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III CxLEBKATED CUMMINGS HAY,
straw and Fodder Cutter.
(WHICH Has ATTRACTED So MUCH at
~ tention at the Metropolitan Institute E1hi.
bition, and secured the appreciation OF ali who
have used them, is Tor sale al the " are ooms Of
the und aisigned, at Nanufac.u-sIS' prices For
the rapidly and ease with which this box per.
i"fins It's wo:i, and The strength, simplicity and
durability Of lis construction II Is now without a
rival; ard Is cor ftent.y recommended ss the
bEs IN use for either hand or horse power
A pfsctica farmer In this vicinity esrtifss 10
is having cut On bushes in two hours
flrZHUGa COYLE 4 CO.
National Agricultural WaYehou,s
mar 20 EawSw No SO Ncfth Seventh a. -
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NY LAST CRUisE, Or WHERE We
VI Vent and What we Saw. being an aceoun,
Of visits to the loochoO Islands, the coast Of
China, fo'mosa. Japan, kamscbatka, Siberia,
ahd the montn Of the Amor river by A W
iisbersham. Lieut. U. Z. Navy, and ATE Of lie
Hfftn iacilc surveying and exploring e1 peAi
ton Price 81 IS. copious!y illustrated
Torrey,s Interest Tables; by John w. Torrey,
accountant In the PhiIadelIhia Bank. Price 81.
Arctic Adventures by Sea and I and, from the
Earliest da's. to the last expeditions In search al
3 Jshn Franklia edited nv E.pes SARGENT
Win numerous maps aid illustrations. frice
SI2J
Jus. published and for sale at
TAYLOR 4 hkURY,s
maf"H Bookstore, r<sP oh STREE.
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ON h0NDAf, WEDNESDAY ANU Fri.

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,uHE STEAMER TsSaAs cotI.yrR VIII
make three .fips each veek 10 L.
u q Nj vER N IN, leaving =
Warrington n a m ana Ale,an3 "a sieI
" bcars rare, ronnd Tip, from w sshiIgtnn
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Coaches leave the Capitol a, sY, AVID rass Up
the avenue to 18th street Fac 60 cents y..
zrSseaa whaling the Coaches viii leave thsfr
febG-TTh&stf -
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E>Ox sALk "A SPLENDID SET OF Bow
l. Windows, with shutters and entire fstures
for The f'cnt OF store Cost about $500. sHd viii
be sold for $50 Also, splendid Rocisway,
nearly new: school DesBs and Beaches long
Ben hes Tor e'ing rooms, ar new aid second
hand Furniture Of AL detcri ptions for sale cheap,
at VI LULLAY'S,
Penn. Avenue, south side. between
mar 3-3Is Oh and 10Th streets
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YNENCH s1ILLlNERY.


~ MRS. NJ l.. DAWSON RESPECT. ~
<1luliv announces 20 the ladies and her ~
WVcustomers, that SIZE will open O large -
and spleadid assortment OF FRENCH HATS
AZ her show room over Messfs 6 alt 4 Bro's, Jew.
slry store, Pa. ave. between 9h and 10th saet Is,
aud n her store, oppNsi:e, 30. 30), on Tnesd.y,
the 3l.i Of March, ts:7. MI ID.
mar xS.3.s
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nPENiSa OF SPRING MfLLlNERY.-
~ On Tuesday, March 81, Miss THOMF.
assortment Of spring Millinery, compfIs.
Ing Legho;n. Neapolflan, Chip, English, Va
and swiss s.raws, together With ane assortmel,
OF S1lf, Grape, Lace, J sue, Riband. and other
Mats, adapt 10 the present aid approaching
seasons HUT, HtNSOS MUNRO.
mar 2s.3. Ji0 Pa Nv. bet. 9th ard 18th ss
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phEMiUms AWARDED Br rHEMAN.

DkEMiUNS AWARDED BI THE MAN
ayers Of tue Twenty-eighth Annual Fair o!
the American Insii;uir, at the Crystal Palace,
$3.50. Dmg, Chemical and perfnu.fy Depsf..
mens. 6eo. %. CogSer.hsli, John Meatim, Eug
uuPny. Bryant smith, l.. Feutohwanet',
Avenue G., New ork, for best WHITE LEAD
and ZINC, Silver Medal. HOWELL NOR.
SELL, Agents, Washington mar 1e-lW
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NEW 6UUUS TUX GENTLE EN.-Iust
y opened, Il very elegant stock OF reasonable
foods for gentlemen, TO make mp to order
Also, Plumbing Gods 10 variety, Il the best
quality.
Ready-msde Clothing my stock will re found
superior 10 any !bing In the market.
Orders thankfully received and promptly
flIed.l A II. YOUNG, Merchsn. Tailor,
mar 3O-4w BlornS' Hotel, Penn avenue
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FEE fOK GENTLEMEN RRDUCRD TO
ONE DOLLAR.

aADAMk Sw EFT,
THE Gel EBRATEU
CLAIRY0Y AkT,
10 stu st No. s05 I'll street,
whefe she will isInsin q Eu
DAYS longer Made D. re-
oeives eonsultatioas respec-
ung the p A s r
/ Pr ESENTu
FUTCREm
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makes bis exodus like very refractory sheep,
leaving his dusty fleece 10 be cleared away by
the warm rains of April. ..
A Resigns.ion and Appointment. -R. S.
hpofora, Esq of Nsss., having resigned his
clsrkship in the Attorney Generals Office.
tsalsry 81 400 per annum,) Mr. Jas F. Shank,
OF Pa, has been appointed In his stead.
Resignation CT an Army ofieer.-Ths re.
nsnation Of Second Lieut.. Ralph Absrcrom.
o'e' six'h infantry, has been accepted by the
f'e''aeht-to take effect May 81, 1857.
He~ cotsul An exequatur has been
s'asa % ff'Hcis A. Hoffman, recognizing him
as the Consul Of the Free City Of Frankfort
for Chicsgo, Ill.
The Current Operations Of the rr.s.,,v
pspsrtnsnt.Lou Saturday, 2s;h Of March,
10 books Of the Department W
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T.om 49, SECONDHAND mon
maj . on WALL, BARNARD A co.'s
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~ tledoses, Graces, Gamc &c :, at
mar 31-J: .-. LAkMOND'S
THE ARTISTS BRIDE, OR pAwNBRO.
l. her's Re.f Get this b~a,i iful book a,
mar 10 FEKGCSUNJS
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Wants.

SITUATIUS wASTEE-BY KEePkC-
- table woman 20 do CD am btrwork or Sevfss
:as 20 oS,stion' to travelling Apply st No.
lIa X street, between p tn etst streets
mar 38-a{r
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
Select Classical School at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

GINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
~ airy, 1851 by the present principal James H. orner A. NJ
has received large and steadily increasing public
ntesed by extensive from
nua delegation OF matrcnars to the University at Chapel HIT
after will bo conducted under the joint
aud Professor G. Brown late of the said University who has
teacher M the ancient classics
j. Hofne will continue TO assistant
qualified Cur the Office appointed occasion
plan studies designed young advanced
college, and also those who
benefit of full collegiate respectable stations in
instruction in the ordinary branches educa
For the sake & tho efficiency
viii be limited that ample time be
lecture the subject OF lesson by each
department.
Care will be taken also adapt the
on TO the latest advancement of knowledge each of the
branches While the methods recommended experience
consistently preserved no expense VIII be spared provide
apparatus for the work
Important arrangements preparation
and promote the the schools
The Instructors ltvos OF North Carolina long
the profession de
further Information their
many distinguished citizens OF this the South
Among these Hon. VIM A. Graham Hon Nangum
Morehead and Manly Hon. ragg Thomas Akin
Rev Alexander Wilson, H. d., Rev Samuel Wait D.
Deems d. d. the president of the North University and
various members of the board of trustees
The will commence the 18th of July
Other particulars made known application
May 1I#
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NAVY nEpARTMpNT.

The Navy Department consists the Navy Department proper
Bneau Of Navy wards and books bureau CONSTRUCTION Equipment
Repair Bureau Of Provisions aud cog Bureau Of Ordnance and
Hydropraphy of Medicine and surgery
following Of the duties Of each Of these offices and
Of the force employed thcrcin'
cytays Isaac Touccy Secretary the Navy; Charles
Welsh csq chief clerk and eleven clerks The Secretary Of the
Navy has charge Of everything connected with the naval establish
under general the President Of the United States who
by the constitution h commander in chief Of the army and navy
sqadrons and commanders Of
all orders Of officers commissions of officers both N me
s "st. and arr ans @ G Sa s%sn and rsS
Secretary Office All the duties Of the different bureaus are
considered emanaing from him The general Of
the marine corps forms also pa q The de, q "a, eerey ann
him.
sap If Nary Docks Commodore Joseph Smith, chief
All the navy docks and wharves buildings and machinery IN
& navy o r @ bureau also charged with the
mama cement Of the Naval Asylum
Bvrru Of Construction Equipment and Repair John Ieniha
chief of the draugsman The
hc in chief OF the Daniel Martin eSq Is attached to
bureau assisted by three assistant This
charge The building and of all vessels purchase
materials aud the providing of all vessels with their equipments
as sails anchors tanks The chief supnend
Of all steam engines for the and with
Of the Secretary decides upon plans for their ons'rac
Baau Of P,osions and chiao Bridge purser
navy chief bureau and four clerks An provisions for the
the aud clothing together with the making of contracts FOR fur
nisbne the under the charge Of this bureau
Buan If Orfaaaoe photography yCap Duncan Iharaham
chief Of bureau four clerks and one THIS bureau has
powder shet shells Sc and the equipment
with everything connected herewith also
vdcs them with charts ehronomeier baromeier Nc TO-
geic furnished ships cwar The United
aud Iydrographa ohre at Washington
and Academy Annapolis also under tho gepIa
perintendence of the chief OF this burQan =
luou er AsalSae and Sapy William whean surgeon Uni
navy chief o bureau; passed assistant United
States navy aud two ccr' Everything relug 70 medicines and
mcdal stores of sek and wounded and management of
hnsplals within to superinendcnce of this bureau
I IA n u rd ief olark
subordinate clerks four watchen The
following bureaus attached to this department
Commanding Gsefags 0cs-rh Office the head Of which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York
Aam Generals 0EceCo Samuel Cooper Adiutant General
Assistants Major T. d Townsend Bevet Capt Williams,
and Brev Capt Gareche Judge Advocate evet Major John
y Lee nine clerks and In Ssooe are kept all
the records which refer TO the personnel Of the army the rolls &c
II is hero where all military commissions are made ont
Qudnmasg Generas Brevct Major General Jesup,
qartermasicr general AsstnConei Thomas Captain W.
Miller and Bevc Major Bger eleyen clerks and one messenger
Paymaser Generals oFcco Iarncd, paymaser general
Major leslie district paymaster eight clerks and one messen
ger
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TvNlIE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
sirabc containing about $40 II is located
southeast extremity Of Charles county Maryland and bounded
south by the Potomac river the the Weoo
the north by creek that ens is into the Wcouco
and the mouth of which thop sufficient current 10 proe mills
any desirable extent ."a. ....
The lands wen adapted to the growth Of wheat and to-
aud from the abundance Of that annually
its shores and the quantity Of shells that could be made
the richest farms the county There
wood, and comfortable dwelling house, kitchen, quarters
stables large barn. all oysters
wild fowl abundant Communications to Baltimore and The Dis
Of Columbia almost daily address
W.. JOHN HASlEleSBY
June 5--iawtf Harris Lot f. o., Charles Md
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
" OF Gliornla,ntcd mail steamships New
York for Apnwa the 5 and 10th of each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama san Francisco.
These steamships have inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and sotiy. f ..r..
The Panama railroad a. miles long, completed from
ocean crossed in hours The baggage passengers
checked in New York through Francisco passengers
embarked PANAMA by the expense The
money paid IN New York all expenses of the trip.
Reserve Kept In port In New York Panama and San
entirely reliable,
Passengers leave Panama the lay they Anwal.
through by each
and children without other protectors.
through the apply at The agency
West street New York, l. " RAYMOND.
May 6--dtr ...a. ....
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington January i 1857

TOIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners Banking House of
Chubb Brothers The firm from this will be composed
- J. Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The
venport Iowa ia composed Of Charles j. Chubb,
aud Alexander H. Barrow under the firm Cubb Brothers,
Co. CIiUBB BROTHERS..
Jan 1-dG I
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/JS SI2<<a<M
TO OUR SUBS CRIBERS.

The Of will be upon books unless tn
payment uf the subscription be- n advance.
Distant Subscribers may money By leter all
viii De assumed bv oirsri,,~ -aie ttansnssion
The COUNTRY PAPER nahi.hed weekly during
Of Co0gres weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than viii he
proIor,ouea 10 the above annual rates.
E5-PsTN AsTERs agents;
sending rs FryE DAILY subscribers wt $50 enclosed sA
wElY subscribers with az enelsed viii be entitled
Orai&
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Z. ENERAL WEsTERN LAND oFFICE.--Fill

NJ more osborn, Co, Second streets Cup
nearly opposite the Dubuque Broom
SO Clark street Chicago illinois, Broom, Iiussey, Co.,
real and exchange brokers' will
tho estate Stocks and bonds
negotiated money Invested locating % either with
viii joint account, commission
Every location made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid, &c., &c, SC
NB-Al property loft sale will required placed
upon registers Keokuk giving
scler three markets Correspondence solicited.
Ap 2S-d3m
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s24, 900 90
STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE w. MUSFORD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia,

VI
NoRhose holders Of certificates who desire TO redeem by aior
uey must residing the United States acknow
edge power minister plenioenay charge daares
commercial appointed by
the United States foreign country or before
other
therein residing
the acknowledgment before justice Of the peace
deeds appointed by the Of
Virginia the certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND, VA July 81, 1857. July 3l--lawan
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

CARS.
TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between Louis and Jefferson city connecting
Lightning Ine OF Mssouriver packets that leaves Jeh
arrival OF the tran carrying the na
passengers Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kansas Ieavcn-
worth Weston Joseph and all intermediate points .
Through from St Louis to Kansas IN AZ hours and rom "a 10 90
hours ahead OF boats starting from St. Louis.
equal boats in the trade and
schedule with the mails passengers
waiting for freight at towns their way Ihongh
purchased the principal cities Of the United States or
at the offices in St Louis. T. MoKISsCK,
May 22-du Astsuph
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r j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer Office and depot
10 southwest corner Twelfth Streets Washington, H. c.
Ap ll-d1yt ...,. ...-. a. ,... ....
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
HOWARD, HrGurs.
Three Niles Wss5 " Ahrandrid.
REV, JOHN p. MCGUIRE RECTOR
rTyIIE seventeenth session Of this institution will
commence Wednesday, the 9th OF September next.
board lights, fuel uendng payable
semi annually In advance.
Modern languages music and drawing charges
the
o those who request them. Direct to
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary, Post once,
Fairfax county, Virginia
July 18-1aw10
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON
hdyor. VIM. b. Magruder.
Register WIN. Morgan.
Corporation AHoraey.--James NJ. Carlisle.
Tar CGerk. William j. Donohoo.
Bootheyp Edwin j. Kopfer.
Messenger. William q Locke. ...... ..,. s
Collector. James + Halliday. Clerks-W William Cooper
and Reuben Cleary.
Surreyor.-Wm. Forsyth .....
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Philip c. Davis NJ. D.. and J. b. H. Smith, First ward.
Robert X Stone, NJ d., and Charles l.. Coltman, Sec
ond ward
William NJ Berry, NJ d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William z. Johnston, NJ d., and James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward
J. b. Gardiner, NJ D., and J. p. lngle, Fifth ward.
+. S. Walsh, NJ D., and John ID. Brandt, Sixth ward
James T. Morgan, NJ d., and George Mattingly Sew
enth ward
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BosToN, April 1.-The trial of Rev. Mr.. Kali
loch Tor adultery was continued to day at Cam
bridge. The testimony OF e Bailey, one of the
proprietors OF the Lechmere House. was resum-
ed; he occupied the witness stand several hours.
Inc gist of hls testimony was, that, suspecting
something wrong. be took measures to have
peep into the private room engaged by Mr.. Kali
loeh, when he and his female companion returned
from the lecture. This was accomplished by
large key forcing aperture ct the tor of the
door, from which he cnuld ser into the room.
Witness could not testify to direct act of Grim
inalty but stated facts aud conversation which
ne thought injurious to the reputation of his
house When Mr. Kalloch called for his bill,
witness charged him five dollars, which was paid
without grunbling.
Samuel II. Giddngs, an omnibus fare-taker,
who alternaied with Mr.. Bailey in peeping into
the room on the interesting occasion, corroborat.
ed him. MIR Steen of Brattlebrro', VT, the
husband of the lady implicated with Mr. Kalloeh,
was IN Court, very near to that gentleman, and
occasionally conyersing with him. The gentle
man is satisfied that his wife is bameless, and
the testimony relating to it seems to make no
untayorhble impression. 1t is stated that he
volunteered his presence, to testify that were it
not for severe sickness his wife would add her
testimony TO that for the defence The trial will
probably occupy several DAYS
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Commentaries UPoN THE DRIED SCOTT De-
cIsIoN.-V olumes of commentaries upon the
opinion of the Supreme Court in the bred
Scott case have been written, but none have
been more forcible than the following: /,
The New Hampshire election-four THOUSAND
popular majority against the decision ., the
passage Of an act by the Legislature of New
York. designed to remove every restriction
which had heretofore operated to disfranchise
the great body of the colored men of the
State; 3, the nomination of David Wilmot,
the author and consistent advocate of the
Wimot proyiso, as the Union candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania thus showing
that free principles are not "paralyzed' by
the decision. When the elections in Con-
necticut and Rhode island come off, we shall
have additional commentaries
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and understood, before such period arises. It
therefore, seems TO your Committee, that the
Legislature should at this time. when its powers
have been denied in an official communication
from the highest Executive officerof the State
ana the denial has been accompanied BY a charge
OF an :. attempt at dlctation, IA novel and in
detensi1le encroaehment on the province of the
Executive, AN unjust and arbitrary attempt TO
usurp power not belonging to the Legislature"
put upon record its opinion of the extent of its
own powers TESTIFY seeming acquiesence in such
denial an erroneous and dangerous construction
mind.
Your Committee, therefore, recommend the
adoption by he Senate Of the accompanying
order, and that the same be sent to the Honorable
House of Representatives for its concurrence
therein, If it shall see fit.
Gro +. HoAR,
a CHUkCHLI,
e. F STONE,
HUEH NJ GREENE.
The accompanying order and resolves we have
OIL aI,..,, l-I
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FaoM WAsHINoroN. ~ Washington, March
81. Correspondence Of the New York Her.
oid.) Moses Mcdonald has been agreed upon
as Collector for Portland Me.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the
State Department from Minister Bowling
aud Commissioner Morse, at New Grenada,
Informing our Government that they had
failed to accomplish anything The New
Granadian Government contend that they are
not responsible for the property destroyed at
rnands Of this Government will not be COM
Piled with. The mission Of our Commission.
er, and the demands our Minister having
failed, they return home in the next steamer.
Gen. Aerfan, the New Grenadan Minister,
: called on Gen. Cass to-day at ihe State De-
parimonf, and had quite protracted inter-
view relaiivc TO our difficulties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02

A letter in the New York Tribune.
dated Fleming sburgh, Kentucky, gives an
account Of the murder of master by his
slave. The slave admitted the deed, and al
legged as reason the personal abuse suffered
from the master, but particularly the treas-
ment of the wife Of the slave, by compelling
her to submit TO the master in his vile pas
sions. When the murder had been commit
ted the slave and wife fed from the house !;
the wife drowned herself in creek near by,
but the man was captured and is to be hang
ed on the l4th OF April
Some enthusiastic southerners at
Washington have project on foot to start
pro.slavery American paper at London, Eng
land. lis object viii be to convince the Eng.
lish that slavery is q good and Christian thing
and TO promote direct trade with the South
Prof Alexandef Dlmitry, translator in the
state department, a Louisianian, is to be the
editor Il viii afford an excellent butt for
Punch.
Our friend Hallet takes his decapita-
ton very coolly, and has, if he 10 not beled,
got off joke upon it. lie says, he "con.
stfucted a platform at Cincinnati, and has
fallen through it aud broken his neck. "-Falk
RaUer Monitor.
The Canandagua and Niagara Falls
Railroad has come TO dead malt, in conso-
quence OF the refusal CT the operatives to run
the trains, because their wages are some two
months in arreats. The income Of tie road
docs not pay its running expenses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-02
MASSACHUSETTS LEGpsGArURE.

WEDNESDAY, April l.
SENATE.-The resolves relative to the lust
and proper limits OF legislative power were
taken up. The question was on the adoption
of the pream Bile and resolves as expressive of
the opinions of the two branches of the legis.
lature, and that they be entered in the jour
mails accordingly.
Mr.. Wheeler Of Plymouth, moved to strike
out the preamble. The motion did noG pre-
vail.
Mr.. Haynes of Middlesex, moved to amend
by striking out the original preamble and re-
solves, and inserting a substitute.
The amendment was rejected. Yeas IA
Nays, a.
Mr.. Hoar of Worcester, spoke at length on
the propriety and Importance of placing on
record an expression Of the views of the Leg.
islature on important questions.
The discussion was continued by Messrs.
Shaw, Churchill, Bachelor, and others, and
then the resolutions were adopted-yeas 20,
nays 49,
HoUsE.-Bils, &c., Reported. Concerning
the State Industrial School for Girls at Ian
caster, appropriating $4,000 for its support.
Leave to withdraw on petition of Atlas
Bank, Columbian Bank, and Union Bank, for
an increase of capital stock.
Bill to increase the capital stock Of the
Brighton Market Bank $4,000
The bill to repeal the Jury Law of 1866 was
debated by Mr. Baker of Medford in opposi-
ton, and MIR. Dodge of Cambridge in favor.
The House refused by vote of 1914 to Ill to
repeal the law.
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- Jnrr Lnw snsl .ined.

We have the satisfaction of announcing that
the House, yesterday, by the very decisive vote
declaring and establishing the right of juries to
Judge of the law IN criminal cases. We trust
that the Hunkers will now be satisfied, after the
failure of a second years attempt to repeal this
wise statute, to let it remain, as embodiment
of the voice of the people of the Commonwealth.