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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

cHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue of writ VI heri 70
- cas u me and delivered will expose 10 sale
on Wednesday, the 1871 day Of September next nj II vch
ut vesubuls Of The Guy Hal Of the Guy Of New YORK
ali the night title and interest Of John A. Morrill,, winch t-
had on the day u Decembef Ons thousand, eight hun
lrrd and fOrtyour any lime Afterwards, 10 "lose
hands soeyer may be- or Ia s0d " all hose certain
t. ces Or parcels OF land situate yng and being IN NE
I'm lae 9Th Ward Of the City Of New YORK, and known
and a. part VI Harlem Commons, snd whit b
said hereby conveyed are known on msp o ssd Con
mons ~ Charles Clinton Of the CtyDf New Iofk,
Surveyor lots numbers 40. 49, 49, 49, 1885, ioi loo 49,
ISL anf l5s between the Second ana nfd as.f~- and De-
tween RI shi ,ir and E.g'y-fOurh STREETS which said m
-dstrd December 1877 and j. now on DE 10 NE ONCE 81 NJ
Register the rs md County Of New York; sad lots af u
containing appsars by he sad map twenty-five ee hChi
and rear and hundred feet Ia depth eacn SIDE, De me
zane more ess aDd his night, ute and Interest o. ~
a.d 10 the adjoining hif part VI ur avenues ~ -uree On
which lie said lots are situated together with al and 'ngL-
lar the trnemeGs red am-ns AMI appufnzncs t1isuL-
10 beiOr gInk or Ia aDy wise spp-HlmnK, Ac ie ~ ,
Ttbe, -; raor 81 WIN JONES, Sheriff
Taos. r. PEEKs, Deputy sherir
f,..e.i s.ssv y.rs ,uy. 9Th lgsl aa7 iaw6w
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A TEACHER OR ply sICTAN
Boar0inq.


DOARD.-A large and pleasant roon furnished, on the
- second foor Of sj While street. suitable for per
sons can be had with boarl moderate terms. Refer
ence required. au6 lws-
BOARD Up TOWN. small family occupying a
- modern built house up town. West OF Broadway, with
IN few steps Oi two three Stage routes ia whichwO
three boarder taken, would Ike TO accommodate
Gentleman and Wife and Two three single gentlemen
with pleasant aud board moderate The
situation Is above Washington Parade Ground and below
Fourteenth street Good references will be- given aud the
required. Address with real name C. T. T. at The Of
fre Of tho Journal of Commerce. AMI Sits
4 GE>TIE,Ii> and Lady, three silg gle
"A gentlemen can Dee Accommodated with excellent board
and very 70 Chanibers-see 2doors
of Broadway. aug2 Owls
DOAkDING.-A few grnteel person. can be- accom-
- mofated with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
with bedrooms and closets al Joining, the - aud 81 soOrs
Of house No ~ Chambers street. ie doors west or Broad
wsy The rooms are LARGE and AIRY and the house Is
well supplied with Crofou wafer, and BATHING ROOM,
to which boarers ~l have sccess without extra charge
References given and required Apply At 81 Chambers
street AZ istf
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, DELIGHTFUL AFTEKNOON

~ yrcnrsIoa down the lower Bsy, aHosding
passengers hne view NJ Sandy Hook Light,
the Ocean The ri xhl4nas of Nevesnk, and the beautiful
scenery and fOr,csuons Of the hbpr - wen ss An rn.
ce-n opportunity u enjoyng the healthy and refreshing
sea br.~zs-accom PANEL BY Band u Music. Tt- new
add commodious steamboat DELAWARE, Capt y. H.
smith Will make delightful Excursions down J,e Lover
Bay on Wednesday Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Az
gus 6,h 7h and 9th leaving the foot o. Wsre-s n
K al halt past O'Clock, r. NJ; The foot III HsorOad e. |"
2. Canal & Al auarer pazt 2; Pikr-sl 81 Yusftsf be-
fore 3; and Pie, No r. at ocock, returning 10 hr
cry by half past O'Clock in The evening F~r % cents 1f
49, .ybaI.. rrcnrsoa sus ais
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"A uOI -E OR ROOMS 20 LeL-To Let, pleasant
a ly situated Union and 0fsmmercy Pssks, new
- House, only occupied monhs-feni $50 per
3neaiy furnished rooms would be- ls with NIL 90
partial board Ia gro persons only The occupant wishes
10 hire smaller House $50 10 dollars rent mile
from Jersey City Brooklyn Ferry. Any person wishing
TO move To AewYork exchange House u fair ddsf
ence Of rent may hnd tenant BY addressing Mr. u Il
Ixtl.s
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5liudilons, &,c. Uanteo.


WASTED-Pupis on ,hs Piano a. :, per month, by a
w Lady who h1- studied uIler Of the Euro
peau masters. j. superior performer, end experienced
teacher. a. No. NlcS street near - Johns PARK Pupils
taught A. reir resdeuce upon very moderate terms
Pr.gaie tuition iu E1.lsh G-amm4r French Writing. &C.
By gent efa1 schools attended,. ar f-roi-
\NANTED-A situation hy TWO scoich young women.
w a c1ok the other ciamhe nm ala mind cli.-
dren would 20 n the country for the summer. Both have
lent reference Please inquire ~ l.. Broadway
4 TEACHER OK PAY >itIAN.-A gentleman
"A Of Collegiate snd Medical education, and who has
perience Practitioner and a. Teacher. j. desrOgs Of
obtaining situation cassIcat general teacher. BE-
associated with med cal gentleman OF long practice.
situation here the South viii be accepted fair and
honorable terms Address b. j. Losing IS Chambers
New York iy.9 2w eOdis'
I LIKENESS of President Harrison-LOSr. on the
IL way Second street. from Rutgers and through Wax
and the BOwey. small Lihograpinc Likeness Of Hai-
The finder will receive One Doaron presenting Il a.
Toppan. Carpenter Co.'S Office. No. 81 Wall ST l.
I O>T.-On Tue sday between y ami ? In Kui- aer-
- booker Stage, or In BleecNrrsree or Broadway, roll
Of manuscript, done mp in brown wrapper, the Jews
and their History" The finder viii be- suitably rewarded
hy leaving a. No An NYo-tersrec and receive the sin
cere thanks of the author. aus
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CULTIVATOR FOR AUGUST


THIS DAY RECFlN ED-lhis number contains fne
sr. portrait Of Prince Albert bred 0y W Mhiirker
o Burey England 4 j. also filled usual with valuable
amount Of Agricultural matter. Price One Dollar pei
wear Complete of he back volumes always be- OBJ
iainec Of MARX n. NEWMAN. 1917 Broadway.
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S,SDs SARssPARmLAliis well known that many Of The
morbid Diseases If the shin and glands result from ndo
lent imperfect circulation Of the blood through the part
tieced AMI also from inert state of the absObcn- and
other vessels which carry of the residum rejected by
uIe IN supplying the demands of the animal system The
gently cumulative and asirngent properties OF Sandss Sar
.paa, modified ts mud spericni characteristics, render
The and most effective preparation for restoring to
N raric organization It's vi-or and give energy 10
aefnciions of circulation and absorption Hence II Is ad
stored with signal In all morbid diseases OF The
san and OF the glands. and other secreive organs
Prepared aud sold. wholesale and retail, by A. b. & D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists ~ Fultonsreet. New-yor
Sold Broaiw ay II East Broadway and By Drug
generally throug hout the United Saies Price - per
bottle Six bottles for s.
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" DAlLES's toriginal and genune) PAIN EXTRAO roy
''a al CourtSud-sL al HALF PRIcE-
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TOfa. lssrts 6Sfpz
TIE amount % Policies 90 properly IN The oifnt
District >so be deducted from VII y a REL ranes
nf savage- 10 the amount Of 81 600 and i : EXPECTED
that sayale- and short Interest yet 20 be ascerned VII
reduce the amount Of los by fe late IRE 70 about sSH,
leaving balance Of ss-ets can no be e I'M ard
Of ABOUT -l50.eoo
The Company VIII he prepared promptly to meet ia loss-
e. snd viii continue ~ business Of Fire and Marine In
.grsnce a. usual BY order VI he Board u rrnsie
Tvs ~, JOS 3. COLLINS. Secretary.
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.MnRIoAN MANUFACTURES.

.pTsnl,< pour ,kra. fsef.rer, and thy r'll sresL
VIFssESDESk HALE, Con~l.sloS MEsehArIs 70 =
II H. sale OF AMERICAN MASUFACTCRES No. 80
P,oe-.. up .,sirs S-w-York- WV w. YEsSENDEs,
,ve s,svsnis- DAVID A HALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

A DMINTSTRtTOR5' GUIDE.-Ju-t published new
n edition Of the Executors and Admin-rstor.' Guide
containing the revised statutes relating Wills and Tesis
mens: distribution OF the Intesfates and The
Rights Powers ard Duties OF ENecuior- and Aimnii
with the --latest amendments Published and i0r eby
JANSEN & BELL Bookseller. and stationers.
an2 lj8 Nassau-st
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MORE CHEAP MUSIC


I EON0RA.-Just Published selections from Fry's
"a Opera LeonOra-
Return to me- ah, Brother dear, sung by Mss Ince
An Doomed Maiden sung by Mr.. segiin.
Grant only hour. sung by Mr.. Frazer
Price . Cents
Also Just published Fourteen Celebrated Marches p
No of a series Of Moore's Songs and Ballads .
Twelve Popular Quicsseps. = cents
Eleven Of Lovers Songs y CTS.
Nine FayOnie POlkas. . cts.
Thirteen Popular Waiizes. 2jc
Melodies of Ireland songs and pieces. Is eta.
Muse OF the Ethiopian Sefenaders 25 cts.
Fourteen Favorite Gallopaiss. - cts.
Beauties Of La Norma . cts.
Part l. Bohemian Girl. p cts.
II. bohemian GIRL . eta.
Ill. Bohemian Girl p cts.
Also, great variety in Press.
iy30 fls :. FfRRFTT \ co. 81 Broadway.
A InANACS.-Ibr trade supplied with Almanacs al
n the prices Of manu- actunng, AT The Tribune Office.
sut ID w As w
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bushels good Virginia at 81 cents for milling Corn 10
scarce and higher We notice sales 1900 bushels South.
ern Yellow AZ ss d5l cts measure 800 do Of 81 cts
in the alp and 1000 do Jersey at cents Rye is also
little better Sales 1000 bushels at ga 50 cents and
$500 DO 20 arrive. terms not made public Oss are
42d4l cents for S0dfhern--31t was offered
Expert from let to 3lsi july
Com. 4 7g2 bushels.
COTTON-There i downward tendency in price.
and with small demand the market il 70 cent lower
than last week. The sales 10 day about bales
The exports from this por since lsi September lsii
2fs A. bales
To Great Britain .......................l3 4 go
France. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 200
North ~ Europe. 477l5
Othef ports l4l1i
Total import since lsi inst ........ bales 800
Export, from lst 10 3lsi Juy 1904
Export from lsf TO 9Th Auzust SO
Export Of Cotton from the ports Of he Uaii,d Safes com
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-n-s.- (, No ,IONOPOLY.-Sare reduced ., %
A sSs as 1, ssIso .,, ss.9. 4 G st sss
p NJ from Frsasin-sfe-i pie, Landing al hsnnoni-s'
YorScr.' Hastings, Dobb- Perry an Tsn,towG Ps.an
mo vii lrs sag sing 81. TaryO~n o. = DcDbs fef-
~ ,ns Hasilny. I'll. and Yorker. O'CLOCK ~ The
nIr,g n-d ciagei the hours " the Union ne ess
nest solicitation of number Of gentlemen who travel u
roale tsy and Il now rests with discerning public 'ossy
wheeler o. not any Other persons thsu Aesrs Drew Me-
y Co. snail eosi from Wssehss'er 90. 70 Wv
i Ss;a E Eys .s''' ~ ~, JAS 8 " soSIssos
(fOR STEAM YETwEES 1870 VKk
Ae AND s S,s.'w T Cs sis:s
wEsrEas TO- Tom r.. Sa Eat P ssTai No. Tc
1000 horse power L,selsn.n. y.mes ho'sen' @'"'
".'de'' are la'$'1 GRAF Z n WESTERN
Saturday,. Aagus ~. Ihafsdsy, sept 70
From r.,,e,O onhAi ph'i1 Yism Ssw.yot
Saturday July .. iS4' ssarasy, A.s -
s.%,a.y ss Js q s.la,s:y Dee Dee 3
y.,e Der Gresi Western soo and - sewards' yees
sri. fs) according he size ami position % hs stats
Rooms.
Pc freight or passage or SAs, e'or%sSu spsyD
81 TEXAS AND NEw.YUkk LINZ OF
<1f PACKETS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GAL
WESTON The subscribers have e.,sbIishri re-
ss from each port on ~ ssrh moafh. foows
The brig EMPIRE, Capt BAKER, 10 sail from Nswi~h'
s september next aud from Cses,on ffst of S"'7oer
next
The snip STAR REPUBLIC. Captain Moo, % s.l n 20,
Ne~.YorA hfst October and from 0asess'n ~" W.
The brs @. B LAMAR, cspu;s Riehssdscs. 70 AL ron
SewYors, 6rst November psEi end ro@ "s''e's'o ~"
rbs bnr NARY. Cspts,n No~is 70 ssi from New. fofs
fra, Decem,er n~x; AID from OsIvsson hfst fe'fssJ
nexr and Thereafter 10 regular soccesss"n
r. vsss .-s M Of sup<roS class having me cabin
..-.rn,oot.r,o are ably omnsDded vii ssi puneoa
as sdvsr1ssd md sAs freight and ps'senser' hs loves
rsres ..r.-n.v. On IN - a.. .-,.n,.h>d
:. A. O.lveston and give efficient Attention 70 III b'i.
~ IL ae All all o,hrr business directed 10 tDrsn s-a
- make liberal advances conslsnmrnts
0ocis directed VI thr sabscrosrs ~ DC fegr
~ s,owsrde lr~~ from Comnssiop and shPpsy nay
rs;y 90 Lighters Gslvesfoa usnsp e1go ',yn ns<,
snd upon is bsang regularly fore srdsS sn.oank
strefions, N cocsigned W tho care u W hism ns~oy
Co. Galveston. For freight ox r.esexs:. sgpiy
enc lrais BkowkR hkiLsoN'"s
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PUBLISHED.
: FARMERS LIBRARY.

- The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
,.,1cunure for AUGUST is now ready. The con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

nFFICE of THE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
~ SURAHCE co. July y. l34a-The Trustees 81 lD-
Mutual Safety In-uace Co present 70 the public state
u.nt OF their condition. as nearly they able to
imafe Il,
The Company has hand Bond and Mortgages 20 ne
r,no,,ur of ............ Ssl5 766
" State STOCKS and Cash in Bank .............. SN
Premium NOir- .Sf--'N
Less '-' N'' N''''' ''--' INN - .y}5 go
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CHURCHis VEGETABLE LOTION

NH ER MIME TFE~.- TTI----r--T- s-TITr TUT
Brrwer. Dis'iiers Dy-r-. OF Reiners Halter Chem
.l. &C constantly on hand made ~ order and f1r sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

Last year in July there large quantity Of Domes
tics carried on the road by special contract which re-
counts for portion Of the falling of in that item With
the competition and low fares which this road has
couniered this speaks well for the permanent
prosperity of the road that the receipts are nearly
TO those OF last season.
The receipts of the Mohawk Road continue TO
show large increase. Receipts for the last week in
July
90
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FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE
10y MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Is Boson apitaI : lOO. 900, all paid in in CASH and
securely invested with large excess fund.- authorized 10
insure against Fire Ri.ks Applications for Insurance
against Loss or Damage By FIRE Buildings and Aer
chandse SC and for the renewal Of policy IN ir City OF
New-York left al the cnunung.roOm of ASA blGELOW,
Jr No A. Pine street corner 81 William. viii be attended
T. W. CAhl NislOiii, ffe-i-rhl
Boston. July On. l845 y5l inis
'I'HE skEENWItH Insurance Company hereby
az. noucr hat hsr by the great ire 40
not amount $1,000 stated in various daily papers and
rsf they viii Not exceed --ro absorb Tire surplus
Dr. --ielyng tr Capital unimpaired Which l. 1900.
600 anf safely invested m Bonds and Mortgages. TIE
Company continue 20 insure on ~ favorable terms as one
similar Institutions, a. their ocr No u" Hudson street
DIRECTORS
Timothy Wniiiemore, George Sucxey, James Y. Wells,
Ab~aharn Van Nest John Deiam4i-r Edtsd d. West,
Clinton Gilbert, Horaio Mott, benz Brush
George MIin. james Harnot Warren Harriet,
A NJ l. scott Ba..Lazer Mel.ck. John Randall,
Vincent w. Many, Jonn Jackson, Garret Green,
James Richmond, James Hasiianf.
TIMOTHY WHITTENORE, President
roSypg TosRrY Secretary We lmis
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From w ashingtOn.
Things in Washington

From our Regular Corresp pendent
WASHINGTON Dec. :. l5i9.
The Senate is now pretty full, and there VIII De
large vote on the election Of officers 10 morrow.
Mr.. CALHOUN, it Is said. will arrive here IN me
Southern boat at ) o'clock ornorrow. Mr.. DlckiS-
son OF New York with his family, arrived THIS
morning Messrs BARROW and BERR1ES have ar
rived Mr.. WEBSTER has been anxiously expect
ed but hare not ye, heard OF his arrival
Ii is said that the Loco-Focos had Caucus this
afternoon and that Mr. BENTON utterly refused nav
ing any thing to Dc with Caucus. Il BENTON
shoots of, ne carries Mr. BAGBr with him. 1t is also
said tina, Messrs. WEsTcoTT OF Florida and HAY
WOOD ofNorth Carolina go with him II So the l'o-
cos will have trouble in carrying their Caucus nom
nations. Mr. DIcKESs's prospects iook brighter To-
dav than his own countenance looked yesteruay.-
There was repor; today that the Locos bad PACK
ed out of their nomination OF S;urses tearing 'ha'
Dickens would bea; him. This, presume Is only
arumor.
Among the distinguished arrivals Yesterday was
Caleb J. McNulty HIS own party paper the Co.
lumbus Ohio Statesman, had started runor mat be
had gone to parts unknown; bnt he has brought up
here His counsel announced 10 day IN court ina,
in place OF havin- absconded he was here 10 STAND
trial Il takes place. or is set down Tor w eohesday
next
To-day has been very unpeasant-snow all night
last night and seety rain today. Tonight there Is
very denseiog.
Mr. C. EDWARDS LESTER is among the arrivals
today at CoIeman's
Caleb J. McNultv has arrived in " ashlnston.-
The Baltimore Patriot says ne would moi go upon
com pulSioa but was willing 10 go as treen' an
II is said that Andrew J. Donelson receives the
appointment of Minister to Russia in place OF Col
Todd, recalled.
You nave seen the complexion Of the Committees
Mr. Yos; has been appointed Chairman OF the Com
miuec on Engraving in place of DR.. Simons OF Con-
neciicu The Dr. was "a fellow Of infinite Wit
not so much in himself as the occasion Of it in others
He resigned because ne could not helpit. His own
party would not renonnate him; and even II they
had the people would not have elected him Alas
poor Simons" We shall not look upon his like
again" Many funny day we had with him last
session RICHELIEU.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1s45.
Let US have Frce-Trade:

That is if we are TO have it. let it be real Free
Trade, not partial and delusive. And if the doc
trines OF the Treasury Report are within sight OF
soundness, how can their supporters tolerate any
Tariff at ALL Those doctrines imply that all duties
are unequal and unjus,-that they tax the People
ten dollars for every they put into the Treasury
Mr.. Walker says only three Tor one wishing TO be
believed by some bat his premises prove ten to one
a, least If every duty raises by much the price
not only Of imported articles but OF all which come
IN competition with them, then the consumers are
taxed by the Tariff full ten dollars for every one
that gets into the Treasury. How we are roooing
each other! Why don't those who believe these
doctrines walk straight up the work and cal! Tor
Direct Taxes and No Tariff as well as tor hard
Money Treasury VIII they answer
-But This is not all: A farmer writes us long
and sensible letter (which we regret that We have
not room for, demanding Free Trade IN Slipping
He sevs be produces Grain which he ships coast
wise 10 rnarke, His greatest expense IS for trans
portaiion Very often he could get i, carried TO It's
destination by Foreign ship for one-half or two
thirds the American charge, bat the laws absolutely
oroh,5it such transportation. No other than an
American vessel can carry this Grain at any price
The farmer says be is satisfied with things as tney
are but if the Commercial Interest is to have Free
Trade, he wants chance in. Isn't that fair? What
say you, Mr.. Walker You are very sweet on the
farmers in regard to the alleged monopoly Of Amer
Jean Manufacturers; are you equally strenuous
against the real monopoly Of Amer lean Shippers
Why so silent in your Report
And again: a friend Of the Trading and ship
ping interest calls for more Free Trade. He says
the slave. breeders Of Virginia, Maryland &c nave
an absolute monopoly OF supplying Texas ana o'her
South w es,ern markets with negroes-a monopoly
which enables them to sell their great staple at
81 600 per head for likely grown persons, while he
would agree to furnish as good with Free Trade IN
any quantity for 5000 each He saysit all stuff to
talk of adherence for the Slave-Trade, while Slater
& Co. of Baltimore, and that big dealer at Washing
ton who bad the Polk, Dallas and Texas flag flying
from his Slave pen through the Presidential contest
are prosecuting it in open day, under the protection
of the U. S. army and navy. If our Government
will really suppress the SlaveTrade, he will acqui-
esce bat not he insists that it IS far better 10 find
human merchandise among the pagan, brutal, fight
ing savages Of the African coast than among the
Christian civilized hsbitations of Virginia and Ma
ryland, where wives have prejudice against being
sold away from their husbands and children. If the
Trade is to go and the Tariff to come Off, ne
asks for Free Trade. Why not?
These are but few items. Hurrah for Free
Trade
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the case under consideration Mr.. Hunter frequent
IL explained during the delivery OF MI paVls

-
Is explained during the delivery OF Nj Da' Is
speech.
Mr. HAMLIs again stated his objections.
Mr.BAYLY OF Virginia defended the notion glvihS
instructions and made q reference 10 tae secretary
of State of Florida. having returns IN his
sufficient 10 secure Mr.. Brockcnbroush e!ecton
when the certificate was given 20 NJ. Cabel! lie
cared nothing for precedeats be went for the Con-
stitution OF the ni;ed States and for the secretary
OF Florida.
Mr.. GRAHAM of y C. made some remarks in
favor of referring the matter without Instructions
Mr. CABELL replied 10 Mr. BAYLY. He said that
he was confident; when the Committee reported
that it would appear tina, he bad legal return, and
that he also had majority OF the legal votes cast in
the las, election He frequently referred 10 the
claims OF his friend Mr.. BRocKESBRoUGH." He
thought the Secretary OF the State of Florida knew
as much of the laws o. Florida as the gentleman
from Virginia
Mr.. ScHExK of Ohio observing it was as much
rs he could do to keep track otthe laws OF ms own
State withou, mnutely studying those OF other
States proceeded TO discuss the question nj length
and distinctly
Mr.. MrLroy BRowy of Tenn. said that the
amount of the motion TO grant instruction was SIM
ply this that they wished TO turn oct the primo ia
Gle occupant appoint his competitor 10 his place and
then inquire who really did own the seat.
The question was then decided-and the motion
being put that the memorial be referred to the Com
mittee on Elections il passed.
The Yeas and Nays were called on the motion 10
accompany with instructions. The result was
Yeas IS, Nays 100. So the Instructions were not
given.
A motion was here made to appoint committee
10 examine whether any seats were occupied by
members elected by the general ticket system con-
;rary 10 law. A motion was made TO lay this on the
table and at this point the House adjourned til TO-