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KlN<' \ Nd Z Z F'.7. I'NNO WV SF!.F.'
Richmond,
privately. hirs kius Ilrcu runuIs nnueiiIc
il c,, ,c ru1, Ncntv"u @ihin -: rilra
,,c hall which the balance lrhrrrd H't ula
growth nm. when would b" cnu sCai j. tor hui
Is a rough tie IAN
sufficient mIl- latter ~ ~hirh would b" four
profitable ;!rc sH'h CONS
ncnce within de i.cc The ai IL Ui medium qua!
10 he al dc. The Inii'
dwelling. kifCi smoke hc.rr
ria.e house huGEe sable. Ice house. htnzst1
addition good orchard 81 choice rui
and good water For uTter pdnicuars. Wy 10 Nj vi MOI
rarr box RcinuUh Post 0cc, The subscriber, r
u,,tl-e.. Address NcI;oSu, King Il Queen Coruy
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u II. BRANCH,

Inspectors at " cslIill.
l. : u any ni rIcGs who consign their Tobacco
nl-sioE Merchants s!a have IT, Inspected AT West.
iil we respectfully suggest that they rk .West' before
stt be sent ifu home. tir
P,lrrsuurs. Eel. -. -53-c.m BIS
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'a " i", Wheat Flour, Corn, ana all other fro'ttc, VIII
Tie leier that HEY MI lcir iLssGc" The
lrr'-ls II all wh" ma! pa. .um.
They aye prepared :" LIBERAL ADA produce con
s'an"Iir t'.mr
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD Ir
EDWIN II. CIlAMEEaLhNNE.
!.lrnrt V, Marrr lat 1853
Iirs III" !l,rit bestowed
yI ~. tnS -"cL combination
JOHN VI. SHEPPARD JR
March l--G@cl:n
arr-h Register DalviI!c Republican,. lyncihurs VT.rmn
JEar"tt.Sre jratUiIn. Will please copy Is above Sugk
thurIIH: copy months Gm seud hi Is rs office
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
.flNG E,t. appointed It's, cc,as a. Tobacco" u Wet iii
War.iuur the oi Petersburg. respectfully
ell planters aid !tneIs Ia ta Article
We tI experience al zen cars b! o n
~ Eunns.nn Merchant "cu tobacco OF The rri ':
experience ti,cn I ir on r
Inspector - Warehouse 10 presume loo much
ir Tor The statluu wien ask hcrI encouragement
from cUaud add extended patronage ~ M
Wr the sal. OF Tobacco Wet HI T.
hns dvuo.iM: thal !y observation o the
Petersburg maTke and good iIC,S iun ifcia arna
d~a general acquaintance a he buyers. VIII enable !" Obtain
m market ali times; u!! :l service y" shall MAKE
ne charge which has been made Tor many years BACK an:
"hcha h"w HcEs made warehouse IN The Giles oil Pe.
cfift Richmond, snn" or believe O. MY cets
pr h Ion selling collecting ana paying, or otherwise aprEurriaI
M Au chose ISi osed 10 patr"tZc u III his
nay! 10 haze then i. cair;u marked BRANCH SfpSGR West:
' Petersburg. before sending Them home We viii also
10 "r care IL concusiGn promise tocare
TIE Obligations ul duty auliT IL
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~ -. .Arrt am n"w receiving my large
ID .' W. -.",a H.. latest and mcst onnJnvei "''1n
.'t.r. q g., - fashionable patterns srheI with Leat
'arre Ii, h furnishing and fancy eooIs-.u winch
: -stt.: al PURCHASERS assuring thehi 10 pains
=. Il '-'. HENRY SIiaFER
-, tu> Mail esr. so..st i3I
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His long experience INSPECTOR statesman
.uhntdhce "ih all aged tie tobacco Ia!r
Ei'!c VII enable hn Iroru.c tie highest prices l.
may lin with The sale ;hnrcr"Is viii Tai!
ucul"r attention !" HE sa!e 81 Wheat arl L omr.
sro- uI =. front building Stuckuc Warehouse.
Dcr3--ci! T. JOHNSON
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WILLIAM MoUNTJOf's M.kBLE FACTORY,

M'LU!t!. HOUSE, WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
JAMES CARROLL. PROPRIETOR.
~ Wis sl"tdi ii III - nav Ia in "caion provird Win al
appliances last class House l. situated On Mon
G;ucs he ali., and three
hundred .ar!sIrnm III. rail roa! Nci"i.
The Proprietor. los Ell for The last years III
III: Eutlw "uc mr. tr"nlcut ne satisfy the cxcct
ui III: travelling public and merit their patronage
.Erbi G
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SELLING OFF AT .UCJtOS .',;IcnS-
liz. vii l.ii many desirable Dark and lcn. Mnn,
hres" b. lalncs Btrcgrs, Lawns. Gnshams Ac ~h .,ri
t,Uur.l cicn.:, prices. los. 80. 49,
llys aud pre- sending them auction
VI sr r:; days longer such law prices
ai. !srg .cy sale - call III tme buy Al about
t; lircs .YOi Muuselin the price OF Calico,
H. WIN. !. SWORDS 225, Broad street
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AVENUE HOTEL, WASHINGTON CITY,
GEO FRENCH y CO.. PRDrHlETORS
Inf Of nd Old Point Conf fort.

Lntc OF H0rfolk Va, ana Old Point Comfort
'ENIS spir'! !!"lcs iI pf the reception ." Company
The AID lumishc! ti"neinui III ih'
late an! best Situated midway the rcnhSyYd''
vicinity Browns aud the Nation,
Hotels thu cncr. Office the Patent Office and con
IiaIiS al the Smithsonian Institute, Washington Hpnn
mc'.c The soprIrr i.a Themselves that every attention
viii ir pad 10 Ia. ru,unri o. their guests.
Inn $500 I'M.
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TIE ,t.:, al TN. su Is sisti aj~in ocE
r .; A.1agier crE.r f,cc'sc y -; AFn'h OF
'e ar. atrnz tcn ri'ic 3ao hie shdt me
sutauts Win Lock- an Scit7 i9' Hs' az: M' 's-Ss u
.b o. nuc oil the plaintiff IA, NJ ThcT.' ~ ""tcci
M tie aid as. nercd defendants d. app"ar mere h os incN
-rpics Q: order aad d. ih1 IS necessary = pro
,- ;ts,r interest and ros u Ills -cr &c fshed once
u,ee far four TIE Richmond enquirer
ne. m III. OF RIchmon!. and also De posted al
q" ;hi- COUNTY on INC rst nay ."
u" :, "sA IL DAVID NJ HUNTER CLERK.
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III LA ID Fol< "a r. 49,. $40, -.
lease consisting "i one ume
and i,y situated miles iIom "i'imushuts
and similar Aliens Wharf, James River fSi
further garticu apply the subscriber al WiAmbus
Fab Irwin JOHN ". GAIT, VI, u
L0T EOit SALE.
WISH sci! (hcIng Hall d.) III The llonc hj
M known as "U!d Iayrr the Northwest corner OF
Main and 10Th s,rc- Cy Richmond and opposite the linton
Hotel For fuhor Grp! the subscriber al "Islnr
Joii> NJ 'tLi' W ~
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tiiNN E.S u. SUTTON,
IL L. 4 = \ 4 4

: r.,rilr, NH .irrty arIc -utt"
-iut II. nuftt'"'atiEE icrn-b Y
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HEENf TIL FATT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT. RICHMOND VA,
Ifl LILY tenders Inv 10 his ni friends an" Pc
HI irons Generally the sale 81 Tobacco
Wheat, Flour. To all 81 which hr viii give hs rolh
mai attention. IL VII purchase. we'll as o"a'
Goods Wr> aud Merchandise the usual terms when 'el"'e"
March, . Scn
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GEN SANFORD AID MARTIAL LAW.


7 ~ Edioy Of ReN T. Tt5re.
SRIhe A,e riot in Hudson street has suggested Ia my
ind the inquiry which have heard expressed b. many
whether citizens in military civic professions have say
exclusive permanent right to the streets through which
they may pass aud ii so By virtue Of whthw It would
etm from the course pursued BY the IIberGiius that
occasion end by the military almost al occasions, As
beautifully e1en pfed by the Bully IN Chief Ike speech Of
Geierl SaGod In Court at the examination Of ths rioters
and practically exeupifed by the riding down Of pe'ce
able and unoendng citizens in public grounds and
thoroueff,res frequently that they az lea.t beeve IA
ir,r superior rights or the po*vfs oi inrir GENERAL Or
Marshal t. Il AXE martial law for the occasion.
Now IL cIuzcns not 81 the ranks must give Place on
every ard each occasion 10 the pleasure vii Of those
at ire however extrAyIgaIt or de'Poc thDk the fact
should be- more generally published that may the
tify Of res,eice ard BY whom are persecutsd aud
NOT as is row done blame the Conductors, shen from eight
to loads OF passengers ore delayed On the track
because military company choose to march there rather
Iau On one SIDE. "A hlCfL.
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SEVERE HAIL STORM.

IL he Edi,or \ 71rE y. T5beEe;
Sln: AS You solicit information Of tie kind, write
though late to inform you Of the occurrence Of severe
soIm of wind rain and hail that visited this section
about 81 O'Clock F. NJ. on the lst inst A dark cloud
Law in the West with the wind for tine adverse bat
this changing the storm rolled mp the al! With fearful
ASPECT aud in few moments dealt disuay AMI dstruc
lion The rain fe in torrents the wind blowing fearful
w. While the all fell fast and exceedingly larg- one stone,
or lon o. IN the form Of door knob, md 10 th form they
fell vss measured a. am formed ard is greater cir
Gun renee was found 20 b. inches. aud ---r inches,
and TIL. half heur sitter the storm "a abafed my eel
Uresuue a. lsrse this The de.ruct De 70 the crops
and fruif fr,m this cause l. greater hsn Is rem 9sred by
car odtst Msny held, Of wbeat and oats
badly dan TO scarcely psy lor gathering except Nr
e straw and The corn in many "a anc-s s halfcl, 0Ogn
Tie dan .ge oc -aonrd By ils wind p-rb p greater
Tbs though assumed less The form II whrH Itl IS
nsuse. 1tue red blew with tremendous force and has
unreof, severs barns AID partially blown doFn nunbe
and cit ard forest fees IA great abundance the <Drn
ranged IT. n wet 10 east but IL. eKtsot though gred
csfot s,te neither can give rs width yet this RANGED
rrobabiy from ten fifteen miles 10 tie township lying
above the vnd equally violent buf he ali cOmptrt
lively hlht The duration Of tie storm think vas a3ou.
fifteen MINUTES
L5J Ds5in Tsvrilp M5a,g,sry. Co. Penn, JAY ls.3
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TnE GRlNNELL ARCTIC EXPEDrrION.

We are permitted 70 publish the following
lt'ters from Or. Kane, |. 5 n, Commander OF the
serrd American NpediiOn for the OF Sir John
TisrkNu Jointly fitted out by Mr.. Henry Grnne anl
Nh George Peahedy, formerly Of Danyers. Mass nova
Banker Of tie City Of London Joar OF Com
ST JOHNS Newfoundland, Jolly rs, 1888.
Here We are safe sIc sound 50 s. Johns will delay
1T q place not hour beyond absolute necessity In
el,f,d will boon be - Dscoe and an most anxious b
c.tci lin Ny stay therefore will only be until ths oxen
are slaughtered snd the butcher promises Their delivery
AZ . a NJ To morrow
The ksor IS Of these good people surp'ssss conception
The Governor gave DE an elegant dinner a bis mansion
this afternoon and vessel has been 'erln with VS.
JIM have taken ia nearly twelve hundred pounds
If prime fresh beef rubbed with salt and sapstre and
then usren il down with twne and hung IL IN the r ng
carefully = 'elded from, he sun with lneas.
The Governor Mr. Hamilton. Is \ brother OF the S'cre
tarv at the Adm rally l- take. grea interest m the
Expedition. and has presented me- WITH tine team "i
trained dogs accompanied ~ four barrels ~ al pDer
used for .hrir food This present yey valuable. lhNe
purchased for them set ot uness sn1 -led ,e.
Tie Govtrurr his laoy the Sur eyortisu aud TIE
officers of TIE regiment visit ne a. p ani by 10 CLOCK
hope 10 be- under way fer Disco
Snow shoes and moose skin. Of very good qu tty and
chrsn have 0l.o obtained, aud al,o teh or rattle quar-
ter cured sauor winch costs but three pence pr pound
and viii b.. / think. useful winter DIET
Tie N,uiour, lauoers sro bout 10 MAKE 2 large con
trihttop 70 ,our industrial Exhibition rhsvess- leaves
GA tuesday. with Messrs Nntlr aud lre ~ Supern-
rend,rts The process seal fshing o. illustrated by
uccr ard stuffed specimens of the seals accompany e.
Tie len, r preceding this viii tell YOU well All lied
am with the officers and men Both woA " tn Will and
think aud hope beginning t. get attached T. ms
allow caring deck or T. the crew Ani no threats
as 10 kro, king d. wn, g., &c, &c, which nud to Do
ra'h,ra ftv,rte performance N the merchant service
Neither Is any liquor usec on board
SIR p 81 raIu commune ftion 10 "a comprising
substantially the fict- al wa, says ID the
presett time but vessel has reported citing On 'Ae
Arctic ice between this port ana EuroPe-ihr inference
Therefore h.. that the Northern seas yet retNn the zee
f.r adj I'll J.n
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shocking seciden, occurred ou the Csnhoctoa Valley
Railroad a Avon Sprrgs. y. Y about sun down July
The gravel 'rss coming in With the lshesers raa on ne
rsct h'. west ~ The bric rc G.1etaa Rver Oaa
usnNas Bin instantly AID four 9th q 81 baly iaiarai
hat the rhyscans ssy they cannot 1--we bat sort tina
srd several othsis ore isss Injured. hat not f.iAy
The caussle track spresd. Oher- say that Wheel %
Of the grave cr, broke hnt WHISTLER the wheel bnke
before after The were OF the tack, d9lI seen to
be- Known.
We are reone.tad by CAPT Duay % say that thA tia.
rsEhic dispatch IN the NewYok psHsrs o. Sunday 70
the effect tb~i ti@ Tsh company o. thls city we're Pc
--rred Hor ui ing out % rec,.,v 80 Me=gasf -
Priests "a entirely false Ha1 III Neagher visited thg city
IN pnbfc csVsriv "a one Of the paNs OF tas lnsh
str isle The military wogd ~ are Ssiar~d' hase oeen
81 hs,y t0 have gwen bin rec pc1 but as Lecturer
criv there IA p. M piople'y N Their arnlng pat
lNev.H,yep lconn Jonrusi ard coarer, Jays
ToC,rcr PorAR By,R We quote f,am 'NTrs
tive of the Nuvsra II the Herald" hy R-rthold Sauna
published in England the folosing story wach " very
tough, 20 say the least
o. thick and strong piece Of whNsoons anos toar
inches broad aud two Zee, long IS bent double While IA
this state some pieces o. bnhhsr are wrapped sroanf ~
and the couirvsnce placed in the open air ~here neg
teupcraVre renders hard and csmgsct 10 - nes rery
Use. the natives being armed With blFs anf ~fs~s.
sno taxing the frozen with them. part IN quest OF
the prey aud the animal ofthen de-
hbert-ly dischsrgs arrow 81 /, The bee feeling ms
Rsu pursues the party In full retreat but me-nng
with the frozen Oubaer dropped expressly ter T. allows
TIE lump The chase, the exercise OF riuung aud tno
ustm heat the inside soon the dissolution of the
bUhler the whale bone thus freed from ncu nbrsncs,
spriI . ck - is old position and makes su3a havoc
Nh The ueiines, that the beast dsconnues the chase
and soon dics.
crushed by the passing under bridge AZ Little Val
lev. \ on the i'h lie IN company with others On
pleasure son snd had mounted top Of the cars
by which means he came 70 a sad and sudden death
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s'r sid to b. he huran skin, bearing ve'y TearAso7
and oRsgreeshle smell
A great quantity Of umbrellas we're likewise 10 o.
found in the show They were al maze OF OLE
psper II form exactly Ike those Of hs Cbiase odt OF
better work. They we're h-own With yellow sinpss 'ue
srasos bore four large figures Of mixed co.or' si'ns
tr'm 8 curious appearance. Nicely woven toofmNs O
straw ~ every color hroous, &C. were in sret deaAi
TIE lsitsr generally being sold by the 6lx.
Tie japanese Tcko remains open &c about three months
every year. Whatever Is not sold during that period l.
sent to Holsud. 10 prove how excellent hes jsplnn@
must b. vi hat svca the Lhia-se thoush
they themselves Furnish abundance Of the kad
Of goods occasionally buy them - Batavia and make
large p Oft ~ SCI ding them to Chin,
Dr. Main be- who Is in the service Of the Dltch Gov
eminent sno whose acquaintance haop' to make
showed ne several japanese books aad among others
work on Batary with excellent drsEin-s. The books
rrfe after tbs Chinese ~ very thu psper sui
lar 70 silk with tie leaves printed ocy side. They
resd Of course from the right 70 - lst L, j. 70 be
ereed that he writing consist. of hiroZyphics uantei
ebe 10 rs The pictures mostly represent landscapes AID
historical events the, are beautifully coored but tue per
spectiye Is seldom correct
The costume Of the japanese is much Ike that OF the
Chinese They have their HAIR BRAIDED in the most PecI
lar style aud fastened with pins and arrows have baen
told that ri night they wooden pillows, SIX or eight
inches Igh and provided in the middle with small velvet
cushion probably In order spoil their headdress Or
20 get il into disorder the fixing OF It attended with
much toll ard trouble
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Saw, sss.e ssts. VIZ sS s'sad 81 Joln Wsss ssh
NJ BURROUGHS flen moved = ns,ruc, ,he CON nit
tee 20 bring in additrns aruce in acer iance win b
erection 10 instruct the committee O. prepare r'e
sgssi Nr Mshes for his refusal 10 Supern'e1d
err Waterman.
Mr HADLEY opposed the motion
Mr. CLAPP moved "a amend n instruct the Con - ?
brig articles 81 impeachment against he peubs~ 4
The Canal Board who had voted - retain Smith and va
in Office and had violated in other respects the -
M HASTINGS urged the original motion in opposition
10 q amendment.
Recess 70 Z NJ
The amer Omen. Of Ar CLAPT Wa adopted
The question being upon the resolution az amended -
irftI0c the Committee 10 bring 10 articles aga 1T AZ n-l-
bers ~ the Cana Board who reu-cd 10 VOC - rsInO
Superintendent Waterman.
Mr. d. b. TAYLOR took the foor, and eontiauei bis
remarks upon the main question lie should woe 40
remsrks here assuming a personal character,
Mr BURROUGHS raised question Of order concern
The SPEAKER decded the point Of order well takan.
Mr. D. b TAYLOR proceeded, and was again called 70
and decided b the Chair to b. grossly oat Of order
Mr HOLLY desired to farther amend, tbs; the Com
rnit,ce nigh; better understand her duty He moved 20
amend 20 instruct the Committee IN addition t. BRING
in articles Of impeachment against l. 5 Chaiaeld on or
before Tuesday next.
MA c. HALL moved farther to amend t. nstruc; the
Cor Uee 10 bring in articles Of impeachment against all
the mflnffra 81 inc i1uA NJ" rAt u OAOi
were impeached III the Canal lettings.
Mr. HASTINGS hoped the House would not, without
sufficient reason revere any decision has made.
Tie debate continued, and the resolution directing
articles Of Impeachment agsin-t those Numbers o. the
Canal Board who refused 10 remove Waterman was lost
Ayes 2s-N.y- 80.
Dir CHAMPLIN called up bis resolutions indoTsihg
Presidents Pierccs Inaugural and forthwith moved the
previous quesfiOn. lSes letter b4lOw.
Mr. D. B TAYLOR Introduced bill, making ten hours
a DAY labor on public works
The articles Of impeachment were taken up and adopted
by vote Of - TO q.
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NV w. ROCHEsTEo, fr1ay llf 3 lsb
The Colored Convention discussed te sa9Se. ~.
,;or lat eve ing upon repor submitted oy iseV ,f'
Tst"s ,ssou spssches were made by Fred Diudss Re-
,osd srd Lanes,on and Gains Of Ohio al IN e'aea op
pc,fon ,be 1ou vesion took NJ the repor, for Ma
,.i C,os. Of Color4d Men and debated = I'D the re-
c~ss Tn point which chiefly arrested t-nuDn E.' 'ls
s~o,d coor.d Many in favor OF stnkng u ont II
vss however finally r-tsnfd
Reselnfiops w.re introduced awarding high praise %
Mr. C.rr.os a. the Us, and constant ad g"cle Of kan-
cpstion They we're carried With enthu'itsr
sosn, Cify colleges ssniuaFes where )l1ed people
could be educated. ,.,.,
The Committee Literature were allotted further time
TIE Convention decided to adjourn at Il o'clock this
eyeping.
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DEATH OF REV. Mr.. BARR.

Cor-esrordtrce Of The Tribune
UNION SPRINGS, wcdnoday. JAY G. 1853
Tho folozing resolutions Ia relation 20 the death If the
iaie Rev Oliver Barr Agent of lOch COleg, VIII, Wa
killed in the melancholy tragedy at South Norwuk, Conn,
the 6tn Of last May. were passed by the Neg orS
central Christian Conference which convened At zion
Springs Cayuga County, the goth day e June, with
instructors the Secretary forward copy o. the
~ The IliHAe publication, you should feel spose
20 give them an us' r'iop.
h,ietfi That with great that reflect on tue tragca
death Of esteemed and dearly beloved Bof Barr Which
oct,t NoFak Conn, Mayo 1884 Tina 0s b character
h. is.ial man. q the re- atoaa oi ne Fe have 60
profJLde tha from tc cnsieaton - t' ChHfn Ma
'strv attest hos flcu, inst mourn M i)si
he rrarabe aud coosde tn d. ms deifh
he world lover IRlte0usn s8 tu1 IN ninity
ffsi.cG Thai de- ply ffnpato WITH ia hhcd am IN
q ln BE- oierd 10 God, who bsaYs h iea Ia
I've th, III. grace AND bc them 90 fdark sad ns
Mr. A C0lcRS, Secretary.
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ALBANY.
Prcsiden. Pierce hndorsed At Last.

-
ALBANY, Fhj4y. JAY J. 1856.
The House has jast passed Mr. Champlins Resou
tions endorsing the Inaugural &c The rst resolution,
affirming the principles OF the Democratic Platform was
adopted, Ayes 10 OIL DemOcrats) Nays 2, Gail Wings
except Mr.. Shaw
IYEsMe'.r Ar.br'y Dader, rsalwh. Bisuyslt PsT on
freD, fo 1ov az "A !" l5Se G nm Nm TeSde-o
H'Ioe 19, H ign Ib,s Ietsop Kearbev Lavren.e liz
n,a'or Looms Nahum Marsh, Martin, Mckinney HeLesa No
Roeer j. Tose r 1y Rose esriag smith snth L II GIN n
w ,ge'tl = w,st. Wilson. y9iashs-7o
EhYs-M,rs Bensn BuTne', Bush CRY c,a2p Cook Duho,
Evoth n E, Haidas Hayden, Hentee Hutchinson Kenne
~ sO ss sr d'S sesft Toniead We ve9ab
9'a 10y ro s l.os' W IsvoT W.T. .a,, Me..r ST.
ore How'd Hecihz Loo,.b1ry NC y Miller, r. smith
The second resolution, approving OF the s'lnt taken
by the President in his Message upon the principles OF
tie Baltimore platform, the selection OF his Cabinet aud
the mode in which he has carried out the pledges IN his
Message, was adopted by O. to 30.
P9 vs ,ee e "a F a. ePT s !o' s
NASSAU Wigs as owe except Z Ely Glover Jacss'9 Ly
vote Nj Shaw oeu who voted Oh the arsi resolution
Much excitement prevailed during the taking Of the
vote Members fying in every direction. Others ask
ing and begging to be excused, and Offering al sorts OF
reasons.
ID. b. TAYLOR, .f New York, in the extreme of his
perturbation denounced Gen. Pierce, lis nom nations,
The BarnBuners the oOlt-Shells, and every one else
Russell Smith, Of New-lOrk, was excused. BY pop
ring out Just in tac lie avoided the operation of the
rule.
D. b. Taylor brought in bill to-day making ten hours
days work all the public works unless the parties
interested make agreement to the contrary .,
Mr. Hadley brought 10 IA bill to amend the act consOll
dating the Central Line of Railroads. The amend
ments allow the Companies to mortgage their properly
TO nav debts and allow them TO charge the extra cent
when for instance the fare at two per mile amounts
TO II cents-making It - cents. This IL, on the one
hand an accommodation 70 the passenger avoiding the
trouble Of carving pennies, while The Companies, by
f1nctions viii gain pretty good sized whole. H.soP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
PataI RsiIrond AcciIeYt-Ffre M CrlnBfoyyn.


Last evening SIR Uugbes, AZ gentle nan, formerly
an Inoi4n Interpreter and in the employ Of the Hlis1n
Bay Company f1r 20 yesr-. was instantly killed while
crossiDe tie track % the Montreal and New York Railroad
His horse rsivs and dashed on 70 the track and
both it and the carr, e. were torn 70 pieces
The tobacco aud snuff mandatory Of Mr.. A. Levy ~
Grifniown was desr yed by tire this )rnng Loss Mt