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ONO RlvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, there
seven and quarter feet Of wster In the channel Al
Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon, the River hsd Ave and
half tset ol wstey u The ehannat
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A Question. .

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Why hast thon t.ught this iond bosom to sigh,
WHY NV eh,s. Ss ebn ISa n nv
And why, why hast thou lost those sweet dimpiss7
ANANswER.
Will noit6a. remain for q, now hour
have S.sd s !onss sospmses ny face view my brow
Pinples fly its touch, and srupons al vanish,
MSS.Dhs Nor sunbar, and sn hear q. verdict Danish
YIN and 10Th Ssf5 fate your
As to ali vile ds6euremens who come ia my clutch
None At sst there suly but few who would suppose
70 $
lspe4king honestlyl mi .hy and gnfcsnt crce y
s'sstGai ya Owe
x. Se
Eagle 80 ha ham seetmi.d We anxi usly very ous
Ledger buSiss. rSisa.pHs and
A Splendid. Delicious, and Beautiful Head
Hair s% S si d. s .' Il hs nS msS Ss o S.s Fl
s y S.s
ss.s s. s: Sss 80 ss:s sroo sSs "
A New Article Under tho sun-Dr. Felix
GOURAUD. aware how many Of his fellow al
d wh s ies Sr
Dr. HI Amir! nj q 1$S s Ds
ds.n,' NJ msf ~ e. q hsw long standing case:
sho had been afflicted with csnsss for fifteen aud Dn
imitation. cf these preciou. Drop. v urd.rstedly be
hhy that the ahould
the " Acoustic Drops" at DR. +. GOUHAUD'5 Depot. 81
Walker street, first from Broadway. Rem.uber Tie
genuine Grduds acoustic Drops only be Obtained at
The above place 81 per bottle.
The Wandering jew In Amcrlca.--A double
Number being Nos. II and 10 OF tn New wo'ld edition.
translated Herbe-wil be Published by Wnchestr This
..e.vsd Sy Ike
rssSy fh sison Z no, printed wIspps
paper
and particularly recommended the ladies' be
had at tbs Office and OF ali Booksellen-prce rs cents
The New World Of IA day will be OF extraordinary
interest and biancy Genilemsn from the couutry
lieited TO call and subscribe Only :? spls,d,d illus
-trated each week f. WINCHESTER. Publisher
ALI Philadslphla subscriptions s0 the
Co, Ledger Bnildng Third street Terms
rs cnts month"; including The Sunday paper 63
without it, delivered fee ochsrae In Of Phdephia
single copies for sale as aAove daily, at o'cock-Price
The WEEKLY HERALD Ao for every Saturday morn.
nf,ce "a cents - pet annum, delivered in any part Of
All the and cheap Publications for .sls their
tablishment, ~ issued Wholesale and retail
much, perhaps in Philadelphia, any paper pnblishcd in
that city, ahofding valuable medumto advertisers Adv~
emrnS hnndee TO the agenu at half past O'Clock VIII ap-
the Herald next
We aro requested to call attention to tho
advertisement Of Mr. Henry Wilson rbshed nhs paper in
yhch ne era very reasonable terms well Nefornhy
irnshed Prvah Rooms, For the OF soctes, RsfeN
The wtPtshmsnt ie We updsntsnd we'll oopductad,\
nMates n the wy hsst cf Has bvssas~ partof ,3oyA
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Ohy-such a shaving cream!

IIrUs-His beard is ragged and llhs Il not
MAR.-Then if Z will please ye, re shall cut it on"
The Captive.
1t fact, to some perhaps melancholy that their
boards ragged" and .xscty OF Natures dauest col
smedy, and it good it of !" But few sok we'll
with boards.
relieves the face from this dishguraon with gncs
tough il saeus NJ and !. uId the face be cat or
irritaed heals No gentemans toilet ought
to be moment wthoutit it. Price so cents.
Prepated and sold by A. d. SANDS Co., Druggiss. N3
Broadway corner Chambers Sold also 7s Fulton
and II East Broadway. Pr,ce so cents.
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LATER FROM BRAzn.-The Barque St. Joseph,
Capt. Neil, arrived yesterdaymorning from Rio de
Janeiro, with advces to the 2sth of February, in
elusive. She "madc the run" In thirty seven DAYS.
The Alleghanian Frgate Raritan, and soop OF
war Portsmouth were in port. The latter arrived
on the 9Th, in passage Of thiry-three days from
Norfolk
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Nssv York, Thnssssy. April no, Is4s,

eJ- Au'ExrRA HsRAID containing The latest IN
ttliiSrnce an regard teihe wreck OF the Swallow,
VIII be issued early his morning.
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Theatricals, 80.

The Miss Mscombers gave concert ct Washington, on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. spsldings equestrian company about to open
IN Caskill, for few days.
Mrs Sloman and MIR L 8. Conner are engaged at the
Egyptian Saloon, Baltimore
The Ethiopian Serensders are In Baltimore
Sigr and sga Cassella give concert In PHILADELPHIA
tomorrow evening.
June and Turner'S equestrian companv are NJ Gin
cinnati.
Ms,srs Covert and Dodge are giving concerts in Nan
tuckst.
Mr. lily. Phillips is announced to give series Of con.
certs In Providence during the week
ANOTHER DUEL-An affair OF honor came off at 6
O'Clock this morning. in the vicinity Of Badensburg
between Powell, of Philadelphia, OF Colonel J. Il
Powell, and Mr.. Francis Harley, Of the same place
They fought with pistols ct ten PAGES and after ex-
changing two shots without effect the difficulty wa,
amcsby adjusted by the friends Of the parties Ash
vas second 10 Mr. Powell. and Mr.. Thomas Mashm Sc
cond to Mr. Harley We have not ascerained the cause
tonae affair are frsm The city Of bfoheriy love Thsy
rssched Baltimore this morning on their way home
Baiimsre Patriot, Apras
EDITORS AMUSING IHkMsRLvRs.-An editorial
fracas came OH In st. Louis on the 10Th ult be.
tween Mr r g. Higgins Of the Orgsn and Mr. j. Iiobb,
formerly Of the Ledger occasonsd by editorial that
appeared IN the former Robb encountered Higgins and
assailed him with his cane knocking him down two or
three times, and appeared determined 10 beabor him
soundy, when he was interrupted by bystandsr who
caught hold Of him, which enabled Higgins to escape
INTO shop close At hand Nons Of his bones wore bro
ken but he received few considerable bruises Hgsins
lodged complaint, charging Robb with an assault with
intent to kill before Justice McKenney and an inves.
tigation Of the matter was commenced
MoRss's TELEGRAPH Amos Kendall and Fran
els o. j. Smith, passed through this city, to-day,
on their way to New York. where we understand they
have appointment to consummate the Necessary or
rangemsnts for constructing line Of Morses telegraph
from that city to this through Philadephia. line
This to Harrisburgh 10 also in contemplation. Bsmoys
Pafria, Aprie
ONO RivER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, there
we're seven and quarter feet Of wster In the channel At
Pittsburgh on Saturday afternoon the River had Ave snd
half iset oi water Ia The chAnnsl
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-The towboat Clinton Of
Pou shkeepsie, having in charge a sum of money
amounting 70 nearly $4,000 was relieved OF IL
burthen while lying at the Poughkeepsie wharf OF
this CITY, (principsy in small nctes) A reward
u $4,000 hss been offered tor the recovery Of the
prcpsrty.
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susrAroR Cousr.-Nos ., I6, lsto 81, 20 to g.
CoMxox rLsAs-Nos ~. 40. 3, s. %, 81. 90, a3, g. a.
u, 10, es,1e,S =
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Democratic majority on joint ballot.

The RECENT CALAMITY ON THE HUDsoN-RAcINc
OF STEAMBOATS, 1T seems to be the general i'm
preston on the public mind, that the late dreadful
calamity to the Swallow, was caused by the reck.
less racing Of that boat with others, and the gross
carelessness of her pilot, William Burnett. In the
albany Atlas OF the Sth instant, we find an &C
couat Of the disaster, and the particulars of 9
steamboat race next to it. The latter of which we
annex
OK BoARD srEAxsoAr KrrcvxspooxER, April 49,
great deal OF anxiety has been manifested by the
friends Of the steamboats, and Empire
ty accordingly. offered itself yesterday, and ihsy came
out OF New York together for the first time, O'Clock
ws sna wnsss .ss thou
sands Of persons the DOCKS cheering bounded
along st Lightning speed. in chase Of the Empire
Left foot OF Courtland street, about length be-
A19ad ns at i%ss as%i,en stree; dock Albany tn:
Empire not in sight, at at..............-....... al
Both boats were in admirable running order, and no
part Of their machinery broke while running 80 that the
race has been fairly contested throughout.
If this racing is permitted, we shall soon hear Of
another accident much worse thar that of the
Swallow. The Hudson is surely becoming the
race course to eternity
AFFAIRS IN THE LKeIsLATuRs-The subjoined
letter OF Llvlngston's contains all the news.
ALBANY. April 8, 1S45.
Legislation ID but little needed to-day. What with the
charter elections in New York. Brooklyn and this city
and the rumored casualty to the Sv allow last
bers appear listless to the business OF legislation.
The Senate has passed to third reading the II making
appropriations for the State library the bill contains an
appropriation for the purchase Of the library Of David
Warden, of Paris.
has also passed to third reading the bill to aid far
ther in the construction Of the Northern State Prison.
Mr. Constant of Westchsster, made able report TO-
day on the petitions from counties in the state
tor modification Of the Law Of landlord and tenant
in ~ 0rv norf
The minority Of the committee will report in day or
two
Ne Western mail n close.
The rumor Of the opening Of Lake Champlain is with
out foundation.
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Court CaIendar--This Da,

Judge EDWARDS directed the jury. who are TO try the
ssue de natco inqrendo in the case Of Klemm, ndict
"a Tor murder, to be In attendance this forenoon.
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SUDDEN DEArH-fhe Rev. James Minor, d. ID
Rector OF ST Georges Church, in this city, ex
pred on Tuesday night at IL o'clock, at his resi-
dence in Beekman street, at the age Of II, of
disease Of the heart.
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THE DAuPHM GuARps.-The "Guards" are ma
king active preparations for their intended visit to
Baltimore and Washington They had intended
starting on the 25th inst, for Baltimore only; but
subsequently receiving pressing invitation from
the "Washington Blues" to extend their jaunt to
Washington, they determined TO do so, and post
poned the trip till the LIST ofSepembsr, The corps
is composed ofas fine body of men as ever shout
dered musket, and will do honor TO themselves and
credit to our borough, anywhere. They are well
drilled, finely disciplined, whole-souled men--sol-
diers, indeed in every sense Of the word; and will
ehct admiration and make friends wherever they
GO Their trip on the LIST will doubtless be a very
pleasant e.-Hnrisb,ug Inieiigeneer, August H.
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sole or aggregate, including the corpor,,,.
lege, to grant leases in perpetuity. VI IuRb |
XII An act to direct that IN all sales of L.,
the authority Of any court OF equity ths Nna 'oe y
sold in small lots with right Of pre- EN- pton s s .S
piers. Pnoh 10 De y
XII That the principle OF the church to-.
enabling tenants occupying under lease for Onlta
with custom OF renewal 10 acquire perps, asrm d
seh Se extended 10 al leases held under any
lege Of PLY scians and under Trinity Colle~a under
XII; An act to direct that such OF ths Dublin
ireland as are not required Tor the ss
,e should i be sold in small divisions right pS
money TO be payable b. instalments. 'he Pun,
XIV, An act directing that in all fut,ro
original deed should, as in the case of VIII.
the registry Office, Dublin; and that certified Ts eepO
missible IN evidence, except when the yaiSO pe,
nal deed itself shall be questioned. '"'uy OtAs 3
At the termination Of the proceedings Nh o,o
nounced the rent for the week TO be ESQ re- tonas
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= ofBoltimore.

Mars, SATURN, AND VEsUs.--The planet Mars
will attain its nearest approach to the earth on the
os Of this MONTH a, which time il will be little less
than fifty millions OF miles distant. So near an APP
proach of Mars to our planet, New York paper
SAYS occurs buton in seventeen years and It's APP
pea rance is now more brilliant than Il has been since
1928 Il now rises In the southeast about eight IN
markably bright and deep-red color, About fifteen
degrees westward is seen the planet Saturn; while
in the opposite quarter Of the heavens, over the
horizon vet glowing with the fires Of the expiring
sun, hangs suspended, brilliant with soft and s'lvery
light, the star of eYenng, Venus,
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r ooK AT THISA larao = ~

I ook AT THiS.--A large and conn.,
~ three-story brick house, fronting ps -
a street, near the U. 5. arsenal, in delisSsS
highly respectable neighborhood. At,cI.sl
house is a lot rs by $50 feet deep, planted ~,
choice fruit trees OF different kinds. The on.i
lngs are substantial and of brick. TIL, V us
offers many advantages to those WISHING "psl
chase, as private residence for sen,su
gagged in the public departments, or i nSra
IL has not its superior in this CITY. X.
would also suit man with small capi,aI ~
in the grocery or other business. The prc. !"
cash. Apply to the proprietor upon the Nv y
or to VIM. l.. Marshall, auclioneer, penpr.1Es
avenue. The title is indisputable. ~
Aug. S-3teod
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THE DELAWARE oUTRAGE.-We have few adj
ditonal particulars Of last weeks nnti-rent out
rage and murder in Della ware county.
The sheriff, we understand, has called out a spe-
cial force Of 500 men, under the act Of the last
session.
Gov. Wright, we learn, is detained in ST. Law
renee county by the severe illness Of brother.
albany Argus.
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" VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTI0y

NJ ALUABLE LUIS AT AUCTION \
' Saturday, the I'd Of August next, al ~. \
we shall sell, on the premises, by order Of 4. -
cutors, the following lots of ground, beIo,s - u
the estate Of the late John Gadsby: Lots NJ.
3, 4, S, 6, Z, S,9, 10, IL, IL, 10, 20. 81 % ~
and 80, in square No. u.s. fronting on k stres, !.
and between Doth and 2lst streets,
Terms Of sale; One fourth of the purchase ma,
in cash; the balance in equal payments !, VIZ
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes be,,a, Y
tereSt. A deed will be given, and deed Of y
taken to secure the payment of the notes
Immediately after the sale Of the above Ia, :.
shall sell Lot No. IL, in square No. II. T,n,]
sale.
ROBERT w. DYER& ca
July 2l-2taw&ds Aucions..
The above sale is unavoidaby pos,pou+d \
Saturday, the l6 h instant, same hour and MAJ.
ROBERT w. DYER 4 on
August o--2taw&ds Auctionses
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A TALL rncE,--The N, o, pioayune Of the Sd
inst. says.--"Tho first sale Of new cotton, which
we noticed as having been received day OF two since
by VIM. Laughlin & Co, was sold 70 oakford q
Thomas for y6tletn cents q pound u all the new
crop could be got rid Of at that price, the planters
MIGHT snap their fingers at hard times.
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This article has, almost insensibly, extended to
greater length than l anticipated; SO must leave
Miss Milford and poor L. E. l.. labout whom
have much to say) for the present. There are Also
other ady-birds on my list; and ere long, they shall
be introduced with call the honorsn
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MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE

EMMrTTsBURG, MD. -,
THE exercises ofstudy at Mt. 81 MAJ a,mrsI
i lege for the scholastic year lS49- o. ..ossl
on the 18th Of August. The College is H. R,q "a
receive one hundred and fifty boarders. Inv ",,ssl
for board and tuition, including Washing, .aS,
and doctors fees, is slS2 per annunl' .Rgs5STY
yearly in advance. JOHN McCAr rp.ssd,s
August
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,


Class 35, for l845.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Satut
August 30, l845.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$40, 000-Sl5 ,000-S7, 000-s5,l 1870
prizes of 1900 dollars
10 do of $500 dollars
90 do Of 1000 dollars
SO do of 1000 dollars!
60 do of 500 dollars!
&c, &C., &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters Sa
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, Wv
Do do 26 half do
Do do &c quarter do y
Orders for tickets and shares and certlhcale
packages in the above splendid lotteries will rss]
the most prompt attention, and an official ac'ouD
each drawing sent Immediately after 1t is over VI
who order from us. Address
]. G.. GREGORY q w.
Managers, Washington Cly, ~
August. 24-2aw4wd&cif
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VTTANTED TO RENT-A small Ou' M,
w able dwelling-house, somewhere ,od a
Pennsylvania avenue and II street norm I'm IN,
and lth and 18th streets east and west ri, ID
to be about $50 per annum, Inquire a. y"
Aug9
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SPL ENDID ERIES.
J. G. GREGORY e. CO., MANAGES
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 80, for lS45.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saulg
August l6, l845.
CAPITALS.
S25, 0O0-Sl0,0 00-s5, 0O0-S2, OO0-sl 49,
$500.
10 prizes of III 900, Is of $500, &c.&e
l3 drawn numbers out Of &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves s5-Quarters 20 50
Certificates Of packages of % whole tickets 800
Do do % half do III
Do do % quarter do N
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALENhNJNIA LUI EN-,
Class "a, for lS45.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on SaHa
August %, l845.
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
$50, 000-S10, 000--S5 ,0O0--3 ,000-S2 500 yylE
100 prizes Of 81, 200
&c, &C., &C.
Tickets only Sl0--Halves S5-Quarten I! Y
Certificates of packages Of 25 whole tickets sly
Do do 25 half do s.
Do do 25 quarter do VI
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MAlnl
IL NAUTICAL ACADEMY, on H, between
and 9th streets.--The exercises Of this academy
be resumed on Monday next, August Ism ~
school pupils may be prepared for college, @.l
be not their intention to pursue coIlesaH y.
may select those studies which will suit theHUy']
in life
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$4,000 CAPITAL.

SouV,VUO VAIL - AL.
TIME NEW YORK CoNTRIBUTIoNS,|
j. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (os, N
81 Wall street) insures buildings in general ~
shandise, household furniture, and every de,cnu,-
Of personal property, against loss or damap,
fire; also, against hazards of inland transporst1
J. SMYTH ROGERS, PresjdsDt
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
DIREcToRs.
J. Smyth Rogers, Ferdinand Suydam
James Mcbride, Peter !. Nevus,
John Adams, William Leggat
John Haggerty, Richard Irwin,
Gulian G. Verplanck, L. ID. Hurlbut,
John Johnston, George P. Pollen,
Joseph Kernochan, William Colgate
Joseph Stuart, Lowell Hobrook,
John |. Palmer, Caleb Barstow,
Henry Parish, Thomas P. Norris,
Reuben Withers, Robert Colgate.
William Scott,
VIM. M. RANDOLPH,
Agent for the company,
Opposite Browns Aok
The agent is prepared to issue policies, at Il
rates, against all losses occasioned by FIRES in !
city or country.
Aug. ll--eo6t
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Chnrres ner aiInrLer.

= CHHTptS FtT T'''''''
Reading, writing, arithmetic, modern ge% II
raphy, and English grammar "
Ancient and modern history ancient geogra Il
ply, and astronomy
Natural philosophy, chemistry, botany, a'sr
bra, geometry, bookkeeping, and con'pO 4
sition NJ
Latin and Greek classics ,,rtM
JAMES w. II. Lo'DV'
Aug. l2-6ts
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orange PHocEssioNsThe inquest on the body Of John
boyle Roman Catholic who was shot during the Orange
procession in Armagh Saturday last continued pl dsy
on Monday and was adjourned until this morning
The Freeman's Journal contains the following:
"ARMiou july 3D. heard the primae,s first mass this
Day and he spoke very mpressvely and shed tears when
praying LOT the man shot dead In the conflict; AMI
most hearendng to hear the sheks that through the
chapel when he spoke Of IT, Not one rich or poor that
was not moved TO tears and loud cries that difficult
suppress His gpca said he not in possession Of all
me circumstances that would enable him TO speak Of the
melancholy event but said he that oil the day pursu.
ing their industrious avocations should be murdered
open daylight, was difficult TO be borne with He however
advised his flock TO bear the affection with patience and
thatthe law would redress them and TO be ready to give
any information which would have the effect having the
guilty brought 10 punishment.
"ARMAGB, JuLY lA-Poor Boyle was buried today His
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L. An act to enable her most gracious Majesty
else without delay her undoubed prcrogaye summon
her Parliament Of Ireland; contain clauses aratory
OF her Majesty,s power and authority to issue wrts
election OF members OF the House of Commons of ireland
not TO exceed the ancient number of 300.
Directory OF the numbers elected by ench conn
~ at large, county of city, and county of a town
O. Also by each present newly enstitued bo.
rough on the scale OF population
A. Defining the elective franchise to be extended TO all
resident householders.
ballot. y ''''s '''i oe ny secret
To provide that all statutes passed by the alleged Uni
ted Parliament shall have force OF law until altered or 70.
pealed by the Parliament Of Ireland
10 vest in her Majesty her heirs and successors the
commons of ireland; provision being made 10 give full com
pensation TO the Bank of Ireland
H. An act to establish pepetuy the perfect equality in
the eye oil the law, of persons of all Christian
and to prevent forever the existence ireland OF any
or aseendency TO contain clauses declaratory
vi tins act being the basis of the repeal of the union
and expressive of the solemn compact made with and
tween all the people Of ireland in the awful presence Of
God that persons OF all Christian persuasons shall be and
forever continue on entire and complete equality legal
and political
Prohbitory the Irish Parliament making or having
authority or power to make, any law penal restrictive
on the score OF religion.
church, any particular church, sect, or persuasion
Decaratory that the ecclesiastical revenues belong
the state and ought to be appropriated TO purposes Of
cation and charity.
s. Providing however that the vested interests Of each
incumbent episcopal clerical shall be fully protected u
ing the respective lives Of each to become public property
only each life shall drop
income tax OF 20 per cent Clause TO define abseneen
viz residence in Ireland for six in each year
W. An act to confirm the custom Of tenant right
il at present exists and to make provision for its and
wellconsdered extension all over Ireland
" An act TO ene all tenants upon eviction TO full com.
pensaon for all improvements heretofore made or here
after to be made on the premises held by such tenants
VI An act to acltae the partition and sale OF lands sub
ject TO membranes and deposite in the public funds
The purchase money subject to the which
VII An act to take away from the landlords all pow.
es o. dstrain or ecctmeut for nonpay of rent unless
the land be held under lease for term OF al least
years, 100
VIII An act to repeal the poor laws and convert the
present poorhouses into hospitals the sick infm and
aged panpers, and to provide for their support for six
dated fund. -
TX An act 10 enable lesees for lives renewable fore
to convert their into perpetuites making
ton for fines when payable
An act to empower tenants for LIFE and corporations