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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

The public lands In Ohio rapidly coming under cul
tvation which Odds to the Of the State from
taxation and increases the wealth and prosperity Of the
State Ohio il destined to b. the second State In
this Union
The anthracite coal trade of the United States the
year ls47, exhibits greater increase, compared with
previous years. than any other within the history Of the
trade The principal increase has been from the schuyl
kill regions large per cent Of which the result Of
the opening, the resumption Of business, on the
schuykin Canal. The annexed table exhibits the
quantity Of anthracite coal sent to market from the
different mining regions Of Pennsylvania in each year
from 1870 to lsl7 each inclusive, showing also the in
crease from year to year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22
WASHINGTON, January 20, 1913.
The Death Of Mr.. Hornbeck-A Successor-CsI-
cuiation-Ihe JVhig MAJORITY in Danger

cuiation-Ihe JVhig Majority in Danger.
1t is customary, when member of Congress
dies, for member OF the same party to which
the deceased was attached to make the
nouncement. Mr.. Brodhead, however, "a demo-
crat,) to-day, acquainted the House that intel
ligence had been received of the death of Mr.
Hornbeck, (whig,) at his residence in Allen
town. And he spoke of him in terms of exal-
tation, having been occasionally connected with
him in law and in social intercourse. We hops
the time is rapidly passing away when indivi-
duals can see no personal merit ia others who
politically differ from themselves, and that the
narrow mlndedness of demagogues may soon be-
recorded as thing that was, and demagogues
themsel Ives cease 10 exist Amen!
A democratic successor to Mr. Hornbeck is
already spoken of. The district was not so
much against the democracy but that ii can be
turned the other way.
Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi (democrat,) is ex-
pected to arrive very shortly-he may now be
on his way. SO, II democrat be elected from
Mr. Hornbeck' 3 district and Mr.. Holly, (whig)
does not come back from the South, the demo-
Gratis will rub the wings In the House little
closer, and with trio, even, OF war wings, Will
be enabled to vote further supplies for the prose-
cution OF the war. The democrats, last Con-
gress, with majority of between sixty and
seventy, sometimes found themselves In a MI
norlty on administration measures (as an In
stance, the tea and coffee tax;) and with ma
jorlty SO small that the whlg Speaker was elected
by the refusal OF democrat, (Mr Holmes, OF
south Carolina,) to vote, the wings may hud
themselves In q minority before the close OF the
session. Stranger things than this have come
TO pass. FELIX.
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MONEY MARK e II.


There quite an improvement in quotations for
fancy stocks today nearly every In the list sd-
vanced fraction, while Treasury notes fell OF y per
cent; Long Island notes y per cent; Canton u; Farm
srs Loan, y; Harlem "a Reading Railroad Y; Reading
Bonds III Pennsylvania s., Y Illinois 6s y. There
were sales to extent at the improvement and the
market closed with an an upward tendency.
AT the second Board, Treasury notes advanced y /;
Heading bonds, x; Reading Railroad, y; Canton, u /;
with moderate Gales
We understand that, for the month ending the 3lst
OF December last $47o 900 ia gold eagles end Sic coo in
hall dollars, were ooIned at the laited States Bench
Mat in New Orleans Thi, rnsk-l tc.al OF $3.50 600
coined during the month OF December.
We annex returns ofthree city banks sds on the 1870
Of November last, in pursul of recent call from
the Comptroller. Under the new law the Secretary Of
State state Treasurer and roller can Gail TO- back
reports designating any day within the previous .;s
months Tor statement Of the condition Of Tie .. Al.
that day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22
Weekly Herald

The Weakly Herald will be ready this morning at
nine o'clock 1t will contain the whole of tho foreign
news received BY the Cambria the latest from the
seat Of war the proceedings at Washington and Albany
and summary ofueligencs from all other parts Of the
country with pictorial view Of the town Of Jalapa in
Mexico Price 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

Ordnance Deparfmcnt-Nedical Men-Thc ST.
prsme Court, and things in general.
Among the documents lately laid before Con-
gress is a statement from the Ordnance Depart
ment, showing tue various articles purchased,
and the prices paid, during the year ending slst
Dec 1917 We annex few of the articles and
prices, so as to give an idea Of what Uncle Sam
pays for his whistler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

The importation the past year has been under the
new tariff but the receipts have been much less than
anticipated We shall probably feel the effects OF the
reduction in the duty this year-IslS- we ex
pect to see very large trade In the article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22
aenesee Valley Twin

Fat Cattle.-The Genesee Valley Twin
bridge street until NJ Friday, 2st nstnt and on Sa ur.
dsy forenoon at the STALL Nos Is aud Centre market Also
Ter CT. BRYANT LAWRENCE, Nos - and Ii Gentle
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your Boots Shoes Caters Jones Ann street. near
the MuSeum You can get there good boots for So
be purchased for 81 Quite saving He sells
frs, rate boot which usually sold for S. Double
soled Waterproof Boots at 81 &c. S. aud S. has the
system OF doing busnes,-gh expenses and small pro-
hts All goods purchased eti Ann street, warranted to
give entire Satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stamp their
own names their best and the of Cardnas
Chiefains" and other 6ctou. stamps on Their second
r,te or inferior qualities. JOHN w. CREATION &
CO.. No Cedar street, lone door from the Post OF.
hsel have the reP. Of all the hest makers which they
sdvertse to sell the best in the city, for they for
81 so only and others low in proportion Gold Pens re-
pnired. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

cheapest and best place in New York get your shirt collars
Gc 10 at" Scots" cheap unshinH Nassau street
ne sells N ssihc snt shrls the best quality 81 co.
sediment Of gloves, socks and under garments. which he
offers TO sell at % below Broadway prices Call and
see him, 81 Nassau st., opposite thi Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22


ted to the Rchelieu" Diamond Pointed Pen which is
as the best and cheapest in the world They
street, door below Wall street. and Savage % Fulton
street Pnce S2 only. Gold Pens. Gold Silver Pencil
and Pen Cases &C. at wholesale aud retail Gold Pens
paired exchanged made to pattern. N. B-For every
hieheeu" Pen, that the points come of, VIII be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22
From the new York Tribune-Pcrsor, bo

From inc Nsw YORK Tribune-Pcrsons who
them genuine at the Depot Of Mess Wyatt Kechum Iai
Fulton street This probably the extensive establish
meat OF the kind IN the ty and article in the line of
patent medicines can be found there Few suppose h.
idea Of the immen,e quantity
pute than Messrs. Wyatt Ketchun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

END io our risad YopnE opposite office selling the
IN other stores for Sc and 81 he has Calf Sewed
LOOT ior s. usually - other stores with splendid
nent OF patent leather Boots and Congress CATERS Don't
get small rIohs the motto Of friend Young on the
a - N.N ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

EUK INTERCOLLEGIATE LlNE-Regular. Packet OF
the . 2s ,o ana D:Ra fast sailing
osdnT AID vii pos1y sail a. regular day
For freight having splendid accommodations
R Collins Is sous stree. The I Pscpe, Ship GNakIck
Moses Hunt master will succeed the Sheridan and sail her
EOR NEW EANs-EIRsT REGULAR PACKET
VII ws John an1T Logan ssGs n psa
100 tons. ri sail as above her regular dy View esb and
;s% sy %
ns s AS9 E%
,.,l Monday, January ss the fast sailing packet ship
rsy hen regular ay S
eoe sa: ~sa Of % SeSe
LlNS, Sc South street Agent IN New Orleans, William
sG%e s1od VIII A .aess. he
Clifton, aud sail on her regular day
(NHURCH OF ST. GEORGE THE MARTfK, n o. rs
vine suuday NEXT at lo a. NJ and ~ NJ when
rector Glenn ,ns church professor Of Mora pho.c
ply n S de city q New .S 81
ship psrcuarly invited 70 attend s,st,fret
PUBLiC, woKsHP-REv A. CLEMENIs. LATE
A. NJ the lecture o. the Brooklyn Institute Other
in the same place at and ~ c. NJ.
nH. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-
No have so desire oo
who lsoo,lg under af cton nor DO wish
soSa sad see The vast Of aud distress oe SSs
stoned by Of the diseases which this medicine has
proved so highly successful feel that cannot
claims strongly, too much favor Various
needless IS true have been offered and pud FOR
the of diseases Of the lungs and have been found
doubt useful but phys and all who have wit
this For shma, shoroess Of Breath aud similar ae coa
may be pronounced positive cure IL has cured sthma IN
many Of ten and twenty ,tandng alter
had declared the beyond the reach Of medicine. Be-
Of the syrup aud all other prepsroE,of Wild Cherry
Buy but the genuine Dr. Wistars Balssm signed L.
ITS, the For saie wholesale and retail by
Meurs A. b. & d. SANDS, loo Fulton street Of VIII
liam street, and by the Druggists generally.
7 IFE Is TO 81 SAVED, BY DIX. UPHAM'o VEOEr.
IL able Pile Electu,ry The Terrifying aud fatal couae
Of piles untreateds apparent every
nferer Their spirits become depressed arrangement
the liver producing ullness eongesen plethora Of the
blood and open ,sures irritable ulce and hsuas To avoid
serious results the sufferer, who, enduring all this still
attends business should take DIR Upham's Eeotuary,
enient and pleasant mediene he will surely triumph
the horrors of disease IL however the dis
aud symptoms dsegrded, they become seated
bowels also become cosye TO degree shorkng TO think Of
tubeicles form in the seat OF the disease aud their
send the wife the psreness children
parent TO the undeaker Grand which il but
secuay Danish and seutraike The of
the mnrderous knife which ~ sen fe,orted in OF
Piles but only the remission of the trouble which
for the not erAdicaed The remedy Is
DR. .Uph ms klectuafy; for u attacks the dseae
source nR the aud makes and permanent
cnre. rold Wholesale aud Refill by WY ATT u kETCH.
AN l2 Fulton retail by Or Uphtm selBowery,
New York; and by druggists throughout the United
statcs and Canadas, Pnce sishox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

YearWe call the of trade to our splendid
stock OF Valentines rch splendid various ing
~ inc assortment everything desirable from the
entnes copied from the English but original and made
70 suit the people Valentine Writer'S Lace note Letter
Paper aud Envelopes of all kinds Small made
up Tor the s. and $50 and over as
IuRNER FISHER, II Chatham st. n. Y. and ID North
Sixth st. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

street The Committee of Arrangements for the An
you TIER grateful for the hfuness with
you nave eIsented the trust repoed in
OF art Is admirable. the originality design aud the ability
win which you have executed the Of Monte ey
ness and camp OF Cen Taylor. enttle receive
warmest thanks JACOB l.. FEM, Chairman. Gro. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

NKEASUkY NOTES IN sU Ms OF t5s Soo. $500 AND
$iooe f., yhs paymsn, Of duties &c. Tor sale by DINA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

N Wrought Nails Brad, Spikes; seine, sewing wrap.
BY adHS MNs Tshs% r.s w'l' For sale
ID lss2LUTIoN-THE C9PARTNERs4lP Pr HERE e;
g nal ben dissolved by mutual
REILLY and ali Claims s' said a % viii
to- a% asS dus II
Jan. i7ih. is,s
HAkPs.T-J. PITT, LEWIS Z co. PATENT DC UBL.-
ely York eopvinesd that odss. Ssistoiss
gve' asa0a to their stock OF splendid Double
proved principles. combining all i6' modem mpov
of and elegance flush are 70 any
any climate aud having bee submitted to the most
neat aud talented professors in United States have recev
sass snS
'l'HE MENDELssOHN sULEMNITY-THE LADIES
rou of taxing part in the sppToachins tribute OF
he M.ad.l.,Oha meet jshsaI'
PI.sSssy at ne Large room v II the Building: M
February 81 1918.
RkOKEN BANKs-AILAs. JAMES, NORTHERN
al EHchang. Delaware Bridge state Tank OF
domestic dry goods consisting Of black apacas broehe aud
.h1ss: and disws.. I'D and silk gloves &c. geo STEW
ART 4 Co., N3 Walker street
BROKEN BANks-D. NJ. HOLDREGE, 81 MONT
Jersey CITY takes the bills Of the Norhern Exchange Atlas
Jame and Delaware Bridge Banks State Bank Saugeres
Bank OF Ithaca and Cayuga Bank for Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles.
CATHERINE AMELIA sPaAGUE. OTHERWISE
wn1 TO ts oSu1Gy f. yss ago # she
C be found, Will hear something to her advantage
900 REWARD LOST, A GnLD PATENT LEVER
P&O Watch engraved back Gold Dial and Figure, full
yelled, NJ j. Tobias, Liverpool supposed have heea
dropped the vicinity Of Vaick and Hudson Who
will leave squre and Bro hers 81 Fcon
1872 Bowery will receive the above reward and the thanks OF
the The number OF The watch be esceraned at
either of the above places.
EXTkA OLD JAVA COFFEE, AT ls1scts, WAR.
II ranted pure and equal sold the city ehe facst
Ooong Tea 30c; best Young Tea, crop o.
OIL T3c gallon; superior Sperm Candles, % Cd
Sperm cd lb bunch Reisns, l2s box and
Cd lb kcg do Id For sale at wholesale aud retail by o.
WLtR Nos $50 and 428 Greenwich and rs Vcsey
liberal discount will be lmide and country deal
RUSTON COUGH CONFECiION-IHis CELE-
- brated aud well known article has been
for re than twelve with the greatest Its well
esbshed reputation IN curug coughs, colds, hoaenes
bronchitis all pulmonary complaints renders unueces
to enlarge its merits only 10 be added that
tbs original and only Cough Candy aud the only
which actually contains Cough Bsisam % special
Notce-The public informed that Messs Rushton Co.
longer the for the sale of this Conecu but
that the genuine be obtained only of the following du
Az Sold also by A l.. Wnshp, II East Broadway, aud
Coddngtoo 1893 Hudson street. Also, WhtwelPs Original
Opode Price % The best possible for heu
matsIn sprans &c. Beware oil limitations. Sold yea.
only by H. Johnson 23 and Sands 100 Fulton
street.
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LDySRfIsBMIHFs NEW EVERY MORNING
Mech WIN b
Marlin Sarah ID


T 1877 or LETrEgs REMAINING ic THE OF.
isis No Is William street.
Ci.rL xxy.-U
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and summary ofiutegencs from all other parts Of the
country, with pictorial view Of the town Of Jalapa in
Mexico. Price 81 cents.
Fat Cattie.-The Genesee Valley Twin
sds. hssuG Ssin can be
Day f'renOon the STALL Ne. Il Centre msIfs, Hiso
Ma IKE BRYANT LAWRENCE Nos 10 and IA Centre
Warning to the French.-If they don't
reduce the their Boot, the day fortune is at m
81 such s e hs
st ns. S asi c
ent OF patent leather Boots and Congress CATERS Don't
and c IN anS ba s'
To MIR. George Snyder, Lithograpner, laa
@ NG wi.
to u. the most beautiful Bal, circular
Of s E
az y EE sst cSsamsp ns W
MORTON Secretary.
New Music Anvil, Mt his Music and Piano
ss from all the va
sssc and M9. are invited e call and
printed. Vi '"' o''''' ~" re
BeautIes OF the Opera, No. and No. z, re-
PntedIThe demand for the last numbers Of h. popu-
has sead been have new edition issued and
can furnish aad the hack
numbers, at d EACH or IS Per year in advance.
Valentine Headquarters, Feb. IA, Leap
stock of vslevtnes rich splendid various embracing
EnSS BUT o nsda saa m sa
al snS L @sss
f. 50 a. and IS SS;
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-Purchasers OF
Gold rsn: will S:1, in mind that all makers stamp their
?a shs s'sii ias iissIs
ee Fen. Of the Sss, makers. 's they
best in the city, for S. they sell Tor
81 30 only and others low in proportion. Gold Pens
Gold Pens, Gold Pens.-Purchas ers OF Gold
ted to the Rehelieu" Diamond Pointed Pen which is
:SlS :.sia's;!sls Il W:!:os Co. 3 Mil;sS
ss's oS SIZE as
and Zen Css, ~ at wholesale Who'll and 'a Gold Pens
"heheeu" Pen. that the points off, new one viii be
given without charge.
The Cheapest and best place In the city IL get
H ss
60 s. P Ps he
@ at. md
give entire Satisfaction.
The Plumbc National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the ripper corner OF Broadway and Murray street, stands
unr'valed as the most the Kind
ind sdvis. all our friends who are in want Of
pictures te 20 there and examine the collection.
"Scotcs" dollar and q half shirts-The
cheapest and best place New York get your shirt collars
&c is at Scott" cheap furnishing store Nassau sheet
He sells 'Rnihc ent shirts Of 81 50 the best quality "a co.
warranted to nj aud well He has also very iupeb as
soment Of gloves. socks, and under garments, which he
one TO s at ~ per cent below Broadway prices Call and
see him, 81 Nassau st, opposite this Office
From the New York Tribune -Persons who
wish buy OF the popular Patent medicnes can find
them genuine at the Depot Of Messs Wyatt Ketchu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22
Beauties OF the Opera, No. g an

beauties OF the Opera, No. and No. z, re-
prntedThe demand for the last this popu-
lar monthly having exhausted the first edition. The publisher
has slready been enabled have edition issued and
furnish aad with all the bac
numbers, a! d each or IS per year in advance.
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warehouse pol Broadway has received from all the
reus Publishers throughout the country large of
new and popular Music Purchasers invited call
select Nos and Of the Beauties of the Opera now
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

From the American Star, December az
The Monitor Of yesterday has letter from Qu.reta
TO, which states that the governmental doing all In its
power to get the Congress together 1t Is believed
1t will assemble about the middle Of January The fate
Of the country Ia represented a. being in its hands
The had not taken place. the chiefs and
leaders not being disposed to part in the new dis
order The writer appears to think, that however great
the difficulties which beset the republic. they are
nothing ia comparison with those which would follow
termination of the war Parties, them he adds will
have time to take breath before commencing with great
er violence that ratricidsl dssenson which has re-
duced the country TO the condition In which It s now
placed He attributes whstever want of energy has
been exhibited, by the government to the anafohca
and disorgapizinR course Of some high function.
aries and principally of certain military chiefa,ns who
have been arrassisg the government while threatened
with invasion
From the American star OF Dec as.l
Seventeen deputies 81 QHeretsto. ready for tho
assembling of the Corsrss Ihc Honror publishes
list of those who present. st peel minsry meet
lag. The revolutioas's brought To stand, public
opinion being too strons Tor hcm Many of lie chiefs
had given In their hvton u the Government, and
avoned their determination to ell 1t to tie beat OF
their means and ability. Taev think !. ia best sdd
surest to leave h9 ,on.Tsl overnneot and the
cSte az liberty TO torn ilss o9n ortY0s Eegstd to
peace or vsr-thus submiitoy Ia fis eeencer OF ire
ti-ie aud TO the will Of tho Iotitrity The MntTs
correspondent thinks Of the new C0ngrsss
wii readily and efficiently work together iaasgucn
tney VII csst aside every thing like the srstncsop of
personhi interest or unworthy prejadices We really
hope that such may be the case The new Congress
WIN meet IN few weeks and shall watch its proceed
in6s with good deal OF interest
The Fag Of Freedom IL DE- per publi,hsd in Puebla
FROM the lumber fer he 25th OF December we make the
following extracts:--
LOWER CALIFORNIA,
Advles from Ma allan have been In the 30th
nit Thsguerilss, under Mjares made an attack upon
III Cape (Lower California; and vera com
ei-Muaies and many other Mexicsns being killed La
PaE further north In the Peninsula was also the scene
II esncujnary conflict between the suerillas
Captain rinsda and the Americans The plaoe vas re-
duosd ashes BY the nrs that took place between the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

m Ais, TWINE, AND SHOE THhEAD.-CUT AND
IN Wrought Nails Brads and Spikes; seine, sewing
ping and ball and cord gag and and cord In;
Manufacturer Twne and Cord; shoe Thread OF de-
scnption. inc udng Ttey latham and Walkers. For sale
by ZEBRA u CUMINl1, log Pearl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-08-19

oa-Seabury Ford, the whig candidate for Govern
or Of Ohio, land it is well we say the whig cand-
date, otherwise the people might not know Of
whdm we were speakng,) it is asserted. has writ
ten letter to the city of Columbus defining his
position as regards Gen. Taylor; which the whig
State Central Committee have suppressed. 1t is
the design of the whig party to keep the people in
ignorance, on this subject until after the October
election, and then and not till then will the people
know whether Mr.. Ford is for or against Gen.
Taylor.
We have frequently spoken of Gen. Taylor's
non.cpmmttalism; but the non-committallsm of
Mr.. Ford is even more astonishing than that Of Gen.
Taylor. The one makes no declaration OF sentiment
on the great questions OF the day; the other refus-
es TO publicly declare himselfin favor OF the nom.
inee of the Philadelphia ''mob" Is whig Con-
gresham from this State calls it. Il tlV
This is not the case with the candidates Of the
Democracy, their opinions are known and openly
avowed. To the people we say, choose ye be-
tween the men who have political opinions and
dare express them, and the candidates of the whig
party whose lips are sealed
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General Taylor's Income.

General Taylor, on the score Oh econ
envy, refused all letters but those which
are post paid. A Washington cores
pondent Of New York paper, gives
the following as the amount of pay he
receives from The government:
81 find the following items among his
monthly revenues, payable from Uncle
SANS strong boxes, to wit: cash, 10
rations per day ior his own subsistence
st twenty cents each, equal to $ll7 SO
per month; eight rations per day for
length Of service, equalto $50 aomore;
forage for seven horses commuted at
CSC per month, and pay for four ser.
wants, $3s per monlh-total items a
little over $i5 per day, or $40 60
per month, or $5647 per year.
.About these times, it is altogether
probable the General has various small
!, additions by way Of official gratifca-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-08-19

publication Of the fall proceeding Of
Congress in, the lntelligepcer and Uni
on, was amended and passed. s.iIsea.s,
q The bill abolishing postage on news
papers within, 80 miles Of the place
where printed, was debated, ,and a
committee Of conference was appoint
ed on the subject matter Of difference
between the two Houses.
The Oregon bill, with Senate amend
ments thereto, was then taken up.
The question being on The amendment
giving the .Governor theyeto Power,it
was lostAyeas go, ays106: Es
The question next being on the
amendment embracing theg Missouri
compromise, it was lost-yeas 82 nays
I2l. a ..s. 1900 1si.s 20
~. Senate.--Aua. f2.- The Oregon bill
was returned from the House and was
considered. a sas4f,sa4.,.i y ss. sls4sast
The compromise on the subjectof
slavery, was debated at great length,
on a motion that The Senate receGe
from its amendments to the bill: :p!slt
was advocated BY Mr.. Benton and OH
ers, until the recess. sss. "A, :jlsa3. 4,