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DRIrIrApN

Died, at Rich-NecL, Warwick Co, Va, on
Wednesday. the eth May, Mrs. ELIZABETH Cua-
IT'S, wife OF Thomas Cay Curtis, aged 6ity-sx
years, leaving an adeclonae husband and Two
daughters 10 deplore their irreparabe loss. But,
alas all flesh must die She was for many
years consistent and pious member ofthe regu-
lar Baptist Church. Her remains were attended
10 The family burial ground, in Fsh-Neck, York
Co by number of her neishbors and friends,
expressing their deep lamentations for the de-
parted, and deep sympathy for her surviving IA.
miIy and friends. The consolation IS, hat they
sorrow not as those who have no hope, for il
they believe thai Jesus died and rose again, even
30 Them, also, who sleep in Jesus will God bring
with him
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9

MIR. Archer defended the resolution, and ex-
pressed his surprise at the argument advanced
by the friends of General Gaines, that the Senate
ought not TO inquire, in a crisis like the present.
into an exercise OF power in defiance Of the law
and the constitution.
A long and animated discussion was continued
by Messrs. johnson, Crit,enden, Webster and
others, until five o'clock, when Mr.. Calhoun mo-
we'd to lay The whole matter on the table.
This molten failed, yeas II, nays SO. The reso-
luton, with some modification, was then adopted,
after which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion Of Mr. Daniel OF North Carolina,
the special order territorial bills) was postponed
until Monday next
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr.. Boyd Of Kentucky in The Chair, and
took up the calendar of private bills.
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VOLUME XLiII.-NUAlBF.R l2.

THE BOMB SHE'LL AN UNCERTAIN
WEAPON.-Gen. Cadwaiadcl and detach-
mcnt OF the Philadelphia Grey; proceeded 10
League Island yesterday, with twelve round
hewllZer, for The purpose OF prac Using al tar
gel with Hubbells improved Tomb SHE'LL
Whether from unforeseen accident alniscalcula-
ton OF The length of the tusee or Il inherent de-
tscts Of the hollow explosive shot regard TO the
difficulty OF timing the explosion, Il e attempt pro-
we'd failure, and illustrated nothing but the pro-
verbal uncertainty OF this kind oil war missile
But TWO shells were fired, and they burst almoft
as soon as they left The muzZle, o The no small
establishment Of those who worked The piece. l.
The target remained uhinjured. The fault. *
course, was in the she'll and rot in the gun or The
gunDers. The latter were perfectly satisfied with
the experiments, and concluded that il was best
not 10 continue them.
A similar experiment with the ordinary bomb
shell was tried some years since al Old Point
Comfort, IN presence OF Mr.. Poinse,t, then Sc
creiary OF War, and several distinguished gen.
t!emen connected with the United States Govern
ment An accomplished officer of The service SUI !.
perintenced The operations, with view 10 show
The efficiency OF this mode Of warfare, and the
ease with which ships and towns could be blown
10 atoms. The mortar battery had been duly
prepared, the target fixed The mortar loaded with
an enormous she'll, and tie Secretary directed 10
Fix his eye upon The object OF attack, and observe
the effect; Whiz. bang went the gun And, in
good truth, The effect was such as 10 surprise ell
hands, including The Secretary Of War, for the
bomb exploded when ii had gore bu, Short dis.
lance from The party, scattering line fragments
among them, tearing up the earth, and filling he
atmosphere with smoke
will your exceency Try ano,het?' asked the
operator with admirable GOODNESS.
mo, sir; am perfectly satisfied with his
promptly returned the Secretary.
The tact is it proved that the bombs, as pro-
Iecliles are almos. as dangerous 10 those who
use them as 10 those against whom they are used.
Phil Ledger.
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~wrNTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1916.
SENATE.


u, Surgeon presented a petition from tne pre-
M ,m u Of The baroue Pons, lately condemn
sem w." .nt az SLAYER al Philadelphia, praying
- he name OF the vessel may be changed 70
.T1,,;,lia." Referred to the Committee on Com-
neCe. ,,,;n, rnor The
o...,ien, 10 communicate 10 the Senate whe'her
80 officer OF The Army has, during Inc past or
...saot year. called upon The States Tor militia or
n,,sers without sufficient authority tnerelori
=; ;fso what number have been thus called ior,
=. whether said calls have been connlermanded.
Air Cas- said he referred 10 The calls made BY
,.n Gaines, and read statement by which u
',r.arsi ha, he had called for upwards OF $4,000
ans which would cos, over 900, 600 OF dollars.
IA had made appointments OF staff-ofhcers and
s,rs for which he had no authority whatever.
Il did TO, mean TO cast any reflections upon The
-rlyes OF General Gaines, for he knew him 10 be
Gallant and meritorious officer-but he certain
: had acted very unfortunately. Gen. Taylor
al full authority 10 call for any aid that he might
rant, and Gen. Gaines was not authorised 10
nike any call whatever.
Ia answer TO question put BY MIR. Archer, Mr.
r,,s said that General Gaines had been ordered
Washington.
After some further conversation the resolution
~
Kin probably give rise 10 an interesting debate.
Mr.. Davis presented memorial from citizens
\: he town and county Of Alexandria, praying
.-s senate 10 amend or reject the bill from the
House Tor the retrocession Of Alexandria Re
erred 10 the Committee on the District of Co
,,nba
one or two reports we're made from commit
&c, and the Senate then took up the Post Office
Appropriation Bill
4 long debate eusued, in which MessTs.
Speighi, Huntington, Simmons Atchison, Crit
,Dden. Morehead, Haywood, Wes,cott, Miles,
I'D others took part.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The special order TERRITORIAL business) was
,osponed until the supplementary War bill
.aould be disposed Of
TIE House then proceeded 10 vote upon the
amendments adopted in Committee OF the Whole,
Al Of which were roncurred in, and The bill was
.eai a third time and passed-ayes ll9, noes 50.
This bill provides for the appointment OF one
s;d.ional major general aad two brigadier &C.
-sra.-.o be reduced when the war shall end.
The remainder Of the bill enters Into details as TO
re organization OF the forces 10 be called into SER
Tye, Sc.
A motion was made 10 reconsider the vote, and
he House refused to reconsider.
Mr.. G. Davis offered a resolution that the vo-
,n,eers called into The service arc militia, over
saou the President has no power to appoint Of
|:cers
A motion 10 suspend The rules was made, TO
allow the resolution 10 be received, and was re-
sciei-ayes SO, nays 1903.
The house lhen went into Committee OF the
Whole. MIR. McClelland, OF Mich, in the Chair,
aud proceeGed with the consideration of Terrific
.al business, which consumed the remainder of
3s session.
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MEETING OF TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE
IEGISLATURE

The Legislature Of New Hampshire met on
Wednesday, The Sd Of June. The regular Demo
cratic members nominated Samuel Swasey, OF
Haverbi, for Speaker and the clerks OF last year.
The independent Democrats nominated John P.
Hale, OF Dover, as Speaker, Thomas J. Harris as
Clerk, and Cyrus X. Sanborn as Assistant Clerk.
The Wing members met in caucus, and resolved
10 support The nomination OF The independents
The election resulted thus:
Henry B. Rust, of Woliboro, Dem, had J
George G. Fogg, OF Gilmanton, Ind, had 2
Samuel Swasey, oil Haverhill, Dem, had llS
John P. Hale Of Dover, Ind, had l39
and was elected.
Harris and Sanborn were elected by lio votes.
Only one member chosen 10 the Legislature was
absent.
There wero bu, FIVE Senators present al The
opening OF The Legislature, six only having been
chosen By The people, and one being absent, The
TWO Houses in Convention proceeded 10 I'LL the
vacancies in the Senate The following persons
were chosen: In Senate district No 5, James Y.
Parker; in No. 5, William w. Rollins in No. 6,
ARENAS Harmon; in No. 7, Timothy Abbott; in
No. Q, Nathan Kinssbury 10 No. II, lrenus
Hamillon-all Wings. ~ -,
II is pretty certain that Coihy, wing, WIZ o.
chosen Governor by he legislature, and John ?.
Hale will be relurnedi the United States Senate
[!Ne,r York Erensng Post
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THE MECHANIC ARTILLERY.-H az
fords U. great satisfaction 10 publish this morning
the patriotic rrocccdings OF the Mechanic Arlil-
lery Company (Capain Talbot) OF our town.
They have rendered their services 10 the Execn-
tive, and if called 10 The field, will no doubt serve
with efficiency and honor. We hope The other
military corps of our town will be prompt 10
evince tire same patriotic spirit.
[Lyne1LMrg RepnJllean.
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Our Washington correspondent, in note da-
ted yesterday evening, says: at is said OF truth
thai no dispatches containing any instructions 10
settle the Oregon question were received by the
last >tcamer."-l Bait dnlcrica,,, June 6.
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From the Nep York Express, June 5.
FROM HAVANA.

GENERAL ALMoNTE NOT GONE TO EUROPE.
IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN.
We h;ve the Diario Of May 26,h but in our
files we find nothing later from Mexico. The
"Diaro" carefully records all our disasters on The
Rio Grande, up 10 The rou Of Captain Walkers
Rangers but had not heard Of the contest OF The
9Th and 9th May.
Several Mexican merchant vessels had gone
into Havana and other ports OF Cuba, in order 10
escape the American squadron.
Gen. Almonle was still al Havana. and had so
far declined going on his mission to Europe Ii
may be that be has received his recall from Gen.
Paroles.
The Diario Of the Dist had received, BY The way
of Sisal, dates from Menda, The capital Of Yucca
tan TO the 9Th ofMay.
The old Legislature ASSEMBLY has been dis
solved, and a new and extraordinary Congress
was in session. Ii was opened with The greatest
solemnity by Miguel Barhachano, who was APP
pointed Governor ad interim by the Assembly and
has since been elected Governor OF Inen,nn, 10y
the Congress Barbuchano, in his opening adj
dress, made a long discourse upon The relations
Of Yucatan with Mexico.
The new Congress is aciing entirely inderen-
dent OF Mexico, laying Tariff OF lis own, and
passing laws OF its own, and detailing such other
measures as are necessary nr an independent
government and an independent people. One OF
their objects is by Tariff 10 protect the industry
OF Yucalan.
Three persons were appointed on secret for
eien mission, ria HE United States, Although
the Government did not openly declare that these
officers were 10 visit Washington for the pur-
pose of enquirng into The STEPS necessary 10 pro-
cure annexation, yet this was we'll known TO be
the object This step has found great favor with
The people, and although The mission was RIA The
United States 10 some other country, YET it was
well understood.
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THE MILITARY sPIRIT.-ll IS impossi-
bic for Us 10 group in our columns one-!enlh Of
The military movements which are pervading The
nation. Every Slate is preparing 10 pour forth
lis volunteers Nor is The effort confined 10 me
people. Some Of their representatives. are ieehns
The war spirit and exchanging lnelr sea's 10 me
Legislature for The tented held. zen. fnse' rom
M;ssrpri Gov. Yell, Of Arkansas, and Mr.. Ba-
ter Wing member from Illinois, have left
Congress Tor the West, 10 serve in The field
"Wes,ward, no." is the signal, and hundreds are
repairing TO tie camp!-[UntoH.
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We hold opinions with the Wheeling Times.
We were among those who opposed the mode
and manner al he admission of Texas into the
Uni Union but having been admitted, having become ';
s.ar ii our bright and glorious galaxy, her soil
is onr soil her government our government, her
people on. people, and her destiny our destiny
.rbe Hood that fows within her borders is as
nnre and as kindred as any within the borders OF
he old thirteen. The question is mol now who
did wrors or what uas right, Persona, as wen
as national honor demands that each should 40
MI within his sphere TO promote our counlry's
cauee and vie.ory.-[ Alexandria Gafesk
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Some Of the Wing presses in The North, and
some Of their correspondent: in this CITY, are
running ahead of the developed faeI', and at,
tempting 10 produce an impression thai Genefal
Scot, has been il-used By the Administration;
and. to use the language oi,he Pittsburgh Chrsni-
Gle ,' ina, "ths motive. Imputed to the Adminisra-
ton, either directly or by implication is an nm
willingness to put that distinguished and able
citizen and soldier in position which woula
enable him TO win new honor and popularity"
We have no, seen the correspondence which has
passed between General Scott and the Secretary
Of War. and which has SO often been ainded to Z!
BY the Wing presses; but as the Senate has thls
day passed resolution calling for copy CT n,
,ve nresume il will be forthcoming, and that the
public shall thus have an opportunity OF seeing
how far The attempts made by some OF The wing
writers, to pre1udica'e the course OF The Admins
ration, are consistent with the faes q lac case.
Washington Union
During the year 1915, the Bap,Is, m n
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Some Of the Federal press are laboring very
earnestly 10 make il appear that the war with
Mexico is party measure, brought on by the
Administration. If they were wise they might
save themselves all uneasincss on this point
IHev need never fear being charged with the orr
gin Of any ACT, having for its object The vindca-
ton OF our national rights and honor! Their
conduct for the last half century in advocating in
variably the anti-American side Of every ques-
ton of dispute between this and foreign govern
ments, will ever constitute, in the eyes OF the
American people, and the world, an indispulabe
evidence OF their freedom from any snch offence!
While The Democratic party deeply regret 10 see
patty politics mixed up in mater involving the
national safely and honor-while they would be
much gralifed 10 see all party distinctions merged,
and one common feeling OF patriotism uniting and
animating the American people, they will not
nevertheless shrink from the issue attempted 10 be
forced upon them by their opponents. II they de-
sire il shall be Democratic war, let it DC such.
If they desire the Administration shall be held re-
sponsible for its existence and consequences, let
il be so. The Administration is not DESTROYS Of
shrinking from any oflhe responsibilities involv-
ed. 1t is prepared to share both The glory and the
disgrace OF The conflict. If il ha, involved the
country IN war, il is able and determined 10 sue
cessrully execute it. 1t is a just and honorable
war. and while il will cover with glory the
American arms it will shed undyiug honor on ths
Administration OF Mr.. Polk
[Lunehburg Republican.
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During the year 1915, The Baptist mis'.ona-
rio, in Burmah baptized upwards Of GOO karesns
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MEXICANS AT REINosA.-A leuer was
received in this civ yesterday, (says The New
Orleans Times May 30;h,) by an individual
well represented on The theatre OF war, which
states that The Mexicans had concentrated their
forces at Reinosa, town, distant about seventy
miles from Malanioras. Here they purpossd
making stand
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city, il was discovered that Arisla with his forces
had departed, leaving only the mounted batteries
All Inc moHars and such OF The military appara-
JUS as could not be removed, in their haste 10
escape were thrown into the wells. A party from
our army went on; TO reconnoiter Immediately
after the entrance OF Maramoras, and overlook
portion OF the rereaing Mexicans, twenty two Of
whom were made prisoners. 1t is understood that
Arista's head quarters are at San Fernando,
about ninety miles distant from Matamoras."
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