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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

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nabesm f1 bic 5srrsn Ssisemaber ldnssr
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qsonarb Sbslbp, BON pcrtaun, mar 70 isbr
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bierber oebra6t uno einem befanntea peIb
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nommeu. Die 9onitabels iouen iib noe,
mig MGbe oeoeben baben Den Sburfen
feltSunebmen. ct. 3t9.
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ais mir tbun, pas lIe pon binldn9lidsr @rtse
lino Sbrs ercsasnj tu psranIa6sn Jpn nibt Su
ernenneh.
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tp, icnten Die Wbs SauntpsSeriainlun nidt
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ndbttn Samifas Den 21. Ssbruar. anbsraumt
bait uno oarnad itrsbsn eas, mc mt9litb, ale
saunibipS bel osrfelbsn rsprsfsntrt iino. GO
gilt baupndblib S tlbtiss Mannsr als Dele
eaten ju srnennsn, tpelbs Ssrfs Sauntp am
IL. Mdrs in oer Staatss@ onpsnticn rsprefsns
tirsn fcItn aussrbem psrosn nod andre widb
tise Saben pcrfcmmsn, bic cine aassmsine
Btimobnuns notbwsnois MAIDEN.
Go ssfbsbt nur fsltsn, oas bic ifsbenes
COMMITTEE Die 9Bbiss 'vCn Ssrfs sur eauntDs
8srfammluns sinaest, sabsr sr~artsn mir az
bsr AUDI oas ii6 unfsrs 8rsuaes sablrsib elm,
finbtn psrosn. 9is 8sr(ammlun9 wirb Iib
um llbr Habmittass crsaniiisn.
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Sob bmrb Grtrtnfen.-eln Sarblssr
Namens Sobn Nnersas Sadien, srtranf am
ksten 9onneritass obsrbaIb qus'S Damn, in
Der Sbupfla. gr bisnte als Subrmann bei
.6rn. @scrs Smitb, BON bisfsr Stabt, u. fubr
NIT ;msi Yfsrosn ldnss bsm 0Sai1sr, als bisisls
ben untdnOis wurosn uno in ben 8Ius fpran'
gen; i'm Isriubs Die pferoe lcsjumabsn blisb
Der Subrmann NIT fsinsn &lsiosrn am Yfsrcss
asid,irr bdnsen unb fanf NIT bsnlslben in Die
Sitfe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03
eOLUaMeS FLAG,

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The flag that bears the stripes and stars.
Columbians should boast, .a, a.E.sl
Like sparkling gems and rain,b bow bars,
1t waves upon our coast; $50
The only flag that freedom rears, 81
Her emblem on the seas, -s 49,
The flag that's stood some sixty years
The battle and the breeze, $
Il floats as in the battle tide. isss q
II broke OPPRESSION chain, { 49,
Above the plains, behold it ride!
ltneyer floats IN vain; g
Above the hills, above the rocks,
And Ger orr fathers graves,
Free from a thousand battle shocks, g
Our starry banner waves.
Our fathers fought that they might ride,
Above Columbia's plains, 8s
While Britain fain would curb its pride.
Our Eagle bind in chains;
Spirit of warriors, awake! 53f ;,
And watch Ger Feedom's land, aasse.
The battle peal again has broke, er
Our trends in phalanx stand. aaia.
g III ass6 al
If all unite as once we did, B az
To keep our flag unfurled, - ~
Columbia still may fearless bid +
Defiance to the world;
But fast must flow a nations tears,
If lawless hands should seize,
The flag that's stood some sixty years,
The hattie and the breeze,
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THE BUSINESS OF BANKISG.-The Ar
ticle reported bysalT Cambridge, to the
New York Convention, passed that bod,
in the following form:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
British Corn Laws.

These laws, far it depends the House of Com
MONS repealed Their fate in the House of Lords is
yet uncertain. The great question with how shall
be affected by this measured The this ques
ton is given by the Nep York Herald, free trade paper,
which says: The immense quantity OF foreign -four and
grain locked up in bond in the principal parts of the Uni
ted Kingdom, ready be forced upon the market tne
the existing restrictions removed, will undoubted
y produce depression prices but whether that depres
sion will be temporary permanent impossible tell;
hut impression that will be permanent and that
lower prices for bresdsus will rule in the markets
Great Britain than has been realized for years, If lower
than experienced" Where them is the marke, for
American breadstus OF which much has been sadl II
afford send wheat and -four Great Britain
now, how be done when the prices shall be still low
than here,ofore And yet this is the great boon held
the American wheat-gro induce him TO
the destruction OF system which gives him steady
and remuneratng home market for his surplus products
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

while expenditures than double that
Ihon the present tariff. which yielded than
S3O0OOOOO. Now what does our profound Secretary OF
the Treasury propose do improve the MARI
Il. lie proposes TO reduce the tariff OF about
~ per cent, which experience proves he says, will
give the hEAssf and yet this very report shows
the tact ha, 20 per tariff in 1912 yielded only
10000. while the present tsrf last yielded SGT,
52SOoO Thus according the Secretary, esIse - more
hsn ficenfy-seren, A discovery in arithmetic.
On the subject OF the he would venture TO pre-
dict that the system OF recommended by the
Seeetaythe reduction OF the tariff the change from spe
cihc ad vsloem duties the Subcasur and warehouse
ing sysiem-were adopted the year would
not BE- hall the amount will be this year Mark the pre-
diction, mot half"
These interesting and instructive facts carry
their own commentary upon their face. But how
can we hope that they will exert any influence
upon the Administration, when the Secretary of
the Treasury, who commu nicates them to Con-
gress, IN the same breath assumes position d.
rcctly IN conflict with the conclusions which they
must irrcsistibly force upon all unprejudiced
mindsl But it is not for us to complain. Ii the
Administration think proper to diminish its resour-
ces at the very moment that their augmentation
is imperatively demanded. so be it. 1t must be
the principal sufierer-next to the coultry-from
the adoption of a line of policy miscellaneous
and absurd,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
Six more Generals.

We glad the decided opposition manifested in
the House OF Representatives the War Bill
fore that body and particularly pleased hst
leading Administration members taking ground against
IL Objectionable hrst, taking from the States the
right guaranteed them by the Constitution, OF appoint
ing tine general officers command their Militia and CIV
ing that power the President and secondly in auhoriz
ing the appointment OF additional Major Generals and
four additional Bngadiers. The army needs such add
ion now. Why appoint Generals, while those
10 commission unemployed If additional Generals are
required, whT Scott and JesuP idle in Washington
For the purpose Of coneFng dearly and brilliantly
honor upon General Taylor should be willing
the office OF MAJOR General for his benet-but farther
would go, unless future events should show
the necessity OF adding the number OF general officers
The provisions OF the BILL which have referred
how strong the tendency swell Executive paI
ronage, and add Executive power Like Asrons rod
is swallowing up the pewers only Of the Legislative
branch Of the Federal government but those of the
also. Why too incur this great additional expense,
time like this when should carefully husband our re-
sourcesl One OF the great evils of the existing will
the profigacy and corruption will engender and perpe
tuate. TIN COUNTRY wAR," is 10 silence all OBJ
Jectors and justify al abuses. II 1t with
powerful nation, if land threatened with
Invasion, might be disposed 10 look with allow
upon these immense and costly preparations But
why shall ash the into tempest wait iea-
Their or 10 drows 4 hyl"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
News from the south.

We have at length received from the Army Of Oc-
cupaton which, will be seen, has taken possession Of
Maiamoras without firing gun-he Mexican forces hav
ing reueaied the interior Whether the Mexican gov
eminent will for peace and promptly terminate
war which their wholly inadequate, or
whether they will Protact it with the design Of adopting
mode OF defence, which, without subjecung them the
hazards Of pitched battles fail be equally hafsss
ing and psorio1s army, be seen. Ii is
DO hoped however, that they viii take Of pru.
dence rather than passion and prde and a fate
which they may delay bu, from which they escape
and which viii indeed be disastrous them tie lon.
ger il is pTOcrasunBtcd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
PHILADELPUIA NARKrr IT,,

r. L., y.
CoonBu little doing for the last three days and pri-
ces nominally without change. We are only advised Of
sales TO the extent OF $50 bales 73a &c for Jpand and
New Orleans. Flour and Mea-1he market for Flour
since the close OF the week has been rather quiet and the
export demand limited To about 1900 bb ordinary brand,
taken at 50 and 100 bbls, good bra nd fresh
Si,l24. To-day the tenor the late English ews be-
ing considered unsvoabe, the market without dema
and the asking price nomnay without change say 81 for
fair mixed shipping brands sales to limited extent for ei
use at S4a4 l2t, and good and lots at 81 asa
Gran-The receipts Of Wheat have lessened A. 4. also
the case with the shipping demand and we notice sales
soce last week OF 1900 bushels 92a95c for good and
prime reds and lOOc for white for shipment and
making Mllcrs only offer 90c the market closing
under the influence of the Foreign News Rive il lower
ary-saes Of good Southern yellow at 5sc and Penna
round IN store 1T 6Oc lot only tine quality aoat
&c. Oats--sales at 39a40c for Southern
Hemp aud Hides-No sales. Iron-The mark et s,sa.
oy vain sales OF $50 tons at previous prices. Lead
Small sales Of hard pig 81 3l4 cash. Moasses-Inac
i've, the only sale have notice about 500 bbs
Orleans, terms not public.
Proyisions-The market dull and drooping sale. of
mess Pork at l0.75aSll, and prime S9,25; Bacon in
lots brings % DC for Hams; SIC for Sides &c for Shout
des. and lot sold all round. Lard sells in small
lots at 81 &c, and 100 kegs inferior at 6Ic cash Butter
and Cheese no change; quote the latter S4aSIc Rice
The market depressed with small sales at 80 IS n
81 Sa-l5OO sacks Liverpool ground were disposed of
on private terms. SeedsAbout 700 bushels prime Clover
sold Tor shipment at 81 IS. FlaIseed nominaly with
out alteration, We quote at 1 ~ 24c. Sugar--There
IS less doing this week, but holders are rm-sales of
New Orleans TO the Of 240 hhds are reported
Al SIC, all Tine Whskey is dull, sales of hhds At
l9sc, and bbis AT 20al91c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

ptfce OF the American, June 3, p. NJ.
FLOUR.-There were sales yesterday OF over 1000 bbs
Howard ST. Flour, mixed brands, al 81 Since the publ
cation Of the Hberna's this morning. the mark t
has been completely stand the tenor of the adyces
being considered unfavoable. We hear OF no GALES to-
day The last settlements for receipts from cars were at
S3S7t.
Yesterday sale Of 400 bbs. susquehannsh Flour was
made at S4l2b Since the English advces published this
morning, a sale Of 400 bbls. made at 81.
Gran.-A sale to-day Of lot OF prime Md red Wheat
at 90 Also. sales to-day Of three loads Of Pennsyya
MIA red 81 cts.
We quote Corn at 59a6O cents for both white and vel.
ow-sales.
Oats worth 35a39 cts.
ProSisions.We quote Western Mess at SIl 25aI2 and
Pnme at S9,25a9,5O. Sales Of choice parcels OF
Mess Sl2; and of Prime at 50, so, cash we quote
Mess Beef at $40 25al05 No. s5,25as75; aud Prime
S625S6.50.
Bacon.-Westsrn Shoulders 4iaIt Sides 81; assorted
-; and Hams GAIA Sales Of prime Shoulders con-
.ldered equal to Baltimore cured at SCI Sides al &c; and
IN kegs.
Whiskey.-EIhds 90 cts and bbls 2Oys2l ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

" The Washington Union thinks the tariff bill will
cersiny pass and It intmates that Congress will ad
joun before the lst Of September. This admirable
specimen u Locofoco economy BY the way, when the
Union speaks oi "bountes" the manufacturers and
their 20 aud 30 per dividends, doesn't
IL that its editors ENJOY richer bounty and make
ger profit their capital than any other individuals in the
couutryl There lhs difference The bounty to the
manufacturer # there be any such thing paid, by
the government That to the Union but by the people
themselves directly and II is pad voluntarily. add not
eUhoas salary without their consent and for other
service than rhs Of printing countless Of useless do
eumens which are next day IN shops grocer and
taIIoa -chandlof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
BOSTON MARKET Jpns !

Cotton-No sales of consequence Proyisions-saies
Of so bbls prime Pork $40; 50 do mess SI; SO kees
Lard, &c; parcels Of Hams &c, 4 mos FIour-The
transactions to-day unimportanG moderate sales OF
Genesee at S4,62; Michigan, S4,56; Howard street,
$3.50. Accounts from Liverpool by the Hbernia repre-
sent the market there dull and the stock hand large
there being $4,000 bbls Of foreign bond most of i,
American which is quoted 25a26s per bbl sour 22a23,
CornThere is afoat, and sales are only in small
parcels; yellow Hat at 67a6Sc; white 66a67c SuRar-
sales OF 100 boxes Cuba to the trade S7iaSc per h.
mos. Molasses-A cargo of Surnsm sold Tor dstinR q,
lsc, mos. CandIes-Sales of mould at 9te per ID 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
New York.

The Convention for the revision OF the Constitution Of
the Empire assembled Albany last Monday John
Tracy, Esq. formerly Lieutenant Governor Of the State
was chosen President, by Of 90 to Sc scsterng-
James F. Starbuck and Henry w Strong chosen Se-
eretares-s the officers, including doOrkeepers having
first been designated by LocOfoco Caucus If measures
are to be shaped well to be chosen by similar
" machinery the results OF the Iabos Of tins body
be otherwise than perniciOus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

u A Philadelphia paper says: "Some time ago, Mr..
Brand Of Richmond left legacy the Presbyterian Board
Of Publication, supposed the time $4,000
but which reduced subsequently by claims the es
tate $4,000. The will contested by the helm At
law encouraged by the law Of Virginia, which does
recognise the Of any religious corporation The
Board Publication have consequently abandoned the hope
and design Of recovering it,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

" We regret thst We prevented. by indispensable
engagements, from accepting the Invitation psrake Of
the Barbecue the uguenot Springs last Tuesday These
Springs about lG miles from Richmond, and being o.
easy sccess, will sdord pleasant retreat from the dust and
heat OF the City during the months. The propre
tors will be prepared accommodate the hand-
Iomesl manneI LaIge number Of VISITOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
WING counting-Room Removed.

OF The Counting Room of this Office has
been removed from the building on Main street
occupied by the Richmond Republican, to a
room in the basement story of the Exchange,
adjoining the Post Office.
Advertisements and Communications will be
deposited in box at the door of the Counting
Room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

Our city has been again the theatre Of smother fatal rem
oonue, in which wlism Whlook was shot dead by vii
ham l.. Wlsms. II occurred on Saturday night, at a low
GROCERY. Whidock died In few minutes, and Williams
ha' been committed ~ Jail, to sws bic trial the June
terms VI the SupeiiOf COunAugusta Chronicle, June
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
BAPTIST Anniversaries.

The Annual Anniversaries of the various Societies con-
neeted with the Baptist Church in Vrginis commence
their sessions IN this city this morning. large number
OF eminent Minister'S expected, will present on the
occasion