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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
Or In the death Of Tristan BuRoEs,

o. In the death Of TRISTAN BuRoEs,
Rhode Island has lost one of her most
distinguished sons, and America one oi
her most brilliant ornaments. II is true
that Tor some years past Mr.. Burgess
Las resided at his farm in Massachu-
sc''s. jest across he lire from Rhode
Island, about two miles from Prov idence;
lni still. as n Rhode Island man We
clail him, Tor lie las done much for
Rhode Island, and she ought TO e I'm
nenily proud OF hun and his memory.
Some Of the prominent events in The
life OF Mr.. Burgess are narrated in the
article in another column, which we
copy from tie Providence Journal. In
all the public positions which he occL-
pied, he discharged his duties with
marked abil ry and fidelity, and his
strong intellectual power was keenly
TEL, by all. To him belonged the credit
OF suhjugs'ing the celebrated John
Randolph, Of Roanoke.
The people Of Rhode Island were
upgralefu TO MIR. Burgess, and made a
serio us mistake, by no, clectine him TO
the U. S. Senate THE was chiefly
through the agency OF gentleman who
was aspiring to the office himself and he
probably felt that if Mr.. Burgess was
once elected, so we'll might he fill the
place, ard so great would be
the satisfaction which he would give,
that lie would be likely to retain the
Office as long as the Wings had the
power in the General Assembly. Thus
through trickery was he, Mr.. Burgess,
kept from the Senate, when there was
10 man in the S ate more deserving Of
the Gffice, and none who would more
highly have reflected honor on the State.
Like many other great men in tins
country, he was not apI recialed and
rewarded rs he should have been, while
far inferior men lave dazzled in false
light. Blu; he has Lone from the cares,
vexations and troubles OF earth in the
grave he slumbers, but the memory OF
his genius and his virtues vii long
flourish in the recollcc,ions Of his coun-
rymen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN puHi
L appointed Agents Tor the sHle oi this ruly IN
VALUABLE MEDl,lN would respectfully IN
vitc the attention of Ladies md PiauiUnrrs OF N'W
p9Jt aud vicinity, To tIt gThN ing success that hHs
attended it, wherever introduced, rHd it- happy
adaptation t. the cure uf all the distressing dsrr>es
Tor which il is offered; being those incidental to
the respectable female, whether marrrI or smgle,
aud usually kuOwM hy the name Of
IEViLE COMPLAINTS.
ofrhese are PEoLhpsIs ITErI. or Failing Of the
Womb FLuoR hLBus, or Whites tnRoN In
FLhNmATIoN ASo iLCERATIoN oF 1HE NoNB :
INCIDENTAL IAMoRRHAGE, or Flooding PhiN-
FuL, SUPPRESSED, AND IRREGULAR mENsTRtA
TION SC. with all their acconpany ing evils Canc,r
cNCepted) 10 muttrr huw severe, or oi how long
standing.
This CATHOIICON is in every why worthy Of
the confidence of the afflicted az successful, snie
mud cheap rerIedy IN Nouched for by the a't "i ia
having received the appreciation and liberal pairon-
ase of many prominent members "l the
WEDIC. IL EiCtLTY
in the United Sars and also by the voluntary ies-
tmnnlas gwen in the pumphicls, from Lapl,s hnd
PhysiCa ut the highest respccirliity, us certified
by the most sHlisiacIoTN authority.
This pre- aiHtun is not {" cure NIL "hui Is intend
ed NpfrS>ly for the ahovs-nHncd complaints, st
very distressing Ia hcir nature aid Consrq qgcnCes
and which have heretofore resisted the ski and rx
eriiuns ol the most accomplished hysicia". ol all
countries, TO degree beyond thHt al perhaps any
other malrdy t. which the human family Is hear
TIE INGREDIENTS, ~ certified Toy high mcd-
cnl authority C-ee pmnTdI"t,) are ALL NEGh'A
Bi H. iId trr not h>>"ti't"h win any sIh'lc an
friendly to The animal economy.
REFEELNCES
7 y. Perkham, VI. D., Utica, y. =.
J.. ID Fleming, VI. ID ,Canandnigua, y
u. Y. Foole NJ. D., syracuse, !.
~. Mills NJ ~, Rochester, Nv.
!. OrrIck, VI. D. Baltimore, Nd.
Prof Dunbar, NJ d,
". W. Reese, VI. -, city of Nrw-Iurk.
W. Prescott VI ~. Concord, \. II.
Pamphlets ran be had M the Drug stores ~
For -sl- IN tbs town hy the Dre-gIst- generally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent N.>l'rly.
For sa. 10y most ui the Druggist IN he S'die.
II. NAR'lII>l n 90. Proprirturs.
GENITAL Depot. 30l Broadway, \ Nork. mllv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
MdrrteU.

In this city. Tuesday evening, Ly Rev. Mr..
Watson, Mr.. Edward NJ. Tyhr, Of New York,
and Mis-. Belinda q. Laurence, adopted daughter
Of Mr.. John T.. Darg, Of this city.
In Providcnce. lOlh inst, iv the Rev. DR..
i.eaviu, Mr. Frank Molu n. and M'ss sarah l..
Reynolds, both sfP.
IL the city, on ,hr l2h, ly Rev J. l"veioy,
Capt. Sainurl' r. Melville aud Mns Mary Z.
Cole, sldr., daughter ol Mr.. George w. Cole,
all Of thus ci,y.
I, CransIon. 18th int. by Rev. Mr.. Cook,
Mr.. Stephen Col~ell, OF Providence, and Mrs
Eliza Trowbridse, OF transtOn, daughter oi the
late Mr.. William Thmber.
Io Princctoo, lllh inst, Charles w. Parsons,
NJ. d., oi Providence, and Mary X. Bo,lston
also, Edwin |. Nightingale, Eco, Of roy ideuce,
and Louisa &. 'oysIon.
In Pawtuckci, Mass, 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Blodgett. Edward +. Miller. Jr., Of Provi
dence and Miss Fannie &. daughter of the Hon.
James &. Starkweather.
Ia this ci'y. Sunday evening, 10y Rev. :. Ad-
lam, Mr.. James Rs, nulds, of New Bediold, and
Mrs. Julia Ann james, of this city.
In Boydyie, near Matmsl mg. Va, 4th int,
Gerret V. Lott, Esq., Of New York, ana Mrs
Saith Pendleton ;--ilon. h"mas :. Rocock, Of
Virginia, and Miss Annie iiolncs,-daughtrrs
OF the Hon. Charhs James Faulkner, OF Virgin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

A SURE and Pleasant Remedy for CoLrs'
n COUGHS, CROCP, WHOOPING-COUGH,
ASTHMA. aud If lungs sufficient are left To su- ain
life, "A CERTAIN CUREl roR CoNsUMrTIoN :
safe tor the lniant Ur the Invalid, IN any sta, e
o. weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY il a, hst discover
ed, Consumption can he cured aud Coughs
aud Colds the parents of that fell dls'ue that 80
often hrings woe to the homes ui or ltt, vanish,
as ifby mage, before this sOvfEFIGN HENtDi.
| This is thd which has 40 long been sought for,
and in full faith offered To- the public as u Ger.
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Nhooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption, aud viii IN
any case where lungs sufficient arc cli To- sustain
lie check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health THIS il not an idle boast, nor Is this
remedy sent into the matket without alhouugh
trial, but has proved beyond Il doubt that what
has been asserted CAS- RI DONE
n. Il BEWARE oF COUNTERFrITs, aud
observe the following Promssory Note, with the
f,c similo signature Of the proprietor on every
genuine box
"fSOOO5l On demand promise to pa, Ia
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value rrcrivrd.
WILLIAM DENINES.'
Certificates OF cures to he relied on, tuund N
the circulars lpt with the ,en,s. Let all the
afflicted try II faithfully Sold 10y D.u5gIsls aud
Dealers generally.
Ifthe Lozcngc is dissolved, aud ab.orbs The
sugar IN which il is packod, the virtue Is there
vet, and better thln ever, save the looks. SIN.
PLE Int POwERTUI. Try It ldlfly.
The discovery OF this great remedy, about two
years since. was almos, Il miracle, aud the tv..
Il receive. where introduced, and the almost M
parallecd demand. show its worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers Throughout
the country.
Only 2j Cts. per BoS-f,vr Boxes mr 81.
=. ID. FULLER x CO., General Agents, No.
Fremont Temple, BosToS.
The Depot for DR.. llibhard's Wild Cherry
Buffers; Dr. llIbbni's Pills anl Circassmn
Balm;
Fowlcr's "Macarnnirh" sure cure COZ pILTs;
Yankee ENtract, or tar, paint ~ greasr
Dr.. Cornel's Pain ExpcIler;
llerrick Y Cos =. e.. Pillr; llerrick Coz
Phstris;
Gallup's iIr'er Root Syrup fur Day. hTn; also
q large var .ety Of Pnpulir Mediclncs-s"id cheap
for cash approved credit
For Sale in Nc~porI by Il. J. Taylor and l!al-
ard 4 JaswcU. Aus 20 w daw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
MORTGAGEE,S SALE

DY Virtue Of power of Sale, contained IN a
- certain Mortgage Deed, made and execute d
bv John Il. Cook and Patience Cook, dated Oct.
9th, 1851, will lie sold al Public Auction, on
Saturday, November 18th, AT II o'clock, NJ, ON
the premises. certain Farm, situated ~ tho
Town Of Poiirmouth, in the county Of Newport,
containing twenty five acres, more or less, with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon. and ~
bounded No,iher y aud Westerly partly on land
OF Clarke Clacr, aud Inr,l, on lsnd oi Peieg AL
my, East-rly on the salt water, called the East
River, South-Iiy aud Easrery, partly ON land Of
the heirs OF Jonathan Dennis, and PATTY on q
small lsmyiug Ground Monging to the heirs Of
Henry Lawton, AMI Wsster on the Main Road
l-adng from Stone Bridge to Newport, or how
ever oiherwise the same may he bounded. Con
di,ions AT time and place OF Sale.
o.0ts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

u-rThe Aquidncck Agricultural So
ciery have published the Address which
,,as delivered nj II. cir late annual exhi-
bi,ion, by Thomas r. llozare, Esq II
,s n plain and unpretendIng document
and contains a vnst deal OF valuable IN
,o,uo,ion for farmers, which will prove
IF creat value to them. Mr.. Hazard Is
coo n, the most intelligent aud thor
ourhly practical farmers in this State
.d Il. dcvot,s his whole time and Mt
,sp,ion 10 this imporran, subject. The
Address il. Tor sale a, the ho'k-
stores
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
/" From "a, G,noai Ad,oti,,."

We frequently hear of division. In poliiiesl par.
ties wh,r,ver such divisions exist the parties NJ.
ncisd would do well to use Dysfs nesnrg im.
btucation, an invsu,Sle medicine suufaolured sid
for sal. .t A. n. Fields fsmoas Msdrsl Depot"
Providence
Sid ~ newport ty nAkARDA CAswELL sud
RI TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

@, Two more Of the Providence fire.
men who are charged with beng con-
cerncd in The murder ol Tie lrishman
at the late FIRE, have been arrest
ed in Boston aud brought to Pro,i-
dencc,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

EOR SALE OR TO RErT, The dwelling
l. House Of the subscriber, corner sprirg and
Cannon streets, with convenient wash-house
contiguous, and a stable on the premises; 81
House contains large pat lors, and has all the re-
1uiste cony, nien,es, such as Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for We u aud rain water aboy,and
below, stairs, &c ;, will I've leased with or without
the furniture by the year or season,and possession
given immediately; apply to ~
o5 d&xIm W. J. MUNRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

Madame Jenny LIND, it is stated, will
next season visit England to give con.
certs. Benedict, the composer. has
gone to see her at Dresden, and TO
stand godfather TO her son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
PsfE~Fz
- kYOW ,
KATHAJROM
FOR THE
~ n I II

DIE MILLIONS.
+ on tooihrss lnhs al nameless w1ks,
10 pral.llng l"hrls ~ The sIeels;
From g'ilr aud bo,s that read NJ school.
10 oiiicr cleIhs n,,'n their siools;
From the ih'dins ~ luye NJ sweri seventeen,
10 the Cauiic ~ .lpsluns Of nil hon yn'oon
dieams;
From midway wears of man aud his vile,
Tnadvauring days aud reclining hle;
FiOm the spctit'lcd few, who With astonis h
meni gaze
Al the wondruu. things of these modern
days
l. heard lhis general exclamation,
HAVE YOu USED l.Yos's kATHAiRor
Grry hra0s ,nd bald in concert sing.
The magic oi This power lul thing,
That starts the roots of hair hing lead
Aud covers up the once bald head;
While the truint locks, 50 barsh aud stif,
Ihhu-cd - vrN the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twnl
~ such rich lrxm iani cmls,
The sight or tourh, y"u know mol wh,rh,
Sets Inru SHINING. luh their heals bew'tcb'I.
The DandiuG,-vcXei slull-lhat once did
fili
O'c, bro ,d-clih coats aul coll,rssoil,
You numler with The thing, that were.
Is, using kathaiiun nn the hair
Bul more than hall, ar all yet sail,
Are iicts about the \ERyCus iifAU,
That sometimes racks and aches With pam.
AM dnct"r'r ills arC taken in vain.
Now the Kath,iron, such pans, IN warrant
10 cure
IN ten Minutes. No gnssippirg, I'm sure;
And Tor pimphs, salt ltheun, Erysip' las and
Teiter,
And II, such diseases, nothing H. better.
I YON'S KATllAlRDN 20 Justly celebrated
IL i,r Preserving kr toring, and Beauit,ing
the lI,r ~ sold 10y every Druggist aud PRINCIPAL
rp.i cnant throughout HE World, in Large bottles,
ior 25rcirs.
Sold T., "a" Trade a, lbera discounl---im
r.a.r cOmH,sSiomt. Aihrss letters To
ID. :. BARNES, Proprietor,
iSl Broadway, New-Yolk.
For sal. b, WtIARD n CNSWEiL and
X. J. ThYLOR, Newport, WEEKS & POT
TER. Rnstnn. APP 3rn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
rFThe New York National Demo

III Tie NtW IOrN EN"''V""' De''"
ocrat says:
"rhe National Democrats, headed by
Mr.. Wright, OF South Kingstown, Gov
ernor Lawrence, and others Of constllu
,ional principles and ample means, shave
nutcbased the Providence Mirror, with
the intention Of making it an antldote TO
the poisoning Free Soil coalition doc
,,ines of The Providence Post"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

rFThe Artillery Company, accom-
panied by the U. s. Band from Fort
Adams, paraded Monday afternoon,
and made their usual fine appearance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

IL We trust that every conservative
man will read and ponder well the bin
which we publish this morning. aud
which will come up ior action at the
tess.on OF the General Assembly next
week. A more monstrous attempt was
never made TO destroy all that is good
and sale in the government Of this
State. A mere perusal OF the document
must convince every man OF ordinary
intelligence that We 1--we in strange
times and that our affairs have been rn
trusted TO weak and ignorant men. A
country school boy ought to be asham-
ed to own the paternity OF this blunder.
ing and ll!iieraie production and yc,
lis author las tie audacI,y or the ignor-
ance to introduce it into the General
Assembly, and ask its passage as de-
liberate act Of that body. Could it he
passed, and n Convention Of men, simi
lar IN mental capacity with the author
this hi /, ccnveHet, we think ihn, the
Constitution which they would frame
would indeed lie a rare document, and
worthy Of preservation IN every Muse
um in the world.
The provisions OF this Bill are design
ed TO open the way for the grosscst
frauds, and 10 take the control of The
affairs OF the State entirely out Of the
HANDS OF Rhode Island men. We cal!
the attention Of all conservative men IN
Newport 10 ore outrageous feature, in
which they are particularly interested.
The bill provides that in eiecting dele.
gates to The Convention, each Ward Of
this city shall elect one delegate, cAcep,
the Fifth Ward, which shall be entitled
to two. Now every one knows perfectly
well tha, the Fifth Is the smaIles, Ward
in the city, having the Ieas, number Of
voters, and yet that Ward would have
two delegates, by the provisions Of this
bill. OF coIrse, o r readers will readi
ly understand the object Of this injus-
llre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

ANARRow EscApE.-NIadame Sontag
in stepping ashore from the Staten
Island Ferry Boat yesterday evening,
fell between The boat and the wharf,
and was badly bruised. A little more
headwny in the boat, would have
crushed her to death. She was taken
to an apothecnry's shop ; and alter
wards proceeded to Brooklyn, where
she gave Concert, while suffering
much paIn.-N Y. Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Conner pe0y5, FbiioH 0mi UditT Ns,
NEW YORK.
JOHNSON % CtRLTON,


PHDPRlErOKS.
The prnpretrrs Aay, rcrn', purchased this
t.rpprit,, aud rriiited ani rrinpishrd the Hotel
,n a sut.r,ur tuaonrr ani initoducd The mO'ria
,u ,nvemrnis. n !. coiy"risu,ly located, ahi
it. nry and pleasant situation rcud'is q u c"'n.
PORTABLE result tH he tray, Ing Iulic. tUmIer.
,cd With the house arr q puinl"r ~ liaihing
Ropms uml,iihr charge ~ W.. John A. Mason.
wh,rh tpf cpnyrui,ncr ani hrary ~ hnish are
not surpassed T., my ~ he cunniiy. People
visltibg New imk. 'iih'i "n busin.rs ~ plras-
nrc casmo, hnd - murr pheasant ~ comfortable
home
AuIt S'Frnch Shoes. Ju-t rec' wed ~ sEA-
DRtiRY's. - Glf bt ~ Lsdirs' ffricb Ti"s.
Eplr,,nlrred Slip 80 lroDIr and bhft d",
nl,cL ui whit Sd,a De-. Nh. hus Ia, ~
i.rlie.' rmlet 5irws, ipsiie ,' 'a.A..
Jyl1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

Ffendish.- On Tuesday morning, ne
the New York train, via Norwich and
Worcester, was within a lew miles oi
the latter place, the engineer espied
big 4" sleeper" OF large, heavy timber
lying ncross the track he stopped the
engine, however, IN season TO avoid
collision. The train had scarcely got
well under way once more, when he
encountered another-end yet another
and ere mile had teen passed no lees
than sir tinbers we're found lying
direct across the trhcE. The devils
incainatc who placed these obstructions
there, thereby eDdangering lite, should,
if possible, be ierreiicd cut aud dealt
with as they deserve Bostom Poet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-20

The U. S. District Court met in this
city yesterday, and adjourned without
day, there being no business. The
Circuit Curt meets this morning, at 10
o'clock, by adjournment, TO hear the
motion Tor new trial, on Il bill OF ex-
ceptons in The case OF Thomas Rich.
ardson VS. the City Of Boston the
Court will adjourn at once, the motion
having been Tuesrday agreed tt be
continued to the regular term in Provi-
dence, mex, month. on account Of the
death OF Mr.. Booth, associate counsel
for the city. Carpenter & Hazard Tor
the Pllli Ames for DIT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27

censues the anagnment OF any on sI pay evidence
taken ia secret We understand this to be equivalent 10
assertion that the evidence taken before the nyesga
ting Commits rs s1 pars. and was taken in secret But.
unfortunately for the argument the architect the only
one for whom any defence has been attempted was per-
mited to be present at the examination of testimony and
TO question witnesses. ual his conduct under the
influence of passion induced him 10 discontinue his al
tendance. On this point we content ourselves with
quoting Mr.. Underwood HIMSELF whose testimony the
Republic will hardly attempt TO discredit now:
while the witness stating these things Mr. Walter
got excited, and interrupted him. Alter the witness had
got through, Mr. Waiter stated thar he had the
matter In such way made the produce an i'm
preston against him lie said prob
able that he had used word that the had put
Ia bis mouth during the transaction in his office bat he
had given such version of IL make vorabs
and false Impression In regard him, architect He
interrupted the witness several times while he giving
his testimony, and the chairman of told him
he must be silent believe told him self that he
had right interrupt the witness in that AT the
conclusion OF the affair." after IL all over got up and
apoogzed by saying that his feelings had got The better
him, and perhaps he had done what wrong but his
feelings were wrought upon by the in which
affair had been related by the Witness thar he could
help doing what he had done He said that perhaps
wrong for him to be there while witnesses esfyng
in regard TO his conduct in any way, and he would
away after that He went away, and have him
since That is the whole from beginning end
according my recollection OF it. The only thing for
the Senate determine is, whether under these crcum
stances before the investigation is closed they will
and condemn this architect in this That is the
whole question:"
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SUNDAY MORNING. FEB. ~, 1868.
Congress saturday.

Il
SrsArE--The army appropriation Dill was luf'hsf
amended and passed
The civil and diplomatic appropriation oil was eonsid-
cred and numerous amendments were agreed 10. Al
about four o'clock the further consideration OF the bill
was postponed until Monday. and private bills were
acted upon after which. the Senate adjourned
HousE OF REpREsENTATVEs--After the reading OF a
personal communication from the Hon. A. IL. Stuart,
Secretary Of the Interior Department, relative 10 certain
illusions to himself occurring recently debate it was
laid upon the table.
The House next agreed to the report OF the committee
OF conference the dsagreeing OF the two houses
upon the Military Academy yves, PonD appropriation
bill esa
On motion of Mr.. Houston, the House then went into
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union,
(Mr. King, of New York. in the ehar;) wherein amend
mens TO the naval appropriation bill were considered and
discussed in FIVE minutes speeches until late hour AT
ter which, the said bill was duly passed.
Mr. Fay on leave, introduced bill authorizing street
be laid the lands connected with the govern
men hospital at Chelsea Massachusetts, and then tho
House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27

oosed 10 IT, which were discussed in five minutes speeches
Nv Messrs HOUSTON. STANTON of Tennessee
BROOKS, FLORENCE, FLOYD. GOODENOW, STE
pHENS OF Georgia. BOVINE. CARTIER. TOOMBS
STUART. GORMAN, DUNHAM, MARSHALL. VEN
ABLE, BROWN of mississippi CLEVELAND, TAY.
LOR, EWING. POLK, EVANS, PHELPS. LANE
ORR, and CABLE,
The committee then rose.
Before the chairman Mr.. KING, OF New York; re-
ported,
Mr. EVANS, rising to a question Of privilege, urged
thai the chairman oil the Committee of the Whole the
state Of the Union had decided that the committee had
voted to rise pending effort his part to obtain his at
lenton in order TO offer an amendment
The CHAIRMAN then reported that much conusIon
had existed when the committee rose. and that he had
been unable to designate what particular gentlemen were
desiIOus o fixing his attention al that lime And iuf
her that he had been instructed 10 report the SAID naVa
appropriation bill back with sundry amendments
An Intellectual effort 10 adjourn was here made
The previous question on agreeing 70 Tue Seteiai
amendments the bill which had been reported BACK
having been called by Mr.. HOUSTON, and being sec
onded by the House, the said amendments were duly re-
ported from the Clerks desk All OF them being agreed TO
without division. the said bill was then read the thd
lime as amended. and it duly passed,
MIR FAY asked leave TO introduce bill 10 authorize
The opening street through the government lands con-
nec,ed with the hospital al Chelsea, Massachusetts.
After statement from Mr. FAY, leave was granted,
and the said bill read twice and then II was read
The third time and passed
After which, the House adjourned.