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barnum Is out in Wisconsin lecturing on tenn
persnce. He is cunning. They never have any
good liquor out there.
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urdng 70 the seventh census Of the United
he number Of Inhabitants were classed
ttvas Of the following countries OF the
elation in 1850 there were of natives of Ire
WI ,Ii9 ; Of Germany, 67s,225; Of Eng
4 $3.50; Of British America, 147 700 4
] l,nd. 1850; Of France, 20 1858; Of ali
ee1H countries. 95,02R. Total. 2.2lO. 500.
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DRUaGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR. f. j. coxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive u.. for
nearly fifteen have their acquired reputation
unsurpassed equaled by similar the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF coPAivA, sARsAPARILLA AND CuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGYs,
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AMI prp
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ Prepared at No. IS Camp street. by Dr j. COKE and for
sale by Druggists generally. iy1 s.1
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( !. 49, VHcAdo.-c Chicago was visited on
Il. letn ult. ~ an unusually hard storm of
~ 49,, lightning and thunder. The city
eenpisfely overhowed !; 50 that. according
e As seurnal, II Lake, State and Clark streets
e..sa an nnbroken sheet of water. inter-
,s'z y running streams at right angles, with
ena there dry goods box or stray plank,
'saang the deep profound omnibuses
p e ths hub pedestrians up to their
-. nd elalazs brim fun
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lNDIAnA. Tho crops generally have been nm.
Usually god, and tho health Of the country ha,
-beep s6oh that he harvests have been reapet
~ lesasd r god season
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nnzAxnr IN NArcHEx. w The deaths in
- ffom July 10 to September 80. inclu-
hsyo ben 288, Of which 2s0 were from
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~ amount eubscribed BY the city Of Boston
~ X the sufferers by the epidemic Of
n ~ 81. Il e10,O25.
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DrMgs, Medicines, Perf,xm,e,.v. ct.

Ihs ssserihsr you'd respectfully call Of
comprising every article 10 h line Of business which or
s.aminssSp will Be- found FRESH AND GENUINE During
season sopA WATER AND MEAD of the
will Be found a. h,s popular ners
fss9asSs terms With PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPER MINI
eouLsl 5iITERs etc. THOMAS RANKIN.
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Respectfully offers Ladies' Of New Orleans for
the treatment Of the following diseases, PRoLAPsUs UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN EN-.
GoRGEMENr AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The adopted BY her is that which approval
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris London
M success here Of which she has ample testimony many
respectable adiea she refer usfss hern
Of the Uterus, not Of caneerous nsture
Madam devotss herself Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myls eptf 1an n I..anh .t-..x
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1ss- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEES. The
members Of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will NEE,
their Club Room Of Cont street and EXCHANGE Auv
THURSDAY EVENING, October q. al O'CLOCK. BY order
CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, President
Hr q tA Y iJdoEassos. ls.ers..ri... -.
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The NesU Books

The .FesC Books,
Received by the George Law,
j. G. MORO ANS,
Exchange Place. adjoining the Poslones.
THE THEORY OF POLITICS. By Richard Hldrs,h,
ANTHoN,s GREEK LITERATURE
CRAWFORD By the author Of Mary Barton
ELEMENTS OF RHETORIC By Richard whatsIy New edition
sIuYvEsANf AEransonis Story. By Jacob Abbott.
BRITISH ELoQUENCE BY Chauncey A. Goodrich Fresh supply
STORY OF MONT BLANC. By Albert Smith.
THE ExILEs By Talvi.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND. By John G, Golden
MIND AND THE EMOTIONS. By wm Cooke,
LIFE IN THE INQUIsITION. By NJ. v. D. Fsreal
THE HISTORY OF VERMONT. By W. H. Carpenter and T. a.
Arthur.
THE AUSTRALIAN cRUsoEs. By Charles Rsweron.
THE BEHAVIOR BOOK By A1iss Leslie.
NOVELS, MACHINES ETC
ELLEN DE WERE Sequel to Harry Ashton.
THE LAWYERS STORY; Or, The orphau,s Wrong RI -. MAMMA
Of the NewYork Bar.
THE MYSTIC TRIAL. By the Heirs Of Randolp
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK FOR OCTOBER,
GRAHfAMs MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER
ARTHURs MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER
KNIcKERBocKER FOR OCTOBER
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART FOR SEPTEMBER
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
LONDON LANCET FOR SEPTEMBER
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW FOR AUGUST
PART II, CAsTELLs NATURAL HISTORY
J.c MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchan plaza
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~ WING MEETING. wings of the Sec


ond Representative District invited at the
ou corner Of Apollo and Triton Walk wedne say evening
oe0eef y o'clock for the Of nominating
members Tor the House to be elected in
nexi.
ALE. c.rrs Asksw Menus Bswm chas Geheb, Shaw
pyemoh /" porman X Faeonsr. II Swasey W Kacs, G
nIiasa H2pps spleh RoLemo De hOssr Roahs
S,ncn Green Dcry PIKE, Parsr Parker Thomas
sheas Quick Jamss Stocnon, Simpson John Wolf II
1ple, Leeds lhos Leeds Redwood Moses Eannp II
E M.lhsse bsssey Gee Rossa Caldwell, John Calder
niinsham Ryan, Maynew, Murry, Richard L yanos
R,sd.. L'n'dAs arub Lyle, Forao Aiken
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ISQumrs-An inquest was held yesterday on
the body Of 2 white woman named Fanels native o
SPAIN found floating In the river opposite Vegetable Mar
kst 1t appears that she taken with nt fell ints
the river and was drowned Verdict Accidental death
second inquest was held on the body Of Mrs. Ann,
Wilson, in house Customhouse street, between Ro
man and Preur Verdict Came to her death by taking
nine grains Of morphine" We learn that this was cas-
Of suicide, but did not hear the cause.
FIRE.--A fire occurred on Sunday night a,
about IL o'clock on Franklin street. in building called
the Turne Hae and occupied for various purposes BY
German Society. Although the flames were prevented
from reaching other buildings, they had attained such
progress before checked that the Turne Hall was com
pletely consumed inside. The amount Of loss Ia NO,
known to US, nor whether covered by insurance.
"BucKED UP" TO HM.-Danl Fitzpatrick
has entered complaint that although young buck him
SELF he was set upon at the of st. Charles and st.
Joseph streets by Elisabeth Buck alias Hubbel who
knocked him down and beat him without mercy making
her mark and leaving sundy tokens Of her regard The
cause of quarrel between them must have been very Be-
ous indeed to produce such deplorable
He had fearlessy met her, relying probably upon the
physical superiority Of his SEX which 1t seems proved no
match for her pugstic science Paricks own deposi
ton went to show that she had given him hts".
TAXING FoRcTBLE Possession. Mrs. DAILY, q
lady Of very liberal visws-views which approximate as
nearly to Socialism those Of any Of the great reformers
has got herself into scrape, by putting in practice
what is certainly very fine in theory. Had she confined
hsrsef-as the knowing supporters Of great principal
always do-to the mere advocacy alone of her doc
trine doubt her bors would have been rewarded bv
the usual success but shs with small company Of dis.
ces took possession Of certain rooms at the corner Of
Hevis and Bolivar Streets with other authority than
one Of the tenes of her creed which teaches that all
property should be held In common, and consulting
nobody nor anything except herself and her own good
taste in the matter Here they remained despite the en-
treaties and menaces Of the who at length laid his
complaint before the Recorder and asked the arrest Of
MIS- DAILY and others whom he promised to point out.
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as- LOUISIANA GRErs-Relief Committ

~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The following gentlemen have duly appointed Relic comm,s.
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG, i0a 81. Charles street
JOS. RUsIA, ~ Brooms street.
ROBERT Men AMARA, a51 Aaxaxins street.
DALEY, Triton Walk and Hercules street,
DANIEL KELLY, ST. Joseph and Tehoupoula. streets.
r CuRLEY. Howard, between cslliope and Clio sreeta
JOHN Nee UIRE Claiborne Common ana Jaeio, a..
Lieut. CAvANAUGH, 1888 Circus street. $50
su4 3rnap By order los r. RtIsuA s..,.,..r
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GsD- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE a
meeting Of the Wing csn. State Committee. haId q. the Commute.
Room the City OfNswosan tbs September u the fol-
lswing resolution adopted:
Resored That the Wings Of the Representative pi
throughout the Parish City Newoeans arc invited
In their respective Districts WEDNESDAY EVENING October H.
hafpas O'Clock purpose nornnsr far the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President.
HENRY z. JOHNSON, lie .,
:. C. LAvILE, secfe'Aes. a,
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Still Later from Europe.
.aRRIV.AL OF THE BALTIC
COTTON MARKET DILL.
BREADSTUFFS ADVANCING.
MONEY MARKET STRINGENT
Interesting General News.
EASTERN QUEsTI0N-JAPAN EXPEDITION.
Important from Spain.
Important from Spain.

New YORK, Monday, Oct. 8.
The Collins steamer Baltic has arrived here
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 2lst Sep.
TENDER, four days later than the accounts
brought by the America. She brings very in.
teresting intelligence, of which the following is
summary
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HARTFORD brDLE CoNvENrION.

Corscsrola,1ce Of - y. Iubcle.
HARTFORD Fnasy, Jsae g isS3-
The afternoon and evening sessions Of Tie Colven-
ton. were mere fully ART pled Ias night the Church
vas c,,tc gul bat &c vas uaioy o. tAl class o. Youths
ard m.idsus Nto are always Jl5 TOO happy % dri
rrair.rsus slow Of a summer eveur- whittier
they Can r,rair. Soupg Wa s-sns "a sno'h-
,r uscr u the ,een. and picked zap al O.. rAo's
sko had music .l tlei- s-u.s, al COIL r-se
half &c. 4c. Inmy gtborh0oJ 90 --ir b. severe.
OF the women were eIioyioe peana,' az .r-ase' t--
uetfe discussions. / could uo- a.-,rra'a ils hos
ticy stcod On tbe 81 ten city question. TIE assembly
was addressed By j NJ. Turner, on the side Of the
Bit.e God save tue MAJ IN supl boring lea,ler-
headed speech war Woali disgrace village blmplio
a. d sclool Gs,gic- iyceum. lie sss followed BY Mr
George S,orrs O. Neglork, oa Jhe same SIDE $40 id
better Henry c. Wright, ap4i-.sP3sen ialdsl, closed
tie meeting lie Coaysn. GOA IS Go Rsd taree sessions
Day TIL i closes.
II is difficult 20 see Just shl- tie prono,ars Of this
Convention would De- az. i is farce Oh say ta-t l-ey
aim az ecii.ag truth. either Oh. tle SUI
Of .her disqusi,'ouS What loose. doia,ed tlirl
or fth ra.e discussion ine.sperseI VITA tie rans OF
insanity the dsuuDciaOn Of the tor and the sarcass
OF the ufiel do toward settling such question re
Authenticity OF the Scriptures
Ii would appear that the parties in question simply
desire to make proseyies to their way Of thinking
This is the old ambition of acye aud rrueulenl natures
1t seems to be weakness Of our common humanity
These gentlemen ycciferousy object TO the Clergy De-
they would to envy the power aud position
Of the Priests for PROSECUTING. But why should the!
make themselves unhappy the general belief in the
Bblei Is ii an engine Of mischief or oppression
Who can doubt tka. its influences on the world hav,
been benefeentl Beside. religion Is matter betSre,
man sud his Maker AID il ulsn mas cOnsOling be
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The Maine Law in the senate.

Ccy-ssroreeuce Of The y y. Inbare.
ALBANY, Taur3,y, jane p 1859
r. GRFrIKT. Esq.-Sr: Your ahicl, in tOdays Tn
tune on Hon. j. W. Bsekman relative to his action
On the bin ITO orol it the sale Of intoxicating liquors
a. begeracen IN the Senate he day before ' rather
pointed and PERSONAL set think, none too seyere.
The course the Hon gentleman t0ok On that occasion
sorisLed eyea liz associates and surprise to the
friends Of Oh M and Out III tne Senate Ii any true
,ncs oftle Temperance cause, it is UNDERWOOD at
the presea, dsy voted for the lion gentleman exDect-
ira he would DO the cause aay good, politically Olef-
wise. they have been deceived and cOntnue 20 b..
The might vel have sent the notorious and lion.
MicAlei Walsh % TIE Senate as a TEN 1esance man-
which means now-adays Maiae Cor P5Ohibitory) Lao
mtu.
but or tie vehement AMI strenuous opposition o. Mr.
Beekuan. Pierce OF Lister. pls;s 81 Oswego Van
SohoCIhoTcn OF Troy. Csnger OF Rockiand. Uphan Of
Geuesee ard Cornell OF SeuDen. ia their onslaught upon
this b as il Vas called lor third reading j. be-
hcved % would have passed the senate thai day.
The active ard true friends Of the bill in the Senate,
viz: Ms Wilkins Of TomPsins, Bristol ffiOga, CLARK
OF Onts no. Rogers OF Essex and TAber Of Albany aud
some otbcls bad determined 20 have if possible drec.
vote ca l. and If members al present anl there
should be no dodginl they believed il might BE- passed
SrnatOrs-Clark SudBristOl-to whom, With Nr Van
Schoonhoyen il had been referred alter is drst intro
ducton-had amended aud perfected the BILL and bad
reporred back s for It's third aud last readin in
ihore 10 sut all the friends ola prohbitory law ia IN
Houses and there was some hope il would even 60
through the Assembly II it should pass the Senate.
The ba is not dead, bat via be again brought up and
ycoYous effort made 10 have every member on the rec
ord either for or agaInstu, Yours, IL
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
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Aprolnlmen... pl,appoInl.enl. and DecIIna,IOn..


Spce,of I1yorca % The \ h. Frbuas
wAsHISGTOS. Friday Evening, June Q. 1853
Solicitor to the lieasury has Ia, been appointed
sud the fortunate individual is f ;. sreeter ESD of
Montrose Penn The place bad been previously rendered
10 Judges l. Grand and Constable ia Of whom declined
learn from Baltimore that tue President has offered
the China Mission, now filled by Humphrey M'rshHl to
Gov Lowe Of Maryland which that gentleman declines
This YOU may rely upon
j said hst most Of the locsl appointments in Georgia
and Other Southern States viii be given TO "Cnionss
while the Secessou agittors and fire eaters have besa
and viii be sent abroad get them out Of the way where
they can do no chief in the OF disturbing the hie
mouy # the Universal Democracy.
Philp J Punch, Editor OF The Savannah GeorgtaA-
viii probably BE- appointed Postmaster at Savannah and
Nr forsvh brother OF Hon Jonn Forsyth, Postmaster az
Columbus, ia.
Doctor Patterson has not been appointed Director OF the
Mint al Philadelphia. His appointment was agreed upoa
hut IN out,de pressure of opposition prevailed and james
Ros. Suowdon, soniu law Of Gen Robert Patterson has
been pointed
R.r. Charles W. Denison ExWhg. ExNa,iye, and
Eas,yora other things, has been appointed Chaplain 70
The P,riteriiary in the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Paske recently appointed Postmastera iar'bnrgh
Penn yais Ia. been removed AID Mr Brandt
in III. place The President had decided 10 continue
Psrke. bat the Simon pure Democracy came down with
.s.h force against a hat the President compelled
reluctantly yield Tie point
William. TAILOR has been appointed Postmaster - Cum
berlspa MARYLAND eCt WE.
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A ToRxApo Drsiruiioa of Property es'erday even
ing about quarter past ooiooa' N' c''"os -,
denly with very ihfeN5mus apeV, S il, .i,b trsnsn
Am futy diving which the rain I'm IN htAV9 ''tr'n
aoodnT IA, stree IS aud overlooking several "i tAe Pno
s",rsrs Sueh vas the violence ~ q storm u, 'l.
severe 'ss,;n, IN propertv WAS occ STONED nnog
a. bnllipss injured, We enumetl5 the LOVING -
nav brick dwelinc owned by Az OhW,es es''-e' -
tsa ON Cathedral near Reed ST. was U''"i -; y
a. Ground Fortunately il WAS uncceaPt ON VS.
,Ss cf life would doubtless have occurred IL "u nv y.
ha entirely destroy I'd such IS the caNF|' =" - - a.
condition The tin roofing Of the large 9we,"S ~ u
Mn Mudoch corner OF Monumept ana CS'nelf 50,
was torn and rolled up in coil IS u BE- Wcce Psp.f. %
,sea WAS sustaut by the res dence OF hr MoN@ coz
~ al Charles and Madison SIS Inc row VI IA
s of ar, ction for Capt Richard France aud MT IA ocee
r,a tst were also iniui 90. Tbs brick back,
Snns 81 the residence OF Mr. L0ci Ell, "a Monuuen -
slso bloRn down. The residence OF Mr. iona \ A'
E.n Howsris Park, was also NseH w ss.h'Io \" ~
my eve! p,ilrosd ON Centre st. was 1SeWise carried
49, The roof was also torn on tne rs isuV ~, NY o
The corner OF Charles and kseo SIS; ~ NJ
ine GU .e )ur House" public oniiamg On tne cor
Not~oO "a F,reet ,ts had the cornce and roo; tora
mel ~ sbs rs;oiuinS fence also Destroyed y oeS
NJ, Iosorh digger The tin ROOF o. sns ~, -. 80 - -
Inc for Mr Jacob Day near S~os . heass ON Hartford
Ne sns Ire roof az Alr Seth Lncas nous, GA ~ 49,
"wss ',,,lS nom OH That ancient and ne liVnVs
800 rhslusr Oak Tree on the Avenue, p,. Z, va
eli, n two whilst wagon passing Sons Tle frht
completely Overturned ana ~ 'h0 cases where
Sheu sustained The storm Il Is thought eA'S SD.'
Ia IS ths 49, baltimore Sun, June an
suited thefeifVm- H.. s,.,as tia, a rumOr Is ca
lse 80 tiaf citizen Of Center Nheenng us -
rent ~ ss estate ia England estimated az
herr 70 Az sso h Is said he viii realize the interest 10
Upon this sun Aso' >"
one hundred years ....a - dal;ver an ors
~ WIN H. Seward has consen,eu c - Tayers;t
49, ON The occasion OF dedca.ns IN September mex
ton ON on s =, Columbus Ohio sometime IN S0P'e ''''
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We are asked BY friends Of Temperance to request
tie Senators .om this City to toe the mark when tue
No License bill shall again be voted upon in the Sen
ate Our friends who make the request say they did not
dodge at the last Senatorial election and they think they
have right to ass that those for whom they voted Will
no dodge They dont want TO eornersthcr Senator'S
but only to know where they may be found.
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Later from the Fishing Ground.


We have received late Halifax papers from which we
learn that the fishing schooner Neoc has bsen
driven from 81 Georges Bay by French cruiser. The
Ha(qI Reodr hope. that the haste Of the French cru
SER in This instance will wake up the vigilance of the b
sik Devastation and other British vessels engaged in the
same Inc Of business
The ship Lad, Clarke the 2sth nit with the last dyi
siou III 10th regiment from Malta under the command
Of Major Gardrsr, arrived at Halifax Major c. proceeds
JOINS The troops now stationed at Prince Edwaeds
I-l-nd are y be remnHeL and the bLrIacks sOLd.
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supposed Murder-sudden Death.

?
The body Of a man named Charles Coonelly vas found
in The river this morning Suspicious entertained that
n. came a. his death from foul play At the hands Of two
banned Coyle and Carroll with whom he had quarrel
az n dance house the pier ON Thursday viii time
Connolly bas 90 been alive COye and Carroll have
bofA lei ihe city.
Charles Bryan who has had charge of tho Savings Bank
Department If the Albany Bank since its organization
found dead in his bed this morning Cause, spoplexy
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s..,,.rr sfafl-Prnuaalen, bonds.

:
w. have 70 nail to-day beyond Mobile.
H. ~, ,Iing1on UsioH Of this morning publishes Al
,;s ~.liou rom the STATE Department announcing
,fSt l,rse su-upt Of bonds purPornS 70 have ben g
- .ble y 1886 At Madrid, or At said Coasalas
az in circulation At NewYors and lie e "-T r Ts:s
The ovtrnmept -, responsible sad bond, having sses
49," nv b Sp, sh legation IN this country | an inves
ss,oa Of he .-ged fraud ard the ansons ci 'ae Goa
mi =, PbiladeltbiA have bees susPehSed
a., "a onsul Tor New Grenada at the port Of San fras
Else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
&c pnrs Laler - Ilarnnn.

|DI--I, I-IT-l7T Jl10 2 10
TIE 70 in.h.p Black Warrior pa, arrived a. this port
bringing lIav.aa dates ~ O.. .l.t n'tino
Ala dated Havana, .. "a Nay SAYS considerable *
cteFler hls been occasioaef hy e Capan General ss-
y--ey priusnding tha protectors and msr Of certain
soos for teaching the SD TO liberal 0Dili0ns lie
% o. sane time exposed Is .-t -fia.i5n . supp-ess
such instruction. The parties Blamed -il 90 be-, up an
ind sion meeting bat 3. was pgt dosn ~ tas aathori.
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The NIesiIia valley Affair-rEe Mission 20 France,
and the secretary OF >tate-rhe Pafenr Ofice Dis


NA.tl*tfiof catfrdav. Jule 4, lalA
TomcrToEs Jnt0a vii colaia aBle carefully cDlsit
ereo snd crave article upou - subject NJ New Mex
ear affair. Iiskes ground that tie conduct u Governor
Ilias in seizrg with armed force Mssa Valley i an
on rye coubin-d with folly Ths considering the weak
conolon Of Mexico L would hardly be- mtgn,nmous in
tie ufed States a. make hostile demonstration bat u
the az ut dsAyoWeo by the Nsxctn authurtes thea
the United States Lot hesitate how 10 The article
bear the stamp Of authority a. Gil ast act attention.
ko!les;on Belts formerly merch.n, At baltimore, hai
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PHILADELPHIA. ssundsy. june 4 ll5

jserh Nickerson Keeper Of the EAstt Prniientisry
seriously stabbed ls,ieiday ~ negro convict whose
o, be entered he purpose Of removing him to a dAgk
c, 'l flr psui hDf.l
The cts Va hmen l,s night entered d.1r Ell house
IN Qugs Court arl were alta, ked by Mathew aud John
Day tAiher tnd .on With hsohe's. The officers iced
wounded both the ,s.ailsnts in the le,s
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Mr. w TAYLOR. Of n y moved that the House accept
the invitation rendered tbe Hou.e by the " aud Erie
ana Bufslo and n Y City Railroad Comp,nes, 20 pass
over their roads 10 Buffalo and thence 10 Cleveland by
steamboats, Carried
Mr. 7 then moved that Committee be appointed 20
confer with Committee the part 81 the SENATE Tor The
purpose of king upon day for he excursion Carried
Mr. CLAP at Erie, called up the la on from Ban 40
forv visit Buffalo by the Canal anu moved ITS ac
ceptanc@
Mr BURROUGHS, ofOfeans, moved to lay th'jest on
the table. Carmel.
Mr. HASTINGS. Of Monroe reported adversely upon
the bin 70 regulate Civil and Criminal Courts IA Brooklyn
Agreed 20. ,. n
oufip p, que ting th- Commissioners Of Ire Land Office
10 u0ure INTO the validity Of land patents he'd by Mr Lv
ing.tan and Mr. Kii.ian Van Rensselaer,.
Mr. JACKSON, of Chenung reported bill 20 authorize
the Attica and Allegheny Valley Railroad Company 10
change the line o their road Ordered 10 third reading
SIR ID GILMORE al Oneids, reported bill to change
the time for eecting Railroad Directors.
Mr WEST Of JEFFERSON, reported bill 70 Jet Canal re-
pairs by contract
BILLS PASSED.
To org lnize the New ork Volunteers in Mexico into
ind+ prnoent battalion.
10 aneI the Bribery law
Mr j. ELY, Of Erie, moved that when the House adj
,ourrs tonight 10 adjourn to A0asy afternoon at clock
Carried.
AFTER Inc transaction Of other nnimpor.lnt basi
ness the Assembly Adjourned 70 Monday evening a
~ clock.
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