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Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, July IL, 1885,
McNuLy-O Oregon-Sick Members-Pic Mics
G. ]. McNulty left town in the evening tram yes
terday for the West, Mr.. Leonard his joint surety
accompanying him.


Great anxiety and trepidation in the cabinet ON
the Oregon queston-still debating in their minds
the question Of the clear and unquestonable
right"


We certainly have no objection that members of
Congress taken sick here and detained after the ad-
journment should be paid per diem for such deten-
ZION, were there any authority law for such "extra
allowances"


Judging from the daily visitors at this Post Office.
since the st of July, the quantity of letters sent out
and received has very largely increased upon the
old average Our city Post Master is sanguine Of
the success OF cheap postages.
Coleman and others about building a little
pleasure excursion steamboat for the Potomac the
craft to be calico the 5. s. Coleman devoted to Pic
Mes, NC. Just like one of Coemans fancful good
Yankee notions


But we have an express visit on hand to-day, and
are cut short.