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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
Tho undersigned committee OF arrangements respectful
y request you TO recty most serious mistake made in
your columns Of to day in respect Ct the glorious Union
meeting OF the united German democracy at The Cooper
Institute lsst night
The EERAID ttstts that 'Mr. Anthony Eekhod' WAS
chosen chairman of the 3rstor meetsg and gives the
speech made by the chairman, "Mr. Eick1on."
Permit US TO say as common act OF jistice towards
o the moet respectable citizens and gentlemen that
Mr. William A. Ko1pe. the eector OF the Flfth district,
The Union electoral ticket chosen, and acted chair
last night and that blr A EickhoG not parlol-
pate in our meeting az all Repeatedly, yours,
Dr. WILLIAM SCHlRNER,
JACOB BOF,
WILLIAM sEE8tCH,
WILLIAM BESGUE,
nr PHI MERKLE
GEORGE @. BOOK,
Dr. JULIUS K0RN.
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The Third, Eighth and Thirteenth As
sembIY DistricM-COrrectiOns DC.

Inc 4nlIO. ElEhtn anu ~
sembIy Districta-COrrecttons, DC.
In sketches OF the candidates for State Assembly,
published in yesterdays Herald we made one or two
unint@ntonal Mr. Michael W Burns Of the Third
Assembly district claims that did him injustice In
stating that he was the Market and declares hst h
hse intention OF withdrawing and will not, unless tn
Convention tnat nominated him should so decide As h
bis former business he states tina. he agent To-
cate brokers su Head and took charge OF the stock
that arrived the railroad for hem and tna he Is now
employed 10 the Street Department
We gave two persons as candidates In the Eighth
Assembly district by The name Of Dunn; one Josiah
and the other Joseph r Dunn. Mr. Josiah r. Dunn. aud
not Joseph s the person that has received the nom
nation by portion az rammany and Breckinrifge par
ties He works in Hoes printing press estab shment He
informs US that Joseph X Dunn Is not In the held.
Mr. Thomas Higgins the Mozart Hall candidate In the
Thirteenth ply district has sent the following
note Ia regard to his proposition TO withdraw
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In your review Of the various Assembly candidates In
yesterdsy's ssue you place in altogether false at
tude am the nominee Of the Mozart Hall org zaton
and while have always been In favor OF honorable
union upon asDsle democratic candidate have never
either made entertained any proposition relating - q
ccuncimanc nomination, or anything else, your re-
view would seem to imply. THOMAS HIGGINS.
NEW YORK. Nov !, 1850.
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AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

Victor Emanuel had not reached Naples
The last steamer took report that Paavacno the
Pro DiclatoS Of Naples had resigned Later dispatches
say he and the Ministers remained in Office account Of
the popular demonstrations and the expected arrival OF
Victor Emanuel.
reported that fresh attack by the royasts on
the Geribadians had been repused
despatch from Naples the release Of Count
Arrivaeros, and bis recovery from his wounds.
The movement or tho French upon viterbo and other
places within fifty miles OF Rome caused great dssatac
tion among the Inhabitants Petitions TO the King Of
Sardinia and Napoleon the subject being most
merousy signed At various places.
1t reiterated that Austrian troops largely
centra,ed frontier and there unconfrmed
rumor that four thousand Auarlans from Mantua had
crossed the Po.
II was reported that the national vote In Sicily would
not take place I'LL the Goth.
The Sandman Chambers closed their session on the
lsh after adopting address 70 the King expressive Of
their homage and gratitude.
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Midd ing..,.., .,.................65s W ~
The total stock In port Ii estimated at 764 900 taes Of
which $50 eco bales OF American IMPORTS
Of the week, 20 248 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-oCr. Is.
Messrs. Wakefield Nash Co Richardson, Spence &
Co. and others report -four dull and partially declined 3D.
per Dbl quoted at 2ss. 30s Cd Wheat nrm and adj
vanced Id 81 per Genial red Western, lis 3D. l2s.
3D. do Southern, 12s 80 l2s Cd white, 12s Cd las.
ca quie, mixed and yellow 36s 3D. s7s; white, 800.
Ale.
OCTOBER 1e-Noon.
The market to day opened with slight advance all
descriptions Of breadstufs Flour 10 firm at advance
OF 81 per bbl wheat u active at an advance Of Id.
Cd per cenal. Corn has upward tendency; holders
demand advance: sales Of mixed at 37s 37s. Cd.
Another report rays that wheat has advanced Id ID
per GENITAL with strong nsnd and large business do
ing Flour has advanced Is Corn has advanced 3D. per
quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr-oCr is.
Various circulars report beef dull. Pork dull. Bacon
steady and quiet Talow nrm at last weeks advance
Butchers Association 64s. a DDS. Cd.
OCTOBER l9-Noon.
The provision market Ia steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports sugar steady. Coaee
quiet Rice steady. Ashes quiet pots 2Ss Cd 2ss 3D.
Spirits turpeutne firm at 3ls 3D. 33s. Roen steady
common So. Id. a IS. 3D.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Sugar steady. Coffee
frm. Tea frm green's have advanced IA. per ID, Rico
nrn, with eight advance en- ali qualities Taow firm
al 6Ss 3D. a SO. Spirits turpentine firm Of 32s 3D.
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FRANCE.

Count Persgny, the French Minister 70 London, hal
gone TO Paris summons OF the Emperor It was re-
ported that he would replace NJ rhouvenel in the
Foreign Office.
The French biahops and clergy continued boldly and
vigorously TO defend the Papa 1t believed
the Papa Nunco at Paris would not return.
The Bourse on the lo.h was firm and animated, the
renteg closing al 6Sf soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
The Board OF Aldermen.

This body mel last evening-President Peck in tho
chair.
ANTICIPATION oF nIsrURBANcE KfycToy rolls THE
sHEsIyF AUTHORIZED KxrIoY srrCAI prPrrxs
by Alderman PLArT-whercss Il Is currently reported
and believed that thee exists In this city organized
body Of men who intend the day Of election 70 obsuci
the polls and hy Systematic plan challenge every vote
they can order ~ keep back the electors and delay
voting on lhal cay; therefore,
Refovtd That the sheriff " this county be requested
Authorized 10 appoint G many special deputies for
each and every district where the election held a. he
may pro 10 defend the rights " the electors OF
tbs city urnuim ously adopted.
Tho President presented series Of resolutions appre
clat!ve II the Kindness o. Daniel -ickes presenting
the City Library The annals OF Congress, comprising
forty two large octave voluner, coniaii ipg fund Of
nuch valuable political aud statistical Information pc
cniay acartsd 70 library composed principally Of pub
rcsolri'n 10 convey the thanks Of the Common Council
TO Mr. sckies for the presentation
communication from the Comptroller shows the
following balance 10 the treasury, October IS, the
cops aud rny snts since that date, and the halne a
the ese Of business on the el ut according 10 tho
returns q thc CisyfChambcrlain County treasurer
Balance, October 2e....,,,.,.,...,s.... ss2as7 81
Hteph.s. ..s..ssss.s.s...s.s.s... ZosIso 70
Total. ss7 ei7 2s
Fay l24e,b51 Is
Balance October 81 1ss 0e0 10
The above statement includes transfer from the Coun
~ TfessuIy 70 the City Treasury, account Of axes
a ;oco goo
Amer come routine business the Board adjourned -
Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
Pipeiaying In 1850.
TO THE KDIToR OF TIE HERALD.

PHiApNFHA, Oct 81 1880.
hasten to lay before you garng fraud about 10 be
perpetratcd in your city next Tuesday The rcpubl
can party feeling con1deut and certain or carry ng Penn
sylvana by overwhelming majority, have c,nclldcd
10 turn their efforts your citynamel5 by sending
large Der OF 10 New YORK 10 vote the republican
ticket and thereby reducing the city majority 10
rake the State certain for Liucon.
member Of that party called me this morning for
money 10 aid them la carrying out their nefAriou 4
scheme and not wishing 10 be party in such vlIanou
trantsciion deem u my duty to expose ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
Tne Eourteenth Ass.mbly pia,rict.

A"Frend Of Truth" informs us that Ebert Robertson,
of he Fourteenth Assembly district Is not machinst,
but ia agent Of Deoresl, oil manufactory aad a
gentleman OF fair education.
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FRANCE.

me london Times Paris correspondent says the depar
Of the Popcs Nuncio from Paris considered the
forerunner OF the Popes quitting Rome.
ne Ioadon rmes Paris oorrespon lent says-The PapAi
Nuncio OF the Tueries the last OF the Imperial
Court the oharacsiof representative, Of the Holy
Father.
Tie authority says;-seliom has the spirit OF hos
fty boon general IN the Church OF France, and never
has IL boen boldly displayed PGtoras, circulars,
alocutions and denouncc and all but implore
Divine Vengeance the invaders Of the Papn sates,
and hy implication on the Emperor The whole prelacy
Aroused from end Of lhe country TO the Other
The French note 10 the Federal Council states that,
independently CT the insults offered TO the French sg at
sIons French subject mnltreattd that occasion.
France therefore, GLAZING that searching inquiry be 10
stuted and expresses the hope that the guilty parties
wiz be punished and fall satisfaction accorded. mo
Federal Council has directed the at vaa 10
make the necessary invest gntion.
me Paris Bourse Arm, steady, and closed on the
1Tth Mt eo1o
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INDIA.

The Bombay mails reached Marsees on the Iesh, and
would probably London for the American
portion 70 be forwarded by the Europa.
The dates and commercial news had not transpired.
Another wsgtier rising Of important character had
takeu place al Kattawar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

DEPARTURE on TnE ri ssIAN AMBASSADOR FROM TrRrS.
LvKsroor, Oct. 2l, 1860
The departure Of the Russian Embassy rom Turin Is
officially announced.
There s no other news Of Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

me following is 10 be sung in one q our fAshlcnaha
10 town churche, AZ soon as arranged to mrs'c'-
zerl, where charity 10 wsaing,
ls = vain and empty thug!
Touch ~. like tlrkiing cvuea
Jwni CUR snawer-Iyog
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BRAZIL.

Tho French mall steamer bad arrived Al Lisbon, with
dates 70 Sept Is. Coffee duh ri o. 900 100 reis
for good ants Exchange had advanced 10 27d 2TLd.
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CHINA.

According 70 the Paris Pasre, the English Minister 70
China had received ntmaon that the Emperor would
be dspoed conclude peace the Allies captured the
Peiho foris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

termned 10 do this e, them vote for Lncoln II hey
with TO live ptaceabiy and proper, let me- ype ns
Ur'en ticket. CLold1th
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
sugg siion has been madc, and readily Consented 70
by many that all Wholesale houses in the southern rade
cose their d,ors Tuesday 60 to the polls d spend
one day In the service OF their common un.ry As
there viii certainly be no trade that day, Il bopef
that all VIII cheeriully yield to tho sugststion.o this
generous Impulse of patriotism. CL0rHlsG NAN.
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The soveregns TO meet at Warsaw the day the
Europa sailed
was reported that Prussia win demand OF Austria a.
the price Of her support in Europe that Austria should
help 10 revlving at distant day The question Of the
Danish Dcchles
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Bohemian on Father PeiHt and
the Europa or Cape Racs.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
TEE WAR In ITALY.
The Royaists Again Repulsed
at Capua.
Reported Arrival Of Sandman
Troops at Naples.
withdrawal of the Russian Minister
from Turin.
Hostility to the French Troops in the
Papal States.
RUMoRED MINISTERIAL CHANGES In FRINGE.
NEWS FROM INDIA, CHINA AND BRAZIL,
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON AND BREADSTUFFS,

FATHER persr, Nov. /, 1850.
me steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool at one p NJ.
Of the lsh and Londonderry 10Th ut passed here this
morning at I'VE O'Clock en- route 70 Quebec
The London Times says that Lord John Russell was not
authorized 10 promise that England will teach the King
Of Sardinia political morality defend the treaty OF the
holy or any other alliance against the natural interests Of
the Italian race.
The London Tma urges upon Victor Emanuel the ne
cesety Of speedy action Naples Warsaw may take
advantage OF the delay throw It's protection around
Francis 1t quite time that Victor Emanuel had
scattered the Bourbon forts and driven away its king
The delay will be inexcusable.
The London Daily Ne,os says the Emperor win be
90 far duped as to join the Warsaw Conference.
The London Times does not think the dead set OF the
French Epscopas the strong pressure OF Austria and
Russia, will induce him TO waver In his italian policy,
which has cemented and confirmed England's favor.
Mr. Low and Frederick Peel spoken OF as the sue
ceesor Of Mr.. Lapg at the Treasury
When the Bohemian left Liverpool, great rejoicngs
were going on n Of reopening OF tue splendid
free library, presented TO the town by VIM. Brown.
Thousands OF volunteers out procession and bust
ness generally suspended. Lord Brougham and
merous other celebrities taking part in the proceed
ings. great meeting o. workingmen was held In the
amphitheatfc the previous evening, and presented Mr.
Brown with handsome testimonial.
The Queen and Court had arrived at Windsor from
Germany The Queen had recovered from her ndispo-
sition.
Punch has leading picture In which he is iniroduc-
ing Prince Of Wales TO his pretty Miss Columbia, with
the assurance that he don't get such partner as her
every day.
The human SACRIFICES at Dahomey far exceeded the
number reported. The victims rcckoned by thou
sands
The steamship Eiinburg arrived at Liverpool on the
morning Of the 18Th,
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ITALY.

Affairs arc wholly unchanged. The Paris Pctrt>sayss-
A soon ss the annexation Of Naples and sicily to sar
d,o,. q procai ned Garibald win resign his political
su,noy,v ard assume the title and functions Of
ander inch R or the land and forces Of Southern
rav he vii, exclusively occupy himself in preparing
for war mex, spring asd vl make "a appeal 70 al Ea.
rope for volunteers
IA confirmed tha, French msroaan man, laden with
for Gaea had been captcred BY 1roadls 'nip';
but the blockade recognised by france' 'ho
would probably be restored avoid disagreoase Saas'
querccs
The Turin Gasss.s says Prussia has simply made
remarks against the entry Of sardnan troops into -
plcs but Russia made no communcaisn. IL was rc
ported however via Berlin that the Russian Ambassa
dor n Turin had been recalled and ,ha, The sariinian
Ambassador At 81. Petersburg bad received his pas
ports,
rwaa stated that iltO5 rleduoriesc troops bal a.
ready reached Naples By sea Arcr Victor Emanuel 70
Views them they win march 70 cAsersa 70 be Joined hy
those entering ~ tie Rouan frontier.
rrus, Oct II, 1890
me resignation Of the Marquis Poszcao had been an.
nounoed but not confirmed
p,pa,che. from Naples say that fresh attack Of sho
royal roops bad been rerused,
coup, Mari the representative o' slcily At Turin, bad
resigned.
SPAIN.
Judicial proceedings bad been oomnenced Against hoi
rque serria The man who fred At tho Queen Of span
He has confessed and ,ays he employed 6y Heraore
Prsdc, deputy or the Cortcs ALL
Mr. oshea, eminent Madrid banker, died ansr lev
hours illness
HANOVER.
The abolition % the S,adt iues he u settle
ment The sun 70 be paid Hanover s 100000 England
and Hamburg pay fi53 600 zach, the remainder by
the other states interested
SYRIA.
Ds,urSsnces reported At Damascus, cc,asoncd ~
the levy
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LorDoF MONEY MAsxET.
LoNnos OsA lp-Noon.
Con,oH arc ., s2k s2's far money ana s7ys % for
M arcoonI New Ihrce pcr Gents, plA& AVN
AwrrfCAw
4ps s-ess saies or American stocks we're made a. Tho
srl1ving vices illinois Uentrai shares, 20 u Dis qla'
Fre Rsllsas %: New York CeusrA Rairoad, l3N a2
ti~TvrooL coTros N,RvEr.
fsrGroor, -. lo-N07n
re 1rosGs' cg.glar rspoiy ''e' % me e'e dAJa ~
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rs 40 bales sncuding I747o rpccuation and 963
bales for export the market cloeirg buoyant The ad
vices from America caused an adv noe on the middling
qualities Of one eighth Of penny per ID. The sales 70
day foot up oo0 bales, including 900 bales 70 spccu
lators exporters, the market closing Arm, with good
demand, ut the following quotations
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SYRIA.

Disturbances are reported =, Damascus, ocsSoncd ~
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INC abolition o. the s,sdt s o. nc ere oi settle
meni The sun 70 be paid Hanover IL GEO. coo England
and Hambrrg pay fiss 600 each and the remainder by
the other states interested.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

SOC rs IA CAAvaRx DAnxzK. pnsfs.
Dee. Is, IsSs.--E &iauss ~ GAa Basssm Tswss
slar ] eaanA fet tAls atsamahap leave
hers enA ret &eqaafnk yoa with uas "a ths
most extraordinary discoveries rssensly
made, e
Monsieur vsipeau. tina snsEneus surwesu,
whose fame liz ssias a. .ths wcrla Taads
the strange eaMmunie&tion. Hs STATED
that NJ AoaafakEe szfgson on nhysfsiau
(hs vcaehed for tas grntismsn's ek AZ ae~
Eeg) named Brosea or Reeea, had made
The following experfmeRE: He lad placed
befoFs the face u . psFsoa, between the
psFs0h's eyes, and at q distance % aRtssn
OF twenty esHtimskrsa Ia eensEmeSrs IL 4
Frsneh measure Of length, O. sea 500 inch
In length ; rather brilliant ahiset less
skiss ST psu bTiElzmt Make ths PERSIA
look axedly At this object. In few nin-
uEss the person win squirt, and wfIi asll
late eatalepsy, and be spontaneoasIy de-
pEiVsd Of al seRsIhitlty.
in the sxpsFinsnts nude the sansbfiIfkY
Of the patient was 50 great that ths pa
tient's head was alternately Kosad fsom
one side to ths other, and his whole per-
son moved. he had 30 rseollessian az
any ct thea when hs rstaxned 70 his neg.
nal state.
A&A& Mt@&4S@E 3A@SoFgTF A&a& l%ns1s.
Roeca OK Breeea. suspect that shiR xtats
Of inssnsibaiity might b 80 paEfaes as that
obtained by anRslhstas aKants. he de.
tegmined 10 mako experiments with Il, and
fcaad that the state Of lnssnsihilisy pro-
duesd MAS 40 perfect a. that obtsins1 BY
the uss Of ether and shlersgerm-
Three experiments oak ct kEs askems4s
ara reported as saeeess&ul In Que sue
these cases mRR underwent a surgical
operation Tor "a RbeegE, whieh rsqniraA
an Important lnsisipn. Ths instability
lasted ben oE twelve miautea after the ep-
Grafton. Bhs patisnt was entirely ane0a-
scloaB ct ell fhat had taksa place.
Mons. Vslpeau, Ia auHouncikg thia asw
discovery, said eft Ii strange phsnon-
snon that feel obliged Co take SOFAS ora
toEaeas PseSaasioas IA speaking IL II - &c
Aeadsny Of 5ciencsa. { feel obliged "a
draw assurance From ths talents and hen.
cradle ehsFaet&T oe &eas. RroeEa, who
has charged me- with kha duty OF xivinz
hia discovery assfnl pnbllciky, and al lhs
same ane securing hia xighs 10 thA disSoE-
cry ct this rsnarkabla phsnomsnoa.''
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-18

sa{ss
wy Ne mxpfsss which Esasksa 90 saky
day hsaoFs ysssafaay, ~ Asss - Rssky
nat reaeA eaE elzss kilI yesterday. ssss-
sal passengers eame 10 hy the kzpRsass
amaag thssa aev. Hsaas ~ amnoaneed yss.
sssAay. 0rkhls gsasismas he Nswa d shs
kssy. Bsal lsassa k0-morrsw aassaiaw
~ FssAangksns FOG tAs paEposs q dsssk-
tsg hia wAoas tine md snsrEy b fafshss
IN the interests q thas Eegiaa % soszasEy.
NJ msn Ms4e 80 sRkg So azzzng q n
- e le1zsFs@ szss sask Ms 30
~ Aass ssa IT, ssms IL 81 - lsssk ~ -
imMka amks Il sszx yssg Ms1e aekalsd arsWa
dsasa nsaed 10 aesz sAdz asszly - ssssMz-
eas X sks eesakEg II wss ~ has Rsssss
vsrsd 81 : glagzess yssases sss5. Ne ass hap
% To say hAs IS - aAAas saaae laid TIE
f6aAaszEaa Ter = painssly feFtuas. msy
sneeans aksend bliss N ~ pEaisswessAy e.
eoat fex TIA eemwea COED.
= eoEyespohaaak wFiElng fssaa MeantaaN
CITY Hlsdsf data g 10 fsEz saga Yegs
AaaH sl1af tha mines are saacsSHa "a b saeixN-
III sEreasSass shsy sga " whsss nsag 4; %
ne eenazHEy. thers ia vafy little szsese an -
sasaaisys t1lgse IhEhss = i ~ great.
&c aspsh q snow RnYwhsgs 70 81 Seandl
ma@ aAa4 ealy % tAa NakfAs4n eide " ~
Eacanfaiaas While % tAs geuth side tasy
ara snowasss. There has nss sxlsaa svsl
TIVE fnehsg ~ sncw fac ms last meMtA .--
Ths stoEm which yea describe as being N
heaviest Sf fks eeaarn, de net Tsaeh az,
BOT aake fell here at that hmAa.
Provisions we're high. Fseux was a&i-
ling u 9ts per ewtg buk tEaln srasn ssn.
"a Pc was expected In every day, which
WaHid tosEsE the pries . iitsle, sugar was
very seaEee, Mad sKia@ang % sEs seq H.,
bacon % ets-3 eeafss %
Thegs eaKss, In tn hsnds aE shA REp9maa
ahd Of passsngeEss . Largo ameanE Sg gold
pFabshky about twanty tkoaaanA dnaiaTm.
Business ln DsaYsF City was daiI, end q
great scarcity In building materials IS veil
So pEostslsnA, &e.s WRH teft. IA 4@mezss
smlgyatiea Il axpeStsd In tbs spgings--.
81 Jaa@A 0mAeaAs
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= W6sAkAEtan, Dee T.
i The Senate In exeeatfye sassion, esakrm-
ed she fslio@Eng UMlssd skatss eSasaIs ~
L. Patssgssa, u MssE., 20 Gensva; p.
Mergan, to valaakia r. 3. NewAosS, as
Psan., 10 EAs island a Trla1aad ]. villas
tou, q Kansas, to kingsssms Jam8eiAs ~.
w. SmIth, 81 Mles-, seoassl gsaaFaa ak
EunssantEnopas n. RuaneIs, of Texas 70
aan Iuan del sur ]. w. MsgaIl, OF ia ses
HAyanilIag L. Deaf oz Cal. to Guaynaa Z
L. W. Talpsgk, a Nsw KsRk. . BaFm
r. a. n. Marzs. a Mew Ems&s o -
way r. w. Qmisasgs Sc Pa, y Aakws8Ts
g. u. MSggaa. a Ky-. 10 MaasamMs T. Is
hGix, % ~. Y. % I4anahessas r. W. Rsx
ke PiymouEh, Engaand @. h. k@HssmweraA
u MI to EaysTslxnds J. CaaaAagAaan,
10 seFisla RnAia J. j. sprfngeF. Of "a. "a
Drsadsn l. Sullss to Baat&naz, spain.
Tbs following sugyeyvTa were esn6gm-
81 p. 4kewerf, Goaannsea, ~ W J g.
Woxa@, Trsy, N. Y.s q W bazsa, De-
troft, Mze& G W. TIhaan, MEsa, -
% the Following; M. b. GfseaweS9, ceaA-
mfssioner of Enaian affairs T. r. GaaEys
snpaKiaEsAdaAk Of Ea1ian aaaizx Ia Gre
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