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The Bill relative to Fugitues from Labor which passe,
the House of Representatives Of Pennsylvania, on th
10Th ult, by vote of IA 80, passed second reading
in the Senate the 18th inst, after being amended
some unimportant points yeas l7-nays l2 On the mex
day the consideration of the bill was resumed and wa
postponed for the present.


| From the Harrisburg CArcnicle, March 90.


The fugitive Slave bill came from the to the house
yesterday, with some slight amendments. Mr. Meredith
moved to concur i'll the amendments Mr.. Ellis moved tt
postpone the motion concur together with the amend
mens and the BILL indefinitely. This motion. after debate
in which Messrs. Roberts, Ellis, Clarke Champneys, ant
Irwin took part, was negatycd. yeas 35. nays SO The
question was taken upon the amendments OF the
and the principal part of them rejected
The senate had struck $500, the minimum of fines
for kidnapping and years mprsonment--leaving
these matters the discretion of the cuurtand these
were the amendments in which the house did
The Legislature of Pennsylvania has agreed to
adjourn on the 1lth of April.


Thomas H. SILL Esq. has been elected to Congress- in
Crawford County, Penn to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Patrick Farrely, Esq.


The King OF France. in his speech delivered at
the opening of the Chamber on the 3lst January
says that his heart is ooundly afflicted by the death
OF one OF his most magDanmocs allies. He also
says that he has resolved at last to settle the fate of
81. Domingo and that the final separation of that
COLONY. lost to france for thirty years will not dis
turb the security of hose she retains. A law would
be proposed to the Chamber, or the apportion men.
# the indemnity which the King had stipulated for
the ancient inhabitants OF that island


The House of Representatives Of New York has reject
ell the bill for the relief of the heirs of RopEnr PUtTos
he o Ilacp ont the
course in Queens County passed the Houses ayes Co.
noes al


Cure for Wen.-The Raleigh N. c. Register
mentions as fact that Planter in the vicinity Of
that city, who had been for years afflicted with
Wen on his neck, which grew SO large as to be
very nconyenient and distressing, alter trying a
number OF remedies, advised by one OF his neigh
bours to wash It two or three times day with strong
salt water, water in which Salt had been dissolved.
He did so, and to his great relief and comfort, the
Wen gradually decreased in sizs, and finally di,ap
Dcared.