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coNGREss--aD SESSION.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 5, 1851.
SENATE


The chair called tic Senate to order
Hon Mr. Brodhead of Pennsylvania, appeard and wat
qualified
Tie chair then ordered the galleries 10 be cleared
Mr. Badger asked before that was done 10 oiler resou
The chair decided that the resolution could not be offered
open session.
Mr. Badger appealed and the appeal was debated for near
y two hours.
The Chair then in accordance with the opinion Of the Sc
nate, decided the resolution might be received.
Mr. Bright appealed.
Upon division. the Chair was sustained.
The resolution giving 10 each Senator twelve CO.
pies of the Congressional Globe and was laid over.
Several resolutions were then oered amongst Others two
b. Mr. Foo,c one referring the document containing certain
opinions of the Supreme Co ur printed by Mr. Richie and
the contract public printer 10 the Attorney General
for his decision upon how much Mr. r. entitled TO for
printing the same and directing that whatever sum be allow
ed BY the Attorney General be paid him out OF the con-
tineent fund OF the Senate The other directing that Mr.
Richie paid one half the prices of 1872 for all printing
executed b. him order of the Senate during the last Con-
gress. All Of which resolutions were ald over
resolution aulhorsng the President OF the senate 10
fill the vacancy the Board OF Regents of the Smithsonian
Institute occsionel by the expiration Of the term OF Hon.
Jefferson Davis adopted and Them after an executive
session, the Senate adjourned.
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CALLED SESSION OF THE SENATE

In the early days of the republic the federal Senate sat
with closed doors. This manestly opposed
the spirit and principles of government That the
legislature of Virginia for several years protested against IT,
and nav for general purposes the Senate adopted the
of sitting open session Blu, the practice still prevail
closed doors repeatedly entered protest against
this mode Of proceeding and SHALL early day. repub
of our former articles this subject We are eracd TO
learn that the Senate yesterday By very decided tel
3detemned sit in open session except in strictly
tive business This is attaining high and important prac
teal result the ccarest teoreic system of our govern
men, and cannot bn be very satisfactory those who
sire 10 this government administered on true consu.
onal principles We refer the debate and proceedings on
this subject in columns of day. Ye.tsrdoys Union
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AL meeting of he Democrats OF the county oil Hanover
held perslant notice. Hanover Courthouse Tues
day, The 25th Of February, 1851:
Charles Norris ESQ., called the meeting TO ORDER and, on
his motion COL Charles p Goodal called TO the Chair
and c. w Dabney appointed Secretary
On motion of Edmund Ruifn, ESQ.,, it was
Resolved unanimously That delegation OF twenty per-
sons be selected represent the Democratic party Of the
county of Hanover in the District Convention to be held at
- on the day of-- next and we instruct
our delegates for the nomination OF James A Seldom
os the candidate for Congress from this District
Resolved That the Chairman appoint the delegates proy
ded by the first resolution his LEISURE and that the Chair
man and Secretary be added to the delegation.
On motion Of Mr.. Norment 1t was
Resolved, unanimously, That Chastain White ESQ.,. bt
nominated the candidate OF the Democratic party OF this
county for the House of Delegates, at the next election
On motion, Committee was appointed TO inform Mr.
White of his nomination when he introduced return
ed thanks for the nomination. and addressed the meeting
a spirited and eloquent manner
On notion Ordcred That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Democratic papers of the city of Rich
mond.
On notion the meeting then adjourned.
Pursuant the first resolution, the Chairman selected the
following gentlemen delegates the District Convention
Edmund Ruftin Robert Anderson DR.. E. S. Taley, Col
Edwin Shelton Dr. Wat H. Tyler, VIM. Gibson Archibald
B. Timberake James r. Sutton, Col VIM. l.. White, Col
Thos NJ White, Robt NJ. Carlow, Chas. +. Mcdowell
John D. c. Brown Lemue Vaughan, Chas Morris, Reuben
Nnckols Dr. Nicholas Terl DR.. Robert Nelson, Edmund
NJ. Anderson, and DR.. Edward Nelson.
c. p. GOODALL, Chairman.
CHARLES W. DApSEY Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcHMosD M.RkETs. Marc,

| TOBACCO-rhe sales of old Tobacco on Wedness,.
showed decline in our last quotations. Prices of new IT,
| bacco without much change. On Thursday We thcut
there spirit in the market than the day before SUI ;
prices for fair to good and fine quality rather better
few fine hhds have been sold since report at SIX
sI6t The bulk of the sales haze been of common
aud common Indding leaf Al s. So. and $50 Ia So
Sales OF Is hhd5. tobacco ~ n. " Martin 4 Co an
Thursday las,-2 hds. !" lcnirick, at a hhds R
IT, H. Walton at Sl0H and n H. L. Newman | HID =,
$40; hid, J. H. Bullock, slO hind, j. f. Wyche So
hnd L. Bown, slls; hhls., a, s3, a, So and :,
sl,; hhds common Tugs 50 y y 20 u an, ,s 6
FLOUR Richmond in store at 81 81 Sco,tsylI.
81 ga dull.
WHEAT-Red 95 cts. white loo.
CORN-Sales al 10 10 % cents
CORN MEALS 10 50 cents
OATS-45 a II cents.
FI FL No Cut s. 50; Gros. 50 IS to 81.
Maesers. No ), ST a6s; No 2, S. So No. l. ~ So Shaj
s. 50 81.
in better demand.
BACOS-New Baltimore Sides Gets. Shoulders :. c,,
COFFEE-prmc new crop Laguayra held Al Il. cents
old CT op IL. Ia {; Rio IL II: cents
SUGAR-New crop New Orleans % Il - cents; Po1>
MoIASsE s~New crop New Orleans, in barrels, 32a32,
cs Cuba 22's 23t Il 2i@ cents. Last sales at
splRiTs-Cognac Brandy 81 IS %; Rochelle 81 IS.
0 American proof 35c; It'll proof 5Oa5o Apple scarce Soc
Richmond Reclitied Wskey IS &c; N r. Rum 81 80 cts
RICE-New crop 81. i 4 cents. Small demand
pI.ASTER-Markel entirely bare and large demands
S. % 81. $40
REESW AX-Wancd III - a 3 cts. pc. 10.
TrtS-Imperal 45a75c per b. Gunpow!ef IS a 10 CTS;
Yonrs Hyson 3Oa75c; Black 25 6Oc. -
NAIl.S-5 81. cts.
SOLE LEATHER cmlock tanned good Is. ali CTS;
damaged Halls cts.
SOAP Richmond and New York sfate
JRON-lr Iron 81 Ia 50, according quality; Sweei
500 per ton English S.; Tet-ear, Richmond mandatory
IS; Up Country Bar $50 a -, according equality.
STEEI.-imerican bli-terci Sil0 per
10 D,.lS - irul
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CHARLES w. DADsEY, Secretary.

NEW YORK u. s. SENAToR-The bill to provide for
the election of IT, S. Senator in place of Mr. Dickinson
was LOST yesterday in the Senate bya vote of 6 TO TO-
Mr. Beekman who has shown himself every inch man, was
the only Wing who voted against the bill Hod he voted in
the affirmative the bill would have passed. and in that case
Hamilton Fish (Sewarde for ought any say to the
contrary would have succeeded that firm nnnchng pa
trot DAsIEL S. DcxIssoS in the u S. Senate; for the
bill merges two Houses one for the purpose said cleo
tion instead leaving each House to act independently
contemplated by the Constitution. We suppose this is final
disposition Of the subject, far the present Legislature
are concerned Ifso the people will have chance 10 express
their views the subject the ballot boxes Many thanks
are due to Mr. Beekman for his rnness and moral cour
age in this matter.
Al present there faprospect that in the States Of Ohio
New York and Massachusetts, each OF which was relied
for Free Soil S. Senator the election will be postponed
until the next session. and that then twill be chosen
who are friendly the Compromise measures Free Soism
is in a bad way entirely.
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CHEAP POSTAGE.
rs11aY MORNING, MABCH !. 1851.

To tho surprise Of many the bill reducing the rates Of
ge became law at the session Congress expired On
account Of the Of business and the conflicting pro-
Visions Of the House bill and the Senaes substitute was
thought the whole measure would fall through The House,
however very readily assented to the Senaes proposition
which, though rather RADICAL yet in making the reduction
moro gradual is vastly preferable the House measure
Except in regard the coinage Of hreecent pieces the law
does not 20 into operation until the Is. July next 1t
uces the average rate of postage both upon letters and
newspapers nearly one-hal The following schedule which
we find In the NJ Y Journal Of Commerce. shews the rates
on newspapers under the new law compared with the old
NEWSPAPERS PER QUARTER.
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We publish to-day the proceedings of meeting of the
Democratic party in Hanover appointing delegates to the
District Convention to be held in this city the 18th inst
10 nominate candidate for Congress- II will also seen that
Chasain White Esq., the present worthy and faithful rep
resen,a,ve unanimously nominated for reelection
Mr. White was elected last spring by very close vote in
county too that has almost uniformity been represented by
Wings We cannot but doubt that the Democracy will, to
man. rally around Mr. White the standard6.arer Of De-
mocatc principles and give him, as he deserves cordial
united and hearty support.
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THE CONTENTION

On Thursday the Convention met pursuant to adjourn
mcn and after prayer by the Rev. Dr. Early of the eho
dist Church. the journal Of the day previous was read and
On motion of Mr. Moncure the Convention vcdilsef
into Committee Of the Whole, for the purpose of further
considering the Basis question Mr. Miller resumed the
Chair
Mr. Neeson being entitled to the floor addressed the Com
mttec at length support of the White Basis at about half
past . O'Clock, MI N. concluded After which the Commit
tee
hIr Whte has the floor for today.
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The Boston Pos, publishes most OF the resolutions adopted
by the meeting in Capitol Of Democrats from all por-
tons of Virginia. upon the joint basis of the rights oil Inc
States and the union of the States, and adds:
hc tone of these resolutions is truly catholic charitable
kind conciliaory national worthy OF inc old dominion
hy OF the the democracy of every State OF the
Union.
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ANOTHER Fatal. STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE

New ORLEANS MARCH 3.-The steamer Oregon exploited
to-day near island No. go he Mississippi river, and
afterwards totally destroyed by fire. learn that about for
" persons lost their lives BY tins calamity some by being
injured by the explosion others by burning and others um
10 ascertain of those lost Several have also been
seriously wounded 1t is supposed they mostly cmgrnns
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Wasarxeros, MARCH, $40 O'clock r. MI have Just
turned from destructive fire Georgetown The
tensve stabing attached Joseph Sewes tavern on the
Canal road near Georgetown College, took fire and was
fully insured Eighteen wagons had arrived and the horses
and every thing saved except set Of harness. The
Washington irenen very prompt to the assistance OF
their Georgetown brethren. MERCURY
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Maryland and Pennsylvania have repudated; yet their
bonds command higher prices than those of Virginia. against
whose honor and responsibility breath Of suspicion was
never whispered Her financial and commercial
ore surpassed by those Of any State in the Union no.
even of New York herself Her no, onethrd Of
those either of Ohio Maryland Pennsylvania and yet the
bonds of all these States find ready sale in the markets Of
the world while hers scarcely be got of at ALL The
bonds OF these States command from two to fifteen dollars
in the hundred than hers although her credit and
undoubed and ndsputable The cause Of this
disparity against her simple and papabc Her bonds are
issued in the improved form prescribed by commercial
convenience Their tenor runs fifty years ago.
and they at least a half century behind the age
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line and the length from iusbuls 10 be ABOUT sOo mics
shall find that heavy produce cannot be carried through
upon it. Steamboats, carry between these points, distance
by water of 1850 miles, rates from 81 TO Genus per ioo
lbs ard the probability is, that with the current improve
mcn,s Of the age these charges will be reduced.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS In NEW YORK.


BUFFALO MARCH /. p. M.-James s. Wadsworth, DEM,
was elected Mayor by about 500 majority. The Aldermen
are about equally divided between the Wings and Democrats
ROCHESTER, March 1.-The municipal election to-day re-
suited in the choice VIM. Paine, Dem. for Mayor. The
Democrats have elected majority Of the City Officers.
Troy. MARCH +.-Joseph VI. Warren was elected Mayor
by 100 minority.
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THE CASE OF LEWIS HAYDEN.
EAILI,RE AT BOSTON,

Bosros, March 1.-The examination OF Lewis Hayden
charged with aiding in the escape Of sadach has resulted
in his being held TO bail 10 the sum of 200.
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NEWsPAPERs PER QUARTER.

nhiished Papers Of less than ounce half these rates.
and papers not over 300 square inches oneourh these
rates. =, ),
Tho rates on monthly and semi monthly newspapers the
same In proportion the number Of sheets issued as on
weekly papers.
The new rate on letters not exceeding half an ounce
,hree cents prepaid FIVE prepaid for all dis
tsnces under three thousand miles, Over three thousand
miles, double those rates.
curing of envelopes authorizing the Postmaster General
10 send them through tho malls to postmasers or other per-
sons desiring Them free Of charge was stricken out Also
the section authorizing the appointment OF additional CLERKS
TO carry out the provisions OF this bill.
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THEATRE.

pE
FAREWELL JOINT BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAha ~ Nv
II Nj! WALCOT aud Miss CLARKE. whch occasion ~ i,,.
Dos has the hanlsoE,s volunteered :" appear "
brace USED uP. ,. s., c,,
Saturday Evening sl March, he produced FOR ms MN nyE<
The celebrated piece. called THE Lif = ,ss,s
TURES or DAVID EOPPERFILD, danaiizsa ii,m ~ ssygs
work hy Nj. In Tie coir!. OF nc .h-h
m.idlng OF Pifihe'', mn 81
he iayors Comedy of l;SEDTP ron5race Sir VIM pii s
Charles Mr. Wdlcol To conclude WIN az ehe! ,nnnns
ketch written by Mr. Walco entitled frEinlaH rr,s.
WORLDS FAIR Iems:-specimens OF the tienm' prs.es
charge a do Devil ylr.iaan Flower; a't x,.h.toa
ditto Of clothes and holss tor ! ho.is""' " "
Monument; Specimen of Richmond Gas "e March I
Box uow
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~ 1t gives pleasure to announce that Henry A. Ed
nundson ESQ., is candidate for reelection to Congress
rom the Montgomery District.
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posTpoNING THE ELECTIONS.

Yesterday the Senate in Committee of the whole struck
out from the bill the section postponng the Congressional
elections until August With the light, before sat
;sed that this decision is and should be adhered
TO BY the Senate
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E We are compelled, in consequence OF sickness Of our
hands, to defer yesterday proceedings the Legislature
I'll tomorrow.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, 81

osroS March s. lS5-The failure OF large operator in
Canton Edscworth, and Norfolk County Railroad Stocks,
is announced to-day.
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Tho Central Southern Rights Association will meet at
Union Temperance Hall tonight at hapas, when vari-
ous addresses may b expected.
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND,

MARRIED IN Manchester the residence o Hal on Tuesday
hs iii INST . is Rev Thomas Moore Ut BEN john
son Richmond city, ani Mi:s oSa 1hsE Haii stusa~ ~
IL. Ian, Green Hall al Chesterfield
Run Christian Advocate and PETERSBURG papers requested
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TALLY -IO.
fkSilS Celebrated hnrc vii stand the - ny
stable II Fairfield Cours. The t, y" q
March, and ending the frs, August; lie will 40
discharged ~ tie payment 1 within the s3j Ia nsf
h foal parting with her forfeit thu S. % s
taken Of '"m but responsibility will be ncnrre! ~ a
denis escapes.
PERFORMANCE The splendid performances IT Ta!y 10 .is
81 well known Throughout scarcely need reca
Out OF ~iict NJ VIXEN colt he i've aud on "
the ose being nj order HIS great tour ~
the Union Course i-J which he proved veofo4
PRONOUNCED ny the New Yok SPIRIT the Times. and proven
the Turi Register ITO he the hest ADesIcS ~
competitors Free Trade .r ostona o the best ma ~
on the tu -Four AL aud the time OF the u"
halt mad. by Boston
the Course. Ffrc Trade the irst heat IN
Tayio the I'll IN 13 os,onl the 81 IN 11.. aad Iay 10 W"
It'll IN .l0!
Tins H. the Paia al Egypa c's-
In commenting uI"n BELLS LONDON eth; hil,' r'cH ~
thor,y) suggested the challenge should he ac'
Ta!ylIo Should he procured for the concstand confidently
dicte Tint he would victorious The best hosce IT 10
| sha- stud.
SIZE AND APPEARANCE Tally.IIo feet Il inches 'fr
of light choslut coor In form aud make he eaIs
strength capacity both endurance a0i speed In e
the Spirit tie Times Ills propellng powers are pro -,
and he has that i appearance which induces even ea'u
| uer yer 10 believe thai he all day. r,,
MISUNDERSTANDING by Boston out OF Ton -
mare her BY Sir iIayg By Spread Eagle, ee H. ~ ~
IIerod Ggg BY Lnlsay Ranger Arabian egg
on, Of Col Carer 8IlNlons Kitty Fisher. ,
confidently believed that no horse the country can
pirer pedigree. JAMES i'''
March 1T
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NEW SPRING GO0DS.-Ja.t opened 10 "
~ small pattern and fancy hs"'' WM J SWORDS,
v, oa5 Broad street, shocIos 'i"'
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y TILE t.oTuiC WlNDOW. No. ~, MAN 81.

BAPTIST PSALaIoDv.-h SELECTION d Hymns ioe
worship of Col by ns Manly. u - and IS Manis.Jr
supply pi the I!oos received and
tie Baptist Book Store. CIIhS WORrIiAH
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NOVICE. |:

NOR itESTon FRENCH Garden Ill., pleasant Dr. 81.
sliahe framed building, suitable rnntce family Eii
Rent sl2l annnm Apply ToLER COOK, Agents R.lL
Mucl FISH, R,n
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locaca The above number We have h;,cd ~ aud umsh
With thas requisite an spicl
dI am hope ,i"uls viii call and
Mr. Pra' has fitted mp ls aGlisncn, style wh,ch
h"ci- credit upon is aud lDra!iy. Dispatch
III reception pretty bpuI0ar nave rscslg
cr.dpy lifted Ttl pend flCh velvet divans, tileit
nnIerse 5as window wilh Stance, glass, ac--EH9Hiyer.
Mrssrs PRATT Go. the Introduce the SKY Iia'
tAc hr constantly tnclhs
Tor the improvement ol -: art.-3t1DS.
The Ia, showroom IS exquisite willis; his
Light i superb Wig.
on ne" establishment tirk, will safi.ia''ion -
ossO, lis been regardless cxl-Gse u n4kf
Great Combination North Light 81 height and Of proper
r,ppronae BREADTH perfect long experience Sssl
would permit. WILLIAM A PRATT,
Virginia Sky Light Daguerrean Gallery, No ii5 Min
Mach7 Richmond under the nlir Window
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consequence OF tie loss oi Groom, offer Tor sale Js.
now eight years old lie has proved himself remarkably vigorous
aud ioa srr For the three annual
~ between - and 100 good prices prospects
SUING season better HAN before The
remarkable both Tor and good temper an
surpassed :"f nanasstcness AMI freedom every kin
benz, safe To handle as the .cncs horse.
Any iiIther Information ham b, letter
tn me al Jrfcss store, No,oway Tho JACK sill be somG
and offered Amelia Cou House. m Thursday pe,st
month. March %ihJ SHARP CARTER.
", tf.r.r- t.,s..
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rom the country WISHES purchase Il
"a y.nt Woman all r,cumsgance aged
tau;,tv sn an! pcrienced For
liberal aricc VII h gwen Apply 10 y VI Mam
a., March 1-diwciw
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USIOn IAn.1'!a! monlu. hcwcc. tIc tiy IIa and Nj
e,sh's stable. POCKET BOOK. containing SdaGmy
plpc pare. rcfts reward II 81 viii be
1, leaving / { a tbs u'hcc. PETER LOGAN,
Of color.
BLACKSMITH FoH SiLE.-Wehave for sale, private.
- ~, a No Blacksmith 10 years 81 are. Apply %
March PULLIAM SI.ADE. Wall -.
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\ UCK'S OFFICE, Pearl street, few doora above the

4 \ Alhdnbri
- ~ 3s y ~ 81 % 81 IL Is 5.
Whole, > q ~! Sold and casacib by
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER

MIR. Whi,tle has the floor for to-day.
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pCsgAlE, and opposed bg Mes.rs TiioAAs Silt
ELFoRD WOODS and klNSE =; T sRH NE reur,ed
and asked that the committee be discharged from
he farther consideration OF The subject.
The SPEAKER resumed MS s9a', ana Inc 'ehd'e Poe'e
ded 10 the consideration OF the OH. r.,.. :,
message received from e House Of DELEGATES M,
,bn Wiltshire and Bethany Turnpike Company
Mr. DENEALE moved 10 rc!c: tic bin 10 the committee
on General Laws. =. ;,, , lie ,;or
Mr. DENEALE assigned The reasons which influence, g,
him in making the motion For one ne was NOT prepared TO
vote on The subject lie preferred having The bill referred
Mr.. CATLETT renewed his motion TO Indefinitely post
The sublec, was discussed to late hour by Messrs
SHACKELFORD CATLETT. STANARD, AMBLEk,
ISBEf l. and CARL l. E. when Mr. THOMPSON Of A., OBJ
tanned the floor, which he yielded to Mr. WOODS, who
NJ ST.NaRD asked the Senator yield the toor, that
he moht make motion on that subject. Mr. WOODS
Mr. STANARD moved that when the Senate adjourn, it
will adjourn 10 meet 10 morrow n lO O'Clock Agreed to-
Mr.. WOODS renewed his notion ana Tic oeha'e a'jou'n-