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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

FOR disorder, the Stomach Liver ana Kdnsy. on
attacks gddinees psPintion, anguor, low spirits loss u
habtal and other
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary practice and priced highly by
all taken that the proprietor has bcsn induced TO
introduce public generally He sufferer
from the above complaints that It is processes to be-
perfect nvgoatng the System Appetite health
color INC strength the most debilitatcd.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
preparation Of and does the closest to
business 1e gwen required
CHARLES RING, ls2 Broadway,
ja25 Imsm of fohn SoIe Agent for ~. Y.
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ADVERTISEMENT
OF TINE
COLLIE On
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAE
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DREPAHED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression fquackery Th
refined and highly extract possessing ali i6s puI
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relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrvIcArnH.
Passengers Sailed.
Paasenuera Arrived

LNEnrooL-Ship Rochester-Mr Edward Clark ENGLAND
MI Honcsstir London; MIR Albert raugent do; Mr.
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Q u M m K II q 1 AL.

New York, Saturday, Feb. II.
Asnrs.The amount Of sales this week IL reported at
400 barrels Of pots and a50 barrels Of pearls the former
at So 81 81, and the latter at 81 IS
Exports from lst to l7th Februarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-22
Medical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCETT. consulting surgeon q lse Fulton
- street, New YORK. author OF late publication, EN-
and stsrli!y economically physolOgesy az. .ede.y sa
Of syphil. Secondary symrtoms Gopon
hDa, elect, strietuIss Seminal Weakne. Whites, Neg
ponon The Doctor has devoted his attention for Of
diseases; and s his extensive practice and long experience
in nvestgath The Pathology Of the various structures Of the
taxes permanent and radical Hi, diplomas from Lon
dom Ednbug and Philadelphia aso mis- honorary degree from
the State suspended in large frames In his Of
fce l96 Fulton street
Persons distance, enclosing 81, have copy ofhs
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental 70 females
All prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawce 1856 Full
ton street, will receive due attention. 100 tmsre
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dAtfisssAa, sec ", 49,
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WssfAa~S sSsk 1sesds~ Assksts, De-
The news by tho Cambria va received In tAis atty
before daylight, yesterday morning by an express for
the Baisore Sun, which had interest in the Halifax
express but falling they took up the joint express of
the Herald and the United States Gazette at
and run it through The excitement was very great,
and the rush for extras immense
At the time of writing my letter yesterday Baltimore
was actually aAoat with aid slset but the sun
shining ont brightly during the mornnk soon made IL
noat on and before dinner time, scarcely vestige of
the great storm could be seen.
The news has impaired general con6denes an N IN.
certainty OF the psaceabls settlement of the Oregon din
Guilty but it has impressed the wings of Baltimore with
the belief that there IL dangerous coalition between
the two governments, to break down the American
tarin some profess TO see and believe that all the
Storm tnat mas been raised about Oregon has to
tion AMI thus make them willing TO submit to its rsduc
on 10 get rid Of the horrors Of which have been 80
certain any thing ha not yet taken place can
and may be considered matter Of conjecture whether
the financial scheme OF Sir Robert Peel Is merely
aecepuVs oait held out to lure to its
The democrats however, look to 1t grand move in
favor OF free trade and look forward with confidence to
the adoption OF their favorte measure There was a
grand rejoicing among the Southern democratic mem
bers at Washington yesterday the reception Of the
news
There il nothing Of a local character now stirring
worthy Of record though tho season Of activity ia bus
ness osSdents Incidents &c, is rapidly approaching.
IHE STOCK BOARD There q consi iersble move.
ment yesterday in City and State per cents At the
STOCK Board and the tide appeared to be upward The
sudden change may be attributed the foreign news
per steamer Cambria Sales of City GO made At 70
a7st principally on time closing At rs bid 7i asked
buyers on time at 1871 sellers the same Civ 6s Inn
proved ! per cent from the previous day-selsrs
nr at the close At 81 bid Transactions after board
at9Tf.
Tbs MARIETs-The news has had no perceptibls Of
isc on the Flour market The disposition generally 10
to await the receipt OF letters definite
as to prices on the other side The stock Of City Mills
rlour light and holders generally pretty firm at
30 per bb although there have bee small
sales al fraction less Howard street has become le
nxed in price and transactions have taken place at 81
os which is lower than has been sold for some con-
siderable time previous, and have understood sale
has been made at 81 6lt. which s the dealers
paying for 1t from the and wagons. The inspeo.
lions OF Flour for the week comprise bbls and
nall dds There was also inspected 232 bbls Rye Feur
and Is hhds. and 425 bbls. Corn Meal
The Northern and Western mails. due last night have
not yet arrived.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
News from Ore0o,,

Mr. Palmer from Indiana, and Mr.. Smith from Ohio.
strVed 81 ST. Louis tho 10th inst direct from Oregon
hese gentlemen, With 10 Others left Oregon City on the
5ih Of March and tho Wnawsa river on the i4th Of April
This settlement represented being in very flourish
ing condition and enjoying the confidence and friendship
Of the Indian.
Oregon City contains about tight hundred inhabitants
railroad is contemplated srOund the Waemstte Falls-
The territory contains about 1000 inhabitants who are s
PospefnR ~ their various pursuits. The intercourse be-
tween the Hudsons Bay Co and the Americans h repre-
'en'ed as being very friendly snd harmonious slthouRh
some sn5e existed IN regard the boundary Of tho tor
nioV The country north Of the Columbis said by these
good wheat country.
THIS party pursued tho usual home. Mr.. Smith
gives sad account Of the ST. JOsephs Co. under the con
uol Of stupid solf-wied fellow named Meek The com
pany Toe, their waycncountsrod great from Inn
gor, shgue end sieknessby which they Lost rs OF their
number. The Psunsss disposed 10 be noublssons
Ls year I'VE mss passed the North side Of the
Coumea nvor' 81 Pogers sound and were much pleased
with tho country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
yirgiuin VoIuusa,r

We copy from yesterdays Enquirer the following list Of
the seves companies OF Volunteers that have rendered
their services to the Executive OF Virginia.
L 'ssisr Cops sAs'e services Asvs for
War sui Jsss.es.
City Of Richmond-Capt. T.. c. C.rrinston,. eoun,nx
OF Infantry, az Capt X. g. SCOTS company (Greys ~
Washington eouniy-Capt. John b. Fioyd's company OF
MANLY w Capt. VIM: EdmondsOns company OF Rifle
men, %; Capt Arthur G. Cummings graduate " NJ In
stute) company OF Infantry, II.
Montsomsry county-Capt. Fleming Cardnors comma
n.y. So Capt Jas. F. Prestons company lOO Can't Henry
D Strangers company, 96-all Infantry.
OF Infantry, lO2. >''"Pa"'
smyth eouny-capL w. p. Buchanan. company Of In
men. 60. company " i'"e
wy,he eouny-Cspt Jos F. Kenrs company Of Inf.n.
uy,7T - ~
farewell eounty-CapL Ro. Barn. and Cant. w. l..
@rahams company OF Infantry, les.
HARRISON county-Capt Byron s. Bassel', company of
hhcmen 3D. Capt Hiram NJ. Winters do. do iOo; Cant
cyrus 'anees company, Harrison Gusrds-Iniantry) "a
90 mohongana county-Capt Leroy Kramer's company
OIL, capt John Fowler's company, 77-bo,h Infantry
Randolph county-Capt. VIM. Johnson,. comnanv nj
h'nemen, VI; Capt Chas. S. Halls do do. a.
har'on eouny-CapL VIM. J. Willey's company Of In
fantry, Sc. " "
Shenandoah eounty-Capt VIM. Y. Lovells company of
Rihemen, IL. -
Greene county-Capt q T. Dcsn.,. .,,n.,,, az Ir.
try. 69. company " "
Jefferson eOunty-Capt John w. Rowan's company of
Artillery, ~.
Lynehburs-Cspt wm. A. Talbot, company of Ardle
~, 63. -
Peier'burg-cspt. II. A. Garlsnds ARTILLERY force no,
stated, Tor service within the State.
Two other Companies incuded-organizationi i'm pro
gress but not complete-butf included will make M the
entire quota Of this State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
Appointments.

The following appointments have been recently made
by the President and Senste:
CoSsuis-Edwnrd B. Msrsche Of Pa for the island of
Trinidad Nsrino de Matey for the island of Cyprus Phi
lip Geisse OF Pa. for Nuremburg in Bavaria
VIM. {. Beiiencourt Postmaster at Wilmington N C.
Passed MidshPman Johnson Blakeey Carter TO be n
Lieutenant in the Navy fill vacancy oeca,oned by the
death OF 1t. L. G. Keith
Benjamin II. Brewster OF Pa. and Edward Harden Of
Geo Commissioners 10 examine claims under the treaty
with the Cherokces of 1886; and John Miller of Mo
to be Indian Agent at the Council Bluffs
AMY SuRsEoNs-Danie MePhail OF Tenn; George
Penn, and George Johnson Of Mo- A. Parker Of Texas
ASSISTANT SURGEoSs-Wm. ID. Doris OF Tenn; Thos
NJ Morton and Richard II. Stevens Of Mo- E. Tucker and
Richard P. Ashe OF Texas.
CoLIEeroKsJ II. Jordan for the por, of French
Bay Maine, vice John n. Hale, removed; VIM J. Miller
for Bristol and Warren, R. l., vice John Hooe removed
Augustus jenkins for Portsmouth, " H. vice Lory oden
removed Edmund Wilson for Marlborough Maine. vice
Parker MeCObb IT., dec; John c. Humphreys for B,,h
Maine, vice Amos Nourse.
SURVEYORS AND lssFEcroKs-Naihan Bardin for Bristol
R. l. vice Eksnah French, removed; Benz w Bosworb
for the ports OF Warren and Burlington R. l. vice Archi.
bald w. Hyde, resigned. Jacob de Ia Mo,a TO be Naval
Officer for Savannah, Geo.
RKsIsrERs-Benjamin r. Cowherd for Jackson. Mi.si,
sippi Samuel Russell for Newnansville, Fa, Murdoch
Melnvre for oPelousas, Lou. vice Peter L. Hebard
REcEIyER-John Parsons, for Newnansvle Fa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29

the gold of Messrs. Dickinson, Porter, Corning,
Crosswell, and other democratic" manufacture
ers, who have been drawn to Washington in the
hope OF influencing. not by bribery, but by ex.
position Of the ruinous tendency Of the policy OF
the Administration, the action of the Senate. We
have bad already some practical illustrations Of
the vast and improper influence oxerted over the
conduct OF members of Congress by the Execu-
tive dePartmcnt-in the pliancy of Brinkerhofl
and his associates, who were swayed TO and fro
by some extraordinary and as yet unexplained in
fluence-and in the fuctuating votes of the House
OF Representatives on the Land Bill. IL there
has been bribery at Washington, the public will
be much more apt to attribute the passage both of
the Tariff and the Graduation bill, through the
House, TO that corrupt influence, than to suppose,
without much stronger grounds of suspicion than
any that have been yet adduced, that the defeat
of the former in the Senate, (f it shall be defeat.
ed.) will have been effected by the corruption of
Messrs. Niles and Haywood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
Public Meeting i'm PiIIsyIvania.

At meeting Of portion OF the citizens Of Pittsylyapa
and Campbell Counties, pursuant TO notice, Hill Grove
Saturday, the 18th july take into consideration the
improvement OF the Valley Of the Roanoke Vincent o.
Wlicher called to the Chair, and Jere. E. H. Ward
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object Of the meet
ing, and on motion, Committee appointed by the
Chair 10 draft resolutions expressive OF sense of the
meeting and after retiring short time, reported the fol-
lowing, which was unanimously adopted:
LIST ResOlped That wo do approve of the Resolutions
adopted by the friends OF Internal Improvement held al
Franklin Courthouse.
2nd. That feel deep interest in the Improvement
OF the Staunion River and will all fair and honora bic
means 10 effect that object.
BID That approve Of the Convention to be holden
at Charlotte Courthouse the LIST Tuesday in August
and that --- delegates be appointed TO attend said
Convention.
4ih That copy of the proceedings Of this meeting be
forwarded to the Lynchburg Vrgnian and Republican Tor
publication, and that the Richmond Norfolk Petersburg
CsIksyille and Danye papers be requested to copy.
The blank in the Sd resolution, filled with the fol-
lowing names. Campbell county: John b. Dabnoy Sam'l
Pannill John Pann, Henry Hszlewood, Bowling Clark
Capt. Philip Payne, John c. Ward, Carous G. Terry DIR.
w. Nange, Dr. Z. Austin, Morton Pannill, IT, VIM Pan
John I. Smith, Jacob H. Anderson, Ralph Smith, VIM. T.
Smith, Col. Moses Arnold, Capt Charles Anthony Sam
c. Tardy Edward billiard, Abner Anthony lr and John
o. Taylor.
OF Pittsylvania DR.. Lynch Diard Rev Joel T. Adams
Col. Henry W. Adams, DR.. Edmund Johns, Capt Stephen
Terry, Col Vincent Dickinson, Captain John franklin Ed.
ward franklin, MAJOR John l. Adams, Richard T. W alden
David G. Ward, Thomas billiard. Thomas Cook VIM. Il.
Cook John ID. Hunt, Samuel T. Miller, Robert Ward Jno
Davidson, Capt Archibald Haley, Thomas franklin, Geo
I. Berger, David Parker and Capt James N. Clement
On motion OF Col Henry w. Adams, the chairman and
secretary added.
VINCENT o. wITCHER, Chm.
J. T.. H. WARD, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
VINCENT .. WTTJHl
J. E. III. WAEp, Secrstary.
Late from the Pacific,

BY the arrival of the schooner Sally Ann at New York
on Friday from Kingston Jamaica, July 3d. New York
has received advices from Lima, Peru, &c.
The United States brig Perry, with overland dispatches
sailed from Chagrcs the 18th Of June arrived at ia
maiea on the 3d. where she with the D.
Consul and on the goth sailed for Vera Cruz to commun
cate with Com Conner, Of the U. s. biockadng squadron
in the Gulf.
new line Of mail steamers have commenced
running along the whole Of South America
connecting via Panama and Chsgres with the old line Of
English mail steamers running England. These lines
form communication with Europe, which three months
quicker than the old passage round Cape Horn and by
which the English Government hears Of important events
transporting IN the Pacific Ocean before they can DO made
known to the Government Of the u. States.
The U. 5. frigaie Congress- Commodore Stockton had
gone North supposed 10 the Sandwich Islands The fri
gate Savannah Com. Sloat and the Constitution Capt Per
oiyn were daily expected Valparaiso 10 take 10 provi-
sons and sail for the United States The recent disturb
anees at Santiago Chill have been completely suppressed
The Republic enjoys tranquility. The Peruvian Govern.
Is IN IN very settled condition much than 1t has
been for years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29
Nr. Calhoun.

"Cs-f-g tleir sIsdors Sctsr,"
We have Just seen the address OF WV L. YsScry, Esq.
OF Alabams the OF his Congressional District.
announcing the resignation OF his Congress- Ii IL
exceedingly bitter against the Northern and Western De-
mocracy meny Of whom he declares are wholly destitute
OF principe-and he winds up by recommending disso-
luton OF the alliance with all who will not subscribe to
his notions Of orthodoxy any observation here he says
convnccs that uch party organization, the South
which the only portion Of the party sound all those
questions is used merely foot the bill aud aid in Civ
ing power which shall give Northern brethren fhe
spos!" And remedy for this of things, he pro-
poses that they shall "neyer again in common De-
mocrauc convention large body OF who have yigo
rously opposed principle'-such presume
that which met Baltimore in May ls44 and nominated
for President man who had been uniformly opposed to
Bank Protective Tariff and Internal improvements and
tor Vice President another who had all his life been sire
supporter of them a-and neither Of whom had
been designated by public opinion any quarter OF
the Union suitable persons for those high saons!-
Mr. Yancey is understood be a Calhoun man; and hi,
address is Of those "straws" the OF public
sentiment which point distinctly future events. Mr..
Calhoun has proclaimed his irrecOncilesbe aversion to
Conventional nomisa Of a President, and his decided
opinion that election by the House of Representatives
is greatly preferable this suepuous and deceptive mode
of asceranng the wishes and concentrating the action OF
parties; and his friends omit proper opportunity OF pre-
parng the public mind Tor resistance TO the attempt TO re
peat in lS4S the experiment Of 1874
And have another Of these "straws" from Florida
Locoioco ConveR zion recently in that State for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Congress. After
several ballongs in which neither OF the asprants could
obtain ttoothds Of the voes-it being a"principe Of
the progressive Democracy that majority less than that
number ought not to rule in party meetings though they
have yet made it necessary Legislative decisions
Mr. Brockenbrough the present representative and his OPP
ponents several ballots all thrown overheard, and
William A. Kahn, Esq. received the nomination. The
Tallahassee journal" is exceedingly eJoced this
suit only because Mr. Kain 1.-THE devoted friend Of
Mr. Calhoun" but because he general belief that there
will be National Convention OF the Republican () party
for the nomination Of Presidential candidate" Heace,
the Journal thinks probable that there will be several
candidates and that the choice will deyove upon House
of Representatives. which the member Of Con
gress from that State will Its vote.
We hope, however that she people OF Florida will as
sign Mr.. Cabe, the Wing candidate the duty OF repre-.
sentng them in the next Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-29

NEw IMPLEMENT FoE NIvAL WARpARE.-Ths New
York Journal Of Commerce in iis Washington eorrespon
dence has the following item -
"Mr. Brown, ingenus engineer, from Illinois, and for
mery Of Massachuses has laid before the board Of na
val officers, and also the President plan for the consruc.
lion Of steam ship Of war, that will be perfectly secure
against shot Of any kind weight Several very scientific
officers here have examined tho pan pronounce the opn-
ion that will be entirely efficient for h. object The
vessel may be armed the manner or ne the nvsn
Tor proposes with and patent element Of destruction
liquid frewhch, by steam power. IL 10 be discharged
from the vessel and thrown 70 any point and q consd-
cradle distance. MI Brown wishes be laid along side
the Castle Of San Juan, with Of HE vessels lie "a
confident Of taking the Castle without much trouble trou-
bic and will, At al events risk his life In the attempt
The President has directed afurher examination into hi
novel plan Of naval warfare.