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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
y FAIRNESS PILE LOTION

FAIRNESS PILE LoTION.-Thi' Is 10 csra'y
DIhsi in The wear 1875 was afflicted with sewers attack
The Piles suffered extent COR number Of
years lines the prouoernhces were 20 large ~ wanus
ard my bed for several weeks al tire
Since year 1928 "a change took place IN the
Of my disease 81 that time they changei from ine out
ward 10 h- bleeding Pil., The Discharged of blood 10 the
years have great reduce
much tines the bleeding has b-ea great aud
OF such long connusnc- hay, compelled 10 use
cloths saturated with hne SAL, sop the blood had
OF this Kind during the last year which
thai smos, tainted from the loss Of blood Frequently az
ter az Of the bowels II has required
siderable time with the assistance Of cr sat &c before
have been able 10 eaye the Place have tried almost every
prescription which has becu recommended By my
ends and have had the hes medical attend anc bul with
little effect he violence Of The disease appeared
get their az a. defiance and the frequency Of III. attacks
snG the Of my suffering caused despair Of
ceving suy permanent benefit Some time in The month
OF August ssi Mr.. John K 5 Barnes VI Tr-nlol New
Jersey was informed Of my sra-nns by Captain Hnk- of
TIE steamboat New Philadelphia AID bottle Of his
Pile Louon, which used and my great Joy snd sur
prise, Il gave relief After using il i've or xix
"ecGs The discharge OF blood bad stopped dscUEll-
led Us application. Alter had elapsed the bleed
ing slightly RECOMMENDED when M Barnes sent ano.h
-f Dole, and alter aayos used Two or hires weeks he
bleeding "ss again stopped; sad fon hs. tine the
nrssenI M bra Il has continued 20 improve and Gow feel
scarcely any ncong-nieace from The Pes, and my genera!
nes-lh Is good.
consder ys-,! cured, sod my ne.th restored by The
OF III. valuable remedy snd ch-ef1ly recommend
to al who Afe afflicted with this painful di.e ss
Secretary q Philsdeipha eud Trentsn Railroad Co.
P!Lldelp iiG february Il, 1916.
Sir. JoHs T. ). BAEsgs-D>dy Sir-Wi,h much sstisf.c
ton irforn you o. the perfect cure your Pile Lotion has
stsced In he case OF James Morre Esq Secretary Of The
fI!adephA snd Trenton Railroad Co. his sudengs nav
ing been very great Judging from the severity Of his a.
acks you iced 40, fear bot TIA, Jour remedy viii always
Dc found az infasli5le care- Respectfully ycurs
CHARLES HISKLE.,
Captain OF Steamboat New Philadelphia
Philadelphia JasuaTy 81, 1876.
u sale wholesale and retail by WYATT KETCHAn
~ a.t0nst alt 2w lstp-
AGEGCY.-MINING ASSOCIATIONS OF
4 AXE SUPERIOR, and eisewh-re--The subscribers o.
tnsit seryc-s G-oe.a Ag7ra IN the city Of New
several Mining AssOra.tOEs
and elsewhere They purchase and sell STOCKS ard
Il ias sa;refurnish Supplies &c ke-wi keep Re .-
Ter viii Lat OF Trustees and Observation-Disclosures of Ores
from the several Mines and such other Information as
Dc considered sfvsue 20 carry the obiec, OF ouch 81
Agency They wocld be happy 20 execute ord=rs-receve
arc Communicate Information 20 parties in.-rested-
z. II. WARNER, or
J. D. HAWKS,
No. Nassau, cor. OF Wal 81
New ork. April 1910 40 l0:'
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SULPHUR FUME BATH.

A LII WHO ARE AFFLICTED with Rheumatism, let
N bu, Try this Bath. aud however afflicted they may
be- it will afford ihem relief The peeuiares ofii are
such that This complaint always yields 10 its application
Also gou scrofua salt reum diseases OF the skin joint
&c always yield 10 the bath sol Broadway, y. Y.
s2U 2weod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE by tho Uogs:
STATES Flrs ltsnrance Company Office removed fo1
No 81 to No. 60 Wal.s Ths Compsny continue TO
against .oss aud damage by frs the .usl Of w
MUM. j. l.. BOVINE, Presideab
JAMES WILXfs, Secretary e23 ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
5rbppls.
ST. MARKS HALL,

ORANGE, EssZX COUNTY nv JEAsEI.
Re. .iat.ony Ten Brock, 4 v Re1sT-
THE SUMMER SESSION viii begin OF tie hrs' Mon
j day II May.
TEsss-Ooe hundred dollar. per session. payable IL al
cases II sdvsuce Pupils expected 20 come provided
with bed, bedding towels, napkins. 6c There sric!es
viii De furnished ih0se whose parents prefer =
which case az entrance fe. OF so ~Il be required
The Modern Languages, Music AID Drs|iag, VIII be
Taught al ih- ns1s. rates.
Applications for admission OF pupils. for tsrber nfor-
msiiop, may b- made the Rector. Address Is above
Orange pleasantly situated Ihir.eeo miles from
NewYork and four from Newark lis easy OF eccett By
The Aorrsiowu Railroad. which PaDes through il snd oJ
Stages from Newsr1 INA vel Known as location favor
able 20 health Eio "a
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
YoSSEAS. SEw-YogK-
THE Summer Of tn Locust Hui Sccoo VIII con-
m-pce OF Monday The i;h Of MAJ Circulars snc par-
iirIlsr information may Dc nsc of > Fleet Esq 80 Nassau
81: OF r w. Townsend, Esq. 81 Cecer-si OF Dr. O. 2
Wes m 9.hsveaue, and bookItor OF Cetes Sted-
rnAn, IA William st. 6. W. FRANCIS, Principal
3x
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GEORGE HARRISON, Executors

IN CHANCEKY-B-f he Vice Chancellor Of ihe
L first CrculL-Jacob D. Stagg, c0mplt W. Ia ward IL
Pe. William VI Tuck, Samuel A. Lawrence aud The Gro
ton lnsurance Company. BIZ for dscogery and relief IN
9AlligAn solr for compL
Edward ii. Pel, Of IN. defendants in thls cause,
whose place OF residence Is St Louis Ia The STATE O Mis-
souri, required TO appear In This by the e day
June hs bill WI be taken confessed by HIN
ais lAn3N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

CYRUS w. YIELD, Brrlis s-sfp.
as lw sole agent for n Y. city.
SMITH'S HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy, No. 81
~ Broadway adjoining Niblo's TheaueA--John 7. ;.
Sui;h has large sssotneu, Of Homeopathic Medicines
10 EcsaTrs rnranoas, 6utions and soeaes; sugst o.!
Mix, PURE Alcohol Distilled Ws,rr Pellets &c &c Pay
scans Pcc&e and Family Cases OF Medicines hard ad
prepared 70 order Homeopathic Plss:r substitute Tor
ordinary Court ADD Adhesive Plaster and az e1c-ent
picatior Cons. ui9G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

MINES AND MINERALS.
fI'HE SUBSCRIBER continues 20 examine mines and
mining regions for compsn!es and individuals, aat
report upon heir capeci-s. OK ores a-s.
MODES Of using them neiu ding plans Of furnaces kiins
Ills attention has fqr several Year, particularly directed
20 lie working and OF Iron AID Copper al para
Of the United ss,es IN Cuba LAKE Superior couny
he JAMES Z. HODGE, GSoloxtst and Ch-Inis,
Siock6riGge Iron Works hsIs
aEFZzEscES.
Aezsrs Salus Co Joseph TucxerIran, ESQ
S 7; Tadais Co. Theodore 5edgwtcx, Esq
Ssr'L Ward, Esq ). 2. B1t,erworth, Fac
Application Gan De made 10 Or. BuTTERWORTH No
- Liberty ~ tsrms &c 81 irisLI,as
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situations, &e. mauteo.

SJASTED-sy respectable Young Woman Wiz
w good cits reference, situation do homework
Of small family. she ia good asher END irones AID
plain COOK "Cud CO upstsir work, srd IS t.st rate
.ewer. Please Gail al lei DearceJ,I corner OF CLINTON
Mrs Carroll 1.5 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

RX ORDER OF Chester Howe Esquire, Supreme
)Ccurt Commissioner in aud for the County OF Catlarau
Notice Is hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions OF
the authorizing attachments against abscouding
concealed aud nonresident Debtors that attachment has
issued against the estate OF Charles T. Shelton rstd eat
Of tie State Of Connecticut and that tho vi" be sold
for tie payment OF his debts unless he appears and dis-
charges such attachment according To law within nine
months from the hfst publication Of this notice. and that ul
payment due him by residents OF this State and the de-
livery 10 him for his Of property within this State
belonging him. and the transfer OF any his property by
Lin. .orbidden by law and void DnIed The 10th
day OF March, 1916 G. Il LELAND,
Auy for Attaching Creditor,
ms aw9m Irving. Cha. Co N. Y
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYork. Notice Is hereby given to all per
having CLAIMS against Samuel MaIauey late OF the
City of NewYOrs decessed presen: the same with tho
vouchers hereof the subscriber, al tie Office OF e. H.
Owed No. IL Walstreet In III. City OF NewYorE on or
before the seventh iuy OF July Dated NewYork
the sixth day vi JanChty, 1916.
JAMES HARRISON,
GEORGE HARRISON, Executors.
tLlaw6m h. H. OWEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

s.. TO LETThe secoud third aud fourth aoors IN ue
NJ SION. No y Futon-st with well hole anu hoist whee
St-A suitable fora light importer manufacturers
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

,s9e, To .EC-rnr elegant idree siore House NJ VI
a.a GreeE ichsl, between dsr.er and Jay SIS teec
~ taiEa nn,shed slie uader cellar, CroLon waie Ia
hcgsuy doors, sc. Rent moderate. Inquire OF
- wv SF COSCUTr, SiS Wssh!reton-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

JOHN ID. TRIMBLE, TEEATRE-ALLEY
JOB CARPESrE2 AND aUupsE
MERCHANTS acc other. ~i1h thrtr .tor.. s-,--.
lfA for he Isl Of May have IL done tas,eIy sod
cheap by applying IS above. ~
Al Aincs OF loo CarPenterwork executed al The shors
possible notice mIstynyI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

-. 70 i.Er-One large room win onS or Two bore
ss.a stesm power IN Brook within Ien minutes walk
' Eu!yoa Ferry Inquire lAs premises, III SF1ise1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
MAINLY II. FLEhTWOOD, No = Nas,sa-s

eTANI-1 a. ELGhTNUUU, No. y Nassan-s-
~ Commissioner appointed BY he Govrruors OF .nos
Michigan. Indiana and Ohio and
proof OF deeds, d-posuus Of witnesses proof Of claims
kc be recorded ls II s;er OF sad Ssias 40 Sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

TsS. no LIZA dgst Pa-,er and Gra.ner and far
"a bUsnes, Will Cad good encouragement IN eess
~, L. In 49, JOIN LOCKS. Builder. 81 Anr.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

-, 80 iEr 10 broO< ya.--rae tlrce story bt:es
ss houss And store IN M-n-s- near PtospecI.sL G,a
Ds,n pied dry goods ,toce 5y n D. Mathew
6,r m. .st 10 yeas The store or dwelling VIII 10 a
~ II :c,ireI Iraltre OF \ D. Mathews, No &c
gslt9n.st 5sosklyu or a. No Oeaneey-'t Ne"'fosk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
NEW CHEAP BOok-BINDERY, ).

l>.i OF God. up stSrs (euIrance n Gosl-kG
GINS WILLIAMS are prepared execute binding for
booksellers and Others By h, et:on single voEne n
he ces,esI usnres al lbs lowest possible prices scd VIII
3spsch Mlsic periodicals. pamphlets and I'll kisds 81
Job work donc with PrompGess and a. unusually low
AZ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

SFI.ENDlD Table GCTLkRf.-T-e SUB
~ .eE1oers have opened invoice Of Peror Cutlery
received by steamer Caledonia CONSISTING OF sets 81
and s. pieces Table aud Desert Knives ard Forks Table
src Desert Knives ouly; Also Guard CANE Ca-ves and
S;eels. sold separate The above are Of lie es, hni.h
and were ordered OF The very hes; msesiAs retail
sales aac arc altogether snc lot have beer
ported into tbs country For ana, .ivaace 90 liz
cost Of importation SMITH. TORREY CO.
as Is MSideulsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

7sA GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale. or exchange
for property In Ncw-York or its vicinity 1900 aerw
' ofhrs fat. laud lying body in Rails County, Ms
souri, zDout 100 miles shove 81, LOUIS landing al the Guy
of snuiba avery thving p!ace-disIalce from Hannbl
10 the > u.!es THERE'S stream ot water ps,f
Ing through the snd and 1t IL said there Is plenty Of ccA
Alo I'm. - JOHN CoNGEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
Real estate.

zATPRIYATE sALE-The ~ o story 6tiek Ia.
~ house aud Let n Zee. on The '" eofref Of n.
e. rr.u, snd T,selty-afth-si TIE house q BY 8 ~
- -, t 81 ,,t deer WIKI Stable on The rear. 0ae 49,,
~ -,-5sn.s money can remain no1isase-now ~
'oi 49, ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Aae:ose,r
- w., No Brost.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

@HOUSE TO LET al Rockland Lsse-A large
E.s well finished House-iogeihsr win Inc Furniture
1a-& desire Will be let for the Sapmsr season Steam
boats touch Rpcksni Lake Landing, gong and return
ing to and fro The city times week For terms apply
-, % STEPHENS RocS!aud Lake. A2ltMl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

ss cr5u.i. o. tue Harlem river between ieya sd LIS
R-A SIS formerly occupied by Nj LAia6ets suy4su Ia
h,n,s ! la prg.c orueT sd the grounds Beautifully s..
Si, III hs v,rieles OF fruits. d1~vrs and v-selabs
AnnvI ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, Auct!onees,
s im, No. Broaa.,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

a. NkW BRIGHTON, Ssaten s.s1d-ro rent va
Immediate possession, 1se 'p.oudid and sPaetoas 1ss
~ "a =. N-> Brighton, la.ciS occupied BY M. L
Row The syuavau c,nno! be Surpassed Appgto
ANTHONY J. BLEE.hnk, Auc1oaees,
-,tu No. ! Sroad,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

H. AT PRIVATE SALE-The three story siu a!se
az. brick House LOI Ia lee ia TroysI ac'nH aoIes'
s-- doc % rare, South Ot row lusI hnSneu ins
house lis but IN the best manner, Win msnosahy uouA
plated furniture, marble mautss hroug hout ihe oa
in Ngd wash rooms with Crcion wafer Neraua 10 root
20 S,r de.,bi- residence. Lo. - feet by 80 iuehss
Jr.o-the tIarth house from Hudson-st t'r pancu!as
piy 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Auctioneet,
~ Ny No. Broad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

-. TO LET IN Bli0OkLYN-An eesaa. Two
25 .ory aud auc brick House, ha!sh-d IN Iae eesi ma
aS& per No. +5Myre-avenue tbs on az ouinioasro1is
ard Is put Ten uituues waA oni any vi The ferries. Thes
/, sac open ga.den II the rras.
A,1 n new Store Que vi row Of seven, liae Teai Or
when Sr nil rented Nm Myrc-syeUue, PssrI-sL sa.a
he Tor any retail business Re4Ivery moderate Apply =
D. WRIGHT No. rs Eliton.si between - and oeoek
u, Al Tue once OF Johnson Foads Attorneys No Erc1s
- g-,,.I,r as lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

Captain Of Steamboat New Philadelphia
Philadelphia, JasuaYy 81 1876
l2l Fulton al All 9uy I.rns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

No auid or medicine cas- ever been discovered winch
nearly resembles III gastric i1ice or ssA'a' &C.
composing food and r-nghe1aE the organs oil cis-s-
zoe ms preparation OF Ssrsspss, II posiu7=iy cures
every case OF Dyspepsia severe. or cnro9c J..
sny o1n, hi a.-to1 We 1--WE hem 10 read th- follow
in testimony OF gentlemen OF he highest 70
.pec,sbty. II ,h=.- re; entirely saii'fse;ory We
would happy gre o;1er reference 70 SOM Oh l- s
families II The city, have us1 Il VIII petec' SUCCESS u
this Enc other distressing diseases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

x. AZ PRlNATE SALE.-A piece OF groass =
e. staten Island siluse On The Richmond TGrnplte,e
A D. sanction al the road leading 10 lhe Cuars1eoe n,
-, ft :, b,b I; ia ds,Aut tyo niles, anu Tie road Va
s,5it. pcc. dI,,AE. .e, eoasAiai1s5 acres snd
~ -. aroiv 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKgR
- -, .AucUoneer, 40. Bruaa.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11

RUE, and needless OF all motive, save such a,
now ieShlmately ifom the parliamentary law its
usases ana all other rules which you una please
10 adopt Tor our Common government
cannot feel myself justified. upon the presen,
occasion, gentlemen, in deainine YOU viii an
Array oil reasons for The due Observance NJ tb.,
parliamentary law, or Tor the cultivation and bs.
bitual practice of those civili,ies Of lite which
smooth and soften down asperilies. not unire.
quently arising from an infeXbe dictate OF dury
10 those whom We scverally have the honor to re-.
resent. Adequate experience assures me thar
such has been The distinguishing merit OF Ii.
Virginia Senale-always respe clable in taent--
always unsurpassed in conduct. Could then
in the onlsel gentlemen, indulge The hope tina,
may discharge the duties you have been pleased
u assign me with the ability and satisfaction
which doubtless will attend your own, should
look forward 10 the progress and end Of our la.
bors here with unmtigated pleasure Unable
then, as am, TO repose in sense OF my own Ell
fciency, shall contidinely appeal 10 you Tor an
necessary aid-for, il is your rules and orders
which il will be my pride and duty faithfully 10
execute.
shall be rardoned the expression OF rsere,
arising no less naturally than truly, that upon
reassemblng, ! meet mol faces long familiar IN
this Chamber. The present occasion is. how.
ever, gentlemen. heightened INTO one Of unusual
and melancholy interest, by a recurrence ,n The
TACT, Thai our lale brother Senators oi The Gooch.
land and Shenandoah districts, whom. untll 70.
Gently, il was our expectation 10 have n-l This
day, "wilh cordial salniali,ns," are moi only sb.
sent but no mare, save in cherished RECOLLECTION
Of their many private virtues, and public uselul
ness, in the bosom OF their families and friends.
shall mol mistake The sense or sentiment ut
this Senate, in rendering their families our heart
iell sympalhies for losses common 10 US al.
Towards their successors, and other new mem
bers Of this body, we shall hope 10 cultivate the
kindest intercourse, SO that ty Tree, candid
and friendly interchange u views in common
council, we may The better discharge The duties
which We owe 10 our constituents, and 10 The Com
monwea In al large
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
FoR THE ESouiRiR.

To The Legislature of Vne,nta.
Permit an humble individual, who has bu! h.
lie 10 do with political men or measures, IL ufge
upon you The high claims of The Hon. Robert NJ.
Il. Hunter 10 your support as Senator OF ne
u. 5. for he good "Old Dominion" in The place
Of the Hon. William S. Archer. Mr. Hunter
and the writer have grown uplcsether, and never
have known one Of more elevated feelings and
nicer sense OF honor That MIR. Hunter Is Tree
from faults, is mol 10 be expected, because ne :
trail and imperfect, like all Other men; but lEai
The great purpose Of his life is to do that which
he believes to he best, and which his conscience
approves, can never doubt. That his natural
powers OF mind are OF more than an oTiinaiy
caste, no one who has ever heard HIM speak, OF
read his public speeches, can hesitate 10 believe
That his mind has been well trained, and is rich
" stored with fund oi useful information, Is
apparent from every exhibition he has made "
public. Tha, he possesses ,ha, moral weigh q
character, and those kindly feelings, which -
cure for him the confidence and affection OF AL
who know him, is generally admitted. ! ASK,
why then postpone one who will reflect so nuch
credit upon our Stale, and is fully able 10 protect
her interests and maintain her rights
Dec 9Th, 1916. ANXIOUS.
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Ear Tie Enn1lircl

Messrs. Editors: Over The signature OF MANY,
Very Many Voters" an article appeared in your
paper nominating Mr.. Holiday Of Spousy'va-
MIA county, rs a candidate TO be voted for in his
Senatorial District. They al the same time r1-
press their readiness 10 go into Convention 10
be holden althe Bowling Green The second Mon
day in January next, "should their friends in e
sex consider This action premature, or deem Them
selves unjuslly dealt by"
We cannot consent that our talented young
friend, A. M. Tribe, Esq, shall thus he o'iTa-
cised by portion of the Republicans of Carore
and Spousylvania, and We therefore desire Con-
vention TO be holden al the time and place refer
red 10 above, and invite meeting oil The Demo
Gratis Of Essex on The third Monday in his 'oon'h
Essex Court day,) Tor the purpose Of aPpoinnhs
delegates 10 the proposed Convention. We 40
hope our friends in Caroline and Spo,,si wanna
will appoint delegates on their respective CONT
days for the same purpose. "Many, very many
Voters" may rest assured that should MI ho'a-
day receive the nomination Of The Conven'i"h;,
their Democratic friends Of Essex will uee al
honorable means 10 secure his election.
ESSEX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
Tappahannock, December 6, 1916.

Er.raets from tie Liverpool Times, Of NDf' :.
OPENING OF THE PoRrs-From the slnsu,e.
unity OF argument observable in the LONG,"
Times, Chronicle and Daily News, each Of ~n',"
is now more or less favored by government
hints il would seem that The opening oi Inc prs
is question mol finally disposed oi BY the C@g.
net. but that Lord John Russell will be DECIDED y
the pressure of circumstances between ih's r.
Rod and the meeting Of Parliament.
ORDERS FROM AMERIcA.-The accounts when
came 10 hand by the Caledonia are favorable 10 a
Commercial point OF view, for Mev6'ine nrm>reh'
orders contingent on the opening OF lhe Anle''f1'
poris under liz neD tariff This crcumsance
has already Influenced treigbls, which, nnl'I .ns
last two or three days, were in state oi COMB
rative s,agnalon. A permanent imp o's .n'rh
is-alresdy indicated in The increased rates ~"'s"
the trade demands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
REMARKS

OF Mr.. Speaker SCOTT, o,s taking The Chair Of
The Ssnats, on Monday last.
Gentlemen Your recall of my services to the
Chair does not fail 10 awaken my livelest sensi-
bililies for confidence so generously bestowed:
For, notwithstanding that some OF the novelties
Of my position here have passed by, am the
more thoroughly impressed with The value OF The
distinction, as also with the manifold, and, 10
YOU. irresponsible duties which belong 10 H. II has
hitherto been, and will continue TO be, my anx-
ious care and effort. 10 sink my personality IN
The official functions Of the Chair, knowing no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
THE ENQUIRER.
RICilMON ID, VA.
Thursday Morning, December 10. 1916.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Was read with great avlily yesterday BY every
one. To The Democrats it gave unmingled plea.
sure-and even The Wings admire The bold, able
and vigorous manner in which il treats The MeI-
lean question But We have no loom for word,
save 10 say that il meets our unqualified approba.
ton. The country cannot fail 10 receive il with
satisfaction and pride. Upon such powerful
document the Democracy Of The Union will rally
and lriumphl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
LEGISLATURE of Virelnia-Noby Done /.

Legislature of Virginia-No6ly Done!
The length OF the Presidents Message forces
US 10 postpone till Tomorrow the interesting pro.
ceedings of the Two Houses yesterday. We have
only room 10 say, lha, both Houses passed law,
appropIiatins $4,000 ior The reiei and subsist-
e,,ce OF the Virginia volunteers until they are
mustered into the service OF The United States
Ii passed the Senate unanimously, and received
every vote in the House, save that OF Mr.. Lanie'
OF Pillsylyania, who had the unenviable distinc.
ton on This occasion OF being the "Lone Star
Comments hereafter.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. McDeafman,
for The election, ON Tuesday, the 10th Decembe',
Of Senator OF The U. S. in place Of MIR. Archer,
and of Judge ofthe Court Of Appeals, in place
of Robert Slanard, dec. But, on motion OF Mr.
Dorman, ii was laid on the table.