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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

WHAT WILL THEY DO NEXT.-The Con-
venlion ordered the printing OF 1000
copies of sermon delivered on the death
of one Of their members. We doub, The au-
thorily Of the Convention TO legislate away
The money Of the people for any purpose
whatever. They were constituted 10 make
Constitution, and nothing else, and the
money necessary 10 this end were appropr:.
aied, and when they appropriate money
for any purpose whatever, however merit
oiious or praisewor.hy, they are doing an
&C, in our opinion. for which they Fave no
more authority than we have.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

The gain in ,he Anii-rent counties. for
Young, compared with the vote for Wri.h
IN i644, is nearly as much as Young's ma
loriiy in The State.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

@ The new governor Of New York is
reported 10 he dangerously SEX lie is
said 10 be suffering with hemorrhage oil
the lungs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

The DEATH PENALTY.-Af,er two O,
three days discussion OF the article repor.
Ted on this subject, the Convention we learn
finally determined 10 leave Inc matler TO
the Legislature.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

SouTurorT FIRE DrPARTMENT.-Ths
Nep4rmcn, is already pretty cfiicicn,ly or
poni2ed, under the commend of II. B Iljns
dale, chief eng uoer. The Hook aud Lad
der Company are well provided wi h eff
coni ma'cria! for service, and The Engine
Company, hare received their Engine, or
desed sometime since, The Engine is a
beautiful one, and was nied for the fist
time Oh Friday last 1t proved itself to he
most powerful in lis action, and commanded
aud manned as it is, must be highly efficient
and sufficient for any cd nary contlagranon.
In these companies, Southport we imagine,
is as we'll protected, from 6:c, as any town
Of It's size IN the western country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

The HOME JOURNAL, is The title Of a
Family Newspaper now issued by Messrs
Geo. p. Morris, and W. p. Wills, at n.
7. CITY. Morris National Press, Of which
this is but new series, many Of our rea-
ders we suppose were acquainted with
It was we think one Of the best literary
sheets in the country, and now we suppose
will be as much better, us The addition OF
the known al2nls OF Mr. Wills, can make
II. Let such of our people as are sending
east for fam ly news and literary papers,
send for the Home Journal. Price s 0C
for The single copy, or thee FOR Eve dol
lars
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

We notice by an advertisement in The
NJ lwaukoe Sentinel, that John J. Speed,
has the right for constructing tho magnetic
telegraph from Bu1'lo to Milwaukee. lie
proposes to visit the line Of the route for
the purpose Of making arrangements to
commence Tie work. He estimates tie
cost Of It, complete, al Sl25 per mile. We
have no doubt bat the Inc will be compile
ted to Chicago very soon, and we trust no
a great while will olapse, before we shal
have il through 10 Milwaukee. That it vii
he extended to that point eventually, is
Maller Of ce.tlinlY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

@ Thanksgiving on THURSDAY next.
The time was enormously stated in our
last.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

o. Ii is ascertained thai tbe American
loss AT the battle and taking Of Monterey
was about 5000 of which was sustain
ed in the attack on the lower par, Of the
city
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

established. And as soon as the contem>
pl a,ed Improvement is consummated, IT Is
believed that cotton lihe raw materially may
be transported to tina, point. and manulac'
irred 10 advantage. So that cotton mans
ufactores may also be profiably establish
ed. Tha, The Touring and numbering bu-
siness will be immense, it is hardly neces
sary 10 i'd, the character OF The Fox river
valley as q wheat raising region. and in
respect to the quality and quantity OF its
timber, being we'll understood. How all
these will swell the tide Of commerce on
this route, and how immense the trade may
become by contributions from other sour.
ces, we shall not attempt TO P1edct. Should
steamboat navigation be effected, as con.
tempIa.ed, from Green Bay TO The Missis
sippi, the lead trade will TO great extent
naturally take this routes well as the sup.
plies of merchandise, &c, from The Allan
tic border, for western Wisconsin and the
upper Mississippi region generally And
who can tell but that before the lapse oil
Two decades Of Yeas, it may be an impor.
iant link of completed chain Of CONNER
cial intercourse between the Pacific and
the Atlantic, bearing the products of Chi
ma ard the Pacific islands TO the Atlantic
border and interior country,and rice rcrsd
But we have sad enough TO give slight
idea Of the importance of this work in
local and general point Of view. And we
have only to shy, in conclusion. hat how
ever much we are in the main opposed 10
works Of internal improvement being IN
der,aken by the State, we should be incli
ned to make this an exception TO the gene
raj rule, for two reasons:
First, because of its great Importance,
and secondly, because. we believe 1t may
be accomplished, within the lime limited,
without mourning public deb! to the ex-
tent Of dollar.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

The Government loan advertised for ,has
been promptly taken on advantageous
terms, with offers of any quantity nors
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

FIsE.-The dwelling house Of Mr.. Jas.
OLanne, in Pike Grove, in this county, was
entirely consumed with lis cor'en.s by FIRE
on Thursday night of last week. The in
mates had barely Time 10 escape, with their
clothing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

Vou Ey b. PALMER, at his Real Estate and
Coal Agencies.
No. %, Plre Street, Philadelphia;
No. 100, Nassau Street, New York:
No. 10. State Street, Boston and Southeast
corner OF baltimore and Calvert Streets, Bali.
mote, Agent for receiving Subscriptions, \ DIVER.
easements for the "TELEoRAPH."
Southport April u, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

u Notwithstanding he heavy MAORI.
i'y in the city Of New York agains, the
amended Constitution, it is believed ,ha,
The new Constitution has been adopted by a
large majority.
Free sutiiage runs greatly behind. The
affirmative and negative votes on this aues,
Ion stand about as 10 9.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-11-25

~ In anohe. column will he found
an explanatory letter from Mr. Steele, with
regard to our report Of Convention pro.
ceedings. We must think our friend is
over sensitive. By reference 10 the only
articles relating to the question, contained
in our paper Of the 4'h. it will be seen that
one Is editorial, and the other an abstract
ofprocecdings made up from our Madison
exchanges. We can hardly suppose any
one suspects Mr.. Steele of writing our
editorials, and as to the abstract, it is hardly
necessary 10 say he has nothing 10 do with
that. All the fault there is belongs TO US,
and if any one suspects US Of designing 10
njure or dc injustice TO any member, we
hope he will dsabuse his mind al once
We mentioned in The abstract, the absence
Of Steele, Dickinson, and Slockwell, and
how we omitted 10 mention that of Mr..
Hall we know not, unless we mstook the
name of another Hall in the Convention,
as being that Of his. We should certainly
have mentioned his absence with The rest,
if we had known il. AS to Messrs. French
and Carter, we designed 10 copy correctly,
and ,h.nk.we did, the error beng in the pa
per from which we copied and no, our own.
We have not room for further explanation,
and can only hope in conclusion, that our
friends will be less caplious, and not sus~
pect every inaccuracy O. some design.
p: S. Since the above was written, we
have examined the abstract Of Convention
proceedings in our paper Of the 4th more
closely, and ind that our report of the vote
given on !he separate submission PROPOSE
ton was correct-ihe names Off ench, Car
ter and Lowell in tie affirmative
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

T~cli.s.. s.i<h. days from Msa.sas. vish ssssz,
..s:: 1::s isG si .:s = ' no. A' 's''' with
Bari Essens. M:":ssld, sen Rio J.nero Ms,eh with
sses. to.w;;y. !!sT fiilsd.iphi.. M - : -
ss S.sss :sI w:s.. 1s fs L: y;s
siii ssi:s NJ. day. from Bs
Brig Peruvian %s,on, is Sys from Carden... vi mo.s-
pas, Ss;oa bas Clio. for New York. sshr Aurora for
bis R:psSiie. Li,ls6.Id from 8. Marks. u: Key West,
Bs bSdsston GnsI Z day: from MsS.iIs WI with ~ias
brig as Gays nom NS with
Brig Esadu.fsg. Mitchell, is days from Buekpor with
Big Harriet Brown days from Boston. with ndss to NJ
sckI Frances Anthony from Kingston JAM vi. Key West,
days where she having been ashore Florida Reef
b. .sS; Eleanor N,wbod days from Bsmu in ballast
Island with VI iaai asIt. 70 IueEe, & Lishiboura.
schr Horatio Ames, Phillips, days from Taunfon, with
sehr Isabella Nicserson Boston. TO Dayton sprasus
Schr Jasper, Hamilton. from Boston, with mdse to Z
sehr Elizabeth. Russell, New Haven. molasses. to Hem.
schr are. Smith, Washington. NC. naval and cot
tor 20 Mitchell a a,v. from R;.huo,d x;,h Ann,
sehs Kempton Osborn, Norfolk, sturges. Cearman
schr Prince tnsw) Elliott Mddletown, CT in ballast
ssST ssS ssissss zssSs DYER Tsy b.1;:s y.s.rl lumber
schr Henry Springer from the wreck Of ship Edgar with
sehI John Van zant. from the wreck of ship Eds1 with
seop Mrchsnt spisE'. Egg HabOr. with hams cotton.
Below,
ship; abrigs-unknswn.
From the Lower Bay. ships New York. for Liverpool Zr
The New York herald., 1846-04-19


have not written you since Monday, a there
has been no change in the markets, and NO news Of
any interest stirring about town of general nature
We have been nearly drowned out Of house and
home here, owing to the tremendous rains which fell
daring the latter part Of last week. and the early part
this week-snd the prevalence Of violent winds on the
lakes causing the in Lake Pontcharran to rise
and back up into the swamp and city For the last two
three days has not rained, but 10 continually very
it. You have long before this will reach you re-
ceived the intelligence Of the return Of Mr. sde fc
Mexico and the arrival Of the American army ON the
banks Of the Rio Grande opposite Matsmoros. The
next news is anxiously looked for as will no doubt
apprize of skirmish with the " brave Mexcans" IL
th any prospect of continued 6ght. and IL
to be the general impression here that there will be,
you will hear Of pretty toerabls smart chance OF
young men making tracks for Mexico in short order !;
there an abundance Of those who in the same
situation with humpy Dick before the battle Of Bos.
worth Field. Their souls are in arms and eager for
the fray"
As the warm weather il approaching, people are be-
ginning to slope towards the NORTH and before many
weeks we shall be thnned out badly The theatres are
all doing WELL but not quite SO well as they have Deem
did at their first engagenentthe excitement has died
away. De Meyer will have better chance when he
commences operations. He gives his first concert next
week.
week. The sales of Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day. reaching 5000 bales without any alteration IN
prices About 900 bales have arrived during the same
period The sales to-day have reached 900 bales at old
rates. 649 bales have erived and ssS cleared The
sugar molasses market animated and prices are
hrm and steady The price Of -four has undegone no
alteration but there has been remarkable activity.
There IL absolutely nothing doing in corn.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Nev Orleans
AahJ~ AsT.~n.
Foreign Markets,

MArArzAs, April 9-The Rice per Zephyr has been
stored only IL offered and refused There had
been arrivals Of Rice previous to her cargo, and the
Stock s now small
HAvANA April sBox Sugar. half and half, inferior to
fair dull at 81 and 81 9; good to hne do II and
n l3 browns fair to gsod 6i good TO fine do II
as4. No Muscovadoes IN market; there but slight
demsnd for the better qualities though from fair to
mon qualities sought for Molasses 10 in request at
rails, though holders are asking 2f n.
Freighs very dull and f2 10 has been taken for
Cowes and market No coffee 10 market Exchange
New York and Philadelphia il at par, with but little
doing On New Orleans, per cent prem. London 60
days, II per cent prem Every thing like American pro
duce more particularly Rice, is abundant; in other
things business is sufficiently dull.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
Passengers Arrivso.

Lursroor.steamahip Unicom-James Whitney, Esq, St
Stuart, Monuea w .tephsu, do; D. Wane, DO, Bean.
fy Cs%R . CA Bdey Nsy
Kentucky; Harris, New York; Mu.son, do w Lovely,
twenty From Halifax BossnM and Mrs Ritchie Mrs
Weir Mr. and Miss Meagher MIR Hill, and Mr. Christie.
CANTer-shiP Cohota-Capt Frazier, Rev Henry Wood
lady and child, Mr. Smith.
KINGSTON, Jam-schr Frances-s Parne, N Rand, A To.
daro
MAT.rzAs-ship Taroiuta-Mrs 9 w Brckerhof and ser.
vsnt, Madame Pico and mother.
Rio JANERo-Bnk Amelis MulhollandMr Anderscp a. apt
Nicholson Mr. Penholow, Mr. Stiles
RIo JArEiRo-Ba,k Eunomus-E Corning, Brooklyn.
Rio JANEiRo-ship Pullox-G Tunstell.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
CO N m Il Il q i LIZ
New York. Saturday. April ~.
-. 90 oYf. paarYs exvaJ a Z Aox

EAsHEs-Pots, s. s74; Pearls, - ls3 a $425.
BREADsruyYs-We hear Of NO remarkable change in
the market this morning. The news, far we can
learn had but tls effect There sales of Genssee
reported at So 4s3 for export; Southern 10 held at $6
S. l2i Wheat 81 II 81 IS. Corn, 66 81 cents !;
Southern, Now Jersey Yellow and North River 10 cts
Rye "a cts, weight.
CorToN-The intelligence per steamer Unicorn, so
long waited for by buyers in this article, has at last
come to hand, and the by her being Of al unim
portant character impetus has been given to
ket which will probably now remain In an inactive
nearly due-we therefore, continue quotations -
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
k'oreign l.nport.tlons .

LwEarooL-Shp Nonantum 6s5 BIZ tin plates Phelps. Doge
Kas:asd eo@s HamphIsv ees essI: Is. =.
IL
sL ehs.
s s1 siss
s,s; F Son.
Mssi WV %.1 ss s. BcaS.s
John,ton-el cases mdss R.lket MoTann-s Hen,chen
.ss::s'
M sI % bag. wine
,sed aoSs do orange: 900 can
H';Sss M.:sS5 4 S;f I;
DsTsnin ~ Ks%Pp9ss 90 90
Stone 1l' bls. corr, eoyns Wi,.e.a wine
Mo Fs Il 's' :: vine e.: SS
Ss Ss' cork. % 3 81 Il.
.tss ssisy esso, rs, Eli. sss Bb
nesry-ss bale. camel. hair order.
sS a. x,oc sU 90 bag. sS sS saS SSsrs.
lilo Ship Pullox-sso bag. coffee 70 pieces rose.
SSs hid: ms
MATANzAe-Snp k0Eiheade
ford Tileson Col Thos Wright- package
do TIL kchardl3 hogsheads 1858 boxes do order
KIrosT,N, Jam-Schr FRANcEs-S2o0 H Smith $500 j
Smith-$642 o3 Rowland Asp'nwsll-l hid bxs old
copper 26 bags wool 6 bags pmeno Dawson-335
bags Hs cks pieces copper Is bbs pimeLto Aymar
coz pkgs J Z Pattersoa
Domestic lmportati0ns.
s a. ss a
Barxtow pupe16 hams 36 do beef Heran
hhds sugar Morgan Co-2o bis cotton Nell
son-76 do Devln7s do l6 hhds sugar Buckmeyer
Soa5o do sturgss co5o bbls pork Tsphom stebbns
20 bids sugar Taylor Goes do Peek Van Bergin-
$50 bis cotton n hhds sugar to order.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship NEW HAMPsHINE-o o74 hid pork 26T6
flour Suydam Sage eo-so do ham. Heran Ices coles
bales cotton CoIom MeIe7s sacks wheat 30 do do
flax seed 1859 bbls -four so bales cotton Ray Mathews
ArALAcHIcoLA-ship 6eorge Skolfed-5se bales cotton
Colomb relin-82 Bronson-26s holbrook NeIson-63
iurlbut Co-lsi Robert. 4 Wliamsn2a Van Ar.dsle &
Bamock-6s Parlmee r. Eers-s2 hides Tsmsn-a30 bis
cotton spofod, Tiiston Col boz w Davis Miller-iA
Belmonte.
APALAcHIcoLA-BrgL Copeand-273 bales cotton to Ro-
berts Wi.ms-5 siss Bre sou-B Coz. Anderson X Co
III Spofford, Teston Co.'s CIelaud Danforh. =
sAvANrAH-Birk Isssc Mead-3ao bales cotton Z
% Collins Carhart-3 Dennistownk Co-4s Barstow. Pope
Co-e Joseph Wood-to TO order-6g pkss to sundry
chants.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

Ship Marg ,ret Evans Tinker, London. j 0riswold.
Ship VIM Engs, Boss, Havana, J Elwell 4 20.
Bark Susan NJ Loud GertI, Portland
Brig Gen Marioo, Sylvester Cardenas, Nesmth Walsh.
Brio Messenger, Sampson, 81 Petersburg, Aymsr Co
Brig Mary Satr. Sater, Windsor soulc Whitney Co.
Brig Falcon, Pit, Bermuda. TUCKER Liahtboum.
Brig Ju.n CsrtsGsna, Gray. Ouayama Badger feek
Biz Lafayette Ohlsoa StetIn, VIM Weisser
Brig Emeline, Sawyer, 6t Marks.
Brig Hayde, Cuts Port an Prince. L Rossiere K Co.
Brig Josephus, q az sagua "a 0ssnde, Underwood CO.
Brig Morea, Conway, Philadelphia
schr Lsnity, Smith. Wi'm,agton. N McCready.
schr A stevens, Briggs B,smors. Eager MAILER,
Schr Maria, Johnston, Bal imore, johnson Lowden.
0chr Page, Chamberlain. Boston
schr Ai.sissippi, Psstsrsoa. ihiladelphia.
Sehr Sally Miller, Chatssn, Plymouth.
Schr Tsxtor Filthean. Richmond
Schr Comeia, Fsu'ken, Boston.
Schr Victor, Hallett, Bostos.
schr Benz Bigelow, Barker, Boston.
Schr Frank, Bsker, Aexandria.
Schr Mary Ans, Stout, Pnllsdephia.
Sloop Jas Lanpheer, Kenny, Providence
SIoop Juao Alters. Philadelphia
Barge Meddleson, Wiico1. Philadelphia
Barge 0rampus, O'Neile, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Shin Cehoa Marshall 81 avs from Canton with teas and
silks 10 N q Gnswold. The has had light winds on
the psssge In et "a Ion 70 r. stropg breeze carried
away fore topmat Ia heavy gse of the Cap. of ,od
Ship Corolanus, Halle from Palermo aud Gibraltar ih
March, with fruit and VINE, TO Chamberiain Phelps Lat
n Lon So w exchanged signals with ship sho wing red
chip Badin Hissuk (of ilsdeiphis) days from New
Orleans, with cotton, to Barstcw Pope,
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

ArrxAspa,A. April is-sld brig Olive, 81 John. NIB.
BALrsnoRE Ar Br brgs Syria, MaTsiers Windsor. NS
vsrguar1 Gard Windsor, N6. Sch. Martha Wsshisgon.
BoSSiI, Wsises. Arseiso deus. 5ssId H.vsas;
rsh Merrii Strong New York; Roe, Avery, New loski
Batmors Lstourette New York New Regulus, Dsvn New
York. Cid bark Paoii. Welsh London; sch Mesanora.
franklin, Providence. -, go,
NoWoLx, April is Ar sehs Thaddeus, Hudsoa. New
York; Bride Croswel York Glaca', Wood New In
diana Rich Bostou; Editor Wilson ElixshethpoIt NJ
CID bark Amr, Ksyer. Trnidad sch Excel Crans Forts
mouth nh.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

YGa EiIs ssssanan, New York Brig Nofnaa. rriAa
Wsc1ssrr April s-sld brig Hosn. CLARK. for MnnsAs
schr Italian Porter. Havana
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
MARITIME HERALD


roTIcE To sHIrMAsrHRs
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving At this port will
deliver any shipping lists news parcels
tended for this oce other than the New York
Pilots, or Cspt. RoBERr SiLvKY, OF our news feet.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

TRIUMPIIM MTMANCEE -
AND N TINS ErE or THE VAST
VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF
TRAINED ANIMALS,
fREcEP65Pm II M Px n The cMx hEw Hf0T. Hf3 COLOSSAL
after the model Of the ancient Chario Of The ao
Ds1$s !; Il
And containing FIFE Ehsfs Fk65EssoN Cfs; Aiss'' s' Band
SnS q y Asf;;: nd 9 x s IL city on
Alto o'cioek. st the hesd Of Bro.dway.
y e: a:H ss!s <
Grand street the Bewsry. and the Bowe 70 Ninth g..
where it will pass TRfJMFaxG' ffsiE Miiassit'1 ARCH.
tt Es5 $ 81 6.sS Esas SS lsaa Fl STREET
'
' ~ absence foR SIX Es'i DA7s 8 osIH
The following list Of the Animals contained this Ez
"''" AFRICAN LION AND LIoNEss.
s's, 2''ii A:'si'i and l's
ArA;s rvs sS G5;Sss f;SPakSs his..'''
PooNAH hsai'ss .as s.o tsSe:Sea Sgscuz BEARS
THE RoHAI Rsi[ jSESSSE :TrIoER-
Doc, and her yoaus-Psir of Kanasroos !-Jssus.
GNU, from o. hSssED s'iis kD'iaS'as isaSS'asE
Three specimens Of Americas DerQueens 6ag presented
oMr. Van AmsuYgh by Q.een victoria.
THE ALPACA-rhE ZEBRA.
Striped Hyeuss. Spotted Hysnas.
Two White Swans-0old and Silver Phessanty.
large African Bab00n AM and rs rIssnsn' Of the Monkey and
props. ths public that hs above e.n.a
been but recently selected from the Great Naoual
MUSEUMS OF TIE OLD WOKLD!
The Zooogca Society Of London and the Jdlns dss Plants
and Z. NJ, AID 7 and evening.
Admission IS cenu-Chiidfen under years, l2k cents.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

Z. 18t l6f pUpLnnRp ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
non rH.wIsr coRHEa oy yuLroH EAssAu srnHsss
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

PACKET sHIr MARoAaEr EVANS Capt Tinker. for London
will sail tomorrow.
BR BRIo New YoRK PACKET, Stewart, which sailed from
this Port 9th February last for St Johns NF arrived the lat
ter port April 10TH after bosterous passage Of 60 days. Was
the ice days. and days in port the being
completely blocksded with ice
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

very few knew, owing to the noise in the hall How.
The amendment rejsctsd-Ayes 70. noes a.
Several voices" Now rise and report the billn
Mr. WlsraRor proposed an amendment that ,nvolun-
tary servude except for crime shall exist the
territory to which the bill relates.
MIR. SMITH, Of Indiana-Itis is not in order. should
bill, bill " ~''" "''' '''''''' ''''' " 'A'' y 'A'
MIR. wrsrHRor asked for tellsrs
MIR. sMTH-Does the Chair decide the amendment to
be in order7
The CHAIRNAN-Yes.
MIR. TnpKN--Mr. Chairman, would II be In order to
submit an amendment to the amendment
Tho CHAiRMAr-t would.
Mr. T,lpEr-Thsn propose to ndi, " and no distinc.
tion shall be made on account OF COLOR A voice
" What 10 the question now7nl
The CHAIkMAS The question Is the amend
ment to the amendment
A voice" Read the amendment"
The Clerk did So
Teilerswere ordered and appointed lwho, az usual
placed themselves at the proper psce for the purpose of
counting.
And there they stood for few moments, but nobody
The CHAraxAr.-Nobody passed between tho tellsrs;
And such laughter broke forth as is seldom heard In this
meridian.
vorcr..-"why don't you 90 and voter "Cons, ssn.
90, noes 81.
The committee rose at four O'Clock, and
The Speaker having resumed the chair,
question. which was seconded.
motion was made to adjourn, and cries Of "oh mol"
and ''oh, yes.-
Mr MoHsS OF Louisiana, moved, that when the House
sdjourns, II adjourns to meet Monday. The yeas and
nays wsro taken, and the motion negatived-yeas
81, rays l60
The House then adjourned
PHrLADrLrnrA, April 10, ls%e.
young mas, named Stiles, who was discovered, q
few months since to have married second WIFE, under
the siios Of Frank Rivers. this morning sentenced
to eighteen months' imprisonment His counsel had
moved for new trial, but the overrucd
Dr MONTGOMERY Chambers, who was some time siace
convicted Of having abortion and hsd
ior new tria was also informed this mornng that this
until Saturday next
ns Inc remains Of Capt Augustus Doane. late COM
msn'an' OF Fort Mhin have been inferred with mill
Ty nonors, ,nis afternoon in Ronaldsons cemetery.
Inc marines attached to the attended the corpse 10
the ground, and the officers Of the army and nsvv Maid
.Ibp,e 2, respect by joining the oortsgs The
with others Of our city volunteers performed sscort
duty. The omcers Of the division sisc attended
The express with the Uncorn's news srrived h.for.
IL o'clock but the papc here had hardly Tot their sxtrSs
out, before the extra Hsrsid arrived, and suocss(uly
compotnd With thoun = ~---.~~As