Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-02

On Accounts-Messrs. Rodman, Davis, Whitman.
On Eagrossed Bins-Messrs. Reynolds, Waterman,
Congdon.
On Contested Elections -Mcssrs. Hopkins, weeden,
Sherman, Moorly, Brown.
a select com nittce was appointed to consider
what legislative action ia necessary to prevent
tho extending to this State Of the alarming dis
ease known as Pleuro pneumonia, which is now
existing in certain parts of Massachusetts,. Mr..
Cooke OF Warren, presented tho petition of
Francis Wayland and others, for act to incor-
porate the Roger Williams Monument Associa
tion.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Speaker Uplke announc-
cd the following standing committees:
On Juiiciary-Messrs. Dixon, Sheffield, Sanford,
Taft and Hazard of Warren.
On Corporations-Messrs Bayley, Sheffield, Church
Of Bristol, Mathowson, Angel.
On Ftndnce-Messrs. Holmes, Stevens, Snow, Har.
ris of Coventry, Allen.
On Elvca,ioa-Mcssrs. Wilson, Dman Church of
South Kingstown.
On MGnufdctures-Messrs. Hubbard, Fifeld, Shell
don, Carr, Clark.
Or Agricuhure-Mcssrs. Diman, Reynolds, Antho-
NY Mathcwson, Barber.
Providence, Newell Harris of Johnston, Pierce.
On Fisheries-Hazard of Newport, Manchester of
Portsmouth, Rose. Martin, weeden.
on M!tta-Messrs. Warner, Jencks, Dyer, Thorn
ton, Darling.
TnURsDAY-Both Houses went into GRAND
COMMITTEE for the election of civil and mill
tary officers. William r. Watson was unani
mously ele,tcd State Auditor, and Robert s.
Andrews, of Bristol, Clerk of the Supreme
Court on1 t,o Co,rt or nor,rcor D,oo, g. p,;.
tol county. The following Officers were also
CT oscn:
Neocport County-David NJ Coggcshall
PrOoiIeace C0unty-Robert w. Watson.
Washiagton Coua,y-Thomas 8. Wightman.
Bristol County-Hiram ID. Maxfeld.
Kent Coanty-Thomas Bateman.
Railord C5mmissioners-Gcorge II. Whitney of
Providence, Daniel G. iIiscox of North Kingstown,
John Gould of Middetown, George G. Hazard of
Warren, Isaac Peck of Coventry.
C'nm;ssioners Of Shell fssheries-George r. s.
Saunders, William Foster William L. Greene, Chas
H. Parkhurst, James s. Mason.
Brigadier General Of Third Briyals-Cyrus G.
Dyer, of North Kngstown.
Brigaler General Of Fourth Brigaie-John Wright
of East Greenwich.
In the HOUSE, the following standing com
mitteos were announced by the Speaker:
On Ececutice Cdm1,uncr,ion,-Ov C. Brownell,
Lyman Copeland Charles j. Place, Ethan A. Jencks,
On Real Estate-Christopher Holden, Sidney b.
Smith, Jabez W. Mowry, Albert s. Potter Syria H.
Vaughn.
on Accoun,s-wm. B. Davis, Martin G. Stokes,
Rodophus b. johnson, Samuel A. Irons, James A.
Barnes.
On Eagrossed Bals-wm. Carpenter, Henry s.
Olney, Albert G. Vose, Benjamin +. Carpenter Simon
+. Stcere
The Speaker also announced the following
House Standing Committee
On Uafnishsi Busiasss-Jamc, @. Stafford, Rod
man Lewis, Vernon Weaver, Sylvester Sayles, Jason
Newell
REcsPTroN or THE GovEnyoR.-Tho Marine
Corps of Artillery and First Light Infantry
Companies arc to unite in the reception of Gov
ernor Sprague on his return from Newport on
Saturday. Tho line will be formed on Dorrance
street at 0 "a o'clock, and after the reception,
will march through the following streets TO the
residence Of the Governor, yiz Broad, Summer,
Westminster, North Main, North and South
Bcneft-Prouidence Journal.
The Japanese are overcoming their ropug-
nance to female society, enforced on them by
thefTycoon. At Gen. Cass's reception few
nights since, they examined the jewels on the
arms Of several bellies, and shortly after DASH
ing blonde exclaimed: Zone Of them kissed my
hand lie gave il such O squeeze 6rsti Oh,
he did II splsndidly"
During the eonnagration Of Canton, caused by the
bombardment Of the British, the extensive medical
warehouse Of our countryman, Dr. J. G. AVER, of
Lowell (thc depot Of his Cherry Pectoral and Ca.
thartic Pills for Chna,) was totally destroyed. lie
now makes demand upon our government for in
dcmnity from the loss Of his property, aud hence
will grow another nut TO crack with elder brother
johnny Stick toit Doctors and II our Government
maintains our rights wherever your Pills are sold,
we shall only be unprotected tracts that are very
barren.-Rgormer, Trenton, ~ j.
~ The Armory Of the Warren Artillery
Company can be hired for Lectures, Public Meet
ings, Concerts Balls, Pairs, Parties &c, DC, on ap-
plication 10 Er. APPLICABLE,
A. shs o1sce pf the TurorArH."