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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-04
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@spante pur& ben &rpf. Gr wirft 6ut unO
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ba. Ter 6utI&er 1T nod mit Ieinem NielIer SC
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jast in bic Giant 5urif, bolt YOItSet unO ersaBlt
mas oprsefalsn. Man inpet Den &utl&er nod
am SOpsn. Der pI0Bi4s S4rsd bate ign ss.
t6Oet,
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rpenn Ts aud i.ben, baR fir ie fetn gOrtbtil pa.
raus psrOCrBstt, gruroe Sspsr 10 reutcn unt
bdnosln, 20 Wugpsn mir uus cas- Coos crtraali.
Gsr ma4rn, aIS e5 in sGnttateit 1T.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-04
gok ates s.

Masors Court. alfreO gerisbt, elmer je.
ner GtSrer pes 6fentlitten 6rieoens, bic Dor eli.
niseu g8O&en Suffice @tOr9e 6. gabter inlulr
ttrten unb i6lu9en, Darpe unter $3.50 SGrs-
Ihaft seiteat, um peset Oisier gInflase Dor Der
@ranO JurY su criheiucn.
6rauce5 GuitplO erfdtien unter Der Qntla9s pOr
bar Court, swei end @aiimere i'm Bert9e BON
$50 9cfauit sn 6a6en, widenp, Oab bicietbsn pom
SEEM, pain II. Comp. ~gtIto9len pnreu.
3usD &eae9 wurOe pen Der 2nfla8e frei8c'
Ipro&su, otnrp, einen otlaYtu, l%piuItirt gu pa.
6tnrp, berlelte Neasr, DER st8sn 6ug6 &elrp
.Orcbunsen ausgeftoBen uup nab p%rmieisen NIT
Steineu SewOyf II totte, eri&isil inter rteia On
sta3e Ypr Ter GOurt,
peter. Gin Nsasr, sr9ielt 10 Yra8sl, psii sr
49,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-04

i6redh6er AptIif tOtGb pas: ,iie,lrtas 5i6b.
trlSeS M1pGen, tic Godtet strtr iu 6Otei Ioais
renten Dans, tine NIT fcinem &fsiOc an pSm
91ten elmer JcufertIence res 3. Sitdrs iter
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N'cmtnt eoa attcmtci,r, bSn9er1e rnartune
Sonn rrRrifF ':nc itarts l9ano ros Slim, srg Is
gum 6enlter btnein uno Die Gitinc mar a%erettet.
Ole bate in Dem Simmer aeipislt unO max b,im
otrunttrTaIen aus Rem 8srittr l&winplia ar.
"orren. "SGre ibr Slcip nidt am 6afcn ban
gen 8rbiiebcn, lc mare nit seri6mcitertsn @tic.
Bern am 8potn dngclonat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-04
gH2 ALs.ana.
Wcaeet. acNutb mito bt,r e,,tortet,

Boron Srcnier bnt Ib nit brns @srfonot per
ironj6itidcn geianriAoit einssiaift. um nod,
@orio Surudiutctrcn, Etc 9Iepr61rntanten eer
ierisem Mfdate batsn ~ebsnfaGs ScfebI erbal,
ten, tns R6niareib icfprt su Yfrlp6ru.
-Yorts, IA. 5ept. 8arrn Sancsranb
mirp mprsrn pcn 3urin a%brtjItn. Graf stap.
nrYat blcitt ;urit, I'M Die OeiAGIte Der @eIanot
itboit ,t ~ttipr9cu.
Der &oiier uup bic Sajierin fno in Qiacciu
dnasfcmmen.
-1urtn, Il. 5ept. Tos cfF,icue 9u.
rinsr Slatt pcrGfentIiht rtn Gt,tnlor oar Jfeaic-
runs an ibrc @ertrrttr i'm Nuelanre, POM II.
5spt. rotirt. Sie pirft ciueu 9iItbltd uuf bic
Gntiridrlun8 pfr G,,j9uifc III Stalitu felt oen,
6riccen pon Yilaironca. Sic wciR auf bic
Reiarruua Der r6mjl6cn Gurts BIN, re Won
5orrjnicn o~erlan9te Nuff6Iuna .prr frennrcu
Grupprn oorjuueDmeu, uno Iunt Die octietettitc
Not6mmcnOisfeit orr iorciui1ben Sntcrpentier
poriutbun. Die GnrriniI0e 8cstsruna haze
ni6t iugeten t6uncu, eab Die itolicni1be Gtwc
8unN in Nnarhte ausnrtc. sic micrrrGplt Die
idpn fruGtr 9ege6ene 8erii6crune, oa6 Die Is,
uiaji@cn Sruppsn GOm uuo bcTrn umaetuna
grp lTcntoft rCipcrtiren merotu unp ap9edtrt nod
rinnoI ON ron Nora mef5,,r mnr ooSrs,, fo,hn
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Tsutihriit i6tisBt fOl9encrrmaBcn ,98enn per
Nona ME nrn rer wrr,sb,no tt,41rg,nn oai.
pcror6urt 9tatjens onerfenntn nil "a mi,n o.
CT micfrrum o,t %atsr DIR 9taijcner mtrocu, wie
err t,t5 Der psrcbrte unO oelicblr @ot,r ou,r
lgloptiocu wor.m
S'ANANtNANt
-S6wGfl. Wus Sipis b,ri6ten rio
poopISuoer ISlS,ttr eipcu MorFou nor ,tr.
2m,if,( or frou,SGIbcn We,icrnn, e;ne ro;t,ro
INtFlomotipu inipirircu wirp. 2mif+en non
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rmo ,miTbcn wooouGnrcr ISbrlruten fam 90 ~
, Sradrrocn, melte bcirerleitiq Die rationale
9mpLnoli6ftit aufrei,hn. Die Snpouorten
Ipanu,tcn in 6ulac ceIen noA meitere fran,SR.
ids SEimpcl oui tire 9Ol,f6ge uno oanebeIt cine
ciceen6IF 6c Ta6ne, Die fe abcr 1ofort piepsr
nicOsrporfen uno nit 6a6en trntcn, 0as mar
Ucn SiuiIer S6iTsrn uao auoern ,nTAnuenpen
Sar9trn ,u fart, 70 ooG Elm &6u6 man Der
lfraniSFIhen 6abnr a6aeftuert wurpe, pb lborf
%aclaCtu pper 6IinD, wirU freiltb nid,t aeIoot. 3ne
osIfen ,paten lufUrt @tasparmen unO Mfooi.
lrats. Yerlonrn AMI benz YlaBe, uno bic auaehc.
tsne unterimtuu8 wirO pcn ,tttt,en 8trlorf
DeransfeQen.
-Gcnfdnttncy el. Oes Suttans @c.
mnp6eit t} Isbr erG6ittcrt. Die Selorani6, ta6
1ein COB pISbfi6 e~intretcn t6nntt, BAT Die Ibrpu.
fU(ac, Sraae in BEN Gcrperarunp ssrift. @irp
Nturao, Der Coin, Ueer 2loi;, DIR Sruoer Nbpul.
Meplnibs, nie @6r. 6a6en, tiinftia Den frorfen
Monr gu rrprafmttreg? Oae 1T cs, was pc,
g8urbentrdeern ptS 0teites unp rem @cratl
lest Idpere Gorge ma&t. Nber ncb l6mer.re
Sor8e bereitrt Die INNER i<mmer wefoenDr
3.rrIttuns Der 5inan,en.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
The Old and the New year.

Old Time took his last step and bid us adieu
for 1859 on Saturday evening last, and to-day
finds US fastening forward with hopefulness
IL t. the first week of new era.
glance backward at his doings for 1859,
every reader will take and we leave him to his
reflections. 1.-The is wise, he will derive thence
many lesson for the guidance of his feet in
the future.
Let US all remember we are Fastening to-
wards bourne where our character here will
determine our status, and leaning upon the
right arm of Him who has promised never to
leave US, we shall have no cause to regret the
flow Of the Years into the ocean of Eternity.
To our friends and acquaintances, and ene-
sies, too, if there be any such, we wish the en-
suing year may be one of unexampled prosPeri-
~ and happiness.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

DUEL PREvENrED Hon l.. o. Branch, men,
Der of Congress from North Carolina, was ar
rested at a late hour on Saturday night, in
Washing tor, ,ona warrant issued byJustice Dean
on the charge Of being about TO make arrange
menls to leave the District Of Columbia for the
purpose of engaging in hostile combat with Hon.
Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsylvania. lie was
held in $1,000 bail for his appearance for fur
ther hearing on Tuesday. Mr.. Grow has also
been arrested, and gave bail in the sum Of
$4,000 to keep the peace, and not leave the Dis
trlct TO fight duel.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
RETURNED.

Messrs. John VanGasken ard Robt. Denney,
who lett this place ia the latter part of October
last, fOr a tour through the Southwestern States
and Territories, returned on Thursday last, in
robust health, and much delighted with their
trip. On leaving here they directed their
course 10 the western part of Missouri via
Pttsburg, Chicago and st. Louis, to Syracuse,
near Kansas (the terminus of the Railroad in
that dnectiOn) where they purchased pair of
mules, wagon, cooking apparatus. provisions,
&C., necessary for q journey through the
"western wiids. Thus equipped, they set out
for Texas, in a southern line, through the west
ern portions of Missouri aud Arkansas, and
passing through the eastern portions of the
ChOclaw and Chickasaw Nations, travelling at
the rate of about thirty miles per day, camping
al lht. close of each near a stream or spring of
water, and after building fire, cooking sup
per, aud seeing that Charley and Holmes"
were will secured, packed themselves in their
wagon Tor good nights sleep, which they
were sure to have, unless disturbed by the
bowling of wolves or other varmints." At
OtcdHeetg 1SAdSs luS1 SOlu luelI dbu ue-
pended on the less primitive mode of travel
the car and boat-tO complete their tour
They were much pleased with Texas, and say
that il fully met their expectations in every.
thing. The climate wHs salubrioes, the soil
exceedingly fertile, and the markets excellent
corn selling everywhere at one dollar per
bushel. They met several old Delawareans in
Texan, among them Daniel Short, formerly Of
this tewu, at present a member Of the Legisla-
ture, and Isaac NJ. Onins. from near Hazlett-
vile, and for several years a student at Della
ware College, new practising Law at Brenham.
BY tie rsy, at the Office Of the latter they had
the privilege of looking over the issues of the
"TImEs since their departure, and thus learn
What had been Transporting at home. After
trsvetsiItg the whole length OF Texas, they took
the steamer from Galveston TO New Orleans,
and therce by railway home. We fear that we
ATE forestalling, as we are promised by them
more extended notes of their travel, which we
hope will be ready for our next issue.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
4 Rare Chancellor Sale or 10
Rent

The valuable HOTEL aud FARM Properly
known as the "Keen's Landing Ho;el nd Farm
is now offered for sale or TO rent: possession
given on the first day of March, 1850.
The Hotel is an excellent stand, the wharf of
the steamboat " Pilot Boy" which makes daily
trips to Philadelphia and intermediate places,
being on the property, and stages connecting
with the boat starting from this point for Smyr.
ma, Dover, Leipsic and other towns in Kent and
New Castle counties. The Hotel is we'll sup
supplied with stables and other convenences
for the accommodation of the travelling public.
The farm is large, containing between two
and three hundred acres arabic land, large
portion OF which is under good cultivation.
For further particulars and for terms, apply
10 JOHN II. BEWLEY,
ian 5.tf
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
The News.

MONDAY was general holiday in N. York,
and an unusually great holiday in Philadelphia,
AT Washington, the President received com.
pany as usual on New Year day.
ABOUT two thousand head of cattle were of.
tered al the different yards OF The PhIladeIphia
cattle market. Monday. The market ruled
duil, as is usual during the holidays During
the year there have been offered 81, $50 beeyes.
ooOO COWS, l31, 100 hogs and 3l3 800 sheep.
The Washington Globe, of Saturday, saws
that while the President was passing from The
Navy Department TO the White House on Fri.
day, he tipped aud fell on the pavement. He
complained afterwards OF being much hurt.
JOHN FRosT, LID, for seven years Prof of
Bellies Lettres in the Central High School of
PhIlade phIa, and who has since written, com.
piled and published school and juvenile books
and popular works on the history of America.
died IN Philadelphia on the 2Sth ult
a METHODIST preacher by the name of Dan'l
Worth, has been committed in North Carolina
Tor circulating Helpers Book. The punishment
for the offence is 80 ashes.
WE learn from the Philadelphia Bulletin
that several Of the students who left Jefferson
College last week, for the purpose of entering
medical college at Richmond. Virginia" have
Ie'uIheu 10 ThlIadeIp.la and resumed their
studies there. They state that they only join
ed the stampede " for the purpose Of enjoying
Christmas frolic."
CHICAGO has been decided upon as the place
OF meetldg OF the National Republican CoGven-
ton for the nomination of candidates for Presi.
dent and Vice President, and the 18th of June
as the time Of meeting.
DELEGATES. representing the American,
Wing, and Union parties met at Washington
on Friday evening, the 23d ull., and adopted
resolution empowering the Chairman to call
National Union Convention.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
ITEM VI y.
"As the days begin to lengthen,
The cold begins to strengthen"

40 'HC ia . OSS iH " iSh5 tnfiy
The cold begins to strengthen"
The Rev. NJ. Jerman paid $37l3, instead
of S27ls, for the farm which he bought of Jas.
II. George, noticed in our last issue.
The Steamer " Pilot Boy " has laid by
until the Opeins Of spring. The ast day OF her
trlp-Thursday-she carried to the Phlade-
phia market ten tons of turkeys and chickens.
Our exchanges are, in all directions
north of us, speaking of fine sleighing since
the SHOWS of Thursday last. The fine snow
thus spoken Of, with US was mostly rain, not
enough of the former TO make, even with the
hail and sleet. passible sleighing, though there
were a few turnouts" OF The more ambitious,
aud for a few hours we were treated to the mer-
ry jingle of the sleigh bells.
At various points in Canada, Vermont
aud Massachusetts, the thermometer ranged
from seven to thirty-three degrees below zero,
on Monday.
-Pedestrians find it dangerous to get
along our pavements, covered as they are with
ice. Every day VIC fear to hear Of broken
limbs from persons falling. Let our aged citi-
zens especially be careful. The roads, too, are
slippery and hard, and many a noble animal
will be sprained for the lack Ut Il little care in
having his shoes shurpened, or extra nail
put in them.
Il. AT FELTON, station, Kent Co., Andrew J.
Wright IS appointed postmaster, vice Robt. w.
Reynolds, Jr, resigned.
--GOv. Burton has remitted $4,000 of the
fine imposed on George w. Buchanan by the
court at New Castle, in May last, before which
he was convicted of manslaughter for killing
David CasPerson, Of APpoquinImink Hundred,
and sentenced to pay fine of $4,000 and un-
deFgo five years imprisonment
On Monday week. William Webb, while
cunning near CowgilI's Corner. had his hand
badly shattered by the accidental discharge of
his gun.
"A meeting will be held at the Court
House, in Dover, on Tuesday, the 10Th of Janu.
ary, for the purpose Of forming State Agrj-
cultural Society.
WIN. Jester, who resides near George.
town, Sussex county, stopped at the house of
George Dlckerson, on Saturday night week.
when his powder horn took fire which ignited
his clothing, and he was SO badly burned, that
his life is despaired Of
The young man who robbed the safe of
Col Green, of Concord, Del, a few weeks ago,
OF large sum Of money, was young mer-
chant who had previously borne good reputa-
ton. He has ssld out his goods and left for
parts unknown.
Geo. ID. Prentice's Lecture in WHINING.
ton on {" American Statesmenn - il snaker ~ p
the highest terms, by the papers of that city.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
IFOR SALE.

A FARM containing 200 acres, situated on
the Delaware Railroad, miles below Town.
sand. 1t is divided into j fields, with good fen.
clng, and a stream in each. 1t contains about
30 acres of woodland. The improvements are
t==;7 s'1t:= two.story frame House, Is by 36 feet,
slslI! g.! with rooms, garret and cellar Kitch-
AlaL:-Aen, Is by 20 it,, one-and-a- half stories
high, with bedrooms; piazza in front of the
house, and pantry at one end also double corn
crib, grenary, stable, wagon house, hog house,
hen-house, spring aud spring house.
The Farm Is in good condition, and will be
sold low-no money wanted, as the subscriber
Is anxious to sell. Call or address
W. &. ELIASON-
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
The Temperance Convention.

Our readers will find on QUE first page the
proceedings Of the adjourned State Temperance
Convention. held ia this town, Thursday last
The day was very opitiuus-cold and snow
ing-but what the Convention lacked in num-
bers was made up in sprit-the Delegates
present being of that determined, unAinching
snatsrIal that characterizes all Jealous reform
srs The number in attendance, including
those from this town. was upwards of sixty,
Milford being the best represented next to
Smyrus, sendng ten delegates. Dover and
Camd IN were also well represented. The day
was occupied in the regular business before the
Convention, as given elsewhere. In the eve-
Hing a number of persons assembled at the
same place, and spirited addresses of fifteen or
twenty minutes in length, delivered by six or
seven Of the Delegates. The Cadets were out
an their regali a. presenting an important feu-
ture OF the evening meeting. The members
we're highly pleased with the Cadet movement,
and several of the speakers sa id they would use
every exeTtIOn to start thsm in their Wns.-
The Report OF the Kent county committee on |
the " Increase OF crime and pauperisn," will be |
glVea 10 our next issue.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
Farmers Of Delaware Attend

A meeting will be held at the Cour: House,
in Dover, on TUESDAY, January 10Th. 1860,
at o'clock, p. M, for the purpose of ORGA-
NIZlNG A STATE AGRICULTURALS so.
CIETY.
All who are in favor Of the formation Of a
State Society, are respectfully invited to be
present 1t Is expected that several interesting
addresses will be delivered on that occasion.
WhHeall other classes are looking after their
owh interests, the Farmers have heretofore been
too nsglectful of theirs. Lee. us then. brother
Farmers, be on the alert. "Our greu test fault
is want Of organization" Let every County
and every Hundred IN the State be fully rem.
resented.
BY order the Business Committee
JOHN WALES, Chairman.
M. HAYES, Secretary. i5lt
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

LOOK Our FOR Wet FEET.-One of the most
prolific sources of disease in this country is wet
feet. When pavements are covered with sush,
or water-soaked snow, it requires such leather
as we seldom find in boots to keep the water
from penetrating. lfit does not actually reach
the feet, it at leat imparts a chilling dampness
to them, which ascends the body as readily as
smoke ascends stack. People, whose system
is not in perfect order, are aost liable TO attacks
of sickness from damp feet.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
fsg1E:Z One family Carriage, made by w.
d. Rodgers, Phila. one Trotting, no.
top Wagon, made, also, by Rodgers one Rock
away, made by John NJ. Denning, Smyrna one
light, two-horse Wagon, made by J. MIlaway &
Son one Horse-cart, one SLEIGH, one set of
carriage Harness, made by J. B. Ruth one set
carriage Harness, made by J. NJ. Denning; one
double set corriage Harness, made by Barkus &
Bro, PhiIa. one double set wagon Harness,
made by J. B. Ruth; one Carriage suitable for
Plow gears, Plows, &c.
Will be sold low and terms easy. Apply to
jan 'G02m VIC ELIASON.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
SMiYlNA9 DNlk.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1850

TIE "TINES" is published EUery Thursday. by
Rosr. D. IlorFEc6Ea, EIitor aud Proprietor, at Tie
Issperasce IiuA. S@yrSd, Del.
YS-Sus'CRIPrIoN.-0Ae gears so in adUGnce,
Or s!oO if not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
Sisctatianst nAsH all arrears are paid-Only al the
OJd.n of the Publisher.
AogGarIsNI For every square Of 10 lines less. first
iqserion So cts erch subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Liberal arrangements made With gearly and half
xelrIg alvertisers.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

a FIRE in New York city, Thursday morn
ing. destroyed ten houses in a block bounded by
Beekman, Gold, Fulton and Ann streets, in the
heart of the great commercial district Five
other houses were greatly damaged. They
were all occupied by mercantile firms, and the
loss is large.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

WEkave further details of the defeat of Cor
tinas on the Goth inst, above Brownsville. A
portion of Cortinas' band was met by 300 of
the U. 5. troops, on the l4th. After a cannon
ade on both sides, the Americans charged and
fell into an ambuscade, allowing the Mexicans
to save their artillery. On the 2Oth, however,
Cortinas was defeated, after severe fight, by
the Americans. Cortinas retreated, the Ame-
ricans in pursuit.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
New Advertisements. A
FOR SAFE.

A FARM containing l64 acres, situated on
on the Delaware Railroad, two miles below
townsend station, Appoquinimink Hundred.
New Castle CO., Delaware. The improvements
ffEff7;7sfa are twostory frame House, l8 by 80
I it., Barn % by 40 ft and Smoke. House
-Isaa--A-all new. A ram tf w.tros e
side of the Farm. Price low-no money want
ed, as the subscriber is anxious to sell.
Also, 10 acres of Woodland, situated one
mile from the above, well-set in chestnut.
Apply 10 w. e. ELIASON
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

Mr. SEWARD, upon his arrival in New York,
on "Wednesday evening, was received at the
steamer by several Of his personal and political
friends, by whom he was accompanied to the
Astor House, where rooms had been engaged
for him. The Young Mems Republican com
mittee, with two brass pieces, fired a Lutte OF
one hundred guns ia the Park in honor of the
arrival.
THE grand jury in the U. s. District Court Of
Illinois, sitting at Chicago, on Wednesday,
found bill of indictment under the fugitive
slave law, against eight citizens of Ottawa for
assisting at the rescue OF an alleged slave in
that city, in October last.
The Governor ofFlorida sent message 10
the Legislature on the 18th, urging the pass.
age of law prohibiting the circulation of ia.
ceadiary publications in that State. The bill
excluding free negroes from Florida, passed the
Senate on the l4th, BY vote OF 10 to2.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
EOR SALE

9i%Sl FARM containing $50 acres, situa.
IiH uated . miles, from Flemiug's Landing,
4iiA--4 on Duck creek, 81 miles north e1s, Of
Smyrna, 1t is under good fencing about 25
&C: es OF woodland, we'll set in chesnut; stream
OF water on one side; aud public road through
The centre of the Farm. The improvements
are ] story log House with frame Kitchen,
ke-house, Barn, Stable and corn.crib.-
Price $4,000; no money wanted, as the sutscr
Der Is anxious to sell. Apply to
". e. ELIASON
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
THE MAKET

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80 !;
Red 81 %; Corn (ye'.) ~ cts.,-white, G7;
Rye, SO; and Oats, 80 cts. per bushel. Sweet
potatoes, 62; and Round potatoes. so cts. per
bushel. Butter, 25 cts. per ID. Eggs, Is cts.
per doE.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are F.:
For White wheat, 81 As; Red. 81 SO; Rye,
% cts; Corn. (old) 90--new. 50; and Oats 43
cents per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
Congress-.

The whole of last week was passed with idle,
and, in many instances, foolish and child-lke
debates, fighting offthe election CT Speaker and
and organization of the House. A vote was
taken every day with very similar result on
every ballot-Mr. Sherman all the time lacking
four votes of an election.