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A0so0n80ro Holl00s
HAyaE-Pscket ship BslsinoreChanl.s Schneider Ch.s
IImnger. Thomss Wood John N Walter, Joha March,
Mrs Dvhon Mas Dehon Rev Paul Trssser Mis- TrassIer
Peter Johnston, Ro6t Treadwe Heury Fassitt. Mr.
Barter Master Barter, NJ Banequi-I3 in stsersse.
LvE.,ooL5 stea@:siP hlbeIaia from Bo.,oa-Mr Bone
Mrs and Miss Bone. MIR Kean. Dambmsn, MIS- oodvllle
Mr. and Mrs Gorge Ashton and child; Mr. and Mrs
lIonsides. Lyon L Mislot, q Payen, Mr. hax,euY, n
Gardner Ward, Arthur W J.frsy, VIM M Gntry. .Thos
kMoTsoa nr Hs.saSer T:om' CaehIn Mr. snss j.nes
5csS .sSsrd and friend WI E.irman Carrot MI sch
ps:ehe; and SON. e rsG.op ssshs Lynds Rpd9Iph CARR
Whiserisht jun Mr. P>Ire Devsma Juns! seisn.r Bel
be-. jun Mn siI.bss child and servant Of Salen John
Lab'ee. VIM eish Joseph Connsh Pattsrson, George
Booth. Todd. Mr. Taylor. VOCAL, VIM H Mann, N II
REi.hsids L.%.on Jun, MsaLuet .A0.bo g CLARK
Kil.n AupbaId, W% Milton. stcvsf jun. HIiisi.
Green Charlton Brough Blake. all OF Boston Alex
Wray Henry Lewis Jun, a May. Henry Famum, Master
well the British Legation Wsshngtoa Robert Lambert
ofChAreston Gamble OF New Orleans; Thomas Eakin OF
Nashville: VIM Dawson Of Baltimore; George Eza OF
heomond Houston and Of the British army:
Mr. HoS:tcp Mr. Pie:u Of Eaal.nd Rev jane, Bsss 2,
Rossin Rev Mr. Robb; Cochran Of slar; Justice Ha!.r
of Toronto; Jacob Mountain Montreal Ha.
iifax names not reported. Total 12l. .
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CONSTIPATION
(COSTIvENESS)
DESTROYED

WlIHOUT MEDICINES. INJECTIONS Or BATHS.
rrcs Thirty csa,athe h English edition. uansatsd from
me SO French ed,ron Of the exposition Of natural simple
Ssy o. Sss .'o doyG
ana naoua constipation, without usnR Of
nsr Infectious baths followed bv great uum
~ d9cnmen. from eminent physcia oher
means To each subjoinsd The pss - sracs
sdaress ofthe physician .her perssu who test6es
The authors Of the cs6cate asss ouy tsst t nsr,
raj msns deseys ecussJstion and that the ntsst
nal cana 70 psIim IT. svscustug fusoons q in il nerms
but also sass eayss Painful
which the bowels are sube great number Of other ,s
RON. dau9erou and standng diseases, for curiaG which
medical sciesce 10 entirely impotsut
Sold the National Depot, ef WARToN, of Psris ux
MAIDEN lane New York and BY all booksses sdoins
ma rnAw
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Sales OF stocks n Boston.

BoARp or BROKERS, April Id shares FitchburG
Railroad l24 so do East Boston Dividends l0; 10 do
Eastern Railroad, los; 10 do Norwich and Worcester
Railroad, 6li do Western Railroad s73; 10 do do g7}
SEcoND BoARp.-25 shares Norwich and Worcester
Railroad 10 d. 6l rs do do, 6l SO do do 60I so do
Long leland Railroad, 4si; $ssoo Reading Railroad
At 4esion - shares Eastern Railroad II per Ct adv;
10 do Massachusetts Bank par $25o) div off % per CT
90 do Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank div off 3a4 adv
90 do Atlantic Bank div off sos par sh so do Granite
Bank div on so7 per o. Dc 0ate Bank, div Oh, SCOT
ae0i for 90; do North Bank DIV off, 1881 per sh Is do
City Bang, div on s9oi per sh; do Merchants' Bank
div on 81 per Ct adv; 10 do Trsmon, Bank div on par;
do Kennsbes Msnuf Co. 30 per CT; $1,000 Certificate
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10y cad unis spd sustan Iu esculssisn, veu,a ~
duos wages and the value Of property. aAd change the
circulating medium OF the country, dstract civil pur.
suits and destroy and break up the prosperity under
which the country rssts and with which the people
are content
Mr.. DAVIS. Of Kentucky said the majority Of the
House in the ascendant were attempting the ex-
Perimsnt they made few years ago and which was
fully tested. They were beginning series Of expert.
mens from which the public interests suffered In isl0
He appealed to the gentleman who reported this bill
(hr Dromgooe) to give sufficient reason for recon-
msnctng this experiment and said il his Qhs whlg)
party was In power. he would oppose the establishment
Of National Bank, because We never had sound cur
rency, cheap exchanges, and wholesome state Of
pose would be- were he and his friends in ths majority
not to make experiment. Without concluding, he gave
way to
Mr.. DsonoooLr, who said that tbs gentleman would
have time tomorrow to hnish his speech, and there
would Do time for another. He therefore moved that
the committee rise.
The question was taken and thsrs was one solitary no.
tn produced laughter, and sportivsly there were
The committee rose, and molten was made that the
Mouse meet tomorrow morning 1t ten O'Clock.
The question was TAKEN and but - voted In the ar
native.
The srrAKra.-Thsrs Is evidently not majority.
YoicEs.-" Count, count, get up"
Those In the negative were counted, and there
were IL.
Their: not being quorum present. the hour Of meet
And at Is minutes to O'clock the House adjourned.
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As 1tnssa. n.ssA nIAn ship rAasy. New vssai ssapi
SW.L.'sssSI Mere 3 ssi T.s.s, a.y. f.eH =
NSrh Caroline Barley from B:,b.ao.s via 81 Th0Ass.
WARREr March se-sld brig VIM Henry, Cole. Matanzas;
schr Loulsa, Perry, Norfolk.
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PkLsIDxSr.-Thomas p.
Moore, Of Kentucky, to bs lnIlan Agent for the
Indian tribes on the upper Missouce Aadrsw Drpps,
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A pERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS gre asknow.
LEGGED TO be the most certain and ehectaal remedy
dncovered Tor gonorrhca gle, irtluon Of the bladder
weatne Of the organs OF genention and eli
- q the urinary passages IN either without oa Of time,
ccnhnement or hindrance from burmese They do
in particle oil mercury and have been Known al
n enscng cures nat only n recent but in long prracd
wonderful efficacy in all dsessss for which they are recon-
mended For sale At ApothecaIies' Hail. C.tharss street
add st M Maiden Lane Price g. with d;rseous MS srm
The PAKlSlAN SECRET.
lust ruBLI5HED, usnsatioa from the French n
titled The rsIis.si Secret Bali perfect
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Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of fsr1s Phvsics>
yenerec Hospltal Knight Of TIE Legion Of Hoaos 70 %
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Passengers Arrival.
LrvERpooL-Bark Frednnia-Jossyh II Allen Horace A
Brown Providsnce. RI-2oo in ste-rage. 1852
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Qshs Nseeos, pshbins. Haswish ta))ass.
ssshs kaklee3A pesss. kevpsgs beIlsst
schr Caledonia. Nys. Providsaee. fos Albmy.
bark In eastern ofing.
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MsKin. FOR C.nso.: Memphs ssa New CssSs; Ss.hs AT
fG e, 10. Mo.qt K.shsse for Rio J:neO; b's B,chsr
Norman for Wilmington; Chss Hammond for East Msehas;
Hlehadson for Marcaibo; bark Csor. for Lisbon;
'chr Morning Star, for Sc Thsmss-
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Icy Msgnsfie Teiesrephl
schr Alabama, Wilkins dsys from salem 10 w Rou~s
schr Homer Baker, sdsys from Boston, to 4 Heriek
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Mlscsllaueous RECORD.

PACKET sHr Roscrus. Capt. Eldridss. for Liverpool will
sail tomorrow.
PACKET sHr ParScE ALsEar. ysbor, for London. will
also leave tomorrow. N. .ss.aa
rnor Boar Rosxa-Cspt Bailey eoatradieu the report
when abroad mat ne had this vessel going into Liver
pool Ihe whole statement Is hoax and Originated with
soms persons connected with The Telegraph.
CAHp-Ths undersigned late master Of the brig eea
Flower Of Ffovdsnes RI which was nm down
on the sh Of January Last would tahs this method of
veysg his saks to the many kind friends found in Liver
pool residents hsrs also the Of American ,hps in
that port. JOoEPH X AIIrN
Dr.rATcH.-Bris Ts,1sr Capt MeCurdy. q. Wilmington,
from St Inomas made the and fro Within the shor
space of days nciudi8 the time occupied il loading and
unloading The from 81 Thomas Wilminaton
made in eight DAYS.
scHR RErz H?wes. from FrsderieksburF fer Hslifsx
g. cargo wheat and Hour wrecked Green Isapd Oh
Lunsnburg hsrbo,. the night Of 10Th u Wheat Lost
insured in Boston for $780, and her freight money for
5000
MARINE sdnesdsy last ended the hrst year
Of the oganIaton Of the habor telegraph Boston
der the charge Of tho propteos Msssr Hudson Smith
They have reported during the inward bound vessels
3.su3; outward bound, l,sso-total, 4, So
Peyr BosroSAnivas and clearances during the Esnth
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AN EXTRAORDlNARY WORN.
lad One Dhich should Be IN the Ha~ds of epera
Married Person.
MORAL PHYSTOT.OGV

4 HH Plainly Population OueSion
~ BY the Hoa D. Owen, with Additions Atsrstious
BY H. Glover, NJ D. 70 every person Of sound common
i true few ignarsn. people may condemn E sd,,cs
which treats will present itself forcibly rejecting
mnds that must command respect Were this book care
lowed persuaded that different Of society from
the present would exist.
Price Of the Book cents For sale by Burress strnssr
Coz ga Broadway corner OF Ann street. by whom hs trade
paid win be supplied with copies mail binding Post
the book to part Of the United States. i've
3lImsrc
slSHE MAGIC MlXTURE-Dr.. Hopes Magic Mixture
Or Edinbah speshc now II the rage. and whyi Be-
sanity and speedily than other remedy and
where pills. capsules aad Injections hsve faed Il is NOT like
chneri~al
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VARIANTS COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF CURERC

A ND COPAI4A i particularly recommended safe.
avery and pleasing FORM hch OF
without being tasted produc nausea
popular end III who use IT, ac-
knowledge in efficacy Eor ale whocsae aad retail BY
corner of Green wich aud Warren streets, N. Y.
Aso, by Meseiy Tucker, Mob le; Grew Natehrz:
Hendriek Savannah; NJ A. Santos Norfolk q NJ Carey
Cbarssron; p Antign.c Barry. August.; W. s. Reese,
Baltimore: Gilman Waahingtou McCloud K wheatoa, b.
LON mrIa i,nhv
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L WAS CURED Of mossdisusssanz disease By DR.. JO4
HElNE, No % Dame street. Chatham &C My body
covered with ulcers; JOINTS bones
and Painui; lest all appetite; could deep; con-
haed to my beds my arm. and legs contracted tried
vera physcans; saiivaed bat received hsnekt until
cured by DR.. JosephHcine.
CAPT. RIoHARD YATKa
Those who wish me. will aad me ~ The cornss
Bouth street and Maiden lane whore shall be happy give
cato.
N. B-Dr H. has other once but 70 Duane street, nsa,
Chatham where hundreds Of certificates may be seen.
ms 1m<
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LIUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY, No. Division street a..
t.blised AID 1885 by the pressur - sue
sale Of DR.. HUNTER's RED DROP. This msasns e 3
the only remedy earth that safely be ruled on 10 tho
roughly this horid dtee without injury 70 The const
pnon sad wthYut ds OF hndsace from
esch vial with full dreetons which warranted 70 eec
tuay n all matter bow long standing or how
deeply seated in the with les tosbe patient
and shorter space Of time thai othsr sdsine
world, WI M taken. Fn0o ~
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Mr. Wright Of bark bIackstoue, OF Myrtle before
ported condemned New Bedford eserday reports
e sickness Of ID m:tsssilsd ss.in The h asd whsn
tanned other dsmsge asd compelled pot back Had
anoher heavy gale while lying and away all the
w on H,d ar, no S TIE spoke Oct last lat
on st rAus in Nov: bark b SEX Warrior, Chappsl New
Louden, WIS; ship. Nentor. smse do, wh.; Masno
sh.; Gen Scot: s...rs New n, asu yh,; Csroa.
Howard wis; Lowell. Besj ,min do. wis; Jefersoa
smith sss Harbcr OF wis; South BS,ton Ho.e Fair
Ship Samuel Kobe tsou late Of New Bedford has been
ness urdsr command or Turner late Of the Janus Of
Bedford. y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
Pcrauisites of Office.

Among the articles for which the Clerk Of the House
Representatives has issued proposals. supply the menu
bers OF that honorable body its session. are SOC
English knives, four blades best pearl stag buck
handles and 2iO with blades of the same quality
making l04O pen knives, for the OF 22s gentlemen o
the period of three monlhs-four apiece and small sur
plus suppose for the clerks and door keepers This
Of the hundred small items Of eKavagant expenditure
that make up the end OF each year large
We really cannot imagine why is hat member Of Con.
gress requires penkniie month--and indeed
why It that they do buy their Il they were re-
quirod to do 50, perhaps the NoSoPoLY" would not be
given TO English cutters, instead Of the Amerean--un
indeed the British Ways" should prefer buy IN our
HatHrGi market" Birmingham, rather than in the ua
natural one At Pittsburgh.
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and sitter such an event. II would have been hard for an
American abroad to hold his head up. The war Ia an un
necessary one, knewbu still being here where people
catch Mt every thing 10 dePreeae confess to so much
o. human weakness rs to prefer victory in bad cause
defeat IN good one May We who love liberty Cor its
blessings, venture to hope, haths will bring peace
instead Of stimulating the OF people farther
aggressionsf
ierahim Pssha here and wondrousy gszed upon BY
the John Bulls.
The Prince Of Wales, Prince Alfred the Princess Royal
and Princess Alice attended BY Lady Lyeon take their
accustomed sngs every day For whs, farther relate.
the Royal family, the nobility and gentry refer you to
the papers / send.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
HanOvsr, July %, 1916.

1HE SANTA FE ETEDTIoN.-The following account of
the military movements against Santa 70, find in the
ST. Louis Republican of the Goth inst:
We learn from Fort Leavenwoh that there were seven
companies OF mounted volunteers the fort and another
was expected from Galloway the 23d. We understand
that they trying raise additional companies Of in
antry in Platte, but that being accustomed this kind
OF service, they hesitate about entering upon it, We are
sorry TO hear this dsincnaton for this branch Of military
service because it has always been considered the
prop and pillar OF an army and led apprehen nd
that Col. hearney is too scantily supplied with them
Ii - probable, we hear II said, that Gov. Edwards in
complying with further acquisitions for volunteers will be
instructed furnish only very small portion of mounted
men-say about one RfIh the other be infantry This
we nie rendered necessary by tho scarcity of grass
the region OF Santa Fs-a scarcity likely be more mani
fest after our mounted men have passed over it.
We hear, without SURPRISE but upon authoritv
in which place great reliance, that Gov Armjo Of
New Mexico, has been for long time preparing for war
with this county, and expecting his department to be at
tackled from tins direction. lie bling II Is said five
thousand men into the field against all well armed
II Is true likely that all them will fight they
can be made TO believe that on coming TO our side he
fore engagement, they could be protected But they
all, II Is certain, splendid hosemen and can use the
lance and fire arms with great effect These things will
be well considered by the commander OF the expedition
lie should not hazard such enterprise by ING
it with too small force. There ought be men enough
at all events Il whip armed force OF FIVE thousand men
and such demonstration might bring about surrender
without single shot being exchanged
We hear further that the traders who have gone ahead
OF the expedition, and IN pursuit Of whom Captain Moor
command OF Dragons sent forward are only to be
stopped until Col kearney's force can mass them He IA
TO precede them II be possible into Santa Fe they will
follow each IN possession OF his property The ira
ders will be protected MeXeans well as our own peope
but - possible sumise that the duties on the goods
will be paid, Il paid ALL another government than Thai
now administered by AmiIO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08

u While the Administration papers exultns over
the pros,raton OF American interests for the benefit Of
British capitalists and aborers should be glad if they
would tell something OF the by which it has been
effected Why they silent about the fraud practsed
upon the people Of Pennsylvania by Mr. Folks Kane let
ter accompanied by Mr. Buchanans glossary We should
be pleased attempt made to explain that
unprecedented fraud upon the people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
In great haste, yours.

u Mr.. Holmes, of South Carolina was not far wrong,
we suspect, when he said that "Paymaster Brnkerho
and his corps of mereenares had for higher wages
We suppose too, that the strike successful from the
facility and silence with which they surrendered to the Ex-
eeutve 1t yet to be a,cerancd however whether they
were tnhpPed in bought up We hope the Union will
let know the process BY which Mr.. Polk tames his re-
bellious followers
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M. IN BELLIES LgrrRgs,


Lorenzo J. Bell. Aeeomae,
Isaac III Darlington, Charlotte,
John L. Cochran. Charlottesville,
Richard s. Ellis. Richmond City
Thomas Sharp, Mississippi.
John I. Slaughter, Charlottesville,
Davis p Wills. Isle Of Wight.
John ii. Winston. Louisa.
Nv. IN GOVERNMENT AND GENERAL POLL
TICS.
VIM. A. Quaries, Kentucky.
Virginus T.. Shepherd, Nsnsemond.
Masters OF Arts.
Lewis VI. Coleman, Hanover,
Samuel Sehooler Caroline,
James Z. Southsll, Charlottesville.
The jefferson Society OF tho University Of Virginia
awarded Diplomas to the following gentlemen;
T.. w. Caske, Richmond,
X. A. Cssdemsn, Clarke county Va,
l. NJ Coleman, Hanover,
+. Gregory, King William,
b. G. Harrison, Richmond,
is Meredith. Richmond,
r. J. Morrison, Lawrcncesille,
+. w. Page. Albemarlc,
j. II. Roy, Jr, Mathews,
v. +. Shepherd Nansemond,
w. b. Smart, Gloucester.
T. T.. Subling, Fauquier.
W.T.. Taliaferro, Franklin,
A. e. Thorn, Fredericksburg,
h. 81. q. Tucker, Richmond,
John Wickham, Hanover,
p. NJ. wonble, Richmond,
w. b. Woodbridge. Richmond.
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LoNnoN. Innn l1th-

LONDON, June lTth.
The House OF Commons engaged last night not upon
the Coercion Bill but in squabbcs about Rail Roads
decision ON the other postponed until act upon
the Corn-bl. In the Lords, the session was the most
amusing that has occurred The Protceonsts again made
hight aud again defeated Lord Brousham cut MANY
strange anties-and only witty HIMSELF but the
cause of wit in others Lord Stanley convused the House
with laughter at the noble Lords expense. And when no
rose to reply there such of confusion was
never before witnessed in their "Lordships House, II
was with great difficulty that he could be heard at ALL so
loud and violent the Interruptions But he
and the looks which he put onthe horrible grimaces
caused frequent and loud OF laughter The amend
proposed by the Proteconiss rejected and then
the debate adjourned Thursday. There is a struggle
going between the Houses which shall be decided
last, the Coercion Bill in the Commons Corn.b in
the Lords The Protcctonists think, IL the is first
taken the Coercion Bill that Sir Robert will be defeat
ed and will forthwith resign before the Comb is ON
and tina, dissolution and new election will take place
But they will be disappointed.
l.. -
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IL In our very hasy sketch Of the proceedings this
place the Fourth, regret that inadvertently omit
ted to mention the handsome Company OF Academy Ca.
diets, commanded by Capt. William Munford, IT, Moving
with the precision Of wetraned veterans they deserved
the compliments that were generally bestowed upon
them.