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4 Hon. Ed. Porter.
Rev Darius Anthony Oneida Conference.
g Sebastian Sreeter, Boston.
Mr.. Handbook, i97 Prarls
Z Prof. f. \. Ward,;ll3 Chamaer>-St.
Or. Vanl.rpoel lo2 fourt-si.
Mr. +. G.. Stacy, G6 Woostcr-sty
Mr. Lorns W Gross 96 FuonsL
Or. Hunter 10: Sixth avenue.
Mr.. RAIDER i6 Chathani.si-
And others nnunerabic OF the highest Standing and respect
Lozcngas Crris Tooth Paste and Poor Mans Plaster II
you hav" cough, cold. a>lhra whooping cough or con-
SUMPTION n.e ShernaHs Cough Lozengcs II h"a'ache
owncsS OF Spirits pataOR OF the Acart nervous
disease, Shrman Campor Lozrnges.; he only remedy
Tor ,ckue>s discovered you are troubled with
nos, soraions aplr'lo h pam ~ Ecyman s Worm
pain weakness in the back. ons side breast or
rheumatism get one OF shrrsn1ns Poor Mans pa.ers
The warehouse is at LOO Naian-street.
Agcm>-l93 Eowery 77 East Broadway: 10 isor louSS;
Gand 73 Broadway; 2Z7 lludsOn 22 Bccckerf, Ne
York 81 and 1879 Fnltonst Brooklyn llnsson cnner4t'
and Grand ST.. Wiilamsurgh E,-ling, Stac-.i. Bo>-
ton. Burgess, % South Sd Philadelphia IN I'm
HOVERT'S BALM Or LlF'E.-This
u Medicine i, doing wonders Almost every iafr,on who
buys this article comes recommended by OILERS who lns.
used il themselves which Seak, volumes in i,> ia's For
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis: Coughs C"'i, ard CONSUMPTION IT..
Gua does not exist We hope the afflicted viii turn iirir
attention 10 this valuable article.
The.lolowing certificate from sIr. Chaseney whose wife
had been thrice 80 low 10 leave bulltte hop.
of recovery, ,in here speak for itself:
Mr. C0vrt-Dcar Sir: Mrs Chaseney has taken bottles
si yGu Balm of Life, and TO my surprise Is now IN beer
health than have knGwn her Ia be tor several wears she
has afflicted with Congi for iteca yer and
bv many Physicians her lungs have been pronounced nci-
hl She has several times been 50 love that Il wa, thought she
could not recover Now her Cough comparatively speaking,
hardly visible, ame darling pains oil The lungs have sDsi-
L, Mrs. c. has taken variety OF medicines, but has never
experienced much reic as she has from your valuable
Balm Lie IL is from OF gratitude AID ieelR
for oilers similarly afflicted thai write you this certificate
O,.er mcpllers my family have used ii with decided
benefit. am. dear sir reSprctfuii" yours
EDWARD CIIASTENEY. Druggist, !l0l Rowcrv
For sale by lCovrrt 3l Nassau Il under Clinton Hal"
also bv e. Cl>tenry iO Bowcry So 3Bowery, 1913 Bowcry.
Iia Water ITO Broadway. 10 Aor House, =, and 100
Fulton II East Broadway Gt3 and III Broadway 80 Dvi
- =, II I'm
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IN CHANCERY-Iielore, the Vice Chan

4 ccor.-lIenry Retnsen v. Joseph Iioxie ct al-"l
lam Samuel Johnson, Solicitor
Pnrsuaer 10 decretal order OF tte Court OF chaacsy
made mite aboye entitled cau-c, viii he sold al public at
on under tie the Subscriber OF te Mas
rr nt said Court by wilkins Rollins aucLoneegs. al The
Merchants Exchange in The City OF NewS o'k on satnr'
day i, 18th March next, ~ - o'clock noon, OF thai
daFA The pircd tsrnioi ~eniyone years from The
G> day May, 1877, certain ndeniure OF lease bear
iafr tlr 2clh day 2i August, 49, made by ienr, tr''
sen lie behalf, and ~ guardian for Robert, Grorgr
and Elizabeth Rcmscn, and Ii.nrv II. Eeuscu Calsarf
Ann teTi-, and iaHi emsn, TO the defendant, Joseph
ioXie, yil:
All that certain lot Of LAND situated lying and being IN he
seventh Ward Of the Ciiy OF Ncwfork The south h1s
oi Madison street date BaDcker street, known a;r '!iH
gGef on map 0i the estate OF the late llendrc ltntge
deceased, dated November 18th, 1913 made by n.ldges
Poppienn ..a sled ni!te office o REGISTER and or the
Ci; and County OF Ncwl Ark lot number four hundred
and iorytw0, iIl bounded nOrthcry in from, by BaGche
tr"et tnoH Madison sreei) aiOres1l1 oulEcriy Tho
rear by tie rear Of lot number five hundred and wfly0ne
.asterly d by lot number oDr hundrcs and forty
one ard westerly The other side by lot number four hUn
'r"I and tOylhree, continuing in breadth IN front and rear
twenty-five feet, aud IN engtl.o each SIDE hundred
feet be- lo more OF less, and also esad nd.nnreo
ira-c and.liE coycnan.- ti,rPi. G,ln.ltIrd
New-roTk, February 25,!i, 1912
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nFAFNFSS CURED.-SEGUIN'S
.P TAYIOR,S BALSAM ofLIVER

I IL = y :. IT u =. ~
WORT-Iccrt!fy thai have been compelled bye
frsrnc bad hea. 10 make OF Dr. Tay!ors Basam Of
ivrr7yort Tor man: and that The medicine no.v
i isn;icalIy The that formerly obaIDed and that
II * made br the person al Sprlngsr- who
formerly made II al SO Boscry-
JONAS EEEklAN, 59l Pearl-st
SoS only 2t Sfring->t, 20 and I55 Fuon-st Brook
I'm l6 and 248 Broad Newark. Prce. large bottles 81
ae1, .izs 81 smallest size 80 cents ~ In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

BEAUTIFUL Teeth and Sweet Breath
4 , SHEKMANS ORaIS TOOTH PASTE i. warrant
ell the best preparation iorceaning and Whitening The tect,
giving: them brlliancv and preventing decay and pam,
haeS the gums md lnpartS delightful fragrance 10 The
brcat! Dr. Elliott, tic distinguished ocu and DR.. Castle
the celebrated dentist g7 Broadway. preference 10
has is almost Incredible No other article
givn. Trial. Sold lee NaSsaustreet, aud by
agents. Sands, 273 Broadway and II East Broadway
Chufc',, l0s Dowery; and Rushon Aspinwal's three
{ l9 I'm
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CAIT RFJFJrM.-Trufan1's remedy, a

CALI RlltI All rlltantS remedy, Il
certain cure or Salt ieum Barber> Itch, Scald Head
RIM Worri and all other diseases. The Just eel
trtv this remedy has Obtained IN the Eastern states has m
tlucci the proprietor establish Aea in ls city as'rred
that all after giving air trial, will e convinced OF IL, be-
nelicia ELECTS Tic ingredients from which the tea Is nad-
cornposet O the active rcgeabed agents ar
purifying Tie blood. t-r-i doing way with tue ne>syo
i,in the syrup ar>aaria. which, often prepared IN
accurately and always containing arge amount oi acciar-
re matter which tends dera.e tir stomach and retard
the cure OF the disease.
Below S certificate signed y n1Irr OF TIE most re-
spectacle citizens of Bath, Manc
The unler>gnrt Inhabitants of Bath. certify tlit we have
used the medicine prepared by i'ia T. iruan aS re-
,,tty ,l the salt Reun and lave found !; the haze
ever known: aud having Doubt that i, Is valuable DIS
coyerv take the liberty recommend Il 10 al who af al
tiicle,l viii! that EYera;e Iaa!ady.
Daniel Marston, Jr. Na,hl. SNasv
Thomas DonHell, v iliaIn G1rtaer
Ewi Robinson, Jesse Russell,
A. L. Stimson A. ". Turner,
Jaues Hamilton Aaron Donnei
Henry c. Donne, Martin Anderson,
'rbos r. l. Webb Elisha Higgins,
Luke i-lInbard, IL H. E"ebo, il.
Bath, Nay l. 1888.
General Agent B. K: Smith, corner Fulton and Waters,
y w-Ynrk and fo~ r. us 81 Barlays; Gaines, 40
Dyision-,t Watson S6 Caiharne-t: Cont,;sck Co.. II
Maiden Lane Minor 92 Broadway corner john Chiffon,
sol Canai-st; Syrs, e. Bowery Glbe1s ITO Fuitoo'i
and 2222 BoGsry.
Newark j. VI. De C:pier l52 Broad-sl- II lmeod
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LOZENGES.--S

v mans Caar;ic Lozenge> very pleasant 10 The
that children will them freely ssthey would
a common peppcrluia and tIrir action far better than
medicine syea other way. Physician, recommend
them their patients when they have any abhor'nce 10
articles. Sher,aans LozenTrs tit popu
lar medicines nj the day. and must continue, because they
good The Doctors Warehouse al lt6 Na>,au.st
1,. ,,,,,- sI,o,.. I'm
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ENPOSED.-The

u sub-crber Jas on hand 20 NOn.e> IAA!FE UTI
which. be be genuine. Ills moito Honesty
Is ,l- baS; Is>i..v.'
The subscriber would here express his regret that - 'ay
his fellow citizSn> have hitherto permitted Themselves 10
lucinneer and prerner> who Offer 70 et what .y call
fiaariaui Oil at fourteen >sillingS per gross.
Attend strictly the following Wrappers printed IN tie
German language and those i ,hrtyN heads asari-
ably SPURIOUS and of those printed the English rot more
than OF hundred j genuine, most Ni them beng
printed in New-Nork. All genuine English and
have my a? residence printed on iieT li> : dGns
By Mr. lilly. The manufacturer IN Holland They have a'a
my Ntteu Signature.
Th;, Haarlam Oil Is used FOR v.rietyo diseases. II
needs putting t always secures lis rrconl'n",ll-
Coughs and colds cured by 1t without >c';in II IN
the s:yic OF Candy dealers.
" B-The undersigned sell, TIE hts, Candies tSaartS)
in New York. but ne do NJ sell CouCS Candies
sumror sprneI ankles and srth7che; he leaves that to
large dealers and medical gentleman.
y B.-Genune German Cologne Water imported by he
undersigned. CHRISTIAN SThNESrf Err
Fancy Store No. III East Rroadwny.
One doora above Pike >t.
IL. .,.La-. l.. .Ar.
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doing, am, respectfully, The pubcs SERVANT
b. BRANDRETI! NJ D., al Broadway
The BRANDRETII PILLS are sold at Dr.. Brandreh'S
Principal Office No. 24l Broadway, Actween Pack Place
and Murray street; also his Retail Offices 7G Bowery.
1875 Hudson and 75 Second street 5 cents per box with
full directions
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

HUN is GRAND-STREET SA-
4 Il LOON No. $50 Grand, corner on Pi,l-'Ths Splen-
did Saloon fitted up in convenien, style, and jus
hin that much needed in that par, the city Hot
Coffee Cakes Pies &C. served superior
viii, Confectionery Fruit and every thing el.e that the
I udS require. III I'm
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TNVALUABLE DISCOVERY.-Dr. A

CLARk'S Vegetable Tooth Wash, for cleansing and
purifying the teeth and sweelcnng the breath for pains and
agues the face and teeth counlcract the effects of cal
omc on tho teeth and gums Ill extracting all soreness and
restoring them perfect health also, spnnsy and bleeding
gums for curvy inthe gums, for tightening the teeth when
loose aud for all other diseases 10 wllsl the teeth and gums
subject, Warranted 10 contain neither acids akales.
Price 25 cents Directions in full will accompany each
bottle
Sold al wholesale and retail by a. B. D. Sands Gene
raj Agents. ~ and loo Futon.strte 6 Broadway and
Eas, Broadway. Also sold retail hy the following agents
Nos 6j 7, $50, l zoo, $50, $50 and 50 Bowcry, ana cor
Bowerv and Four,-streel Nos 1872 29 4l8 81 and
S4 Broadway Nos 81, a 227 aud 2S8 iudson>irer Nos
43 and u Grand.strect Nos $40 and 423 Grrenwicsi
Nos S5 and 55 earsree 100 Divson-strcc, and corner
OF Third Avenue and ST Marks Place and Third Avrnne
and Tentrce; S76 Fourths,rect, 80 Sixth Avenue, 45
Carmincstrect, l02 Iam.sstrcet, Sc Cathernesrcc %
Le@nardslrcei, l0i Cherry Ia Canas,reci % MuI-
berry, 10 Sulvans,rret, % West Broadway, 2l0 Chatham
street. corner OF Doyean corner OF Jay and Washington
streets.
~ B.--A few Of the numerous letters and certificates
which have been received printed the han4-lls
kenl hy each agent, 10 lmDitW
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nR. TAYLOR'S Balsam of Liverwort

DR:TA1LURs balSam is o. Llyerwort,
are cautioned 10 beware the BASE advertisements
gng rom Spring :he annexed ceruhcaies will
>ley how far hrv can 20 using others and sigma
lures without authority sustain their ai>ehoos
and limitations o this valuable medicine, and those ceri-
voluntarily offered renders all comment unnecc>aES
hereby certify ,ha, the Cer1cas the Jersey City Ad-
ver,ser OF the h January 1872 relative 10 the baan OF
L;verwort Unauthorized wholly by me-
Signed DANIEL mitchell, S5 Bowery.
Nc~-rork, Feb. s. 1872
certify ho, the advertisement which appeared in the
Jersey City Advertiser respecting Dr. Tayors BaStsn OF
Lrerwort referring 10 used without authority
from me. Sigued JAMES II. PlNCKNEY,
IS I'm Corner Rowery and 5ih street
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cCARLET. AND TYPHIS FEVER-

~ SMALL POX-At the present tim, these highly in
ectioSs maades making sad ravages this
~ They all begin with angour laude, confusion OF ideas
pain IN the back and III the calves OF the legs; chs and
slverin9s, aiprnated by fts e heat The thirst consid
cradle Tie skin dry and the paen, much troubled with
anxiety and vomiting No danger need be appre
cnded from these distressing symptoms, provided the
BRANDRETl1 PILLS he freely given The infectious
hunor is by these Pills at removed from the body
and by taking only such doses will purge the bowels
y fora few days, the patient will be restored better
healIhth hi had before the aackIu general, tour
five pills every night will be sufficient but if these do
purge freely, more may with advantage, be given.
The will be assisted by the patient puttn" his feet
and le1S and when il is convenient the
warm bath will be highly serviccabe. Teas made Of cat
nip, baa camome Will be also Of much the food
may c oysters, oyster soup, good meat soups and
,wo three oranges may BE- sucked during the day the
object however, is TO purify the boodto abstract from
those humors which the Of deasehis the BRAN
pRETH PILLS will do. and they will do il efectiuly, and
wthou, leaving the body debitaed; every dose will
strengthen the body, no, weaken 1t.
DR.. FRANKLIN says
All these acute require vacuaen to
brin" them perfect crisis and solution and that lay
stools which be promoted by when does
do the business herself On this account iltimed
Putousness a5out III. rrennss Of the body of bad
Gucnce; for il s that which chiefly to make cvacua-
lions necessary which attempts after the hu
mors are i to be expelled but able TO accomplish for
themoS. part in these Diseases and can affirm that have
2vcna purge when the pulse has been low that could
hardly be felt, and the debility extreme yc, bo, and
The other have been restored by The good effect to be
derived from the of Brandref Pills have be c1per
cnced to he fully believed By their timely neither the
scarlet the tvphus fever the small pox would
their malignant FORM
Toapprecae the full extent, the ncalcnlable benefits
of PRANDRETIIS PILLS, they must be used when the
First Symrto,es of Disease present themselves. One dose
then, and their good effects will be felt throughout the at
tack- nting them in time that is the great secret in the
Of all appearances of disease arising from had blood
and there few at the present day will
Thing ofose diseases which affect the body when the blood
is pure Sncl diseases lave Yet TO
Hoping that who read this may he benefited by
doing, am, respectfully, the publcs servant,
b. BRANDRET1!, NJ D., al Broadway.
The BRANDRETIT PILLS are sold at Dr. BrandrelliS
Principal Office. No. 2il Broadway, setween Pack Place
and Murray street; also his Retail Offices 7G Bowery
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
New York, Janary 25th, \: D. 1852.
The above sale postpones 10 the second day OF Mare
next, M the sane hour aud place.
Dated Nrw-Yo February 10th. 4. D. 1912.
IL 2awlM2 re. WIFE Err. Master in Cl!anrerv.
NTATE OF NEW-YORk,

StTATE OF NEW YORK, ss.--ln
- CHANG ERY before the Vice Chancellor o III" First
Crcui-Bernard Souillard an Frauci, rhiipon Execu.
tor, of John Ricaui, deceas" y. Charles Ilil,hurgh ct
aL-MASI ERS SALE.
In pursuance OF Decree. C0ur, ri ,;..Ic.ry OF
Tn. State OF NewYork viii b- sold Public Auction ur.
der the direction OF the .!ersin.l, OF the Masters
-ad Court, the Merchants Exchange in TIE citg OF New
York, by wilkins Rollins auciIoneer,. on the nm day OF
March next, twelve o'clock, that day All aud SIN
ouar premises lch SAID decree described a.
follows viz: ali that certain lot, piece parceo ground
with the buildings and Improvements, ttareon crcc,i
hnowna> No. unrc, and nine ty-c"ht Water rec IN
the Fourth Ward OF the city 0t New York, situate on Il!
Nortrrly d,. of Water street. TIE SAID premises hereby
conveyed intended 80 10 behen4 twenty-five t>csrn
inches Wafer street, l.yto the SAID street
lg.!l.. width tl- tweIt yOLr irt
lur - cstcriy drtlcrcO Tor ity et from
Mater point d=tan twel:tyour feet from tl"
Westerly l.aroll0 No two unrt' and ii.ety.olx Water
,tree'iirrc'- running NOr!irfIf alns tc I'u Westerly
the premises hereby conveyed rt Incic.
point distant twen-tOur feet inches from the sa
Westerly line OF the sid lot M twO hundred and ninety
Si-thcn running Norheriv along SAID Westerly iif, O
i0 o ground hereby conveyed thirteen taet i've :ncii-s 20
point distant treGtyiour e four inches from The SAID
Ea,try ii.f u the said lot 0; ground hereby conveyed
and thence running NCr1.riy along the .aiI Westerly line
o the lot nround hereby conveyed tgventy>eyen
and inch point distant er inchc.
the said Eastrriv line OF the premises hereby conveyed
being the line ot The said premises hereby soaveye
lle said premises hereby conveyed running I EastcHy
line Thereof. from the sa NortEery line OF Water
ninety a.e inches 20 the thereof, boing bounded
Sou,iery front street NortierEy n ihercar by
ground row belonging the aiIs 0 John Pnlnn. De.
ceaedN ectfriv on one SIDE By LOT with a thereon
belongiag Samuel F. iial>ey ant Jane, Mccullough!
the said and built and occupied ,i
late Geerge Eon!r deceased. and winch IS known
Der two hundred and ,nctyiX Wafer ,tre--Ea,ter!g
the ;ur eide By grOuRd late belonging Doctor
benjamin Ron2on, with TIE appurtelanc, thnr:io be-
longing. Dated Ncw10ri. February ltIl =. D. 1879
r. C. WHEELER, Master . Chnncrrr,
No. 70 Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
I'll UNT,S Vegetable Cough Candy

n u An naIee remedy for coughs colds Influenza and
celebrated compound is offered hv the proprietor will, the
fullest confidence OF Ms efficacy and usefulness II made
o he neH' artas and contains the OF nearly every
herb famous tor medical yirnes inuroyed hy nrnc.Ss
known only TO The Proprieo-, and he wnrzas i, free from
every dee'erfou> Ingredient Me challenges compariso,
VIII any compound in this city, knowing
he does ,ini invads wl!l aiey and impartial trial de-
eide hat his ca.dy the much wanted AIuilun in Parvo
For sale the Proprietor, No S6 Grand roru,- nj p;
street. Price 6t cents, or 50 cents Fer H.
Sold also the druggists corner of Clinton and Division
corner OF East Broadway and SCANNED; Eos,cr Palmer,
Suolk between Grand and ue>,er; Merchants Exchange,
Pos,-otce corner William and E1chauge.s,rec,, and v
the druggists generally I II I'm
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Builder OF the Sultan OF Auscal's Pleasure Barge the
Wave. Gazee. Victoria Atlantic, Wakona &c. Also, The
Ann OF Peekskll Washington Of .hkecpsc Duchess OF
Hyde Park Sypl and Wave OF Mobile George Stewart OF
louisville, &c fl: I'm
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4 AKDNER'S Lectures, In PamPHaEt'
\ Form, for sale at so Ann-sL Price Is cents -
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trenchment-lone and fla, a. the Eue canal i's
PRINCIPAL new idea va. that money IS new worm
twice a, much a. it Va. few year. ago and sal
arie, could therefore be reduced without hardship
Mr.. NAsoux stated that when he voted last year
to lirni, these officers, he never dreamed th't the
Di.,ric, Attorney wa. to be allowed Deputy VINO
wa, to be paid n separate salary. he argued 'ha'
i, wa. Of little consequence whether this provision
were retained or struck out, So another clause OF TINS
bill reduced the fees Of thcse Offices very essen
taIlv. Thi. clause would reduce the fees TO rea-
.onable and proper standard.
The amendment wa. agreed to in Comrnliies-
20 to Is. Il, will be tired again in senate
The rex, amendment. striking out the proNiso
that there shall not be separate Clerks Of the Cir
cult and District Courts, also prevailed Another
amendment striking OFT a restriction OF Judicial
Printing. also prevailed.
Tire Senate now @ o'clock went into consider
ati.n Of Executive business. and very soon adj
icurned. O.
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ny THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Editorial Cor-spondesoe.

wasHISeros, THURSDAY evening, April r.
In the House this morning, Mr.. SrAsLY from
the Selec, Committee on Public Expenditures
submitted the long-looked-for REPorT OF Mr..
PorSpzx1yR from the Com mission TO inquire into
the management Of the New-York Custom House,
which wa. laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed. A motion 10 print 10000 copies lies
over - tomorrow.
There is some mystery or fne.se about the pre-
,entn,ion of ,hi. Report, and l am not sure have
90, the right hold OF it, but understand II as fol-
lows. Pondexter Vas appointed BY the President
and made hi. Report to him, retaining copy tor
himself The President thence regards It as the
property of the Executive, and has not chosen az
ye, 10 communicate it to the House. or otherwise
make it public. Whether Mr.. p is satisfied with
this does not directly appear; but 1t does appear
that a warrant was last night served on him by the
Committee on Public Expenditures, requiring him
10 produce the document. He complied G NO
thing 10TH | Think and the committee took
possession Of the Report, which has to-dsy 'een
submitted to the House. Mr.. Poindextsr last
evening informed the President Of the necesnty
imposed on him.
believe the nomination to-day submitted to the
Senate was that Of ELISHA ". HrSTiSGros, now
Commissioner of the General Land Office, TO be u
Judge Of the L. s. Court FOR the District OF In
diana. vice Hon. Jesse L. Holman, deceased. Mr..
II. was formerly Judge of the State Courts, and
an active Harrison Member Of the Harrisburg
Convention.
Among the appointments is that Of Hon. GEORGE
W. LAY, formerly Member Of Conyre.. and since
of the Legi.la,u Of Newly ork from Genesee Co,
to be Charge de Afaire. to Sweden. He has ever
becs q thorough Wing o..
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core.rnnd,nce Of the Trlbune.

w.sHrSGroS, Thursday. April g.
In the Hou.E, Mr.. EVERETT offered res''u'
ton to terminate debate in Committee ct the hole
on the Union to morrow Friday at twelve clock
Mr. ADAMS expressed hi. opinion against oircuni-
scribing debate when so important an amendment
was pesiing, and in opposition to the reto'ntlon'
Nr. McCLEILAN Of y. I. moved to lay the
resolution on the table; which motion was sgreed
to: Ave. 20. Noes s..
On motion Of Mr.. CusHISG. by Ayes 81, Noes
90. ten thousand extra copies OF the report from
the Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr.. Cushing y
rrlati,e to the colonial trade were ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr.. CARY offered resolution providing that
the House, on sad after the I'd May ProS, take a
recess from to half past o'clock T. VI. OBJ
lection being made, Mr.. c moved a suspension OF
the rules for il. reception; which motion Jailed
Yea. 90. NAYS 8s-two-third. no, voting therefor
THon. AxpFKsoS MrrcHrLL, Representative
elect from North Carolina. vice Lrwis VII
LtAxs. deceased, was yesterday qualified and took
his seat.
NJ. WELLER presented resolutions Of meet
ing Of citizens e A>htabula County. oho, cohd' M
natorv Of the course Of Mr.. GiperSGs.
The Apportionrn-ui Bill again taken mp IN
Committee Of the Whole on the Union. the quss-
ton Immediately pending being on the amendment
of Mr.. CoIeuIrr to exempt the State ct Georgia
from the operation of the General District system
a. proposed by the amendment from the Commit
tee on Elections.
Mr.. kExxEpy OF Ia, concluded his remarks IN
opposition to the District System.
Mr.. BARNARD ,bly advocated the amendment
con,ending that the Constitution sa'efull power a.
to regulating the time, place and manner OF hold
ine elections to tho States first, and power to the
General Government of revision and correction oi
State legislation when necessary, that the necessity
now existed. and the District system should be
adopted for the correct and perfect expression of
the popular will, &c. &c.
Mes.r.. PAYSE and CLWroRD opposed the
amendment on the grounds of consritu'ionality and
cxpediency.
The House then adjourned. ARGUS.