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The aov,elrrnrosr.hip lrrshi of Utah.

TbS0vsrnorship of Utah lns at last been
settled by commissioning Col Cumming o
Missouri. to that most ;arduous md trying DOS,
under the Government Of the United States
With regard to the appointment. the Washing
ton Star speaks in the following compliment.
ary terms:
|: He is n gentleman of high person al character
the result of his conduct for long life time in
the lar W est, where he has executed many i'm
portnnt trusts--ali with entire satisfaction
His experience fits him cnpitaly for the place
while bis itcmper--an element Of great import
ance under the circnnstances-is proverhiaily
even, firm and conciHatory, Without being such
as TO admit THE possibility that sslis will lmake
-snecessin the work Of re-establisbinp; The an.
prenaey of the laws and government Of the
United States in that quarter, without blood.
shed, it is 70 be hoped. -. : 81 ',i-11
r The Washington correspondent Of the Jour,
nal of Commerce thus refers to the New Gov.
srnor and the future prospects Of the Ter.
titofy 8 ~: ..t.s.% y .f.. =
There;is no doubt that the aue.tion Of The
Utah Goverhorship Is eettlcd: BY the renewed
offer Of ttaen nnenviable office TO COLI sCanminc.
Of Georgia, formerly Snperintendent of 4Indis,,
affairs III th o n northwest lie is a man of hr,.
name aud bcasyole disposition and eonoiIin.
tory temper, and is we'll acdnainted with tho
people whom. he is I. to deal with. He accept.
the Office wjth:the mott disinterested. viewa, tor
it Is attended; wittmuch personal jncon yenience,
Eren'n .the s ONCE oi superintendent oflndian
anatra 70 tq DC again connected, us formerly
with that Of Governor, his entire salary will Lbe
but four thousand dollars. s;s9*'sls;-fths J.
Some Of those who are acquainted with, Nor
mon affairs urge upon tile Government the ne
csssity Of directing that the Mertnons should be
q H. q y. s.,'
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sons, Of Tena,1p.,lrsInote.' Z. \.

! The Anniversary address of the Abbsville
Division. Sons of Temperance, will be deliv..
cred in their Hall, on Wednesday evening July
eth at o'clock, by ,thes Rev. @. ,Murcl,ison
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to'nttend. -
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!. Religious Notice:

s. Ws. are requested to stste that the Rev.
e John + Wightnsn. q Charleston. will preach
y IN the Methodist Church on Sunday morning
next sg. - ,-f--ss
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THE NDEPE u RESS
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y y ! 8 sxFsEf Il 4sWIEs6N. S. 81 S s
g: ::A. LYIt 60. !. s.s. Editor.

tdiyidaais, IKE natiohs fail in nothino vhich
thsy 6ttaty attempt, .rhea Sustained 81 .irfuoi.s
puypoxs, and deteftained dresotation:--HssR CLAY
Willing 70 praise, get NOT afraig 70 6iasne' ~
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sstwe'ddfer aipotice of the Examination and
Exhibition at Cokesbury during the present
wdsk, until our next issue.
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III fsSssS - es911
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e Rlake,s Lecture,

! i've regret that Our abssficc from the Village
% Tuesday, sXsning lastS deprived rs Of the
splsssase 81 herring she lecture Of Prof J. Il.
RlaEs bsfsfs the Yong f;Msn. q chri,tiea aA.-,
assecsistiS ;9n Esee fto: Science
psssens s men.
shys Competent
:3adgss:ss fenf4 sfsrt Tshs hscting sshe
,llighess sereditgpen: ca lsdts soisatiao at-
itaainuaents ri, end IiterarY taste Of the author.
The Association haze been very fortunate in
hsis and wetr,ist that their effort,
g tespsoyids p iaI HaSlie entertaisRsat Yin
spntihasste anly ppteciatsds. !, -;
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,rns::-!rwob bollars a Year, il iii Advance. @
ABBEViILE o. H.
Cjokes3urv Examination.

FRIDAY - JULY 8, 1867.
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INCREASE OF THE PAT OF NAVAL oFrIcBRs-rosr
OFFICE MONEY oRpERs-THs CORRUPTION COM
xrTTER, ETC.
Private bill day again in Congress, and nothing Of pub
c interest," transacted The Senate determined 70 meet
q, eleven O'Clock amer Monday next There 10 seldom
quorum present 81 their meeting now ~ twelve oeost
Mr. Bell rave notice bill providing for dstrbus,on
Of uc proceees Of The public domain equally among the
sa,ss On motion Of Mr. Stuart bill reported BY the
Ccur, Of Cams for the relief Of oommander hasrudcr,
sss indefinitely postponed BY The Senate.
The call Of committee: proceeded In the Bcuse today
uptu The Patent Committee w. called, when struggle
cor mepcei between NE friends and cpponsaw OF We
usy ward lnds rubber PATENT The latter ississed On
sorg into COpmee Of the whole on The private calcn
dar asa TIE patent ease W. oversisushed. number
ox private bills were passsd.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry viii commence Ne sessions
bore On the 2o,h inst Capt Meade the n's name on
the IM Of appl,casss for re exampss'oo.
The Judiciary Commute, Of The House are ready 10 re-
nor. bu regulating she counting Of The voses tor Presi
dent ard wee President.
me sepsse and House Naval Committees are preparing
bill 70 increase the pay Of the navy proposes TO
sve eli com m,ssbped officers $40 extra PEI month.
ana n The Intention Of the COMMITTEES, n possible, to
pass u this Consress.
ms House Posi- once Committee are mssurns bill for
bs ,s,e and corvenieut remittance By mail Of small sums
a. money NOT exceeding s2s By means Of orders drawn
By one postmaster upon another.
The Corruption Committee win rspcr, on Monday They
have prepared Q resolution Of against certain
members Of Congress, which wi it's thought, czpe the
from the House
rbe o,pt committee appointed by the tve house q
uopsre,. 70 wait upon peus Buchanan ard B.-.tr
srr nd lnnc-m them o. tses election, viii NOT re o-
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FIRE IN BROAD srREEr-ABouT $50 900 wozrH or
PROPERTY DysrRoyKp.
Between three and four O'Clock yesterday mornins
. nre vas discovered she third foor Of building No
20 Broad srecs n had m de such beadwsy before n
vas discovered that although The fremsp we're guicsy
Il The premises and inside every EFFORT to sabaue the
dsvouring element tvo buildings and sbou. $50, 900
worth OF property were totally destroyed the miro
Gcor Of No 20 BROAD street was occupied IN from, by
John Marx, dealer IN dry goods, and tho rear para
W q. Cleveland Co, an,shers and repscrers. n
started but the origin Ct VIII be Thoroughly invssssi
cd W The FIRE harsth. Isst February, (not QUITE
year 'ince G. Cleveland Go. were borri out - their
place Of usness In Beaver Tho IRE AZ thai hpe
originated In she nniehipg room.
The following let OF the occupants, their probable.
loss and Insurance |" near |" could be sscertslned BY
Building No 2s B,o.d street, corner Of Exchange place
O.cs,d Cru o:, Ssg'.ss 90. .1rs "a ,ss
Ts psursscs companss,- Williamsburg CITY, %, 600 Re-
$50 S.sS.sos' Tr;asrs Is 600; ooic%s s,I ssSOc,
aoohlyp, q Brccklyn % COZ; and company, name un
On The second Gccr Of No. rs W. A. white cccrp,ed an
oflce fer the sale Of American voclens. HIS loss 70
about 5000 NO Insurance
T. Dreyer, dealer In dry goods and tobacco HE stock
"a probably damaged abort en- cs He has go 600 In
,uianes, ss follows $1,000, and aov
me second nOcr W. occupied for onces by gugs, A
Wallace, In The c.Lfornis trade; Psse,op a Barjsu,
Mexican trade, and r. Zsohrson The once ~ rrrrs .,
q. ,he'e parties Is totally destroyed probsble ssgressb
The building, Nos 20 and % Broad stree, war, o-na,
by Fredk Prime. They aretotsy destroyed or- abou,
$1,000; In ured for sl7, 500 follows ON
W ooc; Eagle, 1850; and FrsRkln, Of Pbilsaelpbis
f5 eco
Building No "a Broad street 70 occupied on tns lee, ara
fourth hoors BY y lte, dealer in domestic dry sOO3s
His stock damaged b. water probably 70 n sroU y,
Of 5000. he has sl1s00o insurance. a. follows -
cry 5000 HOrsrc, ~, coc Pbuniy % ooc Coruca
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MELANCHOLY DEyEI.oITMENTs.-In another
part Of this paper we publish an article from the
Iowa STAT Ca.,a,, containing an extract from the
proceedings Of a committee OF the State Lcgisla.
turc, giving the evidence which seems to estab.
lish the charge that Horace Greeley received at
Washington one thousand dollars for certain SER
vices rendered TO navigation company. This is
a very singular Development, aud il demands
carly attention on the part Of the person impli-
Gated. II is part Of sad bubbling up at Wash
ington and I'll over the country and members Of
Congress, members Of the press and members of
the lobby, ard other persons prominent in poliii-
al oircles, arc implicated. If the evidence pub
lished In the Western journal be true, Greeley
has plenty Of company. Ii is rumorcd that four
or five members Of Congress have already been
implicated in taking money for legislative ser.
vices, in some way or other, hy the investigating
Committee at Washington, and II has now leaked
outthatthis committee will report sod list Of lobby
delinquent members Of Congress, members OF
the lobby. journalists Of the Smoaton stripe. and
numerous well known politicians. It is stated
that during the contest tor Speaker year ago, o
certain philosopher was appointed treasurer 10 the
lobby. and thai he had in bsnd at one time fund
of thirty thousand dollars, TO which fund one
the candidates for printer TO the House subscrbod
five thousand. The fund, collected from various
sources. was 20 be paid out for the purpose Of in
suring The election cf Speaker OF the right re.
publican stamp, and the return Of printer who
would be willing TO divide The spoils with the
feeders Of the lobby. We hope that the Investi-
eating Committee VIII trace this story 10 its
foundation; il is very important that the country
should have all the facts in the case. Let them
send for Judge Woodworth, 'cn Of The inventor
Of the planning machine, and now residing near
yonkcrs. in this State. lie has some facts which
will be found valuable for tbe purposes Of the
committee.
Thus far We have been cropping in The dark.
In few days, more or less however, we may cx-
pcct TO receive full revelations from the Iuvesti.
eating Committee. disclosing ~ the country a
series of questionable acts in which members Of
Congress. Of the press and of the lobby will be
involved 20 a startling extent
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hat duty untn shsso seUusmsn arrive al washington,
which will be sbou, tho 9eth mss
Mr.. Ransoombe asps oial messenger rom Kansas, ar
rived last sight with . memorial from The members o.
she free Ssts Legsataie, asking Congress 10 protect
them IN their rights, which was 10 day presented In the
sspase BY NJ wilson, and referred TO the Committee on
TeYritosies.
Among the additional papers sent to the Senate relative
70 the conduct Of Governor Stevens, from the poo
pie Of Warrington Territory askng for such action viii
protect them IN their personal rights and shield thsm
nom tho despoo scts Of Stevens whose removal 10
uoipsted.
Joseph G Bond. Of Boston, Of Professor Bond, Of
Cambridge, was recently seriously injured at early even
ING vh sluDg shot in the forehesd while passing va
can't lot on Psnnsyivash avenue The ruaan escaped
without accom- pfhhng hs supposed purpose-robbery.
Eleven hundred and tan dollars worth OF tickets have
already been subscribed for the National Inauguration
ball
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Assembly.

ABAFY, FeO TO, 1901.
Of real estate In the paron Of lands owned by several
persons and he other amend the plank turnpike road
law.
Private bills were then considered.
The Comptroller reported that the expense Of publish
ing The Colonial History, unfinished Sl07 SOL So and
the pocrmentsry Hstoyy, finished, $l6S,74
bill passed 10 amend The charter Of the Chatham
Bank
The til setting Of dssr,c, the Eat river FOR the
canal boats during the Of navigaou re
ported upon favovAbly.
Also bus to encourage improvement in the breed Of
horses
10 authorize The sale Of the New York Arsenal.
To incorporate the Commercial TYusi Company.
10 abolish the ices Of County judges.
Adjourned,
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Academy OF music-Last Night Of the Opera
Season.

Season.
Mr. ssrskosch closed his frat season ui the Academy
Of Music last evening. THIS season commenced Wed
nesday January a, and during III continuance twelve
representations have been sven-two Of Lusreza Bor-
ga," three Of the "rrovssore," one Of "ErDsu" two
Of Norma" and two Of ia Fsvorts " TIE season
Short to admit Of the prod uc,on o, any operas
but ngn ahzed BY two three important events
Mr. srahosch restricted his Advertisements 70 three
four Of tho kadiDg daily journals and thereby called
down upon bis head the bitter wrath o, the small daily
pspers and nearly oil OF the Sunday and weekly papers
BE was sssailsd with the grossest abuse-his arsts
could not sisg-his orchestra could no: plsy-he could
not conduchc cd nos pay salaries and vsrioos ohev
pleasant things too numerous 70 mention. The public,
however, were In nowise deferred from going to the
Open by these stat ment Vas srpareu. that they
originated In minds and promrgs for snis
tor motives Tho patrons OF Tie Opera kno~ vel ths
standing Of such artsts Parod Tibcrri and KerelD
they hnow ira, Mr. srSkosch had VOC much artistic
scmps,.n. 'HeDp rs I W. "1 aSorD Do mus
ca, ., ehc,ss ih., s.r.ko:ch NOT only paid hi:
sequence Of all these things sttsndance a. the Opera
much better than usual at this season OF The year
again Another intercstpe evert Of the the
70 sppearance on the yrc Stage OF Nile pArodt -
colrmps Pared "a suns n All the opcrss ssoye ne.
toned exeeps Lucia affirmed her proud posi-.
ton Of the srsass dramatic sisgers In she world
Mr.. arakosch also gave up he privilege Of hearing
own Trfna donna, Madame Core de whorst who In NE
role Of Lucia achieved vc great Success great thas
the snal pevspapers, which abused the manager, did
net dare 10 attempts 10 turn be uds ~ public favor and
ioudest their lsudstions Madame do wukorss
sung Lucia twice 70 rcwded houses, and was then
obliged 10 suspend hsr engagement Of Illness
from Which, We are sIsd 70 hear, she hss entirely
covered.
In every respect the season under NJ. s,ratos,h has
been suooessful any which has preceded H. and
has been much moro successful Than the majority. II
Vie howh Of ne hungry prcss have had any effect, n
hes been 10 increase his receipts.
Last night the "rrovaiore'' Was performed 10 full
and fashionable house OF the rendering opera
By the artists Parodi Tbehn Morelh and 'Ormy,
We have before SPOKEN In detail. We hear thai Il u
probable thai Mr.. arAhosoh will make Arrangements for
another season. 70 commence almost inmedatciy, and
hat be 10 negotiating With Nine de wlhorst me pub.
lie exocedney anxious 70 hear this yecnr ssd Cited
artist again on the lyric stage.
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The News.

The steamer Alps has been substituted for the Bal
-, and will leave This afternoon for Liverpool. The
mails viii close at quarter before two o'clock p. n.
BY the arrival OF the steamers City of Baltimore
from Liverpool, and the George Law from Aspin-
wall, we have news from nearly all parts Of the
~, Hat
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARp

rHiLADsLpHIA STOCK BoAHD.
PHnADurHIa. Feb. 10, 1881.
STOCKS heavy. Penpsylvania Railroad, s6k; Reading
Rairsd, seq Long Island Railroad, 49, Morris canal
b7; PenpsyivAnia Railroad, az.
Nav OR1ravs Feb n, 1887.
Cotton 10 nrm; sNss 10 day $500 baies. Mddhns v
quoted at 12J,c 12xo. sags, nrm. r1cur very dull
Poys quiet lard quiet 81 i2c IN ueyoes vr<gns 10
Liverpool J, Q led. sterling srchanss eH premium.
CEAutsrov Feb. IA, 1857.
sales Of cotton TO- day 1900 bales of the veek 10 coo
on The vces Good msddlns b quoted 81 isc.
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Fatal Hail road Accidents.

ScNAsroN, Feb. Ii, 1857.
The sceonmodaton train n own down IN em.
barkmepi 70 day N Factnryviue, hilrg John Hous on,
The engineer. The fireman and brak enan and danger
ously vounoirg another engineer named william White.
The passengers estaped without Injury.
EnzassfH, Feb, l3, 1887.
man, name unknown, and supposed 10 he about forty
years Of age. horribly muiiascd about O'Clock
70 day, ~ tie 10 A. train from Philadelphia, while
Walking on the track about mile below this place
Both Of his logs, his and shoulder broken and
Bis forehead . seyersll cuL he cannot reeoyer
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House Of Representatives
NEW FORK LEuIeLATURE.


senate.
ALBANY, Feb. l3, 1857.
NorlBs
By NJ. spEscn-1o change the name Of the Broad way
Baptist church.
By Mr. Rpyl-To amend The charter OF the village OF
Flushing.
The bill 70 amend The charter Of the Erie Railroad Com
pany discussed till twelve O'clock when tn. Senate
cent INTO executive sesslen With closed doors.
Inc evening session was consumed In debate on Q
resolution repairing the Canal BosSd 20 report on toe ex.
pedk pcy Of npo.isg discriminating tolls on the Canal.
Adjourned.
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Western Navigation

PTr8rna, Feb. 10, 1877.
TIE river measures seven feet ten inches and lal.
re. The westser mild.
CIycyyAn, Feb. IA. 1867
The river has fallen inches ,o day. me vsasher
lamp and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE Feb IL 1867.
The river hlins. II measures eight 1884 eight inches
the fal.s. Very Little zoe y running The hwmcme-
ter 81 noon marked - deg. above scro.
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TIM w,ss,yorov Upor UrRr1nns-1hc Washington
Upton OF the i2h Inst fives that calls An "ofcaP
table Of he eecst votes given before the ont convea
or n the houses Of Congress or PRESIDENT and Vice
Presdent and lcsver out the vote OF Wscorsin, whco
vns oo7nttd 10 the joint converion 10 the resnr order
IN oh IN came NJ, the same On any oher STAT ire
-hols tsble " made OF whh fye voter shoyt
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r H K l. A T 4 q Il N K W Z
~ PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TEtEsAKyvs.
Kon-Arrival OF the Europa.

HAIEAI, Feb. H-sNs P. N.
The steamship Europa nov In her fourteenth day oct,
has net yet been heard o. A heavy rain storm pro
walls, with Q strong southerD wind The Telegraph
works with great difficulty and the wcsthes such that
10 feared the line win shortly give GU, entirely.
s,ovnIs Tcb. Bill N.
Amos, Immediately amer the reception Of the above
sesps,ch % ceased 10 get current nom Halifax. and
presume, therefore, that viii be impossbe 70 resume
telssrsphgns 10 night.
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Mails Essr r urOpe.


HuB ETw YORK HER ADDICTION FOR EUROPE.
me ounsrd ct, amshp Alrs, Capt. EI ghh, viii leave
~ afternoon, for Lverpoo
ne European mails VIII close 10 this city u quarter
before two O'CLOCK r n.
ne Earopesn EDITION Of !se ExhAiD, printed In Jrench
- English ~i be eubhshed al ten O'Clock In the morn.
-. s5gs ooI-c-, N wrapper sixpouoe.
oAbsc1pnoDs aaa advertisement for any edition Of the
~ Ycxs lxrAID vii be received d the following
lAnesr N Earope-
x<rcr-Als. TGrcpeso Exprcre Co, 81 K,us William H.
Siw- Do 40 Place de Ia Bcurse
fsvHrooI--no do. 9Chapol street.
Hy1Rroo~--Jchn Hunter 1i Exchange street. East
aAyxz--An European Express Co., Fl Ruc Oorneille
re ennserss Of the European edition Of the HnnID
n cor b, received by mall and Telegraph
~ duriaE tho previous week. and up 70 the hou
- pgekcrGon
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The Emancipation Question in Missouri.

The Emancipstlen Question IN Missouri.
~. LorIs, Feb. IL, 1897.
The senate Tuesday passed, by 70 to T. . rcsoIu.
ton declaring the emancipation Of slaves that STATE
rot only Improbable, but any movement towards II
npoIitc, ubw.e and upJust and that should be dis.
eunienarcs BY The people. The House subsequently
concurred In the adoption OF the resolution by vote Of
lO1 70 40.
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United States supreme Court.

WA5HINUTUN, NV
No. l2s Henry wcrthlprtop, ct oil, plaintiff W The
sWe OF Arfpun Brcokc-Error 70 the Circuit Court for
the District OF Mayy land. The matters In controversy 10
the cause having been Agreed upoe asd settled between
The raYtes. the writ of error We dsmseed with costs.
No 5s.-AvGumeat concluded.
No "a -Chases Balance, plaintiff 70 Adciph Papn -
Argument cor msnced fer plaintiff.
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. b,s Outward Bound

The Arabia Outward Bound
HsJrAr Feb. 1S, 1857.
The steamer Arabia arrived here nom Boston ~ 10 30
and sailed again for Liverpool ., o'clock this (rhurs
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C,,culn,,on OF IN. sunday Herald.

NJ regular Circulation Of tho SUNDAY HERALD has In
Doasd 10 nearly ssursoe thousand cop.es during the
ppssen, spring THIS 10 the aggregate ssaes
s al The ether sunday papers put together. Advertisers
q all kinds should these important fAots h,o ecas
dsssasr dur,rs the present opening season.
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CHIRTY-FOURTR CONGRESS-
anCOND aKS6ION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia, 1857.
M BEL, Of TenL, gave notoe Of his intention 10 In
troduoe bill providing for the jest and fair distribution
o the proceeds Of :he sales Of public lands among all the
States, according to their respective population.
On motion Of Mr.. WEIn, . resolution WAS adopted
requesting the Secretary OF War 70 communicate copies
of all reports which may have been made TO that De.
psymsn by the officers who sent to the Of
In Europe In 1855 and 1885,
Tho 6enate then proceeded to the consideration OF pri
vate bills, and after snsscng urimportant busi
ness 10 journod
House OF Representatives.
WAsHsGToS, Feo. Ii, 1857.
The Bouae passed several private bills inclu ling one
giving pension to black who acted spy In the
war Of 1879.
Among many X porls OF private character was
prtaen ed by Mr. CRAxnE from the Committee Patents
extending Hsywards India Rubber patent for seven
Yeas. BE moved the previous question IT. passage
but other business WA interposed to prevent
Measrs PAlSI EDn made adverse report, In which
they assume that Hayward cot the original inventor
that the rights oil the perD0ns manufacturing by the
since the operation Of the patent to
Goodyear n ls43 not protected IA the BILL AID tnt
Hayward has amassod . large amount Of wealth BY his
association with combir alton the committee ,2l
divided, Mr.. SMITH, Oh tennessee, net signing either
r.poPs.
Adjourned.
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Arrival OF the Anglo saror

POvrrlvD, Feb. 10, 1857.
TIE screw steamship Anglo saxon, from liverpool on
the 2sth uh arrived here this morning. Her advioes
the sane taoss received By the City Of Baltimore
Al No. NH
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PmiADurHA, Fc6 u, 1871,
Travellers for the south can pass over the Colunbis
and Central roads 70 Baltimore bosh being In excellent
ordev
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Convention OF Lake Underwriters.

TtUs
The CONVENTION OF Lake Underwriters adjourned 70
day The tariff Of rstss adopted by the New York Board
Of Underwriters vas sdopted Win slight notifications
The rates OF Insurance oayeoes advanced quar-
ter par cent, bot no change va made In the rates
hul6
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Personal Rsoeoutre In Kansas.

81. Lows Feb. Ia, 1857.
Tho Kapsss correspondent OF the Dsordt reports that
rcncontre had taken p.acs Tecumseh between Judge
Flrore ard tho correspondent Of the Nasonzl Era,
usmed Kszla Both parties we're wounded, but not dan
gerousy.