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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
The Pacihic Telegraph.
A"S uOh"io ASNe'"P"
The following despatch passed over
the lines on Saturday:

Inc 1Ollowlhg despalch passed. over
the lines on Saturday:
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 10.
Hon. Brigham Young, Great Sail Lake
Gty
SrR-I have the honor 10 acknowledge
tie receipt Of your message Of last even.
ing, which was very gratifying, not only
in the announcement Of the completion oi
the Pacific Telegraph to your enterpri-
sing and prosperous city, but that yours
the first message to pass over the line,
should express so unmistakably the pat
riotism and Union loving sentiments of
yourself and people. Ijoln with you in
the hope that this enter prise may tend to
promote the welfare and happiness Of all
concerned. and that the annlhilatlon o.
time in our means Of communication, may
also tend 10 annihilate prejudice, cultivate
brotheily love, facilitate commerce, and
strengthen the bonds Of our once, and
again to be. happy Union.
With just consideration for your high
position, and due respect ioI you person
ally, @.Y a.gt e'
l am, your obedient servant,
| ,-.,a.s s'. sgitf ,,e j. H. WADE.
On the opening Of the telegraph to
Great Salt Lake City, the following dcs'
patches passed over the wires: -
,a GEEAT SALT LAKE Cry, Oct. 10.
Tothe President Of Tho United Stotes:
Utah, whose crlizens strenuously re-
sist all imputatious Of disloyalty, congrat
ulates the President on the completion o
an enterprise, which opens the continent
unites two oceans, and connects remote
extremities Of the body polite with the
great Governments heart May tht
whole system thrill with quickened pul
sat;ons Of that heart, the paricidal hant
of political treason be punished and thu
entire sisterhood Of States join hands il
glad reunion around The natioral fireside
[Signed FRANK EULuER,
/, Acting Governor Of Utah.
The following is the reply;
Sir: The completion Of the TELEGRAPH
to Salt Lake City IS auspicious Of III
J stability and Union of the republic. Th
Government reciprocates your coDgratu
lations.
/, i.' ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jsdgs ef, Fpirfsh CgmvoHg Pleas. .ccurtr7HE HENRY
C. WHITMAN, reside ence Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate Judge JESSE EoHNBR, oAtce In Public
Building. $780,.
ProsseutiHg Attorney y-1WlLLIAMT I. WISE. i-g
Sherif--JGMES M1liBER, Once at Jail -"
Clerk Of Court--JoHN G. RAlNEY, Office Public
Building. -.,..i.. =. ,,5,..
Building.
Treasarsr--P. C. BENADUM, ,Onlce Pub lie Building
D Racordsrc.A. SYFERTs Office Public Building
Sarpeyof-E. L. HkNNUM, Office Public Building.
Coroner--L. SHEFFBR, residence Madison tp,
4 CominjssioHsrs--J EPH SHARP, Of Bern Town
ship; JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, and
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking Towpship.
School Examiners WILLIAM lWHIrr Ef " John
VILLA MS and URIAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

RTMaior. General Fremont is not q
graduate Of West Point. lie was graduated
It Charleston (South Carolina) College,
studied civil engineering, and then OBJ
tanned Lieutenancy If Engineers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

EF When there is love IN the heart,
there are rainbows in the eyes covering
every black cloud with gorgeous hues.
REThe most thriftless of all agricultu-
raj pursuits is the sowing of wild oats,
ETTbe people never can be jealous,
for jsalously is not apopular passion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are pre- pared to execute all descriptions Of JOB
WORK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS,
AND FANCY J0BBING, with new and superiortype
and on sho ri notice. "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

PATRiouc CONUNDRUM.-Why are the
American ladies like our Forts? Because
their breast works support the American
Infantry!-ErckaRge.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

OT7Business ca ard of about lines, blythe year, IS
PAdvertsements, not mark ed on the manuscript,
will be continued AZ our terms until forbid.
UPIegal adve ertisements, Administrators notices,
&C. must be paid for In advance, for reasons which.
We will explain at the time. EI1 hialA
IT TsThe above terms strictly observe In all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

II is said orders are about to be issued
to prepare the French squadron for Mex
leo.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

10 q 2
personal SECURITY. .--"Will you do me
a favor" said young George Brooks to
his wealthy friend, Simon Hanson.
What is it, Georges" said Hanson.
al wish you to lend me hundred dol
lars, sir" '-' s.. ,u.l
Call at my counting'house," rejoined
Hanson. -.. .,... ,.. a,e-..ta .s.g
George was not long in paying his re-
"what security can you give me, young
gentle mani"
"My own personal security, sir"
Every we'll, get in here" said Hanson
lifting up the lid of a large chest.
"Get in here" exclaimed George in as
tonishment. "What for!"
"Why, this is the place where ! Away
keep all my securities"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
Lexington Recaptured.

. JEFFERaoN CRY. Oct. 20.-Msjor
Wilve, of. the First Missouri Scouts, arri
we'd here to-day on the steamer Sioux
City, and reports that on the 18th $50
Of his regiment, under Major White,
surprised the rebel garrison at Lexington
and reoap.ured the place and all the sick
and wounded, together with a quantity of
guns, pistols and other articles, which the
rebels threw away in their flight.
Two pieces OF cannon, which were in
the Fort were also captured. ,..,.
The Sioux City brought down about
one hundred ofou sick and Wounded
Among them are Coils. White and Grover
who are slowly recovering.
The rebel garrison numbered 300.
The condition of Lexington is repre-
sentedas deplorable; portions of Che town
having beou stripped Of everything, ant
many of The inhabitants are actually suf
fering for the necesarics Of life. %
The picksts at Usage Bridge were free
on in Callaway county. A rebel compa
ny is being recruited in St. Auberts.
Work on the forii6cations has not bee
suspended. and no order to that etfec
was ever issued. .atsr., .l'ev 'ss.
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Instructions in preparing Claims for
SolhiaF9s

Instructions In preparing Claims for
SOldIeT's Pay.
The following circular Of very general
interest has just been issued FROM ths
Treasury Department:
To enable those who may have claims
upon the United States for money due de-
ceased officers and soldiers, on account of
military services. rendered, whether 10
the regular or volunteer service, to obtAiu
the same; with the least delay, the follow
ing information isfurnishcd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY ocT 24, 1851
There is Danger i'm Delay.

The following Executors, Admins.
traitors and Guardian accounts, origin
ally fled in the Court Of Common Pleas,
and afterwards transferred to the Pro.
bate Court, have been on Gle from Is
to 30 years and are yet Unsettled
Those interested 10 the scttlemen. Of
the said accounts had better attend to
the matter at once. Prompt action
even at this late date, may save the
Executors, &C., below mentioned, large
sums Of money. "A word to the wise, u
&c
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

EAEOO IOhO.
NJ D Brock, Ex'r estate of j p Hill
j d Schleich, I" Ann Hays
John Kennedy, I" p Kennedy
Mary Flattery Ext'x Jobn'tn Flattery
Jesse Ewing Ex'r William Ewing
Joseph Miller Conrad Miller
Mary Martin Ext'x Jacob Martin
William Coulson Ex'r John Marquart
Ezekiel G Massey" Ezekiel Massey
John Wright David Wright
Sam'l W Watson Henry Watson
Mary hhoades Ext'x Beryn Rhoadcs
j Shoemaker Ex'r John Shoemaker
John Williams Il a
Elia',h Williams Ex'rs Benz Williams
IS L Maccracken Ex'r Jacob Bush
ADMINIcTRA TORS
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Left at the Head OF the stairs.
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EDITORS & PROPRIEToRS.

The Gazette wllbe published every Thursday, on
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For less time than one year, at the rate Of. 80
perapnum but nvSfiable in advance.
Ir PNo discontinuance until arrearages are paid.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
square ofl0 Lines. less, one insertion; .'''S0 30
For each additional Insertion. 20
All advertisements running less than three months,
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ORDER OF PAYMENT.

Order First If the deceased was mar.
ried, payment will be made = Ist, TO The
widow; q. ifno widow. to tie child or
children, (lf minors, to the guardian).
Order Second II he died unmarried =
lst. to the father; %, if the father is tead
to the mother; I'd, il both parents are dead
ito the brothers and sisters collectively;
lastly, to the heirs general taa '', %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
-Four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival of the Niagara and Prince Albert
MO NEWS OF THE AUsTRALAsIAN

The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool on the ia,
via Queenstown the 9th ult, arrived at Halifax al
3:l5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon; and the Prince
Albert from Galway on the evening Of the 10Th ult''
arrived at St. Johns on Saturday morning at o'clock
The steamship Arabia, from New-York, arrived al
Queenstown on Saturday evening, Feb. %.
The Prince Albert brings no news of the wherea-
bouts of the steamer Australasian, which sailed ON the
10th ult.
In the British Parliament the Government had denied
the charge of invading the rights Of Canada in regard
TO the case of the fugitive slave Anderson and was
sta,edthat the Governor of that province was instructed
to consult legal advisers before acting on the writ Of
habeas corpus.
bill had been introduced in the Italian Parliament
for making Victor Emanuel King OF Italy.
The steamship Great Britain was to sail for New
York in April.
The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market for the
week footed up twenty-six thousand bales, OF which
two thousand were to specuato and four thousand to
exporters.
The ship Hiawatha reported ashore at Plymouth,
has been got of.
The ship Ceres from New Orleans for Fleetwood,
put Into Queenstown about the 2jth with loss OF four
men and jibboom.
demned and sold at Gibraltar.
The Emperor of Austria has signed the new Constr
tuition, which, among other things, grants legislative
powers To the Diet
Prince Napoleons Journey to Italy has been deferred
the Emperor having enjOined him to remain IN rams
for the present on the ground is alleged that the
anti clerical views Of the Prince would give rude i'm
pulie in Italy TO the question Of the Popes temporal
sovereignty.
RoME, Feb. 24-The order of the day of Gen.
Guyon censures the demonstrations made by the Ma
ona Committee and rejects the address Of congrauia-
ton which the latter extended TO the French, and
also recommends the soldiers of his command 10 avoid
in future, all popular assemblies.
NAPLES, Feb. 24.-The suppression Of the converts
has given rise to several popular disturbances The
rioters attacked several converts but were dispersed
by the National Guard.
ST. JoHxs, n. F., March 9-The steamship Prince
Albert will sail for New.York tomorrow, where she
will be due on Wednesday night.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
been 800 bale, Including 2c0 spectators and
Me, James Hewitt Co report an saysnee Of ID to sied
BNEADsruiu-Ibe market Is general, dull
LoSSos Feb Is p m.--COssOrs sliasli for money and
sliasii for sccouDt -
Pe,p L0tes-Tbe total Of Cotton to-day esch l0nO0
bales ncludos 1900 to 'pecustO and exporters the market
RIss.son Spence oS and
na's Go 5 5fpI S,G9s Gp An'
Provisions. -The Provision p.rist Is dnn.
elieSiI MONEY and asi for sceount The Money mar
iospos FtS as TTsnns-Tbs closing price. Of h.
afternoon s6as lille for money and sltasiE for &C
AssH1o.s srocks-Ths latest ,se' Of NewYYEi Gsp!rL
RsiEesd were o. 72s7S.
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Arrived.

s,.m.b ou,t.r CITY shufld. Havana March mdse and
niles 10 p..sS b. ssmaip kaua for Nassau and
Steamship Fod cows Savannah mdse and pea: % L.
mtchiT Son sthiu $3.50 ?: n lat NO. "snAed steam
ship Star Of he south hence for s. and p. TO
n b. Cromwell Co. G,h inst. l4S& m 20 mile, T. W. Of
$50 !. 10 saw boadde the beach two miles ~ Of
Little az Hsrbor lths Mount Vernon before reported
psf ses@,iip Worm Csoes Powell Wilmington N C., naval
Ship Carrier Dove donte Caso lOl dsy gnsno TO BarrA
s[S. IF a hssv, sea rom ns @ p
c. H. Msr.aii Co. Feb jane. Webb seaman, wheen
s Boston, SssSSs. dy sSf IN T .ss to order
sap Guia tt4iisn Berys Msfseie' 81 days. nose sna -
BnrsR IL Gamble, Powell 81. Marks II days cotton to
Rss 0%.fs Mo Palermo Jan a. passed Gibraltar Feb
BSs India Poa, Wager, IOulOn Jam passed GibraiA'
BAH fscte ,r Of EIeter) Phillips. Gibraltar jan H.
r.s. .sols Clsu.on Msrseies 70 days. mdse TO
Funch Mei Hes eHreiienceo very severe weather broke
Neal . sS"tf. n.: E ss,s to C. MsA
'i Bs i.Ssy Or IF S. John Wright Havana Is d.y
'' bs = lp5ro~ Peer. lot E.soE Mcfarland SnsvijaI
Sris sfe, Hsliccs King inoyO r. R. Il day., sugar. &C.
Bg M,.Ssr of e Bartlett c.den.s i6 day., ST.
sbip Libs-tv rom New Orleans for Hsvr 5th inst Ia. - 90
Ion :. So spoke brig Ellen aria from CsrdeBas for boston
brig C.pes to truyideneel Ace ST. John, r. H. eo ~ So
Big Villa: Ies 81, .; , Johns. " b., Buck C!snfass0s
| Feb. IL Iusif 70 =. Neyins L Son.
Sns Nous tof suny), TsVsrgy cienfaesos Feb 49, sugar
Biz HsarIrn jef BsuyOr) wl.we Martinique via s.
Tbons, Feb ia ballast 20 ett Son Co. Has experienced
BIZ May csTgu to Ea Mashiv spragus Neuyi.as ft days
sugar spson htSyhrw. Has experienced very heavy
uesiher and Las been ia . y Of Hserss.
schr Msare Hensen, city POin days cotton &c to J''
scbr AsrsnI.r Blre Hathaway Charleston days cotton 70
schr Able Bradford JscDe 20 days. lOs~oOd and
seSr gica Riddou g. (of East Grsanwieh r. IL Sippls
Mterzss u days. sc. 20 sponJrd, 1ieson & Co.
schr Alice H. Webb, Webb, Palermo "a days. fTuit 10 Law
sehr io.Ph w Fish tof GeOrse) Shaw H.vana u days
Sea- NlI6ns (Oi Provideuce) Bangs Havana Il days,
siT AGysas. B- Curry, CORVALLIS Is days potatoes to
solr Hare, a Rogers, -, Georgetown, s. C. days,
mdse. 70 Baker Dayton.
shr Jula msius, Prescott Norfolk days. naval stores, ss
for pc,cc
~ :" q NFlia,rl, Rodgers, Virgins, wood
Schr lie ohss Hedge, Ni-gilia wood.
sctr. q. 3 Suiih Saith, kiIginis wood
Sch Tho%.i ssa ts,sei S1is s coasters
Sell Td0 ard sizds, Boyles Baltimore, coal
seir A.ris Elissbeth Bogert, Virginia wood.
Sem. Boston HucAia', EAsaletbport for Portland.
Sea-. {. w. Dyer, Sirou,, EHkabethport for Boston
S,hr Corrtli. M.ckoy, FEabethport for Fall River
schr Eliza lane Smith Fzsbehport for an Eastern port
Schr Elm City Michbi s Eiizabethp0tt for Ne~boTs
Sl9pp Agent, DeJiels, 4.hEsb-tnpo for Boston.
Stesmet Wey.ehesteT, J1nes, Providence
sAiLED-;esuships Ldubush (Br) Liverpool (psaed the
Bs,ts.y i2S Aug1ss savannah Jsmes Adsrr Chsres.sr
York. va, Hertoki &c r-sspseo, Portland
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION TO PUBLIC Issrr-

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION TO PUBLIC ISsrr-
1urIoss.-An interesting meeting in behalf Of the
Protestant Episcopal Mission to the Public In.
stitutions of New.York, was held last evening
in the Church of the Incarnation, corner Of Madison
avenue and Twenty-eigbth street. The Rev. DR..
Cbauncey commenced the services and the Rev. L. D.
Flagg said prayers, after which sermon was preached
by the Rev. T. NJ. Peters, rector Of 81. Michaeis
Church. from Acts 20: IS. He mentioned some OF the
results Of the mi sion under consideration There were
three missionaries employed, who instructed DO less
than ten thousand inmates Of the houses on Black
wells ar d Randas Irlands, and the Orphan Lunatic
Colored, and other Asylums in the city
Instance. given of persons formerly moving IN
high circles of society, or their children who were
now In the almshouse and even Christian minister's
the preacher said had been buried from the amshouse
The Rev. Leighton Coleman, missionary visiting
Black Wells and Randall Islands, narrated some IN
teresiug incidents in his experience showing the well
come manler in which his labors were received, and
the good effect exerted ia several instances upon the
subsean. mt life Of inmates. The Rev. MI. Montgom-
ery rector of the Church Of the Incarnatiop followed
in few remarks, during which he explained one days
work of tie missionary presch to $50 in the pehi
Tertiary tending to little errands for women, preach
ing to 800 in the alns-bonse, afterwards administering
tie holy communion GO TO- then whiting the sick
wards and administering the communion to a number
of bed ridden and iDfrW.
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riarLeta-Rcn,rea lu 2tlegrapl.

PHLlDELrulI, March al -OuR dropping at s5dS3 l?t
WHEAT uLoAti ged. CORs-soJo offering Yellow DC n,"
Sc. ERio Rtdjo WHISKY declired TO- at ISL dic.
.-BArTinoRH, March s-FLo, ROhio So l2} WHAT dnl
Red 81 2S@Sl %, While 81 sGd II CO. CoRs dull mike
sjdo1c; Yellow STG5eC. Pr dali AID unchAngcu
CoYyER fnn at i?ldi3c W4u.<Y dull ct l3d lac, ~,
NV ORLRANs Mach 0toTToS-fhe market cosed VITA s'
advancing tendency tales day 0Ooo bales at Tor Mo
ding siles Of tie we9S sTOo aes total s>s. soc oss
bags c; I'll G. import 90 bsgs stock 10 port fSnV DAYS
against 80 Ia The :1esI ondng time sstyen Fohs
Cotton IL Liverpool a. - .,..
Nav OfLEAsr, Marcl s-corros-The stesTers ne rev.
caused a. hrtriess; ealts today 1890 bales hiddpe
&c FIcuR-s1 % for Sapcn 49, fnsidnrs-'"tOn Z" D'
epool t.. mae, en- n, On.
perhne WuIs!sY-l.c PRoy quiet. SiOhr bA@hAN"N
Mont March sfc1ToSr sale, o da, 5000 bales he f0r
MiddliuC lGeiaet closing hfri.
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EUGENE ScRrBE.-One Of the latest steamers brings
to US the dings that Eugene Scribe ia dead at the age
of more than 20 years. The number of this authors
damatic works-comedies, vaudevilles, and hbrettos
for the operate s,ages almost incredible though not
exactly known come set it at $780, Others at more than
400. For Rachel, Deazet, Celeste, Auber, Halevy,
Verdi Meyerbeer, Donizelti, he has done much in the
way Of composition; and managers, stars, and play
wrghts all over the world owe heavy debt OF grat.
tudo to Scribe His plays are remarkable for spirit and
pquancy of dialogue and for most ingenious dramatic
situations In bis opera brettos, even with the unln'
eigent treatment they almost always receive OF the
hands of the Italians, the situations are, In many
instances, surprisingly clever. Fortunate in the pcs
session Of an income than sufficient for the graft
hcaton of every desire and enjoying honors which are
coveted more than riches, Scribe appears TO have
parsed smoOt'ly and with rare comfort through bis
long life, adding daily to the list Of his numerous
friends At Mendon, near Paris, he resided in an ee'
CANT villa, an inscription over whose gateway CRATE
fully acknowledged the debt due from the author to bis
constant friend, the public
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He moved TO reduce the appropriation TO $50.
Mr.. FULLERTON moved TO make 1t 1884 So the
sum Of $3.50 Of it beng for the DelAvan House.
Mr.. KERNAN accepted it.
A long debate ensued on the subject.
The amendment was lcst.
Mr.. PIERCE moved to make the appropriation
$500 10 L. Roestle a. Son, and $l44 40 for carriages
and music. Carried.
On reaching line S74 Of the bill, at half past 3,
Mr.. WIARD moved to report progress. Carried.
Mr.. PIERCE moved TO make the Till special order
for tits evening at half past oclck Lost-2 TO 81.
7:4O, on motion Of Mr.. PIERCE the House took
a recess vii u o'clock.
The Assembly met on Saturday evening, and held q
late session.
Mr.. WAGER, from the Select Committee, reported
amendments TO the Constitution TO prohibit the sale Of
intoxicating drinks as beverage.
On motion of Mr.. BUCKBEE privileges on the floor
were extended to Capt Samuel Whitney Of the Arch,
the relief ship Of KaDes expedition, and late captain
Of The steamship Maiion who declined in the hAr6or Of
Charleston 20 substitute the Palmetto ting for the Stars
and Stripes.
The bin TO amend the New York Unsafe-Building
oct was ordered 20 a third reading.
Mr.. CALLAHAN Introduced bill TO amend the
laws relating TO taxes and assessments in NewYork,
aud the collection Of wuter rates in arrears In the sid
city
construction of railroad in De Kalb avenue and other
On motion Of Mr. PIERCE, Committee Of five
was raised TO devise TO facilitate the business Of
the House.
Mir. WARD called up the resolution limiting debate
10 ten minutes without the consen Of the House, and
il was adopted.
Mr.. RICHARDSON introduced a concurrent reso-
luton TO adjourn cine die. april TO- at o'clock g. ~
Laid over.
Mr.. COZzENs moved to reoommit the bill to co.,
firm the purchase by the United States u the present
Post-Ofloe ate in Eew-York City to the judiciary
Committee.
Before putting the question, the Speaker, LITTLE
JOHN, unused 10 be read TO the House coinnu-
nca ion from the Corn Exchange in favor of the pres
ent ute, bit Mr.. Coznuss motion was adopted. The
Judiciary Committee Is understood 10 be opposedtO the
bill without material amendments, which are opposed
by those who a in favor OF getting the bill passed.
motion TO hold sessions every evening except Sat-
urday was introduced by Mr.. FAXON, and laid over.
The Annual Supply bib was then taken up, and con-
sdered till late hour in CommiNee Of the Whole
Progress rportod.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Miss Ballard Mr.. Nix and family L. Nixon O. A. Robert
MAJ Msrezek G. d. kredericks Mr. Tutbil A. J. Mc0Dire
H. smith T. Rnbirs Capt. Cheeseman Theo Christ, Ma
~ beni e. Jslsysr Mrs de Amozozo, Mira Aquire,
4 p%aad Dss.e = Turesp g.rrsier Js, Knoysnd y
Wnd Thompson and lady 4; T.. Lara, Thos Beswfck,
N "s%S"ss,p F0y'Ss s,O~ Council Norris
sei j. c. Morton, Miss J. Smith, Mira Forbes e. NJ Adsms
VIM Crawford Miss Nord. Fsnders. w. P. A. Gladden.
B. i: Canaan. b. Bentley ~ 0ts r. Stsny, Jsekson j.
Prtchard II. Dmans H. .. Haslett J. p Curtis w. Wrsbt
s. y Freeman and 81 In the steersge.
IN steamship Montgomery from Sdrdnnah-DY z O. Bates
Mis- M. Sherman and two Ia the sesrsge.
In ba,k Omega J,op Pdiermo-S. R. Jones.
In sieansstip yameeSu fyom Richmond, &eJ. X. Mors
R. Kayton and George Pratt John Lockhsr lady and
daughter and IS in the steersge.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......MAHc
Cleared.

Seamships-Augusta, Wcodhull Savannah, g. L. Mitchell
Son; Huntsville Post Savannah II; b. Cromwell Co Janice
Adger Phillips Claeston Spnford Teston Co. Yorktown,
Parish Nuolk &C. Lud Hsincken Chesapeake, Crow
ELL Baltimore. b. Cromwell Co.; Patspsco VAIL Portland,
II. X. Cromwell Co.
Ship-shaiespesle tBreml Fecher Bremen, C. Luns
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