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From N. Men York Comm,rciql Iduertis,y

rum @S i'fW 1OiH tofnWsTCldl IdUeFftsfY.
IMPORTANT FROM THE FRONTIER.
Slncc the above was IN type, w have received
the following letters, from which il will be seen
!hs, the farce has been played cut for the present
aad that The patriot" forces will no, stand FIRE !
Correspondence Of The Csmmucial Adsernser.
OGDEssnuRGa. FEB. %.
We are now IN state Of great excitement and
general alarm. owing TO the csnduc, Of a set Of
vaEabonds such as generally infest froa,ief.-
Sacked and encouraged by fss that would not
like thu, sppsaliSa.
We have Just learnsa from Prsscsu, that they
have tsksa possession Of AZ island opposite /, Ga
asnssqus, and thai kisgs,oa was ihsir object bu,
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A WORKS SEASON

y HtsNNAINs
The laws declA ~, ~. 80,
whom Newspapct, sen, ). ,a.a.".i.,,
:" ceNes Tue paper or
-. never subscribed
- " "as o''.''upo be stopped. His
duty, Is not TO take llba,e, g.. - a..
lice, or person with wi, ,bo ,,stsn
or 10 notify the Publls. ,h.,
wish Tor II. ~' "1'
II papers are sent to "a, og;.o c.,
Tavern, or other place a go IN -
not taken by the pcrsn 4 ho,a - 80 az az
sent, the Postmaster, Slord - -
81 - -. ' 'o wi ipaymeni ~.
-. ~ p'P0'' ives notice 10
- ''''0' '''a' ,ney are used.
Postmas,ers would DO we'll -
luIly to the following lnlgnca -,
,,na N ..a,. " MINISTER'S
N which papers that come TO 0s:s
are not taken out by the per.oC -, -
they are sent, YOU will give lmh -, o'
ice to the Publisher, adding ihds 49, =
80 a'' ''' w out.
Curious FGcts.--A great many d
be adduced TO show the lneiiiclencyv Ny
Iidl punishment. The criminal reid y,
Great Britain show, that there has be-. "
horse-stealing within the las, seven =
without any execution whatever, than n
preceding seven years, with forty lwoT
cutions--that there has been less sid
stealing during the four years elapsed s,A
the abolition of capital punishment, al
during the four previous years that the
have been fewer acts OF burglary and hon.
breaking ~ the las, three years with O,
two executions, than IN the three yearsef
ing with 1880, when thirty SIX persons sutI;
ed death for those offences. But not so OF o.
er crimes for which capital punishment :,
co''t'nae', tor they have nsari, aiI ,ncrcas,
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During a late debate in the flouF q =
resen,hllves Messrs. Adams oGd Ners's
INTO spirited controversy about s'''
date. MIR. Dawson set the house % Z
Of laughter by drlly remarkiug thai a'a
ed nothing Of personal nature "o1|'
out Of the affair.
The idea OF two such silver baIrt0 \
lators pistollng each other, was iruY y
ing. The belllgerents laughed as h,i
asany. It is dangerous to attack Nlf'
on the subject OF dates. Ilo IS truiy =
ing almanac.-N. J. american.
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From ia, 0aouaagu Standard, Ertra, FEB %.

From the Oaonagga Standard, Erfra, FEB. %.
~ the Northern MaIl 81 thls evening, wc have
received Inc following highly interesting nsxs
t,om the scat Of var 10 Upper CanAjl, which
hasten 10 lay be'ors our readers The letter
from cur Frontier Core. pondent. and is state
ncuis may be relied on.
"WArEarowS. Fra. 22.-5 o'clock P. VI.
/" arrived here la.t evening aad found high
slate OF feeling oa the Canals affairs. The Patriot
forces acre concentrating At Ftencb.ctees, % the
n. Lawrence, % miles north OF THIS place To.
day II Is said they have crossed over to Hickory
Island IN the Canada ehaHoel af tie n. law.
re4cC. Their number Is Yari1usly estimated
from five hundred 10 two thousand men Their
Intended movement or PalnI OF attack Is only con.
occurred. IL is said 70 DC Kingston b. some, by
others hat their object - 70 make a stand on Ca.
madam ground, to give confidence 10 the People in
ayor .: regnlnuos, aud. y hen sufficient force
shall have joined the standard, thon 10 act Oh the
offensive, AID adopt such plans shall b. though,
advisable.
The people Of Kingston arc in high state Of
excitement and anxiety. They anticipate an at
tack, and bays barrlcadsd their st.eets-raised
re bfeast.ofks IN itont of the town on the siycr
keep up yigIiant police and what force they
can muster unde! arms. Some litils apprehension
Is felt by the frontier towns, that an atpek NAV
DC made BY the oyailsls in the patriots should
hazard battle and be driven back. Orders are
therefore being issued, calling on, the militia.
The prospect H. there will De sliriag times here
for few days
"A runner has reached here. that Gsa. Wool
has been ordered on to Sacseirs Harbor. which
gives Some relief tn those whose fears have been
excited about an attack from tho Canadians, or,
rather, the Indians, who have been called INTO The
defence Of klngstod, TO the number Of 200 or 300r
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A NOTABLE EXPRESS

The Eaton Register states Thai n, Il.
Mann, who brings the Express NJ s.
that village from the West, IA =.
SINCE, when severe fros, had reb,,s,.s y
road hard as adamanr, US rough All -
as the keen bias, could make i, p,,y,s.@
noble sieed designated 10 bear h,a, =, /. =
next i've mile poet, returned tho Go.
animal to his s,aIl--shouldet.d n. :,
bog and Pai "a on foot, aud actually -.
pushed bis ten miles IN one bour an h.
m'nuies THIS IS more than a.. i b,
could nave reasonably performed i 4,
iline, owing to the bad state Of the rsl
Mr. Mann IS a native OF Penns, l,,s, !
} ears OF age, and weighs 1870 Ib,. n. FL
vel pat up chap for nerve and .,oe. n
says he Is good for ten mile ch,~ MA,
hinc over any kind Of a track Man :,
man, every lnch Of hm and We coo,e,
b'm 10 the gracious nn,icc a the sovs-,
head OF the Pos, Office department. :,
l1R6Hs Ohio,) 5. Gus
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The Globe charges that toe rrsolsz
oil instructions lus, adopted IS tie Ps,aF
'ana House Of Representatives, yer q
red by bribery OF the members ), y
3'ddlc. The lnsolence Of tins organ
Executive seems 10 know no bones l :
people, as IN the case Of New York, ;as
to rcprobaie Tho course Of the Esec
they are charged with bribery and c7-e
i'oo' If their representatives, N earn
out the wishes Of their constituents dssf
The orders Of the Kitchen Cabinet, ss'
are denounced as bank hireings
how long wllIihe people endure ibiH
this pampcfed minion Of lha k'eo@
ted, from the public CRIB, 70 delan' "
inous and independent Of the llnd '--@R
Wig.
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A Long Tdil.-Thc tail Of Qu.e'
torla's dress measures l6 yards ana W
20 pounds. The Duchess Of ken' o.
high and mighty honor Of carrying Y n
ter end Of il, assisted by three k'g"
'erable ladies' Of nobility. Ono accour
bat Victoria has very course, ave-
yyute, large tia, foot, bceiy ankle 'N
X face is as Ugly as sin.
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nc very appearance Of Mr.. Wnss,s /,
famous blli, oDc would have supas~5 s,,s.
Gent to rouse the spirit Of even i.eeeaa /.
instantaneous action for bo.isr grcst
Ter reducing n whole people 10 sals (
Sassaisge at a single blow, was osy,, s,.ss
ed 10 a IcggsIniiye hall, The shoe y n
OF this sub treasury sys,em--sna u as
tti'ances oi safety vaults, and dca Il
bafs--its armies cf eiiicey. arns8 al
keys, and scales to try The weigh, q RI
and 10 guard It from the unhaIlosed al
81 Tue people--ls worthy ouy al Sois 4
Norocco--BaJszNt, T,mour and-Gsos
jackson. i.'t the people remom5st d
an exclusive hard money GOVERNED 81
eaSs Sogersmeag ut absolute dt.r s
" hsn fhs currency IF EaelaRd rsi lza
surely rnefdiiic, NE laborins pyapit ~
iron collars on thar afcts. marked 81 :
names q the o,cncrs.-C Con-. AdrGar-
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Tho Emperor of Russia, by 'oe '.'
= prohibits his subjects iron W.
siacles before the age Of forty
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It's stated IN an evening" paper, that the
Judges OF the Supreme Cour, did uol attend
the funeral Of the late Mr. C,Iley. they
were invited by the committee but they
passed resolutions, putting their refusal 10
accept ihe invitation On the ground that the
deceased fell 10 duel.
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In the New York Commercial, Of Saturday is
published the following letter.
MONTREAL, Nov. &c. 1888.

| Andrew Stuart, Esq. solicitor general, arrived
to-day from Quebec. He is legal adviser TO the
court martial, which, 1 suppose, will commence
business on Monday next. You will see IN the
/ papers that the two French judges in Quebec
have declared the ordinance suspending the ac,
OF habens corpus TO be illegal, and have ordered
two prisoners, in Jail for high treason, be dis
charged. Letters from Quebec state that the
commandant of the garrison, colonel of the Cold
stream Guards) anticipating the judgment of the
Court, caused the prisoners to be removed to the
Cape.
The sheriff made return that he had no such
persons in his custody. A warrant then issu-
ed to The communicate to liberate them, which he
refused to do. The judges ordered the comman-
dant to be arrested.
When the mail left Quebec the city was in a
state of great excitement, and it said the gates
were closed.
From the Quebec Gazette Of Friday.
The gates of the city were kept closed all yes
terday, as precaution, we understand, lest any
attempt should be made to rescue the political pri
confined in the citadel, the decision the
case given in the Court of Kings Bench on We'd
nesday, having caused cons ide rabe excitement.
A person named Alexander Dumont wns, we |
understand, committed TO prison on Monday night, |
on a charge Of high treason.
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FEMALE INFLUENCE.
" hRS. r. w. RAIL-.

mas Dcen asserted by great French writer,
woman mouIds the character ola nation. Ma
cog said Tie mother formed the man. If this be
ne Importance of early female culture is too
"us 20 need pointing ont TO The most superficial
7<uer OF national character. 1t has been con-
g 90 all sides that nearly all the eminent men,
aente either for good or evil, have had mothers
sase training they owe that emnence. The
z'aef OF Washington is brilliant modern exam
y internal influence, wisely and judiciousiy
producing the most glorious result. She,
s Tie son to a high aim she taught him that
smd greatness are SYNONYMOUS; that moral
= the soul of physical bravery: that dis
alon and falsehocd are Incompatible with
Seainess. She had her reward; for her son
recorded on the historians page preem-
10 coed as great. In reading his life, the
Il ne warrior, the Statesman and the philoso-
are combined in the good man we love.
otncrs Of several of the Roman Empcrors,
told, exercised unbounded influence over
1s; but they were generally vicious wo-
70 accordingly, their sons were great only
8ey. Others were good SO far the glim-
4 Of natural virtue could break through
" gloom of the age in which they lived,
-! 1ught their offspring to wade TO empire
cas OF blood, content with the result |
egarding the means by which it was |
means which generally originated
"a and pertidv. 1t was reserved for an /
~ christian mother to form great ma
3'astrc Of whose name will live SO long
Aspaolican States exist, n broad shrine for
]. hs'a'p Of freedom.
me greatest as well as the brightest
A. q woman's forming influence existed
our own happy land, why is not the
- O that as highly esteemed as it should
own fair country-wonen! In no couu- ,
@ps N the world, where Christianity ia
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REoREsENrATIv


Mr.. Miiroy offered the following resolution
which was agreed to, viz:
! Resoired, That II select committee be appoin /
ed, consisting of seven membess, whose duty il
shall be to inquire how and in what particulars
and to what ex;en, the system of internal i'm
Provement can with advantage to the State be
modified So as to secure prudent and economical
prosecution of the public works. and al the same
time guard against the creation of debt beyond
the resources of the state TO ray, with leave TO
report by bill or otherwise.
Messrs. Miiroy, Blair, Devin, Owen, Noel, Lew
is, and Fields were appointed said committee.
Mr.. Boon offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Doorkeeper shall not be al
lowed to employ more than two assistant Door
keepers at the expense of the State, and that the
Treasurer be directed TO employ person by the
month TO prepare wood &c, which was adopted
Mr.. Bryce offered resolution, calling for in
formation to the cause OF delay in distributing
the laws of the last session of the General Assem-
bly,, with authority to send fo1 persons, papers,
sc. connected with the delay in the distribution
of the laws.
The resolution opposed by Mr.. Kilgorc,
and supported by Mr.. Bryce and Mr.. Judah, aud
was adopted The committee consists of AIessrs.
Bryce, Cotton of s., McCar.y, Champcr, and
ia ckson.
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FROM CANADA.

The New York Commercial of Friday, bring
us intelligence from Montreal as late the gail
ultimo.
In the Montreal Gazette Of Thursday were
published four additional ordinances; one decar
: ing that in all cases Of judgment 10 death, by
court martial, under the ordinance authorizing
the same, it shall have the effect Of an attanGer
upon the estates and property of the parties SEN
tcnced--wihont pre- ndce, however, to the ghts
| of creditors. The second attaches the guilt and
punishment of felony TO the administration OF
oa,hs for reasonable purposes and to the joining
or becoming member of any secret association,
after the PRONUNCIATION of the ordinance, except
lodges of frccmasons, duly erected and constitu-
ted under warrant from the grand master ofany
i lodge in Great Britain or irland. The third ex-
tends the provisions Of the two preceding. and
other ordinances for the suppression of rcbelIion
to the district ofSt. Francis, the fourth ordinance
confirms certain ordinances 10 which at the time
of their passage the great seal OF the province
was not attached
1t appears that the legality of the suspension
of the habeas corpus i'll the district of Quebec,
has been called in question by the counsel of GER
tain prisoners, and decided against by two of the
Judges. in consequence of which the prisoners
have been discharged. On this subject the Mon
trea Herald dscourses:-l Bait. Chron.
Information has been in town that the objections
raised BY Mr.. T. G.. Aylwin against the legality
of the suspension Of the act OF habeas corpus IN
Judges to be valid, and that Connolly and iced,
for whom Mr.. A. appeared, will be forthwith dis
charged. Mr. Justice Bowen declined appearing
the bench, and the court consequently
composed of Mr.. Justice Bedard and Mr.. Justice
Panei. If the ordinance illegal SO far as the
district is concerned, it ought to be made legal
without any delay. 1t was reported yesterday
afternoon. that Sir John Colborne and the Spe /
cial Council had suspended these two judges from
Office We do not know how far that is true, but
know that Mr.. Justice Bedard, the father OF
the infamous ninety Two resolutions, ought to have
had different suspension years ago, and if re-
port speaks true, Mr.. Justice Panet has long mc.
tied similar fate.
the inactivity of the court martial is account
ed for by the inability of the solicitor general to
leave Quebec, in consequence of which another
gentleman learned in the law has been appointed
to assisihe Judge advocate; and this gentleman, it
appears, is suspected of leaning in favor Of the
accused.
SEIZURE
The Steamboat Illinois which left here day
Or two since. under the charge Of Gen'I Brady.
in pursuit of ''patriots," which were supposed to
be assembled somewhere on Lake Erie, returned
asst evening, having small schooner in tow
which was captured near Gibraltar. The schoon-
,r contained between two and three hundred {
stand of arms, and quantity OF ammunition. de- I
.igued for the invasion Of the Canadas IL
Detroit Adr. Of Nor %. I
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

On Friday at 10 clock A. NJ both House,
proceeded to the election Of United States Sen
a,or. in the place Of Gen. Upton whose time o
service expires on March 4th next
The following Senators, voted for the Hon. Rat
; Messrs Casey, Cathcart Ewing Of Cass,
Hackett, Lowe, and Thompson Of Pcrry-0
The following Senators, voted for Gen. y. A.
Howard.
Messrs. Brady. Bryant, Dobson, Dunning
Finch, Hargro'e, Toley, Truman, Watt Of U
The following Senators voted for Judge Charles
Dewey.
Messrs. Armstrong, Baird Of St. Joseph, Beard
of NJ Clark of l.. Ewing Of Allen, Hoagland, Lit
tie, Mitchell, Riley, Waits Of Dearborn.-lO
The following Senators voted for General Mil
ton Stapp.
Messrs Arian, Bell, Colo, Crawford, Keno
dy, Mount, Smith Of Wayne, Stamford, Thomp-
son of johnson, Vawter, and Wiiams.-l2
The following Senators voted for Col. Thomas
II. Blake.
Messrs Bowen, Clark of +. MofIa,,. Moore,
Sigler, Stafford.-6
The following Senators voted for John Du-
mont
n Ms..r' Grs :. Morgan. Smith Of Ripley,
The following members Of the House of Rep
resentaiives voted the first ballot for the Hon.
Ratlif Boon:
Messrs Baker, Boon, Bowles, Brown, Graham,
I1eETiHtaU, johnson OF marion, Jones, MAJOR, MIL
roy, Monroe, Owen, Perine, Reynolds, Sands land
Stewart.-l6
The following members voted for Gen. r. A.
Howard:
Messrs. Anderson, Arnold, Carr of Lawrence,
Conway, Johnson of Monroe, Nc Cormic. McNary,
Nelson, Noel, Parker, Petit, Puett. Riiey-l3
The following members voted for Judge Charles
Dewey.
Messrs. Albertson, Brenton, Bryant, Carr Of
Jackson, Clymer. Cotton Of Perry, Egbert, Field,
Gregory, He!mer, Hurst, Marshall, Mcclure, Ter
ell, Trueiock, Wilson Of Harrison, Wilson ofMi-
lm, and Wymnn.--lS
The following members voted for Gen. Milton
'tapp:
Messrs. Bright, Chapman, Cooper, Healcy.
hendricks, Hubbard, Hunt, Jackson, judah, Kill
ore, Lee, Lewis, Mason. Matson, McCarty, Nor
an, Morrow, Powell, Rose, Rush, Spann, and
villey--2l
The following members voted for Col. +. II.
Make.
Messrs Allison Blair, Bryce, Chamber, Chlds,
utter, Cole, Devin, Earl, Eldridgc, Flint, Kerr
IN, Kinney, Lane, Profit, Smydth, Thompson,
ownsend, Williams, Wines, aud Mr.. Speaker
The following members voted for John Du
ont, Esq.
Messrs. Alley, Cotton Of s. Dumont, EggIeston
lass and Hanna.-6
The following member voted for w. w. Wick:
Mr. Preasey.-l
The following member voted for Gov. Noble.
Dir. Cogswcii.-l
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IN SENATE.
WHnNrsnAy Dec 5 1873

WEDNESDAY, Dec >, 1888.
The PRESIDENT announced the following stan,
ing committees:
On Elections-Mcssrs Smith of Ripley, Bow
en-, Brady, Greene, Moore, Truman, Little, Hoa.
land, and Crawford, Hargrove, and Riley.
Ways and MedRs-Messrs. Watt, Wa.ke
Finch, Mofiatt, Bryant, Tuley, Dobson, Watt.
Ca,hcart, and Mount.
| Neutrality-suspicious. Thompson of P, Dunnne
IIacket,. Kennedy, Baird, Finch, Mitchell, Bryan,
ard Ewing of Allen.
! observation-disclosures. Dunning, Bowen, Dobson
Mitchell, Cole, Thompson of Perry, Smith of Rip
ley, Arion, Baird, Motfatt, Green, Williams, Stan
ford, Stafford, and Vawter.
Military Afuirs.--Messrs. Ewing Of Cass
Morgan, Bell, Casey, Crawford, Green, Cole
Watts, Sigler, Smith of Ripley, Watt, and Tuley
Roads--Messrs. Beard, Arion, Armstrong
Cole, Green, Riley, Moore, Cathcart, Hoagland
Stafford Turman, and Watts.
Canals and Internal Representations
Clark of Tippecanoe, Beard, Sigler, Hackc,t
Casey, Mitchell, Arion, Bell, Thompson of John
son, Ewing of Allen, Williams, Lowe, Mount
Clark of Lawrence, and Baird
~ 1 1omn z mpsua Son.:sUm, s1a'n.
Stanford, Kennedy, Watt, Dobson, Hargrove, and
Trimble.
Claims--Messrs Sigler, Smith of Wayne,
Walker, Mount, Aron, Armstrong, Cole, Stafford,
Bowen, Stanford, Casey, and Hackett.
State Prison.-Messrs. Armstrong. Hosgland,
Mitchell, Green, Watt, Cathcart, Thompson of
johnson, Brady, Tuley, Trimble, vawter, and
Truman.
Unfinished Business.-Messrs. Hackett, Smith
Of Wayne, Smith of Ripley, Cathcart, Riley,
Moore and Mitchell.
State Library.-Messrs. Bell, Finch, Bowen.
1argrove, Baird, Clark Of Lawrence, Clark of
cippecanoe, Dunning, Dobson, Ewing of Allen,
Armstrong, and Williams.
Public Buildings.--Messrs. Walker, Little.
thurman, Watts, Ewing Of Cas-, Crawford, and
Morgan.
State Bank-Messrs. Vawter, Moffatt, Tulev, |
Arion, Clark of Tippecanoe, Clark Of
Baird, Beard, and Lowe.
Canal Fmnds-NIessrs Baird, Mitchell, Clark
f Tippecanoe, Thompson of Perry, Clark of Law
,nce, Stafford, SigIer, and Hackett.
Aer;culturc.- Messrs. Little. Beard, Hoagland.
asey, Crawford, Watt, Tulcy, Brady, Smith of
7avne, Riley, Hargrove, Trimble, Greene, and
Iount.
Corporations -Messrs. Kennedy, Thompson Of
,hnson. Arion, Casey, Moore, Bryant. Smith of
ipIey, Dunning, Ewing, of Cass, Brady, Cole, ,
Id Finch. ,
Enrolled Bils.-Messrs. Bowen and Williams. :
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Correspondence Of The National h.telligeneer.
New YORK, Nov. %.
We have, at last, the official canvass of the
vote of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor
in the State of New York:
For Cove Lieut. Governor.
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IifiA Judicial Circuit.
William W. Oiaries, 3
Thomas ID. Naipole, 81
Blsak .
w "-Onar.ss was elected on tho first ballot
Sir.h judicial Circuit
David Macy, *
Samuel W. Parker, 10
William Daley, Oh
Mr.. Macy was elected on tho first ballot.
Eigkti Judicial Circuit.
John Wright, %
s. s. Upton, 50
Mr. Blackmore,
Blank,
MIR. Wright wac elected on the first ballot.
Mat! Judicial Circxis.
William c. Hanna, 20
John q. Niles, OS
Blank
Mr.. Hanna was elected on the first ballot
On motion of MIR. Bryce, Messrs Petit and
Bowles were added 10 the select committee 10 in
luire into the ex"ediency ofmodifyiny the system
Of Internal Improvement,
Mr.. Field introduced u Lii TO prescribe tho
mode of clecting United States Senator.
Mr.. Bryce moved 10 reject tho bili-aycs SO,
aces 8. So said bill WAS rejected.
A message was received from tho Senate, in
orming the House tina, the Senate had concurrcd
n a resolution of the House fixing Wednesday,
10 O'Clock, A. Nj. for the eicc ton Of u. S. Sena-
or with an amendment, proposing Friday 7th.
On motion of Mr.. Owen the amendment was
oncurred in.
GA motion the House adjourned.