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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TTyERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
rs5urg the West, which places untes with Railroads,
teamers &c for and from all points in tie
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A n, 1855 P. NJ,
1880 ?. NJ.
One train only Sundays, st A:;5l ?. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route o Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore Philadepha,
New Boston, alone by
other lines.
Time quick and fare as low via any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, any
Of the principal Railroad Olices in the West
f. r. FULLER. Gsnl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
smith faster Tr4 SEMI
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
CnVTorrn Efuoae

FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE. AZ College Street.
rs now receiving large and excellent Ladies'
wear and for Misses, Boys and Children. ~
Gents sup. Calf Su ched and Pump Sole Boots; FEEV
FrenCh Leather and Jaf Congress Caters; -.
do do Patent and Calf Slka nd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnelia do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties;
do Buckskn n o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting OXfords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfOrds;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies French Lasting Congress Caters with and without hes
do do do Lace do do do do
do Glove do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed DO
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soled do DO
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & Brouzed slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tipp' DIDO do DO
CBILDIRENsS New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black Col
orc5 Lasting Caters, Boots aud Shoes beautiful
and in great variety
BOYS and Youths Oxford Ties, Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties Call 42
COLLEGE Street. JOHN RAMAGE.
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AARON STRETCH,
TIWHOLEsALE AND RETAILET1
DRUG GIsT,

CORNER or COLLEGE IND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has Just returned from the East with large
N snd superior Of the following articles together
with many others pertaining to the Drug Business which be
invites the attention Of and all that wish pure and unadu.
tred arcles Wich we're purchased dil RON hrsi hand In
portes The Ladies especially requested to call and examine
his large stock Of fine Imported Pume and Fancy Goods
sistng in part Of the follOvings viz;
Otto Rose in fine cut Walls,
Extract Kiss-He- quickly;
do R0nde Ell, something and very 1ne;
Ali the FrsngipaB preparations;
Musk aud Verteua Toilet water
Tooth Brushes, with all the new patterns:
Hair do large variety:
Erasiye Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubn's fine ExGenune Musk Soap;
Lubins Rose Soap; Brown WindSOr Soap,
Oriental Drops Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Parma Cologne: GlvceFne and Camphor do.
Pine Toilet Bottles; Wash 8alls
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and Ten Drops;
Tooth Soapi Juiube Paste, &c
RUSEEES.-A large stock RI Shoe Paint, Yarnish and
8 , Artist Brushes just received and foT sssloW BY
A. STRETCH
nRUGS AND CHEMIOALS.--Nowin store alargs
and complete stock Of Drugs and Chemicals, such Qu
nHe Morphine Opium, Iode Potash ChlOrste Potash, Nitrate
Silver CrOt0n Oil, Iodine Cadmium Oxide Silver, Metallic
sequckoFde Iron Vaeanae ypophosphits Iron
and Soda, sc.
Cash buyers viii ind their interest to call and examine
prices, &C, before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH
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Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety Of small Trim
mng Threads kinds Combs Buttons &C., &c; Hosiery,
Gloves suspenders Handkerche Umbrellas and article
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
200 Cases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manuFacts-e.
so Cases BIeaehed Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN SHEETNGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 Bales "A and Us OSNABURGs;
100 Bales BROWN aud BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
Ceases PLAID LINSEY;
PLAIDS, etc;
20 Gases SATTINETS;
80 Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all quaIitie {,
1000 COAT BLANKETS, {"
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of every
variety, Sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc.:
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of all
oOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TARBY VELT'ETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of S8AWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
MOTIAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
best have oFeredand win be sold prompt dealeTsOD
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our stock Ready Made Clothing complete, with large
Of the very bsstmske goods the yes, all
entirely new.
-ALsO-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C., &c;
MERINO AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &C, sc.
We are prepared the trade and invite the attention Of
prompt paying deaesto examine our stock and prices.
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
re- 20, Public Square.
n. Bs-We viii he receiving Goods throughout the
season, and stock will always be found complete.
AID. & CO.
HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS Eo0Ps,
REEDS AND WHALEBONEs, FOR SKIRTS
A. I'D. & CO,
WARMERS & cRoWLEY' slNEEDLRs,' of sizes
Sasla AID. Cs.
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EyHOUSANDS this Coffee Pot have already been sold,
the demand from all parts Of the United states is rapidly
Wherever utroduoed it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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WANTED.
FUNERALS.

MACHINE MADE IIORSESHUES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
M N at Troy, n. y. have IIEury Burdens In m N
Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery uCwM ~
Yin successful operation and prepared ton III
III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of W II
y any Weight and Pattern at price but little v .
above tie price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality used these shoes every
respect These shoes have approved Of used by
the exclusively, by many Of the
principal stage and Omnibus Companies Sh0ers
throughout country These Shoes purchased through
the principal Iron the United
irs addressed the subscriber Troy, will receive prompt
attention. WM. Z. BURDEN,
Troy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

TIE Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and is open
hour starting Train, which allows ample time
Tor the purchase Of Tickets 1t is at other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern leave the A. NJ
Train, which throughout with e other roads.
Time Richmond q hours; Washington days Philadelphia
two and half New three days. This the cheapest
and best from Nashville % the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the30 P. N. Tnin arriving
al Memphis In time for New Orleans, the evening Of
the next day, and through without detention at Memphis
Those for McAnnYe, Sparta, and Beerheba Springs leave
Nashville the 300 p NJ. Train, which connects directly az Tul
lahoma With the Train for McMnnve Persons leaving Nc
hnnvile the morning Nashville at $50 P. NJ
At Nashville, which leave daily for snithand
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
Hisppi rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning OF che arrival % The night express
By change Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
ovehe former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
@. L. ANDERSON,
julyl0, 1853 BPs General Ticket gCnt.
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WE just in rpt Of One Hundred Bushels Corn Msal
w and have made arrangements b keep on hand constant
supply.
Forty Bags Coarse Corn Neal sub for feed AZ 20 cents per
usheL roctI7-t1 FREEMAN BEO5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

NENUINE imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers
received arrivals large addition their stock,
Of the noted brands Of Hayana Cigars, consulting Of
EseEaIiaS, CubauaS, CimtO DeOFiOm,
SanChO PanEa, Washington,
Ell Soils;
With other brands Of all sizes and kinds and at prices
ranging from 80 to $50 "a thousand.
Ag5 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small, Of
cellent quality will be sold close. Also superior
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havana and Turkish Smoking To
bacco, Delphi SHUTS, Pipes, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

WWTE wilh to buy Fifty good young Nero Men and Women,
Wv for the Southern Margst persons having such 20 sell viii
6nd Il % their intsrss 10 call on
sepl6 H n. HAYNES A. co
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TOBACCO.

Hnn BOXES Lznghorne 4 Sens Gold Leaf Toaaccoi
SNBtB so do P n B0azs No j Tobacco
50 DO Jos g GodTn'H Rosebud Tobacco;
SO DO Keen 4 Smiths Tin Foil Tobacco;
In store and for mleby HARRIS, GORDON A. CO.
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THE COLD DOTIYTON,, COFFEE-POT.


ned rates. less the difference between the from
ashve Chattanooga, the points shipment TO Chata
stps0-a ser oHAs. W. ANDERSON. GenT Agt
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The Oh nnmininn Cnffee-pot

Gives healthy beverage Nervous, dyspepc and hllousper
had dared coffee for years, have been able TO
drink their avOre beverage again when made in this new boiler
and without OF of the old unpleasant conse
queuces. It's healthy because the Of condenser evaPo
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough TO
release al the natural elements of the berry, and get them in Just
proportion in the beverage
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The old Dominion Coffoe-POt

Makes better coffee than il possible 20 obtain in other
but simple arrangement, the house
keeper may boil length Of without loss Of
thus all the elements Of the colee in their natural
and proportional combinations.
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Bohns Antiquarian Library,
complete in q vols. l2mO., sold as the above.
Bohn = Classical Library
complete in 81 vols, sold separately or uissis.
Bohn sIIlustrated Library,
complete in 50 vols, sold separatsly Or con-
For sale By JOHN YORK q CO.,
oct30 No D Union street
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EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, Juy H. 1873 the PASSENGER Trains
: will herun as follows:
Lave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and go P. NJ.
Arriving 1t Chstzn0oFa 2.20 p. NJ. and % 4. n.
Leave Chattanooga at A. NJ. and 9 p. ".
Arriving at Nashville al 30 P. n. auds.lO A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville following places
dafr a..
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Is emOs economical for nothing being lost by evaporation
polling ,onef0urth Coffee required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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To mfIIeFs.

10 MIXERS
TANTED BY young % considerable eance IN 1e
w Milling business situation either hTa Or flcoad
miller Is quite qualified 20 take charge Of The business -a
would every the q ais employer Would
Ia objections mill shares or would axe an m
teEast in good paying business References gwen y roaEa'
Address hhED3
povq7-df,tve.vlt Union and American ofH1s-
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GNHEmICALS, &c, &c, strychnine Morpha, Qui-
Suph CinchOnia, Lactucarium, Elaum Chior0iorm,
Ether Acid, Nitrate MecurF, Wallets Mass Csusc Potash Dono
vans Solution, Citrate Chloride Zinc Cit Iron and Qnne
Laeste Of Iron Tactic Acid Iodd Lead Saacne Iodd Poias
sum, Oxd Silver AtrUpia Yeraa Iodine, Iod Iron, Nitrate Of
Silver, IOdd Sulphur Naernae ITon IOdd Mercury, Ammo
mated Copper Ext Opium, ext Indian Hemp Pperne, &C,
esiYed and for sale by
nov3 DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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ca WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR ca

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced the following
until further notice:
Wheat per bushel, - ceuts.
Corn do, 30 do.
Flour per barrel, 81 20
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BOOAS.

Bohns Standard Library series Of the best English and For
egn Authors, printed in compact and elegant FORM complete in
l43 vols. L no., sold BY the single volume.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
S0O BBLs Of choice Green apples, deTesed at our
ebNBNb warehouse IN Nashville Plantation. Persons
wishing contract call upon and furnish barrels
and fix the time OF delivery
We also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by
sepI II. 5. FRENCH & SON.
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The Old Dominion GofteesFOG
Cook spoil your Of
Coffee by neglect Oetfuuss, after she has placed the boiler
on the range.
some three hundred the CoeePots have been sold in
Nashville,and they warranted to give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from twenty quarts. For sale by
iels j. w. WILSON, COLLEGE street.
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FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY

NURSs FUHkSs FURS.--Just received at Mrs. Doyle
p Union street. the most beautiful collection Of Furs
displayed before the Nashville people.
oct2O MRS. DOYLE.
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CO-Partnership Notice.
HAVE this day associated in business with John K Gker
sou and Edward Edwards the business will bereafter be
conducted under the style Of Edwards, Gkerson & Co.
10. EDWARDS.
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SUNDRHESs
- - HALF BARRELS Molassss;
iOl65 Do Land Piastsri
IS bags Alspce;
300 boxes NJ ], Bar Soap;
In store and for sale BY HARRIS, GORDON & COS
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The County Court for Davidson County,
TWAVING granted letters Of administration TO the estate
Of Charles Mcguire, deceased all persons Indicted 70
said are hereby notified to make immediate paymsnt and
ali persons having claims against said ete hereby notified
present duly proved within the time prescribed
By law JOHN B. JOHNSON,
ocslp-dgm AdziRistTas0E foT Charles p, 4aguret
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gasbbiIIs dniuu anS Smsritan.
Daily IS; Tri-wcekly S.; weekly 81.


ny LIHEs on LEss OoEsrIrUrE A sQUAnu.
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ono BOXES Esrk 4 Thelssfs s,sr Candles, IN zsors ana
GoUU fr salsby HARRIs, GORDON 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

The Herald, in commenting on the investigation
of frauds inthe City Government, keeps repeating
that Fernando Wood is not at all implicated. Who
are implicated! In almost every instance of frauds
in street contracts, the name of either Charles
Devn or Terence Farley Is connected as the chief
party. Now, it is well known that these two men
are the bosom friends of Fernando. Devlin is his
Street Commissioner; and in the appeal taken by
Wood from the Marvine judgment against him, his
sureties upon the appeal are Charles Deylin and
Terence Farley. A short time before Mayor Wood
left Office, the grading of Fifty street, from
Eighth to Ninth avenue, was advertised; Farley s
bid was to remove earth, near 50 per yard; to re-
move rock, nothing per yard. According to the
estimate Of the surveyor Of quantities, Farley was
the lowest bidder-the estimate being ignoranty or
fraudulently wrong Before the contract was con-
irmed, the owners Of the property discovered that
there was much more earth than estimated for BIDS
and much less rock-Farley being, upon the true
facts, higher than other bids come $1,000. Accu-
rate surveys were made showing the iacts, and the
facts were laid bef re the Msyor; yet, nOtwtbstand-
ing this, the Mayor signed the confirmation Of the
contract 10 Farley The owners obtained an in
Junction, AID the suit is now pending 10 the Su
prcme Court before Judge Davies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

We may Low expect to receive early information
of the renewal by the English of military opera
tions against Canton. The British naval force in
the Chinese waters numbered at the last accounts
fifty one vessels including twenty steam gunboats,
several Of which carry as many as three guns. Tie
whole armament amounts to sos guns, with ), $50
ssilols, beside 600 marines. Some additional re-
endorsements were still expected, and it was ex-
pected that, including these, the force that could
be spared from the garrison of Hong Kong, and
the French assistance that was counted on, there
would be ready by Christmas as many as ten thou
sand men to operate against Canton.
A detachment of some twenty men from the En-
eish steamer Infe1ible lately landed on the coast
north of Canton and penetrated nine miles into the
interior, for the purpose of rescuing Capt. Rose
of the American ship Kadree, which had been
shipwrecked on the coast-the captain falling into
the hands of the natives, who held him for ran
som. This object was successfully accomplished.
The village where Capt Rose was confined was
taken BY surprise, and the prisoner rescued and
safely carried off from the very midst of u large
Chinese population.
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 8, 1853.

W H'r'''"f"1'' '''0r''"3' '"' y '0V0'
There was highly interesting debate in the
Senate to-day. Mr.. Fessenden made very able
speech on Kansas, which was replied to by Jefer-
son Davis, who disavowed disunion sentiments
The South is evidently disposed to back down in
the matter of secession. The most positive as
surances were given this morning that if Mr..
Harrs's resolution passed three States would cer-
tainly secede, but the fre-eaters take the result
very meekly thus far.
The probability that Lecompton will yet pass, in
spite Of transient defeat to-day, tends to keep them
quiet. The scsnty majority in the House against
it, and the significant votes in the Senate of Me''rs
Bell, Crittenden, Houston and Kennedy, fore.
shadows Slavery victory in the final struggle.
Jack Henderson, of Kansas, is here.
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seu, 90 the 10Th Of A-gus, iss. wil hsish ns is,,,
sbout The IsE OF tlis month Thee reysisions ba,s
been prepared with the grcs,es, care ,sd By coma
the most e.pecsnced officer. o, tao Nav, asd vi
embrace upward Of 80 oFdins'y pages Of priaiei
TSe L. s. s.oresbip Relief now ia pr.Psr.;e, Il
the Brooklyn Navy Yard % JOIN the home squstrvs,
has been sssigDed the following oficsT' Leuies.si
Commanding Strong. First Lcgieoa heh,ssats.
"a Ths,n,on. These officers. excepting Strong. are
sbc 6rs, oiaced on sciive duty since the rroceetas
Of The Naval Board Of Inquiry and the Sensts ~.
cases OF those affected by the lac MAYA h'i-as
Tbe Sop,hern mail has been duly received tbs
ships Rockawsy and Eustis, from Ncw-fork' ha5s.
rived AZ New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

HISTORICAL SocIETY-The Rev. DR.. Hawks deliy-
cred lecture last night before the Historical Society
entitled "Old Americas Message to Young America,
its sui ec being the Farewell Address of Washington
He commenced with intimation of the importance Of
reminding the young Of the principles inculcated in the
Address, and pointed out that Providence should be
studied in history. He gave the various views of
power entertained by Washington, Cesar and Bona
perte The first considered it merely in the light of
trust The lecturer showed that the Of our Rev
o'ution was not the fact that not free, but
because we were free, and that had nights secured
70 us by the British Constitution. He spoke of the
etc. Of party spirit, and showed how differently it
operated in monarchy and arepublic, and its danger
in republic if not regulated. He dwet at considera-
bic length on Washingtons Christian character and
orcluded with some remarks on cur domestic and
foreign policy The grand feature Of the former is that
the country il in debt, must pay it ourselves, and
not leave it for posterty to do. With respect to the
latter We must avoid all strong attachments, as well as
atipsthies toward foreigners and especially all uugen
erou, feeling against the introduction Of peaceful
foreigners.
The house was crowded to excess. The ais!es and
rear of the lecture room were filed, and in the ente
chamber number Of persons mounted on chairs snd
bo1e. anxicusy enieayOred to catch at less. portion
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The First Kansas Battle Fought.
THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEATED.
SELECT COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FROM WASHINGTON.
The First Kansas Battle Fought.
THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEATED.
SELECT COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Vote l1j TO Ill.

From Orn Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. SRA P. IN.
There is an immense crowd in the House, and
the galleries are thronged BY an excited crowd.
The attendance of Members is Unexpectedly
large. Measrs. Eide and Murray have returned
,be latter leaving dead son and sick wife, to be
at his post.
The Anti.I ecompton side IS confident of victory
123 m.-The House has just voted by teuers
on the demand for the Previous Question, and the
result is, Yeas ITO, Nays lO5; which is an Anti
Iecompton triumph The vote on the main ques-
ton will come off at once. The excitement is very
great.
ID. m.-The vote has just been taken by Yeas
and Nays on ordering the previous question: and
the result is, Yeas, 1l3; Nays, lO7.
m.-The vote has just been taken on
reference TO the Committee on Territories, result
ing. Yeas Il3, Nays ia; beating Lecompton by
one vote.
The Democrats voting against Lecompton were;
Admin. n. j.; Chapman, Pa: Cockerill, Ohio;
Cox. Ohio; J. G. Davis, Ind. Dewart, Pa
English, Ind; Foley, Ind Groesbeck'
Ohio: L. W. Hall, Ohio; Harris, Ill;
Haskin. \. Y; Hickman, Pa; o. Jones' IA;
Laurence. Ohio; McKibbn, Cal; Marshall, H.;
Moptcomerv. Pa; Morris, H.; Pendleton' Ohio;
Shaw. H.; R. Smith, H., making Twenty-Five
Anti Lecompton Democrats, and IL. Winter Da-
Wis, (Am.)
Sir Absentees-Messrs. Bonham Is. c., Caru'
theirs (Mo.) Harris (Nld.) }, Leidy pa, Matteson
q. ", and Reilly pa
Change from former yote-Burns, over to Lee
compton; Miller (Ohio) to Lecompton.
2p. m.-The final vote is over. Lecompton IS
beaten. The resolution of Mr. Harris to refer to
Select Committee is carried, Yeas III; Nays, Ill.
Victory
A motion to reconsider was Immediately made,
and promptly laid on the table. That settles the
reference.
O'Clock p. m-The final vote on Hsrriss reso-
luton stood lis Yeas to Ill Nays. The motion to
reconsider was laid on the table without count.
Mr.. Kett has made an explanation. lie admits
frankly that he was the aggressor, and that upon
him rests all the responsibility of the occurrence
His remarks were manly and magnanimous. lie
said in conclusion that he was not conscious OF
having received blow. Mr.. Grow also expressed
bis regret at tho The House imme-
distely adjourned.