The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-27

all of Oregon. a ltaW "
Mr.. Breese urged his postponement as per
sonal favor 10 himself
/ Mr.. Hannegan moved that when the Senate
adjourns it adjourns TO meet on Monday next
MIR. Breese moved an adjournment, on which
the yeas and nays were taken, which resulted
yeas 28, nays "a. So the Senate adjourned
until Monday next at l2 O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
| The length Of the Senate proceedings crowd
out any parlicularisation of the House pro-
ceedings, except TO say that nothing Of much
! importance transpired other than the discus
sion on the Harbor Bill, which was continued
by Mr.. McCle;land in its favor, Mr.. Rhet
against II, and Mr.. Hudson for it, Mr. H.
verged into a pro-,arif speech, and was called
To order by Mr.. Hopkins; and, on an appeal
from the decision of the Chair in favor Of Mr..
Hudson's continuance. No quorum voting.
the committee rose, and the House adjourned.
| HE REsTELL ExcITEMENT IN New YoRK.
The Anti Restell handbilI had lis effect in part,
out 6y preventive measures taken by the May
or, the contemplated result has been avoided
| A strong police force was at an early hour
| stationed about the Restell establishment, and
| the Z1th Regiment National Guard placed in
readiness TO turn out at a moments warnin-.
II fla#@s il 4stts8I n
EXECUTION OF M'CAFFERTY.-The Cover
| nor has fixed the 9th day Of MAY as the time
Tor the execution OF James M'Cafferty, who
was convicted in Huntingdon county Of the
murder of David Hassler.' e1
EXTREME CoLD- AT Albany, on Thursday
morning, the thermometer stood a, 9below ze-
ro Al Exeter, N. H., il was l8 below.
AT Halifax The mercury stood 20 deg. below
zero few days since.
LouIsIANA.-By The official returns. il ap
pears that MIR. Johnson was elected Governor
OF Louisiana by 2,l46 majority over Gen. De-
buys, the Wing candidate. s..f....
STORM AT CAPE CoD.--The late storm on
Cape Cod was very severe. The snow fellin
Immense quantities, and blocked the road in
| every direction. -..g e,.a.a.5
DISASTROUS FIRE.-The Sal Aeratus, lard
oil and candle factory of Charles A. Dean. on
81. Clair street, Cleveland, Ohio, with mos, OF
lts large contents, was consumed by fire on
Monday evening Of last week IS > aa
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MORMON DEFAULTER.-Accordi TO the
Warsaw Signal, the Postmaster at Nauvoo has
appropriated" some four hundred dollars of
! the Government money. He hopes to BIZ able
. 10 "square accounts with the department by
] the tune the Saints get ready TO start for Cali
fornia. Uva All esr.I,
Y CRTME.-ln the Auburn ppntenary are
father and his three sons, youngest only IA
years old. a,f
05- AT stated meeting of Howard Division
No. 10, S. T., held February 18th, 1876, on
motion of Brother Murray, w. P. il was una
nimously
Resolved, That committee Of three be ap-
pointed by this Division, 10 make arrange
ments for holding public mass meeting on
the evening OF Monday the Cd March, 1916.
and that The several Associations of Brothers
OF Temperance, and Divisions of Sons OF
Temperance be invited 10 unite with us on the
occasion.
Resolved, That the r. Scribe be directed 10
invite said Associations and Divisions, and that
notice thereof be given in the public papers
J.P. FUeIrr, R. S.
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At regular stated meeling OF the Junior
United Brothers of Temperance, held on the
23d inst, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter
SCI Brother Edward Owens, Sen. President
8 v" Samuel Lewis, lsl Vice Prest
VIM. Murphy, I'd g S.
George Sesford, Sd g
George Savage. Sr., Treasurer
James Fl. Clements, Rec Sec'y.
Lemuel Williams, Fin. Sec'y.
Joseph S. Boss, Cor. Sec'y.
Wallace w. Grant, Marshal
t0ettG George Hall, Deputy Marshal
H John L. Suter, Ass. Dep. Marshal