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pare them with those which have elsewhere
Heen most thoroughly explored, and il is for
the present sufficient in thi, respect, 70 say
that the class TO which they belong, occu-
pies the most prominent position among the
gold mines of the Atlantic States.
| close these brief remarks, with the eX-
pcctation that may be able TO give you
some further information. regarding tao
mines Of your district, before leave ii.
Most respectfully yours,
OSCAR NJ. LIEBER,
NJ. G.. and A, Surv., S. c.
Camp, Lancaster, 27th July, 1856.
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IFor the Lancaster Ledger.

Mr.. EDITOR: We noticed several queries
propoundcd to the candidates for the Legis:
iaiure, some of which we consider of not
much importance, and only calculated to
create excitement ond do but little good
We dislike To trouble them with others, but
would be glad TO know whether or not, they
are in favour of giving tao e!cetion of Com
missioner in Equity, MogistI ates, and Coro-
ner to the people of their respective Dis
trcts.
REPUBLICANS
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From Ransas.
Rock ISLAND, July 81,

Stringfel!ow issued handbill on tho
S,h calling on Missourians 10 go into Kan
Sas before August, TO vote in November
under To0mbs' bill.
Gen. Smith SAYS Lane comes into the
the Territory he will resist him ut any
cost,
Six hundred Mi>sourars were at St.
JoscpIS, 10 intercept Lanes party.
Ninety Chicao"ia's and 80 Massachu.
sset,s men were expected 10 j"ia at Ne
hraska city.
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FOR KANSAS.

ONE emigranl for Kansas. Mr.. ]. w. HORNE,
sent 10y the Lancaster Kansas Association,
left our village on Saturday morning last.
More are likely to soon follow, us several!
other applications have been made to the
Executive Committee. The Association
on Monday last, and some addi-
tional subscriptions were made.
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Boiler Explosion aud Dreadful Loss of
Life.
New loRH, July 2S.

a dreadful acci,lcn, occurred on bna,l
tI'c steamer Empire State, on her ruSsan.
from Fall River to this city. Her Boiler
exploited Oh Saturday evening, willis, She
Was in the lluIson river. She mad ON
board nay passengers, out of whom seven
were killed and fifteen scaldcd.
Twelve persons haze already died from
injuries received.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS

MEssRs. Brooks and KEITr have both been
returned to their respective seats in Con-
grcss by very large votes. The Governor
sent certificates of their reelection to
Washington in advance. Mr.. Brooks dis
trict contributed S4I7.93, for the paymcn,
of the fine and costs Of the SuMNEk affair. A.
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wrALrnY PAuprx.-Ca,Lor;oo

WEALrnY PAuPEx.-Caiherine A,ber-
u, beggsr and teller. died in
Raleigh, NJ G., las, week. On examining
her effects $4,000 iu gold, silver aud notes
was found, together with evidences Of her
owning plantation 10 Kentucky, and 90
shares Of railroad stock. Around her
body was belt full Of gold coip.-Rs-
Islbtican Bannsr.
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Hurricane in South America.
New York. Iulr 30

NV" iUIk, JU!N, 30.
Ad''ccs from the coast cf Labrador 2,
uae LIST instant, state that Green l,L,ul
WAS visited 10y terrible aud most ,Ii.,,.
"'"S hurricane. O"t OF a feet of thirty
vessels 'wen'y'u'mc were totally wrecked
-"nines unknown. TIE gale extended
to Dog Island, where three more !nr,,
aes,e!S were lost, and their crews pcrisb,,I.
The loss is very heavy, aud ouiy partly
insured i'
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Meesrs. Durlingame and Brooks.
WAsiuHGroY. Jliy %.

Mr.. Hnr'in-nmc publishes, 10 day, a
very severe and sarcastic ca.I ON Nr
hr"oks course in the affair ul louur re-.
Gently decided by Mr. Brooks G.,c,;u;r,,
10 meet Mr.. BUrIingamc airIc riarc d, :.
'rna,cl. Mr.. Campbell, of Ohi,,. assumes
"lI responsibility in rcfrr,cucc la ,l,, i'm,
aud place of meeting, and Mr.. Bn,,;r.
game asserts Lis Willingness Ia ro I,
South Carolina and meet Mr.. Brooks if
uccessary.
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GrIrgrap5lr,
[Ffom the Charleston Standard.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF TIE STEAMER
General Intelligence.
New YopK July %.

New YoIK, July 20.
The Spanish Minister, Esperalo, has
been compelled to resign, and a new min
stry has been formed, with O'DonIcl as
its leader.
General Anronta headed the revolution:
lists in the battle at Madyid. Thirty horses
from the National Guard aud the citizens
fraternised and finally defeated the enemy
at every point. Many were killed. Tho
arrests, however, were indefinite. The la
test aJvices say that the National Guard
" rs dishanded, and the country was in a
state of siege.
France had despatched an army Of obs
scrvation to the Spanish frontier.
An explosion Of a coal mine had taken
place near Cardiff, Wales, by which q
hundred persons were killed.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

WE have been requested TO state that the
Rev. J. II. THoRNwELL, d. d., will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, on next Sab
bath forenoon.
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PROHIBITION

WE understand that meeting was TO have
been held it, Wmnsboro on Monday last,
to nominate a candidate for the Legislature,
to run on the prohibition ticket.
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The Home Magazine.

The number for August is rich spcci.
men; its literary mcrit is ialrrior 10 no pub
lication of the kind in the country il is al.
50 very cheap, only 81, per annum pub
liShCd i'm philnhClniIin
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
To the Intendant and Wardens of the
Village of Lancaster:

I
Village of Lancaster:
The undersigned having been appointed
by your honorable body, n committee of
health, for the purpose Of inspecting the
condition of our village, as to the sanitory
condition of the same, beg leave to report
That they have, in accordance to your or.
dcrs, gone over and examined the various
localities, supposed by them to require your
attention, in order 10 insure, as far us posi-
ble. the hcalthful condition of the village:
thing always desirable, and one that should
never be overlooked by those having the
same under their rhargc.
We suggest, lst. That deep and pc.-
manent ditch, with several branches run
ming into it, be made; 10 commence in
Jones Crocketts Lot, uear his stables or
! garden, and 10 pass thence through J. a.
| uasscltinc's yard and garden, thence back of
}. w. Cookies Office, until il reaches the
di:ch in Gay Street. We think it wouid Lc
best to have it and lis breaches dug deep
and covered over.
I'd. We suggest, That VIM. MrKenna be
required TO piow the varatt lot, south of
the old court house, up thoroughly, and
rake or make it level, and then have such
drains or ditchcs made in it, reaching the
drains in Main Street, rs will ,fTrctually dry
it. We would especially call your attention
10 the condition of said lot. situated in the
centre Of ihc village, and being ovcrrum
| l..
water in abundance remains after every rain,
and these two causes together, il is believed,
is the most prolific source of summer lc,crs
in our climate.
81: We recommend that . suitable ditch
be opened back of ID. w. Browns stables
TO drain that part of the village.
iih. We recommend that ditch com
! mcncng below, or near ;. B. C,rSart's gar
den, be opened, passing through d. EiIiiHg>'
lot, and through or 10y the aide Of NJ. u.
Crawford's garden.
9th. We suggcst tla; good ditch be-
opened from Mrs. S#GIer's, past J. \. las
scltinc's and Jones Crockctt's stables, ter
minaiiug at the corner of Klinge lot
9Th That ditch or bitches be opened
across }. B. Buttons lot back of his ear.
r.oac sboo opI ,hrougb III. oarl.,
We would recommends that al dead trees,
and roting or dccompo>ing timber Of what.
ever kind, that may be on the streets or side.
walks h, iumca;,,,.lv renewed
We suggest the uropri,,v or bovi,c nj
mud holes. where hoos ~, in ,Lc half, ,r
wallowiur. filed mn with stones ~. c,,,d
several, one under v.'m. McIicnna's old .t..
bic, and one back of his lot. on which Rob.
inson and Crockett, now lives
We recommend most earnestly ,b,t all
Ccvcry body) be required TO have their car.
den or necessary houses, properly cleared
out, at least once a month. and an ubup.
dance of ospcras water or lime ,hc,wr ir
and about them. to keen down the fo,tid
smell, that emanates from them Jurip, H.,
hot months Of summer
We further recommend th,t all r,,L
weeds and vegetable matte, growing ,Lop,
our lots and Yards IL, cut s,wr ord r.o.
ed soon, MS the hot season il now on us
" 'N'
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Another steambo at disaster.
WnIrEuAIL N. y

WHTEnALL, N. Y, July 20.
The steamer John Gay was consumed
by fire on Lake George TO day, and seyc-
raj passengers perished.
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d Gitur'J Cutie,
Graham's Magazine.

The August uumbcr Of this excellent
monthly has been on our table since last
week. II contains ihc usual variety of fan.
citul and elegant literature. Published in
Philadelphia =; 81, per annuln.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted At the following low rates.
One square jof l6 lines or less, } one insertion,
81 ; Or il continued, T5 cents for the first in
s5tion, and ~ cents for each subsequent inscr.
ion. rs See Fourth Page for deductions in
favor o! standing advertisements
The number of insertions must be written on
zach advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly. d.
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Tornado IN Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, July 30.
tornado has passed over the city. and
much property is destroyed.
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Boston, July so.
The Jefferson block Of buildings 10 this
city was burnt to-day. Estimated loss
$4,000.
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LANCASTERvILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. s, 1856

w. {. CAsTcN, Esq, is our authorized
agent to receive new subscriptions TO the
LEDGER.
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Congressional.
WAsnISaToS. JuIv %

U''' ""'. 20.
Ia the United States Scna,. 10 dav
no'hing OF importance WAS transacted.
The House amended tie Army Appro.
Pnaiion Glii so that The military t,,,.s
should he will,d,swn from Kan.as up,il
hr'her action on Tie SUBJECT be taken by
Congress, and that the militia be disLan,
ded, their arms reclaimed, &c.
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$. l.. STR NT, VI. D., Chm, , =
JAS. ROBINSON, 8
ID. w. BROWN. ?

The foregoing Committee having this day
reported. ordered that Se various recon.
mcndnlions suggested, be adopted by coun-
Gil, except The 3D. and 9th; and that an or
dinance be forthwith prepared, conter,plat.
ing the enforcement Of the frat and second
recommendations.
J. ADAMS, Intend't.
July 1856.
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WAsHrxoroN. July 40.

SESArE.--The Senate took up the bill
to regulate the compensation Of members
Of Congress.
Mr.. Coilamner proposed substitute :.
That they shall receive for their aiten-
dance ~ the sessions twenty-five per cent,
additional to what they are now entitled
10 by law. The bill was referred 10 tho
Committee on fiaancc.
UousK--The House discussed the bili
providing for settlement Of the claims Of
officers OF the Revolution and the widows
aud orphans Of those who died in the scr
vice.
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WAsmxGroN. July 90

The Senate passed several Western
llarbor Bills. The House amended tho
Army Bill by adopting Mr.. Sherman's
amendment, providing for Territorial
Goyernmentfor Kansas, freedom OF speech
and OF the prcss,restoration ofthc Nilsson.
ii Compromise line, discontnuance Of all,
fo!itic::! prosecutions, ts;s.., tss;s. Sc, lass.
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WAsnixoroy J,I, 90

Governor Shannon has been removed
from the gubornaiorial chair of Kansas
and J. w. Geary, Of Pa, apoinled ia his
place.
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fHE LANCASTER LEDGER.
-o1o-
Fuoiisaedsvery Wednes lay Morning
w. M. CON NO r S =,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
I L II NJ S:
TOR AND PROPRIETOR.

In advance, $500
At the expiration of Six Months, .- $50
At the end of the Year. 3.UU
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wAsmSeroS. JoIv ae

In the U. S. Senate today uo,hing of
importance transpired. The House pass.
ed bill for the settlement of the claims
OF revolutionary officers and their orphans.
The Kansas election case will Le discussed
tomorrow.
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A SAIL BOAT. TWENTY-FIVE FfEI bONti, .'ON-
~ pote for sale cheap Apply At dc boat shop ia Hoboken
I-or sAIE-A VERY FINE SAIL BOAT ~ FEET
long carries 10 and nainsai 3 ias sahsr, ana wen
lfted M. Address l. W., Herald olbce.
OTTER poo FOR sALE.-A REMARKABLY FINE
- setter dog old. vel broken and fret rate sio
Fny one wiling gay iar price tot him, NAV apply -
II MOORE coruer Broadway aud West Fiy second street.
& An, ROAT FOR SALs n SPLENDID TWENTY FEET
- I tnaa anA w. sl boat threr mrhs old furnish II cnn
rtctc - ft w. rrrecrwtr cn0rs Sc VIII be soil cheap, III
apflrd fr a once. Apiiy 10 JAMES WARD, Y South
fferl
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ANTHOLOGY.

~-~.- -
4 II, WHO WISH TO CONSULT MADAME MORROW
N viii do well 70 call soon she tells past pre~en' ~nt
fuiure aud an the Of ufe, The
thoughts 70 that she astonshes all who visit bsr. M
Of the Intended husband and absent fends
and relations and causes speedy marriages who WIN all eo
good buck through life No charge not sakshef Gen
ueren adnted rs brooms street. between Cannon ans
columbia streets.
A STROIOCT-nR. WILSON 172 DEtsANCEY STREET.
N be consulted al events Of ne, of whatever
Terns-iades 50 GEMS gentlemen a. Brth required.
huntug used
(,LARvOY ANCE.-MRS. SEYMOUR, 80. no SPRING
~ street. few doors west o. Broadway, The most celebrates
medical d clarvoyant IN America All diseases
cured " curafe; sc fate and Whereabouts
esen friends made known uner1ng advice business
sud no charge UNLESS satisfied
CLAfRvoy ANcE.-NRs HAYES, CtAtRvoYANT ANn
~ healing physician All persons afflicted With disease
stou cel upon Ms HAYES he grcal cryoyagi andheal
e phv~irian. She has eiua Uce 10 Grad street. ".
" No charge unlfss satisfied.
CApD,-NAnAMp PREvssER Returns THANKS
~ hrr friends and patrons and hrvs that after the
thevsafds both ~ this CITY and Philadelphia Who have cor.
her with satisfaction she feels sond lent that In
Che questions asroory love and law matters snd
ofGces relied constantly ~ Napoleon, she hasno equal
Will tet the ~ The future husband ard also
name q her ysl.eis Ss3 BoWery,
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1GS- -BookKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
1901. Mr.. DpLBsAH Gsp broadway, being assisted
w accomplished practical bookkeeper, guarantees 10
qualify studet~ general special business 10 re-
move ami trembsng from the hand every persou
CPANTsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GoRRIN CON.
- tinues teach the above language Apply Eighth
street, adjoining tae Mercantile Library.
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DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
h Informed that the Africa will dscharsing
Monday morning the i4h inst Al goods Tor which per-
mis received with be he bonded warehouse,
Jersey City, and be sub to storage.
Z. CUNARD. No 4 Bowling Green
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ftLIrfwooD GROVE At CIIFFwooD, oPPoSrr
" ksyport Is ready for pic mic parties On the shor
% Rs bay ard surrounds ase Of about twelve
Applications should b. mad. Early TO r. v. ARRowSMITH
aud o clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE INSURANCE CON
IL pany oce No. l76 Chatham corner Aou street
New York july lso6-1te hoard q Directors have w
declared dividend OF payable
The stockholders % LIST OF August next The ansfe
books viii be closedfrom the 2tth inst until August BY
order. u. Is. FELLOWS, Secretary.
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DEDUCED PRICEs,-JUNE H-UNITED STATES
IN Mail Line Fifty pounds Of baggage free. Ten cents
per pound -Four hours from TO ocean, by
Panama Railroad Through for California via Panama Rail
road The United States Mail Steamship Line win dispatch for
Aspinwa Monday. july IL AZ o'clock r. NJ, precisely,
and fast steamship ARIEL, Capt -. Passengers and
will be Panama Railroad and connect
Panama with Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnif
steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, n. III. Pearson, com
Ynander which will be readiness and leave Immediately
for San Francisco. The public informed that the
Co have extra lying Al Panama
ready sea- any poasble detention Of
mails For passage apply 70 w. RAYMOND, ct the only
Of No III West street. OF Warren
street Freight Aspnwa 70 cens pc. cubic foot or ~
pound, paid. Aud freight will be received
after IL ocock the dav OF sailing.
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CUTToN CO.'S DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
cisco sailing regularly and positively on or before he day
advertised Clipper Of Thursday July 81 The splendid
FIRST clipper ship OCEAN TELEGRAPH, Willis master
receiving her at pier No East river and viii
positively sail above This famous clipper has been
beaten has become celebrated for the hne condition Of de-
hverng Shippers DESTROYS OF securing freight
this clipper Will be prompt in making their shipments
n IL is expected she will I'll up before her day - .
SUTTON A CO. 81 South street corner OF Wall stres-
The ships Of tht line take freight after their advertised
day preventing all delay 10 those DESTROYS Of landing their
san Francisco AT The earliest possible day without de
tentOn
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Ok nOn wOnTu or NEW AND CAST OFF CIorH.
.J.ObU ng wsu'-d -Gentlemen havng any 70 dispose
~ Wiz The highest price paid Nv calling al the
addressing fHohks y. 'oNRby. 4oi Pearl street
lrCTu4yG- AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ can receive me utmost value BY address
inn rttFN. ~ taurens street Canal or 81 WsAs
nfd8tpHY ladies attended % b Nfs Cohen.
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nIvIDEND-CoLUMBrA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No ~ BARc,-kY 6fxEEr, CORNER ConEGE Pace,
NEW YORK, July 2 E56 !
The President and Directors this Company have this day
deciared semi annual dividend Of FIVE per cent payable
and Af,er the 6 The usr1er bpQks will bloscd until
that day. THIN q. BERAnf
Secretary
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR HA-
~ vana and New Orlesns-on saturday, July - at =
NJ from pier foot OF Warren street Norb river the fast and
above Passage be secured ut the ONCE OF the line
Freight 10 New Orleans 30 cents cubic foot Shippers will
be supplied with blank bills Of Ldng Of the form signed by
the line application their oinre No other signed
bills adlng viii signed the hour sain 2.
For freight passage apply At the Office VI West street.
of Warren NJ. q. ROBERTS, Agent.
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CAUTION.-SUNDRYC COUPONS OF AMERICAN STATE
" and railroad bonds, amounting TO s. 02, each being
stamped in red ink Forwardedt to Phi Speycr Co.. in New
York. and two first mortgage bonds Of the Ohio and Penn
dated 1t January 1851 with coupons from LIST July is6 to
Of stopped. the public Is cautioned against negotiating the
PHILIP SPEYER 4 CO., ~ broadway.
NEW YORK, JULY, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-22
PERSONAL.

go. Hon. John NJ. Niles, ex-U. S Senator
from Connecticut, is lying ill in New York
city.
80. Hon. Linus b. Comins, a member of the
House of Representatives from Massachusetts,,
is again seriously ill at his residence in Rox.
bury.
q 80. Mrs. Anna Cora Richie writes To the
Petersburg Intelligencer, correcting the state.
ment that she is the author of articles in be.
half Of the Mount Vernon Association by q a
Southern Matron." ~
....sA lawyer recently attempted to palm
himself off as Rufus Choate in a neiehborine
town. At the suggestion of a printer. who
was present, the "writing test" was applied 10
him. He wrote legible sentence, and was
Immediately kicked out of the company.
go. Upwards of two hundred influential
citizens Of Bridgeport, Conn, have issued an
invitation to their fellew-citizens to attend a
meeting, for the purpose of giving public ex.
preston to their sympathy with Mr.. Barnum
in his recent financial misfortunes
49," Punch" has been seized in France for
the first time for several months. Its offence
is picture representing the Emperor stand
ing by the cradle of his infant, while a fonre
of Liberty, in coming forward, says "May /
not be godmother ?"
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went
to press, Mr.. Clay continued his speech upon
the Kansas question until late hour, when
his voice failing him (cwing to his recent sick
ness) he obtained permission to print the resi-
due without delivering 1t orally; and then they
adjourned.
In the House, the vote was announced 1.-THE
Senate's amendment to the Deficiency bill be-
ing under consideration,) on the amendment
appropriating $40 200 to pay for engraving tbs
maps and drawings accompanying the various
reports on the surveys for Pacific Railroad;
which was not agreed to-yeas 81, nays 73.
"For continuing the work on the Washing
ton aqueduct, 100000" Disagreed to by
the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Barksdale, Bell, Bennett Of Mis-
sssippi, Bishop, Bocook, Bowie. Burlingame,
Clingman. Craige, Davidson, Davis Of Massa-
Faulkner, Florence, oster, Fuller Of Pennsyl-
vania, Giddings, Hall Of Iowa. Harrison, Her.
bert, Horton Of Ohio, Keitt Kelly, Kenneth, Kid
We'll, Knight, aunkel, Lake, Lindley, Mace, H.
Peck, Pennington, Porter, Ready, Richie, Rob-
bins, Roberts Sabin, Sandige, Smith Of Virginia
sneed, swope, Talbot, Trafton, Underwood,
Vail, walker, Warner, Wheeler, Whitney, Wins.
Nays-Messrs. Barclay, Bingham, Branch,
Bills, Brentcn. Burlington, Burnett, Campbell Of
NY Caskle, Chanee, CLARK OF Conn Clawson,
Cobb Of Ga Cobb Of Ala, Colfax, Covode, Cox,
Cragin, Crawford, Cumback, Damrell, Davis Of
Md Dean, Dodd, Eide, Emrie, Galloway, Gil.
bert, Grow, Harlan, Harris Of Illinois, Haven,
Holloway, Hughston, Jones Of Tennessee, KEEL.
sey, Knapp, Knowlton, Knox, Letter, Letcher,
Marshall Of lllinO 8, Matteson, McCarty, McMul
len, Miller Of Indiana, Morgan, Morrill,, Mott,
Perry, Petit, Phelps, Pike, Pringle, Puryear,
Quitman, Rsade, Rufin, Sage, Sapp, Savage,
Scott, Simmons, Spinner, stanton, Tappan, Thor,
ington, Thurston, Trppe, Wade, w akeman,
burn Of Me-, Watson, Wells, Williams, Wood
ruff, Woodworth, Wright Of Tennessee, and FOL
licoffer-s6.
For rebuilding the Franklin engine house
in Washington city, including the purchase
OF suitable lot therefore, under tie direc-
tion Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
$4,000" Disagreed to-
Without disposing of all the amendments,
at o'clock the House adjourned