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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

EDWARD SINTzENICH AUCTIO SEER EDWARD
~ eINTzRNICa will sell 1t auotiop Wednesday,
July ~ ct III o'clock the prsmises 70 Aun stroat the
sass q The premises held for thirteen At $50
ecnSructed o. the best Pshps,vania ron Other
turcs the whole In excellent ords- Offering opp,r
tuntsy seldom nat With The entire II not sold in lot
VIII be sold Il lets 70 suit. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

- ~ exeevtie. - - directed and delivs1 WI eFesss
5ss ~ & : 4 e :, e - is az
Il tits ss1 isss:ss = jsis: 3 cSsiss 1S - isi
w4ac = ed e esFtss. jssss. ls.Sssss5 81. ysf.
three !.ys aat dssed J.ses.y ls q hs following
Scrbea preperyA that certain piece parcel Of land
tu.s 1,i.g ana being II The seventh The city Of
4svY erk Seynded e IN part By Front
rse outher the East rvcr sAstsYy byothey grounds
s.e 7Ss.as LsFsst and westerly y ssouna bsis.ses
non rropt street 70 the East river Aso I'll the nSht
sls cad interest Of Julian 4 bert Of in and 70 the
- '-s'-''' w. -A' s''-s JOIN 0RsES. Sheriff.
Tzes. CAA1lE Deputy Sheriff. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

NDWA1D SINfZENICH, AUCTIONEER.-EDWARD
~ sINTzENICR WI sen 8 suesion on Thursday ri.
day aad Saturday, July 20 81 and 70 Ct II O'Clock the
sale the whole Of The elegant furs
sur Ct re 0ramsrcy Aots ompring In part rich and
ootey pt mentel end oval mirrors richly framed
yasf ritz e furniture tho issst and most costly
Aoeieaass clocks vsess candeabrAs number Of paror
ehss fnishsd IN the most costly and trurhfu msnnsr
Fish window cornces &e Of bedroom furn
t.rs feather beds holsters and Pill
china gassware plate and plated vsrs and other
lures The whole OF The furniture has bsen
vel known New York houses and Il In the best coalition
will positively b sold 20 the highest bidder b. order Of
the Dortgagecs. On view day before sale. 7a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
INSTRUCTION..

A cARp.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NV
IA pupDs dairy Tor private Instruction arr Of pep
msnshp. st his rooms 362 BroaewAy Of rrsntn
street, OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH
N,RENCH LANGUAGE PROFESSOR DUBOIS, FROM
IL Paris having few hours spare the evening will
open olsss Tor dtsirous Of soquins in
sh,ft tine, the French language. with Parssn scoen
An elegant room to lot 10 single scntismsn 7di Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

= vi ....a VI 40
sivers viii be disposed Of BY pubc auction the
81 shs Receivers IT Paterop New Jersey Tuesday
9Th day 5epter5 Der next at IL o'clock NJ unless pre-
vously settled Cstaognes Of the claims will be shed
application 70 ehor Of tbs Keoeiyor during tho week
preceding the sale. Paterson, j., Juiys 1854
G. 8 VAN WAQONEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

UCTI0N sALy OF LOTS AT T0RDHAN.-EsCAPK
a from h!.h rs.s; tslss &s PETER PARKS Apee-
peek = TX s'soek r each day o. the ground. 100
3sle pestive and liberal particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

WANTED IN HOBoKRS-BY THREE YOUNG GEN.
w Nemen, . couple Of furnished with partial
tesrd r.peetsbis private family The location desired
moderate. References, &e unquestionable. line I'd
aressad 20 PANEL Shea Hersd oe stating terms loca
ton, Ac, will b. attended TO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

UcTION NOuCK.-BY ". 8. IN0RAHAM-rHIs
"A day. ct l0x 0soook, - the store No. 10 North william
sssset ra aad se.ss Of esrthsn ohna aad
sIaesvAge. vk-toet Sets dishes saucers, 10 de
oentess chAnpagns9 winss Bottle crnsts finger
oiasoea laps ut dishes &e china together with
quantity sf Sscond hAAd furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

THE OCEAN HOUSE. At SHREWSBURY NEW JER-
sey, ready for the reception Of boarders The
ddtens % this est.Liishment are completed The new
fusashed In style unsurpassed BY any milar
nitutieA. Every alton for surf and still water
Atbse The seraph from the OcsAn House TO Nsy York
n now IN operation HkEkY Il. KIKLL, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

a viiJE- 500 wANTEb--BY 4 YOUNG lady = no
An vishes 10 establish business reauir
she above ready money Tor which seed security .i be
given. Any prison willing TO invest this will fad
u 70 their interest to addrees A. NJ Post Once for
three days. stating and addro 10 shall met with
prom titude, and every satisfac tou given. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19


N ..iass - Il s.a. s sS Ssd
''s' s'1''.S u o wsS:sj De-; jury,
THE wosDEarGs kay x.sr a. fhaCE EnrxR-
PRAScots IN THEE Ca.RscTEss.
rrour f sC;s 90! ss.s- fovrns.
Thsrstav. NM ANA rhaLLvs IN AS0ttsH OPERA
ITALIAN erlE.-cAsTLE cARIEE.IN oossE
.ns order q vs tas the nsessasy rshssrsais o.
q ron THE f ~ y -I ssgrI Y AMERICA.
roprpvopx.xcar A.ss wi,l y. :: rsn.y xv,nrro
NO flt . saSssS.7 nvssIs ss? Jay s D.
~''i % performed vLoursA nyIIs..
q. psr part. 4. haa.: NJ slr.
III sss : i..% ...p Y .y.:y day.
40 Wall street wAeie seats be secured in advancs
~Asr-E GARDEN.
FIRST NIGHT IN AMERICA OF
LOUISA AGLLAn
HoooPh. SlS Hsssldt
rrsoerioa.. DOrmy
nnor. ussa.sn
opsa 81 6l O'Clock; Psrio.m..es; sonasnes st
One Dollar 70 all parts house No extra
Anefics VIII Be- opsnsd from A \ to r - syssy day
% VAN street wnsrs seats Nay secured i
U,sssss drive the sntraAos to the 0ardsa
E,RANcoNrs BIPPopRorE. MADISON sQUAAs
RAE FIELD Of TUE Cola or GOLD.
with W. 4: s.s
RvKAY ArrkhNUoN And EvENiNG Tai5 WEEK
Ssad.n BY the frat riders and symaac artists In thu
scsss osnss pi 70 cs.ss shdrss under to.
Is snts oolers9 boxes 70 cents Performances oomnsAst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company Of Nioa
ragua proprietors Through advance Of tho mall Only
Ihs sew double engine sssAnship STAR or rHE WEST,
O'Clock n. precisely for Puenta
Jsly 10 connecting With the favorite steamship SIERRA
NEVADA 1000 tons burthen the Htoarsfu Transit
route having but u mios Of land
GLASS cAaSes these steamers are unsurpAssed In their
ventilation and RECOMMENDATIONS For information pas
'@s' spy CHsRIEs MORGAN, Agent s B owing green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

AUSTRALIAN PACKET-ExCELsIoR LINE THE
loading pier river will prompt dsspAtch on
her third voyage to Melbourne. For freight passage
having excellent recommendation apply to
JOHN NOHtON, in, 90 Wall street. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

RERToRD co 8 CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH AnEsI
freight line Greet duction from n6s od rates Or
nsxt shipment viii forward by the United states and
Pseihc Mail Steamship Line July o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

RIMnrAEcEs 10 ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND
~ anu alec Bills Of the Bank Cn.sisston ON The
Bank Of Liver pool in Of pound sterling and up
wsrdr able At Of ths banks In the United
for sGe by BkEWkR CALDW2LI, SUCCESSORS 70 Certs,
&Co., No, % Old alp corner Of " ater strcca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

Xx&AOG6,
GUTTER WANTED IMxEDIATRLY-FoR THE CITY
~ fPhiadelphis An sctive busine ran, capable Of de-
% day. between 10 and :. roOm 7s Frsnehs Hotel
GARDENERS STU ALTON wAYTED-BYA scorcH.
" iuss In The prime Of NE who perfectly under
Of ali knds Of fruitT aowsrs &C. The bsst OF
given. line adore ssd W. H. 27 West sxte attn
will be respcctially attended 70 Ter this week.
r ABoRERs q. b. soCIETY-NoTICg Is HEREBY
81 sn III s. n 1s
at building 81 Bovery with steam or horsc po.sr will BE-
expelled Carried ySts yss Ss.,,n..
JAa WALLACE, Secretary.
ro BooKBINDHRs ooop PRINTED FORWARD.
/ sr wanted, At 90 John street third story
RIO BAKERs.-wANrFp. A FIRST RATE BREAD
baker, TO tAks charge Of bread None but first rate
werkmsn and thoe that we'll need
apply. INQUIRE At 20 spring street. noar varick.
WANTYD-A JouRNEYMAN MATCHMAKER, TO
~ 80 20 Rome, Georgia The Advertiser wsnts good
!nen.Sy Ispsrovsd a. The - .ry v & raised .
n ssnsSy Coca 3 p, -
sls month and BY taking Ney York sssmor for ss
journey Is quickly performed Address 8. q. McKsnse
VANrsD-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A
married man, une erstands laying out dower erounds
Dne years practice il this country sef sarnns The
scotch style Please call address John NJ at Marcy
Co.'S, ss Sixth avenue. corner Of Twsntyarst street
VVANTED-A CHINA pIcoRAroR. ONE WHO CAN
cut out in gold; also an American Or SOFTEN siri 20
once, 81 Greene street. -.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS HAT SNAPPER TO ONE
sgss e " | ESssIs ssr: biEsss sSd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

n D. NASH, AUcrIoNEeR STORE $40 BROAD
L. way-6heriTs sale The csntes 70 Of hotel known
As Meyen's hotel Thursdsy July 2Oth 1884, At 10 at
the corner Of Brcons and P Streets conssng Of bar az
furniture &C. Also. four lease VI the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

AUCTI0E NOTCH -TH0s. BELL, IUCTr0NEER-
"a ny BELL = BU8H thus day ~ 10Y O'Clock, In the
eass9ssna ccatr: strsss. between ns.ds aed Duan.
lot 81 clothing. dry goods Two hundred dol
worth }eyslzy vstehss gold chains pns rings ladiss
scee h. pledgsd two years. also fAs guns cutlery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

nR JAMES W. POWELL, ocuLLsT. AURIsT. ETC,
- devotes bic attention e.clssysy " dssssss Of ns
Broedvay. Dr. Powell graduated W Dsbn IN 1883 and
has rractssd IN this city for twenty De- Powsus
popular TREATS: on shs Eye" can bs psconrs< a. hs
ONCE. nay be the means Of prssssying TREASURE which
cnnpot tuy Also hs self acting foun
an which obtained the medal Crystal Palaces
tbs be and largest cclisssoA OF human assAsal eyes
Tho Union
THE EAR AND EYE-I HEKEpY TESTIFY TO THE
skin 81 Dr. Heath aurist and occu.ist a. No 60 hite
street. who cured 81 and distressing deaf
mess. j. NJ OSBORNE, 21z Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

.rOk SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States Nail stcsmship fxANKIIN, james A. Walton.
WI leave for Havrs touching
se,sss Non pier 10 North River feet ssash ssrsst
see vented during the vosaEe Aesd y board the
icy kefsrs sailing and marked "bslew No merchandise
tssight g passase sppy v L. LIvIHdsT0k. Agent. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

n D. NASH, AUCTIONRER-sTORE, $40 BROAD
LIZ Mortgage sale Of crocksry glass; and earshen
Txsss On Thussdsy July th lso4 60 O'clock. 81 $50
tss sets geld ABd blue china stonevare
eerandas glass Secantsrs pitchers bowls fancy
cr0ckery, earthonware, 10 10. Ia81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

RowuRs rnRArsk -Pz0P.lCrOR L r. WASH
~ so.; stage na1sy o wseyvs -Doers eesss
49, rs Icy osiis,y Is cssts B:.sst Ne .w.s
LINZ and PEkh LESS POOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

NTKw ROCHELLE PAvILION-NEwLYF FITTED AND
IN furssked N the best for the comfort Of its
fnmatss. families cannot select airy
dsligl tri healthy lccason Persons wshing to
JOY she com CIV on tne oounTy se soessa 70
times day and By George La from Fulton
clip 4otiock Apply - above, at % Wsst Eighteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

uyo GENTLEMEN -PLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET.
large and small furnished or unfurnished with board
Hot cold and shower baths In tLe house SHELDON
HITCHCOCK. No. 81 Warren street, nearly opposite Hud
River Raiircad depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

GRAND APOLL1NEA, Is BOND srRTRr-P sA
" EAoCO, the otJy accomplished to sober known In
America informs the public that he gives Lessons every
day. and tesidss s his most elegant and odes dan
he teaches the knues do Ia the only
dance in Paris and London at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

A PARTMENTB, WITH BOARD, WEST OF AND NEAR
"A Broadway, transent permanent the first class
residence No 81 Prince street. Stapgsrs desiring apart
ments will find this opportunity desirable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

NoRTH CAROLINA COPPER Co--NOTICE ,-slv1A
An holders who do not contribute the fifty DER hsre
on OF before the 2ed iast loan to tho company w
not In tho event Of saie and the PROPERTY
participate In any privileges vantagss arsfng
from. r. ". HICKS Ssoretarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

"A UCfION NOTCH WI. W. SHIRLEY, AUC-
yclZ e selsek e 81 Pearl street a tots sren he
shelves = eait p1rohaseFs obotce Of furnlva Ed
Wards ". graaes cbna Roekin9hsm sad glas
al kinda ass ~ packages glassware VI dhsrsnt pAterAs
A UCTI0N NOTICE -wN, b JONES. AUCTI0NEER-
"A By Virtue Il Chats Mortgage, Il will sell this day
ssssssl.e.t ee.satass % sas ppisy hsres.s and al
2ehoe belenng 70 extsndve 0tag sstab
dsAneat. DAVID 00LeAAN, Attorney for Mortgages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

ANY RESPECTABLE LADY WHO WOULD LIKE TO
a occupy, with aAothsr lady Of And excel
lent disposition comfortably Il Brsekiyn.
moderA terms would have PARTON
lars ~ 5l Atlantic Brookyn between Hsary and
Clinton References given and required. Please rag the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

NANDKN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PMLADELD
~ pba, em pier No Norsh riysF.-Tse linss daly, 6
4. \. aHd ~. The mognlng line 4. NJ By eSoaz-
boat John RSsssr e south Anssy; thence p ~
prsss liz 81 r. By john Potter 70 A1bsy; shsaes
direct Camden BY through IN i've hou fara ~
30: enirrant linz 81 3 p n: fare Il rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

A SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD.
Essssd ior yeIng IA asS VIE u a. snail Rs.vAss
this city BrootIyn. Refs furnished Would
fully box 40 Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

MRS. LADOMUS, 206 CANAL STREET, CONTINUE
l TO tell past, present and future sveatr kewss sve
courtship aha marriage. She will mutual
between parties where does not exist She w slse
cause thief 70 restore stolen property Ags or tsAess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

E0R BREMEN.-THE BREHEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
men July 20 ~ II O'Clock noon, from her pier 81, N
Prion Of passage hrst cabin Sio; seoond csbin S5
freight viii be taken after July IT, For freight psssas
apply 70 OELRiCaS CO., CO Pearl steeel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
MUSICAL.

A w.LADD co IS FIRST PnEMIUM PIANOFORrEA
IA. with largo assortment Of aud second ha nd
strumeDts NJ great BARGAINS We wish cali attsntiou
orr grand diagonal piano with grani ,tion which
has no superior in all the points which Constitute psrset
instrument
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, solo agents, AL Broadway.
pIAEo FOR JEwELKY.-AYY ONE WISHING 10
exchange psir Of diamond rings pin. 10, for
pianos worncsn be led by -
dressing Piano. Herald Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10

Monipelier-M Medal Wright, George ia
cobs. I. D. Rust, Henry Mutt
Morciown-Geo. Buckley, Rufus Clapp,
Roswell Childs.
MIddlesex-Georgo w. Bailey, Ashley
Biodgett, c. c Putnam.
Norhfeld-Sherman Gold, Lennder Fos-
ter, Stephen Cochran. James Gould, Joseph
Gould.
plainfeld-Lewis Chamberlin, A. r. Ban
croft. AFRO llurlburt
Roxbury--O. w circuit, Horace Nichols.
Watsfeld-Onngc Smith, Charles Jones,
Elijah Holden
Wauen-E. A. Eldridge, Pierce Spalding
ilcnslow Upham.
Waterbury -Eras,us Parker J. G stimp-
son, John Gregg Daniel Green, J. VI. Hen
~, J. ID Smith.
Woodbury-Elius Heath, Asaph Town
David Hernck
Worcester Samuel Andrews, d. Childs
/ @. l.. Watson
The County Committee was authorized C
di vacancies, and also to mise funds IT.
tler own discretion, necessary r,he cause
aud take efficient measures for the organzo
uoa Of the County.
The Convention dissolved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
Gcnat'r Foot's Pacific Railroad
Bill,

ON Tuesday the 3isi ult, Senator Foot
OF Vermont introduced bill to incorporate
The National Pacific Railroad. The follow
ioe are its prncipa. points;
The Company is TO be organized under
the name Of the Pacific Railroad Com
p1ny,n with capin stock of seventy i've
million dollars, or more, If required; one
third To be subscribed for 10y individual
s'0ekhoiders; one.tl.rd to be loaned 10 the
Company by the Gosenmeni, the principal
and interest TO be repaid By l-s5; and one
third to be granted the Company by Govern
mDut perpetullly without interest.
TO locate the road and 10 auena prciimn.
ares IN the organization ofthc company, the
bl provides for creating a commission of
on from each State, thny-one IN ail,l the
nlu.e OF each designated. The commission
Is l meet two months atlcr the passage of
ti act, and TO be- allowed siN months ia
winch to locate the road. II is 10 close ITS
lu1ors within twelve months, and 90 receive
eie At dollars per day for the time employed.
When the road Is located, books are to be
OF uad, and closed two months thereafter
Ihe whole number of shares Is Co be sew.
en- hundred and tiny thousand, Of which two
Au ired and tiity Thousand are 90 DE SUBJ
scnbed by individual stockholders, ten 4ol-
lau advance on each share, giving two and
half million; adding 10 which five million
du.anment. a makes seven and "a AiliSau
li.A, which Is 90 commence the work.
iRree Commissioners are 10 be appointed
by ue Government 90 act in lts behali.-
DE terminus oi the road Is to be ia the Fer.
ri ries, and rs different parts are % De con-
n ga with II by telegraph. For one-,hrd
oi le stock, the Government have free use
of Ae road % Transport, the mails troops,
etci and the road Is 20 be mongaged iorthe
other lnird. SNy years are allowed in which
10 a1mplete the road 40 alternate sections
OF aui are given,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10

Norris. Petit Sebastian, Shields. Sldell,
Thompson tkv.,l Toucoy, and W iliams-3O.
Horsr. Several bills were reported a.
monr them one annulling all existing con-
tracts for carving the ocean mails. aud pur-
chasing the steamers Of the various lines
also Tor making new contracts by public adj
verisemoni, &c and another providing
semi-monthly mail steamer between san
Francisco and China. Both rcieuod to the
Committee of the whole.
After the Transaction of other unimport
ant business, the House adjourned
TufspAN. Feb. T.
SrNArr.-Mr Jones, Of Iowa. moved to
take mp the bIl granting alternate sections
of public land for twelve miles wide. 90 aid
that territory in the construction of railroads.
Agreed TO- The bill was explained. The
road IS TO be so miles long aud ihe quan-
tiiy OF land granted Is one million OF acres.
a bill was passed granting io Minnesota
alternate sections of land, twelve u'es wide,
io aid in the construction of "a ulrO.t. The
quantity of land granted is one mUH1u acres.
The Nebraska bin was then taten up
Mr. Douglas moved TO amend tAo l4ih
sec iu the hlil by striking OFT tIr-o words boo
reference 10 the eight section of the Missouri
Act (which was superseded hy tae priuei-
pics of the legislation of 1850, commonly
Called The Compromise Measures. and fs
hereby declared imperative" nI o insert
800 lieu thereof. the following winch being
Moons lsteu. with the principles uol-in'ar-
ycution bv Congress with slavery Boo he
States and Territories, as RECON- 6y fle
Legislation of $780, commonly called le
Compromise Measures, is hereby declared
imperative and void 10 being the uue intent
and meaning OF this act not go .ea-ue
slavery into ANY Territory or Sa'a nor 'o
exclude Il tlorcirom but TO leave tle people
perfectly free to form aud reIu|al. Urr do
nestle institutions 30 thciF own w1y subject
only 90 the Constitution the tut.i Sate.."
Mr Everett sand he desired 0u Unn0r'ln-
liy ior expressing hi- views ou tue hal, nld
90 eNpInln the ground, on which aa bad n0t
been able 90 give bus entire support either
boo Committee or lu che Senate, 30 iHe ODD as
reported or us it would read Do iujcd us
noW proposed. he had not been ABB. 10 un-
der-uud what the effect of tha am ndnout
would br, nor jhe bearing 10 would hlvc 0n
lha DID; and he would be glad. u order o
get lttle time To- examine i lIa bdl
would De postponed until tomorrow
Mr Douglas objected, Sayur lad been
openly 0vowcd by the enemies OBJ fHa hl,
tlit tbcrp policy would be 20 postpone % aay
anpr 1av and 10 hrcamc the fler of t.e
bII. t0 resist Do After further DISCUSSION
aud the adoption OF several amendments lf
ieued 90 Indian Alairs, ,Ir. D0U H. Ha.0 @
to strike ont aIl 'lo appropriations 'nIHei
boz tho b.l which WAS agreed a. aui fhe
bib ne.tulund sd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-10
Gangrrgg.


WfDNrspNY, leb. l.
SENATE. Mr.. Slidel's resolution for a.
polishing, IN corinin cases, the injunction Of
secrecy in the senate proceedings, was ta-
ken up and discussed, and ai;er amendment,
was adopted.
a resolution of inquiry. as To iho propric-
~ of constructing national foundry 100
Pennsylvania, was also adopted.
The Vermont Senator case was debated.
Mr. Williams supported the view Of tue
majority of the committee. in favor Of Mr..
Phelps.
Mr Bayard took the opposite ground.
Mr. Phelps got the loor- but yielded until
tomorrow. and the Scuato adjourned.
Uorsr. Considerable discussion took
place in the House, on the Ere kal.rond dil-
hcnlOes, and ms 90 the disposition VI the bui
10 punish mall distinctions, but nothing was
done.
The House then went into Committee on
the Deficiency bin, hut without coming 20 a
conclusion, adjourned.
TuuRspAl Feb. 3.
SENATE. The Printing Committee ropor-
ted against the establishment of Govern
mcnt printing office.
The House bin granting five years addl-
iionll tmn i0r location of buun Bands is-
sued lUr war SERVICES 900 lti2. va- passcd
Mr. Clavon's Sandwich Islands rcsou.
ton was adopted.
A resolution offered by mr. nlgh, cal
ling for the koszn correspondence. was Oh
SD adopted.
THE bill providing accounted tion7 iof
United States Courts 90 Massachusetts was
passed.
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Temperance Convention
Washington Co.
MoNrpELrrR. Saturday Feb.

Called to order by Hon. John Spalding
Organized by appointing James Green,
Chairman, and Z. P. Walton, Jr., Secretary
pre- TEN.
On motion Of Mr.. Bnllou Committee Of
FIVE was appointed to nominate officers, con.
sisting Of Messrs. Balou of Montpelier, Dr.
Bates Of Berlin, f. Holden of Waitsfeld,
Amasa Tucker Of Calais and 4. Parker OF
Waterbury.
The Committee reported the following
nominations, which were confirmed, to wit:
JAS GREEN, ESQ. Of Waterbury, Pres.
Hon. l.. kElrH Of Barre, Vice
Hon. j. Hancock Of Middesex, { Pres.
J. G. SrIMrsoN Of Waterbury. Secre-
i. p. WALroN JN. Of Montpelier, taries
On motion Of Hon. John Spalding, a
committee of one from each town represent
ed vas raised to nominate a candidate for
County Commissioner, and County Com.
mittee for the year ensuing, and the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed on the Com
mit,ee, to wit
Barre, Leonard Keith,
Berlin, DIR. Bates,
Calais, Amasa Tucker,
Duxbury, Arad Graves,
East Montpelier, Israel Goodwin,
Montpelier, John Spnlding,
Moretown, l.. X. Foster,
Middlesex, WIN. S. Clark,
Mortified, John Gregory.
Roxbury, f. G. Stanton,
Waitsfeld, f. Holden,
Waterbury, &. w, Dillingham;,
Worcester f. C. Watson.
Voted, That the above Committee be au-
t5orlzed to I'll vacancies in their number.
On motion Of Hon. Azel Spalding, com
mi,tec Of five was raised to report resolu-
tons, and Messrs. Ballou, Azel Spaldng,
F. T. Merrill, DIR. Bates and Daniel Green
were appointed the Committee.
Adjourned TO / o'clock L. NJ.
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