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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Jun,

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1876.
Oregon Coming TO a Point-Mr. Saioyr and
those Sassengers-Gen. Scott und that plate of
Soup
In the midst Of debate in the Senate to-day
upon the bill increasing the Major and Brigader
Generals Of the Army, message was received
from the President OF an Executive character
The debate was at suspended, and the
Senate went into Executive session. The mes
sage is communication from the President set
ting forth Mr.. Pakenham's proposition for the Ore
gon boundary; and the President has thought il
proper TO ask the advice of the Senate. There
must be something in it, rs the Senate have
already been in Executive session for several
hours.
Mr.. Sawyer, in the House, to-day, on bill to di-
vide the offices among the States pro rata, made
n most peculiarly phlegmatic sort of speech. He
boldly claimed that "to the victors belong the
spols'-that was fundamental doctrine with
him. After while he came to the letters and
exhibited that they had put him in shocking bad
humor with himself and every body else. The
fact is he must have had an unusual quantity of
pepper in his sassengers this morning--he was so
exceedingly pungent. There are two men now
who are distinguished for mere trhes, and will be
for years to come. Mr. Sawyer for his sassengers,
and Gen. Scott for that plate of sonp. The ques-
ton is what sort Of soup was tor whether the
sassengers are the imported or the home made.
That's all for the present
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Don'tiet the resolution get to the Houssy and
they can't lift one Of their own-two-thrds-the
Baltimore convention law--two-thirds are re-
quired by the rules. Hold Hannegan back, and
you may do something, or try, and there is no.
thing like trying And here we propose to cut
the rope of our rhapsody
The Mexican news you will get per telegraph,
and the rumors about town. The city is all alive
about the treaty. 81 40 is never mentioned. 1t is
all 40 and California. Go ahead.
The Harmonious had most enthusiastic re-
option at their farewell concert tonight, in the
splendid hall OF the Odd Fellows. Master How.
ara, the young Cremona man, is being well re-
celved. The Doramas of the Milan Cathedral,
belshazzar,s Feast, &c., continue to excite gene
raj admiration. Among the visitors, the venera-
Bile Ex-Fresident Adams is present almost every
night. Essentially,
Ttr,
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH

HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THE LARqEsT ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
quns % Carriages convey the performers. wardrobe,
scians kc. The company has attached Eight Female
questrians among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats, peculiarly her
being chase and classc her graceful and fascinating address,
End the charming nree with which she chains her audi
ing feature Of the arena this country The ProIretos
newspapers of the extraordinary and cas perform
ed BY this distinguished avste Ameng the novelties which
GIANT AND GIANTESS
Their height Is feet and their weight 700 lbs. Mr.
Randall weighs a32 lbs Mrs Randall the
gantess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feat. Of
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Gym
Equestrian Director Mr.. HoWEs; Hiding Master, MI.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon OF the Arena MIR HOBBS whose eats
horseback are the most extraordinary Witnessed Juye
nile Act Of BY Master N,xon Olympic EIer
bBSnIi MA ART
their elegant Gymna.c Pastures and Groupings Mr.
the Charioteer Of Phebus Poturng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon aud his Mr. Howes his Neurological and
bran. Ac, Of Faneies Of Proteusn. Mr.; g. Howss in
Slack Rope Evolutions The Negro Minsrels with the ni-
mitabls Dan Emmit at their head The Original Banjo Meo-
dist With variety Of Others The whole comprising the
leading most talented and classic performers the world
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WASHINGTON, June 10, 1886.

WASHINGTON June 10, 1886.
Connnotion Among the Elements-Sfate of affairs
IN the Dominant Party at Washington-A Lu-
cid, though Partially Dismal Erpositiom-A
Decidedly Rdcy Communications
The question now before the Senate is shall
the President be instructed to meet Mr.. Paken-
ham upon the terms he has submitted for the set
tement ofthe Oregon question, or will they throw
the whole responsibility into his hands With
Colonel Polk, the question is, how shall escape
from eating my own words! / may order the
Secretary OF State to approve a treaty conceding
the free navigation of the Columbia, in Difference
to instructions Of the Senate, as I submitted the
line Of 40 in Difference to the overtures of my pre-
decessors; and may approve such treaty with
out compromising my own assertions, positions,
consistency. Good, now-we like that II is
a fair chance-let him have it. Show him thus
much respect, gentlemen, for Gods sake. Give
him n loophOle OF escape-give him chance
Instruct hm-advise him--takc him out of the
web into which he has woven himself as firmly
the silkworm in his cocoon. Bring out the but
terfy. Let us see the complexion Of the insect
We expect that the Senate, tomorrow, will re-
turn the protocol Of Mr.. Pakenham to the Prcsi-
dent, under advi sement-the faces of the forty
nine men clearly indicated it this afternoon.
They came down in squads, all smiling. They
did look so pleased, it would have done You good.
sweet reader, to have seen them. Now we say
we do say-we have sad-and must be permitted
to say, that we like the forty-nines. "Forty-
nine, Mr.. President fory-nine," says old Bull
lion. Forty-nine, Mr.. President, forty-nine, say
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

FAILURE OF THE TELEGRAPH.-We were disap-
pointed in the receipt of Intelligence from the
South last night, caused by some accident to the
Geographic wires, between Philadelphia and Bal
timore. We expect that the communication be-
tween Washington and this city; will be resumed
at an early hour this mornings and should the
news received be of an important character, we
shall Immediately issue an Extra Herald.
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
EAT PI{OErQlION

w CORBYN, Manager Of the Swias Bell Ringers, re-
w specially informs the members of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band in few weeks and tenders his
vices musical professor band
pany Of artists OF talent about travel
Having completed his second through the United
States the Csnsdas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost every section Of those
and made with those details and
eccssary and professional travellers,
be believes that his will prove advantageous any
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. Corbyn Manager OF Swiss Bell
mailed prioro May io and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention At that time. ala tire
A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.-Dedworth' Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June Ind, IT
mys 3msrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
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MOVEMENTS

MOV EMENIS
SANDS, LENT & co.'s CIRCUS
THIS splendid establishment, increasing in public estimA
ton as u proceeds through the country, will be found at
the following places the respective dates Of
their route -
Juue 5th Jordan Village.
!" 9Th and 7th Skaneateles.
9th and 9th, Auburn.
10th, Seneca Falls
" 18th, Waterloo.
18th, Clyde.
y 18th and 18th, Lyons.
18th, Vienna.
10th, Geneva
I" 18th, Penyan.
18th, nashville.
10Th, Canandagua.
10th and 2lst, PALMYRA. les lwrc
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
II Ekk ALEXANDER having just arrived from the
IL South respectfully begs inform his
pose of giving series Of
MYSTERIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS,
displaying IN an hitherto the hidden
wonders OF Chemistry Pneumacs, Optics and Natural PHI
losophy The stage prssenting the appearance OF
A PALACE OF MAGIC.
First Exhibition, Monday, June 18th. 1876.
From the extremely liberal patronage experienced on
the expectation of again meeting with similar
deserve which he will elevate his best endeavors.
jei1
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INSTRUCTION given the Piano at two dollars per
month, by who understands the profession tho
roughly Any person wishing take Lessons will please
address note to "Music," at the Herald Office.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

MODEL Or NEW IOhk.
TIME UNDERSIGNED il receiving orders for views
to be repre,e1ted upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
10 30 inches length and represented for moderate
They include Of public build
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number OF the first both landscapes and decorative
painters employment by apply the ofce-also
lew agents. and capable Of trssactng business
Office hours from . to PEN.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.

IN and after Friday May ist Iss the cars will run a. fol
Leave City Hall for Ycrkyills Harlem, and NJ ,risis.
~ o'clock PM Leave City Hall for Fordh,In and vii.
Lena nc1n' Bregs' AZ TO- and II ocl9cL AM ard ek
Tuesshoe, Harris Corner, and While Plains, at and ID
Ieskyls At TO- 49, TO- and II 10 o'clock, Anil IL to
y, 10. ~, TO- and O'clock, PM: Leave Williams
~ .ad;x o'eicsi leave White It'll Pi. n at mas
o'clock AM; and o'clock PM The freight train will
is.ys the Cry H: at O'Clock, PM, and leave White
pis sn oeiosx N the morning On Sundays the White
Win l.sys whits Rlsins :, AM sads PM On Sundays,
ss asE,s, ,ss WnbseS gn1gs Trains wfli BE- r:ss!stsd
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TERRENCE BOYLE. Auctioneer.

Store 1856 Chstham street.
FURNITURE SALE Will sell on Monday. 18th inst,
family ssns the c Sa' eoa. ns a bs Tsbes
Chairs Bureaus Looking Glasses, Clocks Sofa aud other
ding o Cloths, Stoves and fixtures Cutlery and China
ware, &c. jei2 ltsrc
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PARK TaEAETsSEsS.s: si r % cents; e,ll;
~ si@;s e T2%N c as
B pSS sss soi SE YIN
Countess de Rotondo, Mr.. barry ''''' e"-A "'-A'
s DYs'1 sp sssl to
B9SwERy THEATRE q gElrday evening June ~ Bsae:
A TSsE ss Sfsssta h R syo e
me ii FSTEs OF y 4:
rsiot VT wse9 The Duchss, de chsrtIss M,.s Clarke
M b DsT:ss, e,
~ Lover Boxes. 80 cents second aud third ter,, c
Doors OPEN osIOsE~Curtain win rise q, half pas. seven
Castle dARDEN.-FrS,y Evening, June IA The
s!ii % $: 'i:'s;s
o o'c s sa TS a. S M
esmsn viii be reformed By se al on. or
e sg h La Misses vd & dance Of Che
son. To conclude with the Of Les Diamans dc
On Sunday, grand selection of Sacred Music.
Ca.A r1saSs Jan. s.s. M p1 es9
sS%m;ass viii ,%s COMEDY e SEw SoToSs%Naltcss
he RI Dodge. r s 1
which farce Of =. A.T bss
a,.ST
Car, May, Booths Ichabod winans Mary Mrs. La Forest
TDoos open past i Performance. to commence at
y before O'Clock.
NlRLO'S GARDEN.-Friday Evening, June ~, 1896
VIII be presented for die ID Tine oa 6i.
OF TaE vxTcaN IN called
To be followed by the celebrated Jaeo de Xers by Nine
Leon Javelli
Elegant and daring aehieyemsn,. on the ITCH. Rope BY
performance Gabriel will danes his celebrated Hornppe
Half an hours inermssion Tor the Concerts Aausard
In the Neireshment Saloon.
A brilliant Overture.
10 conclude with the comic magic pantomime, Of the
MILLINERS-Gabrie Ravel, Simon, the Fooman; Var
nsh, Leon Javsll Longitude, Charles Winher; Jacques,
Ravs Madame yarni.h, Madame jerome Rayel; CLAIR Ma
Mademoisee Pullman During the ballet several dances.
Doors open At o'clock to begin o'clock precisely
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HARP FOR SAFE

HARP FOR SALE.
A DOUBLE Action, Gothic pattern Harp made by the
"A celebrated ERARD 70, the present owner who having
further for this instrument would dispose Of much
under cost of importation Apply No, ~ Pine philade
phia. jeI0 3teode GBL
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c Bureaus. sHi sH s..es 81 s and as.
Dsdsead, and Psasss Feather Beds and Bed
'''' stoves ana h1'ars' Cutlery .ns Tls''
NoTiCE hereby given to all persons owning Dogs thar
on Monday morning the 18Th nst persons duly autho-
ming large ssr tia, date and not properly mnl.sd wall
js7 lis .re JACOB RAMSAY. FRS, Marshal.
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Sss ,bs @ by dssd Of
ali real and personal Of Moss xrmsa Of the
ss G sfw Sm a
s os. ss ,ns ss%: e
once Y !issS;ss without delay at the
i.7,~.s KY 'Th g II sESSS9IIsH' A.asn....
"a GRAFH"Ths ploprisiol. Of Houses M.saecL cite
on a. %
cuisr route excepting such route, have already dis
N mad: g's
TO SILvERSMITHS
r.v, Al, AND THE rn TRADE Fl .DE IN y GENERAL;
'Re m sa'i Sas
street stairs where they win continue the
s9 x ssspy KIND S 81
mseT,al ST. asi. ..d F S;I Sss., &C.
mysi m.r o'''''' oa"'ssH' n'aae 70 ofoer
PICTURES OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.
late GS ~. sf,sa Pss
a sy sns q #.
the kind published Price hundred Orders from any
part Of the United States promptly sS.S5:a
- - % Nassau street, Herald Buildings.
b..1ease read our advertisement in another collnn
TO THE LADIES.
A ssIGNEE's sALE.-A large stock Of Worried Patterns
win and up T.fy Gse
ssa. K: aas fG9a vail be offered
GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.
BIRD. CORNER PINE and NASSAU STREETS,
INVITES the attention Of his and the pub.
others and pearl color fur Has,
Ih, Panama M.nills Canadian Straw Hats ALSO,
mva4 lm.re = BIRD corner Pine and Nassau ST..
TO MECHANICS.
Corps e sapper., Miners Ponsoasrs. or Engineer
Soldiers. The company will eonsi. Of 100 viz-io
pTy.,ss Of the first class arce and %
will s Tns ioa
$ spSs :. mot
s, ns pay Of s corp, to the u.caton
;. Of st class. sissnd Of the Cd class.
snscs',sry medical attendance the United
states The subsstence clothing &C., be fairly
For further partIcular enquire at the recruiting render
ws. o Rse for this COMPANY; %y yin also
CARONY MAJOR respectfully inform their friend
h Herald ssyf BaSS. : ;
,San,y tssg hand large :slesi.i
hpsd oT S rn Their already
viii eSsh s &: pubic
aps .,ss x 1
my2s im.r
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
ME rroprstors are now prepared 70 fumish Holmes
boarding houses from the pasases
ing md setting Kitchen Ranges this city for the past 10
years asseas that Holmes. Range cannot be
% e hs ~.
chased and they will be moved free Of any expense to
a &c Re
Tbs proprietor are constantly md well
supplied Win psfio ONCE add bedroom onAIES' oil the
xi:opTiSwAR s,sh, p.is and i.,..sd They A.v.
also, smokey chimssys cured ns spis nS Psy; go
% A {. /. DELM0NlCO, are happy 70 inform their
friends and ihe public that their Hotel 10 Broad
WI No . corner Of McT. street Is now completed and
pains have been spared render one the
@ a ne @ psns 90 9 aS If
wanis and comforts attended TO with the most strict attention
my26 liner
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
Orvick No 50 WALL ar, orrosIrE rHE.MEscHArTs'
Company coptnqss TO insure against los: damage
neral xpsds wares and and every description
also against loss or damage by inland ma
's'o'' one '.''.p0'''' DiSfikEcroRs,
I Tho,n. y, wJhogms Elishs RiEgs
r. r. Robson, ~ b. Jossph pIsks.
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses lqcker, Jsmes h: Holmes,
s tsls tfs ss. T M.. E X TsHm'
joint. Merritt ruov A rv R9 I,s smish,
GEO T. NOPE. Secretary "oAN'' ''e sa ire
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A w. SPIES CO., having removed to 81 Maiden Lane
ua s e Cut
esrrrelv low Tor essh approved ssImsfh
Al. < DS 50l q Il; s g. u, & s:,
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BROWN,S REFECTOkY.

DHlLADELPHiA.-For Sale-The stock. fixtures, and
person Wishing 70 engage in the business satisfactory evi
oence Will pc Of It's successful
and its epability of further mpov by good
ment The proprietor wishing to SELL will offer bargain,
nut st. Philadelphia. corner Of Exchange Place will meet
wtnauention je9lwsm
CtLF SKINS 4 SLAUGHTER HIDES-S0oo best ana
~ lny City Calf Skins selected. Alse light middl,ne
and heavy Hides of average sts Tor sse by
mvs i'm srvc JOHN Hmm 2as ti;,sh.,b,,,
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS
- THE SUBSCRIBERS, Patentees aud Manufacturers
Of the Nespoan Bonnet, are prepared TO supply the
trade with their inimtabe Neapoans for which they
received two silver edas At the last Fairs Of the
American Institute and which for style and finish
passed. They them alter and clean equally
PATTlsON, NOE x CO., Is Deiancyst
AZ 1missr Vvse A. ap- Pine and Pearl.
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ID. L. CARPENTERS
ID NCING CADE MY.

TENTH AND CHESTNUT STS PHILADELPHIA
pKOFEsSOK CARPENTER respectfully solcits those
who visit this city, and who desirous Of learning tie
lPoikss Ma10SrL.: Wsaipg Cosillicns g. few
saloon, At the above place Mr. C. will continue 10 give pr
vae lessons all and will his Fall School
on the LIST OF September Single lessons given classes
and on reasonable terms my23 iw zGco
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TO SILVERSMITHS

AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL
GARLICK x CO., PLATE, CHEST and DRESSING
~ Case Manufacturer for this last nine years in Fulton
they have removed TO lssud 20 Liberty street. William
above articles Also supply country manufacturers with
Brass Bandng Ornaments, Inays &c. and every kind OF
material for desks gun cases &c. - " =
n B.-Nava and Military Officers Can,eeu, made IN order
lmsr ~ N~ ~ e'S'i
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o. FOR sALE-Two fine Saddle Hor,es-wilI
ASN drive also N : csrrisse They ere Just he right
Used the ssddls Apply the desk Of the Herald once
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The following the advantages held out By this
Institution, which will be found advantageous the
assured and which seldom offered by Life
Companies, VIE -
The peculiar advantages the assured by the prn
cple OF the LOAN Department thus blending utility of
SAVINGS BANK with Life Insurance.
The payment Of premiums annually haly early quarterly
or monthly.
No charge for stamp duty
Thirty days allowed aiter each payment Of premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal and extra premi
ans on the most moderate scale.
Condons in the policy less onereus TO the assured than
usual in cases Of Life Assurance. (sse pamphlet)
ys snoding data for calculations Of the value
O. me bonus" in this Institution These profits will each
ap,vison pc PAID IN CASH il desired.
DkiSe uEcoNEEcIE WITH MARINE FIRE INSURANCE.
p..:-.-, DrrERRKp ASruIriEs.
say 30 years Of age, for sum payable
provision from that for their families f they
DIE Sgo, fhs stipulated age the Office is bound
q All the payments made BY the assured and
ssn wnis vine any time upon such payment
loan iund 20 the same extent.
General Agent Of this Institutiou has return
90 rom LoncSn ana prepared to give every information
% 9p9n application At the society chief Office in
The public are respectfully requesed to sx,mns m. Al.
unguishng principles Of this tables
their disrbuton OF protand the faciitiss scrd.d bv
their Loan Departmentbefore decdinr to insurs
Medical Exaniner is in attendance the ONE Gs;i e,
three O'CLOCK. T. ~ Fee paid by the Society. ~ ,, ~
- JACOB HARVEY Chairman Local Read
yLEANDER STARR, General Agent. nysi itsw I'M
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MAyoR's OFrIcH, June 6. 1876.
NOTICE hereby given all persons owning Dogs thar
on Monday morning. the 18th inst persons duly autho
rzed 10 kill dogs will upon their duties All dogs
ming large after that date properly muzzsd will
DC Destroyed. by order
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HOUSES MAGNETIC LETTER-PRINTING-TEL v
GhAPH-The propretors Of Houses Nlssnetic-Letter
capitalists for the exclusive of said Telegraph
posed OK or iont hi IN aid rsissr,nb r H.
States Application to be made to !i&ORGE CLIFFORD,
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DIR. POWELL. OCTTJST

DR.. POWELI4, OCULIST,
AND OPERATIv SURGEON,
TTENpS to Diseases Of the Eye to all Imperfec
On. Of Vision from to O'Clock at his residences Isl
Opaciuss, efectually removed.
AMAUkOSIS treated with great attention and success
nvstsrat: cases Of sTRABisMUs or Squirting cured in
Jst irpOrssd, ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and 6sish.
sPEETACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Once and residence ISL Broadway-entrancs ~ Warren
iel2 ltHrc
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CENTREvILLE COURSE TRoTTIN(

A SPLENDID HORSE FOR SALE.
q A DARK Bay Horse, sis years old sixteen hands
III <hrh. warranted sound kind in single double
AZA .hsmess-will trot twelve fourteen miles the
hour UentIemen destroys OF fine horse. will please Al,
$50 Wooster st., on GIDEON SAMPSON.
ell issy
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House OF Representatives.
WAsHiNGroN, June 10. lSlo

MIR. HEsLy, (who was entitled to the door)-I am dis
posed to accommodate gentlemen, but IL | give way
will create irregulary in business After this question
is disposed Of, the resolution can be taken up.
Mr.. BRrrxEEHorr.-Mr Speaker, withdraw my OBJ
lection.
The srrAxrR.-The objection came from the other
side.
IMPEACHMENT CONTRADICTIONS.
Mr. ROCKWELL, Of Connecticut. arose 10 a privileged
question, TO move reconsideration Of the voc) and
MIR. BarrrEnHoyy, at the same time, arose to move
suspension Of the rules that the resolution appended to
and exhibits OF the investigating committee De taken up
The srEAxER-Thc gentleman from connecticut
Mr.. BRfvKERHovr.--Niy motion has preceoehco-
The SPEAKER.-The motion OF the gentleman from
Connecticut has precedence .4,,
Mr. BRiNKERloYr did mt yield the moor
on the floor.
The srsAxgs-The Chair 10 under the impression that
nation 10 reconsider 10 privileged question, and 10
Arr IN order II has been usual
Mr. IIoer.-Imove TO ley the motion on the table
L Mir RooHwgLL-i have the floor.
ton to reconsider takes precedence Of all other mo
tons.
Mr.. BafyEERHorr resumed his scat.
A NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oFvIcERs-rHs
ours-rurvy
The House resolved itself into n Committee Of tho
Whole on the state OF the Union. CIR. Boyd In the
Chair)
Mr. HovsroS, Of Alabama, moved that the committee
take the bill to graduate the price Of public lands
Mr. SIMS Of South Carolina moved to take up the bill
70 incorporate gas light company IN the city o. wan
ington "a Voice We've got one mere e'''''s
Laughter)
Neither Of these motions agreed 70.
MIR RarHprH moved that the COMMITTEES take NJ US
bill regulating the appointment Of certain omesn IN 'ns
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS,
NO lae Columbia street, overlooking the bay and city Of
IN New York. aud five minutes walk from the ferries.
few sage gcnilemen and board
private family, by applying above. je5 iw~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12

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