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nefe ~ - teas trtlh IN tnis,and ae thou.
lie iess bdsiaiees this Congress dia. the Il.
er. Lam very mnch Of Alr. Hale's o.
ton, and doubt not the country viii b. Il
50. Ills certain that whatever thav a.
sh<v lcits not meddte aotth the nakng1l;-~
tsoss, fasrs.


SundTy petitions were presented IN the
Senate for an amendment Of he naturally,
ion iaws. by Mr. Sturgeon, and resoIu.
lion adopted authorizing the judiciary com.
nittee TO take testimony bv commission. 10
regard 10 the sending iuto The United Sta.
les, from foreign countries, of convicted
criminals and raupets. This resolution
was submitted By Mr.. Barrow.


A bill for The relief of the sureties Of Sam,
uel SwartWort, and bill granting certain
lands situated ln Iudianna, TO that State, 10
enable her to complete the Wabash Canal
from Tere Haute to the Ohio river were
passed This Canal, when completed, will
form a line of canal Of over 400 miles IN
length connecting Lake Erie with the O.
aio rlver. The lands asked for, have been
in the market above 10 years and remain
unsold: they will, it is said by Mr. White,
in the Senate, enable the State to complete
important line of canal without imposing
any additional burden upon the people 10
what better purpose could these lands,
worthless IN the hands ofthe United States,
be devoted


The weather continues mild and balmy
The halls of the two Houses were rather
thin today. while the galleries were rather
There were more ladies in The
galleries than usual. though there was no
hing to attract or retain them.


A part ofthu Empire Club OF New York
5 reported to be IN the city, and ihaI some
# its members had a f9 ht Iael night.


News is scarce article here; every
me IS inquiring for IT, bu, 40 one has any.


OBSERVER.