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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23
ITALY.
pOlitical ayrasta

Political arrests are now going on in
Lombardy 10 extent which proves at once the uni
versatility OF the dissatisfaction with the Austrian Gov
eTnment and the consciousness OF the Government
that is in imminent danger. There have been ~
rests IN Mantua and It's province others at Verona
others at Brescis others at Milan &c
These wholesale arrests have their rise In the follow
ing incident search was made In some house, on
sufpicion that the inmates concerned In smug.
eiuR One Of the Mazzlpi loan notes unexpected.
" discovered In the house The holder of this note-a
patriot to some extent but not member of the organ.
lied association OF patriots which extends all
ltsy-was Induced to mention the name OF the person
who bad given him the note This person was arrest.
I'd ali the letters those OF the most immatersl
ana nofensiye kind, found in bis house. used
indications Of persons 70 be arrested, the Austrian
Police hoping that the very multiplicity and promscn.
OF the arrests would lead accidentally to dscoy-
cries.
months ago. aud has been since then, In prison on
bread water diet and subjected to all kinds of
tuning cDtriysnces in the hope of oblging him 10 make
revelations. Attilo Mor, engineer, Louis Csstellazz
archpTest Of BoZzet snd others arrested st the
tine AT Brescia they arrested Tito SperI; at
Verona. Tsccoli at Milan, Giovanni Pezzott who was
teund strsuged IN his prison the next day.
Pezzotti was mau Of high intellectual attainments
whether he Died By his hand TO escape the moral
torures 10 which prisoners for political offences In Italy
always subjected whether he was killed BY his
jailers, 10 still mystery Sometimes they DO rtnre
for the sake OF compelling revelations and then having
gone toe far, and fearing publicity, they kill.
The RisorgimentO of Turin quotes let
ter from Cagsri of the 9h ut stating tn harvest
premises 10 be excellent and that the grape and olive
crops will be abundant The National Guard has been
nearly reorganized at Csehari, and the College which
had been closed In consequence OF last winters dtur
Dances is to be shortly rtopeDed. Public tranquility
has been completely restored In the north Of the island
A letter from Rome, In the assemble
Rationale states that his Holiness the Pope was present
at all the religious ceremonies which annually take
place in that city on ST Johns cay and on tue subss
quent 27th 2sth, and ooh of June On the 27th HIS
Holiness oiiciated In person, and on the 18th he I'm
parted the customary absolutOn to the King of Naples
for the tribute of 1875 O0 which the latter bound 10
pay annually to the Holy See The cupola of St. Pc.
ter's was Illuminated in the evening
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Brown, shIpIey & Cs. :. Circular.

Pr hmetea IIvERPoot, Friday, JAY i,sx
We have to report very quiet CoTroS market ,no.
sailing OF the last ana though change uss. -
the quotations. buyers have had the sdyantaye in So,
cases, 10 the extent OF ID. T. 10. 's
The sses OF Corros for the essipae AZ ~ "a
bales OF which spectators have taken ~ ana expov,.
300 bales The following the quotations Fair ..s
lands, 81 MiddliDg. s.. ~ -" SP'
Business generally has been much interrupted I'M, Wa,
BY the ehetohs h'ouzhoui the country, sod 70 Ais o.
quieiness In COTTOS may IN measure b. ..r,,.-s
The sales 10 day are 6CC0 balea 'ea-
The stock OF COTTON ia this port Is called 6g co h.l.. q,
which $1,000 ere American against SO oeo q, TN. ner ~
isst year. Of which $1,000 bales Anercan ' "
The Continuance ofine weather for the royin, r,c.
week I'd. q 70 tsa Flour Cd y Dbl and Ispss Co.'s
slsde t0ler.
White WHEAT 59dsi2; Red 5d5ls Phil.s.,.l..
Baltimore Western CsDsas sod ONO FLoVR Al ~ ~,
White INDIAN CoRS % 81 Mixed Sol. and Yellow 81 y
quarter
Nothing doing IN TURPENrIsE. About 1000 hi. A..
can RFsiN have been sold at p 10 y cwt. "'n'
Yours respectfully, BRowN, SnIPiEyLco
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TURKEY.

tuad EiienGi and his suite steamed at
last into the Golden Horn the morning Of the Ion.
the Day preceding The commencement Ramazan Every
BODY speaks in The highest terms OF praise Of this dex
ferrous ana concistng negotator who has handled the
Egyptian question with the same which he dis.
play 60 his mission ~ ST. Petersburg in the cause of
the Hungarian refugees. Ahmed Vehk Eaendi another
promising young diplOmsst. Starred the same evening
with bis suite In a steamer for Trebizond 10 proceed
thence 10 Ieheran In Iulment OF his mission as Otto
msn Ambassador 20 the Court Of Persia TIE news is
confined Of the Persian occupation OF Hsrst
some changes have taken place In various governor.
ships. Zarib Mustsphs Pschs late Governor OF Widin
il appointed 20 ErZeroum; and Sami Pashs late
GoveinJr OF Tiebizond, is transferred To Widin
MouIsa Saieu Pacha arrived on the 18TH inst.
iICm his late government OF Angors WHARF
he is succeeded by Veo1 Pacha who set out yes.
teTdsy tor that destination. Moussa Safeti IA an
intriguing Turk Of the old fanatic school, ana b, pres
eDce at Conssnfnope, combined with that of some of
the most powerful chiefs OF the party Is viewed
With some dsquietude by the friends Of the Grand
Vlzier Reshid Pschs however stili continues Ia on
Joy the bghe,t marx. Of the Suans favor and there IA
no symptom Of his power being weakened for the
present
Accounts from Syria state that the Druses Of Harr.n
and Gebei Hsursn have been psc.hed by the re,i.1n
OF The CONSUMPTION IN Confederation Of payment Of
a.oL s'ciI.s "hIIn toey are 10 make In ADDITION 20
me may taxes II is thought that the tax will he "a
cN!eut ~ levy IS the soldiers but In the ,ne.nrna
tLe,i leading Chiefs have down 10 Dan asors orS
mace s.ouD"''oh 20 TIE Srrss0er Meh.met Pacha an
aOIe go'- nor formerly ambassador in Finland ~
~ Col sequence Of bis pac.fc6ton corn which had
i' al damascus to - piaseis mas dropped suddenIg
- 10 ~ cifcnnpaDc" which has biuen severely
femme price. ~" VIC" W
y AccoU-ts from al quarters OF the Empire. whether
p'tb or A'laiic, Itpresen. The crops whether OF
~ VI gram, 5s abundant ~ Erzerogm and Si9as
'sJ tAat com VIII be as low as or pa,tres the
Ao Of CoI'iSrlnope snd IL Is to be regretted that
Do q" Internal cJmnuI ica'ion ~ BY which the
uthtnl u ne tb4IdaLt supply might be spread But
me 'oLR issed road fruui 10 10 Trsbzond is
'tI ~ nnch & desdsI s'um A. ever
'i'tG,scrL q Ire European ccas, weighed an cher
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ENGLAND.

A proclamation has been issued for the
raising OF $1,000 militia In 1852, and 10000 in le53 in
England and Wales, under authority Of the new act
40 conso idste and amend the laws In relation to the
militia in England"
The contract for mail service to Madeira,
TeDeie, and the ports of Western Africa comes into
operation the LIST of September when the first
sell the Forerunner, will take the mails from Plymouth
This vessel Is just launched from Mr. Lairds yard at
Brkenh,a nd, ard pronounced by competent persons
to be very fine vessel and will be worked on the
screw principle.
The annual meeting Of the Toronto and
Lake Huron Railroad Company was held an Wednes.
day Mr.. Lloyd said that at every meeting during the
past i've years he had endeayored to prev all on the
Directors TO abandon the undertaking and divide tue
funds in band In s47 they had balance OF f400 but
now II did not exceed fl5 and If they went on Ia the
same way, 1t would be gradually expended He moved
amendment that the balance sheet be not confirmed
Mr. Cooper, In sccOnding the amendment, said the
directors we're not acting fairly by the propretors,
the circumstances were now altered and the directors
by keeping the company together, ssO kept the liability
Of calls on the shares hanging the heads of the
shareholders, which may be exercised any day The
amend nent was negaiived, and the balance sheet
adopted
The Chairman moved the adoption of the report
which stseO that nothing new had occurred since the
last sDg in respect t. carrying the underta
Several projects for lines TO Toronto are under cUnsid
Grafton In Canada, and as there no probability of
the sreat trunk railway from Halifax 10 Quebec being
carried out the Directors thought II advisable To bring
the affairs OF the Company to close. Alter o.
servaliC ne on the impoic pursued BY the Gov
eminent In respect OF railways In Caosd the report
was adopted and the Directors were authorized to take
.uch steps as they may deem necessary bring the
| Company q Close.
The Nc.gs has long article on the Bank
of England. says The quantity of gold accu.
mulatI in the Bank OF England, by the last returns
z2O42 Obj, snd the continual arrival of bullion from
Australia and the United States have lately attracted
much aren'ian The GG:eae accounts published last
week we've as follows:
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes Issued tSo5S7l75 Government debt Ill 0'5 loo
Other securities. 1884. 900
Gold coin aud bull
hon 4 g0
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p~uas AND MrpIcrsrs-The market Keeps sesdy.
GRAEThsre bss been reaction In favor Of grain ash
heA svi6eptly run down too low.
HAlDWkRE-Tbe market rather quiet.
HAY-Is coming in freely, bat the demand 10 good
ssssf French changed hands u 25-Other kinds shade
LrArHEp-sellsi in smaD parcels at fair rates.
LUnsER.-The market has improved a. there has been
some disappointment In receipts both from our COAST ana
the Atlantic. ,,al,n
Shset IroD and OF Bar ron-snd smoderase o
nses In other articles in this hue.
MoLAssEs has 90 upward tendency: - .,A nriees
Malls The larger sizes are becoming sc~e'' ~-N
are improvine
a q, constantly the advance
Ntaly all the Hams and LARD have been e'''i'O
rDs,Lst for this article is very good-the iHss
nnmser Of Cbpsnen causes great eonsnmpuon a, o,vn
STATIONERY The dealers In his nne r. hioninr mis-
stoeh, leave no prospect Of any advantage IN AhPPs
eesneous inyoeea .sopsble rates and by means ex-
sueAas-Ihe yeiy "a Cmshed fsvors advRnce-whe
III, ,ori Of Brown would rather indicate no improve
msnt prese5. in this line are little better, the
market Is getting somewhat leneVeu'
soAr-rriess .Ist l. better for the finer qualities
les There has been better demand ana some kinds
are q shade higher , . - IL, 49,. -, G.
sI MlserIIASEoUs ARTrcLEs-such Pals whseLbar-
row., wagons, &c, are e nsk.
MECHANICS WAGEs.F om " TO So
L.BoRERS WAGEs-From - TO IS
State y Cents sac T. cent less from principal and ntsr-
est Stale u Cents payable In 1861 800 State q Cents
payable 1854 80; State u Cents 74G7s sste Land
Gsyrants 1880 State War Warrants 5295j; State Civil
WsTrts 75d77 City 10 " cent Bonds, 75G77i City
cent Scrip l5d30 " cent less principal and interest oy
Controllers WHrsnts 56lt " cent dis County SCRIP oo
issue 65 Is; County Scrip issue. 10 Sacramento CJ
Bonds n; Central Wharf shares, 1907 PACING WHAT sn
TodSo; Broadway Wharf shares, 650IO -. ,eo S.,..
FxcHANGE-Sterlpg (6O days) 46t d4Ii Franz
80d4 IS; Bankers bills, sight Atlantic cIe% NJ.
preu Valparaiso nominal; Mexico, nominaii Ooia OuS
clean ST. 250$l15. 4.
MoSry-Tbsre Is q fair supply Of money ADD a good de-
mspd AT "A 10 " cent y month, good deal OF money Is
The dsav In expected arrivals from the Atlantic ports mas
caused scarcity In many kinds Of goods Tns win GER
tapty the expected receipts viii be no more nsn
will BE- re0uired the Of the country, mas gVsn
yery considerable impulse to business generally.
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From the FlaIns.
Correspondence OF The S. Lou. Iu,sEs-rcsr.
PLAITE RIVEB, OPPOSITE FoRr LARAMIE.
Mednesdav LIN. n -

JLAlIE tNNER, OPPOSITE FoRT LARAMIE
y. Wednesday, June . ls52
MEssRs. EDIToRs: We arrived here
yesterday morning, alter journey of two weeks from
ne" Fort hearDey Our route has been sotnevybat
Uneleh' one from that Of any previ Jus euiyr.tilp
Weeiossed the main Platte twenty miles above NV
rOrt heafhey To the north side the ford proved 70 be
ssood one, owing 10 the great width OF the river which
~ to's poiDt Two miles IN width. On the north ,id
Oh tne iNer We fJund much better grade good roads
ana water Timber Ia entirely Lost sight OF for ,ro
hundred miles, but we found an abundanee of h,,r-I
CHIPS, answering very well for fuel The eni.rsr,o on
the nof,h iidv Of the river Is much greater tb b, -
the south, the eat mass CT them haue from Ns.ou
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan ana Wisconsin Thee bas
been considerable diarThes owing believe In nearly
every case 10 imprudence in eating or drinking ss-er
ron pools. Our Journey thus Jar mas been performed
al an s'Hrsge VI twenty-five miles day. We suffer
very much ron TIE great quantity OF dust have hai
10 encounter On some poruoas OF the road We have
met VIM dry While sand, which is very hard upon our
leans lpis sand continues in places for twenty
miles ana wherever meet WITH sandy roads ths de.
tss'so.e sand fly in millions ormen,s u.s. and pusze-9es
have alec been very bac
Aone the Platte the pFin pal growth consists Of very
coarse grass and iew cotton woods and willows ana
steh'eo esdsrs Upon the plains found ,ho,t i,-d
gess, mNch OF The last years growth recently n,eJ
shd SUI burning In ever direction ana o,,rhir ,,
o Fot Laramie we have mt vii -s.,,,s a. 80 -
Inc ony hpi1als seen have been byeI, .,..t-e.
Wo'es sho prdrie does but We have b.an f,-,,.aa,.
ehsush 20 oo'ain oourniai suppy at buffalo and sn,
iope F"ur ut eur party were surroBDo.1 - -
hVnoreos oi Dufslo lew day - since and 49,. - -;
lptnt CANCER Of being trodden 10 je.tn IT,, !"
'ihk raasr eos1'c, Gpdiuieorto OF home becr ~
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n I p.
On The total sum mat Il borrcWs II p.ys no ipte-..,
whatever on The to;s sum tna, 1. ends II az
interest oeiern ined IN part ~ sct Of Parliament and IN
~ We lsI Aet tate oi Interest On I'll 90 900 i
~ loshs th@ BANK receives from the Gnyerpp,spt
80 iA,,Ie'i 81 per cent, equal 70 sum or sgbluO
DER OF ts loans know not bu. sssurng 4, >, b 1t
per crst the sum Ti be about 44gl 80 Be.des tb,;
y r,'tNes ior the management Of The Nauopsl ~,
A%4slVV year Thus for interest on rnonsv v'cn /,
tLos spd nom pay melt on account of s5sgt 1y the
deot receives 100 st2 year from the ,tsr , -.
PriyRie debtors. ''' '14 -
An Elecrion Riot Rad occurred a. Viz
su' IL Wecnes6by hight about duck a na-.on IS
hier thd drummer pafsded Schoes, and played 10 an
.sifu"ous ana triumphant manner, the sir Of s,vrs
Water On several occasions In 70. n.Ir,t,-b,,5 =.
nioH't AID Gre-uhoushs ",w Ooh .,r.et. s,,,,,
solely occupied ~ Irish and Roman Ca,aoIc.1 ,e.a
were se' n 81 the roofs pclAHr bricks from a., cbir
neyt, and uproo-ng the ies IN several cues
pIyirs were were pulled down, and the brick, .ol,J
INTO htsps ~ ci'rr.I Quarters an Imeuse nunher az
'CniOeTs ~ smaller stones were also accumulated .
III yoley Ct stones sin .itareou,y cssr ,rt RE
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on the II far she Archipelago under tho Command ~
Rear Ada irsl Mustaphs PscheL
dreadful fire has taken Place In Bosnia, BY With
twoibrds Of the town Of Serayovs hes been desuovsd
ard fresh violent shocks Of earthquake have BEEN ri. !,
Rhodes and Makri
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
by the America, mt Boston.

Our papers per steamer America, came
to hand last night. The dates are from London
and Liverpool to the 10th inst. Almost the only
topic of newspaper report is the Parliamentary
election, of which full details are given. The
general result we published 10y Telegraph in
Yesterdays Tribune:
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FRoMST. DoMINGo.-Capt. Drinkwater,
of the schooner Ann arrived yesterday morning in six
teen days from St Domingo, reports that It very
scky there when be left All his crew have been sick
during the passage and he obliged for twelve days
keep the deck during which time he had single
hand who able TO stand at the wheel. Two of the
died at sea, and William Fraser, the mate during
the passage up the bay.
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"A. Dennistoun e. Co. - C,rcy,.r

PEI Aneyioa; 70, bo''05s LMLsfooL, Friday, Jalya
week to smaller srpount thar for long xh,ls so'
but there has forcing OF sales and prcs. w. 49,.
remain ur a. at 2nd inst ugh come Of IN. .sI as,
quote sish decline in far Orleans ana bile The So
OF week $3.50 bales including ol40 ca speeS.
and 200 for Export
To day the n srhe, s quiet We quote fair orlsan. GA
miccipg do, SD. fair Mobiles, 5d middlins do 5la
fair plspds So mdclipg do. ) 3-l6d.
Com MAkKET-TLe weather has been very ins duriny
the wees ana has caused much dulness tad
The demand for a sces OF the trade has been most I'm
iiec al prices in favor OF tue buyers.
The cortipustion Of bright weather caused total
absence Of business market TO day, and quotations arc
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From THE BAHAMAs.-We learn from
Capt Colson of the bark Madel from Exuna, July -
that the islands Of Great and Little Exuma had been
visited by several very heavy rain storms, and had de-
stroyed number Of the very bsst salt ponds on the
Eel
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and al n 70 q 8 per cwt for Pearl.
TVRPERTINE.-No sales reported.
SPIRITS OF TVRPENTINE is without change at previous
rates.
RosN has been in good demand barrels have been
sold at lOd to lid = cwt. and 81 y cwt is now de-
handed
TALLow continues fiat. Y. c. bringing 30i y cwt
LAAD5e tuDs American. the spot aud for arrival ara
reported at 5sj, and 60i ~ cwt is demanded.
OLs-Only moderate business has been done in Palm
Oil st k28 TO % 10 y tun. Seal Oh is in good demand AZ
G33 y tun.
RoE-There is scarcely any demand for American, ard
no sales reported.
DYEwOoDs- The sales have been go tuns St Domnsn,
Loswood at IS to &S lO " tun. and cargo Of Cam
peachy saost deliverable in the Baltic at ~ v
Yours respectfully, A. DENNlST0UN * Co.
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The steamer Cherokee Capt. H. X.
Davenport, from New.orlesn', July II, aad Havana
Ju'y u, arrived ThuTsdsy morrlpg
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&35,57,I75
5000.

Inc Rcst being sum written IF 70 the credlt of the
hHbA ana yins Ia IT, Golfers shows Jhs 4 was on max
s W. tnese ac ;ouAis, worm t507T9i4 than is
liabilities. including in them the whole Of tho nrc,,,
tore capital That capital being -s,ed Ia public Sc
crThles ire Bank Is really worth sl1t30944 o. the
o. ms capital IS the creates, borrower and
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-08
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.


Messrs EDIroRs: have been frequently asked as to
the best mode of outfit for California by land
To St. Louis via Pittsburgh by railroad and steamboat
from Washington, twenty-five dollars, four men or two
gentlemen and wives travel in fourhorse carriage
the back part of which is arranged for tent whchs the
light tin reflector place fixed the sides Of the
riage for light axe small sythe and small sharp
spade box of maccaroni, $50 pounds -four butter
lard pork sugar. coffee &C. to each person. which should
be compacy arranged in the back part of your carriage
1t will less by this method Of travelling by onehaf
than by the Isthmus to California. Make all the pur-
chases at St Louis; the Rocky Mountain win tell you
how to economist, and what articles to buy 90 by way
of Salt Lake. buy supply there treat the Mormons WELL
and trouble will ensue. The story of the rebellion
and collision with the Indians is without foundation
but is true that they have located their capital just
where it should be- the centre of their Territory
and believe is true they appropriated twenty thou
sand dollars received for public buildings in paying ex-
penses incurred in building their council courthouse
ust the best arrangement they could have made and
like other people in the Western country they occasion
ally hold religious meetings well administer justice in
the courthouse And further IL D. is anxious for con-
tracts there will probably be public buildings be erect
ed in California wages and cost Of material about the
at Salt Lake !; he have chance provided he
give sufficient security it being very necessary to
demand it from persons who do not display business
tact in such matters. as A CALIFORNIAN.
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TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1852.
IN SENATE.


The PRESIDENT Of the Senate laid before the body
communication from the Secretary Of the Navy made in
compliance with resolution Of the Senate Of the 9th
ultimo, calling for regard officers Of the
navy receiving greater compensation than is provided by
the act Of March 3, 1885.
Mr. HALE said the report was in answer to resolu-
ton submitted by himself and showed the rumor
founded happy tesay this of abuse
which had no existence in fact and he would simply
that it be laid on the table and printed which motion
was agreed to.
DEATH OF MR. ANDREWS.
message received from the House of Representa-
tves announcing the death Of Mr. ANDREWS and the
solutions That passed by that body in respect to his
memory
Mr. HAMLIN then and addressed the Senate the
character Of the deceased and concluded by offering the
following resolutions:
Resop That the Senate receives with sincere regret the
announcement Of the death Of the Hon. CHARLES ANDREWS
late member of the House Of Representatives from the State
Maine and tenders the relatives of the deceased the
surnce Of their sympathy with them under the bereavement
they have been called to sustain.
Roied That the Secretary Of the Senate be directed
transmit to the family Of Mr. ANDREWS certified copy OF
the foregoing resolution.
The resolutions unanimously agreed to.
And then the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DEATH OF Mr.. ANDREWS.

After the reading of the Journal
MIR. MCDONALD rose and said: Mr.. Speaker, I do
not rise to make any motion in relation to the ordinary
business Of the House. but to perform the sad duty
bringing to its attention the recent death Of Of its
members.
The Hon. CHARLES ANDREWS, but few days since in
midst evidently greatly debtatedi in body yet strong
in the belief that the mildness Of approaching
would impart ygor to the springs Of life left this
city the morning Of the 18th of April last for his dis
tant and loved home.
By the last mail from the North the delegation from
Maine received the affecting intelligence that their col
league has been disappointed his hopes and died his
residence on Paris Hi surrounded by his family on
Friday last. H4
After remarks complimentary to the character Of
the deceased, Mr. McD. offered resolutions in substance
similar to those adopted by the Senate which
imously adopted, and then the House adjourned.