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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1913.

Divers agencies are at work, to heal the breach
in the ranks of the democratic party in New York.
and to enlist the bambumers in support OF Mr..
Cass. Ii is now asserted that Mr.. Dix strenuously
refuses to sacrifice himself on the altar of demo-
cracy lie has been urged to Jump, like Curtus.
into the chasm which disuntes the party, but hc
politely declines the effort. Like Webster, he de-
clares that he has not accustomed himself to hang
over the precipice of dsunion," and that as 10 the
leapng down, why he cannot bear to think OF u.
Mr.. Dix is moderate in his ambition, and he eve
IDENTITY has no ycnchan, Tor political mariyrdonL
Anything he can do ia the lcucr-wIiung way,
he will cheerfully undertake He will even
90 so far as TO advise his friends in New York, to
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week. exhibits advance in treasury notes
q per cent; Reading Railroad y; Norwich and Wor-
cester 34; Erie Railroad DID, Erie Railroad, new 81
Long Island al Mohawk Railroad 8; Farmers Loan %
Canton l; Morris Canals North American Trust 4
and decline in Harlem Railroad Of "a per cent. The
Improvement has been greater in the smaller fan
cies than in those requiring capital to carry.
There was quite furry in the street yesterday,
when the telegraphc despatch received that the
Mexican treaty of peace had been ratified by the Mex
lean Congress- Stocks immediate advanced upon
the strength of it, and the market closed firm at an
advance. Although the report was generally believed
1t wants confirmation before prices for stocks will
the full effect of the fact An official announcement
would settle all doubts In the event of such being
the case, it comes ut very opportune moment,
count Of the loan which is about coming into the
market peace is established, capitalists will have to
make their bids for the loan again. at advance
the premium previously offered they will be
bid by the government brokers at Washington.
Should the government receive, within the next two
weeks, official advices from the commissioners in Mex
co of the ratification of the treaty have doubt
the loan would be taken at premium of two and
three per cent and that bids of from four to vo times
the amount required would be made.
The speculation in fancy stocks which commenced
previous to the receipt Of the recent advces from Mex
ico may continue week two particularly If the
peace Is confirmed but there is basis for the
movement continuing much beyond that time, The
expectation of specie will prevent any important i'm
provement in prices and prospect of any
vorable change in foreign trade calculated to
rest the shipments Of coin The advance already re-
allied in several Of the fancies has been great and in
the present position Of financial affairs it is unprece-
denied Prices for sometime past have ruled very low
and there is wide margin fer rise, provided there
was any probability of money becoming abundant and
our export trade to fair extent; but the f
ture is by means attering On the contrary there is
every prospect Of commercial matters becoming more
depressed than they have yet been In the face of the
most limited demand for exporting staples the
portations do not fall off any For the week ending
the I'd inst, the value of merchandise imported was
$1459534, against S1,574569 for the corresponding
week in 1S47, when exports were three to four
times greater than they now. This does not look
much like suspension of shipments Of specie for the
present
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad company for
the first five months each of the past FIVE years have
been as annexed -
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CITYT TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, Saturday June 81 7. NJ.
AsHEs-The demaud for pot is good sales of rs bar
rels at 81 rs 81 31h. Pearls steady at SIS 25
CoTToN-Prces this morning rather in favor Of
the buyer but not enough to affect large transactions
FLOUR, &c.-Yhe market for Western canal flour
opens with considerable rmness and sales Of 500 bar
rels were made at SIS 371s for Michigan; SIS so for
choice brands do; IS IS So for pure Genesee; So
So Is for fancy; and 81 81 so for extra In South
there is fair business doing and note sales of
200 barrels Richmond country avorte brands at Sc %
Sc 371a. Rye flour is dull, and no sales transpred.
Corn meal-Jersey rules firm at 50 90 81 56a. with
sales of 200 barrels Wheat il in request but holders
are too firm Rye is heavy at Csc 6S1ac. Corn-We
hear of 500 bushels prime Jersey at 5Sc Oats in
demand and firm.
ToBAcco-Statement of the prices, sales, receipts
and stock hand for the week ending the Sd June:
Prices Sold. Reed. Stock AUCTION.
Kentucky, Virginia 81 AK 100 lids 54SS lids 3shds
and N. Carolina. "a 2iaa5A
Maryland and Ohio. l6 do
Connecticut Seed. -. 5a12Ia 80 cases 72j cases
l21a
Pennsylvania do. ais 20do
Florida .,, IL a60 ado
Havana. -. 80. 20 as7H 10 bis l45bls $50 bis
Cuba.... ...... Il ais 2o7o bis 2aa bis 1893 do
lhm 70 aO 1suo
Sales of Cuba tobacco of about 1000 bales effect
ed partly for the Pacific with small quantity for the
cty trade and the balance for neighboring mar
kets. The prices obtained from O. short price up
to liz, long price In the other branches, transac-
tions were very limited.
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Died.

On Sunday morning, 4th inst, of CASTRO cnteritis
Mrs SARAH HARTLEy aged AZ years, native OF Hall
fax England wife of DR.. +. w Hartley, IS Greenwich
street.
The frie nds and acquaintance are requested to at
tend her funeral this day (Nonday) at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, from 100 Bank street. residence Of DR.. Hartley.
On the 4th inst, Mrs McMANus, mother to Patrick,
James and John McMaRus, and her son Phillip now
living
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spcctfuy invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence 81 Trinity Place without further notice. on
Monday. 9Th inst. Native Of the Parish Klbrde coun-
ty, Cavan, ireland.
On Saturday Cd inst, after short illness, MARX
ANTHONY KSowLEs, infant Of Mark A. ID. w. and
Lucy Allen.
On Saturday afternoon, Sd inst, after n short and
severe illness, GEORGE MORGAN in the Goth year oil
his age.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at o'clock this after
noon from the residence of his father No ~ Barclay
street without further invitation. His remains will be
taken to Greenwood for nterment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05
MARKETS ELSEWHEIlE.

BosroS, juno 3-Brokers Board-2O shares Reading Rail-
road do Boston and Providence Railroad 49, do BsstOn
AID Maine Railroad l6 IS do ~ch and Worcester Railroad
70; do do 0i4 Is do do 1s do Western Railroad g4 20
do do H - do East Boston Co 21s q do DO so l rights
Boston and Worcester Railroad ST @ $4,000 Reading Railroad
Bonds 1880 5iS Second Bourd2 shares Reading Railroad
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lon. sight w. fob tins Moment Tim sehsrs ssalt ir the
psrfsctlou Of which the revelation pnsep Eranss

H. 10 fact at thls tine She shiy egas,ry Ia Europe Ike
" TO form pure republican government and we are
therefore, deeply Interested In every movement Of tho
convention, in the destruction of all radicalisn com
munism and every other kind Of ism, which is curse
to any country.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations of stocks
in this market for each day of the past week. and at
the close Of the week previous. II will be perceived
that towards the end of the past week prices for nearly
all the fancies advanced a little -
nror.rroSs ron rur Pprxc,p., crocv. ~. ma, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

ITO LET-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without Breakfast and Tea, for few Single Gentlemen al
100 Liberty street References required.
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-THE ANNUAL REGATTA
viii take place Tuesday, June 9th The steamboat Eo
REKA for the exclusive Of members and their ladies' VIII
leave Barclay street pier hapast nine A. NJ sey AN
DREW FOSTER Jr. W. T. LAIGHT, g. ]. SCHUYLER, Com
mittce
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB--A SPECIAL NETTING OF
~ the Club will tc held the Club House. Eysian Fields
IIbcn Monday juno 1.-THE day preceding the Rosaa) at
half past a. dinner at o'clock. ny order.
O. r. J. B0WDOIN Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

NJ ESC a1I HALL. ~ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
AZ Grand and Broome streeta MONDAY JUNE g. and eyery
night during the weeLAST WEEK one Of the original
AINSTRES whose during the past
MONTHS have been received with patronage
hH %nS1ampisd saases most respectfully announce that
night until further Admisnon Is centa Doors ren
CgRISTY " - ~s'A NM NA''''f' L. -
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Canchalagua Triumphant! -Dr. Townsend,
the celebrated manufacturer Of Townend sarsapaFa has ad
and is the cheapest and best Medicins in the
World Pamphlets containing interesting information its
may be obtained gratis at the Depot SO Broadway.
The Congress Boot Store Gentlemen wish
ing this splendid article would do well call
variety boots shoes CATERS pumps &c., ladies' gen.
temen misses and youths Call judge for yourselves
Palmo's Opera House-If Zeuxls, the Grecian
s a % Era sT
OF Art as BY the Living Models exception might 30
who hs
Zsas should have moulded his all previous inven
plead guilty The artistica thets and be prepared
will .how leg bail, as they have done before.
Cold Pens. - RicheIieu Diamond-pointed
is street. are undoubtedly cheapest
ss As n they no fine
come Of Gold pens repaired
Housekeepers who about buying Car
psnss oil cloths b rugs &c. would DO well 70 give Mr. Hiram
earpetngs &c. less by per cent any store in the
Hair-Cutting and Trimming WhisIxers-
The available successful candidate public fvors
large be Ill., The nimitabe at No Is Nsssaus
Of sy anS l NJ tine %0 % IN selection as
Try ' Sim anu 'A''''' 'n' OIL WORK. any '''
For Saie.-A beautiful Black Mare, fifteen
kind way and sold because the has no use for
horse Is inst from the country and unframed for speed Adj
No charge until the Hair Is Restored
Bwy @ R % Sa sse % Me- @
to Dos Sherman from Col zaDsts New Brunswick
tive the best application that could be made strengthen
% &C. ss s, of ss
who prefer to apply it themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

LNAIR AND FESTl YAIr-TIIE LADIES OF THE PREsBY.
terrain Cmch Of Jersey City will hold Fair and Festival in
the has men Of the Church. Tuesday evening 9th The Fair
for the sale Of useful and fancy articles viii commence ats o'clock
and the supper at o'clock the proceeds for the benefit of the
I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

NOTICE-TiIE HOLDERS OF TIE BONDS OF THE
~ Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad COMPANY due in 1850
and 1886 hereby notified that propositions for
Of said bonds into preferred stock the company bearing
per cent interest," be issued areeaby passed Che lat
session the Pennsslvana Legislature, will be
Office Of John Thayer Brother Boston, Cbarnley Whean
Philadelphia and s. JAUDON 4 Co, 50 Wall street, New
Vork
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Married.

Married
At the st. Charles Hotel, June 4th by the Rev Mr..
Thompson, Capt j. Il. Brown, Of Bath, to Miss LYDIA
ANN MERRITT, of Brunswick, Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

Housekeepers who are about buying Car
penss oil cloths &c. would do well to give Mr. Hiram
No. 80 Bowery call 1t Is said that he selling
carpetng less by q per than any other in the
United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

CRICKET MATCH-A GRAND MATCH AND TIE FIRST
- Match OF he easop. will he played the grounds Of the
Georges Club at the Red House, Monday between two
picked elevens Tho play will commence at 10 O'clock The
House Is one OF the most desirable spots this island any
other Murrhys stages will passengers l2
cheap enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

CA SHL GARDEN-0PENED FOR TUE SUMMER SEA-.
~ SON-Monday evening June 5th 1873 the performance
Will commence with the Petite Comedy of the TIVE
Is IOYS AT BULAH SPA-Hector Templeon Mr. Hoand
Magnus ieppleton g. H. Andrews Capt Kildare, Nckin
,2n sidney sy B6eauch,mn Mr. Baker Mrs Tempon Mrs
de Deux Berno by Madame Augusta Mons Bouxary To
with the comic fairy legend bureta the MAGIC
kabr Mrs Vermont Annsette Miss Nicknson; Fairy Blanche
at o'clock - ~S 'NO"A"'S"'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.-LADIEsA AND
- gentlemen having peruous effects to dispose Of sch ~
wearing apparel furniture Se can obtain air cash price Tor
the by sending for the subscriber through the post office
otherwise who will their residences LEyENSTYN,
40 Broadway up Ladies' be attended to by Mrs LIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

NR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM
and William streets has forth last fourteen years enjoyed
the extcve practice in private diseases OF any medical
In New York lie the most aggravated ~ this
disease and mild cured in two To five days StcturcD
Cooper has discovered method by which I've the
forDro structures in from weeks with scarcely
pain to the patient Constitutional debility brought by
secret habit INDUCED in by young This when too freely in
ducd in, begets dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small 81
the back confusion OF tho intellect and aversion society
warranted In charge No used
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sAstEs 0F T,tE psah,seArEs
20 THg
WAi0 NATIONAL CONVENTION

WHICH WILL
Meet mt Philadelphia, Jtlne 4. :
MAINE.
Edward Kent, Geo C. Gstchen
Districts.
Louis o. Cowan, James Adams,
VIM. Pitt Fessendsn, Geo. w. Pickering,
Luther Severapce, Samuel Dvtton.
r. w Farley.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
at large.
Anthony Colby lchabod Goodwin.
Districts.
G. w. Cutler, A. p Hughes.
q. w. Nesmith. Jonathan Kittridge.
MASSACHUSETTS.
at large.
Rufus Choate VIM. G. Bates
Districts.
J: Thomas stevenson, George Ashmun,
Asahel Huntington, Ensign II. Kellogg,
George Lunt, Henry Wilson,
H. T. Fairbanks, Oliver Ames,
Charles Allen, Thomas Nye, Jr.
VERMONT.
at large.
Solomon Foote, Horace Everett.
Districts.
a. P. Lyman, II. s. Royce
Hampden Cults, Portus Barton.
CONNECTICUT.
at large \
Chas. w. Rockwell, Truman Smith
Districts. =
John r. Brockway, John F. Trumbull,
James F. Babcock, Nelson L. White.
Probably will. not attend His substitute Is l. w
Stuart.
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hands high and has long tail Is very
kind and sold only because the
Is the country and unframed for speed Ad.
dress Box 7O2 Post Office.
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YNABERNAClE-BOTTEsIN ARDITL AND DESV ERNI.
L mes Grand Concert. Monday evening 18th
Tney VIII be assisted hy the much admired Sgnou ieo and Sig
nor Nie Particulars in small bills Tickets Dollar:
had az the usual places Doors Concert
nence ateish o'clock No postponemcn of the
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NJ osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To TIE MARRIED.

" or snGse c9nempatn3 nsrnase The married woman.
ton Price ST. This work is meeting with astounding sale
(2GD copes have already been disposed of) Every female is
getting whether married unmarried although IL Is in
tended especially for tho married as does secrets
which should be known TO them particularly Here every female
discover the causes symptoms and the most efficient
dies and most certain mode Of in every case For sale ~
Broadway at the Publishing Office l29 Liberty street. New York.
also Ieter and CO.. Of Chestnut and Third streets Ph
depha Little and Cor Albany; W X Davis Boson On The
receipt 81 copy will he transmitted by mall Tree 81 posa
TO all II the United States All letters must be addrcsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

RAEVARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MIssIs
- mpp River, painted three rlss CANVASS being the
srssst painting IN the world at tho Panorama Building In
DrosdvAy adjoining Nblo Garden Open every evening
days oxoopsd Admission 50 ocnt children half price Tho PA
norsna r Commence moving oooch preoisely
nooo exhihhon on WednesdSy ara Sstujsy. st O'Clock
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Palmo's Opera HOuse-If Zeuxls, the Grecian

Hss-1StCItc11cU 0ku11HOTtt
Pens-The Richeeu" Gold Pens sold by B. E. Watson Co..
Is Wall street. undoubtedly the best and cheapest Pens in
Those who used them they unequaed for ne
ness smooness and Acxibilty The points
come Of Gold pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE
IVl consulted all forms Of private deae with that
which practice Of wenysx years
who have suffered from NAL would do we'll examine
Dr. Ms claims their confidence his diploma with the
signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper Sc in his oce 20is Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

nR. JEFFRIES ANrIDOTE Is TIE MOST EEFECTUAL
- preparation sold for GonorhGa and other disorders Of tie Sex
nal Organs Long experience has proved that IL will radically
This desirable results obtained in from TO 10 days aud
IL neither oends the paAte and renders
deviation in diet interruption usual pursuits
sound sleep healing Digestion the nuisance thus removed
speedily consistent with the production Of thorough
and permanent Its ingredients entirely vegetable and
injurious either constutonay locally lie
by its Prize 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city c. H.
RING lg2 broadway corner john street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

nR POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, ETC, ATTENDS DAI-
~ y to diseases OF the Eye and Ear at his M Broad
entrance Warren street just pubhed the second ed
ton Of DR. Powes Treatise the Eye price 81 cents which can
be had at his office also his premium scactng Eye Foua tans
larae supply Of Artificial Ewes recently imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-05

nR. GLOVER is CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
~ tho day and evening in those dcut and
Of structure ee and delicate diseases which have proved
snatc for Of less experience Private entrance lis
office, through the entry in No Ann ST. His Extract corav
cubebs extensively prescribed by physicians may be had
his store In front, No. 2 Ann.-Prce 81 PER box.
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The Congress Boot StOre.-Gentlemen wish
ing this splendid article would do well to call
BROOKS No $50 Fulton street where also be found
lees variety Of boots shoes CATERS &c. for ladies'
misses and youths Call and judge for yourselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
GEN. TAYLOR'S REPLY TO THE Plill.ADE',
pIiiA COMMITTEE.

The following is Gen Tayor's reply to the invita-
ton rendered him opacirate in the proceedings OF The
meeting held last week in Philadelphia:
Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 30, lei7
Genemen-Nour polite communication OF the l'ih
inst in which ! klnlly invited to participate viii,
you in your cecba of The approaching anniversary OF
The victory If New Orleaus, lid not reach me until this
morning
Although is quite too late for me 10 reach your
city 10y the appointed time. deem II proper t" state
that had your nule ftachod taflcr date should
vet regret 10 say, hive been unable TO accept your
kind invitation, Private matters Of much Importance
me- s the fact that my professional services sfea any
moment the disposal Of the government, render II ne
cessary and proper that during my short leave o asence
from duty in Mexico, | should remain in III vleln-
ly. =
BE pleased, therefore, gentlemen 10 convey to my toll
low clllzeus Of Philadelphia my sincere acknpwledg-
msnts Cor this undesrved evidence of their kInd con
sderaon and my great regret that ! am unable to
make these acknoM ledgmeuts TO them in per
son. As am thus compelled to iorego the pleasure
of meeting you this interesting occasion, beg that
you will accept IN my stead the following senti-
mert:
The city IF Thiladelp hia-Ihe devoted patriotism OF
her citizens llumnales the brightest pages OF our ma
tonal history.
For yourselves gentlemen, be pleased to accept the
assurances of my esteem, and believe me To be
Very respectfully, your obedenl servant,
H. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen, L. 5. Army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24


IN I'M csnrls II lean tina, the Sapren. c..
nied States yeseida; afiernon ,l.c;d.J '. 4" tks
points In hyW Of Mrs Gaines. The AMI, ~ w all
mons the most imP'Y,an aud Interesting eve, ~
american Courts The cast. ni The i,,,,., 'ofe ihs
rarlth Mis- Haies aiurr. canpoi have been D. -" 'he
eghts or ninety III uslnd dollars. but the re man
sts as many mim,s ' mVul
The history OF MIS-. Gaines as we ga he, !, 4,
Iec"rh "' The case prepared lot the Of tn. no
1"oI' rs inil oi IN" Hius Romantic aud yarious ms
she Is woman OF remarkable abiliiIes, d.c,
generosity. and OF manners sngularly frank and $50
glng. PERHAPS no woman If the country ba. "sa-
warmer lriends-and II she has Any rsmies Ia, |"
1t entirely 10 The remarkable position she has
occupied rs defended and injured hercss If sng
lsrg ST estates Of the continent. held by nl,.r,, WV
pom efn co'frdeTacy. whose hopes of ,rumn,, aus
based upon her surpassed 'rirndlinpss and p,yer, "''
Mn Gaines iornerly resided in Tins civ. sb. -
lied a Ar NhlineE, OF Bnsbamp,au. N Y. wLa
moved h New Ofiesns, where he prosecuted bs ~
oil his wife Ia her rghul property. hal died h.,.'
decision made. She afterwards married t,rn T..
Who has, with the most un,irins assduly, aa,I,,"..
her cause 10 The present snccesslul issue Tn. VII
n his property. which has been long in h,i.,,;'
Is situated III The city Of New ORLEANS, and ~
have before stated, Is estimated IN be worth fam Wv
To thirty millions Of dollars. Mrs. G,inrs NAV ""
take rank with the Rolhschs aud A.,o,s. and wv
other great millionaires of the world. wv
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=, nun. II he s...aa Of tie acl eancsfnins
tsrand ture. &c as provides that the inhaeanis q" any
cr,sra,e town. shall be grapd Jnttneh III mo 50
periaf court OF the county ~ which such cup Ha'io'
shall he.
4 On motion II Mr. Bsmbnck.
/ Resolved. Thai the com nIiicc On RAIDS en-. Inter
ma gaion he ms fueted enquire into The "a edi-
ency of rIxnas an appropriation Tor the pofose OF CON
prlnc the ad leading from the Jenntssee S'aie lins
BY New Manchester. mihs county ri iisneoek. 10 The
Ohio liver and ihAl tiny rrr>rt BY bl OF otherwise.
On l.iion a Mr.. Ohhan,
Resolved Tita the committee f,r Courts Of Jusire
enquire frip TIE cs4ehicncy Ji prJvdng by law. that
the defendants IN Slaadsr SUITS may CIV. IN -side~s
naers ht1ef he gen, raj Issue which ihry nov re-
auired II plesd >,islly.
1He bill 10 incorporate tic Mrherrin Navigation
Comrsuv It's second reading laid the liable some
days srce, taken Up, and after sarnus amendments
sit Curtis moved lis indefinite Postroneinenii And
"A led the ave. and and he vote npon this motion
resulted syrs IS, number Of gentlemen ups
cd 10 The bull vplHg against It's postponenen. because
he Irends II thu bull had yet opportunity pei.
fsciing 1t
The blli was hen laid the table.
On the motion of Mr.. Edgagon. i, was ordered that
special Committee he appointed 10 bring IN bill 10
mend the entitled ian act iur the establishment oi
DsIuet Public Sohool system" ras'd March oh,
lsi6
On rusion Of NJ Cock the House rdioutnrd