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The veteran whie lsccian d the Albany Evening
Journal is al bis wits cad what TO do about the present
stale Of that .lAs concern"-the whig party Al last.
however he has prescribed for the and the pre-
scripon If followed will be sure to sxtnguish what
little vitality yet left in the patient Here II s
ftom Evening Journal.
II whis, are i,npeled 70 asst. is that they
The retrospect lessons for the future Tho
campaign OF 1852 left the whg parry oyenhrown and pros
t,as, Ia sacL coadisioa political bankruptcy
we, that gravely insisted we should never re
sumo" while Others pronounced the party ann.h lated
IL Is noedfn' therefore. inquire whether. within our
ato the seeds OF failure dlsension the ecen
Of sefdcsuc,ion. shall be cncomPasseda In split OF
ankness due to ALL wings say they would rather postpone
their Ihan be again faction the
day after their triumph common enemy u. !.
but wings want to avoid. and, if we understand ther
spirit. determined to prevents the Of disson
sions bolts and defeats, which them much s4s
40 so, 81 and 81 They do place themselves
In the powsr OF faction who bolt regular
fairly made and expressing the popular will OF party.
This be done by starting fairly and Anky by allow
thoso who do intend together
With wide world before there is necessity for, and
wisdom In attempting constfain haraony between
persons Of dssgtng views uDcongenisi sympaihss.
Those therefore. who left tho wing party with tho New
York Express. buffalo Advertiser, NC, &c in 1850. who
kept the WING ticket OUT Of their columns, who defeated
the election Of whig Stale officers and Wing members Of
Congress, and who propose come IN nnder pro
test. which leaves Them libefty bo again,
f#
As The class Of wings referred 70 by the Journal SAY
through their leading presses that they will ''ay srt
The Journal suggests the party to have reached
|" union and harmony" on that point # ON other. So
the proposition looks well on paper The trouble is
that il will moi look well for the wings at the polls
Let the portion OF that party thus prescribed by the Jour
nal only stay directed. and the democratic majority
New York city alone will surpass the total Of all
the mao'itiss the whg party scrape up throughout,
the State ,.t "a fefte.a.s tss 81 n1se AT
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0-Mr C. W. JAsss Of CneiSna, ohio collecting sssu
States. assisted By Mes.Is H. a. TaesAs, ions
r.. Dxsr, q. NJ. l.. WIsxsAs, and A. l.. caILDs.
Receipts ri either Of them good.
k-My uHsny Lrwss, Montgomery, AisLans, gcs
vens agent satss u AiAns ass
isled by LEwIs JAsEs LEws. and SAsuHI D. LEwIs
Or Mr. lsRAEl 4. street,
pha general travelling agent ssscd ~ WIS., X. WnLD
CoLLlss, JAnss Dssxns j. BurroH,
r. BuTrsn, Isaac ~ BoDlsH, EpsusD W. WsLxY, WILLIAM L.
WHITMAN, and Gxokox T. Nelson.
0J-Reeeipts ron sithsr o he good
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7&.s I'D 81 gteegt3sr fsE4 tN "a Can1sneatsd 4
The military and naval writers Of EnSlAnl again
revvng the discussion concerning the ractioabily Of
q French INVASION acknowledging il this tims however.
quite irrespective OF any political Proceeding
on the principle that would attempt the ultefly
impccabIe. and deducng from history the fsctsh The
very fantasies Of have served. BY the faith 10 a.
Tiny they eonjured up. TO give 10 the wAsse
schemes the feasibility Of such project 10 1t a.
lowed Its ultimate in the event Of bsng aoder
topic these writer's do c3ndescsnd 70 toach
they considering H. probably already disposed o. So
we have mar hallrd before more the Fsenah
navy, with host Of French marines, and Of Frssch col
diery. mos, imposing array. il must be confessed
Terrible in figures how much more terrible 10 reality
The marching and counter marching Of figures WHICH
thrse gentleman TO have completely II their dis
posa nothing TO the evoriions OF armed Aeet OF
vessels the firm tread Of battalion Nevertheesa,
before ven,ufing such enterprise. may b snrs
French ruler would fairly estnsse she stsngth Of Tie
defenders acting in this far sensbIy Than hs Soo
who previous 10 their last invasion. entertained,
aied spirited metrcL version Of The hjssoy n he
battle Of Foddon. the following essoss opson 81 the
deieaceless Stale Of England in the absenes Of Henry
.'Fof Ensand's K,ax. you and~rssand. All eR
To Fra rec " past with all bfs peess;
There tsnone III home en In The land
"a Bal joult head mo: X, and buTstsn fiaIs.
3.aa o. ragged rustics without sues. -
Or prests prating tor pudding hives, - sfet
Or nii'.icrs madden than their mu,ess NH
Ur wanton clerks wa king their wIves" r
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-. NJ = Q. Mc0UI An. Aesassnsss. NJ \ i9
VrrruneLe i1LAxD LOT AT AUCTfON.-On wednesday
,,,,s .ne - sssss-s sx cecek % s prsp,sss y
r,osns 70 a., 1.s shall ss'i No square No a3
~. o.. so0h O. h<tweeU
- ee,s = H.. "e"ss % % st sssy. cs~as.s ~ ssuars
Is % sssr cssA hs o~s and too vsar. Sss
"s 800 s'osr'e s~>d.s isssrs Convsyssc,se q rAs
y Hv9 seN4ta JOHN nAnBuny, rv~-..
-. bs O. n~oUiah -
ssFs-e kvcslcrss.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.--win be Al,
public anciion Monday, The third day ~ October
hapss foss oe'oes the svsans that vr valuable oPey
o and 18Th whia feet Penn
syivsnia avcsus. Consisting Of three bck dwelling
with ssores we'll hahed and cellars each In I'd
brick budRss
high, with other End The whole
thousand and ninety oaA feet Of ground.
ID There bncudiRg three for kitchen, forty
Of hem h hashed in The three main houass and i'd
joining hack buildings.
property within Of the ssafe ard Treasury
public oce~-
Of the premises he besauuI iEpovsd public ground Which,
obiquey the
tbs side, heSutfnl
large for The free circulation of air.
and are
occupied ny Mrs Wise boarding house hui
be with oces
q Of
balance year,
raschs.er purchasers from
q sale deed given and deed Of uksn Tide ndputa
BILE. GREEN SCOTT.
ssp9-d Auctionsen.
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Diversion OF trade has ia this day become sciesee
TO open up psths. stretching away into hitherto
claimed OF Incorporated rexons, does not ssMee
Each railroad scheme, wherever Matched. proposes
10 dIaw portion OF lis support from other cities OF
asghborhoods already provided with Ike modes Of
the market each schcme proposes pso6t
BY reduction OF the pelhoc fulness acquired in stssed
directions by virtue OF uncompeted tIs6c The principle
is correct acted in the spint OF business policy
ior 10 ali bat oaopoisss thsss aoahiaa ks oonesa
zion. To 400, s<lhsAsess The desire Of sgsandxs-
ment from commanIties 10 a. impossible issk q b
draw The like disposition iron ind,widaals - 81
mode in which railroad aud other 0orposations
and dsposssss the Jealousy with which they
monty regarded in this county, 10 endeav0s TO comply
with public demands and safety public wants BY such
liberal provisions shall not admit Of being asovbed
fear Of competition other inisJesed movss, Tia In.
por,ance OF the railroad running between PhAdspha aad
BAnoe fofmng, It's line does. thu gfeat thorough
fare between the South and Eas, and between North East
and West cannot in lis xions. possibly b exceed
ed and the charter OF bridge scross me Sssqaehasss,
granted by the legislature Of Maryland. removes ihs
prospect Of rival road being started with any h0Ps Il
successful competition Yet are pleased ses that.
the track has lately boon rslad With
heavy rail- and new cars. engines and dspois sddsd. and
speed increased the directors OF The eompay, acting a
the long aud ssseat representations OF their pseedsps.
NJ Fellen, esq, have determined 10 consrsct doabls
track from the reserve fund OF profits This d0ubls Npek
will be extended Immediately tweuav.6sa nies. aAd
thereafter receive constant and Eradus njtiuu@ dill ~
hole work is done. The isi4llwsn<A and lbsrslity
thus indicated, and proceeding IRON no SNsed OF press
ing exigency, but from Thoughtful regard 70 Ia feature
convenience Of the public should bs Unlisted hy MI
other railroad comnes Whose earnings. ineyss, Of
capital stock. alos OF such improvement
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OFFICIAL

Appointment by the President.
John W. Davis Of Indiana, 10 be governor OF the Ter
ri,oy Of Oregon. in the place Of Joseph Lane resigned
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Siwcs 1884, ioarseen handsed eslsia have gradoaied
from West Point General jos q Swift who heads
the lie, Ior iso2, IL still living asd in excellent health
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GALE OF VALUABLE LOTs--Tiue nom United
The trustees Of Saint vtscess Orphan AsyIs Of his city,
determined
sell following this being poou granted
by Consrs~ provsdsnt object.
Loo and 10, Ia sqsas No 10
Of No ~
Los IA, 10, and 20, IN ,qusrs
Ioh 10, ~, ~, sRd ", ~ square Ma. gil t
Lots n, IL, and ia, In square M. ~
Terms One third reAss 10 eqnai twelve,
nd eighteen wouths viii inserest
OF osh and
vlvssis o'ccck Tsssdsy the onh
~ csAsf Of ths 6ssssss.
j. c. McGUfRE,
Sews-tn Aacticre~r
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When the sceptrs Of inpstial powss 10 China appss
about 10 be transferred when the Tartar dynasy . b.
ing compelled 10 rslinqaish occupation occurred BY tu
Of arms BY strategy ami inivisss-i, msy Be a. veil
look 10 the pserosaivsA hhsStos claimed and ex&rid
by the Emperors. and which, 10 10 BE- pssssssd, will
MT In greatly varied whatever revolutionary change
rulers may be eecied Assursdiy. no p0senAis oa card
possesAes such unmitsd power The Chinioa moaescA
All authority is vested in bia, and in hin aloas H b
the undspaied masaer Of the lives Of biz sahse though
seldom employing this reroyave. anA ossensiby aiming
10 provide for their safety. The Emperor has the ~
di.possi OF oil the oces Of Saa,s; be appoints veoys
and governors. and chanEss thsa Il pleasure
He elevaes according 10 mer rank being snscheA 10
place only, and no son posssssas claim through
the mere eminentc Of his father. No sentences d
death be executed without his conssat--a marvel
loss IN empire poesIsas cad sstsas;vs. ~
the Sane lime NJ cessaYy 10 Jender the irbunals
cautious and escsmspsct in iAsis cosdae. CAissss
judges seldom venture. therefore, give ash decision
in matters OF 40 great imPostsnos A fair cory Of As
whole process, including the sentence laid before the
Emperor. who submits aso she sxsmisssioa Of TsnG
or Chinese doctors like number Of copies made out ia
their respective languages Such IL he care Aays
old writer, employed by The master Of more than two
handfed millions OF ssbiects. in order that be nay
run the rick Of losing even Of Them without n-ce
~" This monarch, like all other As;stic p~isess,
has the power OF psrdonins; but he sidoa employs
this prerosa,ve. The ooy exceptions are in Il.
favor of The son Of widow Who has aot sesis co.
tered into the married stats; u Ne hss q . sseiaa
family; OF the deecenisnsS Of eFss man. os 81 eli.
gems who have deserved we'll of thsis eos.Hyy asd
lastly. of the sons or grandsons Of mandarin Who has
become us,riou,, and dieting ushed himself BY fshis
y aischarsng The dulles 81 his once. The zoo or
iaher and mother. ~ho are hosh very aged. asdossd
w''es has pardon does not hort private pepsrty "
public repose and the cons Of such f4Ler and roth
ef be all gully. aeeompcts in The zane crime the
yoarsest 10 Pssdoned order that be ay eom5osi asd
assist ihs author Of his existence All satoca ~ics
are 'ssued from The tbrone. and ~ much ssspss
throughout The empire - though they bad proceeded
from divinity they are Immediately published and re-
isiersd without the east remon,tssce. 1hs sovsnin
= not even suspected 81 wss lag TO oppresa Ma snhe
This absolute power 10 The hea of,he Chissss Isuys
appears TO be a. ancient a. the empire ITSELF Il = oasd
the fundamental laws OF iis ons tusios
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AID TO Nxw ORLEANS. The Crystal Palace bsnslt
for the New Orleans sa6srsrs sstsa eis,s, - sil b.
seen by ,hs following cor ssponcencs:
ASSOCIATION ros ExHrMrIos o. ,Hx Isps my or
assfa -. NATIONS, tusKce No 81 Bso~dwuy)
.e 90 14rs NV YoaK. Sepsn bss Q, ~
Gs-rLrHwv have the plsassr IN cou, lie zee viii s
Instructions oi IN. dir~ososs IN Won ohe<h sh
sen hundred and tweny<iuht dollars being pro.
ceeds OF the Exhibition Wednesday last r. plea~d
tn appy 20 ha rvlief OF tie suher By he Isstsses
s,,i, raging Al Nav Orleans.
The directors oil thee assnoia,ou Ia ~ ved from "
classes OF 'h-r ehowei,izeos and ali paris Of us
e,"nfry 80 n"ch support snd ssssssoce that ,ay feei
duy To express in some substantial cir progoud
sympAihy vih the snifefers by shs ,ers,hIs sm,y
49, lam. sepfe'psc'fn''r; ycrr. ,s,sos
To srrnci, l.. Hawke. Chsrlss L. Fso.,. adj olds
Woodbury., Com mi,sss Howard Asseeia,ioa, &c.
Fww Yosx,
stfu Wednesday inorn Z. Sep -cmbsr 7. 49,
DxAs sns Your highly ess~sun ed ssvo, ader daS Of
yereday covering check ov etshs~ss hwedrsd dsllss
~ s1.be,nx iof pvvceeds ~ the Exhsossssu = -
fssacr. GU wednesday last, for The relief ~ swSes
Nv tho ssssnos Pill aging New ChsAn was recsia
tn's morni"x. ava the rviaed W II dsyr IT,
70 rus Howard Assooianu os the tssGaAfed "
YOU In bshaif Of she sick asA N Ord Of hsw O'ssa.
ocis1on our sitc~vest hanks for this noble and pe
exhibition OF iheif sympsihes- ~ .s,ot
"ss se'Pso''ay. yosI Se.dI: = ssEvaHHi:;
sNMtf Pos COMMITTEES Of Hos ard ssects noo,,
O. y AHpsssos. ESQ, Tr~Asares Of hs Assoclados Ios -
Essfbu'ca os ths Ltussry ~ AZ Nsi'~s. No. siD'~'
war, New Yort - less *ts#a to- aae1f
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.srorreNAAraaaoaxa
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tn. ..rI.m.o, of tn. eastern question IL nov ssn.
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The government OF Tunis has notified the European
consuls OF frauds the Tuaisan bank notes. and per-
export OIL and warns persons sgainst negotiating
any such notes permits until further notice, however
genuine they may seem.
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Pos COMMITTEES Of Howard ssecs noo 4.
O. = AHpsssos ESQ. TreAsnes Of shs Assocafoe Is -
Esifb,sca os m. Lsiu~ry ~ al Nss,ors. No. sADs'
way, New Yort - lfs tts#A lsdsnf
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When Parliament adjourns, the London newspapers
Jake The opportunity Of making up their srresase Of
"woDdefal goose berres," "snguar anecdotes Of dogs
&c, that have accumulated during the few busy
redsry add elective. have gone to their homes,
'down 10 the north" TO shoot grouse all who leave
the csss have left and the .ordnary channels" OF ia
formation tfsnsml, very small streams indeed This
The case present. The papers 10 hand by the Asia
esesais h,s that can be called news. and nothing ex-
On the 24,h at Osboe Mr. Inssr.oll delivered to the
Queen his letters OF recall, and Mr. Buchanan waA pre-
scented BY the Earl oil Clsrendoa.
Mr. Robert Hood, merchant Of New Yort, who
rived AT Liverpool on Monday morning from Scotland.
proceeding along Manchester street about ~ O'Clock
that night, when he sccos,ed by two girls, named
May Ann Jones AMI Mary Wlll'~nson, who reqsesIed
eomesn,ed them 10 an improper house. where he bad
been but short tine when he missed his purse. which
contained Eioo IN Bank OF EogIand noes-Damey.
4yo 32o, three Eio-as also two sovefeigns and one
%" crown. me notes were endorsed BY J. btebe L
Tires hundred and seventy railway Iahorera had been
embarked At Southampton for sydney under contract 10
wogk Tor two years on the Sydney railroad NJ FIVE shil
ioss ssskns pes day They wsie accompanied by their
The haf.yeary meeting of the " Clasa A. .harebold.
ere Of The 81. Andrews and Quebec Railway Comnsny
We held their ONCE. in London, 25,h-fraor,s n
wards seading. The secretary read The report, which
wa adopted and which stated that the FIRST s.vton al
The Ias wse progressing steadily toward. completion
Thirteen miles will be opened soon and eighteen mile.
ere expected 10 be completed before the cose 81
yssx~ An eosats w'll b. kept within the estima,ee
Ihsssssips and sxpsnd,!nrs. bad been aoon' equal
4 .i.s containing 400 yard. Of ground closs ~ ..
:" ne 'y o. s Loaao" mas ss, s'i s. ~
~ ~ ysafs Caicua,ed At its freehold value ct the
psssssl price q eonsos this representa- .aus Of
wsjsSass cSMpsay are the lessee.. = -
so9ssliees - mi yRANcs. .l .sI. a4
The sst,lsusot of the eastern question 10 now zane
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Frsm ne yalpsra,so yefe4nfLe Re2oGsr, Dee, D. sS
PERu continues TO enjoy the utmost tran
o,.Ity which we trust viii not be disturbed ey me
aiTerenees vhch have taken place between the Consul
~ this Republic and Gen. Herrera, The Governor Oh
Pspsms AZ the present monlent however, me quar-
rel b 4, the very acme Of bitterness.
Areouipa az been subject 20 gres, scnei Oh n0ar
ths princiua part Vi which being monoponzed oy some
nstp.,oF. tie price had risen az one time az hyh a.
an ncr fanass Some Of the merchants bed SEM 20
Chii Tor caro- and on irs arrival threats were made
~ he ouocoIists OF preventing the Introduction OF
- Shii four into the Interior By main force, out Of
hira eoYrespcpdenee bad grown between ths super
80 and he Governor or Intsndente 10 70 BE- hoped
boxeyer thar the usual peaceful disposition Of the ~
bsbitsnts will prevail the Governor states his belief
tbst there was no Egrdston for the run1oss IL qaes
ton. Observation-Disclosures
,op the letter Of Mr. Everett Secretary Of STATE listed
Srom W.shir gtrn the 10th November, le52 formally
vthdrnxng without reserve al The objections sdduced
ty the late Secretary Of State IN bis communications
Vxh the Peruvian Minister 70 The sovereignty Of Peru
over the Lobos and others yuano Islands the eoast Of
Peru Of which that county s In possession and
fnz the Mnistr icr he ssfketion Of ais Government
TIA, tie United States would atOrd no protection or
support TO any stempt Of her citizens in opposition 10
such recognition.
This vii be eonc.Ez.ve GgTmeu. IN their fsyor,
with Any oCher Nation. AID win Bolivia II psrrc1 4.
which bad also advanced sose claims % tasse szaiA
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The following is statement Of the average
yield per acre Of Wheat In Upper aad Lower Canals,
accnrdrn 10 the cansna If lHl1.

How does this compare with New-Y9rk, New Bruins
wick, II mistake not, shows an average product psr
scre OF wheat higher than Upper Canada. No wonder
thatthe Lower think vi enigraing when they
only produce buhels Of wheat 70 the acre some
wears ago the weyi destructive Ia ia depreda-
lions In that section Of the Province that the attempt ~
grow vhea. for while almost sntireiy sbandoned
Parliament rea4sembied yesterday at Quebec, alter
recess OF unprecedented duration. Nothing VIII
Of course be done the subject Of trade relsfioz
with the United states al tbs upshot Of u1s various
movements on tae subject AZ Washington be sess-
There u general hope here that "a amicable adjust
nept Of all the various questions between the t~o eoan.
tries will now be obtained. Soysscstas evidently NOT
remarkably snxogs 10 part with her exclusive priv
leges In the fisheries any conditions. IL 10 plain
rough however from the debate and division On tbs
Address 10 the Legislative Assembly Of that Province
that nsjority wiling 20 surrender their exclusive
right In the fisheries In confederation Of obtaining recip
rocal free usde with the United States although Ii
members voted against relaxing thsf exeiusivcness Ia
fisheries any conditions. We have here fath IN
Mr. Eyerefs proposal TO adjust the 6shery question:
aims the basis be proposes am sashed thsf such
q mode Of procedure would lead 10 practicable r.
saIs The Nova 5cotisns have enffeated tho Home
Government not 70 sanction any treaty respecting tho
fisheries without consulting the Provinces and there V
not one Of them that would sanction tho mode Of
procedure recommended In the concluding portion Of
Mr.. Eyereits report. nr. Seymoors bil would PROBE
bly, meet 10 objection from Canada, although be has
snueged into II few MANUFACTURES In tho shape OF ~
rcuifarsI Implements while according 70 the prevail
ing opinion Of this Province, the arpeics 70 De recYro
esy exchanged free Of duty. ought 70 consist Of ma
ran gyodsefs Of both countries. &c.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 1s, ls53
The National Inteaigencer of this morning
states that the Senate has passed section in the Den
cheney BILL which ronders null of the most import
ant provisions OF the Coinage, Seignorage bill Il
provides that the segnorage on bars and ingots Of gold
shall not exceed the cost Of assay and casting
The InteHigencer publishes a second letter
from Governor Foote rcassertng his right appoint
United States Senator for Mississippi
Mr.. KENNEDY the Census Superintendent has
demanded from the Senate Committee an investigation
into the recent charges made against hun In the debates
on the deficiency bill
The Republic says, the story Of the presenta-
ton Of Gold Comb by Mrs. Fillmore to the Aztec
Children Is gross humbng.
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XXxIID CONGRESS. SECOND sKsslO,
SENATE

SENATE WASHINGTON, Feb is, 1883.
The Senate was called 10 order at 20 minutes
past IL o'clock
Mr., Gwx moved to take up the Pacific Rail
road bill which was agreed 10.
Mr.. HAxBLIS gave notice that, on Monday,
lie would move te take mp the bin Miss Dixs) Tor the
Relief of the INDECENT Insane
Mr. BuTLEB said he hoped the Texas Debt
bin would not be overlooked
Mr.. ADAMS said that as soon as this bin was
disposed Of be would insist upon considering the Home
stead bill
Mr.. HUNTER said that some Of the approp-
ration bills would be before the Senate tomorrow and
that they ough, not to be defsrred.
Mr.. BRopHEAp said the bin granting TO all
be soliers Of the las; l60 acres Of land mos,
important and unless reported by the C0nnittee
Public Lands soon, he would move to add "a the
appropriation bill
Mr.. DAVIS presented, BY consent, the creden-
tails Of Hon Edward Everett Senator for six years
from Massachusetts, from the ith Of March next.