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fHlIoSornICAL usE OF CATs.-An travel
iers speak oi The small aperlures that lead fom
one of the great Chnmh,rS of the pyramids of
Chcops. Their use was long subject OF CON
,roversy. They were found to De air chauuel-,
thus a. descrbed by Giiddon:
'WhlSt Col. Vyse's men were probing the
northern air channel, they found it mposS be
to tell whether 1t was open all the way through,
as palm sticks ashed together could not pass :;
stones, rolled IN, stopped, aud water poured in
was absorbed IN Tie RiSunry. An Arab solved
the difficulty IN a very simple method. He
brought a cat with her young kittens in sack,
and placed the kittens at the bottom of the air
hole in the Kings chamber, and shut them in
with stone then, going outside, he placed
the cat at the Oppnslte end and shut her in also
with stone. On going inside again, after an
interval the cal, attracted by the cries of her
offspring, being i0uud With her little family at
the bot'um Of the channel, proved that the pas
sage was open from top to bottom
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CHEAP
G A r. p z = s + OR E,
ON THE CASH PLAN.
CHEAP

Al No Al Strawberry 81 Philadelphia.
H>HE Rent Of tue substhbets in their present
Il situation being very low, and their terms
CASH. they arc enabled to sell al such low prices
that customers csnnot fail to be satisfied and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the sd-
joining counties TO call and examine their stock.
as they offer ON excellent assortment, comprising
Beautiful Imperial, 3piy, !
Superfns Ingrsin.
HEAVY r~ili'd Venetian, }CARpETINGs.
Fine English Worscj do.
Plain Striped do.
With q large stock Of well seasoned Floor OH
Clolhs of ail widths, fnr Rooms, Halls, Door Pie
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Baize, Rag Car
pets, Mating. nc &c together with large Stock
of low priced Ingram, Entry and Stair Carpets,
Wholesale aud Retail, at the lowest prices in the
city. EbDRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. il-Strawbery street, one door above Ches-
nut, near Cd street. Entrance slso at No. 80 South
Second street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 2Sth 1874 AIM
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MediCatcd Syrup Of SnrsapariIIa.

Philadelphia, April 10th, 1874.
Mr.. JoHN A. CASTRkLL
Dear Sir,-Having lie, afflicted fnr upwards Of
two years with liberation of the throst, destroying
the whole of he soft palate then through the upper
part If nav mouth into my nose, from which sever
al pieces nf bore came out, which partially destroy
ed my speech. through a kind Providence and your
Medca,ed Syrup ot S'Ts paula, am now restored
I" pert, Ct he 18th. and nav sight, which was 81 much
impair, d, l. as strong as when hov.
thought ua duty | owed toyou aud those simi-
larry affect, d to make 1t public.
lours, Il spec fully,
SAMUEL KIRK.
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Olives come from Greece; ci,rons from
Mcdea cherries from the shore of the Propon-
,is; figs from Mesopotamia (; chesnuts from
Caslaces, in Asia peaches from Persia; orah.
ges from Tyre piums from Syria (; artlchokes
from Sicily; aprlcots from Arsenia; cabbage
from Cyprus melons from Persia.
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Call and Settle.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
a the subscriber. are requested 10 call and settle
their accounts, on or before the Goth day of Janu.
ry next. after which time those Of long standing
will be placed in the hands of Justice. fn collie
ton. II, b. MASSER
Dec. l1th 1914
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PRICE, CURRENT.
nrrected ueckly by Itenry Noriho.mcr.
Executors Sale.

vJNIIE Executors of the estate of Daniel Levy,
Il Esq, decd, will offer fH sale, at the Court
House, in Sunbury, on Monday The 9th January
next,
Four Contiguous Lots Of Ground,
including :he dwelling house lately occupied by
Mr.. Levy, fronting the river
AlSo;-Four other contiguous Lots Of Grcead,
fronting on Deer and - streets.
Conditions will he made known ON the day Of
sale, hy LEWIS DEWART,
ALIEN. JORDAN,
Sunbufy, Dec. q, lsii.-3l Executors,
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GYM 'TlhI III Ille COurt OF common fIcaS 0f NOT.
thuml erland County. a, January Term lSi5
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th.
Sei'zingcr, slienee Of
Carver va John Carver ct NJ
Stephen Der W George Lawrence
Frymlre for Evcrt W. J p Hackenherg
Bcllas & Ellis &c VS. VIM MCay
Reed for Murray John F Murray
! w Smith vs Joseph Weiiznl
Daniel Terhe 81 Wife " Isaac Roadarml
VIM Lloyd Martin a Stock
Siml Swinrhatt & wife VS. Peter Ferster
Conrad Dcshrrs exr vs. J Mckinney ct al
Appleton, cndrrsee of
Edwards & Verrce VIM Donaldson
Dmmig for Camp VS. Jacob Wor,ley
Joseph Wei!ze Charles Ruch
John r Rctcr vs John Painter
Benjamin Robins vs. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Welch VS. Joseph Keller
Stephen pcr Henry Srinmetz
Haas 4 Druckemiiler vs. John w Peal
WIN A Lloyd vs. & b Nourse
IIulet Smith vs. Augustus & John Hucy
II I HolhnGshcad II 20 " Peter Lazarus
Charles ID Wharton VS. Henry Bardshcr
f Shannon vs. Dennis Waters
J& w + Waegonsellrr VS. Eli ifer
A w johnson ct al VS. John G. Boyd ct al
John Ross's ex'rs VS. & S Wallis, It al
Charles Gale vs. S,me
Christian |. Weimer VS. Hobn & M'Coy
Daniel Brosius VS. John 4 Shisser
Jo,e eph Mitman vs. Shamokin Coat & Iron Go
Fowles Il D,ei,hach VS. Hogendobler & Dresbach
Fagely, Cleavcr s. Co vs. Thomas M'Fall
B r Gcarhsrt vs. John G. Young
DaIieI Mover & Wife VS. Daniel Frymire
Ahraham Trollman C, al VS. Christian Tchupp
John II Miller vs VIM MCay
Claie Genevieve basque VS. Daniel Dunklebcrger
Sane VS. Same
George Oyster John GHnhari ct al
John Bohb Daniel Dornself
Welsh, Pcmp & Frick George Oyster
Forcr for rroxeIl Henry p FnlImrr
Wum Farrow VS. Abraham Klaze
Charles A Towar VS. George Eckeu
Light & Hoffman ". J g. p Montague
= * Bid w. John \ Lain ct al
5 & J X T"ro Us VIM M'Cleery ct al
Hayes, Elliot, Lyon &
Gosh Miller & Frymire
Jacob Sehet vs. George & M'Kee
George Ieibrch VS. Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Rupp George Shlcy
Henry Ma.ser VS. H,nry Folk
jordan Il Furdy VS. Joseph Allison
Henry Hrchman rs George Ku'z
Groree Eckert Gcorg" w Tows
ID NJ Srchler vs. James hrp
Mitchell ft Rsher vs. Jared Irvine
John & iIousworh vs. George Heckcrt e, al
Burns x Ei-,ly S,mc
Elizabeth Wcirzcl VS. ID Levy's r1'rs
George Eckru nrgc w Towor
David M'Knight vs. Richardson ct al
ID ) Spare vs Henry Suulrr
Henry Masser VS. WIN M'rory ct al
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Prolhonotar,'s office. Prrih'y
Sudbury, Dec Nth lSii.S
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Notice..

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of John
IA Leghou, late of Point township, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment, without dc.
lay, to the subscribers and those having claims
against sad estate, will present them duly auhcn>
tcsted for settemen. JOHN b. BOYD,
ID. BRAUrIGAN,
North'l, Dec. %, lSi4.-6t Executors.
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If you have horse that refuses to draw, Just
take cat and tie it on the horses hack then
get in the carriage and begin to whip the cat !;
this will set the cat to scratching and biting the
horse, and rely on it, that if you are not very
careful, the horse will run away with you aud
the Cat both together
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Foreign News, by the Acadia.

The Grcut Western carried out the news
Of the election of Mr.. Polk. A different re-
suit had been anticipated. No country in the
world, says the European Times, puzzles the
political economists and the spectators in alb
stract theories so much as the United States
1t is an enigma The English rather dislike
MIR. Folks election, and we are glad Of it.
The iron trade is most animated, and even
at this, usually the dullcst season of the year.
The American provision trade continues to
form an important branch of commerce, every
day adding to it's growth
Queen Victoria has sent three carriage dogs
of great beauty as presents to King Frederick
Wm of Prussia.
The total number Of letters despatched
through the rost.oflice, London, in 1893, was
as millions; in 1913, upwards of 80 millions.
The late crop OF potatoes in Ireland is found
to exceed the produce Of any year on record.
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Corner Of Tculh and Cua'cs :

|, Galril Jrustnn, No. q r rklcss Street do ccr-
t,fv that NV wife, J,uc, afflicted for rwn years
with Rheum,tism, aud At lat entirely d.ahlei,
that 81. obliged To he cnuiued t" bad heat
ing at tan,cI's Meiica,cd syrup Of SarsRpar'lia,
"r Anti Scorhuric Syrup, procured four holI' $,
which completely removed all her pans aud s,l
ncs. from her limbs; two m"rc bottles made per
feet cure Sic is now able in attend ~ her house
hold duti,s a. usu.l. GABRlL JONSTON.
Phrladelphi., ian. 2:d. lsii.
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Lost! 4! I!

kSOMEWllERE hrtwern the residence nf rhe
- suh,cr,her in thl an que rowmsorr, Nouh.
cumberland rnuntv, and the borough 81 Suuhu,y,
ga fu' sdav, the 18th inst, n small p"CK'r bnuE,
containing tu'tr oi haud from Trli,s Rrtacu auu
lrhu NuT'av tn subscriber, as ihc adm r,-lritnr of
fh"mas MurIv, dated in lanu ~, ls29; and
another nr" nj hand t. SAM, tpT SIS, dltcJi m
lSioi a suHl Nus tur witu' Sc, aud I've doi.
Lar hili ou the Bank Of Northumberland The
Gui,n by returning It, viii h. suirshy rev ,','cd :.
NJ 10y ravlug the p'rers at 'ho Pos onc", Su' n,,.
", oT ioIwa'dlug them Ia the >u sclhrr "a, Keen
the five dollar lilL JAMES +, vi GRAY,
ChIsquagur, Nav. 3olh lsp--tf
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~ n rs k 4 r. -

On Thursday, the 10th inst, by the Rev. A
Britain, Nix. HsNRY RGwY TO Miss MARI EL-
LEEscour, both OF Shomokn township.
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Petit Jurors.
Turbat.-Jsmes Armstrong.
I,u'IS Lain klann.

1urbaf.-Jsmes Armstrong.
Lw's.-John kapp.
DttlWarc.-Jacob Drbler. snr., George Fox
Samuel Dearmonj, David Msck,y, Js,ed It.
wine.
Mhon.-lsaac Housed, Henry Wilhelm, George
Eller, Michael Shoemaker
ChRSquaYue,-Thomas Alien, James Jordan
Andrew F,Rer, ir.
PoinL-Danel Vankirk
NOrthamber!and.-AbIa Hoopeter, Jacob
Rider.
Sunbuy.--Chnries Weav~r, Peter w GIsy.
AHguSG Jacob Eveu, Joseph Lyle, Roherl
Parse Jacob Dewitt, Thomas Wolf, ir.
Ruh.-Joscph Pat,en, AleI audel Moore, Cas-.
per Reed, Jacob Reed, jr.
Lite Mahonoy,-David DunkIehereer.
JdeksOn Charles Rothsrmel, Michael Cressin.
ger Peter FrrSt"', P'lef Reed, Jacob Bohrcr
Nov. 30ih, lsi4
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IraVcrs Jurors.

1irbrh-Jphn Fox.
LtwiS.-Atam Schuyler, Jacob Hunslckrr.
D,lIrare.-j ,mes Kathcar,, John Hl,tle, Isaac
Vincent John Fog, Imam. Daniel Nicholas.
Milton Michael krsmcr
ChHsguagu6.-Thnma liulhrn, John Heller,
VIM Blruhai, R1hcrt Lyon, Edward Buoy.
Poin.-Juhu rfou,z, Abln Newbe'Iy. jr., Wm
Drutlrr.
NorfiumJtrhnd.-Wm II Wapples.
S,mbry-Idmcs Hus,rd, John liiemsn, Geo
Is l"uusman.
augusta. Jacob Rhnads, Chsrlcs Ruhios, Jas
l.ytlr, PhlIp Gtul, Andrew kilhcrmnn, Peter
Naudhng, George Ser ,hn lordy.
Shamoh n Morgan Hughes, John Hon, Fur.
mtn F.rnswurih. John Csmph,ll.
Rush -Ge"'gr \ D,Suu, BenjAmin Matthias,
Jacob Snidrr, AleItndeI Campbell
Cod.-David Ih"mpoon Michael Derk, snr,
Upper MaionOy.-G.rGe Haas.
Iorcr Nahou"y-iiush kemhlc, Johu M's =
ner, sui.. Henry W,aL.
Jacksm daniel Bohner jr.. John klrhl, Hen.
~ Latsta, Benjamin Hem, Jacob Wcser,Jr.
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TO
Country Merchants.

V>HE Subscribers respectfully invite County
Il Merchants who are about 10 purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, 10 an examination OF theis
respective Stocks believing that their several rs.
sortments as complete as have ever been oifo,-
Ell in the Philadelphia Market
With stocks of Goods in their several Depart.
ments of the choicest kinds-a jetermnatin to
sell on terms which fail to prove sa,isfseto.
ry-and a disposition to please old and new custS~
mers, will we hope, he a sufficient niueenren, "a
purchasers to call at respective establishments.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & r P Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst n Remington SO
Buck & Potter ll6
Yard & Gilmore 100
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, McFarlana & Co los Msrke, Street.
Burnett, Wilhers & Co 100
Scott & Baker l5O
WISE Pu%cy & Wire l54
Hardy & Hackers 46 \. Second 81,
Importers Of Cloths. Cassimers, Vest.
ings, &c.
William II Love l47 Market Stree.
lambert Duy lOs
Hardwar and Cutlery.
Mch'el B"set nl5 Marks, Street.
Edward P.andy & Co 90
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn & Kncsss 2l5! Market Stree.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
wE&J WheIan, i5s Market Street.
Levick, jenkins & Co $50
NJ Conrad & Co 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
Thomas p James 2l2 Market Street,
! Potts. Linn g. Harris 2l39
( Robinson. Collins & Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson PanSoaSt & Co 40
Hats. Caps, FurS and Trimmings.
l. Ken,on l76 Market Street,
John Sauerher & Brother 62
Books and Stationary.
Eigg & Elliott n. Fourth srres,>
Hogan Il Thompson 80 "
Importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
II Cohen ScO 2as Fourth Street.
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves. Trim.
mings and Fancy Goods.
/ Seliry ~ SFVerlng % y Third Street.
Parker X Lehman
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper NFront Street.
Importer Of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
4 T Ot Mnrrose lG Fourth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
EH,s : Archer 3? \ Second StUet.
manufacturer Of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Macaulcy, Jr. y Fifth Street.
Manufacturers and Importers Of Pa
per HangingS.
Howell u Brnlhrs so Il lie Chesnu ST,
Phila ,'ph,,. Augus 81, lsi4.-3m.
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SiIlGERT'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.

W - S--s ~ - N.As ~ ~.S ~ -s
YiN'llS M"chn'" + IS now been tested by more
than thirty tar" dies in this neighbcrhood, and
has given "nItre s'.tsfacllon. Il is simple i'll lis
Cot, siructior, .at II cannot get out of order II
contains u" .cou to ru>t, aul 10 Npnesor rollers 10
get OF at reps,I. 1t wr do twtce much wash
Inr, IN less than halt The and tear oi On, OF
The .str inventions, and what Is f greater inpor.
lance. it costs hat little over half much other
washing nsChires.
The suhs ritct has the exclusive right for Nor
thumhrrand, Union, l., coming. Columbia, Lu-
and LdnIon Counties. Price of single ma
chuc 50. u, Is. MASSER.
TIE following cert'hcatr 's from few OF those
who have trse machines in use.
Suuhury, Aug. 81, 1874.
We the subscribers cerlIy that We have now
IN ~, IN our famiils. "ShuGcTts Patent w ash
ing Machine" and do 10, h. state swing that it is
most ,Ncellrnt invention. That IA Washing
II will ave more than one halt the usual lahoT.-
That it does not require more than one third The
usual quantity Of - p and water and that ihvrc
n ruhning and ronsrq rquenily. little or no wear
iug ot I, arne-rhat IT knocks "lf no buttons. and
that the finest cio'h,s, suc collars, iaces trcks
trlS, Sc, NAV Toe washed in rery short timS
"ilhnut the lr, =, ipinrN, AID IN fact without an
apfaJrn, wvar aud rur, vt'tcvor. We iherior,.
ct,'nully recommend IT., nur friends and l., IN,
,uhi,t, - a mos, -, fi AID lrhr s.,vi,p rnarhcc
NH\RlE' w. HEGlNS,
\, lOFDAN.
tN' WEAVER.
~, PLE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELkER,
EENI HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEiSENRlNG.
II .m>s II"rE,, liorm rty Fremont House, No.
ll6 Ch,suut sIr,e) Philadelphia, september
2ls', lsii.
have u,.d Shngrus Patent Washing Machine
in IN, hou upHiris .: eight months, and do not
hesitate to tay that deem ii of rhc mot use.
iul AID ,auahle Iahor.sav,ng machines ever inVcn-
ted, f"TmeIly k"Id two women continually oc-
cupci in Washing, who now do As much IN two
days as they then did in one wcrk There is no
wear or trae IN washing, eudi requiIes not more
than onr.third the usual quantity oi soup. have
had nuriet Of oh,T m chimes IN my tam ~, hui
this is decidedly superior to every thing else, and
81 itlc hahtr To get out of rePrb that would not
It" without one II they shout rns' ten times the
price Ihey are sold tor DANIEL HERR.
1'WEED 10TH, a handsome arlcle, all ~onh
light and elusrIc, Tor Summer Coats and Pants
Ia, sale, very low, by
Ju.sl5. H. Is. MAS-tR.
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SrDk2IA
NEW GOODS.

TLNHE Subscriber has just received from PhiIadel.
L phla fresh supply OF New Goops, consisting
in part, Of MouSHn Deimnes, Grape Deiaines,
Cdshmcre de Ecosse .Mdck, Handkercheifs, DC.
Also, Bsarer and S'H Hats, good sssnrtmen,
of Mems and Buys Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC. DC, oil of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
II. Is. MASSER.
Suubury, Oct. 5ih, 1914.
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George GOt'..b.,l.s Estate.

George GOt'sb.,l's Estate.
NoIlCE is h"rrby given that letters OF admin
~ isuau'd have been p,aned to the subscnher
on 'he Estate Of George Goltsha!, deed. All pew
sons IN 5ebt'd To said estate having rams agaius,
Tbs same are requested TO call on the tuhscrlhrr
and settle the same without a. Law.
DAVID REESER
Augusta, Nov 23, tsii.-Gt Adm'r
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland County, fr January Term,
~ A. ID. tSi5.
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a. DE 'criplive Pamphlets may be had Of the
agents (Gratls)
J. W. FRILI.>G,
Snrhutv, Nov. y, lSii.-lv .1gSnf.
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A True BuT STRANGE SroRy.-The Phila-
dclphia Spirit of the Times says, "One of the
Strangcst circumstances came 20 light in that
city the other day, every link in its chain Of e.
vents being equally mysterious and remarkable.
A lady who keeps stock store in Sixth street,
missed the other day splendid black scarf OF a
rich and peculiarly figured silk. OF course she
suspected number of persons, She discharged
her poor washerwcman who happened TO be in
the store at the time accused her sasewomaiI,
and also dealer, who had been examining the
scarfjust before. This dealer was terribly an.
noyed by the accusation and sorely perplcxcd.
But mark how he and others were relieved, and
the guilty one discovered by simple accident
Some time after this dealer stepped into a mili-
.ner shop III Second street.-the only one he ever
visted-and there he bcheld being worked up
into a bonnet piece Of silk which he believed
10 be the identical one in question! lie carrid
piece of il 10 the loser, She knew it was the
same! The millincr said the bonnet was 10 be
finished and called for that evening A constable
and warrant were procured the lady came
she was questioned about the silk-dcclared she
bought twas desired to shrw at what store
'he party proceeded to the shop of the loser--the
Yady there confessed her guilt and tainted She
was taken before Alderman = =. \ ~-faintcd a.
Gain-was bound over in 1900 to answer-sent
for her sister for security and after painful
scene. the curtain dropped, The cuIprit is lady
belonging to good society, and with her sister
keeps fashionable boarding house in fashion
able street, is member of church, and rcputcd
to be pious and highly respectable lady. We
one pang TO the sufficiently mortified parties but
merely 10 mention the outlines Of the singular
story, in order to shcw how innocence was ac-
qnitted and the really culpable mysteriously
found outr
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LIST OF CAUSES.

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor.
thuml erland County. a, January Term 1915
commencing the first Moudsy, being the 9Th
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-10
TWENTY .BtdHfti tONHRGss,
first sEsstUN.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1914.
SENATE,

The Senate remained only few minutes in
legislative session this morning
The following memorials were presented:
Mr.. ID. II. LEWIS, three from Alabama, two
OF which were for the immediate annexation OF
Texas, and the third for its annexation.
Mr. HANNEGAN, one from citizens of In
dlanopolis, Indiana, in favor of the annexation OF
Texas whenever the question can be fairly pre-
scented.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, from citizens of Mich
igan, demonstrating against the annexation OF
Texas. The memoraIists say the admission OF
Texas would be an encroachment upon the rights
of the old States, whose constitution was made
for themselves, and not for foreign countries
Mr.. BUCHANAN, one from Ohio and Ale
ghany counties, Pennsylvania, adverse t0 the adj
mission of Texas
Mr.. B. also presented five memorials from
Philadelphia, in favor of requiring twenty-one
years residence TO entitle foreigner to citizen
ship. Mr.. B. again expressed the hope that the
Committee on the Judiciary would give this sub
ject early attention, especially as Senator of
high influence Mr. Archery had declared himself
in favor of the change.
Mr.. CHOATE also presented memorials from
Pennsylvania in favor of amending the naturaliza-
ton laws
Mr. BAYARD, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the Presidents message in rea-
ton to extending the duties of the home squad
ron; also to be discharged from the joint reso-
luton concerning dew-rotted hemp.
MASSACHUSETTS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. BAGBY, referring to a promise made by
him in the early part of the session, submitted a
resolution, upon which he did not, however, pro-
pose present action.
After reciting the resolutions of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts,, Mr.. BIS resolution is
this:
Resolved, as the solemn opinion of the Senate,
That the Constitution ought not to be amended
in the form proposed.
On motion of Mr.. CRITTENDEN, the Senate
then passed into Executive session.
NoTE-It is expected that the Senate will
take recess from 2 until 4 o'clock, when they
will again meet and give the Texas scheme lis
constitutional quietus.