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Missisissippi Items.

A meeting Of conditional stockholders in the
Central Railroad was held in the Chancery
Ceurt-room'on Saturday evening last, according
to previous notice The object of the meeting
was explained by Gen. John D. Freeman, who
was called to the chair, to be the appointment
of delegates to represent jackson in the Rail
road Convention which was to have been held in
Cotfeeyile, Yallobusha county, on Wednesday
last. The meeting elected Messrs. w P An
derson, Oliver H, Barrett and Philip Hiizheim
delegates to the convention, who, we under
stood, left III the stage on Sunday night for Cot
feeville.
By the action of this convention it will be de-
ternned whether jackson will be selected rs
the terminous of#the Central ROAD, "a matter
in which the citizens Of this place take a lively
interest lnsaddition to the fifty thousand dol
lars subscribed in this vicinity, jackson also
| tenders a lot of ground for a Depot to the Com
pany free of charge. The city, in its corporate
capacity, it is said will take stock to the amount
OF fifty thousand more If these Inducements,
united, will not secure the terminus ut this
point, we bow with the best grace we can to IL
higher bidder.-Flag Of the Union.
STATE AID TO RAILRoADs.-The sum of twenty
FIVE thousand dollars has been paid, from The
State Treasury to the Agent of the New Orleans
and Great Northern Railroad Company last
week and to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company the sum of fifty thousand dollars. The
peoples money is in fair way of benefttipg
| the people. [lb.
The Holly Springs Banner of June 9th, makes
record Of most melancholy casualty, as follows
" Mr. George Gafuth, living not far from Lamar
shot himself on Friday, the ID inst. The acct
dent happened in this way: He was told by
one Of his negroes that there was n runaway
| negro in the woods near his house. He took his
| horse pistols, which we're loaded, in the holsters
and started to see about it. When he got out
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Health, Crops. Etc.

We received cotton bloom which was taken
from the plantation of Mr. I s. White, on the
9th inst This is the earliest that We have
known during the present season. 1t indicates
the backward state of the crop, as in former
years they have frequently been obtained in the
latter part of May in abundance. The frequent
rains which have recently visited this portion Of
country nave been very nnfaForahle to farm
my pperaeloDs, pafllGniafiy as they soceeeae'
1he uiiaNefaele weather curing the Spring
months, \ oeslraote ehahse may however
make make anlenus herea1ter Tor me past ana tho
leafs 50 naturally entertained IN the commence
,en, - va sesspH ay W ~ 0tss'a5ea IA II
rpanIa NJ eIIson anu li1 PioSieo'F'
~ '1'i''0li NSi'ss'} Nep"etisaH'
MoRE RAtN.-We do net know that We shou)
turn grumblefs, and complain OF The elements,
p1tt y uoes appear mat theTe las been ram
enough N Natene2 lately, 20 last at least one
Month Come o. our country planters are ne
ginning ~ cls enough, anu We nave no aoutt
eAey are aeout f4eht; 90 i!f as the etty Is cor r.
eefheu' Pefhaps dark cloudy DAY may o.
more agfeeahle % llef aehlzehs, thah the neat
OF summers sun, but II IS often destructive y
plantations [Natehea Courier,
I'm to last weel, the rresneets for qoad cro,.
lacked gloomy enougb mi sinoa tbs weafbda,
baynr, clcors3 nm And tho nh ntsrs Norm to ~
their erons clean wa Near several con,6Iain IN
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ME way some of the Wisconsin people have

The way some of the Wisconsin people have
of getting through with g blue Monday:
"Our village was somewhat surprised on
last Monday morning by the appearance in our
streets of two large wagons, decorated hand-
somely with the green things of the season, and
loaded with Germans from Milwaukee and
watertown. They halted in front of the FIX
change when the brass band accompanying
them played several interesting tunes. They
then entered, sung, and g beered up" and
marched through the principal streets to HES
enter's Hall, which was also decorated for tbs
occasion We ascertained, on inquiry, that fiji
teen of the best beer drinkers of Watertown, anC
a like number from Milwaukee, met according
to agreement, to see which party could drinl
the most beer. After repairing to the Hal
they went to work, apparently with good will
The music brought together a large crowd il
front Of the Hall The drinking and singing
was kept up until night, when they departed
each party, doubtless, thinking the other whip
ped. [Waukesha 6Wis.) Democrat.
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exstante Que de celle qu eonstrue iusqu 10 Mo-
bile al poto oure Que les droits ct privileges exclu
sfs possedes aeueement par compagnie du ohemn dc
fer Poptchartrain ct egues en- Vsrtu ue
cordces por les Etats GAisbama ct Missssipph 70 que
oompsgne du ehemn de fer Pontobartran ooetenu 10
privilege coustrure dentretnr un shenn du Ter De
Nourvele Orleans Mobile travers oes Etats aeyen
nent ors Ia subscription de Ia vile ains qu est a't
plus proprete oonjonte tant DIES douVeaux que as
ancens actionnares la dte compagnie du cbemn ae
fer Pontchartrain e de la vile de la Nouvee oroans
quoi e Marie de la vile sera autorise ct tenu
eager devant secretire de Ia de oompagne les dtes
actions pour la dechare peinc ct onctuee oes
ainsi ennis eur eoheance raison de dix actions
pour chaque bon de $1,000, commencement 10 section
de In loi ei-dessus mentionneH.
SEC z II de puS oraonue ftc, Que cete ordounauce
ne sera valable Ut aura force de lo quapres gu ee
etc npprouvee ct ratitee une election qui aura
lieu efet par orte du Consei Gommun, par un vote
de la majore des yotans ayant quate de la dtte ve
aauee election vertu dc In presente devta ayor lieu
nuipze tours apres adoptou de cee ordonnance ct
presidee dun pubque de ours qu public par
e Marie daus 10 journal choisi par Conse Commun ct
sca cuuduite moins do dispositions conrares dams la
presenc de la manere que Ia oi proscrlte pour les
elections muncipales ct la itc election 10 vote sera
pris la maniere suiyante Gcu& aui approuyent FOR
nScriropt tron inscrlre sur ieur billet
les mots suiyans En- faveur dc lii take pour alder ID
construction dun chemn de fer Ia Mobiles " ct ceux
qu desapprouyeront Ia die ordonnauce 1nseriroht gu
terout iuscre eur billet Conte Ia take pour alder
q Ia construction dun chemn de fer a Ia Mobile Four
IN, Que lie conse drecteurs de Ia dite compagnie
formcment section de lacto ci-dessus mentionne,
dome par eort avis Marie quits consentent accep-
la dite ordonuance, aVant la publication de laws
| detection.
Ssc. s estde pts Ordonne ee, Queu mois de janVer
de chaQue aimee toue aure epoque, les autres ao-
tonarps la dite compagnte du chemn de fer Pont-
chartrau elirout leurs drecteurs lie Consel Commun
conforement aux dispositions de Ia section IL de lacte
nentonnee ci-essus, elira scrutin conJont trois
directeurs de la ite compsgne u deVronS ere ctoyes
de In Nouvee Orleans lis resteront fonctions pen
dant un an gu usqua Que leurs soient
elus ct seront membres de Pun de autre corps du
Uonseil Commuu, nj officers de la Corporation.
4 [Signel s. GAMPBELL,
President du Conseil DIES Assistan Aldermen,
TSigne1 JAMES II CALDWELL,
| President du Consei DIES Aldermen.
| Approve e l6 JUN, 1854,
F.. TSignel JNO Il. LEWIS, Marie.
| Par Copie conforme
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Notice or Election.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
June IT. 1854,

MAY UNALTl Of NEW UNLEANa' Z
june II, 1854,
10y VIRTUE of the Act of the Legislature
entitled authorize the city New orleans to sub
cbe to the stock tho Pouchsan Railroad Company ena
Company from New
Mobile approved sarcb 1884,
Of tho Council Of the
Sly o. Nv" Orleans, aupoy ed ) h OF June, 1854 -
Eleei hell on thursday
the s9h,us, nfed the CITY OF New Orleans,
the approval rI said oriuancs The
atymg Ofdafee snal write
piut their ballots o. the aid tbs construction Of
railroad Mobile - lstpireye o. ordinance
sal we cir nleta Against te tax to aid in n" con
OnOf Is Tailr 4 . Nobtle.A
polls opened O'clock Me- close o'clock,
the places designated
the lowing appointed BY she Cvam0n
GOuhsii, aud appointed by the Police Board.
The q ra,d election he made according oHw.
fSgnri1 JOHN l.. IEWIS Ninvo
Ee Tire Commissioner Clerks appointed preside ra rlc
cd at tais
4, qnrsd ty law. j. L. LEWIS Mayer,
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A gentleman employed in one Of the telegraph
Offices in France, accidentally brought his arm
in contact with one of the wires while the elee
trio current was passing through it So violent
was the shock, that he was raised from his chair
and thrown with great force through an open
window into the adjoining garden When he
recovered his senses, he had no recollection of
what had happened, and could only be convinced
of it by finding that his hair and beard, which
we're previously of beautiful jet black, had
become in various places as white as snow. 1t
deyolves on men Of science to explain this phe-
nomenon, which will form an epoch in the his.
tory Of electricity
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MAYoRALY OF NEW ORLEANS. I


COMMON couNCiIs-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Z , ESOLVED, That the polls for the election
y bs held the approval ctou Of the ord
liz paoy railway from Nav
Mobile lived the fowhs PLACES under the snten
tendrnerp iii following Comm sslOners:
First egncat Ferry Fire Company
No spectors-W J.AE-lltn, Peer Lott.
on PnrtAt the Engine house of Washing on Fire Company
Th,la 1nsPecor4-H-nry Mitchell hapHse Eo
EnEipe house Mechanics Fro Conn
NJ. Inspectors r. Redwood Richard tonaoh
49, insPectee-G Diuncyet W. W. Peyton.
40 .. lnspsctors-J e, Judson, L. {. pilari.
Sixth the Ergn0 Of Lou Hose Conf
the of ca one-t and Psrdao Inspect rsW '"
seventh The q phadsIPhis Fire comPa
ny NJ, "a. Iusp46te s--Jop Bsunett w Morehtad.
Eighth PechctAt The Engnsho n le Company MOI,
Paue cuatomhopss and Bisnye Inspectors"
Nn Peeinc Al tie Engins Company i5,son
between Con and ST. Lous lTspsctorsGorge Heno
Ttu'5 PtecnetAt Municipality IIai, opPosts Jackson
s4l-r-. lusis ctors-lcus bozoHner, 10 eph liuhue ,
Eeveetb Precinct At th Or hsate Oh Qtaau' street. In
Angusts tisu joseph Nona
Tweh FrsetcAtte Engna hcuse OF Fire Company NO rs on
purnna btwuan Rampant and ST. Claude hsp~o't-~Jb
Theentb prsrlbcA Engine Fire Company No !,
tlo spt all rect In.peG'ors-J Y, Dnour, kathman
Eugnehoue Of Ffe Company No. 8,
Bayou Road. lnsPecttt-Lsa yet,- Gay o. n Corn0.
PrecucAt the HOUSE V Fire Company NO p
,Pianade Victory nsp GandPe
Edward JOHNSON.
s,eenth Market the Bayou Road In
seventeenth nc,As The schoolhoue Ninebars
fsatseab Pr.,u-A'be gtne Pkua1 Fire Company
s. Victory lnpeetotsI Kelly, Henry Bro9ss
Nisteenth Psrn.-Al Netgn Guf k'tifcad Depot In.
Tive jacob Immora na@phn' street. Pc
Montesut and coaet nspeoH hddls, CNarla Seat'-
Twen,y6r PreeurtA house, Lsyee
TwcnIg-sso9nd Ameyr n 81 Mar
stagaziae sree,', Iospee,o-7J II Hssrse u NJ Yard
parry No. q. iuptrtorsS e, Elliott, 4 Andrews 10
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ANOTHER ROUTE TO New YoRK.--A connec-
ton has been formed between the Cincinnati
Hamilton aud Dayton, Ohio and Pennsylvania
Central Railroads, and a direct communication
is now opened through Philadelphia. Passen-
gers leave Cincinnati at o'clock in the morn
ing, and arrive at New York at 4 P NJ, next
day, via Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Col
Latham, the ticket agent, can be found at the
Office, corner of Broadway and Front streets,
under the Spencer House, Cincinnati
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We understand that new company of the
National Guards has been formed, and is to be
organised this evening At eight o'clock, in the
meeting room Of Perseverance Fire Co, No 10
Those who have enrolled themselves as members
Of g Company D." are requested to be punctual,
~ the eleetionof officers is to be the first mat
ter dismissed of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-20

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS The Shield, pub.
lished at Helena, Ark, dominates for Presdent
in 1856, Willard Fillmore, and for Vice Presi.
dent, Albert Pike, of Arkansas
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petf u. Tn,stOr,
S,xmenter CtotE,tss0

F. STRING GER & CO.,
No. 85 Camp street.
tF- Invite attention to their superior assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large variety of WuoLEN GOODS adapted for the season.
FRENCH MBRINo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRnCK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS
Mertno Dap dor White and Figured Dliand Linen Duck
PANTS.
Rich Figured Silk Marsele VESTS, Of the latest styles
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style cRAyATS NECK TIES, HALF HOSE, Ere, Ere.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest PhiIadelpra Manufacture. ap7 9pln
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

EXEMPLARY OFfICIALs.-One Michael Kent-
lug married man and teacher in the Cath
olic school in the Fourth District, was arrested
about half past eleven o'clock on Sunday night,
by policeman Sallinges at the request of Mrs,
Francis King, having been found in bed in her
house at that late hour under suspicious creum-
stances, The Captain Of the watch, John staiss
mud clerk of the Recorders court, John Daily,
permitted him to leave on his promise to appear
on Monday morning, and the list Of arrests was
returned without his name appearing upon it
1t is needless to say he did not appear record
ing 10 promise a warrant has been issued for
his re-arrest
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We are indebted to the officers of the A. L
Shotwen for the latest Louisville papers
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The clerk of the steamer James Robb has oul
thapks for ST. Louis papers of the 18th inst.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON A CHILD.-Conrad
Thomas, while passing through Saraparu Mar
ket on Sun day evening last, received slight
hurt from q stone or shell thrown by one of a
number Of young boys who were playing in an
open space above the market; he at once, with
out inquiring for the guilty one, seized John
Darling, lad about IL years old, aud threw
him with such violence to the ground that there
is but little hope for his recovery. Recorder
Jackson, who was jus4 passing the other end OF
the market was attracted by the screams of the
children and arrived on the spot, arrested the
perpetrator and lodged him in jail, where ho
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eS- The Proprietor OF the Crescent win pay no Oh
contracted by any person attached to the ofce, W'hou
q written order
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.ggetgicaE Inhalation.

TT DR.. EDw. JENNER COKE having by Medical
Inhalation in erpg Care, ar the failure Of all remedies tried
the eminent Philadelphia aud PARIS has nearly
twenty years his the process of
II confidently assertea TINT by Of limitation and the
Indispensable adayapts Of tonic dee and hERien character
very many Of Diseases Of the Lung and Throat deue
nrutable, will be found arnena6fe 10 tie healing
E Every information eheeIg given applying No. Camp
street. spls2p
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NE US or 1H-B OH Y.

WHERE ARE TUE PoLGcE,-Seeing large
crowd collected at the corner of Exchange Alley
was to pay;" we joined the group, i'll the cen
tire of which was q man ''some three
sheets III the wind who was enchanting, that
he was an Irish g Know Nothing That he
had beena teacher in the Catholic schools Of
the Fourth District, but that parson McGrane
had turned him out because he was an Irish
s'Know Nothing because he g tould him so, .
but that he was D genuine Irishman and o
true Roman Catholic; after haranguing n batch
of news boys for some two hours and blocking
up the sidewalk, policeman came along and
marched him off to the 'boose.
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MI sAll persons having bills against the Crescent
ofca requested to present them At the Once iVf
sAfflament. -
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wat Paper EEangimgs.

T received on Consignment direct from the nannHc'ar
900 pieces WALL PAPER manufacturers prices from
10 CENTS to 81 60 per roll
TODD Il co. Commission Carpet warerooms,
81 Btreet Royal, InprO bhtldlltga
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gag gassk Of fochrcM u 90.

SG Camp street.
ct EoTIGE-Froul Ani after Ibis PER CENT INTER-
EST will he paid Moneys payable on demand
EGar PER CENT INTEREST paid on Moneys left ape
fed time.
CERTIFICATES or DEPOSITS iaeue flesrsd hearing
ate - ngo'iebein Of tie Of tic
United Stairs,
SHORT ANs made on rn.larhnd CcIln.nrnIs lila
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Creme Ese Roa9y Champagne
Joseph EEuffy,
2{b CAMP STREET,, 40
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

%OStESa aEHkFJ1
SSb CAMP STREET, SU
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
STU p e G 0 OBS,
No. CAMP STREET, the City Hotel, Orleans
hs LARGE STOCK OF GooDs which ofttsHy
imported, and CONSTANTLY applied Throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL BUFFALO COMBS, every and
variety.
BRUSHES every description a manufacture aad At th
lowest Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Such as pERFuMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMhTUM.
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS, together with eades variety Of PORTE MON
NAlEs, etc, every style ami shape unuBusy Low
PRICES.
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE
voLvIHG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAzoRs, LIFE PREsERY-
ERS FISHING REELS and TACKLE, OF every variety
the moa determined Angler
WATCHES, JEWELKE, etc.
kB The consisting 81 the 7, r COOPER Nj.
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fine
assortment Of ENGLISH LEVERS tesster
stock Of aud EASTERN HtELRy, stLvERWARE etc,
selected with grestoar ROBERTS, for Hgsed
IN the Wholesale busne and having purchased eIusy
cash, great Inducements will be Q purchasers
IT, Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED the
MONEY REFUNDED.
TT WATCHES, JEVELRY, exc, CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED jels 5rn
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FIRST d. STRICT.

RECORDER SuMMERs's CouRT.-Jo hanna Glask-
err was yesterday sent before the First District
Court under bond, for trial on n charge Of hav-
ing assaulted and struck one Eliza Wegnhart
on the head with d bucket.
CHARGE or PERJuRY.--F. S, Owen was ar
raigned before this court yesterday charged by
one Samuel NJ. Hyams with having committed
perjury before the First District Court. He
was placed under bond of $1,000 for his appear
ance.
CONCEALED WEAPONS. Solver Swung was ar
rested at the New Basin, night before last, for
creating disturbance and wounding man
with 81 knife Recorder Summers, yesterday
fined him $25 for carrying concealed weapons
STEALING CLOTHES, Kingston made
affidavit before this court yesterday that a val
liable coat and pair Of pantaloons had been
stolen from his primises on Circus street, and
that he had reason to believe one John Heiss-
man had taken them. Accused was arrested
and placed under bond for his appearance on
the 22nd inst
John Sims McCray and Michael Cosgrove were
yesterday tried before this court on separate in
dctments for assaults with dangerous weapons
Cosgrove was found guilty as charged, and Nc
Cray YVES acquitted.
Patrick Smith and John Kelly were found
guilty under an Indictment for assault and bat
terry.
James McMauus, alias Fitzgerald, Richard
jackson and Richard Morley, were yesterday
tried on separate charges Of larceny and ao-
quilted.
Nolle Prosequi was entered in the ca Sc Of Ed
ward j. West, charged with larceny
SECOND DISTRICT.
RECORDER RAMos's GoURT.-zin affidavit was
made in this court yesterday charging one
Ghaa Grandpre with having severely beaten
| Karl Spath about the head, with loaded
stick A warrant was issued for his arrest.
LARCENY Mary Hughes stands charged
upon the affidavit of Bridget Lyons with having
stolen from house on Condo street, the sum Of
500 in American gold pieces, Warrant Is
sued
| Pedro Prats, a, Martin, sr., and A. Martin,
jr., were yesterday placed under bonds of 500
each TO appear and answer charges of having
sold liquor to slaves.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY Riego made
affidavit before this court that an individual
named Bito had entered his house, assaulted
and beaten him, and cut him with q Knife or
some other sharp instrument. warrant was
issued for Bito's arrest.
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DEEF-26 bbls Crossed Mess, for sale by
NN !aga EN-, DAILY 4 CO., Sc TohouplsOplss sitss.
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EeANoRAMA Or NEW ORLEANS, on ST
NOTICES SPECIAL.

NTEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
JrSr 49, ls6iThe of Company have declared
profits Of FIVE PER CENl payable 70 tbs
reprseh and Aer he is Of Iuly
pert. n o. j. TISDALE, Treasurer jat4 im
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
.AtSdRAPakp 20 AlLYlNTKLLloEN cBR
CONGRESSIONAL.

c WAsIlINoToS, July 20.
lueics, Ieoied The River aud HnfbOt bill will tux
ansndInelils, as ~ passed thu House.
MT Mallory Offered a resolution setting ioTh
mai WHEREAS, tile Hon, Jared w. Williams had
Oesn appointed by the Governor OF New lialnp.
snlte u NIL lhe vacancy IN the Senate oooasioned
ny Inc death Of Senator A. ThuElulI, since which
1llns 'Ie Legislature vi New Hampshire had incl
ehu auJOutned without eleolIng Senator, The sub.
Ject Oe IeleTfel u Tile judiciary Committee whelh.
Ell ME' Williams can cOnsutuiiOnaliy rslanl lns
seat,
General appropriation bill was then resumed,
The appropriation Of $50 700 for Washington
wafer mUrks, was passed.
An amendment giving Edward Riddle S2j, 000 fol
expenses incurred III fitting uI Tho Anenoan De.
pattmrnt VI lie WORLDS Exhibition al London
Tile bill as umsndeL was then passed.
HOUsE.-Alt. CUTwin moved ~ Reconsider The
Vole VI yesterday passing the iVrllfcaIlon bill,
Mt. Houston moved ~ lay Tie lnOliOn OIL the
la6le-sgreed To.
The House concuTred IN tue amendments VI the
Senate 10 tile bill making provision for Postal ser.
vice IN California, Oregon and Washington lei.
rlOTies.
Numerous bills were read and referred.
On motion Vi MI. Wentworth, VI Aluss., tile
committee Of Commerce weS ord, Ted 10 enauIrr
whit legislation Yves necessary ~ prohibit The III
lroduClUn oil insane, Ohnd, lade, aud lUreign puu.
pers init the United States
The House ihel went Into committee on the an.
propllHllUn bill.
Mr. BUCUUk urged The liz cessity oil reforming the
navy, and SAID lie Intended OlIeFlns an anendlienl
for Tie purpose.
Alr. PhhlIpS said The committee Of Ways and
Means intended 10 Offer all amendment 10 ncTeaSl
Tue wages vi SeuIieII.
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DREAD W. MORTALITY.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 26lh.-There were several
deaths IRON cholera, yesterday, IN the nelghbor.
hood Of The Suspension Bridge. Everybody Is
leaving as Cost as possible. Three aud Tour dollars
per day Is offered for lOborers. In the afternoon
houble stencil proceeded from shanly near the
bridge, III which were Two dead bodies in horrible
state Of decomposition, aud NJ person being will.
Ing 10 enter aud remove them, they were obliged
lU burn tue shanly aud CONSUME Tie bodies. Ten
deaths III all.