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Notice

Of lands iH AssissiPPi, AlabaHa, and L0'''-
IN puuane. of the act Of Congress approved August 1885,
making grant land e state Of Mississippi . AID ~ ne
Of The Mobile and New odeans Of Aseams
az" hsss %s Se Se sss% rom o
the slh iasa and 10 s alabama
respective districts probably srs wn" Win
In MISSISSIPPI
Once al Jackson:
RortA and east of Ae otaWb hns and meridian"
nship" J. SO, and ., of ranges 1884, SHda
Townships l,2, ,, !. s. aud Q, of ranse6 D.
EHto Of Pearl
Townships 0 and TO- of ranges H. ls, 49, 90, and u.
Once at Augusta:
North and eaa Of tAs ChoetGw base line and meridian.
Townships and 7, of range s. 20 ,u.,
TS~%.s S~%.ps and A. Il l. e. Of rnS ranges 81 '%ss' and
Township 7, of range 49,
East Of north of The ss deg Of latitude
Townships ,, s. s,7 %, and 10, of ranges H. H. a,H
sPs .ots Of % ;'"ss' II and Is
Towuships 6, l. ., aud . Of range 81
East of of The ala dag Of latitude
Townships and Of rsnsss &c. q ard a." q . ,os,a
Ts~":Hs Ts~":HS: " " and
TSwS.S,r. "a . q s ;s"s. and 10 g Of range
Township. 0, g, and 9, of range IT.
Towhshp6 OF range 49,
Once at COLUMBUS;
North and Of the Choctro base Hne and meridian
Townships TO- H. 49, Ii, and 49, isis, 1917,
township g. of ranges S, 6, 7e9, 10, II, l9, and Is.
Ones at ST. 5TEPHENs;
South Of t< 3 deg Of latitude and Wcsi Of The meridian
Townships s. 6, an. !, of ranges !, ., g. and a.
Tx LOUISIANA.
al
South Of the base line and Of hs principal meridian
Townships 7, 4, and 8, Of range 49,
Townships 7, 8, 0, and TO- OF ranges Ia and l5
Townships 8, 8, and 10, of range l6
Once at New ORLEANs
E1sto Of the Misssdppi riuer.
Townships H. -, and 3, OF range IL east.
Townships 10, H. H. 3, of ranges - and IA east.
Townships 10, H. and l2, Of range Is east.
Given under my hand oce the city OF
Washington 18th day of August, l6 G.
Acting Commissioner.
l6-law6wt Intel. d StarJ
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pHE College Of james, m.ryIand-Embracin me
collegiate commercial and preparatory depnrtmenu ua ons
the fret of October TO the hst o.
for board tntion hc two hunoi eo anu
dollars No enhance Zee.
students admitted al part Of the year application 10
JOHN n KERFOOT, Rector, sc,
JnIy l-lav3m College H. James, P. o., Maryland.
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o~T wARRANT.-Notice hereby given hat land warrant
la No November 1855 TO James Cadw ell, for
acres Undersigned, which has never come 10
hand and that application has been made 70 ne o dup
cate Of the III LOmfhin,
AuausT s, 1856. -. -, huornsy
Aug 7-iaw8w JAMES CAbDWELL.
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~ ORDER Of ,ns Navy Agent there WI

DY ORDER Of ths Navy Agent there will be sold
at M ic auction the 25th day o. Octo
her nes Al he I'm yard Washington from
n tons may copper scae the analyses of sample
~ bicb have givsp nom 4O Of metallic
eorpef II any time previous to the day osae
upon application the Navy yard Terms Of sale cash.
ALSO
3 sets NJ tin scales with weights
sem os~IRw+w A. GREENLEAF Navy Agent.
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nRIxTING-PREss sale, cheap for cash.-A double
cylinder printing press in good running order being
the which the Washington Union newspaper now
printed. Apply at this ONCE
May l5-dinf
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United states Mail.
POsT OFEIoE DEPARTMENT,
Il IAE

POsT OFnoE DEPARTMENT,
October ii, 1856.
DROrOSALS
January 30th June following
the State OF FLORIDA the and herein specified
will be received Contract Office Of Post Oce Depart
ment IN the city OF asngton until OF the 24 Of NO
vember, 1856, TO be decided the day
SO From Jacksonville by Barbe and Newbugh Alligator
10 miles and back twice week, in fourhce coaches.
Leave Jacksonville Sunday and Wedne sday at 7 IN.
Arrive al Alligator days by m;
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday al b a m,
ArTive AT Jacksonville next days by lam
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Law Partnership.

r. J, WNLkEH,
ID oBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
neyshp FOR the management trial Of In the Supreme
Court states and In the Court Of Claims Addrss
washington City, D. G. Ian2-eodWf
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TO Druggtsts and the People.

No hereby cauuoned against spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Gr hs "EcCtrc O, sha prosecute any party who
copyrighted bills Thus Ecnunc) Electric OH has cured the
ny" Camden o r'rs aud rheumausm nlso, Hon John WI
amsnn of Huntingdon lion kInguuh, twb II took On h
'ch"s day. and lban 700 others Ia phiadelPha
whose published the rhlAdelpha Ledger
The wholesale drnlc Phndrpha
s"mp guilty r7'cny Of countciunR In Harrisburg ra
John WyChr, well druggist there caused the
~" and improvement of Valentine, who attempted ma
TIM o this valuable remedy.
PHftA pELFWL, May 3, 1885,
To TIE F'orls ar1 DuEEirts throughout ne Fned stas'
Et " by Grah's Electric OH los Free West
Fhhad"rhR ri rheumatism Mr. Rodrnhrk MonRom
rheumatism and spran Mrs Ogden No ~ FOURTH street inhNm
m" o bowra Mrs Mayaud, Provide shnFcH and cakcd
breast M VIM Chestnut flun md neuralgia
'n nmpbe Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet fever, and
rtEh'rn others.
~ Every the only genuine Electric OIL l.
made y The and Popneto hs old unee which
' nf'"r' must be addressed to procure the genuine
pfrf CttAS DE GRATH,
CId cfFc", - south stl street Chestnut
F.r sale by CHARLES STOTT,
jul lO-n Washington n, G,
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON of Richmond Virginia, prscses Rich
mond appeals and United States courts, and
Washington city In The Supreme Court.
Letters him will be directed 10 Richmond, Virginia.
Sept 10 lhw6w
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CARDIn the death Of Of the Of
"A firm Of H. p Lnudon Co, merchant ao Of this city,
will be closed and all indebted 10 the above
respectfully settle tho at the old Of
business former
formerly The undersigned will always keep hand
Of merchandise appsaning
business the best quality Of military articles for the
navy They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
nc generally liberal they received, will
be happy TO pleasure the o the
n. p. LOUDON h CO.,
Aup 90-sotf Merchant Tailors under Browns Hotel.
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DREAD my Chlidrsn. ny Mrs Ellen Key Blunt Price
ID 30 cents.
De Bows Review for October.
Octa FRANC
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIEE INsU-
RAsCE-In Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
pay persons DEATH II he survive to be sixty IL
Paid 10 himself. THIS . worthy attention " all.
Who wish IN the dividends of the coming year
should have their applications dated coon.
approaches for FIRE, those desiring protection will
mind that offer them good companies with large
capins and pay losses promptly.
j. c. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 97-eod5I Once on 7Ih street below Gen, P, o.
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United states Patent once,


an the petion OF John " OF Fort Edward, New
York praying of patent granted TO him
The lh December Improvement In door locks Tor
said which takes place on
he O December, 1850 .s.
Il ia ordered thai lie said petition the Patent on
on Thursday day Of December next al ~ O'Clock
notified and show cause any they
have why said petition ought not TO be granted . -
required 10 he in the Paien
Once their obiec specially writing least twenty
DAYS before testimony filed by either party
be uaed m the transmitted in accord
ance with which will be furnished on app
cation.
The testimony will closed the is day Of ecem
Der dispositions, and other papers relied upon as testimony
must b. 6ed In the morning OF that day
the arguments II any, within days thereafter .
Ordered this be published In the lnegencei
unon Evening Washington, d. c. Republican Bsl-
more, Md. Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia Pa Day BOOK, new
weeks previous m day December neI che day Of
hearing. thAhL.so sihson, ~ n",a.,.
Ps-Edto papers will please and
Patent Ofice with containing TINS nouce'
B-law3w
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mHE kentucky Military Instltute, Objected ny

nuE kentucky Military Institute, directed by
board OF ve appointed snte, under the .upsrn
tendence of Col w. MORGAN, disuDsushed graduate OF
Vest Point and engineer sided ahe facuy
The In the best colege WIN ne
addition of more mathematics aechancs
practical engineering mining geology also IN English
historical readings book keeping and business ofms ana IN "'
languages
The sesun the second Monday
N September 18Th SeptemeeT) 1856 Lhsfge S1 per hasaV
session, payable in advance. . - - - a.
make this session for
the year been necessarily oe
cinsd made before the 18th Ocober
Reference Hon secctttes War ard OF the
Treasury v.-.,,. ..n,
superintendent Military lnsutue rfehkh eouh
ty Kentuc Ky, OF the undersigned. : n,,,,ru
Aug I6-eodDk cpt5thoct President o' 'he board
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GIRSr pHEuIUM pIhNOS.-Iust received Rt my piano
store Eleventh street hre'
splendid pianos and 8k octaves from the factory Of Stein
way sops York the first premium
Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute isv
the District Of Co
lunbn the public respectfully and
before purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made in this country In Europe.
hand large stock Of other and second hand
moderate and accommodating
For good workmanship ali panos purchased from
me win be kept year without extra charge.
p-eodat v. O. REICHENBACH'
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

Miss Brooke's french ana Ehghsh boaraihB
and Day school,
Bungs No 1873 Pennsyrana Washingfo~, D. G.,
WILL open September stating particulars and
containing highest testimonials, be had At the prnci
nal bookstores and At her residence.
The S,-h Rev Alonzo Potter, ID. D.. LII. ID.
The pish ncv George w. Doane, ID. D., LII. ID.
Tbe Rieh pet William r. Whitngham, ID d., LII. D.
Prof Joseph eury NJ d., Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute,
Prot Dallas Superintendent of the United States Coast
49,. u.u. S.,,..,o.
General John Mason, Washington, D g. .u -. W.,
ington, D. Z. ,,,,,o, n r.
James & Mechan, esq, Librarian 10 Congress-
Uoa lanes Campb~ll Postmaster General
Hon Ellis Lewis Chief Justice OF Supreme Court OF fshnp
vaniA. =, s,,,.ros Coprt of
Pennsylvania
Hon Robert J. Walker, Washington, D. G.
lion Charles Faulkner, NJ q. from Virginia
Hon Jefferson paws secretary OF War; Washingion O.
20-eod2m
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Duvau A. Bro.. Merchant Tail

receiving their fall and winter goods OF the latest styles
"a and mpurtatiOns New York.
They the fall and wnter styles
and citizens generally invited to call carly and
make selections.
DUvALL BRO, Penn avenue,
Between Four and-a hall and Sixth streets
aan,o dor0
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tickets and shares and certificates Of packages In the
will the attention, and
will be Immediately after
over to who order from Address
r. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Oct III Wilmington, Del.
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GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
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splendid win receive prompt
drawing will be Immediately aer
o all who order from
Address P.J BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sep III Wilmington, Delaware.
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Ticket SlO-haIves S5-quarers 81 so.
Certificates Of package OF IS whole tickets, sl3O 90
DO do 25 half do 6S 90
DO do IS quarter do $50
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SPEECH OF Mr.. TAPPAN OF N. II.
Core, psu descs Of The n Y Tribane.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July %, 1856.
The evening sessions of tho House are devoted
mostly to the making Of political speeches for dis
tribution in the ensuing political campaign, and it
is not often that Dything very new or interesting
il uttered. We have had an exception to the gen.
eral rule this evening Mr. Collar Of IAdiana in
the chair in the very able speech Of the Hon.
Mason W. Tappan Of New Hampshire. 1t was a
rich treat, and made come of the Southern chivary
"rise to poirt of order" and ask questions, and
sauirm, and look very uncomfortable. 1t is q
speech produced by deep research and much labor
and will be q valuable campaign document for any
State in the Union. send the following extracts
for the readers of The TRIBUNE:
ME-. CHAIRsAs: shall not dwell spon the wrongs
and outrsges Ierpetfated upon the unofendng people
of Kansas. The repeated lnvasions Of the Territory
by iufiab maraudere the trampng down Of the dear
est right OF American free men-the hight to have
voice in the akDg of their own lsws-by armed
forces; the enactment of bogus and bloody code that
would drgrace the Hottentots of Southern Africa; the
driving of bona fde settle from their claims the dis
Iersls of sseembages Of peaceful citizens by United
States iIoops the sack of cies the driving from their
homes of men, women and children, compelling them
to tee to the forretts BY the light Of their burning
dvelirgs the cruel imprisonment Of the leading me
of the Territory, the trumptd upcharge OF " Con.
trr cve Ire ssor the wsntoo destruction ofpropetty
the theits and the COLD FLOODED MURDERS; and all
for the crime of loving LIBERTY better than Slavery,
will forever coD,ttute of the blacklist pages in
counirys istoTy and form damning comment upon the
"prefcct freedom which granted 10 the people Of
Kansss to mold ther own iDstitutocs in their own
way But, sir, the fimey veil OF "sluatter soyer-
eeity" With which the true intent and meaning" Of
The Neb-ssks bill Fought 10 be disguised, is no
,irvn sside, and the real object Of making ksnsas -
SAVE S'ete-oLi Of which three or four additioaa,
S,ve Sa,'s can be carved e sry-n openly
aIoEtc by lts ng Democrats in Cc-gtess, spd by
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AN ACT OF JUSTICE.

10 ns Eosso< ~ Inc r. T. IytSuas
SIR: The italiciziDg in your paper of the vote Of
Mr. Letter Of Ohio against Mr.. Dunn's Kansas BILL
which passed yesterday, may provoke unfavo,sble
comment unless the facts in the case are known The
truth is, decided majority Of the Anti Nebr aka Re
presentatives willing to rest their issue before
the people the bill which they passed, and which
the Senate rejected, admitting Ksnsas State on
the Topeka Constitution, which was restoration Of
The Missouri Prohibition" in the most effective and
permanent manner. This was TRg TRIBUsE's ad
vice. you will remember. But many thought il
beet TO pass still another BILL ~ show the country "a
well as the Strate that they earnestly desirous
10 restore peace 10 kaLsss even If they could not end
Der Troubles by admitting her a. State ard according
y gr ed upon formal consultations, that they
galiza,ion ofihe Territory with homestead anne
on condition that, instead Of merely repeating the
clsuse in the Nebraska bill which repeated the Mis-
souri Compronise, he would add provision expressly
H0cag the 9Th section Of the Act Of 1920 which be
did. The bill, however contained q proyiso, the
eject Of which II was lsuppossd wocd continue the
Slavery which now exist, there till 1885, though pre-
venting eny further slave Importation; and Messn.
WatstB, Kelley, Dean, Colfsx, DenreI, and others,
in voting, stated that they did 70 with protest
against some of the details with which they Did not
agree; willie Messrs Day and Letter felt
10 vote against the bill on the Gsst vote As il was
and on The final pas age, Mr.. Letter voted No, and
Mersr. Day and Mott, two Of his Colleagues, who
agreed with him IN his objections, declined voting On
either side.
might add. as part Of the bstory of that eveutful
day. that Mr.. Bsrbour's amendment refusing the u,e
OF the amy for abe enforcement Of the Border Rufau
cede, was rejected by one majority, only because
the Committee Of the Whole had added another
smene ment 10 it, Totally anhulIing the whole code
which was considered, by two or thne msmhers moi
exactly gemsne TO an army bill, however il might he
70 one Which embraced provisions foI paying Terri
tcrlai Ell enses. Mr. Sh -rmsn's, which meyailed nv
FIVE majority, embodied the main poiats embraced n
Mr., berbo.rs amendment, a. originally proposed by
him: A tie Republican party have not an aetna
working minority in the Bouse sr proof Of which re-
bys plurality vote merely, they are competed TO ac,
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XXXIVTH CONGR ESS
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHrsoros. July q

SENATE. WAsHIsoTos, July 81.
The bill directing the Of payment Of the
California war bonds was passed.
On melton of Mr.. SEWARD. resolution was
adopted, calling on the Secretary of War 10 report
whether the public interests require Improvement
of the roads connecting West Point with the country
lying to the westward thereof; and il So what Is the
most practicable and expedieDt mode of making such
communication, and the expense thereof
The sol owing bills were then passed: To Continue
the Improvement of the Des Mones Rapids in the
Mississippi River.
To continue the Improvement of the Harbors Of
Newark, New jersey, Connesut Huron, Farpor,
Ashtsbala, Sandusky, Cleveland, and Black River,
Ohio.
Te continue the improvement of the Hsrbsn Of
Dunknk, Oswego, Oak Orchard Creek, Big Sodus
and Little Sodus, NewYork.
Alec, the bill making an appropriation for Steam
Dre5ee on Lake Ontario.
Also, the bill for the completion of the Breskwser
at Burlington, Vt.
Also, the bill providing for the continuation of the
improvement Of the Missouri and Arkansas Rivers.
Al0, the bill to continue the construction Of the
Br-skwater on the east side of Rsedy Island. Ad-
jOumtd.
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The defeat of Fernando Wood at Syracuse is
one of the most instructive political lessons OF our
day. Here is man Of decided talent, untiring
industry, and considerable executive ability, who
might have been anything he chose if Providence
had blessed him with reasonable share of honesty
Though his earlier life had been stained BY serious
errors, there was very general disposition to for
get all these and open 8 clean set Of books with
him on his accession to the May orally. And he,
too, really seemed for q season disposed to do
what was right, and seek advancement through
int gritty and fidelity to his official obligations.
Had he adhered TO bis good resolves, and SO. his
face like flint sgainst the manifold vices which
delorm our city and by which cunning knaves live
at the expense of weak dupes, he would this day
have been the most widely popular mau in the land
Had he addressed himself in earnest to the work
of roofing out the gambling g-dens, policy Offices
bro,hels, Geek pts, unlawful grog shops and thief
screens with which our city is so fearfully cursed
he might have filed q niche in the Temple OF Fame
hardly below that of Washington. II the laws
needed amendment In any respect to render them
Efficient instruments Of the needed reform, he had
but to indicate, ard the Legislature would re,dily
have done what was required. Thus this city
us bit ere this have been the purest cleanest best
governed least swindled metropolis of its class in
the world IL stead Of being just the reverse.
Mr.. Wood skould be wise enough to realize thst
the true end of Government is not the protection
and patronage of skifu rosuery and well-varnished
vice but the defense Of the upright, the Industrious
The n1 ocen sganst the arts and frauds of policy
sellers, baggage .smasters emigrant s~indlers, and
the multi orm varieties Of schener to make gain
Of others weabnesse gnorance aid frailties, for
whose support be ha. of late so successfully yet in
tie etd SO fuit'e,,ly, played. Government was
n,ti.g:,d L, u4iE.,.n-d f,s ttc repression Of
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. WASHBURN. (Maine,) contended that the
election Of Mr. Whitfield was without authority OF
law and he Genes here the choice only Of the mi
noity OF the resident citizens Of Kansasthsrefore be
70 NOT entitled to the seat. The election under which
Mr. Feeder claimed was equally without authority of
law but nesmuch as he il the choice of larger n m.
.r OF res d. nts than those who voted for Winfield
he 0mnntee recommend that he be admitted TO the
eat 10 deny to kansas the right TO be heaT through
he choice Of its ieeoent citizens mel ely because st
hoice was Manifested outside OF egal FORMS and me-
essarily 80, because the law-msking power was de-
suoytd by foreign violence, is to deny Kansas the
eht 10 be heard at all on the floor of the House
Mr SMITH TeDD.l called atts nton to the fact that
he Ct Dnittee on Elections In other contested cases
&C reported resolution that the contestant was en-
ttta " Inc seat but IN this they recommend that
prevaff
Mr.. WASHBURN repeated that neither Whitfield
nor Mr. keecer had besn chosen by o1iting law 10
the present case the Committee had followed the pre-
ceoent set concerning Wisconsin Ainnesots Ferri-
torles IL was competent TO tas House to adDat Mr.
keedei ss a Delegate.
Mr.. SAITH said ihat Mr.. Reedet had no legal rgh.
bat yet be would clmit him.
Mr. STEPHENS taking issue with MIR. Nashburns
remarked where there il legally Oganised Territorial
IoVtfnment, sOps person masi be unc-a the Law
kgaDy entitled. In the refsrred 10 - the gentle
man from Maine, there Yves no organizea government
but in KbDsas PROVISION is made by law for toe cleo
tion Of Delegate Therefore, the ,sseedent did not
apply La the couse Of his remarks be alluded 10 the
adoption Of Mr. SherInsD's anenc.neLt TO the Army
BILL saying that majority OF the House thus evinced
their desre to strike down the main pillar of liberty
pemey, the righ. Of the peopie to bear arm, as se
cured by the Constitution. When he saw such thinys
be ain os DE- SPARED OF anything being done 10 behai
Of law enc order-the Constitution being regarded a.
7 O longer bnoing.
Mr.. SHERMAN replied to Mr.. divers ,MoJ az
sault on the report OF the Ksnsas Investigating Com
mttee and maintained the truth of the sfstements act
,o''h by tie malo'tY ceGcernlos the i9yS,ce or
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The Senate yesterday passed several Hsrbor
bills, including those providing for the Harbors at
Newark, n. j., Buffalo. Oswego, Oak Orchard,
and Big and Little SOdus In this State
The House devoted the day 10 the Kansas Elec-
tion case-Messrs. J. Washburne and Sherman
speaking for Reeder and Free Kansas; Messrs
Oliver Of Mo. and Savage Of Tenn. on the other
aide. A very long statement from Gov. Reedef
(who Ia sick in Phadelphia) was received and par
tally read, when the House adjourned.
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The ceremony Of breaking ground for the intro
duction Of water into the City Of Brooklyn took
place yesterday afternoon, on the grounds OF the
company on the Cypres, Hills road, about four
miles from Brooklyr. An account Of the proceed
ings will be found in another column.
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r..ealit, and the dminutioc Ofvice; and the pdbdo
fuocsiooary who makes himseif popular In the
dance houses and .sbsck slums" OF great city
will naturally have sacrificed his opportunity to
secure the confidence Of TIE virtuous and discern
ing. If the career and the fate Of Mayor Wood
sh. have impressed tbs truth more vividly on tho
mnds Of other a.pirant,, be will not have lived
and einned in vain.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01

The opposite Shells" have come together at
Syrscuse-as they very well might, there being no
longer apy thing between them-and united on the
following State ticket:
30, Co,,.o,.........A .AMASA J. PARKER, Albany
For 1t .Gore-ror.......JOHN VANDERBILT, Brooklyn.
Fo~ Co.ol Conm'r.....JoHN L. RUSSELL, St Lawrence
For STATE P,i.On In.g'r MATTHEW BRENNAN, N feTk
For Cl-k q drpsals II. @. WARNER, Monroe.
F"' State E'''''r''''.. D4ViD L. SEYMOUR, Troy.
This is pretty fair ticket, though we must say
there are other duties for which Mr. Brennan is better
qualified than for those Of Inspector Of Prisons.
Judge PsIkers nomination for Governor is respects-
ble though not strong that of Judge Vanderbilt
would have been. His is the strongest nsme or
the ticket. though assigned the second place; and,
if he has fair play, his vote will be highest. Bat
this ticket was not made to be elected. The Bu-
chanan party in this State is pretty wsll-we mean
numerously -ofhcered; but its rank and file have
stepped out, and are not coming back again this
season In half the Counties Of the State, its vote
will range above that returned as scattering,
and that is about all Never did political declar-
stiou of sentiments 60 down so harl as the Cincin-
natl Platform does in this Sate. and Buchanan has
no pescul popularity whore si'h to e's' Its
pa.ss2e. II viii wike respectable rua n sew