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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

4 SCHOOL. with The above ,i,ir. in which
Z il - the determination Of the Principal 10
teach, ANA have las. git, CoHaar re iai Ed
uCtfion.
He has had several Years practical expert
ence . Boon Keeper IN Cincinnati. aaa feels
confident that hs~ acquaintance with what he -
about undertake.. I'll eusbie hin, 10 iulnart 10
others knowledge OF ensi ness that " IA lie con-
siaerea OF almost inestinalic yaiuc. The Fail
course which " III require near three months 10
finish, viii eoa>.st ef
BOok-HEEPINf. 6y Das6lr and S,srlr Ea-
try: Commercial! Calculations: Commercial Cor
feSEonde"ee, and Penaa asAa pain, business
and Ornamental
For the entire Course a ehar~e OF So viii be
made, one-halt payable on entrauee, tho bal
snce any time curing the Course The ahoy,
price Viii lee invariably adh~ red to-
Fer Fenmau~iip only SO.
A Class OF Females Ia renmansaip will also
be formed. frie.' -.
j. The School viii he located on Main street
near the centre ct The town.
The Principal is willing 10 guarantee thor
ough n knowledge 10 the staacHt as he OBJ
tam al Cincinnati or elsewhere, where the cost
Of the same wnatd be toahlr. Another saving
10 the STUDENT Is i'll be III the items Of Board
ing anl Clothing, which need no, he inucl,
more than one-hait what they would be IN any
large city,
Richmond Is beautifully and beautifully Local
ted. ana hiss many attractions FOR pace OF ats
The Principal j. certain that no person viii
ever regret having takrn eours. with him, II
he stays his full time out. and reap> all the adj
vdntagrs thnt arr to be derived from the course
Of instruction gwen.
To all young nAn with small means, looking
towards establishing themselves in business this
School vii! afford a gooi opportunity 10 make
the right kind of start.
Thus Val YOU learu how 10 keep you- busi-
ness ~ the proper shspr. when YOU euharh. Ii
you design making Book keepers, Clerks
statesmen, IN the cnlp'ov of others, BY all means
take course ia tins School. You Will never
regret 1t.
I5Certifca;es ofproiiciency will be- given TO
those who merit them on leaving the School.
For further particulars address the Principal.
1t Richmond. Ia.
ISAAC c FALLS, Pr,Ecipa!.
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CINCINNATI. Saturday Evening.t
Sept 18Th, 1879

sen, I5gb. 1910
Geue-s;nce IN. ,-evalenc. or the
cholera in this CITY. there has been per-
hans. rather less sigDs If intennerance
yi~lbl, II the streets than nreyi3u~lv.---
This j. nar,Iv OWN, !, ,ae Great number
81 inaL-ia,es tia, We carved = ,he;r
eternal ra..;o- aIscas ~ ,aa ne~t.lence-..
' - - : =.
anu ".''od' ho?ei' P@i'lt 70 'iF
warning given TO those that escaped
AGAINST which they could not shut their
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falls TO the ground. and the provinces do
us no good. therefore wish that YOU
would come on with your whole force.
combine with our army. and take the su-
preme command. We shall thus over
come all our enemies in turn. AMI con-
qucr the freedom Of the woril.-if this
cannot be done. / fear ;hata catastrophe
must take place ytiIin fortnight. Mean
time, viii defend the country 70 the last
s,an. now cali the .hole Hungarian
people % arms. L. kOSSt I'll.
SzE5EyDlT. July %. 10i9-A circan-
stance has happened TO the last untortu-
nate for me. and for you, and for the ~..3le
country. General Gorgey writes from
Comorn on July goth: TIE battle al
Raab Is lost. The enemy Will be in 3uda
in 48 hours The Government must at
tend to the securing ofthe stores. the bank
Sc. ! had 40 garrison in Pesth. and
hence was unwilling u leave the baak
note machinery exposed II being carried
OIL IN case Of an unfavorablc event. |
vas therefore obliged 10 take il to pieces,
and cause ito be Transported to 81 -edia
a heavy load, Of at least 5000 hundred
weight Of presses and matrices jus; al the
time when on account Of the approach q
The Russians was Obliged u br.ak up
the apparatus at De5reczin.
The erection tool; AZ least /! / LAYS. and
for that time We llbficated no mon y
You therefore get nothing except thn y >
! 90 lorins, which sent on the 9th last to
Szolnok. | dill what man could 10 but
am no Cod. and cannot create out Of no.
thing. For whole year nothing has
scom IN, empty purses and war.
/ ask for patience. | am not Col
can die for my country. but cannot make
a "crcation.' IN three DAYS. the bank
will again be in order. and can then de-
lverto Your treasury 20 600 iorns a a.cois
/ You write fer 3DU. 900 lorins. and til, sum
IS scarce tenth part Of our monthly cx-
perses. SO much for explaining our
difficulties. More | cannot Now f1r
something very mportant.--nc!exe5 and
i Dailach cmyrantS from Walachia. have
proposed me II form a w allac'ian legion
| have aco epied the offer. in general. aad
referred them for details TO the comfian-
der-in chici; recommend them. The
matter IS OF great consequence. II YOU
should return into Wallachia, as hope
this battalion viii torfn the ADVANCED
guard. The effect would be incalculable
consider it very important 10 announce
IN the proclamation that we come as
friends Of the Turks and Waliachians 10
free them from the Russian yoke. The
Turks pursue a two-siled policy We
must compromise them
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CAssEsE.Gs.. gose SALE

ENliEE Rockaways. double seated. finish
4 ed in the best It, H.. hand aud for sale
CHEAP. Also a secaud hand carriage, for
sale or hire. Gail IT the ola stand on South
/ iuh Street soath Of the Starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS.
ir}Uop3. SfBf -. l-!l. Sgif
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NNRNEN S N = 2e
RE NOV & L..

- fE. u6ersigued won.d respectfully INFORM
,h- CITIZENS al nschnonG ana vicinity, that
he has ren,or-a his -haP 10 Main street. directly
ounosite r J. Barei~' stove Store. where h.
rrsts h. -I,5 to see his old customers, and the
,nhlfc generally. H- would also say that he
hes .ngaees. the services OF Que of the best
sba,e-x I'M fha State, 81 no wilt b. hand during
the coming week. and 10 pains will be- spared 10
r,,.nsa the most fastidieus. COVE
SHAVED 4. McIN TDSH.
sept Is, 1919. 39:3w
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CrThe last Revelle SAYS: ",rhe neces-
sary repairs OF the Haeerstown Canal are
almos, completed. and we learn the water
will be Let into il in few DAYS
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
q. T.. K = MA UGH

TWil! deliver Temperance
Address on THIS "wednesday
EVENING. at the Methodist L.
Church. at early candle lighting
Also. TO-NOHROW CThurS-
day) EVENING. a,',hc same
place. The citizens. generally.
are invited - attend.
fOa Tomorrow afternoon.
a, 4 O'Clock. ?. M. Br. Cavan-
aUgh will address Sons at their
Hall. Every Son of Temperance
should be there.
y The regular " a~hing;onian meet
ing takes place on reNt Monday evening
Arrangements Will then be made to send
delegates 10 attend County Convention
4, Cenrreyiile on Saturday. Sept. o9th.-
Do NOT FORGET IT.
Wednesday, Sept. 18Th. l649.
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OWEN EDGERTON,

NO 30. MAIN STREET,
Say,h side. Lefree. Pearl and Marion,
Richmond, Indiana.
ryNiiT, undersigned. constantly keeps on hand
a complete assortment II fad Boots and
Shoes of his manufacture. and. ais1. Cfn-
cianati and Eastern ~crk. which he - receiving
from, time TO time: all of which he 10 prepared
to sell u reasonable terms for cash, exchange
for approved country produce.
Also, an assortment Of Boys and Cbidrens
Boots and Shoes, constantly kept on Ina and
Din mo. 18th, l-i2. 5S-u
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Although seldom trouble my mind with
..euicmas' such as usually published IA
newspapers they may afford innocent aniuse-
men, to the Juyentis, anu for moment of re-
creation send You the solution Of the one an
your last paper, which make out "Sir alter
Scott and give in return the following. itworih
room:
! am a word Of ten letters,
hlN ). q. :. 9. instrument 10 smooth metals
Ny :. ,, d, 4. is la,oiite aish at an LnGIsh-
mans table.
Ny 3, >, T. .. IS used to sharpen edged tools,
Ny :, &, :, 2. Is river Motel IN ancient and
Hoaern history.
My ,, :. ~. is IA troublesome insect,
Ny 6. i, p},c,. much sought by travellers,
Nv :. ., /. ., {, nunterdi.
My >! ;. ), g. 9, u an oppression Of contempt.
Nix ,, ;. :, ., j. .sn aj,ertafr.
Niy : &. ;. ., j. the time TO serve the Lori,
Ny whole = not 80 Conspicuous Il person as tn
above named
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INRESH Bread, Cakes of all kinds. Crack~rs,
4 &c. constantly on hand and for safe By
SWAIN & POE.
Sept. II, 1919. 33-si.
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LATEFRoI irrival of the
Empire CITY At New lorE-Large receipt
Of Gol,I--Riot at San Francisco
New York. Sept I3-The steamer
Empire City arrived TO day with news from
San Francisco to the end of August. She
brings 5000 GOO worth of gold The
steamer California from san Francisco
had arrived al Panama with 800 .0UO IN
Gold
y rio, took place at san Francisco be-
tween party OF aimed Americans and
some ChiilanS who's" property was en-
nrely destroyed. This proceeding caused
great excitement
The Mormon Moving Association sell
their shares at so dollars each
On tn american and Feather rivers
rich dcpositcs Of gold have been discover
ed. 1t was reported and credited that
one man unassiS:ad. gathered 5000 dol
lars worth Of gold in one week. The
average amount gathered daily By each
person was one ounce.
The Sacramento valley was unusually
healthy though the weather was excessive
~ warm, the thermometer ranging as high
as l4o deg. in the shade.
Provisions were plenty at the mines.
Town property At san Francisco which
sold three months ago for @l00now bri 8
$40 900 - ; O00.
Upwards Of ; 900 passengers arrived
At san Francisco during the month Of JULY
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-Ts". Sid Taylor.

We observe that 3'r GiddincS' paper
the Ashtabua Scntin@l-:tles 10 notice
Of the denial made by General TAYLOR. of
the truth of the charges made BY Mr. c.
against him. in reference to the Govern
nent of California. and Walkers amend
ment The subject. Ike that Of the mile
age matter. has become irssome to him
The lie. ever since It vas hatched has
been an exceedingly troublesome one
Il brought with il the necessity for a new
tal~ehool. at every attempt to escape; and
each exertion to prove It's truth has result
ted in overwhelming testimony Of its fall
stir. If there ever was man. who. BY
his unworthy ambition. has diSgraced the
cause in which he was engaged. and COW
cred himself with shame, that man IS
JoSlu r. Giddncs
We have not the most distant idea how
he VIII attempt 10 escape. Falsehood is
doubtless the only avenue. bat even that
is of no avail. to one in whose word no
faith can be reposed. We may look ou;
for new charges. as soon as tine WI az
low him to recover his strength. for i is
not 10 be supposed that even cotsict IN
and punishment. will work ref3 rrrat 81
in one who appears to glory in the feet
that he is igible.-I Ohio State Jour
u The Cuba expedition has been en-
tisely broken up--three vessels were re-
Gently seized in the port OF \. Iork-a
leader of the expedition was arrested and
bai!ed. and process is out for others
$3.50 600 is said 10 have been placed at
the disposal of these adventures in New
! orb alone. President TAYLOR. in the
the city was consulted. and expressed
strong desire TO preserve our nutrality-
he desired the honor Of the Government
more than the punishment One OF the
leaders Of the expedition has declared that
tin enterprise mas failed. 30 says the \
Oh. Express.
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TAXES FOR 1910.

7 expect 10 attend in The several Townships
ia the County, in order to receive the Taxes
this year. the following days, ,o-Hit;
. g lrI ii, Newport. Oct. 10Th mo. 9th * 4 th
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RIG HIN OrJD COMMERCIAL
S 6 N 8 On
viii be opc,.e., i'm R,c,,mocs

Wayne County lad. secoa9 day, Noaaav
tie i,tt o. l0fh No. tocf.) 1879
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saOSsUtla's Letters.

The following passages from the letters
OF kossuth. throws good deal of ligh,
81 hungarian Affairs.
We have already made allusion TO. and
given lee extracts from certain letters
said To have beer written by kossuih. 10
Benz. toward the latter part of June The
Tribune has translated them from Ger
man Paper called the Oesterreichische
Correspondent They differ considerably
in E,ng;agc and in spirit. from the mutt
lated version We find in The Lordon pa
psrs. We quote that which we have not
already printed
rrsIu. June IS. i54o--I must candidly
and hoaestly express the opinion. that if
We can rapidly, very rapidly. concentrate
cir forces. the country is saved-if not
size Il lost mus. say. with bleedin.
Hear. il IS true. tu. still will, frm con-
.it1i,n. tina, am prepared. if it could be /
done al once. To give up the whole pro- |,
,inc.. even tirecGuarters OF the country. t
in oyai,r to ste orr forces rapidly con-
.-c.!tfar.i For thus we can vanquish the I
enemy. and when he is vanquished the .
TO-, provinces will fall back ofthemselves;
~, ii no supreme power is overthrown.
&c whole nation. politically considered,
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the grand inquest OF the, nation. has pow
er and right TO inquire Into all imputed
corrupiions and defaults. This right is
one to be exercised as well for the pro-
lection ofthe innocent as for the exposure
and punishment Of the guilty NewsPa-
per accusations and determinations. I'M
supported by evidence. viii avail neither
side They have nothing 10 fear. viii nei-
Their shrink from, nor seek to iorestaii. nor
desire 10 prevent. the most scrutlnlZinG in
vestiration into the conduct Of public off,
GERS The honest and faithful. reposing
in conscious innocence. app~ehend no
terrors III the rlgors OF lnqui>il,on: out the
taith.ess. ever prufient and nervous. be-
tray sense Of guilt on the suggestion Of
inquiry. and. losing temper and dignity.
instead of putting forth sober defence. on
il rage with incoherent deniais and foam
with unconsidered denominations
" commend our neighbor TO prudent
husbandrv Of his temper and resources
for the occasion of real trial. We sin
cerely trust he and his friends may escape.
the first without loss. and the last without
We have never INDUCED a
wish or uttered a word. inconsistent with
this hope: for il Is not II our nature - en-
Joy the humiliation eyen Of a Zoe.
IF il can be shown that tae Igt.an Bu-
reau. or any other branch IT ainin.stra-.
ton under Wing direction. be inconpa-
tent or corrupt. We shall all in is expos
ure TO public reprobation and legal pun
>hment: and We shall rejoice as sincere
y as the Enquirer. if succaSs'u! vindi-
cation can be made in behalf Of Demo
cratic officers whose integrity has been /
n-pe ached''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28

Ono Week Later from Ohsgres and Panama.
The ExpSetsd Arrival from Cailfsr0aa.
The New Orleans Bee Of the 10Th irst, gives the
following news
The steamship Falcon, Thompson, m aster. from
New York. via Charleston, Savannah and Hava-
ma, arrived here last evening. The F. lett New
York on the 9th inst, at IL o'clock, p. M; was
detained by fog nine hours of Savannah bar, and
the same length OF time of Havana. Left Havana
the evening OF he 18TH and arrived at the bar on the
evening Of the 18th, where she remained until the
morDBg OF the 18th.
The steamer Isihmus, arrived at Havana on the
l4th, five DAYS from Cbagres, reports ut Chagres,
bafks Clifford and s. Crowell, from New York.
and schr. Iona, from New Orleans, all with pas
sengers.
Also, reports at Panama, steamer Oregon, two
ships and one schooner, taking IN passengers for
San Francisco. t9ll.4II
A brig had arrived at Panama from San Fran
CISCO and reported that the California would leave
for Panama. (date not mentioned, with IS, 1000 600
of gold dust from the MINES. l''a.' O..
A,h, of Carystoet reef. spoke British ship Prin-
cess Royal. .,g...'.. -
The Falcon has no cargo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28
Domestic Miscellany.

The shock Of en- earthquake was felt ct Cairo, III.
and at Cape Girardsau, Mo-, ON the 18th inst.
During the equinootia STERN the 2lst inst. house
IN Cincinnati, Ohio, was struck by lightning.
There "a deaths in Boston for the week ending
Saturday, the oath inst.
A slave named Jim has been convicted in the Pitt
murder Of REASON Delosch.
violent storm visited Camden, s. c., on the 10th
inst, accompanied BY hail. Ne serious damage
DONE other than the throwing down Of the teegraphc
wires.
The receipts Of the tolls en- the schuylkin Canal,
at Pittsburgh Pa for the hrst FIVE days after opening
were 5000 rs.
The committee Of the Michigan House Of Rsprsssn-
tstives have reported unfavorsbe to the restoration Of
death penalty for capital offences.
The snow at West Turin, N. y, on the 2sd instant,
seven feet deep.
Sixteen hundred tons of freight was sent over tia
New York and Erie railroad from Binghs mton, dur
ing the months Of January and February.
Shad are becoming quito abundant in Albany mar
ket, and reasonably cheap.
Pigeons very thick In the sou western parts OF
OF millions.
Merchants from tn. west are beginning to aoss to
New YORK. The boats come down comfortably flied,
every evening.
There werein Ostego county, n. y. during the year
1saS, CSC births 2sj marriages, aud 4s6 deaths.
4 house in Falmouth, Ale, belonging to Captain
William Crabtree, of Ssvauneh q ~ WAS destroyed by
hre u few days since. DIS $1,000
judge MoWhater. of Alabama. cied recently Of cho.
lera, on . Steamboat between New Orleans and Gal.
veston
The hourc Of II. II. MesnsS Co., OF Memphis, has
fsi for $4,000.
bill has been introduced ia the Wisconsin Senate
to sboch all laws TOR the collection of debts.
The corner stone of new Catholic church ha, bsen
laid ut Otwego, Y.
The stages on tie National road from tn. Is. 70 tina
2Oth inst carried nom Cumberland, Nd vossvardlv
25s6 passenger.
r,eting OF the CITY, of Albany relative to tn,
canal Bank funds, was held or rndsy Iast and an
usrsactiour connected with that ba ua whether f,yor
able or MT, ard report ,he sans to ths Lssa.ure
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General sam Houston, Of Texas, wa, a: Louisvie
Ky on to. Igth ius.., route fof his homs,
Colonel Vi. JJnpson was at Csrsoiiton, Ky on
the l0th int
Hon j. walker arrived In Pd'lads,phis, from
Charlie ton Monday last He Is sstt TO bs IN fee-
be health
MIR Rantoul. L. s District At.ru-y at Boston, has
rendered his rssgnation to tsse .scs on the hrst OF
April, pro,imo
Madsue Dsru,mont batter hoowu as Fanny Wright,
was at Ciucippsu on the 2ist instsnr.
President Polk aud lady srri yed at Mobile on the
2oth ibst Iii, rect pion 1. spoken OF q, beios very
ttihaLt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28
Markets.

CISoISNATI, March 26, 18io.
Sales of700 bbls -four SO to So 68. Prices are
declining. Sales Of whiskey at lax to lax. There
have been heavy receipts of both -four and whiskey
RELATIONSHIPS Of 200 bbs. pork ct 90. Safes
OF 1900 bbls Lard at Ga cents. Sales Of baoon slider,
in bulk, amounting to 80 1000 lbs at oents.l
PIrrsBuRGH, March q, 1s49.
All outdoor transactions have in measure ceased,
snd the prices are nominally the yesterday.
large number Of persons are still engaged in the
ruins occasioned BY yesterdays explosion. No moro
dead bodies have been recovered and 1t IL believed that
TIE loss Of property is not great ct first sap
posed.
BALTIMORE, March q. 1870.
The markets are stagnsnt to- day. Flour IL dull, ct
- 90. No change In grain The demand for provi-
sons is limited and prc' In favor Of the buyer No
local news Of any moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28
Army Iuteili1euee.

Companies A And ], 9Th Regiment U. S. Infantry,
have been removed from Austin, Texas one company
70 Presdio del Rio Grsnde and the other to station
on the Leona
Gen. Brooks, the comma ndine ofncsr It New Or
leans, has received the brsvet Of Major General
Col bonneville u. 8. arrived at Little Rock Ark :,
on the 9th Inst voute for Fort smith, to take
nsnd Of the California escort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE.
ALBANY, March 81 1913.
SUPPLYING BROOKLYN WITH WATER.
Mr. S. H. P. HALL reported complete the bill In favor
Of supplying the city of Brook yn with pure water.
which was ordered to q third reading.
PUBLICATION OF THE BRoDHEAD PAPERS.
The bill to provide for the publication Of the Brod
head papers was re-oommitted, for the purpose Of
amendingN proposed to strike out the section
to give books to the next Legislature instead Of the
present.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill appro-
pratng for the establishment Of agroultu-
raj college, with experimental farm attached.
ALBANY, March 27.
NAUTILUS INSTITUTION.
Mr.. FISK, of Kings presented petition in favor Of
repeating the CHARTER Of the Nautilus Institution He
also presented another from the Shipmasters Society
BaooKLyN
MIR. CRoss, ofKings, presented petition, numsrousy
signed, to change tho map Of Brooklyn, by erecting
Bedford Green, to form public park.l
SENECA INDIANS.
Mr. PaEscorT, Of Oneida, made minority report
upon the subject Of tho proceedings in reference to
tho Seneca Indians It being favorable to the recog
milton Of their new form Of government 1t was laid
on the table.
AUCTION.
Mr.. BOWEN, Of New York, from the minority Of ths
committee on Ways and Means reported . bill 70
abolish duties sales ct auction, foreign mer-
chandize In original packages
CODE OF rRocREpURE.
The bill amendstory Of the Code Of Procedure came
down from the Senate.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Chenango, moved Its reference to
select committee the majority Of whom to be lsymsn
Mr.. VAN ORDEN, Of New York, moved its referene,
select committee the Of the code to
be associated with said committee.
Mr.. Saith, Of Monroe, with view to early action,
its reference the Commute OF the WHOLE and
to be made the special order for an early day.
Mr. BAILEY Of Monroe, thought that the association
between commissioners aid the committee would LEAD
to conflicts opinion between the two houses and the
commissioner He referred to the restoration Of the
original civil jurisdiction Of county courts point
Of difference.
Mr.. CORNELL, of New York, thought that tho House
was competent to canvass the Senate's amendments
without the aid Of the commissioners they had already
presented their views the subject in their report
They should not be asked to review the work Of the
Senate.
MIR. TAxLoR, Of New York in reply to Mr.. Sweet, Of
Toga sad that Of the commi. soners had told him
that be would sooner see the code abolished than
the sner dments Of the Senate prevail and that Mr..
Field and Mr. Graham declined having anything to do
with the matter.
Mr.. yAsORprx defended the com uissioners against
the mputation they did not deserve the imputatou;
they would rather abandon the report.
AIMS HOUSE BILL.
The ame ndments reported upon by the Committee
Of Conference relative to the Aims House blu, were
sgreed to.