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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19


About ten years ago began to be troubled
with an uneasy sensation about my neck which
kept Increasing; experienced sharp Hncinatmg
panl, with a burning sensation, and sometimes a
feeling as ii worm, WE'RE crawling about under
meath my skn About the 2lst Of December,
1854 ii broke ont nio q running ukcr--causiug
such rapid destruction o. the parts tina, | he.
came very nncl alarmed, nnl was contemplating
going TO Cincinnati, bat happening to meet with
DR.. 4 NJ. Walker. be assured tue that b. could
cure il went to work aud has made radical cure.
DC soto county. Miss ALEX. Carney.
This Ia 10 certify that we have been intimately
acquainted with DR.. 4. NJ Walker for two years
or more. "a par, Of which time he and his family
have been inmates OF our house: and his dep0r,.
meut as gentleman has been A.Nc,ptionablc
and his skill Tor the treatment OF disfusq. with his
peculiar system, has never been cgudlcd IN THE
portion OF the country Even those disease
which battle the skill Of the most eminent physi.
cans in the country seem 20 yie,d readily such
az Gamblers, Dfopsy. falpitaiion of the Heart,
Vertigo, Dyspepsia Bronchial Affections, Dis
cases OF the Kidneys, rheumatism. Neuralgia,
and all kinds Of diseases. sc And while We re.
grct to lose him, We heartily recommend him 10
the kind regards Of those among whom he may be
east. Middleton, Miss, July Is, 1855
JaaEs P,nsrLIf, JuriA +. FARMER,
MARTHA VI. PHILLIPS, MAnIs !. pAnxrLrr.
Having been intimately acquainted with DR.
A. NJ. Walker for nearly two years, have never
sccn in him nor heard a sentence uttered by him
that was the least untha.ic or unrereiincd.
thluk him a gentleman and his wife refined
lady In the iraimon, q disease | think his
system superior TO any, and he is a most skilliGl
and successful practitioner lie has elected thu
most astonishing cure Of case Of Dfopsy on a
negro man for me--one which bad been given
jvcr for lest by all the physicians here. deeply
r4,re, his determination 20 change his residence
and recommend him aud his family to the kind
regards Of these among whom he n.sy locate
Middleton, July IS, Sc JoHs L. PALMER.
JeJ.rson, Texas, Ou IL. 1883 6.y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-19

d Donovan to,foa F,esor Ca~,m,s 10.
ard ForHDrf,as Nrrhrnf. n. 81 taruni.l-i
sireri ,Ih'pp Il $50 New Orl.ius
Nav ~ IS No - ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

TREASURE, FREIGHT, PACKAGES LETTER
Elk T. - -
On the 9Th and 2Oth of each Month,
TO ALL PARTS OF THE
f&sNgfE~ United States, South America.
ARllGE4 Canadas and Europe,
CONNECTING IN NEW YORK WITH THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EI-
PRESS COMPANY TO EuRoPE. M
MOL JUST, COIN N FOR.
" warded and insured on Open Policies, held from the best
Insurance Companies in New York and London.
Packages, Parcels and Letters forwarded Semi-monthly, via
Panama and Nicaragua, in charge Of Special Messengers.
A Special Express is made up by Us for Panama, Callao, Lima,
Valparaiso, and all the principal ports Of the west coast of South
America, which Is promptly forwarded by the English Steamers
leaving Panama on the 14th and 29th Of each month.
II Collections made, and all orders pertaining to- legitimate
Forwarding and Express business, attended to with dispatch.
Principal Omccs.
124 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN Francisco
A. 4. Everett, Honofatn
New York, 50 Broadway
| Philadelphia, 16 Chestnut street
Boston, : 81 Washington street
Baltimore. 16i Baltimore street
New Orleans, 72 Camp street
London. II CornhiI, Jam. Europ. Exp. Coz
Liverpool, Rumford ST., Z"
| Paris, s Place de Ia Bourse,
| Valparaiso, Cochrane stree.
Caldera, Wheelwright Il Co
Guayaqui, Cox, Gutierrez & Co, Agents
Callao and Lima, II. Higginson, Agent
Payta, tPesu,) A. Ruben 4 Co, Agents
Panama, Cova & Co., Agents
75-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18
Jtm aSbtrtistmsnts.
j. G.. SPALDING


OFFERS FOR SALE Low. TO O
u eonsignuents, the following MERCHANDISE, VIZ;
Cases Spirits Turpentine, in tins,
Gases English boiled obs
KEGS OF pure No. 1 extra white lead;
Zinc paint, ground IN oil;
Cases Of tins OF black paint; kegs Of do.
Barrels o: whisky;
Cases OF assorted crackers, in tins;
Barrels % cider vinegar
Barrels OF butter, in kegs;
Cases II Hxon's tobacco:
Coils whale line. hemp and Manila rope.
Oars, assorted lengths;
Steering oars, assorted lengths
Csc. pre,erv.d meats in tins. Cases preserved CLANS In tins;
ceses preserved oyste-s In tins; Gases prd mince meat in tins;
Bzrzls Carolina rice; Barrels Einegar;
T-rs hams. Cases alcohol IN tins;
Gases Of women's Shoes, native patterns
Anchors and chains;
Rigging and pump leather;
Kegs white beans; Cheese IN tns5
Cooking stoves and cambooses,
Cases wool AMI cane seat Chairs;
Inns Of puttyi
Cases OF hair, paint and shoe brushes;
Whitegash brushes;
BIS and puncheons pure Jamaica rum
Baskets 81 champagne.
Casks Of Jedrirs' Etinhurgh Ale In stone iuSe;
Casks OF Dud Gordon Sherry;
Ocraves Of J. < p Nzrelf5 brandy;
Half bbIs Of California behring's;
Cs~s Of zhperkius and Iuixesl pickles, in half gall jars,
Gases Of goldfish. in tiEs; cases Of fresh lobster. in tins,
Cass Of English jams. pie fruits and pickles;
Cases Of buffalo chip tohacco; boxes champagne cider
s6-d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIONS

TWO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC on
the New Esplanade, on the 18th Of May, 1858, the leases
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, (he rate to be adjusted
equtably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty-five years) Of six lots, 70 be built upon Of incombustibie
materials, according 10 a plan 70 be seen at the ONCE Of Mr.. Il.
A. S. Wood, Superintendent of Public Works.
The six lots extend In line from the premises Of Messrs. James
Robinson * Co, with an espianade in front OF 1x3 feet wides
along the margin OF which goods can be landed or enbarked-
Purchasers Of the ground lots viii have to pay only the rent
OF each lot. quarterly, serniannuaily or annually, ~ may be ar
ranged on the day OF sale and in the materiala and style Of their
buildings to conform TO the general plan laid down by the gov
ernment, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lets are OF the following dimensions, Wis : lots, each
60 feet frontage by las feet deep 2 lots, each IS feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases OF nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear Of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of James Robinson & Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings Of which can be seen at the o6Bce
OF the superintendent Of Public Works, and at the Offices u
Messrs. A. r. Everett and J. r. Colturn, Auctioneess.
L. KAMEHAAEHA,
09u Minister OF the Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18
FOR SALE
Rv the AGENT HudSOn'S Bay Company

By the Agent Hudson's Bay Company.
-~vNNr KS IRON WIRE. assorted sscsi
rencinR wire, linseed oil, turpenhne, wnise seAot
BLACK paint. green paint. Stockholm ofs Psenb
Groccr1es. pefumery, stationery - -.
sheathing copper. assorted sises ccmpoetoon uenss -
Anchor and chains, NJ the lewvecs 0arkes sesee
Iron, assorted sizes ; hair brushes, due cs"n s-p"s
Assorted clothing. spunyarn, mfhnej
Assorted cordage, tarred and Manila
EtIton cheese, hams, Byaes' ale. sherry, POO, pss0oyi
Geneva sauce. preserved meats and vegeeApaess
Abernethy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits. 1919
zee ASSORTMENT OF sADDLERY.
Including AttiDss and trimmings OF all descnpa00s "s S'
and harnes.
EARTHENWARE AND AhE'
Canvass of ali Nos, huckabscks, stockings end hose
Green. blue and white blankets
Long Cloth. various qualities; madapoaasnss
Brown cotton, blue prints, MOURNING prinsss mus1ns
Crinoline, real cloth, thread Of all kinda, cooon orni
Linen drill. cambria handkerchief, silk do, book nusnn
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpeccsi
BLACK princesta, do lasting, silk umbfeilns, conon 90:
Alpacca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace mitsss olaek MA .
white silk. barege scarfs, broad cloth
slk nantes. new styles cords and taAeee
WOODEN plaid for chldrenss dresses towels, tece mhs
white vesting green, white, blue and amber senosi
Blue flannel. printed and plain baregej
Gold lace, ! to II inch combs &C., &C., sc.
CANDLES, I'm sroat variety. SIT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18
Lease Of the island Of kaheeIaws
AT Auction.

The undersigned has received Instructions from Ms Sa4snsS
the Minister Of the Interior, to offer at snction,on
TuURsDAY, APRIL 4, AT Ie
the Lease, for . term Of years, Of the
Island Of KahOolawe.
IT,. r.,.na contains about u, 600 acrss, It vhish about ~.
q. tahie hand. and 10 well adapted for . Sheep nam, oeinS ~~
Covered with eood grass, and u also frve nom Skuasanc.:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

DER JOHN CiLPIN FROM BOSTON,
to arrive:
Bales brown cotton, do denims. do bed-ticking,
Bales blue drill and blue cotton, cs hnen-bosom shirts.
White and blue cotton thread, kip brogans, goat do,
Calf brogans, wounen's shoes, asstd blank books, &C.,
Patent charcoal irons, palm leaf hats, out nails, white lead,
Boiled lnseed oil, spirits Of turpentine, celestial blue,
Chrome green and chrome yellow, Prussian blue,
Shoe backing, dried apples, cheese, hams, water crackers
Loaf and crushed sugar, soda and butter crackers,
Boxes raisins, do tobacco, etc., ETC., etc.
eft For sale by II. HACKfELD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

DAILY EXPECTED.
RLT OF HYMN
a and TUNES for Church-s-
Plymouth Collection a Hymns, gilt. moroccoi
plymouth Hymns. 32no, 15mo and limo;
Sacred Praise, q szection Of church musci
seah- do do do;
Grsgory's Organic Chemistry;
Grer0ry's Inor yanc do;
Smiths Juvenile DeineFs;
Smiths Defn-r's Manuals
Eshan's Logic;
Boyd's Logic;
Porteris Chenistry-
Ricort's Roman Hi5toiesi
Ancient Hebrews;
school Amnsenen-si
Wizards Morals. For safe by
SD IT, n "hiiNEt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18

B. PITMAN,
I. BYRON'S BAY, HLO, HAWAII,
,sis. and .i Continue . = supplied Nth . a1ss .sseE q
PROVISIONS,
SHIP CHANDLERY,
GROCERIES, &c, &c.
Which he offers for sale at The lowest prices.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
Navy and pilot bread, Eastern -four.
Hawaiian hour, American oeef,
American pork Hawaiian pork
Hawaiian beef, diasrens brands. Peas, corn, beam,
Oysters and clans, coffee. tea, rice, dried beans, Preserved iruiss.
Boots and shoes.
Heavy boot. and ss esses.nss lined bsosaas, calf S00'''
Clothing.
A complete assortment Of fine and heavy Clothing. such as
Pants, sacks, linen and cotton shirts, understands,
Socks, cravats, handkerchiefs, WOODEN trowsers,
p M9S,sn ts ssiF:' an. ndfe eSsya ihirs sas pa sse fpeet. drawers
Mitens, Scotch caps, &C., &C., sc.
Duck, COrdage, SC.
Assorted numbers OF cotton duck,
Assorted sizes Of Manila and hemp cordage.
Whale line, spun yarn, worm line,
Hemp f ssrlss sf sa1. sa ss sssaS ss''''
Beeswax, &C. &C.
Paints, Oils, &c.
Pure lead, extra and No. l black. green, yellow and red paints;
Prussian blue. sp.nts sufpenuhe'
Sufonucy cuous
kasssa i 81, F Fs,a. brushes.
Anchors and chains, boat anchors, anchor stocks, iron poles,
Oars and paddles, timber and boards, pull mattresses,
Firewood, cut and wrought nails, tobacco
o's' cse esess nis sSss' h nnss'i iar ssAS''
Tongues. salmon,
Rahins, hgs'
Shot.
Also, q complete assortment Of
Dry Goods, Crockery and Glassware, Tin
and Earthenware, Wooden
ware, Hardware, &c.
A constant supply o: Irish and Sweet Potatoes and
Fresh Beef always on hand during the Shipping Season,
and supplied a, short notice.
N. B.-Arrangernents have been made for one or more vessels
to take freight from this port for the fall of 1883. s2loo
A RARE CHANCE!
| BOwLING.ALLEYS AND vICTUALING
HOUSE FOR SALE IN HILO.
CITUATED at the Boats Landing Place. AL new, sub
- stantially built and well furnished.
ssz 63 Acres Of land. with q good Franne
Sfx HOUSE and Kitchen thereon. r situated u ;d..os"sf;nmm miles from
Milking Cows, at present feeding on the land, may be bought
The whole is well secured by Ditch and Walls.
Wsiasea lr anaa jaw nh 49, Se P ssaf HENRY HENRY ssScHRADER.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
PEERS: VINES and IS PIR tsn1G ;, ,sa ling
j partly OF the following articles, VIII ID u IA sHofS
of G.. RHODES, near the Post Office:
Champagne, of different brands;
Hooks, of superior quality;
Sauternes, of superior quality;
Fine Sherries; fine Port.
Bitters, various brands;
Cherry Corials;
CIarets, of various brands an qualities;
All the fayorite brands of Ale, in pints and quarts;
Brandy, Gin and Monongahela Whisky, in large or small
packages;
Absypthe; n z Rum, &c, &c. 13-tf
q l. G A r,
- MOLASSES,
SYRUP,
EAST MAUI,
For sale by CHAS. BREwER ID.
AGENT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18
III. G. GRAHAM,
COOPER N GAUGER.

COOPEK AND
THE OvERSIGNED having recently purchased the
i Cooperage formerly occupied by c. III. Butler, corner OF
Queen and Fort streets, is now prepared to execute with dispatch
all orders that he may be favored with at the above named place
or at his Old Stand. opposite the "Royai Hotel"
Ship Agents and Masters are respectfully invited to call and
examine his large and desirable assortment Of Casks. Barrels,
Tubs, &c.
n. B.-4OOo barrels casks on hand and for sale on the most,
reasonable terms. d9-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
EXPLOSION W TIE MISSISSIPPI.
One Hundred Lives Lost.
. NAMES or THE Lesr, INJURED AND SAVED.
Mrrprls Tenn. Mondsv Jr,all ls5s

MrrPnI'. Tenn, Mondsy June ! I, 1873
TIE sieae b At PerDf wanna exploited her boilers o.
Sunday morisgl' 6oc'otk, a. Slip I.ls1d, SON. =
miles below tits city and was burned - the water
80. ?. I5ere were 80 passengers on bo3id, aud It
b,S.v, that 100 OF ;Len we're killed or are missing
Tic D,,. = Imperial sod Kate Fisbee took al the,
,ord End +, 'be wa.fr on store. The following az,
known 10 have De. q 'o-';
F.h,r nrcos. Mrs '. ITS saa aanlh.e, ar Poster Hurst
srd ! Baut.cher ara DEM. ''coi'o Of Ne~-Oheat,
The following persons gre <aown to have ben
ssved
M 20, sN,sz oftbe Fi--cb Ope-s.
Sister Csot AID Slater Mas, ElLEy 'se New Oreaa'
c. MIC Arey ofN Nv o1lesu. ~. --,o.,..r,.......
Tie following were saved, but suffer from pj lr.es:
81. FIsuER, JoHS RLooMtuiD. J. II. cANrslLL, FEtSG
loss Jon, NJ. 4. BA1zl FsA>,is PiArT Il Neg Or
l-en- saa NA'. R.ron u vi, Of The Freah Opera
. T'oure
The boeAvss owned in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tie loIo~,g were lost as iaI as IS known that Il,
they have rot been heard from:
Josrrn P,Ls> Il Texas, b.. WITS I'D dAasats'
D. GLsAso> Eew-Yo1k.
Ii. b. Nlcnois Te1ss
81 So '. JS> FS>suoFy J,>. B,~lf Jl,
BIFN, ars y =. Wo,0T"RD al e l. u,syile.
..istI i NJ srea ai Buf ri sop Hin
TIE passengers Injured are ss fosows:
IITsRl (LSNINIs -. IOris tIIiG Gle sosiara-
WiliIAa WILLIS New jersey.
MATT. HILiy, 81 Louis
SkNIFi HsEhs Pcu; -XlVG.s
CHAPiEs SToNi Nssiy.I'
DANtrL kEIFi g. ke'kuk 1--we.
: .rUIr. WOODS. GfColc c.e-k slightly scsde5
AsbREw LND'ty &. Cucin1ap
.NM '. oou. and OAvECs Boz AyFR Pittsburgh
Isaac "F,TfR. Stak Ccuuty ofn
RoBrRT EroIriR1OS. Columbus OtiH . .
FJANr5 II, toH5l,H ava Car' \ bAtht>, new *
CHARLES AsHpFCoH -. Louis
Cop J. " IaTlt.d Boston.
Ife,Fy scIgt-fT II sud kArIHTw CoNNAFFrRT, 81 Louis
OF the oic'r. Of tie Prnnsy'sua Cap hLih' LAR g.
B A Woor, scccr = e. k vas SIG tly Injured.
JlFNRY CIIMfNTs o 81 LOJis tLfd c.rTs, was "'ei'Y
ctd
J4MIs Dozrs> citf engineer, escaped without injury
Franc, ID FRI .. second eusirrti, is ocsd.
AEAFR MARTtN lnt Wat.. is dsl.geIc -siy Injured:
The second nate uatUc unknown, IL hH'.y sea nrd
WN IAca oS q TT stoa barkrcper, - sislt scaled
Orthc yio's, BRows is Eisng srd HtNEf ELts 'a'cu.
Both to'nigfd 20 = Luils.
The Penn lyals Al the tit Of the explosion. was
on her way fc!n New Ohesrs 70 st. I.Ouls. Sue was
owned by Captain Klenle.ttr, George Black & Co.,
AID the two sngjsoels.
Tie uu;r iured and saved are a. follow
ISAAC A. TICT OF Bsliimore.
9irs BRO1HIEToN AID son Ohio.
II. A SSFAD virginia
j. r. WooTFN. ktu'uchy
T. BAR1irrr " 4, auc clu3 NeyYc,k.
A. N,RSs sjy, aud W. g. MrrHan, ledy aai child al
q 81 Lolie
SIR. IHo,iisc, iue Itio 81 msn q New -Y-i.
JoHA II. CREiCHIoN, slIiGgie! ODc.
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FROM WiSHING TON.

From Our Special CeTresporde1:.
WASHINGTON, Jurc 13-1l y. VI.
Information has reached me, since the closing of
Tie telegraph that the programme for to'morro"
!, 70 extend the Legislative Session until O'Clock
in the evening, by Joint resolution, AID for the
President to Issue proclamation calling an Exocu-
tive Session Of the Senate altcrTsrd to consider The
mass Of nolnipstions which are now pending before
that body. This course viii enabls Congress 10
close M 80 much of the business, isyet suspend
ed between the two Houses aud st the same tiae
relieve thc President ro,u what he now most breads
the pressure OF additional prNa ate claus upon Inc
Treasury. go, -,
There are but three Appropriation bills behind
hand ard only ore of them which Las LED to any
coutro,cr,y. or is Likely to provoke further Discus
sion. Two conferences separated without being
able 10 agree upon the Post Office BILL because The
:, nate insisted, and properly too, upon aoOhshing
the frankng privilege, which Is tax upon me
Treasury nearly equal TO the cost OF the whole
Post Office Department, and adhered u us aulc1n'
nj for an increase Vi the rates oil postage.
, When it Was found that the Senate was obstnsIe,
the House passed d new bill Invested of all extra
ne,ls leci,iat on; bul the Senate was IN bad TEN
per last night and Mir. Toombs AID others refused
10 LET this compromise be accepted The Light
House and the lud.an bills viii require yer! little
time. ,
Both branches remained in session I'll after md
night and tnr House preserved lis good humor 10
the last Tie fact has attracted much comment
during the present session that what used to b. The
staid sobrirty of the Senate has materially changed
/ for the worse. This tende-cy Is painfully seen
ard felt in and out If the Chamber and the discreet
prccaut.on uf the Nice-President in closing the re-
icctpry has Cny hal the effect thus far at sabstitut
ing some OF the Committee rooms for the same pur-
/ pose An adjournment was finally carried at q late
hour TO prevent tie impending scene, which, had II
occurred, would probably have beeu attended with
| more serious consequences than any which have
| vet hsptelcd And sUme Of them have bsen DIS
! graceful enough for nominating convention al
1 Tammany Hall. 80,
The President read all the public and private bulls
! to-day, and perhaps signed good many which "iil
! bear TO morrow's date. He is now satisfied from
his first experience, that his plan ,f requiring the
appropriations to be presented for signature Two
! DAYS before the adjournment Is wholly Impractical
bic. TIE theory is very good, but It will not woIh
! In honor If the victory which Messrs. Brisht
s,d Fitch obtained over law and constitution. the
! nnterri6ed turned cut with band of music, aud
made night hdeOus with their unwelcome rejoicing.
II he Opposition carry the Legislature Of Indiana
"a tbey ouel, to do, this question may be tried
over nv two contestng Senators. The iucumoents
had the great advantage OF no adverse ella man's 70
r.. Hon Emory b. Pottle. who rep'ese't' Tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Floods iat the West.

81 LouIs, Monday, June !, 1873.
Dispatches from Cairo state that on Saturday a'ter-
noon cIoyssse opened On the Mississippi aide OF fle
town Il rough Which tle water poured at fearful rate,
filing up tie whole space bat ven tbs evees ana 1t
is now running over tie embankment on the Ohio side
about Thousand feet. The Illinois Central Railroad
is washed away on the south wing. part oil the
new hotel fell in on Sunday, and tie balance Is eN'
pected 70 fall during the night Neary all the houses
ars tunblng down. drifting away or sinking Scarcely
building in the city isexpected TO Withstand the Hood
TIE winter j. two and half feet deep In the second
tory Of the TAYLOR House. and is still rising rapidly.
Mound City is slso in danger Of being overfown TIE
water at this point still continues to rise and all tue
rpper streams are pouring out hoods.
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uoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A Message was received from the PIe5ident, az
uourcug 10 the House that lie has approved the pis
for the supple mental and deficiency Indian expenses;
for the establishment Of Post routes the ransp0rs-
tiOE Cf the uals steamers pTOvISng Tor tuc
civil e=penes Of the Government for tie support OF
the Arry; providing Tor the eXpersts Of the couec
ton e tue revenue; for military road from As'or!a
10 Ssl4p Oregon; aud several Of private chardctcr
On notion 6f Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES (Penn.l 1t
was resolved the senate concurng, that the session
be eK.f nced t - r'clCck today.
Mr. JONES VITA the view Of recopciiug tho diilsf-
ences of both HOu,os ON ;he Post ONCE APpfopralnn
bill moved reconsideration OF the vote by whch ="
was tabled. <.
erce was appl iDied or the dsagreenG amendments.
TIE House aneudod the Sonates amendment rela
tive 10 tie extension Of the session by euos''u'hs
OF mo,icn Of MIR. JOHN COCHRANE IN. ", all
bills saa resolutions referred to TIE Standing commit
tees Of Il session. which no reports nave peen o9
up tC Il tine OF az uTnneIt, shsl slaLu IeCo'''eN
AT the next session OF Congrese 49,,
IRE House cor cured in the report OF tho COMMIT
tee of Conference on the Post.O1ice Appfopratlpn
bul, tie Senate having receded from Gil Its adenu
meCts
Mr., STANTON (Obiol offered jout resolution for
the ,eIeai Of the clause tie Post Route OIL author
izpe Ii Postmaster General 10 make sucn arrange
merit for tie transportation C the great through mails
between Portland ard New Orleans AZ will insure tiie
tncst epeedy and certain connection, including IN the
route for ore e tho daily mails rs many OF the sea
board commercial cities az may be consistent viii LUG
gTeatt6t ClspatCu -,
Mr. ENGLISH (Ind.) remarked that he had re-
ceived a note from the Chairman of the Senate POST
Office Committee, saying taat lie never are .Ne1 "l
such construction bong given that tho fecon was
Intended to apply service II related to the
land service entirely.
Mr. STANTON said that the clause was passed in
both Houses without menbers Knowing that ~ was
there,
The resolution was parsed by a large majority
The bill granting pensions 30 officers AMI soldiers OF
the War OF 1872 was made the special order for the
secOrd Tuesday 10 Deceuber next.
message was received from the President, an
nounoirg that he had signed the Poet Office Appro-
pristion bill. .-,....
On MOTION of Mr. STEPHENS Ca il was resolved,
TIE Senate coucu'rng, tina, the tHo HOUSES adjourn
to-day ct o. o'clock.
soIao miscellaneous business Of 10 genera! impor-
lance transacted.
Mr. SMITH Tenn from the Joint Committee re
ported that they Lad waited tue President, who Ia
formed them bat he had further communic alton -
make.
At - O'clock the IL Use took recess till -.
At O'Clock the House Ieassembled but nothing
wGs done.
An Intellectual attempt was ale to have some dOcu-
ueuts printed, wien the House adjourned sine Ole.