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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May 20 7. M
In senate.


WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, May 2O-6s T. Nj.
In senate.
The Committee on Finance reported the bill
making appropriations for the support Of the West
Point Academy, with amendments. Mr.. Turney
offered resolution instructng the Committee on
Military to enquire into the expediency of limit
ing to the age of 60 years persons who may re-
ceive military appointments.
Mr.. Sturgeon presented the proceedings OF a
meeting held in Easton, Pennsylvania, in favor OF
sustaining the administration in the war with
Mexico
Mr.. Woodbridge presented the resolutions of
the Senate of Michigan, against leasing United
States mineral lands on Lake Superior
motion was made 10 print, which brought up
the merits ofthe question.
discussion arose on this motion, in which
Messrs. Webster Breese, Cass, and Woodbridge,
took part.
The motion 10 print was carried
The Senate then took up the amendments re-
ported by the Committee on Commerce to the bill
for fixing the value of certain foreign coins at Gus
tom houses.
House or Representatives
lhs body alter the transaction of varions other
business, went INTO Committee of the Whole, and
took up the bill making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic lists The motion to strike
out the appropriation for the Clerk of the Meteoro-
logical Department was discussed with much
warmth. Mr.. Adams supported, and Messrs
Jones, of Georgia, and Rathbun, of New York,
opposed the appropriation. The latter gentleman
IS now speaking, and is going against sundry, if
not all, scientific and costly experiments
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BILLIARDS.

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON Qste Enpirsh h Bas
clay street, near the Aston House.MICHAEL, long
, h,S.' h his snds and billiard player ia
ismen where they will find in frat order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in the CITY, with good attendance He
respectfully invites call from his friends. Gentlemen
p part, :, wishing to Play BY shsmselyss have able
hnd the bar well supplied with the bes o liquors segaEs
my6 Imer MICHAEL PHELAN.
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DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently cons lted 1t his
- old office, g. Gold street. Fulton Beekman,
on al diseases Of delicate his being mild
days. 81 ~ -l1--17 -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, IN.
sing from too frequent indegencs q the passions 9 nd
ally confirmed impotency engage the Dr rcte srfentoa
his object being the system mentally and bodily
that state Of yigor nature originally designed.
STICTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least caused by malee
Of unintated dicai pretsnde sostes BY tie
neglect ofthe parties themselves. by the Dr. ehsctusly
cured without pain nconv enience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising S.r
the city, guarantees perfect made
Letters post paid enclosing Fee Immediately attend to,
States.
Once 50 Gold street. Open from "a. M. tosP.M.
m -
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be had upon the BILL he would move that 1t be informal
Mr. sImxoss defended the law of cheap hostages. and
Mr.. srrIcHr-Yes sir; We viii come to that by and
The bill was ON notion laid aside informally and the
Senate resumed the bill OF five millions for payment Of
claims of American citizens, arising from
FRENCH sroiLArioSs.
prior to 1900 or 1901
Mr. MonrnrAp took the floor defence Of the justice
of these claims and In exposition Of the duty Of the
vernment pay them lie said that he felt, in rising
the discussion Of this subject than ordinarily i'm
pressed with OF the righteous demands of these
claimants upon the immediate action of the government
These claims had been before the for nearly
half a century and no decision had been rendered
whether you intended pay them or not MIR.
Morehead then proceeded to deliberate review Of the
whole question from the treaty Of alliance between
France and the United States in ITS down to the
1900 and thence to the present time. He spoke with his
CHARACTERISTIC rapdy and animation Of manner and with
summing together OF historical facts and deductions
bearing upon the question: which made his remarks
tended through couple OF hours great interest and in
Mr. and the senate S
journed.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
The House went into Committee OF the whole
Mr. Com in the Chair, and took up the army APP
preparation bill.
Mr.. TIBBErrs, of Kentucky, spoke for an hour,
and maintained that the war with Mexico ought
to be vigorously prosecuted to u glorious termna-
tion He is replying, in the course Of his speech,
to the assaults made by Mr.. G. Davis and Mr..
Gridder, of Kentucky, upon the administration
for bringing this war upon us.
Mr.. Dromgoole of Va, followed and defended
the administration and the majority in Congress
for voting in haste upon the war bin. Mr.. D. CT
ed as precedent the embargo act of 1907, which
was passed the same day Mr.. Jefferson recon-
mendcd it TO Congress.
Mr.. WASHINGTON Hunt, Of New York, obtained
the floor, amid quite scramble for it, and is now
speaking. The debate closes in halfan-hour, and
the bill will be sure to pass.
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WAN ED,
A FEW active Young Men 90 South or West,
$500 and above their will be them
writing with an opportunity OF clearing 900 per year.
some men now IN our employ will no doubt make over
per year CLEAR Of all Each will have his
s2 $50 obtain good fitting out Apply at FRENCHS
Publishing Hall 2s3 Broadway mp stairs Once of the Flag
CON STIPATIO
(COSTIVENESS) Ms @n
DESTROYED
Without Medicines, injections, or Baths. Dis
corey Recently made tn Frdmce,
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DR.. EVANS.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE-Dr. Evans, No. II
Peck Slip Water street, n Y has been more than
forty the successful surgery
particularly in curing Perfectly those desperate or
variety OF diseases old obstinate ulcers
Ia the throat structures &c. caused by malpractice Of
the greasst for the unfortunate choose
enced ia this city his practice CREST his success asonsh
ing after they have been expelled from the hospa!s
incurabe. His Offices well for privacy Call
70 Peck Slip, and be convinced His charges
able. aud all c,ses guaranteed. myfI Itsrc
LEfT-OrF Wardrobe AND FURNITURE
WANTED. ff
THE highest price can be obtained sd,e; md gentlemen
By sending line to the subscribers residence,
through the Pos, Once will b promptly attended TO-
Ladies can be attended TO BY Mrs. J. Levenstyn
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DomestIc I,nv,ort.tIons

ArALAcHicoLA-Brg Gen Wison-262 bales cotton Spot
ford, Tileson Co-87 d Hurbut x Co-5o Colomb s
lssnP Bsonson-loo sack, peanuts Tamaa-l DO,
mdse Matsby & Starr-l Dbl c Williams boxes Perkins
Brooks White-f box w Crocker-l box H Waine s
Son-1 box j Bulands-1 trunk Kelly.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
w SPIES CO., having removed to 81 Maiden Lane,
IA Qaer large and we'll assorted stock Of Hsrdwsrs Cut
erv, 0vns and 0un Matsvs BY s impcsfions e
sxsnsly low priees Tor cash approved payer e nsfh
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MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAPS.
THE respectfully calls the attention the
military public to his Apartment Of Military Equipments
and Bsyons. scabbsrd. Of every variety. Country
new companies, will be supplied with samples.
-. FIRE CAPS, FIRE CAPS. < -
u assortment ofevery variety constantly hand and
made to order at the shortest notice.
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To MAkRlkD LADIESr-A secret Worth kaQymg--
a Apply for further particulars 70 Dr. Gu. MONTEL,
lower pot enes No lss abe frcn the once unese they
NE poSt paid. = ssinsrs
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CASILE GARDEN.
MUSICAL SOlREES containing the finest o
The PUBLIC may here enjoy themselves in the largest
most magnificent Saloon the world, cooled by crcua
ieuntan surrounded by shrubs and howers there also
external gallery and promenade cxclud
great heat aud yet admit full Of refreshing from
the while the varied enchanting prospect around
may be viewed without obstruction from
found to communicate with this grand and ulequaed pro
menade, afording full convenience for thousands.
u,,,,, ApM N::i rwES . cEsTs.
May II, 22 and 20.
The evenings entertainments will commence with gran
Overture, by the Orchestra
Montrose Waz.Labtzky, Norfolk Polka-Labitzky.
The FIRST part will conclude With Overture to Fra Diavoo
lntemisson OF half hour for promenade Refreshments
and to view the varied and OF 100 Cosmoamss
Alter which, the Overture of Gusave; lie Bal Masque
Soldiers Waltz, JOS. Lanner
Grand Coliseum March.
Freudenfest Gallop-Kuhner.
70 eSnfTas yh the Grand T 0vsTSIe
THE DESERT REPEATED.
Z Symphony THE l DESERT ER; Will b produced
At the TABERNACLE, on THURSDAY EVENING,
FRIDAY EVENING, the 22nd inst, and SATURDAY
EVENING, the 23rd inst,
Commencing s Mr. elSi EE pE si the direction Of
Inc SOLO parts ' Mr. sef RoBT GEO. PAIGE
Tickets 50 cents each, for sale the usual places
Nb-Ihe gentlemen comprising the chorus respect
my20 itsr H. MElGS, 446 Broadway
A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON=Dodworths Comet Band viii! perform ever,
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June and,
mys smsrc ''''N'e WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor
no VOCALISTS MUSICIANS AND THE THEATRI
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De
Nv spectully informs the members Of the Musical and
M % ,hat ne VIII nave uined ms engage
vices travelling agent musical professor band
Of artists Of acknowledged talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Csadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
aud made with those details
statistics and useful
be believes that his services will advantageous
party with whom he may engage. '0@-'
Letters addressed w Corbyn Manager the Swiss Bell
Ringers, Of Sol Smith, EsQ, theatre Louis No. IL
mailed May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention at that time. ais tire
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MAY i9-BRoxERs BoARp-3 shares Norwich & Worces.
Ter Railroad, 4 % 90, 81 70 Long island Rsilrod SIX
o,k do Boston and Providence Railroad. ios 100 do East
srcoSp BoAsps.ooo Phadelphi. and Reading Railroad
Bond ds no in. 7s 100 do Long Island Railroad
DIS, 3lk ~
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ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMER
CAMBRIA.

SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The "second edition. of the New
York Morning News Of The 9th inst,
furnishes notice Of the arrival of this
vessel on the day previous. The fol-
loving archie principal items Of in.
tereSt:
sRufns Prime, Esq, of New York, is
a passenger in the Cambria, and bearer
afdespalches from the United States
Legation in Paris 10 the. Department Of
State.
The corn market continues to riso,
and The averages TO fail.
The produce markets remain in a
tolerably healthy condition.
The American Provision trade does not
present much activity.
American wool appears TO command
much attention.
Trade in the manufacturing district
is down.
Steamship Great Britain from Now
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FEE LOWER.
q AZ a "a Q : EE6.
Fourth volume commencing on the
.21st Of Sept. "i844.
A WEEKLY MAGAZINE
OF TaEes, Eseetry, EegeEads,

WIT, ROMANCE AND ART,~
Edited by sgnA SAirrH, aal Published by S. d.
d. DERN s. G.. Ma l23 FultaA ST., New Y ok,
Wnhour intending or wishing 70 dis
parage other works, the publishers
plead guilty to the charge OF attempts
ING 70 make the Rover The best the
cheapest for the price, among the varl.
Gus periodicals Of the country. Each
weekly number contains sixteen large
pages of beautifully printed choice mat
Ter, with beautiful steel engraving,
and is done up in highly embellish-
ed illuminated cover. making two vol
uues a yeur, comprising $50 pages and
So, steel plates.
The work has now iyedIo an agoto
give it in some degree a character to
Speak for itself, and TO warrant conf
dence in its stability, We prefer not
10 sound enr own praises, but let our
works, if. they will praise US. We
have fabored hard to make magazine
for the great mass of the community,
that should be the best that could posi-
bly be offered for tho price, combining
amusement with instruction, dissent
mating taste for the arts and encour-
aging a wholesome and elevated lltera-
ature. sF
How far we have been successful in
the attainment of these objects does not
become US to say. That The Rover has
heen sustained by the public, through
its infancy and up to the present time,
although leftto make its own way m
the world without any extraneous AID
or influence. is accommodating OF
It's character and an evidence OF public
sentiment ineits favor, which makes us
both gratifed and grateful. without
ANY material change in the plan oil the
work we.shall enter upon the fourth
volume Of lheswork with steady pur-
nose TO Sustain It's interest and useful
ness, and to embrace every oPportnhi-
t ~ 4 10 increasethe value iofthe work.
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Inscription money free olcharge.
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Mail Arrangements,

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and Saturdays AT II O'Clock noon, aad depart
tor Memphis ut i O'Clock the same days.
The Mail from Oxford arrives on Wedges
day evenings, at 7so'clock, and departs tuesday
mornin at O'Clock.
The Mail from Carrolton, arrives Thursday
evenings at O'clock, and departs on Monday
mornings at 5 o'clock. =
The Mail for Carrollton closes on Sunday ove-
nings at 8 O'Clock.
The Mail for Oxford closas on MondHy sere-
nings at 8 O'Clock.
The Mail for Memphis CLOSES on Tucseay'
Saturdays at II O'Clock noon.
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Or Fashion P1qtesEat,.a


That Is we shall give as many Embellishments
on plate besides, =.
And in order that our lady subsrribefs. nas be
acquainted wi the novelties of the das.,s VIC
shall publish as soon as they Gene out. in our
''Honfe departments new receipts in Cookery.
new styles III Embroidery, new pattars for Lace
Work &c,
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and tnain,ained by the publishes, enables him to
/ offer a Magazine, inaeveTy respect equal to the
Fold three dollar magazines atone-thifd less cost
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agent, the Publisher offers the following terlnscoe
parsons disposed to club, viz.
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OLD HvNKERs.-The following graph
ic picture of an sold Hunkern is ta-
ken from the United States Journal, the
organ of the Young Democracy in
Washington City Gin. Gaz.
OLD DEMONSTRATION you see q
Democrat old and shop worn, bigoted
as a puritan, and clamish as a high
lander turning up his, nose at every
thing that is presented TO his consider
alton, whether il besgood or bad in IL
sell, provided !, runs counter 10 the
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RETRENCHMENr- AND REFORM

INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM.
a bill to reduce the salary of certain
pu bile officers has passed a4hird read
ing in the House Of Representatives..
The biil.proviaes that the Secretary
of State shall receive, per annum 800
COMPTROLLER 1900
treasurer LOO
Governor 1900
Chancellorss and Circuit Court Judg-
es. s-s- s.y. 800
Attorney General 800
Members of Assembly first so days
of each session, 81 pei day; next 80
days S. alter 80 days only So per
day; and So for every twenty five miles
travel to and from the seat of Govern
ment.
Speakers Clerks and Door-keepers
reduced in the same proportion.
Keeper of the Peniientary 1000
Deputy Keeper and Clerk, each 500
Physician 600
Turkeys 25o
President and Cashier Of Bank of
Tennessee, each - 1000
Clerks of principle Bank 500
Teller 1000
Cashiers Of Bfanches 500
Presidents of Branches goo
Judges of the Supreme Court 900
All fixed salaries TO be paid quarter
ly, as heretofore.
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oREeoS.-The annexed paragraph
is.from the Boston Post OF yesterday.
1t is important, il true.s But why the
information should reachs us first by
way of Boston, we cannot understand
Charleston Patriot.
Aeportam!-We have good ground
Tor believing that the English. govern
ment will Immediately recall Mr..
Packenham, who, it's understood, has
been placed hers De combat in the ne
gotiationuaabout Oregon withy Bu-
chanan. and send a new minister to
this country 10 adjust the differences
between the two nations upon more Ii
beral terms than have Heretofore been
insisted upon by Great Britain.
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PANoLA, NII, sATURpAY, JANUARY B. SIG

people will stand by the president npon.
that question, in defending ours rights
to Oregon, but then what are our rights!
That IS The qaestionthatis, MT easy to
decide.
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JAMES c.. JONES has been mentioned
as The probable candidate Of the wing
party lor. Vice President in 1848. We
hope he may be selected. fhe should,
he will have one warn and 'ardent sup
porter at least; and we opine many
thousands ofsthem. He is one of. the
ablest, most *giorious, whole souled
wings in the Union. lie is every inch
"a man--Natehez Courier.
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That IS lhe'eaesti0n thatis.n It easy to
The Northern ,pepers say that tho
presidents messageshad little or no eff.
feet upon'the money marker
= .@as 2.
The following paragraph from an
exchange paper, gives. Us the clearest
insight into the affairs Of Oregon thar,
of any thing we have seen.
The Hudson Bay Colnpany's bark
Cowltz, at Honolulu, brought inieHi.
geuee ftom Ofegon.City, 10 the eath
July, Inclusive. q her Americans have
full possession Of the country soath of
itheseoiufnbia. Being in the. majority,
land under a Republican .eeustilution
1ssimior TO that Of tie Terriforgsof Iowa,
the -Anleficahs in Oregon. .elect all Of
tficefsssof goveraneni, appoint Judges
| and adniihisler the laws. The servants
of thesIIsdsoa's Bay. Company 4avor
Independence. and nlefnber.of. mlluen.
tialsA1nerieans have taken the. same
side. < .'Ig.ss - s,sss..t s.ss /.
! Pa rites are said 10 be very nearly
balanced on the question of maintafiti ag
asepalate government. .independena of
h'he United States and England. and if
"a sufficient number of Americans cansbe
Persuaded to join the indepents and turn
The sea.e, i is Proposedsa declaration
of independence, taking in the whole
Fteffaory indisnute, the Hudson Bay
! CQmpany 10 cede the forts and trading
posts to the new government. This
movement is sustained and justified on
the ground of the settlers having soc.
Fcupied and improved wilderness i'm
which the Hudson Bay Company OF
London has been mere hunter or tenn
porary resident, ana over which Meth.
er the government of the United States
nor that of Great Britain exercises the
rights ofsovereignty.
DUErlNG.-A fellow in Alabama, feel.
ing honor wounded, sent uehafenge4o a.
member Of the Legislature from Bar
.bour county. but the first thing he knew,
he dideft know any hing, bal when
he walked up he iound himself couv.c-
ted and sentenced 10 the PeniteHtary.
But that not healing bis iacerated hon
or, he broke .iaitand is, ere this pre-
sent writing, safe and sound in that
youthful republic now glittering Iumin.
ously IL the fer South; Or in other
words, the gentleman sloped for Texas
The deficiency in the P. Office re.
vinue during the past fiscal year is
a million and a quarter Of dollars.
Flour.-The CINCINNATI Gazette Of
Dee. llth quotes -four in thai market
at 5,l5, 5,l24 and 500 per barrel.
Two or three members Of the Legis.
lature have promised TO keep US regn.
larly advised of the doings OF that be.
dy. We shall therefore be- able to
give our readers atleast letter once
pc: week containing the gist of the
proceedings Of tina. body.
lNBIANA.-The. Legislature of this
State went into an election for United
States. Senator on the 9th inst, which
resulted as follows:
Blight, Democrat, SO
Marshalhswhig, 66
Scattering. g
: ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
CAMBRIA.
Sixteen DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The s'second edition. of the New
York Morning News Of The 9th inst,
furnishes a notice ofth arrival of this
vessel on the day previous. The fol-
lowing archie principal items of in
tereSt:
Rufus Prime, Esq, of New York, is
:, ,,,eco,,uar :, tbo r.. =, AL l,oo -or
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The Northern ,pepers say that the
presidents messageshad little or no eff.
feet uPonsthe money market,
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PETERSON'S LADIES'
National Ia ga sip e.
MAGNIFICENT VOLUME FOR 1915

EDITED By MRs. ANN S. srrrAENs.
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lNBIANA.--The. Legislature of this
State went into an election for United
States. Senator on the 9th inst, which