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Ia the Chicago post office mails received daily from
twenty railroad trains Thirty fee hundred mails (the Press
says made up every day Over five million letters
and six million papers we've handled the last quarter
The Nebraska legislature has djourned after session
Of forts -four days twas industrious and peaceabe
body aud has not been disgmced by local quarrels or
SCENES Of Towdyism,
since tle disappearance Of the yellow fever in New
Orleans aud Galveston the influenza has been very prev
alent Ia those places.
Eaort being made 10 establish 'lpating school at
New Orleans the plan that in operation at Bal
tmore.
News has been received from Georgetown Demarara,
a. December ~ The barqne MaiE Adelaide had brought
2gl Portuguese cmigants - Madeira The weather
thned very sultry, aud There much sickness pre-
yaag.
The Bssrso q q paraa, II Havana has report 10 the
effect that Gen la Lave bud been defeated and take
prisoner JalAg ~ Gen cbles Az the Vera Cruz pa
pers 81 batter date make mention Of the event II IL
not credited Difficulties ~ the forred loan order had
oscurrsd At Monlrrcy where Nj James M Iangstroth,
American merchant hsd been requested 10 lend the
authorities 81 oea, under penalty Of expulsion, with his
gnois, from chs country. subsequently,, however, the
penalty sithdia.n but the merchants required
10 ossutsiiuie aacorting 10 their menus
The "a louls Republican 81 last Tuesday eays there Il
good fssn b. lesiieye that The Davenport and ROCK
island bridge AcEoss Tho Mississippi "9ll he
raove aud the main channel u the river freed from
this artificial oifrsesioa II o,S NOT give the reasons
CA which This hcrf y founlsd
divorces has le tstai Coz several days at New
Haven l1ioFe Jadgc Wsiao. Mrs. Mary A Bennett sues
fH disorce from hes hurbasd Dr. George Bennett
The eKetos unusual interest and the New Haven
pspsr rgrt t- details al great length She details
series u constant and intnieEahle alu-rs
fIoa Henry Barnard m. D., CO noasiy quarter Of
century superintendent a common schools ia New Eng
hand has oonsntoi - take charge u the State Univer
si,y Ia Wisconsin, and u making preparations e
leave ior his fsld u labor.
Dates have been rcccisc'l from Melbourne, Australia
On the 2sth II Anga~t The 0reclong aud Belaroh nail
way had en nauEufetcd by cutting the hrs, turf and
imposing celebration,
han d before the North Carolina legislature 10 pre-
,eut horse s,csling Ia PARISHES second conviction
~ith branding w thr lorm u horse shoe aud third con
vstioa 20 b. punished With hanging.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT

This paper, which we give entire this morning. is
one of the most important that has before is
sued from the Post Office Department For the first
time in the history of the government there has
been established, within the last year, system Of
mails reaching entirely across the continent, and
bringing the most distant and isolated districts Of
our widespread territory into contact with our mail
system. The extension Of the system during the
last season has been territory almost as vast
as the country over which IL had before been spread
and we have no doubt that ours is at present The
most colossal postal system in the world
There is no doubt that the establishment Of mail
coach routes across the continent, through regions
in which the white is yet strag,ler aud which
are still held by the wild Indians Of the West. will
prove potential means Of suppressing the hos.ili-
ties of the savage which now 80 much annoy our
people. To see a far-distant race establishing
through their country, at intervals Of fifteen on TWEEN.
ty miles, posts aud relays Of horses aud coaches.
and to companies Of eight or ten white men
boldly traversng their country in perfect fearless
ness, is quiet exhibition OF force aud power, in
dcatimg mighty potentially residing behind,
which, told, strikes these wild men with
astonishment and awe. This. with the striking
impression which our Utah army made upon the
savage mind in marching the plains Last
spring, must result long in establishing pacific
relations with nearly all the Indian tribes ~ The
trans Mississippi region.
OF course, this immense postal system, whici, has
lately been converted, from commercial agency
delivering packages among cities, villages and pop
uatons for hire into great political agency Of civ
ilization, emigration, and progress which has pcne-
trated not only populous districts ia the East but
our vast territorial dominion in the West of course
we say, this system which has been SO prodgiously
enlarged in its aim and design is no longcr sclfsus
tanning organization. Everything has been done by
the Postmaster General to reduce the cost Of tho
system to the lowest standard, and we have doubt
that the country will sustain him in his able and In
deatgabe efforts to bring the system TO its present
usefulness and magnitude.
But the Postmaster General does not rest his case
here. He points out the modes by which the sys-
tenn can readily be made selfsnstainng and 6nan.
cially remuneratve. Three reforms viii render the
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ELEGANT DRIES sILKs, MoUssELINEs


IL SHAWfS CIOAKs VEyES, &cWe would call the special
OF Congress
the abOvenamed goods have
goods
consisting OF the following desirable goods, viz
Elegant brown tan mode, and black robes, two yoanis
Rich silk robes, velvet votans
Rich double iupc, velvet skirts.
ground silk all tho desirable
from $50 10 S25
ground robes ranging from SIG s25
pieces rich dark silks In patterns
N nIes, stripes and Bayaiere styles.
10 pieces elegant black Bayadcre silks by the yard.
yard and comprising all probability the cheapest
of ooored silk any
ncnt south 81 New York
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS
opened largest plain fancy
silks that purchased comprising
viii be found the following very choice articles via
beautiful light silk white, blue white
al white all pink all blue color aud white and lavender color
The above goods are In
splendid yadcrc robes with body and trimming match
color and white, aud pink an white
elegant embroidered three hounced robes pink
blue, said o have o import
embroidered robes guile same style and cDlors
,rcncnc ROBES suitable
evening volans making
all the largest stock Of HIGHT evening robes
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS by THE YARD
We have just cned 20 elegant ayaderc
atcs stripe pink, blue color, and white.
PLAIN poui dc sol pink blue, white color
ealcr cherry 81 81 so
comprising cannot be found elsewhere
the District.
Our lowest price plain figures every article
oi,r deviation aud hope
reputation sufficient guaranty tia, no article VII be m'srcpre
scented. wN Hitsfff n to
No opposite Market,
pee 7-iotdf be-. III and Sch streets.
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CON G RESSIONAL.
ThIrty-Firh congress--second session.
TUMpAY, pEcEMBER I, ls5s.
SENATE.

Hon. JANIS A. BAYAnD, Of Delaware appeared III his
seat to-day
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a report
from the chief clerk of the Court OF Claims. transmitting
the opinions of that adverse 10 the claims hoe
c. Nye of Mary l. ID. Blaney, enthusiastically OF GeoVe
Blaney of Alexander NJ Cumming, of 5. Bowman and
George Brnker surviving executor of Isaac Bowman, and
of the State Of Alabama against the United States under
the act of her admission into the Union also opinions
in favor of the claims of Thorn Alcn OF John Rehe
of Nancy NJ Johnson, ADMINISTRATIVE OF Walter Johu
son. aud of Emile G. Jones, executrix OF Thos. T. Jones
deceased which seyeray ordered 10 lie on tho
table for the present.
Mr. SHIELDS presented memorial from George Ete
manu. setting forth that during dreadful storm while 10
the service of the Indian department. he sustained
tain injuries which had rendered him hopeless cripple
for life and soliciting from Congress such relief may
be applicable TO his case.
ION presenting this mcms,ial Mr. snELps took occa
sion 20 call the attention of the Senate 10 the peculiar
hardship of this case wherein young and active man.
ia the service of the government had been rendered
wholly unable to provide for his subsistence, and
pressed the earnest hope that the Committee on lndhn
Affairs would give IL that favorable consideration II 80
imperatiyely demanded
On motion by Mr. ALLEN, resolution adopted
that the Senate will Thursday at one o'clock, proceed
the election OF Assistant Dookeeper In the place Of
Isaac Holland deceased,
Mr. WILSON gave notice Of his intention to introduce
bill approprating million of the public lands
for the support Of public schools Ia the District oi Co
lumbia.
MIR. CAMERON gave notice oi his intention TO INTRO
dnce bill granting pension to the widow OF General
Persier Il, Smith,
Mr.. SEWARD gave notice Of his intention to intro
duce bill granting pension to Mrs Myra Clark
Gaines.
On motion by Mr. CLAY, it ordered that when
the Senate adjourn to day it be to meet on Thursday
next.
Mr.. GWIN moved that the Senate proceed to the con
sidcration OF the Pacific railroad bill.
Mr.. PEARCE called attention to the twenty first joint
rule of the two houses, which provides that, attr
dtys from the commencement of second subsequent
session of Congress- all bills resolutions, or reports
which originated in either house and at the close OF the
preceding session remained undetermined in either
house shall be resumed and acted in the same manner
if an adjournment had not token place He thought
the effect this rule would be to prevent the consdera
ton of unfinished business during the first six days Of
| session.
The CHAIR decided that, in view of that rule, the mo
ton of the senator from California would not be in order
| at the present time.
Mr. GWEN gave notice that he would call up that bill
on the first day when ii should be in order,
On motion the Senate adjourned
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE. The Philadelphia North Amer
and United States Gazee for Tuesday morning was
accompanied by supplement- of four large pages, and
gave the Presidents message, the reports of the Secre-
tics aud several Of other accompanying documents, all
In full with condensed summaries of each paper uhder
the editorial head
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WASHINGTON CITY.
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y skill and tactics There are many points Of disa
sreement between us and Europe but it is to be
hoped they win be settled by effort to trans
late government from the Eastern to the Western
shore Of the Atlantic
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CUIRTS MADE TO ORDER Stevens is prepared
- order A. srts q nne
quality. SihNfNrt
Dec sim silesrooni Browns Hotel
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Sffce Se8 Glcrf Der WOnrt Of
Common NleaS.

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ltd SIG @u9en SGSniHs'S
berihmteS
&cbSpeDifcDes SitferS
1u8 HbitdzRtubt

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Snteutgem5s&of1ce
K. F. Wande.

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1873 Sf Prattltr., 3milGen Canal II. @benfr.
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ter pOn 9Gulern uO f~pnfisem Gtsentbum, 0srmtet9ern unb
yftetplu9s npen beRens aasfntren Werbe.
@lst0faas beipr9e t0 Gpueettpaen ron &e6aungen unb
Henteu, wpflr ib cute &efsrenten gebsn farm.
que Auftrd9e perSen nnter ben annebnbarfen Ssbtn9un9eu
befOrgt. NfdraI73nt
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Ia Or. Swapne s 5ulammenaeIeBte
ilbtirfden.S prDp Qetlt pprtrsfFta bartnddtsem 5ufsu, @r.
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tdutert oas But. SIN Grp6 uno 8fetnSGrfauf 3u baStn In
Der Office bs nQDeder" gu 81 per 5laf5e.
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DIR. j a m e higgins,
StaatS G1emifer BON Wtarblano.
s be gum @erfauf ausee6Utene Qabuns III reseInastg BON
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grets S45 fir bs GUnne BON 1000 9fb. r
abrsTe: b. M. Rhodes & Co.,
@P9.3mt SO. 14t, g8ef Yrattfrase, Baltimore.
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Deutl6eS
Mrbett N6aebwetfungS 8urcau,
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Nu6funft prtDPfIed mfr r.
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SrGnteu 1t1ro 9eiDemOem!
DIR. Swayne's
3uiammen5eiester Sprup ppn WiGbfirIden !
MuEerprSeufItcf1e Rur.

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a m m en9eleBter S9rup pDn @ttbttr.
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niethent 9rpBen &rt1nnen unb our 1}reuoe metner gdntlie,
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9aqm az nnp aiei@ sem SOFTEN 6etraa3t bate, NOR Id pDl.
lts 81 ia4f Jaars lns gsra0fsn gns npe BIN i'd gin eefnn-
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me0ical.

Glands SARSAPARILLA-FOr purifying the
- Bood-The original and genuine article purely Vegetable
everywhere celebrated its eeay the arising
impure state Of the b, cd or habit Of the system As
attentive mild sperieut and enoyang agent il unequaed
the happy results produces arise from its containing highly
form ell the medicinal virtues Of the best Sassps
lla. Prepared and sold BY A. b. d. SANDS Druggists No
100 Fulton New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

DDcoSTIsrgD.-To punish tho Postmaster at
State Dock. Duchess County, who was n esideat
OF Fremont Club, the Office has been discontinued
10 the great of the people in the uegh
borho65. No Pro-Slavefy msa could b. found in the
seishboraood orths 0fcs would hsve beep continued.
lAlbaay ysunsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

LOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-The favore steamship FLORIDA
Capt Isaac Crowel will leave SATURDAY. Jan. 3d. at
O'Clock NJ from Pier No North River Bill Of adn1 signed
only board. For freight passage spply 70 SAMeEL H.
MITCHELL No IS Broadway Steamers for Florida connect
at leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday The
STAR OF THE SOUTH, Capt, Thos Lyon, will succeed and
leave on WEDNESDAY Feb. 3.