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REMOVAL.
lA4 Main Street, 144,


gVNhe Subscriber would tender his acknowedg-
a. menis to all who have parenized him at his former
place business invites thtm and the public grher
ally, to his newly fitted up in CONNIE on with the ven
known Establishment OF g. W. LONGLEY's Booi
AND SHOE STORE,
144 Main St., opposite the Central Exchange,
where is prepared offer great inducements for the Pur>
chase of ..,x,,
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE, FINEJEWEL'
Y,AND FANCY GOODS.
Ne effort his part shall be spared to give perfect sas-
faction that please 10 favor HIM win
call Goods will be offered such reduced prices, that per-
wishing purchase will not be under The Necessity Of
locking elsewhere asking reduction.
Now on hand, splendM itmen OF Cod ana SnOe,
Patent Levers AncheT H0rzont tai Dupiec, LePtne ana
Verge Watches Of the most celebrated manuiac.
tories Europe that will be cased and hted up 10
order at LESS than BosroS PRcEs.
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
eyes hich will be adapted as 10 compensate Tor al
most any defect Of weakness age mfrmity.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS,
Of the Patterns, hard made to order bn
ter and Fruit Knives Napkin Rings &c, wAnRANTED to DC
lust what they recommended &c be engraved m the best
manner without charge to purchasers Gold gnard
YES. and Fob Chains Seals and Keys Lockes Pencs Pens
Breast pins Rings, Bracelets, Thmhls, Silver II arl and
Shel ard Cases Silver Shs Buffalo, Ivory and Horn Combs
Pocket Knives SCISSORS Needles Steel Beads Thermometers
Pocket Books, Wallets, &c, &c.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH RE-
PAIRING.
Engraving and Jobbng done the best at short
ce at IA Main Street. opposite Post Office, worcester
Jply g. II RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

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Boston and Worcester Express.
YHH subscriber continues run THE Elk.
Ss5ss1SS5 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
SsS the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
-~~~ BanF Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention gf,ca 20 paying, collecting and ne
SoIiatng NJ tes drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property eptrus
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston ana
Worcester Rail Road Company. .r -,.a
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
Salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFlcEs-HARNDEN g. cos Office. Court Street
Boston J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81
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DIR. S, ArnoId's Balsam,

LIT. D. ATuUlu . DdlSdlu
A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, and is war
IN ranted 10 CURE Cholera Morbus, Asiatic Spas
modic CHOLERA
in any stage the disease token according to directions
in less than three hours the money will be refunded
1t is warranted TO cure any common ease of
Ola r iii E
If not twelve hours standing, in Thirty Minutes and
short time of two three years standing IL war"
ranted to cure than Srty Minutes taken in the
first stages OF the disease,
SENTERY,
and fen days. after all oher melicines nave ialieu,
II the patient is not MORTIFIED.
1t is used with entire success for the
TOOTH-ACHE, BURNS,
and TIC DOLOREAUX, the pain OF which il soon rec
leves, and heals the burn without leaving "A scar.
II IL remedy fer Canker or Sore Mouth, sea-sck'
ness and Painters Choic . .
For sale in Worcester by E MERRILL. dJel5
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The Worcester Gas Light 9 ompan,

IJEREBY give notice hatthef works will be ready
supply GAS to the citizens OF Worcester on the follow.
ing Streets early fall viz, on Main st eel from Lin
coin Square TO Park street; School Thomas, hnge
Foster aud Mechanic Streets ssserp, between Main
The Railroads. Also in Front street, from Main
Washington Square, and in Pleasant street. from Main Il
Chestnut street. Those DESTROYS Of becoming consumer
Gas are requested TO awe early notice the under
signed his store No 205 Main street in order that The
SUPPLY pipes may be carried into heir buildings
b. These pipes Willie put in Rt the expense OF the
Company. WARREN LAIELi, Agent
Worcester Gas Light Company.
Worcester, July 20, lsi9 d~2m
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Upton, Grafton, N; e. Village, and
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE depreciation OF the value OF California
L God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
market compels the undersigned decline taking any
more at present. but is willing, and glad to receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, NEAL, &c &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low the
above articles can he had in the City. s.s
only charge COST and ---.
Call al No. Is Washington Square.
Febs4 diff OTIS BRAMAN.
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FOR SALE.

"a 9 Cottages, Zone double sIngIe1 slIuated neal
MNM s. the 81 Methodist Church. Each Cottage has
i;:M good front yard end garden containing large
number OF Fruit Trees in bearing condition. The
above offers chance any wishing locate in
IN mart of The city, for investment, the present
,wur IL about leavng the City, For further particulars
M ujre at this Office. Js dSf wifi
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

HITCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
H. ing Machines; two IS feet, with trip motion COM
plee, and two of feet, without the trip notion The
above machines and built OF the best OF materials
and workmanship and will he sold low for cash or ap-
proved credii-ihey may he seen at our Foundery.
N b. We continue to make all kinds OF CAsIiNGs
In IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted 10
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. du
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Salesman Wanted.

DNE who has good experience and ran bring the best
" of recommendations character and ability, will
find situation BY calling on C. J. NEWCOMB.
Aug is. dif ass Main Street.
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NORWICH y WORC EsTER RAILROAl
r 6z14ea 49, al

puHHlcF q, 1919
AcCOMMOUz TION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. Nj. and 4. 30P. M. A..
Q3-The 10 80 a m, Train connects with train leaving
Springfield AT 80 am. Boston at am; Nashua at 72J
IN Providence Mt as '.tF
The so train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p. m.
Leave Norwich II A.. M, and l2
ny The m. train at Worcester with West.
tram; leaving 10 am; Boston train at 1925
Nashua train al II Providence train at II 30 am.
Pornfret Special Tram Leave Pomret ut m. for
Norwich Leave Norwich az p. m. for POmfret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at Ct Am. Leave Norwich at 81
A.M.-(Daly, Sundays excep'ed) s.. b.
u Express Freight leaves Boston IL NJ. for Ayn's
Point arriving in New York morning. --at
STEAMBOdT TRAINS
Leave Bostoa at O'Clock P M. for New York, stop
ping only at Framnsham, Worcester DaniesonVille and
Norwich, arriving Ayns Point to take the Bout at
Pm
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and GrotoT Junction at $50 pm
RErURNING-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival OF The Steam Boat IRON NewYork.
7-A Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
or person authorized receive it before the Pas
senger takes his seat III the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchan-
dize other articles than those of personal and
wher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be
given that fact and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
S. H. P. LEE, ia.
May7. dwtf Sup't and Eng. N. d w. R. r.
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Improved Patent Blind Hinge

and Fastener combined.
THE best article in for opening and shutting the
Blind and fastening in any desirable position from
the inside without raising the SASH The public invit
ell TO call and examine the application on the model
For sale by KlNN1CUTT g. CO.,
l62 Main Street, Worcester.
B. Matthewsone PateRt WeofAer Strip for outside
Doors and French Windows, preventative OF rain
DUST OF Orders TO be applied lett as above, will be
promptly attended to. A. B. CRANE Agent
Nav 4. dSm weep
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WORCESTER Il NASHUA RAIL ROAD
EEzT5 Si=sssJ Esssss Rk zasA:sf -
-StsE ~ ~ ar 81 glsg = 90 90 : $500
summer Advancement, commencing July 2s. ls49

Summer Arrangement, commencing July % ls49.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at junction at Lowell al
$50 m. g. |? am. w am
II 90 am. IL 30 pm lilo pm
600 pm. 720 p.m o.i5 M
Leave Arrive at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell Junction. Worcester,
7SOam. us am. 80 am. 81 am.
10 scam. Ills am u 3Opm. s.2opm.
10 as nm l. Al ON. 32G pm.
$50 pm. 545 pm 7.2O pm. s45 pm.
passenger on freight train TO w Boylston
Junction. Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester
Al Worcester, the $50 A. M train connects with Nor
& Wor St. BIT train from Newly ork-Eary trains OF the
r. Road connect with the IL Am train from Worcester.
At GrOton Junction, trains arrive simut aneously at
6I5A NJ IL 80 & 720 P. NJ, from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston, Fchburg, Lowell, and West TOWNSEND and de.
part simultaneously for the ABOVE named piaces al o1o
A M, 1890 and 7.29 p M. 49,
Trains arriving Nashua Except the pm. from or.
cesier with upward trains OF Concord and wilton
Rail Roads and those leaving Nashua depart on arrival
of downward trains of the same roads,
{tThis load forms the cheapest and most expeduous
channel Of communication for Freight anu Passengers
between New Jerk City, the Southern and southwestern
portions of New England (nclndDg the line OF the west
ern Rail Roadl and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua Manchester. Concord, and all places - the vi
entity Ur the concord Boston, Concord and Montreal
Norhern and Passumpsc Railroad, and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White River Junction-Aso, TO
all places the line of the Fichburg Vermont AMI Mas
sachuses Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor and Passumpsic r. Il. from White
River Junction. .
DO do do to Providence, 81;
do do LOweli to do Sl73f
do do Worcester Bratehoro S2,95.
J. W. sToWELL, sup't
Worcester July IS, la4s. dwtf
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FREE sOEL MEETING.
Correspondence of the Spy.

BosToN, Feb. o. 1919.
DEAR SlR-The battle has at length come The
anti slavery resolutions have been most deporabIy de-
layed but at last have maze their appearance. Yes
erday al twelve was assigned for their consideration;
and being generally known, the house and galleries
were filled. Rev. Mr.. Upham, member from Salem,
who maze himself very conspicuous during the last
campaign by going the whole figure for the hero of
Buena Vista opened tie debate by presenting his
resolutions as an amendment to those reported by the
Commiuee the judiciary, striking out Of the lat
ter. He Lad prepared himself with great care, and
made very able speech taken up principally with Civ.
ing the early history of the introduction of slavery under
the old confederation under the present constitution and
during tie first Congress. Although there was but ill.,,
lie that in What he presented yet continuous
and minute history Of the subject at that early period
quite interesting, and listened to with attention.
The debate renewed this morning by Mr. Hops
kns tree soil member from Northampton. He reviewed
Mr. Uphams resolutions and gave his for pres
feng those which he had himself preseated previously
to the House, and which had been printed. MIR. Hops
kris is excellent speaker. For luenoy and elegance
of dcton, he perhaps the best debaer the floor
and was listened 10 with marked attention. lie was
followed by MIR Abee, free soil member from Marlboro,
who spoke in sensible ard judicious manner on the
general subject, and maintained that the resolutions
preparedby Mr. Cpham, not stringent in express
sion as they ought to be.
Mr.. Curtis Of Boston now took the floor He is
great lawyer cool, collected, and forc5le speaker ;
decidedly Websterian in his air and manner He op,
posed the resolutions Of Mr.. Upham and strongly urged
those Of the Committee. He spoke nearly hour and
made great onslaught on the gentleman from Salem.
Some of our wags Thought that ii contest between
long staple and short staple; Mr.. Upham representing
the latter, moderate whggery. The debate will be
resumed again to morrow
The dog law, after most protracted struggle, has
been rejected. Ii a most cumbersome and in the
opinion Of those who voted against it, mos inefficient
law, with odious and lmpraccabe features. All seem,
ed TO wish for law, but the difficulty seemed TO be- to
get ole adapedto the large towns and small towns
Yours, T.
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THE HOME DEPARTMENT. The Boston
Advertiser says in reference to the Bill before
Congress, to establish new department in our
government, 'it department of the Interior is
added to our administration, there will be new,
and an important, and very interesting Office to
be filled by the nomination of the President, aud
another influential person will be added to the
cabinet Next to the control OF the State de-
partment, which includes the management of all
our foreign relations, that of the new Home de-
partmeut, in the midst of the enlarged home re-
latons of our country, would be the most inter
esting and important position for statesman who
would wish to connect himself with the success
and history OF our country
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ON THE DEArl4 or A FATHER.

ON THE DEATH OF A FATHER.
1.-THE late s. De WlTr, OF Oxford, Mass
BY MRs. l. II. SlGoURxEY.
"Speak. Father speak !" the weeper cried,
And fiIpd with anguish press'd
Her forehead to the uuycdng hand
And TO the pulseless breast.
For with such sudden bliehling stroke
Had death his Dirk achieved,
That scarce the astonish'd cart nigh. brook
The wreck, DER which ii grevd.
"Speak Father call my name once more!
Oh daughter, lis in vaia
Look to the glorious splrit shore
He as"ereJh not again.
Hcnceforth sweet home and favorite scenes.
TO thee are chang d aud drcar;
And tears must minee with the songs
That best he Iowa to hear.
Yet each fond smile, and tender word
Are gems for Memory's hoard,
The priceless jewels of the past,
For the lone future sor'd.
But still, bear up-tIe faith is THE,
Whose eye no cloud can dim,
He comelb to thine arms no more,
But thou Shalt go 10 him.
Bear noblv up with chasrened smile,
Amid aiil,clion'S strife
Keep bis bright spirit as a star
And breast the surge of life.
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LIBERIA. President Roberts, OF the new Re-
public Of Liberia. it is well known, was treated
with great attention in London, and sent home
with honor in British frigate. When dining at
the Prussian ambassador s. Mr.. Roberts sat next
to Lord Ashy, who inquired very particularly
as to the best means of putting down the slave
trade.
Mr.. r. told him the most effectual way would
be to purchase the Gallinas territory, between
the Sierra Leone colony and the republic of Libe-
Tia; thus seven hundred miles of coast would be
forever guaranteed against the slave trade. His
lordship asked how much money would buy il
to which NJ. R. replied $4,000 Lord A. said
the enterprise must be set about Immediately
and after they rose from the table, he went to
Mr. Quincy and proposed to him to buy and pre-
sent this territory to the new republic. Mr.. G.
received the proposition favorably, and requested
Mr.. Roberts to call upon him in Lombard street
next morning, when Mr. G. gave him an obliga.
ton for halt Of the amount Gl 900. Afterwards
arrangements were made to make up the remain.
der.
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Massachusetts Legislature.


THURSDAY, Feb %.
SENATE An order was adopted directing the Cons
m'l'ee on The Judiciary to consider the expectancy OF
repeating part or the whole Of Section g. Chapter
3o4, OF the laws OF 8l8 in relation the relief of in
solvent debiors.
Leave 10 withdraw was reported on the several pets
tons Of the Overseers OF the Po,r OF Swazy and Bel
cher'own for an allowance of paupe accounts, and on
the periion OF Royal Kndge and Others, for division
OF the town of Whbraham.
Two bills ordered to a third reading.
House. Petitions presented and reer,d-Of the
Northampton, birmingham, Hampshire Manufacturers
and Holyoke Banks, seveay, for renewal of chatter;
of several persons different places for the abolition OF
the Death Penalty, aud others of private char
acer.
Mr.. Gray Of Boston, from the Committee on Finance,
reported bill to establish second lunalic hospital
MIR Smith OF Lee from the Committee on Manufac~
lures, reported bill to incorporate the Mansfield coal
and minpg company.
Mr.. Kellogg from the Committee on the judiciary on
an order respecting reform in the practice Of the Courts
made a long report in which the Committee admit the
necessity of great changes in The practice of the Com
mon Law and Equity Courts except in criminal cases.
They conclude with Resolutions providing for Com
mission to revise the rules aud proceedings Courts OF
law, defining the duties of the Commissioners, &c
The Resolutions on Slavery and the Slave Trade
were taken up.
Mr.. Boutwell, spoke at length against any action by
the Legislature at the present time.
Mr. Bacon of Worcester followed but before bis
speech concluded he gave way to a motion and the
House adjourned
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HE Missouri TWINS The wonderful
c en- are now being exhibited at st. Louis
Ihey are the children OF Mr. Ross, Texas coun.
w. missouri, and were born on the 10th Of De.
cemoer' 1917. They are connected from the
breast bone ard abdomen, measure twenty inch
es IN neight, and weigh twenty pounds. Their
sonnec'lon Is such that they stand face to face,
heads coated with fine black hair. and in an "a
spects perfect in form and feature.
Missouri Statesman
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AN Expensive CITY. 1t costs more than
ttcace as much 10 govern this city, as it does to
govern the whole State, the city itself included.
1t costs us sac times as much to govern this c,tv
as 1t does to govern the great State of Pennsvl
wanna The money paid Tor governing this city.
ms year. would support the government of the
great State OF Ohio ten gears. 1t costs us sir
IHneS as much TO govern this city of New York,
as it is governed it does to govern the STATE If
massachusetts,, as that noble STATE il governed
There are sirteen States in this Union which
rouid nave aggregate expenses paid twice over
oy what 1t costs to govern this single CITY.
". Y. Courier and ENQUIRER,
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A PINT OF. ALE AND A NEwspAprp-
HOW strangely the value of different things Is
estimated. A few grains OF toasted barley are
wetted, and the juice squeezed int a little wa.
.er' win taste OF the leaves OF the hop plant
me value OF both being 100 small to be cacuIa-
.eo; and very slight task is laid upon the mix.
,ure' whlch also cost so little labor as hardly to
oe reasoned IN our coinage. A pint OF this sells,
relals' az iour pence; and if OF good flavor, it is
reasoned cneap, and well worth the money; and
soft is. II is drunk off in minute or two--it 10
gone. 1.-THE same table on which this was serv.
eu' Hes newspaper, the mere white sheet of
wnich cost one penny fartlIing, Ald the duty
'"ereoh one penny, with no deductions for darn
sgea, crooked, or over-printed copies made rea-
ny LOT sale, and charged too with carriage from
ml'ls ana stamp Office at distance; and il is Gov.
=, .eu WIN nan million Of types at cost Of thir
= P0"'u' ior nseh and sheets printed at the same
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A NARROW ESCAPE. On Saturday morning
the residence of Samuel MARBLE, on Wilkinson
ST., was found to be on fire, and great apprehen-
sions were telt for the safety OF an infant which
lay in cradle in the room where the fire was
discovered Several unsuccessful efforts 10 res
cue it were made, the heat and smoke in the room
being almost inslpportable. AT length the moth
er OF the infant, Mrs. Marble, who had been ab
sent, came in, threw water over her clothes, COW.
cred with her apron, rushed into the room and
brought out the child alive, but nearly smother
ed 1t was narrow escape for the little one
and fortunate that its mother possessed the ener
gy and courage which the occasion demanded
Dayton (Ohio) Jour.
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w Two comedians having wager about
wn.cn OF them sung the best, they agreed to refer
IL 10 Kelly, who undertook to be arbitrator on tbis
p occasion. day was accordingly agreed on,and
ooll ,he parties executed to the best OF their ab
~ aes oeiore MN AS soon as they had finished.
ne proceeded to give judgment in the tollow;na,
manner: Gas for you, sir, (address,np bimssi,
70 me hrst,) you are the ,Dorst singer I ever
heard IN my lie" "Ah,'' said the other. exult-
ingly' 81 knew should win my wager" "stop
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In recent number Of the London Times news.
paper, it was said that, one hundred million
pounds sterling, or Eve hundred millions of dol
lars had been lost in England alone, by the con.
struction of railways II was further stated, in
another number of the same Journal that moth.
ing, since the South sea bubble, had been SO dis.
astrous as specuIations In railway shares.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81.
SENATE. The Senate took up the General
Appropriation Bill, and Mr. Bell, of Tennessee,
continued his remarks of yesterday in support of
his amendment for State Government in the
new territories. His speech lasted two hours
during which he portrayed the great necessity OF
the immediate organization OF the said govern
ment
Mr. Berrien spoke in opposition TO Mr. Bells
amendment and mode of Introduction. He also
replied to his remarks. The yeas and nays were
then taken on the adoption of the amendment,
and the proposition was decided in the negative
almost unanimously.
HOUSE. The bill respecting Alabama school
lands, was passed.
Mr., DiXon's bill abolishing the ranking priyi-
leee, came up, and amendments in favor of re-
duction of postage offered by Mr.. Ashmun
and Mr.. Goggin. The latter addressed the com
mlttee on cheap postage, and upon abohshlng the
ranking privilege.
Mr.. Cobb of Georgia, denounced the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Goggin, as designed to cir
culate copper currency at the South, which the
people there would not suffer.
Mr.. Pafrey addressed the Committee taking
ground with the Massachusetts Legislature, in
favor OF the reduction OF postage. Mr. Venable
of North Carolina, spoke against abolishng the
ranking privilege. The amendment offered by
Mr.. Ashmun, for the reduction of postage on let
tiers to two cents, was rejected.
THURSDAY, Feb. %.
SENATE. Mr. Webster offered paper, to be
hereafter submitted as an amendment to the Gem
eral Appropriation bill, authorizing the President
to take possession OF New Mexico and California,
and in order TO maintain authority and order
there, ne is to employ the navy and army in that
quarter. Read and ordered to be printed
House. The Committee of the Whole was
discharged from the consideration OF the Minnesota
territorial bill, and the bill was then read by Sec
tious.