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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
xxxh COMMUNICATION session
From tle Union
SENATE WasIuNGTON.

SENATE 80. W,sruNGroN Friday June o.
Several private bills were reported.
Mr.. ArCWsoS, from the Committee on Indian Affairs
reported joint resolution 20 authorize the adjudication
OF certain Indian claims under the act Of Aug 1872
Mr. NILES. from the Committee on the Post Once
and Post Roads reported the House amendments % me
bill to provide for tine Iansportatou of the mail between
The United states ud fore sn countries rccolnm ndinl
tic ,Oucurrl Nee of the senate therein. The Senate
agreed 10 the amendments and so thc b % passed.
The resolution .pectng inc disposition oil seats was
after hrief conversation. laid orer.
On motion hy SIR Underwood, the senate proceed
cd o. The consideration 0i tie D providing Tor ine
obtaining OF testimony in relation o. claims Tor losses
sustained ln the Florida war
Af.r some discussion. Nr BarGl- moved O. post
pone is cons. ers,on with the view 90 take up the b
establishing er ltor.d government In Oregon. This
motion prevni.ed--I9 o. h.
After some di.,r-.. 10 ss 10 the priority OF business
the Oregon bin uas Etn uD and discussed By Nessrs
DAVIS oi Miss. BADGER, JOHNSON of sd, HALE, WEST
COLT and others, when .ts farther consideration was
postponed with view o. allow opportunity lJr Mr.
Dr, 10 address The senate upon that subject
Tho senate then took Up the o for the relief Of DA
vID hEERLE. which wa. dlscu--ea az .cugtn and then
postponed ST. BENTON having denounced the claim az
an outrageous fraud ami asked Tor time for farther
consideration
M-. Hale submitted a resolution o. instruct the Com
mrtce tire District 0f Columbia 10 bring in 0Il %
stolish slavery IN the District Of Columbia and 90
lection being made % H. reception, % lies over
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
The sFEAgEE. having recovered from the temporary
sr- t..... E,. a.... sls .f.-..es ot
80. - ~. -, ~ 10 49,, H.. 81
800 Pr ~ ~ ~ "
a. c-..-, .-. .t. C,,.,,.. ,. pi-..,. -,,,,-,
Cd s,,'r.t r,-.r,ir rr-, .-s IN H.. sd,,,7t fsr.
-s rr,-, -.,l ,lo number az troops ENGAGED and
H. r-,r-6s- d...T,v.s In ~. uaxc,, ,,ar. which re
port Ul tho Committee wa1 agreed %.
Al hour was ~ occupied with the reception of re-
port. from the Committtc and large amount OF pr
yate and local bus mes. wa brought forward
Dir HrNr from the Committee 0n Commerce re-
ported the following resolutions which De over upon
notice % debate 90 wit.
f rst ti- C1asa,a Of tt- U-8 safe. vests n Cor.
sr- - P~sr 90 srlrgis HoHeJ 20 open iat povs lreor'
-. u. - i, ~ "a ~ = =. ~ ~,
80 s-- % s,,,-. d, ~ e,-i-srr- sr,a. ~ s,stei
E.ea Iaat .',aa caa-rre. fts conno-
ir-, ~ E-rr sr'- o 10 yates 'it,e', re- fs i'-'
81. o.. - -..-
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i-on f7 yer. '.e -s-a-- e.- e-i 20 .1.l'.ii'.ly
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Mn.t Wiz. .npnort Con. TAYLOR i,

To the Equor y TIE Tr5FFf-
Your correspondent d" Now and a w'oys Wing.
does not satisfy my mind iaa; every Wing ought 70 sup
port ,he nominees Of the Philadelphia Convention. He
says the nomination was made by respectable and In
tell gent men from every state n The Union and this
&C. bind ~ 20 h.rn although Gen Taylor did not cen
elder the action OF tbat body binding on hfm See h.s
Ittnr % the Rict7s0rd H,DsbhcqHJ
Adhesion 20 party nominations under ordinary cir
curstancc may be- ghr t c.rcumstance alter cases
70 not preference for certain men that keeps many
Nn..- from supporting the nominston--it Is Principle
The question of slavery Extension Or tree -JI mlst
boz decided tl- coming election. ~ Choose ye "llcl 81
uiI .erre~ % ni not DO % hack out or conceal or
sI-frnortsnt question. ul-t Poi me' W nlT--ialry
rct Gen Taylor defne Dis position on fh- -u'J-ot -
Have ssr ro ri-lt o. TX fis W him. Arc We fr'llon
who may asE lc opinions cf rsnd date who ass- our
suuuorr or slave. of party WHO must submit ln silence
- Whist fne Convention ras de-reedf
1t him who cares more for Bank and Tariff than ior
Freedom give his support % t-e nominee enough d. Il
nlt even cure ou thc-e) bug Ut bin also beware how
be- spesks ~ those who love Freedom sud their Coun
try more than Party &. ID.
Phf0deIDu1 JsHf -. l-i-.
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MONTY AND TRADE.

Trade ms been slightly depressed DUNG ne l,st
week owing % the renewal Of political agitation bo'h In
Enzsnd and Ireland and less favorable tendency q
the Continental sir-es
The Produce markets have beer lrss buoysnt Hold
ere ore rather anxious o realize and prices have con
.e9lelly. a declining tendency.
There j. also faIher decline in the value Of Cotton
and the sales are limited.
The general aspect Of Commercial afa-rs On the Con
tnent continues dull snd unsatisfactory but IN some
respects slight improvement Is perceptble
There i- farther increase in the supply Of money.
and the rate O.. interest ger tends downwari
The state OF trade In the Manufacturing Districts wears
ad.scourarng aspect. The Charrst agitation in Eng
lond snd the tenor % ,hs advccs from The Continent
are acting To urously on the demand Tor goods or
yarns a, Manchester
The English Securities have been firm during the
week pa., tle market IN the last Two days showing
rise Of o1olt per cent
The Directors Of tie Bank OF England, without Civ
ing any public notice have commenced 70 make al
vsnces upon bills of exchange aud other approved go
curtcs a. the ra.e q. per cent per anrum until the
payment of tho July dividends WI e they have made
no change n t1c nomn, rate Of discount which s per
cent as the private -nker- and leading brokers have
for come time past discounted % and 81 PEI cent
Tho sep f. not likely lavc any great effect upon the
market. especially as from the large sums Of money
offered 70 them by persons Who end ir difficult 90 cu
p.oy money probably .u trade. TIE brokers and dis
counter. ere likely r. compete successfully with tie
Bans
Tie sat.enent Of che account .3of place Yesterday
and % day without any difficulty owing 20 some % the
parties ilr n-s having over.tctch.d the msrket
Consos for account declined and 10 Use close reesiab
Ished a continuation between money and tine stock
withou; difference.
The foreign market has been very inactive during the
week and urccs consequently. stationary
Tfsrsi1g. Jsac the Funds opened this forenoon
~ farther improvement Of 3. but, owing 70 the
doubtful tone Of the French adyces regards the pre-
scrsaton Of order in Paris they experienced 8 ighi
decline toward the close Of business. The first quota
ZION Of Conso, was ~ TO g and they left of At sii
For the account Of the 18th OF July the las; price
80
Jant 9-Prces commenced this morning with Con
sos ,t 20 sii and for account only l-l5 higher Tow
ard the close of the day this difference was merged
and the market closed ~ % s4i for both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Bomb-.hell into the Locofoco Cnmp-Rsco'-
cry Of Mr.. Winthrop-PrObability OF an
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAuuNoroS. Fndsy. June y.
The Locofocos Of the House were thrown INTO
some confusion tins morning by report that NJ.
Vly BuRES hai been nominated AZ Utica, " Under
which King, BszousH was tie question asked
Of each other
Gov Donor OF Wisconsin nominated as VICE
President seemed % excite more surprises hc
was not So generally known 20 be in favor Of the
Wilmot proviso.
IT was double. double. toll and trouble for +.
long while tu Senator DIX c0ntradictei the re-
port Then there was a Temporary luA. % be tnl-
lowed. however. by greater storm. should the
report prove but merely premature.
The Wim0t Proviso Locos say Vas BCRTN viii
accept the r1miuati0n-the Huukers say. no. The
sun viii go down on the confirmation or rejection
% the report. TIL then. a suspension o, the pub
lc Judgment Il granted
M- Speaker WINTHROP was in his seat to-day,
looking somewhat weakened and thuued By his
late illness. The House went into Committee 90
the Whole on tie private bills the Members oithe
House mostly went somewhere else.
The Senate VIII hardly agree 90 adjourn ,l tie
middle OF August The majority oi the Locos say
they wish o. co-er the Wings ol the Pr0vso,
while Mr. CALHoJS ami his peculiar friends insist
that the Boundary and Territory questions shall
be settled before adjournment. Ii 50. this Session
viii run into the next and the public be saved
the expense Of mileage for the next session; tor
Of course Members would refuse % take money Cor
a constructive journey.
About two clock motion was made iu tOe
House tlat che Committee rise. Fifteen Loo1s
voted Tor it rweuty-lne Wh.ss against Dc. Eyi-
IDENTIFY not vote-srlf.er u0t counted.
The Senate refused to allow Senator MAVGrN o.
speas to-day urou the merits oi che two canli
dates for tle Proficiency. such. though uot nom
iualy. would have been iu substance his speech.
Probably the majority were afraid o. allow the
aur.lore to go forth Oh FoorE', speech 0t yesrer
day. However. there's good time coming.
JOINS BroyoHEf Esq. distinguished proficient
u tle D. r0nc orc. hls composed O very good
song il .fror of Gen Taylor. to the tune NO Tie
Bold =. Ier Boz Boston papers please copy.
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IiNcrnnnl Markets..


CoTr0N-Ths general tone OF the Cotton trade during
tie week now closed has been tame and sgbducd The
were confined for the most jart the immediate
wants Of the trade and holder. felt rather dcs-ous
oreazing prices ght be- said 20 have receded slight
81 from the rates hst quoted. We may remark haftho
accounts brought 5y the Cambria which arrived here
on Tuesday last DO not appear 20 have had any effect
worthy Of notice. Although it would appear that the
period for low purchasing a. the Transatlantic ports had
/ passed away--at .east for che present
/ WHEsr-Tne market is inactive and declining. on
the Ctl inst ho.lers of Wheat were much lees tcua
cous than heretofore and submitting 20 decline of 2d
20 5d per 20 lbs from last rates. The miers were
induced 70 buy more freely resulting In fair extent
Of business % tho abatement
FLoCa-Although .n improved demand, recedcd Oh
per sack and I'd Fer bbl respectively.
BAHIEr-Upona very limited scale, hardly support
Cd la;e prices
MALr-On The contrary, was held rather firmly Of an
advance Of fuIy l- per quarter
BEANs-Couuuu.ug in good request declined Is per
quarter.
PES-were the turn cheaper.
OATS and Oatmeal commanding little attention, the
former gave way in value Id in - l5s and the latter sd
per load.
INDIAN CoRN and Com NEAL, ia tie temporary ab
sence of Irish demand, ruled extremely iuu and must
be noted sevcray per go he and5s "a per bblower
On the 9th there was only slender attendance Of
m.ers and dealers "a, orr Corn Exchange.
Wurar and FLOUR supported the quotations Of the
rfi with o. moderate sale. WESTERN CASAL FLoUR was
held firmly Tor 2-s ca per Jos lbs.
OATS AND OATMEAL met duh sale Al late rates.
BARLEY. BEANS and PEAs We're without change
indian Cons was held Tor an advance OF p per Or
and Indian Meal ls Per Dol over the low Of last
market day and q few parcels cleared of for Ire
land Fine Gaistz Corn brought 35s per $50 DE Amer
Jean yellow 3l. and white 32s per i-l lb4; White IT,
dian Meal held Of l2s 6i and yellow brings Us 81 %
Is Cd per 100 Doe.
LIVERPOOL, June To-.
C0rroN-Sales confined for most part 20 the imue-
date wants oi the trad. prices have slightly receded
from last rates. The quotations are Mobile Fair. q
New Orleans &C. The stock Of Cotton in Liverpool IL
e-rmaiei 60 900 bales being l5 80 than az the
same time in 80.
CoaV -. 80 FLoUAU states 27s12ss WHE4r
Z. 8. red 7s 3la7s ca white, r. 6dG:s
The money marke; remains without alteration. Ca.
p.l continues abundant bur there is disposition 90
loan except on ~ rate security fret class paper %
b warrants and other securities 20 T. and money
call about per cent Consols closed In London the
OH 40 ~.
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ITALY.

Advices from Turin o. TIE 10 have brought the inn
poitlnt ute that Peschcra bad surrendered and
was in The hands of thc troops Of Charles Albert and
that an engagement bad uken place IT the same mo-
ment a. G0ito. between 5000 Austriaus. who last
marched nom Verona and 1900 Pieimontese. the
result OF which was that tle former were completely
routed and being purslei by the cavalry when flying
ia confusion great portion were cat % pieces.
The hing and thc DlAc %. savoy were personally en-
gagged u this coIubst che former received slight
confusion Of the ear from cannon ball that passed
near BIN and the latter was slightly wounded hy "a
musket ball. not sufficient however 20 induce him 20
dsmount, 10 retire from the field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

.rsph brought IN many iastsnces one hundred uine'
,beir original cost The PIKE and two swords "aien
cost but few shirin-s each, sold al zunea each
The conviction Of Mitchell has not queled me ''ions
spirit Of dis.aecuou which prevails n Ireland IFS
excitement created ~ his tal sentence md depor'a
oa has been seized upon and converted INTO i's'a
engine of agitation
on The 20 inst manifesto was issued y re Co1ne'
Of TIE Irish Confederation 70 The lrh PeoPe 1sned y
NJ WA : O'Bneu. couched IN terms 10 'es' DEAN
Of the law than the illusions Of NJ. Mitchell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26


The Repeal Association and Irish Confederation have
aiast raternized Anew Society be composed Of the
members OF both OF these bodies % De formed Iis
the style AMI tie of tie lNsH LEAGUE 70 Is
70 be- managed by a Committee chosen from the mem
bors OF the late Societies and atais the question %
Repeal BY constitutional means alone Doubts are en-
terrained hy many, whether such materials a. the pro
posed Lesguevin contain can work harmonously o.
scther for any length Of time The Government has not
yet made any move 70 reindiei Mr. smith OBrien snd
Mr. Nosgher. sympathy for Mrs. Mitchell and her chill
drcn sti expressed and the funds collecting in the y
behalf ely increasing The Irish Confederation have
issued very strong and 90 say The truth. dsafected
addresses the people Of lreIand The following are
among the most important passages The address i
signed BY Mr.. Smith O'Bren:
We viii not conceal from the Government that
nothing bur the most strenuous exerons Of our Council
prevented the 0ut1resk OF an instruction last week
Thousands OF brave mtn had resolved that John Michel
should leave the Irish shores except across he dead
bodies. We DO not conceal rom YOU that the
recent inoisncs offered % the Irish nation have greatly
tended % remove from our minds the hope which We
have hitherto desired % cherish Thai the questions al
issue between England snd ireland VIII De settled by
amicable adjustment We feel bound % tell you without
disguise. that these lndi-ues and wrongs ar rapidly
become sacred Obligation, enforced bv The highest
sanctions OF public dlry We cannot shrink from the
responsibility ~ advising Won N prepare ~ once Tor me
defence 0i YOUR nvqced berries hy the love wniCh you
bear your country and your sind by your attachment
your homes by your regard Tor your chldrcns veal
by your thirst for honorable fsmc. Let no iact0us
strife impede the execution OF your designs Learn %
contemplate calmly and firmly the chances Of fnal
struggle and prepare tor that struggle by furnishing
yourselves with al such resources may enable you 10
command success
The sale OF Mr. M,cheIs furniture took place the
on INST snd attracted an immense attendance, and
many persons came from 40 90 20 miles IN order 70
purchase sonse relic Tlc furniture sold a. extremely
hsa prices especially the small articles such As books.
CHINA glass, Se Tie books with NJ M.chsvs auto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
CITY ITEMS.

CouEr MARITAL ksD SETTINGS, an.-u.
Of the soldiers In the forts in New York hsrbo,
enlisted during the var are being discharged r..
who o5tSin an honorable d.chsf.e receive oe-s....-
20 that eject. which VII eurtlc them, We bsl.,..
sons government isnd Al however. rre no, s.,,.,s
ne reward Five soldiers. We learn. were ira =
court nari.sls day or since. found gs1ty sad -
fenced % - m. ked. &c. and drummed ct q a.
sruv which Wn done. The process Il. a. ". h,,.
beer informed, shave their heads, .nd,Ab.y s.u.
the lc.;cr "a their night hips, ,Hd drum them oaii
FIRr-Last night ire broke ont boa S,rse.s,l.
e. n-u Ninth avenue. BIZ was eItin. alsAe4 ss.o,,
much dsmsse bid been dcn-.
Dr.rprEp IVraSr.-Whns of Or v,s Pen
va. passing Down sleecker-st yesterday ,ieraooa
shout clock hs found white bundle on b. siep.a
the house opposite No. Is. On examining 4 he al,
covered inside a welldresscd chAi shout IL w,,h
OH which he brought @ the sts,onhou Hid !,
had .nv suspicion 81 what Tbs bundle contained !.
could have arrested the parties who eA IL there 4, !.
saw them running away.
AccinFvr.-A man named John Campbell
while working last Saturday in Tie Iron Lathe s.naas.
tory IN Ws.hin..on.st was csu.i by ihc ms-Ansry
and had his arm fractured Tsken 70 he Gig ao'pas
PoLtCr Yesterday morning the ot'rrs Of tie
Eleventh Ward arrested ~ men. mostly oermsrs o.
acharge OF gambling with csris on sunday. il. a,
cuscd were committed Tor examination A ran
named Patrick NcDcrmot a.fds james n Donald "a.
tkln into custody Saturday usht on charss q hsc
i enter,3 me grocery store - Fut1ns = ~ breaking
the paddock and forcing op,n the ooor WIZ On ia
pig Committed ior eSsm.na'iun.- ..anI.. Ach -yu
vas arrested bv officer No~il On charge ~ brr10ns
into house q Nuiu avenue with in.rni Do fitA. lea
o. su-wcr. Two boys named Nchaei ky md
Ihom-. pritchard were arrested Yesterday GA svspi
ci0u of breaking open butter ftsld srni % tie
Tombs . EdNa ard Flccfurr va. .Irs.tsi ~ a.lrisy
charged with sohcitn. EN- grant pass~nsrrs without
license Committed "A coored man named Nlss
Trcsdwci arrested yesterday ou charge % siesl
.nz - .n bis sni Two brscclrts valued a. S1 tbs
property of T. Simms of Nfscriy place. lae accused
was committed Tor examination.
IVQuEsr.-Coroner Waters held an ine1su
Yesterday on the body of an uuknowu woman, who
was found coating IN tho river uesr hackNe.s ltsni
Her dress was similar ~ that worn by ihs ismses Of
that prison aud she vas shout 80 yssrs of sss Ys
d.ct-Dcath by drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

y The FREE SON NOMINATIONS at Utics
were received at Washington on Friday by tele.
graph, and caused very evident & ,pdation
among the hngerers around the Cass standard
Toe organis, Of the Palace, in his next morning
paper, thus prophesies
"Ma's.n Wan Buren BY throwing himself into h, ,,s
and iat@l eofrei vii snk 10 rise more We have ~
doet th. the stern, iru-nefved rcpusacSn Ciovsr5-
peaSe, All scout toe whole overture"
No doubt he sriH : but why speak n the future
tense The first paragraph under the Editorial
bead Of thst same Union reads:
~rklpAy June - isss in the Senate ,cdsv Mr. Be,,o-
rresen,ed the credentials q Hon HsNEY D0pGE Sen.or
sssi hm the State Of Wseoasn. Mr.. Dodgo was qualified
and took his seat
So you sec Gov. Dodge was right there in
Washington, az the Editor must have known.
while be was penniog bis paragraph. Then why
could not the venerable juvenile. whowss ssnimbe
naoolton the night Of the Csss and Butler Ratfca.
zion, and actually led the caravan around Al mid
night Ia noisy one At that We behevel 20 call Col.
Benton and Mr.. DIX out of their beds and get
them committed TO the ticket-why, we say. could
be not have dropped in on Gov. Dodge in a friend.
ly, socisble way, and ascertsined what he had -
solrsd to do instead Of merely predicting Whist he
may ultimately be coaxed bribed or bulied to do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Markets. .....N rW-OELEANs, Jlne 10.
weekly review Of the market made up 10 yester-
day Saturday evening remarks that incesssnt rains
have curaed business The total sales OF CorroN Tor The
week reaching 1900 bales ~ 81 to for middi.ng
fair and 81 20 =, for fair sUGAH has advanced and far
70 fully fair closed Il 81 70 cs The business in No
LAssEs has been limited prices ranging from l5 70 &c
FLOUR IS heavy and dropping FREIsHTs are unchanged.
EXCHANGES IN fair demand 60 previous quotations..
shin New--A~rirsd ships Swaron. Harrisburg and
bars Turbo, Atom Bcso1 AID snip Memphis, NewforS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

We have accounts from Vienna 90 the ID inst; The
conduct Of Inc Emperor considered by the Niernese
az most extraordinary. s deputton of ladies 20 pre-
sent petition requesting lie Majesty % return 10 bis
capital had been treated with marked ruieness az Inn
spruck The Emperor took The petition from the ladies
without say ing word turned on his heel and walked
away.
The city quiet but d.strust continued to prevail
between the people and the nob.essc many Of the lat
ter body leaving join the Court 20 return %
Baden or hch. Nearly al the fore -n ambassadors
az Do5iins. ia tle slainty Of Vienna. The bank
ers, Rothschild -. and Eskeles had leir the c.y A
general wish was ie't that the Emperor might soon
return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
Rumor in Relation 10 Gen. Tayior-Disclaimer
Of Hon, Col. " concentrations of


WAsHrNCrCN saturday. june a.
s rln0r prevails n the no.Itica. circles here
that Gen. TArroR wrote 'ettcr 60 some OF the
Baubamers against thc restriction ~ slavery BE-
tLa new territories. Senator DIX and NJ. Col
LlSs. oi the House. ore .iye4 as aathodtie, ior
tie story. To Is uo,. however generally credited.
For u0 one VIII say he received the statement
from either ot those gentlemen as positive ioct
These are times when false rumnurs particularly
prevail and deceive many. Livery man should
bee ou his guard. The enemy sovs tares while we
sleep. As 90 this report tho best advised Oi Gen.
TATI0R's sentiments insist 20 viii turn out
weak invention oi the enemy
The Barnbumers in Congress have come %
point where. We would think. they must q -ht COZ
die They are placed between TAYLOR and Cas-.
aud must destroy one 0i the two, or be destroyed
themselves. To is tle crisis of their political h.s-
tory. t. advance or rccelc seems t0 our limited
vision equally dangerous 90 them. They are s.tuat-
eel as the Roman army was 40 the Caudlne FORKS;
hcmned iu on both sides by enemies; % advance
is hazardous. o. fall back Is suicidal
Col WEyrworrH of ILL., denies that he can be
pronounced hostile 90 the Wi.mot Proviso. HIS
vot, the other day. aiding % extend mail route
t0 tIe Rio Graude, Dee says. was lot indicative obi
ans opposition o. the prosso. 10 meant nothing
Tie Colonel he's a ri-ht 90 define his vote as Doe
pieases, end ns Doe is q man 90 veracity, every
one i. bound 90 believe n the honesty o. lis uteu-
tious. as declared by himself Srl, every man
must Judge oi tie nets oi the distingu shed BeTre
sentative. acc0rdiue % tle impression made ou
bis Judgment. Therefore. how voting % extend
mail routes to the Rio Graude .n he STATE f.
Tcr4s docs nor at thc same O. pretemit the
yeXcd question as CD what tle extent OF Texas is
all Wings and many Democrats having ever
couteudcd 10 stopped at Gle Ndec-s-woud puzzle
many persons uu1.tssed with the asuteuess o.
intellect that distinguishes lhuOIss tailest soI
Mr. Senator BRsD8UHY motion tor the adjourn
ment of Congress- ON the 3Ist proXimo. would un
doubtedly have passed the Senate on Thursday
but for Mr. F0Ori consumption of time DO his
attack ON Gen. TAYLOR. He proposed 10 address
the Senate but tor lew minutes his minutes,
however. EXTENDED near, % hours and leit no
time .or discussion of the day of adjournment. Mr.
CALHoUS hai agreed TO the time and the WIZ
side generally. When Che resolution can again
command the attention oft the Senate 90 viii be
probably iavoraby disposed %.
Iu the Senate to-day. ou the motion OF Mr.
YULfE, the part of the Naval Appropriation bli.
relating to docks &c. was referred 90 the Nava.
Committee.