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me6irai.
VHE WORLDS HAIR RESTORA-

u TINE-Wa0nted TO contain no destsrious insrs-
dentA IA ling life color and proserver Of
hair skin aud sight II Is DEAN hairs destruc
t0u Owgsscrschesard specta les This valuable pcpar-
s'ion different from all others has hee usrd Tor many years.
which be ststed by hundreds Of ladies' OF tho
most wealthy fsmies by clesymen. lawyers doc
composed Of delicious aticl.s such Tad me caasts,
spanish flies black lead NC seriously gjung their health
AID hair aud expenoina hundreds OF dolals IN vain found
hottie Of the HesOfe e. have the desired effect Tho
Rssorer il nialfbe fspped according 10 directions and
will soil the finest linen. II fails restore the
hair ifs original color however grey when restored,
have grey hair should you obtain the age OF
hundred years IL cures badness removes and prsvens
dzlness hssdache scurf dsndru sesdhead any erup
tons The tesd II will so the nsht and prevent
the hair from falling by invgorstng the ssin muscles,
nerves blood vessels and the roots Of the hair Order. must
the color of their hair dark light experiences has
shown that the ingredients that restores light hair will have
effect upon dark No Is for dark, No Tor hsht-No.
yobsssmnm dressing tor the hair Tor sod old
and shODd bs nsed with te Reorer The Hesorer 10
IL large flint bottles at only $3.50 per bottles generally
enough for year The Hylobalsamsm, dressing for tho
hair NO. 81 cents bofeth ,omins within the
OF all persons The densDd for shows is worth sduly
appreciated and Is productive " wort ale limitations
None genuine except Mrs Allens Worlds Hair Restor-
eT new York blown the bottles and her tho
directions FOR sole at No. 1870 sovery No 2q Washing
tor A. No 300 FuioD.st Brookiyn and W druggists and
nsrfumers generally Principle depot ard mandatory No.
355 Bro0mest Of Elizabeth See Nsi0 YOrk cayos
ies tr old entertainments
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of

~ the CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW ORLEANS
-NEwORLEASs, May s, l852by virtue Of the Sthssec-
ton Of the Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana
entitled An Act TO Consolidate the City Of NewOreans
and provide for the government and administration Of ts
arsirs approved sd February 1852 aud Of the 5h Section
OF the Act entitled An Act supplementary 90 Act 20
Consolidate the City OF New Orleans and providing for he
incorporation OF the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New
Orleans approved "a February 1882 and Of tbs 80 Section
soidate the City Of NewOleans ana provide for the
1882 ''' '' ''''' - - '''''' -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the banking
house Of Mesrs CORNING co in the City of New York
from SATURDAY, the 18th May, 20 MONDAY, the 18th
July next at y o'clock for The purchase OF all or any
portion Of seres Of TWO THOUSAND BONDS Of the
CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS for the sum Of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS EACH % be issued 10 conformity Z
the resolutions adopted b. the Commissioners at meeting
hello the 18th April s5z sad bonds 70 he dated july
1852 pay able In FORTY YEARS al the office Of the City
Treasurer with interest At the rate Of six per cent
num- divided into coupons attached thereto said
being made able senanDaly the hIst day II ia
ay and the fret o July Of each the oce ofhe
City Treasurer in the City Of NewYork at the option Of
the purchaser.
The Propo,ss 70 be iuaorsed Offer for the purchase Of
Bonds Of the City Of NewOresns" and to BE- op-urd aud
sdudicaed TO the highest bidder by Of The Com
msOpers in the City Of NewfOTk, the third Monday
the 18th July. 1859, at l2 O'Clock W.
In case should he OF bds( he rsts'
over h. Of offered they shall b. divided
yata as nearly ~ possible, among the bidders
The proceeds Of the sale of said Bonds 70 be Immediately
applied to the payment OF al the natured obligations OF the
City Of NewOeaD and Of the late First Second and Third
Municipalities and OF the City Of Lafayette. BONDS
Interest Coupons Interest all Coupons and debt
due Notes Cash Wsusn sc on presentation thereof at
the City Treasures Office
COMMISSIONERS
A. d. CROsSMAN, Mayor;
O. DEBUYS, Controller;
WIN n GARLAND. Treasurer
VIM 7. CONVERSE Chairman OF the
Finance Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen;
L. II. PLACE. Chairman Of the Finance
Committee OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyET, Secretary.
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The above 100000 includes S2j' con gvea BY the Com
usty III eXcharg- Ter Ike of Albany Extension
Certificates Which later remain assets Of the New-fOk
ana Harlem BailrOed Go.
As trt .u upon imp0rau regular dividend paying
road T., W colcecfnr Albany with New 1rk an in view
ts present and prospective increase of business these
Bends offer advantageous and perfectly secure mode OF
investment.
The interest The Bonds secured 10 b paid before
divceud b. decsrd upon either the Preferred or Old
stlck 81 the Company For sale by
EIATCIITGKU 4 EAIN,FDRD No 80 Nlilam-st.
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ceaal Notires.

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Couaty New Yofk hereby al
havns against ROBERT bALsEY hale of The City %
New f0fs d-esed pee, he with goacers thereof 70
subscriber No iO6 Third the CITY 81 New
Yors before The sunseh day II Jsas asrDaf-d New.
York the eleventh day Of DecsTber ls6l - .
lsw6mFs MARGARET hAiSbf sAdmu1I
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the sosbfy Tok, hereby al
hsyns csns THOMAS BRADY ate Of the cy fssS
Yor present the 9TH sOnbefs hereof
BIZ -stdrne. the Of thsy AMI ttth
he Cty fs~SfoFs b~fos- th- lob 10
sK.--ps'sd se~.Yoh the lesh day u Jun-. ls5k
i,sl IswssuFs JANIS PAGAN. EKssrtef
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN

=. TEX CENT BONDS-The interest becoming due on
lt Gay q JAY 1854 the per cent coaPon
III a. ,pe S,.e OF California ani watch IL made payaoie
% sin be paid On and sfser that dstr ON prcsenta
L sns proper coupons AZ Office Dated Nsw-fors,
e io'< NlSSL0W LANIER A. co,
DO. 50 Wsllst.
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yTHE MECHANICS and TRADERS

y SAVINGS BANK, No. 40 Gfandst- between Willei
anG Snrrlns,s, New 0rk
President. ............. WALTER UND ERHtLL.
First Vice President. RICHARD HOE.
Second Nice-PrtHdent. .CH ANDLER INGERSOLL
fhrd Nicr-PIesidsut.. ALFRED 4. tONkLiN
Secrefary...............JA MIS- y. HAlGHT
Thus institution viii open i0f business sday TIE
9Th day OF MAY 1852 n O'Clock, " Bsns days Moo-
days Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from %
ocock p NJ ioteres the a.e IT per e,nt VIII BE- q.
lowed on deposits cor the ist day Of July ntest
the Sd Monday Of January and July on deposits
which deposited for the space ~ three nonnt
oesf rrevous The II January znd July. TIE cnafef
married and minors the sole control Of
ttsr deposits
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IN pURSUANCE of an Order OF Jesse Q.

SMITH Eq Of the County 81 kins., notice - hersy
al having claims ssaort JAMES
BROW Of the cry u Bsoolys issased TIA. they are re-
au~d With e sOurefs thereof ~ the subscn
bsr story n1t,bss ~ Wal street. tho
CIV at Yos 90 IT N0sens~f De
ted May 20, 40 WILLIAM BROWN, Adnissstfabof.
mol ufaFf
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, VIA Stonlng-
IN ton tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAuNrON.-The steamers Q Wander
BlIT and COMMODORE OF this hno, run rese~
srly as herstofors alternately leaving Pier No North
River rst wharf above 8sf;erpsee daily, sondays en-
septed Al p and stoninston o'clcok 2 M er O.
.rfivs Of the nsil train which leaves Boston st 5Sp
FOR freight passage apply si she ose, Ne 10 bssssry
place or on hard the hosts 80
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&T0O 600 OGDENSBURGH

Tie earnings for toe frs. year win Road 10 II fall gpsH
tisn from oct /, lSN 70 Oct h. s,l we're sSf.oS N
Ihe earnings s.cord tc May snoS avrasc gain
OF Ter cent The Mas receipts will b. about S51t'p
the OF - position ard tbe rapid 'ncftss7 of
is business annc patsd tna 10 few years Will take
rank with he hfst soe0s III the country and the convert
inihly II ' Bun0 stock adds greatly 70 the value
= sound investment
The above Boudae ior s. 00O each For hIrher in'or.
nation inquire ~ \ COB6 CO. No y Wallst
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IGOR ALBANY-Chanse Of Hours
The Cars Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad leave
the City hall station NewYorA, daily Sundays exceped)
al = 81 connecting With the Western Railroad Chat
ham snd y p NJ Expressl shrough without change ~
cars.
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CTFAMFR for LIVERPOOL.-O

CTFAMFR for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY July g. the we'll known and hvorite
steamship SARAH SANDS. 1870 tuns burden. w.
Thompson ESQ, Commander will leave her dock at Pier
No r. for Liverpool Thursday. July 3, at loclock
This hss very superior accommodations In state
for first and second cabin parnss For freight or
passage Apply TO j. HOWARD SON. Agents
No, 81 Broadway.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and
~ GLASOoW.-rhs GLASGOW and New York Steamship
Compsny's powerful Steamship GLASGOW 1857
TINS and 80 power Robert Csig Commander will sal
from Nev-Y orb for Glasgow. THURSDAY the 2ttA
June next u O'Clock. noon.
Fryi Cabin. saloon State RoOmsl ..............$9o
Firs, Cabin iMidshp Dc .............. 10
hecCnc CABIN. D.
Stewards fee included.
aaoIvlo messy NON No s. 6rusovay.
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The o Squen and Freehold Will IN sOnnocon
With boat ssges convey passengers % a. parts NJ the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
account of the owners
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Orricf PevNsyLvANIA Coat Co. Juue 3, 1852
KLLHE INTEREST," ON nh. CDNN Err J.

4 IRLE BONDS Of the PENNSYLVANIA COAL
COMPANY cue Iuy 1852 will he paid thai day A. the
oe Of the Con PAM corner Of Broadway aad Wall 81.
IT,. presentation of bonds Tor irdoeu-ut NJ ransss
OF louos vii be- made from Ju.e p 70 yul' / inclinse
GEO 4 HOYT JrsaslreE
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Wafer Cure.

A MEXICAN HYDROPATHIC IN
IA STITUTE-PRoSPECT HILL. Port Chester " Y.
on New-york and New Haven Rsilrosd-Dr r. Ia MICH
OILS and Nns COVE NICHOLS City Office, No ~ White
where they attend fog every "Wednesday.
from 10 ?. M Or VIM RFH viii sftepd daily bT
consultations and City practice
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LNOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMlL-
Il TON-Sts amer JOHN HART will leave Murray at.
Pier day SUNDAY excepted NJ Returning will leave
Ksypor II o'clock Fort Hamilton 10 inmates befores
ENOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
FALL RlVER.-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown and EMPIRE STATE
Capt Benjamin BraytOn leave alternate days Sundays
excepted nom Pier No s. ~ r. the Battery At 5P&
- freight apply board At the Office on Pier No
TfSnALF ROARDFN, Agents Nos ~ and II W-xt-s.
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EREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinar,

II measurement GO0os are now taken BY the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK 60 BOSTON at cent?
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at "a loo os
Otfe' freight m proportion Freight VIII at al times ~
ssken - low 81 BY any uval route
TISOALE 4 BOARDEN, Agena,
Nos ~ and N Weat-st
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r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and
r AND WARRANTS boaght and sold

n on the most favorable terms, by COLEMAN
DRAKE, No. eS NalEst, near HanOver-st
100 90 and 40 Wsusss guaranteed TO be genuine,
receivable any LandOce IN The United States
Esuty on hand Warrants forwarded 20 all parts Of the
country at the market price the receipt OF remttsDce-
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INSTITUTE.-Dr.

Y INSTITUTIONAL o. III. WELLINGTON viii
continue receive patients at No 49, l2hsi corner OF uni-
where b. hs. hitherto been associated with Dr.
Joel shew The house has been thoroush re ted and tho
most viii BE- made 10 satisfy those who may
tlust YES 10 our care Accommodations
bic terms by the day week for any who wish 70
stop with US City practice faithfully attended to
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NOR PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY.

~ sailing Bne RADIUS sails for the Australian Gold
Mines direct tne Path inst For freight passage apply
early 70 n SANDERS co, owners d Warren ST. New
York. Lies foot Barclsy-st, North River.
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IL AT Fishsill Landing. Duchess Co.. under the eaMge
OF o. W MAY, NJ D., PROPRIETOR will be ready tor the
eepton of patients 2atn june where pure air and water
ana all other Hydropshic appliances viii be dispensed To
suffering humanity.
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HAST BROADWAY WATER CURE

Ii This establishment Is opea Tor tho reception
Of patients DR \. II QUIMBY Physician and prorrs-
tor. No. 1877 Fast Broadway, New-yerk
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NTOTICE.-Dr. N. REDORTHA, form

erly Of Lebanon Springs alter Cure fitting up
an at Saaosa Springs he opened the lst
OF May ADDRESS N. BEDORrHA NJ. D. Saratoga Springs,
N. Y
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rho Nom Orleans Deltn, Of th0 0th. tolls the

The New Orleans Delth, Oi VIC V''' 49, -
following: co.o;.,,
ExrR1oRpIvARr OPERAToN.-Commerciai
Circles were highly excited by an occurrence
which took place on Thursday last III Wnicn
Tho fair dealing of one of our largest dealers
In Western produce has been seriously mn
nucnod. We forbesr giving the names pre-
suninc the affair will be made public IN an au-
thentic form. As far rs we can gamer from
resnonsihle sources. the facts are as follows;
The LARGE Western merchant referred 10,
soma months ago. made written contraet
with firm in the CITY to furnish them win o.
ooo hills of pork AZ @l4 so per bbl. FORK
went nm to 2I7 and the contractor found nm
selfin a bad scrapo On the day the CONTRACT
was to be performed. be appeared, however
and made tender of the pork, demahaeu @ tnS
price immcdiately--the pretty sum OF @oS'oO.
/ In cash. It was then past the Bank hour, an, n,
the firm requested the contractor TO wait VI
they could step ont and draw tho money IA
agreed and the members OF the nrih sot "et',o
Iy IN work TO raise the funds. II was not lonI
bofore they had raised more than enough. an'
had tendered the contractor a ,rtifcate oil de
nosit of @97, 900 in one of our banks. IN,
would not satisfy the contractor, who demand
od the money--,he speeiel Again the mem
lbers of the firm made rush to the banks I
L,,n, ~, the officers After some trouble the
succeeded In getting the specie out OF the ban
nut the boxes on dray, and trotted them
round 10 the contractor. 1t was near ocioc
and they met the party coming out oi ms o
fce after having closed up. Here IS you
money for the 6 900 bbls of pork, in specie
exultincly exclaimed the fortunate purchasei
. of the pork. The reply was a model OF aipl'
: matte cooness-"Sorry. gentlemen, out Is 'o
Into II il past business hours-the day is
xor--the contract void. Good evening. :
= And with an air worthy of MIetternch' the el
!. terprising gentleman went home rejoicing ov' ',
: AN operation which has rather startled u
!, moral sense of our commercial public
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mountains of Syria. Tho wood is white. and
has pleasant perfume; and to this odor REFER
ence is made in the Scriptures. 1t is not stron-
Ger however,, than tho scent of the ordinary
red cedar; perhaps less apparent.
From the front of the chapel there is a very
fine view of the valley below. extending entire.
ly to the sea. The reefs opposite Ras Trlpoii
are distinctly visible on clear day. Compu-
ted by the time required for the ascent the
distance must be about thirty miles from tho
town of Tripoli. From Beirut it requires three
days, at the usual rate Of travel, to reach the
cedars, but it is not difficult TO accomplish the
task in less. To Baalbek, across the valley OF
Buka, on the other side ofMount Lebanon, is
another good days ride. bo..s
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L.
PHYSICAL BENEFIT OF THE SABBArH.--lhe
Sabbath is Gods special present to the work
inpman, and one ofits chief objects is to pro-
long his life, and preserve efficient his working
tone In the vital system it acts like a com
pensaton pond; it replenishes the spirits - the
have drained away. and supplies the force
which is to fill the six days succeeding; and in
the economy of existence. it answers the Same SANE
purpose as. in the economy income, is answer
rd bv n savings bank. The frugal man who
puts away pound to-day and another pound
next month, and who in quiet way is putting
| by his stated pound from time to time' wher
he grows old and frail, gets not only the same
pound back again but good many pounds be
side. And the conscientious man, who hus
bands one day ofexistence every wcek-wht
instead of allowing the Sabbath to DO tramplet
and torn in the hurry and scramble Of life
treasures it devoutly up--the Lord of the Sab
bath keeps I 70, him. and in the length ,I,g A..
nv The savings bank of human existence j
/ the weekly Sabbath. North British Review
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Protection OF sheep from Dogs
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR: r
The destruction by dogs of several focks OF
valuable sheen in this vicinity, induces mo to
sand you for publication in your interesting
journal. a preventive adopted in the grass re-
igions Of Kentucky. The practice OF keeping
Sheep in the same pasture or enclosure with FAT
= ,rTIr ON MICH cows, will protect them from
dogs. Tho cattle invariably attack the dogs
and thus save the sheep. Twas a stock Jar
mer in Kentucky for 20 years, and never sns,
tained any loss by dogs, and as conciusIve Nv
sheep of my neighbor on the North, and my M
neiohbor at the South OF my farm were de-
stroyed on the samc night without injury 10
nine ONE WHO KNOWS.
The foregoing communication is from gen
tleman of distinction, who has followed the
business of raising stock during. the greater
part of his life, and who is now thus interest
cd in Texas and Minnesota Ihe suggestion
arc simple. and easily tried, and the object Z
be secured is one of great Importance Det
| Adv.
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.The penlon OF STRONG Drinl..

The Hon. Il. A. Hannegan of Indiana. was
formerly u. s. Senator from that State, and
represented our country abroad for some years.
He was intempcratc ut the time, and his habits
do not appear to have improved since. The
Coyincton Peoples Friend states that Hanne-
onn and his brotler-in-law, Capt. Duncan, who
had previously lived on terms Of intimacy, got
into n drinking spree a few days ago and quar-.
relied. during which Hannegan fatally stabbed
Duncan with knife. Capt. ID. provoked the
ac, by striking II. in the face. The la'te'
whom no recovered from his debauch was hor
ror struck at tho snornlity Of the act.
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women vlndicated.
DY HORACE SAITH.

.The treasures OF the deep are no, so pre- cious
As the CONCEALED comforts Of a man
Lock'd up in woman's love.
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Who SPEECH IN TAMMAsy HALL.-AmonR
the amusing incidents attending the celebration Oh
tho Tsmmany Society at Tammany Hail. on the
9Th, may be mentioned the fact that the best
speech OF the day was made by warm Whg-no
less person thai Col Crockett, of Tennessee, son
and regular chip of that enterprsing old block,
Colonel Davy Crockett, who was always bound to
ego ahead" everywhere and under all circum-
stances. Colonel Crockett had been invited TO the
banquet and was assigned toast, to which he was
expected to make a reply. When his turn came
he rose, and, avowing himself Wing, rcmnr kcd,
that of course he could not be expected to make a
Locofoco speech; and he then proceeded with an
eloquent out.and out Wing harangue, during
which he dashed Lpcofoco men aud Locofoco prin-
ciples right and left without mercy. For while
the unterrificd were taken aback but in the end
they so admired the audacity OF the gallant Ten
nesscan, that they not only listened 10 him. but
applauded him with real Tammany Hall entnu-
siasm. We may, think, with perfect safety
aver that such thing as n Wing, and southern
Wing Mt that, making speech In Tamnany Hall
at a Locofoco gathering, has not happened before
within the memory of the "oldes. inhabtant "
Colonel Crockett has been member OF Congress
for some ten years, and is as good Wing as there
ia in the land.-N. Y Courier and Enquirer.
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the private calen,
dar was postponed, and the bill to amend the
act to provide for the better security of the
lives of passengers on vessels propelled In
whole or in part by steam, was taken up, and
considered ill the adjournment.
In the House Of Representatives, the bill to
amend the Postage act of March, 1851, was
discussed during the morning hour. The De-
ficiency bill was afterwards taken up in COM
mttee, and the Senate amendment, giving in
creased compensation to the Collins line of
steamers, debated until the hour of adjourn
ment
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE
The Secretary read a note addressed by the Hon
w R. KING President pro tsnpoTe, requesting the
Hon. Mr.. ATCHisoN to preside over the senate 10
day. - -.
Mr.. ATCHISON said, that if there were no OBJ
lection he would comply with the request.
No objection being made, Mr. A. took the chair
PERSONAL KxPLANATIos.
Mr. BORLAND, by unanimous consent. was
allowed TO make personal explanation. He then
corrected some errors mich occurred in certain
tabular statements contained in his speech OF the
27th of May last, upon the Deficiency BILL which
tables were comparative statements OF the expen-
ditures made during the administration OF MIR.
Polk and that Of Mr. Fillmore. The corrections
reduced the stated expenditures under tho present
Administration by considerable amount in sew
eral particulars.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Mr.. DAVIS moved that the private calendar be
postponed for the day. and that the Senate proceed
10 the onsideratiou OF the bill to amend the act to
provide for the better security of the lives OF pas
sengers in ves.els propelled in whole or in part by
steam.
A dc bate ensued, which continued for the hour
upon this motion; and il was then agreed TO.
The bill was taken out Of Committee OF the
Whole and considered in the Senate. The hume
rous amendments made in committee were taken
up in order, and were debated and many OF them
amended.
Without disposipg Of the bill
The Senate e3journsd till Monday.