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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13


Mr.. HILLIAKD of ala. gave notice that be would
introduce certain bills on Monday reNt-one author.
i7ing the citizens II California 10 frame Government
preparatory its admission into the Union as state
sni smother for establishing the boundary lines Of Tex
as, and extending them over the Territory Of New
Mexico.
PAcHrco SLAVE CASE.
Some conversation was now held between the
Speaker and several OF the members relating 10 the
first thing In order for consideration. The Pscheco
case on motion taken up, and some remarks made
the merit OF the question. By Mr. STEWART Of Mich
Mr. SAWYER OF o. Mr.. CABELL OF Pa Mr.. BuRr and
others. Mr HUDSON Of Msss called 70 order and said
by the rules the debate could not take place.
Mr. BURT oi :. c. moved for call OF the House,
which was carried.
On the roll being called, los members answered
to their Various excuses we're offered Tor sb-
sen,ees finally the doors were opened, and the bust
ness Of the House proceeded with.
Mr. TURNER OF III. argued the question Of the
Pscheco claim, but confessed that be knew but little
about IL and somewhat A. loss which way 10 vote
Mr. PALFREY follow red in an argument against
the claim. lie commended tina; there was no property
in slaves recognized By the Constitution.
Mr. CLINGNAN oi y. {. interpOsed and asked Il
the Constitution anywhere or IN shy point acknosl-
edged property In plows. mules or horses
Mr. PALFREY said certainly not and then pro-
ceeded in his remarks. when.
Mr. CABEIL interrupted and questioned him.
Mr. HitIiARD rose and proPounded several
questions 10 him.
M fALfRkf answered and went on tie man
tanned that Gen JEsUP had no right 70 send the slave
Lewis % Arkansas. or even % hang him because be
vicious, snd then % cal upon toe Government u
pay for bin, even admitting slaves - be property
Mr. CABEIL asked MIN II Gen. JEsUP had Sc n,
the negro OF Illegally could the Government present
plea that lie oticer had sced Illegally and therefore
refused indemnity.
Mr.. PALFREY replied that the owners Of the
save must find redress Of Gen. IEsrP.
NJ. MoRsE OF La. followed AID defended the
conduct OF Gen. JEsUF s agent for the Government
and as such the owners Of the slave must look - the
Government for remuneration.
Tie subject was then laid aside .0r Mr. Fries
81 Ohio make srepori from the Select Committee q
try Mr.. MEDIIL. Commissioner OF Indian Affairs on
charges preferred against him by Mr. CLrSs1AS Of
Arms 70 take into custody DAVID TATIoa wines,
him. The subject produced much excte ert and wsi
warmly discussed by Mr.. HARRISON Of Ga WooD
wAsD Of : L. RRApI OF Pa. lSsEKsoLI Of DO. C0ss o.
Ga CAsELL q Fla sDa others Mr. Coss offered AZ
amendment b the resolution. ~ % bring TkYLOs
before the House the same az REUsEN NJ WHITNEY
was brought some years AZ Hr. iNGERsoLI moved
70 postpone the subject Until 20 morrow which wsi
lost ~ ieisrs The motion was recOnsidered vher
the subject WAS postponed
CIVIL ErLLs.
Mr.. COBB moved n reconsider the vote stOppinE
the debate on the Civil bill the motion recO1sid
cred, when The House adjourned
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Pitfi ADxtFtus. friday Isa ID
The foreign news though not Of a. exe,...
character Ia. been the main ob eci Of Atiesto. 49,.
morning.
The keen irOst Of set night completely eios.s a..
Delaware The river il rzhi soresst 81 the eit~ a..
ia blocked up with heavy ice all the vsy to ct..,..
The city ice boat down Sc FAR a. Chester ye.,,,s..
with the large tow she took but wss OBJ Ecd h 49,
very slowly. and with the utmost csution
With arm market for Flour. there Is very s-.
demand FOR shipment snt sales limited l. a5u ~
hois standard Penn brands - = % Corn Me-. 49,.
Rye Flour, stesiy small lot OF the former a. !,
- IS. Wheat nothing doing owing % the srvr...
Of holders. Corn "a 10 dsmsrd rev a; 90 -. -
old Yellow AZ sc. Oats Southern are worth L.
Cotton 9 bgoysnt md very toll rsies are 1T -
fsr quality Seecs. no alteration b, the marc,
Clover . worth = So - per 81 Bark suis, b.,
ter isup lc since lsss week with free sale. for -
ment % the Continent Pork Meas q worth Sc
Lard quiet sugar - sctivs. hlt >sock, sre la,
New Orleans Mlissses r. wanted - ~ 1l. 60.
MN ic0 Bags Lsgusyrs sold AZ SIC. Freighi,sv.-
Whisky scarce II Pc For Coal BE- iensrd "a ~.
better ~ old rsies
sses to-day are 20 bale. 81 e. - Or oriiss-y ,
SNgs Or SroCKs-Fus Rolrf-J penns 4 m,
. 0Ol Tenn. Rds 81, - 500 state IS. - lQUr !
Treas Notes lo~t $50 Girri Pa lif ID fsra, A..
Mech Bk t6 e25 Read RR l3i
NroHd BoUf-100 sch. Nav -. q 5ol Do &.
100 Cry - co. - 100 DO o. - III TO pera..L
vsn.s 2 .0 - Harrisburg r b. 1-i DO Nn Il,
Mech Bans 2ii. cd g. sding RR 49,
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For Europe.
PACIFIC MAIL LINE.
From Panama for san Francisco.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- TIE grestest attraction in he woTi = Hal. a.
Giant snd he Is drawing greater crowds o M hu.esm
han airy other novelty Of late has dane Ma Lue glgsf
hereA al -egrs With no F.iry Queen rfsu.ssrd o.. oi
cufiu-res, a-'lting Pie beauuuI model ~ Jerusalem
Two splendid performances ase psce Al ne usaa. h0gn
To rus Prrtic.-we hereby certify ihstwe are sccau,.
ted with he Tdcopherous prepared and sod by Pnis.or
B,gsy, having maieuse OF % In oar families We believe
hist twill cure ha'dues, prevent grey hair and efsss..
,curf and tsrdnf Is hs cho'pe.t and be. sicle ever
known 70 FOR cleansing ncud.hng. and hesuugins u.
hair l.. : Ryan, 81 d , q Cooper. ID y Csfpet
ter, MD. r Lee. NJ ID. J Adams. D. P-ekND
". Allen. N d, J Butler. ND, Il Wesi. ~ d. G W
Ford MD Professor B,sRy has CREST pleasure In hens
able that ory Of the most disn gui'hed phgs
clans Of New ofk recommend the Tncopherogs In ,As
practice. snd from he sboyensnrd gentlemen he bAr
c,ved the sndesl Testimonials Of approval and comr-re.
zion. sod alsrge bottles price . cents he principa
Office $50 Brosdway. Agents Anderson Demsreslar
Broa.wsy }. \ CoddinR,oo. Husson-.,. Mr. Hap
ls} ruiou-sL Brooklyn X. q WnstL y sou,h-. na,
de phia. c. P Pointer. Baltimore ". Brown WssAnt
tonst Boston " lvi'an5. Harr- Co Charleston, sc.
J Virgin. New Odesn- David CHAMBERS, 81 Louis Ne
= Brombery, Noble Ala. Serger, Racine Wisconsin aui
sold by all the dfugsisl In N. ured States ard canss
~ THE CovNEcriCrr MrTI,t LifE insurance Con-.
SyThe success Of This Company be-. been unprecedsnst
The number Of policies issued the last yeN exceeds
1000 snd Than GOO the as, three months Fewosss
have occurred end by good management ard .ct regra
to economy hey will be able declare large evders
on me Ia = February Person- irsufing previous otG
date viii participate In the dviierd.
JAMES GOODWIN, Pfesdeui
q. X. fHElPs, Secretary.
r Kss,N Physician.
y J. W JUDD. Agent 3, ~ail'i up sai,
FRANK MILLERs LEATHER PRFsERFArlYb
~ Il d-d ety the best srce known 10 so0en ari pre-
Leather rendering proof Persons soinss
California will require It % preserve their Malng Bss
aud project heir fee from water The genuine Ntcs
be purct 8sed At the shoe store of
GEO b GRANNISs vs. Nader. are
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By telegraph to fac ssw.YOrk fribuns'
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY. FRIDAY, asn IL
bin was passed to-day 90 amend TIE cnarier OF ne
American Baptist Home Missionary Soe,eV. A $50
another 10 incorporate the Trustees Of the Asior Libra
~ I..orisron. Passed % u ]. The negative wss
Mr. FLoTD Il, -
M. BoxKr gave notice Of bin to amend toe I'ury
Leans
Fr-xps ~ coCzT OF AFFEAi
Mr. FCILEH offered a resolution Gaming upon 'os
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals tor iniornAron As 20
whs, dsposton had beer made Of isnos u rs lAn--
or shsther the sane bad been sent 10 County Iress
sTnlsnstiou. we're given and the resolution was
laid over.
vr4e.zA FArrs srsFENsIoN HRIDGE
TIE hin relative 70 the Nsgzrs Als Suspension
Bridge was taken up. In Committees OF tnr Nul.1
NJ -,rrrH proposed a. an Amendment "a persona
liability on this q debste grew up And we ain-h5
uleut vas>eected. ar. JoHNsoS pfoY9se1 - as.s
rert in favor of reducing the tolls Enica VS. rese'1o
The BIZ was then ordered 70 q third readins
PAzDoNTNG PowEH-
The bill IN relation y the psrdonins power OF ne
Governor was taken up and discussed severa sinen
rnents we're adopted one IN favor Of giving ne 1o'
ernor power Of calling upon tae pubic prosecutor ~
case oi pardon beirs ssked The BIZ was NOT disposed
Of when the Senate a6l ourned-
ASSEMBLY
NOTICES o. BILLS
NJ CRoss gave notice OF bill loF the electlon o. JUS
tees and Clerk Tor tie Brooklyn Municipal Court
Mr. CAMFBFLL brought in b.l 10 incorporate ins1'
rance Companies.
Mr. WHrrr gave notice Of bill ior appointing Com
missrners 10 INQUIRE int8 the s0yeucy Of Insurance
Companies -,
NJ. FoLoEA gave notice u blu 70 aaaend he New
YORK Police Law.
TIE weather.
The weather Is cold. The mercury was down 70 10
L. Laf.
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wAsslSsroS. Jan. II, lsss.

NAsslSsroN. Jan II, lsfs.
Correspondent yesterdays ubuHs says thai IhEeSs
o'vioence have beer made kgxns, IN reference 10
rececl publication IN 10 eouurs respecting the Ccss Sur
veg. rssres lhs say ssch statement las been made
has nothing DO with the pabhcsaou IL question. BENG
Away frorr New olk hen 4 made snc knowing
hing Of the facts ne ard certainly under
sPpr~aenscos OF Personal yoleucs OF aceo0ni Of h. even
AoGsa some irresponsible yersoa may have used some
hsssy expressior Of The knd menrooec o. which Know
nothing asa the writer 10 omE such gossip IL future.
d ll sysen leave ny name OIL or d. 0srELEY.
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HoUsE OF REPREsENIATIYEs

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
After prayer, the journal having been resd,
MrT Butler KING Of Ga called Tor the order
Of business
The SFTARgR announced the hrsi business in or
der 70 be resolution print 1000 copies OF report
Of the Typographical Engineers relative TO he improve
men, Of the Hsrbor Of Buffalo.
Mr.. WENTWORTH wished 70 know what hsd
become Of the business which wss before them
when they adjourned ye'terisy-the resolution relA
tive 20 slavery in the District
The SPEAKER sad that the motion % reconsider
having prevailed the resolution took ne place on the
calendar of unfinished business.
Mr.. " ENTwORTH-And Will never De reached
again this session.
The SPEAEER--It may be d the order OF business
be proceeded with
Mr. HiLr OF s. y. was entitled 70 the Aoor on
the resolution 10 PRINT snd made some rsnsrSs IN sup
port Of II in reply 70 the remarks Of Mr. Ioons' 90
Tuesday
After some farther remarks BY Messrs. THoNP.
son OF Nv scHr~oE Of Ohio and HENLEY Of Ind.
Mr.. NrNroN OF Ohio moved thsl the House re-
solve into Committee Of the Whole which was carried
and the consideration Of the Civil and Diplomatic Ap
preparation BIZ being resumed
NJ EWBREE OF Ind. proceeded % make some
remarks upon The Mileage question Illustrating the IN
equality and injustice OF the aw a. i present existed
as 30 per day during the time Congress sat lie also
aivcrted % the extrsvasant salaries paid % officials Of
the Government which he was in favor on reforming
a. well AZ the Mileage Of Congress for they attended
AZ the 0hces but six hours when the law required
them % attend ten Also 70 the abuses of Members OF
Congress voting themselves books and the abuses Of
the frankng privilege.
Mr. VENABIr Of n C. followed, commencing by pro
posing an amendment pay the sciusl travelling eN
pcnses OF members and = per day for The time occu
pied IN coming and prohibiting the payment OF CON
structive Mileage te Senators He thought however,
that members OF Congress were not paid enough, and
ought 70 be paid more. Ha dstrused always, he said
the patriotism Of those who always prssing the
people and thereupon be proceeded 70 praise his own
constituency az most noble and high minded people
From this be dvergei 20 attack upon newspaper
editors and letter writer's, whom he thought entirely
beneath his consideration
Mr. GREELEY next obtained the floor For full re-
port Of bis remarks see The Mileage Debate, In
another column
AZ 81 the Committee rose and Mr. NISToN offered
resolution 20 terminate debate in one hour after gong
into Committee which was adopted
The Committee Mileage then presented a report
TO the reception of which Mr. STEPHENS OF Ga objected
and the House adjourned
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CITY ITEMS.
Sermons, &c. To-Morroyv.

r. Re- d. rlronst Peter. Cdurrh Barclay f-mor-i1x
b Crcck-rgh. for~rn-1r Ma
Re- DR. soarch -Hlltsrsf n. , lfar,l-sf-roo1
sc-rr-r Coz. n n.-ffsf Baptist Chnr-h -rlorrnr
fi-r o. prk r.r1- Hrlsrr RI pr-st Ch1--t-~rsr.r.
: ~ Clrn.,rs. ID u-st fzfrrs Clit-ir i'-.rsn.rx
as.r.a Ch Sl1tl 81 a cav
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The CHOLERA Is WHEELIyG-Death u COL
Dfr-The Winding Tnes Of the 9th inst. has the fol
lowing remarks on the Cholera IN that place
or Saturday last, among the passengers lsnded At
This city BY the Telegraph No , were Col DIX Of New
York brother believe of Senator DIX u that
and Major G. MILLER Of the same state and both
officers IN the T. ;. Army. They were from Ne9-Or-
leans and both arrived here 70 all appearance in per-
feet heath The next morning they took the stage for
Cumberland. but had not proceeded Jar before Col.
Dix complained Of feeling ungel. and shortly after
wards Major Miller made similar complaint Col Dix
stopped OF a. Hsboro, and n very short time ex;
PRED. Msior Miller proceeded Brownsville. and
within hour Of ais arrival be also died
There q. We presume doubt that the disease "a
each case the Asisrc Cholera
The paper, Of the lo,h, records another fatal
ease Of Cholera IN the same vicinity gentleman
name 10, learned who came up the river on Sstur
day from SewOriesn, and took stage At " for
Brownsville Eas attacked By the CnOlers beyond
Washington Pa was compelled to lesve the stage,
and in a few hours died
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

~ CESBADwR AMERIc tSAIDD. We have
received Cyf 10 Of the Riff of this interesting pc
riodical Il s well printed and arranged ts aim and
objects are flly expressed in the motto the title
page: Bod yr ensid heb wybodseih mid wv dda
Among the articles contained in this number several
which tor powerful and intricate language merit high
praise Among these we may mention that emitted,
" Duw yn Gydavn, and the spirited Essay on Oeeh'
reu Bldwyddyu," Several fns original poems grace
the number In looking them the following stanzs
impressed ia strongly, and We quote It
Ny debygwn mod in clywed
hi llais peraiii wrthwyn dweyd
Wei fy mhlentyn, ddost Il sdrei
Dayw genyf de vel d "
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stIavrence Canals. Canada.

The Ship Canals the object OF which was TO rem
render the great River Of the North nsvssbe between
Prescott or Ogdensburgh, and Montreal have already
become the highway OF an extensive commerce the ma
ture Of which the returns have 10 not very
clearly show.
In Ia, there were employed on these Canals says
the Montreal Gd-s 5657 vessels, measuring 30 l75
tons and in ISIS 56is vesses measuring i76,-j tons
being decrease last year Of vessels and an increase
Of = 100 tons
Thls must mean that 54s trips up and down trips
being added together) were made in las BY the craft
in the rver-rot ths, there 476s75 tons of ship
ping employed IN the trade. In lsi7 there were 80
vessels Of 80 tons and upward and in ls. many
l30 Of that class conveyed through the canals while
smaller vessels than those OF Is got more and more
into dsuse This trade taken In come ton with our
frontier settlements and the railroads now IN progress
70 connect Montreal with Portland, and Ogiens5urgh
with Vermont &c Is Of growing interest q many The
- Lawrence Csnais were begun IN l-5Z, and com
peted IN 10 years. At aggregate approaching the
Of nfsi cost Of The Ere Canal the Croton Aqcedue
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No CHoLEsA II TESSEssEE.-The kaskr,lle
Tenn BsaHer persmPtoriy coatrsdcts the report Of
eight death. BY the epidemic, At Clsrksre in that
state and says that far there has not been single
case In Nashville
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EnR cALlFORNIA

rsr- Ih- ff-ts.ss- nacaaf.zlin N"nnNf'n 80 .
Pier Essl River ssng IN her cargo and VII ga
10 a few day. few more tnl snd second cabin psasr
gers csn sill be taken and moderate quantity OF ifssa
Apply on board orto EB SUTTON 81 BsaverA
ug 81 ors T. TRACY, = Old-sio
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By EXprtN and Telegraph to The Tribune.
Understandings BaII-Geu. Taylor, &c.

NSwORLKANs wednesday, Jan. TO-
The Cholera in our city is nearly extinct Il has
ceased to be regarded epidemic since the th inst
when the deaths had dvinded down % or p per day
The anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans was
celebrated the Eth with much PomP and sPendor
The military OCT in large force.
grand ball was given In Inc evening. attended y
Gen Taylor the President elect and large concourse
Of distin guished citizens and strangers.
Cotton continue. In fair demand At the advance "a
tsbll.ned On the Europss news. Pork hrn, with an
upward tendency in prices Breadstu1s are selling 10
fair extent at ul prices Groceries were moving OF
pretty freely al our previous quotations.
Official Canvass Of Governors Vote.
HARRIsHURG Tl8rEdsy. Jan. IL.
Tie Convention. composed OF the Senate and
House Of Representatives. counting returns OF Gov
ernors election, have declared JoBSsToSs majority
over Longstreth to be 2s7-scattering y
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" Shafrsch Barnes, who was convicted in
Kentucky recently, of the murder Of Azee, in Nav
asst and sentenced 70 be hung On the % day OF Feb
day last
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NATIosAL MNATUEE GaLLERY-E. WHITE, "a Bf'ii
wsy-Ths establishment 10 he most extensive and ias
ionsbe IN the United staies containing DseperrooyFs
miniatures from life OF nesry all The celebrated men OF"
country Tbs public invited TO visit lhis co.eepod
and examine the beautiful specimens Of hs ART Ia ne
world LIS lmeofh
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~ California Boots gentiemen's cors sole ani ~l,1
proof Bocis Congress Boot. and Caters boys and yos
water proof snd dress Boots Also superior quality Of
Ladies' Gaier Booii, sl very reduced proes,a
FRFNCuis IL AnuA
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~ The city council OF ST Louis have aDDro
prsied 5000 for the purpose OF cleansing that civ
Punhc meeting was held at 81 Louis on the 9TH
ut where George Collins, Esq presided ana pot
Mitchell addressed tho meeting I, was resolved thai
The City Of - Louis in her corporate capacity should
subscribe -5oooq 20 the construction Of s.y from
81 Louis 10 Cincinnati
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z CHARLES EANEs. Esq. well known in the
Literary circles Of this City and the East and for
some years past the Assistant Editor Of The
Lsi0H, has been nominated by the President a q. :.
Commissioner for tie sandseh Islands, vice A Ten
Eyek. Esq Who we vaguely hear has resigned and EFF
tie Islands for the California Gold Region. We DO
not know whether this nomination has ye, been con
armed but We presume there vii be no opposition
Mr. Polk does not often give a chance 10 praise MS
acts but (Presaning IL acceptable position Tor Mr.
h ~e commend this one right heartily. Mr. EAmes Is
st young nan, but one Of decided ability and prom.
ise and mas already deserved and achieved honora-
bic name a. scholar and writer Had the Chargeship
10 Rome been eOnaced TO him instead Of the nelsn-
ehOly disposition made Of Il, We should have been bet
ter pleased out We welcome sny evidence Of the sp-
probation ~ Mr.. Poik Of the worth and eracien-
cy Of Literary Men who also IN the better sense
Foircisns. Than Nr. Esrn-s his Administration mas
bad scarcely a. soler and ardent and ehival
roGs teisnder We shall see how The Union vii re-
plsce him
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- Advertisements for Th Triosn< OF Monoay oosn.
hsss 10 oclos on Saturday evening a. The Pub
ue.r,on Oabc. Of ,h. paper 70 not open on Sundays
Persons wishing TA> Tyiesn> len al their dwellings or
p,.~e. on uspsss regularly every morning viii please leave
,bsr address al the Publishing Office or send note through
Ia Pos, once Terms Ia cents week, payable 10 The
Carrier
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CALuoRSfA.-GoOd boots aud shoe. a. he lowest pnes
suitable for persons going California can be found
WaUin.s n Rul,on-sf Give him call
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OmciaI Canvass Of Governors Vote.
iav.-FI.ction of Us. senator.

CINCINNATI Friday jan -
Hon \. c Dodge has been reelected Senator 70
serve for years from the 9Th Of March next from the
siste Of lnws
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TIE PEoPIE.-This paper edited by Messrs.
DEuN RxIILY JOHN MccLENAaAS, and w T. ROsIS.
son Is published this morning. Among the articles Is
one from Mr.. GNKKIxY headed Counsel to Emi.
grants" DxvrN RxnLr writes very long letter over
six columns on the correspondence between the British
and American Ministers the imprisonment Of AIne
r;osn citizens in Ireland There are nesrly two
columns of foreign arrivals There Is also Letter in
German Tie once 10 No. SpTace-sf. Ten thousand
copies are printed which viii probably be disposed Of
TODAY
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
SENATE WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jar

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Thursday Jan H.
There was some debate this morning on re-
solution introduced By Mr.. BENToS directing the sec
Rotary OF the senate employ suitable person TO pre-
pare sn analytical index the laws OF the nsd states
passed since 1912 which finally adopted
The senste was engaged on private bill. during
the remainder Of the session.
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CHoics 8ucKwBE,r FLous-Ths subscriber, tav, o.
hand 50 bags Of very choice BnehW hes nanuisciusdI
pressy for he Of Families who particular ~ % qua
itY Grocsrs and dealers viii Gnd very de.rsbs srcs
FOR retailing. For SAFE BY CROMWELL BlRDsALL
, W. .O9 FrOntst cor Beesnsn.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

CuNARD LrNF-Nif's frga iirrrroo ffll uestlt
CANADA GOOD. tart J4oslss ....f N-e 'ft .t ll .
NlkGAkA taat ,rsfs fUr h stl IA
Tic SARAH SANDS ClIf ru,srs,s. s.l irfs iIss So.
tsf Jfn tl
For Europe.
CvNtRp liNT-F0r LirfrHooi sfr1t rioHlig
CANADA 49,. lfef Jrrsfss fn'r Ni0rt MrtHef'sl p
NIAGARA .. tsot Rrns .... Prom B0s01 ~ . rt.U -
PACIFIC MAIL LINE.
From Ncw-loris for ghsgre..
FALCON ....... Carf ..'tI ~
From Panama for san francisco.
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