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once ia the consideration Of the bill designated BY Mr. b.
But
The SPEAKER ruled The motion made BY Mr. RIcH-
GRDsoK TO be IN order.
Whsreupon the rules were suspended and the House
went into Committee Of ihe Whole the stale OF the
Union, Mr. STANTON, oil Tennessee, in the chair)
The committee proceeded TO the consideration OF the
bill vesting in the legislative authorities OF the different
United States Territories the right TO control the appro-
pratons OF Congress for deaying the expenses OF the
Alter lew remarks from Mr. RICHARDSON in ex.
PLANTATION OF the provisions OF this bill was lad aside
10 be reported on TO the House favorably.
The bill making an additional appropriation OF $1,000
for The construction Of public buildings in Minnesota was
Mr. STUART made a statement to show the necessity
for making the appropriation contemplated in this bill
And hsp; asS eeysiqn The bill r e Th nD
and SlBLEY participated, il was laid aside, with favora-
BILE recommendation
The bill regulate the payment OF the salaries OF Uni
ted States territorial officers in case OF their prolracted
absence from their respective posts &c. was next taken
Mr. RICHARDSON moved that the committee do now
rse which beng agreed to- the committee rose, and Mr.
RICHARDSON moved resolution to stop the general
debate this bill in hour after il should again be
taken up In Committee OF the Whole
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee, in view of the importance
OF this BILL suggested that three hours. instead OF one.
should be allotted for Us consideration And this sug-
geson having been acceded by the mover OF the
olution, thus modified, il was agreed TO.
debated BY Messfhs siBLEY, STUART, PHELPS.
HOUSTON. and JONES. OF Tennessee.
MIR WASHBURN, then obtaining the floor proposed to
address the committee matters irrelevant 10 the bill
Mr.. RICHARDSON raised point OF ORDER contend
leg that the train of remarks proposed 10 be made by Mr.
w. not in order.
The chairman having sustained this point OF order,
Mr. WASHBURN appealed; and after few remarks
against the appeal by Messrs. ORR and RICHARDSON,
Mr. WASHBURN decliAed addressing the committee at
that time.
The debate this bill further continued by Messrs.
CARTIER, GIDDlNGS, STUART, PHELPS, CAMP
BELL Of Illinois, GORMAN, TUCK, LANE, CLARK,
and SlBLEY and thea the committee rose and the chair
reported back the two bills first considered in Com
miee OF the Whole the state OF the Union, with
recommendations in favor OF their passage.
Mr. CLlNGMAN, next rising 10 personal explana-
scented giving way the day before for speech from
Mr. HAscALL, rejecting in part on his (Mr. C.s) con-
sttuens, " hch had been published though actually
delivered in the hall; whereas Mr. III. had only given
notice that he designed publishing it.
On motion, the House then adjourned
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nv r. q. Mcguire. A.css.n..r.

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs-Hy
decree circuit Of the District OF
county, the
William Donosoo compainsnt, and
others widow and hsirsaisw o. Donoboo.
ceased subscbcr appointed
cree public sole Monday, 3i-t day day
the premises, Nos
49, fontng each 20 feet north street. F.t
and extending
valuable add well located building rapidly improving
part o city of Washington.
The prescribed DECREE mn of
tho purchase money 70 be paid and e balance
payments twelve eighteen, four, and thirty
secured BY the purchasers
safe, win security approved by the Upon
Of the money ratification sale
court the trustee win convey the property 70 mo 90
chssers, or purchasers in fee e. = .e.4s
the terms Of sale arc not complied within days amer On.
safe, the property win s"a expense Of
chaser. conveyances - expense OF nc purchaser
- CHAs. q. WALI.ACu Tr~-t>s
= g. MCGUIRE, Aucnoneer.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

After the reading of the journal,
Mr. McLANAHAN called the attention OF the House
TO the condition OF the United States district court OF this
District occasioned by the proaced illness OF Mr. Chief
Justice Cranch. Mr. Mel then asked leave TO move 10
take from the Speakers table the bill 10 provide for
holding DATED States district courts in Of the dsa
blity OF the judges from sickness, &c But
Mr.. RICHARDSON objected; 40 leave was not granted
Mr.. SEYMOUR, OF New York, by leave, reported
from the Committee Commerce bill to establish GER
tain ports OF entry in Oregon, and for other purposes
read twice, and referred the Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. SCUDDER, from the Committee on the Territories,
reported bill to authorize additional clerks, and TO ex-
tend the time OF the session OF the Legislature Of New
Mexico read twice, and referred to the Committee OF
The Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr. RICHARDSON moved to suspend the rules TO 20
into COMMITTEES OF the Whole the state OF the Union
But
Mr.. BlSSELL claimed the floor on the ground that
the business properly before the House the further
consideration Of the bill making appropriation for the
construction OF military roads IN the Territory Of o.
on which he entitled to the floor procsed;ng =,
Mr. STUART urged the imporian~
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ByA. GREEN, Aucsioneer.

UALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday afternoon the 25h instant ats O'clock The
premises public premises
lh and directly opposite Franklin square The house
beautiful BRICK with basement finished In the
perfect REPAIRS desirable residence
seneel family There rso-story brick the
rear belonging the premises.
Terms onehnh cash the balance In equal payments IN str
four months win interest semi
ally Tide lndspuabe deed given add deed o. trust taken
May 2o-dif A. GREEN, Aucuonser.
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PETITIONS UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. McNAIR: The petition of ashipgton Richards
rs others, ciizens OF Montgomery county, Pennsyl
praying grant Of 100 OF land TO the soldiers OF
the OF 1872
BY MIR. FLORENCE The memorial of John Howard,
Edward Ford and David Ford, praying Congress 20 afford
them speedy relief by the passage Of Senate bill No oI
prohibiting the importation Of articles manufactured In the
Canadian PROVINCES from American patented machines,
under penalties.
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HyA GREEN, Auct,ons.r,

0ULs AT AUCTIoN-n Saturday. 2od instant, shall
store, O'CLOCK 1913 200 quilts
These quilts imported I'll with the
rejected the
required They win be sold highest bidder pur
TO the sale. A. GREEN,
Aucfio
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a. may be objected that tho Collins ships larger
a The Asia and therefore expensive The
nuefence ~ only about hundred IONS. enough 10
cfeae this expense materisly and, BESIDES the of
'Hsse IN the expense Of running steamships is always
eseY rs the tonnsge and therefore, even II the differ
NC were material. would strengthen the appica-
'oa OF the Collins company.
- mere we have difference Of 83B,0A2 annually
an sequel within about 5000 the entire allowance Of
a. nfinsa government to the Cunard company. Among
~, s'ns ON the payroll there IL worthy of specific
ehoe' The Cnnsrd captains rsceivn all round s2,Soo
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III y 'VN FpWbhA is repeatedly snnonu~~A
w % INC VOTERS 81 the Second "a, no .s
M.y 1a-eodfd. T'f ~ ~ M rvpRRp.-2 "
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n Apps Niche Cold Embracing all
n the properr. aui pen with durability
For sale Al agency, TAYLOHh MAunYs.
Ia--d Bookstore, 9Th
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OF 600 coaPORATIor stock Tor sale have pn
0l,UUU s7ooo of corporation q Washington
cent stock. Aso sixty six Patriotic Bank stock
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Nav lf-df Auoionscr and Commission
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pRIvATE Furnished HOUSE for Rens-A very dssirs-
house, with every for
rrntsei family Franklin Row, win be
ponpt with small family, moderate
rent ON application u JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
MAY Ip9dH Corner and Pennsylvania avenue.
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4
pss s,cckinrs pay
OF business ladies' will
generally they store In he above line
opened Of mcrino
shirts gentlemen which viii dispose
market prices. w. Nj 5HbsTkR q co.
May I9--3td1
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opened by propraor h. MoNNoT on the nrstday ofJnne
nexf, as a branch Of the New York Hotel
The beautiful village Long Island
sxcrlen bathing
adjacent Every endeavor win be
hotel tho Distinguished
Plans the above hotel
deld New YorkH .
miles York and New Haven railroad
at Fairfield several times each day. May 2oA-dtiJaly
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4 cents
p-nro-e novel; by Mis-. Habhscs. niece q Mis-.
as cents. FRANcK TAYLOR.
MID

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The deficiency bill was then taken up, and vsroV
amendments were considered until the hour Of adjourn
ment The report will be published hereafter.
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House OF Representatives.

W
KEW ROUTES
Mr.. 0Ips reported bill establishing certain post
routes which was Immediately passed
CIVIL sUPERNTEyDENcY ARMoRIEs
Mr. GoRMAN from the Committee on Military Affairs
reported bill to the civil for the military super
intendency at the national armories at Springfield and
Harper's Ferry 1t referred to Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union
WHEELING AND BRIpcrroRT BRIDGES.
The House resumed the consideration OF tho bill de-
raIing the Wheeling and Bridgeport Bridges legal
lures and post routes.
Mr.. WoopwARp concluded his remarks from yesterday,
arguing that under the constitutional clause to regulate
commerce among the States Congress and not the judi
ciary. has power over the subject.
THOMAS HOWE contended that the Wheeling bridge
is serious obstruction to navigation and public nui
sance, in Its present condition
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION NIL.
The morning hour having expired motion Of Mr..
HousToN resolution adopted to close the general
bate the Army bill in ono hour, and the House then
went into committee on thlt biii.
Mr. MACE, (dcm.) of Ia, replied to speech Of Mr.
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania who he said had sought to
make sectional issue to votes for Gen Scott Ho
spoke generally the subject Of party politics. and In
favor OF Gen Pierce and the democratic platform
Mr. Mocnx (whig) Of Penn, advocated a reform In our
system tf light houses saying they will not compare a.
all for utility efficiency economy with those of Eu-
rope and particularly Of England and France.
The committee proceeded to act the bill and added
an approximation OF $500 COO tor extra pay the coming
year TO the officers and enlisted serving in Cafor
mia, New Mexico and Oregon
Mr.. kussRII- (dem of Ill. offered amendment, ap
opra'ing $4,000 TO test the prscicabity Of canes to
be useo on the plains substitutes In part for horcs.
lie said that during the years this sub
ject bes occupied the attention Of the Secretary War
Who ~ n The evdene before him hrd the
proprC ~ on the plains
hr, bsArs (dem Of Miss, advocated the eusendmeut.
De Froe ot tine qualities OF the camel including swift
Which l. superior to that Of horfe on long jour.
nty his capacity to without water fos long periods
MI OoGSiAr (deIn Of Is, opposed tie amend ment
A. " Waer Mexico had prcyoed wStcr tanks over heT
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From South America.

BALTIMORE, August ID Is52.
letter received at the 9Meican Office from Ciudad
Bolivar under date 1lth ult, contains political
commercial intelligence
The elections going and created much excite
ment
The American residents celebrated the 4th with ma.
tiona salutes and grand ball in the evening.
The third OF the Oronoco Compapy's steamers was to
be launched on the LIST August. rho company had
ried all opposition before 1t, and was likely to Prove
monster monopoly.
The newly elected Archbishop Of Venezuela made his
ere into Bolivia on the 10th ult, and received with
greet pomp He was elected by the present Congress- Of
which he was member, and has yet to be confirmed by
the Pope should the con irmaton be refused the Ven
ezuean church threatens to declare its independence Of
Rome.
The crop of coffee will not reach than 000 bags
and tobacco about 1900 baskets More than 100000
boes were expected to be shipped from that port alone
hides Iule at l2c coffee &C. tobacco 10c. 13c
skins 2Sc. and indigo 75c. Upwards Of 100000 deer
ikins would be shipped between the above date and
NnYrnlher.
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TIIIRTY.sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WAsmyaTos, August 10, 1862.
Mr.. Cas- said If the Senate did not intend TO take up
the private calendar, he would to take up the bill
for ship canal round the Falls of st. Mary's.
Mr.. BRIGHT moved to postpone the private calendar.
After some conversation, the motion was withdrawn.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on GAIPHrNIsM-w1SEss M.
FUSED TO he SWORN.
Mr.. IousroN to a privileged question lie said
that the Select Committee to inquire into abuses frauds
and brbsry &c. had summoned witness before it who
yesterday refused to be The witness appeared
again this morning, and after giving his reasons,
tumaciously refused to be lie was instructed
therefore, TO make the following report with rosou
ton =
The Select Committee Of the Senate appointed on the
August 1882 John AeGinns appeared before sfa committee
by Of IFS mebers, read the resolution Of tse senate
rsapses
SSa the sse s
Mr. Nconi, then rsqnostsd 70 take the pssid oath
mend mend the adoption q The foouips
oa nssi him S R select me
sn sss . @ his @ sas ap Ss sGs
fore the take him into custody, and i'm
ssn tSs ts1r The Senate 0 1H
The report received and read.
Mr.. HoUsIoN asked that it be now considered.
The CBMR-t requires unanimous consent.
MIR. CHAsE-LeL it lie over. then So the subject lies
oyer.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
PRIVATE BILLS.
This being the day when under the rules, any objec
tion TO private bill could postpone it and debate be-
ing in order than thirty private bills passed
and SIS many more objected to and postponed Amongst
those passed House bill for the relief Of Monmouth
II. Hart Joel Kelly. and William Close surctios of the
late purstr. D. y. Hart.
ISFoRMh1Ioy RELATIVE TO THE chLifonvia DRY DOCK.
A communication received from the Navy Depart
ment in to the resolution OF the Senate calling
for copies of all contracts made for the hire of the
dry dock in California The Secretary sends in copy of
the only contract contemplated which il with Samuel D.
Dakn Rutherford Moody John s. Gilbert and zeno Sc
as principals, and James r. Secor and James L.
Dean suretcs all Of New York The Secretary says
the contract has not yet received his signature owing to
the delay in furnishing satisfactory certificate of the
competency of the party to the contract TO respond TO
the full amount of forfeiture stipulated in the iDstru-
ment When such certificate il furnished the contract
will be executed
After executive session, the Senate adjourned
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Meteorological observations.


FRipAy, August 10, 1852
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.-Themometer "a. A clear, beau.
tful morning. Wind northeast Barometer 20 273
0 p. M.-Baromcter 20 49, Thermometer 75. Wind
north. Clear beautiful evening.
ROCHESTER, 10 A M.-very pleasant morning; sun
shining brightly Wind west Thermometer 70.
9P. M.--Clear and warm. Wind north. Thcrmome-
ter 70.
AuBuEs, 10 A. NJ Pleasant morning here. Wind
foutLwest Thermometer 20.
9P MA beautiful day. Wind south. Thcrmome-
ter rs
SYRACUSE, 10 A. MA clear, fine morning. Quite a
breeze tom the west Thermometer IL.
9P. M.-Clear. pleasant, warm evening. Thermometer
15 Wind northwest.
Urea. 10 A. M.-Clear, pleasant morning Wind west
Thermometer ~.
7. M-very pleasant evening Has been fine day
wind west. Thermometer 70
ALrSNY, 10 a. NJ "A lovely morning. Wind south.
Tberuomett II. barometer 30 0g0 Mercury IL
y Nit has been fine day Clear, pleasant
evening Wind south Thermometer 83< Barometer
29E0. Mercury So,
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JUDGE sHARKEY 4

JUDGE sHARKEY AT NEW oRLEANs-FALL OF A
BRlDGE-BEDFORD SPRINGS NOT soLD-YAcHr
RACE ETC.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1852
The mail is through from New Orleans. Judge Sharkey
United States Con,ul at Havana, passenger in
the Crescent City to New Orleans.
On the 10th bridge the Pedee river South Caro-
lima fell into the river while attempt making to
repair IT,
The reported sale Of Bedford Springs party Of cap
tass Las not been ratified the purchasers flying the
track on account OF some disagreement.
The yacht at Old Point Comfort yesterday ter
minated in the triumph Of the yacht Breeze built by
Com. Stevens OF New York. which beat her nearest
petitor one and half miles. The yacht Ukraine,
recently built here, and which expected to rival the
America. last Of all.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

rRAgER3Y HOUSE, CORNER OF TwENrIETH
- street snd Broadway New York, opened to the
2ubic on Monday, May a. 1852 1t contains one hundred
And ffy rooms furnished in the most elegant style wth
very possible oonvenisAee II will kept the Americas
ad European plans coabned and ths propretors are de-
Snr ed that saa rank ths best family hotels
VIC world DONADI h GO,
NCnOOLEY'S M0UNTAlN.-THE BEST ROUTE EXON
New YorKb via New Hampton, twice daily, BY Central
sr.sd Of A. New Jersey Only ssa miles by stsse. and
Jacket from pier No Nerth river, at eight O'clock A.
snd twelve o'clock N. Fare, So l2h Through in 81
sours Fer tickets further apply al Hope
sxpress 0fss, No. "a Broadway or on board the best
hopes Express runs in connection with this line.
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Late md ptcresting from Mexico.
lNlMEhTS nE TILE REBEL L InNIs sTs-TrE TILIr 4,

MUN IHFNTs OF TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEHUAN-
TEFEC ROAD, ETC,
NV ORLEANS, August 13 1852.
Dates have been received from the City Of Mexico to
the 3ls ult. by which learn that the Rebolledos
movement very formidable. The disaIfcced at last
accounts, msrchiug against Jalapa Their object
seems 10 he the separation Of the State of oryaba from
the State of Vera Cruz.
More pronupciameptos have been issued at Mazatan
and other places, and urher troubles reported
Tampico.
The government has invited proposals for tho
structon of the Tehuantepec road till the 18th OF
August All other grauts and contracts for roads and
canal projects reserved for future consideration
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

pAxEs OF s52.-oFFIcE or RECEIVER OF
Il Taxes No. g New City Hail. Park.-Rate gs 7O-IOo.-
Notice g hereby given that the sl books Of the present
will then prepared receive the taxes
thereon persons paving their taxes previous TO tho rs
Of November nsxt will receive deduction OF interest
per calculated from the time
men 70 the LIST OF December next One per cent will 30
addad TO all uppad the fret OF December next
Hours for receiving taxes--from A. M.tO2P. Bank
HARVEY HART, Recsiver Of Taxes.
n B.-Pcrscns have their bills By applying at this
cc and are requested 10 give full descriptions Of their
Nrw YoRx. July 10. 1859
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North Carolina Election.

BALTIMORE, August 13, 1862.
The vote in all but IL counties of North Carolina
stands, Reid 34511, Kerr 90 $780, Reds majority 51S1,
and his gain SOL In the Senate the democratic majority
iss. In the House of Commons SO far the wings have
&c. and the democrats 81 members with nine countless
cectng ten members 10 hear from. TIE probable whg
majority in the House will be eight making tie joint
ballot
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Iowa Election.

ALBANY, August 10, 1852.
The Galepa Dolly .9drertisr of Saturday in post
script says" L. L. johnson, who lct Dubuque yester
day (Friday) says had reached there sufficient to
warrant the belief that Cooks majority for Congress in
Iowa would not fall short of 900 There was a pros.
pect also that Viee had beaten Hem in the First dis
trct The wings had also carried the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyas
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FIRE AT THE STATE BANK, ELIzAsErfTowS, n J--LaSe
evening" between eight and nine o'clock fire was OBJ
served at this building and considerable alarm ws
caused IT originated in the stables or in some Oh ths
outbudipgs all of which were completely destroyed
The bank was on fire three times but fortunately,
no c,eat aamage was done the flames having been con-
fnsd 10 lie above mentioned portion OF the py emises
m. ams,,rf of damage was not ascetsined.
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From the White Mountains.

BosTON, August -. ISd2.
4 despatch dated from Gorham, near the white Noun
tains, to-day says the thermometer this morning at
co Two gentlemen got caught In storm In going up the
mountains and perishipg. lady fain ed In
going up and was obliged TO remain the moan.an all
night Large crowds make the ascent daily
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Naval LntelliQenca.

THr u s. SLooP WAR DEcAruR arrived here this
morning, from New Orleans with 68 recruits.
The following are her oflc,rs:--
Commander-Wm Green.
Iieute ennnt--Wm I. Muse.
Acting Purser--J. W. Cooke.
Acting LieuteBant-Chef w Hays
Passed Assistant Su1geOl-,! u H. Greeahow
Assistant Surgeon-Jas. Is. hitting.
Acting Master-Henry O Uuater
Passed Midshipman-Chas Gray.
Captains Clerk-Wm. w. Green
Dance.
Acting Boatswain-J Walker
Gupner--W. Burnille.
Carpenter-Jos. Linn.
Sailmaker--John J. Stanford.
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The Cholera MT Rochester,

RocHEsrER August 10, 1852
The Board OF Health report nine cholera and
four deaths during the twenty four hours ending at
o'clock. Z. NJ.
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Thirteen Days Later from CsuusoruASs.

Nrw ORLRArs, August Is 1859
The steam ships Ei Dorado from 8spnwaI and Daalsl
Webster from Nicaragua have arrived here with sdyioes
from California to the 10th Of July The lie unn-
pOrtant
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- Bosros, Hus sust Is, 1889
eMs In reference to the fishery dHicuites vhch Gun.
csies follows:"As view the subject it IN gross
outrage committed upon fishermen tbas their rights
guaranteed by the laws OF naons treaty hwe been
Hsgrsnt)y abused and wreSte0 from them Amyle re-
mur eratioD must also be made by the British goycra
ment for individual losses and damages lie further
sayo that both goyerpma nts have ndad mstua
forbearance until the matter can b. fully settled
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C,Nfarttr4r CouusE The three milo trottlDc match
in bsrness Tor 81 coo OF on Thur day a. Goows-
william v 0odiuiI b m. Boston Cir. .......... 4
Jas y MoAenas ch &. s6lin. ..,,,...,,,,,,,,d dis.
Time, l.g