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The Company will pay interest per cent in cash al
Its Outstanding Certificates Scrip the legal holders there
of on and after the second Monday IN July next,
The Board of Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend
sixty per cent the earned premiums entitled parcps
on for the year ending April 30 1866 which certificates
will be issued and first Monday August next
THOMAS a. ADAMS. President.
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY, Vice Presideut
Henry Y. 0GDEH Secretary,
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The Board of resolved declare Scrip diy
dend of thyhve per the earned participating
premiums the year ending 28h February 1866 for which
certificates Will be issued and after the I'd day Of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 will be re-
deemed also six per interest all outstanding Cer
Scrip will be paid the Monday Of May
1856 the holders thereof their legal Representatives.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
a. oARRIERE, Vice President
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The Railroad Eerryboat

Leaves Brashear every day Except Sundays) NJ arrv
ing in Algers at ~ II. On SUNDAYS the train leave
Brashear the arrival of the Galveston steamship
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T.
Loss OF THE BRIG RrvAL.--We regret to learn
| by dispatch from New York that the brig Rival,
1 " tne service Of the Houston Direct Navigation
Company, was lost off the Great Abaco, one Of
the Banana Islands, in the late storms which Dre-
vailed with such violence along the Atlantic
coast The Information is perfectly reliabley
me vessel and cargo are o totallo The latter
consisted of goods consigned to merchants of
/ Iris city, and amounted to several hundred thou
sand dollars in value. all of which is covered by
insurance, partly, we understand, by policies on
me insurance company of this city The vessel
vas valued ct some $4,000; but being only char
tered by the company, they sustain no material
damage by the loss. Houston Telegraph,
-4s----------
DEATH FROM FEAR.-In late French journal
we fnd narrated the particulars of an interesting
case OF death from fear, lust prior to an onprato5
for lithotomy. Had chlorofor1n been admnisfered
u would, probably have been regarded "a the
cause OF death, The patient was distinguished
veterinary surgeon Of Bordeaux, about sixty years
OF age, OF COED constitution, and endowed With
great force OF character, he had suffered long
from disease Of the bladder, which, on examina
sloal, was found TO contain calcuIi AT first it was
hoped he would be relieved of this by a different
eiaEatl q hqt ms surgeon, NJ Cazenave, aseer
famed that It would be necessary 10 have recourse
70 iltnetomy, Of this last operation the patienYI
was known TO entertain great dread but never |
theiess ne at once gave his consent tois perform.
ahee Winnie retaining, TO all appearance his habit
ual camness. The patient having hem nIaee3I in /
position, and the operator about to begin. bnt as
yet not having even touched his patient, the latter
VINO VINO mad exhibited entire ealmness and serenity
during the preparations, was observed to become I
pale and faint, aud IN the course Of ten miuutes I
died 4litl' he
N those cases IN which the subjects Of surgical
6 6r y nave died Immediately after or even be-
lote II was completed the fatal result is no doubt
often attrbatable to the shock of the nervous sys
. s,la resulting both from physical and moral
eanSes-pain from the operation ana fear Of its
a .,i being successful. We need not dwtIl UPON
she importance Of the physician OF surgeon insJ1ir-
rs nls parent with hope and even confidence ia
ne success Of the means to behadrocour to for
aug rei,el and recovery. Most Of the cures re.
oerqed IA me annals Of quaekery are due to the
,Eedniify Of the invalid who puts implicit faith in
me promised paaaeea.-E philadelphia Ledger.
GAMBLING, --Desperate gambling ID not confined
ae u9itsq s5fates Tor i Is announced that
lace aetween an English dnke a,ld i Rnssiaa
Tihee, LFoth good players and reckless gamblers
he latter won OF the former si76iaOo, which the
uke' being enormously rich, was quite able TO
ny.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay SIX PER
CENT interest the outstanding Certificates of Scrip on and
after the 18th day November next aud have further de-
cared Scrip Dividend of FIFTY PER CENT on the net
earned participating preiums for the year ending Sth Sep
TENDER 1866 for which Certificates viii be issued on and after
the 18th day Of December next
E. GANuCHEAU President
LIB. MuRIsON, Vice President.
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HE ZEAL JoUvIs KIN GIovEs. Those who
desire the genuine Jougin kid glove-the best
glove manufactured il Europe can now be sup.
piled st 1ir. q N Meody's well-known store, cor
neFof Canal and Royal streets. Mr.. Moody has
hnt LACEY returned freln Europe, and his gloves
bear tae impress and stamp 81 the genuine article,
1Eeah from the manufacturer. Those who have
] stt orders lei gloves BIT Moody's and memoran.
nmH Of theif sizes arc now requested 10 call and
DO supplied.
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koAL'l These who desire - NY in 4 supply Of
goal for the winter and the late cold 4 snap ad.
moniahes all Of US thar it is time we were attend
aag to it--are referred to the card of Mr.. d. M.
InrneFi which appears III our paper to- day. Mr..
Tarner's Office is s. carondelat street, and he ID
prepared 70 supply families, steamboats,, hotels.
cotton presses, ETC., Of the lowest market prices,
WITH any sert Of ooal they may reqnire--whether
Plttsburg, anthracite, pr eailne and il any guam
titles thai may be needed. AIr Turner Is Tie son
and successor Of Air. Mortimer Turner, who was
dor many years successful coal dealer il, this
city and By edueationand experience understands
tne business thoroughly. Those ordering coal
from hia may hage every assurance Of satisfaction
.WlEh fhelr eonffAats
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LIS 70 lLu IIULl IBBa, Bblle day, 70 Centb.
Passengers for GENTLY Station notify the couducto
PRIOR to departure Of the train Fare Is cents each way
GEO. PANDELY, General Superintendent
COM FORT, SPEED AND sAPEy,-Y- m,
~ inois Central route from Nav Orean
to New York and all Eastern cities w O'0'
avg DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and EVENING
on ntFLFl OF trains and steamers from the South
al aif1e rem New Orleans TO New York-3I5 days.
throqsh tickets apply the Office the New Orlesns
JACKSON and Great Northern Railroad A Garondelet ll8 COM
mon street Rotunda St. Charles Hotel 81 Canal street and
Depot also at Office Of the Illinois Central Office Cairo
NJ. HUGHITT,
=u General Superintendent, ChicsRo
W. P. JOHNSON,
aenefsl Passenger Agent, GdicaEe
b. +. L0NGBEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans
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scHoOLs--FoR BOYS

LRERr LYONS SCHOOL
oHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
Rev. ALBERT LYON, English and the Classics,
ROBERT ]. PERKINS, Mathematics.
JOS. @. ROBERT, Natural Sciences,
Rev. JOHN HEWITT, Assistant in English and the
Classics.
Miss FANNIE MCGOWAN, History and Geography.
ALPH. MAGNoN, Modern Languages
49,, Vocal and instrumental Music.
The complement of the School for the Second Animal ses
sion is fixed at seyenty-ave
Members present October ~, 1865, sixty-seven
Membership granted only to those who will continue to the
close Of the Session.
Catalogues may be obtained application to ROBERT
PITKIN, Esq, 10 and is Camp street, by addressing
JOS, c. ROBERT Registrar,
ohataws, Mississippi.
n .AyENDER's COLLEGE
NJ E. CORNER RAMPANT AND B1ENv1L1E
Mr.. LAVENDER respectfully to his friends and
the public that his Glasses resumed in September at the
above address.
Parents are invited to inspect the well ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories.
For terms and Prospectus apply at College from IL NJ to
P NJ, and from to 5P.M
D0ABEAR 0OH4MEECTAE. GOLEEGE-
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
THH-
gpRcIOus and Elegant "Story Building"
is constantly session under eight abs Professors 1t will
foundedtn 1882 and chartered by the State Isformer
dentsmay be found Principals Bookkeepers large
portion the old houses Of this city and the Southern
States Ladies Or Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, Bookkeeping, Penmanshp, Mathematics Eng
sh French Spanish business education that
$1,000 $1,000 annually the best fortune parents
give their We hRve spls arrangements for 100
Students Ladies' and Gentlem ea me invited to call.
RUFUS DoLBEAR President
a 1BERp LYONS SCHOOL FoR BOWs
oHATAWA, PIKE CO., MISS.
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
CronarA nav be obtAnsd on Appljcaton En- RORERT PIT
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Leaves the foot OF ST. Ann street, opposite Jackson Squt
every morning at N o'clock, and on Wednesday an
day mornings at 51s O'Clock.
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DEsfRAHrx sTcRR ron REEr- "a store house on
Grayisr street, suitable for 4 grocery Of western
produce business. is offered for rent Convenient to
aae hotels leYee, banks, and centers 81 business
= Y = seIg desirable location Apply at LAO Gra-
Fisr street, between Camp and St. Charles, for
particnlare
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OFFIEGThC n 9F THE ATLANTIC ENsUJR-
SyANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No. 1872
GEavsr street between Camp st Charles streets July
1866 This Company is prepared to take FIRE
MARINE RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS, on the most favorable terms
EDWARD RIGNEY, President.
WIN. p KELLOGG, Wee President.
... b. T. JANVIER. Secretary.
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HAgAaIA giGAHETTKs. e. ID. Leblanc M
81 Canal street, up stairs IL now closing oVt !
cehslh q genuine Hayasla cigarettes, among
which are lbs faqorite brands @Honradez.n .tgsa.
bana sChaFanga d d f3baNanga pasFaraias !,
hEifalna or Garcia tFloreta.u and others ma
o. postuie u new offered te lay ID supply of
1ae psst cigarettes brought 70 this market See
llas aaY rtasetaetlt IA ths appropriate column.
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ssiseeERiEs Ag WHoLEsAI Buyers either
rem me eitg q country, who wish ia purchase
asandayd groceries At Wholesale and At wholesale
prices afe referred to the various advertisements
g 5ae large house Of Ethel 3 Thomas, No. los
B 4egefaa street, which appear in ogr columns To-
day. These gentlemen not only keep every thing
tleir iine Of business, but have them always Of
sae ssas quaiit and IN such large quantities that
$ Fetall aeaer csil he atted cut at any time with
ont Henablg diminishing their stock. Flour II &
dozen different brands, and hundreds of barrels 81
eaeh bacon, pork, butter, lara, corn meal,
TOBACCO, rope and tWine, canned fruits aud cove
! oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, can
. tways By supplied at this house to the satsfac
sie u V dealers. 4 reference To their advertise.
nia ats, ~ which some Of their stock is ennne.
rata VII convince any That theiF store ii fbe
plasi fram which ~ make selections That win
give ntiEe satisfaction to che purchaser.
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INSuR .ANCE.

INSURANCE..
E,ETIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 90,
OFFICE, No, 5 oARoNDELET STREET.
Amount of Promiuma for the year 1866 S22onl so
Amount OF Assets of the Company $4,000 %
e boara OF Trustees have resolved pay per cent n
terest On the outstanding certificates scrip the
second Monday of February 1866 have farther declared
aserip dividend of twenty five per cent
TRUSTEES:
!, Aofoer, Jas A. White.
Ar. MilteAberger, J. I,emors
A. Bdault, n Avendan, e.,
y. hetnore L. Grand,
5no Gauche, a. Verlon Deeruy,
omer Gaillard.
IT, c,,-,,. oMER GAm1ARD President
r ONION AND LANCASHIRE ~
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. s5,oOoooO In cold.
Risks taken on all descriptions of MERCHANDISE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and BUILDINGS, at Current Rates
by this Agency
IS PER CENT. will be ALLOWED on all PREMIUMS.
Losses paid Immediately after adjustment at this Agency
without reference to the Mother Office without discount
Board of Directors at New Orleans,
j. G. ROBINSON, Esq, G. W. CoUyEs. ESQ.
JAMES p FRERET, ESQ, j. F. SHREDDER, ESD
R. G. MusGRovE, General Agent.
JOHN T. HEATH, Secretary.
-oFFicE--
.CARoNDELET STREET 0s
Corner Perdido Street
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RAILROADS.
Galveston, IndlanoIa and Sabine Pass. Texas
Passenger Trains,

------ ------- H-iIsAHIIBET ITlAnBs
Carrying the q s. Mail leave the Algiers depot EVERY
MORNING at o'clock, arriving at BRASHEAR, Berwick
Bay, at I'm.
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The above statement is just true and correct transcript
from the books Of the Company. .
E. GANUCHEAU, President
L ". BAQu1E, Secretary.
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The steamship Cuba, Capt Balm. arrived ast
nightfrt % BaltTnors via Key West. The follow
y ing tt II st OF her passengers
Pres an sergant N p Lehstt lady fonr children And
nnrss, % sads 8rs Hl5uTn and nhild MIRA HeEtt Miss
Hewitt MISS Elizabeth Res0n Mr. mad HIS Isl, YAH.
at Ebts qL ayiss i White MSS Fsuess ghite MI sad
aryant4 Hgs Fanny Alice Shaw fJfarIss
Shay MAsafsA ftge and Icy shas n & Shaw Mis- Il
shaR j Ciapn CHARLES d flanagan, Arthur saih IA
5sHea Bell
The Cuba left Bel tinlprs ontlie IGt making the
Tsaa 10 the bar in six days ana half including
stqppage OF i've hd aFs at Key Vest ID land mails
ana passengers. 6 " tic 22as l50 miles from the
2AEi passed steamship ~ Louis, bound eastward
ae staamsphip Marip osa. ~ ut. slgick sails Ills
lnarAiag At O'Clock hi Eew York direct, with
aali freight and te fsllaF ing named passengers
's1'ss y iaast
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and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH. NJ, d., Professor of Matera Nedica M
l. L. GRAWGQUM NJ d. Professor of Principles aad Prso.
tiee OF Medicine
HENRY +. CAMPBELL, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
ALERED q HOLT, ~ d. Professor of Clinical Medicine
4. y =. Pb4IICoL,AS, NJ; D., Professor of Anatomy
D. BRUINS, NJ. D. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ D, Professor Of Medical Chemis.
NY, IoNieology and Legal Medicine
WIN y MIFGHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
ed Lecturer on opthamc Surgery and Diseases
JOS HOLT M D, Assistant to the Chair Of Obstetrics
A. W FERRY. NJ p, and FREDERICK L0EBER Nj D.
Demonstrators of Anatomy. T
L. III. COHEN, NJ D., Assistantto the Chair of Chenis
try. ~ " eot1i'
The Eleventh Annual Course Lectures in this Institution
will begin November II 1865 and will March l6 S6T
APreminary Course will be given the Charity 0snita
commencing October 18TH without charge to stndsnfg Te
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are unsur
passed The Professors under the Of the State
Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES:
Tickets of all the Professors - SIN
tAGtlcai Anatomy 10
Payment required in advance "
d, WARREN BRIGKELL. M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry or NEW ORLEANS, !
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day Of October
1866 q PRAiyGaN
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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sss..s month months months. eHsasA.. i month";.

Monthly advertisements nserted eyery other day y Il
enlarged tsc- tairds ths shove rats
&se per mouth I 4
having the paper
naeoa N 50 per squars each
Hqaars,
Alss Rnd FoHrth transient advertisements each II
xtions 81 70 bel square
each Insertion
Who advertise largely. SHAH allowed
such discount from transient rates ID may be
agreed upon ne case shall such discount ex
coed Is per cent.
AL business notces advertisements to be- charged
MT per line each Insertion.
II transient advertisements must be paid advance
~ bills With shall IL rendered monthly
square y The space occupied By lines sonia agate.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Belt remembered that the 9th day of june 1866 before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared John Pember
ton President and Paul Fourchy Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according to law did depose say that the above
statement just true transcript from the books
of the Company.
PAUL FoURoHY, Secretary. A'''''A'
Sworn to2nd subscribed before ss 9Th day june 1866
PAUL ". CoLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace.
alta meeting Of the Board of Directors held on the
OF June 1866 it was resolved declare Scrip Dividend Of
Forty Per Cent the Net Earned Participating Premiums
Tor theyeaF ending onthe Sst day May 1856 for which Ger
tlhcSes will bassued and first day of
to pay or and after the Monday in July next the
balance due on Scrip issue of 1855 per cent interest in
Common Currency Notwithstanding scrps of the Company
DIRECTORS:
Sd. Dupasssur, John Pemberton, David McCosrd
P MssperO, Pierre Pouts sz Rslf
= t r. oerereS, N. rug III. Fernandez,
!, 1.o.san nun, Chas. sagory
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SESSION OF 1861.

NEW oRLDANs soMooL OF arnDTcINE
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Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, via
Berwick Hay,
Leaves Brashear the of passengers from New Or
leans on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; an d
for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY NEW ORLEANs
Sworn to and subscribed before me- his 10th day of March,
1866. EDMOND MEs1NTER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Perish of oesnA
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MoBILE ARID GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD ROUTE,
Shortest Route between New Orleans
AND
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, ETC, ETC,
Via Mobile.
DISTANCE TO NEW YORK. 1893 MILE
TIME THREE AND HALF DAYS.
Passengers leave daily from the Depot OF the Ponteharan
Railroad at O'Clock, connecting with the Morgan Line OF
steamers for Mobile making close connection Mobile with
the trains Of the Mobile and Great Northern Railroad for
Montgomery, Columbus, Savannah
Augusta, Atlanta ChsrIestan
Knoxville Nashville, IoufsvilIe
Lynchburg, Richmond, Cincinnati
AND
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Fer information aud Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the Rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel,
@. L. FITCH,
General Agent, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Line
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FT'ARm BUMLER FEAIALE 8EAEENARY

1EK7F y It A1EAA
BATON ROUGE. -
Occupies Large CommodiouB Mansion with Ample and
r. Secluded Grounds.
Thorough Instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES. MUSIC. EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc,
together with cheerful domestic neral and polite
culture are offered and sssArod.
TEKNssAO per month"; $500 in advance; Music and o-na
mentala extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing
Address REv. ]. E. O. DoREMUs, D. D.,
annI
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a hBEHT LYONS SCHOOL FoEs BOHs
oHATAwA, PIKE CO.. MISS.
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
Circulars may obtained application to RoRERT PIT
Elm, Esq, ID snd ID Camp street, New Orleans.
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Trustees
FACTOKs' AND TRADERS,

INSURANCE COMPANY
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PETER Il. BEoW-
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC. ETC
Nos. GO and as North Main street,
Between Pine ard Olive. St. Louis, No.
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BAKERIES,
observation-disclosures HoUaHERY,
SUCCESSOR TO F. D'AQU1N < GO
bread and Crackers Baker,
No. rs NEW LEyEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
between POydrsa and Lafayette Streets
OAAQkERs, CREAM BISCUIT, sto "
A Q. HERON IL co..
"a. G. HERON, t. CALDER. H R1DDnnra,
COMMERCIAL BAKERY,
R0s' se4 and $50 TehouprtouIas strees.
DEPOT, NO. T0HoUPIToULas STREET,
New Orleans.
AlEsyu on hand an kinds of LOAF BREAD ARB
CRACKERS
Steamboats,, Ships and Private Families Supplied
Are prepared, ct all timss, to All orderstor
DREAM BISCUIT, PICNIC BISCUIT,
SUGAR Do B9TAER Dc.
WATER Ds FRENCH M
BOSTON Ne, GINGER NUVS
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD. CORN HEAL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

epecisI Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsHISGToN, May 10 1t is under
stood that the President declines to re
turn to the Senate the confirmation Of
A. B. Sloanaker, as Collector of Internal
Revenue for the First District Of Penn
svlvania, which was made on Monday
The Senate claims that he was con-
frmed by mistake, and, according to
its established rule, a motion TO recon
slider must be entered within forty
eight hours after confirmation, during
which time it has not been customary
for the President to sign the commits.
siOns.
Yesterday the confirmation was re-
considered, and a message sent to the
President requesting a return of the
appointment, but no reply yet having
been received, it is construed rs a re
fusal to comply, which is probably the
case. A number of the Senators are
therefore, disposed to bring the matter
before the open Senate for further con-
sideration. There is considerable ex
element prevailing in regard to the
matter.