The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-29

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The products Of this great natsn This arises ron NE 40
that few minded members Of tbs Senate rsusud
10 vote at the last session. favor Of an of
only about So 900 to obtain the necessary information
The present Commissioner Mr. Burke had entered into
extensive arrangements to most perfect return
Of all the staple products Of the country with additional
facts connected with M agricultural resources but the
want Of the before named appropriation put an end 10 fur
Their operations. II Is well known TO all your commercial
readers throughout the world that the annual publcs.
ton Of the table Of staple products as preparsdby this
department. was relied upon a. correct and conclusive
aud not only formed the basis of calculations TO settle
the supply and price for the season. but also placed IN the
II basis Sr % bssrnR upOn IS
political economy Senator Ashley Arsnsa deserves
to continue this importont annual report but his efforts
were oyerthrown by petty Jealousy of his popula.
T,y, and envy Of his sstsnton to hi: constituents
compelling The Congress of this session to make an an
preparation to secure the future continuance Of this report
to construct national railroad with general favor
from every prominent member Of both houses of Con-
gres, and il any plan is recommended his will be adopt
ed. perceive that the of Lieutenaut' or Cap
tain Wilkes has been used the author of this plan and
mention il here to avoid further error.
Much excitement exists here relative to the contem
plated duel between Garrett Davis Of Kentucky, and
Bayly, of Virginia who represents Wisss district The
chshenge was taken to the boarding hour OF Mr. Bayy
by Senator Barrow, of Louisiana He Tor Mr. Bayy
in the hall Of the boarding house. and told the servant to
privately,
ness OF Importance from Mr. Davis This led to suspicion
and after MIR Barrow had retired notice was given and
the house watched until Mr.. Bayly arrested. He
was held to bail in the of $1,000 Tho law Of the
district against dueng ten years imprisonment in the
Pene ntary and fine Mr. Badly is still in this city and
MI Davis Is IN baltimore, waiting for bis opponent
Mr. Davis he IT. Sa1 w
have the apology or the fight. This you can depend
upon.
i submitted myself to-day to the respiration of Dr.
Mortons newly discovered ETHEREAL Vapor" applied by
Dr. Edward Warren, for the purpose of having two
Troublesome teeth extracted by the celebrated dentist
Geo w Humphreys, Of this city. The first exhalation
produced calm, quiet sleep about minutes after
had been commenced and the first TOOTH large SIZE
was instantly extracted By DR.. Humphreys, without
the least sensible pain recovered in a few moments
afterwards having sensation of gaiety, similar to the
early effects OF good champagne then took second
trial which left me perfectly unconscious of all opera
tons, with considerable agreeable excitement The
second tooth then pulled without any sensible pain
remained to witness its use BY several gentlemen and
ladies', among whom we're Judge Smith, of the Marine
Court of your city, who had two taken out without
even knowing that they were extracted. He was
under considerable gay excitement, after a partial re.
e0very from the somn6c state but soon restored
The gas il to be introduced in the army forthwith
q wonderful, most wonderful discovery. Yours, c.