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Gpeet tacies.
COLD specncies sasse &c. of
all focuses peritoca periscopc and paraboia glasses
peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted the eyes of wearere.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
1924 Penn Avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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metropolitan KatIs Oad Office,
Georgetown, d. G., April IL, 1856
,rHE company hereby notified that the
share hns been odered
this advertisement. Pay
mode different banks into which the rst nst
mem yaa o in Georgetown
BY rider Of the board
]. w. DEERLE
Aprll l3-law3w Secretary and Treasurer.
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Bureau Of Ordaancean Hydrography- Chas.
Norris chief Of bureau four clerks and draughsman
This has charge all ordnance and ordnance the
manufacture purchase cannon guns powder shot, shells,
&c., and the equipment Of vessesot-war, with everything
connected Herewith IL also provides them with maps,
charts chronomeers baromcers, &c together with such
books furnished shipsofwar. "The United States
Naval Observatory and photographed Office at Washing
and the Naval Academy at Annapolis also under the
general superinendence OF the chief of this bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Sargeryz-Dr William Whelan,
surgeon United States chief of bureau passed
ssant surgeon United States navy and two clerks Every
thing relating to medicines and medical stores treatment of
sick wounded and management of hospitals with
in the superintendent Of this bureau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

ITO cAPITAIIsTs.-THE FOX AND WISCONSIN IN.
provement offer TO capitalists for Investment
tbs rem aiming half Of their per cent bond $50 PAY
able Febroary 1853 interest semi nnuAly at the Bask
Of North America city New York These bonds
cared By hrst morage upon lands worth Na low vsfus
ton tbsn double The smsunt ALEC upos shs improve
Issslre 81 ths Zoe Of VI, COMPANY IA Wsn stfsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

TOR SABA PfEAsuRE YACHT PAsr sAUEs
four years ole centre board; l2t tons; dinsnsona
kee n beem sod four Inquire
yREELAnD. senior Van Duses street, lomp kin,vtls.
Staten Isepd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

90 OOO "A sPLlNDID BARGA1E.-raE STOCK.
BO.UUU. tools and fixtures Of highly profitable,
teei and exclusive featuring business, oompeisng
great variety Of articles be bou with cash or msr
34k Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

RREyooRT HoUsE.-rHIs ELEGANT HOUSE. Lo.
IN Amerc On poS tho European psI Tsoa
any sS.s s.sSNisi furniture
cost.n, i families OF single ssntiSpsn .ups
age Of the public is respectfully sSlicitsd ~ p
BANCROFT HOUSE, NEW YORK, CORNER BROAD;
win IND this arst GLASS hotel and situated
IN tho fashionable part q 'hi s rR'
IRVING HOUSE THIS POPULAR AND WELL
known has recently undergone thorough
hotel viii Sssi.y NAY IL ..
..sns.y vii s ss: sss 6: public
this hotel win meet with the usual favor from Tho puddle
1
ia1s
,0I a IT. f
@ Be Gs.sss for Separately and prices governed a0rd
NEW HAVEN HOUSE. 40 Ils 4l4 AND ls Bs9Ap-
psi city and having sla .asiaas ssdiass
military Sr o.hs. esnpsnss Passenger, .rvss il shs
ssy. ssss sssssss conveyed e their sishss:
sfss S "
~ Saohsnss, San Juan Del Sur ssoys house now
@ uPpsi sss
affords.
Old STAR HOTEL, ca AND o. LIsPENARD STREET.
Sncrns.a Ohio, and formerly lof Manchester. England
Proprietor.
DRICE OF BOARD AT THE HOTELS LIT WAS AN.
nounced short time since that all the first class hotels
in this city would raise the price Of board 70 % day A
number done But tho Collamore and kstropoli
the old price 80 and the result they
fully Overlooking The accommodations At these hotels
are full equal ifEot superior TO any in the city.
T1ORONTO HOTEL-rO AMERICAN AND CANADIAN
architects. Plans will be received By the uHdsrsigned
fer the erection Of nr class hotel on the corner Of King
range Of stores underneath nss 70 excesd $OG pre-
mimi Of s0 win be paid for che adopted plsn the archi
teot will receive commission for experimenting the cree
building Plans and speehsatons 70 be sent BY
the first Of July mont All particulars be had ON app
''"'A 70 'n' '"I N. RossIN BROTHER. yo.ss street.
THE COLL AMORE HOTEL, NEW YORK, is Much
euosizcd by travellers for the exceence OF It's aooom.
modaons and Tho attention that paid to those whe may
enter hosptabe doors The Cosmore Hotel stands hih
among the public houses Of the great meroPols travel
Ter has stopped this house can testify TO the truth Of
the above-Boiton Post.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET,
i Ludgate HUI, London The above house is centrally
situated bss excellent coffee ten or twelve private
sitting rooms forty and hty Light airy bedrooms
coed smoking room; w.m cela ana snowl Sa.as swgs
ysnts The New York Herald f. nisd. THOMAS QUAR-.
TERMAINE aso rrapeter Of the Grown and scepre ana
slim taverns tenders his grateful thanks his
American friends tbe ayors he has 70 long enjoysd
their bsnd ssd soeits thss eoatnusd Parsaags sAd r
sspnsaaAass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

oss nas H. IA.
OF street, between Eighth and Broad
way they fitted up with all the modern
and within two minutes walk Of the Eighth
J. v. ONDERD0NK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

pAILwAy AcCErTANCEs AND BUSINESS PAPBR
~ fer sale, by JOHN ID. MURRAY, a Wall strseA
ever Sank Of North America Cash loans upon bank rail-
and ERE insurance stocks bonds and noss Advances
and on vessels ~ see and In port.
To GEocERs $500 TO 81 900 TO LEND, BIT YOUNG
IL who wishes situation ~ clerk In cheap cash
store either In New York. Brooklyn adjacent otas
Has had experience IN the business Tor hsen years
$50 vnderstssss al parts. and 10 nrst salesman
Address Thomas, Herald once. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

CARRIAGES FOR SALE IAN ASSORTMENT or
" coaches and rockaways, wagons and bret phntons;
also hand open quarter coach stye. done
up IN first ORDER and variety OF rotnS buggiss
with and without top Light; viii be sold very lew. at Is
and A Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
TEN ANTs' REGIsrER.

Twenty eighth street and Fourth In fne order
twelve rooms with ga BATH s e. Rent c. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

DOGS FOR SALE.-A BLACK AND TAN ITALIAN
hound and SCOTCH terriers Of the worry best usy
Apply at 10 Great Jones street. bstwssA the and
Broedway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

CAsH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PURcHAH
- cd Nght diAmonds wasohss rich jswelry nssshsn
80 Fulton street, second aeor 'front.' feon, sm A. II y
SPIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

NAEkiA0k3 FOR SALE-AA ASsuKrMEdf OF
coaches and rockaways wsgons sad bret phsetsus Ais
second hand oosoh nexiy dons and
Art rate order Dee light en.isus bull. for private
tlemnr, suitable for hotel boarding school
n. THeNPSON co. % Wooster steest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO ADVANCE AT ALL
IA times - merchants. and Others will
buy e. sigh. for os.h At hghes. Trces stocks notes msr
rty Of all descriptions at the old responsible Pacific ssncy
and private loan Once the Pacific Bank Of
Broadwa ~ and Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

MARRIAGES FOR SALE IN AccoRDANcE WITH
the timeaA general assortment OF ooaches caleches
srtt barouche phetons two sod three ssst rsoksway
light and neat STYLE and two csryai Also, lot Of
,econd hand carriages. sne, two and three seAt LEVI
ADAMS 125h street and Third avenue. Harlem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

ITO LET-A FURNISHED TWO STORY AMP ATfIc
brick house in the vicinity Of Fourth street. aud
Broadway The brst party want to be we'll
viii awe possession in the beginning Of Ju,s aext Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
HOTELS,

DREvoORT HoUsE.-rHIs ELEGANT HOUSE. 10
Gated Fifth avenue the most fashionable promenade
America, continued upon the European pla1, without
change Of that beautiful furniture the style Of
ing which has been much approved Of by its patrons
contains apartments fer families single gentlemen supe
ror to those Of other hotel IN the country The
age Of the public 10 respectfully solicited.
ALBERT CLARK. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

CARRIAGE FOR sALK.-A HANDSOME AND Fash,
nearly new, paving beea times will BE-
sold at sacrifice, the having further for III
May DO at 70 and n East Eleventh street. original
coat, t460; price S3!O. @. z. BARrHOLF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

CE O0O-A GREAT BARGAN.-FOR SALE. FOR
1O.UUU. oash oni four story brick proof house
and lot with basement Crstou water all the house.
stusted 2lS Seventh avenues largo store, Is. This
IL worth 81 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

MUSICAL.

A MUSICIAN, HAVING SOME SPARE TINE UN
a occupied wishes TO take few pupils TO teach the VIC
lin hus clsrione also music in general Term
moderate For further particulars please apply, by not
otherwise At his residence 22 West wenty ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, FURNISHED
On HTdsS. river 70 rent for the psrsa
Hsadq Newburg large handsome mansion house.
In perfect order and completely furnished for immediate
cupancy; beautifully located has OF ground vel
sA out with crnanen snrubbery fruit and shade tress
has the usual susbadings Ao the promises not
Eve minutes from the depot For full particulars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

IlRICE OF BOARD AT THE HOTELS 1T WAS AN
nounced short time that all the first class hotels
this city would raise the price Of hoard 70 % day A
number But the Collamcre and kstropoli
at the old price So and the result they
fully overhowpg The Accommodation ct these hotels
full equal 10 . OF superior TO any In the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

Presidents Virginia and Tsnnsssss RalrcsA O.
Tho Board OF Directors are
HENRY DAVIS THOMAS L. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WIN. r. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM A. READ,
And 6; 7. a. GARNErT IL Chief Engineer.
will receive sealed proposals for the above whio
Will remain with unopened till three O'clock r. n.
fhursday the 2h day Of Nay next to Be then opensd
tkS presence Of the Presdsns some other auhofis
ADRIAN q. MULLER, Is wall sxssA
Now York, 9Th April. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

euiosigcd BY travellers for the exccencs OF It's
modtons and Tho attention that paid to those whs may
enter hosptable doors The Cosmore Hotel stands hh
among the public houses Of the great metropolis travel
Ter who has stopped t this house testify TO the Truth OF
he n stonp ost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

eommodatsd by the Empire Loan and Agency 3
Broadway opposite the Broadway theatre from
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT sfArs STUCK
IN Treasury Department.. n e., April liij.-Ssalse
the 2st May next. for the purshass follow
ing bonds be issued BY the q North Cnrons n
Of 81 900 each, TO wt $4,000 runnng sairty years
Wearing interest And date from tho yacuary 1876
Al,c ee GO running thirty years. bearing nseesss and
Also, running ten years. and bearing iatsrss. Aat
date from The hrst January, 1856.
All OF them are sxomps from taHAtisn ~ law.
They will Al have coupons attached for the interest,"
sE per esnt per nnnum, payable semi annually aud bod
the principal and Interest will be payable at ths Baak
the Rspubc New York yplsss where the pre
70 have them paid ~ ths Treasury Of tbs Stats.
Parties dding VIII please address their letters sndorssd
"Tssyssss sor North 6HolaA ssooks V shs undsrasasd
The BIDS VIM ss opened ~ 70 Selooh, An, THO nst MAJ
mart In ths The Governor Secretary and Comp
TELLER Of Sse and the PRECEDENT Of the Bank OF state
The undsrssnsd tbs right Of aesspng sh Gda
n yhsls o. in psrs ~ he nay deem most sdvsasSsu y
suscsssts bidders WI Be required informed
with the interest from the date the bond TO ts
made Bsnk Of the Republic at New YORK. the Banh
sthe state North carsns. or the Bank Of Cape rsax
Doeaments showing the Of the sta.s and the
amount or s Indebtedness may had st this smss or On
application y hsssrs. Brown De Rcs'es. N;Y,..
Public Treasurer Of Nsrth Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoR SALE
IA Rye Neck, situated the Boston turnpike road,
the water half mile from MAmAroneck Station,
the York and New Haven Railroad The grounds
laid cut and contain ane lawn garden. and
house well shaded BY forest and contains
ten rooms. Apply to T. s. SHEpHRkD. 81 Geld street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

HOTEL AT WILMINGTON, N. c.. roe SALE.-THE
Ii property situated north side Of Market street. wen
Known Caroiiaa HO VIII DO ssld It public a.csIs.
saturday a Juno prox net previously dspeseA 81 ak
private SALE Terms For further particulars aHyly
]. C. =. B. WOOD. or JOHN MoRAk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

ITO LET-A GENTKEL THREE STORY AND EASEMENT
rsans n SrScr 30 ss M o
with paper paiat chandeer and location 90 Eid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, I'M.
- nsdiately.-House ieet in front with rooms,
stshls carriage house and three Of land including
very beautiful flower Garden with abundance and
fcufts OF all kinds, within FIVE minutes walk from Bulls
Ferry commanding beautiful view Of the Hudson 1t
would be also desirable place for good gardener
Apply to JOHN ARRABANTS, on ihe premises, or to
WI. RADDE, 322 Broacway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

NNo LET, IN BRoOKLYN-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE
and garden on Putnam avenue eat of BEDFORD avenue
urthest house in south side abtve Bedford
Rent SO per month Inquire Of Mr. TRIBE door;
block from Fulton Avenue Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE BEAUTIFUL
~ new French cottage let Rye within two minutes
Rye Beach grounds we'll sh.ded fruit abundance
b. w. RICHARDS, 30y broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

E'oR sALE-A VILLA, SITUATED ON THE BANKS
Of the Hudson river about forty i've minutes ride By
railroad the City Hail. New York, with beautiful
view Of the river and surrounding country Ths house 10
Croton water tbroushOut baths water closets
feasibility BY and stages renders II desirable
Terms easy. Apply to PHILIP R. WILKINS, auctioneer
No. Broad street. corner Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

E,oR sALE-A nAGNIrIcEnT GREY GELDING. SIX
teen hands high, Of hne style and action Can tro.
2AO, cure. Can 30 seen ~ BURNHAMs. BIoomiagdals
road He In exeeilsnt health sound aAd kind In All
without fault, old, and
rAble horse cannot DO found In tho world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

p.,s ,oR 1Hr NTEDY.--We have reports Of
.sv,,o meetings, held yesterday, TO devise measures
=. ns ,elief of persons out OF employment, but can
mi rrit, them for want Of rom.
NJ. M.cready gave poetical readings for charity
~ ,'obt VERY light attendance VIII repeat on
Thrr.dsy night, at Stuyvesant Institute
TIC rseeips Of the concert in the Eighteenth Wari
ware between 500 and $500.
Marty 900 persons have been discharged from the
Nb,e House. Cause-Want Of funds TO pay them if
Kept on.
More than 1000 persons were temporarily relieved
Yesterday by the OutDoo Poor Department OF the
Alms House.
N Sebstier pianist to the Duchess dc Montpensier,
volunteers his services in the cause of relief.
meeting was held in the Fourth Ward yesterday,
and committees appointed in each Election Districto
collect contributions for the poor MIR. French
IPreuchs Hotel is Chairman. subscription was
headed BY Mr. +. with $500, ard 500 were raised in
few minutes.
In the Fourteenth Ward there was meeting, and
hs Relief Committee were authorized oissue tickets
for groceries &c instead Of money, TO those 10 dis
tess.
There was also meeting in the Thirteenth Ward,
of H. Relief Association The Finance Committee
reported $500 on hand. There will be sermon in
he Willet-st NJ l.. Church, on Sunday afternoon, in
nd OF the fund.
A meeting was held in the Sixth Ward last night
Judge Brennan said the disrel greater than for
many yenrs previous. Some preliminary measures OF
orgspization were taken, but without definite action
they aoiou, ned to meet on Thursdey.
The Relief Association OF the Twenty Ward
met Yesterday Various offers toward the establish
nent of soup room were made and accepted.
Another meeting on Friday evening. The irstreport
from New.Years calls WIS made by AID. Drake,
whose wife sent in sls cole ted from her friends
BRsrrIr AT NmLo's MIR: Niblo gives the wnoie
of be receipts of this evening to add to the fluid now
collecting to aid the poor Of this City. The enter
hpuents are Of most attractive character, and the
Cause itself should draw thousands.
2 N,ssys. Editors. beg 10 state that my name was
announce ;he of the proposed Ball for the
H"'' u ''' l W. "''@>'' ROBERT B. MIYrURN.
Ens Editor Of The ". y. TRIBUNE
MORE MATERIAL AID.-SIR: Having been In cir
to feel which others feel DESTROYS
ny should be given In aid Of those who require besd
hesd proessed sympathy therefore offer the entire
ssipts Of my Hotel Wednesday next. Sd January
Mr. YorE, Dee 80, 1854 DAVID HARRIS. Hsnis's Hotel
To The CiTIZENs OF THE EIGHTH WARD.-Ihe
Eighth Ward Relief Association rs fully organized VITA On
Executive Committee Of ten members and Visiting Commit
Tee Of four fiom each Election District who VIII can upon ne
s1tDs o. the Ward for donations for the unfortunate Al
pAo will please prepare themselves tc give
as thew feel disposed either money provisions
Ncohing JAMES WEBB, Chairman.
yosArHAx ". ALLEN. Secretary.
WILLIAM TVcKtR Treasurer Nc. p Maedougal's -. -
rtp6t OF the Eighth Wad Relief Association is at No l's
Prince
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DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CAUCUS.

lie Democrats Of the Assembly met in caucus this
morning at O'Clock, pursuant to notice, for the pur-
pose Ct nominating candidates to be supported a. the
Les slatiye election to-day.
On motion of Mr.. SEARISG of Kings. who called
the caucus to order and explained its objects the Hon.
DAylD OKEEFE, Of New York, was called to the
Chair, and Mr. johnson, OF Allegany appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. SEARIsG, AMBROSE STEVENS, Of
GeLesee, was unanimo usly nominated for Speaker
on Ike motion ALBERT EDGERTos, Of Delaware,
was u unanimously nominated for Clerk:
The following nominations were then made for the
remaining officers:
For Sergeant at AIme, VIZ. II. COOKS, of Wash
ington.
For Doorkeeper, JNo. =. Russ, Of Albany.
First Assistant Doorkoeper, JNo. HAN, Of Oneida.
Second a., slant Doorkeeper, RoB McNALLf, of
New York.
On motion, the Chair was authorized to appoint
Comm tee to call future caucuses GU the part Of TIA,
Democrats OF the Assembly. Messrs. SEINouR, OF
Livingston; CoSGER OF Utica and McLtrGHLIS, Of
New York were appointed such Committee.
The caucus then adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

Az :! O'Clock NJ. Lieutenant Governor RAY
MOND took IL" Chair, and called the Senate 10 or.
der.
Prayer by the Rev DR. CAMPBELL.
Tie CLERK then called the roll OF senator AMI
twonty.fve answered to their nnmes-siS absent. Al
the New-Ycrk delegation being present except Mr..
BARR.
The PRESIDENT thea arose and addressed the
Senate follows
SENATOR In The d'-clarte ~ fh. constitutional
furctoLs Of the Office 20 which have been elected,
an y, sent TO preside over fhe deliberations Of ~.
bran ch Of the STATE L. IS allure am profo1n.i y
sensible Of The dignity and reponsibyo " the posi-
ton / an called 20 hl and Of 'he extent . whiCn
shall iced Nour indulgence In the execution OF i'-
trusts. Ny task viii ro' Dee ifil for % b. only %
direct attention % the prov lions of those rules
which Jou viii adopt FOR your Own gvernment n fhe
Irofecufiou Il your labor. shall enfeavor % &C.,
cure the practical application 81 those rules with
uruupufule. with eNactne-- AMI with entire impN.
iis.i'y / sol ,t :. ratofe rpur gen.r1r- c1uideure
10 the frcerity ami upr 4h'ness ~ my Intentions
your s!i IN ihe perf.rmsncr Of my icte'' and your
Aird co.'s Iteration fJr tie erors may commit
tie usual cou mi'iees 90 appr.'o the Governor and
Ats.nbly o. The organization )f'he Sc'ae. we're then
appointed.
ON notion Il Mr. ". CLARK che rues ~ the iis.
.,s-on with tie exception # rule o. which PROVIDED
That on sc.ect Committee should b. appointed by
ballot were adopted for tic present session ua'I
oth,rase oIce,ec.
A Committee from he Assembly having ann 'uncei
hat hat BODY had crsanlzed the Governors Pnyaa
Sec-e,ar, NJ j. CHAMBERS Va. introduced
/, he Sear.eentat. ARM. AMI submitted tue Gov
eruors Annual M.s,ase vi b war th.n rad BY tlc
Clek. Aftcr Which.
NJ DICKINSON moved tlat q bs referred %
Con m'tee q the whole senate, and hat 90 copies
Tor each nator and 500 oF he Governor Boz prine
MrW CLARK opposed the motion Hesas DO ne
ces..iy ior printing extra copie. Of sub document
/, We. s.m, making the people pay for 80 mach
waste paper He took similA, ground las; year, and
h.sexpesience Of the pas, session justified him IN a.
suniIg il again. He moved 70 strike olt 80 much Of
The motion as related % furnishing the senate With
extra copies. Lest to ls.
Mr DICKINSON sustained biz motion, aud briefly
ulogized the Message.
Mr.. W. CLARK thought the eulogium would sound
better had il from the other side Of the House
Mr.. WHITNEY moved to amend by providing for
the printing Of !, 900 extra copies Lost to-
The resolution, amended by Mr.. MUNROE - that
each Senator ,hall have 80 copies then adoptei
Adjourned til II o clock to-norow morning.
The following Senator'S were in Their seats to-day
Mesis BarnMd Bishop, Brsifo,f Bro9ks Bl,,.
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gold mines beyond the Colorado and ella rivers in
Mexico returned lat week After crossing the Col
Orbdo they Travelled up the CHA about thee hundred
miles, topping at the Pimos villa some fifteen
dave wsitir for OF their party ri9 vent 10 Atr
20 gain form alton Of the location of he god mines
Al tbc expiration Of n 4; time tie not returning
the pushed on 20 Salt River and Travelled - tha,
riv to IL Junction With the san Francisco. Ih-7
have pre- cte1 for god hut ap- I, ~ barely
TIE cor. They ven, - the ssh F-'n-isco ab a
ffv ues trying every ME or So bat no orc wa -
be found. After crossing oyert0 the Pinos VILLAGES,
and Prospecting uptbe ella abcu ssyen;y ave miles
without success. they wen. south into sonora %
Place called --. whore gold was founi in small
quantities but there was no water. From here they
vert north, By the way Of the Pmcs I'LL they struck
the Sat Rive, about ory miles higher up than where
they had previously PROJECTED that stream, and
found little gold bat not in sufficient quantities 10
ply for working. The party returned from this place
TO TIE Piuos villages seain, where they split up
FIVE of them going 10 Tucson, aud Eve re; irnng to
San DIEGO where they arrived il god cJndilon.
sfer an ebsence of four morhs sud nine avs tully
satisfied 10 wait till the riilr,, "a comp'esi before
they Ike another cruise into Sonora il search Of gold