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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

On Friday juno 2, JAMES HALL, only of Thomas NJ.
and Caroline Brane, in the 4th year Of his age
The friends Of the family and Of his grandfather James
Hall respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at o'clock. from 81 Grand street.
On Friday morning, July q THOMAS w. McConmlcK.
son of Michael and Rosanna Mccormick, aged year
months and IL days
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
ship VIM. Tell =
Further notice will be given of the funeral
On friday morning July 2 of long and painful Illness
Of consumption Mr.. john Mccoy formerly az Rayard
street. but late Of 2G6 Tenth avenue.
His remains will be taken to Williamsburg for inter-
ment. to morrow afternoon. at o'clock His friends
and relatives invited 10 attend his funeral without
further notice.
On Friday, July ., ANS STEELE, wife of VIM Steele
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence No 2l3 Spring
street Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
On Friday morning, June 2 ELIZABETH, wife of Thomas
Costello aged 10 years.
The friends of the family and Of her son.in law
Nicholson invited to attend her funefa this after
noon. at O'Clock from so Franklin street.
On Friday. July 2 JAMES CoLroN, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at his late residence 1S3 Chambers
street this day at 10 O'Clock A. M. The remains will be
taken to the New York Bay Cemetery for ntermcnt.
On Friday july JANE, wife OF James Duff, in the 57th
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
late residence No las Rivngton street without further
notice.
Al No. 4S Walker street MARY RYAN
Her friends and those Of her sister Mrs Crooks are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this morning
at o'clock. The body will be taken from her late resi-
street where service will be performed by the Rev Mr.
CueTcn. Carriages will be provided for all
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2 1852

Cleared,
Steamship Franklin, Wotten. Havrc NJ Livingston.
Steamship United states, Dennis Aspinwail, Jones ~
Johnson
ship Patrick Henry Hubbard, London, Grinne Minturn
K Co.
Ship Mercury, Conn. Hsvre Boyd g. Hinoken.
Ship Mary Ann tBr), Erwin, st John, NIB, III Il W
Ship Quebec, Richardson, New Orleans, Stanton &
Bark Washington tBrem), Dsw, Hsnburg, Schmidt g.
Balchep.
Bark Friendship (Br), Brown. Quebec, Barclay Liz
ingston.
Bark Parodi, Rich, Havana, J Taylor g. Co.
Brig Prmers (Br Brow nice, st Thomas Taylor
Brig Candidate (Br) Forbes, Sc Johns NF Grennelcs
Brig Neil Dow (Br), Mason, Amherst, Ms, I'll & RDo
Wolfe.
Brig Olive, Kelly, Nassau River, Thompson Hunter.
Brig Hope. Lorng. Wilmington, NC, w Lewis.
Brig Patriot. Aldrlch Providence, master.
ss M sstiss Ssary RS S%,sn AsG
Schr Eclipse. Goslee, Jacksonville Gricc.
Sohr Henrico. futile Richmond, q Person.
Scbr Gibson Baker, Baltimore, Slaght, Gumbs
Baler.
scbr seeuine, Magee. Baltimore, johnson & Lowden,
Schr John Bell, Rowland. Philadelphia, w Mckee
SchY Minerva Wedmore, Wedmore, New Haven, master.
Steamer Ironsdes, Yapp, Philadelphia N Briggs.
Arrived.
Steamship Northern Light Tinklepaugh San Juan, Mo-
June ~ with gold dust and Passenger to Allon June
o. Pm exchanged signals h large ship wthlette In
steamship Merlin tBrl Cope. 81 Thomas June % Bermu
da 18th, with mdse and passengers to X Cunard Jr.
Ship Rotena Bartlett Liverpool May %, with mdso and
800 passengers TO Durham Dimon.
Ship Agnes PerrivA Ric Jansro, May q, with coffee to
sifbfn, frcr slices " Co.
shin psclfc Nelson Ngx c.itazs y layJ With mdss. te
Nelson. No dste. caDs Aasttsss INV % milss, pssN
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Police Jnte1llpence

TIE FRAUDULENT LAND WARRANT CAsE-INyEsTI.
CATION CONCLUDED IN TWO CASES.
Before Justice Stuart
IN the matter pending against VIM Merrihue and YIN
H. GIswoid on charge Of issuing fraudulent land war
rant claims on the United States govenme Mt the nyes.
ugaion was continued yesterday afternoon The following
j. the conclusion OF the testimony in those two particu
cases
TESTIMONY.
VIM. IA. Harmed sworn, says-I am A Commissioner
OF Deeds; know Mr. GTiswod. and also know by sight
Mr MerTibue; recollcct that Mr. Mor1ihue some time
ago, called at my Office with others with come papers
but what papers they were do know they were not
certified by me- Mr. Merrhue made application TO me to
certify some government claims but whether Il was for
land warrants or pensions cannot tell he wanted me to
certify to the presence q witnesses when they were not
there; l mean the attestlng witnesses; Mr. Merrihue
came alone and wishC me ~ certify that two credible
witnesses appeared but Mr. Mcrihue did not produce
the witnesses, refused to certify and thought he had
made mistake; Merrihue then vent away; he (Merr
hue) had been on several occasions before with similar
papers but the witnesses persons being present OF
course the certcate these transactions must be
about year or eighteen months ago; have no recocc
ton Of personally knowing any of the witnesses brought
before by Merrihuc. but II did Il was knowledge
received through Mr. Mcrrihue, by his AFFIDAVIT.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Edwsrds-I think the trans
action must have been over year ago; never had the
most distant idea that any thing wrong or that any
and had been peetratcd have Iup 20 the present
time
~ Mr. Ls.sOu-Do you knew What M asuiaas
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UToubas with Frsace-The C0up d'Etat-
The italian Opera.
The bark Flash, Captain Wilson, from Vera Cruz,
arrived ct this port yesterday afternoon. She re-
ports passage Of seventeen days.
We have received by the r. E Universal, FL
Monitor ReYx6oa~o. and LIE Trait d. U~io~, pub
ished in tho city Of Mexico, to the 9th ult inclu
sive-four days Later than our previous advices.
We translate tho most interesting items.
II appears that . grave Misunderstanding has
taken place between the French minister and the
Mexican government, growing out of the promise to
pay $500, 900 on account Of the English debt.
The question was, to know whether or not the duty
imposed by the fiscal laws upon money sent to .
foreign country, would DO paid. NJ. Faloonnst, the
representative Of English creditors, held that the
arrangement would not be in accordance with good
faith if the creditors were to pay $780, 900 duty on
the funds. The Mexican government approved the
reasons Of Mr.. Falconnet. But the French minister
protested, and demanded that the law shall be ap-
piled to all alike He sent very strong diplomatic
notes to the Mexican government and it is said that
one was returned to the legation 1t is, says lie
Trait a. Union, the cause of the departure Of the
Secretary Of the Legation for France It is believed
that the English minister has promised his aid to
the Mexican government in the affair If so, it will
become Franco Anglo Mexican question.
The coup d'ttat was the topic Of the Siglo; but
the other papers Of the capital seem to think it a
ridiculous movement, and do not believe in it's exc
cution. But our correspondence from the City of
Mexico, published yesterday, indicates that the
coup is more likely to be serious than ridiculous.
The supreme government has granted erequatmr
to Mr.. Juste Barbet de Jauy, nominated Consul Of
France to Mexico by the French government.
The Italian Opera Company, 50 well managed by
the ,nessorio Marctzek, continued to attract crowd
ed audiences. Maretzek had given, after d" Lucia"
two operas, "Mara de Rohan" and ella Faverita,"
which were received with the most enthusiastic
applause. Signorine Stefanone, and Cortine, and
Sgnori Salvi, Beneventano and Forti had been
very successful in their performances, and nightly
received marks of appreciation.
The department of Tapachula had been invaded
by party Of adventurous from Central America,
headed by person named Vincente Meono, who, on
several previous occasions, had attempted to COM
nit depredations and murders upon the Mexican
territory Scarcely had he made his appearance,
when Jose Maria Caron, calling under arms 26o men
of the National Guard, marched to encounter the
invaders, who at his appearance, dispersed in every
direction.
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dA with tAs pspers when he Len your onoe. Answer
Ioannst tsti; never afterwards spsks T. either Girls
VOID o. Mersihue about the papers
Catherine Ledger, being sworn says-I reside at No
Hague street, have resided there for TIVE years past
previous 70 that lived At the corner Of Cf and Hague
ssress don't know any person who lived In the build
ing NO Hague street; don't know any person named
Elizabeth Sullivan being sworn says-I have resided
at the csrner Of Pearl and Hague for the
years. no ono ever lived In my house BY tho name Of
Phoebe Holman; don't know any ono BY that name in
Peter Keene, being sworn, says-I reside at Ne. 4
Hague street, have lived there for i've years past;
person by that name might have lived there and mot
know IT. but think have heard tell Of the name but
never had anything to do with herr all that can say is
that the name Ia In my mind, and that's all say.
Tho evidence now being concluded Mr.. Edwards,
counsel for Merihuc addressed the Court In behalf Of
his client commenting rather severely the testimony
produced the oontendng that no
had been introduced which In any way proved the do
cuments now before them to be fbrgeres and that
PROOF had been made OUT that until offence had been
made to there could not be any charge sustained
against the defendant.
up, in reply to Mr. Edwards and most strcnuousy con-
tended that clear had been exhibited, allowing
most Conousvey BY documentary and other evidences,
that there was such person Phoebe Hoffman widow
OF John Hoffman as John Hoffman was married;
and Mr.. Latsoa claimed that enough had been shown
that the claim got up alleged to be by Phoebe Hoffman,
The matter submitted to tho magistrate, who
will give his decision at 10 O'Clock this day.
steIuay morning warrant was Issued Tor the arrest
OF Mr. James Potter but Mr.. Potter did not wish to
trouble the police officers to make arrest, he very
politely called at the court and gave the magistrate the
requisite security that he would be forthcoming at any
time when wanted.
In the matter of Thomas Lawson and Hamilton r.
Boone the hearing their will be commenced 10
o'clock this forenoon.
Charge 0Bigemy.-Henry Hudson Barrus was yesterday
arrested by officer Trump of the Jefferson Police Court
charged with bigamy. appears from the affidavit of
Mr. Daniel Newton of Massachusetts, that he present
at the marriage of the accused which took place in 1885,
with Miss Caroline A. Newton. by whom he had four
children and that this lady and her children still
living in Massachusetts, and he has been divorced
from her It also appears from the affidavit Of Miss Mary
Walker, Of Third avenue that in January 1851 she was
married to the accused by the Rev Mr. Judds On this
evidence Justice Stewart committed Barrus to await
animation
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On Wednesday evening. June go by the Rev. Thomas
Almitege RoBERT s MARTYR to MARY H., eldest daugh-
ter of VIM. A. Styles, Esq. oil Of this city
Hartford Ct. papers please copy.
On Thursday. July J. by the Rev. DR. Macauley Arson
DowSEs to ELIZA daughter of the late Thomas Bazen
Esq. Of this city.
In New York Tuesday June 90 at the house of her
brothcr-inaw, l.. ID. Conan. Esq, by Rev. DR.. Adams
join N. Billings, of Trenton. N. Y, to CARRIE A.,
daughter of the late John j. Bradt. Of Troy, N Y.
At Bloomingdale. N. Y. on Wednesday, June so, by
Rev. DR. Cone, CHARLES f TorpING to Mrs MARTHA ANN
AMKDEY
On Thursday, July /, by the Rev Thomas johnson,
Mr. LAURENCE FORBES of st. Augustine. Fla to Miss
MARY A. SMITH. Of Baltimore city, Md
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AsrNwAIL-steamer United Statcs--L Hamilton aad
lady Mrs Driver, q Dunn and lady Finley, lady
and four children Miss Boston Miss MHonyon Miss Boss
want, Mrs Marshall Paul and lady, Judge Hammond.
Capt Honven. W McGsughes Madame Der Mont, Isaac
Nixon and lady, Miss Nixon Miss Nixon and two chill
sren Mrs Bullinston. Mrs Lowell and tive chidrea, 9
Swain . Swain, Smith II Beachers, v Greea u.
Ss,h Bepss, Klenner, Isases. N Bertrand, 0Neis
Donahuc, m Harris Levy, w HAbbut, 8 Coleman.
murphy. Bennett Partridge. Merchant, W Phil
Up; Harris Halliday Heaiey, w Burden Heap: jr
Donald .,s nsys Pow%:M, Buyek McTnsgs,rs
g Richard Shannon, y Cspanaugh, Lawrence. II
Brooks, Barne schcii W yewett Jewett Parsons,
Rose, Mrs Swain. Mrs Wady Ramos, q Ramos Louis
Rodriguez and two boys, GIvgn msssenger Muss,n
And child Madam Carlo and son, Nixon Nixon, j.
Elder, woodward, AIdridgc. Bsptiste Blethos.
Hoskins.jr Allen Rsllschsr. Geo Wright, Iae
March, WEIGH, q Rowe, J Anderson, McBrne, ID Ia
gar 7 Fos' knapp sears Pitcher MIMI
Van Aist, Newbold, Alexander, Harris, Ia
bcr, McComber, n McCcmber o Platt. BcDney,
II Decker, George. Moay McrreI', Mr. Rucking Mr.
Porter Mrs Coney Robertson. wife and chid. Mr. aud
Xrs X Tuttls, NJ Lee. AMI LAX, lys.s.s, Il
DVdxv--ls5 IN the steerAxs.
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ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERIA PACKET, HrO.
BALrINoRE, July 4 1859.
The Liberia Packet below, With later news iron La
IBERIA but hsr Hlss have not yet been received.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of Thomas
Meaeher was held In New Orleans the 9TH uit and
resolutions Of sympathy unanimously passed
The accounts from the interior Of Louisiana respecting
cotton CROP Of the most favorable character pro-
missing an abundant yield.
There is NO mail south Of Richmond tonight.
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STEAMER CASPIAN DASHED TO rIEcE3--sCHo0NEH
CAPsIzED, E1C.

CLEvrLaNp Ohio July 1852
The steamer Caspian was totally wrecked during
heavy gale lat night at this port She broke loose
from her dock and swinging rosnd the pier dashed
violently sgan, lie side BY the heavy she
broke In two just forward of the wheel house caused by
beating on the piles at the head Of the pier There
anumber Of Passengers board who had barely time to
escape losing nil their luggage Nothing was saved ex
cept come trunks and furniture which foated ashore
The Caspian was rrt class boat running i'm the Ceye-
Land and buhao line and was neatly decorated and re-
paired this spring The Caspian wa. oFnaS NV Nessrs
Ward and was built last season. She Wa uninsured
The steamer Queen City wa lying near the pier when
started for the river She lost one wheel and pipe and
part Of the wheel house. f'P' ~
The schooner 81 Mary s reported TO have bccr e,n
sized Toledo and the supposed TO be loa
No particulars have yet been received. '
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81 H6K5k NO. Wall sfKEEf
FRiDAr, July 2, 1852.
BUFFALO, o A. M-Barometer % %. Thermometer 81.
Wind west Cloudy morning.
ROCHESTER, Q A. Mold, cloudy morning Wind
northwest. Thermometer 81.
AUBURN, o A. MA dark cold, unpleasant morning.
Wind west. Thermometer 60.
SYRACUSE, 0 A. M.-Dark cloudy morning. Cold west
wind. Thermometer &c.
Urea, A. M-Cool morning Rained early, but is
now clearing Of. Wind west. Thermometer %.
ALBANY, ga. M.-Cloudy. with occasional CLEANS Of
sunshine. Thermometer "a. Barometer 1900 Mer-
curry 70.
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ss a1sss :: sss sss.s e.si L. .s
ship ns:.ss.ss OF Perti.sdl nssryaas. c.sdsnas
:'ss s. $780, s sis o:s..
ss1. ~. s1Rs m B.sn suad:Tsa Bremen. day With
s::s s:ss. days. With
BARI Phsn1. Mason Bahia days. with sugar. to xss.n
.,ss w'Ss Cruz 9TH na: ..a
Az ; si;i VIZ SS,s ss1I Ti;se2, lat s.
BAH Rainbow csrdinsr Lombard. i Hsys... Jun. TO-
fsri Goio.. csri M.t.nra June a. with sugar and So
with sugar. e s..%i.h son. newton s'su. days.
H.y,i g e. az VII.
R from 1 %
e. Cape H,ttsras spoke sohr - Of NHsvon. hsnos for
Bari Fanny sglssr Psp.ASol. i day., with cotton and
same Tine ps.ohsasd signals With ship ReSs Center 81
Cape Csrnsysl yss in co with ship VIM Brodie. from
Brig VIM Tell (Norj Rordan Limerick, a days. in bal
Rsssss SfGss Sc days. with
9. sS!, gs.;,.y Bremen. s. days, I. ballast, with
to Ss I.g
Gss fore and main 0psaAt mast and
BTis Eilas Denton sf w.rr:n Ms:n.n San Jrsa do
BIZ H.ssls Dutch tof Pe.ten Hscysry c.sd..s:
Jas wS ii native q was ioss
a.is .; .s' s:'is ::
ton oath lat 80 lon spoke whale schr Elizabeth Delans
~ '1s 81 SSs d. d Cabs.
cSsss%ss. 20 day. with sugar.
Brig Sf BsAnors Steven: M:t.sssd. 80
:sst SIP 1s from ss r.:
Brig fremont Church Jefferson, Ca, days. with naval
'ssrss 70 unSsrwSSd H. With oor,. ,,d
nsSos.ay % ssstss Graves. june ~. ID Castle
sfss ,Sn y s f sss H
.i p for IL
Ss s e. srS with u
ger; oy:.1.n Bs5sf. 50. lat 80 s. Ion y 90
sssss.; a. s
JSns 3 o. lon Os spoke ship Dsllsst from
sshn Brown days With scs.r ind and
sehr PhenS tof GsoEgetown. SCI. keenan,, Havana IL
tact with brig Catharne Ncke bound to st Aary which
the received but little damage and proceeded ON her
schr Champion Br Roberts, Elsushera days. with pine
ssSI osprey tBrl, Green, Halif... II days
schr Providence (Br Mahan, Windsor Ms sdays with
ssST Ellen tBr, Mcdonald charlottetewn. PEI. %
.s s
Albania Bestonl from Noreans for Phadepha; ed
sss S2:ssn; sh Il 3D. spoke ship AIssSsny.
f sosI Fl Mark. vi. west
With cotton gus It e. L.
k
Sossps
No date, st s a. ship italy bound (fron Nor
.schr nih Priest smith.on. Newborn, NC. days. with
sehr Wake. Briggs Wilmington. NC. days. with naval
sehr Powell; Wallis. Wilmington. NC, with naval
Schr Henry Rensen. Curtis Virginia.
sehr Sourmshsi Kendall Kingston for Salem.
schr oreaon; whittemOre. Kingston for Hallowcl
ssRT Granite state Hsies Boston r
schr Bay State; Burr Boston. p days lays
sssr Ss1ssissd 4 SSsis1 ?Saass.ss,, s day.
sehr Forrest p RGwley Addison AdlIs 8 days
sebr Excel. CrewsH. Portland. days.
ssT a SSy f f.ai k1 Ssiass. h''h'a'
s ss%r Asiss S:rrill, RosiIss,s:,
lss isiEs
ssSr s,eph M.i Rnsh Calais vi. Eapo
Below,
One brig. unknown.
Steamship United States, Dennis, Aspinwsl ships C
Scranton Spencer Liverpool; American Union Chase St
Henry, ntb bard. london iao Ravena Pittman CHARLES.
ton: bark Gsllcgo. Ellery, San Francisco.
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The Vacant 0enasersAap frsa Keatueny.
LeusvmIx, JMy 4 1853.
aovernor Powell tsndercd the United States 6snAtsr
ship ali the Vacancy osuscd By Henry Gays death to
James Guthrie, who has declined
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TcIegraphic Marine Reports.

BOsTON, July 2.
Arrived-Br ship Brkenhead Liverpool; barks True Man.
Palermo Earl Liverpool Mimoss Charles
Gem, Philadelphia sw brig Urda, Gottcnburg schr
OceanWay do.
Clesrcd-ship Kentucky, Norleans; brig vator Phila.
delphia.
PORTLAND, July 1.
Arriyed-Brr Pinta NYork
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CHARLE5T0S, Jul z, 1907.
Cotton remains unchanged. Sales Of 400 bales have
been effected, ct Sc. 10hc Accounts from the panta
tiops are favorable.
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p.aaauUers Arrlvcx.

VERA Cnuz-Bark Flash-J Escanden and servant, l.
Lopez a Sosa II Gonzaleg, N Piquemil.
MAThNzAs-Bsrk Union-Jobn Chsrtrand and famy Y,
Mrs Macomb, Mrs Knight, Miss knight Master Knight.
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PnouprrtE July z, 1852.
A wooiiee mill was destroyed by hre on Thursday at
Capvie Mas. II owned In BOSTON and insured nj
the Anefosn oce. In this city Cor 90 600 and Se 600 at
~ Axv.a1ss sssss.
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Shocking Accident.

BosToN July z, 1852.
AT the whig ratification meeting at Manchester n
H. last night badly injured by the pre-.
mature discharge Of gun 10 render his recovery
doubtful. Another had his hand blown of
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CoLUssUs, ONO, July /, 1862
MT. Riddle has concluded his argument In the great
Methodist Church case and Judge Brep o. Tennessee
has commenced For the plaintiffs.
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Mutinoers Brought Hen

PORTLAND. July O. 1852.
The of the ship Huntington eighteen In number,
have been sent here from st. John b. by the United
States Consul to be tried for creating revolt board
that ship.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC NOE

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
'uS RISES. ........... 20 MOON RISES . 80
'UN SETS ..,........ 81 HIGH WATER. ........ 80
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Below,
One big. unkno'


Steamship United States. Dennis Aspinwsll; ships
Liverpool; American Union, Chase. 81
John. NIB Pomona (Br). Cronck. St John NIB; Patrick
Henry, Hui bard London no Ravepa Pittman, Charles
ton: bark Gsllceo, Ellery, San Francisco.
Wind at sunset, w.
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VARIOUS BILLS TABLEp.
The House took up the bill giving right OF way and
donation Of public land to Alabama aid In the con.
etIuotion Of the Mississippi and Charleston the Selma
and Gunters Landing and the Tennessee and Winchester
Railroads.
Mr. Cops asked that the bill be put on its passage.
Mr. srryrNs Of Pa, moved that it lie laid the table.
Carried, yeas 80 nays o.
MIR CoBB, from the Committee Public Lands, to
which had been referred the Senate bill granting Ohio
all the upapproprated lands remaining unsod in that
state recommended that it be laid the table Agreed
tO-hyee So Days az.
MIR Dan, from Same committee. reported a bill
granting 10 Indiana the right of way and lands for rail-
road from Springfield, Illinois Madison Indiana. Laid
the table.
MIR onr (dem), of S. G., from the same committee re-
ported bill to establish three additional land districts
An wisconsin. Passed.
The same gentleman reported bill giving the right Of
way and land to Indiana for railroad from Springfield
Illinois to Terre Haute, Indiana.
Mr. JrrSiss (dem Of N. ". moved but the House
refused 70 lay the bill the table by yeas a. nays Sc
Pending this business the morning hour expired.
TrIf rESssYLyANIA coSTEsTED ELECTION.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the Penn
eyivania contested election
Mr. AsaE lwhig). OF N. c. having made speech, thus
concluding the debate, the question stated agree
ing 60 the resolution reported by the Committee of Eec
tions namely, that the election at Danvie precinct
county Of Mouiton Eleventh Congressional district Of
Pennsylvania was Illegally and irreeularly conducted
the seat OF the member is vacant; and that the
spesk1r inform the Governor Of that state Of the decision
Of the House that a new election may he ordered
MT cLs dem o. Tenn; being unable to concur in
table the question decided a1natvely by
W, nays "a SO ii NJ. Fuller (whig) retains his scat,
nd Wright (dcm soes home
The Houss went into Committee Of the Whole on the
etete Of the Union, and took up tho amendment to
DEFICIENCY
Mir. WELLS. (~hig) Of N " delivered his views upon
The sutect a non Intervention. main'Snng tho right
81 every nation ~ frame such laws and Institutions
u may conceive % bU beet calculated promote IT. DO.
bticsl prosperity and social happiness and expressed
hmscf In favor Of passing resolution protesting against
interference ~ foreigp powers with those rights.
The committee thon rose aud the House adjourned