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1855 nstgtiag the Superior Council Of Commerce
imposes that body the duty Of maxi slar inves.
tgatous and the Minister proposes employ that body
70 continue the task len unfinished by the committee OF
the legislative body and TO send in report As the 81
peror Council OF Commerce had lost OF its members
she Duke de Mouchy and Legeut the President Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Of Paris the report proposes
appoint 70 the vacant places NJ GERMAN Thibant the
present President OF the Chamber ofCommerce OF
and N Clerc, filling simar post at Havre An impe
rial decree follows carrying out the suggestions Of the
From the Paris Deea's' July ssl
Foreign competition is a stimulant which may be
Oppressive for manufacturing country in its infancy
but which may also possess sautary influence on
country In stage OF development like France. Tbs
stmulant required by several branches OF national
labor and Is time that they should possess IT, That
certain moderation be displayed the commencement
is reasonable but the great wall Of China has no mode
faton-it supreme exaggeration, something that IS
repugnnnt ct the time 10 the sentiments and 70 the
Interests OF Europe In 1913, the State powers after
solemn discussion refused, with perfect justice, 70
cognse the rights Of labor demanded by the workmen
Two distinct weights and measures cannot exist In one
country. The rights Of labor denied 10 the workmen,
cannot be granted to the heads OF manufactures Some
one has right to be protected namely, the bubble,
parsonage tolerably inactive who does not draw up
petitions and is not prodga OF official steps and socta-
tons.
The public has at length the RICH OF being freed from
the dues levied through tho customs tariff by heads Of
manufactures who after all private individuals like
ourselves. We humby petition that the proposed in
qury shall likewise be directed ards the protection OF
that public, protection which believe to be the
legitimate Of all
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THE VERY LATEST.

By IgLscRApH FROM LIVERPOOL TO LONDON.
LONDON, Aug. . 1856.
The Tires in giving the dispatches from Spain which
the Aotsur publishes expressly says that it does
guarantee their Authenticity There Is nothing from
Spain.
Marshal Peessier arrived Msrseiles yesterday and
received with great pomp.
General Codrinr;on arrived In London las, night
Tie T mes contains a Leading article the position OF
Mr. Smith Br.en. He Is commended for his resolution
to &C; the part Of country gentleman rather than a
Senator
The Daily Nssss city article Of Friday evening says
The sripgency Of the money market continues. In the
Stock Exchange day money was IN active demand al
per cent government securities. In the discount
market there also considerable pressure, and the
rates for government bills were maintained at ~ ~
per cent The applications for accommodation at the
Bank consequently continue Despse this less favorable
feature however the funds retain remarkable stelfines
Prices have only led one eighth per cent and close
ket and the splendid weather contibute mat rally TO
stimulate confidence The funds also derive great 81 4,
port from the steady Investments Of the pablo, who
Rave absorbed the STOCK derived from the new loan even
more readily than tt former heavier Issues.
The TINES city article, dated, Friday evening says
The English fends have been steady Throughout the
day AZ yesterdays prices and the tendency i'm
proved tone again observable although extent
the business was small. Money wss IN some instances
obtanable IN tie discount market 10. day at a per csut
and there a diminished demsn1 the Bank a. con.
pared " ID YESTERDAY, In he market this morning
could have been pressed except further de
Cine haps 70 the extent Of per qr The nnal quota
tons Of the French Three Gents show another decline
o. nearly cent Letters from Hamburg state that the
renewed demand for fey continued 10 increase, and
that the rate OF discount ha advanced 20 per cent Al
Meanwhile anxiety prevails 70 the character Of
the presen. harvest
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Ne,xs from the West Coast OF Af,aca,

The pacAe, Niger arrived at Plymouth, England on
Goth July
Her dates are-Bonny June 81 Old Calabar, June %;
Cameroops lune "a yFernando Po June g. Lagos June
80; Accra, July Il Cape Coast July A. Liberia July 8;
Sierra Leone July IL Bathurst July IT, and Goree, July
To-
Der cargo included ,750 ounces OF gold dust.
She had about 81 passengers, among whom were Mr..
Andrew Collector General of the Gold Coast, and the
French Governor OF Senegal.
ve Spanish missionaries who settled at Fernando Pc
in May have leit-s3rne for Tenerle the majority for
Corisco bland.
Trade is improving at Cameroons, Oil continues
al Old Calabar.
The recent death Of Captain Hart Regent Of Bonny is
likely lead to disturbances there through of
ment in the family Of his successor.
The President OF Liberia has been under the necessity
Of issuing proclamation to prevent the immigration OF
aborers 10 French Guiana.
Alter conveying Or. Hutchinson 10 Old Calabar, Commo.
dore Adams returned TO the paddlewheel steamship
Scourge, 8, TO the river Clarence.
Several French men oil. war were at Goree July l6.
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time 70 come They ssrun like the cholera" and
have already affected great number OF play goers
TIE CAnPBKIIs.-This famous bard Of MINISTRIES, under
the direction Of Messrs Bryant and Mallory, 70 oive
their second 1t the Chinese Building ase Buck
ley's) this evening Mono and hear them with
out enjoying hearty laugh
BROADWAY ATHESEuM.-Mss Fanny Deane will give
This artist Is rapidly gaining IN envable position In the
estimation Of the public
BERGEN PoNT.-Our New Jersey neighbors should not
forget the be given this evening at the Dutch
Reformed church, by Miss Maria s. Branerd and her
accom- plished assistants
MoNo. DRAMA-Mr. Lionel Goldsmid, whose comic and
vocal abilities greatly auded during his brief en-
ut Of the city tbeares last season, s pre-
pairing to give series Of entertainments at Empire Hail.
He is 10 appear In a mono drama called CAT Home and
Abroad, which highly spoken Of by London critics.
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Generals Codrngton and the Admiral nd their stats
had visited the Sultan.
is reported that the refusal Of the Russians to give
up Kars IS explained The English Commissioner whom
the Russians refused to receive bad authority to ask
possession and did no. do He merely requested per
mission to examine the state of the fordcatons which he
not permitted to do Respecting Russian occupation
OF the Isle OF Seppents Lord Straford de Radcliffe has
sent General Mansfield TO inqnire in regard to it.
Intelligence received at Constantnople states that the
Instruction in Arabia had been completely subdued.
The Chief Of the Insurgents captured at the Fortress
Of Ta.f aud sent prisoner TO Corstsntinople.
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Right Hon Mr. Lowe Capt Gallon Mr. Baipln and lady Mr.
lady Mr. Sears lady two children and nurse; Mr. Quinn and
ady and shiiS; car knowles. Rev DE COsb, M lrii
lady and infant; Mrs Taser, Mr. Nabbctt Miss Philips
and lady Dr Gia MessTs Kseth Jarnss Dende1On kahn
Goodman Browne, Barnes Nwo) Dorswai Nefyne Jairay
Lowell Amory Patterson, Connat, Wood, Judson Dowd
Lambert, Ridgeey, Buckam, wilkinson Hollenlake, Wood
ward, Quon, McKensie Conner Heay, Robertson Propy.
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SWEDEN.

communication from Stockholm speaks OF the audi.
which the French and Prussian Ambassadors had
with King and o, great stir amongst the dpomatss
consequent these audiences Report says the subject
OF excitement was reclamation made by Norway
against the Russians who, alleged. encroachng
upon the Norwegian territory, and planning fortdcaions
along the Baltic coast, The Swedish papers, however,
make no aluson 10 the matter.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London money market was rather tighter, and
nothing was being discounted below bsLk rates, THIS
increased fringency regarded J. temporary only.
CoDsols for money closed u p5 g5K ano for account
P51s ebes. Eagles quoted y, los SKA; ba, I'll
YER, 81. I'D. 81. 11id., ard dollars Sc ID So.
ia. Discounts varied from a ~ per cent
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sessrs Be-. 4 Co say that american stocks have
beer,n actvrequest, but without any material change
70 prices rhcy quote as iolowsi-
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Theatrical, Musical. &c,

Nmo's GARDEN The on entertainments open 10 night
viii Mr. Heneiers astonishing feate the tight rope
Mile Robert and the ballet uoups follow Ia the spark
ing little sfsir styled lie DabIe QusireH The whole
ccses with the comic spectacle entitled @Asphotsv In
vh oh the Ravels appear
BowrRy 1HEArRR--H Ia almost unnecessary o. remark
that Mr.. Broushams popular pieces the Pirates of the
Mississippi and "roca hontss, still prove sufficiently
snacust " Gu the house and are likely 70 do 20 for
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Port Of New York, August ii, 1850.

CLEARED.
shin Mdnem, Hatch, san Francisco-wels Emanuel.
ssp say si 1rS nsq@s sons
ship Cliifon Williams New Orleanssssnion Thompson
Bafk Loaisisns CBr. NeSiei IayerpootSA Ieary
BARK ktham, Hnnneier 1lasgow-Wm Lancaster
Bark Adelaide Cooper Rollins, City Pont-C Z Duncan
brig Flor dAnsra PERI, sahio Amsrs Tercelra-J Ma
chaeo
brig Iidador PorD, De Oltvera, Iisbon-L Amslnck
Brig orosimbo Ros.brook Boston-Tbonpson Hunter.
scLr clyde ,Br. sweeang; Ss-esg-J Eneas;
sclr hawkins Grim, chares,on-Mcoresdy, Mott a
schr Music Keichum Georveiown-yan Brnnt sisrht
scht ayroyer Jaesson M,lmngion-M cCready, Mot Co
Sehr Jpo Totten Dorelson Pirhmond-yan Brua saght
schr Rosas carver N,nolk-w u Daggeit
sshi u Huniley, Hammond, Batiuore-Malsr, Lord
ssR. yceSrs B sys,s gosiou1c Peters
Propeller Piedmont Post na'imore-cromweIs line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arago, Lines, Havrc, July 20 and Cowes PM
ams asy sah gsse and Tss'sngers e Liyns.,on Aug
Icysia bs nee for liverpool
slesnship Nsshvs berry Charleston ~ hours with mdse
s.sd sehr W h Glsnd hence Tor Charleston same Day
~ PM passed Jas Adger hence for Charleston and
snip Gray Oak JEFFREY, liverpool June a. with salt TO
ship VIM Roger. Ief Bath, Thompsoa, Liverpool July
with ndse to snow Barse,s July carried away msip.
revenue Robnsen from New Orleans Tor Liverpoo Aug
spoke VT brig Elizabeth Bheey Of and for Drngarven from
ship rouicn, rrshe. gsvre. 81 Day. Win aase and lss
'0 shp Maria Sampson Jsnero July vim coffee 70
Ion os spoke Danish bars Enma Avigne ~ inst lat 50
M Ion A. spoke brig MARY forres, from Rio Grande for
ship Sorones of BELFAST Me-, Cousins New Orleans with
cot o Sc bound 70 vsrpoc PVT into tbs port for Iepas
asbore on FLORIDA Reef Of suit Of sails
stream cable anchors and beat sw rsuAipps on hs rssfs
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Financial and Commercial.

LONDON MONEY MARKET July 2e.-l o'clock, P. M
The New Great Britain has arrived ON Port Philip with
about GOO co., which with yesterday arrivals make
the importation so far this week about ESQ, 600.
The Sultan, for the Peninsula takes out Ella, $50.
The whole OF the arrivals Of yesterday ard to-day will
60 10 France and the drain not Likely to for
time TO come. II Is Of q continuous nature
There Is not the least change OF any Kind IN the market
Tor the English funded securities prices beng steady
and business quiet Congos o. X ae57s for the &C.
count and s5ss e5I for money The Queens speech Is
not expected to Affect the market.
Dealing in the foreign securities keep very limited.
The railway market exhibits particular change
Business continues duil and prices vary very little
Hall PAST 2 P. N.-There Is little or nothing going
except the settlement OF the share account which
progressing very favorably Consols a5I p5 Tor
the account Turkish SIX per cents l0i 20 le41 four
per cents Jc6h4 1o6%.
ENGLISH FUNDS 2. Nat II a. M-Bank stock, 2l7
consos for money, e5ss e5si DO for account a5si
a5E per cent reduced e5gs eG; three per cents
eok ec7I Al p M.-Consois, for money, s5A 95sS
DO for account e5a; per cent reduced % 9c;S new
3per cents, eoA eess
PARr BorRsx July 2a-Two oclockP. M-The market
has been very duh All the securities offered and slight
~ declining Threes done At T0ir 9oc after
wards a. Tofr CSC Noter fell from ,be9fr 10 535fr
half past three o'clcck-The prices improved towards
the coe the repor, that saragosa had surrendered
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S. sos; shoulders 4os. . 4ls.; hams in salt 64s
SIS Lard in moderate demand, at unclaimed price.
Small arrivals from France quoted q 68s Cheese
firm for good inferior dull and prices rreguar TL-
low unchanged; sales Of North American 70 moderate
extent at b3s for fne
nANCHEsTRR MARKETS.
The advices from Manchester favorable prices be-
ing well maintained
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Russia has reduced her tariff on sugar Russian letters
deny that the Aland Islands will be reforned, but admit
they will be garsoned by Russian troops.
Accounts from Rrussian ports in the Baltic state that
trade Is very animated and that the prices Of hemp lin
seed and other descriptions Of Russian produce suitable
for export were well maintained.
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letter from Parma in the Turin Opinion OF the 2sh
states that the Ausrlans have made preparations for
crossing the 20 at four different points at Via
DANA Solarclo and Casamaggiore.
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On Wednesday morning, by Rev. Mr.. Alliger, W. +.
PACKER, OF Princeton, to Miss ANN ELIZA RICE, Of New
York
On Saturday, August Q, by Rev. Heman Bangs,
JEROME d. FEaFus to Miss ANNA @. ALLEN, youngest
daughter Of the late Francis d. Allen, all of this city
On Thursday, August T. by Rev. H. Blair, Mr. ARCH
Raid MCAFEH to Mas ANNA G. RICE
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PRUSSIA.

1t said that the King Of Saxony will be present ct the
contemplated interview between the King Oh RUSSIA and
the Emperor OF Austria, at Topltz.
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FURTHER DECLINE IN BaEsDsTUFFs-corros FIRM
Consols So 3-S a e5 l-2,

HALIFAX, Aug II, 1853
The royal mai steamship Canaan. Capt. Lang arrived
NJ this port between and O'Clock this evening. She
sailed from Liverpool At 10 O'Clock A August 2, and
Srings Joucon papers o. FTdly evening, Isl nh
The Collins steamer Baltic, from NeF YORK Julyls,
arrived Al Liverpool Oh the morning Of the 3o.h.
The scuw steamer North America from Quebec, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 3lst vt.
The general By this arrival Il wholly devoid Of
Interest The commercial intelligence however, will be
found Of more thar ordinary importance
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BELGIUM.
TURKEY,

The rumor recently circulated that the King OF the Be
gans would abdicate is con.radcted by himself
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AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA.

Letters state that the relations Of Austria and Russia
are becoming friendly.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA At HALIFAX.
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SPAIN.

ns accounts from Spain continue ukcertain, but the
indications that the royal tTumpbed That
che entire country has submitted anJ that saragossa un
supported, wis be Immediately iuted
The Trdyndorce Bslgs, well a other journals, re.
present 0'Donnell tx arising 1 Of his Jealousy 70
ssvH<o and state that IN the hope n rema ang Office he
" DO the work or rcactn but finding that
MS expsc@ucn abe deceived knd that the modera,ors
would not accept u hrn airg chief he d again co.
quoting with the nberaAA
~fnsusdrid correspondent " -. rua,,.ndor,, MA,
positively sssafr pape,b the Constituent cOrtes
will be dissolved, and y the constitution Of 1897 or
1sas vAl be reverted 10
prvs,e letters rsprssent oDonnei IS entirely rcserv
ing his plans 70 himself
senior oo aga, the Spanish Ambassador a. Paris one
a the mo influential men Of the liberal party resigned
Ala cct Immediately hearing oi the coup q etnt: but
a sad that the Queen refused to accept bis resgna
Eon and ths. efforts being made 70 induce him 70 re
main IN Paris.
Gen. Nsrvsez 10 indignant at the rejection q bic prof
rred services
The xovrsrg Pc, publishes the following despatch
M,pRru July A. 1856.
Authe provinces are Tranquil win she exception q
Ssrsg~ss
eeaeras Ecaag0es AMI D1ca are be'Ose tas city q
sar.ssssa. aaIs rs.af,rcsnsats A. arriving Ton al
Sis
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GREAT BRITAIN

Parliament beng over the papers arc mostly aIled
With railway meetings and az reports.
me City Of London mas presented a swort costsy
hundred guineas, to General Williams.
The Queer reviewed 90 600 troops Al Aliershoti camp
on The 3lsL
The gold ohropemeter presented ~ the President Of
che rnitec sis~k CO. Clarke Of the ship Bacchola
Cor having - Of the American ship May
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The Spanish Difficulties.

IRIuMPH OF THE ROYAL CAUSE.
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The konitav promulgates various bill
she Issi session Of The Legislative AS
them "a The bin providing for the orIean
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Flower w. 1nx,Qe Board Of Liverpool
on The 3oth ult.
Liverpool jury had~ manslaughier
against the mate and pio'N ip Excels.or,
On their recent fatal collision win Nil
The citizens Of Sheffield had gwen ,nque, 10
1.ord Cardigan and The 4,h Dragon Gua
The Indian mail brings accounts or al rthlaake IN
Noluccas, March 2, causing The loss Of "a lives
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Inc Buokeys ttrcztiar reports a arm market I'D
vsr-rry led per 10 The lower qualities bit At pre-
vious for other descriptions The of the week
amounted TO So 900 bales OF which spectators took
10000 and exporters 1000 The following are tue al.
thorized quotations
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LONDON MARKETS.

Nessrs Barring Brothers report;-Breadsturs dull AM
prices ten ding downward English wheat Be- per quarter
lower Coffee nrm At . shade higher rates. Rice active
afrner Al the close Tinseed OIL ass cd Spirits Of tur
verune unchanged whaIebone nominal. raow quiet
So on the spot and 60e for the end Of the year.
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Jplaf ...............4........6A oslo
The sales Friday amounted " II 900 bales including
900 SPECTATORS and exporters, the uarset closing
6rm the quotations. The stock on hand wa estimated
at TTs,sOO baes. OF which ca oC0 American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuTFs MAKKET.
The weather continued very favorable FOR Agricultural
purposes and the accounts Of the crops generally
e very encouraging nature. The Brokers Circular
says DO, little speculative demand existed and calls the
decline four during tho week. % per bbl inferilr
AMI L. -. on the better grades; 4d per bushel
wheat Cd. per bushel corn, Tor which there was
seady demand Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co, and
other firms report the decline in wheat much ~ So
70 "a busbe from the rates st the departure
u the ASA and -four 3s 10 g. per bb the prices OF
all descriptions being very irregular. Western canal
-four v quoted At 26e 30s. Philadelphia and Baltmorc
sis 3Ss Ohio, 33s Cd S5s. red wheat, "a los Id
white, los 3D.; white corn, scs. Cd. 32s yellow and
mixed, 2es. Cd At the cloes the was iul and
Irregular with tendency towards still lower prices
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers Ctrctdr reports Pot ashes 10 request
3ss s6s Cd pearls, 45s 4Ts Common rosin--sales
Of COO bbls at AZ Sd A. Cd Fine scarce and quoted
Al lis No sales Of tar crude turpentne Spirits Of
turpeutine auet at 3ls Cd 32s Sperm aud whale oils
IN ANAL demand Llnseed oil In fair request At 37s cd
4 soa Pale rape 52s hrk-None oneryns, Baltimore
worth los and Philadelphia lbs. lbs Cd. Rice quiet
and unchanged Sugar opened with lsrw speculaave
demand but coeed dull AZ slightly lower rates Coyee
unchanged IN every respect Dyewoods active, AMI
urtcex 0run but UNCHANGED.
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reef wae dun bit prices had undergone no ch1nve.
Cpyelsnd had sold NJ TOs 57s 81, an best western
brands at 1868 ilTs Ga. PORK we unchangti sad
business Lnei Bacon steady, u former rates sdes,
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLArURE,

w EDNESDAft april 81.
SENATE Reports Of Committees Mr..
Hall-Bill providing for the ornithological sur
vey Of the Commonwealth.
Grocers' Baak-Mr Raymond, from the
Committee ON Banks and Banking reported
leave to withdraw on the petition of Samuel
u. Reed and Others for reduction of capital
stock and change of the name Of the Grocers
Bank. Accepted.
Postal Reform and the Fraaking Privilege-.
Mr.. uttricki from the joint special commit
tee to whom was referred the subject of postage
reform and the franking privilege, reported at
length, including resolve. The resolve re-
commends the adjustment of the Thanking
privilege, lower and uniform rates of postage,
free delivery of drop letters, &C., and closes
by requesting the Governor to send the re-
solves to each of our Senators and Represent.
atives in Congress, they being requested to use
their efforts to procure the adoption of the
measures in question.
Co~ntyof Washiagtoa-Mr. Shaw, from the
JOINT special committee to whom were referred
nnumerable petitions for new county to be
set Off from Worcester and Middlesex Coun-
ues, under the name of Washington, reported
bill for the same, which was laid on the ta-
BILE and ordered to be printed.
The bill concerning grants in Boston Har-
DOR was passed to be eIfgrossed, "a to 4.
EngroSed--Blll to incorporate the town of
belmont; resolve on the petition Of Tewks-
bury and Caldwell; bills in addition to an act
TO establish fire department at Lynn; in ad.
dihon to an act to establish the district Of
Marshpee; to incorporate the East Hampden
Agricultural Society; bill TO enable parties in
clyll actions to be witnesses therein
HousE.-Rep0rts Leape 10 Wiihdrato-On
petitions OF j. e. Bartlett and others, for
law requiring that cans and other measures
Tor milk shall be sealed. Accepted. On the
petitions Of Ambrose Lawrence and Others,
in relation TO the Fish way In the Essex Com.
pany's Dam at Lawrence. The r.port isa
lengthy one. Laid OH the table, and 1000
extra copies ordered to be printed. The House
refused to Print 900 extra copies Of reports on
tho personal liberty bill but what is a man
in comparison with fish or iisi-wayl
Too STATIONS Dcv--An order was adopted