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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

90 CHATHAM THEArRs.-Well may this establish
meni be sty led the Victorious Chath for when
other houses comparatively deserted this is nightly
crowded to the roof 50 will il be this evening for its
patrons cannot resist such attractions offered in
the announcement OF the engagement of Mr. HILL whose
Psrsoaation OF the Yankee character be equaled
and who appears this evening Sy Saco in the drama
ofthe Knight of the Golden Tleece and Nathan Tucker
in the lsughabe farce Of Wife for a Day Ali Pacha
also Performed in characters admirably adapted
ther respective abilities Novelty and talent the
walchwords OF Manager Thorne and in the production
o. The one and the liberal encouragement Of the other
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Philadelphia.
lCorrespondence of the Herald

PHILApELPHiA, Jan. 9, 1872.
But little has TRANSFERRED since / wrote you yes
terday, of news character. l have ascertained
that the defalcation in the Contributionshp Assoc
citation, mentioned yesterday has been greatly ex-
aggerated by rumor, and in stating the amount,
thousands substituted for hundreds. The default
will probably not exceed fifteen sixteen hundred
dollars, which is fully covered by security.
We shall havequite procession and parade here
on Tuesday morning, by those interested in the
opening Of the Philadelphia, Reading and Potts
vile Railroad. large number of the Fottsvil-
lians will be brought down with loaded train of
cars on Monday evening, who, on the following
morning, will form in procession, march through
some of our streets, and then return with acces
sion from this city, to Pottsville, where in The
evening is to come off grand ball The stock of
this company yesterday fell 81 ON share; hope
not, however, in consequence of this high froic.
the Chestnut and National theatres last night,
there were fire company benefits, and, of course,
good houses. At the Walnut and Arch, only so SO |;
but at the circus there was another OVERLOOKING
sembage. Tomorrow night, Riehngs takes a
benefit in new piece written for him by the editor
of the Dramatic Mirror-said to be pretty good
Much apprehension is entertained here by the
holders of State stocks lest the next arrival should
deluge our market with stocks sent over in conse-
quence of the alarm created in England by the
Of the reputation movements in Mississippi
That news, it is feared, will create an alarm that
will not be confined to that State alone. This ap
Pre- is probably enc Of the strongest reasons
for the decline of the stock Of State, when it is
so positively promised that the February interest
will be paid.
We have to-day the most delightful weather that
ever saw in this meridian for January. II is as
warm and as calm June, and at the calling and
closing of our churches, the streets beset it
is almost impossible to edge through the crowd.
| The little Canaries perchsd high up house
| in song, with all the ioyossness Of mid summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

MAIL RoBBINa The Great Western Mail which
left Philadelphia Saturday night, was robbed on
its way to Harrisburg, by having the baggage car
broken open, aud al the letter bags cut to pieces
and their contents taken. The intelligence reached
Philadelphia last evening, and shortly afterwards
posse of police officers left that city in pursuit of the
robbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

LATEST FROM MoNrEvIDEo.-By the Duan, arrived
yesterday, we have received little later intelll-
gence from Montevideo. Nothing particularly had
occurred after the death of Lavale. An engage
ment between the two fleets was momentarily ex.
peced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

This shows an aggregate increase OF Sc 00s la the
oreign trade OF Boston for the year There
for estimating the comparative internal trade which
infinitely larger than that of the foreign trade. An nd
cation of the increase may be found, however, in the
increase Of tolls the Erie canal, on which large
amount Of Massachusetts, manufactures transported
west Those tolls have been follows for four years.
Tolls ON THE Ear CANAL.
1888. Il ,asl 602 1870. ....l1 75 745
1880. Il Clio 392 l5ll ..........2O SIS
These figures will show that the aggregate business
of New York and New England has increased twenty
per cent during the past year. while the currency the
former has gely decreased and that of the latter re-
NAMED stationary. The conclusion to be derived from
these facts is that with short credits and currency in
which the most perfect confidence is reposed much
smaller amount OF circulating medium is requisite 20 The
transaction of given quantity Of business thar with
huctuating inflated currency. The reason is obvious
When the currency is constantly varyi ing prices acu
ae rspdly-dealers become umid, and make thsir pur
chases cautiously. The currency, therefore, move,
sluggshly. On the other hand when the volume of the
medium is low, prices steady and confidence being
perfect in the result Of operations the of tbs
currency ia rapid. Merchandise changes hands with
great facility and the eject upon prices the same but
much more healthy than under reased paper cur.
S. 900 600 perfect specie basis will actually perform
much business would SIS, 200 900 of nuctuotrg
paper currency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

LAST OF The MoHreANs Henry Barnwell, the
last OF Paul Jones' crew, is dead. He departed this
life on the 9th lit in Upper Merriam, Pa, aged eighty.
seven. He was with Jones throughout his daring
naval career
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
M u S I c..

MESsRS. SCHNEIDER REBHUN, dipeotoss
WI of the well known German Baud beg leave nfarn
The fashionable ety of New York and its vicinity, that
tai nov ready to attend private paIiss sorses
ions and Gaops of the celebrated composers LAanss,
Strauss and Labtzby and will attend either with two ns
required All win be promptly ATTENDED to by apply
ing at Mr. FRANTZKEE'S Fur Store 2s2 Broadway whes
I'D of Furs Skins Caps and Robes oers
~ the citv of New York. o25 smiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

BY THOMAS BELL.
iSt0ves Nos. ~ .4mn and 10 Fwltons tyests.l

TUESDAY
sale ofdry goods fancy articles jew elry, clothing pledged
goods, hardware guns. Ec
Also, 30 dok " Inc, 90 600 ssgars. millinery. &c, &c.
WEDNESDAY.
At l0l O'clock m he Sales Rooms
Splendid Fumiiure-Comprshg the usual bousehee king
arti les, from tive families giving up househeekiug.
Also the st OK Of a cabinet maker.
Also SO don wine, ~ 900 cigars, millinery SC.
Also the folio articles of receiveda
Dbl cheese glassware ppers annseed
boxes containing hall lamps and gass Filings
20 buffalo co ts SO don hosierv, gloves &c.
FRIDAY
At 10, o'clock al the Auction Rooms.
Large sale OF French hedsteads sos chairs sc the stock
Of uphotee by order OF 6 hest French bed
spring and sofas do mahogany CHI
sofa b~dseads rocking chairs 6 mattresses 10 feather
chairs 10 pillasers and other articles OF furniture.
At II O'Clock.
Splendid piano foi ties.
Also endid rosewood and mshogany chairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

TIE WEATHER the weather was as
mild as May. In Albany, last Thursday, the mercu-
ry was down to zero. This year the mercury rises
and falls thirty and forty degrees at time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
ssachuset,s, at the close of each yea,

Unstable of New York presents only the circulation
Of the chartered Banks and the great uctuaton which
that presents arises from the operation of the free
banking law. The following table shows the aggre-
gate circulation Of the State during that PERIOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
To Masters Of Vessels.

Commanders vessels will confer favor by having list
Of cagoes passengers aud report Of vessels left
port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken, ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr Of fleet
II news sehoouers. He will board them Immediately
their arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

:. 10 BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.-The rich and gorgeous
displays the magnificent fetes the prncey outlaws of
the prePrietos the immense lumber of performers en-.
gagged here and the high order of talent which charac
terses inns whole establishments renders il once the
most pleasing and popular place of public mt in
.nls city Where all are good, it is hard particular
We, oul we cahno. out notice the graceful bnsquaed
gentleman stands at the very head Of his and
his wonderful acts OF eqnestriansm, Concluding with
feat never before attempted, justly ELECTS the os un
bounded admiration and rarurous applause from the
immense audiences which nightly attend here. The
their beautiful and unrvalled classic perform
Their Crackaoe, Cocoa Nut ballet alone is worth the
price of admission. The whole company of male and
female equestrans appear night in grand Fete he
Tournament or Knights and Ladies OF Palestine with
host OF other novel entertainments all concluding with
the Cobbler Of Bag1al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlsPENSARY 2oii Fulton st, near
ge Of surgeons London aud formerly Surgeon in the Br
sh Navy, continues to be consulted daily all diseases Of
gacn on lniadieos and he @pst use quask
me ess, M " as al IL 3 CT eo a II treat
and mild, safe and intalipe substitute for mercury
Ing the patient any risk restricting his usual diet
or pursuits while his medicines are agreeable in taste AMI
CONSTITUTE VAL DEBILITY Thou sands Of young
men are suffering from the eonssqaencs OF indulgence in
lred from the Of nostruus -nd pretended specifies which
stimulate only induce greater depression Dr NJ treats
cure also TIE most obstinate ield to his plan Of
he ' S adee and medicine to sy I Of %
Union. by his sivinga history of his cise in detail
TINTED STATS HOTEL--Ihe uad1T-i. ne,i gives no.
" ,ice 10 the public that the United stses Hotel formerly
kept by Dyd Doraaee Esq and whsh has been closed fr
upwards ero onths has been complete
part rnsve tuldIg having been exposed TO thorough
roo sGebs Would srr,eabe to the mcst iasciaas lie
hall has been lad In aia marble. Tbs furniture and
AID o. kind suited 10 he high character that is IN.
ten ed this yorte house should sustain The
lions equal to ho ia house he services of one Of
the best cooks The country has been secured The suppy
thu esabishment wi those Of any hotel
N The United States. without exception.
with Mr Reed TIVE well known proprietor of the
meet hous- whose undivided att enon with that Of
SELL WI be devoted to tue intcnance OF the hi Oh
The Uni ed Hotel will be open for the reception of
V oo AID 0Oard'r' on Monday the ~ re-: M.
pACKEf SHIP -HUSTsVILLF-, FROM NEW OK-
LEANS !, dischagng Orleans what ioo Of Wall st
Co5ssles will please attend TO the receipt Of their goods
mediateE is
WATCH L0sT.-sas Reward Los. on saturday after
noon ingping from Fulton street Hammersley street
maker VIII o Az The aer I receive h above we're.
wad and the thanks Of the oy leaving at Thomas
B;l. suction store, 81 Ann street sndi5 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

90 AMERICAN MUSEUM MIR. Barnum with his usual
energy and perseverance, is renovatng this immense
establishment and will soon open additional hail. one
hundred feet in length, filed with and curious won
ders. The Indian warriors and their beautiful squaws
are engaged Tor 1--WE nights longer being positively their
last appearance this they make way for
other splendid novelties which in active prepa
ration, and which the manager declares will asonsh
the natives" In addition TO the Indian performers Yam
kee Jenkins the Albno Lady, and Others appear this
week. The splendid views of the grand Cosmorana
have all been changed. This mammoth museum con-
tains hall million of wonderful curosites including
all the wonders of earth air and sea with thousands Of
specimens Of art ancient implements of war; sgricu
ture, mechanism, &c. &c. The lover of the curious
might spend weeks in this establishment and yet find
that every day brings something new"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
CHAPMAN'S ALEAND CHOI
HOUSE.
No. 25i nupsor sTRrpT.

No. 25i nupsoN
III. CHAPMAN respectfully informs his friends and the
public general dat he eonnass to IN bis usual
ssa aa @ o. k.s Psd i Err ss
together with his superior Sparkling Ale brewsd epeceIy
sell ~ The SALON or "a d,mo ms the choicest Wines
md Liquor. 1.-THE celebrity OF which IS so well esab'hed a,
D. Just received and for sale superior Isla
ed at any other house in this on sm
SaNUs REMEDY FOK SALT KhruM-sat Rheum
Itch Eczema, P.oria'. fs%sri and other diseases Of Ss
SION are ,sey ana ,es eard ~ N, USE Sc OF
twelve die .n ef the above diseases without
unpsred success of remedy in cu'pg the diseases Of
Go tn s 4sp Of H 10 g. n 20 &c
with the remedy Is i tsns e throw out from The blood and
dscAss aud he application Of The remedy externally q the
s%s ST5aS' e@ Ss sSS TIE e
Piled With perfect safety even TO the sk9 OF the enfere. n
following are selected Tor psbie,tion witch il hosght
will s.sfy the nind oeey eandd lerson Of its exr-"rdr
Messs BAD s9nds--Gsn,lemen, certify that have
q your remedy and sypup 81 sarsapsa and Ssh every
person trsu lied with this dreadful disease IN any form would
them perfectly.
Yours 'r ANNA MARIA wErBALL.
residence 60 Nsssau street New York June 1890 Store
Messrs 4, D. D. Sand gspiem.n. procured boz Of
son VII" was them severely sctsd with INC d.e,ss on re
h ,Sd .sT n srs s scs SS s sp, ss
aud the cure complete since which there has been
turn ofthe complaint. yours respt cunl'y.
JOSEPH T.. STANTIEy,
New York. Ocf. ~. 1850. e5 pelakcy street.
RSs S 'iss f Ts
lie ,al' Nv PC cured fer uy vile = had beep
~ ub'td with pliu' five sir cars ar am happy
70 in-rrnyou 'h4 me remedy has iisy nrel her An
aavc 90 say is tia y pcsoo siciel wh tnis worst 81 All
'or ius by - u5e sads handy i;rih SAT- hen IN
s,cys ddssl. vas seRyto our Agent Rouse Per
r. g1 i' I'D soJ Il hcls'a'c sr hsABsp;
Fan Duggiss 70 loo Fulton str a. ~ Il. also ~ David
aO & CO. ~ East Eroadvay fhfm =. saves 20 Ts
ro d ~ aso sold by prgEiss fen'a') h'o'sho"s s"'
- . N ,ThaTTINU rAFtk.-,sst receive, o'o r. ms
~ brow wrap u yeIl re On ~ ~ ts
Nil Libeit. street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

kIItltlAL FURTHERMORE Clasps Ligatuiss &c
lhom ssge tooth 10 full and complete 81 on the priv
eipcs Of atmospheric pressure, by NJ. LENkiI DENTIST
2e0 Broad way, corner OF Warren st
From the Ne York Commercial Advertiser.l
friend at elbow requests US to notice some eeth he
had deserted by Dr. Levett Of No $50 lway and TO
s ony with regard 70 the teeth item
e. out the manner in which this delicate operation
performed 80
DR. eVrtt has been too ong before the public intro.
ducsr Of The Aim1phe1c re Principle" req ire
II be from " -
Copy ofahner from G,n, DUFF. Green to NJ Lcveit.
Mr. Levitt write At the request Of friend fr hon You
sc OF aihcal ttth, 10 say trat they have given
tire ~ ,cien I'D ~ your principle Of at aosphertc pre
furt dlNvr IA ltee sduty 10 ysu and u sich -
star N need ar lr espnal services 10 rfcumcn them
u you. You O9edicnt .eryant DUE GREEN.
u ln' VI LEVITT qso rraadway.
- ftNb htR - tkrn from tat.
iffRN| .f.y. + raHie M lu.f t' sait pure Aer Us
1f BIB. lli Ass1'istnl, .cr jt street NJ 20
nue. do5 lu'
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PARK THEATRE
THIS EVENING, Jan. io-The performance will commence
WHAT WILL The Tils WORLD sAsr
M.,.s M.y,y Ba Capt Md. 'fd'
A 53 fs I:'l SRAF r
NJ. G,ssnao NJ; wS.s,sy Mary Mite, SGs ,ss.
A: Eggs .s vsIH IS cents,
I,oo-s oeer at 81. erformance commences at O'Clock
ssr.ytNn rish.sYsGs,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan s-Tbs performances will com
THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
sy sys .,.a;,,. Hill De Lima Mrs Thor KIRBY
Malta. r...., AwiSf III EqS Mst,l DAY M..,.ys-
Tfs:ss!H4f h H,,H
Zenocles Thorne sellm Kirby
Sors. .nts I'D and ,dtiersqs rit ial riall.fyls
Vocrs onen at 81 Curtain rise. at u precisely
wrrCHELI,s OLYMPIC THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. io-Ths perfermascsi~li con
meD~. with
cru~mle, Mitchell! Fancy Ms rim~
u,n. HA%%f sEsi's %ffz%.ssEsrlE. ,,..
THE HHFpS MAN
THE EE0a sRIflpSs 70" swN.
Capt sum%srvie Horneaste William Billings Graham
circle socens Upper poses % cents IN
Doors open al haGpas six. Curtain riser at seven
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broai,coy ard Ann street.
Manager and 1S Sires tor o' in sarspn
a, Ias sa
Mis-. NC Wilams iayor.by known throughout lie United
Ssfs ,%d eonpsay 81 s and their squ will
s5 ps isd OF KISS y
Tsy i9 sSNs % sner s sd
w.S f 1s N4 a sisspe And likewise with the
srnop Nlaro,te viii exhibit he wonderful and beautiful
TTAh. t SSppssMoRAA WIS entirely changed on the
LIST January and will be changed regularly the fret Of
Principals of Schools and their purils admitted liberal
Admt.anee to the Museum and all the entertainments IS
:en,s Children under 10 years Of age hall price: 10
BOWENY AMPHITHEAThH.
GREAT st 4cS s 1 Of MR. TURNER
S, sssae f sP!fi entitled
By he Waste
Master Riys a whose %Onisrlu performances defy ds'
Horse @sn.hig By q M s. Buckley.
The celebrated Rivers Family through their much ad
THE o5 81 deRa'@t 81 IL BAeDAD.
R b ss = { commences
open ssSiSe during holidays Entrance No IL, in
NEW AKCADIAN GARDEN.
No 255 Bieecker street
(Under the direction Of Mr. s. w. CRONK3
THIS EVENING, Jan. 3--The entertainments wnl com
.sH 81 $S!sz$SsS J; H: ,:;..
Comic Song Mr. & 81 Bs NJ J ssss Plate Spinning to-
| Fashionable Monstrosities, by Mr. c. Sands.
The Goddess Diana, by Mr. o Stone,
Ole Wirginny Breakdown By Mr.. Ris'ey.
Led by Mrs. GuIn and MIR. Sands.
The Amazosan Maid, by Mrs. Guin. .t-
ssi 70: +s'" sa
Doors open at ter past g. performance to
att. Boxes SO cel ts pit IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

~ tfRAFrtND PAFth.-,sst rctcN ~. o'o T. ms
-nv straw wrap ing paper " ayerl ne On ~ ~ fja
iotsfo s "a purchsssrs, By PERss& T. HhOOks,
MI Libeft. strstl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
SIXTY MILES LESS 7'RAYEL THAN BY

SIXTY MILES LESS IRAvEL THAN BY
Any OTHER ROUTE.
.A9 z THE MOST EXPEDlrIOUS ROUTE
S-&lk- through $3.50.
The ste am GOAT GRO ron the NMROD leaves Catba-
ne Market slip East River side for Bridgeport
ing except Sunday o'clock From Bridgeport
will be forwarded by the Housatonic Railroad TO West Ca
mes) lodge thence to Chatham ia mi!es) by
Railroad, arriving at clock A NJ
o. The Railroad cars well warmed by stoves u,
For passage freight apply board Of the boat at the
York House. No Courandt street, where tickets can be
procured is I'm
VERY IMPORTANT.
seEa al HuRLRURT 6 CO.'S NEW YORK
G~Ml @@AsAND SPRINGFIELD PACKAGE EX-
-E-A-Z PRESS, via. New Haven and Hartford !;
Office Wall street. New York; "a State street rfoid
agent the steamboat train for the Of packages
every description boxes bundles sample goods hank
specie &c packages will also be received the office Wa
street. New Xork, and forwarded to Norwich, Worcester
Boston, Hartford New Haven, Springfield, Phiadephs Bal
timorc, Washington, Salem Lowell Portsmouth and Port
land Augusta Bangor and all the principal eastern
cines and towns.
All pack ages should be marked of Hurlbut Il Co.'S
Elk Large packages will be called for If notice be left at
the office.
Particular attention will be paid TO collecting and paying
da notes aud bills purchasing goods all the above named
places.
Huriburt Co or their agent will constantly accompany,
and have the exclusive and custody Of their package
and will be responsible for the goods carried destined
for ii, by loss by fire and Peril q The s1ceted
AMOS SMITH, Proprietor
r,f WslI R sfTtsf' New York
"a State street Hartford, CT
j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

The North Eastern Boundc,y - We rejoice in
being abIe to announce that tie Legislature at
Maine has, after iu discussion, resolved 10 con-
sent to u Just and equitable compromise Of The
Disputed boundary: resolve TO that effect IN
ng pissed the Senate hy 30 TO ], aud the House
hy ~ to II. An attempt 10 refer the whole sub
cct to the People in their Town Meetings was
deiented; Yeas 50; Nays 1875. - the decision
oflhe Commissioners (Which must be unanimous)
will he conclusive.
BY general consent it decided that two of
the Commissioners be selected from each political
pariy--the Locos not choosing 10 take the weighty
responsibility OF this monienluns action on their
own shoulders. Hon. Edward Kent OF Bangor
tiae Gnverncr aud John Otis of Ilallowel were
selected by the Wings. aud Hon. Edward Kuvan.
agh of Lincoln and Wm. PHI preble of Portland
OF the part OF The iHcos. They were according
" chosen last Thursday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

connected ~ IN the right vi search, md the ques-
ton OF our commercial relations with Great Brit
ain n all Of which we had truth on our side,
aud in the negotiation of which he gave noce
10 The country that we should not fail fOm my
deficiency of zeal or spirit on The part Of tile nd
nnslration. He commended that it was impolitlc
to reduce pur defenccs during The pendency Ut
these negotiations aud spoke Of the unInvornblc
impression that must he made on the mind of Lord
AshburlOn when he Witnessed the reluctance of
the House To come up TO The duty of raising rev.
cnue sufficient for the support Of Government,
ar! their attempting to avoid His duiy by cutting
dawn our public deirnccs, &c
The question was further discussed until nd
journuent
FRIDAY, May 49,
In Sennte the Appornunpni was farther dis.
cusSed, and the Ruli0 OF n lab agreed on 10y n
vote of 25 To 81 This vote it was agreed 10 re-
consider; whereupon the Senate went into Exec
uve Session.
In the House, motion WIS mndo to re-cunsid.
er The action on the Navy Bill which was laid on
the table: ~ To 81.
Mr.. Peudleton of Ohm reported a bill estab-
fishing Military Posts on the Oregon, to he manned
by 800 men.
The House then took mp The Private Bill caen-
dur, und passed several bills in Conlnihee.
SATURDAY, May %.
Tue Senate wns not IN Session to-day.
In the House Mr. Kennedy from the Commit
rOclly IN The Commercial relations of The United
States with certain British Colonial ports; to alter
the mode oil almeasurlng the tonnage of slips
and other vessels and joint resolution requiring
the President at such time aS he deems advisable,
to give the proper nulicc of the termination ol
such reaiies with European powers us have es
tabisllud the privilege OF importing equal lrruls
other articles than the produce OF 'hc countries in
whose vessels the iHtOrtalirlls are mhdc. An IL
bic and elaborate rrpurt of Mir, Kennedy nu the
subject accompanies these bills u,uUn to print
five thousand extra copies lies over.
The Supplementary Report from the Secretary
of the Treasury the subject Of HE Tariff c0n-
munlcating the information from thai Department
on the subject, wnS received, referred 10 the Com
mitice Of Why's and Means, aud ten thousand ex
ira copies ordered printed.
Private bills were debated during the day. OF
the great number reported 10y The Commuee yes
terdny but Two were passed.
The Speaker laid heiure The IIouse Il letter from
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop the esteemed aud able
representative from Boston, resiguing, on account
of i'll health of himself aud famiiy, his seat in
Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

We learn from the National ln,eliigcncer that
Hon. 5. l.. Southard, Senator lrom New Jelsc,
and President OF The Sen,Ie, whose health we are
sorry 10 say, has been seriously affected Tor
nj weeks past left Washington Wednesday, with
II part ofhls family, Or fredericksburg under RE
scriplion by his medical aitendcnts for the benefit
of Il change of scene aud mir We trus: that he
will receive all the advantage winch his friends
hope from his removal from the hustle aud cx-
citemen, of tue metropolis.