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MANUeAcroRy, SAILS NOON,
lle aaa lte Pnukitn 81. Spl Lake street
CHICAGO, -. ILLINOIS.


nAHvsAc1 vR.Rs ~
RsaSA and FiHishsd srsss Work Of every Asssstp'
don, se
Pasaa, riaatshsa, Sta upsd ani amazed Tin Ware,
copper rlpe, KsItlsa b54iefs, breAsss and Covsrs,
Sojs Fountains, Drsaxht Pipes ana Geoisrs,
bssr raups and coeks,
Faacy and piaiu roi,sl Sets,
CAa@bsf Psiis, Gardsa sprin klsrs, sc,
Arsssaan Well Pipe, PLAN AID Ca. ssnee
I'm and Fsses Pamps, &c-
wnsLSsALa DeALxasu
naper's osesk, Nsshinss and Rxad Tools,
RreasA riasDs and kaaaslsd Ware,
LAaswnsok 1vsry variety, DfAsisrs' and boi1 Cop
per,
tsrass, Coppss, Iron and Steel Ware,
essss aadC Copper fseinS, Block tn, aaiimoHy,
Shsss and Sian xtne, fngot Copper, PuuPs,
Hydraulic kans, iron and Lead Pipe,
kaebsR Hose, Deiung aud fsekiaSs
Stoves, Hot Air tufnicss, eghsssss Ac.
AL orders promptly sttendsd, snd prices as low
- the market vii ALLOW.
UPWs always receive OLD COPPER AND
1RAsS fron oar custom srs ~ The Highest rates.
ne O.. c8oAo0, SEWARD aAokl1Un, s.S. eArssa
ahl7 111
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VESTS PATENT
lndia-Rubber Cement Roofing

WIN. WELLS 4 90. weaI1 Aesno wlsdss tas III
w srsi pssreaass hey hAs received ifon lssa
nlsnds AID NE pa 10 xsssral, sad would iaioss
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REYNOLDS, ELY 81 CO..
WMOLESALE GROCERS,
- south Water Street, corner MiehiSsn Avenue, 20
Rsynoifs q kiys block,
l&llA, AGO

hAvE and aGss y de sprnS trade the larS.
Asss and nsss oeupisse ssscrtnsnt Of
q = . Q . = 80
To b feusd In the wssk Having rssidsns partner
IN New York, aad mAktne cur purchssss entirely nom
sass or vsss We hviss especial attention Of JsoSsrs
snd oshsrs - our stock OF
ToAs,
Which ssnpnss . iarss asd esallsss AsssssnsnL asd
- prcss q iou ~ lover than IN Seu York city.
edens ~ "a nAks il the ntssst Of dsalsrs 70 make
theiv rnrchaess from ~ fse6 dly
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CHICAGO LRAIAkR NETTING AANrFAcroRY
KELLY = OkAOkDUUN.
MAnsfaesarsrs Of Superior Article OF
OAK TAHh9D
L Il A r. II 4 r. Is e L TIN &c,
Which thsy viii cell q Hsw iosk cd Bosloa prces.
A liberal diseosnt na1s 70 lafgs purchasers.
uLLY & ILACnv1N,
Tanners, caYrisn Importers Of Frenca and Enyiisn
saxher Dealefs In Tanners OIL and Hidss, 243 Lake
street, ChICAGo.ILL ILLINOIS. lane - dwiy
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Improved Oscillating steam P.-.---
s.Ildye Wsdswona's p.,sn, Saasi
Si Faatln - tas Hasssy, Kauhiu. H.
~ 81. ws.. end Of The q saap
DAyE PORT, Tn
shk subscribers are nov n,onav a.
oiasf bnyinss 81 any ale. snJ y y arasl ID
wanting 70 can a III cir shop, wnsfo az, .au!s o..
.si :ss and ssu som To
do sii ssst ftstsrss OF Ii. sssS noinihs u i"
sY", .ish Others Of great Utility psssias ''s.s'.i
soiyss, make Them particularly aeono,nI 70 nsa
and yspafrs. We also make, economical 10 n.
49, Il ..o 2, ~ Y i as and xAcHux,,
hepa1ring Prornptfs ny
Aaose Sho fAvor ~ win Snsir osa.,.
on being served 10 satisfactiou ma, dspss.
uecl6 "a awLf row NskNn s,,,,
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Opposition Line
New u ar ket Q p g q g q
r1I P 1ICg OF HkIy DOWN..
4 sure vsy - make mrIuns sssa 70 -
the Right o. one Of
Clark-s CeteAratea Rieur willie.


,SSHR rhss mos. u rnpe caraals and pact,
r,pu,rsr less power, Teas ATE aisa aad nAkis&
49, yieid and better Ssality 81 rsarr hAn anf
~ss~S NTli ass az for vale MIL can be sect DO
~ merchari commission and eRssou cassesss,
Dyrss a. Perry and .tra etrests. Davenport.
1oou- Ne euasShsse tLree Mile 20 essefn - -
,e,~..~.s and 20 grind over Ten easssis vassi per
kans Cab suc see for yourselves fos ktsau asa
Ssfis feyt b< ststzs of iowa and ui.sos. Apply 70
- JACOB WEAVER, Js-
s.s. csrcular, ana eessSeatcs ssEs upea sfei'-
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oyyics - BecEsys srAIs isscaAscS CO.,
No. 10 From, ssrssl osI- AAin I'd SyeAnosssi
einsisasu, o., Dec. 10Th, 1850.
To all whom Is q AZ co ncxTu:--ThiA 10 80 ssfStfg
vhst hsy sxaninsd spool mems aud foon OF W. b
caIidsa co - r. and water Proof rsn snt Roof
ing, snd bslicssn 70 be snil entity sapaner " Any
oSlsI Alnd o, hooanS nov IN Use. WAS 80 eye
sitnrsa Of sav srs TRIAL Of lagse kook, tfoa
q large volume OF Same fro az saJoininx building,
which sraes rseiis upon ne No u and eofniee Tor
ear half "a sour. IL s.ood The sfial beyond IL
sxpsssA no n, . nd s~v I'd Inc oa.i elnS.
st<asa r. w. HASKELL,
President Buck sss STATE lAsQrancs CO
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Rs IL y u n19s -
THE uudersixned has new hard and viii be In
! daily receipt ff3m The south b. Express OF Pie
Plant, Kidishs lsttucct Oataas, and ethsr vegeta-
bi.s. "a. IL, hktUENHklHSk.
Api sOd, Sd 81 ,Bsst Of Brady.
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cIHclaRAn, January ia, 1857.
having made sonsidsfsbio ne uiry Ast the smr
i,s Of Inc Patent klssuc cemsnt Hoonps Introduced
mo this oily w Caii1s d aaa n 10 Dc hIxhis
rseonmsadsd 10 lids cisy BY msny cvnapsssu
judsss; thast.is mssIiax vita very ready aud gene
n % ussloai hAi iis ssperio rily Lhs
eomposlIion roofing 10 aseid Aad freely adj Isd.
Aud, eaAily, snpscs = adopt u for ny nsxa Foot
which Will be p,At sum merida Wing iuIeudsd 70
tin. bat will The viTiaes ofhs tsISut ktAsue
kooEnG A. saostnuts.
YsGfsusl .. sEsNErT.
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aACIABArI, January 9Th, 1851.
BY rsQ9s a. Slve my opiuisu OF INC Chiids D co.
com pVGIto roof lhAss had Two root pat oe my
suiidiass, aud believe " faiy good ~ Ispfssaut
I'd. saa best BY lar 81 aey composition roof "
MS place. an aaainLsd vita Hand d Iho@p.
500, OF chicago. W. W. STEWART,
4 builder Ia siasinnati Tor ~ ysArs,
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FIAx AHD LIFE lAsURAxcI.

Continental IugurAnoe Company,
oass, Ne, IL Wall Street. NsS rerk
CASH CAPITAL, see,oee DOLLARS.
MILAN v. BkApl. President.
SE0RGe Z. doPk, tserstaxy.
RAxREANEs dickson, Agents,
~ HoanAaN Baoex, O~vsAs0ss
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ctsclssArs, pscsnb~s isth, 'e3,
To whom n nay coacsrn ;--inis V ~ csrufy tsAt
We have tAop.sa w. +. chiids d CO . kiAAsie Fine
asd watsf ffoof ceaasat hoeanS npos eur stores
and = sltng houses. IL has gtvsa ths mosi per
tsos ali siaetoo, and ~ recon mend u 70 eli
stsainx Fire and Water Proof heoAng.
4- S,gssd, bAhka Won rhVL,
0as Slxsarss, Ao. % Wess Four strssl.
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enterprises than we ever had before, aud with
fewer insoivent concerns and deeply indebted
houses than Se perhaps ever had to carry along.
II rests, in great measure, with the banks of
this city, to decide whether these seeds Of pros
pcrity shall bring forth good fruit or no. Eight
months ago, we warned the city banks that they
were nursing day of wrath for themselves and
for the public by sending their means to foster
the insane and miserable gambling in railway
stocks which was prevalent in Wall street The
fulfilment of the prophesy is not likely
to be readily forgiven. But the error may
be repeated; and if it is. the same result
will unerringly follow. However safe the
operation of lending on railway stocks may APP
pear, it is a practice pregnant with panicS and
ruin to circles far beyond its immediate range;
if our city banks begin again to lend right and
October will prove the first of series. 1t is
likewise in the power of the banks to effect
much toward soldifying the commerce of the
country by discouraging long paper. Four
months ought to be the longest date known for
mercantile paper three are ample in most
cases. The fatal liberty conveyed to the bor-
rover, under a system Of six and eight months
paper, is enough of itself to account for periodi
cal revulsons A sound discretion will natu-
rally he exercised by the banks in the selection
of paper for discount; on this head it may sim
ply be observed that, however gratifying the
general commercial prospect may be, the pri-
vate condition of the old commercial houses is
by no means reassuring and will not be till
March is passed. We have ninety days of
anxiety yet before US and, till they are passed,
young houses which have come into life since
the crash of October will prove the safest con-
Germs in the country.
If the New York city banks pursue policy
in accordance with these and kindred princi-
Piles, but short period will elapse before this
city becomes naturally the centre and heart of
the commercial world.
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mon forces. who is destined TO act prominent part
in the difficulties which have arisen between tho
Saints and the federal government. We also give
letter from one Of our correspondents in London,
containing statistical information with reference to
the emigration movements Of the Mormons in
Europe. 1t is estimated that a. many as twenty
seven thousand of the chosen people have emigrated
to the United States within the past sixteen years.
The official canvass of the votes cast for Mayor in
this city shows that Temann received 43,l9S. and
Wood 40, -Temann's majority, ,29O. The table
published in the HERALD on the morning after the
election gave Temann 43,2s2, difference of "a
votes, and Wood 4o,a5l varying only 43 votes from
the official count. Our table gave Tiemann 1881
majority, and the Official canvass gives him 2,2sO.
The value of foreign goods imported at the port
of Boston during the week ending llth iust
amounted to 81 ,l03374, showing increase of
1892 SOP as compared with the corresponding period
in 1856.
The sales Of cotton on Saturday were confined to about 100
200 bales without change in prices Flour was dull and
the market closed decline of about cents per barrel
chiefly the lower grades of State and Western while
sales To moderate extent, chiefly to the home trade
with small lots for export There fair demand for
wheat, and prices for prime to choice lots were firm
while common and inferior grades we're lower. The
transactions embraced about 900 bushels at prices
given in another place Corn steady, with sales of
Southern white at 65c. ESQ., and Jersey mixed
and yellow, at 60c 65e. old Western mixed nomi
nal at 75c 76c Pork continued dull with sales of country
unnspected mess at SIS g. and old city inspected
at SIS Sugars firm with sales Of about 200 800
hhds Cuba muscovado, 100 boxes and It's hhds moado
at steady prices. Coffee steady, with sales of 900
mats of Java 800 bags Rio and SO Maracaibo steady
rates Freghts without change of moment rates
To Liverpool about rs 900 bushels of wheat bulk and
bags engaged at AID. Sd, with -four at Is 3D.
To Glasgow about 26 600 bushels of grain taken per
packet bark Jane Daggett at Cd to sgd in bulk and
bags Some -four engaged TO London at Is, and oil
cake at Is. per barrel
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troublesome and most conclusive mode Of dis
posing Of the difficulty. Our object should not
be 10 reduce these fanatics to mere political
submission, which would invole no compromise
of their disgusting doctrines. Neither would
ii rebound much to our credit as tolerant and
Christian people, to destroy them en- masse, as
must be the case if we adopt the more compre-
hensive military measures recommended by
Col. Johnston. We must drive them before us,
and smoke them out, just as we would the
pestiferous vcrmin that infest our farms and
consume our produce. BY compelling them to
take up their habitat amongst the savage tribes
of Sonora or other parts Of Mexico, we bring to
bear upon the latter influences which, bad as
they are, arc still more civilized than their own
habits, and they will at all events help to keep
them in subsection. The climate of the south
ern ATTITUDES will in it's turn soon take the fierce
sectarian energy out of these deluded men, and
their excuses will die out from purely natural
causes. With such probabilities before U.S. it
would be folly to adopt any policy that might
have the effect Of preventing the contemplated
emigration. Let US by all means yindicate the
authority of the federal government but let us
do it in such manner as not to throw obsta
cles in the way Of a contamination 80 devoutly
to be wished for.
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New York, Monday. December IA, 1857.
NAILS FOR EUROPE.


The New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The Cunard steamship America, Capt Lott. will leave
Boston Wednesday, a, noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at
morrow to go by railroad and at half pasttwo O'Clock P.
n t. 60 by steamboat.
Tue European edition Of the HERALD, printed in French
and English will be published al ten O'Clock in the
ing. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YoRK HERALD will be received at the following
places in Europe
Iosscs. Samson low, Son Co., 81 Ludgate hill.
Am European Express Co., 81 King William st
PARB Am European Express Co, PAce de Ia Bourse.
LvKRPcoL Am. European Express Co., Chapel street.
r Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
RAvW. Am European Express Co., Il Rue Cornoilie
The contents Of the European edition of the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
sce during the previous week and the hour ofpub
Scat.,n.
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Rro,Llyp city News.

FmR.-Aboui O'Clock on Sunday morning FIRE broke
oul in two story frame building or Hamilton avenue,
the ferry occupied liquor store BY A. D. Porter
Tho FIRE originated from the hue which extends through
the aide az tho house. The became hllc With a
dense smoke before the occupants aware their
danger, and was with dnlcnlty that ot them e.
capped. Tho steam engine Of tho ferry boat Whitehall
put into roqulsiton, and With the All Of ocer Oats
aud hers OF the Third precinct the Gre was suppressed
smas 10 stock ana fixtures, sJoo, No insurance, 70
gula4Dt $500, insured
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL, 1857.
Tho sales OF cotton to-day 500 bales at un-
changed prices the market closed dull dealers awaiting
the Furopa's advices, fully due. Mixed 6Oc.
Beet very dull, and SOC. 81 lower. keg lard 1870.
Rio ccnee-Sales to day Of 800 bags mostly at sxc
Other articles unchanged.
OswEGo, Dec 12-6PM
Flour unchanged; demand moderate, at 81 Is 81 DO
for common TO extra State. Wheat steady sales 900
bushels at 81 &c for Chicago spring. and 9Oc for Med
terraDcan. Corn quiet Lake imports W day-2s 900
bushels wheat 1000 bushels Canal EXPORTS 900
bushels wheat Shipped by railroad to day-,50o bar
rels -four. Weather clear and pleasant.
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APPEAL m rHs CASH OF THE SLAVE BRIO sLLEs.
Drc l2--7he Tinted States TIE Brig EIier.-rhis was
an appeal from decree Of Judge Belts in the United States
pis,ric, Court in the Of the brig Ellen bced Sr
violation o. the act Of Congress prohibiting the fitting
of vessels for the slave trade Judge Nelson said-
have exsmincd the opinion Of Judge Belts IN this case,
and with him that the mere declaration Of Van
yechten under the circumstances stated not compc
evidence. The decree Of the Court below dsmissng
TIC libel must be affirmed.
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Non. 3Ox1t2 W. Df2 - IN w. 9bl i4lN W AL
Ipes UErlsw. sos SCI sW IgaytAl-W. lt5l
We'd ~ 4fsel SIX 1927 AZ v. lyo. l4si " f5l070
Thur 10 ~ u aslN W. 10 ~ IS N W ID wa, y MlBl
Fr iti ~ hZ95 VI ~ sci ss,N W l3n6ll2SlN W. 1881
Rat W. ~ allSt N.

Rr~AHKs.
Salurday-Moping, snow afternoon AMI evening, over.
cast
Sunday-Thlcs for With rain al day md evening
h0nlay-Cte1r al day and evening.
Iuesday -NyerCast AL day.
Wednesday Overcast and rain All day thick FOG during
nght
Thursday Mornnr overcast afternoon, clear and
Ieae ant. att, clear.
If'day-1oudy and cold all day, night, clear
Sstaf 1ay-Morning, clear
Interesting letters from our correspondents AZ.
tsched % tie Amy Of Utah, detailing the progress
sac prospects Of The expedition, arc given IN -.
dsys asr, and In connection W. putlish sketch
q L.e1i, geDsral Wclls, the cyumander Of tie Nor
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washington.


ARRIVAL or GOV. wALKER-rHE INDIANA BELEaA-
NEWS or GEN. WALKERS LANDING IN EIoARAGUA-
ROD IN PICKLE FOR THE COLLECTOR OF MOBILE.
wAsHsGros Dec. 10, 1857
Governor Walker arrived here yesterday, and imme-
d.atey sought Senator Douglas with whom he had pro
trsced interview He also sent his private secretary to
the President yesterday inform him that ne In the
city, aud thai he had idea OF leaving here for the
present He intends to call on the President tomorrow
The Governor is as determined in his opposition TO
the Lecompton constitution but strong hopes enter
tanned that Senator Douglas will yet face the storm he
himself created and stand by the administration in the
hour Of danger Governor Walker does not contemplate
returning Kansas prior 70 the elections at all He
advocates the immediate passage Of the "Toomts BILL"
but this is wholly out of the question Constitution
constitution is now the great issue here
authorized TO state that the despatch in the New
York papers Of Saturday that the Indiana delegation had
interview with the President and informed him they
intended not to support the Lecompton constitution after
the expose Of Douglas is base black republican fabrcs
ton. No such interview Sad.no such conversation
ever occurred.
The Of Cen Walkers ARRIVAL al Punta Arenas
ed talk among the Soons and Lyourguses here
II the report stated is correct that the commander or
the Saratoga boarding the Fashion found her papers
all correct the Collector Mobile from whence this
sci sailed will have his head taken off in short meter
MIR. Hackney the new doorkceper of the House. givos
universal satisfaction in his appointments.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1857
The Southern mail, from all points Late due, has
been received
The bark Seraphne from San Juan for New York. lost
her ars in the recent gale and put into New Orleans
repairs. She was leaking badly.
ship supposed to be the Floating Zephyr of Boston,
with cargo of lumber, wsterogged in lat 2s
long. "a
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EDUCATION AT THE SoUTH-PRoPosED GREAT
SOUTHERN UNIvERsITY.-A movement has been
in progress for some years past among the
Bishops and leading diguitaries of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church South, with the
view of establishing great Southern uni
versity. The principal members of this de-
nomination throughout the Southern States,
with the exception of Virginia, Kentucky and
Missouri, which have institutions of their own
of somewhat similar character to that pro-
posed, arc engaged in this movement. An ad-
dress, setting forth the reasons in favor of the
establishment Of such a university, and present
ing plan for its organization, has been pub
lished by the following Protestant Episcopal
Bishops, and circulated ameng the members
and friends Of the church in Southern and
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Prom New Orleans Ard Havana "a tlc s,stnship Dar.e
Webster p W Springer, " Nsggona Mr. Barrnger ani IA
may, ICCtGcf, " EtnsGla and sixteen secrage.
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PROSPERITY or PUBLIC ANUsEMENTs-If any
thing was needed to show the progress of this
country during the last twenty years, we could
find the most pertinent illustration in the diff
ference between the effects of the panic of 81
and the rovulsion of 81 Compared to the pre-
sent financial hurricane, the panic Of 81 was
gentle breeze; ii commenced, however, in the
spring, and its effects frightened everybody for
whole year. The present storm commenced
in September, and there Is already general
impression that il was not 80 much of a blow,
after ALL Broadway shows us as many fine
cquipages. brilliant dresses and pretty faces as
ever; while all the places Of public amusement
are well filed every night. The Opera at the
Academy more than pays it, expenses-fve
thousand dollars per week-and the parsons
themselves have encouraged great outlay for
the oratoros which are TO commence this week
The weeks announcements at all the places of
amusement are unusually strong and include
almost every conceivable kind of amusement
There are a dozen regular theatres in this city,
all of which will he open this evening and more
small shows than VIC can have patience to count
up. The receipts Of all these will not fall short
of fifteen thousand dollars, which justifies us in
assuming that the times are not so hard as some
people Try to make out.
In fact, we are rather more philosophical now
than We we're In 81. We know our own strength.
We know that we have plenty Of corn, ton.
grain, breadstufs, and provisions of all kinds.
We know that California will send us plenty of
gold-at least three millions per montb--and we
know that our warehouses are filed with foreign
goods, which will last us for two years, and
which we can buy ct retail at a small per cent
age over tic Wholesale prices No more sack.
cloth and ashes for ~. No more sitting down
upon the ruins Of fallen house and expecting
IIorc1les TO aid us. No, those who have suffer
cd will 90 manfully 10 work to make up for lost
time, and, remembering the maxim about all
work and no play, will generously patronise
- " per places of amusement and recreation.
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The following is statement Of the condition of the
banks Rhode Island not including those of Providence
for the week ending Dec, o
Circulation. GO7 98g
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. 70s4l3
Loans Observation-Disclosures. lbs
Specie. IIQ 4l3
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1857.
The object of Sir William Gore Ouseeys mission will not
be specifically communicated to the State Department
til the opinion of her MJestys government relative to
that part of the Presidents message concerning Central
America shall been asccr.ared.
More than hundred thousand dollars has been dis
tibued by the Sergeant at Arms in part payment of the
mileage of members Of Congress-
1t s contemplated 10 pass resolution this week TO pay
arrearsgcs of salary from the 18th of March last now
stead waiting till the end OF the session About 5000 900
will be required for this purpose.