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ir s. ay Ih9in9 Just hsneath our lees neay'
EEsausa some of us 10 vallk log clseI'ns
specify. s. $ y ~
rour correspond dent emit sIsd % be heard !; 4
hut ne take the liberty f saying ttatin our
opinion not onIy his theories, but his deduc..
lions IRE wrong.1
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WAGONS, C.RTs, de.

ITO CONTRACTORS,
i s@ FARMERS, and OTHERS.
4 The subscriber has on hand WAGONS and CARTS
OF various descriptions THAT he Wishes 70 dispose or
on very moderate terms and Is still man eIaeturEg
oilers, and solicis call from all in want OF any
article In his line. ~
His wagons run easier carry larger loads, ana
in the market. =,
G Good workmanship and ffs:-ratc nateria +
guaranteed. Liberal discount 10 merchants. Al
work warranted. Particular sttentIon paid 70 re-
pairing. -, = sfI;5g. A. b. LtFsCQNB,S
Cary between Adams and JffsTson streets.
4 IA 7-e0d3msSw3t
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THE UNDERSIGNED, UPON CON
i sULTATIOE among themselves, being deeply
impressed with the importance of considering IN =
general meetpg OF all the Methodiss of this city ana
Manchester subjects Of vital importance TO sleth-
odsm In our midst, earnestly request meeting o,
ali the members of the Methodist churches Ut
Broad.Street church ON TIL TUESDAY the Ism In
slant at ~ O'Clock p. NJ 10 consider Inc same.
THOMAS BRANCH,
Centenary church;
laitH-. W. HOLT RICHARDSON.
r se- Broad-Street church;
). r. Il. WHlTLOCK. ,.ss
'i- Trinity church;
T. WILEY DAVIS,
T.. Union Station church;
GILBERT j. HUNT,
Clay-Street church;
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Sidney church;
ROBERT PERDUE,
Manchester church;
DAVID PAIR,
Nicholson Street church;
CHARLES 'HAGAN,
"a Std Oregon Hili church.
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/ The experience of the city ef Boston
under Che stringent license.laW which went
into operation last May has recently been
made public, from which it appears that the
places where spirituous liquors are sold are
les by nearly seven hundred than they were
last year, and tho arrests for drunkenness
bare fhllen eli twenty per cent, while Sl84,.
442. Il have been paid into the city treasury
for lieense-feeS. 70 ssssis5
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MEETINGS.

FAST END BUILDING-FUND COM
ia PANY.-The annual meeting OF this company
Will be held at their hall, on Tweutv.ffth street,
THIS {Monday) EVENING at 1870 O'Clock.
3 49, WIN. II. PLEASANTS,
4,g1nJt 3.!.Y7s4- g-sis 4 20 U4f - Secretary
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NOTICE.-The members of .LOGE e
In FRANCHISE, No. So. are requested to "
attend stated meeting of their Lodge THIS " y
IMondsyI EVENING at 6 O'Clock. Members of
sister lodges and visiting brethren are fraternaiy
invited to attend By order of the w. NJ.
% 5Yssfs;.s1s WILLIAM LOYESSTEIN, ~
ii,1O-1t* Secretary pro tenn.
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PERSONAL.


THO WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN.-Th
i is to give notice that have obtained from the
Supreme Court Of Virginia divorce from my wife,
ELIZABETH G. PETTUs. w. III. PETTUS.
RICHMOND, VA, Januaryss, 1875. ia 1o-1t*
c1n0 REWARD.-MR. ROBERT SAM
DlUU UEL BEDFORD lief: his residence, No.
3I2 north Third street, between Broad and Mar
shall, on last Thursday morning, December 29tb,
between Ind O'Clock, and up TO this time has.
not returned. As he was quite feeble from a late
spell OF sickness II Is feared he has met with some
accident;
Haa on when he left black SLOUGH hat, black
cloth oyercoat, and dark pants. He was about;
sxty-four years Of age, five feet len inches high,
spare built, gray beard hair partly raY, both hair
and beard recently trimmed, stopped very much
when walking. He Was last seen by an acquaintance
az five minutes before 8o'ciock, same morning, corr
ner Of Grace and Madison streets, coming down
Grace. So $780, Z q 81 4
bout O'Clock same morning person answering
above description was seen Inc free bridge act
ing strangely, By q gentleman, who saw him get
over the railing and then get back again. Thinking
this very strange thing, he called friends atten
non 10 Ii, and turning 90 look they found the man
missing. A this occurred about 100 yards FROM
the Manchester side, they concluded he could not
have walked that distance iH such short Time, but
must have jumped in the river. They fooked over
the side OF the bridge, hut S8w nothing unusual An
the water. The above reward of ONE Au&pkasD
poLLkRSswill be paid for bis RECOVERY, DEAD or
alive. S7tss5E W.N.sRFDFOhDstsg 80
3 ia -eodtf 1903 Main street.;
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HenGIieks and Curtin iss ticket fol
WHICH The PennsS ssania Democrats ere ar.
ganizing Nesc ibaae 4. ~
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MILITARY NOTICES,
BoARDINa AND LoDarNa.

DOARDERS WANTED.-Ih have pleas
ID ant ROOM with closet and back porch at
rached, suitable for q gentleman and wife, or q
party OF gentlemen, within three minutes walk OF
the Capitol. Can also accommodate THREE
Apply at S11 Grace street,
second door from 81. Paul's church. ia 10-3tA
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the 9th instant. at the residence Of
the brides mother, by Rev. John III. Butler. Mr..
CHARLES d. CHAPpEEL and Miss MARY e.
WYATT; both OF this cify.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Manchester, Saturday, January 9Th,
Mrs. ANNE g. BROSAUGH, wife OF Dr. d. W.
Bronaugh, In her sixty-seyenth year. .szt.
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PROPOSED EXPULSION.

PETER JONES (coloreO offered a resolution
for the expulsion of the House reporter OF
the Evening Journal because of the publ.
cation of sketch of a supposed scene in the
House during the debate on the Centennial
bill. In which article the colored delegate
from Northampton was represented to have
made ridiculous speech.
Messrs. BAGwELL, TALLEy, GILMAN, and
PoPHAM,, defended the Journals House re.
porter, who, in fact, was not the author of
the article, and Mr. ARMSTRONG, PETER CAR
TER, aud PETER JONES insisted upon his ex-
pulsioD.
On motion of? MIR. WRITER'S the resolution
was dismissed. "a -E -. -
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R1cllMo>D, VA. January 4, 1876.

JTNIoN BANK OF RICHMOND.-AN.
" .NUAL III 8ETIEG.-The regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF this bank will take place
on THURSDAY the 18th Of January, 1875, at 5
o'clock p. H., in the rooms of Messrs. Davenport e
Co.. over the First National Bank.
de 81 .eodid JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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~ HORTON KNOCKED our on
On 81 90 D
THE HOLIDAYS ARE DFER, AM, paY
EooBs TUafgLF.
sYoLE BRoTHERsv ili. in order % se,ose d..
GOODS af prices never before Known 10 this I'd
In order 10 close oat an oyerpus OF HAMILTOV
tTYGOUN REPS which we have ID stock we win
cf.r them g only zoe. W1ict IS one cent below
T,SoS' pieces 81 ne BEST STYLES PRINTS a
16 s y "a sas rs gfr 81 ysr ana ee.
BLACK ALPAgAs Of 20. %, 80, a5, 40, so, s2x
s ss sss g ~ p Pc heat
marked down from is 70 40 per cent: 80 'ssA
BARS In the city. and offer them st cost price.
BLACK EaENgH MEETINGS., CAGHMsaEs,
ApsIEALIAaN cREPEs, BIAKIrz, ac.,'
Don't fati to look AT these goods II You want 10
CHI isEs ttEILs. aud CREPE COLLARS ana
ssflaa Sc asoni,h
Examine ON BLACK SILK ~ s2, which i .e-
y SsE Ses. s s q sslss !. az On
900 ana f FaaSsa ono
sidi Isl E9f ps aos saays
5sas q HK9ks sa rssa e eass ps oT
LONsDALE CAMBRIc 15e, reduced from one
Il full s. iine Of PLAIN and TWLLEDFLANNELs
WHITE IFTa't fo.a gis $. 50, reduced
Hos ME- sai5S CALICO COMFORTS at sl.4o,
$3.50, and 81 S, made OF the best material
UsbLEACH4ED lrKNITrING-C0fToN at Doc.
BLEAC HED kNrTTING.CoTToNa and COTTON
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REPORTED From COMMITTEES.

House bill to extend the corporate limits
of the town of West Point. "
House bill to amend the charter Of the town
of Chatham, in Pittsylyania.
House bill to amend the charter Of the
town of Waterford. r'
COMMITTEE ON ToBACCo-1SsP EDITIONS.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment
of the following special joint committee on
all questions relating to the inspections OF
tobacco: Messrs. FLOOD, CRUMP. CLARKE Of
Campbell, CRITz, HUBBARD, WITCHER, BURKs,
CRANK, COLEMAN, and GORDON.
The proposition to appoint this committee
offered on Friday, was warmly supported by
Messrs. A. I. CLARKE, LAMKIN, MCMULLAs,
and GnRnnN.
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REDUCTION OF PAY.

Mr.. ALLEN offered resolution providing
for the reduction of the pay Of members OF
the Legislature. The House refused to sus.
pend the rules so that it might be immedi.
ately considered, and it was referred to a
,,op,m;ttee
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a!LL-HEADs, s7tao $40 per rean, att tss
II NIaPAICH FRINTZNG no aaE
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B sATCHELs! sATCHELs! sATCH.
ELS $500, from q large bankrupt sale in New
lar prices;
CANVAS SATCHELs at. s1.25,~ s1.50, Sl.75,
50, 1925, and $3.50 worth %, s2.25, $2.75,
So, $3.50, and $4-ali Of this lot are lined with
leather, and have the best frames and locks thai
are manufactured;
LEATHER SATCHELs at 81, 81. 10, and $1.25
worth 81 and S2.25-aH feather-Hned. The
this State. LEVY BROTHERS..
Two and FOUR-BUfToN OPERA KID
GLOVES. s.e5s5sf Il 4 s.---.s, ~ IA, 81 1af7
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h. sai DRESS GOODS
the largest best and cheapest stock In the city AS
intend closing out my entire stock OF dress goods,
persons will find H. to Their advantage to give me
call before buying elsewhere.
PLAID POPLINSre reduced from 25 TO &c.,:
PLAID PoPLINs reduced from S7to 25c.;
PLAID POPLINS reduced from so aud 6oc. 10
40c.; 4 s; 4
reduced from rs per cent;
WORSTED FRIaGES, all colors, TO match goods,
&c.; ;s.,a .,,s.z. ,ss
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS;
BLACK, and COL ORED sATlNs; @
SILK POPL1NS, &C., very cheap;
DARK sEAL-BROWN SILK POPLINS at soc.
worth 81;
BLACK ALPACAs exceedingly cheap;
BLACK MERINoS, Ca CHMERES, CREPE
CLOTHS, and other mourning goods at the
lowest prices :; -.
WHITE and COLoRED TABLE-LINENs and
al NAPKINS. sHEET1NGs, CoTTONs, FL An,
NELs, TOWELS, QUILTS, &C., at the very
bottom prices;
BLANKETS, sHAWI.s, SKIRTS, CLOAks, &C.,
very cheap;
CAssIafERES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
JEANS, &C., the greatest bargains OF the sea-
100 dozen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, two, three,
& and four buttons, at 75c. per pair worth 1925
rs dozen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, two buttons
al 81 worth $3.50;
so dozen INITIAL LINEN HAEDKERCHIEFS
at zoe. worth 4oc.. and at SOC. worth Sc;
100 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEE'S SIZE
SCARFs from 25c. to 81 apiece;
A large hne Of WIDE and NARROW RIBBONS,
CORSETS. HOSIEKYs CAMBRlCA EpGISGS
and INsRRTfNGs, sHIRp-FRoGT5.&c:
LADIES, iGESTLEbfENiS, and MISSES, MERI-
NO VESTS and DRAWERS sold very cheap, In
fact. everything vii aud musr be sold, as have
very full STOCK on band,
SO Give me call and secure some Of the great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHlMERs,
de go 60I Broac street.
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NJ SHAWLs can be had at low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS. Prices have been marked
down Just as low as they can go. ja7
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irstsssss
s. Nr. SMJxa, jfrna the EoEmittee on ARri-
culture lie ported House bill TO slend
TIE ciiarfer of the Ettriek Misunderstanding
Company, 81 Chester6eld, 9Th an amend:
,Gtanf.
cosMrrrEE on roBI 1000. y
4s The CHarE announced that Messrs. Penn.
HI.Tos. sarTH. HuRT, and CLAsEE worid
serve on the joint Committee on Tobacco.
aToBAceo-TAx.
Mr.. Huar presented q joint resolution I'M
structing our representatives IN Congress 70
procure, If possible, The passage OF law re-
ducing The tax on manufactured tobacco 10
twelve cents, &c. Agreed to, under q sus-
pension of the rules.
PASSED.
Senate bill to- confer upon the Worcester
Railroad Company certain privileges and
immunities. Sc.
Senate bin to prevent the publication OF
medicines 20 procure abortions and miscaf-
riages.
.Jaint resolution in relation to The claim OF
virginia against the United States aon &C
eonnt of the war of 1912 was also passed.
A number of bills were ordered 70 De Gu.
INTRODUCED.
By Sfr. HURT "A bill to authorize the
auaiifed voters OF HALIFAX county to vote on
fhe question OF the purchase or construction
Of bridge at South Boston, &C.
Nv Mr. PENN Petition Of Septimus Bax-
ter for the privilege Of carrying on,a gift en-
terprise. 10, I,r #
The House metal II NJ. Speaker HANGER
in the chair. NO prayer. ~. 80
PRESENTED AND REFERRED. ai
By Mr.. BoeAnT: Joint resolution author
.izing the Auditor Of Public Accounts, at his
discretion, to suspend legal proceedings on
the official bond of James NJ. Corbett, late
t, easurer OF Southampton county.
By Mr. KIEDRICK..:: Resolution Of inquiry
as to the cxpediency Of SO amending the law
as to reduce the fees OF county sad circuit
court clerks.
BY Mr. G. u. WILLIAMS: Bill to amend
the tobacco.inspection laws.
By Mr.. SIDNEY SMITH: a bill authorizing
the assistant assessor of York county to com.
plete the duties of the late assessor. Under
a suspension of the rules the bill was placed
on the calendar. @s $780,
By Mr.. TAL1AFERRo of Gloucester : Reso-
luton as to the expediency of authorizing
the recordation in the office Of Register Of
Lands of certified copies Of any paper re.
corded In the Offices of the clerks of the
courts Of the Commonwealth.
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DADICKE,s GOSPEL TABLEAUX OF

- THE LIFE OF CHRIST
viii be exhibited at Trinity church on MONDAY
and TUESDAY NIGHTS, January 4 9th and 1th,
with an explanatory lecture BY Rev. a. 9. BLEED
soc, d. D.. and appropriate MUSIC, vocal and in-
strumental, by Trinity Church choir.
Proceeds for benefit of the choir. Doors open OF
7 o'clock. 8 49, " S.
Adminance, IS cents. ja 1O-2s-
1nr7G THE CENTENARY 1910
l66O JUBILEE TROUPE lS9O
WIN. give grand. VOCAL and lNSTRUMEATAL
CONCERT ON MONDAY MIG HT, January 10Th,
IN and for the benefit of the Colored First Baptist
Concert to commence at o'clock. Tickets, IS
canfg.
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preclude the idea any large development
of electric force. -
But there may also be what / would term
mechanical earthquakes, produced by the
falling down of some weakly-supported mass
of mountains interior, which would cause
asuddep, violent shock, from which waves of
sound and Of commotion would proceed, en-
iarging their circle but diminishing in inten.
sity. - ~,
" It would be interesting to learn whether
or not the thermal springs insor near the
district Of country lately disturbed by
shocks were In any wise affected In their
tempersture at the time Of the disturbance.
Humboldt states that Ia October, 1913, an
.unduiatory motion of the earth, lasting an
hour, was xperienced in the town Of Arde.
bill, and that the waters of the hot springs
OF Sarcin. near by, Immediately rose from
112 degrees Fahrenheit to scalding heat,
and so remained for nearly q month and,
according to Charpentier, the temperature
of the sulphur spring Of Layey, on the
Rhine, rose about 10 degree, during the
SWiss earthquake, which occurred on the
18th or August, 1851.
The theory Of the propagation OF earth.
quakes family outlined in the foregoing
specnIations Is based upon the old theory of
the earth's central mass being in state of
molten incandescsnce. This latter theory
has, I know, been strenuouslY denied By
many scientists, but Is still as strenuopsly
maintained by others OF equal note. These
last, Z think, have the best of the arguments
ON their side. The existence Of this inter-
nal Tor infarnaE sea of g fire and
birthstone located 30 unpIeasantly near
snnlu ~ ocnnku Aga sn;lpa aSffs no s3oy1ht
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Worthy of Imitation.

The Rockingham (Ya.) Register
says: A marriage took place in Shen-
andoah last week, in which the conduct
of the bride, we think, set an example
worthy of imitation. She made up her
plain but neat wedding clothes, and
then pursued her regular household du-
ties without interruption until she was
married. An hour before the time
fixed for the wedding she laid aside her
knitting, remarking to a friend who
was with her that she reckoned it was
about time to get ready for her we'd
ding. In the morning she dotted her
ribbons and laces, and donned her
working clothes, and spent the honey
moon in the kitchen. In a week she
had her home well furnished with fur
niture and wares, all gotten with money
of her own earning, and in less than
ten days was housekeeping. We I'M
derstand she says she intends to make
a mar of her husband. If he possesses
any of the element of true manhood,
we have very little doubt but that she
will succeed.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

A CALL has been issued by a number
Of Arkansas Republicans for 4 Republican
State Convention, TO be held at Little Rock,
on the 27th Of July, for the purpose Of nom.
mating n State ticket. This movement 1:
an independent one, the recent Republican
State Convention having declared It mex
pedient to put q ticket in the field this year.
THE President has requested Secre-
tary Cameron to assume temporarily the
duties Of Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mr.. II. s. YARYAN, Chief of the
Special Agency Division Of the Internal
Revenue Department, has been dismissed
by the President.
A MASS meeting was held at Terre
Hsute, Ind, on the LIST, to ~repudiate the
action of both National Conventions on the
currency question.
GEN. MARSHALL LEFFERTs, a promi-
nent telegraph manager of New York, died
suddenly Of heart disease on the Sd, while
en- route to Philadelphia with the veterans
Of the Seventh Regiment.
THE Louisiana Republican State Con-
yention, after several days spent in etfecting
an organization, nominated s. b. Packard
for Governor and c. c. Antoine for Lieu
tenant Governor.
DoN CARLOS and suite arrived at
New Orleans from Mexico on the 5th, and
left for the North via Mobile.
JACOB REHM, cx-chief Of Police Of
Chicago, and a member OF the Whisky Ring,
has been sentenced to six months imprison.
ment in the County Jail and to pay a fine Of
10000.
SENATOR MORRILL, took the oath OF
Office as Secretary OF the Treasury on the eth.
THE Missouri Republican State Con-
vention, for the nomination Of State officers,
will be held at Jefferson City on Aug. 0.
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Indian TOrtures.

\ correspondent of the Detroit Free
Press with Gen. Crooks expedition
says: Among the favorite methods of
torture may be mentioned the tying of
the unfortunate prisoner to n stake in
the ground, then having q small pyro-
technical celebration by filing his ears
full of gunpowder and shooting it off.
They only do this when gunpowder is
plenty. Another favorite amusement
is to build a small fire of resinous pine
kindling on the victims stomach and
let it burn slowly. They usually make
the fire small to prolong the effect; or,
as they sometimes do, drive small pine
splinters into the flesh of the prisoner
and ignite them. Some of the tribes
south have a very ingenious way of tor
turing. They take the victim and gag
him with his mouth open, and tie him
down by the side of a large ant hill, and
you can imagine the result. In sca'pinc
they do not always confine themselves
to the scalp. Should the scalping par
ty be numerous and there be not scalp
enough to go around, they sometimes
continue there operations to the beard,
msstache and eyebrows. The above
are the tortures as practiced chiefly on
the male prisoners. What the female
prisoners are subjected to the columns
of a newspaper will not allow me to de
scribe, bat, judging from the other tor
lures, you a readily imagine that no
feeling of mercy or compassion, for the
Indian is totally devoid of these quail
ties, will or can prevent him from prac
ticing the most horrible fortunes on fe-
males, to whom death would be a thou
sand times preferable.
1t is quire a common thing for the
frontiersman, during the Indian raids,
and when himself and family are at
tackled and there is no hope of escape,
to put an end to his own life and tina,
of his family, in preference to capture
and torture.
There is little use in talking to @
frontier settler who knows the Indian
nature, or who has lost, perhaps, 9
wife and children in the border war.
fare, about peace with the Sioux, or Of
civilizing by the Quaker peace policy,
unpreceded by a thorough subjugatior
by military force. For an answer you
will be apt to get a look of incredulity,
with the remark: "Stranger, amt you
q tender-foot out herep Hev you ever
fit with the InjunsP"
There is a wide field for the mission,
airy to test his Outstanding influence
on the poor heather, but l would ad'
wise him to follow the old maxim, and
not only put his trust in Providence,
but keep his powder dry.
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-FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS

In the Senate, on the 3Oth, the bill to
authorize the use Of unexpended balances for ten
days OF the next fiscal year passed. A bill pro-
yiding q penalty for mailing obscene books, etc. =,
and prohibiting lottery circulars from passing
through the mails. was also passed.. -. The
House passed . resolution accepting the
invitation Of the Centennial COMMITTEES 70 attend
the Centennial Celebration OF the Declaration
Of Independence In Independence Square, Phila-
deiphia, on the Fourth Of July. The Senate
amendments 70 dc House bill making temporary
provision for the ordinary expenses Of The Gov.
ernment for the next ten days were, on motion
OF Mr.. Randall, o0ncurred In. Mr.. Hurlbut.
from the Committee on Military Affairs, reported
Dill 70 authorize the payment Of three months
extra pay 70 ofncers and soldiers Of the Mexican
war. Passed.
In the Senate, on the LIST, the House
amendments 70 the joint resolution for the Issue
OF silver coin were nop-concurred In. The Con-
ference Committees on the Indian Appropriation
Mr.. Kehr. from the Committed on
reported back the Senate bill exempting vessel:
snEaSed In nsvigaung ne nlssiasippI River and
and clesranoes. Passed. 1he yoint resolution
providing that the two Houses Of Consrsss meet
In joint convention at undergraduates Hall, PhiIa-
Ss,gSls,; Q, ths roa.sh q july for tss purpose
i've q the great event which, In that same hall
pssssd wiasss diyision. '
In The Senate, on the ID, consideration
vas resumed Of ~ resolution 70 pay y. b. 8.
finehhark iron March 8. ISIS. until us tssmI.
sstiss o. his coniest for . ~ In he SENATE.
NJ Ssyssa sRefs .S.inss ths rssolctios e.
gesssAi disessstsn d Ne cosdiEcn q - nsxr,
In The 6outhem States. Tia roeoludon wen
eser sshsoqs coming " . vote. AdtourRsd W