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eye to w'nd'ard. At present, however, t'Old
rncumatics " is still going through the role Of
ians!ts, thus: ''Tu-bo or nut tube that's tbs
nilcdtinnIt
, 1877-04-17

Most Of tho men who stepped With TaAor
Into KHHNEDr'a pool now wish 1t hatl been thu
pool OF aflow'm
, 1877-04-17

The editor Of tho Cincinnati Con,msreia! ID
said to 10 tho father OF eleven children, and rot
10 sings with great JUNCTION, "Sttll there's mors
TO fotiow.H
, 1877-04-17

"HoEso" EDpr's testimony before tho Park
investigators shows that hl4 memory OF events
Ia even more unreliable than It u OF his debtt.
, 1877-04-17

Tho President Of tho Northwestern Railroad
was not In tho KEsaEDr-TnAor pool. As
motto ia: "KHRr what you've got.''
, 1877-04-17

Tho st. Paul Iioalt<r- PTtss fea1s that EroR8T
will "get even" With Tus TRIBUNE for that
Bouthern Hotel hrc A. 'sseoop." We shall keep ~
, 1877-04-17

rLEfADER LOnt1E, 4;a. 4. r. md 4. 1t.-Afi rnrua.
hrEs requested 'neut at thr hall md III West
Iwclttlisi: we.!ncsAay 1t clock ssarn. foT
&, IT. ilcws iirethrsi' 81 iist"r id:ss eostaljy H.
1itcd to Attend. Per order ". II. neting
L. +. NEWELL. Fec.
, 1877-04-17

Tho Evening Jowaal ssa!es tho position
Of tho Secretary Of State, Afr. EvAnry,
very plainly when 1t observes: "tIo
has no faith in tho power Of State Coy
ernmcnt which cannot stand aloae to protect
the oppressed. To Ills way OF thinking, no
such State Government, however lawful, Is ex-
pellent." We understand the Journal to agree
witt, Mr. EvAnrs In this view. A State Gov
crnmcnt, protected by Federal soldiers, which
fails to protect It's constituents who voted It
into Office, ia not worth Federal protection. And
that Inns bccn tho trouble with the carpet~bag
Governments In tho South. They had to 10
kept in ot1icc by the troops Of tho National
Government, but they utterly failed to protect
tho colorcd people, OF to prosecute nnd punish
those who molestod, prosecuted, OF murdered
them. Huch imbecl1o State Governments wcro
nuisance, dclusiou, and d snare.
, 1877-04-17

Persia, like good daughter, tells Turkey that
the latter cannot have her bng' Dad.
, 1877-04-17

0e".e .eo' aEP'o'o - ho''s an !a'ou~loa ~ 6ooo
party pohcy, nor hnu tho democratic party
OF tni8 otato strong enough 70 f1sk carrying
any suen nnruen on It's oack.
. rrsoor ~ coN,rrpm.I rprrno,r
Attention has M hoon ,1rarn ~ M e.i or,;cio r.,
n loto number If tha .1,urnot n. E+nnn,ni,,..
which contains eomo Interesting md inatrnc.
t;vo s,at;at,ca ,,1na,rotino tho comnavat,va
onora,;on of A protoct;on xvstem and rrco
rrodc in sbanInr tho indna,r;a, on1 cor.
morclM ,,rosner;.y of n nation. Tn In t,,o
wear 1860 thu Trench adhared Tn tho noat
rio;i ond eroct;no ,or;fy avasom Dnr,no
thirty years following tho ponce of 1s1E,
French commerco r,rorreasad and ;ncrcosc5
at a sat;sfaotorv rote.-thp incraaao boino tbo
natural occrotion of now iudnstrv in ton0
period Of nonco. nnt In thu te, voars foi.
iowiuo-from 1877 to 1857-thoro was n
notable ,1ocline. tha rat;o of incrcasa IN t,,e
FOREIGN trado vna only nbont ono.hnlf vhnt
Il l,ad boon before. OF tho following tan
ycars-from 1867 10 t8C7-three woro unaar
the old protective sys,em and Beyon under
tic system Of froo trado tho troo,y of CON.
mcrce was mptlo with Epaland in 1860, and
reciprocity was speedily established with
Belgium, italy, Austrio, md Germany. a1so
by treaty. During these ten yea,s the in-
cr.sse - I'm foroia, tr,1o % voa "a nv oan, - @
pr;or r. tho ro,onorc;., trso,v ,r;t,, n-a;t
ur;,,,n .,,,,oh ~aa at.,o., 5000 ~. r,s,ss
a. n-ata.t,n,, - fa,,a.r - H., .a,sn - ~ ~ ,..n.
ho1d ~ tho I-oro1, |,oo,,o =. u h.a :. ~.
,~ountw a5ran.naaa ~. at..:,,,ta,a 49, - 49, ..' =.
y. 49,. -. ..,,;ss ~.,.s su,..s' a.,." 0'
49, no,1 .,..,.,os.aos. r,'s r-.
aa,na, . % n no,nria1 nrasnar,+v .snx,aa tIa .,,a
fena @ 1890 ,.,,,ah r~ora;,a, .t.on1.,,ahs ] e. '
.a.s s ~ "a'a -. a.. t .s,.s.. - ."ass...1, , ~
-,e;1,s.,,.o .n,s.,,,,. ~ 49, "asa,..,aa aas4
~ ~ t,.a. .~.~. a.na., ~. -.
s.". ''I,1s T,s ~ s-o.s.t ~ =. ~ aasaa a., " 1o =.
=. ~" ,.-.'.. esa -. ' ~ o.r'!4'o" H'
.p ra-o.,'.ss ill., sas ~ as s'rpa,s r"a.'
".s $500 e -. -. w. en e.nN, oNPe,'- -,
eaeo u1.,"s - ,v ~ .'uo so1,s to'o"tns .Ao
,,,r".ua sv =. s.'o 49,. | ~ aan 80 , "a.. WI 1.'s
.uo.s"so su,,' saas ~, ne1.etn sm ensetp''se nna
s.o"sn msAo -. uoAoas 'apl'. anu spoeuia-
t.'e, "ano 'no u eu..pt'se anu s,o*1n III
az, tAo ~, mo1o .uo t14se " 4aoso,a'so ptoauo.
<oa, tno 1u'i'o'eneat was 'ue 1esu'6 u
p4ouuo'.so 'uSSoA4 VI uap'vauo..'o anSos'-
n.s' n.,.N =. 49, .u - SAs aeeoAp..auea .a,he1 ~
apl.o u 'naa VI aecoun' VI sne l,sn'9a'11
s'sss''' ~ suoseqa0o1 0'usp' r1o'ea'
~ sou''e tao lto'os.'on's's ot rfanco'
w. WV t,op''' ''osA'c5 uo.o noue'oa1
a''a r,,. I,'a.ea 'han 'ne 11o.eoavo e'aaa IN
.ao ea.sea o'ases .t'as, sl1'a VI. against
s"o aoHuao"'ueu. y. - tuo sS0'etn ~.u ~ psopa-
o''''A sAo 4a,1t nAa. :. a'A.sto. Ans!o WIS
, 1877-04-17

Adctnht Thcntre.
Monroe Nfces, corner neatl'ora. ''Tfle Mountain
Meadow Maskatrc." Variety entertainment.
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Surprisimg Suncrsiiilon

Special to fc''Crjay's Cincinnati Gazt,teI
New f0EE, May l&.-To.day was the
first anniversary OF the Translation al
Saint Bcrcdicls remains ia His count,v
and wa4 observed viii, ,roa, 'a ~ Io"n" ;.
&c, Nii.nnSn, C,,' "''' E'V'' So'e,h"'tE
" 49, ,',',,''''' ? C"1''"' HoU'ken. In the
mo moi ,I Tue hlSi ma.' was celebrated,
ana 'ne zones Oh tHe SAINT were exhibited
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TO ALL, PARTICULARLY IN.
HAIInS

spring is trying season. Indications
OF sickness should ut once be nj.
tended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels to become conSti.
patcd and the system to remain in disor.
dcrcd condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce of pre-.
vcntion Is worth pound Of cure, is an old
and truthful saying. Therefore we advise
NIL who are troubled with the complaints
now very Observation-Disclosures, indigestion,
disordered liver, wunt Of appetite, nausea,
or iovcrish skin, To take, without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know Of
no remedy so harmless and decisive in its
action. 1t at once strikes at the root Of
the disease and producCsn healthy tone TO
the system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising from n disordCrcd con.
dilion Of the liver II they would take this
excellent mCdicin when they feel The first
indications of the malady. Families lcav.
Ing home for the summer months should
take three or four boxes Of these Mills with
them. They have IN almost instantaneous
effect. They will relieve the patient Of
hcadnchG in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and will CGcctuOlly prevent bilious
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
cod
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on this eide OF the ocean ia more like.
ly to exceed than 10 fall below
two dollars per buahel. Corn Is a
most important crop in the East as
well as in the west, and in good season
il Is rather more profitable than wheat.
However, it depends 20 much on the
"caTly and latter rain that nothing can
be predicted concerning Its probable
yield until the ears have actual begun
to shoot. The prospect OF fair price will
insure the planting Of large acreage in
corn, and the season has been favorable
for preparing the ground and getting II
into good condition. Taking all these
things into consideration, we think that
the farmers have rather better prospect
before them than any other class Of the
industrial population, and from this we
infer that they will be liberal buyers Of
the standard manufactured goods. The
surplus production Of the "ilush" period
that succeeded the war cannot last al.
ways, and it is to be hoped that there
will soon be demand for u new stock.
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By mail, IN udtdHa, Jolag' TTad'
ono yCar"...... .....S9 % Six months .".o 81 %
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Ghe Gntelti1Qenrn.
For the Intelligcncar.
Lines Addressed 10 my Brother
will. on his 35Ih birthday.

ny c. s, corr.
How very swift the moments pas
II seems but yesterday
g.3sinCe thou and together played
Beneath tho trees, whose welcome shade
Threw shadows across the glade
Where we were want to stray.
But yc,tcrnight It seems We lay
Upon our little bed,
And listened to the magic strain
OF rain drops on the window pane
TIL sleep oycrpOwCTel each little brain
And dropped each weary head.
Why, bles1 me how the years roll round,
The hoy Of yestetdly
Is now quiet gentLnian,
The smiles that round thy dimTl,8 ran
Are hidden by the bard scan,
Which ifighIens me away,
Yet even times mutations have
But changed the outer part,
Within the gllnces Of thine eye
read deep thought and purpose high,
While friendships winning mystery
Sullgllw5 within thy heart
know that in thy busy life
when care and sorrow pressed
Upon thy heart their heavy uad,
Thy footsteps sought the nlrr0T road
Where lights from Eden round thee glDwhl
And filed thy soul with rest.
Ona fourth Of all centuries p5mp
In leCting yclrs has gOur,
As pillows rolling on the sea,
Where Winds are wild, aud waves are ir1
50 sweeps Glch anniversary
OF thy bright natal dawn.
While others sought the wreath Il Fame
And after glory ran,
Thou with thy patient industry
And uuassunled humility
Hat shown what 'tisnlced 10 BE-
Tho noblcst type 0! man.
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Important 10 Pensioners.
US. Pension AGENCY,

US. Pension AGENcY, /
WHEELING, W. Va, May Is, 1877. !
Editors Inlclligencer:
"a am now receiving letters Of in
quiry from pensioners who have seen no
tees OF the proposed consolidation Of the
agencies AZ to where they will be paid il
June, | will be obliged to you, and to al
other papers in my district, II you will
say that pensioners will receive their
June pay at the agencies ut which they
have hitherto been paid. The contem.
plated change viii not take place until the
iIrst OF July: twill, perhaps, save somt
delay in their payment, il they shall al
have sent in their vouchers for the June
payment before the &Olh Of June, IA all
that are unpaid at that date will have tr
be paid under the new arrangement
which may cause some delay.
Very respectfully,
I. NJ. HARRIS, Pension Agent.
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Wool Growers aud their inter.
CSIS.

Editors lniclllScuccr
geo n communication in your paper Of
May . from our little town, Glen Easton,
signed "Mar4hall County" giving some
friendly advice to us Graugers as 10 mar.
kctrg our wool and speaking rather dis.
couragingly Of the proposed bulking sys.
TEN that We are attempting to establish
notice one thing, that is the writer is
not posted AZ TO our plan (as he seems to
think he is), or else he is not wool grow.
er as Represented. Some OF ia are rather
inclined to think he il one Of those middle.
men whom We want to dispense with, as
we don't need him, for we have too many
now living from off the profits of our
hard earnings.
lie thinks that he has learned the first
lesson in lie. That IL never to pay n
man TO do work that he could and should
do himself. "That Is the Changers mot.
to- Under the present mode OF market.
ing our wool We annually pay from two
TO three local agents per cent that we
can save by our bulking plan. The Gran.
gers Of Ohio tried it last year and after
paying "Coates X Bro" OF Philadelphia,
their tive per cent commission and broth.
er shippers for going and looking after
them 1t realized seven cents per pound
more when all expenses were paid than
we who sold at home. But under the pres.
cut bulking plan cent per pound il all
that will be required ofthe man shipping
his wool to our house. That will cover
all expenses after arriving at the house,
such as commission, storage, grading,
insurance, cooperage, freight, and in fact
all expenses that you are subjected TO il
You consign to 4 commissioner to be sold.
"Whi!e We farmers are not so bright rs
some oil other PrOlcssions,' as he says,
1--WE have learned by experience that we
have been imposed upon and cheated out
OF many \ hard earned dollar by other
professions that We could have used upon
our farms, by improving our stock, re.
pairing our buildings and educating our
children, that they might compete with
the children oil other professions, not any
more honorable than farming.
We have learned that the manuiac,ur.
era are ready and willing to meet us and
sustain Us in our bulkirg enterprise, as
they have already shown by their letters
Of greeting to our wool committee. They
hail with joy the movement among the
wool growers. There is also another
beauty IN the bulking Of cur wool. Every
mans wool will sell on It's own merits,
II Mr.. NJ. put. his wool in AZ good order
as he says, it will command a better price
and will not help to sell rag tag and bob
tail as il does under the old plan. Mr..
NJ. had better throw away his old iogy
glasses and buy new pair and not be
guiled by circulars from Justice, Batman
&Co. and his tools who carry them around
and talk you into selling. Those awful
bad bargains you speak about are all a
matter OF moonshine, nothing more. We
have honest and faithful men at the helm,
in bonds and security that will cover ali
their bad debts, &c. GRANGER,
Glen Easton, ". Va.
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HE IETELLIGEHCER will present. daily tho
news In all departments, from hi quarters Of
the world, Rs well Us complete record Of local
events.
TIE WEEKLY n printed on Thursday, md tan
Ia had at the counter, In paid GnvCOpCS,nad y
for mailing. Eb'Ssndd copy 10 GLIeni JHCniI
and rtlaipI toih HarJ from hOmsl
SUBSCRIBERS Persons desiring to have the
DAILY lSTRLIlGKStTR left regularly ut their
residences IN the city md fubmls, can he
served by leaving their address At Counting
Room, or hy drop letter through the postolicu.
TO CONTRlBUTORs.-No attention will Le paid
to anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied by the Writer'S fpalnnm
and address.
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. stops vt all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No, @ stops at all Stations between
Wheeling aud Grafton,
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.Vo CAPITALISM
Or Parties Of Small Mems Dsslruus Of
Engaging In Grape 6roWlnu,
Coal MinIngor Market
GardonInn.

recount o. advanced age l am desIrous O,
changing my residence, and therefore Offer jor Sne
ny lArm situated opposite tho city Of Wheeling on
NC Tiyer banEI midway between bridgeport and
MaIuns Ferry, and Immediately ad Joining tho VII
LaGo OF Elnavillc: The property consists Of 60
GCTys OF NIL and table land and Is Of river botiom
~ tnT Hl,I thcrc arc two seams Of coal, 81 and AZ
ny thlGk' three deposits Of limestone, nj, S foot
VEN OF close texture Eandor free stone, nm IS ioot
ven o. mari, which altogether make soil and nm
uMnucriyinE bed OF deposits Of rich and valuable
IN The surface, the larger portion Of which lies
suLuy stopping TO the east, and all under direct OK.
osNrG TO the SUM- is Vineyard Of Sc acres. mostly
SaawDa grapes, all In tRC bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 nav
nahusomo ICr cent 10 the CultiyatoF,
me property Is being approached above aud be-
INV oy an NdVanclnS tide Of persons seeking small
noncSlcads, and is now really tho only unoScupIrd
!LttIt!ory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
nb valuable rs IN investment for capital sCCklpER
Sie purchase, and valuable TO those who want mar
Eet Garucning ground close 10 tho city, II fronts
BEAUTIFULLY ulOn the river md COmmapds view Of
valley. ''' "'''' 'N''O'' VI '"'
l. The terms Of sale will 10 onc-,hlrd cash. balance
IN Two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
iv''cd payments. For further particulars inquire
VI RICHARD CRAWFORD
RpS = ''''''
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| DR. Tut has
\ been cnrlscI IN
the prlctic, of
| medicine thirty
years, and fora
lloas time was
Idcmon5tEa,orof
anatomy In ths
1 Medical College
Of GC0FEia.
hence persons
using his Tills
|hAVr tho guar
| Intcr that they
. are prepared on
, scientific Vrin-
|ciples, and arc
fire from all
IIulrkey,
H0 has sue
crrird in COM
biuiug In them
Tho htrutniorr
IARtagouisttr
Qualities Ot u
STRENGTH
ENING, PuR
GAT1VE, ant
IA PURIFY
ING TONIC
" hiln they "
move all TN
healthy Rccum
.ulNtiong. they
prod co No
weakness.
They may 10
taken at am
time without
rratrlintUt de-
OF occupation
medicine the,
have no rival
PRICE, "5c
orrICr.
% Gs7ly {!
NEW NORh.
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Decorative and Plain Paper Hanger

Special attention will In mid 10 KNlsnmlninp Uui
Sign Writing. All OrdCn Will h. promptly attend
81 To-; Lave them nj q Eleventh rtrcCi, or r. o
huA 90 nDlH
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by mail, IN 0itdso,, postage f1Tdid
Jne yCar...........sl 60 Elk months. ......sl %
In clubs Of FiyU"u.,.,".,a .s','''"..'tl % tA'l'
In Clubs OF Tcnu.., ."..r.,....'.....,.' ~ each
In Clubs Of Twenty ....,,,.,.. ',,,,,,r ~ tath'
And m extra copy to peTson getting M Club
RTThC above prices mo inypriablc. Remit Of
our risk, In Drafts or rC,tOiiCG Money Otden, and
where neither Of ihC,o tan he procured, stLd the
money In Registered Letter
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MONTREAL. Ont Nov "a well-eXecuted coun-
effer 81 note ontario Bank is IN circulation here
NFw-ORIEANs. Nov. 9.-The cigar-makers' strike
continues manufacturers have agreed 10 pay the n
creased ages demanded
MoNTREAL Nov. "a demand for an assign
nert mas been by Muhoand x Baker. whose failure
TOOK place on Wednesday.
MONTREAL Nov. 9.-The court held, to-day, IN the
CIV and District savings Bank libel case taI Perraut should
moi Give the name Of his informant
CuC,Go. Now 9.-The State Supreme Court has
decided that optional trade the Board Of Trade IS not unaw
m but ia AZ devices known puts aud calls are Illegal
MONTREAL. Ont, Nov. 9-While party Of five
rersos were Ossng the Rviere Ia GrsSe IN cart apoye
Rn,nI today the current upset vehicle. and Emma
Iarrie ana a 10y namei Lalonde were drowned
NASHVILLE Tenn Nov. "a special TO the Amer
,e1, says Root Alexander. coofed murdered white man
named Thomas DOughertY Ready MIL Rutherford COun-
H. Yesterday escaped OF citizens have gone in
pursuit 80
BALTIMORE Nov. Civilian Hubbard was ar
rested here toay charged with stealing lot Of Jewelry
worth about ~ 900 from Thomas King residing on Green.
Afternoon
NAsHyIIIF Tenn, Nov. 9.-Judge j. Mackinnon,
of York representing the Syndicate to secure the iund
Ing of the efuted and municipal bonds OF e southern
Sate arrived here to-day had conference with dow
ernor Parker aud other state oilcials
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 9;-In the Denison Canal
ca oday TayOr Croker and Cooper engineers testfed
.hat the done satisfactorily 70 those IN charge also
thai they receive money or other valuable lng
or ANY promise Of any in the discharge Of ther duueA
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

his warmth toward Mr.. Tilden in the interview
which you cite is only continuation Of the feeling
which he showed then This must explain the vote
in Utica, where Mr.. COnklng resides. Last Spring
n Republican mayor was elected by handsome
majority. and at this election the Republican Dis
trict-Attorney has 34f majority in the city ; yet
Conkng's representative is beaten by 1.Ooo IN
Utica. Remember that no other candidate Tor
United States Senator was Influencing al
fairs there. yet the city of his resi-
dence declared by majority Oh tnree
to two that it did not want him anyway IL Is iair
to say that the previous upopulary of the Federal
Office holders, who are Mr.. Conkng's most Jealous
supporters, is in part the cause of this
remarkable result For three years some OF
us have been trying to bring back union and har-
mOny to tho Republican party in Oneida County.
The recent denunciations of President Hayes
and his Administration have proved serious
obstacles. Central New-York believes in Pres
ident Hayes. Nearly all of the county con-
ventons passed resolutions of support and con-
fidence in him. Oneida County refused to do
so and the managers of the canvass seemed inclined
to array Senator COnkling in direct hostility to the
Administration. The result means that Oneida
County will follow no leader in war on the Admin
istration.
Reporter-Do you think the results Of the cam
paign throughout the country justify the belief that
the Republican party will continue in powerf
Mr.. Roberts-My faith is very strong that the ma
ton is Just entering upon Of enlarged pros
perty and that the South will partake of the bless
ings in store for US. The natural tendency Will be
for O happy and contented people to rally
about the Administration, which honestly
seeks to consummate national pacifcation, and to
lift the Civil Service up to the plane of the enight-
ened conscience. The elections show that the Re-
publican party is strongest where 1T is bravest and
and most sincere and where it responds most loyalty
to the progressive thought of those who would con-
troll government by principle and not by spoils.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTOS, Friday, Nov Q, 1877.
General Garfield, who has been in OHIO for several
days, is expected to return tomorrow mo ming.
1t is now thought probable that the Committee on
Privileges and Elections will report In fayoro seating Mr
Kellogg, Of Louisiana.
delegation Of printers from the Government Print
ing Office were before The House Committee Printing
with view to having their salaries old rates
The committee will give the matter their consideration.
delegation from the Letter Carriers National Con-
yenon had informal hearing before the House Com
mitteo Oh Post Offices and Post Roads this morning in
support OF thc movement for increased cOmpensa-
on The Indications arc that the committee Will report
fayOTably thereon.
TOdays Cabinet session was unimpoItant in so far rs
any matters out OF the usual routine concerned.
Subjects to which the President viii give attention in
his forthcoming message were talked over and infotn-
Of consequence 80 at end was aId before the Pres
ident by several Heads OF Departments.
The House Committee Post Offices aud Post Roads
to-day agreed recommend the passage OF the bill IN
troduced by Mr. Money OF Mississippi providing for the
appropriation Of sufficient sum To pay for all ante Del
lun Southern mail contractors, or their heirs or LEGAL
representatives balances due FOR transportation OF the
mails up TO May 81, 1851.