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Beard Of Chioer = orsorsd b. he War Department
70 niieEbi, al The WsfLrss1n fers Tor the fal OF q
Ire tfoecrG rercatr psol. 70 10 presented ~ MI.
y shrrn Tie Bcorc WI ccrfft cf Colonel Bucha,sn,
Fouith frfslhy. Msor Emory FIRST Cavalry MAJOR Ram
iay, OxsIaLee lcpaf,tEi Captain DssktoD, Scocrd Ia.
ianTy, ard 1ieuttraui saurctfs Ordnance Drpaltncot
Nrior rtbbu, c1arsermaslefs reraTinen' ls ordered
70 Foi vancouver, there 70 relieve Captain lrgals same
Department. frcm duiy In me Department ~ OREGON
fho laftr trctr ben relieved orccicd N rsrxr
70 be CITY Of vsshineton 10y the purpsc o. ss:ng bis
prbnc acc-rnfs.
colonel Fsurrrrcy, conmsrsns rerartrnsus az ve~
Mexico has orccrec hsCr Ruh, N0ur,ed flinerneu Win
elk cenIsnks o. hn regiment, ios aes Fervcs In ssd-
ton 20 flese con arif sfcaf ordered In tte A.
the CnrsncNer snd kiowry tribes q Iudssrs
Leulersnt o O. Wagner, corps az Typographical m.
snfsss, ogd red 10 pfccced 10 tho OjO del 0o M the
Department o. fsw W xco and lay OF roserve Of ten
mbss fqcsfe, AkinK DE point inrwn IN Ire Fast Beas
eani a-f eest
Leaves o. shsrce have been granted by mo War Depart
merit 70 IRE foilo~ips officers csE'ao n. " tgi FrH
Musffy, sir months; 1su'c-ans W Sl1, Ordnance NJ
rerrss. sr mon'hs; Iteutensnt n. = Prtnsm, fopc.
rsntrsl fps'reers, fnuv months; ss>ir<snt nuypecu
Cssrks n smith Medical Department, three Bosshs.
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sryrs1o May ~, 1900

Srsvsro Nay r. 1900
ss1fs piSos edrg 20 The orsr OF thu Day the
Af.t"">uon wss aj~p.s hat = retirs au. the ne
~ orchiise, the d,vela ana order proposed ny
~, ts s"stso Df O.bo'ns E.l apy Olntad as
~ 'o. commtttse 10 sssstio the ~ors.
e a. HAvsR pressp.ea q Ie.olaton thai no vote on
us SAFER qo.n'soD be taken Wednesday, A. "
49, ioeraoe omcnst..n the matter MAS postponed
Aes arranging the order Of the election of cfsers
nr CSY o. she Nh conrense ssSpS the a,ar
We sprse Ia fsvnr at RE orItv Report and fol-
'owd by Mr. BrRssTr OF Wisconsin, who sooke upon lae
side up.p tae conclnor OF Eurnett a soeec
he conference sdjonrred III two o'clock.
rpon biux Al two oo,scs tho Conference pro
eeeeee to theeeoton OF officers The 70 loving persons
For eehor Of the Casistian Aduceos Grd Journal, Dr.
For eon0r Of ihe Quarterly Repieo, Or. H. D. vbeedon
For EDITOR 81 theSanday sehol BSAs and Papas, Or.
Fer corresponding secretary Of the Missionary Society
Dr. Durbn. Of Philadelphia
For sfsstsEt s.cDopa secretary Of the Missionary
Socst " for the West. DIR W. Harris
For editor OF the we,e,p A6,o-ote, G. Kirgrley
For editor Of the Ladies' Rsp@uors, ~. d. ". Clark.
For eefor Of the Geraaa htd1Sot. VIM Mart
NJ Esdy :
por EDITOR OF the Central Christian Adooae, Dr. Charles
Elliott.
Fur editor Of the Northern Advocate, J CHAM.
For editor OF the P,rbsrg Chsistsa" Adeooas, Samuel
Fer editor Of the Calvornia Christian Advo,ak, +.
n tmss.
For sdn9y Of the Pacific Adrocck, Thomas H Roame
For beck agent ~ New York, rhoDss Carleton
For ess'sIt book agent ut New You James Porter.
For book scent ~ CIR CHM att, Adam Poe
For ss.stsnt book agent at Cincinnati, Luke Hitchcock
Artsoluton wss unanimously sd0ptei At the session
Ills afternoon, fAcuspg R4hop sor,s account Of his
aeysresd yea.e. from travelling 10 his connection.
The Committee on Bour reported IN part
The Number Of ~ pust including the mis-.
sion conferences, n City two.
The conferences created are Eebrasks, Western
Iowa ana North western Wisconsin
Tho ie'sssre. 0oio Conference was changed in name
10 the Wstt Ohio ConfoTeDce
ncs,icp 10 ths Mission COMMITTEE report TO
sutboze the creston OF the ote OF Treasurer OF ths
NssnaYy Society II the Board Of Managers deem IL
psdu and sotsc, TO The approval OF the Bsbops
debate end pending &C the adjournment
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'I wrarinn 1sD QrAAEa The old saying tia,
The sd Society Of Friends Always brirs with lacrn bed
weather seems 10 b pretty wen verified hisye for
certain iha Tor The hsi Tow days We have been ved
simultaneously With fcqstni heavy showers q rain ara
puaters. The quaint foliowsrs Of william Penn ant IN
herhors q Trerrcslbie broad bTimned hate and coal
rcuuc bcnrcis, DO not however rppcsr n "a area,
Lnntc1s ia rly A. Their arrua eahsrfrs AZ In FORMER
yeas Many OF the good perple, peverihelcrr cherish
me Old cuet m, - uutb. pcFhape Tor tho love Of fhor
'cT .dhcrcHcs 70 rrtccGtr, On SATURDAY, All he A.,
mtsrpr & Ne e,tTs ard minister's took place and fhls
Sctk fhe nhksres, male and female, VIII "a their
NJ tilrts nj NE rontA,2 hoasts AZ Bcstcr ana fscry
seytnih srrc's. Mkt week nc orthodox Quaksrs viii
ccrytre 81 their sccuscmec hsstquartcrs
rssimnoV o, sr,,s frx ?, cr.rS IN -ur PanxAnosher
exhibition q stesnn Gre engines took place yesterday A.
isrrccn IN the fsrs and drew together an rmcrsc as
scrnblsse Of people Thc srrr~ were --southvsrk No
sntou' any name OF plumber The cxhibions anordsd
entire fssisfscsson, aud lated for several hours.
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1m srxD or TORNADO -Spestipg Of the fearful tor
nsco which swept tbTopxp The valley OF the Ono o. tho
.'st inst, the Cincinnati k-?ytser says rne velocity
with which this orrsro travelled msy be estuaked frou,
the facf that vas only about tso hours In gon9 from
LOUISVILLE 70 Portsmouth, distance by an ak Inns ef loo
miles When II h borne IN mind that this tarnsdo pur-
sued the siDussies OF The river, WI b. that IT,
rpeed mus have been immensey beyond that of the
al wbich have been observed, possessed ro.ary nct,
Nasbhesd Nssesenueeus arrived home on the the 2h
ptf after an absence Of zen weeks, with Only 1900 Hsh
hsh were very
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Lawrence Ro1rks, q New
York. wss insfaDt'y FILLED the 26tr inst II EeW
Havsn, by the evening express train from NsW York.
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ngarkess-
NV os,x.ss. Ny p, 1880
usss, $40 20 $40 nosss.s %. : &c. Essssscs
sksos. fsesh's sseaa.g.d.
ocrn eu'; ssesperr nevs caused Nm frmoes, pvic-s
nsssAr sssAs alm Atss sIke- MoAssss sc. Flour
gsiet n - 81 J. So Corn ssc lard In barrels l21
whsksy Ise. Freisb,s and exchange unchanged.
cSuSNsu, Nay ~, ls0o.
Flour unchanged. wh'skey lsc frovAoos, aching
Gene owny 10 Tie 1rnntss Of holders Money market
unrlsrgeS.
pImApxlImA, May 70, lse0.
I.eur ye,y owl, but unshars.d IN p,oe. Wheat dun
lc yerow. nc. nc rrnvisIops nfm; mes prk SIS
20 whsksy Gull, ard sailing At alc . IN
Btyy.to, Nay 2s-lPM.
F.ur quiet low rrsses e,sief: Gales soc bbs wheat
duu ard ltsTy he cry sie roo br.hels Canadian
club NJ " ~ Coru--D m,rd r,odersse: msrhes bveY;
sses ]. eco busnss not strictly prime q &c. and l2o
bssh,,s prime ysilo~ s5c ost.-nemsnf fair markes
cver fsts 1fo tuphelr 0spass free I've iay, Al SIC
ssr. acur. .p,coo bushels rbes' Zoo so,ssl. saVr
$500 bustes eas. Fxycrir-5oo bhs -four, 3s 0c
tushes wheat 81 eco bushels corr recoo bushes oats
rrIJ1o way -, Iseo
f1nur NJ m-ternie dorrsnt ana narx~s csrs-: ssles
leo bh, 81 Tor enc. 50 . - so for or,rs. wsoon
On arc nscs q zen IS Tor iair 70 oaose exirs To-
ard htrvy sslcs 2to bush csDac, club at II o. Corn
IN fair den and and ever ssos ~ eco busb Acc 10,
Pc. snS unso,,e DC w l.r so.Ed 70 prime Oats
rec I've Gays. tthcr trains nominal Nhskcy nominal,
a. eIc Cna iseshis arm. at sin en- nour. 10. on
NAtef iJN 50 ttlns 10 New lofk. IakC 'mpoTts-glOo
IVA fcrr q 900 hrsh. wheat 1900 sssh corn sni
eco tvfh cats
OsvHSo, Mas q, 1850.
ftur steady, -iir Moderate a nsrd Tor he Interior
ans Fr-fcrn 'rrfe; f-'s eco hi. G, esas Is for
frrinr state, and % Icts SO 90 fcv ertva Cspntisn
WHEAT ysry gsisi but h,ld atcvc buyers views sss
Germ dull arc ttscr sata cHfo bUsher nrcir at Sec
cthcr grars rUrirai tara frclrhts urctarg-i, ncur
at NC wheel Al C., corn ~ exc, 70 New York Tare
.nrorisl eco btie nSur CO 20 trrhcs wheat $50 oc0
bu hc's corn. Canal expcrts--eyaco rts -Four, esoo
brthee What, 1000 trsnes cors.
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ROCHESTER, Nay %, 1870
The practise 81 spccirp preachers 10 behalf Of the
severri Boards ct meetings Of the Assembly was aboi
iShed.
fbe Presbytery Of Toledo and the Synod Of St. PauIs,
were erected
IN The matter OF the memorial Of Robert s Kennedy,
The meoran referred 10 The Ministers Of the last
Assembly.
The report theological sempaies received and
resolution adopted granting 3 fifth pfotessorsbip at
-
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JovS-9IrArr.- On Wednesday, Nsy 20, by the Rev.
hugh Ray Scott, a. Cedar Grove, King Georges county
Va DE- LIE JOINS, Of Hsw York city, Of tbs late
General Jones, Afjuspt General United States Army
to JuiIA CAIyERT. daughter OF Dr.. r II. stuart
RsIIER-wnlsoy lin thM city, ON Thursday evenlng,
May ~, BY the Rev Vim Lawrence. JoHS W. RulR, Of
hooklyp, 10 sAEAH Z WniRoY, Of Mes York.
Rror-Boiros - On nu,scsy, Nay ~, by the Rev. ".
Slack, ct the rss'dence " the BRIDES father, Psnto-
ec, hss, Mr. IBonAs =. Roor, Of Ponto;oc, - khs ~
MANIA poIroS OF The tsne place
usnrrHnl- CniiNAs.-On Tbprsssy evening, NAY -,
by Tho Pew Bsra, Mr.. GEORGE uSpryrilr 70 nsss
MARY T. CHAPMAN, all Of tbis city.
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THE JAPAN e Sc.
pufrR TISIg TO rgE NAVY
Their Second Visit .,, s.
tary O. a. 70 Tie Se0fs-
The PRESIDENTIAL eA,vouEr
OUR sPDCAL Washington DESPATCH.

OUR sPEClAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
wAsV NGfos, Nay IS, 1850.
I've yspsrssc Amba'sa3ors tAis soorops busiiy
gges N making estimates Of comparative value 81 the
eOAsge Of the two COUNTLESS With vie reciprocal CIR
sol"oD Tie Coanss'ore pressed wl.b a9pEcllons
~ esens arous appliances Of the rechLnic
arts scientific nlnit facns The principal a,rscious
&c he JsPsnese hoe ever the heavy al ops
EsoIp, Eucn as hey have witnessed he Navy Yard,
ihs 70 gDe o. heavy OF iron, the working o.
vhney, &c. I1ey vui probably vsn the Naval schoD'
NJ ABSaPols ca Friday, shortly Afterwards but no
lime deaE'ely fixed yet for their nnsl departure
hon TasbAgton. From eleven TN one O'Clock 10 ia!
issy receive visits n sra the army sad navy osssrc
Ibeir stay the cities worth OF Washington WITH necesss
,dy be hnted u sw days, whore they wilt 10, recsi'e
ytbtrs ~ ibe exte DC they have IA this city. pefsfns
have cons biheE nom distances Of over I've hund ed
niSos p1Fpotey to -~e thsn.
m ccBspq on or the aecsdsn, % The Niagara, rev
sIcgrarme has IA be made respecting me movem EMS
Bsnco o. the Jspsasse rhey arxfsus 10 rss-ro TO
their ocusry at c5a esfest prselcsbis period TO day
shsy are reesvay vss from the army and navy u1,ers
ana 1eir fsmT$cs aud others
Ths Jlpspese Foi sssy, when informed ,hs' the Ma
xara had rets med Nes York IN a disabled condition.
and could Therefore tsse them TO japan, shorsd
evident sgus O. sTsr disppgutnen, They rre Anxeis
~ troceed spoco ~ possible on their journey home
Aa, hog ceDpstss he osjec o! ihs n!sssn aud do not
wish even visit esy e the Northers cities. rns 90
verpuen. snd chi epdsavoring to persu.de
fssn Of ti' nOaOu. Whether they viii be aee.o do
b no, kpc~n they queer people, and II they take
non no, 70 havs .her presen. quarters until the
scve ,ne,:ae ready 20 send them back, influence
sA1, &c 6ro,gr tn bear can change their nrds.
To-Day sX OF tt-r--the three Princes, Censor, Vice
s~veIror and two officers OF the nrst rsa seoDguz 10
Gs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capt Dapon, and C,nmodoTs
1csssr1, sat ard were photographed by Brsdy. No
De hs5 been nxsa Zoe leaving for New York, bu pro
eAcy TO next day decide starting for
Burrore. A. Philadelphia trey witt refnso five or ssS
sSSs me crowd about wiIlsrds increases to see the
japanese.
he evening they visited ,hs Observatory; has q dnc
vss Of The North Star, Stun, Jupiter AMI tbs Noon.
1ecy abe w all the building by Captain Pr
s xprtssd themselves highly pleased with al they
GE.
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TnE c-,I Frrrn ASSOCIATIONS --M a reetns Of the
Cay FESTIVAL Assoc,tcp bed Il The woschssiv House,
iass evening, the following gentlemen were elcsd on
Gers ~ the sssocisfoB for the ensuing yrN-r riecs
venry Mics; First Vice Prestcnt Bcne1ct Ia w. Jr
sc7rf Vsc prefidcrt Chsres wcDorxs; Ccrrs sssiing
~e,.tiy, lsnes l. h~rrso. Rccorcins secr ~, A.
~ " n B~iow neAsurcr, Nllsrs rsfd,,, sfer,
hc1M HGfncn; Agent, WiuloU h LcuaSo
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CnAIEsJoS, Nay %, 1890.
TIE steamship Csbswba from Hsvapa and Key West
on the 25,h inst has arrived bere Hcr advtcss
sugar Gull and tencipg covnsa,ds Nuscovsdoe un
cnsneeh VIVID q Few sales M ga ask reals; fair and
hDbg At ~ resls. soiasses Little inquiry and prceA
wesk clsyec, 80 reals Exchange london III ,.
liz; on New YORK and Boston par q per cent ore
MUM. Esehis TO the United States slightly Declined
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The District Attorney has pos psossd the cAses assiust
Ismsr. Aten, Mot, Tucker and rrown The prooeed-
prs continue srsipst Osps,n Fsspum and Cayyis for
piracy and lro~eridge and Brown for holding Afrcdns
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The Boston RELIGIOUS Anniversaries and
thc Opera.

The annual Religious anniversaries commenced isst
evening, and will coptipue through the week. Toe A.
tendance NJ the various n cenes upususlsy sreo
The rories opera troupe opened tonight At the
academy In tie "rfoysiore 10 ia and fashion sble
hou
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sIcHr THOUSAND Dol. AIRS worth or WATCHES AM
Sk~KAhN sfoAES- SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES CON
shclAD VIM Ir-HJRE Than HALE gHE STOCK
EARNED or.
er Ieox oAee an 'h~ thst has occ FRED foe several
AAts - wac exerossd With . dextsr,ty only suypAsset
W I've ~no esao nature. the place snd particulars ara
The store rehhed that Of josiah Cooling, No. 81
sIsst, 30, Sanding. bear The head Of ssa.1
pue O'Clock A six ociocx p Toa ourg.ar
or burglars sne,ed tho store by toe fross door,
on the door, Of which was turned by keyg.
The rrsufs bsyos gained entrance proceeded 70 select
u. most valuable portable OF the stock which thew
packed Up sno carried sSay 10 their exit ney toox taa
pa door, which ltars 20 the cifouar portion OF tea
building To sc,opppsb this they removed : bar an
two hots and used such force ~ necessaFy Tnia
coor hey left pDoekeo. The door toey took tas
pecauton 10 leek u order doubtless thai Trey might
sue more succsfstni plpnder
The wac robbed OF about 81 900 worth OF goods.
more th,n bah ihe fio,k banos but Aad boom
Teooced considerably a late by eales.
Anorg The witches stolen about one h1ndYed eod
wsches very vsnab and sneut forty silver watches.
the whole valued 3, about 81 90; three dan0ai psas
worth 500 EACH fon seventy Gse 20 hundred gold
vest chains abont the number Of ades ohsins
The latter very long; tao entire trays O, aties hnsse
Imes one tray Of senemep seal riggs, and variety OF
other articles iucioomg before hIiea TIE chO sst
PORTION OF W.. 6cconss goods The stock III IN.
cases the coun'srs and The robbers thsrsf1ve
Difficulty in nssIe he p,uncer At, srs.pg an 81
sboe In fact there Das apparently bot tle difcuty
N soconplrh,rs m. ~ools robbery, tsc7ss ne nme
ne ronDesy vss ubqnestonab'y comr ted BY pAytcC.
VINO were fsniiar With the premises not only the
bnt With the customs NJ those 10 the hnsnt The
ssofe y Dcver without an occupant except duvne tho
Don. OF service Oh scrdsy vbep tho cis'ks permit
leo 10 attend church. This fact have been Known
10 the opesasoss ~ ct ober time robbery have
been ACHE ed.
Jet there has been 10 clue 10 the snar II was uot
discovered until sbcrf r n the return Of tho
clerks One Of the young men suspecse6, bot with
out foupdaioD % his aosenos vas asasst,r accounted
of he havg taken RIDE into the vcnily vih hs land
sdy The police, upon being informed Of t,s robbery
orce took all possible measures for dcovsyy Il the
gully psstes
Abe robbery Is m extremely severe one for Mr. Good
hg Various rurpcys and spccu stions we're soas lsst
evening ~ to the paths ~bo might have been engaged
IN the shair but Would be unfair give ham pubEci-
~ ali the more upfo tupsse from recen. ocourren-
cs, which also We yefran hon rublshpg We esl sure
tnat NJ 6ooci ing Will receive the sympathy Of ~ com
nnDiy for this uhfostuDste Affair."
Srce the above wac IN type, learn that men was
seen gong into the house about eleven O'Clock He de-
hbersttly and boldly upocbed The II 10 thousht hs
can be recse nzed by The individual Who say his. II
such Is The case, lets some bsbt upon the subject
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1hunder storm M Loui~vnI.. &c.

I|ItfFfffE Way y, 100.
borr'b'e hurder storm occurred here yesterday
morning, a. one o'ciosk, uBrooapg boases prostradue
,rees &c The Cincinnati boat Telegraph No 3was bio w
fror Der landing with ~harf beat She was stopped
by coal brs's one Of which she sunk.
Calhoun Benhsm len for California via New York TO-
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DessYuctIve Fir. In mons.p. Ne.

= BsNCoR, Ne Way e, 1870
Tho village of Nonsop, Pscslsquis county vas aIunst
ertTely destToyed by Ere yesterday. About forty bud
pgs we're bupei, including the only church two public
bouseR pest oicc, stores Nc ne Ere caught stable
connected with the honson Rouse.
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Destruction OF Lerg wharf.

BosroS, May -, 1900
The northerly end o. Jorg wharf, which has been
pairing fi INTO the dock last night testroyir stope
sea wall sixty feet lorg and earth embsnkmert
twenty feet In depth. Damage o. goo.
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BHroS, May q, 1850.
The pspsr factory OF Haven Nc-se, at Ashland, was
burned lat night L1ss $500; iIsusss.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, May %, lsfo.
Tho pcrrv sfesrsbp Hurtsvile, OF Cromveli's Hac,
from New York, arrived yeftsrday evening.
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@E' q" "~St" atts Dorr, mnMs
posIcv, Nay ~. 1850.
Tho Chzeps Saloon building 10 North Attieboro,' vas
eettfcyed BY Are this noiprg. Loss $50 oco. rhe FIRE
was TIC work Of an ipcensisry.
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Couvs CaleD0ar-Tnfs Day.
rsrrn sysus nuptT Cpsr-Ncs. ~, 20. ~, iie, ~
10 "a, ms. 50, 81.
CC,xcS rms same A. yssssrs.y.
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81. Jcrss, v. r., May q, 1860
p,inrg hard. Wind n,rthoss,. Thermometer 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD
Harper's FsTfy Expense Account-Senate joint
resolution authorizing the Board of Commits
sioners appointed to audit Harper's Ferry ex-
penses to pay Sl27.sl to DIR. II. &. Leigh, as
sistant surgeon of the Both Regiment for ser.
vices, was cOncurred in.
General License Bia.-The general license
censes," was called up by Mr.. BARBOUR, Of
Culpeper, and was amended in various WAYS
and ordered to be engrossed.
Er.rntire MeSSage-A message from the Co
vernon was read to the House, in which he re-
commends an extension Of the General Assem-
bly,, for sundry weighty reasons stated in the
document. 1t was laid on the table and or.
dered TO be printed.
Extending the SeSSion.--Senate resolution for
All extension OF the session until the expira-
ton of the 81 days. allowed by the Constitu-
ton, (April I'd, having been communicated to
the House, was called up. Mr.. HOPKINS mov-
ed to insert the 10th OF March as an amend
ment TO said resolution. 1t was defeated
Ayes Al, noes 81. MI. YKRBY moved to insert
March 22d, which was lost. The question
then recurring Oh agreeing with the Senate
resolutions, was carried in the Affirmative
Ayes %, noes 30.
Traffic rith NegroeS.-Che bill making special
provisions and imposing penalties in ce tain
cases of traffic with the slaves and free negroes
of this State, was taken up, and MIR. Duck
WALL offered a substitute, making the law
more severe on liq nor dealers but the su bs til
tnte was rejected, and the original Senate bill
was passed.
ReSotunon.-Mr. WILSON offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted
ReSoired, That so much of the GovernOr's mes
sage this morning as relates to the James River
and Kanawha Company, he referred to the Special
Committee on internal improvements.
Tar BiH.-Mr. RAYMOND moved to take up
the bill imposing taxes for the support of the
Government, and on motion of Mr. BARBOUR,
il was passed by until O'Clock P. M.
The hour OF having arrived, the Chair was
vacated until o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13
Adjournment of the Mar land legislature
StOPmv Scenes.

stormy scenes
The Maryland Legislature adjourned on
Saturday night last amidst stormy scenes
The great contests Of the session-the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal bill, the bill to increase
the stockholder directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the Brock city
railway bill-all failed in the House after hav-
ing passed the Senate. The bill preventing
the manumission of slaves in Maryland here
after was passed. From letters from Annapc-
lis we take the folio wing:
Just before O'Clock a collision occurred in
the rotunda between Thomas H. Gardiner, a
friend of the Brock bill and John w. Mccoy,
an opponent Of that, and friend OF the Com
missioners' bill. Mr.. Gardiner struck Mr..
Mccoy, and during the melee, whilst the lat
ter was down, he drew revolver and fired
two shots, one ball Of which passed through
Mr.. Gardeners thigh, the other passed very
near the head Of Mr. Brock himself, who hap
pened within range. Mr.. Mccoy was also
subsequently attacked by others, and arrested
by Sheriff Ireland, and gave bail in $1,000 be-
fore q justice of the peace to appear at the
April court. Immediately on firing the shots
an intense excitement resulted. At first, par
ties in the rotunda rushed int the House and
Senate chamber and Immediately thereafter
there was general rush into the rotunda
among the members and others. 1t was with
great difficulty the House could be restored to
anything like order. and a committee was ap.
mittee reported soon thereafter that they as
certained that the fracas was between parties
not connected with the House, and that they
were in custody, undergoing an examination,
and the committee asked TO be discharged,
which was done.
Towards night the lobbies began to NIL up
with crowd OF noisy and unruly young man
and boys the ladies having become frightened
and left the House. As the night wore on
rough faces were seen to gather about, and
gentlemen who passed through the rotunda
and outside kept watchful eyes. Tho threats
against gen utlsmen were repeated. J. Douglas
Hamilton, Esq, the young lawyer who SO ear.
nestly opposed the Brock bill before the Com
mittse ON Corporations and the member OF the
Legislature, was compelled to retire for SAFE
", and was escorted by his friends to his
boarding house.
were passed. amongst them Senate bisl 10
compensate the Frederick Militia for services
re-. dered Mt Harper's Ferry. Finally, when
the confusion was 1t It's height, motion was
made to adjourn. The Clerk stopped In the
middle OF bill he was reading. the Speaker
nut the 0nsstion, and the House adtournsd
siss die. II the hour Of adjournmcnt. the clock
wanted exactly fifteen minutes OF II. NO mes-
sage annoupcins the adjoarnmsnto Of the Aouss
was offered or sent into The Senate, ana NO
vote OF thanks TO the Speaker was passed.