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Late & Important from Europe!
FOUR DAYs>kArER FROM EUROPE.
Rssigasiioa Of Ae BiiisA Miaisiry.

II a
The ship Liberty, at New York, LEFT
Liverpool on the 18th December. Her
! news was brought over Long Island, by
express, for The New York Herald,
~ From As NJ. E<Frsid, Jun Is, p. NJ
Another ofopr msgaificentaee eel OF ne VS.
clippers, the Skinner Of The Sea, bonded
the splendid ship Liberty. Capt. Morton,
nearly enc hundred miles al sea late yes
ierdly aflefhooh, obtained very late and
highly important intelligence from her,
. and sent il By al extraordinary express
TO the efEice Of The N. Y Herald.
The Libeuy sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th ull,, and brings papers 10 that
dale.
The neHs which we have thus receiy-
ed is Of the highest imporiance-of more
consequence than any We hare received
+ 10 The last ten years.
! II 10 no more nor less than the re.lgna-
tioa OF Sir Robert Peel. and The organiEa,
ton Of q new Cabinet BY Lord John Rus
sell.
The anno1heem ent OF this important
iset--impoItantsio the United States 10
commercial point. of view, ss well, per-
chance. 10 political sspec., threw the
whole Eoglish public into state Of great
excitement, Iiseffeet was tremendous.
In addition 10 this, and asa necessary
Consequence, Parliament had been further
prorogued. As The following exhibits -
Al The Court at Osborne House, Isle
Of Wight the 10Th day. OF Deeen Der,
1916, present the Queens Mos, Excel.
lent'Majssiy 10 Council. II is this day
ordered By Her Majesty in Council, iha,
the Parliament. which stands prorosued 10
Tuesday. The 10Th day cf December, ias,.
be further prerogusd to Tuesday the 30lh
\ GaH Of December, inst"
The Corn Law question has been The
cause Of al this.
The efectthatilhis neTs viii have upon
the relations between England AID Amer.
/ ca. eanno, but be o. The utmost conse-
j quenee.
American cotton had Improved.
The following sla.ementis made 10 the
Liverpool Mercury Of the l2h:-
& Txs Nessegs Of Peace - -4meriea.- An
inquiry has been earnestly adefessed 10
Is from London. Is 10 whether the news
touching The expected opening Of the
ports really LEI. England By the Acadia
IRON our river. q noon. on the 4 b. iusi
Our reply is, and re can answ<f .or the
fact-ii I'D 50 We have entitled i, !
message Of pesce. because no one can
dou6t the effect OF the announcement. es-
peeially Il followed BY Tsaiiza,ion. not
nnlu tfnon fka Or go .rn.s1s.. :. ~
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THE ADMINISTRATION in TROUBLE

.
Those who have marked the progress or az
fairs, must have long since observed that the Adj
rninislraliOn has been in trouble ever since lis or
ganizaiiou. Andihat lis troubles have only been
increased By the agitation of The Oregon ques.
lion.
At the time Mr.; Calhoun consented to return
to the Senate and after his arrival in Washington,
the impression was generaIihat be was to be the
Acminisnaiion leader in that body, which inn
preston was strengthened fromslhe fac. Of his
being placed as chairman 81 ii sommiltse OF
Finance, one Of the,most impo'|a1. ofices in the
Senate. There exists bu. IilII1 doubt of his
having given his consent 10 The Management
snd Tia. the Prssiden. would have been era,i.
fedand his private wishes carried ous By lie ap.
poin,men,-- as bis feelings and 81 s.saihiss are
all on the side or Mi. G., and be would have
been perfectly willing 70 have followed Ia his
lead on the Oregon question.
The Western members were opposed however,
in toto, to The iemporizing course Mr.. Cal.
houn had marked on: sor them, and with one &C :
cord, they "slipPed The CABLE ard presented
the bold front Of aOregon-war, Or NO war;
Mr.. Polk vas .bps placed i . siraii from which
he could not easily exlricais himself, prefsrring
the influence Of The hardy West, inasmuch as il
i Of more political consequence 10 him Than the
1chivalry" of he South; be 6iuchss,, and ap-
pears 10 have lefl Mr.. Calhoun 10 work pretty
much ion hisovn hook
These statements receive strong confirmation
from The fact Of Mr. Calboun's having lately
been excused from serving on The Committee Of
Finance Il his own urgent request.
The AdminisiTs,iop has many vexatious cares
also on account Or ne various aspirants fer The
course in Isls. Each are vising with the o
ihsr FOR he prepiiioas smiles or Tbs Presi-
dent, and be- lsaking he stern pri1cipls % re-
qnsite for one i authority, y harrasssd and Tor
nekied almost beyoDd endurance. Gen. Cas-,
Secretary Bushsnan. Secretary Walker, and
score Of "snsI fshs ars III trimming = 10 o..
s1iss 70 BE- u proper plight
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ItCel.ty-Nt,lth Congress.
girst SESSION.
wAsHIserOH, JANUARY, 10, 1876.
U. 8. SENATE.

L ~ =. SN4Ata
Mr. Allen notified Bis intention al an
early day to introduces } joint resolution
deslaratory Of the principles by which The
United States will, be governed in regard
to The Interference Of Foreign powers with
the independent government Of America.
Mr Benton and Mr. Dayton severally
Ipresented documents relative to the Wash.
1iagton Naiional M on umeat Society, which
were referred 10 The Gommit,ee on the
District Of Columbia.
The Senate then proceeded TO The or.
Eders Of the day. and some few bills were
passed over Informally.
The Senate then went inlo Executive
session, and after some time spent therein
adjourned.
HoUss OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker announced The reception
Of reports from the Standing Committees
10 be the 6rst business ia order this morn
ing. III
A resolution was offered. calling upon
The Secretary Of War for information as
TO the state Of relations With the Tribes Of
Indians in Texas. and all inform alton 10.
relation 10 The same.
Several bulls were reported for granting
lands for Internal improvement purposes
10 Michigan. Indisra. Arkansas, Missouri,
SC. "A large number Of private bills were
also repor:ed.
Mr.. Tiobstts reported bill in favor Of
certain improvements 10 the Harbor at
Cincinnsis and for the protection Of pub.
lie property.
4 resolution was offered calling upon
The Revolutionary Pension Committee 10
report a. to the propriely Of giving pen.
sion 10 The widows of Revolutionary sol.
a,e..s ma.ried between the years l79i and
1900. The reelection was objscieeto an.
lies over.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson, Of .Tsun. offered
. series Of resolutions dsclsttng that 10 he
opinion Of he House rotation 10 Office Is
. Democratic psincipls and that no personl
should hold Office more than eight yeas
- also that those now in Office should be
divided BY lots into four classes, one class
% 60 out every two years, and that all 40.
IPointments hereafter shall be appointed
equally among the several congregational
Idlstricls. Laid over.
aTThe rest Of the session was consumed.
70 receiving resolutions. Of no particular
interest. after which \
The House adjourned.
/ JANuART IA.
q, s. SENATE.
r,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Two Days Later From Europe.

= The Nj York Herald. contains 10 dsy,
atef news IRON Europe broueht 81 The
"a rseket ship Oxford, which LETT Liverpool
eDn The 6lh ult. She vas deisinsd OF the
coast lea days 81 head Winds. The fol-
loving j. a1mmsry Of The new;
Tbs cDnon msfksi 10 rather irner than
"a % ~ S1iliag Of the Acadia.
1.-The corn market has declined.
fThe famine excitement has somewhat
tubsided.
Alibdseh tut Two dsys later. The new
~ impolasni; beingin eject % snnornce.
su.neni Of he Rspesl Of the Corn Lsxa-
10 other words, Parliament i 10 meet ear.
" 10 January, sni The Cabinet have
fsEreed to recommend 40 immediste con-
federation Of The Cora Laws. with view
10 their total repeal.
x Her Msjesiy's government had issued
orders for ~ 200 sets Of sccou,remenis
Tor The militia ofthe EnglIsh Counties. The
hole TO be ready on the Isl Of March
NEXT.
Cookies Circus. al glasgow. was, on
Tuesday. totally destroyed BY Gre. -
Tie Alleged Fdmins in Ireland The
market 10 Dublin. on "Wednesday. was
better supplied with potatoes, which sold
ai.pHer prices than % any day for . week
past. The provincial market notes repre-.
1 sent decline 10 the price Of ell kinds Of
grain. but potatoes are come hat 10 I'D.
vsnce-slNy have mol. hoHsyer, sp
p:oichsd The high quotations 10 The Dub.
lin ilsts. Al the last Limerick market,
cup potatoes we're only 23.4d 10 81 pr
stone; white I'd per stone. AT Ne.
nsgh. on Tuesday The prices were exact
~ The sane as al Limerick.
Repeal Of Lie Corn Lgps.-Liserpool,
Deco. The London Times on Thurs
day 4h) surprised and delighted the pub.
lie BY 1.-The followfn. rather unexpected an
nouhcemeni:
The decision Of the cabinet is no long.
) era secret. Parliament, Il is n6dently
reported, is 10 BE- fer the first
week 10 January, End the Roysl Speech
will. tits added. recommend an immedi-
ate consideration 81 the Corn Laws. pre-.
paratofy 10 their total repesl. Sir Robert
Peel in one house, and the Dske Of Well.
ington 10 the other will. we are told, be
prepared to give immediate effect 10 the
Recommendation titus convened.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
HEART RENDISG EVENT.

Inc Norfolk Herald contains an. account Of
The wreck, on Tuesday The 6ih, Of The schooner
Comet, on The North Point Of The Breaker. Iear
o 'r ~ which al on board persisted. a
letter 70 the editors says:-
''Besiees,he crew, there were Two yonne ro.n
the sons of Mr. Stephen Long Of Willism.,on
PROMISING, interesting youths, in the very morn
iDg o. manhood, The pride and hope Of their heart
stricken, unfortunate parents. e..'T'
But, Oh sir, how shall describe Inc aef,t
caiamisy which the news Of the death Of her
commander, Captain Thomas S. Chase, ous
townsman has brought 10 his poor disconsolate
widow and two helpless babes 20 in.ense ana
~ N vas ner distress, atthe unhsppy
III NJ ahecsionAie husband, that il ispre-
Jason mus nave oeen.overlhrown ID the
dreadful trial. Las. mig bt between ono and'iye
ocloek, she arose from her bed, and though Sc
'verely cold, plunged into the river with both
her children. The body OF Mrs. O. has been
recovered, but as yes neither Of the poor limo.
cents"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
mR. wALkER on rae TAn1rF.

Was hiDgton letter writers stale that Mr..
Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury, will soon
make special report 10 Congress for the reduce
ton Of the Tariff. WhaiWould the "Democrs-
cy" Of the olden lime have thought Of Federal
officer Of the Goysrnmsni, who would frame a
certain bill 10 certain way, and command them
to pass il nolens voien, Yet in this age Of pure
democracy, is no, only countenanced by tact,
submission, but absolutely sanctioned BY the par
~. This is the age Of progression, and The side.
mocracy" are truly prot,ing BY the spirit Of ihe
times. They adopt nll manner Of new theories,
and base them all on the old worm eaten stock,
the resolutions of ,98.
We have seen letter published from The Hon.
c. Hudson, Who thinks the fate Of the Tariff seal
cd To save j, in the House, We must have eve.
~ Wing vote, and about So Of the Democratic
votes, and Mr. H. says he thinks be cannot reck.
on on more Than IS. In the Senate, il the two
Texan Senators, who will be on before the sub
iect is acted upon, be free trade men, as they
without doubt arr, aof course no hope can be
entertained Of arresting the suicidal policy Of
Nj. Walker there.
II Mr.. Hudson IS correct 10 bis calculations 10
the House, we wilf.o course soon be under the
influence Of Locofoco Tariff. or one thing,
however, We are very ceriain--iM principle Of
protection ,Oin be recognised il this principle
10 retained, then Wing doctrine will still cons.i.
iuse lis elementary part, and The hot.spurs Of The
Palmetto Stale win again receive 'lhe cold shout
der" This principle must be retaiaed, both on
iron and sugar, else The iron men Of Pennsylvania
with their $50 furnaces and numerous FORCES,
and the dependents upon these works, who mum.
h., nds, VII raise such "fafe- up'' In the
camp a. will be nei,hsr - ound sweet g naImo-
Nous TO The ears Of Mr.. Polk, or his pr,,-e Min
is:er-RobertJ. Walker-pho imsgines himself
70 be il The line Of prefermsni.
Though Pennsj lYanian By birth he has 4.
lienalsd himself BY biz opposition to, her cher.
ished principles, and under no circumstances,
whatever can he expect the support or those win
whom be IS Al open variance on principles. ID
the nailtenaaee Of which, depends her future
grsssness and glory
Thesugar planter Of Louisiana viii mai. i,
no. seat" Cor Mr.. Folk whenever be 4, Il, .v.,,,
NEEDLE Win heir peculiar inleres.--and Is ,he
quandafy, rs are Inclined 10 The belief ia, n.
Presiden. viii y forced, ont Of choice. 3 nm.
port The PnneiPls q Discriminating duties.
-
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TIE LoUDovr sEsAro1stAI. plsrntnr

~ a.e grained 70 ind, says the Richmond
WIG 'nal zen, Asa b GERS is 4 candidate for
re-elec'.an IN the Disiric, composed Of he conn
lice Of Loudoun and Faiffax. II experience in
Legislation uniform calnness, dignity and cOur-
sy-added 10 On intelligence equal 10 any sub
jecLpresented for consideration quali6ca-
lions for Senator, then We hare no hesitation
10 saying that Gen. r. is, 10 all respects, most
suitable representative Of The siaid and rejecting
people Of his District.
Opposition Is spoken Of, both from the oppo-
site party and from Wing, but We have no
doubt The Wing party Of The District win take
prudent measures to prevent injury 10 the cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
4 NEW SECT.

; The New York correspondent Of the Pbila-
phia Sun states that : new relie ious society has
bsen started in Thai city, under he title or The
Glsedsnitss. They bavo some curious forms
andcsfemonies both ID church ssd out Of Il.
One Of their oldest peculiarisies isstksir nods
Of salatiug people 10 he strseis. They ~
practical physiognonists, and profsss 70 knov
. mans character, and he slste " bis hart,
By he sxpfession or his eouBtenapcs. If they
like ! persons looks, they salute him by ~
ing. Give your hsasl d he Losd'', r. ihey
zee anything that displeasss them il xSifanrsr's
face, ihsy merely say-aThs devils ID you,'
and pas on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

nAsslleeeised The FIRST number Of The
eo-.oA, 9ot.n'y paper published in the CT
y y eailaofek devoted % subjects connected
VIM me seisne; Of AgrieuIturs. Ii Is printed Cd
good paper, "a ! nsat style, Il ou.s,o form y
sixteen pages. u one Dollar Der annuml 3 "a.
vsnee' and sdised b wn. ia. Bradford.
yneg'ns from ihe nanbsr before u, he cuIln-
r'ss WI e ael3 cosdneisl and vii, 10 doubt,
. iound essini 2 farmers pho may sabsesibs
g. a. 4 So At ~ \. = 4 -'S7F- ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

HE New York papers mention
The dss.h a MI. HrsRr IsnAr, The ..
lsbfaied portrait painter.
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s.
Sandryresolu.ions Of inquiry heretofore
offered were taken up and adopied.--
when the Senate went into Executive
Session at an early hour. and alter some
time spent therein. adjourned over on,il
Monday next.
H0ysR OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Private bills were reported. when tie
House went into Committee of The whole
on The state Of the Union.
Tie Oregon Dsbass.
I Mr. Tibbalis Of Ky. took The Chair. snd
the debate ras resumed upon the merils
|of ibe Oregon question. ~
Mr. Cooke q Penn. addFessedihs Com.
mi,ise 10 very sensible speech against
the notice. H argued tksi i sisin. ii
would lead to : Suspension q negoiisiions.
and Inevitably. in Die yisv, 70 : var with
England 1.ss
Mr. c. desesuied e length Dpob ne
horIoIs e var, and pronounced Noupea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

les JANUARY ~.
The Senate did not sit To- day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Mcconnell made an Intellectual al
tempt to introduce resolution directing
the Committee on ways and means to re-
port on the. expediency Of repeating the
Edaty on salt and iron.
The House then vent into Committee
on The bill 10 carry into effect the conven,
ton between this government and Perus
Al 2 o'clock, the Cormiltee rose
DIR. Dfongools then took the floor. and
announced that early this morning the
Hon. Willism Taylor. one pf the repre-,
seliatiyes from Virginia. departed this life,
He died Il bis boarding house. 10 F. street.
where he hes been sick for many weeks.
His death was remsrksbly sudden. He
uss walking about yesterday, and bali en-
hour before bis death est hearty meal.
Mr. DSoneoole concluded BY Offering
The usual resoluiions after. which, % )
testimony Of respect 10 The memory Of The
|deesssed. The House immediately adjourn
cd. -
JANUARY l9.
I Both H61sss q Coneress atiendsd ihe
fnnar.l ~ 49, Kr.~ W.rfraM Yawrnw .
The daily union., 1846-10-02
PINEY POINT pAyILION,

nNE Of the most convenient, splendid, and pie
" turesque salt water bathing places Ia the
United States viii be opened for ysiIers on the 18Th
instant, for the summer campaign. The pavilion
and its accommodations have been put in a com
plee state OF repair, and offer 10 the invalid pleas
ant resort for health and recreation The bathing 10
delicious, either IN the houses or IN the open surf
''along the sounding shore" A fresh and eonsian
sea-bTeeze sets in in the afternoon, and continues
night all eight or ten in the morning. The pavilion
commands view Of the debOuehure Of the Potomac
INTO the Chesapeake bay, the river in front being
nearly ten miles wide. II is within eight hours
steaming from Washington, twelve from Baltimore,
and twelve from Richmond.
The steamer Columbia, Capt. Guyther leaves
Baltimore every Saturday evening, stops at Plney
Point early Sunday morning, and returns TO Bal
timore on Wednesday. The steamer Ooeola, Capt
Mitchell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and
Saturdays on her way 10 Norfolk, and returns on
Tuesdays and Fridays, touching at the Point in
both directions, landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages Of his es-
tablishment and with a corps Of oblIging servants
good fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the
usual accessories Of a watering place, together with
moderate charges, confidently casts himself upon
the public appreciation.
United States Hotel, Washington.
June I7-iAf
The daily union., 1846-10-02

These ships are all Of the largest class, and are
ommBnisd by men Of character and experience.
Their cabin accommodations are all that can be de-
sired in pJnt Of splendOr, comfort, and convent
ence, hDd they are furnished with every descnp-
ton Of stores Of the best kind. Punctuality in the
days of sailing viii he strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage To Liverpool, 500. From Liy-
erpool 10 Neg York. k25.
Agents Tor ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe
Shenandoah, Yorkshire, Fidelia, Cambridge, and
New YORK,
GOODHUE& Il CO., or
c. II. MARSHALL, New York.
Barring, BROTHERS q Co,
Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virglnian,
Waterloo, and John r. Skiddy,
ROBERT KERMIT, New York,
T.. +. SANDS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Hen
nv Clay, (new,) and Independence,
GRtNNELL, MINTURN, & CO., ". Y.
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & Co, Liverpool.
Agents for ships Roseus, Slddons, Sheridan,
and Garrick,
L. X. COLLINS & Co., New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY, & Co, Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool
Hottinguer, and Rochester.
WOODHULL Il MISTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS,, & CO., Liverpool
New York, March 2-lyd
The daily union., 1846-10-02
"post paid, addressed to
ROB'T. A. PARRISH,
Washington. ID. C.
GREAT English Remedy for coughs
VI colds, asthma. and dcOnsnmpfion.=The

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The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
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II is no quack nostrum, but standard English
medicine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptve tendencies of
the climate, but to be used preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness
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Pamphlets, containing mass of English and
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may be obtained Of the agents gratuiously. -,
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Special depot at the Bookstore Of ROBERT
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June
The daily union., 1846-10-02
Agency for Claims at Washington.
THARLES DE SELDING, Notary Pub

No. IL Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, ID. Co. offers his services for the prose-
cution of claims before Congress any Of the ex.
ecutive departments, or before any board of COM
missioners that are may be appointed for the ad-
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and rents, procuring pensions, whether revolution
or any other services bounty ands for return duties
those arising under contracts, treaties or otherw
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Particular attention paid to the settlement Of ac-
counts of disbursing officers who may find il incon-
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Having been commissioned notary public, he is
prepared to furnish legalzed copies of any document
or other paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent Of service re-
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Communications (post paid will receive mmedi-
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lie has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
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comptrolers' and auditors offices Of the Treasury
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the navy; and also to DIR, John Homans, Boston;
Barnard Henry, esq., Philadelphia; Rev. Septmus
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