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Sc! ii sI !:: : J: :!|!s: ] q:
Now S.s Oh Rs11. FsusA 40 day. nom Bergen, Nor.
~$s ."'.ss'
%sss !. %sG k sss: fro" Bremen
B. BSsms ss.xsps days from TObssco with 1913
Blis cq5asIia Hatch. from Ponce PR. June 5.h. with
Orb for fillmore, ih inst lat Il, Ion 7s0, spoke bark
ass q sIS T for s% h ANN
Big Robert Bruce. Wade. from Belize, Hon, June 3D.
h S s BEEN sy % a. Il mes fl
and thick fass ,y,;,. :, -,
1900 boxes sugar, to Mathews Left brig Pensacola, for
Brig Angola Bell from Mansanilla Cuba June 3D. with
mahogany, mossses &c 20 Curtis 18th inst at % spoke
brig Prince de Jonvle Gardner 10 days from New Orleans
Brig Emma Durham, days from Trinidad de Cuba, with
Biz Harriet York from Tobueo May u. with 900 qun-
Ao H%s1s TO r York; from os.a. snip
Brig Josephine Robinson 20 days from New Orlsins with
stis Eli: Bi. Warren, day; from New Orleans:
judge W&'ssy DAY; from Belfast Msiss or SSaIiss.o?
Br brig Dolphin, Holden. days from St John, NIB, with
Br brig osprsy. Calhoun, days from St John, NIB with
Brig sis9ss M9sap days fro" Norfolk with slaves
o 81 g @
g Acker on Henopeu. spoke brig Helen Mar, FIN
Br schr John Wesley, Mckinney 70 days from Ragged
b0nns WIN Se 'S e TO
Schr John Clark Hart dys from Mobile with 300 slaves
to Reyhurn; l2l bales cotton Dlnger Ames 9th inst.
of the Tortuga spoke schr Wave, from Mobile for Provi
Van Buron, cruise, all WELL 2th inst, off Cape Cami-
val spoke ship Eliza Morrison, Lesch, from Mobile for Ii
verpoo
schr lone, Hsrek, days from Newbem, NC, wi,hnaval
stores, TO 3 l. MITCHELL
schr Mitchell, - days from Newbern. Nc with
naval stores, TO Medad Plat.
Schr Phebe Eliza Osborn. Georgetown, SC with flour,
&c. 20 Sturges Clearman & Co.
Schr Manchester, Smack. from Richmond and days from
the Cape: with Hour aud tobacco. TO Allen Paxson
Schr Lightfoo Sleeper, days from Thomaston, lime
Schr l. Stuart, Logic Virginia.
Schr 0neIds Collins Virginia.
Schr b Stafford Johnson, Virginia.
schr sicooa, Townsend, Indian River, corn.
Schr New Jersey, Ward Virginia.
schr N Bidde. Bugbee, Virginia.
Schr Lady Lake, Lake, virginia.
Schr Ghss a,I Smart Baltimore, coal.
sehr i ' H.rton . Barsaaaek. Virginia.
Schr Manchester, Smack. Richmond, mdse.
Schr Jane. Lake, Virginia:
schr Osborn, Beverly, Virgina
Schr Pamelia Rodgers, Virginia.
Schr Peter Litter, Derrckson, Virginia
Schr Trimmer, Lyons, Virginia
Schr Townsend. Grant, Virginia
Below.
A Dr. bark, with passengers
Also, / brig-unknown.
Sailed.
Br shin Liverpool for Lvepool Br bark Regulus for 81
John, NIB.
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CLAssIrIcArior.
The Crops.

For several days past says the .alsrandria (a) De.
companed with heavy and violent winds rendering the
atmosphere at times cold and dsagreeabc. The terri
BILE storm on Sunday night did considerable damage to
stand, having been laid almost desclate by it. The
fences aroond the plantations also sustained
damage.
The prospects Of the cotton planters in this parish
the Marksve tAvoyelles) Yiageriof tho LIST June,
usually wet and the Consequence is that most OF the
crops completely in the grass" be seriously
injured On Bayou des Glasses species Of cotton louise
damage We understand that planter in that vicinity
has been obliged to plough up and repant about forty
vermin.
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nv 1Avsx, Juss is-An sshs sssvsyos. Rsush, rhllr
,HSwSvavssar Juns is-sld. brig Fossw, wiIniustos,

My HAvsx June is-An sshs ss,vsyes. RsasL, rhss.
:, SwSvav,sar. Jns is-sld. brig Fess~. wiiniusssu.
rnL1pELrnIA June seArr packet ship s.ransk
, =, am Lissrro..l Brig Sarsgnssus Leighton ln vii
%end; H,loct. New York: Amphibous, smith, io sass
Smith, smith F1s1id.nss Sarah Loasa ihI
xmse.n Eagle Ogden Troy; barge oasid: Haynes Nee: s%s
ss do cS bark n:T
salem IA; Able wilisn. Norfolk and Fs,sfs.
Hs'ons Jarvis No1wsf o.esol. Iynm.rs p;sSesa:
SNnTSs Kelly Boston; MARY Bysn Pors%oyh; EHsins
New Psfs hssss
York; Indiana Carson dos James PLosnd C.ii BOSTON,:
WI Gaizmer Banks, Hartford; Ellen Baker, Hartford:
Samuel Thresher do; Cassandr. Sharpe Newark; Wafer
Fowl thompson. New York; Beaver Wilson, Troy. do;
,s-Ag .shr Nile Bourne. Mobils
"a satevant do sid Pearl Nsckerson PhiiSjenHnio
Dennys Bs.map Rondout; Ann Eliza Baylis do Teeam.
PoRrssiourI, June lsAr schr Carpo Hayford Norfolk
RIcHMoED June i9th.Arr sehrs David Cofn Nye Sand.
Eliza and Panama New York; Moreau Pb;isdslnII;.
Susan Luewig, Sandwich.
SALEM, June ls-Arr schr H Herrick, Clarence New
York
WrLMscros, June ls-Arr schr Cassius, Eldrdge tom
Boston; brig Orion, Randall, from ST. Thomas CID brig
LOdent, Miles for Trinidad de Cuba; Belle, Myers for
Psru Asswoods for Porsmoush. H. '0f oaasoa' 'ehr
WAsHIyGTos, y. e, June 6.Arr schr Myers, Fowler
Rely Rely saa smes boso 'ehI' Edward Frank
RIVER spisadid, ' York 'e''' ''en D'"0sn Fan
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lCOSTIvENESSl CURED,
WITHOUT PURGATIVE MEDICINES OR
INJECTIONS, BY

nUMUNT,S EKVALENTA, Ian aIlmentaTy FsrinaJ
~ and the Cochin, Chinese 'easse This discovery was
Ervalenta will only tipss also all d,sas
tail, in whole half packets 1.-THE Derot for the United
States Of DuMoNrs EnvAhEsTA Spruce street. md also
Sold also in this city Bryants us Broadway Wyatt
Keeh9m, III Fulton street; Esculspan Temple q, Broad
u,vIRl ,ner
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEEs,
THE
l N v ] s l B l. E

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that sceptics
- aud connoiseurs have il the
srtraordpa invention Of the day The advantages: e
weaving, which its appearances closely
sembe the natural hair both in ghnes and natural appear
defy detection, being beautiful
porous and free that in all case: Of espirs.on ev.Po.
avoided The sceptic and alike invited
inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and the peculiar
BARRY LAG Broadway corner Of Liberty street. stain.
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Destructive FLoops IN VIRGiSn.-In Hamp-
shire county, Va, not only have the whole crops
OF grain and been entirely destroyed but tho soil
has been totally swept away by the resscss impetuo-
sy Of the recent foods leaving in their train heaps Of
stones Many Of the inhabitants compelled to
leave their dwellings unfrequenty in tho night and
take refuge in the open woods.
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AT THE BRoKERs BoARp. June 81 shares Boston and
Maine, RR li2 200 Reading RR 9lH h; $50 East Bos-
ton Company ~: ~, I, Long island RR 81 2 do I'D
100 do siod 57k as Boston and Worcester RR rights IS
o.
SECOND BoARp.-15 shares Norwich and Worcester RR,
SIN; 40 Long Island RR say % IS do SD 81; IS do 81
1908 Boston and Maine RR (new stock 1885, Eaat Boston
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THE MuRpERxR PoTrgR.-The lower house Of the
Connecticut Legislature has refused by large majority
TO the punishment Of Potter, the murderer to
imprisonment Cor life
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Passcnxers Arrlved.

LosDos-Paeket ship Hendrix Hads9n-E Alexander, of
mold Clais, Zurich Brown, New Haven A H Nc Donald
Inverness; Henty Thomas, London; Montague, MD, N
PoNcE PR.Brig CoIdelia--W q g Apprenheimer, lady
Dominick, Of Porto Rico.
MoNTEviDEo-Bark ChancelIor-J Tyler A Bennett
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nR VAN ZANDT's celebrated Health Restorative Ann
- Dyspepsic and Anti-Bliou Caarc Pills. sold
Wyatt Ketchums. iai Fulton Price Is cents per
oos wva5 I'm N I
ITO MARRIED LADiES.-A secret Worth Kpowing-
Il Apply for further particulars 70 Dr. CHI. MONTEL,
lower post ocs No sttsrs taken from the once unless thsy
post rs'A sstmsv~
COPPER-e eases Engiish ppashng Copper For sale 81
~ NJ Ek COkkAA9 Co, = eouth q
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lY2 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

Fyou tks Ecening Psstl
- CREAM FOR SIiAVINq.--fhis article, universally
praised by those who mad trial eft last year took the r
BY those who that 10 impossible an
article equal il sofening the skim fragrant the
sense destroyer Of reckes and pmpe and sold cheap
er than the old ALL therefore, who would consult
economy and comfort In shaving should Themselves
= From the New York Gazette New sosp-ws speak
from experience, and speak from the professional
Ann street who ahead Of anything ever yet found
in this department of modern improvement II
" an emoen but i H. something more" In short,
believe it Is the best shaving soap in the world.
From the Evening Mirror.-Rngs Verbena Cream,
know by be the hest kind of shaving and
those who have Boards should be
without IT, has penetrating way Of it, own, aad softens
OF shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the bu
sness Of Dr. Minor the Of Broadway and John
street, where his inesmsbe article be obtansd and
Rings Cough Candy which said TO be pleasant
and certain cure for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday Dspach-Every man who shaves him
self should procure Rings verbena Cream" Is
quste article oening the beard and alaying all irritation
Of an annoy e, the razor.
Beware Of invitations, and observe the written signature,
under the directions for use Of &c H. Ring Prepared and
Cor sale. Wholesale and retail and for s1goss;cn.
1872 Broadway, corner Of John erect.
Successor to Dr. VIM. H. Minor
NB-Merchsnts particularly requested 20 call and
appearance and price II cannot be beathe splendid
label, from steel plate, engraved by Messr Rawdon
Wright Hatch far exceeding any thing Of the kind before
the public. ND 1msr
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PHILADELPHIA, June ~, lSlo
We have had swelterng hot day here till about three
O'Clock when storm commenced which has plenfully
besprinked the parched earh and rendered the tempe
nature pleasantly cool.
The Adjutant General Of the Commonwealth has
tended the time for receiving offers from volunteers
to the 18th Of next month This rendered necessary
not by any lack Of spirit the part Of military, but
from those offers not having been made in conformity
with the regulations previously issued II is remark
able fact that the only two companies from this city and
county which have made the offer in the form required
composed almost entirely Of what the natives here
term foreigners" They are the Paterson Guards Capt
Stokes and the Steuben Fusilcers Capt Sybcrg. The
FIRST being of Irish and the latter Of German origin
here yesterday from Boston, with the owner and party
Of his friends on board II passed by the city without
Stopping for any length of time, and proceeded up the
river to enable. Perkins to visit Of his relatives in
The final settlement Of the Oregon difficulties having
been advised by the Senate and treaty approved Of has
had favorable effect upon the business of the week.
though operations have been rather limited. Prices Of
tea and coffee have upward tendency in
Of the proposed change in the tariff Domestic goods are
as usual at this extremely dull though prices
remain without alteration No change has this
week in the prices Of coal sales range at 81 for white
and - so for Lehigh and 81 l2J "a 25 for Schuyl
amounts to SOL 399 TONS of which 43 3as the
Reading Railroad In provisions the market has been
inactive. Sales Of flour for the week. 5000 bales de-
mand languid and mostly for home consumption.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
yvsE 2o.First Board-sioooo State SIS 6saz; $4,000 do
RsndSs W R1IS s. ~ 9i ,.on n.
second Board Union Canal Is, 1870 oirard BIZ Io,
X r s;,s!,.; Union Bank Ten. ss{. = N'"'
Board3 shares Union Bank Tenn. So; II 900 State S.
day State So reached ss-ast Saturday they sold sc
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Foreign IlnpOrtatlons.
-. II. Ill. n am Is

LoSDoNship Hendrix Hudson-iOoc casks Barstow & CO;
HiSa Sc
u: Any
ssssy " ssa
xs;is
Wsss% smSsHt a'osa qp Sss ilBsss
NisS s 81 = ss R.s Dass
s.: ss. III Sis s$s IA
ibos Msrioe, Wiltqs Scot; cas-: wiley fusna% Sa
MY ss%: ASFo Evsrsea: Sss: S.Is:
.H4MsyRo~Bris Msiett,~iSS bbis mdse Ioag 4 schne.
s o;s:1 l'ns''-' 90 nd's h'''eAs eo'a pls' to
%S:s
DO Brown Brothers co BosOna' do Charles Fessenden,
PSSs. SSs T. hid. Ss;
RE.as Hondar,s-Brs Robert Bruce-i7 ceroous scehi-
bal. sponge slabs mahogany box turtle
,MAs.4sIILAaBrg Apsoa-so leg. mahogany 70, ties II
Domestic Importation.
New ORLEANs-Brig Ellis-839 hhds sugar Barstow &
rope.cOo :,st; 4, com aOs % wheat Collins CO-asO
pS5s . lard Rssass' vi: lard
pGNsh sf S
200 do Goodhue co-lo5 pigs lead Rogers co3oo
ham bbls pork ii55 SACKS wheat Collins COS bbs
lor.2S do Rowland Aspinwall do Bogart Kkeeand
IS bsgs Door 4 Walsh-2 boxes Samuel Cochran.
MoR,LE-Bark Vemon-eo0 bis cotton w Prat-lA Spot
ford, Tilstson CPS Delnger 4 Ames-5i Ba.set 4
Z II Talmsn-i bx Parmele 4 iodges-i Green, Henry s
Smith, Stone Start Doxy-2 trunks Mrs Sweet-2
Liwenston-l T. BARTLETT D Price Cog do BIZ II T
Chapmanl trunk Phillips- do BIZ lawrence Murray &
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,
FROM GERMANY,
NJ OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Now
M York. and the public in general that he has located him.
self in this city,

NJ York and the public In general that he has located him.
sea- : '"' guy NO 49, BROADWAY,
w1sEi Tiy e iSsa iEsik e
In Gold. Silver and Steel Frames
1ss h Sy H. r. e.: Sps for
sons with eyes can Be supplied with glasses which will
Particular a.ts9.cn !. called to new style Of P.nrsetvs
as OF tine s ae g
Bssa highly Ss sss, %
Short Sighted persons such a. have been operated upon
insert. Glssss. q hyperion aus!y Gld frames
m Il s' the
sight for five years. or exchange them without e1t charge
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
and ID. oy by GRAY Mo
] en-. - s:s. s
DR.. J. FRANCIS. OCULIST,
465 BROADWAY,
rrr THIRD DoSE PROM Grand STREET
A.
s.: Ri S::E R'is'' ks:::
Tss
,O Artificial Eyes inserted without PAIN 10 Advice 10
Dr. Francis will remove on the first of May to No 40
Broeme street first house. second block ofBroadway
al 1md<W*r
WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEEs,
THE MOST NATURAL,
Be- g s'S o
ZIG Pearl II would quite unnecessary say
thing reference these Wigs since the extensive and
liable be imposed BY the pretended wig
claims their merits that be mislsd, deprived Of
80 valuable head ofhair.
great variety oades ornamental hair work. the vsr
branches, wholesale and retail at
al lm*rh LAIRD'S, % Chatham ct.
NEW INVENTED WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHEL OR'S invented Wigs and Scalps, 30 per
ectly resemble the natural hair as to defy dstecrio1
ofhair when perfectly adapted the counten.nee
and style OF and without Of the vexatous
cured at WIN. BATCHELORS, Wall street. near Broad
way. Removed from 63 Broadway. m2I lmsm
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REMOVAL.
DR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT viii
~ be removed the t Of May l6 Fulton street. next
door 70 the Sun Once, sign Of the Big Bottle.
N. Block out for counerfes and mpostors. See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of r
Townsend Owing the Of this srti
Gle company has been formed TO put mp spurious one in
the same shaped bottles. Look out for impostors.
s4l1 m re -
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Passengers to Arriy

Passengers to Arrive.
,sAyANSAH-B.ig Macon-Rcv H Wilcox lady and four
children DR. Mitchell lady and children L Davis and
lady Mrs Young and daughter, Miss Dillingham; Miss Conn.,
Mr. Gardner, Whitmore.
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NO QUACKEKY.

nOCTOR COOPER, II Duane street, member OF the
~ Royal College Of Surgeons London Is consulted conf
denaly all private diseases, which he without
mercury ndrance from business Recent cures
in few days: practice oftwelve Yeas enables Dr. C.
Debility resulting from habit INDUCED in BY young
protrscted gee syphilic eruption and ulcers agyra
guaranteed charge. Dr. e. regularly edueatsd
physician and surgeon. jeao stsrc
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BALTIMORE, juno 20, 1916.
The Gale osia's News--Ihe baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road c. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Sterling
Markets, 3. ock Board, Sc
The news by the Caledonia received here yes.
erday morning at O'clock by telegraph, and in the
Of the morning the city flooded with extras
The most important to Baltimore, said to have
been received by the Caledonia is contained in letters
from the Hon. Louis McLanc announcing his intention
of returning home at an carly day. and rcsuming the
practical duties Of the presidency OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad The proposition for the purchase Of
with his hearty approval provided the charter Is not in
terfered with by the next Legislature of Pennsylvania
Such confidence have the London capitalists in his
judgment and integrity, that they prepared any
moment. to loan the Baltimore aud Ohio Company what
may be required for the purpose: that If the
route is deemed safe and practicable by himself his
return and examination of it. in two years from its
mencement, Baltimore and Pittsburgh will be the two
The Holiday street theatre is learn, about to be
reopened by Mr.. Marshall when tho patriotic plays
duced Il is also said that the Front street is to be again
opened by Mr.. Burton, in the Of short time.
The Museum continues to do asplendid business and
is now under the management Of MIR. Barnum, in
necon with Mr.. II. Bennett, who yesterday assumed
the personal management of tho establishment in place
OF the late Samson Taylor, Esq.
Sterling, Of the party charged with committing
rape on Margaretta Eheman acquittcd tho jury,
tilted as ono Of the offenders Tho case Of Mcintosh,
another OF the same party will be disposed of Mon
day Should the latter also be cleared there is no
doubt but that the whole party will be liberty by
the Governor the cases have already cost the city an
that has elapsed since the offence rendering their per-
sonal Identification even if guilty, almost Impossible.
They have all suffered nearly years imprisonment al
So which will 20 TO satisfy public opinion in some mea
sure.
The MARxErs.-The last sales of Howard street flour
took place on Thursday good selected brands bringing
50 81. Yesterday, however, the market at per-
feet stand again. and not single sale was made The
inspections Of the week amount 53s bbls and 495
hall bbls hour besides Ia bbs rye four $40 bbls and
45 half bbls. meal
Whiskey is now firm at 30 cents in hhds and 81 in bis.
Sales of Stocks Mt Baltimore.
There is little change in money mathematics firm
without excessive demand Stocks stationary price
the sales OF the week fair In State
there little doing77 offered, aud 70 asked with sale OF
~ 500 at the former rates Sterling Five cents. C6a67x
Three per cents 3as0. City of 1890, held
9A-sales t911sbnyers at OH Loan Of 1870 IS bid. Plea.
Six % offered Nothing doing in Five per
cents. Railways per cents. i0ilaao,.
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House of Representatives.

WAsHfrGroS, June Is, lS4o
Az EXCITING sckNE-A GEORGIAN ALBANIAN
words POINTS,
Mr. STEPHENS, OF Georgia arose to personal expaua-
lion tCries OF " Hear him.
The SrEAKgR-The gentleman from Georgia rises to
no objection
Mr.. STEPHENS proceedcd.-Thcre was a repor, in the
linton Of Tuesday night which placed him in false po-
Leek he represented saying that tia boundary
between the Unssd States and Mexico ought TO have
been the Rio Grande, and doubt could have been
obsined peacefully by nsgotstion" And the question
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ueman to know there was widc difference between
ed him with couding with the enc mics of The country
10 this he would not deign reply II was the coun.
trys honor, rights and interests on which he would
have the people to rally But the highest duty of the
country is lost sight OF and he feared the time was
coming when the people would feel the truth of the re-
marx u TINS capital was on fire. it would be the duty of
every patriot 10 rush forward its extpyushment not
stopping to look into its origin or to discover the ncen
diary. SO would he the country was assaled rush
to its defence but this did preclude an
into crime
Mr. YANcrv again rose ana asked 10 make few fur
Their personal remarks.
The sPgAxER-The Chair hears no objection
Mr. fAScEY--Mr. Speaker -
An honorable gentleman objected.
Mr.. fANcEy--l have the floor. | nothing in what
he gentleman has said to do away with the report The
that speech which were not delivered in the House
call the attention OF the House and the gentleman to the
TACT that the day made my speech, had but fifteen
minutes OF time. 4, therefore, said | should merely
state my propositions, and not argue them and
when the gentleman from Georgia saws that there
matters in the printed speech delivered in the House,
acts = -
Mr.. srrrHrSs, (quickly) What facts7
Mr. fAscsy.-That had but q short time to speak
ing stated the heads.
Mr. srrrarss.--i never denied that
:, VT iAscsr-l say, tnen, when the gentleman from
his senses about him. and deigned 10 iist.n and n hs
arose In ms place and said there were matters in INV
printed speech which did verbally specify he was
Buiy OF quiooie unworthy of a gentleman or guilty
Of falsehood in say ing that published remarss J not
make That is the point II he designed to convey the
impression.
Mr.. srsrHrSs--The gentleman from A,ab.uo ...n.
laboring under misapprchenson. gave reason for
the expression Matters appeared in speech which
were not delivered ! did not charge the gentleman
with impo sing on the country.
MIR. YAScEy resumed. sndcrsan1 the import Of Ian.
guagc, and in this connection he made the words
conssmptbs expression" - applicable to the gentle.