NATIONAL REGISTER, COXTAIXING POLITICAL, HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, SCIENTIFICAL, STATISTICAL, ECONOMICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTS, ESSAYS AND FACTS: TOGETHER WITH NOTICES OF THE ARTS AND MANUFAOTURES, RECORD OF THE EVENTS OF THE TIMES. JEREMIAH HUGHES, EDITOR. THE PAST-THE PRESENT-FOR THE FUTURE. FROM SEPTEMBER, 1848, TO MARCH, 1843_VOLUME LXIII-OR, VOL. XIII, FIFTH SERIES. BALTIMORE: PRINTED BY THE EDITOR, INDEX TO VOLUME LXIII. 288) Aada 366 | 367; referred 379; civil and diplomatic bill 381; naval 16; ) from year 1834 to year 1840, 308; number of char. Abolition memorial 416; number of votes in the Unit- for army 395; passed senate ib; for army, n house re-tered for seven years and the political complexion of each od States 228 presentatives 397; for navy 413, 414; to Fulton's heirs state for the same period 308, 309; depreciation of bank Abundanco 32 passed house representatives 416; for intercourse with capital of the union 370; of Maine 376, Massachusetts, Accounts-committee of house representatives, on 256 China 416; passed ib. N. York 376; Kentucky 377; of England 377; New Jer: Acknowledgınent to fire department Aqueducis ancient and modern 388 Acus ot 2d session of 27th congress 31 Arbitrary removals from office 397 Baptists in Ohio 416 Act, reorganizing army 20; reorganizing navy 21; of Arkansas-U. S. senator, A. H. Sevier, reelected 208; Barton, Judge, resignation of 304 remedial justice 22; list of passed at 27th congress 30, 31 legislature 228, 259, 307; cottons 272, 307; minerals 324; Bavaria 82 Adams, J. Q.-resolution relative to absence of mem- | velo 400 Beet root sugar 321 bers adopted 13; suggestion by in relation to appropria. Armory, at Harper's ferry 16 Belgium tariff, 50; American letter from 105; commertion for Mexican legation 16; reception of on return from . Army-general orders l; promotions, promotions by cial union of debate 145, 193; import and export duties congress 75, 76; address of to constituents 135 to 140; | brevet, casualties, act respecting reorganization of 20; the, 194; commerce of 321 letter from to J. L. Tillinghast 163; address to consti. under new law, honors to the dead l1; general orders, de' Benton, political letter from Mr. 204, 247; nominated tuents 171; concluded 189; on slavery 204, 289; on repeal- cision of court martial 34; general ordens 62; in the wes! for presidency 214 ing 21st rule 254; in relation to general Jackson's fine 312, 84; address to officers of 84; convention proceedings 116;! Bible in Mexico 240 318; article relative to 343, 344; report of on relations death and biography of major Kirby 128; gen. Worth reol Bill for repeal of bankrupt law 335 with China and Hawaiian Islands 378; on Oregon bill sumes command in Florida 139; L. Ker appointed chap | Biographical notice of B. Wright 37, 38; of Dr. Chan 389, 415 lain at fort Leavenworth 139, 145; general orders 163, ning 104; of marquis Wellesley 213; of commodore Adjournment 12, 14; final of congress 13, 15 180; military movements 196; amendment of general re. Hull 386; Ashburton 116 Ærial steam carriage 272 solution article 77; gen. Worth at Tampa, affray 210; | Black lawyer 320 Affghanistan-cause of war with 51; campaign in dragoons for Jefferson barracks 227; organization,strength Blockade 208 241; evacuation of 275, (see India) 321 | expenses &c. 243; fort Washita 277; report of maj. gener.] Boston, representatives 160; exchange 384; churches Africa-Liberia 50; Cape of Good Hope 82; slave al of 301, 302; gen. Worth at New York, new military 416 trade 89; Liberia and Sierra Leone 99, 113, 114; attempt post, report made for site for western armory 386 Botts, Mr---resolutions introduced by relative to pre. of capt. Simes to punish natives; capl. Brown attacked Army bill, 335, 366, 367; passed U. S. senate 395; desident's protest 15; his articles of impeachment 318, 319. by natives 242 | bated in house representatives 322 'Africa, South-Dutch colony proclaim their inde Ashburton, lord 19; correspondence 41 to 47; on anti Boundary line 288, 350, 373; proceedings on a red line pendence of Great Britain 50; subtnit again 113 slavery 63, on suppression of slave trade 66; on Caro map in senate 317; items (see treaty and Oregon) 185, African slave trade 56, 263; president's message 327 line case 57; on Creole case 60; on impressment 62; bio 135, 136 Agriculture-statistics from census of 1842; British graphical 116 Bounty land warrants, resolution relative to corn law 25, 26, 27, 28; guide to 146; committee on in Associated labor (see Fourierism) 85, 198, 240 Boxing match 176 U. S. senate 254; committee on in house representaves Assumption of state debts 219, 220, 380; editorial re Boz 80, 176 255; statistics on 320; fair at Albany 85 | marks against 405, 406; Gurney's letter 403 Brackenridge's letter on Jackson's fine 310 Alabama-name of 48; cotton crop of 68, 85, 103; fi. Astronomical 224 96 nancial condition of 118; lynch law in 192; sale of pub. Atlantic steam navigation 16 36 lic property in 213; coal debt 228; amount of debt in ib, Atmuspheric rail-way 256 British immigration 384 213, 218; governor's message 279; election, postponemeni Auction, rail-roads and canals at | Breezer Sydney, credentials of in U, S. senate 287 of landsales, gold, retrenchment 307; tabular statement Austria 82; tourist 224; on treaty of commerce with Brown, Uriah, memorial from 286 of population 324; stay laws 352; resolutions of 413; banks 385 Buchanan, senator, proposed as candidate for presi272, 279, 309 B 336 Algeria --on French authority in 162 1921 Buenos Ayres, intelligence from Allegha ny coal region 206, 207 Alum, spring Baltimore city-mayor of 128; inspections 306; deaths. Bunker Hill monument, error corrected 32; celebraAmerican, and British reciprocity 3; antiquities 16: fi.! Baltimore and Ohio rail-road, annual report of 120; nancial agent in Europe 48; funds 64; buttons 68; pins completed to Cumberland 195 ib; fur company 80; provisions in England 147; potatoes Bankrupt act 271 | Calhoun, J C. (see politics of the day) 112; resigna. 160; press 176, 183: press of 240; domestics 272; stocks 304; credit 370, 371, 406; ministers 209; skill 86, 255 tion of 226; dinner to 108. 109; Hamilton's letter 10 89; Bankrupicy, decision in 384 34 Bankrupt law, on 66; synopsis of provisions of, &c., presidential prospects 183, 202, 214; in Georgia Animal magnetism 352 (see mesmerism); animal re: 147: obiections to and alleged'defects of the law 148; le. Camels in the west. 96 mains 4161 Antarctic continent, Wilkes's discoveries igal decisions 149, 150, 151, 152, 163, 154, 155; influence California, gold of 96; rumors relative to Mexican dis. of, on state insolvent lawg 156, 157, 158; applicants for position of 242,243; emigration to 272; the Monterey Antediluvian remains, in Ioway 102 benefits of, in N. York 160,208; bill for repeal of, in U. S. affair 332, 337, 369; resulation adopted relative to 366, Antiquities 16; in Obio valley 224 senale 254, ib. 272; petitions in relation 10 286; bill to re- 384; report in relation to its rumored cession 397; letter Anti-sla very, lord Ashburton, and 53 peal 287, 288, 303, 304; memorial relative io 317, 318. from Mexican minister relative to settlement of 272, 277 Anti-lariff propunition, amendment 380 335; hill reported for repeal of 335; vole on passage of Campeachy Appleton, Messrs., work published by 144 bill, &c. 335, 350, 363, 379, 384, 400, 414! Canada-L. J. Papineau elected to parliament 16; sur. Appointments by president ), 19, 33, 48, 112, 129, 145. Bankrupts, 176, 256, 272, 400; statistics 352, 416 vey for roule of canalib; riots in 19; session commenced 163, 176, 195, 226, 259, 305, 338, 356, 371, 403, 4161 Banks-the Virginia 16; items 32, 48, 64; of Bos. 33; peaceable revolution in, condition of monetary al. Apportionment, protest in Massachusetts against 100; ton 96; arrests of Phenix officers 112; items 160, 176; of fairs. trouble in parliament, amount subscribed towards the new : 129, 310 Virginia 196; items 208: new-fashioned U. States 218; rebuilding Brock's monuinent 65; steam-frigate launchAppropriations 11, 12; bills as passed 14; summary of itenis 224, 240, 272; items of 288; items 304; statements ed sh; trade with 99; riots ib; surveving steamer, cannis made during 27th congress 67; bill for considered 270, of the banks of Baltimore 307; United States Ivans of, in 99; speech of sir Charles Bagot 114; wheat tariff 115; 271; bill for referred in senale 286; reported, passed ib; England 308; the, of U. Srates ib; relief issues in Penn. politics in 119, 120; tariff of 139, canal tolls 144; trong in house representatives 287; passed :6; president's ap-sylvania, of New Jersey, of Alabama 309. 320; the of embarking for England 145. 176; retaliatory 225; public proval of submitted to house representatives 287; bill re- England 336; of New Jersey, Pennsylvania 339; of New works 257; emigration 10 394; governor ill, riots suppressported for in house representatives 303: bill reported for 1Orleang, of Louisiana. of Georgia, of Ohio 340: gone to led, parliament of New Brunswick assembled 355, 416 navy ib; bill reported making for military academy and the tombs ib; of Indiana, of Illinois 341: bill to extend Canals-at auction 1; Chesapeake ond Ohio 32; of Ca. other objects ib; bill reported making for U. S. navy 319; charters of district 363, 368; statistics of 375, 376, 377; of nada 99; of Ohio 197; (rade 224; rolls ib; Chesapeake and other bills reported ib; bills reported for to establish com France ib; of district 399; items 212, 400; Clayton's re. Ohio 227; U. S. senate, committee on 254, 264; of Eng. mercial relations with China, and for commissioner to marks on the United States bank 231; Indiana slatt land ib; estimated expense of, from N. Brunswick in Hawaiian Islands 351; for army considered 366; reported | 259; Alabama 272; statistics of United States banks | Nova Scotia, trade of Buffalo 272; the Chesapeake and dency 51, 320 368 tion 240 |