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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14
City Intelligence.

CLOSE Of THE FAlR OF tbs AMERICAN INSTITUTE
The fair of the American Institute closed yester-
day with appropriate exercises. The premiums were
awarded to the most deserving and the decision Of the
judges gave universal satisfaction to all who got medals
We would publish the list of premiaus it not that
columns crowded. but for the consolation of the
vctors we would state that advertising columns
still open TO them and doubt the most deserving In.
Nenons will lind their way there before the next [r ia
held The exhibition this has been very successful
ana the managers may congratulate themselves the
result OF their Efforts The fair has been kept open
longer, has had visitors, and mace IN ,re money
han any previous air What will become of the Crystal
FalaceY Who knoxsS
Hay SHE'LL COMMUNICATIVE is a current popular
belief that the election and canyassing at
down November 9th, but sueh it appears is not the
case " is strongly suspected that the voting continued
after that date and from what occurred last night 1t
appears the canvassiDg l. not through with TIE hal
shells who cla To have pclea enough votes elect
the majority OF the candidates their city county
ticket, assembled last night in the First ward TO have
f. sckes, their Senator elect from the Third district
inscriptions lauding Mr. sissles denouncing Know
Notainp III ami Maine aw-ism. The pro cession passed
by The Herald office which was yeheneny cheered and
proceeded TO tho Park, where hundred CONS we're fired
on ia honor Of the bali shell victory.
man, whose pane We could not learn, dread
fully injured about the head lace BY standing in
r'nt OF The cannon shieh went OF accidentally AT the
conclusion o. the firing the procession reformed and
waited Mr. sickles at the Mansion House Cham
u
decaicd Lis intention Of goii Albany solely the
purpose Of perecing union o tie democratic party on
= basis II principle.
After eering the speaker the procession reformed
ana marched through the principal streets ia the lover
wards.
THE TWENTY WARD Returns I'm the TWEEN ty-hrst
ward the entire American charter ticket Is elected
Councilman Fiftyfourth distrct-John L. Noyes. Fifty
fith ds,rictWm. II, Taylor. Assessor--James Dennis
School CONFERENCE.-The. Lafayette Ranney. School
I'M IeCtOTt-I EVIL, :. Thomas and f1ss H. Harri.k
School Itusiees-Rchard kelley Ben amin b After
bury, Henry NJ SchiefIsp aud james osens Consta-
bles-Jei omah 7. lockwood and Augustus johnson.
Inspectors OF Election First dstrct.lh Thomas o. Davis
and {. ". Bcyntop. 10. Second distfct--wm H. vii.
lame and Alexander ". Murray. Do. Third district
Oar lei GchIi-t and 4. >ixby. Do Fourth disriet--
s. II. HERMAN and NJ Monitors
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OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs.
John T. Bainbi 'ge merchant, was taken into custo
dy yesterday by officer WEBB Of the second District Po
Ice Court chugeo Of obtaining 81 2 worth OF goods
from Whitney p Sanger Of No. ~ ney street by false
pIe'ences and fraudulent The accused
IL IL alleged purchased goods TO the above amount on
time between the 10Th Of August and the 18th Of sopt
last that at the time Of the Transaction the accused
stated thai HE assets amounted more than 81 TOO
ard also that he would get his mother n.llw Mrs Iii
zaheth Hendcknon, IL guarantee. the payment Of the
notes since that tine the complainant states he has
frequently urged the accused u gt the guarantee from
lis mother D-law a. she very responsible marty
and ono in whom Mr. Sanger had the fullest confidence
but the accused would not fulfil his promises regard TO
the matter, and the complainant believe was about
leaving the city, 10 escape the responsibility rest
Inc upon him, when the complaint for false pretencos
was made In conclusion, IL Is stated that Balm bridge
deif2uded the complains nj out OF the above am 81
property by Of false prctences aud fra uulent re-
presentations Justice Pearcy, before whom the matter
wns laid, held the accused TO the charge in the
of g., coo bail.
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"s"oS hoS GGJ0ros
Hyw YORK BgEALD-gDIrION FOR EUROPE.

INV FUHh hEEALD-EDIfION FOE EUHOPk-
me Collins mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock,
vii leave shs port to-day, at noon, for Liverpool
me European msils III close in this city at half past
>ep O'Clock this morning.
The HERALD (printed in English and Frsnch) win be
Published at O'Clock in the morning. Single COPIES
IN wrappers, s,zpence
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition Of the
Exw Yoss HAIp win be received at tho following places
b Europe
IsvppPooI John Hunter No. IL Exchange street. East
LONDON !. SANFORD 4 Co. No. II Cornhu.
PAR Livingston, Wells Co, Place 1e V Bourse
The contents OF the European edition Of the HERALD
WI embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
She Office during the previous week. and to the hour Of
ubleAtiOn.
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TUE NICARAGUAH OuTRACE-MURDrR or
AMERICAN CITUgNs.-Wc publish in another
column some observations of the organ of the
Kitchen Cabinet on letter from Mr. White.
counsel to he Accessory Transit Company. ex-
oncrating the latter from all interference In
the civil troubles that have led to the late
change in the government of Nicaragua From
these remarks we may infer that our govern
ment intends to take no steps to obtain satis-
faction Tor the affair Of the san Carlos, in which
seven unohending American citizens were
killed and eight wounded. AS il cannot he
from sympathy with Walker and his asso-
ciatos that General Pierce and his Cabinet
have determined TO pursue this policy of
non-interventien, it may be assumed that
the achievements Of the British West India
feet has had some share in influencing II. Now
in whatever direction Great Britain NAV choose
TO send her fleets, we hold that the slaughter of
our citizens is not the less entitled to satisf,c-
ton. If the terrors OF Che administration or
fear of embodiment with foreign nation de-
prives them of the nerve to act on occasions
like The present, the sooner they give place TO
men OF courage and resolution the better
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S-ln. Sfnfe Elcsfion.

Tho Albany a,gus u the 18th inst says:-we do m.
rereat election tables this morning the changes
.nce our las publication not material and we may
a.. veil now wait for tho official figures.
The whole know Nothing state ticket is elected OK.
copt that seldom both democratic tickets for Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals, IL chosen.
The contest Senators Is close and doubtful Ia the
Eighth district between Kelley and gilmore; Ia tho
Ninth between Madden and Lyon in the Fifteenth be-
tween rc5ge and Clark. From The Seventeenth and
Fehleenih districts the Information Is not decisive III tho
result. The journal expresses confidence Of re-
publican majority In the senate but that l. very i'm
probable To make such result possible the Journal
las claim three Senator's who win prove very
unreliable fusanists.
We make the As emily stand democrats So Upioos
TO- republicans 81 some two three districts some.
wha; IN doubt mag be changed by the canvass.
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New ORLEANS, No. IL, 1856.
Py the steamship 0izaba, we have date from Mexico
"a Nov Sth Alvarez still retained the residency, and
hid Fixed his residence at riapan.
senor ocompo had gned the ministry of Foreign
Reatrons owing 10 disagreement With General Couon-
Tort, Minister ofWar.
large numbers Of troops pouring into Mexico,
and a famine was feared.
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state Conv ention ~ Sabbath school Tea bss on the
soveral evangelical denominations il in session here and
well attended Mattresses made during the day and
this evening by Rev. Messrs Adams kirk Walton
Stcrr and others. rev. Dr. Adams was chosen chair.
Of a committee TO prepare address on the sub,e.
sabbath schools and anoh COMMITTEES was appointed
organize the Association thoroughly for the purposes
Of iusing Information concerning The progress OF SAL
LGtb schools throughout the State
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49, 1855
Our stock market was rather better this merang The
following the quotations :-renna. State Elves S2h
Residing Reroad AN Long Island Railroad l. Norris
Canal 12SS Penna. Railroad 42l
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1855
Cotton declined &c, under the Asia's news. Sales to-
day 5000 bales, ut 7c. SIC. for miidiag Moasse
2sAc
CHARLESTON Nov. II, 1855
salesof cotton to-day 0e0 bales at casc. for mid
ding.
ALBANY, Nov. 13-l2:30 P. NJ
FlcaiT is dull at former rates. Ia grain there il moth
ing doing worth reporting. Whiskey-Smal sales at
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Several weeks the firm of the Cuban Junta promis
I'd 70 treat TO disclosures IN regard 20 ~
do.rgs Time passes away, and are sin In the dark
patiently waiting for the light to Why does not
the Juna come forth and tak9 II is time enough Let
Tic cat GU. Of the bag, gentlemen.
THREE CUBAN KNOW SOMETHING'S.
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Dcssr uttive Fire rt the Erie County Peni.
tertiary

. BtftAfo, Nov. IL, 1885.
This morning the workshop attached the Erie count,
renentiary destroyed by fire together with ouan
'y nacbinery and tools. II ussd NJ barnes and
buckle factory, under contract to Messs Pratt
worth whose loss amounts eli 600 of which IS 900 Il
covered by insurance. The damage to the building Is
about S3 600. No insurance
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Louisiana STATE rIcct,oo

NEw ORLEANS Nov IT, 1855
" Is ascerained that Il. G. Wickn democrat Il
chosen Governor OF Louisiana and that the whole dem,
cratic state ticket IL ao elected. The Coppressiona
dclcga will stand three democrats ana ona American
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Naval IpteIS;ueura

The : sloop-of-war Saratoga sailed yesterday
ing from sandy Hook, for the West indies.
The frgate Potomac ard sioop of Cyane, are IT.
ting out and will soon leave for the West Indies
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CONTESTED EIEcTIONs.-We are not surprise
to hear that serious con testation Of the cleo
ton of Messrs. Flagg, Shepard aad wilet is
about to be undertaken by the defeated Know
Nothing candidates, Giles, Glover, and Toone.
II il publicly reported that evidence OF the
most conclusive character can be adduced to
show That the canyassDg of the, votes was
done in an illegal manner. II is TO be
hoped that the promises of the Know Nothing
candidates will be fulfilled, and that the couu-
sci whom they have retained to contest the
election will not fail TO follow up the case
with energy and thoroughness No better
tins for purifying the elections could be found
than that which witnesses the publication OF
the judicial bench. See report of yesterdays
proceedings Of Board of County Canvassers.
The SEWARD VoTE IN THIS CIIY-The vete
Of this city on the State ticket feots up thus-
Hard soft and Know Nothing vote .. 49aoI
hps'-se"aru1'e. ..'....'............... 5,ols
Majority over Seward -. ................. 43 1852
So it appears that the metropolis repudietes
Mr.. Seward, who only gets one-eleventh OF its
vote. And the ticket had the aid of q great
many soft democrats, who have prediction
for their old time associate, Preston King. 1t
was also advocated by two full blown, large
sized organs, the Times ard Tribune, and was
supported in halfway manner by the Cheva-
lier Webb, the Nestor Of Wall street. Now, if
these organs have larger circulation than five
thousand five hundred and forty-nine, it must
be all out of the city, or else their Influence
must be of the most homeopathic character.
They are only able to keep up a vague idea Of
their own Importance by continually Dragging
about it. Meanwhile, the New Workers. are not
all deceived by their windy articles, but walk
quietly up to the polls and vote for the men
whom the Times and Tribune have been industri-
ously abusing for the past six weeks. The re
suit Of the election in the city and the State is
| most fattering, and shows that the Empire
State still "keeps step to the music Of the
Union"
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frrrm AssDnn DSrucr.-It appears that Mr..
Arthur Woods j. elected from this district. Tho vote
wn',-wocds, 2sls; Williams, 2oeo woods M
lority, 100.
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The SEWARD VoTE IN THIS CIyY.-The vete
of this city on the State ticket feots up thus
Hard, soft and Know Nothing vote. ...,..,,,,. 499Ol
Understandable. 5b lg
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BosroN, Nov. 49, 1855.
he following are the footings Of our bank statenen
-
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figots patent machine subscri most Respectfully
invites ne attention OF he public In general and exam
ne ms newly Invented under bed he
boTgnI ID. paent right Of The ned sates lis
viii be happy D. explain and show the superior nae. az dis
nrvaed article to parties whether they wish 10 purrh,s
ow or any future time. NJ p. DURSCII, ManulaeureT %
han hers street
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Carpets! CaYpcts!! Carpets u: -sapr RIB
medallion vsve carpets from The paris Exhibition splendid
apstry Brussels from the celebrated of tr.y
Son, Halifax, England just received at - '
HIRAM ANpERsON,s % Doverv
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Sdmn Factory, 3s9 neutrality-suspicious. are
respectfully invited examine large variety OF tortoise .e
dress combs Of the newest French Patterns m a q =
SAUNDERS, .S5 Broadway. - " y
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SHKH-Bs q MI. e TOWIe q Co. arc now
Offering the greatest bargains silks offered In the CITY,
yn:-flad and stripe sks worth 10 and cents now 90 and
62 cents plaid and stripe silks worth 81 % reduced
10 l5and ss cents rich black silks TO lbs; per ward
Columbian Hail. PSI Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

French Miilincry.-C. Bell & Co., or No. 3
Catherine street. respectfully inform the thew In We
now ready for inspection rich ard winter mil
hneIy All who study elegance with economy should give us
call and confident that they will
N b. Basque, whist and cloak patterns aest style
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w. large lot Of fine black rrss coats lsnlonabl cut
beautifully made and lined with satin ell worth
80, selling at EVANS Clothing Warehouse 10 and as FuIr
street, atss 'A
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cued hc right Of use OF he coored gu pcrchs base
Tor artncai teeth invites the puolc call examine this
great IMPROVEMENT, OF No. IL Wayerey place. from
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oDisbng power the Of general debility and in rom
ovatng The stem The srpr sing ee ct ii the. yonder
III pills IL such 10 health when appears o. ir
r. - -
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twenty ninth street Offering 10 the pubic gn the quail
ues Oh which .r exceeds hing be with o,y needs
10 DC iphly tested oy oeerf of e be,era &C. receive The M
peHaoh enabove Ia sad that is being extensively
duced anorg up town inns, and IL my has Yen
ne place Of tortc, usually uscd at the dinner tabl pus ~
palnable Is Y msde 70 Die t.ste. Try T. -,
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Fine Cutlery.-Thc Subscribers have Paid
particular attention 10 IBIS branch theft business and have
ON and NJ present the most bean u and selected
mont IN the city A. a. SAUNDERS No Asor House ana
3s1 Broadway. - = '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

Whites Assortment Of Furs arc nav Omen
for the inspection Of the puzzle They comprise richest
rarest specimens ever exhibited III this city that
viii induce vstes 10 purchase. WHITE, 1921 broadway op.
posie Broadway theatre. "
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Foster, Dixon & Co. have Opened ~ Tu.f,t,,.

Ton 46 HrOadwa which VIII incalcuabe benefits up
the mercantile Instruction i'm writnr ari,hIna
c and bookkeeping Is afforded BY them in the
ua practical ami sxpedi Never before one
establishment was much ability united purposes O.
teaching M Dixon he most accomplished pcnrnsn we
ever taw The ober gentlemen of the firm favOraby
known and their extensive acguan enables
stuatiOns.-GoLien Gate. - 800
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Defiance SnlaDa 0tep Safes Robert M, Pat.
RICK Ia the soe the United States Of tho
above celebrated cafes and patent proof denc oc
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Crotchets srd Quav.rs To the Editor OF
the Herald Sra mong The advertisements OF your edition
Of this morning, / tnuni iAe follow card
card Bookselleia putit hers will please
take notice a legal proceedings Ia process
AGAINST the parties rot cefn.d M getting hook entitled
In America ialse heous charges
that shall hold parles CONCERNED In selling
or otherwise circulating said cook legally responsible.
Is. ULLMAN.
the public that Mr.. uluaIH scarcely
az ALL except In conneron WITH pamphlet OF hs
ship, which decidedly whole ae SANDER upon
the American pe AL have done to critical right
adopted OF Anne tea IN quo Ing from and comment
nr on this pamphlet
regards Mr. Ulmans respecting legal
that curious to nd The Judge that VIII
libel case having doue This, vel "a 10 become
acquainted with the Twelve who would give him
verdict Perhaps also slight CURIOSITY
rssrecing he value which Mr. Lllmn se,s npon his own
character MAX MARETLEK.
New York Nov H. 1855
knox-Iiatter-Cwo Words that have -
volume Of meaning hem hey svnnnymes for hand
some Oats Of every description beautiful fnrs capital gloves
und many more hDas Which cnabue the ornamental and the
useful ana which sold ony ia perfection KNOX, 2i2
broadway, corner OF Fui on street.. fT. him.
HcmOvnl.-D Her utsta, French Halter,
ae OF ~ broadway, hegs 70 Inform the public
rpne mat he has removed hs hat store
bfoadway kept by Mr. J. " Ih,erry, where glad
70 see ms ehos ud patrons and suit everybody with the
style fancy made 10 order notice. 2as Broadway
second door above Biee kcr street
eo-Dngucsreo'ype-The Most Beanti-
ful likeness ever offered 10 the public
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BrOcntolles, satin Dciaincs, DamasIxs, Cor
vices window shades, lace curtains, &c.-KELTy FERGU
5ON NO 29 BROADWAY large stock of the goods
personally selected manufactures France
son styles before brought out. X f. have
ablhed reputation for selling goods cheap, and thor large
and increasing traae proof hat it's appreciated. No. 5
Broadway and Read street
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R1an0D0ft09 ana observation-disclosures
81 JOHN WAKE CO.. no l67 Canal street, varick
Iy warranted for and WorxmAnship eqoal any In
tA city and ~ than Broadway price n.
knrcrd hand plAnOs greRt nargaina.
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French Halter.

Cameo-Dnguc,reo ype--The Most Beanti-
fu likeness offered 10 the public
WILLIAMSBURG Brooklyn
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Madame Lewis having opened ths day Nov 49, choice styles
Of Paris wnter b0nnets CABS respectfully calls the
attention OF the ladies' 10 the same.
MADAME LEWIS, $50 Broadwa
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Inventions the order OF the day, bat
" have seen nothing in n. pen and pencil hat
compare with That invented ry LWN S ani called Lovnds
pneni Manufactured and Tor sale by wIfMARrH. No -
Walden sne y one NJ The neasest and best styles In the
market They arc made IN goid and silver.
>Whlskera OF Moustart.es Forced to Grow
81. weeks ny my orguen' which win not stain or inue
Ss shin. VI bottle any The country X. ~
3hAhAM ~ Brpsrvay. Briggs ~ state street. Albany.
leher. 4, South Third street. Phi .,eiphia
Tan. PSmpies, Frcchics, Chaps. Chafrs, snh
~ kin fsiofmIcs pospveIy cured hy GDChATNS Watch
les iisian Madicaed Gaurenf Pouire Subtitle up
fv's hair low orehsais 81 the body LIQUID
rOnge lily hair and dye NJ he Old depot ~
Walker ST. FIRST store from broadway, MRS HAYES roSlvn
ssernis.-Oply Prize Medal awarded In
sARsH 90 by the rp1usria Eyhibion OF a Nations
o.r NJ patent radical Rei.rencss ~
Professors Valentine Mott, willard Parker
r-n ~
I'd oer eme1 cur ed by bis uss may he Marsh
TOO "a, No ~ Maiden Ian Nee fois and l,.h--
Co. So Nos Fourth sl-eei Cireinnaa Ohh oysn ffnrs
A. N until gP. "a.
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A Work on the History. Prevention and

49, o's NV Ass5toSy> EEcVeNt1on
cure OF TIE chronic diseases OF the respiratory cronaory d.
eesuye tecfetory and ab=orben Guiding glands ana
SKIN nervous and motor OF the economy The
Philosophy OF Living The Way Enjoy Ie and he Com.
iofs and o. secure Longevity With numerous en- cravings
Illustrating the various systems Of the hu organism y
a. ;. HEATH, M D, so Broadway, NY
IleaDovc Introductory chronic and puno-
nary consumption, their treatment nov
and VIII he sent 10 address OF charge Patients A. n
distance can consIit DR. Heath. letter sta np their -
fully. ONCE hours, 9to4 -
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"'@''''' II" u FUrt't'IF0y N IUW DUtfFU Tor
snsie gen enen and ia les 10 Obtain
duritg TIE winter season orabe ho,sl on
broadway, having superior tlons convenient
% ousness. App. oy letler 20 A II ". Herad onre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-21
Proceedings OF Day.

Ia the Tomato, to-day, a resolution was
passed changing their hour of meeting fog the
balance Of the session to Ii a. N.
Mr.. Alien presented resolutions of The Phojc
Island Legislature againN the aimissio of
pauper and criminal emigration into the
United States; laid on tho table
Mr. Badger moved to take up ths resolution
to repeal, for The balance of the PRESENT seq
SIGN, the rule requiring The devotion of Fri
lays TO the consideration of private busiD ess,
which being agreed to, after discussion, the
said resolution was passed-yeas %, nays Il.
Ia thu HoU5e, Mr. Fuller, by leave. 70
ported from the commerce committee bill to
regulate vessels engaged in tho transportation
OF passengers; read twice.
Mr.. f. then moved to put this bill on its
passage, and addressed the House a / lergth
IN explanation CT its provisions, urging that
The necessities CT commerce required It's i'm
me'iate enactment in accordance Nth the
earrest request OF the Treasury Department /;
bill passed
Mr.. breckenridge reported from the confer.
enco committee on the disagreeirg votes of
the two houses on The Texas bond bill, a rec
onmendation TO psy $3.50 600 to tho Texas
bondholders, instead CT $500, 900 as original
iy proposed by the Senate, or So, 500, 600 as
proposed in the amendment of tho House to
the same end
The question being on ngresing to this rs.
port, II was advocated by Mes5rs Brcckiuridg &c
aud Howe from the said confer ence COMMITTEE
Mr.. Hamilton moved that it be laid on the
table-not agreed to-yeas IS. nays 1919
The yeas and nays were then ordered on
agreeing to tho said report, aud were being
taken IS wo weat to press.