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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14
LOCAL TNrELLlGENCE.

r igious.--Ths Bethel church on The Ches
ter circuit, having been taken through tho
rough repair and furnished with IA new pulpit
sests, vesiihue and extensive sheds for horses
and carriage, will by Divine permission, be re-
opened for public worship on Sunday ths l6tl
-iisst Tha-Rev- NJ, RYAN, now of Phladel
phia. and formerly of thu West, and A. Man
ship of this city, have engaged their services
for the occasion. cordial invitation is exten
tended to the ministers OF the neighborhood and
irieais everywhere.
There was preaching in the Old Swe5e.
Church on Sunday afternoon last.
drew Thomas, preacher in the Presbyte
risn churchs of Lewis and Cool Spring, Sus
sex county, Del, was unanimously expelled
by the Wilmington Presbyteiy that met at 81
Geo ges on the dih OF April, g for being seer
for DAYS together in state Of gross iatoricaiiof
at different times and places" lie came iS
Delaware about year since, bearing ordination
papers from the Congregational Union of Eng
land and Wales. He managed before he lei
(bef re his moral dereliction became known
10 get testimonials of his good and rerula
Standing, together with testimonial from III,
churches OF his intellectual and moral quail flea
tons for the ministry, with expressions of the
entire confidence in him, as well as OF tepre
that they had to pail with him; and obtaineC
also letters recommendaiory to several gentle
men Of influence in Missouri
Bishop Lee has postponed his visit to Christ
Church, Delaware City, until the afternoon c
ihe ,as, Sunday IN this montp.
Mr.. Charles ]. Evans was crdlined by til
Wilmington Presbytery, on Monday last. tn
Sd inst. lie sails for Europe in June. IN
Rev. Walter Scott +. Griham PREACHED III
sermon and delivered the charge.
Twenty-four PERSONS were confirmed bv III
Right Rev DIR. Lee, in st. Andrews Church q
Sunday, I'd inst.
The annual meeting OF the Episcopal Convent,
of this Diocese will be held in Smyrna on We
nssday the 2sth inst
Ike Rail Road between this city and Ne
Castle ras to have been commenced yesierda
Whether Ii was or not we cannot say. "
have SO often announced the commencement
this road, that we shall not be certain of it II
ill we see it. However il is hound 10 con
some time soon, as the contract has been acius
~ ade. When finished twill be of the gret
sat advantage to both cities.
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Almost robbery. A week or so sincs. " y
are informed. that a gent emin was p,- ta4i
through thu Folly Wouds, on tho Nrwn AZ
between two and three miles IRON this i'y =
attacked by two rufIians. They asked Ere" Z
.eman for his money, and while he was nk'n.
| il out they comm need cutting him with h'i
knives. Their intention was to Ct til lnhne'
and then TO lie his hand and feet, brit sealrg
dearborn approaching they made III n Escape
The Mail agent between the city Of phdAd-l-
phia and Baltimore was suddenly sas4a WIN
an appcletic fit at the depot on Tuesday n'gh'
last. He was carried into the depot whera ty-
ry attention was given hiln- Tue next d'y M
was so much better as to be able T. be eonTry
ed u Philadelphia.
Il Knocked do,cn. On Wednesday morning
last Michael Carr was assaulted aud heat'n Al
the corner of Fou til and French sis.
i Serenade.-We return our sinstre thanks 10
the Wilmington Brass Band, Tor ths h nor
they hare done US, by sereuaiiug US at OUT
residence on Friday night last. the music
I was most beautilu-we can truly say, he D. 81
zoe hape ever gel heard json any brn ~ va.
niiHgtOn, that is in our esliinat on. rnis bant
consist of some OF the most Respectable younA
5 men in our city. They are finished musician
J. and have late equipped themselves In new ana
u splendid uniforms. We cin safely oigaiu
T. late our citizens on at last having good b1nf
c something we have all along wanted. MIR. }
l.. IIegps. is the iilenlel leader
y We regret that we had no surni'e oil MOI
=, intended vist-t Wa hal, we can assure thei
!. they should navet have lett, either hungry o
y thirsty. Should they do usa like honor aga
u we sh Ill endeavor TO h. batter prepaTed.
.qecideni-1An accident OF a seriogs na,nt
T. lbeieii Asbury Pennington, living near Red L'n'
" lon Thursday week last, while IN the act OF Ut
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Editor of the Blue Hens Chicken;
Dear Sir;-Having seem in the Delaware
X publican an account OF the murder 81 Mr..
Davidson. Of Dsissxare s5ty. ny Samuel 1Nard.
(Negro) and as there are statements which are
incorrect as to names and dates. permit Inc to
correct ,me of them. A warrant was issued
by Justice bradford, OH the 18th of March, 1882
on the complaint Of Wilson Scraiton, of Della
vera city for the stealing and carrying away oil
a watch. The warrant was placed IN The hands
OF constable to serve, who neglected to serve
it, and final y refused TO do so. Mr.. Scralor
feeling himself much aggrieved by the neglect
OF the constable frequently applied to the Jus
tics for redress, and was informed he would
have to apply to the court OF the Attorney Gen
eral for redress. The writer Of this believes
if the warrant had been duly attended to, thi,
sad misfortune would have been avoided. Any
informa ion that you may wish to receive,
think the Justice Of the Peace in New Castle
will furnish you. Respectfully Yours.
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hped the black clouds gathered still deeper, nm
Il caing the hanks OF ? broad waller course
zhe jewellers stopped. and while for a moment
-pausliii 10 Diet rmins where to attempt acToss-
5ng, the storm came down upon them win a
rify tnal tif' up The trees, or twisted oil the
rrii pa AID filed the murky air with irag-
Enens of its violence.
.il.in ! shouted the father, st ia no time ''
pointer. we eau SWIM, II not lord the stream
in follow ms, son = shouted Wa-laad' plrng
! 10 ihs horse into the dark STRAIN, and miNln2
his way across II, amid the roar ct the tempest
and lyi OF the raves, branches and urs'
hut midway, o turned inhis saddle, 10 ime t.
see his son struck from his horse by a living
branch OF tree, aud, .alling from lis sadh'
inc l,p stream his horse bscomihg furious
s-7faii iIsi him benfat his leei, aud ese Waraoo
coui reach his son h. 1Uas droccned
Y nor Warands hor-e drew him neaf.y on'
oil ne stream, before the gir'hs ct his saddle
xavr way, his limbs beirg last to i, and m
dist, ic,ed father had but the agonizing consoia
zion NJ pacing the booy in the position 70 oe
east fonid by his friends, his trenz'el ieei'
5nqs, more iumultuous than the raging Storm
JrorA him again 10 the fatal stream, and cross
5ny which. sped OF his way, wlh the Jury OF a
madraan, and the velocity OF n whirlwind.
par Of the augury was ID filled, and rs each
bound OF the good and true charger bore ms
,nas;, onward towards his home. quicker ano
lheay or beat zach nu,sa OF the forest soldier
hear /; aed when al last, but q fow miles, and
nvain hut n FEW rods, separated Nafand iron
chose loved dearef than the neaTes: ruddy drops
,rouad his heart, the intensity Of MS feelings 81
hlindad has sision, that he saw not the cabins o
his rsiphbors, he needed rot Tho wild C o. hi
tores friends as they called TO him, and pad
llin malt. Dui, plunging forward upon ms goa1
4
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+ eeiot 10 Congress The proceedings II
Congress especially the gouging and fighting
do not meet the appreciation OF Dupree& Chan.
irie, fashionable taiiors No 1872 Market St.
Philadelphia No congressional customer oil
that firm ever d.sgraced their tailor or tore the
annvaIed suits Of this manufacture by such
lou,ragous proceedings
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

wArcaEs,f JEwRLEr And siLrssrazF. hroomal
iy call the attention purchasers lat rhnlssae ana
ReinilJ to their handsome aaoriment Of SOLD AND
SILVER WATCH gs. Jewslry aud si'refwata, ~koh
they arc 40 closing out atprces. vhieh defy eonpe
ion as they are determined not TO DO ualesud. PEI.
sons oud do well 10 call ssd sxsiAino their stock ba.
inrs elsewhere every article warranted good
= represented. BRuOMIiALl.A sPADoNE, lie N.
Second strrnt, Philadelphia. and door below Race
.i.a a fun
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.fes,' was the undertaking reply Of modest
dun.
.F,ar mel he exclaimed 'on what groundsl
Has any QUE said am not honesIF
mo ao,' repli-d the other; but
iliut what, sirl'
why, 10 be candid with you, we have no
confidence in your business capacity, seeing you
do lot ADVERTISED
The man Immediately made annual contracts
vita three papers, and is now in excellent credit
and prospecting finely.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

UpHAMS PILE ELECTUARY, a sure re-.
medv for the piles, sold only by EDWARD
McINALL.
sHERMAN's POOR MANS pLAsTERs,
fresh supply of these long celebrated plssters
E. MciNALL.
SHINES FRUIT DRoPS-Containing ali
the delightful flavor Of Fruits and are warrant
ed 10 contain no drugs u. Mel NALL agent.
AT so CTS. PER OUNCE for the verr
best Vanilla that can bs had in Wilmington,
call and see it, found this Vanilla to be the
best in the market and secured very large sup
ply, it isrunning out fast. E.. MclNALL
gent.
WHITE GUM ARABIC a very superior
article at low prices by Il. MsINALL.
SAML. ST Esq COD-LIvER OIL, L.
MCINALL is the only agent for Wilmington,
NEEDLES HEML0CK PLASTERS. Just
received from the proprietor and are consequent
" nice and fresh L. MclNALL Druggist, 40
market St.
Bed Bug Poison as this 10 the season for
cleaning house Chaadles q Waitsn No. 81
market street have prepared tho most effectual
and sure remedy for bed bugs. A great deal
cheaper than to buy corrosive sublmate.
PICTORIAL RESTORATIVE-or vsughan's
Cough Drops, prepared only at al market Street
by Chandlee x Walton apoiheearies the most sea:
sonable preperatloa for coughs, colds ASTHMA, sore
tn roat, Hoarseness &c, in well as tho hest
it performs cures every day and always gives
tsiaetion 10 the patient by the case OF freolsm
from pain produced by its mild and soothing ops
ration.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLA.-
For impnriiy of the blood very useful 10 relieve
boils letter ring worm, and all disease arising
from an impoverished stats Of The blood or os.
structions OF the liver &c, carefully prepared fros
the best and purest materials by Chandec 4 Wal.
ton S market St.
A large assortment of Hair Cloth, Hat Bath tub
Teeth and nail Brushes Tor sale eheip at 81 alr
ket St.
An excelentre remedy for dyspspsis for sale cheap
lat 81 market ST.
Wax matches without supher for sale in quaa.
titles to suit purchasers at 81 market ST.
Cough Candy for sale at 81 market St.
A general assortment Of Drugs medicines Dye
stuffs and pcrfumery and all the articles kept ia
apothecary sDres for sale in their purest forms
yciy cheap at 81 market St. by
CHANDLER WALTON.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

ltOEe'nAT win Inc ASsesslrs and Inspector, ndu
better walk to Finn Il McCuy's cheap CLOTH
ing store. No Al Market street below Second
street, Wilmington, Del, and get measured for
IA suit Of their unrivalled fashionable clothing,
Philadelphia Merchants All Retail Store Keepers
advertising in the Wilmington newspapers, for
some time to us has appeared strange whether or
no there is business cause for their action in this
respect we are unable to say, but most assuredly
it looks suspicious If ere be no cause Tor their
actions, shy DO they continue to follow this prac-
tce tar from home or in other words, does it
look reasonable TO suppose there is no cause for
ther seeking after the Wilmington retail patronage.
II they were not in tie habit of receiving com.
pensafion from such patronage in return, that
sufficient TO lqudate the expenses of such distant
advertising il such be the case, then we say il
bshooyes our merchantile community, who suffer
most by this lost trade, to ook well TO this ersing
evil By general adoption OF our Low PRICE srs-
TEN, this system once thoroughly established, self
interest would dictate that portion of our city and
surrounding country citizens who have been in the
habit of going to Pniladelp hia to purchase their
nee sssary commodities 10 do their purchasing and
leaving their money in this city, thereby causing
too great advantages to arise-frst the merchant
OF Wilmington gets that portion Of The lost trade
that found its way to Philadelphia, and secondly,
the consumer saves the travelling expenses and TIME
which Franklin SAID was money Inc advantages
theconsumer has by buying these goods at home
is shown, should the article bought not prove in all
respects what it sold for then they get redress
if any wrong received, (Pariieuldrly so from this
siore) which in Philadelphia is seldom DONE or
evenex pec,ed with gods bought and sold under the
like circumstances.
1 Philadelphia shoe dealers advertising in the
Wilmington papers, we dent care a snap fol them,
so far as we are concerned, ,ce DEFY competition
come from where ii may If they sell boots and
shoes cheaper, fol a less profit than we can, then
We will stsike our coloFs, but we mean take a
chance for il first
4 If Philadelphia or any other city can manufac-
tuIe gentleman's fine French calf boot and retail
- or less than SO 90, warranted article then we
rlrlu-~6r1rrnvxls--s--oi sell their own
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

The city Eleeiion.- The candidates for May
or, Alderman, City Treasurer and CITY Council
together with The Assessors and Inspector. had
ing store. No Al Market street below Second
street. Wilmington, Del, and get measured for
IA suit Of their unrivalled fashionable clothing,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14
ns- See that tie mans il spsll correctly,
~ dlyAYNH.


Andrew Scott Publisher of " scou's Weekly Paper,
in Philadelphia. said June 7th 1851
This sick person VIVA stands in need Of tbs affect Of
ntnartIc FILLS oftentimes cannut receive ~, Oh account
VI The nausantng effects produced by tho taste Of the
l,nedcine, Dr. swayns well known Practitioner Of tls
lcty invented tho sugar Coas rils III order 10 pre-
vent all sickness arising rom sss, aud at the sans time
pnssess the pawer Of removing all removing Az morbid
hntnnfs om the holy they sre gentle in ihsr sstoh
and are so prepared produce anpessAnt snasa
tou Willis they infnss new vignr throughont
tile whole human ffnn4 The above prepared only
hy m swAYNB No T. North Tih street Oats slk aae
For sale wholesale ami retail by Maishal Phillips.
ciruagist $ W corner OF Fifth and Market street Will
mingtoi, Del. aud by all The principal slorsk7epefs ~
\ nrs Eva where, fob 10
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

DR.. swAYNE,s CEiEBRArED FAMILY MEol-
tlyEs, No FAMILY snnIII,D RI WdTneDr
rhA" sYa III OF i" wilD cnEsRY. S''
Ths reputation II This Medicine T. nsH 50 wei es'
tahished TINT nhern minded man In thu niedeal pro-
session. throughout tle luton reeommpud il ~ llrr
patients as tic bes, III emeds. tov Pnmnusty Conn
piaints and Gcnarnl Dcmliy, aud ~ eurinE Coughs.
r"Ila, Consumption, Aalhna Bronchitis, Splitting Of
nlloi whoapine coush, Pains Ia tho side q irenst.
SIRE Throat nlfenty of Breathing and any disease Of
Inc innas Or lsreast No mrdieue has ever ohtainea
ii her Of more deserved repntAiion
Rema kabio Cure of Consumption.
and ns dangerous Auandanis.
.1jier having been gtpen up % de w fhyHcia"s
and Friends.
READ md De CONTINCED.
Poisr Rocks Frederick cnnniy. Md
pt. swAyne-D Dear sir :--Believn4 1t duty ows
u tho public and In Justice 10 you ls'e Thought PRO-
pr l., make known 0 tho most extraordinary cares,
N ny own eisc hat hs, esef sers llly Ie1n.ae" ~
lauheriup In my breast which fhrusb ls'Hs HlVess
aud Communicated 10 my Lung. az. very much at
lrted tben, aud discharged large qusnlilea 81 e"tup
ton rvarnii and intornal that sfse qsahi,'s pass
ui lhfnilh my Lungs which ! Threw up. ny bisnih
ts Of ny breast with appafait ease, attended with"
goisut coagh day and night Josef apsiie sna extreme
hnneirss aud bcyOnd tile power If rclicnc remained
IL his wrqiched onHlion for long time, lhi was
wlsnlto mere skeleton aud there seemed 10 b 10
hop for me- but, having resd in tho public apeIs o. iie
mny wdsril Gssss B,r,9Fnsa by yaaI co ~. \, Mi,
more lnr hvu hottes and comncnee ~ use, ami " my
lgreri satisfaction aud ny Aailous iamily me sne1a
XII ol asing ton boNs. wa. restored ~~'T0flaet
heah. ieel very grateful and hrny believe That ~ \"
yniir vaunbs medicine. undor the BLESSINGS % D-
vine Providence ain indebted fur this etosl change,
md am happy to sns that am nom enjoying ne good
S Your, Very Respectfully. ,.,.,,
Tho .ubserhrr i. well acquainted win Thomas blk.
l. on and can TESTIFY that he has been afflicted abo,
rsprrsentad regnri his recovery almost miracle-
''si' w0''"' "'"''' " JaaEs =. pUssonow.
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81 the National Line.
Observation-Disclosures
UNITED sTATEs AM. cuBA.


The Republic of this morning has long defence
of the Administration relative 10 the Crescent City
difficulty, and denounces the course pursued by
Law as a flibustering device, to fan the flames of
public excitement, and if possible to involve the
two countries in all the horrors of war, and the
repeated sending of Smith to Havana as discredit-
able attempt 70 bully the Captain General into a
surrender of the position he has so rightfn1y held
and concludes by asserting that, while the Admin
istration is prepared to uphold all the rights of
commerce, and vindicate all the proper privileges
of citizens it is neither prepared nor disposed to
call lin question the prerogatiye claimed by Cuba
with regard TO the exclusion of Purser Smith
The administration will maintain, to the fullest ex-
tent, the rights of American vessels TO trade with
Havana, and will guard unAinchingly, the personal
rights of American citizens visiting Cuba, who do
not compromise themselves by nn.infraction of the
local laws. Further than this will not enterln-
a company, to subseve the purposes of desperate
Adventures. or topunish Spain for an actin which
she is sustained by the common law of Nations
1t stands where it stood fifteen months ago-unin-
fluenced by clanor at home and unawed by threats
abroad-it will adhere 10 the principles of honor,
and will carry them out at sea or on land without
reference to the consequences. The Republic,
however, states the refusal of the Captain General
to allow the landing of merchandise and passen-
gers, act that admits of no justification, Of
fensive TO the Government and the country, and
calculated to excite retuIato spirit on the part
Of the American people.
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LATER FROM CUBA.
The Steamer Black Warrior arrived to-day with

I H|I--i. -IIIl NV YORK, Nov. II.
The Steamer Black Warrior arrived to-day with
news from Havana to the 18th inst.
The difficulty in regard to the Crescent City was
again renewed at Havana, and it was reported that
some old Spaniards were prejudicing the Captain
General and trying to persuade him TO declare the
understanding withJudge Conklin referred only
to one voyage of the Crescent City. Ia
A Spanish war steamer is cruisingof MorJ Cas-
tie to preventive Crescent City from entering the
harbor, with orders to stop her at all hazards
There is no further difficulty with any other Amer
lean vessels entering Havana.
The Steamer ometso put into Havana a few days
since for water and COAL without bill of health.
which is contrary to quarantine regulations but
this was overlooked, and the vessel received every
facility to sail again on the 18th inst. for San Fran
cisco.
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7Tnr RAILROAD BRrnaE IN WHEELlso.-An i'm

-TIr RAILROAD BRIDaE IN WHEELIEo.-An i'm
sion prevails in BalfmOte that the work on
&, Improvement has been suspended. on ac-
.onnt Of high waters in the Ohio River, and that
.Osr,tiOns eaaaOt again be resumed this winter
" Is all a mistake. The workmen have been
,asly engaged in laying stone since Mondays and
..serIay morning. the chain pump wasadiustedin
=. Golfer damof the pier, or centre abutmen:, and
.f,st emptying it of water. We are assured by
n, Buns the Superintendent Of the work, that
!, eight OF ten, even at the present stage of water
:, The Ohio, the abutments Will be raised to a
,.;sht suficentto be out of all danger of another
ascension of work this winter on account of high
T,;er and that all persons interested may rest as
,,red that the bridge viii be brought to a speedy
,,d uninterrupted completion.
Our Baltimore exchanges can rely sufficiently on
liz above statements, to correct the erroneous inn
r.sions entertained in regard to thiE work by ma
!, persons in that city.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

NEw YoRK, Nov. II.
The steamer United States, from Aspinwall via
Kingston, arrived to-day, bringing $4,000 in
K1xosros.-The U. S. left Kingston on the
10th, and reports corn meal at 25s. Corn ac-
tive. Small supply of flour and dull at 21s. Mar
ket oyerstocked. There is a fair promise of a
bountiful yield of ordinary qualities, fine qualities
scarce. The lumber market dull and prices de-
clining. The markets generally very dull,
HAvANA.-The Captain General has an army of
200, 900, which he is moving from point to point,
and is organizing so as to be ready for immediate
action. Four companies of infantry and one Of
lancers have just been stationed at Cardenas. The
news of Pierce's election reached Havana on the
18th. @ @
Dry sugars are scarce and market inactive. Mo-
lasses in little demand, and coffee dull,
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FfnE.-We learn that fire oecuned at Marietta
on Tuesday night commencing about Z o clock,
and lasting two hours, which destroyed large
chair factory, an ice house and several stables
We have not learned the names of the sufferers.
but understand that large portion of the prope-
twas owned by the Odd Fellows,
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Patent PhosEene car,

e POR RNINoINTH SANE. -
This Lamp for predicting PertaNt Light, esnfaen1
TecommeHdea sIperisr toany ether IN
TIME LIGHTS produced by the burning Of an 0eorni
Cas- which is emitted in Beautiful jstS IRON sHan PERI
EoTations in Plana- 3il-ssl ~ 80
combustion acting the burner with the Liquid
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for creating and burning aSFiforIG Gas ~ ffl "a
Its construction a sUsh that all q sssiasnt
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ITS arrangement renders less liable get
any other kind OF Lamp It requires cleaning an&tsm
ming as do the OIL and Tampa and 6uIls equally
we'll either with without glass globe shade and PEI
feotlY free from smoke or pdorI flss es-ssf ~
The opinions OF the scientific may be leaTpsd
that at the Annual Fair American Institute In 1885,
SILVER MRDAL was awarded to THE inventor and 1DH
pona to the at the Il pronoune
cd tho BEST LIGHT eXl bed to the lnstttnte -
Tho above for SALE Wholesale and Rst1iI q % m
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FROM BALTIMORE.

- BALTIMoRE, Nov. II.
Secretary Corwin returned last night in excellent
health. The Cabinet are now all in Washing
ton city. .rJ.
Senators Smith and Morton have remained here
during the greater part of the recess. f'
Senator'S Brodhead and Pratt have been here sew
eral days on business of the Mexican Claim Com
mttee, OF which they are members. =
Representative Price, of New jersey. arrived
yesterday. 80. - as