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T1x1Se THE EousE-The Correspondent of the
Argus writes thar while Mr. Cobb OF Georgia, was
speaking few days ago, seventeen individuals
crowded around him. as the place where OF all other
places, they might catch the Charman's eye AS M
C. turned 10 ook al the clock, 10 ascertain when his
hour would expire, the serenteee breced themselves
throwing back one leg, pushing forward Inc neaa
and partly extending the right hand, with the most
intense anxiety exhibited in every muscle. In the
middle of sentence, down came the hammer, an
nouncing the expiration Of the hour. (" Go :" shout
ed a waessh member from Alabama at the top OF nls
voice and instantly the seventeen sprang TO tnei,
feeL crying M. Speaker" as loud as !ney eGu,a quo
bawl! Ladies in the gallery were frightened inio
Mysteries an immense roar OF laughter echoed
through The Hall, while Mr.. Holmes of South Caro-
lima, was seen, with horror depicted In his counte
nance. counting, with his pointed finger the hume
rous asprants Tor the foor. II was rch scene one
which yonld have made Hogarths pencil laugh