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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-15

On Thursday evening, Oct IL, MILTON BosrwIcx, in
the 3ith year of his age
The friends of the family requested to the .
neral Sunday afternoon o'clock from his late resi-.
dence, los Washington street, Brooklyn.
On the l4th inst of consumption, Mrs. CAROLINE wife
OF E d Verspet aged 80 years.
The friends of the family and the members of Manhattan
Lodge, No 20, and Mosaic Encampment No g. 10 of o
are invited to attend the funeral from 3S3 Grand street.
Sunday at one O'Clock. The remains will be taken TO
Greenwich Cemetry for nterment.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY Der. 10, lslaA market 900 Beet cattle 100
stores $500 sheep, and 1850 swine.
Prices--Beef Cattle-Extra at SIS First oual;tv
90 76 second quality, 50 rs IS; third quality
500 3 so.
to 20. -
sheepWe quote lots from rs ST. 7 better qualities
from 81 to 275. - :
Swine-A small advances lots to peddle at from q 2ac
Tor sows and 81 3sc for barrows Retail from to 48c
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AUCTION SALES

BY THOMAS BELL.
tStsres Nos. 20 Am and MS Flsife~ sfTssi-5
SATURDAY,
o'clock, in the sale rooms
immediately after the sale in the rooms. ~ o.
clock Will be sold No " Fulton the furniture Of
parlon bedon1s, and kitchen utensils handsome and an
good order The property OF family giving housskeep
Ing.
MONDAY
Atl0h O'Clock. a 20I Centre street
Assignees sse|By order Of the assgnses, the tools aud
81 ck cohtaiDed In shop. above consisting Of sthes
files, fixtures sc appertainng the backmthing BUSINESS
also, the for and morce locks also castings
unfinished also the locks comprising rim, morce and front
door in complete order.
TUESDAY,
At l0ls O'Clock, at the auction rom,
Large Sale OF Valuable Seasonabe Dry Goods5 trunks
clothing of stock of merchant tailor; fine lot Of
remnants London cloh', cassu vesDg gloves sery
hdkfs, shirts collars, sc.
Also, lathe worth i5o various hardware ewery groce
res, pledxed articles, guns, splendid watches, &c.
Also superior consignment of London and French
re
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At Albany, N. Y, the LIST October by the Rev. Mr.
sprague Mr. JAMES IRvIso ofTroy Gate of Long Preston
Yorkshire, Engand,) to SusANvAr eldest daughter of
Mr. Paul Clarkson, of Troy, late of Sherwood Forrest
near Nottingham, England.
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DR.. COOKE

RETUt NED FhOM ENOLAND,
WITH all the important information from Europe,
Of the wo; c1. Of
.e iae nfYf'' street. Alba
ihc Lock Hospital in America the only Phil.nhropic Inst
d. cooss al
s s4 s eDvs be
Al Idfay patients have the best medical a,ten
sas %
of :. ssa and f s sSu epc.s Ss
conde nce-feei homepuue their usual .yoestion,nd
s e sIssRa the Of s
Rem.mber Dr. Cooke at'ens personally to h' patients
OVERLAND MAIL FOR INDIA-HAREpEN 90
will make up ~, a's BY ss ESys
:!ss%e1 he Overland Mail England to India blythe
IS e a$aSDrs Co wall
cARE KAS G car ~ ANR LST mTss
s Yin % .s y aI . and I ss y
tubs and pals o59om. and al. kinds Ss q # furnishing
5sI. s. AND s.yE r
s Of e% & rate %s
splendid assortment of fine French ManeI Clocks; also
large and valuable assortment rich Diamond and other
Aud Silver Ware large assortment, all warranted Of the
ns .s sSd BEST a S 70 very much
reduced from i0r"f! Ss s. ROCKWELL Aston House.
ed ''''''' u WV s6t.ec
oar Gup be ONCE "a attorney
Of with e e s OF ns B he
practice Of Office and give the best OF % to
Herald stating when and where an interview can be bad
will meet with prompt attention OH 9eo-r
are aware hey can ain good 1bstaa English Din
furnished with the best the markets afford Beer in
''fPSs sa.. '' On I s fsS' Al o'clock
Chez Cher, and Steaks at any noG ;I mind
Cold GUS &c cHR1s Fla SsS o.. s,sn...
Mr. DEMFsTER's NEXT, BALLAD soTREEs will
q E b 'o!'9Ess fIi s.tiis,s
On SATURDAY, 18th, at the Society Library:
Ticket, 50 Doors at half past Ito eO%% en-
pHILHARMONIC sOCIETY.-Ths Committee Of Ma
Tsscsuy % to The s sa s
loon on Monday evening S Tine state to the public
tina, subscription lists have been openedst the following music
Fh HAIL. Fntn A.will ~ H Hcs@w9 ri
B,S,dwsy and Th0 D0d"f' r. &osiR
mr. BRADSHAW has removed to M. ae Warren street.
40 RIBBONS AND SILKS. 4. REyNoibs, %
,SssS: Be- 81 si
&C. 70 n b found Il q The es i S:os sy
o6 lmissc : z-...xyz-
ISRrNCU Ia NC5UAGE--MANESCA'S ORAL Sfs-
IEM-Thr second enng class will commence IN Few
ds Gentlemen wishing to Join are requested 10 can ana
BPenons DESTROYS Of wtne ssing the supcnonty Of this
system may d5so by calling on Tuesdey Thursday or sa"r
| dsy evenings, a Q o'clock 81, n,
A Ladies' Morning Class will commence on Monday ue
7Is mt mmfsi'Si s sgNsslsssci%sa puSSp Franklin
pOKTL GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,raEss f.rlaae and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
we psrcese be obtsneo IN this eouauy Bee sdys!se
=. a, ~, ~ ln.t eolrfnn - - mills
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LOUISIANA.
Provision Market.

All the markets closed early hour Yesterday
IN consequence of the Croton Celebration. There had
been no change of the least Importance down Thursday
night: we therefore omit the table Of prices this eek
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10 Correspondents.

Our correspondents in foreign ports respectfully
10 md by every vessel all the Intelligence they
Obtain Nautical information Of kind from any. sne re
aiding al home abroad, will be thankfully eceised
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 ship Masters.

We shall favor il captains of vessels arriving
here, VIII give to Commodore W. A Bassett Of neci
report of the SHIPPING left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list of their cargo end
foreign newspapers they Commodore Bassett viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recproeate
the favor in
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs,
TUESDAY.

AT Io O'Clock, lac BoweTy. the entire contents Of
loon and confectionery establishment consis ing OF cords
liquors. conery soda counter jars glasses tables chairs
30 yards oil CLOTH eeze and tubs and other art
conduc saloon with good
assortment OF household and kitchen furniture, sc.
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PORT Os' sEv YORK, OCT. Is. IsIs.
Arrived.

Packet shp Roclu Collin, from Liverpool Sept &c. with
Lyons for NYorL. ' '
Packer SKIP Hoitngre- New Line) BuIsley from Liver
poeei, Sep y, WIN mdse, 10 Woodruff X MiuturD.
British ship Me sey Reid from LiveTpo via Greenoek 40
GAYS, WIN tI ndse, g Jas Reybun.
BARK ia mqny Mscoduck 81 days from Gotenbug, with
British brig Chanticleer, George
land, In ballass. 70 Howl md * AspinwaiI. 80
Schr AleLandra. Lewis, from Georgetown SC with ud,e
Allen x Paxson. 0-'' 81 WV" '""'e
se.I Tmccsrora Smack, days from Richmond with md,e
Sch, Juliette Wogsm. DAYS from Petersburg with md,e
sehI Helen Gay wass. days from Lubec with plaster
Below.
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POSTPONED.
MRS. SUTTON'S
CONCERT.

CONCERT,
TIL Tuesday, the 18th instant.
LAsTLE GARDEN.
uNrREcEDEEsTkEFP Ns4 2KEE :AKH sExrRaoHDs
GREAT CRoToN CELEBRATION.
Friday, Oct. 18th, Is42.
moS SEPEE 81 5EFR TIM RAX
Of AeIy and the Star spapg Banner win be Infssd
s; At:
alton the troops on the Battery.
CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY,
which has drawn immense concoune Of persons the past
a sss .; ssa ss .: T I'll.
lF sS.9zs #; q s.s' !}.as;
bshs' BY Sf
He A sSb' *
at onr time being Upside DOWN,
From the top Of The eitee the descend 20 the ground
and then T NV YORK BRASS
@ SS. es sn AR. snmR the %
on. s:E n q. = Sss1 b.
make preparation; 18TH 81 ihs jscre., voyage
of Mr. L. A. LnURIAT. in hi. splendid BALLOON
Ine Star Of dc Eaa.
RICHLY DECORATED CAR.
EgEyING ,aR IRA II
FIRE WORKS!
beautiful r XII iy0 81 RT tfso isll.d the
Am'sni BSSt ID es 81 Fh5 Bs;Si. called
During the evening,
Several small Montgo5fer Balloons
will ascend from the Garden large Alb ck. with GRIM
son, green and purple Stars;
FLAGS FkTss f1f 'T ENTHUSIASTICALLY G5ffk f.ie the
The S cTShs 81 FTrHsSTSSS fa'd the
STAR OF VENICE.
fE 1ss AZ n FId ysisR 'fEi iEc 'ns
A Flight of Panfafonades.
The evenings .emen 10 conclude with the sdmne9 and
beaui u piece Of surprising brancy AMI enect caped
ROSES AND DIAMONDS;
Or Msmento Of "a.
This piece will with Cicle Of Circles, exhibit
in their outions the AMERICAN STAR OF INDIE
PFNDENCE changing the ttnbematical piece occupying
space 5000 cet In this piece there Will be grand
signal Fires Pots des Brns Mines and will terminate
with motto Of
Crofom Water, 1912.
10 Lance Work, &c.
Pyrotechnic Artist. - VIM stanton
PRIcE ADMISSION.
During the Centrifugal Exhibition in the morning SO q
Balloon Ascs nson, including Railway, tho afternoon 80
Evening Exhibuon,. U ~
Children for the afternoon and evening exhibition under
years OF age half price Tickets for the whole day and
ming 81. TO be obtained at the Garden, OH lit
ERENEH, GUITAR AND SINGING, Tangh' On fsrms
v suit the times.--Mons. and Madame GUKAUD, ron
Paris having bad successful experience IN ~
families the first espe, liability, feel pleasure IN 1n "a.
their Private Tutors lessons IN rive
and Singing and feel confident that they cannot
sstisiacton any who favor them Win Psnssnoje
Best references gwen 7e, corner oil Henry anu oia ar
streets, Brooklyn.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES

pPeS e Of ~ 40 0, The
bs s % Is 5
sns. As .Ps.s q.
lie within the limits OF the undo townships,
North efihe base line, and East Of the meridian
township oa '
,n1 n nse and thirty SIX and dras,
Township thrt1e -four and thirty FIVE and fractional town.
ships rhysI and thryseven, bordering Lake Huron Of
Township, thirty one thirty -two thirty three, ,hy-four.
and th, five and township thysix, bordering
townships ,hIiS ihyswo thirty three and thirty
AS a. hs place GO I'M on Monday The h
within the limits of the aforementioned townships and frac
North ari base line and Eas, ef,he meridian
Town dhg hy-9ns hyT9 &c, and thirty
s1 S 9hs d
Fractional townships thiy.one thytwo thirty three, and
bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay Of
Fractional townships hir,yone hity-rwo thirty three and
thirty four bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay of
F[asopa ioTnshp thirty ,h,,ySns hir;ywo' and hir-
Worth stSs base i ns Snd Wes attte meridian
and yesh BORDERING 'S ON lake H"csn and
Township. thirty five thirty six and tbyseven and frac.
,ona townships and hrtynne bordering Lake
AZ De Land Once at IONA. commencing on Monday, the
thin the limits Of the townships and
tional townships 10 wit:
North Of the base linz. and West THE meridian
Townships thy-thee Irtyeight inclusive and fac
tona township thirty bordering Lake Huron
three
Townships thirtyhree thirty eight inclusive and irsc-
tons township thirty mine, bordering the Straits Of Mack-
naw of range four.
Fractional townships th ythee thirty four thirty FIVE
townships thiry-six and thirty and fractional towuhips
thirty and thirtynine, bordering the Of Mack
| and Lake Michigan. Of range hive.
Also at the same place, commencing Monday the
yscvenh day Of February next for disposal Of the public
land, within The fts OF the aforementioned townships and
| fractional townships, to vii:
| North efthe base line, and Vest Of the meridion.
bordering Lake Michigan and WalIoon Lake, OF raege
/ six.
Fractional townships thirty hree thirty four thirty and
thirty bordering Long Lake and Lake Michigan Of
range seven.
fractional own.hps thirty and hirtyour, bordering
| on Lake Michigan, Of range eight. 49,
Fractional township hiythree. bordering on Lake Mich
| gan, Of niue. go
Lands appropriated by law FOR the Of schools. military
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be Tor weeks, u es the
lands disposed Of aud longer and pirate en-
tcs Of land IN the townships offered will be admitted until
| aiisr the expiration OF the weeks
oven under hand. hington, this TWEEN
| JOHN TYLER
l THO. H. BLAKE
Il 1Dpv.aa..
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A..MqSEMENTS.

-. =. an SEMENTS.
BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH RENrvor Emit
The wonderful HaveI Family.
THIS EVENING. the performances win commence. a, half
IA. AN y' o1R sis!fftk 9Th
,n. THE BArt eff SS5iS
h Es.ss%S ANTON: s.s '''i s:::
Af ss. followed s %:$; I ss: siS
BY the s s1ssel a:s' 81 Family
nuzsISs4 SyE EEESSSSsArlos
La gs g. By Mons FERN and MI. R Rs1'''
The S y5Sl: e eSps'sss with :
by % sr s re in . A'
TX 'iBsxlTRsRRiEs'' c 1nEi!RRiFsffSsstE
T,cEets-so cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
n, ny ygGi T 81 :. JOHN SIN ss sis E ''.
a,.,a. 3 TIE 2fi9' ROYAL Wi GEoRss' '''''
Mr. Jane. ,o.y T Js5a ss %S ssss Master co,.-..
x.s.,,,..,., OGRE s, ws61 ,., w..
CRoToS WATER,
Nose Brown, John 0ruith
boo. wiz at7-cuain will rise a, quarts, Ssior.
purchased and see aa seeun ,on to where Tickets nay
PARK THEATRE.
THIS E NE mp 6 NEs Bh 80 sI -
h' As YOU 3StP0 Ike XII lT r'i be Performed
ohan4&S s0d Mr. ABBOTT TOaeh''oSs n,o,. NJ p.eid'
ROXY T6 sSq' 6'ho Siih
De. wel.teia MIR Placide Kathleen, Miss HiIdr.tL
First Tier rs cents I'd Tier 50 cents Pit Tk Gems, Gallery
Doors open 81 O'Clock and the performance viii com
commence at precisely.
mI1CHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
40 Broadway. New York.
THIS EVENING, Oct , I5h N, will be presented the
General Ceun, Der TeimeI, Mr. Raymond
dfsnadc, M Graham Amilis. miss hs Fin.
HOSES IS i2as'9 RoS 8 T.
NJ Ms!S G! slssss%'''s M n w vi:
commence Al Ssepsst 4 every n evening ''
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT-S
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN
sAr PPENEEyT s9 OF Mr. q yA All EN-
Claude M,nos AR@ oE aiPSS Mis-. cuAn..
ffii; zARRo..
Rollssi v;,, Mr. vandsnh0h franG, .. H.nln
Mr. Forrest will appear Monday; nsu.,y
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN,
OPPOSITE pR. s VxL RAyFis CHURCH.
the dein of peeuares whims and Oddities
s9o comic lecturer and will lie
sh,d. Patches. and diversions, before
Dr. Xsra.ine win introduce is peculiar Comic and ;sry
S.posoa
ro'''n Mr. ny NE HcisH BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
USING & M n % has ., s ps6Ds
hsI finger; hands For detail Il bis
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Peru from Pacific Ocean Of and for Nantucket passed
In Vineyard Sound 18TH inst
Arr Holmes Hole 2h inst Palestine and for Salem lls
DAYS from Madagascar with 1850 bbls OIL Capt CTmshaw
died DAYS from NJ and Geo Coffin, LIST officer, died days
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THO. ~. BLAKE.
Commissioner Of the General Land OGict.


a., NUIICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
'I person claiming the right of pre- emrton land in
any o. The townships DESIGNATED this virtue
Oh NE noFors Of the act OF 22d g3s as and
modified by the of LIST Junc Is0 or OF the nTovson. of The
latter where those laws still apply such claims BY
Jane 1911 or by virtue q The act Of the h september is
settlers requested 10 the of ire
Register ana Receiver OF the proper Land Office snd make
ment therefor this
and before the day appointed for the the pab
will be foreied '
Where the year subsequent the fling Of the plata shall ex
prc previous the day fixed for the nj OF The
si above mentioned claims uner the Of md 1890
bove reieredto will be forfeited not proven and paid
THO H. BLAKE
Commissioner Qfhs General Land Ofc,
ol5 lawtlf Isl
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TTVOLT SALOON.

llVOLl OALOON.
S %s Asaa siss" ss city S
Private and Public Dim Parties, Political Meeiinss
S TO- sna IBIS
enable him to compete with any .absh eni, shall
be happy make arrangements lin accordance with the
them that no pains expense viii be spared to give entire
'''''"0n. WIN. P. DENMAN. Proprietor.
Tuesday evenings of each week is set apart for Invita-
TIGER BOWL g sALooN-s6O BROADWAY-The
Of @ sS nS VIII S psS & 's
ing the reception Of their iiend As no pain. nor expense
ss sS the Of been
BY leu If G that Ss erp w
general character of the undersigned whom II. pro.
s1nee that ne in OF other city
be desirable place for recreation than the Tiger Sa
'' ois iw.ec &c. CoRLIs Manager.
Field Ro n,i,s' the G es
s Eass r. E% and K
Or Mahogany. with Rubber Cloth CompO.tion Cush
ions in combination with all the late European
v,S nv. will bs find hs BAR either
RICH TONED EIGHT SILVER KEYED
f l. U L E
ss s1e.p Apply rare and MoSzAS b
OF imsm IS Thompson street.
ToPERs0N HAVING LAND IN Tai FAR W HEST:
Noysm5e. purpose ta .sS
sSSs lS
ing any other kind Of business, towns &c. as he
visit his road and ia the F4 West Has had general
e.
the present copies Of field from actual surysys
entered in che United State: Genrsl Land Once Of an lands
s1s ns seeon k.ense
SS. Sf FR Ef Rsi' TAY ft ss'd'
se ss of the Illinois Land Company % Vsai. 'ss'
SsO0 REWARD will be paid for the return No 1856 stuy-
tpNO vssant place I'd avenue, OF small brown oiu whch
aged the 9Th sh. only about six inches high has
delicate limbs long nails md cropped ears and has
and The above reward VIII be pad
Dog for such Information as may lead to he, sss0se
SELF PROTECTORS.
ITO TRAVELLERS AND HoUsEKEEPERsLPaten
$ T seon q The
yolves and discharges merely By pulling the triggers the cham
Der and barrel is IN one and cannot oow spsr
they drawn from the pocket and used hand
without the loss Of six shots can be fired a. last as
ny pocket pistol -, ~
For travellers housekeepers captains planters, public OH
GERS and Others they an indispensable ice IS peisous
both male and female with this pistol protect tner lives
and property attacked by one OF the m
equal TO near a dozen of the comaon bind.
The public invited TO call and examine he same as mel
simplicity being warranted out OF order ana he
perfect safety will certainly recommend them over ali Others
J. @. BOLEN, lo4 Broadwav.
sis Immsr between Wall and Pine street.
"a WANTED TO PURCHASE-A country residence
f.:D within Is miles Of New York one with from 70 70
% A. # bong Sos o os o
YES VIZ" M oi3lnSr
Go TWENTY DOLLARS kEWARD-Los,. on
spots has s. his back from having been scalded
and the Of Rue Any person having Icund
him will receive the above reward, by returning HIM 70 nc. S
|,CTTD or, rTD O,rTING
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Marine Correspondence.

Newport Oct 49, i8i2.
Arr Ilth VIM Brown, New Bedford Tor Philadeiphia Bold
E2mmsEder, wgeham f9r DO; Ipdasy New Bedford or do
l2th Vgant Providence for do A light full rgged brig from
up the and herm brig with lumber; and
ing Sid Ann Parker Havana; Reaper. Balimore Thomas
Fenner and WIN Brown, ihladepha JOS Brown Savannah
Cherokee, Noble.
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GRAND VOCAL x INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.-
VI Mrs. SUTTON rirua Donna from the pnneipa cites Of
ally the Italian company az the Havana and New Orleans
s''' G6AND CONCERT
ON Thursday evening" the 18th inst. at the Apollo Concert
Room Bosdwoy assisted BY slgnor Pc B,ens M kos,cw
Chate celebrated vioiDst her littic daughter
(no vet seven years od) Miss Emena Sutton VINO viii make
her first before New York audience ADD sing Sc
ysr English aud Scotch ballads in costumes ana Mr. Iimm
who will preside al the Piano Forte
For progra see small bills e- o.,
drens tickets so be had at the principal music
aud hotels, and at the door. 80,
Doors open at 7-Concert commence at eigat O'Clock.
% 3tec
ID sale bv PERsSE & BROOKS,
oi2r II Liberty street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-29

which YOU have passed, ard which has had ma.,s'
oner.lion in placing the country IN us pfessh' In
ion Another kind of reputation is That oy s, =,
VIXEN bank refuses to redeem us notes. anu lu' -,
n,,,c,s many are ready TO call It giving 'eet 70 N.
oom,nrni,v The great Wing party not responsive io
tho nressnt depsorable state Of public affairs
ronf bankrupt law, and remedy, If you cam Tue li'se
,, ;o;us,,ce and depreciation Of property snd OF cha
,n,c which is now working; refuse TO take me paper
II hanks for public dues when those institutions -.
Josd,,;no HE Treasury notes of the Governments 'e
inch yonr expenses which you have been 'nereas
;ra instead of diminishing, with diminishing rev t
n.. recall your land fund, by the Distribution o.
vou are sauanderne the means OF Inc noye'"'e' .
:. odsoensab!e to its honor; bring back the lnuePehu
ont Treasury law, the repeal oil when you nii''eu
,,,ro,gh in hot haste, without making any PToV's'"
Ear the safe keeping of The public moneys; res.Iie u
country 10 the prosperous condition IN whlcn yoJJ
fonnd il: pluck from the abyss IN hch you p'a"k
Tho c-ed of The nation before untarnsheo; aho lheh
ou NAV begin TO talk of Riding yourselves OIL fesPo'
In lie land law telit is expressly provided .has .ne
;,,bu.on shall ce ase hen necessity arises VI lie.
,;og tax on imports Of more than twenty per ee''
a ,,ior,rn and il is admitted
rTb. Chairman announced that the hour OF ."o
oroc had arrived which time, by Tue ofuel o. "e
I,ns If the 18th instant under the rule, IT was de'ef
,;red that dilute should cease and The COMMITTEE OF
h Whole proceed TO vote all amendments PendIng,
~ ,b,t NAV be offered and rise and report the bull
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IN SENATE,
Tuesday, aprit 20, Lac.

Iucsddy, 5PrH ~, IcI-.
Mr.. BAYARD presented a memorial rom Te''
and traders Of Philadelphia, u.kIrg 'hais.'D !.
may be adopted as the txigcncies Of ihe cow,
require, which tLey conceive Will have ''"''
reg la,e the currency OF the county.
Several other reports were made 'r'm CON-.
which Will he noticed VIXEN lEey come Up !" '"'"
on the calendar. -
Mr.. WOODBURY'S resolution vas afoP'''
HALLS RIFLES ,.,;,
The bill for the relief Of the legal repffs'"''''
John II. Hall was taken Up Tor corscefa"'"l =,
DIR KING said that these individuals "''
slightest claim 10 compe nsaion from the
Mr. Hall was employed at sixty dollars per ",'.'
received one dollar for each Of The r ties NAM.
as well as fee fninc thousand dollars 'of '"t
constructed under his supern,ence nee, 90" WV
amount which was paid 10 him during the W. -.
was employed by the Government, Up I" ".
So, 5e3 90 There were not dozen Gu ~.
would say that this rifle ought 10 be '"ah' .to,,.
the use Of The army as II vas far INFERIOR " '"'
muskei for all practical purposes ..,,,.
Mr.. ARCHER remarked that the Ene''e'
nance Departments were favorab!y impress
utility Of the Invention, as were also The w. "A
moosed of the first officers Of the a'n': an'
srmorcrs-which we're appointed TO e1ain''t -.
.be foundation Of the reports Of these Two
War Department had rendered favorsof
Mr. WRIGHT said that the na"uiee'u's
arms BY tins Government commenced al
terror TO his entering the Senate, whth "ss
of 1887. il came to hrs knowledge at thn' w.
Of The first perqsites 10 each member Of e"'s +
Halls rife. One was sent 10 his ROOM Nv ~.
use fer it, Hc desired 10 be iniorn"c ~ ~ 4,
of the Military Committee whether thes' TIN,
been put 10 practical test in The seiv'es' . as
war going on in Florida, and he w'shr' ,srd.
whether these arms had been put ~ Tue - ,raet
military in that Territory, or elsewhere ,, bo,r
and favorably tested. lie was aware rs, '" If tie
officers had reported very much IN lave, !, Idea
ton, bu. his own impression was, may i his 80.
utility had long since passed away, tna ~. d
considered inferior 10 the common nv : .elid
could not vote on this bill until he leaFnee sd
utility Of this arm had been in any way 1.yc.
come possessed of information as to ihs Ar p,c.
the rifles. for which the Government ~, ,be Cd
The commence men. of the connection Of ~ Know,
ment with this patent. lie wantfo :, =, aero1
wha. propor,on of rifles had been given %
connected with the military service