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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
From Rev. DIR. R,osear

n. :y- EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN IIjyoC\TE-
49, S.drLEs lNfALHELr 3AkINa PowpER-AH person.,
n"' o"ck~heai lake nay purchase this powder with cent
nc materials are perfectly harmless and NOR. llya
n'' mn 9"i' Siaraius &C. Nj fear saHr Ir,4t1 The
use 81 III make the stcs, Sweetest bread in Inc shortest
l"ss''c nt save time. labor, and rxren>e and never dis
IPti"S 'he accompanying simple directions are ob>rr,td
II Is manufactured IN Virginia. and is no invention
aA.t"hi John W. Gaick, manufacturer and sole Prom.
i'irihoh", va we Know him. and have tried it, uni
r"tit" " as the best We ever tried Get and mind the
,'"'' feb Ills.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Further Particulars in regard to the Cap
t-,re offhn Mnxican Steamers.

Nav Orleans. March 2l.-It appears iy the
fuller accounts received of the recent ALTAR IN the
Gulf that Gen. Marin's steamers returned lie
Saratoea's fire and tried to escape Tho steamer
IndianoIa pursued tho Gen. Mramon. when the
latter fred on her The Indianola returned the
Are md boarded the Miramon mt the point Of the
bayone,. 4 portion of the Indianola's deck was
carried away by shot The Miramon run
aground The Saratoga brought the Marquesc
to.
Tho Picayune is informed by the French prl>o-
Nor. aboard the prizes that the fighting done
principaliy by the officers, who charged aud fred
The ,uns, insisted only by Mexican officer. from
the shore. The two steamers had two hundred
and fifty men aboard. The killed and WOUNDED
number forty. The former were thrown aver
board The Inlanola and Wave had eighty men
each
The first engineer of the Marquis. nm American,
was killed Captain Turner asked General Mar
tin why he fired on American vessels without pro-
vocation? The General replied that his men
could not be controlled. lie knew the nationality
Of the Saratoga, and understood her insignia. Ills
men fred contrary to bis orders. Captain Turner
replied" You are entirely responsible for the
outrage"
1t is stated that this expedition cost $4,000, 900,
mostly furnished Mt Havana by tie government,
in accordance with secret article In the Aimonie
treaty.
The prize steamer Marquis is now anchored
opposite this city Lieut.. Chapman has received
orders from Washington to remain here and for
ward his dispatches. lie has dispatches also for
the British minister. Juarez had issued procla-
nation declaring Martins expedition piracy, and
authorizing any one to capture them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

Loss OF Penthouse WAN VESSEL. Boston
March % The ship Ariel arrived here today,
with n part of the crew, consisting Of some >lxt,
ty persons. of the Portuguese brig Of war M'ud'go
which fuundcrcd at sen january 90 The brig
sunk with Il number of the crew remaining on
board She vn. from China b,unu to Liz bon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

DEATH FROM lNnAiiNG CuLoRoFoRM. -The wife
OF Mr. ilen:y l.. Pope, of Louisville, XIV, came
to her death on Saturday, under the most distress
ing circumstances She was suffering from head.
acne, ana inhaled ehloroiorm to alleviate the pun
Mrs Pope was lying the bed inhalinr chloro.
form. When they returned she was discovered
with handkerchief over her mouth and dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 2l.--rhe Navy Depart.
mcnt has been advised by tho nag officer of the
Mediterranean squadron that the steamer lrequois
has landed our Consul General to Morocco mt
Tanser, where he was kindly received, and was
on the most friendly terms with the authorities
Ia the absecc of an American vessel the conln,an-
der vi the English ship oi war, vulu,e had offer
ed to carry our Consul and his family away, when
ever they desired to leave the city
The L 5. ship Congress 1T the latest accounts,
was on the eve of leaving Mnntivcio for Assuncion
Paraguay, in comp lance with orders from the Ma
Wy Department. on II friendly visit
There is tho best authority for stating that tho
capture ol tho Miramon steamers were not in con-
sequence of even line Of instruction to the COM
mander OF the gull squadron from either the
President or Secretary. Of the Navy, though the
net rs fully approved by the administration. Sec
rotary Cass had conference with Secretary Tuu-
ccy on the beet this morning
Tho steamer focuhantas is now under orders f,r
Vera Cruz, and the steamer Narraganset is on III,
eve OF leaving Norfolk for the Pacific
From the fact that Senator Mason EXPRESSED the
desire that MIR. llales resolution Of inquiry concer
nlnS the affair ut Vera Cruz should be adopted. it
Is presumed that the administration endorses Tho
course ct our naval officers there There nre other
things to confirm this other than the understand
ing that Mr. Mclane.s instructions explicitly gran
ted powers such as have been exercised by our
naval officers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

Turned LrcTuRERs-John Brown IT. son If
old Brown, lecturcd at Gustavus. Trumbull coun.
~ Ohio, on the night Of the 18th inst, on The
influence OF Slavery" His brother, Owen Brown.
VINO was at ilarper's Ferry made some remarks
after the lecture was over.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

TnE NATIONAL DkNocRarIC COMMUNICATING
Smalley chairman OF the democratic national com
mtec, Is in New York. It is stated that he has writ
ten to Washington, expressing doubt rs TO wha, his
duty Is In assuming the responsibility Of changing
the place of meeting Of the Convention from Charles
ton. All tho members of the committee in
Washington, some fyc or six said 10 he in ftror
OF change to Baltimore, mud think public sentiment
will sustain them, notwithstanding Charlcslon was
Fixed upon by the Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

The New York correspondent, of the Chicago Press
states, TINT Indian hemp Is used IN large quantities in
the former 'ity, and is rapidly taking the place Of
opium among those who have given them'elycs np
To the slavery ofncrsnes and stimulant. The hcmp
or hasheesh, without the stringent properties OF Opt
nm has II far more subtle and intense power of Gle
waiting the mental faculties, and is proportional,
dangerous. Its unhappy dcvotte receives wrrnin Z
until completely cnslaved by its mystic innucn!c.-
The writer says that there are hundreds Of persons
In New York, who are constantly under its nlucncc,
and the demand for 1t is increasing every day,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Rollins Institute.

The catalogue of this Institute for the session
Of lS59-'60 is before US. The course Of study
laid down is very thorough. and the condition of
this establishment, 90 elegibly and beautifully
located. 10 represented to be highly prosperous
We wish II great success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

| TnE St Louis Evening News nimates that Hon
Edward Bates will respond TO the action OF the recent
Republican State Convention of Missouri in a letter
defining his position in regard to the political issues
of the day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
j. T. DAVIS & co
Agents, Lynchbure.
Notice to Physicians and the Pr

Notlce to Physicians and the Public.
* sy@ ALLcotk's POROUS PLAsTERS--TESTlMo
"~S NlAL-"r ALLCoCK 4 Co. No 29l capal.st N,w
l"rk 10Th Now 1>9'ieniemen: lately suffered severely
from weakness in my back, oceasioncd by suddenly oyerex
"s my sell Having heard your Pasiers much recommend
' Il" cases {" Tins KIND procured ONE and all
'nal could desire. single plaster cured me in weea
YAM sra.t. f,il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

'"AiE OIL LAMrsl have Just received lar,c ,ssor,
- men OF Coal Oil Lamps with the improved Rn,n.r -;
WIN sel cheaper than any other in his civ a,s
"a!s on ahd supply of extra Burners Chn,peys WEI
aud see them ANnpr u. ,'n ,nnr 'a!l
i"" - lo3 Main Street, Lynchburs Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

At the prices fixed by the Charleston landlords.
Il, will cost oil delegates and outsiders from the
Northwest, who attend the Democratic National
Convention, the snug little sum Of about $500 in
ALL This prospect is terrifying to tho friends Of
DouoLAs, who are suspicious, and perhaps not with
out reason, that these cxtravagant prices ARE part
Of the wellconcerted scheme to kill of their favor
;e 1t will DO nearly impossible to full dele
cations even, on the terms. to say nothing of the
strong outside force which we were latoly told
would DO In attendance on thar OCCASION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Thanks.

We tender thanks to Hon Horace Maynard, the
able Opposition Representative from tho Knox.
willie Crcnnossee) Congressional District, for II VA
luabe Public Document, sent us per Adams Tx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

For Constable.
me- WE ARE authorized tn announce Col Nm. b
w. BROWN n candidate Tor reelection lo the Office
Of High Constable
S=> TO THE CITIZENS oF LlSCilHtE"-.N \" ore
p ing bern candilte Tor lii" ,hlce
of High Constable, respectfully announce myself us tan
date for that office, subject Your decision ii the polls GA
Tuesday, tn ID day oi pril ncN,
NH 9dtdc WM T. PEEClNN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

J The Albany Evening Journal Tharlow Weeds
paper, well known champion Of Governor Seward, !
states that II ''has in manner by direction III
direction, attempted TO shape form public senti.
neal in regard to the action Of The Republican Ma
tional Convention" II has 'ndiened no preference
for or objection to, the nomination Of any OF the
distinguished Republicans named for this high hon
or The Journal adds
and it may no, be out OF place time to say TINT
we have observed tho most scrapnlous fcllency to.
wards Gov. Chase. Gov. Banks, zen. Cameron. Srnt-
tor Fesscnden, AMI other eminent men WHOSE names
are before the public Theirs is nothing ~ far rs We
know. hut right feeling between The friends of t.esc
gentlemen and the irields of Gov. Seward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
WIN. "A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va.
AGENT FOR
Rec SEES PHOSPHO-PERl7VT OR
MANIpULATED GIANO.
INTRODUCED lsa6.

Is composed exclusively OF
fihey 6'ofna Nabrero GndRO, and Bot trGrios ~po
One HaJ Each
NOTE We call the attention farmers la the lc, tt "A ,h
ahoN Hunno contains plaster othe less "a uiJ-
substance Than the natural Gtino The alii on, of is,t
10 romblh aons 9" hano. has other gsIns
their Naiu, IN Ih"sate p Lime or An0ni, %Lci
arc 700 val a" !" give place To substance ma, a,
ir one-seo mn The price Guano Plaster To be used VIII,
ad'"nge must be applied IN quantities of Ie. per
acre; hti IL Is cas-! In see that the few
be applied when combined with Guano can be ~ lille ar NJ,
value Hence, II follows while combination Of iano ,,,
tanning Plaster may be sold at less price yulu il i'm. Il,
that, or greater proportion, reduced.
nave furnished the above standard fertilizer our fa
ers ana planters Tor the past four il has proved
sdr'"g V money in cost its superior as rtiliz or
TOBACCO has been amply demonstrated W.
We, therefore. recommend this uano 10 eops ners VITA
ohlire confidence, as standard and reliable FERTILIZER
NH 22-dSc3m WM Nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
COMMERCIAL
LYNCHBIR MAR ETS,
KEPoHIED
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD L G |: ID RO * + r.,
i33 MAIN STREET..
COMMERCIAL.

sHThese auolaons wis be unlestoe represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
1869.
Paper Hangings.

.u, Paper Eangings.
HAY l. IN store and rccei, hug assert
L nens Of WALL PAPER AND BoRDEi.s ever brought
70 hcnburs Persons in want will find their advantage
W eNie The stock: Pretty Chamber 10 and Nv
u.s. Pretty Chamber Patterns. glazed only cents Par"f
prices. II = VICTOR
nh " l53 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

What's the News! What's the News
WllN ncM Monday, March The III viii ..,. i., hand
~, s'mes and cheapest assortment oi goods slns OF
Mi'nar!, kmhroer,es, lacrs, h,ns Goods I.ory
Trimmings and Fancy Goods line rl'@lt>i red m nj,
or any h.r ely! The subscriber offers his friend, uj fi
pHhlc ~ ghcrai, at tins loves rah prices ing ,t INV
stock II" great care offer great Inducements in Irirc ana
style VIII be constant! receiving addition. during the en-
TIRE season. and ain confident thai stock for yart, nu
shtalhes WI he unsurpassed invite !on give me can
httrc purchasing elsewhere. have very lrirum, ns.urt
mel III French Mnenar!, Flomcis Lihun Etcls ali mis-
ana S les brahi tuhurg spi and French chip: also ,
morn hnhheiS fia aud Infants Gaps, Ladies Cans. ul,c
hhcH Grape loar',Ne cheap Embroidered ulas and set,
very eeganI it"i - c,nis up 10 $iH l. Lace Walls
Mourning aus splendid Curtain Muslin chcap: Gents
unn aes Ma aud silk Gloves good; Muhar Nuts and
nan! "tnrr iillg- too numerous 10 Come ON.
come an Ia No Il Main opposite Stzrr's hoi snr
anu one tionr above IhArman's coat ctorary. '
march =, Oddly JA~ WIJJJ,Nsox
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
n N~SANFoHD'S LIVER INVlGORAToR,
KS COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
NE\ EE DEBILITATES.

LIVER INVIGORAIOE
LIVER lNVlGOEAlul
~ - - LIVER lNNIGORAIol
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES CHRONIC DIAEIltEA
CURES COSTLY ENESS.
CURES FEMALE CoMPLAISTS,
CURES NORM DISEASES.
CURES fLATULENCY,
CURES tlloLlJ,
see advertisement IN another column. Tf,h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Mississippi Land for Sale

SSI iAIED sixteen miea South West of The City or
WV Holly Springs, and five miles West Of the Wi:
enlral Railroad In Marshall county Miss rou,ir, 4,
900 Acres, 100 clear between 2uo and 30, If which IL @
ror valley! which produced over Bale Cotton per acre 1n
S' season. Sad plantation Is susceptible Subdivision inn
"Seai tracts is abundantly supplied I'M pnrc free s M
'fI, anu Is Us healthy as the mounlans Of Virginia
For further particulars, the premises or address
NH i9-,3m - ~ W. ~ n ~ y ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Sheriffalty.

to- WE ARE authorized Ia announce ADAM CLEMENT
ny as candidate for tic Shorifaliy Of Campbell tnuhs
NH g}-dtlc+
m WI are authorized To dnHnl nee Eo.tE II, LEM
UJsE MON II candiarc tor the ~lprifal, of Campbell
l.ep ~
n. sr- WI are authorized To announcejoilN q. THORN
I1Y Hi.i. us candidate Tor the ncXt >herifaI OF amp
ln-l ouniy. ui ~i''l=
NJ ~ L. authorized tu announce FRANCIS THORN
JIG TON rs n Candidate for The Shrrilu. "i tam;hcll
county. Election day, ih lhur,das in May. lmh dlc.
NJ sy- WE authorized 10 announce CLIO. II. DA NE.
WCS RON n candidate for tie Sheridt, OF Amherst
county, at the ensuing election. uliI 2-dilc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Master Of Police.

n SS- We are authorized 10 announce JAS. O. EolAIL
H a candidate Tor election la the Office Of Master
al Police. ul l. diic
r. -A Ar the solicitation of Many Voters" respectfully
M my sell candidate for the Office OF Master
If Police ut the approaching: Spnn Election, promising il
elected 10 discharge The ,, oi The Office To the hc of my
Abilities I,eb g-ls JOHN MiltIIAM.
N .SS- MASTER OF PolItE.-l respectfully
W self Il candidate The office of Master Police
III the ensuing election IN April Having served several
l,asl the tity Nuc. believe the sa>a,;i
all parties, fame! can Ill The Office in question:
equally acceptable IilOe. j. AUSTIN.
heb II tide
NJ. ~ VIZ are "nthori"do announce WM e BURTON
urS as canGNiale for The oiioo Of Master OF Police.
h.i
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"DE ROSA" LIrORIgE.

GASES "Be Rosa" stick Lcor!ce for safe 10 arrive
III" ~ LEE, ROOKIE ~ TAYLOR
ARPER's MAGAZINE FOR APRIL at
- ,a "CREED's BOOK STORE
Mai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23

III ARPER For APRIL,
,ah,o PETERSON FOR APRIL. at
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-11

Senator Hammond. Of Soatb Carolina. who
has sent his check for $50 to the association.
They have no old maids in Japan; when
the girls don't get married voluntarily the
authorites hunt up husband. and make
them marry. willing or not willing. The
japanese know thing or two, if they have
been walled in for centuries.
AIetter from an officer Of the African squad.
ron says the discovery Of coal in Liberia, all
hehilly ranges abonndlng with il, will bring
not only wealth. but civilization to Africa.
The only drawback is the want Of proper
harbors for vessels along the coast.
Out Of the German population Of $4,000
10 the State Of Wisconsin, there is mt a
single individual from the Taderand confn-
ed in the penitenllary Of the State.
OBERLIS CoLLEGs.--There are eight hun
dred students at OberIin College. Ohio.
The ARE Of all colors and both sexes.
A large whale was lately caught near the
south coast Of Long Island. Il will yield
about forty barrels u oil, and is valued at
$4,000.
The bill prohibiting theatrical exhibitions
on Sunday, in w York, has passed. and IS
exciting the usual clamor about " restrictions
on civil and religious liberty"
lNEBRIATEs.-The Baltimore Exchange"
states that. under the title Of an act to IN
corporate an lnebriate Asylum in Baltimore,
the Legislature OF Maryland has given power
to the courts, on petition. (of any body, ac-
cordiDg to our intormaton,) TO take the same
custody Of the persons and property Of inc
briates as il they we're lunatlcs, and appoint
commissioners. &c.
EXTRAORDINARY AcE.-Mrs. Patsey Pullen.
resident oi Clo,erdale township, Putnam
Co., Indiana, has att ,ined the most extraor,
binary age. She wss born in Orange CO.,
N. e.. in March. I744, and Is nos sged one
hundred and sixteen years. Her mental lac
uI,ies are considerably impaired. yet she can
converse freely. can walk about the house,
and says her appetite IS as good as ever. She
is the mother OF eight children. two Of whom
we're born during the Revolutionary War,
aud Tour Of whom are still living. She went
TO Putnam county a widow. about 25 years
since. and is nov living with her youngest
daughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-11
NEW 5 lite MS.

The NewMaryland Code, on page 2ss. says
that IL any person belonging 10 THIS State shall
no out Of this State aud there marry with any
person belonging this State, without license
or publication, each of the said parties. on
conviction, shall be fined one hundred dol.
lars.
Mr.. Forsyth. editor cf the Mobile Regis.
ter, and late u. y. Minister To- Mexico. has
been appointed by the Governor 81 Alabama
commissioner, under the act of the recent
Legislature for the promotion Of direct trade
with Europe. The salary is si.sOo.
LErsoros Mosusxsr. Boston Jour.
nal says; The 6rst contribution Cor the new
monument Al Lexington has been made By
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-11
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. April 6.
The steamship Kangaroo. from Liverpool
on the 2ist. arrived here this morning.
The question Of the annexation ii Savoy
TO France has been definitely settled BY trea-
" between Sardinia and France. The pro-
position to submit the question to popular
ballot sas rejected by large majority Of
both Houses. probably the French l.egisla.
ture.) The Municipal Council Of Nice yo-
ted against the annexation OF Savoy To
France and a deputation TO Turin on the
subject.
Signor Fsrini formally presented 10 the
King Of Sardinia the votes Of the Emillan
provinces 10 favor of annexation. The King
said. in reply. that he accepted the vote. a
also thst Of Romagna. but at the same time
he would NOT fail in de,otedness to the
Pope.
The Pope had addressed a monitOry TO ths
King Of Sardinia. breaking OF all relation:
aud accommodating him.
Il is reported that Piedmont wants loan
Of one hundred and fifty million flames.
Austria declines 10 renew diplomatic re-
lstions with SARDINIA. owing TO the fragrant
Nlui@Ainu w thC utalf W SNi'Sht
A squadron Of four ships oi-Mar. headed
by the screw.steamer Hero. Is 10 escort the
Prince Of Wales 70 Canada. The Times
strongly recommends that the Prince max,
a tour Of the United States. and feels assur
ed that his visit to the President will be ap
preciated.
Mrs. Jameson. the auihorcss. is dead
Florence Nightingale |. seriously III. ant
prayers had been offered up for her recover!
IN the garrison chapeIs.
The commercial Treaty between Enslan,
aud France Is ~ full operation.
Cotton Is dull and generally unchanged
Bre aistuIls firm. Provisions dull. The no
ney market was active, but genersly un
changed. Csn.uIs Tor money. 81 a 9iB 10
account, 94S 9is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-11

femesssed bin then came up, and Mr. Push sPoke in
favor Of il. and Mr. Wigfan sysinst il.
On Thursday, Mr.. Wilson submitted resolution
which lies over nstruciing The committee Military
affairs TO inquire into the contracts by the War Depart
mont within the last three years, for iron for public
buildings. and also for shot, shells, iron gun carri-
ages. The bill passed extending 10 the lakes the pro-
visions Of act limiting the liabilities Of the ship
owners MI Dayis's Territorial resolutions were made
the special order for Monday. A bill Masking an APP
preparation to pay the expenses Of the visit Of the ia
panese Embassy was passed. and the bill concerning
courts in the Territories. The Indian appropriation
bill was taken up and Mr.. Latham offered an amend
ment relative to the Indians Of California.
Al one O'Clock the discussio Of the Homestead bill
was resumed, when Mr. Brown and Mr. Green discns-
sed the preempton policy preferable 10 the Home.
stead bill. An Executive session was then held.
On Friday, the Senate passed the House bill making
an appropriation for repairing the works on the piers
at Chicago. The private calendar was taken up, and
fifty bills passed.
10 the House Of Representatives, on Monday. April
2, the Utah Poygamy bill was discussed. The debate
involved the question Of Congressional power in The
Territories. Messrs. Millson. Pryor and Eiheidge ia-
yorcd The bill Mr. Taylor argued against i. lie wish
ed TO ertirpae poigamy 10 different way.
On Tuesday. the Utah Palygamy bill was discussed
all day. but no action was taken.
On Wednesday. The committee on Military Afairs
reported against the amendment to the Military Acad
envy bill calling out Texan volunteers The Poiysamy
bill was further discussed.
On Thursday, the House passed the anli-Polygamy
bill by vote Of l4O 10 so, and then went into commit
tee Of the whole The tariff and loan bill. Mr. Love.
JOY made violent abolition speech and called the
Southern for reply the excitement great
al one time that a collision was imminent
On Friday, resolution adopted calling on the
President for information respecting the expulsion Of
Americans from The city Of Mexico.
Collector schel Of New York. having refused TO
produce private papers before cOvodes investigating
committee. the committee proposed 20 ansisn him be.
fore ihe House for contempt.
The private calendar taken up. and several bills
acted on. The House then went into committee Of
The whole, and Mr. Wells Of New York. made an abc-
Iilion speech