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cd, by particular Items, that merely the
commissioners and overseers OF the works
in and about the CaIitoi aud at the presi,
dents house received salaries amounting in
the whole TO fzoe'ssy ssvo thousand and lsvo
hundred dollars, and complained Of it as an
enormous waste of public money moving
for recommitment ofthe bill upon that
subject. Whrreupon MIR. Nelson, OF Vir-
ginia objected, and remarked that his chiei
objection was " that il struck blow at the
President" who had appointed those com
missioners and overseefs and gave them
their salaries.


There has been no period in England,
We do verify believe, since the revolution
in 1852, no period Of time when contempt
and scorn would not have been poured up
on any member Of parliament, had he said
to another member OF parliament who was
complaining IN general terms of the lavish
expenditure Of public money" Sir, OBJ
iect, you must bride your tongue, II is
striking a blow at the king" However,
that old termaganl, Elizabeth, who used
sometimes 10 cuff the ears Of her courtisrs,
q her parliament was in as good subjeclion
ss Mr. Madison has his congress. When
. member happened 10 u.ser uncourtly Ian
evsgs, he was Instantly stopped by court
ly member, with hush hush hush
the Queen will be offeEded."-C Coarant
We have just been informed that vii
liam n. Cra~io has been sppoiated b!
the President Of the United States, ascn,
for Indian sffairs at the Crees Agency !,
| - thought by some that this Is sel. Jndi.


cious appointment, as ihe honourabie sen-
tleman will retire among those for whom


he has the reputation OF .n,srtain,ng tue


strongest 81 mpathiex Of amiabilltyand n'la,
| ness Of temperament - Cou,ie,..