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with his name-WddiSOnia1.
UNIFORM MLITIA.-A bill has been reported
| to Congress to establish Uniform Militia
throughout the United States. BY this bill,
every white male citizen of the age of 81, and
under 40 years Of age, is to be enrolled in the
militia, which is to be divided into two classes,
the active and general militia. The first class to
be composed Of one-tenth of the whole number;
and, Tor their improvement in military science,
are to be encamped and disciplined for six
sive days, and the officers and men to receive one
dollar and fifty cents each, per day, for their ser.
vices. The States and Territories respectively
to have full power to arrange, select. and divide
the select militia, and may accept volunteers as
part or the whole of their quota of select militia
The Government TO provide tents and camp equi-
pages for the select militia. When called into ac-
tual service, the requistion to be made from the
active class, and, if more are needed, the bal
ance to be detailed from the general militia; no
member TO be required to perform more than
one term of duty, until each member Of his class
shall have performed like tour Of duty. In ca
ses of imminent danger and urgent necessity, the
President may require the services Of the active
and general militia simultaneously. All persons
wounded or disabled, while in actual service, to
be taken care Of and provided for at the expense
of the United States. The business of arrang-
ing the militia into divisions, brigades, regiments,
battalons, and companies, and the appointment
OF officers and their duties, to be left to the sew
eral States and Territories respectively. The
system OF discipline, infantry tactics and field ex-
ercse used IN the regular army, to be strictly OBJ
served in the instruction of the militia. The sew
eral States and Territories to arrange the militia
into divisions, brigades, &c. within nine months
from the passage of the act The executive and
judicial officers Of the Governments, of both
Houses of Congress and their officers, all post
officers, all persons employed in the conveyance
OF the mail, all ferrymen on post roads, all pi-
lots, and all persons who now are, or NAV be
hereafter, exempted by the laws of the several
States, arc exempted by this act, though they
may be over 81, and under 40 years of age. And,
finally, the sum of $2,2OO,OOO is appropriated 10
carry into effect the provisions Of the act.


The interesting report ofthc Committee, which
accompanied this bill, we propose to publish in our
next, II we can find room.--Genius of Liberfy.


INCENSE TO RovALry.--It is strange how those
who possess repubcanism, are given to look with
reverence upon every thing connected with Euro
pean monarchies. They worship the hem of a
Queens petticoat, or the toc-nail of an Emperor,
with as much reverence as the Hndoo does the
idol OF Juggernaut, and are as ready TO immediate
the principles of their fathers, at the shrine off
man worship, as the poor Pagan is his body be-
meath the wheels Of the car Of Mooch. As an
instance oi this lnfauation, too prevalent among
us, we may cite the article published in the Phil
adeiphla Commercial Herald, respecting the invi-
'auons offered to the "Prince dc Jonville, TO
Paf'ake ol public dinner with the French resi-
uen's' the Mayor, and citizens of PHILADELPHIA -
!, IS not surprising that the French residents
snouia wish to express kind feeling to a stran-
GER from the land of their birth, but for Ameri-
can citizens to fawn upon the Young gentleman
merely because he was the son Of king, and to
call that king Zone of the greatest and best that
ever existed" is disgusting. Our opinion, on
this subject, may be called "outrageously demo-
cratc," but we adhere to the principle Of respect
ing no man for the accidental advantages of birth.
and believe that even if birth could confer honor,
honor would not be the inheritance of the sons of
Louis Phillippe.-Bah. Sun.





Hnofaer Suppty Of Foreigners.-The ship
Darroll - from Liverpool, arrived at New York on
friday bringing two hundred WelsA passen-