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New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
sNDsA RUsEsER CLOTEa.


NEALhRS IN this article be not deceived. lfyou "osa
~ rets,r your customers supply them with the article
which ishckRowlcged by every consumer WHO has ted
II as greatly superior any other My Cloth oT carriage
makers purpoies marked A. has been equaied Tor
beauty Of appearance hardness and durability, while the
~ Cloth which se from ~ s2! per yard Is
warranted in every respect fully equal 10 and generally
much better tnan the Cloth made III the ordinary way
and with the small old fashioned mschinery good sup
ply nov on hand of the qualities.
I!ORACE II. DAY, Suscessort- Rexbary l. R. Co..
aua en- 1875 Maiden-lane
CASES PXFNTED s.XONs just receiy
aus us'''- 80 '''r O. H.LEE. 81 cedar-s
1TN0 COUNTRY JiEECHANTs.-POcke
4 Books ~hnls7ale. cheap for cash. by
,r27 In F, r. GILLESPIE. Agent y date'N iohn-st
lust EECEEYED, 6 case. ALAPACHES, to be
81 sold reduced prices, by
,nas o. II. LEE 81 Cedar-.t
DER SHIP s0UTA AMERICA, - cases
r.nas o. H. LEE 81 Cedars,
TUaT RGCEfvEss-At 1873 Greenwich street,
j splen4ia of raEiloais, very desirable caor
Tor .ale cheap. "a I'M B.J DENTON.
iTsP EECEaTED-Ai 1913 Gr.enxicb-s eet
y black and L.u. back Silk 80 inch Asttlonas
very cheap. a I'M B. j. DENTON.
coz AT TkzIS.-Pocket books the cheapest
n the city. wholesale.
au27 lrs' E R. GILLESPIE Agent, a5 late 10 Jonn-st
HATTEZss' PLUSH OF all qualities ana de-
L scriptioas constantly hand and FOR sae
il lEii, JOHN n. KUPEER lOi William st.
DLANEEEs' BANK, slso Agricultural Bank
L Notes to Nsichez. wanted =, imarossd ra;rs by
W sf If v4NvfECK BROTHERS. n WsIi-strest.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

RECORD OF DEArHs.-Thc whole number Of
deaths in the city for the week ending September
10Th was 2l3, OF whom 69 were of one year and
under, SO between and >, 90 between and D. 8
bctw cen and TO- Z between 10 and 20, II between
90 and 80, Il between 80 and 40, IS between 40
and 80, between 30 or GO, 9 between 60 and 20,
3 between 10 and go and l between SO and 80
OF these, = died of Apoplexy, Al of Cholera Infan-
,um, II of Commissions, of DiarrhGa, 10 OF Drop
.y, OF Dyseniery, - of Fever, 7 OF Hopping
Cough, 80 of Inflammation, l of In,cmperance,
of Palsy, and were drowned. There were lG6
natives of the United States, "a Of Ireland. OF
England, fScotland, 6 of Germany and one each
from Swedes. France, West Indies, and Spain
and unknown.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

T AND IN 6LLfyIss.-Fo- sale, leo aerrI oi
IL Land in Warren County Llnoi', near the s"an MO
of Mercer County in good frmHs section oi eauAtfs,
berc : Wa - w. Taxes all pad -h- wa f4'icu
title giyen Price $3.50 cash. Inquire oi
.lG6t- SCuIEFFELfS & FERRIS, ~ DLnampeFs-'t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

ksA TO LET AND EDFk SAg4E.-ro let /.
a; good stand for Drug Dry Goods Shoe store,
9Th Avenue, Ic;h- h-5ircct The VIII bc lot
separate. Also, for sale, Cottage House aud Lot,
- by 100 feet the above, for sii50 APplyio
j. w SAVAGE, at tho S,Iionnl Ins Co, 70 Wallet.
:. Ivy atler O'clock 7. NJ nj 2l7 9Th Ayenu9
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
TO LET.

ESE. FAsfi7 EOFs SALE, or Exchange for City
s'1|F Pr"pcfIy-A Farm IN Queens County, l.. L.,
tanlgg between 20 aud 30 of fret rate Land,
in high state OF cultivation. The Dwelling and out
hose. all and fret order, VITA
ailg well OF COED water. apple orchard, &c The dis
lance mllrs from Nowf York. Tne above property
AL: be sold exchanged for city property, and possess
given Immediately. Address l.. b. y. this office.
=, ytawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

u Ncw-SOrii and Erie Railroad State
S,oSli.-Notce hereby -iven ;het The NewYerk and
Erie Railroad Company s sell Public Aaction, al tae
Msrt haut, Erch'nee the City Of NesYorh Moadag
Tue 2h day Of sept al u o'clock At nOOn
under the iFecos OF tie Co&prolsT One Hundred Thou
sand Dollar Of New STATE Stock bearing interest at
the rate OF er cent. per fro the first day OF
October ucus.ciy pays5e quarterly the FIST days o
January, Ap- July and Octnber beng stock issued IN
pursuance Chastr lg6 Lsws Of SAID STATE OF the
wear i sad reg,5lrSa5a the pleasure OF II, state
al any uae after the f-s, lay of October 1861.
The Merchants 6suk. IN the City OF New-Ycrk Is de-
gned - place fo the registry and transfer OF SAID
Stock, AK vii be Tic pace or ne payment Of interest
ihcrcupou-
The Stock viii BE- >d in certificates OF oac Thousand
Dozrs casa ans the buye-s vii required TO pay the
amount Of lheif purchases respectively immediately after
inc sale when transfers WI be made accordingly.
JAMES BOWEN, President
Nsw-Yo-s 25.h August. l5ii auo6 GtS2l
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

~ SO LET.-Thc lot and building the North
ii: castc.ly ot Lewis and RrmgtoE sts. Tho
building has bcaa used Iron Foundry, ard IS excel
lent situation ard VIII be let iur the business Theirs
in the building steam-enRe boiler cupOd for melting
iron bellows and fixtures compire-ali in good order
which will be sold the person taking the establishments
Appy Mrs Eleanor Trussell. No 70 lewis 81. - Wv
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

~ VACANT LOTS TO sE LEV-Hos-
3. SOP aud 2l Franblin street Wet. each ~ by
lOu feet. Possession Immediately. Inquire Of
I'll In T. COPCuTT. aus WnshngtOn-s..
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
PaA1DS TUNED


Cheap an:i splendid Fail Ribbons
- J. DitUMMONl,. 800 Grand has i't received rorl
VI Auction splendid assortment OF SILKS ana
Ribbons which and will sell lower han any joooer
don town. Those country ml.incrs. who 80 Literally
patr,nized hR lat yc, requested to call ana exam
Inc his stock he w sell small advance on auction
prices sces snd Eigngs. retgloG lover than any oer
establishment J:c9net S"iss and Book MusiiEs-"ith
gesera assortment o: Fancy Goods.
N.B Colored silk vc!ye;s 81 per I'D at 800 Grard
street sl3 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

NTGHEY L0sT.-Lo't, on Thursday at a ie" MN
p,. be.ore II o'clock he morning, bet1cea tia
corner Of wan ead lyatcr-s,reets AID he Steamboat Ferry
for staten Issn5, roll Of Nonsy amounting TO Sill r
nd :, one IoiIsr bill; change - The finder viii
,Isase return the to Wri z. To~send, Esq (one
Of the editor. and proprietor Of the New York Expres
,bo !. M reasrd the friendly service
In case the money -houd hare been found any dsho5
person. suitable reward will be paid to any person
giving Information thereof 81 g.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

GENlLE1s-tY AND vsEE, wishing 10
n Obtain board whsro there but few Others, h1
ccommoiatcJ with ono two bed rooms toe1ther with
pafor .frequirod BY applying at 2ll East Broadway.
n,ln n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Syp. FOs; SAEE-A valuable Farm, Of IA acres,
eSS% chester l. miles south Of White Plans. IN West
H0~ road decidedly and on line of Rail one Of t1e
the CouBiy best Farm AMI will he od upon reasorlbe
terms. Inquire Of WARREN & BENSON, No '"n-
street s96:.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

~ FOR e4sEE-A farm III the town Of smith
: town IN suffolk County, near the village of Comac,
-. consisting OF huEdrcd sboGt thirty Of
timber and sprouts land the remainder cleared
4nd under good Of cultivation. On the premises
good dwelling house, two barns, crib and "ag0d-
house with well Of water the door Also cod
young Orctard with variety Of cherry aud ot' fuit
trees. Possession can be had tFe conveni OF
the purchaser. For particulars apply iir Smith ID
hull. 207 Froat-streei tac subscriber on the pre-
au1i I'm DANIEL Sh r
NXGENHgVE SALE OF vALUhBLE D.
IA pEkTf al Ncw-Brgbioa, staten Island b. .gb-
scripton
The Trustees of the Ncw-Bri.htcu Association hsyc
for the .ae Gye hundred LlOcr "
parcels OF aHd embracing the desirable and bcst 10
ed portions OF their property; each parcel c0nrsuirC
less than ega lois Of IS feet by 100 feet Of
them containing from 10 five On sc,c.gi NJ
them splendid improvements comprising large nan
sion houses hGte cottages docks perfect order.
The plan adopted for dposiny of tie above properly
presents great Inducements the capitalist DESTROYS Df
making good Investment, aad to all who may ~l-h ivc'-
tam country residence very moderate price snd
position the eligible lH the vicinity NeFfo fork
For the prospectus, paa and details Of The pFpy
TO HENRY LYNCH, President, at the Office Iac m
socia,on, No. ! Hanover street, up stairs.
Books Of seh-cription opeRed by EDWARD ~
COLL. ESQ Trustee at the Office Of :he YORK i'ii'
and Trust Company, No. 1s Wall-st Ey ortff - nc
Trustees. "Hi4 y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

X Private HeardinE.-Geatenen wishing per-
n,cea! Bosr6 and Rooms in location 10 the
business part of the City will be accommodated Ne s
Dame street. Just ou, OF Broad way where bs e* board
ers are ,ekca and syety exer,on made reader ,he
ho rle pleasant and comfortable. The house entirely
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate.
References oxchacged. ly u
INST THECEIgED-From auction, al 1873 Green
j uch-st splendid OF wool black and fsa-
cy coored Cloths ans Cessinercs, Tery cheap;
81 In D. j. phN4OA'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

USsI4 AND PRUSSIA BR1sTEEs,
n OF rs-1ous sorts, icT lale, per cask. Nv
su!6eodtf &C. HAVEN, Is Piu.-st
nIsAaA sDEE NGS-Beached and Brown,
n per bale. :or sale BY {. c. HAVEN, - Finest
aul6codH
MAPLE goat YENEE Rs.-5,O1p feet 6r.t
w qga.ily su-be for f.ncy char and others
for sale At 4o3 Wasb ston-st- I,ll lm-l F. COPCUTT.
EECEEs APPLIED by Mrs SARAH z
l. HARPER No. fs Vescy-s:- Who mas mad nary
,,rs-lsrcc ~ the bu-i1sz.- ia3, II
! NES-2,Ov1 Lescnes for sale very lo~. If ap-
Il piled for seen, oz hoa-d bark Nashua, Pie. No g.,
Mr. $40 3.-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

DICKLEs. PICKLES. .-Oraers received
for Osbc:Gs Assorted Pickles in Gallon,, FalYes and
Q.ars, IN tie usual packages Cetsup,, Sauces DC: at
JOHN BROACH'S,
ar2itf ~ Fulton-st Front
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
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1ee boa, viii above Until f3rtker notice. nayi.
gsuou satst- gcrgitiigs. Il. 2.-Ln freight aud
bsycngr nj De r!-k o. M owrcrs thereof. 10 Im
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

tbt.E1!sa.aSs E1s5 = snd good F.Iu.ly n,arl
1 iaay BE detained by PcrsoLs OF qcies .aai
- &urray-st TIE locate. IS very central, sli r
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

v 4 C-T TEslFaTctI uIFIT 20
y The Undersigned sa, i,m, 10 uppO'g. ara h.s
'een ont Of regular employment for several NOR hs. 10
wei acGp'lu,ci wh hc Ciiy, would Ike lo deyutJ
Il isr to the collection ct dcbs. any outdoor tu-
lie for cyerAl years clerk the Registers
OEce ani Is well known 10 the snntomen OF the Bar
City TO many o whom he r5 for testimonials o.
;hsrscrr ability and Crti-iuy industry.
DAVID GLhpD 2'S ilvisl-n or 1872 Chatham.
Refcrs Tics McElrath ESD ". +. Hart. E,', Sheriff.
Ga>>ncr Young, H. n :. Raynor, Vim. II. Warner. I6z
froui->t sl}l
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

sissE ~ a. {. sSisls.
SUMNER fRRANGEiIENJ FOR LONG BRANCH.
OCEAN iipi =. RI N>ON DCCF. .NDDLEIOWH,
AT Brown DOCK * Red EsNK
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Tons
Tons employed in the whale fishery

COMPARISON or IMPORTS AND EFFORTS.
Amount ofexpors, rs above stated, Sl32, GS5, 946
Amount of imports, do. l07, TAI $40
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AGRICULTURAL.
From The ALBANY Cuiiiraior.
DESTRiI{,TION OF TICKS

A mode was recommended by one of you
Messrs. Editors, in n late nu mher of your paper,
which WIS stated TO bs the result Of actual exper-
nenr, and proved an cflectual remedy. AS near
as my memory serves, and If am wrong you can
correct me-ihe process was performed at wash.
ing time, and the material was liberal use OF soft
soap, which was rubbed upon the fleece before lie
sheep was immersed in water; and alter a few
were washed, being in n val, tiic soap would so
combine with the nuer ms Ia produce sroug suds:
aud the lambs we're served in Il similar way
This mode is not uncommon in England ~ d
Scotland, and The philosophy of it is very oi,i-
Gus Tor, independent Of the deadly ingredients of
the soap, ii produces thorough cleanliness, his
being the greatest Of all foes TO the generation ui
yernin of similar description. The method is
icasihIe-and | hive no doubt efficient-whcre
soft wafer ahnunds but the stream which runs
through my farm is strongly iRpresnaied with
lime; consequently the water ls hard Otherwise
wonln he disposed TO adopt il, fur, aside from
accomplishing so desirable nn object, it must
make the wool beautifully white and clean,
sight always good for sore eyes. Please remem-
her this prescription, my brother wool growers,
when You troubled IN this way, il being more
efficacous far than half the Dosirunls invented ::
aud moreover Will put money in tbs packets"
when the wool is thrown into market, In com
mon with many others, | have used most
ccssiully for the destruction Of ticks, decOcion
Of tobacco water, and the process is ms follows:
buy at the stores, say ia, 100 lambs, ioui pounds
of poor plug tobacco, or of sleus ten pounds, end
bo The same about Two hours in order 10 extract
fully the strength and then pour the liquid into
hall barrel or washing Tub. In about a week az
ter shearng, all the ticks will have left the ewes
and fastened upon the lambs; then immerse
them in this decoclion up 10 the ears, care being
taken not 10 remove them from The vessel until the
liquor has been rubbed or squeezed from the
woul. There are other objects attained besides
this in the use OF tobacco water, namely curing
irritation or irruptions caused by johnswort; and
if n liule tar il dissolved in the water, il will
serve as guard for a while ut least, egains, the
attacks of flies, for we are all we'll aware how alb
horren the efluva OF tar is to insects OF all kinds
rthis plan IL adopted every wool grower may
rest assured that in two years scarcely tick will
be seen in his flock. l.. A. MORRILL,.
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From The Missionary Herald far March.

In the early part Of 1893, native chief OF Limo
MANS, in the vicinity Of Pudang, named Tam Ba-
sar, IN company with another person, mentioned
to Mrs. r. A. Fnndenburg and myself that they
had Just before seen Il serpent flying, and us il
was considered dangerous, had killed il. We
smiled at them MS rOmancng, but they affirmed
positively that they had seen fly, and offered to
take us to it, We accordingly went and examin-
ell II; aud finding 10 appendage OF the nature of
wings, we again laughed at Ihem ns attempting to
impose on our credulity. They, however, con
tinued positive that they had seen il fly, and ex-
planned the node Of flying by saying il had pow
er 10 render the under part OF the belly coucavc
instead Of convex as far as The rims extended,
whence ii derived lis support in the air. whilst ils
propulsion WINS produced by motion of The body
snliar to that OF swimming ~ wafer. We, how.
ever, continued ncredul0us, and took no lnrtlie
notice Of the circumstance. In January, 1894,
,vas walking with r. Z. Rogers, in u forest nea,
ihe river Pedang Bessie, about mile from The
spot where the above was killed, when, stopping
for Il moment 10 admire Az immense tree cover.
cd as with garment of creepers beheld a ser.
pent fly frotn il, at the height OF fifty or sixty fee
above the groHad, and aliglIt upon another ut the
distance of forty faihoins. Its velocity was ral,id
as bird, lis motion that of a serpent swimming
through water 1T had no appearance of wlngs
Its course that OF direct line, al al inclination
often or fifteen degrees to the horizon. Ii ap
peared 10 I've four feet long. The one killed by
the native chleI was about the same ieDgii, was o
slender proportion dark colOred back, light below
and was not characterized by any peculiaril,
which would make it remarkable TO II stranger
Thus was convinced of the existence Of flying
serpents aud, on inquiry, found some of th'
natives accustomed 10 the forest, aware Of the fnct
Those acquainted with the serpent called 1t Ula
tampang Iarl,' (the fiery serpent,) from the burn
ing pain and mortal effect Of its bite SO that IN,
fiery flying serpent of The scriptures was not al
imaginary creature, though il appears now ex-
tlnct in Ike regions it formerly inhabited hay,
delayed the present notice in hopes OF Obtaining
specimen which 1 could offer rs n more convinc
ing proof than my bare assertion ; but further de
iay may possibly, with some, weaken even hi
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testimony on point which appears to have been
long disputed and which has not been credited by
any Of the Dutch gentlemen employed in collect
ing specimens Of the natural history Of these
parts, to whom have mentioned it, learn from
The natives, however, that this is no, the only
species that flies. There is one called Ular Ia
dung" with red head, and not exceeding two feet
long, seen sometimes nbout Cocoon trees, whose
bi'e is instantly mortal, end which has the power
Of flying or rather lcoping n distance of twenty
fnthous for it is described AS not having the
waving motion through the air Of the one snw.
N. NJ. WARD.
Pet!ang, West Coast Sumatra.
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BY f.. II. WALTON & SONS
POETRY.


from INC Ncn 1Ofh dWeTieuH>
The following beautiful limos addressed TO little girl
only chdn this city, wbo in her sleep, tepeuted the
she was accustomed nightly before closing her eye
TO LITTLE MARY.
"I know that the ungels are whispering to thee"
God bless and make good girl.''-Amcn.
Luic Mary's Prayer
Thou so like a dream of heaven,
That still thy visions seem
Like that phenomenon of elocp,
a dream within u dreaml
And pure the thoughts that memory brings,
10 voice thy dreaming hours
The butterfly has closed its wings
Upon a lily flower!
"God bless nc, make NC gcod girl."-9nen
Not such the drcpn by sluinbcr thrown,
When gricf's rough swell is DER,
he cIl Of pain, It's nftprmoan.
Tho surge upon the shore!
Thy prayer is but the eahOilg
OF waking peace and love,
The rustlng OF the Spirits Wing!
The cooling Of its dove
"0Oa bless me, mase nc good gi,l."-.qnen.
The roses of tho Persian field,
Will all their wealth Of bloom
Are ciush'd, hOicli thousands may but yield
drop cd rich ssiunc,
And ;4'i, the hotlt ,gijh nciina riff,
L. crusA'G, ais! Icy curci
Yet blc't If suffering Wrin; from ilo
lts other irop-of prayer.
"God bless me, aa't good gisi."-.7nen.
Mother! sweet Motbcl! thou hast taught
That infant soul 10 pray,
Before 4 rose-lcal from it, thought
The world h,s blown away
Prayer! that lip that once thine
Thoughts, OF thno part!
propp'd jewels, Of thy sp.rips mine,
Sleep sc6tters o'cr her heart
God 5css nc, make good gir!."--4acr.
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When Harry was old, to Mary no said,
"Ny dear, If you please, we will marry!"
But Mary replied, with toss Of the head,
Z" never will wed the ON lIARaY."
Ho waited Til all her gay suiiors were gone,
Thou cried, ga fine dance Ih-y have led you;
The hand that oitcr'd, you treated with scorn,
And now the OLD HARRY won't wed you"
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From The W1iisoni1n
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION OF TIL
UNICED STATES


UNITED STATES.
Fronl tic annual stalemcnt Of the commerce
md navigation Of tie United States. communion.
ted to the Scnne 10y the Secretary Of the 'rrensu-
~, we learn that the IMPORTS during the year
1910 amounted TO stiG7l4l, 80, vt which there
were imported in American vessGs ~gl SOP 352
aud IN foreign vessels ; t,33D. lG7.
The EFFORTS during the same year amounted
10 S.32, 0c5, $40, of which SlI3S95, 63i were Of
domestic, aud Yl5, 100 3l2 "f foreign articles or
.I0mesIic articles, 92,030S9S were exported IN
Aneri,'au vesses, and .'2l 1854 ,736 in foreign YES
scls-Oi tho foreign article, Si3,59l 359 were
exported in American vessels, and $4,59S9o3 in
foreign vessels.
During the same wear l,576,Si6 tons OF Ameri-
can shipping entered, aud lG46,00g tons cleared
from the ports Of the United States. or foreign
shipping, 1855 tons entered, and 706,4Sl tons
cleared during The same pcrind.
DISTRICT TONNAGE.
The registered tonnage for the year
is 81 ,ed ut es9,7Gl
Enrolled aud licensed tonnage, ut 1,l76,G94
And fishing vessels at l04,304
Tons, 2,lso,s64
Tons employed in the whale fishery 1926
TONNAGE OF SHIPPING BUILT.
The total tonnage Of shipping built in tho Uni
ted States, during the year ending on the 3Ctll Of
September, 1910, amounted to-
Registered, 56127
Enrolled, 62Isf
Tons, Ils,3o9
coMPARisoN or IMPORTS AND EFFORTS.
Amount of exports, rs above stated, Sl32, GS5, 946
Amount of imports, do. l07,l4I,5l0
Excess of exports over imports, S24944427
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:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Among the petitions presented, and which,
speaking generally, with reference 10 the States,
are not numerous, Mr. Winthrop, of Boston,
presented some eighteen or twenty in favor of a
uniform bankrupt law. They were all respecta-
bly, and numerously signed.
Mr.. Adams presented prGject OF National
Bank, or AN Exchange Of issues us the Fiscal
Agent of the people OF the United States, PIE
pared by Mr.. Alexander Hamilton of your CITY.
Ii was referred 10 the select committee on The
currency, OF which Sergeant Is The Chairman;
hat n motion TO print failed not directly, indeed,
bur through tho means of a motion 10 lay OIL the
table Mr. Calhoun, OF Massachusetts, reported
bill from the committee on naval affairs, 10 pro-
vide for HE payment Of navy pensions. Ii was
referred to The committee Of the whole on the
state of the Union, and ordered to he printed
The lionse again Went mo committee on The
bill 10 distribute The proceeds OF the safes OF The
public lands, and 10 grant pre-enIpHoH ighis.
Mr. W. Cost johnson, HE chuirinah Of the con-
Hiltiec On public lar lis cOnclnied his fpeocl in
favor Of The Bill, goug over the whole history Of
,he public domain Rt great hneiil, ahd uis"lis 10
shew ,hal the revenue which. u! he o!ef"tion OF
this bill, would he Withdrawn from me puhllc
Treasury, could he supplied 10y lax on luAnHes
now imported iree
After this gentleman had concluded, Mr. CG.-
ford, OF blaine, took lie floor. He directed his
Argument chiefly TO the point that, So iar ilom the
source OF revenue indicated lay MIR. Johnson be-
ing adequate 10 supply The dehcieury occasioned
hy the withdrawal OF this Us one of Tie pecuniary
resources Of the Government, either aJdhunal
duties must be imposed on The nee ,s,aries of life,
or, in there should be- no such duties, II resort
must be had 10 Protective Tariff. and e ex-
pressed lis conviction ,hnl, amongst others, this
latter was the o'lec, and neut OF tae bill MIR.
Clifford spoke, withoH concluding, uuti the hour
OF ADJOURNMENT. At the outset ol his renmtks
he moved 10 strike out the cnHctlng clause NJ the
Bill This opens fully Tor debate all questions,
urect or collateral, cornecled With Us pros l,ons
Senaie--lhe Bank Bill was under discussion
from ii ~ half past 3 O'clock. 1t underwent
several amendments md notifications. The
general nnde standing was, when Ire h,ll $ first
lnlroduced thai lis friends should 60 on to make
II what they desired it 10 he, YET Notwithstanding
rigorous op .osion was kept NJ aad every a.
mendment debated, however trihing. After all
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From The 1iddisouian.

Excess Of exports over imports, S24944,427
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-12
STATEMENT

'hotcing HE aggregate in The population of The SER.
erdt States and Territories and IN The Distric. of
Columbia under the last Census, distinguishing
The number of ,ehiics, free pc sons o. color, and
all other persons, as nearly as can be aSceriained
at This time.