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higher repute than formerly Eund since thie nrriat ofihe Argus brig at St. Georges,(whith- St. Domingo early in Februany.I brars to be" Done at the National Palace of St Do and the question bring put on the resolutjon, The Senate resumed,in committee of the WEDNEHDAT,NARCII QI,1U20. IN SENATE. miltee of the whole (Mr.MALLakr in the Judiciary,to whom was teferred a resolution

crthe Governor had also removed from Ham. ton, from th intercst be sad Isken tosid her mingo,theoth of Februury,lue,tnd the leth year of the Independence of aytipand nsmoditied,itwasadoptpd-hyrs5o,noesti. Mr. Loxg subnitied the foilowing resolu whele, Slr.DicaEtsos in thu chair, the con- Chair) on the bill tu proride for delivering up persons held to labor or servicr in any of the of this house r-quiring that cummittee to inquire intothe expediency of repealing or

in her operatians,yperhaps notasmuch so Disaifioction amoog the inhahitints was daily commences thus:Haytinns--uur nutional iguow di-pays itselrupun erery pointoc tion: Reenlied, Thatthn Comimittee on the Juliciary Hideratton ofthe bill to abotish the present es- ttbtishiment of lnlian trade, and to proridu for states or territories, who shall escape to auy other state or ternitory. modirying the law of lta, un the subject of raccination, moved that :he sid commiitee

nuginentin, and presenting itselr in a shape whieh is to be found only in thoue countriey our island" Thepro lamation isin thrhind be tatletet n inguire ito the rspedienct ofrevis ing and epstipuins la orce the law thst nows hale pay peasinus to the uidows ani chililren of deceased opening thattradeto licensed individuals-the atnendiments offered by Mr.Benton (goiog thn first section of the bill, the second was No amendmeot having been proposed to be discharged fron the further consideration thercof.

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