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PROM NEW YORK.


gpeeial Washington dispatches report much
diversity OF feeling at meeting Of South Caro-
iinians. on Saturday evening One large proper
~ holder threatened 20 return home, sell his real
estate remove his slaves and abandon the Pal
metto state forever.
m Is undsrs'ood that the delegation from Ohio,
except Gov, Chase. favor concllintion
The Pennsylvania delegation i considered 70
be radically opposed TO compromise.
The success OF Corwlns propositions il regarded
certain with slight notifications.
A gentleman rom the interior OF New York,
owner Of much properly IN Washington rendered
itto General Scott for military purposes, II re.
qured.
Special Washington dispatches say that the
virginia Commissioners have resolved 20 declare
the determination OF the South 20 acoept no set
tlement OF the territorial question, which is not
applicable 10 all future acquisitions.
\ The secesslonists are earnestly urging the Com
mlssioners from the Southern States 70 demand
the withdrawal of Federal troops from Washing
ton before taking action.
Letters from Gen scott stats that attempts
will be made TO poison the horses Of the artillery
companies In the District.
Secretary Dix e preparing q statement Of the
facts IN relation 10 the then Of Government
funds at New Orleans II will be laid before
Congress
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THE ALL-SUFFICIRNT THRER

TRIESEMAR /, 2&3. ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT q
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
Phermacie de Paris, and the ImperiA College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. is inyaluabie Tor exhaustion, spermatorrhoa
and all physical di1abllitiel-
No. 2 completely Graduates all traces OF those ds.
that have heretofore been treated by the nau-
ctous and pernicious use o copeive and cHbebs.
No. has entirely surplauted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insurtlg 70 the sufferer speedy n.
lief dilperling al impEritiesi and roofing Opt the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and 5, are preparatioa the
form Of oZenges devoid Of taste and small, and can
Be carried in the Waiatcoat pocket Sold Ia tin
and divided into separate doses, as administered %
falpean LsleInand kouxi Eioold, 80. PTioa IS cash
or cases for t9 Which saTca s3i and fn f7 case,
whereby there e saving Of 81 10 Be had Eholesals
end retail of Dr. BARRON, No. l94 Bleecker street
New 1ork. lnIrediatoly 90 receiving remittanoe
Dr. Narrow VIII forward she Ifiese mar 70 any par
o tho wordi securely packed, and add rsse socord
d 9 me Instructions Of the writer.
- Sold also b. :. \. GAfbOhD and W.
FISkG 0lavriand avs
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FROmmLINOTS

SPRINGFIELD, III, Feb 4.
Gov. KirkwOOd, of Iowa, arrived this even
ing. He says the Iowa delegation in Con-
gress have been instructed 10 act as Gem
missioners from that State.
It is runored that Governor Washburne
of Maine, not only refuses to send Com.
missioners, but advises others to pursue the
same course.
Horace Greeley arrived to day. He re.
oeived the news of his defeat for the Sena-
tOrship with his usual equanimity. He left
for Jacksonville, at noon, without seeing
Mr. Lincoln.
Part Of the Illinois delegates to the WASH
iDgton Convention left this morning.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4

WAsHINGIoN, REQ. 4.
It appears from the returns received at
the War Department that the militia force
Of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, FlOri-
da, Mississippi and Louisiana combined,
is 84l 900. Those returns were severally
made from the years 1888 to 1859. The
returns for 1850 we're only from the follow
ing: Massachusetts 16l 200, Rhode Island
1854, Connecticut 5l,576, Virginia 49,
1856, Minnesota 4,480, New York 41e 600.
The aggregate Of the whole country from
these imperfect returns, is 3,168,OOO, of
which about 2, 100000 are infantry, 10000
artillery, 10000 cavalry, and between 10,
900 and 10000 riAemen
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WAsHIEeToN, Feb. 3.
A dispstoh from R. B. Rhstt states that
the Montgomery Congress viii meet to-
morrow, and adjourn over until the Border
State Conference has adjourned.
The facts show that ihe Government is
unable 10 get any Of its orders South un-
less By q special messenger.
The dispatch sent by Secretary Dix to
Hemphil Jones, special agent Of the Treas
ury Department now ct New Orleans, was
stopped on the 20ih at Montgomery, Ala
bama, by order Of the Governor Of that
State who took the message and forwarded
il 70 the Governor Of Louisiana, thus-pre-
venting the arrest Of the notorious traitor
Capt BrushEood.
The following is copy Of Gen. Di1's
dispatch:
WAsHIEsFoS, January 19th.-TO Hemp
hill Jones-Tell Lieut. Caldwell 10 arrest
Capt. BFushWo0d, and assume command Of
the cutter MoClelland, and obey the orders
gave through you. # Capt Brushwood,
after arrest undertakes TO interfere with
the command Of the cutter, Lieut.. CaldWeli
viii consider him g mutineer, and tres
him accordingly. If he attempts to haul
down the American tag shoot him on the
spot.
(sizned.l JOHN A. DIX,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Jacob Thompson testifes before the Spe
eial Commitise that various plans Of the
aeeessionists had been discussed in his
presence, and sometimes at his house, By
lesding men aud others Of less prominence,
which eontemplsted-lst, the seizure Of this
Capitol; ID, means TO prevent the counting
Of the Presidential votes; and Sd, resist
snoe 70 Mr. Lincoln's inauguration. h,
stated that be regarded these propositions
as foolish and criminal, and believed they
had lately been abandoned, and all efforts
coDoenfratsd in separate State action
which be justified and approved. His poll
cy would lead TO the same results BY differ
ent means.
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RESOLUTION AGAINST NEW on
LEANS AS 4 PORT OF ENTRY
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THE GREFENBERG
LLII WLEllI DLIlN
UTERINE CATHOLICON,

which Is offered certain cure u cases accoInpa-
med with the following symptoms irregularities,
weakness, kaintness, Dtranged Appetite, SallOw
Com plexiOn, Pain IN ths Back aud kidney, Chills.
Cold Hands and Feet, Boaatiugs, Feverishness Neu-
ralgia, PalptatiOn OF the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
lusness, Headache, Restie6sness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pam N the spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat snlarting Itching, Burning o.
trr tation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair Mysteries, Anxiety. Red tao, Nervous TWitch-
ing, Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper. Sad
ness, Depraved Appetite, Flatulence Bloatesi 40
Irregular Bowels, unpleasant Dreams, Pans In the
Uterine Organs humbness and Pains ia the Limbs
Lose Of the Memory, Bewiiderment, Soreness In the
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RUMORs AnoUT EoRT sUMTER.

The Times Washington correspondent intinates
that Fort Sumter has been reinforced by the
steamer Brooklyn, which landed upwards Of 500
troops at the Fort by means Of row boats with
muf1ed oars.
A rumor Is current here that Fort Sumter has
been attacked, no dispatches from Major nder-
son having been received at the Department for
three days.
II is said that Virginia Commissioners to the
Border State Convention will offer tie first thing
tomorrow, resolution deprecating force toward
the seceding States If this is voted down the
Southern States viii secede
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FROm VIRGINIA.
WHEELING. Feb.

" 11I111-7I-'Ni W. Il
The election to-day for delegates to the
State Convention, resulted in sherrard,
Clemens, and C. D. Hubbard's (anti-seces-
sionists,) election by about 500 majority.
The excitement was very great.
Union candidates have been elected in
Marion, TsJ lor, Wood, Brooke and Han
cook Counties. Very few votes we're polled
against referring the action of the Conven-
tion back to the people.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

W AAhlAeIOhs req =
The Convention room has been closed to the
members Of the Press, and they are not to be ad-
mitted until q vote Of the Convention has been
taken on the question Of admission, after the or
ganizatiOn
The delegates are desirOus that the whole pro
ceedngs shall be conducted with closed doors to
the Press and public.
committee are here Of secessionists from
Maryland 70 protest against the admission Of the
delegates from that State
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

lEpEPENDEScE, Feb. T.
arrived today.
The snow on the Plains is from two to four feet
deep.
The mail was compelled to travel part of the
way in on pack mules. They were three days
making six miles.
Nothing had been heard at Pawnee Fork Of the
murder Of Majors men IN the RRttOOn Mountains
md the presumption is that if it was so, they
would have heard of it, as they are in weekly
communication with FOrrise.
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sOUrHERN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.
The Latest dates received here by mail
from Pensacola, 9th ult, speak Of the with
drawal Of the troops. No mention is made
Of the Brooklyn. The Montgomery and
Nillcdgevills papers speak Of the Withdraw
al Of the troops from Pensacola as thing
fixed upon A Pensacola correspondent
says it is deemed impossible to take Fort
Piekens unsupported by war vessel
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CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 4.
The Convention delegates representing State
Rights party In This county, met nc washington
Hall this afternoon, and nominated the following
ticket.
For State Convention John D. Coalter. L. NJ.
Kennett, VIM. r. Wood, p b Garesepe. George
Penn, VIM, 81 Cook, Jas. J. Mcbride, NJ v I.
McClellgud. George d, Appleton, Jas George
r. 7. Edmondstou Nathaniel Cox, james Harri
son, Wm. s Stamps, Thos. Harney.
Resolutions which passed az the maetiuR on
Jh tuary l2ih, were adopted aa the platform Of
this party.
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EORE VAR SPEEcHESi
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEvRLAND nIARKFT-FER. a

FLOUR-Salos Of small lots, including 25 bbls
white wheat double extra At ,62}1; Is bbs red do
at ssooi 25bbIs supsrfns at $500, and 25 bbis fine
at $500.
WHEAT-Lower. Sales of ar red at 81 Os; 2
do at Sl,C9, and car white at sI,ls
CORN-Sale OF / car at 3so
OATS-SaleB OF cars at 24o
HIGHWINEs-salesO f25 bbls at Iso.
HOGs-Buyeru are Offering Ss@6,SO,
BOTTER-sales Of several small lots at I2c for
good qutlity. ..ff
FRUIT-sales Of 5 bblI dried Apples at SIC
EGGS-Salos at l2c.
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aAeaitines.
QeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OU . the success Of several medical gentle
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with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment as incorporated Institution under act Of
the Legislature by the title Of TIL Il GREE ENBEHG
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conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
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comparing their success with medical academic al
80 chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testl
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals
character of the gentlemen connected WI1h the in
sttution, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, I'll Z GhHiF
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will b. a
reliable and Trustworthy medium tor the restoration
u health 10 the afflicted and all who suffering
may address them With entire cUu1deIice.
The principles and practice OF medicine adopted by
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ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH II, an invaluable
medical work, publisht for family use and tn re-
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sum Il is mailed free TO any part o the country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
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as we'll as the common diseases incenr TO this
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and IL is enoukh s say hey have proved themselves
fully competent Tor the great trusts which the public
have cor led ~ Their skill
Their lies Of Ne, icues embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 Oirerent diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine to which We wish 10 call the attention OF the
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wAsHNGTON CONvENTION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4,
The Convention is in session to-day with closed
doors
Wright, of Ohio, is temporary Chairman.
All the States that have appointed delegates
are reported, except New York, Teunessee, Mis-
souri, and Illinois.
Eleven are fully represented.
motion 70 admit the press was tabled,
common permanent organization was ap-
pointed.
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow noon
Jno Iylea will probably be permanent Presi-
li Is understood that the entire proceedings
viii be conducted in secret session.
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MeaifinEs.


GANFORD'S LIVER I'M IGOR.
entirely free PROM GUMS and has bsceais - i
iablished iscts standard heiicina, known and -
proved % AL no huTo used III and Z nov ra7r4-f
to with confidence IN al the diseases i0r which It Il
RECOMMENDED.
Il has cured thsussnds within the last tToysar.
who had given up az IL hopeg of relief ~ I'd
numerous D solicited = certificates 10 ny cossss
The doe must Be adap-I- ted to the tsnpsr.msuf
d the individual taking t lnd 1ss ID 1lial o7i7n
titles g. % act generally = |Ju the bowels.
ne use q ths II iSYIGoRk f sS9 sSd Z 3
viii cure LIyEE CON-l- lPLAIsTs, BILIOUS AZ
FkcEs, DTsPEPsIA, ,CHoH-i- Ifc DIAERHTf. s5-r,1-r
gorPL.INTsf DTsEHTEAliS- IDRoPsY, sQuE EI0nAcH
HABIrUAL g0sTIVEEEss,|z IyH0LIC, ca6rFaI ~
FAaTUll, ELATULEHCE, - ~ NDIOE. Fnmarr
ORDiNARY FAMtLTlos lMEDICINF- ft -
cure sfCK HEADACHES AZ thou7s1da -.
tify,l IN WENTF.E MINUTES. M TI7C
Oh 7 HREE TEA-E i-PODNsFUL ARFTi
hEA AZ the commencr- - ment Of the attack
All Who use It are giving their testimony in its 4
ss-MIIlE water in ihs mouth vim the Invisesatoi
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and %
up IN Glass Cases, Air Tight, and Win
. keep 10 any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL, Is q aentIs but
ssti.s StathaItie Which TIE proprietor has used IN
LheeOnsfantly increas-r--. ing demand from taor
who baye long used the'sl IPILLs and the sati51lo
tion which a 1 prcss in = regard % their use, has
induced met0 place them within the reach u IN
The Profession we'll know that dferfaf Ca
tlartics act on di16rent- portions Of the haHaI5
The Family CatharticI-' Pill has with due feIars
ence 70 this we'll estab-I Iished facf baan elrl.
Rglna9a rom Flr1etyIC Iof the psirelt NeFetalIl
A4lllel8iWn men act skel Ion every part Ql tla lI-
meutary canal and arc coon nd ~ III ~
cases where Oathartic.I Is needed such - "a
rangemeuts Of the ston-| e acI sIee1fnas7 pai1s IL
the Back and Lona. Cos = |tfVsues1 Pain 11i Flra
ness over the y hole Body frs sudden cold which
neQuentlyi y neglected 2 END in a long course os
Fever. Loss OF A Apps-Iz. itite. a Creeping sansa
ton Of Cold over fhe|- IB0dV Raaf1 araar
heed-aenei or Weight ( 10 the Head, an InlaEl
matory Diseases, WOrmsIC 2, 10 Children On Aduffg
Eheumatilm, great Purffier of the Blood and mans
diseases % which flesh is heir, too numerous 70 men
ton IN this advertisements. Dose 70 q
PRICE, 81 CENTS.
- The Liver lnvigorat0r and Family C1fharti
Pills are reralqd b. DrugrI5ts generally. aud 1oid
wholesale b. tie Trade in al the large towns
s. r. ". SANf0IDi q. D,
Mauu1ucturor and fTopriet0r.
yId&Ek8 - broadEaE, few York
50 sanfordl Liver lnEigorator and Caiharto
Pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL 4 BRO, Druggists,
hlO 5. W cor Pub Square and Ontario st.
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". LINOOLN I'D ". OAMERON.


The Sunday Mercury publishes the converse
the central Republican Club, for the purpose Of
urging the appointment Of Mr.. Cameron 70 tn,
Cabinet.
Mr.. Lincoln stated 2 great desire 10 appoint
him, but charges were made from Ohio and Ihe
We.tern states, Of his corruption in Obtaining 4
contract, which, If proved, mnst exclude him
but II be vindicates himself, he expressed the
strongest disposition 70 appoint him
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HARrFoap. Trumbun %. o.

hereby certify that I have beeu dealing IN the
f ienOerg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
y sa{ that have never offered any medicines 20 the
p11lic thai have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
OAthoicon. They will perform all and more than is
promised Tor them have sold about hfty bottles
Of the Catholic0n the past year and hear the lest
iesults IN every case. J. II. u. JOHNSON,
March y lsSI. Medical gent.
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ARTILLRRV HORSES AT WASHING
- TON TO nE PoIsoNEDt
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FOME TESTLIlONY.

In this connection we Ouer lew testimonials:
Il am Methodist Clergyman. aud when on my
1rcqit have met with many women troubled u-ith
the diseases for which you advertise Marshas Ute-
rine Catholeon as cure. have advised lie use and
&C has effected complete cure wherever II mas been
used. Rev PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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Jsa-s wsirbr, or Ohlo, chuirmau es wash
ington Convention
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CATARRH CURABLEl
OR SANBORNS IIOiTO REM

~. OANOOAhAN . LIN NiLD hEul .
Il (edy Is positive curative for this disease To
piOve its efficacy others have only to quote
what persons using II often say Before we heard Of
DR.. sanbnrn Catarrh Remedy We had used an Ca
any percelyable beneft. But after rs ~ DR. San
born with all the prejudice We have against patent
medicines generalyl We must say Il Is the rst aud
permanent relief It'll all that il Is advertised Dr.
sanborn having deceased, send stamp 70 his widow
Mrs. II. 4. SanbOrn, Middlebury, VT or o. G
CLARK, Conneaut, Ohio
Very Respectfully, Yours,
uonWsu o. =, QLAREs
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FROaT PENsACnLA-

NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.
cola with the wives aud children of the ufeers Al
Warrington Navy Yard, Mrs Lieut. Slimmer. 4
number Of invalids from 0e Naval Hospital. and
a number Of marines from the Naval Burracks,
who were captured BY Florida State forces md
released on parole.
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WlsHTNGTON ITERTs
WAgHIaeron. Feb. 3.

ARLINGTON teb. g.
The President has again countermanded orders
Of Gen Scott for additional troops here
An oldcer Of the Navy, Just from Pensacola
states that great characterization exists among
the volunteer troops and some Of them were dis
persing and returning home disguised.
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dl0tRls.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
IgA s,6, and Murray street, "a door fron Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York Hugrins 4 FIfils
ProPFistors. u. Huggina, late 1f Pearl sfFssf
a1usa Boston, n, Q, ftng, lats u LoTaoyis HotaI
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NEW ORLEANS As 4 FORT OF RNTg =,
TO BE ABOLISHED,

Report says a resolution will he " r',-.,...i
The House on the 7th 70 repeal the law mSEinS th,S
New Orleans port Of entry and providing fa2
Mississippi ''0 iHou'i Vi ue
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lsDEPEEDEseE, Feb 4.
Quite a number Of candidates are out IN this
county for the State Convention No doubt but
those who are for the Union as It is, will be
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~ Read what DR.. Bushnell says o. the Grmfen-
berg Medicines DR., b. Is ply siCian Of extensive
practice, aud Of the most successful in the coun-
y (rrUnbuill in which ne Fesides
This certinus thai have used tho Grsefeu b-rr's
Pills and marBhalIs Catholicon, sold here BY Fl D.
johnson, IN my practice. They are guod medicines.
Hartford, Trumhuu county, Ohio, March 7, 1857
Sold BY DrHggists aud Meuiciue DaairIs through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies sd-
dress E. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
jan5d&W General Agent for 0hio.
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uNION aTEETINC.

2
The Union meeting, called at the Exchange to-.
day noon, adjourned till evening, after instruct
Ug It's officers to urge the Legislature to appoint
Commissioners TO Washington.
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The Secretary Of State has discharged the du-
ties OF his ONCE, thus lar, VII bout an Assistant
He desired TO secure the services of +. Bayand Of
Delaware, in that capacity, but oFerruling con
- lriOua compelled him 70 decline the uppoints
u-rwe
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NOmINATRn

ALBANY, Jan. 4.
Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour was to-day
nominated by the Democrats for United
States Senator to succeed William II. Sew
ard
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Last Nights Report.
oONeisEssIONL
WAsHtseTOs, Feb. 4.

HoUSE.
Mr.. MoClerpand asked leave to offer pre-
amble setting forth the reports relating to
tbe seizure Of the mint and money Ct New
Orisans, and the refusal 10 pay drafts
drawn by the United States on their own
money, and concluding with a resolution
calling on the President 10 oommuaioate TO
tbo Hsnso Al An early day, If IN his judg-
ment moi incompatible with the public in
sereot An he facts on the subject and what
stens IL any. have been tagen to restore the
ooverpmeut possession Of said property and
treasure.
Mr. Burnett said be would vote for the
resolution with cheerfulness, but objected
to the preamble.
Mr. MeClernand said be hsd related on
" what Was reported; be affirmed nothing
Mr.. Craig, Of North Carolina objected TO
the resolution and expressed surprise that
any one should make such allegations on
authority Of newspaper reports.
Mr.. MoClernand expressed his surprise
that any one should object TO a mere reso-
luton Of inquiry. Il made no allegations.
Mr.. Branch asked leave TO introduce
resolution allowing the Commissioners from
ne States admission to the aOOr Of the
House.
Mr.. Kunkel proposed to amend that the
use Of the House, or ether suitable spart-
ments be rendered them for their meeting.
Mr. LOyejoy and others objected.
Mr.. John Cochrsne gave notice that he
would al en- early day call up the bill re
ported by him from the eonmitiae of Five
The further 70 provide for The collection Of
duties n imports.
A motion for night sessions this Weeh
was objected to.
Mr.. Wilson presented g petition from In
diana for the adoption Of the OrittendeT
Compromise. He said he could notvote fol
it
Mr., Briggs presented memorial Of Z.
citizens Of Orange County, n " in fazol
/ Of the Border State Compromise.
The House went into Committee on tht
! senAte's amendments to the Deficiency bill
Mr.. Morse advocated the Chiriqui sppro
/ priation amendment
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, said h
opposed it.
The Chiriqui amendment was rejected
The amendment to appropriate $lS5,OO(
/ for Wendelps establishment for q public
printing office, was debated upon ant
adopted.
The Committee rose. The House re
solved to have night sessions for the pur
pose Of debating, the remainder Of th'
week.
Adjourned.