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THE NEW
WHOLE NO. 7244. MORNING EDITION ? WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1853. PRICE ' TWO CENTS.
[DOUBLE SHEET.
BALLS UY ArcnOB.
8HI0NBB a*LE-Oi Ht>l* -3. ^AlONS. STOCK
L lid Machinery rf i Tocaooo oatablUhment; baric g a
od trade <1 oomurj with apparatiia for
i-ting; al*o, Team* !'? ? i i'.v m . .1 r.iim try. Will bi aid oa a
edit of nix month* fe? approved paper- If not aold l.y
?i'Bte eala. will L- aold *i 'u 'im >n Ifuli ii?y <.f Sep'>e*n
r next. I'ojr further pn rt.i ul irt inqi.iie of Juaepb Clark,
Wi liltfcle* "trcot. All iuv -i
JoS era CL* RK^Aadgnee.
CCTION WwTlCS- n. N Bl <H WILL SELL, TUTS
L day, at lii^i o'i ilooV^ intl>? t .li'H tooibh, No. 10 North
F i 1 1 i it in streot a iji.ai. ' i?. > <.f r-w an.i ae> ond hand Fnrai
pro iir..ecrifa Oro< ?*'? fix'urot, I'laforui and 'jther Scaler,
H "lit- r?. Mfcdtrin lints in .
COTlON WOTICB. TtU tl.ts UKliL, AUCTIONEER?
k- Bv T. L N Tao '?*?? It ? rblt da* ?t 1 : o'olojk. p'o
"fly, ?i > h? aold to the hUhoat bidder the good will.
ta?o, &?d ailt.hr Furaltur*, 3? root and Saloon "it.
i-as, (.f the eatabl'sbmeot Wo. Ill We?t s r<ot, near Cbarlea.
eoimMe chaw it ? tha himlnet.. ( ?? ? well Tha owner *o
i, ? tho onuntr.v Tt-ri - ? Vi-.dty 1 r.- tulu in tho
Juction Rooms, No lSt^'noa street.
LUERY H NICOL * Y, AtJ'VrrOMF.LR ?STOCK OF
l Torl? far manu't'turm / rogu'fttioii valval a>.d ?r*?
I're p;i:a|r<e at atic >0'. Albert H. N. onlay will ?all an
Iritay Nr|itemher .'i ?' !u> , n'oi i?k at No 17 l?ey afreet.
S tin. rtc.r. xinotr the <iir <ni a of th* uoderalgaod, who has
tea at'jn. iutcd ru 'Iwr f' r J L>w Ht '1o byordar of tha
nptriitr t'oflrt of tli? ?ntl?? t?*oeo>it of ? firm, oon'laitng
r a Stock of To .In Book V- on?is and Sto.'.n, at foil* ?? :
hroo Trr?lr<r Lathes, a> <1 tix'nri* ootnoh-.t.e: throa Vl te*;
re Pla-tamitlif" m, nn'll. n minora a?'i T inr*.
htec Scr?w Platoa. wl l> Tun ??i) l'>?; cti" Proof Cinj'.
bd Kxtti' "? ef m.iloto a ! i *it.v of Hi'iX'ilitioi; Valvoa ail
r?-a?ro Itadia Hi 'r I'uf'Vlnr, ami vtrioua othar
rtti'loa too min!oroit? ?o montion, oompr^iuK l? all an 'm
'eta Slock ofTooIs. i > f-r tha purpoto of maanfhttaria ?
?au'athK valvtl and pr' ??Hro Rii?gc?. Tctml rash, hanks
le money.' S. L KINQ,
Reo?f?er for Mes?r*. ? 1 . Low fc Co.
? T .IAMES C. KcO .U HK? QOV*!#lN?BJIT SALS OF
' Oiduanc* Store* ? Vt'M l>- olTarud at piiblio aala, at
Ta-biDirtoB Araonal on tlio If'.L ^ej'.nmbor. 1H52. the f>l>
fwin/t t.rdsanc# Stor-. . , \'.r: ? 10 t w> nty-f nr noanler iron
??? old^WUorii: 3S i-l?,'t?>?i> p-.tind'T do. do.: 18 tnrelra
vtitidtr do. do : !> ?'x ponnli-r do do : '.<7 t? ?nty-four p >uu I
"on Qod.taor. do i .r' H t*.o <'?r> a: 2 Fire himiw : I H??e an '
'i?a <'?ri^2 ?ot? of Uaf"'--' aad a lot of fence Paling* an l
i ?t*. Tn? artleloa can hb &? tbe ariooal on anv dar
ef' re thr day of rn'a Sa'o ?o o .io-nanoe at 12 M. Tcrmi,
a?l> *u Uolivery Tlio ' is to M removed by tho pmr
hascr. " JAtttttC MoflUIHE, Auctlonoor.
,, G. HOKIOX, At CTI'IN EL II? STORE 35 8(XTff
U* ? *"obou.? W^dno-day, ct m >?r I, I at half paat
"lo'cl'ck. at No fc7 tre?iwfoh avamo. a lot of roaowood
nd m*l ijrany F?r*it.tir? eon<H*ixK rf Bookeaaoa, Cktlri,
0fR?. majbla-top <i?nt'? T'-IiIh? and Wao'Mit widj, droMiag
Ruriau, card Tiklos. Be<la<oad?, fee. he.
Hekrv t. Leeds, A'TCTinNLKR. ? household
Fvnitnro. Jto.. r.n Tlmra 'ay. Septomhnr iiJ, at 1U>?
'clock, afpafwoom 3srtia'nher*?t,r"?*. comprUing aneno
ril anor*njent of B?n "k-'ld Fnraitnrc, mob as S*fa?,
t hairs, To??a-t?t(a, Conevoa Divani tnthojtany French
Bed?t1a("?, mahofcaoy and ?oh?w -od marble top drooainr
Jnrei.ui aad Wts'iftandc) w at-lr il.oa. B iokoasea, broaaoa
''?i Eat. (and*, tilver plated Wuro. xu. Catalognoi on tha
aorning of sale.
1. rANDKWATiR, AnOTTONBER? WILL SELL,
on Thnrsday, Sep*etnb?r 'J at. ll?J? o'olock, at tho aalos
[*< m, H Wall s'reet? ?iar?i'.orc? a large and deairable a?
frtment Afacjerlor oaatom D-adorJoawood, mthogany. and
lack r\lnut Farnito'e, e.o ?ni'.o. 8<i'aa. Tote a tctaa oarved
ifntro, a?fa, pier at i work Tub'es extenai'n dlaias Table*,
r'airn, Loungoa Dlv*n?. lled.ite. dg B'irevis. Watnitanda,
?namcll"d chainher Foroii ire. V?.rt.?eap>B, PalUaatera, he
\lco, ote handioDic 7 octave Pianof rte, of linatono.
OHN W. 80MERDTK E. AUCTIONEER? STORB, NO.
11 Jprnoe Btrcct. Tlmr <*.v, Saptombor 2, at 10 o'olook,
t tlie a notion room tho oil" L-?- of an Exprou Company,
iiel-tii s of ere ot Hftrlp-jV hal 'tr,ard?r Safe* two Money
! 'heats or S?afe? o?e conixog (?or. Safe, one TrniA. threo
Irpe 1 \pvtaa C'licMg one lar :?> V,at'oran Scale, cno Count
n?r rocDi U4tk, one Ootii.fr, tar > common l?eaki. onn Port
ble ForTC Alpo byylrtnaof an e x?ontioa. a lot ot'SUja'
tlockr Imcka. \ o ; au.> a lot of Ll?nnmTltau, and a inan
tlty of sceond liand rurri'uro
CBartfi*? RRUGER Constable.
m
C KJBBP, AVCT.ONEER ? TRNITrHB. PIANO
forta. Sso ? T j-m"rr.nv (Thnrsday ). nt teu o'clock, at
horac T6 l'ranilir ftr ot ? '1 tho Fi'rniture oonl.a^nod >n
li^ubovi hor.ae, roBali'tliu of a>l t'ie renal aimrttnont of a
tlvtofaailly aniorg which ia ono rosewood Pianoforte, a
cry go * d inglrumeTit; tn? r-a'.o??ny extonBio* D'ning
'akla, a licndaonia Ftco h mantel Clock, ooe handgone tna
retny Wardrobo. niaho^iiuy S?f*?ar. l Chairs. Ca* not s,
nreout, Jt'dsti.ads Sc.. oil of which will l>o sold without
ecrve, as the faiuily aro ahout toa-virc fur Earopo.
r ILL! AM WITTERS llTOTIONEER? TtHTRSDAT.
at. Oo'clock nt 1 li Cha"?harsatrcet. all tho fnmitBre
ontaincd in {he h <0' k conal?i ing ?f Parlor, Dining room,
'fcar.h<r and Uitcbcn Fuioitnre. Sofaa, Chaira, Wiadow
uTt?lr.t, Mirror*, TaMas Bnr?ara, Btduias, Carpcti, Oil
loth. &?? AUo, tho hnu ie to ict.
t ILLTAU WfTTBRS. AU.ITrONKER? THIS DAT,
at tO o'clock at l^ria'al >.t.rac* Mortv;ago Sale of
S< fa? mahoirary md other Obaira. Rooking and
S"syC'li-irs. PitrOlti at, Pice Centre Card and Dining
rahlei <? i l'.'iintirga. W ordrot.ea D IngBuroaus W a*h
tatid., ?) i.ilot iota toahoaany French and Cottar Bad
teada. 1' al r Mattre >iea Feather Bed* Cr.rpetf, Oilcloth*,
3r?ir Rod*. KluLan Furnitur:, &o. Si o.
XZSCICLJ AJOMHJC.
JNTEPFSTINO TVE WOPLD CALL TfTF. ATTFTf
4tiMi of ill perion* who would mid to 'heir wealth, safely,
.ur ly. lnrrelv, end ^y coir oaratlc-e 'mall r.rtlaj to an ad
rertlsmie t In th.i "{Tune Journal" of dato 2*th Airxt
iaet .1 > woer nt * ' ? properlv n'lm'ed t", li?<i <r' In town. may he
'? nt.ii, I y . allitiR at the cilice of t!.o Homo Journal. No. 107
Mlei f t tt. U. s. k CO
PF/.rma: 1 fa cue ; peaches ;-lots of th.
tti.ii pies of '?ip wh.ilenalH end ntail. at the lowest
r"a k t r i i o, corner of ;!r<>al?ay and Anorplaco. Now
in your tl m ?? 'or ewoet meats Opposi'lon to nil N?wYork.
N. B.- P. a< l.es sei t to ?nj part of the eitv froe of chafe.
ALUEO k BROTUHK9. W HOLES *LC AND RETA'L
Pea -ri In Colf-e, Tea Smir U"im? vo , I'li Bowery,
fourth ?ii or above Iiroot.i* kfreet and >Mi G-aud street,
teeoril Mi ? U ?a?t ?' the D i? try havo j?ist received a choice
X?ser'iii0at of Freeh Te*3 ?Mih had r ho"n carifnlly se
lected hi r n cirarixnotd te?t.??trr. v : h -roehl reference
i sir. rsi! , and d?lloncy of fit*. r aro warrant
k I e<| ii bi, i ' >- ot enp>r|or to any teas now f"r sale in this
market. The full<"winr ;ir> t''o rc<>il prices for 1?m? of
these tta": Fined, Von; it., in, il shillings (70 ots ) per
pound: Er'rn Finn do I lul'n (filets per pound; Jlest
I' a l'v O .! pb, 4 iliil i ii"- (ftO otp, ) pee ponml; Pure Em'uh
Uri sUa. t. ebiMirra (S7', 1 1* > p^r pi. 'rd. aIs.', an ext-a
qnnlitv p' Cl'i Oi v.rir.n et ,l?ta CofiV.>, at | J pence per
p itintf. {>? erf Java ? lolTj" at ! ?""?illlnrf p. r p tund.
AF 'Rll'NE POR TF>' LATHED? TO SELL, A VKV
article fortius I ? i I* ? tr ? ??. r a! l"?\utiSor? wanted hy
pi-cry lm'v Apply or ml. ?????? 317 Bo?iry. r.y enclosing
Sf-t, tamvlofc will bo forwarded.
7>TTC>t BUT.B'"!^ ROO'S? THE SUBSCRIBERS
1* l.er. jnM rsrelvcd jer steamer Asln, a fins o-'lle ti in
O' 1 nieli rtnlhnna K> ( ??, tl ? :ir.t re eir d feaitn, e a
I tin t c I' ; iui'l" .im' li " Mvaeliithii Cro ?'n Imp. ria>,
In'lfs nil Tf rii its <""> i^ns of all to'la OlnliiliM, I r i
A **?T*on s Ran?-ncnlns 8nn?d'or3. lon'ile I u
<1 iw?, I Vly an'hii', N*r'i?nin Dnhlo NarM:.n?, lj(lHe?,
^ri in'. ' " I lie hnl' .. . i> in the tin s' pi sslhie con ii
?ed iiror^ a .?v ia' ofp'-r?iini'.y loparilt - return
1c tf nth and Went, tosiprly ihetnRi 1 r?? ?i h Impir'ed
J i!l' ? at il f? nnnton lv ? ar!y peri id o! tlr? ?c?son. tlata
1 ciieit oi. a, pli ?' ion.
J II TIIORnVRN ii C ">, 15 John utrcat.
SlfHIl>0 INFOTlMATiOV _J, iOIE< *N D OE.n'TI.F.
IP i ii Kiting any l?fk ofl' ? arin!? a pp ,rel. ,|c * clrv or nny
f ill tier f (ropcvlvt M r o of. .\ ill ?t. 1 ? rcnly pnr
c} a ir !l riddri psing a 1'ac *o the * ih. Tilier. ?- li i m ill tfiro
thcf?;i value for ev >tt k -i-cI.' np-l inv io hanVahle money.
3 L FlluLII'S 17 H ull atrcot, baseiPBtt.
B1LM .BI) TAHl.rS ? l;r II and OT'tKRS
v ipl i to pur1 1??< wjl' d" w^li 1 1 call ?nd oxaini"#,
|i f i p\ir( I a?ti a ? l?i \ hero a larzn stui'V til Olotlis, 'lalls,
f. .? *ed ^r*r.ch Otr iiiv. on 'ii..!! wh! 'i we rff .r 10 per
C'nii Icia than any othi r pstn'i.i'h n?nl in the cii r.
ORI <? I 1T8 k 1VFCK1R Wo. 00 Ana ti-et.
Dtim h Avn i'atv. ? t VEtiiriNE-; -r.;t oro>*
l<allv'? llt^iep] 0|r.> ,ic?.f, Hi -Jo TnyUr'1 Rnlsam fit
\?r? rrt ."OU di ?<*n It owln od'ii < holacociie (sure our* for
f.rtr i d s.iK ) r> ir. K llinoi 1,1 I m ? n f CO hhls Cm
f. r Oil (' . f.t ) 20 ra'f? Ipilia d.i , fill hfcla Shcllao an^ Al
roh ' I ( li s?) ' l1* ' '?* II o% n n ? also 20 000 ' n ar
r < o, 0 I iie? jlporiw (??sorte" ), \ 5. ho. in i|nan<itiei to
urt cu?ti ni' ra for . iie h? 'V. W", THAYER, druggist, 8'P
Pi arl ?tr< Franklin t<jnar?. _
flOWAKB1 C?T?i o-m . . >ii in n 9 iVBRIC&N
' Bo"kr, j??t rnhiish ii ai d ?o ' o had (tratii. A^lic.ts
fur the P'rne hy m?ll wl" p'e??e e nloae on ) three ca it
ftstrp Jipt published Phv.J.?i I hooyv of Another lii'e.
<1 AlUri'f Rltnsl . I F'l'e M .sonary J?l Roihefontauld's
il rains fl. WII.LIA* Gtiti'ANS, 178 Fnlkon ?trt.i!t:
I^Wn^OlKFRTVl-iMi'nTITS FFR ATLANTIC AVTi
j _ The oltyjolihi rn ore ?p>" tally Invito 1 to Inspect
otir las' >?! 'rircrtt. of r'cli fmhrolderleg, Fauey Lace Ooodj,
, ailapttd r?r trii el ?" !rade
JOHN IIICIINS A CO., 4.% Rrial ?tr?ot.
hox'4K8, noon*, kto , wax rRi?,
WANTFO-1N THE 1'PrFR PNRT c.f this city,
Ik a TKpertahle ril*hborh?od, n brnia. fnmilbail or
hi fmi i -?l ei!. eortainto? i.ine til ten tood rooms, with all the
tnoi'cr" i " 1 ewrcwi'nls R?i\?trn?l he moderate. Addrasi
H j\ ? WM 1'nst office. ?ta?,!m rnnt and location.
AFI 1Mf>UFT> IIOVSK WANTED, SUITABI.R FOR
a Iirtt olasshoari'lmr honso -all tti?moi1*rn Improva
"?cpts Or"' on water ha h* ai,d ?a?, will ho re ititred. Any
ri rsrn havlnr a hon c of ihi. dearrlption will find a good
i?r.s,nt A JlherM rent will he giren Apply to
O, B AOWEa h:i .an ?tro?t,
117 A' " n Til DIRE \ TlfPEE STORY 1TOIT9E
Tr I tuppo Fnnrt'i nt I Sevnth ??ei> ks, md l'cl"W
Twenty i hird t-tr'et. T" h" r lady hy IV.h 9ep*#?nb?r. Ad
? treat BOO, lUtnld olf m,
WAN1I.n-A 8EI1E OF THRFE OR FOl R CN
fnrnisl-td rooms for a widow lady t';roe children
iiJimrn with a kitchen, or the r?o of cno, in a home
which ha ( ruion wn ter c>* fce The Imul'iin mist h? In
the npper | art oftbe ct'v. l e twein Twentieth arJ Tnlrtieth
jtretts. aud Sj'xth and Mntli ar-unaa. tr a private and re
spe<-ta>le famllr where i> .t mora tl. n,i ppa oihfir ifonld he
7cc?|vcd T' e h?(t if rcff.-aee" given Pita n nddresn D
J)., boi No. 2 fl?0 Caneral Popt office utatlng location, fcc.
CtorMR1' *FaT wwrvn.-wt vted to tm-r
J chn?e within ?f*W w?tl?. of *?ew VerV jtty. a good two.
?tJ>ev hi ??f , with from on? to Avo ain-n ..f land, with fr It
nrd'shad" tr?.e?. rardon and ?*?d otit hi||la|nga. Th? placa
mnst 1 e fltiiMod on Lone Is and Kf si o'. en to and tn
-view e' the w atir at or nonr aom v fo .d vlllate, whora there
lean f'piicnpa^ ' hnndi r ? d sehnn!* arid nisr a st' amhoet
landing ' r iai!*nnd dei -t? ? ? .here arc ptaona for Luot
inn, I'slirr, tailing. &?" Aft . to
II I Iti.LP >N. Naiiian struct.
H01KF W ?,NT*D -A ? EN T ' 1 M W, TIVEVTV-TWO
yi nrt ef SgS. d-. ; . tc 'ind a enieli room wj h neenii.
* ?? an.l te* end d|-<j r en ?ll' ' y. In a r.rlinirt fatnl'r
fit he' Krrpeh flutir- i, er Amithv n In "V A orV, or Brook
ly" wh i re the a^vfi i?r " nld One t p't ?r.mt elr?le and a
<iom'ortahle f on e , 'erftreeUen A ?' lr?ei. with inndt
rale terms teRMro k? Ne. .1,211 I'v t <*lf> e.
?flfANTliD nv A BIVGI.F f?NH,F*AV. A FlfR.
*1 rl'h"" p?r'or e d ?..tri>i io wl-h 'reihlast and t.?
''reonlred, le a rW"ie f.?r*l? ?he?-e ih eo are an oth*r
i>arHe-s ?itl he ira'irr- 1 L -atlon al>n?? fourth
ei.o west n* i?r'<ai'??? it- e,r,rr?. ejchsnged. Applf,
elating terws, to R.< hot ill.' To?t OCA?e.
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
j HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
| THE CLOSING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Graphic Description of the Confusion and Dis
order Incident to the Adjournment.
List of Acts Passed During the Session.
Presidential Appointment* Coafirned,
fco.t Jto.. fco
Ttae Latest from WuhUgtoi.
l'BESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS OONK1KMKD ? 8U00B6S
OK JUOGK Q ALL AT LAST, BTC.
Bri.riAi. coBRtcro^nrM r or the new voiik hkrai.d.
Washington. August 31, 18S2.
Nathaniel K. Ilnll was con firmed to-day m Judga of
the Northern District of Now York. The Senate refused
to confirm him until ho resigned his position ai Post
master General.
Mr. S. D. Hubbard, of Connecticut, was also confirmed
as Postmaster General. He will reach this city on
Thursday.
Mr. Bradford's nomination as Judge of tho Supreme
Oou;t, wif laid over.
Mr. Henry, of Tennessee, Was confirmed as California
Land Commissioner. in place of General Wilson, rejected
jisierday.
A gi eat many confirmations of Consuls and Tudian
agents took place Tlity wore considered in a lump.
a juU^o fur Minesota. from Now York, in place of Mr.
Fuller. ? n- also confirmed.
The most lamentable fog pre rails amongst the m*m
b< rs, aft to the amendments agreed to upou' th? several
appropriation bills. Everything was hurried through in
a Uisgraci ful manner.
Aa error occurred in tho publication of the House
proceedings of Friuay. which it in due to Mr Solieraorhorn
to correct. It was Mr. Sohoonmaker, and not th? previ
ously named gentleman, who ca..t one (if the two votea
for H.J. Raymond, for Printer to the House. X. Y. Z
MOEK HKLATIVE TO APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
FROM ANOTHER CORRKSrOMiK TT.
Washington, August 31, 14612.
General Wilson's appointment as California Land Com
mi sicner was rtgected by an exclusive party rote, with
much angry feeling.
If. K. Klkins Marshal of Wisconsin, is crnfim-d.
John .1 Towers was confirmed as Superintendent of
Printing.
lio} d Hamilton, late public printer willget from forty
to fifty thousand. dollars under a blind amendment to the
Civil and Diplomatic bill
1 he Fortification bill will go over.
The naval appropriations provide for carrying out tho
contract with Robert L Stevens to build allotting bat
toy in New York harbor.
Tnimnr-ftiscoiiD ookcrkss.
FIBS! 8R8310N
Senate.
Washington, August SI, 18u2.
Tbo rmiute commenced business at twenty-tire mluutes
past nine o'clock.
The nailing of the journal was dispensed with.
I LASHHCATION or CLEBES IN THE nEFARTMENTS, ETC*
A rev olution was reported from the Finance 0 mimitUc
cuiling on the Department to submit to the Senate next
session a plan for th? classification of the clerks. It was
taken up and adopted.
On motion the Clerk of the Committee in Pinance wa-*
continued during the recess.
RErORTS FROM CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
Vr. Buiuht. from tho Committee of Conference on the
Army Appropriation bill made a report on the disagree
ing voter. and it was concurred in.
Mr. Suae, from tho Committee of Conference on the
ro.=t lioute bill, made a report which was concurred
in.
I liAt I 8 ON THE REVENUE? INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE Ar
P0INTKD. 0
Tho resolution offered yesterday b? Mr. Jame?. for tho
appointment of a (elect committee, to sit during reness,
to examine witnesses on oath an to the general business
of iiii|H<rtations. to ascertain whether ray, and what,
frauds buv:- been ccmmitti d and to report at tho next
version, wa- taken U]>
Mr II alb opposed tho resolution. lie did not approve
of keepinic toe functions of Senators alive during tins ro
ct ss of Congress. it wou'd be to keep the Senate per
pttunlly in sesaion udo enable tbeui to travel about tho
country. ii> fives or ttos at the public expense.
Mr. f"io< KT0N moved to strikeout so much of the reso
lution a* given the Chair power to appoint the committee.
Apr< od to
Mr. IIami i\ paid there were great rpeechea mi do on
the ruljject cf imu'ih uu the tariff. He hoped thi? liKjui
rj would be nittde. imd that subject put at rest.
Mr Custt *?i in ta i or of the resolution, and hoped tho
lfcotiirv ?(.|i:d 1 ?? lunde .
Mr. Mason mid he had no d. ubt but frauds were c^m
n i'ti 'i under the low ?if ihire were not.it would Iw the
orl> bnu eb of the government where fraud* were not at
t* mpttd lie thought the to be gained wan the in
? mm oi ill : ios. To the- lie was opposed. He was abo, I
uj posed to buv'i>g committee* eittiug during the reoM.*.
Mr Jamj^ Find lie w-iis not in fitror of increasing
duties be a f r carrjlng out the spirit of th' 03t of
? HI it v jf a well- known f?ct|th;?t the mechanics, ar
* i ? :>tip at .1 agriculturists. paid the fml amount of the
?ii!. ? <?>'?? artlriw consumed by them while it wus alio
a . i > known tiuit 1 hose who u-sd hmidelo*th finer eas
i iiriiet ; ilk?, and laces, did not p*y more than two
llm ii r of Ihc dvitii s Imoostd noon ttio^e articles.
? 1 ii s i hi opposed th? resolution.
lilt & A V V BILL.
.V y Air r.nBT.l'V uiiiuiiuious coti ent ?U allowed to i
i : kr n rei it tn nt ihe i'?.uipiittee of Confi rvnee on the
.Navy Appropriation bill.
Mr ?? >> oppo > iJ concirririp iti the r< port, h!o m;c
the : ni' i.nini rit tor the repairs oi the l?o=p:i.d at 1'ensa
? ? In ?r.1' abandoned. The qacatlon was taken and th*
i ? pi vt tone urn <1 in.
llll UifM v i Ha I iii J'Ti .
I i-.' co?i.'i<b ration of Mr. Jam. s' re olutlon was ro
fV.ti it n* ii ii was adopted, as follow ? ?
. _ ?i liu'j;. r, Ilnynrd. Bell linrl*nd. Brrxit'esd,
? v. i . t , ? Itrkc. t IcuiL'Qs, ???.'. j?*r, l?avi?, Mrier. Honstoa
?l > is. i t ?, . I ?n MaH ry Miukmo M*rri??t1*r,
.Vi.ler Niui* f-mitb CpruMOe, Stockton. W'*d?, Walter,
Hid Wtll-t ? 2l>
N'/,-? Mi - s. A dun*. Bri.hl. Butler, D-?'*n?far?.
Foit, li re, l'rttir, Mtsoc, ftirre. Husk, Lunatr, and
t III) I.IOOC. l.r'.
Tlie fi'kiTiti cn'ih joint rule wa.- ?u-pended. f> a? to ?l
low j 1 1 l 7 Mopiiatk'ii 1? lli> to t o h nt to the Pn sldent.
It v i "\v .i nimrti i past teo. ati'l th" n ite proceed
ei to bi 't for ti fell et Cooitni tee under Mr .lamps' ro
tolHti'D Duiiiig wtiirh, tiie 1 iglit House bill was
s'.^ied.
The r mmiUcc clioseu are? Mewr.'. Jaiues Shields,
lliijiUt, Dkwu d. . nd liell.
till l A'l 111' K* SENATOR Tl'LEk ETC.
Tile f-? nato trfk up Mr. Morton's resolution to pay
li!.\ Id 1. 1 lilt e. out ot the cootingeut fund of the Senate,
u >.nn r.iiial to the amount of per diem of a .Senator from
i !.i i i>t liny of tin si "slon till the day on which Mr. Mai
Im > vas.di oil. red fen*t"r.
M f An. ms opposed the resolution.
i be < hair, nt ten nmuiies to eleven. Mgned tbeOivii
and ; Splcniutie Appropriation bill, aud the Army Appro
1 1 in loo till
Mr Morto*t iiC bis re?olutinn would lead to debate
? n i be ioovi d ibat It be laid on the table.
llll Ml. SOI 1.1 AND ARRANtAS 1411. K"AI> I. AND BU I .
>.r Hoi.t ino finai the Conitnlttee rn Public bands,
r foiled back tl?0 House bill granting lnod to At kim-ax
and llii'ioiir) to aid In the ron trnetion of cartnin rail
loini s hi tliwe States, and movnl that It bo taken up.
Nir. I niie. vi.oo objected .
TbeCiuik could betaken up If a majority so
deu iniiavd.
Mr. t'M.rewonD Mid that it required untvnln>ous con
si Tit, tv' uiuke thr report
The Ciiair di eld< d oi herwl e.
'Jr lioH i an i.'s motion was rejected. Aye* 11.
iMrwr nr*iM"s? ai.i tours or Moiinfs.
It -Bus iiow live minutes to 11 o'clock, and 5Ir Bright,
k in ) of la., mo^td ibat tho Senate procecd to cxecu- I
ii\? tmilnMe,
>.r lioi no> . (di m."\ , if Tfxaf. desin d tn make a report
fn to il^ Be' -ct <'<iouitt:e? on Frauds. Briliery, &c.,and
l.i d 'bn* ihe uiot'.iii be withdraw i
Sevin.' StmtOT* det-ired to mskr reports, ond to make
W'tlor
Mr. lint. i i?l viui withdraw my motion for any per
u n * Miner
I! mm lor wu' ((reed to std the Senate proceeded to
ihi eenside atlon of i xt eutive V.iv iness.
Atba't-j tst elm n tbt Navnl biii WM signed by the
Chdir nad s> nt to the I'ri idvnt. who with his cabinet,
^ in a'.i unjoining notn
Vt a i|i ar' i r lieton twilve the dofits were opened.
:? OKT o: THK COMMITt rl ot rRAVtiS, miHKKT, AND
CO* at rnr.N r.KNKR li l t.
*'r Hot ? toN niHtb his nport. stattrv that the com
ttili .ee bail ni t. timo to eompie'e nny ono ea?o. bnt would
Co ? i bj ibi next si*>loti lie uioved thai the report and
st i If b< t |R. n and pt lilted
..Ijr. Ha' i ?r, (whig) of N.C., ejected l?ccau-f nothing
? a- rt n.| leted.
Mi. llouNVW 'ben withdrew his report
ron Riidtsi*? esiNTiRO, k>:.
The C'sir sigwd the Po?t Bear* Mil
A re<-i Intloe wa- err?-d to th?' the HeorfUrf .if t b?
?mato p?y ttuiing Uic reoeaa for oeruun printing.
A mohsage was received fbom the Pre Id' at as to
ocean postcge. Referred and printed.
Mr Rocle, (dem.) of La. offered a relation that the
Secretary of the Nnvy nend to the Menate a stuteinen' of
amount' expended at each nary yard for sites and bu 14.
Ings. Adopted.
REPORTS ? DOCUMENTS IMLPD. ETC
Mr DOravtf. (dem ) of III . reported back several
House bllla which w*re laid on the table.
Hevoraloommit tees reported unfinished business.
On mrtlen of Mr Rhifi.os Mem.) of HI all 'h?
papcrH befcr* committee* were ordered to be returned [0
tb* file* of the Rentte.
?Jr Doner (d*m ) offered two resolutions Order! tij th?
disttibution of certain dooiimeos Adopted
Messrs. Mason, Atchison Morton, and Adams, ob
tained lea?e to withdraw certain papers frem fie flies
COMMITTEE APPOIN1EO TO WAIT OH TIIE I'RI'.BIIM NT
Mr. Undbrwooo uored that a committee bu appointed
to inform the President that th.; Senate are tow rt idy
to mljnurn Agreed to.
aiewre. TTitdi nwnon, Pratt, and Ua\ari>. wero np
pointed; and at two minutes liefon twe ?e o'clock the
committee returned and reported that the IV
b?d no further cofrmnulcttion to mi?k? to tho Setihtn.
^rn'd fljem hi* congratulations on tho close ot
their labors.
THANKS TO HON. WM H. KINO ? WUOVIINMS \T
. Mr Manchim. (whig) of N 0 . offered a re oluti'on tint
*ur IBMNEB of the 0ettete he given to the Boi V
King [a far the ability digaity. eat ftmparttalttv with
?e hug diprharpcri the auli?? ot the Senate.
'1 he rex lutien was adopted titiHmmotn-iy.
Mr. Kino took lh? chair returned th?nk3 forth
<v D<pliB'< nt end expr.-ssed hi* regret it he 'tad cm r ii
pleased any on? by his d<oiaions. and then pronounce I
tlic Scna'e Of the United Rta'ts adjourned, hi,-- 7 ir.
Ilonac of RrpiDMiiUtlvc*.
Waskiwoton, Aiifjuit 31, lK5i*.
The House met at nine o'clock The n ading of the
journal was dispensed with in r.et it wan not prepared
owing to the multiplicity of business and want M tiuic.
TIIS PCST ROUTE IIIU ? NO .JUOHI M, MC .
Mr. CuRk. fiom the Committee of Ojnferi-uco. made a
rtpoit of th< disagreeing n.mcaduieats to (he Post I ionic
US. He said the amendments wero most obnoxious to
the Houfe. particularly tho section which aulhor.roi
marshals in certain caw.*, was omitUd.
On voting to reeond the previous question n> quorum
ap|Mkt?d. ana there had to be a call of t tie house. Ouo
hundred and thiity five members answered to thoir
Danes
Under the operation of the previous question the re
port was concurred in.
THE biKUAL Aerl OriUATICN BILL? EXPLANATION OF MR.
COBB ETC
Mr Cohb said he. yesterday, from a ense of duty to
hinucl* and to the country voted en ma?m for the amend
ments. ai 'hough contrary to his judgment rather ium
the General Appropriation bill should be lost, and had
atterwaNa uored to reoonaider the rote by which the
* ote of the Commit tee of Conference Was eurred in.
Mr l'?Tcnra ?I more to lay the motion on the table.
Mr. Oobh ? Will you wait till you get the floor to maKc
the action ?
Mr. Hart railed Mr Oobh to order, and ; aid ?' Don't
lhu?t?ke up our time ''
Mr Conn? 1'U do a.- I pleuso,
Mr. H?>t? Then 1 will call you to order when you :ae
outofcrd*r.
Mr Oo aa remarked (hat aU he bad to say was. that he
voted lor the report, to keep the bill alive; aud then !
nitbeuew the mUaon to rcooLoiaer 1
Mr. Houatom was obU^od to his friend fjr his pstriot
i.sui, but he was satisCeo ihut the:? were not si* iued to defeat that bill.
REPOHTA I ROM CO.trEKENO COMM. I V ! H r.-i .
Mr Hoostos then made a r? port fc-om : he Coicmtttee 1
of Conference oo the disagreeing ainendmentt- to liie
A. my Appropriation bill, which was concurred in.
? 'u moiioo of Mr Jones, of Tennessee the K-vcnteeni h
jtirii rule which prohibits a bill from being presented
tothe I'n sUrnt lor his signature on the last Jk, of the
n -fion. wss sy pendtd.
Mr. Phki rs presented n report from th'* Committee of
Cottferer'ce on dl'sp-m irg mucndin.' tits to the IS kt y Ai>
pri priation bill which wss adopted.
Tfce^ n port of the Conference on tUo di-ocrefini?
HDii t'OincDts to the l ost Office Appropriation bill wms
adopted.
TIIF PATEWT RKP0RT. ETC
On tie motion of Mr. Casttkr. ?u, too copies of ihe
en' ire report of ihe Commi sicni r of i'ulenu. was ordered
to be p ii.ted.
Th? Houre called the Tt as and uays on n motion to
oper the wnv for tfc* taking up ol a private bill, which
wa.' not reached. It was now eleven o'clock
raorosco lxtua pay ?cr a RfPuarr.n? ihe ati.r.j not
SLSPkMJKO.
Tlie q^iestion wa? stated tn s*j?pi ndiuj; tho rules
mov.d bv Mr Mann, (whig) of Mavs. last ni/ht tha'.
li< niljiht introduce a rest lution appolntlr jr \y. VV. Carran
rtpcrter of the House, with ptwer to as.-ociatc six nssls
tants bis annual com pi usation io be $1.8(0 p>-o?id>d
t that 6' foie this re?r, lution shall t*ke effect, tho <;!erk of
the House shall have procured from Jobn 0 Hive* sucli a
inc d'i.CHt ion of his contract for reporting ai;d :>rin?ing
the proceedings and debates of the Uou-a a^ t^> relin
qui-h tie price now paid him? the sum io per
column.
l!r. Joves. ( lfm.) of Teen , said this wits too impor- (
tatt a ffirosure to be acted upon now. ar.d dentin J<>d ihe
ye.ts aud nays, which ?? re ordered ' The rnl-f were n'?t
Sus|<Bded there being "u \ eas aaainat 62 nay.* not two*
tbilds. * '
Tt MULTfOUS SCENE
eevrral mattes ( f no public linportance were dispesrd I
of nn.iu much coufusion The galleries ly thi; liuie (half
pe^t H?v?n; wvr* crowd* d.
{^Mirnl amendments were proposed to a resolut on
piv.'rg an Ineiease of salarits to ceriain clerks, foniors, |
'<ni| Inlo/ers. in addition to those provided for yeeterd>iy. j
T1 1 c< tifiihion w#i generHl tbrougbaiit the procccdingi '
with occa.-ional desperate fctru^gle.- r.n the part of mem- <
bers to t bfaln the floor. |
Ihe Rpsakkr ss.ld he would not recognlsa any ^ratie- \
iraij who did not rise fitm his seat io address hitn. and I
t r< quested all steading to take their t,ent.saud pre-'-rvo i
Order. r v
Hung. bnrg. w< nt the gavil of the prf.-iding offleer, ao- ?
con psnied with cries < f ord-r, order
Mr. Moshii ao (wh>g) of N. moved liie resolution
an*benxit)g the i!'nting<if 10 000 copies ot Stanbury'a
r< port of the explorat on to the tir.i.t Hi It I r\k?. fi^- the
n>< ? f the House, 'i he j? as au?t naj t were order, d.
Mr. (ii i.man. (dem ) of la ? I lure the yeas and nays
be* r> ei ii i r* d on try rcs< lution.'
0 lieiesp' nse wa in the negative, but they hive on the
motion to lay ihe compensation resolution on the table.
?e.?ral Hostages wne received fi m the President of
il I oitea States it Turin ve ihe Ho >-e that he bad si^u
eu ti e ? ivtl snd Plplrmatlc, Po^t Office. Army aud Nuvy,
oib' i at propt taliou iiills
''be question was taken on laying tho compen '."tion
rr.-oluth n on tie thl le. but before thi resui' 'vn? announ
ri-o n hi. j gent'eunn changed their lotc, among them
r . f-iiekeu. (whig) of New York.
Mr Km iiai hm<% (r'em.) of in ?1 ri-o to a question Of
ovurr 1 is thi.- The g> ntlemon from Ntw York bos
e'rr nf) cl.ii- gi d his vote three times and cannot change
ai v m< re
j uv^iiter aud crie of -otder. order
^!r i.'aiiti i h. aiiivi the turmr il. iu an exceed' n^iv loud
ti ? 1 UHvetlie I1(>um idj' tiiii
it iiow isi k< d f ie minutes < f twelve.
iie resul of tb *< ;?' wn<- nnuonnced mnl th ; compon
f?li ii ie*">lutlon ??? now laid on the table,
'ii.- ; riAi ii Himotineid that th? question recurred on
nC'i ' irg to the amendnu nts
Ma>> Voice*? " Vote tin m down," '? Qne Uod,'1
'? < Ue-lif n."
Mr Hah. (dini)rf Mo ? T rise to a privileged ques.
t n nrti move thai the Home adjoi rn.
M' Ma-on (dim.) of Ky . iu nearly the same bleclh
n r. l< n riniilsr tnotn n.
'1 1 <? Sp? nk< r bar ged rnd rnp|.ed calling gentlemen to
rrd'r 'Ihey were standing nna taikin- ioud.y dll over
th- hall
Mr Stanton. (d<m ) of Tenn . ro'o to a question of
o'd'r. viz . the Mouse h is already determined at what
tin i' w(.uir) adjourn.
Mr CaI itis ? I move tie House adjourn.
CK'r ?? ? Agre< d '' " Agie< d." " Adjourn " "Ailjourn.''
'Die Sptashi ? Grnliemen w II resiiuio their seati.
(T'ung bang )
Mr t'Ani irn ? T wit bdrnw the motion.
Mr Pci.v (dem ) of Tenn.? I will at |H-ai to the House
to rrci dc 'rem th- ir amendment to the bill lor the rvliuf
of Mis Miugaret Worth
Cmrs? ??Agreed,'' ' Agreed "
Hie Np? a? >r ? It can only be done by the unnuimou.t
con-*n' of the House,
? Object ol j# ct." broke (Win nil pnrts of the hall.
Jjr I'AtiTi ir. ? 1 renew mv mntion toadjeurn
The RpEAxra, aft<-t knocking to order and rrqiuvrtlng
geiitii iiuj) to risume the'r seats, said tho Chair wUl
rt|it> ti c propotitli n before the House.
.Vr. Harris (dem ) of Tenn , I hope hr will.
He fo'i am i< cried order: gctiUemen are luvltcsl to
take tbi ir seats.
Voirrs ? All rigl t go ahead.
1 1v n fo'Vwe I tremendous thumps wllh his gavil. He
thin aid tha hour fixed for the adjournment of tho
pr.-Knt, k 'den having arrived the Chnlr accordingly
?r:ii uncos it, is lie, use 'tamis artjourned si'rv the
Vohis .Knough i>s id good good, and in high glee
an J eonftt f Uly the members left the hill,
Vhr Work done by Congrcm.
.JOINT I'FJ-OI.rTIOVS PASSED AT TnK MUST SEfciCtON
0? TIIF 1 1UKTY-SFCONP C05CRK8H.
Of weleojr.e to Lout* Koemth. Approved Dep. 0 IMt.
To r tnblifh ceitniu p<^t route*. Approved July 12.
If 52.
Anthorixing the pureiiav of the ninth relume of the
I !i?n of -lie United State*. Approved May 11. 1862
To the e^ntlniinoeo ?f the work upon tha two
w'nf ? r <t Capitol Arproved April 14, 1862
I \'rnil:nrthe time of the ermmiaeion under tbe con
V 't'ion wltb RtatI). Approved Krb. 28. 1WJ.
Orantin* the right of ?nv fo (he Fayetterille and Cen
ir?! l'lank Hoa<? Approved Mny H> 1862.
rrrvidlng 'ortlie binding of cot tain document*. Ap
pro*! d.!nr> 27.1*12
T o authorize th" Pontmaatef Oenerai to legalize certain
' * '?*??(? for tbe 'mn^por'HMon of the mail In California
? \ I Or r gen. A) nrovr<l .lati l;< 1862
I r, > tr r?(r 'or t he printing of additional eopie* of the
wnli. ftnd other d?vinn?nt?. Approvid f)?e 20 1861.
lorttf r.Hef of K'i7?l^ih V T|Mir?t< ?. of the territory
1 Oleeon Approv?d Jniv 21 IftM
lo' ?i ?> i el . f of Klimbrth P'??Kt widow and et?0<lt#r
1 1'oUrt 0 1'rfcwitt d?<?-*M?t. Approve Miuota 19
I >,f*
i A,p-wing an I eonflrning an tot ot Uw
AsprmMy <>f 'he territory of Oregon t>ntltled "'Am act
to prnr?4e for the election of place* for locatiou and
et< * <oa cfibe put>li? building' of the territory ofOr?K?*,
itnd for other purpo-ee " Approved May 4 l",52
Cbi'np'fff the name of f*t. l'etwr's river, iu Minne
sota MKTJ.ory Approved June 19, 18f?2
Authoring the .Secretary of the Treasury to ratify
? lid confirm ?n exchange of lamb. Imtweeo the Uultfd
States and I htultm lie) uolds. of the city ?f c*'
and State of Missi-rippi Approved June 10. 1852.
Accepting from fluiseppe K?j;n?iil a portrait of Henry
Clay, bod ordering it to be placed in the library of foa
urr-K Approved July 3. 1852
rrovlolng for the di-itribution of tho laws of < 'ingress,
and the debate.* then on Approved Aug. 0 1852.
Kegulatii.g tbi' printing of Congress during the reeoM
ACTS ri*i?KV AT TIIK FIK8T HUSSION OK TI1E TIIIBTY
SKl'ONU CONUKlifS.
An act granting the right of way to the Slato of Mis
souri. noil a , ortion of tho public land*, to aiti in the ooa
f bui'.ion of a railn ad fioui Hannibal to St. Joaeph, in
(.aid blatf Approved June 14. Ibia .
An aol to gr?iii a brunch of tho United Mate? Mint iu
Calitoinla. July lit, 185a.
An act to extend the time for ;>>lactlng laml* griuwl
to the Stule if W L- con in. for saline purposes. Miy 4,
An act to confirm to the State of Mich'jan certtin
Lndn Mlectcd for ?alloc purposes. August 25, 1862.
Ad act for tlie relief o( Theodore Olfutt. April 1 1,
1??2
"au act to relinquish to the fctiitc of Iowa tho lan la
seiv d for salt fpiing- therein May 27, 1852
An uot i ii" the rillef of Wiiliam 1'. Oroene. Aujus.
15. Iffiv. ? ...
An mi gr?niii>gr< liof to John A- McGuw, of New \ or*.
Auai'Nt 25 1**52.
An autboiiaing the Secretary of the Treasury to
issue a r s'fer to the Ada. Ji.ounry 23. 1S52.
An act nBMMjda Wj "1 au nt l entitled "an art to pro
vide fur holuing the i.<-urtc of the United Stutesinc# ?
<?1 the . icki.i>. : u oib> r dUability of Uic Judges'* tin)
Dii-triet Co iT-.' ?i pnv< d July 1850. April 2, 18 i ..
An lot for the relief of Kufuo Dvsircl. March 11 18j2.
Au n< ' > i row. . ur<.. >m for th? Oougrv.isional Library.
Jiuu-.ki.* -? 1 - ...
Au ict tr? Mrii ml sn ""I entitled ' an act to incorporate
lb>* TVae' nifft.-n tl'? < I ight t'omi nny," approved July 8,
J848. Aogu I 2 18!2. ? , ..
Ao j ' t coDctrnh g ? lift so -ior.s of tlie ( ourtfl of ilit)
United t-iaten. iu tbi i?i.-tiict ol Columbia. May 11. Ii 2.
Au net to provide for the appointment of u ?uperiuti nd
iUI ol ludiau alluii> iu Caliturnia. 51 arch i) 1^5'J.
An act to p? iniit the hcrn.uprodice bng bylphiie to re
uidtiy FebiUfiry i8 1852
An act to m?k' land warrants a.v.-iguuble,?nd for otucr
iiuipoi-e*. March 22 1852. ........ <?
All act for the relief of Lieutenant Uiif'Uel MKchoU, 01
the State ot Minfouri Mm Hi 11. 1852.
Ad act for thereliefot Jnnt liwiu ^fay 11, 1H52.
An aot relating to the isalulicB of oflleura of til" Xeirl
totk'fcOf .hi I sited Statta Juno 15 1S5-.
An act to extend the time for Bulling tho lands grauted
to the K<-nn;cV ) asylum for tearhlng the deaf aud dumb.
March Q. It62.
Aua#t to provide fur tho raj air of the Congressional
Lilitai J m. lately destroyed by firo. November 10. 1852.
Ana?t to cbMigo the time of holding the I nitcd States
Li-Utct fourth ill Alaln mu, auil for oilier purposes. May
J 16#a ? I. r
Ar aot to authorize the Mayor nnd ('oiiuuon (.ounril or
CblcaM Illinois, to excavate u portion of the public re
her>Htlci; at. that piiice with a view to the improvement
of the navigation of Ohiosgo. July 22. 1852.
An Mt for the relief Anna Norton and houia * osliet.
May 11, 1^62 , . .
Ao act. giuutirg a j en iou to John U ltof, August
n5 ibf- 2
An net for the relief of Clmrles G. Hunter. May
11. lfftf
An a. (. to grant to c(rt?in sett ev on the Menoinonee
pu elwi-e. icith ot Fox river, in t be State of Wiscou?in,
the right of preemption. May 27,1852
An hi t f o } roviele for the holdirg of tho Pif.lrict t ourt
for th? libtrlct ol Columbia in.cafo of sickness or other
dh;.bUll4 ef thi I>i-'iiet Judge May 27. 1862.
An i t to umeitti an act entitled "An act to carry into
i ffict i be ( ? tocMlon bi t w en tbc f nitcd f^Ute? ami the
Jmpercr of liiimil ct the 27th day of .laninrr. in the
?car 1V40.V approTed March 1860. July 3S02.
Anact<orba?gt*thciiamo of the steamboat lullUant.
And't to cri ate three additional laud district* in the
State of Io?rn August 2. 1852. .... ,, ?
Au rcI tot rUcct actwul fettlrr? upon the land on tho
line ol the tYtiirnl Hailioad wui hinr.ches, by granUng
pre -emptien tigbts "herito. j inuary 21, 185
Au 1 1 .i.tbtiixW the v-.itiKntof inttrestto ti c Slnle
OfNiv llan p hue for adviujoefl made for the n-e nnd
In 01 '.It i too ; iut<'(i St .U lurt peliinp invasion nu t ?-itp
p* i -f-ii' '( it nrrftloa at Indinn fctreiiru, In that Siato.
?kiTiu?ai ? -T. ibi - . ,
aub'i nr.a c< ' ntHled '? \n act for Uie l??ia
l.-l, i;u-, t >' i r'iri . In the lfctrict of Columbia." July 3,
15-5'.
AU not for i In reli' l of the Virginia Woollen Company.
JcnuM' 27.1^5-.
,\r. ;? rciikii)^ nppropriat'ens to merit the exp'.'C.^'S in
riv r"d In , oo equescc 1 1 the late tire at tho Capitol. Jun*
',U net rai.^irg nprr priat:on? for the pa., m -it"!' in
vsiiu nuu otl i r pini-ion- ot tho I niicd States, for tlio
ri'difg theJ.i th of June. 1853, July 12. 18.'-:
An fcct uinfciLg appropriation for the payment of aavy
morions. Jut e 11' 1852. .... , ...
An act f< r <-iirr?.ng into uxeeittinn. in furthrr parr, the
ISMi atticli "i i lie i i uty wii.b Mexico, concluded at ?Sua
anlovii MiCalgo l-cbruary. 1852
A:> net to auniH a cerlatn ves ei to KcU'.ry. January,
act In rclatien ton cttiain lot of land in Iho town
of Cnedi nhutteu. in the Slate of Ohio .'illy 12 l'loi.
Anr-ct lor the relief ot I dwar.l Kvprctt. hit" a Nrguint
Jn -.lie I S erniy. Jenuary 27, 1852. ,r
An art l*rtl<e- relief of John W. ItoWnton. May -0,
"^/.niict fi r thi relief of 1 hiiip Miller Muy4.1852.
au iii:t for the rdi? f of Joseph Jobn*on. Maj 4,
1 An nel for the relief of Hubert MiUignn. May 2G,
J !sn tct lor the relief of IMiillp Miller. March 19.
IS"'
a n act for the r'licf of Sylvamw ltloilget. May 20,
1 An l et for '.he r lief of Amo== Knn;p July 12, 1852.
Ao act for the payment of arrear,. of pension to tne
. i.Hidic.n of Aru ii ii-" fot.ant. Mi.y 4. 1852
An net M- the relief of Ar.iul' in ctti/eus Utely im
piinosed. and pardoned by the < : uecn uf ,-piun. 1 ebru
Au i ct mailing nppropr: i lions for the support of the
Ml itaiy Aeailen.y torth y'iir railing t l.i m.Uh .ianc,
js . , ami for ?ili' r pwri>o-e?. August. 1862
*11 net for o.e I' ll' f Of ? >1 Inm tlretr. May 2<>. 18.._,
Aii iict i- It' xclltf ol" IViliiam.'' Staples nnd >\ Uliams.
March V1 1852. ?
Anae< fer Iter, lief of James >.rguson. urvning pirt
,.er of .Li ill iu of I ? rgu.on Milha-lo. March 11'. 185J
An ;.ci for the relief of 'be exec n to- and h irs ol
ab'mn- 1 letcbcr deeenscd. July 21. 1852
Hi p-t for ti'i relief of Jatues Lewis Mar 4. In...
An act for the telle! of the licirs of John Jackson.
,h An Li t ft r tii" relief of Ciu^avus A De Rus-v. late an
oi i;i g pur.cr Iu the navy July 21, 18 .3.
An ? c' ?<" tbc ri l:i'f ot Frm. is Tnbon. July 12. 18.2.
act for lilt ;elief or 1 inbod Weymouth. July 12.
lk
An net for tbe relii f of .Tclin McTntosh. July 21. 1852. I
An act tor (lie r< llel of tho legal representatives of '
JbDitt (' Wiit'f n. of Georgia. July SO 1S.">2.
Au net to authorize tht Usuing of a iegister to til: brig
Ann-rim April 7. 1 >? /?C
An n't for the relief of William S, I'ajnc. June 10,
An act to autliori/.c the- Ismir.g of a reglrter to the ship
Ko mill. A| nl 7. 1S.V2.
An M-t '"i ilic relief of tli" Jlonrce Itailroad Company,
and th, ir?eciultiti>. Jihiy 4. 1802
An net 'or tin rt-iief of Isaac Cobb. July 21. 1&52.
A" a"t for tho reli f of l>avid Murphy. Aii^unl lhti.!.
A u net to regulate the mil- -aft* f the delegate from tha
territory of Oregon May 10. 1852
An net to MJpply deficiencies in t lie appropriation* for
tli* 'iTtire of the tiieal vc?r. ending tlicJOth June. 18o2.
July 21. 1852.
a n ?rt to Itpallze certain entries of pulilie had wade
in the State of Ohio. May 26. 1852.
An aet authorizing the Legislature o' the Ptntc of Ml*,
pi to nil the land" heretofore appr. printed fur the u?e
of ?( In ol)< in that State and to ratify nnd approve the
ali aireaily made. Way If# 1 H.%2.
An act to amend au aot entitled ' an aet. providing for
the ?al* of eertaln land* In tlie States of ohto and Mtchi
(?an ceded by the Wyandot tribe of lodlanx. and for
other purposes; ! approved .March". 184-1 July 12. 1861
An act lor the relief of Jamei W. Campbell, of l'Ute I
county Misvnrl July 12 1862
An aet to r<'lea*a from reservation and to re-tore to
tl.r m?*f of public landR certaiu land* in the State of
ArkaLKi*. July 12. 1862.
An ??t to supply a deficiency to the State of Indiana
In a t . *n?M|i of nvid granted to tnid State for the use
(i ;i Mai" I Diversity, by au ucl jf Congress. a .nnove.d
April If 1810
An net to provide for executing the public printing and
ertabd'htng the price* thereof.- and for other purpyee*.
An act 10 establish certain po^troadK.
An lift to amend hii aot entitled "An aot to nettle and
tidjiul tlit npevN n| the people of Oregon, in def. ndlng
ilnni. rives from altarks and hostilities ofCiyuae in
clum# in the year* 1847 and 1848," approved Kob.-uaiy 14
ISM.
An net to grunt th? right of way to all rail ai d plank
roadf T"i?'ing through the pnblio land belong! ig to the
l i lted State*
An tot to enable ?ho LcgMatnre of the State or Indl
and to di poea ot the unsold saline land* la -atd State.
A u aet to nduee nod dwflne tliu bound irl-?s of tho
Militiiry Kcserve at. the St Peter's r vor, in the Terri
tiny of Miot eiota. aad to secure the right* of tho actual
r el tiers tbereou
An act to authorise the issuing of a register to the
cb'ictier Carrllne of Barnstable
An set to chinge the nauic of the American built rcsaei
i awed Amelia and to giant a register In her name.
At, ret to authorize the l're?ident of tha t'n ted ,4*.ateH
? o el''S'pna*e the plates for the porta of rntry and deli
very (or the collection districts of i'nget's rtoind an*
t n.rqtia In tho lerrllorr of Oregon, an t to (1* the oom
I < o-ntien of tho collector at Astoria lu sabl territory
An aet, giving thea*e<nt of eVmgr.ai to th* Hta'o at
?l souri. to im,xve a <ai or ta*? up"t? nil I in.ls
let by th" I ii" d 8tai' !> th-rela fn>ui -ml after tbudav
? f si ch >aie.
An act u> ostabli p'ov J* t * "*.'c ?'lrig th? n In ain-lag. *.i,i
utatliai'^ 'its pric* tlwnol, tad 1m o,Ui>r
An in I making appropriation* for 'ho civil and d'pla
BiaUe "ipeu-ea of th* ((c?frum?it, for tho year t-nAiag
the ?* tU of Jun*. i-.fhl. and for other purpoMM.
An aot inftklnp: impropriations ft?t ttio support of the
BTfflt for thi< jwir.nd rm the :wth Jo** 1?M.
An apt m .hinc *n appropriation!! for the naval sorvie*
for the jear nn'tiiijj tho :tOth Juno. 18M.
An oc nmklntc ?tppr-.pHa?lon? for tho 'prTlen of th' Po<t
Oflleo I>?'piirtni" ut. ilurintr tho flncal yi?ar ending the Mth
Juno. IhiW
An sot making appropriation)) for tho transportation
Of the I niusl mates intiit bv nroan stonmors and other
wi ? during th? fiscal yonr ending :tOth Jun? 1853.
An act for the relief of Mrs. Margaret 1,. lloUol. widow
and administratrix of A. II. II0I7.1I. ato As.Utant Quar
termaster in the army of iho United Htato*.
Au act to provide for a trl monthly null from Now
Oxl'un t to Vera Cru* via Tampion and back in Hleam
v?-sel?
An ant for tlm relief of Mrs. M iry A bavin, widow of
( Daniel W. Pavis
A u act authorizing import' il goods. warm, and m?r
eliHiuli-o. colon d and bonded lor wan bousing in pursu
anco of ItiM to bo exported by certain routes to port* and
p'.ic. s in Mi xico.
An octfi r tlio relief of I he Wilmington and Manchester
r.ailtokd couipuny.
An ant to create an additional land oiMce iu the Terri
tory of Minnesota
An net to amend the net entitled ?? An act to roduie
and modify the rati * of postage In the l'ult-'d states and
for other purp<- im,m pushed March 3, 1861.
Au act lo amend an net entitled ?? *n act to provide for
11. c 1 oiter h I'urity of the lives of pn mongers on board of
vi m is propelled l'i< iv 1 10!" or in par t by attain ''
An ant insklng appropriations fir tho improvement of
certain barlion- and rivers.
An act in addition to au act to promote :hc progress Of
the u?i fill arts.
* A11 net Huppl.nientaiT to ''An act providing for th ?
t,ikii>n the v? utli und subsequent con uspsof the United
8'ntis and to tlx the numbers of members ot tho (Ions*
of Uopr < natives. and provide for future apportionment
nmong tlie :cviiral fita'es.' approved li.'ld May. 1H5U
A lull tusking appropriations for bight I louses. Light,
iloalo. lluoya Kci , Htid provluirg 'or the erection nad es
t.iblt I n't of the tamo.and for other purposes.
A l.ill to r tin* n liof of I.. K. John?on
An at I to constitute Altou, in the Slate of Illlaoi?, a
port ot at-livi-i y.
Au aet in audition to an act to promote the program of
the useful nits.
A bill unking appropriations for the enrront aud c >n
( PM'Ul oxpeuset of the luaiiiu lHipartunul. and for ful
1 ling treaty stipulations with various Indian tribo'for
tue jenr ceiling the .'10th of Juno 18011.
A "bill making further provision for the -atiffaclion of
Virginia Land Warranta.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
IMOfMTlf MASS MEETING AT IIMTIMORIU.
Serious 33 fleets cf the Storm.
IS I'i'B ESTI1VG FROM SilVTA FE,
&c. tfCe .
Arrival of <l?c Aiatrlca ut Halifax.
TIIK W11IES OUT or OltUEK? NO NEWS UECKIVED.
PottTLA.No, Me., Aujruit ol? ll.'-a L'.M.
Owi?g to p linn y storm cnut of thlt city, we ur? unable
to get over the A Hi erica's ntws fiorn Llalifax. As yet we
liavo not received a word cf n ws, aud only Uno v that^he
r -rived :if Halifax, about MX o'clock this evening. It is
lifeless to wait longer to night.
Tlic Mhtiourl Legislature.
KIltsT PAY.
Jtrrrnsoit Cnv, August CO, 1852.
T/ir. CAUOt MSWO.
The whigs. in caucus resolved to support tho whig
nominees on the organization of the Lp<$l.-htur?.
l'lic dtmt crfls met iu caucus this mcrniug, with open
doors. Jtcsolntion? were ofli red, declaring that, for this
(ofion, old i.-n'es betwein the B?ntoniaas and ant 1
B<nto"iiius f lxa'1 n/t l>c levivcd. The lleut 'D mrn op
pt.>i.ii them.
Mr. Stuttson, of Frauklin, doelaicil the bonds of
deniocjhtio urd'>n in tto i^tate to !,'? rotten, and that
there is do prospect tif haimony.
There oiutions were p.'.ssad. and not limitfd to this
fi-rti' n? the Ronton min luo.-tiy htrnding aloof, and
saving they would not abide I y thi ui. The caucus then
adjoiuned.
orrN'so of Ttir sr.tATr.
TL Sti JttC ii'.rt a>. tho appclut' d hour, an I proeeedcil
\oorgauize. On the Cual vote for Btcrttttty. Mr. Irwin
ff:?nton democrat) wns tleeted.
opi:Ni?rf: or Tin: noesi.
At twelve o'clock tbe House met and adjourned till tlireo
o'clock, without attempting to organize.
On rc .is M mbllng, cach pi?rty made a nomination for
? pcA. r. and the candidstos w< re cio-cly adhered to The
i' lilies hud two nominations, hut on the fourth ballot
one had but cifcLit votes. The following is the result of
tho
voTt for srcAKtn.
^huios, (lletiton) 43
tVotdson (whip) 31
Acceke, (anti-ltenton) SO
I'.cding tlio lifth b.dlot the liouse lia> infr tailed toolcct
ft ?rcc)t (-r, adj 'urncd till to morrow morning.
J? rn a n> Citv A UK ust 01, IS '<2.
srrovti n.vr.
Tlie Senate sjicnt t lilt? morning iu a dL-cti sion upon
the election of u chaplain.
? In the House to day the f >!lowiiig was tho re. -elt of tbo
1:1 I. CF.>T II HM :.or 1 OR SPEAKFR.
^iinntst, (Ufoton) 4,"<
' 1 itsCll. ( v?lii(S[5 ????.... 17
Acocke, (anil H>ti'on) ."'J
Hooter (auti lltuioii) 10
Jaek-cn 2
House then a<ljo\irued to '2 IV "I
The whigs ate going to caucus
UeilKKtAtlC Mail! Mrcdiilf Ut Ii?UlM?R<
fl-rmcn OK GEN- CA.-S, ETC.
It.vLllMOKi , Adgilil ol? (I I'. M.
A large ItimoernlK" Mass Meotinu Is liolng hold in lion
cme'd ?qnaro to-nittht 0(1 .lacobtJ . Diviospwid a/' |
XI. Empire Club presented Oen Oass with a handsome ]
? wb'ch he aeknowtcdpid in appropriate terras
I ' o tlirn eonunwpced a tpterh. in which he fold If any
.1 ? i xpreted 1 im to aim ?? Pcot ?- cr (he v h!g party, tlioy
wilt- iiiiioh miflnl . ' n Oen trott v;nn n gillnnt ito'dl'*,
vho;e mine van in.?r ibnl on the brightest pug, 3 of
,\l fiicnn Li.tory. Hp euiojdzfd I'irrco. a* a man who i
ill . i.ikK" a toui.d eon-.fi! u'l. int I re-ldont (Jen. < .
ri ll freak ng. uiid much m i utiui.-ia-tu i>re?ails
The >lun>atlius? ttw Whig Slnte Convcnllnu
WHm r<ii H Augunt 31, lS.'i
Delegate#, In com-iderable number*, have already kt
lived here, to attend the IVliig ^tate Convention to w >r- \
i row. Appearance! indicate lli.;t Mr ClliJord, the present
Attorney Drnernl of tin- State, wi'l bo nominated almost
niu<ntniou?iy a? ih? candidate for Oovtrnor. No addren
will be reported bilt a werief ol re olulious fully endora
it.j th? nuiic.nal notnln-" ?n. will l>o adopted The ?en
tiu.?nt of ih?> deLgate* h.'eueeniK to be a hearty and
uranlmoun support of .-'c >tt ? id Cirahura.
CoigrcMlonnl Nomination In Peiin?ylvnnln
WfwrcmiTra, I'a . Au*u*t 31, 1802.
Tie' whige met in convention to Uy, and nominated
William tic/kail for I'ongti
TUe Position uf Mr. Klephcnt.
NonroLK, Anf*uat 31, 1952.
The Fa^annnh * rpuilican ft ate, on what it deem? r?s
liable authority, that Hon. Alexander II. Stephen*, of
0<-orn ia. will support Mr Wntwter for the Pre-ideacy.
The Nt tv York Democratic State Convention.
BABSBl'RMUt DELEGATE KI.KCrEP.
SvnACfsr. Auguit 31, 18r>'i
McCarthy (barnburnir), of Pyracu.te, was
elected yesterday afternoon a* delegate to the ,wtat<; Uon
. utii n
The Arkansas Kltcllon.
I.Oiimilli Aiif.uft 31. IS.,.'.
The jnsjOiHy'for Conwav. Ihe democratic candidate
fi-T Governor, In Arkmi-.-m, in 2.&<?0. The democratic.ma
jwlty on joint I billot of (he I<ig1elature is ,'<2.
8h? rlftuliy of Philadelphia.
PiiiL*r>t i phia, August 31, IStVi,
t'umuel Ailen hat. I wen nou. it.afed by the Whig Cr n
veiitmn on th 2t>'.h ballot, for HberUf of Philadelphia
e ty and count., .
Huppoeed tons of a SiIiuoihi-\ Cotton Mill
BlIlM'd.
Hu.TiMomr Aign?t31, 186?
Asehomrrl lorpin r to HtUiiuel Knl?p*ay. ?hleti left
?lt-ot eot itj Miii^iam* ? a Thnr-rtiy lint fir Haiti
?i? i?> fuipo o (i h.iv h ?? loft in ihe t>?y, with *11
i!'d* On In .ltd, ?> oai were il<<t title aud (We
bJiinnof Mr horitT' Witt-.el tbw-itv
< ,i u beii r?,' ' i>j* tf Mr t ty. lour icll^i ab .ve
| l lUeoU'i mi'iv. wa? cstlrely d^troyod by ftr. )
Heavy FreibeU In th? Roath<
DERANGEMENT OF TUB MAILS? DAMAGE TO
CROPS, ETC.
Raltimoik, August 31, l#iC
The Southern mail is iitill deranged hjr the 1st* stamp
?ml nothing ha* been received since Sunday, south H
Savannah.
The storm of Saturday was severely felt in VI f
clnla At Frederloki-burg the Rappahannock rtv?
rose to an extraordinary height carrying away Clinthia
bridge, and Injuring the canal and plank road. A wagon
and team of four bursas were carried away by the ?*"
rent. Great damage whu also done to the corn crop#.
A despatch from Charleston state* that tho recea%
rain* It in feared have can Bed Home heavy fresh?t
throughout the State of South Carolina, and done injosy
to '.he growing crops
EFFECTS OF TilK STORM AT MOIUI.K.
Nr.w 0?i.ns?, August 30, lflit.
Tlie Ion i s at Mobile have been overrated It ia aOV
N?ld th?-j will not exceed half a million of dollar*.
|l II #M A I'HIVATK COKBI'.NrONOKNT. J
Nkw Oai.KAHa. At'OUST 30, Hit.
The late1, intimates nt the dii>uiig<-? done by the i.tom
at Mobile make the amount near $2,000,000, and n? M
count* bale }i t been received from the interior.
The Latent from Santa Ve,
Sr. Louts, Auguet 31, 18M
Mr. Aubrey arrircd h. re lost night Croiu Santa Fe, hav
ing made the trip to Independence in twenty- five day*,
lie left San'u Fc on the 31ct of July, Governor Lane
reached Fort Alkincoii on th? Ifith.
Major Vnn Horn, V. S A wan one of Aubrey'* party.
Mr* ri ud Mini King, of Georgia diod on the Arkanaaa,
in July.
Mr. Aubrey Faw three liundred lodges of Catnanohee
and Klowas, on Hubl it F.ar ('reek.
Captain ilucliner and Lieutenant Woodruff were in
leave Fort Atkinson on the 25th for the States,
Mr. Aubrey ww informed by Major Van Horn, that
about the flr?t of July mine Apache Indiana attaohaft
tifte. n Mexicans, on the Jornado del Muerto killed on^
and wounded four other*, and took from thorn twenty
oxen.
Insurance Company Suspected? New Cotton*
Mr.Mriiia, August, 31, 1SS2.
The Nashville Insurance Company ba? suspended far
ther business
Tilt- first bale of new cotton was received hero to day.
Navigation of the Ohio River.
OlVtlNKATl August!!!. 18M.
The river Ia Still rising and now iiiRa*urei, fully seven
feet. Our first class bouts will leuvu for New Orleans on
Hands/,
Tilt MnrWeta.
N>:w Ohi.kamh, August 30. lS5t.
t'ltr mi rkri - continue dull The ml- s of cotton an
Saturday wen 700. and on Monday 5IHI bale*; middling
is quoted at O'jc The receipts in.- getting large Ohio
Hour is at H, coin 60 a i>Me.; nlilsku/. ?^U!?c.
N i.w Oiu.tANs, August 80 ? P. M.
Tlie .ales of col ton are limited; middling fair in quoted
utilise The excess of receipts over the same time laat
year ia 1*00 baled.
A i.iiwr August "1, 18H2.
No receipts wore sent in by tlie cilirctor to day Floor
continue* dull Wheat ? Snail sal en of Genesee at U2X a
113. Oats rtll at 46^c. Corn ? Sales of 10 0OO bushel* at
tid.1 , n 70o . for Western mixed, and 71c for Hat yellow.
Hurley , 4 4WJ bushelH told ul 7'c. for two rowed and four
rowrd. on ptivato tortus. Tiiuolny seed sells in lots at
a $4 i ci bushel.
Men orwlofci.'nl Observation*.
?v unRak'a limk, on .ci: u.\*t aunt so. 2 wul ?TS?jrr.
Tevsoiv, f ugu-t 31, 1M61.
Urn At o, 0 A M ? li.irumeter 20 0.) J ii' i caometer
02. Wind north. Clear and piousant
tt I'. M.? Cl.ar. lOTely evn rjg. Wind northwest. Thar
monicter 7 6. Itaromctcr 2!' 7s.
Ru-tiKs-rr.!!, 0 \ M. ? A cool, pleunnt nioruiag. Son
:-binlng brightly . Windwcst. rbcnuometer SO.
*' I' yi.~ A very Cue, cool evening. Cloudless St tj.
Wind southwest. Tlicrmotncer 7S.
AtiBiarr, 0 A. M ? A cli'ir morning. Wind north.
I'hi/nncmeti'r .SO.
SviiAei nt. !) A. M ? A clear, pleasant morning, bat
cool Wind wc*t, Tiicriaoiaatcr Cd.
0 V. M.? A pleasant evening. Tlitrnioriietor 72. ffisril
northneat Tlie day bus been (inc.
Utica, 0 A. M. ? A clear, bcuiitiful morning. Wiatf
tonthwest. liienuoini ter 77.
'J 1'. M.? Clear, beautiful evening Wind west Ther
mometer 75.
Ai.iiahv, 1) A. M ? Cb it i<n<l ilea '<\nt. morning Will
north, ThcimomeUr 74. lt~i> ui?ter u 100. slerawy
0 51 ? ' fine, cl' ir evening. Wind uoith. Thar
m meter 78. Ilai'-nutcr i<0. MircurySO.
TJicitt rlciil Intelligence.
J!i ntON'i Tiir n ke ? TLe m'iimiu at tai* ju.-tljr p >pular
placo of -imurrmiiit has commenced with l'?u?aal at
tractions, and m fur has boon well patronised b? tba
loycrt of j;ood uc'.iDK and witty corneilies. Erery mghi
since Its re opening, on Monday week, it bos been urnwd
cd. and the merits tf tbe performing hive ably *u?
liumdtLe reputation which Rnrton'j enjoys. Inadli
tion to tbe uraetor part ot liL-t /ti.ck company whom 1 la
bat rtlaiti'.d. the manager liat> engaged two oxceln'ni
ci median Mr. I<. Thompson and Mr. C. Kisber. bith of
whrm madi their debutalust Mondry nigh*. Wo went (?
see ibf in last evening in Coleiuau's comedy of -'i'ha
Heir i?t I.aw," a well constructed. witty aiei ihhmdj
piece t. u a standing 'a-mite on the ti./o. Ihepieoaic
designi d t<> hold up to lidiculc nnt! contempt the absurd
uirs f>l I'trrtntiri. fnij lb" ur diu'H i.>e ailing in city
In. hinuiiiila society. Daniel Dowlas (Mr Johru'cn ) ft
\<-?y worthy obi ritap one candle dealer, in Go'port,
if i iit I'.cc day Hiddudy lrnn*-mogritb'd into I-onl Duher
ly Ibc int.' 1 1 >nv of ttie 1 1 1 le niul n??-?c? hariu;' died
it.- 1 hi te: iiit only eon i i .un iiv<rtt>d to b ive b. on r-tiip
wncktd :m j drowned andlltt i-ld e.huu litrb itighUtH-ik
<' kin and In ir nt inn I'ck Dofflaa (Vlr. u'.r.) tii?
hop?fiil n i] of ite en.it', ' dt liii'.ii. w u as olirk to
I. e'-r.iiin lavjtr I...' iltn . ?. i- *lier? down ? t? I'eroy-hire,
wben he fill in lore ? all Jit- 1 u ic ly (1 iiui" pua. the
dauph i r of u farmer. who had iati ly died in i-uib ?ri umuxl
encomia ces ilir brother /cki.l a fine, honorable n"Od
liccitid Ii.'iUrIi KH'iih und tiiiciiitha'ed. country ioon,
givi s 1- - conn ut li; the coup -H|j hjiI lie i<ui! Dick ara
(?wtrii Mir i -. Xte ihr.e linn . ; in, . ? d up to l.ondoa
<o leu* f?,r iinpio;. m< :it. Dick Doauis is mv.e a.v?r>- of
tli'- ;> ' In bis condition by an unbt *a lor. -out Irook
hl?fi*!h?T r hu announri - fclui'lf an Di I .iul I'on^los,
I.L D and A *. }J . (Itr Kurti n ) bearing in ireover,
the nppoii,i en nt < f tutor to tbl young acinn of ill.1 arU
to'eri.cy i n k. wbo i> a jovi-ii mili^kin^ younp; bl*dn,
it-Hi u:-?uni*i< all die aim of a gputli-m*u ot fa -hlon, anil
d:?ei'id.i l.ic iwoMin.ble biiodn Cu'ii.v aud iicktol. A
ci m iu'h' third act dl-plajs lit - nlttred condition of
Uti k ? f elli!. . in mi tnttrui w bctweun imn and ih?
lioni"* h' .irti d Zrlil. l, In wh;cb IMcU pi- vis the burriw
of rni k wtilf-h exl rs bofweca tbfm which preclude* all
d< t of iii. rrarryii-n n rarrnrr'a dn'.i;;bt' r ; but hi< xhort
fxpeiiinco 'f )i . ti.bt h? \ cntu is lo make a 4ia
Loi.oraUe fnopoi-al lor Cicely. 'Ihe lir-itiu^ i?
dinuut.' ii i-r tlii houeet aud true U?artcd ZekiH
but falfe friend Dick, who, boweror, is to oret
u this -rctie rai udmirably depleted by Thomp
on 1'e leu res with an agonized mind his old
wbelmsd With sbame nt the manly r proachcs of /ekiol,
aid th< vplnuiuings of hii own ci n-otence taut he da
temiiiHf- to make reparation, auit inftan'.ly seeks out
(.icily auu ofler> li^rbl.i band. In the mean lline. an
loiterj tlcki i-. v loch had lain for yiara ia a broken t-?a
pot. auo winch Zt-kiel had stulTid la his pocket ?taa*t
eaviti-t b' me l> touiid to havo dn-?vn a prire of .?."-20 000.
whKli /i i i r-.uve*. When I.oru sod Lady Duberly tiara
pheti it eir consent to the unlou of the llou Dick l3o?laa
wlib the farmer's daughter, and all are in the >^oat?at
sli c with the exception of nr. Pan, to*, "the tntorcr,'1
wbo sees In- A-MM a jear frou ? ai h of tho Duberlya
:ibi ut to >*ni-b the rightful lu.lr ot the title and estate*
emei on the scene ami Daniel Doalae fluti*. ai he hla
relt i xpre--'* it -tbat be has only been a peer i warm
Inn pan. t.nU I bat h may again return to hr< tittla show
in ( -pott. 1 hi' cmnedy i- aduumbly conatru* ted, and
fibonnds with mmty rich ."-etnet. and witty pasaa^ea. SI*,
linrton #s tie le.tf n?"I 1 1 lovpher and pompoaa
<? tuturer " Dr I'sr.ni lull uf '? wl-n saws r.nd
OHKlein inntanccs." and iiuotlnp; all the nn< lent and
mi'detn f.oets to illi starte points, was Inltsitabiy droll,
and kept tbe audience in a oontinnons roar of
tcr. Mr I- Thompson, one of the lata tUbuimU
pencnatid tl o rough hom-t DcTom-hire cloxu. ai'.h
g.iat abllilj. Tbe tender and pa--?ioniile parts wee*
admirably rmdered end elicited much atipluut-e Mr.
rbomp-t D i? a really good actor, and will pro^e a *alu?
able act|Ul>iti'>n to the theatre Mr. tlshe. played. Dick
Dowlite ?ciy ??ll, tboonh we thina lib r"i)'letio< '?? soim
s.-i net- nuiibt l>e much improved, llsappoars- .ow?t-r,
to be an actor of merit, and will do?ib'li*s K .im" a 'a
terite herd Duberly tbe e* chandler jer of the
re Ora, whose ia<ivc vulgarity however. ?? proof
all the learned pundits' teacult.^" ?n<' ,ieni| .* to rvllaa
hltn. wai ejctllrntly pU^edby Mr oniio'
<-ould have been more eomte til ? c ,cct thari tis r,,I,Tj?
In 1 of his cbe meter Cicely H- * -pun wt pU.e-i <rlt?
much f - i t*i-te ^y Mrg ak< ^tt, jn-ltb
racttP weTe also al.ly sn-t?*.ed. ?n . ?_
Heir A haw/ ?.,s en -f ? 1 '"T
til b if CilUK ' iesaeb-i?"' "T ' 1?-'
ii iMk fii. 7 l.c lion 'i
fill I si 4 . '** b*
ine? " pr>' ??? looa
. <j to a tat 1i< 4 of tfeg
U in th? o?bor the*.
0 <t 1 !? ? e a. r>
| the ii ua! ce i
>.i, l? not p ac'bi _ -
| , i , i ii f - who it1 ? ?> ?i ?? * - iri?p- ? uannt a.
fi.3f'"i< < inui p?; on in <1 th-< h>ti> itotkw
br lot
,t? fio attend w-lf lor ty* f?Sf f r'^VQ.

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