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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-25
BY JOHN Il. D. PAYNE. Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS HAI.EOF HOUSE


~ AND LOT AT AuCTIONs-By virtue of de.
cree Of the circuit court of Richmond pronounced
the l9t of January, 1854, in the suits Of Anderton
and Bullinston and Booker and Burlington. the un,
dersigned, who was appointed special commission
By said decree, will xpose to sale at public auc-
ton, on the femses, on WEDNESDA Y, the 1st day
of February next, the HOUSE and LOT in the said
proceedings mentioned, and now in the occupancy
of WIN. w. Anderton, described In said proceedings
certain piece parcel of land lying In the coun-
iyei Hsnreo near the city of Richmond, and bound
ed as follows, to wit: fronting street 80 feet
nehes and running back Isl feet and situated in what
il known as Duvals addition to the city Richmond:
it being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thos j. Evans, Commissioner, to Richard I.
Booker, trustee and by deed dated March 8th, 1851
and upon which dwelling house and other improve
me nts have been erected by said VIM. w, Ander-
t-ze-re-- 81 es5.5 = A.s
TERMS Cash to one-thiTd of the purchase
money. and upon credit of six and twelve month";
respectively, to the remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing gotiabe notes. with approved
security for the said deferred payments bearing in
teres from the day of the sale, and title to the pro-
perty retained until the last payment il made.
Sale to commence at o'clock P. NJ. -
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
ia 2i-ddts Commissioner.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CcLUsRus, ONO, Jan. 21--The Senate has pass
ed resolution exPelling Day, negro reporter by
a vote ofl7to TO-
The Erie resolutions had produced a protraet.
ed discussion and milder substitute had been OF.
fered.
The election of U. g. Senator had produced a
warm canvass Nessrs. Medairy: Manypenney
and Hugh were all sanguine. Allen stock wss
gopd
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GRAND BATTLE.

Niagara - NAo
Daring the great snow storm which prevailed ra
chants change, fsr lack Of business had reeonr.e
70 ssaow-hst 6ght-the cotton brokers peysss staek
Ifoksrs--"iish ended Ia the unwarrantabia fpter.
Terence OF the olics. and quite row ensusd. The
paraealan Of the Affslr. and WHICH party ssne 81
Victorious. ~ ret eivsFs @ s.~- =
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THE MARKETS

NEW YoRK, Jan. 24.-Cotton frrr. Flour S96925.
Corn 81 per bushel with al active demand. Market
greatly excited by the foreign news
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2i.-Flour S8.25p2.9l-holder re
asking $3.50. Corn has advanced 0cents and Whest
IL cente.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.

* NEW YORK, Jan. 23-The Steamer Union has re-
turned from the search for the San Francisco. She
left at Bermuda On the Doth, ship Oxenbridge,
from Philadelphia for Liverpool, which had put
in leaky She discharged part Of her cargo to stop
tie leak
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FUTURE DAYS.

NEGROES AT WIN Be
IN sold 1T public auction, at the late residence Of
VIM. w. Dickinson's, on the LIST day Of February
next, NINE NE0ROES-2 yuung men, - and q
yesrE yourg women, between 10 and n; girls
one II and Que yearsuld; middle aged woman and
boy--all very likely and vslusble.
Also, al the stock crops household and kitchen
faruItnre, will be sold on the same day.
ja 25-dtd WESLEY WRIGHT. ADM. /
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THE RAILRnAn TRonhLEa IN ERIE

pITTsBuRa, Saturday, Jan 2l-Judge Irwin just
decided that as the offence charged against Mayor
King and Morrow B. Lowry, is made subject 10 in
dictnen by the second section of act OF October
1891 they cannot be held under the present process
and rnusI be discharged with coss.
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MAIL NEWS.
tjCorrwp,naepee Of the Dispasch.i

WAsEIseroN, Jan. Gath, 1851
peue,as. NebEa.ks bill was introduced without
ean-ultation wrh the friends Of the administration,
sd has taken them ell abaek. Some Of them ASSERT
thai it vii, ruin the administration. There IL great
excitement ia the city in gard to H. The Hsrds all
Assert thu, Douglas has imuaortalised himself, aud
th, bis chances for the Presidency In 1855 are large
n In the ascendant. The softa, on the other hard,
sax thst be stands NO chance IL the world.
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EDITORIAL ACCESSION.

NEW York, Jan. 23-Judge Morton, OF Georgia,
is officially announced as associate editor and pro.
prietor OF the Nari Jnal Democrat.
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nf A. MOTT 4 co.
CITY HOTEL FURNITURE, IRON

CITY HOTEL FURNITURE. IRON
ouoRS. CIGARS, &c. &C., AT lUCTIoN,,- n.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18th inst. com
menelng at 10 O'clock will sell at public auction
the entire FURNITURE of the CRY HOTEI
which ID Of good quality aud has been recently re-
paired, among which may be found
I20 Spring Beds, LIST quality,
Mahogany and Iron Bedsteads single and aonh,s
Set of No: Mahogany Dining Tables ESQ feetI
large Salamander safe,
handsanle Billiard Tables and Fixtures eonnl.s.
Mirrors; Kitchen Furniture =. -
Also handsome Window Curtains, Carpets, Bed
ding, Table and Chamber Linen. 49, y - s.,
Aso large stock of Wines Liquors and Cisays
being imported by the proprietor, together with ali
the neces sary furniture, &C., for Hotel purposes
TERMs,-Ali sums under $50, cash; over THAT snm,
30 days Tor approved negotiable paper. Ea
t,.s4s - es e A. MOTT CO, Aucts
ia T. NJ. B. ROY Proprietors
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-Abel Reeds Sash fac
tory Third ST., above Race, was totally destroyed
by ire to-day. Lose $4,000.
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ApplTloNAL NEws RY rnP NraaARA

Tae rumored death Of Mr.. Soule Is unfounded
England, France and Bel iam have been visited By
heavy SHOWS ego rains
Great excitement prevailed in the markets for
BreadstuHs 10 England. Some circulars quote an
ADVANCE OF led 0i4d per bnshei ia Wheat and fnlly
shilEugs
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NOTICE.-All gentlemen wishing their
~ RAZORS set, or any other CUTLERY, will
have them promptly attended by leaving their Or
deTs al my rosm at Mrs Flournoy's boarding house.
Or Mr. bartholomew's, on Governor stree, and also
at Dir Andrew Johnstons, No. n Main at. Thank
fn for past favorf have to solicit continuance of
the same
Persons sending ak Razors will be entitled to one
gratis.
ia l2-dlm&o4t* MICAJAH s. sMEApoR.
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4 LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

quent for the non-payment of city taxes thereon for
the year 1885, which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City Hall the LIST day of the
next term of the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mond between the hears of II in the rning aud
O'clock in the afternoon. unless there be previously
paid the taxes there on, together with 20 per cent
for additional charges. - - |. |. :
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REM4VAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th st. to 18th st., to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge, oppo.
site the grocery store on 18th st. of Mr.. Wm Wallace
returns thanks to bis friends and the pubIic fer
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being now better prepared to attend TO their aofs
than formerly he respectfully solicits continuance
OF the same at his new establishment. +s
de % 5f1 CRAS. H. LANGLEY.
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I EE & CO, SHIP CHAMBERS AND

- SOMMtSSION MEhChANTS, have removed
to their new brick tenement On the Dock, where
they are now receiving and offei for sale
5Vco lbs Manila ana Russia Cordage, from enc TO
six inches spunyaln, Marine, Hsmbroline, Rat
line, &c; Marine Spikes, Caulking Irons Copper
Tack, Pumps, Pump and Rigging Leather Hand.
Lead and Log Lines Sail and Sewing Thread DC:
san DUCK, assorted qualities; Blocks zes from al
PATENT BLOCKS-A new and superior article
LOT hosiing By which one-third the labor by the
Serving Mallets, Trucks. Belayios Pins Log
heels, Log Chips, Log States, Log aud Cargo Books
oILs.-Sperm, Lard, Whsle and Boiled Linssed
PAINTs.-White and Red Lead, White Zinc
Paint, and mixed Pants of eli kinds
STOhES.-Mess Pork and Beef, Bacon Hams
Sides aad Shoulders, Sugar Coffee Tea Molasses
and other Groceries, Pickles. Catsups Mustard Cav.
enne Pepper, Ground Ginger, Spice, Cloves aud
Pepper.
An assortment of CIockery, Woodwnre, &c, sata-
BILE for yesse - use, all Of which were purchased for
cash. aud mostly from manufacturers and we ere de.
termlned 70 sell IT small profits in order to make
quick sales.
:, 81 We have young man at our old stand ON the
Basin, who will attend to our Beats; and we have
there, storage for the bulk of or 400 bbls Flour
which We should be pleased 10 have occupied.
la %l-2m -s.45 f.'.1g7g.ss
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SURPRISING BUT JESS
~ TRUE.-The prices which LEVY is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers so he
it, just call ON him and examine for yourselves, and
you will be convinced that his clothing is not only
the cheapest but the best made in the CITY, As the
Sc ason has far advanced he will sell off his Over
coats at cost and even less rather than to keep them
until next winter. Now is the time to buy your
clothing, and the place is at A. LEWIS,
No. SO Main street, op. City Hotel,
iaI7 Sign Of the Red Cent.
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No GARDENERS.-Nowi is the time to
prepare your grounds for early vegetables; and
as these are what bring high prices, every one who
has qnarter OF an acre of ground should put down
HOT BED for forcing vegetables They may have
vegetables from six to eight weeks sooner nv max
HOT BED-sash for which may be- had at a trifling
expense, with glass, ready for use.
MILES AMBLER.
N. B.-A large lot o SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
for sale at very low rates. Call and see.
ia ~ MA
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin and Wall sits
takes this method Of calling the attention of his
friends and the public generally to his stock of
&c. He is prepared to execute all orders in his line
with neatness and dispatch
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RlPLEf he is prepared to get up, in superior STYLE
and furnish fine Light Buggy aud Carriage Harness
as can be obtained in our city. sss,sf
ia Elm $50. HENRY BAKER
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VAN DEURsEE'S CELEBRATED
WAHPENE--An excellent article for beaufi.
fysns and preserving the hAI. and preventing Its fall
i4al IN = ~ ALEX. nuvAL, les Main o..
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Attorney in fact OF Admiral Elliott
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsos. {Aucts.e

| AMBERTS LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTr
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
or sale Of Lottery Tickets within the State
OF Virginia being now In violation of law, and AZ.
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of bis
friends and Others who may feel disposed to purchase
throughout the State, be deems Il almost
to give any further assurance that all business cond
.uPaekages, single tickets and shares in all the
Mary land Lotteries for SALE - slfssE'.IEs ss9fr
THE printed official drawings sent to correspop-
dents by the first mail.
EFPIfzes cashed at sight -
Address ~ THOMAS LAMBERT
no 2l-ifls ea'F tf'f Baltinore Nd
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VALUABLE IRON FURNACE

FORGE. &c, WITH 3,50oACRES OF LAND,
FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale, lying III
the county Of Rockbridge, Va, the e BATH IRON
WORKS, FORGE. &c" with all the Fixtures
Buildings, &c and 800 of Land adjoining all
included, tor the of S20, O00-one-fourth cash,
the balance l, 2, 8, and years credit, with iute-
rest. ST..
This Iron Ore is said, by ell who have used II, to
be the strongest and the most valuable for making
cannon in Virginia. Major Clarke, who made the
best cannon the Government ever had, used almost
entirely of this iron, for which he always willing
TO pay extra price. .l :
If a Company should purchase this property they
mi ght add, with the great water power, many other
factories; besides, the Central Railroad viii run
within two miles ofthe place.
Those who may be disposed 10 purchase can OBJ
tain information by addressing JOHN DOYLE, Esq,
Lexington, Va, who will be show the pro.
perty, or the subscriber, at Rchn.~ -, "a. /
ja.6-2aw4w J, FRY /
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C0 000 COPIES OF SCOITS
SO9OOO MANUAL OF HISTORY OF
THE LIMITED STATEs.-Published in short
for the use Of Schools. By David 3. Scott. A. M.
Principal of Ward School No. Is, New York CITY
condensed narrative of the chief vents in A me.
rcan History arranged with questions in the BODY of
the text SO as to lessen the labor of teacher and
pill Asa class book in the outlines of our history
II IS the very best we have seen.
FOR sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE
"a ~ Eagle Snnare
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READ THIS.-All persons who have not
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING, can now do so at cost. by ap-
plying at f. DECOU & CO.'S Franklin Clothing
Store. No. 90 Main st.. Richmond, Va, where may be
found. the most ample, complete and well-nade as
sortment Of all kinds of Clothing, suitable for the
present season. All of which will positively be
sold at cost, for cash only
- r. DECOU & CO.,
iaII-6m rfes No, 90 Main IT.
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ENGLAND.

Much Indignation felt against Prince Albert
the public voice protesting that he is tool of Russia
and that Aberdeenis under his influence. The Prince
IL Is charged betrays all the Cabinet secrets TO Rus
ala, Austria and Germany aud the matter was expec-
led TO come before Parliament
The financial statement for the quarter ending jan
nary sth, shows u large increase in the revenue
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BY DUNLOP, SfONCURE { co

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MoLASSES.
- At AUGTION.-On WEDNESDAY. the aak
wharf and warehouse, At Ricketts, the cargo Of The
scnr: " ", w Marcy, from Attakaras with
!, Id - t nhos- suGA n fair 70 choice quality
ALSO
Is bills Coffee SUGARS sAs
4 SO do. Old WHISKEY aeAtiskf
20 do. Superior SYRUP ssss
TEKhs.-Under 500, cash over Sleo month";
credit, for approved negotiable paper .gg7g
II Sale without regard to weather
ia % DUNLOP MQNCIIRE 5 CO An.t.1
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MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7,-Breadstufs.-The rnsrke, for
bfeadstufs exhibited more excitement than at any
time since the year of the famine IN Ireland The
market was exec edinsly active, with large speeula-
tive demand. and closed very firm. Flour had ad
saueed S. Gss Cd per Dbl. Wheat /. ais. I'd. per
bashei, and Corn Is cd p2s per qusIter The quota.
hons are Canal Flour 4llci2s.; Ohio, Philadephia
and Baltimore, 42GI3s Sour, S60S7s. White Corn.
zSs; mixed, IT'S; yellow. 43s.
LONDON mAREET.-Flour active, at 4lsd4ls.-
Wheat els ais. for white, aud Tia. ltsos for red
h1ee setive, unchanged. Sugar advanced Is. Tea
9aist, hrH. Coffee in poor supply. and advancing.
MONEY Unchanged, Conssls fascinating, but closed
ats<s' Decline ofs0l. American Stocks quiet.
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q bI IAILUh WILLIAMS, AuctA q
Real ESTATE OPPOSITE COUNTY
NES66oU RT HOUSE. AT AUCTION.-On WE B.
nrsm;.a 18th JAM, ut O'Clock, r. NJ. upon the
Sar1h - VIII De sold, HOUSE and LOT on the
fot; ,a OF Main street. between 2lst and I'D Sta
ley. iiins noSA As' iees " An NJ
,t1.t s.-one-th third cssb; balance ct and IL
By request. e~1eu VI a1esu " 'aSs'-
- !. TAYLOR h WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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Having FEMALE TEACHE r for our girls, win
give board and tuition 70 two three little boys or
girls, ct $3.50. Fl. r. TAYLOR.
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Three unexpected vscaneiesiu my School, on 9Th
street. are open to the public. :. s
ia lets III. +. TAYLOR.
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THERE are several estray COWS at my
Il place. s.sst II. p. TAYLOR
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have always on hand large
Il aud well selected assortment OF TEAS, which
Black Tes. at only Soc, per ID good 0anpewdsr Tea
81 75c, ana the very best Imperial and 0rnpowder
Teas, at only Ell per h.. usually sold at 81 50 s
HuLST 4 KING
ia'21 Franknns street Old Market
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lnR. A. G. HARDIN, BoTAsIc. PHYsi-
IL cfAN offers his services to the citizens Of Rich
riond and vicinity He may be found at the office of
DR.. Robinson on franklin, between 18th and 14th
streets ailhours, night and day, when not profess
sionaIy engaged. -
Extracting Teeth only Is cents
take pleasure in recommending to my fris nds DIR.
Hardin asa Botanic Physician, who has studied me
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma ~.
ia 5-2ms h, Il. d. ROBINSON, M ID.
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The recent snow storm tremendous, blocking
ur the railroad tracks for three days
The King had decreed the total suppression of the
import duties on coal till further notice
SPAIN
The second duel of Mr. Sonle, which was TO have
taken place with Lord Howden, was postponed on
account Of Illness in the family Of the latter
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
Sweden and Denmark have issued circulars deslar-
hlg theiI neutrality, come what may.
PRUSSIA.
The King was about TO submit to the Chambers the
project of q Loan.
4UsTKIl
Late acy ices confirm the report OF an immediate
Per cent. loan of S2e,eo0 coo.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
OBITUARY.

Died, on the Both of December, 1853 Mrs.
MAETnA A. WYILIE, at the residence of her
husband Col. Allen l.. Wyllie, in Campbell coun-
ty, Va; and Will this announcement will sadden
the hearts of her numerous friends, they will find
much to comfort them in her manner of life and
triumphant death. She was tie daughter of John
b. Ilolcombc, Esq; born the 18th of Octo-
Der. 1901, in the county of Prince Edward. In
1871, her further, then marshal of the Chancery
Court at Lynchhurg, moved to that place. On
the 18th Of June, 100, she married to her
deeply bereaved husband When about ten
years of age she was placed under the instruction
of u widow lady, (tne first Methodist of her
quantance) from whom she received religious
impressions, never afterwards erased In 1899,
at quarterly meeting held by the writer at Hays
Chapel, on the 18th of April, she made public
profession OF her faith III Christ and took the
vows of God upon hcr,by attaching heself to the
NJ. T.. Church, of which she lived a most exem-
plary and consistent member until it pleased God
to call her home. She was by nature blessed
with strength of intellect, which well cult
vated while young clearly exhibited in
her taste tor reading. The writings of Wesley
Fletcher, Hannah Moore, Robert Hall and others
wee much este emed by her, but, above all, the BIZ
bile was her Chief delight the doctrines of which
she 80 beautifully exemphfed in every relation of
lie. While she emphatically of 'meek
and quiet spirit" yet there was in all her mo, e.
I
teen and love of all who knew her. She was an
enemy To none but friend who never faltered
under the most trying circumstances. For more
than thirty years she has been subject to attacks
of the most painful character, but her faith never
iaed. In lolO her physician, who believed she
WIS past recovery, very kindly advised her to
make her arrangements III view of that event :;
when she very promptly replied doctor, |
have been trying to live for this; have ar
engagements To make; my ties 10 earth are hard
to sever, but the grace of God is sufficient" All
that medical skill could devise, with the untiring
devotion of fond husband and family, were insult
fcient to arrest her disease; but while the outer
man peri>hing, the inner was increasing in
strength, 10 that when in mercy it was said, alt
is enough-come up higher" her wings were
pumed, and she joined the ransomcd of the Lord
wit glad heart and free As she lived. so
she dcid. The writer. assisted by Rev. Joseph
Spriggs, her pastor performed her funeral obse
quies. j. {.
Died ON the 23d February, in Chickasaw coun-
ty, Miss, after long illness of consumption,
| Mrs. MARY BALDWIN, wife of Cyrus Briscoe
Baldwin esq. of Houston, Miss, formerly of
Staunton Va.
Mrs b. was intelligent, refined and mos
amiable and pious lady, and her death in the mort
ming of life, surrounded by every thing that can
MAKE life happy, is an unspeakahle loss to her at
taehed husband, land to her son and step daugh-
ter both of tender years.
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BOYD ID not vote. In the House. WHEN iuli
there are Pa members. The present House
contains 20 Wings. I5s Democrats, and 1 Free
Sellers.
The Washington Union does not regard the
vote Of the House on Tuesday upon motion 10
refer the Nebraska and Kansas bill Ia the Com
nittee of the Whole. any conclusive indiea.
lion Of III fate in that body. The most that can
be said i. that final action the bill II pospon-
ed thereby to IA later day than if the motion bad
failed.
The senti lel says Of the reference Of the uill !;
.'lt would not be candid in W. il did not eA-
press our regret that the Scnnte's bill was thus
ref rr yet that reference, although it mny
delay, cannot prevent tir final assagc of the
BILL"
The We ! informed Washington correspondent
of the New York journal Of Commerce says:
The Nebraska bill is defeated in The House.
II /. consigned TO that tomb of he Capnlets the
Commiilec If the Wbu'c on the State of the Tn
ion. 1t was known, some weeks ago, that the
fate of the bill was sealed A; for that some who
were hostile to H. but did not care to vote openly
against ii, would aid it, open opponents, IN con
igning II tn the grave of the Committee of the
Whole. Il had been whispered, for some days,
that Mr.. Cutting was 10 make the motion, and
the result corresponds, in every way, with the
rumor. The majority for the commitment of the
bill fifteen sufficient for all purposes. The
bill eun know resurrection.