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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-18
T III K A M A 4 y N

WIGS,
Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
Scalps and the sab,crber happy being the 6rst
duce them hss They display the forehead and temples 70
height, point wig making before aftained
They are composed Of ysnating gossamsr yok They
the head by contrvanee entirely they
put moment They Immediately adapt themselves
to become part and parcel Of the
living man. Copy Iss idSIs': 4, n,o,sv o,no.. m.
jy,s liver 6ioSe Hotel. unds; I SSsso"'s Hotel
FOR SALE,
THE Good Will and FIXTURES Of Liquor Store and Vic.
tualing House. In the vicinity Of South do
ing frst business The has been ted
siderable and everything complete for Carrying
the businsss This 10 chance that seldom Offers Satisfac
given tor selling For further particulars
qsiIe At y BuIling Slip jy,I acre
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOUhS.
mcnt in the large basement Of No CO John street, for
knowledge ar and bought. He he sscumoiatsd . con-
siderable eosston Of work. Of which curious and
exclusively for cash. and to have rival whatever in the
salln~ss Of his po aud the lownsss OF his prices His
stock will be constantly augmented ~ the purchase Of PHI
libraries Of smaller collections Of books He will
ture science aud IN all languages He hopes there
fore make his establishment agreeable for tbs
Bbomanac, the Antiquarian the Divine, the LAWYER the
whom will with choice works, his partcusx
walk the lowest possible He therefore, invites all
literary him visit and Judge for themselves
Music f the Piano Forte and other for which
lowest price charged by very cheapest seller N he
city ''".l' be u: JoA Il 'f BOYLE Bookseller.
mv23 lmeMe sc John street. New York.
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Would leave nett revenue Of :. -. a440o, ss7
without calculating any augmentation of i'm.
ports whatever.
TO which add
An increase OF revenue to be derived from the
following causes, viz =
Increase D. population from 30th June, l846,
to 3oth November lsa7, according to the
rate of increase by the census from 1880 to
Increase of population derived from the an
nexation Of Texas, estimated at 10000. l89,955
Nett revenue, adding only an increase as
above from augmented population, and not
any increase Of importations for consump-
ton from reduced rates. $40. 6e5 AZ
The nett revenue Of lsi5 at duties proposed making
allowance for any augmentation either from reduced
duties or augmented population, we have seen would
Add increase Of revenue a: arising from an v 1870
increased importation of $la ISL 500. as tho
result exclusively Of reduced duties. l0S8 $50
SOS 6s4 ,ss7
To which add revenue from augmented i'm.
ports for consumption of $40. 500 346, as
the result OF increased population, includ.
ing AoAas '...s.. S,ooi'1o
Nett revenue under bill and schedule. $ai oss sls
Increased importation for consumption at
Is per cent. as above stated. from increas-
cd population and annexation Of Texas. slosso,s4o
Add increase of importation for consump.
ton as result exclusively Of reduced du-
ties ................ 1890. 1851, 500
Total increase of imports of dutiablo articles
for consumption as the result of increased
population, including Texas and reduced
duties. .................. $24,44l SAG
Add importation for consumption of dutia-
Bile articles, imports, 1916 ........ lo4s7s, 900
sumption. -. $las, oaI. 400
Total free imports for consumption, ak
elusive of specie. ................ 1901 .o47
slso, 5aa a5s
Total imports for consumption, free and du- A
TABLE, exclusive of specie 800. $50 ,4io
Free list, exclusive Of specie, under act of
1912, imports for consumption Of is4s ISM eao
Deduct from the above excess Of exports Of
specie over imports Of ls45. (See page 40
treasury repOri). ................... s.7ss.ls5
ns7a,7u
Deduct excess Of exports over imports of
certain articles in schedule. Gage 50 Of
same report,. ............ s7a.s2l
ll,6s9,eao
Deduct excess Of expectation over importa,
ton in lsl5 OF coach lace. page 81 Of
same reporD. 60
SLICE ,aso
Add ad valorem imports for consumption of
le45, 500 having been already deducted
Is above Tor excess OF coach lace. (Page
81 Of same report). ................ Sc 0s5 240
SPecincs.. S2,223244
Leaving. .......... SOL, 9O7 ,7a4
Which exactly corresponds with the result of the
special returns at page &c. Of report proves
concusively that all the have bsen correctly cal
cuated.a
The imports of ls45, actually consumed and
on hand, amount, as above stated, -. l06 0e0 Ale
The amount deducted 10. ........ 4l72 SIC
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The poor attended between and TO- morning.
w. BOSTW.Ck, NJ D.,
1yio 2w~rc Attending Surgeon and Physician
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troops from Corpus Christi to the Rio Grandc his he
conendea was rendered absolutely necessary by the
then existing circumstances II the Preside mt had not
thus acted, he would have been branded as mtcce,
and wanting in spirit If gentlemen had delayed their
attacks until peace shall have been conquered would
have been more becoming but, time when coun
try is engaged in the war, the country would regard
their course ~ highly censursble.
The hour to which the debate limited expired and
the Committee proceeded to vote the pending amend.
ments, and othes which were offered But noAs we've
agreed TO.
The Committee rose, and tho bill was passed under
The operation Of the previous question. Yeas 100,
rAx DAT or ADJOURNMENT FIXED.
, The joint resolution from tho Senate fixing Monday
h en aay Oh august for the day Of adjournment Of
Mr. Borp imme diateiy moved the nrevious question
bic, but the motion did prevail
Mr. STEWART expressed the hons that ths nrcv,ou,
question would not DO seconded
But was-ayes I0s, noes not coun,ed
Iie RESOLUTION OF the Senate was concn.r.d In
Mr McCLELLASp moved to reconsider The vo.e nv
wsch the resolution was passed and the motion was
decided in the negative.
PAY OF NrMsrRs-ISprAr rarsr,r,
The House again went into committee
Mr. WSsrwosTH, Of illinois, in the chair and ,oot ~,
MIR. Coss moved to strike oat the ann onr,s,or
pay OF members that be inserted ia tho civil AMI
diplomatic appropriation bills. ~
Mr. CRoziER moved amendme nj 10 nav rcr,.,r
Tennessee volunteers who had beer disbanded
The CHArRMAS decided the amendment to be out Of
order
Mir. DRomeeoIx tsmid lsughther) said, you may pro.
pose to 'his bill thing intend offer an anne nd.
ment to pay an old soldier. Indians and members Of
Congress can 20 together on this bill
Ie decision OF me chair sustained, and Mr. CHo-
zier's amendment declared out Of order.
Mr.. Com again pressed his motion
MrsrIwAsr, OF fenns, lvsnia, moved TO amend that
the pay of members after the frat six months shall be
SIX ooafs after seven monhs four dollars alter eight
months, two dollars per day.
Mr.. MekAr proposed TO incrcaae the amount for the
pay OF me- beers, had mado his calculation to adj.
Journ on the third Of August SOL $40 pay the
expenses of the wild ndit ms, Cumanches and other
tribes, to and iron Washington, making them presents,
ec was supposed in bring ing them here, that the In
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bis Ieuer to the 9Th Of Jonua-y Coaven-
Ton.
Rsso'rsd. That whilst We oppose David
TOd'- ;ytsgH views on thr ear acy. we
are l.krW.sr ops TO the existing NhIs
Backing nw, lor these among other rea-
sons:
Isl. Becau>ei, do s u,tc nam tie ndi-
v.tu0 Ijatity P.luciVle. whl h We ieHeve
essential 10 the security OF Ihe btll-holdrr
agaiu,, iar depreciation Of Lark paper.
%. Because O. does not provide sufficient
sdir-gurds sgaiHst, and adequate pe.olties
for, the commission OF tuuds by Eai K oili-
cials, clerks aud others connected with
Banking Institutions.
Bad. Because, under this law, the Bank
er is hot taxed as individuals are.
4lh. Because il creates and concentrates
at the capital OF our State a great central
influence, capable Of being welded u
gainsl the liberties of the people.
Resoired, That we recommend to the
Democracy OF the State TO assemble at
Newark, on the 28th day OF May next, for
the purpose OF nominating a suitable per-
son Tor the office OF Governor Of Ohio, un-
less public sentiment should designate
different place and time.
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MEXICO.

The report, which was at first regarded
as an idle rumor, that European Prince
is to be set upon throne in Mexico, un-
der the guarantee and protection OF pow
erIul European Governments, is acquiring
ashape and consistency which challenge
our serious attention. 1t is no longer a
mere idle rumor. The London Times al
udes to the project MS one actually con-
lemplaled. Mexico says that journal,
"cannol remain as it is. 1t must ether
sink wilhouta struggle under the yoke Of
a neghhoring republic, hostile and oPpo-
sed to the whole character of its native
population by race, by religion, aud by in
sltutions, or it must seek ~ strengthening
ITS coaacrioa wlh Europe protection IL
gdinsl the spUl of territorial aggrandjzp-
ment and dominica which IS eager TO es.
Hblish a universal sovereignty oven the
contnentof America. Such "A cOnneXion
with Europe can clearly have but one
lam and one origln-ihe form nlonarchicai;
The origin Spanish. The results Of MeXl-
can independence are before the world.
The people OF Mexico cannot tss insensi-
be 10 their own ruin, however powerIess
they may be to avert it. Under such cir
cunstances, what would be the effect of
the reappparance on the shores OF Ameri-
ca Of that flag OF Spain which was original
Iy planted ,here by the great dlscovefers
and captains OF !c~mer ages, aud which
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A. Adams, Samuel Melary, and Joseph
kltgway, j., Commissioners Oi ihe new
State House. was ugleed 10.
4 Nr. Canhy, from the select committee
appointed 20 investigate the charges @.
glu-' JACOB Finn, member OF the House
iIom the co,nty OF Hamilton. made re-
pr, setting forth the whole facts Of the
case, from the commencement OF the di-
iculgy ia the House up TO the time tie as
sauIt was made hy Mr. Finn upon Mr.
Trinb'c, AM concluding with the loi.Ow-
ing resolution;
Resohred, That Jacob Finn, a member OF
the House from the county Of Hamilton,
for having violated the rules oforder of this
House, and Tor having inflicted bodily in
jury on W liam n. TrimJle, mem rr Of
this ll,use from the county of Highland,
for words spoken in debate, he and be
hereby is expelled from this House.
NJ. Mason offered the following as
substitute for the resolution reported by the
coumiucei
Besolrcd, That Jacob Finn. member
Of this House iIom the county Of Hamilton,
is guilty OF ia breach Of the privileges Of this
House, during the session Of Thursday
mornrg last, in the use OF d.sorderly, un-
gcnt'emany, and approbious language to-
wards William y. 1rjmhlc, member Of
Ibis House from The county of Highland,
lhcn on the 40. addressing tie House.
Re olUed, That the said Jacob Finn is
guilty of a breach OF the privileges Of The
Hruse m making violent assault on the
sa d w. H. Tlimbe, on Thursday last,
d ring the recess ofihe House. Tor words
s s,Ckcn hy said Timbe in debate.
Rrsoiped That The said jacob Finn, for
such violation oil the privileges Of the.
House, deserves the severe ceusurp 'hcrc-
Of; and he rs hereby censurcd accordingly. !
The sugjecl was then laid on the table,
o'cIock, P. ".
On motion Of Mr.. Hbberd, the House /
took dp-t&e report Of The committee tp-
pointed to invest gate the conduct Of Dir. |.
Finn.
A log de!@te onsupd, in which Nossrs.
Gallagher, McNakin, Mason, Bncklev n |
Higgi participated. The question was
taken on inserting the amendment offered .
by Mr. Mason, and carried.
Mr.. Maron's substitute for the rosolu- .
ton ported BY the select committee was
then adopted--avcs &c. no,s %
Mr.. Williams Of CoIumhjana, reported .
back The hilI to amend the act dividing he (
State into Congressional districts, With
an amendment providing that the cleo
tors Of the new county Of hlabonug shah |
vote for memhcr Of Congress in the same
dislricts as before thoy were erected into /
the new county, which was agreed to, and
the bill passed.
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WAYNE COUNTY, MEETING

noss mcclng OF the Democrats OF
Wayne county was held in Wooster on
Saturday the 2lst ult. Hon. Ezra Dean
presided over the Deliberations. A num-
Der Of spirited resolution were adopted,
that sound rather mhnmonioas'y with
those O. the G.h Of January Convention.
We have only room for few Of these this
week.
ResaIpcd, That we stand by the prnci.
pies o Democracy, as they have been
transmitted TO Us by our fathers; aud those
prurj,ts are kaow0 and cherished in all
lup Democratic heprls; and we protest
against q Sand ol men, clothed in "a lttIe
lripl authority, daring 10 transcend their
vested powers, and dictate to the people
the principles they shall advocate, and the
sentiments thny shall avow; and we hnrl
back with indignant scorn, the charge OF
WhEaery against those who denounce us
lor adyocaung principles, the success OF
which, we are convinced, will place our
State first on the loil Of empire.
ResotUcd, That Bank Reform, and not
Bank destruction, has heretofore been in
scnted on lhe sutiectof the Currency; and
there We intend it shall remain, until better
reasons are assigned ior change of that
nouo, than these set forth by Mr.. Tod in
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leh indestuctihle traces OF is pristine au-
tLonty iu tie co.ouiaI descendants OF t."
Sr1ui-h peoples ID ncu.d BE- as sasv -
accomplish the conqurs. oi MrAtco d.. iLs
p.rtnl moment With handful oi the
uuop- which imm ilfc vaui-Ha cd Cu!a. as
IN the days OF the aboriginal Mexiea. rli.-
cCs'
The Times cOrirsses ;h1t when il tbrav
out This -uaE,sloi some months ago il
wore anair OF romance aud might te re.
cpived with iUOardubty. Eu, Is row to Le
d. urEt OF as a hing not only pracl.cailp,
Int a. p measure urgently repuIed, mas
uurh aF thruuer wrakaesa OF Mexico and
the unlu,-tioaalle designs of the United
States have 5-comp too manifest fer doubt.
The very pcr-onage among the Spanish
princes is limited al as the individual ''hest
fitted for such an enterprise by his persons
al qualities and his liberal sentiments
In connection with these remarks from
an article which hears the appearance of
semi-oicial character we have an nrima-
ton oi the same sort in a letter OF the Mex
lean correspondent of the Times, written
before the late revolution in Mexico. The
writer speaks OF the d'soIga nized condition
of the republic. its weakness and mani
fest tendency to dissolution. GLADLY"
be says, "would the people see despotic
power rise amongst thPm;-aud freely
would they reccire Jorcign prince as ssv-
ereigR. proDjdcd his position teas seconded
By aug Trading European POUer,
In view OF III, ST. very frequent mdica-
tons, adding to them also the explicit Ian
guagc Of NJ. Guizot relative TO the mainte-
nance Of the Spanish race on this conti-
nenI as a check to the United States, we
must say that an eXigeHcy is portended
which is likely to Involve some very seri-
Gus ssues.- EuH finer,
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TRIBUTE TO HENRY CLAY.

A letter from New Orleans to the Phla-
delphja Inquirer states that on the occasion
Of the Inauguration Of Gov. Johnson, the
Hon. Henry Clay, who has been a guest
Of DR.. Mercer Of thut city, for snme time
past, entered the church unattended a
short time before the ceremony commen-
ced; the moment he was recognised BY the
crowd, the whole house resounded with
shouts and clapping Of hands, which con-
tinued for some moments. This seemed
nota little singular, occurring as it did in
the very midst OF the Democratic party Of
Louisiana; but it told the feeling Of high es-
TEEN and love for the man.
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DISTRICT ASSESSORS.

Monday next is the day appointed in
the new Tax Law, for the meeting Of the
Commissioners to divide the county into
districts, and appoint for each district an
assessor. The law requires that the coun.
ty shall be divided into at least two, and
not more than four districts.
The Assessors are to be notified by the
Auditor Of their appointment, and with
N ten days are to give bond, conditioned
that they will Faithfully discharge their
duties.
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TIE GOVERNMENT TRESs.

A warm discussion is going on Cetween
the luleIigencer and The Union, in REFER
renee to the subject OF "Arbi,ration"-the
"conlemPIoIcd destruction Of the TmiG,"
and the Unions "assaut on the dignity
and independence Of Congress"
The lnleIiigencer charges the Union, as
the Executive organ, with vilIiting the
Treaty oi Washington, and its ncgo.iators
In this ueariou5 work the Union has been
aided with samn sprit on the noor Of Cor.
gress, whe.e it has Jeen charged in no
measured terms, that, Jy this Treaty, :he
interests Of the ration were sacrificed to
British avori,e oud cupidity. The Union
IS charged, and the charges are fully sus-
tanned by its own columns, wlh "licctor-
ing the LEGISLATURE" aud attempting to
overawe Il iuumdale those members who
raise .hrw hands for The purpose Of main
tanning the peace Of the country, by hold
ing over them the thrcalenings OF EXccu-
tive power. In this Pfurie effort to ape
the Tyranl, The Union has been seconded
hy members OF both branches Of Congress.
And those who contend that the real in
t.rests Of the nation should not be sacri.
feed to purchase pe.co-,hat tco many
Interests depend upon the faIiE to JUSTLY
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BY q special report laid before the Lpgis-
laWe, astmoaih, by the Auditor Of State,
we find that there has teen paid ont OF the
Treasury 10 Attorneys, for services rem
dtrCd IN eases where the State was Il par
ty. embracing period from l842 TO 1915.
the sum of three Homgad oae hundred
and fllv TWO dollars and forty Two cents.
This sum under the law Of the last SESSION,
creating the office OF State Attorney,
would he nearly sufficient TO pay the sala-
ry OF that officer. Who can doubt that
hundreds OF cases have arisen where, had
herc been such am officer to look after the
interests of the state, and take cognizance
Of the delmquencies that have occurred,
losses have heen sustained TO the extent
ot tens Of thousands OF dollars, would
have teen prevented! The records Of the
State show enormous losses that, in all hui
man probability. would have been prrven-
Ted hy faithful State Attorney. The peo-
pie Of Ohio owe q deJt Of gratitude 10
those who have had the prudence and
forecast to throw an additional guard a.
round the Treasury to prevent those abu-
ses so long plactjsed.
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BlCElONS.

The st. Louis Republican states that ten
or twelve hundred Morm0ns have starred
ior California as raA guard. They are
10 proceed some Eve h.ndred miles west
ward &htIl, build Il village, gul in spring
crops, and the main loiy are 10 follow.
Another corps are 10 proceed some five
hundred miles beyond ,Lese, and lay out
an encampmcn! tor the wmter-and 10y
these stages, they are to continue their
wNndetjngs Though the wilderness, until
they reach the land OF promise.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Prayer by Rev. Randall.

Mr.. Foust offered the 'onowinp reso'u.
tion, (Mr. Stanley occupying the chajr,)
Resotred That the thanks or this House
." rendered to the Hon. Elios F. Drake, lor
tue ahI" and impartial manner in which he
has presided over its deliberations durina
the present stssloN.
The 9ycs and noes being dcmnndcd
were ayes So. noes H0ac.
The resolution of tho Senn,e, rcoueslirg
the Governor to appoint day Of Ihanks-
ewing, was adopted.
The resolution Of the Senate, for pint
ing 1000 copies Of the Revenue gll, was
agreed to, alter striking out Secretary and
inserting Auditor OF State.
The bill to amend the act supplementary
10 The oet to prevent unauthorized Bank.
ing, and the circulation Of unuuthorized
bank paper, was read the third time and
passrd,
The Senate resolution appointing Wm.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
8 0 'ciock, IA. H.

'''t"f ~ tt'
A message was received rom the Sen
ate. informing the House that that lody
had finished all business before it, and
was ready to adjourn SjRp lie.
Whereupor, the Speaker addressed the
House as lolluws:
Gentlemen II hc House of Rcpycscaia-
trrpS:-l on VIII pardon ne for trcspussuu
a few mcmcuts upon your time by respond
ing to the vote ol aproba,ion ana thar KS
You have rendered me. ana not 20 vain
a to hpEeve my-,Ij gOs~essed Of superior
ahIlitlcs and qualifications, as presiding
officer, nor do 50 understand yOurrc-oIu.
ton--Iut | do understand your vote Of
thanks MS declaration on your part that
have iirHded, at least, to discharge my du-
ty with fairness and importantly. 1hoyp
who have never served the people in the
character Of legislator, know lllIe Of the
toll, anxiety, and labor, 10th mental and
physical, performed and endured hy a
faithful Representative on ibis floor; nrith.
er do mcmters here fully appreciate and
CstlmLe the difficulties that surround their
presiding officer. lie is called upon to de-
eide important and in many instances,
new questions oi order at moments no.
lice, and decide as he may, he can scarce
" avoid ccnsure from those who may lhrk
his Il cElou erroneous; and while his poll
teal opponents may charge him with par
tluIjty, his friends often ceusure him for
waiVItg the just rights Of the maorilv. -
Let me say, then, gentlemen, 8s the iudg-
mcnt OF one who has no motive for hrInv
Otherwise thon sincere, that the ancicd
honor and cph'mrra! distinction which the
occupancy otthis choirnay tc supposed to
eonIet upon an individual, are tut poor
comp"Hs.tlon ior the care and RESPONSE
billy Incurred
Our aI or, gentlemen, are about to close
AID Tbs r-a flung time for each ol us to
review hs Gu, that Il" may lp repaired
to answer 10 bis conscience, and nis cou-
stiucnls tor the manner in which he has
'l-chuced his responsible traat. clurc
these Ulhuual7 | trust each ono nay iud
lum-cIi fully just fed.
Nesho,i scon sepaldte; many Of rs. nav
most OF us, TO meet not again. Others
vii, all these seats and sraree voices WiII
be h0Wd in this Hail, and ere that simp-
honorcd hell which Tor long years has as
sem ed ,he peoples representatives with
~ ,hese huII5 summon uur-ucrc+sors here,
many oI W. may lr no more. O, those
who parted here but hricr ypur since,
with future hopes Ds high as ours, more
than one has teen claimed hy the rrert-
less hard Of death soIrmu warning 10
us OF our mOrHGty and The ro,iinc, f-s. ,r
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&lERfFES NALE

Bv yIriue Of writ Of aIIasvet d Ex-
Donas issued out oil he Court OF Com.
mon Pleas % Carroll county Ohio, and
to me directed, will Offer for sale at
the door Of he Court llJuse in CARROLL
ton. on Monday'the ISL day Of April
between the honrs OF len O'Clock A. NJ
and a p. NJ. OF said day the following
Real Estate to wit: Lot number 27. in
The Town OF DownlugVille IN Csrroit
county. Taken IN Execution and wi
be sold by me
E MCGUIRE, Sheriff
March 18Th 1916,
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DECLINATION.

The Hon. Joseph Vance, member ofCon-
gress from the fourth district, has deter
mined to Withdraw from public life, after
the expiration OF the present Congress.
lie has been in the service Of his country
in various important stations Tor near thlr-
ty 1--WE years. His resignation will be a
cause ol regret TO his constituents, and 10
all lovers OF correc. principles.