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"ADE'S WORM and CONDITION POW W DERs-These powders prepared in man. ner peculiar to any others, being the result of an ex perience of 37 years successful practice. and have never been known to fail. They are recommended to all owners horses-as superior. Cattle are so i'm proved in appearance and heaIth that double the la borm may be obtained from them, without any risk
 N. B.-These powders used when horses come of journey, or are wet and cold excessively fatgu- ed, will be found in the highest degree beneficial.
 To be had in packages of one dozen each for s5 or single paper for 50 cents. They are administered m the food, without requiring relaxation from labor For sale wholesale and retail by
 RICHARD NORTH, ian3 B Government aud AK Conoa ,
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e HERWOOD'S ELECTRO MAGNETIC RE- S mEDIEs for Chronic diseases. These invaluable remedies founded true pathological principles, readily demonstrable; and that their affinity of ac- tion has direct and absolute tendency to eradicate chronic morbfc influence from the system it is well and thoroughly established If reliance be placed on human testimony, they of all remedies the valuable, safe, and salutary remedy, part- uIarly for the permanent cure of Dyspepsia, Chro-
 c Disease of the Heart, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Uterus and Spine; together with white swellings, jcald Head, Kings Evil, or any of the forms of Scrofula even Tubercuar Consumption, under their specific influence, has lost most of its horrors, ex- cept in neglected till the last stage.
 For sale in Mobile by MOSELl & co,
 unel6 Druggists.
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IT .ANDING frem brig Alabama, and for sale low AI or the wharf, 25 bales extra heavy and wide India Basging. E. L, ANDREWS & co.
 EnyA '-1'A'1 cor. Com. q Dauphiu sss.
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Just received and for sale by ,pr7 2Oof R. NORTH, 35 Govm't-st.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRON STORE,
 w McGRAN & NOONAN, No. 6 St. Michael street, have now in Store and landing, Swedcs Iron of all sizes and Steel of all kinds Cut Nails Axes Band, Hoop, Rod and Sheet Iron.-They purpose by direct importation and otherwise, keeping on hand constant supply of all articles in this line, ,s which they ask the attention of purchasers. novl9
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nOCTOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECl- D FIC.-The celebrated specific for the cure of Gonorhna, &c. can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing no mercury.- This medicine has superseded most of the prepara- tons sold for the cure of this disease and has been sold for sometime in New Orleans as well as various other sections of the Union From the high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Hall and the large quantities sold (3S00 bottles in three months) at the north here be doubt of its superior value in curing this dis- ease. None genuine unless signed by Dr. Hall, NJ.
 For sale only by
 R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist. feb5 14Ss Me- 35 Goyeroment-st.
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HNHE SALESMAN POLISH-Is an article that Il challenges an equal. All the essential proper Brttania, Ware and Fine Steel Cutlery.
 ALSO-A. polish for Cabiuet Furniture superior to anything in single trial is only necessary fer the satisfaction of any person. For sale whole sale or retail by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggists and Chemists, 35 Government and 45 Commerce street. 4'.'r feb23
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NEW BOOKS.--DOUBLEDA g. SEARS " 50 pauphin street, have this day received the following
 Tie Pronunciation, Romance of Private Life, by Miss Burney, in 2 vols.
 Travels to the City of the Caliphs along the shores of the Persian Gulph and the Mediterranean, by Lieut. Wellstcd, ? vols.
 Greysear, u Romance of the Mohawk, by c. F. Hoffman, new edition in vols.
 Master Humphrey Clock, by Boz, No. IS.
 Memoirs, Letters and Comic Mscellanies, in Prose and Verse of the late James smith, Esq. one of the authors of 'sThs Rejected Addresses, edited by his brother Horace Smith, Esq. in 2 vols. The Dream and other Poems, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton in vol. l2mo, beautifully printed fine paper. 4 't feb8
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER.-Waler fresh

w from the White Sulph Springs, Va.
 To those persons acquainted with the character of these Springs, eulogy is unnecessary But to those in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, Kdneysor Skin, the Water will be found most eligible remedy, be- ing not only active and efficient medicine, but pleasant, and to a delightful beverage. Per haps at no season is it's mperatiyey ndl- cated than the coming and the summer months when those who are unacclimaed are exposed to a deadly disease, and-to the old residents subject to Hepatic Instructions. For sale by the dozen or sn- 5le bottle gallon by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggist & Chemist. mav27 2e9tf S5 Gnvermeat & Io Com sts
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DEASE & SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF II HOREHOUND CANDY.-The undersigned having been appointed by the propretors of this very popular Candy, Agents for the city, vii thereafter keep on hand regular supply.
 JC. bUBOSE & CO.,, late DuBose & Rolf, ian go Wafer st.
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TNAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIvERWORT.- II A fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recei- sed per brig Saratoga, direct from the original pro pretor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, New York Purchasers desired to observe that every bottle of the genuine medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the directions around the bottle. *.* Beware of I. W. Burrett's imitation.
 L. c. DUBOSE & CO.,,
 39 Water st. sole 0ants E,r tb;s r;tv
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

cox OUT!,-"C Caution is the Parent oj Safetv. lL An attack of the "Ples" may be positively pre- vented by using (when the premonitory symptoms are felt) the celebrated HAYS LINIMENT. There are than hundred people in this cty and in the United States immense number, who have suf fered beyond endurance by this dreadful complaint, who keep themseves wholly free from attacks by ap plying this Liniment when they feel any symptoms of approach of this there is the most perfect proof
 Or None Genuine without the name of COM. STOCK & co, writtin on the wrappers.
 SOLOMON HAYS,
 Sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N. Y.
 Sold by J. c. DUBOSE & CO Agents and Drs MAYNARD X GATES, Mohilci is,s nR. TAYLOR'S BAIsAM OF LIVER. D WORT.-As this highly popular Medicine for diseases of the Liver and Lungs and also for the shortness of breah debility. pain inside and loss ol flesh is most extensively counterfeited-the public should be very cautious and purchase only of the duly appinted Agents. O. My sole Agents in Mobile, are l., z. DUBOSE co. Please remember thi, D. :. GEO. TAYLOR, M. D., s75 Bowery, NY New York. Feb l2. 1sAl-Ia2t,. .siF IT .ANDING frem brig Alabama, and for sale low :AZ on the wharf, 25 bales extra heavy and wide India Bagging. E. L. ANDREWS & co.
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WI USlC.-Just received by Doubleday & Sears, M large supply of new Music, amongst which are Elsler's popular dances "I.a Gitana 1" "La Maxur- ka." La Cachuca," Sc. Also the popular songs- "Ail things love thee" "Love is triaer," ssIeave me dear one" was not false to thee," and "Bosu- tifui Dreams. ms."-togcther with great variety of marches, waltzes, &c. Also some fine ruled English music paper. rt- sgr TNOOTHACHE.-Exrac of Calls and kreosete. Il At length has been discovered an infallale Cure for this distressing malady The above preparation, it is positively asserted, will cure any case wherein it can be applied, in twenty minutes. A supply jn. received and for sale by , u.
 . h I. c. DuBOSE & CO.,,
 anl6G hate DnTose & Rolf, % Water sts
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NEW MEDICAL KS,-Received thIs day 1N by DOUBLEDAY g SEARS, 50 Dauphin-st
 Library of Practical Medicine-Dissertation on the Organs of Respiration, by c Williams, M D Theophilus Thompson, M D; W Carpenter, M D; w Bruce Joy, M D. Editedby Alexander Tweede, D, F RS; with Amercan notes and additions, by w W Gerhard. M D.
 New Remedies; the methsd of preparing and ad- minisering them; their effect the healthy and dis easod economy S-c. by Robley Dunglinson, M D, third edition.
 The American Jonrna of the Medical Sciences; edited by Isaac Hays, M D, No for lS4l, ,publish- ed quarterly at Five Dollars year. feb II
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

The agenthas in hs possession several hundred tes- timonias similar tp the above, nf the extraordinary virtue of this medicine. $ tl by appointment, at Dr. Jnhlspn's. 29 Sf Frapcis street. rc 2S l21tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

II ANDING from Schooner Judge Hitchc k-50 A pieces Kentucky Bagging. 50 Coils Rope. For sale very low by F.. L. ANDREWS & co,
 ian6 ror. Commerce < Dauphip ct
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ID EAL ESTATE AT SUMMERyILLE FOR At SALE.-4 acres of land conveniently situated for a summer Residence. being near the residence formerly occupied by Mir, Cuthbert, on the road lead ing from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creek adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas. P. Roberts. For particulars. apply to
 E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,, di9 l40f cor. Com, & Dauphin sts,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
HOOKS. STATIONERY. sc,

DIAPER, INK AND PE.NS.-DouBLhDAY g. SEARS, No 50 DaHpha street are now recevn 4 Large and well selected stock of
 Letter paper, plain & ruled Envelope Paper
 Fooscap do do Hardware do asst'd lzes Exchange do do do Drawing do do do Folio do do Mediam Print do coi'e Folio Bank Post Rice Paper do d Quarto Bank Post Note Paper do Quarto Copying Paper Mapmg Paper, very laEg U Botting Paper Blue Cotton Sample PtpR Music Paper Verl large . Tea Paper Brown do do Parchment Bristol Board
 Pasteboard Satin Paper Hs .;,... ps;nr,a pag" NO's' da Ga "oN do Ao Fluid Stephens do Changeabe Writing do 1
 do do Interchangeable light h., do p
 do do Brilliant Red '"o uo Perne Gyot & Co.'S supf. Rose Carmne ,a > uo Ruhyen's Scotch Capying Ink tue" ar| Arnold,s London Copying Ink
 Kid,er's, Bonds, Ede's, and Payson'f Y-,-r-.,
 Working Ink ' i"''''''e Steel Pens, of various patterns
 Quills, from No. 10 to 80, superior qua IT,.
 Together with complete assortment Stationary, which they will dispose r DHs W I:,"i ",I terms. " " ~ DATENT HERMAN FILTET 5-,1vs,, i. nT,z l This novel and useful Invent 'Noi AM D' stananeous supply of Clear Filtere g g, ,o",e a 'n the Filter which be returned nN '' u'e cup T any moment, where it is securedf w @ .: i ~ ". u affected by the atmosphere. Tn Ei l9 J, w '.I I thickens lnoulds, and M ' P eNeu' length of time in any climate. ,Ti ] s m f s? tration the colorng e P ' ''' "'- pension; hence the trouble ~ oe neiu III gus stoned by unsuitable Ink, ger W e'e''o oood- FI,Trp isvsT.sp G bviated by the of the tain sufficient fur six tw , VI . ,.e WI" Ioh- ~ sale by DOUT ITn.W 1e sov's S,I'mg: Sr.g TOT .e--- 50 Dauphn st. EOJN pANnh
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

nR. M'MUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM.-A D preparation that stan .,eseNeily high with the ,ne,iical profession cnninng all the useful proper lies uf that drug with nt my ih ,e thai consi- ierei irirlrtiuus. Tn | a testimonials speak luf themselves.
 IFS iIsiBNtALS.
 Dr. John E. MrMnun hd,nlg ma ie known to me ,he process h, winch h, prepares his "ELlXlR OF UPIu M,'' and wishing to state my opinion con cernmg it, therefore say, that tine process is in dc cordnce ioith weH tnoto ehemicai iacs, and that the preparation contain all the valuable principles of Opium, without those which are considered del eterious and useless.
 J. k. CHILTON, M. D.,
 Operative Chemist, &c., New York, December 29, 1886.
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TOHN K. RANDAI

oO bduphin sl' .. STA TioNPp T Nnn IL, BOOKSELLER AND
 , ,La Iaaa. :' 1 Water St-Offers for sale STATIO NAPV most complete assortment of in ,bs c;ty 1W g. SCHOOL BOOKS, has I heapn seIaa,ap9py Suppy ofLAW & SCHOOL BOOKS gard for ,h yan,s ,th great care, and proper re- In L;s .ssor,man this section of the country
 DICAT p0oKS of THEOLOGICAL AND ME- ard ,,orL purchasers will find all the stand-
 NEW PUBLI r.r,oNc
 publishers witho, :, dai. ,oi'' "'e received rom the .,J ao..'.Iasa 'TATIONARY is also well selected Ajso eyer, io which constant additions are making m hod & w cripton of BLANK BOOKS always m. in ,ts naa of them of hs own manufacture got
 or r manh; est manner, of the best material and .a ,s;sh '., 0 his Store, he has BINDERY stock S pI ANK yvariety of materials for the manufacture PoaL p..I BOOKS, and for every other kind of inc cont ing, and in charge of the best workmen in most nro CTS for goods or binding, will receive the ~~r ~r mpt attention noyl4 JVTxI '. N iSI[E [; BooKs:-HaaTy 95 Head % and the ,;on. lies below; McDownen, truth through fc- iearn;, Caleb in the country; Caleb in town; Rollo read; B i . Lh i.' 10 a' pay ncia ieafnng 10 Ihb hents; Rollo's museum-All the above by Jacob p D ott, author of the Young Christian.
 ARLEY's JUVENILE TALEs.-Parley's winter % o ming Taes Parey's Bible Stories; Parley's An dotes; Parley's Life of Washington; Parley's Sun, P 'o9n and Stars; Parey's Europe; Parley's Asia; | ! arley's Ancient Rome; Parey's Africa, and Peter arley's Tales about the Islands in the Pacific Ocean, The Daisy, cautionary stories in verse; with en-. cravings from new designs.
 MARMADUKE MULTIPLY, of the multiplication
 table in verse, with colored engrayngs, amusing and
 instructive, for sale at
 nov24 J. K. RANDALL'S, A. Water st.
 GAUTIoN CIRCULAR.-G5-To Druggists and 1 V Country Merchants.-These valuable articles y oldrldges Balm of Columbia for the Hair, and Hays - Linment for the Piles, &c.,, have been extensiveIy Jn counterfeited Those wanting these preparations 'm will please always write, when ordering from any
 other house, for Comstocks articles The true articles se have that name signature always the wrapper ho and vendors will do well to remember that, when all ordering, as the limitations exposed in nearly he all the newspapers throughout this country that they could not be sold, should they be unfortunate as to s. get them.
 at Our friends throughout the Union are requested to give us immediate noce by letter. should any of the en countereits appear in ther respective places fly Respectfully. COMSTOCK & co. tic Wholesale Druggists, ? Fletcher st. New York; SOld hy I Qr
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Fridays Proceedings.


The bill from the House, making appropriation
for the funeral expenses (S3,0es 09) of William Hen
nv HARRISON late President of The u S., read twice
and referred to the Committee the District Of Co.
lumba The resolution for the distribution of the re-
turns of the census was passed. The Fertilization
bill was then called up but the chairman Of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs not being present, it was
passed over The bill to increase the present tariff of
duties on imports taken up the question being on
concerning in the amendments of the Committee on
Finance A debate ensued, sketch Of which will be
hereafter given. The first amendment was agreed 10
ayes A. noes 5. The bill then postponed until
Tomorrow, and the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion.
THE HOUSE
slr. Campbell of South Carolina offered resolu-
ton for members of the House draw for their
at the commencement Of the session Of Congress
Objected TO.
Mr.. Campbell wished to suspend the rules. Not in
order during the morning hour.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. Shepherd of North Carolina in the Chair, and
took up the bill in relation to Florida volunteers The
bill having been read through,
Mr. Dawson said, the Delegate for Florida was
not present. he moved to lay the bill aSde and take up
the bill to purchase sites for new Notifications. The
bill then read through and motion of MIR. Fill
more, several items already provided for by the orth
cation BILL now in the Senate, were stricken out.
Mr.. Dawson then proceeded to make certain explana
tions in relation the appropriation for Staten Island
It appears that New York owed two millions dollars tc
the u 8 to be repaid in Notifications 10 be bull, upon
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Thursdays Proceedings.

The debate on the Distribution bill was resumed on
the expiration of the morning hour
Mr.. Cu.hbert opened the discussion, and, in very
successful argument displayed the tendency of The
policy in regard 10 distributing the public domain to
eface the division of power between the General and
State Governments The idea, that the habtual exer-
else of The taxing power by the General Government,
for the purpose Of enabling it to provide revenue for
the States must necessarily, however gradually, end in
consolidation. finely enforced by Mr.. Cutlbert
Mr.. McRoberss and Mr.. Young Of Illinois partcu-
larry addressed themselves explain the effect of the
bill on the new States The former, with irresistible
truth portrayed the Inconsistency and unfarness which
had characterized the majority in relation to amend
ments offered to the BILL and showed that the chair.
man, who also comes from new State, had reversed
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Saturdays PROCEEDINGS.


The Fertilization and Revenue bills were d'sca'.
and then postponed till Tuesday. On the lsi bil.
opposition o.. MIR Clay 10 the Western Armory ~
established at Pttsburg) occupied several hours !,
the Western Senators with the reception OF Jf :"
of Indiana, and the Kentucky Senators,) voted %,
ect the amendment Of the House excluding The ~
ry, notwithstanding the proposition originate
Mr.. Benton, and the location was reserved to 'hs
cretion Of MIR. Tyler. ~
The Revenue bill gave rise TO much debate !, :
course of which, there was some carte and ter" :"
tween Messrs. Clay and Calhoun. ,,t
"Mr. Calhoun adverted to the true prlncpt v"
should be allowed 10 operate in such quest""s
referred TO the enlightened views which were 80
ground in Great Britain on the subject of free ua..
He adduced the testimony of the practical men, b.
had been drawn out by late inquiries Instituted D! =
Lament. ,,-
"Alr. Clay here seized the occasion 10 make y
thrust at MIR. Calhoun. He said that the oo'o
and theorists of England concurred in the aasaa'
and visionary views which SO strongly cha''e'
the Senator from South Carolina. But win o. o., :
triumph, he inquired what said The people OF ~
to these Missionaries among them: The lae e., H.,
answered. He pointed 10 the defea, Of DIR. ~. ia
the able and honest liberal, who has 30 long opp
Tory monopolsts with the most defatigable ~
to the the triumph Of the Tory party, and Inc c"'.
ministry, an answer to those authorities, -
reasonngs Mr.. Calhoun gave much weigh' ..,,l
"Mr. Calhoun retorted by pointing 70 'ue - Il
in prnciple-the sympathy felt by the iea1e' Il, !.
Wings here, with the high Torres of England; ~ -
with rapid precision the points IN whc wh,,..
ries the other side of the Atlantic, ana " rsre
they call themselves, here, concur lhey r,,y i
monopoles of all sorts-Lanks, corn aus
laborer, until stript of all but his last potato !,
In the Fl Of R. The bill relating to the sw aandnsa
Mexican Convention was passed w''h an ama bei
No other business on hand, the House aoJo''A'
10 o'clock
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Wednesdau's PROCEEDINGS.


Mr. King called the attention of the Senate TO thu
very unusual formation of the Select Committee ap
pointed by the Chair the bill creating Fiscal Cor
poration That committee, contrary to the unvaree
practice Of the Senate, was composed exclusively
the members of political party. To correct th.
proceeding, Mr. King moved 10 add to The committee
He anmadyerted on this new Legislative management
in very strong and pointed remarks, and was followed
by Messrs. Benton and Walker.
The committee is composed Of Messrs. Berren
Evans, Archer, Morehead, and Huntington.
The public will perceive that these all fresh me,
in the Senate-all rank enemies OF Democracy-anC
/, their unanimity alone in the single purpose Of do
ing mischief to the cause of Democracy, they IN
debed for the distinction OF being the first important
committee constituted by The Senate prepare
great political measure, without having solitary
Der of the opposing party upon it. II signazes tho
Senate, other remarkable innovations have the
extra session, without regard TO the long sanctioned
modes Of legislation, which have hitherto been looked
upon necessary to mature them, 10 draw to them
the confidence of the community.
On the resumption Of the order of the day-the Land
Distrbution-Mr. Archer concluded his unfinished
speech Of yesterday.
He was followed by Mr. Woodbury. in very able
speech at the conclusion of which, observed that
several Of the Democratic Senators evnced their high
satisfaction by approaching and rendering him their
congratulations.
Mr.. Tappan then responded in few words to the
imputation of Archer the States, suggesting
that they were inclined and would, at distant day,
seize The public lands, and convert them 10 their
use, in defiance ofrght and the compacts under which
they were held Mr.. Tappun said that he of
the earliest settlers of the Northwestern Territory
that man, he believed, knew better than he did the
temper and modes OF thinking among the Western
people, in regard to the questions touching the public
domain; and he felt himself authorized to declare the
statement of the Senator from Virginia eaiumny al
though he did not believe it meant an such by the
Senator. The body of the people in the new States
entertained design of sezing the public domain in
defiance of law and compacts.
Mr.. Archer explained, and as far could gather
from his ndstincy heard expressions he said his re-
marks were bnt an inference from declarations made
on that floor by member representing of the
States.
Mr. Sewer said that he supposed the reference was
made to his remarks few days since. He repeated
what he had sad and asserted that the refusal permit
the General Government officers to the laws in
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TVoNr w.nE .yPs we have for sale supply o. 4,
II Cos Richmond made Axes, of hrst ana - he ,rits
which, in point OF beauty and excellence IS no
bv Northe,n AIe, we will sell them at the t.,, a.,
res and warrant them Merchants Farmers ana Tiil!
vited TO take look al them. wa 81
Aug 81
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his State, would only follow from toto violation o. sa J
compuc,s with States in regard tosuch lands ne su
ou, the eompacs, there would always be heart &C.
oucscence, and the resistance he spoke OIL ne uny
poseu ~ ia new States secured 10 them by all Tie
the tights of Of le Com as we'll the
Msome of which he alluded TO- ,.c,,a
Mr. SEWER then went at large ln" tho Polcy o. .ne
,,eseut measures and placed them IN new ana sr'A"s
Messrs. Walker, Wright, and Woodbridge discuss ,,
ed some insulated topics connected with the b''' IN
brief but vigorous speeches when the debate was aa'
iourncd until TO Glorrow.-Gio6c.