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sidesca. "a EAs thirty second aos wr1IAx PArussOz.
sgsd So ysass and 10 days.
- attend the funsrAi, Ihursday snsrnoon q tvU
O'Clock His remains viii os iotevred IN Cypress IN
PAIxYk-Ai Bedford, westchestsr county, NY -
russdaymernns. August 10, LswB PAa~uR, In tbs TTth
Inc frisnos Of the family. and those Of his SON. Yrac.
Palmer Of this city, are respectfully avits attend
the funeral from bis ss residence Thursday August
PscK-a Newt,wn, L. l., on Monday, August Q. xss
CAROLINE PBCx aged 81 years.
ne relatives ana fenes Of Tho family invitsd y
attend the funeral tins w das.d.y) srsrncon half
past two O'CLOCK the lower Plank read, Maiden
Lame, Newsoxn,L L. l., without further notice
QuIN.-On Monday, August DR.. CaARins OUR, Age1
81 years, . native or Armagh, Ireland.
me fuoeral will take psoe this dsy (wednesdsy1 q
ssurn.-0n Monday, August 0, Jous snra, eyed 80
years, months end days.
The relatives and friends Of The family. also The nen
3i6, Off A. Ms and the Lodge No 1, OF United Bro
theis respectfully invited 70 astsad tue funsr. un
Y, this day (&ednesdsy) August IL, al one O'CLOCK
without further notice
ssra AT B,ookiy. DIX Wit W infant son Of Josiah
+. AID Cynthia Il smith aged months.
The friends of tina family respectfully invited 70 -
tend the funeral from lse Washington street. st thrcs
O'Clock, this fwednes4uyi Attsraoon-
Poughkeepsie papers please cary.
sMnH.-On Tuesday. August 10, srsr 9 short illness,
MARGARET ro'iot OF the late William Smith In tho 7o0
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the furess this "wednesday aernoens
two O'Clock from her resdsnc 80 Bank street Har
will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery Tor m
tesDept
TR1c,y-Or Tuesday, August 10, Of consumpNoo, PAa-
RICK TRACEY, aged 90 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF tine family respectfully
invited 10 attend the uperal this wednesday, aftern0oa,
O'CLOCK from late residsnos 100 Sheriff ssrssA
wInTysDz-Oe Monday, August 0, OF consumpGsa,
MARY WmrsaDE, aged s. years and - days
The friends and Acquan Of tho family aro ~
specully invited to attend the funeral from the rea-
dence OF her 500 In. Law. VIM Reynolds, IVA Tonh
ate fuatE aAa NaSta
further In vtatiou Her remains will be taken 10 Gfosa
wood
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rn,.,r,e.I ana Oth,r Amussments.

NiBfos GARDES.-fhe comedy OF "W~t kno nav
ing received lively demonstrations OF satsisc
ton last Monday evening annoupced Tor repshon b-
night sessrs Bake and Brougnsm are In iae cast
BovpRy -Bul~ers PLAY OF "Rcoeleu," Mr.. F0xs
comcaify entitled the -Four Lovers sod the farce o.
"Fortune Froo 70 nights bill Mcssrs Lorraine,
Hove, Fox AMI other favortes have Characters
wstlscN,s-Mr and Ms Florence are 10 continue their
amusng denesuons OF character his eyeoing vnen the
gentleman will play In 90 Flanngsn ana the fsree and
bosh In "rolla Moniez "Nan the Good for so,nng
AxEucAS Nussun-Tymsn, the ventriloqucai cooju.
rer fully PREPARED astoush and confouud 81 shD 90
h wonderful magical deiusons and near the con-
versason between himself and imaginary persons
wooD's MSsrxus are 10 open thor entertainment To
night with the customary variety Of songs burlceques,
&C the course which Epn Horn VII give ma Illus
uAton OF The "Pover Of Music" jim roS Rice foiioss
In "rne Mummy"
I'm Rpy.xy Bsoruvps are determined W keep up with
the spirit Of the axe Their most recent and
Achievemen. d teipg burIesque the "aae Dbl OAR
relr' controversy. Go and enjoy 70 nshh
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wiisonr Hsas Ccsorsr Will noe avs the
shn, but gradually turn yc.r hair 70 bact es browp"
vishout niurnG the hair. <ouble In apply ns ~ An
piled ne vsssr. kvwybcdy uses a. only u esps scsrs
va e ne d-uys,ore ss Yrsrs s-se r. T., al ND a..
Wanu. srsss ShlsdS2aA
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Arrivals at Lower Qusrantins.


Brig wiDgold, Captain Lorng, arrived August from
CAIdenas with sugar and molasses, 70 master AL well
on board Anchored In the lever bay.
Brig Anna Prentss, Captain circuit, arrived August
from ssgua Ia Grsnde, with sugar, 70 6urges Co. This
vessel lost OF hor In the hospital a her port Of
departure but there sickness her passase 10
this port. She detained below.
Brig VIM NASH, Captain Nash, arrived August
from Trinidad Cuba, with sugar and molAssss, 70
T. J. Peter One man uas brought 70 the Hospital act
(DoS OF yelow feve) the health OF the vesse Vas
otheruise good Detained beow.
No vessels detained ~ the upper anchorage PES
teroay.
rbe ship Peppere OF saco reported In yesterday
ings edition, from New Orleans, which port she len
Juy ~, bouSd Bordeaux, with cargo OF slaves oa
the 7th inst when In IS So long 10 81 having but
the chief officer, four and boy abe 70 do duty, and
the vessel eAkiog badly, the ships course altered
for keW York where she arrived on Monday evening In
tos OF steamer Achilles. Captain rwamoiey, Samuel
rwambley second officer, and four seamen brought
10 she upper Quarantine sick July II, lat % &c. loog
81 III, when i've days out Allen McLssn, e carpenter,
Of Nova Scotia, died Al time all hands were sick
but The chief ocsr Nj John Ovens who from the TIA
70 the afternoon Of the 9th 81 the Wheel while four
men and boy worked the pumps. On her arrival she
bad Eve feet Of hold, with strong list 70
port on account OF cargo shifting gang Of iAborers
have been sent down " nor 70 keep her free.
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D1inss OF Lower California.


sS ns ess
Soy from s supreme soyssnaen, sdIsase!ed :ssssH
SS & ss, ao mot
contract which may attack the rights an property hsy
psrts La soieisd San Eiooiss erutis a .lsmen
ss san ian D Lss.
JeuIo las AnimSs Ia comotsa s!u :sd 10 ns PENN ,as
La vssnss a. they have and
and # Win ~ s Ss Of ss
eIscuted befss ss Don Juan rrsnossoo Perez de
mo ssss e L.. nnc
seaoo aud Ss Gned Staten in applied
sfS a.
july '''" JoAS6H SAsc ti1 SAso Secretary,
A Caru.-AII Persons VINO have Gray Hair
hair q bad color are Invited TO e.i and consult Doccx
sired, and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry
9se. s..ndsrs' Metallic Tablet Racer strop.
r, As ssnuns ..S: h.: never been s's pjodsS
Cyrus w. FYsld.-Impsrial Photograph OF
Sas rsH on ssoo
Ban. and 90 ssnss, b. EoLsks 80 BSosd~sy. ~
Southern and WsssSsn Tradss-Our Stock
Of fall clolhng for tbs above xade u
plee assormeuts Of all tbs bes asd Latest
xny and ~ Broadway.
snlrts for the Million, all sizes, Retwiie1 az
Wholesale prices ct corner Of Murray and
Greenwich streets
10 the s'nfiiIton" and the "saillionaire,"
The "BALMoKAL BOUQUET"
recommended The most exquisite perfume ever Inn
ported. Sold at all the principal drug stores
Bailou Brothers, 400 BrOadWay.-Sharts,
oouars and gentiemens Furnishing goods re'aiied st
Wholesale prices.
Pu nsinu Punla.-Iovoaces OF Paris Soft Hats
| lust received. RHINALDO NJ wArEa5. Importer.
(sonfyey's Extract OF Eidcr Flowers, for
ths com lexion bee msoej ID rsrtisements.
Z. DUrOr. Agent go Broadway.
Barry's TrscophsroUs d the Dssf ana
are,s DRESSING beaunS cieansins curling
preserving md restoring tAe hAr Ladies sy Sold ~ Al
Radical Curs Tra0 Omoe.-Marsh Is &c.
No vesey street. House. Trusss and supporters
Truss ana BapdaGs Inssatute--EiAseao stock.
iasa female supporter aad instruments fer dsfornstes
Dr. GLOVER, No. Ana slrce<
RsmovaI.-Dr. johnson Rablneau. Phyo-
oian 6S Twenty ffh srss sxiA avenue Hours
Il home from 70 and 70 ioP n.
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Tm Joyn' woop FsnivAL-sscosp DAy.--The proceed
pgs Of yesterday were chiefly repetition Of thoss Of tho
preceding day. The wea,hsr w@ equsly foe, and the
crowd than equally jolly Tho success Of the affair
secured beyond persdventure the attendance on yes
brdsy being greater than thai Of the day before which
has been found TO number, making up the ACCOUNTS,
nearly thousand persons Of ali ages szes, SEXES
and natienaiities
To-Day We shall have the fnai, OF the Festival and the
winding up vii be magnificent Al two O'Clock the sing
ing societies ui compete for the prize mammoth silver
goblet Succeeding there wi be bal ehampTe, and In
evening the ksssrs Edge will put nDe poai upon
e affair with the grAndes display Of fireworks ever seen
here The full particulars viii be founc In the Official pro
eranme, publpbed In TO days HyR1tD, and ~e sdvse ell
our readers not 10 Mrs tas concluding portion Of me
pisasantes best conducted entertainment that has
been offered 70 the Ner York pablo for many years.
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EnlIS HaS Dye, Fear shaiis.gs q Boz, Hack
Or brown. NO Barclay sxcet N T., and CALLENDkh&
/ CO.. philadel2hia
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Southern and Wssssrn Trads.-Our Stock
Of fall and winter clohng for tho above xade nov ooa
plet4 coprsinE large Of all the be asd ates
styles cohng Terms and priccs favorable
70 undoubted houses. ID. DEvLM VO,
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onirts for the Million, all slzeS, Retwiiess AZ
Wholesale prices McAUGHLINs. Of Murray and
Green wich streets.
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Hsr,cvvsyS ointment s.a Pslis.-MultnAwdes
died ipples so might have been rendered
BY He0ovays Countless Victims Of internal
disease have peshes, whom HIS pin vosld have cured
Think OF tnisl
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burned to The waters edge at Alton yesterday.
Loss about SIS 900. The boat was insured for
$ll 900 IN Pittsburg Offices
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SPECIAL TKsM
Bsfore Hon Judge Insraham.
Areusz lo.-Rosalis W. HaTdeabrook 20 VIM 4. Hdr.
den,rool Tne amount Of alimony allowed i've dollars per
week. end the counsel fees reduced fron s2oo 70 100
CHAxBEss.
Before Hon Judge Cerke.
In We matter OF tbs application OF Ostharne Husman
for additional ailowapce out of estate OF Jus
Husman, an infant, report confirmed.
Jaas H. camrtsh us Geo X Has1o,It-xotcn grant.
ed. with costs 20 ABIDE event - .
frederic w. Bot,e JOAN W. Hamosly Motion De
ried with slo ccss.
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Barryss TrfcophsrOvs u the DeSf and
cheapest article for DRESSING bcsuuny cleaDsnS curling
preserving resoring tSs hAs. Ladies sy Bold By ~
druggtstA
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C:o0srey's Extract OF Elmer Flowers, for
shs oompleson tee misoel Aneous ID rsrtisements.
Z. DUrUY. Agent 90 broadway.
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To the snIiiisun" and the "Millionaire,"
The "BALMOKAL BOUQUET"
Ii recommended The most exquisite perfume ever I'm
ported. Sold at all the principal drug stores
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Radical Curs Tra0 Omce--Marsh Is 0o.s
No vcsey street. Asor House. Trusss and supporter
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Baiiou Brothers, 4O9 Broadway.-shirts,
collars and seniiemen's furnizhug goods reaiied q
Wholesale prices
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Pu nsinu Puila.-Io voices OF Paris Soft Hats
| lust received. RHINALpO NJ wArEa5, Importer.
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Cyrus w. F1sld.-Impsrial Photograph OF
Cysus w. Field, exhibition =, BRADYB gallery. $50
Broadway over fhompaon's saloon
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A Card.-AII Persons VINO have Gray Hair
hair q bad color invited TO c. and eca.ult Docos
QRAHDJEAN free nj "a Church street. corner
Of Barclay h Au gives the hair the natural color do
and be considered real prodigy OF chemistry
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Gen Baunllsrs' Metallic Tablet Raxor strups
rA genuine been equaed for prodsc
ing the keenest possbe edge . For skle ~ T. D.
BAUNDk30, No. Aston House
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Ambrotypes, a5 Cents; Pnctographs, 90
ceus dsgueeotypes ~ snds OF the city and country
Is and 50 cents. by hOLhkS. 1S9 Broadway.
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The following are the footlngs of our bank state
Ynant for the mast walk.
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Truss ana BapaaGe Inssstuse--Eiaseso Stock
Dr. GLOVER, No. Ana s4rce<
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Rsmoval.-Dr. johnson Rabineau. Phyu-
q hoDe. from 70 and 70 l0P n.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

CINCINNATI. Jan d.
The St. Louis Democrat says that passen-
gers report the following:
On Friday, the 25th, news reached Leaven-
worth of the engagement of the troops en-
camped at Sugar Mound and the Dragoons.-
The officers ordered Lane TO surrender; he re-
fused, the Dragons charged, but were repul-
sed with the loss of three of their number
The Dragons retired and sent Denver for re-
Inducements. Denver ordered three compa-
MES of Dragons to the seat of war. 1t is ex-
pected there will be bloody work soon. As
soon as new, of the engagement wss receiv.
ed the people commenced organizing and hur-
rying to assist Lane. 1t is expected that be-
fore the Dragons arrive Lane will be REIN
forced $780, Intense excitement PREVAILS
The people of Lawrence are preparing to take
the field. Calhoun has fled the Territory.
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THE
MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.

pIOttStSu
TERMS OF SUBscRrpTIoN;-Day, Is per annum; TrI-
Weekly 50; Weekly ~ in advance.
Clubs-Ten copies for sl5; Twenty copies, s2s:
The Missouri smccrat is western journal devoted
to the interests OF the West and published at st Louis
the center of the valley of the Missssippthe focus
of news, politics, literature, commerce and manufac-
ture Its facilities for giving the latest intelligence in
each and all these respects unarivaed, and It's
patrons may he assured that expense labor will
be spared to make 1t the paper of the people Every
departments filed with talented and reliable
ductors Its corps of correspondence in Washington
City, New York, New Orleans, Kansas Nebraska, New
Mexico and Utah, number of the ablest writer's
in the country. Contributions relating to the antuui-
ties, the Soils the mineral wealth. the agricultural
sources, the business and population Of surrounding
villages and towns. and the local news of the neigh
boring State, will always be found in its columns Tho
markets of the chief cities of the great and growing
west the statistics of production and shipments tho
marine interests Of our great rivers and the trade of
our railroads win each be carefully noted The latest
information by telegraph from every quarter win
furnished-the details of foreign steamships will be
given in fu-reviews of new publications Of interest
will be seduosly snpplieori brief everything that
afford entertainment to the reader or knowledge
to the thinker, will be presented to its subscribers
LATEST KANSAS NEws.-Kansas has become
country. For more than year past. the Missouri
has furnished the newspaper press ofhe Uni
ted States with the authentic as well as the ar-
est intelligence from that quarter
1t has now five reporters in various parts Of the
Territory and especial attention will be devoted TO OBJ
tain the reliable accounts every ofinterest tha
may transpire there. Those who wish to be fully post
ed in regard to Kansas affairs the politics. sentiments
immigration, and all that concerns the progress OF
opinions in that quarter find no better means OF
obtaining the same than through the columns of this
paper.
PoIIrIcsL PosrTIoS.-The Missouri Democrat Is ~
Its name imports, Democratic in principle conserva-
tive in sentment opposed to the violence and oatrags
that has dsgraced the Territories and In ia
vor Of the people Of each locality control their
mestic affairs without interference from those residing
in other States
EXCHANGE LIsT.-This journal has now the largest
exchange list Of any journal published in the West,
and the proprietors have been constrained decline
making any additions thereto although daily solicited
to extend such favors. In order, however that the
mutual benefit may be realized, now propose to
furnish daily copy of the Missouri Democrat TO any
newspaper that will insert the above prospectus three
months.
Publishers, DESTROYS of reciprocating, will please
send marked copy Of the issue containing it. l4l-S
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Arrival Of the Niagara.


The Niagara arrived this morning.
The news, except commercial, is unimpor
tant.
| There is nothing later from India.
The Bank Of France had reduced its rates t.
six per cent.
Financial difficulties had arisen among tn,
wooden manufa cturers. as'r. sa.r
The French Government has imposed du
tv on foreign brandies.
Further attempts have been made to launch
the Leviathan, but unsuccessfully, and it ha.
been abandoned.
The American submarine Company ha.
abandoned the attempt to raise the sunker
ships at .Sebastopol.
memorial very infuentially signed ha,
been presented to Lord Palmerston tn favor OF
the representation in Parliament of the educa.
ted classes.
FRANcE.-A general amnesty for newspa
per ofenses would be proclaimed on New
Years Day, and the decree of exile agains
Generals Bedeau and Changarniei repealed.
SPAIN An amnesty for political offense.
in the trans atlantic possessions Of Spain ha:
been proclaimed.
Prussia relations will soon bt
resumed between Prussia and Switzerland.
RussrA.-An important victory over tn,
Teherkessas is announced A great number
of them were killed, and many of the villages
burned. gH #
SWEDEN Important failures are annonnc
ed. Government were about to borrow twelve
millions of thalers for the purpose of assisting
the merchants.
LONDON, Saturday. latest.-The Times city
article notes an advance ola quarter per cent
in the funds. Bank returns show an increase
in bullion of 1861 1867 pounds
In the stock market the supply Of money !.
abundant, and in the discount market the bes
paper can be negotiated at Ct to 10 per cent
A reduction of the medium rate at the banl
seems probable before Thursday next.
| At Hamburg the crisis seems partially sub
siding; the rate Of discount for short paper hav
ing fallen to 6 per cent. ~
| The Brokers Circular reports the prices o.
Cotton half penny per pound lower on all quail
tiles. Coffee quiet and Tea quotations barely
sustained.
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Weekly Review.

The Administration has decided to support
Com. Paulding. Walker would be arrested if
he attempted to leave Washington He will
be prosecuted, and Member of the Cabinet
has expressed the opinion that he would be
sent to the State Prison this week.
The Cabinet take the ground that he is in
terrupting the transit route. The ire-eaters
are thereby enraged. Toombs in the Senate
and Quitman in the House, were on Monday.
to offer motions against the Cabinet policy,
and defend Walker. The latter has demanded
indemnity of government for his arrest.
Gen. Scott was in Washington on the LIST
comforting with the President and Secretary Of
War, it was supposed about Utah.
Mr.. Pugh was about to introduce bill fol
the immediate admission of Kansas under the
Lecompton constitution, with provision that
the first Legislature of the State shall submit
to the people, whether the Slavery clause b.
added to the constitution, and that the first, OF
any subsequent Legislature may submit to the
people whether they will call a convention te
alter or amend the whole Constitution. Thi.
would meet the approval of every Democratic
Senator.
| The New York democratic members are al
for Lecompton notwithstanding the slavery
clause. t"t ass
Mr.. Stephens, Of Ca, chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Territories, means to report Mime.
sofa and Kansas IN one bill, and try to drive i
through by the previous question, without 60.
ing into the committee of the whole.
A large and excited Nicaragua meeting
was held in New Orleans, on the 29th. John
Tobias made an exciting speech. Strong de-
mandatory resolutions were adopted.
The elections in Upper Canada have gon,
against the government. The opposition ar,
/ gaining ground.
I Exciting Kansas news will be found else
where.
A Walker Indignation meeting was held a
Mobile on the ID.
Stringfellow, nf Kansas notoriety, was il
| Washington on the Sd. He denounces tn,
Lecompton Constitution. It's too strong TO
! him.
The Boston and New York Municipal gov
ernments were inaugurated on the Attn.
The Fillibnsters at Norfolk refuse to land
They demand to be returned to Nicaragua. bu
the President says it can't be done, but will
urge pecuniary indemnity. Humphrey Mar
shall, of Kentucky, was to introduce resolu
tons on abe 4th, denouncing the seizure O
Walker, making compensation, and sendln,
him, and men back. Walker estimates his
losses at $240,0o0!
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XXXVth Congress.
FIRST SESSION.

Washington, Jan A.
SENATE.-Mr. Davis, of Miss, introduced
resolution to promote efficiency in the Navy.
Mr.. Fessenden gave notice of French Spo-
liation Bill.
Mr.. Fitz Patrick's resolution requesting oi
the President the communications, instructions
and orders Of the U. S. naval forces connected
with the arrest of VIM. Walker, was adopted
Mr.. Pugh had leave TO introduce bill fol
the admission of Kansas.
Mr.. Pugh said he offered the bill as CON-
promise. and explained its provisions.
Mr.. Benjamin submitted resolution to prin,
%, 900 copies of the opinion of the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott case.
Mr.. Brown commenced a speech in favor of
admitting Kansas under the Lecompton Con.
stitutio1, but was seized with vertigo and yiel.
ded the floor.
HousE.-Mr. Clingman reported resolution
requesting the President to inform them in re.
lation to tie seizure Of Walker and his follow.
ers in Nicaragua. ,Ea
| The resolution was received the rules being
suspended by 1T against AZ, and was passed
Mr.. Kelsey's resolution, calling on the
President to inform the House whether Mica
ragua has complained of Com. .Pauldng's
seizure of Walker, was adopted.
! BY Mr.. Cochran, bill to establish Collec-
ton Districts, ports Of entry and delivery, of
the u 8.
| Mr.. Davis of Mass, resolution to alte,
admeasurement Of American vessels, passed.
By Mr.. Keitt, a bill to organize regimen,
Of Mounted Volunteers fer Texas frontier.
Mr.. Cobb's resolution, instructing the Com.
| on Ter. to report whether the organization OF
Utah ought to be repealed, and that Terrific.
ry attached to adjoining Territories, adopted
Mr.. Smiths, OF ILL.,, resolution for com. tc
investigate the Fit. Smelling sale, with power
to send for persons and papers, was adopted
Mr.. Greenwood introduced bill to repea
act establishing court OF claims.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced bill to punish DO.
lygamy in the Territories.