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or Edwin Bailey . cooper in Roscoe.
Coshocion county, O, recently mads -four
barrel iicm the rough ID twenty y-ssvsns min-
uies. Quick work, that.
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Uhrichsville Market.

~ Uhrichsville, April 22.
Editors Cadis Sentinel: ..se. s,3
Wheat, 6s. Corn, 33.
Flour Wholesale, $3, -.
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or The railroad from zanssyille 10 New.
ark, \ i expected. will BE- put into operas
'ion in July Or fAugasi,and through 10 Colum-
bus BIZ The firss of October next
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

GT B. H. Lathrobs, esq engineer Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railfoad, says tha, the
road will be completed 70 Whseling by De-
cember, 1859. "
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Cincinnati Markets, sc.

NIElCIEIIIdtI IWdTKCJS, NC.
Cincinnati, April 81.
Editors Cadiz, Sentinel;
Flour; STEADY al SO SO.
Bacon; shoulders from 8 to 0 according 10
quality.
Whisky; sales from ~ TO lsc.
Sugar &c. New fair the samc
Jenny Lind siags here, lo>nigh. and tos
morrow night
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

FfRE.--Ths dwelling Of Mr.. Joseph Al
bright, near New Philadelphia, o., was de.
sifoyed BY FIRE on The llth inst. Loss about
$2Oo.
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NEW YoRK. April 10.

Ths Senate has Ind . flare Up. The
new Senators with two exceptions having
withdrawn from the Senate On accsunt of
The whlg dissemination TO pass the Erie Ca /.
nal Enlafgsmsnt bill. Great excitement and /
considerable seisicing among dsmeerats.--
Tbs session cloass tomorrow.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

Or i i rumorsd thai Gan. Houston i !.
bout 10 retire from The ssasts.
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ss TaspE --At MiIsn, O., On tns 3ia uli.
two men, Hill and Taylor traded wives.
TsyIsE received i've children 70 bost.
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trNine missionaries sailed from New
York 10 the Cherokee, on lie 2sth uli.. for
the Meihodisi Episcopal mission in CaIifor.
mia and Oregon.
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Louisville Market.

Louisville, April 81.
Editors Cadiz Sentinel:
Seven feet water in the canal. River
rising slowly. Weather cloudy aud cold for
the senson.
Pork; sales of shoulders at 8 and DC.
Sides the same.
Tobacco; small sales, very low price.
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The case then stands thus, in the Judicial
ldepartment:--264 Judges ore 10 be cut off
from the public Treasury--and their place
to be supplied by 90 Judges, 8s Of whom will
no doubt be paid mostly by fees, instead Of
looking alone 10 the public Treasury as the
Associate Judges have always done.
In the Legislative Department. 1.-The Sem
ate stands as at present. 35 Senators, and
one Lieutenant Governor TO preside over the
Senu'e--mukng 36--tl,e present number Of
The Senate II the House, there will be
few additional members--but then the Leg.
stature meets only once in two years which
will be great saving to the public Treasury
in the shape of pay Of members, printing, and
varIo US other expenses.
II appears, there fore, that a numerous boz
dy Of public officers will be cut off under the
Ne" Constitution, and the public Treasury
saved from great expense. This may
account Tor The sndictive feelings manifested
by some people against the New Constttu.
ton Tax payers should look to these
things.
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/ OFT A verdict Of $500 damagss was re.
covered in ihe court q Albany. 81 the Rev.
MIR. sslkifk, sgainsi sOme of his ccngssea.
tioa, who charged thar hs had paassd eoun.
ieifsit money, knowing Il % be such.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

E~ A writer in the Ohio pstriot, who
signs himself Justice, says that the State OF
Ohio now contains eighty eight connIies and
the New Constitution cuts off three Associ>
ate Judges for each county making 2G4-
and their place, creates one Probate Judge.
making So county Judges. For the more
speedy administration of justice, there are
also created four additional Judges of the
Co nn.on Pleas, and one Supreme Judge.
Ho.y tba,, stands tha cnao9
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Pittsburgh, April 81.
Editors CGdix Sentinel:
There is 10 feet, & inches Of water in tho
channel, and rising. Weather cool and clou-
dy.
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More Particulars of the Kent Co.,
Md. Murder.
Baltimore April 81.

O""WoiVp HPih %A'
Editors Cddiz Sentinel:
Drummoud, the man, who was arrested
abou, month since, on the charge of pnrti-
clpating in the terrible murder ofthe Cos6en
family on the night of The 9th OF February,
has made confession be1raying the iIus
authors of the crime.
lie says that five men named Murphy.
Shelton, Ford, Sells and Taylor, were the
perpetrators Of the murder. He denied that
he had shylhing 10 do with Il. He only
knew Hfihe conspiracy of the others for the
commission of the crime. The four first ma,
med have hcen arrested at Hayerdegrace.
Tny ylor is still! at large. Webster, the uncle
of Cosden, wht' has been suspected is not.
implicated in his confession.
Drnmmond also jptmaies that If some Of
the Cosdon family ha.3 not escaped and given
the alarm, it was the juteniion Of the mnr.
deTers 10 have followed MP their Plunder,aRd
massacre other families iE tho neighborhood,.
against whom they entertained feelings of
hostility, the same night The disclosures
thus made add deeper dye 10 The already
terrible crime which has nstse0 The cummu.
nifty whore il occurred to such an extent.
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Illness of Archbishop Eccleston.,
Baltimore, April 2l.
Editors Cadiz Sentinel
Archbishop Eccleston is to-day very low,
He is gradually sinking. 15
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COUNTY SCHOOL TAX.

Bee. 81. Thathsreaiies the county com.
nissionefs Of every county ID this Slate shalI
levy not less than one mill on the dollar, a.
county school sax; Provided thal the Com.
mssionsrs Of Hsmillon county shall not levy
said Tex on The property within the corporats
limits Of Cincinnati. .as A 4
Sec. 32. That The set passed March %.
1900, entitled Fan aci supplementary TO lha
act rec she appeinsmens Of : Stats Beard of
Public lnatTn0lion,n be, and ths same b.
hefsbT so amended ~ 10 sIIow the granting
Of certificates fof one rear. n
Sec. 33. Thss lhs fifth md sigbsb see
'ions only oflhs acl relating 10 sehopl dia,rici
AZ, &c. passed March =, 1850, szd III other
aciz md paris of ncfs, Inconsistent With the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
IoWANHIR TEGAsuRER

Ice. ~. That the township treasurer n
Ahesi iowHsbip shall BE- treasurer Of all be
srla0l funds III iuilioa purposes belonging
u TIL township, arising from lands, fines,
iatafssg, IL. III Stats Distributions; md, on
his aleeiio.. md hFIois cnSsring On the du,
iiaa ii his aifiee, H shaIi giys bond, with
#HIiislsHs zeeuElfys palable y The Stale of
flhio, 4a be approved BY ne Trustees of she
spwnahin. conditioned fvr h fsi.hfnl dis
I...Fasalsisi / secofdinx y II Al such fuads
i shalI from time 10 time come inta he
aaa3s: sud Oh the foffsiiars Of such bOnd,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03
MIN ERAL TEETH
For Mastication.

aezs@. THE subscriber gives his personal atten-
szAsssz2g tion to the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
VI $3.50 of the best quality; from preparations
A-A which produce tife-like resemblance
that so far as KNOWN gives entire iaction, and
excelled. The facilities of his Establishment for the Man.
uacture of Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold plates, by double asenngs, when sub.
Jeeted to great pressure, rendering them firm and reliable
in dStic0toR the and comfort with which they
worn after due trial. the tests to which they have
been subjected without failure their perfect artculaon
and the thorough in which the patchwork
cuted, enable the subscriber TO offer guaranty against
deectiUe mechdnSn and in ali cases, to the
able expectations of his patientsto combine the Title
dulce, the efu with the agreeable "
ON HAND.-A supply Of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
gether with MILLERs AETIcEPTIc DENTIFRIcE a new
article surpassed by any for cleansing the teeth and
correcting bad breath. Also, MILLER's COMPOUND Lo-
TON, preparation for Canker, Sore Throat,
Spongy Gums, &c
The efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
demand for them, have ind ced the Proprietor 10
into their manufacture more largely than formerly.
N. BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth,
mechanical defects in gold plate work. soldering, filling
teeth, & cs, by JAMES NEWTON, during his connection
with this office, will he repaired the work done anew,
the may require by the subscriber without farther
charge to the patient. S i. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main ST. Residence, No Harvard st.
jyl.dtf
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NOTICE.
CRY MARsHAL's OFFICE,

u June 10, 1851. !.
DARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the SOD
i oath Sections of the 9Th Chapter of the Ordinance
the City of Worcester, which read as follows:
Sect. 49, No person shall lie asten any horse
or team to 0ny of the preserved for
meRt and shade, in any street highway, any p
grounds to iron fence put up for the protectO
such trees
Sect. A. No person shall place. sweep, dep sit
dirt saw-dus SCOT, ashes, clnders shreds shavngs,
manure, oyster, lobster, or clam Shells any annis
vegetable substance, any rubbish Offal filth OF
kind, in upon any public highway, street, Sidewalk
public place. without first obtaining written license H.
for from the Committee on Highways, some persoi
thorized by them, and without faithfully complying v.
the condition of the license.
Attention is also called to the 5h and 9th Sections C
58th Chapter of the Revised Statutes:
Sect. s. If any person shall have in his possession,
intent to sell, shall offer for sale, shall SELL
away; any ofthe fireworks called rockets crackers sQa
serpents without first having obtained the license Of
Seecmen OF the town, he SHALL for every such ofenc.
forfeit not exceeding dollars, TO the of l.
town in which the offence shall have been committed
Sect 6. If any person shall have in his possession,
intent fire to- shall fire to- any rocket cracA
squib serpent, shall throw any lighted rocket,
er, sqnb serpent, within any town. without the lie,
OF the Selectnen he SHALL for every oense, forfeit
not exceeding ten dollars, to the Of the town in
the offence shall have been committed.
je2l-dtjy4 GEO. JONES, City Marshal.
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Important.

Potatoes
Cn0 Bushels POTATOES, OF various kinds just re
OUO ceived and for sale by M
ap29-dwlf JNO. GATES, 50 Exchange st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. June 30, 1851.
On. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvenc,
Tor the County of Worcester, has this dav issued
Warrant against the Estate of TIMOTHY N. UPHAM
OF Spencer in said county, Trader, nsolvent DEBTOR
ana the payment oil any debts the delivery of
property belonging to said nsovent debtor him for
hidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsolven debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency the office of said
commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 3Oth
day OF july next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for
The proof of debts, and TO choose assignee assgnees
Oh ms Estate l.. BAKER, JR, ID. s.,
Bl-d3twH Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03
PIANO FORTE WAREROOM,
No. 8 Warren Hall. Pearl st., Worcest

Anxl T.. S MASON has and intends to !,
for sale, good assortment of Piano Fo-l.
n H W6 n The stock at present consists of Pian,.
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases, round,
round and square corners all of which are made in l.
most thorough manner and will be sold low gooo
strunents can be bought and terms favorable
purchaser, any other establishment.
From the experence the subscriber has had in teachitk
and in selec ing Plan, he feels confident that every
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction
Every instrument will be warranted, and If it does
prove in every respect as recommended, it may be
changed, or the money ciH be refunded.
Pianos Of any description will be furnished to order
shOr notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three gcc,.
second Pianos for sale, in Rosewood Case, been
two yearsa good instrunent-and two in Mahogany
SEES, very good tone Any person wishing cheap instr
meIt will do well TO call and look at the above, thes
will be sold low. sf
Hand Pianos bought, taken in exchange foi
-
Pianos Tuned and Repaired, and all business connected
with the trade profession, either in of the cit,
will be promptly and faithfully attended to- application
No. Warren Hall, his residence corner of Jack
sOn and Beacon streets. e9-dis3m
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rIessen ger.s Nofice.

Worcester, SIS. June %, 1851.
ZION HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SAMUEL G HOWE, of
Milford, in said county, Boot and Shoe dealer ins OIL
vent DEBTOR and the payment of any debts the delivery
OF any property belonging said nsolent debtor him
or for his and the transfer Of any property by him.
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said nsovent debtor
will be held Court Of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 23d
day of July next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof of debt and to choose assignee assgnees Of
his Estate. SAMUEL w. HAYWARD ID. S,
je30-d3twn Messenger.
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Confectionery and Cake Manufactory

confectionery and Cake Mandatory.
Nov opened at No. Pearl st., formerly known the
IN Apollo Saloon; where may be found, made to
deevey variety of Fancy Cake and Confectionery of the
very best qualify.
The Saloon is newly fitted up in magnificent style, and s
under the direction Of
Nj. Is. CLAPP, formerIy CIapp s. Mars,)
who Will attend personally 10 every article of manufacture
Gentlemen and Ladies will be furnished at all hours with
ICE CREAM, OYSTERS REFRESHMENTS, TEA,
COFFEE, &c.
Also-Pasry, New Bread aud all kinds OF Crackers
preserves, Jeles, Choice Fruits Nuts, &c.
II Families and parties furnished with any of the above
al short notice, and satisfaction guaranteed apl5-d3m
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Sky-Light DaguerreotYpes.


~ r. B. CLAFLlN invites the attention of the public
W to the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main street,
IL Particular attention is invited the clear and life
Ike expression OF the eyes the rich and beautiful toness
of tone; the rare and exquisite finish OF both plate and
picture.
From his long experience in and extensive knowledge of
the business, together wi the facilities with which
TO operate he feels justified in saying that the pictures he
is producing not exceled by those of any other
operator either in the city country Persons having
pictures by the best operators earnestly solicited
TO call and compare them with the pictures being
taken at his rooms 1t is fact, universally acknowledge
that the pictures taken at his rooms in point Of deinea
tion holiness and unerrng ruhfuess are equalled by
few, and excelled by none.
" Ptice 1000 and upwards according to size Of plate,
and richness of frame case.
u Persons having pictures taken by other operators
with which they dissatisfied have them reaken at
reasonable charge. Copies taken IRON Daguerreotypes
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits.
1J Children taken at all ages.
Recollect the number-l42 MAIN STREET, Cup only one
flight of sairs 2doors north Of B. L. HAapoN's Co.
Worcester June rs. je26-dtfis
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DR.. Osgood's India
Notice

lust RECEIVED, very rich assortment OF Black and
u Fancy KID GLOVES for Gents wear, which will he
sold cheap, the Old stand No 2l3 Main street. United
States Hotel building, Worcester L
je20-dw4w II. s. MOORE.
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Wanted
Board at Che Franklin House.

A Few boarlers can be accommodated at the Franklin
IA House with board and good rooms with board aon
Gentlemen ana their wives can have furnished or unur
nshed parlors, as they desire. Apply TO
ap6 DIFF Jesse PIERCE
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Wanted.a

TMMEDIATELY--Two BOOT TREERS on Calf an,
Kip Boots, to whom constant employment will b.
given. Apply to " DENNEY AZ GO,
Leicester, July /. ffF ft .s iy2-dtf
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Boston 6 Worcester Railroad.
FOURTH OF JULY!
Great Attractions in Boston and Worcester
EXTRA TRAINS

Will be for the accommodation of passer gers, as
follows
Leave Worcester for Boston and Milford (stopping at
Way stations) at 80 A. NJ and lis p NJ. Also mme-
diately after the Exhibition of FIRE WORKS Worces-
in the evening
Leave Milford for Boston and Worcester stopping at
Way Stafons) at A. NJ, ard AIS =. NJ.
Leave Saxonvie for Boston at 9 so A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Worcester stopping at Stations west
of Natth) 845 AM Also, in the Evening, in the fol-
loving ORDER Immediately after the Exhibition of
FIRE WORKS ON THE COMMON.
LIST For Brookine, starting from Platform outside of
Station.
2d-For Framingham, Ashland, Southboro', Westboro,
Grafton and Worcester, starting from easerly track On
ward Station, without stops east of birmingham
3d-For birmingham, Sherburne, Holliston, Mecalfs,
BragS and Milford starting from westerly track onward
Station) without stops east of birmingham.
4th.-For Granville, w. Needham Natick and Saxon
vle starting from easterly track Outward Sation with
out stops east of Granville
5th-For Brighton and Newton starting from westerly
track Outward Station.
C. TWICHELL, Sup't.
Boston, June %, 1851. jy2,d3t
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German and American Window Glass,
OF superior quality, aud all Sizes Also Double and Sin
~ gle thickness Sheet Glass for picture frames, show
cases. &c in boxes of SO feet EACH at Harrington Corner
Drug store, opposite City Hall. ss q. II -aA.sI.
jel3-dw3m SAMUEL q. WHITE & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

FINHE copartnershp heretofore existing between SAN
4 FORD J. HALL and ALEXANDER Y. THOMP
SON, under the firm of HALL a. THOMPSON, is this
day dissolved by mutual The affairs of the late
firm will be settled by A. Y. THOMPSON, and he would
remind those indebted the late rm that their accounts
must be settled before July s. 1851, they will be
left with other hands for collection.
SANFORD J. HALL,
ALEXANDER Y. THOMPSON.
Worcester, July LIST, 1851 jyLdis3w
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In Basement Of Nos. / & 2 Piper's Block.

III Basement OF Nos & 2 Plper's Block.
Next Door south U. s. Hotel.
TEHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Il Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the mprov OF the day. and with such enenees
us the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus of the latest and best
ructon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers OF
mn Eating House. and they will be ready all hours
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished in
any quantity to order
Fruit of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS.
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CONGRESS-.
.NDAY, DECEMBER l, 1851.
IN SENATE.


This being the Gay set apart by the Constitution
for the meeting Of Congress, the Hon. VIM. r.
KING President Of the Senate, called the body to
order at II O'Clock. The following Senator's were
present
Moine.--AEr Hamlin.
New Hartyshre.- -Messrs Hale and Norris, jr.
Verlnoat--Messrs. Upham and Foot.
Mrssackusctts Messrs Davis and Sumner
). Rhode Tland. -Messrs. Clarke and James.
rsoonnecticu.-Mr Smith
Ner York.-Messrs Fish and Seward.
Nsr Jersey.-Mr. Miller.
Pennsylvania. -Messrs. Brodhead, jr and Cooper.
Dela,care.-Messrs Spruance and Bayard.
Maryland -Messrs. Pearce and Pratt.
Vygina.--Mr. Mason.
Georaia A1aasss- -Rs.vi~.. -...l
4la6ama. King and Clemens.
Mississippi-Mr. Foote.
Ohio-Messrs. Chase and Wade.
Kentucky--Messrs Underwood and Clay
Indiana-Messrs Bright and Whtcomb
IUinois-Mr Shields.
Missouri.-Messrs. ASchson and Geyer.
Michigan.-Messrs. Cass and Felch.
F7orida.-Messrs. Mallory and Morton.
Ioua.-Messrs. Dodge and Jones.
observation-disclosures Dodge and Walker.
u Calyoraia-Mr Gwin.
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
Their credentials having been severally read Messrs.
FISH, WADE, JAMES, GEYER and SUMNER, were qualified
and took their seats.
Mr. MORTON presented the certificate OF the Governor
of Florida Of the election of the Hon. STEPHEN H. MALLO
RY and copy Of the journal OF the House showing the
proceedings of the meeting thereon and also the letter OF
Mr. Yuee who relied the proceedings as evidence OF
his election to the Senate. Mr. NJ said he considered it
to be his duty present the ams of each of the Sena
for such action the Senate might see fit to deter
mine.
Mr. BRIGHT moved that tie certificate of the Cover
nor with the letter of Mr. Yee and all the relat
ing to the case be referred select committee of FIVE
This motion led to considerable debate in which
Messrs CLAY, BERRIEN, TOOTE, of Mississippi, MA
SON, HALE, SEWARD, and others participated; when
Mr. BRIGHT withdrew his motion.
The oath was then administered to Mr. MALLORY, and
he took his seat
Mr. BRIGHT then renewed his motion to refer the pa
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Several Senator'S gave notice that they would tomor
row. the earliest practicable day thereafter ask leave
to introduce bills.
M. LOUIS KOSsUTH.
Mr. FOOTE said he desired to ask leave introduce
joint resolution in relation to the coming Of Governor Kos
suth and he would state that he did after confer
ence with the Secretary State with the full approval Of
the President He would send it to the Chair and ask
that it may be printed for the use Of the Senate.
The CHAIR The motion requires the unanimous con-
sent and if there be objection it will be so ordered
No objection having been made the resolution was or
dered to be printed.
On motion by Mr.. DODGE, Of Iowa,
Reolued That committee Of two members be appointed
jointly with committee TO be appointed by the House Of Rep
t NJ 9f ta United States And
inform HIN A2 quorum u each Mouse has nd
that Congress ready receive any communication he
be pleased to make. eli &s
On motion Of Mr.. MORTON, the Senate adjourned.
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Most of the time of both Houses Of Congress Tues
day occupied with formal business and the reading
the Presidents Message of which large number of
pies ordered to be printed No business Of mpr
tance was done.