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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
GENERAL ORDER OF BRIG.-GEN. COUCH
ON THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG
HRAUQT AHTfhs IUTfHt HINisIUNl
CAsP sKAA Nsv.k HEST CouHr Horsx, Va,

May I. Ifb2.
general ORDER No. 37.-The Brigader-General
desires eIpfes. bic ihsnss 10 the Division for
the heroic courage and otuds displayed by them at the bat,
lie Of Wilism.buTr Va, on the 5th inst
Gen Pecs with his Brigade consulting Of Oh. cd New
YORK SD Pennsy vans Old Pennsy vsna 53th Ne~fors
and h Psnny had the good fortune 20 be In acva
and arriving the battle ground at critical time, won
reputation greatly to be en,ird
On Dew. n with NJ. Brigade hurried forward. The "a
Rhode Island aud eth Msschus~'s pushed to support
Gen Peck trying period Of the hg and were faithful 10
their trust The 10Th Msschuetts sent 10 the rirbt 10
,,rport Cen Hancock and did good service The General
,nusnding deeply regrets tue sbsenoe at Wuwiek Of the
3lih New-Iork.
Gr.bam Brigade mp late share In the glory Of
the fight but ste 10 the thu.
they ready for day which soldiers could be asked 10
perform.
Friend. have paiDed the confidence Of country let
W. in battles IN the last show that can face our
Rebel foes. and whip them, too BY order Of s
Bngsdser General COUCH
FRAScis A. WALKER, A A. q.
Oaicia-Wx. Il. MoKRis Captain, A. A. O.
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COrRT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY.

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Pan -Sams as yesterday with 1854 ard 1885 sdded ps,s
ai'3 205 Part Iv-Nos 1902 1873 tl6 AIS, 426. 1858,
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COMMON PLrAs-Both parts unchanged
BROOKLYN CRY CouRr.-Noe. 70, "A, A, 451.
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THE ELLSWORTH REGIMENT.

To ne Editoy IF The " y Tribune
SIR: wish, in justice to my regiment, to correct,
statement which appeared In your paper Of the lth inst
,ayng "tbe Ellsworth Regiment to be mustered out Of
the service having only 400 for duty" My Morning
Report show, 1872 for du,y. We were temporarily de-
schsd ecia duty aud under orders to join
division ss soon relieved By inserting the above 10 your
paper you viii obise w. sTRYKER,
Colonel t4th Rsst, NJ Y. State Volunteers.
Heddquaytrs 44h Rsgiment ~ y Iolunise'', forksoSa
"a, May IS, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

CowHIDISG AFFAIR.-Tbrough the medium Of
cowhide, the wife OF a Washington. Market butcher
sought to appease her wounded honor yesterday
morning by fagellating another butcher doing bust.
ness in the same market. The affair happened at 6
o'clock when the Amazon appeared and accosted the
butcher charging him with having insulted her, and
avowng her determination to chastise him. With
cut multiplying words, she drew forth large cow
hide, and applied it in the most vigorous manner to
the back aud shoulders of the vender OF beef and
mutton until her revenge sated, when she with
drew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Jared d. Boorem, the gunner Of the Galena, was
killed in the engagement at Fort Darling on the 10th.
He WAS native of this State, young man Of fine
t,snts and accomplished in the duties Of bis station
He YVES in the San Jscinto, under Capt. Wilkes,
when Mason and Slidell were captured and on
irving at Boston reported for duty, and was subse
ouently appointed to the Galsna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
Sasrxets-Reported By Telegraph.

Buvp.Lo. May o. / p m..-FLouR quiet aud unchanged
WuKAr-Sound prime lots steady bat Inferior dull and
heavy sales soo bush. No Chicago, at T3dsoc CoRn
quiet and no sales CANAL FRniGHTs steady WasKr
steady IsPoRrsl0 600 bbls Flour 10 90 bush Wheat
ExPoars-tO0 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat. $500 bush
Corn 0Oo bush Oats 700 bush Rye 1900 bush Barley
PHILADELPHIA. May 2l-FLorR dull and unchanged.
WHEAT hTr sales go bush Red at 81 2+6Sl 10 white,
~ 30dS ". CosN declined Yslies 10. sales a. DC,
saoat. IoFrRR-kio, lsG2L MISS PoRk, eIs "Hnkx
firm a. 24lc.
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IAdyertiseulent.1

SUMNER REsORT.-Beautiul scenery, noun.
tain air and 40 OF forest park ZEE from dust and other
VITA hrst cas. hotel accommodations at Round
Hin WseT Cure, Northampton Mas Prices consistent with
the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Mr.. j. NJ. Nixon issues Q prospectus that ne mas
leased the Palace Garden corner Fourteenth street
and Sixth avenue, AMI now has workmen en-
gagged in altering and adjoining it. preparatory to
opening shortly as the " Cremorne Garden and Mid
summer Entertainments.' 1t 10 to be conducted
after the manner Of the Cremorne Gardens, London,
and will be filled with trees, flowers, and plants OF
exotic and indigenous growth and will altogether be
capable Of containing Is, 900 persons There will be
promenades, fountains, statuary, &c. One depart
ment will be devoted TO performances such a. bal
let, pantomime, and selections Of vocal music.
There will DO reserved seats. The stage is large
and the building we'll arranged as regards acoustics.
and will seat comfortably 1900 people. Military
bands will perform in the Garden, where there are
promenades, shade trees, fountains with tables and
seats for those who desire refreshments Chinese
Psgoda is to be erected 10 be lighted inthe evening
In another department will be found Turkish Pa
wilton, with its dome, its minarets and Spires sur
mounted by the banner Of the Crescent. This Is de-
voted to performances Of an Equestrian character,
and can comfortably accommodate about 1900 peo-
pie. Another is appropriated exclusively to flowers
and plants. No spirituous or malt liquors OF any
kind will be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
CHINA.

SHANoHAE, March Y.
Hostilities are being actively carried on against
tho Rebels, who were again defeated on the 18th.
There are ct present 81, 900 refugees in this city.
1t is reported at Ningpo that the Rebek are pre-
pairing to attack Chusan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
LAS INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr si.-Bsssrs
Judge BErTs

RESTORATION OF PRIzE-sTEAMER LABIAF.
United States sgt prize-st-smer Lsbisn and cargo.
This was an application for cOnfscaton for alleged
violation Of the blockade Of Brownsville Teass The vessel
WAS ca ured at mouth Of the Rio Grande on the let o.
February last by the United States steamer Portsmcuh
She with Of 267 bales Of cotton owned ~
De Jersey Co. England and 20 baes owned BY HERNIA.
Dies Spanish citizen, resident in brownsyle The vessel
10 owned by Bailey Latham Of Hull England claimants
that the vessel the mouth Of the Mo Grsnde
the NJ and Texas and that her papers
and the circumstance showed that she WAS carrying 90
trade with Maamorss The Government clsims that nis
was mee pretense; that the tade carried on wss win
Brownsville, located opposite Ms.sm ras So,
The Court In an ors opinion ordered the immediate res
tuition Of the and ega the sronnd that they were
neutral property and taken In viostion OF the
that st the time Of capture the blockade Of
was not effective The question Of costs and damages Ter
detention IL reserved. .u.,~.
Daniel Lord Larocque Barlow, and Wright hsnhsn,
for csimsnts Wm H. Evars and Stewart l.. EDWARDS sos
the Government
SALE OF PRIZE VESSEL.
Assistant U. s. District-AttOrney Stewart y;
Woodford moved the sale Of the schr sally sses sne
ON the ground that the in Perishpg con-
dton Mr. Daniel Lord opposed. The motion was granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

prisoners propose to institute proceedings against
Capt. Davis for false arrest. He, however, acted
under orders from Police Headquarters. The exam
nation of Hartman is still pending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

yIcr.PREsiprur HAMLrK IN THE CrTr.-Vice-
President Hannibal Hamlin arrived at the Astor
House yesterday morning from his residence ID
Maine. He proceeded to Washington In the
o'clock train last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

grand vocal and instrumental concert is to be
given this evening at Irving Hall, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Berge, when the following artists Will
appear: Mrs. Mozart, Miss Nina Geary, and Messrs.
J. r. Thomas, s. c. Campbell, Gustavus Geary,
and Ii. Apply, violinist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONS-MAY 2l.-Desors
LII Al.

Robert ". Butler, Proprietor OF the concert saloon
No "a Brosdxa sned under an Indictment for yio-
la'ing the Concert Saloon law. lie pleaded lot guilty bis
Trial was fixed for Friday
John Mcdowell snsy arrested for being concerned In
the Bocne County Bank frauds and who gave bail which he
forfeited arrested the instance Of bis
boudsnan IN aud brought back to the city, where hs
bs, been held since h OF March brought the
onrt and on motion Of Mr.. Sedswick wa. discharged
Francis Readou was convicted Of picking pockets aud sent
to the Penitentiary for two years
Lorenzo Obere indicted Tor Assault and battery upon Mrs.
Cgihsrine Cozens acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
IAdyertisemeni.l

DAILY VICTORIES by our Armies make busi'
brisk To learn hat engage to the best advantage
obtain . careful chronological EIslDinsion Of
fowler l. WELLS. No. 3Ds Broadway.
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Advertisement

THE GREAT DOC Snow is drawing to close;
lasts but three days aud the end spposches the
Museu increases The collection Of dogs the
ssen embracing specimens Of every breed OF dogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver free
lecture before the Twentieth Ward Republican
Association, At Continental Hall, corner Of Thirty
fourth street and Eighth avenue, tonight, at o
o'cock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

ACADEMY or Musc.-Miss Emelia j. Bough'
ton. having recovered from her recent illness,
announces that che will make her debut in La
Traviata, at the Acanemy If Music, on Thursday
evening, May -, under the direction Of Carl An
schultz as conductor, with grand orchestra and chorus.
Miss Emelia J. Bougbton as Violetta, Mr.. Z. &.
Boughton a. Alfredo, and vincenzo horino as Ger
uond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
SUPERIOR conference.-the 2L-Bsfore Justice
BoswORrH

S,.nhen r. Peet act. Solomon Dingee T. Co, ct
-Moon to dissolve injunction denied provided the Psan
It'd within days file undertahins and seIvs eopy
on the Of 00 with two soretes
and that such justify before Judge Of the Con On
two days notice thereof de-nd.n and failing TO 90 nus
the motion Il granted, with 10 costs
The People OF the state Of NewYork at Frederic Dosrne
Of a-Motion granted condition that defendants psy
attorney 81 costs Of this notion and the costs Of
The action heretofore incurred be adjusted BY the Clerk
Charles Oakley sgt. The Mayor &c-Consent and order"
xll,uo,,n Railroad Company agt Brady; Maxwell sse
Wool: Riley sgt Thompson Henry ct al at Romme Irs-
Zig sgt. Cohen.-Ordsrs granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

School OF DESIGN FOR WoMEs.-The Annua
Rece pton Of this admirable in.htuiion Will DO he'll
this evening, at Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN n. +. CHURCH.
The Conference resumed its meeting yesterday.
the Rev. Mr.. Bishop, presiding. The attendance was
larger than on any previous day. A communication
was read from the Zion Church Congregation, re-
questing the ordination Of Charles Robertson, OF
Green Point, l.. l., in order that he might engage
as An assistant pastor, on account OF his usefulness
and experience in the work OF the ministry. Letters
were read from different churches within the bounds
Of the Conference setting forth that in the MAN, the
denomination WIS advancing and increasing III num-
bers In the evening interesting services were held
in Zion Church, in which several members Of Con-
ference took part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Mr.. Peter,s benefit at Laura Keene's last evening
was marked by revival, winch, perhaps, deserves
more than the brief mention which the space usually
accorded even to favorite BENEFICIARY would war
rant. Mr.. Nickinson of the Olympic Of former days.
volunteered in the Old Guard, a part which he may
be said to have made his peculiar property. Miss
Bell Nickinson, az Melane, was also volunteer for
the evening, and succeeded admirably ill illustrating
the chsste simplicity Of the character. Adding to
sweet voice, the charm Of pleasing figure aud grace
full manner, Miss Nicklnson merted, to the fullest
extent the favorable reception accorded by the audi
euce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, MkrVn %
Mr.. DAILY has arrived q. the seat Of his Govern
ment.
Rumors are current of impending disturbances IN
New. Zealand.
The mercantile community entertain the idea OF
establishing monthly line Of steamers via tho Cape.
The folio wing departures Of gold ships since the
last mail have taken the different amounts Of gold
affixed
In tbs Jstonia ..........,,,,.,, 7,409 ounces
In M. Donald McKav......,,,.,.. 13 674 ounces
In the Norfolk acknowledgements. g. 497 ounces
In the Water N,mph ...,..,,,.... Is 1893 ounces
In the Asincourt,,.,,,.,.,..,..... 81, ~ ounces
Total, ........,............l33,0l8 ounces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

WARRINGTON CITY, ID u, ApIli ~, iooS
stn. The Adjutsn General hks admitted TO his Depart
n,ut yeur Of the 10Th u and 18th met
inco.ipg rsport.. from Lieuts w. II. Rowey and j. j.
reye 10 the and importance Of the Signal
Corp. and urging it. organization by law the ground that
the of .ngsged on The duties which are represented a.
both severe and 81 posed, are deprived ofre~ard
In reuiy the Secretary Of War directs TO tsy that The
officers engaged in this service fairly within the hrid Tor
brey for merit ous In the army and
FOR gallant service when exposed and under the hire OF the
enemy In the execution OF their duties An Organization by
law would make no change In this respect the duties remain
ing the same
Very Tespectfally your obedient servant, $500
i. III. WATSON, Assistant Secretary ofWE
By order Of MAJ A Myer. 80
w. s. STRYKER Adjutsnt Signal Corps.
MGi. ALERT MiEE. Headquarters Army OF the Potomac
near Yorktown Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Mr.. Rarey, the horse tanner, is now in town, and
will give three Of his famous exhibitions OF horse
tanning in Cooper Institute On the evenings OF
Tue .dsy, Thursday and Friday. As these will be
posi lively his only exhibitions, those who desire to
zee him will govern themselves accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Tus ppoppIr1oR AND PLAYERS OF THE STADT
TnrATER ARRrsTED.-On Tuesday night, Cap'
Davis of the Tenth Precinct and posse OF his men
made descent upon the Stadt Theater in the Bow
,ry, and arrested Edward HarmaD, the proprietor
Mrs. Hartman, his wife; Christian HAM, bartender;
four actors and three actresses, all of whom were
uten before Justice Steers at the Essex Market 10
lice Court yesterday morning. All except Mr. h"r'
man were discharged. The charge against Hartman
!, that of selling lager beer IL tie auditorium during
,bs performances on the stage. The discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERx.-MAY H.-Befer>
Ju,tices INGRAHAs, LEONARD. and RosgKRANs

SUPREME CUCKT-UkNBKAL TBKh-MAf De1s'~
Justices INGRAHAs, LEONARD. and RosEKRASa
FOREIGN ATTORNEY DENIED ADMISSION.
In re application of VIM. 8. Crawford.
Mr. Crawford WAS formerly member Of the Bar
Of the District of Columbia lie applied motion for sdme
sion to practice the Courts Of this State submitting authen
ticated pspers in support thereof ,,,
The court denied the motion the roupd that Il could
not admit Mr. Crawford without certificate, stating afuns
lively he had prscced for three In the Courts OF
the District Of Columbia
CHAnBERs-MAr 2l-Before Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Smith agt. Smith.-Order settled.
Thomas Palmer sgt VIM. II. formsn.-Motion grantees
go costs - -,
George c. Boughton sgt Engens Dkes-Divoree granted
Before Justice CLKRKG
Geo. A. Cunningham AIT Newell Chamberlain
Report confirmed
James Low 3, q. sst VIM. GraydOn ct sL-ssttlsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
The signal Corps of the United statcs Army.
The following documents are interesting. as CIV
ing additional proofs Of the service rendered by
Major Myers Signsl CorPs;
DEPARTMENT OF TBr SHENANDOAH
NruxAnLE1 "a Amin III lkl2


Ux.nor,RrxKs DEPARTMENT OF THE SBE,ASDOAH,(
kEwsAKKEI, Va, April a. 1862. }
GEyyRIr ORDER No 20-Tbe officers ard inca OF the hs'
ma Corps Lieut. W. W. Rowley. Company 2lst !. V,
by their diligence. bravery and sacce. have
ivrn proof perfect ada tston Of their system OF Signals
T. ,y.iy and position u the army On the bed Of
hattie 10 the thlckest OF the hsh they have Transmitted
order. with rapdty and uneIring accuracy
10 pursuit Of the enemy foremost IN the advance they have
4. pt our every side ~ noohked
telegraph which shifted II, position and renewed is capacity
Tor tho transmission Of intelligence with the mom.n'aiy
change ofev~nts =, -, -
ces. Of their sbo the saactoy eehGge Of the very
tu por ant duties assigned them. .
XIV command OF Major Gen. N. Y. Banks
r. NORRIS COPELAND, Asst. Adt Gen.
HxIporAErRRs DrPARIsEST W N0hTH CAkoitSAi
ROAsOEy BLAND. March 5, i5ol
Major 7. j. MYER. Signal nnoer a. >: a. ,
M.JOK: By the direction Of Gen bufnside have the
honor 10 Communicate HE acknowledgment o' the
very efficient service rendered by the sigma Corps under
charge 81 Lieut. Fricker 80. =,
Their spd and accurate method Of tsDsmtng dispatches
was found Of great advantage and available when no other
W aus could have been used .
an Major very respectfully your obedent servant
LEWIS RICHMOND, Asst Adj General
HKADQvARIEks signal CoKPs,
CAxP WisyigLD SCoTT. May 1872
Al OEDEKs No 25-The following communicated
from III. War Department 10 published for the information Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL TERN-MAY 2l-Before jus.
tce NELLEs.
IsIoNs.
Philip +. Lockwood agt. Catharine Burrows ct
-Judsment for plaintiff Csthsrine Bunows upon the
demurrer with leave the III to amend his complaint
ON payment Of the costs Of the demurrer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

A REBEL SOLDIER N The CITr-Yesterday
James Whitney, a deserter from the Rebel ranks,
put up at the New-England Relief Rooms. lie vas
dressed into the service at New.Orleans, where he
oined Company A, ID Louisiana, was sent to Pen
sacola WAS in the action at Santa Rosa, and at the
bombardment of the Navy.Yard He was after
ward put on board the States. and sent to Norfolk
Were he was transferred to the Mermac. lie gives
very graphic and straightforward history of the
fight, agreeing in all important particulars with the
sketch which appeared in this paper on Tuesday
last. His regimentas are Of English manufacture
Iie SAYS he WAS treated hashly by the Rebel officers
and poorly fed. He received only ten dollars, and
that ia Confederate bonds, for all his services Oh the
Merrimac. lie was wounded by splinter from one
If the guns. About fifty Of the Merrimac's crew
have found their way to Gen. Woods headquarters
.nd have taken the oath of allegiance. Some have
Joined the Union army. Whitney has letter from
Gen. vss asking for the personal protection OF the
bearer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

AMrRIcAss ABRoAD.-The following is q list Of
Americans registered at Gun g. Co.'S American and
General Agency and Readng-room, No. 10 Strand,
London, w. c., Eng, for the week ending May 10,
1862:
Chss b. Seymour, special correspondent OF The ~ u.
Tim,, New York. - Waters. Nrw-ioIk; J. A. Notion
AID wife Buffalo; Chu Koch frankfort: T. S.lge, Al
banv v Y; d. A. Lovi'i. ST Louis; Chas C. Levy Ns~'
Yora Rev N H. Seh~nck Baltimore; Jos Is. one. art
ford Conn Geo Brooke wife. PhladelT hs % Brown,
Nsyuk ~ J.. r. L. Henry Philadelphia Geo H. sanooIn,
Bo.,on Mss. Hon. r. smyth, Manchester VIM. C. WIN
iusou. New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

TIE FIRE Zouavrs.-Agreeably to orders, the
New-York Fire Zouaves assembled on Governors
Island yesterday when the pay and muster-out rolls
were made out Az soon Nc the rolls are examined
by tho U. S. Assistant Paymaster, the men will be
Maid And mustered out Of the service. The majority
of the men express their determination to unite with
other regiments, and therefore anxious that there
should be no della, in dsbandlng the old organization
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-12
Pennsylvania Legislature.
nOuse Of REPRESENTATIVES.

Etsaing Sess'on-IhurSCay, March l3,
ls62-Passage Of tAe Repeal Ac,.
The House, afler having heard the ar
gument of Messrs. Abbot, Tracy, Cessna,
Early, Williams, Smith (Chestcr) and Den
mis- on the bill entited "an act to repeal
an act approved March 7, 1861, entitl ed
IAN act for the commutation of tonnage
duties,' proceeded to the 6nal passage of the
bill, Mr.. Caldwell, seconded by Mr.. vii
dey, called for the yeas and nays, which
were as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Banks, Bar.
ron, Beaver, Becbe, Bingham, Blanchard
Bliss, Bsileau, Brown, (Mercer,) Brown
[Nerthumberlaud,) Busby, Cessna, Craig
Craine, Dellone, Divins, Donley, (Greene
Dougherty, Elliott Fox, Freeland, Gam
BILE, Graham, Grant, Gross, Hall, Hap
per, Henry, Hess, Hotfer, Hoover, Hop
kins, (Washington,) Hutchman, Kaine
Kennedy, Kline, Labar, Mccullough
Lehman, Litchenwallner, Mcclellan, Me-
Coy, Myers, Neiman, Peters, Potteiger,
Ramsey, Rex, Rhoads, Ritter, Ross, Iu.
zerne,) Ross, (Miflin) Rowland, Russell
Ryon, Shannon, Strang, Tate, Tracy,
Tuition, Wakefield, Williams, Wmley
Windell, Wolf, WOrley zeigle, Rowe,
Speaker--70.
NAYs-Messrs. Abbot, Armstrong
Bates, Caldwell, Chatham, Cochran, Cow.
an, Dennis, Donnelly, philadelphia, ),
Dufheld, Farley, GaSkill, GreenbaDk
Hopkins, philadelphia, j Josephs, Nc
Mackin. M'Manus, Pershing, Quigley
Scott, Smith, philadelphia Thompson
Vincent, Warner, Wildey-26.