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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-15
Hotels and Iavtrns.

Hotels and lavtrns.
Levi Bai!y, Eagle and Monument, Market stree
near kennett.
william c. Dorsey, Black Horse, Front street.
Joseph Gilpin, SO Market street.
Henry Richards, lower end of Market street.
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AN ACT for the encouragement and support N
Schools in this State.
Section |. BE il enacted by the SeDabG
and House OF Representatives Of the Stat
of Delaware in General Assembly met
That every school or schools instituted III
this State, for the education of children q,
the Sabbath day shall, upon sufficep
proof being made of the due organizatpE
of such school, be entitled to receive cs,
tain sum annually, to be paid by the res
surer of the county in which such schoS
may be established, in such manner a
shall be hereinafter directed.
SEC. 9. find be it enacted, That upon,
return being made by the teacher or teac,
ers of any such Sabbath schools to ts|
commissioners Of the Levy-court of th
county, stating the number of scholars III
such school, and certified by two respectpl
Ible freeholders of the neighbourhood, thsi
said commissioners are hereby authorzsdI
and directed to draw an order on hsI
Icounty-treasurer, annually, for sum d|
money not exceeding the rate of twcntg
cents per annum for each white scholr|
so returned, which order shall be paid bl|
the county-treasurer to the said teachg
or manager of the said school, and shall h
raised as other county rates and levies are
by the laws of this State: Provided, that
the sum annually drawn for upon the ircs
surer of each county, under and by virtn
of the provisions of this act, shall not en
ceed two hundred dollars: find proviad
further, that no school shall be entitled 70
receive any aid under this act, unes
such school shall have continued three
months in each year, which fact must be
stated and certified in the manner aboe
mentioned.
SEC. 8. find be it enacted, That for each
and every poor white child taught at any
incorporated or other regular english school
within this state, and for whose tuition
the teacher thereof cannot in any Othey
way receive compensation, by reason 0
the indigencc of such child, and his OF he
relations and friends, one dollar per quar-
ter, or four dollars annually. shall be paN
out of any unappropriated money in h
fund for establishing schools within thl
State.
SEQ. 4. find be it enacted, That eat
and every teacher having accounts for h
tuition of any poor child, or children uf
der the authority of this act, shall stat
such account with the items thereof, ant
make oath thereto, before some justice
the peace in this state; and shall mOre0
yer obtain the certificate of at least thret
credible freeholders of the neighbourho0a
that the child or children, for who's
schooling the charges in said account ar
made, are such as ought to be entitled Y
the benefit of this act, that such accom-
is to their knowledge just and true a'l
: may stand stated which accounts so Ger
titled and proven shall be Transmitted u
the General Assembly at the next ses'lof
thereof, for their examination, inspection
and approval, which if found correct shall
thereupon be paid out of the fund alors
said.
Passed at Dover. Sd February, 1921
SEC. Q. find be it further enacted, Thai
in addition to the other requisites pre-
scribed in the act entitled, can act lo'
ltha pcoura n n m a NJ md cunnort nf schools
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Merchant IaiIors,

Thomas r. Curl, II Fast Front street.
Peter O'Daniel, market street, near Water.
John POWELL II market street.
Isaac Wilson, 81 marke, street near High.
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SEC. Q. .and be it further enacted, lNN
lin addition to the other requisites pre-
lscribed in the act entitled, "An act lo'
the encouragement and support of schools ,
lin this State," passed on the third FeOFu
larry, 1921, every account hereafter pre-,
|sented under the provisions of the sail
act shall specifically state and set fel'n ora
the day, month and year that each emu
commenced going to school. and also n'
day, month and year that each child ceas .
ed to go. or the day, month and year d0sIf 4
to which the account for the tuition VI
each child is brought.
Passed at Dover, sth February, 1872
16-St
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Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Cochran 4 Adams, corner of Orange and Third.
tIurnard & Bainton, Market street near Kennett
james Ray, corner of and Queen streets.
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A Russian opinion on the duty of Kings.
Madam Campan vouches for the au-
tbenticity Of the following extract OF a
letter from the Empress Catherine ad-
dressed to Marie Antoinette OF France,
about the year 1906" Kings ought to
proceed in their career, undisturbed by
the cries of the people--as the moon pur-
sues her course, unimpeded by the hSw''
ing IF dogs"
| The censors of the press in austria
sometime since condemned two books as
heretica; of which one entitled Principles
of 1'rigonometry, the censor would not al
low to be printed. because the Trinity
which he imagined to be included IN tr''
gonometry, was not permitted to be d's-
cussed, and the other, on the destruction
of Insects, he insisted, had a covert allu-
sion to the Jesuits, who, he concelveu'
we're thus Indignantly designated.
The following is the oath administered
to and sworn by the followers of Captain
Rock, the Irish incendiary:-
81, A. B. do solemnly swear, by our
Lord Jesus Christ who suffered for US on
the Gross, and by the Blessed Virgin Mary,
-that-I will Burn, destroy and Murder
all strangers and their masters tiH up to
my knees in Blood !" This is written in
blood.
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Tobacco and Segar Manufacturers.
John r. Black. IA south side of LowerMarket
Thomas A. Starrett, No. 10Y, Market street.
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Saddle & Bride Manufacturer.
Josiah Briggs, corner of market and Second 81
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Apothecaries and Druggists.

Joseph Bringhurst, IS market street.
II. X. Harrison, & Co. 26 market street.
Margaret johnson, SO market-sireet.
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AN ACT for the encouragement and support
Schools in this State.
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tey hne Of Sf"gts, bei,oeen Petersburg. Bel
1aa hggnr ond TortorO', connecting auh tat Fau,t
Mr. subscriber has contracted with thr General Pos,
- ohee 10 carry The Mail from Petersburg TO TprborI
~ 49, wesh, III light, substantially horse Stage No
mug sha I've wanting his part 10 render The
vi ,"s ."'e both expeditions and c0nor, ablc-Passen,
SER arriving from Fayetteville Georgia. &c. at Tarborn
W Tuesdays ard Saturdays In Laiinoies Line
VIII preakiast IN Petersburg the morning MA miles,
whefe tley can take Porter Nitos daily aecomron.
oo otgr TO Riehuond, spend few IN Peters.
on'g "d take their Mail Stage Richmond after diuner
of tske The Steamboat 10 BALTIMORE Washington civ
wa Tue bscrber does not believe goes much
out o. the that the road FS,etr
Ivy r.rhoro aud Halifax To Petersburg, is = BOILING
GREEN. N'''"
This line viii he In operation Tuesday the 9Th inst
The Stage will leave Petersburg, TueSdaNs and sam,
days at O'Clock, NJ and arrive TarLoro' next do,
3P ~ IVY "
Leave Tarboro' Tuesdays and Saturdays O'clock A NJ
and arrive at Petersburg The next morning 10 breakfast
RATES OF FARE.
From Petersburg 10 Tarboro', 10 miles, 0 dollars.
THOMAS SHORE
alas 49, a-die
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO TIE REPUBLJczvs mr. D,oc

'N@' Nok$'SdNo VI DfRGTHTH
Permit one WHO bas always been mep,,sr M In. ,sr,
hcsn party TO Offer you very seriou, md
considerations Oh the present situation Of public affair,
this state Alter an arduoUs and severe copaie, NJ ,ar
the republicans "b'"ioed the asoendaney. How Is, me
enirent you, was this edeceds by concert and vpsn
Of proceedings. by the sacrifice OF personal and
feehgs on the altar Of the public good by these means
Mr. Jefferson was elevated 70 the presidency and Mr. Ma
olson made hi, How can this partv ,e ,,.s.
ed In power! Not by the Vicar OF Brays poey az ,.r
all tbisgs all Such efforts are as cb;me,;coi =.
they unprincpies. Parties will exist IN all f,, .,,,.s
II is only by typocryf or the strong arm, Of
which stiles all enquiry, that become or n
become Of the political sentiment Nor l,
TO oberate eli pariy distinctions II not TO he ;sea
that the right should be sonfounded with the wrong Az
long the political distinctions Of fsdess end reeg
iieans preserved, twas contest Of prjneip be,
That wns a certain extent put down, geographical dis
unc'ions arose and threatened eoSyuse the notion IA
is centre. Hence tie Missouri qpesiivo
Bst let iotheimain object OF this address How
DID those who cell themselves The republican party produce
harnony Il action IN The selection Of president5 As Ii
was impossible the people urge know PERSONAL,
the caHsdass they fesored 10 he lest least sxsep
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SEASONABLE DRY GOODS

VIE S"bser,ber has lately ad-d considerably 20 his
STOCK OF Goods They have bcen pure at ye,y
ow Prtts ana VIII be sold propoi onably cheap.
The following n part OF hem:
zc"ses suprsfie aud ntiling quality Irish Linens
100 pieces IA caDiric prints caiicoes OF ynrop
qualities AMI patterns
striped rnnkerns and Wilmington stripes
Russia drilling, dowias duck
Bifus eye, Rsssia and table diaDrr
a ana b camhTic, AID Cambria muslins
Jacone and Swiss do
ionnitd, seweil and tamboured book do,
Rain anu figured null nnsiius
Plain and figured real India do,
Canton grapes, siinwIs aud scarfs
Figured SILK AMI leila handkerchief,
Greek and muslin cravats
Btst s"peIhpr hiie and figured MHrseilies
Common do. Royal ribs and sa,teens
Cambria aud furniture dIniiies
large and complete assortment Of DOMESTIC
GOUDS,
"a, 4, a"d "a apron checks and Caroline pIaids
bhies pI"ids and stripes for servants wear
III TO brown aud bleached sheetings and slrtinPe
some yrfy fine va
so piece enc mud common bed licking
German Oirhburgs aud ficLlenhurgs
English do and progbeJas
Thread stockings aud sucks
PantIic and hempeD roofs
Umbrellas and parasols
Ladies white, black and slate cooured l,osc
Thread lace edging and inserting trimmipy
Spool ho>s. ball aud wire cotton
Holland aud common tapes M bobl,;ns
Superior black, blue, aud ed SCI inr ellie ,,t
variety VI smaller articles. 10y Wv"
Nav ~. I'VE
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FROM PORTUGAL.

By the brig Orlando, arrived at New York,
Antigua papers 10 The Goth, nit have be. n
recei ed. THE ship Mary Ann, Budd, ~ DAYS
from Lisbon for Philadelphia. put in on the
seventeenth in Ieaky state. Capt. p. stated
that the assassination Of the Prime Minister Of
Portugal. (which circumstance has been before
stated was attributed to the kings second
sou, and that the whole country vas in = state
of ccmno,ion. The osicers and ironra had
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Vaiuo6L Stock of Hurd,oare Goods ot .gue1Ion

GHEEAbLf To deed Of trust executed by Mr. Samuel
n Parki, and conveying 10 the subseriber an" NJ
ME- b2u as trustees, his stock Of Hardware Good lie
wh"c OF me said stuch which on band % I'M c
sold NJ auction Thursday the 27ih inst a. Inc .,rs
room on street in Which the are, which ~ ~
lately occupied Ivy Mr. Samuel Parkhi The stIs will . .
Conducted Ivy Messrs. Parkbil, Robertson KeIso
Terms at sale. ROBERT corr Am ~
Man 81 Sole sr,i,,,, 49,
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MILLINARY.

fT,iiE Subscriber has lately commenced the m ser
hess and recently returned from baltimore, Philadri.
pla aud New York with The newest fashions and s,lcc,
collection of articles in that ,nety pf
articles, which she he's offers fr sae NJ cr
the Main street
She has brought with her highly qualified md very
tasty MneT 10 aid and ASSET IN carving business
Order from me country will he tantf fully received ana
strictly attended to--Grent will be Gl en- in putting
up ARTICLES 10 90 distance project tir tnJury
All kinds OF bonncts hats caps turbaus &c r paet
cd np IN boxes TO 20 safe wagons stages boats SC
With toierabie care hy the carrie.
FLORA W. HARRIS
Richmond, Mayoi. $50
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9Th OFFICE Of the ENQUIRER !.

NFThe OFFICE Of the ENQUIRER ID
M t ~ 10 pa'rs buildings, directly opposite "a
where II has heretofore ';een kept
hiE subscriber "h-sS lo sale in sore-AOrth CarOn:
L uerri"gs. No. D j. at the best quality.
Grern Coffee Old lava do fo. fimil, use
iamiiy Flour made of white wheat, very fine
Alum, Soap, Parent Shot
Amr.ican, Swetcs, Russian and Junella Iron of all
sizes 80 " -"
German and Biistered Steel
Piu"gh Plates
DonIestic Sbrngs and piaids
Davis. approved floushs. and
Burr NM Stone 3ioebs Of tie best quality selected in
49, France, especially Tor this naikri.
pca;ion BEnSAKD pEyToNf
Richmond. Ma, -. =, az
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


SroohsCSnmne u.rdnan' Si3, IoLn Nc MILAN 2i4-Jesse
E'ging'on eI2
c"d<HJoh H. 'dey 2is John rvereu,jr 23sRsr. ssns-
el BnTteie IOs. iIrniy P,yion IL.
Not cfths ia't Lseiiatxrs
FOR THE SENATE.
District y CateR, Se.-Josrph L. Fry 1853
Lewis Maxwell 1868
kinchelos $50
WcJDrity for Fry i72
Drif ef Nonons a &c -Oharics s. Morgan elected by
m.j vriiy OF ~ votes.
CONVENTION.
Abemn ie-Vtcs taken opening the books Cor tbut
., purpose: 1s"i.1s Copv'n,ion iG7 For IL 1853.
Sttinhsrgen, s.. Esq CAais nian) hay. Laid off The
county Int. districts commuters appointed in each
10 obtain signatures tn the Merpial-tic
copies 10 be rrurned hy LIST November for the pur-
pose al hriie transmitted TO the Legislature.
ption papers have been deposited
'er'i places IN town Tor the purpose collecting the
sense at The ciii7cns OF Lynrhburg-The following
IS The last rcport: For Conventions IG5 Agaihs, 81
Tor n limited convention.
DlEDon the 18Th instant in the Sis, year Of his nee
III his residence. Auunl Airy richmond county Virginia
JOHN TAfLOE, iunr. Esq late Lieutenant in the Nav
of tue Unite STATES lie hs,. ~. nj ynup,r
ne'oes who participated N the goridS exploit Captain
liul ami The doubc capture handsomely ch yed y
'apf stewart The drrcas, TO his rou..
Pr ions in service by those hear viz ani
ine,r wa among oi arms In priyac life, super.
a"ue snnstty OF manner and em.ahlereSs
anu disposition that admirably hIed na"r plain
hospitHbir customs al the IN hch he res:Scd i
mus ne early hecHnie his vicinity Ias
Died AT his residence IN CaDei county ON ,hs Gusu-
hnite river wear Barhours,e. the 28tb April JERE-
Miau NaNb, aged li3 years--a Native III Virginia. and
ares'den q" tue c"uiiy tor the last 20
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NOI'li Il

WILL not he ted responsive any article put IN rpr
wagon not Weighing Than one hundred pounds rss
any irunk, boz ~ bale ofdry goods If rny weight
Ms" f--sS 1'+HWy pI'JSnX
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positively refused serving under Marshal
Berresford, no had in consequence h,en
deprived of his command. The p."pl% -vinc.,
the most marked feelings Of hos,ily towards
he United States, in consequence of the
language adopted By the President ia his
Message to Cungress.
NEW YoRx, May 1.-THE Hoo. John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, arrived here an Sa,ur-
day last. and sailed yesterday in the packet
ship, Nestor, for Liverpool. CCaz.
Commodore PORTER landed from the John
Adams an the LIST inst. at Matanzas, whcr. il
IS said he will reside. The John Adams was
to proceed in few days for Vera Cruz The
Decoy, and Sea Gull we're at Maianzas. at the
above date, the latter had heeu dis,nasted.
BosToN, May l4.-lt is ascertsined from
tho official returns that only twelve represen-
ta'ives were chosen IN Wednesday last, viz.
eleven of the fedora! ticket, and one a federal
list, Of the democratic ticket. The gentlemen
chosen are Messrs. Appleton, Sumner, Jack,
son, Bassrtt, Perkins, Stevens, Munson, Law.
renee. w. Phillips, Stursis, Webster, and
Sears.
TO supply the vacancies, the Mayor and AL
dermen nave ordered that meetings be held
on Saturday next, at l2 o'clock. ID. Adv.
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II We chsrrfny nnr prn INTO the Ls,d. -,
corrspondeni<-whOs favurs So our eolstprs ys
with MI oar erero,s, II is impossible fr US 10 serge ,hen
all l>goter on shall certainty appear In nur ~. VT
We shal bnve more Congress
We shli lsi w QUO or two of the Spes.r. bie Iavs
hitherto esenprt vs. Nc Hapdophs Spcec ON Inc TsriT
(wbicb IS pronounced tobe worthy eIhis hrs fvs 81 eI
qrrnce apPearedWe shall certainty ptll a. H. NJ
We'siers exquisite speech the suit CO. shall grars
pages is chef d@,vrs Taste aud Logic eunsli,
combine beis yefoos powers 10 lend IL irrsssise ai,rac
ton.
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when in Committee of the Whole, Gen.
Jackson voted for the most onereus provisions
OF the Tariff bill. The alarm spread among
his southern friends but 10 | in the Senate it.
sell. the General took another tack. See his
votes on the cotton bagging, and some other
Items.
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twas whispered some days ago at Wash.
lnston, that the friends of MIR. Calhoun had
gwen indications of renewing their adhesion
tn Mr.. Adams-hut the news from New Eng
land. and especially from Massachusetts, ope-
rates az a damper upon tbem-They have
changed front aud again follow the General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-21

On "Wednesday night the con,icts confined
in one of the lodging rooms at the Peuiten-
tiary made an attempt to escape. key had
been procured, by means of which, after re
moving the bricks so as ~ admit the arm
through the wall, the dUor OF The lodging room
was opened. We understand that all the PER-
SONS IN the room did not avail Themselves Of
this opportunity of attempting to scale the
walls. The attempt was made Ivy three only
They were discovered by the guard, who gave
the alarm. Only one prieoner escaped.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE amendments
OF The Senate To The Tariff Bill have been
acted upon In the House of Representatives,
WIN unusual promptitude and Industry. They
were nearly all agreed Ia. The exceptions will
again be presented To the Senate to day. We
nave now little doubt that this bill will become
law. We do not think that The two, Houses
WIZ be disposed 10 sl'Fcr bill SO long I,b.rrd,
the principle OF which has received the
sanction fbofh Houses, Ia he lost by obstinate
adhfrence to, or resistance of, any one or two
OF the numerous items Of which the bill is
made up.
Whether the Tariff Bill pas, or not, there is
so strong a disposition prevailing TO adjourn,
.h'' we donor expect the Session To continue
longer than the 25th or 26ih of the prrsep,
month. Nat In,
Letters have been received in tins cty.
from Louisville, Kentucky, as late as th. SOL
OF April at which time Mr. DUNN, the bearer
OF fht writ OF the House Of Representatives 10
VIZ. NisIAN EDWARDS, had not reached that
place. 1h
Moy lo.-The day on which the present
Session OF Congress is to clnse, may he con :
s,dered as fixed by Yesterdays vote of the
House OF Representatives, for The 9th instant,
IN which, II IS presumed, the Senate will CON
cur.
"'S DdS DPPn IdKeD, amer
ascrrtanng that the Messenger of the House
oi Representatives, who has been despatched
with sum mons TO Mr.. EDWARDS, lat, Sena.
tor from Illinois, did not leave Louisville for
EdwardsviIle, before the afternoon Of the 4th
instant, and that his return, therefore, could
mol reasonably be expected before SOME time
IN June. The committee Of investigation on
ms subject are expected 10 make report
within day or two; and the DECISION q! the
House Of Represt natives 10 adjourn, after
sending for Mr.. EDwARps. without waiting
for his arrival, to Indicate the belief that
his presence would not throw any additional
light on The subject of the charges which he
has preferred against Mr.. CRAWFORD.
The sketch ofthe debate Of Yesterday. On
this subject which will appear in our next.
will exhibit more at large the grounds upon
which the adjournment, now decided unnp
was supported, opposed, and finally agreed TO-
The 1ar!F!-A conference has been agreed
uPop between the two Houses nm tbs die.
agreeing votes On the Tariff Fill We und.r.
stand the Managers met Yesterday. bu h adj
nov; 'a1 evening agreed upon report. Ii is
probable they will report to-day when. il
my sh"u'd not agree, the fnal passage will
still be very doubtful
me Na9agers on the part Of The House Of
Representatives, are,
Nv. Taylor, of New York.
MIR. Tod. Of Pennsylyania.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Trimhle, Of Kentucky. ard
Mr.. ppeeber nf Ohio. knf Tour,,oJ
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FHhM WILMINGTON, MAY To.
The COMMITTEE of Investigation are wait
ing for Edwards. lit is said) who is expected
about the 24th Congress- will not adjourn,
until sufficient time has been afforded him to
reach here, though an cfflrt will he made 10
get of, the moment the Tariffs finally dispo.
sed Of. am not over sanguinp. when say,
that Crawford's popularity WAS never betteri
and that he is gaining ground daily. He vii
triumph over prosecutions that few men could
have mastered"
Report says. that the President is d.tprmin-
ed that Edwards shall not go to Mexico.
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The Steamboat Eina on her way fror
Washington Nj to ". Y burst her ceptr
boiler on Saturday Evenipg-34 persons %
board-of whom 9 were killed and other
dangerously wounded. Mrs. Furman twill
oil Mr.. John Furmap, mrrchant.) her daugh
ter, niece and sister, were insianianeOusly kill
ed The boat was almost torn TO pieces by
the explosion.
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agreed to.
The Committee then rose and report.d tbe
bill 10 the House. The question was taken an
the several amendments, as reported bv the
Committee Of the Whole-and agreed tn.
with the following exception:
On agreeing 10 the prOyisO, in the first sec
ton, IN relation to woOIlens under S3 I .
cents, excepting baizes and AsnneIs. the cues
ton was taken by Yeas and Nays as follows
Yeas 81, Nays So.
The Speaker voting in the negative pro-
duced an equality of votes, which a amounted
to rejection Of the motion. So the House
refused to concur with the amendment of the
Senate, which inserts the pro siso.
.Monday-The Senate took up the Tariff
bill returned from the II. Of R.-Tbev agreed
to the LIST amendment as to "Sail duck. %
The H. of II. having refused to concur in the
prociso as To the duty on wooden manufactures.
MIR. Barbour moved the Senate to insist upon
IFS amendment, The vote stood, go 10 aJ-
and the V. President gave his casting yo,e in
favor of Insisting. -The House had refused 10
concur in the amendment about cotton bap-
ging. The Senate refused to recede. OF 10 e5
Next the Senate took up the bill 10 enabl.
The President 10 carry into effect the TREATY.
made at Client the cath December, 1914. rx-
Guiding foreigners from trade and intercours.
with the Indian tribes within the United States.
and TO preserve the fur trade, within the linn
its Of the said United States, TO American citi-
zens" The question was on adopting Mr..
Benton's amendment TO appropriate g Il. 600
to enable the President TO send military OF
pedition among the hostile Indians on The Uo-
per Missouri and preserve the peace. in that
quarter. Mr.. Noble proposed 8 10000 Mir
Bcntor accePied-the amendment passed, and
the bill ordered 10 a 81 reading.
The r. Of X. received the Tariff bin from
the Senate.-Mr. Forsyth moved to ysctdt
from the disagreement Ia the two a,yseodmeDts
of the Senate. On the Dooien clause, the vote
stood, yeas 81, nays 50.
The Speaker voting in The negaiisr, the
motion was lost. So the House refused To
rccede from its disagreement To dIe amend
'nent of the Senate las above stated and in.
! sisted on striking out the Proviso, and on res