Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

New Jersey.
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Pennsytoan ia.
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70 John D,ck, K. y.
DeLaacare
/. Elisha d. Cullen KIN.
Maryland.
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!. Thomas H Bayly, D., l. William Smith, D.,
=. John >. Mllson, d.. g. Chas. j. Faulkner, D.,
8. John Caskie, d., $. John Letchcr, d.,
William .. Guude, D., 10. Zedek.ah k.dweIl, D..
5. Thomas s. Bocock, d.. IL. John 5. Garlic, H. n,
6. Paulus Powell, D., L. H. A. Edmundsou, D.,
Is. Fayette McMullen, b.
North Carolina 4
2 Thomas Rui'n, d., s.. T. e. c. puryear IN,
i: Oh: Branch, T. $ e. l ); ~: c'"s%sa, i.
l. John Mcqueen, D., L. Preston S Brooks, D.,
2. William Aiken, D., D. James L. Orr, d.,
g. Lawrence NJ ke' D. Geor 8; VIM w. b0yee' D.
l. James L. Seward, D., 5. John H. Lumpkin, d.,
= ~ J.: csraT T.l D. Howei, Cobb Cobb ~
4. Hiram Warner, D., s. Alex. Ii. Stephens, d.
l. Percy Walker, X. N, 4. William r. Smith, X n,
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-Hississippi
!. Daniel B. Wright, d., B. William Barksdale, D.,
.. Hendley S. Bennett, D.. 4. William A. Lake, X. n,
.. John A. Qutman, d.
Louisiana
l. George Eustis, K n, ). Thomas G. Davidson D.,
2. Miles Taylor, d., 4. John NJ. Sandige, d.
l. Timothy c. Day, H. T. B. Horton, L. ",
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10. Oscar F. Moore, X. T., 20. Josaua T. Gsdaings,
=. John A. Biayhana, h. ~,
kentucky.
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l. *Abert 6. Talbot, D., .. Leander NJ. Cox, X. n,
s. Joshua Ii. Jewett, D., 10 Samuel F.swope, X. n.
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g. Samuel e A Smith, D., 81 X \, zolcoiisr' X N,
s. Charles Ready, X n, To- Thomas Rivers, K N
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Illinois.
L. Euhu b. Hash6u,ne, s. VIM A. Richardson, D.,
: $s; S !:$:: !! IT, $:; D.
T. 'a"f' A"''' H. w. vx.s s. Samuel s. Marshall D.
!. Luther NJ Kennett, X N, T. %Mordecai Oliver, D.,
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Z. samuel Carulhers, b.
l. Alfred B. Greenwood, !? Albert Rust, D.
l. um H. uera,a, K 4, 'eN 5. r. s. nsz,,ssge, K w.
,. Henry "aAi,o", 4: ~, George W. Peck, D.
l. Augustus E. Maxwell, d.
Terms.
l. Lemusl D. Evans, X N; r. 2 P. H Bell D.
l. Augustus Hall, D., >. james 7aoriugso". KN
l. D''s' Wells g !; cas. siisyt l.; @''"'"'"S
/. James W Denver - Ia'9 ? Phip T. Herbert. D.
formerly wings.
voting for James L. Orr
wings voting for Pennington.
whig voting for Fuller, Of Pennsylvania.
Those in italics republicans"
Those marked X. N. are know:nothngs.
REHABILITATION.
Know-nothings and republicans voting for Banks ITO
Republican know.nehlngs voting against s Banks 8
National knOw-nOthngs voting for Fuller IS
Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr 80
Mr.. Miller, of Missouri, and Mr.. Chids, of New
York, absent since the beginning of the session Mr.
Trumbuls seat vacant. 4 number of times within
the last four weeks the number recorded above as
having voted for Mr.. Banks could have elected him;
and if to these added the republican know.noth-
ings who vote for Mr. Pennington, it would give to
the side of the House supporting Mr.. Banks clear
majority of the whole number, even with an unusual
attendance.
This list has been prepared with great care, and
is believed be accurate If any gentleman is err
roneously classed it will give pleasure to make
the correction. Wush Union,
"OUR FOREIGN RELATIoNs."-Under this caption
we find the suhjoned in one of our exchanges
Mr.. Bodisco married Miss Williams, of GEORGE
town; Mr.. Sartiges, the French minister, married
Miss Thorndike, of Boston; Mr. Bcnnees, formerly
secretary Of the Spanish legation, married the sister
OF Madame Sartiges; Mr. Boileau, present secretary
OF the French legation married the daughter of Col
onel Benton; MIR. Marcolcta, minister from Nicara-
gua married Miss Kieckhoeffer of Washington city;
MIR. Caroalno, the late Chilian minister, gave two
manifestations Of his distinguished consideration to
the United States, and now Mr.. Stockl is added to
the catalogue"
Coop SwIxxlNG.-The Charleston Evening News
understands that the elephant which was lost over.
board from vessel bound to that port made its way
safely into Mt Pleasant Harbor. The vessel was
far out at sea, and heavy gale was blowing when
the elephant went overheard Its feat of riding out
the storm for distance Of thirty miles, is the most
remarkable instance Of animal strength and etStur.