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DAYS at Ii A. NJ in Rampant near Maine ST Oficer>-M
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COMMITTED.-Mary johnson was yesterday com
miited by Recorder Genois, 10 appear before the
First District Court, as a vagrant.
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WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

'V7HE subscribers have Just received an ADDITIONAL x
,runv OF very superior & Old an silver Wa che5t HLfN
with iuutnr Gases Of NJ T. Tobias R0skel and e. 58
one nor makers aso t ~. Lo@4en L1BGl N
Gold N;.irn Chains Keys aud Seal, Ladies BRACELETS,
Necklaces, Hreast Pms Cod PeRG Csc Finer Ems.
one Ofthe finn in the European markets consisting OF FCTB
Boxes Blessing Cases fine Fans RecugT and 9Aar fancy
Forks Gas Us, Cand.estcks Double and Single Barrel
cum Pistols 4evoIyer, Bowie KNIVES, Military Goods &c
&c for sale q. moderate prices, by ~ 49, $50
Ie.J HYDE Il GOODRICH Is Chartres St
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T00TE-ACHE CURED

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. -IENSlNG :
TOOYR-.FCHE ELIhiR. or no charge. "a ',iheG
No So Raonne street 4th door above Coma on ST., New
t{@ Office So Bcroppc STREET, 4h d09r ob"rc to~0oa
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NEW AND vALuABLE SCHOOL BOOK

a MANUAL OFGRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
Z al ITIES bv DR.. T.. + Boesen, Professor of the
Greek Language and I1tealue in the 3 2,'s t OF
.0nai notes and complete sae, Of questions by the
Rrv Thomas Kerchever Arnold N; A, Rector OF Lyn-
don. and late Fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections,
lust received and for sale at the Mar OrcdRs StGi0HcS
I,-,E,u,. Ial2 81 J. 3. STEEL, "A Camp st.
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CowmDrNG A CooK.--The redOubtable Fanny NJ.
Smith of Burgundy street, who has so often figured
in one way and another in the Police reports of this
city. Yesterday gave her cook one of the greatest
cowhidmgs that anybody or his brother ever hearn
tell on" TIE aforesaid cook in the establishment
of Fanny is a modest daughter of the g lmerald y
isle and reioices in the sweet apPellatlon OF Blddy
Mclaughlin The precise cause of Fanny's Ire,
we were unable to learn, but vengeance must have
nerved her arm She 8 lathered Biddy to such
an extent that the poor girl was obliged to Jump the
balcony Of the house into an adjoining yard [lskiils
her he. 10 avoid having her skin tanned by the
rowhiGe. Biddy took her bible oath TO the above
facts before Recorder Genois, last evening, and a
warrant was issued for Fanny's arrest.
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THEFT.-James Bergan was arrested by the
Second Municipality Police on Tuesday night, at
the request of Captain Hubbs, Of the brig Pioneer,
who charges him with having stolen several arti-
cles from the CABIN Of said brig Bergan remains
in Jail awaiting an examination.
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ASSAULT WITH KNIFE.-WiIliam Noble was
yesterday returned before the First District Court
by Recorder Goding, charged with having some
time since assaulted Francis Duffy with draw
ing knife and seriously wounded him on the arm.
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30 RMS - Toui- Fl 6i r in store and for sale by
I(Wl D' STCFGES & WRIGHT,
a So TchOupit0ulas street,
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MAS State of Louisiana.

THE NJ w. GRAND LODGE OF A.Y. FREENA
SONS, according to the Old Constitution as re- =
ylsed by Prince Edwin, at the city OF York, in the "a
Kingdom OF England, in the year 926 and duly Or ~
ganized and established, in the month Of June. A z x
d. 1872 at the City OF NewUreans. and created Il W
corporation by the Legislature soon after and ITS charter
made perpetual Stated meetings are held on the tounl
Saturdays in January March, June aud November a F.
NJ the OF St Claude and Maine sts Annual eEec
ton for officers fourth Saturday in January. OccrS-F
Garcia; N w n; l.. Hermann, W G NJ; T. R. Pat
Werner G Sec: P. A. Morse G Chaplain; 4. Adams, G
: Nesa1 4 9 R + = "Si "a P
?. Gale. G. TYLER.
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RoBBERY.-Some scoundrels entered the yard in
The rear of Mrs. Dulour's house ON Bourbon, near
EspIanade street, on Tuesday night, and attempted
10 enter the house. Not succeeding with as much
ease as they expected, we suppose, they made their
way over a brick wall by means of ladder, and
got INTO the ward of Mr. Leon Charbert, where they
stole large quantity of valuable clothes, and
drrampcI
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HAROLD!
THE LAST Of 7 TIE SAXON KINGS !-BuI%sTs
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS FJ nc SLAMS bought
Notary Public, No. 80 GravIer street;
TT Office No. 4, second floor, my3O d&sw3m
r-.Oyr of the best P GR IC0FFEE-HOUsEs on
n #i the Ieyee-doing a splendid buSnes-F0R SALES-4
AsA on account Of he owner wishing to engage in
the Office of this paper. alb I'm ~
FOR SALE OR to RENT.
THAT SPLENDID BAR-R0DM attached to the a.
and srec streets With ali its fixtures will be Rented
fO three years TO competent peSOn for particulars ap
ply ys % % iFe premises u" ''1'' u " JAMES ROACH
sWEDENBORG'S WORKS.
VN7E have received the writings OF Emanuel 0Weoeh-
THE HRYEi5AvENI.Y ,ARCANA-13 vols.
h az AND HELLO WiELD & co, T. Camp st.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
- BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol \arA
disrs II tRat G b msy b tou EdT TFafr
purpose Of o VftTShssns SOLDIERS DISCHARGES
RND SCRIP R &e At the be f5s p 92re. portion Of the
Army fatters himself that he needs no references Ou
BTGBEE may be found under the St Charles Hotel corner
Of Gravier street Jel9 I'm
NEW BoOKS-Per Crescent Oily.
w nave received and now open the following "o'Ns
&4WER FEN aST P9y F II E. Ia@es vbe auBor
VANITY FAIR--Pen and Pencil Sketches OF English So,
The following Plates Of the " B,499ys" ef NsU York
TAKE out de Butt-rom the new play New 70 As 1t l."
Dl A.osTRe WESTMINSTER REVIEW for July. 1913.
ala WELD q CO. Y Camp street
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AssAuLT-James German was yesterday charged
before acting Recorder Golding with having batter
ed the mug of Patrick Riordon. A warrant
was issued =. John Hpswier was charged with
having applied the rod of correction to his WIFE
ycry.much against her will John will be properly
attended IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

DOHPASO ami other choice + / II, IT,
Received DAILY at the % CARRnLLTpN Ng-'eIel ?
HorEL." and served ap in the best style.
al = few minutes notice. mo
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GENERAL AGENT AND Bro
PIANO FOPTES,

HENRY PARSONS 90 CCulD street, hnew store) iOrT
II doors below POr las offers sale a!-s91s4ET ~
very extensive stock PIANO FOREES, {sa5
from j. Cnickerng Nuns N Clark Gibert.7f y lii r p
and a. Il. Gale \ Co This stock CouPTsesI z
a great variety embracing the much esteemed dDian
which is rapidly gaining in public favor j
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken ini exchange, aud
tuning and regulating done At short notice. Je5Jh
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THEE MON ! Fto GA4E Al
IA TINS unde.,. gned having engaged the ~
~ Ollie lately occupied by Brig Gen. AZ
IN :. thurch', inspector General u. ). z@sS55 :
IN Army. (New commercial LNchanEe) 1>s"ts-<
coDPro s. Charles and PerddO streets, are pre1aed 10 ~
ecute all the parers to enle officers non conn Is
stoned officers muslcIans and pnyales, to the above pay
their care will he dispatched with the utmost pompuLua1
The Regiments "t Louisiana Volunteer, OF Ie4oae included
adjusted and made out for the proper Departments
fyS jIlned;aJe attcntion pojd To Booa'y Lasd Pen
siOHS, and 0ther .lititGFH CiaAHS, ,,.
late Capt. Co. X. Isl La. NOlUaleers.
VIM. MON AGHAN.
aI4tf late Cant. Co F. g.h ReGt La. Volunteers.
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vg1IlE BOY DANIEL. aged about 3d. complexion o.,
| CONFER cod% feet org inches high stout built, "
and inclined 70 be bald suitable reward viii be| IL
paid for nIs delivery 10 .r -, ~2=Z
auz2 II HDAI y FORD Il 81 'haT'7 street.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. s.

THE SARSAPARULA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally a sui
phatG OF Sarsaparilia. So
highly concentrated is it that
tie d0se is bat The INIT of u
UGyp smut tcGspOORfHi-
while the dose of that which
IS sold in large bottles. is
nearly a UiRe. gtasS In adj
|iition TO SarsapailIa. II con-
tains a powerful c0ncentra-
ton Of Mandrake. BurdOck,
Queen 5 Delight, Elder, yell
low Dock, G1iacum. and
other important medica-
ments, which are moi found
in any other preparation.
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FrgIu lie Hr7ira Empire" DaytOn o., JIy q, 1871
Mr.. J. f. HCweIjs Sr-It affords me much pleasure to
YOU that my Cough and affection Of the Lungs
h, been entirely removed by the Of onehalt bottle OF
Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
others advised me 10 use. YOu safely recommend the
use Of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
lup,i excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,
!
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TTTIII \ . TTl II III-N
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS ;

And for every description Of inflammation. Bruises, Burns,
/ and Scalds. the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT IS
All o. the above may he found at WELD cos DePCi
! o. 'heaJ Literature. Va. 70 Cqmp Stgslt aou
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Hose c'r ..:5 I + .aa 585,i Es5 Pm
saTy,....,,.,,.D
=. Lat 10
tle Oars will leave New Orleans and CauoIitOn every
80 .fta~I GrrIork on Sundays if the weather fair
= The Lafayette Horse Cans will leave every 10 minutes
from The COncr0 ElrUune and Canal SIS. myL2 tIstNOV
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ARRESTS Margaret Davis was arrested last
evening, in the First Municipality, charged with
larceny Margaret is accused of having snatcheG
q purse from the hands of a verdant young man,
,,v days ago, at the corner of Maras and St Louis
s'rtetS John Wilson. alias Harvey, was arrested
a~ a yagrant and a dangerous and suspicious per-
son. John has had that honor on several previous
occasions.
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w ~ nv GI-S@T165NV SNI rs ENVIRONS aiken
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn by K, F. Mallory.
THE RUSSIAN SKETj,II-BGOK-By Ivan Golovine
HICk IT RPM TIE BoLp IiIGHWAyMAN;
ANEELA-By the Au.nof OF Emily hmdham, Two
DH Men Gae-.' etc.
FIFF or Mt NROE EDWARDS;
UFN-PECkEN HUSBAND.
.GRNII ANS MAGAZINE. Llr Aug l.l.
PORTRAIT OF GEN ,TAILJRi from Dagg"rsotyPe;
INTERNATIONALLY WORKS. b. SIS. err.-by Fowler.
Jy2- WELD n co. y am, street.
AGENL. tnr the INSTRUMENTATION u MLuL- LNLs.
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From M FJI7arl R0bJins, DrNgEist.
RoRDENToWv n. j., Jan 8, 1S41.-We have taken some
froup TO Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have solo all received from you Dr. J. II.
Cook has used ms practice; he thinks highly of the
medicine Dr. Cook OF the most eminent physicians in
The United Stale aud was the attending physician OF eph
Rorapae eAkmg of Spain during all his residence IN TINS
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The authenticity Of the above statement vouched for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant OF Milford, who knows NJ,
TOomey and the circumstances OF his case. Nh T. 20"
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" E w ORLEANS
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81.

GREAT iNDIGNIrY.-Commssary Patron, Of the
pgelabIc market, First Municipality, was yester-
day abused and threatened with all sorts of things,
FIJI having dared to tell Manuel Espinosa and Man
3I Ramirez that they could not continue the sale
D.. "A lot Of spoiled snipes, which they had on hand
ltr gentlemen We're arrested.
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Er0W .IIr. John y. .WOrgnN, IlFHgg7ST, ddLEI =, .
PIrrsPI-RG Jan. Il, lS4I.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given satisfaction those who have used
IT, know OF one instance Of permanent OF Asthma
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
FAYETTEVILLE, May 26,h,
Arrival Of The Cambria - days later from Europe
FRENCH ELECTI0Y PASSED QUIETLY.

Lanlarijne and moderate members aAead-SicHy
f9sff5a,ea 9ef5s 1 Efe I'D az Bonr5on DyHasty orsos
Perate BGtile IN Sclesrig, Tie Danes again VIC
torious-BaHlc bstrcen the Italians aald Aasir;-
anS-Continued agitation an IrelaHd- Com
nlerciat Affairs improUing--SligM adrancs in
b'eaastgDs-JLanntacfaires Improving.
New York, May 18th.
The Royal Mail steamer Cambria has arrived
from Liverpool bringing intelligence from Eu-
rope three days later than the Britannia having
sailed on the 29lh ultmo. The news is impor.
tont. The election in France passed Off pcacea-
bly,. The returns as far as received gave Lamar
tine and the moderate candidates a maiority.-
The country was generally tranquil, but plots
wero still forming against the Provisional Govern
ment. Slavery had entirely abolished in all the
French colonies.
In Lombordy there had been no battle fought,
and The aspect OF the country was unchanged.
The Sicilian House Of Commons, after discus
sing the eXpediency of calling to the throne an
Italian Prince Of the family Of Tuscany or Saxo-
ny, finally declared that Ferdinand Bourbon and
dynasty had forever fallen from tho throne of ST.
cIy, and that Sicily shall govern herself constitu-
uonally. There was the greatest rejoicing there
upon. Palermo was Illuminated three nights in
succession. All the statutes Of the Bourbon fami-
Iy were to DO pulled down and converted into can
non.
The accounts from Baden are deplorobIe. The
Insurgents protesting willingness to capitulate,
Gen. Gagern ef. the ranks TO parley with them
but they refused to listen to any thing he had to
say, and as he retired he was treachcrousIv shot
and mortally wounded. The troops exasporated
seeing their chief thus baseIy slaughtered, fell
upon routed the insurgents, killing many.
Scheswig had been the scene of another battle
between the Danes and the Prussians, in which
the latter were driven back over the river Elder.
Spain and Portugal were rapidly verging on a
revolution, but as yet they were quiet.
Russia was quiet awaiting the opening Of navi-
CATION.
The aspect of European affairs was compara-
lively quiet From ireland there is nothing of
special importance. Agitation continued, and the
Governmont were still preparing for the out
break.
The Government security bill having passed
appears calculated to increase rather than allav
the political excitement in Ireland, and will un-
doubleday sustain the cause of Chartists in Eng
land and Scotland.
postscript in Wilmer & Smiths Times. re-
ports battle between the Italians and Austrians.
near Mantua, in which the latter were defeated 4
and compelled TO return 10 tho fortress PorcheTa
which the king of Sardinia contemplated attack
ing Immediately.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
TO THE EDITOR.
SENATE CHAMBER, ?
lIay ., 1913. {

My DEAR SIR:
AS a matter of interest to our State, and par
tculorly as my attention has been publicly called
10 il, through your columns, desire you 70 know
the situation of the Bill for dividing the Stale of
Arkansas into two Judicial districts, &c.
As, perhaps you aware, on the 2lst Of
last December, Col Ashley introduced in the
Senate and had referred to the committee on the
judiciary, Bill for the purpose mentoned-a
copy Of which send you From that committee.
he made report, on the Bird Of January, recon-
mendng the passage Of that Bill, without amend
ment. The Bill, you will sec, proposes for
Arkansas division similar TO that which exists
in other of tho Western Slatcs-as Kentucky.
Tennessee, &c. And. SO far as can Judge from
the propriety Of the Bill or ascertain the opinions
of others hero, there little or no difficulty in
its passage, whenever it should come up for con-
neutrality-suspicious. long since. But. on the 9th
Of February, Col. Sewer offered an Amendment
10 the Bill "a copy Of which, also, send you,)
striking out all after the lst Section, substituting
somewhat modified provisions for tho division,
and ProUiding for the appointment Of an addition
al Judge. The whole matter was, then. made the
special order of the day for the 2Sth of February
Since then, it has not been acted upon. And
even if it had been, there is but little doubt that
tho Amendment, and, perhaps in consequence,
the Whole Bill would have been lost. | say this,
not in reference to the merit Of tho amendment
per Sc; for, if attain0blc, would have no objec-
ton to the appointment of another Judge in Ar
kansas. But as the wants Of the country cannot,
even in my partial judgment, be said absolutely to
require this addition TO the list Of our Judiciary
as no such advantage has been asked for, or
granted 10, the other States, some Of which have
as many as three disricts,-and particularly as
am notified, from present indications, that Con-
gress could hardly have been induced to rive such
a proposition even a respectful consideration.
repeat the opinion that, if tho Bill, encountered
with the amendment, had been acted upon il
would have been lost
Finding this matter in the situation have de-
scribed, this day moved 10 take it up. and re-
commit 1t 10 the committee on the Judiciary. with
instructions to report by Bill. This YOU viii SEQ
IN the Senate proceedings. What will be the uc.
ton OF the committee, on this subject. now, | am
unable 10 know; but | am Of opinion that a favor
able report, far the division of the State into
two districts, may be anticipated with some conf
dence. / will keep you advised Of the progress
of this measure.
am very respectfully
and truly yours
SOLON BORLAND.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
A BILL
10 divide the district of Arkansas into two Judi
cial districts.


10 divide the district of Arkansas into two Judi
cial districts.
BE IL enacted By The Senate and House Of ReD.
reSc'fafleeS Of The United States of Aacrica in
congress assembled, That from aud after the pass.
age OF this act, the counties oc Benton. Washing
Ion' crawford, Scott, Polk. Franklin, Johnson.
Madison, aad Carroll, and all that mart of the In
dian country lying within the present iudirioI
d!sirIct OF Arkansas, shall constitute new iudi.
cia district, TO be styled "the western district of
hrkansas; and the residue of said State shall be
ana remain Judicial district, to bo STYLED s.thr
eastern district Of Arkansas"
SEc. = AaZ be it further enacted, That the
JuuSe OF inc district court of Arkansas shall hold
TWO terms of said court at the town of Van Buro,
the county seat of Crawford county aforesaid. ~,
the second Mondays Of May and November in
eacn ana every year, and shall continue in session
untii al the business shall be disposed of: and no
IS hereby authorized and directed TO hold sr.L
o'her SPeclal sessions as may be necessaro e..
'no ooSPatch OF tho causes in said cour; NJ orot
NInie OF times as no may deem eynedent mi
may ADJOURN such special sessions TO onv o,hnr
''iae previous to stated term.
SEC. 3. Aad be IL f,,ry5c. o,,,.,.,
district court of tic United St,tes &C.. -, IA. 'no
; .C' o' Arkansas horeby established in odli
~ ''"5 ordinary jurisdiction and powers of
I. court, shall, within the Limits of IFS r.,
'Po.tlVe district, have Jurisdiction of NIL cousns
civil or criminal, except appeals and wrts of or.
ror' winch now are, or hereafter may bv law be
mace coSnlzable In a circuit court, and Shall nro.
ceed therein in the same manner as n circ,,i,
court; ard an appeal or writ of error shall he
pr p.oSecuIod from the dnal decree judgment of
SJiia 81 district court 10 tho Supreme Court OF the
united States, in the same manner that aDoonIs
ana wrlts OF error now are, by law, from a cir
cult court Of tho United States
sec. 4. Aad be d further enacied. That ,bc
resident OF the United States, by and with the
aavice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

over. that the right Of acay, and incidental pro-
toctjop only. will be asked for tho contributor
Of the General Government Henry OkeHly,
ESQ. the most indomi,ablc, well as useful
snirit of our western world, al present, with his
associates will at tho earliest notice from wash
inoton. that tho chain of Oregon posts is 10 be
osablished and That tho battalion detailed Tor That
service NAV be called upon TO aid them, begin
nlantng their posts towards the South Pass, and,
ne we have said before, at the outlay Of their own
means: we can. at the moment, only glance at Tho
plan. Ill
Nebraska organized as territory, with civil
md government and posts established at the
proper distances, Mr.. O'Reiily wall undertake 10
establish Intermediate telegraph stations connect,
ing the whole by wire, and jEvsIn9 traVel anu
emigration westward, by Offering e. series @
of permanent scttlements-mony OF %
the nuclei of important points hereaf~ -:
telegraph station il is designed TO make stosN
depot, as we'll; and portions of the soil may be
cultivated as they viii, in q short time, under I'm
mediate protection from Goyernmcnt-induce-
| ments equal to the importance Of the work being
at the same time offered 10 settlers. The South
Pass being reached, which will be done in a sea-
son, the line may be directed towards the mouth
of the Columbia, or the Bay Of San Francisco or
to both as may be determined upon. This IS the
noble work to which O'Roilly viii devote himself.
In two months, or less, New Orleans will be con-
/ nected with the lakes, and, moro fortunate than
the Macedonian, he will not have 10 weeP--the
ends Of the earth pointing out to him still further
conquests.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
From the st. Louis Rcveillc.
NGbraSka-Pacific TelCgraph,

Congress has seriously taken in hand the mat.
ter of aiding great public improvements bv means
OF grants of and-even Whtney's scheme for ,
rail- road to the Pacific has been reported unon Fl.
vorabIy, by committee, in the Senate. The re-.
Vval, now. Of the 'Nobraska Territory" f" nIon
ana the passage of bill organizing the necessary
government, IS most opportunc, leading. as IL agM
10 proposition on the part of certain individuals
10 congress- to, at once, proceed with work.
ono OF me grandost, the most feasible and. at the
same time' the simplest in the worId-the oxton-
SION oi tne telegraph wires 10 the Pacific. The
peculiar feature about this proposition is moro.