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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chas Nor
gan-i62 four 3UU sacks IL casks bacon 70 ties hams
100 SKIS
KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA PORTS--Steamship
Waterman95 bb -four % bbls whisky 1856 bblS Eoce
els 10 cks bacon 81 sacks con ~ bgs Coffee III
SKIS salt, 5 tons pig iron
NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Black Warrior
25s hbs -four 35l sacks wheat z tcs stearie
z grease 81 pkgs ndse. -
BORDEAuXShp Vandalia-l43 bales cotton 80 bbs alco
hol, hhds tobacco l53, s45 stves pkg mdse
LA ROCHELLE-Bark Abeona-7O,000 slaves.
BOSTON-Schr Matchess-774 bbs whisky Z5 bbls rosn,
so hf bbls beef, 46 bales skins, . pkgs mdst.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Sclr WIN Pettes-20l
Ibis -four " bbs pork whis IL hams 10 bbls
gar bags coffee moasses rope bulls bread, All
sacks corn, bbls ale, bbls lard l5D empty bbls
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WANTED.

i bouts of Miss MARY SYLVESTER who arrived in New
Orleans the steamboat Queen OF the West from Cncin
natl the 10Th u She hear Of anxious friend by
pIy ut this office. fell tt
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SUCCESSION OF GILBERT SOUTERRE-4 SQUARES
Ground in Suburb Frank n and the Genly Road.
by N VIGSJE

BY n. VlINIE, Aucioneer.
CATURDAY, July rs, 1857. at IL O'Clock NJ,
y Rotunda Of the St. Louis Hotel by virtue of
the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Or
leans 12OS dated Sd June, 1851 will be sold public
auction, for account of said succession
l. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, designated by No.
divided into a lots bounded by Eysian Fields, Sere
Mrgny and Richeieu Ne Plus Ultra Streets and designated
rs lots Mes. ! to "a.
2. Another SQUARE OF GRoUNDin the same fanbonrg,
designated and divided lots, bounded by Ely
Fields Pleasure Marigny and Rchee Ne Plus Ultra
The above located within few OF
the depot of the horse which and from the city
the GENTLY Road.
g. Another SQUARE OF GROUND designated by No. l3
bounded by Margny Vaudeville Sere and Ricneieu Ne
Plus Ultra Streets and divided &c lots designated lott
Nos. ! to 20.
A. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. r. bounded
by Vaudeville Sere, Rcheeu Ne Plus Ultra and Spail
streets. and desien lots Nos to IL ncusivey.
RJ~TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. Ducatel, Notary Public.
je25 I've I3 IS
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CATTLE MARX EFT.

-.,-7 JEFFERSON CITY, July II.
Nearly 100 head of Hogs ample supply of Beef and Veal
Cattle supply of other stock continues sale The
and Aakapas Cattle continued copious Prices
scarcely varied. Wequote: .
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The balance of lot of this stock 200 shares was with
drawn The question asked why this stock should be
selling deprecated rates 1t will be observed that this
5per stock and what has been sold ut the low
prices the public sales has been from New York
No satisfactory explanation has been made why holders should
desire to sacrifice or even give Who knows who
can fstbo New York stock obbug: Hints
the causes consider them too indefinite to report
Condition ofthe Banks ofthis cy for the oeh ending Stur
don. Iuiv II.
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Florida Smith, from st Louis.
Uncle Sam, Switzer, from St Louis.
RW Powell Jackson from Nicksburg.
CD Jr, Hooper. from Bayou Sara.
Flying Cloud, Phillips from St Louis
II ID Neweomb. SPOTS, from Louisville
Aida, Alban from Red River.
Laitte, Michel, from Lafobrche
Ben Franklin, Anders, from Cairo.
Belle Gates, Saba, from Bnlize.
Oregon, Myers from Mobile
Alton Jr, Smith, from Red River. -
Anna Perret new, Hinckley. from New Albany
JE Woodruff, Rogers. from st Louis.
Falls City, Smith, from ST Louis
Vim BagRley, Sinnott, from Mosile--Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Toyboa Day Philpr from the Passestowed down anc
TO sea on ship Teresita bBrks Edwin and IN
Gle Sam-brought up bark J Brookma and lett brig
Talulah and Stetson at the Quarantine
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SUCCESSION OF GILBERT SOUTERRE.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.

MONDAY, Goth inst, Mt lie o'clock M,
lin the Ronda of ST. Louis Exchange by virtue of
he Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated respectively June 1851 and July g. 1851 vii
be sold
lot of ACCOUNTS and CLAIMS due by several persons
the deceased for professional services physician; also
bills receivable Judgments in his and suits pending
in Court filed in the Honorable Sec
ond District Court and which will be read the time Of sale
psrTERMS-Cash. jy11 IA 1920
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The four in line above the requirements Of
the law viz the Bank Louisiana the State Bank,
s2O6oOO the Canal Bank, S2l2o00; the Citizens Bank,
sl45O0o Total 100000 equivalent increased line of
discounts udciousy carried without going to extremes 10
81 GOO were hions of the law Of the last Legis
lature impending managers.
The movements for week ending July IL, 1856
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Philadelphia Gray, from New York via Havan to
Jennings, Laughland &co-Quarantine Station.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place from 1ndianoa Calves
' TO Harris 4 Morgan-lst district
Steamship Texas Forbes, from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
6co-lst district.
Bark Brookman, Brookman 80 days from New York. to
Chester HlIiard-lst district q.
Scr HuAle Weber, from Pensacola to John Hurley
&co-Basn.
schr Pnscagou Hobbs days from Stockton Ala to Poolty
Eicol &co-Basin
Schr Octayia, Courthouse, from Horn Island Basin.
Schr R Punmer, Myers, from Biloxi-basin
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SIGNALIZED,

R5- BY Capt Brookman of the bark Brookman, wher
three days out from York bark showing signal will
white ground blue border and red ball in the centre Sam
another bark showing signal with red and white tria
giles and "A letter Is,
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HOUSE AND LOT ON ITALIA STREET-sUCCESsION
of Nanette Lvaudais.
N TIGNIE. Anctnneer.

TUESDAY, July FL, 1857. at IL o'clock NJ,
At Arcade Magazine street, by virtue Of order
Honorable the Second District Court OF New Orleans
June 1851 will be sold at public aucon for account Of
said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
this city Thaa street, between Camp and Magazine
measuring american measured Il feet inches
ITALIA Formerly Eselle street by ~
inches, depth. Together with house
containing four rooms, kitchen. pyy water works etc.
k5y- TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One-ha half cash. and the
and IL months credit for approved endorsed notes
mortgage and bearing eventual interest at the rate
of per per
Act of sale before o. Drouet, Notary Public.
% uiys1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rIais ssss 'oas Capt
aesa j 4. asr1 r fae sa:es e ne
as:s oa es Ri IN T e 9 ii a
5si sifih
SEIZED tn the above entitled suit. e
TER " I on the spot xru =, or,,n,, 49,.
PaToisss d'oiisan. ssSitaipss a n s ~ AErssY.
FIN vEaTg own syn,e d s. ssHi fss,as. mo.
Fss sas + Rs
T 9Y LOT DIS xsuBlKs q usrEssrLks DE CUISINE.
= WIZ Hi@sst o & assssss.
p :; .isss. .ss a
ssssss 81 srs g .:..
sas The .ssts f9 y f. T. al
Ssh z 81 E
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMs-Gash on the spot. r,.c orr,pr ,,2.
s.e ssss 70 sisH
nnr =, r.. ass! @ ,s.
hs Ell ESD P:ss;sf s'sP s"s ss
sa ds 6 dam l,saaiIs q asssua
rs d is % -e'np- WIZ G. oUIRg Constable.
l
F1ssr JUSTICES couar MsE HENRI JOSEPH sa
q IL # aoas,, Ss Is
q &
sisf isss . L S,s 81 GROUND
No. 40 o. p bounded by Carroll. laurent ST. Andrew and
Josephine said lot hsing designated by the No and
measuring Is feet inches and lines front Josephine
Il II 4. 10 Ct
frame house, kitchen, etc. -S e4s
Seized in the above entitled suit. II
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
jeA 20 iy6 ID 20 % VIM G. QUIRK. Constable
PREMIER CouR JusrIcE MME HENRI. e v. C., JO-
Psroisse dorsan. Nos2sos. - '>'s
I'm VERTU DUN writ de her1 faclas Q mol
II addesse par rhonorable D. r Mitchell Premier Gonr de
Juge de pax paroisse dOeans proceera yente
publieue MARDI 10 Is Juliet 1851, midi aste, Banks
LA MoITIE DUN LOT DE TERRE, designe par lie No.
sne dams e No. 40 fviem pan) edit et borne par e
Carroll Laurent ST. Andre Josephine iagnee motif
surd IS peds ct trs Hgnes ct de
ner deace la Josephine proondeur de cent vnf
peds gnes psraeles ensemble lea batisses ct foue
ameioatons consistent maison bass
cuisine. e tout constrnt en- b0is. =g,ya
> | Sas dams pafaire eli deasus.
CONDITIONS-Compte an moment de Fad udtcstion.
/ jeN % i've Is 20 q WV. c. QgIRk, sConnetabie
, /
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BKANpY-THE g ind i dr g
BOUIN MARETT CO., for the sale of their very superior
Brandy now prepared orders either the
market prices Cognac be shipped direct to port
the Union supply constantly on hand Samples can be seen
:" MI IL " ~ u.s. WOLFF. s5 Camp street.
GAZERAC BKANDIEs.-wE ARE SOLE
this city o @ an
iss 49, a. 49, 1905 1902 1888 1875, New York terms and
dig " WIN. E.LEvERIGH 4 CO.. "a Old 1.eves.
rHArIPAGNE AGENCY-MoET CHANDoN's
- Fleur sisry Gil de Perds Veraenay and Vim 1mpe
JULES MUMMs l. CO.'S Anchor verzenay, Cabinet and
The subscriber orders liberal terms
pagne octs attention of dealers in general stock
Mi " s'''p''' s. WOLFF IS Camp street.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS, etc.
~ half pipes tbs brand of Denis Henry Moune Co.'s
10 half pipes BRAND Pine cslon Co. cosnac Brandy;
2Sqr Gabriel Bouvet
99SS 49,: :: FS'sss & Co. ,soe
10 f halves United proprietors' La Rochelle;
50 barrels SnS Superior old Bourbon Whisky;
50 medium, different grades
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick Co.;
$50 cases Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps;
800 Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
50 cases :. :. Blackberry Brandy;
g :. kks sspp4sea syrups;
800 different brands B,ters viz: Boksrs H0stetter's
ls g " 2ds'sn each lo d HtSSstsFs ~
100 pnts London Porter and Scotch Ale Of
large assortment of Preserves Pie Fruits
Sardnes. etc.
A' fe4 III # '"l' Ne GARY HOLMES Graver
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IN PFIESTLEY 81 BEIN, SO AND 81 CAMP
"a STREET, Importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
!. IA CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,
Gill; have now well assorted stock Of ForeignAnd Domes
tic Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
Boiler Iron, which they Offering for sale ut low
Areugent. Hllmn Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron,
manufactured Rolling Works the Cumberland
Their IRON by has proyeditse superior to any other made
in the United States.
Are agents Of G. H. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Manuiactory
and of New Jersey Copper Company.
Wenv.e the attention country dealers planters
stock do Mott
r0LU IIEAt'l5O packs, half packs and quarter packs
" for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
leg 2-Rw4w - Magazine street.
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Af. HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
ma WASHINtiTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
eeggRg Arsenal. Girod street. 80
ekS&a The First Company Washington Battalion OF Aru
ieIy vii attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY Of each and Regular Drills on THURSDAY OF
every week at o'clock until further notice.
By order of .
my2
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F. j. FORsTALL,
H. STREAM, Engineer

For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
manufacture and sell for other States apply the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory Ill BE- street. where
Boilers of every description tn sNortest notice
a2S am DAVID 1. FOWLER.
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gsbitu Of tgs NarAtts.

MONDAY MORNING. July Ii. 1857.
COTTON But few parties in the market Saturday
very limited supply Of desirable lists the sales
confined to about 400 full prices We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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NECTAR yVEHIsKY-25 BBLs, OF THIS sIPH
~ rier Whisky, landing eN brig lsadoa from l5h'll
mora and is we'll worthy the attention of connosseurs and
talraut keepers, for sale by - ,,, s,,o
irI 81 Grayier street.
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P0NTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
NOBILE-steamer Oregon-sundries to order.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLTON RAILROAD.

MoBILE-s,esmer Vim Bagaley-30 bales domestcs to "
Lechford &co-l cotton Carter kco-4 mills to
Bell Buchanan kco-l6l bbls lime Holden &co8 bdis pa
per Stevens &co-W McIntyre-23 bales
Redgiif Roberts Terril-14 bbs rosn Wakefed-3
ndss G Morison-and sundrie4 to ordes.
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FOR RENT.

- TO RENT-THE THREEsTORY BRICK Dwell
lirg, occupied present by Messrs Story Waterman,
I South between Camp and St. Charles streets. fos-
session given on LIST October next: Apply to
BOGART. FOLEY AVERY,
3 A Carondelet street.
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NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS English SAUCES and Pickles
French PRESERVES westphalia HAMS;
RAIsISS Figs and Prunes, in Jars aud Fancy Boxesi
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, Just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the G EN- GROCERY STORE, % Baronne ST.
jyl3 Ct r-' f. L. BERGIER Agent.
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NJ Benevolent Association of the Sons OF
LOUsIANAThe members of this Association are requested 10
Hail. No. IA Moreau street. every WEDNEs-
DAY, at 6h O'Clock r NJ.
BY order Of the President
| ia23 " AUG. LARnSE. Secretary.
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q packs. half packs and quarter packs,
ALFRED KESRNY,
- Magazine street.
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HON j. CLANCY JONES.

1t was stated, days ago. in dispatches sent from
this city various papers, that in consequence of the OPP
position in Pennsylvania to the appointment of Mr. Jones
to place in the cabinet that gentleman had notified Mr.
Buchanan consider his in making up his po-
lcal family We have private letter from relia-
BILE gentleman at Harrisburg who says that when this
statement made its appearance paper was drawn up and
Immediately signed by more than two-thirds OF the
democratic members of the legislature ex-
pressing their strongest confidence in the integrity ability
and fidelity of Mr. Jones' and earnestly requesting Mr. Blu
chanan to tender him place in his cabinet Such tes
monia under such circumstances alike honorable and
credabe the democratic members of the legislature and
to Mr. Jonea
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RARE CASE OF LoNeEyITY.-A correspondent of the
Boston Morning Star, writing from Nottingham New
Hampshire, gives the following account of venerable
lady
There is living in this town, at the house of Abram
Thompson, her grandson, mother in Israel the adj
vanced age Of LOG years Though she has been blind for
thirty years. and also very deaf yet her mental faculties
are bright and especially her memory which is remarka-
bly, retentive. She will often sing in clear and with
quite strong voice. of different hymns and will
also correctly repeat Scripture passages commit
ted to memory seventy years ago 1t would do any Chris
an good to hear her She sits up from eight the morn
ing till eight in the evening" without apparent fatigue in
od-fashoned hsg-bottomed chair she desires no
other She is neat and tidy in her dress many
maiden of thirty-fve. She Graves hearty solid food
twice day, which is not often to those of her
age She is the mother of twelve children the oldest Of
whom eghtyour years and the youngest sixty years
She has living eghty-one grandchildren two hundred
and thirteen great-grandchdren and eight greagrea-
grandchildren She is about FIVE feet in height aud weighs
one hundred and twenty-five pounds. She enjoys good
health for one SO sgsd."
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SoReo sucRE.-The attention which the cultivation Of
this new article for the production of sugar has recently
excited has aroused the mechanical ingenuity of
rymen to the invention and construction of the machinery
on cheap and portable SCALE necessary to render this
ucie available Such an invention may now be seen in
the Institute fair Pennsylvania avenue singu.
iary constructed revolving machine moving upon three
rollers, and was invented by Mr. Hedges, of Cincinnati,
ONO, who has gained such extended reputation through
out the West by his famous improved little giant corn
mill and by his more recent invention Of complete agr'
cultural steam boiler of which is also in operation at
the Institute airan important invention for laundry pur
poses which has obtained great popularity and success in
Oincinnati This sugarmill is curious and yet simple
apparatus 1t consists of three vertical castiron rollers,
supported between casron plates, resting upon TRAN
gular wood frame, about eight feet its sides Under
each corner is large truck wheel 80 adjusted when work
ing as to revove in circle the shaft of one of the rollers
occupying the centre OF the frame and cutched fast os
TIMBER below, preventing its turning while the other two
being geared into it at the top made to revove around
II as the whole frame is turned by the horse On
corner is feed table, from which man feeds the cane
which, having been acted upon by the two rollers passes
out upon table the other corner which Is removed
often as asucen quantity accumuates The iuce passes
down through the bedpae is received in vessel made
ior That purpose In few minutes the truck wheels
De changed and the clutch removed and the whole ready
TO travel There being heavy beams to raise posts
set or overhead sweeps to provide and at the same time
80 easily transported from place to place it will prove
be just the thing needed by farmers at this particular
nme aud from the cheapness Of the article II must meet
with ready SALE We advise all interested in this line to
be sure TO give it an examination
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POLITICAL PREACHING.
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We find the following in the New York Journal OF Con

We find the following in the New York Journal of Com
merce:
can American clergyman in Asia Minor writes as follows
If any one wishes what from secularized
ministry priesthood let him here where there
thousands priests and church MEMBERS There
earth like secularzed political priesthood. No wonder
that in Europe and the East there many ndes
cannot but fear from what read that the American minis
try its best days. Pure Christianity has existed
only about three centuries in any country Then comes cor
rupton"
The Journal, commenting on the above, says;
" We responding. II mistake not, there Is
already marked change for the better in the matter SO just
complained of by correspondent Many good minis
who led away by the excitement of the hour and by
desire to meet the wishes of his people, has Eve think
may say) preached his last political He will know
better next time"
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r0naiuu ths money o. ndirduaIs in rs ircasury wilh

rounding the money OF individuals IN Its treasury with
out dishonor2
The illegal exacons Of custom-house oihees have been
In an ages fruitful subject OF popular annoyance and dis
content BY the Roman code they severely punished
The citizen whose property was wrongly taken under
color of taxation entitled to twofod restitution IL
he made claim within year. and to simple restitution at
any time thereafter Dig 80, A. ~ Not only SO, but In
the provinces 1t the special duty of the to see
that no illegal exactons should be made under color OF
taxation. (Dig 49, g. And from the time OF the En-
peros Arcadus and Honoriu if any collector Of customs
was convicted of illegal exaetons for the rst offence ne
was mulced in double the of the unlawful taking
and he perseyered his offences the penalty was capital
punishment (Code, 10, 10Y Is possible that among
people who of the enjoyment of higher degree OF Just
liberty than any nation that ever hourshed the money Of
the citizen can be Illegally taken and he denied the simple
restitution of Was pagan Rome so much more elevated
in her morality and so much just in her dealings
with her conquered provinces than the United States In
transactions with her own citizens2
JOHN o. SARGENT,
CHARLES ALBERT,
OF Counsel for Sturges, Bennett, Co.
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,CoNGREss-sATURDAY.

SEsATE-Several private bills were passed and also
the House bills establish port of delivery at Augusta
Georgia. and making appropriations for the completion of
military roads in Oregon Territory The joint resolution
in reference TO the compensation of General Scott
ken up and discussed until o'clock when 1t was laid
aside and the deficiency bill taken up considered and
passed On motion by Mr.. Wilson, resolution adopt
ed requesting the President Of the United States
ncae the Senate all the correspondence with Governor
John W. Geary concerning the state Of affairs in the Ter
rtory of Kansas which has not heretofore been communi
Gated to Congress Mr.. Gwin introduced joint resou-
ton authorize the issuing of duplicate patents for lands
in certain cases which considered and passed The
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill taken up, and
the unfinished business when the Senate at halfpas
four o'clock took a recess for two hours.
The Senate reassembled and resumed the consideration
of the bill but after adopting amendments adj
journed at few minutes before midnight without quo
rum and without passing the bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES House proceeded to-
day to consider the resolutions reported by the select in
vesgating committee in the OF Mr. Edwards of New
York. In few brief remarks Mr.. stated that he had
resigned his seat after which the pending resolutions
laid the table The resolution reported BY the same
committee for the expulsion Of Mr. Simonton from the floor
of the House reporter after being amended SO as to
include Mr. Trple, agreed to- The bill to protect
the people against corrupt and secret Influences in matters
of legislation also reported by this committee was next
taken up and after considerable debate laid upon the
BILE The reports resolutions and bill of the select
mittee have now been disposed Of
The question then taken on the motion of Mr. Wash
burne of Illinois, to suspend the rules to enable him 10
submit resolution discbargng the Committee of the
Whole from the further consideration of House bill to
nue the Improvement Of Cape Fear river North Carolina
and putting it its passage and when put leaving it
open to amendment SO to embrace other rivers and ha
bors and it disagreed to. Two votes were then taken
upon the adoption of the resolution with like resusthe
vote the first instance being yeas lo6 nays 65 in the
second yeas lls nays 6Otwo-thrds not voting in favor
thereof
Senate bill for the relief of Don Piat passedyeas
lO2 nays 49under suspension of the rules. The House
then disagreed to the amendments of the Senate to the
tariff BILL and asked for committee of conference Two
of the amendments Of the Senate the Post Office appro-
pration bill concurred in by the House. whilst others
were disagreed to.