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HE On ampt0n Difficulty.
THE EARL OF CLARENDON TO MR.. CRANPr0N on.

THH EARL OF CLARENDON TO MR.. CRANPTON on.
CUSHING AND PIERCEs CABINET.
FOREIGN OFFICE Feb 8, 1866.
Sls-Mr. Buchanan ashed me- on the 9th instant whs-
despatch of the ash Of Dscen bsr you 20 A'
! told Mr.. Bucbsnsn that her Msjssty's governmsut
had thought cue to themselves wen to the e,
vernment Of the United States not to taks any decss
the subject of that despatsh eonssq uen,y no. IA
answer the despatch ITSELF until they had received
had rdngy been transmitted to you for the. por
pose by the last ma1. Some time might therefore pc
of material Importance; although, addsd laugnius il
You are In hurry for d plomAtic rupture With VI
suppoee that Mr.. Champion win in the meanwhile
his passports
Mr. Buchanan In the same friendly tone inquired ~
really thought that the President Mr.. Marcy wsnsd
entire conviction that they did not and that they
took precisely the same view her Msjssy's govern
tries deeply interested In cuvating the most fdencir
relations with tach Others but by means felt
net er that the United States wouid take
the same means - her Asiesa government would take
to avert event which soh alike dsprecatsd Ny rsa
for eaJpg this was that the Attorney General haA
made Of his official position In order to pubiish poe-
tons Of dispatches which had 10 his kno ~ledes
ed States District Attorney at Philadelphia manHestIy
for NO ether object than to inHame the public mind
~ a. Of g
place. Now did not know what the opinion Of the Pre-
seent Of the other members Of ths Cabinet upo
this proceeding Of the Attorney General though "a
had not been disavowed but what dd know for certain
Aad been unmindful q lis duty to;ua,ds 4 cosss.T
and his co'leas not only to make public y
The Dispatches Wich had come condsntia,ly into Ass
the part Of the pepl. Of England againa ne govern
ent and people # the United States, Le Cabinet Mwis-
Ter so offending aooud ehcr haue been compelled 20 re-
sign his .ce Instantly, al his colleagues scould haSe
rtn9mtd theirs The country would have expected tAis
of them, and would not have teen satisfied with anv
other but nothing Of he kind had taken place
In reprobau OF the Asto ney Generals proceeding,
must be permitted TO think that mole regard ex-
bted here than In the Cni;ed States for the
Of peaceful relac NJ between the two countries ana
&c. CLARENDON.
LIST OF OFFICERS TO JOIN HER MAJEsTY's ARMY m
THE CRn(EA, OR TO PROCURE MEN FOR THE eANY.
RECEIVED AT HER MAJEsrY's LEGATION, WASH
IN0TON. 1855.
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Mr.. HESMER the tight rope dancer At Nibo's Garden,
has leAped into the affections of the audience at
The graceful mansr In which he peri his fsas gvas
coed lesson 70 Of our potcsr, vAs a cs ~ Nv
IA rope, eu. ale yery o.upsy Aiis
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Rev. Mr.. BENEDICT related an instance withic
kcticn Of IAN aged Pry sbyterian minister whr
al his property In the Revolutionary csusep
his old age bsen obliged to end his daynie. Il
house. n ave.
Elder JAS. o. PUTNAM, (Buifalo,) folTms SO
ing yet energetic remaihs in supper Aneh''
the fervises OF disabled minister's, -
resolutions. sANI AND
Leave was here given to Introduce Aifon ,ne
was recsiv6d from several citizsns Of 81 ,as. co.
mt mbers Of the Assembly a. chose to visit a
Chureheso and Greenwood Cemetery. Accept
The question ON tho adoption OF the resolut,
taken. when the Assembly adjourned for thes
After the recess the COMMITTEES on System. RI 4
lencs made report. The report states that,
number Of returns had been made TO ths
Adopted.
Pty. Mr.. Shepherd, a.tesgs's ,r m the g
,o.. ion ~ Rsfse Island. to 1 leave of thk
/ aps 30, ives ~ 10 sr''rs hssNtg osts Noia,ss
k,y NJ. p.3wSts. e! gsts II " Lst
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LAURA KMsA's vAREuB.-Miss Kate Reynolds has
her first benefit to night Miss Reignolds although
Iaratvsly In her novitiate, avoris and will doubt
less have beneficial benefit.
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Fine Arts.

The Dusse RI Gallery continues to attract crowds Of
viiers The collection certainly s that deserves to
Re extensively patronised. contains excellent
pictures, with less amc unit Of trashy than
usually 10 DO found in public exhibitions. The Mar
tyrdom Of Huss is noble painting, sevatei design,
rich in colcrng, and treated with bodness and breadth
which not always to be In historical pictures
The lovers Of art pass away An hour proftab in
this collection.
The sae Of the collection Of the late Samuel Rogers
has dispersed into number Of private hands the pre-
cious gems Of art which he had been at such pains
assembling together We have before us tie catalogues
Of the Ah and sixth days sales which sevsrany pro-
ducsd f15 000 is tribute to the excellence of
modern English art to find that some contemporary
works fetch higher prices than those of the most
famous of the old masters. Thus Leslies Sancho
ard the Duchess brought 1,l20 guineas, whilst
Rubens was knocked down at 200 guineas,
Rafael at 4t0 guineas, Rembrandt $50 guinsas and
q Claude at 1856 guneAs. Sir Joshua Reynolds' famous
picture Of the Strawberry Girl brought the large
200 guneas being the heaviest amount bid for any one
picture At this SALE 1t of this compostion that the
painter made the we'll known remark No could
produce than about hafa dozen original works. and
this is Of mine" At the following days sale head
the Queen, by Nh. suy, American artist knock
ed down at the modest price Of % guueas Ihad been
presented to Mr. Rogers by the painter The portrait
Don Bahszar, Of Charles ". of Spain, purchased
for Mr.. Rogers at the Recommendation OF Sir David
Whkie, and The gem OF This days collection brought
1910 guineAs. Sir Joshua Reynolds' Puck or Robin
Gocdfeicw, was bought by Earl NtzwilliAm for $50
elcnsd 1o5O guinsas. This magnificent work is from
the Balbi Palace, At Genoa.
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MUSICAL MTTKRs,-The opera to. night win be " Luiss
Miller" for the first time st the Academy. The lovers
Verdi and they are legion win not fail to b present
the represen alton Of this Of the strongest of his
works. La Grange, Dormy Badish and others win In
terpret it we'll.
Carl Wells, pianist his annual concert for
this evening, at Dodvorths Rooms. Mime. Wallace Bou
chele Of the best resident vocslis win assist and
sing grand aria from sNabueo," duet nth Bsrnsrd
and an Irish ballad The programme Is very good, and
the audience should by equally SO.
Mr.. Al an rvngs annual concert takes place on Sstur
day. ut Nibos Saloon In addition to the attraction Of
his own pame, Mr. Irving annsuncss M'ie VS\tvsh and
n. Ceress, new tenor.
Mime. Pasnfs late of the Academy will give concert
the 29th
The Pype ard Harrison opera company give two con-
certs, at Nibo's Saloon, next wsekthe first Monday
evening. This company then 60 to the Theatre Royal
Montreal, where they have been engaged BY Manager
Buckland.
The people of Quebec will also have English opera from
company Of which Miss Rosalie Durand is the prma
donna, Mr. f. Trevor the TENOR and Mr.. r. Lystsr the
baritone. Miss Durand gives Maris in The Daughter Of
the Rssirent for her benefit At Laura Kssass vsris
ties on Saturday.
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The TIEATRzs &c-A correct outline Of the perform
At the various establishments this evening will be
found In the customary amusement directory Necessity
obUges to omit detailed notices.
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SHAKsPERKAS REvTAI--Shakspere's comedy, Twelfth
Night" viii be produced At walsoks, Saturday for
Mr.. walcot's benefit
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GOVERNOR RoBNSoN-The BEARER Of this one OF US.
We have aimee you left in addition to the t,rces $50
to join US, all well armed, and Will give the border
rufHsns hsll whenever and wherever ws find them.
Bssure and send Of rifles, powder and ball.
We must have two more pieces Of cannon to plant
on the northeast corner Of the fort In the morning
intend to send our women and children TO different
%. the territory Before this reaches you you will
of slaughter among the proslavsry and rufi.ns,
in case he cannot you immediately. We want more
and New York to come immediately. Call on Greeley
Seward, Banks, Campbell, Beecher, etc. Do not call
Fillmore. f.:nSs 4 you do We m.y be betrayed before
prayers Of all the chuchs In behsf Of Liberty Freedom
aud the entire annhiston Of tae rebels Of the Southern
more nsn, armed, making in ai 2,76O well armed and
Rssdsr siin with US. rhsy think has left the pl,s
Eastern people. Itnink We hold out three four
months with provisions &C., except eowdes and balls
Be sure and take care of tia Don't ist the men in
Lexington getN
The letter Ia addressed to "Gov. Robinson, Iadspen-
dsnce, or Lexington, or Jefferson City,"
Now, Is not the foregoing q precious composition
Biocdthirsty enough to disgrace . Comanohs not to
mention the impous appeal to our common God and
Father to sanction the massacre OF not only border
Cans but Southern men generally But It Is Of niece
with the attempt to asssssinate Sheriff Jones. Bus we
orbear TO add further commsnta let the committee let
This letter was picked up BY little negro gin of Mr.
Harris In the yard, as We understand IT, OF the hotel
There seems to be no doubt OF its authenticity Ia our
desps.ehes OF this morning we should have said one
hundred South Carolinians instcad oil forty, haviag
arrived to-day.
OUR TECUNsEH CORRESPONDENCE.
TEcrMsEH X. T., May IL, 1856
Reedey's Pcslion-Ciril War Inevitable
Two weeks ago sent you letter in relation to the
,hootior Of sher jones' II has mo-. been discovered
ya who committed the teed The pro slavery men
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into the suppor. OF such cowaroy client; for Messrs
Howard and sherman, have treated him IS CLIENT In
stead Of an interested party to the Investigation, and
wrong, lawfal or unlawful.
Does that look like ths bold conduct of just war.
when they boast Of fighting and parade their strength
Doc; II i9Ss M IKE brave men engaged IL Just cause to
justice in the causethee ia bravery In the who
are its aevcates-there is only desperation The whole
procee trick Of su,h desperate fellows Robin
son, TO make little capts in notoriety, and few dol
G. r. Lowry Major General Of the fess sa.e forces,
ami private secretary to Senator Reader has also va
mcsed. he was s Kansas City, and not liking the looks
Of things shaved off his eeminate beard and left de-
claring that Kansas should see him more He took
nothrg but psir of saddle bags with him, leaving all
bis trunks goods, and soforth behind in I.wrencs 1t
person. issued from Judge Lecompts's court and also
that Lowry was about the only gentleman In Lswrsucs
=: being p there are moi good ~, men 1 the
Col W. J. Preston ana Mr.. Il. W. Donaldson, passed
here yesterday, with requisiaon on the Governor of
Missouri Charles Robinson exc vern,r Of the free
State of Kansas held in durancs vie at Lexington Hs
indicted for the crime Of usurping the Office OF Govern
or the penalty Of which y ans Of $500 and impria.
year." lie win get all the punishment the Law allows
understand that there are now in and around Ls.
the United States Marshal who determined that the
laws shall be executed He has wrts for many psople in
lawrence will have to submit to arrest or woe
to thote who resist.
PAIERMo, X. T., May 10, 1885,
Proclamation Of the Uaied STATES MsrsAc -Robtason Fled
--Ayyeed al Leaingtom-Reedey Escapiag-Ssyyoundef-
Forces in Support Of Law Collecting in Douglas County
--Anticipdtod Collision, dc.
In my letter Of the 9Th told you that few days more
would brngmsttcrs TO concusvsssue in Territory
knew that II was determined by tue authorities
rest Robinson and other arch outlaws and I'd
there would be resistance and sspguiaAry collision
This morning Pat. Lsughn passed through express
In haste bearing to this and the upper portions l the
Territory proclamation from J. u. Donaldson, Deputy
Marshal OF the United States, stating tina. he
had been to Lawrence to make arrests upoa
Legal wnh; that he warped sH; that hh
Me vS Threatened hs pracsedsd rarthsr; taAt
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JOSEPH RAFEI,

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GOLDSMITH, SILVERSuITH JEWELER,
in FancyM
Dn d Large uhtnAE ndEeDs edrockg
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Der lqu4hy ma*ohht henaea thdhn ns2psnro
FcE G lat. unts acersa DESIGNS
stand
in ga n RAka
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etc
arrived an T uax eIassrer
d T rI Premium
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Fine Hgl uIeaDn eBrehdG al scnphe tnmsaz
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70 Furnished
Ff, EEfh md Amer
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a nayrl tf for . per dp !: 81 IN 4scn
n i p a. yves
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be- from la to Large
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Date of Departure of European, California
and Emrnlla Walls. for November, is:,G.

All ?ct'"T "a f7Anne, Holland and belgium pre- pail
Il r''> ny TIE American steamers to Liverpool and S"HHnI"
n ~ GEMS Ivy the iirect steamers Ilurrc and rrns hy
rt1-h t'cTrr letter. 10 Switzerland! ami Italy >ptd CONS
Lis r rule reach earlier their @u ion, with three
ceL'. itIAuI postage from .h office to New York.
4 rHt m consisting Of letters and 1T states
Norway ~w"n Pnilmt IStA htcerc, l"laT Islands, ETC.
is s+n trNn the Post "tte" in New i"Tk semi wrctly.
E+r-NrIthtr the Captain nor the Com i.,ures
u ;.!c ff"inh rA,~hp Alma. tapt. bucti1ic win bn
rl t g Nn% debts contracted 'y The lid >!rtnrr
No !- tpr supplies, viii be- approved I rNrid -nrh
MAY tvp vo.>y contracted for tn. Office ~. p
PAr~ &C., % tustUnInlae stree, wnqrr Ia, Book
NiIl b. rfrl,-H"s. n25
r. Franco-AncrirnnS Steamship { ON i'nny.
Cou,!-lt",s -rrI,hi, AmH,r { Dr o"4.lv.
!lu,r-. ~i pt- ak Up>r" that the .'lin vii
r!lt--iny MONDAY MORNING. TIN -lYln, zip
Wharf, THIRD pI.Hjrt. Ep. Dt'FAH~El K K co.,
j. =. WHITNEY Il tth,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
JOHN :. TURNER. INDTVTD
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT fAIi.T AND As 4 MEMBER
or ORLEANS. OF TIE NDNMERt TAI. FIRM
or TURNER It WOODRUFF,
ITS CREDITOR No. -.
NOTICE IL hereby &iven to the Creditors
~ Of John : Turner ndv7uallv and member Of the
commercial firm q Turner Woodruff that meeting Of said
creditors will ;"ke place nj re otce Of y Cotton Eq No
Der 1856 at clock = ~ for the purpose Of e"ctz "yn!c
By order ;e Court this 2t! day Of November 7aG.
u. l.tMlN-AIS.
MI 3t:n34d Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
JOHN :. TURNER. ISDIv1.
. I.E.MF:NT IT CONNIE
fIsorlEuE CoUE DISTRICT II MEMBRE DELLA SOL.
d. ia SouAellc ORLEANS. ETE, tDMMERl'1AIE III.
YtRNEl! WOODRUFF
SIS CEEANC1EKS.-No.
"A de JUt Turner iuivi!nrenlent ti conint IN
lie la oct cornercaIc de Turner Woodruff IN
assemble de- dit cr.atcier lcindc de v r Cotton
Eota. PUbqne vile. ItNl l5em inUr de Dccetn
hre 1856, heue P N t. Cere M sil!c Ell place DC
lie W. DaS-y, decide
g. LrNINAIS,
nI4 3tin3oi nt7ut: 'iTetier
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SUCCESSION or JOHN $. TIIACkER, DECEASED.
BY r. B. SYKES, Auctio,rer.
THURSDAY, Dec. 18th. at IS o'clock NJ. q
L iE rc!'. By order VI ll- un4iHic StcrIri Diiri,'
"t New Orleans, will be si the following Slaves, belong.
liz; - -HI
Boy ANDERSON JONES. a2"d q years;
Boy HENRY WELLS alt'! 3. fD,7.
HsT'A Ct Of t!r before D. klru'D, notary puH, At !e
pens" Vi the pnrcht-rr.
EI-TEkNS-ti,sit,
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NFl|eN Win I5N"TF I'M IT =.
"a Epl.- consisting Of Men and Wutnr:tie!l Hands,
~ M"rtj, ''uU;7 Washers and irnlrrs Hut:>r
S5' L. viii Sr'l olale far c-1 -:oI
arrlrtl'"e. Ill continue receive tots Of Negroes u
In
a&7. va Stand OF Espi!ntc art No"nn
u. dSN>,.- John Il. SNIiU
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= l.. SLACK, 4TT0ENEY-AT-LAW, No. - CAMP
~ street, New 0rtHN> L.
EEFERESCES.
Mt>S-. Rurla:no, Carroll O. Dudley ( Nelson Frier
Conway Co. NV Gl'vy> Mcuire,t Ray MJrroe, I:
J. a. { Co., Mdco, Id; T. L. Hodge, Esq. Shreveport.
NIB Hp3m
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MILES G. EEsE.tStiS AHGTIONEER AND COM
w MISSION MERCHANT Washington street; Vickshrrg,
Mississippi.
a T sell Merchandise and Property Of nil dissertations
c0Lsig lcd him. prompt a4lue
-teieTS
Messrs. john Watt Co and CuFdy, Brown Co. New Or
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REAEDT-2tU quarter and eighth casks limitation Co-nac
IL for sA.e by JOSEPH LANDS II co.
MS % Tchnupilpal4s street
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~ HiiH ENHANCE, ~ - 81 tl.es Street, opposite
Nas,inrI Ln -
ThI> i AMI Ssionl ti,'1uurn /, ,lv tconcrl
a." "i ,uirtI: urtH>'0 is welh'ow% reputation for quiet
ami -"p ::l!lr>. ~
a. %"'?- -ae u,st q Bra>,e Wines, tes AMI Liquors
@Es'''l i.-'tt'l"T~ CON: r"t
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

- ST. LOUIS E5bTEL.-DrRINti THE PAST
.tE the! iHl rite family Hotel been thoroughly
ILL if' :, resti he'd, painted and parcrei throughout;
f. in al Of comfort AVG: elegance, foremost
il. the tt'1l. ant! never promised better.
MES>iIS. K. W. uUl.BkUnk u j. II. Z. FAII!TETI.D
connected viii. IL. fact. every department
has been The very hest improved.
l. will III -,l fer the reception OF friends patrons
Wr2f.t~r.as pcQber 18th.
tHAS. L. ifCMBFI. Proprietor,
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Y D, I
t-tlr!cr, Hrutrr aid rs, irr 4u,, ;ua: II.
tt!rer II fl"rrH ilic i: he city. ready
- II! it," lit FH''tr place. He tie. pIrc he
do "IE W Flowers in TINS city t't never performed
!'rture He may be- ipNui !lr', Hotel!
NJ 6'+ L.tWHENtt l.YNtli
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SPALDINC "a ROGERS. MUSEUM AND AN
- PiIiIHEAIEtt, 81. Charles street.
FOURTH WEEK 0: the celebrated
VEST / PEEI.'S ORIGINAL
c 4 " p E l. " I " S r r E L S j,
objected by the renowned teneaor
M ELL.
CROWnEn Houses NIGHTLY.
MONDAY Al! TUESDAY, H,v.rare. 24th anu 25:l the
VIRGINIA MUMMY.
WEDNESDAY and TIL E3SDAY the
EAILRuAN $N4Sti-CP,
HCTrHIESoS FAMILY CONCERT.
FRIDAY ami SATURDAY,
THE NIS,IIIEVVuS DARKEY
Preceding the riecr chocc -el~",yIs Of
METRO M!S>TEE;.>Y AND DANCING
E!~ Aiu is>ur. 81 cents
n:f- "r g'lHr"r :; Commences at h.!t-pa7t7
pa Box ij"r open f-ni# ? \. ". ~ P. N.
Hs~,jkAHD Az PtEFURMAN,'F On WEDNESDAY and
FAIL HnA Y, ctgn:tIr.-. al = o'cl0ck.
" B. No Performance Oh sunday ny The Campbell NHstre
h!t. F. a. JONES, gent.
X, +. IN Is. Secretary.
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Z. FANTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~. MER' lIANr. Austin Texas
a5Itern! Cash Advances made ell kinds Ct lerchanr
die nlN IVY
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~ tsURPHX'S HOTEL, REsTAu-
xsasS = RANT MD OYSTER SALOON, NO 4S and
W. lno St: Charles street, is open for IKE reception
Ct visitors Fish, Game and all tie DeliuacieR
v- the approved style shortest
notice al hours. Just received lot Of Oysters, aa
salt. RICHARD MURPHY. DO II
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GABGCl, SUCCESSOR TO II. D. HEWITT NO.
L. 81 lMinr slEezt. NV Orleans: - $1,000

pACoS-l.t Ihd> choice Ribbed Sides, for sale 50
- VOORHEES,, GkT'iGS Il 60,
L .LIlus1 La
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ton Of the said acts Of HKSHs A. EpmvEDsoE and Law
REN0E NJ, KEIrT, in regard TO said assault
Mr. JONES of Tennessee moved to lay y upon the Ia
bej which motion was no.sgreed to-yeas 80 nays TIL
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Aiken Allen, Barksdae, Bell, Bennett Of
Mississippi Bocock Bowie Boyce, Branch, Broom Burnett,
Gadw.ads Campbell q ksa,aosy Cattle C1. .@ Ss.
Crage Crawford, Davidson Denver, Dowdei Elott Eng
sh Eq,t Florence fs''fr SooSe as,,is II H.
inos, Harrison Hoffman, Houston, Jewett Jones a Ten
Jones q Kelley 1sanss. y xs
Miller q Indiana, Ml.on, Olive, Of Missouri Orr Packer
ss ssfs sssi d f1 Tsaas.. ss s@iS y
tias Wheeler whitney, wIn.es, Wright q Mississippi
NAYS Mes.rs Albright Allison. Ball, Barbour. Ben
nett d New York, Benson Bllingharst, Bingham, Bliss
Pennsy Campbell Of ohio, ohadse, Clarke % New
York, CLARK Of Connecticut, Cawson. Collar Comins Co
TsSs ps % bss boda pasa
Edie, Edwards Emre Galloway Gidding Gilbert Gran
man. Holloway, Horton q New q Ohio. How
ard Hqghson Kelsey King KNAPP hn'sns hsons M;
Ter Of New York, Millwsrd. Moore Morgan Morrill, MUIR
ray, Nichols, Norton Oliver Of New York Psrke re,on
sSSas Roberts, kosoa sapp Scott
man. Simmons spinner stanton, Strsnahan Tappan Thor
yodS rsa e WSsns
illinois, Washburn Of Maine, Watson, WEIGH, Wells, VIII
ams, Woed Woodruff, and Woodworth--ln.
Mr. DUNN called for division Of the question, 30 that
the vote might first be taken censuring Mr. EDausDsos
and then on Mr.. KEiTT. ..
Mr. CRAIGE Of North Carolina objected to any divis-
ion of the question Ma, 81 ..@# /. a..aL 4 #M
The SPEAKER decided that unless by unanimous con-
sent of the House. the resolution could not be divided in
did contain two propositions 50 distinct
that when one had been disposed of there would be an
other remaining to vote upon. #2@ stfE
Mr. A. X. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, appealed from the
decision of the Chair pending which, ut twenty minutes
after five o'clock, the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15

TELEaRAPH aTA suit has just been tried at Cleveland
in which the Michigan and Erie Telegraph Company wa.
sued BY Cook Co for the incorrect transmission of
despatch They directed their agent to pay forty cents for
WOOL but the despatch delivery read foryve cents
Verdict for the plaintiffs $3.50
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15

SUBMARINE rELEaRAPH-The submarine electric telegraph
cable was successfully laid the 10Th inst across the
Gulf OF ST Lawrence, between Cape Ray Cove r. and
Ashby Bay q b distance Of eighyfve miles, and
ssges are freely transmitted -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15

CoxxoponE PFRrr--The Boston board Of trade have
presented to Commodore NJ O. Perry golden medal CON-
memoratve Of tho Japan expedition Of Is5sy54 Lieut.
Sas Bent presented copy In silver Of the same
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15

HRavY RECEIPTS corFEE--There were ave arrivals at
New York on Saturday from Rio de Jsnciro bringing
aggregate OF 1885 bags coffee.