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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09
ST T. AM-BOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. Il BERRY

-~ .~ 49,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Bouts for the last "a hours ending JESTER
day at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
New England No 2, Dean Pittsburgh.
North River Dean.
Consul, Kinney,
Weilsville; Barnes,
aglioni. -, :"
Pacific, Campbell; Louisville,
Messenger, Hemphil, Cincinnati,
Swan, May;
Magma. Jacobs, st luis.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson, Slrubenville,
North River, Dean. ST Louis.
TaglionI,
New England No 2, Eean, Cincinnati
Messenger, Hemphill, Pittsburgh.
Pacific, Campbell, Z"
Consul, Kinney,
Swan, MAY,
Wellsvile, Barnes, ="
Niagara. Jacobs I"
feet water i'll the .channel-fallino
MuSuuito BARS and Forty Inch Bnrlaps Co, Woo,
Wv" Sacks, just reed per express '
Js BERRY HILL & CO.
Hard yyorn The subscriber has inst re.a,,,.,
.,, -, ireshsioek of Hardware co,nnriSin
every hhs III the Hardware aud Cutlery Inc yIci hg
prepared 10 sell on good terms TO country mercba
sam l. MEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09
A CARD.

"A CAlkD.
1.-THE undersigned beg leave 10 announce to their
= friends who have been waiting for the arrival of
tnen ware and to the public, that they now in re-
eep OF an invoice of AZ packages containing
nent OF WHITE GRANITE AND IRON STONE; FLOWING
BLUE, CANTON BLUE; MULBERRY, and a part of their
selection of LIGHT BLUE Ware
ms ot IS OF very choice quality. much superior to
any heretofore brought to this City, and of new shapes
and styles. SWEENEYS Ann BEIJ
h26 Nos : and O. Monroe St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09
'AAHN DNIBLHMOS
Notice.

SnMu Eli kENNEDY takes this method Of inform
- ing 'he czens of Wheeling aud public generally
ma maj ne mas Withdrawn his interest from the Look ine
n'tss es,absllment heretofore conducted by MIR Ca
n'lei al NO W. Main st. Persons having claims viii
p, , .aeh ior settlement and those indebted will
Inc business ljeol SAMUEL KENNEDY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09

E. c. GABRIEL,
AXXouLD respectfully inform his friends and the
public, thai he has bought ont the establishment
ere'oore carried on under the name of Samuel Kepne
uy t under his charge, and will continue the business
az ,e Ola stand No 81 Main Street where at all Times
WIN ne found Clocks, Looking Glasses Pc,ure Frsas
atctures &c &c. all of which he win engage to sc
oneaPer IMAM any other house in the city - ~
AN CLOCKS sold and warranted raw he ro,u,nea
correct time. " IVY W. "o' Keep
Tpciure Frames made to order in the hes, stv,e
and shortest netice. " ~ 'es' syie
VI Undivided attention will be given to his bust.
IL ,n no spared to render his work as good
f " any "'her III Tue CITY je8
LGghOrn Hats GOOD assortment of Leghorn
Ear ..,h Hats lust reed and for sale low
~ vas" JeS JOHN HODE
Silk Glazed Caps For For men .san and 'oys-a full
e a,est styles just reed from Philadelphia and for
jes J0JIW i" u um1r S''
fampicO Hats. soS good % i. assortment of Black
NJ nme iur instead Of coarse wool trimmed in ,h h
~--. N"' 'o'o very law for cash. is JOHN j HoGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09

MuSuuitO BARS and Forty Inch Bnrlaps Cor uoo,
Wv" Sacks just reed per express " Jul
je9 BERR vuui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-09

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Bouts for the last "a hours ending Jester
day at O'Clock, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
A Commercial Appeal.

The members OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
ROuen have sent long address TO the National Assem-
blv in which they say that after the recent dreadful
events in Paris they feel their duty to suppcate to
check the spirit OF disorder and anarchy which for
four months has weighed the direction Of affairs,
and which renders trade impossible. They say they
scarcely wish for the Republic, and on that account
protest with all their strength against the proceedings
which have taken place since the 2ih February They
denounce all that recalls 10 mind what they call horr
bic times in the history of France they also denOunce
ideas of Communism Socialism, general leveilng, ana
absolute equality and the doctrines which pretend that
there ought % be neither workmen neither
rich nor poor and that all can be equally happy.
They however, declare that they feel satisfied that
the Assembly decide TO the satisfaction OF all the
difficult question of the organization OF labor. They
call for the dismissal of all unworthy iunctonaries toi
reaction of order against disorder Of good sense anc
principles against absurdty and Decentralization, tor
Republic with reasonable and honest Institutions IN re
ation 10 the nprescrptble laws that God has imposed
on human society and by which they say active labor
that can alone restore the general prosperity OF the
country will sgan return.
The Minister of Agriculture and Commerce has adj
dressed the Projects of the Departments circular
in which he recommends them TO do everything pos
sble for the encouragement OF agriculture He says
The greatest part OF the glorious mission OF con
sOlidatng social order which has been assaed by
insensate doctrines and attacks has deyOlyed upon
Agriculture To combat the force of attraction exer
csed BIZ towns the rural districts 10 regulate the
rash movement which takes from agricultural industry
and gives 70 manufactures force, the eXuberance OF
which al certain moments causes financial crises and
sangunary collisions 10 direct to each branch o! labor
the activity required with view 10 the benefit OF al
posed by my Department and for which your coopers
ia IL cal Tod ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
FRANCE.
Letter of t.uupFtipe.

We translate from TIE Constitutional Of the 'th
tue following letter Of Lsmsrtne, addressed 70 the
editor
sir Through respect for the crisis Of my country a.
well a. regard for the good OF the public, have
suffered that aood OF mseyoence, Of calumny and sb-
surdity which always submerges for time the names
the acts and intentions Of men whom circumstances
elevate OF cast down the days Of revolution 20 pass
without reply The light iiself viii do this snd give
to every fact and TO every their true physognomy
am not impatient of Justice, for do not doubt the
future
But have this moment read Ia your paper OF he 9th
an extract from article copied from the JowHaldes
D.5a,s IN ssh ch the insanity Of cuumny il carried 20
the following mputauons
Toward the end February Pie pavement were hts replaced
va tie new Government tei- 90 huii re,cssary the barn
clses against s National Grari and part OF , pep n. VII h
pretended animated ty resioairs sr,rsn '1gusaa
ush iel upon ae friends OF socs or'er hrag" y 'sr
secretly formed whose members --0c 81 nsfacts
=, - quarters Of Che Cy anil taught theoretically ue ri OF cn
st-lct with tr greatest possible aly 'at t-rcsn- them
10 the e.tsi,intiss Tie talcsde. marked plan o
Pans The efce. pho monument. rti- central Ci-i.
ser ,.o Indicted After this the siui comb nations dip e By
Insurgents Of june iug-r surprising They followed
plan traced unor -e iusplce- OF te Government tse.l'
ayow that for the first time, the reading Of these
odous lines drew me from the silence which had i'm
posed on myself tall the day Of explanation To see
myself transformed into a professor of civil war a
pioneer of carnagewho have for the last four months
daily offered my own breast to spare a single drop Of
the blood OF my feow.citzens have reply to this.
have but cry of indignation which comes from the
bottomof my soul and which beg you simply to
record LANARTlNE'
Ex.Member OF the Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

To n Generous Public.

Whereas M. Thomas Curtis, an English gen
emsn from Manche ster with his family, consisting Of
wife and four children lately arrived at Boston by the
steamer Niagara, Capt Ryrie, was on the 18th inst.
robbed of nearly sl5OO in American gold Bank OF Eng
land notes and other valuabes amounting In all 10
about 81 600 at the foot Of Robnsonst while board
of the steamer Rip Van Winkle, upon which he " ith
his family had taken passage to Albany on their way 20
the West for the purpose Of purchasing farm and
whereas their responsibility will at once appear, from
the fact that Capt Ryrie his brother, and one OF bis
passengers on hearing VI the disaster came immedi
aiey to New York and offered Mr.. Curtis and family Q
free passage home to England which generous offer
could not be accepted in consequence OF Mrs Curtis,
having beCn premsfurely confined on the night OF the
robbery and the illness OF other members OF the iHmly
occssioned by the loss of nearly all their property while
in a land of strangers and whereas his unfortunate,
though respectable family have been provided tor solely
By Nh George Seely the generous and worthy pro
pretor of the Pearls,reet House-we would respect
fully appeal a generous community to contribute
something for the assistance OF Mr. Curtis and family
until the money shall be recovered rcmittances re-
ceved from his friends In England.
Subscription donations viii be received at this
orce or az the office OF the Pearlsteet House No -
Pearl o. New-York addressed to Thomas Curtis.
N0s y,,i Isiy q ls,s MANY CllLENs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
The Protestant CIergymen.

The cIergymen Of the TWO FrOItstahI chuftuts vI
the Capital expressed desire 70 be present at the III
neral Of the Archbishop of Paris and 50 To pay Just
homage 20 his memory They charged their colleague
M Coouerel 10 Wait on the Able Jaquemet nrst grand
vicar 10 express 10 him the sentiments OF the Protest
ant cercymen and TO inform him Of their Intention 70
follow the funeral procession from the palace to the
cathedral if he could assign them place, which should
concate the scrupes OF their faith with the rules OF
Catholic worship The Able Jsquemet received N.
Coquere most politely but expressed his regret that
the Catholic religious ceremony being xed both Tor the
moment Of taking up the body and during the passage
10 the church il became impossible assign place 70
the Clergy OF the Protestant cOmmunions. The Grand
Vicar charged Coquerel to express 70 his colleagues
how grateful he felt for the homage which was nus
paid 10 the memory OF the deceased prelate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Anaira at Lyons,

We translate the following from the Repre-
seHtqm dr. Peuple
On Wednesday morning, the 9Th, while tho troops
held military occupation Of the quarter Of the Croix
Rouse, and the true Republicans redoubled their eff
forts 10 avoid a collision. the following Infamous rjls
was played by the Police. An agent, habited In the
livery OF a workman, dragged about by other
agents his colleagues who treated him with apparent
brutality. TO excite the crowd and bring on ARRAY
The person who served thus an Indictment 70 this
unworthy provocaOn, is an agent of the Lyons Police
little known in the Croix Rouse and who wore a
handkerch ef around his face tia, his features ght
not be recognized but he perfectly known by
several persons 10 whom he sterward svowed the
trick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Gen. Barrow's speech.
Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, saturday, July -, /

correspondence OF ne lttluht'
WASHINGTON saturday, July p. lsis.
The House devoted yesterday to the discussion
OF the rejected and recousidered general Appropr-
alton bill Several good speeches were made upon
the subject Among others Gen.BARRow Of Tenn.
spoke | heard him ior halt an hour. He spoke
in a strain of ieryid aud and indignant eloquence
against the absorption by the President OF powers
not vested in him by the Constitution. He showed
how fesrfully Executive Influence had encroaohed
upon and dominated over the action OF the two
Houses. He dwelt upon the unhappy change IN
this respect that a few years had produced In
the earlier aad better DAYS OF the Republic the
House of Representatives never asked-they did
not care to knOw-what were the opinions OF the
Executive upon any measure before Congress
But now, great delicacy was affected IN relation
10 the Presidents wishes nothing should be sent
him unless free from a suspicion OF his hostility.
Gen. BARRow's speech was received with evi
dent satisfaction by very good audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
NAPLES.
4 Revolution Coming.

We translate tho following from l. EaF'sf,s Of
toe 9th
Letters nom Naples Of the 18th ult speak Of the
hshtiul confusion which reisns IN that country All
communications with Cslsbris are completely inter
ruptei.
Accounts all agree In ssyins that the royal cause IS
deeply compromised and that the soldiers would easily
be led away BY the PoPulsce should they rise - 7oss
The City Of Naples he strongly asiistsd.
The Parliament was to open IN three days out there
were very few Deputies in the city The King who
goes out has announced his intention OF refusing
10 assist in the opening session
The lszzsroni nsoIen, than ever md At the
fret signal they would renew the horrors Of the 18th
of MAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
ROME.
Address of the Deputies.

The Pisdmoasse Gd-ene of the 4th publishes the aa'
dress of the Chamber Of Deputies Of Rome In answer
70 tae speech from the throne. After expressing graf
itude for having been called TO political HE BY the ron
IN and the determination % promote the unity OF
Italy by all legislative means the address sdyerts in sc
we're terms TO the present state Of the Kingdom Of Ma
pies so contrary the interests Of the Peninsula and
expresses hope that the Papsl Government vii de
snd explanations as the ignominous retreat Of the
Neapolitsn troops The necessity Of concerning with
Charles Albert equitable distribution OF the expenses
OF the war and the declaration that the war shall not
cease till all Italy has reganed her natural connnes
form the subec- Of another paragraph The address
concludes with recommendations Of Interest respect
ing public credit administration and Lnstracnon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
HOrsR OF REpRrsEN-
Rio, on the Hudson River Railroad.

We lean by telegfsph that there has oeen
terrible not among the workmea on the Hntsra
River Railroad Al New-HamhurSh
A reqmsition has beca sent o. the Gov ernor Tor
troops 20 quel the disturbance.
The Pc keepsio Guard had been previously called
upon, but refused IA sere without orders from 'ne
Governor.
The rioters number about 100 sni ere sali 20 -
committing the most sross outrsges ag,insi 10
inhabitants ~ New Hamburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Women Left Destitute.

The National Workshops tor women were included in
the decree dissoying these establishments generally in
the department Of the Seine. 25OOO women are thus
lett without occupation. The resources placed at the
iposa OF the mayors insufficient 10 give them the
succor which they entitled that succor consisting
two pounds OF bread each per day whatever may BE-
the family Of the women receiving aid This state OF
things has caused about 100 OF these TO wait on
the Minister Of Public Works TO demand assistance.
NJ Recurt having learned that several Of them had large
families led them to hope that the proposition which he
intended making IN their favor 10 the Committee OF
Labor would be approved OF and that the workshops
mi ut be again opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

We read in the goir de N YsrHe The captive ia.
surrents heaped together in the vaults Oi the Concier
gere so be- scarcely able TO move began two days
ago 10 sing and shout loudly and violently that they
were commanded to be- silent As they continued their
noise pump which had pipe leading into the vaults
wa. set to work and in short time they were up 10
their nsteps in water As this did not stop their sing
ing and cries the pump continued al work until the
water rose up H. their knees still they persevercd
and they were then immersed up 70 their shoulders
This made them apprehend that It was determined TO
drown them If they persisted in their yOcersuons,
and they became n last silent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

The Dr0it says During the insuuecti0n Of June
2O0OOOO or cartridges delivered cut the troops
and the National Guards nearly the whole of which
were used Nearly 001 canno, shots were hred" This
account appears 70 rs 20 be great cxsggersiion.
W. Bonoit Chainpy is appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PenipOtentisry at Florence. VI. A. de
Rsyneval is appointed 10 the same poet At Naples
and dc Tontenlsf is named attsche TO the Legation
81 Hanover.
The D.mocrats reports that Il CADET has written to
the MET Of the Executive Power. demanding Govern
men, ships to convey him. with colony Of Icsrians u
Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
NORTHERN ITALY.

The Milan Ga:sfls of the "a that Generals con
uaz and Choio would begin operations against 'sro1a
IN few days The headquarters OF the hIng Oh oaiul
% a~s nov !, poyerbea and the attack OF Legnago Is
considered imminent Letters from Trieste announce
that the town is in state Of siege csnnonnsde was
heard al Bresca on the In the direction CT Legnsgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
.k-con.oIs far Account len Of ats7
London Corn Market

Al h. DAYS market factors began by asking advance
s descriptions OF Wheat bat this only had he effect Of
checAng and the trade settled down about The
prices OF this DAY week. Indian Corn has been In
good request fan prices large arrival OF Osis this
week hch has greatly depressed trade. Whes, lErg-
Esh ia 10 SIS. Wheat. tfoeignJ 52s TO 67s Barley,
(Engshl 22s io5s Barley tForcsn) 1s to Us Rye, rs
to sos Beans SIS TO Sis Beans, lod 3is TO sos Flour per
sack. Us 10 Doe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Unvre Co,ton Market July ID

looking up Stock Uio00 bsles-qu0isfons inferior, q
ordinary 50 80 middlug s. 81 middng fair, - 20 90;
fair 81 10 s. Several mills have commenced wurkng and
prices will farther advance scarcely any supplies are
looked for.
On Saturday. The 8lh the sales amounted 10 ~ bales. the
largest DAYS business for time The t0is sales
Of the week exceed 5000 bales rise IN price Of about
~ per 100 lbs on the mdiling qualities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
GERMANY.

Disturbances took place the LIST at Casse in Eec
.oral Hesse Almost all the houses were Illuminated
In honor of The Archduke John. and numerous bands
narnded the streets. crying: Long 1--we the Arch
duke /" others however, cried Long live the Re
public % TIE noise increasing and some shots having
Seen fred the armed force cleared the streets, IN
doing which one individual was killed, and en-
ploys Of the police was grevousy wounded. An al,
tempt was made 10 form barricsde but without
cess. tranquility was restored a, about o'clock In
the morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.
london stock lIarket

Tie funds remain steady but the market presents par
ucular r. ure this morning Consos have 0een done a. 6'
asa for money and account
Two O'cock-Cous0.s are seaty nj 81 8nl fychcquei
Bills ~ Is pm New 81 per Ccuis ST. Slf Bank STOCK 9i
1857 The reading" among the lObbers takc. pace TO
morrow and viii tend % show the leaning OF the account
whether Bui The Foreign Securities are al
merely nom na Prices Railway Shares have sirseed but
little attention.
Three O'Clock -Consos for Account len IT ats7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
pIInI.ro HOUSES AT NANTUCKET

TIE OCEAN HOUSE, KEPT BT v ., fAhkts
ray ATLANTIC HOUSE, sIAsCOssEr, ~ n. . cho-Kts
g. THE OCEAN HOUSE. having been greatly enlarged
E and Otherwise improved with good aecominods
nA for sea bathing, now In comfort and eonfemeAce'
Inferior 10 no public house Ia New England Al.
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season =, ~ "
eousef 4 large neat and conodOus and cannot ah 20
be pleasant home TO such desire pure arr msgnn-
cent oceaD scenery and fine fishing
The fine Massachusetts, Capt 10, rnnney Eases
f,r rim. a week during he Summer months tween Nan
ulcket and New Bedford, az follows
Leaves Nantucket on Monday'sDd Saturday att Am ana
on Tuesday and Thursday al y AN
Leaves New. Bedford on Monday and Saturday, 81
and on Wednesday and Friday si o. AN.
The time occupied In making the passages between an.
cke and New. Bedford including the landings Il hcles
Hole and Woods Hole, u only about u hours
These passages are delightfully."- pleasant 10 SUMNER us
Nantucket, June Is. 1919. ~ A"fW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
-FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

The steamship United states, Capt HAcSsPATF,
which sailed from Havre on the lsth inst arrived
at THIS port at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
From our French journals W. gather the follow
-. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

DOOFING.-The American Composition Roonng for al
snds Of aatroof buildings bridges doors ofsctorcs nc
o. III I'D Ia roof, ade more durable than when new 81
ro.t OF fr u 10 Genus per square foot; new roonng y
csnts Al orders addressed 10 the subscriber al his once,
5 Hos oa-s, Broadway will NEE, prompt attention.
W. RILEY BEMAN, Inventor,
,vas ir. and sole Manufacture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Latest.

The English funds closed s7 for money and 9r account
AZ s7l on the nh Liverpool Cotton market Of the oh
extensive demand-saes $500 bales Prices fairly main
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

Ryv1syRs OF The WIscossIS LAws.--Mr. NJ
Frank Of southport A w Randall Of Wsukesha and G.
Jordan Of Janesvile have been chosen 70 revise me
Laws of Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

FiRE.-A FIRE was discovered last night about
O'clock in the factory of Mr.. Ogden Hall Gate o. &
Is. Hsll) on shermsn-avenue. The building was oc
wp.ed BY Mr. H. $. Hall, for the manufacture OF da-
nerreotype cases and by DR. Pritehsrd and Mr. Ogden
fsl a. a storehouse The building was partially in
rred. The loss Of Mr. Ogden Hall Is about ., 800 ;
asCred s7o0 Dr. Prtchards loss is about 81 100; no
Insurance Mr. II. g. Hall is insured for $1,000; loss
% 30 girls the past year in the manufacture Of dsgaeF
feo,yps eases and had but few weeks since trans
k5Fedt the business 70 Mr. II. ; Hall.
IN Haven Palladium, 24th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
BY Telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune.
Fire In Baltimore Fiiimore's Acceptance OF
the Sominatisn.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July -.

ALII7Ivkf IutfusFl INll =.
A destructive FIRE occurred last night IN Holl
dsyst by which three houses were burned. They
were owned BY NJ. Rhodes, who lost about s'.ooc-
The National In,elligeHosr Of this morning pub
b.hss Mr.. Norebead letter 20 M.lard Fillmore.
aud the reply OF the latter, who cordially soesP"
the Wink nomination for Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
xxx,. CONGREss.......F ir., session.

SENATE WASHINGTON Tuesday. July y
AMER the usual morning bushes. the Compronise o
was taken up
Mr. UNDERWOOD being entitled % he door, Proeeeo
bin
M UNDERWOOD % still speaking
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the calling u petitions sc the House took ~
the resolution proposing that al basluess not tnished
Il the present shs b. skeu up the next 49,
sion In the order laid over
The rule allowing only minutes - zach spesker
wss abolished Of our Dispatch Is correc,)