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The Charleston contention.

n eur list issue We noticed the proceeding. ar N,
National Democratic Convention up 10 saturday noon
~hsn the Platforms were III referred hack 10 The COM
mise with instructions y report II oelocE % which
hour lhs Convention alsurnei.
10 the evening session Two reports we're made. ma.
iery and minority report similar 10 tho.e We before
noticed. debs,e en.ued, which was continued until
10 o'eoet part d The lime amid sreal disorder ~.
Convention then sdjouined 10 10 O'Clock on Monday,
motion for The previous question pending.
% Monday. Tho state o. The question having been
sIPlainsd BY The President The question wss taken on
sn amsndmeni proposed BY NJ butler, u Ma.aehu.
sets, which was rejected.
Tho question then reeuei The resolution. report.
q bJ NJ. ssmu,s. q lows, iiom the mno,i,, rom.
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miItss l.hs Douglas platform which sas adopted b.
avo.e Of 1865 TO 1888. On The final vote Georgia. Ala
bama. Arkansas, Texas. Florida and Mississippi dc
clined 10 vote.
Seventeen balotngs were had for President, on hi
last Of which the vote stood For Douglas. 1914
Guthrie, 81 Dickinson, 4; Hunter. le Lane, IA
Davis, !.
resolution having been adopted requiring that The
nominee shah receive 202 votes (wo.thirds Of full
house,) there was no choice
Not being able 10 agree upon nomination the Con.
yeniion adjourned on Thursday TO meet in Baltimore
on the 18th Of June.
The secedng Members assembled. organized and
formed themselves into separate Convention. They
adopted PLATFORM passed resolution for the publca-
ton Of narrative Of the grounds Of seeding together
with the proceedings Of the Convention and adjourned
to meet at Richmond on the second Monday in June.
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.c haiis expired IN July last that upon ad
sisement with our respective Boards Of Di
rectors, we were authorized, by their unan
nous approval. 10 decline to renew the same
upon the same terms, without an increase O
compensation. deemed to be fair and Just
on account Of the actual increase Of service
we accordingly made to the Department
respectful application for additional COM
pensation, and have, within the ten months
since, BY communication, and by repeated
personal application, urged the matter. In
the meanwhile we have, for the very conside.
rations suggested by your note, for the pub
nc interest and convenience, continued to
carry the mails without contracts, relying
upon the Department to do US justice. after
Congress should make the appropriation for
the mail service.
In the month Of March. becoming satisfied
that our delay was not causing favorable
consideration OF our interests, we made a
nnal communication to the Department,
hxing the irst Of May as The limit of our
continuance 10 render the service, unless
Tor the compensation we had proposed
A. that date having received no reply, we
declined, according to oar notice, to carry
the mails longer.
We now, for the considerations named.
order The usual service to be resumed for the
present.
G. II. WILDER,
President X. x G. r. r. Co,
WIN. JOHNSON,
President Z. IS. e. r. r. Co.,
q. f. FISHER,
President N. e. Y. X. Co.
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4 drm 10 Savannah have just received an
order for 10000 feet Of pine lumber for the
Holy Land. Portions Of the cargo are des-
tined for Jerusalem and Damascus. A SINH.
Lar venture made last week was successful
ihe Savannah Republican remarks, there
Is something novel in the thought that the
palaces OF the Holy Land are to be rebuilt
with materials taken. from the forests Of
Georgia"
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Daily Rough NOTES. We received

budget q papers on Saturday. two Or three numbers
q new daily paper Published in Godsborough by
Messfs. William & J. d. Robinson. Il is called the
Daily Rough Notes." aud is Democratic in politics.
Price 50 year,
There are now eight daily papers Published in this
State, Two in Wilmington, in Fayetteville, one in
Charlotte 10 Ralo.gh one in Aswbern, and one in
GoIdsbOrough
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Washing.-We would invite the attention Of
those who desire 70 engage in such business the adj
yeriisement Of Col Few for proposals for washing for
the Military Institute, which will be found in our ad.
seitising columns.
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The Detroit papers announce another a
Indignation case. A beautiful young white
girl seventeen years of age, daughter of Mr.
Hiram L. Stout. OF the town Of Sharon. Mich
eloped with a negro boy who was in tn,
service Of her father, and it is thought La,
gone with him to Canada.
HE NORTHERN SLAVE TRADE. The New
FORK Herald states that no less than six YES.
sells have left that port for the African coast
within The past fortnight. all Of which ex-
pect to have negroes for their return car
goes.
train on the Hudson River Railroad last
Monday morning ran seven miles in six
minutes, between Albany and Casteton.
ms Is believed to be the fastest time ever
made 10 this country, being at the rate Of
Seventy miles aa hour. Luckily, the train
was tor the carriage of newspapers. and not
passengers.
One firm in New York have this season
sent vessels to Florida for cedar; and they
have an agent who spends half of each year
on the Florida coast, engaged in the pur-
chase Of this article. There is also another
firm in New York, whose agent Is likewise
engaged during the winter and spring in
that business.
4 little girl. five years old, named Patten,
was killed at Mansfield, Ohio. few eve
nlngs ago. She was playing with some 9th
er children about fence and painfully put
her head through the space between two
rails. The top rail-. which was loose, was
thrown down BY One Of the other children,
and struck the child on the back Of the neck.
breaking il. and causing almost instant
death.
daughter Of Mr.. Meredith. who resides
near Ludlow. England, recently met her
death from the following incident: Return
ins Iron Ludlow, and finding her lip chapped
IRON the wind, she applied some taluw to il
"hirh IS supposed to have contained some
poisonous matter Of fat that had been much
decomposed. Her lip shurtly aiterwatd be-
gan TO swell, and increased every day for
week. when she expired in the greatest az
ony.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

W' The Chairman OF the Opposition State Exec
uiiye commii,ec has published notice requesting a
meeting Of the members Of the Committee al Raleigh
on Friday the lith instant.
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$50 Abih NbHHtf 10 gdAUfu8y OF las
week We were deprived altogether Of The use Of ,h,
mails. and consequently suffered grcai inconyensne,
IN making % this number Of our paper. They have
now dropped into their accustomed regularity which We
hope will be continued. The following correspondence
was put into our hands on Saturday evening. We
publish i a acs Of justice 70 those conc, rned,
Raleigh. May 4. 1860.
Messts. q. 7, fIsnTa, O. II. wllpER. VIZ. JonxsoS,
Presidents, sc.
GESTLrnEN: On reaching here yesterday
afternoon learned that six Of the couniie,
OF my Congressional District, embracing the
seat 0f government Of The State, have been
Tor several DAYS entirely without mails, and
that one half the population Of this State,
and large part of that &c South Carolina.
are suffering the same deprivation, in conse-
lnence Of difference which has arisen be-
tween yourselves and ,he Post Office De-
partment.
As you are already aware, the members OF
Congress from this State and South arolina.
whose constituents are immediately interest.
ed. have zealously and cheerllliy seconded
your reasonable request for increased com.
Ipensation.
But the suffering AMI Inconvenience re.
suliing from the stnppage q the mails. fall
exclusively on private citizens. the owners
and patrons 81 the Roads. Mho cannot con.
irol The action u the Post Office Depart
ment.
fan will sgrse with me that thew ought
not 10 be subjected TO any unnecessary loss
~ Inconvenience.
NJ object ~ addressing ,nu Is 10 request
that ,ou will carry the mail as usual until
your application for increased Compensation
can be more carefully considered by the
Postmaster General.
Tits request is made on behalf &C The
people Of two States. and the ser.iee will be
rendered 70 them, mt 10 the government. You
can aceede to IL without abandoning in anr
respect the position Won have assumed 10 re-.
terence 70 the Post Office Department, and
YOU VIII remain 81 liberty Of course to dis
continue the service at your pleasure.
] 10 not doubt that Won will consider such
serSies cmminenily due from the Railroad
companies 10 the pablo. aud am quite sure
that such . course. on your part, will faeilI. 1
tate The adjustment 81 the difference between
yourselves and the Department.
have just reached home. after d long ab. 4
senee. bat will return immediately 20 Wash.
ingtnn, aud III connection with other mem. \
beers Of Congress. who | have 40 doab,
would eherrluily .ign this il the, cuuld b.
consulted, viii urge the matter Upon the al
tentiun Of The Postmaster General. | an
only waiting here now IN the hope that ,pu
will adcPl some plan by which tie public
ran GET their usual mails. pending the con.
sheraton and discussion II the subject.
Very respectfully.
Your obrdirnt servant.
l.. Oh. BRANCH.
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NEW tam YARD.

rENiE Subscribers have commenced The TANNING
BUSINESS Il theft place hall mile ifoin Webts
4 Douglas faetsy, ani lre prepared 9 receive hics
10 ian 81 shares 81 they will ay Tie market puce for
them.
Having employed an experienced hand 10 conduct
Their business they feel confident Il being able 10 give
Fcneta satisfaction.
lSI1AM PARRISH 4 son.
Ilnuiit 30. si-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

Loio,rag, PiEs and Ointment. = We hear iha, Al.
mos incredible results have followed tile exhibition ),
this excellent medicine IN clses of dropsy. Acting
Immediately upon the hi,ld prevents the eusion 3,
serum 10 greater quantities than he atsnfbrns can
take %, anl b equalizing and regulating the nlw Of
The seerelions AMI the circulation n thc vital hud
rileeiualy stops the progress II the dsiemper loo.
wits Ointment is alan used with Qreat effect \ 4
me,n. Of disrhargns by evaporation ard absorption
Tbs Usirf already COLLECTED in the cellular tissue
Really there seems q 81 no disease which can resist
The combined action u iiese Two Preparations.
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF TraITu
EoLEoWAx,s PILLS,
4 BOON. TO THE SICK.

ne want OF sterling medicinal to meet the illssbd
neeessl,es q the suffering portion 81 humanity. snd
one fnIIey fee from mineral and ether deli ietious
Icine was ushered into The world: Holla,yo,.s
ah!e Pi!ls have become The Household remedy ~ IN
nations Their attribute il "a PREVENT a. well s. -
erEt; they attack the rldx or root Of the complaint
ana thus by removing the hidden cause II disease re-
invsefa,e and restore the dropping energies Of the y
en' assisting nature IL her task OF vital and function
afy reformation. s's".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

r. so MERCHANT visiting Daliiqrn. should
al Il examine tie extensive stick CLEARINGHOUSE.
Hosiery. Gloves. &C.. al red for sale by FRED.
fleREY 4 SINS. $50 Baltimore street. II i one n
ihe nla extensive e this country and the prapdeto,s
ne determined MOI 10 be undet.olJ BY any Northern
House.
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n OTI e T.

~
ITO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS or
FISHER & F0ARD:-TAe sail coplrtnership
having been dissolved and the undersigned app ined
Receiver thereof ~ decree Of Inc caur Of Equity
Of the County Of Craven, notice il hereby given 10
all persons indebted 10 said finn to make immediate
payment and those having clans accounts and de-
mands against said firm requested 10 present hem
forthwith, properly authenticated.
4, I. JERKlNs. PereirGr.
Newbetn. May /. 1850. DIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

MILITARY CONVENTION. is proposed
that convention 81 all the Commissioned
Officers of the state, both militia and yolun-
teers. be held in the City Of Raleigh some
time in MAY or June, and il is requested
that the militia and volunteers Of Wake
county consider the matter. and fix the time
Tor holding said convention. The object i.
10 agree upon plan for a resisaI Of the
Militia Code, to be recommend to the next
legislature. AN OFFICER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

FEROcioBs MnNsTER.-0n the outward
passage Of the British steamship Karnak
on Sunday March IL, when leaving Mas
sau at 5 p. NJ. for Havana, with a light
breeze IRON North and considerable swell
on the bar, one Of the crew Of the pilot boat
which was towing alongside, colored man
was pitched overheard. The ship was stop.
ped aud the boat Instantly left for his rescue,
while two llie.bunvs We're thrown from the
ship. The boat got close enough TO give
him the end Of an oar, which he took aud
said, "For Gods sake save me =" The men
were about to haul him into the boat, when he
was carried down by a large shark which
came up At tie moment taking the oar with
him. The oar and the life .buoss drifted
on shore that evening, but no trace Of the
man was seen afterwards.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09
PUBLIC SALE
OF ..s.aa
a Valuable Plantation

I'M TUESDAY Of May Term next, OF Orange
- County Court, it beag the ashei May, will
sell al public auction before the Count House door in
ilillshooush my Ray plantation on FnTesters Creek
five miles north 81 Hsboroush containing SOS acres,
on credit Of one and iHo years, with interest from
the date Bond and approved security. TINS Planta,
ion is well adapted 10 the growih Of Tobacco aud o.
wheat and other grain, has good Enclosures ard oihe
improvements including al excellent fflmcd Barn and
lhreshing Machine, good orchard aud meadow !:
about 300 acres cleared aud under fence and the hal
anee wood land, SINE Of il not surpassed IN fertility
BY any lands in the county. Immediate possession
will be given. reese, wing leave oaly Is take away The
growing crops Of small gain.
w. 4. GRAHAM.
May ., 1860. 40-lls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

PoITIcaL SrEcrLArIoSs.-A dispatch to
Philadelphia from Baltimore contains the
following :-Douglas is represented as ex-
eeedingly uneasy. scarcely knowing what
course to pursue. The Democratic faces at
Washington are all fOrlnrn. Some reports
are that the seeding convention is disposed
to unite with the Union Convention al Bal
tlmore, and nominate a national man, ac-
ceptahle TO the whole country, regardless Of
his previous politics. Edward Everett. John
Bell, Robert Z. Winthrop, Daniel Dick
enson. Senator Robert N. Hunter John Nj.
nor Bolts, James Alfred Pearce are spoken
Of 10 this connection. II is believed that
such union will sweep the whole country
and restore universal harmony. The hotels
are receiving many orders. securing rooms
for the ninth VI MAY. Various passengers
IRON Warrington represent unprecedented
excitement existing there, almost amounting
10 CONSERVATION. Anxious crowds have been
waiting around the Bulletin boards ell day.
The Democrats looked distressed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

LIrREATuRE At THE BSEAKFAsr TABLE
The Mobile Advertiser hits off as follows a
modem afieetation:
A gentleman who has been passing a
week or two at one Of the large hotels ia
New York, saws there seems to be mania
among the lady boarders. to come 10 the
breakfast and tea table with book in their
hands, but they are never seen 10 open il.
Our friend was told BY gentleman that he
had seen lady bring the same book TO the
table Tor two weeks, and, an opportunity
one day oifering, his Curiosity was excited
to see what book could be OF so much inter.
est; on opening the volume, to hrs surprise,
he fond that nor one at the leaves had been
cut. We hear the same aiiectation is obtain
ing in some Of tie hotels in our city.
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Csors IS AIADanA.--rhe Mobile Register
Of Tuesday says:
! geatleman who has just travelled through
Southern Alabama informs Us that tile cotton
aud corn crops are looking finely. and there
- al present every indic.tio, that there Twill
be a rich teturn from mother earth Tor the
care bestowed upon her b. the ,iIlers Of the
soil.
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aud CHOICE siork %
GROCERIES,.
STAPLE Dry Goods. Fertilizers, gweoaa. ron,
Grass Seeds. Lime. &c.

With increased facilities IN conducting the GRocE
RY aud COMMISSION BUSINESS. aud relieved :,
heavy tents and elhef afcniini espenses We are now
enabled 70 scl our GOODS sta snail commission Nh.
Cot. retsons tsiiiHg Din,iils il search ~ cheap
and reliable G1ns will nl Il 81 their ingtcs, 1 OK
amino our sioa / before purchasing.
fafmcrs, : afsei Gardeners anil Country Dsi.ys.
sending Com. Wheat. uals. Potatoes. BcIns. Peas.
Turkeys. Chickens Eggs and Butter 10 pah,illf. ~
sale, ate informed that have opened N connection
with our regular mercantile business. uatketlaf al
kinds Of Country Ptoure, III whi,h We will pay The
highest market value ID Go8ds.
As Agents foF tn valuable FERTILIZERS, anil
with litgr supply Il Peruvian. EJt. ari Recess
Manipulated Gulno's constants un hand, We pre-
pared 70 f III orders 81 application.
MKiNSEY, FLOOD, SWANSON & co.
nansillr VA. Apnt4. 36-2m
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Patent window BliDds.-We invite the
attention Of readers TO the advertisement Of Patent
Window Blinds; BY Mr.. ], D. Burdiek, Of Kinslon
We have examined his model, and think i, deserves all
no has said Of II.
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Your obrlipnt servant.
1. Oh. BRANCH.
R.IsIsh. Ms, 5. 1880.
Hos.L. Cd Ba,sen.

Howl. Old. BaaNen.
DFaR Smi-iour communication Of YES.
ierday Is before u. and we have given i
the consideration which its importance de.
sertes.
~ reply, we desire 10 say that our action,
a. referred to BY your note. was not taken
without grave aud calm deliberation, and
much reluctance. The conclusion whieI,
led u thereto was the result Of our con,ic.
ton d what Is justly due 10 the Importan,
interests concerned 10 our respective roads
that Is. Of The States and Of individual .,oek
holdefs--Whirh interests il 10 our official
duty 10 protect.
pcriectlyapprcciatc the considerations
50 properly presented BY YOUR note, and rs.
pcclally that 81 the serious deprivation IL
mail facilities 20 four hundred and forty
miles of our line, with il important com.
mercial and metropolitan interests, embra.
eng many considerable side lines: and II Il
solely Tor the TACT Of this serious deprivation.
becoming daily more injurious, that We are
wiling TO consent TO your proposal. a. a
gratuitous concession 10 the wants, the int.
rests, and the convenience Of our people.
Ia doing so We merely say, in explanation
OF our action, that our contracts for carving
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09
Democratic Convention in Orange

The Democracy Ct Orange will hold It's Convention
in Hisborough, on TUESDAY OF MAY COURT,
to nominate Candidates fox the next Legislature. Lei
each Captain District hold primary meeting and an.
point delegates TO represent il in the Convention, o.
there is important business to be transacted.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
april 2s. az
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dyspepsia.

The great scaurge d tbs continent Yields opetly !,
course Of ihese auscIiic Pills. aud Tie Jrcs,i,e a.,
ms are restored 10 their proper tone 10 Mater Is
mat hldeous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits Il.
,', ,n's searching and anerrng remedy d.spefses !,
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
--s-s.s.sss-s-@@s
fkIlSEi, FLOOD, SNlyS0l & 60,

RESPECTFULLY inform ihtil frieutIs ard tie TIA i
~ q AUrih Carolina aud virginia. that
ihel have removed g hrlt LARGE Ware House epro.
site Che Bank u Virginia and have opgncd lafec
aud choice stock Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09

y CAUTION - None arc .e,,,it, 49,. n.
words Holloway. New York and t,upds, $ 40 ~
sernahle q Wa'chmstk ii sycty eaf n NJ 49, n
directions around each lot Or box: The ssa, ~, a.
Flainly seen BY holding the Leaf 10 tie LAM AtsnJ.
saine fewtfd viii be given 10 any one rendering soqb
ioiallon as may lead % The detection ii any rafiy
q Paf,es ceunietlrng Ire medicines 81 vending IL
same, knosins them 70 BE- spurious.
y Sold 81 ihe MsrHfirtsgses II pss.s.o. nm.
way. 50 Maiden lane. New York and by ali fespsr,s.
IL Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines ,kFousbon,
ihe United states and The civilized world "a t5,ss \,
2a ccrfs. 90 ccris. and 81 each.
There L considerable saving IL taxing III liz.
CT sizes
n. B-Difcciions ~ the Fuiiatte ii patient. n
every dl'endet srs affixed iOeaeh ben.
Aug ". ma
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Unrelntsi FrooE.

Tie testimony of Nations Il en.pjs,or.ls Lo,r, >,
nc hsailgi'rs virtues 81 liz noble fened, mi 80.
saif' % every living language beat wines. "a ,Ls
uHdchiabicness ofthCr iatriasic worth
Hoitorag's Pills are tie best rene,lv Lnou,
Ii IL. tn.-ZL 49, M = -. !. - -.-.gM.
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General DebllltY and Waaknes..

on whaieFer cause, lowness Of spirits. and al 9th
~ Sass u diseased liver, ard other disorrar isatiSn
d" he system vanish under the eradicslinr inauenss
q 'ala all powerful antserr and detergent remedy.
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Sickly Females

shonid lose 10 time ii trying icw ,iefes Of I'M.
uia'ins and Ienesating remedy. whatever mas g. a
complaint. 4 can be taken wil safety h MI ,,,.li
1ad other disorsabElJhs, is effect Is al sgt mira,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June ll.-As there are two
Captain Henry's in this city it is proper to
state that the one identified with the Sumner
affair is John l.. Henry, of Kentucky, an ex-
aminer in the Patent Office, and not Patrick
L. Henry, Attorney, late of Virginia.
The Pacific Railroad Committee had q meet
ing this morning, and the majority determined
to report bill embracing the Southern and
Central routes.
1t is the general opinion that Congress can
not adjourn on the 18th. Mr.. Sherman says
the appropriation bills can not be passed by
that time. The issue is now between the two
houses, the Republicans having in caucus re-
solved to stand by the tariff and refused to
authorize any funding Of the treasury notes
into the bonded debt, OF to authorize further
loans unless means to pay them be provided.
The probability is that if any modification oi
the tariff shall be effected it will be through
Joint committee OF conference.
Secretary Floyd has summoned General
Harney to Washington, with view of ar
ranging for a campaign against the Shashone:
and other Indians. It is to be planned on 0
large scale, as the government is sati6ed we
are to have war at the expense of many mil
lions. ..... #' tsI- frf
The prospect of an adjournment on tht
18th is not fatterng, though efforts are siren
uously made to that end. Many oft friends
of the Pacific Railroad are not without nopt
that the session may be extended, in which
event the bill will again be presented, it
chances of its passage having been con ider
ably strengthened by the union Of the Centra
with the Southern route.