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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20
Thirtieth Congress.
sENATR.. =. WAsHIse1os. Yridsy. Jsn

TERRITORIAL GovERNMENT IN Minnesota
After the transaction OF some unimportant bus-
nes, the bin for the establishment OF Territorial Gov
eminent In Minnesota taken up and discussed by
Mr. DOUGLASS of III. Mr. BUTLER Of :. c. Mr. KING
Mr. DOpCE and o. lers After which the bill was read
a third time aud passed
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. ATHERTOS, Chairman OF the Committee on
Finance moved 10 take up the Indian Appropriation
bill After some informal discussion the motion was
Withdrawn
PRIVATE BILLS.
On motion Of REvERDY JOHNSON the senate
took up the bin for the relief Of DAWSON and others
II was then moved 10 postpone II.
Mr.. PHELPs expressed his opposition 70 the
postponement it was, however. passed over.
BILL FOR THE REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.
Mr.. NILES then moved % take up the bill for the
Reduction Of Postage which Was agreed TO The bill
wa. slightly amended 10 several particulars An amend
ment was proposed making newspapers free within 80
miles Of the place Of publication which was discussed
by Mr. NILES Mr.. HAMLIS, Mr.. ALLEN and others
No decision having been arrived At. on motion
OF Mr. ALLEN the farther consideration OF the bill was
postponed until Monday next
The bill for the relief Of Capt. Percival, pre-
viously adopted, motion reconsdered and then
Informally passed over
PROPOSITION FOR ADJOURNMENT.
II was then agreed that when the senate ad-
iourned it should sdjouru until Monday next
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate then went INTO executive session,
and after some time spent therein adjourned
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BRONCHIAL


By THE Use OF scHESCE's PULNoSIc sYRuP-Dr j. II.
Sumption by the Of your Panoaic syrup deem il my
duly publicly ! had been well for several
years aud Fall from he ELECTS Of cold had distress
ing cough amended with great difficulty Of breslhng-so
mach 80 Inst could not lie down In bed my sppsie
gone bowels very cOsye art digestion greatly impaired
noifng scarcely mat would remain I'D % nv stou.
sch, much emzciaed ard had violent chIs levers
and ssezs very much Ike the sgge cannot des rbe nv
situation ana suheIings srd when came " The Io.
piL4 where hs doctors said wal able with bronchial
cOnsuupuon, gave up getting well Many of NV
friends ~ ppOscd would not i've long II thee heard
Of yo1r med cine and some Of the had made
ant Inspired ne with Of hope which nOt disap
pOnted Your Pumoric Syrup the remedy my syse,n
wsnLrc IL reles Cd my cough a1c procured for ms rest
II oosened he phssm and matter and ensble1
my food 10 digest well and did not nsed any purgafIvs
pLls siter commenced using H. IL al.yed nv ehis AID
i-yeri aud Stopped my s~eaLs | well satisfied your
flHonc syrup Is the only remedy that would cured
had used and recommend lie use because It Ia. been
the means Of saving my hfe IRA H. GATHS, % Pesr-st
Prepared By J. II sCHESCK. and for sale a. biz pnnc-
pa once 3 South six hs Phlsdelphs Pnce VI per bot
tie or sir bOues for -
bysH CLlCKENEz al Barclay ST. General Agents ior The
CEy Of New forx and vicinity ~ 1.eod
re- The beat thing in the word-espeeially for the cure
erysipe'as, rnswom chaps crscss, chsfes, hc o. IN
cOuDtedly GOyRAuDs Iall1H N>de1fef Soap and 1s as
well established he fact ih-t GCvRAuDs P0udr subtle
will positively eradicate superiao0s bs, DoUsAIDs LAY
Afe impsrs yeyety soiness Ano ae1cale "h.sness W
the skin . GEMS box.
Or FgtIx GoUsAup's genuine prepsrsdons only be
procured depot OF We kefst trst door from brosd
way where may b had, sso. lnss aneous Liquid h air
Dye sucG Pomaccs for uansenLy cyeng tho hair black.
brown and fair Lgors E1rscts, AID variety Of nlelas
for tho toilet. yna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

~. In our notice OF the Printers Festival
We accidentally made Wa. GLAND BOURNE Esq. Id
Nor Of the vortAes Dsnouo instead OF the NortA"h
.ysuxal published at Lowville, N. Y. Mr. Bourne 10
GOOD Whig aud edits good paper
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ENieRASTs-We learn, on the authority OF a
ieesrsphic dispatch received in this City yesterday
sha, the United States Supreme Court had decided the
Emgrant Gaze In favor Of the merchants consider
able sum will therefore have TO be returned by the State
10 the winning parties
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DR.. BEEcHER-This celebrated clergyman, in
consequence Of repairs in hs church. after the
IRE will preach in Sd Presbyterian Church, In Jay.
street, In the forenoon and in the evening In the Church
Of the Pilgrims, al the Of Henry and Rensen
streets.
FIRE-About eight clock on Thursday night
last are broke in carpenter shop, belonging TO
Mr.. James Brown, Ia HI h-s' Geld but ~ae, how.
ever speedily extngushed, doing triAng damage. The
ire supposed be the work Of i1ceudisries
burnt shsyDgs were discovered hole which had
been recently made in the building During the con-
fusion which ensued, abou. = worth Of tools were
stolen from the shop.
PROcLAAATIOs.-Pursuan 10 a resolution by
the Common Council Of this city the Mayor Issued the
following proclamation
icyea Nouce las been received by Of the intended
real gnslon Of slowly Of he members " ne FIRE De-
psTm-n OF his city 70 sk- feet 90 the "a osy u January
rst whereby many " he npknes Will be disbsnc ed
Now, therefore T. Fss>cts 3. SrEfEER, Mayor Of the
City u Brooklyn p-rsusrt 20 resolution ~ The Common
COgrc do earnestly nviIe a. exempt rfenen 10 nj. city
and The citzens generally, ~ enrol themselves without
delay and taxing charge Of The deserted engines
aook ard ladder uuck &c f0f the protection Of The yes
and properly u our fellow citizens
The Chief Engineer and the Chief Engineer elect will
Be 10 attendance ne Mayors Office Ia the City Han 10
aid forming lbs citizens 10 rally for the safety OF
city this emergency into companies and 10 "a
organize he department FOR efficient service.
fsgeed) FeASCIs B. sTRYKER Mayor
Brooklyn, Jan 49, 1919.
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Illness of 1Ir. Calhoun.

WA5HINGTON, T fllhy1 jan II
Mr. CALHOUS was seized with iainting st to
day in the senate, and was conveyed to hi, lodgings.
lie had similar attack yesterday though be Is no,
considered dangerous
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

" This being the usual family holiday at the American
Museum with splendid performances both afternoon snd
evening" the house will be crowded Children being OF
school will eUi0y the with zest The Gisnt
Dwarls &C. will bs all hours Of the day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

" JAMES +. BABcocK, Esq. Editor OF the
Nsr Hspes Psiiad,sn 10 the Wing candidate for Cou'
sress in the lid Dlstrict OF Connecticut now repre-
usn,ed BY Hon Samuel ID Hubbard. Agood nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

ALLOWANCE TO MRS SHUSK.-We think there
can be no one who will End fault with the prompt and
unanimous action VI the Legislature of State In al
lowing Mrs. skunk the balance of years salary from
time Of the resignation Of the late Executive The
bill proposed passed by both Houses aud sent to
Gov Johnson for his signature all IN the soace OF one
day Gov. Shunks resignation occurred on the s,h OF
July The bill passed by the Legislature slows his
widow the amount Of his salary accrung from that date
10 the 10th inst amounting 10 sL557 Phil Ledger.
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Lectures, Concerts, SC. ro-Sishs-

= 80. fIffTII'~S -
o. Hrr~rr u-F-r-a A. ks-lr ? - " - 49, -
". Csr rtc-rrarl--- r :" 10
r,..1f~'. k-su ET-Nstons Ala- n, -
- A. r-r,r- Br1sfstT, shor- hno.'- ss-t'.sPw
1o--o~r, Hal-5s 81 . Borsry-ls ~ ,ol6PM
- ., -..1s.-ss4 BrostsAy-s = y ~ a
,3 -N.eLans. Hal 80 Bnnsd-sy--S %
9. 6.-.a. 1o~rs CnirrsrF->oc-tl L'faff -
-. v-..---s7- Brss.r,y- Day sut -renais
- A hsurs. bru.f-
-. Th.st---Chsrb-rs q r-Af ernsl-tc
5--..,.v Tt-.t-r- Br1st-sy. near Anthouy - =. n.
N...rr-Rr1sd.sy. cor An 81 Dss ~ '''>
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More sickness among the Troops.

GALvEsT0N, Monday, Jan. :.
The Eighth Infantry are encamped at Victoria
two more deaths had occurred and fteen the
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AIMS AND ArFENDAGEs NANNf n -.
Sprf1efeid-Muss-. (percgs0nl. l5sl4i hines tprIc-
sion none Ssppers NH,setOors, .5- CsvsIy huss
1: Artil-ry MusselOon. T0l Bal screws lssi Nlp-r'
- 1f3 scrs-d riv-rs 140.0 Bullet Moas nonri sfl.Is
Vices, 502 Cones, extra, 2o3l Cone Nrenenes' n"H''
Arm Chests. ~. o., al. pts..t..-
H1rpers Fers-h1skeis (percussionl, llool hnes ger
cn..ioui 2802 ssppeis Mussetoors. none CAvA'y s-'
k-ioon. pon-. Artillery DO none; bsA screws, Io..e
Wipers I2664 screFdrvcrs. l3.9e: Bullet noos 10
spr.ng Vices 81 Cones extra 1854; Core "renenes
u. AMI
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Law Courts.

c,scrrr CorHr- Before Judge Fswsrd.-The trial
70 %. vt 90. IN ~. - y. - q, ~ ,,' ~ S-s,.'
$50 .r- ani.pa'-t ~ - ooutr.si srs,sis sfh,
s,a.- hs-'-s 81 80, go. N s.-.',.. r..-
-os. r.ea.e Dr.. t,usirf. NJ Nfa. fo- ~ r.yn.ai Of
-tch ~ hs' 'isac- m h-ro h-f -ssrs ~ kar'f>
tsr iu.asoi ~ho hst ,-~r srpor--s
m -a % h-r a-'rs 80 sah lie Zen e'rs.s asf
siag 10 -t-c'o OF aef hir-1 so.s rotrH srrs NJ
ssHas ko7aias .n OF on-' - ss-'s sp, Pay, H-s
" A-,boa .oie. as NJ ocoaor n. o,h.r.
s.ss vi M..sof,l. oo.. I. -. 49, q -. 20
s ~ ,s.,. 81 - -, y, .'' - 80 =. NJ w.
-as GO o11i 'psns nt - ia- me- al auis aa.le- Ati
So ihai " fo.ss-i i-srny o. ai ,holsa
n. Cou essrs-s nat b. jr, ~ IA. no ,,s. s-,..os 81
he crclristsa-. sni sis testimony opaa OF
uis- ~heef y not ~ mes ihfcueh sea' h'f ,e ~
oania O. 7rl.n- sn ant- ifstaE- Of nfse ,iisu- of
.,su ~ -sss. y ~ az. T. 80. Js % .sy -lss.,
here 49, such 90 ia' eise- sriet ils ,ar-noon
MAINE CorAr-Before Judge smth-Johs Prria
y. Frssoiss ys'-,'--Asa 20 Fo',, - - -ssa 80
s-P-f.s By NJ Johnn. 80 thst hor.- es~s 80
N, so-- =. Jscs cs. 81 49, VI Jsss.os -, o-asr Me-.
r. wH Barhin 80 wsss., ea--n un9'r-. t. g'oo
ID ne =. 20 W. Joss. NJ .s.f asgs-ses .o-
- eaa.l.',aa . a. =. 80 l',i' So . 60.
rhe present cs mst- 90 r- gou'e nat - 1-'e
,s- -.e o.. 81 come the .tsfate o. 49,,
DOT rs'-re 70 eoo's-u o. a,n, SO sai M 49, 80 =
,o1 81 shc th. .urh order opposed 30
srnund Revised situ'es a. uts of h-s a IL
Court took similar 81 ne s~ - ~ Ja} gave s-ftei ~
rfr hrtss % le ~ AL h-ees ilf
ieit Mr T. Han tcu AL NJ ct-a
CorRr OF SPECIAL SEssroSs-Nicholss Howler.
tov charged stealing cusu ni she-f FAuei ~ - -
nrr-rv ID Nsry A. feei E, ans sent O. NJ house
m f.r. Csihsuns Rown clif guilty ~ s;es-g i~o bas
40 cap eonrg psircs Donn- int consE-f % ~ tY
PRISON ,of G,- co-t. or IN sggsfsed assat
,nf battery omre'n. % t- frci~nt nf hf -
ff. ts-arr- Johnson coor-t a.ssat So battery ID
nf "r'
Gr,-- al ued Cts Prison for hr fsts
Fynn s-ssu and battery on Brsei fs- ss' -
- p.re,t.ry for II moths MARY VI hsn~, or sirfns
e,p "a. ne 10 Cy Prison for John lsnsn-f
t1. for committing sssalt uFon sl'tsr Boy "a 'o ai-'
r,.i K-nn-t, With ch.- SOFT % lie HOUSE Of k-iuge
Nh.. D. an Tor earr u-d q - Ns .rnt
a. th- enfar, months jhn Camper 80 james
CoIIlu. sf~tng 90 muslin - =
IT, p--rt, OF Pafrs nonohn- % The f-uentsJ ~
months. Bridget pey, Or ''-alns cre. ,'usa y
property F0-t 90 - CITY ffson n -
s,ys d-po.g other % nao npor,sae- -
Court adjourned Until Tuesday next
POLICE CoURr A country merchant by the name OF
Geo,. smith ~h- .trons along Broadway ialrsf night fell
or r,rutei y e OF North, sh' conducted him house
Beusln mansg-d Dbl. pockets oi So Nnth
Wa .uh.slu-nty found poss-ssrn ~ william Nnrh~ho, 18th
Caroline taken ao custody by Osr Nm n stephens. oi 10
John gan Of 40 % sheriff. - sh- wit 90 'h-
house shaw f- bad he POCKET s- of -
Ana arrested supon, and. -~anuug her
hol.- stS found concealed u her bel.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY THE closing of
the annual meeting last evening, affair OF the
mos, interesting character. LEwIs r. AILxN E.q the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

~ GEORGE w. KirTRKDGE is the Loco Foco
Candidate for Congress In the Rockingham District,
Nh Hon Mr.. Tuck, the present member Is h' only
sppossnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

~ The Philadelphia DAILY Republic edited
and published by VIM Elder has been discontinued
for want Of adequate support Sorry TO ee& IL
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Inv and Morals.

- We INDEBTED kps. for copy n a-
Report the Memorial Of Aspn~sl aud ohsrs
70 r.xud "a Railroad the isthmus Of Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

~ The ehespes, and beet place In tbs city get good
Boots Shoes and Caters 10 At JosEss II Ann st. The
Museum Fret quality Of French dress Boo,s o. So second
s. 50 10 81 French wsier-p proof from - 50 to g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

" Henry A. Washington, Of Wes.moreIand.
Va hiss been elected Professor OF Pohnca1 heon0ny
and History in William and May College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

~ The dwelling house and two barns Of :
and 4 Boyden, New-Brainires, Mass were DESTROYED
BY are on Sunday morning last Los about $1,000
No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

CALIFORNIA Boors.-Kip. csk and Cowhiis sewed and
pegged Boots and Shoes, suitable for persons emgrsng
TO California Also Co~hide wsding boos for washing
gold and crossing small streams In gong gold psce
For sale al the lowest prices and made to order by
lla 81 John l. MArKINa Ia Fulton. a.
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From Washington.

As we announced day or two since, Col. Dun
can hs. been nominated 70 the Senate As Inspector
General Of the Army IN the place Of Col CroshAn' DE-
oessed, and will, no doubt Dc unanimously confirmed
He fought in every bsfie but one OF the war ~i,n
Ms,ico 10 ginning With Pslo Alto sud Ressca de IA
Palma snd finishing with the last struggle 81 me sAIe'
Of the City OF Mexico. 1
The Secretary Of War has transmitted 70 congress
the following statement Of the expenses Of the Nstona
sruores and number Of arms and ape ndsses ~
featured under Government during the n.ca yeH J1''
closed which we ind in the PslaeaPai' bEstei"'
ENFESDITrREs -
repair, AID improvements, ncutng snd.
buildings dams. kc.............'. eo'|'4A .
For ns;erss and v0rrmsnthip sA- -. -, -
Grles. 49,. s+.s' ~ -
g4-r,-s F,--x-Por repairs improvements ke lo-e+ -
For materials woTkna1ship' &C.. ..Ioo,-tf %
r., ..... .Ss 81 10
a,.,a,o.,,.,s,.u,.. si56,07s So
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~ Advertisements for 7N Tyibsa< OF Monday ooght to
be cen, In before 10 clock on Saturday evening a. the Pub
hcauon Once OF paper not open on Sundays Persons
wishing The Tyia< len their dwellings or places Of
business regularly every morning VIII please leave 'heh al
dress Of the Publishing Office send note through he Post
Once Terms l24 cents week. payable TO the Garner.
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SENATOR DoUGLAss.-The Bureau Adrocafe,
paper published Princeton, in Illinois speaks thus OF
Mr. Douglass the Senator from Illinois. who has lstely
been instructed by the Legislature OF bis State to vote
for the Wilmot Proviso:
" Let US see whether he has msEnanimity enough 10
carry bis threat and resign that our Legislature
may have chance 70 elect person who will make u
bis business the people Of Illinois instead Of
the Southern Shareholders. llnoi. wants no Senator
who leaves bic 10 Congress and travels through
the South making speeches in favor OF Slavery and in
sGng the people Of the state he elected 70 repre-
sent by threatening 10 resign required to carry out
their wishes and Represent their interest We cannot
conceive of grosser insult 10 the people OF Illinois than
the Speech made By Senator Douglass Al New Orlean.
last Summer In which he declared that be would hold
bis Senator Of this State only condition that
he permitted 70 represent the Interests Of tbs
Shareholders II Senator Douglass In consequence Of
having married Southern wife has scquired personal
interest in the souls and bodies Of his elowmen In
that gop which be Is more DESTROYS 70 look after and
represent than the free aborers Of Illinois he certsinly
ought to resign immediately and without being asked
to 90 Honor entity setrespect all demand Il Of
him. IL bold move 10 Mr.. Doug ass thus 10 con
front his constituents"
Illinois has presented Mr. Douglass with the oppor-
tuuity Of making his cholcc-eiher 20 obey resign
HIS words bind him 10 do the latter.
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National MsIArUkE oALLEEY-E WHITE "a Broad.
wayThis establishment 10 the extensive and fash
ionsbls 10 tbs United States containing Dsgueusotype
miniatures from lie Of nearly ell celebrated The pub.
lie invited visit his collection and anime the mos.
beautiful specimens Of lis In tho world ll3 'msodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

DISTRESSING AND FATAL OCCURRESCE-Nes
terday afternoon an occurrence Of truly distressing
nature and which fatal three persons happened
at the works the Albany Gas Company in Arch street
The recent cold weather had 1t Is supposed, worked
injury 20 the main pipes conveying gas 20 the
large meter hinderng free flow OF gas for cOnsump-
ton. The Superintendent Mr. Ludlow, directed two
OF the in the employ OF the Company to descend
the dry well aud tap the pipe by which the gas Is dis
charged from the meter cauuoning them, however not
10 d. unless they were prepared with plugs 10 stop
the hole they nigh make In the pipe. The men, Mi
chael Flood and Peter Hspin, who had long been in
the service of the Company and well Understood their
duties, set about the JOB Flood descended nrst ana
when had got the bottom OF the well found he had
no plug to stop the hole he drill into the pipe
Hslpn up for IT, and il 10 supposed while he was
absent Flood drilled the hole and the escaping over
came him Immediately. Hapn returning into the well
with the plug. also Immediately overpowered as IL
supposed for no In the immediate vicinity OF
the accident At last Of the workmen alarmed at
their protacted absence, lowered Patrick Coyle into
the well having previously tied rope around his body
TO haul him out If be considered himself IN danger
COye had been lowered far before he appeared 70
be by the escaping gas and before be could
be released he was beyond ell hopes OF recovery and
lived but a fe minutes after he was drawn out The
body OF Flood next recovered but not until Il was
drawn up By the graphing irons used by Daniel Lu.
combe recover property Lost in the river The body
of Hspn could not be reached, even with the aid OF
Lu-combe Such is brief outline OF this melancholy
event: the details will be disclosed At the Coroners in
quest which 20 sit to-day, and may change the com
plexon OF accounts but not We believe msterisy.
Flood has been married but short time. but Hspin
and Coyle leave behind them large families to bewsil
their sudden bereavement The occurrence as may be
supposed created great excitement In the neighoor
hood. and crowds gathered around the scene Of
this melancholy disaster. ALBANY Argus 10Th.
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POLICE DEMONSTRATING Of consequenc
ranspired in the Police Courts yesterday.
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which the Senate adjourned.
IN ASSEMBLY.

IN NNNIMNI1 7.
bill wss reported 20 amend the chsrter of the East
River Savings Institution.
The Secretary of State sent in the ennus Report OF
the Institution for the Blind
The bill 10 extend the time for the Superintendent
of the Poor 10 take the oath of Office passed.
Notice given OF bill 10 amend the Divorce
Laws aud Of BIN for the protection Of apprentices and
operatives Ia fsetories.
Mr. Burton laid on the table resolutions relative 10
the election OF Postmssters by the people
Mr. PxslEy offered resolution requiring the Sher.
IFS Of Ne~York 10 report the number OF sales made
under mortgage forsclosures--the fees received on
each sse-the amount of money In his hands rs SHEER
a. and the security given-whieh wss adopted
The House went into Committee Of the Whole, and
took I'D the bill declsrstory Of the time OF paying or
meeting drafts bills drawn paysole at sight aud IN
favor Of allowing days OF grace on such ouls A
long debate ensued the merits of the bill No cues
ton was .aken The Committee then and reported
progress, when the House adjourned
= I.
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For CALIFoRSIA.-The following is correct
lst Of passengers ~ the ship Gray Eagle from fnla-


Let Of passengers ~ the ship Gray Eagle from fnla-
dephis.
Georg- Thou.- Pt Phs wn Blrrar 81 Johs Relies
A DAVIS. Js-Fh Thons.. Geo @ " - o.
Thrs. B1e-n rfoa. H-ury Pruot Co. tfans Cas-
ktF tatt s-s
Bra-I-y r0rs-r o. james -
o. LLaf-s Gllr.tar o. James seal o. Va hrst o. Go
v Egr> Jota Dot- g. Bon1-l Co. a-ol =
D1ce-1 - Co. Ih-1tor- Dl1osq- o. CO. hem 4 - ~ L
Jos n Hlrtrar. 70 .ltt@ Ils = hlf1 FAa
tsPl Iao. Wrght Do Ihos " Cssl, t1, B~n X s.n Co.
Chss McEsu-y Dos --toru Psrsol. v ID 90 r H. IhenP
90, p sc-ptai " TLozp.ol, o. Ess Mint Nsr lofi
c. Lvnsstol, Co. Ft~ Hrst-sd. 10
Mr.. theodore Dabosq. jeweler. North Secondst we
understand takes with him the mschinery for melt
ing and coming gold and stamping i, with private
mark, 80 - 70 est,bish q currency which VII snord
the greater convenience and facility for dealing 10 toe
raw material iPhiladel. Eve Bulletin, 18th.
THE MlSEs-DIscovERf oF COAL.-The hands
Of the Lesd Mines the Kellogg Dgzings are al bust
~ engaged IN raising the ore, the deposits OF ~ncn
seem o Be ineNhauStibe. discoveries Of many new
ofes have lately been made. 10 prospecting Tor cad,
Aoout siN miles north of the maa clggins, lew
days since bed OF nne coal was struck few ieei
from tbs surface Of the ground. Al the ss accounts
the shsft bad been sunk distance 10 tce coa aud
u wa thought iha: toe bed would prove 70 be very
thick, and extend over large area
lLittle Rock Ark Democrat
MORE GoLD.-The Skoriegan Pres, in Somer-
set County Ne says It has been the current report
shout town for the week past that gold mine has
been discovered N the town Of Bingham in this
county"
Lex AT QUEsrc.-A communication has been
established for some days between Quebec City and
TIE lsant Of Orleans BY means Of any Ice bridge