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FIRE

ALbANA OSb- 10
There were two ineendiary fires at Little Falls
last night; the losses by both were about Sl4 OOO
upon which there was hut little insurance.
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FOREsT GRovE.-The match at this course
yesterday between Honest Billy and Ned
Lawrence, resulted in the victory of the for
mer. The time was $40, which was not won
derfully fast"
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~ "TO sMOKERs & CHEWERs"

no srnIIollln sl0ul ls' ~ Inc sooItI q Ilules WIN
ms teeth dioO0red and breath tainted with tobacco. For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, TON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is one Of the
most ecctual deuirifces Il whiiens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the BREATH oeu
offensive, sgrseable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich laiher peneraies and softens
the beari prevents irritation and operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE Go 3O5 Broad
way, and No. Astor House, New YORK. Sold by ali
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SALE OF PICTURES.

NEW YoRK, Oct l3.
The pictures and statuary in the Governors
room belonging to the city were sold today by the
Sheriff TO satisfy Mr.. LOWber's claim.
They were knocked OF for $4,000 TO the May
or's Clerk in behalf Of the city
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, ands
Iheir CnrR.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS quickly remove sbuo10us mai
ter the blood and thoroughly cleanse and
the system. These Pills oertsin remedy for diseases
Of the stomlch and B5Weis- Sod the manufactures,
No. 50 MaiIen Lane New York and No ga Strand. Lon
don and By all Druggists = cts e2 cts and sl0 per
box. sep27 R21
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Free Lecture at Bryant, Folsom q StraitOR's
College. N. 4. KAg, Esq, Of the Law College
gives the opening lecture. Wednesday evening
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J. B. Barnes q @, Proprietors of d

J. g. Barnes Il Co, PrOprietors of the Cleve
Plumbing works, A;water Block prepared
arso force Of experienced wOrkmen 7 doiag every
es,r toa OF Plu nbins the most thorough manner.
he most scientific plans, reasonable terms aud short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of reut STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wool lined with
innodcoppcr, steam heaters, lead and gavaulzed iron
pres Leather and India Rubber Hose every desCupdiuo
Brass and Plated Cocks including the Pateu SelclOs
Cocks. recently introduced Wash Bowls and a.. kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
work warranted. m2s:dEwtf.
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INDIANA ELECTION,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct l3.
In this city and five townships of Marion county,
Porter, Rep, for Congress gains $50 over The vote
Of lS56. Addison Up. Shelby Co., POrter's mai 95
4 Rep. gain Of los. Washington tp., Rep. gain g.
Van Buren tp. Porter's maj IS, Dem gain n. One
tp. in Huron Co. gives Porter 81 maj. same tp. in
sc gave small Dem. maj Tippeeanoe Co. gives
a Rep. maj. Of $50 TO 60, gain OF 200. small mai
for Rep. ticket in Boone Co, usually Dem. by 200
mai. The returns thus Ear indicate the election Of
English, Adm. Dem. in the 2l Dist, by a small
maj. 30 Dist, Dunn, Rep, elected 4th DO HOff-
man, Dem, elected. 5th kigOre, Rep. 9th, POr-
ter, Rep, by maj. Of 800 to 400, which is a Rep.
gain in the District Of u over the vote Of 1856
5th Dist, Wilson, Rep, elected. 9th, COliax, Rep.
18th. Pettitt, Rep.
The State ticket IS yet in doubt.
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Coal vs.. WooD.-We learn that the New
York d Erie Railroad Company have decided to
use coal for fuel on all their locomotives, as being
cheaper and better than wood.
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DIsTRIcT COURT-COurt opened yesterday
at O'Clock, and was adjourned until I O'Clock
P. NJ, when Judges Foot, Taylor and Carpen-
ter were present.
First Jury case was that of Hamilton Smith
VS. James KellOgg's Ad. Suit to recover the
value of note for s6l5,s6, drawn July 25th,
1910. Verdict for Plaintiff, allowing him ST.
2ss.65.
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J. CREATE Aalgth q Sfrtng N ~ fGnle-fLsed e1le
? Csat spaes bl tis IfrasI n The SauseSzsd ezIs.
3 Tzs HaH4sr q sfogPag fhs Fisrzfi0a e he EfriAS-
4 TA>eeanslIof fAsr sri5rasiO4 Of tx Itriag
5, TAsqzalay Of iis i0ae
{. Thssfr-ngfi Of string
Z Tie great -E sJ tsAiah tie isstuuf rsulaasia
That the public djqdgs for themselves whether
ss sy es o. Panos Or rather ne Ss Fey style sheh rssets
which accepts doctrine that We are living in an 1ee
roi and that but old foges will deny that twice two
egas four and that l0O lbs weigh twice much as any
vl illustrate the philosophy OF the two kinds Of nstru-
men and leave the reader to draw his eonelusions
J., The Hallet, Davis & Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the sized case.
The truth Of this statement may be glance
ton. (see daal while that nseessary have
the rest or bridge pin inserted distance from the end
snap IN twain before could be drawn within octave Of
well reason si1-Oetavs piano does
the ls Gnd e o f9He OF ssvenOetEVe piano Is
g. ballet Davis Co piano Is enabled % send Out
a and rcr tone than seVen.Oetavs piano Of any or
2, The Hallef, Daris e. Co. Pianos hare a IDide-
space BeticesA the sfriags thaE those Of any other
make.
Ths tu. Of this suisen, is equally plain from he fact
that straight string occupies than simply ia
suits while bent string requires in addition tsee dagraml
suits the bent strings as nscessay 50 close together that
they often bit another and har while the perform
straight strings have % much room nat hey v6rass freely and
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping the vibratioH-
The vibration Of the string in ali pianos where
ne hammer strikes H. the bridge where II Is stopped lses
diagram HI
The tone Of the best violin in the world be ruined BY
Substituting poor bridge; thus proving that the Of
string materially ad bg the HGnHe in which tbs vibration
issiopPed The vibration OF the string in the H. G. piano
is stopped with lite horizontal ofeopper bell ses
diagram giving 10 the string soft full mellow liquid ioHs.
while IN all other pianos the vibration is stopped By upright
oH pms lsee diagram b giving thin irony. uHereH ioHe
that has caused thousands Of persons having ns musical
ganzati0ns 10 excEims
do not like the irony tang piano II Is far inferior
70 The full rich tone Of an organ flute nelOdeOn"
The that the strings In ell other pianos bent Al the
bridge pin that sharp angie has 70 b mad In order % stop
the vibration In the H. n C. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down hrm thereon By
the Suspension Bridge fSee diagram s
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II Mr.. KING's Lecture last night was well
attended, Notwithstanding the rain. As was anti
cpsted it was a thing of merit
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e Ladies and Gentlemen's Writing Class
commences this evening at Bryant, Folsom d
Stratton's College. Usual terms, s5 per month;
but for special class only So or SIS for the win
ter.
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NoTIcE the advertisement Of ". L. Marvin
in tO-day's paper. His stock of goods, &c, is
large and fine.
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GUITAR.-J. II. Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
az, Rooms at No Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson If.
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AELODEoN.-Clark's Lilliputians make their
first appearance this evening. Go and hear
them and judge oftheir merits, which are great,
if we may judge by the reputation elsewhere.
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PRov1pENcE. RI. Oct

~ - - - 49, ~
The trouble ia Brown University has been set
tied and all the students of the class who were dis
MISSED have been restored.
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INDIANA ELECTION.
LAFAYETTE, Oct. l3.

LAFAYETTE, Oct lJ-
Boone county gives Wilson, Rep, for Congress
IS 10 100 mai Republican gain Of 200. The whole
Republican ticket elected.
Eighth District-TwO countiss to hear from
Wilson, Rep, 900 majority.
The Republicans have elected their tickets in
Tippecanoe and Montgomery counties
Fulton CO.-Dem. majority Of 500.
Cass CO-COfax, Rep. 100 majority. Demo-
crats have majority on the county ticket
Seventh District-Dayis, Anti-Lecompt0nite,
probably elected.
Jasper CO.-As far as heard from Colfax, Rep,
for Congress, and Parker Rep, for Representative,
239 ahead
Pulaski CO.-As far as heard from gain for Col
fax.
One township in While county gives COliax
gain Of p.
Carroll county gone Blake, Dem, for Congress.
Miami county gives COfax 40 majority. Most
Of the Republicans elected.
Howard county, llth Dist, Petit, Rep, maj.
3S3, gain Of 65 over the vote Of so
CiftOn county tie as far a. heard from
Hamilton county Pettit's majority 100 small
Democratic gain.
Tenth District Koseiusko COO for Case. Noble
I5O maj for Case.
DeKalb comfy 100 Dem majority for Dawson
Whitney county 500 majority for Dawson
Case re elected by 200 majority.
Lagrange county, Rep. majority GOO.
Eikhart county do. 3lO.
Indianapolis, Oct. Is.
Marion County Oficial-Giyes Porter, Repub-
lican, for Congress s37 majority. Republican gain
over the vote Of 1856, 100. The Republicans have
carried the State and County ticket by an aver
age majority Of 400.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PENNSI LfANiA ELECTION
HHILADELPHIA, Oct l3.
Fifth District-Wood (Opp) has l 300 majority,
in Montgomery county. The balance Of the Dis
tIict has not yet been heard from. Last year it
gave Democratic majority Of 400. Partial re-
turns show a handsome opposition gain, and
Woods election Is quite sure.
Sixth District-Hickman, Anti LesomptOn, is
elected.
Seventh District-This district is in doubt Large
gains are reported for Loginecker, (OppOsiti0n)
First District-Florenoe (Dem.,) has 492 maj.
Second Distnct-MOrris lOpp.,) 1900 maj.
Third District-Verre Opp 1897 maj.
FG1rth District-Millward Opp, 2247 mai
NEw YORK, Oct. l3.
The Tribune says the vote Of Harrisburg sec res
the election Of John W. Kellinger (Opp } in the
10Th District, over Kunkle (Dem.)
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4, TAs erenness Of tIs riJration Of 81. ,tr;n,

4, The ersRness Of The Ei6ration of the string.
However good string may be- viii prOdues no tone unu
TO vibrate evenly the string should have two distinct
tons directly % and fIo Ihs hammer strikes The un
recede nom the hammer In the n d Co plano he seond
starting point and tbs n Virss s5aSi5s 2s . m ~
mOtionis up. dOwR-uP d1wn-ddhsfaEzuL
Ias second motion of The string n an other makes
article o. substance forms elbow angle md he out
Nov universally known that the tighter string drawn
the more rapidly viii vibrate and bent
Of the two sides By The hammer and the string fS
~ y s ~ ~ hi n zSset me II aeyiAtss rom
side fhtesf nd Of the angle elbow otemsnt
ts -rk or contracted side it reesiyes dead irosy -
hs which another Of the o. u
old kind Of piano.
5, The eUeaaess Of one.
This Is the result Of Il fourth fsssnrs being uuivsrssl
soueeded aet that all ione is prodaeed By r5ra
thssrea' hsvttrafi0r, Tie esacr ~ f0ne.
G, The sLIength Of string,
Tn Why strings osn break In The piano
and way they invariably break the elbow brdgspn
The string being bent :. aP angie at that pOin dia
the sal that against the iron becomes
Beeessary eoure ted. and the Outsde elbow
string pisn5 average ay pounds to the foot fhch
Is The maDuetur estsatsi and evenly borns
a The other but II aHy oss part q he string Onhf Of
~ \, !. - - - IN Iss ~ =. IN va PAT o. y = he-
ealy this the se In all WoodsnIr pianos wood
phiiosop6y is apy his tESsih wsos II stiS Ss srr, re
small il stronger than bali oft AMI only replied
70 By asserting that twice is A that twice
two does not make lou.
Z, The great length Of time pkieh the Instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This the 9Th fsAtura inasmuch a. string
fafisa By frg And Il will readily be II string
four feet IN length strain h1nded pounds equal
y In all parts Il viii atteu than 4 quick
OF string bearing the strain
The ruth and ph-ophy OF the foregoing fses
ing and orcibe thai the questcr often 1sked Why do
net other makers use The copper fret and straight strng
Ihers but Il Is ured by patent for which
any thousand dollars have already oeIsd Ehich
pzchasf Messrs Haet Davis Co. prefer
ply the public with ff css is rather than assist
others 70 do il. even 81 any price.
The fore going plan OF the Halist Davis Co Piano
simple. lucid and uanserAble thatI viii guarantee gss
piano TO any Who viii refute is philosophy.
OSSIAN 2 DODGE.
Cleveland August G. 1853
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CRY COUNcL.-AdjOurned meeting tonight
at the usual hour
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C-SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
shillngs and Sapencss bought sIl5 per ounce, by
CHAs. A. READ CO, Bankers, No. 10 Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
n. B. Spanish quarters viii average nearly twentyhree
cents each. oc6 dSw An 2l6
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ANNA 81. WATSON,
WILLIAM 5. wATSON,J
"TTIITAM g WATSON is notifad

w that the 2lst day Of September lsss, Anna N.
Wa'son fled the Count OF Common Pleas. her etitlon
against hinl setting t Of the parties and al
eeHs that guilty Of wlful absence from her for
Khan three years iasf past.
Petition prays for divorce.
Ais shat Propositions will be taken in this the
house # Mrs Jane Campbell, No q Swan street. the
of Buffalo, Sate Of New York the I'd day OF Oc-
tber 1858, beEseu the hours OF A NJ and p 81 OF the
day and continue from day day until completed If
Necessary WILLIAMSON X RIDDLE,
sepZ2 w5t 2d3 Atys for Pld.
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EeQai Notifies.
CXECUTOR'S SALE LAND

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND
IL On the sth Of November ls5s betwfe the hours OF
10 o'clock NJ. ard O'Clock p M the premises do
scrbed below viii be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate the property Of Henry Humghes,
deceased 10 WI Situated Ia the township Of Parma
" Il Cuyahosa aud safe Of Ohiu and known he
north part OF lot No %, Ely Tract IN said Pama and
bounded follows, to wit: North, and by the
lines uf said lot and south bv land formerly owned BY
ben Hurbur and supposed 10 contain f0ItyOue Oi
land
Appraised At 81. ID
Tensions third down. and the lance one half in one
year and the other half years, with interest
Sale % commence at II Oclock An
Oct. 4 ISIS JOHN TOMPKINS,
Executor OF the Estate Of Henry Humphres. s.
L PRENTIEs, ATTY. Oc5 W 3d
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q Do not be satisfied wIih -Tely reading tins notice.
but call sead for Pamphlet Ii viii pay you well for
YOUR trouble. ocll 2w dSw 20l
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KINNEY will

RANDALL ID. KINNEY will take no.
tce. that the ID day OF October, ls5s fled ny
petition against him, Eiza Weden, Eliza Kinney. and
John NJ. Serns, the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, and state Of Ohio
the object Of which petition far II relaes said Kin
uey, l. 10 eIclue said Kinney fiom sad
real estate therein decuhed sid real being Bond
the city Of Cleveland said couutV and he
must said petition before the th day Of De-
eemher, Is5s. p. PRENTISS
Cleve land, Oct. 5, lsls
ID. NOZZLE. CLERK offs said Cont oe6 yVfyg ll5
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lDbpsifialts & 5nrqfons.
Daper Gangers.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
~ DAY. siI Oases Paper HahsnEs, st No. 6l!su-
reF1or sepls NJ. CARSON.
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IOWA ELECTION

LYONS, Iowa, Oct. I3.
Five townships in this county heard from. LET
fingweu, Dem, for Congress ca ahead. His ma
iority in the county will be about so.
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Bankers.
j. Herdnan & Co.


IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
II Foreign and Domestic Exc aase, UneurreHt Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
U1ltei states canada and Europe promptly attended %
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain, Ire land
France and Germany We direct IN suns 70 suit
Sight aud % days. the following Banks aEd Branches
ENGLAND.
Londt n-NIessrs Prescott, Grote Case Co. BankerH
LIverpool-J. Banned \ Co Bankers
MauChestsr-Messrs CunIfe. Brooks 4 Co, Bank ers.
Nati1 al Provincial Banks OF Eagznd md Branches thru
out England snl Wales
Birmingham BANKING Co.
Yorkshire DisfTict Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches IN allthe principal cities t0us
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial BanL ing CO.
Greeuock Banking Go. in Glasgow and GreenOck
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Draf for amount paFafe in the
prlrcpal Cities Of The COatnent Oi Europe
PASSAGE By STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ships. toor
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland FraIce md
Germany, can be $ cured al the Lowest rates.
For further particulars applyto
J. J-HERDMAN X Co. As above.
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NEW GOODS.
Opening Daily at 95 Superior Street.
BEST, FREEMAN = co

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
Brocade Silks, in black and eolors.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and black
Valencias. Poul de Cheve
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French MerinOs, in all colOrs,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured NerinOes.
Plain and Str Grenobles.
All WOel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BROCHE
| STELLA,
Also large stock of BROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
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DAvENPORr, Oct. I3.

Vote Of this city not yet counted The majori-
ity for the Republicans on State and COngression-
al ticket will be about $50 in the county.
Bennett Independent candidate for Judge has
a majority Of 227 in the city.
Mascatine county whole Republican ticket
elected.
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b MARCHISI CO. Propnetors, Central Depot,
No. aO4 Broadway New York
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by tue Uuion Telegraph,
.FFics, wlKIss's BLocE, cOKEEE OF BANK AND
II. CLAIR sTREETs
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All Kinds Of Musical Instruments constant Hand
be esppisd Ito s)Only5O cents apiece.
o
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GpEttaI NctttEs.

y DR.. J. B. ANARCHISTS Celebrated CATHoLI
CON, for the Relief aud Cure Of Suffering FEMALES
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GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND, Druggists,
No - Superior street, Cleveland, o.
SolI rasnnraIa DLu.gl.is thrauehaut he cllntTY.
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For sale. wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. 23 Superior street Cleveland, who viii supply the
''Amis De Femme Al the Proprieior's prlcss
auIO d&uly6
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I'VE call the attention Of the Ladies 10 the advertise
this paper OF DR. Marchiss Utenne CaiholicOn
We have IN possession indispuable evidence Of its
worth and recommend the afflicted to try This
edy differs from qusck nostrums the following respects:
4st II prepared by regular physician. I'd It Is not
ecommenled for all diseases. but only for particular
ass peculiar females Sd It Jmmsnded and used
practice BY many physclns, one Of whom II least Is
we'll kngvya 70 the ueogle OF New Bedford
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A law passed at the recent session OF the
Legislature, and which took effect on The
first day of this mouth, provides that II
"the owner of any bull, boar or buck shall
allow tho same to 60 at large out of bis
enclosure, lie shall forfeit the sum of five
dollars for such offence, to be recovered on
complaint before any justice of the peace
of the county in which such owner may
live; and twice that amount on any subse-
quent conviction; said penalty to 60 into
the treasury OF The township wheresaid COM
plant may reside, for the benefit of COM
mon schools: provided that such complaint
shall be prosecuted within thirty days
next after such animal shall be found going
at large rs aforesaid The act also makes
the. owner liable in a civil suit for DANA
'ges. -,
This act is a very proper oneS but while
prohibiting the use Of the public highways
10 these animals, what impropriety would
there have been in including oil kinds ol
stock in the prohibitionl 1t is we suppose
an undeniabIe fact that The highways were
not set apart to the public as pasture fields
and that the rights ofno one would be
infrinced upon by declaring that they
should be used only for the purposes fol
which they were established. The pro-
priety Of AN act here limited at will bear
discussion, and we make this remark tc
draw out the views Of some of our intelIi'
gent fsrmer frieuds.-XsniG Terchligkt.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

WAsHINaToN, May 6.
Although the House by eleven majority
ordered the resolution proposing the abro-
CATION of the Clayton,Bulwer treaty to be
engrossed for a third reading, the vote set
ting it aside by ten majority, to take up
the Minnesota bill,is regarded as a decided
expression against the former measure.
This motion was made by Mr.. Sickles,a
member of the Committee on Foreign Af-
fairs. who is against the resolution, which
is now on the Speakers table and difficult
to reach, and be regarded as killed by in
direction.
The resolution, it is said, was reported
without consultation with the Presidenb
and has no precedent since 1888, when
the President of the United States abroga-
ted the treaty with France,
The Administration is opposed 10 the
resolution at this time, because it would
embarrass negotiations now pending for
the settlement of the difficulties between
the United States and Great Britain, and
force upon the President an aggressive
policy, unfavorable to the peace Of the two
countries, and disastrous to the settlement
of the Central American question.
The House Committee on Elections
were engaged on the Ohio contested elec-
ton case, Messrs. Lamar, Stephenson
Phillips and Boyce, voted that Vallandig'
ham was entitled to the seat, and Messrs
Gilmer, Wilson, Clark of Conn, and Wash
burn of Me, voted in favor ofMr. Camp
bells retaining his seat. MI. Harris oil
III, voted to vacate the seat and refer the
question back to the people: Three re-
ports will accordingly be made on Thurs
day.
Among the combinations to-day by thu
Senate, is that of Judge Loring, to supply
the vacancy in the Court of Claims, coca
stoned by the death of Gilchrist.
The American Medical Convention re
fused to request the Secretary of the Treas
ury to reinstate DR.. Bailey as Inspector o
Drugs in New York. The city of Louis
vile is to be the next place of meeting.--
The Convention adjourned sine die.