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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
TIE BON SLED.
3 y ARCHIE DEAN.

!! was bright, shining day in winter
and the prairie for miles around was Gov
cred two feet deep with snow. The
roads were IN a splendid state for sleigh
ing, and pretty Lizzie Stanton, u ho stood
by tn sink washing dishes. was thinking
aud dreaming, and dreaming and wish
ing. If she had lover wi,h great tack
eyes, and curly hair Ike ra ren's wing
with brow Ike a snow wreath, aui q
form Ike The poplar tree, and he would
come flying along in a g.Iied sleigh. with
velvet cushions and downy lurs, drawn
by grea. white horses in giidvd harness
and on their backs would be sadJle,clo.hz
of azure satin, spauglel with silver stars,
while he sllver hoots-
Would keep ti-se
To the silver chine
OfA hundred silver bells
and this remarkable individual .sas TO
rush IN, kueel at her feet, anl IN thrill
ing tones commence a -peech-wh.ch was
Interrupted by knock al the door.-
Grandmother Stanton looked up from her
knitting aud told Lizzie that she had bet
ter open the do0-, tha, young lady being
so far in dreamland that the though, had
no. occurred 10 her. She gave her M
agiQary lovet On answer lha! sent hIn
flying ayay rather faser than be came,
ard opening the door admitted real
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
VALJ ABLE
I a Il NJ :
r d ES = Al f.

rI'HE Subscriber sale following valuable
] Farms, situated in the Town Of Waldwick. Iowa
County, Wisconsin, IL miles of the city OF Mineral
Point. One hundred and sxtyfour and half Acres of
Land, 80 Acres dnder the plow has II a good Log
House and Sheds, and good M.il site there
the County also enty OF Timber with Meadow Land
from which POO tons of hay can be taken annually
SAFE Farm l. rented tut the purchaser gets the rent.
The sboYc farm will be sold for Sl2uo, 90.
ALSO
Two hundred and thir we'll calculated for
two Farms Has on il two Log Houses and the walls
of Rock House, 90 By 70 feet stories high, the
wood part which burned on the 18th OF March
pne hundred and twenty tive unter fence y
in Wheat. Is IN Oats and IS aers ia Corn
said Farm j. Supplied NTH plenty Of sheds and
failing water. The crops the ground viii halt pay
for the farm. good School House the corner Of
the farm.
TERMS .-one-hatf cash. the balance in year. At 10
per cent. interest.
The abov- farm will be sold for $500 90.
II the above property i not sold within few da
il will be rented good the leD'er To take the
Crops The property must be soid rented, the
undersigned sails for California the 18th of June
For particulars enquire At the Tribune Ofce At the
store o Lrualan < Bro, Mineral Point.
JAMES p. LYDON.
Wz1dwick May %, 1850. 22tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
CARRIAGE AND rLoN BoLT>.

VI-@T rccci .ed AZ the Htr.vrrc ST Is. Girert fom
- Pants .nufct atiuz tu al Connecticut, ONE ton
So Caring and p Ba}ts uatch Ni sell at Chi
Gag. prices
Istf TI,ANEL * EATHEOP.
.t.a non ACRES. UNINTPRo-
ttf,iUO vcg I.l4s.>, loNa, l.tit5 r5te, G.lut,
Green. l.leaui >auA Crawford and other codntie. 70
sal . ea-y Appix 2"
D. II. wHiFTissEY. & 20.
Jan. 25th 1859. vt8-n4-t.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
). Il. NoFEETT. n. u.
DIX. ueI. uILEERRAND,
JOHN Ho.LINGSIEAD,
>ANI. II W. RESI-.

pet-N e~gi, pers ami perusicai.aul Agent ot tile
Heu4e insur4ncc Co. Of \. Y. next door She Post
Qasee tIt-A trsrt Mineral Point, vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

hsIVJra "a ,,aSs,S r'si sss Rissmani eSsueetas
with Norfolk and PETE s5rrg ari Solnte hairoes ior
LynchImr. Brsol Memphls slt mf-rmrihs stt5ns
Weigh, received every dss aud hf0ugh receipts Tara she'd a.
pr - norih n,.r s, ,rry g.. s.,... t.... s..~ r,as
Day, At 3 Y. NJ. s.sinshis ROANOKE, CAPS t10,h cry
Thursday csirg on Point CON 'uft y lad pas.
steamship YORKTOWN, Cavt Psrsh. every Ssidr
day. a3P ". Freight TO Portsmouth, or Nlrok cents per
City Point ceufs. Rchmo1d 9ceuts Pssssge
20 Nor'ok ssteroom Included s. % fetsrso a
Richmond SO Excursi cs- - Norfolk aud bsck SIS
20 Peter burg Richnond AS
IIDLsW HErgEKEy us ar,aiwav
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 1860.
AMUsE NEVIS.

~
NTBL.as GARDEN.
IN jane T. ktroa ...."....,... .Lessee aud Manager
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NEW CARPETS, FOR vALL TRADE. AT REDUCED
~ prices ods sid In the retail department for cssh
only, aud unform prices Velvet Carpets from 81 2St,
81 90 Tapestry do from 51c 70 81 Brussels do from 81
70 81 9 Three Ply do 9c 70 81 TO- super do or % 1o'
Fine Ingram do all WOOL Soc. - Co., Common 90, cotton
Al WOOL SOC St<c yenesiaps all widths ADD qualities
Oro,hA various well scanned. Hearth Rugs
Door Rods GO 10 6 pruggets Table aud Piano
Covers MAtlnsu &c GRO r. l. HYATT 273 Canal street
through 10 81 Howard street. between B.o,dsay ant Elm
street
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POSITIVELY THE LAST MONT
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
For the BENEFIT OF
MR.. sOTHERN
Beng his farewell In his creation of
LORD DUNDREARY
MRS. JOHN WOOD
Fioreuce
Mr.. JEFFERSON
Az Asa Trenehard
Mr. CoUbDoCK
Az Abel Murcos
MR. PETERS
Mr.. sToDDART
"A Sir Edward.
MR.. BURNETT
As Coyie
MISS SARA 5TEVENS
As Mary MsredI.a
Boz Office open from 8 tiH5
Nednescay-Beneat OF Mrs JOHN WOOD
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DAILY LINE FOR CAPE NAY
II AND PHILADELPHIA.
VIA sANDFORD's LINE STEAMSHIPS
Prom pier a North river,
At O'Clock r. M Sunday excepted
Steamers BOSTON, DELAWAAE
and KENNsBxl
Goods Forwarded south aud West OF cou,m.Ass1a.
THROUGH IN TWENTY HOURS
FREDERIC PER GrN4
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uYArvAgrs AND SAMPLES FOR EUROPE can RE
Forwarded by American European Express per
week for All parts % fHrone NV
wrh ssspetch sanee delivered A. from ts u - serag
AUSTIN. BALDWIN 4 CO. Prosre.,r'. ~ Srosisp
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MUSICAL.

A LADY, COMPETENT TEACHER OF VOCAL Arr
n instrumental music wshes 10 te. AGA those TO
her Bosrd In respectl1 Die family reading
and Third aud Ftee nth thirty otto streets
bring piano desired address o. O B. s:4lloa Pos
Office.
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HAVANA AND NEw URLEASs
III EVERY Ten DAYS.
PASSAak FfETy nA arz

To sail on Stature AZ September l. at W O'Clock
The s.anship BIENv1fLF Capt j. n Bu.lsrs' Nh oor
npnce ~ receive frsghi sy.Augua %
above pisr tool OF Murray street North M ball
Of lsdinz signed After he hour d Ealing slvfsgsToN,
SrrtCHrKOS A 90. 81 srrrsy street eteamshp q.
HAwBt sas Tuesday iith. and De SOTO FRIDAY Ns,
ofS eplpmber.
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DALACE GARDENS
Il Holman Juvenle paflor oper, Troupe
menerg Monday August ~ The most novel and extrsoFi
nary musical aud dramatic art sis Of th. day.
Mss sae prua don conilue, aged nine years ack Og
edsed BY press the United aai Canada Be the
most astonishing concentration Of musical and dramatic
Live Jua aged sx yesrs eccentric vocais pianls. and
coincidence called from her peculiar style La Petite Picco.o
ulluL
Master benjamin. Who combines with extraordinary aris
tic talent and p-rsonson Of dialect chsrat;ers alto
voice Of great sweetness ant compass " The popusr ss
Of he day.
buo His performances the snare drum which has been
enthusiastically encoref wherever he has appeared mus be
witnessed be appreciated For has exraortnsry proacen
81 be presented By Company seventy ars rezmeu,
drumsk The p. onsnees Of these gifted and truly won
derfu Juvenile ass have been received throughout the
country with complete furore of enthusiasm and delight
her entitled SHE WOULD BIZ Az ACTRESS. 10 which sas
will sustain d1ereni eharscers with incidental s1ngs
dances &c assisted BY title julia, Master Alfred and her
sIGYoR NoSTASARr
The great ItaAsn bufo n1yer n chsrsei 49,.
Admission 25 cents g. V. DE fOkfsI, Propnetor'
F.B.-ssored Concert Sunday evening
NIAGARA rAIIs NIAGARA FALLS
IN The wonderful Boudn fra. ssc9Ron In New YORK Will
sscenson viii be The greatest ever made 6y him beins
Do feet high and 2,oO feet long,
.JoHS c. HESsAS's FESTIVAL,
PROVIDENCE MONDAY August n.
NEW HAVEN, TUESDAY. August ~.
HARrfoRD, WEDNESDAY, August .,
with
a"SSA'A AARON JONES
JOHN MCDONALD.
JAMES CussICK,
ADNfTTANCr ~ CENTS
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Haaa
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A OPPRESSED TO MARRIED AND slNdLE -DR WAT
"A SON Debility Ac, With ANATOMICAL a. An1 drx -
inss The best wox for he non g,oisssooA res 80
way n r. and By the author, 80 Boone sree, '~ond
biloxi BrNdway where he be consulted 81 AZ AZ
fectons Of shis ckss, from A. ~ osf.h.
mr. WARD CAN BIZ CONSULTED AS USUAL. PRE
~ mature decay and Kindred dsease~ efectlaly cured
procure his box Gratis 70 psneoiA once as Brosd~Ay'
nR. r. CoBBETT HAS REMOVED FsoN HIS OLD
~ odce at No 10 Duane street, 70 hs present yery convent
Of Offices No 70 Centre street between Chambers sad
place where be can be consulted Or. q Is mem.
Der OF the New YORK University Medical College see ne
diploma IN his Once. N. B.-Ooserve vel Inc name and
uuubsf
noCToR HUNTER CAN M CoNsuLTGD At his OF;
A. D. i<a Open from NJ until ~ o'clock At nE h his
NV medical WORK lhe voae Nscun, lo3 l c9oret
German sOes ADD dH rsms ar. 70 patients
The chapter nervous debility more valuable ihan sD
M COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, MEMBER uf the
College Of Physicians ard Surgeons Of New YORK may ~
consosed daily al hA oace from N the mornng INT" "a me
evening.
INFORMANT TO me MARRIED. AND THOSE ABovr
Diseases OF 1omen has Just pubs-cd ihesh soa Of his
vsIusbe boos eatileI ',fhe Married womans Pryts Neil
cal Companic." rrcs 81; sold by H. q LawRESC5 No.
York wfl be sent BY NAL 10 ysrt OF ne tne1
States Canada receipt OF o. Addres' box i@4' New
YUk 0y.
JrsT issrED-A NEW EDITION oy Dr. BARROws
Researches scepuacsy ius,ra~i with w seel en EsvnEs
Price rs To be bad n thu shDr ip Bsscser ~ ton,
dnors from AsodouzsL once hours IRON IL W. ~SA i""
pns
DRoFrssoR RFsrREL4 i62 CHAMBERS srREEr CAN
te consulted a. usos o. b e~er' 70 ooi t''s rev 'o's
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CrEAMER OF SEPTEMBER g.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRa.
United States Mail Steamer
vANDEHBILT
Captain p r. Leievre,
VII pier No North river New York At noon on
Saturday, September with mails passengers aai specie Tor
PRICE OF PASSAGE.
Fnst cabin, $40. secopd cabin So.
Third csbln 70 Havre, SIS, TO Southampton, 80
u. TORRANCE, Agent
No Bowling Green, New York.
Rteamshiu ILLINOIS sails september q.
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DuMsEy A NEWCOMERS NfSsTRRbs ARE SOW I'm
~ route IVES. and south with their nammoh troupe-
Triple Combiuat,u. Corps De Ballet P2ntomims and Min
sresy-win perform IN Troy Nondsy, August ~. Albany
Tuesday and "Wednesday - ADf ~ hsn visiting the
principal cities Chicago aLd ~ Louis, cpnanunS
Their route Gown The Msssgp liver % New or esns where
they the fall 1T Nresrs SpauttR Rogers Am
phh.stre wh has tccn newly decorated rem0iied ard
Improved tor ID cninz year. Due nce wAl Be EFea IN
each plsce Of Intended
RUNsEY sEwCOvB. wansger api Pror-sio,s
vNAETED-T CANTERBURY Muslc uALia NO. e53
w BrosiwAy, iveaJ t>ag Dsaee4s.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
.-->~>,~.>-,-~.-~y>~~>->
News from California, Washington Ter
ritOry and Oregon.
INCREASE IN The RECEIPTS OF TREASURE.
-~No~-~~->-~ ---~~->~~~
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.
END OF THE WAR In BUEI0S AYRES.
-~>~N~~~~>~~>>-~~>~~>~~
TREATY OF PEACE WITH GEN. URQUIZA.
Triumph Of the RevOlutiOnists i'm
New Granada.
~~--~~-.~>~~oo.>~~-v~o
THE WAR I'M ECUADOR.
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW British TREATY WITH HONDURAS.
---~~>-~->r-~~-.---~--
AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.
nARRAGEs AND DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA.
TIL H M A R X H Il =,
&C., &C., 20.


The steamship Atlantic, Capt R n. Pearson, arrived
yesterday morning, in days from Aspnwa bringing
passengers and specetwenty days from San Francisco
The Atlantic LEFT New York December 20 230 P.
and arrived ct Aspinwal at $40 P. N. December n,
making the passage in days and four hours Her
passengers and newspaper express crossed early the
morning Of the 2sth December and left Panama the same
day the Golden Gate Tho passengers Of heNorh Star
leittwenty. two hours afterwards
The Pacific Mail Steamship Csmpauys steamer So.
nora F. r. Baby commander le San Francisco December
TO- at 10 A. NJ, in company with the steamer OrizAba.
December g. ats A. NJ, TIA miles from San Francisco,
spoke steamer John L. Stephens, bound up. December
g. n, l1s miles above Acapulco, passed steamer
Cortes, bound to San Francisco. December 81, at
A. NJ 35s miles from Panama, steamer Unclo Sam.
The Sonora arrived at Panama January I, 1360, at
p n, making the run from San Francisco In twelve days
and Eve hours Her passengers md treasure arrived In As
pnwa the evenings also twelve tons gold and sver
ore for New York.
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THE JANE STREET HonuDx CASE Coroner Jackman
ton upon the body Of George W. Church, lately residing
at No. 96 Jane street, who died rom the effects Of violence
received the ID inst during hght at the grocery Of
peviousy reported appeared In evidence that % the
afternoon OF tho day above named carAn, named Ste
phen Kennedy, and three four Others entered the
grocery 70 drink, and soon Kennedy bad some angry
words with nins the proprietor general fight cnsuef,
apd Mr. Church, who lived overhead down stairs 70
sec what the trouble was At this moment Kennedy was
The others in the store including the deceased, followed
and the 6gbt resumed, and Mr. Church was struck
upt the head With cart rung and knocked senseees 70
the pavement He was conveyed to his apartments
hR death. Kennedy IVES subsequently, srested, but tho
evidence against him very slight, and he was dis
charged Lattery Martin Tnolc was suspected, but
the police have been unable 70 Ind him. Tho deceased
was native Of this city, thirty eight years Of age and
leaves wife and children post mortem exsmina-
ton OF his body showed that death caused by compress
SION Of the brain produced by fracture Of the skull The
Inquest was not concluded, and will be resumed this
morning.
TIE LATE FATAL AuRxr IN IxovARD sruzr. Coroner
schrmer held an inquest on Monday at tho New York
Hospital upon the body Of Thos Clare, native Of Isc
land thirty hve years Of age, who died the day previous
partly from the effects Of stab In tho len thigh, inflicted
by sailor pamed John Howe. Il was In evidence that
entry OF the narDts occupied by deceased at No 143
Leonard street aAd deceased who acquainted With
HIM, attempted TO put him on bed Howe was quarrel.
some and brandished dirk and deceased was stabbed
examination made, and the jury rendered verdict
Of Des,h from proet alton and derium uemsns, SUPER
induced by stab at the hands OF Howe" On the rendi
ton Of tho verdict Howe was examined He stated that
hrcs ut No 141 Leonard street. He caima that he did
not cab deceased Intentionally.
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THIRTY.sIxTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
wAsHrEeroS, Jan. 0, 1869
Mcssrs Seward and Douglas appeared in their seats
The attendance was SHIN.
THE TERRITORY OF NEVADA.
Mr.. GwN, (dem) Of Cal, introduced bill TO organize
the Territory Of Nevada. Referred
eovERyxEyr PRINTING OFFICE.
Mr.. Brown, (dem) Of Miss, gave notice Of bill to cs.
tabnsh government printing Office
ARMY MATTERS.
Mr.. DAVIS (dem) Of Miss introduced bills to facilitate
the enlistment Of soldiers IN the army ax the pay aud
regulate the allowances Of officers Of the army 10 pro-
infrm oHcere-all Of which referred to the Com
mittec on Military Affairs.
Tue BOSTON POST OFFICE.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep Of Mass presented the petition Of
committee Of the people Of Boston against the removal Of
the Post ONCE
m San JUAN ISLAND AFFAIR
Mr.. LANE, (dem) Of Oregon offered resolution calling
on the President for the correspondence Of General Win
field Scott and General Harney in regard TO the Island Of
San Juan. Adopted
Mr.. supnI, (dem.) Of La, introduced bill 10 pro.
hib the and circulation of bank notes in the Dis
trict of Columbia Of less denomination than twenty
dollars Referred TO a select committee.
CLAIMS AGAIysr NxxIco
Mr.. IvERsoN, (dem OF Ca, offered resolution in
sructng the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 inform the
Senate What portion Of the appropriated under the
treaty Of Guadalupe Hdago for the OF claims o(
American ctZene, remains unexpended. Adopted.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN CHARuHsroN HAVANA.
Mr.. MALLORY, (dem Of Fla, p eeented memorial
from the citizens Of Charleston for the establishment of
steamship line from Charleston n Havana Referred
TIE H0SNAs GRANT.
Mr.. FoeTER, (rep.) Of Conn being excused from the
special committee on the Honmas Land Grant, motion
Of Mr.. Toombe the committee was reduced 10 four.
STATISTICS or ooxxERcH
Mr. Wun fran or Masa ntr re-o
q statement Of the exports imports tonnage OF the
British North American provinces, distinguishing Canada
from the others Adopted.
rRE AxHr&D NEGROES
Mr. DIXON, (rep OF Conn, addressed the Senate in op
position TO the Pre- eidents recommendations Ia regad
the Ametad claim, going into lengthy history Of tho
case. He contended that there legal claim upon
this government Slaves had never been recognized an
property nationally but only locally. Ha quoted the let
ter OF President Monroe In support Of his position and
read from Srapish and other lava 10 sbox that slaves
could not be considered property He also quoted the
opinion Of Justice Story.
Mr. IvEpsoS, (dem Of Ca moved 10 lake up NJ Pueh's
resolution, offered last week. Carried.
Mr.. NxEeoy said the Senator from Ohio CHARGED him
with having advocated In 1s4S, while member Of the
lower house, the doctrine OF popular sovereignty.
BE admitted IL; but he had repented ana Yecauted
hts error. He now regarded IL the duty OF
Congress 10 protect by enactment slavery n the ferri-
torics, and denied the right OF Congress 10 prohibit
slavery therein. He then explained his action on the
Oregon b In 1919 and went into history of the legsla-
ton OF Congress since 1888 On this subject In Tie sourse
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Annivcrsary Celebration OF the Battle OF
New Orleans at B0ston.

The Jackson Democratic Club OF thf city celcbrated
the anniversary Of the Battle of New Oroaus by
quet the Revere House Rcsponsss 70 the oAss
made by II Wright, President Of the Crb; B r. Hal
lett 8. l.. Woodbury., Nahu Capcn, II. W BISHOP,
Governor Wells and Hon. W johnson, d Maine; Colonel
John q George, of New Hampshire; ". sayes, OF
Rhode Isand Or. BarDete, Of New Yora, and others.
Letters read from Governor Seymour and others,
The affair vas highly sacccssiul.
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------ NAsH4St1OS, VAU y, ES0V
Xr. wrsrow, {dem) Of N. G., ASKED Mr.. GArtrell,
who entitled TO the foor 10 give way FOR call Of the
Honse.
Mr. GARnu1, (dem.) Of Ga, said that although he
wished TO trespsss the time Of e Eorse but short
time to-day, bis friends desired b and thoughs there
was p.ospecs Of Tgsnzaton be would cseery yield
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Total. .$l8 02f 62t 0&
Ordered 10 be printed and put on file.
The annual report Of Mr.. Thos. Fields, Public Admin
istrator, for 1859, received and ordered on hle
After dsposng of some routine business the Board ad-
iOurned 10 Thursday,
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met last evening, President Jones presiding
After the minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
approved few unimportant petitions and resolutions
were referred to committees when appointed.
Mr.. RoILwAGKS offered a resolution TO appoint COM
mtee 10 report ordinance against the sprinking OF
salt upon broadway and other streets and the
city as at esent practsed after fall Of SNOW 1t vas
laid over.
The resolution which was presented at the last meeting
Of the Board instrucng tho Comptroller 10 take steps
toward dsposng Of the Brooklyn Jerry leasea called
mp and adopted "A voting In the Affirmative and In tho
negative.
COMMUNICATION IRON TIm MAYOR
communication relative 10 emgrants was received
from the Mayor thousand copies Of the message
ordered 10 be printed THE document is given the
port Of the proceedings Of tho Aldermcn
Mr. NUSsoS presented petition from Company Of the
Seventy ninth regiment asking for tho Of tho drill
room and armory at Jefferson Market, which was
granted.
The Comptroller transmitted a statement giving sum
mary Of expenditures city, trust and special accounts
from January 1859 to Dec .mber 81 Inclusive amount
ing 10 the aggregate TO $l9, ,Q2l ,bN.
The Corporation Attorney presented his usual monthly
statement Of moneys received for the vioauon Of city
ordinances, which amounted 70 48l7 Co.
The Board then adjourned till Thursday.
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Our correspondent in Aspnwa, writing the ID Of jan
uary says-Thc Roanoke will &c to Porto Beo tomor
row next day for water. The Relief remains In port
Tho Preble is ut Carthagena The Sabine, ST. Louis and
jamestown are of Nicaragua.
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the floor for the purpose Of wng with the understand
ing thai no would be entitled the floor when the dis
cussion was resumed.
The House was called.
hr. SMITH, (dem.) Of Va, made humorous explanation
as to his tasting egg nogg e Gath Of Dscembsr, which
was kindly sent him by lady wb's he was speaking on
that OCCASION Although strictly temperance man,
he was remarkably temperate He had not taken q
glass Of spirits and water for oryave years. although he
acknowledged he liked little egg nogg at Christmas time.
Maushtsr lie called attention . The remarks a q an 10
his district, which represents him strictly tempe
rance man. He complained Of the remarks Of cor
gallery in the House. deliberately Intending 10 bring
members into oontemps and dicnle instead Of presst
Ing them in the best possible position before the county
TINE BPEAKKRslnP
appeared on call Of the House that the only msm
bers absent without pair wele Aessrs. Forencs Hind
Mr. wNslow moved that the House proceed 10 elect 4
Speaker.
Agreed to, there being only i've dissenting votes.
nE TwHNrY NINTH hAILor FOR sPEAKKa.
The vote resulted a. follows
Mnoe number OF votes cs.....,.............. ZiS'
:. Nscessary 70 choice. cs...:;.................. no
Mr.. She, man, Of 0hio, republican n............ los
Mr.. Hamilton Of Texas, democrat -. ......... SO
Nr Gitner, Of North Carolina, Southern opposition. 2
voted for Nr. Rcynods and Mr.. Giimer for Mr. Stokes
y mr. MGpfH H.mros (asu votsx-li, Nh. w,nsrow
man %ss we're asssut az s Il s
subsequently, appeared ana voted.
Mr. LEACH, Is opp Of North csroina, voted for kr.
gooo conservative democrat should not be wanting 4
his friends Of the Southern opposition had Saturday
voted for Mr. Hamilton, that gentleman could have been
elected.
Nj. SCOTT tdem) Of Cal SAID he got ou. of sick bed
to vote for Mr. Hamilton not knowing that he had been
paired on with Mr. P0,tie
1m nnxuE1u nAllor FOR szAxrR-
The House again proceeded 70 vote, with the following