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.Nr. De Bocdaegro 10 Hr. Thompson.
irEASsLkIIos
N,rIoNAL PALAcr. Mexico.

NsriosAL PALACE, Mexico, Sept I5i3
The undersigned, Minister Of Foreign Relation,
aud Government, when addressing The Honorable
Waddy Thompson on tho 2lst Of July and the 9Th Of
August last with respect 10 the new invasion OF The
territory Of Mexico, made known the evidence
which had been obtained, estimating Il according 10
its real value, II determined the supreme Govern
mcnt TO take step 80 conformablo with its dignity
and propricy, after having examined those circun'
stances thoroughly. The honorable MIR. Thompson
will be able TO convince himself that the Govern
mcnt, IN making that communication, founded II not
upon vague rumors, but upon sdvices, authentic
public and official, Afforded by the Mexican sltborl'
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Is'To-morrow we shall copy from the Ame-
ricau Sentinel, the correspondence referring &c
the dinner tender, d to the gallant Capt Stockton
Of thc Princeton.
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M A II II | ED.

10 this city, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, by
the Rev. GKoser w. S.MsoS, Mr.. SIMON FRA.
SER, TO Mrs. HANNAH DAVIS, all Of this CITY.
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OUR POSITION.

We copy the Richmond Enquirer's editorial
in full, that what we say in relation TO il may
not seem TO our readers to be grauilous:
BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC TYLER CON.
NEkTIONp
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Hon. WADpr THOMPSON, Envoy, &C.
Nr. Thompson 10 VI. DE Bocdaegrd.
LEGATION OF rnr UNITED S1Arrs OF AM.nIcA
NlrNco, August "a, lS43

Nr. Thompson 10 NJ. DE BOcdnegrd.
LEGATION OF rnr UNITED STArEs OF AM.RicA
MEHco, August "a, ls43.
The undersigned has received and read with as
constituent tie note OF his excelIency Jose Maria de-
Bocanegra, Minister Of Foreign relations and Gov
ernmen Of yesterdays date. At The very moment
when rumor Of an Invasion OF The territory OF Mex
leo by citizens Of the United States having no other
authority than the public newspapers, Is proven tobc
without foundation. and upon which rumor his EN-
ccllency had addressed very strong note TO the I'M
dersigned another received Of similar character,
based upon better authority The direct threat OF
war " hich his Excelency makes, precludes the un-
dersigned from Offering any explanation whatever
upon the subject. With a proud man, or a proud
nation, the language Of menace is not only unavail-
ing, but has an inevitable tendency to defeat its OBJ
ject The Government Of the undersigned has no
passion for war, foreign or domestic. II seeks dil
! ferent path Of glory. Still less does that Govern
ment desire war with Mexico But, if any thtg
could excite such feeling II wall be the constant
petition Of these threats, alike incompatible, IN the
Judgment Of the undersigned with the respect due
his own Government ard to that OF ex,oo; and The
undersigned requests that they may not be pcacd
II intended for intimidation they will have effect
and IL warning, they not necessary for h,
country is always in a condition 10 meet any cmcr
gency.
The undersigned bcgs leave TO add that "ihc gl.
riOus republic founded by the immortal Washington
has IFS character IN IL own keeping, and needs ad
montions from any quarter TO prevent II from sta.
or dishoDor
The undersigned rcnews to his cxccllcncy Jo.,
Noria dc Bocanegra Minister Of Foreign Relation,
&C. The assurance OF his distinguished consideration
WADDY THOMPSON.
Ills Exccenoy Joss Mana pE BooASEeRA,
Minister Of Foreign Relations and Government
ofht .MIoan Republic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
LECTURES or REV. Mr.. BURTON.

Our citizens have had the pleasure ot
attending two able lectures, given free
oc erpense, ut the Town Hall, within
few days past, by Mr.. Burton, on the
subject Of Education-particularly the
education of children. The Hall on
both evenings was well filled, and the
Lectures were listened to by all with
as much interest and satisfaction as any
that have ever been given here upon
that or any other subject. Mr.. Is. It
will be seen, by reference to ADVERTISE
ment, will give n Lecture on Saturday
evening, on Moral EDUcATioN. For
admission to this Lecture, he has
thought best to charge the small sum oi
1919 cts. to aid him in liquidailng
merely the expenses of the Hall, &c.
and we hope that those at least, who
have been kind enough to honor him
with their presence ut his previous free
lectures, will give their attendance on
Saturday evening. We cannot doubt
'hey "''' rn e na
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

CoNGREssloNAL. - Joint Resolutions reia.
itre 10 .Nurut Depot, IN Rhode Ishand.- j.
the House, Jan. 3, 1913. the following rcso
lu,,ons, submitted by Mr.. IIllinghasi, oI
Rhode Island, were read twice, and Commit
ted TO the committee OF The whole House ~
.he State of The Union.
Whereas examinations ard surveys hav
heretofore hecn made IN Narraganss II
bay. III Rhode Island, with view Ia mill
tary aud naval establishments, and report.
have bccu made 10 the Navy Department.
and communicated To Congress, Containing
evidence of the very decided and superIo'
fitness aud advantages of n place upon ih,
waters OF that bay Tor naval depot:
Resoired Ly hr Senate mi House Of Rep
rSeniotiues o) The United States ~ .lm rica IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary ~,
The Navy, as soon as may be, cause such
further examinations aud surveys To be made.
as are ln his opinion necessary, for nsccr
tanning the fitness. aud the relative advau
ingrs or disadvantages, of place IN th'
SAID Narrngans' bay. for II naval establish
mcu,. yard, and depot. on SliuI", and the bts'
lucatlun thereof, ~ said bay or waters, with
estimates Of probable expense aud that II
report of SAID examinations aud surveys.
when made, and all such evidence as Is row
or may then be ~ III" posscSslun uf his Dc
paitmen'. rs 10 such fitness aud advantages
or disadvantages be. by III" s,ld Secretary.
communicate 10 Congress as soon ns ma,
br, ~nh such ,icms aud opinions as he ma,
Urrm important.
R'soir,d Further. That for carrying TN.
icsoluiIon INTO ,il CT there be now. al,
'herr Is hereby, appropriated u sum not eX-
crcdlng one lIuusand dollars, oul oil any mnn
cy ~ the Treasury not otherwise npproprIai
ed.
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HEN RY CL A Y,
or MASSACHUSETTS,.

\ sound National Currency, regulated by the
win aud Authority 81 The Nation:
An Adequate Revcnur, with II Fair Protection
Ia American Industry
JUS, restraints on the EXECUTIVE power, en-
bracing further Restriction on the rxcr-
risc ul the Neio:
\ faithful Administration ofiho Public Domain,
with nm Equitable Distribution "f The pro-
cccds of the Sales Of ii among all lh"
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration of
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom M Thought, aud
ofihe Right of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper lntcricrrpco
in Elections.
An Amendment of the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Office
To II Single Term. II. VLAr.
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the i"o,n She did not appear there
again during the evening.
II is not difficult "a anticipate the de
no,,eu-n, oi "ur story. We t'nnd Mr.
Fm,tcr n blue slorking hmt We d" moi
leave her one. \ loitn,sht a'ier The
occurrence Iusi desrribrd, her husband
called upon Colonel Plugg, aud said :
NV dear friend, ! can never sufficient
'ly express 10 You INV obligations for
your lesson To my VIE, II has entirely
cured her OF The m,ir0m0nio, under
which she aborcd. She Thoroughly alb
hors The siaht OF pen, ink aud paper, ana
never wears her shoes down NJ the heel
She j. now the best, the most attentive
aud aninblc of wives, aud | am The hap
pesi nog that even irolted through bf"ad'
way. Come aud d,n- with us ths alter
n"on, and you shall see how cilectual
has been your prescription
is III. reverend Mr.. Drone to b..
present =
'No more Of that, Hal. Why do you
ask p ...
Because if you want Ia find him, !
may be able I" inform you "a I" his
whrrrabnu,s The last time ] saw him.
he wn- standing al the corner "i Cham
brr street IN The capacity Of ii p"''Palei''
advertisement, covered all over behind
anI b"fo'c with pIacards, Announcing
the place OF eAh.bA!un OF The premium
OK.
lila. hn, ha. Wen! Any thing fol
an honest living. lou will come Z
Yes Wnh all my heat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Animal Magnetism, reno.MeSmerism, &c.

Messrs. Mcintyre & Colby, as will
he seen by reference to our advertising
columns, will give illustrations, ut tho
Town Hall, this evening, on Animal
Magnetism, Phreno-Mesmcrism and
Phrcnology. The illustrations and ex7
pcrilncnis which they gave last evening
as well as those which they nave given
a, their lodgings, were calculated very
decidedly to satisfy the most skepIicsl
MS to the genuintness of the science
We have hitherto been great doubtcr
on this matter Of magnciizing, but the
experiments we have recently seen and
heard tell Of have almost made us
fra believer in the science. II is thp
object of Messrs. M'i. s. &. not to
leave nm unbcleycr in Newport, if all
such will come and see for themselves.
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SATuRGy, Jan. 7.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Sweet, Of Maryland, appeared
aud took hiS seat, ns suecrsSnr Of Mr..
" lIliaus, drccnS'd Mr.. Arnold made
an unsuccessful attempt io Introduce his
rrtrnchm.ni b'll a meno,Ial sIgncd 10y
.iSlrrn maiInes who uere ~ the Tx.
plorung Expedition, pray ny extra conI
pensdlIon, Was lald on The table.
The residue or the session vas prIn-
ciralIy occupied IN discussing the matter
Of the fnc OF General Jack son, without,
coming ~ any decision.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
WEpSLspAy, Jan. 4, 1913.
SENATE.

Mr.. Calhoun presented II memorial
from l'hIIadelphla, demonstrating against
The .epr" "l The Bankrupt Law. Mr..
Calhoun SAID he should vote TOR repeal
because he brlicycd the present law un-
constitutional aud ,nexpcdlrnt.
Mr. Talimndge presented two remon-
slrances from \. Y. against ls repeal
"A communication from the State De
paitInrnt IN answer to n resolution oi the
Senate with reference To the operation
OF the Bankrupt Law was referred to
Tie ColnmllIce on the Judiciary.
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] am also prepared Ia prove ihut on 'h'
Termination of The civlc war N the Oriental
Rrpubl C, when Tie Constitutional G"verh-
m.ni WAS ovrrIhuown aud Rivera Was "bon'
To enter the city of Monievideo At the head
of horde of EiociOus Indians, ] gave ret
ug. on board the Dulplnn To more Than lw"n'
" individuals, including several high "'fret'
oi state, who were deeply compromised
abandoned 10 the females Of then family the
exclusive use Of my CABIN, aud conveyed
Ihcm Ia plnce of sslry.
That IN like manner III the FalrhoidI WIN
drew from threatened death ut Buenos ayr
rs, several individuals compromised Tor p"
liticul offences, aud that | did tins without
iorleliing The favorable re- urd f,r myself aud
tor my country, of the authorities oi Bneios
Ayrcs, concilmied by the energetic measures
winch had taken To resist the atttmpt ol
the French admiral 10 encroach on our neu-
irsl rights, und TO extend the rights OF be-
ligcrcnis beyond the liI0ils assigned to ihen'
by The law oi nations.
These various facts am prepared TO prov'
Nv witnesses in Attendance on The Court,
and who have urgent calls at duty at u dis
,ancc from New York u it be the pleasure
of the Court, ! would bc glad that these
witnesses slluuld be now examined aud sui
ferrd TO depart
(Sgncd) -
ALEX. SLIDELL MACKENZIE.
Commander y. $. "
| g. s. ship North Caruliuu, Jan. 5, 1913.
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u. =. ship North Carolina, Jan. 5, 1913.


MAssACmUsrrTs.- Legislature OF Mas
sachu,etls convened in Boston on Wednesday
the 1 II inst. The House was in session IN
III ) o'clock, without completing lis oreanlza-
iion. The military were in waiting oil da,
to perform The customary escort duty to the
procession, consisting Of the Governor and
Council and memb. Of the House, who as
Is usual on the drsl day ofthe session, nile'
The House is organized, repair to the Ola
South Church tor the purpose of attending
Divine Service. The Old South was also
kept open all day, and The c!crgyIncn and
the Singing choir were IN atlendance Ia
perform The usual service.
The House on Thursday and Friday were
engaged m contestlng the claims Of MI.
Nash, the member from the nof Whaicly.
to seat II was proved FROM the record oi
the town TINT he was not elected, and thai
they voted not to send, after failing To elect.
The House finally voted against Mr.. Nash.
On Saturday, there were two more ballotna,
for Speaker, when choice was elected
On the first ballot, the whole number OF vote,
was 350-ncccssary for choice, l7G. The
vote was tor
Thomas Kinn,iu't. of Worcester. I72
Daniel i. King, oi Danvrr-,
Seth J. Thomas, OF Charlcsiown, T5
Mr.. Knnicu,t then rose and thanked hi.
friends for their support, but declined being
any longr, candidate for The Spcakership.
lie ,honght it due to the people Of The Com
monwcallh that the public business Of lr
House should progress. lie requested Ia.
friends. therefore, not to vote for him again.
Mr. Thomaa, the other candidate, rose an'
said that he sllpuld MOI dec me, bui wouI,
stand rs long as his friends desired him 10.
The second ba lot hen proceeded.
Whole number of votes, :}JI
Necessary io n CHOICE, I16
Daniel y. King, Of Dauvers, I76
Seth J. Thomas, Of Charlrslown, 3
Lewis Williams, oi El>lham, l12
Mr.. King, having the necessary numbc,
was declared To be elected Speaker
The next business will be Ia I'LL mp ih'
Senate, which viii be done by the ,w.
Ilonsrs in convention.
An incFGctuaI proposition was made o.
Tuesday, 10 jim hoih Houses to fill the lr
vacancies IN the Senate on Thursday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

JENKs' PATENT CARBINE.-We have
received, we presume from the inven-
tor. very neat liillc pamphlet, coa-
tanning the official report Of Board OF
Army Officers, convened al Fort Adams
in April last, for The purpose Hi making
experiments on jerks CARBiNE before
I should be adopted into the service,
BY this report it appears that the Car
bine was fred 800 times, against time,
and sustained no injury other than the
opening af the stock in the vicinity Of
The lock, which had increased To nearly
me fifth nf an inch. II was subsc-
lncnly fired l0,3l3 times, amounting
in all to l4,3l3 times, when the nipple
split at its muzzlc, which rendered il
impossible to fire longer without insert
course then ceased, Us IT was not in
I'cndrd any repairs should take place.
The Board suggest II few alterations, gs
calculated To facilitate The use of the
,iccc, and to add to its efficiency, bui
u conclusion. unhositalingy recon-
mend that it be introduced into the SER
vice of the u. States.
The pamphlet also contains n Report
or the "FrankIin Institute" Of Pcnnsyl-
vania. favorable to the Carbue of Mr.
J"nks.
Mr.. J. will please accept our thanks
for The Report.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Fillmore from the c"mn'iie o'
Wals and Mcan., reported Il biIl making
appropriation for HE support ol the Arm,
ana The NJ 'htary Academy, i"I The hal
calender year ending on The 3Oh June,
1913. 90
The rcs,utinn to refund Gen Jack =
arrived To con-Id"r ,h- Bankrupt Law
which was debated until the il"use ad-
Jou,nrd.
d, The repor, of the Treasury depart
merl the amount oft e Treasury notes
"ui -lpn,du,s on The Let, was 81 ,U97 =
273 50.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

The official Report of Cip'. cKrnzic &c
ruplcs seven columns of The u sion Daily
Advertiser We shall cnJra,Vr to publish
4 ln Jul neat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
Late from Europe.

The Ship Iowa. from Hnyre, with Parl,
date 10 I'm of Dee, aud the ship Rochester,
from Liverpool, with Liverpool papers To 7lh.
have arrived al New York They contain
The important news that the Emperor ol
China has ratified the Treaty with Great
BriiaIp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

NAvai.-U. States ship OF war Marion.
commander Armstrong, was NJ ~. Thomas.
lD.h al. from q cruise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

Tho pedestrian. ElwuIth. is one uf III,
managers uf grand civic aud military ball
Ia come oil ~ Boston next Monday evening
lie will be u good one to help fo,f the bill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

JAMrs, the novelist, h rs new navel nrarll
ready Tor The press, callcd "Forst ndys.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

L. States schooner Grampus, commando
Van Bruni, vas ot NIalanzas 18th ull. uilccr,
aud crew all well.
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CWentpzSeormtb Con9rras
THlRp SESSION.
TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1913.
SENATE.

Mr.. McDulTic appeared and took his
Seat, Executive bu-inrs occupied most
ol The session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

THE ExCntQUtR.-TLc New York Com
rcipl Advertiser soys-"Mnny persons in
quire what will be The practical effect of the
ExchrQncr, if organised as proposed by the
administration. The following nre somu
among many Of It's practical b'ncti,s:--
| A merchant IN Cincinnati wishes To buy
pork aud send It 10 the New York market, or
any other part of The United States where
4 sells brst. lie draws on cuminls> ion
house IN the city which he rhooscs for his
market. %, such time ~ u won'd require 10
srnG The pork there aud make sale, with
bill of ladIDg, perhaps, of u still larger pre-
vlous cash purchase as collateral security;
applies AZ The branch ot the Exchcqucr nt the
Former place and receives its circulating
bills Ia continue his operations, thus turning
his cash capital Two or three times even be-
fore he rcalIsrs The avas of his frs, purchase,
aud securing hlS transactions ngninst the
danger, of speculation. by the necessity Of
rapid sales, and the guarantee oi his first
cash venture.
An agent in New Orleans wishes to buy
cotton for shipment Ia Europe by way "f
New York or direct. aud pursucs the .smo
course, with the same results.
A mcrcIan, in Nrw York wishes To place
moncy for any purpose IN any city whrro
lhcr. is u branch of the EychcQucr or IN its
vicinity he purchases dram from the Now
York branch on the branch NJ the place ~
nucstIon, NJ n regular aud cheap rate, aud ~
~ pusscssion Of n safe and available remit
rnnce So Also If ho wishes to receive funds
rom that place. The uniformity uf the rate
.,f exchange. the coutidencr rcposcd ~ the
bull the systematic organl2atlnn Oi the bnsi-
ness aud the certainty that attends the
whole transactmn, constitute the chef ndvsn-
Iagrs oi the plan. aud ns peculiar adaptation
pr developing the resources aud stimulating
the enterprise of ih" people.
1, /, ne, necessary thu, those transactions
.h,nlll be- between very distant p"inls "uly;
, branch at The ENch'Qucr nj Rochester
would h. foutd vriv useful ~ taking mp the
80 and 90 day drafts /" get 'he n"ur 10 this
market.
some persons have objected that the
branches, " Inch would have The most circu.
ailnn. would have the i"n-' specie ; io This
we may reply. that ptacilrally our country
,ank- retain but liilic sp"ri" N ih"ir vaults
hui keep their specie funds un deposit ~ The
hanks ui the scnb"aid clirS. nn which they
draw When required lu redeem ihcIr rifculn-
,,ng nutrs. Th" New York branch ni tho
EXch,qucr would bear the Snuc relation io
ilic other branches, that the New lmk banks
hear nov to the country banks. aud IT. sp, cic
fund, would naturally tax" the same course.
! II may bc asked Whit II The capunl ~ sue.
,an these operations We reply IN the
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THURSDAY, Jan. ).
SENATE,

The bin to au,horse the adoption Of
mrnsuies Tor the occupation and settle
nrui OF the TrriIt"r, Of Oregon, eX-
tending CERTAIN p"lllous oi .he l.. 5. over
The same, aud i"r olh"r purposes, was
taken up, the ',Eos'I"n oring "n us third
reading. But, on motion oi Nlr. Nal.
houn, lis further consideration was post
poned until Monday neat.
On motion of Mr.. B,yard, the Senate
went INTO Executive session, and subse-
qnrnlly ad dJ"urned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Ailer some time spent III the consider
alton ol nallers which amounted to moth
my, the Bankrupt repeal bill was again
taken ~, and several members made
speeches, pro aud con.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

The money which the DnrrlrcS are eudrav.
nrlng 10 raise to assist thclr prescribed brelh.
rrn, IN the north part of the State, II Is well
asccrtaInrd will be applied To buying votes
At The coming clcciinn.
What hns bccOme Of The funds raised by
Mss Parln?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Campb' !, of S c., introduced a
bill to suspend Tor ii hunted time, the
second section oi The act for the dppor-
tIunment oi Representation among the
several States, according to The sixth
census, So Tar as The sane may affect the
elections III any persons who have been,
or may be-, elected Representatives To
the @3 h Congress. X, Ierrrd to the
Committee on Elections, aud ordered to
Oe plinlej.
On m"i,op Of Mr.. Stralion, it was re-
solved that the Committee on Naval AZ
ians be instructed to inquire INTO the cx-
pediency OF repolting IA biIl To SUPPRESS
the Crimo ol duclIng ~ the NAVY oi The
Il. States.
The bill to repeal the bankuup, law
was then taken up, and, alter discus.
sion, the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, j ~. 6.
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SENATE.

Several petitions were introduced, and
reports Dt committees made. Mr. Bay.
ard Iuir"duced a bill to regulate enlist
mrnis III the army and navy.
The Senate then adjourned to Mon
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The time was principally occupied IN
discussing the matter III relation To the
fine of General jackson. An attempt
was made to come nj the consideration
Of the repeal OF the Bankrupt BIIl-bul
II did not succeed.
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LIFE AND DEATH or SEXES

The laws Of life and mortality betwirt the seres arc
very remarkable. They are stated thus:
j. In the present condition Of the white manhattan
Of the United stairs the number Of females born tef
snnum Is about 1900 less than the males This de-
isrnines Of tself tha poiyfsmy is no, natural cor
duon OF man, and that the laws of DOR religion and
nature are the ssme-thai one man shall be the hus
band Of one woman
y Aftwenty years OF age the fcmkles exceed the
males ms proves that between the birth aud twen.
" The the mortality among the boys has cen much
greater ihan that among the girIs
o. From ~ to 40 the men again much exceed The
women, which shows that this is the period of The
great st mortality among women.
4. From w TO 20 tbs difereoce rapidly diminishe.
the females as "a the early part Of s gaining on the
msi's Ibs shows that this u the period Of greatest
danger and exposure 10 men, the least To- the women
;. From 10 onsr ard the women outnunber the men
This shows conolusisely that relatively speaking IN
comp,Iso with men, the hcslthlest period of fens
life IL at it's close, Absolutely, howeve no period 10
either ser - 30 healthy that Of yvuih-the bloom.
Jog period Of boyhood and rrlhood
The above deductions OF ststi.iiral tables CORES.
pond with every day observations Of human lie.
Women arc exposed 10 peculiar hazards in the mid
die Of life but IN the long Ear the largest part Of
this erPosure danger and risk in civilized nations,
fall on men IN the active periods Of hfe