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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-09
The. Welsh Nightingale.

fAfew dpys since we had the plcssur,
or an Introduction to Mrs. Lati,ia How
ellis, the distinguished Welsh Vocnlis
who hns recently arrived here TO ioir
.., her husband upon his return from Cali.
fornia, She Is fair typa OF a noble
woman-possessing o fulI, meIodiou,
soprano voice Of great .compsss. and
power, which has been cultivated and
trained under able masters. until she
was acknowledged, in her native coun.
try, 10 be ono of tho most accomplished
daughters Of the Queen Of Song. Pre-.
vious 10 her advent among us, we had
read and heard Of her as one OF nature.
gifted daughters-ihe "Welsh Nightin.
gale" or "Eos Cymru"-a name that for
the last eight years has been identified
with the ballads and melodies OF her
native country. .tl-- .Ia
There are held annually in Vale.
"Liierary Festivals" or "Eisteddvods," ;"
for the cncoursgeinent Of the science,
literature and music Of Cambria; they
are extensively palronized by the nobiI.
iiy, wealth and fashion Of the Iand.-
Among the many prizes distributed al
these Festivals are prizes given for the
best singers, and the musical talent Of
the country is brought together to com.
pete for the Iaurels. For the past eight
years Mrs. H. has been tho successful
competitor for all the most valuable
prizes at these Festivals, including the
great Abergavcany Eisteddvod. Her
fame as singer was not confined mere.
Iy 10 the secluded valley where she
dwelt, OF the principally OF Wales; but
it .eached London, wncre she was intro.
duced by her distinguished patron, Lady
Hall. to the first circles Of that great
metropolis, where she sang before the
Queen, Prince Albert, Duchess Of Kent,
and others Of the nobility, appearing be.
fore them in her native costume, charm.
ing them with the sweet melodies OF her
mountain home. We wclc ONE her to |
her new home; may she win new laurcls
10 entwine around the wreath already |
bestowed by her apprecating country.
men. We have heard her sing some OF
her country's melodies--in English and
Welsh--and was highly grati6ed. She
has sweet melodous soprano voice.
and executes the most difficult music
with great skill and fine artistic taste,
and we believe truly that she is fully dc.
serving OF the high praise bestowed in
her favor by her native Press.
We have the gratGcation 10 an.
nounce that al the request OF many
iiiends, she has consented to give con.
cert during the month Of October, when
shs will be aided by several vocalists of
known repute, including her husband
MI Isaac Howells--a vocalist of con.
siderable ability,--so that the lovers Of
good singing will have an opportunity Of
hearing the Welsh Nightingale" |, is
the design Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howells to
travel the coming winter and give
concerts Of sacred and secular music.
They intend visiting Scranton, Pittston,
Pottsville, Phlladelphia. New York, and
other principal cities Of the Union.
In o few weeks we shall De able TO
10y before our readers a programme O!
their first concert in this city.--Car6on.
dale Transcript.
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YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD!
VENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

If any there nrc thn, have not heard the news
or the recent arrivals OF new Boots aud shoes,
We wish such 10 turn their attention this WY,
And hear OH that subject what we hnve TO sny.
Al the Psoplc's shoe Store on Lawrence street,
We have u lnrgc stock Of Shoes, new ana neat
A nd we think our knowledge is such Of the trade
For Ladies' and Misses we have Boots, Shoes ahd
Guiiers;
And Shoes for the Boys two that nightly 4 cnpers.
We have DO OTIS Shoes, slippers and Gaiters for Men
The denr little Chcrubs. we have shoes too for them
The foot we Gun III, we think about right
But TO fiji the gourd too IS another Thing qultei
Yet come along all That wishing to buy,
II Harper ant sell he surelr will try.
Now we do not intend - make any blow
But still continue 10 sell our goods low;
The nnble sxpence our motto, be that understood
For the shilling that comes slow We 'hhk 10 mix
good"
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM LEE & co.,
"a, WEST FOURTH STREET,
rINCI MAY ATT

OFFER 10 their customers and others, an unusually
" LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, in
oil the varieties Of Go"Ds for the selected with
great care regard to styles. qualities and prices.
Attention is respec fully invited 10 very extensive
assormenfs in the following departments, viz:
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDKRIEs, portion Of which were
imported direct
SILKS OF rHE NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES, in
great variety.
PAINTED MusLIS-DE-I.AINEs, PLAIN FRENCH MERr-
nos, aud other Fancy Goods.
CALcOES AND GINGnAMs-The styles and prices
will usual, secure attention TO this depar r.nent
Flannels hlusins, Linens, Housekeeping Goods, n
larger stock than usual in varieties and prices suit
ALL
Cloths. Casimeres and other Goods for Boys.
Shawls of new and popular styles.
Also Cionks, and Vevcts, Cloths, and other mutcri-
ais for Cloaks. Particular attention s invited the
ClOaks from the manufacturing department OF the
House.
N. B.. Our purchases made in large quantities,
and al the most advantageous rates; and our selling
prices the one price sy stem, will be found advana-
geOus TO ustomofs. WILLIAM LEE co.
sep2J
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New Fall Millinery Goods.
2O4, FIFTH, STREET CINCINNATI, O.
MRS, J. A, HENDERSON,

ATE Mrs. E. NJ. RICK, is just opening a
i 4 splendid Stock of new BoNNErs, RisBoNs,
FRENCH FLowERs FEATHERS TRrMiNGs &C., &c
suitable for the full trade, to which she would
respectfully invite the attention of her Gus.
toners. Her Stock will be kept replete through
out the Season, by daily arivals from New York
with all that is new and beautiful, in her line
of Business and at the lowest cash prises.
Country Merchants and Milliners will find it
to their advantage to look through her Whole
sale Department before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. J. A. HENDERSON,.
2(4. Fifth street, between Elmn and Plum
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. sep l8
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ORLANDO j. HOPKINS,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
Front Street. Ironton, Ohio.
Adjoining Campbell, Peters & Co.'S

Dealer in Flour, Bran, Shorts, Meal, Corn,
Oats, Hay, Salt, Lime, Timothy Seed, Glover
Seed, Blue Grass Seed. Picklcd Pork, Bacon,
ard. Butter, Eggs, &c. ;
MR.. HOPKINS may be found at all times in
Nt the Rail Road Office at the Depot and his
Clerk at his business establishment. His hour
il made nom wheat raised in the limestone fe-
one Of the best mills in the State, He will keen
on hand al all times sweet and fresh butter.
Hs object 10 quick sales, small proAts and q
cash business. On all Commission Goods he
will make returns. - soon assAles are effected.
lropton, Aug. 20, tS66.--1Q6
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ATTACHMENT.

8. WARD. Plaintiff, } Before B. F. BRANHAM,
e, HAT rURvEY, Justice Of the Peace. in ar.
NOTICE is hereby given that wri,
sued by said d. F. Branl,am against the goods chat
ties, stocks or interests in stocks, rights credits,
neys aud effects of HAT rurvey, made returnabie on
with interest and ten dollars, the payable costs Of
suit, which said writ has been returned and tho SON.
mons accompanying the same endorsed not found,
whereupon the trial ntinued the Goth dsy of
October, 1885, Mt nine O'Clock A..
sep2j 8. WARD.
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a. g o Il B.
TEACHER OF THE GERMAN
Ian G. i A G E.

d RESPECTFULLY invites the ladies
i h aud gentlemen Of Ironon, and vie Unity, TO his
SECOND COURSE OF G Z ERM " LESSONS,
which he will commence tie first day W October, 1885,
TERMS.-Two months. two hours each day, $40
Single lessons 50 cents each. He will be found every
day III The Post Oiice, from 10 A. NJ, to3 M.
have taken German Lessons Of Mr.. CORB and
am delighted with the rapidly and horoughness with
which he imparts knowledge Of the German tongue
II. BUCKLf
A CARD-Thc undersigned, who have for several
weeks been receiving lessons in the German Ian
guage from Mr. A. Corr, take pleasure in saying that
we consider him very competen! and faithful teach.
er and we cheernlly recommend hun to the patron.
age Of those who may be desirous Of acquiring
knowledge Of the German Langueg &c.
Miss MARY F. ALLISON Miss NJ. T. CAMPDRLL.
EDWARD JORDAN. J. CoMBs.
ELp pERr r. Duke. Benz. f. CoRY.
C. G. HAwLEy. THOMAS MURDOCH
FLETCHER GOLDEN MARsH MURDOCH
lrontoS, sep 25-T
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HoLLowAy's Ointment and Pills, certain Remedies
for rheumatism. HENRY FooT, aged 81, Of Natchez,
Mississippi, was u severe sufferer from this CON-
paint aud tried number Of ruptured remedies ho-
ping they would benefit hun, but he became 80 bad al
last, TO be entirely confined his bed and lie was
unable to move either hand or foot While he was
in this terrible condition, u friend brought him u
quantity of iioLLowAYs ointmen! On Pills, which he
immediately commenced to use, he soon found him
self gradually improved by the aud by persevcring
with them for eleven weeks, he was entirely cured
and has since enjoyed the best Of health.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-09

% AFTER a long interval, seamcn
capable for the ocean vessels are becom.
ing scarce, so that vessels are occ aston.
ally detained in making up their crews.
This is in consequence Of the increased
demand for ships in the carrying trade.
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Sevastopol Taken.

THE spoiis can be seen at o. J. HOPKINS COM
mission and Produce Store, Union HAIL. No. ~,
corner Of Second and Lawrence streets, consisting
II Hydraulic Cement, Flour, Meal, Bran, Shorts,
Corn, Oats, h.y Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Apples
toes, Onions, Cheese Vinegar Cider, do Mills. Corn
shsLsds " sshine M:chnes. Line, Tar, TSbscoo, Ci-
English Blus 0tsss Seed Flax Seed, Mustard Seed.
Cotton Yarns, Batting; Csnd!cwick, Carpet Chain:
Rope, Packing Yarn, Bsd Cords, Clothes Lines, mud
Halter Rope. ~ sJ n . " 6foe oct D.
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NoW Arrival


IT WISH to sell the. ons.half Of the
i Whar :boat, "Colambis," and fxtnrss bslons1aa
10 the saas, which j. now lying Al the Ironion wharf
Any person wfAhng to purchase can have the pleas.
ure.of seeing me ai my Office, st the Ashland wharf
boat Ky... Jos. J. DAVIDSON.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

T WILL sell my House and Lot, on Fourth
Street, on the very low est terms for cash.
The House is a frame i6 ~ 20 feet, and in an
eligible part Of the town. l have spent the
past season in Kansas, and wish to return
there immediately with my family, to cast my
mite into the scale Of Freedom.
sep23 JOHN MARSH.
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DRESSED LUMBER.
THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF REA.
DY.MADE CLOTHING in
1DnNTnN

EERGUSON 4 ELSAS, have Just received
Il from the East large and splendid assort.
ment OF plain and fancy goods, Tor gcntleman's
wear, consisting Of Cloths, Csssimere's Sati-
netts, Satin, SuG, and Marseilles vesiings, Of
every variety of quality or price. handherchiefs,
neckerchiefs, gloves, DC. in short every article
usually kept in an establishment Of this kind.
They have also complete assortment Of rea-
dy made clothing 10 which the attention Of The
public is invited.
Garments will be made to order, if desired
Having secuted the services Of one Of the best
cutters in Southern Ohio, they are sanguine Of
rendering perfect satisfaction.
To their old customers they return their grate-
full thanks, and hope that they will deem them
worthy Of patronage in the future.
June IL, 1855.-i9-y.
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CLARK & NELSON.
EXCL USIvE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 5, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, SECOND ST.,
IRoNToN, Ono.

lRoNToN, Quo.
Successors to A. B. Clark & Bro.
NOR the sale OF Flour, Bacon, Tobacco, Lime, Co.
Il ment, Plaster Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, and other
Groceries entrusted 10 our care. Also Oats Corn
Meal, Green Apples, Dried Fruits, aud Produce Of
every description soldby for secoun, Of shippers
SALT AGENCY. T..
We are Agents for the Salt Company, have rsceIv.
ed, and offer for sale 200 bu ushes Pomeroy Salt
oct0 " i N CLARK & NELSON.
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Barbering and Hair Dressing.

DANIEL DAVIS 2rd door below the Iron Bank, and
IL next door TO Combs Co.'s Book Store, respect
fully his Casi omcrs and friends that he
is prepared 10 wnie0a dA Yho may favor him with u
call. Razors, scisI8A f1fket knives, nnd fine edge
tools generally, williA pli in order required, and
on .he most reasonable terms. Gull and him.
n B. Shop closed OH the Sabbath. ..-
July t7th, lS55-M-y e.t'l
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Cooperage |! Cooperagel!

CLACK and Tight Cooperage, Tlghl half barrels md
u Kegs, tight pickle tubs with lids, slack half barrels
&C., for sale on act Of w. H. Bryan, by
A. b. CLARK 4 Bro.
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BAKERY / coHTECTIOHXnY.

BAKERY 4 C0HYEcTloNAnY.
YyHR subscrihAn stiii cary ON The aboss IN
i sinem at their old stand on Front street,
second door be ow z. Monteomevys stoss, and
near Il. Q. Rodgers hiil--where he keeps on
hand and for SALE general assoTtment Of
Family Groceries. :
TEAs--lmperial, Young Tyson, Gunpowder,
and Black Teas;- Chocolate, Spices, Mustsrd,
&c. &c. ''t-N
A large assortment of chewing and smoking
tobarco, comprising some Of the choicest bra iids
such a. James River, Cavendish, Virginia Leaf,
8. u. WIlliums fine cut, principe, cassid0re, 4
half Spanish cigars. We have the largest as
scrtment Of cigars IN town.
Every quality pnJ price OF candies manufac
tired and kept for sale.
Childrsn's Toys,
or every description and price.
They also carry on very extensively the busi.
ness OF
Baking,
And will be happy TO furnish families with any
description OF bread that may be wanted.
@ Parties, 10. i.s
Furnished nt short notice.
Thankful for past favors. they solicit q con.
linuance Of the public patronage.
July 10Th, 1895. II. 4 L. COLE.
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@AVV N1AHAAS0
We, the -undessisned, having become sole
AReE y Of the rightof RALSTON,B pATRNr
PORTABLE SAW MILLS. IN The following
Territory, viz: AL thst part Of Southern Ohio
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto. Jacksoa
vinton, Gallia. and several Other counties. ~
States of Kentucky. Tennessee, Missinippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Afksnsss, Missouri, Cal,ics-
mia, and all the Territories Of the UM,ted States
and the South half Of Illinois.
We have fully tested the practicsbility Of
said Mill, and having done % we c.n6dsnty
claim for il the following advantages over sny
other saw mill now In use:
lst, lis cheapness and durability. .-.c-s
I'd. We can move the mill to timber, instead
Of timber to mill. ~
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections 80 that the timber caA be
sawed of any length, without stump. shot -
the saw cuts both ways. 50 -4sazfr
4th. The saw runs horizontally and begins
on the top OF the log, which prevents all SPRING
ing and is peculiarly adapted 70 the saving 0f
Ship Plank, Floor Timbers, DC. -,
9th. 1t can be attached 10 any Steam OF Wa
ter Power, and will not require more than half
Of the power that il used in the ordinary SAY
Mills, and will do as good work and more Of il
than those with the vertical saw.
PR OF.
Two of these mills are now in operation At
Wheeling, Va. one in Columbus, o., one at
Warren, Tr2pbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, q q
sample for inspection to all. The saw . driv-
en- by q six.hOrse engine, and placed upon
frame that is also portable. ~ Z.
We are prepared to manufacture the above
described Portable Horizontal Saw Mills. with
or without Engines, at short notice, st resson-
able prices-with Township Rights-put them
up and give WARRANTED. IN any Of the
above described territory, or in any other por.
ZION of the United States, not previously dig
posed Of.
This mill is portable, and capable Of trans
portation wherever there is navigation or roads.
Any information wanted, or orders sent by olaiI
address the undersigned, "ironton, 0hio."-
They will promptly ship to order. Mills, 10 any
port or rail road depot in any Of the above tes.
ritory. For further Particnlan .efes to
u. B. WHITE, Newton Falls, Ttumbull co.
Ohio, or TO any lumber. man in use Of the mill.
JAMES CAMPBELL, (...,.
CHARLES A. HAlGHT. Asea"'
lronton, May 18th, 1855. - He@ -
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Lime :! Lime l! Lime! II!

WE still sell lime OH consignment from different fac-
w tories favorable terms. h0 barreh fresh Lime
just received by n B. CLARK & Kro.
August %, 1s55-30tf
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+ ETTER paper and envelopes. wri.
Il ting paper, Superior Windsor NJ Ills Cap Note,
Sermon, bath Legal Cap, and Amber Lined Comuicr-
cini Mole papers, Fancy Stationery, Envelopes, nli
ICES, nj Wholesale or ketuii NJ Bank Block Book
0iIs. ). COMbS Co.
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EVERYBODY Is familiar with the name o Prince
II X Cos MelOdeons from this establishment are in
every city and village throughout the country. They
recommend themselves. large supply constantly OH
eand and for eale al Wholesale and retail by
WM +. COl.BURN, Piano and Music Depot,
NO ~, West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NOBACCO.-Twenty cases Superior Tobacco rece,v.
l. ed OH consignmen-direct from an Eastern Virgin.
la Factory. Authorised sell MS favorable terms
as Cincinnati houses A. d CLARK Bro
July g. 1856 -22y
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ID AISINS, Zante Currants and Extract OF
N Coffee, Baking Powder, all kinds of spl-
ces for sale by ID AWHITE.
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O1 PAIR Of Lades' Glove Kid Luce Boots, cooI-
~f ed, the finest ever brought to Ironton worth 81
81 u pair. Call and see them ut
HARPER & CO.
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NASHlNG Sodo, Baking Soda, Saleratus,
w and thousand articles too numerous
to mention for sale by DA WHITE.
S. Montgomery, Agent.
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cTARapd TaiIow Csadles, Gssuaa ana hu-
- ny o.s.iis. sad fancy sosrs' = ! s:!; Y |.
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SPICED Oregon Salmon just from Columbia
- river, No. and 2, Mackeral, Cod and
v hite Fish, for sale by d A WHITE.
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE.
CH PAIR of Ladies' Black Satin Cutters, vor III
w $500 puir at tho Cash store Of
HARPER l. CO.
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4 CHOICE article Of Sweet scented, Cream
II Colored Rio Coffee, for sale by
DA WHITE.
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TINRUNKS, Carpet Bays, Valices and sach.
els on hand at HARPER'S.
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Ie7i N. io liooi 4 fi1G HGibILa( ks
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-06
egaReFT0wE CcRREsroHDEs
GEORGETOWN, Feb, 6, 1855

oEohGETOWN, req. D, 1898.
Tho dwellings of Mr.. S Cropley and VIM
Heron, was entered last night BY burglars
The villains pushed their search in the DWELL
Ing of Mr.. Heron into his bed chamber, and
stole from his pantaloons pocket, while Mr..
Ii. was asleep, some $50, besides some notes
Of value. At the house of Mr. CropIey. a
female inmate happened to be awake, and
hearing them alarmed the family, when tn
villains fed without obtaining any booty We
learn that they also went to some other places,
from which they were frightened BY the in.
mates OF the houses Our citizens, one and
all, would do we'll to be On tho alert
From the efforts which haSe been, and are
yet to DO made on behalf Of the destitute poor
Of our city, we begin to have strong hopes
that there will be but little suffering among
them during tho remainder of the winter
We are informed that a lecture is expected IN
few days from a talented citizen Of Boston,
q writer Of celebrity, and withal speaker of
no ordinary ability. The time, place, name
Of tho 10 turer and subject, will be announced
hereafter.
The lecture of Professor Steiner before the
Young Mems Christian Asseciati last night
was highly interesting in Its character. The
audience, considering tho extreme cold wea.
Their, was quite lar.e and one and all appear.
cd to be perfectly delighted with the produc.
ton of the learned speaker.
Tho report in the Baltimore Sun of this
morning that the arm Of Mr.. Joseph Hunt wa,
blown of is wholly incorrect. Paris of the
flesh, ii is truo, is badly injured, but 10 bones
were broken, and no doubts exist but the
whole arm will, under the skilful treatment Of
DR.. Snyder, be restored to perfect soundness
SPECTATOR.
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Mr.. Toucey reported from the committee on
the Judiciary, bill to establish an U. s. cir
cult court in California 1t was moved 70
make the salary Of the judges thereof $4,000
per annum, which amendment Was debated BY
Nessrs. Stuart, Petit and johnson, before We
went to press.
In the House, by \ vote OF 81 ayes to Al
noes, they laid on the table Mr. Peckham's
pending melton to reconsider the vote by
which the resolution directing the exclusion
Of VIM B. Chsse, q reporter from the hall.
The bill to remodel the diplomatic and con.
| sular systems Of the United States was taken
up and debated by Mr.. Perkins, Of Louisiana
in its favor.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr
Hendricks in the ohair) wherein the special
order, tho bill to pay the debts Of the Ell. Re-
public Of Texas, was taken up.
Mr. Smith, of Tennessee, asked and obtain OF
leave to print q speech on Know Nothingism
Mr.. Breckingridge was addressing the com
mittee in favor Of this bill when We went e
press.