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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-09
Notice of Partnership.

Notice OF Partnership. u|
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden Edwards,
will be continued by at the old stand on
Main street under The firm name OF Edwards s. WardGni
James w Warden having purchased the Interest oil Ja'
cob NJ Warden.
Wheeling. December 1, 1882 ,,,,,.,,,,.
J.cI-tr JAS. w. WARDEN.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD April 4. ls5l-lo p. ".
The return. Of the election are still decisive OF com
,,e Oppos:ion triumph and The Administration paper
here comedies the de!rst Of tspsr.y
About thirds Of the House Opposition and Of 81
Senators the Democrats have elected theu candidates N
e XIIIh and Xyl;h Districts ind probably the XVlih
.rd XIXth.
The .uocesfu party fred 100 guys night and 9sraded
the city with musc
sXCOED DisPArCU
Fifteen Wing and three Democratic Senators are elected
and three Districts remain to b. beord from.
i24 wings and ant NebrGsSs Representatives and u
Democrats are chosen and there about 80 to hea
from. e.
Ipehsm. the Democratic candidate for Governor Val
lack several thousand votes Of an election
GREENWICH has chosen one Whis Maine Law kepresen-
tsiive Josiah WILCOX and Democratic Maine LIS" do
Samuel Mills
srosrsoros has elected two Maine Law Representatives
On Governor. the vo,e STOOD al follows Dut'n ioO'
Inebarn. l72; Chapman. 2o9; Hooker, %
In Gporos the Name Law aud AniNebraska Represen-
natives were chosen by greatly ncres cd majonties
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TIE HEADRiCKsoy CASE DECIDED.

fnoru Our owu Co-reIpopdtnt
ALBANY, TUESDAY, April !, 1854
The Cour. Of AppeAls this morning su ianed the dec
,cf the Sr7rsn. CoGrt refusing trsl of the
If John II, rdrickson Jr ui,d and convicted in tn Oyer
dTu1nii,r. held this CITY last July f'r The murder OF
Ais WI, b, poison Il sentenced TO De hung on the
-ch Of August ia and appeal was taksn 70 the S1
r,.m- Corrt for rev ;T- l. denied by thai Court
ana .nt.eled scsin 10 the Cour: OF Appeals where
stated aboye the denial has Just been stsfG!rei
The case will b, .ecorcied. st'sac'inZ 80 mneh ~
,tou owing TO the scientific character of iae testimony
elected on the trial The POISON used was found 70 bs
q,c1is after be most sea.eh.nC Investigations b. Df
S,,isbDr, Chemist # L.-h arainn@nts.
The murdered wife the daughter OF the late Law
renee Van Duren formerly County CLERK OF this county,
A. ler hus Sand Gng nan, about - years OIL age
Of trepo.sessng Appearance, intellectual mlnd ana sur
-orro,d by agbly respectable and wealthy relatives
M murder was committed =, the house O h. faEer in
le town Il Bethlehem in this county one year ago
III Of Ns-cb, l.s3 -...-...,
The Surrne Court which meets in this city next week
III. erce Hendrielfon who Up 70 the present time
hrs e,lilled tie most stoical ndefe2-e OF As iae
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70 NEWS FROM THE SEAT Of WAR.
THE FLEETS IN THE BALTIC.

TheU. : steamship Baltic. Cspt Geo Briggs Ar
rived At this port Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
She brings dases four days later than those received ey
The CapsGa The Balac lefs Liverpool AZ about l
o'clock ~ Wedr esday afternoon. March %.
The Baltic arrived one on the moroiag ~ sunday
March 10. having been three days delayed by ice'
which damaged her cutws,er and floats Il was "
the Greatest exertious that she Baltic was ready 10
leave Liverpool On her appointed day
TIE Ialrc is uoder the command OF Capt Geo.
Br,ces Can, Comstock having lsfs she snip st Liver
rool on visit 70 the Continent
ybe Europa arrived of Hol,head q. A3O z. NJ.
MolGay 20th but did not reach he, wharf until early
Tuesday morning.
The Cambria had returned from Malta aud WI %
scain dispatched.
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,,rrrnG az ~ sHT.JOLNERS.

A., sdo.rred meeting # the JoUrreymen shio Joners
vas btld list evening at keens Fourteenth Ward ho'eL
C-;.e = lr.e number OF delegate were present. Ir
.IlIEz RliEs wes chosen Chairman and l. Il !oSI
rc~TT5,t. e. secret4ry Delegates from nearly al
H. slcr- This City and vicinity reported that they haf
rorf-rtd yh toe journey end tnat large majority
vs-e il i.,or Of asking = % pr day "Aan Il an az
-,tlv 6ieussion took place in which portion % iae
.raies .ere in favor Of Immediately adopting . 50 per
dav O. The wages 70 Be demanded ard others ".re N
go Of c.rc mas MEETING In order 70 alos ali who
We 80 d. soi 90 have voice IN he m2-iee lie ioi-
,oy,tr To 30 inlny ai0pted
IlatIhe egaies sdop, 8 " Pc DAY rs the s@adaEi
-. on md sfter Monday next subject 20 coai.ustiOa
nj mess meeting OF the Sip Jo2sls % be Ae1 OK IN
d. evoIiN next
The ueeir- was then adjourned
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OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH Project REJECTED
BosToy, Tuesday Apri4, 1854.
Special Committee Of the Ma'oe Legislature 70 whom
WAS refeued memorial from NcwYors and Boston IN
favr Of granting the right OF way for an opposition te
graph line from Portland TO Calais reported to day uosn
mousy ugons the project The promoters ct td attempt
10 get up an opposition line 70 asx were unsparng IN
their depuncstons OF tho present oes snd OF the arrange
meLs Of the Associated Press but the deliberate
Of the Committee after patient Investigation OF the wnoie
matte Is that the prt sent lines well end fairly man
aged and that The arrangements Of the Associated ies
for getting over the European ncws are under all the CIR
cumsances best calculated 10 afford IN adequate revenue
to the lines and protect the commercial public from inc
depfedatons OF Spectators.
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vFETINr or THE PI4NO-FORTE MAKERS

his boy MT last night e., HldebrGnd Eo.d ser
So are I,s.Gert Ny = I TllLcE. ccc1pe1 ~. e4-ir
tie Secreary. RoBrrT IHo@fso' read I'd" n nn'.' q"
~ is.t neefiug shieh wer. approved TIE Pre-id-at
her sia.ti tia. tie obec. e ne present meeting vas
lrrc'tailyio coee: funds 20 -uPlo-t tll ky IRE u
vho I'D y body ieft tie -hag II lcor i hAyel A.
r. oler sLo,5 IN tie tree having agreed - give the
We. tie men had gene back N work. motion vas
,ienneds hs; each in empo men; present Do taz4t
fsf dollar for that puTnse. This motion W. unael-
sIv a--e.d TO- Each shop was thea called o1', when
nan cane mp and handed in the SUN for The entire
.hou-soue seven and others ten and hfeen dollars.
Nefy of the gave private Subscriptions lnoepehsn
- ,bfr .h.p sub.cripton The President announced the
collection as s2sO which received with loud cheers
when the meeting adjourned
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D0ING.s IN THE LEGISLATURE.
Eron ON Own Reportef.

From Own Reporter ~
SENATE. .ALGAxr. Monday, April 49, F. ii.
ANOTHER yLTO.
T1; sernoon the Governor sent back the bill authorz
ing the laying out and opening OF paohc Asa"a' III
CaraIdagua 80, ,,s
ON HE principal street in C6nandagua on which reside me
frsf families are very deep running baeA hunueus Vi
feet and forming beautiful gardens through t.eso So
los The PRACTICAL portion OF the inhabitants wehed inc
cuering of street facilitate business " W course
he INST families objected. The matter was ihsh re
ierred the Road Commissioners who dte'Iea 10 tno
lrac:ica iIlshi;ants The fret families aPisaiSSi
The iut g ,mod referees who decided Tor me ms n
i,s ana sgOnsi rurnng street through 'no i,
Then Senator NJ II. CLAEh who does pOt appear 10 ami
80 vith The "crst families brought in bill, which
resed both branches OF The Legislature "uthof.Llns .ne
street to be laid oct Tins IL me OH 'he DoVor,I
ON fhe ground believe, that il ONer-Idts 'udcial au
ihority. ,-....... .ho ~, oys- the head
% he Governor both OF which were uIsuceeSsiu!'
wic,tnpon Mr. NJ H. CIARG had unanimous coassn' 10
ln:.ochee another bill tie same object
BILLS rAsstD.
,,,gtsi. r the charter O OreOutr, otssso co -, g
~ ,ls lsef OF Daa.f Co Of deny Hsl;,sT ' 1s Of
f,se,Tea 0ic No. No. 20 OF hosss sesso wOoi
No,e- so Coiu-A.s O'diresi aso o. ~ ~, 80 Of
S,Sv Nceis $50 OF Dci.vsp COREY also Of Adam F5'easI
tlsc Henry Baeaoa 40 Ct A.ion Cisa, I s.soa
so o. jobs wiscn A's Of "iem "s'ssn ,. Sp ,c
efThCmss Wil,.; tlso, o. H,raee RArnes
ToEsDAl. April l. is54
EkMoN>TRANCE.
NJ SrFSCER, Of upward OF 100 merchants OF Ne"
Nol acans the Law providing for Police to examine
IN n e cause of hrcs ia the City ol New York
Bv Mr. RonERTsoN-Assilst the New FORK Assembly,
Wharfage bill
FAVORsHLE EfPORT>
Tie Nv-YCfk piot hO rs se 70 moneys io'e on aae
90 -tt. vessels A. tie pert Of Ne~-io.k
I'm. 1 frr-Srs FruG Geufsi bl-I ,.,.- -,
r. i.corrcrate the TASTED sti'-s inehritte Ay'ur
STOCK bin provides tbs such Companies may con mus
& btires tue death Of one o. more 81 the
sfccNhoGers - - ,..,r.,-. c,r, ,nv To r-rs.pr. A,
ioinr Company =, ,...t.. l,.,-snce Con,.,,
YuIs RECOMMENDED 70 III PASSED
", WINS from the Select Committee, 10 whom 3
referred the general orders to designate -ucn o
,rer TO Le rel, rred to Selecs Committees 10 DC 70
800 f,p,i.,c n-norg others recomme nded tn7 inuo"
ing which are OF some interest 20 residents N 'e"
4, Art in relation 70 Special Froeses.ns,
- A. ruspSips The G~1~rai bsrA"s ~ -t--. Ri
a. a., =, freorpofat. fhs NcNl otk iaioa
a. Aet r.csies F-s Ceulsai''oa = NsN liza >'''
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Act p,o,s .t b.., frta. .s,..s sSs e ia. s,-,
AneBobs ehs.r th Ne~Yort siIPsnny sa'ins s.af
80 Act law. re.sy. % t.. partition of
sEw YORK JURORS.
Mr. BARR nom selec; Committee reported complete
the bill relative 70 Jurors in the City of New YORK
TRINITY CHURCH PROPE8TT.
On motion Of Mr. HOPKINS. the resolution a1'horilins
The Attorney General TO test the claim OF the SHe -
certain property in possession Of Trinity Char n Fa'
made special order for TO morrow, Immediately ai'ef
Executive Session
Mr DoRRAScE noticed bill authorizing the City Of
Williams burgh 20 make q loan.
FIREs II sEw-ToRg CITY.
Mr. srEscER had consent TO introduce the following
entitled bill:
AN ACT to authorize h- Mayor q; Cy Of % ia71-s
INTO tHe origin O. nr- occurrg i 'sid Ci'T
SECTION Isa.n BE- s ey Q; he Aa'of of io,s -a.a
ropery IN said CITY bss seen Ersd % ssio'-e y -
iohs IN to .sU ialPrs I7ual ~ .irne-sss .5,s ~ %
Authorizes ID. Mayor TO sp-oia, Csf CLERK al
Ass,,rt Cek g Il ne D Is--nsEt rely
ebo,lee po'sed By 'e's offss Supreme
SIC Provides for tie OF he testimony taken hsn pro
SIC II from TIE tropy tbsr- .h appear roo sa''a 70
s-eeory ,ir,t ire Mayor the to arrest
ara 1sus 'oeh yI' e. 20 10 &c ,o. for h se-e
NC H. si.,v Of n. eh.f elk sal. ;. - ar5 o.
his sGi.sIt Sc paid fr tic CITY Treasury n l7afi-fJ
us,InsIfs on the parrsst of the CoytoLtr 80.
DO pICyoss or siisbe rooms ioE TIE sf's'n Of 30
,,o n. sane fee. 20 officers se7E p-css'.s u7d this
ct are service Of from iae Pence Coafs
STc Il r,c1.re. clerks qrutery reports
tDgu arrest oy W le Oh tos i. ,1
e nf-oree Company olrE hss1s m New forE an nAnz -
insurance rrcpsTtv ro1 injured b. 1cl he NAY %
trby ccuute - ~nses ths be pfo1ecd
s ny invis utsTesi 10 pol g Of inir4ne - -
company Ps dest.oyed by en nte may AZ
te1,6 attorney and h have tas Ike right t. ex-
q 7 faid i'u-ss~s
Ibis sCt . t.se effect lr1ra .eia'ely
STATE PAPER
Mr. DIoKISsoS from the Printing Com nittae. reported
III Assembly Lii providing for the deslgnson OF safe
Parer 1. was q majority report-Mr BROOKS dis'enas
In connection with this renonsrance was presented
fCm VIM Iscy q Co, publishers OF TIE Albany State
Rgi,fer aini tie biz aud Offering to publish the Ss'e
aovt1tiser.tIts free Of charge.
STAGE ROUTES ~ SEw foHK
On mo.ica If Mr.. Baooas, the teDth section OF the
NV FORK STAGE Route bin stricken ont. AMI 2 suo
stute adopted making the stockholders individually and
severnHv liable Tor I'll debts contracted by the conpa-
Iies, &c.
BILLS PASSED.
Arerdre several STATE prisons
o Of Incorporated banks
AppfopTistlg money Clinton ate PrsI1
of ComuO - eXs1tne into tae peci-
Mar, sfairs u he er-l -Lte Prisons
Relative the Stw-YOTk aud NeN-h4ven R9i.roa1 Co.
lsy Teeiraph.I
AFTERNOON SESSION
The PrcOklyn Consolidation bill came up from the
House and motion refer il to select committee 10
report complete rejected
The bin designating State paper was ordered 10 q
I'D ,b,ut sular mont Adjourned
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uDrcIAI, ELECTION Ar BUFFALO

Geo w Clinton and j. A Verplank, the UNSUCCESSFUL
candidates for Secretary of State at the last election "ere
to day elected az judges OF She Superior Court
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Sci 81 CHINESE PIRATES.

SLL BI CHINESE FIKAIE>.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 1871
The ship Frgate BId, arrived here from Manila reports
having been fred into by Chinese piracal junk oil
uo Toy and being chased for ten hours, but escaped
On the LIST January off Java Head spoke ship Bay S'ate
from Shanghai for New York 10th, ship Argonaut iron
Shanghai for London Feb. 6, spoke shp Charter OAK
from Calcutta for Boston March 7, spoke whaer Mara
The,sa from the Sandwich Islands, out ninety days
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

BosToN Tucsfny, April !, ls5i.
Further resurns from The lat Congressional Dsr show
the election Of Thomas d. Eliot Wing by about 500 ins-
;or,v Mr. Eliot IL a determined opponent Of the Ne
brsska bill
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CORTLAND MrjNJCIpAL ELECTION.

PonTLAsD, (Me.) Tuesday, April 4, 1854
Our municipal election to day resulted in the reelection oil
Mr. Caboon the presen Mayor The vote stood For Ca
hoop l 500; Neal Dow, Maine Law l4e4
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f,r;tive slave who had footed IL all the way from
Cbsrsstop ; c. 10 New Bedford. wss expressed
thence 10 Boston by Col Hatch Monday and then took
The aunderground' for Canada.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
,..,,vrrxnryr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
-, rs,s.,eh to The N Tribune 80,
spse'' D'F''' ALBANY, Tuesday, April g. 1885,
Ir,c,;sn lust had by Joint ballo, Of tho Senae and
Assembly - . p.xo.,, NJ
v,c1oR NJ. RICE Of Erie, e6 SAMUEL S RANDALL o
An.ny a.; ED S Young. / Blank ?
victor NJ. Rice wss then declared duly elected
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CINCINNATI CuAHTER ELECTION.

CiECINsATI. Tuesday, Apri D. 1903.
Our Charter election yesterday resulted in the choice OF
a majority of independent csnd dates On the general
Civ ticket three Democrats aud four Independents were
elected.
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HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF kEpEESEN iAIiNES
The consideration Of the bill to reduce and graduate me
nre If public lands was further postponed for one week
Mr. BENNETT from the COMMITTEE on fuohc hao,1o
reported bin to Gquahze grants oil ,snu 20 1io 81,
States for certain public purposes lie s'a'eu ina "a
though the majority of the COMMITTEE are aHlhS' le pa
SAGE they are willing take the sense OF the House on me
subject Ii was the bill he had heretofore reported
with AN amendment made by the Committee lie con
tended the lands belong 10 all the states naVhs oeSn
purchased for the benefit OF all o! mem rms oa Sees
sbonld have their share in the est oteconsoie torn
The bin he introduced last year proposed G'soh 90 .he
l,rds-l5O 600 according e. federal representa-
Co. hut Iris hill nropcsed Instead q: land, TO ap2orh"n
land warrants both the old ana me nov tses
that each may sell OUT as It choose. tnc c,, doo 81
Given 10 the land States and Territories Ooo1OVo more
acres than have been sold. Ii New ork had received
no, inst share she would have S2loO0OoO win ucn 20
pay her public debts Was II no, last ihal .h1 o
shall receive their ,haTo of the pubic lands hel'eIu
Guiding the subject the House went INTO Comiee OF lns
Who'll ON the State Of the Union and took up the Senea
H. tCIINGMAN a. G. said lie should vote for the
S.ns,e Nebraska hii and wished the Clayton amend
neni stricken out, not because Wa. Won" : va
j, wopd lead TO no practical result ana because Was
put In 10 embarrass the passage "i the meuNe'
BADGES anne ndmen does not cA@nse Tue cAa c'oi Va
b;u bcb A. II now sancs does no; prohiDt tae 7" 'e
- ~ T;,or;es f~In legislsnC the Constitution per
mjts Ii does not say there shall be no law on lne
of Slavery but merely that no law % TsT, ss
hshing il shall he revived II leaves ue :,
tbouch there never was law there GA Ie sGoeot IHS
the best species OF non Intervention IL say &c ~
may legislate without the Intervention OF otter
French Mexican Indian law. therefore IL Is oe.o
bill than those establishing the Territorial "a
Utah aud New Mexico OF 1880 because those ois ist @
Mexcan laws in force 1t is better than the liay'on
Conr,omse because that eft the Mexican laws IN iorce
The real point this shall the Territory he lett open 70
everybody or shall the Wilmo. Pnoviso De eN'sndea
over il In 1870 certain persons pTofessed 70
hs TO- noointerv6n.iOn when they were not Tor
Il Tho frue friends who sustained General Cas-; no
dOslt were willing AIRY outbu' opposition came rom
archie quarter who're IN battle fought unler SORT
Of He wished 70 unmask ths character OF thai op
position Every member Of The Old Wig party rom ,Se
fire., States opposed This bill he soSt5eTn
men are making earnest appeals 10 certain sou'S,
WhO NJ, 10 nyess the question and break up their party.
made 70 him because for the lSS b Sss
yeshe has regarded himself as s ic r
saiion, ard was rather independent. 10 enable the
seultp.n 10 understand this matter. ana 10 SEQ
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PENNSYLVANIA GRAND JUNCTION RAMROAD

HARRISBURG Tuesday, April 4, 1914
The bill in relation TO the Pennsyvana Grand Juncuon
R,irosd-a matter OF some interelt TO New 'rS-was
taken ND in our State Legislature 10 day but acton
had upon it.
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Publication Of Secret Documents.
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CONVENTION or THE IRISH SOCIETIES


Ui. tody uot la. night at No. 76 princest The
p,l.iltnt Sir WILLIAM CARROLL, occupied iae cnar
f.ts MCG.ArH the Secretary. read the minutes OF n
lat meeting. which we're approved.
NJ Frsuoi- o Reilly stated that be was very SORT
ard surrfsed 10 see 'ha few Of the delegates IA
affnc,d lie tie regretted this circumstance q ~
ned ome n poTfaEt asures 70 onng betre tae N'b
v.rron fr their deration One Of these was me im
rruqriety O. appointing committee 20 dr4 an address -
The lfsh people resident IN America 10 al'sc tDeh
writ % ther m nd ~ home - prevent me young men
ireland euiitiuc 10 British rank AMI a , Ir'oim n
70 'h-f they v0si BIZ al means Save tgef earHnS-
in orey %, able send 1r thO-e yolt men 10 cOms
10 ms airy tnatiley gnf hs Tree r)n me pfessga
II hat n, .cfuuuou b. ,1crcel en1 iyranno1s power
.1 10 af-- sert b. them - The Black Sea shouli
3. CesrCyed 'Ary would resort 10 iOscea cohs;fIpaoa
- rrv n liz Rice odd thGt OBJ syitn % btl,t
!. Uni b DO fhrir VAR with Napoleon ,eit many a
trib and ea. T. as: un.ortuns;e island desoats w)llt
h. revirfd T. ;L. mcaEs Tie I--sa youth would b
forced howeve. unwilling 20 y Tor tnetr ancent enemy
and utachtle .yrsnt become food FOR Issel gan and
Coss.c1 saber and have the hh Prrk2e 81 oslng nlr
dertd ard az for England glJry' Iaey could Do all
r. ter pawe- b-iIc the yoruc men m tni. country
and graft e. ENGLAND that c-scea WHICH he- political
tc,neute AID her psteTnGl GoveTnmen. have - ions
,esired IT, Ien-i her irOm the superaoun ant
tot rati. ~ Ireland Leave them there, Dut me
I'd r.er. women f-c children ard when 81 ne Gos
.G.ed q lie reputation would be here they would feel
IT l-cr desire aid c0u home N stronger force = Sc
,he~ female Lie rsatives Opportunity -ho94d
ever ofer He then moved tha, the Secretary De II
.,ucted 20 al the deles e,e oi the ooctes "
publ. advertisement. ....5
Ills rebellion WGs agreed 70 whsn tue meeting ~
youTned
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fBy Telegraph
AFTERNOON SESSION
ILLS pAs-En

reis.iv. TIRE ro,ve,s Of On unissones % F1 gaon
Aovps subT ptions % lie soes Of the eHfAo aud
Fiusturgh ros-.
in felitlua 10 the Mariners Asy lum
Mr d. T. WOOD eyor.oda bill to provide for the ex-
tension of The muLuiacture Oi coarse salt
re,oluton was adopted to take from Friday to Tues
dan next to visit New York 80
resolu ION to suply the members with copy Of the
htyistd Statutes was rejected
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xxxIIIp CoNGREss-FiRsr SESSION.

SENATE WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 4, 1854.
The Senate took up the bill for the reei Of the repre-
,entA,ives of Joseph Watson, deceased.
Mr. FESSENDEN presented circumstances against tne
Nebraska bill - ,. .,,
Mr. SUMNER presented like circumstances from men
and women Of Southwick, Mas. ~
The bill providing for the settlement oil revolutionary
A few petitions presented when
MIR MASON moved that the Senate go into Executive
Session, which was agreed to-
The doors were temporarily opened to receive mes
,age from the House announcing the passage OF inc six
Steam Frigates bill ,.
The Senate Immediately took il mp and passed IT,
The bill from the House regulating the pay OF Deputy
Posimasters referred. -
The Senate again went into Executive Session ana re-
mained so till 81 o'clock, when they adjourned
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC

TIE PARTITION OF TURKEY.
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PryTaLo. Y Y.-The Wing Caucus have yielded . toe
.ete1, OF re Bar Of e County and nom natei John
/ Tscott Nd Geo " Cnion for Judges Of the superior
Court The Democrats have nominated j u hAsten and
Isaac \. VeTplapck.
Mrs judith Town, of Marshall. Oneida Csunfy dlsf =
living. aged 90.
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corTrIEpN MAIL FAILURE.
opposIrIoN rELEGRApn pR0JEcr REJECrED

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April 4, 1854.
We have no mail this morning south of Washington
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AFTERNOON SESSION
The Brooklyn Consolidation bill came up FROM the
House and motion to refer il to select committee 10
report com lete was rejected
The bill designating State paper was ordered 10
third reading, without amendment. Adjourned.