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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-15
S OMETHING NEW!
THE HELION LIGHT!
BY WoLSTENHOLME
Warranted More brilliant fI,nu Gaxt


Warranted More Brilliant than Gas!
PORTABLE AS FLUID SAFE AS OIL
AND CHEAPER THAN EITHER!ll
The Manufacturer claims that Of these Lamps gives
str times the light Of an ordinary doublewck fluid lamp,
for cent per hour
@. G. MUNGER respectfully announces TO the citi-
Gems Of Worcester and vicinity that he has opened depot
in RichmOnds Block 1853 Main street, No. Up Stairs,
where the Lamps and Oil for this beautiful light can be
had in any quantities, and fluid other lamps adapted
to the use Of this light at short notice.
Also, Wolstinhomes Files in every variety, for sale
the same place. diff d.
NDATENT ELASTIC HORSE SHOE
The subscribers, residents Of Worcester having been
for time using tie Patent Elastic Horse Shoe manu-.
featured by Mr.. A. p. JORDAN, find them answer an
admirable purpose especially for horses with tender feet
uay restoring the feet 10 soundness and health For
horses would not be without them the cost Of
Ihoes and shoeng, and we very confidently recommend
them 10 the public.
y. WARREN, H. W. EDDY,
s sHpEs E THR Oxford E SaENass WAgNEh
D. j. BAKER, osGooD BRADLEY
JONATHAN DAY, ALBERT KINGSLEY
$50 dit
GtLENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER,
" This delightful perfume, prepared By Chemical
process from the hot house plant.
LEMON TRIFOLIA.
is confidently recommended to the Ladies In particular on
0f Its refreshing and delightful odour. contains
all the fragrance Of the plant itself In concentrated
form, and will be found very useful for removing the Ian
guor occasoed by crowded rooms, &C. Also as a delic.
ious Perfume for the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale In Worcester, together with assortment Of
Glenn's justly celebrated perumery, by H. r. LAzELL
SiBLKY SooTT, Bush Co., n. II. MARSH, d. sooTr
yR, M b. GREEN, JAMES GREEN, Druggists, &e., and by
JE0. M0REY Co.. JANKlgs a CLouGu, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by l.. W. GLENN, 20 South lth st.,
Philadelphia. to whom all orders must be addressed
mch30 deodn
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Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 7.05 NJ, Nor
witch at p NJ, for Ayn's Point, connecting with the
staunch and avore steamers Connecticut and Worcester.
The 545 A Nj train from Norwich, connects at ThOmp
Junction with train for Blackstone, Providence Ded
ham and Boston and Worcester with trains Of Boston
and Wore er Railroad for Boston and Way stations with
the Worcester and Nashua and Providence and Worcester
Railroad rains-at Worcester Junction with trains going
West.
The IL. Is NJ train reaches Worcester junction in
for Express Train for Boston.
Passengers for New York via Steamboat from Stations
the line Of this Road will take the 30 NJ train from
Worcester
T Passengers must procure Tickets before entering the
Cars.
P. st. NJ ANDREWS Agent.
A. r uVjpb Al
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HISEMALE MEDICAL OFFICE. NO. q
SUDBURY STREET, B0ST0N.-.MRS CASWEIL
MOTT, formerly of the Howard Botanic InGrnary
Mrs Caswell Female Ply stefan in the above establish
ment, formerly kept by Mrs Mott and Mrs Byrnes, AMI
would say to her female friends that she has removed 10
81 Sudbury street. where she can be consulted all dis
eases peculiar to her SEX all hours of the day
ing. Sheha retted her Office repenshed her stock Of
medicines SECURED medical and surgical aid of very high
Character and is ready be consulted by her patients
and the public. To that class Of females dislike to
oonsut one of the opposite SEX in extreme necessity
she offers as heretofore, the ncstmable benefit of cd
nCatod, experienced, and discreet Female Medical Adviser
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to her sex, Mrs
has to think herself second any other reg
ular practitioners and she permitted refer those ladies
who wish to consult her. to other ladies have found
relief from her skill Rooms provided for those who wish
10 remain during treatment
N. b. private Lying-n Asylum, of the first cIass
Tor convenience and security is connected with the estah
lishment and personally superintendent by Mrs. C,
IL Advice gratis. All letters (port paid promptly
attended to.
Remember the number, 81 SUDBURY ST. SCI div
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A GENTS WANTED-To engage in lucrative
IA and permanent business, of the sale of Dr. j. Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALSAM SALVE 4 SPREAD
PLASTERS
For further particulars inquire of ]. c. ST0DDARD
Agent for Worcester Middesex and Essex Counties No
Newton ST., to whom all orders for Medicine or app
cation for Agencies must be addressed
apis DIFF
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ERUNKLEE's NOR REMEDY
y AEERY MPORTANI, COMROMMD.

1t nvigorates, restores, and cleauses the
IA system makes the blood flow freely, and
'''NN> gives it bright color, by dissoving the
81 = matter that floats in the blood, is lodged
- z 4 IN the secrctions of the stomach, liver, bow
- -, y els or skin, while at the time the
EA = "a strength is increased. Thus we see its adap
Eth - y tation to skin diseases, such SALT
ECT . X 3RHEUM, PIAIPLES, B0ILS, RASH, OLD
= = = SORES, SGALD HEAD, &C., &C, as well
E>---,s as GENERAL DEBILITY, SCR0FULA,
ClIlH I'd LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, DYS.
EMERY, DTARRHGA, WEAK STOMACH AND BOW
ELS, CANNuR, HUM0RS on THE STOMACH AND LIVER
Mr.. Duu& has many certificates and references Ofe
benefit RENE d has given in the above cases.
All orders addressed to VIM. A. DUNKLEE, East Cam
bridge Proprietor will meet with prompt attention. Fc
sale by all the medicine dealers in Worcester and vicinity
mch3 wildly
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RtURE YOUR CORNS.-If you wish to cure
~ your Gorns use HOUCIIIN'S CORN SOLVENT -
This valuable preparation from English recipe has
been tested for II years. and has proved ecacious wher
ever used By the use Of this Solvent is soencd
ana gr1wSe les, until 1t finally disappears No pain or irri-
tatlon is caused by its COrns twenty-five years
standing have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle. Prepared by T.W HOUCHIN 4 Newbury-st
Wore st,r, Mass, and for sae at thu Druggists Shoe
Btorcs and Groceries. I'r q" % Coats, enough {
cure many Corns. lg'AGENTS WANTED.
So dlysplm
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TOOTHACHE CY RED B,

-.--I---.--- WN'lIls OF INC fdINI- ENN WENT e
DESTROYER, by Pa GEORGE 0.
STEABNS Surgical Dentist, Formerly Of the firm of Drs
Searns Brothers. Boston operator ten years expe-
Renee Office No. Z PIPER BLOCH, Worcester Where
may be obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article at prices to suit the times. Also BEST
BLOCK TEEr1I-my experience in the manufacture and
insertion of which dates back farther than that of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County.
Great improvement in TEMPORARY TEETH, enabling pa
tents to eat with them, while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent deNture.
Ladies and Gentlemen who desire preserve the beau.
ty and symety of their front teeth may rest assured
that they can have them filed at this Office, without un-
necessary mulaton with the file. Prices Of Filling from
Fifty Cents to Five Dollars. my25 diff
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pFAFF'S BOQUET SCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS.

The celebrity which this wonderful article has attained
the short space of time has been in use has induced
the proprietor to place before the public in form more
suitable for family 1t has been recommended by the
Faculty, and has received the unqualified appreciation of
MEDICINE dealers throughout the country For General
Debility Flatuency Chronic Complaints, Dropscal At
iectonsno matter from what they may have bren
induced-its effect is magical beyond description For
Dyspepsia its efficacy is unrivalled when used regularly,
and in oper quantities. Great care has been taken to
secure the continued manufacture in the same state of p
y That has been represented by Prof Hayes, in his
uhcate 1t Is the purest article introduced in this
markc and the proprietor would caution purchasers to
buy OF none but his authorised Agents Every bottle is
stamped -. PFAFF, l6 Exchange street"
n port on the result Of Analytical Comparison the
"Boqnet Schiedam Schnapps," imported aud sold by
Jacob Patf and Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps
'l9,653 pounds of Pfairs sample contain only pound
OF less volatile matter. 1923 pounds Of Woe's sample
contain pound less volatile matter Showing the al
most entire freedom in Pias sample from any non-vola
tile drug whatever. (Signedj
A A. HAYES,
Assayer TO State of Massachusetts.
10 Boylston street, Boston, June II, 1854"
Price 10 cents per bottle For sale by Jacob Pfaf, 16
Exchange street, Boston. d3m d2T
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VEGETABLE,

and although powerful, they will not niure in the eas
the delicate constitution. Th, preparation is
ranted the above mentone eases, without usn
any external applications. Wit. y Indian Vegetable
Medicines you reF tho. ugh cure, by calling
npon me at ny Office.
Main street. No. 121. Worcester
.N1s ilv DE. I. 4. Ill H.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED MILLINERs at
w No. ia Main street. Apply Immediately to
81 diff AUSTIN FLINT.
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER r. r.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER R.R.
~ Ezstszzzzzsz1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT Com
ca esxSs smencing Monday, Jan. l, 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Elk. from Framingham) and LAO
A. NJ. $3.50 Ex.) 4.10 and (1030, Ex) P. NJ.
" Millbury $50 am. 345 p. m
4" Milford at 7.O5, Gas " AIS
&C Marlboro at7,15
=" Fram'm at Is Ex.), sos. 1910 a. M, (4.15 Ex /,
$40, Q1.12 Ex.) Up. m
=" SaXOnvlle at 7.15 $50
" Newton, $40, *7.5O, 1886 9.l5 al OF (W. Tr.)
a. M. 150 "A, 5.37 (W. IT,, $50, S15 p. IN.
" Brooklne, $50 $780, S15, S45, 10 a m. 100, z
81, St, 81, and p. m.
" Needham Plain, 8, & S.15, am; 1t, & 455 D. m
New York Mail leaves Worcester every Monday at LIS
A. NJ.
NV. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 720 (and Ex.) a. M, 1.50, e. 80
Ex.), and 5(Ex. to FrRmngham) P. NJ.
" Millbury at 7.20 a. m. SPIN
Milford at 100 m. $50, 4.30, p. IN.
Marlboro, 43O, s
birmingham at 100, Is Ex.l a. M, 15O, $50 Exl
$50, 10 Ex1 pm.
SaxonYile at o.l5 a. m 545 D. m.
g Newton, 72O (W. Tr.) 815, and 9.15 a. m; 1880,
l5o CIV. Tr.,) 3, $50, 5.45, 4 and 915 p. m.
Brookline, Z, $50, 8, aud IL nj. 1245 2.40 $50,
sos, 9, IT'S, and 80 p. m.
Charles River Branch, 7, a. m. IL $3.50, p. m.
New York Sunday Mail at P. NJ.
" Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
G. TWICHELL, sup't.
Roston. Ian. / 1874 da,ytf
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EaURRA! HURRA!! HURRA II!

Ea URRA! HURRA =! HURRA ~!
Alarming news to the Regulars The remedy at last
discovered; the of bowel complaints discovered
Save your Children YOURSELF your doctors bill
and save your money! and when you find you begin
ming to get weak and debitated, Hobensack's Worm
Eyrup and remove the worms which the dysentery tits
nny necessary to take of Hobensacks Liver Pills tn
torrect the bile, and you are cured
j. N. HOBENSACK, Proprietor, Philadelphia
For sale by p r. SLATER u Co. 3 fremont Temple
tjostJn Wholesale Agents tor New England
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nNR. MOVIES COUGH RALSAM EnI

ERR. MOVIES COUGH BALSAM FOR
.Eb Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza Bon.
chatas, Group, WhoOping Cough, Summer C0mplaintI
Of Children, Diarrhea and Dysentery, and general
Nervous UnedsineSS, preventing sleep.
3- My Cough Balsam is prepared and sold only at my
Jtce on Middle Street. Lowell supply all orders from
abroad. Druggists have not and had my formula
by which it is prepared In this city they use my name
for money-making. The consequence is they prepare
spurious article to my essential injury. protest against
such unjust and unlawful uso of my
mclZj ltf DANIEL MOVIE
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Ia, ngs -E;ssss.-at@, BOSTON & ". YORK
6@sS W. CENTRAL RAILROAD.--On
and after Monday October 3D. 1854 will leave Boston
Via Blackstone Norwich, New London and New Haven't
for New York, follows connecting with the trains on
the Providence and Worcester and (ya that road with
the Western Road 10 Albany and the West.
Leave Boston at $50 A. NJ, and $3.50 P. NJ.
Leave New York at s A. NJ, and A p. NJ.
Connecting with the regular trains Providence and
Worcester, Norwich and Worcester and New London and
New Haven R0als
The train leaving Boston at 80 z. NJ stops at Norwich
night, and proceeds next morning at O'Clock, d.
rectly 10 New York via New London.
The train leaving New York at 4 p. NJ, stops at Nor
witch night aud proceeds next morning directly To
Boston, arriving At % A. NJ.
Passengers for Boston and Way Stations on the Boston
and Y Central Railroad, per Providence and Worces-
ter Trains, VIII proceed without delay at blackstone
J. j. FLOYD, Superintendent.
Boston, 81. dawtf 90
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WORCESTER 6 NASHUA RAILROAD


Trains arriving at Nashua directly with trains
of Concord. BSCn Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsic, ard Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton junction, with
upward and downward trains of the Fchburg Railroad,
and with all trains of the Stony Brook Railroad to from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro' and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains of that road.
At Worcester 80 train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, II 10 train
meets with Boston 4 Worcester, and Western Raroai
trains 10 Connects with trains from all the above
named roads,i udng the Express train from New York
and Albany. rain arriving at 05 In connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train To New York and Albany That arriving at ! 80
wit. m trains Of above roads. That arriving At SO
p with the New iork Steamboat Train via Nrrwich
FlTCHBU RG AND WORCESTER X Ii TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains,
Leave Fitchburg at IS a m; II 40 and and 40 m.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL Is a m, and Is IN.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Woi-
cester, GrOton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitchburg
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton junction, and Nashua, Snow Widcr's Path
finder and Railway Guide.
% Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur.
lingon, Montpelier, Wells River, White River Junction,
St Johnsbury, Plymouth, Lteton and Wiers.
G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
WpF for AuTt,
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9NRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND

9NRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
T. DR0PS.-DR. &. A. HILL, No. III Main Street.
Worcester Mass would say that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, NJ D. while
practicng in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RECORD, of Paris aud ACs
TON, of London.
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the female
system, and be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases.
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One trial will convince the most skeptCa and never
after viii they be induced take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
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under the preence efecng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the SYSTEM without producing the desired result any
sign of it, should shun Il bpeds and but the
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy cure without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of an ex
tensye practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would add their merit We would
only say try them. They will be any part of the
country from observation by addressing (post paid
Dr. G. A. HILL, No. 121 Main st.,
Worcester. Mass.
l. Full directions accompanying Dottle
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-17
Prescott, the Historian.

The numerous readers of the charming his
tories of Mr.. VIM. III. Prescott, may be glad to
hear word Of the historian himself He APP
pears daily in our streets, and may be often seen
taking long walks for the preservation of his
health. He is now at his winters residence, on
Beacon street, where he spends about nine
months Of the year. The other three months
he has generally spent at Nahant or Pepperell,
at both of which places he has country seats
most genial to the pursuits of an author. Mr..
Prescott is as systematic in his studies as any
Boston merchant, and as great miser Of the
minutes. As many have learned, he was SO I'M
fortunate as TO lose one Of his eyes while in Har.
ward College. BY this loss, the other eye be-
came weakened through oyerwork, so that,
practically, he has written his immortal histo.
ries as the blind write, or with an apparatus
such as they use.
And yet he has scarcely the appearance ofany
difficulty Of sight, and recognizes his friends
in the street with that single faithful eye. In
deed, the observer might regard his eyes as fine
as one could desire. Mr.. Prescott, when en-
gagged in writing, writes rapidly, averaging about
seven Of the printed pages of his volumes daily.
His secretary copies his manuscript in good
plain hand for the printer. He is now dill
gently composing history Of Philip III. His
private library is a very valuable one particu.
larly in the department Of all that history can
throw any light upon the subjects Of his present
and past investigations. His library contains
nearly G,000 volumes. 1t is picture Of a room,
that the proprietor had constructed for his
special use, as he did his study, some distance
above ii towards the heavens, where his beau.
tiful compositions are produced
That Mr.. Prescott, with his physical embar.
easements, has accomplished so much towards
forming an American standard literature, squite
marvel. Another wonder is, that though he
has been confined to his books and his study for
fortyyears, as closely as the monk to his cloister
he has nothing Of the scholastic manner, but
the ease and polish Of gentleman wholly in
society.--Boston Cor. Of The Journal Of Com.
neTce.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-17
.ashiagtnn gsntinel.
[Erom the London News.l
The Emperor Napoleon Cont m plating a
Change in the French Constitution.


Change in the French Constitution.
PARIS, Dec ID have to-day heard a very
curious story--most interesting if true-and a
story which, although it can hardly have been
made public without breach of confidence,
and therefore must be received with certain
amount of mistrust, find confirmed upon en-
quiry in so many quarters, that l cannot re-
sist the belief that there must be some truth in
it. ! am informed that an extraordinary coun-
Gil was convoked by the Emperor on Friday
last to consider the question, whether it might
not be expedient, under existing circumstances,
to revise the constitution, with view to in.
crease the popularity of the government by
calling upon the nation to take mor1active
part in public affairs.
At this council all the ministers were pres
ent except NJ Bineau, who is i'll. There were
also present MN. Troplong and Mesnard, the
president and vice president of the Senate,
NM. Baroche and Rouher, president and vice
president of the council of State, M. de Nor
ney, president of the Corps Legislatif, and M.
Pietri, the Project of Police. The Emperor
opened the proceedings in terse speech,
which seemed to have been learned by heart
He said, in substance that, the gravity of the
situation induced him to ask their frank opin-
ions. He believed peace to be probable, al
most certain, but it was nevertheless, necessary
to make material and moral preparations for
war; He desired to be advised whether, in
case the war SHOULD 60 on, it would be desira.
BILE to introduce some notifications into the
constitution OF the empire favorable to the
liberty Of the tribune and the liberty of the
press.
He wished also that the council would con.
slider the same question on the supposition Of
peace being concluded. NJ. Troplong forcibly
and almost violently argued that no change
should be made. He maintained that the
safety of the government and of society de
pended upon the maintenance Of the pictorial
system inaugurated in December, 1851. NJ
Billault took the lead on the other side. Or
the suggestion of member of the council, il
was decided by the Emperor that the two ques
tons he had put should be considered together
since he believed, on reflection, that the inter
nal regime, which might be good in time o
war, would be equally desirable in time o
peace. On division, the council resolved, BY
a majority of 9 against 5, that some alterations
were desirable, that there was something to be
done. The members who voted in the minority
we're MN. Troplong, Fould Mesnard, Morny,
and Magne. The Emperor, it is said, listened
patiently as his wont is, to all the observations
that were made, and at the end of the sitting
thanked the members of the council for their
advice, without giving any indication of his
own opinion. You will remember that when
Lord Palmerston was in Paris, rumor was
current that he had suggested to the Emperor
the advisahility of considering the question
now said to have been mooted at the council.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-17
C0ngrfssionaI.
THIRTY-1HIRD CONGRESS.
Tuesday, january I6, 1883.
SECOND SESSION.

sosS- uCsSdys 0dhuaAy 40, 1900
A large number Of petitions was presented TO
the Senate this morning, among which was one
from the convention of old soldiers, who lately
assembled in this city, one from eighty-lhree In
dian veterans, who also rendered service in the
war Of 1872, and one from sixteen hundred citi-
zens IN favor of the application Of the old soldiers
iof the bounty fthe government. Mr.. SEWARD,
In presenting them, urged their claim upon the ia
vorable consideration of the Senate.
Several river and harbor Improvement bills, on
the motion Of Mr.. CASS, were made the special
order Tor an early day next week. They were
bills TO make provision for the Improvement of
the mouths of the Mississippi river, the channel
OF the 81. Clair fata and the Des Moines river
rapids.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate an
Executive communication, in answer 10 a resolu-
lion OF the Senate, requesting TO be furnished with
the names OF minisers, charges, and other dplo-
matte agents oftheGovernment, who have been
appointed during some years past, with statements
al the time at which their compensation COM
menced, and the tine Of their departure for their
posts
Mr.. BRODHEAD, on whose motion the call
was made, said that this information was deemed
necessary to enable the Senate properly to con-
slider the reforms that were required in the civil
and consular service. A bill is now before the
House OF Representatives,, on this subject, and
may be expected y reach the Senate in a few
days, in anticipation OF which this communication
printed.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
bl! TO increase tho compensation Of United States
judges and members Of Congress.
Alter debate, . melion was made TO lay the bill
on the table, but il was not agreed to, and the
Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of Execu-
tive business
nd afto n. a,y,o