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AN IRISH SERMoN.-Mrs. Mulvany, We must
die, although you're So hale and harty We must
die, that ye mnst And you, Mr.. Rafferty,, We
must die too, although ye are so lane and lank
that We scarce make n shadow when the sun
shines ye must die, that we must. And you.
Mr.. EnniskilIen, ye must die too, that we mast.
And you too, Teague M'Gnnis for all rosy
checked and for ever making love to the
girls at Donnybrook FAIR We must die. / must
die too although am pastor of the parish. and
have the care of all yer sowls, l must die too
and when shall be coming up before Goodness.
and Goodness is after saying to ME" Father
Mulrico Lat!ery, how is your parish on for
drunkenness !" shall say, g Och mighty clean.
yer honor" And then Goodness will say.
. Father Mulrico Latferty. how is yer parish of
for thaving and snch like deadly sins ~ "Och.
mighty clean, yer honor" SO We see it's good
character shall be given Goodness, of yez all
but when Goodness shall say to me. Father
Mnlrico Lafferiy. how have they paid you their
Easter dues?'' what shall say to that We black
guards?
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County Surveyor, Siskiyou Co

KosspTH.-In abiding 10 the statement that
kossuth Is again about to visit America the n.
Y. Courier and Enquirer says:
We speak advisedly when we say, he dare
not return We speak from knowledge and the
evidence OF our own eyes, when we say, that he
requtted the generosity of our people by the
basest lngratitude, and that before he skunk from
our shores under the alias of Alexander Smith
he signed a contract to head an expedition from
this city against country with which we are
at peace, in open defiance of our neutrality laws
This we say we know from the evidence of our
eyes, before the infamous contract was deposit
ted in the Department of State; and if he VEN
lures again to come among us, our Government,
whether Wing or Democrat, will not hesitate to
arrest and punish him.
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Il. II. SEN H0UR,

NTHOLESALE DEALER IN WOOD AND
w Willow Ware, No. lQS Clay street, San
Francisco, keeps constantly an assortment OF
goods OF the kind, including
. and 3 hoop Pals, painted Tubs,
Cedar Tubs, ChurnS, assorted,
Chopping Trays. assorted. Chopping Bowls
Shaker BroomS Wire Brooms,
Hickory Brooms Stove and Shoe Brushes,
Pane and Window Glass, Iron bound Kegs,
" OGDEN bound kegs, Barrels III nests,
Willow Wagons, do Globes Baskets,
Willow Market Baskets, do Chairs
Willow Plate Baskets, Bnshel Baskets,
Fruit and Grain Baskets, Potatoe Washers,
Salt Boxes, Alicante and Manila Mats,
Russia and Table Mats,
Painted, Vanished and Oaken Pals,
Painted keelerS covered Buckets III nests,
Barrel Covers, Measures in nests,
Axe. Pick and Hoe Handles,
Wash Boards, Hair Brushes,
Floor Whtewa>h, Scrub and Horse Brushes
Well Buckets. Step Ladders
Butter Prints. Clothes Pins,
Bung Starters, &c. &c. mar2Gti
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NpW BOOKS
Wholesale ami Retail,

TVhoIcsaZc nd Z etaiI,
At THE SHASTA BOOK STORE, OPPO-
N site the Ell Dorado Hotel. may be found at
all times, large and splendid assortment OF
Books and Stationery. which are offered for sale
at the lowest prices. Among the late works just
received are the following:
The Necronlancer, Parricide, Qnintin AIatsys,
Fair Rosamond. Amy Lawrence, Mob Cap, Rose
Ashford, Maurice Tierney, Dalions Stanley
Thorn, Lady Felicia. Fortune Teller, &c.
Also. the works of Shakespeare, Byron. Milton,
Gray, Campbell, and other distinguished poets.
All of the latest newspapers, both home and
foreign, constantly ON hand.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to his
business, to merit continuance of the patron
age heretofore bestowed on him.
mar12f a. ROMAN.
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Sc Have we q Rourbon Amonx ms p,

Putnam's Monthly for February, proves that a
Rev. Eleazer Williams, of New York State, is
Louis XVII. The proof rests upon circumstan-
tial evidence. We give the following links In
the chain:
The Prince de Joinville, ON his arrival in
this country, inquired for MIR. Williams, and
sought aid obtained an interview with him at
Green Bay, in which, after demandidg condi-
tional pledge of secresy, he required of him a
resignation of the crown of France. as Its legiti-
mate heir, in favor of Louis Philippe, and after
wards corresponded with him through his secre-
taries.
After the Princes return, Louis Philippe
scrote nth has olrn hand TO pr. Williams.
q He closely resembles Louis X VIII
Various marks on his body correspond ex-
actly with those known to have been on the body
of the Dauphin.
Boxes of clothing and medals of Louis XVI
and Maria Actoinette, were left with the child,
one of which is still in Mr. Williams's possession.
An unknown FEenchman came to see Mr.
Williams in his youth, and wept over him.
Williams idiotic at the age of ID or a.
The Dauphin at the age of 10 was reduced to the
same condition by i'll treatment.
"A decree for the punishment of the son of
Louis XVI, passed the French Convention in
1894.
1.-The President and the Ecclesiastical digni-
taries of France have written to Mr.. Williams,
making inquiries concerning his history
The above statements are facts. Mr.. Williams
has been for tweny-six years good Episcopal
liam Missionary among the Indians of New York,
and no efforts that were made by emssaries Of
France to induce him to return to the Romish
communion had any effect upon that extraordi-
nary gentleman.
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PoET's DESCRIPTION OF THE Ericsson.
The Home Journal which looks upon the world
with the dreamy eyes of Poesy, thus daguerreo-
types the g Breathing Engineer
A calorc ship is steamer with the devil ont
of it-a ship of the millennium gentle. safe
and quiet craft that will go silently yet swiftly
over the waves as poets and Swedenborgians
imagine a celestial bark may course her way
through space from sphere to sphere, bearing
beautiful Immortals on errantls of love-
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- Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet and
ploughman, who died neglected and unfriended,
Is likely IN his descendants TO mingle with the
arlstocracy of Britain, by our late Eng
ish files Major Burns-or Colonel-at present
holding high situation in India, has his patcnt
of nobility made ont and will shortly be gazet-
ted Baron of Ellisland, the name of Burns
farm. 1t is thus the British peerage seek to
wipe ont the stain upon their appreciation Of
genius
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PRAcrIcAL Acknowledgment Walker,
Esq, OF Jamaica, writing to his brother III
Charleston, S. c., uses the subioined language.
He is an Englislman, who has resided in the Is
land for many years, and after personal inves-
tgation of the Abolition operations of his own
Government says:
:" hope and trust you will never be imbued
with anti-slavery doctrines; and if many could
witness the ruin of interests, both moral and ma
terial, the misery of families, and the lesolaton
of all which | now see around me- occasoned
by the emancipation of the negroes, there would
be less agitation in your country that much
vexed question. Ihope the people ofthe South
will hold their own. Emancipation means con
fscaton and misery to both races. Let people
come to jamaica and judge for themselves, and
witness the white race driven from their hearth
and home by the destructive policy ofthe mother
country. An Exodus of the white race has al
ready commenced, and l am preparing to join
in the stream, and abandon a worthless and
ruined country"
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STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
SnrinQ Aarran gemenf

STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
Spring Arrangement.
BAXTER g. co. U. S. MAIL LINE OF
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento
M&A THE PROPRIE- 81
@@zEA tors of the above lineSESzzzz=sz==z
being desirons of accommodating the travelling
public, by running their line as Soon as the bad
state of the road would permit. have placed up
on this route their splendid stock of American
Horses and elegant Concord Coaches, which
will leave the St. Charles Hotel, Shasta, every
morning at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, for Sacramento,
via
Readings Springs,
MIX Ranch
Clear Creek
Daingerfelds Ranch
Amer1can Ranch,
Cottonwood,
Prairie House,
Potter's Ferry,
Red Bluffs,
Tehama,
Jolnsoa's Ranch,
lMonroecile,
Placer City,
ITalets' aad
Cols,sa.
Passengers arriving by this line can be furn-
ished with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines, by Mr.. james Loag, at the Shasta Stock
Market. VIM. A. NUNNALLY. Agent,
ST. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, March, 1858 marie If
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~ The County Clerk, of st. Charles County
found that he had lost many fee by persons
promising to call again and settle. He therefore
himself In administering the oath he would
give it thus:
" You swear that the contents of this paper is
correct and true TO the best of your know ledge
and belief. You owe me fifty cents, so help you
God -
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Dow JR.'s FAITH.-I believe that kicking
against custom and splitting in the face of fash
ion, is a futile and foolish endeayor. Boil may
need correction, but they must and will have
their own way. believe that if the devil be the
father Of liars, he has plaguy large family to
look after, aud that it is rapidly increasing.
l believe girls are like kittens: gently smooth
them down the right way, they rub and pur
most affectionately but give them the contrary
brush, and their back is up in the most disdan-
ful manner.
believe that simple honesty, the aked truth,
pure virtue, and straight up and down way OF
dealing with lhe world, have as many advan-
tages over the vices, tricks and stratagems of the
devlish, in the long run, good square trot-
ting horse has over pacing pony or racker that
goes his mile or two like the mischief and is
done for the rest of his journey.
l believe that an old sinner, who has spent his
days in studying how to plumber his neighbor
and is living i'll atfluence the proceeds of his
vilany is not the proper person 10 propagate
falsehood on his tellow-man who is earning his
bread by honest labor. | believe that such
man had better take the hog from his own eye
before he attempts to snatch the bristle from his
neighbor's eye.
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- We had related to us the other day an
anecdote of an old lady who formerly entertain
ed travellers in neishboring county. Before
her guests commenced a meal it was her custom
to ask blessing. She elways delivered herself
in this wise: "Oh Lord make us truly thankful
for the food before u.s. Nancy hand round the
corn bread first, and the biscuits afterwards.
Amen y
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E5T Somebody says, g a baby laughing in its
dreams is conversing with angels" Perhaps so
and when crying in their waking hours, are
having spat with the devil. If such is the case
the poor dears'' have considerable more COM
munication with his Satanic majesty than with
the spirits of light-Catitor7tia
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TO LET.
nNE LARGE STORE ROOM, FREE FROM
" all annoyance from The inclenency of the
weather, immediately adjoining the Sheriff 5
Office, at the upper end OF lown.
ALSO,
Several small and conveniently situated Rooms
comfortably fitted up, and suitable either for of
fees or bedrooms, will be let for moderate
compensation.
For further particulars please enquire, on the
premises, of ID. CORSAJT.
Shasta, Nov. 90, 1852. marriott
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VERMONT GIRLs.-Hon Henry Oliver, former
" an NJ. c. from Vermont, was asked while in
Washington, how he liked residence al the
capitol. He replied. he did not like to live at
Washington as well as Vermont, :" for here they
have white butter and yellow girls, while in
Vermont they have yellow butter and white
girls
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~ The editor of the Scientific American
doubts if the Ericsson will prove successful. DR..
Lardner doubted if steam would propel a vessel
over the Atlantic, but afterwards gave practical
evidence of belief in the fact, by taking the
benefit of it in running away with another man S
wife Tn this country
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e The editor Of the Kennebec Journal. in
dnnning his subscribers says: :. he has little re-
sponsibilities thrown upon him just now, which
he is obliged 10 meat
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CITY BATH USE.

Rear Of the California Er change,
SHASTA.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
lHl of the above establishment begs leave
man to call the attention of the public at
i+],,si944 large, to his new and commodious
l#!#|lf BATHING ROOMS,
aiiiiiiii situated in the rear of the California Elk
w change-and takes this method of in
forming them, that hing shall be wanting on
his part, that will conduce TO the comfort OF
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
Thirty l6 90
II Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
marie If III LEAN. -
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wEE.s.EaJz s.RNGEEs7lAN q 40,

Importers ard Deqiers IN Cigars and 1'obocco, No.
81 Mougomey street, Sen FronciSco.
NTE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY RE-
w cent arrivals, a large stock of Regalms,
MiarIand Laundre Cigars. John AudcrSnn's
Tobacco Goodwin & Brothers. Yellow Bank
CavendiSh and Leaf TobaGcos. Shaker, clay
and fancy pipes, matches, etc. etc.
Also, by every steamer, Via the lshmus, every
variety OF superior Havana Cigars.
\ supply of extra Cavendish Tobacco in tin
foil and pat up by ourselves, constantly on hand,
all Of winch offer for sale al lower rates than
any other establishment III this Stale
marie I'm VIM. LANGERMAN & co.
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BAY ADVERTISER ENTS.
CIGARS! CIGARs!!


TUST RECEIVED, EX CLIPPER SHIP
y Game Cock.
La Grenadina Regalias.
La Sultana do
CRYSTAL Palace do
La Fer Perla Guiana Regaias,
Ell Sol 90
Cubrey, DO
do Regalia Prensados,
Cabana do do
lose Frasqueruz do
La Sevillana Media Regalia,
La Orleans do do
La Grandma do do
La Palma Celebrada do
La Antiguadad Opera,
Cuhrey do
Ambrosia Londres,
Cabana do
Quito de Qrlen do
Candita do
La Fiel Fideliu,
= Gift,
Garcia Cigamos,
Also, the following brands America Re-
gaas:
La Salvadora, La Belas Altes,
La pelerante, Diana,
Venus, Lafayette,
Ell Dorado Hojas de Orc,
Mensegaro, Washington,
The above with an extensive stock OF cigars
and Tobacco, we offer for sale at the lowest
market rates. q. c. HORN 4 CO,
Sansome ST., between California and Pine,
mar26tf San Francisco.
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AGENCY OF BURGOYNE Il co.

AGENCY OF BURGOYNE IL co.
MarysUttte.
George w. Plume, Agent.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE PER
I'D Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
of the LIST and 18th of each month, at sight, on
Boston,
Nev York,
e Baltimore,
Washington City,
Charleston,
st. L0uis,
Cincinnati,
Neac Orleans,
Lond0a aid
Paris.
Gold Dust purchased as usual at highest
prices.
Gold Dust shipped and insured to New Or
leans, New York and Europe, at the lowest
rates
Checks at par and at sight on San Francisco.
for coin or dust marl2u
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II railway is to girdle Paris which will
cost nine million francs.
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dope, GEO. G., Flour and Grain Dealer
Il Gordpns Iron Block, Front sts mario I'm
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MI ARSTSH. ROBERT. Wholesale Dealers in
III Paints Oils, Glass, &C., Jackson ST., eight
doors ABOVE Sansome. MARIO I'm
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DOST, g. B. & CO., Commission Merchants
Il corner OF Sacramento and Front sts
In,
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NEW YORK TIMES

NEW YORK TIMES
NOR CALIFORNIA.-TH BEST NEWS
Il paper made mp for the Pacific side The
undersigned are Sole Agents for the California
edition, and are prepared to supply orders from
any part of the State.
BONESTELL & WILLISTON,
Clay street. Portsmouth Square,
marl2 IT, San Francisco.
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STOWELL, W. H. Commission Merchant
~ Battery street, near Pacific MARIO I'm
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SPECIMENS. sPEG4sKENs.!

SPECEsaENS! SPEGgfRENS!!
nF GOLD AND QUARTZ ARE BOUGHT
W at The highest price by
KEarrefi q, Sherwood,
ASSAYS are made without injury to the suriaeg
of specimens. and exact value estimated, lor
81 each. BARRETT 81 SHERWOOD,
City Observatory.
10 Mark the number, l6l Clay street, San
Francisco.
NIB. The most magnificent stock of watches
and jewellery III this Slate always OH hand, and
particular attention given 10 watch repairing
mares 3m
EUEeEESA CLOTHING; EEzFO gsEN1E.
E1vIGEL 4 TCSkA, IMPORTERS AND
Il dealers in Clolnng, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes. and Gents furnishing goods. l9l Clay
street 81 door from kearuy. mar26 IN
AUSTRALIAN Packet OFFICE.
xf~@A J. W. PARKER. SHIP fro
$500 Agent and Commission r=AA1.s.aa
Merchant, Davis street, near Pacific, San Fran
cisco nar26 I'm
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X FREEDMAN, j. S. & CO, Tobacco and CT
gar warehouse, Sansome ST., near Pacific
MARIO IF
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E.rEsEEsA cs.ssVEEaNe: EwPoEsEN0E.
AUSTRALIAN PACKER OFFICE.
GOa.F4 & MAGGIE,

eI-a SHIPPING AND PAS I'll
- IL senger office over the
Uuiea states Exchange, corner of Pacific and
Front streets, San Francisco.
GEO II. T. COLE,
marco ! IN JERMH NAGLE,
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'A6R"ELL & CURTIS Ship Chandlery and
General Provision Dealer, Central Wharf.
ooMc en Dallery and Front streets. mar1a m
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"ARDWELL, C. G. & CO., Commission
w Merchants, California street Wharf
mario
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Act making provision tor the payment of Coun-
ty Surveyors for the duties imposed upon them.
am but little inclined to do all this work mere
ly for the sake of having my r eport " duly no
ticed" in your annual reports, for my experience
teaches me that serving in any office merely for
the honor of the office, brings poor comfort in
the long run. Respectfully, &c,
JAMES T. LOWRY.
Surveyor Siskiyou Co.
[coPY.l
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i'm r., b. T. d CO., Importers of Tobacco.
= cigars Sansome ST. near Pine. mario In,
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onoEf, BOND & HALE. Commission
e.: merchants, Sansome street, between Cali
- ny: mario
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| ArrGEhMAN, VIM. s. CO, Importers of
-. tobacco and Cigars, Montgomery st. near
mar19 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

bur sffervari Mr.. Joaes cane there. ION iasorna
noo ootsined ron Carroll witness sa-ss.et t1s rress
o. Spfng; II company with O5cers AAgee and JoasS
Eeui to hayures tavern say spring there, and Askei
be boarded there; Spring answered VS. sal yog as
be man qr1ng replied yes an1 Eskei Ths re FAn'si
WIZ hin ne ssd were ocers, snf wanted HIN 70
axe ME with be got ~. and pui ai into tae
CID ard drove down = ne house N feiera-st, but
1ia not take hin out then took HIN % tie S-12 use
ard PIT nm into the cell went back o Ns-urss taE-
ern. and aer stating abogs search Springs
room ne eot up stairs under the cloh- on the table
! hund two bloody shirts shirts slOvnl-0ne OF
these found the other 10; a5o7t "a are
TIE spo,s Of blood while riding do Sn N tue cso ssv
blood on the shoulder Of his coat and on his knee;
eoAi shown-here i the blood, on; not 40 plain a. b.
tore great deal Of & = scraped o.
Cross s-Gais ed-K.eW tie house IN Feieral-st hat
often heard noise IN that house bad frequently oeea
called 10 Z on previous occasions had TAiched the
house two TeCks previous % the murder was mere 90
the Tuursdsy night Of the murder, outside. leaning
sgs.nst Mr. COEdeus railing next door, TO shethsr
there would b. any disturbance IN tie house 1Een we
hrst went into Mastres tavern, asked thA; was Na-
CURES, and somebody replied yes go.ng foEn IN tae
cHb tod the other officers TIA, would tel him wat
be arrested for and they should watch his coIne
nsnce then told the prisoner that ne arrested tor
the murder % The two women, and thought We could
prove Il on hin; Spring replied, ia id Le, ani
called The other oficers % witness VIA, bal sail 70
him be slso remarked Good God, are both them
women dead ?" sad "Yes ard you I'D IL look a. the
blood upon your cos-. and your pantloons " Sp1ag
replied. That came from my lip where | was Gus BY
Carroll in a fSht the prisoner had very black eye Al
t.e time
Samuel Mitchell testified 70 the arrest Of young Ar
thur Spring the afternoon after the murder, At M
gsires and 20 his downcast condition II the time on
account Of his fathers arrest
Arthur Spring. IT. Wa sworn AMI examined HIS
testimony the same In the main that given ne
former trial.
The weather 10 day is lovely. Our streets
are free from dust and mud and pelestrisnsm once
again rendered pleasant
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. 90. ALBANY Wednesday April 6, 1853.
Mr. MORGAN presented the memorial of the
Chamber Of Commerce In relation to the proposed
amendments 10 the CONSTITUENCIES 70 the Canals,
Taxes, and Toll Law.
Also from George GriswOld and others, OF
New York, on the subject
Mr. BARTLETT reported for the cOnsidera-
ton Of tie Senate, bill to enable any Railway Com
pany in the State to subscribe to the Stock Of the
Ple,tsburgh and Whitehall Railway Company
Mr.. MORGAN, favOrably, the Cornelius Van
derbilt Staten Island Wharf Property bill
Mr.. KIRBY, by consent, introduced bill 10
amend the General Banking Law.
On motion of Mr. MORGAN, the New-YOrk
Annual Tax bill was recOmnitied to the New iork De
legation 10 report complete, and for the purpose oil
amendment
Mr.. CoSGER reported complete the Peoples
College bill Recess.
At II o'clock, the Special Order, Mr. Wander
bits Canal resolution, was taken up.
afternoon Session.
The debate on the final passage OF Mr.. VAN
DERBILTs resolutions was continued.
Mr.. CoSGER moved to recommlt the resOlu-
tons with Instructions TO amend by borrowing four mil
lions and half Of dollars for the enlargement of the
Erie Canal. Lost. Ayes g, Nays H.
Mr. JoNIs moved snscndmc"t TINT no
part of the money borrowed under the resolutions shall
be appro} rated 10 any work done or contract made
under the Nine Millions law Lost Ayes ., Nays 10
On Mr.. TABOR's motion, an amendment was
adopted 10 let tie contracts 10 the lowest bidder.
The amendments 10 include Champlain aud
Chemung Canals were rejected.
The Senute is still in session