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G EN- RAJ N VS..

FnoN DENERARA.-We have intelligence TO the 22d ult
The disturbances excited by the unac Orr between the
blacks and the Portuguese Catholics had been Quoted
and the governor had appointed commissioners to assess
the value Of the property destroyed.
No wosDm--A private letter from Georgia to one OF
the editors of the Journal Of Commerce says The New
Haven Kansas meeting astonishes the people here
JrrFrRsoSs BIRTH-DAY-Jefersons birthday comes on
the l4th inst and 1t to be appropriately celebrated at
the University OF Virginia The jefferson Society furnishes
Oscar Stephenson Of Southampton, the orator and
Robert Wilson Of South Caolns the reader ofthe Dec
laration.
HrAyr soRnKsY.-0n Saturday week the room of Mr.
Evan George stopping at the Carroll House Lake Prov-
denee, Louisiana, entered, and trunk containing
$4,000 in cash. and $4,000 10 drafts and valuable pa
pers, was stolen.
LAND At $34s4soo Prn AcaE--The rate at which the
lot the Of State and Exchange streets Boston
recently sold was $50 per square foot and the
the coat of an of land would amount to ss4s4
500 per
OgR or THE YRrspoM sHRrKERs-The Hartford Times
says the police OF that city after Colonel McCrea the
refugee from Kansas who has been assisting the Connect
cut republicans and whose shameless lcentousnes and
gross niemperance in Hartford have been rather too much
even for the friends Of freedom" Of the Beccber stripe
The wmIAsp oAsALs-It is supposed that the Welland
will be opened about the 25th inst The ST Caha-
rnes Journal says that during the winter everything re-
quired to facilitate navigation has been done Locks
ockgses and bridges have all been overhaued and made
ready for the spring trade.
HoRR1BLE TRAGEDY IN LoV1sISA--A HUSBAND HUNG nj
wHRTbe Natcbitoches (La Chronicle Of the 22d ult
gives account Of the murder Of John Rodrigo by his
wife and her paramount Matthew Bresente The Chronicle
says
Rodrigo having what he thought Just grounds to sus
pect his wifes hdey, threatened to bring her
Of virtue For this she had him bound over TO keep the
pcace The peramour Of the bad then contriyed
the idea Of getting rid OF the husband few nights ST
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New YorK April TO-. Flour Is irm,ales OF 0, 500 bills
common TO good State SO 81 common TO low grades
Of Ohio Sc 81 81 good TO standard southern,
81 75aS 75 fancy to extra do, 81 s7a 80 49, Wbest is
hrm-saes OF 1900 bushessouhern red, 81 81 III 90
southern white, 81 81 Corn IL improvingsses Of So 600
bu,hels-southern mixed co Ga cents Pork Is frmer-
sales Of 600 barrels-mess SIG as SIG 3TH. Beef Is
droopngsaes Of 200 bbs Chicago repscked sl3. Lard
IL 6rmsales of 500 bbs. at 10 cents. Whisky firm
,ses Of 100 bbls.-ohio, 27A cents.
BaLTrMons, April lo.--Our markets generally
changed Flour Is firm SC 626 for Howard street. and
Sc 5oa Sc 62lS for City Mile Wheat dollfair to prime
reds at 81 4sas ST. fair prime whites at 81 GO 81 So.
Sales Of yellow as 80 cents by weight and so IS
by measure, and white at As 40 cents by weight and
As so certs by measure Provisions generally
changed. Mess pork, s1T 12I per bbl Bsconsdes "a
"a cents shoulders, 81 81 cents Lard at 10 loN
cents in bbIs. and kegs.
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MAINE REpUDIATEs THE MANUFACTURE LAW

MAINE NEr UDIAIEo THE MAINE-IlQUVK LAW.
Speaking of tho repeal of the Mainequor law by tho
legislature of Maine the Hartford Times remarks with
great force ..
"ThGs has Maine the State that originated the liquor
law TO which 1t has given and notoriey repudated
the ultra by decided The action of the legs
are in this respect to reflect the popular sentiment
throughout the State and is likely that any future egs
aure win restore the Maine law the book Maine
the first State to try the law is the first
her back upon it. Its unconstitutional provisions and it's
Infringement of individual rights prove be ola character
too fragrant to be endured, even in Maine"
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forwards he and the wife seized Rodrigo while asleep ADD
after binding him hand and foot dragged him about 4
mile from the house where placing rope around his
neck "a spite OF bis prayers and hreks for mercy they
hung him aud beat him to death with stick. After the
guilty parties had succeeded In killing their unfortnna
victim They covered the body Bresente has confessed his
guilt
SERIOUS LossThe Boston Transcript says the loss 10
the Worcester Railroad Company BY the burning OF their
depot at South Framingham is $4,000 The engine house
and 600 cords Of wood were burnt
EDWIN FORREST AND LIEUT.. HUsTER--Frank Leses IT.
Illustrated Newspaper contains the following important fact
In relation 10 the days of the late Lieutenant Charles
c. or @Alvarado" Hunter;
Let II never be forgotten OF Forrest the actor when
men deal hardly with his fame that II his geuersus
friendship that soothed the last Of poor Hunter
ana conveyed his remains with fitting respect to the
TOBACCO SCARCE yRaISA-A large manufacturer of
tobacco in Danville Virginia. that his hands
bering three hundred unemployed now, it being inn
possible to get tobacco for them la consequence of the
dryness of the The Richmond Despatch saws that
the amount of tobacco brought that city is unusually
small, owing to this fact
FURTHER PROM LInERiA.-Thc Methodist Missionary Sc
cety in Africa has lost two Of IFS missionaries The Rev
Daniel Ware died the 22d day Of February. lie had
been missionary for twenty years On the 10th Of
February the Rev. James Byrd another missionary died
at Lower Caldwell lie had been ia the missionary service
for eighteen years #asaa
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NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.

MESSRS. SPALDING ROGERS,
Having proieeea New Faus.isa E.,ah.hmsn
middle and New England s,aies 20 bs called
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS,
For which Mssss Good Coz The builders Of Albany,
NINE RAILROAD CARS,
@ die q he persons and horses and
ee'ed or exhibition and n.s.f announced 70 the equestrian
Engagements, without limit or price,
eirea. would produce anaa,sonsd evidence ofnis
Superiority all others,
thai hey hass arranged o decide do claims II The dspuisn in
GRAND CIRCUS TOURNAMENT,
To be held at Washington for Elk days only, s
Commencing Aonday .aprii Z,
Under marquee, Centre Marked
e % ne rss ". % % he sa
test, e. 20 aS s ,""ra Rnsn ,s, 10 zach and
3D. SEASONS snssssnsns With ,ss new Railroad Circus, :.
.ay 10 added the highest s victor
prize any any department,
gagged 70 Ms.." spasns Roger. '''
many G0 81 s S1S he
ne following di.nsash.d re. have complied win the eo.d'
more especially designated in their entry. viz:
JAMEs ROBINSON, Of seuiA Carolna,
IA. SosnHT G1sss WIN "''' '''''''
"a. HE y: n; ZEE fERoTsE from Londs. and p
Comprising six ladies and gentlemen, the hes, Paa'ons,
ross HoKNER. Of Krn.uely, sTEVE LEE, Of London,
NED KESD.sLIs o. x..sea~sl., and KEND.aLps BRASS
Band, Of oGhtssn mnst1aHs,
A the hest Bugirr and Draas Band.
TWO P.iRTIEs only persons have executed The
the exploits OF the Doubs Percbc
Perrhs, and the Double Ladders, viz.
Tire -aMEHTC.fN BRO7HERS-H MAGiLTON, OF Pennsylva-
GEO. DUNBAR, of Maryland r. DONALDSON Of Aaba
ma nd G. GROSSLY, of Ohio and
Txe Y.aNkEI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 LIBBY, OF Ohio; u.
OMAR, Of yirsnsi Davenport Of Texas and Q. MOVES
e s y s.
Racer.
OLTSz, Of Russa has entered the best Tight Roas
Performer
MfN-MONRET has entered the best Gymnasuc Eques
Beside. Others before the list
april following well known Riders Oymnssts, Clowns
engaged inseces Of the performance in the
intervals ofthe contests vfzi
Me,daes or,aond Aa Resao~, Ds.s~povts MHss ssssaa
Bmt, HariG. j. 0ayo r. TAo~ss, C. ssrs~'on, and r.
Dorsey.
the efforts Of the rival competitors in this
CONGRESS or EoUESrRiANs,
partly projectors supices this great
celebrities kes place. and by whom The expense
public win be admitted the performances, daring
which the contests take place, u tbs following
Prices ef aS~sissis~;
Boxs cen,s children in attendance % cents
Pit Is Cooed 80 ceats children half price, Coofed
5 Doors open every night att snd also Wednesday
Saturday afternoons At i9k The entrss VIII bs made
precisely at ~ and ~ - !, $50,
has been con6ded kspda AID The Of
be Ring Mr.. Robert White
two companies win be in attendance for The
Of the compoi'ors. Apni i-hd'
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE RAIL
depot pubic auetonon Monday afternoon, April a
O'Clock, premises shall sell OF original lot No
g. No. 63 fronting 50 feat north street and u est ~
containing Sass square eet OF
ground with the Improvements, consisting OF he
brick building, containing all twenty gooa rooms nsnto
and cold and through
OF building. i,
Immediately opposite tho
location offers great Inducements 70 persons de
IL built by The late John FJ
expressly class boe who conducted successfully
until bis death.
residue g. ~. H. a. and 20 months,
with interest, a deed Of
pasuiars address sanisso Murray esf OF hs
.pctopesr. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar ls-eoSds Auctionssr.
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sr. LOWS, April s.-The majority OF Mr.. Howe, demo-
cratic candidate for mayor, 25s9which about the av-
erage majority Of the entire democratic ticket.
The council win be composed Of " democrats and
know nothings.
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TIE Hn.saohusets Legislature and The Prohbtory Law
BosroS April sThe senate committee the prohibtory
Law reported that II nexpeden in the opinion Of the
committee, alter modify the existing law minority
report will be submitted The rejected the tenhou
bill by large majority.
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MORE SIGNS

i"s eecuon held in Albany, New York, on Wednesday
resulted in the election Of the democratic candidate
VT mayor and the success Of the democratic ticket gem
orally,
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TUDOR PLACE r~nt.-Ths weLbnown, beautiful resi-
for for The house 70
spacious District situated the heirh" Of
Georgetown and within The corporate limits The premises con
ground and abuudsny
hass and beautiful scenery and
Of Georgetown, city Of Washington the broad 20
Virginia and Maryland and are certainly
mos delightful residence for gentleman Of fortune.
containing about 40 acres susted ~
Washington, few hundred yards from 30 undny
and Columbisn College, full description OF which
he NJ Once, and all Of No. 1903 In this city
building the heights Of Ceorxcown stu
Place ard containing ae-
plat o. which can also be seen a my
office. . =, - p,,,
No 2l3 street.
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BY Ell Il @ X A p III /.
Non Arrival of The Cambria.

Nor-ArriuaI Of The Cambria.
HALIFAX April l0There yet signs Of the Cunard
steamship Cambria fully due at this port, with one
weeks later Intelligence from Europe.
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WHERE IS THE KSow.SorHIse PARTY i,


for know-nohing State convention to be held In Indiana
the first day Of May ncxtsnd give IL to show tina,
know-pohingsm thoroughly sboliiionzsd in Indiana
as II is in every other free State;
IsDr,S.roLrs, April 2, 1856.
10 ths members Of TIE American party Of fsd,asas
At meeting OF the executive committee Of the State
Gil held at Indianapolis the I'd day Of April 1885, after
full expression OF the members upon those questions that
have divided and distracted the American party other
States the committee unanimously adopted the following
suggestions and earnestly request the friends Of
isnsm cooperate with them In carrying the
committee That in 1854, stand uncompromsng
" opposed the present corrupt national
party stand ready cooperate with any party
which put end 10 its misrulc And further
regard the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise nfscon
Of the pghted faith Of the nation. The should be
stored and efforts that end fail, Congress should
fuse under all circumstances TO admit any State nte the
Union tolerstng slavery made free by that compromise
Therefore, approve Of the call for peoples convention TO
be held the day Of May ner and earnestly call upon
the American party throughout the State TO send full dele
CATION 70 that convention.
WIN SHEETS, President,
Attest W. W. wsIsHT.
President William Sheets is The same gentleman who
figured conspicuousy in the convention which nomi-
| mated Fillmore and Donelson
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GxsgHAL LAMB oryfcK, April 9, 1885,
persons having books belonging d,
n please without Delay wSst wins
ihe building Which Land once il
day removed.
Ap lI--d3ld rsLI & InIl
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THIS rs 20 give notice that subscriber b.
sned Orphans cry
rntay personal
e deceased All having claims The said decnssd
hereby warned exit The
subscriber OH
excluded OF
persons
payment a.E
Given my hand this 9th day OF April, 1856
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
hp il-law4w No. 80 u. Paul street, Baltimore.
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Omitted state. Patent omes,

Wazhiugtonl ApH u 100.
an the petion OF stepbea Baldwin, Of Gsd, HAny
shire Tor the extension Of granted him The
Oh Of July, lcs3, IN machine cutting
rh0e ~ from OF said patent
which akee place the 10Th day Of july, $50
1t IL ordered Thar the said bs Patent Once
on Monday the 3oh Of June ~ O'CLOCK and all
nsnsd appear cause, have why
said petition ought o granted.
Persons required ne In Tho Patent
once their objections specially writing least
days before the day Of hearings all testimony ned by either
70 DC The said transmitted
eoTdanee with the rules Of the oncs which viii be furnished
pieauoB.
The testimony win be Of
Dispositions, and other papers relied must he
ned IN the ONCE before the morning that day the
nneais. u within days thereafter.
Ordered
and Evening STAR Washington, 10 c., Republican,
Evening Argus, Philadepba bay Book, New
Posi-, Boston, Massachusetts,
previous 10 the 3oh OF June the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
. y. \. w Commissioner
r. sEdilos OF the papers please copy,
their bills The Patent Oice with containing m notice
Ap tt-law3w
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ny JAMES Q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.


GRAND SALE OF MARBLE sTATUARY, ORNAMENTAL
" objects Of fine the importation OF Sig Veto
The saloon over Farnhams Bookstore
and m m s ss Wa sss o .y@ss beautiful
The assortment will contain classical copies Of all the ancient
superely carved HsIe vases, Eua,ian urn.
agate baeeante vsses pure white Grecan vases
one nnrIy Webster in carMa
.so .ape, s S s Ta %pe oa '
ons beautiful madonna Of Tenerann, BY the well known
One Sesaiifni group Of Bacchus and Ariadns
ONE s,asp s hs ah1 bsi"s Instruction
The assortment also contains rare and beautiful specimens Of
Finding of the Return Of the Prodisa II. Gentle
mouaisd on marble psde.dalr. '''1'' : : ' !.
One superb style landscape service, the first of tbs
Is.uuaiy decosaied sets, chocolate cups, &c.
Elegant Grecnn pndesas for vases or basT
Pail q superb aaphora vases, copies hom the originals in M
alas. vases, perfume bodies, receiver,
The saloon will open goods exhibition day
$50 JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
ApIl-d * s @ Aueoncer.
oEEIoG THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTEnIE s
M..- OF MARYLAND. #@aasa
TIE following are drawn Maryland
Lottery, class 49, drawn spIl ., le56:
LIST ID ID 4rh sh 9th 7h sh 9Th 10th II,h Iah lsrb
So G5 "A 10 81 70 l6 AZ 20 81 SO 6s IL
THE following are The drawn "qs ss Of the faap'co institute
a 81 Sc ?: % 81 IS 6 Al Il II 81 n 81
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
y. MePnlIL, Commissioned
By s.. q. MCGUIRE. Auctsoneer.
SUPERloK CABINET fURNiTURE, FRENcHPLtTE MIR
- splendid French India and saxon china silver
PLATED VIA and s ans mos
10 O'Clock rha SELL the residence OF the late Rus
de Rodeo second street. Gsose'own al his
peror furniture aud household effects, consisting part of
Handsome silk daak covered Sofas parlor and fancy
Rosewood soa aud chairs, style Of Louis XIV
.H~" yeIvetcovefrd tcc and reception chairs
Pair OF elegant painted lass folding screens III.
Large French plate mirrors in heavy carved mahogany frames
Marble "p and 81, centre tables
Morocco and d. mask covered diyans and lounges
Splendid manteI mepisce in gill and bTonze with CANDIDA
Porphyre vases, candlesticks, and
Magnificent French china dinner service Tor lhriysI per
Elegant French china, beautifully decorated
each plate containing view OF some prominent scene IN
Beruuy decorated French Saxon India china
EasIl.h plated dinner and tea service
Rich OF erysa cut glass ware 500 . -
splendid aee ornaments in gilt and slvsrpiae with pa
Superior m.hos~ny mirror front wardrobe. ,,..
Large and elegant Psyche glass In heavy carved frame and
Mahogany md walnut bed,isads
Wardrobes, bureaus, washsiands, toilet sets
Velvet, Brussels, and three, ply carpets
Mahogany and chamber chairs, tables, ae'
Large io %, o. ~ saps r copper cooAns "'"''
.. Also, . O'Clock, ..=.
large variety Of rare and liquors. compr
Madeiras, shcrres, champagnes, hook
Old pert elars, French cognac, brown ''oat
Some Of Which have been cellar for thirty years.
s. 'as sSasa oTs no
g. The house viii be Tor Ss,sI on The day m
Ap 5-eodtIs Auctioneer
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Kansa. Inre.tiqaiina Committee.

CuroAoo, April sMessrs. Howard and Sherman, OF th'
Kansas investigating committee passed through Chicago
yesterday.
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uur they have n osy
lied c,,r.r.h;p arm q Appleton Co. whose pses
the purpose ~ buying ana
ss,ns notes. foreign nd domestic
~ general stock brokrsee ma
s"a William sssr Appleton and Henry w.
reside in city, mn are general pastncrs snd seores
yieisis, and sp<ctai partner
Ia contributed HE pa Of the capital 70 he
sheoaud ds'sss IN each and M
18Th day Of March, 1885, aud
TO terminals '"~ ~ W1 aTUART APPLETON,
w. HOW ELL, ,
,,ox, 40. GEORGE RUST, Of virgins.
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rvAyINe together indicated IN m above
no,,c. purchase and sale OF
con scd domestic erchsnss
.,.h .nd Tina bIs loans. h'nd h
public securities OF rschsnfs
money We viii make collections, receive aePessb pay
checks and allow Interest stAcdsnG accounts.
We have services Of Mr. LAWmENIE =.
ff m. ,s,s Orr, aYIdcn wherr, Co., Washnston " C
mo his the general business OF our
"""s'' NV" ." ~ " - APPLETON 90,
April 3-sw "ss"s "ss"
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Tue ssle1ra,ed eO@pls,ely ossaaEsd
PYNE HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
oO.pas Other .sea The wohd IsHo~nsd Queen
MISS LOUISA PYNR,
VINO we'll - ne lelaisf s.,s. o. ely o. note IOas
iaie.iof 10 Jenny Lads
The renowned English tenor,
AIR. w. nARRiSoNi
The celebrated basso,
MR. srnErToS, AND Mr.. HoRScAsrLE.
nsent
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IA 1850,
Aided powerful eompssss orchestra, and full and en-
The engagement Of his renowned company i. limited 10
But Sic Nigaal
During presented nishr Of
sIx COMPLETES OPERAS.
With effective accessions Of correct costume sc
The box sheet, for hs sale Of will he sye
Once hour. between . a N. and pm.
"soMNAMBuLA.n
Mile Teresa Parodi,
.a..... Assisted by
NINE AMAIIA PATTI sTRAKosCH,
The Distinguished conuslio, and
sIcNOR LEONARDO,
The eminent baritone, a.a
Under direction Of great pianist composer,
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH,
On LeiI way The NORTH win sive This city
ONE AND POSITIVELY ONLY ONE
GRAND CONCERT AT ODD EELLows' HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is.
.
MILE TERESA PARODI will sing OCCASION for The
first and only ins the celebrated national French hymn
LA MARsEILLAIsE,
Which has been received with
sung by her. H|aH#y
The programme nnapproachabIe va
ey and will include from The u classical
popular, and miscellaneous music. F
The price fixed parts g.
Seats secured without
Z. Davis, esq, beginning ThuIsday April 10.
For particulars and small bills Rdvcr-
Doors open concert commences ats.
Ap9-6i "M#
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No wosDKR--A private letter from Georgia TO one Of
the editors of the Journal Of Commerce says The New
Haven Kansas meeting astonishes the people here"
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Fnos DENrHAKA.-We have intelligence TO the 22d ult
The disturbances excited by the lunac Orr between the
blacks and the Portuguese Catholics had been quoted
and the had appointed commissioners to
the value OF the property destroyed.
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HrAyr nonnxsY.-0n Saturday week the room Of Mr..
Evan George stopping at the Carroll House Lake Provi-
denee Louisiana, was entered and trunk containing
$4,000 IN cash and $4,000 10 drafts and valuable pa
pers was stolen.
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LAND At S34s4s0o PEN AcRE--The rate at which the
lot the corner Of State and Exchange streets Boston
recently sold was $50 per square foot and the
the coat of of land would amount to Ss4s4
500 per
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AsoTHEs ksow-soTHfso wirHpRAwAL.-Wo give place,
with pleasure to the following letter from Mr.. j. T. Hal
eck of this city We congratulate him upon bis escape
from the darkness and bondage of know nottingham;
w q
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Independently that that the power 70 regulate
and dispose Of the lands did include the right Of usde
ton"
Mr. BENJAMIN. Mr. President Il Is perfectly obvious
that this very important question 10 the number OF
copies Of the Presidents message which be published
we 70 conclusion without mature delibera-
ion The destines Of the nation hang the solution OF
the question: is obvious from the interest II has excited
for one after the presidential election closed, slt
very much the schoolboy did aer the long term during
which he had been stadyng the classics HThank God
have got rid OF the Greeks and RomansP ieltl thank
God have got rid OF presidential stump speakngP Other
gentlemen however 10 have different tastes and In
order that each member Of the body may have oppor
nifty fully prepare himself for the discussion Of grave
question without intending myself to participate in the
debate obtained the floor in order to adjourn
ment which now move.
The motion was agreed to- and the Senate adjourned
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Angus B. Reach, whose name was favorably known In
literature died at London the 25th ult in his thirty
9Th year, from paralysis He leaves widow, but
childess.
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The SPEAKER, by unanimous consent laid before the
House message of the President Of the United States
transmitting 10 Congress from letter Of the
22d ulmo from the governor OF the Territory Of Kansas
10 the Secretary Of State together with copy Of the
ecutve minutes TO which II REFERS which referred to
the Committee on Territories and ordered 70 be printed
Also communication from the President transmitting
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
rrrcrrrYr coMMrNnoATtoNs.

The SPEAKER stated that the business first in order
was the motion Of Mr. CAsPnELL Of Ohio TO refer and
print the Presidents message.
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