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Gregory House.

VITVgT1TV I1VUSt.
A LBAN & KILBOURN have fitted up
n and re.opencd the Gregory House on
Main street, Nevada, and are prepared TO ac'
commodaie Boarders and THO Travelling
Public. The table and bar will he furnish ed
with TIE best Of every thing in the market,
and no pains will be spared to make the en-
tertainmeht agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient boarders.
The sleeping rooms are commodiously ar
ranged. and will nt all times be kept in com.
plctc order.
Board per week, sl2 G-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALlFoRNIA-Coun,,


STATE OF CALlFORNIA--CountJ
- Nevada, DISTRICT court, 10th Judicial
trict. Garret w. Low vs. W. 7. Jaquith
The people Of the State Of California to
I Jaquith, greeting: N"u Nj. hrrehv n
fled that on the ninth da, II March. \ 70 u
suit was commenced again YEN by the pl
tiff in said court, TO recover the suia Of n
teen huncrel and seventeen dollars. now
and unpail You aro therefore requiret
appear and answer the complaint Vi said pl
tiff within thirty days from this date. or I
plaintiff will take Judgment against you by
fault for that sum with damages. interest
costs, according 10 law, and will also al
to the court for the relief dema anded therein
Witness, Theodore Miller. clerk Of the
:. trict court, for the 10 tn judicial distr
Nevada county, with the seal aftis
this 9th day Of March. A. d. 1852.
-.. =. THEO. MILLER. Clsrl
llSBBARp e. HopsE. PrtIf 8 Atiy's.
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Empire Clothing Depot,
BY NJ. LEWIS j. co.
First door below Barker's Exchange, Newt
Highest price paid for GoLD DUST.
&.3m
Cigars aud Fruit Store.

cigars ana Frult StOIe.
CONNECTED with Newbaur. We, theme
Co, corner of I'd and J SITS, Sacramento,
MAyblum, Grecnhood & Co., corner Of j.
son and Sansome It. San francisco.
NEWBdUER j CO.,
Main st. below Empire C.sthing Depo,
ID ESpECTFULLY inform the lover
HI good Cigars that they have fitted !,
store as above, where will constantly be J
3 full supply If the choicest brands of Ci1
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, whole
and retail
/, Their connection with the best honse
Sacramento und IAN Francisco, in the ir,
enable them to procure the very best 'rti
iihpered. 70 tcat the 'irBth vi this deci
ton. smokers and chewers are invited Tn
them cal. The following brands of c.
nov IN sale, viz Rega.ia. Tulepan. Figl'a
Alhamhra. Londres, Jenny Lind, Frsgraf
MonteEuma, Lopez. Bueps Vista. Principe.
Also. c.ns,dnily on hand u supply Of =
Oranges. kaisius, nuts, Coafsctionary, ct
9j-2ru
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NOTICE.-The stockholders of the FL Do
N RADIO Mining Company are hereby noti-
fled that the regular annual meeting Of COM
pany win be held in the Justices court room
Of the First Township of the city of San Fran
cisco, corner of Kearney and Pacific streets, on
Tursday March both. 1852. at l-2 O'Clock.
P. NJ, for the purpose of electing Trustees Of
tho company for the ensuing year. and trans
acting such other business MS may be necessary
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
losEpH WEED, Secretary.
San Francisco, March llih, l652.-95-4t'
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Ax..z..s--A- =. The fine steamer Mar
- - willie Will make regular !
to,aud from Sacramento and Marysvill'
each alternate day. s...,.
The Marysville is the best finis
boat of her class in California, draws IL
ches Of water, only. She has run betw
Sacramento and Marysville the past 8,
mer during the lowest stage Of water. "a
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SAN FRANCISCO, 'ADv'S,

ALTA FOUNDRY--Market Place,
II facing Battery st. Iron and brass cast
ings,'of every description. Quartz pulver-
izing machinery, saw mill irons, and ma
chine work in general promptly executed.
Patterns made to order.
94.tf G. M. Huron
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+ allcv Goods.

4. - N'Fr d1Cy OOOuS.
AIRS. w. II. SAMPSON has jus, re-
lt4 ccived from San Francisco splendid
lot'6f Fancy Goods, Trimmings. Perfume
~, etc etc. which she offers TO the ladies u,
very reduced rates, among which are the
following
Figured. silks. Paper muslins,
Watcred Glazed cambrics,
Satin stripe = Gimp buttons,
Da:nask Em'b. Pavia hdkfs,
Pophir a. DO Linen do,
Cashmercs Chemisseus capcs.
Merinos, ...- Edg,ngs l. insertions
0ue splendid green velyet sack. one splen.
robe de chamhrc, black and white silk hose
hid gloves, artificial flowers bonnet Innings
hair oils, pomatum, Nacassar oil, Colonge
wafer.
With avaricty Of other articles 100 nu'
mcrous TO mention.
Nevada, Eeb. Z. is52-,s3-tf
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Pncinc Mnii sicn lilsI1ip Co.

The T.. II. S. Cos steamship GOLDEN
GATE, G. r. Patterson. ESQ, Y. S. ".
Commander, will leave for PANAMA, with
the United States mails, touching only ut
Acapulco
On MONDAY, April 3, at IoA.M.
Treasure for shipment will he received at
the Office tilEl2 o'clock, Friday night, April .
Passengers by the Golden Gate. leaving
here on slst January, ther second trip were
landed in: New York in twenty two days,
and it is now expected the sister steamship
ILLINOIS will be at Chagfcs to fcceive
passengers Of the present trip, and land them
in New York within rs short time.
For freight or passage apply TO
f. KNIGHT, Agent,
cor Sacramento and Leidesslorfi SIS
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ID DEMOVAl.-BayANr & Co. have removed
IL to the new Gre proof warehouse, ut the
corne: Of California and Battery streets, whore
they will keep conS,anily on hand full stock
Of Agricultural implements, .Gfrdcn Seedf,
miners TOOLS and a general assortment vi
hardware, it' 9i.lm
- n AFI'lNG, Of Eagnali's best refined iron,
- from ~ lei inches in diameter, for sale
by .,.. -CONKOi K O'COSNOR, ..
Sansome st, near Washington. : Francisco,
94.lm md l30 \ -. Sacrainento.
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THE partnership heretofore existing be-
J. tween the members Of the National
Quartz mining Company is thi, day dissolv'
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A LCOHOI--loo bbls 80 and soper cent
a above proof;
Powdcr-iO0 kegs blasting. Hazayd mills;
Pure Spirits and Gin-loo bbls landing
O,ard and 1'iaet Brandics loo ar apd FOO
eighth casks, ,lahdng;
.Tobacco-2o cases. small hoxes;
'Cheese- $3.50 lbs English dairy; 80
sup Cmb: Soda-l0OO lbs English. M
For sale by STEVENS, WALKER & Co
96.lm Battery ST.. near Washington.
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To sail positively ON THURSDAY. Ia April.
FOX PANAMA-Direct.

THE splendid A clipper chip vIcroRIA
i Joseph Spear Wallis, commander. leO
tons burtl,cn, has seven feet between decks,
and will he fitted up in 4 superior manner,
with an abundance Of water and provisions,
the very best the market will afford, and the
table will be under the superintendent OF
first rate steward,
"A Purscr and an experienced Surgeon
will accompany the vessel. thus offering a
rare opportunity for parties desiring comfort
during the voyage. .s"r..'
The ship Is very fas, sailer, and it is
confidently expected will make .hc passage
in % or 80 DAYS -,
The rate Of passage will be moderate. and
freigh, taken low, on applica,ionto
DicKsoS. DEWoLr, & Co,
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Great Excitement.
XNANTED -S5J0t in Gold Dust, in ex.
w change for Dnsu rreotypes at
SHAW q. JOH.NSONS

M. 291 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are resp, cifully
invited to call NJ these rooms where they will
find ilrtures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size 10 the largest, and in
the highest perfection Of this beautiful ait.
Pictures taken in ur ziotinte or in COl.ORS.
Perfect satisia ton guaranteed in oil cases
or no charge. We have arrat emen,s made
BY which we are enabled To send pictures OF
our customers by mail 20 nny par, Of the known
word, rnJ ut a irhins expense.
Instruction given in The AZ.
Dagucrre"i!pr Instruments complete. with
general assortment Of plates, cases and che.
micaIs. always on hand and for sale cheap.
g. l.. STRAW. S5-6m sEo II JOHNSON.
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,in.ss VALLEY, March rs, 1852.

hasoh 18th, 1 Is52.-e7.6.
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!. SEC. 2. That II the order provided for
by the first section ofthis act be made by
a Judge Of the court Of Common Pleas in
vacation, il shall be entered Of record by
the clerk ofsaid court; but such order shall
not be made later than iour weeks prior
to the next succeeding term OF said court.
Sec. 8. That the act entitled IAN act TO
amend the act entitled an act 10 amend
the act directing the mode oi proceeding
in chancery, and the amendatory acts
thereto" passed January 94h. 1916, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
~ WILLIAM MEDILL,
r IS President Of the Senate.
April i6, 1852. at os
AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY,
Woodsfeld. Ohio, May IL, 1889.
! certify that the foregoing laws are cor
rectly printed from copies certified by the
Secretary Of State.
5sa JOHN B NOLL.
lf Aud. Monroe Co.
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THE scIoTo DRIpcE poMN.

Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock,
the New York Company's bridge across
the Scioto river At this place, gave, way
and fell with tremendous crash, the only
part remaining being the first section on
the end this way. Mr.. Thomas Saxton,
who was engaged in repairing the Morse
Telegraph line was crossing at tho time
with ladder. which he dropped when tho
timbers began to break. and started at full
speed for land, but wastoo late. He went
down with the bridge, but for,unatel sus-
tanned no injury, barring severe fright
and an uncomfortable ducking. He sue.
ceedsd in reaching ono ofihs piers by The
aid ofthe fallen timbers, and was soon ~.
lieyed by skiff. His escape from injury
is wonder. The bridge had been crack
ing oil the morning, and ito destruction
was anticipstsd.- Portsmouth, ADispaic5.
April &9h. $500 sE as
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SENATE.

'oA'bhA '"J ~
The Senate met at 3 o'clock. \. NJ.
Mr.. Wilson was elected President pro.
TEN.
Several bills were reported correctly en-
rolled, and some resolutions adopted.
At the hour Of eight, Mr.. Wilson, Pres.
dent pro lem. rose and said:
The hour has at length arrived at which
we are to adjourn. We have spent ses-
sion of unusual interest not only to US as
members Of this body. but 10 the citizens
Of the State--and must say that in my
experience have never witnessed more
pleasant or agreeable legislative body, or
one Of equal lndustry-what ever OF good
or evil we have performed, is now o mat
ter of record, and will follow US.
We are all mortals and fallible, and TO
err is human; but | am certain that all
have acted with desire to do their duty
We may not all meet here again. 1t is a
solemn thought, and brings to mind serious
reflections; but whatever may be our lot be
assured gentlemen that you have my best
wishes for your happiness here; and when
called from these scenes Of mortality may
you one and all meet again where there
will pc no parting and where happiness is
without alloy.
Gentlemen: In obedience to joint res.
oluton, and the provisions Of the Consti-
tuition, proclaim this body adjourned un.
til the third Monday of November next, to
meet at this place at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
At s o'clock the House met and passed
some resolutions necessary TO the finishing
up Of the business.
When the hour OF adjournment arrived
there were cries ol"A speech from Speak
or Johnson"
The Speaker said he had no speech to
make, but he begged leave to express his
feelings of gratitude for the resolution the
House had been pleased to adopt in rela-
ton to his performance Of the duties OF the
Chair. He would also take this occasion
to return his warmest thanks 10 each and
every member for the kind courtesy that
had been uniformly extended him. Not
the slightest indication ofpersonal or po-
Iiticsl prejudice had been suffered to mar
his intercourse with members, but all had
seemed actoatsd by generous dispo osition
to aid him in the discharge Of his duties.
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WASHINGTON, Nav I.

Isl WASHINGTON, May T.
SENArE.-Ths private calender was
postponed, for the purpose oftaking up the
Deficiency bill.
The Senate took up the bill granting the
right Of way and a donation Of the public
lands to Alabama. to aid in the consruc.
ton of the Mobile and Girard Railroad,
which was ordered 10 be engrosssd.
The Deficiency bill was taken UP.
Mr.. Cass made long speech in favor
ofincreasing the compensation TO the Col.
Inns line. which he had not concluded,
when the Senate adjourned.
IloUsE.-Mr. Stanton., Of Kentucky,
read long repor. from the Committss on
Printing; the report states that Boyd and
Hamilton, the contractors for, the public
printing had in no case complied with the
terms Of their contract; that the commities
had contracted with Donaldson g. Arm.
strong Of the Union, and Gideon & Co.,
of tho Republic, for what work Hamilton
could not execute.
Mr.. Stanton then explained The grounds
upon which the committee acted, viz; tho
House instructions to the committee 10 lot
out the Printing to the lowest bidder, but
the report says il 10 illegal, and that the
committee cannot comply with these in.
struclions.
After long debate tho report ofthe com.
mittse was postponed until Wednesday.
The private calender was then taken up
in committee and subsequently, thirteen
bills were reported TO the House when they
adjourned till Monday.
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TOBACCO.

The Baltimore Sun OF Saturday last
says: There is firm feeling in the To.
bacco market with good demand. The
new inspectors coming into power have
been occupied much OF fthsir time by taking
inventories Of stock. Sales Of some $50
bbls. Maryland have been made at full
prices of last week. We note a sale Of
$50 hhds. Ohio on terms not made public,
but known to he at full rates. We give tho
following quotations which indicate tho
present range ofprices. viz: Ohio-Brown
and greenish common SO SO q $4; good
and fair reds 81 SO a IS 25; fine reds
IS rs S7; wrsppery red, fine, So a$I0;
extra do $40 $ll; common spangled
81 SIS; good do $5 a 81 SO; fne do
SO 80; yellow 80 $12. .9
Wool Tho wool market is quiet, and
sales during the week have been limited At
Is II cents for common fleece, and a6
20 cents for tub washed; pulled rs a 26
cents. The large auction sale in New
York last week evinced decline. Itwas
largely attended by manufacturers and
other dealers, and, Notwithstanding, pur.
chases were made at 6 to 8 cents per lb.
lower than they ranged At the first Of the
year. Tho 10000 lbs. Of Ohio, fleece
washed, from common to half blood, sold
at 95 to 26 cents, and other grades in pro-
portion. The manufacturers did not ssem
disposed to take moro than enough than to
supply their immediate wants, in antioipa-
ton Of being able to buy At still lower
figures. iiei at
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
New YORK, Nav 6-P. NJ,

New York, May 6-P.M.
The steamship Europa, with dates from
Liverpool to the gath April, arrived At this
port At 5a'p'clock this afternoon.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENcE.-As ship which
left Madras for Maur,ias on the the Sd Of
last December, with 934 native smigrants,
during gale on the 93d OF tho same month,
had tho matches baltened down and every
one OF them were suffocated.
A telegraphic dispatch from Vienna,
says that tho prosecutions against the
mother and sisters of Kossuth had been
stopped, and that they are allowed to como
TO America. aa
The cholera has again broke out in
Persia. eu
Extensive preparations were being made
at Paris for the fete on the 10Th Of May
The Patrie announces officially that Ma
poleon had no intention of proclaiming
France an Empire.
In tho House Of Commons, the subject
Of abolishing tho duty on stamps. nswspa.
pers and advertisements, came up, whom
Mr.. NJ. Gibson made a long speech in favor
Of the measure. and of removing all tax Oh
general information, and introduced mo.
ton 10 that effect
The Chancellor of the Exchequsr said
he thought the revenue could not afford to
lose a million and half per annum, and at
his suggestion the matter was postponed
for one week.
The ship Brilliant had arrived in the
Downs. from Australia. with $4,000 in
gold dust. and she reports that another
was TO sail from Port Philip, on the 10Th Of
February with 5000 ounces Of gold; she
also reports that twenty.one vessels with
emigrants from the adjacent colonies were
entering Port Philip when she sailed
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AL AN ACT

No. A. AN ACT
To authorize the Courts Of Common Pleas,
and the Judges thereof, in vacation. to
arrange the business upon the dockets
Of said Courts.
Sec. I. Be it enacled by the General
assembly Of The State Of Ohio, That the
Court of Common Pleas, in the several
counties of this State, and the Judges
thereof, in vacation, may whenever the
state of the chancery docket in such court
requires it. order that at such subsequent
terms Of the court as they may deem ex-
pedient, the chancery causes shall be first
heard, and that all writs Of venire facias
for petit juries. and subpoena, returnable
to such term. shall be issued, returnabls
to the second or any subsequent day of
the term, as the judges Of said courts may
by such order direct; and at such terms,
the court shall first hear the causes on the
docket, and shall not proceed to
hear the issues on the law docket. except
by consent, until the day to which the
wrils Of vehire aforesaid, and subpoena.
wore made returnabls; and the clerk Of
The court, after the entry Of such order,
shall arrange the trial docket 80 ~ to con.
orm 10 such order, a. TO the days Of trial.
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SENATE
SATURDAY, May

SATURDAY, May j.
Mr.. Williams offered the following res.
olution which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Senate
arc duo, and are hereby rendered TO Hon.
WILLIAM MEDILL, for the dignity, courtesy,
ability and impariality with which he has
presided over the deliberations OF this
body.
Messrs. Williams, Moore, Finck, Pardee
and Cox, paid Aattering compliments to
the ability Of the Lieut.. Governor.
Resolutions were also passed compl-
mentary TO the Clerks, Serge eant.at-Arms,
their assistants, the Reporters and Pages.
The Salary bill passed as agreed upon
in the House and as published in our last
weeks paper.
A resolution was adopted requesting tho
Governor TO designate Day Of Thanks.
giving.
Other resolutions relative to the laws
and journals were adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Senate amendments TO the bill regula-
ting liens Of Judgments were agreed to.
Resolutions complimentary TO the off,
GERS of the House were passed.
Much discussion on unimportant reso-
tions, relative to protests, &C., was had.
Tho minority report of Mr.. Beckel on
the Appropriation Bill (against the pay
ment Of the expenses OF tho Kossuth com.
mittee,) stated that members had contribu.
ted money from their private means, with
the understanding that it was TO be applied
10 the liquidation Of those expenses
Against this statement Mr.. Means protest.
cd, denying its truth. Mr.. Beckel. in his
counter protest, introduced the certificates
Of Mrs. Deming. Mccall and several 9th.
ers; that they had contributed with that
understanding-bu, that they did not re.
collect with whom such understanding was
had. Mr.. Means was therefore entirely
satisfied that there was nothing "perni.
cious" in MIR. Beckel's statement. but that.
as lar as he was concerned. it was "all
right" Both protestants are exhonerated
from all suspicion Of unIairness or false
hood. or dishonorable imputaton Of what
soever kind.
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For their kindness he should ever cherish
the warmsst and most grateful recollec-
tions. re
The hour fixed for adjournment having
arrived, he would now declare the House
adjourned to the third Monday Of Novem.
ber next
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The synopsis Of the proceedings Of the
Ohio Legislature, published in our last,
closed with the proceedings Of Saturday,
May l. a, noon. The following closes up
the business till the adjournment on Mon.
day morning:
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WASHINGTON. Nav 3.

SENATE.-lhe Chalr lalu before Inc
Senate areport by the Secretary Of War
OF the number. compensation, and sals-
ries oil tho civil officers in New Mexico.
Mr.. Sumner presented resolutions OF
the Massachusetts Legislature in favor oi
the establishment Of a National Normal
Agricultural College.
Mr.. Douglas reported back the bill from
the House regulating the mileage Of the
delegate from Oregon; which was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. Underwood gave notice Of bill to
repeal all existing laws giving compensa.
ton TO members of Congress, and substi.
tuting u new system OF compensation.
On motion by Mr.. Felch. two bills
granting lands 10 the State Of Michigan
to aid in the internal improvements OF
that State were taken up and ordered TO
be engrossed.
The deficiency bill was then taken up,
and Mr.. Hunter addressed the Senate
thereon. Mr.. Rusk spoke briefly in reply,
and Mr.. james obtained the floor for 10.
morrow.
After an executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Seymour. Of New York,
presented resolution Of the legislature
Of Now York relative to the disposition Of
the public domain. Mr.. Goodenow made
various reports from the Committee on
Naval Affairs. and Mr.. Fowler presented
resolutions of the legislature Of Massa.
chusetts on different subjects; all of which
were appropriately disposed Of. After
which, the report from the Committee on
Printing. relative TO the printing Of tho
mechanical portion of the Patent Office
report, came up, and was debated by
many gentlemen on various motions until
the hour Of adjournment.
WASHINGTON, May 6.
SENATE.-After the presentation Of pc.
titons, the Senate took up the bill making
it unlawful for any member of Congress
to be engaged in the prosecution Of claims
against the United States; which, after
some debate, was ordered to be engrossed.
The deficiency bill was taken up. and Mr.
James addressed the Senate IN support of
the Collins amendment. He was followed
by Mr.. Badger and others; and Mr.. Cass
obtained the floor for tomorrow.
HoUsE.-The report Of the Committee
on Printing on the printing Of tho Patent
Office report was next recommitted with
instructions. Tho rules were then sus-
pended, and the House went into Com
miitee Of the whole on the state of tho
Union. (Mr. Hibbard in the Chair;) and
taking up Mr.. Andrew Johnson's home
stead bill. its provisions were debated in
five.minutes speeches on amendments un-
Ill late hour; when the committee rose;
and, pending the consideration Of rsso-
luton to fix the time for the usual recess
10 snabls the officers of the House 10 70
fit the hall Tor summer session, which
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WASHINGTON, May 4.

w ASHlNGTON, May =.
SENATE.-The chair submitted report
Of the Secretary of the Navy. in reply to
resolution calling for information re-
speciing tho alleged illegal allowance 10
naval officers.
Mr.. Hale said that tho report was made
in answer to a resolution offered by him.
self, he said he had read the report, and
was happy to be able 10 state that there
was no foundation for the charge which
had been implied.
A message was received from the House,
communicating the death Of Hon. Charles
andrews, Of Maine.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Mcdonald announced the
death Of his colleague, Hon. Charles An
drews. Of Maine, which took place at his
residence. surrounded by his friends. The
resolution was passed, when tho House
adjourned.