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oFile " size, ~hen found oennec3eA ~ IL -
ID obserg dross and impurities. vouIs n shout
eirnea r. of peek measure 70 s. paxsae o1 hns
lid such proporton can the me 3sess1l pttr
~ 8 ROOTS and plants Be extracted s.lsl soesp-
ught "a "a their dross municipalities.
II, ~ body knows that nine grains Ct fufphate OF
siniuc ctntafns 81 the medieine ID b. fend ii $50
xrsinx &c Peruvian bai fro d which Il ID steaesed.
and those nine grains N.Y. Sc put IN IN th9orn OF
Two small nilis 50 th3rwe have intwo fiif all the
eicscs 81 ohe ounce of bark stripped oEisg useless
PARTICLES III like mannerare The ingredients which
compose Stainburas Vegetable Extract Fills, strip
ped az Impurities and nothing cngars their eonpn-
sition bal the true medicinal properties &c such
plsnts roots and bark as have been provedsby expe
9senee to n0ssess curative virtue for tie various
maiades Incident 10 the human ii stne.
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80 = 49,
Have yea Aerotula of hleks EVIL pFQsl rum
ming tuners On see glsitusni ths neek aFnp ne !
ahon'defsf ahs assesesse md pasasssna sfsssele
q SafsapAFalla g powerfully 4st
81 ~ ssatanafns RUS VII smneqtaksiE ~ S. ne
seat q disease snq gra0aAhx, ~ meankSana Saear
most surely ussFe oak ~ sfsease
trom ,Ae system.
Have you rheumatism. pains IN he esls11s The
shoulder, hip or knee joints The tx
tract fts afs ensaentif astapea tasllesssss SO r-
ings has retuen 81 lnem NAsSn 80 z Peeu-
liar tendency g correst thf sseFstlens VII sir up
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msda,ely follow course II he NeEstsls slr. !,
Pills ifiaken according 10 In 'lsis Aeh -
company eaeh sox.
are you aHi,sted with CONSTITUTIONS q sasstuat
as.e. % s anal.
10 action he digestive organs sa !, liz ssse time
% thorOoshly cleanse from III qb. oetea Ae barge
lnesnqes' ana. sas nosf and Astt fatal
ils'y a na sa sSpT,asn ,ro@ ,ns 4 stem
the somsch, producing rising lnsthe shsca. isisk
those symptoms, and use No means to fel.ase ybar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

RoBBERT.-A tseiolaller. on being told
thai the temperance men were = band of
robbers. ssid, yes. they have robbed Tie
Poor house and the Stale prison Of their
victims :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

BRAoclN at takes ! Yankee 10 Out
brae eli creation. A Jockey, al race, in
England. asked an American il we had
sucAsuili horses 10 our country. swift
ssid Jon1than. .why | guess We have-I
seed horse 10 B.lIimore on i sunshinev
day Start even with bis own shadow. and
best /. quarter Of mile The 6rst heat =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

!, Immense herds Of buffalo are ranging
iheshesn,iful prairies bordering upon ihe
San Eatfiki, P.szos. and Little Rivers. ID
Texas. the present spring. Thousands q!
these animals were drowned q few weeks
since. while attempting TO swim The latter
stream duringa freshet. But the most
singular thing Of all is The fact that large
herd irayersed tie streets OF the city 81
Austin the other day. passing directly
through the heart Of ;he place. and max
ing themselves perfectly at home upon
their former stamping ground. L was
predicted. some two years since, that the
then 6odrishing seat OIL government Of the.
mushroom Republic, would again become
the haunt. Of the wild buffalo. and il has
been verified. Numbers of1he huge anil
mals have been killed 10 The city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The Cumberland Allsganian states thai
Messrs. Atkinson & Templeman hsve con-
irscted with the Government for The de-
livery of40 G00tons Of coal in the District
Of Colun bia, per Canal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

VxaOnEsOtTIAM-I haze on hand and
4 shall conlitue 70 keep, complete assort-
neHl Of ThomsGuian Medicines,
Also Brandretb :, Peters, and Davies Pills,
sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges,
Shermaas Poofaian's Plaster,
Harrison's Ointtent foI Piles, &c.
VIM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch Ally I6
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Cloths, &c.
DLUE, Bs OK, and Invisible Green Cloths,
- Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Suspenders assorted, h
Cotton Hose and Half-hose assorted,
Do Gloves n do
Buttons and Button Moles,
Sewing Cotton, do Silk. do Thread, assorted,
Cotton Cord, and variety Of other cheap and
use ful goods, just received by
I May 90. s. H ALLEMaNG. 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

JOSEPH CROSBY.
Main Street, Harpers. Ferry.
HAS on hand a large supply Of Fresh Gro,
III ceries, &c at the following prices
Best New Orleans and Porto Rico Brown Su-
gar cents
No Loaf Sugar "A, ID quality1s
Green RIO Coffee 10
Common pale green too
Young Tyson Tea 81 10 so
Hysou skin so cents
Gunpowder IS 10 STA III
Imperial s7i
Best quality Molasses % cents, Rice cents
Bacon Hams old and new 81 10 7
Winter Strained and Sperm Oil pure SILL
Lard OH e7i cents, Cheese Ct TO 10 cents,
Mould Candles l2l ii
Vinegar lSa per gallon,
A liberal discount 10 wholesale dealers.
Harpers-Ferry, April IS.
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New and Chean Good.


fNHE undersigned takes pleasure iHlsaying
y 70 his customers and others, that b IS nov
ieceaving second supply OF new and iasoua-
oe goods, 10 which he invites their special At
.enson- He viii be pleased 10 exhibit hlA goods
g an3 who may wish 70 examine his stoEf, whe-
lher thsY wspt TO purchase OF not. Tnell0lios-
ing ar.is@s comprise part Of he stefk jnst
Fine btownliaens, coarse alx Do
Brown linen billings assorted,
81 damask iste diaper,
Cotton 40 Do
p pieces Handsome prints assorted.
EarlstonI gingksms,
Chesp snd beautifuI hwns.
Null, Swiss, and Book Moslins,
White and eolored camb,ies.
Jaconet do II
Tweed cashmere for summer &esr.
Valencia, Msrseillss, and other yeslingt,
Corded sk rts,
Alpacca aprons,
Black figured net wells,
Green Baraze do
Blue Black Grape,
Isle lace, eJgings and insertings.
Cap, peck. and guard ribbons assorted,
Ladies' silk gloves assorted.
DO cotton do large stock, III
Gents eottop and thread gloves assorted,
Do fine bhck do de- ETH
Misses and Ladies' cotton hose, large slSek, ali
prices and colors,
Gents half hose do do 90
Boys do do do
Worstsd boots for children,
Gum elastic snd other snspenders &c &c
These, addedto my former stock, purchased
The FIRST Of last month, all entirely new and Of
beautiful style Of goods, ] mrcop hdeet cannot
fail 10 please. S. H.. ALLEMONG.
June s. 1874. e
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Harvest Shoes
RM PAIR dsubie-soled Shoes, manufactured
W. By VIM. Avis. In storeiaid for sale BY
June g. n C SIG.9P00SE.
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Z / back out. : said The hustle y the
corset.
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NEW s IMPROVEDs
Agricultural implements.

Agricultural implements.
n HAVE 5asirecsived supply q Agricultural
- supplements. made BY Messrh Gqeman &
Thomas or Frederick county, Md-iIsacs as Hoes
or VARIETY Of patterns. designed lfot field or
garden cullSre. The blades Of these Fpss are
Of the best Cast Steel, aud finely ssmpfrsd, sus-
tanning sharpness, when ground .squhlto that
OF the best Edge Tools and for durability they
cannot be surpassed, IL equalled.
ALSO -
Hay end Grain Forks. together usIb Hay and
Grain Rakes. aud also The Potaioe Digger, anew
article, which serves not only the use Us name
imports, bn; subserves variety 81 other uses.
Farmers and others are invited 10 csil fand ex-
anime them. T. u MILLER
May l6
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Hardware.

Hardware
MY supAy Of Hardware is sow fun and
~ complete, embracing all arEcles 10 gene
raj tuse--such as
Screws OF al sizes aa
Butt and strap hinges F
Knob, dutch and screw locks
Knob Ialches brLlle-bas
Buckles. assorted sizes H
Tea and table spoons
Britannia teapots
Tacks all numbers
Brads. raEors and straps
Pocket and table knives
Curry combs, horse cards
Brass stew kettles
Corn and garden hoes, long handlesshosels
Straw forks, prong do, grain sheyels
Ditchng ShoYcls, spades !.
Bake pans, trace chains
chissels, augers, flies and rasps, anger bits
German amps, tea kettles iii
Rat and mouse traps .f*
Pannel saws, mill and cross cut do'
Sand lap r, tnuffers, haichets, shoycls & longs
Steel. yards, iron squares, &c &c
Strap Iron and Blister Steel. III
Ail.of the above will be sold low BY
May } TIC SlGAFoosE.
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LINENS.

CHEAP SHOES
ER PAIR Lsdlss.ssboes, u 81 SIS cents,
~ just received ~ J;HMlLLER.
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80 FREE PR E@@
= PuBLfsHED WEEKLY, r
<1xt Dollars & FIFTY GENTS

f.xable half yearly; but Two DoLLAss. viii Be
s4ken in payment in full, II paid entitely ii
advance
EWheneycr payment is deferred beyond
he expiration OF the yea, nterest VIII be charged
TsSubscriptions for six monks, 81 IS, 10 be
paid Invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising are, for square Or
less 81, for three inSertions-laIger ones in the
same proportion. Each continuance IS cents per
square. I55-Atl advertisements nor ordered for
asPeciLc time, will be continued until fo-hid, and
charged accordingly.
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Ftfmp.

The POtisvllle, Pa. journal q Saturday has the
following paragraph:
Distressing Occurrence On Tuesday
afternoon iasi. the vile Of De- Braniner, Of
this Borough. havins-left her inlsn: child.
about six months old. asleep ID herchan-
Der. went below 10 attend 10 her domes-
tic duties. Upon returning, she found a
large Cat lying upon the infants breast.
with its head near he child's mouth. asif
10 The aci Of sucking is breath. Upon
examination the child was discovered to
be dead, having met IFS death in this mott
extraordinary and distressing manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

PHLADELFHiA May 10, 1898
DR. Jayne-Deaf Sir: feel thai'I can. hardly
say enough in favor Or your Hair Tonis. MY
hair had been falling Off COR about two: years,
and had become very thin, threatening speedy
badness when commenced usiug your rsmedy
In about one week il ceased 10 fail off. i hive
used il now for about three months and have IS
full and thick head OF hair as can pbssibly
desire have recommended its use 10 j num-
Der Of my friends, who all speak we'll oft, IL
faithfully employed have no doubt or As gen.
eral success may add that before usitssg your
Tonic, had tried mary Of the various articles
employed for the hair, such as the Macassar Oil,
all The aiferent preparations Of Bears Oil. We
getaOIs Hair OIL Sc, without experiencing
much, il any, benefit.
j Respectfully yours, FIrcH, lid.
No l72 Chesnu. saeel.
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NEW GOODS.
Tile.L adiea

4 RE respectfully invited 10 call atFb4 gsPsi
a ef Jas1isns. where they viii ind ss.4 Va
riets Of NeE Goods fol ladies' dresses, Bon
nets, Bonnet Trimming, Hosiery .Gicyes Kite
Goods, Edgings, inseFtings, Skirts, &c. s
New Goods received weekly IS
A & G w HoLLA4D.
Harpers.Fsrry, May Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

SUPERIOR HATS.
UUST received a suppIyof Rogers best Bea-
g vet and Russia Hats, which wal be sold
low. 3 JOHN 0WILScN.
Harpets-Ferry. May %.
- DOZEN Grain scytbts,
- DO Grass do
4 box Wbetstones, Ii
6 eozen Rfles,
do RAkes.
1 do Grass Sneads,
10 store and forlsale lowry M
June 6. r lSIG.qF00sE.
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HAmtros, FEB Is, $40.
DIR. q. JAYNE Dear Sir:-Ihad moi anished
the FIRST bottle Of your Hair Tonic, beforA de-
clael change was manlfestoyer the baldtpaft OF
he head 70 which i was applied. A new srSwth
OF tine glossy hair, much like that Of an snbnt's
appeared, and has continued 10 increase $50 thar
nave had itcnt two or three times.
began the use Of tDe Tonic with liltlk Or no
faith that it woGld ever be successful soa my
head; and was as much surprised as delighted
when saw the effect. You recolecl the APPEAR
anee Of my head when in your office. l. sssure
you the, hair has been nearly, if NOT qsstA, an
nch long al the times have had il cut, q. ;hose
parts which were nearly destitute rf ant when
you saw me liwas, however, very fine Though
quite thick. Respectfully yours. sc;
GEORGE w EsroN.
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Thaologi
cal Seminary, Madiscn Co, Ny.
tFromthe Someryiile IN. J) WIKI
Some time. since / called upon Sir. P.fAfs ssh
Of Someryile, for Dr. Jayne's celebrate II. !,
Tonic. 10 restore nv hair, which was lisa al
Ing of daily. procured one bottle, q y 4ni;sl
its contents according 10 The 6irec .onss III
the bottle wasexhansted, d,,seoyere5 3 =,
great surprise ard sat,sfac:.i on Thai tx yo,ns
hair was starting handsomely I therefore BUR
chased 'snothe., ana soon iii had usid ibrss
ool.les, ane noss, as compensation, %; hair j.
as thick as ever. 80
And what Is mole surprising, my .bakInesI
was aot oecasioned By sickness, ia wl:Ieh case
taere.is greater hope Of restorstion-sbA wa.
hereditary. Jas o RoGEas, McthoAist Min.
ister, Mount Horeb, Somerset DO, N. j
Jayns's Tonic Ysrmifnge, q safe andspleassni
remedy for worms. Dyspepsia, Weskaess9 los.
Of appetite. and for intermittent fever, 9ndIAgus
and Fever.
Jayne's CarmfnatiYe Balsam, Is acerls III safe
and eass.ual cure for Dysentery. Diarran Che.
leTa MorOus, Summer complaint. Cholcs Gripping
Pains, Sour Stomach, sick and nerr6usglsad.
ache, heartburn. Waterbrash. Pain OF .stsIness
Of the stomach, and all bowel aiecsiona.
| Jsynes Sanaiiye ,Pillsfor Liver eonp&iat, Dys-
pepsa, Rheumatism, diseases Of the skie, Inpu
rity ef the Blood, CostIyeness, Pain& ID The
limbs, Bsioos affections, Female Disc ses, and
for alIdissases where an Alternative or PkraatYe
medicine may b. required.
Prepared only BY Or d Jayne, No 90 sodsh
81 Street. Philadelphia, where his othex 9ana-
bic ranedies may Be had and for sale III Il
JOHN BROWN, ChsrIesiS5n.
! JOSEPH CROSBY, HarperS. rsfry
February d, Sixty. R
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PHlLAnELPHiA, Nav ].

DR. p JAYNE, Philadelphia.
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E.ltporfed NksIlai.k

March 4 iS44.-ty. lkHrdex sci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
G & r VI AN NE WSPAPFp
'Alte nnd Seue Welt,
- or .nr,l A..
(Oid and Neg World

A large and handsome Weekly Wing n.
in the GERMAN language, is published a, :
Tribune Office every Saturday morning.
as large German paper as there is in the -.
Try, ably edited, and warmly advocating p
TscTryE TARIFF and the election of HENRY c.
Many OF the Editorials of The Tribune viii
translated for its columns. We trustit Will b. :
able auxiliary to the Good Cause.
We appeal to all German Wings, and H..
who can IN any way aid the circulation OF y
paper, to do SO from the start. We are w;Ir,
to publish it for the Good of the Cause. and h.
no hope OF making farthing by it VIII not -
friends see that, beyond our own time and l,sn,
we lose nothing Terms, s. from now IN y
vember next; 6 cents a copy, in the CITY n,,
able on delivery by carriers;} 81 per hund,e5 :
Newsmen. We are making arrangements :
serve the City thoroughly; meantime we d.,
be happy to receive the names of subscribers ;,
this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
The Marine Court.

T. tie Editorof The Tribune
In the reporters department OF your paper OF to.
day under the head of . Marine Court, il is said
that Judge Smith claims the right OF the Marine
Court to grant netr trials-and It is also observed
that il is a new question, &C.
This is mistake and the point is fully settled IN
the case of /" The People ex rel. Griffin vs.. Inc
Justices of the Marine Court reported IN l2th
Wendell, page 900, and wherein Chief justice Mel
son, then Justice saws We have looked into the
statute, nstituting this Court and investing il with
judicial powers, and we are satisfied no authority
can be there found authorizing the Marine Conr 10
set aside Judgments and grant netr trials And in
conclusion says . The power, unless expressly
given, is TOO delicate and important 10 be exercised
March 49, Yours, SC. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

OK TR1AL.-A colored boy, John Hall, is now ur-
der trial the Court Of Sessions Tor poisoning the family
VIM. Abbott. ~,
LEGIsLArIvE.-The Revenue Bill is progressing
ia the Legislature has doubt passed the Committee
tie Whole In the House The ls snd I'd sections passed
,hout amendment and ,he remaining sections were nearly
al agreed 10 YES terd'v noon.
orr SrocK MARKET.-Considerabl animation
.v,,sd IN s,ocis today but prices were OF ucuauGs
cs.racer State S. owipg doubt 10 the moveaents az
Harrisburg advanced H. 1000 selling ct The Second B9af
Pennsylvania Bank improved and Wllmlngton Rail
'oe Tenisss-- Boads fsll off :; Cincinnati Boads
Al The Second Board The olowinS sales occurred SO
" s.; 81 600 do do SHAT 81: 81 900 do do t6,; 81
O3 and Deasa5s Gaas Loan s3 shares Mann
10: 10 shsr-s Pennsylvania Bans 2i3; do do 2i3; 49,,
SHIP NEws.-Cleared this aftern00n-Bark Eli
beth j. Remington, Havana; schf Economy see'inah
N.w York.
4rrired This atternoon-Packet ship Alononga-
h.a farley from Liverpool, llth uti brs May "nks'
q IL. ] Dis I'm Matanzas
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Thin gs in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA March Cop NJ.
a GREAT TARIFF MEETiNG.-The friends of the
WINK Tariff winch being endangered by the Loco
Foco leaders Congress, no have reported bill
for It's repeal Of the city and Of Philadelphia
posed OF Mechanics, Manufactures Farmers Merchants
boring &c.. will assemble ic Mass Meeting on Monday
afternoon o'clock the large saloon OF the Chinese
Museum adopt suitable for protection aud
support. Every friend ardently hoped, Of the glorious
American system Of Protection will De- there Let our me-
chancs close their workshops for the occaion and make
solemn the unstable and treacherou system
Loco oco legislation that close them forever Let
he1d ad VINO doubts bui the spontaneous voice OF temn
Viii be feared 6y those who desire alone for
protection OF butstinteres! Inc meeting Will bs
oae aud nunec excellent speeches anticipated
News FOR THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK OFFICER
COcKEFAlhE PAsTIcULAR-tor the information OF the
peopleC New ok, VINO appear have been terribly
alarmed the awful murder of Miss Kosann4 Roach
whose dy hey persist having found in the cellar OF
the of Wafer and Walnut STREETS which was
2fEeiy occupied BY her fatheI Michael Roach who has
blood MI state that h- young LADY enjo meat of
excellent health IN this city and resides with
ef ianrI "ho Is evidently industrious and lard o!hing
directly opposite II. Sailors Home Mr. Nj ;Rossb
64 resided IL Lombard street for the last 'is sTa
mouths and dogs 10. remember having committed the
horrible crime OF numbering his daughter Rosanna
He left New York April, 1912, aud came 10 this CITY IN
good peOpeo New York have caused 10 be murdefsd-snd
ed Ns Roach is perfectly willing 10 Accompany
ms daughter 10 order dsabuse public mind,
bear
The MEETING YEsrERDAY.-1'here was consid-
edbr aihdlt estery afternoon of friends
OF sias9Ae7 held IN indrtndeEce Square Ihe a. Ii FEM
efshce men prevented for me the business Of The me- tng
and acted IN most dissputabr say the eait Oft
Ainons the resolutions adopted anuex the focwlng
esStged Ih4tIt WI be tine enough When th enom'ui
pie for The sappou Of additional band Of paupes
naIs which thy viii necessarily impose upon the csmmuat
hethl sidea ,pilits snail Be sold OF ao:
ne il right "hlci truly democratic lsS'sl=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March 10.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, today Mr.
HARRISON, from the Military Committee, reported
adversely on the bill referred to them to divide
the United States into two Military Districts
from the farther consideration Of which the Com
mittee was discharged, and the matter referred
to the Committee of the Whole on the Union.
Mr.. PETIT Of Indiana moved suspension OF
the rules for the introduction of resolution IN
structng an inquiry by the Post Office Com
mittee whether the documents franked by the
members here are regularly sent from this City,
and authorlsng them to send for persons and pa
pers within this DISTINGUISHING therefor the
weighty reason that he had sent .foe thousand
documents to his District, which were not regu-
lary received. The resolution was adopted.
The Rhode Island question was debated during
the morning hour by Mr. McCLERNAND of ILL., in
full defence OF" Gov" Dorr and his rebellion.
Mr.. HAMMETT presented resolutions of the
Mississippi Legislature recommending the an
nexaticn of Texas. Referred TO Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. SAUNDERS reported from the Judiciary
Committee adversely upon the Senate bill for
changing the holding Of the Circuit and District
Courts of Ohio from Cincinnati to Columbus ;
which gave rise to debate of some length, in
which nearly all the Ohio members participated.
The bill was finally passed.
The bill making appropriations for fortifca-
tons was then taken up in Committee Of the
Whole on the Union Mr. CAVE JOHNSON in the
Chair)-an unsuccessful effort having been made
by Mr.. HOLMES to take up the Oregon Bill-and
was debated until adjournment.
In SENATE, nothing of Importance was trans
acted during the morning hour.
The bill appropriating lands for the improve
ment of Fox and Wisconsin Rivers came up and
was discussed by Mr.. ALLEN in characteristic
speech in denunciatlon of the whole policy, and
by other gentlemen.
The Oregon debate was continued by Mr.
CHoATE in one of his classical and mastery ef-
forts in reply to Mr.. BUCHANAN, and, as pacific
and honorable policy, in opposition to the pro-
posed notice for the termination Of the joint
occupancy. ARGUS.
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ONoNDAGA CouNrY.-Our Wing friends in the
village of Salina held glorious meeting on the
Oath ut., and passed some spirited resolutions,
which We have not space for. They resolved
themselves into Clay Club, of which SAMUEL
P SMITH is President, Moan WooD, VoLrAIRE
NEWTON and PETER MCGUIRE, Vice Presidents
The Syracuse Clay Club had grand gathering
on the 1th inst, at which letters were read from
Gov. Seward, Hon. n. P. Tallmadge, Hon Mil
lard Fillmore, and other distinguished gentlemen,
acknowledging their election as honorary mem.
berS of the Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

LATER FROM HAvASA.-We learn by the pas
sengers OF the barque Hualco who left Havana on
the 9th inst. thar some of the slaves who had parti
cipated in the late insurrecron at Alatanzas, had
implicated several of the planters at that place. who
were arrested by the authorities, and thrown into
prison. The brig Danube of and from New York
for Matanzas was totally lost on Salt Key Dog
Rock Key, with the exception Of $4,000 in specie,
and small portion of her cargo, anchors and ca
bes. The latter had been sold at Havana. The
crew arrived at Havana on the 5th instant.
e The Welland Canal will be be ready for navi-
cation on the LIST of Apri