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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-14

woe. They were lost. | shook
hands with John O'Grady about 90
minutes before he went down.
Tam very thankful for the kindness
Of the people who took care Of me,
though / DO not know their names.
List Of Lives Lost.
The following list embraces those hnosgn
. lie lost, but there are many others who
we're on board, and who doubtless sleeps
he sleep that knows no waking;
list or THOSE KNOWN TO BE LOST.
Arnold, George
\ man oni wife from Washington.
Bishop, Harry and August
Barry. Captain Union Gpard5
Burns, Deputy sheriff
Burns Nichal und W.
BufLc! Michael
Batter. Kate
Barrow, ITS \.
BAHIA Thomas
Black Hug
Ba;z, hIr2 Ellen
!'aaar, aomas
Eu-'.-rac-a s
Birmingham, -
Barron, MIS-. imposed to DO on board
Bellows. 5amCG Mineral Point.
Bond, Mr. and two Children, Mineral
foia.
Enrus Fanny
B@lElm hos
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s-t-sts III AID. CalurY.

We .,tt Chicago between ter aui el1y-
En- 9'eIaca. Il was 1e-g E-zg. Jua -hc-o
WAS no appearance 81 aa uaaa.a. Storm
/ bad gone 70 BED ehes the collision took
place, which vas about two O'Clock -
Charles E,erts WIS sleeping aita me We
heard lie crash AMI rot up Immediately
The bost was thrown on ono side " the
bow, AM We AaI considerable difficulty
getting into The cabin. Iaere tie pa-saa
eer~ yer. raaa.aL about So! sraeamlag II
great excitement. Capt. N.s.a came ia
T. lie cabin All Told taarn = ret oa the
oher side i tie ia. au. / .at a.s 10
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List Of Lives Lost,

The following list embraces those hao,gH
to lie lost, but there are many others who
were on board, and who doubtless sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking;
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06
Mr.. BuRLlNGAME IN PHILADELPHIA.

Hon. Anson BurIingame must have
made very telling speech at the repub-
lican meeting in Philadelphia on Tues
day evening, Judging from the reports in
the papers of that city. The Inquirer
"a neutral paper) says of it: No mere
report can do justice to the address of
Mr.. Burlingame. lie was vainly urged
to proceed, but having spoken more than
an hour, be declined further remarks. .
The New York Times telegraphic cor
respondent says: " Burlingame called
the Senate the slaughter house Of The
peoples rights. He was. very able, in
genious and eloquent, and was received
with tremendous applause" We copy
the following, which is a mere outline ol
his speech -
Tie congratulated the audience that
The dark cloud which had hung menacina
the country with storms had at length
broken, leaving sky luminous with tbs
rising star Of Lincoln aud victory. Th'
democracy. which during this session 0
Congress had been casting the foam 0
its wrath upon the republicans, had fall
en-; and, as the speaker trusted, faliei
forever. (Applause.) Its broken frag
meuts are mournful monument Of th
folly Of attempting 10 lay the foundation
Of q great organization upon falsehoo
and fraud.
J The speaker then proceeded to refe
to the tariE question. Pennsylvania
: favorite son, a man stepped 70 the lir
! with pledges IN favor Of tariff. ha
3 been elected presidents bar when b
> sent to Congress bis own fssbss nssssse
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06
WHOLE NUMBER 236.

with the Republican party OF the North,
thus assisting those of the South to throw
off this despotism Of Democracy. He
exhor,ed his hearers to bury the seces-
sion and disunion schemes so deep that
no political resurrection could reach
thera. lie wished not only victory, but
triumphant victory, The speaker con-
eloded with az eloquent peroration
which Ton account of the late hour at
which the speech was delivered) we cam
not attempt to give in fall. He retired
amid the prolonged cheering OF the au-
dienee, who appeared even at that late
hour, to part from their guest with great
reluctance.
Hon. a. II. Rice of this city also
made most eloquent speech, but as it
was delivered at late hour-near mid
night--the Philadelphia papers do not
report it. The meeting appears to have
been marked by the utmost enthusiasm.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06

eyes became blank and glazed, and his
little life imperceptibly rippled out.
The honest boy lies in the Canongate
churchyard, not far from the grave-stone
put up by Burns to the memory OF Fer
guson, his brother poet, and | have little
Reuben at DR.. Guthrie's ragged school,
and receive excellent accounts of him,
and from him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06

WHAT Is LIFE?-The mere lapse
of years is not life. To eat,
drink, and sleep-to pace round in the
mill of habit, and turn thought into an
implement of trade-this is not life. In
all this but poor fraction Of the con-
.sciousness of humanity is awakened, and
the sanctities still slumber which make il
worth while to be. knowledge, truth,
love, beauty, goodness and faith. alone
can give vitality to the mechanism Of ex-
istence. The laugh of mirth that vibrate:
through the heart, the tears that freshen
the dry wastes within, the music thai
brings childhood back, the prayer tha
calls the future year, the doubt which
makes US mediate, the death which start
les US with mystery, the hardship which
forces us to struggle, the anxiety tina
ends in trust, are the true nourishment
of our natural being
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06
IRAsBURGH, VERMONT FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1860

other, aud at period Of the year which
comprises the autumn and winter of the
Northern hemisphere. Hence it follows
that the winter OF the latter is shorter
(by about eight days. than ihat of the
Southern hemisphere. Observation has
shown that the quantity calorie lost at
the South pole in the course of year
is equal to the surplus absorbed at the
North pole. At the creation Of the earth,
when the whole surface was covered
with water, its centre of gravity coinci-
ded with its geometrical centre. From
that time its revolution around the sun
commenced, and those causes which have
led to an inequality Of temperatures in
the two hemispheres began TO operate.
In the course of a few centuries the ice
at the South pole became in consequence
heavier than that accumulated at the
North pole thus destroying the equilibri-
um and causing the water 70 flow south
ward, leaving all the continents we are
so familiar with uncovered. All the re-
gions of the Southern hemisphere bear
unmistakeabIe marks of submersion
America, Africa and India end in points
all turned towards the South pole; the
islands of the southern regions have the
appearance of summit mountain ranges
and Lieut.. Maury's investigations show
that the coasts on that side all descend
abruptly into the sea. Lieut.. Julien fur
ther remarks that in going from th,
North to the South pole at every parable
the ratio Of the extent Of the land to tha
of the sea diminishes regularly an'
progressively. Such are his facts ant
theories. He thus makes them prove tha
another general deluge is to take place I
few thousand years hence:
Let US now take into consideration
the phenomenon called the Processio
of the Equinoxes, in virtue of which th
first point of Aries recedes upon the elip
tic by about 80 seconds year. Thi
gradually causes 4 complete change j
: the seasons and counting from an
given time, there must elapse at lea
2l 600 before the seasons can return {
precisely the same periods Of the yea
= 1t has been ascertained that up to I'll
" year 1248 of the Christian era, year
" which the first day of winter precisel
coincided with the earth's passage throug
its perihelion, the temperature OF ii
Southern hemisphere had been in col
slant course of diminution. II is NOR
over clear that after the lapse of 1886
years the seasons on our globe must
= exactly reversed. Hence, about 10,5(
VI years before the year 1248, or 1l,0t
years before our present time, it was Il
: North pole, and not its opposite OF
which was in its maximum of refriger
= tion; our present continents were th
? submerged, according to the Mosaic ira,
ton of the Deluge, and there we're co
:" tinents unknown to us in the Southe
hemisphere. And again, by the sar
ed Astronomical and natural laws, 10,5
ne years after the last cataclysm, a new 0
rn will occur, which viii again submer
nd the Northern hemisphere, and allow
ne new world to emerge from the ocean
at the Southern one"
nd
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-06

T Hear instruction, and be wise
and refuse it Solomon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
RICHMOND WHIG.
RoR rHE RIcHGoS VINO.
A UNION SONG.

RoR rHE RIcHRoSD WHO.
A UNION SONG.
Tun-sCome Out the WIdsrasa"
The ralyiug call Of patriot band,
Reverberates throughout the land,
Invoking UAiOR In q glorious cause
"rhe Constitution and the Laws"
Then let's all vote for Del and Everett,
For Bel and Everett, for Bell and Everett;
Come let's all vote for Bell and Everett,
They are bound TO win.
Though factions North and South contend,
And would our hallowed Union rend,
To crafty their lust for pewer,
They'll surely ind the grapes are sour.
So let's all vote, etc.
Well send them all As high Is kltes,"
Both Democrats and Lncoinlies,
And thus suppress the agitation,
Which has, 80 long, disturbed the nation.
So let's all vote, etc.
Even Horace, the arch intilguer,
Is getting alex OF" Niger. niger"
The games play ed out, " and will not do
To carry the b. X. ticket through
Then let's all vote, etc,
The Loco party's burst In twain,
And never will unite again.
Their severance was made comPet
BY " ebo shins " and giIESrd ieet
Then let's all vote, etc.
Nov, while each contending faction.
wrangles DER the "blaek abstraeuon,"
Wen battle with noblsr zeal,
For Equal RiRhh" and the public veal
So, let's all vote, etc.
Pauatcs In the Worth or west,
vi pou, hate all de.ei,
And ss for Sou. hern " "dre-eaters,"
We love them-aswe do "muske,ters."
Then, lets all vote, etc.
The CONSTITUTIONS our only guide
The : aIs ard stripes our party's pride;
II Il the dag oar fathers gave,
And never shall II cease TO wave,
1--we ~ vote, IT..
Then heed the call OF the patriot band,
Which ret ehoes over the land,
Invoking UNloN in the 'uhtry's cause,
TBE CoNsTIUII0S AND TuE LAWS
Then, let's all vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
WING MEETING. IN CULPEPER.

At meeting of the whIs party of Cupeper. held in
the Courthouse Monday, the 18th nst for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for grand mass meeting
OF the party, motion Of John s. Pendleton, Daniel
T. Slaughter was called to the chair and c. b. Hood ap-
pointed Secretary.
Hon. John s. Psadeton, after few feeling remarks
in reference to the proceedings Of the Court and Bar
Just had in respect the memory Of their departed COL
league and adviser moved that the meeting adjourn 10
meet in the Courthouse Saturday next the 2lst nst
at l2 o'clock which notion unanimously carried, and
the meeting adjOurfed. , ,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
MONDAY MORNING., JULY %, 1860.

mocratc party, &C. that the party ID demoralized and
John Bell is President We would to-day poll large
plurality Of the vote of Georgia. We hope and believe
We will carry the State. 1t requires msjority to elect
but if we show to the people that we are the party
of size we will have trouble The gallant Ben Hill is
for Bell heart and soul Chas. j. jenkins prefers Bell
understand, aud in truth know the fact but being
,lo,o coach waits for the wagon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CAUTION

:. Oki y I IOLN.
Persons living distance should he extremely cautious Of
whom they order Lottery Tickets Cert dcses OF Packages Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swindng Lotte
Every held persons money
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 70 10000 head their
schemes-wlth Tickets at One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
Tickets Five Dollars AL such In every instance
frauds; and sent 10 them for Tickets II much
thrown away without the shadow Of chance getting prise
Beware OF ali Lotteries where the Capital Prise unusually large
comparison the price Of Tickets In every where
Prizes offered for sma Of Tickets down
. certain fraud.
~ All orders addressed to FRANCE nROADBENrs CO.,
Wilmington De will with prompt attention. and the printed
onciai dr. wings sent -
FRANCE, BRoADBESTs co.,
MAO iauihA Xllrnlnn nntnn
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20 Advertsesnt 70 be eonsdeed BY he month or year
une speaed the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the partes
An advetserasnt marked the copy for Ipeened
Der o Insertions eontnned until ordered cut and payment
exActed accordingly.
~ REsuLAR AnukrxNNrs-roa avoid any misunderstanding
on the part the Annual AdveIs Il h proper 70 state d<g
tA their privileges ony extends their Immediate business ReA
EstAe and an other Advertisements sent BY them 70 be an
additional charge. and no vyriaion
- Real and General Agents Aiye Iemen not 70 be
year be charged At the usual rAea snhee
to such discounts shall be agreed upon
- Booksellers and yearly adyescs generally engaging one
or squares with the privilege u change shall not on the
Veary average any krek insert than the amsun
the standing rule under the contract and Al exeee
dag such 20 BE- charged al the usual rates
Avertseucnts Inserted In the scmlWeck Whg at 10 cent?
pe- square FOR the a Insertion and so cents
" -.ch -ln-nnanee. b ueety. rs eents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

PRICES REDUCED,
LNNDING stock OF DRESS FANCY GOODS rather
too heavy, shall this date reduce the prices fol-
lows. Say
Handsome PrenchPrnted Bereges, rs
Very pretty small nsure. half Mourning do, 25
Super French 0rgandies, IS
Do. do Jaconets 25
Super ChintE Pattern 0tgandes, 80
Fancy Dress silks, all bought this Spring at unusually
low prices
Grey Dress Goods, ar qua Ities At cost
BLK Lace, Poplin and other Mantles at reduced prices
french Work Sets, Collars and Sleeves pretty
Our stock OF Staple Goods good has during
season.
Determined stock oner the Goods al
Low PRICES. Jsl9 CHILEs CHENERY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper 0S per Ann1n ssmlWeeky eS; Weeky, ~ Al
N advance RemAnces be made a. Ne sk 0f tne
Pushcri all where evidence taken he deposit OF
sttsrin the Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
CoPNUTNFRSHIP NOTICE.

DORINSON A ROBERrS, Corner Cary and isth 81.
. III oHerf,f sale he following Arieles-
100 No. Peruvian Guano
American
50 fine and Coarse BonfDusL
100 bba Superiar Flour,
100 Extra Superhne.do.,
leo Rye do,
Fined
50 Cross Mdilings DO,
% eases &C Licorce Paste,
So. CS DO 90,
% do do,
50Oalbs. prime Gun Arabic,
1000 " Z" Angustura T nquA Peanh
500 do. do,
200 boxsl b-s' brands olive Or
l00bags Black Peas,
50 Cover seed.
81 Prince Edward Island Osts,
Is PuvrriEed Charcoal
A., Agents for ManhAitsn Oh Company, oser hasonp
sr and other sale the Companys prices and
80 ~ ROBINSON POPFRrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

s Managers call s attention Of he public 20 t iocae
Splendid Schemes 20 be dratcn IN Wilmington Dedtodrs,
BYSTATE A UTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
Y o U r

Y o u IL
PrcIAL ATTENTION u AsKEo 70 large assortment Of
Spring Clothing.
embracing the most
EXTENSIVE STOCK,
GRKATEsT VARIETY OF CHOICE STYLES
and BEST BARGAINS,
We have ever offered We propose 70 nakshhs
INTEREST
buy from by keeping every variety aed
class Foregn Manufacture and our IA
ces this line OF business Kve us Important Ad
vAnags In which patrons share) Interest will be
PROMOTED
By calling at the OLD AND RAvoRIrE HOUSE,
Bys2 KEEN. BALDWIN wILLIAMS
IMPROVED TRLNCH YOKE SHIRT EMPORIUM.
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
NIE hand $40 dos shirts all prices qualities
w and styles which closing out Al reduced prices
shirts made with the famous Improved French
Yoke, and warranted to a..
nes and CrAVA cant be beat Ia the city OF
Richmond.
attention 10 large stock Of Under shirts aud
which FULL and contains fun lines In sE GAuze
Merlnoes. Linen, and Cotton
facilities malins shirts to order At
the shortest possible notice, and perfect f warranted
As0 hand, hne stock Of Ready Made Clothing.
SrURrEvANr 4 MAGwtRE,
jsl5 No. % Main Street, Cor i4th 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
HO! FOR HARVEST

received the Agency for he sale of CALDWELLs
Ill REAPER superior article for Virginia Manufacture, o.
Of Virginia. for the present Harvest This
simple in Ia construction and Of lighter
any has been thoroughly tested during the
all the improvements that have
seu.ed themselves during We authorised 70
rAnSthe Reaper rrpee and vii make exhibition OF a
rkag a Aes those unaequanted v,h H. a. he farm Of Il
wA bmies from his eiIy, the NJ ehanlcsyle Turnpike
asPs GEO. WATT q 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,


1ncre ed Facili eS.
TTNHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the
Of Richmond twenty years, and has this m
time fon . 100 hands Ia his employment and will In ~
month make large additions TO that III
Having taken the his especially for
he l. determined make article In the
in Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends and The public generally vT Of the fact that he CIV
employment In midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females who might otherwise suffer for the neeessAres o.
lie lie has the best OF cutters and materials not 10 be
ed BY house In the country.
Maryland Virginia, CAronAs and Georgia cAsmeres and
rueeds grades and eoors Strictly southern ManufActur
ing House. shall be satisfied by personal inspection Of not
what he has been doing for
y h sPENCE, Cothler and Tailor,
mig Com. Main and 18th sta Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
NEW CIOTHING STO
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
+ MIR OWN Ann UDME MAkIfEACTI II L

OF OUR OWNAhD HOME MANUFACTURE
nUR Ready Made Clothing complete and ash the
" atteutn and public In general call and
convinced the CHEAPEST and best made Clothing
this city Our stock large and will continue 70 make
during the summer to be able Ia keep stock In complete
ness will also Clothes order In the latest styles,
and win 20 10 sale.
large Of C.Oths Cameres and Vesiins hand All
ask is call aud look Tor yourself at MORRIS 90,
.n02 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

nn. mOFFAT,s VEGETABLE LIFR PILL
" anA Phoenix Dtstsrs have been horoeghiy tssssd,
and sovereixn remedy dyspepa
heartburn and head aoAe cosvsnes dsrra isven On n
hnds heumsn sout gravel worms scsrvy, aeess srsptvs
corplain san rheum eryspela oods and
regulary and all dersngement Of The sys ps M
v.heU ether diseases % which ths human ans HSis 1sr
TEA. sad b Drsssss generally ~ svG Ne ss1sy
siS-dApiy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
~.0rir.--f' 49,. .-.-s.' - 49,
NUMBER ia,
SEW AND RICH JEWRLRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
i 90 .la WARE -


q. "A. III z r 8.
ooasn rsllL srRrkrs, ncuxoxp, vfnomA.
N As received, In addition 10 his already large ~
III extensive sssormerts beautiful collection OF all Ea
the latest and most elegant styles OF Watches, Jsvely
Silver and Plated Ware.
Watches msnu.ciuredb By the following celebrated nak
Jules Jurgensoa Adams Sans David Taylor Henry Rsy-
lionds lemon Alfred Lsyae celebrated ster
nIAMoNDsA very large aud rich Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Di.@onds Pearls. Opal. carbunce Garnet, Coral, Cameo.
Onyx. In
Also spectaces-B afian Peiscopis Pebbles Get In fod,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jevey
scriptlon
me public respectfully invited the above before
purchasing O. A. MYKRs
mas Cor Main and Pearl 6ts.g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

Il EEP COOL !--rhe celebrated unexeeed "CHALLENGE"
N REFRIGERATOR Ventila,o Water Coolers vari
pAtters Ice Pitchers all shes and patterns has
ave minute Ice Cream FeeEes and variety Of
other klnss for sale al reduced prices
We particular attention the justly celebrated "CHAL
LENGE REFRIGERATION sderng the best article Of
In this place. and therefore recommend Nth eonn
dsnee supply received few only OF which
above requested 70 call and
@. A. BARGAMIN, JL,
nas-U 9lT Main Sc, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

GRAIN CRADLES, GRAIN CRADLEs-
" Cosbyi Wood Brace
saunder. /"
Grants Wire
Grants 4" " Southern Pattern
Brown 4 oo.s""
o Clover aud Grass scyth complete wood and Iron snah
Geaae Rake barley and wheat Forks Tines By
ma2s wM. PALMER, Son co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
A CARD.
RICHMOND CENTRAL Horn,
csrnsr Of 9th and Grace Streets,
December al IS59
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
yoR JULY 1850.

FRANCE, BROADBENTs 4 CO., Nanagerl
WILMINGTON, DELAwARE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
COLUMBIA, Adsir County,Ky.,
Inlv LII 1870

AIHkNSi UA'i Juy To- IoUV
The fight Of the "Roses" has commenced. We have
Douglas and Breckindge speeches here in the home Of
the mighty Howell Cobb The Bell men were out at the
speeches in goodly numbers and the very mention Of
John Bells would bring the house dOvn 10 storm.
The hearts Of the people are with JohA Bell and His
eo,rss, if'the politicians would let them alone, Con-
vince the people that Douglas the nominee Of the De-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

ST. LOUIS, July ., 1850.
The Bell and Everett Ratification meeting in this city,
on Saturday 7th inst, glorious affair. 1t
sidered all hands the largest and grandest demon
stration in ST. Louis any CITY Of the West
have its equal in numbers-its equal in en-
thusasm-or is equal u the power eloquencs, and ef
feet of the speeches delivered Set Missouri down for
the Rel and Everett ticket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

WAsHassarok, March % IS Consul General Harris
writing from Jeddo to the Secretary Of State says
that American affairs there are in an unsatisfactory
condition. The Japanese evade the faithful obs er
vance Of the most important Of the treaty stipaa-
tioi1s, or meet them with passive resistance. He
adds that he IS unNearied in his Efforts to convince
the Government f the dangerous course it is pur-
ours BIZ its present course, no change for the bet
tor can De looked for.
The documents sent TO the Senate to-day men
ton the TACT that Lord Egin has requested the
Japanese to send On ambassador direct to England,
but they evaded The application giving this coun.
Try che preference.
Orders were sent out by the Secretary Of the
Navy to land The embassy to this country at New
York, but our Consul General urges that they be
brought directly to Washington. They will be en-.
tertained at the public expense. The high digni
taries with their servants number 49,
MessEss Hoard, Case, Burnham, Bonhan, and
DiInnlieEs were announced today ID the House az
Select CQ1amittee on Mr.. Hoard s resolution direct
ing ars examination Into the charges made In de-
bate, ii December last, by Messrs, Haskin, Adrair
and Hickman, against the President of seeking i'm
heeomnlnn bill. ss
Az. Bonham asked and was q excused from serving
on the Committee. :
TheH Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES, to whom tle
subject was referred have decided To report Oh te
inexr ediency 81 reporting general bankrupt bill
at present.
A resolution was reported by the House Com.
nnittees on lions to-day, against allowing Mr.
Cooper Democracy whose seat Is Contested III NJ
Homafd further time to take testimony in fhe case.
Vie luton was opposed by all the Democrats
and soithern present, except Messrs
Anderson, of hontslcky, and Davis and Harris, Of
Mary land.