THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
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rA BILL TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING, passed me
House this afternoon, having previously passeG .Ie
Senate. 1t is very stringent measure ana II .Ai'n
fully enforced. suppress the vice TO S'ea. oN
tent in this STATE columbus, TO- State Jour loth'


E' Hon J. T. MoRgHEAp arrived al ms PiSce
a, last Thursday on his way 10 Washington City eut


we are soy to inform his friends that he IS nuch ndis
posed and unable at present TO proceed on ns ouey
4, soon as his health will permit &c Will hasten on 20
take his sea, in The Senate OF me ; where ms pres
snce is so much desired. IOhio State Jour 1Osh


SrnDES DEATH Is TIE PULrIr.-A colored
Preacher named James HILL fell dead in the pulpit while
nresching a, Protrscted Meeting in Lower Penns Neck
Salem Co West Jersey, or "Wednesday ias'-


''sN- W. Newark Adv