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FunT KEARxEY, JUNE 's,-Thp PONY Ex-
pr IS arrived here ut 1890 with San Fran.
cisco dates To My 81.
Gen. Snmier seems 10 he ConCrntr,tin,,
most of the U S troops in aud around the
borders of the State ut the Notifications in
the ntiShborIond of San FIR, ncisro. bnt ms
they amount to only few hundr, i in all
the movements are not considered extr;ior
binary.
1t is estimated that the parties who pnr-
chased tue wreck of the Sea- Nymph will
make some $4,000 from the curgO saved.
The Breckenridge State Convention will
meet ut Sacramento on the Ilih nj June.
The Union Convention nj the same place
on tue 18th, the Republicans on the 18Th.
and the Doug lns Democrats on the 4th of
July.
There seems now no douht hutrha: there
Will be full Sutlennd Congrrssiona lick
eli nominated by each of the four CUnvcn-
tons. II is generally conceded that the
Breckenridge party is weaker than it was
last year. hut it is difficult to form any
"pirion as To the present strength of either
Of the other parties.
Senator Lntham continues his tour
through the State. making Union speerhe..
The Overland Telegraph expedition lett
Sacramento on the 9th. for Carson Valley.
Mt which point they are to commence lay
ing wires towards Salt Like. The expcdi-
tion embraces ~ head Of oxen, 20 wnR-
ons. and so men.
Pony Express dates were received to
May 2Orh, aud dates from Portland, Orc
gon, were received by Overland mail to
the 2lSt nf May.
Gen. Lame was at R.zburg, and could
not he moved. He was not out of danger,
hut his friends were hopeful. lie was shot
in the right breast. the hail coming ont
through the right sh nlder A rumor
Reached Portland on the 2lst. that lie had
really died, but tue Ad0ertiser is disposed
to Ilisrredit it.
Accounts from Neg Perccs gold diggings
were not particularly favorable, and make
it apparent that many exaggerated nc-
counts have heretofore neeu set nfomt.
The OrcyoHim learns that Lieut. Null
l"n'S party is being d lily nrgnmizrd and
prepared for the field. left Wnlla Wallu an
the 18Th of May. to resume operations IN
the F"rt Benton military road The force
consists OF "hnUl 100 citizens aud de-
.chmcrt OF 20 United State soldiers ia
ken from companies tud E. of tn" oth
Infantry. The remainder of the escort,
80 men, have lett CoIvillr to juiu Lieut.
Mulian, on the Sp"kan- River.
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R9A RaEsrED.-A young fellow named
Edwards who returned from Harper's Fer
~ to M"undsvrlle the other day, has since
been arrested at that place, and eoOined
in jail. lie wen, to Harper's Ferry f,r to
enli.t, bpt come back aud rel Ord that
hiDgs dtdu't suit him.
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BALTIMORE. June 9.-The steamer State
Hf Georgia leIt Old Point CunrIrt las:
night, and arrived here to day with the fol-
lowing intelligence:
The 10Th New York regiment of National
Znnavrs reached FOrt Monroe in the Stttn
of Georgia. and the George Pcnhody aud
Marion landed Tie 9th regiment of Srolr
GurrdS on Stturl ", VIII" Immediately uru-
cce,lei 10 Newport News. Col. Hawkins
regiment g"eS t" the sumo place ia, day.
Col BNriIr,t ms returned 10 TT. Monroe
The Naval nrig tde is temporarily in
Charge Vi C,l Wnrdrup nG the Massnchn
sets third regiment. and the men are now
hring inspected. Those unit for service
choose their ";iirers. unl Dtrtlett will.
dnu',tirss, lac rejected
The hatlailiUI will at once be armed and
equipped.
An outpose at Newport News was iirel
nr"n "n Friday, and in the alarm. private
M'G'riv. Of the 4;h Mtssichusetts rcri
maHi. was accidentally shot
large fleet Ut transports have been ad :
ded o the service here.
Great activity prevailed at Newport
News, last night. on account of rumurs nf
armed rebels in the vicinity. An order
was sent To fell the trees near the batteries.
The steamer Q ,krr City. while On a re-
cnnn"issrnre "u Friday. when near Came
II tnry, threw she'll into ,,n old fam.
building. About 20 armed men ran nr.t.
mounted their h'rse>. which We're conceal
ed in a tlIirkei. aud sc,mperel off.
Grn. Butie: has isSuei stringent orders
to prevent deprrdsii.,ns an private rynprr-
~. Those thus suffering At HamptGu have
had The amounts of their damages. refund.
ed
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RsS- y REGrasXr OF 2 punves, from In
dinu.t. arrived at Benwoud on Saturday af.
ternoon. They intended to move ON to-
wards Grafton and Phi!Iippi as soon as
possible.
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by the use Of these Pll' tie periodic attacks o
-'srroi' or Sick IfsIdacte may tie prevented: and II
tahen At the commencement u az attack inu,elia,e
Feliei r"n pain aud sickness ,giiI lie 10 ,sit,,d.
Ihey seldom fail in removing lhr Sau,,a and
/ Ai-aa1e'' to which females are - subject
. the5 act gently upon the Cowers.-r,moviry "a.
tirsarss ''E '''
For Library JfsH, S1isn,s. Delicate Fer.al,s, and
all per-o's Of 'st-t,,yy kIBa, they arr vahab,, A.
inProvi'f the oRg;,ie giving toHs and
r2'r to the digestive ortr- and restoring the ma.
'"a q ,'ilety ana strength Of the Whole s,,tvu,
Ahe CEpIIALlC piLLS are the result Of Iopr in.
E',s'isaiion and car, Ivy cur.uc.ed experiments
MNlnS been in use lay yeas, during ~LicI tiu,u
liiis nave prevented aud relieved vast nu,oppt
p' a' suffering tEVHl Headache. whether orisira
OF tile s;onqaci ''A''
't"ey az entirely vegetable In their composition.
ana may be taken at ali times with perfect srr ~
without making any change of diet and he aLs,,e.
y any "islgresabe taste reners is cosy 10 anii,t,y
them TO eEdfrex.
BEWARE OF CouXTERFgIrst
In" genuine have i've signatures Of Henry O. spslc.
ling on each = spare
soldbyor. istsaud all other Dealer.fp ,;.ttc,,,,
a Box vii Osaent by u,,ii prepared on receipt ..
PRICE % GENTS.
Aiiordsrs should be addressed, to
HENRY C SPALDINe.
~ Cedar ST., New York
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NEW York. June 6-The EreHiH7 Post
has It special drsp,tclI from Washington
REPORTING the arrival of the steamer Mt YER
non trnm fortress Monroe. The IhSSrh-
gers report that the euiIrr tnwn of Evans
port. eleven miles above a .qnin Greek. was
III Il unrs. The properly ia the town is
principally owned by Uninu men. This
town CONSISTS of SAW mill that suspended
operations 10 since. nn Uninterrupted store
aud a few SlIhnties. The % pulitiUm com
prisimg somewhat less ihana dozen negroes.
The same dispItrh reports thar the
steamer Cambridge WITS diSemharkiug
troops at Fortress Monroe, and that nnn,lr-
or steamer WAS leaving regiment ut Pigs
Point
Advtccs from Hryii state that the Htv-
than Government hal -emt 5UnO men to
garrison Hinchi ON the Spanish Dominican
frontiers. IL is also said that large bodies
"t III" Dominicnus are ready To iishtugainst
the new Spanish revnlutinnisrs. aud it mu-
peilrs probable that the Hiytiaus will as
sIst them.
The Commercial says that Austria sends
assurances that she will give no counre-
nance to the Southern rebellion.
Frucc will nid she North if necessary.
and the English Ministry are better inclined
towards IL.
Thc CCmmsTci0l has report of Skin
mtsh having occurred at Hampton lat
night between the picIirts of Col. Duryea's
Etgimemt of Zrnnvrs aid party of rebels.
The pirkets were driven in, when the 2 ~
ayes made II dash ut the rebels. capturing
400 ruskrts. The Cuemv fled before any
PRISONERS could he ,ernrrd.
The Union sentiment Is ginning ground
rapidly in the neighbUrhoJd of Fortress
Munrue.
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EAsToX. Pa. June "a company from
Str"udshurg arrived at Camp Washington
to-day. making y cOmpauie- uuw vnca,nr,-
cd here. There is little or na sickness
among them, and what there is is only &C.
CasiUued by Il chinge of water The men
are we'll satisfied with their quarters and
raiIons.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAY'S PULMOXIC WATERS


THE Original Medicine Established in 1851 and first
artirs Of the kind Introduced under tile name
OF PULN0NIC MAFEEs" in tliis or any other C,,uu-
try: all "tier PnlmOnic Waters are CnuutrrGrits
Tie genuine can he known by the nainp BRYAN
being stamped ON each WAFER.
BEYAN's PULapSIc NvIFEEs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sure Throat. HoarsenesS.
nRVAN's PULv mic wAFEns
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis. Difficult Breathing.
BaTNN'S PULNoSIc wlTERs
Relieve Splitting Of blood, gains Ia the Chest.
BRTIS's PULNjNIC WITERs
Relieve lncipient Consumption. Lung Dseases
DEYNN's PULNoN WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Cyula aud Tonsis.
BRTAN's pULN1SIG WylEEas
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
DsT(N's PiLNnNIe WlFERs
Arc blessing to all ClHssea aud Constitutions.
BRYAS's ruLNoNIc WAFERs
ARE adapted for Nocallsts aud rubiic Speakers.
BRTAN's PULNOSIc WAFERs
Are In simple forln and . ehstnt To tbs taste.
RRYAN's PULNpNIc wGFEEs
Not only relieve but effect rapid aud lasting Cures
BRTNN's PULNONIc WATERS
Are warranted to give Satisfaction to every one.
No family should lie without II boz OF
BRYAA's pULI1NIC WAFERs
In the house.
No traveller shOulld be without supply of
BRYAN PUJNOSlr WATERS
ia his pocket.
No person will ever Ol5s set to give for
BRTAN's PULNONIc WAFEaS
TwentE-fve Cents.
Jo8 MOSES, Sule Ir lprietUr, Rochester, NY.
Sold in Wheeling 10y 7. II. LOGAN L co. and
LAUGllLlNS BUSlIRIELD.
augl-eo,i DIV "
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BosToN. June s.-The U. S. steam frig-
ale Colorado still lies in the stream. ami
will not pr"hNhIy leave for the South he
fore Monday.
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PnILAUEhPntl, Juhe S -Tb,- 2 ,ulve Ca
diets from Pittshurs. start far New York sc
tw" o'clock to iVtu BIker's California regi-
meut. ---------------------
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= IRON ne IFasss,7i u; Il. Gg,>t,-. CJtiedca, III.
We heartily sniorrt lr. sTaidiug, AID he I'm
riv'sIIsd Cellllal5e Pills.
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LERASoS ~. Iane. THE onion Con
y., Of the FINN D strict nominated
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tT-n=F the KdHqir. 4 .Titi.ey STR, Earov'ss, Ia.
We aIe that persons suffering. With the head
ACHE, ho try then, viii stick u them.
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FToztlt EyuHtrey., EcEtoH, Va.
cAses, with entire success.
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F.'om tie DeaISe.g; q Cloud, H;zz.
IT you are cr have IsRn troubled wig tins head
rthe send bT box iCapi-lic lis) a. that you iihJ
Lave them III ca OfaS attack.
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Cephalic Pills nplis the oie, for lich they
Serc nide, viz; 10 Uf headache III all its iurus.
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Fror, he Daily Neses, Neiyprot, r. J.
CePhalic 1T, taking the place Of NJ! kinda
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Fsops ste .iaresi.,ss. F,o.-i5e-es, I'll
Tue CephRiic Pills arc sid 10 be a remarkably ef-
ieciiNe remedy for tine hsAtlr and ui the Very
been discovered
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Tfs
wi-l Tor some ci,culaTs ar Iu.e -Iiow Hills. 20
hiring N"Dr Cep.isiic ~! m.r. tr,rucHlA!,y l.. or
NY c''-'"airr,- II Yea EeSs an, Jiue uf tie k,LJ
please seti q" me-
Que Of IA .~i"nters. Wa j. sulrct tusevcrc Sick
Ileviiche Us I,ily lasting tW"'ay arJs clps,i. ran
oH1cs ia oNs hour by g.' KTas, vlrelr sti,i Ter
i,y-lEU,TUlly y,urS
W g. WILKES
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NOTICE

- = 10
7 HAVE SOLD MY Hat aud Cap Stnrr to Mr..
L QUiNEEN Nc lLfNENT. and respectfully re-
quest tile old customers aud purUn4 t. continue
their pttr1mIsr. Mr.. T. W. Miss will manage the
concern, ut. prt'ticu experience In tue business
wtll eitAhe him TO i've eHtire sltisftctiun I eau
's f'unl for time 1t the nd establishment for the
puTp'-e NJ setting the business
Persons indebted To me viii please call and settle
mys $ AVERY.
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Ma. SPAtpENo.

SIG:
Mt long since sent to Won for a hox nf CcIIiale
I'il'- for the Of the Nervous Headache aud o.
it'ee>s ai'' received tie zane and G>y L0d 90 god
on rsdrt h"t J aras i..fEesf Ia sss,i f.y ore.
Please send b return lG.jl. DirVrt 80
4. Il. WHEELER.
Npsilantl. Mich
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~ = single bottle Of si.iLDISG'S Bi.I.rAl,Eh
GLiE viii Eve ;.su tiUes ii7 cgs. sI'-,s7iiS-Sa
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TrJIiyyUuzs,
wMc rI;.LTR.

YrsiL.,zI. s,cz., Jan 1871
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iIESFT q. SFUDT~G E-q.
Pr"r init enc u-e'i twenty. five cent? fer wiict,
semi ne i't''rr h,N II yuWr C-pL1liy r.lis ~
are t'tay ne st Itils ILar. 81 t,ied
Dirsci =. StueFIs. l.. NJ
Belle N-rnusl- Y yaudoits Co %.
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RETLpLnsBUEG- FRNNSLIN Co.. emo
IIEsRT Q. SP,IDISG,
No - C,,l.r 81. y. =
BEHR SIR:
Incinse find twenty fi-e ",itts. o. for hirl nd
llnN Of "Cerhtiic Pil's.r SeHd 10 adlIesS Of Ley
" N G. Filler eyu"l'l.i'uiC. FrauLI II 80 hi"
I'm tfHs 'ss'E lie Il eSdIus-cuis IIdaels al
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STANDINGS rREpAREP aLUEi
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GREEGOOOS-- =
y ! 80 ;IsT. AZ NTH M, 70 BE FcUE =,
lst CoJPlE S'.SsE
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II G. sP,LpNg
SIR:
You will pl,y'sr send two bnxps Of yn,,r Genial
&c Pills send tliru Immediately.
RESPECTFULLY lnurs.
JIIp. T. SINIONS
them sycsIieNt
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SIN:
Wish You To- send me ons more box If yn,,r &c
Lh'Uc RUS hun fstrsd n HfsIT ,IsyI Cy i..,sf
IRON GiSH Your, rrs ect3EilV
MARY Ann STOIKUOUsE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF rnE NOVA sCoTIAN.

PORTLAND, Jan. lOth-The Nova Scotian, from Liver
pool the 9th ulL, has arrived.
The bombardmcnt Of Gleta continued necessarily.
The weather in England excessively cold the Mer-
curry in some localities ranging below zero.
Prince Alfred, the second son Of the Q1een OF Great
Britain is soon to embark for the United States with
view to visiting the naval stations OF the country.
Sales Of for the week $4,000 bales at an adj
vance on the week of of penny Ia with an up
ward tendency at the close.
Breadstufs firm with an advancing tendency.
Consols % h.S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
NAV YORK MARKETS January e,h.

Coyygs Toere Is tie de- and from the IRA ie
Increased basnss the market ia much finer good
wanted Pc,s of other deIcrp
hsps higher but tie sles made have been afu vau
Sroy With limited stock and continued light receipts COM
bined falling "a In the all the Guli
the sePember pared with last years hs res the
hiss ruled exceedingly buovah durtg NE wees, "be win
continue deman from the home prices have rapidly
ADVANCED The intelligence o. the TERMINATION e between
Great Britain and very f4vorably lead
Ing for export and specuat under which
material advance all ades has been established
The the three dsyB grega 900 bales Including SO
the closing buoyant and hrm yesterday Al our
revised quot ttionN.
reaction has taken place for State and
last and the demand has been only mode
rate have experienced reduction Of 10 cents
nQy confined mainly Othe local and Eastern rade
clippers having deAlt Pangy With sn all sock and con
d fr md the market Tor Soethefn fh ur retains e
buoyAny by which chsraeed at the date our last
whiting AMI ic NAV be written someshat higher We note
sales OF 500 bt since our last $6a % Tor Petersburg sSafxo
for Richmond, a t555ls5 25 for Baltimore.
GRAN The which pervaded the Gan market a, the
date previous writing has psce to feeling OF de-
NJ h and though do not quote dec
ded reduction, prices favor TIE purchaser.
notice active demand since our Las; than for
time chiefly fer refining grades Cuba prie OF which
a eentNew Orleans beiag for the moment
In small supply OF parcels aoat though only wanted by
the aie has also advanced : 81 eenhe market closing
very rmy Ref eds s Ia moderate supply and prices have
adyan:ed tribe. retaining an upward tendency.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Jan. O. Pm
CoFEEThere good inquiry for Ccae to-day, but when
m the Market no sales ~ consequence had usnspred We
quote 912% for fair good Rio and SSA cents for
Lsguayra l4ib cents, and Java at 1GGDi5 cents
q n. Tn. stock |. about ls,feO bsgs
GRAS.The receipts Of Grain all descriptions were light this
morning the mark dali
Tered. and before: sl4ol6o for White and
GEO bus received sold at o for both white and
Yellow
Provisions good We
sales e 80 hhds Bacon in lots a. for shc adeS and
%. 1l0o for Sides
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
THE u. S. STEAMER BROOKLYN.

NORFOLK, Jan. lO-The Brooklyn in going to yes
terday, did not stop put off the pilotbut carried him
to
THE object of the precptate departure Of this steam
supposed have been to intercept the Star of the
West to relieve her by taking of her transports in
the of her into Charleston harbor being
opposed.
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RESIGNATION OF A

RESIGNATION OF A NAVY OFFICER, &c, &c.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. l0.-Capt. Randolph, OF the Navy,
resigned his commission yesterday, and Immediately ten
dered his services to the Governor of Alabama.
[Capt K is Virgnian and was on service, We think,
at Mobile
number of editors aud printers in the companies
that have gone TO Pensacola.
Cotton easier, l0al05.
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MARKETa

NEw YoRx Jan Cotton fl M Hour c6Dt0 higher
Southern $55 95 Wheat l2 cents higher; southern White
s62Js cents Corr cent higher iO7IJ9 whit no
% cts yellow 7l19 Pork firm; 50 Z prime sSl3l2
Lard hrm at lOklOa whisky \ at $4,000. Sugar IRA
Orleans 6 6.; Ncscovado 5ttGI57s CCnye hrm at OA@lS
Molases 35S9 Naval hm Rice buoyant AID With
sales ofitO0 a6i4 Stocks bnoyan, New York CentralS
Il. Nj. sui IS 6; Va IS 10
sSBAiMoRs Jan lN-Four dullHoward Street S. 3D. Wheat
sIrady-Whsat steady; read So White Al So Corn uul
old White and yellow So cts Provisions firm; polk sI23-
Coffee acive-Rio l26lS Whisky firm at 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
SECESSION OF MIS- ISSIPPG-GREAT REJOICING
AMONG The PEOPLE.

JACKSON January 9tb-The ordinance of secession
passed the Convention BY Of 81 ayes TO IS noes
All the prominent places in the ETY. Illuminated -
The Convention will sign the ordinance tomorrow,
making il unanimous Fireworks are being let OIL from
the Capitol The excitement is intense.
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FURTHER FROM ALABAMA.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON Jan. lO.-Ssnaie Me. Seward presented
memorial Of citizens Of New York. praying the sooptien
o. wise, JUST and equitable legislation for the pre-
servaton OF the Union.
A resolution was adopted requesting to know OF the
President who is the Secretary OF War and why bis nom-
nation has been TO the Senate for confirmation
Upon this resolution discussion arose, in which Mr.:
Sde charged that the President had grossly violated
the Constitution.
Mr.. Bigler defended the President.
The resolutions of Mr. CIitteuden were made the spe
cal order for tomorrow.
The Pacific railway bltwas made the special order Tor
next Monday.
The special message of the President delivered yester-
dayl came up.
Mr. Davis said the message only informed the Senate
Of what was known DAYS before aud sought to throw
the responsibility Congress He defended South "a
rona and denied that any attempt was to De made on
the District Of Columbia. He indicated the IDEA OF
turning Washington into a camp He denied the rght
Of the President execute the laws by military force
Would judicial proceedings be Superseded oy drum
head laws. Fort Sumter had been garrisoned contrary
10 the plghed faith Of the Government MaJor Ander-
son had only used his Discretionary powers, but ms
movement was an act of hostility Mr. Davis denied the
right o. the government. to garrison forts IN haroor
when the State objected He argued the constitution
atty of secession at length The graf obe OF Congress
should be to effect Peaceabe separation 50 tna' e
Government might be reconstructed a. some future cay
lie rdicrled the idea of constitutional monarchy, ana
concluded by saying that the North did not want peace
war being iuaugurated whose equal the world had
never He appealed TO Northern Senators to avert
IT, and preserve faternal feelings The matter was In
their hands.
Mr. Green obtained the loo and the Senate adjourn
cd til Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr. Boteer denied the published statement that he had
offered the resolution raising the special committee OF
Thirtythree az the instance OF Republican member
He bad offered the resolution his responsibility,
after consultation with Democrats aud Americans.
Mr. Maynard asked leave 10 introduce resolution in
sructing the special committee on the Presidents spe
ca message report on that portion Of Il that refers
70 a convention Of The people, the questions now
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MI. u

Ahr- f4hers residence il C1r-s CRY county Va Noyem-
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threatening the dissolution Of the Union. Objected to,
and laid over under the rule
Mr.. Morris presented petition Of the people OF Phi
ladephia for National Convention on the 22i OF feo
ruary. Laid on The table
Business relating to the District OF Columbia neyt
came up ard was discussed. The Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad bill re committed, after which the House
adjourned