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Things in Philadelphia /.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept II.
Another very warm day as oppressive as any
felt in our city during the whole summer Our city
in an excellent clearly condition sunrise this morn
ing the hydrants opene and the schuilll water
Ebcrally scattered and in the neghborhood where
reside every thing looked ii some udy housewife had
been about
The Odd Fellows Procession aud parade on
Thursday promises 10 be OF the most magnificent
displays In city Al the Lodges ana IN
csmpmen;s viii participate ana dcpuauons from otaei
States IN large numbers have nouned tHc mel iaisi"
OF their intended coming. The City Counchs nave
granted the use OF Franklin Square for the celebration
and from that spot the addresses and other Fesulsr cer
monies will take place
\ Roman Catholic Church was commenced. at
Bristol Yesterday as tar laying and dedcatng cor
ncr stone can be called commencement Large num-
bcrs OF citizens went up there ami the services were
impressive
meeting OF our citizens Is called to night for the
relief al the Nsntucket sufferers. can offer apology
orally among The frst in performing such dUties-but
hope liberal sum VIII be- subscribed and sent on i'm
mediately.
The Dea,vareians have Cattle show and Plow-
ing Match "Wednesday, nnc firm between WI
lnnston and Newcastle. There finer farms than
that region and these exhibitions nave done Elucs to-
ward improving them
From numberess neat biIets which are in the
possession OF citizens infer thai Col Page. our
Collector ! 10 Wet us office this evening with
ont distinction OF party. The Colonel in Is sliding
scale oi political ethics always incnes 70 the highest
duties therein differing IRON; Charles J. lusersol VINO
always delights IN the lowest duties
SALE or SToCKS-FtrS, BOGrd.-j000 State 5S.
b5. co. 1000 Lehsh d, ~ -; 100 Reading Ri cash
So .ir Bolr2-lo10 Lehigh b, DDS % 100 Reading
Reading Ri. - $l:, 90 DO 10 3ls Second Board
$50 state s. 66! 100 Readin. D., 3l5
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Business Notices.

STYLE FOR GENrLEMES's HArs-Lcary 4 Co. Hat.
,ers Asor House New York viii introduce the Fashion
tor the season Thursday Sept Sd. aua6 II
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X Ex-Secretary BANCROFT has replied in the
Washington Union TO the allegations contained in pam
phlet published some time since by Hon JOSIAH oclN
oY late Prcsiden, OF Harvard University. The con
,roversy one OF which know very little. but We
remember tha, The pamphlet particularly severe
upon Nj Bancroft, Whether his communication 10 the
Union sufficient cxculpsaon those whc are interest
81 can nudge.
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y NIsLo>-A full Saloon i insured this evening for
the variety of entertainments gwen by the Rave FANNY
and Gabriel command Il The RNves are cNering teiii
selves greatly this fewer than four entertain
uen,s to-ujah among them Vol Vent" Hacke;t.
vandenhof. Miss Taylor. Holland. &c appear tomorrow
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MAlxE,-The election for Governor Members OF
the Legislature, Congress, &c. was held yester-
day. The contest is between four parties, VIZ
Wings, Locos. Abolitionists, and Independent, or
Ami Slavery Democrats. We shall probably re
ceiye returns from part Of the State by the Long
Island mail OF today.
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CHANGED H,Sps.-The Livingston Republican.
published i; Geneseo has passed INTO the Editorial raI-
A;e.nen, OF John N Campbell
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- Persons wishing 10 attend the Agricultural
Far a; auburn VIII be taken from Albany to thar place
snd back the Railroad to- hall the usual iareso SAYS
the Albany Evening Journal
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Mother ,in me- 4rogy, have jealous feeling
Yet a. the bal lat night fe.t when Mr. T. stealing
Chances at yog-O mother dear felt Jealous pride
That you i9oHd oyeiier younger than your daughter By
And 2 a6,5er dear now be sincere be truthful when you
How Is I you are beautiful when j, scarce week
Your hair was gray your face was DARK and yellow vas
So@ here Is jetty ha and shin .he, clear from
Child q. ruth ina: all should know. whom Nature has
Or orad hem INTO hoene.s there is for such ected
y Panaceal 7e TIED thern-;hey worth all you can
They capd the Joaess Soap and Jores Hair kes:or
And all whom age ass vrnEied who have dark or yellow
Who have freckle. or e.pons on their face isif hands
Ii they Jones Soap one week iheif skin vi. then
The health and bleach Of infancy Of beautys brightest
And If your hair gray or II The .calp IS bald aid bare
II scur iaatrf hls the roots-nay naa you need not
Exp ..a iaree .angs and your hair is dars and
b Jones. Hair Restorative head chm Of brow
~ Re.der. honestly ami truly, lie above articles are
The very best IN TACT wonderful things fof Er patyo-e
ever made. One tis vii usiy al az IN .lsf iasof
sold Al ti- -n OF the American Eagle q Cht'si-, or
$50 Fulton-st Brooklyn. 81 -'e"3
WHO here living IN the world twst his and Scottish
That would no, have !ovely OF WHIT and pear
A sweet pure breath and healthy guns Then you Tho
Na., Ssy IS ces pot OF Joae-s Amber Tooth Paste
I, ha-d-n- the gums, whtens The eeh, swesten. ibf
breath and the very best thing made sod as . Chat
hAm-st Price > cents. siZ <S""
Rlark a, the ra~eu,s ing . The hair after bei1g
dyed TWO three hours with The Noo-tSh Half ~ -
VIII NOT dye oGch the SKIN, ssc It leaves re h-.
aud silky L "a erphsacally the 5esc H4i' DY H5s1i
Sold 60 ChsthaIp-st- Pre-: NJ cents ~ -
c Corr ,ruys ITALIAN MEpTcaTEo soa' q w,Sr-'f:ed
TO cnre Tan, Pimples Freck.S. Sqnbcrn; saa ~ san
olsrl:saes pay sakel 8; y s'y5s III
Der he ni.ee aus sodd
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IowA-Retuns from thirry-ihree Counties of
Iowa give majority Of 80 ior the new Constitu-
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xvhie stnre Convention.

STATE Convention, to be composed Of Delegates from
.szc,oI Counties of this State eqaal TO ;heiI repre-
:, the House Of Assembly, win be held al the
.,,1 ~ Udea on W>ds>.doy a- T'oen'y-7hsra day d
s,.,5y nes. at u o'clock " for the purpose OF nom
,n.,,y candidates for Governor Northumberland
and ryo Canal Commissioners be supported % inc
WING Electors Of this State et the ensuing Election and
20 trssac, such other business MAY BE- deemed proper
-, ,he C,onveution. ABony Auyna 10. l546.
JOHN TOWNSEND, JANE 10, bORS s,iS.i
DANIEL CADY. HAM, y; S ~, an
vypxIaND GEO ". WEED,
y. State Central Committee
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From the ARMY.

SERIOUS MILITARY RIOT!
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rrass,evs and ocaer, leaving the Cry IN ne e.
oa5 are informed that an EreNfpS Edfs0l q 1e SO.
s,ss Is printed every day, containing me :. = o'clock
.,s~r- n Inc Nsx.boys for The EceafHs Ees.@n
The T5une every one M be able 20 axe ,. w''H I'm
The latest news up 20 the time Of leaving ihe 'y
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MARCH FOR M0yTERET

DIsAsTgoU: STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
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FROM BERNUDA-By an arrival at this port yes
ieray received the Bermadisn OF Aug ed and tie
Royal Gazette of the s5:h. They contain netting Of
importance
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SOLDIERS KILLED AND WOUNDED:

INsURoRDINATIoN NEAR MATAMoaos
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y The Wings OF the NNIId District Pa have
nominated ior Congress JoHN ". FARKElLY ESQ.
OF Crawford County
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- ! CoucH or COLD is certain TO be cured by DR.
Beeklna extraordinary syrup and Pills almost at
The syrup act. specifically lung and throat affections
Office 49, Cortland ST. y y
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AMI KYNr NoMlNArloNS.-'The Anu Rentcrs Of
Albany Co. have nominated FOR Congress JoHN :.
SLlNGERtAND; tor Assembly, RopERr D. WAT
son and EDWARD : WItLErr of Albany. NALEN
TINE c, TREADwgIL O! Rensseaeryille, md John
FULLER OF Cumberland for Sheriff OSCAR TYLER
Of Beme Tor County Clerk LAWRENCE VAN DEr-
ZEN OF Beuc Messrs Van Deuzen w atson and
Fuller had been previously nominated by the Hunk.
ar Convention
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re- PHALoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and Invaluable
discovery warranted neither smut wash OF being
Liquid Dye which iusiAnLnneOusly changes the color OF
The Hair 10 a beautiful brown black, without injury to
the hair skin. The great superiority OF this Dye con
-ists the mode application and Instantaneous IL
fetal other Dyes requiring from twelve hours
produce any change It's superior excellence will be
parent 10 every On.upJn single application. Country
gentlemen bottle forwarded them by express,
by sending enclosed 4. Phnion 81 Broadway, Jud
Hotel. Price 81 per bottle with full directions for
USE City gentleman requested call nj The dep0 and
have their yrhiskers dyed. Bogue Fnwcett, No III
Chesnul-.t Agents TOR Philadelphia. au8 eodu
- NorIcE-A. T. Stewart Co. will open their MAJ
Stare on Monday the Dist inst Al O'Clock, y. ". wit
stock goods entirely which has been selected IN
Europe Tor the occasion By OF their partners
i. T. & Co vii Dc most happy TO receive The visits OF
their Friends, Customers and The Public.
September lit 1876. iw 2dp
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~ The County Convention to nominate Dele
Gates TO the Wing State Convention met at the
broadway House last evening, and completed the
lis. as follows:
A. w BRADFORD, II. ". CLiILD5.
THOMAS CARNEY, HAMILTON ttSs
MORRIS FRANKLIN, HAkEE1 EAh!.
JOHN sNECkEER, JANIS : IBAIhh
picHaRns WILLIAMS WILLIAM TYSON,
GALE = Woodruff " T. BLUNT.
g. VAN DEUSES, PHILIP hOHk,
JHH HAWS, CHAS. SihhOHSO''
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~ BARK s. the raveu's ing ibe 1air sftsr osi1s
dyed I'VE three hours with The Mo0rSh Half ~
and liz II "a e1uhsricaIly H.. 5esc HAr Bse ss-
Sold q, a. Chs;haIDst Pre-: 81 cents " -
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SASps sSARsAPARILLA,-Mndu As weas bojysuHers from
the effects and ucerous diseases The trra
Of the skin extends 10 the temper md ID The ndcn
lions the disease iisdgure the face, knowledge Of the
repui-ie appearance il presents adds TO the discomfort
and ANNOYANCE lie sufferer Local applications will be-
found ie IN diseases OF Tue skin, ami they may be-
dangerous the eruption, II driven IN by eyaponting To-
tons may cause n'vnrd ,nilnmauon The only radical
method is attack hc basis OF the complaint IN
,he booI-und oeec lh- object Sand, SasaTnrin is
po,en, agent To those who have witnessed The almost
Incredible results produced by tins preparation in cuI"ne
Inalades, necessary word those who
have not WIZ find the form Of testimony they cannot
doubt proof almost convincing occulnr demonstro
lion.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, rs \. d s D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Ful'onst. corner Of
Wlliam--t 70 Broadway, and u East Broadway. New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
t'ui!ed States Price per bottle bottles for -
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Court Calendar .rHls DAY.
Law Courts.

srPEalo2 CorET.-Ihe Calerdar VII NOT 5e called
eyond 10. On.
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TRs CkrlroRNIA RyGNENr-This Regimen;
which hiss been encamped Governors Island Tor
some weeks past Is ubou, to sal. Three Companies
viii embark on board vessel on "Wednesday. The Re
usning Companies in the course Of awcek There are
about eight hundred men, including officers They
carry with ;hem so percussion mCsket 80 flint mus
sess 100 rides ana pieces OF ghl artillery with all the
necessary equipments
The Stores extensive and various Including not
oaly 81 that Is necessary for military expedition but
$50 such would he required Tor military colony
sGed IS machinery to- SAW sad sriss nils machine
shops, mechanics tools, sc. &C.
Among the soldiers are quite number Of sklul ne
chaais md among the Ocers are esh u;ne graua:es
OF West po.n an& The Lieut. Col and Major have held
tporsn; stations q; tAs; place military instructors
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GOVERNOR boucH-The Albany Argus denies
the story OF the True Sun that Gov Boqek has declined
the Office OF Sab Treasurer Of This Port IN consequence
OF the great ount o. bail bonds required sn says ta;
the Governor has been IN correspondence with lie Sex
retry OF the Treasury II relation 10 some supposed am
bigutes in the law sn having received satisfactory ex
plantations hiss accepted the Office rendered him By the
President And VIII ea;er on Is dues as soon as the
necessary vrrl,;nsry arrAa.e .,s,,;s cs- .. made
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CITY ITEMS.

po,p7 OF ArpERMES-MoSpAr EyES1NG.-Ihe
f.sls,ures met las, evenns II the Chambers OF
- Ri OF Aldermen Asd Assistants In the Board
:. Aldermen CUTE number of petitions were present
- an, -s:srred 70 appropriate Committees. among 9TH
-. Was petition from The owners OF pier No 70 last
ive- asking FOR permission 70 grant The exclusive Use
~ y. Easter!v side OF SAID pier 10 Messrs Spoford
-fA.on & Co the owners Of the steamship >oiher;l-
- for the use of that vessel ard Whatever o'heT vessels
bs NAV nut upon the Charleston line 10 ach line the
: belongs Basc; upon The foregoing petition was ares
o-iou offered By AID Tsn Tyne OF the 9th Ward mat
the privilege asked Tor be granted to the owners OF the
Saut5eruer TIE matter referred 70 the Corii-
tee On Wharve- Piers and Slips
Reports from various Committees were received
The Committee on Streets reported II favor OF paving
streets sd sidewalks in quite number OF the Tar up
;o7-a streets and for building sewer IN 2t;hst o.
tween 6;a and Sth srsnUes. The Committee on
whsrres Piers and slips reported n favor OF haSs
the pier al the foot OF ese7=t extended into the North
Pi-sr 200 ee, and that buIkhead be built from me
head the pier a. St present TO the middle pier and that
;s space between the snd old 5ulkheads De niied
in This work i: Is proposed commence by the Isl
November next.
The C;rv Inspector sen, 70 the Board comTunica
non accompanied By the draft OF ordinance which ne
p-ared the Aldermen TO adopt 20 oblise the owners
saser. or occupants OF vacant lots the corner OF
Grand and Chrisue=t said lots 70 be fenced IN
Referred.
The Finance Committee reported IN favor OF adopting
an Ordinance for the appropriation OF money. asked for
~ the Corporation to ietray the expenses OF the City
for the remainder of the year $50 There were Two
Resolutions accompanying me Report one in favor OF
b .of'oucs.
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The schr Porta OF Baltimore from Turks Is
land toy New York put Norork few days ago on
accoun, oil head winds While in Hampton Roads Capt.
kiryin boarded the steamboat from Norfolk for Balh
Tor the purpose of sending to the owners OF the
vasse TWO bags OF specie In the &c, OF transferring
them 10 the steamboat of the bags supposed 20
contain $500 slipped overheard ana sunk four ia
thom5 water The place in which the money was lost
i narrow channel and il hoped that the persons
sen, to recover i; may be successful.
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r. GoCsArp's IrA11AS INDICATED so.s q gssSss't:sd
cuTe Tan, Ptmpes, FreckS; sa - 81; 81,
Broatwsy positively 70 be had 10 where else Reze1-
Der The place SS' sQ'Aa
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We understand that Messrs J Ball < Co
No Il" Fui;ons have made wiki the village
OF Ssraoga lay down 1900 feet OF ser Patent nde
sructbe Water PIPE This Is for the purpose OF bring
ing the village They have also been putting
their Pipe into Prime, Ward < Kings Few building II
Wallet ard into several other new buildings about town
This Pipe Is formed Of strongly riTe'ed .hse' ron lined
on the inside win hydraulic cement When lad down
!: has thick covering of the same cement The ce
ent On the outside and inside prevents decay and the
inside lining keeps TIE water passing through perfect;
y sweet Fer soil pipe this article Is peculiarly adapt
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CASE OF EKEEMAx.-We learn that petition
= INC Governor signed by OF mos, eminent
eysasssas Snd others hss been sent TO Albany
". Ike eoinmasaaoa OF Freeuan's sentence, ca the
ground OF his insanity
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on Tuesday the 18th INST; a, % " The subjec; Be
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" We omit our Police and Criminal Court re
cord to-day winch Is not especially interesting IN order
70 make little room for matters that have been for
some ZINE waiting their turn
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q Gen. Scott is in town.

~ The Concert Of the New York Choral Union
this evening the Tabernacle forgotten ii
being r-t OF the series Of this Musice! Week The
Programme exhibits some choice Choruses Quar;etS,
so!o. &c tron. .oreigE and native authors
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Enough, is there not We have not deserved
the harsh language we have received from the
Wcavers neither have We in any manner resented
it. Most ierven,ly do we wish them well, and
would gladly contribute 10 their welfare. But we
cannot honestly advise them TO persevere in the
course they have undertaken nor can we encour
age them to hope that the wages OF the last three
years will be restored. We might make friends
perhaps votes, among them, by taking the opposite
course. but that would no, be helping but harming
them. We can easily bear their hostility so long
as We feel that we have not deserved it. Ed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22


Important 10 The Cisrotees.-We copy below,
from The n. \. Dry Tribune. winch came BY
Yesterdays mai. The following: 90.
j. The Cherokee Difficulties The commissioner
TO whom we're referred the matters at issue be.
tween the two parties IN the Cherokee Nation
have agreed upon the propo ,ns whicl mus,
form the basis OF new Treaty between them
and the United States. The Repor, is in The ma
lure of a compromise, and il is 10 be hoped that
both parties viii cheerfulIy acquiesce in all lis
provsiGns and this put an end TO the feuds which
have so long existed among them.
The Commissioners, we understand, reject the
exclusive ciaim Of the Old Settlers to the Ilnds
coded BY tho Treaty of 1928. and decide
tia, the treaty was for the benefit Of the ichoie
Cherokee Nation. As an Offset to this they give
the odd settlers their proportion Of the uvaiis Of
the lands sold to the Uniled S,n,es by the Chero.
KEGS Eas: 9. :Ac Mississippi. The sum due TO
this portion Of the Cherokees under the decision
is to be nsceriained by fair estimate, bu, il IL
supposed that it will be equal $3.50 10 each man
.--S450.0O0 in ,aii--and tins mus, b. paid GU, OF
the L. S. Treasury. N..
In regard 10 tho Treaty party, the Commission.
ers hold that. in Consequence Of the extra,agant
eminent party under the provisions Of the Treaty
Of 1885. 10 the benefits Of which expenditures
the Treaty party did no; participate. having re.
moved themselves, the pro oopia allowance 10
which they l,he Treaty party) are entitled. shall
te what il would have been if the expenditures
had been judicoussy made; and as an estimate for
this mount, the Commissioners, adop;ei the sums
received BY the Treaty party rs a Communication
for removal and subsistence, viz: so each for
the former. and $50, 33c, each for the latter
They also decide that the families Of Major Ridge,
John Ridge. and Elias Boudino, bs al,os ed a rea.
sonable amount for damages 10 property. being
compelled preciPila:e!y to Use their county in
consequence Of the murders Of the before ma med
persons, who los, their lives because Of having
signed the Treaty of 1885.
The Commissioners propose, 10 the ne. Treaty
to pass an &C. general of amnesty. parJons for Of.
fences, &c. among all the Cherukses; to made
ample provision for the security Of life, liberty
and property. and the great absolute rights Of
feernen: 10 extend the criminal Avs of tho Uri.
ted States over the country; to allow all persons
fair participation in the Cherokee Government.
and TO dispense for the present With partition of
the Cherokee county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

Maine q. s., SeEator.-James ". Bradb ury
o! Augusta, was, on the l6ih ins,., elected b,
both branches Of the Maine Legislature, 10 rco.
resent said State in the Senate Of the uaI,ed
States. for six years. from the Iii L: Mach.
1877. lie succ-eis the Hon. Cecrs. Evan.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-22

I. larger number OF wings have this wear been
elected than usual, and their election is oaiy and
alone attributable to the disorgani:ins efforts OF
the friends Of Gov. Yell Throughout, the Safe, and
The enemies Of Col. Ashley.
A-larse number of the wings are favorable to
Ashley's reelection, sill one Of the purposes Of
The Yell rnca.aFc ga;aed-;ha, is, 10 exclude from
be democratic caucus as many Ashley voters a,
possible. By toe election Of Wigs.
We suppose, and naturally loo, that such di,-
organizers as Byrd and Brown vii also be c1-
ciu1ed fIo the caucus Of the organized Gemoc-
racy. for they cannot, Of course. have iae pre-.
snaP! iea &c seek seats aHionss; the organized
democracy of the State. Judge Brown will not.
because ''he is opposed to all conventions and
caucuscs, when the wings have DO candidates in
the field" and the Yell men Of this county en-.
ter,aiH the same opinion. No-Judge Brown
cannot take his seat with the organized democracy
for there is no ..whig candidate 10 the field" and
consequently. being opposed TO ali conventions
and caucuses' in tia. case, his Consistency will
require that he should abstain from seeking a
seat in tue caucus Of the organized democracy
for the choice Of senatorial candidate. We leave
ibis 10 the leOpieyif il pc not correct view.
CT BY a letter Of Col. Ashley 70 the Arkansas
Democra we learn that the Cherokee Commits.
sioners have in part reported. They decide tina,
the Western Cherokee lands belong to the whole
nation, and refuse to recognise t e exclusive RICH.
Of the Old Settlers. they also decide That what.
ever IS paid shall be paid to the several individual
Cherokees. This decision please, the Ross dele
CATION more than any other.
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED TIE SENATE.
Nj Me hays House bill, VITA one amendment,
passed the Senate, on the 2s,h ult. by the casting
vote OF the Vice President-on the third reading.
On the passage Of the bill, Mr.. Iaruasin voted
for il, under instruction. go .-.r ..r.. .s..
Those who voted 10 the affirmative arc:
Msss=s. Alien. Ashley, Atchison, A,her,on,
Bagby, Benton, Breese. Bright, Calhoun, Cas-,
Chalmers, Colqui,t, Dickinson. Dix, Fairfield.
flanagan, Houston. Jarnasin, Lewis. MeDufbe,
Pennybackef, Rusk, SemPie. Sewer, Speighi,
Turner. Westco:f, Yulee-2s,
In the negative are;
Messrs. Archer, Barrow. BeIrien. Cameron,
Cllley, John N. Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Cor
wiz, crilisneea. Davis. Day ton, Evans, Greene,
Huntington. Johnson, OF La, johnson. Of No.,
Mungum, Miller. Morehead, Niles. Pearce, Phelps.
Simmons. Sturgeon, UPham, Webster, WOOD.
bridge-27. -...--...,..-.
10 another column will DO found the spccch of
the Vice President, on giving the casting vote on
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tive, under instruction.