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Edward Everett on the Sumner Outrage.
BosroN, June q 1876.
Hon. Edward Everett delivered his address Washing.
tom, In Taunton, Friday evening last which
son after abiding TO the dis inguishsd favor With wh,h
the address had been received in various parts Of the
country and stating that the character Of Washington
the only subject which had the power call him
out from his retirement to address public audiences
frequently than is consistent with his health or the
purposes Of his hfs he sad-But with the satisfaction
which feel In addressing you at this time mingled
vHoa strive IN vso 70 renrsss An ovsrwbss as
thought Of the occurrences of the past week; and
serious apprehension forces itself upon my mind that
mighty to be resisted, which will beloved
country to shed tears Of blood through all her
war; with Its horrid train Of Are and slaughter,
carried on without the slightest provocatiou, against
the infant settlements Of our brethren 90 the
Alter raging for months nnrsbukea ct the Capitol of the
Union has at length, with lawess violence of which
ernment stained the floor Of the Senate chamber with
the blood Of defsacslsss man, and he .
these are events which, for the good name, the
peace, the safety of the country, 1t were well worth
ssn o
good citizen, of the Christian they awaken gloomy
doubt whether the TOLLS the sacrifices and the auerings
ern coDtinen. than .ths. world had yet seen,
ss my friends hsg I'll me with sorrow o too dsSp
for tears am ashamed Of the weakness for
row not for myself My few remaining years running
too rapidly to close to allow me to attach much i'm
poranee to anything this ride Of the grave which
Germs individually but sorrow beyond the power OF
words to express for the objects Of affection which shall
leave behind-for my CT ildren-for my country; and
God 10 my witness, that II by laying down my
Life ct this hour could undo what has been done the last
two years. beginning with the disastrous repeal of the
Missouri Compromise to embitter the different sections
Of the country against each other and weaken the ties
which unite them, would willingly and cheerfully
make the sacrifice Did not think there is . healing
charm in the Of Washington that attachment and
veneraon for his character ia almost the only kindly
sentiment that pervades the whole country that in
the contemplation Of tnst character there is spirit OF
wisdom to guide and Of love to soothe and unite, would
even now throw myself upon your indulgence to
re from the duty OF the evening.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 81, 1866.
CottonSales to-day 600 bales, unchanged prices
The supply offering is very limited Mess pork $18 SUI
gar SC.
BUFFALO, June 2-6P. II.
Michigan, and So BE- so for choice and extra Ohio
Wheat DULL sales, bushes Chicago spring. deliv
cradle in twenty days at 81 TO- and 1000 bushels white
at $780,; boats to ship. Oats and rye nothing doing
Whskey active, at go. 23hc Canal freights nominal
Receipts of -four large and grain light.
ALBANY June Pip NJ.
Wheat-sales 100 bushels white Canadian, ut 81 S5
Oats-sales 5000 bushels State, at 38c.
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Election Riots at Washington.

WILMINGTON, June 2, 1906.
During municipal election to-day there
siderable fighting. In precinct man danger
ousIy injured In the Seventh ward the lighting was
very sharp, and several slightly Injured In the
Fourth ward clubs and stones the order Of the day.
We cannot learn that anybody has been killed, but 1t
reported that in the Fourth Ward the mob after
ating riot, dispersed by the police with pistol
shots, and that veral Of the rioters wounded
though not seriously.
Magruder is elected Mayor. The vote standg-alagru
der, 1885; Hill, 1904. Four Know Eothings TO three
Union Aldermen elected. In the Council the Know
Nothipgs have twelve to nine Union Four Know
Nothing to three Union Assessors are elected.
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certainly does markabyw we'll In short time. when
viii the Coney Island bcsts con merce rurningf
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SocMY.-rhs regular
monthly meeting Of this focie held in the lecture
OF Clinton Hail. last evening" Mr.. Groshon In the
chair and Mr. Peter B. Mead tsiAtng Secretary. The
time o. the meeting taken up with Ssking arrange
ments Tor the sppr aching spring exhibition of ruits'
plants nd wers which viii be held In Din ton Hal,
sDt month hsve been appoint for the ex ioitiop,
which, il ID ssic al be Of the best mp by
The sceie Ais Of the prizes is Already PREPARED and
81 hpis flowers sDd plants Amorg the prizes IL
~ zen dcllofs which wi DO g'ven sr The most
ard h.su,iful plant Of introduct ihs total
amount to be Oh uiou,ed is Sa93, OF which the
LARGEST proportion VAS presented By the memsers
and friends of the soc,sy A and beautiful specimen
the meeting last evening by DR.. knight. rais ti,e of
plants grew the branches Of trees some lines IT
height o. forty feet from the ground aud unlike most
there. The flower OF color end ID composed OF
five pets vi fir bristed edges. These plants in
oigepous TO TIE West In6isa bus h thought that they
can be cultivated Ia the United Slater. The meeting,
hsvhg Transacted It sbusinsss, ned till after the
exhibition
A FiNsES's PARApR.-The different ERE companies IN
the city holding their meetings. and among the
questions they discussing the proprety Of hAnga
gsnd parade this year Of the whole department. Last
year it was decided not to do the companies
thin, empMeo with what they had been, and the De.
parnent would not make . good appearance The
epers'icnr Of the Boart 81 mmironsp Of toe Depart
nert IN ruling cut bad members and dsbandDg riotous
companies have had the effect Of redu sing
What while improving the resnectabiiy of the Fire De-
NEE Thursday evening" to vote the proposition
TO have paYsde.
THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GuARp-This company pa
raded yesterday, and made Ere appearance. 1t was
the third anniversary IF the election OF their Captain
Mr. Price; ard az or the parade service of plate was
prefeptsd to him mark of esteem. They attracted
marked 6tfenficn they YcEed through the CITY,
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From Boston
SENATOR WILSON AT HoME-THE sUdNER AND KAN
sAS EXCITEMENTs.

sAS EXCITEMENTS.
BosToy, June 2, 1856.
Many political opponents as well friends Gener al
Wilson met him In our streets to-day, and heartily ex.
pressed their approval of his recent manly course
at Washington. General Wilson will address the State
Republican Convention to assemble at Worcester on
Wednesday next.
In many churches through cut the commonwealth yes.
tecay the outrage Mr. Sumner and acts in
Kansas formed the subject of eloquent and impressive
fermons.
In the H0use to-day Intellectual effort was made to
take from the table The resolution offered week ap-
propristng $40 COO in aid Of Kansas The present moi
cations are that the after sin be indefinitely post
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House Of Representatives,
WARRINGTON, June 2, 1856.
REPORT ON THE SUMNER CASE.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, (ngger worshipps,) of Ohio, from the
Select Committee the Assault Mr.. Sumner BY NJ.
Brooks made report, concluding as follows:-
ls q Int nss'
represenatve from South Carolne c,mnt.ed uaon the
M s s as
,nss h 1aaE Or s
the Senate and dec airing that sid breach OF
Soss s,s
;s.Ss puasS him Ss'os s..s. s,e.as q
the pswss
III Ass @
s B; s;
on1 s Se
ooordnsss branch Of lie sssivs Depart
Il. s ns soa
tor any speech debate in other house, sha
L.. Il. e; sS sn %
ss psss % s ss
q he sense and Honse declared By The oOnuon but
PEAR: ise% sacS nv:sisssa. ss asa!y Ednandsos
o ana ns e
yeu; % c.ld assaults informed hat purpose Of
.asss Ssss: 3 him i ssSss IL
Or prevent hs ssne but on the contrary. snispalns $s
q % on one
fore,
Resolved That Preston 8. Brooks be- and ID hereby forth.
wHh expelled rom tbs House. 90 Representative from the
0A,e Of South Carolina
Resolved That this Hnuse hereby declares s disapproba-
Hen c The said Of Henry A. and Lawrence M
Ketu In regard to said assault LEWIS D. CAMPBELL,
4 n. s T. PENhNHfSaroN.
Mr.. HOWELL Com, (dem of Ga, representing the mi
nori.y Of the committee presented minority report
arguing that breach Of privilege under the consttu
tion had been committed, and that the House had
power to beyond the constitution in deciding that
breach OF privilege had been committed.
Both reports were laid the table and ordered to be
printed. Adjourned.
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Court Colendnr--This Dny.

WPRkMF NORTHUMBERLAND. 163 Csc. 800 10 600.
7O2, 1l2, 7J5, 7l7t go, 7S5 729, 1872, 73S s3o
SUPERIOR CouRI.Ncs eos, 302, l06 lis, 439 64s 6s6,
leV ~ ~ e3S 6s3 3b2 400, 453 a5i, COS $685. sat- os
COMMON PtEs-Psrt 1.-Nos. 81. 67s, 621, 6s4, SOS,
e7 62e, COZ $50 $50, $50 $685. $50 600 700 iOi Part
Z. Tb7co, 'o7, 7oa
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The Southern Mail.

baltimore, June 2, 1856
New Orleans papers Of Thursday last received
which we learn that Aessrs Wright, Williams Co., cot
ton brokers, have resumed payment.
Dates from Tampa Bay to the 23d uitimo, report fur
Their Indian outrages
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POLITICAL.

IkDFpSNDEET In oHARACreR, BOT OPPOSED TO
All the disoY ard demo a'zng "ims OF the nss
The AMERICAS WEEKLY PkEss Should be taken BY every
qamy In the country. lR devotion 10 the principles OF the
snrs,ron m the Uncn VIII MAKE popular with asses
of The conmurit cots hut d1lar and
ped 10 tpgT - 81 10 peY tired Advertisements inverted
Afv ure Terms; nasN II efvsuro invariably
gr-ers ,..i ~ r't-o i" - r,-rssn
" pfsst csDsI o. TT Nd Va 81 -. ana.
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Election Riots at New Orleans.

NEW VhIkANN, JWtB u, Ib0b.
During the progress Of orr municipal election to-day
ctndeIGble violsrce WAS mahresed and vague reports
~. ~ sl.ss-..0n 80. l. &c O. ss-s k.ys se.a ..-.sl
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MAfrfoo.

MAkr1c0.
On Sunday evening, June l. 1T the Calvary Baptist
church, BY the pastor A. Gillette, Mr.. CHAs H. SIXTH
10 Miss NARY 1. MATcHETT, al of this city.
In this city, Saturday, Nay 81 BY tho Rev. William
N. Martio, Of Woodbridge N. j., oAKEs THRILL Jr, Of
Boston, to A. AUGUSTA MAXWELL youngest ghter Of
tho late Sanl. Stevenson Esq, of this city.
On Monday, June 2, by the Rev. A. E. Campbell,
CHAMs A. HOLDER Of this city, to Miss LOUISE N. IVES
TKRvELT, Of Brooklyn.
On Thursday, Nay TO- 1t the residence Of James Brady
Eq.. No. 2l7 Dean street, Brooklyn, BY the Rev. Mr.
Paddock, Be- BY /. GLAsFoRD, OF this city, to HELEN NJ
oaugh.er Of Chas. 8. Webster Of Maine.
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Charles F; Rhodes, late OF Genin's, Now
York has this day opened select stock Of abric
The assortment Includes Rocky Mountain beavers sou hats OF
color and syle back areas hats gentenen's straw
hats OF ali the foreign brAds sdies riding hats Of and
felt eleR sn trimmed and superb display nfans boys
and misses sra hats q the latest Paris medals The aen
which INCLUDES many novel shapes Of tfsg
who desire light becoming business travelling hat will
here find ample ed for chece and the dress department
led e gsnce shape ghneM and di1ngue appearances
by chapeaux Introduced this LSst bat
the prices win be found extrem&ly moderate.
G. e. RHODES. latA of Ganin,a nav York.
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New Haven Charter Election.

At the charter election to-day the democrats carried
three out Of the five Aldermen fifteen out Of the twenty
Councimen and the Mayor and Other city oficers by
handsome majority. The vote was one Of the largest
ever cast at city election here.
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Canton China.-Just Received on C0nsien-
mems 20 cares Of bne Canton china dishes all sises
dishes and ureens gravy boats salad
soup plates breakast and pie plates less than sraon
cost China Hall, 6l3 Broadway, above Eleven street.
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The smithsonian House, BroadWay-@i1 IS
per day for good and board ONLY hereto
FORE with meals ordered having the appointments Of
highest prc ed hoe invites the attention Of I&veers
SIDNEY KOPMAN,
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COmfOrt.-The French Felt Aat, Soft and
durable, promises be universal favorte during the
mer season. and KNOX, In anticipation, has hand
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White, the Halter, has just Received "a
css Chap usspsc hA for ahiss and hot wesher Prize %
hsIuron st.. between Broadway and Nassau d.
View York Billiard Room, sl4 Broadway,
under d. management Ct Il. PERKINS, the finest
rooms In The city. Cal ard zee.
n nses sinn tss very best shaving cpound ever used
a ,f0 @.rsnsss r
s store cm q . .ne Sa a SspS 90
4D .tess soson; oLetder corner Of walnut and Third
CIistsdoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupess
elegant private for su5pl Ing bis nmabie dve
1 si ss ne coSs n: q: "a
Lyons Magnetic PoSvaer All Kinds Of Insect
vrIp in leave their holes die Lyons pills;
AM s Za orc sso phn s Se'e ours so
The Exciting state OF the Zines Makes u
WEEKLY fsss
ssd every s ssssy @oseos u
s nsIs. e, 10 q,
snS s be z ne
vsnce.
The Boron spoiaseo, NJ. D., a. B., (from Lon
dop Of flannel This great and good samaritan has
sp os as s s a5 sc: mes5
seventeen years, ar tw emit mine doc ors bad failed.
holloway's Ointment and PilIs.-The Els.
ven,h hour s. no victim Of scoiua salt rbeum any
csroas or er9puvs malsdy fancy cure impossible It's
plant or his pnis for internal disorders Sold At he
Lonoon, end by all druggists at 2tc., 6sc per
box.
Dyspepsia IL Certaialy Cared by about
three tolles OF HosTETTEne gebs bnters They
late the sorsch force oil impure srcre0ns and impa
heath to the deh,asd soos utop pecu LAT warm weather
Sold every where Barnes Park New York agents. Mrs
Es3es Brooklyn.
Rheumatism, ScrOfu.a, &c. -AyatCs Life
BALKAN s eertin remedy fr the severest casas
there and all 6sesees arising from great the blood
cured Mr John hcsaTy. f6 avenue d. or ind
tory rheumatism asthma bronchitis and kidney complaint, af
Ter hs bed been 70 hs house most OF two aud IT'S
spared OF lady In the family Of r. ". Guey Esq.
OF The Bovery dry goods store 1876 terrible Of acro
oua OF nine yeAys standing after the
treated and Abar doned In despair by Of
phy.cana Principal office 246 Grand rs per
bottle. For sale By drssgsa and by nrs. HAYES, l7s
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures by Cold, Decay
exposed instantly cured Teeth beautifully aued
PIT IN, 81 without giving PAIN ted old
bisbed dental os corner CT Broadway and Fulton
Kuox's hat store. DIR. HOLT, Dentist
II, when CGrlessly y Ou Eat,
With Indigestion you should meet,
4 will ,prh caee afraa{
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Cafawba Wines, from the Whey ards Of
j. D. Park ESQ. Cincinnati Ohio Sparkling and sc very
superior; warranted only the pure juice Of grape
BARNES PARK, Broadway and Duane st.
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Yellow Fever ProcIamati<

Yellow Fever Pr0clamation.-TheC City /. 4
spector dresong this plague. Il making great efforts 70 pr
vent accumulation Of filth nuisance Of kind.
careful expose yourself Keep the bowels regular
oo,he yourself comfortably which can be done for tribe at
the famed estab ishment Of DRUMGOLD PROCH, No. l2J
Fulton street.
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gegars,-several Invoices or Scgals for Sale
much be ow he msrket value Cash puohasers
to examine Cash advances made Of avanR do.
A'e'@s ' o. 0aKRKs, No. II Broadway
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Champagne Wines-Landing CT Rather,
from HavTe Oil for tab the choicest qualify being
frat pre- nom the olive landing John Ravenel For
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from light all WOOL though always washable; fadi,
csssmere. Known zephyr cashmere suits" selling
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dsecostng gsss to resemble tbs fines. china e hnars,
psrr sting sen1ent Isosformss sEnpe vce'
ylMdd ttoe4e Sevses Al the asatsdaa for save
Also hoIes coraiuns two vases mi evs7 as H-qU..f
tySe ~, - -
Piled. CcETEET, KsSEYk ~. ~ ..0sl 49,,
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Che French FIapper OF British Rsscntmeat.
ffcn me Warrington Cores poncenee Of the Ooorrer
tes Etats Upis
The friends of Mr. CrHmpton sxpee. sd that
his Dismissal wouc have least a.tspeed BY thst
consideration ane moderation which not only policy but
couIkty cictaNd The extIeme h.rshnes which the sd
ninisirauon has displayed in its deeiaion has There
lore, ainsted many OF lis p1tissns amongst the
wise and moderate. who are Of opinion that 1t
has gene heyord the exigenc'es OF national Gig
nifty. The sud and ABSOLUTE closiag OF the Bh-
tsh legation has egg awaited still th impre
These who ave most cesrous Of restraining The question
10 mercy personal proportions could no. help perceivog
from INA moment 'hs it had assumed quite snot or as
pect In fsct Mr.. CHAMPION has only demanded the
either charge as.i .. pr ~ oscsi REPRESENTATIVE Of
tue British psuonsi Washington and al the arohves
OF me br.sb Lgston have zen pa,hei up and viii b.
elat and igr6cstion the rupture. Whatsver may
said 70 tp~ Contrary, far beyond the brouk
.n a SPOKEN Of In the arss moment Of
reiseons broken up in such manner Will, therefore,
necessarily have all the in portAnee and the noise Of
event ~ secem SO much the mere difficult 10 nsgo
sides.
It stated that in grave conf uncurs the viii Of the
pfese Fart OF his Cabinet has imposed this sA
sure on the safe Department should not be surprised
II II were II not possible that the experisn 20 OF
MI Marcy would have all we'd him enter wi thout
neS!s'ion on pain In which the fest step the
least, and rom which il Impossible oresse the
sue. untortopa.ely, the counses tcf moderation and
prudence had 10 struggle against electoral necessity,
terms are OF e6sily made
The necessities of Mr. Pierce's csndidaturei Such J.,
the Go dian knot Of the decisions which have M the last
month astonfhed and agitatsd the population of the
United staes
II Is not true stated in several New York papers,
the recent maritime celebration atng the right Of
neutrss and abohng privateering 1t ID however, to
later be made TO Tia United States The Cabinet
dispofed TO waive the proposition as soon made.
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Jet G0sds-Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings,
sleeve buttons studs, chatelsns. &c 4c Also jet and
jewery, tie finest and largest assortment In the city,
OsBOkNK, BOARDMAN & TOWNsxND's, 81 Broadway.
sernor of Spring street.
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PIanOfOrtes and Melodeons IS per con,
cheaper than the Broadway pricssIhe most decided ba
gains the city be found at the warehouse Of SOaN
WAKE CO., l67 Canal street. three doors west Of VaYicx
Several fine u hand pianos cheap.
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Jouven,s Enossospua PREPARATION INSTANTLY

HnossOsv~S Erspsuhuon Instantly
aeAns Kid acvea without the sligf test smell Rub with
sce 81 tknre, and the stains forthwith disappear.
yorn Immediately afterwards. One bottle Is warranted L
1shn hfiy pair, Price so cents. agents wsnisd.
OOrTnNT. HEkLY 4 %. ron dye
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Opening OF the Straw Hat Season.-Genfn
opens tie hat season for 1856 with stock WHICH
tent vRiety and beauty cannot be Uaraeed New Ynrs
Besdes the Aast India hat confined exclusively his
Ahment The assortment includes utens Leshons Panama
Canton, English brtlants, brown and white sennes
many other bIas The styles shapes sAd sizes diver
the bIis DEPTH that old young i've an equsy
vide field for choice 1he brown and wh sonnet has
youpg men ard boys AT particularly becouing ard will
popular both for town and country this summer.
meet The wants Of the clergy black
profession Calling style OF lace ecceniy fsss
that has not been catered for In producing this
ment Of summer fabrics.
GhNIk's. 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Paups
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On Consignment, 90 Gases and Casks of
French china gAss-very reduced prices close 10.
coo dozen white French dining plates ia per ozsn
deases breakfast and tea plates dshes
&C. equally cbeap Also table tumbers, gobos
French half the Of Importation China Hail. s3
Broadway, above Eleventh street. These bargains ara FOR
oaeh only, Store till O'Clock. J.K kerr
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~ MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGFAPAS.

From Warrington.
MOODY FIGHT BETWEEN THE KNOW N0rHMGS AND
FOREIGNERS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 2 1865.
The municipal election passed. of quietly to-day, except
IN the Fourth ward. rnsrs the contest bstsesn the
Know Aothi % aud Irish bloody, tho latter being
b.Gly crippled and I, peoss by their opponont
allied them with pistlis and bowie Knives Mr., Ma
g:user dem ocrat is elected Mayor by adecided majority
The city 10 quiet TO- night.
Several csrks in the Treasury Department had ballots
hTushed them this morhi-g with the understanding
That they TO vote or lore THEIR oce-G Ia Paris
President Pierce has Just e!ved despatch from Gin
oinnati, ciscoarsgiDg his prospso.s.
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vA5AgaTH-EVUf.xst LONgafaEs&.
g1Re7 AssJOA
5snSfr.

WASHINGTON, june 2, 1855.
Mr. BR'eRr, tdem) Of ln.., being absent, Mr. Stuart
ysesitsd.
CENTRAL AMERICA
He laid before the Senate m. sssss from the r,esdsp
about Central America which has already be:n spus
Mhsd.
resolution was adopted that when the Senate I'D
tourned on Thursday next 1t b, to the following Monday
LETTER PRESTON s. BROOKS.
The presiding officer laid before tho Senate lettsr
hom Preston 8. Brooks to Nj Bright, tolows:-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, May 20, 1856
% sn' waS
made me the 2d inst Senator nom MassAchu
had %ssdsS Sas Wong Sssa
sayssss n ss s' sHss w A'a
na sss sse e., e any such asss%
= @ -
- that ne oIsn;s came from ns%ssr Of he
I'd sssa
dsr lhs
sis beng absent rom senate and the CITY, had res
s9a
Experiment vhSh would have painful necessity
as 81 s
ss IN the senate hsmess was caused only by the fact that
ne sne day. the offer der could not be found ousde the
walls OF Senate Chaber Senate adjourned for
more than An hour previous to tho sault.
submit tho foregoing statement from the high respec.
nave for the Senate Of the United States ask
received as full disclaimer Of design or purpweD
1et its tvieges to offend IT, dignity cheerrully add
Ast Ahould he facts reported by the committee OF the
nate be revereless considered conclusion
hw esr6es with 10 TO atone for FIR may be, by
Undertaking and unqualified sp0.ogy.
Asking that viii oh ge BY communicating this To the
Senate s presiding oosr have the remain SIR
with great respect, your ooedien servant go or.
Hon. J. D. BRIGHT. President of the Senate
The letter WAS read laid the table, and ordered to
be printed.
The senAte then adjourned 10 Thursday.
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Bachelors Hair nye, Wigs and Torpoes
ne auperior 70 all others Their new nnrov
yr uprtvslied and only hsrmless hair dye twOs
'rvete rooms, at BATCH EL0Rs, Es3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

Gen. Walker Tr1umphant-A splendid
eness Of the successful Gener a. taken from e the
specimen in the Atlantic States just received oy steamer
from California This picture was taken expressly for
nson's srotype gallery, No AT Broadway.
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