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FIVE PREPARATIONS

aIapte to the deficiencies " the Blood ~ frrcut
discl<rs For Coughs C;lis. Bronchitis or any afe-
tinr whatever Of the Threat Lungs indi'ting C0
ripI u~.s No l. which - also the No ;T D!rfs
siaa Of Spirits. L3sr ef .tPPcf>- AMI Cr al l5roaic
CaIiaiAts arising from O-er-ttss- Gsaeydt D.5ttitH
an. Nt.a Prostitution. No 3 for Lirsr O '.SttiAtf
E1r5 ION Il i tIle by rgIs ami carried Immediately
fnt.te circulation. that what Won grin S-lu TrfiiH
The NJ. ! il for F1trIs irregularities, NJ "a
Usc'rsSscs dc. See special directions or t!iiS k"r
.li Is.eaa- E,.SinIis. S-Sfal0H Eid1TS7 AMI Bi01
De- C1HpLis, take No. 3. In all &C. ti's d,ree,
FJOi, 81 per bottle.
Sid ~ CHURCH DUPONT
No 40 Bsustlgay- N-N York
By I. II. LOGAN a O. Agents f,r Wheeling
Aud by all respectable druggists throughout The
country. Eii''2t
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sANFoRD's
FAMILY GATHlRTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FRoM

COMPOUNDED FRON
Par TsyefILLs Er,rdcts GRd put Hp ia CLASS Ct
SIS Air Tight, and bciI [SSp iH any e'i1. t;s.
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ll-ILlII DIl'9I u 0IIIr
AMALYzEl

always present, with ;e essential elements
AI.i give Of c.ug-r the THs y I1fJT AutSLsi fhe
Bloof ar 4 person suffering fran, Consumption Liver
Complaint. Dy-T.ep-it- ScrnfulI. q: AMI We mi ~
ersg tI.stes certain scieIci>S in the re-! g"bais
of BOO STgplg these deficiencies and y''f' 1re male
we'll The BLt1OD FOOD Is founded upon this The
~ le.,.. 81 l.lnnisIlinE sIIcrl.-s Thor
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W.P SMITH Master Of transportation.
L. NJ. COLE Gen1 Ticket Agent. april2d-ca
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorrLE-
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1900.
1900.
Three Through Passenger Trains,

Tie Capacity Of this Road is equal to any In tht
Country,
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~ MRS. WINSLOw,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician. present.
to the attention OF uaOthers,h her
SOOTHINGSYRUF

Which greatly facilitates the process Of teethlng.
softsning the gums, reducing allintAumatiOls-NEl
lay ALI PAIS and spasmOdic action. O0dis
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DR.. EATON's
IMFANTILE CORDIAL,

nnd yrhv! because Il Ht5sT fIiiS % og': AS -
srosts y;sii,f when gwen in time II as Il BY
mlni, and eze fri1i alolse will convince yOu that
yrhSt We saV il true. II cuntRius
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BALTIMORE
Commercial COLLEGE.
CATEp-
Cor. baltimore and Charles-Si'.

--tHE=EE-l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

THE PRESERVATION TO THE QUEEN THEoUGH ISADyER
TENCE-A Mrs Duncan Stewart recently, as we have
stated presented at the Court Of the British Queen by
the Countess of Fife. few days afterward, public
notice was given, from the Lord Chamberains Office
that the presentation Through inadverence The
plain English of this is that discovery had subsequently
been made of bygone scandal in which Mrs. Dun
eau Stewart implicated and which the austerey vr
uous Victoria regarded sufficient to Danish the unfor
tunate lady from her Court So the brand is stamped
upon Mrs Duncan Stewart in a most offensive and public
manner similar affair happened few years since,
and the branded lady geved herself into the grave The
of Lady Flora Hastings is not forgotten by the pub
lie, and probably while many excaim with reverence,
"see what highly virtuous Court is the Court OF our
Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria Others may entertain
the suspcon-ust the bare suspcionthat true virtue,
conscious of its own purity, and in It's innocence unsus-
pcious of guilt in Others would scarcely deem such rgor
discipline needed to make its own good qualities APP
parent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

The EXCURSION OF THE UNITED STATES AoUAvE CADETS
OF CmcAGo.-As we have before stated, the United
States Zouave Cadets, of Chicago propose TO make
OF the United States leaving that city about the
2Oth inst. They will visit the following cities
Detroit, Buffalo Rochester Utica Syracuse, Albany,
Troy, Springfield, Boston Providence Hartford New
Haven, New ork, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington,
Ptsburg, Cincinnati, Lexington, louisville, st. Louis
and Springfield.
The Cadets the holders of prize banner, awarded
bv the L. 5 Agricultural Society for perfection OF drill
They have for long time challenged any company in
the United States to come Chicago and drill for the
possession OF the banner and if they lose it they will
pay the entire expenses of the vcors railroad fare and
all. This offer not having been accepted the Cadets
will visit the cities named allow the military OF those
places to contest for the military championship OF the
United States and Canada The Cadets, in card issued
by them, declare that if they can retain their coors
until the 2ath day Of July next or until the close Of
their contemplated tour they shall claim for the city of
Chicago and State of Illinois the honor of the military
championship Of the United States and Canadas.' On
their they will take about sixty men rank and file
aud be accompanied by band Of fifteen pieces They
wl carry their entire equipments aud uniforms consist
ing OF full dress Of blue and bull chasseur uniform
french OF blue aud red and one IOulve uniform.
The Cadets during their soOurn in Baltimore, will be
the guests of the Independent Grays.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI

Tie Yic,,aur, Wing OF Wednesday morning re-
cites as follows another horrible tragedy in Mississippi
which resulted 800 the death of tpo well known oiti-
zeu-:
reucounter occurred az Warenton on Monday night,
between Drs. Sel-er aud Bell aui Col VIM. D,Gniin,
gentlemen OF high standing and well known in this com
muuty, which rcusted ia the death ul DR.. Salser aud
Col DeGGfn. We have heard Il number of conf citing
reports regarding the origin OF thi, sad affair and have
therefore end.ayored 10 gain authentic Information. IL
seems that DR. Bell had been visiting Dr. Sesers house,
quite often OF late aud that his visits became disa
greeable % d. s. sister, She requested him TO inform
d.. Bell that h.s vsts were Agreeable and for him
discontinue them, which DE- $. did b' note. DE-. Bell
30 reply sent very insulting note TO him by Dr.
Petit and did not discontinue his visits. Dr..
Sti-cr dl no. meet lin again however, until
Monday night when they met near the show boat Bango
were Dr. Sgi-cr took occasion 90 demand explanation
for the insulting message sent him by Dr.. Bell. liz
asked DR.. B., "What did mean by the message Won
sent uos' Dr. Bell then inquired, what message 20
which Dr. Selscr replied The sage you sent me by
Dr. Pctrit. Immediately after DE-. Bell drew Lne aud
Indicted tao wounds on j.. s. l+-r-Oue ia The wrist and
the other 10 the nec-sevednq several Of tie arteries
from which he Immediately died. Col DeCir.ltn stepped
up and caught Ben by the shoulder for the purpose Of
asIawtug them, il is supposed when Bell stabbed him
three imeS-twice in the and once in the breast
tbe latter OF which entered the lung. Col DcGrin lin
gcred until about o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
he expired. DR.. Bell arrested by the citizens Of
Warrcuton and held in custody until yesterday when
the sheriff went down aud brought him up to this city,
where he was lodged in jtil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

On Wednesday last the SOh ult by Rev William T. Price, Mr
CHAS H. DAVIDSON, Rockbhdge county Miss MARY Nc
CLINTIO, daughter OF Moses McCiuc Esq. Of Batl co.
In Lexington Wednesday morning. May sOh athe
dence the brides father by the Rev c. Tebbs ROB sRr
ADAMS Of WarrenOn Va, 10 Miss JULIA CHAIN daughter
Chas Chaplin ESQ, Clerk OF Rockbrdge county Court.
the morning the Sd OF June Rock Spring church. In
Ptsyyaua county the Rev John Forbes Major ROBERT
GREGORY to Miss SUSAN A OLIVER, daughter Of Mr. Wilson
Onver, all Of Psylvania CO.. Va
On the % u by the Rev w A. Tyree, Capt JAS WEST
and Miss FANNIE MEDLEY, all Of Halifax.
On the 3Oih ut by the SAML r. EDM0NDsOS and Miss
SUE WGLLINGHAM, all Of HaufaN Va.
Rose Nome Thursday evening the 3 Of May by the
Rev. J. JOyn-r, JOHN TLMAN POSTER Esq OF Richmond
to Miss ANNIE NJ, only daughter Of D. Washington Flood, Of
Henry
Tuesday evening" the 9Th Inst By the Rev VIM. H. Bincke
Mr. WN NJ WALLAH. to Miss CAROLINE, daughter Of Mr. 10
seph Pett john, Sr., both Of Amherst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

bic 20 secure the attendance Of members nnsmuch in
many cases they closed their room doors and refused to
admit the officers resolution was after considerable
discussion adopted, empowering the Sergeat-aArms to
use all proper means 20 compel their attendance, even
to the forcing of their doors.
Very Intellectual motions, such as imposing fine OF
S2j each of the absentees adjourn &c, made
and discussed but none agreed TO.
From o'clock this morning members began gradual
" to make their appearance, until finally about 10
o'clock, quorum was found to be present
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole to allow Mr. Mexican. of Pa, to deliver speech
on the political topics Of the day.
Mr.. Mexican having concluded, without the transac-
ton of other business the House. half past Il o'clock
H.. adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

$500 goo into their own pockcs-th,t these two Adonn-
srsuoas have expended NOR, than what was expended
durus tas 6e. thirty year. OF th' Federal Government
iacc ling th' war Of lSi2-snd that, sample OF ne
mode ir which Che Treasury b5s been robbed % has osen
proved that six orders were given TO the Public Printer
for Post OHcs blanks Of tio form az different hmes'
In one day. for which six compositions were charged SO
-hl. v lL- should Llve cost SIS WIS nude 70 coz -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
CINCINNATI Markets Jun. 6

Flour has been excessively dull all the prices quite
r gusr has 10 impossible force sales without
making large eonce and doubtful that o. could be OBJ
alnei r sup ne. Holders have been offering
sell hew A. % sold yeaterday understand
a. 80 wheat which was In good demand the fore Of the
week was duh prices nominal At the close Rye Bar
lev did not change demand during week
declined LARGELY and closed unsettled and nominal SIC
business done In Bacon chiefly Sides
lOc and ar business bulk Mess Pork advanced
d. but the market quiet though regards tod
ers very hopes with reference the
bright bu-yan There three houses curing In ce aod
doing quit large buaess the supply Of Ice abundant and
An is hat of hnps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

this VIC design high compliment for We really esteem
the Messenger the best periodical IN Amerca-aS much
superior to the Wanted Atlantic Monthly and many oil
IFS associates as could be imagined. Success to the
magazine under the administration aud good ioT-
tune % the executor and to him who succeeds
From the Neig Orleans Crescent.
We observe that our former Washington correspon-
dent Dr. George Bagoy whose letters under the sig
nature of dalpu' were well received by the readers
o rhe Crescent has become the editor Of the Southern
Literary Messenger, published az Richmond Va Dr.
lsEby suc,e ds John K Thompson, ESQ, a Distinguish
ed lame in the literary circles OF Virginia, who has
removed 10 Augusta Ga TO take charge of the south
ern eld and Firesde"-but it is diaparagement OF
Mr. Thompson TO say that ais is in every res
pec worthy of the position and competent to h IT, Dr.
Baeby has within a few years won distinguished place
in the field Of letters and the Messenger under his man
gemeut will be more that ever deserving of support and
encouragement from the people of the south
From the National Iuie'hQsHcer.
SourEERN LITERARY MEssENGER-We have already
announced that John R. Thompson, ESQ, the late ac-
compshed editor of the Southern Literary Messenger,
has retired from the management Of that periodical to
t 20 the conduct of the Southern Field and Ereside -
We have since learned that Mr. Thompson is succeeded
In the editorial control of the Messenger by Dr. George
W Bsgbv. a gentleman who 10y the distinction he has
already won I'm various walks of literature, affords the
best possible assurance that the magazine vii, maintain
its established reputation in his hands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

Some idea may be formed Of The proagAey OF the Ad
rsnisIratons Of Frah<in Pierce aud james Bao6anAa
waso il Is remembered that he public printing eos' 'Ae
psop a. 100 900 u which the tAVOrtes sho got put
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
THE OxYCRNaTFD BITTERS.

The qualities OF This MEDICINE have pa"td upon impe5hs
Bile foundation 10 destroying disease and inducing health has
parallel
For the following Complaints these Bters Specific, VI
Dsspp.ia iHdi. e,t9n Heart BHrH Acffg, 6o'i raf,
los n APPETITE Hsddr,2s and General DeIitV
In many sections Of country this prepaaonl extensively
used by physicians in their practice, and to have restored
health who apparently beyond the reach Of The heal
ing art.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
oOMMEROrAL.
Orros or ruE VINO, June s,rlsco.

NEW ORLEANS TOBACCO MARKET, June fs,
TobAe coes In freely enough but there hardly one
buy Il gets here aud III degsnerang from luxury
drug The t0ck rapidly accommodating
france and spain m hold aoo the Inactive
heavy time have been ade
70 several round lots Of the contract wha
the last f. y days ranging at only about 5D5k fourth
ugs bot thus far holders haze mostly used these
rates and sales since have reached barely 1910 hhd
range following quotations Factory ugs 2G
8Hc Inferior 10 common eaf4lt5Ac fair 5kqGAc hne O.
7Lc, choice and selections "a lf?c L ~
Total receipts Sept LIST 400 hhds against SO year
10 date Total exports q 200 hhds against 81 the
year stock hand 80 800 hhd against year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
READ QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. % Main street, RICHMOND, virginia.

DAGEs shoe Store street facilities Families
whether City Country, for laying In their supplies Of
Shoes rarely w heinz enabled to furnish every
family with any desc pon C shoes, &C. for house,
ptu doo u-e, both Of his and the uest North
Farmers sending will be supplied
prices with good shoes, including brogues Of my
make, for held hands.
addition constant supply ui al Kinds Of shoes,
variety Of the best Northern made Boots
aud Shoes ct he found IN any house in Virginia.
Gnyii, s call the large Trunk and Shoe Empon-
gm, % Main Street
n1y2 JOHN c. PAGE. JR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
RATIFICATION IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

Al meeting of the Constitutional party Of Richmond
county, held at the Courthouse Monday the 4th day
of June, 500 being Court day.
On motion, John G. Mitchell E,q., called to the
CHAIR aud George W Cooke was appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was explained by John s.
Brluon, ESD in few torcble renarks, who offered the
following resolutions which were unanimously adopted
Ees3lrs3 That the nomination OF the Hon. John Bell
of Tennessee for the Presidency and of the Hon. Ed
ward Everett of Massachusetts, for the Vice Presidency
cheeruly endorsed aud ratified by us, they being
perauced -tto-men and tried patriots in whose iudg
men aud wisdom the nation may safely contde
Ef,o'rsd That from the wisdom, virtue and ability
with which such statesmen as these could administer the
General Government we believe sectonas strife would be
shed aud quieness and peace be restored to our now
distracted country; since theirs is the motto 1.-The Con
.titu ion aud an enforcement OF the laws.
Before these resolutions were put TO the vote. upon
loud and repeated calls Col r. " Carter J.. II. Garnett
and b. Jet ESQ, respectively addressed the meeting
u ,pri. and with words which animated the bosoms Of
40 those pte,en. who yeuerale tie Of the great
Henry Clay.
Ordered that these Outioas sgued by tie chairman
and Secretary be sen; to the Richmond Wing for publi
cation. >. Q. MITCHELL, Ch'rn
G.. W. CooEr, Sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

one. mad. his BED .e'o" of Do lie was as determined
l- vl. Nr N-H..... who poisoned himself s.N tunes Do
a fr..-Ht without making auy Impression U- ., hard
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her business and made her t 'laNflp-'
bell and Everett an Ai-N'uri'
Wer..1ce 90 observe tal- the ST. Louis ,Aa.N which
- -.. .F,..r.... for fre NON. aatr1 TO the Prs--
rr ......... rs.-... ..,-,.. 81. .a-..-,.
.-.
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p....-s i...
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aor.a'.3a @. One mon i4'.' ',. ..e .l. ','--'E,
completes me .o- -.'. ...'-.- on. 10y .-, .-.' '.-
s.-.-a Be-. -....'..t. ana .-'' '.'.''. .o '-N
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.s arr'r.-. e.. purpose I'D l...- nearly ... TOT. ''
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signal. a.. admirable ,l..s.-.. ---,s, -.'.il aII'-.
... attention. - ever. ii..-'. DID no .'..- ..-- 'l -.
...-uer belonging .u t.s SCUM, .".H bell .A, most
.. ..e Inspect .lt confidence o- laole"i tte North
Aud u. a Northern e-..,s.aea 20 one r 10 .'t. De
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS."B5 IL eadc ed by DE
y Council NJ tie CtvoJ Ri n.n That the Collector
City Taxes shall annually give notice in at least four Of the
daily newspapers Of the civ for fifteen days prior the 18th day
June he will his oc daily, between the hours
Of O'Clock, NJ and O'Clock p NJ from the fifteenth % the
Oh of June inclusive for the purpose receiving from
SON charged with City the whole half Ct the amount
tax charged deducng from the whole amount oneha
the be- per centum thereon The Collector shall IN
give tice for fifteen prior the hteenth Of
DECEMBER will ais ace daily, between the
hours the 18th the 3st Of December in
elusive for purpose receiving from any person who has al
ready paid oneha only ofthe city charged him. the
naming half deducng from such hall per cenum thereon
pursuance amended Ordinance January
llth 1885, III attend the Collectors Once in the CITY Hail.
18Th the 0h Of June -GJ Inclusive for the purpose
Of receive taxes as above directed.
s2-dim IA. HOBsON. c. c. Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
cn,lnlnrrNr,pY

Wepub,h with great pleasure the following highly comrI-
and well merd acknowledgement Of thtg ilu conduct
exhibited 10y the Cap alas OF he Curtis Pech and Gencoye aud
OH AMI crew, occasion The Company 10
which these boats belong their Captains aud that ELI elt snf
Inc have always given sstsacon the travelling public
JAAfs RIVER Do,Ro sTEsNER GIES Cow,
June Ih, 1850
The undersigned passengers On hoard the Curtis
Pecs Clifford her upward trip from Norfolk Wtdns
day evening 9Th Instant tt,r express lel' appr baton
oihs nduc on ue night OF That dy when uey ecouAlereG
most violent Of wind Jamestown during which
TIE Curtis Peek grounded on swans Point With this oundrs OF
the clements hc nigh; Of pchy darkness ana all cm
bn, rendered ia their opinion almost Impossible TO prevent
steamer going aground where she remained all might We
III e desire record hl.h apr recitation Captain GiGsfds
courtesy euon and kadn,sgto during the whole time
About 10y o'clock NJ, Of tie Jth The steamer Glen Cove,
cane promptly 10 our assistance and at The Imminent get
Ids boat In the unpleasant situation remained some
four or FIVE hours In persistent but unavAug pull
and finally took she passengers from the Curtis Peck
board his own spacious and comfortable steamer.
We cordially tender Captain Garter thanks for his gen
uemsEy courtesy, saory bearing and kindness towards US
We also tender to the subordinate office and the
steamers warm Acknowledgements their efforts TO contribute
We eaunot conclude this te,tmo,al without cordially recon-
mendiug 20 the travelling public pGonze this exc ent ana
dervedy popular line Of river steamers owned by our Eohy
and enteIpug fellow liens Mestrs Haskns and joseph
Captains Clifford and Carter and whose attention and
courtesy to their passengersls justly proyerbial
Wm. Better, William H4r'ie,
john Ende :, J Il Pulel,
". Purcell, James Tyler,
F. W Lewis, William H. Nichols,
Robert NJ. Burton, T. s Thomas.
David NJ Lea, R NJ Bae itrout
William NJ sutton, Wiijsm I. Peasley,
George l. Eeay, Captain william Rose,
O. l.. McC0u Col G. W. Todd
John H. Freeman John Cannon,
Joseph Baxter, WIN. Mitchell,
C. A. J. Collins. II. Q. BiXby,
Thomas II. Davis, A b Johnson,
Geo. T. sader, William Duubar,
J. q GdswOld Thomas 7. Cropper,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
10 ,le Hon. WA.nLNaroN HrNr.
THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESs--First Session.
WAsWNGTOS, June Z, SEQ.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June Z, lotu.
SENATE.
After considerable routine business, Mr.. Bay4rd, Of
Delaware from the Committee on the Judiciary, whom
was referred the memorial of B Stubborn the recusaut
witness arrested aad rescued time since in Massa-
yhu,e reported in favor OF the power OF the Sergeant
aAs OF the Senate his deputy to arrest recusaut
witness. Nevertheless TO remove all difficulty Whatever
the committee report bill authorizing the SergeIut-at
Arms the Senate and House of Representatives ap-
point deputies in each State, TO whom they
may delegate their powers The BILL also, directs the
United States marshal 20 assist in the execution Of the
warrants OF the Speaker aud the President Of the Senate
Sir Bingham moved TO take up the veto message Of
the Pre- sijeat In the ease Of \ Edwards and his
GATES The bill was allow Edwards Co. for mail
vice on the Northern lakes.
Mr. Yulee opposed the BILL and Mr. Bingham advOca-
ted it.
The question being taken, shall the bill pass notwith-
standing the Presidents objections, 1t lost by vote
OF yeas Is nays %.
The Joint resolution from the House that Congress ad
ourn finally for the session on Monday the 18th Instant
was adopted 10y vote Of % TO 81.
Mr. Wade moved take up the bill for the admission
of Kansas; lost by vote OF 29 to %.
The Army appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr. Fe,seuieus amendment changing the term Of
study az West Point from five years to four years, was
considered.
Mr. Davis. OF Miss, warmly opposed The amendment
which was advocated by Mr. Fessenden. Mr. Davis Gnay
suggested mod 6;st'vn, and the amendment as mod
fled was agreed 10
Mr.. ~ rson renewed the amendment rejected Friday,
making an ppr pration of 81 100000 to pay to Virg
MA and be- states interest money advanced to the
United States during the War Of 1872. The amendment
was agrse ed 70, yeas %. nays II.
The consideration OF the bill continued until late
hour.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House continued in session during the whole OF
Wednesday night the proceedings being entirely devot
ed to a call OF the House.
The sergeant-A Arms reporting that il was impoSsi-