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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-26

nrArH or BrNJ,NiN +. Benjamin T.
Butler of New YORK, died at Paris on the S,h IF
the present month. Tie New York Express has
the following href sketch Of his life:
Mr.. Butler born at kinderhuok, on the 18th
of December. 100 lie studied law with Mr.
Naa Buren,. the Exprcslent, and On lein = nj
m',ed to tie bar became his partner. Alter >erv-
Ing in the Assembly, lie was appointed one OF n
ard Of three to revise the statutes of the state
His associates were J"..n uuer and John {. Spen-
Ger. tnder General jackson Mr. Butler was
made Attorney General of the United States. an
office which he filled with great ability rs we'll as
conseicntiousness He was afterwards for time
L. s District Attorney for the Southern District
OF New York. He sailed in the steamer lrag,
for llavrc on the 10Th Of October. That Vessel
Will probably bring back his remains He arri,-
eel nj llayre ON the I0h. went to Rouru. and
thence to Paris, which he reached ON the I'D Of
November.
the excitement and fatigue on entering France
proved too rude treat for his health. \ violent
attack OF diabetes was the consequence, Il disease
to which he has been somewhat subject, and
which has rcsi-ted all remedies For fort, isht
hours before death he expected that event. AT
nine o'clock on the evening of the eighth of Mo-
yembcr he expired. When General Cass was NOM
mated by the Democratic National Convention for
the Presidency, Mr. Butler supported the Free
Soil nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, But he after
election of Franklin Pnrce. An active member
OF the Mercer stree, Presbyterian church. his SER
vices in the prominent and religious aud charia
bile institutions If the city have been highly van-
able. He took a very active part with the Assoc
citation for the better observance Of the Sabbath
lnToLERATIoN IN SwEpIN.--1he Tiden, Of Stock
holm, relates another Of religious persecution
in Sweden "A person named lIedjenberg. Of
Eltthdalh, Thought fit in 1856, to nbjure Lutheran
ism' and to adopt the Baptistform Of worslip,und
he taught his new creed For the adjuration and
teaching he was brought to trial before tho royal
court of that town. As, howeyer,it appeared that
he had not received from the clergy the warn
,ngs' which are required to be given to abjurors
he was acquitted on the first charge; but rs with
respect to the second, it shown that hc Ind ON
Sunday held a meeting and expounded the Scrip
lures, he was declared guilty Of violating the law
on conventices. and OF 'profaning the Sabbnth"
ne was accordingly fined sixty-nine rix dollars
lie appealed to the Supreme Court, at Stockholm
out the condemnation was confirmed lie very re.
Gently presented petition to the King for pardon
but 1t has just been rejected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-26

rUNsIE B&1.Tl NORE PAElkIOC.-This oid-
established Daily Com,nf rciAi p published
BALTIMORE In timo for the tvcning Southcrn
and Western mails and wi, lie mai ed point South
West. reach their destination whole day ahead Of
of the III ,rning prpcrs
has Of the hest Com Editors In the
fill report OF the BALTIMORE MARKETS, mp
he sn Of ~n1h day Npp-ars afternoon also the
,ale III S1OCKS the Stock Boar -atc,t TELEGRAPH
all scc and la short the LATEST NEWS
every Kind together With large of the choicest
MlSCt LIANEOUs KEAi ING MATTtE
phi for tho DAHL. e6 10 aud hr the TRiw EEK
~ 81 ". ISvAhIABLr IN ADVANCE herwise - and 81
will he charged. SGT forth In the
The WEEKLY PATRIOT only 81 per annuni--the cheap
est paper Ia the couniry. Address
McJILTON WILLS.
nov ~ dlnfl Baltimore, Mary
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UNLUID.-Jwss - AsvS, q lot 81 n q II
u FLUID AND LAMP OILS. F"s SAFE

INl.UID.-Jn.s e he.S, los 81 u q II N q
u FLUID AND LAMP OILS. Far saciy
u dt< J. H. L iDMpSOS & co.
NOTICE.-An D<v~esa arc hr,chy forwarned
~ hunting otherwise uesspas.ing my aud.,
the law vi be certainly epkrced againsi them.
nov ~ I'D ROREKT II. BCCKNER
LNINE W1NES.-33 Baskss 81 Of PiRrr 4 Cs.'s
u HElDRlCk CHAAPAG EMl>t.. in quart and pint
bottles. 10 Baskets oi GkAPEIIAF s,superior Chaiu-
Wine In quart pint AMI hall Plat bot los Cot
~ortmen Of pure Sherry, Madeira. Pore Malaga WINES,
IN DO ties on draft. For sale by
nov ~ its LEE JOHNSON & CO.
NNCIl'S WARRMOCsE, LynchbwrO, Va
"a The subscriber has lsase Of years. above
valuable property this city and respectfully soieis
The patronage Of his iens and tho public generally Thssp
psntment Of has been given essr H. Rurk
q Amherst and Ro Boax, Of Appomattox, who Il
qualified for the duties Of the Office known
and deservsdy worthy Of the public confidence.
jaal96 EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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Babes In the Wood.

A correspondent of the Concord IN. H. Con-
ureeaton Journal writing from Stewardstown,
IN states that on the 10Th VI October John
brown, IT,, thirteen years old, accompanied by
William Brown, lad Of nine years, were sent in
10 the woods at Hereford, Canada, by the father
of the first lad who had just removed thither from
Colebropk, tN. II to gather q basket ofmoss with
which stop the creyices between the logs their
new house. Night came. but the boys did not
turn Until morning the parents passed the nj ht
in unayailing search. Next.day from fifty TO one
hundred men from the neghboring town roame1
the woods until night, with no better success
Two cold nights had passed. and no tidings of the
lost ones had reached the AN xous parents. Thurs-
day morning an increased number resumed
the search, and continued it during the
gay with ~ better SUCCESS. Friday and Sa-
On sunday n fresh start was taken, which result
on perceivins their approach, started up from the
side Of the other and nude an attempt to run. On
beuy told to stop, for they would catch him, he
obeyed, saying "Don't hurt me, l have been in
the W ODDS all night" The younger was sleeping
mt the root Of u small tree, with one arm around
it; his arm was stiff and cold, and it with DIFF
fcuty and caution that it could be strengthened
81, as to uni oose its hold. The hand black
and No were the feet; and the latter swelled
that the boo ~ had t, be cut before they could DO
stripped nF. The boys were found only about
two aid hal miles from the house Of Mr.. Brown
They seemed not to be aware that they had been
out mere than one night. and were probably par
tinlly der ang,,d after the first night They had
eaten nolh.'ug during the whole five days.
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- EMOVAl.-S a. BONO bUs temporarily
frn Confectionery ~ re to the buildi
III. Pos, Office adjoining j. b. adefs Marble farl
This beer made "mroary as above stated
the pu Instruction ana enlargement o
my old stand rendered necessary by the rapid ncicaseof my
business In tn. meantime shall he happy 70 walt
,n, 81. g. A, BOYD.
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tee In deed Of trust executed by Russell ho.nas on
i' 23r Of November 1851 will prOc. 22d d,y of
DECEMBER neat. Pubic AUCTION on the premise.
TIL, HOUSE AND LOT. occupied by Russell Thoma, ~
rrstc,ce situated ~ the Junction Eighth street d
aud Eleventh Alley The said property L. d. sirabie The Il
tie belle we'd 10 b undmbsed but selpg ustre
convey such title only A. Il vested IN me.
nov Nj clawt?!dec.l J. y. SLAUGHTER Trustee
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honses IN pcrfe, rcplir with mn G ren Ur.h'r 'ras
Lots, &c. Possession given INN dat'ly Apply 10
nov % dis j Nm s. LANiIORNE
~gO. ks.Cs.OAKs::-SOM ETnlNGs NEW
u STYIt-I day received loi IF NEW Sly LIZ
CibAKS. RAGLAND> AND CIRCULAR CLOAKS, wh!c,
decidedly elcg In Stale have ever seen he
The, bern consignment from one "
the Iorss In New and advised ask l0p
upon original which is all that want tor thci
ANY s.ing them. will Al they decidedly tie
rh,spes goods nffrrr in this market
another lot # III. very hand somr md In
deed no, BONNErS. la sell at Q! 30 and - N"w il the
yet cheap good, jus, befnre the new year Como aud
you VIII = he pleased, and " III buy, -
IbsI almost forgot to the Black Brown, Plush aud
Bca,rr FLATS gT- sad FuES 'f'e>cry variety Al"
.rr and si,n A. :. EN0LEDONE
nov rs dts Al Kylu's Corner. Lynchburg. Va.
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EkrY by v!riue Of decd NJ trust to Us by
Orlando W Brown dated the 18th Of March,
record the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Hastings tor tho
city of Lynchburg. shall. SATURDAY the 27h inst.
at O'clock, NJ upon the premises, -e Public Auction
the following property Wis: THE HOUSE AND LOT, ~
occupied by said Brown. This Lot situated 6 h HE
and Sd alley fronting aaid ice
aey rs et The House IL conveniently
six In IT, There the premises three
ons kitchen. and large stable This
property conveniently situated and well worthy
nt" Of those who be in Of desirable family
ilahce
We believe the title perfectly good but will convey
Is , s,ed In us by said deed
Terms made known the day Of GALE
WIN d. BRANCH, r...,.
O.. T WILLS, iru"'se"
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I AND FoRsAs.E.-gw,,, .r,l - ..e 81 CHE

III tier, "n TUESDAY, the 7th Of DEC MBEK 1853 II
f,,r, n"l the tair day thercaftrr MY TRACT -
OF LAND In Bedford rouuy, adnning the iaa's OF J.
f. iswkins Iod wick Ogieshy aud o,hsrs Tho place -
snot In toOd condition SELL therefore hAg may DO
had
Terms made known the day Of sale.
Also a. the same time and place will sell all cro,a
Cori Oats, Fodder Shucta 81
description Plantation Utensis and Hou ehod
HI chen Furniture
TEMMS-Six months cred, with sood security.
nov 2o-dltAct.thdec. ALEX Il. WRITTEN.
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lu,portn..s Tfuin Mexico.

TEN THOUSAND MEN IN AsMs AGAINST THE NEW
GovERNa ST-ZULoAGAs Do@NFALL CONSIDERED
CEKTsIs
NKw OuIxASs, March IL, 1858.
The stespe tennessee, with dates from Vera Cruz to
the Th ADD the city Of hexo 10 the 9th instant has
rived here
The papers filed with the details OF civil in the
States OF Guerrero Moboicsu Guerelera aad Gusnsato
which display the strongest dssecon TO the govern
nent.
Generals Do5ado Parfodi and Artea2o fortified at
Coays, in ths State o. Gusnaiato.
Six thousaac tSenty pieces OF artillery
belonging TO the government forces, were near Cemya
awaiting r.inorcemeuts, where it supposed action
would tske psce.
Gen. Alvsrz the sold with throo thousand
csysiry sgsinst tbe goverGment
The d,wnfsll Of z icsg.s,s cons dered certain.
II rumorco that the govern eut arnaiy pro.
bounced for asa and Gsrzsa has possession o.
Tampco ebich 10 the federal interest
The whole county in n lanentabe condition. Rob
btry after rvb,ei, re.orlod
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Mr. McN.1r taus ht this rurore upcs,led for.

Mr. NCNk1f fought thiH furOre unralled for
Mr.. EAKEI-i gm not iE n !Crore
Nj McNETT-fhen you are raising tempest in a tea
pot He thcNett IN f. Vor of counsel being aloe ed
bu be not 20 be driven 10 the point that the persons
1T the bar guilty or contempt for their refusal %
sworr.
Lr. HORTON replied with warmth 10 Mr. Raker's atllcx
He SAD thai nc slr Hcrton) wss uc gent her, oy ns
constituents 70 abufe mecte in'- Aoyr lie "oi
fcr higher, nocler purposes II this was all tho gontio
r, Mongomers (Mr. Baker, sent mere for. he
had better be at home He deLed his ,Mr Beker's
cloUs statements, AZ he denied his right mp gu the
motives C mepbers.
Mr. BAERR-Tbe gentleman states what is mt true. I
impLfh mans y,rves ] On y Charge tyranpics con
Duct Gr the co0ui... 10 their .at o,s
Mr.. HoRToN-' o""e the gant.s mans own Words and
be state. -bsi 10 correct -oen he denies impugnins
the mctivcf az members
The Observation-Disclosures will co,ne 10 order
Fr ARMSTRONG, (dem moved that Mr. Horton be al
lowed 70 proceed.
Motion carried.
MI HORTON would not suffer any man TO dart poisoned
Arrows 1T him With mPunity He the wrong person
70 stack IN that manner
Mr. BAkRk again deDed the statements OF Mr. Horton
Mr.. HcKIoS replied warmly. tina, he would not
be deferred by these in erruptiops from repsl.iny
the abusive insinuations made by the gentleman
from Nor geometry. when te hac n ado up hs nina
10 pursue b. was not 10 be driven rrom IT,
by Intimidation. He had acted in good faith the
tsce End would no. be down by strong language
or powerful voice. Tre the bar IN
tempt sG f,be Ccn.iate- ia Dt 30 be prot.oteJ in s
pcwers, me House mlsh. rs well declare tier
the commissioners had frauds TO cance why do
they want lawyers trickery to defend them In the
OF Heaven, he called the House IL they desired
the committee TO arrive at the truth, TO keep lawyers
from tht m.
Mr. S.xlY, (dem) favored allowing the parties counsel
After further excited debate, Ia which Msssrs IA
ker, WoEord, Walker, anc others engaged, Mr.
Van yaikerbureb moved that the prisoners be ao~e to
20 promise to appear al II A. NJ. to-morso~ al the
The motion adopted and a. half past O'Clock the
Assembly nc jouyned
Tom Hyer appeared on the floor during the debate
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The America for Liverpool.

BlsrON March 1T, 1908.
Teroyal mail steamship America left for Liverpool via
Hat,ax at haf past three ~ ann ,1nced yesterday.
she wa detained a short time " touching the mud,
the being unasorsble which is the exen. of her
bepg aground Shs passed Boston light hteen minutes
psst four O'Clock
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, March Il-loP.M
heavy storm prevails TO night along the coast
far ~ Cape Sable, and the America did not
leave Bottom early usual yesterday by four FIVE
hours, she Is hkely arrive here before or IL
O'Clock forenoon the acoonm )oasion OF
the business public the lines will Connect through
New York az eight O'Clock morning, and dos.
patches left nj The Office, No II Wall street. will be likely
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Anlsrrox-on Wednesday. March TO- of CONSUMPTION,
LAURA AhisrRox wife " OTTO Ahlstrom aged e years
The relatives and ffieDds OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from hc' late resteacc No
3O5 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, this trdsy) Afternoon at
Blows On Tuesday, March o, Mowrd.a ARCHER, only
sDn ~ Mortimer and Martha Ann Broxn
Tne relatives Of the family respectfully
invited the unarn from the residence of hs pa
rents No l22 Fourth street, this friday Afternoon,
tve o'clock
niL-on Thursday, March IL, CHARLEY, infant son Of
Samuel and Fiyirs Dill
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested IN
attend the fun.rs from the residence 81 his grandfather
No 81 South Eighth street, Williamsburg, this (trdsy)
afternoon a. two ocltck.
heart CATHERINE ANN tufttR aged 10 years month and
NE relatives aud eods OF the faml, are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother, No. i5f Monroe ST. eet
have trusted in thy mercy,
Ny heart shalt rejoi q IN thy salvation.
CNEgs.-Un Wednesday morning March 10, a. four
o,cocs O. =. GRxsS formerly Of LONDON England. ate
bartender Of the Grzens, ictel, Houston street
The friends and aoquanances o. the deceased and fami
~ requested TO attend the funeral bis lat resi-
donco NO 296 Mulberry street, (Fiday) morning at
min. O'Clock.
Io,,6op and Newcss,le-on Tyue papers please copy.
Gti FsTrv At sa.sn Island on Wednesday ught, March
To- Capt J. f. GnrJssTx II the 57th year OF hs aga.
The funeral will take pla:e saturday atternooa at two
O'Clock from bis late residence Brewster street. Qusran
HuSrSs--On Thursday, March n, M,saaRxT TotlSp
aged - years, daughter OF Columbus Harkins Of C1cr
kenny county Donegal, Ireland.
Inc FRIENDS ard retives rerpc fully invited 10 At
tend the funeral from her late residence, NO i1s Fast
Eleventh street on Saturday.
, H.RRIs.-tn wednesday, March 10, MARe,a~r Avs,
daughter Of the late Rober. Harris.
The reativ and friends Of Tho family invited 70 At
tend the funeral hs) Friday afternoon at three o'clock
from tn. residence Of her mother Mrs. Ann Harris No
100 Mulberry street, without further invitation. The
maine vill he inter- ell In Rocksnd Cemetery.
HsssIsos-oo Wednesday evening, March 10, AFTER q
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NEW YORK LEoIsLATURx.

ALBANY, March IL, 1858.


ALBANY, March IL, 1855.
PETITIONS
BY Mr. BoapnAs (rcp )For the equalization Of freight
charges railroads.
By Mr.. PATTERSON (rcp.) ITO rcimposc toll rail.
roads.
BY Mr. Hrnps1 (rcp ITO allow railroads to charge
additional fare also To allow the Now Jersey Northern
Railroad TO build portion Of their road in this State
RxroTTs.
By Mr. Ely (dem l-Fsyorably 70 erect new City Hall
By Mr. NozoS (rop )-Favorably relating certain az
ndavrs in criminal proceedings
To amend The Revised Statutes relative TO the duties
ana compensation Of executive departments
Fsvorsblyto amend the lac relating 10 divorces.
BY Mr. DArrIso (rcp) To provid. for fair cqualiz,
too Of The State ,ases among the several counties Of the
ny Mr. No1oS-ro reduce the fees under the code OF
procedure in cases of cefauit.
ny Mr. BHsSDEsrH len. ITO amend the law relative
TO Tho formation OF gar light companies.
ALEC, 10 amend the charter Of the Proviient Fund
society.
mtis INTRODUCED
To provide for the collection OF costs awarded in special
By Mr.. snrru dem ITO incorporate the Baven.sood
by Mr. fccrr (rcp )-rc amend the charter Of the Ex
celaior Ne teal college Of New York
by Mr. Fly (dem lilo repeal tue law organizing the
Wafcens Of the Port Of Ncy York.
BY Mr sPINoiA (dem ITO increase the number OF har
boz Masters G New YORK 10 sixteen tx their salary
UNITS rASsKD
To repeal tho aw allowing railroad companies 10 assess
their own property.
The bill ainepding The law Of 1857 relative 70 port
wardens referred back 10 the Committee on Com
merce
TIE NEW YORK BOARD OF rprc.ros
Mr.. PRATT offered resolution that the Committee on
Later be instructed 10 inquire into the expedcncy Of
reducing the number and Increasing the length OF the term
OF oco Of members Of the loard OF Education The city
OF New YORK and whether II would bo advis ABLE n
prcscribe some additional conditions Of egibnty OF
bers Of such board
RspKn os TIVE METROPOLITAN roIcg ACT.
The que son pending being on the resolution proposed
By the orty OF the committee against Repeating the
Metropolitan police act
Mr. M,unR (dem.) sent up petition from the Mayor,
Aldermen and Iommouay OF the city Of New York, 10
favor Of the repeal OF the law.
Mr. NoxoS lrep) moved IN refer the repors, bill, Nc
10 the Committed Of the Whole and that the senate
70 Committee the Whole the subject that the
memorial read this morning be printed
Agreed 70; and the Senate, In Commuee Il The Whole,
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Markets

PHILADELPHIA -rOCf BOARD.
FnfADEiiHiA, March II, 1853.
Stocks steady. repusy Vsnia sa.. BE-, sac Reading
Rail- DAD 2plc: Morris Canal, 49c Long siand Railroad
125sc; Pennsy lyania Railroad, age.
NEW OHLEASs, March 10, 1853
The sales OF cotton 20 day 900 bales ali before
the reception Of the Canadas unchanged raes
The effect OF the u u6deveio,--sl. Sugsr nrm
Mixed corn. 6tc. OBis acc Bals pork, &c. &C. Ia0
coffee, II &c l2c. Freihg eighty bUtterCotion W
Liverpool, sl6d. Sterling exchange. lce2 1919
Nav OsLsAss, asrch II, 1853.
Cottop-Saes 10 day 600 bales At lie tlis Sugar,
6I,c asic. Rio coffee, II &c. l2I,c. F5cghLs-COt
ton TO Liverpool sd, and to Hsyrc lAc.
MoBIs March 10, 1868.
Sales Of cotton TO day 900 bses all before the
ton Of the Canadas news, at decline OF &c. &C.
The market has not been developed the steamers
counts.
CHsRLsroS, March 10. Is5s.
The ssles Of cotton today AGO bales, al al
vance OF &c. on the steamers news.
BALTIMORE, March IL, ls5s.
Flour srm with improved tendency. Ho~srd street
and ohio super, 81 so ~ ~ Corn drm at Coo &C
for yellow and white. Wheat firm, receipts light; red,
81 o5 q 81 cs; white, ti lb 81 rs. Clover seed dull,
at "a IS S. whiskey dull at 2Oc. .s. lToviions
active and firm. Bulk meat, exc exc. tor shoulders.
Mess pcrk, sl7; prime, Ella. lard, loo. ioA4c for
Western.
PrutapsrrHiA, March II, 1858.
Receipts OF -four small wheat wanted. Corn In do.
and at e0c slc. Pork firm; mess, eli. Beef dull.
lard buoysnL whskey firm al 2lc. &c.
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ACCIDENTALLY sHor CHATHAM srRxrr-A shooting acct.
dent S rather serious nature occurred at the Of
Chatham Mott strsets yesterday afternoon. As two
men named Jeremiah Coasiey and wiliam Ineget were
looking at weighing machine In company with number
other perscn- revolver In the possession Of egget
vent of, ana wounded Coakey t tue side lesget
arrested by the Fourth precinct POLICE aud locked 40
the station house, vhe toaklcy was conveyed tnc
New York Hospital Ter medical attendance There Goes
not app be any evidence against tho prisoner that
could 10 any way crimnatc him tie a total stran
ger the wounded man, aud hal words coavefsa
uon whatever with him 70 the Of he shooting
on teig brought before the sergeant al station house
he hc mad bought the pistol few hours pre-
vtp,.ly sbd did not know that t-4Jed Cosslry's
woup6 one but the chaoccs favor MIA
recovery.
ANUrtR RoBBsRy oy SuK SroRK.-on the nIeht Of tho
Qi,h Of February last the store OF W Ward No $50
Bro.dwsy entered, and ~ go worth ~ silk gcois
neck ties, &C were stolen There IN ali over So
~nrie goods the store, avd II a wonder that tue
roguts ola not carry 70 a cn MIR Ward notified the
pccr authorities IN Brroc street OF hts loss and they
p,on about II, and az the same time cautioned
hu AZ sibst n skug the robbery public. Nc ward has
b. ara pothns bis goods from that TO this ad
o,airgy 70 have h's loss maze public
10 hoyes that the rogues maj he discovered Che most
curious feature all es- cases L. the Intense anxiety
e the police IN Keep tho tact OF the robbery from the
public What cen u mean
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Mr. Scott in the char considered the bill 70 repeal the
act establishing the Metropolitan Poiice district
Mr. iIvxs (rep moved 10 amend By substituting tbs
bill s@enost ry of the act
Mr. .AnEs addressed the Senate at length In oppos-
iton to all .me.dnent and ia favor or the unconditional
repeal the Metropolitan Police act
Mr. OWEN replied.
After iu'ther remarks =. Aessrs. ETY. SrrsoIA and
s1ow, the committee reported progress "a the bill and
was made the special order for Tuesday next, at IL
O'Clock.
Rscees to 7 u o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate res~sembl.d at IN NJ, and went into
Coumiee Of the Whole the KsnsAs concurrent reso-
utiops
Mr.. spincia, Mr.. j. D. Willard and Mr. johnson spoke
when the SeuAte adjourned