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SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov, II, A. y

Reports.-By Mr.. Chandler. from the
Judiciary committee, on resolution relating
TO an act regulating the commissions oil
Justices of the peace, and increasing the
salary of the Secretary OF civil aud military
affairs, that no legislation is necessary, and
adversely to toe passage Of the bill.
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New York Election.

New York, Nov. II.
All the counties in this State have now
been heard from except Kings, and prcsum-
inc that 10 be correctly returned, Hunts
majority is 33i.
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zr In answer TO many inquiries we would
state that in this State, United States Senators
are not elected by joint ballot of the two Hou-
SEES, but by the independent aud concurrent vote
Of each
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Census Returns.

Mcssrs Barrett & Cobb
Herewith scnd you the
number of inhabitantsin the following towns
as returned hy me for tho present Census.
1872. lojn. Incroasr.
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HOUSE.

SATURDAY, Nov. 8, r. NJ.
Reports of Committees.-By Judiciary
committee, in favor Of Senate bill altering
The lime OF holding Windsor and Orange
county cour,s 81 reading ordered Monday
morning In favor OF bill for The appoints
ment Of Jail commissioners Sd reading
ordered. By committee on Roads IN Ia
yor of Senate bill relating to tie Vermont
and Massachusetts railroad company /;
passed.-A gaiust bill relating 10 the iene-
mo of railroads. Discussed by Messrs.
Hubhell and Brown OF Shrewsbury IN op-
posilion. Mr.. Everls moved an amends
nenl altering the time Us to the eonsnnc-
lion of the ros d 4: adopted and 81 reading
ordered. By the select committee to
whom was referred the resolution relating
10 State House repairs, that they had con
sidered the same and recommended me
following repairs that the floor be car,
pe,ed. he cushions newly covered, ana an
part, of the house be whitewashed which
necessity demnuds. Several amendments
were proposed aud lost, and resolution re-
7 ircl ed
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HOUSE.
EVENING.

The House resolved itself into a com
mittee of the whole, and proceeded to
consider the bill relating TO license law.
Mr.. Vail took the chair Amendments
were proposed to the remaining sections
and adopted. The committee then rose
and recommended to the House the a
doption ofihe several amendments dis
cussed by Mr.. Cheney against, and a.
dopted. The question then REQUIRED
upon the passage of the bill. Mr. Rich
ardson moved 10 amend the Is, section
adopted. Also. fourth section adopt
ed. The bill was discussed by Messrs
Powers, Richardson, Bromley and Miller
in favor by Messrs. Vail and Eyerls
who contended that there was no Offence
specified in The 9th section OF the bll
for the sale OF liquor under twenty gal
Ions; by MIR. Buel, who was in favor o
licensing one agent instead of four By
Mr., Kellogg, who thought that II wa
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Nov. II, p.

E-UN y -NVFs 7 Y = We
Resolution BY Mr.. Weston, that he
concurrent resolution fixing upon WedheS
day morning 6 o'clock for the final adj
ionrnment he rescindcd and lhaI both
house. be adjourned at e a. NJ. Thursday
adonted
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gS The earnings of the Rutland & Bur
lineton Rail Road, for the month of October,
HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS.
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r9S A company of New EnglNnders have
purchased $50 900 acres of timber land, on
the kanawha river, with a view of opening
heavy lumber trade with Ohio. Fifty
cents an acre was paid. Forty New Eng
landers have gone forward to form a settle
ment-Am. Sent.
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not the kind Of bill that the petitioners
desired. Mr. Fay of Calais moved it,
DISMISSAL; lost, nays l20 yeas 81. Adj
lourued.
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Or Mr., billiard, of Alabama, (Whig,) has
written a long and able letter a !ainst disunion
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HOUSE

Reports of Committees BY The select
committee. 10 whom was referred the res
olulion lnstructinr the committee 10 inquire
into the expediency of completing the geo
logical survey. that Zadock Thompson sill
report at the next session on the suhjrcl
committee discharged. Against h rela-
TING 10 taxation Of nonresident lands dis
missed. By committee on Roads, in favor
of rspealing act of 1919 relating - rail
road corporaions passed. BY committee
On the Judiciary, in favor of resolunor
making insurance companies liable for the
acts of their agents, with bill accordingly
n,ssed. Bv tie Judiciary committee. ~
favor Of bill providing for the taxa'ion Of
certain college lands, with amendments
| laid on the table.
Bills referred. - Relating 10 common
schools. all moneys for teachers wares
shall be raised on The grand list, and mon
CIV raised from tax on scholars shall delray
the EXPENSES Tor fuel aud board of teach
crs; TO committee on Education.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, EVENING.
Report.-By Mr.. Colhurn, from commit
tee on Agriculture. in favor of House bill
to preserve fish in Lake ChamPlan pass
ed.
HOUSE.
ReDorfs of CommiteeS.-By committee
on Education, in favor OF Senate hlll fela-
ling To common schools; teachers wages
shall be paid by tax on grand list, ~c'
passed. The select committee to whom
was referred the resolution relating 10 me
detached militia, reported and recommends
ed The adoption of the following resolu'
lion That the Secretary of State procure
and deposit in his office the muster rolls o.
The militia OF Vermont who served IN Inc
last war with Great Britain; adopted
Senate hill was called up, relating TO inc
school fund; distributing debts due the Ole
school fund and Tor pedlers' old licenses ''
the several colleges and universities Mr
Johnson offered an amendment, dlslrlhn
ting this money 10 school districts Dls
cussed hy Messrs. Gale Horton aud Bart
lctt i'm favor, hy Messrs. Field, EverIs
/ Grandey and Lenvenworih IN opposition
5 adopted, yeas 1913, nays 81; third reading
ordered. The question thea REQUIRED nPo'
the passage OF the bill. II was discussed
by Messrs. Vail and Miller in opposition
passed, yeas 1871 nays 81
D SENATE.
! WEpNrsDAY, Nov. 49, A. NJ
p Resoluiion.-B Mr.. Chandler' that IN
e lnsnecror General furnish Two field piece
It 10 Norwich University, and take the receir
il or the president thereof for the same; re
r. Cerred 10 committee on military affairs.
5. HOUSE.
81 Reports Of Committees by The SeleC
=, committee. against bill relating To III
, grand list and taxation of certain Colleg
y lands dismissed. The committee To who'
p, was referred the resolution for Distribute
u of the report Of State Superintendent
q Common Schools, reported in favor oil ii
same, adopted.
Resolution from The table That II
Governor appoint Two or more persons
attend the London exhibition, provide
they ray their own expenses; adopted.
" SENATE, P. Al.
Of Reports. Mr.. Seymour from +
Ne nance committee. recommending The ado
~ ton OF resolution referring TO steam cor
ID muuicalion between this country ana 4
IBERIA.
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o the ground where the murder was com
nitted, and examined several persons whose
statements arc subioined.
From the statements there elected, we
AN arrive at no conclusion that would tend
To fix suspicion on any one, or that would
Us to say bv whom ;he foul muir
der had been commit ed, all Of which Is
submitted.
Signed by all the committee
Nhcreupon the committee were discharg- |
ed from further action.
Signed,
ALIEN. w. Mccoy, Chairman.
j, DELANo, Secretary.
VIM. O. Wards testimony-O On Satur-
day evening; Sept. Z, after eating supperwc
talked awhile and then laid down fell a
sleep and was awakened by "A noise and saw
a man with some sort of instrument raised
and in the act Of striking, it was either a
club. knife or Ratchet. and also saw man
standing little above the other. As quick
" as could ! spr ng up, and the last men
toned man sprang at me and followed me
six or eight rods, think he must have fallen
from the noise he made. Think they were
both white men. ran up to Capt. Jcwett's
','e',. w" IL ~ ,..a.
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,oot o,s Woo r;dnd ~ tbe;r rontcnts tnow
- ,,L,,i, 1o,'l1 lao ;ln,st;G.I Co.'s
drossn5 Ne nm now with Tho nvre,tion of
w., '.'aou al az" "o Which LaJ onr
h:,oL", , ",' T. w,s Ir,c 10 n;ob,
lororn
'N'0' s;o,o1
Uur1AN n WARD
Mr.. Ward stated that an oycr-shlrt was
spotted with blood and showed The shirt.
Capt. Jewctl called.-The first alarm we
heard was go down, two men are murder
Ing my boys on hearing the sound arose
and the first thing saw was Ward, standing
on the log crossing the creek-he said 20
as quick as YOU can or they will XIII them, II
they are not lead already we alarmed the
other camps, and came down with lights, say
il was half an hour after the alarm was giv
en-. | came here but saw no man, but blood
we found the bodies in the creek. We took
out one of the bodies that night, was not still
suppose inward heat had not left him, We
took the other body out in the morning
could not have been dead more than an hour
| think the wounds were Inflicted with 1
hstchet or an edged tool. The wounds Of
Mr.. Lawrences head ran angling on the lief
side on MIR Luther the wounds were rattle
more on the top Of the head, but angling OF
both. Mr.. Lawrence had bis left ear cut of
Signed,
Moses .JrwE1r. of South Danvers, Mass
Jonathan W. spooner' OF New bed'9 .,
Mass, makes the same statement WIN vi
'Jewett, and adds Mt " ara appeared niue
frightened when he came up-9"d on a.. ach &c
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THANKsGIvING.- Thus far, a day for
public thanksgiving has been set apart in
fourteen States, and Of this number eight
only have selected the same day, viz:
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FiRe.-The Depo, building at Chess
ter wAs destroyed by fire on the night OF
Friday last. A considerable amount Of
property stored in the building was lost
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Reporis.-By MIR. Seymour, from FL
nance committee, recommending me au"P'
ton OF resolution referring TO steam con-
municalion between this country ana IL
IBERIA.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 10, 4. NJ.

ResoIuiion.-By Mr. Chandler mat The
Iosnector General furnish Two field pieces
10 Norwich University, and take the receipt
or the president thereof for the same; re-
ferred 10 committee on military affairs.
unITGE
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Connections Election.
From the Hartford tct., Tin

From the Hartford tCt) Times.
GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH,
Both houses democratic iSsyo safe The entire State
ticket Triumphant
The returns from all parts of the cheering
They tell surely result be told In the absence
full returns that Connecticut fully redeemed and tina,
the democratic banner proudly her Seymours
vote has been increased in every direcion His sjoy
Foster In Hartford county be short OF so
In the senate the democrats will have least IA
wings.
In the house, the democratic majority Is enough for all
practical purposes-we think IL will be from 20 10 ga
The gains are, OF representatives certainly OF scn-
aors, This gives hs II gain on joint ballot or relative
difference in favor OF the democrats Of TWENTY RIGHT
This places the hos democratic State ticket BEYOND DOUBT
Last rear could have elected 1t entire with two more
votes This Is glory enough for one day
The New Haven Register perpetrates the following
April joke on the two distinguished wing Congress gen.
emen. whose political missionary abors contributed so
essentially to the gratifying result:
We refer friends Of the Washington Union 10 the hon.
orable "Apr FOOLS" Wilson and Baker for particulars OF
the Connecticut election. Their sudden aud rapid aigh,
from the umbng ruins induces US to believe they will be
in Washington ahead OF the telegraph
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By law OF Congress, the unexpended balances Of ap
preparations Of years standing required 10 be
turned into the treasury be again appropriated for other
purposes and under the operation OF this provision.
millions OF unexpended balances have reverted back to
The general fund of the treasury or course after they
have thus reverted and become incorporated with the
general means OF the treasury, they cannot be again
drawn from the treasury, for the purposes for which
they originally appropriated, except upon another
appropriation by Congress. We have, however. been
informed that in Of the departments OF the govern
ment, this law has been dsregarded, and the Of
100000 has been drawn out Of the treasury from this
fund OF unapproprated balances, to meet the exgencies
Of the department standing in need, and without the
thorty OF new appropriation by Congress. Will the
Republic inform whether not there is any founda.
ton for this rumorl
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clearly which party is in favor Of carrying ous in
good faith The compromises and guarantees Of the
constitution maintaining the equality and rights
Of the S,aiesand which party is against the spirit Of
the constitution and State rights. And the wings Of
the South can now, and must soon determine for them
selves whether they viii still continue their alliance with
the SECTIONAL WING PARTY Of the NORTH or the NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY Of the Union. They win soon be
Obliged to choose between their party anites and pre-,
elections and their constitutional rights, and the
best means Of preserving them. To the wings Of the
South the Connecticut election is full Of warning and
admonton
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrMoRx, April So p. m.
Change Of tho Weather. Fwsign Nsws.--1As Iasa.ify
cass.--City Moraiity-Ias Webster Rpmors.-Miss
Kimberly.
The fine weather OF the two first days OF the month have
been succeeded by most disagreeable rainy day The
prospect continuation good weather prom
sng yesterday but there is knowing what "a day may
bring forth"
The steamers Europa and Hermann IN be the
from Europe The former Is now due az Halifax, with
fourteen days later inleilg ence from Liverpool
Thejuy the question OF insanity in the case OF James
decision this morning, thai they
do "believe him TO be Of unsound mnd lie was ar
Bgned with his BROTHER about year since, charge oil
piracy but the and district attorney, well as
his own counsel declared him insane. and refused pro
coed with his trial. He denied the charge OF insanity, and
demanded trial. protesting his innocence. The court
finally ordered jury sworn, inquire into the question oil
sanity and Cochane managed and argued his own case,
occupying the for five whole days. and closing with
argument OF three hours and half although he never
be fore spoke in public, being machinst by profession
His trial for the conspiracy Is postponed the next term OF
the court.
The number of deaths in this city during the past week
50 of which number, 81 under five years OF age.
Our commissioners Of health busy renovating the city
for the approaching and should the cholera reach
our sister cities again, they quite confident OF their
ability to keep il ont of Baltimore
The rumor from Boston, that student had divnged the
fact that he DR.. Webster standing in his laboratory
the dead body of Dr. Pakman, turns out like most
umors, have been false. There continual success
sion Of these aoat the North, all OF which are
probably unounded. The that the two witnesses
who testified to having Dr. Parkman 4and O'Clock
on the afternoon OF. his disappearance had revoked their
testimony, under conviction that they were mistaken is
also contradicted over their signatures
Miss Kimberly has passed Philadelphia without
giving OF her Shaksperean readings this city She
delighted all who heard her when in this city last tall bur-
being an American lady, her audiences were
GUS a
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CPRING Assortments comprehensive Jake rrea
announcing and the pubic
that just IN receipt the most extensive
and fashionable goods had the offering
Washington public, especially suitng the
which particularly invite attention. We name, part the
following which have just 10 hand; I'll
% pieces Paris organde musns, beautiful goods for
20 pieces plain French cambcs pink blue green bur-
and green L
20 pieces line French jaconets, great variety OF styles
so medium and and muslns,
very pretty, and viii be sold cheap
IS French cintzes, In small patterns, for chdren
IS pieces fine narow-checked French ginshams
20 pieces Chambray ginghams, fine and In shades
20 pieces fine half mourning French jaeones.
With great variety which
making
FORE All Of which win be pleased show all who
with call.
Ap 5-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
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We copy the following paragraph from the National
Inteiigencsr Of yesterday:
CONNECTICUT KIRcTfoN-The democrats claim the cleo.
ton of Thomas H. seymour their candidate for governor
and also majority Of the legislature The returns certainly
look nnavorabe for the Of the wings The demo.
Gratis, Il will be remembered, by coalition with the free
soil patty, carried the State year ago
And this year the wings attempted 10 carry the State
by coalition with the free-soil party" and most sig
nay failed, both factions being beaten by the demo-
Gratis.
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Great National Work.
LeUs Mammofh PanuaBia Of Up3sr lississyp River al
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THIS great original work. painting world and
only Panorama painted which shows both sides
al viii be exhibited for few evening", commencing
1aURsDAr. APRIL l.
This magnificent painting with ST. LOUIS
previous the fire. and terminates the beautiful
FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY,
Giving OF every point Of route
Many and Characteristic SAVAGE
graphically represented the glowing among
be found
THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE,
The Of the Black Hawk War, stirring
which occurred nj
wABAsHAw PRAIRIE,
On occasion Of removal Of winnebagoes
TWELVE HUNDRED FIGURES
Are represented
This painting called
thousands whoa visited In where has been
hibitcd Washington
that IL is all bea beautiful work and
correct delineauon OF the Great Father OF Waters.
Price VI admission, 25
Door open bapast exhibition quarter
fore eight precisely.
ApEdu LEWIS KING Proprietors
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(Lafs Commissioner Of tho Geas,ai Lad 0mes)
opened once in washington civ ana win asyoss IA. ma
III tendon the practice Of law Of Claims BE-
and executive Qoyernosn
the members ofconsre q depart
bureaus generally with most Of whom he personally
Once on Pennsylvania avenue, above wiards Io
TEL the Treasury Buildings.
Washington City, April 5, 1850.
APP 5-lwdk3mep
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0z-Mr IA. LKwIs ofMongomsry, Alabama
srs travelling agent or Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr. D.
D. BRkrr.
QMr r. JAnEs, Nc. l62 Tenth street, fhsdei
pha general travelling agent Mossn JAAEs X
wHPrLs Wa n. WELD o. H. r. srEn JoHs CoLLIss JAAks
DEEREs, A. KRK wELLIxeroS, A. EVANS, JANIS cLAsk,
JoHH w. ALLxs, and p. LOCKS.
0-Ar w. JAnks, Harrison street. Cncinnaii Ohio h
travelling assisted by Messrs
R. snrn, T. Dssr, TArLoR, w. AHnsrEoSs PrRRIS
LoeKs, w. RAMSAY, and @. srEIsnAM
00-Receps from either Of the above viii be good.
av u. PALsxn, American Newspaper Agent, te only
agent for s paper the cities Of Boston, New York.
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions al the required by His receipts win be
regarded payments areBoslon Congress street;
New York, Tribune budns philadelphia northwes,
Third b Chestnut streets.
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VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the City or Washington
for saleThe proprietor intending the with
months, offers
gnia and seventh within Of
Navy Two OF the
well calculated os, connexion with dwelling
apartments the third small story house, subject ground
two comfortable cottages between The Capitol and Con-
esional Bung Ground suitable for the cultivation Of vegetables
the Washington Market for dairies may be preferred
both The whole Of this property occupied present. pod
tive In good condition. and will be sold reduced II
ties ndispntabe ees s
Persons wishing purchase will please address by letter.
apply personally Office Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
X NJ YOUNG,
APP 5--eod1 Agent
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GALE BY ORDER or THE ORPHANS, COURT or THE
~ PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE GEO oYsTER--
ua "wednesday, the lh Ill O'Clock shall
late residence George Oyster deceased the st
the baltimore and Washington turnpike road about
mile east Of the capo all the effects Of the deceased
Mahogany sofa, sdeboard, and bureau
DO dining, breakfast, aud other tables
Cane-se and other chairs ~.
Feather beds and bedding bedsteads, &c.
Looking glasses, clock, window &c.
Silver, tea, table, and dessert
Carpets, stoves, shovel and longs &e
With good lot Of kitchen requisites.
Also some farming uensis wagon, cart ke with other
Terms cash. GREEN 4 TAsTET.
Apo-ot Aucdoneen.
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Q-An Easter Festival, procure funds to complete
the Lecture Room Of the Church Of he Ascension Mr s' Eps
copa will be held Al the ODEON
and street. during the first week April commencing
Monday O'Clock, p The win be open that hour
every evening Of the week.
variety q useful and ornamental articles well refresh
A good band will be in attendance.
Admiance lax ticket for the week. admitting lady
and gentleman, o..
As the room i absolutely accommodate Sabbath
School ofthe Church, hoped friends Sabbath
VIII extend this Festival liberal "Feed Lambs 20
March 27-l0t
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0y-At meeting ofthe Officers the OF 1914, on
the Sd April Major Camps quarters adjourn
and meet again al the same place Saturday the 9Th
1912, now In the city, are earnestly requested attend
G.. 3. TODD,
5-a Chairman
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CDUCATTON--Rev. ID. Mec ARrERs boarding school
IL for Boys and Young Men, sasburv county Pcnny
The whole expense, Ave month"; $50
session will commence The Monday OF May
circulars reference; &c. address Rev. d. McCArER principal
and proprietor. Mar02-n
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0- Smithsonian observation-disclosures REED Of the Uni
yesy Of Pennsylvania viii deliver Of lectures
follows -
Monday, April Wednesday, April g. On the Origin and
Growth OF the Union, during the Colonial Periodic
Friday, April 5, !" On the English Language
Lectures 10 commence precisely at O'Clock. p. m.
Mar 29-tAp5