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CLERKS OF THE UNITED STATES COURTS.


Also bill to provide for the survey of the Coum-
bia river In the Territories of Washington and Ore
gon which was read first and second time.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Washington moved that the bill
be referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. WASHBURNE, Of Illinois, moved that it be re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. SMITH. Of Virginia. Iwould suggest (not that
we particularly desire to have jurisdiction Of this sub
ject) that all bills affecting the Territories ought R
go to the Committe on Territories. move that the
bill be referred to the COmmitte on Territories.
The question taken the reference to the Com
mittee on Territories and it was not agreed to.
The question then taken the reference to the
Committee on Commerce and it was so referred.
Our delegate has also given notice Of
bis design to introduce bill, as we under
stand it, for facilitating inter-communica-
tion between the Territories of Washington
and Oregon, and the Missouri and Missis-
sippi rivers. Explanatory of the charsc-
ter Of the bill, we fud the following in the
Washington Star of January goth:
"MnrARY ROAD BILL.-It will be remembered
that Hon. ISAAC l. STEVENS, delegate in the House of
Representatives from Washington Territory gave no
tce few days ago that he would introduce q bill for
facilitating the intercOmmunicaton between the Ter
ritoriss Of Washington and Oregon. We now under
stand that this bill contempates the construction Of
wagon road from rear Fort Benton, at the head OF
steamboat navigation the Missouri river, to point
at or near Fort Waawala, at the head Of steamboat
navigation on the Columbia river. The intermediate
distance Is said to be about five hundred miles and
the practcabty Of the route to be established beyond
all question In fact informed that Mr.. S. has
himself travelled most Of the route and has entire
y reliable information respecting the other portions
Of It,
"The feasibility of the project is, therefore, with
him rendered matter of certainty. The main rea.
son for the establishment of this road is with view
TO facilitate military movements. The bill will be sub
mitted to Congress in few days"
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70 THE SECRETlRT OF rue INTERIOR,
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EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORT OF
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~. ROSS BrOO0no,
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In every exchange that we open " b'''" o"''
,ascs" stare US in the face. 1t occupies Inc places
once filled by Kansas" and "Lteomp'0". Inc
public mind is very thoroughly arorsed upon these
late acts of English impudence; and Determined ac'
ton is expected from this Administration MOI only
ia the press of the country speaking out against lhese
outraces, but private letters, from the people' contain
expressions Of popular feeling, tina, show a deep
seated determination to be satisfied with nething snort
of ample reparation.
Now is a fair opportunity to promulgste the ooe'
trine mat 1.-The flag covers the cargo. ~net"e' "HfoeS
or not. If We recognise the right OF Ehg'aha 10
search our merchantmen for negroes, We grant her d
privilege under which she will diSulse al lnpudent
;,,0rfsrancs and surveillance over our
We know that to a very great extent the hanas OF
-. ar t,ed b, the condition Of our navy
'ue ~ o., ,uro,~- ..Iairs darnonstioto 49,.
necessity for further action on the part OF Congress
towards an iucresse of the navy. While magnificent
concentrations are lavished upon the public buildings
in Wasbipetca city, this important arm Of our ma
,lonsl deferoe is left in its weakened state. Inc Gap
itol at Washington was once burnt by the British and
for wan,of a navy England may do 1t again. we
homo congress will not adjourn without giving to the
navy the assistance of which it stands SO much IN
nsef. The d~efences of the country require this aid,
apt demand at the hands Of Congress that %retrench-
,n.nt and reform shall be made in some other points
M s1pepditure other than this national defences.
We now have quite a chance for a quarrel with
England for her conduct in IT, Gulf. Our Central
American affairs are not yet settled, and Congress
!; about to demand enquiry into the seizure OF The
bsroue Adriatic by the French authorities in the port
Nsrseilles. All these and many other facts de-
,nand that the navy shall be placed upon a proper
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the South id to be upona "SLaue Trade schedule that
must certainly de:sch Maryland, Virginia and Ken
,uckv, perhaps North Carolina and Tennessee, from
he other Southern States. This statement ofthe queS'
ton Shove the perfec; shsurdi,y of any such 'reco'''
struction."
But what reconstruction" does the South ""h''
Can any party be formed that will more certainly 10
nngnise tle rights OF the South, than was done W "e
Democracy at CINCINNATI Certainly not Inc y,
tempt Was made in 1855, but that 'rec"h''t"''o"
soon Disguised its most tivoted adV'c"'es' "" -"
,ar;y sunk under u defeat the most 'ignaI anu '0'"'
ever Sustained by any party. Vice was "unpn""'
" elected, and left scarcely a fragment OF '""' re-
constructed party to tell the tale Of lis "'e'' ~
ia have no reconstruction of parl'es-'e' US pro-
serve the National Democratic organizatioh' WINCH
with all it's errors and fa~ults7-snd what human 'n''''
,n,ion has not it's errors and its iaultsi-'' 'he 7" HIN
,hs, binds the Union; for that let us preserve .he Or
,,suizstion. You can reconstruct none oe'uei-
and az long az the Union lasts let the SCUM Stahu
by the National Democracy.
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ELECTION OF CONSTABLES.

Messrs. Editors:-ln your paper OF the 18TH inst.,
I abserve tbs following paragraph:
"Bur ONE CoNTABLE.-lt seems not to be general.
~ known that the late Legislature SO amended the
election laws of the Common wealth q. to forbid The
election Of more than one Constable in any Magic.
,erial District
The subject of this paragraph IL OF sufficient pub.
lie interest to Justify me in presenting one or two
reasons why, in my Judgment the revIseG election
law OF the recent session, does not forbid me election
# more than one Constable in any maglsteriai dis
,rict.
The Language Of the law il Identical with that OF
the act of April 22d. 1882. Each provides that there
hall he elected '.u each district four
Justices of the Peace; in every sach district, one con-
stable Both acts make il mandatory, that one Con.
,,ahI. shalt be elected in ach magisteria! district;
but neither in terms, or by implication, iorblds the
election of more. To elect more than one, requires
the grant Of ad l.tional power. which ia found i'll the
first section of the act OF June ID, 49,, which pro
videa. THAT ii nj any time, one Constable be deemed
in.utlicien, for the despatch Of the business in any
Iis,ric, for which q Constable is to be elected. it shall
no lawful FOR the county or corporation Court, &c,
IN order An election of two Constables tor the same,
and thereafter, until the order be annulled, the of.
.icers conducting the election for ouch district shall
govern themselves accordingly" Acts Of 1852, page
"a. -,
Thi. &C, does not conflict with the previous general
law of the sarne session, tActs OF 80, p. Gi:l and it
neither ameads nor repsahS any provision OF that act.
II II had proposed to do either, 1t would have been
void-not being III the form required by the Constltu-
ton. 1t is plainly an additional and cumulative law,
and is still in existence, unless repealed by the re-
yised election law Of the lsst sassion. 1t was not
designed, by the ommitte TO effect tlio act of June,
1852, because it was deemed best TO leave it .solafed,
as it refers TO only one class of county officers. and
msy be the subject Of frequent change. But is it re.
pealed by the act Of 1857 The repeating clause in
that act is 'all acts, or parts of acts, INCONSISTENT with
this act, are hereby repealed" But there is clearly
no Inconsistency between any provision OF the law OF
1853, and this act of June, 1852; and, consequently,
the latter ia in full force.
think it perfectly plain, therefore, that the right
to elect two Coustables, in any magisterial district,
by order of the county courta, is not affected by the
legislation of the last session. j. Is. Ii.
Martiusburg, May 10, 1853.
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wh.r. IT,. ut. We think II VIII De iounu' upon
.xsnipr;iou. that few counties in North" es'ern 'ir
ma. posaee. these physical advantages 10 a greater
extent than Randolph. c.o
As To the privilege Of building from three to hve
scr,s Of land will be given for tina; purpose on the
ana, sid. Of the town. somewhat elevated, aud 4 NOR"
nsau,itn, apot cannot be found in the vicinity OF any
town or city nthe State. r
AZ to the supply of provisions, Sc, we have only
~ ,sv that We have y productive soil--make an aoun
dance of fat beef-have a good iiouring MI al the
mace, and two Others within two mllss.
OF our tuan We cannot boast, ~ It ia n mare VII
me, but il, has q beautiful situa,ion. and ls Il pleasant
place. Our county comprises 2,iuO square miles "'
territory, being equal TO four constitutional counties
rwn.thirds =, tins vast territory may be sald 10 Dslh
ia natural state. But & large portion OF thus wilder,
meas, is susceptible of making fine grazing iarip., ana
should this institution be established here u VIII %
the means of bringing those lands into CULTIVATION
thersby largely increasing the rev-nue OF oar county.
Our mountains are rich with ore and coal, ana tne
fnest timber fr building and other purposes, win
facilities for converting it to lumber.
There is a tri.weekly line of stages running from
S,aunton to Parkersburg, which is the most direct
route, of which the commissioners can avail them.
selves in crossing the mountains, and We trust 1t VIII De
their pleasure 10 give US d call as they pass ana looK
for Themselves. hASpoLrh'
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Bids will be received for the purchase OF the !sa' ,
gross, or for separate parcels, rs above describe. I.
Department reserving 10 itself the right - accept y
Ject either or both, re ma be deemed most ac'snas"-
10 the Govrrnmont.
Bids will be- received until - o'clock, ~, OF the 3tL:
OF May, at which hour all then before the DepAfH'"
will be opened. ,w
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed "Propo'' ~"
the purchase OF the Island Of Rock Island .
Payment To he made in cash TO the Assistant lFen ..,
at -. Louis or TO to the Treasurer II WashiGstoh' -" "-,
fifteen days alter the acceptance OF the bids ana fe.'t
transmitted Immediately to this Department. M a,
frilurct To make tn. payment within the time 'pecin'''
award shul. be declared null and void
April 6-cwt3lMny Sccre;a'! OF >.
-,;oTE-The folio "a. described lands, phEI
ci-iined oy the Railroad Hgidg. Company. ne Ih.s.s a.:
Rock Island Railroad Company, and the N.a,''ar..
Missouri Kai!rosd Company. under fh- act .. .T :.
approved August !, l-G.., entitled A. act 10 ~,
r,gnt oi way 70 all Pail nlG Plank Rosds 500 80:
rnizri TIen;ise 20 passing through the pcyEe SUI. ":
ing 10 III. United States'-ocin:a strip OF Ian' ~. 80, 4.
ored fee, in width across said Island, aud ia'ee ~ r.;,
'Depot grounds " as particularly ~desi,n-trd Ca-., !.
aled in the general Land Office by John u s"..,.rfe.
tOrnsy, with letter " February 2-th, i-d-a
trosn snle, viz: r,srh
IS So acre. of the :. w. fracT / OF sec. p !
2 w. ri:E|
3 ~ acres of the frac1E {. of n. w. /: sec. % ''
X. w. r-:Sh
O.4a acres OF the N. w. / Of N. =. I see. 80 i'"
w.
Amounting, in all. to 2.Josc.ss. FLOYD,
Ma, secretary WI
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TRIRrTE OLE


At n Court of Quarterly Session begun and held for
Essex County, Mt the Court House, in Tnppshannock, on
the nth day OF May, 1855:
Lewis II. Garnc,., An attorney practising in thi- Court,
having, in a few feeling remarks. announced to the Court
the death of WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, Esq an attorney
practising at this bar; and Robert l.. Montague, Esq, an
attorney from the adjoining county of Niddlescx, having
also submitted some additional. Remarks highly common.
da,ory TO the character vi the deceased, the said Gnrncit
then offered for adoption by the Court, n preamble and
resolutions, in which the Court warmly concurrcd. and
ordered the same TO be entered OF record, ms follows:
Whereas, since the last session of this Court, Captain
William A. Wright, VINO for more than thirty years has
occupied a prominent place among the bar, and for r. por.
ton Of the time has iiIed with fidelity and zeal the Office
OF attorney for the Commonwealth, has died, and in his
death the Court, the bar, the community In which he
lived, hs family and friends, have sustained an irrepara.
BILE loss.
Be il, resolved, TIA, in his dc,th, the Court, the bar,
and the community In which he lived, are called To mourn
for one around whose pnth In life clustered the sincere
regard of those who knew him well tor years, which, hy
the many noble traits of character go conspicuous in the
deceased, had been strengthened aud perfected until the
breaking Of the cord, rendered severe the blow thus in.
hicted by power greater than auSht on earth.
Resolved, That we tender to his family and friends the
unaffected assurance Of our sincere sympathy in this their
most gricvous afiictiUn; and that as ali evidence OF re-
spect and esteem for the deceased, the foregoing pream.
BILE and the accompanying resolutions be spread upon the
records of this Court, and n copy of the same sent to the
newspapers published in Richmond and fredericksburg
for publication, and also to the family of the deceased.
ACopy-Tcs,e. aMES ROY MICOU, Clerk.
r Whiy and Examiner please copy.
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Eo,. me Engu,rCr
MILLS r. GOODWIN.

Messrs. Eiitors-There arc few men III lhIs cry
whose reputation is 30 free from guile as .ne GENTS,
man whose name heads this article. lie mas p5p'r"
himself to be n most worthy citizen, anu WIZ, u"
doubt, make u most excellent officer. MT. '" u
nns OF the many candidates for the oitice OF "mM.h-
,,oueroC he Rsuenue IN Monroe Ward. ana ID equal,y
a. we'll, if not better qualified. than any o.rsr canu'.
dste seeking to discharge the duties oil 'iial nnP"f.ni.
and much sought after Office. He las nseu ~ tnls
s Ssf IN an I honest snd.nprirht manner, treating every
man with respect, and never ashamed to confess Una.
he " earned his bread by the sweat OF his prov. II
il truly enviable for one to be so rsspecte "a I ha u u
~versaliy popular; and it is the best proof OF MS per
aonal good qualities and sterling integrity. II Is ! y
be hoped that the mechanics Of Rlchinohd WIN uo
their duty, and elect Mills b. Goodwin Commissioner
of the Revenue in the upper District.
RIcuMosD, May 81, 1853. MkeHASi''
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VIRGINIA.-In New Ken, COUNT Coon Mo-

On motion OF Edward N. Bradley, one Of the dis,rih..
tees 0: Mi:chsl ". Bradley, dec.ascd; and IL ap5ea,iar
70 the satisfaction Ot the Court ,Ea, more ;aFn ,wn years
As the representative Of said Mitchell w. Bradley. decd
il is ordered, that the creditors Of said Mitchell ". Brad
ley, decd, do produce their claims agains, the sa.d es,at.
Court, on or before the l2lh day of Ju s., 1855, and show
cause, ii any they can, against the paynien, and delivery
of the said estate to the distributes OF said Mitchell W
Bradley, deed; and il. is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be published once a week for fur successive
weeks IN The Richmond Enquirer. and that sno, or COPY
he posted M the front door Of the Court House OF this
county, on tae net day OF two successive terms Of the
County Court. Copy.
May 25-cwiw JNO.D D. CHRISTIAN. Clerk.
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For the Enquirer.
TO THE CLERGY OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO THE CLERGY OF THE UNITED STATES.
REVEREND SlRs :-As q means of the most speedy
foundation of the debt contracted by the Association
in the purchase of Mount Vernon, We would suggest
that on the Fourth of July next, (which, most oppor.
tunely for your Interference, occurs on Sunda,y,l you
will present before your respective congregations the
claims Of this national debt. Indeed, so small the
pittance from each individual, requisite to the deiray
al of the expense of,the purchase, and sotruly noble IS
the object in itself-appeaIing as it does directly 10
that patriotism which should fire the breast OF every
true American on the anniversary Of his nation IN,
dependenca-it need only be mentioned TO secure
not ouly H.. necessary purchase tunds, but also a sui.
iioisn, surplus to . make nA.si the Tho. home e, Of dN Westminster sdmSSns %nat
,ry' The DELAY in raising the requisite funds, has un.
doubtedly been owing to the fact, that comparatively
few of our countrymen have had an opportunity OF
adding their mite to this patriotic object. 1t must
seem TO you peculiarly fitting that our next national
anniversary should be made The "be all and end al.
i%ftonnalfty aud Importance. INDUCING the hope that
our suggestion will meet with your hearty adoption
we can but anticipate for such simultaneous effort a
most happy result. Most respectfully, W. Z. j.
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LILLY WHITE.

7 R~ASDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
"A History of Minnesots; from the French explora.
ton to the present time, By + d Eeill; az 50.
Principles OF Social Science. by II C Carey, vol /;
81 80. -
The Corsnir: a Venetian Novel, by G Sand, % cent?.
Ciprina, or, the Secrets Of a Picture Gallery, by Rev.
nelds; 20 cents.
Charles Ransford; or, Love on Board a Cruiser, by Can,
Chamicr; 25c.
The Iron Cross: or, tho Countess Of Enrol. tale of b,,b
and low life, by $ Cobb, Jr. &c.
The Iron Mask; or, the Adventures Of K de Brsglopne
by A Dumas. = vols: u m.
Hnrpcrs Magazine for June, 90.
Lilly White, a Romance, By f Goodwin; 81 M
tiraham's Elements Of Inorganic Chemistry. mar, ond
eco Same complete bo'h parts In one bound volume
: NAV ~
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

We would call attention to the proceedings OF the
Tobacco Dealers Of Richmond, published in this ia.
sue of the Enquirer"
This report reached US yesterday, too late for the
preparation of an appropriate editorial accou,pani.
,nent. We propose to devote our editorial column Of
10 morrow to a careful consideration Of the important
suggestions attaching to the resolutions Of the meet
inv
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1

N"'WINU MANCIT n, I'D
&SEaLED Proposals will be- received at this D.psr
- inent until the 81 st day OF May mex, for the purchA'
OF all, or any part not less than one legal subdivision,
the unsold bind of the .Island at Rock Island, " in u
State OF Illinois, heretofore reserved tor military pN
poses.
The descriptions and areas Of the un-oli trscs 't
which the Island i divided by the surveys, and fOr wal;
proposals are now invited. are a. follnns. VIZ.
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nj ED

DIED, on Monday afernoon. the eth May, las, in her
Ord year, Mira SALLY X. PARKER, wife OF Mr.. John N.
Parker, and daughter Of Mrs. Clarke X Worsham.
Her funeral will be preached this afternoon Tuesday
at ) o'clock. at Grace street Baptis, Church, where III.
friends Of the family. rs well rs thoae of Messrs John and
Wellington Goddin are respectfully invited to attend with
ont Trr- hnr p,,,rn
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MONEY MATTERS.

NORTHERN EXcHANGE-Dn New York. Baltimore a.
Philadelphia on".hAlt per cent premium.
The Banks In this city receive on dnposi, only the not
ot the Farmers Bank and It's Branches. the Exchar:
Bank aud - Branches. sud the Virginia Bank and
Branches. with the Independent Banks and Valley Bat
redeemed in this city.
The notes Of the Tram. Allegheny Bank are % per ceu
discount. Bank D. kanawha, no sales.
North Carolina Bank notos .; South Carolina Ran,
notes | per cent discount.
Gold and Silver per cent. premium
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Tho, ,hs following COMMITTEES on Reference was
elected by the meeting: John Jones. John 1IIineur'
John 5. Walker, Samuel Hardgrove, Ih"s' d Dean''
On motion, the meeting I'D ourned.
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SWAMI g. CO.'S LOTERIES.-A New Yorl
exchange of Saturday, say.

Yesterday there was ne's received in the city of
the partial success in Georgia Of the war upon
Swami Il Co., the lottery olicy men, commenced.
and still carried OH by Mvor Ticmanp. Learning
managed by Mr.. Swami, ha expired by limitation,
Mayor Tiemann sent Sergent Birney to Gov. Brown,
with letters Of n,roductionand the result is the in
dictment of Benz. 3. Woodpf this city, (brother Of
the late Mayor Wood, Samul Swami, Geo. =. Eddy,
Frederick 2. Barber, Leon !. Dueas, Jsa. a. Eddy
and Chsriea Lathrop. All ie parties, with the ~
ceptior "f Wood, reside in augusta. Georgia; and al
with the exception Of Wood nd 6. Z. EDDY, twbo is
believed to be in this city, ave been arrested aud
held for examination, in suu amounting to $4,000.
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Coon PRICE FOR ToBAco.-A hcgshead OF 10,
bscco, raised By John A. Mrray of Roanoke county.
was sold in Lynchburg, VaFridsy, for s55 per bun.
dred.
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MR..

Mr.. EVERETT'SSOUrERN TOUR Mr. Ere
re.ths- returned from has Surhera tour. S!uce TIE
mun,h Of November hs mas .peateA his discourse or
The Character OF Wasiing,n,' ior the Benefit OF
tho Mount Vernon Fund, ;wnty three times, with all
aggregate net receip; OF $l,645; and his address on
CHARITY" fourteen times, (, the benefit Of various
charitable Institutions, within aggregate net receipt
of $l2 i33. The nei proce<s of his oratorioaI labor.
tor the !sst six months, for oe benefit Of the Mount
Vernon fund and various baritsb,e institutions. is
ST ,07S.
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From the Washington S,ar.l
~EY-PRESIDENT TYLER.

A brief article, descriptive Of the various EA ffesi,
dents of the United States after their service I'D lna'
capacity, was copied, among other selected articles
into the Star a day or two since, to which our at.eh.
ton ia drawn for the first time by the COMMUNICATION
printed below, which, in explaining its incorrecthess
in an important particular, does no more than eheer
Justice TO the distinguished statesman to whom II re-
fare.
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OFFERING FOR ACTIVE SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May H.-Capt. Dahlgreen, now il,
command Of The practice ship Plymouth, at Wash.
ington, has offered hs services to the government,
and TO join tbs home squadron for the protection n
our in the Gulf of Mexico. 1t is urds,.
stood that his offer will be accepted.
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NEW YORK, May "a State brands Flour h.,.
advanced &C.; 4ther brand. are unchanged. Wlhui,
very dull, and buyers demand a reduction. Corn !.
buoyan,, and has advanced lc.; sales Il to IS cent,
Stocks are gull and lower.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER

AZ J. -. RGndolph's BOOkstore and BiHdery, III Main IT,,
Richmond, "a.
MAY 81, Is Doors. Our Doors.
Seven o'clock, A NJ. 81 20
Twelve o'clock, VI. 20 go
Five o'clock, 7. NJ. 80 so
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHiyGroS, May - There is no immediate
prospect of the extension Of the session beyond ths
7th of June. This would be done only To the extent
OF several days IN the event of additional time being
actually necessary for passing the general approprIa
ton bills.
NJ further action will be taken concerning the right
O: DIR. Bernheisel TO a seat a. Delegate, the IN
on Territories not being nhle to ascertain officially II
Utah is in q state OF rebellion.