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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-02
TWENTY NINTH CONGRpsS...First Session
IN SENATE.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. June 30. ?. NJ.
There no quorum present for some ,ime at
ter the new hour OF meeting.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. BAGsY,
10 appoint Committee 10 inquire into preparing a
plan for reporting The proceedings and debates OF
The Senate, was adopted.
Messrs Basby J. NJ. Clayton. Houston. Fairfield
and Morehead, were appoiuted said Committee.
Mr. JARSA3lN reported bill 10 establish an Eek
ecuuve Bureau under the exclusive direction and
control OF The President, which was ordered 10 be
PrinIcd
Mr. DIX ihoved to take Up the Warehouse bill.
Mr.. AhoAgR hoped the bill for the reuocession
of Alexandria would have precedence.
MIR DiA's motion prevaiied--Yeas Is; NayslS-
the President voting in the affirmative.
Mr. HUNTINGTON opposed the bill. IL was evil
DENLY In his opinion. The worA OF some importer OF
large means who looked 10 secure 10 himself Inc
benefit o! three years credit his duties without
interest. He pointed on, the great inperfecIion OF
the bill AS il now stands and look srouAd against the
warehousing system.
MIR. II. s,iIl speaking as this dispatch closes
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion of Nc WICK of Indians. the Commit,
tee on Military Affairs were instructed TO inquire
into the cxpedieuoy Of increasing the pay oil voIan'
I, crs ao6 STIMULATING ens;menis III ihe army oy CIV,
iug land all ensilnS between te nfsI u sU's al
the first OF November
Tue House alter some farther time, went into
Committee of the w hole Nix. CoBB Of Geo IN the
chair and took up the bill 10 reduce the IaFih
Mr. DnoS occupied his hour IN chasie and wei!
delivered speech in behalf OF the existing Tariff and
in seiu,aIjon of the arguments advanced by the
friends OF Free Trade.
Mr.. BRiNxEKHorr followed in a spirited speech
in favor OF modifying the present Tariff but against
The bill reported by AR. MCKAY. be preferred MI
HuNGEKFoKD's substitute to it. He attacked the
Administrators and its organ for Recommending
tax on lea and coffee, as war measure, and de-
CARED that he OHIO delegation would not support
this Administration bill. The Whiss looked pleased
MIR. BAYLY next spoke for hour, and made al
able anil Tariff speech at.er the Vrginis aslrono.
mer OF eS ana SO, as now expounded.
Mr. McdEsRr spoke his hour IN an argument in
favor of tho present Tariff
Mr. fAScsY next got the floor and spoke in a rap
ID aud animated manner against the present Tariff,
ana 10 support OF Free Trade. He was speaking
As this dispatch closed.
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ScnErGl NoLllEs.

" FOR Bossoa via Norwich and " Worcester.
the f.rs-. Cleopatra, Capt Wll.,s will leave SoQia
s:- OF Pes No Norm River every AsEG,y We<;d1y and
FrsGy, al IL connecting wlin lne Al AlyrT
Pom. luJsSl CALEB 7RAPS. Jr. condrc,cy
To Ladies.-Arx oJs z coatir1cs 20 give advice
directions win respeI lie phcacoc OF Ws:ey
Cure u al tsssses OF w0sn snd cci5rea, Q, bar resi-
dance, 81 tec1%i. u1 su
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Report on Right--';any important treasures
ser ABIDE by n 1Iajoriry OF the Committee
nr..r-. stow, Young, SicoIl, O;conor.
Harris, 1Iaryin, and Worden, on the Hu-
tie, OF the Convention. the Qualifications
of Candidates for Governor, md the Pee
pie. Risht--Th he Native Question
ArRANY Tue.faY. Juse 30. I..5.-
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Is among tho many testimonials maj Tie proprietor n1s re-
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Having for .-y-re years had occasion Dr. Whites
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From VERA CRUZ-The New Orleans Delta Of
toe 23d nit has a letter from Pensacola in which we
mad The following items OF news from Vera Cruz 10 the
4h OF June
The news she brings Is not of very grest importance
all that could CLEAN that rhe Mex,csDs forti.
fsng V-rA Cruz ths anticipating revolution in
the country 1. is suprosed thar the bark Eugenie,
which cvadsd the blockade will be condemned by the
Governments but tina, is somewhat doubtful she is
partially owned in Vera Cruz The steamer Princeton
had arrived At Saclifc:oo and joined tho biockadug
squadron
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IN JWWN ~ y z
IODINE LlNlM E NJ I,

nor RHEUMATISM. SNELLED LIMBS, SprH'us,
/ Bruises Cuuuacrons Of the Cord and Muscles Sc'ui
a Paralysis or OF III of the LINES DIstase OF The
spine ,nd ftip joint, Empmon- OF he SKID, &c A..
Thu, Liument Is universally nGmii-'i To 70, ne only Su
Gle that w perform all lis represented TO DO iiis
Crrmica! Compound Of Iodine hai pa' Petprn
ed zach astvui-hng OF standing. atrr every
olh-r remedy Jailed Ibal would age-r belief II h-y
could he ,uossnacd by Tue mcs tespaci.De peisohs
II permanently snh sfrc.ually cure.
RHEUMATISM,
r,hrr chronic inhanmhUTy Psyss or loss OF theu.eo
Nh. Lmps Cun.c,iuns q! Cords and Muscles; GuuI, mat
VI how long stsud!nE sprnln., Bruises JUNIORS
Hard S~elllnSs rni hhiH s'd 'V'h'7 yrl' 70 " tp
In Scofusor Kings Evil enlarged Glands, dra'e'
The Spine -ud HIP Jolus, Tic Dolof-auk' ana oil Ne
Ahrcuou.
Ia. Invaluable ard stopping the bleed
ing u Flesh Wounds sbd causing WEN To neal W n e"
days. Ii hns never fail ID cufing mo mort
ImDbon Ulcer, Fever S1frs aud S"e.!ed Lee PANE
the Kdney., in the Chest, SIDE 9Ah Wees SORE
Throat acd Group, eau tie nsiHhLy relieved ny seIuhs
piece u 'A'''' IODINE LINlMENT.
ard bind upon the par affected.
II ,p.-dy and -t-cuay Graduates cu,sa-ou' erup,ions
Of the of Sa khenn', Ery siPria' rlmpies
Ringwsrm Trter Baruers ltcn scald Head &c u 10
rlaniy relieves hscEr aud Headacne IL extracts the
pain aud cure. Corns, Buttons, Cni'hia.ns &c
word upon The orein ,s sEa c SyS Oh
When the human frame receive, shock either from
heat cold fatigue other cauy-s thr ~--arci organ OF
.y.I-n, suffer. most One person wl' hsye consn
the uu being nrnzost bis nrlehnor rh,uma
t-n, the nu'cui and c-lui4f Tissue being hn "raAe''
aauGhrr rnlnr Jed gltnds aud s"-!nis Inc sahouH Ss
ten beng tho weakes When yon have Hu organ ihus
sutsing direct your application to Tue paris as
eased. the n~l-r Tho prurprcI VI ,eiirt
DR. ROAKES IODINE LlNlMENT
produces neal thf ncg9E mo dseHs-d put .enghsns,
ind restores !! 10 prfrr' health only "sh'
20 i-d satisfy tie ost sbepica vi s restoring po"
er Of lhls most valuable LnlmcnI .,,,., -,
physIclans dsiiy Recommending Dr' hoah "
DINE. LlSiHESf, regarding 1t e ,ong ,oE sut 'o oesI'
ruuu atrly -rIeuuhc compound oi IDpiNr ia she o'n
II lniu-ul color snb unpleasant smell maj csn
Do USED upon dscale female or enid WIN Pef'ec1
MOI day passes without Bringing tho most Interesting
result, from tho OF Dr. RUbhES IODINE LlnI'
MEST. - - . ,.,,.,,.,,,r,
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'ESE ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM

HF jOiSr VI ~ fEskS SIASuiSI.
Jeatcmeu- feel Il dag - sais 1r Llu hehchI vi the
tn DuLn The sslOni.nDg OF M nrlf ~lch 10 !o
uss For the a.i enty years have been troubled WIN
fhrumausm; could wH!k y lLauu cane or cfuicni
he pain uiGch 40 IhrI couid mol sleep
nylIs Tn. dkrHsc tualy Lr'i-d 10 Wy hip Julhi 1Au
tn.h gap,d pub Of ia socket by tno
oaln and triaumsuun cords cOnu sriei 80 ~
~ 10 throw NY ot and drew my foot buck ard
~.lk-d III much impaired, made up my
mcd that tho ~ urn.J s'atri max nothing
could herehI mad Tried The very best phy'Iclans AID
all OF Inc cures without relief. ADVISED "
friend 10 nv Ro-keE Iodine LnmeuI which cDns.nei ~
without falh nut beUfe hsd Used butIe ouno re
le-ii reduced Inflammation aud extracted Inc pain
continued 10 freely for weeks tie cords became
relaxed The lex RESUMED II. former appearance 10" pan
and !rh.alun all subsdod and III TACT aiu perfect
~ we'll without cra.ch, ana Ail a1t-hdibs
daily 10 my business The Joy and con!sf! VI my fanny.
A HEARD - Jorn-'L
Pact. are ,-5born cas-s every more eYdence
Of .r- value of RDsk-s iUtin- LInI-uS
Feelings gratitude aGd Tho goo1 Of my -lo" creatures
who M ~ be all induces mo 20 'ase
the .su,usEtB my enid, hcb 10 a. 10 o"s AHfeo
year. ago b., was lLh awaiting Upon he sioe VI
h. n-ct which grew &c Il tura-d ns head 70 ohe
SIDE finally broke dscr.Tgins ARG" quantities.. " mat
ter srhsrng mill ne red lcro " mere
,k-elon be suffered pzig ndescrbabl7 employer 'hs
hrst physc!an. and OF great many remedies
wltpour benefit | up ny mind % Gll.t die wa.
ko41.s odl ,ryi- all n~pp1 ~ '-y mat
hsd nOl before M cores con7hc1n trn4
Ing cling Gf 'hla=tloo sub.d-o anc before
hsd iced the second bottle Ia y-rircty Will JOi
y EaSTON No. su San ayrGu-. Principal Depot, > IN
SFHSDI.I. = co ar IpHy-st "vI2 @n'--''- 90
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Pnriy Movements in the Conveurion-e.dg-
wick Pur;y-The Regency Fnithle.s-
Hing Cnucus-tl linton on Pariy-The Dam
ger OF Delay--L.ferrs on the Convention
of 1SSI-Our Lobby,
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CITY Item......Defer d.

- 4 correspondent, VINO lives in ;he country in
qares whether the Chime, in Trinity Chu-ch he ring
on the FouftAss many OF his neghbors who do deem
it proper TO come sunday FOX that purpose are
s; very anxious hear iher solemn veTy tones ard
wout be glad embrace OF some public day
for the enjoyment OF 50 reasonable pleasure.
- Mr.. Editor. Drunkenness IL now adissrace
TO a people. drunken was walking in MuEray-st
when he was stopped by old who told him TO come
with him. lie would mo-, ard the rnAa sent Tor some
Police officers who had 70 carry hrland even then he
resisted YorSG ArTHcg.
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an ELEGANT SUMMER HATs-tUn'ufp1'od
all ny any and tho owes ciy price, Consisting ot su-
penof Whiu- aud Pearl Bfush, Wh'l1 40 reah Gas.
Of Black fur French and 9rrmsn nolsssib hsA; avery
superior inllalon nulrszin Ha At tho reduced prco OF
Is wnich NIL c1r pare win Hals 500 al
)! 81 agd So any tho above doos GOT sse
p.rl-ct farol II can bo fully CbslIea y giving IN
',' 1 ~, -. ll6 Caoul-sL
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stuarolns unb nOrsIs.

CyN,yU GENTLEMEN sid tn-tr wives. snii"le aged
1 ,iy crr daus rr sui drsiTous ot procuring
bo,ri her- here .e hui boa d-rs. pleasant sns
uou h-tw - u Murray aud W .IkrI west =, bro.i~S
Adccess " " Acc Of thia paper Win pane ma
rutuh-r K irrt ucu given Ind rtQl'rG lrl 81
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iSUSRDINt.-Pr'sVu wishing b ard can be. accom-
mod .r, pra,sul ROOMS Al M II Barclay sL--
Tn. h. use riisioy su-Itd, lew do,r. iiNm bro-c-
way IL ,s uri hbrrhiod If the pIuoipa hOIos ant has
y -
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BSUAkD DOW \ EOWN-twv OF Tee p'e".ant
- 90 M, win pau-s all-ched, e either furu.hed or
untui.hed, with noaro geru-nen sid ihrir wives or
.lus GENT mea Oueb 81 No II bc~knsn-
., rra N,ss.u. Two Jay ho.rdrIs Will also he M.
comm saIca by applying above Reference rliired,
Al
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in relieving our bTo'hers WIN have gone
OUT against our enemies, and VINO must be
sacrificed unless speedily reinforced.
But. when ,he>e have been accomplish
ed, when the aag ol Peace shall again be
unlurIrd and her grtceful folds again re
spread over happy land, rsmr'aJsr' al hs
Jalloi.Jox, rtcieaLer, those who have need
lessly. rashly involved our nation in
bloody war.
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From NE Baltimore american.
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

W have now the published documents
VIII ch accompanied the Presidents late
Me sage to Congress announcing that a
STATE oi war existed between the United
Smtrs aud MrNico. The dates go as far
lack ~ last September when Mr.. Euch-
nnan, from information received AT the
State Department, requested Mr.. Black,
our % sul at the city of Mexico, "to as
CO tain from the Mexican Government
whether hey would receive an envoy from
the United States, lnirusled with full pow
"r, to adjust all the questions in dispute
,clweru the two governments"
The Mexican Minister Tor Foreign Az
'llrs, after some private conversations with
Mr.. Elack, addressed to the latter note
10 which be says, "I have TO say to You
that although the Mexican nation is deep
" injured by the U. States, through the
acts committed hy them in the department
Of Texas, which hcloaGs to this nation, my
government is disposed to receive the
commissioner Of the United States who
may come to this capital with full powers
ON his government TO settle the present
orahIe manner; thus giving new proof,
Ihnt even in the midst Of It's iulGrie., and
OF its Rrm decision to exact adequate re-
paraIion lor them, it dors reprI with con-
tpmcly the measure OF reason and peace,
to which II is invited ly liz adversary"
Then follows the appointment, OF Mr..
SiideL; his arrival at Vera Cruz; the nouf-
cation of the same 10 the Mexican Govern.
menl; and then begins the prcvarication
OF llerreras cabinet which became alarm
ed at the popular manifestations against
it. The Government was Htlajd To re-
ceive Mr.. Slidel in dread Of the use which
would hc made Of that act by the adhPr-
cnts OF Pmedes who talked loudly OF the
national honor and independence, both OF
which they considered 10 he impaired by
any Cancellation with the United States.
The correspondence ofMr Slidell with the
Mexican Government, the quibtles OF The
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HEAD QUARTERS, ONO lIILITIA
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
Columbus, Nag 20, lB4G.
GENERAL ORDER No I.

A requisition has been made BY The Pre-
sidenl ol tie Uhiird States. on Ihe Hovern-
or OF OHIO. Tor "ihree Regiments q iJdR'
t-g az n .Remea' liom Ihr AliIiu OF OHIO,
IL Is therefore necessary to ascertain by The
shortest possible means, the humber oi
TOiuAlstrs that euu be obtained under your
command.
! You will lherefne require the Brigadss
in your Dvislol TO muster Tor that purpose
.Jorfhtrih.
The law prescriLss the term OF service
al tsoeive mUaihs unless sooner discharged.
They will have the Organization Oi the
United States army, and the same pas aud
allowances"
The names of voiuRteerg should be care
fully enrolled, and the number forthwith
reported by the Brigade Inspectors, to this
Olhce. From these UOiuAieers, The requi.
site num5er will be detailed, and they will
therefore be directed to hold themselves
ready to march at moments warning.
The Regiments will be organized as fol-
lows;
Colonel flor each Regimentl
Lieutenant Colonel (lOr each Regi-
ment.)
Major
l Adjutant Major, 10 be selected from
the Company Lieu'enants.)
2 Principal Musicians, (Or each Regi-
ment.)
10 Companies (ior each Regrment.l
Each Company will consist Of
! F;1,' F"s'r'G Lieutenant Com. Officers.
Second Lleutenanl,)
4 Sergeanls,
4 CorpOras,
Q Musicians,
30 Prvstes.
The Staff ond Non-commissioned off,
GERS Of the same will consist OF
| Surgeon.
, Assistant Surgeons, Zone for each Re-
ment.)
Sergeant Major.
Qaarlermaster Sergeant.
No other character of troops are requir-
ed, aud persons wishing to join the SER
vice, must enroll themselves under this
plan Of organization. otherwise Their SER
vices cannot 1e accepted.
A principal rendezvous will be selected
t or near Cincinnati, and temporary de-
pots will be- established at GAINESVILLE and
for the purpose OF organization
ana mastering INTO the service OF the Uni
ted States.
The Governor relies on the prompt and !
energetic cooperation of all holding mill
tary office under him, and in the patriot
ism and valOr oflhe citizens of Ohio, 10 en-
able him to respond to the call in "a man
ner worthy OF the character OF the State.
NJ. BARTLEY.
By order Of the Governor,
SAM'L r. CURTIS.
AGuiaM General o. ".
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

The Brigade orders are directed to Com
mandants Of Regiments.
The list Regiment, commanded by the
senior Captain, fall R"gimental Offices be-
ing vacant,l will meet at Mechanicstown,
Wednesday next, the Sd OF June.
The Cd Regiment, Col. William Crow,
will muster at the Grove Inn, three miles
south OF Carrollton, Thursday the 4th juno.
The Sd Regiment, Col. John w. Russell,
will muster at Browns mill. Friday the 5Ih
Of Jun4.
The 4th Regiment, Col. James II. Rogers,
will nusteral Pekin, Saturday the 9th June,
We insert below the order TO ihe COM
mandant Of the 4lh Regiment:
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latter. pretending that they did not exreci
any envoy with .ut power 20 grra! OA ali
questions but merely a commits ouer tO
setsle the question OF Texan ann-Xatiou-
al lhis has been published IN the news
papers.
The comse oflhe Mexican Government
was Cerainly absurd enough. Weak, "
TcsoIute, and trembling Tor their places,
the men IN power resoIIed to the most
flusry pre,pXts-uot daring TO incur the
popular Indignation ty appearing TO favor
q renewal OF amcable relations with the
United States. The distinctions attempt
ed by them between an envoy with lull
power and a specal comm IS oner are too
Iuilng TO be nouced. The only matter OF
real importance in this connection is he
secret cause Of the opposition so suddenly
raised against the pacific OyerIures Oi our
Government. The source from which
this opposition received Encouragement
aud slimu'aliou-from which it acquired
SO much sIeadness, force and perIlnaclty,
might be locked for perhaps out OF the OF.
binary sphere OF Mexican habits and feel
ings, although doubtless It's beginnings
found root in the national pride and pas
siOns OF that people.
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GENERAL ORDER NO 9.
.4Gutam Generar' Office,
CoIulnbus, May 90, 1876.

Columbus, May %, 1910.
A general rendezvous for the Volunteers
Of Ohio will he forthwith established at Gin
cinnati, and temporary depots will he made
at. Cleveland, MassiIlOn, GAINESVILLE, Co.
lumbus, Mansfield and Dayton, for the
purpose al mastering and receiving volun-
teers into the service Of the United States,
Application has been forwarded to the
War Department, to furnish at these
place the requisite supplies. In the mean
time, to meet present eXigencies, the Gov
ernOr has secured ample peCuniary means,
and directed Quarter Master General, E.
N. Slocum to make immediate arrange
ments to fuI nish, at each depot the supplies
for he convenience Of volunteers, as fast
as they may be concentrated. The volun-
teers will be- mustered and received at the
several dppots, in companies or otherwise,
and every officer in the Ohio Mililiu should
consider it his special duty to aid in for
wardng on parties 10 their several destina-
tOns, as fast as possible.
Companies may proceed to elect officers
as soon as the requisite number for com.
parv is obtained, without waiting TO give
ter days notice.
No one will he received under the rank
of commissioned officer who appears to
lie over the age Of As, or under 10. The
distance from the place Of residence to the
place Of rendezvous will be reported to the
inspecting officer at the depot, in order that
proper allowances may be made for tra-
vel.
After being mustered or received at the
dPpots or rendezvous, the volunteers will
be entitled TO the same pay AS officers and
,Oldiers Of the United States. That is as
follows:
Ist. "a sum equal to the cost o. cloth
irg of non-commiss OnPd officer or pri-
vate, (as the case may be,) in the regular
! troops Of the United States"
q Regular monthly pay, as follows:
G lonel $75 per month, 6 ratlons per
day, forage Tor a horses, and allowed 2
servants.
Lieut'nant Colonel, $50 per month,
rations per day, forage for horses and 2
servants.
Major $50 per month, 4rations per day,
forage Tor horses, and servants.
Adiutant, (pay Of Lieutenant and ten
dollars in addiiion,) forage for 2 horses.
Captain, $40 per month, rations and !
servant.
First Lieutenant $50 per month, d ra-
tions, and servant.
Second Lieutenant $25 per month, 4
rntiops and | servant