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We see it stated in some Of the papers that
the widow Of the lamented Col. Cross is dead.
Il gives US pleasure 10 state that such is not the
fact
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g R AND
TEMPERANCE PROCESSION


The Grand Temperance Procession an
nounced to take place on Friday, the 22d inst.
will be formed a, the City Hall, Washington
on the morning Of that day, at 9 O'Clock, ane
in the following order:
MUSIC.
Mayors Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra.
Orators Of the day.
Congressional Temperance Society.
Freeman's Vigilant Temperance Society.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Grand Division Of the District Of Columbia.
Timothy, No. l.
Harmony, No. 2.
Crystal Fount, No.3.
Potomac, No. s.
Equal, No.. 6.
Marion, No.7.
Franklin, No. 8.
Union, No. 9.
Howard, No. 10.
Ararat, No. IL.
Northern Liberty, No. IL.
CAR,
Drawn by four white Horses, containing
Young Ladies representing the
different States.
MUSIC.
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE.
District Assembly.
Association, No. l.
Association, No. 2.
Association, No. 8.
Association, No. 4.
Association, No. 5.
Junior Association, No. l.
Junior Association, No. 2.
Junior Association, No. 3.
Junior Association, No. 4.
Citizens and Strangers friendly to the cause.
The various societies will meet as above al
9 o'clock, A. M. The procession will then be
formed and proceed under the direction Of the
Grand Marshal and his aids, down Louisiana
avenue to Seventh street, up Seventh to F ST.,
along street to the Presidents House, and
from thence along Pennsylvania avenue to the
East Capitol Garden, where addresses will be
delivered by several distinguished speakers.
G. w. BOTELER, Jr., Grand Marshal.
SELBY PARKER,
J. LAwRENs HENsHAw, SAids
JOHN GARRETT,
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Reported for the Columbian Fountain
Tw enty- ninth Congress:
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.


WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1916.
The West Point Academy bill was reported
back with amendments.
Mr.. Turney submitted resolution which
was agreed to, insructing the Committee on
Military Affairs to inquire into the expediency
Of reporting bill limiting officers in the army
TO the age of sixty years.
A bill fixing the value of certain coins at the
custom houses was passed.
After the transaction Of other business,
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
bill providing for French spoations committed
on American commerce prior TO 1900.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. A. Stewart made an Intellectual effort TO
introduce resolution insuucting the Commit
tee of Military Affairs to report bill increas.
ing the pay OF volunteers 10 ten dollars
month, and giving hundred and sixty acres
of land to those who serve 10 the end of the
war.
Mr.. T. B. King, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported bill appropriating
five millions Of dollars for building twelve war
steamers and one war frigate Of iron. Ii was
referred 10 the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union.
The House, in Committee of the Whole.
took up the bill making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of the govern
ment.
On motion to strike out the appropriation
OF 81, 900 for the clerk and meteorologist Of the
Surgeon Generals Office. debate ensued. in
vovng matters Of science and meteors Of wit !;
but 1t was not carried.
At three O'Clock the committee rose. and the
House adjourned.
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The steamboat Rob Roy, lying empty at the
wharf in New Orleans, was entirely destroyed
by fire on the 9th inst.
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Ma. JOHN F. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
win promptly attend TO all business connected with
tbe paper Advertisements, Sxc., viii also reach MS
safely Il handed to the Cayvieys, placed in box
Al Mr. SroTT's Drug Store.
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SPEAKING THE TsuTH IN LOVE.
Bible.

-. ~. columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
n '',s : circulation in this city as any other
a., s',hshed. here; we believe its circulation
Pap liz citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
:, c;,S nauer. Advertisers would do well to keep
ara, IA mind. a
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Wan MovEMENrs.-Col Bankhead. the mi
litary commander at New York. has received
orders to concentrate and increase his forces at
Fort Hamilton. His recruiting officers are re-
ceiving men for the regular period of enlist
ment
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GRAND Division Sous OF TEMPERAScE, ,
Head Quarters, Mnu 20, lS46. s

~ The Onacers and Members OF the
Grand and several subordinate Divisions Of our Or
der in tho District of Columbia, requested to as
semble at the Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance on
G street. on the morning Of May 22d, (Friday
next) at 8 o'clock, fully equipped, to join in pro.
ce.sion with the various Associations Of Temper.
ancs, for ths purpose Of making grand and sue
cessful rally against the foe Of man and the de.
stroyer Of human happiness. Arouse arouse
Sons Of Temperance. and wipe this foul blot from
Freedoms othsrwiss happy land.
N1 ft1r w. WHITNEY, g. W.P.
may 2o-tc s1aA Of District of COLUMBIA.
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that charge, we can see awhole caravan of
wild beasts.
The extensive rnenagerie Of the Messrs.
Raymond, & Co. is now exhibiting in this
city. This exhibition coniains not only lion,
but five or six splendid specimens Of that noble
animal. Among them is the noble lion ssEm
peror," presented to President VAN BUREN by
the Emperor Of Morocco. Also the famous
lions used by the celebrated Garter, of London.
The famous white bear, SO much admired by
every traveller who has visited the Royal Gar
dens at Paris, has just been added TO the col
lection. Besides sight Of the animals, there
is performance given which exhibits, in
glowing colors, the power given to man by a
Divine Providence, over the brute creation
We refer to the performance Of Mr. Pearce in
the cage of lions, tigers, panthers, &C., whose
feats Of daring it would be idle 10 attempt a
description OF. II we should attempt il, il
would be set down as an attempt to humbug
our readers. But if they will see for them
selves, they will say they are truly astonish-
iuSs uC CudISC W dululoolou 10 OHAy SWCAty
five cents, and sight Of MIR. Pierce's perform
ances alone, is worth four, times that rifing
sum.
The conduct of some of the hackmen is
getting to be quite outrageous. On Tuesday
afternoon gentleman engaged hack TO take
him to the race ground, for which he agreed
to pay dollar, about twice as much as the
law allows. On the road, the driver, in spite
Of all remonstrance, insisted upon taking up
two other persons. The consequence was
that the gentleman refused to pay the dollar,
which he had a perfect right to do, as the law
entitled him to the whole hack The driver
then assaulted him in most brutal manner
striking him upon the bare head with his whip,
etc. In the struggle. the gentleman, who is a
stranger in the city, lost his hat. 1t is crafty
ing to learn ,ha, the rascal has subsequently
been arrested and held 10 bail. The insolence
Of many of the drivers is unbearable, especi-
ally towards strangers who are ignorant Of the
Jaw.
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The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued
proclamation similar to that Of Mr.. Polk.
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REeuIsIrIoN FOR TRooPs.-The American
of this morning has information that the Presi-
dent will cail on the States for 43,500 men.
From another source they learn that the quota
Of Maryland under this call will be two thou
sand men, Bait Pat. Of 10Th.
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Another Tom Thumb has been discovered
at Wilmington, N. C.
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OG- The Cold Water Army had glorious
celebration on Saturday afternoon. It is drill
ed under Generals Cough and Kellogg, and
the inspection passed off to the general satsfac-
tion Of all present. This is the army for the
country's true defence--the only one that can
secure eternal peace, and successfully resist
the invasion Of foes.--Bost. Sun Of 18th.
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DUEL AT CARLISLE, PA.--On Wednesday,
the 18th inst, as the 10Th Regiment P. NJ,
were being reviewed by Gen. Armour, who is
the highest officer in command, some words
were spoken by Col. Armstrong Noble disre-
spectully Of Gen. Armour's character as a
soldier, which resulted in duel at l2 o'clock,
causing the instant death of Col. Noble, the
pistol ball entering close to his heart. Gen. A..
was arrested and lodged in Jail.
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LOLIAN PIANOS.

WE subscriber has Just received
~ - from the mandatory Of Nunn- a Clark Me-,
YORK who purchased Right 10, ,h .n,. T,.S
iesPhnr has.aeh"ssus) cr CoLEnAss IEoITAN hTTAcu
e 'i@hp fore shnfhsr ofthss- No.
q, 'ne PuoHe To eranns. also spptohaory EXTRACT.
ew OF the Journals OF this county ahd Of Rn.l,ps
ns ,n,unasnt has e.en srhio,ed II. cspae., tuBv
"cd which appeared in r-r.,t N ,n 80, -
faetases and excellence cf this combination - -
eei conf IN pubic TIN. ,h.
~ one ~ extraordinary q. the psrehs.-
rsent hfhi ue most critical examinations w.r, p,s.
~ eIp-'msn" tesuns 10 mechanism gone into tbs
'a" o. which fay satisfy the regard 10
na MS IN no manner lahle from n.,on.
aDo-pnrre ana That The doiian- will tune and In
ofoef In any cIssrr They at.fy IN. 80.
Ses person. IN regard 10 tbe mt 70 n. and as
"e moe sau'fae Org ~afrahiee nstrun.ut
-, ?. ~. TAYLOR,
PLANO PORTE AND MUSIC STORE
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T. IL | n A IL ALL

suPPLY OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
Y the ships Mon,ezuma and Adirondack. via
New foik and the Virxinan Point from Iv.rrooi
has received tz PAN
me ship hArs from Liverpool daily eIp.e.d AZ
he Val receive the remainder Of China and
Lhen~ne, direct fr-m Manufacturer eon,i.tn, on n,,
shapes and patterns. ~ NV
~ ,e esur packets from Borson receipt Of III. SUD
pe OF "as from tn Manufacturers pr.pard tn OFFS,
ase and DESIRABLE a-~orn.Ht OF superior goods in h. in.
To all who may want " "''
ouy nerehan s and Others .ram
stn Pfiess as strong Inducements thos-
VINO BUY Tor cash, and To puncuaI customerr
Ase assortment OF Lard Lamps Loiinr Gas... s,on,
'@'e &c. on hane- HUGH A. WATT.
au n No. ~ we-tN Main
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NUMBER Is
BALTIMORE LOCK noyeIr,I


DhLIIMOhE LOCK HDSpITlI
North "OSi iitL,
ON THE mo mr. ~. 49, -. .rect HnIt tin
srsFs n r.-- - slBSoO fNcIH 8fH rIsOE
w, ..I.., f"O DOORS IRON TINE CORxrs
1 wv 1879 W"y De obtained thr .yrr<t sv,c,.,,
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r.s,o, =, snee"ns 81 m. kdrsy- and ever, 81,
| a CIrD ~ ~, ~ seas
~ NSNb Warranted. OR No CUAPcr n.n.
IN fkOM ONE To TWO DAYS
Attendance from . iu m, ,,,-,,,, an 70
mn rnY,>..g tH iu ar ntgh.
DR. JOH NSTON
o' me hoyh College of Surgeons. IIe.,,,,,. ., a.,
- >, a onoon and Gradual. one Of M. a., ~,
the human f.,n 49, 10y Consulted IN al di-ss-~- incis-r,
CERTAIN p,s,sr
when he nsxria.d ,,d ,,.......-
iuahth.d tie 80 4, v-'sry Of ~
numsd ,h,ms :. 80 700 Often happens Inst
applying who from, OF seovery des- hHn frv
80, $3.50 nm nsayins ul The eonstuf ion,I v,,rro ~
S.,a.s 60 'ne appearance. such sle-rst.d .o,. ,1
.sh deafness the shin bonn n 40, and hTs. dances
osad ace and ertrrnite- progressing ON win ON tAs
the vr,r 81 ,,,. -, o me bones Of lar -
ration m pu. PERIOD To b s,-, So'a oet u
,s h 70 that bourne no tav.l-y . :. b.
vioabe secrecy and from ~. '" preserve the a
ph o. Europe and America can eonsisn, us e'' hc-
90 ' S"ie 10 the unfortunate of M. 80 "
hi.. m.l,,,.ov r., So.
49,. ny iaet that thousands an ytet,n. a.
wing 10 me unskihuinss- ignoy,nt M, - nord
..,d m. ,ne ruin the eon-tutop a., -
IN. r.-,dp. on r. no, 20 an untmsiy grave or -. -.
FATAT u,r,n,x
arT., No. r. Al hALADT.
,,,,,o.- a. Hosf persons who hayr tp,rr.d,A
What r,,v ,ss, 1890 HPe'diy cured W."
darling OF hi. p.en,. .s mop Of his country and m,
eHjoymsn Of life BY Consequence, e Pospecs
and hou Sing IN Certain Hahn So ase path ~
,,.,,,
should reflect thata mind spd bod, 80, -,
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INFIRnARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TpNHls Institution founded in 1898 successful Opera
II ton IN the College Eiihee Spacious and
wards dihereL There
also private apartments for the mediation special
All per-ors requiring medical aid the
and those a6orng under admitted
the insiiuop.
The charges for board medical attendance surgical operations
nursing medicines and modsta
being only four dollars week for cooed patients and Eve dol
lArs Tor white
The Medical and Surgical charge
Of the College for prescribed periods The
Surgeon visit their wards daily and difficulty
the whole College Faculty called consultation whouI
uonal charge To the patient
The nnmary it-- especially the
Try who be Disposed homes the
Medical Surgical at We respectfully ask interested
The subject To make and will find that
economy be consulted The institution, but that
remedial aid eeed found
Many Of the difficult
perform in the uhma the which attended
tkem confidence presenting Institution public
tee aud asking inquiry Is =. MAUPlN.
dc PFesident NJ q. Inhfunry
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SAMUEL HAsSIY, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company Is prepared to
receive applications Insurance any periods
named viz: for years, for ls and
exceeding $4,000 life The
Of the intermediate years, noted
well rs all other information sting
Insurance will also he made application The advan
age. offered by this Company believed equal not
superior those offered by any oher Great
Britain n GWATHNEy
Physician the soeieiy-the Family Physician Of the patty
whose HE ~ To be- Insured
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
Neirdrk, NeLr JerSeD

Store No. So Walden Lane, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
NOkkUGATED suspenders Shoes Cloth for Carl Ee Tos
- Life PeseVer haehiEe BANDING Water Proof Clothing
every oer ar'ee mace from India Rubber article sus
Penie were exhibited American In,tu,
ara si an impartial elimination and ohers
si' e hfs premium over ali others AL the
nave uhaegone the seNe'est enr.
W. unesfvecy invite Merchants the Mde
sohen and south Wesern States establishment
wher hey Wal IND good assortment 81 India
hubeef 1oods Our terms Will be satisfactory TO an
buyers AL orders promptly executed.
De l6-6m A
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New aud Rich styles of Tea aud Dinner


OST opened at China Ban entirely new and rich
ss OF Tea and Dinner Services, attention ot
e pubic sinvted Likewise patterns Of Flowing Blu. and
oue JET dinner servees-and White and
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.

SIGNOR George takes pleasure in informing he eiti
~ Een- OF Richmond aud vicinity, that he
this city and give Iastr
re7a Music sgnnr George will lessons Fore
Gua Canobette, Flute Cornopeln Kent Buse, French
&C. &c HIS Focal given style az cannot
ah give pupils thorough know ledge Of
Cases may be- formed At his residence
Ladies no prefer be heir RESIDENCES Gen
usmen whodesre To fern Rand
do AMI receive instructions
IN" most moderate ieTus-The class Evening
Any communication hen sisnor George at
w. Tayors Music store Nash woodhouse or w Randolph
h Cos BOOKSTORE will be promptly attended 23-6m
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DOMESTIC COTTON G0LlS

lo's to suit purchasers, for export ar country
s. ,'so she.inr shninss ornaburs. urrnr. Tss.s
As'. COTTON YARNS twist and sri,, e-, ~. o. a.. ,
New Jerscy. ~ WV wv WIS m Patterson,
Georgia south Carolina Norh caroi,, v.r,i,,
stan1y hand w '''n'y uaae' con.
A,o C-rrs' warp', wes Rats Seine and wr,,,,,, r..
and WatdinF. 0 sun "'aFPing iWtns'
~ Liee,l 'avsnees eonasnmeur of r,oi .,,t,. NJ m
!. 49, 'a'' aiue'ea "a y. SrEBBINs
" Nassau street No. ,.s
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Music FOR THE MILLION
ROMANS Il ELLIS.

$780,. S3s- BROADWAY, N. Y.
solicit the attention Of the Public especially Professor, ana
uN to Their valuable Series Of MUSICAL WORLD and o
hen Editions n Cheap and elegant Music containing Popua
standard anc Copyright Songs Duets Marches w.e.
ec"h iul accom- ailments Forte and
aeeompaniments for the Fiue-AT LESS THAN HALF TgE
USUAL PRICES. ~ "i i"E
Uomaps q Ellis have Published
Sn Fs-aT s0HT Jr0- Sorra-Pee IS o. 8! e rsry,
u Dc there ~orisb! FItzba music BY G H. Rod,v.n
Lei 90 Thought or Care opPress Thee BY Jeffrey.
music from Norma. - ''@
Par away in Bright Land; word. by Jeffrey. mu.
from Norma - ~
20 cast that Shadow from this Blow
SGhny Hour. n Childhood; words by Carpenter music
by Harroway r. 4.
The Mel dies Of many Lands BY Jeffrey, music by
F, 'oe- Gs FROM Ia SOasau5Hs-Pcs cts o. CT rugk,
-nark Eyed Beauty adapted Cavatina u Non Sal
A are 1oyll; ada ted to the beautiful air Tutio Clio n
-Lse the Gentle West Wind Blowing adapted To ~. ar
All Perebe, Posse" $50 ~
t''-Let no Sorro~ adapted 10 the "Ah non Giunze-
'-sme Love duet and tenor voice. IN IN. +
"Prendi L'anel Demo ' ="
'uf Seeet AIRS from sphOr admired Opera Of Azor and T.
sifansed Tor the Piano Forte, accompaniment b
:! 2 Burrows-Pnce IS ca "
rive values fom Bales Opera THE DAUGHTER OF s.,
Pree IS - 81
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Insurance be effected any W
by application HENRY LUDLAM.
ju sly Richmond. Va.
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.MA NOR NEW YORK-T6o

sea- GSEESwAY, Capt. C w Coueh r,,.i.r -
ns portion OF her cargo engaged. quek dsnarb
OF freight or passage apply al Ludas ~
u To JAMES FISHERS sons
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AZ + ON iiLfDELfflA.-Th regular
= = raeket sehr CATHARlNE AMANDA Rr,dbu,y ~
-. Q; hef cargo engaged Will sail all eos az,
PA'sn: ? or freight or Pas-ase Apply board or to
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90 ENOK PHILADELPHIA.-Tb mol,
- 'ehr JOHN sTULL- Capt Green h. wins , ,In,,." -
engaged Will have Dispatch For freight ., o.
Fy on hoard in the Doek, OFT w passages p
,,,,.. -
JAMES FISHERS SONS
IS E'OR CHARLESTON. s G. TLo c.
=, -. sehr bu BURLINGTON. Capt. Wilson s,y,,, a., -
cargo engaged and going board in I,srI IN w osN
''N,~t.s n fssssge' Apply board,
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EIaHrie Of Rat,s--for tAs .ssr.raafs Of $500. .. a
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sS,5slxs-- The STEAMBOAT ALICE g..
skinner lihe only Boat now on IN. I,.- ItI
The wharf at Rockets every Monday weinesaav 40 80
precisely at O'Clock q. leave Notos .yry
luesoay THURSDAY and Saturday mornings at The S.m
''Is az me intermediate landings going returning
fAssehf"" going "a Baltimore arrive m NorfoIk b.
IN the evening, and stay board the Ralno, -
me- cave TIE next evening without extra charge
Passage from Richmond and Petersburg 70 and ,,, S
Richmond Dee. 81. 1875 Hasri SI ,, A'u iT -
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10O0 TlERCEs LUBEC PALsTER.

SCOTCH ALE. &c.-Just received, "a supply
~ Of the celebrated "Palks Ale pin hyperion
A.' Glasgow Ale in quarts and London Brown Stout quartz
and pints For sale by JNO. CREME,
IS3 Main E.
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JERSEY BRANDY-g5 bbs Jersey Brandy, just received IL
- store, and for sale by
6o7 nTssFII A MeCANDIIsU
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2ifE 4 - cpsn~, nm ne regular packet
o' her cargo engaged and gong board will have inn Nc.
for freight or having sup nor areono
SPPS 10 CaPtAn en- board al Ludlam's wharf or In
RANKIN A. wHITIy0CE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

From The Second Edition Of The San
FURTHER IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
| Mr.. Palenlom's Refusal Of the 1911 degree mol
aEprored 6y his G0rsrnm MT TIE Q'ren'S
Spfeeh-Sysschcso Of Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Hume,
ard Lerd J7ia russell, on american dfaus-
Tie Cation, Corn, and Money Markets, Sc.
The foregoing intelligence, comprised in the
Firs, Edition Of the Extra Sun, was received by
or Special Express from Philadelphia. Tie
following very important additional particulars
have since been received by our Express from
Halifax =
Both Sir Rober, and Lord John condemned the
course pursued by Mr.. Pakenham on The Oregon
question, in refusing lbe offer Of Mr.. Buchanan,
without insulting his Government The reduc-
ton OF duties on American produce proposed BY
Sir R. Peel, meets with much favor, and is ex-
pected to increase The business Of the manufac.
turing districts very much.
The reports Of the markets are very favorable
10 American produce. Stocks were lending
downwards, and The money market was tight.
The proposition 10 increase The army and navy
is opposed by Lord John Russell
Mir. Secretary Walkers Report or the Tariff
hal been communicated 10 The British Govern
| nent long before it was made known even 10 The
proper committee Of The U. S. House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
Il is said that alter The resignation OF Lord
Lyndhurst, which is likely soon 10 take place, Sir
R. Peel intends dividing The political from the
judicial functions, by which the Office OF Lord
Chancellor will cease 10 be affected BY The minis
! ,erial changes.
Lord Mo1peih has given his name 10 docu-
men, prepared BY the Peace Society, recommend
ing addresses from merchants and other classes
in England 10 similar classes in the u. States, in
favor Of perpetual amiy, and the reference OF all
points Of misunderstanding TO the arbitration Of
di.in!eresied nations
Cotton is dull In Flour no change
l. appears from published list Of the railway
plans deposited al The private bill Office and House
OF Lords up 10 the 3sI December, that not fewer
than $40 Of the lines Professionally registered have
been abandoned by their projectors.
TIE accounts OF the various markets are Of the
most favorable character and canno, bnt have a
very favorable effect upon the prices OF American
produce in Our markets.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Opening Of Payha#snt-On Thursday, the
22rd day of January. Parliamen, was opened by
The Queen in person. The Royal procession
left Buckingham Palace soon after two o'clock,
and arrived a, the House OF Lords soon alter.
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RICH MOND, VA.
Monday Morning, February %, 1876.
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The gloomy Vaccinations of The Wings are
again dissipaied. They will not be able 10 ho:
up The President as having involved The country
in war, for his own selfish purposes. We have
never iallered in our opinion that the wise,
liberal, prudent. moderate, yet firm declara-
tons OF the Message would bring about
an honorable and an amicable adjustment
of the Oregon controversy While The Wing
press saw in the distance the dark cloud OF
war, and, ia gloomy characters, depicted It's nor
rors and lis cast, we Eel, assured and have so in
garably expressed ourselves, that The position OF
England, her vital dependence upon conner.
mercial intercourse with vs., and especially lie
liberal but decided bearing OF the President on
the Oregon question: and The wise and beneficial
revenue measures recommended by him all
went 10 show that war would no, ensue
The important news by the Cambria, which
spreads over our whole paper, but confirms our
>leadiasl convictions. The tone Of the Queens
speech, OF Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Ru,
sells remarks, and Of the British press. as TAI as
we rnave seen, is !ruy pacific. In addition 10
this, the bold stand taken by Sir Il. Peel in aycr
Of free trade, which will be mel BY Correspond.
ing lberaity on our part, will do much 10 1ljus.
the difficulty, aud 10 bind The TWO countries in
peace and commercial intimacy. Blu, The inter.
esting details will speak for themselves loyons
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