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wAsrnNarox, June Is, 1916.
Conpcss-THe Tari6-7ae Treaty, &c.


Congcss-Tae Tdrif-7as Treaty, &c.
BY a veTy conclusive majority to-day IN the
House, the tariff was liied and from and after
tomorrow we presume il will become the regu-
lar order of the day for at least five or SIX weeks
in the House; and the probability IL that the
Senate Will occupy quite as much. If not a great
or length Of days IN lis discussion. 1t il under
stood, of course, that the demonstration is a
serious one-that some sort OF modification
will pass The House, TO be further the subject of
modification in the Senate and that when the
two houses adjourn, toward the larter end of Au-
gust, Il VIII be with the passage Of the sub-trea-
sury and The tariff bills in addition 10 the settle
ment OF the Oregon question Upon an appro-
priurion for dry dock al Philadelphia there was
an interesting scene to-day IN The llouse-Just as
we expected; though i ended more astfously
10 Mr.. Levin than he had perhaps anticipated
We were all looking Tor message from the
President to dry, communicating the treaty. The
trouble has been, il 4 sad, III getting Mr. Bucha-
nan TO sign il. though we rather guess he is no
longer disposed TO sickle about the - clear and
UNIQUE stionable rile" Mr.. Alien has resigned,
as we bad anticipated Indeed, there was no
other alternative left him. Mr.. Haywood, We
think, Will be selected, tomorrow, to I'll the va
cancy-some say Mr.. Dix, but HAYWOOD appears
the more probable. All, me If Allen had only
followed our advice and our example from the
orenug OF Congress, he would have been the
NHgnus polio oil his party A. il Is, he has gone
10 pot with tien Scott, and his name is llnnes
with Cen Gaines aud this il the end ot Nil his
pains. But" Onmis sns fereado. su7fTnndd est"
The steamer Massachusetts delayed from day
10 day for II week Or two. leaves Alexandria to-
morrow, with the battalion of Washington and
Baltimore volunteers, 10, the seat OF war. Capt.
jenkins, OF The Metropolis House, accompanies
them as suiler, a situation VIII CHI has been press
ed upon HIM from his hospitality to the ''b'loys,"
on their arrival from Baltimore, in getting them
something TO eat at a very late hour of the night,
when all the stores and groceries were closed =
We wish IA happy voyage and good luck to the
whole ships crew. We perfectly satisfied,
thar in case Of fight they will be /" thar"
We have nothing OF material importance from
the South tonight
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Aslans, Ssnelk' vne' 0s'ys kuAsssh ssssse fAaa'
-KlcHnoxp, Ju.s ls-Ar schn = Morsaa. Arnold, New
Xoski Hard. E.ms, Thonaston Issreh Hesry. chsss5'
bark Parthian Wion Nofoik sch Iowa. Shibbles. Bos
ton Delaware Munson Philadelphia; Providsnes ksrwan.
Baltimore.
s.lEM. June lirArr ,chr Ceres, sysseyi Yosk ".
Packet, Psten Fschmond Me; schs Harriet El!is, (B)
n;5sm sa s i Lsrt ~ do ,ss
(Brl do; 18th, arr .chr Conquest, cd Maitland
SToNIN0ToN June PAR schrs Nantucket, PendIetou,
Bangor Tor Pswcsruck Conea, Falkland, New York foz
Boston.
sAvAsrAp June Ped ship Sterling. Bsrsow. Liver
pool; schr Franklin Green, Riley. Havana
WAsHIN0ToS, NC, June l0-Ar schrs Swallow and De-
boras New York. Csrolnr Powers Boston. CID schrs IA
leigh New York; Caroline Convoy and Mantso Boston
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JUNE l6--At market-ll6s Beef Cattle principally
from the South and Wes " Cows and Calves and 5000
Sheep and Lambs.
Prices-Beef Cattle have fallen of fraction. The
sales during the week ranged from So to a reduction
OF about Csc cw upon the prices the week
previous 80 head driven to Brighton and 100 left
Cows and Calves-Prices do not materially vary from
last quotations. All sold at from SIG, So S33
Sheep ana Lsmbs-The unusually large number Offer
ing has affected prices somewhat unfa, orably An ami
mated demand during the week. howe nearly cleared
the market at prices ranging as in quality from 81 IS to
$47
hand bat notice Improvement in prices sales
good L. Island Qoosc) Timothy reported 6a zoe
cWt.
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IN ..s.,,,rr,.. S.sI.,t.

LIyERPooL-Ship Cambrds e-t Additional -Rev'nd John
MeStcon uhio Major Macrhsrsoa Army two enldea
glands Foster and New York; MIR Audubon lady
chdren and do; Goody aud lady, do; New
ell, do.
HAvRE-sh'p Burgundy-( Additional "A Ferre New Or
leans.
BREMEN-ship Westphaia, from Batmore-Alr Male,
lady, TWO children and se.valt, OF New Aork.
bARBApoEs-Brg Peerson-Miss Jeanette q Grooming,
OF Boyktyn
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NEw ORLEANs--ship Sutans32 bales cotton Fourier <
Freres33 Dbl. lard Robert. Wllliamsso sacks
dol 70 bbIs lard oil lvvdhue COLO bales otton Ever,tt
Baeii- c. mdxe i Moner-7 pkgs ndbe Melville CO.
M.heas bales TOBACCO Chnbsrs, Hei.sr eo-s,e bales
Wat Shermm-is9j bbls foul Neat Kinnan 600 hhds
tobacco t0o9 bbls Hur Rowland Aspinwal-t7 mdxe
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CUlnnAEA kClSE.
New York. Tucs:ln

New York. Tue siay, june 16.
AsHEs-Sales Of pots at So 90 80 66, and pearls at
81 06t.
BREApsrurrs.-The market is a little better, with more
sales. lot of prime Genesce sold at 81 rs, and
Indifferent at 81 l5i. Michigan held at 81 a 4 06;.
Corror-Another quiet day in this article, and sales
small Buyers are not disposed to the market at
prese mt rates and holders in view of prosperous
state # trade ahead. and shert supply Of the staple
see disposed to be firm at present prices We continue
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Passengers Arrived

New ORLEANs-Shp Sultana--Niss Nichols Mrs Blyden
burgh Mr. vandehyd lady and servant Clannon
children and servants essrs Conway Carigs, Curry. Ira
CHARLEsros-BArk Gen Green-Mr QiJdsan and two
dau -hters.
TRiSioAp-Brig Batc-Mr and Mrs woolley and . chill
dren, Mes rs Lusy. Edmoudson, and Banta.
PoRr Az PLArr-Bng James Roach-Mr c Kingsley aud
daughter, of st Domingo.
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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared.
SHIP Ss:s fs:is r%.s Minimum Co.
SNIP p S SV v:. a.ss G.iSw New
s Ssss SsI N Ns Ss; %a p:ss ns
BIZ oss,%s.. Dsy., siobi!s, Elysn&co
Big WakaiIa, Milford, Apalscheos A'''0'' o.
Bx x . coms 5. mIi scads as
Big Louisa Bearon, Chester Richmond. ID Hurlbutt
sshr Wi. an, Green, psi!ass,phia.e .,c...
Bsrss Olsida, Philad.lphis.
Ship Arson, B.rkgan. Charles q Sutton
ser Mary jane o.SsTas. Ncdcii. s,urrs.s Chairman
schr R.becca. Collins. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Empire. Russell from Liverpool May 81, with mdse
Ship 81 l.n:. Baaisr % days from New Orleans. WIN
n he e. : Il:
strsnysT bos1dsd the InP about % miles from land
Brig shociaw tof o.rdusrl Fnsr, u days from Tobaz
Br. Baltic; tof ssa.psH> swzer - day; from Trim
.asls .er New Yo,E from fhomasioa ic' New York
Brig J;ms' Ro:sh S NS,Ih YsI%.uth Brown from a
uas lat 70 lon - spoke bark HsOs, Green, from Rio
brig siren Csehpos 81 days from Dsmerara in ballast
TO H.s s. b.A. a.y. from El.,hu will,
e.a,, Se TO order. Left sch; San.e Rowe, for New
sehr Ann Hymann, lotion, 10 days from Newbsm, NC
schr Raleigh Allen, days from Ocncoks NC, with rice
10 order.
schr Nile. Hampton from Buze. Honduras. with mdse.
to L,bouisse.
schr sultaaa, Cebba from Machias with lumber to
Snow.
IS hr Mechanic Sawyer from Machias. with lumber,
+ Snow.
schr Leonidas, Maston, from Machias with lumber to
Snow. .
schr w Brown. Francis, from Wilmington, NC, with
Laval stores, TO y l. McCready.
sch Copheon Hsrishon 2days from Bergen Iron Works
with iron, to w BricA.
Below.
One ship and briggs
Sailed.
Ships Cambridge, LIverpool; Burgundy Havre; Silas
Holme Liv erpo0l: Prutus for Gil sgow; Anson Charles
tom. harkC osni Ral Inch dolhe
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g. ss,h; xissssd's 90. sl:,; bark S!sa;pslisr
@ E.
& nsss ,Sm n,sff wsss
CAYEssE May i7-n port brig Gazelle, Dewng for sa-
DsnRRAsA, May as-Arr brig Judson, RUSSELL from New
yeIR abons sh June port 0is Ns's' LOT
from S May ,,I ,an, brig Mar. Ann Lohand
Mvr I'd M T , sp % c;ys ,s% New Or
u S:i ~. 'nSS
% Ws Fso%s: @sis
Nsw CLEANS, JI,y3 -
~ III? Ass@ Rgts foS
o big Francis Beck sackpole do do bark Acadia Har
at H1 May a-ln port schr Iodine smith, from
SssLsi he Sssi rs i.'h viii; ssas
sAsns: ArT Is-!n eGu bark E,pss,: Lsna nd!
zee sn a. '''s
du Co Wsh 0, .ch q to Ap o. brig In
May Po Shields
PS I.S. MS.Tey.
fm New days. Emma, do do; schr 0renda for Bos
Homo Ports.
BEvEnlr june -Ar schr Elizabeth, Nlckerson. AleI-
Bos!os june l5-Arr brig Planet, Hisrd Cape Hayden;
big; Ae1d,n E,aridss Hali,s5; Casd GG9a,Il Phil,
s VII Si| s e.
low, B,1ter New York Ga ships Unicorn, Nm Cushing
III oss ass
Gamers brig. Alea Mary Stanton Brig Moatezu,, sailed
BAsaoR Ju'e io-Cid bark Nichols. Nichols, Havana;
Nh 1yf s,So9 r. MAY nrs Me-
Il SCR, E HOWE Trssco New Or
I,sn; SID ship Southport, Gmih ii.vre bark icwlan
$ $Sis. ss s.E; Is:.;s'e nIs '
hI ssPa 81 SVEN
orr hul ior Msw orb de- sutton Do DE- Jsvs g %:
ill., ss ss s Bo.
ss'S .ifisd = e
d:as SSy s% o
S;'Is r. 81 %,I ~$sss; sl
sS 10,
Aaassa , o No s.s ss "m %
port DO; China Menyman, do, oadins; Adea, Watson,
s q Ind %% Henry s as a.sry Al
York 10Th 9rs heSr,vst, Kinsmaa Baltimore; schrs
EH:y!ony. Js,e t-Ar, 'chs Kent, and Ferdn.ad Leigh
I'D Ss ssT ship S;S K.s
SIs si ifs% sssE Ana s so cS
70! & sss I.s:isa ss e; ss.s
mutt F. y oas s s, Tn%rs' yrG,lsr and Shaw
ffTy; o. sd s's FRI Russell x.sIy. SS..a:.
.o ss sS seSso.s sssf Bra
phis
cNEw HAvEs. June is-An brig Industry, Lampheer. 81
jcnes do: Empire Thomion do Sid schr franklin New
York; sloop Lady Fcnwick, Chapman, do.
PHiLAprLrira June IS Arr briggs victorine, Baker, s
lem Mass; September. Nickerson Boston; schrs Henry
Chase Rogers, N.rwch Naragnnse Baker, Boston, Pho-
b B,xier Crowel, FIJI Riye,i Emslse, Nichols Lossc;
Proydence: Cnlists. smith Lubec Cleaner Sawyer New
York; steamers 81 Stevens, Derckson Hartford; Black
Diamond Cor New York; steamboat Ohio from Cape Nav.
Passed IL the bay hera brigs bound up: of
September NssrAgus schrs PhGbe Baxter Emelne, and
Nahony
PoRriAvp June BAR brig Hb.mia Elliott, M.tsnzas
sch Bradore Libby, Bdimo.e; ltth burk Maria Hersey
Gordon, Msta.zas sshs Hope and Susan Leach and Henry
milton Ph,iadelphs. sid bark Agnes Gutter Dsmirsrs
PRoyIpExcE, June BAR schr Pearl Nckerson rhila-
s.9 Higs,n; Ih.dsIp.,s ST. brig ssrla. Ecss rh'ls;
York; El,s Hard. nsks Baltimore. SD iah, sehn Sui
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FIRE IN NORTH HAvES.-On Sabbath evening,
about IL O'Clock, a fire broke out IN build nv
formerly occupied as the carriage fscto Of Ives Gill
bit recently by j. r. Bronson aud Andrew Mar.
tin The building 100 feet in length and three
stories hign No Insurance building, machinery,
or stock Total loss FROM So 700 TO $a,ooo-NeU Haven
Asrsld, June 10.
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The Cro,,s.

The Alexandria Gaxec states that the crops in Fair
fax. Loudop tauquier, Clark Warren and Frederick,
generally, look in excellent condition, and promise
abundant yield.
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BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE KITTERS


NE best possible remedy for indigestion, Issndics
teries Debility. Drow.iness, Weskne.s Ssonach Ne
Most persons feel the necessity Of using tonic or
medicine during the spring nd suInuer cspe
si,y those engaged in .sdeataIy epoymsns. No ssis
ing "a Of which they are composed highly
the medical world They purify blood revive he irits
aud strengthen the whole system The proprietor couf
dy trial. they will other They are put
reach Of ALL 49, -
WHfTWELLS ORIGINAL orODELDOC.
ls the only eectua remedy for Rheumatism Sprans sH
Of Neck and Joints, Govt Cramp &c Recomm snded
College Of Physicians.
Price Is ceuts bottle
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF
For Headache and Catah composed principallv az Roosa
and Aromatic Herbs Rscomr4uued BY the ceIebratsd Dr.
WArERHousE, ats Professor Of Medicine IN Howard Uni
versity, Cambridge. - e IT ---' = --'
rrice rs and 50 cents per bottle.
WAITWELL, tlae r. Whi.well & Son. Boston
Sold also by A. b. D. SANDS Drugeists loo Fulton aor
1er ~ w 'nam s,reet. View YORK. mys lmeodsr
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cont. which he estimates viii afford increase oil
three or four millions in the revenue.
/, il said with authority that an issue OF twelve
millions in Treasury notes will also be recon-
mended in preference ~ loan.
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BOSTON, Jan. IS, 1916
The Sieef Iron Raud=Whaf il Il

The Sheet Iron Band-Whsti skl
Tho sheet iron band, Of Boston, celebrate their c. c. C.
c. w. anniversary the 18th instant when several OF
tie frsumen Of Boston will be initiated.
The fishing here il excellent, and greWsport IL ex-
pectcd All are anxious To get the silver horse shoe
which will be awarded to the brother who catches
largest ash (cod extra train would hive been run
been declared against Mexico.
Sales Of Stocks at Boston.
JryE E-FRsr BoARp.s shares North Bank, IS; do N.
z. wofsted 20, ny; 50 do East Hostoa Co. p; do Yves.
ce.sr ao,d eos do do in do do 60; 100 do Res d.
ing Eai'road sS; 5000 Phadepna and Heading Railroad
srcoSp BoAkp2, shares Norwich and Worcester Rail.
od Soi 2 90 do 10 d. GO >, s;,s Railroad
ing Railroad Bonds, 1850. n.
MELANCHOLY ARRAY Al PAlMyRA, Missouri
The 81. Louis Republican, OF the Sih instant, has
tho .siIowng I've alluded few days ago, to difficulty
between H. C. Broadus, Of Hannibal and John L Taylor
Of Palmyra resulting In challenge to fight duel and
tho rejection OF the terms proposed by the challenged
death of the seconds which occurred Saturday
ming last, at Palmyra. About : o'clock, George w.
Buckncr Esq, met Jos. w Glover at tho spring in or
near Palmyra The meeting was acciJental-Gover
armed with six barrel revolving pistol Buckner with
any means Of defence An altcrc alton took place
between them, OF the tendon of which, not in
formed, when Glover drew his pistol and Buckner
the ball passing just above the hip and coming the
navel Buckner, thus wounded, Immediately seized the
pistol from Glovers hands, and fired It, the ball
directly through the latters heart lilo expired nmeoi
ately. Buckner died yesterday morning.
Inc parties to this dreadful conflict respectable
men aud we understand that there had BEEN prior the
above duel diifculty whatever between Them MIR
ding ut Bowling Green, and Mr. Glover student law
at talmyra.
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LryEKrooL CLAsslrlcArror
New York Cattle Market.

PRovIsoSs-Mess pork is held at sic so, and prime
So Beef So SO ST. for city and country mess prim
81 rs.
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TAitikANI's LUalrUIND
K It X A G. OF BEBS

ND COPAlBA Is particularly recommended a. q SAFE
lAsleedy and efficient remedy for ali sexual Diseases is in
very ra!ed AID Ileag FORM which admits oftikng
twithout being tasted producing sickness
become very popular and all who have H.
Anowiedse ITS eicscy For sale Wholesale and retail by
a.o ), Corner Of Greenwich ard wsrrsa streets, 2.
Hendrickscn Ssynmsh NJ A. Santos, Norfolk; o. M Careys
Sharlexon, .: Antgnac X Barry, Augusta; w g. Reese,
Louis. mrl2 imsr
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her dshts he uttsr slandcr
The cHAraMAS.-Doss the gentleman insist on his
Mr. McCLERSASp was understood to say that his col
league and the gentleman could settle the personal mat
ter between themselves, but he wished defend Illinois
against SANDER.
Mr. Cul,ra resumed-Iti Is remarkable that point Of
order Is raised because said State does not pay her
debts hope Illinois will call in her bonds. My
suents hold Of these bonds and they feel anxious
that they should be cancelled
lie then spoke Of the boundary of Texas II was true
that Texas had resolved that her boundary extended to
the Rio Grande but resolves Of themselves Of
use-t took two to make bargain All history proved
that there was other line and he appealed to the
representatives from Texas to say whether she had
letter to be written to her majestys minister (Charles
Ellott) stating the reason why he did not interfere in
eeAs Or .ns sss that they Ms.
nearly put this matter in true light IA voice =" lie
didn's know tho line Yes sir lie knew that line and
he knew the It line of Oregon9 [Laughterl lie
alluded 70 what Messrs Van Buren, Calhoun Nc Duc
10 said about Texas, etc And when he concluded
Mr. PiLLssuRy OF Texas, obtained the floor, and
The COMMITTEES rose, AMI the Speaker resumed the
Chair.
PRINTING OF the TARIFF BILL.
MT HrN0EKFoRD said that while in Committee, he Of
that il be printed
AMI like numtsr Of the substitute DO printed cres VI
oh no, the usual number"l
MIR JoSEs Of Gsorga-Ths bill has been printed
A voioE-" Yes, but there none in the House
now"
In to inquiry, the sprArra said that $40 CO.
pies the usual number.
And $40 copies of each, ordered to be printed.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY.
Mr. GILES asked Leave to submit resolution, but II
was objected totha copies Of the Documentary history
Of the United States in the State Department, be
Distributed TO each incorporated Historical Society n
this country.
INCREASE az ARMs
Mr. BEpIxcEn, asked leave to submit q resolution,
which was objected to that the Committee Military
Affairs be instructed inquire into expediency Of
making appropriation FOR tho manufacture Of in
creased number OF the springfield and Harpera
Ferry armorios
resolution was adopted to terminate the debate on
the Indian Appropriation bill to- morrow at /? O'Clock
And At fifteen minutes past three the House adjourned
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PHILADELPHIA, June is, l6l6,

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, lb40.
waggish individual, with, perhaps, mischiey-
Gus intentions not yet disclosed has posted acard
about the city calling town meeting for this afternoon
to put down" the telegraph 1t states that the wires
being extended wide region Of country, have the
effect spreading storms throughout the whole distance
causing disease and the crops from the long
nued rains. This idea, which originated in the mind Of
some washerwoman who disappointed last week in
getting her clothes dry has doubt reached the
sent pitch by the assistance Of penny paper of this
the office Of the telegraph to inquire whether there
any news. The hoax will perhaps attract a crowd. as
Professor Espy, and Hogue, the astroioger, are an.
While aluing to the telegraph let state that the
iron cord having now been thoroughly tested the
Baltimore line the link to connect Harrisburg with this
city is to be Immediately completed he line has been
open ior several mouths from Harrisburg Lancaster
and the latter City to this the posts planted
cord This will complete one step towards the west, and
when finished to Plttsburg the valley Of the
Mississippi will be easy Application has already been
mcncement Of the line between Cincinnati and Louis
VILE BY gentleman who is willing furnish all the
funds necessary for the undertaking.
Several persons at and
on the road to the Hunting Park jackson
the American deer, eleven miles in an hour. Sam
uel Christy was instantly killed by falling from veh
Gle, while reaching for tho reins, which companion
had dropped. sned also broke down with the weight
OF crowd upon II, but no one was seriously hurt
seizure oil 25O barrels OF -four was made Yesterday
in consequence Of being inspected and also for kor
weight. II was from the state OF Ohio, and had been
shipped on board Boston packet
Sales Of Stocks nj Philadelphia.
JuSE I6FIRsr BOARD 30 Planters Bank Miss "a: IS.
goo State 81 sS; 1000 Cincinnati Bonds S. 81 50 Coaner
Asr1F SaLrs-4ooo Reading Railroad Bond. a. 50 do do
shares, 3sjs; 500 State S. 6sss.
sscosp BoAnp- $3.50 L.hsh Bonds sex; 100 do do SCI 10
Railroad. IS; 400 do Bonds, II.
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MEDIC AL AND SURGICAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, superinduced by secret de.
trctive habit with its concomitsnt symptoms noctnr.
Morrison who the healthy tone and re-.
instates its original Structures veneal diseases
cured without See his London d,p mas w.th the
sysas Of the Gonrs oe Exami,sn Of he Roy COLLEGE
Carlisl-s &c il Office. 2O. Fulton street jri1 tsrc
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master General under the law Of last year. o.hsrwiss
he would have prssrrsd the line to Liverpool but he
Mr.. DAVIS spoke at length In favor of both lines. and
was iblowed on the side BY MIR. HrsTIsoroN and
Mr.. NiLrs
Mr. SIMMONS urged tho further advantage Of these ships
as war steamers in case Of necessity.
MIR McDurriE moved to strike out the provision for
the line Of steamers for Liverpool.
Mr. CALHous said this would be a costly experiment
Much nformaton was yet required 70 know whether
should adopt or not The scheme presented itself in
great variety OF aspects 1t first presented itself as
naval establishment, secondly a postonice establish
ment and thirdly as Commercial establishment As
post.odice establishment he doubted the expedency of
extending its operations beyond own limits II was
the policy of Great Brta because her colonies extend
all the world In that respect there was a great
difference between the two countries Speaking OF the
scheme MIR Calhoun said IL was known that the British
government paid the company fg1O per annum for
transportation of the mails Now he would ask what
were the receipts OF the government
Mr. DAVIS said that the receipts wero said TO exceed
$1,000 per annum the expenditure to the company
hearsay estimates He woul prefer the official docu
ments lie referred to certain parliamentary documents
and receipts of its foreign mail transportation summing
up eleven lines their aggregate cost per annum amount
leaving deficit in roun numbers Of fl $50 OOo charged
upon the general treasury The Cunard line. in l5A
cost fao 600 its receipts from mails including the Bri
tish North American colonies only 1880 leav.
ing deficit OF Els 0oo AMI deductng the colonies,
this deficit would be greatly increased As CONNER
cia establishment this savorod too much OF monopoly,
Ter government patronage A naval establishment
its ezpe iieucy was very doubtful Unicr appraiss
these ships might BIO sold at extortionais cost
TO the government He thought best that the navy
should DO built b. the itself Of the
teral'. and should always be in the best for
service.
Mr. ARCHER advocated the Bremen line. because of
the tobacco trade with Germany and the great facilities
which this line would give to such trade
blr AcDuFFiE said II the Senator had voted for the Zol
vercn eaty -ould have Ieen Of twenty times tho
value 20 the tobacco trade that any line Of steamships
could possibly be That would have given free trade.
MIR AacHsH We have tree trade now.
MIR. M'DrTpnr Well then. don't know what
Cries Of" Question question. !"
Mr. CALHOUN and MIR ARcH9R further discussed the
Bremen appropriation, when
MIR snv'sR moved TO lay the hill upon the table Lost
And tho appropriation Of $4,000 Of the Bremen line
ting in the Affirmative
The amendments then reported and concurred in,
and the bill ordered to a third reading
The Houmah Land Claims then debated for half
an hour by Mr. Johnson OF La, when the Speaker gave
way and the Senate adjourned.