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Mr.. MoREHaAD took the floor, and the Senate
ven, into Executive Session. ARou'


~ M. WILLIAM WALLACE, OF kentucky
fsyorabIy known as Poet is iecturins at Wash
;ns,op Oh the Literature OF the Bible.


~ The following j. from the correspondence Of
the Baltimore Amec.


:as>HISG ron, jan. 3, lsi2


The Railroad proprietors and their Represents
live. had their tnrd meeting this morning al tte
Post Oifice Department. and received statement
from q Committee selected Yesterday from ni'eeh
S,s,ss one from, each and OF which Committee
the Hon LOUIS McLEAS, OF Maryland, was MADE
Chairman. The nature OF the Report have not
GO, learned It was iu answer 10 8 aststement from
the Postmaster General made Yesterday 10 the I on
vs0,jon. The two meetings have been wei! at.
tended, and nearly every Railroad Corapany IN the
United States has been represented


FIRE Is urlc.-The grocery and provision
store Of Mr.. Rose, corner OF Genesee and Whites
borough Utica. has been DESTROYED BY me
together with hs store of ] +. Warner. druggist,
and H S. Smiths Recess, beside doing considerable
damage 10 the sd djoining stores. Loss not known


ElRE.-The barn of Thomas Collins, OF South
Woburn. Mass was burned on the 18th inst. at
nall past 6 o'clock, together with four cows, one
valuable horse, about twelve tons OF hay, twenty
five bushels corn, ali the farming tools, harnesses
&c. Partly insured.


u. Mrs Hartman, of Bath, Ne. was 80 shock
ingly burned on Friday morning that there Is but
little hope OF her recovery Her clothes took fire
while standing stove and before assistance
wa. rendered, they nearly or qsite burned
from her.


D'The dweliing-touse OF l.. Meny, .jr two
miles north of Lyons, was destroyed by fire on the
24th ult No insurance, and but little OF the esn-
tents OF the house saved. Money to the amount OF
$500 was burned.


u q FIRE on Monday evening at Providence
r. [. destroyed the lumber in the yard of j. Od-
field, Esq The countins-reoa, and three small
buildings were likewise burned. Mr. Oli6eld was
insured for $4,000


U A Bible Convention, to discuss the Gre
duli;y and authority of the Scriptures, has bson
called to meet at Boston the 29th of March


" The store of J. C.. Tucker at Ware Mass,
was burned on the lst ult, with portion of it's
contents. 1t j. supposed to have been set on fire
t. secure the insurance.


e The des,ructoA OF property by Ere at Baton
Rouge, is estimated at SlO0 900; but the suter
ing and distress occasioned by thu calamity, and
falling ON the poor, cannot be estimated. Many
families have been reduced to utter destitution.-
The well known generosity which distinguishes
| New Orleans, is again appealed to, and our sym
puthy will be expressed it in the instances
Of Newly ark, Charleston Mobile and Natchez by
prompt and eAicen, relief N. O. Bulletin.


FLoRlDA.-The following extract of letter
from an officer Of the Army, dated Dec II, is
from the American


About week since, hsd rain for l0 days
Day before yesterday concluded that the earti
was dry, and took with me about 90 men for th,
purpose of scouting. During the day had ira
veed about 20 miles. The country seemed food
ed with water. The poor fellows had TO cross
many deep creeks and swamps. II was amusing
to hear the sergeant, who was leading, sing gng on
IA less g. IA less 4, Id less 5, and then some
4 times he would cry out bottOm-when the boy
would about-tuce and bacl, OUT, TO find somo NOR,
shallow place. -


IS AIiURhY.-How many do business iu u hurry. The
never a, leisure halt do wkat they undorake
dong much as 10 give trouble 10 put u righ
than would have been required to have done IT vel
at hrst. How many servants continually breaking
things from being in haste How many neglect 10 aten
Ordinary cough cold merely they say for
oithe 10 attend 10 IL or If they chance TO take any
dlclHe IS the first that 10 their way aud most
does good. From Common cold cough il fuu
on to settled one snd Consumption follows. Had the
have used Shermaun Cough Ozauges at frs, the coug
would have been cured in few hours, but when Con
suiap0n takes hold they require several wee X ecc
cure II any thing cure Consumption II Is Sher
| man, LozeDges. Every likes them that them
They scld a. the Warehouse. 06 Nassau IT, and b.
agents ITO. 213 snd 459 Rroadwsy, lss Bowey Il Eas
Broadway, 32l Becker 2a7 Hudson 50 William and II
As,or Hepse and 81 and 39 Ful!onst.. BrooAlys Red
! ding, State ST., Boston.


u MuLrUAl IN PARvo for the good old days Of Adam
and Eve People who had colds cured tried TO cure
them. BY dosing that ia by using almost every
edy under the often to no purpose Now, one simple
safe easy pleasant and cheap remedy found III Pease'
Hoarhound Candy, which every body has used, because
every body Tess afflicted with coughs cold
in FORM Sold lJ Division street, and No. ~ Az
tor House.


MIcHAux FaEcKLg WAsn.-This i, believed to be th
hest remedy for the removal Of frscke,
sunburns, pmples morphew, and other obstinate erup
TONS blep.ghes of the skim. Sold only at Il Malue
| laIe.


ZRowERY AaPHIrHEATRE--A splendid array OF attrse
lions offered here ght being change Of perform
This populsr establishment nightly crowded |,
capacity. and tn perform. all received
they deserva to be, with the enthu applause
I +. V. Turner appears in &C, to- ght
AME RIciN Mussua.-A larse COMPANY of Indian War
" fuI
the wceI .nd will axhbit all their dances ard Ger
enemies spperainlng TO life, including hair su
perstons, regic rites warfare hunting pHrsu l.
rhe admired dancer La Petite Celeste, Ysnkee Jenkir