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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
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BALriNoSy, Dec l7-FLovN a,m saes Of O0 ebls How
s,d street - ny WHtAr trm sd upchspged sNs Of
TO- to bush. EoSs duN White sc yellow CSC Provisions
ou' WHISKY hru a, sc. CoFrsr drc sales Of $50 bags
q, llic.
wORLsAss. Dec. Is TIE sale. Of CorYos TO-DAY were
only SOC bsrs beirg ThsnksGiy Day unchanged prices
6rn fair 3. SIC GesNN BAGS HE FKEiGnrs
Liverpool easy 49,
vic here he'd .f,oi upon III. CorToS market, The sales
toesy sad Up 400 bales The msIItt oiosns dull We quote
Nedluz ., lldilic Ths SAILS Of the week sid up 8 5o
tss and export. Geo. The receipts Of the DOT Up
67EO hales aga 6Cco &, year Total eNPor dA.e @
bale. receipt. a. this Ah-st If IA,
b.. do 1T al Southern ycts 6S2ooO ha.s S.ock
ts., sx.ins 2si 0N LAST srrgIiNG EXCHANGE lG1
lCes bEarrs NswYoES o. dsy. T. an, Aud
NJ si n cent. FREsHTs otou q Liverpool, .Gt7S2f
ST. STEADY &C. MoLASsgs PC for choice fLovs
q, 80 ICdsS Com dun ~ .. Mss PoEN dun a, Sic -
k.~ Yort Hay SIC s. tan. COFFEE hfm at 10 Toe 'se
the i4NQ bszs the Receipts 81 40 The
stock s4lfoo bss, sgspst i go lst GeNSss 99lc
CHssLEsToA Dec. 7.-CoEroN-sAes t0eay Of i,5S bAes
Q, i'idnic fr MiaehDg Par
PHILADsiPHI,. DC. l7-tlorS frn srpsrfne 81 Is q
g. Is NH,sT oul sales 20 bach Red - : stG 81 -
Ntte S60f 20. CoRN sc'i'e; Nee, &c. MISS PoRk,
6It; Ptme, rs 20 LAaD iran - lie BNCOs GgI.
DfsssrD pocs $6 to04t NHisNy 6 rm a. Is. -
Aucvsr. ga Dec. lI-Co IToN-sscs 10 cay 0 bales, 81
Itc fsI NicdirE
CseshATI, Dee I1-sLocE baoysut Wais1r firm al p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

From THE GOLD kEGIONs.-Mr. samuel Order
har6ei us yesterday Il ett.r which hs lai received
fr m he son r. K. Gider South Platte, near Pike
Peak, dated Ocfooer 49, 1853. We vii state that the
letter wa. written with peuc snd from much bau Hing
after it wes received oere two Or three of the sem
fences had become too iegbe Ia be deephered whic
we must pericrce omit. lleI5 the substance o the
letter:
TIE gold mining has improved since last wrote to
YOU Twenty dollars have, Of late, been t.s5n Out
here &c the lnan in day With long tors. Tnere "a ,
marty If men here that Rave to man, averaged $40
a ca for the last ak weeks Every men are ar
riviIg. kic of Us have laid OF - ~ sJne ba! =
ings nave been pit up, aud more " be pat up ibis
Winter. There is plenty Of good timber IN thi. re-
On I'D the lstd, :or farming purposes is excellent
In the Hat hottoGs. SIX Of TIE MI here have To-
clan fan lies ard thIh tbst mrs will have indl a
W, mn before Spimg 1 DO not srle Jou ia
vorab'e tcoount of This co u'Iy 10 indnc9 any OF
the BOYS 70 leave home 70 come here but write you
the naked truth and leave the 10 do AS they please
You know that nobody persuaded me to leave hone
and core out here. me here, because wanted to
20 somewhere AID did Dot know where; but am here
aud think am in lock BY beiog here. Tois 10 a
good faimir country there is p ny # gold. AMI
f.,r tbeso rsasor-, bous5 to be rich country.
You can fId gold anyshtre you may choose to look
for IT, Old CaoiIia miners thst this - the rich
est country III the world. lCarrolton Me- Dem.
Two lines of stages are already advertised to
leave es stern Kansas fo tho god region. They coD,-
mence ruunirg April, and vii perform the journey
in less than two VT Is.
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(A5yeEti.fmertI
TO DRU GGIsTs


BosrOs December, 1873.
To i-ver,os Of tee or yirs ard senuiae Cocoss Deg
leave respectfully c,con you asalss lG,aaoa Of 10
s,rls ~ urpneiped p soas
"Coco.sI" Sn inverted By ., "a zane wac sdop'en
or trade nart both 8, addresses the eye arc tie sa' snd
every bottle s-., tie make. as been accompanied %
pri-,se lc:ice 70 TIA: elect. .
Or obsc: has bee- frst'y Us, .hs "CocoAisr sao1N
% /, c.y beyous cor-pe.on AID secorey 70 ore' u a.
price ia ae reach CT a., de3sIdns npoa ase 'ae' 'f
egsticn-
". AVE .eyert.ssd :ss " Coco,ns" IA .As rai.ed
s.ses AZ .as Provinces, a. -s e1es,se OF .y snoGs
AZ So,r. "a. q, very la bscous valuable property
AID low before hal outlay tss b-sa 'eGbirsed y 49,
cs-.,r ea ,d fsous peors lave priced tas name
ard are .tecpi.r 20 roo Of properly a1d our rePa
a.ioi
We Gr-c. yer ...:!7r Il psrt1ss 70 s.cs snrfsc
f,c.r.rd al ": % by cesn IL New York osid
Coc.cs nua. obsorsy aisped deceive re luwy sthe
eer OILY oui:,od); Ia cc=Pozas, H-sa.en ief GUS
vii .-ra 70 break srG t's,oy ne repgs'cn Oh no
genuine sr.icle
or Jou. rorl sgprort - yc- drect eea1acAon d SCI
d..ao-ss. iny,ser Of or rsh.
y.y respectfully yous oted,s1. ss-vsns'
Jo.,Pg sUEsErr co.
Ps-Rs,a e-5s.. ard Gsss' gsrsrsy sFs e','io I'd s
their os- .,srs. svuc e ,p1i9-I coHpoiae zoe sea
u..e . ..b,,-i "CocoAnE" az Il p7ePs'ed ohy ~
,o.lsR By1Ez-T l. CO. NJ. - Cs-In-'', Se'1'l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

CossyLIDArios OF rsLTSRAPH LgsEs.-Seg ia
tons hsve bier going o. il tbs city, fOs ten days
psst bet~eer T. J. Smith, cb.f osrer of the
ULiop lie tie Mssresc Telegraph Compsry owning
tine n -se hrss b-;wsen lis CRY ard Ne~-0h-sus,
ard the American Telegraph Company with view to
the consolidation of toe Magnetic and a1efic Com
psriss Gres South, Md the purchase Of the Union
he between this city snf u i-ton. v : also rod-r
tscd hat satisfactory Arrangements have bean finally
MADE betwet al the parties interested in TIE various
iiies sOuIh Of this city, By watch these aes pass
urcer TIE cou,lol Of ore comnary-to be kuo VI Ss
"Thc American TslsgIsphic Conpsny"-On the ls'
Of JaIusIy text bat that ali negoi,tions were broken
OF viii NJ. Slnih because of hss alleged unreason-
able demands Or the 10. II January thereiwe,
there VIII b.. for 81 practical busioess purposes. a
union a. Interest between the folosog telesraptic
companies. which, with q connec'ing size hres
enb'soe All the wires 10 she Atlantic States and British
Povnces excepting OILY the Smith or Unlon line
shove referred TO, which runs b,tgeen tais city sni
Boston, namely:
"NewYors, Ns~foupd aud sni LOndon reersea Com.
Tie Auer,csn.- The MASrer ard w.shirron al New.
oI.o2 R1 rs h% ne ~s'7s.'s t.s
TIE V.., vuion.- "The Atlantic ana Ohio" The M,
''onsl NWNo's aad Ee- Oaaa Lle" -se ilro' g. /
n.ssoar Lines sc.
It's thought that there i, shout u be &C. era AT
decided improvement in the tex g-tpl facilities Of this
country; ha; fsr better ana more reliable res will BE-
rueted II at better salaries ~i be paid 10 the o
e's'Cis arc ks, AMI ccnscquer ~ higher ale ot
skill VII be- e urec for he usr cement Of the lnes
that he very best sys al telegraph ug ann ~ one
uniform character viii he in;roduceI upon al Ines
that OF the mpcr,sp p'is's q tie country .i D. "a
constant oomnuricstioc with each 9TH day ard
hight: end. fre ly that ultimately very material re-
dtotops WILL do0blless, be made from the present
tariff Of prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

SHOCKING C.r,srRoPHg.-At festival Of the
Methodisis in Warren, Mass, held ia mon II u On
WedI esGay evening, tire Cccssion Of q pastoral
visit the floor CAV way and about no persons, men,
women ara children. tell through uto tue oioo Store
below. The scene was for tins heartrepdiog. Iho
woman whose rsrne W. ave not learned, rushed 'Tom
the place To Mf, Blairs store, at q short distance,
e1cla m.Dg IL an scared to death " when she
'airttd and, remHltitC 70 an UNCONSCIOUS state
pirtd at o'clock on Thursdsy morning. No external
marks Of injury were found 90 her person, and II Is
suppo "a ste died from freht. The siie Of Dr.. Calvin
Cutter had ltg broken much ioiured 10 the
back al was badly ecaided BIZ the falling of large
boiler vi hot water Tie stove and boiler, which we're
heated for the purpose ot making tea f0r Tue -ty-
ties fetbrough into the midst them. IL was early
the evening and all VITO Intended 20 be present. mad
not arrived, ct more fearful results msht haye en-
sued A, il il caused itense excitement through
on the tOxc. As the confusion snbslted the
sufferers we're taken care Of. aud gay all recover.
iWOro.stfr SPY, Dec. l..
PRysrING PROM PHoToGRAPH..-We true. that
cur re sdeIs are sIeacy familiar with the admirable
resuls obi ired by Me-srs. Bradford ~ Cattiog Of
this city, Autographs obtained from photographs
taken OF the lthographc stone. ln the forthcoming
volume " Pa rey's New Eug aud Is cuiloas copy
John Sm.hs map of the 4 .te o. 1911. ken BY this
process. No artists hand hss medded with lice OF
tie ap siDoe that date, and set thousand copies
IRE now printed ir the stone on which the hght
has dra wn this cory. Mr. Fox Talbot the inve,tor
Of the Photographic process has himself been exper-
nertiIg for similar results 10 another direction. Late
Enolsh rapefs q az The Photogrdptic Nees
cotIsips specimens of Ph0togppbtc engraving by his
pr,cese This would seem Ia be- some torn Of etching
up,u ue.al-a process diE,r;og wholly from that Of
cur touremen. yho work or the photographic s'oue, az
We have stid bosom AdVer'lse''
Suicide o. A SpIrrrUALIsT.-Elishs! MagoGn, a
man q So year, who had been 10 depressed cDn1i-
tor az ud a., lopg tin or account ~ Sprtuai-n,
COZ nirtd suiciae AZ Cambridge, Wednesday night,
by heueine, in Ito ate of q Aoqse occupied by h's
biothsr IIe Leaves wife and t@o chihren BAT mas
rot n sized with bic family for r year or more. MS
daughter lectures OF Spiriuasu. Boston Allas'
A STATE SUB TRzAsUAf SfsTEa.-I2e Indiana
STATE Seriine is urging open Tue people # tia; state
tee necessity Of establishing State Sub Treasnryfor
toe se keeping Of the funds Of tna. Commonwealth.
MouvT YsRsos ASSOCIATIONS FOR KEsTCcsT.-
ME- Rosa VtItler johnson 81 Lexington ba oeeh ap-
,oi,tao vice ,egeut Of the Mount Vernon Association
;or tie State Il ke1tucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

ALFRED BILL.-Early lat evening, Two men,
nsued james Gambling ard Joseph Walker oOin o.
whom sie rather lard boxing Customers, Aai a
" smile in the salcoon situated in the basemeot OF the
Broadway Thtater, AID rendered altered g bill on
tie Rockville Bank of Rockville, Conn, II paymer''
S-reeap, Dixon Of the Detective force arrested them
apo locked them up at the Sixth Ward Stston House
The b is genuine issue Of bank that mas oesn
clo;ed and the vgnette drove Of horses, hsre o.
little girl in lower igat hand corner, and tina ssos-
lures ere j ii. Smith, Csstier and j. W. uarney'
President, The counterfeit det.ctors Issued yesterday
tape no description Of he bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

CoLIxcroR ScHELL's YTcrIx..-An advertisement
in yestetdsys papers requested "those Democratic
gentlemen WHO had been removed from the Custom
House by Mr.. Schell to meet 90 business OF impor-
tarcs at the Fifth Ward Hotel, at y o'clock
The one bundred and Thirty odd victims have probably
ceased 10 consider themselves - Democratic gentle
mer and there fore did not feel bOand 10 obey tie oa
for at s. O'Clock there nesrly a. many reporters
ss discharged employees present In this condition OF
things determined to keep matters quiet and to
resolve in private on future action Tue victims how
ever made no secret Of tter intention 20 wage most
determined and unconpromising var on the Collector
until he should be displaced The victims complain
bitterly tha contrary to all precedent, they sie dis
charged without any complaint being msie against
them on any score ard Inefficient are put in their
pieces. They say, too that in the present stste ct
affairs a. tie Custom Hou'e, with charges Of fraud
Hypg sbout in al iirectors, their nsbdi'y to give
reasons oPtbeir discharge places them in apoculiary
embarrassing position.
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Hoe. ffu, ard n good dec,.ad .. atasss-i RCcrrrr,
light 1be vostoer ia favorable for ssusntennE Psovsoss
bu yaIt Mes Pork tl71 @1 s. LAID Arm ic lcic.
the spot. auo ~ lc. fof fu.Ii'e delivery.
trsRLISTcS. Dec 1.-THE ssi-s Of COrros today
2o bales for u NO tss the market closed WIKI
hrurr siYg upward n6eTcy for uiodirz grades
stNaAsAg Dec l61ie ,sie' - CcrTOS 20 DAY 10
tss tho usTttt closing with ward t-,depcy Hd-
Paw Of week iTg bss Of the
5too lAi-' stock s go tales. s>-d rco. p,s 81 the pr
IS So bases do. al tie port % 10 bales port b sas
IS harts 70 brft
sAv.yS,H. Dec l7-Cor1os-The sales o-dsy snail
but prize. finn.
Nomlr. De I'm. saes Of CoTros today were 3,5c)
h.. the t.srt.t L dcue.sec
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kANs,s III IMle Box D,mocret Of the 3

ARKAssN --Tte LINE Rock D,mocrst Of the Sts
inst announces the Death of two members Of the Leg
islsture Of that sttt-John II. Tobbott, Represent
atiye from Scot County. ami Bryan IL. Snthson.
Serstor from Washington County. Tue later was a
native Of Virginia, VINO emisra'el from Alabsua to
Arkansas thirty yesrp ago, aud wao lad h'led with
cred., various civil offices. Too Legislature on 10
9Th rs. elected yudgo VexJ. BstSon a1c11cA OF the
Supreme Court, to vacancy caused by the tes,g.
nation Of Judge Thomas Is. Hauy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

SrDDE, Drara-Las. evening. about = O'Clock,
as an elderly female, probably between ~ ana %
years Of sse, wse proceeding along F0rsyth street
she was sudcery observed to s:sgysr ara tai. some
ty..sndt proees ded to her assistance, bit oaid he'
senseless. They carried her into No. H. 'ut before
medical aid could be procured che was corpse. iae
bsiy w.s removed 20 the Tenth Ward sia;ion-hoase'
ano irtol1a,:cn conveyed TO the Coroner Inc esHse
Of dc al was probably oises-.e Of tie bea--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

HUCtE Ut EEFNEoENI 1T " Us.
TIE House is engaged il the consideration Of tie
p,ivate calendar
There lori discussion the bin TO provide
for tie examination ard payment Of the claims of the
ciz' Of Georgia and Alabama account Of losses
sustained by the Expectations Of the Creek lndans,
i0v0lsing about miloh and quarter OF dollars.
Mr.. 81 DRTER (Ala made speech in favor of the
bin
MIR. WASHBURNE Wiz replied, makiog
marx not puentary to the hfavory of the citizens
Of abams and Georgia gho fed in fear from the
Indians
Mr.. SHORTER Characterized that assertion as false
and slaI derous.
Mr.. WAsHBCRNE re piled that the gentleman was
very brave, rs lie had illustrated here TOO ay.
Not little sensation produced by this exchange
tf sh0is.
Tie CHAIRMAN (Mr. Sherman, OF Ohio,) promptly
called 10 order.
Aftor further debate the House adjourned till Mon.
aay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

TEE ALLEGED NIoLarTos-The young woman
Ann Rouey, who was fond amos. n'ens'ble a, the
Jersey City Fegy Thursday morning, aud taken to
Mr Dams, No. 1872 Pearl street, ard upon whom
violent assault had been committed, sas still insepsbe
at late hour lsst night consequently further state
ment has been II sde by her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
Meeting of the state Canva>scrs.

NLbANl, IIsN' ~ fENN''
IT. Board Of Slate CapN assers met this morning,
the Hon Ciccon j. Ticker ia tie Choir. 1t was de
coed that the Board had power to remain in session
until MONDAY. inclusive.
The SECRETARY Of State on application of The eoun-
eel for nv Kembe was authorized TO send for all the
papers relating to TIE rcturns OF Congressional votes
from The towns ST Camel, in Potn an C0dnty, ai.d
White Plains, IN Wes.ehesttr County.
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Dec. IL, 1913.
Tie Overland NAL aItL SAT FRANCISCO dates oil toe
or, MI, has arrived here. Two through passengers
came with the ah. The news is ut inip"itant. Tue
xassei ., r. report the rosrs in good couditlon
Nj. Psrdee. the bearer Of tie Presidents Message
yss met 50 miles east Of Fort Behnsp % hours
hht ad of time. r. NJ
Arrived at san Francisco, ship Silver Star from New
N.,E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

BrEIoS's TH.Ar ER.--To night, tie beoet; Of Ai''
Annie Lo-.eee takes plsos. IT, lsiy IS vel kno"n
q IN admirable peIsonssor Ct "ohS.etss de'-ass-
Go.s." ED, ,c.uigt:, she VI plsy two Of -e-Ts'y
te., pats, "Csp.er CLs-ic..,, al h.i II ne
&C. &, N,t.rs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

cJcua s.atce which ~ ct have .-.ned aes ,oplIa.ioa
for eytr.
Jrier tire escort of the Doc.or, she vss convened
TO tie Spencer; where TIE husoind vac ioihd pa-
chg TIE corridors With frantic mieo ani - crazei
With crie at the mysterious di.apPo arsuce I Is WIFE
whom he believed bad been spirited sway By villain
or murdered Tor her Jewels in this " inirrnal cty,
where, be expressed IT, they would XII man i0r
. dbl time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

AFnr tho benefit Of destitute children Of seamen
connected with the Mariners Church, corner of Caths
rne and Madison streets, Will open on Monday, the
eoth ns'. ,rd utLue durios the ehIue week Iais
is ezcel'cn, object, and oil who nay choose 70 po.
cue holiday puts a. tbs Fair "ih DC t'' "e ans o.
securing i,ub,s M.ss.rs .,t lie Like io.k'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
Mexican News.

NEw.ORLrANs, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1893.
TIE RroonsriHe Flag of tbs LEI inst. says that
Vidauri has organized force Of 800 men against San
Luis which is ealIsoned by 500 mer.
rumcr ~os current shat the UIted states had
on, ed g. GOO eco for the night of railroad track IRON
New SeSico through chihuahua to Sonora. - .
The Liberals we've concentrating around the Cap'aL
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Sailing Of the Arabia for Boston

HAIFtN, Frthy, DC. n, INo.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Arabia, sailed At 4;o
g. H. day for Boston, where she VIII oe due al dDou'
noon to mCu0w Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
The Fillibuster Schooner Susan

Nav ORLEANS, Friday, Dec. II, Iooo
Tie schr Fanfy is below. she reports that on The
10th i,st lat. "a 10 loD 81 81, che spoke the schr
Susan, "a that all ON board of her were well.
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The Georgia Lotteries.

AUGUsTA, Co, ftaIHYi Drc. II INh''
The Grand Jury, after two Gays OK animation OF tho
presentnents in the case of Swan n Co., the lottery
men have returned no bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
For Europe by the North BritOn.

PoRTIAND, Nc, Friday, Dec Il, ISJS.
The steamer Nor,h Brton VIII leave here tomorrow
for Isvrtpnol Dispatches filed in the Telegraph
Office No 2l Wall street, Ne~-Nork, so as TO reach
bore by D. M. will be forwarded by her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
The Steamer II. vi. Adams Sunk.

NIw.ORLEANS, Wednesday, DC 10, INJS
The steamer X. NJ. Adams has suuk at the Falls OF
AeNandria and is total loss. Tne vessel is owned
here. No lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
E,os Our O.ra Cor,espoSiest


WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. IL, ioo0.
The New. York politicians diced viii Tue ere'i'
d.nt TO-DAY. Mr. Schel aill probably not be re-
moved from the Collectorsbip. +" be Is strongly
supported by the Hons John COchrane and joan
Kelly.
Naval Officer Birdsan's head is in danger, as
here i, come idea of offering him up as scape-
goat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
The Europa Outward Bound.

HALF N, FIIdfyl DIV TT IO''.
The Roysl Mail steamship Europa, arrived at md
right, ard seieo At O'Clock 'his morning Tor LIVER
pool. Weather clear ara calm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
mo Rank Alice Taiuter.

MOBILE, Thursday, Dec. 10, loS.
Mcssrs Hesse Il Co. have suedth Collector for re-
fusinp clearance the bark Alice fainter, claiming
damages TO the amour. OF 1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
Tothe k~o>is.e5 Press.

WAsHIsGToS, Fri lay. Dec. II, 1853.
M uouce COumit'et on Toriit Ties lsf q nee ing
,h;s ,oorDing aud rec'cd by vote % tvc agalr 81
Snr M, Grow : proposed emcndnent TO the S'nate
1reeon bill 10 re zeal that claus o. me Ingusn ksn-
Az bill which PROHIBIT the people Of Kaosas fon ALI
;rs a Conyerdion to firm Constitution until they
bsve Sufficient population for Represent 4tiy.'N
Congress sccordiI L. the fcoerdl ratio. The bill, a.
Il came from the innate, tEen ordered 10 bare
ported.
The Members Of Congress have drawn pay more
tlozely 10 date then nsuaso evidence that money il
PCT abonc ant everywhere. The Srgeant-a'.Arms of
the House drbdrsed since the lh last, account
Of niaee and ar avs Of salary, $}1 400. His total
disbursen IL FOR tie ut Congress no TO Nedues
day act, amounted 10 > ,i35,192.
Not little excitement exists among some Of tho
Pennsylvania p litlcars hearing that certain par
tee reid to b. Fdefsl coebolirs propose publish
arg rev Democrstc paper 10 Philadelphia to the
ijury they suppose, of TIE Argus md PeHaSyi
ssan whes both these journals nigot be united.
SsDcr hhta has returned to Wa uiogtOD, a. Minis
ttr Of the Juhrez AdmnisIaii1B in Mexico. II, has
tlr'poter tiaJy po to Dake re,es and settle all
oifhcu tee between ihis Government aud his ows.
TIE Charleston COn ter Of "Wednesday says that
tie Hon. Iesrence NJ Kcitt gill close his Con-
gressioual caietr after serving cut tho next term.
CorRtcTIoS. The following paragraph, which
forms tn third poiGt ia Lord Malmesburys conversa-
t,n With Mr Dai as, wss accldontaly omitted in tbs
6spateo publi-hsd IN TIE mor0'ug papers:
Third. TIE two Governments harmOuized perfectly
" their determination t. eat crush toe ravages
e Gen. Waller AID his s-tocietes; nothog cOuld he
more sn,Iey just AMI sst factory than The PieldenS
PIOclanstioO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHvGToS, Dec. II, 1853.
The Senate is not in session.