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The New York herald., 1868-08-11
Gold and Its Fluctuations.

The advance in gold to $50 last week
was entirely too rapid to be sustained,
and in like manner the fall yesterday
to l45s was equally 80. Such extremes in
evitably lead to violent reactions, and these
work much mischief by unsettling values and
disturbing confidence, while they are produc-
tive of good only to the spectators in the
Gold Room. AS we have before stated, the
natural tendency of the gold premium is at
present upward under the influence of purely
commercial and financial causes, added to
which the political excitement which always
precedes and attends a Presidential election
is also favorable to an advance. But
current among the bulls in gold of late
it might be supposed that the premium was
going to six hundred, and that in the event of
Seymour's election civil war would ravage the
land from Maine to Texas and reputation of
the national debt would Immediately follow.
The facts of the situation are bad enough, but
not 80 bad as some of these bulls in gold
would make them out to be. Who is going to
fight in the bloody war they look forward to !?
The South has had enough of that sort of
pastime, and the radicals are too cowardly TO
indulge in it.
Gold will continue to tend upward for
several reasons. In the first place, about
seven hundred millions of our national
securities are held in Europe, and large
amounts Of these are liable to be returned
- :,xx
on the whole has to be RENTED
in coin and in this way we are drained of our
specie. In the next place, our national ex-
travagance causes our foreign imports to
largely exceed our exports in value, and the
difference between them that is not liqudated
by shipments of fve-twenties has to be re-
mitted in coin, and in this way we are still
further drained of our specie. In the third
place. the wretched mismanagement of the
Treasury and the miserably mistaken and short
sighted policy of Congress have left the Treasury
poor, and it has only about forty-fve millions
of coin in its vaults that it can call its own.
1t is, therefore, Mr.. McCulloch now says
unable to sell any of its coin because
its surplus is so low and the November and
January interest will aggregate so large sum
as to reduce the balance in hand to much
smaller amount than has been hitherto held
by the department at any one time. No
wonder, therefore, that men buy gold so con-
fdently when they know that We have shipped
from this port alone sixty-three millions since
the lst of January, and that the amount re-
naming in the country is much smaller than
at any time since the commencement of the
rebellion. But for these very reasons ex-
cessive speculation in gold should be dis
couraged and the exaggerated pictures of the
future condition of the country corrected as
far as possible. We want stability in the
standard of values, and the fluctuations Of the
last few days in gold are clearly opposed to
the interests of the community.
The New York herald., 1868-08-11
NapoIeon's speech on the situation.

The Emperor Napoleon, returning from
Plombieres to Fontainebleau, halted for short
time at Troyes, where he was greeted enthusi-
astically by the people. The Mayor presented
an address, to which his Majesty replied in q
speech, expressing ''the hope that no unto
ward event would disturb the peaceful progress
of trade and agriculture" and concluding
with the religious ejaculation, 'God protect
France!"
Napoleon the Third, as 'man of destiny"
Is to very great extent the creature Of events.
So, should an ''untoward event" such as war,
occur even after his patriotic aspiration he
will not be disappointed. II peace is preserved,
why, 1t is good" ALSO The religious senti-
ment, "God preserve France" will serve
either way-at the head of the army, in the
schools or at the fireside. Napoleon is very
concise speaker, neat of expression and likely
to leave q choice in the Interpretation Of bis
meaning. His speech at Troyes Is in character.
WADE HAMProNs CHANGE OF OPINION. tin
the speech delivered by the ex-Confederate
General Wade Hampton at Columbia, s. c.,
on Saturday, he denied the use of language at
tributed to him in previous speech, to the
effect that he declared in favor of carrying the
old Confederate flag in the present campaign
On the contrary, he says that It was now
''furled forever, to be buried In the grave Of
the lost cause" There Is very little imror-
tance TO be attached to Wade Hampton's
change of opinion now, compared with the
change which took place eight years ago. His
change Of opinion concerning the two flags,
and that of his oolleagueA who undertook TO
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TnE House OF Delegates yesterday
adopted a Joint resolution that neither
House would after Saturday next con-
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Special AutitEs.

Isoe. 1sFz. 1sss.
In 1902 the grandfather OF Or. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN LINIASENT in Rng.
land. 1t was a success although the price
was Guinea Bottle. His late Majesty wiz
liam " used 1t for Chronic Rheumattsn.a and
Vas entiIely cured, after suffering for two
years. Ills attending physicians being unable
10 effect cure, and he wrote a letter of
thanks, which Is now in possession of my
uncle in Liverpool I have offered EIOO ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was refused. In
ISI7I put 1t out In the United states, and
now. IN 1865, the sale is immense. Thou
sands OF families are neyer.wIthout it. It is
safe and innocent to apply externally or
take internally. For 81 years 1 have war
ranted 1t 10 cure the following complaints:
Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie.
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken
internally, and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts. Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frosted
Feet, swellings, Insect stinEs, and pains In
Cnest, Back. or Limbs, externally. 4 II never
fails, II used as directed; for Cholera or
Dysentsryit Is certain, II used when frst al
tackled. No one once trying it, viii ever be
without 1t. Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place, MY. jel6-Imd&w
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cHRIsrADOR0,s DYE.

Which In a tYyinElng.
~. shades OF Color,
From Brown TO Black. is con .equently uni
versal favorite. the more especially as 1t
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
any other.
ChrIstadOro's Hair PreserVHtiVe.
Would you have luxurlant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow, like vine ten
drills round parIan shaft. Purchase that
celebrated an matches preparation known
throughout the fashionable world as CHRIS
TADoR0'S hair preservative and beautifier
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hail
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. AstOr House.
jele-lmd&w
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Important from a Physician.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. II, 1854
MesSIs. THos. ALLCoCK & Co.
Please send, with dispatch, twelve dozen
Allcock's Porous Plasters. Our daily expert
ence confirms their very superior excsIl ence.
AT This moment ofwriung a man applies for
e, who, by enlargement in the shaft OF
severely in ured, ana was for nearly q year
entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the application OF a plaster 10
his spine. de WINS soon enabled to work,
and now no ID bors as well as ever. He would
cheerfully pay IS for a single plaster II they
could not bshad at a lower rate. Knowing
the plasteTs to be souseful, Il have no scruples
that my sentiments should be known.
]. w. JOHNSON, 81. ID.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William T. Poole to me dated the
18TH day of August, 1865, and or record in the
office OF tho Recorder OF Ohio county, West
HiFginia IN DECD Pook 81, 1910 49, La saali
the front door ofthe Court House in the city
OF Wheeling, pro eed to sell by public auc-
ton to the highest bidder one fulPand unui-
vided half OF the following described proper
ty, situate in ohio county, w. Va, that IL TO
Fay: Coal lots numbered Il, 9 a - one, two
right to The coal between the north and
south lines of said coal lots as far back as the
eastern boundary OF the said BOggs nrm,
and the Entertainments and appurtenances
to the said coal lots and coal belonging or ap.
pertaining. Fst.
title as Is vested IN me. Terms of sale cash.
"A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, June Is, 1888 ielS-tS
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In the sprIng every one feels the need or an
InfaIlIbls remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. AcIdlty of the Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such n medicine is
NIsHLER'S HERB BITTERs, which has
proven a blessing TO humanity and enjoys a
reputation extending throughout the conn
try. By its Judicious md timely use. at such
time and places where 1t might be of use, 1t
will sur ely avert the approach OF the most
insIdIous disease. Danger and sickness will
only enSue when the human system is out OF
order. ither the blood, the stomach, the
yer or the kidneys may be deraDged, ard
disease in the guise of some dangerous fever,
or raekIDg. cruel pains, or wearing, debilIta-
ting sickness, win speedily bring the victim
to the couch of Illness, unless a preventive,
sure IN its operations, ard certain Ia its eff
fects. is promptly taken, and, we repeat,
such medicine is MISHLER'5 HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. <.
B. Hartman & Co, PropIietors, Lancaster,
Pa. .4 t5-t. Es.sH Ea
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
my16-2w '--
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Assignee's Sale.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tps
l United States for the District OF VS.
IN the matter Of Thomas j. Kisner-RaDs
rupt. X
said case. will on MONDAY, June ~ III N
1858: at the Drug Store In South WhesIi11si
lately occupied by said DR.. hos. j, EiSnsss
Oils, Paints. &C., SC, being all the effects =;
the sald 7: ]. Kisner, Bankrupt, not eSe1,H ~
by law: The stock comprises nearly ever
na Terms OF sale-Cash. s'N'e'
,.,.o ALFRED T0RNER,
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Antiquity of nrandreth's Pms.


Age Is not claimed rs merit, only as a
Sign OF intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with a
strong vitality the poor ono languishes for
a time and then gees out easily.
BRASDRETH's PILLS are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly Tor help. because they never fail 10
open and give relief. =s
Hundreds OF thousands would consider ii a
calamity ifthese safe family Pills could not
be obtained. 1t has been officially settled
that more of BRARDRETH' PILLS are sold
than all other pills put together. Merit sells
them. 4.--i- .. $4,000.
BRANDRErH's PILLS possess qualities
which restore every organ and fiber OF the
body TO healthi are purely vegetable and safe
for every period OF life. ig"
Prlncipal office, Braudreth House, New
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jel6-lmd&w 3. gRASDRETH.
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Trustees Sale

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF A TRUST
u 10 me by G. Roller and wife, and duly re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF Marshall
county, West Virginia, shall on Monday,
June 18Th, 1865, at the hour Of ten O'Clock, a
M IN the town OF Cameron, Marshall conn
W west Va proceed to sell all the stock in
trade and the fixtures in and belonging 10
Selling as trustee shall ONLY warrant snch
title as Is conveyed TO me by said deed o.
business, this is a rare opporIunity. az In Ins
cation Is a most excellent one. For further
information call at this office
jel.lmS JOHN b. LYDICR. TrUsfpp
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ls.
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Is the best article known to preserve the
hair. Twill positively restore
Gray Hair TO Its Original Color ana
s Promote its Growth.
1t is an entirely new scientific discovery,
combining many OF the most pow erful and
restorative agents In the vegetable kingdom
Itmakes the hair smooth and glossy, and
does not stain The skin. f.7
tits recommended and used by the nrst
Medical Authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price slOO.
R. P. HALL s CO., Nashua, Nh. Propri.
etors. 1el-lmdsweod
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HAPPY mAnnIAGES.

Essays FOR YOUNG MIN. on the KrrUrs,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedi-
ments TO Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box r, Philadelphia,
Pa. a.- myl9.3mdSW
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Accumulating Electricity

and imparting 1t 10 the body, whereby the
upon the part where applied, causing pain
and morbid action to cease. rhe Porous
TO those who have weak backs, or pain i'll
the side. Especially are they valuable 10
those who have neglected colds They are
often preventiveS OF Consumption; nay,
they are believed TO have ofIen ioosened the
grasp OF this terrible affiiction, and been
breast or between the shoulders. or over the
Kidneys, by those who are subject to take
cold easily. This simple plan viii soon pro-
ducs constitutional Ylgor that will enable
1t TO resist extraordinary changes oTtemper-
AZURE. Experience has proved the Porous
ly inclined, invariably producing the most
remarkable abatement of the worst symp
IONS r|..-.
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$4,000 worth Sold BY One Dealer.

Messrs. j. Balch & Son, Druggists of ProvI-
dence, X. l., write, Nov. q. 1851: II
I'VE have sold at retail over our counter
upward OF s., 600 worth OF Allcocks Porous
PIasters, and In every case they gave satis-
faction. They are fnvorltes with physicians
because the componenIsa and method of maxi
ing them are known.
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Medical society OF West Virginia.
We have to thank DR.. A. H Thayer, OF
Grafton, Secretary of the Medical So
ciety of the State of West Virginia, for
Il copy ofthe Transactions of that Soci.
ETY.. with its Code of ethics. Constitution
and BY Laws, including the minutes OF
the first annual meeting held ut Graf.
ton, April LIST and I'd, fully published
in our columns at the time. ..l-aiJ
Tho Society now numbers sixty-eight
members. The following are the ON.
beers for 1883: -f.5d
Prcstdent-Dr. II. w. Brock. Nor.
Gautowu. T Ha.7
Vice PrcSidents-Dr. Jacob Young,
New Martiusville: DR.. Thomas Ken
nsGy, Grafton, DR.. G. w. Bruce,
Mn4ndsvillS agU6l
Secre!ury-Dr. A. Ii. 1hayer, Grafton.
ing. ~ 80
Committee Of Pubucauon-Drs. WI.
hates. (Chntrmau). A. IL. ThRyer, j. c.
HuPp, j. w. Ney, r. w. Hazielt.
The next meeting is to be held Mt
ci"Eksburg the FIRST Wednesday Of
jane, 1869.
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valuable Goal Propertv fo,. a.

A BOUT TWENTY ACRES OF l.. VI
n now under cultivation, with a 90,
dwelling house on the same, and connssSy go
hundred and sixty acres OF the aTI tcT Tne
lands. a Coal Bank, with the neeeSSs .
a;xtnresi Is now open. These lands lie on ~
Wheeling. For terms, apply to eSSt OF
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Fare Reduced.

Tho nne side-wheel Steamers
=. MCCULLOUGH. Capt. Moore.
tslSe2e4.5S BaYARD, Capt. Shepherd.
E5lsESsEssiz STAR GREY EAGLE,Cap Brennan
Leave Wheeling Tor Marietta and Par
EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock n M
Passage Through, Meals and State Room q
included 81 50. -|---l-
Boat for pittshnrE every morning Mt :
o'clock. = =
Freights viii be received at ali hours oftho
day on the landing. TarpauIins and other
appliances nave been provided by the COM
pany Tor the preservation and safety OF an
ISesSns whether In large parcels or small
D1 ETsisSt carried either mp or down at RE
y - - Jas. n. HOLMES. Aoant
til. M0S9, Freight AGENT
ONCE and Sitting Room NO Is Monroo ct
mar2-u '-ll7. - - 70 %
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many "a MInNIGHr.

Screaming at The top OF Us voIce-dlsturos
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next.door neighbor. How often You hear
the thoughtleSs remark, Z" Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now, this is very unkind of
you. my friend, Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretfnl, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and weary morning dawns. bringing No
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Steamboats,,
For CincinnafI and LouIsvIIIc.

Regular Thursday Evening Packet.
The splendid side wheel passenger
/ Mex fsteamer j. n. MCCULLOUGH,
lss&skCApt. Geo. Moore, will leave
Wheeling for C1ncinD att and louisville on
Thursday evening at So'cloclS, 18TH inst,
For freight or passage apply TO
rr.. d. . ~ T. II. MONG
or IT, II. HOLMES,
JelT-2t 'a. ARentR
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THE GOSPEL IN THE TREES, WITH PULPIT
OPINIONS ON CoH4oS THISGs. BY Alex.
nnder Clark: Phiiadelphia. J. W DouSh-
Rday & Co., No. 42i Walnut street, 1858.
The trees written about in this book
are the apple, cedar, olive, myrtle, will
low and palm. Rev. Mr.. Clark is a
Methodist clergyman at Pittsburgh.
and was formerly Presbyterian of
Philadelphia. Hetakes a liberal view of
Christianity, and breaches in cheer
full, hopeful strain. He appeals to the
feeling and the Imagination more than
to the reason. His sermons are we'll
calculated TO touch the popular heart,
and exercise an influence over the
minds of the multitude. A good deal
of botanical and other information is
given in connection with the trees of
which he breaches, the language is
always pure and chase, and frequently
beautiful, while the scripture appli-
cations are simple and natural. The
book ia by no means dull, and will find
n ready welcome in thousands of famI-
lies. Mr.. Clark does not. hesitate to
quote in the pulpit from such authors
of the present day as William Cullen
Bryant, Mrs. Ackers and Alice Carey.
This, to many, will seem little out of
place, but we opine the majority will
not object to it. The common things
written or preached about are rain,
snow, hail, dress, everyday glory,
once and forever, and two worlds made
one. The whole forms handsome
volume on tinted paper of over three
hundred pages. .a - ,r-fl.....t
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For Sale

" July, A. d. 1865. VI
BY virtue OF deed of Trust dated the so,,,
gay OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1867, made by John a
sangston to William RiheldafFer. TTns,sa.
ana ana recorded in the Recorders ONCE M
~ Sn ", county, West Va, in Book NUMBER
S - Lo!i zoo, VIII sell on THURSDAY. TTGE
stH DAY OF JULY, 1858, COMMENCING AT In,
99SI0ek 2; m at the front door OF the Court
al public auction, all the fiPht fiTie AMI I
, ,SLeSI isgaI and equitable or John A. SauRs-
5on m the estate of Jefferson l., Saugs1Sn
said Deed of TTust.l III
Terms of 6ale-CASH
selling as Trustee will convey to the
,.o,, W. RIHELDAFFER,
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DIRECTORS,
Notice.
surERylsoRs OF OHIO CO.

CnKRK's oFFIoEi June l6, 1868.
In ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF
Il the Legislature, passed November ID,
1858, a STATED meeting OF the Board ofEnpsT.
wilson's will be held at the Court House on
Saturday, the 10Th day OfJuue, at 10 O'Clock
jeis-st JOHN G. PORTER Clerk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THERE wIILfBB A SPECIAL MEET
i Ing OF thu Baltic Base Ball Club at otis
Friday evening, June 18th, at So'clock. All
members are requested TO be present, as the
First and Second Mines are 70 be chosen.
By order of the -sIaIfi flCT XII.
lel8.9t Il q. ----I--l- DIRECTORS.
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ALLcocK's
Porous Plasters.

ESPECIALLY USEFUL IN PAINS OF
II the breast, sense of weakness and in
ward sinking, for coughs, colds, asthma. and
dihcuity OF breathing oppression and IA
ugue about the diaphram. They give much
ease In Govt and rheumatism, weakness OF
thebaCk and IN affections and pain about the
Kidneys. IN LUmDRgo they act like charm.
by plaster applied upon the chest. Many
persons believe cold cannot be taken while
plaster Is worn upon the chest; this we do
know, they greatly assist in the cure OF a
neglected cold, SO often the introducer OF
Consumption.
objections AS the POROUS PLASTIC Be-
ing preparation from FrankincenSe, Rub
Der and burgundy pitch, they seem to pos
seSs the quality OF .-a =
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TRY ONE BOTTLE on

5LAuaHI1N's NFAEr ooRDrAL..t
Baby rests .swcetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma Is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, Hang the Baby but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only Is cents a
Bottle. marl3
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WALKER BTER-on Wednesday even.
ing, June 18th, at the residence of the bride
father, by Rev. Alex ander, HENRY g. WAL
IIsR, Editor Wheeling Register and EMMA f.,
daughter OF GEORGE w. BIER, ESQ.,, OF
MonndSyilie, West Va. .s'-. "a
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gettt aGrertIsEmruts.
-nissnlntinn nf Gn.nartnArshin
Attention. CooDers.

GTATE.i COUNTY AND INDIVIDUAL
- Rights to use j. G. Hofer's Improved
CoopeTs Croze, for sale by the Patantee
All persons are cautioned against hiring.
ing on this patent, as intend prOseCut-
ing all palHes not duly authorized 10 use the
j. C.. HoFER, Patentee,
jel6-lwS Box l3S, Bellair, U.
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The House yesterday refused to pass
the bill to allow Joseph 81. Pendleton
to practice law without taking the iron
clad oath.
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Home Evidence.

SING SING, March 10, 1858.
Messrs. THoAIAs ALLCoCK q Co.
have suffered greatly from a weak back;
at last tue pain become SO severe could moi
get out of my bed. My doctor, 8. j. Fisher,
OF this village, recommended me TO apply an
Alcock Porous Plaster. did SO, and in two
where the pain was most severe seemed like
Goa OF fre, and which the plaster appear
ed to draw out. The day after I applied the
plaster got up, and my trouble was all
gone. wore the plaster three weeks, and
since the second day after applying Ii, have
had as strong and well back as any one. II
had paid dfty dollars for a plaster should
have considered 1t cheap.
Yours,
CLINTON ID, HAMMOND
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l.dopred Joint resolution that neither
House would after Saturday next con-
;ldsr any general business, except up
ON Isaye granted. AS we understand
he resolution, whatever may have
been Intended, it would be but little in
the way of the Introduction of outside
business at any ,iIne. = majority
tan always grant the necessary
"lpavc.' or course majority of
both Houses could reconsider any
action on the subject; but il would
be- more difficult 10 introduce business
II first IL JOINT resolution had to be re-
scinded, requiring concurrence Of the
other House. As this resolution reads
either House can allow the introduce
ton OF general business without con-
cnrrcuce OF The other. It seems to us
the resolution as offered by Mr.. Tom
lInsou was greatly preferable, IL it il
really intended to.Testrict the business
of tho session TO the Code. II this &
not the intention, 1t seems hnrdl!
necessary TO make any declaration oil
the subject.