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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

FAIL STYLE or HArs.-BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau
sts-Gentcmen's Hats OF the standard style for
ins season are now ready tor examination and sale.
81 lw- BIRD cor Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

" Persons wishing TO advertise in Country Newspa-
pers subscribe for them in any part OF the u s can
do application 10 the duly authorized Agent. v. B.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings. See his advertisement
iyl2 WIS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

" Piles among the most painful ana dangerous
complaints known and in many instances lead TO con.
sumption Dr. Beekmans Syrup and Pills: prepared at
No 50: CoItlsnds st n. Y are certain cure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

~ The msic-lov.ng portion 0: city enjoying
rich treat from the Concerts OF The Orpheaa Family a. ae
Museum each afternoon and evening The other perform
ace, bv Western! Couover. Pete Morris and Miss Wheel
er are also very interesting and laughabe. Col Chshs
i dwarf ard the Orang OGianG he seen al al hours
from A. NJ 10 10 7. NJ Performances Al S. aud O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

II An attempt WAS made Monday by Colored
Prisoner o.we,hersed c. Prison 10 take the life OF
the Deputy Warden. Mr.. Walker. with an an \ fellow
prsone. gave the alarm TO one o the guards who shot
the negro the hip before he had done any serious
damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

R- VERMONT held her Annual Election yester-
DIV. A local issue about School Fund was in
dustrously pressed by the Loeo,Focos, but we
eanno. believe ii has awaited them much. Ii the
Birney party has poled 5000 votes there is proba
by no choice for State Officers bur the Legislature
will cure that Three OF the four Members OF Con
gross will doubtless De Wing in the end though
they may not be chosen on the first ballot owing TO
the requirement Of an absolute majority OF votes
We shall probably have some returns on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

FALL FASHION FOR HATS lSi6-Fsshonable Hats
tor the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale al GURNEY's Hat and Cap Establishment, l3t
Fulton-st. sun Building For prices see advertisement
ON second page. au29 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
Business Notices.

STYLE FOR GENrLEmEN's HArs.-Leary & Co Hat
,ers Astor House NewYork will introduce the Fashion
for TIE season Thursday Sept 3D. auS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

~ The Nantucket Inqnifsr. which. IN conse-
aucnee of the late fire. has for time been published
on half sheet appeared OF Monday in new dress
snd IN the usual form We wish it abundant success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

p We refer our readers TO the advertisement,
in anothe- column. of our old townsman Capt GEORGE
B. CHASE who offers for sale his valuable residence on
the hill Considering the quality of the land the vaua
Die and profitable stonequsry thereon its proximity
market 70 churches schools and the numerous facili
ties OF the town together with many other advantages.
Inc situation is among the most desirable in ,h. region
OF country. Il the Captain should part with it hope
II may a,l into the hands Of capable Of appre
c.atng and making the great advantages We
learn that it can be purchased at a bargain.
Auburn Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
wsEE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER.-S

~ Tyasclers and oaers leaving the City in the after
,oon are informed that an Ecenias Edition Of tst Tn
.ue is printed every day. containing the stock sales
Markets News by the Southern mail. &c up 70 O'clock
20 ipouirfng OF the Newsboys for the ErertS Edtor
a; The Tribune every viii be able TO take with hn
the latest up to Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
Over the Way.

The Globe, after long service as the peculiar
organ Of Polk Walker and Marcy, has tackled, and
avows itself favorable to the nomination of Wright
for Governor. AS you please, slrs
The INoraing News is betrayinS great anxiety
that tho Wings should rcnomnate MIR. Fillmore Tor
Governor, evidently considering him easier to beat
with Silas than some other Wing would be You
play your game badly, gents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

The Russ PAvEAENr-since this great work, unper
alleled il the history ofpavemen,s commenced Mr.
Beden of the Model of York, has only made
second Russ Pavement" but erected several new pub
lie edidces besides inuumersble stores and dwelling
houses, IN all parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

H The Aibany Herald which has taken the
place o; the late American Citizen has taken Wing
stand in Politics. ana sppcars willing to let al vote the
Wing sicke, who ,hnk the Countrys good promoted BY
doing. Ii Is shee; OF the size an6 price OF The
Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

r. Hon. JOHN DIcxEY OF Beaver county is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the XXth District
OF Pennsylvania, now represented by Hon John
II Ewing Wing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

REsIeSArIoS or Hon GEo. McDuFFIE-The
Columbia Carolnian says, q In consequence of his
physical prostration, it is now understood that Mr.
McDutie will vscate his seat in the Senate of the
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

- GousArp,s ITALIAN INDICATED Soar s We ii ska
"a 5nrs Tan Pimpes Freckles, sunburn' an lore ou
70 o. mo- nav taken al 81 Waker-st Isl sn,er-
Rraadwsy positively 10 be had where else odd
Der the place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Court or COMMON PLEAs.-Betore Judge Day.-
George Nichols VIM. c. Dusenberry. Action TO re.
cover damages injury caused Mr. n by reason OF
Mr. D. not having building which he covenanted TO
for Mr.. n. at the OF Grand and Allen SITS
finished BY LIST May, 1919 the time agreed upon and
also after the building declared to be finished which
was not till the last OF May the rain owing TO the roof
not being large enough for the walls something OF the
kind penetrated the building and wet and otherwise
damaged Mr.. Ms stock OF fancy dry goods and he
finally compelled TO move The tried once
before and verdict given for plaintit but trial a.
lowed To be continued this forenoon.
For pt. Messrs. Rapsllo and Blunt For dtdt. Mr
WinslOw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Read the advertisement; OF chc,, Book in sno,h-
ey column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

q LIFE or MAJ. P. l. MONTGOMERY. OF the
L. s Army during the Last War, who was killed
at the Indian Battle OF the Horseshoe edited by Chas.
Cassidy Esq about 10 be issued by his brother, Maj
C P Montgomery, OF Tennessee. |; vii include null
view OF the Last War the South with sketches OF the
principal events the lives OF Gen Jackson Gen Coffee
Coils. Henderson. Lsuderdae and their compa,-iots.
The work viii he valuable contribution OF materials
10 our National History and we st the publisher viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

IL CHAMBERs-Before Judge Ulshoeier.-Urjts Of
Iiabeas Corpus.-Thomas BERGEN who had enlisted in
the L. : Army, brought up on application OF his
wife and his discharge demanded the ground that he
had been constantly Intoxicated for previous
10 enlisting and did know what ne about-Dis
charged paying 81 40 for subsistence and returning
clothing
A lad named Burney, who had enlisted Rochester,
was brought before Chief Justice Jones application
OF his uncle Mr. Hall and his discharge asked for
the ground of manufactured.
A young who enlisted few days since III the L..
:. Army, and who is under orders for Texas was
brought before Judge Edmonds application OF very
young woman MS wife, and application made for mis-
discharge the ground that he is insane. An exanin
anon as TO the plea was entered into.
l. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-Betore Commissioner
Moron.-James Wilson, cook OF the bark Louisa, was
complained OF charge of asssulting the chief
with dangerous weapon. The prepondersnee Of testi
mony seemed to 90 the other way, and he was dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

y TIE MANHATTAN BAY LIGHT is to De pub
lished sei.monthly in this c!ty-devoted TO Temper.
ance Universal Liberty, Chastity. Sabbath Keeping &c.
Rev J. r JOHNSON of williamsburg Editor; John
A Ha, - Peay!.st publisher Is Editor says he viii
inculcsre the obligation resting 70 do al for The
glory OF God not only when he kneels down 70 pay
bur when he stands up vote. Good :oE yoa, cona-
race The price but 81 per snnuIn and we hope the
work viii deserve and obtain large circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
PEALoN,s CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGoRAToH

Or all preparations designed for the hair,
Win Phalons Iuvigore,or none can compare .,,,.-
The root, it viii nourish, The stems itwi
And the locks II produces II surely can lsHs
The beauties and graces Il also unfurs, ,.,
And the r.ch flowing tresses it CLOSES ana eo'S
II your hair is inclined to fall GU! or decay,
Your case won't admit OF protracted de.ay
PhaIonIs Hair Invigorator is what you neeG,
Go 70 81 Broadway, with all possible s pc fo,t
And treasure, that otaee v.sS 80 cosr
TIL. truly excellent hair restorative Is afBro.dwa
sale and retail E. Phaon The sp.y. city and
asu ,pr 'a Price 30 e,s per bottle large size 81
c are requested 10 try it and be
ina efficacy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

SAsDs's SARsAPAKLLA.-The amount OF suffering re-
l!eved by this invaluable preparation is without parallel
in IN. history of medicine Thousands have been restored
10 health by IL, healing and regenerang efficacy no were
considered pes, the reach of remedial means as various
certificates heretofore published abundanty prove II mas
received the entire appreciation Of many practitioners IN
this and other cities and its rapid growth IN the estimation
Of the public placed beyond the reach of de,racten
or the efforts Of competition Diseases which arise from
ipury Of the blood vation OF the humors generally,
such rs scroIla kings evil rheumatism and ncp!ert
govt salt and other Diseases fever
Internal Assesses sulas chronic cahh liberation Of the
throat and nosr painful affections Of tue bones chronic
Inflammation. &c
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A B. L D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton-st corner Of
Wi,ism-st 20 Broadway, and II Eas. Broadway, New
York Soil also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United Staies Price 81 per hottie. bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
Court THIS DAY.


COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. ~ 80 q, 30 81, y, Is 10 %
81 10 Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Castle GARpxx-Dou, forget Sherdan's q James
this afternoon Tor W. haze had nothing Ike them IN
New-york Fu:; is the word snd trn youA 9e sure TO
have. not III Homeopathic doses either Ii You 90 lake
/. look AT the programme II another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

PoprLAE NosrRUNs.-Ths rejecting, though unlearned
cannot fail 10 see that advertising tie thousand prepare
tons OF medicines, each sovereign remedy for every
thing Is absurd dangerous and wicked. Absurd lor the
weakest intellect comprehend ia mpossibiity dac
gef0.s 10 he unthuing, who rustic IL and wicked, be-
cause lie proprietor rvender well knoTs It's falsty.
Wat hen may ne said Of the intelligent vendors ole
sarsapa.a $50 caed) that 10 TO eradicate all the disorders.
and reuovate all the energies Of the system,
Who bu, the simple or thoughtless will yield 10 sucs
foolery who but the foolish obstinate viii fail 10
and seeing be convinced that the only remedies % be
trusted those differing in their natures and efecu
10 meet The differences Of separate and distinct disorders
Bui house engaged in the medicine business carries
Out this practice, VIZ separate remedy for each coz.
plant opposition TO the humbuggeres OF one cure to AZ
and that is Comslocks, No q Cortland-st Newton,
where lniInent or balm Is sold consumption
syrup burma plaster for the liver complaint.
vermiflge rheumatism, or head remedy o'
the gou but each Of these complaints has lis own spee
&c the different remedies prepared by an expert
enced physician, and sold by these chernism II -.
Intelligent people, VINO have suffered al ne sae tI
regular casone quack, been deceived ~ cIe .c s,
professions Of the advertising empyrc are 80,
these facts and Judge people oy thef "oiAs su1 |
works by the consequences Aojung cecsP!o "
il is the determination Of this house 10 SET nonest g.
rigat upon these points. And honest nssent 49, ;s
serving people are the only ones for wnlcn we a'eh'
future, 20 write. IT., - -. .,,s m call
Families out Of the city send here, or oe sure
on C0rostocks real customer agen. II other tocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

@Ths body OF young Hewlett OF the Gulck
Guards was brough; the City LAST evening ard will
-. ,r-.ci =: oiEes,xood today win military hoaors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

~ Is YoUR LIVER DISEASED, you may ind relief II
you will but try in time. Our agent has just received tho
following: NEw-JERsyY, Bordcntown Oct. 25 1915.
Mr.. SETH W. FowLE-Dear Sir am well aware that
persons of every age, and condition in fe Ia every
part the country have used and been benefited by Dr.
WIsT,R's BALsaM OF WILD CHERRY. My own life has
been saved with My fathers and my mothers family
both consumptiye My father, mother. and sister,
died with tina; fatal disease. For years have been
predsposed myself About one year ago was quito
sck a number OF weeks confined To my bed when the
pain in my side would allow 10 lay Ny physician pro-
nounced my disease Liver Complaint; my liver was very
much enlarged raised blood several times; the pain In
my side that tho passing in the street
BY the door affected was cupped, BLEED, and had
other remedies applied but all 10 purpose; got
relief last my physician said hc could not cure me
expected die soon, but Providcniialy heard Of and
obtained bottle of your Balsam which relieved al
once. encouraged TO persevere In using II, until
took five bottles, which saved my life and cured
me. My health is good For Liver Complaints be.
lieye it is certain
Signed, MARTHA A BECHTEL.
am acquainted with Mrs Bechtc; her statement is tric
Signed by WfIfTALL STOKES, Druggist
Non. genuine unles, signed 1. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by A. b. 3 d. Sands, Agents for this City and
H.nry Johnson 3 Broadway, and Drbggists generally
throughout the u. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

NrrrrA-w-s would call attention to the adver-
tse.en of the receiver Of taxes IN relation 70 'e com
-. .o- vil;,;s Service which VIII De found II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

DISEASE AMONG EoRsEs-We hear OF cases In
Hampstead. Newtovn. Flushing, BROOKLYN Flst!aHds
and New Utrecht Il the South part OF This Town the
disease seems be the increase IL our village very
few horses have died and this exemption IS attributed
10 the taa: horses il village are kept sts
eled ana fed on hay. Our village hss been unusually
free sickness such ievers ca;ar-h. fever snd
sSue &c during the present season There IS yea
son for suppoSns the disease sons horses IS conta
ious OF that !; has is orS:n t!o an impure STING
sphere L. Island Farmer, sept /
BODY FouND.-The body o: Capt. Litchfeld. OF
schooner Maine OF Cohs.set which wss run down BY
the steamship Hieernis picked up the 2oth OF
August sbou 80 miles E. y. E from the Highland Light
snd conveyed 10 Cohss>et Tor burial.
rSs The Boston Courier states that the thunder
stoy: on Sunday afternoon quite severe n WoT-
ccs;er county, and places accompanied By
large hail stones The fruit suffered badly Some
of the posts The Magnetic Telegraph between South
bore ana Norhboro were shattered 70 pieces portion
OF them were split into four and others into two parts
wire severed. and quite an explosion felt az
the Office In this city.
p IA duelis,. says the Portland Advertiser
ais one who vn6ics.es lis pretens:ons live ike
gentleman by dying like fool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

The death OF Hon ELIAS P. SEELEY, az one
time Governor OF NewJersey announced n the last
Brldgeton Chronicle. he expired on sunday evening
me 23d ult. in the 55th year of his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

~ Children Of NJ. Bradbary's School. look at
III. advertisement then take your books and TO the
-sh.ar.sl al o clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

STEAMBOAT DELAwARE.-We have two more
communications with regard to the Excursion by this
boat last sunday but seems best TO US 20 publish ne
Their Capt Oney OF the boat wishes II understood that
she chartered for the Excursion by Mr Bradley,
and that she entirely under MS control Her getting
aground wa. a misfortune, not remarkable the
proposed landing place where there is no dock
and no way of landing buby sma-boat- The pessen-
gers and crew came home next day in no very good
hunor with each other and hope they will avoid sun
day froic. hereafter The advertisement did not offer
give the passengers anything out their passage Tor the
stipulated price go cents.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Hos WALTER BowSE-This gentleman, whose
death hsve already recorded mas occupied a,
ous times large space in the public regard having
held besides the office OF Mayor several responsible
public posts II Banks and other corporate institutions
He was d-st appointed Mayor OF the City by the Com.
Elon Council II l35-rhe Office al that time not being
Al elective one Re held the Office until 1893 when he
was succeeded By Hon Gideon Lee. Mr.. Bovine was
taken II al Saratoga and returned 10 til. City He was
az me ONCE OF the General Mutual Insurance Company
On Saturday, but expired or Monday morning at his
residence II Beekrnsa.st
FRUIT ROBBERY AT FLusHIye-We are sorry
to lean that several persons in The dress of ladies and
gentlemen entered the Grape houses Of Parsons & Co
al Flushing on the 18th ult and carried O quantity OF
their finest Black Hamburg and other choice Hothouse
Grapes. Some varieties reserved for exhibition were
taken, the last berry and Vines in pots rendered val
liable by their fruit were stripped entirely The loss is
estimated to be nesriy Fifty Dollars, say nothing of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

= We learn that the Porter. John Harvey, at
Taurnany Hall who was arrested Saturday last on
charge OF having stolen s2l7 from boarder by TIE
name OF Isaac Lipmsn, after full examination
hoaor.oly discharged there being no evidence what
ever aga.nst hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

exhibition
p \ lot OF manuscripts Of no use to any but
r., ogyrer -werc lost yes;cr.y IN IN Es>t,Hroaiway
stage Tie finder Will confer most especial favor by
LEAVING them at Graharn's Literary Dsp't Tribune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.

As every thing connected with the Mexican
c,mnaien will be read with deep interest, we
Law before our readers all the items on the sub
iect we can gather. The following from The
Union nroyes that the Administration will adopt
The prompiest, fullest and most vigorous measures
10 meet The crisis. The appointment OF Gen.
Sco, 10 the command of the Southern Army is
eminenly wise and proper. He may be looked
for every day on his way 10 the scene OF action.
Some i'm portant intelligence is furnished in re-
GARD 10 The probable disposition 10 be made ofihe
Volunteers who have rendered their services:
uDuring the week the most active preparations
have been made 10 give effect 10 the measures OF
Congress for a vigorous prosecution oil me war
With Mexico We DO not doubttnat Inc large
discretion given 10 the President will De found 10
he in safe hands. While the public may rest as
sured that the utmost care will De used 10 consult
economy, and TO secure force competent 10 lne
nroection ofthe national honor AMI TO speedy
,armination of the war, we do not apprehend
,b.t half the authorized number OF troops VIII
be Immediately mustered into service. lIue
economy and due regard 10 Inc hignest pduoh-
al interests, however, make II indispensaoie tnd'
force shall be at once put INTO acuVe service,
extraordinary for us in point OF numbers, dno 80
LARGE thai officers OF the highest rank will OF ne
c ,@s be in command. From the mixed cha,
rsc,er of the corps-partly OF resuaruoops, and
more largely of volunleers-iisee seems natural that
The General.i Chief OF the army should take The
6eId-and we presume that General Scott will,
asa matter OF course, assume The command.
eve understand hat the volunteer troops 10
be Immediately called into service will be taken
from the States nearest 10 the scene OF operations,
and for them the necessary orders have been IS
sued. Measures have also been taken 10 have
the residue of the authorized force organized, 10
he called into the service OF their country al the
shortest notice, il The pubic exigencies require.
We understand that portions will be called Tor
from each State and Territory, SO that an opPor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, MAY IL.
he Senate was not in session TODAY.
HOIISE OE pEppESCNpa TIy,L

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Daniel, OF n. c. moved suspension i
the rules 10 enable him 10 offer resolution /.
make il one OF The standing rules OF the Hons.
that upon any vote being taken in COMMITTEE !.
the whole and no quorum voting. The Clerk shat
call The roll and The members answer ave 81 nj
which vote shall be recorded as the vote ot h.
Committee, and the Clerk shall make out a IL: /.
the abscntees and certify the same 10 the Speaker
no shall deduct from The pay Of said ab>ei
members the sum OF 50 for every vote 81 taSss.
unless satisfactory excuse be given.
The House refused 10 suspend the rui,>-
Ayes II, Noes 70-two thirds being required .'
that purpose.
A message from the Senate disagrecins 10 l!s
amendment OF the House TO the bin 10 ase 4 r..
giment of rifemen, which requires The officer,
be selected from the line o: The army, was ia.,3
mp, and motion made that the House fet- :
from its amendment on which the prry0.s
question was demanded, and the yeas aud nays b.
dered.
The house reccdcd from lis amendment-Ay,s
&c Noes 60.
Mr. Kinsoi Ga, on leave, offered resoIui i
calling upon The Secretary oi The Treasury ~ i
statement Of the number ot vessels in The Rev.
nue. service, number Of officers, sc, which -,
adopted.
Mr.. Y. J. lhgefsoil Olefcd resolution p pm.
10000 extra copies OF the Message Of liz Pes
dent in relation 10 Mexico and The accompanying
documents.
Mr.. Rathbun moved TO amend The resolution 8
as to print 10000 copies Of The message an1' w
OF the documents
The previous question was demanded N "
Ingcrsols resolution and it was adopted, y
a.
Mr.. Brodhead offered resolution calling w.
on the Secretary OF State 10 communicate 70 '-'
House the sums paid 10 Benz. f. Green, .3t
Charge 10 Mexico, and William VI. Blact'f-
late Charge TO Bogoia, respectively, and as. e
pies ofall accounts presented by them.
Mr.. Adams moved 10 amend by adding g ~
resolution Specifying wha, items have 10, ''e1
allowed aud as amended, the resolution vs.
adopted.
The House then went into Commtse q y
Whole, Mr. Foote Of VI, in the Chair, ana 'os'
up the private calendar, which consumed ihs =
| mainder of The session.