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Fatal Accisi ,nl
BAL1ImoKE Thur

BAL1iMoREl EhuFsday, Aug 3.
priah Van Bright, aged 80 years, was killed to
civ. by falling through trap door Of Richard
Bishops soap factory, in Fsyestes.. His parents
resade IN Trenton.
The bark Delswsrean arrived here shis afternoon,
With oates from Ric to the Goth. No news Of i'm
portanoe.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
roRT OF NEw-YoRK......AUeUsr %. 1885,
CLEARED.

Ships Jessore, Cobb, Liverpool Eagle Hazard; Column
bla Clruml-y savannah, Demil Co; 5smoset, Hollis,
Boston, A A Lo~ Bro
Barhs Louis (Brsm) Schsm. Bre On, seehtsL Gre
o'e (Breml W~ssels, a.. men. PoppS D Edward 90
GRAY Ptcscu Ms Dsnuistoun Co. Isia de Cubs Mare
c,aIk Havana Tfujilo Bsrrorsg fexn doTNd So
varnnb DuI ham 4 Dinon. Caroline Smith, CharlssE q,
Durham Dimun; A.rs. spral g. Msrzs, L.dd; L)ret
IA Fi,r Robinson Mobile J W h. we'll
Brigs D,buars ROn,y, mobls, w El-elE Proieeh %,
Hil Passport Smith & 8ovn on; WIN D1gsn Hu 90,
Charleston N l. ncCTesdV Co.
schs Julia L Nancy, Littleion, Nevbern Mtchsi
Ana "a Wilton schico X PosL K sthsr; Avery,
BsIlirntre, J " Mckee Era Chamberlain, Boston; Ann
Maria Jones N-w berr NC, Mitchell
k,loop Byron Vaila, Providence.
Steamer Csyuys Merely. Philadelphia
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Appointments, DO.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 20.
The Senate has been engaged in Executive ses-
sion to day, discussing the nomination Of Lewis as
Collector at Philadelphia No vote was come to.
General Roger Wrighimsn is mentioned a. pro-
bsble Chief Clerk Of the Home Department, vice
Anderson, resigned.
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Steamer w Pesse, Jsssap In rYork Jan ~, "A. -.
iesoeo arr .. susuos Ayres jug 5, ana lefs Ioss On
turn 70 snc CALIFORNIA; -
s.y J, o. Cape PRO shlo Js7s Hsndsrsoo, w.n... !.
balnmo Q March ls) for California e&
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sauthern Mail.

PHILADELFRIA, fhurfday, Aug q.
The Southern Mai due here this morning did not
reach the Post Office till III o'clock. The delay was
oecssioned by an accident to the cars near VIII
wipetcn
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HriG Wahseen.

NoRFoLR, Thursday Aug g.
Brig wsbsegs, reported yesterday on Smiths
Island. was got off on Tuesday wthoas assistance
and arrived to day. she is badly strained, has
iost sails and lesks considerably.
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Presrsss Of the Cho,ern.

ALLEGHENY cirY, Thursday, Aug. g.
There were Eve deaths from Cholers hero yes
terdsy. The disease hiss DOW assumed milder
form.
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Army Eeadouarters.

wksHIseTor fhursdsy, August 90
The Army Hea iquarters will be removed rom
New Yorh to Washington. at the end OF octoeer
naxt
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Spokeb, arc.

Avg 2 TAI 2 70, loo 70 % salp COLUMBIA \ a.
Tor Liverpool ! do cot Wished "a b reported seh
Ans 10 si42 hon 81, 81 shso Lady of Toe L.s.
Andrews fof Cowes; sane pme sbio Lenors
Jul, 50 ht9 loo 50 81 ", bsrk Yssnci, Wa
zee, fm no JsIeirO for HYofk. II Do 0ol "a. "a
AUG le lat a IS, loo III al. b.k Ulsa H,s,.-~ -
Newcastle. Ne for EOdesns--hai beeo becs - ~
avs u % vsn end Of Jamaica, b. scs vs,oes -
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xxxIst CONGREss-Pir-s session.
sENATE-M..llnnrox Ihnr.hau Anr

sENATE-wAsgiNeroS, Thursday, Aug. %.
TIE West Pom, Appropriation bill was taken up
and amended by the Insertion Of provision rails
ing the salaries Of the PrOiessosG aud ordered 70
shird reading.
TIE Bounty / md bin was again taken mp. and
Mr.. NAsos moved 40 amendments providing FOR tns
issue of military snd scfip which III be received
In payment for public la9os, no nttter by whom
nted, instesd Of leaving u the soldiers tho
option Of locating his laOc himself, receiving
Tr.sssry scrip Joe one hundred dollAEs IS proposed
by the Committee on Public Lends
The debate continued upon this question until
O'Clock, when. without comipg % 4 vote. the iur.
ther consideration Of tbs SUBJECT was postponed
oLti TO Rnrrow.
TIE Senate then were occupied in Executive
exsssoa abe Temaioder Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

Three feet OF water in the river channel
vreisb,s TO Cincinnati, 90 cents Louisville, 30
serts, and st. Louis so cents.
Another riot took place among the hands on the
Charters Railway. Little harm was, however
done; one riDsleader was arrested and things are
now peacesbe.
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$50 bbs sp Oh. p" "a N
. beard from IN May, on OF shore ground sh,p Ra..o. :
Cleave, New Bedford, SIS speem "''s'sN
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HOUSE or RIPsEsEgvAvIVEs

The Ho0ss resumed the COZ siSeration OF the re-
port made estsrdsy by Mr. sT.sLr that Richie
ard 6engstsek refused 70 answer certain questions
pns 10 them by the Select Committee sFPoiated 10
n az Last 70 tsceriain the s9thor u toe BaHdseuod
essays Published 10 the OntoR. aud other cssisers
aspertsining TO electioleaTiIg by Loco gocns 10
Office during he lsst Presidential elecsop.
One of ths resolutions pending was 70 brios
Richie and SsDgaiack before tho House iof con
tempt
M FircB justified Richie and 5eOsssacA 10 Dol
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Nominations for Congress, hc.

PIrTsBURsH, Thursday, Aug %.
The Democratic Convention yesterday nomi-
mated Salisbury, che Workinsmens candidate,
fus Congress for the full term. Gen. Moohead
wa nominated for Congress. Resolutions were
passed recommending Col. 8. w. Black for Gov.
ernor. and Col. Wilson w. Candies for u. s. Sen
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Combinations.

WAsHIkGToF, fhuFfdsy Aug ..
Among the Senate copfrmations this week are
Henry Turner, Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis;
Sampson Mason, District Attorney, Ohio; William
A. Bradley, Postmaster, Washington City Thomas
King Carroll, Naval Officer, Baltimore -
eweetzer, Attorney, Western Pennsylvania.
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MINIATURE ALM.ssc....rris DAY.
EUE-Rlses.. "A ses....... So Hoos-Rses.ll l5a
HIGH WATER. august so
Sandy H.. So Gov isfd.. q hell Ga4..... %
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Markets......ALs.sy, August %.

sALbAAf, August 90
Receipts stree our las,-FLouR. & 5el 81.
NEfAr, l2to0 busb CORS, 500 DO FIONA /. ,s.5s
lo' inactive WHEAT Is du hut pl,sa nsss1tb.la,, ,s
ave The uaf sectors Ia Coax s's unl I'd 2eo 80
have teen dhposed Il - Gle f,r 81 vel R.,t.n = 90
- u fvrcc BALM mere sala Al 76s aas 60 e1.h
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Markets. ..BALTINoRE, Augusta
FLOUR hes luther d-cliDed-4 s7a4 % f,r citv
/ hts and Howard >. GEAIS 10 UNCHANGED Tus.eeef I,
ht Win an upward teAdeney
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1HHI NFts ssssDNTIlLu AuFlII =
The Receipts since our last have beao-Fr,rs
L,te otisi WsEAT, $500 hush; C0ES Z. CCl hil,s Ia
soSr tsVe IloIe elsrs tnsn cd pe.s VIZ
~ ~ hicnigsn madefs inqIirY e1isls for Vggsr
ara he msTket STEADY saas Of $40 bssh awe n,eu
ne All fol Ohio. CORsis STEADY a. rat.,.
% tai % ~ Sci Nheal u. CON -'
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DaguerreotyDes,

Dag Su5II5UIyp6o'
TNHE subscriber respectfully INFORMS his old friends and
l. customers that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He ngtts all TO call and
his specimens, partcu y those oil the Hon Judge Colamar
Post Master General of the Unled States and Gen Phelps
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Comra "
whose Daguereotypes he has had The pleasure of taking DUR
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. 3. Pictures taken in less time and e.like than
IN any other room in The city.
Worcester, Sept. %. d VIM. GILMORE.
The Daily spy., 1850-02-04
Particular Notice.


BE NOI UECEIVEU. 7I.|1
TTNHOsE Ribbed Hosiery Offered about town at low rates
will be found to bear comparison in point OF quality
TO the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber. The Ladies' will please notice that the Forts
moath Hosiery ALL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN.
Having large stock Of The GENUINE GOODS on hand which,
in order to reduce the lowest previous to the rs
of March, have marked them all down much betor former
prices Will the Ladies please call and examine them
have also marked down many other kinds OF WINTER
GOOl which wish TO dispose Of TO make room for
splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt o
y hch will be duly noticed. IT. A. CLARK,
(ate Clark & Sanford)
Jan &C. d6twtf No. Merchants Row.
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NeW Express Aas G.
BlgeloW's Boston & Worcester Express,

ssse1s. Ouer the Worcester and Nashua and
@ss1ss@s2 Ftehdurg Rail Roads.
+ssg THE subscriber ha. Commenced running an
-- Express Car the above Roads, or the
safe transmission OF
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and ali business
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Express.
QFces-Auerican House, Worcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Sqaere. Prsten.
Orders received Hutchinson Go Is Bookstore II
Aan 81, and the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, m...nno,s
H. C. BARpwgLL,}
l.. BlGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton junction with
EigeiOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua, shirley, Lunenburg, Leomnser Fchbnrg,
Westminster, AshbErnham, Gardner, Badwnville Roy
slston, Aiho, Orange Wenda, Ervng, Montague, North
field, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Bfattleboro'Vt Wnchen-
don, Fitzwiam, Troy Keenc, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont, H., Springfield, Windsor, R"ckDg>
ham, Bartnnville Chester Proctorsville Cavendh Lud
low Rutland, Mddlebury, Yergennes and Burlington, VT.
March 10. DIFF
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arrival Of Steamboats,, and proceed direct to Wor
cester and Boston without change of cars. The Train
will stop at Daniesonvle
The 1890 m train from Worcester in connection
with all the Railroads that terminate in w. also connects
with the n London and Hartford Il r. at Norwich
The 430 pm. train from Worcester runs from all the r.
Roads that terminate at W. except the Prov. W. also
takes passengers Way Stations for n London N ork
The $50 am train from Norwich runs in connection with
all X r. trains that leave Worcester in the morning
The $50 m train runs in connection with the Hartford
and N London r. Road and delivers passengers from
places in Boston the evening
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at Ct am, and
Norwich at 81 a.m-(Daily, Sundays exCepted9
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston II m arriving in
New York next morning. eN
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken to include money, merchandise,
nor other articles than those of and when of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of
fact and extra price paid the Company will hold
itself liable beyond that
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Jan IA. dwtf n. d w. r. r.
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--latest from CmligoFmfa,

DIR. VAN ALsTIN has just returned from California
with all the from the Dggings. He now in his Office
have thea, short notice, by calling him. Those
who call specimens of Gold from the Dggings and
obtain any information which they may WISH and their
Types taken in the perfect that be done in
the County. DIT JAM
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This Express connects at Groton junction with
EigeIOW,s Great Northern Expres,.
Upton, Grafton, ". Ii. village, and
SHnrpnSfar

g-.SA9A TJ'IiE subscriber has commenced runnin.
%sEsRJS5TTA 4 Stage and from Upton daily
eA=szz-Sas. esundays exceptel) to connect with
ae between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
al 81 AM, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 P. NJ.
The Grafton and ROrcester Stage W II run twice day.
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and Pm. Leave Grafton
at A. M. and ] P M.
Books hep the Grafton Hotel, at Z. NJ Smiths Post
Office, N. E. Village, and in Worcester at the Genera
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
II is necessary that all Express Business should DO
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may done with correctness.
Sept IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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f. 81 PUTNAM,
REMOVAL.

ESETzeRE AHI.
900 THE subscriber begs leave o inform his friends
YIN aud the public that he has taken the stand re-
~ Stcenty occupied bv |. L. BANGS,
Ss..A4 2O5 MAIN ST.,
2nd door north American House. where he intends to keen
the bes; assortment of JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS 10
be found in The City, and prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction Particular attention called large lot of
Gold an Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
French and American Clocks, Gold and Silver spectaces
Ladies' and Cents Breast Pins Suitable dress or mourn
ng) Gold and Silver Thnbes, Silver Ware Finger Rings
endless variety Silver and Bua and Horn Cnbs Gold
e9 Ie9S '' encs Steel Bags, Purses and Trimmings Cut
Jane d3w lst door south of CIRCUITS Book
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Observation-Disclosures

THE subscribers would say to their friends and the public
generally that they have on hand and are constantly
supplied with every variety of of the choicest
quality, at 25l MAIN STREET,
which they will sell low be bought any other
establishment in the city, Every article sold by Us, not
proving satisfactory heher warranted, or not when Sold
will be exchanged the price paid refunded at the option
Of the purchaser.
Call and examine for yourselves do not charge for
Goods unless ordered. Don't forget the number,
25l Corner Of Main 8 Mechanic Sts. PSI
Jan 10 dew wSt +. IIOLBROoK & co.
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" FORESTER 81 NASHUA RAIL ROAD
EffgssSEz f=szssssyass ;sasssssssps - "a
IS 6 $ ~ 8 ss& q q 4s5zSs2 rs Ss ESEA

S
Winter Arrangement, commencing Nov. lS49
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows.
Leave arrive at GrOton Nashua and
Worcesterat Junction atA Lowell at
6.45 e.l5am. 9OOam.
ii 90 I2 80 pm. l.l5p.n,
S.53 pm. Sis pm. S.I5 D n.
Leave iArriye at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell, junction, Worcester,
7.20 m. 7.S0 am. 80 ain. 940am.
Ii. 80 am. Ii 80 am. IL 50 p m. g. 90 pm.
Ais pm. 4 05 pm. 5.l5 635 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Eashda and Lowell
daily for Grotnn JHnction and Worcester
At Worcester, the 6.45 A M.tran connects with Nor
Wor ST. BIT. train from NewY ork-Eary trains the
Bos. e. Wer, Prov. a. War Nor, &, Wor and Western
At Grolan Junction, trains arrive simult aneousy at
6l5 A. M IL so & 5l5 p. Nj from Worcester, Nashua
Boston, Fitchburg, Lowell and West TOWNSEND and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places at
AM, 1890 and 5i5 P. NJ
Trains arriving at Nashua from Worcester connect with
upward trains OF Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and
those leaving Nashua depart arrival downward trains
ofthe same roads.
s-This DAD forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication for Freight ani Passengers
between New York City Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England (ncnding the line OF the West
ern Rail Roadl and Lowell Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and all places in the vi
cinty OF the Concord. Boston, Concord and Montreal
Northern, and Passumrsc Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad, upward from White River Juncon-AIso, to
all places the line OF the Fchburg, Vermont and Mas
sachusetls Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail.
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic r. r. from White
River Junction.
Fare from Nashla New York, s4 and So;
do do do t2 Providence, 81;
do DO Lowell 70 do sl,75ia
do do Worcester to Brat,lehoro, So 80.
J. w. sToWELL, sup't
Worcester. Nov s. 1919. dwt
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

4VVLVUAA tAAxtk W u OOUU~A
n I'll e subscriber continues TO run THE EX.
E5TTEE1 / PRESS between Boston and Worcester, foi
Sssasas-A the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles,
@-->% isanf Notes. specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Iines each way Daily.
Particular attention gi1a paying collecting and
goiatns les, drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, prodnce, etc.
All packages must he directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed his care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester &c
Salem Newbury port TauRon, Fall River, and New Bed
furd alsn, TO Portland, and all parts Of Maine.
orders free or goods e he returned by this Express
UrFIcEs.--HARNbEN d. cos. Office. 8 Court Street,
Rnstoni j. Fl KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main ST.
Worcester. q. 3. LEONARD.
Feb 2b, l847. ISL DIFF
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
Types taken with Voightlandei's Quick
Camera.
No. @ RriaaBpy EsHfa no @
No. o

NVe EDHIBhGy kaSGhA1 NOs y
HE Proprietor of this Establishment he's fitted up en-
tirely his spacious and commodious ROOMS and
furnished them with every convenience and comfort thai
be obtained in the Fashionable 10 the city lie
has of Voghtanders Large and Quick Came
large any in this cyor the purpose of taking
large types groups of PERSONS and children style of e
gance and perfection that be obtained by the of
smaller and less perfect Instruments lie has also procured
large lot of GOLD LOCKETS, double and single, of all
sizes AMI descriptions, which he offers for sale lower
prices than they be Taught at any other place in the
city, He is prepared, heretofore, to unish his fiends
and the public with the perfect Daguerreotype that
be produced OF the character of the pictures
this long established Gallery, it is enough that
they have secured the very highest tokens favor om
late Mechanics Fair in this CITY, and from other equally
competent Probably establishment in the
try enjoys higher reputation for it's perfect and sklfuy
executed types, which exhibit the form and mnutes parts
of the original, fully and accurately delneated
The public here and those visiting this city invited
call and examine for themselves the beautifully and skill
fully executed types AT DR. VAN ALSTlN'S ESTABLISH
MENT, at No. 9 I'rinley Hall.
MINIATURES put into sA for $l-snd into Velvet
Gases for so
N. B. Stock constantly on hand and for sac
able prices. A. w. VAN ALSTlN.
Jan |. DIFF
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Cod LiUca. OIL.

SERAPHIWES AND EA0LTMS.
BARLEY s. PEARSON, coninae to manufacture
their Old Stand, Q75 old Ne } 1908 new NO.)
MAIN STREET,
SER.aPHINES, 1EOLiANS, NEED ORGANS AND
MELODIANS, of superior quality, which hey pre-
pared furnish wholesale retail the
able terms. All instruments manufactured by
svarrented u Dealers and others respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA dom
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-04
CiFGIaRn

Burgess splendid Circus will be here to-
day, and give its first exhibition in the morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, its second at O'Clock, and
its third at 71-2 o'clock. As it will be very
crowded in the evening, all the children and
ladies intending to witness the performances
should go in the morning or afternoon. There
is nothing in the performances to which pa
rents can reasonably object to their children
seeing, and certainly there is no exhibition SO
perfectly enhancing to them. The Company
has been much improved, we are informed
since it was here few months since, and
then it gave better satisfaction than Cranes
celebrated Camel affair. Let all attend who
are fond of such sport.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June rs
SENATE

WASHINGTON, June 29.
SENATE
After the morning business the omnibus
bill WAS; taken up.
Mr.. Davis of Miss spoke at length on Mr..
SOule's amendment.
MIR. SouIe followed in reply to Mr. Web
ster, and also to Mr.. Douglas.
MIR. Webster rejolned.
Mr.. Soue's amendment was rejccted-yeas
10, nays SO.
Mr. Davis addressed the Senate on the
bill
Mr. Clay expressed hisdesre that the vote
to eugross the bill should be taken next week
CONSENTED to.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Parker Introduced bill in relation TO
the armories at Springfield and Harper's Fer
ry-reterred.
The contested election report was .esum-
ed
Mr.. Disney spoke in favor Of the sitting
member
Mr.. Thompson, of Penn, followed on the
same side.
Mr.. Toombs advocated the claims of his
contestant.
Mr.. Vandyke began his speech, and alluded
to MIR. T., when he was called 10 order by
Mr.. Carter; saying he had called member a
thief
The speaker did not so understand it,
Mr.. Vandyke said it was understood that
Mr.. L. took away the poll book, and this
regard as larceny. The then spoke in Iavor
OF the contestants claim.
Mr.. Strong spoke in favor Of the resolution
ofthe majority of the committee, and offered
the following:
Resoiped, That Mr.. Thompson is entitled
to the seat which he holds.
Mr.. Vandyke moved to amend by counting
certain votes and rejecting others, and dc
clarlng that Daniel Miller is entitled to the
! scat, which was lost--yeas 95, nays 95, the
Speaker voting nay. The vote is a stric
party vote, excepting Decker, Preston King
and Holmes, who voted for the amendment
| before the result was announced. Much ex
element prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, Of Miss, they
adjourned till Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-04
Ladies Fair.

Once mere, and Tor the last time, we cali
attention to the Ladies Fair to day and Tea
Party this evening. The ladies will expect
your presence, and they must not be disap-
pointed. Those who were at the Tea Party
and Fair last evening, must have been well
pleased with the beautiful appearance of
things, and the crowd in attendance. The
arrangements were such as only the heads
of ladies could conceive and their hands car
ry out. The Circus, nor any other amuse-
ment, should prevent the attendance at least
once to-day and this evening of every one in
terested in pushing forward an enterprise. Of
- lo,,dabio NM, as this Go all of you
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-04
WAsHINCroH, June 20.
HOUSE-


The Speaker announced the first business
ia order was the committees resolution IN the
contested election case, when Mr.. McCler-
nand moved to lay the subject OH the table.
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, enquired whether il
was in order to move e call Of the House.
The Speaker replied no.
Mr. Harris moved to adjourn, and called
the yeas and nays-lost, only one voting yea.
The question was taken On Mr.. McCler-
nand's motion, and lost.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved a postpo" ement till
Monday at IL A. NJ.
MIR. Crowell-No, stree.
The Speaker said the resolution to post
pone was out Of order.
The question was taken on the original re-
solution, and lost-yeas "a, nays l02.
During much confusion Mr.. McGaughey
rose to offer resolution, and was proceeding
10 make some remarks, amid loud cries of ''or-
der" 'send the resolution to the clerk 10 be
read" (Which was done) the substance OF
which was: there is no vacancy in the House
from the LIST Congressional district of Iowa !:
that the Governor of that State would be ac-
quainted with the fact if such was the case.
A long debate ensued between Messrs.
Burt, Morse and others.