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and stepped bach int the street. saying If the nan
"has done anything wrong, would rather assst 700,
snH re ne Of , Sssf n sa osr.s as u 1
and I don't think Sheehan would have aesed as De
did, if he had BOT been drinking; in few Doneats
after Coils disappeared, / saw Csllssban knocked
down into the gutter vithou. any apparent cause ne
90, up and said. I'm see you for this N me moro,
ling" both policemen 90 he said this, ran G. and
caught hold OF Him. be seemed inclined % resls aoo
said to him, Go on, ~iIl make charge against
"them in the morning." he then went quietly Win
them; then vent INTO Msooeys 10 ssk the origin
Of the row, where I remained, with others, shout
twenty minutes, and went into the stree, when L
sAw the two polieeGen approaching and saii 70 my
friend, You lad better &c home, a. u = evIden,
"ibese two men want 20 aick up with us; l
lsd ius. time 20 say, Good night, when | beard
SheelAns voice cay, There Holmes, let as take o.
attack him.; did not th.nk they woad dare do
suoh thing, until they rushed ct tne, saving, foa
are our man" something ike that; repleis
"You shan I arrest me; I have done thing wrong;
I'll Ihave, you know Who an, and where to ind me-
al tie same time backing from them oG AID my house,
and While So doing, ssd to them: You shsnt de-
apriye me Of my liberty still trying to keep them
off with nv hsnds; Sheehan .aid: b. God, you
twill come, or by God, we Will have you; G)urley
saving I've viii take care Of you for toe election,
"you son Of BIB; Sheeaan VS. in font, bat 10
nv left and struck me blow with his club upon my
LEI, shoulder; this made reel pace two GOur
lev made thrust at ne with his club aed struck nae
in the chest Immediately under my throat per-
sisted in SAYING / would rot be sr,sted, and was
free man. and would rot be deprived OF my noerty oy
drunken policemen; Gourley SAID b. God, you
will desd or alive'-at the same time raising hum
self up with al hi. force, striking nae heavy oov
on IN, head with his club this is the blow which cut
n head, on receiving this blow, a sudden thought
psssed through nv head which now appears as q
cream; thought VAS killed, and thought to myself
tia, be .hould go with me; don't recoleei anything
after this until found myself in my owa ROOM
don't know whether stabbed him or Cot my mind
- w,ao arFa AZ ~
after the second thought; sm certain did not stso
him until received the blow on the head
At the close OF his examination, the prisoner was
committed 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY, Nov IA P.k NJ.
AsREs-A steady tut quiet marse. az SC % for
Pearls and So s7l for Pots
Co,1oy-Tne market lie dull and price, lend down
ward.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for the low grades
q State and Western Flour 10 l2ic higher, with
fair demand; the receipts are limited the home de-
mand moderate and the export inquiry IL checked by
advanced pretensions of holsers The better descrp
tons are steady but dull.
Canadian Flour is firm and in fair request, the arr
walls light: the break on the Canal induces rnness
sales Of 200 bbls. a. e. 5O9:s 62I in bend, 90 30
duty paid. TIE sales Of Western Canal are 900
Lbs a. g. 9ss IS for common to good State, 81 50 q
Is 81 for mixed to fancy Michigan, Indiana, Upper
Like and common 70 good Ohio.
Southern Flour is steady aud in fair demand; sa.es
l.4cO bbls at So 1912 IS for mixed "a good stand
ard brands ami 50 10 SO 10 for fancy and extra
brands Rye Flour is inactive az s797 Is. Corn
Meal is quiet at - 80 for jersey. Buckwheet is e
fair reonest at ga 25 for 100 ID.
GRAIS-Prirne parcels well held, al for geol
parces there IS fair demand for hons use tho chip
ping inquiry il limited sales 1900 bushels prime red
Lorc Island at 81 90; 1900 bushels PRIME waite
southern a, 50 o. and 600 bushels inferior 10 d.
81 81.
RYE il quiet AID scarce at 81 80 Barley IS firm
and in fair r,quest at 81 :7esl 30 Oats are IN far
demand in part for export. State are lover and
Western better; sales at joa56c. 70, State and
Westein.
Corn i. IN brisk demand and better, tie 'aqGiry is
mainly for export sales Of ooc bushels at s7e for
un.oupd New Orleans in store, sac. FOR Western
mixed in store, AM ooc. for do delivered Sjc Tor
round White, and 95e. for rounl yellow.
WHIsKY-The market better; sales 3oc ctis &;
i2c for Ohio, and 90 a i2ic. for Prison.
PRoyIsIoss-Pork is IN limited demand holders
are frmsr; sales of Mess ct sl2 %, and Prime 81
ell 25Gsll37.
Beefis steady sales at former quotations. Lard
Is iirui al the adssnce s,es at lOi 9l0.e. Bitter
is frmer; ssles of State at 10 924c., 0hc l2 l7c
Ctcese firm az 10 lie
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THE LATE MURDER OF POLICEMAN
GOURLEY
EXAMINATION OF JOHN B. HOLMES, THE
ACCCSED

EXAMINATION OF JOHN D. HOLMES, THE
ACCUSED.
John b. Holmes, charged with the murder OF
policeman David Gourey on the night OF the 5'h
instant, YVES yesterday brought before Coroner HUI
ton for examination. He stated thst he was born IN
Mauriiius, India, 81 years OF age, lived at No 50
GIeenN oh.si., and civil engineer by profession.
In answer to the question, Pave You anything to
say relative to the charge preferred against you y
he replied;
"From my youth up 10 last Friday night week
believed that God creaied me free, and that earthly
power had right for moment 10 deprive uIs OF
my liberty, much less Of my life, and that bsd
right 20 defend both when Gssa:.ed; that on that
right when returning home ron the procession, and
within few PAGES Of my door, heard an alter
csdon OF he bal door OF No. So; went across tue
way ana as Just in time To Sheedan ela6 raised
apparently to strike Coils the bare head. kGJE-
i1g hat instrumental in pl.cing Sheehan on ths
police, | took the liberty Of catching MS club, en-
ireaiii him for Gods sake not 70 strike tie intn
o. tSe bare hssl. He turned round and saif, NJ.
Holmes, dou't iotsrfere with me in the di--
charge OF 10Y duty. l ss'd Certainly -oi.
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Passengers Arrived

l.. ,es- dip Northern light from Ssa Js4s-H s,s,-s $500
son " Il De Fou-s n. CUwell. J. L. Hon. & " Aa~S
b,Oi Afs B. joins insL end servant, C. Bn.ss :. v
Msseu miss ~ Porter 7 Fisher. Ms Wet NJ IN
shsihey W. heFsddss ~ " Jsek.on. v Lsgasa, ', ~
psy } :. Tgu Hesa Power. $50 -. 81,
srydsr. 81 81 ceughsy NJ. yorss ! ". - "a L:@i.' ",
~ y a.. "a a. !, I'd vie n. CI,te ks1,
Tsy G Pot. .rd vii, ~ Isesg'j chsnsry. A o.
W her9' J. c kes.sef 'R f,vis j. Psnss,, p. asn,os
q hriios d,:., % ls.s'M l. "a ss ). J,
sHab *; ss. - Ts,hsg o.ilsy, las.s.oi
ss 81. .sS nc e sssss J 2u.so 4; sls. ns
b. AL y Pc Il stoae, II. Alien, ). "a etsndss,
~, 49,. asd son p iw q Ia Aaaai'' d. = cnos's'
=" "a .sS SO 10 The sfssrsee
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Markets.
SAN FRANcneo, Monday sveuins, Oct;

SAN FRANcsco, Monday hyeuns Oct =.
The weather has been shoey throu Eheut the day, and
the amount oi business transacted has besn shi
There specGlatve fettg a. COFFEE and Refined SCeAsS-
FtovR-fe bling sales Of 90 hbs Hsx.n aai o,lego 4
htl ioo sks Magnolia At IS 5o 800 Do resseked
Chr ~ So IT'S do Ay''o at s6 snd 100 do Ashleys self
raising e. ele % pr 200 be
MKssT-Sses $50 sss 5000 In three lots, NJ lac AID o5l
do choice atl4c Y %.
BsRLEY-salts Of 1872 sks California private terms; Ia
90 do Ia lots and 6s do do. 10 even lots
81 he L 10 - =,
fobiins at &C and GEO rjs Eastern, 10 pockets At q. n
POTAroER-sses of SO SKIS. at liallc. II.
SVGAK-LaIge sales OF ehd snd powdered from store aud
70 arrive have been repo a. c v b bat we haze been
uulle 10 gather particulars The sses OF cushsd and pow
der ade Saturday eyeL and reported by nseo prvae
terms were at I5c y n.
soAP-Salt ofl50 Lx.. Co gats'sai &c. Y 10
srsRcH-Ssle Of $50 hNs. toleateis at l'c q N.
BUTrTg-Sale { SCI iTks fsr elo at &c. Y 10
poRH-Ssic o. 80 bbls clsa sc 80 v Dbl
BUtF-Sale OF leo bbls Mess ~ <l8 q Dbl.
F.Ms-ssie Of $40 hbls BillingsN lie y 10.
sHoytLssale OF a. doz. Rowland long handle bright AZ
ale ~ b doz
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Married.

IA Cooms on the 18th Get. the Hon Alfred Bdsgs, Tor
psry Of EswloGk to Mics Mary Lucas formerly Of llluo
In s-rremett 10 Oct rs the hon Charles Leake Senator
from Csl.y,ras County to Miss Amanda Knox, OF ss,u
mtno. =. n. -, =. All, A.,
Louis Never cit Of San francisco - - .
10 san Fanci.co Oct IS Mr. Henry O. Wilson TO Miss sa
san p Keller al of Ws.hiaFt n Territory.
In Tee kslet W t. Mr. Donald Lord, Of Ellsworth Maine.
10 Ni.s Saie Rose Of Phi phs
In SEC FIsnesco Oct l5 NJ Caster Henken to Mss 80
IS ss Oct IS Nj Heinrich Bruins 70 Miss Sophie
Is ia Oct 2 Mr. Robt Bowen to Mss Jsne Patterson
In BdWcn Butte County Oct q. Mi Thomas b. DE wing 70
M,ss Fiigaheih Bal de- both Of Jackson's Ranch.
n. sc, ma County Sept s. SIR James NJ Hudspeth OF so
uoms {. rn,y to Mrs Matilda Fuller Of Napa
In Marys,le Oct IS. Mt Vincent l.. Henderson 10 M~s
Nsley Humphrey all Of bear si'sT ,,,,-,
liz ssn FrsHs scO, Oct 10, Ma Geo L. Kenny to Mss Mel
Ia Mry,,ie Oct is Dr. Daniel Dustin TO Mics Elva Dus
IL yrt. De, 10 Mr. Henry Sells to Mrs Louie, Pshrls
la Srels Oct no. ar Louis Fslkenssiu TO Miss Mrsarets
Nels. . Al, -
Ia san FraIdisco Oct l6 Mt Frank Derknsim to Con
sta ee oaul httr Of the late Charles sehuxe Of Bsnen
an Ftsucfco on the ifih October, AbsT Miller to Mary
Ann Randall daughter Of JosePh Kendall al OF San Fran
la Sacramento on the goth October Mr. VIM b. Cory to
Ms Jane McNsny. Il, g., -,
Mr. samuel p Eye to M Martha Prewi both ofEl Dorado
A. (overdale uesr LO. Angeles Oct 10th, Mr. Johnston
On the ed Ocobef Capt, Albion Cove Of Olympia. Wash
pqon 1eulcry 10 Mrs sarh Msrston Of ssa Frsns'e)
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REISrERgESr OF DISTINGUISHED DEAD.-Ihe
remains of the late NJ ,jor VIM. t. Barry arrived at
c ncirpsti from Liverpool England. on Monday, and
were conveyed to Frankfort, ny. The deceased died
at Liverpool, in 1885, shortly after hs mission as
Minister to Spain. from The United States had eN,
nired Among the offices of trust which he has ilied
with honor are those Of Lieutenant. Cove rnor Sena
tor and Congressman for Kentucky; Postmaster
General under Andrew jackson, ard Aid to Gen.
Shelby, in the war of 1912. His remains, togsiaer
with those of Gov Charles Scott, and Major Bland
Ballard were inferred with public honors n, Franfort
on Wedpesdoy, in accordance With a resolution
passed By the General Assembly Of Kentacky, al Its
iest session
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EIGHT DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Shortest Passage ever made from Central
America
ONLY 20 LAYS AND e HcURs FROM san FRANCISCO

TIE steamship Northern Light Capt. f. l. Tinkle-
rsugh, srriyed 81 l o'clock this morning, in days
and 10 hours from San Ja.n with 40 passengers aud
s564 iO5 on freight from San Francisco per steamer
Sierra Nevsds, making tho passage from san Fan
cisco 10 New.York in 20 days and 10 hours, being
much the shores. passage ever made betwesl the two
e,es No ing OF interest has trsrspired in CaifoE-
mia since the sailing OF the lsst steamer.
TIE Northern Light arrived in San Juan on the
morning OF Nov. s. and left for Nes.York on the
morning of the 9TH. The transit from ship to ship
vss made in about 81 hours the river being high and
the country healthy.
In Central America matters remain about tue same
as dates Chomorre still maintaining his position
in Grenada, and occasionally making successful TO-
rays into the country.
The Royal Mail steamer Dee left San Juan Tor
CbaCr,s and Porto Bello with the mails on the even
Ing of the 5th inst: Nov. l3 al p. NJ, lat 3S' ~
long, 74o a3 exchanged signals with bark standing
n, showing white swallow.,sI burgee with H. in it,
The following is the Northern Lights spcie hat:
Duncan ShesmGu6Co 20 eco Drexel Co s9,o
Adams Conn. l56 80 W. Selisin.n Co... DU"
VAL Fss9 c.; lSi,ssi NswhOuse & sPrAiI'. O,Is'
Or5sr....,........... @O4: Tot.l.........StSi oS
We are indebted to T. T. Hatch, Purser Of the
Northern Light, for the prompt delivery of his report
and other courteses.
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the devil sure to get bis ct last and that dee
is almos, the only eoastiOa which an honest mn be-
nova days.
II is laid that proposition has been made By tho
Government Of the Sans .ich Islands 10 the Cabinet
a, Washington for annexation, on the ecudites tAas
the L. S Governren, shall pay to King Kamehsnehs
III. $500 900 yearly during hi, life, and the ssn~
vesr, sum after his des,h the heir apparent Pdnce
Alexander Lpolipo, during his life.
The Democratic papers are engaged in lively var
about the Sepaiorshp. Ia COngressm.a M.r-hai has
moved 70 Marysvlle. IN the southern halt Of the
STATE with the hope 4, u sad by his Oppoaeas, Of
h.n5 chosen Senator undsr the cry Of" Senator from
..,bs North Thi. city Is, according 10 common
rs,lasce smopg the politicians In the south OF the
s,,.e. por,h Of the ccuisr of population. All the
Senators heretofore elected have been from THE city,
spd now the cry IS "a Senator from the north. mar
shsl. since smoving to Msryville, hiss written, IS Il
sppes.s, some anonymous articles ATTACKING S~in
ia,teT roughly, and Owns crgms reply w.shouf
waste OF compliments.
The Me'ggs snsir hiss beea swifs'y followed bys
multitude Ct disco,e Of other frauds aud defacs-
;ons of various kinds Two Of the later city officials
are ca trial cow, charged each with emoez ling the
Of $500 go. prominent broker, u 10 said, has
defauded principal Of SO OOO and spent he money
A iurymsp, who wss bibed drew several thousand
dolla. from the briber, snd when the latter refused
TO pay more, turned State cvidon,e. Add these to
the Msiggs frauds loss OF the Yankee Blade and the
Walker trial, and San Francisco can show pretty
GOOD budget Of news during the last three weeks.
According To the Assessor books, tina total amount
Of taxable property Ia the city, EAST Of Lsrkin aud
obpson SITS is s3S $50 1885, OF this ss 76sSs5 is the
assessed value of land 50 1885, tue value Of in
rroveuents on land; and - a6s,si the value Of per-
soual prcpertv The Mission and the settlement at
the Iseuna are excluded. The two, taken together,
must contain taxable property TO the amount OF not
les than 81 600 000 tia, the entire amour. o. tar
able property in the city may be estimated a, US
COO od0 las, wear il was estimated az $50 900 co.,
being an increase of shout % per cent in one year
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In San Fs.re,:o Oct l o. IS Barnett. Of Naziosss. aged
Ickop on the 9Th October Edwin Francis Weston,
,,ed alou 30 ytGs Of Sylvester Newton, Of R1piford
Polni. Nslne. A..
Cierles G Iafhsm late OF Ohio aged % years
Al suitsnie on the = October, OF commissions. Henry
Clsy HslDg sged yesu ard 2moah'' yo1nts'' 80" OF
IL msly,,s on the ls October, Henry Sye. infant son
H. San Francisco Oct a J.Ies dds naive Of Sew'Yok.
asea - uor,h,. Dses'e teeibes - -. 49,
Ia san trsncseo Oct a. of Ptpas fever Amelia Vssbsn
der a native OF hcgn,in sgce 70 mouths =,
II Ore a. Salt Lake City Aus - jacob Poehn. formerly OF
4. Grrai salt Like Gig ius 81 Mrs Abish kelley wife Of
JoseTh Ktll'y, Of sIIinsytc % =, q, - -. ..u,-,
In san FrsSesco Oct TO- Of consumption, John TsSnsy
n,ye OF LELAND late Of Charleston, G. sged jRyesa
In ssn Ersnefoo Oct 10 OF consampton Thoma' bseAsy'
native q Ireland. ssse 70 yssIs
In ssh Ffsneiseo, the lsi Oct John bro~nA nse o.
In ssn Frsrcsco on the nth Oct Mr Jses finn. native
IA san Fspc'sco on the 2th Oct. Celia A l. Whiting
sFcd yssrs months srd - dsY' . -
IN san Francisco the 1h Oct DAVID Harley, anvye OF
IN sss F;sssteo oa ,be 2oih Oct hr WIN Long native
In an Fra1escc the 2i' Oct John, Of Peter and
10 ssI FIsncco the a oct Mary d.ushtsr Of Jos H.
To Fsbesco on the 2i't OF william son o. Wm and
Ann Her ilt0B.
In Ser Frsncheo 90 the DE, OCT wn MeGsis snsd,s
Ct Irelsnf aged ~ y'srs.
In frsnei'eo the s,h Oct, John w. Of Joha and
In san francisco, oct % q ns.p1m,,oy Group, c.,.
aTeiis Lnsls eny eed % hsn:I,ss and r'"-hs
On dsy Oct a. Ana Aaus daughter Of Charles a. ADD
In ssa Tsneisco Oct H. Ct phshisl punouAs Ma Eli
sbsfh Mzlfsli. native Of fltl sEd assd E yesr.
Ia 10, Az relss the 18th Inst, PnekneJ Clifford orsrJ
II MsrysvIis Oct IS, Adam Whitman. Of typhoid fsvr,
In ssa Frssei,eo De, a. Mr Georgs Pulsphsr assd y
years so1 Of David Pglyher ksq Of HoctiBsksm Vermont
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Gov. Price, of New-Jersey, has surlmoned Senators
Alexander of Mercer Biamhsn OF Hudson, Hoxsey
Of Psssaic, Bonnell of Hunterdon, Swain OF Cape
May and Howell of Cumb eland to NEE; at Trenton
to-day and canvass the vote for Congress.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE EEw-YORB TRIBUNE
FATAL ACCIDENT

ParrRsos, n. j.. Tre-osy. Nov ~ 1884
The scafodiI.: Ussd in the silaifg Of the County
WoTkhous in this city gave way tns morning, kil-
ipg immediate'y tao persons. Doe j. ssr1nsY 10
iured tbs, but little hopes are sarsitsled Of bis "a
cnEerr an four other. rs lno-e u Zee % ll ..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEW FORK.
Arrived.

T. q s. steamship Phii.gsipiis, NeCo~sn, Ss- Osiasas
stt rs'.. va Hsysns s,s na- snd psss % D Reesrs
Lsf NeW-Oriesna 5h 81 A. snd arrived Hsvso4 ssh
utsrs he FmplTs from Ns Fseon froas
hsd arrived preyi1usly. Ihe q len the AZ a. 10
oeccs fr Sev-Ofies1. TIE FtcSa 70 cave IassaA,
g,h ~ o'eiocs f,r A.pa-sn The esg~Sr 81 hester
oss sesii ~ nssriy the ~nois sssse.
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THE LIVE OF MARTIN LUTHER syo. PIP $50. P,la
d.lphia: Lindsey Blasi.ton. Sold BY Dewitt DiVen
port
A pictorial biography of the sturdy old Reformer
illustrating the principal scenes of his life by series
Of engraving with letter-press descriptions The
narrative of bis career Is rendered WITH great fresh
ness and point. TIE yOlome. which Is introduced BY
an essay from the pen of the Rev. DIR. Stork, II
brought out in holiday dress and is wei suited for
cift book.
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Births.
Died.

A,Jsekson Get 3 the lady Of Mr. r. .Hanger Of
At Jms Placer County, an the 18th Oct the isdJ
OF 4. z sheY. OF son.
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TIE PHANTOM.

Again sit within the nlafiklOn,
In the cid, familiar seat;
And shade and sunshine chase each other
Der d carpet at my feet.
But the sweet-briers arms have wrestl0d upwards
In the summers that are past,
Ard the willow trails it's branches lower
Than when saw them last.
They strive 10 shut the sunshine wholly
From out the haunted room;
To fill the house, that once was joyful
With silence and with gloom
And many kind, remembe' ed faces
Within the doorway COME
Voices, that " axe the swee:cr music
OF one that now Is dumb.
They sing, in tones as glad as ever,
The songs she loved TO hear;
They braid the rose in summer gsrlands,
Whose flowers TO her were dear.
And still her footsteps in the passage
Her bushes at the door,
Her tin id WORDS OF maiden welcome,
Come back 10 me once more.
Ard all forgetfnl of my sorrow,
Upmindful of my pain,
think she has but newly left me,
And soon will come again.
She STAYS without, perch~5acs. moment,
To dress her dark brsvXf.iri
Ibear the rustic of her garments -
Her light step on the star
O. Auitering heart control thy tunlui'
Lest eyes profane should see
Nv cheeks betrSy the rush OF rapture
Her coming brings 10 me
She tarrios lorg; but To- swhisper
Beyond The open door, T..
And, gliding through the q1iet sinshihe'
shadow on the door
All ;is the whif ,eriDg pine that calls me-
The vine, whose shadow strays;
A'a my pstreni heart mus Stili avian he''
Nor ,hile eT lJgs 1slals.
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net commend Tor thelr AdinlTaOle 'Nluncss on~
beauty Of description. Hsssan was sage, who,
with frown of austere virtue, dealt out wise,
moral preceets in the marketplace OF Cairo.
One tpe dsy be falls, himself, into the trap of
termination. which had been bsited with the
asintiest entertainments of the Evil One. After
HE fall, the poet who had gained his confidence
receives from him certain revelations as to the
snsres into which his pious feet had been en-
tangled He was frst enticed into garden by
the rivers side:
Never ill Their had behed such bloom.
The west wind sent its horal3s Of perfume
To bid us welcome, midway on the road
Full in the sun the marble portal glowed
Like silver, hut within the garden wall
No ray Of suDshine found place 10 fal,
60 thick the GROWING foliage of the trees,
Roofing the walls with twilight; and the air
Under their tops was greeuer than the seas,
And cool as they. The forms that wandered there
Resembled those who populate the floor
OfOcean, snd the roysl lineage own
That gave Princess unto Persia throne.
An ftaits The trees Of this fair garden bore
Who's eslny fragrance lured the tongue to taste
Their nayors: there bananas huns TO waste
Their Golden nagons with thick honey filled;
From splintersd cups the ripe pomegranates spilled
A yicb shoFer OF ru6iss; oranges thai glow
Ike globes Of IRE, enclosed a aeaEt of snow
Wbiob shsNed lot II iheir name; IKE Dalls OF gold
yha De scbes seemed, that had in blood been rolled
Pure ssff- on uixsd With clearest amber stained
ghs surieots; lunches Of amethyst
And sapphire seemed the grapes, 80 newly kissed
That I'll tho NIT 81 BeaaIys breath FEN lined
Ana where the lotus slowly swarg IN Az
V,ssnON v brsoms4 Coalice, rosy,yeined,
The gslssn Irui, swur;' so'ny. cratlsd there,
Eve6 ss D Dell upon ibe bosom SWINGS
Of ,o,ce i'll cancsr-.appy o6ll that snss
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Friday, January IS. 1856.
The Senate was not in session to-day
House Of Representatives,

Mr.. CARLILE concluded the speech which no
commenced yesterday on the subject Of the Ne
braska- Kansas bill and that of "AmercaoiSmn
Mr.. FAULKNER remarked that day before
yesterday he caused 10 be read al the Clerks
desk, a resolution, proposing that if the House
shall not be organized by Monday next the mem
bers resign their seats, and that an adjournment
until the first Monday in May take place He
Ind not formally offered the resolution for the
consideration Of the House, for the reason that he
had determined TO await the result Of the " Re-
publican" caucus, as affecting the Speakersbip
There was conviction on his mind that the
House cannot be organized with the present ma
terals. He would refrain from submitting his
proposition, if any gentleman could present a
feasible scheme which could give any assurance
OF the probability of an organization.
Mr.. MACE said he held in his hand proposi-
lion which was the sole result OF his own mind
He had not consulted single individual on The
floor in relation to IL. lie had conceived il in
spirit Of compromise, and did not submit il ms 10
partisans, but as TO statesmen. He believed The
resolution ought to be adopted. and without re-
sorting TO The yeas and nays He sought 10 ac.
commodate every interest in the House
The resolution was read, as follows:
Resofvcd, That Nathaniel p. Banks, OF Massa.
chusetts, be and he is hereby declared Speaker OF
this House; William Cullom, Clerk; A. j. Gloss.
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House Of Representatives.

The CLERK called the House TO order at twelve
o'clock and the Journal of yesterday was read
Mr.. CARLILE, OF Virginia, by the consent OF
the House, proceeded TO occupy the time which
was usually consumed upon motions for call OF