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The EieatuF-Librt says that n. Morcre, the
Hatr4 Of palaiseau, I man over IS years Of agn,
replied 70 the Psa9slan cayelzJmen who came to
Levy contribution, By shooting four Of them with
a TeJutver. Tnetr companions drag1ed him from
tae house and literally stamped htn TO death
The Holy Father, in spito OF the urgent ad-
vice Of his physio!ao. sttl October 81, retuses 70
take N airing In his carnage, and dectsres be will
never leave The Vatican while the 1sallsns occupy
Rome. Al he seeu,s 10 resign hinseli to this vol
uufarJ * ct1Elon for the Eemsinder OF his life
drive Is being rnAda To allow OF his uEinR cat-
taaEe In The Vatican gardens white the walks STE
Icing extended to aaord longer promenade.
= "A slight accident anstaintd By The Princeas
Louise neee4sitAtes T. foEsnightH repest on tue
part Of the Prtnoess. aud tie return Of Queen
Victoria from tho North to London, was conse-
aueusiJ postponed. Tne Princess mat with, =
slieht Epratn, and tts effects not having passed
AWAY 70 quickly ~ 1ucn little troubles often do,
It VA thought desirable to bAye reeourse to the
services Of the Queens surgeon In Scotland. Tha
PTincess' knee tn siAte Of irritation from
spraln and oyert1fEtton,
"a correspondent from Versailles, writing un-
der oats Of october 10, describes ttsit which
King Wianam and his s,an paid to the picture GAL
ler3 n that pl8ce. The Crown Prince. who has
been Il regular vtstot, acted II eiee7one. Tne
King took particular interest In the battle scenes
Of The Crimea And the italian campaign Of 1san.
General nm Nnatke, who had halted IN front ct
the magnificent life -a11a portraits Of fNarshA1sHae
AAhon md Baz1ine, said to his companion, In his
usual low tone. " think We rruaaian Generals
nare about II much merit ~ these Rtnuaaen.
but they will not place any of our poFtraisa
/ IN Tsntne< II Berlin" THIS w0 spoken With
evident b tte-ness, md not smother word escaped
| troM AoltkeN lpa during the rest Of the stHt
-4prpSns Of the Marquis Of Losue> 3 correspond
| ent Of the London Itas&a wEttea IN entertaining
letter On the subject OF proper Ranes- has beet
said ,h4 the Argyll Il A1ntly, It which The NArQui
Is The heir, ID descended from Aaccullom More
| Introduced to the world By Sir Waiter Scott, Ant
rtesen1ed pecond TINA by Aasani1y, who VA
however, aware Of tho h1sto1tsal Mtztake. Tn
meaning Of the Gaelic name 70 wrongly employs
Is sen Ct biz Nalcomtt SON. The 1ue deStgna
tton, which ia equally rnsatsfactoJ when trans
lsset, IL Mac Mhic caIlean Nor, or .'eon OF ht
Aims sop.~ These names arc generally tnver
,tors. ana the writer Of M leter to which Y
refer uaces back his aocestEy farther than my Q
ne Mac Mic ca1eans By singing himself "Ea
Hhic ADAM"
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Il Gold Standard and Paper CUR
TUMCYs

my attention has lust been d1rected to you7
objection, on The 11th Instant, 10 my opinion
! ,h.s tho value OF gold :wouh bs aaes, hsee-
! fset. "A measured BY ~ rslaH.n~ to otaee
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pounta-
-The frss American child born in A,..ss. .er
ecu Of an army omc.r, was buried recently 1t
Pittsburgh, Il
-Koopmaasehasp Is said to have orders for
sN:oA coottea' sho arc 10 90 South u cotton
ptokerx md farm nandA
The popnlattDn Of the town Of Salem, Conn,
although destitute Of = Village iAwyer, doctor,
md minister, has decreased ooe-hnN since 1880,
In New York. tho other night, woman was
found detd tn bed, whilst her husband was
stretched On .sefa II the sznne room, dead
drunk. ;,
-Lastw week coiored rn.n, % the Northwest
ern Railway Of South cssonna, was run oyer sud
fata1lI injured while endeaso1tng to savs nis dag
from tho same fa.e. tho animal having got under
ate, and being unable to got OUT,
: "A de Of one OF The Metz .jnurnats Ia curious
sight. Owing to the scarcity Of paper, 1t was
ptlptfd one day On red placafd paper, another on
alue. third on bun, and 20 On. Another journal
was printed On brown packing paper.
The Hal Of Representatives In the ststs Cap
!to1 IT Dorerr Del, waa rented to negro minstrel
company the other night
The surgeons O. the Fifth German Army Co1p9
are all jtWG /
The Ior1 Chamberlain tx9 forbidden tho
darcinR Ct the "can-can" at any Of the London
theatres. t
The clastef OF the granite pavement AROUND
Il. Paalk ID London iuterfcrts 50 seriously with
he rellt Iona services that the officials have pc.
TONED the city government to substitute asphal-
sun 9orlt.
One Captain stafford, Of Kent.sh Town, Lon.
dou, adTe1ttses "remarkznle physiological dis.
covety," By means Of which persons cau increase
IN height and symueaJ Of ngure. !
They arc aaking high rents ia Brussels; $500 a
month for suite Of four rooms On tho bouev2rds
The ahah5y-senteel people who resort thisher for
<Mh.
-Trar 1ha o,t.ri,ts ~ p+,.snss1 ~ heel.
--eat us oa1aAlsA oA fHta4cio u Attle cat
cemeht5 Where mo-o respect Ia paid 70 deceased
tae o1azes Ia adoTned I'm = marble nead..Tons ~
,rcn .rn;., 70 ~ ,.ee-,,',;s ..rass ess .,a.s
uI"n mosea the hscl1pCon: ''tatsy, died sept
u, 1853. agea 5eart. months and IS days.
The old man who recently laid htuseaf naked
y,ftane st.ss ~ no .-.er -, aar,tea 800.
.e, naec's ~ tus u~eA VI 1ounaB tIe1sn1
ualns proved 70 Dc faazJ member Of the shaker
COZ m1ntty who WIS bent on suicide, His clothes
lRy beside rae track and he WAS greatly enra opa
| At having hla life saved. When ASKED who he
was, he declared himself Napoleon Bonaparte. md
| rayea lncohetenuy about the. fallen Emperor.
He Eas dressed and taken home to the Shakers BY
the n llroad emploJrA'
"A child In Providence, R. l., fell Into the ORE
| daY or swo since, aud WAS severely burned. The
'aiher was given money with which to buy aweet
| oil Asa dtefelng. He used the money to buy
liquor, got drunk, VIE Put in the iock-up and NOT
until the next Day was the cnild;: condition made
known to those who conld give reltef,
| "A correspondent OF the Lpadon 7T,nxs has had
| long ctas With a worthy tradesmsn In tba Ma
tional Gua.d, OF Paris, waose vjevs sre probably
those of fur average Of his brethren ia arms,
1 H..
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TIE Ex,nARR1HASAAsK-
hASe alre2dy expressed 30 strong ludE-
ment upon this c1ain that il may appoaz to b.
| I pseiuaee. 1t il prejudice in 20 far a it
IL seq1ired from belief. the fruit Of = pro-
| lonced acquaintance with thr Superintendent
4 md msiu Developer OF tho New 1dr1A Nina
| Mr. IT. =. Thompson, Who resides upon the
1 Now Idria premises. ard who is the only n1n
Kuoxledee OF the manner OF mining einnabar,
and Who his been ysus IN the front OF FL tho
!: legal proce edmgs to reeist 9cGaHahan's lob
bv. was in come een8a 4 cnMpAt1los Of my
own in Pennsylvania He Ia sturdy Peno-
tyly.nia farmer from Baeks County, m
original settler IN CALIFORNIA; : member ot tue
two s.yigil1nea Committees" one Of those
! powerful, resolzte meD, Who h.ve served "a
ffe tbose d Chicago md San Fraa-
eiscn. To note tbls b1ssd-chested. solid
tremendous Phvtical lgeotle1a1n.-~ho has a.
md xbo rulss hi mining community By Per,
soDsl magnetism and will-ooupelled 70 10
iourp IN Washington md mest the petty an
nnv.rcts OF ses Of retail Ailesian4, who
ntyer mud Apylhirg bat caucus or 1his
tey ba'1sl. hlled me- nth synpaihSS IhenpI
sl..nt. large and formidable dirtetor Of ma
te,fsl .hit s. for forty yeara- In All thu
tiue be Vas neyer voluntary Mgznt- Th
people orpoeed to him are, for thu mzin par1
! professional iGg1nta. The HAa AcGa1f1hA1
h vhoee name this contest il waged
spp.a1s to me to have alrsad
sstie6ed his expcctAtons, bee2us
his claim keeps him In good company, and
= fermentation, which is al that be has ever q,
' pected. Now, to eee I man Ike this. xhoa
: falural be me is in lott oe = pataoT-no ia
t Ter Which. 20 it be someuheFe nesr \ seat
ieeielstior-ritted against mAn Of sndts,
: character, ard OF prupt 1tJ Ike Thompson
4 va,s made metympashize With the citizen II
: fesed a, der tho necessities of hts oecupa'i'
:. mere. NtGtrrshau HaR In hts reat atnao
rhe,r-fn,,iI mir s before Congress. He hs;
b,ndketrhief alVaya prepared to cry III
:, Nih tAts bal dken hief eoncea1ipg his r
- r;lttie Rcn1n uoee. Mc0arrahan y
Snns 10 uint into ethereal realms she
s,r1pcsyr ~sr< bsakine upen his poteees'oi
e rh.T mining the dunabzT which Pro
dence hka created in the ground for LIN,
Z E.Tratap. Trey bad derived tha mo1
g frsm the ta,e OF Psoride adsposits fot hi
Is McG,14ehsr. to ny bugn feea 70 1as5e
u W.G.Tr,nan could discourse upon this ahs
\. i,nm midnight 10 mesffsst; The nese !:
= hsIe hss.%n. MeGs1rah,a. Bat The mora Ihoa
=. sen tIrp phee. ;he utro 1soH psoa tsfePa
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rEsSfH
1:ut b. Washington, too, that doughty
rhrrnf:<r d d';ndustrie, Mr.. Forney, no soon
or Es mrs that the people are TO come to a
"ueral vote on the very question he has
"n telling them in "my two papers,
i. Ii daily" for four years, they ought to
vots upon, than he picks up the deadly
Ta1nusz leader, and rushes, with hatless
sconce ard With horizontal coat-taifs, to
the White Houee,s to inquire how thes<
things can he under republican eonsti
.ution7 His E1cellency invites Chevalie'
rorney to take a drink, from which tn
x.r,rious cheralier infers that the Fresi
dent thinks the power Of THE cMcAo
rp1ausE il less than it would b
If il were Ereaser thhn 1t Il
Therefore, The Cbevalier, being an Zones
man, te1cgnphs to tho country that Ii
p,ca3ent seid so- This IN probably
6c4;on. ss the President, being witty AZ
imaripstise man, could, Of course, 6r
son,e liyelier retort than to say OF II
Tu1prsE what TIE TRIBUNE had SO oi1t
remarked, with sadness, Of the P1es'de1
And then the "ten-cylinder " presses
Gn,hsm are startled, like the saltatoEy re
cllere Of B+1girm on the night before =
battle Of Waterloo, by this innocent. Sc
evident utteyapce Of the most obvious II
VI the season.
Tha chameleon World, which wea'
with scholsr1y grace, the robes OF polit''
reform, .ua pays for them with scholk,
ifnpecuniosity from the bteAlings Of Ia
a. i
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ing eentineat ie thnt France Ia only rscei1ing
her Just desetts- while yon meet with. many
instances. pastsaiA1ly anouR old nan, d i'm
pfAcAbla nI-EllL~ The press rnxsotalIA tho
rune uA deprrcSstion and detestA::on which II
assuined in tha beginning. One gfsa many
ca1ictfuxes aEd pieces Of doggazat m ths
con,7 paptrs. snd hea1s many sfaeehss 1hith
arc positively brutal IN their spirit md Sd
reseed to ths uaeaneat psesions. hsre kst-
ene-a long A. in .ain 10 hear g4nesoua Or
msgnsLimors wish toward Franco expressed,
and the rep1bic seeming to command as fist1e
reeps Ct AS did the empire n+thair concerts,
7 ! ee2tain march entitled "Entsa1ea 10
Ruis" i not upon the programme, it = boiat-
+ in 1taeH vie compcs. s.tiou ou}y sought fo9 the
| sigusHcAtian of Its title This province, up
/ to the year IS, has been hott Of = = tdasiis
huntiDg ground and the degradation
| d ignorance Of the common people, Will .
| Il " ARE appalling are not greatly 10 b woo-
oppressed. aud sold md robbed Of their iEdta
y the rapac1ty OF Successive pe1ty tyrants-
Ore sses svldencsa, nevertheless, that they
xse m honest, .1tnoua, md self-respeetint
people. and thai thsY prove themselves suct
| in Amesic4 we Eo1 well eoouRh.
When ray bare found no evidence OF I
rnasnanlmosss policy toward Fr.ncs, woult
not xi.h 10 eonseg the Impression That hatres
ind destEn ioE rsTanGs are tho prominent fsel
ipg.. Even The soldiers rGely give utterAoe
to such seatiments- They only lasiss that tn
fall Of Pz1is apd the ceaaion Of tho two prov
inceH fern the legitimate couctn+on Of th
xAs, and even though thos are tired Of fight
ing, md their losses and suUe1inss hAVo bee
Ht meIdous, thay express no wish to stop ahor
Of thie.
In the next hope to have something to "a
Of The other French MA1shs1t, and the more
menta and de1ibtr rations OF the imperial part
and pAtisars who ars NOM so fully rtn1'
: scented hete. Z. l. D.
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rnR xrth AMENpMENT.

On the 30th ult., the Fifteenth Amend
ment became a part Of the Constitution Of
the United States, and the citizenship Of
the colored man was officially proclaimed.
Notwithstanding the bitter opposition Of
tbe Democracy to this measure, the smooth
toneued gentry Of the eoffe pot persuasion
are on the track Of the colored voters with
an their hollow arguments and wicked ma
chinations in the hope Of beguiIing them
into the support Of their tickets. TIE same
9eceitful arlifces With which they attempt
"a to mislead the soldiers Of the war few
wears ago, and which were SO ignomipiouslg
condemned at that time, are again brought
e,rsb for this occasion, and runners are al
ready in the fed scattering Democratic lii
erature in every direction This was ex
peeted and predicted long ago X js very
natural for condemned criminal to accept
the punishment he cant possibly avoid
and as we believe in Nature, We don think
il would be very natural for tho colored
voters. who are Indebted to the Republican
party for rescuing their race from slavery
and putting the ballot in their hands, to eu-
tireIy ignore the source Of their future
happiness aud prosperity at the hands Of
the above oulprits There are between nine
and ten thousand voters in this State, aud
il is very probable that nine -tenths of these
win vote the Republican ticket which will
secure lis success beyond peradventure.
Undoubtedly the Democratic party in this
State is dead. They may make a great
noise and fuss for little while, but We have
the consolation that thunder don't Kill
After the mists Of the battle Of next Oeto-
ber shall have cleared away, We win expect
TO sec these Shiny snakes re-enaet the
scenes Of eighteen sixty-two and three, and
hunt their holes in dismal cayerns. Mean
while the Republican party will have risen
10 all its grandeur, aud in the faith Of the
American Nation proclaim to the world
that America Is in deed and in truth, the
land of the free and the home Of the brave.
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States or by any State on account Of race,
eolar or previous condition OF sergitude
SEc. . The Congress shall have power
10 enforce this article byaHprpkriatc legisla
ihan
Ana further, tiiat itappHars from the off
oial dncament on fiie Ia this Depaftment
that tlie alatndment TO The Constitution oi
The United States, proposed rs aforesaid,
has been ratified by the Legislatures of The
States of North Gar8ina, West pirgnlai
Massachusetts, Wiscnusin, n ItBe, lHuslana
Michigan, South Carolina, Peinsylvaniai
Arkansas, Connecticut. florida, tliiuuis ln-
diana Ntw-Yask, News Hampshire, keva-
da bernont NirRinia Alabama AlissoHFlg
Mississippi Ohio, lows, Kansas, Ainnsso-
ia, Rhode Island, Nebraska and Ie1ss IN.
all twenty uino States And further, tlat
the States whose Legislatures have 50 Fal-
fed the said proposed amendment constitute
thFee fouFths Of tie whole number of states
Ia be United States. Aud lWtheFi that u
anprags from an o4lieial document, on ille ia
thls Department, That the Legislature OF the.
State af New York has since passed. resou-
tibns claiming 10 withdraw the said ratifica
ton of the said amendment which had been
raade lg thc Legislature ct that State aud
al Witch 0flr'ai notice had been fled in this
l9epartment Aud further, that It appears
rom an official document, on file in this
Departments, fhat the Legislature OF Georgia
has by resolutions, ratified the sud proposed
Amendment Now, therefore, be It known
!, HAsruToS FIsH, Secretary Of State Of
the United States By virtue and 10 pHrsu
ance of fhe second section ofthe act OF Con
gtess approved the 29sh day Of April, iu the
year 1878, entitlad an act TO proyide Tor
he aubbeation Of the laws Of the United
States. aud for other purposes, do hereby
certify that the amendment Aforesaid has
become valid to all intents and PURPOSES as
. part Of The Con atution of the United
States
In testimony whereof I have hereuato
Sc, my hand and caused the seal Of the De-
paremoat of State to he affixed
Done at the City of Washington, this thir
tch day of March, ID the year of Cur
Lord ore thousand eight hundred and sty-
cnty and OF the Independence Of the UGi-
tod States the ninety forth.
Signed. HAMILTON FISH
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JOHN LUTZ.
I OTIS AT PRIVATE SALE.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
HOME.
The subscribers viii sell number Of lots ad-
joining the CHALYBEATE SPRING PROP
ERTY in Bedford township,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
On two Of them dwelling houses have already
been erected. This is splendid opportunity to
bay a cheap and most desirable home, as the lots
lie Immediately opposite the Chalybeate Spring
Park, on the road, and not more than l2O yards
from the Spring, at the following low prices:
l. One-half acre lot with dwelling house AMI
other out-buildings, garden and fruit trees,
the best of water convenient, at 500, cash.
2. Half-acre lot $50, cash.
8. Half acre lot $3.50, cash.
T. Half acre lot $3.50, cash.
5 and s. Half acre lots with dwelling house.
brick yard, garden and fruit trees thereon for
$3.50, cash.
Z. Contains three acres covered with frui,
trees, and in good state of cultivation, adjoin-
ing the above lots for 5000, cash.
Any person desiring to buy home, few
yards out of Bedford, will find this offer worth
serious consideration.
JOHN LUTZ,
mays.tf Real Estate Agent Bedford, Pa.
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FROM Or OWN CORRESPONDENT. 4
LETTER FROM HARRISBURG
tlARRlsDuRG, Pa. April /, 1870.
THE DIAMOND wAvT

contested election case, in the Senate. has
not yet Closed, though all the evidence is
expected to be in tomorrow The testi-
n'oney taken is very voluuinous, and makes
over iour hundred printed pages. The final
.fzanent Will pgoba1ly take place on Mon
DAY The counsel for the Republican sitting
senator :, Nr Natt, are Hon. Lewis w
! oiaii, o. Harrisburg, aud late State Senator
rom r the Blair district, and member ~ tba
clvii Code Commission, and J. AlexondeT
simpson ESQ. Of Philadelphia. Mr.. n;a.
mond, the Democrats contestant. has for
bis counsel Lewis c. Cassidy. ESQ Of
Philadelphia, and has retained ou tho fin,I
argument, Hon. Benjamin Fl. Brewster. late
Attorney General The closeness Of the
Senate, politically, aaa doubt there is as to
which party viii have the majority next
wluter, has spared both sides in this con-
test TO unusual exertious, Both sides feel
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-08
\ PEACEFUL INVASION.


Poor Mexico, torn and distracted with
civil feuds and periodical revolutions, has
ceased to be looked upon with a coyetous
eye by any other nation The sad fate of
Maximilain seems to have satisfied Euro
paau Courts that even if they cannot govern
themselves, the Mexican people will tolerate
ue foreign usurper Il has remained for
one of the heroes of our own war to devise
new and peaceful scheme for the redemp-
ton Of Mexico from her chronic condition
Of anarchy General Rosecraus, seeing the
scarcity Of the means Of transportation, came
to the conclusion that money and railroads
were two great wants 10 the way of the sue
eessful development of the latent wealth Of
Mexico, and the establishment Of stable
government With this object in view he
asks the Congress Of the United States for
the privilege Of organizing railroad COM
pauy aud banking company under a cher
ter from the United States and armed with
these peaceful weapons, proposes to at
tempt the great work of redeeming Mexico
from poverty and misrule We hope Con-
sress will promptly grant his request. If
the General succeeds in his enterprise he
win make a conquest that viii bring him
greener and more lasting laurels than his
mos; brilliant military exploits. Yankee
energy, brains and capital viii soon work
wonders, and we would not be surprised,
few years hence. TO see Mexico, peaceful and
prosperous, knocking at the doors Of Con
gress and asking to be taken into the sister
hood Of States whence her true friends have
aiwayscome. Werecard Rosecrau, scheme
as promising greater re- Its and greater
blessings for Mexico than any other yet at
tempted. and sincerely wish the gallant
General the most abundant susc5ss in his
rhilanthropic undertaking.
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female, TO sell the celebrated and original
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, i'm
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For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
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rgaNsYLyANlA IaI.IsI.AfuRE.

ing anyshiag
PEaxsYLvANIA LEGISLATURE.
nIoxpAY, March 2s senate not in
session to d8g.
III the House more than hundred local
bills were reported irbm the COMMITTEES,
and followed By son'e very reckless leslssas
ton
TUESDAY, March 20 Tbs Appropriations
bin was called mp, wheu Ar+ Randall rose e
make a personal ezplluai7na He DENIED
knowing anrthing 0f the passage Qt the biii
relating Is he appoiatment Of the Collector
Of DELINQUENT Faxes hg ahe Receiver Of
Taxes. aud doubted that suoa biil had
passed the Senate. lie thQn read bl re-
pealing that aet This lead to considerable
discussion whjeh occupied the time.
tn the House, A long debate ta0G place
upon the House tiil authorizing the ln-
ternatjonal Steamship Company 70 balid
steamers, TO issue ave million bonds and 70
deposit them ID the State treasury, ete
numbor OF bills were considered during the
evening session, an Ia the Interests OF ran
road, plankroad tpraPlke &c companies
aud consequently Of 30 interest % our
readers
WEpNEsDAY, March 34-Tba following
House bills were reported fsTom5ly
incorporating the Fiakwick Giee Clnb.
Also, the Commercial 3eppslTe Company.
Also. supplement to the " Nheatey i)gs
matte Association.
Also, incorporating the Penn Treaty IS
socialion.
Also, incorporating Be BALDWIN Mutual
Relief Association.
Several hundred additional bills were also
reported favasably FROM the commlttees.
The House bill taxing he national bank
shares. was passed.
Mr. Nago moved to discharge he com
mittee from the confederation UI the S4nafe
bin creating the Alderman and coguei.uen
OF each ward into q Buar3 Of Highways %
control the streets Of their respeetlye wards
The Senate refused % discharge the com
mittee.
In the House the House bin 70 pay over
two million doltars far claims Ter damages
sustained IS the border c5aEties during the
war was considered
Mr. Skinner urged ihe payment Of the
border claims 0n the scata Of both ca1ll'y
and Justice 20 the sui5rels. No actioo
House bill fox ,he IutaEUatioual steam
ship Company was passed. This IS The bill
which rcqglr theSfate 10 pui - cert5 4eate
upon The back of Gye millions of bombs
IHURspAy, March 3E-In the Senate,
among the reports from ccmmltioa was the
following
joint resolution pr01 ting agaiEs. the
passage by Congress at bill iOg an alr-ilae
railroad through Pennsylvania from Wash
iucfon b. NeE lore.
Mr. Biinglat from he Committee on
Finance, reporlea communication from
.N 81 e. -.af" q