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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-05
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY. 2oiE Fulton street near
~ Greenwch-Dr Morrison Mem brr OF the ,ya College
Of Surgeons London and formerly Surg the British Ma
w, continues be consulted daily on all disease os delicate
nature and all those Distressing symptoms consequent on u-
dicous treatment and the mpuden iquacs Medicines
Dr. NJ has had experience of twenty wo treating
delicate diseases in all their and: implicated orms and
mild safe and nsbe substitute mercury eIadcst-
the senereal virus with certainty hout isubectng the
patient any risk restricting him I'M nusua diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable taste and SMELL Per
argement Of the PROSTATE gland az npanied with much i'm
taton and dull pain about these some oil the coHe-
quences Of malreatment DR.. M. ueatssctures scen
fc promoting Absorb Of the tckersd circular
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-ThoSssndso Of young
destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of nostrums pretended specifies which stimulate
only induce create depression Dr. NJ treats such
purely pathological principles and never fails IN establishing
cure-the and confidence Is observed. 49,
PAID suitable fee, will
the correspondent full advice and medicine any Of the
Union by his giving history of his detail 20s Full
on eft near Greenwich. au30
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OCULlSTS.
DOCTOR J. FRAN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
MO. 10 BARGE Y STREET, within two doors Of the
lnnammsSoyG eye, weakness Of sight, &c.
fail wing nebulas Of the longest standing without
''' 's''' W CERTIFICATES.
Of age was brought to my house fall apparently blind He
called to-day and that he has been the patient OF
Dr. j. Francis. whose treatment has been the under
God osornsR R.s sTst st. GEORGE Church beeSmSn.
This certify that OF my children were afflicted with
diseased for length OF time, OF them almost blind
with nebuas covering sight Every remedy was resored
They perfectly restored sight by Dr.
FRANCES '''''e' DANIEL g. JONES. 100 Pearl street.
almost blind for twelve and in five weeks under
the kfu treatment of Dr. j. Francis my sight per
''e'' '''' MxRTHA BROWN. III Forsyth street.
lcerty to the above being sTSs s.ateRsps rn,cr
Paste Of the Stanton street Church.
was nearly blind for tws y with cataract in each
eye and from the Of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
that disease my are n9g g.ss.Hly seeovs5sd
We the undersigned, having witnessed the astonishing eff
81 Dr. Francis preparations Tor diseases OF the
valuabl remedies.
h. Cone, Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent Of the Home Mission Society
Jacob houner, Pastor Of the North Bar INST Church.
JoNph Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest Of St Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office. Prepared and
sold only by Dr. j. Francis 10 Barclay street, New York
Artificial Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. .,,..
that in consequence of the Of his business Dr. enny
Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons London and OF the
New York Medical Society has Joined him. and every conf
dence be placed in his profs ssional skill an Ocust
hon from upfIl
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THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
THE AGE.
KENNEDY'S

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
FOR The treatment and OF the Hair; the only
inlalbe preservatve against badness and certain
for all diseases the scalp such dntu pca potnca &c.
&c &c. including all This article
pred WI great car, by the inventor and proprietor himself
after study of ten years during which s has been al
exclusively devoted the perfection OF this incompatible
article for the benefit Of the growth and beauty Of the Hair In
have arisen end did while this reoces in the full ygor Of
manhoodand destined TO live long fine head OF hair
duly priced its cleanliness and beauty admired. Let those
who have these desires but give single trial and he has
fears for the result IL cnv requires be known be appre
GATED and when ciated the obtain
his reward from discerning pablo, and betoe-he
is not afraid Of getting of patience.
Nearly five hund ed certificates. testify ing its virtues, in
all of ch II il intended be the
Sshy RESPECTABLE individuals in various parts in the United
tor and manufacturer, No. Pine street. New York.
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STOVES! STOVES!!
RACRITS, PATENT R4REEIER
bdCh UN IN IENT fHHEFIEH,
OR ERl1C,AI HOITSEWA r MFR

DdCh PdIENI hAhEFIEh,
OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER.
THE Proprietor in this valuable The public
wS1 ss %
+ ssSs:s:
1TS s ssS md dilase nom asst:
s@p .mS sn places exposed to .pamen pure and whole
s.To lesson the risk of acc- sand unite with all
so be quickly Lindled elegant and durable article Of
Ths Stove Of the quality of Russia
lined created p he s shaSsl
leu S,s the a sa'
each END tor great amount Of rarehed
The purity and sSnss, Of ts air IL heated By tn.
81 surface moderately heated heated air.
he he me
endsIn
"en'' sleeping * Naq sSm sa
NIB new article Of air tight stoves, with rsers also
in use IN this city. au2a lm*r
TO DEALERS IN BACKING.
M .d us. ar
all Other kinds now in use.
polish win half the usual labor required
further that requisite long sought
peculiaty Of the composition never becoming hard dry,
Dealers s il sssans ted to call and receive SAMPLE
Manufactured by JIM. JOHNSON. No. Spruce st,
Near Nassau, New York.
The firm Of Burgess Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Tho business in future will be conducted by
au27 lm&m j. M. j UNISON.
New YORK ALBANY RAIL RoAD CoMrArY,
Park Place. New York.
NOTICE hereby given the stockholders the New
~ York and Albany Rail Company President
and Directors have directed call nstament Of five per
the Capital stock Of the Company payable the
fifth day of September next.
Subscribers resident in New York and Westcheste will
insament Josiah Rch Chairman Of the Fnapc, Com
mee and Treasurer for the Southern District I72 Front
Subscribers resident Duchess Putnam aud Colamba
ties, will their instruments TO Jona Akin Taber of the FL
nance Committee and Treasurer for the Middle Dtrc, in
Rawlings Subscrb resident in Rensselaer, county, will
their nsalments Jonas e. Heart the Finance Committee,
and Treasurer Of the Northern District his Office the city
ofTroy.
By order Of the Board
a2tsep5r JOS. Z. BLOOMFIELD, Secretary.
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INVENTION NO. 9.

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Broadway, and mandatory, No Pine street. New
sasc lmsr GEORGE KENNEDY
PATENTsA A I Ian A Ais F0RElGM oFEICE
This Office has been established Boston for the past ten
preparation Of caveats and drawings, assign
@e aS I snd delay
s;s s #: :si:
s
to on ana
Cd the Patent Once I'M, E....
The following extracted from letters ofths Commissioner
ss .fs
they expressed themselves satisfied with your services
wh
much skill and great assduty. oT' pesSW5anllIXsrp
For all further information, apply DAVID GARDINER
Agent Of Patent Office, No. 81 Pine street, New York.
az lm'r
TRIAL OF BOOK SAFEs.-Ihe subscriber deems il his
duty contradict which has been circulated that
Of Wilde Patent sslaands Safes destroyed at tbs
late Of Safes Coffee House Slipas Wlders Paten
Saamander Safe submitted that but article
newly introduced, called the Improved Saamander Safe
All attempts Widers Genuine Pro-
perry PIeseve have failed The contents of has
possible heat eight hours furnaces while safes Of other
makers have been destroyed by the heat less than
the ion SAT. Of the subscbe-the only
place in the city where Wders Patent Saamader Safe
b, had, made to ORDER
SILAS e. HERRING,
au29 lMd lM lJ9 Wafer
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STRAW GOODS

II BENNETT, 80 John and my William streets, i'm
porter and manufacturer OF Italian English Straw
goods respectfully informs his and the public in
that he has hand splendid extensive
sale At very much reduced prices French and Enrsh
Dunstabes, Italian Ruands, Fancy Sche and rial Ia
Straws, &c. sc.
Also an entirely aew article the White Siberian Han
Bonnet which for the summer all the styles
yet introduced being light durable white and beau
tifu-- and will clean as well IS a tuscan. as Im*c
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- HARD TYMEs-T6e oojv

80 >HdAH fD fIiMEs-The only that A.
noes the Clinton Boot Shoe Market 2o Canal a.
northeast corner Of Hudson seetwhen almost every bodv
quality and sell them prices 70 suit the times seems
this should have found the store sooner thew
and the sooner they WILL reap the advantage Almost
snyhing wanted Ia the boot and shoe line OF sxe
colo. Or quality, can be found seT shs2ps
au20 im~r A.KNOX co. e0f Canal Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-05
GUNS AND PISTOLS.

90. EXCLUSIVELY. 80
y JOSEPH, u Maiden lane up stss importing agent for
%. the sale Of Ensh German and French double and single
barrel Eowlng and Ducng Guns from the lowest the I'm
es. qualities fols of every ds;srpo iS hi; and other
he now prepared 70 Offer at the manufacturers prices being
which enables him TO sell at extremely low prices.
large assorted stock Of the above always on hand
City and country merchants particularly requested
call previous TO making their purchases Jy27 3msr
SILK BANNERS, &c.
IIANNINGTON x CO., 1893 Broadway, Read street.
Respectfully inform the Order of l. o. of O. their
friends generally they prepared orders
for Flags and Banners the superior style beauty
durability and having Silks made for the express
casion that will make the largest banners without sgurng
Specimens and Designs be their
293 broadway, or sent TO any part Of the Union.
For style design and oil works Of the hind
fer to the Ge,,ys Banner, No H. O. Of O. F. also to
eenwich, No 40, Harmony a. Covenant 3 Perseverance,
r. also Military Companies and Sunday Schoo! Banners and
the societies st. Nicholas New England ST. George ct
drews st David, &c &c.
Window Shades variety from 81 each richest
and best, painted by the most eminent artists
Stained Glass; after the of the ancients warranted
never to change color with for
church windows and other public and private buildings
,.is, packet ships, store windows, &c &c.
limitations Of Stained Glass muslin for church
ndows close imitation OF the real glasat uilng
expense the glass obcured and painted in brilliant coors,
durable and cheap ~ l7r
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Puncuaty regards the day sailing will be observed
kersofoe The price Of passage outward fixed at One
Hundred Dollars Tor which ample of description
Will he provided with the exception OF wines and liquor,
Which vii! be furnished by the stewards.
0OODHUE CO. Ga South ST.,
G.. H. MARSHALL, 80 Burlngsp, N. Y
ical iyh Barring BROTHERS X CO.. Lpool.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR CON
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, Weekly.
~ - ~ H.
6r6 EsTABLisAED fAs:sssA 81 OFFICE. 81 s6CTH

The subscriber in announcing his for the
appears beope his friends with sentiments Of sincere
for the able support he has received for
lie likewise wishes TO call the attention Of those intending to
send for their friends residing England Ireland Scotland
and Wale that they all times be accommodated by this
line by weekly opportunities from Liverpool well by all
the well known different lines Of packet ships, sailing and
from Liverpool the is 7lh h 10Th and 18th oeach month
throughout the year.
has always been the study of the subscriber
emgran shown ciyty, and despatched WITHOUT delay and
due and dgent will be given by the Liverpool agents
those sent for well all who may embark with them,
and should Of those whose has been paid
bark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge.
The subscriber feels pleasure making known the differ
ent ships oy which ms came during the last
which has general subtraction and that he has consder
bly, extended apd concluded his for yea 1872
The following ia list OF ships
Ships Scotland, Robinson Ships Albanian, Lone.
Fairfield Wilson. Printce, Hopkins.
Frankfort, Russell Tyrone, Speare
Russell Clover Howsx Wales, Watts
Hbcrna, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris.
Alfred, Cheevsr, Osceola, Childs.
Clifton, lngsrsoll. ST. Cloud, Emerson.
Louisville, Allen. New York, Niyen.
Sobieskie, Emerson Warsaw, Griffhs.
Oswcgo, Wood. Ocean Willard.
Talbot Storey. n. Hampshire, Harding.
Panthea, Goodmanson. Robert Isaacs, Trueman.
Virginia Eaton. Europe, Batcheldor.
3. Jenkins, Seymour.
free passage the different ports of Ireland and Scot
land be secured and furnished for any amount
payable at the National and Provincial B'nks Of Ireland and
their respective branches and also Msssrs W. Robin
which paid free o. charge throughout
the United Kingdom.
TURNER 'a''caa Jo sGPN HfHERDMAN 81 South street
or inv. ROBINSON, is doree Pis1zas and
sa1 No. Neptune ST.. Waterloo Deck. Liverpool.
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TENDER CHINS.

TENDER CHINS.
A NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
pain during the operst9n Of shaying b appynr his razor
by Saunders which the necessity ola hone and
smooth edge the could by possibility exhibit
under the most experienced hand
IL Is the only eecua means which the Of yet
devised opportunity Of suitins his
his chin with the certainty he mend
suit hand which any will be shown by brny
ing duh and trying the Tablet before purchasing Re-
'an i1',v r., ' Sod AZ a SA1JNDFRS ia BroaJ~sv
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80 FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all CO.
f iors OF Fashion French boots and ratent leather
uress shoes CATERS walking shoes and pumps for
eoys and cndlen Men and boys cheap boots from sa7j 49,
n~ anu - per pair Mems shoes 10 and lbs pair
SHOES 90 70 10 cents and ST. and good Ladies'
% s%n enaJc CATER boots busklns walking shoes md
and slips Is cents 70 g. good g slippers Come and see
good assortment OIL the above articles at ~ Canal
Br2adway aud at 2oc Canal st. northwest corner Hudson ST.
., Wninei ,, au24 1msr
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TOUGH Boards /!

pleasure IN SHAVING secured by the use q Chag
HONE forming one sides with which every per
son may keep perfect order. whether
pertes commencing with the Metallic Hone Of times the
POWER Of ordinary hone and finishing tie simple calf skin
Retail prices 90 IS 90 Las and 80 each according to
ward and finish The performing part Of the Is cent stTop
being $3.50. Wholesale prices $780, 81, So
$3.50, 50 and SIP per doz. -
l.. CHAPMAN No. Zoe William street.
NJ D. The performing of my rs warranted TO
be superior George Saunders 50 the money
returned if the purchaser be dissatisfied. aus lm.r
IOHN GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN,a Native OF
Switze rand-Anv one who has known heard Of
this individual Of of similar name, will please
communicate thief me, this information of import
Of his family. His real John Gabriel
Venen but in foreign land like many other names,
have been changed, or become corrupted in its smelling
lie the United States the 1885, and he
posed resided in the State Of and have
died there but OF him yet has been discovered
the received by the sub probably
incorrect and this means Of making general
qu a. yee d. isSsr Pr. sTArGER Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
nv LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
wAR.LIKE SIGNS IN RuopEisLANp

wAR-LiKE SIGNS IN RuoDEisLAND.
The Goveror has called special session Of the
Legislature to preserve the Laws.
"rhe Message Of the Governor, says the Provi-
denee Journal extrs. alter brief review Of the cur
rem, events, since the adjournment Of the General
Assembly and OF the present state Of aff,irs sug
ges's the proprety Of making requisi,ion upon The
President Of the United States for aid. to put down
the domestic violence with which the State is threa-
tened, and recommends the appointment OF Board
Of Council TO advise and consult with the Executive,
and the organization Of such military force as
shall be deemed necessary to the present exigeney
We presume this eill is in consequence of the
following notice from the Revoutionis,s:
"rhe CONSTITUTIONAL STATE COM
" MIfTEE hereby respectfully invite the CHAR
TERED COMPANIES. the MILITIA COM
"PANlEs, and the VOLUNTEER COMPA.
" MES, who are in favor Of the PEOPLES
"CAUsE and CONSTITUTION, to give their
" attendance, as an escort, on Tuesday, the Sd day
"oi May, when tho GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
"under the PEOPLES CONSTITUTION, will
" hold their first Session in Providence. The Com
panies from the country requested to he on the
ground at an carly hour"
For the Committee,
BENJAMIN ARNOLD, Jr.,
Chairman, pro tenn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
NEW sPRING nav GOODS

NNE have received by tho schrs Manehes ter Rich.
new and very complete assortment Of spring Good
bought principally al auction, with money prices much
below any former season, which offered Wholesale
ant retail al moderate advance. They are Ia paIt a.
follows;
Erra super6nc French and English Cloth. and Cas.i-
~''N ~Ns@'-
Medium and low priced do do
Plain ribbed. dag onal, and plaid gatnbroo,.
Drsp lie Etc. Grape Caniblets and Anne. Cloth.
nsay orown aud white linen Drills aud Canvass do
hrre assortment of heavy cotton DrlhnEs for
snd house seivanis-indlEo blue
saln Cashmere valen'ia weltnE and Mlrseles vestnx
$3.50. super oAek anu blue black BonbaHines
Keh figured and stped Fonard other figured silks
ti ira ,ch French and EnEli.h Mushns sod Lawns
choice assortment OF GDEhFfn- from 81 to - aud 81
llartmans and other French ~ nts and Jaeoneis
black and assorted mode eoloredM de Lanes aud Cha
Every quality OF English AMI American Prints
large snd small size hlet shawls. Handk and
10 embroidcd SIX, satin and Grape do do
Cambric Jaconel, Null. swiss and hancock Musins
Checked striped and dotted Tarton Musin and Nett
raln ana hs 9Ied aney Nets, IN area! variety
ran helS,,oh"d and revere bordered linen cauibTic
i4tes silk aud Cotton Hose, all eOIOrs, qualities and
Genuemen's silk aud cotton hal6Iose do ao
,AhcS embIoded shk and hllei nett Gloves and Nuts
LADIES' and Rcnemcn's super KID, silk and Lrsic thread
Misses silk aud cotton Iose and Gloves
WHITE black n cd and lea coored cotton ose for sc
Corded skirts and Victoria Robes, all prices
Table Cloths, Napkins, Diapers aud Hue kabuck
lhnsl'y Diapers, Sheetings, DOwlas and Crash
French bordered and friused Towels and Napkins
AMI fine brown Linen Burlsps and TickicnbnTxs
rik 'ni cot IN bandanna aud das HandseTchiefs
silk and cotton Umbrellas aud Paraaols
shell. tuck and side COMBS, Buffalo do
Superior GAME lannels and Bishop Lawn
White and cOOTed 1 aud 8 Z India Mating
Zephyr Wotstei, Plus, Ne cdlcs, Stocks aud Bosoms
Bonnet aud cap Rihhous, sewing silk aud Friuses
large and complete assortment OF and brown
domestic Shectings and shirtngs, oznaburrs Tick en-
Cheeks, Dnlings &c. &cAc
Unusual pains have been taken 10 procure tho
best assorted stock of spring Goods have ever had
aud upon the best ie,ms II country Merchants nd IA
miles In town and country, will call us they will find
choice variety. ami At very low prices cash. OF &C.
ccpiances IN town.
VALENTINE. BREEDBN a. co.
White buildings, II stIeet, shockoe hin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
SALE OF EAGLE HOTEL.
AND FOTTR TENEMFNTz anT.rpSr


virtue OF four several dee Is OF trust 10 wit. ee
= 10y AOner Robinson anu Henry King TO John Brocken
Ocober, 1852 deed by the same rIanfoTs IN
WIN paoncy, trustee dated 23d Dec isS3-a desd Nv
san fueke and Frances X. his wife, to samuel Tayoy
A i9,len Rhodes trustees, dated 9Th January 1876 ana
a ieed ny AoneI Robinson 10 Raleigh Daniel ana n
trustees d1ied 9th september, 1899 all of eeord
IA .e once 81 me Musings Court OF Richmond will be
soil on the premises, ~ public auction on MONDay ~
o o. Apr next H fair, II not the fair day three ne.
on Dor Main street. IL the City Of Richmond In.
cludng the property called the Eagle nfel win Inc an
pIienaneesss described IA the deeds aforesaid Also Two
oher teneneuts and their appurcnances being the
Inent on l3h the said city formerly CALI. ,h
NE House and tenement fronting 20 feef 10 hes on
lSth street in said cuy-bciug the twc enemenfs
toned aud desc ribed in he two IA A. deeds %
sale viii be made for the purpose OF raising me srrs 81
money secured by the said deeds and unpaid and th
Pcust OF sale AMI OF the trusts The subscr bers linz
as trustees, vii convey only the title vested IN ths b,
sy ushcVc me ule 20 be indlsputablc The zsls will
he pace AZ y O'Clock, doom, and ~ comple on ne
hrst day will be continued from tmc 10 time until rsn
pieied.
The property win be sold in lots and with the nr,viIere
81 40 alley as laI down piaf which nav be s.o =, az
Bank Of Virginia The sale will commerce. with me Io on
VAN street 1e1 below that occupied by Alexander Du
ibkMS-CasiI for the amount Of all expenses OF the
trusts, commissions. paid or due-a rred OF s.
y and Is months win n.eres nom dsis equal insfa
nens tn TIE residue, secured by negotiable notes. with
approved eniorscrs aud ~ rcanu the tile "a ment
The proree Of sale VIII be applied 10 The satisfaction n
ne several eus Aforesaid IN their due course and accord.
lnS % their respective priores rights. Ana as the
properly as heretofore been ADVERTISED more than once
aud not soh add that the present ale IL atve,sS
wiz nc express consent Of VT Pocket and will osirvev
uc maize 70 tho extent OF the hens ana he nfS
ieS,s OF tne respective parties under the sane
~ Wa w ire Trustees ADORE NAMED
to- The above sale was arournei on v,se,s,v mari
'o.iay. al y O'clock by the Trus ees above named
az - DICKINSON, Auctr.
70 The above sale Is posiponet until "Wednesday
oey OF June NJ H. no " O'Clock, when tho proper
y VI % tostV ly soil. by order and wh the agreement
ap2 elsNt5s II. DICKINSON. Auetr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
Fforr n. Na,ional 6,,,Ui,,n,,, -,

ffor me- National h.feHigenesr ofy,sfsrdaD
The business Of Congress is in fair though not
RAPID progress. The General Appropriation Bill
has undergone consideration by the Financial Com.
m't,ee OF the Senite. and vas yesterday reported
10 That body with various amendments, of the ma
,ure OF oil OF which are not yet fully apprized
out we notice among them items providing for the
salary OF the American Consul at Paris, and for
outfits and salaries Of Charges des Affaires 10 Swee
den, Belgium, and the Hague. As is presumed
no unnecessary obstruction will be thrown in III.
way of the passage of this bill, it cannot be many
days before 1t passes the Senate and goes back 10
the House Of Representatives for concurrence in
whatever amendments may have been made to IL.
Meantime the hill for the Npportionment of Re-
personalities in Congress, under the new c,nsu.
engages the attention OF the House Of Repre-, cntn
tves, with an apparent determination 10 pass the
bill a, once, though with what ratio of apportion-
meni is yet wholly uncertain. The question now
actually depending in Committee Of the Whole
on proposition directing the election nj Repre-
ssntatives 10 be made in all cases by D;s,rc, =
that IS IN no case 10 b, made by general
ucket-is one OF great interest and s,ne novelty.
ns proposing n principle which has never br.
io'e been acted upon 10y Corgrcss. |, is desira-
bic, certainly. that the mode of election should Le
uniform IN all the States. Whether Congress has
the right to prescribe that mode (unless IN case of
States refusing to provide any mode of electionl is
a question moo,ed in the debate.
The consideration Of the Tariff question awaits
the movements OF the Treasury Department. from
which report upon the suhicc', Astounding ~ i'm .
poltant statistics, IL daily expected, having been
called for several weeks ago by the House of Re.
personalities at the instance OF the Commit.ee os
Ways and Means.