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,FJois....sisuts duesosurriox.
e , 4av Tvutoesrn is served th subscribers to the
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' ',..1 1b In advsnno
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Wkisa ANn Seltl•V/DEKLI Teurazipit.
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to }forme , : and Deaths!, FIVE CENTS "vg rqe
nr,eriou.
i r mer l e , and Deaths to be charged as regular •
-.lenents
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13.ALLATIAtICC)IELMEI
LOCK HOSPITAL
t] At dig 0 vertu) I he most certain, speeds
11 - ,ud remedy In the world for
)I:4"..i.SES OF IMPRUDENCE
Tem IT TIT To MUNI HOO
Atercurp or Itoziouli
I . A ~ALANTID, OR Ro CRARGI, m non One Tr
Two Das .1011
r ,„„ um Sick or mita, Strictures, Pales or.
G logo AlR:,uun ul the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
‘ll,st, •
V lip I wto iity Decay of the Physlot Pow.
lAtlttiOr, Low Spirits, Oonfoution oi Amiss
NI .1, .0 ..ne Heart, fumdity, Trembling% Minnow'
r f ldtums, Issesee of the Stomach, Aedonoos
Se Bead, [broil, Nose or Skin—those terrible
my are.ue from the lidotoretion or Solitary Habits of
South-th ,, •rrevlful and deetruntive prettiest' Which
debility, render marring° hopes
. tie, kna deero3 kctb hotly and mind.
YOUNG WEN.
10tng 1110 eepedilly who have become the victims of
?rllary Liie, that drinalful sod destructive habit whkit
to on untimely grays %mends of
se of the mos exalted talent and brilliant Intel
rrto 101,61 othorwmc have entreated listening
,0110 with tie thunders of eloomence, or waited to et.
, 14. hrm¢ lyre, osy rail With fall oostidiente.
11 pewit, or Ms, contemplating marriate, be.
tt uore of physni cosiness, should itaMediata y non.
:EA 1. , I aedhe rrrnrvn to perfect health.
%MOUS
ramearery cored arid full vigor reeforld.
Re Woo pgas, Mogen undo , abe oar. of Dr. J., me"
re,irivotri uteri in bis woo. a.. • gentleman, mul sea,
1,01t1) rely upon MB ARM as a gtestsio.
&take No 7 South t• tn..e street, Baltimore,
4, ,06 the left hind sate gewir. -rout Baltimore street 'I
t.. room to, corner. Be par Wolof to °lnertia, the
se Of lumber, ot you will mistake the place. P, par
t litrrant, Tri fl ing Quack'', with false b...rans,
llhabog Ocrtikotes, attracted by the repute.
11. Jrhueos, lurk near
I eiter. 6 ,1 1510001440 a Postage Stamp, to too on the
DR. JOHNSTON,
, LLI. , u member of tho Royal Clolleee of Surgeons,
inuluntetrnm one 01 the meet eminent Colleges
.C+++ , ,l Ntaters and the greeted part of whose Ws
:em Spent in the Hospitals of London, hods, Phila.
!awl ele.whare, has effected some of the most as.
::..tang tures that were ever known. Many trouble+,
raging lb the ears and bead whin asleep, great nee•
heing alarmed at sudden sounds, butrainees,
rtquocl Moen' og, attended sometimes with floral:wee
01 111111,1 were cured immediately,
fAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
freees all those who hewing in,Pared them
lete and improper indulgent:des, that secret
e... 4:Wry bit which ruins both body sad mind, an
them tor ,•ither businessor coo
.L sume 01 the sad and IMAM oly ell rote
of early habits of youtb il viz : Weakness OF the
and Limbs, Pains In the eed, Dimness of Si ht,
heetnlar Power, Palpitation of the Sian,
voila Derangement °ruleDigeutive
despral Debility, Symptoms dr laniumrr
St 4,
iIVATALLY.
'Thar, the teertal cloche on the =iodize mash to
uo.aded •--Loso 01 Memory, COtilfintion of Ideas , De.
;!tiro ul Bolts, ICvII liorobodluge, Aversion totrottle.
kastreet, I eve of &Mode, ThldditV,lhev, are Kane
I:, evil dour .
to ale of 1 1 011101111 01 au ago., can now illthre_.ift,"
vw ;love of their decline In health, Wing ,_...kbeir,..."ltor
,i.,7Jhg weak, nale, nervous and atasedsue% sove
t,y411.1 'Rearm:leo about the oyes, isnash, and amp
.tcatiat.sptlon.
Rc YOUNG
If Lite injured themselves by a certain practice, to
Olt When alone—a habit vequently learned Wan
interims, or at school, the sabots of which are
4, 4 felt, even when asleep, and if not cured, reuden
O'rise impossible, and destroys both mind and b"*.
Immediately
Pity 1114 i ti young 1111143, the hopes of hie noun.
al WA parents, should be matched troy ;' , ltrla and enjoy Manta 01 life by the inisunlitooma.
..,11Witi1111Z Wm the path of nature, and Indulging is a
Liyp
l habit. 'h peraoris Meat, kinfOrn center
inAkttLAGUI,
!:' . . l llnt a sound mind and body are the most treolatiart
i i„' , lty to promote Connlttnial bappirmill• /Odom
,''''''l these, the journey through We becomoqviearg
Orrapt the prospect boort, darken , to th e vutw Idle
1 heteetelt prospect
wins despair, and tilled With th '
be.
It '''holi rellectln sha t h
7,k,.! Mizbiee with n our owthee anthem
°t
alcithi"
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INVHIOHATiNG RIMY IFOS OR.
RAMC wruaNges.
rare
Iportant emedy, Weakness
' ) iefti are speedily cu m red, Dadr of the full vigor restored,
.i,oseasd e ol the most nervous and debilitated et
all hope. hove been IttunedlaffllY rolleyed63lB.
hotting tn Marriage, Physical or Hostel Disg
Z'a Nervous, Trembling, Weakness or Eshaustioe or
bon fearful tied, aPfledibi Isere&
lb STERS.
sittl9kll9 (110 %1110dti OUr RANG ed at thle inatkUon within the
9edrB, and the numerous important Berea
",teel performed by Dr. .1. witnessed by th e re
it-01°4,e lawns, and many Other parsons, notices oe
It air e appeared again and spin before the public,
~149'f riN4110 d /edaddild atarader sd
.41, Fa. it aenfliclent guarantee toCe
,eu
the Meted. re
,a'eaEt OF ISP RUDENCE.—When the Misguided
41sel Pre eell votary et pleasure ends he has imbibed
is ot thls pantie! Omuta, litOo often happens that
te store or %hams or drasd of discovery deten
PPlrlog to these who, hone education and re
scMewink, befriend him dolayial the eon
,'we IThiplome or h ea d dise make heir
sacs, affecting the athroat, !Naseees Wee t
ate'
hit
Pb elm elehtrui rapidity . UK deans puts •
driMllll ZulleritigB by sending hisa to menet
L. whence BO traveler returnee ) It
L.? fact that thnnaantia victims to thia terrih e
o7,, s zeele to the unskillulness of Ignorant pretend
by the nee Of that dually poison, atersmerp, rah
is make sod make the residue of life miewolide.
NtiliQns.-711. Neter'l Dlpiemax bang la hi
ett a tters mum contain a Stamp anus on the r ° ll, *
nedies Mew IT 14q1).
tmed;:10;1111 Frederick Street, Beltimore.
P it SEL
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, „and I o Teas, Black and Green,
p we
elted papers, rot Isle at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN%
corner VPOOI sod Market Mmes.
11:eatt, TOOTH, NAIL, mom,
4417titurit%A.ZMICe''''
Itirer.l at tiavel SP stranspurtuttui,
;I:IOISYLVANIA RAIL MAD
WINTER TM, E TABLE.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
' OW AXD Arms
MONDAY JANUARY 27th, 1862
The Passages Trains of lbw .Penarrivairb; • • Railroad
(Wow Will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows :
E
w 26
100
2 00
TECROUGHJERRtt39 ilitamabmg OMIT
at 3,20 a. in;and Mitvea'at 'West Philadelphia . at 7.40
a. nt.
FAST MS leaysa, Harlathwl 5411.9, (oxool4 81 111 403 N)
at I.oo'p. and arrives at west Philadelphia 'at 5.10
p. m.
MAILTRAIN leaves Herr Mbar' dally.(except Seeday)
at 6.66 p. m, and arrival et West Philaderptila at 11.00
p; m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, .vi., Moor Joy, lame
Rarrtnbarg at 7,50 a. m., and imam at West Mil*
dolphin at 12.35 p, m.
HARRISBURG, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Colum
bia, leaves Harrisburg at 2.00 D. m.. and surriam *1 W. 41
Plilladelphla se 7.20 p. m.
WESTW 480.
TI ROUGE ELPRERs TRAIN lamas Philadelpitit at
10.66 p. m., Harrisburg at 8.06 a. to., Altoona
~8.49, a.
m., and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.26 p. m.
MAIL ?RAW leaven Philadelphia at 8.00 a. at., and ar
rives at Elarriebmg atl.l9p. m.;l3l4esß4diabura
a. m., Altoona, 8,30 p. m., sad airrlyea aZ Pittibaik
9.80 p. M.
FAST LINE leaves Pidiadelion's at 11.24 a. m.
burg 4.06 p. tn., Altoona at 0.10 0. m., and arriving ;at
Pittsburg at 1.40 a. m.
HiRRENHAB ACOOIIXODATION TRAIN leaves Pbo
delphie at. 2.110 p. rap and arrives at Harrisburg at 8.00
m- •
MOUNT JOY ACOOMMODATION via Mount Joy Miens
Lancaster at 1128 a. in., arrives at llarrisbarg at 1.80
T . tn.
The RIM MOMS and PAS BENHAM TRAIN will leave
WOK Phliadelpida at 4.00 a. m.; Lammater 7..07 a. m. •
Montt Joy at 2.48 a. in. Middletown at 8.26 tn., an d
antis at Harrisburg , a t a. to„ connecting with Mall
Train west, from Harrisburg, at 9.00 a. m. .
. Eid/lURL D.IrOUNG,
Supt. last, lltr. Penes. Railroad.
• Harrieburg, Jannai7 24, 1867 —dif
Northern Central aailway
11~11A~4ti•
CHANGE" OF SCHEDULE.
WINTER .41.13114WalMENT.
mast' Ml* kPALT YO 411 D TROT
13 LOT I Acproll.
Close Connection made at Harrisburg
TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
SLEEPING CARS RUN ON. ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
BQ 'the N AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 24,
Passemgor Train of Ms lionbera Osistral
was will win at and ddprt from Harrisburg and
Heilman as fallow. via
GOINCI soulia
rem TRAIN arrives at Ilarriabitri LOS P M.
and lava ."
taio P. N.
=PIM a arrives at 11.47 -A. K.'
and leaves " 3.*0 A K.
GAMING OkOIRTIR...
yam 'flew leaniesiiiimor• at..... 8.26 A. N.
and arrival a Hanisbbrr 1.00 P. M.
and team North at.. ... . . 133 P. Y.
EXPENDS TRAIN loaves Ballintota at 8.00
and arrives at Harrisburg.... 8.00 P. Y.
and tonna eao P. M.
`11.A.Mt183311103 AHOOMMODATION TRAIN
Lams Harrisburg for Baltinuire at... 8.48 A. N.
Retandog—havas &Onion* ..... 8.80 P. N.
The brag Oath learjug Harrisburg on Sunday will be
the Express Train, South at 3.90 A. N.
For fattier tuformattoo apply at We OS*, ta Pee*%
aAltrom peps'
• JOHN P. OBRICif,
ill/Pilau'', NOT. Mi. •
WINTER TIME ARRANGEBIENT.
WV Alit - L111; -1101111,
TRANI TRAINS lIMIT TO YORK,
AND
P H. ADELPH IA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARLi
Ix . AND
.AFT t' MONDAY, NOVEM•
888 4, 1801 it taasseager Trabot will leave the
P el ph is an Railroad Railroad Depot, at Harrisburg,
for NO York and elphia, azMow;
MAST WARD. .
IMPRESS LINK leaves Hari'Shalt at 3.80 a.,m., on ar
rival of Pennsylmaila Railroad Impress Train from the
Zeit, arriving in New York at 11.5 a. in., and at nib"-
d4his at 9.00 a. at. A sleeping air Is attached to the
Vain through from Pittsburg without change.-
RAIL TitAllf..kemas Harrisburg at 8 a. m.. arriving
i n N e w work ot3Bop. in. and Philadelphia it 1.21 p. m.
FAST ,LINE lamas Hairisburg at 1.40 p. to., on arrival
of Pennsylvania Railroad hat Ihtft, arriving in New
Toth at 9.50 p. m. and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m. _
FAST LINE leave New York at 6 a. m., and Phi lade l.
pots at 8 al pM, amtvingat Bankshares', lip. 111.
Nan MADTTeaves New York at 12.00 on, and Phi
ladelphia at 8.18 p. rn., anteing at • Harrlaborg at 8.10
2.11PR1139 LINZ leaves New fork at 8 p. m. arri
ving at Harrisburg at 8.10 s. in., and connecting with the
Penasylianla Express Train for Plttsbnrg. A sleeping
ear is aim attached to this train .
Connection, are made at Harrisburg with trains on lie
Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Ouriberland Valley
'Railroads, and as Reading for Philadelphia, 'Pottsville;
Wllkobarre, Allentown, Bastonoho.
Baggage obookod through. Faro between New York
lad itarrlabarg ; $5 00; between Harrisburg and Phila
delphia, 13 25 In No. 1 oars, andAril TO tn. 144, 2.
For Hokum or other informatiow apply to '
J. 110,LADI,'
nod Bekeral Agent, Ilah.isbinl.
ANOTRUL NEW STOCK
- raoriabla Kriling Desks,
Bammon Boards,
Traveling Bags,
Purses, Wallets,
ao itenend • Toilet Bottles,
assortment of
• „FANCY ARTI4IIB
* 2 O, • 4
TIIIINESERIS.OREAP BOOKSTORE.
WEBTW4MW.
HARRISBURG, .PA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1862.
DD. W. v.roas & go..
D W. GROSS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AN AIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
MARKET STRFIFT
HARRISBURG PEAN' f
DRTIGGISTS, SfiQ
BEEPERS AND 01)N814M7 "
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We are daily adding, to our moor P• tt of
goods all such articles as are desire' 1. t 4
would respectfully call your atentioi the
largest and best selected stock in this ..‘" of
DRUM, .OHEXIOLIS tis
OWN varnishes and Glues,
Dye•Stuni, Glass and Putty,
Artist Colors *auk Tools.
Pura Ground Spicer
Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Sperm and Pine OIL,
Bottles, Vials and La.ap Globes,
castlie Soap, Sponges and Corke, - ,
Me., Me., dte., &a., &c., dit
With II general variety of
PWIIMBILT dt WILE? 414,TIcipE8,
selected from the best manufacturers and ee
tumers of Europe . and this country.
Being very large dealers in
. :
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
' LINSEED OIL, VAIINLSREB,.
'WINDOW GLASS, ;
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S BRUSHES . . • • • •
IN ALL TIUMI,VARTETXIIS, •
COLORS AND BBON'ERS •
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.taad.: } tfli% ; - • - •
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_P I F ._ ; 11:1 • •s.
We respectftuly invite a call, feeling, conil
dent that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their eatisfaction.
TEETH I TEETH I!
JONWSAND WHITEWSPOROEL/UN TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
Rb2TOI4TIVEf3
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Oonoentrated - Lye
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, whichgwe sell
as low as it can be purchased in the citiee.
PRAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS
WA& OILY OARBON OIL I
Being large purchasing in them Oils, we can
ofter Inducements to close buyers.. Mal Oil
Lampe of the moat improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of Lampe changed to barn.
Mal 011.
FARMERS AND GRAZIERS,
Those of you who have not given oar HORSE
AND DATFLE POWDERS a trial knOW no
thus superiority, and the advantage they are
iu.liceping Horses sand Cattle healthy and in
g vad condition..
Thousands can testify to the profit they have
derived from the use of our Cattli) Poirdeni by
the increasing quantity and quality of milk,
besides improving the general health and ap
peening:el of their Cattle.
Our lung exPurbmuu in t h e business gives us
the advantage of
, a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangements in the • cities era
such that we car in a very short time furnish
anything appertaining to our business, on the
best of tam&
Thankful for the liberel patronage bestowe
on our house, we hope by strict attention , to
badness, a careful selection of
PURE. DRITGA
at fair prices, and the desire to please all; to
atertt s oontinnanoe of the I htvor of a discrim
,
inittrgg PM%
pm:a Oider . ylqegag, fra gale at
MUM 14 powluvs,
- teinetwont**iiiet -Arab
Pensylvania Legislature
BXPOIinD EXPB29BI4T ros TH7 TRU:GRAPH.
HOUSE OE' REPRESENTATIVES.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
• TUBSDAY, Mai& la, 1862
The House reassembled at three o'clock.
PRIVATE CALIIMDAR
Senate bill No. 76, an act for the relief of
Harry Ellis, late treasurer of 'Potter county.
Passed finally.. -
Senate bill No. 224, an act to authorise the
court of common pleas of Schuylkill coon • to
appoint auditor* to t f:' and .•
trnutlibfl Wil li iln t4 4 ol9 i l ;' late '
• y 4oinity. • -
r, Passed finallyi.; • ' • • • •
House bill No.: 444; jOintl reisoludba relative
,to tbe pay of Isaac D. M'Quire. • `
f Passed-finally:. ; ":,' • • , •
Senate bill No. 190, an act for the relief of
John Ross, late superintendesitof-thei Allekheny•
Portage railroad:- • - -
Passed finally, . • '
Rouse bill No 446, an act to ibrthe,sidttrit,Of
the treasurer of Bedfonl. county,
House bill No. 451, mutt 'authOritse the
councils of the city'of Pittsburg:to CoMPrombie`
, with the holdertiof bondsof said city, issued bit'
, ' with
of subscriptions trithe capitui- stork
of - certain miliriattcompanirs.
' '
Patteed_finally. • -•
House bill No, 458, tut act
,to-limultit; rthe
tine of holding the election
_for directors of
the Williamsport Dickinson seminary. ,
Timm bill No. 462, an act- fixing..theidatto
of holding electionain Shade township, 'l3omai?
set, county.
Postponed. l.. : °,r.: .z
House bill No. 466, an act to, , eloo4„aud,
renew'the chatter of t,l;te ColumbittBpAlt, •
• Poatpdntici. - ,
Hob* bill No. 466, an act to, 441;(44 the.
, cluirtat of tlid Lanktaster
P _.
IqO. 467, air ` act ' 4001 1 .9iv0,
Alta Farmers and Mechanics' hulk of -13*k,
ipensburg. - -"
Postponed.
, 1
fionateibilliNO.'•i9ii,' an act to nutliorar the
,4619tat0n% Ilapthit - clihroh to ilea' =lain
estate.
Passed - • - •
. House bill N&-- 469, - an act' 'to" eitend
taenth street, insthe eltrof-Philadelphik
1 !. Passedorltivamendinenta
,House bill 11"oK470; , an .actf*taring •14llik
Toby creek a publics. bithway. : - •
Passed
JAN/ate bill, Nu 468, , an sot Arelatlye to - road
Aeivin Hartley, Lewisand WiiiitlhaNdo i ttkam'
pa, Union. county; -
Passed finally.
„House bill--No , - -- anactio•auThorlite
county of Westrn , to elect four impervi-
Partied finally.
.House.bill No. 474, an act to repeal . an act,.
entitled "A supplement to an act to authorize
the managers of the Indiana and Ebensburg
turnpike to collect tolls for certain purposes.'
Passed finally.
Senate bill No. 188, an art to incorporate the
North American shaft company.
Passed finally.
Beate' bill No. 119, an act to incorporate the
Pioneer shaft company.
Passed finally. • -
House bill No. 476, an act to incorporate the
,Mahoning Valley railroad company.
Postponed. •
House bill No. 478,. an act to Jnoorporatelhe
JamestoWi ancrrreilitlin• railroad PP ni p it4 y"• •
Passed finally. •
House bill No. 479, an act repealing certain
acts incorporatmg, railroad 'companies.
•
Painediiiially._
House bill No. 483, a further supplement to
an.. act loCorporating the Erie • and Pittsburg
railroad company. .
Passed finally, amended.
Reuse bill No. 486, a further supplement to
an wit, entitled "An act to incorporate the Sec
ond and Third street Passenger railway com
pany', of Philadelplda," approved the 1 0 . day of
April, e. D.,1868-
• Passed finally.
House bill No. 488, a supplement to an act
apprcived the 9th day of April, 1859, en
titled "An Act to incorporate the the Pittsbur,
and Last Liberty Pager railway company. "
Passed finally.
Senate bill No. 816, an act to erect Oak mu
independent school district, in Clarion county,.
into a separate and independent school`distlict.
Passed finally.
Senate bill No. 46, an act authorizing the re
examination of , the accounts of Thomas M.
M'Candless late treasurer of Inditum county,
and for the relief of his sureties.
Passed finally. ,
Senate bill No. 168, a supplement to an ad,
entithxl "An act to incorporate the Pennsylva
nia Training Sohool for feeble minded and idi
otic children," approved April 7, 1868.."
Passel' fulally.
House bill No. 602, an act to authorize the
taxation of the county property in Tyrone town
ship,' Perry county, for road and school pur-
;Elo P tut iell fi .billN nall o. y.
608, an act to annul the
'contract between Hugh Doming, and
limy, his wife.
Passed finally. •
House bill No.• 605, an act authorising the
'supervisors of Tremont township, in Schuylkill
county, to proiride a lock-up house at Tremont,
in said County.
Passed finally. • • -
Senate bill No. 291, an act confirming the
title to certain lands in Elizabeth township,
Allegheny dimity. • •
Paseed finally.
House bill No. 807, an act relating to the
assessing, of damages on railroads that may
hereafter be located in the liorough of Columbia.
Passed SnaUy . - -
Senate bill , l . 821, a supplement;to an soh
entitied.'"•AltAtftto a uthorise the erection or
a poorhouse in the oity of.Darixmdale, in the
oounty of Luzerne."
Passed finally. • ,•
• •
House bill No. 609, a supplement to an apt
relating t o certain records of the city of -Phila
delphia; ipproved Mitich"B; 1862.
Passed ' •
Senate bill No. 881, an act to extend the pro
visions of .an act;, entitled. `!!..n.- Act for the
better securing the compensation of laborin the
county of Luzerne,", approved March 4 1 1859 1
to the county of Carbon.-
Howe bill Ho: 612 y ;,:m*jcs tflAiiri to
an act defining the %niduier the
expenses of grading and paving ofthe streets
and alleys in the city of Allegheny, approved
May 80, A. D. 1852:
Passed. finally: .
House.bill, No, 886, an act to authorise the
'Harmony fire company of Philadelphia to coi
-1 lect and receive moneys tine and becoming dee.
Postponed.
House bill, No. 405, an. act to repeal the se-
Cond and third sections of an act,. entitled "An
Act in relation to the elction of supervisors in
Lack township, - Juniata county," ac., passed
the 12th day of April, 1851.
Passed fi nally.
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House bill. No. 422, an act to incorporate the
Entomological society of philadefrpida.
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grTuicie fortftlarrdrig and iinprovibgiliorabs and
stock. u6vl iii..
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Pending Aiscitilidflo. of ihislbinethtgbenr
of 'five intiveci, when, according to , seiSPOtoo
paitselron *May
Theleoolituittticin General Audit* 'WA.-
Ben to theipeople, of. South Oarolinaorae read
gr, „Bauch, Beg , Chief Oltuirof.thttifense_,
During the reeding of the liroclaniation, the
mOmeetiend peid - marked ettentien.
+fter ttSit.Ohnk-had conch:Wed, the'donakter
ation)of
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stoblerwas resumed..
4fterpoine,discnadon, the
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Bettie adjoirnment,, 'md in reply to itittn , -,
haßi delivered- a- very creditableiemd
'PESStrAtk!AIXech oulhe occasion of the eleading
of the XT 3 c ll4lB fit!ca of General Jackson. -
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SEW. GEN. BURNSIDE CONFIRMED
AS A XATOE-GENEBAL.
Sensation in Diplomatic Circles Caused
by the News from Mexico.
SUPPOSED RUPTURE BETWEEN T
MIX AND SPANISH LEGATIONS.
Release of • State Prisoners.
Railroad Companies Seeking Gov
,
Appointment of West Point Cadets.
Wmaßarox, March 18.
Official despatch to the SeOrttall of the Navy, dated.
News was received at nine o'clock this morn
ing from the flag shin' Benton, dated near Is
land N0.,10, March 17t14; as follows :
"We had hard work this afternoon with the
upper battery Of 'all, at this point. Four shots
only struck' us out of the fire of the five forts'of
"One shot after stzikilig the upper deck
twice and the lowerdeck once, breaking some
half a dozen beams , 'finally lodged in the flag
officers desk, depositing itself in the drawer as
quietly as possible. •
"We have battered the forte all to pieces,
dismounting one gun, but night came upon us,
and . we' had to leave without finishing the
work, bat to-morrow we will go at him again.
• "..9. rifted gun burst on board the .St. Lode
and killed two.xpen outright, Mortally *rounded
two, and slightly wounded. tea others. These
are the . only
"The niortars ate doing well.
(Send,).: • .;4. M. PENNOCK,
. ' Senior Oflker•
The Committee of Ways and Means. has 'de
.
termined to make some material clunk/gee inthe
tax bill. The newsPePer interest, which will
be seriously affected by theloill; if passed as ref
ported, is largely represented here + -
Impottant,diepatchea have,been. received at
the State Department from foreign , countries;
and Of a character highly favorable to the Gov
ernment.
The, nomination of 'Ddidel B. Siakles se a
Brigadier General of volunteeri;:has heen re 7
jected by thelienate. - • • ' ' •
_Brikadier Gen. Burnside, was . this afternoon
confirmed by` the Benate dajor-Ekmeral of
Volunteers. • •
Diplomatic circles are sensibly disturbed by
authentic news received here. from Cuba, indi
cating theoc,currenceOf a serious misandersiami
ing between the alliad'powers in Mexico.
The probable departure of the British forces
from that conntry,the return of several. Spanish
regiments from Vera Cruz to Havana, and the
augmentition of the French forCes in Mexico,
a rupture between the Spanish and French
1 1.4ations in Mexico is.supposed to have ix
cirried. • _ , •
Sixteen prisimers, principally from Maryland
and Virginia, were released from the old capi
tol prison to-day` by orderof the War depart
ment, they having previously taken the oath
of allegiance.
It is reported that there are various rail Mad
representatives here preparing applications, to,
Congress, for Recuniary assistance to .complete
present lines and open new routes to an imount
exceeding, in the aggregate, fifteen Millions of
do/4m -
strenuous effort will . be mode , to., induce
CepgremlniMik their p lanar,
,erwrit,MOursinff Vic! skitty*
ifT4,4tain °lithe giroundol national aeqwwitY, •
I+
ernment
Quito, Mar& 1.8.1
PRICE ONE CENT.
The President bas made the following ap.
of merits of cadets at large at West Point,
viz: Ed. W. Baker, of Illinois ; Albert S. Bay
less, of Kentucky ; William H. Upham, of
Wisconsin •, Fred. A. Mabew,•of New York •
Henry D. Walton, Jr., of Georgia • Artba;
Tracy Lee, of Massachusetts ; Edward Everett
Sharp, of Missouri ; Erastns D Gaines, of Illi
nois ; Travers Jones, of Tennessee ; and Chas.
Woodson Bates, of Missouri. Also, Richard
Taylor Churchill, from the District of Colom
bia. Thelast mentioned is a son of the late
Captain Churchill, U. S. A., who died in the
service in Mexico.
th aongrees--Fint
:Beside%
Masalsms, March 18
IN SENATE.
Mr. FIRIMINDEN, (Me.,) from the Committee
on.Fmance, reported back the Indian appropri
atbm bill without amendment.
lie also offered a resolution that the Sect.-
litr of the Navy furnish the Senate copies of
mll;contracts with R. L. Stevens for the flostlog
battery ; also, a statement ol all payments and
adiances on said contracts, and the report of the
commissioners to examine the mid battery.
Adopted.
-Mr. &num, (Maze.,) introduced a bill to re
move all disqualification of color In carrying
the mails. Referred.
' lir. Wilms, (Blass.,) from the Military Com
itilitee, reported back the joint resolution an
thardslng the President to assign the command
pf the troops, in the field, to officers, without
• .to their seniority, with an amendment,
s, ~.. out the provision giving the President
h • power to dismiss offioets from the service.
lamendment was adopted, and the resolution
Plumed.
n motion of Mr. Tammuz, (III.,) the bill
tioliiiii . le for judicial proceedings on captured
property, and for the better administration of
the lswrof prizes, was taken up and passed.
The resolution offered by Mr. Peranx,(Oregon,)
thatlliit papers, &0., in reference to the loyalty
of kircueltatit be re erred to the Committee on
tb.e•&dietary, for further investigation, was
tak6m
...L.L ~ (N. H.,) thought the question al
feldP ' ed and hoped that the Senate would
*faired more time upon it.
.lez. *WARD, (Mich:,) wanted to know if the
AlerudiEm Oregon intended to go into an
tii on of the question.
.-- .- said that he offered the. resolution
in:Ordek tomhow that he had no indisposition
to iteetthe charge of disloyalty anywhere, but
he had teeintention of being his own pewees-
Ur.:
The ratolution offered by Mr. STAIN (Oregon)
that the mere, &a., in reference to the loyalty
of kir.,Statit, be referred to the Committee on
the Jud4ltryfor further in vestibt aloe, was taken
up, =a l.& further discussion, partidpsted
In brkfedes. Hale, Browning, Howard, 'bun
btal lud v kit mo L
N moved to lay the :tesolntlona
On e Disagreed to.
Yeas—Mann. Hale, Saulsbury and Wilkin
90R-3.
Ners-88.
Mr. TAMIIITAL moved to amend the resolution
so as to make it referrable to a select committee
of five. Adopted.
The resolution was then adopted, yeas $9,
nays 8, viz: Messrs. Bayard, Hale and Sauls
bury.
Mr. Cu= introduced a bill to furnish cloth
ing and supplies to sailors and men belonging
to the sloop-of-war Cumberland.
The bill was passed.
The bill for the abolition of slavery hi the
District of Columbia was then taken up.
Mr. Heil replied to the previous remarks of
Mr. Davis, (8y.,) in relation to emancipation.
On motion of Mr. WILIICIN (Mass.,) the sub
ject was postponed until to-morrow, and the
Senate went into executive session, and subse
quently adjourned.
HOUSE OF BEPRESENTATIVEI
The House proceeded to the consideration of
the Senate bill to Increase the efficiency of the
medical department of the army.
During the discussion Mr. BLAKE, (Ohio,) said
he had no doubt that the army of the Potomac
bad received good medical attention, but it was
not so with the Western boys, who had been
murdered by neglect. He had received letters
from fathers and mothers, beseeching him to
have something done to save the livee of their
children.
Mr. NAM/ caused to be read an article in the
Cincinnati ?bier, showing the gross inefficiency
in the medical department of the west.
Mr. Szrzooo, (Ill.,) pronounced it a ecurril
lone arid vile slander, as was apparent upon its
very face. It was in bad taste to have it read
here.
Mr. Brats regretted extremely that the
gentleman thought it necessary to administer to
him such a rebuke. Hie want of good taste
might be owing to hie early training. The ar
ticle 'contained facts which came under tbeedi
toris'own observation, and was not scurrillous.
The subject was then passed over.
:.,The House then went into committee of the
whole on the tax bill and afterwards adjourned.
FROM KEY WEST,
gailig of Commodore Porter's Mortar Fleet.
Syr Wsrr, March 18
Advices from Key West, of the 10th East.,
report the sailharof Commodore Porter's mor
tar fleet.
A leiter from Nassau, N. P., on the Bth
states that the steamers Ella Worley, with one
thousand bales of cotton, and Kate, from Fer
nandina, bad arrived there. The cargo of the
first named steamer was to be transferred to the
ship Eliza Bonsai!.
.Tni Nsw THBASURT BANK Norms.—The Sec
retary of the Treasury, it is odd, has determin
ed to have the signatures engraved on the new
legal-tender notes, which will materially short
en the delay, leaving only the trimming,- cut
ting and registering to be done after the notes
reach Washington. The printing of the whole
ninety millions will take about two months.
TES FORT DONITSON PRISONREtS. —IS IS stated
that Gene. Buckner and Tilghman are wafted
in separate cella in the basement story of Fort
Warren, but the cause is not known. The
other rebel officers from. Donelson, have at
timeitlie liberty of the Fort. They are said to
hive greatly improved in appearance since they
reached the Fort, hiving had time to rest and
, recruit;
Bannoen tab= are protected from accident
achpnirs aroxfroin lightning—by good condo*.
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