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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Richardson brothers IL Co.'s Circular.

p, Niooqra LIVERPOOL 10th No 18th, 1884,
The weather has been foe since lat.
there has beer good inquiry for WHEAT and Flour, but
the small oautiiy Of both has limited business FLoyk
ha sold At $40 J5f and sol bb for Baltimore snd fhs
pbia qualities INDIAN CoM qOie; ,,..., ,s.. ,,.,
Our rrivals continue 10 be light Is qusiteis WHsAr
Ireland 20 from Egypt only supply Of tbs article
Hcc Tuesday with ltB qusren OATS 800 DO BEANS ~
DO INDIAN CoRS 1850 ocds Of OATMEAL, 81 sacks and 10
tDs. FLOCB.
~ sa,k and 2l(O bbls FLOUR.
mo ,stfs rfessn,ed mos. nsgre show of samples Of
WHEAT nd FLOUR this oning The attondanee was good
md Tor WHEAT from the Mdladd Counties.
Ireland 81 10 proportion 10 tne quantity on sale NO
lave TO port sood trade hang been done the
pic 1sday and a. an advance Of 3D. oil barrel On
FLOUR on the currency tina, day
Vtry le dong la INDIAN Co.'s but no change Ia value
be reported; ard the trade in oATNL was slow, whether
new old, ard the former IS 10 load lower
he iTpos from sbrosa this day consist Of 1885
quarters WHEAT, (principsy EsypuaHJ 400 do. bDiM
Experts 500 quarters WEEAT 1875 do ISDiAs CoRs.
500 bbls and 20 sacks FLOUR.
This day quotation Of American cereals White WHEAT.
1913. ltif to j. Q, ed toisi Red, 81, Y6i Yg
fLOUR-Fhlsdelpbis and Baltimore 81 30 70 56I and 3i
r txtrs CoRS-Ssalg iorsweet. white sndyeowi second
aTy 56d57I y $50 n.
CoTroA-1he present uncertain Of commercial mat
tiers lnd Of The in the Crmea keeps tho trade IN
dull state We have had a mode demand
crper quostons depending entirely whether parties
realize not sales, 5s4D bales Spectators
took $3.50 baes exPores $40 bass-leaVins the trais
cuFRclIRoA BARK-a5 to 81 p ewt, asked for wha. Is In
LARD is very GULL abou, 80 sold about z It sup
BEEF In The pIesen, state Of uncertainty n Consequence
Of late Aines commands attention The GOyefdmcnt
contract known Correctly but es1sfed a. below
PoeE has been very quiet, aud Government does
arrear b have taken al they adyertiaed for.
BAcoxA fair retail demand exists but at auction sale
sis 10 be; n 500 tcs Beef a or absu, 5000 Iol; SOP
bbIs Beef &c, 1900 tes Pork. 20 7sa2ii 26 800 bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

The following resolutions were adopted unani-
mousy:
pS That we consider the question Of the enactment II
40 prohibit the traffic IN Intoxicating beverages by far
- most in poan be decided BY the result OF the en-
,S eIscfiot-one which friend of Temperance
no APPRECIATES the interests Of humanity desires TO
-onote the glory Of God, when casting bis ballot for
for executive legislative oiee) concienousy
idnae or render secondary other but the con-
,rsy we view me question which he win feel It big d1ty
20 Of BY the exercise Of whatever OF nha
ne God granted him. moral or peeunary pohcai OF rel'
eous . H., ~. -. $1,000. Of ,Li,
rsfp we epec0uy Geprecste the Efforts which are no"
fis uu forth with energy and determination worthy OF
eeufe 10 induce under ptetsnse or
a. the rrouoiot any question OF supposed principle or e1'
10 vote for candidates fer Governor or Lieutenant
E other Shsn those they themselves have BY their rep
,vps knbled in State Convention placed In nonna
- "a we further resolve that will put forth every hon
- frt 10 sseure the Triumphant election Of those men
- - recognize standard in the present con-
viz, For Governor Ny H. Clars who Tor three years
4, tie serae this State ass noby stood forth iah-
tsrion and defender Of Prohbitory Law and Tor Lieu
,srtCeyernor Henry Raymond who has fully and une-
redsed bis earnest and hearty support TO the same
ssrre ih every in which may officially come be-
PlI That this Grand Division considers Tat the present
- inlrersvely demands that every son OF Leupersnee
lover OF bis hind shall do bis whole duty 70 himself ans
opbrv snd God BY rsyng 10 the support Of the MANS
law Candidates in the ensuing election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

John ID. Deirees the talented editor Of The In
dtanapols Journal has disposed of his interest in that
concern and retired with handsome competency.
The result in the Nth District IL ne 81 thus gwen
in The Decatur Press;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
-, outrage UPON THE REV. MR.. BApsr.

IhS BAseoR, Thursday, Oct. 96, 1854.
A. attempt was made before the Grand Jury at
hE 81 tnday. 10 get seven persons indicted for
gagged IL the late outrage upon the person of
Be Bsp the s Gs, aSoS.i r t5s Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

XXIIId Districf.-CAIEB LYoN (Ind declines
reelection 10 Congress, " but hopes in card adj
drtsstd 10 the electors of the District 10 get the
great principles of which h l. the humble expo
lent before the people OF the United States at It's
next session. viz: THE Diffusion Of Patronag
" 'amopg the people The establishment OF a Ma.
tona Agricultural Institute for tie education of
" the sous OF the farmer aud mechanic Free Homes
" for Free men,, &c The undersigned thanks the
authors of various letters and the sgners of crcu-
l8s and the Conventions for their approval OF ms
" vote upon tue Nebraska question He simply did
bis duly and hopes his friends will support no man
who either lacks principle, or, by ASSOCIATION, mas
none at ell On the Great question OF the day"
XTJIIM Dstrict.-There appears to be disaffsc-
ton among the Wigs OF Montgomery and Science
tsdy Counties. John Frey of Montgomery is pre-
seuicd as independent candidate.
NIAGARA CO.-rhe Silver Grays Of Niagara County
have nominated an independent County ticket.
ST. Laurence CO.-Ihe 81. LGrreAce RepublicaH,
Anti. Nebraska DEM with circulation OF 2 400
copies still refuses 10 support Seymour and Ludlow
The Wing ticket will have majority in St Lawrence.
NORTH CAROLNE--McMIllan Ram hucsde
Democrat i elected to the House of Commons to ill
q vacancy. re Wbs CHOSEN over the regular caAul
date.
IsDIAsA.-We have not yet received full returns OF
the election but enough has transpred to render 1t
certain that there will be ali Ant-Nebraska majority
In The Senate OF from two TO four, and in the House.
n majority Of from 90 to "a. How the Legislature will
stano upon the old party Issues of IVhig aud Dem'-
oraf we are not advised. As near can be ascer-
tai1ed at present, the peoples majority on the Con
erosion al vote viii be about IL OOO The vote for
State officers win not very much from this. Pierces
majority over Scott aud Hale Al, aud the Dem
ocra,c majority the Congressional vote two years
ago. l2,e29.
KENTUCKY.
Tie LriagfOH Statesman administration Dem
announces that Democratic mass meeting is to be
held on the Race Course that city on Thursday
-. a, ub;ch Mr. Rrer kanridgp the ReDresenta,iv in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
s,II or A BRIDGE AT FORT DEPOSIT.

PHiLADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 20. 1854.
!, The bridge over the Susquehanna River, at Port
y,enoslt gave way this morning. while $50 head OF
sst.le we're passing over il. The bridge is broken
s~sy between three Of the piers in the middle and
sseb epd hangs the abutments in avery dangerous
ssnSitiop large number OF cattle perished aud II
i,srpd human life has also been lost, as some hats
I've beea found floating on the water.
No. SECOND DISPATCH.
he arst span Of the br;dgeo the Hartford side is
hsttered that il is expected to fall the second and
90 mans were broken TO atoms, and the fourth span
p .' hsdly shattered. There 40 head Of cattle
sns bridee, and most of them went down with il,
On On, ~ sn,v one was drowned Some Is of them had
y~ ~. Ices broken. Ne lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
MINNESOTA

AGA uejoIliy over Baird s6 IA
Black less tran Bard aud Suy.er united q. t5T.
Majority against Prohibitory Liquor Law, 100.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Jhe territorial election has resulted in the trump
very generally, OF the party opposed to the raFoAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
c Of OF WESTERN NEW YORK.

This body commenced its annual session in Ithaca
ON the 24th inst. Tire Divisions composing the
Grand Division were well represented. The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected officers for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

We received our circulars By the Nisgars Of -
early hour this morning, but have room only for the
following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
VERMONT

After eighteen unsuccessful bslotings on the nine
tsenih vste, on Friday last, the Hon. Daniel r.
Thompson of Montpelier. editor Of The Freeman, the
Free Democratic State paper. was elected Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

Tie Hon. Samuel II. VALLEY is renomipatsd for Con-
cress in the lVih District J. WiLEr EDxuSDs de-
cnes reelection from the Hid District
The Hon. John z. Goodrich, it is said viii not be
a candidate for reelection to Congress The GreeH'
field Gazette mentions Mr. Kellogg as candidate for
the nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
.op.NTS FOR KANSAS

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Oct. &c, 1854.
marty Of fry persons Will leave here Tomorrow
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INDIANA

Tie EransrHe Journal gives the majories in the
Ist District for Congress compared with 1852:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Total, Geo sos OOtO $50 500 coo f7S so coon

Totals l54 1CO Geo sos go $50 6aeo coo foeoD Oob
TALow-Ihe market has been active, end rice OF fully 10
~stsabshsd IN o-day's sales say o. for the spot
TEAThe teleglhe Intelligence has had no elect on tho
r,arhet and prices unseied with mod rae buBnes
TN-ssits nj; Bancs ilii.
TVRPENTNE Rough u worth ~. Spts inaeuSei Ames-
cen In cesks) 1915
Az for the most pst nomna there buyers OF United
states &. Of 1903 at 70 1904 No Massachusetts, Sterling
The InaLef NewYork srd Erie Sd Mortgage have been done
81 77l PeBns, lyahie q cent Bonds SldS Maryland "
cent. Sterling S9iG9L Virginia = cent Sterling 9Ri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27

Tile LriagfOH Statesman administration Dem
announces that Democratic mass meeting is to be
held on the Race Course near that city on Thursday
next at which Mr. Breckenridge, the Representative in
Congress from Il at district Jesse Bright of Indiana,
and probably Senator Douglas OF illinois, will be
present and address the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

OFFICIAL Returns COMPLETE.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND CANAL COMM SSONER-
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rry IN CHARLESTO

MORTALITf IN CHh.'I1H - On.
CHhRIEsroS, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1854.
The deaths in this city for the pact week were fifty
ak. of which thirty one were Ironl yeno" ie'er.
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VOTE FOR SUPREME JUDGE AND PRoHIBITORY
] UI)tII
LAW.

PollocHs majority over BigeT.. S1'OG
Motifs majority over Darsie...'.lSo''f9
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

Boots and Shocs---Gentlemen wishing TO pro-
the fashionable stylish Boots and CATERS
and those The celebrated makers had better
~sit Espenscheid, at the BRICK SHOE STORE, on the
corner of Main and Commercial streets for his
ment is of the largest and varied and val
liable to be found in the country Espenscheids prices
reasonable the quality of his goods excellent
LADIES' Misses and chidrens shoes of all qualities and
descriptions. 23m
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

Hardware Hardware!
ADSW WOHTH s. ROCK WELL
Importers and Dealers in every description o.
l. II riware Cutlery and Heavy Goods,
No. 1Os Battery street, corner of Merchant street
SIN FRANCISCO
Merchants and others visiting this city particu
larly invited to call and examine our fine stock OF
goods and low prices fthe same-conssting in par.
as follows
Cutlery, all kinds; Cow Bells, Sheep Bells
Locks latches and bolts; Iron brass cop'r wire
Butts screws, hinges; Ladies', skimmers, Dip
Hat, coat and wardrobe pers:
hooks iron and brass; RaZors, shears, scissors
Pullies, Pistols, bowie knives;
Brass goods of all kinds; Mechancs tools all kinds
Nails, spikes, brsds and tacks;
Shoves. hoes. forks, rakes. axes and castings;
Brass Kettles, axle trees;
Elliptic springs, Leather Betting;
Files chisels, hammers, saws, saw sets;
Emery sand paper, selves;
Spoons plated and iron;
Silver plated Tea setts;
Silver platnd castors;
Brttana castors and pitchers;
Dinner Bells, Tea Bells;
House keeping and Farming utensils of all kinds
Together with large assortment of other goods
in this line, which shall always sell at the very
lowest market prices. July7 I'm
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
American Livery and Sale Stable.

BROAD STREET, Ne VADA
gEVHE subscriber hegs to return his ID nj - the
citizens of Nevada, for The liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues TO keep the best Sc
lection of Saddle and other HoRsEs for their accom-
mediation thatthe country will afford; and he would
especially call the attention the Ladies to his stock
of spirited but gentle animals at such TINES they
are desireg. 70 enjoy healthful and iueigora'tug
tide !, p LOErE11
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

WIG STATE CONVENTION At a meeting
OF the Wing State Central Committee. held in
an Francisco on June 1st, l854--Ppscnt,
Messrs. Soule. Lull, Haven, Bill, Matheson,
opson, Hutchinson, Catlin. Monson, Whitman
and Lewis--it was
fesolred, That tie Wing voters of the State
OF california be requested to meet in their re-
SPectiVe counties, and elect Delegates to a
Whig State Convention. to be held at Sacra.
mento on TUESDAY, the 25th day of July
next, for the purpose of nominating candidates
ior the next general election
1he basis of representation as adopted by
the last State Convention is as follows:
At every Wing Convention hereafter to be
called, each county shall be entitled to one vo-
ting Delegate for every 200 Wing votes cast
by said county at the preceding election taking
as basis the highest vote for any State off
Ger; provided however. that each county shall
be entitled to at least tvs votes.
The official election returns to be taken on
this basis, and the apportionment to be made
thereGrom at the sitting of each Convention,
previous to the transaction of business of gen.
eral interest
The pumber of Delegates to which Neva-
da county is entitled under this resolution is TO-
FRANK SOULE, President.
LOUIS r. LuIL, Secretary.
j. T. Haven, b. G. Whitman,
A P. Catlin, C.I Hutchinson,
L. Upson, r. N. Matheson,
A 9. Monson, l. Tracy Bill,
John A. Lewis
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
|SO Tierees Choice Hams, in Brine.

1E0 Tierees Choice Hams, in Brine,
LOU loo Barrels superior Mess Mess ork
200 bbls hf do clear pork 500 bxs and fb Imp Tea
75 casks E Bacon, 100 boxes Oolong Tea
200 frkns Choice Butter, 500 boxes a. 20 and 40 fb
275 kegs Leaf Lard, Adamantine Candles
$50 TO- Is 20 B tins 100 bxs French and Sperm do
100 Inf bbls No ! Mackerel so bxs Fresh Peaches
1000 bags Chile Beans 100 bxs green corn and peas
500 hf bbls meal 200 bx pepper sauce catsup
200 bags walnuts, 100 bxs ground coffee,
$50 ream wrapping paper so boxes grape and apricot
$50 doz superior brooms tobacco,
100 saeraius and $50 bxs assd Spices glass
tartar in glass; so bxs assd jellies and jams.
For sale by GOODWIN & Co., 62 California street
July a. 1854. San Francisco1
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
. In Calling attention to DR.. Guysot's Inn.

proved y t-ac OF Yellow Dock and SarsaparR, feel
confident that doing service ell who msy be
affected with scrofuous and other disorGerR originating
in hereditary tsn from tmpuriy of the Bleed. We
have known instances within The Eaere OF acquant
nce where the most Formidable distemrefs have beon
rred by :ho o "uysots Ex;rac: of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparla" alone.
is one Of the few advertised medicines that cannot be
s;iqr1szed ith Clsekery, fnr the "Yello Deck and
the "Sarsaparilla well known 10 the me-: efficient,
land ut the time innxiaos) agents In the whole
.a.era eca and by far The hest ami purcst prepara.
ton OF tm Dr Cuysots yellow Dock and sarsapari
la.- Zee advertisement in another colunn. Sim
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

A whig County Convention win be held in
Nevada on Thursday, July goth, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. to nominate County Officers, members of
the Legislature, and ten delegates to the Wing
State Convention at Sacramento on the 25th
Of July.
The basis Of Representation will be one voting
delegate for each one hundred votes cast in
each township at the last general election, and
All additional one for every fraction over twen-
ty FIVE votes. The following is the apportior-
ment for each township, by the returns of the
last rpnpral elecfior
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

All Wing voters are requested to meet in
their respective townships on Saturday. July
18TH at o'clock P. NJ. and choose the number
of delegates to which they are entitled. to-wit :
Nevada township, court house, Nevada Grass
Valley township. Grass Valley; washington
township, " ashington Bridgeport township.
San Juan Eureka township, Moore's Flat ;
Little York township, Little York Rough
and Ready township, Rough and Ready; Bear
River township, Johnsons Crossing.
By order of County Committee,
III. DAVIS, Chm.
a. A. SARGENT, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
Special Noiicss.
Masonic.

Erisbie's Concert Hall and Drawing
Roens IAeatre.-Mr. Frsbie having enlarged the
Stage md otherwise altered and reed his Hall for Con-
and ExHIDITIoysmakingi it the most elegant and
comfortable place in the mountains, for such purposes
would csil the attention of Comp lnes and Ar,stes
70 whom he will ieeee On favorable terras Sf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04

From Marseilles the accounts are that the COM
try demand had caused rapid diminntion Of the
stocks in the warehouse. II follows. that on the
2Dth June. there will be 39.t0O0o0 bushels less
wheat IN France aud ON the 2nth July, 7s,000.-
0Uu bushels less,and on 2lth August III 100000
bushels less than on the 2hh May. I-54. II Is
certain that the quantity of Wheat and Flour 10
France ON the 9th May, ISL. could not exceed
40000,000 bushels. This would al be consum-
I'D by the 20h of June. 50 that the great iumne
will then exhibit itself which Napoleon III. de-
eared TO his SeHafBs Coasuitum on 1st March,
1851. had afflicted France. Neither the new har-
vest of Wheat in the United States, France or
England, can be- sufficiently dry To be ground in
to Flour prior to 9th August 1851. England can
not supply France with any wheat or Flour
The stock of Wheat and Flour in England on the
2Oth MAY. 1854. did nat exceed l-,OuO.o0O bush
els her consumption is not less than l3U0O,UOO
bushels per nth. hence all this would be con
summed by the 18th Of July, 1851,
The London Marx Lane Express Of Goth May
ls5I, says. supplies from the Black Sea have
ceased entirely; It is doubtful II the Baltic can
continue its supplies 20 usat the same rnte it has
done heretofore, hence further gradual rise in
prices Is almost certain to taks plaoe." This in
formation is submitted for the Of the Wheat
growers of the Wheat growing States. They
should refuse Ia sell bu-hel OF VII at. old or
new, of good quality. under two dollars per bush
Il during the years sd and 1855, "a IL will re-
quire the surplus Of more than two very abundant
harvests to supply the exhausted granaries Of
Western Europe.and even the United states.ad-
hitting the crops harvested next July in Europe
md the L. States, and which cannot be in
any good 6rder for grinding prior 10 first septem-
Der. l-5I.are abundant. The British and French
Governments have been compelled for the last
fur months Ia use every secret effort 10 keep
down the price Of Wheat IN London and Paris.
\ GILTIYAToR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
Cholera

Cholera has made its appearance at SCOTS
ville--two cases of a very violent character hay
ing occurred. both Of which resulted fatally IN a
few hours Several physicians who have been
great deul among the cholera pronounced these
cases the genuine cholera, Of very violent char
acter. It's also said that case has occurred at
or near Howardsyille, and that there have been
several cases between scottsylle aud Richmond.
II viii be seen that it is gradually making it,
way up the river. and it is not improbable it will
reach our city.
II is to be hoped. in the mean time, every pre-
cautionafy step will be taken by the authorities
10 prevent such a result. 1t is too well known
for us to repeat it, that cleanliness is great pre-
yentiye, and we urge upon the authorities
promptly to adopt such means as may best seem
suited to prepare the city for the approach Of
this fatal disease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
From the Richmond Enquirer.
The Mexican Treaty ten Million BIZ

+ The Mexican treaty ten 4aAlAoA LAA
The bill appropriaiing ten millions OF dollars
to carry into effect The new treaty with Mexico,
in accordance with the special message OF Presi-
dent Pierce. was passed on Wednesday afternoon
in the lower House oftCongress By tie decisive
vote Of 1903 yeas to CO nays. The Senate have
also eoneurred with the House in the passage OF
the appropriation to carry the treaty into effect
and the President on Thursday eyening,it Is IN
derstood. signed the bill. The following IS The
vote on the passage Of the bill in tie House
Of Representatives.
YEAs-Messrs. Abercrombe, Aiken. Jas. {.
Allen, w. Allen, Ashe. ID. }. Bailey, Barnsdaie'
Ranr Belcher. Bell. Bliss. Boeoek. Boyce'
Breckenridge. Bridges, Brooks, Cnskie, Cham
berlain Chastain. Chrisman. Clark. Chngman,
Cobb. Colquitt, Cox. Curtis, j. &. Davis, Daw-
SON Dean, Disney, Dowdell, Eddy. Edmudson,
]. u. Elliott, Ellison. Ewing, Faulkner Flor
ence, Gamble, Goode, Greenwood. Grow, Samp-
son ". Harris, Hendricks, Hem, Ilillyer'
Houston, Hunt, Ingerso johnson, Geo. ".
Jones. J. CLANCY Jones. II. Jones, keitt, Kerr,
Ridwell, kurtz, Lamb, Letcher, Lindsey, Nc
Dongall McMullen, McNair, Macy, Maxwell,
Smith Miller, Millson Olds, Orr. Packer, j. Per
kins Phelps Phillips, Powell, Pratt, Preston,
Puryear, Reese, Richardson, Riddle, Robbins,
Rowe. Ru1in. Seward, Shannon. Shaw. Single
Ton. =. \. s1tliUs w III smith, W ill., T
L. Stanton. III. l.. Stevens, Straub ID. Stuart, J.
J. Taylor. Thurston, Vail, Nansant, Walker,
Walsh, Westbrook. ID. b. Wright and Zollicof
fer-lu3
NAYS essrs. Bennett, Benson, Benton,
Campbell. Carpenter, Chandler, Cook, Croker,
Cullom,T. Doyis, De Witt, Dick, Dickinson,
Eastman, T. ID. Eliot Everhart Farley, Fen
ton, Fngler, Gddings, Goodrich, Harlan, IIar-
rison Hastings, Haven. Hester Howe, Hughes,
Daniel I. Jones, Knox, Lindley, MeCullock,
Matteson, Mayall, Middleswarth, J. G. Miller,
Morgan, Murray, Norton, A. Oliver, NJ. Oliver,
Parker, Peckham, Pennington, Bishop Perkins,
prngle, D. Richie, Russell. Sabin, Sage, Sapp,
G, Smith, j. l.. Tayor,N. G. Taylor, Upham,
Wade, Valley, Eliuh b. Washburn, IsraeWash-
burn, j. Wentworth, T. Wentworth, and Wheel
er-62.
In the Senate, the bill passed by the following
vote
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Atchison, Bad
ger, Bayard, Bright, Brodhead Brown Cass,
Clay, Clayton Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Evans,
Fish, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwin, Houston, Hun
ter, James, Johnson, Jones of Iowa, Jones of
Tennessee, Mallory, Mason, Norris, Petit Rusk,
Sebastian, Slidell Toucey, Weller, and Williams
81
NAYs-Messrs. Chase, Fresen len, Gillette,
Seward, Sumner and Wade--6