The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-11
Correspondence OF the Baltimore American an J
WASHINGTON, June, 20.

WASAlkb1oNi JUNK
Tie nominations for the officers euihoized
nv the first supplementary wa Dt nave ho' .9u, !
- ada l. is said that Geo, TAYLOR "'ii
.sca;yo Tho nomination If naJor Genesal' anu
lrol. Twless aud Col, PUTLER' Of ny 'np noun
nations for GngadieT Generals. Inc Din W,
lore the House wli give the iresleeh' power "
an,oint half dozen more bfigaoiet uene'"'s,
and one of these VIII ptopspy as,hy
lKrARNEY' and another Coi. BARROW ."o 49,
Senator from Louisiana Tor "hose' non n
&C., No If the Senators have petitioned.
Sa,eral UusToy has been named 10 'he
-, 80, ,or some of the oiiices created by The
an hn, !, is said that he positively declines al,
p - n,oro,,on The President and some OF
hs ady,so,s have plan on foot for taking MN
,a s nos ession of California. The PLAN Is 10
a;s. one Thousand hardy men from New YORK
and New England, to be ORGANIZED INTO leg,,
ment of infantry, aud to 60 10 Cah'oInia WIN
, he" v;ou. Of remaining there. This plan IS on
foot. and the design is to send emigrah's s"o''
nS"a ,vo Houses of Congress accepted the
paonrt If the Conferences upon the indian AP
nropria,ion Bill to day, and it became law.
ri PAGE, of Philadelphia, has been nomlna,
tod Collector Of the Port of Philadelphia anu
will be confirmed. 1900, noss,s
An interesting Patent case between mess'o'
Goodyear and Warner has been unaer eAa ,
nation before Chief Justice CRANcH iot ."n wv
DAYS past. The case involves Inc ra..n. sre
to SHRED india rubber goods. Inc oouns. .nd
Messrs Staples and Judson Tor uooa W.a. 49,"
Van Wrinkle for Warner, all os I've" Tvs"
| CORRESPOND ence Of the Baltimore '"'i''
Telegraph
| WARRINGTON, June n, r. M.
In The Senate, MIR. Evans presented Pet's'o"
for the adoption of some peaceaoe 'hon. " ~
ting national disputes, when was .0'''
| the Committee on Foreign heia'ioro Cor,
On motion of MIR. Dayton, the NaVsI oo'''
| o,;tteo MAS instructed to inquire whether con
,rsct had been made with Mr.. Rooerl L. o'e
vons FIR bnildinr iron steamers; ana II So "
ronor, what leois alton ia necessary to carry saio
contract into effect.
The Judiciary Committee was instructed 10
nouire into the expedency ofproV'dng ioF 10
solving process issue out of the Supreme Coul''
m theFsame manner az those issued cut Oh o'a'e
Mr Lewis from the finance COMMITTEE re-
por,ed the army appropriation bill WIN "'i''"o
MIR. Miller called up the joint resolutions ron ON
tho House, granting pubic grounds Tor TIT
| Washington monument. s,- ,oh.
Mr. Benton opposed it as scheme ioI ' So,
hing the people, who would contribute thela uo,
liars for proper and patriotic motives. he "0'''
Ito re commit It. AM
Mr.. Miller opposed it's re commi'me"' aH
, advocated it's passage. III suc
Mr.. Benton reioined, and denounced Oil suu
: heconp schemes as frauds upon the conihun''
He was humorous and entertaining.
MIR. Dayton thought it was not .ae suv }g 10.
be ridicued. He hoped the Senate would pa'
It or reject it at once. , I, ~,
&c Ms Allen opposed the resolution. We
only another screw 10 fasien down ,nS sa a,e
% in this place. lfa monument was 70 oe go. 80
Ii let i, be built by Congress, aud upon I,'p
snot-upon hill-where 1t wouio fe"A'"
10 long Al the hill should last. ,,u
10 Mr.. Davis advocated the resolution
I'M in his op,nion, no argument, because so,',e "
o. rn,reu subscrbed had been fraudulent'y WI
held that the remainder should not W or
cut nriated to the object intended.
MIA Alter some further debate, motion " Wy
subject on the table for the present. wac %
h;s TO. nora;,o some time in
8 oil . Ia OF private bills and Execu
era. session, adjourned; an AIR,
rom Kav's motion, went mo ooli'n,s" oha;r
Whole, Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia, IN the chS''
,bo debate on the tariff was resumed
uopr or GEN. scorT. One OF the req
hao - hr Cen. Scott for delaying opera'lo