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boatmea Threaseoed VIII ~
Quaraasiae Balas.

Quaraastae Balas.
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE State hoard -
Health has addr cssed circular IN oil vss-
sci owners and managers OF steamboat llnee
doing business In the State, saying thss "
all boat employees are not Immediately vso-
cinated II will bc necessary ~ enfors qpss.
sntine restrictions at all river towns. d.
ring the past six weeks smallpox has bsse >.
introduced into thirteen Of tho eighteee,
Mississippi river counties In Illinois. Is
many instances the disease II traced direct
ly 10 steamboat roustabouts.
Death or Westess Uatss xAa.
CHICAGO, January 17.-P ". Angel. maa-
agcr OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company's Palmer House oaice. died last
night, OF small pox.
Five Cases Out Of Seven Prsss.1aAea.
MOLINE, Ill, January i7.-0ut Of ssvss
cases Of small por In this city Ave bsss sss-
minated fatally.
A. RtehmsnA.
RICHMOND, Va, January F.-Ths 0se-
erzl Assembly has appointed . COMMITTEES
10 consider the Availability OF abAndoninG
Richmond, owing 70 small pos scare.
A. Pitssbssgh.
PrrrsrpGH, Pa, January 1.-THE Boare
Of Health OF this city reports ssvsntsse-
new cases OF spiall por to-day, and twenty
four deaths frIm the diseasc during As
past week.
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ParkerNburr.

~ DFStfllt . NJ ftfTtNlFT.
a. NNA ERsBURG, January lI.-Owing To the
gesIh Of Mrs. Neale, the sister OF Judge
SaCSson, on last Friday, United States court
was '0 adJ Journed until to-day. Court met at
- . clock, and after announcing the deci-
STUn OF Chief Justice Waite in the suit of
T,Sn;eolngton ,S;s vs.. The Globe Oil Company OF
in.s ms eity lowing 10 the indiSpOsition of
TLese Iackson) adjourned until tomorrow.
uIne, and the costs amount to a small for.
$.%,10o and costs Of suit. +.
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yrv YeRx. January 1.-The Board OF
.idsr,nen have passed resolutions declax-
o. o. g eel .s.::r9ei acc.iea. .: Spzytsc
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pr,,sr. J9nasy 1.-Two fseal s.ll.sae
ssidn Q ksppeesa tedsE L.,ss ~ sIan; rIi; =
- e. IOuts, md }. n. CBcs& =
/ 3So hss I'd rsIs1ivU = ~ tesss
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An Assassination In Mississippi.

yrcKsBURs, January 17.-While sitting
at home, Reid Johnson was shot and killed
by Anderson Huntef, beth ssl0red,
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Rycuxosp Va, January ia .pes sc.aa
,encou nter took place between J. " yAdlE
a prominent Republiean Resdtustss esple
ds.e for the jude,ship OF the Mustbses
Court OF this city, and samuel Dsvlse,s
professor, at Richmond
Davies, . few days sSo. denoascsrL Hsdly
A. . liar and scoundfeL A corres/ /oatsose
followed, looking. on Rsddy's Last y y
refused 70 recognize Reddy's fIsnssd, b0t
meeting him IN his ofies. = ejtssstDi -
opprobious epithets. The . sgult vss ~
Reddy and bis friends ~ .nt aftse navis.
and punished him.
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PsnApy l,sra, January l1.-yoes 0.a.
Cher u = ~ lying st ths pcist q escsnscsS
Ia ng .isc from ths s6sets q . d.sssag
admin ,stersd By poljeenAa @ S9
8, VII srYesied hin ls tisosdsdy eee1ss@
Thl/ noiicsmsn fs usdsf asSese.
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t;..EE DosTEE drinkers should read the adyer-
cSsen' in another column headed Good
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Bill No. 5352, to authorize the Judge of the
5th Judicial District to employ ashorthand
reporter in certain cases, which was read q
first and second time and ordered to be en-
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Russian lady was sent into exile for
or the hcinoGs crime Of playing a
..,to drown the noise Of an inter-
.i printing preSS. \ Russian officer
Jus. been sentenced to sixteen
l.,hs' imprisonment for mur iering
r.hant in a restaurant for no cause
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ssss spsesass - ? -. AvsV ~.

PnnADll.rrA. Jans ary iI.-wn- =: -
yenson, Of Tsoona, b r. clopsd vith nellis
Stanton, daughter Iof Nal. 6taatoa.. H.
girl iseightssn y an Old, Stsyen:sa y ses.
~ snd h.s 9 w, md sfovn ehiidsse - -
eIaninsssSn q bis books shSss Nd w.
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Nothing daunted by the fate of IA"
,snncttc, Prof. Nordenjkoid isprePar-
y 10 make another explOrinG expedt-
s,D in Arctic waters. There seems 10
le , kind Of charm in Polar navigation
hich those who look on cannot appre-
hate. No.dcnejkold has made one sue
.s,Gul trip, aud if he were prudent he
rouid rest content with the reputation
! +. hss won. and not tempt fortune .
,pcoud time: but he must ne>ds be or
|. min
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be- hundred and lightweight miner
.ntries were received at the general
n Office, in Washington, for the week
a the Ii,h inst. Between twenty
thirty entries per week can be dis
|pd ofwith all the clerical force Com
.siouer Mcfarland il authorized TO
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london dispatch says: Fears con-
hing trouble in consequence Of the
'rtian imhroglio are somewhat al
n this morning. The German Off
rre7s declares that the Western
,rr, simply desire, like all Elrope,
-ailtain the stain qItl in ESyp,.
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EorJou University Methodist Col
Yesterday came into possession Of
2CCO,C00 estate bequeathed to the
;uGion ten years ago by Isaac Reib,
sDston. Tine money was to be paid
prOSlsipnsef the viii telwears after
death 81 Mr.. Reib,
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Present OrganlIation

OF the House in one way or other. Neither
did he intend any diSreSpect to the occu-
pant 81 the chair, or any infringement on
the rights which naturally belonged to him.
Mr.. Reed, member of the Committee on
Rules, said he would vigorously protest
against Mr. 0rth'S proposition If he thoughs
there was any danger OF us being adopted
by this or any other House. Think of the
Committees of the House going to Com
nnissinn Think of the
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. London dispatch announces that
rising i'm the Balkan Peninsula
nm enc ng in Herzegovina, is ex-
ling to the border district of Dalma-
E,,-ria Albania, and probably to
,ntcncgro. It has been determined
Dispatch an army corps 70 crush the
,IrT,"ti0n.
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Not Been Forgotten.

They had been travelling so long in the
po,ificsl wilderness, they had been so long
left out in the cold. il was refreshing to
see at last modest merit and worth so rich
ly rewarded. There were but two courses
10 be pursued: Either let the work done go
for nought, or leave 1t as 1t IS. lie ana no!
heIicye I'm adding new structure to an old
building. The Speaker had too much
power and he. not the House, controlled
legislation. The committees should be ap-
pninted by the House, aud the Speaker
shnuld be the presiding officer,
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A Grievsus Mistake.

More work was performed by small COM
mittees than by large ones. 1t would be
better to abolish the Committee on ways
and Means entirely, than increase its mem-
bership TO Is. He therefore moved to lay
the report on the table. Lost; yeas lOi,
nays 40.
Mr.. King moved an amendment to the
report so as give the Committee On the I'm
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~ K n q ne
Morning session.

The Senate WAS opened with prayer BY
Rev. H. \. Cunningham, Of the First treS-
byterian Church.
A communication from the House was
received announcing the passage % a bill
to amend chapter OF the Code, COnCern-
ing elections by the people.
Mr.. Williams, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, in response to
a resolution of the Senate, adopted on yes,
terday, directing them to inquire into and
report as to whether members Of the Sen
ate are entitled 10 mileage fer the present
session, asked leave to rep0r. that, in the
opinion of the committee, the members
are entitled to mileage al tho rate of ten
cents for each mile travelled in coming to
and returning from
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This amount is exclusive OF tax on seals,
which is PAYABLE into the treasury OF the
Ststa WV. NJ. o. DAWSON,
THos. J. FARHswoRrH,
J. j. WOODs.

which is payable into the treasury Of the
state WV NJ. o. DAWSON,
THos. J. FAgsswoRrH.
J. J. WOODs.
Mr. Dawson said that the committee
found the records, accounts, books ana
work generally in the Office OF the Secre-
tsry of State 10 be in the very best order.
Work that had been neglected under the
past management of the office. was being
rapidly made up and put in proper shape.
He compliment ted the clerk OF the oecre-
tary upon his efficiency and the large
amount of work that he accomplished, ana
IL the amount OF his salary vas the ques-
tiop at issue. it should be raised rather
than reduced. He continued to enumerate
st considerable length the many and oner-
Gus duties of the Secretary OF State. In
closing. he spoke very highly OF the ad.
mipistration OF tue present Secretary, and
said that il was gratifying for him 70 oo-
serve that the duties OF the once were
carried on in an able and practical manner.
Mr.. Newman offered the following reso-
luton:
ResoIfed, That il Is the sense oil TINS sen
ate that neither per diem during the recess
nor mileage in returning to the capi'ai %
allowed.
tors were entitled to mileage for attending
the extra session. He thought it was un-
constitutional that they should receive
such compensation. Bat If it was heid 1
that they were, then they shonld be pa4d
per diem during the recess: he dia nov
think that the Senators should receive
either, and therefore offered tho foregoing
resolution.
Mr. Farnesworth thought there was no
question about.
r 0L.f.,.,,Y IN f.rE-Ih ua.Ix
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provided that the minority would indulge
in no foolishness to help them out OF the
scrapeS they are in and likely to get IN
hereafter.
Some Of tho members OF the Legislature
returned last night, but il is not probable
that quorum of either branch will be in
the city this afternoon, when they are TO
meet, pursuant to their adjournment last
Friday morning. Very little business can
be done before tomorrow.
Talking with a group of members last
night, the
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Log Rolling There Would BE

10 have a Commission elected in order TO
favor particular measures. Heidi not be-
lieYe that any material interest OF tho
country WAS liable to be destroyed or m
iured by any committee appointed by the
SPEAKER. Every action OF every commit
tee had TO undergo the scrutiny OF the
House. Personal grievances existed IN
eYerY legislative body. He Reed did not
concur entirely with his committee
in regard TO the increase
i'm committee membership. Neither
did he believe the committees SHOULD oe
annointed without regard to the geograph-
icsl divisions. lie believed the business
Of individuals, aud not where they slept
ought to be considered in determining on
what committees they shosld serve. q
Mr.. Kelly said his ambition fer Congress,
sional life had been abundantly gratihed
by the kindness of the Speaker. lie re-
rarded the report of the Committee on
Il
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Another Arctic explorer, the celeIra-
y Sir George Mares, Is coming over TO
mcrica, presumably for the purpose Of
,wrjr. Americans 20 embark in a new
meme lor reaching the pole. he will
hrl.7 meet with better success than did
tmmaudcr Chcyne. With the fate Of
i. Jrapnctte fresh in mind, the people
INis country arc not now afflicted to
,,v grrat extent with u Polar search
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than any of the other candidates who are
named. The evidence in this behalf which
they brought forward, is almost oyerpow.
ering. All are agreed that Jewett would
make grand President. From the stand
point of the conference, a Democratic Ma
tional victory IN 1881 is confidently pre-
dictCd.
Very little consideration was given to our
present General Assembly 1t WAS conclu-
ded that the Republicans had the requisite
quantity of rope. and that they were in n
fair way 10
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Greatly Surprised

when they come to look into the matter.
Pcudleton has a great many friends. it was
stated, and his recent speech on Civil Ser
vice Reform has made him many more;
but in almost every neighbOrhOod tho De-
mocracy seem to be looking for the coming
of Tilden. Several of the statesmen who
constituted the conference Of last night are
for Hugh j. Jewett; and they reported the
names of influential public men IN all parts
of the State who want him nominated.
They believe that he can carry New
York over anybody the Repub-
liCanS may run, and that he Is
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Gentlemen Slightedi

might say. when they looked on the BEAM
ing face Of the gentleman from New jersey
cP6bcsonl whats good enough for him, is
coed enough for me-" II the committees
were increased still they might sing: Fifty
misplaced members we, misplaced all
against our wills" The Speaker had
placed ten members in the Committee on
Militia, and invited Srumblers to step up
and bid for a vacant place. The consola-
ton in the matter was that Massachusetts,
p,psylvapia and Ohio had
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
rhe Coming Verdict.

WASHINGTON , Jan. l5.-The pro
BILE verdict in the Guiteau trial is the
absorbing topic. A distinguished
New England lawyer, for istance
has given il as his opinion that feeble
as in some respects tbe defence has
been, it has clearly made out that
Guiteau belongs to that class of Grim
inals, whom, when the plead OF in.
sanity has been set up, juries have
not found guilty and have confied as
lunatics. This is the view taken
quite largely by lawyers and per-
SONS who view it as an ordinary case.
The lawyers al d other specially ine
terested in behalf of the criminal now
express considerable confidence that
the jury will not convict.
some persons who have studied
the jurors and made themselves
familiar with the characteristics ana
general intelligence ofJurymen tend
toward the opinion that the verdict
Of guilty will never be rendered by
this Jury.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
PUSHING TMEER WAY TO FOR
TuNE.

THE CAREER OF TWO BOYS WHO MET
FORTY SIX YEARS AGO ON THE TOW
PATH.
HoNEspALE, Pa, Jan. 14.--In the
summer uf 1886 a bare footed boy was
ON his way 10 H0nesdsle, walking the
TO path OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal. When four miles this side OF
Port JEWS, aud stiii forty miles from
his destination, he was oyertaken by u
canal boa. lie was asked TO jump
aboard the boat aud ride, which he
did. On the boat was Scotch family
Just landed 10 America, who we're on
their way 10 the Pennsylvania coal
fields. One OF it's members was boy
the same age of the young pedestrian,
IL years. A strcng friendship grew
up between the two boys by the time
they reached HoHesdaie. Tue Scotch
family went ON to Carbondaie, the
centre Of the Lackawanna coal tield.
The boy who had been given the ride
on the boat obtained employment on
the canal. His friend, the Scotch boy,
worked la the miees Tor short time
as mule boy. Both he and the former
bars foot boy rose in the company's
service. The Scotch boy OF forty SIX
Yeas age is Thomas Dickson, Presi.
dent of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. His friend, the Other
by, is Col. +. Young, Grneral Mana
ger Of the company, and President OF
its A ibany and SusquebanDa Railroad
system. Mr.. Dickson, Mr.. oung, j,
4. Oliphant, the Treasurer OF the
company, Mr.. Van Sicklen, Superin.
tendent Of the coal department, Il
NAnville, Superintendent Of the Peun
sylvania division of the company
railro d, and Mr. Weston, Genera
teal Estate Agent, were al. born il
1924, the year in which ground wai
broken 10 construct the canal
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
sro.a rs.seraay,. go EaI.loa
AMUSEMENTs.
tFoRaE 81 Mn Nor.s

Te-morrow evening, the erest actress
Geneyieve Ward will present tot the
frat time In this city her play Of "For
get Me Not.' In speaking Of ber PR
formAnee In Brookly the Eagle says;
1t is very rare tbsl star actress buds
herself assisted In the rendition OF q
special play BY 80 excellent . comblps-
tion of talent as Miss Geneveive Ward
has MAJ aged to collect around her in
her performance Of I he mastery written
drama of 'Forget Me Not." Especially
happy has she been In the choice Of a.
Artist t1 personate the next important
character OF the play to that u her own.
Ii very seldom that 30 excellent rea-
der, so thoroughly artistic al actor and
so complete gentleman 10 manners
speech and action, and one, moreover
possessing SO taken stage presence as
is found combined In one and the same
person as Mr.. Frank Clements, in the
character Of Str Horace Weiby. Those
who contemplate going should secure
their sefts at onee,a there IS tile doubt
that tsere will be large and fashionable
audience.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
The Northern nlutrlcs.

IL woul bs W' II fer all v,t r. Of the
oity rssidinR nt rtl Of Sixth strse I. tItx-
anime the assessment Isl ~ IL ais oft
py Thon W. Sav II q ses.t q ,d cc J.
lect of the northern distrtt. TIE
books may be found al the Toll wing
plases:
Fifth wsri-I e Nicholson shoe
store, No, lO6 Wett seventh sire I.
sixth " art-Thos w Savlil - resi-
De nee, Ne. o02 French street.
Seventh Wari-Cclqlhoun's Grag
,tore, r. rty Atrss.
Eighth Ward Bt at IN Smiths dr ~
strr Sevel ~ and Pue street
NTH War Adam Grabb 81 Sons
ar ,c,rylt r Nc. 1916 Mark trett
The ass-s~, r. will II in 10 City hall
to cttfy all err r. on Tuesday, We'd
lesday, Fuday I'd Set r a, January
81, aud Fs.rlary 1,2, a id 8, "a I'd tue
u will bs preseI ID TO tIe Levy
Court ~ the regular ssssien In F1bru-
utrs
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
Five CranIts Fastening WOman's
Death.

BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 15.--Last
month the wife Of AdelDert Dewey, a
well-to do farmer oil ChautaUqua
county, New York, was taken sick
with fever. Dewey would not have a
doctor. He said that the sickness was
sent upon his wife as judgment on
his SINS, and she could only recover
through his doing penance and praying
for forgiveness. Edward Dewey, his
father Joseph Luce, William Luce,
aud "Elder' Collins, neighbors of the
former, agreed with him. The five
men surrounded the sick womau's bed,
and for three days remained in con
slant prayer for her recovery. None
Of them took nourishment during. the
time, and ave no care or attention to
the wants OF the sick woman, who was
raging with delirium. At the end of
three days other neighbors forced
their way into the house, and Dewey
was arrested and placed under bonds
TO give his wife proper care. She died
soon afLerward. Dewey is to be held
responsible for her death.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
An Every -nay Oecurrencn.

In the market: Y oung housekeep
er-"Have you nice calf's head
think John would like one for din
ner.n
Yes, we have one nicely cleaned.
Shall send IL up.n
And have you any quail ? l think
quail on toast would please him.
some just in this morning.
And let me see a loin of beef. Is
it quite season for yenison yet 2p
mo. Shall | send the calf's head
quail and lein of beef?''
well, no, | guess not. You can
give me a halt a pound OF pork
steak"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
WHAT MARPEHED YESTERDAY.
Leading Occurrences Of the Past
Twenty fomr Hears.

Leading Occurrences Of the Past
Twenty four Hsnrs.
A telegram from Newport says
the Government has accepted for the
use Of the Navy the lay Halght
torpedo, which was experimental
with ct Newport last summer.
The members Of the Senate Conn
mIttee on Pensions are unanimously
in favor Of the bill granting about
SIS 900 arrears Of pensions to Mrs.
Lincoln, and Is expected will agree
upon bill at the Committees next
meeting, on Saturday.
The House Committee on Elecs
tTons yesterday dismissed the case
OF Mcdowell VS.. George, of Oregon.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
a l.. COOK, OF New York, 10 be luz
dian Agent al Fort Hall, Idaho;
Peter ROnan, of Montana, Agent at
the Flathead Agency; James Bald
ridge, Postmaster at Greensburg,
Pa; G. W. Eckman, Postmaster at
Danyille, Penna.; and NJ. n. NALL,
Postmaster at Hanover, Penna.
Seventeen new cases of small pox
were reported In Pittsburg yester-
day.-F. e. Augell, a well-known
telegrapher, died IN Chicago, on
Monday night of small pox.
Twenty three persons were injured
by the railroad disaster near New
Albion Ind, on Monday night. three
of whom are not expected to recover
As already reported, an infant was
killed Two of the cars caught fire
from overturned stoves, and for a
time many of the passengers were
In danger of burning to death.
A drove of 525 turkeys was delivered
to .Messers Wood, Morrell & Co., in
JohDstowD, Pa, two days before Christ
mas. They were bought In Westmore-
land county, and driven along the road
to their destination as cattle are driven
in that part OF the country. So sklltuly
we're they managed that only one tur-
key Of the whole t escaped and got lost.
The President yesterday nomi-
natsd the following additional Post
masters for Pennsylvania offices
George Middow, at Waypesboroughi
William Gibson, at Petrolia; Henry
+. Walton, at Stroudsburg.
q Ex-senator Clayton, of Arkansas
who is now in Washington, denies
that there has been any conference in
Little Rock of colored men OPT oseC
to him, or any call for State conven
tion issaed.
The Legislature OF Iowa reassem'
bled yesterday. Wilson, Republican
was elected U. s. Senator for the lonI
term, and McDill, Republican, for thI
short term, By separate vote of eacl
House. Their election will be de
clared in joint convention to-day.
Governor McEnsry, of Louisiana
has issued proclamation calling th'
attention of the local authorities 0
Orleans and other parishes to the dan
ger of an approaching food, and th
importance of making all Deedful re-
pairs to the public levees without de
lay.
Clarkson N. Potter VAS suddenl
seized with severe illness in Alban
yesterday afternoon, and is confne
10 his room. 1t is said he is sufferin
from nervous pIostration.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
SECURED me Autox rnnh /.

A few days ago a young gentleman IN
tbs city made arrangements with the
officers Of the Farmers Bank to send a
check ID the amount OF $50 TO CHARLES j
Guiteau, for the purpose Of obtaining
The dttasiabla mnrdereI's autograph ii
possible. Tie check was mailed, iieti-
slous name being signed, aAd 10 few
days thereafter it WAS returned by Mr..
scoyille, Guit-au having endorsed IT,.
Mr.. SeOVIlle stated in a letter accom-
panylng the check that If It was good to
SEND he money aud IL not good to re-
urn t le check. OF course it WAS no
good, but il was net returned, aud is
now in the possession of the young geL-
tleman.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-18
LegisInforA Acnred.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16-The
House to-day passed concurrent les0,
lutions that the city authorities be
requested TO furnish suitable small
pox hospital within three days for he
sole benefit of the members and at
taehes of the Legislature. The Senate
refused to concur, and it is now stated
that the House will to morrow pass a
resolution for the removal of the leg
islative session to Norfolk.