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1nursdans Preceedinns.
SENATE

MIR. Benton introduced the proceedings Of meet
ing Of the citizens of Fauquie- county, Virginia We
have been furnished with the following report of the
debate
Mr. Benton said he had been requested, by public
meeting held in Fauquier county, Virginia, 10 presen
memorial conveying the Preamble and Resolution:
adopted at that meeting and in which there is strong
remonstrance against the measures attempted to be en-
forced upon the country at the present Extra Session Of
Congress The Preamble expresses the sense of the
meeting, that this Extra Session Of Congress was moi
called for or justified any of the prete1s which II
was convened. The resolutions demonstrate forchle
terms against National Bank, matter under what
title, whether called United States Bank, Govern
ment Bank, Fiscal Agent, unconstitutional
against the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public
Lands against the increase If the Tariff and against
the creation Of National Debt. They express the de-
termination of the meeting, should the Bank bill be
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Ilednesdan's Proceedings.


The fertilization bill was resumed; the amendment
adop,cd in Committee Of the Whole, objected TO by
Mr. Clay in the House., appropriatng $4,000 to the
establishment of Western aFmory, was debated al
length.
MIR Benton took up the objection made by MIR. Clay
of Kentucky TO the amendment of $4,000, providing
for national armory in the West. lie showed that
this was question of twenty five years sandng that II
had long been prosecuted by Col Richard NJ Johnson,
and many reports made in favor OF IT. both by The
Department, and by committees Of Congress; ana that
an Of Congress passed III l93 TO appoint com
missoners being sklful engineers to examine The "est
and select suitable site. lie showed that these com
n,ssoners had reported eleven positions in the val
rys Of the Ohio river the Cumberland and the len
nrssee but had not crossed the Mississippi to the Mer-
rimac the Gasconade, and the Usage; all abouncing
with iron and water power, and navigable water
lie showed that all the questions III favor OF such
an armory had long since been determined IN its
favor and the establishment of il had only been de-
icrred By unwse discussions among Western mem
beers as to the place at which 1t should be erected,
and that this amendment avoided that stumbling
block bv leaving the selection Of the site to the
President 10 be governed by the public cons'dera-
tons which should apply to 1t. Mr. B showed iha'
there were but two armories IN the u >, ooth IN he
Atlantic States one at liarpers Ferry, IN virginia, me
other at Spn gfed in Massachusetts, that their capa
city OF production was only twelve thousand stand OF
arms each per annum and tina: this not moiety oil
what the annual increase ofthe militia OF the Union re-
CURED lie showed that, in 1880, halithe militia OF the
Union would be in the West, and that u would require
this armory 10 supply them He also showed that about
twelve millions collars had already been expended on
armores and arsenals and that the West ought to have
its proper share Of this great expenditure. Mr. b. said
this great Western had been defeated for TWEEN
tyhve years. partly by dssensions TO the site, and
partly objections 10 the state Of the Treasury The
Senator from KY, (Mr. Clay) objected account
of the low of the Treasury but had been equal
" opposed in 1886, when there surplus ofiorty
millions! The armory then brought forward and
defeated defeated by The distribution project. He
said we had lust passed bill 10 borrow twelve millions
of dollars another bill depending to tax every
thing, tea, Coffee and other necessities OF life; and
which would raise ten millions OF dollars; and be-
sides all that the land was to be gwen away
and vet the low state of the Treasury was to preven,
the West from having this armory. Mr. B. made some
indignant remarks this new tax bill, which he SAID
was tea tax bill, and essentially and grautously
tyrannica as the tea tax which produced the kevolu-
lion. He also animadverted yelementy upon the loss
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with regard 10 the further disposition Of the memorial
Mr.. Benton said he had taken his seat, on tie deer
sion Of the Chair that he was out OF order IN moving 10
take IN the memorial Willing al all times TO bow to
the decision ofthc Chair lie but Il was not his
intention 10 proceed unless the Chair pronounced IL TO
be in order that he should DO So
The Chair xplained what the decision had been on
the question OF order. -
Mr. Benton appealed from the decision of the Char
Mr.. Tappan contended that the motion TO take up
in order, the motion TO print having been decided
lie understood the position OF the Senator IRON hen'
lucky 10 be- that it is not IN order TO MAKE molon
to TAKE up the memorial if the motion TO PRINT mas oeeh
negalived.
Mr.. Clay Of KY, said the time Of the Senate was IN
necessarily wasted on this matter
The Chair would remind the Senator that the morn.
ing hour had expired and the orders OF the day would
now be the proper business
Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky SAID he had not risen 10 de-
bate the subject of this memorial. His object was 10
10 lay the appeal the table, for The purpose OF
getting rid of this memorial and all lis consequences,
Mr.. Benton called for the yeas and nays on the mo-
ton 10 lay the appeal on the table
Mr.. Buchanan asked II he rightly understood The de-
cison of the Chair be that the decision Of the motion
to lay the motion print the table, included the lay
ing Of the memorial on the table
The Chair explained that such was The decision.
Mr. buchanan said he would certainly, in that case,
vote against the motion to lay the appeal on the table
Mr. Calhoun rose 10 explain why the motion 10 lay
Tie appeal on the table should not prevail, when
Mr. Clay OF XIV called the Senator from 5. Carolina
TO order insisting that the motion lay the appeal
the table was not debateabe.
Mr. Calhoun said he would meet the Senator on the
point of order.
Mr.. Clay of Ky. said he insisted on his question of
order; he called the Senator 10 order.
MIR. Calhoun insisted on discussing and testing the
point of order.
Mr. Clay of Ky. insisted on the Chair calling the Sc
nator to rJer
Mr.. Cuthbert appealed against those ebulltions oil
passion which had prompted such unseemly calls to
der in body heretofore distinguished for great deco
rum.
Mr.. Calhoun appealed to the Char on the point Of
order.
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- Tas salem Gazette OF FRIDAY report, ''''. '''
c.. arrived a. liar-lei.ld "Wednesday
III mort. ina, "a schooner spoken on me
,.'''. ..,,, ,.1-tfe captain thought i or !
- -,,rf her 1v reason of sudden is- l.S :
Clean, ,t Hope tor the President but - seems
10 He,.. ,..a, aid aicScrias 'ae III. ee'''
,--,2s<r..-ea SATURDAY mason named '-''
-.r from a .ca,;oli which he va al "''N
,.s,.,,t Of die .i,y and fractured bis 'a'' -
, h.. :. .,, expected to >ursie- Tie Wa CON-
t4;- 1ere he had Yesterday ~ a CRY e'','''
porter named John Sullivan w'i.e emp -
rom. NJ Nh Shedding in Fron.-reet tel. ihro'S" .'
,r ,5e ad a5or Il lie when IN 'he act ''
,,r-.l and garply escaped with some severe
---r, ST. ;ch he vii most probably recover.
AI,borns nan also fell Through the haiii'""z' - -
,,-,r ,or. and was very dangerously injured D! me '''
H. va. taken TO the Hospital and his recovery " d0'''~
f--N i'm, broke ont between and 10 O'Clock OF S'''
.i, .s-igs -, ;hc cellar W. IS >Gfic'sF'''' ''''
v,.n occupied bv Charles Starkey a. night re'e'oFH
.--.,,.,,c7 K ,onuec,cd with the pcsny papers ne
a,,ye wa. OCCUPIED by JOHN 2 pieincN' auction"
IN, second a, tie store Of TIA, >ausere> Paper Aan'-
TIN, Fro though at one time Formidable Wa 'Pe'o-
~ .,;,,bcl. Join. lue damage. though eo"S'de Faoe
..j from, water There x some mystery about t''
,, Of the fire a, the rcectory had been closed SINGS
.o.A in the morning We understand az investigation" was
had Yesterday. but S,akcy could not b9ioend TO attend H.
Lo5l or, for Pir.poc5e's.-o" the evening OF the u l"
inst lady, when returning hi CITY from iiaF'e IN one
Of tf, railroad cars had her de> cat End 'fse' conf
n testy-onc dollars and valuable papers 'aNen from 's
pocle, 1t i. veil known there were e'sht IN tins Gang oil
p,kpo,ket. While one eisnins to be drunk eFa'h'"s
xi,tti.n and impuIen;ly throwing himself unea the laps
ard shoulder, Of passengers the others were engaged '
the cc@s of darkness. The a remarks that 1t the 'as
had bcsn Hgse a. they oug,. She could not nave o'e''
.-.-I..I
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n..,,,,.. ,ri.cer,nn, for Nay i. Published

CrNrENrrt
Cu ia kc, 900 Historical tonance. illustrated 10y Vi'A
shank; hy W. Harrison hms"orti
The Nunp HID Willis, STUDENT At Law"
On the Kni.htns of Erunc by L. l. j.
Clo,t Gossip, at Baaescy House 10y the author OF ctha
Dueard'
PLAIN \ lycc % NJ. Gabriel Blartadlrr
N.rr,c ENGLAND the Ohi,u Time, by tirorgr pdnir.
Wishes. by George Fleming.
ittruc Memoranda. No. ILL., by a >unuiarhe
Song-The Waadrrcr.
ly ilir,d Crowsuil.
The German Stud.i ~ lr.
The Law of the Woa2 Clothed in ''rayl o"n Leeea
No H. with n by Lccch by Ihoma, lngol>by
Not, ON some New Novels. by Or. PAasos,.
Bridal HYMN by Zlciarius l.undL
St,ne, Thorn illustration by Ieech, by the author
Valentine NoN
S,rELy PAM Fleming. JENfHi VI MASON Tubli.her-
NIL 81 Basement 90 .lcr bfoad"ns an" ".'-
j. ,snncoci> la--ociatiom.-tn Adjourned meeting Of
Association Will held the Shakespeare Hotel saturday Ea
irr Nay 29r At ocloc-Same question. Members and fn4
are requested to be punctual o the hour.
:. EsTAGGooN, rr.,,. proisa
I,- A. A,,ERyAv, Secretary. m2llr
Ir Con-isncc~ per ship QUEBEC wil pel-c obtnn tn
ponmt, delay. Goods MT permitted ~ifi hse day.
liable to be sent to public under general orirr HH
j. Gon-i.,,cc- per ship GEO WASHINGTON ~iil pa
permits without delay. III goods Not permitted sI
days 4hle b. pablo under general orN
mig
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Ncln Eork 1cNLsIdturc.

Ncly- 9Ork 1c0isIdturr.
r. Friday after hearing suadry petitions. the
Rep, Of the Committee ,torizns the Albany and West
S>ckordse Railroad Comrnay aereos iheir a'ai stock
wa. ordered to 3. tfrd reading
Mr. Root reported in favor o: rcccdns from such OF the
,.at amendment, to ir Common School bill as had not
be conr,rrsd in by the Assembly Alter some debate the
rlei from it. vote striking ,he 33th Section by
yo,e of It TO-
Tho bill tor Registry Law in Citics then reported
h, Nh. Dixon and Nh Root offered amendment winch
,,. debated at some length; but before amy question 'as
taken the Senate wont into Executive Sessi7".
In ASSEMBLY on Thur.ay evening. $4,000 were appro
racd for the Improvement of tee road through ana, oecC
i,el by the Shuuecopuc Indians r Suffolk Coz 10 to'o
The bin providing for the northern termination ct the
Black River Canal then cane up and debated at length
..yl the House adjourned
0a Friday the bill for dividing the town OF FishNil was
debated a, ensh and motion for it, Indefinite postpone
-ent passed. Ayes 50; Noes 53. motion to ircommit
aai been lost 10y the vote.
Mr. Jones, from the Select Committee. rcPore( the S"na"
bin for the pcru-ne,, establishment OF The Suite Hospital J"
hi. CIV |, was laid on the table
Til. Report Of the select Committee the Ncw-Yor,
r. .. bill wa, debated and the amendment Of the commit
,e. o,rcci to- AYES 50; Noes H. The amendment pro-
,ies tina, 100000 be- a2cl towards Ie!oying the e<peH-
49,. D., bii,. election, in said city t, wit: the election
I'm ,,e,lber 80 and the elections in November and April
1871 Several tcpor Sect Committees the Banking
T4ti lilaaI Public Defence, the Common school bill,
H.. n.r. a.I upon nc table, and the House adjourned
The senate wa. engaged private bills through the Even
ias Se,-ion OF triiay.
In thc Morning Scsscuo Satura many bills OF
o, local interest ", re considered and passed
I. - t,,,,Is ,l-,r were the i,- granting - 00O
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r,nyn.wrK HHNTllERa.

BROKERS, so. 20 WALL-HI kE + j.
Sly AND SELL Iuc0rcnt Bank No,e- Bank Checks aud Ce
r,dca-.> of Deposit ou over, point n TIE Onion
Bank ri England Note Sprcresn> ani other Gold com "nht'
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( SlGy OF PRoMlsE.-Nn association has been o'me" 20
establish superior Manual LABOR School at NoodEe'
:.c-.t Iamaica l. l. We have not room now Tor Inc 'scr
article we mean to write favor of the principle latve
eartily wish this undertaking. 'rsts 60 Won
SSH your children grow a 10 usefulness and true ie-
-gcudcnoe fitted brave reversc and act well their part o
be grea, theatre OF Htc ofcopse youdo Then send diem
20 school ia which daily useful Labor iorr, part of die
discipline and instruction, while 1t ghcr 'he cost More
- .lnc season
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t. We have received communication ioa some un-
known quarter complaining bitterly and uus'y of the Re
7or, published in The Tribune OF the Anniversary OF 'e
American Female Moral Reform Society,", and enclosing a
Song notice of that meeting which requested to pub
s. We must decline do Eecou-e the article is both
zoo long and too late and utterly unable to perceive
, least discrepancy between the facts stated in tn! aud in
or Report except that by typographical error we made
. number Of vessels visited q instead Of I'll hat our
ANONYMOUS censor by saving thar notice was not
ly ,,a,uc almost every port bat directly calculated to
bring contempt upon the whole encrsTize ve are at al los
=, cnrrcive
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TINS ADVERTISING os LErrrRs.-Ihe Boston Times has
seona able and strong article IN favor OF the Ff of cheap
aa widely circulated newspapers to the publication of Tue
, Of Advertised Letters IN the several Post Office, within
as; sphere of their respective circulation The
u strong one under the expires, law Of Ccnsres- snd
eve ,-.- the Postmaster General Will eve oars aaa
oroas consideration. We heartily agree with the Times
-lut ti is subject with which party politics should be al
,,d TO have nothing do; hat may there not bc cNceI
-oa 10 the general and .aluay rule laid down suppose
1e widest circulated paper lie base engine u fraud de-
.soraeu and moral degradation: ought aea 60 be- eoea-
,-.asliocd and ratroni1ed b, the Government
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v,r,,l an cyc Cauya-,cr aud Agent Tor The Iuoaae
j. 't', ,io We allow the ttS orlble tsrz.
l & ,.. NM, be- made thoroughly attended to
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Li, ,- Murray IS Bau.al! over Gall ~; a'- w.
;, -. wm. Cot Joha-oa. Il: 4 hip'ael u
pm ~ Frederick Co.---.----i-ii
Carr Observation-Disclosures -
Montgomery Observation-Disclosures 6tI
Total ..-....-....-...262 lif7
Ioi,a-oa'- ma iori,y Observation-Disclosures ~
=, Counties, Edward 4. .ynch. u. J,aa T Mason e.
Alreauv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
Wa-hugt --------o3f
Part ot Frederick ..---..----- 800 I-2y
Total..-.- ..---..-----j7-7 =-'o
Mason rla Iory t'2
VIZ. Augustus Soiers Wig. largely oeats SoseseQP
Tfxxr..sF.-we haze general reports that J. ". Block
vel. Orp Is reelected from the IN;h District a wei. as
Christopher H. Williams from the NIIth Should 'f- prove
correct. , Delegation vi, stand bc!or7-7 Wing 70
Opposition Our rarjial from Blcsws- District
hardly war-ar, the presumption Thar he i elected
NORM C.ro1iyA.-Gtn. Edmund Deberry se5ee'ed
from the With Caye,c.l-) District. presumed he
would be- by largely increased ma r'y Lat i report
Of b lame running ahead may have meant We 80 no COM
prcier Mr. Be,uac Gen. Dctery aad then
va- ran out by him. bat was a3: ca=!.lltca tie lake
election.
H. John r. !. Daniel OPP has 80 nsa ority oeer William
X Tn, e,orrioa Of Vim. II. Washington Wing in lace
OF Hon. Charles Shepard. Calhoun l-l'eo-"r')
yrIr TIN. ll, VOL. l. FIR r. NJ Saa.der-. Opp 257f; jas
< Hon. Abran Rrncler beat. With. al-o Wing.
NJ Geo. " Caldwell OPP i, presumed 20 be- chosen
MI Hon Jane. Graham /, probab. reelected oscr Iho-
/ Clnrnan-both Wings.
VII To, Tavi. VILLAINS beats Nlurcllisou, y. H.
r~- Hon. AyDarw STEWART. formerly NJ c. from ,ae
royce and Greene District, Pa ugn candiia:e for the
ytarcv. ia place OF Hon Iao~ Hoes resigned. lf hard
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" Owing to the death of Nh fIEAroS. Wing Member
81 Assembly from Cortland county. the sickness of Nes-s.
zslra and - two other Wing Members, and the o5sence
G c more let US have their Mr. WccdI from their
SITS The Loco Focos who appear to have made secret rally
a I'll their force on purpose had decided minority of all the
asenbcr, present the Assembly on Frdoy and SATURDAY,
3fours the way they dispatched business was caution
on Friday they smashed the bill dividing Fhbi in D7'e'-
. coun,y-noched it such fix that ii cannot be got in
. again this Session On SATURDAY, they took w the Cen
oral Election Bill and pokcd into it provision oto',iing
sse Reriarston Of Votes IN MS C''y. That however
b. Senate will rub ont again andtc bill will pas, without it.
Some mischief has been done, however that cannot be an
ssnc-Ihanls to the Wing absen;ecs. See proceedings
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~ ,t,, ,,,y Number OF Zen Thousand Near.

r reader, of tbs popular requested 10 bear ~ E
m rur NV WoRlp ,papcr Of Saturday neN MI contain Is
hole of the ,ery last number of Ten Thousand 'r received @
',,,,, IN lk,,ood', MAGAZINE for May. Price d
Wv 49,. or.. a, ,nu-,trc.t m9t
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,,-,.,;n~tou Tcmpcrnncc EScnc,olcut soeicr

MN hold ,heir regular the Church corner 81 p'l
and CHRISTIE 1 Evening nj ha'-P''i w A'
,, ,,,,,. having arrived tim, with a' famiya
~ , =, l,oo, viii aidrc>, the meeting. Mission Ner'm;
II. rl also be he'll Thursday Evening re' at half FsH
o.Io,k in REV VI Wh.cr> Church, corner of Ca'an' az
,,,on.,,re,t Several reformed Dnkarls ~" 'd'r''' ta'S
,i,r and tel, the drunSnFd lie Iae puoues n
.i,....,i wM 4 WISDOM President
M, ,, " v,,,,srr. SECRETARY msih