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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
TEXAS.

We have Galveston dates to the l1th and lndianoa to
the 9th The Charleston Aeus of the llth says:
gentleman from Sabine Pass informs us that the "a
bine and Nuecos rivers in navgabe condition. but
that there is but boat at present there very con-
siderable increase in the shipments of cotton VIII take
place this wear over any previous year from that port
Some other boats are expected for that trade.
II will be observed that our New York correspondent
saws Messrs Devine d Jones' contractors for the san
Antonio and Gulf Railroad had been unsuccessful in their
efforts to negotiate loan in New York or Boston lhe
San San Antonio papers, however speak with the utmost
confidence that the road will be built within the time re-
CURED by tie contract.
We mnch regret to learn BY the arrival of passengers
Yesterday direct from Fort Bend that the yellow fever
still continues in Richmond II is reported that upward
Of thirty person have died Of tina disease out OF the sma
number in that place This must certainly be very great
mortality though do not know what may be the popu'
lation of Richmond.
The Citilion Of the nth says:
EeIt companes United States Infantry left San Anto-
MO for Eagle Pass on the 3ls u but by subsequent or
dor changed direction to FL PasO
The rivers of Texas are still in good order for steamboat
navigation.
From Tie Bro-oria Planter We learn that young man
by the name Henry Dial accidentally shot on oat
ufday the 10th uls at Gulf Prairie by OF Nh West
all. Mr. Dial died next day
Stock to the amount of 100000, II IS SAID has been
taken in the Columbia and Wharton Railroad.
TIE Planter reports the sugar crop in Brazora County
ms larger and of better quality than any before made in
that section go
Ihe yellow fever at last accounts was still raging al
Ouintana and the hux is prevailing fatally at Gcai
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KsuD IyrRsoE-1he martyrdom of Il little Norwegian
boy named Iverson Chicago for refusing to steal turns
out to be hoax and akin 10 the Pous Frauds chron
iccd among tie supettions of old boy of this name
however drowned and Jury of his own countryinen
mostly decided that his death purely accidental We
derive these facts from The Chicago Tribune quito sum
Of money has been collected from Church members Sunday
School children and others FOR The erection Of monument,
To lc kuuda memory In different parts Of the country but
the whole thing Il viewed humhug at Chicago, They
have i.pOo at Chicago for tho Iyoraon Monument,
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ArotttioSias ~ MisaorR,. Tho insecure condition
pt"etty 10 slaves Ia Missouri IA hpa illustrated 10 tho
p,nete alarm which rotvadas Counties Ia which tha 40
sopiipn uf property 10 must numepus Naen the beat
men 10 .he ,uuni,i -uli aud wealthy e,rn-ihese who
have tfal salp 10 Che peace aud good nssF ~ ar'ar
meet ineehp, co. arrh purposes 90 ate mentioned inshe
resolutions below mat wen be supposed that 'he rnivr
.a". hoe huvn u,pal ani e lhpr 10 eaines IN what
,hty t,utusp !" W"
There we msss meeting ~ The rlilsers ., Howard
trnuir ~ ratpp, SO hp sis' az urbiher 81 uhrh
an,urn Msir, presided, ani u " y Meuahs sctel
20 n.tipp,t The r,pn,rlu adopted y, .hls waena no
,s,ts r' rrnr,rrs ani repeated s,s ~ iis,heiienre
"sri outrage hrsl-n .i,it r.cn',si throughout The
hprnr,t rtvre The slH'p is'rrlrlon ,usntna, w rne
,rsr ~ ltp death ~ go retlshe .'iger .ri rrnelrsl
"l 80 W. i'hH'r r'rviHr rr ~ iha fnr that haze
dul ila rrinrr re NUMEROUS Gee hlrehs snA slaves nv
Ire ,hp' uwr hH'h 80 which rsrihiens have r'N,u,
ninI r iir rruilrp llsen'is'rei,en nnl ,hnn nMina
nilr srt,s ,hrithr W. - ,tsl, .,i hW e,mnli,er ~
hs- Va appointed GO W. rrirer ~ wnnn npon ih'as
nti'tHha siarAirr sriri Ni sle,ea enl tr e5hp sNi
ttsors 'lH srrh flftps must W. al,pn nr a hlh MAJ
nifs ED rV ~ rn'li9 r' nc reiHr ~ rot ihs 'he,
Nfha'l hntr ir'rit and vicinity hl ihr aisl day ~ -
tiiriti. ip7a
THE timtltrp ha,lns hrfa appointed rntlhs, wa nt
d'itH 10 connection Vhh ihHFe eprunl"d ~ previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

LAIR FROM CURAooA-rhe brig Azalia Capt. GoruTn
arrived yesterday from Curacao reports salt as being very
scarce and high that place, and none to be nad AZ
Bonaire. Peter Nelson died with fever at Layeia
de Coro William Wheeler, lboyJ died on boarl at
Curacao.
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cynic turned inside out.
EXTRAvAGANCE or TIE CITY.
The rampant extravaganza Of the city Is not ohy -
full az prophetic of the crash that must fJio" INC
but one feels that somewhere, there must Dc
wrong when the sap Of so much social benent 49,. a.
trated In the Towering Of a selfish luxury sone'ass
cougruous in this magnlfccDce grded win gnas-.
this black eclipse infringing upon The orb OF ~.
this sharp contact ofopopexy and consumption ~ lsss
That croncher by marble steps and stretches ou ~
ness in the winiry star light Society thus looA a
huge ship with music and essting and splc1ao - AZ
deck and its sails all and gsening while dor $1,000
hold there are famine, and pes;lence anu '''f
agony, and silent, choking despair
THE VIRTUE OF LAUGHTER. ..,,,yb.
There IA reckless laughter too there hese Lrsx
ter; but when ono give, and does give as,bv than
laugh or In any way shows forth genlA ,ars and hs
Is si len something of the innocence |" na Inc ines
ruse of goodness IL is true. isere are nOe sl
siy of whose inner e. and the
may repross tumrltuous joy ye, there AZ IN lsazt
in themes though thai which in others oreaAs ,s f3
ter. were distilled into spiritual serenity """
now and then in the sun burst OF sine'
HUMAN MONEY BAGS. ,.,.. IA or,si
MANY man there is clothed in respeeiaou isrsi eel
his honor whose central idea oi NV .sly tools
cascthc concerto that other men cry embossed hn
be used as viii best serve hlmi thH' ov !, "a ani
With sincw aud brain merely 20 scranoio h pef2<
so I'm the midst Of thi. grand universe whSn 40 rc
nal circulation of benefit he lives Ike % az gst
e. absorb and bloat. and die ihou.S.s ~ nsrOw ers
CITY are living Who never iooA w" '" srifhneo
AT sell int,rxst, whose dccalogue 'hen ,,.e,si 81
whose bible Is ,e ledger who have 20 s 81 an, .ss
hA,eucd aud stamped their natures tnas L. a aosr
estimate they would only pass as 80 man! ''s
rur CHRISTIAN IDEAL ,.,v hrvsfs
fhrarh all the complex Interests o. bits
.ar hsr and polished customs our holow The In
asr orrr, sion ard our contempt there "a Of Ss
Nd one life rcrp,susly unfolding liseh ID pT.yes 81
DO NJ the Mtok Face looking upwarun the cr<+
ayvpN.A IN Compassion. ldrcePias =. 10 So
,t,smns With lt own hleodprescnuns ~ ami, viii 70
,llcns s,a,ne and selfish case sos Of "
/ ,SsI sflnai,idual Character. but the hap''
vlsl nsn -. ,.o,,nr,L.
zach man occupies an original posiloa Of daiy or;
/ ,ast concs straight a. HIM hNoil sSg, r,nscieace' -
,0n hvnsh the asmAc Of bis rcason hs Mn ihs 70
hlswM the cope ct heaven bursts soosv Of 0ss
Mlhc,a dep,hs open beneath him. me NH their ssisl
AID Numerically come streaming ~ s WI" he loflssss ~
A hn,as aud truths that have conioan"si 40 the 80,
,,ts truths has In al egcs have ,a s,yeresce sni
G,~ h, Gvsdaor.. and baptized WIN As be sst'
WM,I n Nth hove enypa him As iash'gsr s.h aal eur
IN, n,st hcsn ng men, st nee to faee WIN W. :.
sVNcd pvllsmt s.,oo, and the pre"-
Tho re,lrrcsal influence OF ireed'" '''
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- 20. pA.-These Springs stuated In Amherst
county the Lynohburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike
about % miles from LynclburR, and 90 from Lexington
and ID from Amherst Court House. The undersigned
having rented Of DR. James Saundnra this valuable rro.
pery and much resored to watering place. takes piras-
nre IN informing their friends and the public generally,
thnt they hayn rseeny undergou. thorough repairing.
with many new improvements, and furnished with
and costly furniture they pledge themselves that every
cxerton will b. used their part render all 'mfor-
table and agreeable, that may favor them with call for
either health or pleasure, new Bowling Saloon and
Bath House hive recently been erected and splendid
Band of Music engnved for the Their table wi II
he furnished with the best that the Lynchburg and
Mountai mar aGord-thcir Bar with the choicest
Liquors. Wines and Seenrstheir Stables with plenty
of all sonts of Provendor and their be
surpnssed by any IN the State.
The properties ofhe water Of the Buffalo Springs ars
the OF the Greonbrier White Sulphus Springs,
ute strong There has been very recently discover
ed spring Of the arongest Chaybrate water. within
few hundred yards of the Sulphur Spring. With ,hs
short and bref description, Of this delightful watering
place. close with old MOTTO only try and tho
wnter aud il entire satisfaction - given, ohnrgs
will be made. GEO w. A RA1EE, Ag't.
GEO. w. KYLE
TERMs.-Board per week for $500
Children ard servants hnlf price 400
Ho, se per week Loo
Blythe month nr whole .enson liberal deduction will
he made RAiNE x KYLE
Jnns B-dar long
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NEW ~ VALUABLE LAW ROOKS

new Ell tions just received aud for sale NORRIS
BOOKSTORE, 97 Nam Street, Richmond Va,
English Reports in Law and Equity vol II,
English Common Law Reports, yol70,
The Law Library for April, 1852,
Archibald Law OF Nisi Prius, vols. vo, third Amer.
can Edition,
Smith on the Law of Masters and Servants. vol 8vo
Irouba on the Law of Limited Partnership the Law
of Commendatory and Limited Partnership in the U
s., by Francis J Troubat.
The only book devoted this branch of Law publish
ed A MORRIS publishes
Tuckers Commentaries ON the Laws of Virginin,
Calls Virginia Reports.
Washington's Virginn Reports,
Tate yca Dgested Index of the Virginia Reports
The Virginia Cases by Brockenbrough aud II HoImcs
ratee American Form Book.
He is constantly supplied with full assortment o!
Standard Law books which he offers for sale at the pub
lshers lowest prices.
Richmond ie % dts
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1.-Two OTHER NEW NOTES

u " j v Southern Igeaey. 81 Main 81, Richmond
Frou Ae N. Y EDening Mi,ror, april l5A 1853.
WoRcgs srgH's PIAko FoRTEs.--lt always affords
pleasure say good word Of old friend, Horntio
Worcester. Having often Htuken tho responsibility Of
recommending Pianos, it is gratifying TO be able TO
ndd that have heBr the first word Of complaint
of the price tone durability of Mr. Worcesiers Pr
amos.
As all the world with It's wife and daughters, is COM
ing up from the South attend tho Grent Exhibition"
beg remind them in the Of Woreesters Pi-
aro Fortes. They ru elegant instruments OF rose
wood and mahogany, witt ont any of the Black Berry
stain about them
From me " Y. Sunday Coarse,, Aryl I'm, 1853.
Phsos.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders IL
cureat does the Of Worcester inscribed upon
Pano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as
manufacturer of these popular instruments has given
him first class repualon and any Piano procured at
his estabshent fail give the utmost satsfac-
ion 10 the buyer.
From The Richmond Times
PiAEos-These bnautifu instruments, which within
few years pus have ber secessnry ornamentto
y paor have been brought such perferiien both In
outward finish and in that doubt very much II
the inventive and erterpsing genius Of the manuacu-
in future aud much to that already done
To have heard instruments that begin TO
compare in of tone those manufactured by
Worcester md sold by Mr. A. MoRRIs, bookseller and
stationer Of this city In finish satisfied they can
he exceled Butt few days SINCE ore OF the best
performers have listened to- while practising
difficult piece of mus of Worcesters pianos, re-
marked u.s. thar was the sweetest toned instrument
his fingers had touched, and he had played on
great vnriey of both North and South. We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure In advising
our readers call Morris, and supply themselves.
A. MORRIS is ole Agent for the sale of Worcester
Pilnos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prizes the same
at the factory. He solcts examination of bis socl
from those in Of superior Pianos at moderate pri
Ices. lie 2s-dtsl
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4. LEXINGTON ~ Through
.ual~=43 TO BUCHANAN. In TWO DAYS. In

Mai PACKET Boats, By ScottspiRe
md Lynchbwg-On and after The 10th, our Boats will
eave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, AT the usua
hour. ?. M. md arrive in Lynehburg urs and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, enve Buchanan at "a A. N, every day,
oSccp Sunday, aud arrive ~ Lynehbufg 60 p. NJ.
Leavc Lynchburg Mt p M and arrive In Richmond In
- hours, in time with the Norfolk boaa eav
ing nj 81 A. M, aud tne Southern and Northern Ra
Rond cnra leaving nj AN
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dniy limo
II Stnges nt North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive IN Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmylle, faro 81. Buckingham II,
infc ~ o5 Charlottesville fare 81 and staunton faro
~ will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesday,, and
fridnys Bouts.
Below seecard Of time Of arrival intermediate dia
innces
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Itthe run is stopped Tor Pnsscngor botwecn my
of the above mined points, the charge will be made iron
the point last passed by the Trnn. and churge vii
he less than tweniv-iiye cents in my case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets not .old,
will be charged by the conductor per cent. in al
diton to the regular Of fare, provided. however
TINT in no sh,ll he receive less than ten,
inn tiy cents from any passenger, 10 any point on
the road
Servants will be required To have two passes, one 10
he left with the Ticket Aren't md with the Conduc.
tor which passes bo explicit in granting the prv
lege rnve the Free coored persons will be
required produce their free or they will be
permitted To travel ON the cars.
May lots. THOMNS SHARP,
Supt
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no PLANTERS AND MILLERs-

| Broacus Portable GriSt MW TOR GTfndtug Com,
IVbeat and Plas er.-These mills are not excelled by
anv mills in use. The Stones French Burrs rang
ng in size Fl ON 16 to 80 inchesPrce fir nm $50 to $3ou
Ono of these Mills, with 30 inch stones may De seen
- or,t;on at the Piedmont Works it grinds from IL
10 is bushe. per hour with less power than is re-
ouired to run ordinary A it. stones.
The attention of the owners of steam and water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t comes
re .dy for mmetiat oPe at'on' ana occupies space
| less than #. square. - ,u..I
For Plantation purposes, it is unrivailed win a
,orse power it will grind bushels per hour- IS not
liable to get of order is easily transported ana can
lie managed by ordinary plantation hands
on na"u anu ''' '''O - PIEDMONT WORKS.
Ma, 18-ts -------------
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RAILROADS, &C.
"a y - =
rVHE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE

Il charged ON the Virginia and Tennassoo Railroad
from aud after the 18th inst.
LfHcHBuHG TO CHnis- CuRfsraINsnuRo To
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WANTED TO HIRE.-1be subscriber.
w wish TO hire for their work the Va. H. Tenn
rairond, in the Mountain region Of Va, number of
strong aud boys for which liberal hire will be pal
They have had long experience in the management III
negroes, nnd are themselves large owners. Hired
groes will receive the In every respeet
TINT they give their own One Of US be Ia
Iynchburg my time till the 10th of January the
Washington Hotel, Mt McCorkle Simpson Il Jones,
5r Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy and
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS.
dec Q5 dncts
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1rticieo dppt0prtdte 10 ht fuH Cf9@'-boxcso mats
bonnets Il furniture
articles aDp,opriate 10 Senond Ckass-Boxes, bales
# dry goods featbers shoes saddery glass; pants oils
lrugs and nfectionery.
drticlts ap,roprtafeto Third Ctass-Virginia domes
tcs sugar coffee liquor bagging rope, butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tu sheet iron hollowware, queensware, eastngs
hardware marble dessed) and other heavy articles not
enumerated IN special or fourth class rntes.
A,ticles appr0priate 10 ME Fourh Ciass.-Flour, lin
mcks) rice pork beef fish lard, allow and bacon (i
eask, boxes or sack beeswax, baes of rags. ginseng
and dried fruit, bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill ahd
grind stones, mill gearing.
( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel !
rIa.'sr las a, per S 100 miles 90 of Fifty pounds Il
, TON o, D ! $50 miles, $50 II
ooo IDS zoe miles. 3.0O Carri'> Nast. } Il
Sci l 7--dta - = - ---------
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- VIRGINIA line OF Richmond

These vessels all of the first cnss, built in the cit,
of Baltimore expressly for this trade and have super
nr accommodations for passengers They are com
rnanded by experienced Captains and qualified for III"
trade, and who will spare exertion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by s.sam
and may be relied to sail promptly us advertised
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from Ne"
York will find it to their interest ship by this nr
AS it is the only regular line, and freight will always
rnken at the lowest rates and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, to give sat'
action. Werespectfully ask andhope to succ in oh
thinning a full share Of patronage Goods shipped by
this line to New York will be forwarded free ofcom
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savnah, Charleston
or any other port The will be in Richmond al
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee House
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURR Err, Richmond
CLAS II. PIERSON, N York, : "e' 20
Rihhmond, Aug l8-dts No 6l South street.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY
RICHMOND.
OO0 CASES CALABRIA Ex.rac,


10 the consumers Of Licorice will guarantee tln
luav of this Ia be fine II not superior TO any eve,
imported into the county-to arrive shortly and for SAL
by ADIE e. GRAY.
reb 7-d&cts Richmond Va.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Gerry & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
TE.7NS.

yrRgiyIAS is published daily at So, and semiweekly at
the & ' a in avalee subscription is taken for shorter
u ak months; and is discontinued, except at
time % t the Popretors until all arrearages shall have
inserted for so cents per square or
INNER insertion, and 81 cts for every
lss a number insertions is not marked the Ms il
one .bshed till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
F EARY RATES arefor the privilege of two squares,
semi weekly 40 for square, daily s35, weekly
jan! inner FORM daily $40 semweeky $35 Every yearly
ssar will be required conne his advertising his par
% line of business and If he exceed the space stipulated for,
u'ur 1l he charged ratably for the excnss
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Phade-
pha and elsewhere, has effected of the most as
onshing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds and
oashfuness, with frequent blushing attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured mmedi
afelv
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TTNION STEAMSHIP COmpA- a.

MON STEAMSHIP COMPA- xsss
~ NY'S LINE o.. STEAME RS, RIA Norfolk SzssA
and Cape May -For PhiladelI Iha ev, ry Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RIcHmoRD, Capt Mitchell
STEAMER YIRdINIA, Capt. Ton
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday at high water touch
ing at Cape May to land passengers. Returning loa'
Philadelphia every Wednesday at 10 O'clock A. M, un.
til further notice.
Passengers for ape May, will con.ult their interest
by taking this route, it is, in addition to being the
cheapest the most expeditions and comic table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We haye
tered into forward passengers through
New York. either by steamers allowing them the
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three four dnys
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival
the steamers. a.,
Shippers to the West-Tobaeronisls dcsi
of shipping P,ttsburg, will please bear in mind
that we have made all the necessary arrangements to
fol ward to through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
in the city, when the steamers will be ready receive
freight, and the hour of their sailing.
n. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that oil Bills Of
Laning be the wharf Rockets TO be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers
Passage through New York, LIST cabin and found 90
" Cape May, 8
3" 3" Phila'phiu, 8
:" 2nd cabin " 7
g" " Norfolk, lst "
For freight passage, apply to
RO RANKIN. Act, Richmond, w
ie % d&cts on he Dock.
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BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-17

No vouchers have yet been presented The Comptroller
thought he would wait for vouchers, and wrote to Mr..
Collins of the New YORK and Liverpool Steamship Com
pany know II he would not give voucher the two
items for passage from New York TO Liverpool and
Il ON Liverpool back to New York-amounting to about
s4OO Mr.. Collins answered that he could give no
such vouchers nothing had been charged for those
passages ii being represented that Mr. Kennedy was go
ing on government business. The account OF ex
penses furnished by Mr.. Kennedy was certified to
by him expenses necessarily incurred by him on hs
not, however, sworn 10. Yet here were two mpor
ant items of the which we're fraudulent on their
face. A Mr. Mason, who at the same time tray elled
farther than Mr. Kennedy returned his expenses $780,
and another person returned his expenses 5000 He
then entered into critical examination other items
in the bill and commented upon them with considerable
sc, rrty.
The question then taken and the amendment was
agreed to by yeas 36-nays not counted.
Mr.. BouAsp moved to amend the provision making ap
preparation for the continuance Of the capitol extension
by providing that Of the money should be expended
till after the st Of April next in order at the nyest
cation now going on may be finished
The subject OF frauds &c. in the work was further de-
bated, after which the amendment was agreed TO.
Other amendments submitted and agreed TO- and
the bill was then passed.
THE TEHu ANTEPEc QUESTION
mitee Foreign Relations the subject Of the right Of
way across the Istbmus of Tehuantepec
Mr.. BROOKE (whig) of Miss, resumed and concluded
his remarks in favor of the resolution in reply to Messr
Seward and Hale.
Mr.. GwlN, (dcm. of Cal, moved test question
that the resolutions he laid the table pending which
the Senate adjourned.