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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-11
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GelGtGe $40. Ba(gtuDtOuS
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&0taSs.Sabris BON 8t0y9 QBiiSslnt Gail.
ptr uAto,itsRti Dat ittp Etadfi is itin EtRis ss-
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stka s,sIfIztn 6EiessgtH ksifbns zltrisnisys ssrS
Wrfs. etrFs BtIstIR SAIL (Sxl)
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Seners II, @agine 8erft9erung.
stt ,earntt's. ash s.@ty'
TtAEruast.s t.s1mPssHte" y6a SauaStptla ni
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THE CoNoERT.-A very successful musical
entertainment was that given by Joslyn's Cornet
Band, on Monday evening, at the City Hall
We were unable to be present during the earlier
portion of the concert, but the selections of the
second part of the programme seemed highly
satisfactory in every respect, adding much to the
high reputation of this popular band
Among the pieces performed were favorite airs
and arrangements from LINDA" "TLombardi,'
"Bellisario," Lucrezia Borgia." and other op-
eras, with the Minor Klange Waltzes," of
Strauss, and very brilliant quickstep by Down
ing, introducing several familiar melodies. The
execution of the band was remarkably correct and
effective.
The solos by Messrs. Flagg and Goddard were
highly creditable-the former in clarinet oblis-
ato and the latter in his at-horn solo, very
finished and artistic performance, by one of our
best band musicians. The ''steel harmonca," as
Introduced by Mr.. Flagg, was quite a pleasing
novelty for a large and demoRStratiUe portion Of
the audience.
cavatina from Verdi, and Scotch ballad
were sung by our tavorite Worcester vocalist,
Mrs. Field, receiving a hearty encore to the lat
ter piece and confirming in her tasteful rendering
of it, her high musical abilities and promises for
the future. We regretted not being able to hear
60 La Donna Mobile" sung in the earlier portion
of the evening by Mrs. Field.
The band deserves much credit for so success
full musical enter tainment, and we hope to heal
from them again, soon. B.
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He would Csnapping his fingers as he spoke)
settle the matter with the Senator IN hye
minutes outside.
Mr. Cameron said the senator's remarks
had 10 effect upon him. He was able to take
care of himself. All this discussion had been
protracted by the majority.
Mr.. Broderick-It is evident that the ma
lority have resolved to sit here until the ad-
journment. The senator from Michigan
CStuart) had gone home, which is fortunate.
as he will be here early in the morning. He
suggested that the gentleman on his side of
the chamber make no further concessions or
com promises.
Mr.. Doolittle moved an adjournment.
Motion lost, by yeas 9, nays 20.
Mr.. Slidell then moved al adjournment.
Motion lost, by yeas 10, nays 20.
MI Slidell afterwards changed his vote.
There being no quorum, Mr. Toombs
moved that the Sergeant at Arms bring in
the absentees. Motion carried.
Mr.. Dooiitte moved that the Senate take
a recess until IL A. NJ, to enable the Ser
geant-at-Arms to bring in the absentees. The
motion NOT being IN order, he moved to ad-
journ. Motion lost by ayes s, nays 10.
2.30 A. M.-But one senator, Doolittle, is
in his seat. Mr.. Broderick and Two other SEN
ators are reclining on sofas In the gallery
are twenty persons and the reporters
Mr.. Bigler proceeded to address the Senate,
stating that his speech was not for the SEN
ate but TOR his constituents.
Mr.. Bigler spoke for an hour, when Mr..
Biggs commenced reading speech, a Sena-
tor snoring an audible accompaniment.
A. M-But nine Senators are in their
seats.
The passage between Messrs Green and
Cameron produced complete stiffness in the
Senate. Mr.. Green exhibited the most irri-
tation Of the two, while Cameron was cool,
and to an unprecedented looker-on seemed to
have the best side of the case. The difficulty
was mere interlude, and subsidized as rapidly
as it rose.
When quiet was restored, Mr. Doolitte,
speaking to a motion to adjourn, took coca
sion to refer to the evils Of night sessions,
which sessions, obstructing the business, pro-
duced an unpleasantness that lessened the
dignity of the Senate.
AT three O'Clock Mr.. Biggs defined his po-
sition, as a Senator from North Carolina, as
taking no extreme views, bnt committed to
the Lecompton constitution.
Mr.. Hanlin moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Slidell who was in the choir, decided
that the Senate could not, inasmuch as a res
olution was passed for the 6ergeant-at- Arms
to bring in the absentees.
An appeal was taken, and was laid on the
table, by yeas 20, nays 8.
Things here seemed at a dead lock, when
Mr.. Harnlin propounded given case If the
Sergeant at Arms had to 60 to the several
homes of the absentees in different parts of
the country, is it the opinion of the Chair
that Senators must sit day and night till he
returns.
Mr., Slidell-ThaU is the opinion of the
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bill to punish free-negro stealing in the Inii-
an country.
Mr.. Phelps of Missouri introduced a bill
for the admission of Kanzas. 1t provides for
new convention, to which the Lecom pton
Constitution shall be referred, and moved its
reference to a select committee.
Mr.. Stephens of Georgia moved to refer it
to the Committee on Territories Lost by "a
To los.
Mr.. Covode OF Pennsylvania offered res
olution for the adjournment of Congress on
the first Monday in June.
Mr.. Florence of PENNSYLVANIA offered a
preamble stating that the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor of Pennsylvania to
investigate the affairs of the Bank of Penn
sylvsnia. in report recently made. referring
to certain expenditures, have stated that
S25, 900 are charged for compensation for a
sale OF the banking house 10 the Government,
for post office; and rumor having connected
the transaction with the person holding a
high official position under the Government,
1t is important to ascertain the truth of the
report. He therefore moved that a committee
OF four be appointed, with power to send for
persons and papers.
A memorial, addressed to the President by
the Legislature of Utah, was presented, and
the House adjourned.
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1.-THE COMMANDMENT. Chief was at Futtvshur
preparing for an invasion Of Dude, which
would probably be from several points, about
the 10Th Of January. His own column Is
nearly 5000 strong, with ahout 100 pieces of
ordnance, while at least 10000 men from
other points will be ready to cooperate with
him
Sir Hugh Ross had defeated the rebels at
Bauda.
The Rnipootana field force, after capturing
the strong fortress of Avail, marched on for
Cotah, where dsunion re,g1s
Dslhi has been placed under the authority
of the P lniaub Commissioners, the authority
of the civil power restored, aud the army de-
clared broken up.
Large reiuiorcemeuts of European troops
are stll required.
At mbay trade was improving. Freights
had advanced. All public securities were ad-
vancing.
The Governor General was on his way to
the Northwest Province
The government dispatch saws the enemy
we're terrifying Lucknow with great strength.
There are about 100 900 of them in arms.
They are said to be losing heart, and anxious
to negotiate
SIR James Outram had been left undisturb-
ed since the 18th. He was reinforced on the
22d by the 34th Regiment from Cawnpore,
with a convoy Of stores.
A party OF rifles had taken up post on
Lucknow road on march from Cawnpore,
to keep open communication. Cultivators are
busily employed everywhere with the Winter
crops. and the revenue was being collected in
the district around Delhi, as if nothing had
happened.
A dispatch to the India Company says that
advices of the 22d of January state that Gen.
Outram had been again assalled, and All at
tack by the whole rebel force in Lucknow
was daily expected. Reinforcements had been
sent to Gen. Outram at Aumbagh.
Nothing later from China.