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TnE SECRETARY % TDE ISrrRlan oS run
SLAVE THANKSGIVING his visit TO North
Caiolins. Secretary Thompson thus express.
ed himself concerning the absurd idea Of re-
opening the slave trade:
IN my own State a class Of restless re.
formers haze started d movement which ~.
mands the ro.upenng 81 the foreign slave
trade. Laws winch were passed iiIty wears
agn, al the urgent instance ul the Southern
STATES, prohibiting the slave trade, have been
discovered TO be unconstitutional, and their
longer continuance Oh the statute book. il !.
Claimed, y destructive OF the progress aud
prosperity Ol Tie South. III tie advocacy II
THIS new theory sUme able men have enlisted !;
but do not believe there i one among them
who believes the ends he aims at can be &C.
eomplisled while The Union lasts; aud God
forbid that q movement iraughi will such
unnumbered curses upon lie south should
ever succeed! Buf suppose the demand
" made upon Congress to re open Tie slave
trade, and Congress should refuse IL weld 10
TIE demand, shlll the Spnth. taking lire III
ihe frlasal, strike for disuniOnf fDf one.
shall oppose the re.opening u the Etrcign
slave trade. 20 The Union % out ul ii, aud
when that movement u made, which lear
not, You may run up the stars and stripes.
vii rail-, under that Ilag. In Narth Car.
DINA, % that day. ! do mol believe there Will
be any division"
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HoSoRs TO GrS. McMamox. Paris
correspondent Of the London Times saws
The great honors conferred on Gen. Sic.
Mahon, now Marshal Of France and Duke
o. Magenta, prove how great were the ser.
wees ne must have rendered. and how Ter.
rible the danger from which he rescued The
Imperial Guard. fit be true that liz I'm.
Peror was actually 10 The midst Of tie Guard
when almost hemmed il by Tie Austrians.
the force Of the words attributed 10 the En-.
that General Mcmahon lad
saved the army--wiIl be fully and deeply
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classical SCHOOL.

II.liE next session q ms school. situated five mile.
north II Marlborough. On tie siarc road FINN f,ss.
lnts =, llilsl,orush, viii commence on lie second
M1ndiy Of July neai.
Terms.
Tuition III Lanru7rrs, $40 % ~, ,ss.i,p.
10 Alscha. Geometry. SC. 10 90
Ohlimlry English studies. ~ SO
board at the Acidrny, and IN good families IN the
from $40 10 So per session.
No Extra charges and. generally. IL dedurtian. /
AN now putting up additional buildings and hone 10
have them ready ~ next session
>. w. HUGHES. Principal.
Il s.--Siandard. Register. Christian Advocate. BIB.
heal Recordcf. North Carolina Presbyterian, and MIL
lon Chronicle. publish three times. =. W.. IN.
iuDc IL. 1889 as-
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III a IL II i il Id

On the 9th instant, BY the Rev. r. NJ Faucelte, M.
DAVID $. ALLISON 10 Miss MARTHA L. MONT.
GoNERY, all Of Orange county
IN the i4ih June, by W. II. McGudry, D. d., Ill.
D, Rev. THos. NJ FAUCETTE, of oxford, n. G.,
% Mss MARY 4. SMITH, Of charlottesville, va.
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By Yesterdays .1E0si.

/ New York, June 20.
The steamship Bremen touched at South.
am.pton on the 18th, and has arrived here.
he Derby Ministry have resigned. Lord
Paimersion Is premier and Lord John Rus.
sell Is Secretary Of the foreign Office in the
new Cabinet. 49,
Lord 6ranyille was first summoned by
We Queen, but he coad not form ministry.
ne Queen was afterwards satisfied that
granville was the only obstacle to union
between Palmerston aud Russell, and sent
Tor Palmerston, who had an hours interview
aud straghtMay sought one with Lord Rus.
sell, who agreed to serve under him but
would serve under no other.
The Times saws thar Russell is the ardent
Trend OF Italy, and both he and Palmerston
want Austria TO admit her defeat, her ascer.
tanned Inierlorlty. and tie incurable disad-
vantage OF her position south Of tie Aims
Both are Of opinion that she will consult her
own greatness by relinquishing the Territo.
y mat requires great army and still great
WAR NEWS.
lhe Ausirlans have evacuated Piacenya
Payia, Lodi. Bologna, and Aneona. The
eitadels and notifications Of piacenza being
iirst blown up. Prince Metternich is dead,
u y rumored that Napoleon has returned
to France, leaving Marshal Pcllessieur tom.
mander.in.chlef. TIE Austrans left POW. /
sions, Caanon, Ammunition, &c. Piareuza.
uarlbaldI has occupied Bersamo, where lie
repulsed hoo Austrians.
The French passed the river Aida without
striking a blow.
ihe Ansirians have evacuated an the states
o. The hurch, including Ferrea.
Ihe Austrian lnss al Palestro i nlicialls
stated 70 be 1 ) officers and SIS men killed .
nne General, % officers. and SIS men wound.
ed. and TX officers aud 80 men missing.
Gafibaidi threatens tile Southern Tyrol. .
ihe FRENCH firet IN the Adfiatie las been
largely reinforced. ana il i repoucd that II
'. soon land troops between Trieste and /
Venice.
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED Am
CONQUERED.


Ofall the various liz itat ,leir,r, ron NJ.
q human lie. mot of them mas he Traced - i.or.
drfet rendition 81 tic nervous system. Tie bor,o,.
= Epilepsy % Falling Sickness. arise IN most case.
from this eaisc. thur readers may remember ~ ~.
sral occasions btfre have alluded 10 The wonderful
snfts % Md ira.ons q FITS. made ~ The Vegetable
hntad Ephsptie Fills invented and prepared rs Din.
Stta = HANcE. Of los Baltimore Sirrti. baltimore.
Nd We feel satisfied thu these ris have cured some
o. The mesi stubborn u Epilepsy, a. vel =. ,h
muller iarms q lis, aaei az Cramps. Spasn..
DC We now record The fact tlii persons viii lioJ
these Pis equally eiii6lrions in c0ina every form IL
nervous debility mitfer whether mi9ifcstcd n
,hf aelle ani eseruailng firm II Neuralgia. fis
DnlHfux. o. Nervous Headache. The misery N H..
lersla adirc.iinn thc sullsungs Of rheumatism Or
hc nc melancholy discrimination u depressed spitit.
% hvsirfii. their effects will he equally harpy ami
erntin. Persons from lhe country can wife ~ tbe
invenlor and have The medicine forwarded 10 Them n
NAL The prires are, one box. 50 Two boxes. SIS
twelve boxes. SGT and sent II aus iar 1t ~ eoun,f,
Tree u postage. Dhect tonf communication. 10 ssib
= lianee, los Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md.
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A GARD.
AGENTS WANTED

WE WANT 5g TO toe yUTNG MEN. Wtru
9 rish capital Of from $50 10 $1,000 each. i,
purchase eur goods. consisting vi vaccine and Iee.
cry and t9 dspnsf 81 ihrr III 10 ttr ec. anl ior
tato@shaui TIE lnilcl states aud Canadas. SOM.
tefsn1s wh0 purchase e o. are making from ss0pti
tcf ystt ssili1s II auction 10 various town.
sno Nit'sss. Vatbe fseeiFi o. u ny mail. ~ vii
send aGiiIu - Of sleeve buttons AMI s,p,. ami -
t3r raeet q 3t beautiful rill watch. opr1 ftcr,
zt' To- 500 beautiful epb lunigs tisa liver watch.
FL ~.R taulhs cuse siIi watch, sHl flf ~ pretty
ePru Hrr agsFf watch.
~ Aail ahd c1amias ouf sf5i Is Of sfbd f5f Gaia
SfENNETf & GEfNES.
Is Nassau s.ffts, New York.
'N1e t'H g5-Im
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U. S. " Ale LIN e.
70 7Ee.EVaEEERN.

MoulD inform the public that have contracted
10 run daily and aiie, tie lst july and ,be, ~,
Jur' MED uP several new and easy Coaches, Y;,b
good teams, and will run 10 connect win tbe Mi
,ain, on ne NORTH Caalina Railroad. Ea,, and W.,
wln also have Hacks ready al lie Depot mee,;ng
WIN ie Lxfress trains. 10 carry persons 10 any poin
tbey may designate Ny coaches az good and M,
WIN fa,eiui and experienced drivers and by prompt
a'eito On Y We convenience Of the public hone ID
merit coed share ofpatfonare. ''sf' y
Stage Offices Orange Hotel, HiIl,boropsb c,,,h
ric's Hotel Chapel Nm. ou'h'
JAMES r. GATTIS, Contractor.
June ~ ~ ~ w
haiflgh Standard Spirit of the Age, Charol,e Wbia
~ 9alsnafy Waterman Pab.isa four weeks ana
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
EFNEHSsrnrprt. - =.

Under tie care Of Tie Misses Nash and Mi.s
koliock.
M fi's' srsslon viii commence On The 18th July
1858, and eni on the 3}th Noyrn,i,c,
The course at instruction with Ga ,horg,,eb csly,c
ing oil the branches usually Taught in Fiis, CHS.
schools.
Tuition and Board. including Fuel, Iish's, Washing
&c., 500 per session. plyahe one.hllf In aIy,nrc
me remainder a The end Of the Session niy sch9l,rs
will be received on the usual terms.
MUSIC on riano, $4,000
lie Of instrument f1r prac,irc. ~. 5og
Drawing. f1,o
Pastel Painting, s8eo
Gfecian Painting. Iorn
French and Latin, each. t.n9
Circulars containing IN Necessary i.jurbltian y n
be forwarded On arrGrltion
April 20. So
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ROCK NPRING ACADEuY.

I'VE Third session Of ihis Institution win onen ,t
hunh MONDAY IN July, 1859. and ron,iaur q,
twenty weeks. Tie Academy i situated 10 miIcs
southwest q Marlborough and IL miles Nes OF tarsl
llill; " sefy moral md healthy community. nnd
Nhfc every hcressaty requisite of procuring 81, .Ju.
ealnn, i Niended.
We prepare students f5f college. or To- The oriinaty
business ~ ilie The irfms are o. follcws:
Classical 81 Scientific Coursc. San
English. Higher Bfsnebes. IA
Elementary IA
Beaid pes month including all expenses.
y. Y. Oldham, 4 Moore. and .. n. M,iner win take
borders. They arc living very convenient For fut.
ihrt particulars address.
W. L. OLDHAM, Principal.
Oaks, Orange couniy. y. G.
suhe ~ De
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Lahore
Attention-Oranre GnnrLl.
NOTICE--TAXES

Will atteui at tie fponing times and bI,ce.
~ the purpose Of collecting the taxes lor the M,
ls5s. " '"e ,ss'
Thos. !. caies's on Monday the llth Ialv
Jamrs w. Miles,. On TUESDAY ILL., t.ib.
Cflir Grove, on Wednesday the l3fb
Df Vim. 2. Roberts. % Thursday lie ian.
\. r q :. W. Hlll'. store. on Frdl, the 18Th
liill,lotoush. on saturday the l6ih.
Rel Mountain, on MONDAY Tie Ish,
Midway. on Tuesday the 9th.
Col. John q. Douglls's. IN Wednesday the sDtb
Harris Nilkcrson's on Thursday the gl,t.
DO hams station, on Friday tie cgt
John \. Coles, on saturday The g3i.
a u. Guplcris. on Monday the e5h
William Trces on TUESDAY The sGih.
Ihapcl Hill. on "Wednesday the 2ith,
White Cross. on Thursday Tie 2sth.
Thamis Longs on fdlly the 2gth.
-hafnugh. 10 COLLECT town tx. on saturday the 3ah
The Magistrates viii attend at the sane times and
places 70 take the Fax List lr thc wear 1859. puncn
am : expected ofail. Il. VI. JONES, ShR
June iS a.
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N D u

NOTlCT Il hcnty given ttat some nine 81 twelve
~ months siafc there was idsi N ia siilst + r.
llillshcfcneh. q. Il. cfFiEt1te III iNt tBaaial
Shares y lhr rlriti stock u NJ" Manhtn4a g8ari.
ny New York, Issued IN tis name as Tafslgc. DC.
and Tho, be has applied 10 sid Company iii j iup
cate, o. renewal u said certificate.
HENRY II. NASH rrstre. Nc.
May % gt-GH.
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NO H.

" " = ~.
rE'liE Subscribers having gr4Jisl a. sxttniars b,
Tie llit lsant Ct1ii herfly give notice - a r..
sons iulettcl e md e.ilic 10 make immediate lag.
mcni. nA i pFfspns having claims a4aiIst ill., s3a.p
viii present them within DE tine prescribed ty la
% ihs notice vii he pfll in hat Il ihfI- fctatrff.
JAS y. CRAIG. Executor.
NANCY CRAIG. ENccutrix.
Junc b. nt
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Tnf WAR RrnoRs.-Itseems very ,I;fl;cnl,
Just now 10 sift the truth from M 90
amount oi error conveyed in the teleoranL;c
accounts ol The war IN italy. Events which
never occurred are described with n mnch
clrcumstantiality IS the best establ;.hoJ
iacts. The death Of the Austrian General
honedek was announced. and bography
followed, aud YET he lives to fight again. =
lhe Marshal paraguay d'Hillier. vas m.
oefemonlousl superseded. and disyraced
yet we soon hear of him at tie head Of n.
di'is'on, carrying the battle Of Marirnano.
And Marshal Canrobert was set down ~
mortality wounded at Magenta. vet he !.
riding about a. gaily as If Sc were on field
q review. We ,hall find il difficult "a ~.
iIe.e any thing after awhile, except the gen.
erai iact that the combatants are despatc6inr
each other with wonderful CELEBRITY.
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Dc ne added, they call themselves the free
Inc Old Virginia Democracy will no doubt
consider this very scandalous; but for our
part we don't see but that the Aboitionists
nave as gosd right to all these valuables il
the Democrats have. p;,1a.' ~, 40
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A LAND SLIOE.-On the 18Th ultimo The
inhabitants u Munte Crsto, ~ California.
were startled By rum6ling noise like th,t
q 40 earthquake. The earth had parted, aud
large mas, about twenty-five feet ~ widrb
and u great bulk, was prrcipit,,ed down tile
mountain side distance 81 about four hun.
died iee', carrying away three dwelling .lou.
ses. There was great CONSERVATION among
The inhabitants - that part oi the town. Ii
was suon ascrriained that four person, were
missing-Mrs. Howe aud two ~ her chi.
dfen, one an infant aud the other little r,rI
between two and three wears ii are. anl II.
SO the little son Of Mrs. D. Wright, aged
about four years.
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Htcnm0nd Wing.
The 100000 BREACH OF PnomIsr CASE
we published several days since the verdict
., jury N st, Louis, awarding to a Miss
IarA'ang sioo,O00, being the full amonnt
.'al'heu oy her Of an old gentleman by tbe
name OF Shaw, for breach Of promise of
marriage. The Missouri Democrat IN an :,
editorial upon the subject, says:
, ny reference to our report of the case ne
aarztans vs.. Shaw, for breach Of promise If
marriage, u will be seen that the Jury award.
ed the plaintiff 100000 damages. Thonab
the defendant, Mr. Shaw, is very rich conc
surprise IS expressed at tie lberalitv &c H.
Jury; We presume they are all honorable
seh.,emen, yet their action recalls the well.
known lines Of Iludibras:
~ o. saints themselves will sometime bo
~ CUTS that cost them nothing, free,
ihere are few, if any, instances on record
~ which so large a sum has been considareJ
necessary to sooth the anguish Of lady fair
deserted by her lover. Now that Miss oar.
tang has respectable dowry, we would re-.
commend Mr.. Shaw to entrcat her fora;,o
ness and renew his suit. The sex ara nov.
- 70 generous as in the hour of triumnh
Though we are told " "'u"'p"'
Hell hath no fury like woman's scorna
8 ! we know from fennyson's poem, "The
ffihcess,' that they are conquered by their
,Wh victories. Let Mr.. Shaw strike while
NC iron Y hot, or, rather while tie cold i
lot, Tor Miss Eiie's character has come out
! the ordeal 70 which it was subjected, like
'old from The furnace. We are for a com.
'romise Of this kind between the parties. u.
'ecialiy as Il would be likely TO leave the
awyers IN the lureh for the big fees they
aicllate upon getting. Let the lady and =
strike hands, and 50 strike the
iwyers with dismay. wy
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COOKING STOVE

W. shall receive IN fesy days ~. cock
ING STOVE. ~ Sallf's make. f,r s1ic lsg.
J, &. tt REENflNE l. SON.
Aay 10. 81
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, December The following ia
the conclusion of yesterdays Tuesday, House
report:
Mr.. Stevens believed the discussion already
had, ought to convince everybody that his point
of order was correct and proper; namely, that
until the House was organized twas not COM
potent to entsrtain any question except the
election Of Speaker. At motion to adjourn
he did not blame them for the language Of
intimidation or rending Gods creation from
turrst to foundation. Laughter 1t was
right in them, for we recreants Of the North
were not affected by ii; he gave them credit
for It, for their remarks were to operate on
timid men. '.a.
Mr.. Crawford, Of Ga, here rose excitedly,
and interrupted Mr.. Stevens. Said some
thing about the Union meetings at Castle Gar
don and in the North. He was loudly called
to order, while others applauded his remarks,
which were nearly altogether unintelligible,
owing to the confusion which prevailed.
Members from .all sides rose to their feet,
and others crowded to the area near Stevens
and Crawford. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, and at one time it was feared there
would be collision.
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois-"The time for gem
erosity has passed, order must be enforced" :"
After a few moments the members seated
themselves; several gentlemen proposed an ad-
journment.
Mr.. Garvett-"This discussion shall not be
stopped, and there is no power in this House
to stop it, (Applause.) Adjourned.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
xxxvIth CoNGREss-lst SESSION.

WASHINGTON, December 7.
SENATE.-The Chair presented report
from the Secretary Of the Senate, showing the
rrogress mado in the printing Of the American
State papers.
Mr.. Clay gave notice Of his intention to in
troduce a bill to repeal the fishing bounties.
Mr.. Powell, Of Kentucky, gave notice of his
intention to introduce bill to abolish the
iranking privilege. A5ttfE k
Mr.. Mason's resolution to appoint Harper's
Ferry investigating committee, then came up.
Mr.. Mallory said this resolution had been
shorn Of ell Its moral effect by the covert op-
position 1t had received; he was quite iudif-
terept whether II passed or not.
sIr. Iverson referred 10 the action Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature 90 the I'd of
december, as showing their sympathy for
Brown.
rhe debate in the Senate continued until
at,et Ave o'clock, when il adjourned.
H0USE.--Mr. Kellogg rose to question Of
privilege and caused to be read an article from
he New York Tribune. he wished to show
she false position Mr.. Greeley holds to the
Republican party. When his kellogg 's) con.
tttusuts complain Of him, then it would be
ime for the gentlemen Of New York to com
slain. II the Republicans have any regard
ior their own dignity they will rebuke those
who, by treaohery, prepare papers for others
to sign. Whom the struggle in Illinois COM
menced, Mr.. Greeley and others met in the
parlor Of Senator Douglas and planned to
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Important Change Of street Railroad
Security. etJrt v..-

The following supplementary ordinance to
the Street Passenger Railroad Ordinance was
adopted last night:
SECTION |. Be IL ordained by The CITY Council
of the city Of Cincinnati, That any company
or individuals to whom the privilege has been,
or may hereafter be granted, to construct and
use Street Passenger Railroad or Railroads,
within the city Of Cincinnati, who shall have
executed bond and contract in pursuance OF
the fourth, sixth and eleventh sections of said
ordinance, and Of the resolution making such
grant, after they have completed their road
and commenced running the same, may sub
stitute for the personal security on suoh bond
and contract, a mortgage to the city of Cinoin-
natl on their road-bed and rolling stock;
Provided, the same is then free from encum-
hrance; conditioned, that they will faithfully
abide by and perform all the terms and
stipulatons Of said ordinance and resolution,
and in all respects comply with theii contract
already entered into with said city. The
said mortgage shall be submitted TO and ap-
proved by the City Solicitor, who shall indorse
his approval thereon, and shall then be de-
posted with the City Clerk, who shall cause
the same to be recorded in the Recorders Of
dce Of Hamilton County. That at the time
said mortgage is deposited with the City
Clerk, said Company or individuals shall pay
him sufficient fee for recording the same,
and he shall then indorse on their bond and
contract aforesaid the fact that mortgage
substituted by the individual liability Of the
snretiss thereon, who shall thenceforth be re-
leased, but the same shall remain In full force
against the principals.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, December T--M.--The river is
about stationary at this point, with seven feet
water to Cairo, and full from shore to shore Of
running ice. Navigation above is suspended
with the exception Of the Alton packets, but
below the Ice does not offer any very serious
impsdiment TO the passage of boats.
At seven o'clock this morning the mercury
marked two degrees below zero, something
lower than it has fallen for two years. The
weather now is somewhat milder, but still
very cold, and apprehensions may reasona-
bly, be felt that tho river will CLOSE at or below
this point.
PrTTsBURG, December 7--M.-River four
teen and half feet by the pier-mark and
rising. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, December 7-P. M.-The river
is rising rapidly with ten and a half feet water
in the canal and seven feet water on tho falls
The large boats for the first time this season
ascended the falls to-day. The weather is
very cold. Two inches of snow fell yester-
day. The mercury now indicates ten degrees
above zero.
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sell Illinois, and Missouri too. He (Kellogg
knew it and could prove IL. He never loved
a traitor.
The idea was to make Mr.. Douglas Sen
ator; to re- -eloct him, and il was done. Mr.
Douglas, in the mean time, declaring that he
was a Democrat. When the battle had been
fought, Mr.. Greeley did say that Mr.. Douglas
was Free-Soiler good eoough for him. He
(Kellogg) had not the knowledge or reccllec-
lion that he signed the recommendation for
the Helper book. He never saw it. There ia
not man in his district who would trample
on the constitutional rights of the South
The North is becoming less and less Demo
cratic, and the South stronger and stronger
Democratic, and the timo would soon come
when the great majority of the people would
be Republican.
MIR. McClermand replied that if such con-
sultatiOn occurred, how came his colleague
(Kellogg) to know il? If the consultation
was private, he, as an individual, would have
scornsd TO reveal what was said.
1t was strange that such q charge should
now be made after it was known that MIR.
Greeley had endeavored to defeat Douglass
recollection, employing INSCRIPTIONS means;
money, too, to that end was raised in New
York.
Mr.. Kellogg, in reply, said he was not at the
conference, but what he had stated was the
fact.
Mr.. Duell offered q resolution, which was
adopted, to invite the clergymen Of the city to
open the House with prayer.
Mr.. Morris, of ILL.,, wanted to know from
his colleague his authority for the statement
alleging an agreement between Douglas and
Greeley, such as had been charged.
Mr.. Kellogg did not think proper to make
the declaration.
Mr.. Morris replied if he had been in private
conversation this was the first time he had
heard that charge. He believed there was not
one iota Of truth in it, Mr.. Douglas was
elected by the Democracy Of that State, which
had adopted him as its son. He said few
more such scenes as those Of yesterday and We
should hear the crack of the revolver and see
the CLEAN of the Furnished blade.
The debate was continued until a late hour,
when second ballot was taken, as follows :
Sherman lO7, Babcock ss, Gilmer %, scatter-
ing IA. Necessary to choice, l6. House
then adjourned.