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DIed:

...,,. nnyuinr1 the i9tA inst. y Fitt.burgs
=, ,nssN IIiIISfpHREYS, son Of the slake Roger
Humphreys, ESQ., Of this County, aged .Aiesy sew
years. .k ~
On Tuesday last. At her resaenees ~ atassh +,
JANE AfcCABE, coasost o. 'he ia'e lAoA.y =
the Cad year Of her age. r..
On he Ssa Say = Az JOHN OF scaooIaY sea
The SSH yeAr Of his age HI
" sas ,slasss N nine months, Mrs SibELlA A.
noa W. $500, Il ri MI Conn IL her ssttysar
I'm Saaday ...st.. mrs. .trs. txrr Sci
RfR eonicrt of Henry j. Seiber Esq, sot Berkeley
county, aged 81 years meashs aud = dA,;s.s
In Warrington City, the LIST s tais month
EPIRAfM W, HALL Esq, fertacrly et:tlns town. 4
the 35th year Of his aye, leaving deyed mother y
mourn the loss Of an afecttna;e sou.
ID Kabletown, shei7th Inst q eroAs her an ~:
ness affsbppt 80 heurf, EDWARD \ AssLf., aged
years. yhonshs and 20 days, son 81 Rexs e9hn r ane
Margaret "a. Massey. lLessbuFg pePsfs copy.
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1 Baltimore Markess
rsandoiph & LaslErser's

CIaeuIALl or PAIckd il TaE B1LTts3,sK AAaK9r
H;sr nc ress saaing Jan. q. bS54
Reported expressly ior Tie Gfet Press.
,APples.-Are aFFiking in large q4aBtliies and
sell al s1 10 81, pafEhhg
Burrgir sock larse4and markss dull. We
euese Kollat i9h.td cs G Rde1s - - IS cls.---
Common D ri III clsl
RsssWisx.- HeldEnomi .nslly a % tss.
BAcnyI--siarkel is mac W. aasf prices are
n5i,ginsIF We oaele Sh6uiSe~s 1T / 70 II cts -
sides tito 81 Haas pl in III to lei iisals Fancy
IL ID ia his
d BEaxa4-Saies oFtwhie at IS, 10 81 o. Mixed
s0ta T5.kts.
Bt,exHHgAr--safss at Sl45 10 81 IS per 100
rs -
CeuETRY SoAP-In good demand With sales Al
| ia & I'll. NJ
S. CarrIa.-iOao offered atthe scalsssdn Monday.
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AWARDS AT THE cRYsTALsrALAcE.

The iufies Il the New York crysta, Palace Ex-
kibiiion made their rewards of.medals TO exhibit
tors on Thursday. The Tribune says the whole
number OF medals is lis. OF bronze medals there
are 1885, while 1910 exhibitors Cor articles) re-
,,iSa ia mora simn,e distinction Of In honorable
ualIA ana ttaly one each Ufthe bTbnze medals
the United States has sos, Great Britain Its Fra6c,
l53, Germany LOG, Prussia 80 BelgiSm 10 svi,z,
srlaDd %, Holland 10 Austria is, Iialv .nd 81
DINA a. British Possessions &c, g.: These 10.
ures may MOI eee1act, as many nar,.t or sountrie,
were omitted 10 the .st,
Among the awards were ths folewS1g:
= Elisha Snyder, Chariestown, Yirsinia. 70. he
combination which he has effesied atd the pract-
cal application he has given the sansl in his labor
Saving machine for ihreshing separating. eleani 2
and bagging grain, brsnzs medal with special an.
probation. rr
Obed Hussey, Baltimore, Nd. forAi. m,cbine~
Tor reaping and moving. a. a EelI+krtow:n and an
preeiaed invention, bronze medal.
CYrns n. Mccormack, Chicago, EN-. for hi.
virginia reaper and mower,(so called machine
very much in use in this country. brosze medal
u :. ;. Zimmerman, Charlestowa, Va. for
machine for ihreshing. cleaning and hAgeipg Grain
BY one operation, Memorable meniion1
The jury have not regarded the articles mann
featured al Government establishments a. heinz
exhibited IN competition with hose made nv nr;.
vate manufacturers but they think il btoper moi N
pass unnoticed the collection Of muIkets. Riass
Mosoueioons and pistols made at the Gnited States
Armory, Harper's Ferry, which have been deposit.
Cd by permission OF the War Department All
these articles are of excellent workl anshin ana
they are finished 10 neat and serYickakle Shan
in Al respects crediiabe 10 the Esablihme where
they were manufactured
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Tun souLE, DuELs At sIADRID.

-. -. q 4. -eou.,rr. We Ihipk. hasstaksn
fsll ,5S mneh notice Of these Affairs 81 no5,ier,
,ore.1inv The minuirss particulars beioEs tpen
r.aaers and thereby doubtless aading 70 ~ iioek
n satisfaction which The successful hnigns
have On hand since theifzehlsairie passsase-a'-
arms.
Az tie lime Sonls was appeiniec MirisIet 70
ca-s. =. fr.ouensly said tkal his temperament
was br 20 means oftbe proper f'araP ior me IeR
rssentatiye Of his country At for isn court His
natural impetnosity vas urged a. an objection a.
gains, him. The sequel has proven The truth OF
tkese surmises. For. instead q thar calm digni'y
,-A,rh ,houId ever acorn ihe character; Of men
I,o,s;.. s,,eb hieh stations under The Govtrnmsnt
he r..peci Of ali classes abroad, We
havs iow clubbing desire f9r notorietys-for, to
nothing else can We attribute ihese ouelsi
The practice Of dpeine is remnant q aioa-
rsm. diszracefuI 10 all parties concerned 1hetein'
and sad reelection upon the truth and eplen'en-
,,~,s a ,he I1th century. II is emph3tieaily a
-ss,,. II ~ s.enes, dye and should receive the
condemnation u every uuly bfave man. y Y sa'a
elat there are injuries that OILY blood !can WIPE
QUA let them be unTevenged them Aes me
stain. stain there Be, remain sooner no
IN unshriven soul should be srnt tOihe Ear q JUDI
nett with all It's sins gathering thick af9vna II
Place that soul in one balance and Tie injure'
hor.r n yoar eold-blooded dueilist ia DE olhsr-
bow stands he beam ifF =
4. /, essential 10 prove DIES tfsvtry that b
s,ahds ppto be shot al, orr cleayes aFae iike
clumsy butcher at his antagonist Does III
world regard such men as p4ragons Of soqrage 4
yerny, wethink not
Was Barr thought drawer or more nonoFaol
man sfer be hae killed the amiable ana accom-
$3.50 5.mil,oo The rride 81 his countrynen an
N. sbles, poI;tieaI writer Of his day Did not
5.,,or. ,esrs bedew the tomb Of the fallen one an
-. ,ecra,iops forever follow he unhapP
RuTT7
xKyA. -ht Barron bfaver man far slayin
~ ea, - Decatur. who had SO bravdlylrOn i'm
perishabe renown for our infant navy III Aha = !.
,.a.r,.d cillev ,oo-how sadly and suddenly b
a.S,sa 4 end life fulIIot promised assfulnes
sao- ieaving 4 Young wiff,o drihkshe bite
ao r own hands had helped 4 pfePar'
NJ. go 4 IN state Legislators have etchted an
",s ,ss 81 e a challenge from EfhOnsr'
t'.r.giss n sacb men are unworthy u Be legi
-. nv are equally unit to be ne TEPreseni'
IL. sbris,ian proble a, any foreign court.
-, ,ha.e nos,s should ID filed 81 thi w men v
- ,ns "a. ~ those whdseize upon %i1ing o
gI eurreaces to slay their felld~-msn III
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vIRGINIA LEGIsLATUkp.

In the senate on WeSneslsv a rksoln,ion r,.,
offered by Mr.. Funston that The act iucorperatins
the Trustees Of the White Post Malesand Femal,
/ Academy, be amended.
z Mr.. GRANTHAM presented the pe,itibn of3-q r;t;
zens Of Jefferson county demonstrating seains,
change proposed to be made ia the LAD Of The Win
chester and Potomac Rail Road.
In the HOUSE, the reference Of a pei,ion prav;ns
the passage Of the Maine liquor law occupied the
greater potion Of the day.
10 the SENATE, on Tanrsdar cofnmnniesf;o,
was received from the House Of DAega,es ths,
they agree 10 the joint resolution Of HE Senate in
srueting our Senator's in Congress and reouestino
our Representatives, 10 procure an aiaendment ~
the act OF Congress Of July, 1889, 50 as that war
!ant emeers Of ne navy Of the revelation shall be
bill was presented for allowing Compensation
70 the commissioners OF the revenue Tor enrolling
The militia and registering births, desEhs and mar
riages. &
In the SExATr. on Friday q bill PASSED To chance
The Western terminus Of the Washington AIeran-
drta and Hampshire Railroad
In the Housk 4 Senate bill entitled an aet an.
ihorfzlng the Board Of the Literary Fond 10 pur
chase from the Faculty ofthe College N Physicians
or the Valley in Virginia. al WinchAier. and1col-
lege enilding thereon. and prosidingitor The nedi
cal education Of iadgent young med at said col
lege, passed.
Also. bill authorizing the Trus,eis Of de AVN
Railroad
In the Housr, On Msnsay, The rezslu.iou from
the Senate proposing TO instruct or Represents
lives aid request our Senators in conl,ress 10 use
lheir beat Efforts 10 procure the passare Of Law 50
moiifyiA the act Of August 81, lS52ss 10 spthor-
lie the iss alag Of scrip on all warrants which have
bcen allow ID By the authorities OF Ills Stale er
.epting onlv snch as shall appear ID have been
fandulen,iy chained. was read and aereei 10 ana
.5pies directed 10 Be unnsmiiied.bY ihe Governor |
o each Senator and Representative
A Senate bill Authorizing AZ increasn Of he Can
,al Stock ofthe Winchester and Defrt rerrT Tari-
lks Company was iaksn up and pa4sd
~ Two Daily Lines bsivssa BEilnore ana |
Wheeling eonmsncsi running oFsr lhe Baltimore
I'd Ohio Railf0ad On Monday Heleiolore there
Is bten Only one, the second rain Ching only as 1
II a. Cunbchani Through iIskek vim bs L.
led b the,e nain. 70 s. Lonis and:rll inierme-
lane and iirergiog points The irsi{s win l.ars
rl''nore - A. n and 2. A., eseU day ex-
~ Sunday. The fiuesel duwn I'D he exDrr<<
IN through % wheeling Is ~ honts This ar
ngcnenl WI 1e great accbmnoiafion 10 h
.r.lline plblic he ohio rirer bcin3 Ia errelsr.
der Tor naTisniicn.
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RnrATI0N OFFICE.

4
Tie locofoco Governor Of Virginia, nqthaying
wig subjects to operate upon, has exercised the
guillotine TO the Jsgulan Of Dr. BR0ocxs Physician
% the Penilentary and Public Guard Dr. b.
being one Of the faithful Of the Democratic family
was much surprised. in making his daili visit, to
find his place occupied ~ another OF tie sahe stripe
oninterrogaling Coz. Joe why he was 81 uncere-
moniously ousted. The Gcv. replied thal tie Dem
socratic principle" required it, The Richmond
Wing says:
Gov. Joe'sidea Of the Democratic doctrine Of
rotation IN Office, as applied 10 Dr.. Brooqxs Of this
city, is likely TO create quite constipation a
m0ng the crowd Of Democrats feeding ont Of the
State Treasury Those who have considered
themselves snugly fixed in their berths while their
party are IN the ascendancy have been electrified
by tie announcement from the Executive man
sion, that according 10 the Democratic4 principle
Of rotation in Office, they must pretty scn be ro-
iated out Putting one Democrat cut p put ano-
Their in isFa species OF rotation the horde Of Viz
ginia Democratic ofice-holdsrs had nof dreamed
Of. Their idea Of rotation 10 office had always
been that Of pu,ting Wing out Of once TO put a
Democrat in his place. III
This subject enzrosses far more attention in the
Richmond world than the combais in The East, OF
the decisions oflhe French Emperor orr he British
| Cabinet Il has a direct personal bearing upon
| many in our midst, who have been in he wont q
dieesting easily and sleeping sweetly 10 the con-
| yicton that their official existencs would be com
mensuraie with their lives. But here comes I
sudden damper. Those who have been in Office
more than eight years feel their thIoats ever
morning TO be certain that ais right ip thai quar-
ter; while the 10 year gentlemen move about will
an air Of painful trepidation, tho they expects
| every instant 10 be subjected 10 compound rota
| tion al the hands Of remorseless Joseph
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PASSING Away.

one by one, from year to year, the remaining
and IGNORED Oh soldiers Of the revolution
are passsing away into the silent land. The
Lewisbttrg Chronicle recorded the death al
jacob Arggbrite, in Greenbrier, on the 10th
Of Nqvfmber. lie saw some active service
under Washington.
IEs death Of Paul Taylor, in the Tooth year
Of hisiake, On the 9th Of November. deserves
more than the passing notice it has had. lie
wasin fhe battle Of Paoli, ayiIlaOe near Phil
adelrhi}, under Gen. Wayne, who was sun
prised At night and lost about three hundred
ofhis men. TAYLOR was among those who
were wounded and taken captive. Gen. Wayne
afterwards took Stony Point, in which en-
gageIneht the watchword was, remember Pa
oil, and Patio was remembered in that and the
subsequ ent conflicts in which & Mad An
thpnyr was engaged.
When released Paul Taylor came to Berke-
ley county, where he resided some time, and
finally removed 70 Mr. Pascal's in this county.
where the remainder Of his DAYS was spent9
notwithstanding his great ace. he rode 10 town
some thf<e of foIr ye.~rs ago, to get his pen
sion. lie would % about in any weather.
and rsas robust and hearty to the last.
dis death removes the last veteran Of the
fsvolukibn from this county, and the Wild
olFs Of the two who have long been gomez
Ms Speriy and Mrs. BaII--are all who re-
main 70 connect US with that glorious and me
morable time Winchester Republican.
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coDY's LADY,s BOOK.

We have received The FebuaryNo. ofihe Lady's
BOOB. his handsome number containing col
ored lFashion Plate embroidered Dressing Gown;
Brodeni Anglaise Flouncins; Window Curtains
ThsIMofoceo Wrapper; Instructions for making
Rice and Shell work; The Salamanca Cloak: Poi
ka Jacket Embroideries The Peiiss; Cans. en-
broieered Screen; Braid Patterns; Pettieoat Trim
minks; embroidered Collar; and numerous other
establishments 100 pages Of reading matter ~
the best authors Also q splendid Engraving Cd
STEEL
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AauERY.

-. Fn,rss.-Wil he 1henOrahle Jas,iess Of
..s.rs., fvh. srs he cu,tsaians of - Court
rsrses;nserm Is Tar PAYERS il what ssrser sf
~ f.o.e win h.foopd authority for convsrtrg he
r.on,. Honse into ! 1aeatra Who wo9ld be re-
.n.ns;bl, Is ,hs event Of lie building bufning
49,, yvaula. The Peopleofahe countS be iaked
- ~, ,,a,e 8 vould III aforesaid Jueices feot
,ss s s,sls Ajax PAYER.
rsrnr Hoes.-Sipce he eommsneemknt 81 The
- El,;pg season his year, sixty hogs hare been
-,.n~h,,Tsa :. he Wey.ern Luaaties Asylum
.;sh;ns Il III aggregate Is sai pound aA Az
Ssny ! lit,ls over SIS pounds each.
TSfsrason Sksclafsr
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The ciUsifesilss q lie maE.s:rRtsf VI his
eorniy. which yas made IN August. ia fz3 con
sinpss nllil lhs cxp'ission Of their ieru, 8slss-
mihes Who shall'eompess he conn,y csa}tseseh
mopM We hass made out = table fofthdSear.
v, in be fousd sseful fsr reisreBes:
Ftl-syy-B raxlqa Dasenpost Presiding Jkssice.
Geofge B. BeaIl, John 2. Smith. John He's and
A. NJ. Ball
Marai-BF.xion Davenport. A. r. Bo,eler. lisObeEs
w. Baylor. Samuel Ridenoar. and sanlHl w
Stfider
AgriI-Braxton Darenport Joba Moler. Logan
Osborn, Jacob welshans. and H. n. Gtsnaher.
Mdy-Brax,on Davenport, John 7. Henkl9' Jonas
Wqiraven, Lewis Laesss and JOSEPH ~ Ru.-
sell. rs
Jane-Brsxtcn Davenport. John MolefH pavid
BilIraire. Jacob w. wageiy, and Israhi Rus.
sell.
July-Bn1ioa Davenport John C. R. Taylor
John Avis, Jr.. John onisiey, and GecHge W
Taeey.
john Asi., Jr- John auisisy. and c.efrss W
Taeey.
s.glsnSe-Bra1ion Davenport, ssAu MSilr pa
vid BHlmirs, Jacob M.Nsgsly, ast I.rse
Russell.
oatotr-Braxton Dave-1pori A. R. BOtelsr II. W
Bsylcr, Samuel ISidenoul and Samuel w
Sirider. II
Nopemb,r-BI axton DaTenpoit John T.iH,nkle
JOaas Walraven, Lewis Laens, and Joseph
Russell
December DavenPen, George W Little
John J. Lock. jacob w. RsynOlds, and John
Graniham.
March and August are he Jury Terms Whe
a vacancy occurs the new ineumben, sskes u
place assigned his predecessor. Since thfelassii
cation in 1852 four vacancies have beeniflled, ]
con.eopence OF removals from the DISTRICT
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TEsTIMoNIaL OF RESPECT.

Bob Houses Of Congress adjourned over from Tues
day 70 Thursday, 70 give members opportunity to at
tend the funeral Of the late Russian Mihster. Mr. Bo-
DIsc$ This gentleman was popular at Washington, by
ms great urbany and hospitality. always being apro
noter ofPeaee and harmony among the nations.
pr. BopIsco married, about fourteen years since. a
beautiful and accomplished lady Of Georgetown. He
leaves Eve ehiIdren and an ample fortune.
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EssENTIALs.

IN these days when great attention falg 20 e~a'e
education, j. would prcfumPtucus u " 70 wre On
the subject especially, siace many wesf hsad' nave
been employed in perfecsins systems % every
branch q study deemed necessary to ut fqqns V
Gil he important stations in life. which ha
assigned their sex. But there arc some tngs'
in our Judgment. might Be taught 10 ssmfnare, . M
decide advantage Of the fair beings herfIn-a
cre Of which W cuId tend to save them nErn trooo'e
after life and ateridlly cohtriboe to ms comfort mo
hapainesssof those around them We 9efp tnofousn
md pfactical acquaintance with the mysYfs q 'he
riaary ara--commonly called "cookiagf we can see
no good reason why ayo1Hg woman Tl9pu no. AsO. !.
wen how 10 prepare and cock me
bread make tea aud coffee that will effs the near. o
man. tim OF from the gridae, nice, tender buck
s's+. Rlss as-s9ss. 1..0- NJ
Girls marry now. days carly in life much foo early
by the way, and il should not be said Of them, espe-
eiay that they know nothing abou, u art so essenta
10 the Proper enjoyment Of the good th that God has
made 10 be the Of happiness and to man
Tho unfortunate Benrdiei marrying liakny yonng
gr as the phrase goes, wakes up fien his dream Of
eoanubia felicity all too sooh for his own good. Upon
some unfortunate day in lis ealendaE Cook is taken
sick, and 'yoans missas has to preTasS the meals
Young master comes down 40 breaAase some fine day
and is met with the alarming intescaA Of The afors
said Individuals adispositidn He suklhrly intimate,
that il VIII be all tho better from the III hands Of n,
young WIFE After sundry Observation-Disclosures burn.
iags Of fingers and cakes, the meal 4 4irepared A,
incredibly short space af time, even for our fast
eating coantymen. is takea 70 despatsk II Perhap.
expressions BY no means donplneht4ss to the Wand,
Irepase il unpleasant and the hlsband hurrie,
Oh e business with the eonsdng rsecilo that rope
''ioa Of tie same is in store for him Til turning health
shall restore Daah 10 her wOnied duilspI More than
likely company comes in. had thus what SHOULD be
pleasure at all times. is nSw "a adihiDnal source ef
modification aad disconientI
There is or more instisutions ii New England
where eOokins is regular y and scientifically taught
The school is divided into sections Oh week Ger
tain class hakes the bread another makes the cakes and
pastry, while third superntends the ptarason Of The
coffee and tea, sc. ecnmcudabe nit {iy is soon ex.
cited among The pupils, which, aadei ID the oaturaI
horror every one has for VA bread bad see, &c Is
very apt to make Aost Of k9od housewives.
At the risk roTckiag HE smiles 81 sr fair readers
we have thrown ont these Jew HATS trag tia, ,hey
mar serve some good parpbse.s
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rIRR

0ur|eitizens were somewhat aroused by the cry q,
fte oniSanday night hist which turned ont 10 10
the burning ora large Straw Rick on thefrm Of ,ol
n.xIta l!'AvExPt'RI, near town The Rick was Il
slpse ptofimity e the residence Of Mr.. HosanD. on
Ne slHl 1 I'm Turnpike. Many persons in town
supposed the fire TO be The dwelling house Of III 81,
NHIGH 4r Mrs BRscoE The fire was donb H.
she WORK ef ~ inendiasy and though he los ma,
8 AInas lncensderahle yeti is 10 be hope M
PerPeifsspr iaay Re brought 10 punishment ) ~
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DEATH OF THE RUssIAK MEMs7rz-M
Alexandra Bsdiscs, Whe has 50 long ana 3
hsnprsbly 70 himself flied the post II Rrr.
Hian Minister At Washington, died e Is
resiashes in Georgetown Monday morning.
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NATioNaL PouIrHv sHeu This exk;h;,;o, I.
e eommeeee On he l3ih q Fehuarv a asrrnr,;-
Anssn1. N Ner York. Mr.. B. Is 70 psy siI ler-
$3.50. esuneled a. 5000 from ihsrece;pis 81 he
o1efed Tor csmpetiiion. and fowls mav s. s&sr rs
any time amer he 6,k ef Fehpary, and WIN - a.
kea care Q. free cfexpense The hirkess nr-r-,ir-.
= 50 for she best and largest tarietr a inr ~
i .., The sece1d p.emiam i e25 8ilrrS "a
-. sis. ~ =. s. &C. for al he rsrissies
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railtoaj disturbances.
The two latter topics we're rot embraced in the
Presidents Message, hut |, mus, be remembered
that when the House is in Committee of the Whe,e
| license Of debate is allowed upnn all subjects
whether relevant or irrelevant and therefore mem.
/ eers are apt TO introduce any sutieei which nav
he o. especial interest TO themselves or their con-
The SESATE did not sit on Fri9ay
The IioUsE having refused to take up the priyste
calendar, after dsposiugs of the rnorning businrss
went again into Commute On a reference Of III
Presidents Message
The discussion on New York Democratic pol.
Tics wss resumed Mfr. Cutting, Eof New YorE
,aa.sa re1olaasf 70 me- Hughes his colleague, III
regard 70 the tacis Involved In the cbntroversv
Mr.. WesthFook "a " .Sait''6 Of New York. snok.
an hosI IN explanation Of the position Of liz isea
non Of the party, and in reply to Mr. Cutting
MT Walbridse, Ia Hc-d,p) IF New Yark
whHsi approving ofthe doctrines of the Presidents
lnanghFal ana Message, took ground against Ex-
eeutlye interference with State eledtions al ,San1
tested IN the letter of Secretary Guthrie and tbat
OF Inc Attorney General addressed to Massaebl,.
sets and telegraphed to Mississippi He consider-
ed such lnterposition as subYersive of State robs
and the liberties OF the whole people
Mr.. Perkins "a ~ iSof ~ of New Yarl, oee,r;od
the daor for nearly an hour in discnrsive and
amusing recital Of New York Democrats fends
but consnled himself with the thought that the "a.
triotism of none Of them was proof against The mi
nuence 1.-THE flesh pots" and that the party wonld
come together again at no distant day
The committee seemed to have yielded ihemI
selves uptc enjoyment, and the chairman found Id
difficult TO repfess occasional outbrea Ks Of mirth
Alter the committee rose several bills were rel
fefred, and the House adjourned tol Monday. Sol
taat neiiner House was IN session. onISalurday.
IN the Senate Monday, resolution offered by
Mr., Cas-, calling for all correspondence touching
oyertures BY the Papal States for diplomatic rela-
mons with the United States. led to considerable
debate in which the recent outrages and violentde
monstraiions towards the papal nunaio NJ Bedini.
were severely commented upon The resolution
was adopted II
hi the House ofRepresenfatiyes Mr. Renson IL
lefed resolution, which was adopted insTucting |
me Commiitee on Agriculture to inquire into The
e1penieney OF establishir an agricultural bureau
n c9nnex zion with the Department of the Interior.
The House, in Committee Of the Whole on the
.ias Of the Union, discussed The Erie railroad DIFF
icuIlies