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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
The Lost Daughter.

We have just received from I. b. Pc
terson. Publisher. Philadelphia, a copv OF
'"rhe Lost Daughter" by the distin-
guished aulhoress Mrs. Caroline Lee
Henlz. author of Linda" &c. II is
complete in one large duodecmo volume,
bound in cloth, Tor 1925, or paper cover,
81 90. Read what Cooley says ofit:-
The lamenied author of the charming
story that gives lis title TO this Attractive
volume has left behind her many lasting
and beautiful souvenirs of her literary tri-
umphs. But among them all. there is
not one. perhaps, more worthy OF her
reputation than the affecting story Of
1.-The Lost Daughter" We are not cal
led upon, We are aware, to repeat here all
that able critics have so often and ruth
fully said in praise Of the dramatic pow
ers displayed in the the wiring Of the late
Mrs. Hen'z-of the ease, correctness, land
gracefulness of her s,yle-of the purity OF
the strength Of her moral principles-or
Of The applicability Of her lessons and ex-
ampes 10 The prudent regulation OF the az
fairs of every day life. Exclusive Of
1.-The Los, Daughter" this volume con-
,ains 10 less than nine of the aulhoress's
delightful stories.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
C02g9J5g5CAg8D.
For the Register.
The Flag OF our Union,

Presented 10 the Shepherds,own Light
Infantry. by the Ladies, Feb. %, 1858.
Proud insignia of free and happy
Republic lis resplenden, astral bow,
en,hrnned on lis field of ETHEREAL blue,
myslically portrays its heavenly origin.
It's broad decided Stripes, ferfec, in their
true answering parallels proclaim its
mission of justice. equality and right.
Generously inviting 10 the shelter of its
ample protective folds the needy and op-
pressed of every land Whilst its irwin
chile Eagle, guarded by the shield of hon
or, and branGishing the inhiclive arrows
with the Olive Of peace, silently proclaim
Liberty and selldic,aiion, inaienable
rig hts. demanding courage and might TO
maintain ihem.
Glorious ensign Of unshackled freedom!
What hear, swells not with pleasure and
pride in beholding it ,riumphsn,iy floating
upon The free winds of Heaven--a bea.
con star TO misunderstanding ocular dem.
onstrs,ion that brave hearts dare do wha,
,yranis quail 10 lookupon.
Loved Flag Of our Country-..we hail
| thy floating buniiDg--sure guarantee oil
freedom TO our laughing native land--glo-
rIous home of the charlottesville virtli-
Gus and the brave. What eye beholds
our counny's Banner, and turns not in
instructive retrospection 10 the noble ma.
tional structure upon which i, is planted
Reared on the broad and comprehensive
base ofjust and equal rights, lenient laws
and mutual benefit. it towers in its pride
above the cramped and partial Penons o.
Auiocrats and ,yrants.
Guard well thou Grave and chivalrous-
the Lee, unlIammeled play Of its republic
can prerogatves /; Heaven forlend the day
when party, sect, or sectional sympathy
shall mar tire grace of its sweep, or the
Ipride of It's supremacy.
Stay thou homicdal hand mar moi il:
'glorious proportions I! Sap not the ele
men,ary strength Of its permauenee ane
greatness. Obscure not star rend no
a stripe efface not the Heavenly elheria
blue of our national escuicheon.
| Rally around it and cherish our Union
for we are band Of brothers, and stud,
iii well ye high-toned martial youth o
our patriotic precinct. Let your beautiful
banner, wrought by fairy fingers, AM
presented, a pledge Of confidence, esteem
and sacred trust reposed. by gentle. year
ming hearts, rest with you lasting thougl
!. silent lesson of faith, fidelity, chivalry an,
honor. Look upon it, We repeat. and b
true 10 yourselves. true TO your friends
true TO your country, and above all, tru
10 your God. L. S. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Death of VIM. I'll. Fouke, ESQ.

Again has death entered our village,
and removed one Of our most worthy CHI
zens. MIR. Fouke had been sick Blu, a
few days, ye, during that time he endured
the severesi suffering. He was afflicted
with carbuncle which, producing cry
sipeias, terminated his life on Wednesday
the l7Ih Of February.
Mr.. F. removed to this village from
Shepherds,own, Virginia, in 1854, and
has since that time been one of our mos,
useful citizens. He was ever ready 10
lend helping hand to those in need, in
deed his creates, deligh, seemed TO consist
in doing a man favor. and by his good
ness of heart. ingra,iated himself into the
affections of all our citizens. When death
calls away such men the people MORN.
The deceased leaves wife and three
children 10 mourn his irreparable loss.
The funeral services took place al the
Neil ODDS, church, on Friday last a, ten
O'Clock, and his remains were followed to
the grave by large concourse of people.
The Rev. Dr.. McNell, formerly Of Shep-
heruStOWn, virginia, preac"eu ne iuheidi
sermon, and selected as his text for the
occasion, the following words from the
third chsp,sr of Revelation, and The twelfth
verse
Him that overcomeih will make q
pillar in the temple of my God; and he
shall 90 no more out; and will write
upon him the name Of my God. and the
name of the city OF my God. which is
new Jerusalem, which cometh down oui
of heaven from my God; and will write
upon him my new name"
Mr.. Fouke was aged AZ years,4 months
and ls days.--Mount Norris, Illinois
Watchman.
AZ Mr.. Fouke was native of thi:
town. and was extensively known in this
community as an honest. upright man
The intelligence Of his death created I
degree Of sadness upon the minds of his
friends and acqusintances.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
For IL. Register.
Valentine


Once the Gods in homage meet,
Bent around great Juno feet,
Craving each with earnest care,
Gifts to grace a fayoriie fair.
Juno. willing them to'please,
Gave her dignity and ease
Jove, great sovereign of the skies,
Gave her dark and lustrous eyes.
Venus gave the gentle art,
TO attract and win the heart
Pallas. wisdom's mantle rare,
Threw around the lovely fair.
Thus endowed the peerless girl,
Set the world all in whirl,
Whats the name?'g asked HymenslyIy;
Cupid whispered 'llis Lille J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

A HALE OLD VETERAN Grant Thor
burn is sensible old man. On the 18th
inst, he wrote as follows from New Ha-
Il have lived another year in this falsely
so called miserable world. verify be-
leye il is The best world, terrestrial, that
God Almighty made. | have never felt
head, heart nor ,oothache during the year
just gone by; and this day lehier upon
my eighly-6fth year. | walk without a
staff. and eat my food without brandy or
buers. 1 never was drunk in my life,
and never had a rheumatic pain. voted
three years when Washington was Presi-
dent. | lived twenty two years under
George Iii. ,sawth whole reign of George
", William w., Victoria thus far. ]
was intimate with Hamilton, Jay, Nor
ri., old Governor Clinton and other prom
inenl actors in the revolution. i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Death Of Col. Edward Lucas.

As we 60 10 press we learn thai Col.
EDWARD Lucas. Paymaster of the United
States Armory, a. Harper's Ferry, died
sometime during Thursday night. His
remains will be inferred in the family
burial ground upon the farm OF DR.. K. A.
LUCAS, near this place. on Tomorrow,
Sunday 9TH March, atl2 o'clock, Al.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
gsaa3AGg9.

On the gard alt. by Rev. L. F. vii.
son. Samuel Hedges Of Ohio, aud Miss
MaryfJ.4 Robinson. tsugbter Of James
II. Robinson. E>q,, of Berkeley county.
On the ,24lh rnll., al sGerards'owh by
49,. UIHiam Bear and Miss Eleanor
On the e5th ut, by Rev. A. II. H.
Bovd. D. D.. Noble B. .Heans 10 Miss
Martha T.. HiH, OF Berkeley county.
In Ilaeerstown, Md, on The 23rd ult.
by Rev. G. D. Chenowith, Thomas II.
Bvers and Miss Laura p. Mattary, both
of Berkeley county. 1913
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

Dr.. Davis, whose office was lately
burned by mob Of free Stale men at klc'
spoo, Kansas, is from Charlestown, Va.
Iiappesrs he roomed with South CARO-
linian and he suffered by the ATTACK on The
premises Of The latter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
For the Register
Biblical Enigma.

am composed Of 48 leuers.
Ny 9 Is 90 6 is one who rebelled a.
gainst Moses.
Ny 2 &c Is "a 20 So is one OF the
tribes of Israel.
My IL 3 IL Is 81 is one Of the spies.
My II l6 81 lS 3 is one Of the books
of The old Testament.
Ny 80 "a Al 4 80 SO is one OF
Pharoah's officers.
My A 30 % 43 SO AZ is The place
where Joshua pitched Twelve stones.
My 80 46 10 l3 is the number of kings
that were shutup in cave.
My 80 SO 8 &c 46 80 is one OF the
books OF the old Testament.
My ii % Is 81 is the name Of fe-
male spoken Of in the new Testament.
NV IS "A 7 80 8 30 90 % is the per.
son who Moses slew.
Nv 81 % ID 80 Is "a 40 is an herb
mentioned in the song Of Solomon.
My 40 Ill 10 IL 81 is one of the books
in the old Testament.
My whole is the 18th verse OF one OF
The Psalms Of David.
Shepherdstown, March lst, 1858.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Going to winchester.

p. p. pANDRlDeE, ESQ.,, of Jefferson
County, and Mrs. BLISS, daughter OF
Gen. Taylor, ex-Presideni, who were
married few days ago a, New Orleans,
have. We learn. selected Winchester as
their future home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Appointed.

ROBERT E. SEWERS was appointed by
the County Court Of Frederick. on Mon
day last, Clerk Of that Court pro tenn, to
supply the vacancy created by the death
of II. A. II. RELY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

FATAL AccIDEST.-We regret 10 learn
that Professor Henry A. Washington, OF
williamsburg, Va, met with an nnlorin'
maize accident at his lodgings, in this city,
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, by
which his life was brought to premature
md. Whilst handling an alr-gun, IT was
by some accident discharged. the ball ia.
king effect in his head, and causing his
death in about two hours. The deceased
had been a sojourner III This city for the
last four months under medical treatment,
and had made preparations 10 return to
Virginia this morning. lie was recently
Professor of History 10 W illiam and Mary
college. of Virginia, and was the editor
of the last edition Of the Jefferson Papers.
He was ripe scholar and an accomplish
ed gentleman, and his unlmely death un-
der circumstances Of such peculiar afilic-
lion, will be long and sensibly fell in a
wide circle of admiring and afecIionate
friends. HIS age was only thirty-six
years National H!teligencer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

REpucrroN OF FARE TO CALIFORNIA. -
In consequence ofthe establishment OF an
opposition line from New York 10 Cali
fornia. the Old Mail Line via Panama
have made large reduction in their rates
of passage. The old rate for the first
cabin was $500, and the new rate has not
vet been fixed. bu, the price of tickets Tor
The second cabin has been reduced from
5000 10 $I00,and The Storage from $3.50
10 $50. This includes the $25 charged
each passenger for the transit OF the 18th
mus. and is certainly bringing the cosi Of
The journey within very moderate COM
pass. considering the distance OF the voy'
age. The opposition will probably ioi'
low this reduction, and possibly 60 be-
yond it, SO that il is very pretty quarrel
as i. stands. 4I-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Sale Of Land and Timber.

We omitted stating in former number
that Mr.. ABRAHAM SNYDER, Special Com
missioner. sold at Public Sale, twenty
acres of land sci with timber, of Daniel
Border, deceased, adjoining the lands of
Christian Rinehart and Levi Moler, for
tie sum of $40 per acre purchaser,
CHRISTIAN RHINEHART.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SHERIPFALTY.

I'VE are authorized to announce JAMES
w w. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, as csndi.
date FOR the SheriHalty, al the election in
Nav next. Feb. 10, 1895.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs.--WashIng-
ton. March 2.--Gen. Whitfield, a letter
received to-day, says Gen. Lanes party
has served upon him q notice TO lull Kan
sas, threatening ihs, unless be shall DO So
tina, be Iane) will assassinaie bin. Gen.
w. adds that he has sen, his family oul
of the Territory, bu, that be himself will
remain. Gen. w. also says that house
burning and murders are frequent.
In the county opposite 81. Joseph, Mo-,
Mr.. Formau ant his family have been
driven out, and several other families liy-
ing there killed; also, one in The colnty
above.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

RELIsIors NoTICg.--The Rev. Mr..
DOUGLAS will preach in the Elk Branch
Church, tomorrow, Sunday, 7,h March.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

Commissioner Of Revenue,
To the Vofrs Of Jc0srson County.
CAMUEL STONE respectfully annouu-
~ ces himself as candidate for re,elec-
lion to the office Of Commissioner OF the
Revenue, at the election in May next.
March 6. 1858. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

COOP TASTE IN DREss.-A young la
dy in one Of The leading circles at Wash
ihgion, was complimented by gentleman
on the simplicity and good taste OF her
dress. at an evening party. She replied;
:" am glad you like nv dress; u cost
just seven dollars, and made every stitch
of i, myself" When our young ladies'
pride themselves npoh the home Dsnufac-
ture and cbespness of their attire, instead
Of the expensiveness and foreign imporla-
lion, we shall have fewer "broken" faith
ers and husbands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.--There was
partial eclipse of the moon on Saturday
afternoon, which was visible throughout
Europe, ASIA, and Africa. part OF Norm
America, and in South America. The
moon rose with about one quarter OF ii
dis-eclipsed. at which Time those persons
who had repaired TO The Capitol ar oihef
elevated positions from which both The
eastern and western horizon are v'sible)
could for few minutes see both the sun
and The moon. The shape of the edge
of this globe (Which caused the eclipse)
was clearly visible, aud had there been
telescope Of sufficient power those obser'
vers could have seen their own shadows
defined m the outline. The eclipse end
ed at nine minutes after six, Washington
mean time.
There will be an annusr eclipse of the
sun, " hch is a rare spectacle, visible at
This metropolis on the l4lh Of March.
The sun will rise ecIipsed, and remain so
until seven o'clock and eleven minutes.
mean time. Washington Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

From SANTA FE-- The .9rmy an Utah.
st. Louis. March 2.--The Santa Fe
mail has arrived. Capt. Marcy reached
tina. vicinity on the ID ult. The trip was
attended with the loss OF muller and
great hardships. He would Immediately
make purchases for The resumption OF the
expedition, which has thus far been en-
,Iely successful, and it will no doubt pu.
Colonel Johnston in possession oil The
means of transportation TO Utah much
earlier in the spring than supplies can
reach him FROM The States.
A difficulty occurred between Surveyor
Kelly's party aud the Mexicans near Al
lueierque, in which two Of the lailer were
killed.
Mr.. Hocksday, District Attorney Of
Utah has arrived here. The Government
dispatches deny that the troops al Camp
Scott are on half rations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

CONC TO "SpREAD HERsELF."--We
find the following "hoop" rolling the
rounds of our exchanges; il is from the
San Francisco Globe
As newly married couple. evidently
from the country,were pIomenadlng Mont
gomery stree, last evening. their curiosity
was suddenly aroused by the appearance
of some mysterious looking articles, dang.
ling in large window. They eyed them
with the deepest concern, first on one side
then on the other, until a, length the hus-
band, having completely exhausted his
imaginative powers, drawing out:
"Well, Sal, consarn my picier eft them
aini the cussede.t looking things ever
hearn Of" Then twisting himself about,
and giving the contents of the window
another look, he added, "What on airih
kin they bel What do you guess The
darned things are -
why, Jake. don't you know-krine-
line and hoops ~
''Do you tell ~ CALCULATED Jake softly
Items 'em, is they = and he again
ran his eyes abou, the strange apparel.
IL think they are SO sweet" ven'ured
Sal, when, al the same moment, lady
dressed in the very height and breadth OF
the fashion rushed along.
Jake, had seen enough. His mind Was
made up. Sal, mus! have "kr,nei'ne.
Wiihou. saying word he started 10 me
store, but was stopped a. the door by her
with all sorts of entrea,ies not 10 carry The
Joke any further. But Jake was defer
mined. lie bad taken a fancy to the
goods, and could not rest until his better
half was supplied with them. She drew
back, bu, i, was of no avail. He gather
ed her arm slightly in his own, and making
along stride into The establishment. ex'
Come, along, old gal, you're my wife
now. and-9 you shanf spread your'
SELF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06

A TRuANT HUSBAND FOUND "A lew
weeks since, Mrs. Mary S. Rich. agent
of the ..Women's Protective Emigranon
Society,"" arrived in Bloomington, Ill.,
in charge of 20 or 80 young women, IN
search of situations. A married man Of
tina, town waited upon the lady. and IN
formed her tina, he wanted girl TO DO
house work. Having satisfied Mrs. Rich
tina, he was '.al right that lady intro
duced him to the girls in her charge. sta.
ting what he wanted. whereupon one OF
the young ladies walked upto themaT-
ried man, and said, Ill 90 With this gen.
,leman; I've lived with him before; he is
nv husband p Somebody was very
much as,onlshed when the young lady
found her husband, and another somebody
looked very pale when the married man
found his first wife.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-06
Letter from q suicide.

Robert Thought committed suicide al
Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday last, by
swallowing laudanum. Mr.. T.. was a
machinest by trade, and resided With his
family. He recently enteredshe employ
Of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company,
and boarded at the Eagle Hotel, in Alex
andria. After bis decease letter was
found in his chamber addressed 10 h,s
landlady, and runs thus
81 am now going to rest | might say
great deal but death is sweeter man
life. Those that ought to be dear to one
have forsaken me. | love them; they
are nv own children. May God bless
Them | freely forgive them; but as 4
live alone, bury me alone. Make me a
common box, and put me in cart and de-
post my remains in the northern hary,'
ing.ground, but let not any OF my friends
know anything about me. ! have loaned
money here have divided With those
who were in need but now, when u
would be ofservice, cannot get it. Soon
er than would involve myself choose
death. know | have friends in Alex
andria that would not let me want for
dollar, bu, cannot see when | shall be
able 10 pay it. May God bless you all
| hope he will bless me. die with that
hope-.fsrewell.
ROBERT TRouGHr.
P. ST. canno, see TO read this after l
wrote it," Il
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Book NoticeS.

We are indebted to the author for a copy OF
the Report on the United States and Mexican
Boundary Survey, made under the direction of
the Secretary Of the Interior, by VIM. H. Emory,
Major FirSs Cavalry and United States commits
sioner; Vol. 1. Washingt ton A. o. p. Nichol-
son, Printer; 1857.
This Is one Of the works printed by order of
Congress, concerning the cost Of which SO much
was said In the OF the contest for the Con-
gress printing. IL is not only carefully detailed
history of the boundary survey of which it treats
but embrcces minute description of everything
conceivable of interest connected with the terra
'necgnifa (almost through which the survey
was prosecuted.
Tine volume before Us contains hundreds of H.
lustrations in the way of eDgTavncs and maps,
which, together with its complete Ietter-press,
cannot fail to give the studious reader a thorough
knowledge OF It's subject. II reflects great cred
II, not only on Major Emory and his assistants
of whose professional labors it is the result-but
on the determination of Congress to do their share
towards aiding to develop the resources of the
(as yeti unoccuPied territory of the United States
by afording to the enterprise of the country the
means Of speedily obtaining all possible inforna-
ton with reference to It,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fift Csusreas Pir.tS..,y.r

IN THE SENATE yesterday, nothing transpired
after our report closed except the passage of pri
waite bills.
IN THE HOUSE, the parliamentary maneuverinc
10 prevent vote on the resolution to admit "a
seats the alleged representatives from Minnesota
Messrs Phelps and kavanaugh, was continued
untll adjournment without any definite action
being had
The main question was ordered by vote Of
yeas lOl, nays 9O-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Adraln, Ali, Arnold. At
klns, Ayery, BaTksdalo, Bishop, Bocock, Bowie,
Of Mssour da sut Uob c"is sSs
CoShrsne. CockerilI, Corning. Craig 81 Mo. Cfsw
Elliott. English Fa"iR1ei, Fose8oe 6s aenas Gi
klns. Hopkins. Houston, Hughes HuyIer, Jackson.
jje enss Jeweit, Jones Of Tsnnesyeei CLANCY
Marshall OF n"iss Maynard MaG iles
9%l,man, Ready Reagan. Reilly, Ruiia Sandidse,
Of Tennessee, staliworth, Stephens. Steye n,h
Stewart Of Maryland Talbot Fay or Of New YSpH'
Winsox Wortsndske, WIGHT Of Tesness nee sSj
ZolllcOHer-lol. "''"
Bss, Buffinton, BurliDgame, Campbell Case. CInrE
Of ConneGtIeut, Clawson, Cemeps; Colfax Conlins,
DsH Ss aWs. b bays 6 S
ise Ens a, EtaIGnsworth Fent9n Foster Gilman
H"a1a Hoft"S
Kellogg, Kelsey, Klgore, Knapp, Kunke Of Penna.,,
h Mates hp WyD Mf 51san f
Morse of Name; Morse Of New YORK Moi, :" M iil'
,ay , Nichols. Palmer Parker, Petit Pike Potter,
York Smith Of Virginia, Spnnst Stanton c saw HSw
pp f WsSas W Esiyf5 Io %s,oa
Washburn of Wisconsin,, Washburne OF Illinois
sOn-90. ~
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Proceedings Of To-day.

Is THE SENATE, to-day, communications were
received from the War and Treasury Depart.
ments.
Mr. Hunter, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill authorizing the Secretary
OF the Treasury to create loan of SI5 On OOO
and gave notice that he will call it up on Mon,
day next.
Mr.. Green introduced a resolution to nav the
employees OF the Senate extra compensation,
equal to the amount granted to the emplovees of
the House; laid on the table.
In THE HOUSE, after excited preliminary pro
ceedings on the subject Of the admission of the
Minnesota representatives.
The substitute for the report Of the Committee
on Elections was rejected by vote of-yeas "A
navs I25 -
The resolution of the Committee, admitting
Messrs kavanaugh and Phelps to seats, was
then adopted. ~ -