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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-15
Things in Washington.

WASHINGTON. May IS. lSi6, midnight.
The excitement in the city is no; great to day.
We are aaxousy waiting for later news from the
camp. The southern mail this evening has nothing
later.
The marine band performed this afternoon in the
Presidents grounds. They will perform in the
Capitol grounds every Saturday, and in The Presi-
dents grounds every Wednesday during the sum-
mer. A large concourse OF ladies and gentlemen,
the President, Cabinet. &c. were listening 10 the
music and rambling through the beautiful grounds
Mr. BANCROFT has told them that they must play
with more spirit now. | understand that he has
made them change their dress to sui, his taste.
Mr. w EBsrEK and lady returned 10 this city this
evening from their yisi; 20 the North
have nothing of the proceedings Of the WEB
srER and INGERsoLL Committees. The Wsr fever
has swallowed up every thing. You will see that
Mr. PETIT Chairman of the Committee to impesch
Mr. WEBSTER, has resigned and that Mr.. JoSEs OF
Ga. has been appointed in his place They had
better a.! resign. RicHELiEU.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
Reported for The y. Y. Tribune.
SYN A.e NETIc RAPH

WASHINGTON. Tnu->iAy-i T. ".
Ia the SENATE, tie Committees reported several
bills among others Dill for free bridge scross
the Potomac al the Navy Y ard,
Mr.. BREKsE Introduced bill TO repssl the Prc
vision in the Navy Appropriation bill OF sst yes-,
limiting the naval force to 800 An Interest
Ing discussion then ensued and the bill referred
10 the Committee on Naval Affairs.
BI!s from the House were then taken NJ AID
ferred
The bills in relation to tie Florida Jadicilry sud
the New Hampshire claims FOR military services.
were passed-;he latter - Ayes 70 u Noes-
The French Spol;a;ion bill! was farther postponed
till Monday
The amendments OF the House 20 the bill rsi-,aS
corps OF sappers and miners, were ccacurTed IA
I, was thus passed snd sent 10 The President Mr.
ARcHgR's motion TO reconsider the vote by which
the Senate disagreed to The amendments OF the
House in regard TO the amend Een,s OF the bill fora
Regiment Of mounted rifsmen, was laid aside for
inquiry The bill authorizing the appointment Of
one Paymaster and three Assistant PsymasIers Is
under discussion as we close the dispatch
The Yves, Poin; Bill was finally passed.
In the House, a motion 10 reduce the mileage OF
Members wss rejected. The Army Appropriation
Bill was then taken up. 4 partisan discussion OF
more spirit than ability ensued On this Mr.. THUR,
aAs of Ohio, attempted to reply to Mr.. DzLANo,
but with no great effect. Mr. SINS 0: Missouri. fol
lowed and made rough, strong, characteristic ha-
rangue in defence of the Admnisirati
Hon. GARRETT DAVIS. hurled back the impu-
ta,ions cast on those who do not approve OF all Mr..
Polk has done in the Mexican business. He refer.
red to the Presidents usurping power and EN-,
broiling the Nation in war while Congress is in
session and without submitting the subject that
body which alone has full authority over the matter
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The War excitement Call OH New y rk-
Where is MIR. Clny
.pondence of The New.York Tribune.
NEw ORLEANS. Nav 6. !

NEW ORLEANS, May D. lsi6.
Ncssrs. Greeley &. McEirath The public mind
is excited beyond what be imagined by any one
but an eye winners. Abou, two hundred fine look
ing men just passed me on their way TO the L. s bar
racks below the city. Among them perceive very
many old acquainiances. some who were volunteers
in the Florida Our city is military cncamp-
ment Music playing in every street, stores have
been emptied aud turned into mill AIRY rendezvous
The volunteers from 'yhe interior" Of the country
are expected hourly, and Mississippi will be strong
ly represented. Mobile, you will perceive did lis
duty with promptness that has won for her great
admiration | latter myself that New York city
will pour out few hundreds Of her lean popula
ton to assist their countrymen in the Mexican War
Ii will be one of longer duration, think. than is
anticipated. and require all the efforts of the
Government to conduc, to an honorable issue. The
people are beginning 10 inquire where is Mr.. CLAY
now that ability is needed at the head OF Govern,
ment instead of demagogism. In haste.
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who can make Wrong Kiehts

Can the President and Congress This is a
grave question and concerns us nearly. It's correct
solution determines whether load Of guilt shall
res, on a few souls or on many. Three months ago.
If PARTY Of our people had gone down TO the Rio
Grande halted opposite Matamoros, threatened that
city with cannon, and blockaded the River, they
would have been mnrauders and land pirates. and
every body would have admitted that Mexico was
justified In 30 treating them. The peremptory or
ders of Polk q Co. relieve Gen. Taylor and our ar
my of the direct responsibility Of the invasion which
has taken place, and places that responsibility
where1 Who meets i'll Who Depend on IL,
the blood which must be shed, the misery which is
inevitable, rests somewhere Swiudlers of Al !
with your peaceable Annexation do not skulk .
Here is the fruit Of your doings Look 1t In the
face!
Ten days ago. ifa Baltimore clipper had overta-
ken Mexican trading ship at sea- captured and
pundered her, it would have been piracy by all
law, and the perpetrators must have swung for ii.
Now that same act would be pronounced audable
by our Courts. and the Mexican vessel and cargo a
lawful prize to the captors. But can any man Inn
sgine that the distinction made by our Courts Is
respected in the Chancery of Heaven' No! never!
Adhered be this War. It's authors and abe,tors
my soul, come not thou into their secrets--unlo
their assembly, mine honor, be not thou united /!
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southern Methodist Conference.
Correspondents q The tribune.

PITIasBussa. May l2ih, 1916.
Msssrs Greeley & !HeEtrath The General Con-
ference OF the Methods. Episcopal Church, South,
have this day elected Rev. Mr.. Sehon their Mis-
sionary Secretary. They have determined 70 estab-
Iish Mission in China and l understand that their
uaa for that distant STATEN is designated, but an
unable TO give you his name.
They organized, as you know, one year ago,
Slice thar tine hey have collected Tor Missions
Six,y-Eigh. Thousand Dollars, paid all the e1-
penses of their Mss;ons-which a-e maryland
have Fifteen Thousand DsArs hs,aace-a pretty coed De-
ginning n ne Missionary work
They holding thsir Session VIII open doors in the
African Chzrch- P-e:ty well, that, og Church that has
separated from he u. Z. Church on he question Of
Slavery!
Th= session has been characterized fa-, b. great
.,iltHess and Caslinty-no exciting debate on any
question.
The establishment. OF a Book Concern is beginning 70
viii have .wc-ole EsS. and other Yves, Of the Ale
shAay Mountains. TIE Western establishment VIII most
Likely, - ax= at Louisville, ky. Sons are II favor
plzcins the Eastern one =, Sev-Tork ohe,s ~ Rch-
aoad, &c You need not % surprised u /: shSud &c
placed IN Sew-York. n which case your neshbors nay
thank themselves ior tsa production Of rval establish
nent IL ihsir door, Yo1-s n haste, STEPHENSON.
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City Items.

THE MEssiAH-The performe nee of this sub.
lime production Handel al the Tabernacle tonight must
bring In their strength all the lovers and friends OF
Sacred Music the Cily. The union OF such nrtistcal
talent Sgnora Pico Miss Northn r Shepard ana the
other performers engaged the OCCASION would
full attendance apart from the intrinsic the piece
TO be performed The tickets have been put down 30
cents and nothing short ero,rdd viii meet the
expense at which this oraoro is to be produced.
While upon the subject this oraiorio will repea;
th., finely prin.d complete edition of it, with
compartment for the Organ spienddy arranged by Bish-
op has been published by Firth, Hall Pond. and De
had for only 3d. In other shape much music Of
this high character be bought for any thing Ike this
AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELEcrtoN-A spirited
contested election OF this destitute held yesterday
the PARK. The polls opeaed at O'Clock and untI the
rooms crowded with and The
election resulted the election ticket Number
OF votes cast 233 The ticket beaded Maon Dickersoa
elected by majority OF from Is to As
over that headed by Luther Brsdlsh.
u Al an Election held at Firemens Hall on
the l4th inst Assis;an, Engineers in place Of
Asssrs ". ". Wilson and Owen W. Brennan resigned.
Me,srs Wilson and Lacour elected BY large ma
jority. The vote follows:
Nicholas +. Wilson. 500 John P Lacour. $50
Henry c. Flendsr- .-.2i3 Samuel o. Bets. So
stephen T. Hoyt... so VIM. 5. Lacour 80. II
Scattering NORTHUMBERLAND 5.
q We see by the market report in one of the
paper, tA.: Lead is run up OF the war
II CITY ITEMS and Bank accommodations
are beginning be rather OF the War
This is fortunate Tor Us. space than
pied By the presence OF all OF After the An
niversa-y Week and Cen Taylor has whipped Tie
MeIicans, we sha have room and time 10 wha, Is
going on
The HIGHLAND BRoTgERs.-A couple Of nam
moh children, only and year, Ole, and weighing
yow Scotland and we understand that several OF our
yieing other their endeavors
secure for their respective establishments OF
HosoxEs-Reader, if you have few hours 10
spare visit. Hoboken frequently Our word or IL, u you
improve such lovely westhe. had yesterday you.
health will oe benefited by it.
GEsZRAL SESSIONS Yesterd1y-James Eewett
pleaded guilty forgery having Bsnk-b plates IN lis
possession. state Prison years BEN. O'Ccnneli--
peit l2rceny-G uiity2 months IN Peu.tenlia-y Mary
Am Mcintyre, do Go CO. months James PazsenguIn
!9- grand arceny-acqultted.
PoLIcE.-No,hing buE petit larceny trash. Our
columns are as full as The Tombs-no room for small Of
tenders.
LAW CoCRTs-Janes D. Lane rs. Capt. Powell
This Is notyet disposed Butchers Of ne
Melting Association are 70 appear ihs morning tor SEN
Charles Humphrey and Wln Z. Esl!e; were re-
appointed CleIAs OF me Supreme Court In the
daughter OF Clergyman IN Keyport n. J., came up
again but nothing done In Tee L Circuit Court
Capt Dsvi fine scdr Patuxent red for being
gagged n the Slave trade. Not guilty.
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Appointment. b, the prs.,aen,.

s5 dad sr'tA tie 'drtef and oassea, ef ii. Snsss.
WnLiA, :. LyNpx, 20 De Attorney OF The Ua;,.,
Ss,s Tor ies District o. Wisconsin, IN the place o. Tea
!" Sutherland. whose commission had expired
"iiNENs WATSON. 70 &c Register % tie Land Osses
sos ne district OF lands sUbcs "a sale Ci,ntoc u -
>'ssS CT Missouri; vice William Monroe. deceased
rEgCrI FpSTxsSrEES.
Nl-tAN LHcNCtiDlEu, 10 De DePEty Postmaster. q,
VINO Connecticut in fsce Of Jcha H. Townsend ~
NossAr CANEHoN 70 ee pcPS;y Postmaster q. Ly1cs.
- : Ia 's SAKE q Virginia IN Ire Place ii Lsar.
ItIsS, Navse ec--aiLSsioa has expired
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scyyg ZION rHg sEGGAas OPERA.

MzCEEa.r--Y
Ware OF ~bere Cd you stray,
To lave hat loyeiy lace.
polI7-Dss. Macbeth, without cia gaise,
' EfealEIg siscs, dotns eyes, why w1st soronss'
iTx.s Jooe.s famous Soap
M.ce a. LA sad 5o.ch eooe
C.-zr-t rly ssIG and made GIy fsce
Thus appear @lin syery grace
soth--On. ID. beatty and wnst nope
We gam 81 using Jopss's Sosp.
Poly--D,af AscneaIh, VOC Gee ne fair,
Bat VIXEN gaze 300 Jour eiif,
see u. cnans geo eoatse and rusty srd tafGins p''
D ar N.ch-s q, ss Ia0pe, a. love snd ive'
II you 9 Use Jehss's Cora Hsif RettafsIYe,
YoGrG1if would grow clfk, ssky, hGe
Asth clustering .spes OF niEei
And VOC have bui three shuings 10 pay.
Rogo-Weo has rot ihrs1 sbi.l,ags 10 spare
70 hare such lovely. delicious hair, Ill
Gentle rz5er. you probably tinE Toe soove p1s
bat II If1.h . one. Many hndfeds. who bad
cls5ufems1;s th-r see and s.in sGc7 =. b.
fr-cIes .Qnburu, yellow End DARK sIn, nsye ass
day theJ JGue.s Soap The ether, The Jeas CO.
ae.osage, Is eupaslcaIy tho very oess snd 30, .e
no:csi iaSy made 70. restoring aid oesa he ssr.
haT Il orces Il 70 grow, ssocs falling GO ,s,rs .
dIuf I'D cresses II superby. Yea baSe ga =, =, Acct
appreciate n,.r excellence Sod az ne us ,sa Paas q
can Eagle, q Chatham o., As bfcadwssi |" .yis 2ess4
B.ooL,n.
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Business Notices.


DENrrsrS.-Ai ew days since We referred 10 MessSs
Hitchcock and Blsisdcll. Den:iss Of this city and We
publish the opinions OF tevcral sinen, sad disia.
guished physicians respecting their dental operations
=" have had the pleasure OF seeing OF tie moss
beautiful snd perfect specimens OF artificial teeth set
upOu gold plates that h,ve been exhibited this
any other coUutry-m-nufsctured by Hitchcock add
B.asdeI, Dentists. BAL Broadway The improvements
In the OF Dentistry have become during he
las, years that becomes sJ,Sttrr OF moment
TO know who smongst the number who have kept
Up with the times. sud Who best qualified 10 Ill he
branches of their profession To stranger, and ell 9th.
WHO seeking tor the benefits which he ie-
derived from faithful application OF the dental ART
with confidence recommend them 10 the ct tho
above named gentlemen. HOMER RoSrwIcX NJ n.
IS Chambers.Sr
&" | have had an opportunity Of examining spec.
o. Messrs. Hitchcock and Bnistes artificial teeth
and also their very superior style Of setting for ee
gsnce aud durability think them all that could b. te.
sized. They certainly exhibit proofs .; skill highly cred
table 10 he profession of dentistry
Russell CHILps, D No. e5 Chsmbers-st n. Y.
Newly OK. April 22d. 1916
From personal observation, with great cordial.
~ concur in the opinion above expressed
JAMES WARREN. NJ D. 342 Broadway.
New York April 2Ith. lSi6
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ELEGANT ARD VALUABLE BooXs.-Par,cular atten ton
is invited TO choice uneommouIy valuable Library
to be sold by Roya GuIley & Co. 3Ol Broadway corner
Daancsi. saturday afternoon at O'clock. II may DO
truly said that there has not been sale of equal Interest
and attraction our city for long ,me-a complete set
the Encyclopedia Britannica last edition, Will be found
I'm tho catalogue
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LAST DAY suT ONE OF THE LIVING oaASo-ouTAS'
.--ur .sr.,cAs MrsEun-This remarkable animal,
u ,cb I, NAV be called leaves the eiry for Baltimore
Monday ne1, that to-day and 'rorro~ ere the last
ofi,. exhibition The Anatomical Venus and excellent
performances q. aad u II are portion Of ne Mo-
scum bin.
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SPIRIT OF THE ANNIVERSARIES
MEETINGS TO-DAY.

1.1-esn ezd ForeisE BILE Soeity Cones
church Broomest 10 O'Clock u N Addresses :! Rev.
DR.. Judscn, Aessrs- Lommus. Eo:cnki.. Oeaa and
Kincsid.
Formulation srtces of Rev. Dr. CheeTer Pastor Of
the Church Of the Puritans :! P. NJ a, Mercer 2.
CHURCH IRev. Dr. Skinner's) Sermon By Rev DR.
American Board Of Com. for For HissIoH3-At
The Tat.ernscs 10 Il
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Il The YoryG MAN VINO l-f nis hone II aasfacha-
,-s or Tuesday, Apr! 2s:h, Is earnestly feeae''ea !"
return to hu mother Of health, ard aesfoa' "
see MIN II Ill. Eorey % e1ssn'ied nc "' yet
her tno Of u ope. or apply p-.sonsy or 0tnef" lie,
% s-,e.s a, No 1s ,y,ow-st Brooklyn. L and MS
wsns viii be kindly relieved
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B THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION was
communicated by Magnetic Telegraph yesterday
afternoon TO the TRIBUNE, and was in type and
Extras were in the streets FOR sale in 90 minutes
from the time i, reached our office. We sent it ex-
clusively by the Albany boat which went at seven
o'clock
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HINT TO PARENrs-How agreeable Is 1t TO retain
the senbance Of beautiful beloved child child
even when he has grown 10 maturity Who does not
love children For our part, If had di,y girls and
boys q we would take them all Prof pIumbc q, hia
handsome rooms PSI Broadway and obtain dssuerreo-
types OF them. And advise parents act upon this
advice
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" We viA publish aaotte, S0PPLEAhH1 I,
tomorrow morning, wAich riA be furnished 10 all
the yepnior subscrt6eys Of TIE Tribune g'a'ts.
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u Merchants Mechanics and business men will
find tho Whg Almanac 70. lao very useful aud con-
Yenent book of reference throughout the year Tte
price is only III cents per copy Or 81 per dozen.
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THE CRoPS-Wo continue 10 receive f,om al
parts Of the country. only Louisiana. bur in Aasa
ma Mississippi Georgia ara South Carolina The un
favorable reports OF tue SowinS Cotton crop. The late
heavy have rendereGit necessary so rsplanI On
very extensive scale and IL seed very much le
la has been experienced pooCuruS supplies. TIE crop
throwa back east weeks Circumstance which
Ia1y tend 70 diminish the Yield season.
y. Q. Com. Times 9th.
TABLE CYILlTIES-" Shall help you TO the
butter ssi Andlty OF cheap boarding house. 10 cue
OF her guests. Don, trouble yourself. tho reply
the butter Is plenty S;.onS enough 70 help itself.
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PocKer Aso Pes Kstvgs.-A beautiful assortment Of
above bs h7 subscribers, among which Will
be found Of the splendid aud unique patterns
ever imported to this country
myl2 3,eod O SAUNDERS Il SON, 1T Broadway
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- INaERsoLL !Nygsy!eArIoy.-Ths l. ninn .,

TT 4NesAspLL .NYkstl0AIICN.-The I aion q,
Wednesday say.
The TWO Committees Of Investigation into tie cha-,.s
C; Nj lrserso1 sgsirst Ar Webster. SOD Of Mr.
eeUcS against NJ sessol have ooa been In session
a tas :orc- vito authority IRON the House ~ sS du
ing IT'S sessions ONlas - AE. Wlmos regretted ine,s
ani Ar Feti'ts refusal 10 serve Uitaoa; CLERK tie
former Committee nus; have been retarded Bur NJ
hrnSernor aHd Mr.. Joucs hsvln; been substituted Tor
VI Wl!mot and w Petit the important business q
that Comm.,te0 viii probably proceed without i.rtssr
cslay- The other CommstIse We understand ess ex.
snGed AC- Buchanan and Ar Tlis;, and prosecute,
u .ucgiry.
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appointments hy the Cox,rror.

~ S"- eva az @ae'es s'a e0hsez; e tse Stza;e.
Lewis SAndio,d Vgee.Ch.p,.u,- .n,hc,.
Robertson. Assistant V!ce.chsneellor S;spher cam
brelenS. teEo / hugsies JaSns. Mspr;c. w0I,n, y
Ettpg. Lcc;as Robinson, Isaac V Fowler x>,,rr. =,
CbAncSry -
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PORTABLE Sn,vfsG CAsEs.-Th, subscribers assortment
embrace. every variety Of Travelling Dressing Case suis
bile either for long short journey containing ell thai
oecc.ssry for tie toilet
my,a 3l.od O. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway.
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Il JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, whose name is
famisr literary circles is to be associated here
after with EDMUND QUINCY and MARIA w. CHAPMAN
contributor to the columns Of the National iar Sa'
rry Ssesdard the organ Of the American Ans,Slavery
Society published In this city. SYDNEY HOWARD GAY,
Esq will continue at his post as Resident Editor. The
accession OF Mr. LOWELL can hardly fail to extend the
circulation and influence Of the paper
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EP' New Brunswick held her Charter Election
"Wednesday, and the Wing ticket for Msyor. Rec.
order, Aldermen &c was elected. Majority for
Van Dyke Mayor, 90.
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scIence nnd .kI!I In svery az.
Have now 1, great parfsction grown
And be who bsst that sstll impaIts

Hts deeds makes widest Known.
~ PhzluB's rk has produced for tho public com.
pound he Hsir-wo mean the Chemical Hair fnvsors-
lor~bich IL remove all scurf dHndfuf prevent hair
falling out, aud give sof silseu appearance We adybs
.ng So 10 Try II who already Prepared by r. Pha'
Ion g. Broadway, lJu1.0us Hotrl) Wig Maker and Hair
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oursIDE-Fa,t Pcss-AHairs at Washington Spirit
of the Society for the Abolition
Of Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Home Missionary So
cie,y List Of Acts passed by the Legislature Things 10
Albany. Fourth Poge-Murder Trisl at Binsha'n'on
Exploit of Young Jerseyman News Items; City Items
Law Courts Ssles of Stocks Marine News
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrRoP-The oldestsui ncst
approved srrle it having been before the public
he last thirty years, bc had Mt Inc 'ubscrbers
q. SAUNDERS q SON,
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C- ps,,on, wishing The Tribune left regularly
~ s;dsoces or At their places Of business,
s;,ber in Sew.York. Brooklyn, Jersey City, VIII
S.. ~ or Newark will please leave their ad
d-e.. NJ he desk Of the Publishing Office. or send 1t
bv oo.s through the Post. Office. The price OF The
Y;I tribune TO thosc who regularly receive 1t from
p la Carriers ari il NINE CENTS per week.
coun.ry subscribers oT the Daily. SIS per snnun,
do do Semi-weekly, So do do a.
do DO Weekly. 81 do CO '"-'
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e The stock of the proposed Northern Rail
road TO run from Ogdenshurg Lake Champ.xin. hiss
al been taken lila the intention Ct tho stockholders
commence Operations N Septsnbes rs1I
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Court Calepdar .THls DAY.

Coxxoy PLEAs-Pz-t Nos. l57, $50, l6i, 1875. l5I,
PCS, log la9. i3s. l45 Part Mes %, 100 80 ~
az, 10, III, ), g 81.
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PRlvArEsRlSG-It has been supposed that, in
case OF war with Mexico, swarms of privateers
would issue from Havana, under Mexican license
To prey upon our commerce. This, however. is
specially guarded against by our Treaty with Spain
of the Goth Oct. 1895. appears by extracts from
that Treaty furnished by the Secretary of State
f. X, COLLINS, Esq. The Treaty declares that any
person taking such commission shall be punished
az pirate"
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FROM MARAcARo.-By Captain Barnard of
scar. Zervsh. learn that ce:ee scarce at thai;
place. consequence OF the different, rivers having run
dry. Best qualities Ssi s. secondary S7s :. per
GENITAL the dollar at so Dry slted Hides $50; dry
do Ssl. The brig J. 5. Richardson hence, LEFT Sandy
Hook I'd April ST P. NJ. and arrived of the BAR Mara
acaSo the llth noon making the passage in the rnpse
ceden,ed time OF days ana 20 hours.
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r. Lieu. FARO ofthe U. S. Navy. wishes per-
empsory 10 contradict ssoyy which has csPs into the
newspapers had furnished certain information to
Mr.. c. J. lneerso respecting Mr.. Webster be never
spoke Mr. Inscrso concerning Mr. Webster nor ever
Introduced Dir. wsa.ier to any body whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-15

A PicTuRG SLIGHTLY MAXRED.-Some person
connected with the Army Of Occupation writes TO .se
Newark Advertiser describing the scenery Of the region
,hereabouts, and ends his description thus:
the sesns rich and peaceful, with nsusht to N ar
is appropriate character but ,he armies OF nations
worsaip.ns the eternal God strengthening their
hsr6s 10 STAY each o,her HE beasts OF prey -
Indeed and is thsi all,