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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1890.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-14
FIR UTTS.

ORANGES, LEMONS, FIG ) and RAIsINs, &c. &c
FOR sale ty HOWARD 81 GREEN
Rutland April l4th, 1899
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
Recorders Cart,
. Recorders Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,

oLCo-ND MI MILL ALL L.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March o. 1889.
Joseph Wcan,s charged by George A. Puddy with
having feloniously taken his pocket bo * containing
1871. Puddv lives in the Arcade, and does
Weams,-and that on Sunday, whilst Pnldy was
seated in his door, person requested the change
Of ten dollar bill, which he did aud afterwards
laid his pocket book on the chair almost beneath
him. A few mimi afterwards, some one COM
manded his attention and he went behind the counter,
forgetting his pocket book, and while engaged
Wramls took il up and walked of with it. Weams
entered into bonds with Mr.. Taylor of The Mcr-
'"Gh:sls' Exchange; in the sum of $500 for his mp
pearance at the GGrinpul Court, to answer to the
churge of larceny.
r. kennon, Pat Flood, f. Livngson-arrssica for be.
ing found drunk:-Discharged: "
Lewis Smiih-arrestcd on suspicious circumstances,
and not being able to procure sufficient evidence of
Lewis and Jas Lewis, found wandering about, rather
intoxicated, at late hour. On examination were
found to belong to the recumsel-discharged.
Collision and John Harry, arrested by Evans, Of the
river police ut about o'clock. II Appeared on
examination, TINT J Harry was n sailor on board Of
Il Swedish vessel, ind that him and Colh"rn rama.
way from her, runner Of some one of the saor
boarding houses, rs is very commonly the case
came along side Of the vessel with skif and took
Cullston, together with various articles and were
making ofras fast as the, could, WHEN Evans over
hauled and brought them too Collision r.cos-
nized by The captain and detained in Jail by his
dcrs. This other not being engaged in any lawful
or honorable employment, was rcmanded to be
yoGclea for
e. NJ Spenrec, arrested at the requcs, of Mrs Mad
ten for assault.
LCntlam,, at the request of IInGurd for n
breach of the peacc--bound 10 keep the pcuce in
$500 security.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

LATEST FROM WAsHlNGToN.-We were again with
out slips from Washington yesterday, bringing any de-
finite intelligence. We however learned through the
sltcr.wr,r of the Bulletin under date March a. that
the important B II in regard to the Border War; had
passed the House by vote Of 2ol ayes, nocs-nnd
the scratc unanimously, Al Senators (being all who
preseRt) voting for it; and that the President
Vice President and Speaker of the House, had signed
it. The Bill authorizes the President (nstead o, IL
10000 regular troops, originally contemplacd) to call
out 10000 volunteers, who to be enlisted as the
volunteers under the Act of 1886, for the Florida
war The President has power to place armed steam
boats on the Northern Lakes, necessary, aud to raise
SIOOO0GOO by ean TO carry out the provisions of the
bill. The Act 10 continue in force until two months
after the meeting Of the next Congress, and no longer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

SERIOUS AcclDENr.-Yesterday the .s,cumboa'
Sultan raising steam for the purpose OF going ou1
The assistant engineer, George Fletcher, native OF
En- and and blacksmith by trade with serious
accident under the following circums lie was
stand ng on the ny.whec fixing the cold-wa,cr pipe
used for cooling The piston when the engineer warned
him tina, he was about To- let on steam. lie did no,
immediately regard the warning, which the en-; iscer
observing, applied the steam to the engine the
wheel few round, and crushed Of his and legs
in horrid manner. His side very much and
bruised. and he otherwise seriously in urcd. Sur.
gcu aid wns Immediately called in, and he was
veycd to the Hospital. 1t is thought that he will
cover but ill be able pursue his occupation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

leA fls cphtinsion that HE store lind been raled
rel Accounting 1U these sspcians, the house where
ste boarded was watched, md about A clock last
seen to ascend from tile chimney Of ,Ihe
owner Of the house, Dr Phelps was alled and reqnese
to gooBs room, He didso aud toapda pile d goods
on The fire, which he was burning 10 prevent detection.
h. had any creosoteand said lla Ind the. tooth nce.
The doctor sad lie Lud and stepcd TO lis office in the
same building 10 get him soething. He went below
went hack to his room, took his raxorvept out
house at the back door mud cut his tron,s ne was
found dead in few molents after. ~: - : :
THUS the horrible tragedy Is ended. There is no
doubt he fire to his store and meant to make m'ncy
Of The insurance and the goods he had secretcd IL
the house, "But the way Of the trasgressor is hard.
Tie has left an a,nabe and interesting young widow
was married las, summer orall, in New Haven county
1 Corn. - 49, -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

CELEsrE.-The ST Ch,rles has been filled to over
flowing each successive night of this popular artistic
We remember have seen on a former oct aston
much beauty and iashion-thc hoxcs are nightly
literally crowded with ladies. Celcste's Benefit on
Monday was bumper-he receipts actually amounted
TO 81 49,. Her Naramatah a beautifully define.
ated pcrsonaton-nos exquisite in Of It's touches
and rought with true pa,hos. Some idea may be formed
of Ceestes power when it is told that in the portion
of the audiencewho could appreciate the feeling she
threw into the part of the white wife of the Narragun
sett; there was scarcely dry eye. To-n-h that in
teresting meo diana st. NaryS Eve will be presented
together with l. HTondcile in both OF which Celeste is
The feature, and in the latter .f her most finished
and beautiful dances.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


Nh Patten presented resolution Tor the appoint
mcnt II committee To report an impeachment OF Fee
lix l!osworh at the bnr of the Senate, Mt re ensuing
Session OF the l.egisatnre-CnrrIcd: and Messrs Fat
ten Crait, Conrad, Lewis, PIeston and Guon, were aI
pointed on the committee
MIR. Winchester presented resolution t" postpone
the adjournment sine die, until the 10Th inst, On This
question dcsa rnsucd, III which Messrt N'nchcs-
ter Claiborne Morse Rnshear, {. VI. Cnnrnd and Tho
mas, maintained the necessity Of the pus,ponencnt.
MANY Mills of the rr,o.st ;,n,.r,uucc rem nneI 10 he
finally nrt.J ~ m md tho =, ncnse ;nrnueI nv ,e
State Tor this Session viii he lost: for ouupl bills
Nj ,,,,,J ,L,,I - Ii,,ao ,, Ll ,a ,t,.I
uu pas sGu .;o"In VIE ''onsc n,, na sn, ''"'
!"o 'cnohss We oiier YET II NOT ina''v hc'cu on, ~
is if nothing had been done; FOR, the next legsla
no,, O. "e n'lis "ncA nad nr'h pnsseo were nu' re-
Gently 'u. ny 'lG tn" II. 20 mn 'e'' before '',e 10
vernon, VINO could not lave time 10 examine them bctrc
| the close Of the Session.
Mr. Davidson opposed the resolution-hc felt certain
nni i've n,eseryrIIsrxnrnl ma, I3rs hrtyns ,,n, I'm
session wuulI close Ills week In, . gone i7rme-ne
| n; ,n ..' XIII ,i " '' s' ,,
| t5 il w, , " y, S ',, t. !,
business would sui atcnin'lata-tlie HnH"fnnr hd
ten days after the Session TO approve or reject bs-t
has bsrn dlhcut even heretofore To keep Governor
Mr.. Lewis having moved reject the resolution, but
the motion was lost nv Il vote of I6 to "a.
mn,inu IN disncisc win The rnIcs IN read the re-.
solu,io, far The, seron, ,in,s WINS ln.t-
NJ n., ", Wv 'i aL', ~ H. E ;,,,, ,;,,
WI n'asiea', "h p'''"', Oh inc oon','Fe aPlo"''
10 enquire INTO c rNpedlchcv OF g'o,"Sca' ana mi
introduced IL bill appropra,ing 5000 for tina, purpose
The rules dispensed WITH ard the bill pissed
with amendment from Mr. Rutif recurring bOta
n;ral examination n, tho same t;n,c
Il NJ W;ncLos,,r an In,,lt ~ IL. com,,;,,o, ,n,n;,,
oil r. ,.v;s ,on, f 10 ,;t ,r ,l 1,r;,u lnI,,aI
Gu =" "e''se means 'of me teile Oh ue'lav ">pa'
maze report showing maj unless some means OF rene
were adopted, that institution must close its doors
| The Committee also presented Bill to revive thu
laws for the licencng of Gambling Houses and to Az
pronr6,e e nrnr erds o those lr, uccs IN The sppn,
IF iJ,e C,ba,,v Hnsn;,,I ~
, ,nI o'i"'tN l,"sp'."'. -, ,-
w.. i,o - n,",eu u 'J..' M p, @ eu us .'"
i;a ": =, ;,h ~" Wv 49, - i: = H.
urnar;c" u" "i cu tim ccs n rho
~ .Hs u. -, w 10y -, ~, i.
non {" ehmbers ny our criminal court ana appealing 10 TN
, H. H. rps ~ E h;h hL h;h ss a. ."t"Ga
ns "' eAa"'e u i'"''' WIN" "au "o'S"e' su"'''''
, .Th o ~; ;,, f h os,;o n, o,ou,, T., ,
me eo 'ue'an o' hc 4"eS"on was postponed ny ca
Z for t,iI,'ialer ofthc day. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-DETECrED VILI.lNY
AND HORRIBLE TRAGEDY!


Within the last week, series of have trans
prod at Oswego, Y, exhibiting of tue most re-
arkabe and shocking instances Of the speedy
nation Of crime md its consequences, that have
ever known. disastrous fire occurred Mt Oswego,
ahon Il O'Clock tuesday night the l.ih inst. in
store owned by Mrs Lanning, occupied by MIR John
sasse't twhose stuck of goods was supposed TO be
tiney destroyed) and communicated the store of Mr.
David Beers. most OF whose goods were saved.
MIR Bassett was young merchant, whose loss on his
goods WIS supposed to be $60OO, of which $1,000 was
insured. ...1.
The org gin Of the fire, which Mt first n mystery,
ane the circumstances which led its detectio and
the shocking result detailed in the following extract
which we are permitted to make from letter. dated
OswEGo, Feb Z, 1889.
Since last wrote YOU giving account of The late
fire here suspicion has been afont with nuny couec,
lures about the manner in which the fire could have
originated.
MIR John lsassctt, whose goods were first burned was
suspected of setting the fire himself This led Ii
watch upon him, aud the house which he .hoar,laJ.
There had been for few nights past smell like cloth
or some kind OF cords burning, noticed by son,es 0,r
ci'iaens; and yesterday unIay J one piece II broad.
eloand piece Of lines siound III the liver. This
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

ANOTHER ACCIDENT, title serious the other
On the 9th board The steamboat American then Iy
ing NJ Marion the Yazoo river, VIM. Smith, deck hand
engaged III slowing away cotton, when his hool
slipped and he precritacd into The fly wheel and in
kany crushed to death. The boat had been brought
long, and working off seam Smith is represented
have been steady, Industrious aud hal saved al,ou
$500 Several accidents occurred lately by perous fall
ing into the fly wheel Some prccaution should be used
guard against such mshas The wheel should be aticet
each side.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
NEW ORLEANS, I
Collectors Office, ID Municipality. m

Collectors office, ID Municipality.
NOTICE to owners Of hacks, druys, &c.-Ihe 'o'-
lowing ordinances will be st icty enforced ~ =.
Resolved that whenever The Mayor sh" g'e ,.. u.
ccre for lrays carts ,r other carriages, .hm lcenee
should he immediately endorsed on the hack hX 'he
farmer with his receipt, and every person neglec"nS %
obtain said cnlo and receipt on ths h"ok o, ns
Ecence, shall pay fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, half for the city, and the OTHER has IL" tic ~"
former Approved December 81 l82i:
Also the inll wing ordinance of the Council .! INC
second municipality, in the following words to wit
Be !, ordained, that from aud after this date my per
son wio shull run hu, X, dray, or cart,"''hm mo
second municipality, without having previously o.
tanned cence therefor, from tho Mayor o. TINS c.ty,
shall be subject to fine Of not less than twenty -hSc
dollars nor more un one hundred dollars, TO be reco-
vered before any conr, Of competent jurisdiction !.
Provided tina, any hack, drny. cat! do run w'ihou
ljcencc aforssu shall be subject to be seized ny tho
collector OF taxes on hacks, drays, carts, ~c2-
or by my officer of police, and de,an until nc nm.
aforesaid shall be paid Sent to the Mayor the Iai
| day of June, 1887. Signed,
! Signed JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
VIII WHEATON collector of hacks 'drays
| and lnwkers and pc,llnrs. wi Ie."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

ms sssark yestgrdny passed I'm ne
vent the addiction Of from the State
.lish the Inv soon as i can be rrocared. ~ @
II also passed the Exchange Bank aud Rail Road Bill 10
which il alnenncnt granting to the improvement
Baak tho sccures million Of State Bonds hat
Bank paying tho bonus 900 tho Rail Road to be
Aom this tty to Lake Bergen The bill will back the
House FORTS concurrence nthe amendment which il ap
proye thr hill will become aa~. II the House refuse TO
the Senate wdoabt!c recedo its amendment and
puss tho original bill. - +
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

The New York Mirror is the best dressed, most gentle
manly looking paper in the country. matter is ar
ranged with exceeding and is generally what
might be termed pretty goodwla,cvcr may hc its pre-
tensions, seldom rcnchng any thing than The nod
crate. There other periodicals in the Union Of n
much higher caste than the Mirror, not half well
pnronised-bu then the Mirror i. tidy and every
thing looks 50 well about Ihat ae, all is the
cret 1t Tint in adapting articles to the Mirror
writer's have adopted peculiar notions of taste, and
they seldom fall below, hardly ever rise above thai
standard.
The present number is good the Mirror usually
is, and is cmbeshcd with handsome engraving Of the
"Sonking Mountain on the upper Mississippi. {.
James, at the Post OAicc, is the Agent in this city.
A Wing State Convention is to he held in Kentucky
for the nomination Of candidates for Governor and Lit
| Governor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

ORPHANS CoNCERr.-At the Concert gi:en by NJ.
Jandot and others, far the Benefit Of the Orphans, the
SUN of $lQ22 50 realized. This speaks highly
for the charitable cling of our community II is not
in every city that Concert for a similar purpose
would turn out so well.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

CARNDpEi's THIRD CONCERT takes place this even.
ing, at the ST. Louis Ball Room. Her Concerts have
been most numcrously attended, and her auditors have
all been delighted She sings with grea, precision and
aste and throws sportivcncs' int" Of her witch
ing little airs. We have not equulleh.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
NETARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES,

yVVEIE Spring Meeting, for 1889, over the Metarie
/ Course, will commence the lust Tuesday, 10Th
March, ami continue six days. First day, sweepsnk cs
for 3 years od's two mile heats entrance $1,000; for.
felt, $25f, nine subscribers:
L. Moumfer, Wells names 81, Bcaswng, by Levi
2. &C Furar
( g. d Stephenson, G C Dublin, by Leviut,an, dandy
jerry
4. IL A Tavloc.
| S. Minor Kenner,gc Gr'ydoc, b, Medoc, d"m Gray
Fanny, bv Bertrand.
G. Ira Smith, Maria Duke, by Mcdoc; dam Cherry
:. S Garrison, b c Altorf, by Fyde, dam by Vir-
s. VIM r Barrow, ch picayunc, hy Medoc.
.. james Shy, CurCulio, by Medoc, dam by
| Sumntrr.
same IN II maoh between the noted trotting horses
| Bird and Confidence, TWO mile heats IN harness Tor
! 500. ;,
Second Day-Jo,kcy Club Purse, $500, two mile
heats.
Same Day-Swccpslakcs for gentleman riders, I" o
mile heats, entrance $50 the proprieors to add silver
| cup of the value Of $500
Third Day-Jockcy Club purse $1,000, three mile
heats.
Fourth Day-Jockcy Club, purse $4,000 four mile
heats.
Fifth Day-Jockcy Club purse $780, mile heats, best
3 in 5.
entrance $hOo, forfeit $3.50, seven subsclbcrsi
Mountfeit Wells, W. Minor,
A l. hing amin Minor KtnuGr
&C 5 Farrur W X Barrow
james Shy.
Sixth Day-.Proprictor's Purse, $lOGO three mile
heats
Same Dav-A match brtweecn the celebrated trot
ting horses Pompc and Eou, best in 5, i'll harness
for $1,000. l.. CENAS,
mar 5 Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
): 81. Charles Theatre.

This Ercmng, March 70,
a. Win he presented the Drama of
ST. MARY'S EVE,
Madeline, So. CELESTE
Major Wentworth, De Pa.
Tom bags. is Browne
after which the farce Of
-gt,.. A NABQB FOR AN II OUR.
Fam Nohbs. H. J S Browne
Dick d-mos. .e'5-, . Sum Cdhse
Miss Leslie, Mrs Plumer
The whole to conclude with the Grand Opern:c Bale
Called the
L'HIRONDELIE.
By Madle Celeste, assisted by Mall, Ravenot am
Mrs Bennic.
Grand Ballet in pnpara. ion. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

We understand that Mr.. Clayton has returned " it'll
his Balloon somewhat injured. We have not yet seen
him. He will doubtless make another ascension Nav
he live to make hundred.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13

We sometimes laugh ut tile crudities ofthc Courier.
1t is an innocent amusement, for VIC really have no
wish inurc tire man, to depreciatc his literary rep
utation in the least. The following is enough TO move
the rsbes Of the saturnne visagc in Chrstendon
or out oft. II we not aware that Frcnchnan
is not Patlander, might excuse the Bull, if it did
also give evidence against him an E"gltsh-nan
But here is the paragraph:
I'VE understand that the 8. Boat Gallenian was de-
stroycd by fire on the 9Th inst. while on her way from
Pacquemine the Tccle. In consequence of this nc
cident, many gentlemen hnve been compelled to defer
their ,!cparurc, anil the trade between this city aad The
rich country watered by communicating with The
Teche, will have been Suspended for some time. Here
is an argument in favor of the speedy construction o
rail roads in louis,n,n, which none but the blind car
one glance
NorE-" The trade will lGs been suspended" pro
badly was intend for wiW be. As for blind man see
ing at one glnnce, that's all IN the Comriers eye IN
loss on The principle of somnnmbuism under the eff'c
of animal magnet: M
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CONSIGNEES.
81. .l..., n.l r.

New York Per ship Orleans. j Reid co.. Alin- Kir.
by Harris co. Fulton cod freeman co. Falzun
Leo 4 co. Lott Peck, Laly MrCrackcn II Fiz IT,
Shame" 4 bro, David, vnn Wyck co. Godfrey Laurie
and Small, Graham, Doane Bridge \ CO, l. Dobin
mel & co, Richardson Wa.erm 4 Wood. W NJ Meal. J.
Turner CO. Peters Willard, Levy; Whiting Stark
Carman MMahon Johns 4 w Mexican, Norman
Steele to.F Ames ard 60 II English Iayel and Amc unu
Keys g. Roberts Allen Ashu and GO. featman L. CO. II
Ames hosert Hawthorn. Connor and Grdley. Tbaycr
co. w Vance jr, Hall, Blake Brander, MKcnna aud
Wright Shall 4 Brown Labedie + Jacquenc, Moore aud
Clarke. Cohen. Taylor and aJdcn Pollard and Green
u Wallace 60. George q II Mcdowell. Ruggos and
Chase 81 Whitney, lnss and Hawthorn, kowes Da.
WILSON, Rawdon Wright co, and W Dwynr, Davis llo-
bart, bein Cohen, ilampson Duconge Lawrence
Chniner. PrnHe co. Adams and Hartwc, Goodman
Levy and co, Ogden add Southsate Levy, l. Brewster
Wood and simmons, WuIon and Kemp Lawrence md Hill
Dmstock Hyde and and Caroltnn H. muster aud
| order.
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CA IeDS

VA II ADS
IT, PRINTED at the shortest Notice, IN the most
elegant manner, in Black Colorcd lNKs, Enamcl-
led, White + lake, or Plain 5 Imccd CARDS, "~d
Prices rery reasonable a TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner of oydras and ST. Charles s,s.
Sere, nj New and Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE have
lust been ahisd To he Establishment.
Orders rcceired at Compiling Room, ST. Charlie
Erchangr 3 door from Grayier st.,or at tie Printing
Office eo,nu ofPoydras & St. Charles streets.
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/ s... :5S NEW t II:
il, b CLUB r C!ESls,!!! J!

cPRING -MEETING, 1885, will commence on We'd
- nestuy, 18th of March, 1889, and con'innc days
First Day. =,
" The New Orleans Plate, q service Of silver, value
wards curry 100 lbs. yr olds and UNDER their nppro-
pirate weights.
Secord Race Same Day. A sweepstakes for 3 "
olds subscription S5 half 70, felt e mile heats TO
name: and close the LIST March, 1882,
Il Second Day.
Jockey Club Purse sl500; three mile heats.
Jockey Club Purse, $4,000, mile heats. =
Fourth Day.
Proprietor's Purse s7Oo. 9 mile hoats.
Second Race-Same Day. Sweepstakes for y
Odds; subscription $500, half forfeit, (mile hents)
close LIST of March. -
Fifth Day.
Prcpretor's Purse $500; mile hents, hest 3 in s..
,tel8 y. N. OLIVER Proprietor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-13
!. WAsHlNGroN, MARCH,, 1889

'a'.. -. ~ WARRINGTON, MARCH ~ 1853.
The Kendall Resolution.-We annex the vote upon
the resolution eprovng the Post Master General for
his nsolence to the Senate, and the amendment to lay
shs resolution Def ire the President. :. '-..
Amos Kendall has borne it with high hand SINCE
like an ungrateu miscreant he turned upon his trend
and patron, who would not bond principle for the
purpose Of gratifying his avarce II Mr.. Clay Ind
given him tile palry Office of Clerk in his Department,
alta solary Of ,5'0 per annm, he would Doubtless
like buse mcrcennry, have followed his fortunes, till
some more munifcent patron could have been found
We know. Amos, ,horoughly-we have seen his career
we have watched il narrowly, ON the time he first
went 10 Kentucky, needy adventurer up to the pre-
| sent moment. We hive witnessed his manGuvres in
all the local difficulties in which he there engaged
We have always known him utterly devoid of principle
"a black ,eared being, in whose soul noble scn'
mcnt and manly thought cond not exist for a moment.
! The correspondent of the Baltimore American says:
| "Severnl communications received from the Ex-
ecutive and Executive Departments. Among them was
! one from the Post Master General. Several weeks
since he called upon furnish certain Information
to the Senate No answer received I, the cal! TOR
information from the Executive up 10 Monday last
Mr. Ta!lmadge then introduced resolution winch was
adopted by sm Ill majority, demanding Ut the fost
Master General, why he had not sent lhe information
called fpr.'
To day, however, an answer wa, received, with ssoen
considered by the the call for
why inflammation had not before been given by the Senate
M Kendall answers the resolution in word and says plainly
that he not ready.
Mr. Sewer Of Ark introduced resolution
suug Mr. Kendall for his conduct by declaring The answer
disrespec tful TO the Senate.
Mr. Wakor Of Miss moved amend by directing that tht
resolution of DO laid before the President of the
by order Of the Senate Tho resolution adopted
BY the follow ing vote:
Yeas. .Messrs Baynrd, Brown Buchanan Calhoun Clay
Ala. Clay of Ky Clayton, Crchdcn Cuthb"rt Davis Eos
Fulton, King Knight, Linn, Mexican. Merck Morris
Mouton. Nicholas Prcnts. Preston. Kss Roam Robbins
Robinson Sewer Smith Of Ind Southland, Swift, Talmadee
Walker Wall, Webster White, Williams Of Mo- Williams o
Mi. 81
Nays .Mesrs Allen, Rcnon Hubbard Miles, Pierce. smtl
ofConu. Wright, Young. e..
The amendment laying the complaint before the President
, adopted by the following vote
Yeas Mcssrs Bayarh Calhoun, Clay Of Ala. Clay of Ky
Clayton Crcndca Cuthbcrt Davis Foster, Fulton. ng
Knight Mckonn Merrck, Moutou, Nicholas, N"rvell Prem
Preston Bivss Roane Robbins Rollins cr Smith
of Ind. Southland, Swift, Talmadsc, Walker, Webster, Whit
, -3i
Nays .Mcssrs Allen Benton BROWN buchanan i!absa I'd
Linn. Norris, ricrcs, Smith ofCun Williams Of Me- Williams
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