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RICHMOND MUSICAL II

tExTUTE-T L. GALLsHER, PRINCIPAL
$x The third semi tnnnal sessfon Of this insitu.
ton will COMMENCE Sept 10th, 1858. and ront.nns
nineteen weeks Teachers emnently qualified viii
lie secured for the several depar menfs, and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring thoroush
musical education. Every means viii be emplOgei
to SECURE the success of pnpiis-a.d ~ the lowest
possib,e expense The terms for tuit2n and plan OF
operation will be duly announced
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QLACK LACE MANTLES-CHEAP!
~ CHEAPER. CHEAPESri-Call at MAILERT's
Cheap Store for large Black Lace Mantle .ull
trimmed, for about half the price usually sold
AuA AUG. MAILEKT al Main n
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r LIVERPOOL FINE SALT AFLOAT.-
- 500 sacks r, TompkiDson brand; 1000 sacks
Marshall, on consignment, for sale TO arrive.
eu 4-2w LEE.
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75TIHE FI0HTH SESSION q Miss rAzt
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ RICHMOND, vA.--The ninth session q Ihis Ia.
stiiution will commence on tho hrsf MONpAf in
&c ober next
For Catalogues, giving information a. to terms,
boarding department eopsss IL study, &C., With iut
arniy 70 b LEE POWELL,
~ n -dtl0th0 Principal.
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Defences OF Warrington.

In the last war with Great Britain, the capital
of the United States fell an easy prey into the
hands of the enemy. Now. that steam has been
introduced, Warrington is much more vulnerable
than in the late war. "styx" and Co. could steam
mp some dark night and exercise the right of
search and visitation upon the whole federal me-
tropolis, pitch twenty or thirty shells into the
House Of Representatives, nab Mr. Buchanan in
his night cap, and sail of with him and his whole
Cabinet to the Gulf, without let or hindrance from
any body. The EelIgencer and Union ought to call
the attention Of Congress to this subject The en-
envy did not spare printing offices in the late war,
but made our venerable friend, Mr.. CALLS, con.
spicuous victim. What is to prevent a repetition
Of fhose memorable sceues2
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xuruQHAPHIc NEWS.
YnR THR DAILY pIsPATUH


LATER FROM KANsAs.-MEETIN5 " liz ag
KANSAS COMMISSION ERE. --ELECFlon DAA
FIxED.--A RUM0RED BATTLE.
LEAysrwoarH, May 26--The Board OF commis-
soners appointed under the Act Of Congress OF NAY
4th, was convened at Lecompton May za.n, e. e.
emit. W Denver, Governor; Hugh h Maisn, ss 9.
rotary; CIV Babcock, President OF the ooun =,
Ge ,rge W. Deshler, Speaker Of the House, anu u
Heir, District Attorney. The members Oh 'ne
Board were sworn in by Judge Ceato. Inc Com.
missioners organized by electing Governor Denver
President. aud Hugh L. Walsh Secretary. 49,.
A committee of three was appointed by the
Chair to prepare the programme for con ono
the election provided for by the Kansas Dill, ~
port ut the next meeting to take place on the ois'
inst.
On motion OF K. w. Babcock, 1t was unanimous =
" agreed that the election ordered by the Acs "
Congress shall take place on the nrst MONDAY %
August next. Adjourned.
Governor Denver arrived here this evening.
Rumors are in circulation, Of battle having
taken place on the Southern border. between tne
Free State force and party OF Missourians. ~
which twenty one we're killed aud eleven wounu'
ed The news ia not considered autnentic.
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DUCKBRlDGE BAThs.-Thls tayorj ,

~ bathing place. long known IA LETCEEK'S and
afterwards rs JORDAN'S SPhINGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased by company of gentlemen In
Kockbrldge county, where il Is situated and where
the virtues of the water are best known aud will be
open for the reception of visitors upon the LIST Of
JUNE next. New and handsome building have been
erected and no effort will be sparod 10 make il de-
Ightful summer resort 1t is beautifully loo ated ON
the North River. in the midst of mountain aud val.
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the State. Ii is on the main stage road from Lex
iugton to the Ceatra Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria, ar.
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature OF the water il q little higher
than that OF the old sweet and this with the pecu
liar character and buoyancy Of the water, which is
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas. and CON
tains MaQDesa. Iron, &C. renders bathing in it, By
universal consent of those who have tried IT, delight
ful and inyigoFaiing TO an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attesed by FIFTY years Of local
experience, especially in OF general Debility,
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs Clcerations,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorthes, Dis
menorrhea, MeBorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Pr0sap.us
Uteri. &C. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, il is unsurpassed, IL equaed, by any
ter in the world Near nj hand Is One Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White SULPHUR
OF Greenbrier, to which visitors TO the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spant portion Of
last summer with his family at the Baths" thus
sps axis of 1t: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun.
taiIfs and shall certainly revisit it, If possible next
summer.
Adherence may also be bad, amongst many others,
TO Col T ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM Waite. D aud Rv
VIM Pendleton, OF Lexington; Vim Paine, Esl,
of the firm of Kent. Paine Kent. Richmond, aud ]
Hunter. Esq. of selma, Alabama.
TRANSIT so per day. for less than one week; -
more thar two weeks, and $50 per month.
my 24-d3m
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FUNERAL oP GEN. PERsIFER L. SNIrH-The fu-
neral of Gen. Persifer T. Smith, at Philadelphia.
Friday afternoon, was the occasion of most i'm
posing military display. The first Division,
under General Cadwalder,' and the Scott LIE
of marines from the navy yard, and the Du-
quesne Greys from Pittsburg, formed the body
guard. Conn., George G. Read, Captain VIM VI. Nc
Kean, Of the Navy; Col. T. j. Grain, g. II. Thomas.
of the Army; Thos. Dunlap and Chas Biddle, of the
citizens, acted pal-bearers. The flags on the
public buildings, armories and shipping were dis
played at half mast, and minute guns were fired
while the procession in motion. The funeral
proceeded to Laurel Hill.
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Frederick Aunspaugh, we'll known citizen of
Liberty, Bedford county, Va, died the 2lst inst.
bartholomew, the sculptor, died at Naples ON the
I'd inst.
Lewis Cass, Jr., the American Minister at Rome,
is said to have resigned. Hon. JOS r. Chandler is
spoken Of as his successor.
Gen. VIM. II. Jones is the American candidate
for Congress in Mr.. Clingman's distric. in North
Carolina
Edgar w. Davies well known attache Of the
New York press, died on the 9th inst, of con-
sumption.
ExPresident Pierce aud wife are to leave Madei
June 1st, for tour In Europe. Mrs. P.'s health
is better, but she IL still an invalid.
Gen. Jackman'f saw mill at Lock Haven, Pa
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday. Loss SIC, 00o
The railroad track torn up by the mob at Erie
Pa. has been repaired. There was no interruption
of travel
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Abolition Allies OF Great Britain.
The fact that the open "aid aud comfort" given
by the Black Republican newspapers to the Bri-
fish cause excitcs neither surprise nor iadigna-
tion, shows that the country has been too long
accustomed to consider them az irredeemable trail
tors, to be astonished at any thing they may say
or do. II Greeley, Giddings, Garrison Co., shoaid
openly desert to the British lines In the event OF
q war, no one would feel the slightest EN- otion OF
wonder, or any other sensation bat delight that the
country had gotten rid OF them.
The only interest the South has in this matter
is that which prompted her in the Revolution and
the war OF lSl2-the national honor.
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~ TIE GIFT Book STORE, No. So Main street.
now in full blast. This i, the place to buy Boo
and an elegant Present for one dollar.
Come one, come all, who've cash to spare,
Gull from this stock the rich and rare
Your money will be wisely spent.
You'll save full thirty five per cent.
We've Books of all kinds. in binding good
And here we wish it understood
That all you purchase here, you may
Depend will prove just as they say.
Call at the Gift Store.' and you'll find
Our Literature" of the right kind
With such stock yon rarely meet
As this at Eigaty-two Main street.
For every dollar here that's spent,
You get full equivalent,
And with each book present neat
Atfar-famed EiGHrY-Two MAIN STREET.
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The MARYLAND CONTESTED ELECTION CAsg-Tht
committee on elections in the House of Representa-
tives decided against MIR. j. Morrison Harris righ
to the seat contested by Mr.. VIM. Pinkney Whyte
OF Baltimore, for the third congressional district
Maryland. The report of the committee has yet ia
be acted upon by the House. Mr.. Whyte, it will be
recollected, contested Mr.. Harris seat on accoun,
of the alleged great frauds upon the ballotbox al
some of the wards in that city.
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS


"A In MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Are n3w open for the reception OF visitors.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to render tpis heretofore delightful
watering place one of the mos. attractive add AZ
able places of soiourn to be found any where in the
Seuthern country These SPRINGS have been de-
aionatrated TO possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
and are situated in the midst Of the most REAUTl-
Full SCENERY. aud in a climate the most
HE aLrHFUL AMI SALURRl0US. They are stu
ated within three miles OF shawsville on the VIZ.
Qiuia and Tennessee Railroad, over which trains pass
daily connecting with the great thsroug fAres be-
ginning at Bangor Maine. and Terminating u seS
Orleans. Arrangements have been made Win ~
the Railroad Com panies. North aud South, WHEREBY
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued to any point ga me
Va and Tenn Railroad, aud line of splendid
FQUR-HoRSE COACHES
viii be in readiness to transport visitors from shsw+
vile. the nearest point Of debaTkation, 10 ths
Springs a..
TO invalids laboring under affections OF the sto'
mach and Bowels, thess waters are particularly re-
commended
my 2s-d2mif CLAYTON a LEE. Propristors.
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS
~ MONROE HnIENTY rIpC

These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception OF visitors 1t is now well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success as the waters Of The
Red Sulphur springs, in the speedy cure OF most
cases of Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial AfTpc.
tons, Chronic Diarrhcea. dyspepsia aud Deases Of
the brain.
1uvalids woud secure better rooms and better care
and attention by coming EARLY, as We are usually
very much crowded through the month Of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad at NEWbEhN DEPOT They
will then have but IS miles of staging over good
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 20 miles of staging.
my 29-d2m I s CAMPBELL A co
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THE AGGREssIoNs IN THE GULF-EXCITE-
MrNT TN NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, May 80 -Resolutions have been
offered in the common council of this city, author
izing the Mayor to send an armed vessel against
the British cruisers in the Gulf
An indignation meeting was held this afternoon,
e 600 nersons nresept, Gen paIfrey presiding
Resolutions we're adopted recommending that YES
sells arm and equip before leaving that port, to re-
sist the ageressious. There was great enthusiasm.
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Ey-THE GREAT VIRGINIA SHINGLE MACHINE is now
on exhibition at the Planning Mill of Messrs. Lewis
Il Plunmer corner of 9Th aud Main streets, kich-
mond each day, from o'clock to IL A. NJ and from
to Z. NJ. The Agents for the sale of this Machine
Messrs. SCoTT and FITCH are stopping at the Cen
trail Hotel. and have yet for sale several States. All
persons desiring purchase will call on them soon
they will only remain in the city few days.
For County and Shop Rights for all of Eastern
Virginia, the Valley, and Pennsylvania, apply to
NJ. 2. O'nERN d 70, Office lower end Canal Dock,
Richmond Otis
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REMOVAL OF Ex-passIpsSr MosRos's REMAINS
"A resolution was offered In the New York City
Council Thursday, appointing committee of Ave
to accompany the remains Of Ex-President Mon
to Virginia. and appropriatins 81 500 therefor;
Hrst portion OF resolution adopted; second portion
as to appropriation, laid over. The exhumation OF
the remains, preparatory to their removal to Fir-
gnia, will probably be deferred till the 4th of Ju-
iy--net only the anniversary Of our national inde
pendsncs, but the anniversary Of Mr.. Monroe's
daafh
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AFFAIRS IN THE CUE

New YORK May 29.-It is current report here
that Lord Napier has dispatched vessel hence
ordering the British Admiral in the Cult OF Mex
leo to abstain from further interference with anne
rican shins until adyices are received from Eng
land: but those best informed look upon the report
as nnraliahlA.
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DECLINE IN COTTON AND FREIGHTs-sHIP

New ORLEANS, May 27.-The Cotton Market has
declined. and parcels are offered at Il cent reduc-
ton from the currency of this day week
Freights are also lower, and quoted at from
6ths to ed.
Arrived, ships Statesmen, Watts. from Fleet
wood Nathan Hannan. Pierce, from Genoa; Wild
Cat, Morse from Hayre. Cleared, clipper ship
Zeue. Wells for Boston; ship Fisurges, Sears, for
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rpon WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 30.--The stateinentis untrue
that Lord Napier has reason to believe Lord Der.
by's ministry will take stand against the right
of visitation to ascertain the real natonai cnarac
ter Of all suspected vessels.
cation of q new peoples Union Party" and VIII
make no compromise of their platform to aid any
parties.
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SwIsDLsa In TksNEssEk.--The last Legislature o
Tennessee appointed committee to investigate
the affairs OF the Secretary Of State aud comptrol
Ter. The result has been the development Of
large frauds. The Nashville Union says:
The Secretary Of States office shows defalca
tion on the part OF that officer, to an amount ex
ceeding $50, 0o0--money paid to him as Internal
improvement Com missioner, by the different Turn
pike Companies. The largest amount Of stealing
has been In connection with the bonds belonging
to the Exchange Bank at Murfreesboro, which are
said TO fall $4,000 short Of the amount of its
culation. That Bank has not now asingle bond Oh
deposte and those who hold its notes have not the
value Of one cent representing them. If they are
ever redeemed, u must be by the State. The mys-
terry OF this swindle 10 still unreyealed 1t 10 re
ported II Nashville, that Moseby, the young man
implicated, has fled from Nashville, whittier no
one knows IL 10 furthermore said, that Burton
the defanlting Secretary of State, hiss never given
aay bond for the faithful discharge Of the dufies
Of the Office 90 far ss relates 70 the internal Inn
provsmsnt fund 70 be received BY him.
Mrs. Gaines ID In Washington, actively urging
her claims 10 pension ~ the widow Of General
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HAIL STORM AND SAD 0ccURREycE-On Tuesday
afternoon last severe storm of wind and hail Wis
tied this section. We are informed that the storm
was very severe in portions of Harnett. Five me-
groes belonging to Mr.. j G. Williams, were struck
down by lightning. His residence is in Harnett
county, absut II miles from this place. ayette-
clLe North Carolinan.
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.NoTuFR RRIrIsU OUTRAGE.

New YoRK, May 29.-The brig j. A. Taylor. from
Sagua Ia Grande. report that she was boarded on
the sth by boat from the Styx. The officer asked
where she was from. and where bound, and also
examined her papers.
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BOOTS open at Z1z ana CLOCK, r. VI.
Admission 50 cents. Children anu servants half
price
FBAILEY-Manager and Treasurer.
w PEhR1-kqueetrian Director.
WARD SMITH-Clowns.
WO0LSTON-RiDg Master.
bination s the performances of the WONDERFUL kdu-
Gated elephants (Anthony aud Cleopa from the
Partisan, LONDON New YORK and Philadelphia The
atres-hasing performed at the last named places
for upwards OF 100 nights to crowded houses. The
most astonishing display of animal training and in.
csion, mount pedestal not over foot In diameter
ten feet from the ground, where one OF them will
balance on his Lind legs. and perform the in
course OF the per formances Anthony will play the
band organ while Cleopatra will dance ia perfect
time to the music.
the performance will commence with new and
beautiful Uayalcade, entitled The Persian Caviar;
introducing in series Of rapid eyolutions the
Magnificent Acts of Horsemanship. BY Mr. Il
Smith.
Gymnsstic and Acrobatc Feats, By Mons Fletcher
Elegant Scene Act of Changes. by Mr. Stevens
Feass of Equestriansm on Four Horses, by Mr
La Trapez. or 1Erial Gymnasium
Tumoling. Saniting, Somersestingt &C.
Great Two Horse ACT, 6y p Sr Perry In which
in ,arious astonishing attitudes
Pea,s Of Agility on The Slack Rope, by the Clown.
Comic ocene on Horseback. by the Clown. J W
Ward. in which he will pefsonate with admirable
dexterity All the following characters. The GIpsay.
Female Mode-ty, and Bacehus. god Of win.l
w Smith the great Comic singer and Jester.
The entertainments will be eniivened and alterna
ted wi b the performances of the original b ID hid
ley, (Johu Muitigan,l who will sing q variety OF
popular Negro Me.od and Glees, With Dances.
Jiys, &c.
The entertainments will eonclnds with A Comic
Aiterpisce bY the whole company
The Company win enter town on the day OF Ex
hibifion At sbont 10 ciDck A. NJ in grand procss-
sion. accompanied by the superb American Bra,s
Carr age, drawn By Elephants IN harness And 81
ter proceeding through the principal streets wifi
haltat the ground OF Exhibition.
TT TAYLOR. Agent.
A-The above CIRCUS AND MENAGE61s win
exhibit At Ashland on Wednesday. june ssh.
my 3l-6t
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WRIT OF ERROR IN THE "STOUT" MURDDR

ROCHESTER, May 2S--Judge Wells has granted
writ of error and stay of proceedings in the case
of Ira Stopt convicted of the murder OF c. W. Lit
ties The trial will probably take place in Sep
TENDER
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF LAND SALES.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The sale of the military
reservation at Rock Island. Illinois, has been post
poned by the secretary of War for the present.
The postpone ent of the Land Sales in Kansas
till the LIST and 18th of November next, has been
Officially announced.
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NAyAL.-Ths U. s. steam frigate Wabash was to
leave New York, yesterday. for the Gulf The
Plymouth would DO fitted out In Norfolk for the
same destination. The frigate Sabine has been or
dered to be htted for sea-
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SAILING OF SrEANERs-The steamer Fulton from
New York for Hsvre, Saturday, took out 221 pas
sengers, among them Rev. ]. NJ. Rolf and Mrs
Hoey, the actress. The Edinburgh, for Glasgow,
took 80 cabin and rs steerage passengers.
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MY To MAKE Coop LOAF BREAB,
Use semple's Baking Powder
~ '' Use Semple's Baking Powder.
Use semple's Baking Powder.
To save time, labor and expense.
Use Semple's Baking Powder.
For sale By all Druggists and Grocers. Price ~
uer boy. JOHN w GARLICk. sole Proprietor,
mvsl Market Place, Franklin st.
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TausxISa.-The steamer jamestown arrived at
New York, Friday morning, with 500 barrels Of
psss, tnrnips, lettuce, &c., from Norfolk Straw.
berries are selling In New York at so cents per
quart.
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CAPTURE OF Rich SLAvER.-A letter from an Off
Ger or board the gunboat Jasper, Lieutenant and
Commander Fl. Pym, says:
'We have captured and brought in, l may safely
say the largest aud richest prize captured In
the slave trade She is full rugged and fast sail
ing ship, of $50 tons burthen, with a full slave
equipment, and provisions for their sustenance.
She also has on board specie in gold to the amount
of 2260 ounces, Spanish and Mexican, or about
$500 sterling. Her name and nation are un-
KNOWN
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CoNGREssIoNAL-In the Senate, on Saturday, q
communication was received from the Secretary
of War, recommending appropriation for
finishing certain public works in the District OF
Columbia.
On motion of Dir. Mason, the Senate proceeded
with the consideration of the resolutions reported
by the Committee on Foreign Relations, on the
subject of aggressions on American vessels.
MIR. Mason proceeded, at considerable length, to
show that in times of peace no right 10 recognized
by any law of nations for the vessels of one nation
to visit those of another. These actions are di-
rect violation of all law and derogatory to the dig
nifty of the nation which submits to them. He
coutended, however, that the measures adopted
by the President were probably sufficient for put
ting an end to such visitations; and after they
have been tested, if not adequate, then it is the
duty of Congress to egislate to effectuay prevent
any such occurrence in future.
Mr.. Mallory moved TO amend by a clause declar-
ing that the recent acts of British naval vessels in
firing into American vessels, are belligerent, and
should be resisted by all the force in the country
Mr. Mallory thought the time for negotiation
had passed, and if these acts are committed under
instructions from the Government of Great Bri.
TAIN and he believed they had been so committed.
then it is virtual violation Of the neutrality lays
as Interpreted by their own authorities.
Mr.. Hale moved to amend by clause authori-
zing the President to take immediate steps for
the suppression Of these outrages by force.
Mr.. Toombs also regarded the outrages, if COM
mitted with the knowledge of the British Govern
ment, cause of war, and that steps should be
taken accordingly.
Mr. Seward, also, regarded these aggressions as
cause of war He did not think the British Gov
ernment had ordered these outrages.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. English,
from the Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads, reported bill establishing certain post
routes, which was passed.
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, made a report from the
Committee on Elections, to the effect that Mr..
Kingsbury, delegate from the late Territory OF
Minnesota ought to be allowed to retain his seat.
The further consideration of the subject will come
up to-day.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of
private bills.