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New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

NEWSPAPERS VARIOUS CouNrRlEs.-Paris has now
upwards OF ~ daily papers, the average sale OF which eN
ceeds 10000 per diem while London has only nine da!
papers sale of about 5000 per diem. No sufficient
data computing, with degree OF accuracy the
number of copies of newspapers present annually circu
lated the United States but it probably does fall far
short of 100000 000 The total number OF papers issued
in Great Britain and Ireland 1887. ouiy Il PAS 600
The weekly issues the British press of Lower Canada
% ooo those the French press 5000 The earliest Spun
sh newspaper published about the commcncemon, Of
the eighteenth century. In 1909 only tive political
papers were Published and but few ago only twelve
newspapers or population of 100000 There are abou,
twenty newspapers and daily journals in Portugal and
at the Azores The whole number OF journals IN Italy eN-
900 Few of the existing papers date back further
Shan the commencement of the presen, century Ihe reeSs
publish 9 Athens, Napoli, at Hydra ana : al
Misslcnghi. The Government Gazette OF Corfu Is INC
only Journal published the Iouian Islands here are
about dozen periodicals in Malta most OF them weekly
AT Gibraltar Government paper of very dimnuve SIZE
published daily The Journals published Constantnope
January, 1871, were the TGgrDs Vakla Government
paper and the Derede Havadis vulgar Turkish conias
ing general information In the whole extent of Africa there
are IA journals. One has appeared Algers regularly
since its possession BY the French $780, published
on the western coast the American colony of beris
There are II political newspapers at the Cape Of Good
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
CMEAP CROCKgRY, 800 Bowery.
g<INEEtfVSoNrEX.

rIHHE respectfully other.
from WIL,n-strec, ,he toFs formerly
occupied by Mr. Charles Lee o celebrated blacns Manufacturer
No 2s5 Warren
Inc CITY Hall. will DRY CON
FECTloNS OF pue-t ks and warranted al CHI
Although attendant establish
public necessarily eea,ly
crcases LED manufacturing
department. which beng
troll will cNable bim sell ms esu. tow PceS and
doing share OF public favor may I'm
proper practical Workman and has
been engaged the manufacturing Coa-cons uprars of
nlSl TOS- 2 PEERS
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06


sCzcs and respectfully invited to
Emporium. and li Hdd oneut Of French
German and Cictt Fancy Csmeres Nesiines
&C. The shortest possible notice. ana
in the approved M reduced Prlccs of ash
Il lin '" X NiILA'io, ..-eil.
CHEAP CAHPETs.-Jus received from auction At pm Pm.
" pc- Importatons extensive assortment
desirable B-u>,c ee-P Inc-sa Venetian wna
having VIII De SOFA
per cent cheaper esta Those who ihteHd
furnishing the coming Fall months will lad hl decidedly Eoo -
ronity 10 supply beautiful article ana at lcW
price by calling at l.. " hiLt'L-.N =,
= lw' No 4 Canai St north sibe' Dta I,ol1N
I,RENClA AND AMERICAN PAPER ifANG-
4 BORDERS, for sale the Uuei states aer
Hanging Box Nerousc - Caaa street near h>acf!
New.York. Rooms papcred in the neat,st manner
sui 3,s JOSHUA BROWN s. Canal-tree;
IUsP RECEgVED-At 1913 Gr-enwicn-st,cet, black and
j blue black sol 70 inch ii4ieonas very cheap
Il I'm . :. ptN lON.
lust RECEEy yED-From auction, at 1913 Grcenwi ich-'t
ID endd wool back and fancy coored Cloths aud
C,ssinicr,s very cheap silm g. ). DENTON.
- HATS HATS! HATS The Fa Fashion IS
now ready at WATSOT'S No. l5i Chathau- and lie
@ owery following fixed ami ard underwriting prices VIZ
Mols..............$3 10 Nutrul.......-- - %
All fur bodies, the money einisd h"y do
n : recommended
The subscriber on remark ;heabove standard have
established ut IHcrec and sSen
1--WE patronage received bear ample and gratifying evidence OF
p,h,,c ipdr.y ycr, NJ WaTSUN'S Isl Chataarn- street.
% II, a loo Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
UpoE,T1NT NOTUCE-uorison,s PiIIs.-The

IMPORTANT NOTHCE-Haorison's Pils.-The
Public OF America the British College OF Health
London dismissed Mr. Tayor Of "a Broadway NerYors
and that therefore, they have no longer
general This particularly the
og we'll that individuals
palm off their Medicines under the plea that they
the Establishment IN London.
Merchants aud Others be supplied the
agent Mr. Taylor by sending orders direct
MORRISON College Health, Hamilton Place
London, when they will obtain the Certih
cetc Of t5c -cnaineness of the MedicInes
Look for the Of Mr. Taylor. sppointmen. and oherpar
cn9r the NeaYok aud other papers. All cebh owing 70 h
Taylor or Yorison Medicines be pad Ner FIRTH
HALL OF Franklin Square New York
MORRISON MOAT & CO.
British College Of Health, Hamilton Place,
Sew Road, London, Arril ), is4l.
BIZ will aessrs Morson's late Agent
NJ Taylor wrapped up and sold their Medicines To the public
pnt he. therefore be The Ne
Brush Health will henceforth be sold
England aoRsoEs UNIVERSAL MEDICINES"
we'd r etters uron red rOnad nthe label affixed 10 each box
packet jy2i 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

anl tf LEO HAhiti9 -o'i p'o'rNu' ''''e
C,r6Tk or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d hRrMENF-Lo,Ns l"S
Tho Clnm'.'iuuefs u h -
II he entitled An 'dr unS' ioi !
ipg on III. pn,ic Prog psei Nay l5h lbil ne
Five t popo.ii, will be- yed until Wr'nr' ~ lh' M
Ie-nh September unit onr TUk IN The ieno not ~
hiujc tnouHnd doidr tor the enlargement
ivo iOllars he we
huid ed ind dollars tot me chh
Can't making in the whole the o one %
,5le OF so'k vi" be- issue IN th-
the New York h.niing interest h ne rate
and Ocioh ad the pncpd p'yibc on lhr h
July thtr after the discretion Tie Goa
IN, ouer of he Canal Fand. -,
Th- prop the whole the bidder proposes lend
give hundred dollar Of stock All proposals. heca!'d upA9i
VI Valley Canal Loan for the ohtuen
Bck River Cin" the may and enclosed IN an nVs
ope erected . he Comrroler AZ Albany
given the ais the
p,d Commissioner. Of The Canal Funi he
Srw-Yok 8ank Albany The Bnt ot the Manhattan Comr'
ny u the city of Nrsfotk.
The residing 2d Districts ard those
will the the stock hid by hem
Ma in the y Of Newfois
ockholde NewYork Bk In the o Albany
hrnreyr, the right tkinA less
which uIeed hk II the oh not IN
the opinion adj The af the State.
l. BRADlSfI Ii ut.nant Governor.
JOHN \ COLLIER Compfoirf,
J. C. SPENCER, Sec'y of state,
-. l. IIOLLEY. Surveyor Grnsral,
HALL, Att'y Gensrali
J IIAIGIr. Tfea,urcr,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
THE PHILOTOKEN
I,VKE FOX CHOLERA MOKBUs AND sun

Brighton. July 10. lS36. .
D H. SirHayiag made use of your cari'natVe
,i.sm IN family. ard hniuc 10 be admirably adapted 20 @
complaints for whcs take pleasure recommending
To the ,c Of my and the public generally oesins s'
~ yol,,II, nrI,cin, JONATHAN Goixc VI d,
President OF Granville COLLEGE, Ono
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

New-York, MAJ a. i-j-
Prcparei bv DIR JAYNE. ~ South-rhirl street
S.d at wholesale retail by D. Sands c. - Fast foadway
Nr-.n- nnf. ault Im
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

NEEAF NANf'A - ShUfEE.-I hr >IbscflteF oIef, Tor
~ sale and splendid 3ply Brussels. hne
Ingram Carpetng OCIth Rugs, Mats. Mating
other articles eonseed with the business tsn can be
at nav other Persons
ing TO purchase will Gd much advantage cal
chasing eewherc - Casslsirel south side Broadway.
nuSf 3m DANIEL VI. WILCOX.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
I.NCh MANIEACTORY.

20i CENTRE STREET (oPPositc Hester street
rI1IIE inform the public be has coEncnc
manufacturing I.O ceilings with such nd
vantage. enable hm ARTICLE - per
any other city Persons wishing 10 put-
call ard examine bc ore puT-
ci,s r ole L-rr3l In CHAS. g. CAkIENuEk
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

FIRST RATE a-iice Relied as Plstc 3ras sSaY, N'
u found JAMES MOFFET IL Faee street near Wooster
prices ikewisc very superior aI,ce o
( A. .
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

Jabbing douc al the shortest notcc
All orders thankfully received and pun'uallt aenJ'u TO-
oulS If GEO iIAtRiS 81. Ble"ckcr stree
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
DIR. +. FELIX GOCRAUD'S EAU De BEAUTE
or TRIE WATER DE REAUTN.

srUBIC APpR0RiiIoN has so decidedly stamped superb
raisc except processes be- real ciicacou'
,medy eradicang all Cutancous ErnPt IONS, ra"
mplcs spots g. gradually producing delicate clear so skin
transforms saow complexion into radiant whi'enes
producing white neck hands ,ml anf mp ing
beautiful juvenile bloom the complexion Gen'emen whose aces
tender shaving will hnd excellent beyond compare ~
amelorating and slayGs ,h, most unpleasant
liability amb5osial qaies, winch
seem Ike 4 thousand 2sJs% S k Tn % ee duro ton
onrs ,rouuer sur les The
following cectc from An abundance OF testimonials "heh nave
leen voluntarily rendered:
your Eau de Beaute use-it an admirable article ana
shall recommend It." T. PHiLlIPs fhilaaeIphnI
living bought bottle Of you and said had tho desired ee
ALEX. GUTHRIE, No. Stanwix Hall. Albany
ceery bear testimony efficacy and perfect innocence
of your decdcdIy valuable cosmetic caHnot
that you publish my name'
The above il. from lady in lie Roy Place
Having had very favorable opportunity YESTERDAY
evening expaang the merits of Eau de Beaue and
effect. produced hands young lady requested
would her abo'te of IT. Please send one per bea5sr
the proprietos conviction of the snse efficacy Of
preparation realizing all that II processes To
accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser can receive his or her
money back if requested.
TO he had only At Dr. Exclusive Office
door broadway 81 bottle and of David Sands Go
Druggits. - East Broadsay aulO eoi-n
JvpOsTANT. ASTHMA CURED-PurxAs ohio May
Is siDear SirDocter Iiemieh ha' nd some or 10 bot
ExPEcroRlSr, and has found decided benh HIS health
Improvement health M confidence in your medicine has
induced HIM recommend To his friends aud we are h"'
1py % % y". have bee" cured and others greatly S0fT [f''t
ony Al No % South Third street PhllaIephia.
sold retail by A. b. & D. SANDS Druggists No
20 and len Fulton and DAVID SANDS co. y East BROAD
~ NeY-York auli In
FAEAEHEss CURED, BY SEGUINE'S ACOUSTIC
~ DROPS. From the Ne~ Y iork sun
EDfToRTh that the ETH day OF June last
purchased bottle Of Seguine Acoustic Drops
remedy for Deafn- followed the directions, strictly Swinging
The bottle half exhausted my hearing
restored For the last day. lhlveherd distinctly
sever JOSEPH q. VALE, Of Richmond, Va
Price 81 80 per bottle. III wholesale aud retail at No % Gold
Fulton. Also The Raznnr, No lI3 Broad"ay and
IN ,reoklyp by Mr. IIayes No Fulton ii lw'
ftIpOIERA aNEANTUM, Summer Compliant, &c &c
K th disease be arrested and CURED
by obtaining Nursery Pills which has been found
experience Specific above complaints Sold by A.
Sands Druggists 100 Fuou-st by David Sands Co
- East Broadway aus lD
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
nEaC1Es. CURED, b
GIuOLERA aNRANTUIl, 5

nj this disease br arrested and
Dr. James Nursery P which has beea found
experience Specific above complaints Sold by A.
Sands Druggisus 100 Fuout and by David Sands Co
/. In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
vrNxTEB STATES CAP. STOCK, LINEN ~
OILED sgs,K MANURAGTORX.

VISS Cheap Engraving Printing Office. Visiting Card
plot, eucoved and fifty Cards All Engraving
~ one bf the usual price Please specimens No
Couriland 81 Greenwich aus I'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

twice as repulsive, as II was before. There
are several able articles In this number and
two extended reviews Of President Tylcr's
Inaugural Address and frs, Message. Tho
opinions contained in these documents arc
of course condemned without qualification
Much as it deplored l think il evident that
tho number of those who coincide with the
opinions of Brownson is daily increasing. In
this city there is no mean amount OF talent
and ethusiasm enlisted in their advocacy, and
however it way be overlooked their inllu-
ence is not to DO despised. There is a grow
ing restlessness, a discomfort, wish for some
radical change in tho structure ofsocicty, fast
ripening into strength and which threatens to
effect before it dies, no small amount Of mis-
chief. No matter how little may be out
wardly visible Of its Influence it still is mis-
ehiovous in unsottling tho mind, in destroy.
ing the feeling ofreverence for all truth, and
inspiring contempt Of all law, and for eve.
ry opinion which rests on any thing else thar
4 JUG
ment. Mr. Brownson was once Univor.
salist minister, in thi, city, but was finally
elected from that denomination for tho ex.
tremo latitude olhis creed, and his Sigh, re-
gard for the Scriptures and general forms o
christian worship. He has since edited pa
pers both in this city and Boston, all aiming
at the spread of his doctrines, and the ref
ormation ofSocicty.' Ills labors do no, seen
greatly to have bcnittcd Society as yot
whether j, i, Socie,y's fault or his own
might be matter Of no little difference O
opinion between tho two.
A Life Of Swodcnborg has Just been Is
sued hero by one of the ministers Of New Je
rusalcm Church. During tho past wintc
wo had quite protrac.ed series of Discour
ses on tho doctrines of this denomination
they excited no little interest and were atten
ded by crowded audiences. So readily
any thing now seized upon by the people o
the City
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
THE LoCoFoCo STATE CONVENTION.


Holden in this village on Thursday last,
numbered from $50 to 300 persons, princi-
pally from this county-all tho counties, how-
ever,. save Bennington, wero represented. ID.
P.Noycs of LamoieCo. presided assisted by
seven Vice Presidents; c. g. Eastman and
Dana Winslow, Secretaries. Previous to
the appointment of committee to nominate
a state ticket, Mr.. Dillingham; declined rum
ming for Governor, and Mr.. f. ID. Barber
declined running for Lieut.. Governor. A
state ticket was formed as follows:
For Governor, NATHAN SMILE.
For Lit. Governor, f. ID. BARBER.
For Treasurer, DANIEL BALDWIN,.
f. d. Barber read a series of resolutions,
partly his own and partly borrowed from the
iocofoco legislature of New Hampshire, which
wcro adopted. These resolutions wero in
favor of tho sub-treasury against dcposite
banks and a National Bank, and declaring
that future Congress ought to repeal any
act which may DO passed chartcring National
Bank; against funding the National Debt OF
81 millions which the late administration en-
tailed upon tho country; against paying the
fourth instalment Of the surplus revenue to
the states, and also against giving tho states
their share of tho proceeds of tho public
lands; and against protecting domestic in
dustry-(indirccty expressed, by saying that
industry can take caro- of itself) Resolu-
tons wero also adopted declaring tho late
elections TO be tho result, Of dclusion on the
part of tho people, what compliment to
tho people i that Notwithstanding tho late
disasters the locos would go ahead in future
and that Mr.. Van Buren,, for his course be-
fore and since his defeat is worthy of tho
admiration of the locoloco convention o
\ Vermont.
Messrs. Dillingham; and Barber made
speeches, particularly abusing Daniel Webs
ter and denouncng National Bank; ant
particularly amusing as by recalling to mint
tho fact that both of these orators were once
and not very long ago, strongly in favor o
Biddlc's Bank, and ardent admirers Of Danic
Webster.
Other matter In relation to this convention
was prepared, which our limits will not ad
nit !; and we leave the subject with singh
remark: in presenting ticket, headed wit
a loco of tho Destructive stamp, and il
boldly adhering to the sub-trcasury on the on
hand, notwithstanding the verdict OF III
People against it, and rejecting, on tho o.he
hand, not only all other fiscal measures, bu
also tho Protective Policy and the rights c
the States to the Public Lands,-thc tw
points of the utmostimportance to the Pcopl
of Vermont, tho locoiocos have prcscntc
a fair field, and it will be the fault of Il,
Wings ifthey do not again meet the oncni
with a total overthrow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
THE End OF 4 TRANSGRESsOn

Early IN the morning the 18Th there arrived al Eaat
ftrk,hre, a man with sandy comp eN,on-about five
tcei, II inches IN he h-apparcAty = or % years Of
are, who stopped a, Stones Inn and denan ed
hr,aNlaIt Tor himself and oats ior his horse. He
stated mai MS finances were N poor condition, and
Wis 3od 10 know whether three York shlncs would
pay his bill. Upon bong answered in the affirmative
his beast was stabbed, aid the stranger sat down TO
breakfast. Ills carly rdo-thc appearance OF his
clothes, indicating that he had rode without saddle
and the Old saddle with one stIup, and the rcstl,s So
uneasy manners OF the stranger rendered him an OF.
| jcc of suspicion IN the eyes OF the landlord
Upon paying his bill, the stranger proceeded 10 the
barn Tor ms horse where he UNEXPECTEDLY me,
and accustcd by Mr.. Stone deputy Shcriff0 who
told him that he knew the horsc,and that he suspected
he had not come INTO posse sslun OF him honestly and
was under the nece s;ty Of dcta;uinr him uuil the
munstratng awhile, the suspected stranger contryc
10 slip ont of the back door Of he barn. and ran along
on the bank OF the river, hoping TO secure an escape
from the awkard quan!ary into which he found hun
self placed.
He was soon pursued by the Sheriff, and several
othcrs,-and after chase OF hundred rods til, fngr
tive ltapod into the stream and vanly hoped to SWIM
10 the opposite bank aud thus battle pursuit Hu,
when he had gained the middle of the river ne was
observed to sink, and before any assistance could DO
rendered by the iatsucd pursucs, he had sunk rice
| no more,
| The body of the unfortunate man was rescued from
| the water, but life was extinct. On examining hi.
| clothes, nothing could be discovered by which any
clue hi name residence could be had cxcep,n1
| a due bill Of the following tenor and description
"Due \, Clark, or bearer three dollars and twenty.
| five cents, for value received.
| (SiGned) T. p MILLER
| Pearl Creek, May II, ISL"
| There was about his person, some counterfeit mo-
ney, principally los on the Exchange Bank Hartford
| CT. 8 Woo stock, VI. SIS the Bank of LYONS n
| v, los Bank of Brighton Mass, and 81; Onicds
| Bank, tuca-amounrlng IN all to sos. Thus ended
the of this info Ttunao young man II was as>
certanod that the horse belonged 10 Mr. Baker OF
| punham and was stolen as Mr. Stone had suspected.
| This whole transactl0n-tor an account Of which
we are indebted 10 correspondent at B,fkshirc-is
| another proof that the way of the tIansgressor ia
| hard. '-IraRHin MESSENGER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

MEETING OFTHE CANADIAN pARL LAMENT.
Wo arc indebted TO tho Oswego Com.
Herald for an extra containing the proceed
ings on tho opening of the Parliament of Ca
NADIA. The election Of the Speaker shows
that tho Roformcrs hold majority in tho
House of Assembly. Austin Cuvicr, OF
Huntingdon, was elected Speaker without, a
division.
His Exccllcncy the Governor General
opened tho first Parliament of the Province
of Canada, in speech from which we make
a few extracts.
Inrclaton to Mcleod, the Governor holds
the following language
"A subject Of Her Majesty, an inhabitant
of this Province, has been forcibly detained
in tho neighborng States, charged with
pretended crime. No time was lost by the
Executive Of this Province in demonstrating
against this proceeding, and provision was
made for insurng TO the individual the means
OF defence, pending the further action of
Her Nlaesty's Government. The Queens
Representative at Washington has since
been instructed TO demand his release. or
the result Of that demand | am not vet ap-
prlsed, but have the Queens commands TO
assure her faithful sub octs in Canada of Her
Wacsty's Ehcd determination to protect
tchm with the chole pcigM Of her po,ccr.
after referring to somo proposed reforms
in the Post Ollico Department, tho Cover
nor informs tho Parliament that amoncs,
l matters of doop importance which demand
, their attention, "s the adoption of measures
for developing tho resources Of the Province,
by well considered and extensive public
-, works." The financial condition of the
f Province torbidding its engaging in these
o works, the Governor says he has authority
Q from the homo Government 10 state, that
u the Imperial Parliament will afford assistance
:, to the amount of ono million and a bali
sterling.
We add the two following paragraph, on
g tho subject ola "local self government" and
y l"cducation."
1t 1t appears highly desirable that the prn.
: Iciplcs of local sclf-goycrnment which already
= prevail to some extent throughout that par
- of the Province which was formerly Upper
Canada, should rccoivo more extended ap-
" plicaton there, and that the people should
l. exercise a greater degree ofpower over thcir
m affairs. have directed amcasuro upon thu
,c subject, to be submitted to you, and solici
your earnest attention to the establishment o
:, such form Of local solt-govcrnmont tol
~ those Districts of the Province which ar.
Y unprovided with it, as may insure sa,lsfac
a. ton to tho people, while j, preserves invio
s. lato the prcrocatvo Of tho Crown, and main
he tain the administration Of justice pure from
If party and popular excitement.
:, a duo provision for the education If III,
rs people is ono of the first duties Of tho State
and in this province especially, tho want O
re it IS gricvously felt. The establishment, o
V, an efficient system. by which the blessings o
instruction may be placed within the reac
-, of all, is a work of dilliculty-but its over
." wholming importance demand. that j, shou
D. be undertaken.
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CONGRESS-

Tho insane rcjoicings Of the Loco Focos at
the state Of confusion in the House Of Repre-
sentativcs have at length brought the Wings in
that body to their sober senses. The disgust
ing scenes of Monday and Tuesday were too
much for even some Of the disorganzers. They
saw, that so far from helping their own cause,
they were only playing into tho hands Of the
enemy, and affording great consolation to the in
famous Globe, which sneeringly compared the
Wings in Congress to bundle of rockets, all
gntcd and flying off in different directions.
This was too much and Wednesday they came
together resolved to do their duty 1t will be
seen by reference TO tho Congressional pro-
cecdings in another column, that on that day
the House effected reorganization by the strong
vote of ayes ll9, noes lob. 1t will be seen that
every Loco Foco from this State voted in the
| negative. 1t is also worthy Of remark that
Messrs. Adams and Wise voted together, and
also in tho negative. They were not satisfied
with their previous efforts at agitation, but de-
sired still further to embarrass the action of their
political friends. The remark Of Mr.. Marshall,
of Ky, was no less true than severe that IF
the constituents OF both these gentlemen had
len them at homo, tho Houco would long since
have been progressing with the business of the
country" How favorably, in contrast with the
acts Of these two Representatives, appears the
course of .Messrs Stanley, Bolts, Stuart Nisbet
and others Of the south, and Messrs Gushing,
Morgan, Briggs and others Of the north They
doubtless have the interests Of their immediate
constituents as much at heart as the Others but
thanks to their enlightened patriotism, they dc
not suffer their personal or sectional prcjudiccs
to interfere in the discharge Of their duty to the
whole country. Now that an organization has
been effected, we hope to see better spirit pre-
vail than has yet been manifested, and an undi
vided attention to the interests of the people,
who have sent them there TO legislate for tlc
beneft.-AB journal.
On Thursday the House actually proceeded
to business. Several resolutions were adopted
cntrusting to committees the charge of inquiry
into the means of more economical admins
tration of the public affairs The House wen
into committee on the bill for the relief of the
late President, but no vote was taken be fore tn,
adjournment 1t will be seen that an ill-p lace,
attack was made upon the name of the deceased
President, by Mr.. Dca Of Ohio which is char
acterized on all hands as abusive and contemp
tible.
J The Senate have held two Executive Session
probably to consider the Presidents nonina
, tons. One or two are said to have been con
firmed, but nothing of interest in this quartz
, has as yet TRANSFERRED.