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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-09
IN SENATE.


Mr. PHELPS Of Vermont presented the credentials Of
bis colleague, the Hon. WILLIAM UPHAM lately reelected
Senator Of the United States for the OF six years from
the Sd Gay>of March next.
Ga molten Of Mr. JOHNSON, Of Louisiana; the petition
and papers the files Of the Senate in the case Of Peter
Games were withdrawn
On motion Of Mr. Phelps, the petition and papers Of
Thomas Flebfown were taken from the files Of the Senate
and referred 20 the Committee the judiciary.
On molten Of Mr. DICKINSON, the pes<ion and papers
IN the case ct SydnCy j. Bowen Withdrawn from the
Ees OF the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. DAVIS, Of Mississippi ne petition and
paperg Of Joh Crawford aid wife were withdrawn from the
hcS Of the Senate.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The VICE PRESIDENT lad before the Senate \ report
Of the Secretary Of STATE made asreeay to law accompa
MED by statement showing The appropriations and dsblrso
men for the service 81 the Department for tho year enog
Jute 30, 1873 which was read.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT also laid before the Senate a
fPor Of the Treasurer Of the United states, accompanied by
copies II hs accounts for tie third and fourth Of SAL
rad m and second quarters Of s4s, adjusted by the &c
court'ng officers Of the Department.
CONGRESSIONAL CHAPLAINS.
TIE following resolution from the House Of Represent Ia
tives, was taken up aud concured in by the SeGsie
Hssoc (tle senate coucurrnvl That two Chaplaus IF
different denominations be elected BY Congress one b, each
House, to tcr's during The present session, Who shall
change weekly.
Mr. CAMERON moved that Tic Serste proceed forthwith
20 The election Of a Chaplain.
Mr, PALE thought would lie better 10 let the subjec
lie oVer i'r day two until Inc Senate full.
M CAMERON said he would prefe, that the question
should he taken At once tlic motion.
The CHAIR having taken the question: announced that No
quorum had voted.
Mr. DAYTON wished the subject postponed until ,omor
/ row al one clock
Mr. KING thought il better 80 p1sipoue Il until on,
O'Clock on Monday, tomorrow would be inappropriate
tune, lor reasons which Senator's could understand.
M. HALE thought Il would DO better vi the subject III
over until Monday, and in the limc i've present Chap
| l'in would offIclate, as he believed usual.
| The question was again put on Mr.. CavERoSs motion
and he vote stood Ayes rs, 10 quorum voting.
Mr.. DAYTON moved that the Senate adjourn. Aye
/ Is, noes Is.
bet interval ntervened and there being NO bushes
before the Senate
Mr. HALE moved that the Senate adjourn, which NC
ton was carried, and the Senate sdjoufned accordingly
j HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Two other members appeared this day, viz: Mr.. GaRsrr
DuscaS, Of Kentucky, and Mr.. MERrDirR p. GsrTas,
4
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Ms. BINGHAM gave notice Of motion for leave to in
troduce bills as follows
bill! for grant Of land 10 aid in the completion Of the
Clinton and Kalamazoo canal in the State Of Michigan and
bill for the construction Of military road from Lansing, the
capital Of the State of Michigan, Machnac in said State
Mr.. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut, moved that the House
do now proceed 10 the election Of Chaplain Agreed to-
Mr.. POLLOCK nominated the Rev. Mr.. GuRLEr.
Mr.. LORD nominated the Rev. Mr. DEWEY.
Messrs PoLLocx, LoRD, and RocKwEL, Of Connecticut
were appointed telers.
The SPEAKER then directed the Clerk to ell the roll
which being done the Telers reported the result follows:
FeS the Rev. Mr.. Gurley. Observation-Disclosures 1856
Rev. Mr. Dewey ...................l6
Rev. Mr.. Cushman INSTRUMENTATION
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Mr. GUaLEH having received majority Of the whole mum
Der OF votes given, he declared duly elected Chaplain
the House for the present session.
Mr.. WENTWORTH asked leave 10 offer the following
resolution.
In esoe That the President Of the United States be re-
guesed TO aor this House whether he received any
formation OF the imprisonment OF citizens Of the
United States III the province Of Iceland by the British autho
rifles and the thereof and alsO not deemed
consistent wth the public interest," inform this House what
steps have been taken for their release furnish with
copies of all correspondence thai ss taken place relation
the matter.
The resolution being objected to- it received.
MIR. HAMPTON, of Pennsy vania, asked leave to give
notice OF motion for leave to introduce bill Objected
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER laid before tho House the following mes
received at the OF the last Congress- and
which had not been laid before the House at that session
owing TO want Of time
message from the President of the Uni'ed States as
signing bis reasons for his approval Of the bill establish the
territorial government OF Oregon lhe message was pub
isbcd in this paper IN August last)
letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmit
ting copies OF the Tearers with the United States
for the Sd and 4h quarters Vi the year lS47 and the LIST
aid I'd quarters of the years lS4s. Laid on the table and
ordered TO he prined.
letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury, stating
that it found impaccbe for that Department comply
with the joint resolution OF Congress of he Sd Of March,
Sat- prohibiting the sale 1t private entry OF certain lands
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laid on the table,
A letter from the Secretary of War transmitting in
obedience 10 the Goth section Of the of August 26h 1872
and the act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic
expenses OF Government for the year 1885, show
ing what expenditures have been made under the authority of
that Department during the year lS43 Laid the table
and ordered TO be printed.
Certain papers from N. P. Trist, Esq in addition to
those laid before the House the last session. Laid On the
table.
And then the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Two other members Appeared this day, viz; Mr. GaRsrrT
DuscaS, Of Kentucky, and M. MrRroIra r. Gsrrar, Of
Tennessee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

PROVIDENCE Msv Ar 6r. Olo b. Pain. = I1la. ~
Hrly CrtF Ne hss1r -teG- ts3uesar e4rilrf A--
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Pan. HascE. eo BeltA w,tl, Min. >Ifaa. Del
Mar Itc- ira1l fr-lre. ls. Ieris, kl1t hatla shop
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NaNTUCkEI. Ma 2-slei -lrs Are Cois. 4ltsi, Naisr
rr.s PrLisrl ao-rc1s H-rF IesugT D1i- Fa.1lrlirl
Boston Ma Am - 0-as Nsfrnl f-r-r. ~ ur~tn-
rnfe1 -ear1. irsrli ,arts h-tru. Hart o. ktr hl
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s..1ra11 hrx Mlnre Nafs hElnnrr sclrs Efs Htatll
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Isrueh. Hsa1l. Do Or- Holsqa Aaz-ta. Yral. At4as
F-rusu'i As-aors. Day 5lrsi -lrs @on. Less. Nt.ns
Cu1si hrt-ct 81 Frt8-, >Gt.rs01 B4or-i sus-~t Ka
P.ca pa EEcsl L0F-4 Ner fot - Chs.e Do star R1s
90 Hou-f k-n a. ,s3ec lsrts Ci-f Many Treat Ona
btrt Nat-s tnrs hlsss. tsraft jEs Gray Csilsu Wsf
a H.Aas ATsfsa. s'iss, cts Js-sFh Cysnp. Lor.tio
Lar Wat.s, aa1 isfg- fe,' q sehf.
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CovRr OF COMMON PIKAs--Before Judges Ulshocfer,
lnrrahsr p.lyD kts0 FIVE f.sauanrs q, 49,
rur~ ~ Ere the eyeue Of 2lst ~cenef stN Tie ws
,.saca oe Wish. however disputed h- c bu te
Non made BY 81. Company os NV tr Ca the -ua rf
eg, verdict sustained By the s-niracc luges
p,s .na vsss, so.es s~s Tie Ss sa verdict a. se
Judge Ds. has ofns,o, sd gpon tue question h.
s.se noi disposed s,ae hudS q the jar
hat where he nature all duration 81 ~ Gre 50 te And q s.
.ensainc "a coaers snost srcis ih,i
hse quantity shoaa have eesn DESTROYED hut Che
sAsnsd As amounted god. stee there ether e II
property iricnus fsken atsffac dunes
ser ne dre mi The praeps qaesioe he csc as
sssicn hat The jsy ol ihc oloa that De
eaua bad & iau amount h clss s s'er c'se rsls'l 81
~ am sst-act Wat 'leif ciasea IN Tat fese' sus
's.'ea =, ~ ~egti 81 We iesAnf'o 49,.
jaec ltAosdsl dars his efnn rcnagsc ~oA have oeca
ssti.hei had iste liberal d~iu'u from pisntf
ei,r NJ . ~ dsei = a'cslsre Nth ne 'crc o'use 20
opa4a ~uhoa ~sieas eonfsrs the CHAR
we> q saA cesicce Cpa III. whole the crnoa Of
Jss inssahsn. r,ns guu sssi no though, Impossible
u Anani Of lfoeft c BE- DESTROYED ami tnk ihs
,se ~osh iill oaN - gnici ps,nsli
oo,is -esas' lhe wei esvba a. he oihsr members
q tie cun sfc Of eonat, oYn usaecessNr,
1-sgk Ha@zcaa F>ssetsr Hasfsra Su. On rrs~.
Ncoai. "ste 81 NV 'f.,l ne ccar ec-H~. 81,
.ros-strs VI. Noica Scr dess vsrist
coar wa eo.is Of is csse % dsnsai o. be 81 "a sss
ss. T,,rass yss NGsirsi h an actsca Co. ..s.a,
ard ksiter, ts-e lupfsoau,cni grez ofhs f
we'd warrant ssAn Nessr. Rraay an NGul. her., venc
es psinta snd motion nae of ne~ ira Nsrf ron
49, Lsssea "a. SS-s. l., Gresd r.-sa,sa
- paichssr of siok AMI oF cona'sons VsI' a. gsrs
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q sl-S.nu-.
assss I,.s Gss-ss Brsfi,tf Notos e. iusa.s,
.a Sea l.r,s ssps- uu- rra Pace. b. sA,s % 10
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Reside tine votes stated n the above table, votes
,re cast bv Pennsylvania tor Ar Mason votes were
cat Tor ,fr King and N votes by North Carolina iof
M. Mckay t.-
ON the above ballot the Virginia Delegation having
retired was the last 10 vote "neh tney calh' ~ ~
,,d ,bst II being understood that the name oi John
Mason of Virginia was Withdrawn. they would cast
her vote Tor Gen William o. Butler. Of KY
Af,cr this vote had been announced was acc fah
Cd that Gen. Butler had received ~llln siliH
., o. vote of r,yo thirds OF a the Delegate Pennsyl
yania then changed her vote and cast il unanimously
for cen Butler which secured his election a. cnnoi
date for the Vice Presidency number o. ori 7ini.-
5i, A. cbonro ,heir votes the names Of the whole
,yere called over and each called then cast an
undivided vote IN favor Of Gen. William o. Butler Oh
Kv as the Democratic candidate for the Nceffe-den
~ of the United states making him the unanimous
Il -, "a ,ba Couvepfion phlad y American.
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Passenger, Arrived.

~ fip ChsricsrsH from ChafigsaH-Hfs " pounei Nrs l.
H.trk = and rhI stewart Mr. McGrcg.or M ard " is
Bsieu Ms 4 Hlmilou Meal Woottly. Ma q bert
NrsnH sfr a johnson suI rlf Nr l. Cat VI ID Noorlh
NO NioatraF Nj ponnc. 81 ID Palmer VI = W Rsgt
NJ ratr NJ emf ~ Pea ard l0 The
a. san Colo G-nfili. frol LfroP19-M. W Hsn,haw and
,Id NJ H-nshw Mss-s " sni Henshar Mates snt e.
Hra.sv Ea.slt Dr ,lTas Iis aud rt ~ Hamburg vi
VI Pan and rsIsri " HISS Hanson fi ~ Ass-rs1l
F-aI MN 70 Btrer sni lly. So. Hose, Mss Hone oi
\ l-lf4 I'd sclnaf ts1a sli s'efra-e
D. 4ifg Orfra from LlrrraaI-C Hutton. Hutton. h4t
faa 10 H-fr'1 laa~'h Hlfa. Frius Yarn No9ley %
u-r- Dr M Uu-rI rac ais. ili 80 s'r-0i-s.
HlsfH BlrHfs frl BseHaf fyftf-Nf tor1f Ms
Ellen Drlmu1lf
cd lr.s si--.rs q Mar- wlba Long, s1t sts-ffse
D. b. lrg Lafg ~ La.e from Ber1ul - Barr. lady ani
tIr-a NJ. Coct Ialg. Mss ppid Cooper fsragsr
m s.,-a ate oi 5n. Cot ra1 Ntfsse i0r New fors pa
ia distress. lesty. % rl 1.s 0f sfsfs, g.
~ .ars ffllf f1Ha BrsvsaNr Glufaef Mr. Mrfer sal
rr.a 81. slllalh.r i1i c'd M Poster ,4i luu~ a
fle -feeTs.s
n bf,S Hifsr Fuler f- SaraaHahN Chi iiT 49, rlf
Maine Ece silr'i Root Chas Pncs, John Ven Del'sn
N .1lr raIr , 90 5 . sfeers.s
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MARINE NAL.
PoKr oF wv roRk M.r =.

ARRIyED-sir EHly. D,r.. s. craI lsh n't L-A ii e.
Cr0f. sir sally. Ml-r. hadns
.e-r. Bhard.oa Wat.ol Co. On III, Baaa', ,Poke has
49,. s,,v H,vr. D. i. rns.- sa "a pas-eas-r.
WLoet 7h l,i ,i a. ou s. 'iots ons hotef t.m'l' from
ss ca,r-.,oa Bfora C,r.s,oa 18th cotton. &c. 20 Gsp
T.,s.as. urrs Liverpool isth s -,d-- H,--,-
q .t.e,ss p, .sr. ls % ist . pa g. 49, ong ono .tsr
E--t asa B~s lssi 5.snas " p ne-. Pols wase 'lP
,r-i.b sr. scaal. we.ta,n Amsterdam . i, 30 ballast s
49,. =. .ls 49, + M il..sri,, b. w Yars
Pa IaIr ,-rrt Ersn Mole no. cotton. g. n John 81
rr- l-'n .--,' "i ~ ''-0' - 81
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l,aa ~ fors % is e. ~ AN ft.'f 81 Ma f'--
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Yo ls, as, =. q w. rs--i falss' cap Gladiator. Hose. -
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u-- Nlrsh B-u. Co- ssglt d, ortte sllr io li,s'ef
Del. Oarian LHhg. John PR o. ~ rss-c- tf s-fer
rig H.sisl Bu-t, -sgli H. 0fin- j. a. -asa ' J. ii'f
uy N-Fa-~. o..
srs k-Pa5r Drlt-rr, -. ,sE,' e. % Hgi o''a
-, e. s,ss 5 20 .f J,a- L,-.,~y Hilov 81 B,ale-
Hrr q rs K-ui, Reel N9rlls timber, o 0rse tln rs'
a D. u 81 .po.s5ns Flvn Of Bath. from Po,ai hoia %
rnromsr.
B IS ou gu-r Cr4sfr sirnunah saitoa. rr-. A.. o Dun
aa.1 ulucr.
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Ar 49, to HrrrlrT. N-rh-v a. Co.
BIN. siv nf- Ists III. Beruii, is. o-li'f, n NJ
Ier1n
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FNls Gl,'--'aa n-rs. f-ytoa' N'een is.tat Ni'l br
Lan Galranl. .Aas 0l-t-, h1 ersaule. tt'r-t9u >ta
w. Bas,ou. Al5aui 'i.sa-. Hinis. Nevea - crn.
R.,s srrrlrss Earn from Tie Clt-11 Conner ts'
hrr s-erE side o>s tlsei 'a -atansl 'a taaian t7
= -folc -lasF llrau. ur - Fa1-e a t-
pr in lie-n rr1a s-l a-i n hu-ta- IT,
81 t-r =. rru Tstr- i-af ~ 0rs clas-u-ars
as s pump. slh nsi been l-e 81 --se l- ~ 1u
eater lsr- 1ai ar-r rhs erptll and crer ssr~i
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Rsp's LaearS,So Eau,usrgR.-Haviny been

RgID's LtGHrSISc ExHAVsrSR.-Havmg been
weather bound yesterday Al the Western Telegraph OF
ice during the thunderstorm between and o'clock
PM we had opportunity OF noticing the operation OF
this ingenious contrvance Ry avery simple cOmbins-
ton the electric Sud Of she atmosphere when strikes
the wires Is carried OF before reaches the magnets
attached to the writing apparatus, which otherwise
would bc severely shattered II not destroyed. The
lightning struck the wires AZ least dozen Tunes aud
wss carried OF by the cxhausier with sharp crack
IKE the discharge of pistol Nc 20 the tcleyrephit
self this invocation of Mr. J. ID. Rad may be set down
A. The most ingenious contrlvsn connected with cleo
tro,magnetsm. IRAN ~ Al"
MuRER.--We learu that an Irishman ON the
road between this village and Norhheh. Sunday lasI
procured and drank quantity Of spirits al rumho'e
kept by Mr. Bean and In lcss than hour wss
dead man We cannot learn that Mr.. h. has been ar
rested-for the reason suppose tia, sseh murders
arc isssi this year. lGrcep MI Freeman, VI,
PRAiRiE lSpiASs.--It is mentioned IN the Ar
Kansas IHtssneo Of the 9TH inst that about la Roks
po0s crossed the Red River eighty miles above Fort
Ouachits short time since AL on foot and evidently
war party Their destination Is not known.
m o. Pis. l7th
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81. :. Val I.inc far -oaIhnmplo.n nnd - Hr
WANTS.

N1rNNTEp-A few scrive yclr- men io go oop.- ~
w We.l la arf - aferts for fhr sac oi new ale fot
rr,r-,r,-.-Sso over ard above her expenses "ii uc
f3 RI fh.r i1 wiring with an opportunity oi clearing
: 0,0 rsr wear some men now m Ger employ WI no
d0utt make over & ,oo ger year ceE oi a- 'Nle's
r., r1 have ar east from = to 50 % oIsn .ei ius
0ut Aprlv A. FRENClrS Publishing Hal. - Broad" ~.
be postpaid.
ap-.NTrn-A variety Cf select family servants are
w ,s--,Tr places sr MASON> lre igcrcc Office. Iae
Bowcry and "a brua1Way. leAfy -t.'si fi.- ,' ,
~, ,.----,--..i hores- mv.i im-
,X~tNTFD-A ,uia-ru by young woman wfo gan
w rI every sarsacron ne o character, Sc 90 do tnr
chamhefNork rd 90 ,ii l ile iiAAs care Vi S--.e' ~
c1re 30 Grani-sf. Ml-- 7.
DARTNER MANTED-Any person possessing \
l small clp.ia and DESTROYS Of entering mo me Auc,on
and Comm ION business. may k.lr Of 81 excellent 2'i'
unity IN doiu- 80 by applying 90 ". NEWELL co
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yyss,e Of Baltimore. Hsrslson Of Ga Joe Wright Of
Indians -ckles and dunno (liunkersl - ne" iefN
senator Bright Of Indiana Reah Frazer OF Ie'''l-'a
uis and others.
shall probably have few words 10 say u iis neAL
~hv way ~ improvement on ne scenes "A'e J-''
vrifncssed S0w f1r q rie % Washington.
RrCHELrEr
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SCIENTIFIC ExrEDIrioS.-Mr. w II Tappan,
Young aTrst OF Boston who has been connected with
Professor Acassz the last years eii tnis city
dav before Yesterday in the sraucF Martha, sci-
carinc excursion % the Rocky Mountains . Oregon
and perhaps % California Mr Ianpan VII MAKE &C
curuie drawings OF a the natural o1ects and preserve
specimens OF an the curosres 70 be found IL me e
teusve region which he designs explore re j. aso
engaged 70 add % the Royal Museum Of Pars, the
Royal Society Of Berlin and the Museum u Neut
chatel In switzerland The enterprise j. hazardous
one. but j; viii no; &c without gratifying results.
- Louis Republican.
FIRE AZ DORCHESTER L0wER MILLS ast
night about II O'Clock. Bakers extensive Chocolate
Mills entirely destroyed with much valuable ma
chinery fixtures. &c. and considerable quantity Of
chocolate and Cocoa Kennedys Gnst NIL adjoining
WAS much injured but mos; of his stock Of corn. SC.
Wa saved IN a damaged stair Mr. Bsker- los VIII BE-
considerable partially insured lBost TTsF. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

FROM H,LITAx AND ST. JOHNs, N.B.-By tie
steamer Admiral. Capt. Rogers, we have received
Halifax papers 10 the 2d inst and - Johns b Of yes
torday morning for which we were indebted TO Gunn
ston's Express
Mr.. Gunniston informs US that the steamer Bucna
Vista or Gen Jackson) which sailed from this port
saturday the 2oh. arrived az Halifax ON Tuesday eve
ming She would probably sai again on the arrival OF
the steamer oithe lh from Liverpool OF which there
signs at Halifax On Wednesday, the 9th, al
noon.
Up TO the % Of May one hundred snd sixty-two YES
vessels had arrived - John y T. with $40 40 seals
The whole sketch Of the IL set down about
100000 at value Of nearly million and quarter Of
dollars
The 81 John papers state that the stock of the Mag
netic Telegraph connect Halifax with Calais. had
been literally subscribed for IN that city snd that there
l. little doubt the balance will be subscribed for in
Boston and Maine, that BY the approaching Autumn
the capital OF Nova Scotia will be connected with the
capital Of the United states
Letters from the interior Of New Brunswick state
that the prospects OF the lumber trste far from
cheering The operations during the past winter were
very limited The river has been open nearly four
weeks and n Is conlcctarcd that tina, the whole quaint
OF spruce logs sent 20 frederckon does not reach
million and halt superficial feet What %
send 10 market say the lumbermen % purchase pro
visions for another year Is hard "a tell
The two young men. sons OF Mr. Wsddinst0n and Mr.
Rowe. OF 81 Johns. y & who went out IN canoe sud
were afterweri IL i asccriained have been
lost The canoe ha, been found much damaged
meeting = % be held IN - Johns next week 20 take
some reciprocal action relative 20 the bill before
the L. :. Congress 20 admit articles into the United
Stscs from Canada tree Of duty, iu case The art
ces are admitted into Canads nom the United States
on the same terms.
dispatch from Fredericton y h states that the
ARRANGEMENTS foy AdministI alton nearly com
plcted Mr. Wimoi accepts the leadership with the
ofice Of Attorney General conjunction with some
members OF the late Council and Mr. psrtelow as PM
waite Secretary Boston Traveller, 10Th
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rIAruRAI. PHILOSOPHY FoR CHILDREIs.

\ LO>OPHY-DesiGuct 90 teach he Elements of Zoe
Science
To av before tue opening minds of the Young such eN
ulanfnons OF hs great laws which govern the material
world o.. shall lead them t0 contemplate their order ava
exacness 'he end which Is sought TO uc aiant~l 10 TIE
preparation ~ this wOrk"
Teachers OF schools. and young classes n select
schools and academies. invited u examine ms wors,
winch Is an ahri .ueut le Compendium uf fIe school
Philosophy. bv Il. q. Parker, AN. just published hy
lrflIfAN 4 HAkNF> 4 co ID Johns
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Maisr-Tbe vote in State Convention for two
state Delegates 10 Philadelphia was Is follows

MAINE sEyArOR.-The House has confirmed the
caucus nomination Of Hon. HANsIBAL HANLiN 'o'
L. :. Senator, by a vote Of - TO ~ Tor Hon 0Ao'
EyAxs. and WING scattering.
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,T-~ ,fRElGmr AM rA--.Cn ~

~ q n--NO NUNOPOLY.- fFenIne ne
~, ~, i,t Albany ieloa ,h direct ~ oco- 4, from
~ p.rf llol n hl1iu-u-sf trst above Barclay Steamer
hlf AN WINNIE, Capt Samuel schuyler viii leave
Munday, W eilrsily and Friday a. e 0'c.ncs PM For
lt'-h-r or ifrlsM apply h0afd, Oh C. I STANLEY.
n nr uhtc on the dosa This boat viii arrive al al times
% ample lnr for The Mnrning rfalns East or West
ffri- 10 lAkeA al m0iorsic All persons forbid
mslAg tias boaI wIihoai written order from the Cap.
aiu. utD nj
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,J.G-srEoeLE,. LINg;1s sLn.S pa DAY

,Ssp.---aSAND NIGHT STFANERS-D steamer,
s-5-@rhe HENDRIX HUDSON Capt a Cor
ham, Tuesdays Tlursda-s AID Saturdays, 81 A. N from
the u Bscsy-sf mskng s usual landings, returning
on the opposite dsys ,,..,. .,,.,,--,,,
Capt Vim. II. PEEK OREGON. Capt A. r 81 JONI, dsAy'
t-nndays eNcspiedJ ~ o p " .,,,--,, 1870.
Cart r n IiuI.-. SANTA CLAUS, Cap, ElmendorL daily
a. o'clock N from the Pier norin sie Of Bsrclsy-si
All i. h. .fv., hoas connect regularly with the Raj
road Cars bound West, East and North from Albany
freight taken moderate pnce aud when required, tof'
,,ani.i ~ Railroad from Albany without delay For
dr.i hi amply al Pespes Line Office, lfi Greenwchst
p Z SCHtfLTZ pier between Liberty and Cortlap1 IS,
r r MN LANE wharf between Barclay and Robinson
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H. ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE

: seanaefs HENDRIX HUDSON. Captain
bofAaii and Aida Captain y II. Stone will leave the
haicisy ct wharf daily Sundays excepted for Albany and
TOY making ne asuei landings by the way, o'clock
O'Clock, N FoF passage freight apply " The CAPTAIN.
w ooeiu' oi a. INC Vulce on the wnAft myls
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po,-dos 10 v0fe- casf N he above f77Te W No ~
ro~eived n votes from North Carolina. and ? from
Ccorgia and Nr Jefferson Davis vote from Fennsy4
vsnia ~ .....-- -,
choice There wa OF course no choice.
Inc Convention then proceeded 10 second osllot
for candidate for Vice Precedent winch re'uilei as
foLlows