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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLO's GARDEN.
Conner ofBroadway and Prince street New York.
The EHs''n NIX n sI fssfI Ii sole direction Of
Doors open at Entertainments commence At precisely
The pleasing opeit. acts entitled the Spirit e the
&c By i Mr. M pd
adS d; :s:a s he "s Sy ifs"; S
The sPRr A IF THE fH Rhine XII \ presented
i Sr,saa , Snfiserants Mr. Niekiason
Sy;.s :: hossasHs
- Madame Tyfsl. ....... :. .Mn iiardwisk
R R@si =. =. Miss tT.yo5
,p.s sr,, Aiisr the opsss 80, n''a.
iasi%i..sIoa q H Rsii an lfe hour
KoN Ta1Ff'Ie5S
...... Or LIME Light;
Bnshe:s Moonlight over the Whole Garden ''"se o inc
IIL & Siisl@as T1lS : VIEWS VII:
Produced BY Mr. Hol1eds Splendid Apparatus lighted by the
No rosrPoNE%MmEISs?Te a's ss: s.,.eA~... on &C.
is Saloon which e s
from the top and sides can be enclosed moments notice
PALMO's ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Friday Evening, August 10th,
LAST EVENING BUT ONE.
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN ERENADERS,
MEssRs GERMoN,
sTANwOOD,
HARRINGTON. &
PELHAM.
Respectfully the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York, that they have made arrangements for opening
that delightful place
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
UrFOR ONE WEEK ONLY!n
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, AUGUST IT,
And the public assured every sxertion will be used
to excel all previous efforts
THE N TIE MENT
CONSULTING NEW
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES, COMIC LEG
TURES, ETC, ETC.
ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
ACCORDION. BANJO, CONGO. TAABo AND BONE
CASTINETTs!
IN ALL or WHICH THEY
09-CHALLENGE THE WORLD!-n0
TO PRODUCE EQUAL.
Concert to commence at sM For particulars programme
au9
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, TIN
PLATE, Ne.
OUU grossJ 49, Ns''' " Ss'pr
casks Pen and Pocket Cutlery, Razors and Scissors
casks common and best mil bsst'd and taper Files
casks low prices and best Hand and Back Saws
rs casks "Elwells," .Brade's," aud common Hoes.
1000 kegs snTer,oI Cut Nails lat the lowest prce.)
lp boxes Tin Plate ~, TAT <8,25 per boz
Also Trace Chains Hooks and Hinges Round Bolts. Nor
folk and Square aches Pad and Knob Loo H. Iron Tea
and Table Spoons, Frying Pans Percussion Caps Hair Seating
81 nzcs Chsn Web, Cnrled Hair Sofa Springs &C.. &C. SC
-, = - ''''' e''' Jo jim a. 0SEWBb1LD,
anl2 6tnsn No. 20 John surcss, (up stairs.D
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Ship Masters and Auents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
e ROBERT SvEy Captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their psssase list Of their and any foreign
medately their arrival Agents and al home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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On the 10th instant, by the Rev. I. Sawyer Mr. Ed
city.
On Monday the 18th instant, by the Rev. Thomas J.
sawyer rr NATHAN Dnnssga, of this city, to Miss ABE
LA A. daughter John Ufori ESQ Of Lee, Oneida Ca.
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GRAND EXCURSION

THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
S1 al The Committee appointed for the purpose
d, pss. ."d .% That they have
SOUTH AMERICA, Capaip IWesdel for GsaSd Pleasure
allowing fine opportunity FOR viewing the magnificent Scenery
Of the North River.
In order ensure comfort and satisfaction every one the
number Of Tickets have positively been limited
An Excellent BAND engaged for the occasion, will be
tendance. And Mr. PAKER, the celebrated Conductor Of
CotIons Director OF the Thistle Balls has kindly
ed TO superntend the may dance.
Mr.. ISAAC EDGE, Jr, the famed Pyroechnist Member
of the Association has kindly offered Of his liant
Fire Works. made for the occasion. be exhibited the
turn passage, -, -,
Market Slip o'clock A. M-Baclay street. hapast 10
Canal street, I0A-State Prison Dock, II o'clock.
Dinner provided on board.
Tickets for the Excursion FIFTY CENTSTo be had Of
JAMES ClRR, President. Corner Canal and Hudson
WI RIC HARbsoN, V. Cor. Perry and Greenwich
JAMES HARRIsoN. Northern. Hotel Coarandt &C.
JOHN PATTEN... Commercial Hotel 10 Courtiandt st.
MAJOR SINCLAIR. ................ Oa Reads street
". tor sutton and broadway.
And on board The boa, ,hs morning q The Excursion
ton well known 70 Re for charitable purposes The Com
ed with success which has always been awarded them in
their exerrons TO relieve the Widsw and Orphan
3fssrc
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. BELL, Aucnoneer,
. - - No. II Spruce Street.
Regular Sales OF FuniturEyey Wednesday and Saturday
Regular Sales OF Dry Goods CIothins Pledged and Fancy
Articles Groceries and Tuesday and Friday
au3 2wsm. . THOb. BELL. Auctoneer.
AUCTION NOTTCE-sale of Goods from The Lower ro-
lice OceThs Day. At io1s o'clock will he concluded and
cosed The sale Of valuable goods Of all descriptions unclaimed
thu SalcsRooms Spuce under the direction Of Paul
u. Lloyd THOs. BELL,
au6 nsm Aucton~sr
y. J. BEARNs, Auctionecr.
BY T.. Il. RING
I ARGE SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE,-This
- Day Friday At 10 O'clock at ITS Chatham street large
and valuable assortment OF Handsome Household Furniture
both new and secondhand consisting o mahogany WARDROBE
superior city nade Spring Seat Sofas; Sofa Bedstesds
MeDnw patent, Pier Gard and Centre Tables th marble
tops Breakfast Tea and Dining dol mahogany and
has' otomsns Dvans; Plain and Dressing Bureaus; Toilet
Isbies; Wash Stands Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloth, Looking
Feather Beds Hare Mattresses Brdsieads Oil Paintings Kitc
en- Furniture &c Sale rain shine.
+. J. BEARNs, Auctioueer
aul6 18th Franklin Sale Rooms, i73 Chatham 81
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AEON COURSE.
FOOT RACE

FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE PROPRETORS Of the above Course offer Purse Of
$1,000 for Foot Race take place the Course
near Hoboken on the 4th Of OCTOBER weather permitting
Purse Of 5000 the person who will run the greatest dis
within hourS2j0 the second in t. races
the third best the and the fourth IT, however
first IN e race does no, perform ten miles within the hour $500
perform % miles within the hour they will receive half the
above sum, and nothing II nine miles performed In
any should from England any other place
out Of the ueed States for the Of this and should
either 81 the above addition will be al
lowed for their Five dollars will be charged
entering their who do intend
Persons wishing TO enter for the above requested do
convenient, and will be allowed who
does not do so or before the 2st of September.
Entrances made and all information by the subscriber
either by letter otherwise.
Ono person will be allowed to start for the above Purses
who between this and the above ia
the United States for purse or match Of $50, or more
&. y. BROWNING West Itoboken ". j.
June 10Th 1914 ~ miles from Hoboken Ferry
aui3 imsrc
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Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
safeguarding Savannah50 ties rice Bolton-10 bales
cotton Brown Brothers co-l02 Brgham-65 G Miller
80 Sloan, Philadelphia--38 NJ Prescott3O Bronson
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State or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are in very. moderate demand at 81 49,,
Pearls very steady at 81 33.
BsrswAx.-prime yellow Northern and Southern are
held at ~ aolc. The demand is very moderate.
CorroN.-rhe market was but SHINY attended TODAY
sales amounting only to 500 bales, previous prices
FLOUR AND GsAIN-Genesee continues at 81 10; Ohio,
81 l2i 1874 Southern Corn, 47c; Northern, acc.
HAY Common qualities North River bale sell at 30 .
Soc prime at 80 40c. The receipts continue quite
large and the stock in first hands s daily accommodating
LfArHER-Ths following sales were made at auction
to-day -
90OO sides hemlock tanned Sole Leather
Light weights. ............... ..l43 to is
M'u"tc w ........ ...l4A 10 10
Heavy do .i3f to Ia
5000 dnmaged. ...llt to l2i
1900 sides OAK tanned Sole Leather.
LSn.- ~ 10 20
4NiiuS. ~ 10 70
being an advance Of to &c per h. from last sales
Aso $50 d. Calf Skins 81 73c per h. being an ad.
vance of from TO l0c per ID.
Provisions pork not very active prime Ohio sells at
So l2h mess do at 1910 9s73. Beef is quite dull
and we quote country and city prime at SO % so do
ness 20 20 There is fair demand for Lard and
prime sells at 81 a &C.
WHsKEv drudge casks in moderate request at %
cents western and Prison barrels held at 233c.
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A. G. FUTILE, Auctioneer

HARDWARE, CuTLERY, lFANGY GOODS, IA
Hardware Sale this will take place This Day q 10
o'clock the Auction Room No % Pla OF Told
comprising general assortment Of Birmingham and Sheffield
Hardware and Cutlery French German and American Staple
and Fancy Goods - 49,
Also good acmcn, Of Table snd Desert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, NC.
Also 20 sets fine Japsned and Paper Mache Tea Trays
good Just landed.
Catalogues now adyTerms sin months approved paper
auI6 M
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Inc principal shipments of specie far have hsen
Mexican dollars, which quote IT II per cent pre-
MUM Atths rate It Is profitable send them than
god, but when the premium reaches II per cent gold
VIII take start Quotations for foreign exchange rule
very high in all the southern markets.
QUOTATIONS FOR EXCHANGE THE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN
CITIES. f.
Charleston Aug. - as Ha5sss 1asais sitS f;
Mobile, 81 80 $40 al "a iya-nm Isi lie
New Orleans {" I'D a91s 5,25 a5,s2a Aalpm ssai dis
We annex our usual table Of quotations for the primer
pal State secu es and other stocks in which operations
made in this mark at -
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS or the steam.hIns
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, July 10
Cambridge, Barstaw, July is
q. Washington, Allen, July 81
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator, Chadwick, July 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, CastoH, July 8
81. Nicolas, Pell, July l6
Duchesse d'Orleans, July "a
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Foreign ImpOrtations.
SIsAL-Barque tons ogwood 400 bales
hemp $50 do deer skins A Patrullo.
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COLMAN'S
SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
bEA UTLFUL PAINTINGS,

l-ADMISSlON ONE SHILLING ONLY.
Mo STRANGER should leave the city without calling in
see the Great Collections Of Books, Paintings and En-
gravina which offered prices suit the times"
ThepL BL1C SALE ROOM is filed with books Of every
kind rous languages including Prints and Pictures
Chtch. and the Print Room. NO CHARGE Is made jy26
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Packets To Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
New York, CroPper, Aug. l6
Liverpool, Eldridge, Aug. 81
Siddons, Cobb, Aug. &c
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Hovey, Aug. 20
st. James, Myers, Sept. l
FOR HAvRE.
Francois l. Ainsworth, Aug. l6
Y. de Lyon, Stoddard, Aug. "a
Utica. Hewitt, Sept.
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N. Y. Life ms. 4 Trust CO. ITO alll1S - 10 al5
Farmers Loan x Trust Co. 40 49, 40 4Ok 4O5sa Al #
Ohio Life ms. & Trust Co. IS a 90 95Isa - e5 a &c
Bank Of u s. in Penna, 0 q 81 ga OF 83a Q
Boston 4 Providence Rail'd 1903 - ll2 aha lOGiaUT
N. Jersey r. r. x Trans. Co. IS 95L 81 g3iSa "a
Mohawk & Hud'n Railroad 62 as62Z 90 a = 03Za 6ak
Utica Schenectady Rad 100 also 126Ia 26Ax i2Sals0
Syracuse X Utica Railroad, ll9 100 aI2f llg aI9
Auburn K Syracuse Raid il21sa - lis aiI8 no ais
Auburn Rochester H. r. 0y'sail0s lO6 al01as lO6a07z
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AWA a The Steamboat THOMAS sALMUND
g.. Banks, from her usual places,
TUESDAYS, | Viz. Amos 31z-Caf harins Fer
WEDNESDAYS, Try, Brooklyn, 9-Piks On and Pier
ER1bHTs and s0asinE at foT
Fnre Is each way.
TO COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS-Will leave her usual
place; ?. 3 2A, and Pier No n a. oelos1
MONDAYS In the Mornings, leave az, az, 9, "a, and
Pier No r., at ~ Afternoons. att "a, 2,s sX and
Far l2L each a0 7tissh
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 10.
Cleared.

SUN sETs % % HIGH
Cleared.
iaPGs hsscS IL M s., sn
SH y Sssyf5s s'ss js E,sss Es:
;: :S:s S$ .Ss:sn!:
land, Mason, Philadelphia
b;s Ss.@es ws. h0we days from sa with hemp
Brig a.soS Norton days from oporo via Boston, with
bBs cS,ds Hss,sh day; from Ponce PR with $40 hh
Maitland Co. r sS
Hrs ssii% Durham Il days from Porto cabello with mde
So SssT Ind: Is DC e,sd
Brig Savannah iveors days from Savannah with cot
Brig Columbia Drnkwater 10 days from Calais with lum-
with grind.tones, to soaie, Whitney Co.
3 and :r: L q Baass. ar m with
Schr Valiant Faow, from Newbem NC. with naval stores
schr Mlliscent Cole from Baltimore with md.e to John.
schr Martin Van buren, Phillips. Snowfall. wheat.
Sch sshr Select s , Ai.P.oa H yiEsnia.
Ssi%s,1FS si:ss; sss;
S $f$assssf| %:i ssis lS'a;s:
ocnr Alonomoy, Nickerson, Beverly, nsh.
sssSI PPi; S,|;l,; YisISscs, Gisass;sI fish
Ss EIs Clay hyFs ssssf Sssal %s'
sIop TM@as nssa ba Bse mSs
Below.
One ship two brs'' unAs S",1,a.
Ship Louisiana Dewhur Rio Janeiro; brgs America Span
ish Main; Kosao. Albee Charleston Others
Miscellaneous.
FOREIGN LETTER OFrrcEThe Havre and Liverpool pac.
kets will sail tomorrow
with q sSn Tor in
ashore when IL hours from the former &c
Notice to Mariners.
BEhGor or rHS GoopwIs sAso:-TIny House, London,
b IF ss
81: s s::;i e.: : $S sE sG'
g. ~Ee % elevated @ .5 BsasGS
S IL 3s sy.;: i Elf d. Rssss 3 ss; :s
r;i 'i s$ h; %s,; FL s;:
win Sands by order, j. HERBERT, Sec'y
Arr AZ Nantucket 18th, Citizen (new) Bailey, Boston, fit
Cldat New Bedford nth inst Averick, Reynard Pacific
Pp oys e M"'poe has been purchased by Thomas
Fortune Ia lag Q Plymouth has been purchased by Gilbert
Letter from Capt Coffin Of the Eagle, Of d dated Nooa
Ta"ss.s 100 M1ss 8:
SsssAsvs Who lad ISLAND were ''
Iowa from Ro yanero for Baltimore, Aug TO- lat &cby
Cambridge OBJ Baltimore for Demerara, July q, la. II s
~ r.. a - \. a.. Mil. or p.,....
hsy Thompson from Havana for cowe. Aug Ia. 90
chas William, Keating from New Orleans for Bordeaux
Foreign Ports.
ONLY Gs 5% p"a Ssw .nss ."o:s
Es.:p Yass: Wien load for sai.sls s;' CAL
s.ss. Il: Chief Brown, for Boston,
er;raa arrived from from %%e
as f Ass bsSs wn sm ss
Henry bound up he a coast ,s' to
RIO GDaspr, July syln port Orb from Richmond for sa.
% For a' ss z. bra % a R" GGS
soon hs%s%s tgs%:sy ssd
@ cSo a s ss G% RIO sne bar
Lake Ports.
BuyEALo, Aug BAR Home sapdusky Hunt, Cleveland
ID sS saS Rs hsss sssis.SS
Home Ports.
GARDiyER, Aug 6-An Bold Commander, Tarr Philadela
York.
BosTos Aug ia--Arr, VIM Gray Crosby Mobile; Russian
Simpson Havana; Henrietta, Richardson Havana Ottawa
sniil CsSepas Geryaniss Taylor Orleans; Nancy jane
ker Edgccomb Batmore Albion, Bray, Alexandria; Bolivar
Bunker, do; Forest King Kelly, Baltimore; America Somcrs
Lqwrence Mseher York. Trio Ncker,on koi super, bee
Caedonian, lassicot Orleans; Tseyand, Trpe Mobile
Ssean, Eldrdgc Baltimore Palm, Hdsidge, PhiIadelphia;
Troy css1sls Fausln New Y2s; P,ge Taylor do; Com
Tiger, Nye Albany
NAsrucxrT Aug i2--sId Mariner, Adams, Baltimore.
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GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION.
lC=0NE H0IfR EARLIER IN

AN9 ~ The magnIdcent Steamer SOUTH AMERI-
6x~H4z~pCA, Capt Trilesdell, WILL on SATURDAY,
August 7th regeat The EIearsien which gave
Barclay wharf o'clockCana street 2oot Of Ham
mond street 2aCatharne street. r. r. at 2A-and Pier No
NJ r. ocock-Proceed through the Kills and Staten Island
sound via -Amboy % Sandy Point the Rsrtsn River;
the left Red Bank Light House. and the Southern Side Of
Staten sland and the right Osccoa Keypor and Middle
town Point From Sandy Hook she will pass Black Buoy
Srea! Romer sh9a C9ney Island TELEGRAPH Station Fort
rive in the city before o'clock
This Excursion will not only afford our citizens opporu.
nifty nhae the and bamy breeze Of the but will
recall 10 their minds the most interesting "reminiscences of
Revolutionary Struggle
Fare for the whole Excursion FIFTY CENTS. aui5rc
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% THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR

CO vELPEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of toncrrhra Gleet and all mcsupurnlent discharges
IRON the niethra These pills. prepared by the New Yorh
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
speedy and eectua remedy for the above complaints.
chey guaranteed 70 in from three
Dive days and possess greater power obstinate
discharges AMI chronic gee than any other preparation
at pres All known removing the disease without eonne
nens from business, tainting the breath dsagreeine
with the stomach. Price ST. per box.
Sold at the Office Of the College - Pharmacy and Me
dicine, % Nassau street.
pwuspnsoN " n arant
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HE LIVES rs TUE HEARTS OF HIS
COZ NIRA WOMEN

We were touched by Tia reception of lie following
note from lady ollhs civ last evening". lady Too Of
secluded lie te mfr itai She enclosed Ia us IN aid
Il The S'a'ue TO Henry Clay, was Five Dollars in
Gold.
Such the spri, not Of enc or two OF ihree hui Of
The great b'y gi American Ladies' even thousands OF
aiem with lgcoioco liustaad-l We have heatd o.
GLORY enough Tor day Here is Giarf enough for
Immortality in History iicay tiay is al is moment.
the man IN the world To be euNied must lie has lost the
anb'e rOirer attended IN It's exe.cse with corradtuy
care and infinite veNaon.-bu he ns succeeded in H.
laloine ia bcyaud any Who has lived since WASH
iA6ToN, place IN the hearts of his connr,men and
connIryWonen who are not cankercd by fleon--,he
odbest place IN that heart, after wi.e children and
ends' TINS is rasily Giorg: it is true, II is great
GLORY. Il is The spontaneous Offering from The hearts
OF the People. and the must excellent Of the People 10
hm who has for almost iorty years. in War and IN
Peace Stood by his country in every danger aul rc.eu
I'd her from The greatest penis, when his ssadeers and
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MY loRE, Der 6
There have teen two trials for IDEAL yot.rs ia our
eiy ~abin The last Two days In BON instances the
aroused were found guilty. One Of Them uamed 'ihos
Rown. proved IL have voted ia the til rd district Of
tie Sixth ward, although nonresident and unnatural
ized. ibr Count sentenced him 10 the peuentary fer
ss months. The other case fhat Of Stephen l.
Wehb, who was tried lot having voted in two separate
districts 81 the seventh ward the late election He
was laund guilty, and sentenced 10 tie peuenary for
two years. II The Sixth and Seventh wards could be
nade h disg rye all Hon Illegal VOTERS BackwcI's Is
land "onld hardly be large enough 10 contain hem.
Nat Int
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CA1E2E@. S@EEaE3ssgs &Sgs
Es5.SS'F.S Ga.

a have just received and offer To the nspeclion
v the pubic. the most splendid lot of Cloths. Cass
mares and tesiinas. We have ever had the pleasure NJ
exhibiting IN this marketbeng d the best English and
French Manufacture, aud Of The latest styles Persons
IA WANT OF cheap Goods in this line are in yted :, ca
aud examine our stock, shall be able /, sntt ,ben
WIN every quality, from common to the very finest ar
he!e' and weare disposed 10 sell fr small prG,stsn
aud see, TURNER y HuRWEII..
isll
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WILMINGTON. Dec. lOih. lsi4.
UNIFIED STATES SENATE.

UNI I'D STA lis SENATE.
Nj McDutflG. agfreably to nolcr given by him
yesterday, Introduced the bl,aaia. ~ he joni Rtso
ten;
he,oireG. Br fhs Senate and House Of Renressnt,
nses OF nc tm'ed States, IN Coarress assembled -
That the compact al Auuexatanaid tnn betwee, fb,.
said United STAIRS and the Requisite Of Texas, s,pncd
by John G. Calhoun, Secretary al state On the par a
,he tnrd States. and lsaue an Zandi and j. Pluck.
hey Henderson On the parl OF tAas he aud The sapa
Is hereby decialed - be Fundamental aw et inl,p
between the sad luitrd aes and Texas ~ sun az e
supreme solhaaa.s OF The said ,egablc ct Texas shall
sgee 10 the sam Ana shall be The duty ihe pcs-
ident o The Aiiad slaes as he shall be- officially
nVi'ied c suell agnentp the part Of Texas To an
nonnce the same hY rlYcanatiun
Rrsolred, farther, by 'ha authority atf~said thai il
Is understood aej HlrnJcd that Nhaieye IL stimulated In
be dune Immediately 90 AT fixed period lief the ex
change ol The rsih aieus " Tie At esad comnsci sls
he done Immediately 81 IKE period after He sy.
rtene Authorities tSss shall have ftr,iv aateed Ia
these Resolutions"
lie RESOLUTIONS having been read, and their feaIinp
vas is'en'd - WI al The nfeesefa new sutjeet /,
silpresent-hr ARCHER fla fuse and moved lb,,,
reference 10 the GommiIlee on Foreign Relations.
As son ,he aotou hal br,n submitted aud carried
sniesl the sniiss 81 he Suuaafs. ani with the marked
attention Of al ntesebi, NlT. BENTON CllaA.el Tho
rfgeci OF bis IVA with The pnrcD Oh his own,
ana gA'e notice II h7 intention II hing 1911 TOPIC.
vide Tor The annexaouu OF itxas.--f The Bill n.fodn
cd BY liim al the lssl srssion)
ABOLITION or SLAVERY.
Mr.. ADAMS risseu,d a memorial from eiti,ens Of
Ne" York, who 81 loh that they believe the instnu-
,aa Of Slavery National disgrace aad who ask lbal II
may be removed tom the Dslnct nj Columbia
Mr.. BNONA, 81 Indiana, with a view of testing the
"riamn OF he l9ast aised the question Of reception.
and moved 70 LAY he motion 10 receive upon the table
Mr WINTHROP of Mass. asked the eIec, OF the
muhin.
Tue SPEAKER decided that it would not lske the
petition wuh II, pa would put Ii back IN the hands Of
The membts presenting 1t.
The yeas and nays were then called. and The Uoaes
decided not 10 lay ihe uuou upon the table. AyesgO.
Noes go ~
'.Shall the Petition he recesed7n
Ire SPEAKER decided this 10 be the next question
" order; aad immediately put HE question 10 tho
lIonse. "
me rifa rG't response gave ahaui NJ many yeas as
nays, bo' lhe Speaker decided thai The nays had IA
NheEeupon
Nj ADAMS called CIR the yeas and NAYS winch
were ordered aud The vote Tor reception To- against
rscepliun, 81.
MI Ibnais followed with motion 10 Law the memo
Pal upon the iaale Again the yeas and nays were cal
i.a ior, and tie hniun was lost. Ayes SS-Nors. 30
ne memorial tien, on .oiiJn # Mr. Adams was re-
trise 10 Tho temnsltee the District If Coluntla.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-16

During the proceedings Of the Senate. on Saturday,
Nh Galahcr gave notice, that if, appeared to be the
Intention oi the maI7tIy the Land Fund should be re
Ieeed by the SeUale, he should move preliminary prn
Greetings in reference Ia 4 repayment. 10 the General
Gogenmeni, Of The somoi I"o Millions Of Dollars and
up@ads, now ia derosite with Virginia, lest in case of
waf which nov seems not at all Improbable The neo.
pie o. Virginia should lie called upon TO refund thai !
amount at tine "ben It might he .aeonvenIent 50 10
do.
Il was duty, therefore, to let the people know
that such debt existed and than il wonld require To re-
pay an amount e4ai 10 The ~holc income u the solc
tof H5te gears.
Tue following are the inquiries which Nj G. should
daom II his doly ,uiasliiue:
Rssttd, That the Auditor Of Public Accounts he r.
qoesItd 10 report 10 iht Senate The amount due by ylr
gtuia olhe Government Of the tihaed States under
the DefosIle Act of Congress Of 1856 and the WAYS
and means p.oyidtd lar IT'S repayment
Al'o Whal lnrfease ot The present rate If taxation
would he necessary 10 rase sufficient 10 repay
said dePa'e, aud "hat amount It would require either
IN me payment, IN nsalmenls Of OUT two aud three
yeafs.