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most advantageous the claimants To have itsent nome
in that FORM though direction was subsequently, given
to substitute bills Of exchange other modes OF remit
lance if more profitable, bul which the agent dd not
fni it exprdienl or beneficial to do.
The third inslament Of the Neapoilan Indemnify and
the first pav,rcnls due inscriptions under the trea-
~ ofnIcnnily with SPAIN ais" been since dischar-
pcd with puncluuhy, and RENTED here IN similar
manner under similar instructions.
VarIons other topics suggested in the two last annual
renor To the consideration of Congress, and not y' Ii
nalv Iruislacd on the Department would carnray but
respectfully, e&ent again to It's attention. Among
them may In mule particularly mentioned the re-organ
cation Of this Department. and The change IN the COM
mencrncnt Of the fiscal year and uf The annual app'o
priaons.
Several other subjects have received proper attention
which arc connected viii. The Official duties oil the lrea
sury have bren sw caly cvulved Oh It's charge; such
as The repairs Of the bridge the Potomac, the sur
yry Of the coast and the manufacture OF weights and
measures not only FIR the different custom-houses, but
for each Stale in lie Union the appropriate sites Tor new
hospitals the practices pursued IN other countries
us 10 the transportation OF their pour citizens hther, who
have been burlhensomc fur lhrir maintenance; digest
Of the returns and condition Of State banks near Janna.
ry fist: 1896; the dshursed under each apPropra-
made the present year. und more detailed exhibits
Of all the contingent expenditures OF the Department.
The important of these will al an early day be
made the subject of separate communications.
All which Is respectfully submitted by
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary ef Tic Treasury.
Hon. JAMES k POLK.
Sy,uGer Of HE Uvuse Of Re REPRESENTATIVES.
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M FSlrn AND TEN AS

Ngw OKIEASs Nov elf we are to credit popn4'
rulnor, the parent country has significd her dsi'si
10 acknowledge the independence Of her Tci!ac"'
daughter. Commissioners have arrived, il IS sad !"
of Santa Anna, for which purpose they have had ine
ing with him, in tho presence OF Cen Austin, "",
Tery satisfactory to all parties. The following O."
cunent has been communicated 10 us from most ~
spectacle source and is valuable disclosing he sec''
articles of agreement made between Tie i.le 'es''
Of Texas: Burnet, AID General Santa Anna, lor We =
lease Of the latter bow correspondent came i" "
We not informed, but his name Is guarantee ''
veEacity.-Bce. =,
Antonio Lopez De Santa Anna, Commander N. c''e'o
the army OF operations, and President OF the MrH'
Republic soIen,nIy pledges himself before the csaHS"
ed government OF Texas, 10 the ulInent OF the '''"
ing articles, rs far as hs Is therein concerned:
Ist. He shall take up arms, or influence pr"
whatever 10 take them against the people OF ri' "'
ing the present struggle for her Independence
I'd He shall dictate the requisite orders, thai ''e 'n
troops should evacuatc the Texan territory Go"7
the shortest space of time. :
Sd. He will prepare matters in the government 80
Mexico, IN such manner rs 10 insure the htss seI
TO the depuation that is be sent there By Inc
ment OF Texas, so that b. means Of Htgot'""0' Ir.
thing may be satisfactorily settled, and the moe pen"
Of Texas at acknowledged, as agreed III 'ie
Convention ,;,,
4th 4 treaty of commerce, ami:y, and O'aIu.I IN.
shall be entered into between Mexico and ie"aS' & pv
boundaries of the latter shall not extend beyond '"'
Bravo del NOrle. Anna.
5th The immediate departure OF General oah'A ,..
for Vera Cruz for the fulf!ment of his solemn
nents: the Texan government shall dispose "'' ~
without furthe. loss of time. =, H., :, shall
9Th The presents being binding on pota sues ,s6 and
be sipned by duplicate and it shall remain .,
sealed mill the uerol;atou have been carried mo -
when this document shall be placed INTO t'e nsate
General Santa Anna it being understood 'h'' ~
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(ErOn Tic EIi-pLt.h Gin ~ O. IIMcs Dcc. u

(Fr0m the Hi=0Jah city (N c. Times, Dcr ~
letter has been received at this place from 2'"''
in Charleston, which states, that the writer was ~
formed b. the government agen, there. that orders """
be issued from Washington 10 the Governors "i i"'
State and Virginia, for draft Of 1000 men iron" ra'"
State, to march against the Senno!rs in Florida LIS
was deemed necessary, that the force against >' IA,
dams might be augmented to pat an end 10 TIE "''
before the termination Of the winter
MoEE TEo"rs.-Alajnr Nelson with Il fine h""! "'
about two hundred mounted men, from the Ch'ro"''
coun:ies Of this State, passed through Columbus ~
Tuesday last, destined for The seat Of war in !"1l
[C0iuaLaS Enquirer
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pha,icaly one Of Gods nohlcst works-an honest man
Mr. then submitted the following rcso"uohs' "ii'"
were unanimously adopted:
Reso,red Tina, as a Testimonial of respect Tor tile me-
morv of the Hon GEoEGI l.. kiHSAan, late nirinnsf
az this House from the Stale of Indiana the lnenoefs
of this body will Grape on the lett arm LOT ty
days. ,..;,,,o,,, of
Rrsoired, That the connexions and constituents OF
Mr. Kinna.d are iuincd in the sincrrrst CONFIDENCE i
lie loss nj that incstnabc tcm to us, anu ~
the country. ;.
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Dates Paper in active Specie in active Specie Banks
circulation. circulation.
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All the Electors were present on Wednesday, except
ing James Mccall and Campbell F. White. The Sccre
tary of State stated that lie had received comnunca
ton from MIR. White, expressing his regret that he was
prevented by sickness from taking his seat jacob Sul
crund and john Cox appointed 10 fill the vacancies
Acssrs Sutherland and Cox having taking their seats.
and The Secretary Of State having announced that the
electoral College was completrd Cornelius W. Law
renee chosen President Of tic Electoral College.
The College then, on motion. adjourned until 10
O clock on Thursday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
MEMBER 155
Private Corresponaenee.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. 1886.

WASHINGTON, Feb % 1886.
The House spent the whole day again in an abolition
debate, and by aid OF the previous question finally
decided tina, Mr. Plhckney resolution has The effect 10
REFER Inc whoie matter, together with all the petitions
that may be presented the subject to the select Com
mitiee on the abolition question Much of the dicnty
in settling this black question has grown out of the
decisions o Speaker ioiS. The House 10 put nm end
to this question: reversed of his decisions TODAY by
avote OF more than iva thirds. The business of the
House drags heavily along, being more than usually
involved and perpiexed by he rules and the Sneakers
contradictory decisions under the rules The fourth of
July Will come and go, before YOU will see single
important matter OF business disposed of by that House.
The Presidents Peace Message which was resented
in the SenaIe yesterday, read in the House rodav
and copies ordered to be printed for distribution
NO debate took place upon il. Mr.. j. O. Adams poinf-
ed 10 the moral OF the conclusion of our controversy
with France VIZ the necessity of being urepared for
war-which the President had well drawn by quoting
the almost inspired words othe Father of his Countrv
The President has determined TO give no more
sEctusires The last one the most shocking ex-
bers oil Congress brought into the Palace troops of
women, and vast numbers from every part of the
city aud the vicinity, without invitation on Grant and
pushed their way IN. The women brought in by the
members were not of the third tier exactly but thew
were but very few degrees removed from that Grade
Sixteen hundred persons computed 10 have been
present. and. OF course, the rooms were crowded To
suocation. The President haned Mrs. FORSYTH N fbe
upper r0om but the mob rushed past him and xeluded
him from The table. "Well' said he very pronerIv
offended, this is the first time ever sbut out from
my own table, and ii shall be the last" The glass and
china were broken and all of viands strewed pon
the carpets, and trOdden under foot What they could
not devour, they carried off in their pockets In was
truly specimen of rhole hoggism.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

DOCTOR SLEIGH, having terminated hi, d,cu,,;o,.
win the inhdes IN this city, cannot refrain from publicly present.
ing his best thanks TO his friends for their Kind
Christian friendship. and noble protection and taxes his o,-
nifty efinorming them that in compliance with their kind
he has determined to settle finally amongst them asd resume b
profession Physician and Surgeon Accordingly he his ,ake
permanent residence No. 23l Wooster street. within six houses Of
Washington Square, whithe he will God Willing, IN. s,
of May.
b. he WI be at home for advice and consultation ill IL
o'clock day-sna will not keep accounts but leave his remu
neraon TO the honor and circumstances his paens course
adopted by Physicians in London Dublin &C. street
feb 26-lt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

NJ The Fire Wardens Of the First and Second
Wards are very respectfully requested to do their duty
provided they are perfectly at lesure-not otherwise
fire has been made for several days in the middle Of
Liberty street, Nassau, the smoke and sparks from
which incommode and endanger the heighborhood
NJ B. Has not the Street Inspector any jurisdiction
therel
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening toe 2sh by the Rev. Chss Knoase
Mr. William A. B. Clement Of the firm of Worcester Clement
Aibanv 10 Miss Elizabeth daughter Rev. John Rudyste Of
Germantown, Columbia co. N. Y
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DIED.

Yesterday MI George Bird aged s. His friends are
invited attend his funeral from his late residence Sui
van street, al O'Clock this afternoon.
"Wednesday aenoos Mr. Simon Van Antwerp, the S3h YER
Of his sge
In Philadelphia Cahsrne Duane, daughter Of the Hon. william
j. Duane
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

LIBERALITY.-The annexed are the principal contri
butors in making up the 1900 already subscribed to
revive the Methodist Book concern, the surplus of
which, after paying for paper and print, goes to feed
the hungry and clohe the paked
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

ANOTHER WREcK.-The brig Granite from Cam
peachy, bound to this port is ashore at Long Branch.
Her cargo, which consists of grass, logwood and Sc
gars, will be entirely saved and it is thought the brig
will be got off without damage, if the sea does not make
too high.
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70 The Baltimore editors overwhelm us with kind.
ness and compliments. The following, on our l,.,
Special Message, is from the Baltimore Patriot.
Major BENNETT of the New York Herald since The
departure OF Major JACK DowNING from the ouarters
OF Gen. JACKSON, supplies his place most adniraby.~
1t will be seen by the following that be has got hold of
another aoginal draft" Of Especial Message of the
Hero, winch certainly will amuse If not enlighren the
public mind The other message which we publish
to-day has evidently gone through the cracble of the
parour cabinet and thus of course varies materiav
from the unhewn original
What return canwe make? How shall we ever he
able to repay their kndness We believe we must pet
rib from Baltimore. What do you say gentlemen .
Any thing good in that line therel
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

10 The Riots are over for the present. The steve
dores are at work on the raised prices and the aborers
are working away merrily among the ruins. The mill
tary however are ordered hold themselves in read
ness 10 turn out at an instant's warning.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

LEADASD COPPER MINEs-There is a run,or abroad
that some valuable discoveries of ore have been recent
ly made in Hamilton and Essex counties in this stat.
We have been long satisfied that this part of the state
would some day become of great Iue on account of
lis minerals. When will the Legislature cease 10 be
blind to lis interest, and geological survey to ba
made in the region above mentioned
We hope the Legislature will not adjourn without
some action on the subject.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

The banking house of the United States Branch. in
ota'e street, Boston, was sold Monday at auction.
and knocked off TO Mr. Henry WiIson for 4e1 000
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p Some of the Boston editors are publishing stupid
jests perpetrated by one Bass. The Transcript is
specially guilty of this huge offence.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

% 500 REWARD is offered by the editor of the
American, for a single mad dog Mr.. King look into
the Kitchen Cabinet and take your choice particularly
since the U. s. Bank bill passed. What would you
give for a roaring lionl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

POLICE, Thursday.-In addition TO the usual rumbe,
OF assaults and batteries drunken men and women and
Migrants OF every quality Margaret Leary one of Erns
ialr daughters, with most delightful brogue, was
brought up on the charge stealing from Eliza Hughes
of No. Al Catharine street, quantity of muslin cennl
OF pairs OF gloves, and few efceteras making grand
total oil about three or four dollars Poor Margaret
most uproarios, when fousspicon was first cast spop
her hlr iane but Hardenbrook deaf her protos
tations OF innocence, and searching the articles
found IN her possession. She fully committed.
Mr. A. Jacobs, OF the same place. also made GEM
plant that Margaret had distracted from his portion of
,he premises some articles which TO her very use-
less, except inasmuch BY means of NV uncle, she
could transmute them into metal. The articles were
three fur caps of the value of &c. and these also were
found in her possession.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

Coon SYMProMs.--The Rev. David Hale of the
Journal of Commerce. taking pattern from the Herald
turns his paper inside yesterday and begins his first
page with the reading matter. Go on-in short time
you will be worthy to be called contemporary.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

In Thompson's Letter to Garrison, he says Hell
nnst hare giren nine cheers for Cor McDu6fe" when
he delivered his last Message.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Jury who sat in the
important case of Rufus l.. Lord the Corporation,
broughrin their verdict yesterday morning in which
they awarded him sl56,OOO. His damages were laid
at $29O,OOO. Mr.. Lord, therefore, is minus $4,000.
This verdict will make the Corporation liable for
damages in blowing up houses to stay the fire of 18th
December last, to the amount of half million.
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contributors.
New JERSEY QUAKER LAw.-We have a copy ofthe
law recently passed by the Legislature Of New Jersey
ANY of our friends among the broadbrims can see it at
the Herald office. To any Quaker lady we shah send
| IT, because we like them.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

ACCIDENT on THE RAIL RoAD.-The Camden e. AM
boy Rail Road came in contact near Burlington in
consequence of the thick fog, and both locomotives
were much injured that they unable to pro-
ceed and the passengers had remain in the cars all
night, locomotive despatched yesterday morn
ing for them and they arrived about o'clock in the
afternoon. We have heard of no damage having been
sustained by the passengers.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23
TO TUE PUBLIC.

!. BROWN Co. having heretofore made great improve
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention to
this important branch of business and faiter themselves they
succeeded in manufacturing article which FOR ghnes,
hat the combined result Of several experiences the
acsre much attention and In the pursuit.
Brown Co. in presenting il the public think they have
reached the uimaum Of beauty cheapne neatne durability
comfort They also manufacture and have been
doing very Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This hat has been highly approved by
Ss public, experience will testify All 1es for cash.
therefore good pays the losses Of Dad Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice at
BROWN 4 Cos. Priced Hat Stste,
sen lS- la Chatham. corner of Mott stree
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Evans FILLS .. C "a. 10.


been afflicted with various diseases thma and
a other under the Of heir Family
Phy,ean stimulated them salvation with ealoIns
md other drugs the destruction OF their delicate frames
and the tune embarrassing is persuade them that there Is
no other Of cue This the Preprieto Of the above ned
fearey deny and boldly declare thai Evans Clmone
Pills and his Family Vegetable Apeent Pills. will produce more
good wek haR Caomel the common injurious method OF
will produce besides no injury can possibly
derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and this cannot be said OF
Casuel and other poisonous drugs Evans Camone PHI. are
extracted from the Camomie eower' BY process known only TO
DE propeors highly recommended all nervous and de-
caie persons especially ladies who eaot bear nseh stimulating
pounded which have been discovered
Bilious and other diseases arising from biso
te Caame Pills being specific for the and the Family
Yexetshe Pills for all the diseases OF the blood
No Family Physician advises you not !" use what
thew term qack n-dcaes hey thDse medicines they will
not get paid or although Evans Pills dc not contain particle Of
quick silver THE origin Of the word Quack from the word
uacksober original word for ouickver those who first
mineral termed quacks now IN were
Justly called length # time or any other circumstance pre-
the application the TO those who IL!
And honorable profession Of d. D cannot escape
the When mereurv given to you II dehtae
.d eceeaes death; thea may advise you that you are
friends constitutions and 10 your swn health reject
eir Blue Pills and Caiome Powders and Il ysu are ILL., Try the
ong directions given with em and e
warr do good and never to do you
eoy being daily proved BY the great good his medicines are per
forming innumerable testimonies IN their FAVOR
Evans and Aperient Pills sold al wholesale and
retail Evaas Office, s5 DivisiOnst NvwYork ian 5-lm
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DRERSEvEY OUR TEE

DRERSEVE OUR TEETH.-Preserye yo.f
Teelh-nd 20 preserve your tech, boz OF Dr. STILL
The teeth and gums aching and dscsyng and rende then
sound healthy beautiful and puhe and swsee the breath
owar of 1000 boxes sold the last month"; and have
never heard Of single compan has given general satisfaction
Vor sale BY PATRICK DICKIE, AIS Broadway Of Lis
nenard street. BURNETT Co. SO Greenwich street, dsors
Rsverv jan 4d
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23

DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An invoice OF Edes
manufacture, celebrated for seeming Trunks Drawers, Se
rendering them from moths &c For sale the dozen,
single one, BY RUSHTON ASPlNWALL,
dec is 6Wiiam street. and ITO Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23

CwAIN,S WORM ARPLUMS.-An efhc'
- cous convenient medicine for children causing worms TO
discharged great numbers and when there appear
srce worms do much good carrying of the secretion Of
mucs the stomach and bowels which them, and
injurious o children alive. For sale by
move N b. GRAHAM, 81 Cedar street
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WQlOD,S CARPESTER An AND MEC cs


l. DUZER, i5s Chatham street. selling reduced
prices very splendid Of Fur consisting Of Capes,
Peenes, Boa's, Maf Neck Eua Swandown for trimming and
every other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do we'll call and for themselves the sub
sce determined clear their entire stock Of Fur Pre
OF l. the holidays WATSON& VAN DuZER,
l53 Chatham street, New York.
Also hand above superior style Of fine Fur CAPS and
Socks. dec SIT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23

FOR sALE-s3,QO0 Aerss Of good ,nesrsd Land ID, in
the State OF Maine lying the Nsragsug water. and within
fey miles Of hip nsvysoa The timber consist principally Of
Wke Pine, with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there also several god mi l. the vicinity Of easy access.
Persons who have been desirable tract Of land
and object fer take held Of Terms Of payment
will be u,de easy and accommodating f further psrtieus
ply 10 J. @. vANDEABERG,
dec 5-tf IS Chatham street.
!!AT. CAR AND STOCK FACTORf.-The subscriber
offers for sale asupeor Of Satin Beaver Hats, Cio
Caps. and Silk Satin. Velvet and BoSxne Stocks
ct style quality and price, Also, large OF Frenc
ad India Goods consisting Of ombanes San V~lve Grapes
eyanues &C. suitable for SHOEMAKER, and Sckmaker Trim
ring. Of all descriptions. WILLIAM REID, % Cedar ST.
N. B. Black Silk Plush. for Hatter's sep1
WOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN.
w ICS' TOOL STORE Garner OF Chatham and Chambers
Streets New YorkT- j. W. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of the following
Saws OF description Stocks and Bits AugHrs and Aus
Bits Patent Saw Sets CsPefs and Dyide Turning and Farmer
Cheis and Gouge SCREW Plates. Stocks ssr e Hammers
Axes. AIDES Bevi' airuss SPr Levels Bar-she' Spoke
shaves Circular Saws, Turning Lahes, Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws OF all sics
Rules, Files, Drill Rows, Cutting NipPer, and Pliers Mirc
Squares, Cospasses Saw Pads Oil Soe Draw Knives Plane
Irons and Squares Hollow Aueur, Drawing Squares
Tools Shelters Patent Augr, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots Blow Pipes he
NJ b. large assortment Of Planes manufactured by A f.
Baldwin, Premium Plane. Factory n Y. oct 2-3ms
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MO QUAcKERY-TAYLOR& SONS Vegetable Psnsees,
~ an nflbe for Coughs Sore ThTost Hoarseness Coids
and Irritation OF the LsngS
his the season dsagreeabe and oen fatal vsio COLDS
ry md solicit Of the public teee-
he P.nares Ia nyariabe beneficial Effects prompt oder the
P,nace on condition that does afford relief the money shall
De returned repository No. 5 DIVISION and
st Dr. Evans No IS Division md ST Broadway The genuine Is
Ns TAYLOR SON,
5,s7f Proprietors for the United States