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The petition was then referred to the com.
mittee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Hannegsn, from the committee on
Foreign Relations, reported tho bill from
the House of Representatives, for the re.
lief of Mr.. WIN. NJ. Blacklord, without
amendment.
Mr.. Bagby moved to take up the reso.
luton which he had previously offered, re.
lalive to the power Of the General Gov.
eminent over acquired territory as regards
the admission Of slaves into such territory.
Mr.. Bagby addressed the Senate at
considerable length on he subject. matter
Of his resolution, and when he concluded,
il was made the special order Of the day
for Monday week.
On motion, the Senate then proceeded
to the consideration of the order OF the
day, being the bill for the adjustment OF
claims due TO persons in California.
Mr.. Dayton being entitled TO The floor,
spoke in reply TO The late speech of Mr..
W Webster, and in defence of the treaty with
Mexico. Mr.. ID. stated it as his opinion,
that the ratification Of the treaty was The
only plan by which peace could be OBJ.
tanned.
Mr. Mason has the floor on this subject
for TO. morrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. PaIfrey moved that the vote by
which The House Yesterday agreed 10 the
jninl resolutions rendering congratulations
TO the People Of France on the establish
menl Of a republican form of government,
be reconsidered.
Mr.. Palfrey addressed he House in be.
half of his motion, bu. mainly IN reply TO
the remarks of MIR. Bayy, made yes'er-
day, relative TO the positions occupied by
Virginia and Massachusetts.
Mr.. Bayly replied and took occasion.
Wills, up, to reply to former speech by
Mr.. Ashmun. [Mr. B. was frequently
and Intercepted ION !eave) by
Messrs. Giddings, FIckln and others.
Mr.. Ashmun reJoined; and
Messrs. Pendleon and Bayly exchanged
some sharp words respecting the course
The Senate of Virginia had thought proper
10 pursue, with regard to the funeral Of
Elk. President Adams.
Mr., kaufman moved 10 lay the motion
Of Mr.. Palfrey on the table and the ques-
ton was decided by yeas and nays, as fol-
lows--yeas l24, NAYS A.
The bill relative 10 The West Point
Academy was then taken up and passed.
o. motion, the House adjourned.
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1uesdoy. April IL.
SENATE.

Petitions and memorials were presented
and referred during the morning. Among
the petitions presented were several by Mr..
Hale, on the subject Of the abolition Of
slavery.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson presented the pe.
iition Of Mr.. John s. Skinner. pravioo "a,
ao appropriation BY Congress to enable
him to establish an institution, in which
shall be laugh, the sc.snces of Ayr,cuI.
lure, Civil Engineering and Mioeralogy.
Mr.. X. 5obnson addressed the Senate
" behalf Of the Objects Of the petitioner
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Charlotte
WEDNESDAY. April &c. 1915.

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agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain adver.
tlssments and subscriptions. and TO grant receipts
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dclphia. authorized TO obtain Advertisements and
procure subscriptions
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Thirticth COngress--1st Sess
Telegrophie Report Of the Richmond Wing.
Friday April :
SENATE.

A message in writing was received from
the President transmitting proceedings O
The Fremont Court Marhal-which wer.
ordered 10 be printed.
Several petitions and memorials wert
presented.
Mr.. Mason, from the committee OF
Claims, made report, asking that Friday
and Saturday next, be sci apart Tor the
special consideration Of private claims
and the request was granted.
/ MIR. Dix, from the committee on Com.
merce, reported bill 10 prevent the I'm
portaiion Of adutered drugs.
I On melton, the Senate laid aside the
morning business, and proceeded ta the
consideration Of the Order Of the Day,
being the bill from the House 10 relieve
the Judges Of lie Supreme Court from
Circuit duty, for The term Of one year.
A debate sprans up on the bill, in which
the participants were Messrs Butler, Yves.
colt, Ashley, Dayton, Allen, Crittenden,
Benton, Badger, Phelps, Foo,e, Downs
and Calhoun.
The bill was then put upon its passage,
and rejected-yeas II, nays 10.
The Senate then went into executive SEES.
sion, and afterwards adjourned over to
Monday.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A motion was made to lake up The reso.
lullons offered by MIR. Cummings on Mon.
day last, rendering congratulations to the
people Of France, and Messrs. Cummings,
c. J. Ingersoll and Ashmun, each ex.
pressed the desire that the House would
consent TO take up and pass them.
Objections being made 10 the motion,
the resolutions lie over under the rule.
Mr.. Ninlon, chairman of the committee
Of Ways and Means, reported several ap.
preparation Bills, which were read twice
and referred to the committee ofthe Whole.
MIR. Rockwell called for the regular or.
der Of business, being the conside Grafton, in
the committee of the Whole, Of Private
Bills. The House accordingly went into
c committee Of the W hole and, after passing
sundry private bills, the committee rose.
Mr. Richardson moved that when The
House adjourns today, it will adjourn to
Monday next.
The question on this motion was taken
by yeas and nnys, and decided in the mega.
five-yeas IS, mays Ar ssass'Fs.s
Ga motion, HE House then adjourned.
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Wednesday april 10.
SENATE.


After the transaction Of some unimpor.
,ant business, the Senate, on motion OF Mr..
Badger, took up the bill relating 10 The
Franking Privilege. The bill was read a
third time and passed unanimously.
Agreeably TO notice, Mr., Hale asked
end obtained leave to bring in bill lmend.
ing The laws in relation TO Naval pension
ers. The bill was read abe 6sas and 49,
cotid times, and appropriately referred.
A motion was made and carried 10 re.
consider the vote Of Friday las, rejecting
the bill in relation to the Judges Of tho Su.
preme Court, and the bill was made the
special order Of the day for Monday next.
The Senate then proceeded TO the con.
sideraton Of The Bill providing for the ad.
ius,men, of California Claims.
Mr.. Mason being entitled TO the floor,
made 40 earnes, argument IN behalf Of the
passage bill. He defended the war policy
Of the administration aud pronounced the
war Just, honorable and unavoidable.
Mf. N. concluded by moving to recon-.
nit the bill to the committee on Military
Affairs, with instructions. Before the ques.
lion was taken on the motion to recommIi
/ the Senate, at The instance Of Mr.. Man
gum, went into executive session, and af.
forwards adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Goggin. the House
resolved into a committee of the whole
(Mr. Bur, in the chair,) and took up III,
bill providing for foreign mail service.
Mr.. Goggin submitted a substitute 70
the bill, md advocated its adoption.
Mr.. NIcholl opposed The substitute an,
: Mr.. Tompklns spoke in lis favor.
Several amendments were offered 10 tn
bill. The vote was then taken on tn
F, substitute proposed by Mr.. Goggin, an
was adopted. The bill was then aid asd
and the Committee proceeded TO the cor
, sldera.isn Of the Revolutionary Pensio
) Bill.
Mr.. Vandyke made speech IN oppos
ton to the administration.
On motion, the Committee rose and RI
. ported the bill relative to the Foreign Ma
Service, as amended to The House. Tn
n question was then taken on the passage
8 the bill, and il pa 'scd.
T On motion, the House adjourned.
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The SENATE did no, 81, to. day.

The SENATE did no, sit to-day.
In The House, Private Bills we're con.
eidsfed 10 committee Of the Whole. The
en,i,e days session was thus occupied end
many private bits were reported TO the
House by the committee Of the whole.
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A message in writing was received from
the President transmitting proceedings Of
The Fremont Court Mariial-which were
ordered 10 be printed.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CoSvEsTION.-The members OF this
Convention assembled at the Common Council Room, last
evening President Dkemap in the Chair Minutes Of the
last meeting read and approved. Mfr. Taylor, from
the Committee Expenses reported that they had made
contract to pay Mr.. Howard $50 as Messenger TO the
Convention Accepted. Mr.. Harris presented report
from the Committee on the City Ofnces, their number
duties and compensation. Adopted and ordered TO be
printed.
M Osborn offered his resignation member Of Com
mtee So g. Mr. Harris offered the following resolution
Resolref That II be referred TO Committee No. to IL
qre and report to this Convention the proprety Of Rscr
ng clause In the Charter constituting the City the City
and CoSniy OF Brooklyn" Adopted.
The Convenfinp ,haa Committee or the
Whole on the report Of the Committee the Orgauk .on
Of the City Corporation, Mr. Osborn taking the Chair
The Committee then took up for consideration ihs first
paragraph which Is that the powers OF the Corporation
shall be vested in Mayor, Board OF Aldermen and a
Board of Common Counclmen, who in their joint capacity
shall be donominated the City Council" The Committee,
after considerable discussion, unable to agree upon
the subject and therefore reported progress and asked
leave to sit again, which granted.
The Convention then adjourned until next Thursday.
ACCIDEST.-As one of the Fulton Ferry boats
vas crossing from the Newly SIDE about o'clock yes
terday morning her shaoke bar gave way rendering her
totally unmanageable She drifted against and consider
ably damaged schooner lying at the end Of one OF the
wharves. The isrry-boat was also slightly injured.
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Proceedings in Congress-.

We fnd the loilo ~ing sketch Of yesterdays Con
sressional proceedings in the Philadelphia Bulletin
Of last evening:
sESATE.--.W AsmScros. Jan. IL.
A. O'Clock the Wee President called the Sen.
a. % order. Prayer By Rev. Mr SLIcER.
M DIX presented the petition Of EDWARD
MILLS. asking 20 be released from tho contract 10
reference t. the Bremen line Of steamers
SIR 3ANGUn s resolution calling for the plans Of
the campaign - proposed by Gen. ScorT then
came Up, which on motion Of Mr. StNifK was laid
Oatne table Ayes O. usys2O
AereeaDiy - previous Dotice, MI W Lb'tth
asked cad obtained leave TO bring m q bili when
was read second aud third time by unanimous
conscut and Was finally passed. II makes attach
mcnts ssuine out Of the United States Courts, COZ
form 10 The laws regulating such attachments IN
tae several States
Mr. BAGBY submitted resolution for consldsra.
BIS diminishing the POKER OF the General Govern
mont under tee Constitution, t. improve rivers
aud hal b0rs aud construct internal Improvements
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. VINrOS moved that the House resolve
itsei into Committee Of the whole, Jos X. INGER-
SOIL IN the Chair. on the reference Of the Presi-
tents Message.
Mr JAMESON addressed the Committee. made a
random, scattering speech with many hard hits.
whicn produced much laughter.
,7.tn Houses stiil IN session.
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EY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

JERssY-DASIEL HAisEs, the newly. elect
ca Governor Of NewJeney. was yesterday IN
sailed into Office Ct Trenton
HIS Inaugural Address. which We find in the
Ne,sa,k Adrertiser. received by telegraph com
nlends the cause Of Education, speaks Of some re-
firms. says Wars are great oalsmities offensive
War a National Sin, ever followed BY National
punishment. Thinks discussion Of ths origin OF
the present War with Mexico untlmely -desires
peace honorable alike 10 both Nations and thinks
the best method q obtaining such peace Is 10 be
found ia Ia a vigorous prosecution OF the War
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WING LEGISLATIVE CAUcUs-The Wing Mem
beers I'd the Legislature met Ia caucus GA saturday
evening for tho purpose OF nominating Oom'nis'
sis-er 10 Codfv the Laws OF this State, 70 supply
the place made vRcSn, by the resignation OF JOHN
a. COLLIER. Esq. TIE frs, ballot resulted IN tue
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hesitate 20 predict, that so far as Mr. Hawiey Is
concerned. the Wing Members Of the Legislature
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Appointments by the President,

~ ana WtH ne odrice ana cVHSeA ~ We oehd'e'
JAMES d. HUNT, TO be Register Of the Land ONCE at
Sdut Sc Ste. Marie. Michigan.
MICHAEL 4. PATTERSON, 70 be Receiver Of Public Mo-
u1ys q Ssut dc Ste. Marie. Michigan.
SAMUEL HoLMTs, TO be Register Of the Land Office at
Culucy. Illinois. rice VIM. G. Flood, resigned.
InEoDoRE II. GLLAsFI. TO be Receiver of Public No
news GrosBsbursh. La. rae Peter H. KEMP. resigned
rCApY NICKNAME, 90 bc Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Upper sandusky, Ohio, rice Christian Huber. removed.
JonN MILLER, TO be- Register OF the Land Onice al
Baes,iilc, Arkansas sice Henry Nell, removed.
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PENNsYLyASIA.-A Telegraphic dispatch to the
Philadelphia BusR announces the inauguration Of Gov.
Shank ~ Harrisburg. yesterday, a. follows;
The Ncm.crs Of both Houses assembled In Convention
al ~ O'Clock when Gov skunk and the Heads Of Depart
nevis introduced The Governor was sworn in, and
read Dos Inaugural Address, which has the mcrt Of bloyi
Is. ~ the reading only occupied fifteen minutes.
gate large asssmOage was present. Including two nll-
itaft tUnU.IIrs.
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MARRIED

On the l5th inst. BY Rev. Henry Chase. Mr.. THOMAS
WHITCROFT to Mss MARY ANN POWER, both u
tbs City,
AtCta'tsn. en- The OH ins'. BY Rev William Mar Nj
Mcia.l LIdisy farmer, % Mss Jane Do1a. both Of
Chatham The ags Of the bridegroom exceeds ths Of the
BRIDE BY - years.
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BooK-BINDERs' LEATHER,

BOOk-BlNDERS LGATAEh,
MUSLIN, &c-Ihs subscriber AGENT for Asssrs Lear.
WI mouths Roberts OF Brico-iane Fleet o. and Pages
walk, BsmDndsey, London, will import direct for the
trade Messrs T. RS Wholesale prices, any Of their
well superior manufactures subject 70 approval on
arrival
shlyERS-Coshlnsa, blue, maroon, green, black psr.
pie. cream, &c
CALF-Plain russell
do -Coofsd splendid coiop, tsupr London dressed
AOkOCCOS-Extrz size, Turkey OF cross grained, all
c0Crs
RUSSIA HiDEs-Nery large.
BARK sKikkRs-koans baIils splits &c
MUSLIN5-Biack and fancy coi0fs aud patterns, hrst
quality, ! whole and half pieces.
Msssrs l. slst Of prices patterns &c 20 b seen At
their Agents. h SALMDNSOS, u Newst
Asslectl0u on rand no 2~ieod