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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NORTH
CAROLINA-WORDS AND DEEDS. We
learn by the Raleigh Star, that al a meeting Of
the Internal improvement Association of Wake
county. held on the Isl instant, in Raleigh, ad
dresses in behalf of the central Railroad we're
made by Ex-Governors morchead and Swain,
and orher gentlemen; and the following SUBJ
soriptions to stock in The Road were made
Ex Gov. Morehead, $40 600, Ex>Gov. Swain,
$4,000; C T. Hinton, SlO 00a; DR. J o Wat.
son, $4,000; VIM Boylan, $4,000; John d
Hawkins, $4,000; others LOO. Total
$6l,l00
At meeting held in Lexington, Davidson
county on the % instant, 500 900 were SUBJ
scribed 10 the same en- erprise.
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DIPLOMATIC ARRlVAL-Mr aaron,

DIPLOMATIC Carnival Mr. aaron, The
English Consul ID Mexico, and suite, who came
over in the steamer Caledonia arrived in this city
on Sunday al ernoon in spscialualn from Phi,a-
deiphia, aud went on 10 Washington in tie S
o'clock cars, from whence they proceeded South.
ward yesterday, en- route for New Orleans. The
unusual circumstances Of The arrival hare of a
special train on Sunday, conveying only small
private party, and the secrecy that was observed
BY all concerned, gave rise 10 various surmises,
the moss prevalent pi which was lha, il was the
new French Minister appointed TO succeed NJ
Poussin. During their stay here, The Minister
and his suite stopped al Smiths American Ho>
eel Baltimore Ax;cr,caR.
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NAVIGATION LAWS

As the following letters relate to sabjecl
which exctes much interest. We avail ourselves
OF he opportunity of Publishing them Tor general
information: National In eHigencer.
NEw YORK, Oct 2, lSl9
Sin: We must ask the iavor your reply 10 his
letter al your earlrs, convenience, 10 govern US
in acting on orders we have 10 charter American
vessels 10 proceed 10 English possessions in the
Eas; Indies and load cargors Tor London, under
The new navigation acts of Greal Britain. These
orders are received By us from houses in England,
and we have already chartered the ship Ambas
sador OF this po,, 10 load at Calcutta Tor Lon
don.
BY the &C, o! Parliament we believe il is re.
QuGed that The Picsiten; will grant the same
privilege TO ships unaer h British flag iha, Eng.
land grants 10 US. Will 4 British ship be al.
lowed 10 enter here win cargo Of foreign pro-
duce enc: OF Grea, Bnain) after The ist OF JAN
uarY next on The same conditions as ships under
the flag Of the Uniied Siates2 Wetrust you will
pardon our thus lIespassing on your .im,; and re.
main, sir, your obcdieEi servant,
BARCLAY s. LIVINGSTON.
To Hon w Nj MEgrp.TH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

THE TELEGRAPH.-Th telegrapbic con
neotion between this city and Petersburg, was
completed yeste rday, (says the Norfolk Beacon,
Oct l3, tie wires having been run from Ports
mouth across the Southern and Eastern branch.
es Of Elizabeth river to the Telegraph Office, al
the corner Of Main aud Commerce streets
This is another step Norfolk has taken in the
march of Improvements, on which, for SO long
Time, she has been sluggard.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN MINISTER AT PARIS
At the dale Of The sailing OF The steamer n,elli-
gence Of The difficulty Of M. Poussin had not
been received a, Paris The Paris papers anti
cipale no difficulty in The reception OF Mr.. Rives,
and every thing tends 10 show mat lhsfe is no
disposition in The French Republic 10 provoke
quarrel with the United States.
Mr. Rush, il is understood, would leave France
Immediately on being relieved.
Sev York E1Dress
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THE OHIO LEGlSLA rURE The Tay.
!or Wings cannon, from appearances, have over
80 members IN the lower House cut II II, leav-
ing asains. the peseai national administration
42-beins majority 81 :. The official count
may vary this f.sa;l one or TWO, but not more
We think .; ,ese ~ members, IS or &c, In
GLIDING those IT, N hsHii;on coluly, will be re-
gulaily nominated democrats, the balance free
soilers, some ot whom profess 10 be democrats,
and the balance anything but Taylor Wings
The lrslh is. the Hamilton county question has
been the grea, issue, and on that question the
whole ant-TayIor members will, We have
scarcely doub', act together. II So, there will
also be in the Senate Il Wings and 10 opposed.
The peace and honor OF The Sale demands that
this Il milton county question be n: once seulcd,
or resulted, for IL was decided last winter, aud
that should have lern.inatei the con,cs. Bul
whiggery is never s,I'sned with anything bat
rows and disturbances, though d, Tue same time
confssing Conservatism.
Columbus SALESMAN Otl2.
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Columbus Statesman, Otl2.
ADD ,;ntments 6y the Governor Of pI,x.

Robert 8 Armislead Of Mobile, Alabama;
H Buckingham Of Bosom, Massachusetts; and
Jas l. Cn,d OF Augusta Maine-to be Commits
sionefs in lhe, especiiye States tor taking &C
klOw!eJgmen! AID proof Vt deeds, &c.
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LATEST FROM THE SHIP MARIAN
NA.-Tnose having friends ON hi. vessel will
be gralihed 10 learn ihal she arrived a; The Chi
liam port OF Talcahuano on Ire 30h of July,
and sailed on the 81 OF Angus! Tor San F. ancis-
co-Republican.
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October IL.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS
Whatever difference OF opinion there may be
as TO The policy OF the specific school question
in Albemare, all virginians must re echo the
noble sentiments OF General Gordon on the
great SUBJECT WATCH he SO impressively and elo-
quenlly touches upon:
sceTTsviLLs, Sept. 29th. lS49.
GEN. w. F. GORDos-Uear Sir: In behalf
OF numerous portion Of your fellow cilizeLs, we
are requested 10 invite You 10 nam. day when
il will be convenient TO you TO partake Of pubs
lie dinner al Sc )lsyie, rendered 10 you as an
inadequate expression OF their sense OF your ser
vices on The late home question, which was so
teaTluIly aoitaling the community, until you TOOK
a public part 10 The discussion. the hna result
We ascribe chiefly 10 your STRENUOUS, able and
jutciuus efforts. The sudden transition in pub
Inc sentiment, which marked your frs speech on
this question, and which became still more man.
ifest, as you had other opportunities OF address
ing The people, leave us no occasion PARTICULAR
ly 10 exlol the manner and effect oil your address
es ln The result, we recognize m,s. unqucs
lonabie testimony 10 your zeal, ability and juds-
ment. We would not omit 10 express our ohli-
cation To yen, also, tor the rrompIiud. With
which you o5eyed the call Of our cgun;rymen on
this occasion, ard he patriotism you displayed
in di,daining 10 calcu Ale The chances thai We're
asaios, you, Tor then your cause was almost
hopeless; dlslrus ana miseivin5s G! one class
OF our population asa'ns, another, were fast gath
ering 10 porlentous and threatening clouds. You
have dispersed them, aud have restored 10 our
community peace and mutual esteem again. In
your successful appeals TO the innate sense Of
Justice in every mans bosom, You have shown
us resource against mischicvous Vaccinations
which does you honor, as it should bring conf.
dence and quieludc 10 all mems heafths in the
future.
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Pennsylvania AND THE TARIFF.

II is notorious that in the recent canvass 'ne
federal Governor, The federal candidate ioi
Canal Commissioner and the federal leaders anu
of;ce holders. made the modification Of tue ann
of 1886 leading issue. With this hoooy uo''
Johnson secured the State, bargaining anu III
trieueing with every inerest-and upon 'n'' -
sue Gen. Taylor relaxed his close'fe1 up. a"a
spoke out 70. sp.eiG; duties On the laIal =,
1886 The baule was fought and LOST by Inc "n'S'
and so line Republic regarded ii in ADVANCE
Now that the Federaliss have been fou'ea' n"'
drew s,ewar, comes out with letter in the he
public and with cool impudence asserts that Inc
Tariff was mol in question, that "'ne issue was
unimporlan'; as usual on such OCCASIONS IN
Wings stayed at hons' Theresult oil the la'e ele..
,;on amounts TO nothing. II is no more 'nan
usual | still entertain the opinion l nave iie'
ousp,ly expressed, that adhering 10 the pIinclp'es
avowed 10 his letters and in his inaugural, Gen.
Tav,cr will leave the Executive chair, next 10
washington, The most popular and beloved man
tho, ever went into it," Can humbugsery ana
jusolen, contempt for truth and common sense
and the intelligence OF the people, iarIhei 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

The U. S. Ship jamestown was at CONSTANT.
nople a, last accounts. Nj. Carr, alc American
Minister TO Turkey, takes passage in The James.
town 10 Europe. Mr.. Carr. lc;ter says, will
be deservedly regretted By his friends Il; Con-
sanunople, 90 account Of his many generous
and manly Qualities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

viz: gold and silver The ineenuiy, 0 ant lnaT
can ma Ike no paper substitute maj "ou'u '''
in its place"
Mr. Clnsman is TO advocate it in Consles'-
Will il be made Cabinet measures we hoP'
10 see no such s,inkerins" with the best currency
in the world; though the New York Herald says
i, is clearly MIR. Meredhs financial sys's"
and we must be prepared 10 see il advocated al
length in the secIe,ary's Report 10 Congress
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S. .9N,95O SO 81, los, 80 IL

BANK or VIRGisiA, October 10 ISao.
We, the Undersigned, Directors of the Bank of yir.
gina, do hereby certify that we have examined the
foregoing statement, and find The same lruly and cor
recly made mp from tho several reports oil the Bank
aad Branches. Given under our hands the day above
written JAMES cASKlE.
JOHN J. LONDON,
ROBERT A. MAYO,
&. II. WATSON,
JOHN !. BACON
WILLIAM GRAY.
SrArE o. riKsIsiA-Cuy II Redmond. set.
This day Samuel Marx, Cashier of the Bank Of Wiz.
gina personally appeared before ME an Alderman for
SAID city, and made oath that the foregoing statement
exhibits the condition Of the Bank OF Virginia. a.
il existed The lst Instant 10 the hes. Of his know.
Iehae and belief.
Glvenunder my hand this 10Th day Of October. lSi9
e. w. PURCELL. J. P.
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To Hon w Nj MEsrpTn,
Secretary OF the Treasury, Sc.
TaxAsuar DEPARTMENT, ocr. IL, ls49

Gentlemen: In reply To The inquiry made in
your letter OF the 81 instant have to Stale that,
in consequence OF the recent alterations in The
British navigation laws. Brt,i,h vessels from
British or other ioreisn ports will (unter our ey :
listing laws) b. allowed, alter The first OF Januas
Ty next, 10 enter in our ports with cargoes oil the
produce Of any part of the world. | have turlh-
er 10 state, that such vessels and their cargoes
will be admitted on lhc same terms as to duties
and imposts as vessels Of the United States.
Very respectfully,
Your obedienI servant,
w. NJ. MEREDITH,
nf No
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1'IlOS OLDHAM,
J V GARLAND,
J l. I.AMKiN,
SETk ROCKY ELL.

Warsaw, Richmond county, Va. Octl6-cN
JAMES GARLAND AND WM. NJ. CABELL
LAVE united In the practice Of Law and will rsgu
III larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
prariies In the Court 81 Appeals Oct 2s-sG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

10h NOVA SOFIA GHiSDoIO ON S
i wv landing for sale by
Sept l6 Ell SKINKER.
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FLORIDA TROUBLES.

Gov. Brown, newly installed in cfhce, has DIS
handed The volunteers raised by his predecessor
Gov. Moselv, on The pledge OF his private ior>
une.-The ground assumed by The new cover
nor is that The best reliance can be placed on Inc
u. s. regulars, under Gen. Twggs.-Some Oh
he Florida papers sill complain OF this policy
as the hardy and expert hunters OF Ihe Stale, lhey
argue, are much bcllcr quaiiled Tor inns pecui'd'
service, than the regular soldiers, VINO nave oeen
laugh, to fight by the book. However 'h's may
he fear is expressed that The Indians may oe 100
cunning for Gen. Twigss and may 'hWar', oy
DELAY. the great obiec, of the people oil Fior'as;
viz, The removal Of The unsafe and Troublesome
savases beyond the limits OF The State a letter
from Key West, Ocl. 8, in the Savannah Rs-
publican administration says that boat from
TAMPA confirms the rumor that Billy Bo,U Legs
has engaged 10 surrender The four mur1erers OF
Peas Creek and Indian River, on The 18th inst
"It is possible" says the wtiier shat this will
be done, though we doubt ii, as all who are Ia
miIiar with Indian strategy must do. II seems
more probable that he will finssse lllle, gain
time, AMI pu, US to much expense and trouble
TO ascertain wnal We oueh! 10 take for granted,
VIZ: sha, they a:e non eL ,nvsntns-and that
Billy and The Tallahasses and Meckasukies,
are determined 10 sustain their footho.d in Flori-
da al all hazards
at is greatly feared that from The supineness of
The administration in this mailer, that il will be
induced 10 regard the surrender OF these men as
sufficient "indemn ty for tic past and secs'iiy for
the f,s'ure"-and that negotiation will al once
lake the place Of warlike preparation. This may
be so; but the people Of Florida earnestly desire
their removal-!he national Government is pledg-
ed 10 effec, it, and The Indians are bsrnd 10 60 as
well by their treaties as by the cor popai."
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TO CONTRACTORS OR BRIDGE Bull.

rTNIlE undersigned Commi ssionars, acting under an
i order of Richmond County Court, made at Octo-
her term, ls49. will receive proposals for rebuilding
Large Bridge over Totusky Creek IN raid
county, until 10 O'Clock A. ~, thr first Monday IN
when the bids viii be examined and re-
ported 10 the Court
For specifications Of The work. tile structure Of the
Bridge, materials To be used sc Apply al the Clerks
office.
Furlhe accommodation Of any person residing at
distance. and wishing engage The work, the infor-
nation TO desired respecting the work, win be sent
them By mail by addressing the Clerk Of the county
The undersigned al this place, post paid:
TllOS OLDHAM,
" GARLAND,
J l. LAMKiN,
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State OF Louislana-square miles
Arkansas
Missouri
Territory below 40 degrees Of latitude west of
Iowa and east of Rocky Mountains
Indian territory further south west OF Arkan-
sas and Missouri
Oregon Territory
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THE GLENMORE.

We have to thank friend for the following
very interesting letter from Colonel John d.
Muntord, daled
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Secretary of the Treasury.
To Messrs. BARCLAY & LiviNosToN, New
York.
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TIE RACES AT FAIRFIELD

Are in full blast, and from the wonderful
feals of Virginia horses at the North, wc may
look for excellent sport here. From the New
York Spirit OF the Times, the official racpg
organ, we extract spirited notice oil the late
great and uuequailcd Race On Long Island:
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"The President himself was much affected; but az
ter momenary pause he replied, without rising IN
chast-, appropriate, terse, and feeling speech mat
b,ou hit every man 10 his feet The words with
ont hesitation, easily and smoothly Webster could
scarce have surpassed 1t, except perhaps that some
slight oratorca flight nigh, have added grace aud finish
To the deliyeryn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

means were taken to renew the Appropriation bill,
but the fsotoniss we're condemned nd msmbars said
that they would 60 down to everlasting iufsmv.
Mr. TURNER sAid he had acted oon,is,.rtlv 4, vot
Ing against the Ssnsts to provd. for the
territories The lords Of the lash were thu f.etont.
The charge Of traitor had NO sting fer him.
Msssrs HENLr and LEVIN then spoke. NOTHING
done with the bill.
There long delay for the President to sign thu
General Appropriation BILL and to say whether he had
any further communications to make
The Adjournment inally took place, sine die, at y
to O'Clock o'clock, (this Sunday morning) TIT
Speaker delivered It, and rushed out of tho hall La,.
Dec!
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WAsHIssTor. March 4, 1849
The inaugural address Of General Taylor covers ten
and half pager OF letter paper and will make about
column Of the National Tntetkgsnnsr. IL will be re-
>siysd in New York little after IL O'Clock
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Major General Scott.

WARRINGTON, March "A A. M.
Ms said that General Taylor hss written to General
Scott In wiling him 10 rstssn sod mako this his heed
Qus ters.
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Special Express, sc.

WAsHIraro~. March 4, 1870.
Major Hobbis says he has just determined 70 run an
express TO Boston with tho inaugural address u 0sa
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House OF Representatives.

HOUSE OF representative
wAsHrroror, March 8, 1910.
The House commenced business In tho usual way.
Mr.. ov.LEr, Chaplain, returned thanks to Gsd that
member had died during the session. and that when
they reach their distant homes the smiles Of dear Ones
like the light Of the morning. may rest upon them. He
prayed for the retiring administration, and for the
new ono.
PRIVATE
Mr. AsHMuH submitted . resolution, authorizing the
Speaker to pay to John King, four hundred dollars
for his expenses In the Speakers ROOM the bust Of
John Quincy Adams, to mark the spot where that
statesman died year ago. The bust has been nearly
paid for by voluntary subscriptions BY members Of
Congress, and there was . small deficiency.
Mr.. JONES' Of Tennessee, objected to the resolution
Mr.. GsINNrLL-I ask my colleague to modify It; I
will pay the money out Of my own pocket
"That Is risht,"" that Is right" rssoundsdin every
direction.
Mr.A.nnux-I will modify, in obedience to the wish
gentleman should pay
There were cries Of" ofderns order"
The resolution was passed, II against IL.
The hobbies began to be nllsd with strangers.
Governor Young was present.
BRARcH MINT AT NEW Yoax.
On motion OF Mr.. TALLxApax, the Committee II the
Whole discharged from the confederation Of the
bill estsblishisg . Branch Mint 1t New York. It
makes appropriation Of hundred thousand dol
lars for SITE and provides for the appointment Of
ofnssrs He moved the previous question.
Mr.. BRoDHrAD moved to lay the bill on the table,
which was lost.
Mr.. MURPHY was anxious to say something, but vas
prevented.
Mr.. TALxxDor holding on to his motion, the bill
ordered to be epgrossed and beosuse 1t not
its passage, was ct this time refused.
Various motions were made to take up partieulsF
kinds Of business.
BILLS RErosrEp, hc.
Mr.. v,rror reported the Post Once bill; and the
House soneurred in the ssnats's amendment 70 give
eject 10 the postal treaty.
The Ssnste's amendments to the Naval Appropria.
ton bill were ooncurrsA in.
The galleries are orammed with ladies and gen.
Nemsp and there IL the usual market house confusion
The rounda, and sisss beyond to both houses are In
Ike condition.
The Light Houss bill was passed.
Then there was scramble for the floor, bat nobody
obtained It.
Anne dments Of the ssnate to sundry bIlls were
next asted on.
The Senate struck out from the Minnesota territorial
bill the clause that the act shall into effect the
10th Of March. The House receded by IS majority
The House eonourrsd In the amendment Of the
Senate authorizing the coinage Of gold double eagles
and dollars.
The BIZ to establish BraneA Mint ga Nsp York pss
passed This was afterwaid- lost in the Ssnat.l
Many motions were made IN quick succession.
An unsussssfui one, to take mp the bill making ap.
propsos for the purchase Of Catiins Indian Gallery
Of Paintings, was the next business.
The confusion seems to be on the increase, The
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TEL g II PHO.
HIGHLY IMP ORTANT.
THE CLOSING SCENES
THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
THE DEFHAT
The Branch Mint in New York.
TIE PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
FOR COMING
GOLD DlLLARS AM DOUBLE EAGLES.
The Creation Of the Home Department.
THE REORGANIZATION
THE CABINET.
TINE INAUGURAL ADDRESS
c, Pr p n = TAXL OR.
. MEETING OF THE CABINET.
TERRIBLE TIMES Nv CONGRESS-.
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
TIMES Nv CONGRESS
y SUNDAY MORNING SCENES.
Va PERSONAL CONFL1CTS
IN THE
SEN ATE AND HOUSE.
Tom Hyer and Yankee Sullivan 0utdone.
&c. sc. &c.

Our dispatches, published in this mornings He
raid, give the winding up of the business of the
Thirneth Congress. 1t closed In the greatest con-
fusion.
Our readers will perceive that we have spared
neither time, labor, nor expense, In order to fur
nish them with the expiring scenes Of the defunct
body. We employed the telegraph for this pur-
pose, throughout Saturday night. Our contempt
rares, as we'll as the public will, we hink, fully
appreciate this.
The numerous public measures which have been
acted upon, and either defeated or brought to COM
pleton, during the last day of the session, will be
found detailed below Among the most prominent
OF the acts passed, are, the bill for the establish
ment of the Home Department; the bill for the
coinage Of gold dollars and double eagles the
postal bill the naval appropriation bill, &c, &c.
The Appropriation bill, which includes the pro-
visional government for California, is still in
doubt Our dispatches leave it So and we cannot
ASCERTAIN what has become of it in the Senate.
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During the month of February, there was but one
FIRE In the city q Richmond. Va
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THE PArEsr MEDICINE ELL.
On motion, MIR Edwards bill to prevent the patent
Ing Of medicines taken up He said WAS to pre-
serve the health Of the people,
Mr.. HALL, Of Missouri, made q speech In praise Of
Sappib gtons fever and agus pills. and said patent
medicines" did ten tmes good than regular pre-
seriptions.
No quorum vote taken ON the engrossmsnt Of the
bill There end Of IT.
At2h 'clcck, motion was made TO adjourn si.s de
only twenty-five members voting in Affirmative.
Mr.. KAUFMAN, Of Texas, moved that the House take
up the bill to establish government in New Mexico.
krHoLMEs, Of South Garolns, objected, for want Of
power time.
motion was then made to adjourn, and
Mr. PKrrrr ssid thiswss not meeting Of the House,
but town meeting.
Another raid IL was . mob.
SMOKING sEoARs IN THE HOUSE.
The SrzAzsR told the gentlemen that they must not
smoke segars.
Mr. PsrrIr said that his had no IRE on IT,
The gr.stsst anxiety to adjourn ma infested but
the Speaker did not declare was carried even when
amsjorty voted in Its favor.
messsss was rent to the Senate, Informing them
that the House was ~ sdy to adjourn and commit
nitse appointed to wait on the President and ASH
him whether he had any further communication to
make.
Somebody said that General Taylor was President
Almost every body appeared to be In chaotic state
or sleepy; the galleries vaostsd and the House
took up the bill granting the right Of way to the MI
nois Railroad Company. II was generally alluded TO-