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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

| further advance Consos for money were first ouote
9O%a935; and the last price 96% G9624 for none,
and 96A 96 new account on the 18th of Octohei
The announcement of large gold shipments Australia
the steady speck into the bank and the contn
advance upon Bourse were the chief
ces that operated favorably The East India Compan,
understood have been lenders of money for tw
months at ~ per cent and this also had beneficial eff
feet On the other hand there was rather less rmnes
in the appearance of the continental exchanges BanI
stock left off at 2279 reduced now three per
HBd97 4; India stock 2l5G21S India debentures 9S \
&IS2' dltto new, 81 as; India bonds lis d16s
premium
In the foreign market the transactions have beer
on an unmporant SCALE the chief variation being reco
very on Turkish six per cents to 95G95H Spanish was
slightly fater Other descriptions about the same
The new Turkish loan was firmly quoted this morn
ing at 1d14 premium. a few sales caused a relapse
% =? but at the close the price again %G1b pre-
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rate upon
Hamburg was slightly lower; Paris also showed down
ward tendency.
The final quotations French three per cents on the
rams Bourse this evening III 25 for money! and
Oc for the present account showing another advance
of half per cent.
A further sum of about $4,000 in American gold was
taken to the bank today
The of exchange at New York on Tondon for hills
at sixty days sight about 109A per cent which, when
compared with the mint par between the two countries
shows that the exchange is slightly in England
and after maksng allowance charges of transport and
difference of interest the present leaves small profit
on the importation of gold from the United States
LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKET August 2S 80 and 81
There has been but limited demand and the sales for
he tree days barely reached p 900 bales
latlon for export holders show rmness Prices
are unchanged.
LONDON Corn MARKET, August 9O.-The corn market
was dull this morning at the rates of Monday last
LIVERPOOL CORN AND BREADsTUFFS MARKET. Aug 81
There was good attendance the wheat market day
but only limited business done at an advance of ID
per bushel from the prices of Tuesday last Flour
prime quality in good request an improvement
Cd per sack and barrel Oats UNCHANGED Indian corn
met with more attention. and an advance o6d per quarter
is quoted; American white, 34s Cd per 430 lbs
LONDON PRODUCE AND Provision MARKET, August 81.
Sugar steady. Tea unchanged. Coffee steady Rice-A
fair business done at former prices oasses steady at
lbs dl6s Cd per cwt Sapetre-Prices steady for mid
ding Talow firm at sos the spot 49s Cd for the last
t ee5 months os-nseed oil, 3ss. per cwt sperm
So per ton foreign refined rape, 1Ss. Cd Spirits
turpentne 36s (d37s. Metas-Iron fat; tin unaltered
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANy's
SOLE AGENTS for this city, are
MESSRS. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
SIT No. SO Second street.
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INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
TIIOS. d. JOHNSTON,
AGENT,
70 SECOND STREET.
The above Companies have all duly complied with the
law relating to Foreign Insurance Companies passed
March s, 1858
POLICIES ISSUED upon approved risks without the
delay of consulting the home Offices
JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS
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The Steamship Vanderbilt, p. L. lie Fevre,
commander, arrived at New ork on Sunday even
ing from Havre and southampton on the night of
the LIST ult., bringing 355 passengers.
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JEFFRsoNrN

GTH ALDFRMANTC DTsTRICT.-THE JEFFRsoN1N
@ Democrats Asspelsti0r.A meeting u the above ass0
citation vii ~ held Hastings ~ PITT and Browne
streets % ths wednesNy evening Oct II s5s for hepur
~ pr1cccdnf a. Williamsburg add IN the ratification or
gun. Wm.B cay ior Congress Per order
~ ,. MCALEAR President
rNrEr r. ppfhNrY. ls......
IA. - 4hO.fsvR, se*N1~4~S'
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FALL FASHIONS.
A GREAT 4 TSsF sisnoy tn SA THF bows
RIBBONS LOWER THAN EVER
BOUGHT 1000 CARTONS or RiHBoSs
fs% Than TaE RE6foS
OPENED os sosDaY, OCT. 3.
eSsTo Ss' o. FR I s
orrvKRy srYiE AND QUALITY,
LOON SA n Fl fIsf following ok Fl the PRICES
s s$$ss S ASH
Rssons for s,l per pece worth =.
EsSSss per piece worth 3,
Eissons for g per piece worth worth Is
The above goods are ali II very superior quality
in The N Be so during se % e es u W
mt t. 'H0'' 70 nola eooaA o- ~sn, p'ols ~ NV '''
We have unconsciously created an exchemen.
Among ribbon sellers and buyers
by faithfully adheriug
"BuIISa gHEAP,"
SELLING CHEAP"
FLOWERS
400 CARTONS FRESH FALL FLOWERS
The richest goods IN the market.
Tbs Gs III cssa ee s ss aaeTed
Before the bes styles solt
ALL GOODS TOR CASH ONLY
Save your money IN, save your money
NEW YORK CASH RiRESN house -
Bhe ss M ana e1any whom We hsa SS a. op
s s % S sse Pa ssa s m ss Gar 54 R
pUY YOUR RIBBONS NOW
ID ioco CARTONS on RIBBONS,
400 CARTONS OF FREsH FLOWERS,
II No, FL, EyeE Y. :y asB sp p, q ssas ,c..
CASH RIIABON House
JIG Chambers street 49,. ...
VAsH YOUR BILLS
y SAVE FORTY PER CENT.
1000 cartons new RIBBONS
iIs Chambers street
Nss.e ss,n ms1 i,! yga n, II ri MR.
sixty per cent les than usual prices,
ron CASH;
iiS chnmGers stree,
CHARLES STREET co. -
IMPORTERS AND MaSSreF aISi1NsfERs
OF LAp1Es AN Sn G rilhIml fAsch tyRs
MiSk Af sq sHfi
And every other description Of Cur IN
u Sikfs S ssS ! y, XIS5 I1Ers
BEING direc, importers foreign practical
ienar and soc, he esrsgn ~ .y isdy gegre
purchasing as We have determined sell very small profit
trade. -
No. sf5 Broadway.
L'AsH1oYs-7ex CANAL STREET OPPOSITE GREENE.
Madame GoODALL begs 70 return thanks Cor The liberal
patronage extended toward her since her Paris
sqd hopes merit the continuance Of the by
plenshme Of every novelty appears In Paris
FASHIONS FASHIONS D5 BROADWAY NEAR
Prince street Nine. FARWEf.b respectfully calls
non the ladies of New York and vicinity the recherche
styles she has received ~ Paris styles Thursday Oct
~ Dressmsking Ia asuper0r manner.
M CLoARs AND sHAwI4s
a very large ynd elesan, assortment now open -.
At W. JACKSONS MOURNING STORE,
No @l BROADWAY between Spring aud Prince streets
40 MAIDEN LANE AND lo4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR
Il - Frankfort street. -
AAC CLAM
Importers and manufacturers or
Ladies fancy furs.
teuupmcn's, collars gloves, robes. trimmings &c NC
Invite inspection rich extensive stock Of the
Manufactured the superior styles aud sold At
.ls .gNgs, Yhglsae prices Il
a. Maiden lane and l9i VIVIAN street
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DEGULAR NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
III FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
For Member of Assembly
DENNIS QUINN.
MICHAEL GOLDEN, Chairman
SoEs aog Kss0,, }secre,aries.
rTHE TWENTY SECOND WARD vIGILANT IMPROVE

THE TWENTY SECOND WARD VIGILANT IMPROVE.
ment Association met at r. Anhony Forty ninth stree
and Eleventh Monday Oct Is 1858, at "a T. NJ 10
devise the small
Eleventh third
original petition The committee appointed TO the Pre-
sden 81 the Hudson River Railroad Company reported fol
called Alderman John Clancy who thu IL the iud
River Railroad Company would 10 the restrictions
and condon imposed upon other city railroad companies they
should have his The committee called
Sloan President the Hudson River Railroad Company
who agreed 70 this. as follows
New YORK, Oct IS 1858.
J. y. fiAAcKn-GTsuxxEs-This company earnestly unite
with IN the application for the Agh their
road and WILL upon the the city ordinance
Che under similar
companies forthwith make put the
SAN. SLOAN President II. X X. r.. Co
This document placed Alderman Clncy's hands
onered at the opening Of the Board Of Aldermen when
referred to the Railroad Committee Messrs Booe and Reed
the other members the TUESDAY,
O'Clock. to deliberate the The
TO call the attention of the association this important
ing, aud invite them 10 be present Ii was then
Resolved That this meeting why the p
yege should b. granted by the Common Council Hui
RIVER Railroad Company TO put small their track TO
Fifty third the conveyance passengers
that such permission by the Common Council wi
out by the he in dance with the just demands
and wishes OF those concerned along the line OF the road
Resolved That this meeting stand adjourned To Monday
evening November al ~ O'Clock. r. Anhonys
oi Forty ninth street and Eleventh where the
Of the Twenty second ward invited be for the
considering the
IN nomination honest suitable represent said ward
10 the city government ;. b. WALLER, President
JAS u. 1RAyERs. Chairman.
The committee further report having attended the meeting
with number Of City Hall They
Reed who stated that Alderman Booe Of the
other members OF the committee present and he, him
self considered and shame humbug the
the Ia which city fathers the and
wishes OF the people
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9th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
9 The cewccratc republican electors Of the Twelfth,
words assembled meeting Iibbard Mctoys
das EVENING October pursuant the e u the Com
mi,iee n ArrsnFegsn,s aPpoed ~ ~ Iemnapy ila
Commune
IL meeting was called % order by Alderman Thomas
Tarpar q o. Twclith warl chairman 81 The Committee Of
Afrarg tmcuts, whose motion -
ISAAC TOWNSEND, ESQ,
DEUS Nearby Esl oftbe Nineteenth ward chairman oi
~ the Regulars aud Peoples Com
ine proposed The own g nsi q yce presidents sec
yicr PRESIDENTS.
stephen z Russell. woarc n Parsons,
ffederiek v Cooidgp zen Charlie. Yates
Ilcmas Mespedon stephen Merrihew,
Frames 1tlger, Main fesrce,
John IIeIk James Nshoney.
.lames = Bufnhafh' gnhn DpheiH
couisd swackhamer Fre,ierlcE Iisgemeyer,
Arthur Learv, Andre fFomeuI
james D Morgan, -.
james Mcleod, y 4. benedict
John NcGrath 1orenzo Sebastian
James = Benedict, Be- then eaered tue following resou
Received That g. policy Z he nagn9l administration both
s.u y. \, \ ~, , ~ ~ IN 49, =
e has been W a The hrnness patriotism and far seeing
chez nselsirae jaime. Buchanan ea5 se advisers ~
l n ,a5rognded hs Az .s' Ne rsgose ,u snd per
a n ~ ~ ability e meet any emergency which may arise
Resolved, Ihat DE nominations ~ state officers made ny
TIE btn0entf state Convention At syracuse On tue l5h ~
September worthy the united support u the democracy
q ~ Empire state and shat VIII All honorable means
d. secure their election.
kesyed Iai The course pursued BY our present repre-
sentative ~ Congress Horace Clark deserves the auimad
n every democrat That Ia ming the position
~ our STANDARD eesre q Ne Congress Of ne Cnea states
b. voluntarily pledged hs honor abide ~ tie demo-
rrnC principle snhmson ~ The viii If the majority tha
IN failing ~ o. this he has broken faith with t1e VIII
sheerfuly committed us trus g. his keeping aud BY his final
acceptance nomination = he hsnds o The Know Noihngs
~ placed himself outside The pale ~ the democratic party
ethng this his determination either ~ rule plpases.
az ~ ruin he can the friends Who hrst voluntarily placed
the support Of those principles IN bis Keeping
Resolved That cordially approve the nomination II
Auau Ierrck for Rcpres NATIVE IN Congress
tct that place fu and entire trust N tbs democracy and
y.d faith believing fully thai he viii desert hs party
dc hour of need and that auiy democrats
every e1ertion 70 secure bis election.
The meeting was then addressed BY Arson Herrck the
nominee EDWARDS Lester senator SptDoa, Colonel HickD
Mr. Yard Dr Philip Merke, w. ~ Perkins Henry Arcula
nus others and the meeting closed with enbus
ISAAC TOWNSEND, Chairman.
Passes ]. Twosrr Secretary
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THE MILITARY.

CENIoR VETERAN CORPS or 1912 WILL MEET AT
- Ferry, East river this "Wednesday
October six o'clock by invitation OF the friends OF Lieut.
Col Ab Daley. attend 10 be given for his benefit
williamsburg Of expense the veterans
all assist brother soldier BY order,
ii. RAYMOND, Colonel
isaac NJ PHYrE Adjutant
A CARD-To TARGET CoMPANIFS.-M. W. sOMERs
"A prepared TO accommodate target COMPANIES at
the Washington Arsenal Palisade avenue HUDSON City N j.
minutes walk Of the Jersey City and Hoboken
ferries Stages from both places every fifteen minutes
Companies avoring with their will ind the
comuodau superior through
,hree cities. NJ. W. soMERs proprietor.
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RIO THE OWNERS or THE ELECTRIC SPARK THE
TROU BIESOMF will sail the Electric SPARK saturday
November 1914 from city Island @ Matnlcock Point and
batk tot S29 aside Allowance three minutes - the foot
ISAAC HUNTINGTON
Boa. huLiss, New Rochelle,
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AsTROI.OGY.

AsTROLOGY.
RyoyANCF-tADTEs 30 NOT SUFFER WITH
disease or inward weaknessGo 70 Mrs Hayes, clarvoy
ant plvsican and healing medium Thousands have been
saved from grave by going Mrs HAYES, residence So
Broome street Chrystic.
rHpFNorOGy AND sPTRTTU ALrsM-MRs. FLEURy,
celebrated by her science has been consulted Tor many
respectable persons giving the utmost salts
f,ston can consulted 1S Browne sect She speaks
French English and German.
WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED MA
w dame PREwgIER She has been consulted by thou.
ssrs IN is ana other cities with satisfaction She
coradcn, she has no equal She tells the ~ future wife
ar husband that 81 her vsert W yon wish truth give
hef cs NJ $40 Rowery, opgosiis ggaAet sTsah Laass
" csus geallemep VI,
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sd DIsTRIcT.-roR CONGRESS THE PEOPLES
- Union American Republican candidate independent nom
nation,) Edward :. Boyd.
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Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoMPAN
~ sussra sREsseryssy,

~
Commencing Monday, sept %, 1883.
Trains leave depot Of White and Centre sireria New
York r. NJ White Plains train stopping al all saons
leave DEPOT o. twenty axh street and Fourth
avenue New Yctk At sic A NJ wilamsbrdge stopping a.
all stations $50 A. NJ, mail train, stopping ai Wlamsbrdge
and all stations north II A. NJ Wismshdge stopping At Al
citations. NJ ~ A. NJ White Plains train stopping All stations
2SP wiiiamsbriige stopping o. AZ stations r NJ DO
yer Plains stopping At all salons r. NJ White Plains,
nlnp vi Iii stations above Wiamsbrdge $50 y. williams
bridge stopping al stations $50 r. NJ Wlsmsbrige stop
ping ri sll stations :.
Ranrning-fsave Chatham Four Corners 1850 p w., mai
usi stopping at Wamsbrdge White Plains and All stations
M. j..
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OFFICE Or THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad Company Twenty seventh street and Fourth
avenne-New York October -. s-Notce.-Cbange 81
time Boston Express train On aud after
Monday, November the evening express train ior Boston
ia New Haven Hartford and Springfield will leave Twenty
pM y II. HOyT. Supt
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d S0n REwARD-LOST. on MONDAY, OCTOBER Is,
sD.)UU 5000 bills in bills and 500 bills the
500 bills the Traders Bank The money was drawn
from the Bank Of America In Wall street There 81 400
in package. Any information respecting II will be thank
fully received by calling he Girard House in Chambers
street, for JULIA STEVENS
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AN IMPORTERS SALE
IA OF rich velvet cloaks,
Rich velvet mantilas,
Rich velvet talmas,
Rich velvet Ragans
And every variety of
Velvet outer garments,
Some of the richest goods imported into this market
now offering less than cost of importation,
AT the great sale,
sos Broadway,
St Nicholas Building.
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DRY GOODS, &C.
A GREAT BARGAIN,
"A At the importers sale
sos Broadway,
St Nicholas Building
Will he offered this week
200 heavy beaver cloth coaks nj so, worth $6.
Also large invoice Of the above with crochet adornments
for SIS, worth SIS
AS these goods are marked very low
One price will be made under crcum-
stances whatever.
JEAN DE LA MAIR,
sos Broadway
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EoR SALE IN wILLIAMSBURG.-Two MODERN
built three story brick houses with basement and sub
cellars water fixtures, ranges dc IN complete order
Property situated South Fh and Eighth streets
uneNceptionabe, and good tenant
Inquire of .. v MEsEROLE basement Williamsburg City
nanE
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A JACKsoS's-vOyEY ADVANCED on DIAMONDS
~ watches teweiry plate DR. goods merchandise aud
sona property OF description bought aud ssd JO
SEpH a. JACKSON auctoncer and broker M raad sl~e
three doors west Of broadway.
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LOAN OFFICES.

Atm CHAMBERS STREET, THE WE'LL KNOWN AND
~ old established lSAAtS adv money an9gui
diamonds. watches 1ewelry every description
uable property the bought hghes, pcez
Prompt and confidential n B.No business transacted
Saturday.
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a RTIFiCIAL TEETH INSERTED At THE LOWEST
N possible prices. Sets On silver, ~; gold xlb Cunnn
oua gum pa,ina SIS Teeth extracted without ar Once
sip Canal street near Mercer block u Roadvay
= nr EAgiErON.
c, Snn REV ARD- ~ PROVEN THAT DIR MANSON y
NDvV American sumotype teeth ar 40, The hes teeth
fnr heauty strength comfort Re- partal cola a. s
vet 81 sets 81 gpli S9l silver 81 Flm4 - u colt 81,
risNnnW 81 POM premiums received q Wee Fwen 80
eona sueet avenue iweay
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6On REWARD.-LOST. ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
oAU Oct % at the Academy Of Music pair OF gold ena
meed eye glasses which the values much Tween
y dollars reward viii be paid for the recovery of the
application at the office OF the New York Hotel
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CKrRTs ELEVEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS AID
- Unstable hustle best patterns aud well for Al al N
springs 81 So l6 springs 81 chdrens springs Is cents
Dealers supplied with eight springs at g. per dozen II Springs
sl, and rs springs At sl5per dor G. T. HARDING skir
factory, 81 Spring street, near Hudson
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CHrRT BOsoMs, WRISTBANDS AND COLLARS
- complete stock Of every style worn from Tho com
the finest quality kept for sale made 10
THE LINEN STORE
74s Broadway above AstOr place.
}. e. MIILfKEN a CO. Proprle,ors
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T 6ss BROADWAY. lie FORT A 90. HAVE
4 MnNEY To ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS.

a y
WATCHES. JEWFrRy, PIANOS, SEGARs
DRY GOODS, MERCHANDISE OR
PERSONAL PROPERTY or ANY DESCRIPTION,
Or will buy the for the highest cash prize. ladies' and
gentlemen wishing money short periods pro.
perry q known value accommodated sight on liberal terms
The dsagreeabe necessity OF entering mock auction bogus
iewery be obyaed by applying Y The undrsgnei
bss Broadway, opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms.
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CESINs NEW CLOAK STORE.
" 80 50 BROADWAY.
The most extensive assortment 10 New YORK
StFERB LYONS NELTkT CTOAKS
RICHLY EMBROIDERED CIOAKs
BEAVER tLDAKS.
CLOTH CLOAKS.
~ the latest styles aud mos elegant irimmngs
GENfN ; BAZAAR
Nos 51- aud 5iS Roadway.
:, Nicholas Hotel
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REWARDS.

GOO REwARD.-LoST, ON THE 18TH INST. GOLD
p-U watch, face English duplex. r. Stebbns maker.
n " No ID Pawnbrokers requested to examine watch
this description offered for sale The above reward will
he paid any person returning said watch Tammany Hall
bar
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L,oR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THE HOUSES AND LOTS
IT Nos. IFS, 100 and l22 Fast Twenty eighth street.
Third Apply TO MARK LEVY, q Liberty street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-12
FRoM WAsHINGroN.
[speeIaI eorrespondenee Of ne wheellag Integenee

1
WAsHINGTox CRY, April 9Th, 1858.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Bright, of Ind,
withdrew his motion to reconsider the vote re-
iecting the House amendment to the Kansas
Bill and consequently the bill was Immediately
| transmitted 10 the House, with notice of non
concurrence in the amendment
The Minnesota Bill being taken up consid-
cradle discussion ensued in reference to that
part of the pending Constitution allowing unna-
turalized suffrage. Many Senators protested
against this principle in the Constitution, but
admitted that it was State affair, over which
Congress had no jurisdiction. The bill was
passed by a vote of AZ to 3; MessrS. Clay, Ken
nedy and Yulee voting in the negative, on the
ground that they considered the alien suffrage
clause of the proposed Constitution, contrary to
the spirit, If not letter, of the United States
Constitution.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Ste
phens, of Georgia, gave notice that he would
call up the Kansas bill for further action of the
House, ut o'clock to-day. The consideration
of the Deficiency bill being resumed, in Com
mittee of the Whole, a long discussion cnsued
thereon, under the five minutes rule, resulting
in the adoption of several amendments. Final
y, the following resolution in reference thereto,
was offered by Mr. Garnett of Va:
"Resolrei, That the bill and amendments be
reported to the House with recommendation
to re-Commit to the Committee of Ways and
Means, with instructions to report, in separate
bill, the items for deficiencies in the appropria-
tons for each head of expenditure, for the ser
vice of the present fiscal year, and in another
bill, all appropriations designed for the service
of the next fiscal year; and also with instruc-
tons to enquire what further legislation is ne
cessary to restore to Congress an efficient con-
troll over the expenses of government"
This resolution was adopted by vote of T3
to go, and reported to the House, in which the
main question ordered.
Hon s S, Cox, of Ohio, delivered lecture
last evening at the Smithsonian Institute,
the subject of Irish Humor." The spacious
Lecture Room of the Institute was crowded to
OVERLOOKING with a fashionable audience, who
were kept in Constant of laughter and APP
plause by the alternate fun and sentiment the
Honorable speaker.
A Fancy Dress Ball is to come off here to-
night, under the auspices of Mrs, Senator
Gwinn. Very extensive preparations have
been made by the invited guests, and it is ex-
pected that the affair will be quite an event in
the social history of the current congressional
season.