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accomplished isdyS 4, well QuJised for lie tI ct In
= rsJse, besides hg terynt srd
nErss- 81 good character and eatiTey Trustworthy
Apply to Xxx WALKER.
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The Mason and slIaell Complication:

The MASON ana SAlGelA COAupliCAEloAss
When the historian comes to review the circum-
stances attending the piratical seizure Of Aessrs
MASON and S1DxLL byW on board British
Mail steamer the EMULATION manifested in every
portion of the United States in consequence of the
act the Imprisonment Of the Commissioners in the
Despots BLstie the approval Of the act by the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, and the resolution of Congress
70 immune them in a felon's cell, mankind will be
amazed at the stupidity or the cowardice OF
the Yankee Government, should 1t sceede TO
the demands of the British Government and
restore them to the status they were in when
they were seized. No stronger exempGfcation
of the character of the bastard Government at
Washington, will be needed to cover it all over With
the infamy which attaches to clustering cowardice
and Indifferent braggardismto that kind of boldness
which would Cypress the weak, intimidate the in
firm and insult the unarmed, but which humbly
submits to terms dictated by its antagonist, when
called to account for its unlawful acts of violence
Undoubtedly many of the outrageous acts of the
LINCOLN Government will be in the mass Of
crueties and usurpstions it has praetsed. It's bru
tales, its disregard of constitutional safeguards
the inhumanities of its hrelings, will be forgotten
by the world, if not forgiven by its victims.
But here is deed of attempted violation Of public
law and disregard of the courteses due to another
Government and subsequently of sbject submis.
sion to its demands, when it comes to face the con
sequences of its misdeed, that must forever stand
out on the page of history, reprOsch to the im-
posters who directed the crime and only atoned for
it, when they found It would not be tolerated.
But who can be surprised at any act of
shame that the LISCsIN Government may CONS
NIT, after the experience we have had of its
treachery, Hypocrisy and atrocities Who is
not prepared for any outrage or crime,
which interest or policy may dictate to it,
SO long as there is reasonable ground for belief
that liberation will be extended to its acts ? A
government whose whole aim is to rob, plumber
and murder people who have never offended it,
save to demaad their rights and when denied, to
declare their independence of it, has already sunk
into crime deep that the world should forever be
on its guard against such government just as the
honest man guards bis purse when it is known that
thieves prov ling around to pick qis pocket. 8
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TIVHE fns Store House No = Isn Book Il frr At hs en-
= suing ytar Alo. for hire, several good S-r=aas
APP 70 tbs l. BRAssFJRD
delgs-fIW
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For sale or Rent

CREER for sale ny rtslss IN EdgshsTd attsct e 70 IL L.
a7e wer glrd handsomely laid o. and pit fr aoasa
Asa, We Eaisbls garden Also, the bk Dwelling outos e
az on kua sell Ire not sold By the let uary lea they
viii ~ tel MIA INO - ETfE
dec25-d4s - -
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ADIINIsTRAT9R,S SaI-e
Mammoth Auction Sale No. II, 1851, ,ss
RENI. Y. NHLEI.nE a cd rInaE.-

NHJILa sell Tusdav, Weiussily aud Thu-sdav. De
w 5lt, ans January lst sEo - without rissrvs, % .
cou Of Enon nay carcsrn, I've SnzsIss n
leEsonsbls Dry 6eod5 Bots shceI, RraCyNsda Ciohr
OULlerEs 1srseSt
and best VAri ~ fsred this Sc soa-
Sales TO day a 10 o'clock s1d ro-asf -
early gas light BESJ saTFLDs q 90
dssss-a oppossfs $500 80,
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anged,

TNO hire for ierv:s o, the Nashville and Ch,,,,- Rf.
road Os the ye 1852 fry negro men Apply a ose,
% - .GOLE,
Aft su5eFintss5r,s
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$50 Reward.

$50 Howard.
UN So tbs undsFtigned, the 9th iusf na4ro
y bay PANIED Wsah-sCme' ssyI his nsns dsarrs-
SbOut CT p yeaTs I'D, az DIX c0lCr Low ard eaT
and ell mace; a roundabout cost a Ct sarx
brown C0lor, and pants o. ne also ak sell via
sack o'At Of inB afro BID pair 81 pEns ech oooF
Of goods, thIt o. esq clotb, ard bsck
WOOL hat, pslr Of uHett kFoun n visa ne eve
rive ed be last tine heard lin be vs. IA Crrn
terIspd oountV. Is With bsgEes e.: q lai he
belonged to NJ. ges and going alter hsgs IEppss
be IL tying l. get - Diucky 70 JON coins arHy VII
pay he above reward placed In jail relivsrei
EEdJ. BEID6EAN.
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sFlambeaun b picked up and brought along with
her.
The ergo Of the Gladiator il Ia charge Of D. T.
Bisble, Esq OF Norfolk Mr.. Fry left Nausea to.
day week ago and reachs Richmond Last Sunday
By route zad BY means that we do not disclose
BE assures us that, whether in Esusau, in London
or In Paris. ne heard but one sentiment expressed
that of cordial good will for the Confederate States
and the hope and conviction that they would tri
umph. Even before the outrage on the Trent, o.
strong was the pressure of feeling in England
sgainst the North, that Mr.. Ysncey firmly believed
and positively assured Mr.. Fry that not more thar
month from his departure (the 10th November,
would elapse before the blockade would bs broken
Mr.. F. entertains no doubt that Great Rritsia 10
declare war, and is OF opinion that FrHace vii
unite In the act Mr.. f., who ia graduate Of the
Virginia Military Institute returns 70 taks part will
the thousands Of gallant Southern spirits who ar'
standing ike walls against the torrent Of North
ern invasion.
From the Athens (Ga) BInDe-, Dec, IS.
Just - we are gsing to press we are favored By
Dr. I'm Hoyt with London papers to the 9th ult
Dr. HOyt left England in the steamer Gladiator
which has on board about 30 600 stand of arms fol
the Confederate States. The Gladist0r was met by
another Confederate steamer, upon which he tool
passage and succeeded in getting into Wilmington
n. c., not however, without an exciting chase BY !
Federal steamer. The Gladistor is now in the pOr
of Nassau, closely watched by a Federal steamer
As she is in q neutral port she cannot be taken a
prize, and so she may remain there for some time
Our telegrsphic dispatches yesterday morning.
announced the safe arrival Of the Gladiator at
Confederate port.
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Cock Wantsd

INOS gear from lst day Of January nsx TIE s
II Der VIII Iay fair pEgss for good 5ek-aals % ale
J. Il WILLY,
dses9-s. Conner Market Chu ca Il
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Special Dispatch to tie Now Yoyt E.-.,,

The city has been excited to-day BY silly rumor
that the government had agreed to surrender Ma
son and Slidel, when, in fact the government has
determined that the British complication shall be
secondary to the rebellion. That is an rffair of
most vital Importance, and nothing in our foreign
relations will be permitted to interfere with the in
tention of the government in the settlement of this
affair, and it will make this subordinate to il.
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Nouce, One Cent Reward.

nNHe &c Of his init jams NJ LITTLE et ny houss ard
" premises, without s0vocacn, person a. prLz
ing said ANS rITLE retuniI lin in q -
tlanked ios heir trouble, &C THOuAs WEATE2.
AArshAu LOuniy, Ttrn-, December , st, Isl.
DE- "a
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MORT KERN NEWS AND LIES.
Affairs I'm ana About he
English Complication.

--@aAA4A- $500
WAsENGToN, Dee. 24-Lord Lyons, day or two
since, IN giving invitations orally TO Christmas
dinner, apprised his guests that the dinner was con
tingent upon the necessities of his position and
might be out Of The question. This afternoon, how
ever formal cards OF unconditional Invitation were
ssRt around, and this after his interview with Ser
ward which rumor declares stormy On the whole
the feeling to-day was less cheerful and although
no ultimatum has yet been presented, it is under>
stood that Lord Lyons is instructed TO present ope
but perceiving that his Government is not fully &C
qusinted with the situation postponed its delivery
until further information from Great Britain can
reach him.
1t is believed that Scott brings important dis
patches from France. Some think that France
promises assistance in case of war with England,
others that he bears intelligence that the continent
comedies with the English law of the case Il Is
certain that some, at first upholding Wilkes have
entirely changed round.
The Banks have evaded or postponed suspens,on
of specie payment until the British question shall
have been decided. The drain is not very heavy
The tERety with Mexico, before sent provides for
mortgaahg all public lands, including Church
property to the United States as security for the
eleven millions loaned to her.
Special DiTa:ch to the New York J,,,r,,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Lord Lvons Yesterday
made his first official communication TO the Secre-
tsry of State, who at once set about the prepars
ton of reply. The contents of the dispatches
are KNOWN " uO 5uo except tnese two, the PresiS
dent. and probably Gen. Mcclellan TIE general
opinion among outsiders is that they do not present
an ultinsatum, but leave room fer Negotiation.
As regards the statement that the cabinet ia do,
termined to yield to England, even to the point of
surrenderlng Mason and Slidel rather than offend
her, which the Herald of Saturday makes on au.
thority, the Times states is utterly false.
The Government to-day received intelliOerce
right by the last steamer from Europe, from Cen
Scott stating that he intended to take passage in the
next steamer for the United States. The General
does not state the OBJECT OF his return, but he un
doubtediy brings information to the Govern
ment of important movements abroad. II
must be of a serious nature to cause Gen Scott 10
return so speedily, for 1t is well known that he
had made arrangements to remain for a long
| time.
A gentleman now occupying a high position a
Paris writes to friend in that city that the
impression was very general in the best informed
circles in France and England that a rupturC
between England and the United States is ineyit
able.
| fnecil tn Nj No.
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BELIABLE CABBAGE SEED.

IrumAssd, tAmrriran growth
Plat D1teh g.
EaIlg York.
Oxhssrt
Sugar Loaf
EATly BstteTssA-
For sale b tie pound WM. LYON.
deS25-d3t BF FashElsls. lem
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EW7IIL he 8dSci 10 Auction Sale % Turn't urs an IN
~ voice q Frine Holland Gin Fi-e adeTR Vine, "a.
peror OF Per, cry and Msaga Wires, BroEl scu CT
gsrs Gloves, Cinnamon, W OGDEN WsTN, &C. etc
sale 10 con l. a. 10 O'clock
BENJ sEIELFs O.,
5ec23 CertraI Rnnas.
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Please NoIIee.

Please Notice.
nN Aad after The first day sf JE-uNry, Is will sli
~ goods Esolusi0sly FOR asa
8 have pay for AT he Ttocs luz,
PEELED to Pu1us his hGl iEsads will
nos Ask for oE'dt
pces thalI Eea8onab's h Ell stsd unisr
lsslng ereumstAEOss- and loi CuOs.s viii
tinuS 70 give rs tAeir pattIn1.u
deo25 II TH0NBsON 20
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Recruits Wantsd.

TEAYING resolved authority from Maj Gen. Polk
. paw Ertil cry for service AZ OolemS1s Wish
few recruits for company nearly eomPte, for s
FIFTY GOLLARs BCUETY uilI Re usi 70 en- I a,ceplet
recruit. Apply % Cap ". 3. LIP+sOMB,
AtE Bsynes,
Or Lent 3. ThOMPsOd.
Ss2f-tg IA @ ad ,us & Cos on tla 7qqtTs.
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Notice..

IL those having claims ESrst the % z 7. Baker,
"A deceased not'a to 10 ny once by tbs
ist day Of FsaraAry, 49, preparatory kas accoznl
de.I5 tstIlIEss E-OR 6UILB ~
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For sale or kenG

A BRICK HOUSE ON RUSSELL ST, EDGBgIELD,
Ten minutes l511s from Tie Spare,
tOntaning besides Eteh,a and servants
Z : cellar, stables &c
loF terms &C, spplyto r. g. HUST.
dsc23-dIm On woodland s-r-et
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RObeFtson County, Land for ~ lie.

an hse5th Of JanUsry 1861, At the lac TEd o. 7.
2. tung, deed CICsB uIBF, hftstg Ealy,
rtTn, vi sell ytlu6is sci o. ard, eserrs
Isl Of Whh Il il euivtth, ard IL a. u ttst Arms
in 10 b.rtson .uBty,
Terms o. ,als-eE,d.t CT and two Jssls AID III
tia Cd On tie lsLd
At the s'ne tine en- plsr e III. sH fsyr EIsy ngrsl
a ciedit Of twelve m-ushs
dec '4-drUE p NO 0'NTTr- M
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Gen. Hsnamarss official Eeport OF the
Fight as W eOdsOnvilIs

-
We are enabled to lay the sficial report Of tn,
fight at WoodsOnvills before our readers this morn
ing:
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We fDd the following notice in the Knoxville
Register, ard transfer it to columns, as it may
be Of interest to 4 number Of the readers of this
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Reef CaJIIs Wanted for the COnfedsrafs
states.
ENTE wiz pay liberal price for heavy corn ttsi sIrs
w deliver ia sbruAT5s packing in EAsa
FiiIe OtIksYiIls.
d-tg7-tso 81. RRUCK & Co.. svsn.s O. 4.
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RE-OPENINa OF TIE

F9NHE belonging to the hers q IL late Dr. Js
Graf shesd tor hire Tor the ear lSG2 FPy peTtaa
Ea1d = ttm5 hCuse te ths 3gt,
which Gms they will b, Lei re Hsrket hcuss ~
disposed OF I6frs
dssR7-dH wE.OEES. eusrdian.
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No practical Dsilsr. Big wages SEd e1usEn cap %.
n met Apply at OLosto
EN- BJUCE &CO,
de-s7- L6t CVsr Plhntsr's FAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
DES1ITUTIoN IN LONDON.

Serious Bredd Riots.-The London Mercantile Ga
zete OF the 7h instant gives the following account Of
serious bread riots i'll that city
Owing to the continuance of the frost, and all the
outdoor labor being stopped the distress aud suffering
that prevail in the metropolis, particularly among the
dock borers brieklayers masons and aborng clsSses
at the end truly horrible Throughout the day
thousands congregate around the approaches of the diff
ferent workhOuScs and unions, seeking relief but has
been impossible for the officers to supply onehird that
applied This led considerable dissatisfaction and
hundreds have perambuated the streets asking aims of
the inhabitants and Of the pasSers by.
"0n Tuesday night much alarm produced by an
attack made large number of bakers shops in the
vicinity of the Whitechapd road and Commercial road
east They surrounded by mob of about thirty
forty in number who cleared the shops Of the bread
they contained and then decamped. Last night how
ever affairs assumed threatening character and
acts of violence committed. BY it be-
known. in the OF the afternoon, that the
dock laborers intended to visit Whechapel in
dusk set in aud that attack would be ade
on the provision shops in that locality. This led to
general shutting up Of the shops throughout the East
End-a precautiOn highly necesSary-for between and
o'clock thousands cougregated in the principal streets
and proceeded in body from street to street. An at
tack made upon many of the bakers shops and eating
houses and every morse Of food was carried away. A
gr at many thieves and disspsted characters mingled
with the mob aud many serious acts Of violence
committed The mounted police Of the district were
present but it impossible for them to act against
large body of people. Tonight another attack is ap-
pretended and much exctem mt exists The streets
are thronged with groups Of the unemployed, seeking
relief Of the passers by"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

~" HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the BRAIN and viewed in this light il may be look
ed on a safeguard intended give notice Of disease
which might otherwise escape attention Till too late to be
remedied and its indications should be
Headaches may be classified under two names, viz -
Symptomatic and Idopathic Sympomatic Headache is
exceedingly common and is the precursor Of great
rety of diseases, among which Apoplexy, Gout,
rheumatism and all fehrc dsase In its form
it is sympathetic of disease of the stomach constituting
SICK hsddache, of hepatic disease, constituting bilious
heddche OF worms constipation ard other disorders OF
the bowels, well renal and uterine affections Dis.
eases OF the heart very frequently ATTENDED with
Headaches Anemia and PLETHORA are also affections
which frequently occasion headache ldiopahc Head
ache IS also very common, being usually Distinguished by
the name of hadaehe sometimes coming sud
denly in state Of apparently sound health and prostrat-
ing the mental aud physical energies and in 9TH
Instances il slowly bealded by depre sion Of
spirits acerbity Of temper. In nsaGces the pain
is in the front of the head both eyes and
sometimes provoking vomiting under this Glass may Gl-
so be named Nevaigia
For the treatment o either class of Headache the Ceph
allie Pills have been found and safe remedy, re-
leving the most acute pains in few minutes and by M
subtle power eradcatng the diseases of which Headache
is the unerring index:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
Constipation or Costivcness.

No Of the "many ills that flesh is heir TO" is so
prevalent, little understood and much neglected
Costiveness Often originating carelessness or sede-
tary habits it is regarded slight disorder of too lit
tie consequence TO excite anxiety while in reality it il
precursor and companion of many of the most fatal
and dangerous Diseases and unless early eradicated it
will bring the sufferer 10 an untmely grave. Among
the lighter evils OF which cOstVeuess is the usual attend
ant Headache, Cole, Rheumatism Foul Breath Pile
and Others OF like nature while long train of frghfu
diseases, such Malignant Feves Abscssses D,sen-
terry Diarrhpa Apopc1y, Epilepsy Paraly sis Hyseria
Hypoehondrasis, Melancholy and Insanity 6rst indicate
their presence in tie system by this alarming symptom
Not unlrcqUeny the diseases named originate in Colst
patton but take ind, pendent existence unless the
cause is eradcaed in early stage. From all these
cOnsdr it follows That the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever il occurs and no person
should neglect get box OF Cephaic Pills on the first
appearance of The complaint their timely use will eS
pei the nsdous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe to human life.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Tax AMALGANArIoS oY LASGUAGEs.-There is a grow
ing tendency in this age appropriate the express
i've words OF other languages and after while to incor
porate them into ourown thus the word Cephalc which
is from the Greek, gnifyng "for the head is be-
coming popularzed in connection with Mr. Spaldng's
great Headache remedy, but it will soon be used in a
more general way and the word Cephalc will become
common Eecrotype and many others whose distinc-
ton as foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem native and to the born"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

BRIDGET.-Mssus wants you to send her box of Ce-
phalic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pills-but I'm
thiukng that's po. just it naither but perhaps yell be
after knowing what is. Ye se she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
that same as relieved her before.
Dru9gisL-You must mean Spsldne's Cephac Pills
Bridget- Och sure now AID you've sed it; heres
the quarther and Civ me the Pills aud don't be all day
about it aher:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

gH No Advertisement to be considered by the
specified the Manuscript previously agreed Ipen
tween the parties .
An not marked the copy for speched
Der Insertions will be continued until ordered cut
szaeted accordingly.
~ REouIAR avoid any sndinc
on part srsers proper dissfnc
Mat their brveg extends to their business Real
Itae Legs and all other Advertisements by
additional chsrge, and no yvrtalon.
~ Real and General Agents Advertisement
yoar bO charged the
o such discounts 3 shall be agreed upon.
tB Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally engaging
or squares with the privilege Of change shall not he
yearly Ia week insert than the Rmsunt
standing under the and all
iDg such amount TO be charged at the usual rates.
Advertisements inserted In the seu Weekly whig
per square ne: for the hs Insertion aud
per slusre for each continuance, or weekly cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr. Spslding
has sold two millions Of bottles OF his eel braed Pre-
sred Glue aud il il estimated that each bottle saves at
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus making
aggregate Of twenty millions OF dollars reclaimed
from total loss by this valuable invention Having mad
his Glue household word, he proposes to do the
world still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Ccphalc Pills. and if they as good as biz
Clue Headaches will vanish away ike snow in July
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
SATURDAY, Feb. ., 1861.
SENATE.

A number oi memorials in favor Of the Criltenden
amendments presen'e by various Senators
Mr. Chandler presented a memorial iuquiring if the
United States had de factO government and so, pray
ng for the and imprisonment OF all commission
appointed bg South Carolina an independent
ereiguty.
Mr. Trumbul introduced a resolution for the appoint
ment Of a committee Of three the part Of the House
OF representatives. As 10 the method of counting the
electoral votes cast for President and Vice President OF
the United States aud Of notifying the successful eand
dates Of their eleetOu-whch resolution was agreed
TO-
number Of private bills were introduced and PASS
ed.
Mr. Hale called up his resolution Of irquiry to why
the pay and mil age Of the late Senator Lynn had not
been paid IN accordance with the order Of the Senate
After debate by Nessrs. hale, Pugh Johnson and Crit
ienden, the resolution referred to The Commit ee IN
Accounts.
The Senate then took up the Indian Appropriation bill
and discussed variousa mendments thereto
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House called to order at noon, by the Speak
aud after PRAYER by tue Chaplain, the Journal was
read.
Mr.. Nixon, Of New Jersey rising to question OF pri
vcge called attention 10 the fact that on the Journal
be named introducing certain resolutions OF the
egis AZURE Of the State Of New Jersey aud making GER
tang comments thereon. He concurred fully with the
soatOns well the remarks made the occasion
by his colleague but did desire that any credit should
be awarded TO him for it.
The change suggested was ordered to be made.
A number Of memorials in relation 70 the crisis and
private claims were presented.
Ar. Thomas, of Ohio, inquired what Mr. Sherman had
meant in drelari"g certain private claim reported by
him 10 be a fraud.
Mr.. sherman said that nothing personal to the com
mittee was intended.
Several papers allowed 20 be Withdrawn from
the files OF the House at the request Of various members
resolution directing the Comptroller OF the U ).
Treasury TO audit the account Of John Cay, late u
s MISTER 10 Chill reported from the Committee
Foreign Affairs
The resolution read the third time and agreed to-