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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Lost.

Lost.
OST, ON TnE 12rH IsSrANT-A GOLD DOUBLE
IL care patent lever watch, made by Roshel The anter
by the Huscrher will he suitably rewarded
BOuCBAUD. fHEBAUD CO, 70 old slip.
4 osT OR sToLEN-A CHECK on THE CHEMICAL
IL Bank Of New York drawn by lssse y Plat To- the
John r. rat By whom sndcrsd payable 10 the order
Of John Grant II dated June A. 1850 aud enclosed aud
Deposited in the Johnstcwn rs sce or about the 18th
of June directed to John r. Plat n Y All
forbid receiving the sse is without John Grants
has been stopped The holder
quoted Il 20 No Spruce street directed ~
ISAAC A.. PLArr
4 osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN
IL Twenty second aud Housoz streets. ladys Gold
Watch Chain The finder will be very Literally rewarded
by leaving ~ at ~ Clin street, upstairs
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DR H. BosTwIck or yENEkEAL. AND LscruRrR

- ON Dseas, ef N. Urinary Aothpr Of Com
pl.e Prsc,ca work ths Nature aud Il Vsss
real Dssaes Structure and ell iscsgss Of nature
Qusrto, ipsndid plates seegnd Edition kStrect from
the Boston aeaienl and sureca JourRall he said
feareesly he equal 10 hcurds Actions
family Of diseases and FAR superior % any thing
tind Tubfhed IN this etunry Price SO Author %
vork seminal missions mpo tncy Ne, caused BY So
tsry Vice Third Edttrn u plstes Pfioe 81. For sals
the Publisher strnrer Townsend ~ saa
Nv he Apthcr JDf Brtsdvay.
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Pitching money into the North II

Pitching money into the North River II
scarcely foolish paying price things
get cheap taking Of cheapne place
where you thoroughly realise the Of
wSrd ut Joness Boot and Shoe store, IA Ann street.
DIR. BOstwick's BOOk.-This Extraordinary
Work which has attracted such wide and attention
among both physicians and laynen, s DESTINED
complete the method Of treating certain dis
heretofore ltle Understood wretchedy
mayed and smprcsm. They deprived
Of their See extract from the Boston Medical Jour-
uAl in anothercoumn.
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EXCURSION y.

CuFAP EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS, FARE
~ l29a eonts each way-The steamer BUFFALO will leave
Sunday, July TO- follows-foo Of Robinson street
cclock Thirteenth street. 81; Canal street. s Cstharne
street, ss4; Grand street. 3; Pier No. 3, 9la A. N.
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RAILROADS.

nFFTCE on TIE PANAMA RAfLR AID COMPANY.
W NO q Broadssy,NO'iee TO Railroad Contrscteri On
the day Of September uNk Of when due
lice will he given the company will he ready receive
r. SALE 80 - decided tsrsstsr ~ possible. Tor
Ind constructrr Trrtisn % the ad tbs
ltlHus ~ Panama VIZ rois the ChaSes riv.r u tbs tsr-
she pachc leirr about twenty miles. This mo-
tre eiveu in rdvancc In order that persons wishing
contract may hase opr0r,ary they desire OF visiting
NE stLus and examining the line Of ros s.sks ost
hy the cors ~ AZ coon - the drawings plans
prepared notice Will ~ siven inviting
'"' '''''''" VI u 'FRiSGIs SIZES sssty
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SPORTING.

CREAT BOAT RACE TO CONE orr ON MONDAY,
NJ the 18th July three o'clock, " NJ between I,hn
Moore Of hteha and Valentine emhs II Battery place,
IN feet vorkre boats for s starting from Castle
Garden, V round Bdiov's islahd and return John s.
Mo- ~ pus Ezabeth toser from Bre'kyn Naien-
Combs the John hustn Of New orb This heinz the
second match between thee John Moore being Veto
riou. in the h-t and COMBS friends teng quite coaint
ar exiting may be expected Admission 10 The Garden
49, cents
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ANIUSEr fENvS


CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE. CHArDAM ST.
wnqnssy syspips }Sly 70 VII, b. acted ,As operate
% s
Ruth a ps" f. ss n y. S Ssiss sss
Of the YOUNG scAMp-Gensral Bs,uyOir Mr.. Taylor;
enn Mr. sG any @ srs % I s1sp @
At @ and the sSr.n r.ss at quarter before
nj ns EVERY
DURING the WEEK, and every right Until further nssss,
organled , eldest company in the world
tie first TO harmonys negro melodies and Of tho
saeoeo q h oy during the past three ia most con-
:. h s sserr msr' a r,r o direction
o. g. T. Ciri6iy Doors Concert commencss
telgst O'eicet Admis.ion % cents. -
RAENUs's AMERICAN nusEUM-P. 7. BARNUa.
ID Manager AND Proprietor j. Greenwood Jr Assistant Ma
M ,e Splendid performances in the aftern 3 and
evening at s. e1ump Of Cold wzhng pounds
gaEet for hs week signor Bita, the MAGICIAN and Ven,
TnEp wiDows vicra viii Be- eaastcd a. each per-
frmanee Also ENGAGED Mr. Jerry Merryfed Mss Barton
The Aibino iadv Living orang outang large Living
sconda enormous RaesDake Wax Scripture Statuary
res cents.
INTELLECTUAL AuUsEMENr-THE MOST BRAUrI-
hl collection of Pictures in the ei'y be seen this
evening In that lee Cream Saloon, of Division
s%ed TsS and nS craSSr with ssas
Bnsts and Music the best lee Cream in the world Adj
mission free
OTTO COTTAGE uOBoKEN-THE GUNGL BAND
" e-engaged-Grcat attractonA grand Instrumeathl
Con ert Free admtnncc. To At 81 o'clock,
Wednesday the lt Friday the 18TH aud Monday the l6th
OF the Ote Cottage Hoboken.
DRoYEssoR l. LEnwEss is NOW PREPARED TO
Those particularly who wish learn Conversation
mreia correspondence in that language would do well to
street.
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IN TILE ARRIVAL OF LIE auIP CHA. aArHnaE

I'm THE ARRIVAL OF THE sHIP CHAs SAUNDERS
" s Staten Island from the port % Liverpool the ps~scn
board passed the follow sRd pressed
heir vsrmsst HsHis 70 the s0mAndc plain
Simpson
1h. The vigilant and unremittirs stspon cf Captss
smys0p all occasions TO the wants and comforts u she
Passengers especially t. the stk has mSrtsi the thanks and
every passenger bosrd Which, thr
ard our own. hereby sender 10 him.
That hsrthy declare from knop ledge that
Of the psseBgsr lives would have teen os the week
Of the ON account % ts general tesness which
vailed board for the skiifu AssntiOn
paid TO their wants ~ Captain Simpson.
That feel pleasure in bearing p-hie testimony 70
the Of discipline witnessed tosrd, the
ecsrs 20 the chip aud their and 20 their obnx ana
rssrsctful s0nddst o-ards the passengers
Raw. JANIS N. ELNRY, Chairmsn.
n. sCyry Secretary.
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SALES ny AUCTION

SALES BY AUCTION.
AT kUCTioN.-oN MONDAY. JULY l6, A PAIR or
N povfrfu Coach Horses, suitable for city country
JOHN "a. GATTIELD, Horse BaraAr.
81 Creshy rrssA
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HUDSON gIvER RAILROAD BOSDs-UNpEa rHE
i proposals published the fst ut. for ,hs sale OF
the hurtgare Convertible Bends OF the Com
$3.50 have been sold AZ Tor seven PER eent and
Price for sx cents suectto brokerarecf
t9geth-r with the Sal N formerly sod
81 21nWO SJnbO authorised W law 10 be
Issued The prevented from ent.raisng PROPOSE
tona remaining Of 7o oving 20 the rights
the purchasers Of the hrst sst N
ton rendering uncertain what amount could be contracted
for Notice H. therefore hereby given. that after the 18th
the Boatd will hod mseves Of liberty 70 enter
tain aud propositions fer the purch ace % the whole
the snid remaining Of 81 11u " the said bonds
the terms conditions of the Advertisement ~ the 2st
rt the periods taking ard paying for the sane
for such part thereof may be enraged before that
period BY the holders ead r-ecrts aud such
holders hereby expressly they do notava
Themselves Of the privilege ~ thus eugans their retpectye
proportions in the said sum Of Jvn en- ~ before ths
l5h instant their rights under nd vii be eonsd-
erred terminated j. N. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
New York. Jay :, lSf0.
OFFICE or THF AUBrRN AND ROCHESTER, r. n
" Co. Canandaigua 10th June sf9-A Semi Ansual DE-
vdepd Of four the capital stock ~ this Company
hss the declared payable 20 shs steeEaeisrs en-
the s day Of Of the net rohs Of the
ponths ending that day. Stcekholders will
eeive their Dividends where their steek restsrcd TO Wit
the Bank % The state ~ New Yors IN the City Of New
York The once 81 kegsrs J. r. fhayer Brsthsr in
Boston and the ~ Treasurer In this place The
Books will closed for Previous 20 the
srst day Of Auguet CnAS. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
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b ..srtl.s array Of is.s'-Seas.y evening" July l5ti
r .sssu IA aff a sa'nt S Snfy
distinguished Amateur from the south MAJ iArsawsy Es
M D1i yhrs Sury Mr. SoS@sr Mr. MAIN
s sss L. FAM. g w s.sSD Sss lar hisy May lazy
Taylor PERT Miss y Hill Boxes Dress Circle and Par
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEEK OF THE TRIUMPH
- sntly successful SUMNER FETEsi-Tiokets twenty.
Ave sasE doors open .. 8 concert to
Of the hbsr. patronage hitherto extended to
sapens Elected ss .s sms Ssron iaa DON
ma Corrad bartone II. peTt0p telor from tho New Or
upf snS wy na sTy sysns r hs
m s ms an shis ely The most popular French operas IN
snpcunesd: Tie In.tra@sntM and eeI concerts and Il.
mission will still remain at twenty five cents.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
VIII be gwen n on sunday e,sniSg Jny 5.h by tue
Of M 4 NSshsr rEstThs Voice q
Spirit Rest Rookie, ADdaDte from Guiramento Air from
siaiat Mater Ross ii Chorus, Hosserah Haydn. Inter
$eP Rs si ss an rs s%
Zimmerman; Andante 5 Weber Dying Christian, aaydn
The CCsmoramas be at all times Concert to com
mence at O'clock Admission ia cents.
MISS VALENTINES MUSICAL soIRgEs--ENGLIsH,
l French German spanish and Italian songs etthe Chi
mere As'emby koSD cs BGsad~ay On sassay .nt
from the esnerNsoire OF Parls aAd prma DONNA 81 he
Engsh French. German, spanish and Italian: ssnor
Gubei Mr. Baurgner, primo viooncelio from stutSar1
sion % cents Doors at concerts 10 commence ats
TI,nE sTAGE-MR. STEVENS. STAGE MANAGER OF
the Bowery Theatre, aud others If like celebrity has
S gr Of ent, the p
can te prepared for ths same y pfaec9 on
be y application to Mr. Stevens at Lis rssi-
denoc, ;J Bowery.
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Alta MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD
N the steamer chsrotcs Cart Thomas Lyon, her pas
sage from sAvAnnsh 10 New York A Chew Es ~ Alex
anara Louisiana, was called to the chair, and William
Hailett, OF Mobile, appointed Secretary Mr. Charles L.
Trost ksw Orleans offered IN foil resolutions which
we're unanimously adopted -
Resolved That highly appreciate the Efforts made by
Savannah friends In opening the most expeditions route 10
New York from New OrieaD through Mobile via sasnns
by the esab Of the splendid iiao Of
this Cherokee and Tsansssss vi believe
be point safety speed snd sonfVt BY elhsr
steamers she Atlantic coast.
Resolved That W. III beet onOrs 70 recommend
these aud the through Georgia south
trn brethren the safest most convenient and speedy
Resolved That the thanks Of the b. tsaa.rs
70 Captain Lyon aud his ocsrs, Tor their tisd attentions
during our passage.
Received That these rs-uton,bs Published In the New
York Tarcrs request that they T. copied In the
VI Ss.snnth, Mobile md New Orleans.
lsrned) A. S. CHzw. cAairrlsn.
W. r. HlLLrII. sssrstary.
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Robert y. Stinson, of Gardiner Me, is said to
have committed large iorgeries upon indvidualsi in
that neighboThood. He left as soon as it was dis
covered.
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BOARD oFuEALTH-AT AMEErING OF THE DO ARD
~ OF bezlth held July lsh, the following preamble ANA
resolution adopted and directed to be published.
ID. V. VALEN FINE, CLERK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.SNHooAINNN NJ NSSos ~, ,,sItNN.S>I,IN
II duoed prieeslll News, ladies News, Dosgateh His
tonic Times Bells Life with variety Of othsr all 10 CENTS
eaci; Punch cents For sale this day Sunday ut the
newspaper stand in front OF the Post Once.
NArOR BATHS.-THE EXCESSIVE HEAT OF THE
weather alternating With sudden aud char ges,
attacks OF rhrumatisu colds produced
by checked rerspraton, safe and agreeable preventive
pab consequences Guch is 70 be found In the
timely Of L. j. CAROLS Msdcael Napor and Sulphur
Baths 20 barclay stroet
CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
"A firm Ladies requiring kind OF plain work, shirt
mai ing or baby lnen in all rs branches, that hey can have
the executed in superior aud the most
moderate terms by applying TO 4. G., Dover street.
N b. win freqaird attend at the residence Of lady,
by the day or week.
CENPLE ROBINSON. WHOLESALE COMMISSION
~ and Forwarding Merchsnts Denicia City. California
ITO LET-ST. CHARLES ROOSs.-SUITs OF ROOMS
suitable for families; slso TOR single gentlemen
furnished unfurnished N B.-MeAls will he served in
desired from the saloon OF Mr. Graves which is at
sobed to the house Please apply the premises formerly
known the st. Charles Houl OF broadway and
Leonard street, OF OF Mrs THOMPSON, Is Park Place.
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OTTO COTTAGE, UOBOK EN-THE GUNCL BAND
~ e-engaged-Grcat attraetion-A grand nstrumeatil
Con ert. Free admttancc To commence 81 o'clock,
We'd esday the llh Friday the Bth aud Monday the 5th
at the Otso Cottage, Noboken.
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Notice To California Emixra. q.

Wan DEPARTMEsT, March IA, 1049.
The following regulations will govern in issut px arms
and smmuDition under the resolution Of Congress,
approve ID March 2. 1880 - l d ''7T
] Each applicant must send TO thu War Department
an afdsvit that It Ii HE bona fde intention emil
crate TO Oregon. or California New Mexico ~ the
Gaze msy be- snd msst state distinctly what arms and
smmunitep be requires if
On receipt Of an application and afn davt above
stated spfcien supply Of the aims nd m
designated BY him, TO arm and equip each sppoaut,
may be delivered to him. or his order, pay ut Of
the cost thereof: provided the government hes such
aims end the same be cold without detrimsnt to
the public service; end, not then the applicant sy
receive sueh other arms and ANN milton O. he shall
select, on The same conditions.
8. Arms and ammunition furnished above, win 10
delivered to each applicant IA his authorised agent
at the nearest or most convenient arsenal the
srDe may be The place Of delivery desired by the
applicant should be dsais natal
GEO. w. CRAWFORD, Secretary Of War.
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Political intelligence.


W. Hill IL the whig candidate for Mayor Of Toledo,
Ohio
AT Pitts declines being q candidate for Congress
nom the Accemsc district OF virginia
The New Hsmpshrs election resulted In the election
Of democistc State officers and Legislature.
The entire free soil ticket elected in Lynn Mas,
on Wednesday last.
Ex-Governor sprieg. Ex-Governor Pratt, Hon. Danl.
JsE'fsr. and j. Speed. Esq. msstiopsd by the
tora seat made vacant BY the Of Rsvsrdy
job nsoB. ..f lssa l'....l~ l-7 n
date for Congress from the second district OF Ten
nessse,
William Clarke, Of washi,gton county, 10
talked Of ~ the whig candidate for Governor Of Me-.
fyland.
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The steamer Bag State aud g. Vapderbls had
Tuesday last, whom II proved their spesA
about sQpsi the former mailing 10 and the iesesx
~ revelations TO The minute.
Fr,,h chad cold in Trenton N. j., on Thurrdsy, ser
37k cents each. -
The Governor Of Vermont has appointed the 18th
esy VI .Aksk - Asie. ~ Loaf
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The United States sloops OF war Germantown. Com.
mander Lowndss and Albany, Capt Rsndoipn sshso
from st. Thomas, on the 18th inst, on . oruise
The brie Fauu. Capitals Ryder, arrived st Salem,
brings the fsIIosing intelligence from the Afrcan
touadron The u s brig aipbrdse for Brevs ssl-
ee.frcm Port PIays January 1 The u ship Ysrk-
TOW n Marston, bearing the bread pennaot Of Com@o
dore Cooper. arrived ct Port Prays January from
B, stt via Msdeira The u brig Porpotse, Gordon,
nom Monrovis arrived Ut Port Prays January Capt.
der left Port Praya jan 10, the Ycrktpvn, for
Gambia. coon; the Portsmouth. Armstrong, from LII
bsris deatips;ieD unoertsin; the Porpois~ for Ma
dsr in few days Tbs health 81 the equsdson was
exotedipgy good there being eickness vhAsvsr In
the feet The Favn brought letter bAGe from the u.
&. tbiSs Yorktevp, Portsmouth. and Dsestur, and
bries Pcrpoise and Bainbridgs. l.
wsieSB from letter received from On onicsrin the
Bedrerrapssn. that the u ship jamestown arrived
~ spsssa early in February that Con modsrs Bostou
usrnsrred his Gag TO the st. amer Allies hsny, and
sailed fer Gtprs where both the Jsmest~wn and Al
kehany we're on the 18th Of February. They wsrs TO
's,i In few days for Leshorn All we'll on board beth
chips.
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Movements ofIndsviss uals.

Major General Scott has arrived &C Washington and
paid bis rtspeots to the President.
Col. Jack Haye lett New Orleans the It'll inst for
WssbiDRton, He says Gen Worth will put the troops
In motion from FL Paso BY the middle Of April tskiug
thinks this wi In time become the great route Of ira
vel for New Mexico and California
Gov. Jsnea Of CsnDsssee, was st Cincinnati on the
18th mat en- souts for Washipatou.
Mr.. A. }. CIoeshernn has resgned his elsrkshtp In
the Home Bureau Of the Department Of State, which
took effect on the lth inst. b..
Ex Preside ut Polk srrved 1t savannah, Co., on tn
10Th, aSd Mt on the 18th met.
Hon, Stephen II. ,Cbsss, formerly President Of tn
Senate Of Maine. hss started for Cslifora ala
Among the recent arrivals In Washington are
General Scott the comma udsr Of the army sud Com
modcre Perry. he former paid bis respects 70 the
President on Wednesday His health 10 entirely reno
waited. b.. ....
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copnspcspent Of the trial wspt more bitterly a.tsr
the )set wiDess had given her sv'deno.
ARNOLD THsLLER swors In the positive terus.
that Chapdor ann RoseBthsi had 60 hss haaas
that the had offered him two hu nired dol
lars II he would swear for him In the way that
Ross n,hal and Splitter tn swesr.
Crossvr0minSd Had never told any directly
Indirectly, that Chaudor gays him 500 he would
for him The witness, In answering these quss-
tops. became much excited. ~
Witnesses called who swore positively that
Thsl~r had told them that II chsndor would give him
money. he would swesT for him
RoseDtbsl was desired to take the stand again he
sd 20. snd Awore In the most vehement msnnsr shas
Thelsr.
One Of the vitnessea for the accused. mot UNDER
etapdipe Ensihh, . police officer, who 10 Gsrmsn,
as sworn Interpreter, but his trssslation Vas not
deemed satisfactory by the for thu accused,
ard BIO told him that II be could not speak Euslisb
better than that some other interpreter must be- 40.
pointed The officer bscans indignant said he had
nsutsd and that he bad translated tn. evidence
tthe tnterprst-rs) oath. =
IL was agreed by the sssl on both sidss not to
sum up but to allow the 20 to the Jury % t
stood.
The Court then adjourned A. Ave O'clock until to-
morrow m. rhing At eleven O'Clock
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Judge Crapcb. II the u s District Court NJ BaNi-
has decided ia favor Of Baius tsiesrsph that 10
n -A iL.-.- .. u IA. u Icssvs pzsnt.
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News FROM PERv-Wr learn that the Pers
wan government bsve mt the war steamer Ri
r,a, under .Commandsnie Vulheresto, 10 the coast
at Cs crpis Tor the poiecton of its subjects, who
have gvne kAAsie A.A III VI kv,u
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Chsyge Of No" sfauk hfsr.-Ths case Of joseph
Ryder seoosd mate Of the ship Rosoius, charged
with the bemicids Of Phillip Snyth. GAS postponed
until Monday next A female passenger vas sx sm.
iDed Who swore she saw Ryder strike the deceased
With bis fst, but IL onsdersble tims before
he died The had to sivs ths United
States District Attorney an opportunity OF haatng up
some Witnesses which he vas unable 60 dad to.dsy.
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STRANGE SroRY.-A terrible suspicion, impli-
eating the living and the dead, was current IN Sta
street Yesterday that the loss OF the ship Frank
lin, wrecked a fortnight ago ON Welaest beach,
was not an accident. The captain and several
Others were drowned, "A person suspected of
having written letters 70 the captain advising him
10 cast the ship away, has /" ste ped out" The
leters, it is eaid, were found Ia the captains
valise The pyese rvasien OF the letters, however,
~ n strong circumstance In favor of the captain.
The supposed writer formerly had an interest IN
he sh,p In addition to the above, we learn that
The offices who have insured the above vessel and
freight, have got pessessiot of number OF lsrers
signed by J W. w the INITIALS ut Mr. Wilson,
one OF ths wBsrs, who lives in Charlestswp !; and
IN wbc oh he writes to the captain that he has got
everything well incurred T; and expresses surprse
that he has not lost her before and expects he VIII
do the frtt opportunity; and says that Mr..
Crafts Is looking over AT he writes, &c. Tnis Me.
Crafts resides at South Boston, aud has been ar
rested. MI Wilson - missing The Insurance
cficss determined to ferret cut this whole mat
ier, and have employed legal counsel N the case.
There are the current runners which have trans
pred IN State street to-day Boston Trapslsr,
Na,th 10.
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Mr.. WEBsrs R--Queston on the amendment
MIR UNpkRw trjoined maintaining that the cleo
ton not void till 20 declared TO be and that while
twas competent TO declare the Senator ineligible to
biz seat. IL was mot consistent with the nature Of
thinef TO declare the election void.
70: plain
ptr.eS .h.ii !. s.s.sSrS IL. 81 IL son.ttution,
and ths e-ntensn BOT having been nine years citi.
zen, be not be sens' Geo Nus 500 fi r4ts q
ability which had Seen exhisited in this debate 70
which be bad Hstsbeat With interest. II not with
instruction. ,asid that he merely ross 70 declare
that he thould not vote on, this resolution,
believing a ne a'd' With the ssn::or from
practical imPortspce and that the Seassrr about to
b. jucR.d having resigned Jon night IS ws pass upon
the claim TO seat here OF any other citizen Of the
Uri,sc Ststes a. Jan e. Shields. Ai..'
Mr.. WEBTER-Qoeetion on the amendment
The sn.bdment VI MIR Calhoun TO the resolution Of
tie committee, was agreed to. c.Ir. 5.
Mr.. WhssrER-Quest,on on the resoution :.
Mr. ysDrnwoop moved TO sms nd by declaring IN the
reioution that James Shslds not entitled to seat
tntts ad Of decsripg the election void
Mr. wkBsreE- Qsestion on the amendment
NE UrDsHwoep called fer the ayes and noes, and the
10 "a S,ss.s ~ s,.sssi c. PAWS xpp
Dps ~. Towns. FsieS fsois jones NHris Audi
I sss9s Ssis al va Sil Bor.. Bds
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SO the m often Of Mr. Underwood to amend, was r.
teeted
Mr. DouoLAss moved TO amend tho resolution, by
striking cut ali after the word "reolvsA and subst
tuti authority TO the Vice PRESIDENT to report to
the Governor OF Illinois, that Jamss shields hes re-
signed hts sest In the Senate Of the United states and
that vacancy has thus been created in the senate
NE CALBoss rAteed . question u order The So
nate have decided against similar resolution already
The The Chair decided III. motto. !. order nws, An
swer dmspt The question to-day was On . separate
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