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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-28

Ia s1s pills. s%
isemenl % u. last eolennof fourth page. fsllm.s
I OsT-Oa 27lh March, One Par Gold Srectacles. The
finder shallreceve Two Dollars reward and questions
mas Im' Mr.. DELAPLAINE. IS Wall st., Office Nos.
LOST.
the of E and
pattern work representing full 6surso spani
s and ,1 Th /, and
WANTED-A partner with capital Of $500 to assist IN
s"sn AZ h once %a s
WANrEO-AsB oarder., two gentlemsn and their wives
s Sssta nsH g sf''"si:
denGe as for sauy Of situation and pure country air
apply soa:. Eh S
FIVE walk Gsr *:
Ferry. m27 3t-
s:Fst'sss :,s
py HOfT at 81 Ferry aree who will settle the bus-
NEEEF sroT CO..
:s It. S M
DAY. Badge: hsa 4 the Hail hs
e
I SH %ris
ss ST.
James Cook, Sc Cedar street. a.,
J. Woodruff. 80 Eli abeth 81, liz Grand street.
sia Broadway
nssa ~ c Jc scosaCHHMAN Grand Marshal
r. RAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-The " sShlng
5 4. that intend
to celebrate the the Day that made them Free
s
ina ss society they Gen emsn will ease
VHLENrfSE. Ensrsvsr and Printer.
Wc Temperance Medals, &c. mas 1t.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. CHARLES
BRAHAM IN NEW YORK
Mr.. BRAHAM has the honor to announce, that his Con-
S . ss s S.b.n WIN s. m e.
ppearance In this city.
soug-The Last Words Of Marmion Dr.
Clarke Whi,0ed. ..... Mr. Brahan
Song Ny Boyhood'. Hoa e." from the
Opera OF Amalie .......-....... Mr.. c. Braham
Song" William Tell, Brsham. ......... Nj. Braham
Haydsn's Caa.Onet, MY Mother bids me
nsas ny HslF NJ. M Braham
Song-tEom the opera of MassanieIc, Bra.
ham I've sworn he shall not
PERISH .'.... $50. .......... Mr.. Brsham
Song" whenI beleld the anchor weighed"
Grand Brirand seena fro the oopsrs of FRA
Diavoio. Auber,... go. Mr.. Brahan
Song. The lads Of the Village" Dedn Mr.. q. Braham
Translated from the G'rnan by the A..
The Picture Song from the opera Of the Devil. -
. - Bridge, Braham. Mr.. Braham
Mr. Hayer the celebrated oganis, of Boston, viii preside
at piano Forte in several Of the pieces.
Tickets ST. children hafPr 70 be had al any cfhe prn
c'pal music Stores the the evening
cert 1oors opened At seven aud the Concert commence
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NO. PECk SLIP.-Doctor Carpenter continue, 10 he
IN consulted usual his old established Office No Peek
slip in all those compile 8ted neglected diseases which
have basd the skill Of inc omp less
in such cases The Peck slip Dspensary.
mac 3t- DOCTOR CARPENTER
MOI lGE-Conslgnees OF Tue ioo wing goods per ,h,p
IN TAROLlNTA. from Liv, rpoo tcons'gned to orderI
are REQUESTED to call their freight and attend the
ctipt OF their goods, VIZ
b 20, "a. ..'.''.'3 eases Of Merchandise
a......... case DO
B in diamond 81 ss.....,....s do do
w fo3s...,. I do do
GLOVER NeMURRAY
m22 100 Pin. street.
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PIANO FORTES
MUGSSSIC.

lVl ~ kO1Os
A TWILLS MUSIC ESTABLtSHMENT.-The propris-
"A tor Of this ssb shmn invites the attention Of the
sica world to the Catalogue II New and Fashonabs
On his tables b. found al the standard Musical Compel
sons Of the q Europe and America every
description Of Trestec Thorough Bare Harmony Singing
and lingering. Musical Grammas and Elementary W orkD
| ofevery musician rfapy DISTINCT n
Every day adds the already large collection Of new and
popular Songs, Marches, Waltzes, Dances. hondos vs
Tons Qasdoes sc sc many Of whics cannot De found "
/ the other stores about town: -. ..,,,... I. iii
The style OF ublishng music at this Establishment vel
known hhe musical community TO be superior 20 ~
country, All the music being IriDeo sx
engraved metallic pa,~s the title page enoe
beautiful photographic yientttes many oil WIN
coIored. ,,,..,s~.,.. .,d a. ,ox :.
can M IT, mnsc s printed beautiful Tinted Paper,
,nI S,ebv perfum.d The price - the same as above
'x WsVU ~ constantly receiving superior Piano ortes
EXPRESSLY Tvs OF various pat
NAM ~ Rasswood and Mahogany, wuh the Grand Action
with tablet and aow cornered fronts, yeneered
and 1oian scrolls all Of which be
or sucb materials and well seasoned TO sapd the
,s, of every climate and be returned VI detect
io,ma in Instruments. Price from $3.50 to 500 Piano
Of various patterns to correspond with Pianos oil Rose
wood ard Mahogany, sc
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Second hand Pisnos for sale very cheap. -
The subscriber havrg enlarged his tsisbshme hvhs
uY- Cstalogu sgyen grsts, and Musie sent to aypT
'"' wy ATwIIL,s MUSIC EsTAgLIsfiMt MA
Sign ofhe Golden Lre -, vL
ms wSs 10 2oi Broadway near St PaulsN huf'n--
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Court refused the Iule-staDg, that the apple alien
would at ALL must be at the instance Of the assisn
That the petitioner having been declared bankrr Pt
all his rights in properly had passed from him into the
assignee. Buthe Court further timated that the as
sgnee must take the property subjectt all lawful Liens
of which character the liens accruing to Landlords
under the laws Of the State were considered 1t has,
however, been decided by Daniel Webster that where
the State laws in collision with those oil the iec
eral government the latter always amount The
Of the landlords under this decision must give
way
The message of the President to both Houses 81 Coz
eressi important document tits clear, aaa
energetic points ;out the only sound policy oy ~n0h
the affairs the Union may be retrieved. A"oi oi'
summing up the of the past year he 10 tue
last issue of Treasury Notes authorised SUBJECT 10 the
o,d,;on that thew should not be issued below par This
|. ssrious m after now that the notes are at four
apd Eve mar cent discount all the leading Cities He
then proceeds to name that the deficiency not only
great but permanent and one which requires an
ci.nt and permanent remedy which Is to be attained
ne. ouly by reducing the expenditures to the greatest
exten but by increasing the tariff above 20
per cent the Level of the compromise; ofthe necessity Of
this there is no manner OF doubt This neces
stv renders the distribution act imperative by the
terms of it, enactment. The President then strongly
advises the pledgng Of the proceeds Of the public land
To the object to they have been appropriated since
the foundation of the government vx the redemption
of the public debt That debt already exists and is
dead weight upon the market, and hangs like al ncu
bus upon the treasury, destroying its revenues The
proposition Of the President simply to put that debt in
train liquidation, and to provide for future expendi
tures sufficiently to avoid increase Of the debt The
debt is composed of Treasury outstanding These
have been receivable for public dues bat have never
had any specific fund appropriated to the either
of principal interests the GOO loan Of the extra
Session which was put upon the market by the Clay
faction amidst aorm of discred and Of reputation o.
State debts without meansof redemption Of any Sort and
ofcourse but small part of it could be negotiated and
that heavy discount and last there is the deficit to
be provided for So These may be summed up az
UNITED STATES DEBT.
Treasury notes outstanding March LIST $s 639l5S
to be issued ............ 2,653 Oo3
Deficit per report. ..................... S2os oso
Funded debt Observation-Disclosures. 10000
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MADAME COSTELLO.

MADAME COS TELLO, Female Physician. still cont
u to treat with astonishing all diseases
oy whatever cause produced be removed BY Madame
ing Undergone thorough repairs and for the better
alton Of her patients she w prepared
to ladies the point Of confinement th0e who
wish be treated for ob:trpccn of hs< monthly period
Madame c. be consulted her residence "a Lspenard
ct all times, and with the strictest regard secresy.
All communications and letters must be pest paid.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and LIBERATED pills. from Portugal.
we perceive 1be obtained in this country See advsT
tiseUeb on the last eonnnnf fourth fe4 lm'is
l Osr-Oa 27lh March, One Pair Gold Stectaces. The
finder shall receive Two Dollars reward and questions
mas Inns Mr.. DELAPLAINE, ss Wall st., Office No. D.
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Am ERICAN MUSEUM,

Under he Mansge Ment Of Mr. Il. II. Barnum
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK-Com
Il mencing Monday Maich 49, The Manager has plea
in announcing engagement with the NYSTE RIOU6
Gypsy GIRL from Wiit.bire county, England who.e
TELL FUTURE EVENTS with incredible accuracy. khe
will apparently be copceaedn globe only foot
speeimens of nusic vocal pow.rs &c which i impossible
lea. She can ;. consulted DURING THE DAY in the
evening Mr. WlNCHELL the drollers will appear Irish,
Dutch French and Yankee characters bis play
OLD AND YOUNG NIGK il yh eh B. which he viii eih
Mr.. 9. T. BOOTH. whose comic songs and Duets hay
drawn forth universal applause here 10 engaged sso Mrs
PHILLIPS, the accomplished vocalist Abino Lacy Fancy
Glass Blowing Grand Cosmorama Niagara Falls and oos
cusiosihes.
Aspendd day performance takes place every Wednesday
and SATURDAY afternoon
Admauce te whole children hah prce
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PERSSE BROOKS,
mas 81 Lib ,rty st.
SOUND AND WHITE TEETH-Tke best article in use
for cleansing preserving and beauying the teeth 10
rensss Orris Tooth Paste II improves the color Of the
pssnd gums impasa grateful sweetness to the breath
BEAUTY OF CONFERENCE.-THE best cosmetic for
removing tan ekes sunburn and nesting pmpes and erup
tons Of the skin ia the Tablete Of Pearl and Aabase
Try it. LADIES' and be convince Price IS cents Sid only
T. NJ Guons l27 Bowery, corner Of Grand es and 27s
Broadway, ia Canal mh25 Inn
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HAVANA SEGARS -PETER GILsEY. sss. Broadway
aud 3al Bowery, formerly kept by Mr. r. Munos eegs
leave inform the smoking public that they viii always no
At hs stores well as.ortmea q The hnss eranos
Havana and Principe SEC AIRS at wholesale and fsi eno
" rate article and friendly treatment can insnre
TOM he hopes large share Of u smYx w,
Two LETT three sory fees sur near re..' ",
an eligible situ,tioa for Boarding House. or p'"' "
Posse..op immsd,,.iy ii. required Rem. s's' bpP.
Peck Slip.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIS ENSARY 2oIl Fulton ~street.near
IN 0reenwich-Dr. Morrison. Member or the Royal College
Of Surgeons. London. and formerlS surgeon in the British ma.
w, cont ,ues to be consulted daily on diseases Of a delicate
nature, and all those distressing symptoms consequent on in
juditious treatment and the imprudeBt use Of Quack medicines.
DIR NJ. has had an experience Of twenty-five years in treating
delicate diseases, IN all their various and complicated forms,
and uses a mild, safe. and infallible substitute for mercury.
eradicatlng the venereal virus with certainty, without subject
ing the patient to any risk. or restricting HIM in his usual die.
or pursuits. while his medicines are agreeable in taste and
smell. Permanent distractions in the %ursthra., such as stric-
lures, and &C compaIied with much irritation and dull pain, are
some of the consequences Of mattreatnent. aud leading ulti.
mateIy to urinary fstulas. DR.. NJ. treats structures in a sci-
entihc manner, gradually promoting absorption Of the thick
encd membrane without pain.
DEBILITY eands OF ouns
men are suffering from the consequences Of indulgence in :
.scret destructive habit, and whose nerves are further in
stimulate only 10 induce greater depression, DR.. M. treats on
purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing
Letters post aid, and containing a suitable Zee, will ensure
tbs corespc dent full advice and medicine TO anT part Of the
Union, by 10 giving a history ~ his ease in detail.
Thee $ ,ictest honor ard confidence observed;
asIr goal Fulton street.
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CROLIES'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

Four DOORS FAST OF cATHARiNE MARKEr,
L own Immediate supeiiatendeace some Of the oldest and
most expe, fenced builders IN this city; aud the rest o mattrss.s
for fSru Ss,'s !, ne e, .SCr, ssse posi ieS1B SsS RI. most approved model
'SGiISEE ci'slhs sultan = MS;ssi'' w E,sssS.' I s.S.A i Il:
w w. Ann noaa'iP'ese L.iiii, " ssh,aston Of Psuehddsspi Du ehs:s
Of Hyde Pa,s, sylph and ws = N Z, M 0pissn. &c &c. saa INN
1000, 600 flSKasiss y Hit s;s..s E:,: = y s.ss:;;' q:
; .,,:: e sGS E ss1 WHIT Ms'i vIS:ssr, y J; ,sIs,:s1 s y S.l5S;, I. ssss
EE,'ooaai b. sss ssnslora .sj rrss::I,: sSS M i.nsis sS OF tim. and Il Il
pnv Climate, eresiisnt for ship stors,t a ,hsy snSIe p CUR"
LUXURY alta reasonable pr,es; o,oun S,sun' bv Che sallos or do
'' Nh -ts5s; II; Eis aaIisrti Fl E' %ssIi. 81 and Retail
warehouses; for fiskles Isi Water
: ~ sH0E sTORE.-1he subscribtrs, importers OF
NE. F,ench Sho's and dealers in ladies', grntlemens,
4 isa'es oy,s. and ehadren's fancy and staple boots. shoes,
&c &c .eu,ive and valuable assortment always on hand, war
raried ofthe first quality r,rrrI q uayw
~ B-souther IN and Western merchants in want Of ladIes'
r~ai french shoss, or the most fashionable. kinds OF American
shoes. will ind il to their ADVANTAGE 10 call: m21 Im-
uUTCHINUs' srOMACn Blrrsks : a certain cure
II for Dyspepsia, assisting digestion, weakness, nervous
sir have in the course OF my practice prescribed your sto-
mach bitters and found them 4 mo,t efficient Ismsdv IN es,ss
II by %a ao %.sns = e ss@s'f /, among the Saaef medicines Of tn.
| day but one which VIZ confera great blessing on many o.
~ ''f s'''s fellow 'f ? 3 BRADY. M. D. $50 Broom. IT.
The following Is from DR. u, 9, Ludlow so Brosawsy
have used yoas B,ttsrs ~ case. q ,mpa as benz s,sfss eisl result
The articles Of which il d composed are very j Y. : Il,
combined, and have no doubt will prove ssrv'csso's IN w
cases Tor "n Your yN se nave recon- EDwxRp O. LupLow:
certificates Of may person. cured can Be e, ;ss1 ,s at ta f. s .o.
o only IN = s I0 city, and Mrs Hays, isSf uiios street Bsoe. l,n
! Ffriss. large soudss sii small ussin'A
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Baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Herald
BALIIMoRE. APRIL %, 1870.

lSOtTespOnocuCc U u ~
BALTIMORE, APRIL %, 1912.
Ma. EpiIoR
The Honorable Henry Clay left our city yesterday for
the west. He proposed going directly home, without
making any longer stay than he had made in this city
Peace be with him even unto the shades Of Ashland.
Another of these who was wounded by the explosion
Of the Inflated Medora, has passed from time. His name
is George Hyde-he died yesterday, was a young man
and an apprentice to Mr.. Waterman. This makes Of the
aead tw enty eight. ! am happy to inform you that q
very liberal part has been taken by our citizens in ex-
tending to the friends of those who were killed, that
charity their situations demanded. A very considerable
amount of money has been raised and applied to their
relief
The stock market is inclined downward again. City
six per cent may now be had at IS, which is a falling off
Of Sill within the past week. Other stocks have also
come down; indeed the market 10 dull. Money affairs
ere about as usual. Good paper will command 2 q q per
cent ON the street. Virginia bank paper remains at 8
discount, with a vast quantity Of it in circulation. Ex.
change on New York and Boston par q discount; on
Philadelphia par q ] prem.
Howard street aour continues at IS 62a from stores;
wheat 81 as q 81 30; corn SIS a So cents, as per kind and
quality. The provision mark ct is heavy, without any
- IS q Sc. market poorly supplied.
The old Baltimore Republican has been TURNED into
an evening penny paper. II presents a very fair appear.
snce, and with the aid Of its argus eyes " i'll. doubtless,
guard the interests of democracy most vigilan,ly.
The heavens are smiling forth the promise OF another
gladsome day.
Yours, RopEnIcx.
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PORTUGUESE
TIE A L T. PIL i 8.

~ DE R~oppEtOQUE, M. D. LISBON. PORTUGAL 3
i pills are c~omposed. hsv emade them the wonder and .dpi-
ration Of the world: Th.6 are snSr ,S. ~ b sss pr n"rGp ,n, 20 %
Sy CERTAIN tsn~prOdueine the monthly turn y Thsir estaIn:ys
in ali Z soes being such that they must nt os useo curing prsp
nancy for fho,~h mild. safe, and healthy, they are esStsar .
rrosucs miscarriage !: used dur!nf tsas Psfo nd , .u-,la,ss
round with the seal Of The impcrtsr ssampsadi ~ ssfS sIa eS u,
ts;ns the sisnature Of M. de boudsio9u1 * mr EhkIHh on
.sc,;or@ kaye the rrnature Of DR.. y. MHLVEAu, asthersss
srept for the continent al America, r-:..I
s..ssS Istfs,rc directed t. Or. ,. Mciyssu, bsr az N.Yr
IN ,5.st Win Immediate attention . Bold BY spQwntmsntas
,ao cherry. near Catharine street. Pnss ~. Han sor~ w.
No hall bores ssnt BY mail.
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oosrd that from twelve 10 fifteen Indian warriors,
with some womeH and children, inhabited the place,
who had Just fed. Captains w right and Worth,
with pretty much all the available force at For
Pierce, left again on Thursday last in pursuit OF the
Indians.
Captain Thornton, of the Dragroons, came upon
a party of Indians a few days since, near the edge
of a hammock, who broke and ran. The troops
fired, killed one, and wounded more.
Col. Harvey, who has been some months on levve
of absence on account Of i'll health, arrived here on
Wednesday last, in the schr. Badger, from Indian
Key, and, as we are happy to learn, with his health
much improved. ST. Augustine Neios, Aprii l6
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HUBLIsHED DAILY BIZ
JAHR8 0ORDOH BEuWBY1,
NJ q, MY

Monu,rs HxsALp-lssued every moning-psics roe
s.nis per copy. Country subscribers furnished ct the
zane rate, for any SPECIFIC period, On q remittance II
sfgance. No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
wsruLy AapALp-Issued every Saturday morning, 81
izs o'cIock-pnce ns e-nfs per copy furnished to eeus2
~ subscribers at ~ per -nnum IN advance
Copnrsrorpkrrs are requested to address then ssssSi
70 JAMss 0onpos Brrsrrr, Propris.sr and Kdtsef' sd . !,
srSeu q busineag muet b pc9
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FIRE IN APALAcHIcoLA.-The building used as
a theatre in Apalachicola, Florida, took fire on the
18th instant, and was burnt, together with several
the fire are ID. G.. Raney, T. l.. Mitchell, Henry La
verify, John Gerrie, w. G. Porter, Silas B. Hamil-
ton, Amorv Rogers, III. B. Stone and r. Grady.
The first three only were insured. The entire loss
above the insurance is estimated at from 10 to To-
600 dollars
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FIREMAN'S GUIDE.


THE GENERAL BUSINESS DIRE Glory of thus c
i -ty.,a we'll as the several maps lately made, have accu
ra'e'' 0e''''0e' "FfIREMAN's GUIDE.
When the alarm bell summons him from The comforts Of his
isif Of his fellow citizens, these indexes to the call are per-
f'e'' but s''hey do p FIFE i1' FIREMAN
to the ,Oures from which his exposures to rain, cold and death
itself, can be averted They have omitted 70 point out TO
death may be arrested Where tie lungs srrcsei-the body
be preserved from an early, decay. They have pointed out the
ward and l FoR a'1!Iles 4 E" piv ISIS STREET,
But they have eulpsbly neglected to describe the number
" pEAsE,s ANDY.
10 manufactured and seld-where eiery Fireman should resort
iupgs, pains IL the side, sSa chest appear. This IS emphsti.
e"S THE F REMAINS GIN HOUSE,
and within 1t stands the inexhsushbie fountain that can sub
que { 'IctSStS;sssWfMPTIoN n DEATH!
AcrsI.-z,ebsr s, poes st fh,lsdslrh,s, Pa.
EIssssins Is : s,.c h st. Boston ! New o,,,,,.
Messrs. Rawls s. GO. 81 State ST. Albany
Haidensn, Louisville, Ky.
Wadsworth, Providence, r. L.
M,ssr. Haviland, Harom 4 Allen, Charleston, sc.
90 Each envelope Of the genuine Horehound Candy is
signed j PEAsE 4 sON IS divisions st. Of whom itran be
ed agents. Allett,rs must be post paid. ais
%5VO KtWAkD Ikoss's srLCiFIC MixTvR IRE
a%sass5.h : so%msaa.iioa: e dec: ". sSS.5 rsiies fIiih: msSf
cine sS1ss does ;s :, not ss sRs,,h for ,ns.dnG :, o S:s ,s nail e., sgss +. for S, q, 4S,
eeSSsslii nsss : Single e.se Of Ie.n. d.sss. o e ,sssoasSisi 4
, Ss's q S ssoS Sl,' 70; : de. .H:' at S'i b. sas &. Il I'P Sil sSs'; ' ssss. ! 's'' IS
I,S :'T..s' f Sis sYS5a; !! y jJsn; n. N smi,s soi r.: " y a Sassas: =; q
;,I..'' BALTIMORE a. b. crss:%sn, Canal street New Or
e - days, Or al. .ight, on .M,.sr.. Prescott, 0,Ovs, Ames
4'is a tS'sG gb sIs tIi 4 II ' x CO. ), IS Fulton e.,
.N,I,door oths Fulton Bsnk
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Pc S s c. RI P r..
Washington.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l


Correspondence ofthe Herald]
WAsHrSeroS, April 20.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES among the Philadei-
phia observation-disclosures Of business.
r is stated that Hon. George w. Lay, of Genesee
cona,y, New York, has been nominated as Charst
de Aiiaires 10 Stockholm, Mr.. Christopher hughes
10 Belgium, and Mr.. Hilliard, OF Alabama oms
Hague. These are excellent appointments, ana 'ne
Senate, with all its disposition TO cavil' VIII naroil
find fault with either of Them. The selection OF Mr.
Lay is a lust compliment TO western New YORK,
and particularly TO old Genesee, a county which ne
has most worthily represented both in Congr ess and
in the State Legislature.
Some changes are anticipated among the Office
holders at Philadelphia. Many OF the gentlemen
are NOT only actively hostile towards the Admins
fration, but they are using their official influence to
further the views of the Clay party. This is indecor-
Gus and improper in itself, and at the same time
a violation Of the rule Of action which the Pre-
sident has laid down for the government of the con-
duct OF all Office holders. There are certain Clay
men among the office holders in New York who
will do well to take warning by the impending fate
of their coad~j utators In Philadelphia, and abstain
from further partizan interfere nee in politics.
Mr.. MExEprrH has resigned the Office of United
NC DtohiC heeoihoy " lic uuh
Pennsylvania, and it is understood that Mr.. Wars
Is to succeed him.
There is a general disposition in Congress to press
forward the business as fast as possible; and from
present appearances, they will get through before
the first of August. The Tariff and the Exchequer
are the only measures which threaten a very pro-
tracted discussion in the House. AS TO the exche-
qaer, the prevailing impression is, that nothing will
be done. Many of the most sagacious men, how
ever, anticipate the passage Of every measure de-
manded by the interests of the country. And this
opinion is sustained by the action of both houses so
far. They have clustered and talked big, and op.
posed every thing as it came up, butt when it came
10 the final vote, a majority have been found to sus-
tain every thing. This was the case with the Trea-
sury Note Bill, the Loan ind Appropriation Bill, and
the same course will very likely be adopted with the
Tariff and Exchequer.