davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
DALED AT AUUTTOR.

"A NTHONY j. BLEECkkK WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
hf,y choice buieing lot. Firss Third and Seventh
s s1s sn sns
1sp can be had =. the auction rooms No Broad street
FURs AT. AT AUCTION M THIS DAY., 1: yAEDE,
No II wan STREET large ana splendid sssor.at Of
s. sna " sss Ss ssa.s .na
cuGs ermine and sable gloves &o Also sleign robss viz
oSs s.s whole S.y z %
1hOrding hne opportunity for purchasers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF RAILROAD BoNDs.-THE
win soil ~ suction, aroush Sim Draper We
on
sn sng In ss & 81 ss %
70 John Stevens James sTanssan n % and John a C.
So r. Into the capita. COMPANY, any
sFs Il & iSF n I'll
Of M shs .9is are shTS%n open to public tss were
balance is not 70 b offered till summer
portions Of the work are completed The road is now finish
snd GRADED nearly milss B.s.y.
when May last 100000 Of the bonds Of this company
offered At auction the eastern section Of the road had
@
S srn. equal q fully ten
cost Of the fifty mile section now completed As ye
have been cOpstant Increasing and tho ansci
with well g.ounSsd . Gon nred auxmen
Ing It is believed that the receipts now exceed those
section unfinished railroad in this State Of
similar length and short time In operation The whole
under contract Buffalo, where location Is
depot buildings and the directors foc entire
ndencc in saying that the will the whole road
by next July. The of the line from Corning to Buff
fao hundred and thirty oar and quarter miles It's
grading masonry and bridging Of the best character
she depot buildings neat aud and the entire
work will favoraby with other in the country
Ia rails the heavy pattern, and laid the
broad forming the link between the Erie
Buffalo and Branord road Of the broad and
will contnue this channel of railroad communication TO
which the Buffalo Corning and Nov York road runs the
sords local rac sufficient to intan and pay good divi
dends the Of the road and tho directors count with
the thr travel ad-
don The character Of the bonds offered is SUCH that
with sincerity that they
any railroad securities in tho Market the earnings
hs part Of the road running being sufficient make
sertan tho of principal and interest he whole
Of bonds the company authorized to ISSUE thus
pong their safety beyond question The convertible clause
adt greatly to their real value investment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

N D. DNASH HAUCTIONEER-SToRE3O $40 BROADwAY
u. Sheriff sale clothing &c-This day Tuesday, at
at the store large quantity ready
ing sc A.THILLYER, Deputy Sheriff,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

UnRN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUCrI0NEER-STORE,
~ No tpruce streetFurnituro salo, this day, at the
auction at 0 o'clock worthy tho attention Of deal
er othors 1t consists of all dc criptions Of
hand furniture Also snparior iron safe Also.
virtue of execution two st pipes OF brandy and 1000
sesar Also lot Of and fancy goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
EIiE TURF.

CErTERvILLE COURSE, L. IAN MAYoH FOR $500.
- 70 ecseef Tuesday li'h inst Toe owner .ns,rsb
ash 70 30 lbs wagon. IRE tret TO orae ost o'clock
10 Ell U0NkLIN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
VyEyRy n LEEDS AUCTION GER WILL SELL AT
Aedn adavc nd Thur,d D,e. an

tN.Uun OF Wtuuesuay nru TUT uay ~, a.Iu y.
and sale of the comprising IN al l5J cases
of s and costly .a.uary ble goods
lSneed r.m Italy, selected by Sigpor b. PEntohn
expressly for this narket hey wi be fornd TO be the
goods Of this description imported ito this
country consisting Of the two Bacoantes same model as
those exhibited at the Worlds Fair in ondon the rseiin
Stve Of the OF the Graces altos Ca
group Diana Flora after the Greean hool; dan
girs W dc Medicis; Psyche model Of Cupid
with imas Cleopatra, Sc Als larsc as5rtnent II
statues gisssae, chiEa tea SETS card Ieeeiver
Aiso invoice of India goods, plated ware paptr
Nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
DOUBLE SHEET
aALES AT AUCTTUH,


UCTION NOrcE.-BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY-R RICH
IA fAnoy geeds, Tuesday Dec. a. at l0K o'clock. At
NO. ~ William street, Cedar. ri and costly
plated oAstore, cake baskets dees
lnd forks cutlery In sets and dozens China and fancy ar
ees In lots for retailers and families Sales peremptory
A UCTION N0TICB.-BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY-CROCKE-
IA ry glass china toys &s-Wednesday Dec. 10 at l0k
o the sales 81 John street. alarge and general
Of all kinds worthy the note Of retalsrs and
Hrocers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

CREASE AT AUCTION-II. NJ. HOFsM AN, AUCTION
VI Il. "a. oifman Co. W II ssll q. auc ion, on
Hef esay the 18th inst at 10Y O'clock al Tlorncs En-
pr stored south Catherine ferty Brooklyn, Ss pipes s.
A ne oil o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

A UCTIuN NoTICE.-R J. TODD WILL SELL TO-
IA morrow Is, at 10 o'clock under bill Of sale, ~
IA street, Brooklyn, all the han somo psrlor cham
Der and ltchen furniture Of sixteen rooms newly made
and good erder consisting of Brussels and
pets looking glasses, boekca,es &C., SO. Sale positive
A UCTI, IN NoTIcE.-GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES
IA Gold Chains &o.-L Is. Lincoln W ii sell at aucson
NJ II. N. Bushs tore No. 1c Norh william street, At @
O'Clock this day. the balance Of stock consistog Of 10
gold watohes all regulated and warranted 70 assorted s
yer rs gold safety and fo chains with assortment
of gold jewsy suitable for the holidays Sals positive
A MENTAL FEAST FOR THE TRUE LOVER OF ART.
IA Grand sale of superb, magnificent and roally yalu
able pictures by auction under the cet Of H. D. Geod
win BY Mr. Charles PHILIPS tf London, Thursday tho
Friday the oath of the present month";
at o'clock each day. The entire private Election OF
gentleman ob by recent loses to part with these his
cherished companions the last fifteen Now offers
portion Of the community which is Sufficiently
cultivated app eoiate and ambitious to chtain gems Of
the water only Among thvse by modern artss will
be found originals by Regis Ggneux. d. w. q: Boutee A.
Durapd, Jessie Talbot, Harvey Rannsy, Cropsey O. r.
Crunch +. c. Green the favorite pupl OF Huntingdon;
the Step by Mrs Lilly NJ Sercer oondered by art
piece and cmphatically ,unced by
cynical British oonnose to be the Of American
genius in this department ease and life like expires.
BY Wsm Brown, Of London; one Jsokquand one woarss-
able hagdaen by Franaua flower piece by Teller fruit by
examination ussdAy from ten till four O'clock and to
until day of SALE the owners RESIDENCE No.
20 West Nineteenth street. Evoy potare warranted
Rad sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
NEWS BYT TELEGRAPH.

TELEGRAPH OFFICES CoRNER HANOVER BEAVER
/ STREETS AND No. 203 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
a pRIAN H. MULLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DRIAN u. MULLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sale of valuable lots LeAiogton aud Third
Thirty seoond Thirty fourth Thirty fifth and Thirty eighth
H. hpller win sell at .on Thursday
December 6 1852 st IL o'clock NJ 1T the Merchants Ex
chang the following described property iz:-Second
the westerly side Of The Second
ooencing the southwest corner Of Thirtyfenrth
by 81 feet depth Til ty fourth strsetTwelva lots
Ahe sontrly SIDE Of Thrtytourtb street. immediately in
Ahe rear the Ios each feet In width by
9e inches in Depth Third avenuo-Fye lots the
westerly side Of the Third svenae commencing the
OF Thirty eighth street. Zach 20 feet In
0id.h by 90 fest depth Thirtyeiahth streetSix ,ts
norhory side Of Thirty eighth street immeda ely In
the Of the last ds rbed lots each Y eet 10 width by
90 feet inohes Depth Lexington aveaue-Ihree lots
aeu.hxos. of Thirty sixth street. each 2 feet ga
width by 100 feet d.pth One lot the vest
erly sds OF Lexington 40 ett m hes norherly
Thcyffth street. being "a feet S inches Ia width By
l06 fee In depth Thirty ff sreet-Eght lots en- the
otheriy side Of Thirty fifth street. commencing 25 feet
OF avenue, each "a feet AZ inches in width
BY es test depth Seven lots the southerly
avenue, each % feet inches in width by 80
feet ohSs ia depth Thirty aecond streetrro lots
side of Thirty street, commencing $50
feet wsBtsry the Ninth Is feet in width
by rs Zoo. in depth fermsIhe above described
iete will b. sold under the usual restrictions to general
auanoes Ten cent of the purchase money ana the
uoper fee Of dollars for each lot TO be paid the
Whea will be ready for devery the balance 20
per remain bond and mortgage three
cent interest," payable semsnn ually
Purchasers ray drawing and recording
Title pIsputable Msps be tad at the office Of the
Auctioo.s No. Wa str ct, corner of New street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

IoHS rIsHBLATT, AUCTtoNEER -THIs DAY,
- Tuesday, December H. at the saesrooms 70 North
Wia ana 213 william street, az half past ono o'clock
sne Of splendid rosewood and nah 'gany furn-
sure OF Also jewe1ry clothing brady
yipes, segars, Sc, sc SC. Sale without reserve.
j, W kELI1, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

A UcrIoN NOTICE.--.LARGE sAlE.-wEDNEsDAY.
IA I0L o'clock in the extensive of J. Bogart,
No Spruce street, of valuable second hand furn
stock dry goods second hand and elegant
loshirg hosiery &C. Also choice lot of furniture from
Broehlyp. TH0S. BELL, Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

YDC rier dog t. the name Of Jack, whoever
the said dog t. the Metropolitan saloon
ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

T OST-A HORSE AND GIG.-A BAY HORSE AND
IL gig considerably ued left Beach street st evening
six oclo k Please return the the owner
50 West Twcn 81 West Twenty fourth
str et who will pay OF and reward the fnder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

I m NY II. LEEDs, ADITIONEsR, " ILIl sELL AT
II spction, Tue day December iih, st ioocock house,
ferniture superb paintings works, of art &C. the
proIery OF Rocco Martvsce tsq Chatgo dA1airs fro
xNares sold without resorye at his residence NO
50 twelfth paintings II the most
xgat ordcr paintiuas ivory works of art urosites
and other varieties collected the above gentleman.
household fura ure; large Chinese
v.se siso spl ndd upright rosewood pianofortc
coo BOTTLES Italian wines imported expressly for
his use; also kitchen furnnre. Of copper. be
smnoa before tho sae with tickets TO be obta cd
NJ store, Nc, " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

Ct IN REWARD.-LOST A SINGLE STONE DIh-
III nond sot in plain old setti 49, being pat Of q
ring 1t obaby lost between the York Ho sel
Houston street. in broad sunday The fnder
viii receive the above reward by leaving it at Baldwin
Co.'S. 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

4 osT-WITuIN TIE PAST WEEK, TUREE NOTES
~ cfGeorgc watts Son, Philadelphia payaaia TO the
order Of John Higgins 20 endorsed 5ectively
dated Aug 26 1862 six months for S67 l9 Sept 49, 1852
Elk mouths for S62l 10; Uct 81 1852. ix months Tor
S4lS The Iubnc cautioned against
atova any endorsement them will be surreptit,ul
JOHN HIGGINS CO., 40 Broad street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

DEREMPToRY SALEs ON BEEKNAN
= ard Poatl stieets-Jsmos NJ Miller will sell on
a that ~ yaisable piece Of properly on Bcekman
ront By one hundred feet depth Als the two stores
Pearl street. numbers 2aok aud 49, between Peck slip
Eeekman streets Gee other particulars Al
Tho Arotioncer's, 0. 81 Msiden Iano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

G. IN REWARD.-LoST, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
- HI in two packasss o. $50 each, in rnng from
Mechsnics B.nk through Wall TO Nassau street. Nassau
to Post Office thence Fulton street. down Fulton
ward by leaving 1T with WouD HUGHES, No. l04 Fulton
fr.pt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

svI,EAS, Sugars, RAISINs, &C.-TUIs DAY, (TUEs-
dsy,) December a. at hafpast 10 O'clock grooe ries
rsdns oarrants, Naples hgs, fns black and
coo, sardines, smofed herrinss, msokore Goldfish ham,
also ported Antities, With brandy
Gin, vines, rum 60. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
ID G. KEyP, AUcTIoNEER RICH CABINET FUR

ID g. KEyP, AUcTIONEER -RIcH CABINET FUR
N niture, to "Wednesday at l0k oo ok at the
wsrerOoms IS Gold street bstwoe Bsekmsn and Fulton
strees-R g. Kemp will sell at puoton, above the entire
a7tcck Grundy. which hss boon
very possible for tho city custom trade
and all ~ which without In ordero
mako exnye alterations and enl, rsemans Of his ware
rooms Elegant carved rosewood parlor ia niture
cutie covered In fashi nable stys Of French bro
catec velvet and in muslin, which will bo finished 70
sypt tho beautiful arvd mshogany sofas tctc
sees votshe and easy 'h.rs sprns seat paror ch.rs In
rea yset, pod and mahogany extension dining ta
bcs library and secretary bookcases rosewood etageres
elegant oontre rosewood and sho
PAINTED cbsmhtr furniture, suite wih h the uausi AS
oortmaat q fashionable warehofse OAtaoSues sn The
aa4e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

1nO REWARD. sfoLEs FROM No IL GOLD
plOO street. aquantyio pocket knives-btias sa npes
T. two alike marked {" Haslam H. Sons,' and
.ohp Hssam. The burglar has cGsred the sale in
New York Bro kyn and Albany He is described being
long featured of light about - g. lie had
on drah o-e cost and in ore INSTANCE Kos,uth hap Il
psd conviction, wtbo recovery goos and fifty dol
ars recovery goods without proper
tio. to the amt unit ecovertd.
Joseph HAGUE Il Gold s,reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

lanes COLE, ,AUCTioNEER-LAkGESA SALE or vALU
81 able building lots in Brooklyn-JAMES COLE will sell
a suotion. on Tuesday Dec 1852 at at TIE Nor
Exchange New York, 200 lots OF land rlatbush
avenue, Unon President rro Moutsomory And Maeomb
sstrses and Ter IN and Eleventh This sale Of
dcs opportunity b. thopo eoking for Investment for
building purposes Every lot offered will be sold to thu
ocss Of the auctonoer 3 Fulton street. Brooklyn and
% n all street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

4 0ST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN COMING FROM
II the Thteenth street and sixth
containing about $50 the property q
ali she had in the world to support herself
and large family Of small children through the winter.
Any Ierson leaving II with DIR Ges, Thirteenth
street Sixth avenue will DO serally rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

% REWARD.-LCSr-oN TIE 18th INSTAN a
" snail tlacs Scotch terrier dog; four brnd ed legs
10 the of Spring. Whoever will hi a
to IL North rect viii receive the above reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

CRn pEwARD-LosT ON SUNDAY EVENING,
PCO December u gold watch and fob chan with
locktt attached. Makers the dial The above
war aH be paid and questions asked by leaving at
20 ands72 Wrter street. k0BT. Ii LAMONT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

e COTTON. AUCTIoSEER-AORTGAGES SALE OF
houaehcld furBiturs, FreDoh plate mvrors carpets,
oil tths SIXTY doz chaire &C. &or Cotton, will sell
above tdne day to December 15h. - lO
ocloes the No. SO Beekman street. the
stock Of ca met that has been offered this
sess will Comprise in rosewood and mahoe any
sofss tete rosewood and mahogany French
paterns wsrirobcs booke and
tar,c tables, marble Cop centre
side ana sofa tables ladies work d. quantity marbl, top
oham er furniture office desss and ofco chairs
tafeutnt furniture & also Prussels and ingram carpets
and oooths French plate mirrors also
thirj hair and piastors &c. &c as) about
curled maple blao walnut and 8ostsn ockng
row lnorDpg when goods may be examined No postpone
Il account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
REMOVALS

ID EMovAL.--JAMEs II. BRUNDEGE TAILOR, HAS
~ removed from 13 TO $50 Broadwsy west side door
south Of Blocker street.
u EMOvAL.-A CARD.-DR. 8. s. FITCu, AUTHOR
OF six lectures the prevention and cure Of oonsump
ton asthma diseases OF tho heart 30 hss removed his
niee from 7T broadway 20 TIA Broadway. All examina
tobs OF tho chest and heart and whole and medical
opinion and advice. always gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

q REWARD, WITH THE THANKS OF THE OWN.
70 will be pver to the finder, Ton delivery u.
Mo,r dy. los Wall street, of small book containing
unsealed letter, AID some moranda, which lost
tile 18th 10th of November be the steamboat
state and the Philad sphin boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14

ZEN DOLLARS REwARD.-L0sr IN BROOKLYN,
on Friday afternoon the way from state through
Fulton street, ladys gold watch, Brussels
maize, No 4g7, en.melled back with the letters
it, The above reward will be paid by leaving
No. 2lg State street, Brooklyn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-23
From Our wnshington Correspondents.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sep. Is, 1852.
JouS WILSON ESQ.,, has day been appointed by
the President, Commissioner of the General Land
office, vice Judge Butterfeld, resigned. This will
be gratifying news to Mr.. Wilson's numerous
friends in the west, it has been here for more
deservedly popular man cannot be found.
better selection for this important position could
not have been made, requiring as it does an init
mate knowledge of the great land business OF the
country, and service OF some twenty years in this
Department in all the different branches has fully
qualified Mr.. Wilson for the place. He is self
made man, having worked his way from the lowest
to the highest position in the office. He has ever
made it his rule to treat all who are employed under
him, no matter whom, high and low, as gentlemen,
and consequently his intercourse with them has
been pleasant to all. ..-.4 .-.z.r. .a.... ..r
We are truly glad to learn, that you have COM
menced the campaign in your county with zeal
and determination. In the days Of Z" lang syne"
your noble little county always led the van, and
with such glorious leader as we have now we
should be sorry to see her fall behind =.
The news from all parts of the country IS OF the
most cheering character, and you may set it down
as "fxed fact' that the old hero of Lundy's Lane
will be elected by an overwhelming majority. The
people are with him and for him. From all parts
OF Western Pennsylvania and Virginia we are
pleased to hear of the great service being per
formed in the good cause by your talented and ell
oauent young townsman, T. NJ. GALLY, as also by
ALI. CALDWELL, Esq, and others; but more
anon. METROPOLIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-23
THE, PLATFORMS.
: .TEE WHO PLATFORM,I

The Wings of the United States In convention assem-
principles by which they controlled and and
now, as ever, relying upon the Intelligence or the Amer
and their continued devotion 10 the Con
stia.on ami the Union do proclaim the following as the
maintenance of which their national organization
l. The Governmen. of the United States is of limited
eharactcr and is confined 70 the exercise of powers
necessary and proper carrying granted
execution and that all powers not thus granted
| spectively and to the.peope.
reserved rights General Government sustained
its and the Union should be reyere
That while struggling freedom. eSerywhsre eniiss
the warmes sympathy OF the hg party, still adhere
cd in his Farewell Address, OF keeping ourselves free from
all en,ansing alliances with foreign countries,
mission Republic is not 10 propagate opinions
mru5c other countries our form OF government by
moderation. and justice. the blessings OF gov
ernn,snt and the advantages of free institutions
nent, they should obey its Constitution laws and trea
Ties, they would retain their sefrespec and the
spcct which they claim, and viii enforce from foreign
the stricest economy, and sufficient for the
thereof in time Of peace ought TO be mainly der
and in evyins such duties, sound policy requires just
discrimination and protection from fraud by specific du
be assured American industry, equally to all class
G. The Constitution vests Congress- the power open
repair harbors, and obst ucons from navga
Bile rvers and is eHpedent that Congress shall exercise
that power herer such fmProrements necessary for
the defence for The protection and Jdeily of
with foreign nations among the States; such
being in every instance national and gen.
cral in their character 4 r. -.lIr .-lH. y D
4 The Federal and Governments are parts of one
SYSTEM alike necessary for the common prosperity peace
security aud ought TO be alike with cordial,
habitual and nmoveabe attachment. Respect for the
authority OF each and acquescence in the Constitutional
OF EACH duties required by the rE
sidcration OF national, OF State and individual wei
S. The series OF acts Of the 3lst Congress, conIy
known the Compromise Adjustment (hc act for the
recovery OF gtivcs from labor ncudcd) received
and acqnesced in by the Wings OF the United
final settlement in principle and substance subjects
10 which they relate and these concerned
will maintain them and insist their enforcement,
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
OF further legislation TO guard against the evasion OF the
laws the hand, and the abuse OF their powers
the other. not mpairng their present efficiency 10 carry
the requirements of the Constitution and depre
cate all further agitation OF the questions thus settled
dangerous TO peace and will discounenarcc all efforts
TO continue such agitation. whenever, wherever,
however made; and will maintain this settlement
essential to the nationality of the Wing party and the in
te.rity of the Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-23
rRcported for the htelEgeneer.l
CONGRESS OF THE AMERICAN REvoLU-
TIONARY LEAGUE FOR EURO,E.

This assembly adjourned yesterday. We sub
Join synopsis of their proceedings of yesterday.
Report of the standing Committee. in reference
to the consolidation of the German National Loan
with the Revolutionary League, was read and
adopted. 81. Ls,.
The question i'll reference to the title of the
Delegate OF the "Wheeling League of Freemen,"
to seat in the Congress, which was referred to a
Committee, was adjusted fayorably.
Report of the Committee on American petitions
was then read, and without further debate adopted
A Resolution was offered by Mr.. Mayer, to pub
lish manifest, 10000 copies, based on the report
Of the Committee on American politics, in both
languages, English and German.
An amendment was offered by Mr.. RoSen, that TO
this resolution, publish 1900 copies Of said Report
in French and Italian,
Referred to Committee on Publication.
Report on Military organization by Mr.. Barcyko
read and adopted.
A proclamation prepared by Mr. Chlayger, to the
Europesn people, was read and adopted, and 10000
copies ordered TO be printed.
No further business of Importance. Congress
closed its session at 10 O'Clock.