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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

FLOUR AND FEED STOREi
fs,HE subs,r Der weul3 respectfully inform the cit
Z zeus Of Richmond aad vicinity th.t he is now
prepared TO furnish best Family tiour
BOTH CORN AND MEAL,
Bran, Shorts Midaliugs, Corn and 90 Crushed
Oats Ground, Tracked " heat, Buekwhest and Ora
han hour delivered any part Of the clty free Of
charge.
~ Cash for Corn, Oats Barley. Rye AMI Back-
wheat J RlNDGE,
Corner sth aud Main street, Richmond.
Dee - 1855 3u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

INDIANA FARMER This paper is nov publish
ed weekly at Indianapolis, by w. Wellhoase &
Co, j. n. Ray, Editor, assisted by w. Fl. Loom
is. The Farmer is well conducted, AMI sholid be
found in every farmhouse in Indiana Sabscrip-
tons received at this Office.
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preston was that Mr. Bingham (Sage Prin-
ten never mentioned the subject to him
tNlde bingham upon this point -E-rsr e.
9n1fHed The printers Jil! bit certified to its
correctness
Austin H Brown. former State Printer.
says thatlt Is usual for the Printer To s,.-e.1 !
The seprt over as much paper as possible
Asked Atr. Larabee why, as 80 late 4 dav, lie
ordered tie documentary journals 70 be re
printed. He saiI that hc tad been issportaned
By 3[r. B.aghqm 10 ttot ef,ct. but lie never
consented until Attorney General Nc Donald
gave a rerJaI opinion tia, !. was al right
Had This conversation about SIX weeks since.
in the Treasurer's office
VIM. 5. Cameron has been connected with
the Safe Printing since 1917 Has seen
State paper worked on Other ,bs than Safe
work; enumerates the Sentinel" published
by the State Printer. within three wears last
passed Also the democratic Platform"
printed at the same Office
Mr. Tyler, bookbiader. states that he al
low bingham A per cent, on bis work i1T
bookhlhdlng, aud does not count the sheets
but gives the nu,Hber ia his accoun! gains,
lie SAFE, as fx-I5 the S.ate Printer
Mr. Strickland. PIPER maker. says la tie
has seen bills posted mp aroUai town which
he know were psia.et on Sac P.p5i; pick /
up b,lI shor. time since with the Ei,e.
..Waush's Italia (prin.el br Bin Cham
when was pria'el on paper paid for by tie
Safe: supplied The paper for the State, but
does no. furnish the paper for B.u-hsn's
work, and Is thus able to jI4g; o: he d der
ence; generally notices the bills posted up
which come from chat office, and fiud many
worked of on Sac paper.
FranAiin Ra;..e, pce,sman in the Sentinel
b. J
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For Rent.

'I>HE second story Joseph Gickins9n's Pump
L Fa1sory fer rens-ziEs s. By 81, or if desired
i can De divides "A FOR further afor-
nation enquire On the premises
I2ta E3- @5ta- ISIS 3H
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Cheap Farm for Sale.

4 FARM containing - acres, with good hcwed
y leg House, good >tsbling sr3 Corn Crib, and
well adapted 70 stock, being vel supplied with
failing ~-Clas. ia well supplied With F pl and Ga
timber. s. acres cleared and g dead saei
Thu farm l. stuated mile and three ourths North
of the Walnut station Depot and half mile from
good steam saw hiiIi-see mapct Wayne county. Jcf-
lers3 IN tow nsh5p- For further particulars address
T. D. FOX,
Hag2rsfown. Nay ne Co. Ind.
Dee. g, ISIS. 3-3x
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~ The communication s'Uucle Adam"
was received too late for this paper. 1t viii
appear in our next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30
Turnpike Election.

THERE ~il be Al egestios held in the city Of Rich
m9Hd- % SATURDAY the sth dsy Of January mex,
for tbs pErp0se Of sleeting Board Of Directors FOR
tne Aacansnd and Lick Crsss Turnpike Company, &c
serve Tor The conf ng year.
Dec > 1855. s-s~
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list of Tax Payers.


T2e Fl ~ the payers IS Ills eoaEty who
v ove- tas present year. under obligations
A. H.. s.r fAs 35-t.
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'E,,c Facts of the Ani,taa Case.

Papers in the State are requested to cop.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
Mortgage Sale.

VNTunpBAe, d~c.ait has cen made in the pay
w nent OF certain sumo Of money the peyneas
Of which secured by m inSsnture Of raortgag--
on the lands and promises hereinafter described,
executed by RiDsldo u. Lane and Diana e. Lane
his wife, Of Paw Paw Van Buren, county Michisaa.
to James McLaurin of Fent9n yills Genessee oour.
ty, Michigan, dated November eighth, A. .. 1855.
and recorded in the Nice of the Register Of DEEDS
Of Van buren, county Michigan On the tvsl.y-
second day Of November A. d. 1856, in Liber T.
Of mortgages on pages l4s and lso, and on whioA
mortgage thors is claimed to DO due and unpaid .,
the date Of this office the Of four hundred snL
eighty six dollars and six cents f4S6, oCj aud n,
proceedings at law OF in ehsncery having ben &c
stituted 10 recover the amount secrred hy sai3
mortgage or any part thereof:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that BY virtue
Of a power Of sale contained in said mortgage
which power has become operative by the default
aforesaid, and in pursuance Of the statute IN rueh
case provided, said mortgage will be foreciosed By
sale OF the mortgaged premise; therein described
to wit al the following described pscs parce,
Of LANDS situated in tho county Of Van Bureu and
State Of Michigan, 70 wit; Lots number on. aaG
two q y in block number two (2) in Dyckman
and Woodmau's addition 20 the village Of Faw Paw
according TO the recorded plat Of said addition"
which premises, with the spprrtsnauces viii be
sold at public vendue 10 the highest bidder at the
Court House in the village Of Paw Paw In said
county ofVsn Buen, (ihat being the place of hold
ing the Crcna Court for said county Jon the twelfth
day OF Mse(bnext, A. d, 1852, at ten o'clock in
the fsrenoon,by The sheriff Of said county
ment OF said mortgage yet to becoms due, Of one
hnudpsd aud fifty dollars and interest from the 8th
daySf November 1858.
Dated Dee. 18th 1853.
JAMES McLACRIN, Mortgasee.
8. Ii. BLAcKHAs,Att'y for Mortgage. lS2wi2
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japan.

The treaty concluded with Japan by
Lord Elgin is said to be almost identical
with the American treaty. One year af.
ter its ratification, five ports will be open
to English traders. Cotton and wooden
fabrics are only to pay duty of FIVE per
cent, of the declared value on Importation
Almost all other articles are to pay twenty
per cent. A resident Minister is to be
PERMITTED at Jabbo. Exports are to be
subject to duty of five per cent. The
Dutch had no. as yet succeeded in obtain
ing the privileges granted to ether nations.
During Lord Elgin's visit to Jabbo the
Emperor was unwell, which was given as
an excuse for his not receiving his Lord.
ship. IL
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INEFAULT having been made in the payment o.
~ certain sum Of money, the payment OF which
was secured by q certain indenture Of mortgage,
bearing date the sixth day Of August, A. D., 1888,
executed by Ivy John 4. welch,a and Mary ID. Weich,
his wife, Of the county Of Van Buren, and State Of
Michigan, to Abram r. Ward, of the same place,
and recorded in the Registers ofce for the county
of Van Buren, aforesaid, on the 18th day OF De-
cember, A. D., 1858, at two o'clock, P. NJ, in La
Der q, of mortgages, on pages 1853 and io4, on
which mortgage there is Gained to be due and un-
raid at the date IF this notice, the sum OF sixty.
eight dollars and sixty -four cents, (S6S "a and
no suit or proceedings at law or in chancery hav-
ing been instituted TO collect tho same or any part
thereof,
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtns
of power Of sale In said mortgage contained aud
In pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided, the premises in said mortgage described.
to- wit: Lot number three, (3), in block number
Ave, 90, In the village of Mattawan, as laid out
and recorded by c. W. Scott, in the Registers OF.
fee for the said county Of Van Buren,, will be sold
ut public auction at the Court House in the village
of Paw PAY, that being the place for holding the
Circuit Court for said county Of Van Buren,, on
the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1889, at one O'Clock.
P. NJ, by the Sheriff, or his Deputy
Dated December 10th, 1888.
ABRAM r. WARD, Mortgages.
NATHAN II. BIrELr, Atty. l92rl2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
Mortgage sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
w men OF a certain sum Of money, the payment
Of which was secured by q certain indenture ct
mortgage bearing date the nineteenth day Of Sep
tAmber, a. u, IS57,sexe I'D by Justus Smith, or
the county 81 Van Buren, and State Of Michigan,
TO Lewis Waldo, or the same place, and recorded
in the Registers Office for the said county Of Van
Buren,, on e 2sth day Of October, D.. 1857, ~
ten o'clock, A. NJ, aud recorded in Liber F., Of
mortgages page 533, on which mortgage there Ia
claimed to be due and unpaid at the dste Of this
notice, the SUN OF enc hundred aad sizty-thres
dolla.. AID ninety cent? 1865 8Q,) aud 10 suit or
proceeding at law or in cnancery having been In
stituted to collect the same any part thereof,
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
OF power of sale in aid mortgage contained, aud
in pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided, the premises in said mortgsge described.
to-wit: the southeast quarter Of Block number
one In Bitely's addition to the village Of Lawton,
ns recorded in tho Registers Office for tho ssid
county OF Van Buren,, will be cold Mt public auction
80 the highest bidder, at the Court House. in the
village Of Paw Paw, that being the place for hold
ing the Circuit Court for the county Of Van BURN,
on the 18th day Of March, A. D., 1889, at one
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, by the Sheriff
his deputy.
Dated, December 10th, 1853.
LEWIS WALDO, Mortgage.
NArmAs II. BITXLT, Atty. i9svlS
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the psy
w ment Of certBin sum Of money, the payment
Of which secured by an indenture Of mort
gage, dated the ninth day Of June A. u. 1855,
executed by Sarah Ann Camp to Daa!el
Evans, on the land an premises herein after de.
scribcd, and duly recorded in the sfhce Of the
Register of Deeds Of Van Buren, county, Michigan,
on the twenty second day pr ~. A. p. 1855, in
Li1er t. OF moItgages on pS64 h3 and 124, which
ruor'gage and the debt securoC ,crebywas assigned
by said Daniel Evans 90 Royal Lowell " assign
mcnt dated November 5oth A. D. 1853, and re-.
corded on the same day m the S6sgtster.s Office
aforesaid, in Liber Il. Of mortgages on psec $50
And which also assigned by said Royal lowell
TO Stephen Brown, by assignment dated Ysbaaary
I'd A. ID. 1856 aud recorded on the sarss .ay in
the Registers Office aforesaid. in Lber L. Of mort.
cages at page 200; And which was also assigned
by said Stephen Brown to Henry De Long by as
signment dated the sixth day Of February < d.
1856 and recorded in the Registers Office aforesaid
on the ninth day Of February A. ID. 1856 in Liber
Z. Of mortgages at pages 1926 and 527 which
mortgage there is claimed TO be due and unpaid at
the date Of this notice, the Of one hundred and
twenty seven dollars 81 27,ool and proceedings
at law in cbancery having been instituted TO
cover the amount secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof;
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
Of power Of sale contained in said mortgage,
which power has become operative by the default
aforesaid and in pursuance of the statute in such
casc provided the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale Of the mortgsged premises therein describ-
ed 20 wits Z" all that certain piece Of Land as TO-.
10 ~, viz. Commencing twenty -four rods west Of
stake in the centre If Paw Paw and ST. Joseph
streets in the village ~ Lswrepcc Running thence
south ten rods, thence west ten rods thence north
ten reds 20 the centre the Waterford road; thence
cast ten rods the place Of beginning containing
one hundred rods Of land" which premises will be
sold at public vendue 20 the highest bidder at the
Court House in the village Of Paw Paw In said
county Of Va Burer, Michigan, (that being the
place OF holding tho Circuit Court for The county 10
which said premises are situsted) On the twelfth
day of March next A. u. 1852, At ten o'clock Ia
the forenoon, by the sher n of said county, or his
deputy, or under sheriff.
Dated December. 18th A. d. 1858.
HENRY DIL0FG, Assignee.
,BIAcXxIy, A,ty for Assignee. le2-l2
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~No prodigal Heeurnoos

m, washington letters informed us
Inc .h;,a Senator DOUGLAS is excluded
.na. the Territorial Committee Chairman,
ii n: az md Senator BRoDERIcK excluded
s srop the caucusses altogether, Senator u
t Ha ~. the other of the sriumvirate' Is
oru a0nsa Pardon impliesreepentance, ano
Para1;n no &c future sub,etion. STUART
Pas doubtless undergone W.. prs,u %ss anu
prom n,sya;cuiarly nasiOnafPatio9,rm upon upon
the paws, Ss vas put by the Detroit Herald
-,h,nh ne ,bs ss last canvass this State, Sc,
! cured h m the Adminiration nod ano
o cs,;Is While in this Ste Mr.. 5; was
I naard to speak very ctemptuously Of
IS I ,hs Herald, but on rcsning the serene
/ , o,mosphere of washilon, he doubtless
p a aenS ararlv occ sion toy that its senti
re- 1oo on,s were his ownnst as the Free
ION Pfts has since the la message said IL
in substance But it ioetter thus. 1
ker would have BON higlinappropriate fol-
iv- Senator STUART, afteix years patien
&C. and joyous waiting the bidding o
the shareholders anoerfcrming cheer
fully whatever they scted him to per
form, to signalize his parture from pub
;. lie life by cccentricts Of honesty an
d. dependence. Let hiwho freely maket
On his bed in the guttee there still.-De
Tr,b.
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tho has fed literally at the publlS; 'betore
rather unfertona.. AZ, PIsaISsstihed in stat stat.
he public ,,n 20 get the facts m a,a,e%snt
ns names S his possession The vhoss share
s0at t.. .,. little government pa Ss party
had . ,I,ep for his profits from E ,ns
on c ca; between him and the sansand do
stanc.S sgrmsd that several shSu nov, aS tax
: : slSSs.::sn lssslly due e,n ssssysd, ID,
ID e'eet; : N influencing certain o'0'
ne opinion th'Mr. BUCHANAN clearly Is
IN friends II you c'r'e. no use OF havin
in 1t is evident that s..Aem.'
f. upon foreign policy with l,-ident's vie'
~ CO, are to command very gvb Me'
= port among the Administration ihsl
"a Mr.. Hsskin, of New York, is also il
- trievably committed to the President u
= this point, for you will remember that
al his speech last year against the Wal
- fllibusters, he declared himself uneq,
4 ocally in favor of "National grand lal
nv"
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Old Times in New England;
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE Of Michigan, county CT Van Buren,, IS
~ Al . session Of the Probate Court for the coun-
~ Of Van Buren,, holden ut the Probate Office in
the village of Paw Paw, on Thursday the sixteenth
day Of December, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight Present. A. w. Nash,
Judge of Probate. Intto matter of the estate Of
Josiah Lock, deceased 90 reading and filing the
petition, duly verified, Of Sally Lock, widow of
said deceased, praying that she may be appointed
administering Of the estate ofsaid deceased there
upon it is ordered, that Monday, the tenth day of
January, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, he assign
cd FOR the hearing of said petition, and that the
heirs at law Of said deceased and all other persons
Interested in said estate, required 10 appear at
Q session Of said Court, then to be holden Mt the
Probate Office, in the village OF Paw Paw, aud
1how cause, il any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should OF be granted AMI IL is further
ordered, that said petitioner give etioe TO the par
sons interested in said estate OF Zee tendency Of
said potiripa Ahd tho hcaript thcfeof by causing
q copy - thfs ordAr tobsrpuhlished in the " True
HorthUno1s fis~sp&per printed and circulated
IN 90 rocunfy Of Van Beren, three successive
weeks, previoox 70 said day Of hearing.
- A. w. NASH,
Trdge ofProbete.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

DR.. RoBAcK's iASDHAvIAs RzNIDIEs.--Ihe
seeds Of all dssrdI are in the blood, and DR.. Ro-
backs BLOOD purIER and PILLS act specifically
IN that euid. Ty are composed Of rare Swedish
herbs, and form sovereign andi otc to the infect
ing and corruptg pflneipie oi disease No' oh1y
do they cure digestion, bilious complaints, TO-
male rcaknoss .onnubinl ncompetcncy, nervous
disorders, lunfnd throat affections, diarrhes' etc.
etc, but thcyleanse, purify and invigorats every
organ, aud p,the whole animal machinery IN aueh
vigorous edition thu. il Is enabled to throw Of
the inauencof bad sir and other csuecs Of sick
meas See lYertisement.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17
To-days Advertisements
GUARDIAN SALE.

ID virtue Of an order Of Fernando c. besman.
ID Judge OF Probate, in and for the County OF
Lenawee, and State Of Michigan, shall .sen NJ
public auction to the highest bidder at the boniOy
Bchool House in the township Oh Ainsns' sus
County Of Van Buren,, on the third day Of February
1852 At one o'clock in the afternoon, Of that Day
ali the interest Of Heman and Luther Thwing, MI.
nors of, in and 70 the west half Of the south weet
quarter Of section twenty two. In township NUMBER
Co. south Of range thirteen west, supposed 70 con-
tam Eighty acres Of land more or less 1e'"'
made kno"r on day Of sale.
Dated this, 18th day of November. lsSs
ORSAMUS LAMB,
l92w7 Guardian for said Minort.
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Escape Of Prisoners.

Rochester, Dec Is.
Fifteen prisoners escaped from the Jail
in this city last night, among whom i,
Manly Locke, who killed benjamin. Starr
at Mendon, in Oct. 1857. They cut off 5
iron bars with saw made of a watch
spring, and let themselves down into Gen.
esee River with rope with which Ira
Stout was hung. They waded some Is
roda to reach land. None are recaptured
as yet.
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MARRIED.

On the Inst, by the Rev. d. II. Dean, Mr..
ALMA MrLmES, of Moneo, Illinois, to Miss HAIR
RIBr E. LIZ, Of Paw Paw Mich.
Al,o. in 1oomin gdalc, Dec 9TH, by Rev. W. II.
II. uyers.Nr. WILLIAM c. MooRE, of Columbia
township, nd Miss FRANCES SPEicHER, Of Bloom
Also, Rtlawton, on the lith inst. by Rev. n. -.
futile, Nr 7. NJ. CRAWFORD, TO Miss MARIE IL
LESHvR, Al IF Larton, Michigan.
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DIED.

On the 18th Of November, in Lafayette TOWNSHIP
< LEN JOSEPHINE FISHER, daughter Of JosEPl
al 6rsw FISHER, aged years
g. mot dead, the child Il our s6ee.ions,-
Tut gone TO that school
Were she no longer needs our poor protection,
IND Christ himself doth rule.
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co, which has sent feet against Para
quay, ane threatens to take possession of
the transit route over the isthmus shall
euch fearless and sanguinsry Admins
tration, at the very FIRST brush with for
eign powers, abandon the Monroe doc.
trine 7" We conjecture that the letter.
writer's utter but the simple truth, when
they say that the Administration feels de-
cidcdly uneasy in view Of the probable
complication of affairs in Central America,
growing out of the last raid of the filibus-
ters Diet, Trib.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-17

s@ The nominsn by the Republi-
cans of Senator CFDLER as a member
of the committee Commerce, was re)ec-
ted by the pro-slsry majority. 50 the
Great West is agl without represen-
tative on this infant committee. New
er mind; the Sou and East will soon be
brought to their Rsps.
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THE ADMINISTRATION AID THE TARIFF.
The Repsbtic says that the givings out
of the organs at Washington are most de-
cidedly against the. ida that the Admin
istration will recommend any increase of
the tariff duties, The declaration of.Gov-
Hammond, that the South will Dissolve the
Union if the thing is attempted, seems 10
have had decisive effect upon the pow
ers that be. =
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kAHsAs PcIrlIcs.---A Territorial Nasa
Convention Of tho conservative element,
70, tue purpose Of organizing in opposition
10 the Republicans, assenhicd in f.oaven.
worth. Nov. 18th. The atten1asco wat
uume.oaJ though but SIS counties Ksrc
represented Thorop-d Reunion and 70.
o-ganizrtidf OF the:pemo,Iacy aar adyoca.
ted AMI hotly detttSd. aron. n,inori'v
ehaea ~ ics UGH e'loa - frena'pr'
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War Declared.

Philadelphia, Dec. Is.
The Philadelphia Press of this morning
says the Spanish Minister called upon
General Csss yesterday p. NJ, and an
nounced to him that Spain has declared
war against Mexico.
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GEORGIA AND TIE SLAVE TRADE
The hill which has been pending in the
Georgia Senate for some time, for the re-
peal Of that clause Of tho Constitution of
the State, prohibitinc. the, African slave
trade, came ups.as the special, order last
week, and was lost. Georgia is o,sA Sf the
most prosperous, praesicalsnd enlightened
Of the Southern States Of the Union, and
We sipcefely trust that her decision in this
matter, may be cmulsted and initiated hy
her neighbors. That such topic should
behgitated in abysection Of TIC American
Republic at the present time, IL discredit-
able 70 the national character at hrgsa,
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There were only seven votes cast for
Douglas, in the Democratic Senatorial
Caucus. These were thrown byiShields,
Clingmap, Brown, Toombs Green and Big
Ter. I he d bate lasted from ten o clock
in the morning till late in The afternoon.
Great bitterness was manifested, and Mr..
Toombs left the caucus when the discuss
ion was at its highest Mr.. Broderick
was not invited, and Senator Hammond
and others absented themselves.
Highly important dispatches have been
received from Mexico aud submitted to
Government II is intimated that they
may entirely change the programme on
Mexican affairs. Meantime it is under
stood that Senior Meta, she Juarez Minis
ter who recently left Washington, has
gone to Vera Cruz &c obtain full powers
from Juares to negotiote trcatya at Wash
ington for the settlement of all American
clains against Mexico, and to guarantee
the right of way across chihuahua, Sono-
"a, and other Mexican Territories TO Cali.
fornia
The Treasury statement shows that the
balance in the Treasury on Monday was
s4,0i0,00o The receipts for the week
were 1851 900, and the amount of drafts
issued was 1888, 000---a reduction from
last week of sl,700,O0o
Tbs Republicans Of the Senate were
in council this afternoon, to ill, with tn cir
members, the blank left in the Standing
Committees, as agreed upon by the DEM
ocra.ic Senators, and handed 70 them for
that purpose.
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~ 1925 fsigners arrived at New
York this year, P to the 10th, against
l66,650 last yes