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Music FOR THE MILLION.
H0MANS AZ ELLIS


2oS. BROADWAY, N Y
sohe inc auenton OF the Pub especially Professor, and ANA
snis TO their valuable ssnes OF MUSICAL WORLD ,ra "a
Ihem Editions OF Cheap and elegant Music Containing popp,
S"noafd and Copyright Songs GIee. uaehe, w,s.
SEWN nh Accomplishments for Porte ana
aeeonlIanImens for The FJte-AT LESS THAN HALE THE
USUAL. PRICES ' ''1i ihh
Homaps a Ellis have Published
81 rr1aT sHgs fr0I S0rlaPres IS os-fs or 81 ctr ,gl
u D. usere - words By FIbal. music by O. A. Roivrn
Lei no Thought ot Care OpPress word. by Jeatsv
music f,on Ns-na - ''
Tar away IN Bright Land woods by Jea.y. u1.,,
from Norma - N'-' ''1''e
30 eas' that Shadow from Thy Blow
SInny Hours OF Chdhood; wOres by Carpenter music
Cherries W Glover ''' ~ "
rug rs3 6'H5 ts@ Ia S-HaABHLa-Prlos % e, or Gl mail,
-pah Eyed heauy adapted CAvaina, .Tu Non Sal
are Joyf1l atarted beautiful air TuttD Clio "A
h-Like the Gentle Wess Wind Blowing aaap,ed 10 he ar
All Pefcbe, Pose $50 "
N-lSst no Sorrow; adapted to air "Ah non Giunsr-
'smle Love duet for AMI tenor voices % m. ~,
-Prend L'anel Il Demo ~ :"
On seeei Ans from sphoTs admired opea OF ALor and u
sahsed io The Piano FoF Flute comp nenls by
FiSe Values Bale, raw o,.,. 4. "a No. ~, n.
Haneed ior the Piano Forte BY Chai.s Cnos PIANIST
dkctf
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A CHEW CAL RESULT


MY ciLHDRArED VEGETABLE LiQuID HAIR DYE 4.
Avn eoable pef.oss tn dye their hai, , m.
hast ne"nsenine For ehlnRits grey hair wLk
'5.mos~ hse. la hro~n. black eh-snnt color The ,.,
eva consequences Fsei be f,a.d IT. a- -
hNhfs THIS eonhpos"n the ony sanctioned h, IN.
'cnee ~ Chemistry. o. dye manner y..o,,
gradaon OF ooofs without danger AID Ia. m
49, ts- nhe'a patronage and unlmei OF the
d. Pot sals,whoi--ais nj retail. by
JULES HAUEt. Pernner add Ch.ni.,
No 20 souih NJ a.. below chesnu,, Pbiad-iphia
And BY my Agents. Main L. GAt-, A. DuysI A Co
h Davs X Duqn-s1e sboe.oe HR: =. NJ Zaehri.son w a.
pofnin Petersburg: Bags Thomas n 20.
vi Beware or oounierfes -Jue- IIau..
Liquid Hair Dye" n you wan, the gsnu ne article
W Premiums awarded Frankin In.itt, a.e2-a,,
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No. 30 Chntbam-Street, N. v.
"A bOt 10 doors from the corner Of Pearl and
Chatham streets and on the right hand side passing
City Hall No patronage asked beat down
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
sorg made Cotton Linen Bo-oms md Collars war
ranied at 81, So 8, So O. TO- H. ~ So IS &C.
10 90 H. IT, 90 81 % SO % IS &c 81 aud SIS per dozen
All Linen Shirts s2O - so - % So and s3s Per
dorm -
Plain Cotton shirs s. SO. G. G So and s. so per dozen
COlored SHIRTS IS, So So r . 10 and SII per DOZEN
per dorm
Gee list Of premiums AMERICAN INsTIrUTE-Ry 90
doing you will be convinced OF superior
goods otwIhandng the cheaphe And u the many
who did not have chance New
the late fa IA consequence Of the continued
they eau once more have opportunity seeing
deHofk In this county by calling Depot
Maisas Troy Shirts Bosoms aud Collars
OF the principal esd aee Linen Stores city through
out the county.
Just received addition large stock Of Coars Of
description IcOO men Collars Al etc 10, ,
~ including styIe, hARsHALLs BYRON COLLARS
which have beeR highly approved Thee goods together
with our late styles music pit bosoms Warrington
ing Byron Collars many the PRINCIPAL ready
made Linen stores throughout the ani
~ only 70 Troy depot or NO. 30 CHATHAM STREET ~
York.
BIN eonscqusn of the pacrs calling their
stores DePos Of Late 'her fore be parueLlr
GJ- MARSIIALI'S Ii
Braneh No = Cedar Street, Upsiain. 6ei5-Gm
GLOBE UNION AGENCY BRAScH AcrNrs
~ WINrED-An agent every soun seat In the
United states where an appointment not bs.
connection With Storage and Forwarding with matters les. impor
tant coniing, thrtelo.
Apple who furnish
TO horesty will Of enu 81 Be- selected
Application receivable as long this advertisement
70 know whether sp?o nmsrt has teen made At any pst
euaI county 'eS, enquire of posi- master Ihers
Addr,s postage PAID Director GOte Uu,on Asensy
LOUISVILLE ny ?. HAMILTON,
do
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

" atsr froof BoOts and SHOES-SIiIes' a SON. A,h.
1CINEf WAITS would respectfully invite FentI,rn.n ~
Nan superior Of Water proof boots or ,bo, 10 stSs
eau we have just opened splendid lot mad, nv m, .hoV.
sers which are Known equal any made IN IN, %
Sa'es Ihey COD iite com boots and .bor.
out We consider hem worth double much Gepsmea - in
se you 10 give them ua they be found worn the al
I-'e"lr. ue . PIrTNEY A
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ATTE NTIONi
ALL WHO DESIRE PEaRIy WHITE rrrr,,
W. uNhVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE s universally
" sought alter for ia. parry gives 10 IN. TEN
without u. ssisest tly For ale. wholesale rea at
''Lh' hhut i.S, fTaeir al Cbsniist and Perfumtr
. 20 South 81 Street below ChesnnI
hsd BY my Aeous Main STREET L. Ginier A DuvaIk Co
u. pu'aL Duqne'ne Shoehoe HE: Z ". Zlchrison " H.
Dornn Petersburg Rags Thomas 4
w Premiums AWARDED Frsnkin In-ttr. A. Oh,
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To THE rsEAUT.FIERs oF THE C,,1P,-Tx
ION !-sURPRLsLH1 EEEIc. cY,

TIT. ffssf0 TEt<N VT THE COW a
GONi-sURPRisLS0 EFFICACY
M EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND nyNPu SOAP ,
" r-ed OF an Eastern Of
lo rrnasnny the skin sof and fair npans S.eai.
rn-~ats hue N the eosnpe1ion ~
ereaof and conservation ofta NJ
iehA~ oseiosss fr Nf,nph a..
OF haa Divine de Venus. be an al., 1900
IoNe '"mpasd io the most of Onsna vs..n.
70 us urr exclusion Of an ur- d
mehary Tor u erif'Hey bland purifying ADD -oihur ,-o.
90 'n and ~ acting ID. yr..-
si an impurities ffo'n ihe surface every tendency 10 IN
nan>on ard By this method sd.eiuary dsa.. an I'd
ca pini2hs ir.shs sanbun ard uuzshry etsn.op.
so ni'eao ieuae lov,linss its change tn
mo bilious comp eii1n into U-ness bI. on m,
meek hands and arms bss dce.oy and fairness WHICH ~
ep"nurd ur WI happily pTo'ee every spp@aranes OF youth
ili eha'n To The n'o~i advanced p.uods Of life
For sale, whole ae nd retail BY
JULES HAuEl., Practical Chsrnd and re,ntm.J
40 south 81 Street below Ch..nn,
And BY my Agents, Main Street. l.. Gnt,t Duv,l !, q ID
u DlsHl IL Duq1ssne SEockoe IIin- y A Zsrh,.sna 40 "a
Dornn Petersburg Bragg Thomas Il "a A. %
W Premiums rl.d nj he Ffankin Ins,i,u.
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no COUNTRY MEHCHANTS
John SARNAl, No. Market Bridge. is now
~ in ofa very extensive stock Of I,d. and c
mems Boots and Shoes Of all qualities viz, Ld sod
as bSnh DO morocco Md and yelye slips Ties Last
ing Cater Buskns Morocco Cater Buskins and Moro 90 ,s
OF al Kinds and Qualities also, Misses Chens and BOYS
20 me French calf channel Booees Richmond maze
ne NVuo earnestly aud respectfully solicit examination OF the
49, ny ouny herehan visiting this city. promising In sn
ap4 wv tn,5s syy,,,.,,
ELY JELLY Superior Jcllies. such
aseafmo euuant raspberry grape ani Fuava can be- had =,
"."'es py oaIinK on JUAN PIZZtNL
ue - Nett door To the Exchange pspk
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SslssAlsr The STEAMBOAT ALICE. Capt.
Skinner only Boat now on the Iin.I will sry,
The wtar at Rocket. every Monday "wednesday ana Fn1,v
pre- l.-y At O'Clock returning Rave Norfolk every
ay, THURSDAY ami saisrtay hour and
touch at all the intermediate landing, lOins All rtarsn.
in S gong 10 Baltimore viii Arrve Norfolk by
ue sveias and can stay on board The baltimore until
tnty leave the neIi evening, without charge.
Passage from Richmond and Petersburg from Norfolk 81
Richmond Dec ss Isis R lns S@ Sai ITsTy
ID ENoR NEW YORK. The superior room
49,. lar RACKET sehr COURIER c, pt Couch 4. nov -
on board at Lndiam's What. @''"
"a - JAMES FISHERS SONS
@ NOR PHILADELPHIA The superior
sa'gn engaged and going have qn,1 dsach F
'f"sh' aePF o" board At P'ekeu's ~Larfor to
"a - RANKIN L wHTLocK
Sme FOR NEW YORK The regular pack
e'-ehs CoURIER. II. Couch master h,yias M :, of
h'' cargo eng sed and will havr mIned,tr Dis
t-Iisfhi OF PSssAge, having the tes
l4'1 sANKrV wnrrLock.
sS iNOR LONDON.-A fifs,.cIass coppeTed
The above ron ~, I, Dc At cry POINT IN 10 or Is days load fo
"a io-u cHhRIEtIS s,tNpo
,5STs k,'OR BOSTON.-The regular n,cket
sehT RowENA. Capt. Young having re.rv a OF her
tasS e'gssei and gong b"ari immediate di.rasb
iaIo " '' '' '"'' eco OF passage apply board
"a RANKIN * wH,TLoCk.
.sfh FOX ROSTON.-The fast SAILING sch,
~ THOMAS II. THOMPSON, capt SNrTa. will
ed TIE ho~eaa End having por Of her CARGO p,s
~" lave 1spaieh For balance OF pa.aye apy on bt
q ~ RANKIN Il wBTTLuCK.
.EESN FOR CHARLES ron. $. C.-Tbe Su
80 perior sehr GEO. HENRY Capt Snow b,ying ,
lo.n 81 her cargo engaged wn dspateh For b.nr ~
So" 80, VI f@'>-te Apply on board OF
al" RANKIN wnTLocK.
FOG PHILADELPHIA
,STfN The fine Schr LEONoRA Captain F,n,,;,e
- nO~ ready To load. will have all possible dsn,,ch
roc reg" apply to the Captain Pie ket. ha a, IN
- JAMES FISHERS SONS
.siM ENOR BALTIMORE. The fine sch,
COL DE kUSsEE, Parker mas 81. b,yin, The g.,
- po'u"H ct h-r cargo enAssd inui.da d,tr C
DaI1hee o' cargo apply I" "a 4 RANKIN wHTrLoCK
I'D NOR AMSTERDAM The conn.rsJ ,nI
e"pp' ffsstsn ned ship CANTON 10 Load vuh,nf a.
y io The above Por, take orr on apcs,o 70
= HENRY INDIANA co.
.s.N EOR BOSTON.-The regular packet sch, ED-
ASSI WARD, Baker, master, having most Of he,
cargo enas-d will have For Lsl,n
Apply on board at Pickett. wharf orio
il RANKIN 4 wTTrLnCK
FOX AMSTERDAM
SmS The ship LOTOS, is now ready IN 70
erVe cargo Tor The above port Berunud. IIunIr,,h
rsJ potion OF "he being g,d will have oe.p,,eb =
hHns TO ship viii please -arly Al 10 nm
-, y RANKIN a wHTTLotK.
FOR LIVERPOOL
E1S The coPPered Brig CARTHAGE. Cant
KNAPP TO load At City Point without d.,y For 6,tii ~
io'aeeo 'ouon or Flour. Apply
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SPLENDID PIANOS.

SPLENDID PIANOS.
<ukx$xsn n lRiNKER n NORRIS having made ausnge-
FTH - mens with The celebrated manufacturer, u.
" t'WORCEHrER, late Ut the firm Of siodian, worees
" and Dunham New York, for the superior
instruments At this teit
oe IN want As inferior To this foe durability
sweetness OF tune aud beauty of fnish.
MAGNIFICENT FIANO-we saw few days siare. at
extensive mandatory, beautiful rosewood
en that tupasd in elegance of shape and richness Of
Any that have heard Il has
~ captain Comsoek Of ihs NsS York Hotel ladies'
IN loom of hat spnded Establishments ani would grace
palace OF Victoria IN V. Evening Mirror.
We have jus, ree-vsiby the Manchester Of
HhoV" SPLENDID ranos which the the IN
v"Ts ola Oeaui ,nuument We prices
D. wHsnahs all want To and
pledge ourselves to refund the purchase all
ih.y do not Prove guaranteed. DRINkER a. NORRIS.
de q Main stT,et
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5000 patti Thin Pants Of quality Of good' pnce
say from so cents to $3.50 pei pair.
1000 Light VESTS veu pretty affair sonIOo
$500 DARK Yalencia as so
$500 Pine Valencia, DARK and Light IsOto2so
1900 SATIN Vests, hgurei and plln 400 to 400
DRESS AND FROCR COATS
1900 supe Dress Coats all eOors grren blue black
from 90 si5
1850 Proek Coat. eOor, mulberry brown. se from
6tosI6 ~
An OF latest style and made up expressly for
the Trade.
s2OO Tweed Coats, water proof from 175 o..
FURN1sIiiNG DEPARrARNT
Rich display Of Furnishing Goods oSAg Inv price.
100 DOT White Shirts Linen BO.om cOusn and R,bsDd. 7se
100 do White Shirts plain soto use ...b
$50 do Fancy Shirts GA 10 SHE each
SUO do I"ted suipd' sOtog2Ie eseh
rs do Rich Figured saun scsrb
70 DO DO DO % DO Low price.
50 do Pan Pattern Cnvss i9I 10 7se each
% DO Rich shk DO sos 10 1 90 ,,sh
SO do Bmok Italian DO 100 to $50 oseb
~ do RiehFia'd Saundo 7sc 10 i.2s each
80 do stocks of eyey description. such Satin Bombasn
&C and made N the latest Fan style, lsl5.
site to $50 eseh
IS do smoking Caps t2l 10 use each
900 do Braces, Of every description, i2I soc each
20 DO bcakd Gloves, So IN 100 each
IS DO Thread 2S 10 SOC each
90 do sh DO 50 20 Use each
200 DO Idnsp Bosoms ~ descriptions Is 10 sse sscb
200 DO DO COisn hlss pausrn 1910 9Se each
30 do taues i7c n iOOesch
- do umbfsnss soc 10 . 50 each
50 DO Glazed Ala CAPS IOon 80 sseb
100 do DO DO rs 10 I3e zach
SOS sm Pocket Hdk.s 9sto.ss eseb
IN slles, variety u Fancy Aucs 'ushss Cod Fsoey
s'uis Ha Busbes Cothe DO Pocse Cotnb Dfr rooh
hrs.hes co'osn" Ho.om P'n. Fancy sap- st Fsr Gua5
'hains Psut Etnps, &c.
R- liberal discount ~ the ttade.
Ny nfu'h NJ Gos purchased hou 6u hand. ptes
snd w y 'oh ~ spsh advance 70 he Usie NY
'HH hoons uak lsu tunT, 2 ~ - and 20 Ann
Poal's herehsnts' Row, Bos,os GBO. W SIMMONS
no Ism rropr s'or
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ROBERT MOTT

WINE, BRANDT, Sc. Sc.
- az casss Rscsbuus- OH MsIsra WIN,
- 2 hlr piges uh London nock rfaniy
Co o. Quad. pupuy
~ D. 4 Scrufue Do
puncheon Oh iam1ea Rum f,r s,'s ivy n .
''"-s"m-" ~ Oct BlSsEtL a NcCANuLtsU
MI BBlS. superior Apples receiving and Tor
"NW %' RANKIN wHtrtOCK.
WHITE hiD AMI SATIN SLIPPERS. -
Jua sfrived bsau'ifal supply al.S Nor sod Nj wen
Buskins and Ties ~ wv
Mot and Nj slippers
llsh Caters aai Caster Russias-For sale lowb BY
E" ), u. HOOVER
nICkwHEAT FLOuR-Ju. rrcefves and s,, 49, an ~,
', so' NO, ""eANA-ai NoH' Sm ,. aeAPE
NGGH0 RONOS AND RILIS og SAFE
", RANDOLPH a 60 have fof sah ntsa Nes,o Road.
-. spd Ria. of sale
NEW BACON--Iust received. 20 bbds Hog.
y rouni sac cricr. Cespge
HI CASKS Prime Goshen Checsc. Tor sale by
" - GORpONk sKINKER
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FOG PHILIDETe on

- TO" FHTLdULLYHIi.
ITIs The line Schr LEoNoRA, Captain Fnntaine.
nov ready To load, vail have eli possible disp,,cb :
For freight apply to the Captain on ard At Picker 49, ~ -
u . JAMES FISHERS SONS
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RTS EINOR AMSTERDAM The conn.r.J ,nJ
e"pp' fssts ned snip CANTON To load v,,h,,r a.
ay io' The above port take holr on application
"a HENRY
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liSN foR CHARLES ron, =. C-The SUI
- per'or sehr GEO HENRY, Capt Snow, having n
re'sht OF rAs>afe apply board, or To -
u" RANKIN 4 WHTTLoCE
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Z WIN n,
COL DE kuSsEN, PARKER mas er having the So,
l'uoH :" -r cargo irnr.dfa d,.,t.b n,
naIah'e o. cargo apply I" "a \ RANKIN 4 WHTrLOgE
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NUMBER i3
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

n m Q
on THE MONT Nam STDE 0oLSs. gRos n sT Tf sos
sTfssT THo DOORS FRoJs Tina CoRI~rR
WHERE may be Obtained the most speedy
remedy for Coaouh- ceets. structures Seminar w-.s
ar-- IAN IN 'bs ion affections % kssy. sv.ry oAs
symptom of a Scent 4seass.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE MADE
in FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Attendance from in the norning til 10 at aign.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

said channel and off Fuca's straits to the
Pacific ocean; provided however the ma
vigation Of the said channel and straits
south of the 10Th parallel Of north latitude
remain free and open TO both parties"
"Thus two great nations, impelled be-
leive by public opinion, which ought 10
guide all countries, have, by feeling OF
moderation and apirit Of mutual compro.
mise, ayerted that dreadful calamity of
war between two nations Of kindred race
and common language, which would have
been productive of the mos. disastrous re-
suits. And will add that not one year
would rest, not one month Of such war
would expire without being accompanied
with an amount of expense which would
exceed the value of the whole territory
about which the dipuie arose. Cheers.
| feel the course'adopted perfectly conss.
tent viii, our true interests, and with Pc.
feet honor on the part Of the American
government, and on the part of those who
have at length closed, trust, every cause
of disesenslon between the two coun-
tries. Sir, may say, TO the credit of
this country, that so far from being infu-
enced in our views with regard to The ter
mination Of these disputes about the Ore.
gon territory, by the breaking out Of
war between the United State of America
and Mexico, beg leave to say, that so far
from that being the case, we distinctly in
iimated TO Mr.. Pakenham, that though
such a circumstances had occurred, yet il
did not affect in the slightest degree our
desire for peace. Mr.. Pakenham being
aware of the occurrence ofthese hostilIies,
most wisely thought, though he had DIES.
cre:ionaTy power In his hands, that this
was not one ofthe cases which would lead
to prolongation of our differences. Let
me say, and surely the house will give me
credit for what am about to tell them, that
on the occurrence of these hostilities,
before we had any intimation of the sue
cessiul issue of the negotiations between |
This country and the U. States, by the
FIRST packet that sailed, we directed Mr..
to make use of his office for the
purpose Of medating between the United
States and the government of Mexico
Cheers, ! rejoice, therefore, that | have
he opportunity, before surrenderng power
IT the feet oil majority of this house, of
giving an official assurance TO the house,
hat every cause Of quarrel with that great
country on the other side of the Atlantic
s terminated with honor 10 both coun.
ries."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

venture to say that never before the pre-
sent year, and we believe we may say The
present discussion, has this objection been
urged against tax law--that it did pau
regard to the Dalue of the property il tax
ed, and did endeavor to establish some
ineligible proportion between that value
and the amount Of the tax! Yet this
just this and nothing ese-s the objection
now made against the rrhole principle of
ad valorem duties. And, Iudicrously
enough, this objection puts itself forward
with the phrase, and as if in the spirit,
OF compromise between protection and
freet rado.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

The bill passed by the House Of Repre-.
sentatives and transmitted to the Senate
tor us concurrence, 10 aulhorise an issue
OF Treasury notes or the raising Of loan,
empowers the President to cause TO be il.
sued, Treasury notes 10 the amount OF
SlO,OOO,0O0, or 10 be raised by loan,
the whole or part OF that sum as he NAV
deem proper, the stock, in case loan is
decided upon, to be redeemabIe at ne.
Rod not longer than ten years from the
time OF ITS issue. The interest on the
Treasury notes or the stock thus author.
lsed TO be issued, rs not to exceed G ner
cent. per annum, and no commission il 10
be allowed for negotiating the loan, or nd.
dtional compensation given to officers for
preparing, signing or issuing Treasury
notes; nor are additional clerks to be en-.
poyed for the purpose, nv. o. Buu.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
FIRE. SlalrS.

JONI RANDOLPH, BY his will, emancpa.
ted his slaves, and bequeulhed them 5000
acres Of land in Ohio, and money to ena.
bic them to settle upon il.
A few days since, we saw it stated, that
they had gone to settle 10 Mercer county,
Ohio, But tho citizens Of that county had
objected to their settlement in the county,
and hence these negroes (about 400 10
number had dispersed through the coun.
try. What comment upon aboltionism7
These people Of Ohio cannot permit US to
retain our slaves, and when our people
make ample provision for the comfort Of
these "eoicfedn friends Of the abolition.
lists, the good people Of Mercer county
will not suffer them to enjoy the freedom
ofOhlo's "lTeo soil,n but these unfortunate
beings, in a strange land, meet enemies
where they expected friends. and are com.
PEELED 10 break the ties of fellowship and
seek their fortunes in separate parties --
Why do these people Of Ohio object land
even threaten 10 resort to force, il neces.
'ary) to prevent these negroes settling
amongst them2 Experience must have sat.
isfed them that, with all their love for the
slave, they cannot even tolerate The pres.
once of tho freed negro.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

NAVIGATION OF TnE COLUMBIA. We
have given to our readers, the remarks Of
Mr.. Peel, in reference to the Oregon trea.
tN and it will be seen that he speaks Of
the right of the free navigation Of the Co.
lnmbia, secured to Great Britain ms per.
petoal. The English papers claim the un-
limited right Of navigation by The treaty,
aud assert that the American papers are
in error in connecting its duration with
the charter Of the Hudson Bay company.
The Union, on the other hand, stated that
the treaty gave TO the Hudson Bay compa.
ny, and British subjects trading with that
company, the free navigation of the river
during the continuation Of It's charror.--
There is contradiction hore. Yet we can.
not believe that the Senate has surrender.
ed to Great Britain the navigation of so
important stream as the Columbia. The
publication of the treaty will remove all
doubt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
The British Ministry.

On the I'd July the House of Commons
divided on the Irish Coercion Bill. On
ascertaining the vote, il was found that
there was a majority Of 10 against the
ministers, This vote is creditabe to that
body, for more iniquilous measure was
never perhaps proposed in any legislative
body, and If it had passed would have been
disgrace to the English Statute book
Sir Robert Peel had proved his love of
country, in passing the Corn ard Tariff
bills, and thus bringing bread to the labo.
rers door. But in endeavoring to degrade
the Irish peasantry by reducing them to
the condition of the Russian serfs, as this
coercion bill would have done, he merited
defeat and we rejoice in his failure.
The new ministry. under the lead of
Lord John Russell, is announced as follows:
THE CABINET.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham.
President OF the Council, Marquis of
Landsowne.
Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Mimic.
Secretary for the Home Department,
Sir George Grey
Secretary for the Foreign Department,
Viscount Palmerston.
Secretary for the Colonies, Earl Grey.
First Lord of the Treasury, Lord John
Russell
Chancellor oflhe Exchequer, Mr.. Chas.
Wood.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
Lord Campbell
Paymaster. General, Mr.. Macauay.
Woods aud Forest, Viscount Morpeth
Postmaster. General, Marquis of Clan.
ricardo.
Board OF Trade, Earl of Clarendon.
Board OF Control, Sir John Hobhouse,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr.. La.
houchere.
Admiralty, Earl of Auckla nd.
NOT OF THE CABINET.
Master of the Mint, Right Hon. R. l..
She'll
Secretaryat War, Hon. Fox Maule,
Attorney General, Sir Thomas Wilde.
Lord Advocate, Mr.. A. Rutherford
Solicitor.General for Scotland, Mr.. T. |
Maitland.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Earl of Bes-
borough.
Cammandcr-in.chief Duke of yelling.
Ton.
Master.General of the Ordnance, Mar.
luis of Angesey.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
The Tariff.

The bill, which passed the House OIL
Representatives, is yet under discussion
IN the Senate. Several speeches have
been delivered in that body against il, yet
the friends Of the bill remain silent and are
anxious for the vote to be taken.
The opposition party propose no amend
meni but 60 against the measure entirely.
Their lengthy speeches must be intended
to secure to them the chances arising from
delay. Mr.. NILES delivered speech
against il on the goth ut, which il the
las news from Congress.
The following remarks, taken from the
Washington Union of the 2lst, fairly pre-.
sents the character and effects of the wing
tariff of 1912, and the present bill, and
the views and objects of the two parties