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actlv 20 our liking We earnestly depoe the lack Of com
mon sense which characerises Messrs. Wise Mallory Arch
crJ. O. Adams. &c We wish President Tyler i,,lc
more sraight-Oot Whig in his Bank notions;
efficient Bank Tariff and Land Distribution, and the
sooner the better But we have stood twelve years of dc
f. and disaster without despang of the Republic an6
we shall not espond the first year Of hemug VIC
1ory We would prefer such Bank Mr. Clay proposes
If we Gun have ta say tr M.ssrs Ewing and Riycs
project as iudiciousy modified by Mr. Bayard If
work then We can insist on more power and command it
so with ether great questions. good will be
lost if lies over at the Extra Session. In short the
Wing party cauno, govern the country usc1l ready
TO see it upset by lis ayersarie; but do will
be croaked groaued and prophcsed down by lis friends
Tic failure OF no one destroy it supporters
have any conference and force.


u Our readers will remark in another column a call for
!, Public Meeting in the Park this evening of those who
sympahse with former fcow-citzens who having been
captured as and reyoutionss Canada have been
sentenced their lives in the British penal settle
,nent- in far Australia nnxiou-l favorable
the object aimed at-the liberation of these unhappy
but we fear Public Meeting City, unless very dis
eree,ly conductcd-wi rather obsruc than advance their
release 1t is well known that our Government of right



Canada as Patriots violated conmunds and spuation-
G or Government rcnounccd It's authority-im other
words denatonazed themselves. Their present position
that of rcvotcd subjects Of Great Britain Bu; they have
ALREADY suffered severely for that political offence and Grea,
Britain would evuce wisdom we'll generous elem
enc, in restoring them liberty We confident thai
representation made the right spirit and from the righ
quarter in connection with the adjustment OF certain differ
cnces between the would their release.
~ Hon 5. NJ GATES, NJ c. from Genescc CO. has writ
ten to the ALBANY Evening Journal detailed and careful
count of the Proceedings the House relative the Rules
respecting the reception of Petitions lie concludes as
follows:


think the following positions can be sustained:


lst That the 2lsi Rule of the last House commonly
called the Gag Rule is not now Rule of the present House
of representatives nor any part of it in existence


I'd. That the Rule and propositions substantially the
same have been fire times rejected and not once adopted
by the present House.


3D. That there is now no Rule existing which pro-
perly be called abolition the old was called
because the Rule which superseded the old one Is hue m
the limitation Of business generally places all petitions and
papcrs foreign the business o! the session footing
equality is different in principle and operation adopted
for different reason and to accomplish different purpose
although it sill prohibits those petitions with others


SETH NJ. GATES
N,.stss,prL-William Nj Gvn and Thomas J. Creme
both Of Warren Co.are volunteer candidates for Congress
in Mississippi the regular opposition candidates having
backed Oft the Mr. Gwin is the late L. 5 Marshal
Nsw CouxrYRFrlT.-The city has been flooded Tor TIVE
davs pas, with counterfeit Five Dollar Notes the Trades
mems Bank very well executed They have been passed
several of the Banks The paper lighcoored, and the
signature of the Cashier rather heavy those detected
ma,le payable to J. Hawey. Look out for them.


TTWc ought ere this to have acknowledged osga
,iens 10 Messs ADAMS X Co, for the prompnes and fidelity
with which they brought European advccs by 'e
Britannia.


~ Our readers viii remember account of mans be-
ing seen in woods Bath whose alarmed the
people in the vicinity DR.. Whe, the Head of the Hudson
Asylum says that has escaped from that institution
QJ Young SKu,iys the studentin the Virginia University
implicated in the murder OF Prof DAVIS, has been admitted
10 bail in the sum of $4,000 He is likely die.


% Henry ST. George Tucker has been appointed Profess
sor OF Law in the University of Virginia


" \ gentleman of Baltimore named David stapc,on
was accidentally thrown into the Delaware river from
steamboat on the 9TH and was drowned be-
fore relief could be afforded.


e A, Boston on Monday the revenue cutter Hamilton
was struck by lightning and her man-;oprnast head was
shyered


u a lad aged eleven years. of Mr. Hamlin at Nc.
Connesvile O. fell the 25th ut. and WAS IN
stan,ly killed.


NGw-YoRN STATE CAxLs.-There were received foi
tolls ON the NewYork State Canals during the last week
'"ie S69'ao5 %
9S''' pe''0" IN IS4O.-. lS.Og4 =
fNcesS IN tayor Of sl7 ,609 81
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