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To the People Of Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 7th, 1855.

I have now nearly completed the canvass Of
the eastern part Of the State. I have ad-
dressed seventeen meetings, from Accomae TO
Alexandria, have been IS hours upon the
stump in 80 days, and between this date and
the 10th inst, must meet appointments more,
making % in so days. for the east I End
this labor too excessive for my health and
strength, and must, therefore, in making my
appointments for the Trans Allegheny and the
Valley, take only the more prominent places
end lsngsr intervals Of time. On the ed,
shall cross the Chesapeake, spend one week
ct home, where / have not been since the LIST
of January; and on the LIST Of March shall
depart for the northwest, there to commence
. renewal of the campaign. The following
will be my appointments for the west and the
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the Indian appropriation bill was dis.
cussed and amended. When they adjourne d
without finally disposing oft
In the House, Mr.. Bayly moved to suspend
the rules to discharge the Committee Of thu
Whole from the further consideration OF tn q
Senate bill conferriHg the rank of lieutenant
general on Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott; agreed
to-yeas 1872, nays 81.
The said bill was then passed-yeas l26.
nays IS.
Mr.. Eastman moved to discharge the Com.
mittee of the Whole from the further consid
GRAFTON of the bill to establish an additional
land office in the State Of Wisconsin agreed
to, and the said bill was passed.
On motion of Mr. Washburn, of Me-, the
bill for the relief of the loo ators and settlers
Of swamp lands was taken up, and the Sen.
ate's amendment thereto was non-concurred in
Mr.. McDougall moved to suspend the rules,
to enable him to report from the Post Off 9
Committee bill, in the nature of a substitute
authorizing the Postmas, er General to contrac
for an overland express mail from ST. Louis 10
San Francisco rules not suspended-yeas IO4
nays s..
Mr.. Ingersoll moved to suspend the rules
for the consideration of the bill for the relief
OF Henry Sanford not agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Stanton, of Tenn, the
rules were suspended, and the Committee O,
the Whole on the state Of the Union were dis
charged from the further co nsideration of the
Dill to fulfill the stipulations of the ninth ar
hcle Of the treaty Of 1919 between the United
States and Spain-yeas 1I8, nays So.
=, Pending the consideration Of this bill the
House adjourned.
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Preceding Of To Day.

VI Days
In the Senate, to day, the credentials of Mr.,
Seward as Senator elect from New York, from
the Alb Of March next, were presented by Mr..
Wade; and those of Mr.. David L. Yulee, Sen.
ator elect from Florida, for the same term,
were presented by Mr.. Morton.
And then, sitter the introduction of bills bv
Messrs. Wade, Gwin, Jones, of Iowa, Thomp.
son, of New Jersey, Douglass, Sumner, Chase
and others, and various reports from commit.
tees, bill for tho relief Of Charles Psttitt. a
messenger in the Treasury Department was
passed, having been introduced by Mr.. Gwin.
Mr.. Douglas reported back from the terrific.
rial committee the bill fer the construction OF
subterranean telegraph from the Mississippi
to San Francisco, which was passed.
Also bill to complete public buildings in
Oregon and Minnesota, and bill to complete
military roads in those territories, which were
passed ere We went to press.
In the House, after disposing of preliminary
business, Mr. Bocock reported, from the Naval
Affairs committee, q bill to establish a more
efficient discipline in the navy; read twice.
Moving to put it on its passage, M, B. ad
dressed the House at some length in its favor
Mr.. Millson was a addressing the House upop
II when the Star went to press.
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NOTICE TO SUBscRIBERs.-Subscrib to
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ELECTION OF CAsHIER.-Gso. w Camp, ESQ,
Teller Of the branch ofths Bank of Virginia in
Norfolk, has been elected by the President and
Directors of the Exchange Bank of Virginia,
Cashier ofthat Institution, vice Wright South.
gate, deceased.
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A COOP DIvIDKND-The North Western
Bank of Virginia is up with the Valley Bank;
having declared q net dividend of Ave per cent,
for the last half year.
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Complimentary TO PROF. NUN RI.
THE subscribers 20 the COMPIIMEN FAIRY
l. BALL TO Pref II. w. Munder, on Wednesday
next, February 18th, are requested TO procure their
tickets be lore the night of the Ball. Tickets 10 be
had OF any OF the Managers and at the Piano. Music
and Stationery tSore Of John r. Ellis, where the
subscription list may be seen. Those who fail 60
subscribe in time, will have to send their names 20
the committee, ON the night Of the Ball, at the sa-
loon. feb l2-a
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A PArRIARcH.-Msjor Isaac Means, of Tay.
lor county. Va. native of Hampshire, has
fourteen children, one hundred and seven
grand children, and forty four great grand
children. He is now in his eighty first year
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SMALL Pox.-The Lynchburg Virginiau
learns that several cases of small pox have
recently broken out at the White Sulphur
Springs of Virginia.
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THE CHOIR OF WESLEY CHAPEL,
Assisted by several OF the most talented Chorster
Of Baltimore and Washington, Will give
Concert Of Sacred Music
Attheir Church, on the corner Of Fifth and suees
On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 18th,
When the following Programme Of beautiful and
popular pieces viii be presented IN their best
style, under the direction Of Prof. ]. II. DASrsL.
PART Z.
I. Hail, Great Creator
2. Solo, Qun,ette and Duet-God OF the Faher
less.........Miss Reed, Mr.. Monen, d Messrs.
Hodeson, Shuster and Daniel
3. solo-Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep........R
4. Chorus, with obligato solo-Methinks hear the
full Celestial Choir, Solo by.........M Miss Reed
5. soao-The White Squal.......-J. Hodgson
6. Quartette, Chant-Where can the Soul find Rest
!by Aiby).;,::-..: Mrs. Tsbler and Messrs. Abby
z. Duet-What are the Wild Waves Saying .........
Miss Reed and Mr.. Dawson
8. Solo, with Flute oblieato-Sacred Peace (by Al
by).........Mrs Rutter
8. Anthem-Thrice Happy Man.
PAkTu.
1. Chorus, with Obgaio Solo-Ths Marvellous
Work, Solo Bly,. Miss Reed.
2. Duet-Have Mercy upon us.....Mrs. Ruiier d
Mr.. Tabler
3. Solo-The Dying Giri.........I. Tabler
4. ouaret,e-The Christian Pilgrim (by Gregs)Mrs-
Rutter, Mrs. Tabler, and Messns. Tabler and
5. solo-ihe Star spangIed Banner........Mis Reed
6. Quartette-Slumber Genie Pilgrim ARRANGED by
Aiby)-.-.:-:. Mrs. Tabler and Messrs. TabIer,
Z. Solo-Eve's Lamentstion. Rutter
8. Solos and Chorus Let us with a joyful mind,
Solos by.........Mrs MorseIl
Cards of admission Is cents, 10 he had al the
Bookstores OF r. Taylor, Taylor Maury, Gray b
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0 The large and senvenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street il for rent. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star office.
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BThe Mayors Of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
and Philadelphia, have initiated Mayor Wood
Of New York, In opening complaint books. I"
tits an example worthy Of imitation every
where
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Cards Of admission IS cents, 20 he had at the
Bookstores Of F. Taylor, Taylor Maury, Gray b
Balantyne, and OF the ladies Of the Choir.
Concert 10 commence al u O'Clock.
feb 9Th MS3It
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BLACK SPIRITs AND WBIrE.-Ths Boston
Transcript says, a certificate of intsntion Of
marriage between black man and q white
woman, was issued on Monday.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On yesterday, the 18th of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stock...... $1,l67 30
For paying other Treasury debts. 1898 AZ
For the Customs. :............... 23SO6 SO
For covering into the Treasury from
customs. ......:............. 6s1 200 50
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands .................... 1O4, 900 10
For the War Department. ......,. 212,Ol7 y
For repaying in the War Depart
ment .................... 34,1s6 27
For the Interior Department 800. 1888 Is
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n The Harrisburg Telegraph has run up
this flag already at the head of its editorial
columns:
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1856,
HON. JAMES POLLOCK,
Oh PENNSYLVANIA"
1t is said that the editor of the Telegraph
wants fat office from the Governor
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MIR. BUSHNELL,S SCHOOL,

No. AL Thirteenth street, between ana y ss
TINE next quarter will com mence on the lIu Jul
III slant.
Circulars may be had at the principal bookstore
and al the School ros ms. feb 10 cow
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EOLD, SILVER, STEEL L. PLATED SPEC
" TACLES to suit every age and
eye, Riding Specs, X. X. Glasses, Eye -
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descrip-
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles &c, ~
Parsbola, Perifocal, Concave, Convex, and C6iOTed
Glasses put IN frames AT the shortest notice.
Persons in want Of glasses may be sure 10 sei
those which benefit the eye at
III. SEMKENS,
No: $40 Pa. avenue, bstw 9Th and IOth ss
jan 20
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SELDEN, WITHEHS l. co. BANK NOTES
~ will be taken al cash rates for Paper Blank
Books, Fancy Goods, Envelopes, and all other kinds
Oi Stationery, by WA. r. BAYLY,
No 37s Pa. avenue, bet. llth aud l2th SIS.
9-St
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DlSPATCH.
Twenty second ballot-Gwin, Democrat, J
81; Edwards, (Whig) SO; McCorkle. Demo.
craft 10; Broderick, Bogus Democrat0 I2;
hcDougal, (Democrat) S; Nathan, Supposed
LathamD 4; Burnett, Democrat l.
Motion to postpone to every Saturday mega
lived. All the ballots about tho same.
The Lisutenant'Ge General Bill, which passed
the House yesterday, gives General Scott some
$4,000 back pay, and about Sic, 900 Der an.
mum hereafter. The bill itself exhibits evil.
dences Of the evils of hasty legislation. That
is, it authorizes the President to confer the
title of Brevet Lieutenant General. &c.
Now, under our Constitution, the President
cannot be invested by Congress with any such
authority. There is no such rank now known
to our military system. 1t should have first
been created by law, and then the President
should have been authorized to nominate and
the Senate to confirm General Scott to the po
sition. This is the only constitutional process.
by which the end can be obtained. While We
admire Gen. Scott's military services as high
ly as any one can, and We are as grateful fol
them as any one can be, We have always beer
opposed to this proposition, inasmuch as it i,
but the adoption Of the English system of con
ferring rank by law on individuals, and no
as necessary part Of public Office. With tn,
death Of the individual, the rank dies, in thi
case, having no connection with the public
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WASHINGTON IRvINe's New Book
w for sale at
sHILLINGTov'S BOOKSTORE.
Wolfer's Roost, by Washington Irving
London Illustrated News by the last steamer
Lese's Gazette of Fashion for February
Hunts Merchants Magazine do
Rankings Abstract tor January
Westminster Review do
London Lancet for February
Ecle tic Magazine do
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards aud for sale at
SHILLINGTOv,S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
feb l2-3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-11

STEAMSHIP ASIA Boston reports having seen Ssh Inst
of Cape Sable wreck and two schooners near by.
sHp LIVING (of Boston) Holmes from shanshae for
NYork beore reported wrecked Jan in the China
Sea The China ONCE Boston had $40 600 insurance on the
cargo Of which was reinsnred At the Boyle
ten Off CO. also &C Boston
BANK JANE rupoR, at Boston from Bangor, Wales,
ports seeing NJ IL O'Clock OF 9th ns schooner in
Distress gcpg 10 eewsrd having boat towing asteru
the crew Throwing deck load Of lumber
name was Star could be made out Supp
she would 20 Sctuzte Beach The wind
heavy, could render no assistance
sopR SENATOR Bean at Boston from Frankfort reports
morning OF 9th of Cape Ann, carried
sprung aesk the water being door
VAS fallen with by the steamer General Knox from
Bangor, and towed TO this city.
THE HoPE Ryan, which arrived at Qusenstown on the
10Th from nes York wss struck ~ sea on the 2st March,
In lat AZ NJ Ion So W. and had TO throw sundry articles
board; ano the ship made vster afterwards.
The ADVANCE lecrsw, from Mobile for Havre, was
spoken the sd April lat 50 ", lou W. with both
pun working no msaboom aud foremast head sprung.
by the Mary bAmiiton, Baker from Galveston for Hare
BARK GEoReiAsA REYNOLDS at Boston s.h from Bslsi.
lost topmss the passstc and Nashua Lewis,
from Philadelphia with loss Of foretopmast.
Bare wnroRD Fisher Of Passport. Me, from New York
during sbssvy bio struck on the Northetn head ous
cane short time sitter, ALd hea 90 the deck aim ost
Immediately Strange 70 say III ugh having some so obls
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CLEARED
Bark Il Gamble, Powell 81 Marks, smaliwood, Andsr
sohr King Bird Weeks, Gibraltar 3 Gsser Co.
schr Alice, Howell. Baltimore, MAILER L Lord.
scSr Woleott, haisst, Boston Dayton Z So rasue.
scht Copy, Sturges Boston, James Hand.
Schr Jane, Harding, WarehAm master
Steamer Delaware Cope Philadelphia Sandfords line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, Richmond dc to Ludam
AN, on Cnnooteague Passed ship James Bogert Thurs
ms5 SD Il o %.n.G on MAJ and DAVIS
with mdse and 30 passengers to Morgan April % lat
- rs Ion 30 80 passed chip James Bogert bound w th
during heavy squa the away foremost frstop
mast and main toPgaant mast foreyard and jibboom.
ship csrous Mssnus, CONN Havrs April 49, with mdse
and ali passengers, 70 VIM Whtlock
&C. to W Risei Co. Feb H. Of Cape Horn, exchanged
eoler. With chip Empire Star bound April !s lat z N
Brig wanaerer Qsr Mckenzie windsor % days with po.
schr Start (of usrvch), Allen, walkton, Va 8 days
Schr Black Squall, Rose, Alexandria.
schr Excelsior Fountain Baltimore.
schr Seaman, Coburn, Baltimore
ssr MSGyss W%infs s,ar ps
sehr Samuel Hal Clendanisl Delaware.
ship Got.snbeTs from Hambnrs Au,sras Progress and
as below, not in sight this evening.
shiIs Albion, Lverpool New York. Havre; Golden Eagle,
San Francisco New World, Myerpoo barks Marava Bar
nG &. Hong es ss
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The Turf.

Yesterday was day Of disappointment to those who
went to the Centreve Course to witness the
between blk. Stella and b. 6. whaebone, for 1000
After all the usual preparations for race appointing Of
judges &C., &c. the horses appeared the track in
charge of their respective drivers, Hiram Woodruff be-
hind Stella, and George spicer with whaebone-the
betting being quite brisk Stella at 100 to 60-snd
scoring tines the OF Whaebone said
he would pay forfeit which ended the affair He,
ever offered to rot for hundred two to appease the
people, but the offer was not accepted, and there
NO
THURSDAY, May 1o-Trottins match, $4,000, mile
heats, best three in ave, In harness.
II woodruff named black Stella. =. reed forfeit
Col. Joseph Hall named b. g. Whsebone. paid forfeit
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Bsyton Of Boston, ON the improperly Of dongs things
in the dark.
motion to adjourn until O'Clock this evening was
debated and rejected.
The question Of assigning . time to hear Mr. Hiss's
defence came up and, after much talk, Mr.. Kinks OF
Boston, made very fsrvent speech against doing up
things in the dark. Ths this Lsg stature he sAi
such as were willing to show themselves ana their
deeds in daylight.
ne was interrupted py an inquiry az 70 wnat time
sany night after this, to morrow morning at ten
O'Clock.
Mr.. KMBALL OF Salem, moved to lay the mohon to
sign, and the relative to the time to which the
House should adjourn, the table, which motion pre-
vailed.
The House then agreed to take up the Hiss subject to-
morrow evening at O'Clock, and at O'Clock 1t ad
iOurned
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Complaints are often made by in the Southern
steamers especially those from california that they
detained at sandy Hook for the want of pilot Allow
through valuable Journal to Inform the public
Of this detention because they the boats
on shore the weather is good in order to boarded
che not there one instance out Of many the writer
would mention that he spoke the I'd inst steamship
star Of the west and the captain refused to take pilot
beg further to state what consider an act oil Injustice
These steamer plotted to the pilots attached to
the above alluded TO boat matter by what other pilots
they be brought in We obliged by law to board
under penalty of $780, which 10 has been recently
ex.cted all vessels whether large or small having signal
flying pilots and II rather hard cruising far TO
we necessarily do TO be refused, because are OF
shore Very respectfully, yours.
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The Cole and Cuab,,th Dimcuisy.

In Justice TO my family we'll as TO myself wish to ~
form TIE public columns that have been 10
ds, efter full nvesgsticn pronounced BY justices Da
and Pearcy Jefferson Market Police Court,
Of charge OF bsstsrdy preerred anst me by
Ann Neasor and honoraby discharged Were IL not tor
INV fsy should not have felt as kecniy a. have the
dsrr, st,endsnt upon so grave charge and am anx
ious all who have perueed tte NOTICES " my srrest,
should learn aso my acquitth lHbo. CCDBlRtU
Mn YORK MAJ ID. tslI.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY II,

ceived your sanction should refuse to aid In naturaz
ing fose'gner In the Courts of Massachusetts,.
For these reasons maturely considered but hastily
written, and many Of which are merely glanced at
specfuy decline acceding to the Address Of the two
branches OF the legislature for the remova OF Edward
Greeley Lorpg from the Office Of Judge Of Probate for
the county Of Suffolk HENRY ]. GARDNER.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l0-Arr brig Sarah Ellen, sar
gent Portland schrs Freeman, kickerson, New York
Almira Candy. and ADRIAN, nsett, New Bedford; Leo
CID steamer Sanford Sanford NYork briss Lady Of
the Lake. Cott,c fckerson Nckerson, and Irene Wass
Boson schrs Adrian Haett. FAN River; Mayo. and
Freeman, Nickerson Boston; Midway Belle tBr, No
Halifax; Almira, Candy Providenos Amira forty
Portsmouth, NH
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Telegraphlc Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9-Arr ships Troy, and Oriental
Boston.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, May 10, 1855.

ALMANAC new YoRK-rHrs DAY.
SUN nIsEs...........4 40 NOON RISES. morn.
SUN sErs...............7 8 HIGH wATrR..r..eve.
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BALTIMORE-Au Nay bark yoseph maxwell Farrell,
Srsy; s.Iii,T Maine Law Packard
Tines, KEN SXosi Isabella, Hayden Ghss.:ten big:
caroline, bin Troy; TIlis =, Endieo.. Dshton sdath
Hsvsns; Srigs wsnderer, Mckenzie NYerk; Porter.
9Th bark Cora, Burnham Liberia; Sb, ship Union Clark.
pool ss,R ult via malifss III nss Asia arr :.
her doci at 80 M bark Jane Tudor (Br Hughes Bsn.
lBr) Hutchinson Jeremie l2h nit. Lett Ellen Dyer.
Wilmington, n O. Ocean wave tof sansorl, vea.ie VIII
mnston, G; Kalos Matthews Baltimore; Wskuils Gro:
Parker Compton Phiiadeip CID stssmship xries Cr,
Harrison Liverpool via Halifax piedment Post Bastmore;
Hodedon lsguna de Terminus Yucaani wildhre date Of
Bcstop Marshall Of and for NYork bris sheet Ancnos
iseS schrs Perry
SID Wind NE strong with heavy sea in the bay
Africa Cat y io chip visuia osrks lmosm ana
CHARLEsTOr-Ar May I steamships Nashyilis Berry.
NYork ti hours Quaker City Hodgdon Phadeipha chip
son, Crsnmer EYcrk sid schr Col satterly stetson
S%,EEw oRIEANs-Arr May sbips Toulon, Upshsr, n
York Union Davis do; Brsndywine Merr, Liverpool;
bark osmsni Gordon, Palermo via Gibraltar brig syste
Y Tsyor Mousssams OBJ snis do Msr,
brown Mobile; Ibos Perkins nisras Bssten bark Mary
aen,sins, Mobile 10Th nit shps EisaSsss
sn sry sna bs rufus ssus I'd shp yon
NORFULRr-Arr NAYS schr Mountain Eagle Ames Car.
10 Hampton Rcat,--hark John caakio, Howe from Cat
guano f.r ORD
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vstipg He had tai part ia the matter directly or
i,drssy and as was ss,s sort Of family quarrel he
Some members expressed themselves anxious to hear
the opinion Of the democratic party the subject.
On bis name being called, Mr.. Brown made
sponse and after discussion, the Speaker stated
that no could be had against the from
Toand but to instruct the Sergeant Arms to hold
him in custody for contempt.
10 save trouble, Mr. BROWN voted yes.
Mr.. RuFus 3. PoPE, Of Boston, was excused from
voting, be having been absent when the question
stated.
scene Of much confusion ensued in relation to the
privileges Of members TO state their why they
should not vote Several were called and voted
OF were excused because they not in the House
when the question was put.
The SpKAKER then announced the vote to be a. fol-
FOR the adoption OF the report. 203
Against its adoption 81
Msjority fer adoption 172
MI STONE, oil Boston, after lew PREDATORY
offered the following resolutions =
Resolved Per set forth in the report Of the Com
nitte just that Joseph Hiss, msnber
city OF boston be- hereby expelled this House
Resolved That the Committee on the Pay Roll be in
gS Sss tho 70 MAXI Sy sy n Joseph MSS 70 and
Mr.. LnTLkFELD, Of Foxooro', moved that Mr. Hiss be
allowed to appear ut the bar OF this House, BY his conn
sci, and plead his defence.
x motion TO 20 into Committee OF the Whole for the
consider alton OF the subject Of the resolutions and
motion assign to morrow at 10 o'clock for the hear
Mr. HISS rose and stated that II was impossible that
his could be ready before 10 O'Clock to
The discussion assignment was so noisy that We
could make nothing out Of IT, The whole OF the mem
bers spoke at once. . =
Finally the notion 70 allow Mr. Hiss hearing through
counsel was carried.
Mr. EANVs Of Maiden, moved that the consideration of
The receives exteing Mr. Hss be specially assigned for
"a. morrow As 10 o'clock
A uotion 10 substitute o'clock TO morrow evening
nsae, which elected indignant speech from Mr..