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CONGRESSIONAL.
W AsHfyGToy, Dec. 18th.


GENAiE.
4 "aen the Senate met Mr. Seward moved to dis.
pehse with the rule requiring ballot for the
committees, and to take a vote instead Of tho nro.
posed list being read. A vote was taken os 10
whether the list be accepted or not resulting as
follows yeas ii, nays 70, absent IL.
The list as adopted is as follows:
on Foreign Relations, Mr. Mason chairman
Douglas, Slidell, Polk, Crittenden, Seward, Foot,
On Finance, Mr.. Hamln cha irman. Pcarcc
twin, bright, Hammond, Fessenden, Cameron.
On Commerce, Mr.. Clay chairman BENJAMIN
Bigler, Chandler, Reid Allen, IIamlin.
On Military affairs and the militia Mr.. Davis
chairman, Fitzpatrick, johnson, OF Arkansas
Fcssenden, Frederick, Wilson. kim
On Naval affairs, Mr.. Mallory. chairman.
thompson, Of n. j. Slidell, Allen, Hammond
On the Judiciary, Mr.. Bayurd, chairman. Cling.
man fugh, BenJamin, Green, Colamer. Trum-
On Post Offices and Post roads, Mr.. Yulcc.
chairman Biglcr, Gwin, Rice, Ward, Hale,
Diyen.
On Public lands, Mr.. Stuart chairman, John
son OF Arkansas, Pugb, Chandler johnson of Tenn.
Foster, Harlan.
On Private Land Claims, Mr.. Benjamin chair.
man, Polk, Shields Thompson, of Ky, Durkee
Tn Indian affairs, Mr.. Sebastian, chairman,
Brown, Rice Fitch, Bell, Houston, Doolittlc,
/ On Pensions, Mr. Jones, Chairman Thompson
Of n. j., Clay, Bates, Thompson of H., Foster.
| King
On Revolutionary Claims, Mr.. Shells, chair.
man, Bates, Crittsudcn, Wilson, Durkce
On Claims, Mr.. Ivcr.on, chairman, Mallory.
Ward, Simmons. Clark.
Tn the District Of Columbia, Mr., Brown, chair
man, Mason, johnson Of Tenn, Wilson. Yulce. =
On Patents and Patent Oircc. Mr.. Reid, chair
man, Thompson of y. j. T2omLs Simmons,
Trumblll
D,.lxI D..
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" TI.lIIU IHl.l % ~ nv WT7-h = y u = ~
To m Hon Parker fuea, Jalc 0; Probate fJ the couu-
u IT Hluc.NF.
HI.MBLY SilEWS VIM. Wescltt, Guardian y Elijah
p al lra.,U. cray minors alJ children u Alan Gr s.,
ll,c vi Pau,b-et sajd elauty dee ,-.irha Il and
nuu, i;ars ed the le estate If sand dec I'D, ,tJ-
ltc ~ reu9sc L. mat ADVANTAGEOUS riIer h97 trra
n,ld. 20 him TOR the same # onc hundred dollar, by
syl,luus Gray au EnjIh Gray, q sail PenofiJt, and
that the same should be acccpc;ani that would be
,ba benefit Of said minors, that the said interest in
ID Iecsil's estate should be disposed of and tn pro-
,.. ia re5l put ant and secured to them inter =.
our p.tt 1ntr therefore pray hat Your honor would
grant lla lie -u~e u dispose uf the inSy,
sylyttas ana fIiiah Cray, atrtelbly law o, this
STATE ia sica cases made and provided.
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FROM CALIFORNIA By rHs OVERLAND MAIL.

The seventh overland mail from San Francisco has ar
rived at st Louis bringing intelligence four days later tha
that received by the Panama route The most important
intelligence is that the first mail from ST. Louis Was met
fifteen hours distant from San Franeco, twenty days
from ST. Louis, II would reach its destination within
twenty three days The rainy setting in ia
portions of the State Tho governor had issued procla
nation special election Of senator ia Sacramento to
dll the vacancy created by the decease OF VIM " Fer
guson The new State treasurer had heen sworn into
Office but had not assumed its duties.
large amount Of ebased coin was in circulation IN
san francisco. number OF old $50 California pieces,
of Kellogg Co.'S coinage, have been found to be badly
swcated. Some of the banking houses have paid many
them out but have refused to take them again ON de
posit
Rumors current that great dlggngs have been
discovered the vicinity of Salt Spring valley, Caaveras
county, thirty miles distant from Stockton The
Union Ditch Company, d Murphys, near San Andicass
have peted the largest reservoir in the State 1t Is
located about 43 miles east Of Murphy shear the
region of perpetual tributary Of The Stanisias
and when filed, will area OF fteen hundred
The dam learn will be completed this fali.
before the rains in The object OF its construction is
TO econonIze the that flows off during the months
of June and July when the melting SHOWS M the river
to overfowing The water thus caught will DC savcd
until the months of September and October when the
river supply fails 10 furnish enough for the ordinary
wants of the miner. The reservoir will then be drawn
upon, and by this the Union Ditch will have
perpetual supply the demands of the mining interest
II Is situated in dense forest of pine and fir where but
little will be lost by evaporation.
A correspondent writing from Fort Townsend, wash
ington Territory under date Of the 4th of October gives
the following particulars OF disturbance among the In
dians Our somewhat startled by the arrival
express from Skagt Head with request to have
detachment Of United States troops sent up The troops
Immediately embarked o, board the revenue cutter
jeff Davis under the command Of Lieut. Scott, for tho
seat OF war The Indians, it appears on their re-
turn from the grand Indian potlach held at Icekuet and
had managed to get bold Of barreof whskey on which
they were having u good time generally There were
delegations from the Snoqualnc Sno ho mish and Ska
cit tribes The Indian agent Of Skngit Head attempted
approach their camping ground, when he was fired
upon The Indian was immedialy shot who fired, and
the agent retreatcd After general wawwaw, the al
fair was settled The troops have rcturned bringing
with them the noted Pat Kanino, chief OF the Snoqua
e tribe who is boarding at the military station on
Uncle Sam expense.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-07

VANITAs VANTATuM When Nature in her freaks
dows of her children with gifts either of beauty in
teect fortune much superior to the rest of the fmi
ly that impartial mother takes to legaze her M
by corresponding incton which counteracts
the adventurous advantage From the earliest ages the
beautiful of either have usually been unfortunate in
their loves. Nareissus, eaten up with vanity, met his
fate in the contemplation Of his charms Heens
very improper story needs comment and where is the
sparkling brunette that would envy the fate of Egypts
dark brown Queen So it is with intellect Burning
Sappho burnt herself out in selfconsumng fame.
Socrates with all his philosophy found it hard matter
to endure the railing of his shrewh Xantppe and prob
ably quafcd his hemlock with all the equanmity
that ''salled and hatred herewith was prepared
for his dinner at home And the mightiest genius of
them all groped his way about his native rocks blind
old man. the while he sang his dcathless song touching
the destructive wrath of Achilles the of Peleus.
Neither gold pave royal road to happiness 1t is
better to be high and dry strip of barren sand than
en9uphcd in the river of Pactous Midas who may be
said to have into the world with golden spoon in
his mouth and whose ablutions in the said river mat
ter of history, ain to drink bulls blood
worry potion enough to rid himself of bad dreams and
Plutus the very god of wealth. bear eyed and lame
Mo- the gingerbread is the swceer for being gilt
and scarcely requires the testimony of Solomon who
combined in his person all the foregoing advantages
to convince that paaas panitrtum up the whole
Of worldly prosperity Ffdsr's Magaziae
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

4 Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
n oMs the 81 Louis oo) Democrat Below publish letter
e m NS lot Of This city from gentleman in Maine which speaks glow
h ~ s superior merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence must
VS. elect when coming from reliable
me- gnaanees Of TRUTH the Doctor
pnncry from the press
Barn, (Me Jan 90 1856
lFoF woop Co: Gentlemen: Having my attention called
@ mpas since to tho highly beneficial effects your rcors
pH ws Induced 10 make application Of upon my hair
eSd become quite gray probably white my
s q he same character somo procured
g what lhad wished used twice week have since
% S another bottle of which have used certify
m World that the whitc hnr has totally disappeared both
mead and face and hair has resumed It's color
% more so't and glossy than has been before for twenty
iva bo @ now sixty years old my good wife, at the Of ny
X, mas used II with the effect.
am notice deem due you your valuable discovery
have INA. whoever will rightly per directions will
cv 70 contradict statements citizen Of this
Sf every one here and adjoining Any you may
prs,cr wh my name attached is at service az wshio
'e ''o beauties of nature in others well as myself
A. d RAYMOND
BALTIMORE Jan. 20 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
% Woop' Dear Having lose the best
@ my hair from the tho yellow Orleans
answer the very lpr needed Nv hair now thick and
te s no words can express obligations you in giving
n, suN'ea @ such at treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned X Ir,ov 10 nbis,or IN rocnIor ,an,n
He o. The Orthodox Church Drookfed, Massachusetts
s'Huemah OF greatin Influence and universally beloved
wM. DYER.
= BRooKrIgfp Jan 1s, 1855.
v WOOD Dear sir Having trial Of your Hair RESTORATIVE
,s s Inflammation dandru and constant tendency 10 itching
stored NY have been troubled from ohldhood has
Avs ny ha which becoming gray original color
oe 0i no other article with anything Ike the pleasure
NJ Yours, truly, j. X BRAGG
dunn @ Seve is put up bottles Of three Sizes viz large me
h % s small tho small holds half pint reas for ono dol
& oa lhan the small rotas dollars bottle the large
bottle quart forty per cent in proportion, and rcas Tor 20
@ WooD Co proprictors s19 Broadway New York n tho
Ioo M YORK Wire Railing Esabishmen and ia nasc, street
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WILL OF AN EARL pkMBRoKE -InpraRis. For my
SOUL Confess have heard very much of souls but what
they arc, whom they are what they for, God
knows know not they tell me now of another world
where never was nor do know one foot of the way
thther. While the king stood of his religion made
my cassock, and thought to make him bishop
then came the Scots and made him Presbyterian; and
since Cromwell entered. have been independent.
These believe, the kingdoms three estates, and f
any of these have soul, may claim therefore,
if my executors find have soul give il 10 him who gave
il to me- Hsm. give my deer to the Earl Of Salisbury,
who know will preserve them, because he denied the
king buck out of his parks Item. give nothing
to Loard Say; which legacy give him, because know
he will bestow it the poor. Item To Tom May give
five sings; intended him more but whoever has
his History Of the Parliament thinks five shings
too much. Item. give Lieutenant General Cromwell
one word of mne because hitherto he kept his
own. Hem give up the ghost
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-07

BILLIARD MATCH THE CHAMPIONSHIP AMERIcA.---
The skill of the Detroit champion billiard player John
Secrctcr is about to be tested again in match with
the champion of America, Michael Phean Of New
York. Phelan some time since challenged any man in
the country to play him of billiards for wager
Of SIS, 000 and the challenge has been standing one
without finding any bold enough to accept it until
The boy who beat Barney Christal in the great match
which caused much excitement last has taken
up the gauntlet and will play for the championship
the preliminarics arranged. One gentleman
has put mp 81 000 and another ~ 000 and the remain
der will I've Ia the hands Of the Stockholders The
performance of Sccreer in the match with Rrney Chr
tai for 600 such that his backcrs have the greatest
confidence in his skin The match win probably be
played within few weeks
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-07
NEW ORLEANS BANK ST.lTEMENT.
NORTH CAROLINA TEA.
Oct 20. Ost. 80.

Along the coast Of North Carolina there is shrub
producing species of tea which is in common use there,
and which doubtless is destined hereafter TO become
production Of importance 1t grows spontaneously,
and the ten is called pon In appearance and flavor it
Is similar to- il not identical WITH the Matte or Paraguay
tea The mode Of preparation also bears resemblance
to that employed by the Paraguans The smaller branches
of the tree gathered and put in large kettles over
slow fire until the leaves and stem are thoroughly dried
when they chopped up and packed away in sacks and
barrels In its effects it is much like the Matte ta
ken in large quantities it will ntoxcate and it has been
found very soothing in its effects upon the restless Large
quantities of it sold throughout the eastern part OF
North Carolina and Virginia. and it retas at prices va
rying from fifty to seventy cents per bashel ms,
however, is the roughly prepared tea.
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THE ROSE-BUSH.
fRos fHE GERaAN.

A CHILD sleeps under a rose-bush fair,
The buds swell out in the soft May air;
Sweetly II re.ts, and on dream wings iiies
To play with the angels in Paradise
And the years glide by.
maiden stands by the rose-bnsh fair,
The dcwy blossoms perfume the air;
She pressts hor hand TO her throbbing breast,
With loves iirst wonderful rapture blcst.
And the years glide by.
A mother kneels by the rose.bush fair,
son s.ghs the leaves in the evening air,
Sorrowing thoughts OF the past arise,
And tears Of anguish bed m her eyes.
And the years glide by.
Naked and lone stands the rose-busl fiir,
Whirled are tho leaves In the autumn air.
Withered and dead they fall to the ground,
And silently cover new made mound.
Aud the years glide by.
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FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

The steamship General Rusk, which arrived at New
Orleans on the ls inst brings the following information
from northern Mexico 3s
vidairr has issued proclamation calling on several
merchants along the frontier to pay annexed to
their names amounting to $3.50 000 to remove with
their goods from the country although the goods had
paid him duties He says II will give no explanations,
and wish no questions but enforce il you this officers
to see this carried out. Many American and foreign
merchants were preparing to when he revoked
the decree and left for parts unknown. In the battle
with Mamon, the liberals lost 80 pieces OF artillery
some so to SO wagons had 500 men taken prisoners
and 400 killed
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
3. G. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

INHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowng their patron
age at extent that exhibit all
e stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
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recent extensive enlargement OF their factory will enable the subscr
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PROOF safes than other establishment
nho VIII be bad to constructing safes private families
WIN ohe iurnnre for tho security OF plate and jcwcry
Also
hand and kinds Of money cheats vault
uo aud bank vaults Halls powder proof
aors Jones patent pernutaton bank lock and Crygers
patent letter lock- without key
S. G. HERRING h Co.,
Nos. 135, 1877, and 13e Water street, and
#. No 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST. New York.
y. C0YIE CO., Agents
Washington d. G.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
hhyzo-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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TIiE LAND OF CoSTn ARIEs-In Australia the north Is
The hot wind and the south the cool the westerly the
most unhealthy, and the east the most salbous il is
with the colonists when it il winter at home
and the barometer is considered to rise before bad
weather and to fall before good the are black
and the eagles white the mole lays eggs and has
ducks bill the kangaroo IAN animal between the deer
and the squirre has five claws his fore paws three
taons his hind legs, like bird and yet hops on it's
tail. There is bird (mellphaga) which has broom in
its mouth instead of tongue fish, half belonging
to the genus raa and the other that of squalus The
cod found in the rivers and the perch in the the
valleys are cold, and the mountantops the net
tie is lofty tree, and the poplar dwarsh shrub the
pears of wood with the stalks at the broad end the
cherry grows with the stone outside the fields fenced
with mahogany the humblest house is fitted up with
cedar and the myrtle plants burnt for fuel the trees
without fruit the flowers without scent, and birds
without song.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-07

Jerome NJ Bonaparte, jr, arrived at New York in the
Fulton Tuesday direct from France. He is the grand
of Jerome Bonapare the only brother Of Napoleon
the Great living He is descendant OF the Amcri-
branch of the Bonapare family Miss Patterson, OF
Baltimore having been his grandmother. His father.
Jerome Bonnpartc nephew of Napoleon the Great still
resides in Baltimore, Nd Young Bonnparte has proba
bly, returned frlough to visit his rclaycs in this
try He graduated at West Point several years ago. and
there distinguished the best swordsman In his
class In the examination of 1850 he reported among
distinguished cadets for proficiency in mathematics,
French and drawing Shortly after the accession of the
present Emperor Of France to power young Bonaparte
joined the French army second lieutenant He WAS
in the Crmcan and has been successful In obtaining
position under the banner of France.
The farmers Of Iowa seem to take the lead in the
Northwest the present in the cultivation of Chinese
sngar-cane. With the most ordinary care and upon
ground wet that the plant got very late start the
crop yielded two hundred gallons Of excellent syrup per
The article is abundant in localities that II
selling for twenty-five cents per gallon 1t Is the opn-
ion of intelligent gentlemen that the sorghum crop Of
the present will the State Of Iowa million
of dollars that would else have gone to purchase sugar
and molasscs from abroad
The New Orleans papers mention that while the steamer
Calhoun stopped at Apalachicoa on the 3Oth ultimo
distressing accident occurred by which young and
teemed citizen of Pensacola lost his life Among the
passengers Mrs. Hazlrd from Mobile, and three
children, Of wom by accident, fell overheard and
three or four gcntlemen--among whom was the de-
ceased--jumped overheard after the child. The young
atey touching the water Lc-preservers and chairs
thrown overheard in profusion but to purpose
The body recovered about two hours afterwards The
Of the unfortunate young is Thomas BaltxslI
civil engineer aud of Judge Baltzel Tallahassee
Florida
comedy produced at Waack's in New
York Saturday evening, entitled vhcat and Chat
1t puports to illustrate life and IN New York
there arc belle OF avenue " fashionable scamp fast
man, an oldashioned uncle roughan an enterprising
mama and various other characters The critics vary
in their comments upon IT, The audience was large
and called out the author at the conclusion to cheer
him
new evening paper Is about to be started in Cincin-
natl by j. IL Handy Co.. entitled the Cincinnati Daily
Exchange will advocate the Cincinnati platform and
the Ohio resolutions Of last year
The Auomaton Chess Player which attracted 80 much
attention In this country from 1926 10 1888 and whose
secret WAS 20 finely exposed by Edgar Poe Is to have
its history written by gentleman familiar with chess lit
emturc