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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
NOTICE..

ENHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
L Charles County will meet at the Court House
on TUESDAY, the 5th Of SEPTEMBER next,
for the purpose of receiving the returns OF the
Road Supervisors.
BY order,
aus r. E. BATEMAN, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
YOUNG MULES FOR SALE.

FENTIE subscriber has a superior lot of YOUNG
Il MULES of medium size, consisting OF FIFTY
head which he will offer for sale in Port Tobac-
on about tie 5th of September. THESE
Mules the best he has ever purchased and al
the best that has been in this market for long
time. J. Ii. SHRENE.
au l7-3t,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

ORCHARDS No. 3, Exchange Block, ALEX
lCASDnIA, Va, has in store the following Goods:
all kinds of Fancy Working Materials; French
Working Cotton; Thread and Cotton Floss; EN-
broilering Braids; Silks and Patterns; Zephyr and
German Worsteds; Tila and Crochet Cotton;
ChiniIle; Purse Silks, beads, Rings, and Tasses;
Crochet Worstcd lida, and other Needles; Car
vass; Gilt and Silver Embroidering Braids, togett-
or with all kinds of Goods kept in first class
Fancy Store. NH
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
FOR RENT,

TENHE FARM of 700 acres and upwards, of the
il late CORNELIUS BARBER, on the Wycomlco,
in St. Mary's county, Maryland. Immediate
possession for seeding, sc. Apply for terms and
other Information to
VIM REDIN, Georgetown, d. C.
July 90, IS54-tlS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

r OST, on Tuesday the 4th Of July, either in
IL the village of Port Tobacco or on TIE road
from thence to Newtown, a pair Of SPECTA-
Giles with silver frame, much worn, and in
paper case covered with red skin The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at the
Times office or returning them to the subscriber
iy27 S. w. DENT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
CASH FOR NEGROES.

Z e The subscribers have located in Port To-
~ bacco, Charles county, Md, Mr.. RICHARD
II G.. SuEKELL, who will be prepared at all
w times to give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for
''<z--' all descriptions of NEGROES suitable for
the Southern market. All letters addressed to him
at Port Tobacco post-ofiice or to the Subscribers,
Washington City, d. C., will meet with prompt
attention. }. 4. COOK s. co.
June % lS5S-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
For SALE.

I'm credit of six months, one Of DRURY S
~ LARGEST SIZE HORSE POWERS.
nearly new, in perfect order, has been used but
one season. Apply to FRANcIs w. WEEMs, Esq
or to the Editor of this paper.
July 10, IS5i-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
NOTICE..

DERSONS indebted to the subscriber upon
Il Store account are hereby notified that his
notes and accounts have been placed in the hands
of JOHN w. MITCHELL, of Port Tobacco, for
collection. They are therefore earnestly and re-
spcctlully requested to call upon him and settle
otherwise legal proceedings will be re-
sorted to. WILLIAM FERGI SSON.
Aug. 10, lS5i-N.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

THXECUTOR'S SALE OF NEGROES.
H BY virtue of an order of the Orphan Court,
as Executor of ANN WARD, | am authorized
to sell TWO NEGRO MEN, young, likely and
healthy. The provisions of the Will require that
the Negroes shall be sold in the county.
ROBERT S. REEDER, EXT.
IL OFF
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
ANTWERP FOR SALE,

T WILL SELL, OR RENT for not less than
L or years, the above Farm, in Nanjemoy
about 1-2 or ga of mile from the Potomac Riv-
er. My post Office is "The Trap" Nanjemoy
CHARLES county, Md.
FREDERICK S. BROWN.
July 90, 1S54-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
NOTICE.
NOTICE..

TENTE subscriber having large number of small
Il accounts remaining unsettled upon his books,
very respectfully requests all persons indebted to
him TO settle their accounts with Mr.. GEORGE
MUscuETT, who can be found at the store of
Messrs. j. 3. Ferguson S Co.
au l1-3t JAMES SWAMI.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
5000 REWARD.

TNHE above reward will be paid for the appre-
Il tension and delivery to me of
j.. e. NEGRO MIN .N:3CE.
CTS~ Said Negro is 5 feet s inches high;
~ stout built: very black; good teeth, and
YaM full suit of hair. He is somewhat a
@H grum looking fellow, and speaks slow
49, ly. | think he has pass and may at
tempt to get out Of the State. He was recently
bought of James r. Thomas, near Chaptico, St.
Mary S county, Md.
JOHN G.. CAMPBELL,
au 81. Vaudeville, Charles County, Md.
1.-THE Baltimore Sun and Marlboro Gazette,
please insert.l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
NOI'ICE.

FE1I,E subscriber wishes to employ an OVER
d SEER for the remainder of the year, at
Peterborough. For terms, Sc, apply to
au lot. Il. ID. STONE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
Paris, February 8, 1853.

DR.. SEAr-Sir According to your request, |
have tried and given to be tried in the city of Tours
and its vicinity, your Negative Electric Fluid, and
to which you attribute the property of breaking te-
yer as well, and even better than the Sulphate of
Quinine. | now communicate briefly to you the
results of the experiments made here in the fall OF
1882, which must remark, has been uncommonly
healthy.
About ninety cases of intermittent Fever, more
of them light, have been radically cured; some
with one or two doses and the most of them with
three or four doses.
The Fluid is certainly more and uniform
in its effects than the Quinine, it is entirely free
from the many bad effects of the latter article and
much cheaper.
You have resolved magnificent problem, Sir,
and conferred an immense service on humanity
especially in the poorer classes of society.
beg you, Sir, to receive my thanks for the con-
fidence you have reposed in me, and believe me
very sincerely and respectfully, yours,
II. LECOMPTE,
Apothecary, Rue Royale &c Els,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
FOR, RENT.

TINE HOUSE and LOT at the Warehouse, at
Il present occupied by Capt. Sinclair. for rent
next year. III. A. NEALE.
Aug. II, 1S54-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
FREEDOM FROM FEVER AND .4GUE
IN SIX HOURS.
QUININE SUPERSEDED.
ELERTRIC FLUID.

NEGATIVE ELERlRl FLUID.
TE7IIIS wonderful remedy has been thoroughly
l., tested during the last three years, in all classes
of feyers, from Typhus to the simplest Fever and
Ague, by large number of Physicians and nom
professional men in various parts of the Union, in
Central America, and in the Hospitals of Paris by
order Of the government of France, with entire
SUCCESS. Persons taken down with Fever and
A. que, Bilious or any ordinary Fever, are enabled
to perform their accustomed labor the next day
after the attack. Its taste and effects are pleasant
and can safely be taken by any one following the
directions. For further particulars and proofs,
see pamphlets at the Agents.
DIR. SEAT-Dear Sir The results have con-
santly been similar in all the public hospitals, and
where the Fluid has been administered in great
variety Of cases. The fluid is exactly what you
represent it to be most wonderful and unparalleled
remedy not only for fever Of every grade and type,
but in any kinds of disease characterized by
cr vascular excitement epilepsy, fits, convusions,
Gc1,;;rm trcmens, sick headache, pnumonia, colds,
&c &C., &c. Lave tried it in those various al
fectons in connection with the most eminent OF
the faculty of the city Of Paris, and always with
perfect success. NJ. Liable Denis, First Ammonia
a L'IIosptal st. Louis, Paris, gave few doses to
friends that had been periodically suffering for
number of years Of a sick headache, which nothing
could relieve They have been cured with the
Fluid DR.. Colon, an eminent physician, La
Chapelle st. Denis, Paris, where he has practised
for twenty-five years, after few months trial of
the Fluid in his immense practice, pronounced it
one of the greatest discoveries ever made in the
annals of medicine, and offered certfcatest to prove
his assertions, which shall have the pleasure of
sending to you the first opportunity, with those of
other distinguished medical men. Grand and emf
nently useful, am bold to say that considering the
success obtained, and the degree of attention now
attached to this important subject, your Negative
Electric Fluid shall soon be fully appreciated, and
extensively used, not only in France, but in all
parts of Europe,
am, sir, very respectfully and sincerely yours.
A. ACSSENT Nj. d.
r. Rochechouart %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
Apothecary, Rue KoyaIe DO us,
January s5, 1858. Tours, Franc
CITIZENS OF CALHOUN COUNTY.

We, the undersigned, having witnessed the ef-
fects of the Negative Electric Fluid, either our
own persons families nei8hbors, in the treat
ment of fevcrs of various forms, checrfuIy add
our testimony, as few among the many who are
satisfied it possesses superior merit. We recon-
mend it 18th confidence to all who may be afflicted
with fcbriIe disease. Its effects are pleasant
prompt, and we have good reason to believe per-
fectIy safe; at least have seen nothing to make
us think otherwise, and it has been used in hun
dreds of cases in this community. TIE cures
have almost invariably been elected in a short
time and with 50 little Inconvenience as to be
truly surprising and wonderful. 1t is pretty gen.
orally regarded in this county (Cahoun) as THE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

NROCERlES-A general assortment of Gro
~ ceres just received and for sale by
may ii G. w. BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

remedy Tor lover!
Harvey Lent, Henry Warmer,
Isham Simmons, Joseph Barker,
John w. Lee, Nj. D., Wm LOOMS,
G.. M.Mosher, ]. Dohbins,
S. G. Merrill, H. s. Austin,
&. B. Pettec, l.. b. Simmons,
II. Knappen, CIV. Hyatt,
James Halliday, f. H. Hicks,
Carolus H, Burch, III. G. O. Davis,
Nj. Barney, l.. Gregory.
Il. A. DENORMANDIE, State Agent.
Battle Creek, Michigan, June "a, 1858.
Price % cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
Druggists generally, and by
CANDY d HATCH, Baltimore.
Day s. PADGETr, VIM BOSWELL, Port Tobacco;
]. II. CoLToN, Aliens Fresh; G. II. MORGAN,
Chaptco.
Nov. "a, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

Rev. VIM. J. CLARK and Mrs. A. H. CLARK,
Principals.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

rEDAR TAR.-This most successful remedy,
. for the cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &C., is constantly kept on
hand and for sale by. c. II. BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

II USHTON s. CLARK s Cod Liver Oil, said
II TO be the best made. for sale by
NOV ; WIN BOSWELL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

ID BACON. We have on hand and for sale, some
ID 5000 lbs prime shoulder and middline Bacon
Also lot fvery superior Sugar-cured Hams
DAY s. PADGET"T
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

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tAas B. b. s euse 90 'l'7-s ~ t'e' st',' 'ai
80 i.-l r- o..tr pf-a nf-e-t rs'e- ' D r Ht Pr
i-ru'- 3. o. '- eorsi-- ol s-lh 'ssrr' go - = '', =
tri-rt tls-f g. IrUh.t.. pa .- 81. Fr tift @ 'l
i 60 at.- cof e c--l- .'- o. fi'. ~ % =
49,, ...- e., =. i,. ..t.s = asa si-a.n5a,
tcf.stt- z .-i.t-r p. ,.ra -.r-ril-.H
Section s. % ecis that
r.s. :. 'a a-s,s = ~. s p..-.. .so5. .,i =
d cf fh 90 ii- t-E p ga F-i't '1 oar -
~t.itr ~ rs,r,e hai crr,rssd pr-s,- 2
tt.set Il ,u-s rers'n rs r-'g' - B. 49, n - ~
qr-sal ge' nt 20 'lei s,sn',- % b. i - c'
u-,a 60 t-z isi tt-Es Pc resia 7sn - sh ,'7sg
.i. rr,s-,ts .ty me osl.- s-ee s.ss s.l ts,
e. eh ssrrsre =. b. d. llty
re n - offender sai th iesrh o. - pfsis as asre
II orf {, .ut'e.t sry citizen to this n1us -l pro
lfldr- T. IS olly Necessary thar complaint slnal 0a
-6. need rot s'ate ror prove tha an otrrfc a,'
tser committed bl' only usricons md the facts uao1
vlf.b rt, sls f1ur !ei to authorize hs maEist.lt3
"a him before 'i1 Summons o. a-sc l9ai, the per
son sr.rt.ted ci La1ing sc.re srNstise ~ san-ce
of,lse iLs BE- NAY CO. although no pr 'eetass b h'Ee
l6en ccnme-ced egs'u>. q, rsons o. property. 40 trl
ter f~y 30 ghi te services CT counsel or open h1tr
ir .e.r-rd 1hotersou brought no Tor eXlmaFl'a nay
and Is mot likely e. be as otaler anself Sc. the
rsr IJt to hin such questions - h. nay dean
neces,a-y IN his search after an OF -nse II tla n1ry
m.red reuse TO reply o. such qne eons h- IS - os
COZ uied TO Ii ihete TO remain IhH IL c.''' 20 ID
Section cf let article r. the Constitution declares
Tat a1 pers.u shall he E-eled IN any crnrh case
10 be- " fre.s a-e.us, himVlf D. h. pr0pred aei
ifth should De ia character 10 crcl'nat 'he party
oraer Gamma lr, IA would sil b. compelled t. al'wor
o. le irrli.oGe1. T. h euwc-s unt.Ry . 10 made p'
y ~ ~ ,ct II lie al ns that b has committed an o.
ie1.e IS made the duty a tie magistrate 20 arrest arm
ar sear,h lis p.cnsc-
If iis Bin shoui become . llv. 'hi' unpro'oi rici
-~erecdirc mi it 5c rer,erfei % e worst purposes
ni-b -b. 10 us,d o5riin testimony in clv ant crH
.nrs rct crow &c ou - this law bit arisn g Of 60
ordinary trau-actions # e Proceedings 50 yrlnlicu
sld ur1,usl would tezl O., Eis, bitterness aod tesstanc9
lf IRE ,vs.
Tire ere yearly fur thousand local mscis.-s''s be
'oie WON these rqrsc -ia p-o,seliu-' may bo h1i
~ ere ~ % ht imiti MS o. the- powers I1ey ar
1o- q, - e, 80 dee rules ot evidence nor re'i-aat
Iv .fo t'ah.s II = -nesses ltef may ask such q7as
W ~ ss L,ir Gs,re snail ii tate, snd compel ansFori
{, irrI.s4Iuut The character oi the .nyesiIfi lol
arf nc 'rpri.oImoni atl t1.-rmuCl by m discretion
The eloquent deruncatou' Of a distinguished ur,s aD
r'y u.ti D.. -u. sr force .D tn.- pro. e'1 us
-at % Jei-- b. fas ia+ % sgrar' l. fPwaTi
-r . H ars.alI 81. i-l"rla
r r.. cc-s. 20 erf rf-siar lu f bss 1913 3cn
ns t,1lce 10. sf b. il every vice fs and p'ssat %
s .' i.rsn rtrl' ts .i-.r'
le PIG ot receive m, d-s p'I7 oftlo sS,ve A--''
,fthe s.iig o tee srrrss Tl if l A 5alg
s4 cL We l,l.i1.d o- t1e route by ~ acciierti
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
GOTxfS0f @ VETO NESSAGE.

A.cr. ~ridsy NAH 81, l5J4
Tie Governor EEL d. v1 me'r-a on ths Ten
por.Ics tl - Ae ST.. s- re Glow.Dg re
br,fy scue Of The po t.ls Governor -a-c-. lie
thinks tLe troy,sons Of tie -l 20 tja-s
tle Temperance cause and be esi ., t- - f,e 1i
TIE con mouWecih. lie dson- II u ~ o9
p1estive, AID links Gat-,c r ll7 WI j cf
IL proyacrs vii view it with arm
Aner quoting the seceon which authorizes sea- ',
Quolos the eleventh section Of tie BIZ Of -his wl
Glars ~ ptople TO b IN their person. h'rfs
pers and Effects ogail 81 urreas nGbe arches lni
lie sreues Il, To.nt Il much Lngh, and nclai
styrg that lis clause eeprives citizens o. ihc p
eusrqnef by that section Of tie bill deLts II; a
tie soCicrs Of the bin g. citing tie i0r. :ary L 1-
ton of lQuors 8nconstitutonsi
~ regard % saar.liBs for end sezins u -- s
perors nay tale tdvsuDge Of ,tislaw b. s-. .sa-lln
Of properly dh frsuGueIl des.-ns T e-,n. 51.,l
oiIects ibe forfeiture end dtru~lon oi Tc t-e d1c-
isororcd 10 cro.s frauds ard IT., Pr lgt Ia5
tFo Feess notice would Be iosul e.- -a -n.s l.
wcut Lot be. in tho lEuslsEc q, t. e5- .'a Que
process Cf lsw.' Te argues f be- ro. 20 s-ro lrnsta
IT, contends thst Ibis i7- rT-- Gle order Oh every
ohcr known proceeding cl d. por charged with IN
oleule stands pullfy an. i8 sryes l.l in1o,s1-e.
lie points to oiher ~ .ons which l says re cppossd
10 e. wen soit,1d principles o. .oln.l hr dangerous to
tic beIes Of citizens an rcr,a 10 the re- y5as
end moral sentiments Of tAis c9muur y oul Constitution
says "Io person shall be COM ~ ~ any criminal case,
o be a witness 4irs! ins h.- tis act II The iscs
flSud be ofte character TO ciiioae ls pary under
nation, coupes In - answer O.. Dr. irrf-onad II be
uEtIuely il made perulg ID Ire admits tno Of
fare lie is arrested CEd bis pomcs searched IAis
procedcnied proc ecrg might Be used tie worst Of pu7
posof probably to Obtain testimony IN evil asd criminal
suits not grow Dg Of Ills law, aud IN tho ordinary
scioLs Of lc Proceedings yrannicll would tend to
strife, bitterness and resistance OF the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Gov SEWARD arrived at Auburn Tuesday evening,
where il wss bis intention to remain until 10 day

TIE PESssYLvAsIA LIQrOR LAw.-The Senate oil
which substituted "wednesday for one thar hsd
previously passed tie HouEe although not o that we .oud
wish. in pancuaTs Is the best that has ye' oen
acted upon and the best that stands any chance OF oeng
carried through during the present session IL pfoyiaes
for fine Of not les than twenty inc f's VYia
ron not less than fifty for the second and nor eSs taan
one hundred for the third with the addition Of one ona
irrrisorrpent All monies other property given as
cofnperaio for liquor can be recovered 0ack ~ any
relative of the person paying Il out
The clause allowing search warrants 70 iszue is very
careful one ard framed to lack the ec eney OF tbs
essern probbiiory laws. Two qualified voters mns'swstr
or affirm that intoxicating drinks KEEP. for sale while
tie law Of Maine allows search warrant on ae oan oi
any two that they have 10 kEe and DO BE-
IieYe Intoxicating drinks kept for sale ihi sIss
difference IN words, will make vat difference ia zoe s
cheney Of the law for few unless they are
will be willing 10 that liquors arskept or sal5 -
other States the law allows The right to seatcn pn,Ja.
houses the oath Of q voter n 4 hqaor s9s ess . -
said house shin nonlh while this law does iet .esIs Is
private house even IL i is kH0ZS tbs n1 s,.,. INT
therein These viii be found 20 be the rsalen - 90
still il is the best law proposed and we r.sx
vote Of the people Is 70 be taken on sns .cs;n ths
Is Il vii ssnd repealed and will not 60 mo else' oss' %
-. :, . d, ,se efst on the twenty second asy OF heo.
,sss Ebs. action the House viii take on remains 70
be .eeu We trust they viii concur or Ras oIs'
IsrrrrxeE or The PREss-H IL stated thn every Guy
II 80, in New Hsmpshire where newspaper Is pup
tS stea anti AdrninistT alton members 70 the Legn-
istrre either in whole part electng IN al % opp'S-
ton 10 Administration
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
THE ILONGsHOREMEN.


At the meeting Of the Long shOremens L. Is >ociey,
held on Wednesday evening fox the purpose o. taAing
into consideration the necessity OF seeking an advance OK
wages the following report and resolutions were unahi'
mously adopted:
The present enormous rates Of house rent and the
neceesais of life are in such disproporon 70 our earn
pos e. 10 make II apparent 20 ALL that in order to support
Ourselves srd our families and to keep in advance OF our
wants week or even day, Increase in our wages IS
iuduensably Necessary Our employment together with
being sborous o1hausting and hazardous is also very
urecsriors We % not, the mOs average more than
four aud hree quarters 10 five days per week which az
bo rate Of wages VIC now receive, viz twelve slings
per DAY would make weekly earnings about 81
When have paid 81 20 or s. per month out oi this of
rpt there will remain entirely inadequate TO pro-
crre suficency Of wholesome food and decent clothing
for ourselyes and families and shOud we be OYeItaAen
bv az accident 10 the latter OF which cOntingen
ces we arc very much exposed not having anything 10
feU hack upOn we have not unfrequenly 10 Struggle
against anot absolute desti!utio1. Ii II maxim tn4
the aboser Is worthy Of his hire nor VIII H. We DeheYe
be denied ht that ke ought be adequate 20 his susie
ronce n suIrort But have shown that such il not
Al presfrt the ca with end We are therefore urged
nv ecesv 10 demand IN in our wages adequate
to oar wans which trust the humanity a. Well a. the
Justice Oi our employ wiz induce them 10 conceae IN
view Therefore Of these facts be II unanimously
Rcre9 Ths advance shilling per day 20 orr "s q
OF r shLz net dag tof looreri and ~o 4c.-
lars tssders EseessIyt0 sHASs u - s4PPor our
Res ia: Il bst ust employer saoaa be apprssd
seek advance In ~1ses snl aey are sEss
lore Informed that tSo weeks ron mex encsy Apr =
Eed and altar the ITO OF pr We VIII 20, soA ioE
any employer vho the .boys rase Of wages
' JS0 MCMAHON,
jS9 JS9 nsG[uE' Ns3T Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Tile Craipe1, ,tA;ed thas tey Asa hree po,,i,p. Ia

Tie CHAiRsAs sts;ei that tey hsa three petitions Ia
fsvar q TIRE p,s - Tsen'y hfh. Twenty sixth and
Thirty thirts So fhis bgshcli line w'sld hsv, % bs
cCu.Cd gt W. iiG faw yesg. The only dicH'ty IN
csiJili, pag there wss 80 C3TLaty that !. wDali
hs,r o. p SIZED ar in q few va S..
The CoUm''tts eli tspas' accord evcf7 rriv''rys
fitt VS. rrCssrv bat they ji nc disposed q givs
alv lift. iltt wosil have - Be tnel rn in year.
ne Cntfl~tN thon asked e there were any gentle
r,fn rr,s,utvho wished q asiress lko Committee in
fror of pc lulsh, ads bg response b.ng msie. hs
- if.t iie Committee would % able q rep1y. in
,,lsf,r 10 TIE rafter on Meln. la ns1t, aaa IN the
g,,sr,irs world take a srrvev of iao locstOn
TIE Committed 4tcr some other uninPortans Discus
sion al '.lratl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
xxxIud CONGREss-Fmsr sEsaoT.

SENATE. WAsHISeroS, Friday March 81, 1sjf.
After cOnyersaion the Senate susPsnaed 'nS
yste CalaDdar and took w the Dehcien1y OH. -.
The question pending on hr hoia PsoD elehu-eu'
addiL appropriations for Custom iouses at various places
MI HAMLINS hmendmcnt moved yestGrday' ior zoe
San Francisco and Portland Cas'Om Houses "s
Bgreed 10. ,.
lyspproprating for the completion OF he Marne ltospi
tails The following place. CIe'e4no e5oO0 81 Loqi-'
Sl0 600 Chicago SiOOOO; faduc9h S,'v'i o ite
$4,000 Evansville, $1,000 San Francisco, siiooo and
for a new hospital at Burlington, Iowa. $1,000 .
Messrs DODGE, HAMLlN, GWlN and FE5SLH-
DEN advocated the amendment, and NIessfs III Sh'
CASS and HUNTEK opposed it. ~.
Ii was then agreed dfO-fea6 -, Ncys II.
Mr. THOMPSON amendment &c amended was
agreed to--yeas 70. nays l6, a follows; -
poSs Of Wis Dodge Douglas Everett Fe'ssnoen f.ot
Ceye Gwin Hamln james J9nes Of os Jones Of Tenn Nor
sEAYs-Messs ASams Badger B'oaheId- Brova Ger Clay
firpstt Hurtef Ms,op Pssee Prat, 'E sAdeiA stuart
An am, ndment increasing the fees Of the Marshas in
California was moved and agreed 10
Mr. BELL moved an amendment paying IL: II "eIht
- a. A. 400 for mileage be having bore in $50
nIsning 10 be Delegate elect from New Mexico
This led 10 debate, in which the question OF interior
.rcs nv Tayors Administration to incie California ana
NJ MEXICO 10 form State Governments was discussed by
~ MASON, CLAYTON RUSK and GWIN.
Mr. CLAYTON emphaticaly denied that there was any
tntb in the CATION that that Administration ever in
terfered directly indirectly 10 induce the people OF
The amendment was agreed to-
The hin was reported to the Senate aud all the amend
x0ents made in Committee of the Whole were cOncnrred
In ercs th at one which struck out the appropriation for
fbe ma, Inent Of invalid pvaeeT IsnsonS-bat one was
: reiected The bill was then passed
Mr. BROWN moved the printing OF % 600 extra copies
of the report the Select Committee on the Gardner and
other cases before the Board of Commss OF Claims
ander the Mexican trt atty. Adopted.
Afer short Executive Session the Senate adjourned
ILL Monday.