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The Clerks report the contingent expenses OF the
Whole amount Of expenditures. .... sl45927 Is
To Blair Rivcs for printing .......... s6,0Oi Al


for bin.ing .......... 4l34 e5
For witnesses before committees. .,..... 397 90
For horses and mail wagons. .......... l20I 10
For newspapers. 2,l00 81
For contesting seats. .................. sl4 10
For detention BY sickness of members. -. l4so 90
Amount Am o on deposi, IN banks in round mum. a0'' -


Do. do do in Treasure ,s n 400 o@o oo 90


The Secretary Of the Tressurys Report for the year
ending June 80 ls46, actual and estimated Including
amount in Treasury, is


rpa. Ersoep,s. ....... .S3t s7s 3os q


The secretary contends for limiting dntes to wants Of
government. No duty any article above the lowe
rate, that will produce the greatest Discrmi-
nations below that Maximum duties Injuries Ad
vaorem duties to be adopted, with guards against
irauds-no favor TO any class He recommends draw.
back on cotton baggng g-commends the wareLsusing
.sysern, and atgnes ior tie subT Treasury


Tho Report Of the Postmaster General shows, that
tnere were 3o33 appointments TO Office during the year
ending june, 1885, OF which 75a were in place Of
movals.


Revenue was. .st.2s9 s<l so
The Postmaster General anticipates isI,ng OF OF 10
per Cent he current ear in the profits OF the depart
lnebf. and dmiauon OF means OF 81, ,a2s oo7 over
2Oo0 P0rmasters resigned account Of the law.
~ recommend quarter ounce for single letter, and
proposes the following alterations =


fot single letter, O. cents under 90 miles


70. dp 10 cents betw cen 80 and 900 miles.


10 DO IL cents 800 miles.


Alter 1e4s, retnrn to present rates.


But the morning mail is closing and have only time
70 give these 10 a hurry.


SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATRs, Dec
o io4o.-Joseph w. Chalmers, Esq, OF Misslssip-
P 'ames orant ESQ., OF Iowa, and Martin X. Zsbrsk
Esq Oh view YORK were admitted attorneys and coup
seors OF THIS court Pursuant to notice given vsser
DAY by the Chief Justice the commences ed he call
OF The docket, under the 35,h rule No 6-James
Brown, plaintiff in error, John Clarke Toe ar9u
ment OF this cause was commenced byAr Reverdy John
son, Tor the plaintiff in error continued by Mr. Msson
CluIol
mers, for the plaintiff in No 7-Michaei Musson
ct AL plaintiffs, VIM. A. Lake. This 4suse was sub
mi ted to the court printed Arguments by Mr. Barton
for the plaintiffs and MIR. Walker Tor the defendant
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, II o'clock.


WINTER TRAvEL.--The Boston train arrived at
East Albany on Wednesday evening at five minutes
before nine The New York via New Haven was
~ Springfield in full time to connect with the Albany
uoin. We understand the arr sng ement for the win.
yer 70 be-hat the cars for Albany remain at Spring
neid nlry minutes beyond their regular time. II the
New York train does not arrive within that period il
WIN DC forwarded ~henever does come, by an extra
,ocomotive The Housstonc Railroad arranRomeuts
nave not yet, We believe been announced That route
yelling w -'"'sh" W.