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| SchOOners,
DENTISTRY.

s. DIR. A. p. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
SSszzs5A ROME STREET having procured the as
lYYY distance of one of the skiul Dentists in
the counry-DR. METoALF, of New york-s prepared
to attend promptly to all branches Of
DENTS
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating CHILDRENs TEETH, and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, DIR. N. has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
ss-Teeh extracted without pain. fer sm
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ill., STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orle ms.
BE remembered thkt this 10th day of March, 1860 be
fore me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New arlea Who being duly sworn according to
law do dpoe and that the above accounts are Just and
true Transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANFIER, Secretary.
Swoi to and Subscribed before this 10th day Of March,
1860 D.F. mToHELT
Second Justice o. the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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The actual demand, cash liabilities of the banks
were 3o,32l AIS, with specie in vaultto the amount
Of fraction Of over 81 get, and exchange to the
amount of fraction of over 20 get, making to-
tai of 81 get per cash in coin and its equivalent to
meet the circulation, deposits and distant balances
"a very strong and powerful position. Though
the 20 f3ct. in exchange is not recognized by our
statutes as coin or to be considered as such vet in
financial circles it has something more than nomi-
nal representation.
The changes in the bank movement for the .vaalr
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL

Steam Train from the Lake to the city on week days
The Steam Train will stop Gentiy Station when notified,
except however mail trips and during the
Sunday afternoons Fare cents each and
must have timely notice to stop 8
Sunday Arrangement,
On Sundays Steam Train will the city O'Clock
A. NJ, in lieu Of the Horse Car.
The Train will the city Sundays every hour
from II N. until II P. NJ.
From and Sunday the 9th May, the Cars will leave
either end of the Road half hour from o'clock p NJ
until o'clock r. NJ
The Horse will make extra special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceive due notice. ##8H
Canal the Depot every five min
utes
H-Passengers earnestly requested to their tick
the office under the Depot Caecks, tickets
will ne handed them the
my1 G. PANDELY Superintendent.
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E2RENCH AND OTHER MODERN Lam.
H. GUAGES, HOUSEKEEPING, etc.
s PROF, RICHARDS ACADEMY,
No. 90 Grayier street. Mercantile Institute

Having the assistance competent teachers shall,
this day, receive any pupil wishing any ALL
the Modern Languages, Book Keepng Mathematics Penman
Ship Architectural Drawing and all the branches necessary
complete Mercantile Education NY terms viii be found ex
eraey rai and feel confident that any pupil Of ordinary
Industry will learn in ONE MONTH at Academy than
he would WHOLE YEAR at half the Colleges and
called High Schools Gentlemen invited TO call and examine
my system. Academy open from A. H. to 10 p NJ fe6
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Tho Board resolved pay interest Of six
per cent In all the outstanding certificates Of Profits to
the holders thereof Or to their legal after
the SECOND MONDAY NJ August proximo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40
cen the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
ending the 3h Ju 1889 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the frs day OF October next.
resolved further thht after eserving One Million OF Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue or the wear 1886 bt redeemed on and ar the Second
Monday in August proxiiho well rs 70 FORTY PER
CENT pf Profits OF the Issue Of 1851 and
after the 10th Of September
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
GEORGE JONAS viceP President.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent
erest outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Second Monday May next reee and after that
date the Scrip e 1858 and they have further de-
clared scrip dividend 81 Thirty Three and One Third per
on the net earned premiums year ending February 80 1860
for which certificates will issued and after the FIRST day of
June, 1860. . = -
= A. CARRIERE, Vice President
H. r. JAyyfrR Secretary.
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4 PER SHIPS cR1MEA AND P. FLOOD, from
TX ArT1mAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are
@ Ist DURABILITY-e9ua1 to the best slate roofs.
"a. IMPERMEA to any other; crack
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-I presents smooth granite like surface
4th CHEAPNESS-I costs much less than, though it
good any wood roof ard less than the interior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public
cost of cutters and valleys
9TH JNGoMBUsTIBIIITV-It will resist fire better than
slate roof. - -
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat Of
this climate protects the interior of buildings the
tense heat of summer.
7th SOIIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother from
posre roofs Of Slope and being of light
weight moi require heavy aers support while 1t Ii
not liable and breaking does require REPAIRS
The t'TRoPIGAL RooFING' lisa chemical compound Of
substances several which peculiar ii alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
hs agent may verified by any wishing 1t be-
fore contracting.
Ali orders left at the Postofce, Box No. 2 will III
pi'Ai"s '''esNe y j. g. KATHMAN,
felk lv corner Of Benvile and Nsrnis
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8tbislu of TIE 5llarksts.

IA
s8 Monday Morning, yans A -.
COTTON rhe market was inactive again On
Saturday, with poor assortment Offering and but
rev buyers out, and the sales were confined 70
about 1900 bales, prices being irregular without
material change. We quote
NEW ORPHANS cLAssI k1I6sls.
f fn,ssoT, s saI ss;:.
Good v, ogTdnary 5ssg s33 MSddIing Fsir.
srArS,srsr - aorr,,.
s.. an hans 4, ssn,.,n,vs ,ssa IL =,
s ss, veg sinss;
-.
Exported since ". 4. WI 80 -
hApof'sa 80 ~
Stock on hand not clearsd. Iifoss
w TOBACCO. ...W we heard Of only about ~ hhds-
sold including Ii at -, IL at si, ats, and ~ At
VIC. y y. ~. IS
sIArkAhNr III fohAcco-
Rscsyea since 80. tss q
hsesived yesterday a. " u
\. w. 4Ts 30
Exported SATURDAY AZ 44ssx
stock GA hand MOI cleared. Y q s5S
SUGAR. The sales were confined to about ion
hhds. at full prices. Fair to Fully Fair ranging at
7@7So. % ID. Little or none left On The Lcyee in
first hands. Two crops. embracing some ZOO hhds
we're sold two Of three DAYS snce On PIantatsan IL
7ac. 70 b.
MoLAssEs. With very light receipts We NO.
ticed the sale of oply 40 bbls Prime AZ so 10 pa,
Ion. A cargo Of about 400 I1ds. Cuba was sold a
few days since at zoe. ID gallon.
FLOUR. We noticed sales 81 about $500 hills.
including 900 bbls. Superfne at is W.. 55o ID three
lots Mt the same 200 II three lots AZ IL ri, M, In
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IACoBs' Art GALLERY, 50 CANT STREET,

~ New Orleans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
TINS mbroype and Photograph Gal
ry established in 1872 that he has secured Of
The services Of Mr. p JACOBS the original proprietor who
just returned from Europe with the
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures of all sizes in oil coors ivory ether material
TO suit the taste and price of will taken in unsr
psssabe style. Photographs from life pictures
public private buildings or of machinery, will be
The best artists in the United States employed
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction
Instruction given in the art
Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
works Of and and ladies' and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit it.
81 SIN ' ~. - - L. $. LIPMAs.
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CExscESr OsTicx. NIL III x;xxx SsEsnx
la Monday Morning., Jnss 4. 1410.
CcrrOH The market was inactive again On
Saturday, with poor assortment Offering and but
few buyers ont. and the sales were confined 70
about 1900 bales, prices being Irregular without
material change. We quote A
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z,-NEW ORLEANS, JACK
hsss S1S Mi SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
- - ss iiEzs@sessSfzzzzEzRAmRoAD.

1850. .Transportati0n Department. 1850.
Freight will be received at the Companys Depot foot Of CAL
Hope street. up $3.50 P NJ daily Sundays exceptea)
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked initials OF consgnee place
freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line the road its
The Company prepared receive and forward freight
all points the Mississippi Central Railroad far Jack
Tenn.
Blank railroad freight may be obtained
Depot Messrs Gorson Armstrong; Camp street, by
those who wish to them.
Company itself responsible for the value of all
shipped by the road which be lost by FIRE from the
time recepted stations the line until twelve hours
notice consgnees Of its arrival at the depot in this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern ne between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for its account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
obtained this subject Of j. j. MoKEEYER Esq.,
96 Camp street.
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt notes. specie ewey other express mat
They will he received by the Adams Express 96 Camp st.
s. WILLIAMS,
General Snperint endent.
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sssSsssyssSA Loss OF TEETH-Dr u WEST
liz St. Charles street continues supply the
ffFSsSys%TA Loss OF TEETH without wires Or springs
IIIupon his principle of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal Appreciation and
ended bn he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and mascaion and perfect and natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those will find these to be
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last fifteen
years Office residence liz st. Charles street.
from Lafayette Square, se5 If
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MAIL TRAIN at Z A. NJ,

MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN at PM,
Both which make close connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road.
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Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans, Jack
Northern Railroad Caope and Magnolia
atxaa follo
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Amount Of Discounts beyond ninety days Nay 1 vi SS
Amount Of diaconnts beyond ninety days June ~
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The exclusive patent rie
By q company Of gsiiheln'
States of Louisiana, Mis- %
Fjeritla. Texas and South
chase parish, county or I !
obtain the same appt
agent for the above con pa
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TOBACCO. We heard Of only about 40 hhds.
sold, including IL at =, II at Of, ate, and u Al
9lc p ID. I.
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pLANTERs, q ATENTEp CORD WOOD
,.r,nyssYus PLANTERS, PATENTED
- ~ 49, q DIV GOD GUTTER.

ehts of the above have been purchased
len Of the city of New Orleans for the
igsippi. Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee,
j Carolina. All parties wishing to pur.
State rights, or sets Of machinery, car
lying to the undersigned, who is sole
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+ OUIsIANA MUTUAL Insurance. ooMPAsY-

ffice corner Of Camp and Nachsz streets. New
NF Orleans.
, 1860-09-04


Mr. Douglas Sill ,njs i.saperable difficulties
in the way cf escer:4iciaR the Residence Of lis
mother. By scne perveIae lutte, whose untime-
y interpretations vex us I'll, lie will, i ubtles.,
be Goa PEELED to visit every principal southern
city aDd ha:fite towns k.iore he hits upon The
unSthern village where she Iives hnd awaits the
return oi her abscnt Sou. And thea Ut Is be.
Ieagucred at ereTy point by people, who do no.
seem 80 anxious 70 set him un toe rx xht roEd u
to hear him return thanks, and feaununce the
fifisl au,y. II be ttltG'aphs to ons cry of bis
coming, no ose consutts the directory, acd tells
him his mother is not .esideut there, Init they
insult his grief with brass bands and aid his
search with torchlieht professions. It is not
c.Etsln il Mr. Douglas viii ever iud his mother.
The CENSUS takers mag lid him; but, iud ling
by the past, even this hope will be denied. A1-
other unfortunate ulaa not in publici,fe. All
manEer ct dixesscs harnss him, aud keep h'tn
a*Ay from civlc duties as peEversel7 hs 1h~ loss
Of his mothtr keeps him from tiiial ones, When
the homestead bill passed the Senate, eout
s+ized his lsgs and held him Mt the foot OF lie
capitol bill; when offers were paving tribute
| to the memory ol Broderick, II nlalign pleursy
ccnst1icted bis trachea; WHEN the Davls reso-
lutlous passed the Sena e, he hnd the dfsea!ery;
when the bill came up in the sanls body for the
admission Of kansay, cancers IN The boTeis
| we're telegFaphed Is the rew ill tlis fssh wbs
heir 10. And eren now. if 4 pitying couutr,
calls him to the presidency, what physician
kuo1aa drug in the mater1a medsca cestaan II
Insure 80 ill-fa.ed M aEp,rHnt against some in
srtsoriai affection. N the end, preventing hi
occupancy uf the chair Of state.
, 1860-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-3sn. Walkers plans
e1cite 10 l.t&le interest in ei.iai quarters tb1t
no naval vesse1l bsye been directed especially
TO watch his movements. E.ery precaution
will, however. be taken to in. .rcept any armed
bodies leaving our shores to join him. The cr-
rand of Minister Dimitry from Costa nica 10
Nicaragua recently, 10 exercise all tho power
known, more in spirit Of diplomatic duty than
With the menus Of success.
Information has rea:hed here that before
Walker captured Tfuaillo be dispatched 10
Nicaragua, to secretly organize his friends in
anticipation Of his invasion Of that state
The services in ali the Roman Catholic
churches here Yesterday, we're dedicated to the
spiritual and temporal aid Of the Pope. The
a;tendau.e was unusually large aud the contri.
buttons were liberal
Assis,ant Secretary of State, Prescott, las
left the CITY On brief visit 10 South CaIo!ins.
Tho Hod,une Of Friday last Gays thas tbs
achoouer TAYLOR sailed for Runtan On Thursday
| with I number Of Walkers friends on board,
| moet Of them By special invitation. Tho Tay'
Tors cargo consisted principally Of provisions
| and 95 packages not rBmed.
| The San Antonio (Te1is) HerdH Of the els1
August, learns thtt the Post Othce and y s:orc
1t Gavernia was destroyed By tire on the 17th
Loss from 25 to $4,000 dollars. The fire was
| anuposed to be the work Of IN fncrndiarg.
The Charleston Iousiers Key West cores
popdent Of the 26th August, saTs thst tbs bsrl
William, recently sold there, WAS seized duriol
| the Absence Of onr war steamer, By mAl
ran,ed Cummings, from New 0r!eans- Shs 80
under waY, but vas pursued By pilot boa
snd v.tsken, Cummings was examined by th
commistioner aud confined in jail under th
Piracy Law. -,
, 1860-09-04

The Confusion Ticket in New York.
The Douglas Bellevcrctt electoral ticket in
New York has begun to full to pieces of ,ts own
weight-or It's own rot:cnncss- Mr. Oswald
0ttendorier, q prominent and Influential Ger
man, who occupies place on the mongre1 con-
cern, signifies his withdrawal in the following
letter:
S1w YoRK, AuEnst -.
"GESTLrxEx: The rcpor.s Of the Democratic
Stale Convention, held Ut Syracuse, August Is,
16 and II, leG0, nrprise me Of The fact Ct my
nomination bY that assembly as elcctor for The
Fifth district.
~ iurther pcrcfivc By these reports that the
Convention selected from its members com.
mittce consisting Of two for each Jucicial dis
trict for The purpose Of the nomination Of an
electoralticket and that according to its fourth
resolution. the Conveu,ion cordially adopts
Stephen 4. Douglas ard Herschel Y. johnson
a. The Democrat: cauti atas Tor the Preeideccy
aud Vice Presidency of the United States, plecg.
ing itself to support their election to the utmost
extent OF iss power.
tlon for the nomination Of The electoral ticket,
was rcither called upon, nor was authorized
to dispense any of the electors, from the obi
cations Of supporting Douglas and johnson,
With, IA the chosen candidates Of the conven-
tion, they naturally incur, urless they shall de-
cline to accept the nomlnstion; and the deno.
tratic voters are consequently justified in e4.
pectiuE those who have btea nGminsted By the
snnn NJ thev haze nccs'tnd .rch na1;ns.;on -"
I'D hse. .jac,ad IN ~. j., ~ .iau.aani ~;
1a"a ~ tsoHr,ss soa H. - sA' 4" eo'-
a. ~. sdJra 10 ~ .is +ha Tfa;a1 49,. e Hx,.
boxeTer issued br 1he nn;nn aiectora, e" com1 -
tie, appointed By the union psrtg, for tile pur-
ast ~ .bst nn5tr - .scor.na.ds =, t.a e .,n,a
na,tr +ha .a,ra a, c,<rs wha r,sa
H+Enr1n,;r Stufc f:oovant;on III s.o,ae X, ~
afdi,ion to ,he efectors IN Inror or tSs;e cana;1
5tas MI 80 rar4, ~ .;1. e s 1.u
The names r.; xo,a fr:enda oSWr ns,,.I,. ;.1
t;n.1;, ri.ariv ~ carts;o ai.c,o.s ~, - ;.
democ1 attic ticket are at liberty to give their
electoral votes for the can ,idases of ihe Uoion
party.
ait thus crpears that persons belonging ia
, 1860-09-04
l. atGcner1l Scfa m bl6ss Movement for
Ele Hreh1dencEa

The Union and Idrt,tier OF Kocaester, titlI.
eric known ~ the atlest OF the Douglas ,ur-
malls Of Western New Yerk, now declares lis
readiness 10 abanaon 1'cngaE. aod 70 in Tor a
sublime universal tr4b for the Presidency. It
SAYS:
"There is . grand Union project, just
broach'd. which proposes the cuuccI.ng Of all
personal ob:igat ons and the elecun9 Of ao
unp'edged, antisectiona1, Union z cctosat
Ticket. such set OF Electors would bs at
liberty to vote II Douglas, Bell, johnson, Ev-
eret, Cr'tteuden. Walker, Guthrie. Stephens o!
Georgin, Foo'e. Seymour, or Walwor4h-not to
add to thr catalogue ot worthy names. And
xbat intelligent, patfio,ic, un'on-loring c: :izen
conld object to eitherf"
The case Of Mr. Douglas must be desperate
indeed. when his once haughty and crscgant
llowers can give their assent to scheme &C
preposterous. As the People are at present I'd
vised. they prefer to decide frr themselves xtt
shall be their President. They seem now II
hare made mp their minds to have Abraham
/ Lincoln. Your proposal to leave the qaestiol
to general scramble il respectfully declined
| ~. r. 1rs;une.
, 1860-09-04

Tue election for State Officers, Members Of
Congress and Legislature takes place in Yer
mont to-day The candidates for Governor
are Eraetus Fairbanks, (Repuhlicap) and John
g. SAKE, tDemo:rat). Mr.. nouelas has been
in Vermont tbs year bcwailiug his mother
and saving q good word Tor SAKE. Let us heat
how the peop'e in that quarter regard lis po'
G,icaI.iiliul errand. The yoto Of Vernon!
last wear for Governor stood: Hall tR:publi
caa) 81, l,3e7; SAKE (DemocraD ls,439. Halls
majori.y lC, ,SG8.
, 1860-09-04
{1rrss Il GT'ributtE
c1ay, Baker, and Tloffman's Appoints
""ss m&u39%

c1.v. Baker, and Tlofman's Appoint.
neusR4
cAss,rs u. CLAY, Esq, the distinguished r'o-
,acr Of freedom in Kentucky, will address the
people q Illinois on political topics at the FOL-
iov;uS times aud places:
Icka.l GdneHdAy. Ss9t D.
j.. 1hnr j. o*N ..
t4~A HGaJs Sc5t. -
HIM tSaih!A Go SATURDAY. eept T.
Mr. Clay will be accompanied at all his ap-
r,'ntmcnts, iron Woodstock to Henry, By
Hon. james H. Baker. Secretary Of State Of
Minnesota, who is IN eloquent aud able ora.
tor.
FRANCIS L. HOFFMAN, tho Republican nomi-
nee Tor Lieut. Governor, will be present at tie
meetings at Mt. Carroll, Polo, Joliet, Ottawa,
and Henry, and will address his fellow citi.
zene in the German language at each Of said
places on the evenings Of eaid days.
, 1860-09-04

TNION PARK. WEST CHICA-
~ 0u-Thfa o:-u.yl. now only s-eoad to waha4a
A.. Aehkaa av'nues OF pirate reside AL tie VA
!tea OF Tie country And tbs csts hero culao ned
Mones nvened It this p3tat With oscrtt good
afec fe eent. nv,1 nsnt. u.u:as It dhLa&o %nlJ
Ies1 hint they are Always ready to investigate.
, 1860-09-04

1 correspondent informs us that report
l,an been started in certain LOCAL. les that Cas-
sius II. Clay will not be a. Dekalb tomorrow,
and that somo persons who would Otherwise
60 10 thc meeting at that place, vii stay at
home. This is probably a ruse Of the Doug
lastes, wko desire to keep the honest numbers
ul tha. faction away from every place wlert
they would be iuoculated oy Republican
truth. Mr.. Clay is filing the appointment
made for him by the Central Committee. i'
expects to fl them sit; aud he will certainl.
be at DeKalh, if alive md w1ll, tomorrow.
, 1860-09-04
JIM ALLEN ANN THE MURDER OF
KE4TlMfss

Ii will be remembered, especially bE cit'
zcus of Irish birth, that on the 8.h day Of May,
1856, one Of their countrymen, Thomas Heat"
ing br Lame, was brulal]y murdered in Vii"
lard's Hotel, by the Hon. T. T. Herbert,
Democratic member Q. Congress from Calltor~
ni,. the circumstances attending the murder
were Of great atrocity. Herbert bad gone IN
to the dining room Of tho hotel about noon and
ordered breakfast, Keating tod him it wos
p,st the hour in which breakfast was served.
Herle.t thereupon assaulted him, and in The
mctc which ersued, shot him through tho
breast with revolver.
On the 18Th Of May tbs Hor. Ebenezcr
Kuowltop. Republican member Of Congress
from Maine, introduced preamble and reso-
luton which, after recting the facts in the
case, declared as folloWs:
Reso'r<d, That The COMMITTEES on the Judi
c:pyy Of this House be, and they are hereby IN
ktrueted to take the case OF the above nsmed
Philemon T, Herbert into confederation; that
I'll. have power 10 eend t0r persons and papers; !;
und report to this body at taeif earliest conse-
pience what action the Louse should tske IN
premises"
The resolution Of Investigation at onco Great"
Cd a furry among the "ctival1y," to whom
tie killing Of an 1ri.hman or the 0ogging of
negro are pretty much the same sort Of thing.
Tney tough. tie resolution On technical grounds,
lecl.ring that it could not be estertained be-
caus it was not question Of privilege" Ar.
Stephens, of Georgia, moved to>lay the ques'
ton On The table. Mr. Washburu, Of Maine
Inquired of,hc Speaker whether Mr. Stephens
motion would carry the resolution whit. The
Speaker replied in tho affirmative. "Then,
raid Mr. Washburn, 1T is virtually vote Il
suppress investigation The vote was taker
and resulted as follows: Yeas 70; nays, Il
JAMES c. ALLEN and WI. 4. RICH
ARDsON, Of Illinois, vo!ing in the afflrms
tive to suppress tho investigation. And no
only it, this true, but it is fact that all the a
frms,iye votes cazt were Democrats an
Americans, and all the negative votes but tw
were Republicans. The two other negatis
votes wero given by Humphrey Marsha
{Americar) Of Kentucky, and John hel
tpsmocrat) Of New York:
We commend this little circumstance to u
Aliens 1rieh ftierds, who will find it recordt
on paees 1928 and 1929 Of tile cong'essfoa
Globe, part ,, for 1856.