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The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
Very Desirable Estate in West
brook for Sale.

FENHIS Estate consisting of sixty two acres of land
Il with buildings thereon, is situated in the town
of Westbroos. on the road leading from Portland to
Saccarappa Village by way of Strou water 1t is
suitably divided into p sture and tillage; is well
watered and under high state of cultivation, cuts
about forty tons Of hay, and has fine young orch
ard growing which will soon be in bearing con lit
ion. The buildings st of large two-story
ern styled hou'e an L connecting the house WI. a
large md well finished barn. and other out buildings
for housing carriages and farming TOOLS All the
buildings are nearly new, and the house and barn
ale supplied with excellent water.
In connection with the alb we, the stock and farm
ing tools on the premises will be sold if desired.
This property is within four miles of the CITY of
Portland and is particularly valuable any one de-
string to enga in the milk business for pleas
ant country residence near the city,
For further particulars inquire of Patience Kill
ngs, the premises of j. FL. Fogg. at his Office
1194 Exchange, corner of Federal Street, Portland,
Me. au25dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
Two EFOuses for SssOO

NINTH 1000 feet OF land, pleasantly Located on
w Mnnioy; viii rent for $500; plenty of water;
good neighborhOod. Apply 10 VIM. FL. JERRIS
Real Estate Agent, Cahoon Block.
Portland, Sept. Is. 1873. se15*3y
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

A SMALL place. three miles from Portland pleas
"A auty located on VII at is known as the Fore
side road, consisting of story and a half House
with ell. good barn with sheds att ached, together
with ten acres of good land. Said buildings a'e in
good condition as TO wood work. The above desra-
bic property will be sold on easy terms. For parlic-
utrs inquire at 21 Merrill, of Turner street.
Portland j. A WEIGH.
se2i Iw*thtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
E0R SALE
AT A GREAT BARGAIN

o. The new Y story house No. 3 Beckett street,
%;., Muniny Fine location, well arranged for tw
49, families of the purchase money can remain
on mortgage with easy payments.
GEO. r. DAVIS,
Sc 7eod2v Real Estate and Mortgage I.roker
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
Boarding and Lodging House

ErOR Sale very desiraby located. house very con-
Il vienent, the very best chance of the kind ever
offered for either man or woman with very small
capital.
fAYLOE 8 CO., State st. Boston. se24dat
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
EOR AAEE.

49, THE new bouse recently erected by Lorenzo
&;,, Ia lOr Esq, making the corner of Quincy Lane
e@1A and Congress street, directly opposite the Park
This house contains 10 finished rooms has Gas and
$, bago, every room frescoed by Schumacher.
Drainage perfect, location better on Congress
street, Terms easy $4,000 down, balance to suit pui-
chaser
G. r. DAVIS,
se1d4w Real Estate and Mortgage Broker
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
The HAYDN Association,

having leased
CON RE s s H A L L
now offer it TO the public for Parties, Concerts, &C.
For terms apply to
q. Il. SAUNDERS,
se5d1m Under the Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. 26. 1878.
Gossip and Gleanings.

UVSSAp anu UIcduluSS.
Springfield, Mass, is going to put its pest
foot foremost and build a new smallpox hos
pital.
Ii the Darw'nian theory is correct, would a
dry goods clerk trace his origin from the tape
er or the measuring worm?
A Dubuque congregation has asked its
clergyman not to wear his diamond pin in
the pulpit.
One of the oldest and most respectable in
habitants of Flennysburg, KY, is a horse
thrty-five years of age.
Yer can't stuff that ere down this chick
en-" from young lady in Indiana, meant
that she did not credit her teachers state
ment that the sun is larger than the earth.
Boston PRINTER made 'sfat taken of n
seventeen-po trout in the Adrondacks re-
Gently, and hasn't been able to compose him
self since, although he has felt quite set up.
Rochester has just organized new society
entitled ''The Noble Order of Huttentot, ,,
and the CHIEF characteristic of tts 1nun,ers- ..
consuming thirst
An old lady, recently visiting prison, ask
ed one of the attendants why the prisoners
received such coarse food. He told her it
was to keep their blood from becoming i'm
pure. And when asked what they would do
II their blood was impure, he dryly respond
ed, "Break out.''
little girl, who had been taught to offer
prayer to God before retiring to rest nights,
was with her mother at a seaside watering
place. where there were other visitors, among
whom were some ministers. She was re-
minded, on preparing for bed one night, that
she had neglected offering her usual prayer.
With manifest feeling that all was right
with her, she replied: ''Why! ministers are
here on a preaching vacation; 1 am tired,
and want praying vacation, coz
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
Navigation School !!
Abbott Family School for Boys,
LITTLE BLUE. Farmingt IN Me.

FENHE Autumn session will open August 18th. All
Il the comforts of HOME are here combined with
superior school, Boys prepared for college busi
ness Graduation and diplomas conferred upon
all whc finish the required course of study. Send
for an illustrated circular or add ess the Principal
iulld3m ALDl n j. BLETHEN. A. N.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

u q ANERCHANTS and MANUFACTU r.
IN!IN SRS will best insure their shipments TO
UNj N'their des' inatin by using
IAIu,\ ID EN MIS- MS
IHI7I 7IIPATENr SHIPPING TAGS
al AVN Jver Two Hundred Millions have been
usei within the past ten years, without COM
pllint of loss by Tag becoming detached. All Ex-
p eses o's use them
Sold by Printers and stationcrs every
" here. seISeod3m
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
Cheapest Book Store
in THE UNITED STATES

II ARGEST stock in the State and lowest prices
IL Ais some Farms and Timber Laud without reg
ard to cost Call soon for this Fall shall 'go South
with the BIRDS" ALBERT COLBY q SONS.
jy17dtf 1l9 Exchange St Portland. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
CITY OF PORTLAND.
COnarfuershin NOtice

COpartUerShip Notice.
TNHE undersigned have this day formed copart-
L nersh under the name and style
WN. CORNISH & STEVENS.
to carry the business at No. $50 Congress street
where Senior men Der of tie firm has so long been
found 4 full line of tin ware and Kite en- furnish
lug goods is always hand, 1t reasonable prices.
WILLIAM CORNISH
WALTER A. STEVENS
Portland Sept 16, 1878. sa20eod2sw
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
Real E~tate for Sale.

O. A two story House in the Western part of
M,,; the city. rooms, gas and water; lot AZ 95;
S4Ssl tO00 one story House, 12 rooms, arranged
residence in Western parI of city for $4,000. two
story House on Winter street + $4,000. A new two
100 which rents for 5000 per year; TERMS $500
cash. balance time. two story House, rooms;
lot 45 95 Hanover street for $4,000; $500 cash.
ba ance time. A two sicry Ho1se, ~ rooms: lot 40
l12, in Western part of city; price $500 Fenc
Cottage on Bracket street for S3500 New two story
House, rooms. for S3i00. one story House, seven
of city for S20 Real for sale in nearly every
part of Portland and Dee ing. Apply to F. G. PAT
Brown streets. se25d2W
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
A Horse and Stable for SoNnN !,

o. The Il story House corner Quebec and Mer
E%,i,i rlll streets, containing seven finished rooms
s.sA good cellar. Stable On the premises LoC about
90 So X ~. Terms 2t payment, $3.50 cash: balance
S33O er gear. Apply to f. G. PATTERSON Deal
er IN Real Estate, cor. Congress and Brown streets
ow
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

Furnished Brick House for Sale
or Lease.
TENHE two storied Brick House No. IS Pleasant
Il street, second above High street, Just vacated
by Rev. NJ. Williams; contains ten finished rooms
all in nice order, Sebago water and gas. good
stable connected If not sold in ten days will be for
lease, together with furniture Apply to
VIM. H. oERRIS. Real Estate Agent
Portland, Sept. 22, 1873. 1w
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

A Boston PRINTER made 'sfat take" of a
seventeen-p pound trout in the Adirondacks re-
GENTLY and hasn't been able to compose him.
self since, although he has felt quite set up.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
FOR SALE.
For Sale

For Sale.
FssHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il derslgDed. This house is thoroughly huilt OF
brick and stone and has all modern convenences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep 18th, 1872. sep19-u
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

Rochester has just organized new society
entitled ''The Nobic Order of Hottentots, .,
and the Chief characteristic vr tts ruru,.ers r.,
consuming thirst.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

Springfield, Mass, is going to put its pest
loot foremost and build new smallpox hos
pital.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

Yer can't stuff that ere down this chick
en-" from young lady in Indiana, meant
that she did not credit her teachers state
ment that the sun is larger than the earth.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

One of the oldest and most respectable in.
habtants of Flennysburg, Ky, is horse
thirty-fve years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
WANTS. LOST, FOUND.
Tenement Wanted

SUITABLG for either one or two tom;es within
y five minutes walk of foot If rreble street. adj
uress giving price, location &C. L.. W.,
se@'-I" Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

1.-THE Darw'nian theory is correct, would a
dry goods clerk trace his origin from the tape
er or the measuring worm?
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26

A Dubuque congregation has asked its
clergyman not to wear his diamond pin in
the pulpit.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-26
STORE TO LET.

large brick store in the Racket Block corner
IN of Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
first floor elegantl, finished and adapted to jobbng
dry goods OF other similar trade
Apply to ALLEN HAINES.
sept11Gi
, 1873-01-12

end. One result OF our rcmonstrance will be IN
order restoring one Of tho estates seized by
Spanish authority in CUBA. Correspondence has
been quits vigorous siuco No'. l, mainly by
telegraph.
The journal Of Commerce cditoria1ly calls the
attention Of the press OF the country to covert
attempt to again rcviro tho patent straw-l'aper
swindle in Congress. The dodge now at
tempted is in proposed amendment to
the patent laws, now before Congress,
which is the following clause: And no
extension granted prior to the pcssago Of this
:ct shall be held invalid by reason Of the fact
that tho certificate Of extension was not an
nexed before the expiration Of such patent
The Journal Of Commerce snyG there is no other
case to which this amendment will apply except
to revise the old French Mcllicr patent STRAW
paper swi1idle, which was derunct tiyo years ago.
This amendment has been read twice, and in d
few days will bo put upon its passage, The
effect Of it's passage will be to add one cent to
cyory pound OF paper purchased by newspaper
publishers.
TIE RESERVE FUND dnEESnACNs.
4 Washington special says the Senate Finance
Committee have decided that Secretary Bout
well has no authority for issuing any portion of
the S4A, ,O0O, 900 Of legal tenders which he claims
es reserve fund. This leaves the Treas
urv with but s4,500. 900 arailablo currency.
Tho Secretary OF tile Treasury snya that If
Cougrc6s in1orsoB the action OF the Finance
Committee, it will cause q contraction, us tho
Treasury will Ee compelled to keep much
larger currency balance on hand than at pres
ept,
, 1873-01-12
The Remains of the Late En-
.peror to Be Inferred on
Wednesday.
Eugene Not to Issue Any Proclamation
to the French People.
Regret of the Italian Government at
Kanoieon's Demise.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-The Prince md Princess OF
Wales will remain in strict retirement at Sand
ringham for q week, au d mark OF roEpect to the
| memory Of Napoleon.
Pricco Napoleon, his wife, tho Princess Clo-
thilde, tho Princess Mathilde, Paul Cassaisnac,
end number OF other Bouapartists have arrived
at Chiselhurgt, wLero an important conference
on tho course to be pursued is expected to take
place.
Napoleon left two wills, one Of which il in Lon
don and the other in Paris.
It has been definitely decided that tho funeral
Of Napoleon will take place next Wednesday
morning. et 10 o'clock. Tho loyal family of
England will be represented on tho mournful oc-
casion bs the Prince and Princess Of Walea.
Prince Christian will also accompany tho ex-l.,n-
prcaa Eugenie.
The body Of Napoleon, embalmed, will lie in
etate on Monday aud Tuesday.
Tho report that the Enprens Eugenle will
issue 4 proclamation announcing her assumption
Of the Regency during the minority Of the Prince
Imperial Is denied.
I The British Court will DO in mourning from
the 14th to the 9th of January for tho late
Emperor.
despatch from Paris Eayg numerous officers
OF the French army hayo applied for leave OF
absence TO attend the funeral, but they hare in
all cases been refused, excepting where tue al'-
picant was formerly connected with the Empe-
ror's household.
RoME, Italy, Jan. lin tho italian Cham
ber, yesterday, the Minister Of tho Interior an
nounced tho death Of Napoleon. saying that tic
Government learned OF tho event viii. regret.
1t was impossible to forget that Napoleon con-
tributeI greatly to secure tho unity of Italy.
Tho eulogietic remarks OF tho Minister wero ra-
cevod with warm applause.
MADRID, Jan. 11.-Countess do Montiio,
mother Of tho ex-Emprcss Eugonie, has left hero
for Chise!hrrBt.
PARIS, Jan. II. lie Gaulois says that the only
officers of tho army who will be permitted to at
tend the funeral Of Napoleon will bo those wlo
y7e1e attached to the household OF tho e1-Empe-
ror during his reign in France.
city horo opened d subscription for tho erection
Of monument to Napoleon. The papers refer
to the fact that Milan was the first city liberated
from Austrian ru,s by the French troops under
Napoleon, after the battle Of Magenta.
, 1873-01-12

tus aud tha: whom he dica, it WAS because q,
taking moro OF C. similar preparation a: q lstar
period. In no other WAY did she know of Ii
prosecution about her putting arsenic into hs
tea, and into ''slinSs" and other hot drinks vs.
all expended On wrong track This was mt
therefore, such q clear case Of murder a. III
others. In fact, she merely neglected to wan
him Of his danger, and TINT sho did not alvaya
remember it herself is shown in tho fact Of Lsr
having taken so1lo Of tho cider.
It il curious that the only death for which eh.
could not to hell accountable, according to ha1
story, should bo that for which she las bean
convicted. Tho hc9iste'. Of this city Ra;s that
the s.ate's Attorney, Judge Foster, will not uss
sentenca will merely bo to prison for life.
, 1873-01-12
UTAH..
Gnlt Lake Journals Discuss the re,-
TcxrisoEiuI appointments.

Gnlt Lake Journals Discuss the re,-
TcxrisoEiuI appointments.
SALT LAEE, Jan. 1.-The new Territorial ~.
pointments and expected changes continue to
excite much discussion. To~dsys Herald
warmly extols Judge Mitchell, who succeed.
Strickland, claiming in him an honest, cana
Bic, nnl upright Judge, AID o1presse,
60 henignly upon this teaightad
portion Of the country. The Tribune continue,
extremely conservative, saying to-day tnst Tia
Influential Conservative classes will no Tonga,
permit the Radicals to carry tho situation. Tha
vital interests Of tho country demand this.
Thousands throughout tlo Safes are waiting
to invest in Cur mines, and pour i'll population
who will have no concern in tho hateful past.
but deep interest in the prosperous future. Tbs
journal will reserve its criticism Of Juisa Mitcl~
ell until no has been tried in tho balance.
, 1873-01-12
THE COLD TERM.

Deat;, and Suffering Caused by Re-
cen. Storms In 1IilIacsotn and 1icai.
Enn--Trafns Dlockasted in all hi.
rcctiOE1S.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. n.--A Minneapolis, Mimi,
despatch says the storm On the st. Paul l. Pa
cifc Railroad was the sovcrcst ever known. At
station called Kirk Haven, thero wero several
farmers in town when the storm first burst
upon them. They left for home with their
teams. and very few have been heard from.
One wagon was found, containing a
death. Many teams, both oxen aud horses, arc
found frozen in the drifts, mud tho fate Of their
owners is unknown.
Co1oa1A, Mich, Jan. 1.-THE storm which
began OH Tuesday stopped this morning. No
trains hare run through since Tuesday night.
For four days tho thermometer has bcon about
zero. aud tho wind gale. This storm las been
many times worse than tho one OF throo weeks
ago. There are many drifts fifteen feet in dopth,
and as mnny rods long. Large gangs of men
are at work on all secti ions. Ono trim
junction, thirty miles south, bit has not yet
got through. One work train is between this
place aud Benton Harbor clearing the track.
Fhero are bad drifts where the mail train was
stuck three "aeks ago tonight, near Hagar.
@ rSeat oss go e the o1oner 5aez ent on
1t is expected That ito Chicago, Pentwater l.
Grand Rapids express VIM 171n Sunday night,
md all passenger trains - Monday next. There
trains can run. On the hishes5s in all parts
of the country much suffering his been caused
~ tho storm, but it is impossible 70 get par
ticu1ara nov.
Special Despa.eh to the chicaen Tri1u,-.
FoET WAYNE, Jan. 1.-THE heavy driit4 and
severe cold weather, extending throrgl, the last
three days, have blocked both tho Northern rail-
roads, and, to-day, tile first through trains with
in that time Tero started out.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Jan. ll---Ilo first train from St.
Paul since Tuesday, camo through over the
horthWestorn to-day, and tho road is running all
right now.
sKowuEaAs, Me-, Jan. lit was 80. degrees
below zero il this rlace, this morning
SALT LAKE jan. 11.-Tno snow continues in
tho mountains, but do not prevent shipments
from tho principal mines
Tho weather in Southern Utah ia mild and
pleasant. The roads are dry and dusty
NEW ioaz, Jan. u.-To~day was one OF the
coolest Of tho season.
, 1873-01-12

resolutions referred to them relating to tho es-
tablishrnent OF Territorial Government for The
1ndinn Territory, to the following effect: That
Senators il, Congress bo instructed aud Repre-
sontativcs requested to uEgo the passage Of G
bill for the organization OF d Territorial Gov
e-nrnent for the Indian country, which shall
prohibit land grants to railroads, and which,
after providing for the Indians, shall open the
remaining lapds to actual settlers, provided
that the Indians desire said Territorial Govern
mout. In the event Of failure to Yrocuro such
Territorial Government, then tho Congressional
delegations will be requested to urge tho re-
1noval Of Ill restrictions to Interstate commu-
nication and commerce.
, 1873-01-12
WISCONSIN,.

Special Despatch to the Chicago Tnbane.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. u.---Not more than half
dozen Senators and scoro OF Asscmblymcn
have remained hero during the rsceee, tho most
availing themselves Of FREQ ride in some direc-
tion. Speaker Barron is trying to arrange his
committees, which will not be announced until
Tuesday morning. 1t is expected Patterson, Of
Rock, will be Chairman OF the Judiciary Com
mi:tee. Tho other Chair.nen nottled on are
Cheercr, Charitable aud Penal Institutions /;
Cu,tis, Ways aud Aleans Kelsey, Claims; Hub
bell, Education Bartlett, Federal Reletions ::
Brannon, Printing. There is much pressure for
pieces on tho Railroad Committee.
, 1873-01-12
STATE LEGISLATURES.
ILLINOIS,.


DISSATISFACTION
SPRINGFIELD, JAM 1.-THE result OF the Sen
atori2l CAUCUS i7os eminent dissatisfaction so
fer 10 the Committees gro concerned. With per
haps four exceptions, including Sanford on the
Judiciary and Upton on Revision, the selections
arc remarkably weak. The result was contrary
l. to all expectation, and Was tho product Of COM
binationa, by which votes for President were
swnpped for votes for Chairmansl,ips. It is not
ct all likely that sny OF tho gentlemen,
Who supported Mr.. Farley will have
cause to regret his election, for while
ho will not make as efficient presiding
officer as would Mr.. Short, be will bear tho hon
ora Of the position with grace and modesty, and
will not develop any strong opposition to him.
SELF lie is regarded ns cminently fair aud
equitable, and will undoubtedly endeavor to
hold the balance oven betwoon contendiug par
was done to influence tho securing Of places on
tho Committees, tho Southern members were
induced to support hlr. Early, so that their eec-
ton OF tho State might claim the next
Governor; aud the marks of 4 prom
il R'n eonasseson ssasiam'n with 'ffn thas oce aes s1s
visible in tho results OF the CAUCUS With re-
gard to the Committee, Cook County Jared bad
out best aud the better members wosrt. The
latter we're not in the combination. Williamson
at the head Of Warehouses is considered q weak
selection, and Reynolds at the head Of Insurance
is not in his element. Reynolds mado most Of
Icy me ~ aaaa nn, IinI 4an pa'e. li.
h tn nroceedncs. M sirnnlv Waking IN and s down
swaltinr the recognition of bis conscious con
ability. Waite was offered Revision, but rs
ho fought the separation OF that. from
offered two or three other places, and finally
dropped into "Township Organization" which
con!d moro appropriately haye been given to 4
SsS osn aeseG st vsa3 5sssns s to angs
Can6eId, who desires to amoud tie Incorpora-
ton law, 60 as to compel tho City Of Aurora to
organize under it. His first choice, and the first
choice OF Judge Parks, who had been working
cial Circuit" That was given to Palmer. fair
man. .by all ACCOUNTS. Thompson vas put
or With ssElectiong. ."Lan inaicuiacsnt place.
..Faoa and Sa1aries'' ,ras confarra1 ,,non 5ow
Int th:a session il u;U anount to rerv 1itt1a'
Mccrath waa offere1 several niaces ;nc3ni3;nc
1Ernanaea of tba Gonnral 4sson,h1T III ~
rl1icb hs declined. until stManufsctoiries Mi "a
L.; or5 1,,t ss,;nr- ,,o,h;mn =, ~;
~ ~ "o,r r-aeaad ,,,,r ~, rrhena 1 ~ -nat
Iii 81 ~ III 49, 1;,4a m ~
no III nanoh' 1o61' - s,ns 10 ,d Ua;,e,q, ~ 80 -
@ qosda :" one Of tha mast % rosnona;h1a r. mi 1ha
moss te6lons!,n:e :,, paace' "nefe taa4 can
tauu1e. wanting We Ine Dess eeiecti0n 33 thas
coaia nave oeen maao 1, , 19t tsnais ana MTers,
as ne haa gwen me B99lest o. transportation
considerable study. Baldwin viii probably take
good caro- OF Educational !" matters, and Mich
olson Of Agricultural Sheldon, an Old men1-
Der OF the Senate end ms et some one SCI sense On
relogated to, Federal Relations when his
heart .Eaa eot Upon Estate Institutions rs he
represents Champaign and the Agricultural
University, his principal constituent. Fl
, 1873-01-12
~SPAthI.

MADRID, Jan. lit is officially announced
that tho Carlist leader, Freyola, end Psllcc, =
prominent FedaEalist, were killed by the Govern
mont troops
Tho reported death of tho Carlist Chief Cas-
tello, was confirmed this afternoon. :.
Tile Carlst band roaming through Valencia
encountered the troops yesterday. Altar short
engagement the former were dispersed, with a
loys OF 80 killed and 80 prisonelB-
The Anti-Porto Rico Roforra LcnCue, Of this
city, signed q protect against the passage Of tho
Emancipation bill. Admiral Topcta and Sauor
Dologur refused to sign the protest.
, 1873-01-12
Fires.

Boston, Jan. 11.-VLile perfornsnee les ol
the benefit of the widow aad children Of the Las
Robert Crnig was progressing at the Globe lne1.
tTe, last night, 4 scene was pushed agsrass =
gas-hght and set On fire, but the tla1nes Ue!e nf
nediately c1tingnished. No damage Was dons;
The smoke found 1ts way to the auditorium aa4:
panic WIS imminent, but fortunately Tas PR,
vented.
Crsc1vsAr1, ign. ia Chronicle specis' ~
tho planning rnilhef Snyder 4 Baum, At FFcePos,
Pa, WAS destroyed BY fire thia morning. Le''
estimated at $4,000; partly insurod- p:
, 1873-01-12

opinion that the eection complained Of was only
carrying ont tho plain provisions OF tha law or
ganizias the Pacific Railroad Companies. He
suggested that tho discussion 60 ovcr for the
present, and he should be able to look into tho
matter. Tue suggestion was conquered in, and
Committee rose.
D1FFEHEETIAL DUTIES.
hIr. L. MYERS {Penn.) presented memorial
Of the Board OF Trade OF Philadelphia for law
to refund the amount Of differential duties col
lcctcd on merchandise in French vessels since
tho seth of October last.
At 4:2l adjourned.