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THE PAS SAGE
T. RE NE W TARIFF BILL
In the Senate,
WITH AN UNIMP0RTANT AMENDMENT

The long agony is over. After a period of the
most intense excitement the new tariff bill was
concluded TO be ongrossed by the casting vote of
the Vice President, and finally passed in the Sc
nate by vote of % to "a, Mr.. Jarnagin voting in
favor OF the bill.
Thus the AID Valorem Tariff is almost the law
of the land.
The course Mr. Jarnagin has pursued in rela-
ton TO this question, cannot be condemned by
any of his own political party and friends of
the present tariff His attempt to throw the respon-
siblity upon the VicePresident, by compelling him
10 vote for the engrossment, has failed Mr.. Dali
Las has cast hisvote in accordance with his political
princ lies, and independent of all personal con-
siderations or popularity, while Senator Jarnagin
by the course he has pursued, has suffered the
new bill to pass. He has not, as yet, the credit of
even following his inclnations.
The 9th section of the new bill, or portion
oft, upon motion of Mr. Webster, was stricken
out THIS section is not an important one.
There is no doubt but that the House will
agree to this amendment; and the ad va
loren tariff will, before the expiration of ano-
Their week, probably be law of the land
We have nothing more to say at this late
hour in re alton to the result of this question. The
public mind will soon become settled when we
shall be better able to judge what the actual ope-
ratios and effect OF the new bill will be-
Meanwhile, see the report of the proceedings in
Congress in another column.
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Common Pleas.


July 23.-Ponce a. Nichfon Ignatz Haizu.-Ac-
ton for libel The parties Germans II appeared that
one morning, In February last the defendants child
little boy about years DID, burned by its clothes
taking fire at the stove The plaintiff who is physician,
was sent for, and he applied liquid substance to
the burns after which he directed the child to be wrap
ped up in wet cloth and ice placed outside the
wounds The directions were complied with the child
subsequently took commissions and died next day. In
few days after the defendant published article in
German paper printed in this city which stated in SUBJ
stance that the death Of the child might have been
vented by the Of remedies gentle and less ad
verse to its constitution and recommending persons,
der similar circumstances to call in proper and
rienced The plaintiff In the body of the
tcle, was referred 10 as the person who pre-
scribed for the child and il alleged
on his part that he was greatly injured in his profess
sions pursuits BY the publication Of the libel The de-
PENDANT pleaded the general issue, and serred notice
that he woul justify but when evidence Of justca-
ton offered the plaintiffs counsel objected the
ground that the notice informal in not setting forth
precisely the facts they intended to justify. The court
allowed the objection, and the evidence ruled out.
II was afterwards however SLOWED 10 he given in mit
gation OF damages Verdict for the plaintiff, six cents
damages
For plaintiff, Mr.. II p Barber For defendant, Mr..
Phenix
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BANKS OF MAIN
rOaA

The immediate resources amount to $965,542 and the
immediate liabilities to $s422 466 The circulation oil
these banks the date Of the latest returns larger
than had been any period within the past ave years
The proportion of specie to paper according to the
above returns, very small, being about to
ten but these banks keep deposit in the Suffolk Bank
of Boston, certain amounts for the redemption Of their
circulation which not given in the above NJ.
On the whole do not SEQ. far able to
Judge by the reports but that the banks Maine are asa
general thing, in sound condition The loans are about
fifty per cent larger than the capital of the State
but the discounts confined the real and sgit
mate wants of the classes there il not that
danger of losses which the banks Of many other staes
are never free from.
The Fall River Iron Company Of Massachusetts,,
is OF the most prosperous in New England
has recently purchased valuable lot of coal land near
Cumberland, Maryland, to which railroad communica-
ton has recently been opened. The consumption Of
coal by the Fall River Iron Works Company 10 IL O5e
tons and Of pig iron 1850 tons scrap iron $3.50 tons,
blooms and billets $40 TONS The produce of which il
l75o casks of nails $50 tons of castings 400 tons Of
hoop, round and square iron, &c. They give employ.
ment to $40 hands, and the gross value of the manufac.
tured goods for the past year is $l.oss 500.
The annexed statement of land sales in the districts of
Mineral Point and Green Bay, Wisconsin, exhibits an
increase in the quantity of land sold and the receipts
from January LIST to July LIST this year, compared with
last =
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Wright,s Indian Vegetable pills, In addi-

ton TO being one OF the best antbilious medicines
the world possess power of pain which truly
astonishing -Four FIVE said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken
every night going bed will in a short time completely
rid the body ofhose morbid hpmor, which 4 lodged the
through 10 the shoulder bade difficulty Of
and loss of appetite costveness indigestion fau
ency swahy yellow complexion, and other symptoms Of
an inflammation torpid state OF the liver
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills also thoroughly cleanse
purity; and certain for collie, dysenery,
cholera morbus and every other disorder of the
They also aid and improve dge ston and consequently
he ah vigor the whole frame well drive diseases
Of every from the body.
CAcrioS.-t should be renembefedtha MI Samuel Reed
Of Balrmors MIR John Dixon, Of Easton Pa and Messs
Browning Brothers, Of phadelphis, sgen Of our
and they purchase virgins Indian Vegetable Pills
Office cannot guaranty genuine any medicine thai
they may have for sale.
The only security against imposition purchase from
40 person he certificate agency the
Office and General Depot, No. 2ss Greenwich street New
York WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

The LIST Artillery will be parade in East Brooklyn
this day. They are fine body of men,
The SrREErs.The late rains have caused an evident
improvement in the streets Of Brooklyn Without the
aid Of Croton water presents appearance of
clean ess in some of it, principal streets, that New
York may we'll envy.
Navy YAnD.-Thsre il much hustle and animation pre-.
vsiling in this vicinity large number OF
ployed about the yard.
Jackson FsRKY-A petition has hssn presented to the
Board Of Aldermen New York. for the removal Of the
Jerry to some other location. change of location
would be most advantageou. to the public as the null
at the Brookyn side of this ferry ntolerable
change of location would be of advanage-but change
Of the rate of errsge would be equally desirable.-
When we find the Catherine and Fulton ferries charging
but two cents cannot conceive the right necessity
for charging three cents at the Jackson ferry The pro-
prietors would do far better by charging the reduced
fare Indeed Brooklyn city would profit considerably
BY the abolition Of the ferriage altogether
DoGs.-The fAshers Of the law in this city appear to
understand the dogmas of their corporate athers far
better than those In New York. the canine herd ap
pear less numerous among them
The Hoos.-Thess privileged gentry about,
disturbed.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE.--About ten o'clock last
evening fire broke out in the block OF wooden
streets The building was occupied by mechanics and
lahoring men few who were not in the immediate
vicinity Of the hames had opportunity Of getting on.
their families had barely time to escape with their ordt
nary wearing apparel The buildings destroy Cd were
owned a. follows :-one by Fargo Benham. two BY A.
y; Masten one by 8. Matthews, three by NJ Sheppard
Iney were occupied by eleven different families, mostly
Rm. inas ,h VINO lost nearly their all Zen
loss about $4,000. Insurance. $500 NJ r. Sheppard loss
about sAooo insured $eooPs~n Ysmn TsIssrspA, Jxly
25fh
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city C0nSsntien.

The Convsutisa met ., half past Ave o'clock ysstsr
day. DR.. WILLIAM the President IN tne cnsir;
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and APP
The Printing The committee to whom was rsfsrred
the subject matter in relation to the proprety OF print
ing synopsis of the debates and transcript oiths jour
nal of the Convention, reported in favor thereof.
The ayes and nays called for on the aooPuon u
the report, and resultsd-syes IA, nays a.
Mr.. MGAY novel reconsideration Lest
Revolutions bang in order J.. ,s Al.
Resolutions were offered and referred IN favor OF di
recng the erection of public ofics IN when all re-
cords in relation to assessments be 6led
Printing .assis.-Nr FR,rcH offered resol alton, IN
favor OF accepting the contract offered by Creee!
MElrath to print the Journal aud condensed report Of
the proceedings, at a sum not exceeding $500
The yeas and nays on the adoption OF the res luuon
were again called ior, and resuisd-yeas is nays
Lost
Reporter .asain.--Nlr BRoDERcK offered resolution
in favor Of appointing competent reporter 70 report
the proceedings Of the Convention under the supervi
sion of the President
The yeas and nays ordered on motion to Lay on
Commune atoms were received from the Comptroller
in answer to various enquiries from the commees on
.ns suoeSs Of hcenses receipts ana c;,v aY
psnses 60, &c. Referred.
Marine Considerations of enquiry, in relation to
number Of causes &c. in this court for the year isso
Resolved" That a committee of Eve be approximately
the chair to be known as the Standing Committee On
Police" Messrs Broderick Mssssrols, Candee, Briggs
and Grape, were appointed
tons offered 4 last meeting in relation to the Special
These resolutions propose that there shall created
counsel for the practical operations Of the police do
pertinent Of The city the distribution of force and the
hearing and decidng of all matters Of complaint against
captains Of police and all subordinate members of the
lice department The said board Of supervisors shall
special justces which latter shall Be chosen to sit quar-
tery - such supervisor of police by the ballot drawn
in the presence Of the two first supervisors and two or
The chief Of police shall be chosen the electors Of
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yporsinx Intelligence.

IL said that the best field of horses that appeared
on any course in Canada indeed Qeavng out Peytona
and Fashion) in America, is the ground at the
Caledonia Springs, for the which commenced
Monday the Doth instant
The veteran, Mr. Eaton Is going his fticth trip. The
weather has been far favorable All eyes upon
him he trudges of his hourly beat He is In full
view of the vers from the Canada House. and all the
other hotels. The tnkling of bell announces his de-
parture and arrival every hour Respectable persons
engaged to attend him by night and by day. r. see
that he performs his mile every hour The old man him.
self in good health and spirits and continues confident
of success He does not hurry himself but takes at an
average "a minutes to the mile--Canadian Paper
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LAND sALrs-GRErN BAY DnrRrcr.

The correspondent Of the Milrdukie Gazette makes
the following remarks In relation to the sales:-
"Yon will perceive that immigration did not begin 10
pour into this Green Bay Land District in any great
number until May or June of 8s5 at the present time
there is perfect rush into the counties Immediately
adjoining Green Bay and not few settle In this county
Had the Columbus continued her trips without Interrupt
ton, there would have been Of Eastern people
in our midst She has resumed her trips, and
may, therefore, confidently expect goolly share Of
stranRersn
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Died.

On the 2sth instant, MicHArL JosrpH infant SON Of
James and Mary Gallagher aged months and thirteen
days
The friends and acquantsnces Of tho family and those
vsd TO attend his fuhsrsl this afternoon st o'clock,
from ~ East Broadway.
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AFFAIRS IN VESEzuELA.-We have received
copy of Ell Liberal, published at Caracas, of the
9th June The only additional items received
are the following
The province had been greatly troubled by the
depredatons Of band of robbers numbering
about forty men, under the captancy of Pedro
Aquino' noted villain. They had last entered
the district oil sombrero, plundering the inhabi-
tants' ana carrying Oh some of the most respecta-
bic as prisoners The Governor had been called
on for interference, and 80 armed troops had gone
10 find the banditti,
On the 24th, the anniversary Of the battle Of
Carabobo, an interesting scene occurred in the
provincial Assembly; the presentation of a DOR.
trait OF General Simon Bolivar, from Sir B. n
Wilson, the British minister to the department of
Cudad Bolivar
Business was in very sound condition; and
the warm weather was n OF attended with as much
sickness as usual.
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoe1er.
july 2e.-The court adjourned, after taking few In
quests, no business being ready.
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INTELLIGENCE FROM CASADA-The naners are
hled with articles discussing the organization Of
the new ministry with great warmth. The nub.
lie attention is also particularly directed 70 Tho
anticipated decrease of trade on the St. Law.
renee.
In the Hamilton Spectator we find well writ.
ten paper in reference to an article published in
the Hrold. on the carrying trade, copied at length
into the Spectator. The writer agrees that the
present advantages possessed by the New York
route over the St. Lawrence, Will send oil the
produce Of Canada grown for expectation, through
the American territory to foreign or English
market
The sum of El0l 19s. has been raised In Dartmouth
or the sufferers at Newfoundland.
meeting was held on the 9Th inst at st. Johns NE
at which resolutions passed expressive of thanks
70 Lord Falkland Executive Government, and the
Mayor and citizens Of this city for their very handsome
donations Tor the relief Of sufferers BY the late Are.
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Court Calsndar-Tnis Day.
CoMNor PLsAs-Nos 1,s I'll. ala, 1ia 2iA az 70 ~
inclusive 2a+, $50, 90, -, ai3.
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Married.

Married.
IN Trinity Church by the Rev. Doctor wainwright,
on the 18th instant, CHARLES PsABoDv, of New York
TO Jus daughter Of the late james Duane Living
OF this city
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Portable Shaving Cascs.-iho most porta-
be and the time the complete and elegant ar
Gle manufactured having requisite for gentle
mas toilet, and travelling companion nyaIsabe. For
sale by q. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway
afew doors above Courtlandt
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Pocket and Penknlves, Scissors, Nail Files,
&c-A beautiful assortment Of the above articles be
the subcrbe No TT Broadway, consisting Of the
splendid, and unique patterns eyer imported TO this
country. a. SAUNUEhS SON
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Inc tnonSnts lnaocea ny me Scrse 20, p col
way novel and instructive truly soul
engossng spectacle ind which the vles OF nissan
thopes sceptics the could help becoming
deeply interested admrer 1t is but few years. since this
science sprung and the inactive hands
which il fell il promised to become uunoticed which It
would have fulfilled had been for the providens
Of Pumbe whose and brain seemed FASH
toned capable OF developing the phenomenon and rearing
pinnacle Of and utility which stands
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-31
Executors Sale.

TIME subscriber, by virtue Of authority vested in
Il him by the last will and es,smant of Christian
Bel,I, late Of Jackson township, Northumberland
county, decd, will expose to SALE on the premises
On the Gath of February next, the following proper.
y. now in possession Of John Baker, laIe the e.
state Of ssid deceased situate in Jackson Township
Northumberland county, containing one bundled
and thirty acres Of land more or less, Of which
bout sixty acres are cleared. The Improvements
consist Of Two log houses aud log barn. There
is also good orchard on the premises, containing
all kinds Of fruit; also, frs, rate spring Of water
near the house. About sir &c es of the properly
s meadow land. The unmpioved portion Of this
land s ~ooded with excellent timber.
U he Terms and condi'ions will be made known
on the dsy Of SALE on the premises hy the suhscii.
bs,. BENJAMIN Helm.
jan SIss. 1856 Executor
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Legislative News.
CROMWELL

bill 10 remove the venue of a suit pt law
ings, after some considerable debate The suit
relates to the estate OF J. A. Schultz.
number Of petitions were presented for and
against granting the right OF way 10 the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad Company; and for the
Incorporation Of company TO construct a rail.
road from Harrisburg to Pttsbure.
Remonstrances were likewise presented from
citizens of Lehigh county, against the second in.
ves,iga,ion of the Lehgh county Bank
The Governor, by message, transmitted copy
Of ar act passed by the Legislature OF New Jer.
sey in regard TO fisheries on the Delaware. He
also informed that he had signed the bill provi-
ding for the payment of the interest on the State
debt dne on the Isl February.
A bill declaring the larceny OF county orders
10 be felony
Bills have been introduced for an outlet lock
at Wells Falls, on the Delaware, below Blacks
Eddy, and for Railroad from Tamaqua to Eas-
which Philadelphia will object to-
A strong effort will be made 10 pass bill 10
authorize the New York and Erie Railroad Com.
pany to pass through portion of Pike county in
this State-and TO give them an opening into the
Coal mines Of Luzerne, and save much heavy gra.
ding in Sullivan county, New York. The Balti-
more people are equally active to procure the
passage of this bill, and it may pass. The Mid
"A skn-u NJ
m rather doubtful at present, but may pass.
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Orphans Court Sale.

pursu nee OF an order Of ,he Orphans Cour,
of Northumberland county. will he sold at pub.
Tic vendue, on Saturday, the l4h day of February
next at the public house Of William Fauow, in
Snydertown, in said county, TO wit:
4 certain tact Of land snuale in Rush township,
county Aforesaid. adjoining land Of laasc Kline.
Widow stroh. Henry Hoif and others Containing
60 acres more or less, 25 of which are clear,
ed. whereon is erected small one story frame and
log house, small !og stable, and an apple orchard
Late the estate Of David Kaseman, deed.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said
day, when the CONDITIONS Of sale will h, mad.
known by FREDERICK KASEMAN.
January lHh, ls45.-St Admit
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II 4 r RS Fl OF e L,
IIARRISRVRG. PA.

BEG lave 10 infrm the public ih,t have lrFt
Philadelphs. ard am nnw located in Hauis-
burg, The seat Of The Executive and State Gov,rn.
meut Of Pennsylvania, where ! now occuIy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building having hren rurposr'v
p,nned and erected for = Hotel # the first class
i. not surpassed il equale tv any similar cs'ah
lshmei in Pennsy lvania; an1 having unle gone
a thorough renovation, the par'ors, room. AMI
chamhcrs are now fitted up in style tha, com.
hines .lesance with comfrt and convenience
Nv TABLE is pledged To re supplied with the
hest fare the Markets can proiuc"; the oh'rcrs al
the same time heng as moderate as anv Of the best
regulated as,ai shmenis elsewhere. In short. no
exetlous shall he spared On nv IT, or The ptrl
of every member of ray household, to make it whit
it ,hould be- in tie Capital of one Of the mos, pop.
uIouS and interesting State. Of the Union.
With lhese promises Recommendations and fac.
li,irs, and the fact that the Hotel is most cighIy
situated with confidence. most respectfully SOL
cit the patronage Of the Public.
DANIEL HERR.
I.a,o Of Hcrr's Horel, Chesnut ST., PhiIad.
Harrisburg Nov. %. iSi5.-3m
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FOURTEEN
UallabLe ArttCleS.
BatNNgR's VxRmIvusS-a cerfdtn cure Lon

BnxNNER's VsRmIvusS--a CERTAIN cure log
. wcrms-snf. and very pleasant TO take.
.. GIBsoN's ExrRAcrs. which remove Grease
Of oil kinds, Dry Paints. Tar. vsnish and Wsra
from carpets or from clothing. without injurng the
color or The cloth.
g. LosDoS FIT P,pKe--ths besl thing known
for killing flies and mosquitoes.
a. A certain Destroyer Of Rsis, Mice, Roacbos
and An,s,-snd another Of Bed Buys.
6. GUMS SpEcIFIo for sour stomach Heart
Burn and Water Brash hy one who had suffered
thirteen years, before he discovered the cure.
DR. STEVENS GREEN OIsTMrNT for the Piless
1t has never failed to cure.
7. HARnisoS's TETrEn WASH
g. BnEaoND's INpELrBLE IsK,--wi,hout =
rival.
Q. Tnr CoNrouSn Co~prcrIor OF FrGs-~
just the medicine for children and for women, 1t 10
pleasant To take.
10. BtcK's VfGEr,aLB ASrIbILIoUs PIrLs-
IL. GUMS EMoLLIEST WArERPnoor PAsTE,
for Harness, Boots &c. II soitens the leather, and
keeps out the wafer
IL. rooR Mass SrnrSurnESI~a Plaster.
l3. JacHsoS's DrtnuHGA MIxruRs, which
cures the worst DiarhGa in a few hours.
IA JAcKsoN's DYsESTAnr MIxruRr, cer>
tain and speedy cure for Dysentory and Summer
Complaint
The above valuable articles are sold wholesale
and retail. bv l.. G.. GUM, No. | South Fifh
STREET, Phjladelphia-where Slor, keepers end O.
Tiers will be .upp led with pure African CAYENNE
Pepper. Arnica Flowers Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass
md Varnishcs n, the lowest prices. Terms or'y
cash. or Cut out the Advertisement aud briug
il with YOU.
Phil Id.Irhia July lo'h 1St5-Iv.
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The fact is well known. that DRASDnE1H's
PILLS are certain cure in every form of disease.
all having the same root, which is impurty of the
circulating fnid, the BLOOD.
In period of little more than ten years in the
United States, they have restored 10 perfect health
and enjoymen, over Four Hundred Thousand per.
sons who were given over as incurabIe by Phys.
clans Of the first rank and standing, and in many
cases. when every olher remedy had been resorted
to in vain.
The great secret is to have the medicine by you
when you are first attacked with sickness; one
dose then will have more good eilec, than twenty,
if you put j, off until disease has enfeehled the boz
diy powers; therefore every individual who con.
siders health blessing, should always keep a box
of Brandrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills, where
they can be sure to lay their hands on them when
wanted. twenty-five cents cannot possibly he bet.
ter disposed Of. A valuable life may be saved, or
a long Fl, Of sickness prevented.
a. Purchase of H. B. Mssser, Sunhury, OF Of
the agent, published in another part of this paPer.