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st. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2j.-An Imperial
Ckase has been promulgated providing that
after the 1st OF January next customs duties
shall be payable i'm gold or coupons negotia-
bic abroad, and also relieving common car
riers from responsibility under contracts for
early delivery of merchandise. where inter
Sered with by circumstances beyond their
control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE NEXT HoUsE-Thc New York Tn
b,aae figures out the democratic majority in
the next House of Representatives at thirteen,
giving the democrats 153 members and the
republicans 40. In this estimate the Louis
lana and Florida delegations are equally
divided, and the New Hampshire delegation
is counted as IL stands az preseat-swo demo-
Gratis and one republican.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Over a Quarter Of n Wilton PeonIe
Killed i'm the Bengal cyclone.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 2.-The Otjicidl Gazette
publishes minute OF Sir Richard Temnle
lienutenant governor OF Bengal. giving the
result Of his Wis., 70 the districts of southea 81
ern Bengal WI iCh were devastated by the late
cyclone. The minute confirms the previous
estimate that 251 900 persons persisted i'm the
cyclone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT GOLD. SIIvrp
PLATE AND JEwELRY.-A special disnatclI
TO the London Tunes from Argos announces
that DIR. Schliemann, while excayating az tie
supposed site OF the tombs of Agamemnon
and Cassandra, has discovered inlmeIse sub
terranean chambers or tombs containing a
great variety Of gold and plate and jew
elry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25
The Narqnis OF Salishury's Mission

vienna, Nov. 25.-The Marquis OF Sails
bury had an interview with Count AndraSSy
to-day, and was afterwards received by the
Emperor. The marquis leaves for Trieste on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

AN UNPROMIsING APPoINTMENr-A
Berlin despatch to the London Daily Neacs re
ports that Bismarck refused to receive Edhem
Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador TO Germany
who called to take leave before starting to
Constantinople. The appointment of Edhem
Pasha as PlenipOtentiary of Turkey at the
conference is considered unfavorable TO
peace, because he is known TO be uncompro-
missing in his views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

Do Garrl.on of Mnshinytnn
ACTIVITY At THE ARSENAL.

AfAANlAh At THE Ak~f NAL.
: an early hour this morning the band at
tached Ia the artillery school at Fortress
Monroe piera~-arrigej here on boari the
Lady of the Lake. ana reported al the Il. :.
arsenal AMI daily hereafter they viii De pres
Cnt az The CuaIi-mDuUtiug and dr,.~> u,tratll,
.t the garrison. Tomorrow morning az .
O'Clock. there viii De a general inspection
and other officials. General W. r Barry.
commanding ttc troops. has established his
Office I'm the bu ding Formerly known as tn.
model arsenal, ian which an. also located the
Offices OF Col. McNuit and Capt. 4. Mhytn OF
tne ordnance corr>. The troops are quaritro,l
an what l. known as No. SfGrphbu~e and
5ouon muSilctS hal - bc removed from thsre
ip temporary sheds. 10 make room for the
~ .'iCrN. The -un-rari-S are sin ip this
'fiuC. Int they VIII Dr removed i'm the
carly part OF tkc week, and the quar- TI~ win
De nia"h much batter Than now. The lower
pam 81 ,.iis building IS brilIUS - the mess
which II VIE Ha r9'unpba>.i was damlgcl
~ IRE severn years sine, L. also
being 6ttel un I.r troops. Jh7 orders
AZ hrSt given Il" "a. "r. t.i> buili'g Tor
HoI>eS having f... ...rr. rruaui,ss. Irl f
l. pioh2hl" ti.-- occupied hv four
nor" cpinpar.. ... .. .rplp~. who Hrh eN-
p,cteq - ar7I.. .. Tuesday night noxf
nom Fort - .t..r. sos IN thp lower parf
81 the ground .-..I occupied as officers
ui;rtefS, a.. '..s ere being prepared for
such use. The THf.u carla - sh1p is also
beng prepared "- .rpopv. lie south store
house l. being 81 -IfclO ont for new stores and
the hospital builD ug being small i'm the Ar
Stnal square, " hin The buildings az th,
SCUM end OF the r ace field hospital will be
located. The trp,n US now here are eight com
panles OF arill'r-. numbering i'm an about
$50 men. armed 81 th muSkets with the trowcl
hayOntt. and Ih0g ariil as infantry. but as
soon - some - carriages NOW pNpecfedl
arrive portion .f them az least Will be de-
tailed aS light artillery in one or more bat
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The Lash and the PiIIorv

NEWCASTLE, D.EL., Nov. 25--Six Criminals
We're whipped and exposed In the pillory here
to-day, receiving from twenty 70 forty iashes
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New York Bank statement.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans, decrease.
81 CSC 400; specie, increase, s1y0f9 900; legal
tenders, decrease, $50 900; deposits, decrease,
81 ISL 900; circulation, increase, SD, 10o re-
serve, increase, s466,775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

Quick WORK OF DETECTIVES. - Messrs.
McElfresh and McDevitt, Of the detective
corps, yesterday morning arrested Joe Ma
son, colored, on the charge OF entering a house
and stealing pair OF shoes. Judge Smell, OF
the Police Court, sentenced him 10 Jail for six
months. After stealing the shoes he went
direct 10 the house of Dick Marshal, ON sth
street, and within an hour after his arrest
he was In jail. The same officers also ar
rested young man named Aman Segfl.
hailing from New York, charged with rob,
bling house Of some pistols, a watch and
some money. They also yesterday recovered
been stolen, and valued al 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25
The Case Of Counsel Corbin.

NOLCNBIA, :. ., Nov. u. :. DIS FiH|
Attorney Corbin. counsel for tJhc hoard OF
cauvasScrs, disclaimed amy intention % con
tempt, and asked until Monda % satisfy the
cUur: granted. The court i now occupied
win Arguments on the electoral VOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE WINNERS at the Richmond fva.l
races yesterday were Tampico, three-ouar-
mile, I'm Easy; Bay Rum, one mile and hair
In &12x. The dead heat OF Thursday between
Tom O'Nei1 and First Chance, mile and q
quarter, was run out and won easily by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE MARTINEZ BREACH OF PROMISE
SUIT--ln New York yesterday the jury IN
the case OF Martinez against De Vale for AL
legged breach OF promise and seduction, went
out al two O'Clock in the afternoon and Is sfilI
out, having been locked up for the night.
Miss Martinez places her damages &C s50,0Oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE November number of Bl0ekIcoo,rs Mag
anne, received from E. NJ. Whitaker * Son.
has some interesting reading upon the East
en- question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

PERsoNAL-Mr. Frank Richardson, Wash
ingtOn correspondent of the Baltimore Stol,
returned this morning from New Orleans
where ne has been for the past two weeks
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An Appeal for the Destitute.

E,'tOr M0r: The cold weather has come
suddenly upon Us, and has greatly augment
ed The distress already existing among The
poor az the city. IL Is time the charitable a.
sOclatlOnS OF Washington and ali humane
individuals should make strenuous oNarfions
10 give ana 10 The destitute families who are
in need OF food and absolutely without means
OF obtaining fuel. ] make this appeal 20 ths,
readers OF THE STAR la the hope that prornpt
measures may be taken 10 AFFORD RELIEF TO the
suffering. \ day rarely passes without my
u. ing approached by some ono soliciting
Charity, whose appearance and manner go
10 prove that The ~ Of beggar T. as novel
as 70 ~ humlliating TO the applicant who
evidently has been driven through cruel want
ano suffering 10 begging as a last resort, Yes
teruay woman whose misery appealed the
more strongly 10 me because of her evident
desire TO control her feelings, stopped me in
the street, apOlogizing as she did 10 for de-
tanning me, and said: II would not ask char
lily, but my husband is in and out OF work.
my baby Is only two weeks old. and we have
no wood or coal TO keep US warm. and no
money TO buy any" Surely there are
benevolent associations in the CITY which
care for such cases, and think II would
De OF service 4 THE STAR. which Is
seen OF all men, ould publish a list OF these
ana the course 10 be followed in appealing To
them. The instance have named Is bur one
OF many equally distressing, for there are
hundreds OF people once well-to-do now out
OF work roaming our streets seeking aid.
Miss GRUMPY.
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Death OF CommosIore SIN,

Death Of COmmO<IOre Shirley
CoLUMBUs, Nov. 25.-Commodore Paul
Shirley, u. s. NJ, died on a railroad train
yesterday while en- route to Memphis.
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Reduced Prics $.

RCOuCSO EIACN -
HEAVY BLUE cnINgILLA oyIf.oAT,
GERMaSIA DIAMOND Fur BEAVER,
BLOSSOMS STRIPED EIndE nEATEr,
LIPPETT's FANCY FL. BEhyEE EiueJ
Sl2.
FLORENCE Blue, ELK BROWN BEAVER,
: Is.
SIBERIA HEAVY IIBBED FUR BEAVER,
SIS.
MPD WEST OF ENGL MD PLAE; BEAVER.
$40.
ROYAL ERMISE FUR BEAVER,
$40.
UxBRIDCE ENGLISH wORsTED,
S25.
yELouRs FRENCH BIAGONAL wOEsTED,
ELBoEUF FRENCH CASHMERE Us
BURLINGTON BLUE MOSCOW BEAVER,
SIS
Epw. HARRIS VELVET FINISH CASHMERE,
CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE.
SIC.
ROY's CHECK wORsTTD,
SIJ.
GLOBE MILLS PLAID CASHMERE,
SI4.
BULLOCKS BLACK AND BROWN PLAID,
SI3.
LONDON BASKET wORsTED,
sig.
RUSSELL DARK PLAID CASHMERE,
Sl1.
IRON CLAD STEEL CAssIMEREi
$40.
WOODWARD BLACK RIEEED CASHMERE,
ALL WOOL WINTER PANPALOONS,
From $3.50 10 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25
PICKED TIP ar SEA.
SunersnEs OF q ShipN reckesf trSu

bsITt kORE. Nov. .s.-The steaushia
hmerica. Capt; B.nupS. from "a ya',nah.
sLipwnoc.etl crew of ne hns Mary = RoS-
Vel. from Satilla river. Ca. with a iosd a.
lumbar Tor Richmond. Ne. where she wa
owned. The crew Of the BRIG. nuuaering
Ssvon. were picked up November ri. a. oae
O'Clock r. m, u miles north Of Boiy'S Island.
Their names arc Capt W. W. kenniSna.
tndr " Paterson. first oiliecr' itier ArSries,
second DfhcCr. Charles Wilson, mate. AMI
ihree colors1 seaman. naNy W. Frazier ia
y Il Maxwell. ard Joseph Christopher Capd-
kennison states thRt on the 2ist instant his
vessel WAS abandoned In lat. - deg. IS min.
north. long - deg 4. min. west. full of water
ana ON her beam visds. The brig encountered
the storm Of sunday night. 18Th instant. AMI
was baking before Thar time. The crew hal
been uhne or fsur DAYS at uhe puEnFps. and
were very much exhausted, when q MAS de-
t.ced 10 abandon Tie vessel. Water. prONi-
the briggs small b,.a'. when rpscl,,l hv th,
America the crsr bai been in the oflen hoai
= hours. and had endured great suffering
IRON hardship and exposure.
The Markets.
eaSs.,iiiniefs -, = --Ne s,Nes aef a. "a We
I2al-a. 90 u'i''
BSLImcEx. w. g. cs,fon quiet r,,aaliu,.
ohangs,l NhS' stroug, 2a.c hEacr-No 2 wet
sal - Her, ana nd. gooi - rrn,.' l,,I =, ~,
amber, l...sl -, 80. white, e.si a. Carn-.aatr
n ES sglh Win i & d. s SsSs "a g -Tas
ern mixed. e'd, sI.' E.l Naveml'gr, So NV splf
faitiv aeiys-1ut m nh :. o: Se.t.r nv s sia
2saSs; d.. UiHd1. SsaS Rre n1u.irally Unchanged
-trsdy. demand So. .. unchanged Pra, i,ions nm
guict and mcha -el nIu.r steady and uuc hanged
g flee dgll and UNCHANGED. VI ~ nun a.
heavy. ne r.. ,.--i'anr, s,sl3, Wheat, sa0oO
NEw N,RE. ~. -.-Sr.e.- ..tits. better faalirs
Nyuey % ga. lr'. EAci..-e, lvng -, short,
NV NuEK. NrV- 2s-I1.ar quiet al steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

CENTENNIAL DRIPPINGS.-The prospects
of the permanent exhibition on the Centen-
NAL grounds are most promising. There
have been already more applications for
space than the area assigned fop exhibition
purposes. The ladies of the Centennial COM
mission have adopted a constitution for an
organization to be styled the ''Women's
Centennial League" and appointed COM
mittee on permanent membership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE GREEDY MONUMENT win be unveiled
I'm Greenwood Cemetery, brooklyn, N ".
December Thuriow Weed will preside and
Bayard Taylor WI deliver the address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

NATIONAL BANK NOTEs received to-day
for redemption amounted 10 Sizes, 53j; total
for week, s4.4TS.0GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

CoNING.-Governor Hendee and Senator
Spencer, of the Joint Special COMMITTEES 20
frame form of government for the DiStric.
of Columbia, are expected 10 arrive in this
city tomorrow night.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-In.er
nal revenue, $50 211.94; customs, So 5,s4l.l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE BILLIARD ToURNAMENT.-In the ma
tional billiard tournament in New York last
night Slosson defeated NJ. DAILY in thirty
seven innings, 800 TO 2S5. GARNER beat Ru-
dolphe in the 10th inning 300to PIG. The 18th
game Of the series was between Jacob Schafer
and Cyrille Dion,' the former winning in
twenty-four innings, Dion's score being i9s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

COLUMBIA, Nov -, E.24 y. ul.-Thr Sf'-
prtnle court has entered Judgment OF II 81.
fire each and commitment Of al the rnoln.
beTS Of the board OF canVaSsCrs To tail until
released by order OF the cont The court 4,
now proceeding with The ease against L. =
District Attorney COrSin. counsel ri "a.
board. for contempt. There * considerable
.r..N..l .tI..rrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR TRANSFERRED
Joseph Pheifster, assistant u. s. naval con
struciOr, has, by order of the Secretary of the
Navy, been transferred from the BROOKLYN
navy yard TO that at League Island He has
been stationed at the BROOKLYN navy ward
for number OF years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Action of the Court To-Day.

The Canvassers Sentenced TO Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE TREASURY now holds 1857 1856 600 in
I. 5. bonds to secure national bank circula-
ton and S19.o53 600 to secure public deposit.
L. :. bonds deposited for circulation for week
ending to-day. S3S1 600. L. :. bonds held for
circulation Withdrawn during the week end
lngto-day, SZ:4 600 National bank circula-
tiOn outstanding: Currency notes, S3fs, As. OSi:
gold notes. S2.0g9.I 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

A GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS successful
IA experience a. Professor Of Mafhemafics AMI
Principal in SOME Of the best Academies desires 10
devote has inter evenings q the training Of limited
number Of young ladies gentlemen In the art of
te@ehHg OF intellectually applying I'm practical pur-
stts the follow ing branches. VIZ igher Arithmetic
hensurauon- Elementary and Advanced Algebra,
Geometry, ard Trigonometry
Terms Of tuition either in classes private les
sons snd saflsfactoTy references may be obtained in
answer 90 applications 90 T. A, care Of T. r VI
fAEHTZ- No. ola y -. northwest uovL3- tdel
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kilograms to The Star.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Action of the Court To-Day.
The Canvassers Sentenced 70 Jail.
GCV. Hendricks Mission E2Si
He Came 70 Feel the Public Pul-e
TAMIANY Ring SENSATION.
Astounding Developments Expected.
TAN gANY RING SENSATION.
Astounding Developments Expected.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
what a CoiOred Judge SAYS OF the
State (auNRs-ar<

NEW YORK, Nov. .I--The EsyalTS Coluln-
bia q. c. special says: During the proceed
lngs before the Supreme Court ycSteriav
Judge Wright. the ColoTCd Justice, said: Mr..
Corbin. only wish 20 make this remark.
On Wednesday the boa ri were onlert,l u is
sue certain certificates and make return 10
thiS court forthwith if tlEcy had executed hi =
order. To-day (Frlda-) the court M; aud
expected To hear .rpm the board They were
ordered 10 report forthwith. They certainly
have had more time ,haa forthwith means.
They did not report. Tho court then ordered
them II show cauScwhy theV should nai be
attached by 2. N. for their contempt Now
you come and ask further time. Won have
Known ever since "Wednesday what you wer,.
To do. You know whether YOU have ob -rd
or not. l am not inclined 10 force YOU or a.
deny your time, provided you show u TIA
YOU ought 10 have it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25
Gov. HsIjTiekS' Mission EaS..

He Came 70 Feel the Public Pul-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE MAYA dispatch has been received
at the Navy department, stating that the new
L. s. slOop-of-war Enterprise was foated
from the dry dock at Portsmouth. y. H.. YES
to-day. The Enterprise is the same size as
the ESScX-G15 tons and guns The PaDSa-
cola and Omaha arc at Panama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

REVENUE APPOINTMENTS James NJ.
Sloman has been appointed revenue store
Keeper for the "a district of Georgia. and Ira
G.. Profit for the sth district of Kentucky.
Falhi Hay was appointed gauger for the 9TH
district of Missouri; =. NJ. Allen for the 21St
district Of New York: George a Fox for The
ri district of Georgia. and Joseph s. Eondc-
griff storekeeper and gauger for the 81 dis
trct OF Kansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE on APPRoPRI-
ATIoNs.-IIOn. Charles Foster, NJ c.. Nom
her o. the House Committee ON Approprfa-
lions. arrived here yesterday morning. This
makes four members of that committee in
the city-MesSrS. Foster, WaldrOn. Wells and
Blount-nOt sufficient number, however.
fOT a quorum. \ meeting of the committed
il called for Monday next. McSSrS. Randall
(chairman) and others of the committee being
expected in the meantime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

Fey Mrs Oates Opera Company, NM An
- Child B3s book now open. nOy24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE NAMES of about one hundred and
fifty persons will be sent into the Senate next
month for confirmation. as postmasters, i'm
place of pOStmasters whose terms of office
expire in November. ON the SOth of last June
mere were 1.56s presidential poStmasterS.''
hat is. pOStmasteTs who received 81 900 or
more per year compensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

THE FRANKLIN'S LONG VOYAGF-Thc
report of Capt. 8. r. Franklin, commanding
the L. :. steamer Franklin. has been r,ceiv-
Cd at the Navy depart ment from New York
He says the Franklin sailed from st. Thomas
OH the Sth Of this month and last Saturday
18th, passed Barnegat light, when Il ncavy
northeast gale set in and the Franklin was
driven oil 20 In" southwark. This accounts
for the unusually long passage from St
Thomas TO New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-25

NAVAL oRDERS.-Captain George T.. Bel
KNAPP, ordered 10 command the navy yarl at
Pensacola, Fla: Master Francis WinSlow
10 duty on the coast survey; Ensign =. c.
Lanley. to the Hartford, at Norfolk Va:
Ensign Milton h. Schwenk, to the Omaha M
Panama, per steamer of the 81 of December
next from New York.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

A. knew that Matthews was going TO
StarkyTile Court on Monday morning, and
knew that was going to Texas on Monday
morning. and / knew / would meet him and
hand him the money.
Rv Senator Furlong-What did Lieut.
Governor Davis say when you informed him
that YOU deducted the sum of 500 due py
him to YOU, out of the funds furnished Dy
Barrentine to procure pardon for his son
A That l did wrong to pay myself out Oh
that fund; that he owed him that money
Nv reply to him was, / have been pala
if you owe it to any one, you owe II 70 MI
Packer. "
BIZ senator Barrv-When and where did
you have this conversation with Col MAT
thews. in which Matthews told you ms Zee
was $3.50, and the balance belonged TO
A. In Matthews Office, on Sunday, May
23d, 1875.
O. Did he then tell you that you heard
Davis say the day before that Packer was to
get $500 of the money, or what did he say
to that effect
4. He said, q You heard Davis say about
Packer charging fee p
Bv Senator Thompson. Had charges OF
bribery been made against Davis at the time
YOU informed him you had paid yourself
| the 500 and at the time he told you you
| had done wrong therein?
| A. I do not exactly remember; THINK
| there had been.
! @. What Court was to be held that Mon
| dav morning at Starkville, and what law
vers from Columbus were on the train? :.
a. | do not know; | think the Circuit
| Court. Major Whitfield was aboard, and
Capt. Leigh of the Legislature; Col. Matthews
was aboard and, think, Col Meek; they
| were going to the court at StarkvIlie.
!. ha.r al
| had been published in the Nicksburg Her
| aid. and asked leave ~ correct It before II
was published in the official journal, and
| stated that he had been made to say
that he handed five 800 bills to Governor
Davis, instead of which he deposited them
with Jerry Dowsing; also that when Col
Matthews offered half of his fee, he de-
clined 10 tqke it at first, and only at hIs ear
nest solicitation did he at length accept.
Manager Barksdae here announced thai
the examination of witnesses on behalf o
the prosecution had closed.
Senator Reynolds moved that if there wa!
nothing else before the Senate, recess DC
taken until O'Clock.
Motion made to am nd Senator Reynolds
motion to 10 80 O'Clock, A. NJ, Monday
morning, and the yeas and nays were taken
as follows: -
YEAs-Messrs. Albright, Everett, FeWeii
Graham, Gray, Griffin, McCaskill, McNeli
Pratt, Shirley, Smith, Stewart, Terry Tut
tie and White-l5.
NAYs-MeSsrs. Barry, CallicOtt, Carter
Catchings, Chalmers, FitzGerald, Foote
Furong, Hooker, Johnston, MendenhalI
| Morgan, Oldham, Reynolds, Sims, Stone
TAYLOR and ThOmpson--lS.
| ABSENT AND NOT VOTING-Messrs. Allen
Mcclure. Metts and Thornton.
Senator Reynolds motion then prevailed
and the Senate adjourned, to meet as cour
of i'm parchment, at O'clock.