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MISCELLANEOUS.
Two CAPITALISTS AND PROPERTY
HOLDERS

agents of the owners of the continuation OF the
Magazine street railroad call the attention of capt.
taists and property holders generally, and
especially OF property owners in Jefferson CITY and
CarTollton, to the opening of subscription lists to
me balance Of the capital stock of the New Or
leans and CaTrollton Magazine Street Railroad
company. Plans Of the road can be seen and full
particulars obtained by applying To
JOSEPH HOLZ.
No. Al Exchange alley, or to
ID. URBAN
Notary Public and United States Commissioner,
No. GO Camp street. au25 del
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By E. A. Deslonde,
SRUGS-DRUGS-DRUGp,
AT AUCTION.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE E0PrfAR AND
WELL ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE, AT THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES STREET AND
WASHINGTON AVENUE
SUCCESSION OF ALFRED P. CAPEt.
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COTTAGES N The FOCRTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF TOBIAS DRUM.
pY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 81, 4T5.
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P. F. HERWIG,
Special Deputy Collector.
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se18 oc2 20 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

State OF LOUIsiana vs. Mrs. NJ. e. Fellows.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 1855 By virtue of writ Of
tieri facias TO me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, October 81, 1872 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
wit go -
A PORTION OF GROUND in the Sixth District.
taub0urg BloomingdaIe, comprising half of square
number thirty three.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
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VALUABLE LOT On ERAgo STREET.

SUCCESSION 0F JOHN K. COLLINS. DECEASED.
Second District Corrt for the Parish Of orieanne
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SUCCESSION OF ROsALIE BERNARD.
SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER
PURCHASER.
Second District Geurt for the Parish of Orleans
No IS 357,
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at RETAIL. ao..s..-so.e.-..AB dtETAIL.
Sugar cured Hams at 10 CENTS best at l2g5 cents
per pound
10000 pounds Green hams at cents per pound.
10000 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at ;
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at 81 so each.
$fOr sale at S. B. CHURCHTLLS
No 40 Magazne street
Between Natchez and Gravier Streets
aplO " Under st. James Hotel
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pEOPLE BUYING WINDOW SHADES
a complete, and put up for So, that took the
l872 over all competition. The SOUTHERN
SHADES" have no rollers springs pulleys
get out Of order Shades made any size to order.
awnings and wire screens to order Orders from
CITY or country filed with dispatch. Address OF
call Oh the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-.
FEATURING COMPANY, Nos. % and "a Claiborne
street between Canal and Common streets New
Orleans. n. B.-Country agents wanted. Right to
manufacture for sale. iv2i "
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state of Louisiana vs.. Mrs. Widow Chez

sells IS ocl5 Sheriff of the Parf, h Of orleabs
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iNGINE AND BOILER, FIXTURES, FURNITURE
ETC, AT AUCTION.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleang-yo
25798
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS
ETC, AT AUCTION.
PY X. Nj. 6C B. j. MONTGOEERY-R.
ID NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer-Will be sold
on every SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at the Old Auction Mart, Ne. 81 Camp street at
eleven o'clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC.
OED-HAND FURNITURE such as Rosewood Ma
hogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Armoirs, Bureaus
Washstands ParIor Furniture, Marble. top Centre
Tables, Carpets, French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses
Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO,
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs. Also Upright and Square Pianos of
Pleyel Favre and other manHfac tories.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE
all descriptions at private sale.
Terms-Casb, roq
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SaRGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
&g CATALOGUE
OF THE GNglRE STOCK OF THE we'll KNOWN
GROCERY HOUSE, 10. 2o2 CAh!o STREET.
C0REfB 0g PoyDRAs STREET.
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION

f2T II. 81. s. B. 8. RIONfG NJ.
~ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.-Wiu be sold
on FRIDAY, September 81 1872 at 10 A. NJ, and
continue daily until the stock is disposed Of
one OF the most choice and well selected stocks
OF Hroceles, Wines, Teas, Liquors, etc. in the CITY
Iishment, with the fixtures office furniture etc in
The sale will be made in detail to suit ali desir.
ing to purchase. Catalogues can be had at the Of.
ice of the auctoneers the day previous to the sale
The terms of sale are cash in United States treas
ury notes. se54
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ICE.-sUBsCRIPTIoN TO THE CAPITAL
stock &c" Of the New Orleans Magasine and and
Toiedano street to the upper line of Magazine
street (say to CarrOlnon). There has been oh
passengers over the Mississippi river to New Or.
leans, Mobile and Texas railroad depot SO that
this railroad Will be the main line for passengers
going 10 Northern Louisiana, Texas, etc. This
road is already completed from ToledanO street
to Joseph street, with running stock, say two
ton will be completed soon as possible The
charter Of the company and plan of the road can
be inspected at the office, No. 40 Exchange aIley
between Customhouse and Bienville streets
where the books are also open for subscription and
all information. J. II. EHRMANN
auZ I'm No. 40 Eychanre aIIeIr
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A LABAMA LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER

In store and tor sale
250o barrels fresh Shelby, Alabama, LIME
2Oot barrels fresh Louisville CEMENT.
800 barrels Rnsendae CEMENT.
500 barrels fresh W. Z, Browne NewbBrSh
PLASTER
By SAMUEL JAMESON, Sole Agent
aug 3m No. SO CaroI delet street.
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stnte al Louisinna VS.. WIIIIam a. Preret

se18 oc2 20 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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State of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. Antoine IN.
-

seI3 % ocl5 Sheriff of tie Par na " ~ sle.ns
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0 BE SOLD IN DETAIL, To CLOSE. OFT TEF
BULLETIN ESTABLISHMENT
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AUCTION SALES.
By g. :. Girardey & Co.

PRESSES FOR JOB, NEWSPAPER
AED BOOK WORK
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ss1o ma On s1.-.sp c. s. 6AUVNET
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se1Q % oo7z c. S. SAuvTNET
sSLo 20 Oclo Sheriff. of the Parrish nF Gri.,o-.
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State of Louisiana VS.. John Craft.

C. S. SAUVINET,
sel3 % Ocl5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

There was a better supply of gas through
out London on Thursday Light than at any time since
tho inauguration of the strike by tne sokers. The com
,,inir. nave secured number Of men to I'll the places
Of the strikers.
A deputaiOn OF Americans had an audi
cnce with the Pope Dee aud presented an address
expressing the devotion OF American Catholics 10 the
U0ly See. The Pore made feeling response, ana con
cudcd 10y giving his blessing 10 the Catholics OF America
A dispatch from Turin, last night announced
that the waters Of the River ArnO as well as the 70
tove ovcrfowed their banks. Many bridges crossing
fbec two streams have been swept away and DESTROYED
ana the cOmmunes inundated causing great destruc
ton TO property.
According to intelligence from Panama on
Nov q the Aspnwa aud Jamaica cable was still SILENT
AS il had been since the 5th OF that month IL probably
will not be repaired for some time. Sir Charles Bright
who has charge Of this cable Is az ogeerheads with the
West IuGa Gable Company. NO tdrln Tor through pus
ness has yet agreed upon, nor will any De n1ed M
til the trouble between the managers IA settleu Inc
conduct OF the West India Company hhes
he cable from Cuba 20 Kingston, Jamaica, &c) Is very
unsatisfactory 10 the pubic.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE MFFIrY RAILROAD DISASTER.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 6-At a partial examina-
ton here this evening relation To tine collision On the
pennsylvania Railroad last night, the nagnan OF the
first train testified that few minutes before the col
lisiop aud when two-thirds over straight piece OF
track two miles in length he observed the second train
coming; moved the red light warning signal; felt
sure IL was observed by the engineer of the train
following as there appeared 20 be slackenig OF speed
the first tram broke the coupling just before the acs
dent but was moving about fifteen miles an hour when
struck by the second train.
The engineer Of the second tram testified that When no
reached the miles OF straight track ne watched Tor
the rear end OF the first train, but did when
he struck tue straight track, the headlight Of an APP
preaching ght train tue left track prevented hu
seeing the waving ot the red lght he rounded
the third curve beyond the nrst saw the rear
OF the first tam; apph the air5rake' re
yersed, but the momentum was scch that when
coupling broke between the tender Of his easne and
the first be could not prevent tho eoson had not
slightest idea that the first train had lost any time
FROM the last station until the engine was about 10
strike t. The engineer IA Of the oldest, and eoosd-
cred one OF the most cautious on the road The ex-
animation will be continued to-morrow
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
rNrAxrn RAILROAD PROPERTY.

The immense ABSORPTION OF property In Jer-
sey city by railroad corporations, which are exempt by
charter from city taxation, Is causing great Indignation
among the taxpayers. Several meetings nave Deeh
held and "A committee OF citizens has been appointed
n consider measures % force the companies TO pay
taxes Tie complaint IS. that while the companies nave
u benefit of the Fire. Police, Hospital, and other CITY
departments they pay nothing for their support WIFI"
property losing value along their lines and take. iH
cy n aud the trad. Of the surrounding country j.
carried New-IuIA direct, instead ~ beneitlng Jersey
CITY The property ~ this description IN 1910 an'uhIcd
20 s3,c252uu, Iud the rate Of taxation was ~ w por
81 0jJ. At tHis rate the tax would have amounted ~
So 2Jg a. The exempt property this year amoHhts W
SQgJlSO nearly Oncrxth ~ the assessed Nhiue OF
clIy pruper5; aud az 81 30 per s01O the fatc oi t
years taxation the tax on IL would am0un. 10 soill "
hs exemption forces up tile rates Oh ohef property ~
INI tIlVO.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. HARRIS Dem., Va.) introduced bill for
the payment of claimants for property destroyed during
the war of the Rebellion by the authority OF the United
States.
Mr. DAWES SCTsep., Mass.). from the Committee OF
Wavs and Means reported bill aboshing the offices OF
Assessor and Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue
and Transferring their duties to Collectors and Deputy
Collectors and offered amendment liking the date Tor
IL TO 20 into effect Jan. J. S73 and spoke at length In
exclamation Of the bill.
Mr. DUKE Dem, Val gave notice OF an amendment
TO abolish the whole Internal Revenue system. .
Amendments were agreed to fixing the time for the
bin TO go into operation at the 1s OF july 1875 aud re-
Gurng Collectors 20 give additional bonds for their new
duties and the bill was passed.
Mr.. HALDEMAN (Dem, PENN offered resolution
nsfructng the Select Committee on the Centennial Ce
ebration To inquire into the feasibility and proprety OF
taking OF the population and resources OF inc
limited States the LIST Of January, 1885, according 10
The latest recommendations Of statistical science IN one
day on the de tcIO principle and with prior schedules
Adopted. ,..,, ,.,
The House them at q o'clock, adjourned till Monday
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE CREDIT MOBLIER INVESTIGATION
DELAYED.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON Dec. 6.-1'he Credit MODlher
Committee met to-day in the room of the Reconstruction
Committee No quorum was present and an ad)ourh-
tpcnt was agreed upon until Thursday OF next week
This long delay was requested by Oakes Ames, VINO
wishes 20 attend meeting OF the directors OF the Union
Pacific Ranroad in New-YOrk on Tuesday IL Is under
stood that efforts will he made 10y the Committee 70 con-
duct the with entire secrecy. The Chair
man has issued a subpoena for Col McComb directing
him IN be In attendance Thursday. IL is reported
that O,kes Ames will produce evidence to show That al
the time he offered let certain Congressman into the
Credit Mobler Company, he was 80 embarrassed that
e was OBLIGED TO unload some Of his stock and that ne
rot friend to carry $4,000 Of 1t for him. 1t is also re-
,ored that he will that finding himself Obliged 10
M he preferred letting Of his friends into what he
believed would prove future profitable investment
rather than 70 offer stock TO strangers He VIII, OF
course swear that he had no intention OF influencing
the votes OF members when he asked them TO buy the
STOCK.
II is stated on the very best authority that II Col
ucComb be summoned before the Congress Investi-
s,ipg Committee in the Oskes Ames case he wili ap-
near and bc ready TO testify within hours after re-
teiyng notice.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
JUDGE CURTIs's CASE POSTPONED TILL JAN
UAKY.

Albany. Dec. 6.-In the trial of Judge Cur
Tia before the Senate the for the prosecution was
closed this morning and H. c. DeaLisOn made the open
ing argument on behalf OF the respondent A. L. Cush-
inc testfed for the defense that he member OF the
firm OF Pittman Gardiner Goodhear and that there
never was any understanding In the partnership With
Jndge Curtis that we 10 derive ay benefit from
him as Judge the part Judge Curtis was 10 perform
i'm this partnership was 40 send us all the business ne
could as a citizen, but not Judge. L. W. Pittnan
one az tbe firm corrobOrated this Evidence Douglass
Cainpbe counsel for Clark ia tine case OF Beane against
CprK eN planned the proceedings IN the case showing
that there was no cOusOn the part OF Judge Curtis
Mr. Campbell and MOeneuI Bell also testified that
Judge Curtis was not intoxicated at the time DOwd
fhe .teuopr4pber, declared lie The ease for tue
defense being then closed the Senate after short TX
ecuye Se,s on decided that the further consideration
of the case OF Judge Curtis be postponed TIL January "
and that the ual OF the case OF Judge Prdie
be fixed for January After the unal nous adoption
M rreolutious complimentary 20 IieutenantOOy
Beacl's administration OF his Office, the Senate ad
imr
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
.;ENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

VIEWS or A CONSERVATIVE MEMBER OF PAR
LAMENT on THE RELATIONS WITH AhbR-
ICA-sIIIP ABANDONED AT SEA.
LONDON, Friday Dec g. 1877.
At a Conservative banquet in Westminster
last night Mr.. W. H. Smith, H. p, made speech III
which he criticised the Ballot Ill., comparing the work
ing of the system in England and America, denvng that
Il prevented corruption. He made most friendly refer-
ence TO the United States and declared was necessary
for England 10 cultivate good relations with them
As the welWishcr OF the American people, he scorned
the ea of going TO war with .hem any time; he felt
war between the two countries would have been mpos-
shle even if the Treaty Of Washington had failed He
criticised the judgment Of the Geneva Tribunal but ac-
cepted IT, ana said all Engshmen were bound to accept
10 as final.
The hip Utina was abandoned by hef crew while on
q voyage from Quebec for Bristol Eight persons we're
washed of the vessel and drowned.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
ABOLISHNG INTERNAL REVENUE ASSES
SORS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The new Revenue
h opoifhing the Offices of Assessor and Assistant AS
- ,os renorted TO the House, to-day, from the Ways
and Means Committee, with a few amendments. Ihere
was no opposition to the passage of the BILL the DEBATE
TAKING the form more Of inquiry into its provisions than
Of attack The objections made on the Democratic size
we're shown to arise from lack OF Information respect
=, its provisions and Of the working OF the present
, aud after the explanations OF Messrs Beck Dawes
and Garfield, the bill was passed Without d
division with few amendments offered by the
Committee and one presented by Mr.. shellabarger
recurring the Collectors to give new bonds Wheh heI
assume portion OF the duties heretofore pelloino'
\, t .sssors The Assessors aud their assistants are
60 20 out of Office July 1s73 and sooner the Com
missioner thinks fit. TIE bill repeals so much OF the
law of last session as required the consultation OF tne
collection districts into 30. There VIII ne as now, W
lecfor for each Congress Dl;uct Inc DLl VIII ui.tt
with considerable opposition lu me senate 11 % 10 ~
ffieutiou OF s lends to pass 1t before inc hoo"J
recess, il possible
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
SPAIN.

MOTION FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION or THE
GAGAsTA IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION RE-
JECrED-INsURGENT BANDS DISPERSED.
madrid, Friday, Dec. G, 1872.
Congress has rejected a motion for the i'm
mediate consideration OF the resolution TO impeach e1-
Minister Sa gasta.
The Republican bands in Catalonia have dispersed and
tranquility Is restored. The armed bands which were
rowing near VIVA Franco and in the Despenaperros
mountains have also disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

glass aud must he recognized such under said ACT OF
June G, 1S72 The Department., therefore, deenes III
accordance with the views above mentioned ana Directs
that your practice shall he in accordance theleWlln,
allowing reduction OF 10 per cent on all articles or
manufactures of glass which, under the laws prior 70
June last would be classified as glass or glass goou,.
This will include sllver-plated glass. Upon appe5ls
which have heretofore been taken, refunds VIII US no
made where the requirements of the act OF June 81 oO
both as regards protest and appeal and suit where suit
is necessary, have been carefully complied with.
GEO z. BOUTWELL, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
DUTIES ON GLASS AND GLASSWARE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.--Ihe secretary OI Uhc
Treasury to-day addressed tue following letter 10 tue
collector Of Customs al Sew-YOrk:
Sir: Under date the 5th Of August last the follow
m telegram Was sent % the Collector OF Cdstoins AT a-
tinOre: "Ihe terms Giass ana glassware ia thc nc"
tarln should be uudcrs JOd referring ONLY 10 such
ticlcs as commercially known by those terms al"
ilar Instructions were uJsequeuty given to the customs
OFF az the various ports. From the decision 0i s1ch
Collectors acti under these instructions. large NUN
bcrs appeals Jecn taken department H.
vCNHg the reduction oil the duty various artlc cs.
After due consideration, II Is deemed advisable 10y thr
Department ~ review the rulings contained tHc liz
suctiOns Aforesaid, and alter TetXAmuation OF the
various provisions OF law IN connection herewith am
of opinion the spirit OF the act OF June 1872 ana
fsr Interpretation or the wording OF the various sat ties
Ia eld % the % duty glass and glassware,
would dive those terms "a meaning equivalent 10 the
ns articles Of glass" or manufactures OF glass,
an that All articles which, under laws prior TO that Of
juno C. 1872 wCald be classified for duty manufac-
iur,s Of glaGs which are specially enumerated as
glass gOOdp should entitled to the reduction Of duty.
Az enumeration Of OF the articles upon which
appeals have been taken confirms tnls review.
Fur instance watch crystals, spectacle glasses, glass
shov cards. glass paper Woghts' 1e' are Wh0Hy VI
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
PRUSSIA,

FAVORABLE PROSPECTS, OF THE REFORM BILL
BERLIN, Friday, Dec g. 1872
The Counties Reform Bill came before the
Upper House OF the Diet to-day, having passed the
Lower House. The general debate the bill opened
and closed in todays sitting Tomorrow the bill Will be
disc sed clause by clause. No considerable amendments
are expected to be made and 1t Is hoped the b VIII
pass before the end OF the session.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE SENATE COMMITTEEs-ARKANSAS POLITICAL
BROILS-ArR. SUMNER PREPARING A SPEECH
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBUNB.l

THE SENATE COMMITTEES-ARKANsAs POLITICAL
BROILs-AIR. SUMNER PREPARING A SPEECH
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON. Friday, Dec. 6, lS12
The announcement OF the Senate Committees this
morning caused scarcely ripple upon the dgnihed sur
face of that body The changes Of which the most in
portant already been anunOuced by the press gave
for dissatisfaction. The Liberal kepuocahs
could not complain, for no matter what the country may
think of their fitness to serve IN the POSITIONS ey nave
honorably filed for years, they had No ilSlt 10 *
pect that the Administration majority wOu snow that
beray which marked the acton OF the Ilouse On p tllo
first day OF the session The magndnnlty OF tne DEM
Ocrats, who. having little to give divided win the
Liberal Republicans without pledges rom inc Iater
more surprising than tlc course pIsuou % " , tne
Administration majority. Mhe tne Cierk vas LoauiuG
the list, senators we're cOhNcIslnk o i
ters, and when the vote was taken MT AhthoHy VINO
the chair, announced the resolution organizing
the Committees adopted, although no one IN the
galleries heard any one vote AT soh aShcu 20 De eA
cused from serving on the MlL1Ig CouiI'0e5 4cd'In5
Mr. Logan al its head
The dirty linen Of Arkansas politics seems likely TO be
again thoroughly washed In the Senate this Winter
though there little prospect OF It's ever becoming clean
Mr. Rice made another attempt, to-day, 10 secure the
passage of his resolution asking the President about the
sending Of troops Arkansas, and MI Edmunds, VINO
had heretofore nterposed objections, allowed 1t 60 bc
taken up and immediately moved ne reference 10 the
Military Committee quite iyey DEBATE atose ON I tnS
question, participated in BY Messrs kce Claytoh IA
munds, and Thurman. As the mOdIeu resoluloh oniy
asks for information touching The application Tor troops,
and what action has been taken on the appAcaton ~
hard to why any one should OhtcJ 10 IT, Bul MI
seemed determined 10 ulOW Tue itsOulilou
TO pass though his seemed hardly 10 bear upon
the subject When the taken, the resolution, in
stead Of passing OF course sent to The Military Com
mttec where II is moro likely sleep until af
ter holiday aud the occasion tof II has passed
Three Administration latOrs only voted against the
reference and therefore favor OF the resolution They
were Messrs. Ferry of Connecticut, and Lewis and Al
corn.
Mr. Sumner is preparing an historical speech which he
intends TO deliver the question Of the reference oi
his BILL introduced on the first day Of the session, TO
leave off from the army register and regmenal colors
the names OF battles between citizens OF the United
States