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owned by james 2 ,rce. n N-~ York Th-r vslnA VS.
hb sxriusiv - the cnr'ent only about q 500 ~
5000 Mr pavit Ba-t.hNl bad occupief th- 'an ~
lot tas ben dome IL Il tor the ltsi 10 S-sk
TIT x have been sold f'dNy IL loss = a ~
$1,000 8 . Vhrh COVERED - in-urNac- m the ob-
Coup4ny Cucs. y !. Mr " II. Ltlug. pNat--. o CT
pied u rout Of ofth- b1 dns- NDi III los i sn 81
An adjoining harm. ownad by do.ss Syre, EAs plled
doxu and Mr. Ssvr- ss ny T. and dtusy- "a tn rest o
he property IS beiweeu $500 and 500 The Il I-ey 4
l. Church some time in i'm nnept danger but
F'oush having Eooden corhice stood the TIRE extremely
WI by The fremen, who aberrd perseVer
rgly Dot Fihs;ancing the tod Of tbs previous fire.
ACCiDESr TO rHE AFRIcA.-As the Africa was leaving
her dock at Jersey City H clock the tide caused hsr 10
strike the mex; pier which is being extended nto the river
ard TIE top Of which with the surface of the water
Her sisrbosrd wheel considerably broken.
Two II the arms Of the wheel broken and four o.
the bucket. broken off She, however. moved of in tine
style .nd proceeded her voyage but thought ths;
she would Dc compelled to repsr after getting beoT. In
Arabs in moving into the cock passed within foot Of ths
rev pier upon which the Africa WAS injured
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sa,,. of .tock- az Philadelphia Mospa ~

Fy,i Batd-s2 Peuna RI s.; % Beaver Mesdox RAJ q
Petbe Ban a. IS ESQ Beaver Meadow Loan IT, IS ~ Loo d.
Morns Pref ~ 100 Mons oa. i q go " PA.
~. ~ Ltn bsnE l., -5DD, =. ESQ WH b. So
4h Nv "a. sdt [ d. q 2t g 90 RI 5,
60. Loan Is 70 lo5 500 SOUTHWARK g. o. IS % SEQ
eay. FRET
trr bo,s-i5Cco ard Aboy s. o. b5 81 5000 Psnaa
10.
seeoae bard "a P-bus RR % Un9l Bsns Tenn 81 go
Nav $50 Cy kR - H. 1901; so 90 81 "a -
L. ,.h nav al. S75 L-ht 81 Chester Va RI -
Ssfc Ksnuuafon - " s4 $50 Cry -, %, ioi u HsTs
Jufg RR. s.; Morris Cana P,~f ssi 100 susq Canal III
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-y D. as-ureS fh n-sriy sl ia-'uuert- uset oy pro-
i..-fo cor p ~. 70: o. - same cel-ic'-r.
!tesr'c C.rSr-ryF.r HoNEr-th.rl-s >'-'i. ~, keep
-r,f r.- nj r-11i- u NJ -rsr - y - Y--i-riy q
rs-',' Iv t .r P.,u- . ~ Erah Wei '' tr--i F.h
rs.-r s--r4d - of tle t.1n 0i : y q '-T'
tfs o.. d.s-r- sud others living in 49, upp-r par, "'
te tiry Ere As z.re th@ i,u@ % tsfAn institL1ol
kn"Er A. me Citz4n. Bank a t-nins'on y : enl''7
word Wa.ti c'0u rad been taken ou' by caem - p
srd he Baltimore inserted 10 =. niac- hr
PtUar srno-- Of tn ot Huds All D-~hr '>s--
W R1fu. Rlcs efear bsfcr q M corner ~ -nce
and Woo,'er,ts- Mr. VIM B-ing. dry go'sds dealer OF
Spring ard II others. are known - BE- tne sufferers
The prisoner taken before Justice lrAth Snd CON
mii'ec awat oZan'uaIon some years ag) ne - ar
r-s.d fr similar ofF-nc- md police have had iAe
Eyes upon bin for long time.
CHARGE oF FNBEZZGENENT -ATTENPr 70 Escape Mr..
Daniel : Hou a. merchant Of No 20 North W liam q
yesterday app Ard before Justice Osborne sni preferred
a charge II Embezzl-ueut against Ferdinand Ritter =
Clerk N hi. employ. whom he alleges, has within few
months Passed stolen from the store about $500 Eorh OF
brocatee Xix plush, AID other goods usually Eeo; IN Al
upholstery sstsb-hnent >rrsnt Issa-d for tbs
of the accused and officer Green OF the Lower PO
lice Court YESTERDAY proceeded 20 his residence IN Dys
ion . Tor the purpose of taking hin into custody Iae
accused home the time aud Learning Thar ne
wanted became alarmed ani Jumped from ID story
window with view OF pinz but the ot-er overlook
md arrested him Ca searching th- premises 81 tue Sccu
I'D The stolen properly tc-nc. Inc prisoner WAS
locked up 10 await examination,
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTERT fTNMrNTS. sc, rms EYENivG
KiNKA aud RAout. toui.h az Nho by the Hlve Family
USER PAS CABIN o-uahL n e bfoa "y b bnn.y VILLAINS
and Wife Also. "Our Csl " nud " barney the Barll'
DONNlFTs PERroRNNC NONyY this evenu. al baunna In
the afternoon, Whites Strerl.rff.
Woops Nivsrsti s~tir,an pcinestous Nc go Bn,dvay
BUCKLfN's NEW-ORLEANs SENrNfpfss-No a. I'd. tw ~
BANvARu's PANOR.MA 90 NoLy LAND-No sos HvttWfy.
BRTwFEs NIFw TINS WCtin-ferpIAnA No ~ br' way
FRANCoNs HWrOpRoNE pc0r afternoon aud r'c1ng
WASHINGTON CIgCUs- Performance after Don ald csrung
RRENAN BELGIAN GALLERy Of Piiuta.s-No o6S Bosdwiy
CHARLFs L. the Ncaslgel Poffra.f-No o53 Bioa1w,y
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MARRIED.

Rally MARSTON On siiy July ll b. Rev Edwin
Tafte Mr Adew Bay Mss Frances n har-on daughter OF
~isnhoge sisl.t,n aii ~ this city
IlCklN,ON PEABODY-ln Cleveland y Y July no. by Rev
u h. hal Samuel Dickinson Mis- Ellen 4. Peabody
GANUN-M LLIAh~ On luesday, July ~ b. Rev d. Fncs
N, John Gand. Of Liverpool Mary MdTsd, daughter o Cole
4 ar - Hltn-, Esl. 20 this city.
JENhINs-l ARSALL-Dn Wednesday morning, July By his
B,tr Jacob He.fsrse NeW-f0rE Nh
10 A. Nsrv h. daughter, Mr. fetfsa Jr Jersey
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PEAcHEsA snA ot q f-f sized Peaches received .-,
ChAl,sion this week - Mssrs Maynard Brua. c. r5ev
excellent fav and re selling from g SO b.sra.
Delaware Peaches VII - received <ees Al hi ,e
nay expect abundance OF ter !, On, 49,
low pii-tS -S-
&c. PlASr-Ths nrs EsE Plant Of tie .eas1a we're received a,
arc >, l0r Is o. IS cents each. 49, - t--e 'l4--'
Gies1 Peas APPLES sIc us le u aiuad.-ea A. he
Mako. AS, bach CuiTlnts ~----e-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or APPEALS-ALs,sy. JAY Il 1883

COURT OF APFEAIS-ALBANN, jay 7 Isas
NJ. no. D. Witt, respondent sgt SHOEMAKER and
another appellants Submitted A Tsber. Counsel.
No. - Petit appellant sgt King respondent submit
ted +. BulaTd for appellant Lester Tor re' 9oni-
ent
No 30 re'ervsdl Whitney, sgt The Ntsor, Sc of the
City Of New York appellants Argued Henry =. Davies
tor )ellsLts Edward >snifori fof respondent
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III, Court Tor the tr ct IT'S Criminal caendarl stood
sclourted WEDNESDAY, forenoon, but Judge luy-r
,oi having arrived in tow the Jury dI,chars d
m Friday and the Court adournec, pro tOrn4 10 Thurs
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I.IiCfNsED CAEINLN.-Ihrre was considerable com
Notion during yesterday among tie csmen, lu-nt
upon fifteen twenty being brought before the
Mayor for driving without icen-e. number of cart
men were Ded 10 each but Afterwards Withdrawn with
caught diving would be fined About - LICENSES were
aA e. out yesterday afternoon There are abOu 80 cart
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J, following sArecapitulA.lor Of the Losses
..~...sSSo sss,p0

Al, tleF broke shout Il clock ltss ngh; ia
Cc non foundry II NeEsi, between Halssy aad Wash
ngt The FIRE Is supposed without doubt TO have
BEEN originated by Ecrn0sry The foundry was com
iossa q ,ssss collsctsd 81: 9za:e bEdasA ~ ws
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sprcnL TEKN-Be6ra


In the matter Of the application Of Henry Fowler for
the AID custody of Henry Fowler Jr child three
o sge, placed by sister OF the chds mJth
-r alter he death at latter and said by consent OF
a. father with Mr. Hiram White and lazy, who took t
their own already referred to The Judge intmAed that
tie child well off where It was but the father
upon d), he must be c'nsd RED a. entitled 90 IT,
a. u Sir and Mrs " weTe directed accordingly give Il
Up 20 his possession.
Msry Chapman, by her friend VIM F T Chapman
NJ ton denied.
1.-The Mayor SC, ag Henry o. Nnt-Ihe same AIT Jas WLiml
JuOs meut tOr Blaluun.
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II business ,r 10 -! 1as been pospousd 70
Friday
SUPREME cOCRr-SsEcIAL TssN-Beor Jg.se EowASDs.
Lilu-m Turner
Dir Y WAS s9ic, las been Imprisoned ~ E1rlira -
jail. tor upward Of two years crbs alleged 70 have
been iTaudul nty contracted having represented that ia
Lsd mercantile establishments st New Orleans sh-rs he
rtsiceo and another place Not meeting The payments
ate b.. arrival in June ISL, be arrested and
has been u pTs, since Application made, Yes
i,rcsy. on beh2t by Mr. Dyett for MS oi,charge
Imprisonment The application opposed BY hr.
= joachim ss ep who Diinatei suspicion that he HIS
", Hety but viii not give il mp Notion denied, with
hteity 90 renew /; ~ some future time.
ls4sc Adisnce the Tax Comm s.iones OF New-f0rk
Notice -ut,I-d Dy he>srs VI {. aud Jsry, ~ mo-
on tor msud.mu- requiring. understand, the raxCom
mssiuners TO return valuation Of property belonging %
Mr Adrance IN Jot 81 At the amount reported the
ssors Of the Wharf.-The Comm having
81 right 10 raise the valuation of the property 10000
over the Assessors valuation The ground assumed
b--V- /, that the Assessors being the officers OF
the ard especially elected for the purpose aud having
Tax Commissioners have right by their
htun, any wy, 20 increase that ysluasOn Argu-
meut sii BE- presented probably. next week.
HABEAs C0HTrs.
In the matter Of LOUISA Brusch' child eleven OF
s and three younger children. whose custody claimed
s abandoned him ana her home taking her four children
wh her that she unable % take OF them and he
seks that d.. wife the sad louisa, may be compelled %
ave up the said children 10 bis care
Mrs Bros, b. the mother of the children appeared with
them but the Juoge not Happening at the tune 10 be- pres
-ut she lett he Court roOm and took the chdrsa ala
with ter An alta, hment lArres a. believe, IS 10 be
aked tor against her tor not remaining and abiding the
orCtr of the Court
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CRTsTAL PALACE ILLUNINArI0S.-A grand illamina
Ion III place EygSSs occks Cosr,Rs MU.EuN
EXTLHaNaToR nEP1T. ~ is 6osEAy Of th-
sJtIIg the Cy-rsl Pssce and e arrival the Presdeat
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The Liverpool Cotton market ire gusr but without
important charge. Bread-tuhs less active but hsd
snmlro, tendency few dsysOf sunshine IN Francs
bac checked peculaton
further Dstsmento II 2s I'd in the pound making alto
gher lOs uDced the Is, inst upon the estss
" Me.rs Goldman & Sioeriobt The outstanding assets
are viewed evoriby and an impression Is entertained
that he Gnal quidal will bear out the original represen-
tsions.
The 'pInent Of gold by the africa today was large
s-.os3s The Cotton, Breldstlfs and Railroad Bonds
ave Dot been sufficient To pay f0r al the products Of
Erq.h and French lsbor which have been importing
sJfreely
Wm p WngLts Circuhr for tie Africa has the follow
ing remark spon the Cotton crop
The accounts from New Orleans represent improve
uen in TIE pro.pso r the crop 10 Louisiana and hs.is
-pp ard ssy that in those States the plant looks we'll
From potion, Of Alabama Tennessee Florida and the At
IN iic States generally, st receiving unavOrabls
acrosnts The plsut is small and stnnfef grOzth and
10 uasy places J. bloom When fey inches hxh ins.sd
heng from three feet We have this year the
ast general blooming Of any record and though this
crruu may b. by subseqlen favorable
weather has in the minds 81 many influence snos
have never abe large crop sfter late blooming
Everything for the crop depends the weather airing
thi- month ard August
Tie following il statement Of the movement in cotton
suce the st Of September last compared with the pre-
-
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FRAyxLy PmRcE.-A fine DaguerreoyPe OF the
T1esut car GuRNEYs Asrcel Daguerrean Gallery
N. q Ercgc. a.. corner Leousrdst
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ARRtsT - ftGlrNk-A man named Vim Wig,in.
Yesterday arrested while 10 Root .su-rri &; -
Ir,ad~ay. charged Win having aolut re- va. .in-
bl, k-n pen trunk N the Of Sir D. B,-n-. NIX
resident of NJ 500 broadway. be- ~ the ne ~ H. r
b-ry living A. Freehold y J ana st-Nny ther-f-,- s1l
with which he escaped ana fed the the p4,- Toe ccn.
~ ihe time. vas employ 20 in Il family IT Mr d. IA ~
home He MAS yesterday con ron,-c with tn, ,..,.
who a. ence dttiihed HIN s. the p-r-on whom h. an.
pected Of The crime e Was taken before Justice Osborn
who sent him 70 New Jersey % answer tue charye
THI GAMBLING OPEKAIIoN. NEAR THE CRysr,r D..
LACE Samuel Perkins. Of the parties conpl,in.i .:
Wednesday last IS keeping gambling boue mar ths
Crystsl Palace Ano As having Won so r Paris .rey
busTd-r ~ frenchs Hvte, Yesterday arr-s.-d bv
Officer UDderhll Of the Jefferson Market Pole. Court
and held by Justice Stuart examination on the
chMg- Among the articles taken from the gambling
IlSce Of Jeremiah Donovan whose noticed e.
ie1dsy roulette table Constructed thAt h. Marty
betting wholly AZ he mercy Of those h.vin char,- Of
the gene il they elected be should not sn II VA,
iupos,bis i,T HIN 10 GO his fac, Should operate a.
wsnin. 10 those tempted TO sake n r mye-y s4 saca
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lnNing result. are ,ho Kn

There lad been nearly two millions Of god received
from Australia.
The quotations OF D. Bell, Son & Co, for American
h
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D,NAoi>G NV BrmpiNG-On Wednesday even.
rg two men named Ch,rl-, Fuller and Patrick NJ Ciln,
we're arrested by Officer Bradley charged wi,h tearing
doAu the front OF -tone building IA East Brock
yu which j. course OF construction. Yesterday Nc
Cam gave bonds TO appear ami Fuller recomnit.ed
Tn RIOTERS Yesterday the four arrested Charg
ID with rotus and o-ati Officer ktdgan, brought
before = lst.ce Boswell lTo OF th-m we're discharged
ano the other two, named Bernard Trainer and Jr
we're fecommitted 10 await trial.
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WlLLIAMsBuRGH ITEMS.

Co,1rNpr Al Cornr.-Counselor Marx was yesterday
srragLed before Justice Maj shed, and dnd 80 for
teult Of Court.
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Tie business set ooNnir TO a,y Gas beer postponed to
Friday
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NXw CHURoH-The corner stone OF the Madison square
Pesby teTsn Chsrch laid yesterday AFTERNOON. Rev
pr Sn ith msoe the prsyer Rev DR. Adams t1e pastor
Of he proposed church made long sud interesting al
dress and ihsn laid the stone unoeE walsh hs deposited
banoson. copy ii the Bible printed ia ile present y7r
uiih sheet OF parchment containing the panes Of the
Ruhag Elders BUILDING Committee, Architects ard the
following:
Madison. square Presbyterian Church Of the City of
New York organized u the Chapel ihc Union lheoiog
cal Seminary, University place on THURSDAY evening"
March 1855 by an ASSOCIATION "t l4% members 10 slcn
humber there have been added g. sng total OF is
mem ers. Pastur Rev. Vim Adams, d. Cornerstone
l,id July l2, ls53"
Rev Mr Wood offered up prayer and the exercises clos
ed Nth singing part Of the lo3d Psalm aud benrdcuJn
By Rev. DR.. FERN.
The entire length of the edce OUTSIDE including tower
aid lecture room. will be l46 feet bresdih. - feet
inches space inside 60 by g. with pulpit recess Of
feet making tbs entire eogth 30 feet The tower viii b
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AITIWrITu 81 i-IIf-A man named James Hobbs At
ten pro To- commit -uicoe tuesday evening 10y taxing
a dose q i,udahun H. Vas detected by hs wife, who
cause Dbl. arrest nd he locked up in the Second Dis
irict station House.
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pANoEHors NUIstNoE-Ou thursday evening, a gen
tlensn proceeding along Fgn = Sand. stepped Wy
o .i- oi tte coA 3. r s-.trg which fastened. lad
t with ley therein IniurIng II 50 severely that he
could act val lie a-,st-d 10 an apOthechry store
nltr. hls WOUNDS dres.ef.
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I will Tell you when the

Mr. cAss. Gin his seat) | will tell you when the
Nh HALE think the time has come now L think
,hat i The mistake think are IN an "epoch"
laughter 4 and that, Il 10 say II, now IL
he lime / will not delan the Senate further, except 10
~ that when the question shall be taken upon my
am,ndment we may have the yeas and nays upon il.
Mr. MASON | wish 10 ask the honorable senator
from Michigan, il correctly understand him, in allu-
aing 10 The conferences held by Mr Rush with Mr..
Canning then The British Secretary OF Stale for Foregn
4f,irs 10 say that Mr. Rush acting in pursuance
II authority, under tho instructions OF the Pres
dent =
zion with Mr Canning after he had received the declara-
Ron OF Mr. Monroe and knew the whole views of the
government Al FIRST as understand Mr.. Rush's book,
nropositons had been made which be transmitted 10 the
- ioin the American Congress proposed 10 be held al
Panama The views OF the government were fully con-
viewed 10 him before he had this consultation with M
Canning and he states expressly that the hrs part OF the
declaration with reference 10 the South American States,
was well received BY England but the latter part, Ia
reference 10 anti-coonzaton by any European power,
was not well received.
Mr. MASON Perhaps il would be as well II The Sen
ala will allow ve minutes 10 put ms III alter rsht as
matter OF history, and very interesting matter OF his
,oru connected with this declaration OF Mr. Monroe
Nave no design To go al length into the debate
Mr. BADGER To accommodate the senator, move
that the Senate adjourn.
MIR GWlN | hope this subject will go over 10 next
,yask The senator from Louisiana Mr.. SoULE intends
10 address the Senate upon II.
The motion to adjourn agreed TO. and the Senate
adjourned
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Death OF Mrs. martha Martin Douglas.

Yesterdays announcement OF the decease OF lhs excel
lent lady, the wife of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
too brief to express on part, who were well &C
quaned with her estimabe character, deep OF
the extent of the loss involved in that mournful event.
Seldom indeed, has death invaded the family circle with
more heart rendhg effect, eit desolae hearth,
than in the instance here recorded And this community.
in which she has resided for years. has rarely had
cause for deeper sorrow. Mrs Douglas, the last surv
wing child Of the late Col Robert Marlin, of Rockingham
county, North Carolina, married in April, 1S47 and
died the residence OF her husband, in this city, the
10th instant in the oath year OF her age Largely
dowed by nature highly educated and accomplished and
possessing in eminent degree all the amiable and
lovely attributes OF her sex, she greatly admired in
society," and beloved and ido!ized al home OF her is
no exaggeration to say, that
None knew her but to love her.
Or named her but 10 praise"
She has left to mourn her loss aged and bereaved
mother heart-srcken and disconsolaie husband. and
three infant children, whose tender years alone conceal
from them the knowledge OF their repaable loss The
funeral will take place from the residence OF Senator
Douglas, at twelve o'clock tomorrow, (Saturday)
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Mir RUSK now move that this bill be referred to
select committee OF i've who shall lake into consider
alton The subject oil railroad TO The Pacific. IL viii not
interfere with the discussion which is going upon the
bill OF the honorable senator from California, but pend
lag that discussion, the committee TO whom propose 10
refer this bill have the benefit OF The discussion IN
the Senate upon that therefore move that this bill
be referred TO select committee consisting OF 1--WE, TO be
appointed by the Chair
The motion heing agreed TO,
The PRESIDENT appointed Mr.. RUsK. Mr. DAVIS
Mr. BILL, Nr. GwN, and Nr DoDeE, OF Iowa, as said
committee,
HOUSE BILL REFERRED.
The bill from the House 10 suppress the circulation OF
small notes as a currency in the District OF Columbia
read first and second times by unanimous consent
ami referred TO the Committee for the District OF Csum-
bia.
cHAPLAINs IN THE NAVY
Mr. BUTLER Mr.. President, great many memo
rails have been referred TO the Committee on the Judiciary
upon the subject OF aboishlng the Office OF chaplain Tor
the two houses OF Congress and for The army and navy
One OF the members OF the committee the honorable sen
alor from North Carolina, MIR. BADoER.I has drawn up
ject and move that ten thousand additional copies OF
that report be printed for the use OF the Senate
Mr. CASS. Before the question is put on that motion.
would ask the honorable senator whether The report
recommends that the Office be abosheds
Mr. BUTLER, No, SIR II does not.
Mr. CASS Then, will vote for 1t.
Mr. HALE Does not that motion go TO the Commit
The PRESIDENT, Such is the opinion OF the Chair
Mr. BUTLER hope that BY unanimous consent, II
will be considered now.
Mr.. HALE | have objection to il.
The motion then considered by unanimous consen
and agreed TO.
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
Mr. ADAMS presented the credentials of the Hon
BEsJAMiH TzpATRCK, appointed senator by the gov.
oi the Stale OF Alabama 10 fill The vacancy
stoned by the resignation OF The Hon William X. King
winch read and the oath prescribed by the consilu
ton having been administered 10 Mr.. FITZPATRICK, he
took his The Senate
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A message was received IRON the House OF Represent
atives, by Mr.. Forney, their Clerk, announcing The
Senate that House disagree 10 the amendment Of the
Senate the amendment OF the House OF Representa-
TO the bill Is 47 10 continue halt pay TO certain widows
and orphans.
The Senate proceeded TO consider their amendment dis
agreed 10 by the House OF Representatives, to the amend
ment of the House TO the bill last mentioned.
Mr. HAMLlN moved that the Senate insist their
amendment and ask conference the dsag eeng votes
OF the two houses; which was agreed to-
Mr. II moved that The committee of conference on the
part of The Senate be appointed BY The President pro m
pore which agreed 10; aud Mr. HAMLIN. Mr. JONES,
OF Iowa, and Mr.. BoRLASD appointed accordingly
To BE CONTINUED
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Congress. Thursday.

SENATE "A message received from the President,
informing Congress OF the refusal OF the Indians
INK IN Florida TO migrate the county assigned 10 them
west OF the Mississippi
The Chair LAID before the Senate the annual report OF
The Secretary OF the Treasury the OF the finances
Also report OF the Secretary Of the Interior in relation
TO the expenditures in running the boundary lines be.
tween The United States and Mexico.
The Credentials Of Hon Benjamin Fitzpatrick, APP
pointed by The governor of Alabama TO fill the vacancy
oceaSioned by the resignation of Hen. w R King
were presented; and he qualified and took his seat
Ihe Senate proceeded TO consider the Pacific railroad
o and after long debate. it postponed until
moHowi and the Senate went into executive session.
shortly after which they adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The morning hour was
devoted 10 the further consideration OF the New York
mint bMr Tuck addressing the House against il. and
Hesss. Briggs and Seymour of New York, in lie favor
10 the confederation Of business the Speakers table
and, while engaged. various executive and executive
department communications laid beiore the House.
and disposed OF among these the Secretary of The
message from the President 10 10 call OF the
House relative the proceedings OF the Spanish govern
ment in the matter of the capture of The brig Geogiana
and The baque Susan Loud. The bill to prohibit public
executions the District of Columbia, and others,
were also passed during the days proceedings