D Friends of the Unfortunate late Loats-
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52rity. and that u c!ll Dro5a3ly pass M es1ate


rs,. yo,e on Nit. B-nten's bill is oinlnous OF the
riuar,fl OF Repeal in the Senate also. Awake
1ow. friends Of Hunai.is. and pour in your re-
ao5.s.raaces or black dspeir VIII again covqr The
and as tie hope!essly indebted arc driven ia:o g
#erse ,haa Esy.,ian bondage. Phi!anthropisiss :
1hri.tiaas! M=nofll Niae,eenth Cer1;u-: arouse
ourselves onc- and lst Congress be overwhelmed
With he multitude and energy your petitions


lIAnY1Asp.-Therc has been a disrepu,ablr
fI1rc-rp in.the House Of Delegates at Annap
'tsee:F.s t!la; the Loco-Ecc, Delegates from Balt
nore Comfy Eel, aggfieved a, the selection Of OF
tiers made By ,aeir pasty ;n=Caucas, and resolved
aos 10 stand il. Trey agreed ,si;l he Wings to
sotc f)r the Wing Clerk Of last year, the Wing
you'd support their man :or another office. The
Wings we're nothing 10th, being glad to yet.any
hing Bet coming TO ,ae point, it appeared
mat tiye Wings had not arrived, which left the
ercgulars still a majority OF one. The Wings and
the bolters insisted that the election should b.
POSTPONED one day. Ise regulars moved he
Previous Question AID ropcd them in. The others
ec ared tic Prcviqus=Qlestioa unwarran,cd tic
.ou.e having 30 officers and no rules as yet. The
4 sPeakcrpu, them down. and then they attempted
o=Icayc the House. 4. they were moving of in
puble quick time, the Speaker put the question
l-tva c0cc on the election Of Clerk, and declared
The regular candidate carried there being no
opposition; bur, as there was no longer qrorar.
10 other officers were chosen. 1t was thought al
Annapolis tlia: this quecrccction might be Hpscr
.yhen tho other Wings came in.


% Mr.. ELrERT HERsl.G, the Van Burcn
! i'ayniasior in the Amy, who says he took Office
under ne,reen,ent that he w;. no, to be required
to perform du,y elsewhere than IN Als city, proves
dcfan;er, as we supposed and ha. been sued by
! he Government for a balance of 81 $50. Hc
las given bail in the sum OF $4,000 for It's ap-
pearance to defend the suit.


= We trust the proper officers, while their hand
Is IN will make thorough work with dcfauIi-rs
Why is it tina, t.c suits against Swart,vout and
Price, and Hoyt, cannot be pushed to final issue
Ehe People would like welito know whether these
Gentlemen and some more OF their cloth really owc
tacm any thing. Just now when the Treasury Is
7tlinning for sixpenccs, and stopping payment
man,ls wa.es Of Congress, the few hundreds OF
thousands that these valuable ex-scrvants appear
10 owe would be very convenient.


MILITARY DE.PorlsN.-The Now Year opens
tS morning upon a poor man named Lawrence
Connclly, confined in the Eldrilge street Jail for
;hc olperformancc of Militia duty, though he is
m alien, and has family residing at SO Cros,
-,lcct a notice TO train was left for him, in q
'front.' room, but he, residing in a back apartment,
never saw or heard of it,. he is without dollar,
wEc his family are without the nccessaries Of c,
and suffering ram sickness. His wife has been to
the Colonel, who says her husband may he let of
upon the payment of the Jail expenses; but even
his is utterly beyond their means. Will not somr
ore who has an extra FIVE dollar bill see that ;hi,
Door man is liberated this morning 1t viii be
noble commencement, for New Year


We understand that ninetecn persons have been
committed to that Jail for Militia fines fees this
Fall, but we believe Mr. Connolly is the only one OF
them on whom the New Year opens in prison. The
sun must not set on hm in confinement.


% The Journal Of Commerce published yes
lcrday without comment the GIentwcrlh charge
against the Wings and the Court Of Sessions oi
,asing of the trial of that miscreast after we had
exposed its talsehood, by simple exhibition of


