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MORTALITY FROM HEAT.
THE TEMPERATURE IN OTHER PLACES

In the City Of Nsw-York.
During Sunday night there came very gratifying
change of temperature, and yesterday overcast and
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool still have 20 record large mum
Der Of cases. occurring on Saturday and Sunday, aud
terminating FATALLY at hour too stsGr last report
lOur denial published yesterday morning. Of absurd
report ofs great number Of deaths that house lost u
point from az accidental omission OF the Of the house
Iwss the 81 Nicholas Hotk No deaths from heat hare
occurred there.
In Consequence Of the enormous number Of deitha
sufciept number of could not be had and rocs
wagons and other vehicles brought into service.
There was also lack OF hacks snd hundreds who YOU'D
have ricdeD were forced 10 walk or not 20 AT all
Our reporters ray that 20 Of ceah from the
oytrpowerrg heat Of the reported At the Corc
ers Office Monday morning. Tie Poles rsurns made
to Chat Batse nearly hisd with these cses soms
OF which we're truly Of melancb ly nature.
The CoroDers are however, sti very busy holding N
quests upou the Of those vho struck %
sunday and died ths nigh yesterday m'rnay
The iou ing is st Of persons upon whom inqnest we're
hec b, sides thoss Published IN edition OF yes'efdy
morning The list comprises al names
Tbos johnson native Of Virginia 81 years Of age
Gsttovn man W. died a, rex Market Prison, 80
esrs Of sge and supposed 70 b. nstivs a irs'Ana
VIM s,4pon a native Of Ireland Is years Of age
Mariana Clnore, ireland, q years, resided Il No.
l39 Arthony-s'.
3 Uuknswn man, Ireland. 80 years Of aZe.
g. Robert Hcturoy, Ireland 20 years 81 ase 1Ss'nS'
No $50 Greene ich 81 A., a,
Mathew Lancss'er EcslAnd, - years, No
Martin HORN, Ireland % yesr. q sss, 10 s'5 E'f
Eigbteerihst ,s - - -. ,ot No.
John COnstaLuLe Ae'AAD - years ~ W. wv
folkst o,.
n TbomAs Holmes Ireland, % ysAr- ~. Hester &
10 Janes N, Carly y otsnc, p yra-s No HDnf -.
49, Hannah McFnan, ireland q years. NO. 81 Mp
"a ann j. Purkett, England, p years No. q Chg
= John Fowler. New.yoFk, % years, No. p R's
wick H. -.
u Hester Mckay, Ireland 90 years rssidsnes "
L.. Fisssrieks Low Germany s.. 90 81 E'fgef.1 =
T. Teresa Bsseman % years, Germany 40. - 'S>
son st. -. , ,,.,.o.
is. Peter Stevens, Germany, years No 70 h'n's'@
eryst. -. -. %, ,y,,s,x
81 coward Condor. ireland 40 years. 40 81 *
o. John Lancaster, England, 30 years NO. 80 W.
~ Thomas Fitzgerald. Ireland, 81 years No 2's s1~
% Nav Burke Ireland, 25 years. No. % 0ranget =.
% Joseph Gay, Ireland, 90 years, resided AZ NJ
% Nancy FLOYD, Ireland, No S54 vsnty ninth st w..
n Thomas Welsh, Ireland, 80 yes5, NO 60 W"
Twenty eigbth-st- -, u,.,.,.,
90 Michael Reilly, Ireland 80 years. ,..,v
90 Patrick Ryan Ireland 81 years NO l5' EA'' 49,
CcoLdst.
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Lord JOHN Russell said few diplomatic words, as fol-


when the Eabsssad,r OF bis Majesty the Enperorof
Pnsis lsf an ooIe IL appeared tn her Mti7stys
Govsrrusp, that desirable tbst there sh,u1 De
confer Of fbs OF all the great gers
Fnooe in order ~ arrive the terms VIII h nigh. pat an
h. termination the difference BET Rssss aud
the Subioe Pore II ne opinion Of ps ''ousrs7as]
81 za,fs hat MT dst,aJe 10 t9re any snch con
f,sce sbs mater rem.ined Ia the ststs Of d'po
na,c relations and thai II you'd not be desirable TO
have such Conference n,iess ne En- oeroT Of Rass ~
irrodi, The r iaopoltfs sh1Ed fr TIM fHSe>d, haze
"a fvyLtd he status quo Of En-0S VAN nat eveN oel
CURED the Goverrnqe1 Of The Empsror Of hHst1, 10
conformity With IL previous decl a,oo, deet1red Rf nt
rg7e ss holt oOsfe at Vienna, and II sannoned
thu prssensivss Of the four Oth'r great Powers OF
Eu,op. 10 attend fer the purpose Of conference the
affairs OF Russi4 and Turkey T1- mister OF bis 57sy
the Emperor Il Russia oo MT attend bu the Ministers 81
England Of France aud Of Prussia attended mat eonir
Certain terms we're then agreed A. which IN ths
opinion If the representatives. o. tbs four powers might De
pied with honor bs the Governments OF turkey
sud Russia Those have been a-sents9 10 ~ the
overrrnent. d Eoelscd and France; and according 20
our belief have be, Transmitted from Vienna - Peters
burg and Const.ntuople - iIB repy 10 cues
ton Lrd John added The proposition " fact vas 40
"Au,iTiso proportion, although came orginsly hOm
sire G,verr ut n OF FisDce
II Q emouDt Of this is that Russia vas Above t1d
enter M.Idayia ard Wallacba and teegrsphic Dis
Patch from Vienna 70 The Morning Chronicle announces
lat hey both have thrown off their allie glance to the
Pore. The Emperor has ordered fresh levy Of re-
cruits. The warlke aspects of the East operate to
strengthen republican hopes in the West Of Europe.
Our London correspondent gives fuccnct view Of
matters as they stand The Overland Mail briggs news
from China That Empire is divided The London
Times Acknowledges thar continued war is the price
Of Eneli,h rule in India precious Commentary On
Annexation.
The London papers publish accounts Of the opening
Of tie Cgstsl Psace.
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NOy-STcTARAN CHRsThsITY.-He Leader (LOndOn)
de7Cies nearly whole page TO copiOus extracts from
the proceedings of the Pennsylvania Yearly Meet
ing of Progressive Friends as.d thus comments upon
tLein
Tho Ns,r I0rs DIly Tribune Of the 81 inst brings
US cheering peTs il the shape Of report 81 Religious
Conferen, in Penny lyaDia. he Church Of the Flu
ture-a church such have repeatedly declared T.
he ke seify OF this age-seems likely arise f-Om
the movement Low leading our Amencaa brethren. Il
NAV be proper 10 state that the SOCIETY Of Friends
has Of late years been troubled by scblsm which has
SPLIT the body in-O two sec,Ons-an orthodox CONSERVE
i've and liberal progressive section. Moral reforms
such as Antislavery, Peace, Temperance Equal z4ton
Of womau ard these have been the subjects Of
ton. CoLserya alive Quakerism holding alO0f from re-
omatOu societies and denouncing all who endeaFored
70 bring religion into politics. Young Quakersn
holding 70 the principle Of making al life animated By
religion The exposition Of the sentiments Of the new
ocety calling itself ths Soety Of Progressive F1ends
Cor in palmer language Christians without church, Is
ayery rena kable document Il opens with stating gy
the rev sect was forced into dissent: when they found
themselves excommunicsted because they assDcated
with noble Mel and not Of their own sect for the
purpose Of sbolishng Slavery, War lnEempersnce &c
when they found the meaning Of Christianity subOrdna
ted 10 seetarab shbbOehs IL teaching suborlnated 10
church ard the of every virtue in man narrowed
down 70 the dimensions Of particular creed, or smOth
cred under the petty limitations Of speculative theology
they began seriously to inquire, what IL this church
which thus enthrsls US The result Of their inquiry
was that churches are human Institutions fable per-
fectble like all other institutions Their new church IL
based upon absolute freedom Our extracts have been
long, but 90 few readers receive American papers that
il seemed desirable 10 reproduce as mach Of this expos
iiCn as space would admit.
cauffc "a f~or-N NJ 4 r.
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Great Bnr,Ie between indian. on the Plains.
INDFPENpENcE. Mo. sturdy. Aug. IA IsN


Some fe'umeo Caiiornans awe the following account
Of the great battle betsetn lhdsn already resrred to-
are contest b-iwseE The Sipux tOe aided By the
CbeSe ms IN al 5000 stfoig, the PArOnes Aidrd By
Tie Java So ks AID Porto ssttunes, nbsrDg abb
800. The fght lasted I'll day, the allied Doth sies
benny Iom 800 10 600 IL took place within ly miles u
Fort kesney, and the sioux .riy we're defeated.
person just in irom Fort L'ramie says the above
is greatly exaggerated but rfheess great de-
had been made sud had not the POtro
niles uefered, the Par nies uld probably have
whipped. He states the numbers at probably hundreds
instead OF tn d. and the estimate of the Killed aesss
much ex ge rated
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TuF NEXT CONGRESS-.

Il settled that there will be large majority OF nom
nal Democrats and friends Of the Administration
in the next Congress- but whether that majority will be
for or aaanst the Pacific Railroad for greater or less
derm nstion in the Rates Of Duty levied by our Tariff
Sor or sgsinsr any open stand by Government in
favor Of Liberty in Europe-we cannot say-vho can
No matter: the Congress viii be strongly Democratic
50 let rs see vhot good will come oft.
So far as RE members have been choscn they stand
as follows:
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MANCHESTER, n. H.. MondAy Ass. IS isS,
Last evening tSU irlnaIs, nAasso Cssaanae
Cotton, Ct PoxbN, Msi,e, aged to nty tsa ana Clara
{ Cocbfsn. Of Nes b SIN Nss Hsmp,birs aged 10
aer esns supper themselves in white snd gen,
ou o ether brnd hand TO the csn where they aatsx
in 2nc crowned.
A)ours man attempted to save ,hsn and vas neuiy
6roSD.d himself From letters LETT bshiad. it appears tAss
they had Contemplated su eide fur soais time.
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Religious Ia,eilisence. &c.


Bishop Delaney aohed tDae times yesterday and
cor hTmeo ~ persons
Tie AnBuai pscop.l Convention of thu Western Do
cese of New lork commences Wednesday next
large number Of Clergyman are here
Hen John +. Kennedy, EK Secretary Of the Navy has
been spending few days With TX President FILLMORE. lie
left last night tor the East.
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Murder on Hoard ship.

NHANLkSTON, Monday, Alf + lSSl
An investigation h-i0 TO-DAY Ovinrr 1ar Cntrd
States Commissioners relative 60 tho death of Gnolhy
Huro s.ilor board The snip Su~sn G.. Ovens at se
on July Berj jerks the Second Mate, Ebo is alleged
TO bayt killed Huro with cspt.o osr escaped the mo-
inert the ship arrived the barbor but Ulcers srs
pursuit OF tim. David Il. Norton, First IT, hSs oeea
nit' 20 jail sccrssry Anthony Mic lsels
the Captain old a. respected sbp master has beea
held to bail Ia $4,000 as ..er the fact.
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The Tribune for surope.

The next pumber of The Tribune for EsrePeaH CIR,
r,lot;on will he issued THIS MORNING. at 3
o'clock. 1t viii contain all the Latest Ness up to the
time Of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers,
,ssdv for mailing can be had st the desk. Price SIX
Cents. The Niagara sails from Boston rNMorroE, at
u oi.locl
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The epidemic AZ New.Oflesns has reacaed 'es'lu'
hsht The deaths last seeh were LOIS e4us' 20 "'He
thousand in the City of NerYork. OF the loio' no
less than l277 or more than 81 per cent were from
yellow fever.
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LOOis'lLLE hondsv, Ava Is ls1
johnson Dem Is eeded Governor BY ABOUT aooo ~.
jOrhy The Congressional delegation stands to s..
tor elected IN the Memphis District By m.ortv o~..
ierger.
The thunderstorm Of Last Ni9ht-Le.. Of I,e.
BOSTON, h0nd.y Ana. IS lsss
The thunderstorm last nigh, very severe IA ,s,.
vicinity
Al Georgetown the Baptist parsonage house vas ,,rvc.
and the wife of Rev Mr. Russell the pastor US Instant,
kiu,c. A ehdd in her arms escaped Injury
and Mr. +. and gife knocked down senssess but tss,
At Grov.ard the house of William 70 rler "a. s,-uos
shtrssrd recovered.
At Byded barn struck. set On hre and DESTROYED
A, Andover barn was struck and destroyed
Houses in Lowell Il rrence and Hsv-rhilI we're Ais,
struck and persons IT. jnr,d, bu, Que was Killed
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Mad arrias mt.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Aug is 1853
As the steamer De'sware l. a., NIX Cape May tnis
norm q sever salu FREQ amDrtar on board
when the pee, b. coming oNerheat q, oSrIig exploded
a named James justice Sas lpsdng tn aud
carried away bis A collection inm- dstey msds
eng the Passengers board. for the poor ellO.s
beuenf Captain Sanford co, irihntng %.
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yerger, CWhig.)

We continue this morning, and We truss conclude
our melancholy catalogue Of deaths from the excessive
heat II is impossible to arrive at scorfec'
as to the number killed here and in other cities during
the week, but it looks very Ike footing up more 'nn
three hundred, of which BY far the greater number
mare IN Ney-York.
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The news by the Humboldt dates to the Sd inst
s,.asno particular light the progress of the Turkish
and Russian question The English public is anxious to
L. ubst discrimination the Aberdeen Cabinet has
conn 70 on IL but up to the evening Of the I'd inst the
h;n;strv had maintained most prudent reserve Then
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We have farther accounts of the great Iodan battle
near Fort Kearney. The accounts vary 50 much that
little confidence can be placed in them.
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10 coRRESPONpENTS

Nc notice can tsker Of COnnU1 NhNeN
lutspded III ms be authenticated nv TIE hsne and
address the eritornOi necessarily lot rahAeaol O" e"
anet 0 his 600 fifth
We camel nnd,rtake retrn eiseed COMMUNICATION
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The Telegraph confirms the election Of Andrew John
can DsmN as Governor of Tennessee. His majority
Is said 10 be 1900 Stanton (Dem) is now said to be
elected in the Memphis district by SIX majority over
Yerper (Whic)
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Nrm-llprk Daily Gribnns,
TUESDAY, AUGUST l6, 1853.

~ Persons wants 7Ae TbsHs len a. their residences OF place
per.e iav. address tbs Publication Ohoe OF
seed h 20 a, thoas Oee Pace ~ cents
Ia Can
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Aporllna.

SARATOGA, Saturday Aug IS 1855.
Cepierylle won three stra shtn,a Fust "a second,
i0 Third, 1924
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH
Tennessee EIeeuer.

Semsern Telegraph Ose-. ooy of B.s-sr and Rs...r.s
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WE n I7lilF o DthctFaF = KoHn III INC se "a
nae 1dsut Lsad Reforaaer, supported By the Whiss.
tAppoied ~ Gen Charge dAaafes Blenos Ayres
-Four States have yet to choOse-Daulely, M,RYLAsD,
GEoEcIA, NIssIssiPPI, and LOUISIANA. These will OF
,cuIse add 70 the Administration majority
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TIE S sloop cfwar Cysne sailed from Norfolk on the
l.t irtt fcr Portsmonth, \. II.
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DAHrupA -Fiity dollars will be paid If DR. IoBiAss
rsNt.IAS LiSISr ao. not imoeaiaels care tbs
Rruushout the ard the Cnsdas Pee . soa = e
bYoTT Sons Agents Philadelphia Depot 2i 0ieeo
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CoNGREsS-[ Incomplete ]

Stephen soans (U.l.........le51 +
acaacy ..............lbo3
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city in that region could now for all Congress had
done for California come across and capture t.
Mr.. TAYLOR rose to appeal to the committee to bear
in mind that there yet fifty amendments TO be
acted upon If gentlemen would observe that kindness
towards each other which be thought had usually char
acersed the proceedings OF this Congress- yet
pass every amendment act upon all the appropri
alton bills dispose OF every bin upon the Speakers
table, and do something the credit OF the thirty second
Congress He for one, ready to vote upon every
proposition without further debate.
Mr. BAYLY, Of Virginia. referred to the fertilization
bill reported at the last session He said that the whole
bill appropriated but l34,00 and did not contain
single appropriation for the continuance of important
Notifications such those at Tortugas, Key West
Sellers Point; but contained from beginning end,
nothing but appropriations for repairs II brought
in the 18th of August only thirteen days before the adj
tournament when the House was engaged in the consider
alton Of other important matters.
The question was taken on the amendment and II was
rejected: Ayes 66, noes II.
The other amendments, appropriating large for
various forfcatons then briefly discussed prnci
paly by gentlemen interested therein when the question
was taken, and they were all rejected.
The other amendments then disposed Of many Of
them being non-concurred in
Among the amendments concurred in, were the fol-
lowing:
The amendment providing for the appointment of a
commission with the view Of asceraining the most eff
cient system of SUPPLEMENTARY for the national
mories
for railroad from the Mississippi river to the Pacific
ocean.
The amendment providing that whenever any lieutenant
Of the corps engineers corps of typographical engineers
ordnance corps shall have served fourteen years
tnuous service lieutenant he shall be promoted to the
rank of captain
Among the amendments disagreed to- in addition to
those providing for Notifications that which proposed
to authorize the President of the United States to contract
with such persons should make the most favorable
posas for protecting the emgrant routes 10 Pacific
territories and another appropriatng hundred thou
sand dollars recompense the dscoverer of suphu
ric ether as an aneshetic agent.
The committee having disposed of all the amendments,
rose and reported its action to the House.
The question then taken the amendments upon
which separate vote asked and they agreed
Before taking the question those amendments upon
which separate vote was demanded
The House. after continuous session of eleven hours
adjourned
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An amendment then offered by Mr.. BRIGHT, the
effect of which to divide pro rata among the creditors
Of Texas FIVE millions the holders Of certificates pro-
yded that they make full assignment to the United
States before July, 1883
The question taken on this amendmes M decided
in the negative: Yeas IL, nays %.
The question then yukea by ca and nays on the
amendment Vi air MssOS, and L was decided in the
negative; Yeas 49, nays 81.
During the night some eight or ten motions made
to adjourn, which the yeas and nays taken, and
the motions uniformly defeated.
The Senate finally adjourned after continuous session
from ii o'clock in the morning until two in the
morning, without having disposed of the bill.
RESOLUTION.
In the course of the day, motion by Mr. HOUSTON,
il was
Resoe That the Secretary of the Treasury be directed to
communicate to the Senate
First Settlement of the accounts of Il. H. williamson dis
bursting agent Of the Department of the Interior containing
charges for payments made Joseph g. Kennedy Sec
rotary of the Census Board.
Second Settlement of the of said williamson and
also the George A. D. Clarke present disbursing
agent the Department Of the Interior containing payments
made said Kennedy secretary of the Census Board ana
experimenting clerk Of the seventh census.
Third Settlement of the accounts of said Williamson ana
also rendered by him for money advanced to the
said Kennedy from the contingent fund Of the Department OF
the Interior Said settlements be accompanied by copies
of all decisions and papers connected with said settlements
spectivey.
Mr. JAMES, from the Committee on Printing reported
in favor of printing the annual report of the Commits
soner of Patents which agreed to and at the same
time submitted resolution directing the printing OF
900 copies of that part relating to arts and manu-
features, and $4,000 of that relating to agriculture
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BY AUTHORITY.
By nc President IF The United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION

By hc President IF The United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION
The attention Of the President having been called to
the proceedings Of Congress the close Of its session on
he 4th Of March, 1851, from which appears that the
constitutional term Of that body held not to have ex
pred until oclock at Of that day. and notice hay
ing been issued agrecnby to former usage to convene
the Senate at II o'clock A. NJ the eth Of March next
is apparent that such call is in conflict with the deci-
sion aforesaid
Now, therefore, well for the purpose Of removing all
doubt to the legality Of such call Of establishing
precedent Of what deemed proper mode Of converting
the Senate WILLARD FILLMORE President Of the United
States considered il to be my duty issue this my
proclamation, reyokng said CALL and hereby declaring
that extraordinary occasion requires the Senate Of the
United States for the transaction Of business
at the Capitol in the city Of Washington on Friday the
ith day Of March next at IL o'clock at noon of that day.
of which all who shall at that time be entitled to act as
members Of that body hereby required to take notice
Given under my hand and of the United States at
Washington this 25th day Of February d. 1853 and Of
the independence Of the United States the
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
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BY the President:
EDWARD EvERgrT, Secretary ofState.

Near Brandon, Miss. the night Of the 9TH instant.
Mr. CEREsTUs G, OyeRsTREgr while sitting in his house.
was shot through The head jury Of inquest returned
verdict of murder, and expressed their belief that the
deed was committed by Henry Prigden, who resided
within mile aud half OF W. Ovcrstrcet Lrigden has
been arrested.
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THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.

The committee Of conference on the dsagreene votes
Of the two Houses the bill making appropriations for
the support OF the army made report which was con-
Cured in by the Senate
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL

Ing 1ee proceeded 10 CONSIDER the naval appropria
ton bill, which was materially amended-ndeed the
items reduced by the House below the estimates
generally increased Among the amendments was one Of
$500 for depot and navy yard at San Francisco and
another approprang $4,000 for the removal of OBJ
structions IN the river Savannah Georgia An appro-
priation OF 100000 for basin and railway at San
Francisco was lost after long debate Yeas 49, nays 90
The amendment and discussion of this bill occupied the
Senate TIL hafp nine o'clock, when an adjournment
took place. leaving the bin still pending
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The reading of the Journal dispensed with, and
the Senate proceeded the consideration Of the
civil and diplomatic bill.
Several additional amendments having been made the
bill was reported to the Senate and passed
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Mr. G0RMAN, from the Committee of Conference on
the dagreeng votes Of the two Houses on the bill Of the
Senate for the relief Of John Charles Fremont late lieut.
colonel in the army Of the United States submitted
ment and agree to the bill Of the Senate with proyso
that before the payment Of the sum- or any part thereof
the Secretary of the Treasury shall be satisfied that the
amount has been expended for the benefit of the public
service
Mr.. ORR sustained the report, and Mr. STEPHENS, Of
Georgia, opposed 1t.
Under the operation Of the previous question: the re-
port was then concurrcd in