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U. S. SENATORS FOR CAIFoRNIA.-Let.
tiers have been received here by the mail
on Thursday evening, containing intelli-
gence of the election, by the Legislature Of
California, Of Messrs. GwINN and BRoDRIcK
to the Senate'of the United States. Their
terms Of service will be for six and four
years. Mr.. BRoDEIcK is elected for the
long term, and will supply the place of
Hon. j. B. WELLER.
, 1857-01-30

Ou'''u S'"'e' t"eJ nave right 10 claim
the privilege Of settling their own ,oo.,,
fairs without foreign interference
on this amendment, Mr.. Wiley call.a ' J
ayes and noes, The amendment Wa.
by the following vote wi
AYEs-Messrs. Abernethy, Denny D.
and the President14.
NoEs-Messrs. Cock, Huff, Parett y.
Vleet and Wiley-5. ,'
So the Council refused to thus an..,
Mr.. Poe moved to add to resolutoD a
following amendment:
"And that we heartily appreciate a.
charitable actions Of the federal o.
ment in sending all or most Of the isa..,
officers from Indiana, to this territoyv !,
the purpose of giving tone to our poli,;.',
Which amendment Mr.. Cock moysds
ther to amend by adding thereto u,,,
that we do, as citizens Of this territo,'
claim the right to dictate to the ven,,.I
government whom we will have for t,,,
torial officers"
Mr.. Poe accepted the amendment ana
on the question of adopting Mr. Po,,
amendment, as amended, Mr.. HUFF oua
the ayes and noes Those yoting in II, a
frmotiva wara
MessrS. Abernethy, Cock, Denny, Pa.
and the President-5.
Those voting in the negative
MesSrs. Huff, Pagett, Van vleet aa
Wiley-4.
Mr.. HUFF moved to lay on the tail.
Lost.
Mr.. Van Vleet moved to indefulL,
postpone, and on this motion MI. Pe
called the ayes and noes.
The resolution was indefinitely pOstpOue
by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs. Huff, POgett, Poe, Van
Vleet, Wiley and the President-6.
NoEs-Messrs. Abcrneihy, Cock and
DenDy-3.
The Council also had under consider.
tion, an act to locate so much Of The isui
torial road from Pacific City to Narcolh
landing as lies between Bakers bay sui
the coast. 1t was referred to the commit
tee on Roads and Highways and BY then
amended, so that the commissioners bk
cate said road shall not look to tho county
for pay. With this amendment The IN
has passed both houses.
An act to provide for collecting tazuh
the counties Of Slaughter and JeHsnm
The bill authorizes the collection Of hiu
in July instead waiting until SepisubE.
Referred to committee of Ways and Means
1t was subsequently reported by said con-
mittee and passed.
And act appointing Henry G. WAa,
probate judge of the county Of slaushis,
was read three several times and passed
An act appointing pilot commissions
on the Columbia river, to ill vaeandah
said board, taken up and passed thrcap
Its various readings. M
An act relative to term Of the suprum
court, fixing the time Of holding the sane
on the first Monday Of December Ensk
ken up and has since been passed.
An act authorizing the voters Of Sla1yf
ter to designate u name for their eoung,
was passed.
The act authorizing the voters Of ih
county of Cowlitz to lix by popular lsa
their county seat, was taken up and hn
been passed. ~
Much business has been accomplish
during the last four days Of the sesdoe'
full uotice of which we will give IN oH
next issue.
, 1857-01-30

CoRREcrIoS.-In our report of legislative
proceedings in the House, Jan. IItb, in
the discussion in reference to the amend
ment of the election law, conferring the
elective franchise upon American half
breeds, Mr.. MEEKER, of Pierce, is reported
as having opposed the bill. Mr.. NJ. was
incorrectly reported He spoke in favor of
the bill.
, 1857-01-30

RG- There are quite a number Of sub
jects to which We should have been pleased
to refer this week, but which must be de-
ferred for the present. The Legislature
having adjourned, we will now promise our
readers to devote ourself more particularly
to our editorial duties
, 1857-01-30

FUsIoNIsM.-The Black Republican par
ty have had some two or three meetings at
the capitol since the assembling of the Leg
islature. We understand that number
Of persons heretofore belonging to the de-
funct knew-nothing organization, and other
opposition factions, have given in their ad-
hesion to niggerism, relating their expert
ence, &c. We have not been favored with
report Of their proceedings and as we
have not attended the meetings, are unable
to inform our readers as to what has trans
pired connected with the action and delib-
srations Of that party. The members, Of
the former old line whig party arc now
compelled either to endorse the nigger, OF
enter the ranks of the democracy. Choose
ye between them. The democracy will be
content and have nothing to fear as to the
decision of national, conservative former
political opponents.
, 1857-01-30

pJ The resolutions adopted at meet.
ing of the democratic members of the Leg
gislativc Assembly Jan. l9th) will appear
next week-wiik0ut fall
, 1857-01-30

THURSDAY, Jan. y.
The following bills were passed tod'h
viz =
An act relative to roads and hgna'F
An act to define the judicial dlsiiEo
(being first amended by adding the ''.r
ties Of King and Chehalis to the and@
trict);
Au act to suppress gambling
An act TO relocate so much Of ne h'H
torial road from Pacific City to theAal~
ta landing, as lies between Bakers y
and the Pacific coast
An act to provide for the collselo.r
taxes in the counties Of Slaughtsr, s'lE
son and Whateom t
An act to locate a territorialroad % =
side Of Cowlitz river, and
A joint resolution approving the Aan-
Nebraska act.
The Speaker signed the following
An act to amend the common sew
law, aud
Joint resolution requesting conman., 4.
Swartwout to cruise on the waters o =
Sound. ~
, 1857-01-30

FRIDAY, Jan
The following acts were taken %
passed
An act to amend an act to increase '0''
ty revenue
An act to Gil certain vacancies IN
board Of pilot commissioners
An act relative to notaries pubic
An act relative to the terms Of 'u'
preme court
, 1857-01-30

to our editorial duties.
, 1857-01-30

CMPosITIoNs OF THE YOUNG LADIES.
Education-Miss Fletcher.
Beauties of Winter-Miss Deyore.
Kind Words-Miss Z. Willard.
Envy-Miss Morgan.
Reflections on Time-MiSs Suttlemyer.
The Botanist-Miss Barnes.
Experiment-Mrs. Bigelow.
Music-Good Nelrs from Home.
Ambition-Miss Deyore.
Rainbow.
Music OrtonriLe.
Address by Hon. D. R. Bigelow.
Exhibition of drawing and Needlework
Music When StsH lce all, DC.
Benediction. &%%
, 1857-01-30
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
THURSDAY, Jan. -
The following bills were passed sod'h
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ExcItementin CarrolI Parish.

The village of Floyd, incur sister parish has we
learn, been the scene of considerable excitement
1t grew out of quarrel between the Gordon and
Jones families, that led the Jones' and theis friends
one night TO attack, with guns and little cannon.
the store OF one of the GordOns, while he and a
friend were about retiring. They had a candle lii
when the firing unexpectedly commenced, which
they blew out. About two hundred shots were
then fred into the store, but one of which-that
struck Gordon just under the eye, severely but not
dangerously wounding bim-struck them, though
many grazed them.
The Jones were arrested, and, on their exami
nation, they were ordered to Jail, bail being refus
ed and the all of Carol being insecure. they were
taken to Bastrop- Recently Friday or Saturday
astl they were taken back to Floyd on a writ OF
ad6eds corpus, when bail being refused them. and
they ordered back to Bastrop all they swore thew
wouldn't go there. but would 90 aDywhere else 4
large posse, armed, was raised TO conduct them
but they had not proceeded far before one OF the
Jones, who was on mule, told the other, who was
on tlne horse, to run, he couldn't when he i'm
mediateIy darted off, delying the crowd, with an
oath, to shoot. Several did so, and one shot hit
him, in the head it is supposed but he kept on and
escaped The other prisoners were then secured.
-Frankiix (La.) San.
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A NashviIIe Bow i'm par,.

NJ Florentino, in his last Jeuilleton II the Nm
iteur, gives this description of an entertainments
gwen IN Psris by rich American: "a verv rich
AID very intelligent American Mr. lance MT
HUI, charming man despite his millions. has de-
termined to prove to the Parisians that tbev were
wrong to complain of the heat and to chow them
DO" u is oraVed and turned TO good account He
gave charHing fete in his splendid vast drawing
Toolhs' Wnich are IS airy the Louvre A large
n Lar oaicohy, running around the rooms allow
inc guests to enjoy the air without losing note
Vi the delicious music which had attracted an en-
ollDou7 crowd on the Place de la Madeleine The
SuesH received at their eutraI &c a hearty shake
hahds ana fan. lie found means of assembling
~ 'ns soIree, where incredible degree of luxury
was displayed more artists and grester artists than
would be necessary assure the fortune of TWEEN
~ theatres. There N me Borghi-Mamo of
the opera, me FRI zzOlini, Of the Italian op, "a
mes Balestra, Labocceta, Cimino Didot, Arda
Vani, Brsga, Mile COrbar, and two American la
dies who viii soon slime the stage Of the It-an
opera-hiss Hensler and ii r.. de Wilhorst Mime
Borg hi-Mom delighted the company with Mean
oitan song and the famous Lrindisi of Lucretia
BCrgia. cay nothing OF the success, nor of the
voice OF N rs. de Wihorst, nor of her taleDfs he
cause, II she appears at of our theatres as we
ceheVe she Is o 30, should not apliciDate the
Interest OF her debut. Mime Frezzolini bade US
Aui' that evening; che was very beautiful and very
EAU she cannot console herself on leaving Paris
slth ough che goes to New York on golden bridge
longer than the submarine cable which will soon
connect England and America. One of our friends
asked her u hat she intended sin ing but he r.
ptnteo his inn rndence. "You are very curious"
sald she dryly," 81 will sing whatever please.
Inc truth Is, she intended to sing only one song
out, yielding to a sudden and irresistible inspira-
non, enc sang, one after the other the Jfisereye
OF iroVatore and the 0udtuor OF Rigoletto She
mao reaHy tears 10 her voice, and the drawing
r0oms' the balcony and the street shook with ap-
plause.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-15

SECOND ATTEMPT TO Lay THE ArLANT.e CABLE-
We hoped that the AFagO would bring inteH-
geuce that the laying OF the Atlantic telegraph
would be resumed next month"; but we regret 10
say that there is now much DOUBT Of such an event
taking place.
Toe commanding officers Of the squadron the
engineers and electricians engaged In the enter
prz', have made reports the directors which es-
tao!shed the most satisfactory results. There are
no nautical or physical obstacles ia the way OF a
successful issue 10 the undertaking.
NO under currents have been iound 10 exist on
the plateau upon which the cable l. 10 rest The
eaoie he been proved according TO the engineers,
precisely suitable IN material construction aud grav-
ny, and xibiiity for the Intended pupose The
electricians pronounce, the results OF their expe.
rience, that the immense pressure of water 10
which tie cable was subjected ia the deep sea did
no injury whatever To the insulatlon aad they
would suggest 10 improvement IN the form Of The
cable.
Ia the second attempt il viii De necessary 20
have thFee thousand miles OF cable board the
vessels that Il, I've hundred miies more than be-
lore for e has been proved that the last occasion
Two haadred aud htty-hve mikes Of cable was paid
oar while the ship was trageEsiag two hundred aud
'eartsen nautical miles. showing 4 wssle Of forty
one miles Ia one-tengh Of the whole distance
" T. Herald
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Horrors Of The Ke,olttnI India

Inc English papers received by the Kangaroo
at New York. contain most narrowing accounts Of
the state of aflirs in India We take the follow
ing paragraphs from letter written by clergy
man at Bungalore. We print them reluctantly.
and only because it seems necessary in order to
form correct idea of the atrocities of which the
natives have been guilty. The letter is dated Ju
ly A.
We have bad an awful time of it, 1 can assure
you, though we Ourselves have been mercifrUv
Kept from alarm or danger. No words can express
the ieehng OF horror which pervados society in
tnuia' We near so many private accounts of the
tragedy, which are too sickeuing to repeat.
The cfuelties committed by the wretcbes excead
all belief. They took 4S females most of them
gls OF from 10 TO IA, many delicately nurtured la
ules' violated them, and Kept them for the base
purposes OF the heads of the Instruction for a
whole week. At the end Of that time they made
them strip themselves, and gave them mn IN tho
lowest OF the people, to abuse in broad davIiobt in
the streets OF Delhi. They then commenced the
WORK OF torturing them to DEATH cutting off their
breasts, fingers, noses, and leaving them to die
one lady was three days dying. They fayed the
lace OF another lady, and made her walk naked
through the street Poor Mrs. -, the wife of an
omcer OF the regiment, at Meerut, was soon ex.
Pectng her ouchment. They violated her. then
ripped her up, aud, taking from her the unborn
cnl0, cast 1t and her into the flames
NO european man. woman or child has had the
siiShtest mercy shown them. do not believe that
tue "oIId ever witnessed more hesh torments
1nan nSVe oeen inflicted on our poor countrywo-
men. At Allab0bad they have rValled the stroc
ties OF Delhi really cannot tell YOU the fearfnI
cfueitlts these demons have been guilty of-cut-
the on the fingers and toes of little children Joint
Dy JOINT, IN sight of their parents, who were re-
served ior similar treatment afterwards.
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AND
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SHOCKING TRAaEDY-MURDER AND SUICIDE
terrble affair occurred at Gloucester, Mass. on
Sunday afternoon last. The Boston Herald saws.
Mira Elizabeth Davis, wife of Mr. Samuel Davis
lett her residence at East CLIQUE ester in compsny
with her two sisters and Mrs Douglas for the MIR.
pose OF picking berries. Mr. Davis soon folloEed
aud after they had got into The posture, he DELHI
erately drew small size Eve chamber Colts reyol.
yer ana bred at his wife. The ball took effect in
the let side, just below the breast passing through
tue heart anu out At her back. She instantly ZEN
dead. -"
One OF the sisters, Miss Ackley, was near nv
and rushed to Mrs. Davis, and said-',Speak 10
me, sisteH' She received no answer. Mr. Davis
an the meantime walked of rod or two and Niss
Ackley ran TO him and said-"You have shot INV
sister, lie replied-'Dont interferti" and 6reJ
the second time. The bail took effect 10 the IN.
arm OF his unfortunate wife. Mr. Davis then be5ng
ABOUT severy-hve feet from his wife. deliberateIS
puI the pistol 70 bis own breast and fred The b,l
sooG elect near the heart and lodged He fen an
MS iace ana expired without a word from his U,s
Ar, Davis vas 81 years Of age. aud ms vie ~
20 ihey were married IN New York ahopt Io.r
years ago. aud they belong 70 Cutler. Ne. Rorh
pave relations there. Tho husband was slUavs
known as quiet, respeetable man, but had iiss,i,
unhappily with his wife, "''N
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W1ca Machine ulses chaia IS tch. Ehch raFes cut
easily as eelron kHt soetiHs, besides mailing ugly
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ti1n.
sh, rhey faster, aad 40 work han any othsr
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