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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ETIC TELEG APP n
TWENTY-NlNTH CONGRESS-. :. First Session,
Reported Specially for The Me- York Tribune.
SENATE

SENATE.
WASHINGTON. June 3-6i P NJ.
In the SEsA1E the Comrnittee on Commerce re-
ported i'll from the Houss allowing drawbacks
on merchandise broughtinto the United States from
British North American possessions, for expectation
TO foreign counlrles.
The bill from the House regarding additional
Paymas,ers in the United States Army was concur.
red in. Memorials " ere presented from the Chesa.
peake Canal Co. asking Government to surrender
the stock held by il for the benefit Of the Company,
ane 10 enable it 10 widen It's Canal The resolutions
offered yesterday by Mr.. Lewis as to the means of
raising money to carry on the war, were amended
and passed the House.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The HOUSE was engaged to-day on the supplement
tai War Bill. increasing the number of additional
Major. Generals to one. and Brig adler Generals 10
teo and extending the rules and articles Of war be-
yond The limits Of the States and Territories. No
definite vote was taken. when the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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oRapy,s AMsREINE CREAM.

THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND 10 prepsIosh .sa,fy Ibs
for The use Of ne .c-s. and Is de'lsneo - ys~y gene
.ln and give eesf Pt a nd macy
"a. .s.i.on N so'sD b. propre,or Is. been SrssiS
eueourse~d By Tho Increasing de.,Da 't hss been but
MAY Other ..cuous Of rse eoonHS
rv1ny 10 eoqsds.ea yets sss Nh and
IL, Lagrange very ornsouai' e'"s
'ooh Cream is confidently offered 70 as.ler. n
Inc Ams, ssroS sbouI The city DFussisn arc
insitsa 70 boI..sie by .hs Manufacturer Cre Ia"
Soto a. =, Boston VIM A CROCkEa ~.
h-'flh1 Wboesale Agents, 81 John a. New. OK
,.pys aMBREINE SOAP, superior erticte TOT
hysns n Recommended 20 The ai,sution OF sno
!. mi nfactured and sold e above IN ,r.ouas
Eew-Yors, Asy cob, lsfs. "S@' i~o'
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FIRy.-The Providence Furnace building, in the
rear of p.,r,, belonging 20 Israel Manchester Esq.
together with all its contents, consumed by Ere yes
tcrtay morning between and o'clock. The loss on
building aud materials Is estmaied al % soo' MI al
chester w.s n.nred at the American Office for $500
David A. Holmes and Albert IL Shcnrman eS>ees oil Inc
Furnace were injured S? O0n a, the same Office 1t Is
supposed 10 be work OF al cendiary fFoV jour- So
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q NutuHI fSthtHt LHe HsuI t.HTo UUiI putIy ,
No WaEs-ll,s year eipc- this Institution ruN-
-pcec tn Of Life Insurance on Ire liberal plan
lhn frat snnouuced in It's That The principles
contained have with tie appreciation Of those
WHO have suug the advantages hich such Institution
sfuros IN making provision family, needs no other
proof OF The fact that 7n Policies have
been issued and thai premiums 10 the amount Of
. h4ve te-r received durtcg ths! period
The amount of funds received for premiums has sreac
ea,1hsb-d large capital hch nut rapidly increase by
the payment OF the co1d yeas Premium The sccrung
interest and The receipts porcea The
cumu from sources enables the Directors ~ fu-
81 ,oe,r promises To Jay ~ reserve tLd the
cressug ages insur-d-equs. 10 nsuiing every -Psy
all d-msuds for losses and TO divide large pron among The
Insured
4 In Q I-Mlrial RsnsE; LIE InaC rsrcs
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Eg- Mrs PAULlSA S. WRIGHT, late of Utica, is
In Boston addressing audiences of her own sex on Phys-
oogy She Is thoroughly qualified by stady for the task
she has undertaken and ia woman OF refined manner
and modest department Her lectures cannot fall to be
widely nscful.
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NF.w-YORK TRIBUNE.

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Al or when they prefct, they can pay 70 a.,
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p p "a,.,Two Cu.rs Mail subscr1oers Two JOLIET
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difference
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80 sdvrr,ineme nts-Five cenis lire Tor 'nS Hf'
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p,rus n.egi,eEE, FUNERAL HoTIcEs.h &c ao' ess''o"s
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10 ~. Horuing and The Evening edition
eUE ssHl.wEEHLY TRIBUNE.
7. ,nhn,hsd every WsDrpsoAY and BATpapAT mornings
rf,oe IS per Annuyn- Two copiesior 3D.
Sgw-YGBK WEEBLY TRIBUNE,
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR The COUNTRY,
7. pnb.bro every SATURDAY MORNING. Al The low price O
Il Ger snuu u advance 10 copies for $40 OF " coPie'
for 424
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myln

e The Cure without riedicine.-Dr. CHa!sTfks
GSy.s,c Ri,ss4so MAJESTIC FLUID TINS sppli-
c.tiun OF ne ny powers Of Ca7snism an .gb-
lam Is arcns increased attention for is wonderful EN-
ny In he ur OF Nervous Dsord-rs-ae mos, painful and
l;ou, OF he MANY disesse. which are al suat-ct-
Tee Simple application OF he Rings sno Fluid Il sup reed
ing me he eIpersive Satisfies eno oeDe
S pr--rsb- for th=tr uniform ch-apn-sr safety and
c-as On!y Agency II NewYork 1852 ShoAowAY
A new orS OF G.ivansn % DR.. A L CHkisTIE, just
Issued s,d 10 be lac EraIis The agency mylSu Isp
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~ For Boston VIA Norwich and Worcester.
the steamer CL-SpaiTa Capt WIiai,, IL Souin
sd. OF Pier No Norm River every .donrv, Vedfdy anc
Fr,da. al 5 p & conn-cEIs win tse a Alyu1
Point lay2dj CALEa PRATT. il. CoEdacior.
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s,ai-. OF Ne.-Yofk OHIO, M,chgaa, Iino, and Texas
sI,o WISCONSIN and 10 ga Territory. dice 3 Pine-sl
doors E.l, Of Cu,Eorn- boIse. up staira- uG2E
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81 To Ladiss.-MIl GOsE continues 20 give sdvce
and directions with respeci application Of Waier
Cure IN ali diseases OF sad children. her red
derce 81 toln-st- mY7 Sm
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
THE GOOD WILL Of u practice In pleasant
towa Stale Is offered 20 any OF good repure
lion and skill Il lis protessioa who win buy desirable
property price. Address (pos Ps.d person
si!y, N. T. z62 Nintnst Sew-Yors. jr4 I'D 4tSW'
nisCUyERY of Household Apparatus for
DN.Alns SoGs Wafer, Champagne &c &c. In lew Sec
ouds with great economy The ample
hal can be eouyenienlIy carried n tho pocket This
sle Invention Will be disposed OF on application ~ Ioe
Eagle Hotel s. Deyst i-4 81,
NOTICE.-Th. Copannership heretofore existing be-
twssn Tnomss " stson and ThOu.s Piney under TIE
tfm of WATSON Piney "a This day dissolved
THOMAS WATSON.
He~York, June ). 1915. ia 81
aAHohEA- my wife Jsne ., hal,.-sd IA. l,h my Ted
w bo-rd. n-rcby oi bsd AL person. ustng Der on
10y account, VIII pay dent. OF Contracting.
i-3S. DAVID P HALST FAD, ?aI! West Ei sh,- enh-st
oeo s 4 % Or ie
Eo NJ commission or Brokerage Apply 70 Ehnsnsn q
Nichols. attorney n lay, &c. No Haassust e
Custom House myzs ouso1
f6llN PLATE s-5Uo ooxes snoet, for sa.e nS =.
a9 CAa5, WARD : COHoVER, Nc. % Sroso1-
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e PkrenoIogists and Publishers.-FOWLEI
WELLS, ISL Ns,sau-st Nsw-York myu lEoss
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Whole nuuoer policies is, y-a:.......:...... l7vl
Wboe amount Of premiums dssi year ..sloi +os -
TINS Company has net with Out Two iosses, amount
'-s - aOBT L PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER. secretary.
Jos L. Loso, Ag-n.
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and nd this statement grand total OF 2iO4 VIC
the sapgunsy propensiiies Of This man Rosas who
still lives and governs portion Of the American continent
and with whom the civilized nations oil the earth are Oh
term. OF reciprocity and peace.
We NAV well eXclalm--
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"A, hNTED-At Mnivihs, Mas ssvSaiy.aso mcu OF
w girls thai rlfsceauy acquainted with tho Art Of
weaving ihcy rcseuy oer hand 10 weaving
fancy eassmetes loems; aiso twenty aeh sPp-
nSs ssu help woJ,sn card rocn. Tne above
described help anInd npedsiy and such strict
ly temperate and ndulisus viii IND steady empl", u-nt
81 liberal wages by applying 70 tho subscriber a: M!e.
x2Su Z. l. HANDING
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xrsaaa-I PIANO BVRT - very low prices
E&S118 Psrsoss sosuI purchasing fianos WIN hDd
10 lselr s<Ssntsgs 70 CALI a H. GieBh
Va n y 3 COS hsnalssssry is4 suito1-.' wet Of
od~.sJ general sasor reet VI Manog any and Rose
wod Pla.os constantly hs.o heh wi Do Sod low Ior
e..u or approved psper Deaipta liberal 1fns
m,H &. GLENN Z co. 1874 fnlio1-st
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The Convention.
THIRD DAY.

standing Orders-N no nre or may be invited
TO -cuts within the Barry no may invite
The Previous acknowledgements The
Journal
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BOARDING UP TOWN.-A delightful summer
- id-nce IA private f'mily ofsr e.sanI Rooms, fur.
n,.hed UT untushed and board, TO gentemAu and HIS
vile aud single g~uiem-n To esss per.
sons suitable rofr a., teruls will be mode
Location BE- tw. Gu Tourlhst aud Gro-nwcsvenue no
addressed 10 Alpbeus this Office. will receive attention.
or Inquiry may bu made a. 1893 Chsmbcn-si or No dam
to s
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The following dialogue with ua-eliDg English
dile,,sn,e is amusing from the concentrated e1-
preston of the contempt such persons awaken in
the minds of the active leaders in LIES warfare:
INQUIRED OF Sir Edmund the object through which The
Argentine had been honored with his presence He replied
thst ne was on travelling visit 10 the country seeking for
Information.
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| IA ANIED-Secvaa u.io Fu allure, Caipr.., .aJ,.s
w and srruemsn's 9srmcns for which tet bat
cash prices will given hno addressed lhro,gn lho
Posl uhce will he puucias!y Attended by n S,oAsr,
No Mario
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General " oIlrco.

~ MAY SUPPLEMENT- of the Mutual Benefit Life In
.ar-pce Co NoIl W- issued during The month OF May
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BY WILLIAM G. HARRISON.
NllONNELI.AI WHARF

AN MONDAY, Sd AUGUST, at Ii O'Clock, at
" the Warehouse, No. 1877, McEldery's wharf
Steam Engine of about horse power, with boil
ers, galows Frame pipes, set of CRATES, zinc CO.
yer for boiler and oke stack | wrought iron Div
ing Bell of 81 feet diameter with lot of castings for
ballast, shears chains blocks, wenches, signal lines
&c. l small hand Air Pump. | do. on frame, with
fly wheel. 3 sets of India Rubber Submarine Dres-
ses, with copper helmets l small Forge with Black
smith Tools, bellows, anviIs, sc. 2 large purchase
wenches, nearly new, a lot Of blocks, jack screws,
timbers, dogs shackles and crow bars, chain Sings
hemp hewers, tools, &c. sets of India Hose one
inch and one-half inch diameter, about 200 feet in
length, with many articles of machinery suitable for
Submarine Diving, too numerous TO be mentioned.
Immediately after, the sale, at Flanngan's wharf
the Brig FRANCIS AMY, l6l tons burthen, will store
about 1900 barrels, copper fastened and cOppered. The
inventory can be seen at my counting room.
jy22-tf WILLIAM G. HARRISON
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D | r ID.

On the 18th nst the residence of her parents il
Carroll CO., Miss GEoRGIANA EUGENIA, eldest daugh
Ter of Cornelius aad Sarah Shpey, in the 10th yea
of her age. sG
On the 9th inst, AUGUSTA FLORENCE, yonnges
daughter of John and Mary Ann Furlong aged
years, 10 moRlhs and 20 days.
On the both inst. MARY HOWARD, daughter of DR.
ii. N. and Mary Hopkins, aged 10 months
AT his residence, in Anne Arundel county, the LIT
INST EDWARD LLOYD NICHOLSON, aged Al years.
AT Bedford Springs, (whither he had gone for tn
promotion OF his healthy on the 10th inst, NoTLg
Sd years.
AT Washington, on the 10Th inst, VIRGINIA. infant
daughter of Major Nicholson, aged IL months
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FROMrHE GxcHANee RgApINe-RooM BOON



Big Architect, Gray, Point Isabel, master
F w Bruno Sons.
schr Enterprise, Keeble, West Indies, s. d
Tucker.
sAILED-Brgs Chief, Borum. Kingston, ia; Cam
brian, Walter, do; Gen. Pinckney, Gayle, ST. ThoI
mas; b. X Reese, (Breman) Tuzo, Bermuda; Brazil
(new) Gavet, Port Walthal, Va, to load for Rio id
janeire; schr Enterprise, Keebe, West Indies.
ARRIVED.
ship Cincinnati, Goldman, az days from Liverpool
10 the Capes, salt and mdse to VIM Wilson & Sons1
q Hoffman & Bro; II Armistead, and Geo Stead
Sailed June I'd. Spoke 5th, Br brig Clifford, FIN Lii
yerpoo for Jamaica; 9th, in the Channel ship Berlin
Baker, for Boston, (sailad from Liverpool st0 10Th
weathered Cape Clear, in sight at dark on the 9thi
10Th lat So N, Ion 80 W. ship Alliance; 18Th Ia!
81 80, lon 35 30, ship Thos. P. Cope, Miercken, fol
Phadephia and was in company until the 81; 2Sth
lat 30 81 ~ Ion 42 36 W. was boarded from ship One
da, Creary, out days from New York for Canton
put letters on board of us; 30th lat 81 36 lon as 22
w, spoke ship Alliance, from Havre for N York wilfl
passengers (same ship l6h;) July ID 80 miles 81
OF Cape Sable, saw large ship standing VIZ; 18TH on
Georges Bank, 30 fahoms water saw 10 sail of mac
Keremen; I'm, lat 40 ls N, lon SO As w, spoke NJ
YORK pilot boat but could not learn her name; lSth
made the land of Cape Henopen; 10Th, took piod
ana entered the Capes at noon. Saw a large deem,
ship beating out also, barque Active and several 9TH
er sail beating out The O. has had very boisterous
passage, with but few days of fair wind; run with w
w winds on leaving Cape Clear as far as Sc NJ andl
"a W-thencc with w N w and N w winds to at
30 30 N, lon 50 Whence with w w and w wud
to lat d. 80 N, off Cape Sable or the 18th July,
Brem. brig Apollo, Fieldhusen, 40 days from re
men, ballast and SO passengers, to +. w Rodewald
Brig Harp, Gator, from st, Thomas, lOlh inst taI-
last, to Hooper s Sons. Left barque Harriet
Thompson, Tiden, of and for Philadelphia; brig Pc
cahontas, Gray, of York, from Demarara, unc; sch
Alicia Hall, of and for Baltimore, same day Sailed
6!h, schrs Gallant Mary, Ennis, of Baltimore, from
Trinidad, for Porto Rico; Globe, Haskell from Qua
daloupe, off and for Washirgton NJ c.; sth big VIM.
J. Watson, Eckteldt, of Philadelphia, for Ponce P. R.
Brig Ocean, Eldridge, days from Boston, ASSORTED
cargo, to II R.Mathews,
Schr Alicia, Hall, from ST. Thomas, 10th Instant
ballast, to w w Spence Il Co.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing.
BELOW-A barque.
MEMORANDA.
FIR ship Andelia, Guignot, for Baltimore soon was
advertised at Have Both ut
Ship Leila Higgins, oil Baltimore, from New York.
arrived at City Point, Va, 18th inst.
Brig Juliet, Farrell, for Baltimore, cleared at New
Orleans 9th inst.
schr Henrietta, Hughes, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston 18th inst
;, schr Nolus, Gibbs, for Baltimore cleared at New
York 18th inst.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, 2lst inst, in the Cathedral
by the Right Rev. Samuel Eccleston, Archbishop Z
Baltimore, ROBERT II GALLAuER, ESD. Junior Ed
tor OF the Richmond Republican,, to NJ ISIS HARRIET
P. MARSH, youngest daughter Of Elias Marsh, ESQ
oil New York, and niece of the Archbishop.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Joseph Shane, JAS Nc
BRIDE to Miss ELIZABETH JONES' all of Baltimore c,
Oh the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Hickey, g. w. How
ARD, ofLeonardtown, St. Mary's co., to rs. MAR
E. AHRRN, of this ity,
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ao- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

10 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
ne Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sr.-as
MAMMOTH Much o ags5 h sRse sny other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as we are pos
sessed offacilites with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery doing work. in eUerystyle
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Mr.. M. r. MITCHELL,s

n -
BRACELETS, FLUID, 81
warranted to be superior to DR.. Chrste's or ami o
ers in use, may be had at the following places in I'D
more.
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 90 Baltimore st.
>; e. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No. l Sd
Building.
G. WIsENAN's Drug Store, cor. Baltic s Col
streets.
T. L: ENNIS Fancy Store, SO N. Howard St.
IL SLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 203 Broadway, d
P.l and in IP.aSHINGTON, b. c., at Y
.. EDDH'S Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania Aventl
Persons suffering from nervous affections. such
RheumatiSm, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains in d
Side, Back. Limbs, &C. whether sceptics or belieyd
III the remedial influences of Galvanism will plea
respectable certificates in favor of Or, mitchell
Bands, SC.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
one OF the most valuable preparations for the srout
preServ dtton restoration, and beautifyng of the hi
man Hair, and also for the removal of ddndruf, ma
be had of either Of the above Agents. mll-eoly'
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SUES NEW WORK!
~ EXPRESSED FROM p

SUES NEW WORK!
- EXPRESSED FROM PARIS FOR
THE WESTERN CONTINENT!
MARTIN THE FOUNDING;
Or, MEMOIRS OF A VALET DE CHAMBRE.
By EUGENE SUE,
Author of Mysteries of Paris, Wandering Jew &c.
Translated by THOMAS WILLIAMS
90 The publishers of the WESTERN CONT
NEWT having been to great expense to procure an
early copy of the first part of the new novel by the
great French auhor and to have il translated in time
for this weeks issue, have the satisfaction of an
nouncing TO the public that the first American i'm.
preston of Martin the Founding will issue from the
Baltimore press!
The Western Continent, which will he published
TOMORROW Thursday will contain ali the No
veil as far as il has been issued from the Partisan
press. WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
jy223 4, 5 and Jarvis Building.
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CELEBRATION OF TIE SCHOLARS OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 22d inst.
o. The following gentlemen have been appointed
Marshal5 for conducting the celebration of the Scho-
lars of the Public Schools Wednesday Afternoon,
22d insl: DR.. JOHN F. MoNAoNlER, Chief Marshal,
Capt. Keyser and DR.. Spence, aids; VIM. A. Boyd,
Esq., David Irelan, Esq. and Col Sanderson, Assist
ant Marshals.
]. R. w. DUNBAR, Chairman of the
Committee o Arrangements.
he Assistant Marshals will form the Procession as
designated in the following Programme, and report
to the Chief Marshal at the head of the Procession
so soon as the column is formed.
The following is thetorder of the celebration, as
made by the Committee of Arrangements and Chief
Marshal:
The Procession will form column of platoons, of
six deep, Broadway, the head of the column rest
ing Bank street, and at O'Clock precisely will
march through Bankst, to Caroline; up Caroline TO
Baltimore; up Baltimore TO Eutaw; up EutaW to Mon
ument; down Monument 10 Charles; down Charles 10
Lexington; down Lexington 10 Monument Square,
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Military Escort
Mayor, City Councils, and City Authorities
School Commissioners.
Central High School of Baltimore.
Male Schools Nos and ., and Teachers.
SECOND DIVISION
Husic
Male Schools, Nos, g. 4 and 5, and Teachers.
THIRD DIVISION,
Music.
Male Schools Nos. 6, 7, s, 8 and 10, and Teachers
The first Division will be under the charge of as
sistant Marshal Boyd The second under assistant
Marshal lreian. The third under assistant Marshal
SandersOn.
Upon arriving at Monument Square, address
will be delivered; after which the procession will be
dismissed and the scholars, under the of their
teachers, will return TO their respective Schools
The Teachers will dispose themselves along the line
of the procession proper intervals to preserve
order.
The scholars will assemble at their respective
schools at O'Clock, P. NJ, in order march to the
place of forming the procession. PunctuaIity is in
sisted upon.
The Eastern Division OF, Female Schools, compris.
ing the Eastern Femae gh School, Nos. 9, 8 s. !
and 9, will assemble at O'Clock, r. M, on the west
side of Caroline street, the right of the line resting
on Baltimore ct and extending south.
The Western Division, comprising the Western
Female High School, Nos. l, A 6, S and ls, will as
semble at O'Clock, P. M, on the side of Euaw
street, north of Baltmore-the line extending north,
to witness the procession which will pass in review
before them.
JOHN F, MONMONIER,
jy2l 2t [APRl Chief Marshal.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 2a, ls46

SENAroR NILES ON THE New TARIFF
Senator Niles came out on Monday last with
the most distinct and emphatic denunciation o
the new Tariff bill now under consideration in
the Senate. In his opinion it would spread
ruin throughout the country-that it was bill
which would "make the people Of this country
tributary to Great Britain. - No doubt such
will be the result, should the bill pass-but
then, we agree with Mr.. Niles, that the people
will not permit it to remain long unrepealed'
He said, che thought such bill as this ought
never to pass, and he would be still more aVeTse
to its passage than he was if he supposed that
it could by any possibility be of long Duration
This one reflection reconciled him in some de-
gree to the odious measure which was thus
thrust upon them, that if passed it could not
stand. There was nothing very frlghttul about
it, therefore, it would not overturn the world,
but he thought the world would soon overturn
it, or at least the American people would over
turn it. "A laugh. If he had an apprehen-
sion that the law if passed would be Of long
continuance he would consider it matter to
be deeply depIored, as affecting the stability OF
the government itself"
The excitement which prevails in Pennsyl-
vana and in other sections of the country, in
consequence of the apprehension that the new
Tariff bill may pass the Senate, is insignificant
20 that which will take place should the bill be-
come law. Its operation will inflict injury
upon so many classes of society, that the next
elections will be made to turn upon the ques-
ton of its repeal No party ties will be found
sufficiently binding to hold men to the support
of measure which brings ruin to themselves
and families-should the BILL therefore, pass
during the present session of Congress, mem
bers will be overwhelmed at the next, with
memorials for its repeal.
Mr.. Niles is of opinion that the bill will pass
the Senate, but contrary TO tho honest convic-
tons of members. They have been drilled into
its support; but they will discover that the peo-
pie will not submit to be ruined, that this or
that man may rule.