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M PLATED WARE,
w ~; WI SALT BRO, Call particular stten-
WARE Just received ut their LA DO
NEW Sr0RE.sA PA AVENUE,
doors trssf OF Byotcas' Hofsi
Gs.on..tinE Of TEA SETS, URNS, KErTLEs.
n M,AfTrTTESS; CAKE BASKETs, CHsfhRS,
BOWLS, ICE PITCHERS, 40 noif
~ The above 10 believed To be the eheapext lot of
fistso Ware ever offered for sale IN this citv W Va
, N. w. GAIT BRO..
aS3 ~ p, Ay.. between eth and III nts,
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BOARDING.

ORNATE BOARDING-MRs H. M. PY-
fER has vacancies for four Table Boardsrs at
southeast corner of + and 9th streets mo dis
adjoining Mrs. King sford's Academy. Two desi
rable rooms are also now vacant. del-lvs
BOARDING, with handsomely fu RMS he'd ooms
- lighted with gas, may be detained by early ap-
plcatIon at 40 18th street, between and sire
few Table Boardsrs oan also be accommodated,
oc1 6Tr
Mrs. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
!'l her fiends and the public that she pre- pared
10 accommodate bOarders. both transient and per
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
comfortable home, where there are no Chi dren And
where every attention will be paid TO make them
comfortable, will do well by applying mmedIateiy
al her residence, No. g. south Euthw street be-
tween Camden and Pratt sts.. baltimore. no linn
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PROFESSORS ANTONIO & MARINI'S
l. Dancing Academy is now open at StOtt's "A
Hall, corner OF Penn avenue and 2Ofh streets. I'll
Parents who would lii to have their chi dren ~
reoeive complete instruction In the true AID tkNH
noble art Of Dancing will rain the worth of their
soiIcitude. All the most popular Dances which are
now fashionable IN Paris, London, and New York
VIII be taught by them In sing course of lessons
Hours OF dren and lad es from
81 to So; Gentlemen from IA to 10, on TUESDAYS
Thursday Q, and Saturdays.
N;B.-PrIvats lessons given at any hour at the
academy or In families. de ST.
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about ! o'clock:
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NEW YORK DAILY RERALD, DAILY
Times. Tribune; News, Philadelphia Press
pubicstOn Single copies for sale. or delivered al
the residences Of subscribers same evening
W. Also; the New IorE. phlladeiphia, and Boston
or promptly delivers to subscribers e
-. j. BISHOP CO.
PIG Penn. avenue under WIZARDS, Hoots,
de2-lw and <S8 Pa. ave near az =,
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APPOINTMENT. HemphiII Jones, of Della
ware, has been appointed Chief Clerk in the
First COmptroller's Office.
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A JUST RECEIVED,
"A LARGE INVOICE OF FiINr-GLAss
TUMHLERS, -
49,, Beautlful Article, R11
al.oo. GREE" H ~
ECU lSMtesl ia Paw. bet l7th& 18th ats.
R9E,!h.As0's AAcoAssAE oiL ~ s!BRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-08

WERER'S CORNET hand
LEWIS WEBER, Leader, furnishes Mu,ic n,
Balls, Private Parties, Psrades, .Serepades' ~,
Funerals. eto. a the shortest notice. Oscers -
ies e s1. rots Music Depot. MI.
Or, $50 7th street, Navy Yard. betwesn "a ~ iesa
be promptly attended 10. nv =; WI
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kiNE HAVANA CIGARS. at various ur,css
= Just received at MOORE'S Wsst sIS NM
store, iiS Pa. avenue, south side. -s
cine TOILET SoAPs-Lubin's, Lows.
I2seaver q, aId other Mikes-for sale a. MOGRE,s
~s:, Ind Drug Store, lis Pa. avenue, south SIDE.
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| rNNO SHOPKEEPERS- large lot of small
cheap TOYS, at Wholesale, at
| de 8 St LAMMOND'S, 7th street.
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LOFT AED EOunu.

EouNn-On Tuesday morning. December 7fh.
u hl, which the owner have b, ca M ur AZ
THIS nice aIs paving for this advertsemert. IN
GS REWAR D.-Stoen On Ftida, Diyb, ~
pc ia, from the Seven Locks. Mont .
solnep county, Md, Brown HOhSE, A.
,ha ueu on one hind leg, and G scar ua'er T~
me post,n Joint OF the same leg. Fad on.sA.
one nan round and The ether half fat The aloye
re vii Se paid Tor the return ofthe taId hoT se
- 10 ny ES Livery stable. on Bridge at, eorge
town: ": u, and SIS for the aires; OF the thief
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W Inc owner OF the above described Horsa i.
,eS1eshsd e come forward at the res:dsnee 81 N
rnISbi Ese., near the Eastern Brunch BT,d,e
prove property pay charges. ard iske h. m ava, -,
I'VE Netue. dee st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-08

MRS. MARY N. WILSON respectfully informs
Nl her friends and public that she is now ready to
silent Residsnce-Pa avenue, south side between
9Th aud 7th sts., No. S25. deS-S
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNrLETs, AND
ID MfTTENS. N''D
The subscribers call the attention Of the nm blio
70 their supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVES
GAUNTLETS,a and MITFENS, All of then Nh -aIk
own manufacture, which they offer on ao- lnUF W
oommodating terms. Buckskin Shirts and VllIY
Drawers made to order Viz
RAMSBURG EBERr
High, between lst and I'd streets,
no 6-im Georgetown. ID. G.
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CORK S0LES. for ladies' and gentl smen, hole
~ sale and retail, at
des st LAMMOND's. 18th street.
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RAFFLE TO BE ON THE 10Th Of December
IL fora good close CARRIAGE. at J. FLANA-
CANS Grocery Store. on street. between 18th
and 18th SITS arriage can be seen at the store en-
the night OF the rattle. Tickets 81 each. de St.
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500 REWARD viii be paid for the apIreheu
W. sion OF NEGKU MONA q
Iah-d grace. v no ran away from the sub a.
scIlOer on sunday the 81 St al October. : lie ~
10 muist about feet inches hish, and <3zS
supposea 10 be about 60 wears OF age. She Is-<X>
smpposed 10 DC seereted IN this city or A exandria
that car get her. q NJ knGNTSe %
de 9 So -: ~ DNEs..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

andson your beds of rest al night. Ia
sec placed in some honorable and pro.
iitablc position, by generous and pp-
preciatiye people! No! no You must
answer me again. Then, gentlemen.
you will join mein adopting this one
term, or rotation principle I'M Office
You will 10 so because it is just, and
because you arc not less So. You will
do so, because it wili-give your sons n
new stimulus--a now incentive to quail
lily themselves to fill lucrative, honor,
able and responsible positions. You
will doso, that no corruption fund can
be applied to perpetuate power and
place, which might possibly be done.
| am not hungry for Office, fellow
citizens, and | declare to you, that I
would. by great odds rather witness tho
sanction and success of the principle for
which contend, than to be pronounced
the man of your choice, on the fourth
Saturday in April. MAINE ~
1 am laboring man, fellow citizens.
necessarily compelled to labor daily for
my living. truly earn my bread in
the sweat Of my brow, therefore / shall
not be ablo to visit you personally and
ask you for your votes, but leave nv
case in your hands for consideration,
and disposition, q. just and impartial
umpires. .a.
In conclusion, fellow citixcns, let mo
say to you, think of my suggestions,
presented as they are, in my weak
manner. Think of them, if not for
yourselves, for your sons, who have
dared to think that they may one day
fill the office Of sheriff, county or cir
cult clerk, or commissioner of the rev.
enue, &C., &C., but never can, perhaps,
till you, in your duty and justice to
them, adopt in your hearts, and carry
out ut the ballot box, the one term
rule.
If, fellow citizens, you can concur
with me in opinion, and conscientious.
ly vote for me, | shall ever feel CRATE.
full for your preference but if you shall
in your judgments differ with me, and
prefer another, l shall most cheerfully
acquiesee in that judgment, believing
you, in the exercise of your sovereign
privilege, have made choice of the prop
er one, to fill year own office.
am, fellow citizens, very respect,
fully, yours, &c., '." -
JOSEPH II. POWELL.
April Cd, 1858. 1.L 15@" .as.
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GIDDINEss, HEADACHE. &c.

These pains and dsagreeable feelings are ger.
orally symptoms ofsome other complaints frch
as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various ethers, all
OF which are caused by corrupt noxious matter,
cioggng the various calculations; hence a stream
or rush OF blood to the head, and by the excite
nent great pressure on the brain. Giddiness,
headache, loss OF memory dimnness Of sight, and
various other complaints are the result. Thus
II VIII be seen that all the above painful and dis
tfesslng maladies owe their origin to the blood.
DR.: morse's Indian Root Pills are ackno wi edged
TO be the only medicine that will Thoroughly puri-
~ the blood. They enter the blood, and follow
the stream ofHfe on its journey through the sys-
TEN. They root out all foulness and impuri,y,
and drive out every unhealthy Obstruction. They
should be taken every night in sufficient QUAINT
tics to operate briskIy, by comm enciRg with tvs
P'hs on gong to bed, three the next night, iout
the next; iibs symptoms are not removed, com
mence again with two pills and 60 up sgain as
before. Continue in like manner until the blood
Is thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress
is entirely removed.
Obtain ono OF our FREE ALMANACS, and
read the history OF Dr. Merse's father, and how
ths medicine was introduced. #IE'
BEWARE OF a counterfeit Of these Pills--.
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in
Blue wrappers, with the signature Of A. J.
White Co. on each boz. Price aSe.n
April ---dt #.E
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


March 29.-The following House bills
were passed, VIZ.
On motion Of Mr.. Branncn, bill! to csta.
hlish al independent Bank in the town of
Weston, in the county Of Lewis.
On motion Of Mr.. Huddleson the bill to
incorporate the Preston Bank Of Virginia, at
kngwood, in the county Of Preston.
This bill passed the House the same day.
Tuesday, March 80 "A bill was passed TO
establish branch Bank at Beverly, Ran.
dolph county. This bill passed tho House
on The 3l.'.
... Wednesday, March 81.
HOUSE.-h resolution from the Senate
authorizing the publication Of 9 500 comics
Of the consolidated & revised election laws,
was read and agreed to.
Thursday, April |.
SENATE.--The bill was passed to es,ab.
!ish II branch Bank al Buckhaunon, in the
county Of Cp,hnr.
sSA- That's Il considerable step to.
wards giving us "HARD curyency ~
Isn't it? ......
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s. SIEGFRIED, EDITOR.

Ea- 1t may be gratifying to our
personal friends, as well as to those of
the UNION to be Informed that our
new arrangement seems to meet with
general appreciation. We are daily
entering the names Of new subscribers,
and are cheercd on our way by unmis.
t0keable. pledges Of support, which at
tho same times gladden. the heart, and
strengthen the hands to labor.
Should our subscribers who are in
arrears do their duty manfully, and u
Kind Providence smile upon our earn,
est efforts to work our way through d
present, peculiar, pccuniary pressure
we shall be in humor TO exert every
nerve, and put into requisition all the
means and appliances to publish sucl
paper as will force its way into the
affections Of everybody, and all THEN
relations.
Fsa- Keep sending in the names Of
new subscribers. Our books are still
open.
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the expenses OF similar institutions in this
Commonwealth are provided aud paid
The said Lunatic Asy lu,n shall be invested
win all the rights. power, and privileges
conferred, and subject to the rules. regula.
t'ons aud restrictions imposed by the eighty.
MIN chapter OF the Code of Virginia.
Ih's act shall be inforcc from It's passage
CITY crart OF q R Hs.s'ssa, rown
l hereby certify that the foregoing is n
true copy of On at, passed by the GENERAL
Assembly on the day and year first above
written. Given under my hand this 26th
day OF March, 1858.
S. g. TUCKER. c. II. D., aud
Keeper of the Rolls Of Virginia.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Commissioner Of the RsYsnue.

O. We are authorized to announce ROB.
ERT HOLYFlELD as a candidate for Com.
missioner Of the Revenue for The Eastern
District Of Monongalia county, subject TO
Inc vote OF me peopls. April !.
~ We are requested 20 announce JOHN J.
PlERPolNT as a candidate for Commissioner OF
tho Revense in the Eastern District OF Monoa.
gala countyj subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Primary Election, April a.
Road Commissioner.
MIR. EDIToR--You are authorized 10 m.
nounce the name Of ABRAHAM DEyAuLr,
Esq, as candidate for Road Commissioner
Tor the Eastern District OF Monongalia Gown.
y. MIR Devault is an old residen, and res.
pactable citizen Of this County, and amply
qualified for this station, and there can bs
no doubt but that he will execute its duties
faithfully and with credi, to himself and TO
the people. MANY VOTERS.
March 10, 1858.
x We are requested to announce GRO.
W. McVlCKER as candidate for Road
Commissioner for the Eastern District Of
Hi'h 'nsaha county. a.a April /.
aEn Constable.
~ We are authorized to announce
BECkWlTH II SAER, as a Candidate for
Constable, in District No. 2, subject TO the
decision OF the yoteis on the fourth ThuIs.
day in May next.
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not heard that any of them have been
taken to the cngc--none Of them have
staggered along the streets half.naked
in broad day-light--nono have fallen
into tho dock. Such things hare oc-
Cured, and that too within the last
ten years. We rejoice ut the amend
ment in this particular, yet we fear
that while public demonstrations of
drunkenness have not boon witnessed,
private indulgence has not much dimin.
ished.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
SENATE CHAMBER, Va.
March Both, 1858.
NJ. NJ. DENT, Eco.

NJ Nj. DENT, ESQ.
Dear SIR : TO day with an almos, Ger.
tainty ol defeat Called up the "Monon.ahsia
improvement Bill winch had previously
made the order OF the day for to-day Prior
to the ''Preston County Meetings OF ius,ruc-
ton the above named Bill would have
passed. the Senate, let my vote on appropria.
lions have been what they might bu, on
thus OCCASION the Senate thin'd out, as though
the Chamber was on fire. Said Bill was IN
and amongst the Rail Road BIS of the
Senate, and would have been up before. or in
company with those Bills, but for know
ledge here OF the above referred to MEETINGS
and Instructions in my district
In the House of Delegates the Nononea-
hela RIvef Bill was in The rear of tho, @
Kali Road Bills; the trieCds TO which, press, d
thelt iaNoii'e prospects through the House
To The exclusion VI cur River Bill, which
gave them the preference in The Senate
PIior 10 II knowledge here Of the Prestln
Resolutions, ! succeeded in passing by our
body the Dunkard Creek Turnpike Road ::
since that date, my Bill for the compile ton
ct the MorGaniown and Beverly Turnpike
Ro"d. iria. the town of Independence was
also defeated. Many former friends 10 our
RIVER Bal. now opposed it upon the ground
that my people wanted no appropriations,
and thrIeture,wcre unwilling to force fayors
upon them. Thus you'll see The uphill road.
your 'eivhnt was compelled to travel.
can COW obtain nukeh Charter, which man
or may not, be acceptable.
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
J. HUDDLESON.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
THE LEGISLATURE

Finally closed its la5orious session
ON Thursday the 9Th inst. There is
no little difference of opinion about the
merits or deme1its Of this body. What
has it done to advance the interests of
the Commonwealth ? is question more
easily asked than answered. Our ed
'toral brethren are discussing it, but
1t ID By no means certain that they will
agree upon verdict. The Richmond
Enquirer bows tho Solons out of town
very politely, as follows:
ct is with true regret that we part
with tho members of the Legislature,
with whom We have enjoyed a most a,
grccable intercourse, and to whom We
wish safe and pleasant return to their
homes While, necessarily, they have
left much undono, they hare done the
State great service by their wise and
liberal action during the extra session.
just expired
"Wc .Soutd," on,tho other hand,
dismlsses them with few significant,
but not very factoring sentences;--
" Personally we own regret in part
ing with the members. In respect Of
the public interests, we do not know
that the Commonwealth suffers any
detriment from the Adjournment"
EGga- This paragraph was published
on the 9th inst, the day after the adj
journment; but after dreaming upon it,
1he South wakes up in more amiablc
mood, and takes a different view of the
matter. The issue of the 10Th contains
the following apologize article -
A GOOD WORD FOR THE RECENT
LEGISLATURE.
Somehow the recent General As.
semOly contrived TO incur n heavier
burden ofreproach than usually attach.
es to Legislative bodies, apt as the pco-
pie are to indulge the utmost freedom
Of criticism on tho course Of their rep
rescntatives. In the case before us,
we allow there was just cause Of com.
)laint; but it is not so certain that
our cenSure is woll.dirccted or proper
toned to the progocation. Upon both
points 40 believe the public and the
IrcsS Ifc ,y1Yb not excepted owe
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
Hon. Thomas III. Benton d;oI

Hon. Thomas II. Benton died Mt
Washington on Saturday morning the
10Th inst. The Washington Union
says The President had protractcd
interview with Mr.. Benton on Friday
night. = lie exhortcd the President
TO rely on Divine support & guidance,
and not upon that of man, who would
deceive him.
Excellent advice o.! will he follow it ?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

The Doom SHUT.-Thc Washington
Union declares, in reference to the pre-
sent Kansas dispute, that "thc Demo
cratic party must class together, and
treat alike all who war upon its meas
ures and its policy, without regard to
past acts or present professions. This
shuts the door upon Governor Wise,
and those who think with him.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

EW- We are happy to learn that
tho women Of America" have pur-
chased Mount Vernon. The contract
wns signed on the 9th inst. Particu-
lars hereafter.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
Bas" Tho Democracy is having

ENs Tho Democracy is having a
real Kilkenny fight over the Kansas
imbroglio. The way they are "read-
ing out Of the party all who don't toe
the mark--on both sidcs--is O caution
to all Office seekers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

-, Kansas. The new Free State Con-
stitutional Convention met at Leaven-
worth city on the 25th ult. They
have decided to submit the new consti-
tuition to vote of the people on the
third Tuesday in May, and also that
an election for State and county off,
GERS shall take place at the same time,
all laws not repugnant to the constitu-
ton to remain in force till they ex-
pire by their own limitation.
A Hot Summer an Anticipation.--
The Earle Of Rose, one of the most
distinguished of European astronomers,
is said to have lately expressed the opin
ion that the coming summer will be tho
hottest ever experienced. lie advises
farmers to build sheds to protect cattle
from the excessive heat.
Utah. 1.-THE Utah mail to March 1st
having been received at st. Louis, wo
have, telegraphed from the latter
place, adviccs from Camp Scott to that
date. Col. Johnston had an effective
forco Of eighteen hundred regulars,
and a large number Of volunteers, to.
gethor with ono thousand animals in
good condition. The men were in fine
health, and anxious to commence the
march upon Salt Lake City, which
place it was believed Col Johnston
would attack, without waiting for re.
Inducements. Communication with
tho city was entirely cut %.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
The Virginia LEGISLATURE,


This body has determined to adjourn
sine die on Tuesday, the 9th of April.
SO far, they have voted something
over two millions Of dollars to internal
improvements, Those who know, sa y
that these appropriations have been
so divided amongst various companies
that they will do but few Of them, if
any, any real good. We had entertain
ed the hope, with many other of our
fellow citizens, that some of the great
and Important works now unfinished.
would have been 80 aided as to result
in q speedy completion. In this We
are disappointed. BE it so--wc yield
compliance to the constituted MAORI
ty.
OF the members it may be said, that
there are several Of them men Of ad.
mitted ability and nigh attainmonts.--
AS a body, however, their incflicicncy
has been the subject Of almost uniyer.
sal commont--an it is also almost uni
vcrsally conceded that they have not
been at all efficient. Of them We
must say, that il has been as sober a
Legislature as has assembled 1.-THE Cap.
itol for many years. We have heard
OF no disgusting scenes, such as once
characterized the body We have
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
KANSAS I'm THRE UOUsE

The Kansas bill was taken up again
in the House on Thursday. The ques
ton was, will the House adhere to its
amendment? (rejectcd by the Senate.
Upon this the previous question was
ordered and sustained. This vote wa
then taken on the motion to adhere,
and carrled-ayes 119, noes 111--the
same members voting as they did on
the CRITTBNDEN amendment, EXCEPT
two-Colonel Marshall, of Kentucky,
and Bowie, of Maryland, who paired
off. .I..
Thus the Senate and House are now
dead locked on this bill. A committee
of Conference is the next step; but we
do not suppose either branch will give,
or compromise, and if not, the bill falls
between them. - Wash. american.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

% " The CondWc,or,'c Temperance pa
per published at Richmond, thus discourses
OIL The same subject -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

THE UTAH REBELLIoN.-It is rumor
in Washington that the President will
soon appoint Commissioners to proceed
to Utah to endeavor toinduce the Nor
mons to yield obedience to the laws,
in order to avoid, if possible, the she'd
ding of blood. The Commissioners
will represent the determination and
force of the government to reduce them
to subsection, and will endeavor to i'm
press upon them the uselcssness of op-
position. 1t is said that Gov. Powell,
of Ky, and Major Ben. McCulloeh,
will be the Commissioners. sH ,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16

4 WASHINGTON CITY, April 2.-Sen-
ator Bigler, to-day, presented to the
President the tender, from the Adiu.
tant General of Pennsylvania, of a
regiment of volunteers. ..l.,'"..
The Cabinet held a long cabinet ses-
sion today, commencing at 8 o'clock,
in reference to the affairs of Utah. It
is said that the President contemplates
sending a message to Congress on the
subject.