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''You know my mind" returned Eliza
beth, now all the Queen again, and perhaps
suspecting the trick; 81 may not endure
that any man should alter my commission
and the authority that gave him, upon his
own fancies aud without me"
With this she instantly summoned one of
her gentlemen, In order 10 break off the in
tervfew, fearing that Shirley was about 70
enter again upon discussion Of the whole
subject, and again to attempt the delivery Of
the Earl's letter.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the subscriber has been appointed and quail.
fed as Administrator the estate of EPHRAIM
II. ST0CKWELL late of Hamilton County, decd.
EMMoNS H. ST0OKWELL,
Administrator.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 4th dSy Of February.
ls6l. fe6-oW%
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Scare \ OF 4 oaI0, - HAMILTON COUV1

STATE 4 OF FL 9HI9; a5 lBIAMILTON COUNTY.
Ds. THONGS CORY end Harriet D. Cory. his wife,
Thomas CORY and Harriet D his wife, non resi-
asn1 Gi the sSse q Ohio T take notice that the
is6O, MED his pettiep against them and othess In
nbio t6e CONT th 81 Common Pleas for Hamilton County
aSTrst ID GdSg sSe9 SS Gy said Th4%as and
psge 2ss Whereby a ,y they co Veyed 70 said Latham
to. wit Situate in Section "a, Town. 3, fractional
Range z, Miami Purchase, Block 81 bounded as fol
son and G6ar streets thence west 51r n bundred ma1
feet to McMillan-street thence north four hun.
dred feet to Boonestreet thence east four hundred
feet TO Madison street, thence south four hundred
feet TO the beginning
the south h-west corner Of Wayne an MaTsbsi1
streets thence south four hundred feet 10 Ham
two feet to fty:two foot street. thence north four
hundred feet to Wayne street; thence two hundred
and thrty-two feet to Marshall-street and the be-
The above. described lands are part of Corry's
Book gi page 425 Hamilton County RecoTSs%to se M
cure the pay ment Of three notes even date with
one for SloO payable eighteen months after date
one or SlOO payable two years after date, and one
for $1,000, payable two years after date
The petition asks that in default of paymsnt Of
the amount due on said notes said real estate may
claim OF said defendants, for the payment of the
same.
me ueiendants are also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9Th day of March, A. d.
1851 the same will be taken confessed, and Judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
ja3-gTh JOHN W. HEBRON, Plaintif'sAtty
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF LIQUOES,
~ Doctor II. COX offers his services to the oiti-
zens Of Cincinnati, and country far aud near, who
All know the importance Of having pure Liquors
when required for medical other purposes. Those
who nay desire his services for the purpose of ex-
amining any liquors they may wish to purchase,
can rely on having the qualities and character
thereof accurately testsd in accordance with strict
est principles OF chemistry Druggists, Physicians,
or others who may wish to purchase pure liquors,
and can not make convenient 20 visit the city for
through him, and rest assured that the same shall
be nlled with nothing but puFe and unadulterated
liquor, Of whatever kind ordered. He purposes
teaching aclass, or any gentleman who may desire
such instructions, in few lessons, how to disorimi
of the liquors Of our market
Ohice and Residence, 499 Central avenue
tfe5-cRD&W1
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advance since last mail will be very good
news for the people of Europe. We note q
heavy falling off-the first--in the importa-
Gons ofdry goods for theweek, only 81, ,083,-
239, against $2,3l4,629 same week last year,
aud $9,4l4,073 same week Of the year pret
vious II il probable that the decline in
RuRurated will be continued. NJ
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shortest Route bY sO MIIes,

MO CHANGE OF OARS TO INDIARAK.
IN Oils, at which place IL unites i-i4EEIIFIIII.4
with railroads for and from all points
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[By Telegraph
New York SfonIr NTanlr.s

NEW YORK. February lS.-Stocks dull !:
Illinois Central Scrip, 7eS6 Michigan Sontbsrn
guaranteed, SlH, Bonds 80; New York Central
5554; Heading, 43; Hudson, 4li Harlem, l5s5; Erie
Sc; Michigan Southern. 80; Pacific Mail, 8iH; Ten,
nessee Sizes, az; North Carolina. 1s =, -
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FHE DAILY PRESS.
TUESDAY Y..................-..-.....FFREUART 10
[ Written for the Cincinnati Press.l
A VALENTINE.



BY ". VT.
Dearest Mary, darling minei
Ia rhymed wreath win twiRe,
Mid the February SHOWS,
For thy gentle Valentine.
Spiked Pinks and suokle-vine,
Mignionette and Byzantine,
For Mary, she's my winter Rose.
When the snow enrobes the hill,
And CLASSY grows the dark blue rill,
IT'S then her smile can bless;
Laughing like living spring
With its joyous bubbling,
Dancing in a fairy ring
or ever. greenest Orsss.
Sorrows face so chill and palo,
Eeer shall lift TO thee her vail,
But double thrice It's fold;
But Gladness clad in sunlight sheen,
WALKING the velvet fields Of green,
Shall be thine own hearts harvest queen,
As fair Ruth was of old.
OH were we in some fairy isle,
Whore Summer ever wears q smile,
As in ArcAdian Greece;
Where shepherds wandered in a throng,
And did the starry night prolong,
Till rosy dawn heard Lutte and song
Fade like dresm Of peace,
Then beneath Myrtle grove,
Whispering tender VOWS Of love,
I'd trim thy jetty locks of hair
With Pansies, golden-eyed, and blue,
Carnations flame unquenched by dew,
Musk-roses, and the Feather.fsw,
Aud Cactus shining fair.
Again, again I'd loop thy locks
With Golden Cups and Four-o'cloeks,
And in thy hair Of night
The snow-drop and the 0range-blow,
The pearly, waIen Mistletoe,
And in its blackness drop the snow
OF one Camelia white.
Then, Ceres Of my heart pledge
Thee, tairest flower Of life's hedge,
My Amaranth divinel
Though doomed alone and sad to dwell
Mid mournful blooms of Asphodel,
bless thee with a fond FAREWELL
My Rose and Valentine.
February H. 1861.
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II HAksELMkN, Justice u the Peace, p 70 Of oinotn..
natl township, HAMILTON County, Ohio. Muller
Of Ohio, ys. Mooney Barkestone, defendants -Oa
me sst Gay Of January 1851 said Justice Issued an
said oeiendanis, for the sum OF one hundred and
seventy three dollars and s1ty five cents, and that
said cause 10 set for hearing on the z2i day Of
March, at O'Clock A. M before said Justice,
Dated February 8, 1851. fsii.eh
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New York Bank. abatement.
NEW YORK, February lS.-Decrease in
Loans, $s7 ,679; decrease in Circulation, Ss7 AS:
Sae,5H. fO9''o'
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TQILET sOARs1LOw's HONEY SOAP,
Il Lows Brown Windsor do, Glyoerine and CAM
Phor do, Old CASTLE do Palm do, Glycarin do,
Almond do,i White Windsor do Omnibus do., Ger
aniuD do, Moss Rose do, Popcine do, CoacOa-nut
Oil do, White CASTLE DO &c. For sale By -.
. ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
JAZZ 8. w. cor, Central AV, and Eighth-st.
HANDKER CHIRF ExTRAOTs.-
- HrAnsipannL Fatchonly, Empress Eugenie.
VeFbenA, Rose, and every other fhyoFite Extract.
for sale BY ALBhRT Ross, Drnggist,
jazz s.W. cor. central-Gy and Elghth-st,
SUGAR AND MOLAhSES,-5 80 HHnS.
lOgeod fair New Orleans Sugar 90 hhds. prime New
Orleans Sugar. laQ brs. Prime New Orleans Molaasea.
In oak brlB; 20 half-brls prime New Orleans MO-
lasses N oak hrlr IN store aud fOr sale By AARON
A. O0LlkA, Nos $40 ana 32l Main-st fel
"REs, HTC.-1b OAaES u, HHY-
w NOLDb'b unfermentod Wine, the nnre iuIcs
q the neteSba graRsi y eeses joe KiAseya Still
nd for sAia bE A. A. o0LTnR. Slb Ans a91
NJ YOU ARK IN WANT on a HOOaNs
aetertlss In the PRESS. II does not oost mdoH
ana 80 IN spasdul eaf .sah aAa e re aaab
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CITY ADYNRTTsnngENTs.

N9TgggE TO ALL tyyHOMIT.pTAy con-
Ssndns before fSs Csy X neeFeg " ~ III thsre "a s
cinpatf the following Ordinances, to-vit: t-ee
$40 70 grade enc pave With brick the sidevniks %
~ gradss repair and pave, WITH brick, tho sids-
Eslks on Buckeye-strset, from Vlne!strset 10 OAK
Tp grade, repair and pave, with brick, the SIDE
walkss on JOhn-street, from wade-street TO Poplar
n 'SS1s: gD ESY%E s9a @ Rs,s @ brick 9 sss
street. - = : q
10 fesrade, repair and pave, with brics the side
street - ~ W =
n regraae, repair and pave, with brick the side
walks Pearlstreet from Kilgour-s to Front
TO repave, with limestone, Blackburn ALLEY. from
Wade-street TO point 200 feet south 80
IN pnrguanoe OF the law, said Ordinances were
strTotsd net to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
The law requires all claims for damages, that NAV
aSGIus @ IRON SAD Improvement TO be fled in writing
Tn sns Gy CLERK setting forth the amount OF
alton OF the time required for the publication of
such such notice, when the same will be taken up for
jS2S-T SAM. L. CoRwINE, oity Clerk.
N0TICE TO ALI, WHOM 1T MAY COM
nNmN,tice i T. hereby given that there
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit
o,i,o ,ho grade and meAdamize, with broken stone,
670feet southwardly.
10 grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side-
street.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick the side.
walks on the west side of Pendleton. street, from
Moodward-steeet to Liberty street.
alley o% the RS0 T5h ca1af no& a s5SsSt
with the prese mt pavement,
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in-
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
acc ne from taid Improvement TO be filed in writing
setting ha ~
damages claimed within two weeks after the expir-
alton of the time required for the publication Of
final action, - ~
fes-dw SAM, L. OoRwINE, City Clerk.
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RooFINGI RooFrNGI

TIRE OgTCAIIE ELASTIC METALLIC
n ROOFING is offered to the public Rs the best and
cheapest Metal Roof used is merits having been
tested By an sxPeTence Of in this city and vi
einity. Applied to fat or steep, old new buila.
tngs. No solder usedfastened securely without eIa
posure to the action of the elements.
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment 10 any part e
the United States be applied by any with oRa
dihAEy mechanical skin. Orders promptly filled.
OALDWELL co.,
mYI6-h Is2 West Second street.
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HAMILTON 81 N M0N PLEAs.

i saIah J strlder0 ys Joseph L. stridsr.Hho,
notice that on the 2Sth day OF January, 1851, the
above complainant hled her petition in the court
against him. wherein she charges the said defend.
ant with gross neglect Of duty, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and prays to be divorced from her
said husband, have alimony, her name changed to
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit Is uoW
psnding IN said Court and unless he, the defend
ant, shall oppear before the 22d day OF March
next, and show good cause for delay, the same will
DC hearo In his absance, and decree taken therein.
- - R0B'T MOORE,
tef'IW" Attorney for Petitioner.
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a AIMINIsTRATORs, sALE OF REAL

A lMINISTRATORS' SALE OF REAL
IN ESTA1E.-We, the undersigned dAdministrator1
on the estate of PoMEROY sT0DDARD deceased,
offer for sale large two. story Brick House, in
Floraville, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, o.,
on the Lebanon and Cincinnati Turnpike. The
House contains ~ large rSsms, kitchen, cellar,
milk. house, and s built of good, substantial ma
teTiR and slate roof The out buildings com prise
workshop, stoTe-room, woOd-house, smoke-houss,
hennery stable, with granaries, carriage room,
6c;, complete. The Lot contains about4x acres,
well set In choice frut-trees, shrubbery gra pes and
all kinds Of small fruits and flowers in abundance.
Every convenience is attached TO this property to
make ii one of the most beautiful and -deslrabls
homes in the country Said real estate has been
regularly appraised at Sl0OOO and will not be sold
for less than two thirds the value thereof.
Terms One-third ia hand one third In one, and
onethird in two from day of SALE the deferred
payments to bear six per cent interest, and to be
secured BY mortgage on the premises sold. ,..'
,ALeO-About IA acres Of good Land adjoining the
aboYe-named lot suitable for building lots, fronting
on q comfy road
-ALs0-A acI es Of good Farming Land, lying n
of mile from Lebanon, acres good timber, and in
q high state OF cultivation and well WatAred Said
property will be tor sale until the l5 day Of APRIL
For particulars, inquire Of M. w. sTODDARD, No.
"A Hathaway st, cincinnati, or address the uhder-
signed, at Lebanon. MARIA BTnDDARD,
GROVE SfODDARD,
tel2-X0O0F AdministraaOra.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

State he bers reques interview With hi, H.oeency the
Governor for the purpose Of negotiating honorable ctm OF sur
render ct as early en hour this morning a. practicable
have the honor to be- respeoay your oeede9t ser
want, J. 2. 10 SES, Lieut. Second Art, Post ADJ.
To Col JACKSON, A. d. C. ,, =,
About ten o'clock of the same morning (2athl, the
Governor, accompanied by his staff and Bnoader-Gen.
Harris commanding the troops rode up 20 my qusrerS
and was received by me- when the following honorable
terms were agreed upon and accepted to-wit:
l. The ss to be ssuted and lowered by the ofea o'e
troops. -, ,,,,.. l,uo., .rd
TO retain its and company property. - an .-od
The officers aud SOLDIERS to occupy quereis un M 49,
beyond the limits the and to have the use o. ht p
rnr poaton the oiy and IN hs nelshoothoou ~
the privilege Of obtaining supplies from the city ,
The public property to be ieceipcd iof py .ne ~
es and accounted for upon adjustment between the oae VI
Georgia and the United States Of America , 49,, IF
o. The troo have unmolcsed passage through anu ou' VI
the State by water TO New York. via Savannah ,ou,,,
Governor and Commander Of the Army Of the State
Of Georgia ,pNoT n EIzry
Capsain Second Artillery, Commanding Augusta Arsenal
have the honor to be, very respectfully. your oDe
d;enf sarvant ARNOLD ELZEY
Captain Second Artillery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
MINOR ITEMS.
A POLITE REQUEST.

THE TRIBUNE respectfully acknowledges the receipt
of copy Of Tie Independent South, Waynesboro,
Ca, bearing upon its margin the following:
E1chanse God Dam you will discard you dsm.d AbO.
Editor Of Rough Rice. Radical RsloTme thu. to be pub
hshed soon"
THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS.
The Montgomery Advertiser gives some account OF
the newy-appointed Commissioners Of the Southern
Colfederacy. They are:
Hon. a. b. Roman of Louisiana, Hon. Martin J..
Crawford OF Georgia, Hon. John Forsyth Of Alabama
Mr. Roman has been Governor of Louisiana and was
formerly Of Oppostion politics, having been Q cup
porter Of Mr. Bell in the recent contest for President
OF the United States, and subsequently, Co0pera-
tionist.
Mr.. Crawfor6's name IL familia, 10 the public as a
Representative from the neighborng State of Georgia
TO the Congress of the United States His politics have
been States Rights.
Mr. Forsyth was a socessionist in Isjl-was
Minister to Mexico under Mr.. Duchanan's admins
tration in the old Government-and was Il leading
advocate Of Douglas, through his paper, TIE Mobile
Register in the late race for President Of the United
These eppointments Represent ali shades OF political
and partisan opinion and the gentlemen being well
qualified for the duties Of their misioa we doubt not
that the selection is good one
OPINION IN NEw-ORLEANs.
A letter from New Orleans, in TIE Boston 7racel'
Ter, says:
The reactionary movement In favor OF the Union
goes on undated here. Even King John Shdeil Is
Sid 10 have fallen INTO the ranks Of the Unionsts
This boary headed traitor, discarded BY bis former
companions in treason would gladly work TO restore
peace 10 the South If he certain 10 be 20
Washington in the capacity Of one Of Iouisiana's
Senators In Sugardom, much uneasiress prevails In
the minds of the planters TO the future Poey oi
President lincoln with regard to the pre- ent tari on
sugars No one will deny that as long as she reaneo
IN The Union Louisanathst Is tho southern portions
Of the State--deived large benefits from tas policy
pursued BY tho United Ssta QsyeEaRsat toward has'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
RELATIVE TO THE SURRENDER OF AUGUSTA
ARSENAL.
WAsHINGToN. Feh. II. l8l

WAsHISGroS, Feb. l5 1861.
Eoa g. CoopKR Adjntant- General United states Army.
6IR: In compliance with your letter OF this date,
have the honor TO submit the following complete
bort Of the surrender of the United States Arsenal at
Augusta, Ga. On the morning Of the 23d OF January
St received from the Governor Of Georgia, then in
xagusta. backed by superior force of State troops
rrmbering some six or seven hundred, verbal de-
;. nd Of the areenAl, which refused. Shortly after
come, through his sid-decamp, written demand in
Bee following terms, the substance OF which was tele
eFsphed by Inc to the War Department, to wit: ,oc,
sR Instructed BY his Excsency Gov Brown 70 say
y you that Georgia having seeded from the United states Of
1eice aud resumed exclusive sovereignty over heI sol
s oeoons his duty TO require you to withdraw the uoop
she limits Of the proposes 80 tsio possession Of the
een and toreceip o eli public property under your charge,
soTsa aud the United States America He beg refer you
o Ser s o. s ySs 5 S0p 1Pog ss sou al
R Of hostility and be claims that the State only peace
Dred States 0overnmsnt further inuucted to cay that
answer will be expected tomorrow mornings oceek
HENRY JACKSON, Aide-de-Cemp, &c.
About O'Clock on the night of the I'D Of January
o received from the War Department the following
FePV 70 my dispatch, to wit:
Sept ARNOLD EsIzY. Second Aytry CosssaSSa0 ASSusa
Tie Governor Of oeovs bs. a.,Dsd , Won, ma. and
n, Sn sitiads Of His harsh and
SsSis forced % 70 By tesnce Of Starvation you
h yB soSsy ~ Ss eIs. and free passage BY water,
m. }. I. HoLT, Secretary Of War
10 have resisted such force then ready N attack
ne, with my knowledge Of large reaofo;eenoen,s az
Savannah and Atlanta ready 10 come nm bv mail q,
psoAsDts warning, would have been dssSeration in
ny weak poation. therefore directed nv Adin,ant
sant and convey the following note in reply 70 the
eosszDoTs demand: ~
HssseUhRrsHs Augusta ARsasAL. Ga, jan "a ia,
s ssss bs honor 20 inform you tha. am directed BY
ess S's .d oash s h;S yss ys..s:, . q, s
fzSSSs Va n WAAdssW hL sssausad sysaa lalx III
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FROM VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK Saturday, March 9, 1861.
number Of the members Of the volunteer companies
were detained last night for the purpose Of pstrong
the city. II appears that information reached the
Mayor Of Petersburg TO the effect that an outbreak
would soon follow the Inauguration Of Mr. Lincoln,
and understand that police officer arrived III this
city yesterday as special messenger TO Mayor Lamb,
bearing the above information.
The city will doubtless be under the charge Of our
volunteers for time TO come but more is feared
from the white Abotionists than the blacks. We are
prepared however, for.any emergency that may sIisc
great many discharges have within the past few
days taken place at the GOspoIt Nsyy-Ysrd, and all
who are known TO favor secession stricken from the
roll. Many of our lSboring men now without en-
ploymen and citizens becoming very indignant,
as Northern men are Immediately appointed 10 I'LL the
place. " our own mechanics and laborers.
RICHMOND, Va, Saturday, March Q, 1861.
The Virginia State Convention reassembled to-
day.
Mr. Goode Of Mechlenburg finished bis secession
speech.
Mr. Goode Of Bedford offered the following:
B1erca The power. daeg:d by Virginia the Federal
Soycp, have been perverted 70 her i5iay 5 SaS s,,
ton with essential motfcsdon' presented by he General a.
seTby fn. effort 20 restore he Integrity Of the
been deliberately Icetsdby tho Northern States Of the cene-
dersey ,heieoTe
aud paiJ requires that ordinance shall be sdoped BY this
Csnv,nton uttrd g. the PEOPLE by which Virginia
resume al the bo dlssSi the Fsdors Government,
sud declare her connection with the Goyosnent ehoyed
Rcicurd.
Mr. Fisher presented Rnticoercion resolution en-
bodying the suggestion that the Government should
early negotiate with the Southern Confederacy for the
,ranser OF Forte Sumter and Pckons to the said Con-
federaey and for an equitable division OF the public
property and burdcnf. Referred.
There is no present prospect OF the Committee Of
Federal Relations agreeing upon anything.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsnISoros, Saturday, March 2, 1861.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, March Z, 1851.
The SPEAKER laid before tie llouse letter from
Thomas II. Ford, resignipg his office ns printer.
The occasional struggle for q recognition by the
Speaker oceasioned the greatest possible confusion
Twenty or more members sometimes vigorously
sprung their feet holding in their outsretehed hands
the propositions they severslly strove 10 offer.
The chorus, "Mr Speaker" wascdeaiening. That
officer bore fis infection with becoming resigna,ion
Mr.. HASKIN (Dem., N. w., from the Committee on
Printing reported resolutions which were passed. 70
print 600 copies OF the absiaced bonds investiga
tion also the same number Of Mordecni and Deaheds
report on military operations In the Cimea aso 1900
copies Of the Morrill, amended Tariff bill.
The House then proceeded 70 the confederation OF
the Senate amendments to the Post'Onee Appropria-
lion bill.
The Honse concm-ed in the Senate amendment by
vote Of III against 49, II presented there by Sem
ator Wilson, and anpuls the present Buttertield &
Companys mail route 10 California via El Pasa which
now costs 900 for semi-weekE letter service;
but during the remainder Of their contract time three
and hall years. gives them the central overland route
In lieu of the other. They TO carry 1t daily ~
81 000 O00 TO deliver the mails nj Denver and Salt
Lake tr-weekly, and 10 pony szpress sem.week-
y carrying live pounds each trip for the Government
free Of charge and to reducing the cost OF letters by
eaid express 10 one dollar per half ounce IL bntter-
fld Co. fail 10 accept this before the 18th of March,
their present contract 10 be absolutely annuled aud
the central route contract ia 20 be let TO the lowest bid
der not exceeding 600. The entire letter mails
10 be carried through daily in twenty days, and the
residue in thiryye days with the privilege Of sending
the latter 10y steamer IN twenty-five days az contrac-
tors expense and the latter to receive two months pay
for damages for the change Of service from the South
ern TO the Centrlroute. But the Buterield Company
were required by Nh Coltax's end Mr.. Sherman 8
amendment 10 enter into a written agreement TO he
filed in the Post-Oiice Department. and TO he ineor-
poted into their contract agreeing to carry six hun
dred pounds of maR PER trip, which will take all the
daily papers, beside the letters, and also renqulshing
all claims for damages provided IN the Senate amend
meut.
The bill after debate, was concu1ed 10 exactly as 1t
came from the Senate. SO tits now law. IL reduces
the cost Of the mail service to California from l3
600 to $l000O00j increases the service TO daily con-
the Butteried contract without ncurrins any claims
for damages. ,
Mr.. BINGHAM (Rep., Ohio moved 70 take up the
bill reported by him providing for the collection OF the
lQps or 0ksi Qiaols 10 ia azsVutl0a> >ias TsysaUs