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go to war when their industry is thus A.
gether and on system interlaeed-whsn with,
LEI or hindrance all the great gates Of cOmn.,, J
intercourse Of incaleulable mutual profit, and a,
dispensable mutual necessity are thrown wild, .,
III, IN such state Of things, war shall com, n
eePt IN defence Of most just and sacred, and NOM.
tous nghts--then indeed must war be regarded =,
calamity which no human arrangements, no DE-, ]
ofmen, even when acting on the highest priuei,L
Of justice and Of reason, can escape! We d.
this conclusion as the honor Of the party e..
which we profess. No miserable taunts of fact,
about "buying peace" or "buying Oregon, BY N
sacrifice Of our tariff shall move US from our eOoD
We cannot close this article, without lawn, y
fore our readers the just and striking langua,,
Mr. Golden, distinguished leader Of the IRE, i,
ders in England, as we hnd il quoted in the 4,
number Of the Westminster Review. In his sO,..
at Manchester, on the l7,h Of January last, N,
Golden said;
VI have never taken limited view OF the OBJ,
or scope OF this great principle; but have been |,
cnsed OF looking too much to material inlers,,
Nevertheless, can say that have taken as An,
and great view Of the effects Of this mighty n.y.
ciple as ever did any man who dreamt over 4 ,
his own study. | believe that the physical -
will be the smallest gain to humanity from h. ~
cess. see in free trade that which shall act on !,
moral world as the law OF gravitation in the M.
yerse-drawing men together, thrusting aside N
antagonism Of race, and creed and language ~
uniting US in the bonds of eternal peace. Ia,
looked even farther; ay, into the dim future ho'
send years hence, and have specialized upon d, ,
suits Of this principle when IL shall have been IA.
in opesatiouL | believe that the effect will b.
change the face Of the world 20 a. to introa.s.
system Of government entirely distinct from n
which now prevails. believe that the desire ~
the motive for large and mighty empires--for sirv
tic armies and great navies-for those maisn.
which are used for the destruction Of life, and I
desolstion OF the rewards OF labor, will die away;
believe that such things will cease to be necesar
or To be used when man becomes one family, a.
freely exchanges the fruits Of his labor with /
brother man," f. r '. ..... ."I
This is noble language, and it conveys profoun
truth. We cannot doubt that, with such hsr
and principle OF action to back them, our friends
Congress will come up to the great practical xO
before them, to which they are pledged before 4
people, with energy, with harmony, and with ,
feet. IL is a work fit for the statesmen Of Amerc,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and ,Oil ths advice and consent Of lhs Senate.

ny wv" U'1H VIC uuVIet ava cOftsefH u NC oe"uEs'
THOMAS HARTLEY CRAwFoAD, of the District of
Columbia TO be Judge Of the criminal court for the
District OF Columbia, vice James Dunlop, resigned.
WILLIAM ADAMS, to be receiver of public moneys,
&c, at Johnson courthouse, Arkansas, vice Alfred
Henderson removed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-24
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
FRlpAr, ArRIL "a, 1916.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Th. Senate did not sit TO day.
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IHk POST OFFICE.
On motion Of Mr. MCKAY the House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
The Union, mir. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, in the
chair and proceeded to the consideration Of the bill
making appropriations for the service Of the Post
Office Department for the year ending Both June,
l947.
The bill was read as follows;
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of R,ry,,,r,o.
fCtS ne United States Of .4msrica IN Congress as.,bd
That the following Of money be- and the are here
by appropriated Tor the service Of the Post Once Depart
ent for the year ending the thirteh Of June eighteen
hundred and iorysoven ofany moneys treasury
arising from the Of the said department in con
ormy TO the Of the second Of July, eighteen hundred
aud thirtysx, namely .
For transportation Of the mails three millions and 6y
thousand dollars Ill. ...
FOR compensation Of postmssters. million dollars;
For ship steamboat and way letters twelve thousand
dollars; ... .. ...... .... Eli.
For wrapping paper sixteen thousand dollar;
For once furniture 0or post oces) four thousand dol
lars; '...
rOr advertising, thirty thousand dollars; E... Is
For maitbags, twenty thousand dollars
For blanks, seventeen thousand dollars;
FoTmslOcks, keys, and stamps four thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
BALTIMORE. juno "a, lsa6.

BALTIMORE. juno "a, lsa6.
a Damage Cass-Er- -President TyierDspsrfure Of the
Oregon Trsaty-Ereitsmsnt for News-.a handsoms
Fsresaans Present-Stoc Board, &c.
A singular of yesterday, before the Coun-
ty Court being an action instituted by Harriet @. C..
Sprgg to from Thomas Irwin Jr for injuries
by plaintiff in falling in aperture in deen
dants pavement She had her leg broken and was 9TH
erw seriously injured The jury awarded the plain
tiff damages in the Of 5000 By the way, Law was
the last session OF the Council to compel every
householder who has vault in front OF his house TO
move the iron covering and have il topped of with
wood account OF many persons being injured dur
ing the winter by falls received by treading these
smooth metal surfaces, when covered with snow
ExPresdont Tyler, with number OF friends, passed
through this CITY, yesterday, route Tor New York,
where his lady has been sojournng for some time with
pool also passed through this city last evening. his
way New York, from whence he sails in the Great
Western the 25th inst for England, bearing with him
the treaty by which the Oregon negotiation has been
We all excitement hero to receive further tdngs
from the army and Mexico At five o'clock every even
ing, when the telegraph the arrival OF the
mail at Washington, the news boys as well AZ . vast
number Of our citizens all on the alert.
A splendid and finely modelled skipper Is on its way
to this city, the remen Of Philadelphia to the Me-
chanical Fire Company Of this city and expected to
rive to-day As TO where it comes from who the
presenters, nothing positive Is yet known, though
It Is represented o valuable present
The weather is beginning slowly TO moderate and i'll
leave us in seasonable TRIM in all probability in few
days.
the market generally State per cents closed 76 ~,
dividend off ith moderate SIZES Sterling SIS 6s ts ~
preciac towards par quote 20 98s dividend Off with
sales al ntermsdate rates s7o s7x bid per 49,
sellers stiff, 4s last sales 49, Water Company W a2
Gas 81 a sa susquehanna Canal TAX.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
MARITIME HERALD.
PUHr o. N~w xuxK. JUNE %.


Cleared.
steam ship Great Western, Matthew, Liverpool
Ship England Eve!ard Liverpool. Cook Smith.
Br brig Desdemons Dunbar, Pictou Ms
Brem brig Kunegands Lorenz Rotterdam, Osreh Kru.
ssl J,w rSy sco
M sshr susan - co.ashs MatasoIda
s:e ;S;:safr; a::ss',: e:,ss:
Ssss ssss Ks:S's KsSs; HE;:sES sss,.s.
Barge Star, Longhead, Philadelphia
Cleared Saturday.
Wakulla Nu,loEd for Rio Jansiro tshs cleared for
Ship TSg. Edd:s ,O% flsS' T.. Feb m with !, s 70
St the ;,'s Snr Bonso 10 e salem from Su;
bound May % N, Ion 50 W, spoke Psruv
ss. brig g, gh :y 'b bengal. S
died; also, child Of MIR Jameson, aged eighteen
Sir R.Dpshsnnosa prHmmoad from Lss.psS! May
Il IS lon e. bark Globe Thsobold from Boston for Ant
Ship Victoria, Hasho,n from Antwerp Mayo. and q
day. from land. End with md %S' and pa 70 ssTa
ss ss SOW i:1'
June la $3.50 Ion SCI passed. ship with man head
Care sable north 30 miles passed sehr Nepuas of
fGSS .Sip sss s!sss suay. from H.vre NAV s in ballast, to
BOYD Haeteaiss p..spser She bound CUBA
Ship Suon Galloway days from Charleston with cot.
Brs Port Leon Curtis. 10 day. St Domingo City, with
BAN fa'S; Lett ss Ss ss
Chase, for New York lds the only Am vessel OF the
Br brig ospay Calhoun, from st Johns NIB. to Sheldon
Dean.
Br sehr Thoma. Pearson. Roberts II days from Elethur.
schr Sarah Charlotte -, from Ncwbem, with naval
stores
Sehr Olive, Smith, from Wilmington, NC with naval
to nj McCrcady Sailed iu with schr Smith, Tor
New York.
schr Emily Johnson sncdeckcr days from Georgetown,
with mdse, to johnson & Lowdon.
Schr North Carolina Bagey tof Salem) - days from st
Johns NF, with seal skins sc. TO Dunseomb Beckwit9
passengers.
schr Katahdn. Drayton IL days from Chcnyheld. with
lumber, to Smith & Boynton.
Schr Emily, Johnson days from Georgetown, DC, with
flour.
Sclr Louisa, Post, from Saybrook, in ballast.
Schr Cornelis, w Woglom, from Boston, nndse.
Schr Eliza, Eldrdge, from Portsmouth, Nh, with mdse to
master.
ser Pasline Neat from Newbem NC. with naval
to X M Blackwell.
schr Sally Wheaton, Smith, from Phiadelphia coal
schr Spy, Gays from Boston, with mdse to Dayton
Spreagc.
Two brigs
Sailed.
Ships Victoria London; Iowa Havre bark Hecia Port
Prince.
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THE NEW PnSlCIAN.

V y s S,ek and Alhcted a. ls sinh Ayenus
Having been twenty the medical profession, during
which time he has pueticed exteusysy and with
Scotland Ireland France and Germany Dr. Ds szsnsiye
cal uiron by the celebrated practitioners Of various
countries giving him knowledge Of his profession which
possess Dr. b. may be consulted by ladies' gentlemen and
the public generally every disease defamity rupurcs,
&c Fee the above Office 81 visits TO paren 81 If BY
letter paid, enclosing fee s. DR.. will shortly pre-
sent entire for rupturss far superior any
hitherto invented. Also two three preparations Of me
c,nes Tor diseases enceedngy prevalent and often fatal in
tenders physc in the least acquainted with the human
frame, naturally alaomically knowing ductus
munis choedo hus from the Os emoris and who, il
TONED upon the the trash they gve s
single exp which ought be required by
the afflicted The Of ought be resorted
who best able TO combat with diseases in preference TO
nsdes And The rspeurcs p his new princ;pe
ofexscng teeth and fnx which gives the patients scarce
Fees for ndance In paursons be known
by application, either by letsr or otherwise, the once -
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~ ss s:T ssss ss ss;'s I. ss' @
.:a ss,la Il: :ssss~:a S,ss.. s,.. .sa' .;:t !.
oSpanions The high and the low. the rich and tho
poor the noble and the ignobs, without respect per
sons, places or circumsanees are all warned. in the
die and live" But from tho which had brought
this emblage together there was escape Where
are those that inhabited the worli before the flood
those who preceded the publication the Gospel-hose
who have followed to the generations past and gonel-
Where theyi The echo comes from the dark cham
bers of ths grave, saying, They gone" Like
tors stage they have performed their parts They
gone. In the dspensation of all things they have
departed to make way for others short lived as they
were themselves. The sun that shone the path
way OF nations now s throws its undlmmed Light upon
dent who at the moment he thinks he has attained
funess called quit the feast Of intellectual lore; the
soldier when he has gained the victory by the sword and
anticipated leDg repose upon his laures must yield
himself TO the victory of death The statesman, when
the grave. All what havoc. lisa solemn thought
God placed here for wise purpose and prepare for
Heaven. He has given the sabbath-sweet day of
worship Of restthe Bible, living ministry the In
fuence Of the Holy Spirit and what is far more preci
who gave himself for the worlds redemption. How i'm
portan is Il that should shun sin, and make
the promise of home eternal and after the storms OF life
shah have passed away to enjoy the calm Of Heaven
But what should he he mnister) OF the deceased
He had heard that Mr. Heick, by the hammer and the
chisel made his to fortune by his uprghtness
heart and integrity Of conduct he attained such posi-
ton in society, where he known, to him
cere-as father, kind and indugent-ss husband, ire
proachable q patriot pure and disinterested He 10
gone but his descendants il they turn the pages OF
his history and initiate his examples, and tread his
footsteps will live respected and die honored The de-
y gratifying to know he Christian character
His had only been erased from the church militant,
be inscribed pom the brilliant records Of the church
triumphant The preacher spoke for nearly an hour,
and at the conclusion Of his discourse of which the above
is but hasy glance expressed his sympathy with those
who wept and consoled in the sweet reflection,
that earth has that Heaven cannot heal']
Tho reverend gentleman pronounced the benedction
and the procession formed and left the hall according
order Of arrangements From the front OF the
capitol the hacks and the hearse proceeded to the Con-
gresiona Burial Ground. where the earthly remains Of
Richard p Herrck were deposited
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIyGs.
House OF Representatives.

WARRINGTON, June 2s, 1876
rHE Mr.. HrRRrcx
Before the meeting of the House of Representative
this morning. members as they came in, were furnished
placed the lef On the desks were copies Of the
order OF the procession and many were engaged in
their perusa twelve O'Clock the noble and dign6sd
form Of the Speaker passed through the aisle TO the
He was dressed in deep black, white scarf IIay.
ing called the House to order the journal of yeste
was readand, after pause Of minutes the ate
on OF the assembage turned towards main en-.
trance military plume waving feet in the air
ie no doubt that aer General Scott had for an hour
cast aside his operations for defence and come to
solemn funereal rites He accompanied by his aids
wno iooked IKE pgmiss in the contrast stature Ad.
jutant General Jones also in his regimcntals The
doorkeeper conducted them to seats placed in the area
msmoers oi the Cabinet with the exception of Mr.. At
tosney General Mason, occupied chairs nearly opposite
70 tne party who had preceded them.
linen came the members Of the Senate and NJ their
head the Vice President Of the United states who wore
white scarf over his shoulders. They filled the front
range General Houston, Of Texas as soon as his eve
fell upon Mr.. Adams, made him Low bow which WAS
as cordially though not as gracefully returned The
bearers who posted the CORPSE nS pau
the centre Of the hsland these together with twa Of
the family Of the deceased and dauvh,o and ,Ser
friends and the Senators and Representative. from ~
state OF New York, mourners took the sea,s asro
siy reserved for them As is usual on similar occa-
noe rs did the Secretary of the Senate the Clerk of
tns house and tho ChapIans Of tho two branchesali
- At quarter past twelve the Rev. Mr. Milburn. thu
Of the douse arose amid profound silence and
Lora my shepherd, shall not want--IIe maketh me
- I've aown 40 green iastursshe lesdetn beside the
sN wi wssrs aad, cioans the book, he delivered
The Rev 8 rr.r,, n.aoana.I 'sion. =,
s,s anL oe esuty IRON the text Thus sath the Lord
ny hose IN order, Tor thou shalt die ana not ye-
Inis language was addressed to kinr To Hezer,,h by
Ino ProPaet saah anu although 1t true that uneasy
sess tae hca tnat wears CROWN poten,ates arr al
dom dspos TO dispense with the cause OF th. uahan
Piacss ueath however, treads with equal stems INTO
The palace OF the rich and the cottage OF the poor oas
~ the pages OF the history counrv Daa,h -
visited the Executive msnsion and laid Presiden In
the dust while the olive Of political triumph was green
Oh ms orow has entered the departments OF the gov
srnnent, and with the speed Of the lghtnings ASH
sksn those who occupied stations Of responsibility ami
neaor IRON their families and fends IL has Invaded tho
supreme Court, and hurried hence the wise and great
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

LivrRrooL-sbip Rsppahsnncoi--3 hid. Cameron Hone
col crate Gregory COS cases bale Neyin * co-250
ton, coal pvid Caitsr-,o bbls joseph Pr Ella casks
Macy Soas-37 cks Wolf Bshop-io nus,es James Left
ferti3s bars iron Csrydon co. Proydrnce-223 bars
Bird, Giil'laa co--ss c,sks J tiorewood 4 colo
tons pig iron Dcnntstoun co2n casks More wood
colt eks Poultney-i hhds w J y Tapscotl-3o BIS
Abraham Bell son-56 bbls Relss. Brothers casks
hssmpsI John jackson E.a-2 chs Folgsr Blunt co-s
IRON Abel * co-6 bales Sands Fuller 4 co-I6 cases
Wright. Sturgis Shawl case gallery Wolf Bishop
- cases bales Hall, Brothers col casks Hunt-i do
\ Wi,ists-l crate w Hammsrsley-7 DO / 6hds
cssk Mumordi bks rs casks Coneli Brothers K CO.
bales Barclay Lvingsten21 do Wright, sturgss Shaw
10 casks 10 chests casks - bags 50 pig % cases 10
bales sa0 bars railway roa ~ chests is2 bars railway
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

letter from Niagara county dated the 10th instant,
says that the wheat crop In that section is most luxu
riant and bids fair he excellent quality Other
crops very promising for the season.
AL our exchanges in Michigan speak in the most fiat
terng terms Of the prospect of the wheat CROP Private
reports confirm the account II nothing unavorable
ours the present month the harvest will be more abun
dant than ever before in Michigan. The quantity of
land in wheat is of course much greater also.
letter from Brattleboro (vt) dated June a. says -
II has been extremely warm and dry in this region
The earth Like ashes until yesterday, when
visited with very refreshing rain and 1t has con-
tnued to rain hard nearly all OF to-day Crops look
well in this section although the hay crop has been
jured by the dry weather"
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

LSspos-ship vietoris-J Kelly and lady, New York. j
,g..,e,t do; Rsv Marsh dol Chapman lady and
ray; SsT Yo,. Mr.. psMrany and children Ash
Louisi,na; Mcguire Linn;. Miss r. Msdicot Bristol.
Ens Mr. Tolinsoa and lady Ensand Rev Professor Elton
New Haven; Il II Morris Naachex, Miss.
HAvarIship iowa-Mr Hassnelsvsr and lady Philadel
Ehis Afford Lyous; Dcieros. u Olanne, Mrs Stewart
Phladephia; Therry, New Orleans; Mr. Ami,Ie dos MI
iafargner do Capt q Bean, Bordeaux.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
Passengers Arrived.

CALcUTTA-Shp Tioga-Nrs Craig, Miss NJ Craig Miss
CTnig, Miss Gisg Mr. w w Craig, Rev NJ Jsinieson
ysmieson. Miss Brind. Rev Heyer, Of Tego staon
LNEsrooL-Ship Rappahanno nock-Louis Afelmyer. Mrs
Lonsdae and two children, Mrs Leh, DR. Lamb and
ASTwrsr-ship vie,ori.-k r Neah,on, and 200 in the
steerage -
Miss Hsfron, Miss Bury Miss Ward, Mss Deus
Mr. n seymopr.Cspt Webb and lady Aes.s Williams
bee Ransos. Kelly, Daily. Collins, and in the
ST DoMIroo Crrr-Brir Port Leon-Mrs Pete and Mr.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
MEDICAL OFFICE.

nR- JOHNSON, II Duane street. Chatham street, so
well known the eessful practitioner IN New
York in the of venerea diseases The Doctors
for skill in those old cases that have en
lstcd for Gee structure ulcers upon
the body the nose pains the head and bones
Of the legs, efectualy cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit in
dnged in by mon, causing lssciyious dreams and
nightly positively Recent cured
four days without mercury No alteration diet pre-
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
Brighton Cattle Market.

JuSE 22-At Market ATS beef cattle 10 pairs working
oxen, 10 cows and calves 100 sheep and $40 swine Il
beef cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Bsef Cattle-Prices havc further declined,
and we reduce quotations. We quote extra Sc a
80 ~; first quality $5 rs ;second IS so third 81 rs
81 as
Working Oxen.-No salss noticed.
Cows and Calvss.-Sales at $40, $32 and $40
50
swine-No lots to peddle sold those at market were
reported last week. At retail from 81 to cents.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

,ss sNsl ,s In s4y ssa ~ ~ sAsn IssA II stsrs
sSs.: asss.. Hsf s.,. ,ss,ss M,s., "a
.iissss.t n ssls: sygf.s l q
Gases dse balsa gost skt1s brown Beahs 90 shsac
6 Buil-il indigo u Fostesis2 mass do
lac dye indigo TO order.
AsTwxnr-ship Vstcris-s bales nd.. Es,ins Cs-Ti
Boker-72 zinc, McCall-2 mdz Unler Dsmbmann
- Victor Achles.25 Hger Coz Chester Clark Go
--i3 + Ksupe-I5 ii M & ii Maii-26 NJ Burage-3 NJ
speis Co-lsI hhds nails, Sidngi2 mdE. Order.
schr Thomas Pearson-t000 dor apples
bby punches bananas 90 water MELONS LOT Of old
copper and iron master
ST DoMNoo-Brig PORT Leon-265o sticks mahogany A q
Rossiere & CO. . .
ST JOINS F-Schr North Carolina-l1 900 sssl skins
Dunscomb GBeckwilh-7 boxes keg wine 20 old junk
Nj Ru,yl and,
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.


JuNk 23-FiRsr BoARp-73 shs Norwich and Worcester
RR, 38 IS do 58; IS do sol0ds 3S 20 Boston and Wo
cester kR ma 50 Mesehants' Bank lo3 20 Eastern RR
kR 33 Is de bo4d; 33, $1,000 Philadelphia and Reading
RR bonds, 1850 bo0ds IN.
SECOND BoARp.-75 shs Gong Island RR, 2a,s.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

yERsEy CITY, March ~, 1885,
Dr. Townssnd-Ds;s Sir The great benefit hsI have de-
valuable medicine. will bs sufficient apology, am
vnced for addressing you, which should presume
under ordinary ofrcumsances II my Of
unusual character Hoping be Of service you
fsrn9 have been felt duty 70 send you follow
ING Of the singular eeacy OF Sesapaa my
had been very mach Of health for the two
years. about six months since several physicians ppuouneed
disease the spinal complaint since which time have s1f
back and shoulders became deormsd and the joints
drawn Of their places, and suffered teYbly day and
night One Of shoulders was forced full two inc hes
lower than the other and joint in back Affect
ed eontnued % get wcse although my frsnd, resorssd
Only about month since commenced taking
Sarsapaa and have regained my former appearance
and health. am full tha, this account sin
gusr appear incredible, and have rsqassed some
who may be disposed 70 doubt the Of s
nsnt- foars, with great rsspees, e Sro.sp~ov
JrRsev CRY, March -, lste
Ts s & M o. i w s' sssz:
any may thss the statement N the above
''''''''' 49, Mxs ; K I. ssNSS9M SNOW
:. Railroad Ayss.s dopT' v,s from a aB.TIor < (.
Of Nsrket and Broad stress Newark N: j.; c. Ing
Jr Paerson, n J. io5 South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding Co. No. Sfas street Boston BsSku; BAH Troy;
hs Sna,bs. Wsl: os:ss Co.. Hudson %ns;e~ ns
schsnectady M Fowler, Lansingburgh and by princips
druggists ssasray throughout the United ssass. West In
dies, and the Canadas
contain qns and signed with the written signature Of
TOWNSEND, aGd his name blown in the sass.
sp25 2msatM&Thsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, June a. lS45.
heart-rcnding affair occurred within few day Q
past the upper part Of the county the details of which
have thus far escaped publicity through the endcavors
Of worthy Coroner spare the feelings Of surviving
friends and relatives With similar motives, shall tell
the story without mentioning names A young married
couple who had been living for short time happily
gethsr, in what was formerly q stone barn Ninth
street. about mile above the depot OF the Norstown
Railroad had slight matrimonial disagreement Sat.
a neghborng and srove drown his first trou.
BILE in oblivion by intoxcaon This did not have the
desired effect appears for the first object that attract
cd the notice of the unfortunate wife opening her
door Sunday morning, the nanimate body Of her
husband, suspended by his handkerchief to tree mme
diately in front of tho building The feelings Of the
WIFE at this horrid sight, be better imagined than
described She has been upon the verge of insanity
since, and fears entertained that she will never
wholly recover right state of mind.
The weather is gradually modsrating and shortl
anticipate having the thermometer to indicate summer
weather.
In addition to the two deaths mentioned yesterday as
had also died from tho effects of fall from scafod
three stories high, which he was employed
pointer:
Stocks remain firm at the closing prices Of yesterday.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST Boa June A-3000 State SIS, 69x; shs Or.
leans Gus LOG; $500 Wilmington kK Bonds 7sk rs shs
Grard Bank, cash, 10; 30 Schuylkill, sA.
PENN Tosnhp g. s;a,e a BANK
SECOND BoARD-30 shs Morris Canal, IA; 900 Tennessee
Bonds s3 IL 900 State 3 G9a 100 Yicksbug Bank 6 so
Beaver Meadow RR, i77s; 200 Bank AZ; 100 Reading
SAX.