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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
A BRACE OF Coop ONEs.-The Washington States
is responsible for the following paragraphs:


A few nights ago au adventurer, evidently not a
leader OF the fashions rung the bell of one OF our
citizens who, on opening the door, was met by the
hOme? The lady happened to be the citizens wife;
therefore it was natural that he should ask the
stranger what his business was with his "larger
half Not that he had any painful suspicious but be
wanted to know. He was Informed that about year
ago the stranger had called and received assistance
from the lady, and that being his annual visit to
the city, he minded to call again on a similar
Grand But he failed Of his object. This time he
was drunk.
This morning nonresident who, from high DO
stion in the Democratic party has lately gone over
body and soul to the Freesoi faction overlook one Of
oar well.known waggsh citizens, aud, reaching out
his Happer, says How are you, r--r?' " How
are you c5ldly responded T., pretending not to
notice the extended member. "'Why, says Turn.
now NJ HampR, says T., people change ESQ So,
don't know who to know The nigger-worshipper
went his way, and T. whstled the rogue's march,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

NEGRO THIEF ARREsrED.-The Aberdeen (Aliss.)
Conservative of Saturday last says
Some weeks ago, a fellow passing by Mr.. Mller's
farm in PontOtoc county, met negro boy Of his and
persuaded or forced him to mount mule he was
leading aud Travelled. Having missed the boy Miller,
in company with bis neighbor, Mr., billiard, pursued,
and after hard chase captured the thief and boy in
Tuscaloosa They passed here with them last Mon
day night, on their way back to Pontotoc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

It is announced, for the benefit of those persons
who did not get sight of the comet, that it will
again appear before the public, for few nights only
III tue autumn Of the year 2l47,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

10 Cincinnati, the other day, woman named
MADAME Bertha Van Grietschinn, was arrested for
false pretenses. The complainant was domestic,
named Barbara Hammond 1t appears that Madame
advertised for sale, at 81 a receipt which, if faith
fully followed up, would make the homeliest the
handsomest and Barbara, who was decidedly homey.
had invested. The receipt runs as follows: Take
half gill Of byenas blood the yelk of two ostrich
eggs, ali ounce Of gold dust, and pearl as big as
your thumb nail, dissolved in vinegar; mix into
paste and spread upon the face every night before
uninn 10 sleen Thn effect is astanshinrN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

ANIMAL CCRI0sITIEs,-lhe tongue Of a cat is a
singular instrument. Il is her curycomb For this
purpose it is rough as you will find it, if you feel it..
When she cleans hersefso industrously She gets off
the dirt and smooths her coat just the oser cleans
and smooths the horses coat with the cHrryComb.
Her head she cannot get at with her tongue and SO
She has to make her forepaws answer the purpose
instead.
There is one bird that lives chiefly on oysters. Il
has bill therefore, with which il opens oyster as
skillfny asan Oystermau can with bis oyster knife
Some birds can sew very well with their bills and
feet. There is one bird that sews so well that 1t is
called the tailor bird. Its nest is hid in leaves which
it sews together 1t does this with thread which it
makes itself, 1t gets cotton from the cotton plant
and with its long delicate BILL and little feet spins it
into fine thread. 1t then perces the holes through
the leaves with its BILL and passing the thread through
the holes sews them together. We believe that in
getting the thread through the holes it uses both its
bill and feet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

and thousands participating in he festivities which
such affords For the week the
hrong ng invited t., the city Of Hills ENJOY
its hospitality and participate In the interesting which
the offspring Of such occasions.
Among the places to which the gathering
invited and welcomed be found the
The Oid Hhnhur photographic Galsry door the V
giua Bank Main Street Lynrhburg Va where hundreds Of
Ikcnesss The nobest of creation exhibition
ALL should desire fac smile of themselves
shall be furnished short notice, and prices that
fail to please.
fine of Cases and Frames Of every style and
grade, constantly hand Also Lockots Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings, Watch Seals, Charms. sc,
Pictures taken in se Of the art at all hours of the
day, and In ali kinds of weather. ID. Ii. BLISS,
l9ts Practical Pilot grRphi,t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
M A RRIED.

By the Rev. r. ii. Wilmer, at Oternbern. Bed
ford co.. Va. on Thursday the 18th inst, JuNrs
II. BrTTs, Esq. Of Petersburg, to Miss CHARLOTTE
s. CAMPBELL, daughter of Thos. L. CAMPBELL Of the
former pluce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

~
~ IYNCHBttG VA offering for public Inspection
large and magnificent stock of scasanable Dry GOODS
part all the Of Ladirs Dress
Goods Clnaks Sawls Collars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery
dc. 1h,r Of Cloths, Cassmercs Vesings is
lca and special called their stock ct GOODS
FOR SERNANT-. consisting Of i 4 AMI "a fulled Cloths
heavy Satiinctts. Plaid nseys aud Blankets full stock
OF House Furnishing Goods consisting in part Of Velvet Bru
seis Three ply lugran aud Nenan Carpetngs Rugs oor
Oil Cloths, Curtain Materials Table Linens &C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETiNG.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at 4 o'clock
Tho ladies are invited to attend.
aug l8-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

VEn ,1sFUa.E'S-A supply Of F"bne-ssck-,
MrClsu-s Riccs and Deal shot. Also, Bardotts Su
Ssr Drops, and H.owsys Cone"tIn. These preparations
all cclebrae1 safe and remedies tor
sale BY JOHN II. SEAY,
tI2nl Drugslst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

REAL EsrarE SALr-Wc invite attention to the
sale of desirable property ADVERTISED by Bryan
Akers, auctionees. u take place tomorrow IN
front Of the Marke Iluse. The property is eli
gbly situated AMI IS in all respects well suited
Tor 4 family residence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

We are authorised by Thomas H. Campbell
Esqr. Presden, Of the Sou,h-Side Railroad Com.
pany, To say that. ny resolution III his Board #
Directors. all memhers of religious assemblies
will be re,ursp,, free that road upon ths pay-
mont of full fare going This is in accordance
with the liberal policy of that company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


~
Will. RuY
nNl OF THE INST ruRaATitE AND LIVER M
t"'h. ,txerntsr." r Liver R~useA,, that act. a.
taha'fc easier mdr and encrtaai than any oihs
n+rne kno~n II Is no, only Ca,har'ic. but L'rer
rer'd, h,s, the Lice, Gle, Its norbd
ten then M the s,anash and howell. carry OF tha,
ter thus ishing purtos"a efectuAy. without
- any oi the painful teei,ass p"eaccd the operations
% m, s. purge. ..' and s'sr daily tn s r
rat. ,"rs"i strengthen aud build hup with unusual
Dr, snsIerd'. Iavtsesaisr Ia compounded IN.
'"> from new article. Ut m'dirtn". namely Gums
wh'ni,- known tia, bottle OF the invivora,or
tar, much ',.nsh a. one hundred doses oi cs''"'i
Though possessing rar~ medicinal powcrs 'he-" Gum.
h',s eS .. little hn.m :. r., S and seT,, ".n
,alor Which met with such unprecedented su.ec. as to
and known In fs effects ha. rarely failed to
~ Lrr Complaints IN their wors, fprns
sadi We sstea being cauarl by derans cd Lrer
= rd hen the Liver Ia *, tied to se,on.
- J""ndtse "a caused bv an im,r"oer action II the Law
ease let troubled with Janndee tate the insgo
- rsl"r nsua week and their skin will begin To IN
Gessisrm~.- ran be permanently cured by tho inv,g
orator Tan" N ANAL in'cso re'hing and :. assists
nature in her operations Ny gradually Diminishing the
dos. the h"~"'s are it In healthy aud "eils. stat" and
WORK regularly IA clock work
~ Sisk SEEN dWrkr Il very relieved by taknr u
- double -e al the refrigerator which eorrecis all aedy
aud .or'nvss ot I'll" stomach
Pr loaded stomach has -lusl relieves
all orr"s-'.""r ""'"-, feeling after eating heartily F"'
family rd,s~e generally, ali who speak In the
- h ghes terms
- Dr. s"sGord- u.stxer"ser came To ms rrrnm
m"nded IA rar' for LAYER Complaints aud all disea'"'
In liz induced ns try 1t, and
r,n certain thai It i-onc of the creates, bics
snas sever ev'nto DyaPep'a for 1t made complete cure
bci"rr The hrai bottle was taken aud "a
~ nnNh "ahl' with NJ trouble while before nothing h"
- No" What all readers Is. Il Lire,
Complaints Or dyspepsia "uole you do no, tall To Try 'h'
= he er'aI's rc".'t, ~ the world Mate fat
We take inhunc pleasure In recommending ihls mrd
~ zinc prrs.n,l,rtr Fr,:rnna a s.r. q MI, Fr-
~ tpl DfnN iInsaa Va IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
CITY AND sTAgE-AERAIas.

SEE advertisement, Of sale IT valuable property
n. the Eair Grulnds this mTning ~ hoo duck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
LYNCHBTRG COLLEGE,

LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.
TIME fourth session this Institution will commence
II the 18th September.
The location Of the hcalthest and most accessible in
the and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal that Of the best American colleges
The Military Departnsnt will be efficiently mantaned
der tho MIR j Bankenhip graduate of the Nir
gina Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School, in which young will be thoroughly
pared for college or business
IA CU Ety..
ROBERT l.. BROCkETT, President; Professor of Natu-
raj Science.
LYcuHGus G MATHEWS. A NJ, Professor of Latin ard
Bellies Lcttrrs
p H. CABEL A. B., Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
JE BLASKESsHrP Professor of Mshemati sand Instruc
tor Of Tactics
Rev. W w WAIVER, Profess r OF Moral and Mental Sci
errc. and of History
SAMrtL GARLAND A. M Professor of Constitutional Law.
d. A. lANGHoKNE, VI. d., Professor of Anatomy and Phys
ology.
GrIstrPt ApoIPHo SARToRI LII d Professor Of Modern
Languages -
EXPENSES
Board 81 week washing 81 % per month. fuel and
lghs SO Tuition, e2O In tho Grammar School, and
$50 IN the Collegiate Department for halt session.
fV alogurs, containing further information can u" OBJ
tam d by ai.i,ass ny the President - aug5u
EIYCERINE COLD CRRAM.-Wc mnkc
u his deghtai CREAM fresh every days. For chap
ped hands skin cxeoratsd this has
no equal Made and sold by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

We regret that in our notice of the Tournament
on Wednesday, we omitted to make honorable
mention of the very excellent speech. which. we
are informed was delivered by Snm'l Garland, Jr.
dress, we were not aware Of this portion of the
ceremony
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

New York, Oct. 2l.--Flour Arm; Southern 81
to $40. Wheat lower. Western Red Sl.o3 to
Sl.05. Corn lower; Mixed 81 to 68 cents
BALTIMORE Oct. 2l.---Flour, Howard Street and
Ohio IS p. Wheat firm, Red 81 lSul %; White
81 23al 80. Corn firm, Old White 1ja,S cents;
Now Yellow 63a65 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
by TELEGRAPH.
The Great Prize Fight.
e MoRRlSEY DECLARED VICTOR


BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct. 2I-Thc great prize eight
between IIcenan and Morriscy, took place yester-
day afternoon. at Long Point. Canada.
The First round lasted seven minutes, and the
fighting WAS terrible, lIeenan throwing Morrisey
and drawing the first blood.
Second round-Morrisey thrown.
Third Round -lIcenan thrown.
Fourth Round.-Both came up, looking weak,
and Morriscy was knocked square down by n blow
uadrr the jaw
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eight round, llcenan
aae tbriwn
Ninth roun,.--Buth fought wildly and fell side
hy side.
Tenth round-Ileeman knocked down.
Eeventh-Morrsey was very weak. and had To
lie carried to the scratch. This was n terrific
round and Ileenan FIJI iainting.
Twelfth orri>ey was carried to the scratch,
but lieenan too faint to come to time and
the hattie was declared to have been won BY Nor
risey. Both are very badly cut, and had to be
hrousht away On beds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

a UERU'S con LIVER OF. JELLY will
u be found the most agreeable n Of administering Cod
Liver Oil For sale by SrABLER d. JONES.
Militia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

FREIGHT TRADE.-The receipts Of freight at the
Depot of the Va. Tenn. Railroad Wednesday,
were as fblows 2G loaded cars of produce from
the West, consisting of $500 bushels Of Wheat
$4,000 pounds of Tobacco; 900 barrels of Flour;
10000 TBS of Miscellaneous. l6 cars were sent
West the same day.
Also. on Thursday. "a loaded cars consisting
of 3 900 bushels of Wheat: so barrels of Flour
ll3, 900 pounds Of Miscellaneous,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

n ONDON PORTER.-2J Tferces Superior
Iopdu Porter In quart pint bottles sale low.
seuti1ts LEE, JOHNSON L CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

ZNTREELER & WILSON'S SEWING VA
w CHIMES -tiHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Highest
Premiums awarded September, 1858 the California New
Illinois Fairs. AMI the Fairs Of the Chira
Mechanics Institute and the st Louis Mechanical Assoca
ton At the Fair Of tho st Louis Mechanical Association
the examining committee composed Of five ladies
the highest sca st ,ning who. without dissenting voice.
awarded the WHEELER a. WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
high only premium a Silver Pitcher valued Al 81
Theses Machines simple in construction efficient and du
rabe In beautiful In model and finish he To adorn
the paror aud suited the shop Their speed il from
LOO to 1000 stitches minute Substituting ~ they do
healthul tor the soul and body aud de The
drudgcry OF hand sewing they hailed as the Homdns
Friend.
They make n and stitch alike both sirs, that
will rip ~ raye Aud the HtNMER recently h,cntrd
will IN the edge and down rapid and
Full given III operating these Machines free of
charge loot .0ts WIN. H. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
onocrn Nm 4: y; KI,G l. 81 M. va

UNVVEN hND VWM10OAVN MENV1AAN I,
OfposHe he VI ginia RINK,
LFNCUBURG. "a,
EEIS ronsia- Ny hand large aDd varied
IA III GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
h" "crs Tho trad. nj reduced for Cs In eschnnge
a." Produce u Is his hereafter Ia conduct his bust
'nlirry tAsu pHlNcrlts and In order e. ifc this
slrablc object he win He mt such prices will thu
'"rras' al all " ho favor him with call
Grateful for the share of patronage received Al the hands
~ his alta he'd friends and public Tor the last
years he bog continuance OF their kndncsa In hi
h"Alors- Ian Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

fr0n Rrn j y Hines Pastor Of idrrat church. boston
Dlt Aithi-IhaNr used y"ur Falls Win ext aordnary
family and among those called to dis.
tru To regulate The Of digestion and purify tho
blood they the very hest remedy have know aud
eau confidently recommend ihom friends.
Yours ". HINES
WARSAW. wYoaIso 70, n v. OCT "a 1855
fAR SIN i amusing your tRtharric Pills IN practice.
AMI hnd them 'xec""t purg veto cleanse the stem
anlu mn lfN ilnE luui nIu If Inc ln.d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
VI
ErysipcIRs, scs of0lN, King. Evit. letter Tu-
- aud salt khcmm

FTom ForNdrdinH MTchdnf 81 g louis FAD T. IsJB
DH Afthiour Pills are III. paragon II all that Ia
In mcdcn" They have cure my e daughter II ulco
her hands aud feet that had proved nrnrabe
years Her mother had been long griev"nsly afflicted with
botches aud pimps her skin In her hair After
child cured she also tiled ls and ncy have cured
lnr A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
The Pacific Railroad Rill.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.--Mr. Phelps,
Of Missouri. the Chairman OF the Commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad, has introduced
the bill, which was referred to the commit
tee, to aid in construction of railroad
from ST. Louis to San Francisco.
Itproposesto pass tbl ough Albaquer, the
zurrie village. and the Tegow Pass. One
half Of the road to be built by the State ol
California, and the other half by the State
of Missouri, the United States to grant
money and lands to aid in building il, after
twenty miles are built; five per cent. Unit
ed States thirty-yea bonds to be issued 10
the States building it. at the rate of 81 500
per mile, and so 90 for two hundred miles
west from St. Louis aud east from San
Francisco. No bonds to be Issued until
each section of twenty miles is built, q the
whole amount Of bonds not to exceed $780,
100000 Twenty FIVE miles OF the road
to be built and equipped the first year by
each State. and thereafter no less than one
hundred miles each per year. The road
to be finished in ten years. The United
States is to have, as a consideration OF its
aid, a legal right to priority Of use for all
government purposes. If when the first
bonds are due, any indebtedness remains,
California and Missouri are severaily to
pay the balance. Missouri is to begin
building at ST. Louis. and California at San
Francisco, and proceed continuously
There are to be four branches--two north
and two south.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
Mr.. CRIrTENDEN.s sPgEcH.


The New York Express has the follow
ing in regard to Senator Cditsndsn's late
Speech:
"rse telegraph gives but bare Sgtline
OF his speech. but tha, Iiltle--God be thank
ed--is enough 70 show that the country
has sSill 10 its councils men capable OF view.
ing great question, and great emerQen>
ey, through a National medium, unclogged
by sectional passions. or partizan prejudi.
ces, or the suggestions Of selfish ambition.
II IL refreshing to turn from the wretched
appeals % those passions and 2rrjulices,
which have marked. and are still marking
this Kansas discussion. from day TO day,
to the nobler explorations we hare here for
union and harmony--for justice and right
--fyr the honor, and glory, and safety oI
the Republic. 1t is sweet music to the ear
after the harsh disuuion discourses that
have illsd the Senate Chamber the few
days past. 1t rcviVes within us the mem
ories Of Clay and Webstsr-and learns us
not yet to despair Of the Republic.
No wonder that Foreign Ministers--tSs
representatives Of foreign nations--Wsre
among the brilliant crowd that thronged
the Chamber to listen. 1t was an Ameri-
can speech--from 40 American Patriot
and as such it must have commanding
influence upon the question at issue. Ii
may not change results in the Ssnste--buI
in the H:use. among the Peoples Repre-
sentatives. and amoog the people them
selves, it will make its msrk--for good"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
EEThe American Democrat quotes

RE- The American Democrat quote q
from our reading Of Senator Douglas ban
ner:
"The right Of the majority of the citi.
Eens of the United States to rnle--the ab-
solute power Of Congress over the terrific
ries--the Constitution Of the United States.
and the laws made in pursuance thereof
the supreme power of the nation"
To which we most heartily subscribed
and gave one solitary "huzza!" whereup-
on brother BEATTY propounded the follow
ing interrogatories:
"Cap," what will you do with Little
Dug's" Catholic wife, Utah Poligamy, the
Dred Ssott decision, and the Cincinnati
Platform? all of which you are expected to
endorse as the organ Of the douglas
Wing" Please answer.
All we have to reply is. that if "Little
Dug's catholic wife" is as pretty and ac-
oomplished as madam Rumor reports her.
we would treat her with as much kindne SIS
as Isaac did Rebecca; and as for utah
Poligamy," the "Dred Scott decision" and
the "Cincipnati Platform" We will leave
them to be disposed Of by Bro. Beatty and
those who subscribe to the doctrines oil
squattern sovereignty. and who deny "the
absolute power of Congress over the Ter
ritories."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

~The Young Mems Literary Insti-
ute. willmeet Friday evening. March 96lh,
atthe City Hall. Question for discussion
'RssolVsd. That the publication of all inf
del and kindred works should be prohibit
ed By law.
Foremen Messrs. Ketner and Carter.
An essay will be read by Charles Jen-
nings.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend. BY order
g. w. CORMANY, Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

RWe have been requested to transfer
part of our Baltimore subscription list to
Basil, where we learn they have recently
got a Post Office established. Mr.. GEo.
MEssERly is Post Master. We wish them
increased prosperity, and hope the little
city may remember our good old paper
and send US scores of subscribers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

oAThs American press of Kentucky
ie aunt in opposition to the Lecompton
swindIs. and the Maysville Eagle predicts
that Marshall and Underwood, the Ameri-
can representatives. ia Congress. will 90
against il on the final vote. 1t says they
voted againstthe investigation because they
thought the frauds SO evident as to require
pO further exposure.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
The Kansas InyestIgating COMMITTED.

The Kansas Investigating Committee.
We have already given tho result Of
this improperly-we had almost said fraud
ulently appointed committee, and have
shown how one after another the various
propositions Of Mr.. Harris and other mem
bers placed in the minority OF the commit.
tee, by the unjustifable proceeding Of the
Speaker 70 the House, were successiyely
voted down; and how, by this means--ev-
identity pre- arranged and advised-all ex-
animation into the facts relating to the a.
doption, by an irregular vote, Of the Le-
compton Constitution. and avery attempt
to compile an authentic and reliable history
Of the whole case from frat to last, was ef-
fectually prevented. The farce only led
at last 70 useless report, affirming mere
assertions, and assuming as proven the
very facts they were appointed to investi-
gate>and determine. Every purpose COM
pretended in the appoin tment Of the com
mittee was deliberately and unhesitatiDgly
defeated by its fractous majority, who
were put into it for the very purpose oI
frustrating its proceedings.
But the end is not yet. Mr.. Harris seems
TO be man not easily thrust aside; and
he submits to day the Journal of the com
mittee's actions, accompanied by report
exposing the manner in which all efforts
to fulfill the duties of their appointment
were systematically voted down by Mr.
Stephens majority. Ifthe telegraphic in
formation Of the Gazette may be relied on
a move will be made authorizing the Sc
ven minority members to proceed as dis
tinCt committee, and call for information
by persons or papers, they may deem ne
cessary. Should this movement succeed
all present action Of the House in relation
to the admission of Kansas will of cours,
be suspended anhl Congress and the coun
try shall at last get at complete and "a
tisfactory relation Of all the transaction
connected with the case. We shall rejoic,
to hear that the minority of the COMMITTEES
have desired to proceed. And thus will
another corrective blow be struck at Exc
cutive usurpstion.--C Cincinnati Com.