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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-09-13

u Secure the shadow, 'cre the substance
fades, and call at PURvIAxcB's Daguerrean
Gallery on 2nd ST., two doors north OF Powell
* Co.'S. Store. ls
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1.-THE time VIII soon be here. when our rea-
ders viii require good warm fire, beside which
TO enjoy the Journal, and they should look out
for fuel, 'ere itarrives- Those desiring good
article of coal can obtain it on application to
w l. Moore, whose orders viii be filed at
his Coal Bank, adjoining town. See card.
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r.sOur lady readers Who desire to send to
Philadeipifia for Millinery, &c. Ssc., VIII find
tbeestablishment Of JANE MILLER at No. 8
South Sixth ST., upper side, where all orders
will be punctually attended to.
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IL 1t viii be seen in another column, that
BLAIR BARRETT have opened the MOUNT
VERNON for the reception of Yisiters. We
wish them abundant success, and have no doubt
our CIearfeld friends visiting the City, will
call where they viii always meet a warm and
welcome reception. 81 81
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C3- The Administrators accounts, passed
by the Register, viii be found in another col
unIn,
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to- the card. of HpGuEs x IRylN in sarQtAer
column, the proprietms of the Tyrone City
Hotel. Give them a call, when you visit Ty-
gone, if you wish to be well treated, aud get
acquainted with a couple Of eleyer fellows. Z
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OUR Srw York CORRESPONDENCE.

Nrw YoRK, September 6, lisa.
The returns from Vermont show that the usionists have
succeeded in earring the At time Vermont
considered one Of the strongest whg in the Union
aud they only able retain portion Of their power
Us a union with all the fsnatcal snstcs Of the day.
The following letter from Governor Seymour, declining
denomination, appears in the Albany Atlas
ALBsSr, Sept I, 1854.
To tie E3itprs ef ne -iEas
Soas months since, my request you stated in yonr
paper that could be candidate for the Office Of gov
ernur the next election learn this morning NV
turn Albany OF the delegates the Democratic
arc instructed to prefer. ny candidate for eelec-
ton that office. While ErStihed Sh these EXPIRES
SION. Of good ard confidence am eonpeied by e,reun
stances beyond control 10 repeat what have at al times
stated In conversation aud correspondence during the
present year. that cannot accept nomination. iou are
queed publish this note IN paper Of this afternoon
HoR.fIo SEYMOUR
Grisi and Mario appear tonight Cor the second time,
Iacrez Bo-ra These artist have fay realized the
pctaas az the public high as these expectations been
raised bet it ia worse useless expect that their pres
suce in this eounsr viii excite the furore which poor Hack
been stirring get up Even the Coots dodge has
proved abortiYe.
Arrangements have been made that al persons who
served ll2 who may attend the convention Of
veterans be h,la Fonda in this State the q til instant
viii be conveyed home the central railroad free Of
charge.
street. the foot Courtsndt knocked down by
hafdrunken driver who wheeled his horse directly upon
her she irving get by him. She taken into the
ferry hoase and provided with medical aid.
The Asa which ssis TODAY for Liverpool takes
ont miop in specie Al this rste the shipments for
The month q September win exceed millions n wonder
TIE time IRE hard ia v sr street.
serious riot occurred last night Newark but for
bear making until The real facts Of
the case have been first sscertsped. X.
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4 BEsusry.

To recoa tn h4s sTtt The We aav On ts
hnmbr Of lie s painful the
e and gallant the
honof safety republic strikes
rose shining by which the watch
be lnorns individual grief regret
We eaied record the close Of be a.l OF
his youth ccaatry,
service eowdins brief Distinguishes
that OF bsrset ieui Cob JOHN MCCLELLAN of the Corps 81
Biographies Ensineers q aim, unies
Fankar so-ui, Pennsylvania Military
AcadeSy se year iss2 aron graduating
with distinguished benor suffered the
the 81 artillery The la July iss; transferred LIST ARTILLERY
5s, he ataucy 1881 and
advanced 6 heuseuaney, appointed adjuani a
nry School GOT Practice Fou Monroe darn.
the Iph November. isa1, ,crs boz s,s
gallant and naeroficu es and Florida
and seninoe afs he rces led captain
OF Toragafci Eusiaeers sa july iss,
trevet mno AGsu isss m gallant and
hae ID and chnusu.co IN August.
Of -clors
gallant ani npus services in the military operations before
CRY o Mexico sse l3s ssIdsaahass ssi'-
uahSsnes and pesenee
fu be was asssaaas he puae service in the
ndsu af the q The Tennessee river
en=gsd struck meridian Of life
fitness, ID. age a.
a.Th o 5lst August apparently
ssosi beaih and
cholera, sHd At about before H. OF the ~ &sy Of sep
1853 the eoauts deprived 81 good
recorded 'hs hsey IL his country, saisnr
asroious o hs niy ther teiovrs brad bic children Of
y drvc,ed parent
siese lasnsse pct srseh
happiness h,usy hsse
and unaqrsuaeastle rcrtos % ali 'e
wich ha fsm wis rss
trbufe OF tae heartfelt ssnnlneai-
None knsw him bai TO Iose aim.
Nos. ssnsef hs ssf pgaise'
hps spontaneous eebo "a every hear.
Where SHAH lacy iurrr 10 thee less
When hear thy CHERISHED name
Tiuss searh <t;aine~s
Nhn. ssref'r fap h~ni a. I'd Nv ta--e,
hlss zen aoaeA
They hat iisr
Deep dead IN. be
Who seer gave uovrr brforsf'
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CINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUREITucG AZ AUC-
TiDNNn Friday, sin shSl co.,
Hon Dsn,l
innedSfsis 1r Hs al 10
O'clock, a Tre @ farstnre, viz.
naadso-s E-xa and gold covered v.or
sets, consias of French sofss large ar aud
Nnsogsny bar s'ts- essins asd other bsr.su.
do stastoard, wnuaS asd AIDE tzh4es an s.fr,~s
Wsinat ard ord msssA~ user ts.lr.
Fiss xis frame r. r. mirror and oder xiasscs
Pine r,ch srccaseis w:sllw sarsa.ns
Fine eei~xe bec.issds, wsshstand.. ana w.far.A..
ferfts- t~~s. ~sd-Anq y sas
China, Ezss, kerry M ware
= ~, stair suxs. sss~.uth Il
iiaii. solar. aad dtnes
Cane A~d WOOD rat chairs
ta"k.nG rasi-ssf, and csae .t~e~
VIM y~Nss,sxx
sermss Al SUMS wnS~r $as sa5, u
month, TOR notes SATISFACTORILY kessse
GaEE< SCOTT
ssp7-d Aurt.msxr
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Flour is very firm - 81 $40 State; southern.
$40 rs $40 So Rye -four, SO SC go Cora meal, 81 81.
Wheat in demand at 81 Is; southern red 81 s7 Rye,
81 %. Oats So Corn Is dull at &c 81
eTn mixed sales for October, IS cents
Pork is in demand for speculation mess sla %
prime, sii 50 sll G.; clean, SIS 80 Lard IL. sll1x
cents.
The stock msrkes vas mere Gatge There
ahruad aaa the sound stocks ali improved. Hi
nos Central rose per cent The settlement Of the Erie diff
cutes had good effect There is however disposition
10 speculate for a rise. Yours.
PRENTICE
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BALTIMORE, Sept s.-The -four market remains quiet
supply Hght-hodes firm in asking 50 for Howard
street. and SIS rs for City Mills and choice IS So We quote
best rye -four at s. 80 Corn meal city, 81 80 country 50
So 81 The demand for wheat goodsbout Bushels
offered, with sales OF good white At 81 SIS 81
IS good prime do Mt 81 20 81 50; choice for family
-four, 81 SIS 81 30 good to prime red sells 81 g. 81
IL inferior lots 20 cents less. CcrnIA000 bushels
offered, wit. sales Of white at 50 So CENTS and yellow
g SIS About 900 bushels of offered and sales
Of Maryland and Virginia 4s ~ Ohio and PENN
svlvan so u So cents
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III fson the clerks office a The eirsut Of The Det II Co
sosn5s tor county OF dsec1ed
pubic sale fz c.sh Monday, day eest
sr % the at eourtv N
IL o'clock the ssowng All p,nee er
parcel o. ognd 1ns an tne city II W.shingos, and dssaseA
on the Plat Of sa'd CITY lt No four 40
dred and seventy 81 1pe
tes more or less Together with all saGsMr
'b~eoa sEsd and levisd Property
enox and sia t. satisfy Judicial No l4 1854
favor ~ Bzxelt Hal. " - -
Jonah d. HOOVER,
A4MAai Of tho UsricI Of Columbia
Aug 3-dflsep
U-Th- above AaI< n postponed unsil Ys~Aay sn~
III sssxsts at t,e hou ssA place.
n HOOVER,
sep 3-5sllfa Marshal q o.
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Grand Vocal aAd Instrumental C~nc~rt
GA Friday exsaiss, sepl<nbef e. 1854,
SALE TO-DAY.


~ ,. e. MCGUIRE. AUesss0ees.
E,XrENstvE SALE or HORSES. COWS, WAGONS, CARTS,
- Harness, kuky<s, FAsanS iGp<Ses fAn~ Liax
umher Cast ifos, Too, AcOn Thursday .wnsas 9spssAss
7ia al ~ o'clock,
ii The orphass' cosr fo~ias ons ,wopesy
Captain W E~sby.
/, a
Three ass harness, cAfryni
Three cows and heifes, ao1ybs, cuitssaloy~
nuaw-cuti<r, hses psrAs, shasels,
Cutsisg box, Jack screw, ~beclLsro~s
Rakes. Hawrs snserv, crsdrs, sc,tne, &c
Al IL o'clock, al the ase kns. street. gss.
noaAe-
,00O bushels hsc isse
20 bushels ssises, al krst- compost
80 BARRELS cement, ~ hAs coal
go pcrches o
to burn; purchaser hare privilege at ssnnae ssA ssa
Ing from the k;iRs-
sxfe and
Los OF hogsheads and barrels, Ismhss. rsa, &c.
Terms. so aud under eSe1 a ~ -
days fog satisfactorily endorsed hearing ~
Of he
J. a. MCGUIRE,
sept2-d Aaet.sa~ss
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BY TELEG n PHI.

Democratic State conseatioa Of Ner York.
SYRACUSE, tN- Y,) Sept 6.The delegates the
ocratic sosbe convention assembled this morning
and organized by the appointment Of temporary officers
Considerable time consumed in the examination Of the
credentials of delegates appointment of committees
Abah Manu. ESQ., elected permanent president Messr
Preston King Erssus Corning Storms and Church the
most prominent candidates for the nomination for governor
Fatal RIOT at Ne,sa,k, yere Jersey
NEwARK IN j. Sept. s.During yesterdays parade OF
the American Professionals they attacked BY party
Catholics. IL is reported that killed
sral badly injured Shots is said fired FROM the
Catholic church The church. consequence
and completely riadled by the rioters.
One states that Thomas Mccarthy killed
ceiving balls in his body The holding
inquest the body. I'VE give the despatch
received it from agent without vouchng for ta
correctness
Health Of Bastiatore-- The Wsathsr.-Graad lodge Of
\. O. q. r.
BAlTraoKE, September eThis Of hottest days
IS.
There is consider able sickness in the CITY, number o.
sudden deaths have taken place within day TIVE, at Fei
Point, Of disease resembling the cholera.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows Of the United States met this morning pursuance
adjournment The lodge is sitting with closed doors
Ii is understood that the constitution under consid
Grafton.
Sailing Of the Steamship Asia.--.Sadiem Death.
NEw YosE, Sept eThe royal mail steamer Asia sailed
to-day for Liverpool She took ninety passen-
gers and over one million dollars in specie
The wife Of General Stewart OF Baltimore died board
the Hendrick Hudson last evening just TIE
was about starting for Albany.
Vermont Eleess-.
NoxTrELIEk, (NtA Sept. sAn election for governor,
members of Congress and Of the Legislature held in hr
State yesterday From the received the indications
that the wings aud hive expect
cd, carried the State by large majority
1t is believed that koyee majority in the State will
coed FIVE thousand
In the first congressional district, Hon. James Meacham
twhig)is reelected. Majority not .soertained
In the second district, Mar (whg) is elected. Majority
not AscertAined
Ir tie third district, Hon. Alvah Sahn lwhg) il
elected.
The wings and anti ebrsskaites have majority in the
legislature There is vacancy the United States Senate
be filed Senator Phelps having held his seat BIZ the gov
errors appointment,
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LOCAL NE w 3.

+" On STANLEY, oS--The panor OF the Western wds
tszys contemporary finished The reputation Of the
artist and the interest of the subject have
attention to this work and those who have
progress have spoken Of il in Of the highest
alton. II privilege last evening
hbiion Of single section of this panorama b the proper
light at he National Theatre, and freely and
IDENTITY assert that beautiful effect has been
Civ panoramic representation IT, doubt not, ali
the for its exhibition shall be perfected BY
Thursday night the triumph Of the artist viii be compee,
and the red viii forever debt Of gratitude him
who has truly and beautifully presented 10 the civilized
world the Indian in has happy and magnificent abode in the
western wilds Of America
The exhibition viii take place this evening and cannot
doubt that there VIII be large attendance.
TREASURY DaAFrsThe Of drafts registers cd In
the Registers Office Of the Treasury The ending
septanher I'd WAS as follows;
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Sept 6--dr25tb

MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-a pair of family
III carriage harness The having
further for them, wlii ,ei low inderd.
For particulars The Of this oce.
X-dhf
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FRoH OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.


NV loRK, Sept. s, 1854.
Money ia quite active demand for purposes
although there is Little demand for speculation in socktbat
say slight demand for money call The imports Of
goods Al the port continue very large and sell great de-
probation. The August business has been follow;
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WANTED $1,000 or $500 years,
or wsach all the interest III be
with handsome premium aud
$i0 OF Seo with insured co. which
policies viii he transferred 10
more or ess OF the time te
nal
Apply 10 g. W. fhs' arrsy marshal, City Hall, far .
Sep 81
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HOME lNATAUCTlON.-Mr.. WAL. q FORCE, inslsn6>r
II instruct her 6aughter and wlng
Of
approved mode o viii aao1sed ne arpe uoe
wti every cnS A. Win hes evn
dauxater Residence; Tenth sssrs kcwcs.a D and z.
Sept 5-d5tif
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The specie exports include portion Of the Mexican funds
The quantity Of exports H. however larger than last year.
exclusive specie II the supplies Of breAdsus had held
proportion the demand the exports soud have
been immensely greater The imports Of goods very
large but they Is 80 per less than the prices
Of last year fair proportion of the whole foreign
OF all the articles sacrificed perhaps have suf
fered and these have been indeed 1t wonderful
OF the great losses that have been sustained goods
and stocks that few persons have failed But the truth
IT, that the country has paid up we'll Those banks who
send for collection and the results very satisfactory
and the the city good-so much that
specie flows in sustain the amount in bank. BY the
returns the specie in the city il as follows
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HOX SALE LaassA oamodi0ss ess
18th s6x. the OF
taHs twelve and has
su<N,
Get i5-xa
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SEsAros Baows.-The Hon. Albert G. Brown, United
States from Mississippi and his family returned
the city yesterday the Virginia White Sulphur Springs
and stopped at the National Ho tel.
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LUSCIOUS PEACHES AsD pEAks.-We in receipt OF a
few luscious peaches and pears present FROM gallant
friend Commodore Thomas APP Catesby jones' Of the navy
the United States and the successful farmer horcuturist
and orchardist of Prospect Ill., Fairfax county, Virginia.
The fruits planted and pruned by the Commodores
hands and they superior anything Of the kind
have the present The Commodore viii please
accept hearty thanks for his considerable kindness
MAJOR W. ii. CHAsE.-Among the strangers of distinc-
on at present visit 10 the city Major W. H. Chase Of
the United States corps Of engineers. This distinguished
officer stationed Pensacola, Florida. He gentleman
of wealth and enterprise and within few days he has
tered into with the directors Pensacola
Montgomery (Aabama) Railroad Company the
road from Pensacola to the Alabama line distance of fifty
miles, for hundred thousand dollars aud he expects
10 the work the first OF the ensuing month
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ExrKssrvE INSURANCE swrSDIE-A number Of the eiti-
Of New Orleans principally Germans have just dir
covered thai they have been swindled Of $4,000
$4,000 II appears thn during last winter pseudo in
agency established there paTp0fting lie
legitimate branch The Merchants Insurance Company
New York but The back Of the policies issued by
endorsed Merchants Insurance Office NeH Orleans A
solicitor sent through the city by this company,
with instructions to apply for insurance but Ger
mans The Delta says;
The scheme succeeded aduirAby -property was in
sared the lowest kind OF and policy taken
on every thing. The company issued three
thousand policies when lis operations brought TO
close by the burning down OF grocery store which had
been insured by il for S5oo The Of the grocery
applied Merchants office thinking il in il be
had insured to the insurance when the imposition
discovered and the unfortunate grocer found
that he had been duped The swindng concern anti
epaton Of being brought TO justice had decamped for
parts unknown.
Annual STATEMENT THE COTTON cRoF.-The New Or
leans Price Carrens annual to September the
LIST down the cotton crop 100000 bales and the
years receipts New Orleans 4 900 bales and the
value Of other articles Seoooooo0 the value of the
years exports at S74oooooo. The New York Shipping
List gives the following in reference TO that fact:
Upon careful examination the stock of cotton in this
port the 3lst u ascertaned to be 9ss bales II
win be by the below that spnners took but
2s6 bales from this port during the year ending 3l
ul against lsl, i55 the year before: 3s32 bales per
week against 3,44s last year-thus
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hashiul Yokel was paying his addresses to lass Of
the country who had long despared Of bringing hngs
a crisis Yoksi called day when She alone at
home After settling the yasrits uf the weather Miss said,
looking yly in his face Il dreamed Of you last night
"Did gouf why now + ies dreamed you kissed Inc z
Why, now, what did you dream your mother said z"
"Ohl dreamed che scasrst at home light now dawned
YokeIs intellect and directly something heard
crackperhaps fokeis hip and perhaps not but about
month they werewolf, no matter
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Gas soT uSHTAITHy.-An opinion is widely prevalent
that gas Is untitled for the illumination of private dwell
ings owing the beat and Doxoas Tapors il evolves
Nothing be The heat IL is true Is in
Proportion to the light given of; and if has been found
70 be The case 'ourneh pipe wiz amply supply burners
sufficient to cutve the blaze Of 1000 mould candies leach
candle consuming l75- grains OF taiow per minute the
quantity OF eaoric and oarbonc acid given of win be
found 70 be identical The Argand or shaaowless gas
burner, eneirced by pale blue glass yields perfectly
homogeneous white light pure almost SIS that Of day,
eanng arsts to pursue their Abors a. satisfactorily dn-
ring ihe night as dHrng the blaze Of southern summers
aay The expense Of artificial Hgb, !. III e following or
ger coal gas being by far he cheapest then vegetable oil
sperm OIL, taalow, wax-Q Quarterly Rsyier
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INFLUENCE rEAE---M Lexington, Virginia, few
days since ittle boy named fa2llDer whose father had
threatened him with logging, took sryehnine
and died from the effects
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NKssAsKAThe three frst counties in the new Territor,
OF Nebraska from the Missouri river westward Of tbs
Platte, to be called Douglas, Dodge and Rerrs,art
Honor TO whom honor is due
Douglas county erends up the Platte river to , mouth
q Shell Greek Dodge county Commences at ShsI Creek
sItending the mouth oPuhac Greek to the west Of tn,
Tertiary So say Che pioneers Garage Yong Aaalca
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Nfr y oTt tlas4i HHofton.
Ip'gna. F1rfids Molf-. New ufiesS 20
T.-
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kossnh in a speech in England denounces the
Austrian alliance attempt the part Of England
and France 10 DO the work Of desPotism He regards
Engand pretence OF saving the integrity Of Turkey
opinion very widely entertained in other
quarters.
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Adzls<ao1 dress Aad p~rssss gsBGesa, c~ns
dies Is Family IS chdren, i2k Col
orea gallery, las,
stu s-dlw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
N E VS. BY ELEGRAPH.
---~~~>~~~~-~~-~-~-~
'alIGHlY INTERESTING rom WASHINGTON.
~>~~N~~~~>N>~~~~>>~
l.iHE NEBRASKA QUESTION IN TaE SENATE.
~>>~>>~~>~-~>>>>>>~I>>~
Opposition Speech of MIR. Chase.
THE BILL CERTAIN TO PASS THAT BODY.
.~~~>~->~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
Information Relative to Another Koszta
: Affair in the House.
| ~>~>>-~~~~~>>~~D>>>~-~~~
BUSINESS N THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
~o~-.>-~~~~.-~~~~~~>~~~~
Debate In the Senate on the Nebraska Resolutions
>~~>~~>>~~~>,~~~>~--~~>~-
The Temperance Controversy in the Assembly.
INTRODUCTION OF IMPORTANT BILLS.
TTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTS,
&c., So, 60.
THE BILL CERTAIN TO PASS THAT BODY.
Information Relative to Another Koszta
Affair in the House.
BUSINESS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Debate in the Senate on the Nebraska Resolutions
The Temperance Controversy in the Assembly
INTRODUCTION OF IMPORTANT BILLS.
TTIA wEATIIER-NIAR REPORTS,
3d., So, 80.
The Latest from Washington.


The Latest from Warrington.
NETTING OF SENATOR'S IN FAVOR or rHK NzBRAsKA-
KANSAS BILL, Er0.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1854
In accordance with . call for meeting OF Senators
friendly 10 the Nebrsika K BILL this morning ct
II ooloot the following Ser aors assembled in the rsssp
ton parlor Of the Senate chamber -
Mss Touoey Of Connecticut President of the meeting
Norris Of New Hampshire, Thompson Of New Jersey,
Bodhesd Of Ponnsylvanis Bsyard and Clayton Of Dsls
ware Pratt OF Maryland Mason OF Virginia, Badger Of
North Carolina Toombs OF Georgia. Fitzpatrick and Clay
Of Alabama Adams Of Mississippi, sde and 3spj jamin
Of Lousians Thompson Of Kentucky, Petit and Bright Of
Indiana, Douglas Of Illinois, Achlson Of Missouri John
non and Sebastian Of ArkAnsa aAlory Of Florida Dodge
and Jones OF Iowa, Gwin ana Weller OF California
Ths meeting conducted with great unanimity, and
II was dssrmned that question should be allo sed to
intsrposs untn vote had upon this bill and that
while every lIberaty would be extended to tsbate all
factdous opposition would be put eown.
Thirty Senstors 1t viii be seen present, being
majority Of the whole sepa,e there four vacancies
Several SeDators who were absent, such Msssrs.
Hunter and Dlxoo known to be In Its favor also.
Ths question nay, therefore DO considered settled
20 faz ~ tbs Senate is concerned, i1bsing
matter Of time. The large Northern vos which It will
receive in the Senate will probably have powerful effect
On the House.