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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CAN ron TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL. SrUHE, Isl CHATHAM STREET. " Y.
Branch SsOIeS
2lS bieeckcr stree. New York.
SSl Grand street. rear Suffolk.
le Greenwich street. rear Fulton.
lilo Fulton street. Brooklyn.
81 Chestnut add - North Eitthst Philadelphia
Il Hanover rect. Boston.
INVITE the a;enuon o. Cy aud County Families sni
Purchasers their Abshenis where they thn
will be ir by IA. ne best selections of pure snd uradg;eG
ted Teas United States TIE universal popularity an
ofhs; ho1Se with reference high quateS. low pr,
r-S and upI IN. dealing, well urer;os. rendsr
hst coa,inca:, uecclfy i.cEa and ouiy warehouse e.
the sac Of fiowcUa Bacs Tea Observe Str1neers WI
parcnlsr the number OF the pcciua
Chatham Sirsai I2 between icaJ koSeye,
The pubic w ala oe peas IN ase ,hsi the Cantor
t0p1ny have nothing 30 with SAY except
.bnsa lsS.rih-.j nj ,f, ,hS advertisement siT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
TO BE LEE.

s-,IIREUUGHS VENTILATING AND GOSSAMEE
\ WIGS AND SCALfs.--CLlRtHUGtt lnyi'es al
enres and inspect his improved Nenth,!nE
md perpetual fitting Wss which nr elegance gh'ness cad
durability ma, be placed among The FIRST productions OF mod
In Tnnut ctute they diner from MI oihsi
ever rnde hnr being sngy inserted aud so eduniy
distributed appear Ju,l issuing from the sam In Inc
;nf they the brow than the uniura ngir
does Composed OF hIr which loses us curl and BY tn
use fiat spring mndc expressly for hmSeitl which
neither corrnde elasticity, they iii closely to he
head that the critical observer cannot penetrae the de-
cep,ion Us Broadway. next TO ST Paus. IN stairs III I'm
: rDNANT'S PATENT E;ST-Thls Yeast S an acld.
which, hens combined pIopsF chemical p'orirton'
with m aka mpregna:es the dough wih nbonc acd ghs
yunout affecting ay, the Original properties o r
flour and thus when baked producing perfect bread. u
does destroy the IN the tUur he bread made VIII
II may no; cold by persons oi setentary veS au
ruslve hGbii with lmpuntynay. with advantage nnd with
certainty relief II permanent restoration In health.
Bead al nl kinds as wellus pastry duughnu lt Jacks
anpc puIddgs. pound. and seed cakes q" ali KIND
rnsrtend and IN fine food Of every made o uuI
or neu can made hight and nice with The above nniHe
yeast the directions winch accompany each package 0 ts
AsHs M are "u' GNSSSER& 4 YOUNG l3a Cha,ham.S,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

CODThUON * t,Ei' EHsS, 3il BROADWAY
EyANuEA.S A.STlEER& OF LAMPS. GIRANDOf.Es
lfE CANpElhNHA, &c, and Dealers IN HOCSE-FUf
SiSlllNC GOubS ecnsic!.-Bei1g connected with =
bled tn utisg i.n,s Caneshd &c io Churches, Halls II,
s privG.= Dwellings, Steamboats, and PaSkets. The
reasonable terms. n euatJ TO b surpassed this
eny other couay tSves attention invited 70 ihsf 81?
and Snip Lamps, for h supefssdns all otns
before the pubic. No les ilgtn FOUR and
have within The last Yeas. been awarded 20 .
manufacturers icI tnC!r SGpcEoTty IN TIN c, - good Tx
pn5ic respectfully inYlte tc call snj examine iohen
sslvcS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

SPRiNG AND ROLLER BLINDS. whe linen and t!sH.
- parent paints~ ShacAs Of the patterns
Blinds. NeGitisn. Spanish au-i Italian Sun BLINDS,
Gay bess 10 inform MS he a C sale the above
continues every description olEd, th
ali sSbhsd Spring Rlpd FACTORY c Elgsor street i've
doors of Splins street. Spring rollers for carriageo5
~ lrnh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

{ STOUNENEl. < cos Mandatory OF Cut and Plan
81 GLASS OF every description Solar. Lard and Canuh
Lamps warranted patterns OF GrandoeS CandeabTa'.
Uruks;s Chandeliers from twelve lights Hall LAMPS
and Lanterns every paern French China Lamps alersd
spae and reinhed e0Ca I" new We call the attention ci
couny merchant, aud Others te cell and satisfy Themselves
regard 70 .ceS and quality ofNrtlcir..
Constantly hand complete assortment 81 the above.
Glass made anG c % order All articles matched every
pa,,ern Factory No = Cold street. y. Y Wholesale and
Il. :cil Store. Nv. 3 John 81 nSSf Broadway.
nui. 2ut ). SIN)l'VENEI. & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

S,PANIS.i LANGUAGE oucai by J. :io,er; Professor n
= City Cnvc-sy and the utrer. Female institute Up
h,s New Method cnrpresrded Grammar, pnce s!tJ
ranslaon pfice 5t gnd Spanish tirGe for Conversation
and commerce. Drcet u. Residence IL Murray sieei.
p,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

* Ty~--, :, THE STEAMER SHREWSBURY
x-lS-5. Capt l. T. Cor'e,. ;wl hstesi,er leave
~p'uriy al 10 O'Clock \ u return from E't0n Town
Lan3inl every Monday and hui,y NJ u O'Clock a. 81.
The propneors ,aid Boat offer her iuF sale cheap.
She boat. with excellent ri1chney and draws only
70 aches wnter30 l-e bps l !ons I he only Tor
offering her Tor hat he. speed not sufficient for The
route passenger boat For Information apply 10 he Csp
tam on bnari. s2i Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
M-NhJt~ : NJ ! : 7 W.
tENS +. WILLIS. EIslHtofs.
W. lsv.n BR Dl NNlNG

DY ORDER o. Gsc-Ec 81. Smith, SuPrsme
II Ccat Commissioner notice hst-oy gwen ihet -
rttachmsGt hs, issued SaIES H., este Of tf Rus " OK
p-.< late f NlchcE. SAT- 4 Nlssss l ucu
rsudrCt debtor 'hA; th- sstl Dc t iT sr
h debts unless he I~f and dlsehse Ssri 7t o. .,
sccoiiu. tn law within months from thr fs' rgbcf
oa ,is aud ihst ;h- msEt II aa5 G b. dGe -
hi: by RESIDENT, this Ste and the trTer 20 hr nf et
HI, uSs o AGy property within hIs sat- rrOlsinS o ban
and the transfer y ueh property BY hr " ioedc~n ~
Law ard are yod. Dated Norwich. Nareh l2th ST..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

!'SiiPEc.nE : AND CHEMICAL OiL--An article Of
L rr sgpeu- qu-iry and wl cornneud !t,eli 10
those IT, and % Dut u2 IN sich order,
prep directions. il Keep during the entire winter and
viii t. odd present. stale OF the marx nj The low
price o., -3. .sr ION. tgL for cash orly oy
g! lvs w WILLIAMS. iSs Walden i-Ars.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
.,t-oracy f3r A,nshins r-di'1

nv 0EDFR ot Rn-lrt l. Itna luf.e Oi NlbSr5 County
j. QUITS Counsellor NJ Law. Sc.-N1rce : hereby -is.n
that an attachment has iSgcd a.a1>; nc estate OF htNhf
E'kE now ~ lafe of the city OF Albany. an at,r'1cns
or ,oacea e debtor proof usr ~ the 'at 'ir'u;
Iulse pursuant the directions o he statute e"7ee nas
Nitlrl7,srt. a st alscnrjGg cogcSa ~ non 'oNleat
doctors and that ;he sane ~, b sid for NE aFeas 1 -
r, ,rb rhreu accounting wfthn three month !.
t frs f publication of th uotce And 1at te va} net (
~, any s and he delivery asUy property 5.on- ~ n ne
,at debt for his u. ,r the T1n,irT q" any pro
y m him for auy purpose whatere, hrs iohdie1 uJ sw,
1r,g ,,; ,r. T void. Dated Albany September 10 -.
~ l.. u HOtSFE.N.
s,9I,wgn A.arrev Tor Attaching rnf#ior.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

T,'NGIJSG ArADEMY.-.iies T.. BARRY respectfully
u announces the Of studies io the -ssnn n he
Acadery No. =. rceny.lc street. whs:e she w! he hfr
TO maari tied to be: Gaze th1,cugh E3cl,H
etrn'pn h1.cd On principles. ssGc:nned by long Tnd sue
css.c rrn1icrca X .lelrn. apnLcntimn - 3eod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

IiAil. AID PAEi.Jl. sFOVES.-Tne ubscriber oAers
for sale Gfze pi the spcrDyrd kind OF
stow iar burnn1 Wool pa desisned ~ nenny halls,
spf-- rhufcatl. tg,.ay .gt cl OLAiSTED PATENT
SO - fand- unny.i- combines good gusii
~. thl u3g stove '"ipra the public Our SDyss nvs
1fSp nls eat rud beauty
gpd durability r1nnst ba "- !et Win 10 uit
-unrfe 1os, fa~y have long been before tie
c. 0Gt rg b. them superior any yet nitro
duced, ar they eonGIna Bnd the heat 'g not ulurs
iurnUreor render tie oppressive tie with most
Stoves Our Dnce- ow any other e attainment.
Al kinds N sEse non wGrs epafng and putting
done Il short notice. +. ". TRDTBR fbGE
30 ttnief-st. upnf Frltor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
WOODWORTH,s PLANING MACHINE

Ezz=z CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS -
"a The 5ubser bef who was s%G.sed ispioms AZ
the Ne,g York S,air Fgi:s u' l-i1 ani "a tor the
- best toned Csurch Fell und alSo a Silver Neta
the 5est Bell ard Or IT 'or Town Clock .Ehi-
5sd the Far ~ ,hs Institute IN October lat h
prepared ~ ms rourdry = We: Enr, NeE Yofs fur
nssh Bes Of rofn = 10 bs made n ,he best materials and
'vanantet stsn1 and l.ease-taXtens TO them i'm
provs Cast Iron Yoke, wb ioveabe Ani The increasing
csnand for ms Bells the bet evidence that be gwen Of
teir eIceenee Orers hav. ieen rccr,vcd from he nGRdI
20 anos al the STATE an Ehpy ~ have been furnished 10
Cie,nt place, the State o' Neg . ~ FnuncrT-
: an Ciockl Ievelng and Surveying 0t'"F
.gis Gun ANDREW mENEELY,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
). ,R-l ctseks are pEs..y-aot Ied llaI,.-:

U
ne celebrated lrALI.N DYE changes red grey mir
yyhEerS TO heautui looking brown auburn or black
vi'h staining tn. sn IN the least This is wnusntsd
.sho then will with re nnIr or red whske orge' The
Italian Dye adds cosTe and appearance; 20 the hou eaua
nature -. 90 80
prgeisis l13 Broadway Chambers street, the
Granite Building Sold also n; 7s Fulton street and East
Grond,yny Price 30 certs - I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

/ (,GNMiSSIu IuN PAPER WAREHOUSE. Ne. = John
,ir,s-E. Clayton - sous Le ~ cpv>-ant freHi't ~
paper, adapted brancn oi TIE trade az;
tr,f,,lv large Of BHHS Book. Tap ard ietie
Xrr: together with every description 81 News ami BOOK
Pri.urs Col0sd Paper OF Medium Gud Other 'ze EnNel
nnc tbacco, shoe and Tea. straw aud hu- ~ np"nS
Hardware ond Cloth vnney = ANA Log sue
n!ain and roori. &c sc besides : raw Bonnet. Ch aic
Baa.ibos Boards. Press Papers. &c e. =,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
LEGAL.

New Yo-S Noucf le-by siysn - al pesons hsyins
claims gga.. THOMAS = WALSH lHlc ofiie tliy New
York gentleman 6ercased present the viii the
vouchers thc-1f Cars T. Wills Ne. e2 Church street.
ts Cts Of New, Np-S before the seventh my o <oyer
bsr newt. Dated New YORK tie f,l dsy II Nsy. l>i4.
MARCUS Nj I~iINt..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

INHE EEST SOAP IN THE WORLD.-Eoberis' III
proved Brown Soap hs. we. earned the reputation o. e
ns he best article tor durability and economy
much farther and possesses qualities that no other does tuc
as aiG- color shrinking anne. and Tor akn:
of Carpets withou, lrrs the color For sale Al OF N,
principal GroceFs IN tins City and BROOKLYN Bear mind
sni0 Y FNpEpTS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

Z, !" JEvK'S SELEL:f SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Oils
IL. Broadway fore'y u hia.;y street Tbs school WI
roDcn on Monday September 2d For particulars rospectn
the .ch0o reference, appy ~ the sehoo room or az ~
s,ev erect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

DRODKLYN CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
- SCH Oh, No 70 Hicks S;ree-h school will reopen
win i,s pd Ssssion on Nonday 2nd o September. Tho.
oug INSTRUCTION substntn proefes secacd keferencs
10 p.irous Circulars with terms aad other niunat"n 1
| 80, Inf the Ut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

MRS. ROBINSON. f,sn Elzabeth,t:eet, Fash'n-ni'
vi Clear Ssfcae - Mercer fifth door above SpFnr
sire,' Tarietcn Embroidered Dresses, Laces Fenc.
Worked CapsS. Collars. &c uade 10 orS ey.a 70 new
SeawlS. Silks Msrinoss, Table Covers. Six Hose. &c
cleaned in the best manner. slim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
Aud Nv The GROCERS N ToneraI ~

ITO ALI. INTERESTED ~ THE CROTON WATER.
4 JENEiSON : PATENT CEUrCS FILTER Tine
Cro,on Water rendered perfectly ana equal 10 Distilled
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

il NATHEMiTIlS.-A Professor. having &c; sore ''' :
dispose ol iGE sb0=-. private '-of, -
N classe. e. l--4ae@. -iiey Dr. ! H. Wnurrgnt Re-
D. ". 4. tghieo'e'g. n ."ess Poa' i0-- sI2sf:n
Reference ard i.sue ii (esniez g - NNl'i:t
Addrss Mr.. 4 X tLJS5 )NSET. l9 Waye-tsJ Place. ~
.soI Itpv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

z g----4s q FARE REUUCEDt-FpR CROT0N-
Iey,I.LE, SING SING. ThR{RfI,DtEN I,tEN
lNI,S nnd lONkEES.-on and after Setur!y August
3ist sI the new and substantial Steamboat WASHING
TON IRVING. Can't. Hiram TUtii. will ieGvc tAe tool q"
Chamter Tor tie above places lily ai three z NJ sHA
Returning will leave C-o,onve at 81. and Sing sing
O'Clock \. VI. andr. the foot OF hammond est ea'd
wny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WHISPERS Az
IL OTHERi Who Is hsre. young old. t:gt likes
red nf grey This question 10 both seyes and
should DE rsmembe!pd they feel inclined change the color
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

Leave New. York At 9. u. \ M.-lAi. 9ls. . T, NJ.
- Staten Island, 8 10. 4. Ms. -. 81, T NJ.
IL Al i:ond, sbipp must be particularly marked ani
s-pn ~ he riSk OF the thereof 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

and host OF Others. could aad f three columns
paper with ste-ncs,. but u Is pute unuscesny. md
vsry expensive Al! lHsk trb o the Candy tnsn u
|. satisfactory. the rr'ume always asa iOt
Nid'. Castor Oh 'Hnty. for n Is the only genuine.
Sold rt i5l 81. r.ndwAy. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26

=. s.---e- :, FALL AND WINTER ARRNNGl-
,---ll114=-.ll lsMGNr.-N,tWARKa ard NEW Y, EH-
di7 .iea1ncf RAINBOW Capt Gaffy. on and ires
day Sept 10th, ycil follows uiiy. sundays cyceptf
cave Newark Leave New-NoTs,
foot of Centre street. foot of Barclay street
O'Clock A. NJ. O'Clock. L. ".
on SIND :YS-leave Newark ut 5 4. NJ. and Z 7 ",
and New. York Mt 10 A. ". Rndi y ~
Freq ht carried ut very reasonable mites. SeJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-26

s.''t s.tin. ~ At't a.4 hlr.tt'aItt z't u ..=..
thr allowing
,f ...4l IT,. .,,f,ff..1,,.fse
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-26

The above together with large varle
large and complete, and invite ali
way of Boots and Shoes, 10 call aud eNa
that | can offer as great in-ncemcnls 10
Western Country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-26
FOR TIE LADIES.

EAOMESTIC GOODS-l6 bales brown
H. Muslin VI the follow ing manufactures. James
RIVER Stout. Lorman B. Savage, Lowell. hlerfimac
vc; 4 hales Bed Ticking. approved fabrics; 4
.nses bid Muslin; Blue Drlines, MEXICAN mixture;
Penna Jeans; Alaknpa.; Nonkeen; Bro and hid
Driues; Bro and bid Sheelngs. The misi OF whicl
ave been hnnght beiors The lalc advance. and viii
se sold al the lowest prices. by
mar 10 oW IIEISKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-26

AZEIR & cox have "a hand heavy
i 4 stock OF Rcd IIauael-. Cassineis ana Men.
lucky Jea,s.shch lhey are determined 10 sell owe
hal hey can be tat 10 he cry, nov o
fENlIE Parnoish5p hetetoiufe ctrune between
Turner a Malle.. Is has day di'7'.''d '}
ma'uat consent. The business al ihe I'.e N1h
vail he conducted a. hefeto6tc hy Aicunsc
Tuner. .,lo j. duly au.h5rz,d settle all cs.in-
aud collect oil Jch., due To- -n,d firms
mar , mar p ALEXANDER TURNER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-26

NHEOLOGicAL BOOKS-E.,a,. on
u Ep'sc"pacy, BY John NJ Mason. D d: rfr..l
nr Law by Caroline Fry; KIP on The Il,.,.r,
hJee', sna proper obsYfssnce III the Holy 5, If
EN-; Jays Morning and Evening Eserc.e. -,
ale by JOHN HAsWELI. Union -
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-12
CIGARS!! CIGARS!!!

MOELLE DE BOEUF, or PURE OK MARROW,
lll with ten other ingredients, prepared from the
receipt of a celebrated French Chemist by John H.
Gibbs Washington, for promoting the growth of the
hair, and identifying its appearance
J. H. GIBBS has no hesitation in offering this to
the public as the best preparation ever invented, and
in almost every where the HAIR is falling Oft, or
the head has become bald it will restore the hair
Persons whose hair is falling off from sickness and
other causes or whose hair is turning grey, should
not fail to make trial of it, as it will, in all cases.
answer the purpose for which it is recommended.
For sale at j. H. GIBBSS Fancy Store, Penn
sylvana avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets, oppo-
site Centre market--and at the dressing room, Gads-
by's hotel. mar 22-lm
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r FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING.

r FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING.
In ADDITION to nay former stock, am now
adding many very new and desirable goods in my
line, of the most modern style and finish, any OF
which shall be pleased to furnish to my usual GUS
TONER'S well the public at large, at such prices
(made in my usual stye) as will compare advanta-
geously with any sold in this CITY, My stock in part
consists Of ~
Super and medium English and French Cloths,
Cassimeres, and vestings, generally assorted; the
fancy styles in the lot Of the most modern pat
terms stE
Drilings, Coatings, Umbrellas, Scarfs, Cravats,
Hose, Suspenders, Gloves, &c.
With large lot Of gentlemen's under garments of
all kinds.
Also Dressing Robes, of various patterns.
With many other articles in my way, which shall
be happy to exhibit to all desiring articles of the kind
The quality of all goods warranted represented.
JOSEPH H. DANIEL,
Merchant Tailor,
ap2-lm A few doors west of Browns Hotel
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policy Of exercising Il 10 behalf Of internal In,
pT6vempntr.
MI. STILES, OF Ga. next addressed tho com.
miltee, and showed how much more little Della
ware had received than large Georgia AT this
point o'clock came round.
After passing various amendments, and re-
jecting others, the committee rose and reported
the bill.
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi. then moved
an amendment of $4,000 for removing obstruc-
tons at Pass Christian, in the gulf navigation,
and fortified his amendment with memorials
showing how often the mail had failed, owing to
the obstruction therein. ~
Mr.. MCKAY moved to postpone this bill, and
go into Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. BOYD, of KY, was called to the Chair.
Mr.. MCKAY moved to take up the bill appro-
priating monies for the payment OF Revolutona-
nv pensions, to which the Senate had made
amendments. The Committee of Ways and
Means had made some amendments to the Sen
ate amendments.
The amendment of the Senate providing that
an officer who was obliged to do duty in lower
grade, or in some civil employment, on account
Of his wounds, should not be deprived of his
pension, was reported against by the Committee
OF Ways and Means.
Mr.. DICKEY, of Pa, made an earnest re-
monstrance against this course. He thought the
every way right. He called upon the House
not TO adopt the proviso of the Committee of
Ways and Means.
After a general discussion, the question was
taken by tellers, twill the committee agree to
the Senate amendment" and the same was
agreed to-95 to SO.
The other Senate amendments were also
agreed to by the committee.
The committee then rose, reported the bill,
and the House agreed to the several Senate
amendments.
while the last amendment was under discus
sion, piece of pleasantly occurred between
Messrs. G. Johnson and Holmes, of S. c. The
latter was taken to task by the patriarch of Ten
nessee for lecturng the Democrats because
they did not take up the tariff bill, when he
(Mr Holmes) did not help to do this himself
Mr.. HOLMES said this was not so, but Mr..
Johnson had conned the journal too closely to be
at fault, and appealed to the record 10 show that
twice, when they had tried to go into commit
tee on the bill, the gentleman from s. c. did moi
vote Mr.. Holmes said he was absent; but,
said Mr.. j., once he was in the House, for he
called out to have his vote taken off, as he was
not within the bar.
Mr. HOLMES said this he was bound to do as
an honorable man.
Mr.. G. JOHNSON did not deny this, but sim
ply reasserted that the gentleman was the last
man in the House who ought to grumble about
the tariff bill, when he would not even be in his
place to vote for taking it up, and this, too while
his State was ready to dissolve the Union cnce
| on account of high tariff.
The House were greatly amused with this
| little episode lin their business, and Mr.. Holmes
bore the exposure of his unpunctuality with as
good grace as he usually exhibits in such mat
tiers.
| Afterth bill was decided upon.
| The House adjourned.
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TWENTY.EIGHTH CONGRESS,
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1874.
SENATE.
FIRST SESSION.

A communication was received from the Navy
Department, informing the Senate that the ex-
pertinent with Colts submarine battery will take
place on Saturday, at half past A o'clock, in the
Eastern Branch of the Potomac
Memorials against any change of the present
tariff were presented by Messrs. Bates, Evans,
and Buchanan The last named Senator also
presented two memorials from Pennsylvania re-
presenting that the tax imposed on brown sugar
Of two and a half cents per pound is exorbitant,
being nearly, 100 per cent. on its value.
Mr. BATES presented memorial from David
Ames, of Springfield, Massachusetts, who states
that question having arisen between him and
the United States as to certain water privileges
in Springfield, it was agreed upon by the parties
to submit the same to arbitration, which should
be final, but while he has complied with the
award, the agent of the United States refuses 70
do it. He prays Congress to cause the award to
be carried into effect, and that suit against him
which is in violation of il may be stayed.
Mr. BAGBY reported bill giving the assent
of Congress to an extra session Of the Iowa Leg
isature, provided that the same be not held at the
expense of the General Government.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE submitted resolution
calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for GER
tain information concerning the regulations about
mineral lands.
The Senate on motion of Mr.. FOSTER, took
up the bill to establish navy yard and depot at
Memphis Tennessee.
Mr.. JARNAGIN addressed the Senate in sup
port Of this bill, and contrasted the advantages of
Memphis with other places on the Mississippi,
especially with Natchez, which the Mississippi
Senators were instructed to vote for only in pre-
ference to Memphis.
Mr.. CHOATE said twas his intention to have
called up the resolution of the Committee on FL
nance, upon the Tarif) but at the urgent request
Of the Senator from Tennessee, he waived his
purpose until tomorrow, when he trusted for the
indulgence Of the Senate.
Mr.. BAYARD, Chairman of the Committee on
Naval Affairs, next addressed the Senate at con-
siderable length in favor of the bill.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
Breese, Walker, and others.
Mr.. Breese's amendment for postponing the
bill was rejected on dvsion-27 to l3.
The bill appropriating 100000 for the COM
nencement OF naval depot at Memphis, Tenn,
was then ordered to be engrossed, and
The Senate adjourned.
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