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PORT OF NEW york, JUNE 80. 1874.



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shi GSrslia French from Liverpool May 49, with mde,
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BitIsS bark British Queen Thrift 4 day. Bristol Eng
with %'f ,t t. PAYS S bioSs GS
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rost, with 200 bbs sperm oil bound The West.
3 3d for SSr 4 Ss' s Ons' spoke ship Henry
81 h sst: :ss Lei. Il s,;%ss y Evs3Ssi i'
bb sifkin. ionsdr Co. vessels Ie before
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dss-ihe only vessel ''' Leu SCI" o'"S Da'F"'e''
T. Fsas .sS
Brig Pat.ey Bioun Howe ~ days from Belize Honduras
British SSis Ans,sT Haley days from ST. Johns NJ with
schs Sarah JAM. srooAs:lS days from Mayasyss, PR
s i.h psY . 70 SAILED u &C. With bs Co!eif and
rG% ssT bo s"S Es? PHs % any, SYoE Ham,
schr Julia Martha, Pinkham from Lubec with 100 tons
sehrMaI Elmer, West from Mobile Will, iun,ber to
schr Pequo,, Kelly, Boston. 81, ..s-i,-
X ei., Below. f,-,t .l..f.
Big Cordelia from Ponce, TO r. Harmony & Co. ,,.,
Also, 2 brigs, unknown. 'f.ai' = '-ue.- ID
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Tecumseh of NYork, from NOreans for Bordeaux June
b, Foreign Ports. .,nst st
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lr United States Ports. f-.-. 40.
PpiL.DELPiIA, June 27-An Louisa. Havana: Anna Rev.
nolds Acorn, Home VIM Rogers. WIN Penn David Duffel
and WI GlTtlsep Boston; Dupmcre Nassau; Msi Hartford
and James Basbonr Poyidence Judge Hrheock Newport
Pennsy yanis. Saem Lshg Albany Ck Manchester Ant.
werp; Cyrus Havana; Oneida and Shark, New York, Arr
e The schnyk 6erssveranee Salem Teeumseh yandal.r
Ireland Fa! River Carroll. York; Amos BrdsaII do Con-
csn, Nsw zealand and Escort. Boston, Liberty, Ndu Geo
New Hassn; AItsmah: New Bedford; Mirror Pawtueke
NoRFoLK June 2lArr Cieorgisna, (new) virginan and
hmsncan Eagle, NYork; Lucinda, Richmond. In Hampton
toads Argon from Cuayama days for Phsdepla-Iat in
11 "rd1;; The toIs. for Ro'erdam her down
passed up James River Two ships from up the bay
ana 5remen bark came down yesterday Two bgs brig
annes and several schrs anchor under Sewes Point
last evening. r. r. ~ - -, - 49,
,,CHARLKsTos June 23-An Jupiter. Hasre. cid Ferax
Mavm Anson Niork Acadian, Glasgow; Poland. Havana
Sid Minerva, Liverpool; Orator NYork 49, ~ =
s.vANYAH June aasld Saul Boston. Cha 2sd Sterling
York. 3Oh. "' ' ~.
MonrLr, June 2o-Ar Republic NYork. l.. v 49,,
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Died.,

On Monday morning, 97th inst Mrs. SARAH CoLEs, in
the 3oh year Of her age eldest daughter Of the late Will
liam Bull E! y. ,4 st'.a-
man Rhoades aged years.
On Sunday morning, the Goth instant SIDNEY AUGUSTUS
Holly. -
After short illness, Mr.. HETKY VAN SoLrNaES, in the
46th year Of his age. atas.a '4
sOn Sunday evening, 26th inst JoHN JEANNErr former
II Of Charleston, s. 6.
In this city, Mr. JOSEPH LEONARD the last 4s years
clerk in the Custom House. - le..fr,
SAT New Rochelle, on the seth instant WILLIAM STEW.
AR youngest child of Norman White, aged year and
months ,-i III 43g INA : - xvi.
Near Railway, N. j. Saturday, 25th instant JosEPn
MARTIN late merchant of this city in the 4h year Of his
age. cif.. h,fH,H ~. 80 -
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-l4fig by THOMAS BELL
,Sfores Nos. 22 finn and IFS Yukon sfreef.)


az TUESDAY,
Al 1914 O'Clock, at the auction room,
Large Stock Of London Clothng-An entire, erensv. and
valuable stock Of London clothing of all descriptions and
table for the received direct from con
Prsng hunting and coats and jackets dress ana oc
elegant aud also fine summer sriiinr
light articles OF for gentlemen bombasne coats
vests, panfaleons, &c. All ttfttf 4"
b 3 ~ ,ll4 = WEDNESDAY ,ii.-sa3
.i- At 1917 O'Clock IN the sale rooms. -
Extensive sale OF elegant and fashionable furniture OF all de-
scrptons. g ..'. 80. =. N ti ~
To Sporsmen, Literary q ntiemen, and Otbers-At lon
O'clock in the lag1 l5 Fultoa street. will be sold tie
portion OF effects of gentleman going Europe, comiis
ing the private library included in srlendd book
forming desirable the standard works
in elegant bindings; also the book cases.
At the time, several splendid guns, made by Manton
and Others; pistols swords and other al implements
Also splendid paintings and ngravings, and Various works
of
Sporting DogAtl2 O'Clock peceely the best dog in
the country.
Te valuable furniture clocks &C. will be sold a, advertised
on Friday and Saturday in the sale IooIns.
if. ... '.l...I Friday '.t.
. -, Al loI o'clock ~ the sale rooms.
Summer ClohingA splendid variety OF genlemcns cloth
ing suitable for the season.
Elegant Furntun-Wil be sold without reserve the entire
rich and valuable furniture OF gentleman going Europe
moved for convenience Of sale comprising assortment Of
articles in the line not spassed every article made order
The carpets, rugs sc. rich and beautiful; magnificent
msnte clock lamps and superb pianofoe costly sofas
utensils china, glass and silver Also the
being sportsman mann guns gold mounted; the best
setter dog in the country also variety Of curosities
N +. M
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Weekly Report OF Iptcrments III.
In she City and County Of New York from the 10th day Of
4 's II; II June the 25th day Of June i8as
80 Men; 20 Wsmen 46 Boys 80 Girls. Total, 139.

a
4 80 Men 20 Wsmen &c Boys; 80 Girls. Total, i39.
a l-a' DISEASES.
Apology 0; Burned or Scalded, o. Bleeding Bleed
ing from Lungs Cancer, Cholera nfantum, Choic
Conumpton % Casualties. i; Convulaons. II; Croop
Hives o. Denum TsGeps Q; Di.rhoea |; DoIsy 0; DO in
Fever, DO PusEperl, do Remiiteni do Bilious d;
do Scarlet u; do Typhoid, Fracture, o. Hopping Cough
Ghssi do Of LivsS DO Of Lungs q DO e somaeha do
Jsundce, 0; Killed Murdered o. Laes venerea 0; Nor
tifcafion @ Msasmis 81 Mslaormation Measles i Old
g Rupiprs o Small Pcs serofus Spinal Disea,e q
ceration Of the Throat, 1; Unknown 1; Worms, o.
AGE.
Under SO; to yes to Is; 10 10, 10; 10 to
a; 10 to SO, q 90 10 100, O. go ..st''.r,
PLAcEs;oF .l.-
United States 1922 lreand %; England Scotland 1; Ger
H. "a Wales o Undnownl 1. " - w -
ab9ye there from the Hospital Bellevue .; Pc
City Hosal q Long Island ~ Almshouse, Bellevue, 2;
Westcl,ester, g. New Jersey, L. sfs ~ -
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. June u.s. l842. - : ~ 1850
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Married..

On Sunday, 18th inst by the Rev. a. Perkins Mr. WI
CARGIL to Mrs. CAROLINE Bush, all Of this city
At Burgers Chapel Port Chester, "Wednesday morn'
ing June Is by the Rev. P. s. Chauncey, Mr. RI NJ
sTEvESsto Miss SARAH B. daughter Of the late David
Burger, Of New York. y -
On Monday, June 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Benedict Mr. Jo-
WILSON, OF illinois to Mrs SARAH M PHILLIrs, OF
this city. a'f ,e'i. -
In Burlington VT the 7lst inst. by the Rev g. G. In
gersol Mr.AMos c. SrEAR, of the firm of Peck Spear
TO Miss CArHARIsE NJ. HowARp, youngest daughter OF
John Howard Esq 4rte Sea ..-ai s.s-u
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Corn Trade.

We annex the prcess current in four markets at the
hast dates:- f-. . Itrfer-a .r efsr't
PRIcE OF FLOUR
New York June 81, S393a6OO Alexan1s June "a $3.50
Baltimore June a. 550a575 Richmond june 49, s5g7a6
These prices do not Indicate much rmness in the
kets named And they are but criterion of all others in
the country The anticipated large crop seriously af
footing prices at every point. lt..3 .l..t f-ti n.
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state ofTrade.

Budness in all the different channels is exceedingly
dullSugar sales, 60 hhds st. Croix at Ga cents oo
400 boxes brown Cuba al 81 cents: sale Of New Or
leans Sugar by auction Saturday went OF well AZ
baccoA brisk business in Leaf Sales over l~ i;,
Virginia and good Kentucky at cents. Low Iud 1
n6w crop Kentucky brought cents 30 bales Sh
were sold at lscents time. Sales by auction o. =, 49,,
average a4s hhds new crop Kentucky at So ~ ana -
at as average 81 az o %Is' N ssse
Fhrda Segar Leaf at 3alll average %: oa q. 20 To-
Washington and Newbern but buyers now refuse to give
% much Sales Tar at Lot oisfhe sales OF whale a
cents Lseed Oil in fair demand at 80 cents cash. and
&C. mos. Sperms are inactive ..a. tfltff a.ais
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There in market eight hundred becves, eleven
hundred sheep and lambs and ninety and cavesI
Not all sold. s-A --rr a
The beeyes averaged about $3.50 per hundred weight
Prices ranged from $5 to - sheep fetched from 80
to 81 each; lambs from 81 40 to $275, and cows and
calves from $40 to S3s. The sheep show decline
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Domestic Inportations..

NEw Embarrassing Alabama-3Oo boxes II 7 Habbsrd-i2
beds Barstow Popel9cs bs Lawrence Trimble-lQ hhds
6codhue co..! BIS Trowbrdge Dwight col bs4 bids
Key--0 bxs Renard2a pipes Moresn Benardit bxs Sc
kegs II 8 Sm,-a59 bbs X Collins COPS do 2sl hhds
Mainland, Kennedy col6t7 pigs lead McCa-3 casks
Johnson cod l. Maitland-8 IBIS Macy son-6 bbs
ok SmhC hds Aymar co-l20 bills lard Suydam, Sage
* co-l3 do 81 kegs 10 bales bxs 10 order. T..
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE pm

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. r
THESE farfsned and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
We perceive !? be obtained IN this country See ADVERTISE
nsM on the las, column Of fourth rage msn .
DIR, JAMES ALEXANDER HOUs TON has removed
- his CcrsuLrrSe ,Orrfcr 10 No. , HERALD BrIIprvo
corner Of Nassau and Fulton sfrrets. je2 3m ins
player Cor the Band Of the u. s. Steam rirae Asssp
Apply on board the ship At the Nav YARD Brookyr ie28
ENGLlSH MAII.-Lester bavs for Liverpool b. the Roy
Il Mail steamer Brtannfs Boston, will clio W ~ IT.
Co.'S Express and Foreign Letter Office No wall street
Frld,y, July is mt's o'cIoek.P NJ N.
ct, GEORGE HOTEL, No. CT Brradway.-A the request
ofseyemI paron.ers 0, this the propistors
public table from o'clock r. NJ the FIRST day of
binary caret wine, FIVE shlngs without wine Also 70 re-
ceye boarlers from dollars week. according
70 The rooms they may select tje2a asr
pcO streak around the sides, together with pair nf
Sculs with asr them. stolen from boat house
the banks OF the between Dobb Ferry and Taytowi
twenty dollars reward will be paid for r conviction Of The
theyes and ten dollars for the return Of the boat Apply
BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAsIILY-X few EsaiI7.
iheass Of tne Fnch language be accommodated with
'1 Fro AZ 80 Beekman street Term moderate.
the pre- ofe2z gallon Country dealers lied
NJ & coafsT favor on The Bald Headed
most rn iSr i. That fifty years oage ard have been az
wig FoaaisIs H. sSt years and compelled
Cream Of Lrs he c =" -, sae saeienc Wye
n, Sr mary ,, o months happy 20 o my m Ss and
say,se All Who . ny~ nqr grow of hair and oost heartily
Green Of Lilies Albany jay is rsane TO employ the
., Sold w6elesaIs and by J. O. FAY ,. sToNE
. saa' Ne Ny so,, s,,n as
9 1 g.! Y..IY ossn: Sugar landing
js2s - b X coILTNs.& co. Sc Son., :,
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nsssssf sass ,~orsc; losses goods
thther very great and sl hare great influence upon
the English markets.
SsIos M tD,s. stccL kcxchnnuc
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SUMMER STOCKS

~ ~ OShD. "a
q. SCARFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES
JUST RECEIVED rich supply OF the above ARTICLES con-
sisring of very light and elastic stock exsssly r f
months. Aso Sesrfs aud CravNts in great VARIETY
A large assortment Of Silk Thread Cotton and Hossi,
Govess, he old establishment 2i Broadway between Psl
PARsELLs. Agent for J.AGATE ~.
~ D. Constantly hand extensive Of Linen
md Muslin shirts Linen Dress Fronts Linen Collars fndei
uar'nenm &c. nc m3i iinsm
MOTHERS. READ THIS, and save the Live. Of Won,
lu Children " '""''
- ,..i. - DaLriMoar, March a, 1879.
Dr. Jyne- Dear SrYo ask hat p, oofs met with Of
The efficacy Il your medicine say never pr
medicine Tor bowel complaints tn has gysn me so much
u"n, Dp my patients 50 speedy anil psdscf relief
his. Mheeeves introduced into family, becomes III.
fnding remedy or hose ailments md called for and
gan which, think Is pretty good proof of c6 aey an
'sc,ncss In the summer complaint Of children il has IRE
gsny aCbea,sa 9 snatch the 'iue vicm G2m hs s9s
nave fne and again like caaIn, md rive ~ rm
emf en- is'i IN few hoars may sy n irm g,sr,
'"'' NJ L. KNAP. MD.
fttT Late Physician the Baltimore DisIsnssry. and
.lys.L Agent lor the Msry sn1 Vaccine INSTITUTION
Sold by the A. b. d. Sands druggist ~ ruons
(}old Futon st. at wholesale and retail ~
sold by Ab,shsn b. Sands Co a,5 Bro,d~sy 0v,rn,,
BuilJoe. ,rper Chambers ST, David ssnd Co ~ fss
Broadway corner OF MsrkeIs Pnce 80 cents les imc
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I -NITED STATES sfITKT MANIFACTORY,U Wiz
lam street, OF Liberty. ". Notice Is hereby
M to Merchpts and t,ader 70 general that the Of
above establis have adopted method
~ turing which enables them sell their SHIRTS cheaper
than any other honse In this city This statement will be
a rmed by the LIST Of prices as follows
u. 4.1 Per Dor.
Inc Muslin Shirts, will; Linen Bosoms aud Collars 20
Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar. 900
Do Colored Inc patterns, large sizes -: 100
Also large quantity Of Bosons and Coan constantly on
naDd, which VIII he offered cheap 10 cash. imsr
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SH / X rs

<HlRIs nude % oEaer, after the mos, approved French
alder az the shonesl notice.
emeu's Furnishing Store and 81 Mdrn lane corner
Of " Iiam street. .I'l''f II . =
m2i lm.r tl WILLIAM COLLINS.
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our foreign ports requested
send by every vessel all the marine inielgence they
obtain Nautical information of kind from amy
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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To Ship Masters.

:" To Ship Masters. NJ ..i.
We shall favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will Commodore w A Bassett Of fleet,
report Of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecipocats
the favor in any .'' o.. - SCI
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~ACS1 zq CHEAP EXCURSION TO the Fishing
Ex1Au}s Banks, every day, except Tuesdays and Fri
Szp07 Nm SdaysTFars Is cents each MayEThe steamer
place every fair day and leave foows-Foot of Hammond
O'clock Canal quarter past Market
half past Cahane ferry Brooklyn "a pier No. North
at 10 o'clock. ~ ff q.
On Tuesdays and Fridays the Napoleon will make ate
excursions Coney Island landing Fort Hamilton and
Bahhe steamboat General Jackson will continue
the place every other day the week land leave fol-
lows-Foot Of Hammond street O'clock Canal street
quarter past PIKE street 90 per No at oeockEFare q
hour and half, and arrive in New York by o'clock
Il, Sc,k,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL. '-.l
Europe, Marshall, May 70
Independence, May 81
FROM roRTsMouTH.
Toronto, Griswold. June |
FROM HAyRE. .i.4..
Baltimore, Funk, May "a
. Rhone, Johnston, June I
V. de Lyon, Stoskiari, June q
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NJ Oss-2c bales black New OIssns Mo... For ssie b.,
~" IS South OF.
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GYMNASIUM.' Z
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY

33s Btoad,odH, (coror Of Anthong-stN
p NOUQuIN has the honor nlinf ming his fisud, an,
II tho public IN GENIAL, that ,s ,nn4sis i no r.
fefioe, fe aros nd he best which has been vet OF
n I'd 20 the Amr ican public. The are l-rs. ar "A wei,
vent aird which gives them the advantage Of b. ING si,,v,
cool PaHf' Pioe-sor and Grne men, sc invited n ,st
H'r $ WI D. ~ creation will BE- r,frf sho rbsh for
= nv mo nee '''e Sub c1ibers 10 thu Gyrrn isiur
ne Shouting q Her being entirly ndep fcnt OF the
mnssiu Wishing lrscfcs PISTOL Eyiug can do
:" without beng suescribsn u The Gymnasium. -
Fencing lessons given usual moderate terms.
o2.n A. dsy break. and close at half rast nine night
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: 12OOO GASES IN A YEAR.
7 PRIZE MONEY

THE who board the u. 8. Surveying brig
Washington their authorized agents, will receive the
amount Of salvage awarded by the Supreme Court for
THORNE, at the City Hoe between The hours Of 10 and
pcations will be made to him board the u g. brig WASH
Whe in mort le27
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bhd. 6rsl gpai,y NV OrIesn. sarsr I,sda.
isSS y { coGLINsA CO, IS som. J, :.
pASkEI sHIP MISSISSIPPI, from New OIIes-s !. A.
resss suenc f,esiP Of their goods immsd,atsly ia.
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pHUIOGKAPHIC OR DAOUERREOTYPE LIKE
NESsEs;-sln h. WHITE, Of No, rs Brosdwa,, or
Cos How srd' Hotel has and roorrs where
he daily deyotrs his attention taking above
simple but beautiful and process The whole time
required FOR tho Of and certain likeness does
not excseds seven inmates snd hrs method Of pfsccn.
the of suc peculiar cbaracer hat he obs
structcd by tire most cloudy rainy w~s<hef r. w
nstt~rs himself ha, he produce his OF the
magnificent Of reotypc Portraits taken
NV him that have been executed STAGE the discovery of the
..... If ~.
H. w kees constantly sal the ppro,ed g,rreo-
type Apparstus Plates. Lens, Miniature Cases, Polishing
B~ins,rucr swim be rvon In the Photographic ar,atE
vs. Roosi, Broadway. JeLj lnn-
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.NANN AfI CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCUR-
St1H7}, SION TO STATEN IsLAND.-The
4 --S-R- Steamboat WAVE will commence Sat
uray 2ih making her regular tnrs by leaving Staten
saud ia and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and p M.Leaye Pier
No North River at So and i2 O'Clock A. NJ, ga and 6s p.
NJ. Fare Ga cents
The Wave having been fitted up with boilers aud cop
pered be the fastest boat the and her
cous decks being covered with awnings makes plea
SAINT. d
NIB The Wave W make hcr excursion every afternoon
the over Bay the 81 % lock tp landing Fort Ham,
ton. Fare for the excursion 2 cents to Fort Hamilton IS
cenx : l l kr
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IN - = IRON the SnmmeTviIle. n JWhx.l ~
Some time since called upon Mr. slason Of summerv.
for Dr. Jaynss celebate Hair Tonic my hair
was then an; out daily Ipocured bote and applied
Cont nts according TO the direction When bottle
haused discovered 70 great surprise aud satisfaction that
the young hair starting indsotney; therefore purchased
anLiher ue had used three bottles. and a compenss
ton my hair Is as thick And what surprising
baldnrss by sickness which
Is greater hope Of restoafion- but as hereditary ~
JAS. y. ROGERS. Methodist Minister
mil IA. IeiI. Aouut Horeb On use,se, ~,
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JAyne Hair Tonic.Afer giving this article fair trial we
pronounce i TO he what proesstthe
article wltboany excspson for the Of the
human hair We know nunrrous instances VIII, re hair has
~ee restored 70 heads which have been bald years we
MINK we cannof do gaer favor than all
readers who losing their hair make trial OF this Tonic
neutrality-suspicious. Mail, May 18th, 1871. IIli
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, JANUARY II, ls42.
THE TARIFF QUESTION

To-day we commence the publication of q very
valuable and able address, by Gen. TALMADaE of
Ny II ought, and we hope will, command the
attention of oil our readers, and by their assist
that address, which bears directly upon the Tariff
Question, we would remind our readers that the
Northern lOc9focOs ioim only 10 exceptions q in
Mass, in N Y, and II in Pennsylvonia,) all vo-
ted with the anti-tarff men Of tho South. The
following liable of the votes, as given on Ather-
toms motion, shows this fact. The yeas are nnti-
tariff men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17
THE BANKRUPT LAW.

1t will be seen that in the House Of Represen-
taives on Saturday (Sth) majority of the mem.
hers present signifcd their favor to repeal ofthe
bankrupt law. The yeas were l2, nays SO. OF
the yeas 81 are locoiocos, q Wings and i'm
practcnbles, (Gmer, Wise and Proflit) or the
nays 81 are Wings, and locos. or the Vermont
delegation, Messrs. Mauocks and Young voted in
the affirmative, NJ essrs Hall and Slade in the neg
alive, and Mr.. Everett was absent. There wero
80 ahsentees: % Wings, 10 locos, and impruc.
ticable. We think that on full vote of the House
there will be majority of 10 in favor of repeal
ing this act This indicates something of a
change in the opinions OF members since the ex-
ira session; but on what precise grounds this
change is based it does not yet appear. Thiswill
be developed by the debates which will soon 10
had.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

American Trust md Banking Co, that because
their agents were fathless or fraudulent, innocent
third parties were to suffer
Wc yet hope the Legislature Of Indiana will
thnk better Of this natter though we confess tho
ndoption oil The stop Law holds out lutte en-
couragement for those who invoke justice and The
consulion.-,M y. american.
a bill has passed n second reading in the Ten
nessce Senate, prohibiting Ohte persons gambling
WIN negro s'dueS-whether to guard the morals of
The negroes or to preserve tho gentlemanlv char
ncter OF gambling, we do not understand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

or The absonlees, At in number, il is under.
stood that % would have voted against the reso-
luton of Mr. Atherion and IS in favor, making
The entire House stund ! ii in favor and 1877 n
gainst it. Mr.. Howard Of Michigan, was proven
ted by illness from being present. Had lie been
present, The entire Whg delegation from the states
of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Kentucky
would have been found in fnyor of discrimina-
ton, while the Locofocos from every State, excep-
ting four only would have been found unanimous
" against it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-17

We regret to record another melancholy &C.
currence from the haste of using deadly weapons.
On the 24th ult. an afiray occurred about two
miles from Macon, during which lad was shot
by another in the forehead over the right eye so
as 10 iniure the skull. The lad charged with the
commission Of the deed has been, after examina-
ton, committed for trial for an assault with in
ten, TO murder. The prisoner, it seems fred at a
crowd, and marble in his gun, given him by his
wounded companion, caused the dangerous
wound. - Georgia ConslitutionaIisL
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Remember The Poor. BY recent movements in
our own yillage-by the ladies', parlicuarly--ior
the relief of the needy and afflicted we are re-
minded that ii may not lie out Of place 10 invoke
our readers gonerallxfo remember The poor Re-
member The widd and The fatherIess, supply
the wants of the sick, the nfrm and The destitute
and encourage the poor, who are able to labor, by
giving them such employment as your opportun-
ties will permit.