 'set-off termination man'ifested.to make every expedition i was to. cut out. certij ;
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 4 i, na1Is.'" .."Ii;:" .. t j ind.,it is earnestly recommended'to.the the claim of this State'for its propor.tion effort'to> 'obtain from Congress: theirremuneration. prizes .anchored' in the river. Th'were ,,'
 all the city
 taken. When !
 S !to
 ; : t SENTINEL, from a:paragraph jnA present Legislature bestow its'serius of .the surplus revenue: Gov., 41 summoned to surrender, the pe0were .. .,

 "JBattlmorc* '*** tf paper .has, made .the dis- : 'attention to trie, '.subject. Governor ,MQsEiir: .solemnly .protests againstsuch I The message qloseswith. a review oftheJoreign all in favor of yielding at OflC'The ::'

 ,hezj&Bg4iscovCrythat Mr.''CALUOUN ifosELEY represents'the ruinous! effects; a charge against the 'State, nnd'requests and;domestic;,policy of our .governor and soldiery oppo .I?
 :
 and the.Democracy of the.South have '\irtiict, ; Jbave resulted.. from, leasing out the Representatives'of,the'peoto rernment. The settlement ef theOregon time was given for all) peaceable per''t 5.
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 C 'n Intention i 'off 'conciliating'the'North he. :jandsbelonging: to' the State,.' and 'pie' operate with him in ,such,pro- boundary-the annexation of women but and chifdien get would ootoC not.*ali-- .
 the
 S iJiw,,1,._ ,.fk." s,. witti. J.:P... HALE,. and AD, proposes :that these:}'lands should 'be'. iet.; In: a v-r subsequent. communication" fever 'the independent "public of Texas,- any way one,,; to leave governor, so, that it is Jm

 S A4GiDDUG5<f.t. ft f" at their,head: 1 ,Oh ,old and the proceedsfhviplably applied how ;, (rpm Jho Secretary' of theTreasury and I the partial overthrow of the system Jt"of those killed.during thebo1.
 '
 .. ';. : met Mgaeio&a and sleepy'Sentinel lwe. at'some future..!period i to ,the ;purposes! in relation to" this subject, ofa high protective, tariff,.are, .alluded meat were, not solders. SOHBA "t1tregulars I
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 :. : ) eyoEahat-: we'imperatively'caUjrpo 0" r for which. ,tliegrante: .were .intended.: na t allusion whatever., is made to' 'the to as subjects of especial gratuktion.war were killed. Had jt i tI11GI. ; I;
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 that execution principZ'upqn
 J 6a C ldfeirriquentsM'J .aid) :In .regard the :((fund intended for above:account.either I -- against i in 'Mexico t the was
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