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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

WEN THE RoDY SUBJECT TO MANY CHANGES, 1T RE-
QutRss MEnIclSESudden changes from very no, 10 chilly
weather untavoruble health aud is fact uniyer
sally admitted that heat and moisture powerful agents
in producing disease and that constant dry and constant
wet weather are both favorable 10 It's generations it does
not signify what call i It may be ae; may be- b!
ous fever tmay be yellow fever; may be dysentery ii
may be rheumatism. it may be bronchitis; 1t mny be- choc
il NAV be constipation OF the bowels may iuianlmn
ton OF the bowels il may be inflammation Of the stomach
il may BE- nervous affection; bat still it is disease AID
disease crabe by the Brandeh Pills because they
all impurities from the body, all that in nanier feed
the farther progress the maady matter no" called
thus these Pills are not only proper medicine but
generally only medicine that need ought 10 he used
The BKASoRgrHs Pulls ARE At 2J cents per box.
with full direct.ons) al DR.. BRASDRETHs PRINCIPAL
OFFICE 2i BROADWAY Retail Offices 2il Hudson-s- IA
Bowery. Also, by D. D. Wright, corner Houston and
Lewis .s Geo. Hansel i67 Divisons,; Mrs. wilkinson,
IOs l7th-st and Mrs. Booth, MakstsL Brookiyni Jas
Wilson Jersey City. slO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

II we understand that William Suugs. formerly OF
Brooklyn, committed suicide owing unrequited az
tachnent The object OF his affection is said 10 be
fascinating young lady OF Long Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

~ Mr. BrBB, the Wing candidate for Govern
OF ohio after being twice prost-sted by sickness,
is assin on the stump On the Isl inst he spoke ,.
hours Bucyrus then rode - hours 10 Upper Sandrs
ky where he spoke >: hours then rode y miles to III;
In making hours speaking and ii miles conveyance
by horses dsy. lie spoke on tho ID ): hours al
ISn and on Thursday :; hours at Fndlay On the 4th
he wss TO speak az Ken,oa Thus we'll SIS We hear
be is he certainly ought 10 be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

TgMPERANAcE.-This Convention met again last
evening and adjourned about twelve. Its time
was mostly occupied in farther discussion OF the
Resolutions The proceedings. &c. viii be given
In to.morows paper,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
Business Notices.

Srr1E FOG GESrLEAESs HATs.-Lenry i Co. Hae
ters stor House Newfork VIII introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday, Sept Sd. au26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

No. vi.-Suited TO reason and comprehension OF most
the fact that certain diseases yield 10 certain re-
medies That complaints arising from impure blood,
which aztec, the iraee OF system the glands and alb
.hoGld yield good chemical Extract OF sarsa
parla, viii dispute That disorders o'he stomach
ac6ty nase0 loss Of appetite and consequent 5'ek head.
Goae can be relieved and generally cured By akas and
mid cathart!cs and !rfammaions, swelings and lame
ness by stimulaRts externally equally proeded
est medicines by person experienced both in their
chemical combination, and personal application and
fects Now where can lhese be found and depended
upon With CONFIDENCE There be no doubt, from
the proof already teAen that the Extract OF SGrsapdLa
Hesdache Remedy for The next and the Nerve and Bone
LinimeE for the last 10 be had CoHsock Co.'S No. Il
Coranc-s New ork are the safe pleasant and erec
tive remedies and those VINO understand ana
appreciate his IN opposition the tlngerous nonsense
OF one article 10 cure everything entitled 10 but e
sympathy.
antilles OF this city must send mere or be sure
and call on Comstocks real customer or agent N o.aer
loSns. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NEW MrsIc.-AIllet has published The Redowa.
SIS performed By Kanmeyrer's Band at Newport and
Sayssogs, arranged Tor the Piano Forte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

II PHALoSs MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and Invaluable
discovery warranted neither 10 smut nor wash of being
LIQUID DYE which simultaneously caanges the color Of
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without injury to
The hair skin The great superiority Of this Dye con
sisis in the easy mode OF application and instantaneous ei
fetal other Dyes requiring from ten twelve hours
produce any change It's superior excellence viii be APP
parent TO every upon single application Country
gentlemen bottle forwarded them by express,
BY sending enclosed e Phslon, 81 Broadway Jqd
sons Hotel. Price 81 per bottle, with u! directions for
City gentleman requested 10 cal! al the cepCt and
have their WHISPER. dyed au5 eodl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

FALL FASHION FOR HATS, l5i6.-Fashionable Hats
for the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale al GuxNEY's new Hat and Cap Establishment, l34
Fultonst sun Building For prices see advertisement;
on second page. aug Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
Response By The Tribnne.
We will pyore it, See the following from one Of
your leading Editorials
From use Courier aud Enqlirer OF .Tulv 3oth

From The Courier aud Enquirer OF Jpiy 3oth
" The NsNr WING CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
Some busybody has gwen himself the trouble 70 write
great deal OF trash intended 10 prove us what will be
our duty next Autumn, IN relation the gubsrnatorial
election. Otcoursc, duly grateful but if he has
any doubt in relation views advise him 10 dis
mss II ut once, andiee assured that has radical friends
o. ne Hhs party, sod succeed dominating of their
nmb, ;is PRESS, and every Whc-wc do not recognize
rs such the radicals OF The Tribune school-ercry Wig
m thus section Of e State m openly oppose his success
Better far better Tor party and the country that we
should elect open faced Loco 10 Office than
that Radical should be susied into the gabcrnatoria
chair under the guisc OF a Wing
We could extract any amount like this from your
columns but can it be needed 1t was the EN-.
press, TO be sure that stated the Wing vote to be
distracted from the regular Wing ticket st 80 to
10000 but the Courier took broader ground assert.
ing that in case the Radical section of the Wing
party should succeed in nominating one of their
number for Governor. 'erery H1ig IN Ais section
of The STATE frW openly oppose has success Is not
this fully equivalent to what we charged VIII
you let your readers see and judge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

- On Sunday evening NJ Thomas Starr King
wss ordained PASTOR of the Unive-sals, society in
jamestown Mass He is OF the late Rev Thomas
= hins VINO died N the ministry this society.
kS,Presidsnt Van buren, arrived IN this city on
ytoaua! ana IS with his Smith T. Vsn Buren, M.
o WI go W est IN order TO be in attendance g, the
Sate esFeaiturs az 4, Auburn before returning 70
DIS residence in Columbia County. iAIo Anus. sri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

y We see it stated that the merchants Of Bos.
ton exporting goods Imported under the Tariff Of
80 70 Nova Scotia New Brunswick sc IN great guam
tides in order to claim the rsw bsck and then repor
them under Sir Roberts Tariff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

spEScERs TRnL.-The entire day yesterday
spent II attempting get jury. Only four ware
sworn, TO all OF whom objections were made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

E We understand. says the Louisville Jour
ual, tina, Governor owsley has appointed Geo. & Ain
csia Secretary OF State in the place OF Benz Hardin,
remoysd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

FRANKLIN House., PHrtApgtFuA-A C,Rp.-rhe IN
dersigned haying become the proprietor of the Frank
lin House. late Saniersou', in Philadelphia and having
materially enlarged and improved the same by the addition
OF convenient and beautiful as Ladies Ordinary
sspacous and airy Gentlemens DINING Saloon
together with many ard pleasant lodging rooms,
convenient Bathing Room, Hair Dressing Room &c taxes
the liberty 10 solicit patronage OF the Citizens OF New
York especially and the travelling community generally
when visiting passing through the city OF Philadelphia
After having been resident OF the Cry OF Newly for
more than ,enyone years and having devoted much Of
his time during the past fourteen 10 the extension and
improvement of the ofrNpd and cheat travelling he
feels he may. with great proprey. ASK and expect
fair share of the patronage those upon whom he now
calls especially as the Franklin is OF the most con-
veuent and hest arranged Hotels in Philadelphia and its
Table and Attendance viii he al enst equal that OF any
other Hotel in the country.
For the convenience OF those who desire call the
Franklin House careful Porter will be the landings
and dep0ts with Carriages take travellers, with their
Baggage. 10 the house, the charge not exceeding
Twenty-Five each D. X. MINOR.
Philadelphia August u, 1916. aul5 Sl0wGw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

e The burglars who robbed the house Of G
E Fiske, Esq. 4. Rocka*ay. have been captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

y The Globe OF yesterday has the following
Look TOO, a, the injustice prsctced under Mr. Cays
Tariff CoSils Madeira Wiats pay b@ )! pr cen, under
Mr. Walkers bin they VIII psy 40 per cent
Is not this atrocious Time and again has the
fact been shown that Madeira Wines are charged
Slrty cents per gallon by the Tariff OF - fully
equal to forty per cent and that the practical re-
duction TO FIVE or six per cent. made by LOCO
F6co Secretary 81 The Treasury ore,sett!as &i<
clause q ne Tarlg' Of IL aud eating dozen tie
dafy 70 s%r or eig5t cents per gallon IN dsfaacs oft
All tins has been stated over aud again nobody is
SO brszen as to contrsdic, it Yet the Globe does
not hesitate to lie il down as above VIVA, can be
the hope o; ditfasng correc: views with regard to
great public question when they are sssaied with
such tslsehoods SIS the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

eJoHS VAN DYKE. Esq of Middlesex Co is the
Wing candidate tor Congress The Iv,h District OF New
Jersey, composed .; Nuddlesex Morris snd Somerset
Counties He wss nominated on the Sd ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

GESERAL SEssloys--John McDonaId was tried
for grand larceny The Jury couldn't agree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

II Our no, weather is over with vengeance
Yesterday was cool as was comfortable and great
des v.iniier than at all So In the evening there
was decided inquiry for sack coats and number OF
s,,ioua,ed cloaks glded through Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

SANDS S,Rs,PARILLA.-Farher testimony from Yer
mont: EAST PoULTNEY, VI Aug. lOth. 1916
MessRs SASDs In the Spring OF 1871 had the typhus lie
YER with which suffered the intense pain, and when
recovered from attacked with the spinal COM
plant and inasmed throat This continued until June
1885, when my and lungs liberated attended with
severe cough and my covered with scrofuous
sores canno, describe what suffered for tive years,
three Of which confined my bed and could not st
up at all During this period received no benefit from the
various prescriptions different Physicians and had near
Is given up all hopes OF eyer being any better AZ this
time was induced 10 ny your Sarsapara, from the many
remarkable cure. il had performed, and strange it may
appear the first bottle effected sensible change. Bycon-
!nuing IL M hea! has much improved that can
now not only up but walk, and fully believe with the
blessing OF Providence that win effect perfect
Yours, very truly ADALlNE STANLEY.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by \. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton'L corner OF
wi!liamsL 20 Broadway, and II East Broadway New
York. Soil also by Druggists generally throughout The
United States Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS OR CosTTrNEss.-
II this habit fixed, many evils will follow. Dr.
Bcekman's Syrup and Pills work happily in these cases
on both body and mind Office 20; Cortlandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

KINGS co--The County Convention was held at
f'a'o0sh Yesterday and the following Delegates
Bs 70 q. Sac coHrer'ioaAsa cRisr D 4 BoxEE D
M,srrNu "'sS' y y HODGES. ! \. b
t,, S9'syes sc G. yAN wAocrSES SETH Law
1888 'SitS n BAKER Nm. Wall. J. BovcK7oS
A'N M WIN power to hi vacancies
" Gen. WEIpoRS. member elect To ,,s
North Carolina Houses Commons, was msr
Der of the first Legislature that ss, in Raleigb n
l795-hity-one years ago
y Mr. WISE the 4Eronsut. VIII make a second
balloon ascension from udss, on Friday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

CorRr or COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge Dely-
Taonas Feg;or rs. Micidel ODoroi1SA.-Tais dis
possessing before the Judge and special jury. 10 re-
cover space the OF lot No. I07: MUlberryst
which defendant who has the lot on Orangest n the
resr enclosed par Of MS OWE loI said space being
about 10 les By - Verdict FOR pIair.- For plaintiff:
Nr he:cham Tor defendant Mr Boswo-th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
Court Calendnr....rHIs DAY.
Inv Courts,

COMMON pLEAs.-Nos 10, III to III, l, 80, IL, Ga
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

e The Boad OF Education met yesterday and
read three petitions SC sc. and on motion to
appropriate sl2,5oo for the 18th Ward School House
found itself without quorum and adourncd-ike a
sensible old Board as it was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

e We have 10 record the death Of another old
and prominent citizen OF New.York-CoRNELIrs DIT
Bos who expired Yesterday in the 10th year of his age
He merchant o; good standing for more than forty
years-was one OF the original Directors of the Union
Bank ard prominent actor in some of our Mcr.
camille Societies and Benevolent In>titutes He ac-
CURED an ample fortune and retired few years since
from active pursuits. He was man OF quiet habits
but thorough merchant and much respected for his
UNIFORM good character and honorable dealings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

THE TYPES AND THE TYPHus.-Protessor Gou-
raud having just got we'll of the typhus some other
horrible fever no sooner comes TO town and is
ed than he becomes the victim of the types. Be it
known therefore that the Professor has returned from
.Niasara--uot from Michigan that he is TO De the
posor not the repositor' of the system of Pho
biography and tina, he will expound that system not
during the election but during the lecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

i civil action misunderstanding as 70 trl5ing
amount II relation 70 balance between Herman Eeyer
aud george = Sreimer was commenced and vi! De
continued For plaina-t Messrs Defores, and King
Tor defendant Messrs. S:errrnier and Sedgwick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

e The Harlsn. Rs,'road car drivers are com
planned of By correspondent for turning the corners
into and out of Broomet rapid pace. so as to
endancer the lives of persons standing trying to
get into the cars Be careful, men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

y Nassaust is in fine pickle-W allst. dit
to-a the streets ditto ditto. We wished we could
have municipal election the close OF summer-it
would be found to be a admirable health prcscyer
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-01-03
Vol. IT,.
w0oDsFIELD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916.

These, friend 46, are symptoms of mankind;
How far they leave all other brutes behind,
For, do you think that any ass would dare
!. Frisk for his pleasures through the empty air'
- Do you imagine, that The goose, hard by
Ifshe had not two wings, would try to Ay'
But man has got, most kindly given by fate,
A little knob at top they call pate;
And in tins knob, such fancies and such dreams
Such wild ideas, visionary schemes,
That during all your yearlty on earth.
Its compound oddities may make you mirth
For to complete him in another part,
Besides knob, he has thing called heart,
Avery upright thing, as I've been told,
When Time was young, and New Years Days
of gold;
But human Iearts have seldom travelled
straight,
Since our first parents passed the fiery gate
In brother one, there lived a Mr.. Adam,
And he, poor man, was ruined by Madam
A wicked and sorry jade, called sin,
By her mismanagement there hobbled in,
She manages the heart, caprice the pate.
'e And jointly human actions regulate.
q Thus as yourun your annual orbit through,
These puppets will exhibit to your view
Feats that no other animals delghtin
Scandal intriguing, pickering and fighting,
Dress, dancing, poetry, electioneering,
Bowing and bribing, lattering and sneering,
p. Twelve months specimen ofeach will give,
So. If you like this human chaos-lye
At the twelfth hour your zodiac race pursue,
Z Ileave theworld to darkness and toyou,
3 To sin, vice, folly--hark hear my knell
My almanac existence ends -FreWeW
E1it 45, as the clock strikes 12
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Report ON The Finances.
[coNcLUDED FROM LAST WEI

[CoNcLUDED FROM LAST WEEK.
Prior TO the 30th of June, 1912, credit was CIV
en- for the payment OF duties; since which date,
they have been collected in cash. Before the cash
duties and the tariff OF 1912, our trade in foreign
imports re-exported abroad afforded large and pro-
ftabls employment to our merchants, and freight
to our commercial marine, both for the inward and
outward voyage but, since the last tariff, this trade
is being lost to the country, ms is proved by the
tables hereunto annexed. The total amount of for
eign imports re-exported during the three years
since the last tariff both Of free and dutable goods,
33 1884 1894 being far less than in any three years
Except during the wary since 1893, and less than
was e-exported in any one of eight several years
The highest aggregate Of any three years was
$I73, l02, $685. and the lowest aggregate S41 ,3I5,
7O5-being in the years 1894, 1895, and 1896. Be-
fore 1926, the free goods not distinguished in
this particular from dutiable goods; but since that
date the returns show the following result: During
the three years since the tariff of 1872 the value of
dutiable imports re-exported was $12,590, ,sll-
being less than in any one OF sevenyears preceding
since 1920, the lowest aggregate ofany three years
since that date, being l4, ,9l8, ,444. and the highest
S57 s27 ,293 Even before the cash duties, for five
years preceding the high tariff of 1928 the value
of dutioble goods exported was ssI 79s 2a1 apd
for the five years succeeding that tariff $66, 1884,
ls2--showins loss Of 1928 ,o2O 40 of our trade in
foreign exports after the tariff of 1928 The great
diminution of this most valuable branch of com
merce has been the combined result Of cash duties
and of the high tariff of 1912. If the cash duties
are retained, as it is believed thew should be- the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-01-03

The largest factory building in the world NOW
being constructed IN Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire.) The part already up. is 44O feet long.
When completed, the length Of the front will be
five hundred and four feet Number Of spindles,
fifty thousend; Of operatives from twelve hundred
to fifteen hundred
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'aIaB r JAMES R. NORRIS

TERMS. - y s,.st5,
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Saturday at the following rates: 2''s
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SS 90 if payment be delayed until
after the expiration Of the year
G no No paper will be discontinued, exceptat the
option of the editor, until all arrears are paid.
: 40 All communications sent by mail must be
postpaid ,t. - 5,ss ~
ssAdpeytisements inserted at so cents per square,
fourteen lines or less for the first insertions and
IS cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
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months SI5. Twelve months 1925.
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co -sruction Of the buildings, as well as the mode
ofkeepipg tie Lights are all being fully and care
fdly Investigated ard fport it is believed, viii
be ready during tie present session of Congress
From the Chesapeake to the Capcs OF Florida, and
thence westw ard our coas, is badly lighted well
as the great lakes OF the north and west; and nu-
merous wrecks. often accompanied with loss Of
life and property seem TO require The interposifon
of Congress. s afsT
Such portion Of the charts of tie exploring ex-
pedtion as were placed under the charge Of this
department, were distributed for the benefit ofopr
whale ships. These valuable charts, embrace the
survey Of many hitherto almost unexplored regions
and islands of the Pacific, as well as part Of the
coast Of Oregon, and must be eminently useful Tor
many purposes, but especially to our seamen and
merchantsengaeed in the whale fishery In pur-
suance of resolution OF Congress, areport is in
progress Of preparation regards the banks and
currency. and eiso. in relation to statistics and
these, with all other reports required from this
department, will be presented al TIE earliest prac-
ticable period Of the present session. ~
presenting his annual report, in obedience TO
the law. the Secretary of the Treasury submits his
views with undissembled difidence- by
the reflection that all his errors ofjudgment will
be corrected by the superior wisdom Of the two
Houses of Congress guided and directed by that
overrung Providence which blessed the unexam-
pied progress of this great and happy Union.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. JOHN w. DAVIS,
cro,l,or - u,a IJouea of
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THE OLD AND NEW YEAR,

The following lines are said to have been writ
ten in London at the close of the year 1875; but
were not published until they appeared in the
New York Gazette about l7years since. We
have altered fbe dates only, by substituting ls45
and 1876, George earning, who died several
years since, is supposed to be the author. We in.
sert the lines, and our readers may judge their ap
ulicahiIitv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-03

MENIcAS LETTERS OF MAReUE-Reports are
in circulation AT the Havana, and al NewOrleans, that
the Mexican Government is about to issue letters OF
naraue and reprisal against our vessels that the prizes
ii any are made will be carried into Spanish ports par
culary Cuba and tina; they will there be condemned
by Mexican consuls Another feature OF this priyateer
nr system is said be- that Mexico will issue letters OF
naturalization to foreign seamen for the sham purpose
of emitting the OF the prvateersmen TO the name
and privilege of Mexican seanen. Inis infamous ana
cvasivc scheme however, will be defeated.
We understand. from indisputable authority that a
correspondence mas recently taken place between the
Spanish Minister in Washington and the Secretary oil
state which rencws the pledges OF the Two Govern
nents TO carry the stpuatons OF the Treaty OF Ivy
We on our part have instructed our squadron TO re-
spect the rights of Spanish vessels who destined to
any Mexican port, which may not happen TO be block
AIDED. and without any conrsband OF war on board
Spain her part pledges herself TO observe the ooh
cations OF her Treaty and prohibit Mexican privnteer
men from using the privileges OF the Spanish ports
As 10 the naturalization of foreigners we will take Ell
iective means to prevent and punish me fraud
washington Union.