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"MossELMAN zINO.n for Roofl
NEw-oRIEANs sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
Domestic and Foreign sTATIONERY.

DUnesIIc dnu FOfelgn SIAIEUN Eh8s
4 B. STEEL No. IA CAMP STREET, respectfully begs
- leave to inform his customers IN the city and.
country, that he receiving very large and extensive
assortment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and
STATIONERY, and would call the attention of MER-
CHANTS and DEALERS to the following list articles which
he offers for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES:
Blank BOOks LedgeB journals, Day Books Invoice
Books Order, Cash. Letter Sales and Receipt Books;
also, Bank Memorandum, Copy Pass Bills of Ladng and
Bills of EXCHANGE Books Indexes Pocket Ledger etc ETC
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FAIR BAN SIS

Fatent Platform and Counter Scales.
'HE undersigned, sole agents in New Oeans Of Messrs
a u: ~ t. FAIRBANKS & co. - Original rateHt :
~ Johnsb9Ty, VI, celebrated PLATFORM SCALES.
are prepared 70 furnish them at manufacturers prices
counter Scales, to weigh from 4 lb to SO lbs
BBTggglstg BIggFa b DO do. DO idrachmto 8 lbs
Dormant do do do 25n0 to 50l0 ibs
Iron Scales do 2500 IL 200a lhs
kalroad Track Scales, for weighing 10 IS tons
~, DO Depot and Hay Scales. do. to tons
The above are particularly recommended purchasers as
being superior to other article Of the kind now in use
Tor correctness and durability to which fact ample tes
mOnias can be furnished F ~
SLARK DAY. sTAUFFER & co.
NJ I'm dEW Canal and Magazine sireets
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HATS AND OAPs.

r. 800 DOZEN BL - OK SOFT BUENA VISTA
EHHATS = Now landing from Steamships 90
GSN United states and Galveston, and Ship Mary 50
- Ann. AlsO-A very large assortment of q
every other kind OF HATS and CAPS.
~. B.-AkO Invoice of GUTTA PERCHA STIFF
FENED MOLESKINSt just in and for sale cheap
by JOHN DURBRIDGE,
Mo q CustOmhouse street, up stairs.
"MOSSELMAN ZINC" for Roofing
tagne Co 81 celebrated SHEET ZINC would cali the
attention of Builders and Others to this article (when used
OF proper thickness and quay) durable and economical
article for Roofs 1t has been used roofs in Europe for
thirty years without repair and apparently good
as when first put 1t particularly calculated for the
roofs of large buildings. Churches Sugar Houses &c Cir
culaE giving all the requisite information the subject can
be had and models of the mode Of SEEN on appca
ton to SLARK, DAY, STAUFFER & Co
D9 I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets
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Cultivation Of Cotton in Iadia.-The experiments
which have been making in Manchester bv the
Commercial Association, during the past week.
under the superiniendence Of Dr. Royle to test the
small cottage gin proposed to he sent ont anon0
the small cullyators of cotton in India show tbs
following results as conrasted with the iaroe b,nd
gln and the churka at present used there The
cottage GIN, made Of iron is found 10 clean 20 bs
per man per hour made Of wood it turns out II
l9s. per man per hour. The average quantity
Uieaheu h oy me large hand gins Of India per man
per hour Is Ouly 10 lbs and a fraction. and the
cliurka cleans only lbs. This result is decidedly
more favorable than that detailed by the chairman
Vi the late meeting, fact which we are told is
owing TO further improvement in the machine
ne saving IN cost would be in proportion.
Sugar Cultivation IN the West Lpdies-The fol-
lowing IS an extract from mercantile letter lately
received from San Fernando, Trinidad Estates
are selling here at ridiculous prices-that is COM
pared with their former value. However, after the
crisis, which is now close at hand, wages will be
reduced, and sugar will then, on a well-managed
estate, free from debt, be made for about two dol
lars per 100 lbs; and do not think the slave own
ers can make il for so little. The survivors of the
ruin will then probably do well If ANYTHING han
pens TO Cuba, this island will be the most prosper
Gus in this hemisphere even if not, still think
we shall do well when this crisis has wrought ont
Its effects. am fully convinced that neither sugar
nor any other agricultural (ropicaD productions
can be grown anywhere in the world more cheaply
than here, if we only have fair play''
Traffic across the Istlnlus Of Panama The royal
mail steamer Tay left Southampton on Tuesday
with large cargo, portion of which, Manchester
and French goods, is intended for the Western
coast of America, and will be landed at Chagres
and sent across the Isthmus of Panama. This
will be the first batch of goods that will cross the
lsthmus. The length of time in getting from the
Atlantic to the Pacific is about two days The
Panama roads are now very much improved. A
Qunbar of fFupFe nd xr,hoafg cor
yelling on them have gone out in the Tay. very
considerable trade between this country and Chill
and Peru is confidently anticipated through the
opening of the Panama route for goods traffic.
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Memoranda
PASSENGERS: /:

Towboa Porpose towed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ships Clifton and Plato bark Bella Belbana
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SnHO0T. ROOKe

large supply of all kinds in general use selected with
great care BY the subscriber personally assisted with the
Judgment and advice OF the most eminent professors and
teachers
~ COMMITTEES, TEACHERS, DEALERS, and all who
buy TO sell supplied at the lowest possible pces, az
the NewOrleans Stationer's Warehouse
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MANILA CORDS AND COTTON PLOUGH
WI LINES-5O0 dozen assorted sizes, for sale BY
DENTON & BARRETT
n15a 2 and Q 6 Tasief 8.
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The Cam will leave New Orleans and Carroton eyeyy
hour after clock on Sundays If the weather IS fair
IL The Lafayette Hone Cars will leave every rs iDutas
from the corner Of BarO1ne and Canal ala noyI9-6n
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUsEs
THERE are now Twelve CARRIAGES = ~ ~z.,
follows: n
Flfst Carriage from Lafayette. 81 \ M
FiDt DO. do. Government Wharf. Si Ny So A. N.
FiSt Fast de- de- d0 do c.na1 d9 .,,.. DO dOs4 P N.
Last de- do do do,...,.......s1 P. M.
FARElO cents, Tickets 81 per hundred-for sale by col
lectom. Old Line tickets received
~ No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit.
ted to ride. [si2 tf] J. b. SLAWSON & 90
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TO RENT:
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS-also KITCHEN, -
Il if required to a small family or the two rooms iii
unfurnished 10 gentleman. Inquire at $50 Custom. III
house street. NIL Il
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.
A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
- pubic that he has opened D.AG UERREOTYPE
GdLLERI I az the corner of JACKSON and TcHoUPITou.
LAS streets. Lafayette, and guarantees all kenesses 10 Be
equal 70 any taken in the United States and ocits share
of patronage. Prices moderate Mai
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE. % 81 80 N.-LoseIrUDE. 80 win Time, 6A
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NEW ORLEANS & cARRoLLroN RAILROAD

f5ska ~ S7s
k2sE S fsnls NJ
Depot corner Of Baronas aud per7id3 etrsets
a single ucket any distance above Pleasant St. 90 oepa
shge ueEel Ior children over and under II yea 10 .
~ YIe IIeekssts, SAedl. 81 50
ai the above rates for distance below Pleasant street
servants (siaves) for any distance. .... 10 cenfs
~ Residents in Lafayette, CaOltOn and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed an uniform rate Of
continuation tickets for passage in the Cars e-wt a5 M
Per month On advanced for either Road and for any distance
& &ShidIen hai pnce-no such tickets given for any other
CaE, expressly for ladies'. in each train
SUMMER dRR n M Reqn
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BOARDING.
THREE OR -FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accom-
i modated with BOARDING and LODGING, az No.
. D. no.ef-r
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sPICE ANp OOFFEE MTrI.s

NO. 5 " OIKE Iy.1JHE Street.
l.: BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y Of New Orleans that he all times prepa ed al I'M
above Mills TO furnish and ground Coffee ground Spce,
Of all kinds, together with Cornmea H0miny and Gritz
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at The
shOrtest notice. t,28 NJ
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{, f@T h st. Louis Packer ATLANTIC-Fbr 81.
ktf1Esssazl- Isoass, Memphis, aud all interaediate
sszz55z1zz- taadtRgs-tVith dispatci-The new ele-
an1' IssIf f1nnng passenger steamboat ATIANVIC
"a broadweli master is expected This Day and wifi
eaNe as aOove tor freight passage having unsnr
passed secemmodaons apply on board opposite PoydTas
HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydras stree,
~ The Atlantic being very lightdraueht viii mea,
WIN no detention and run thronghout the SEASON MA
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CRATES CRATES! CRATES =!
OUR STOCK of PaIlor Chamber and Office CRATES
" IS now cOmpete-most Of which are new Patterns OF
he latest and most approved designs and far superior %
any offered for sale il ths CITY Ihoss i want vii 81
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NSIGARs-70OO0 Regalias, Canones, Presadas and
N x sarianp .nshar hrs nd for sele ilv
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ffers, N The . s. Mail HIRAM PoWERS-F5r
1Hsll 55SesrsSrrst1s 4 Cincinnati Epansrille 6-c-On
is - shIUKDAY 18th inst. pnstively = The
nss9, igll,uraught passenger steamboat HIRAM POW
- II FeSrce master IS receiving feighl and leaves
eommodations, apply board loot Of Poysrss r
Mo HYDE OGLESBY z Povd.ss ~
~ The Hiram Powers draws only Is inches water snd
shippers and her reaching her des
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UMBRELLAS.
DLUE, Green. Brown and ak LMBRElALAS,aA A
ID made to order of extra heavy Silk Ivory handles
n146t DARCY No. ChartTes street 2 =
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DIR. DAVIS SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY and TAR

IN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds etc.
append few notices OF the character and efficacy Of the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be in a panDh
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers invited
obtain. ltmay be proper say that Dr. d. IS an emnent
practising physician Of twenty years standing gradustao OF
fhaT nyessfv v0fp paunsVlvania
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WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS,

Imperial, Super Royal Medium Deny Folio Pest ant
FoOcap Paper white and blue hotpressed plain Eng
h French and American Packet Post and Letter Papers
thick and thin; best laid Record Paper All the above uleC
plain.
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csOAP-2OO boxes CoIgste's Winchester & Livermores
- Soap, for sale by DENTON q RAkkEtIr
n15N q and q GFavier st.
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A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE. or TWO SINGLE
IN GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
in private family pleasantly located below Delord street.
Applications addressed 10 B. and eft at the office Of the
Crescent or through the Pest0ce 70 Box So viii be i'm
mediately attended to So II
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COPYING PRESSES.
NOW OPENING at the NewOTeans Stationery Ware
house, No. IA CAMP STREET. assortment OF supsro
COPYING PRESSES, comprising the greatest vanetl
ever imported. Also. SEAL PRESSES of various rat
terms. For sale By lnll 81 ]. B. SrEEI. "a Camn n
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s1AAMNMA2a.

Tx n The Regular Packet Steamer AICOMA
Fur 81. I0HtS.The regular packet Steamer
ifsss5,sz7SsEE ALGOMA, j. T. Cleveland masier will
ase " a. above on FRIDAY, the 18th instant at O'clock
VII Z, II posiqvsy The Agoma has roomy sate-rooms and
snl m shed with spring behs. For feight or passage
'RF's " uoaAu al t5fayler street wharf. orio
49,. III A, ny DE 4 OGbESBY, 12 Poydras ST
with no delay. ' HsH1 u'@uEh' ana WIN meet
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The Wing Convention of Virginia Is 20 meet
on the a2d Of February. and the whig mem
bers Of the Legislature have resolved:
"That Zachary Taylor will be the most se.
eeptable candidate to the people Of Virginia"
A!seama, apparently, without any division,
has announced the same resolve, and Georgia,
through Legislative Wing action declares that
the Hero Of the RE Grande is the man sor the
Crisis.
30 far AZ We can learn, or Judge of nove-
menrs in the West, the Democracy are resolved
In Ohio TO nominate Cen c .ss and 10 let the
slavery question go--nOt that largo portion Of
Tie people are for its extension, but that the ma
Jority think It unwise TO move in regard to
Presidential matters. II Ohio, NO moves, In
diana, Michigan, Illinois, will follow suit. IL
tliii decision in Ohio 20: which there is not
much probability should lead to another Heyki-
msr affair, there will be no calculating the re-
suit. But the sth of January is near by, and
then we shall hear from the Buckeye State.
Mr.. Calhoun does not commit himself ex-
cePt to peace, on what basis, we are to learn
hereafter. Indeed the Southern States seen, fast
merging their political differences, aud uniting
their forces, while the North is very much diyi-
ded and really dis1nifsd. But speculation
is needless now: a few months viii show us
where we are, and what we have to expect
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Thanks 20 Gen. Taylor.

Mr. John w. Houston, Of Delaware, on the
|0ln gave notice Of his intention TO introduce
hs i0loWing resolutions Of thanks to General
Isyl0r' which were read by common consent
'"' he Information Of the House:
he,o'Ued BY the SENATE and House Of Repre-
,sniat'res Of the United States Of America, in
ochgTss' asssmbled, That the thanks of Con-
Tess are due, and they are hereby rendered, to
4elor General Zachary Taylor, and through
am 10 me otcers and soldiers Of the regular ar
my, ano Of the volunteers under bis command.
"' me indomitabs vslor, skill, and good con-
S Sse', consPieuousy displayed on the 22d aud
40 days OF ebruary last, in the battle Of Buena
fs'a' In defeating numerous Mexican army,
consisting Of four times their number, and COM
posed Of chosen troops under their fayorite com.
hAhoer' Zen. Santa Anna, and thereby obtain
ing victory over the enemy, which for its sig
mai and brilliant character, IL unsurpassed In the
military annals Of the world.
hesotoea, That the President Of the United
Setes be requested 10 cause TO be truck a Gold
heosi' with devices emblematical OF the splendid
Schlesement, and presented to Major General
iaylor, a. testimony of the high sense enter
aimed BY Congress, Of his judicioss and dstin-
gusneo conduct on that memorable occasion.
q hesoired, That the President Of the United
states be requested to cause the forssoing reso-
ruens to be communicated TO Major General
Taylor, IN such a manner a. he may deem bes,
s.ssisesd to effect the objects thsssf -
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CONG R E S..
TUESDAY, DEC. 23d.:.

SEsATE-The petition Of the Colonization
Society, praying that the number Of passengers
in vessels going to Liberia, should be regulated
by law.
Mr.. r. Johnson, offered aseries Of resolutions
calling on the Presidsnt for information the
whole force in Mexico, the amount employed
since the war, of loss, &c. They lie over.
House bill making appropriations to supply
defcisncss for the fiscal year, report, read first
time, and committed.
Mr.. Crittenden's bill appropriating twenty five
thousand dollars for the purchase Of manuscript
papers Of James Madison made the special order
for Monday.
Gen. Hamer's death was announced, and the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
HousE The laws Of the Territory Of Wis
consin were submitted, when Gen. Hamer's
death being announced, the House adjourned
Till Monday.
MosDAY, DKc. 81.
SEyArE.-Senator Fairfeld's death was an
nounced, and the Senate adjourned.
HousE.--Mr. FairiieId's death being an
nounced, the HoUsE adjourned.
TUESDAY, DEC. %.
srrArE.--Resolutions were offered and adop-
ted. that the Senate will this day attend in bo.
DIV the funeral of the late Mr.. Fairfield, at the
residence containing his remains, and follow SAID
remains to the Railroad depot and that Mr.
Clarke. 3 member ofthe House of Representatives
be invited TO proceed with the body Of the de.
ceased Senator TO the State ofMaine. And then
on motion, the Senate adjourned.
HousE.--Mr. Hunt gave notice Of his inten
ton 10 introduce joint resolutions of thanks Il
Major General Winfield Scott, and his army, TO
their gallant deeds of arms in the Mexican
campaign.
trade carried on by white men with the In
dams.
The Speaker called on the States for petitions
Mr.. Caleb b. Smith presented one from tn
citizens Of Indiana, praying for the sboli:ion o
slavery In the District Of Columbia. md move
| n, reference to the COMMITTEES on the District o
! Columbia .ssl.
Mr.. Cabel moved to lay u on the tabls--whicl
| motion was carried by yeas and nays, 76ts 20
] A Message from the Senate wssrs9ds tsgsths
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tIves Of the people Of Kentucky, in General As
ssmoly convened, being DESTROYS Of testifying
their high appreciation Of the signal services he
has rendered his country, in the battles Of Palo
Alto, Rssaea de Ia Palma, and Monterey, and in
his last and unparalleled achievement at Busna
Vista-tbeir admiration Of his virtues, his mod
esty. his justice, his kindness and benevolsncs
10 the soldiers under his command. and that, il
possible, more elevated and manly spirit Of
moderation and magnanimiiy, which he has
uniformly displayed towards the defeated and
pfostrate foes Of his couatry--hereby tender to
him the heartfelt thanks Of the people Of
Rentucky-Therefore,
Be IL resolved By the General Asssmbly Of the
Commonwealth Of kenfueky. That Gen. Taylor
be invited to visit the capital Of our State, du-
ring the present session Of the Legislature,
that the Representatives and the people may
have an.oPportunity Of tsstifying TO him per-
sonally their esteem and regard.
Resolved, That copy Of this preamble and
resolution, be forwarded to Gen. Taylor, by his
excellsney the Governor, with request that he
Indicate at Is early day as eonve nient, when
he will visit Frankfort.
The resolution Of the House in relation TO the
erection Of q monument to the heroes who fell
mittee-
The following bill from the House passed its
second reading and was referred to the Judiciary
COMMITTEES:
Be IL enacted By the General ASSEMBLY of the
Commonwealth Of Kenfueky, That hereafter the
several clerks in this Commonwealth shall not
be permitted to charge or receive any fee or
tar for sfixing the seal Of Office TO any instru-
ment Of writing whatever, which may be ne
csssary TO perfect the testimonials Of any officer
or soldier in the war with Mexico, for services,
performed by him, for debts due him in land or
money, or for property lost, captured, or des-
troyed, during the continuance Of the war, nor
shall said clerks be entitled TO any fee for their
services In such cases, bat all such services
shall be deemed eF-efieio, and said clerks shall
perform them as heretofsre required by law in
reference TO reVOlutiO nary soldiers.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House but little Of interest was done
beyond the prese ntation Of petitions, reports Of
select committees, &c.
Mr.. Smith offered the following:
Resolved By the General Assembly Of the Com
moaceaLtA Of ksntaekv, That in consideration Of
the valuable services rendered by General
Zachary Taylor in the Mexican War, that we
tender to him our heartfelt thanks, and as a
tribute Of our respect, extend TO HIM an invita-
ton and request, TO visit Kentucky, during has
retirement from the Army.
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Arrival OF the CaIeds.s.-Rtneen day.
later from EarsPe.
Bosros, WednesdaY. Jan. 5, 6P. NJ.

BOsToS, Wednesday. Jan. 5, 6 p. NJ.
The Royal mail steamer Caledonia arrived
here yesterday, bringing London and Liverpool
dates to the 18th Of December, which is fifteen
days later than heretofore received.
The quotations for w estern Canal Flour we're
29s a 3Os-, and for New Orleans and Ohio 27s,
which is an advance Of about one shilling over
the rates current at the sailing Of the Hibsrnia,
on the 4th December. White Wbest was qsOled
at 10. Cd. per quarter.
Breadstufis will be materially affected by the
sumption Of the sliding scale duties in March
next, notice Of which has been given by the
English Government.
Cotton has declined One-eighth TO one quarter
of penny per Posnd. The market is languid.
We quote ordinary TO fair at 3 TO Sid; for
louisiana, and ordinary to fair upland at 3iS
Std.
The Liverpool Provision market is much de-
pressed. Pork has declined, with large sales Of
Mess at SIS to Cos. Lard is much better; duty
free is quoted at 52s to Sos, in barrels and kegs
The sliding scale duties are to 70 into effec
on the FIRST Of March next The duty will o.
cillate upon Wheat from four to ten shillingl
per quarter; upon Flour rs Cd to 6s per barrel
adjusting itself TO the rise and fall Of the market
Indian Corn, now free, will be subjected TO
duty OF one shilling per quarter, and Cornmea
| to Sd per barrel.
The steamer Washington was TO sail from
| Southampton on the 18th.
The French steamer New York put intC
Havre on the 18th Of December with six feet
water in the hold.
The French steamer Union put into Cher
bourg on the LIST ult. in leaky condition.
The steamer New World was TO sail on IN
2lst ult-
The British Parliament, since the opening o
its session, has been chiefly occupied with IN
affairs Of Ireland.
Within the last fortnight the British Island
have been visited by succession Of tremendOu
gales, causing the most appalling loss Of life an
property on the coast
Spain is toIerably tranquil although the Car
lists, as usual are unsettled in COrteI. A hercl
attack has been made upon the administration
There is no Intelligence Of importance from
France. The health Of Louis Phillip still re
mains very feeble.
The agrarian disturbances IN Ireland hay'
/ some W hat subsidized.
| Father Matthew is To proceed TO America ear
Iy in April next, in the steamer New World.
/ Liston, the eminent surgeon is dead
The commercial news from India is highly
gratifying; the trade there has suffered nothing
/ from The embarrassments In England; bushes
| is represented as being in an exceedingly Hour
ishing condition.
The turmoil and excitement in Switzerian
has been brought TO hnal close, happily 10
the cause Of humanity.
The Diet has decreed that the seven revolte
cautons Of the league, are held accountable 10
expenses Of the Instruction, and to be oeeu
pied by the federal troops, until the amount sha
| h.va been Maid.
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From the Frankfort Commonwealth.
X ENTUCKY EGISL AT u r L.
SATURDAY, JAN. I.

SATURDAY, JAN. L.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho speaker on being conducted TO the chair,
addressed the House in neat and appropriate
speech.
Leave was given to bring in the following
To Mr.. Combs-a bill for the benefit Of off,
GERS and soldiers in Mexico; referred.
To Mr.. Hughes bill to take the sense Of
the people as to the propriety Of calling con-
venton to revise the constitution; referred.
To Mr.. Price--a bill to abolish the militia
system and TO revise and establish the common
schools q this Commonwealth; referred.
To Mr.. Wintersmith--a bill 10 provide for
taking the dispositions OF soldiers that are in
Mexico; referred.
A message from the Governor was received
and read by the clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, 5000 extra copies
were ordered to be printed for the use Of the
members OF this House.
message from the Governor was received,
annou nciDg that he had signed certain bills
passed last session Of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Towles offered the following;
Resolved, That the lobby in the rear Of this
House be reserved for the ladies' and the gen
tlemsn accompanying them. and ex.members Of
the Legislature. u
Mr.. Smith moved to amend by adding "and
such persons as the members may invite"
| A motion to lay the amendment and resolu-
ton on the table was carried. % to 80.
The House then adjourned until Monday ten
o'clock. .sgG q x aas
| 49, MoNDAr, Jan. Bird. oas 49,
| Is SENATE Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Robiu'
son, Of the Presbyterian Church. s..--
Tho oath Of Office was administered to Z. D.
| Hobbs, the Senator, from Jsf1brsen, who took
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The Ohio Legislature has under consideration
bills, fixing day of labor at ten hours exempt
ing the homestead, and securing Pre-smP'ion
rights