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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERsoN OIrr,
Monday Evening, July %, 1859.
The market has continued dull but prices are pretty
firm
-PRIcE So
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly .........6O-cT tb net
-. (Lake and Texas) .304Hc p fb net
SHEEP 81 75f1S3 so " head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. .........$5 5O0$S 90 q head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRRscESr,l
Tuesday Morning, July ~, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. h
Steamship Ell Dorado MITCHELL Aspinwa Navy Bay) Jennings
Ship Peter Marcy, Leech, Havre, Ia " HV Baxter
Ship Suliana Barrett, NewYork u A Cohen
FIR brig Emie Valader St Louis (Senegal4, J& Tardo
ARRIVED.
Steamship United States Young Galveston to Laceg-lst dist
Schr Aua Hanson, days from Pensacola,
eamboats.
Pink Toney, Guy, from Louisville.
Dalmau, Phelps from Nckshurg.
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4 yREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi, Miss.-Ask


H ULII WUOU HUU6E, E1steFH oh0re OF 7sS
Ill Mobile Bay FREEMAN SMITH, prppfators.-Thisy aa
ssassmai well and ayo.aby lnsw9 c e ossstf
baths salt bathing with ia firm sandy bp excellent
running various objections with The ns aelce Of moeuitoes
the country Tine having ben crowded
three morths
evidence Of its being the right sort Of place,
The half applicants Of New
Orleans alone could oe accommodated.
and additions he during pa
The DINING ROOM much
persons. BILLIARD SALOON added 70 The other
,nasemtns Several mora SLEEPING APARTMENTS have
,hscted.
The prepeos viii be untiirg their please There
iow daily Communication h sean 18th Mcbs and shoy
ow pressure boat will be on the and make day
y - - WILLARD FREEMAN,
-. JAMES 3. SMIIH.f
Hollywood, Baldwin county, A May ~ 1891 my4f NAV
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Hw oRLHANs..

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY q, 1852
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REMOVALS.

lSlXUlO LlIAJs
ID EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
y rly removed their Office from 81 Common
uioh street my5
u EMOVAL.-R. Fl. MARR, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II ST. cha,es arsst No. ~ Camp
apstafA = ms "
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=, ,,,,,,a,. IMPUKTS
GALVESToN-Per steamship Uniied Satas. on bbs - =. ,,
noasses Armstrong Harris &cols hides Gen q Taynr " w
saENsAC0APer schr Aurea 4ss4 fee lumber Poo,ov Seo
50 teet mouldnga, SO to Collins oopS CIV
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ARRIVED.
EXPORTS.

E The towboat Popoise towed down and
ship Tennessee, brigs Denmark, Harp and Pratt.
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AsFiNWALL-Per steamship Fl Dorado Sundry ndsb.
IA Shocks 1 box. ' '' ~
NW fohk-Pe ship Sutana hhds tobacco 81 bales benin
7l2 pkgs mise. e'' - ''- y fN'' "ANs
II 900 feet lumber. WAVE o. Hnus 'opaeeo' " oies inoss
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Departures Of tho Collins and sCunard Steamer,
.8 la FROM LIVERPOOL.

DANIEL WEBSTER. Secretary of State.
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BACHELORS HALL, Biloxi, Miss " -
~ Formerly FRANKLIN HOUSE. PHILIP CANTER- |ESs2
prepared good win u isp audhs
BAR supplisd with The sest Of LIQUORS.
Boarding and Lodging POI %
Pr CO
jeIa aiawIm i Z IS ~
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n JACKSONVILLE sHoTEL.-The ],

~ JACKSONVILLE Tot EL-The sub N
III having the above Hos wilt OPP
shs goh nat Having large and airy Rooms b: NJ 3 81.
keep supplied svsry dscy the season hopsato
seet fair share Of patronage The tsns for Board
AtsseSsd to tbs iictsi d ROOM "a
nd BAR ROOM The Bar viii be supplied with tbs tt Of Lguor
m HARGAAyE NcKAT.
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MANDEVILLE HOTEL = This Hotel,
Iy1 hayns rersny opsn
Or lhs Fl ylito,s Thss, nd
HOUSE all the
dsred essssu is y. Two hours. NJ S ts ssssmsn
ssrvsd by haad snd de BATHING tha
est the Lake other te excepted suit<b
BoARD-PER DAY 50
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGnNTe
So. OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK GO.
Having DOCK painted .hthe BRIDGE
WATEK PAM, and its Hss thoroue tsed fy
opinion with
q e. roRP9sE We ehssruis said r4ff So
Z tssnsl) HUGHES. vALLEfr 4 THOMAS.
Lsrisiana Derk Yard.
| L., il p. WHITNEY 4 CO.,
. Agents Lotia Dry Daek Co.,
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Will leave SATURDAY. July a. at O'CLOCK I'm &
FLOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM 49,
PHIs, ETcThe new, light drought swift silaa
Carly master receiving freight the
street. and will leave above. Fer freight passage having
ror Accommodations, apply board, = -
jya4 sfoNE wALwoRTH, IS Tehoupi,oulas st,
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In addition the above Agents nunsrov
certificates equally respectable parss, april
cation at their oesi which those Captain Robbins
OF ship Leoiea cap,sin W Cut Of chip Charles Cooper; Nc
clmm, Assistant Engineer NewYok Es Railroad; Rsys tiss
Col q. Talco, NswYork AenaIR s. Smith, Lsutsnant
oparemsstsr, United States Military Acsdemy, Point
Lee late supnendan River Raross
Company, sse u g. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street
for the States Of louisiana Aabama Ts1as
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Sold also N MORRISON, il Mssssas si.ss. and
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ask for r. r. R.. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ~ law
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and although bleeding in every part was still
as furious and menacing as ever. All the
dogs were put hors ne combat, the only three
alive seemed to implore the Malay, who ad
vanced, and we followed-a bullet is dis
charged, the tiger roar> attempts to spring,
but falls to the ground like an arolvte: the
young girl advances and lances her HARMON.
which pcnctrates his body; he attempts to
retreat, but the more he moves the more the
deadly weapon enters his flesh A general
discharge of our rifles brought his end to
dead certainty We had returned halfway
home, when the two MalavS, who had pre-
cedcd us, uttered loud shrek We hasten
ed our steps, and soon found the two unfortu
mates stretched on the ground, and kissnc
with transport part of human body 1t was
portion of the head and throat of their
Younger brother, which they recognized from
slight scar on the forehead d'-.lrqo.
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horse. He was making bold attempt to
scale the perpendicular bank. Had been
thrown into the body of the stream, should
have been swept away, and the animal must
have periShed but in all heavy, rapid runs
OF water, salt or fresh, there is what is termed
an eddy stream, running close in shore, in
contrary direction to the main body of The
water. have seen IIighlanders in their
boats catching fish in the eddy streams of
Corrievrekin, within a short distance of the
main tide, which, had it but got the slightest
hold on their boat would have swept them
with fearful velocity into the jaws of the
roaring gulf was caught bv the eddy.
which kept me stationary, and enabled me.
by few strokes, to reach the horses side
= . cross the river. or to land here. was alike
impossible: so took the right hand wheeled
the horse from the bank. and dashed at once
with him into the strength OF the current
Away we went, Satan aud |, in capital spirits
both-not doubt OF our etfrcting safe land
ing ever crossing my mind; and the horse
cvInccd his certainty on that subject hv
>Iatchng bite out of heap of hay that
iloated at his side, and eating as compo>cdIv
as II he had been IN the stable.
We soon s"ept round the hi"h bank that
had caused our misfortune, and came to a
level part of the country. wl.rh was flooded
far up INTO the fields. then struck >rron"l,
out IN a >Iantin" direction for the shore. and
soon had the satisfaction of finding mv>,!f
once more upon the green tart. >aton shook
himself, rrcAri up hi, car>, and guy' 4 low
neigh then >Iro.,cl him. and SPOKE kind
" 10 him. H.. returned the cares, bv lick
M rIy hand. Poor fellow, he had contract
ed Il friendship for ne in til, warcr-a friend
Ship which terminated only with his life
and which w, rendered tht no~r valuable
l., Iii, never extending it to another ivln-
th!u..
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EASTERN AND AMERICAN WOMEN.

-"' National I"''IiI -'n"rr Is publishing
series "I letters from 'rltH"n ct Washington,
"''' i ''''''''''- II" '"' va World, In h'>
LAST ic'''r h' 'i'''> compares thr women with
'io>c o' MS own country
III "'H '''"'"'> ''""'' III" NiIa@r ri lIt'I-
wa >''"'N win 'i'' '"''N'! "i t"r chil-
'''' '''' ''' 'N'i''"' l'''Hl!''i''>> "' som"
VI '"F -A'"" h""h'r>. saw several y"un-
''"'''>' h"' more 'Nah '"'''' or fourteen
years VI "@'' WIN ''' - '' '''. ''' ''''''
"'''''E ''ic'r """ ''''' '''' '''
P''''' common
,,,,
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81 '''''''' w.
'''N''' III
' ''' '''' v anu ''''>' "'''u'i-
'''' : ''''' '>'' >'''' III any country
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beautiful illusion.


We spoke of the especial care which God
takes of little children, how MANY instances
are recorded in our weekly Journals gt chill
dren being lost in the woods. for dayS, sOme-
times for weeks, the weather inclrmcnt, the
feet naked, the clothes scant, vet found un-
hurt They were fed on mamma from IIra-
ven, and the angel of the covenant muzzlrd
the mouths of the ravenom> beasts "t prey
Having read Laurie Todd. She puf several
explanatory questions about the yellow fever
and other scenes recorded, &c On these
and similar subjects We conver>cI more than
an hour, without being interrupted. bat the
time of my departure was at hand. We rose
simultaneously. We held each U: hers hands
We promised to Remember one aroher al
our mornin. and evening >arritire. that God
would 50 prepare our hearts that We meet
where the assembly never breaks up, where
friendship never ends
Here the fountain of the great deep wa>
broken up,a hig tear o'crllowcd It's banks.
caught the jnt~cf;o". Now, never >.w Il
tear on woman> check hut longcd to Kiss
IT from lis rc>'in" place; that is to say, pro
,id"'l the thing wa, rrartira;re, and whether
or not | reduced this prinriple into practice
on III" present orca-iol.. can't conceive the
~"r"r"i gn people have any right to in;uir'.-
lie this a. 1t may, at that time her liI~ were.
her own: She had no lord & l,ischmidt io,li>-
putr an old mans r,rivilc..r.
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"HOLLOW " ARE"

The following graphic account of the 'flv-
Ing artillery" used in Texas. at the battle of
San .Jacinto is said to be authentic. We
copy from an exchange:
Sam llouston'S living artillery. used at
the battle of San Jacinto, was one iour-ponn-
der, lashcd with a piece of raw hide to the
back of a jacka>s. When the piece was dis
charged. 1t would throw him forward ON his
face with such force a> 10 dctain him in that
position until the piece was reloaded and as
he rose and brought it within ranrr Of the.
Mexiran>. the match was applied, and away
went the animal on his face and knees. and
away went thunder and flames and death
dealing balls, and away went the Mexican,
heltcr to skclter. This was the memorable
hoNom marc. furnished by the Texas ssvm,a-
thizerS' Of Cincinnati. at the suggestion Of
General r. I. Lvtlc. Mr. Chairman said
the General, Il am conscious that it wouc
be- a violation of neutrality for US to send mu
nition> of war to Texas. But. sir, we ca,
send them hoIIom ~are.' The yell of dcli-h
which followed the suggestion still rings il
nv ears. The hollow ware was sent, an,
young man to serve it. That piece of fly
ing artillery won the battle of San .jacinto
achieved the independence of Texas. Texa
Independence led to Texas annexation. an,
Texas annexation to war with Mexico TIL
single phras" hollow ware accomplished al
Vet in the womb of the future What naoi
has single word at times
e II ;:ml Of rva.e p.,ya9e ior VA.
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ROYAL TIGER HUNT.

,,, r,rcn urrr
I'aA hunted the lion and the iacuar. or
tor-cat of tmcrica had equally chased ,
~. African lion. and would for once at least.
frl NJ, ,"lf in the presence of the tiner of ,
Urlo~-qrd Our rartv consisted nf five
Fr-r,ror, thrc" En.li>hmcn one Iri>hman
,,t nr,lf (Frcnch) -h,.>;lr> four Nhvlav>
.r, ,,1ro,- and cioht do.> Of which they
...lo wonders, The. heat was >corchino.
r..Ir.,, L~rith Of air. n India. when onr,,
,r.,.. rror,ration for noriIon. .x,.lit;on
IAN ma Ior.,.r H.. interested IN s,,Nar
r,.r' t,ood ir',,, ,born b,rnno,, .,....
= l... - ,rmncr..d .,Ir.. wc,,Ill,,o ,.,.n,.
-.'. i>. to ,ou AGAINST M. Lou.,.Io,, o,l ,l,o
,.,1r, cloud, oflsrd. &C IL. u.,>, ,,r;..l, ,rd
J-'-,n- ,l,,,,.,o ,,l;.l. ,..,..,;, .,.,;u.
.i leave them At liberty rc.,,.,t ,Lor, .v.p
-. .'r.ir >l,op: and that !, thn reason nrol-
'. which makes thrn, So familiar md ,,,,.
., their incc,>ant cvolu,;on, royyor.,,,
,.a-iyr. iowcycr. romr,I. Won to ro.,..c, t,,,r,
.rovc all when Won are =, SOM. distance. from,
q town or plantation; the renor, Of vour ,rr
vn'l not alone awaken these vast and i'm
-.,,u., -olifu,lc, under the bpshos :, tba -.
Unity. near to the muddy marshes and swamns
r.ro,o he lion, sleeps the ticer. and for such
,.,fo~, ,onr arms should ever be in .,,,n
~ rra,nc<<. At midday wo camo 70 -, b,,,
~ r,~ delightful residence Of Dr. Maccu,r;o
whom We found low spirited. but who. never
"-Ir,,. rave us a warm reception The pre-
,,a., evening a ranthcr had leaned the wall
en,o>n. hi lodee. and carried off and do
,.q~cI the son of Malay. his servant. while
'~~,ing in It's cot. The wall was thirteen
rrL'i,h feet hirh and the lear of thu, furious
',,,' nm>t have hccn confined and difficult
- NOR" hv ditch TN the other side =
H. sudden tornado n..nl;,r 70 the Fast
..,r'ak"> the party and compel them to re-
-.,ia over uielt1 On the following morn
~ before break Of ,lav. we were on march
-.n'orcri hv the brother and sister of the
1ryourcd MALAY. who would be revenoed of
he panther or the ti.cr. The lors in front
,~rt close 70 Us a if fearful of approaching
,mror. By the advice Of our guides we
iirkly passed through a thick wood, and ar
t'rd At clear and extensive plain seated
lr'"!veS to take breakfast The tiger did
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THE ClLEDO\IA\,
yrnLISHEp EVERY SATURDAY
1, T.. CHADWICK.

.rr1cr ..ktrrEEpGE < C"LEY's Building, st.
.... ..-v-oruo-itc the "st. 'ohn>bnrv House. .
rERMS...,l.5O per annum, if paid within
.,,.~: 200 ii payment be DELAYED beyond
..,n, NJ paper discontinued until all arrear
.r. ,..i. exccpf at the option Of the publisher.
.r,IrIpINiN1S inserted at the usual prices
.... advertisements must be paid for in ad-
... tf.,~,-cucuf~ should be marked the mum
.;,,.r. :. lc inserted: otherwise they will he
......l until forbid cor at tie option Of the pub
... u.l r.arvcI accordingly.
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E The American people eat more butter
than hrcad-at least the rals, ot the lmttrr
annually consumed l. greater ti.,.: the value
of the yearly supply OF wheat.
q" \ letter from Paris. >as>-"'l'l.c new
five franc pieces, hearing tine ciigy of the
President, have almost all been cut across the
throat a soon as issued. You can scare find
one of ,h'>e coins thai dos not bear this at
;es,ation OF the good wishes >. he public Of
p.ri> n. tnsir Saviour
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es+ IN ;:ml Of fva,e pr,r"re ior Va.
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T Ell EGG r A P HI G.
Arrival Of The El Dorado.
New YORK, April IL.

New YORK, April IL.
The steamer Ell Dorado, from San Francisco
March Is, has arrived, with 100000 in specie
on freight, and 2l4 passengers.
The FL Dorado was detained 90 hours at
AspinwaIl waiting mails. When they arrived
the agent refused TO deliver them. They would
come on the Georgia, via Havana.
Passenger trains are now running to Buena
Vista. Passengers leave Aspinwall in the
morning, and arrive at Panama at midnight
Aspinwnll is beginning to assume the appear
ance of thriving city.
Much distress continues to prevail among the
passengers of the North America and Acapulco.
Most of the females were taken on board
steamship Panama. California papers state
that endeavors are being made there to charter
sailing vessel and send for them.
The news from California is interesting. A
most disastrous food had occurred on the rivers.
The cities Of Sacramento, Nevada, and Mays
vle had been completely overhowed. The
damage has been frightful, and all consterna-
ton. The loss at Marysyillt is estimated at
100000 At Sacramento, the embankment
gave way. Several houses hoated down the
river. At Marysville all the stores were sub
merged, and a large quantity Of goods de-
stroyed. At Nevada, two quartz mills, the
theatre, Empire Hotel and several other houses,
were swept away. The bridges ct Salmon
Falls and Cooma were swept away. No doubt
every bridge on South and NJ ddle Fork rivers
shared the same fate. The country between
Sacramento and the mines was impossible. The
Legislative halls were surrounded by water, and
members reached them in boats. Nearly all the
houses on Marysville and Sacramento road
Aoated away. A large number Of lives were
lost. The flood was abating at last accounts.
CINCINNATI, April IL.
The Senate resolution passed on Saturday 10
loan the arms ofthe State to Kossuth, was laid
on the table in the House this morning by
vote Of "a TO %.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, April ~.

mONbh1f hpIH 10.
Mr. COBB, Of Alabama, moved to suspend the
rules, to enable the House TO take up such bust
ness on the Speakers table, as would lead to no
debate; which was objected to.
Mr.. STANTON, the chairman OF the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds, moved
that the House take up the bill for enargng the
Capitol; which being agreed 10, he said the
fret amendment Of the Senate, which restrained
ell contracts TO the amount appropriated by Con-
gress he had no objection TO; but that which went
TO suthorse the architect TO satisfy the claims Of
workmen for indemnity during the time the work
had been suspended, he should decidedly oppose,
and moved the previous question.
The first amendment was then agreed IN.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, called for the yeas
and nays on the second amendment which be-
ing ordered, IL was rejected--yeas 10, nays 1876.
MIR. BROWN, OF Mississippi, moved that the
rules Of the House be suspended, 10 enable him
TO submit resolution, with reference to the pub
lie printing, which provides that the law Of 1876
should not be so construed, as 10 authorize the
Joint committee to discharge one contractor and
employ another; but that in all cases Of neglect of
duty on the part OF such CONTRACTOR the fact should
be reported 10 Congress, and that the committee
be governed by its decision upon which he
called for the yeas and nays which having been
taken the motion 10 suspend the rules was reject
ed-yeas 90, nays 60-there not being two
thirds vote in its favor.
The following were the yeas ard nays;
Yr.s.-Messrs. Aiken, Allison, Appleton OF
Maine, Bocock, Bowie, Bragg, Brenton, Brown
Of Mississippi, Buell., Cable, Campbell Of Ohio,
Chandler, Clingman, Cobb, Cullom, Curtis, Dan.
isl, Davis ofIndiana, Doty, Duane, Durkee, Edger.
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ton, Edmunson, Ficklin, Fitch Florence, Floyd,
Fowler, Gamble, Gentry, Goodrich, Grow, Hall,
Hamilton, Harper, Harris of Tennessee, HEM,
Hubbard, Horsford, Houston, Howe OF Pennsyi-
yania, Hunter. Jackson, Jenkins, Johnson OF
Georgia, Johnson of Ohio, Jones OF tennessee,
Jones of Pennsylvania, King of New YORK,
Kuhns, Kurtz, Landry, Mann, Marshall OF Men
lucky, Martin, Mason, Mcdonald, McLanahsn,
McNair, McQueen. Millson, Miner, Molony,
Moore of Pennsylvania, Morehead, Murray,
Nabers, Newton, Odds, Orr, Outlaw, Parker OF
Pa, Peaslee, Penn, Penniman, Perkins, Phelps,
Powell Rantoul, Robbins, Russell, Sackett,
Schoolcraft Scurry, Smart, Smith, Snow, Stevens
OF New York, Stevens of Pennsylvania. stone,
ST. Martin, Stratton, Tuck, Venable, Walbridge,
Wallace, Watkins, Woodward-96.
NAYs.-Messrs. Appleton of Massachusetts
Bayly, Barrere, Bartlett, Bennett, Bovine, Briggs
Brooks, Burrows, Chapman, Chastain, Clark,
Dawson, Dean, Dockery, Freeman, Fuller, Gay
lord, Goodenow, German, Grey, Hammond,
Haven, Hendricks, Hillyer, Howard, lrgersoll,
Johnson of Tennessee, King Of Rhode Island,
Letcher, Loekhart, Mace, Nc Mullen. Miller
Parker of Indiana, Polk, Price, Riddle, Ross,
of Ohio, Stanton of Tennessee, Stanton OF Ken
lucky, Stuart, Sutherland, Taylor, Thompson OF
Massachusetts,, Thompson Of Virginia, Thurston,
! Walsh, Ward, Washburn, White OF Alabama,
| Wilcox, Williams, Yates-60
| Mr.. ORR, of South Carolina, moved to sus-
| mend the rules to enable him to submit resolu-
lion, requiring the Committee OF Ways and
Means to report by Tuesday the Doth April In
favor of abolishing the duty on railroad iron un-
der certain restrictions; upon which he called for
the yeas and nays.
These having been taken, the motion to sus-
pend the rules was negatived, yeas SIS, nays 81.
Mr.. ROBBINS, Of Pennsylvania, moved to
suspend the rules, to submit resolution fixing
the adjournment for the 25th July The yeas and
nays having been requested, the motion was re-
jected.
MIR. SMITH, Of Alabama, moved to suspend
the rules to enable him to submit resolution for
suspendng the printing of the census report, and
that committee of three be appointed to con-
dense it into one volume, which was negatived
The House adjourned at half past two O'Clock
-veas 70 nays Sc.
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r Aw AND AGENCY OFFICE .--The unde !

+ AW AND AGENCY Off CE.--The unde
Il signed, Attorneys. and Agents, practice Law
IN the Supreme Court of the United States, and
the Courts Of the District of Columbia and attend
promptly to claims against the United States, IN
Guiding the settlement Of all accounts of officers
and agents Of the Government, Bounty Lands,
Pensions, Return of Duties, Patents for new in
ventions, &C., &C.
They tender their services to members of the
profession at distance, and, when the case in
prepared by Local agent, will abate one-half their
usual fee. All information relative TO the forms
and usages Of business in any Of the Departments
will be Furnished TO our regular correspondents
without charge They have made arrangements
for the payment OF taxes, and for the sale loca
ton of bounty land warrants on the best Western
lands
IFOfice on P. :nsylvania avenue, Lane g.
fuckers Building
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. E. GREEN,
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