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We publish in snOther cclant an ae-
count sf the races On the columbia
course. DC, ~ an " Witness"
II viii be seen that St. Mars bas again
triumphed-Ksty Dsri;ag haviSk carried
OF both the palm and the purse. win
the editor Of the Planters Advocate be
good enough to inform US how come
on Handy Andy and Paulinsa By
the last aceosnts We have received, Han
dy was striving msnfully for The goal, and
the lady had arrived, tho in On exceed
ingiy debilitstsd condition. By-fhe-way.
We commend TO the editor Of 90 Advo-
cate the serene philosophy Of q leigh.
Dor Of the Times. he, to ces lin
self IN his tribulatioas, takes tt so
speet, and lives again .
when Register triumphed. ella 5
Georges no ancient laureis which
might look green again and blossom
in the dust p We Intend to pre-
81 by the wisdom Of our friend
Wells and ifin after times fortune should
be less favorable. well r member Katy
Darling and her successrs--Hec chin
msmfnisse jrrabit.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

THE HOME JoUREkL.--- arrangements
have been made by which this popular
journal and the N. Y. MUSICAL Times win
be furnished to subscribers for %.
These papers are leadingjoursals Oftheir
kind, and either are well worth the price
asked for both. Address either Morris
& Willis. publishers Of the Home Jour-
nal; or Dyer q Willis, publishers Of the
Musical World and Times. ny
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
ANEOU S.
Last CAUSE OF THE WASP.

The Wasp II COP 81 war put to sea from
porshsmonI - Al May, 1914, and gis-
id BE- 2nvns - fhe wind. steered bold
III lii Ehe Enklish channel leaving the
British fiees hI0eksding our ships a home,
her Commander. Captain Blakely. sought
The English coast, resolved 20 strike At
The enssnyss commerce assembling there
sFuEn s.sry 81. a required constant
sWatfnininsss - isrsai prudence @
gcruise on such DANGEROUS - = s,,;s
and haddnea ~ - !; = i
! 3. - rrsytevs keen remos 90 49, q.
soubslsss have been &C., - s,o,e = .sv =.
examplsa sSs 5sth Of June. BIskely gave
1liase 10 sail. which proved 10 be the
English hrig-of- war Reindeer, command
n by Captain Manners. The latter.
though inferior in strength, showed no
ais;nclsnasion TO close. and came down In
gallant sfNle. As they approached, the
Keindesr. using . shifting twelve-
pound carron&6e, VAS able to FIRE IL Eve
times before nlakely could get . gun to
bear. AT 81 within sixty. and after.
wards within thirty yards, the crew stood
for twelve minutes this CALLING FIRE with.
out finching hut when at length "a
vorable position vas obtained, the broad
sides of the Amefican we're delivered
with such awful elEssck, that Capt. Man
ners saw 1t once hat Is vessel would
be wreck unless he ran Aer aboard; and
setting his sails be drove full on the
Wasp. As the vessels feIl foul he called
10 his men 10 follow him. and eadeavored
10 leap on the deck Of bis antagonist.
But eoolly, As on . parade, the crew Of
the latter steadily fepulsed every attempt
20 board. Captain "anners had been
wounded early In the action, but Still kept
his feet. and just before boarding was
struck by . shot that carried away the
calves OF both his legs. In This mangled
condition he gave the orders to board,
and lespi1g into the rigging Of his own
vessel in crdss to swing himself on that
Of his adversary, he was struck BY two
raasket balls which entered the top Of
his head and passed out through his chin.
Waving his sword above his head. he
exclaimed. .sOk, God r. and fell lifeless
On the deck. kfier The enemy bad been
repuIsed three times. the Wasp boarded
In 4ara, and IN one minute the conhici
was over. The English vessel was lie.
orally y wreck, and bad lost IN killed and
wounded sixty.seven out Of one Aundret
and fifteen. constituting her crew. o.
more than one half of her entire number
The Wasp had but Ave men killed end
twenty-five wown4ed.
C.psain Blakely teak his prize into Z
Orient where he burned Der 90 rreveni
veeaDiure. Up to this tine be had takes
EIGHT meychantmen. Remaining hers
till the latter pare of August. ha again SCI
sail, and on the lsk Of September cut on
Q vessel loaded with guns and military
stores from feet If ten 81, epnvoyet
~ seventy-four. Endeavorlng 70 70
peat the ssslcy experiment ne we ehases
swsv hv . man-ol.was. The. same evea
ine, however, sAahang four Ill. be il
srrn gzse chase - one. which irnnedi
ately threw ur rocket ana fred sisna
guns . aAlreet - aateai i ths eshe'
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
ppetrTp.
ro wrrHrRED TRETF7or.

TREE-o~
TO WIihL., .r,r~,s 4, go.
r-.oI.te sreet ~h
49, - fbou done
Wh,&intef from the summer
70 win ST. =
rest fsorn tAe suns
~. .,.s
year
Unto the hero
4 Temderiy gav'ss thou sheifer 20 the Deer
Home 70 the b'rd.
And'eseg once, the ezrliest OF the grove
= Thy smiles were CAV,
Obening thy Blossoms with the haste Of
Ave
Then did the bees. md all the insect
wings
Around thee lean;
e..-s.-- a.a darlina .nf the zilded things
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

- = .uor< ill., 10 Ioissr. shook ous the
kicks. 2na pzzsEeg the horse, made .
6dash u paoffne. From this time. the
race cas- very exciting. the mare leading
the ely slightly TO the half-mile pole. in
the last round-here they tapped. and
this position was kept up ut terr'fe
stride till within The quarter stretch. when
Katy. thinking. no doubt, she had done
the courteous long enough, gave the mare
goodbye, ana came in an easy winner by
about thirty ysrds-Handy distanced.-
Major Green's mare, being much dis
sressed, was withdrawn. The grey Sly,
fresh and lively as ever, gallcped the last
round without . competitor. Time.
3:5i.
II was said by some of the knowing
oass that there was from twenty to forty
thousand dollars changed hands On the
race. AN EYEWITNESS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
RALTsMORe MARKET.

The Sun G. Tuesday gives the follow
IN repuEk 81 he mark sEs:A=rlss snn.
biz Of wheat "a Msndav wss unusuallv
large--sbout II, COO bushels SOLD Il i Is
to . SO cents for red, and l,55 10 /, so Tor
prime white. A fair supply Of corn
It 81 t. 65 cents Ger new yellow 40 old
SIS 70 s. cents whits-osd 10 10 ~ cts.
= TosAeco.-Sales snall---demand mod
erate--ne chsnre IL prices.
GUAKo.-We ses by quotations of last
week that this article Is plentiiI S n mar
ket a &c.
q
y -.
go y5s ) short account q Fer
the CoIunbia coarse, near ION,
which came % on the 23d and inst.
The entries for the mile aay we're
DR.. T. A. Lynch's grey ally. Katy Dzr-
ling, BY Register, out Of = MargFave
mare Aajer Gresn's bay ally. Insane
not remenoered). and r. ~ HANS cay
horse, Claude Melnctte.
Inc nass came % me scrsscn = 80
p M ~ COCA orusr. AT Ine voso---so'
snsy ~ wens on = 'sns 80 s
80 nsFss Y - 'sza. mnss"s'
ausEser ME- sn y mare ..PPeo On"
ana ssoa pssseo-'ne grey my "oio'ns
her own some TWO lengths oen'na' IN
the mex. quartz, 'ne grey n"' '."s 1P'
passed 'ne gay morse ana "eh' e,0's W
70 the eay mare "n'cn Posln'A .ne nei'
snui the .a'' quarter '1e'en' ~neI 'ns
aoaoled tne oay mare ano ~0''0 nave
ar :, -. G..
as -, - s:..s r.: ,.xs
-S,.... A.. -. 60.
N'.,~r.s -. - an.
- 80
running $50 ~ ~. "a 81 - :.
"S" .'I ''e -.
iss. du~i'e"A' "".a ''e -
aha e.'ne % sue ''-.. '
em'o tue greatest e1e''e"en'. i'n'e e. ..'
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Delta, 81 Is 7ezn1rks fhnk
although NHI< w. sanlI4 less kebae
10 iasaniz{ ~ HIS 80 Sc s<ar<e.
Is day ssne Trishme1 e
not sent ~ Asylum. We
Rkysi<s zz 81 NJ eppesed 70 the
de- ii nxxniAs III yelioM fever eases.
,s;ve Il = faesr opinion thst this develops
inent q q tendenry ID Insanity i the
result q to- general use Of that subtle
and desdly nedicins. Public epininn
attributes not few Of the many. yellow
fever deaths which have Of late 50 terri.
lly swelled orr Inortuary annals. Ca the
slnwise use of quinine and if 70 the sup.
,osed deaih-dealing qualities Of qusnins,
te added the production of deafness ard
blindness. and swollen limbs ana inssnit-
ty !! how great must be the responsibility
az those who have % freely. IN fzfty rain
aoses, administered Il.
:. But the new bathurst CT insanity ID
not whsiiy confned TO any class Of eur
population. Every nationality eentrib-
utes it, victims. upon whose brain the
.wrifien troubles cf quininr have been
traced, for Ill ct those who have recently
become insane. have hns short tine
since had their names fscogded in physi.
clans books - among the lucky ones
who we're cured Of yeIlow fever
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

AvornRR CoNrr.-According e an
English paper another illustrioas ssrsn.
ger, comet, il taking tour through the
heavens, Within the scope Of our earthly
vision. |. vas discovered at Berlin ON
the 18th Of September, and on the Sd 81
October was visible TO the eye. The
head equalled in brightness star Of the
fourth magnisede; aad The tail could be
traced about one degree. Il had rapid
Soasheriy rnotien.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

BRrrfsH AND U. 3. ConsvIs.--Eng.
land has 441 consals In 4iGerent parts Of
world, and the United States oniy 10.
England has 20 in the United States. o.
in Spain. II IN Brazil, Go in Chins, %
in Frsnee, g IN Portugal. IS IN Russia,
and ~ j Sweden. The United States
has So u The British ,lsminioBs, q In
France, I in Brazil. . ID China, Q IL rcr-
tugal, . in Spain, and 4 IN Russia. q
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

AtAsaAA u. q. SEEAToR..--It il stated
,ha; despatch has been received a.
noancing the recollection Of Hon. Jers<
mi4h Clemens ss ". s. Senator u Ala
bema.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Alice Carey. in late poem Published
in the National Era. uses this beautiful
figure:
Even for the dead win not bind
Ny soul 10 grief-death cannot lone
divide:
For Il is !. hth1 rose lad elirsAea
~ garden val. ed blossemsa % sks
vshes eide
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Tn summer seek sweetheart cut,
In garden, feld. or fallow;
The days just then are long enonsh.
The nights are mild and mellow.
Ere winter the delicious Knot -
Nuss be fast tied together:
Nc moonlight meetings in the snow
In esl6 and cutting weather.
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wages IN their trade is 81 per day, and the
strike is for $2s, or an advance of York
shilling per day. Is itlikely that the go,d to bs
effected by this Strike will oyerbalance its
evil
We believein Scaleo Prices in each trade to
which Employer and Employed should conform.
We maintain the right Of every man to set his
own price on bis own labor. We hold that
men have perfect moral right to combine for
an increase of wages when they deem their
pay inadequate. But we cannot believe it
wise for men who are offered 81 per day to
strike for an Advance of only shilling. II it
we're to maintain . lOng-establshed rate, q
strike might be justified; but it will be diff
cult to make the public feel any strong symps-
thy with body of mechanics who are offered
81 per day and only ask another shilling.
The Carpenters may succeed in establishing
the scale they ask for but what will maintain
it, When work slackens and the City is full
of idle, needy Carpenters, who believes that
so high rate as 50! per day can be main
tained' We fear the Carpenters are making
mistake, and losing the best part of the sea-
son in struggle which, even if Immediately
successful, will cost them more than it comes
to. They ought to understand their own busi-
ness best but their notice of our Office was
in some sort an appeal, which we have re-
sponded to honestly if not acceptaby. If We
are wrong and they right on the question of
policy, we will thank them to remind us of the
fact next winter.
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sr,.,or. car ret to zee nchins higher thss clerk.
.,d ,bsx have 10 card even those heard one active
s.,.,or who tumped Is for Pierce in the last
psisn say this morning that he feared the corruption
is,s would bear full sway under this Administration;
ths. thew would out Heroi the Gsphns and Gartners
of the last Administrations One OF your correspond
sr,. saws that Mr. Walter the architect will be re-
aiped that Senator Hunter and Others hsd requested
I, This NAV be 80, but from Senator Hunters CHAR
acer am disposed TO doubt it. inssmuch as MS reia
tons are said to have very profitable contracts
under the architect Of course he could not interfere
without bis motives being questioned BY the unchari
table.
The Secretary of the Treasury and the Postmaster
General in their selection Of Peter G. Washington snd
sah Hobbie have secured the very best talent Tor
their respective places in those two gentlemen Let
vmblers look on, and they will be satisfied thai the
selection of these ssgscious safe and JUDI
cous that so far the public service is concerned no
better men could be found. They are able, expert
epced industrious and faithful Lex well enough alone
lis said that C. Edrards Lester is to be sent to Rome
in place of Lewis Cass Jr. That the Illness OF his
mother Mrs CASE makes il desirable for the son 70
return home.
There is much speculation about Dickinson and
Dix accepting but there is no fear but Dickinson VIII
accept TO please Marcy If for no other reason Dix
may not but that will make but little difference Inc
President can put Coddington Dixs friend In, or send
for Gov Bouck and the money will be safe. No steal
inrs there. ps
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U. s. SENATE-ExrRA Sxs,ros.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March A. ,

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 81, issi
The Senate, Immediately upon assemblin
proceeded to the consideration Of the Executive be-
ness.
When the doors were opened. Mr.. Housra
submitted resolution which hes over, calling for 4
report OF an examination of the Patent Office 6alta,
Mr.. HAMLIS submitted resolution wAx
also lies over authorizing the SECRETARY OF Stss 4
contract with John c. Riyes for 81 copies OF the @
sreseioual Globe and Appendix for each Senstor hs
ditionto the twelve they severslly now receive
Mr.. HoUsroS offered resolution that unls
the President shall have further communicates.
make. the Senate will adjourn on Saturday next
Mr.. Mason thought such notice would l
dscourteous TO the President. He had learned thrs
President has other business Of executive chars
10 transmit snd said they would probably be ens6s
adjourn sine de next wednesday or Thursday.
Mr.. HoUsroS did not wish To be discourte&
but he was tired of staying here and wished to be as
way home
Senate adjourned.
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~ We give additional advices by the Ma.
CARA this morning. Louis Napoleon has of.
fered the War Ministry to Gen. Canobert again,
bu, he refuses to accept il unless Changarnier,
Lamcriciere, Bedeau and Lotto be amnestied.
The pensions to Polish refugees have been
withdrawn. Twenty new peers had been ere
sted in Portugal to carry through the new
measures of the Government. The state of
things between Switzerland and Austria is
growing interesting, The report OF the death
of Hsynau is confirmed, but no particulars are
given. The Turks have evacuated Montene-
gro. A dispatch stating that Prince Menchi.
koff had met with repulse from the Sultan,
and that the latter had implored the aid Of
France and England, had depressed the Eng
lish and French funds. The British fleet had
been ordered from Malta TO the Archipelago.
Buenos Ayrean dates to the ID February state
that the civil war was still in progress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

u The Express assures US that we have
been laboring under mistake with respect to
the increase Of four diplomatic salaries to
10000 each-that said increase did not pass.
We are very glad to hear it, since the Editor
of The Express, having been member of the
last House, is authority on the point. We
know that it passed the Senate and was reso-
lutely insisted on BY that body We have
hitherto understood that the House finally
concurred, but we are very glad to learn that
the fact was otherwise.
1t is one of the evils of the mode of legis-
lation at the Federal City that few can know
what is or is not carried. The great Money
bills are all rushed through during the two or
three last days of the Session-the most i'm
portant of them during the last highland all
that the public can know Of their provisions is
contained in q report that " the Committee OF
Conference recommend that the Senate re-
cede from Nos. 3, 6, 9, Is and II Of their
amendments, and that the House concur in
all the rest on which the Previous Question
was ordered, all debate cut of, and the re-
port was agreed to- Who can tell what
passed and what did not from such report
will The Express inform us whether the
increase of salary to the Vice President and
Cabinet Officers was likewise defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

~ The meeting of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club last night at TaInmany Hall was
not very well attended. Instead Of Geo. Ban
croft, John A. Dix and Charles O'Conor for
the speakers, We lad James T. Brady, LOr-
EMO Is. Sheppard, John Cochrane, and
mirabie dictu Henry Arcularius, Jr., the
lopg.lost Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
How he became exhumed is mystery the
rain yesterday was hardly sufficient TO reach
the primary strata. Our reporters have given
the spirit ofthe speeches ofthese disinterested
City Reformers. They will do--for the
First of April
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March H. ~
The claim bills were made the specia "'
for Monday.
Mr. BRIsroL, favorably on the bill reisa"'
taxing incorporated companies. III
Mr.. MORGAN reported complete the ",
confirm the conyeyances OF land sold BY the Ns'
Institution for the Desf and Dumb. ..~e
MIR PIERCE reported bill 10 recon's~
The Locks on the Champlsin Canal. An
Mr. WRIGHT advocated the passSgo
bill not as now reported but ss IL wAs on n' 90
iroduced from the Canal Committee, ana ~ - I
10 restore the original bill preyaiied-hy@ IL.,,,e
The operation Of the bill was then fes
10 the Whitehall locks. IT. Con
Upon agreeing with the Report Of tas lie
mittee the Ayee and Noes were called ior n''
Ayes 49, Noes 2 ,.,s Adj
Mr.. VANDERBILT reported complee
relating 10 assessments In the City Of Ne"-i@~
BILLS READ AND Passed. noJ
To amend the Charter OF the Df'
Bank -. che Sal
To amend the Act incorporating 'H'
and National Law School
Recess 70 4 O'Clock.
Afternoon SessiOn. 1. 4
The Excise bill was recommItted
ported complete. IN ..,,ire d
Mr.. RoaERs introduced bill to equs'
assessment OF Railway Companies for taxseo~
The report of the Commissioner -
20 eodify the Militia Law IVES ordered 70 "
Bills yAssxp. ,y.xss(
In relation TO the Bushwick and Nc
Bridge and Turnpike Road Co. -,
Amending the General Railroad Ass -usu
The service of notices on StocAn"'
case Of On increase Of capital stock IL Dc&
Amending the Birth. Marriage s.S ri
Registry Act 90 iar o, spplS 70 the ciy q NV"
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~ FowLERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
ruhshers Clinton Hall, No. ISL NaSsan-st- New-fork.
By LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1919

BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN loi9-
PuyERMAcuEks PATENT HYpRoELEcTRic NoLrhc
CHAINS constructed be worn under the garments are
the most wonderful discovery IN medicine and eeetcy
scute nervous pains such a. head ear and
tooth ache rheumatic PAINS no deleTeanA &C ana
theiI mild bot continuous and pereepuole ectloh on 'o
BODY diseases OF standing, such ~ sout local paTs
lys,s complaints liver Diseases &c. dsapPeAi, .
by mrsele they bsve been applied with the greatest
succes In all those dreadful diseases IN Children commonly
called eonyusi0ns aso in OF teetIns under am
cpltiss and disorders Of the bowels They teepitato
n,etA fSn their solutions, decompos water dehret me
magnetic needle, in short, show all the pbenotnehoh
efecfs weigh about two ounces can De folded up IN
ct hook always ready tor instantaneous use ana
will last . hs lifetime, guarding himself tAhsy Atlo
fiepds Ac aSsinst that number OF diseases anu com
Plants in which mild streaming eleeu,ei'y y Pe
safe certain aud wonderful speedy remedy inc az
complete chain Is from a. TO Is batteries sO 10 -. ~
Incredible the above facts any person Csh
easily himself beforehand az the depot oil tner
truth, The Importance Of the invention has been sekow
edged America hy the aey OF Medicine OF New ORR
and the ohAns have teen applied with great success ~ the
meSncN eoliescS the City, Bellevue, and WAN SAno
Hospitals Brooklyn CITY Hospital &c; IN Europe oy me
Royal Colleges 81 thyscAns and Surgeons IN London oy
the Academies Rationale de Medecin Pans by the I'm
ana other scientific Institutions Of the highest order inelad
ins the principal hospitals in Europe
Toe prpprletos POSSESSION Of testimonials 10 tho
same acct FROM al he above Institutions IN Ausrica and
member. OF the profession IN eo;A hespAeres and invite
the public TO examine them
E sna illustrated descriptions one for personal ard
one for scientific men. with copies OF testimonials and
number OF cured IN New ORR Sa Europe may be
ehs.,nsa srsfs a. the Office They VII ee forwarded free
OF postase 10 any part Of the United States In to
prepaid Inquiries containing three cents postSse SAmps
J. SrEISERr, No 5Ss Brosdwey, cor. OF Prneest
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THE CARPENTERS, STRIKE.

Alarge and respectable body Of Journey
men Carpenters passed our Office yesterday on
q strlke, and gave US very hearty cheers. We
viii repay the compliment with the very best
advice We know how to offer.
STRIKES are to Industry what War is to Ma
tions-sometines Necessity, but If so dire
necessity which nothing short Of weghty and
urgent reasons can justify. Do those reasons
exist in the Carpenters case'
We understand that the general rate Of
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~ In the u S. Senate yesterday after the
Executive session, the members amused them
selves by offering resolutions among them was
a modest one from Mr.. Hamlin, 10 take for each
Senator 81 copies of Rives's Congressional
Giobe-in addition to the II for which the
country already pays-whether for the benefit
of the ernatvIs tho sood Domncratic pub
Usher, is not stated MIR. Houston, too EVIL
IDENTIFY, wishing TO stir up the occupant of the
White House, aud being DESTROYS of starting for
home, proposed to adjourn on Saturday sine die,
unless the President had further cOmmunica-
tons to make, upon which Mr.. Mason impaired
the delightful information that by Wednesday
next they will no longer be needed TO act as
clerks, and cry amen to Mr.. Perce's
preaching.
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CRysrAI PALACE-IMpoRrAYr NOTIcE.-A

CRYSTAL PALACE-lMPoRTANT NOTIcE.-A
proposal has been submitted to the Committee TO appoint
competent and reliable gentlemen 10 examine and nves
gate al cases that the Committee may feel warranted in
countenahcpg the undertaking Of Dr. WATTS, and pre-
nounce accordance 10 the facts deveoped-tha he has
undertaken 10 cure without cost charge with his Mag
petc Nervous Andote all the outward visible dis ases of
all the afflicted persons who visit the Worlds Fair from
any part ofthe Union all such complaints that be seen
and known cured, such Epileptc Fits St. Vtuss
Dance Aeue, Rheumatism, Soasms Asthma, Cough, Fry
oeas and the first and second stages Of Consumption &c
&c This done with the Of convincing the world Of
the power Of this wonderful discovery OF volitve magnet
ism having been proved by public documents and POSITIVE
evidence TO stayed the rsvages of Consumption from
10 TO ~ week in this city The above proposal was sub
mitted by THEODORE SEDGEwIcE, Pres dent
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From Washiugtsu.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, March 81, lsss
The Senate to-day were in Executive Se.
sion two hours and half They confirmed al a.
Philadelphia nominations rcpot>d also all the Ne.
postponed.
The President has nominated the follovi,,
for Baltimore; Philip Z Thomas, Collector, James a
Davies, Postmaster John Ketteriy, Naval ofcy; q
Briscoe, Navy Agent; James Polk surveyor
Hon. Willis A. German has been nomias,Al
for Governor OF Minnesota
In the Gardiner case, the entire day was %
cupied in Arguments upon the aimissibisy Of vv,o,,
papers offered to prove the existence Of the u.,.
all Of which were ruled out