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INSTRUCTION AT SANTIAGO, THE CAPITAL
OF CHILL

The Senate has been recently the scene of as fine
a dramatic attempt at panic-naking as one would
wish to see of a summers day. Mr. Webster took
the principal part. In the Senate, on Tuesday last,
Mr.. Webster, Immediately after the reading OF the
journal, in solemn majesty and with
"Thunderous brows and lips intense"
"rosc he said, to perform the first act in his official
course in regard to subject which he could con-
scentiously say that never did he approach tran
action or begin its study, with stronger sense of
the responsibility deyoving upon him. He now
presented petition against the bill before the Sem
ate, entitled act to reduce the duties on imports
and for other purposes" ...- s.Et
"Ths petition" said Mr. Webster, (which now
present, is signed by every importing firm and inn
porting merchant Of dry goods, in the city Of Bos-
TOM" and in the course of his remarks reiterated
that "this petition against the ad vaorem system Is
signed by every importer of dygood in the c Of Bos-
TOM" and with awful impressiveness he concluded:
"Tha bill itself has not even been referred to the
committee, but has been thrust before US with in
decent haste without any examination Of its details
When--under what ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS what
exigencies Of war or peacedid the Senate ever be-
fore deal with such a measure in such manneri
Never, sir, never" ...... ..Ea ....
He then read the petition which he said was
"sgned by JortyeigM frms"--that is every importer
Of dry goods in the city of Boston.
But by reference the best Of authority, we learn
there more than one hundred and siry dry goods
importing firms in the city Of Boston, and in this
firms, who are classed under the head of WHOLESALE
domestic goods" Alas for Mr.. Webster His as
serton concerning the signers Of the petition is SINH
lar to his announcement to the Senate and country
that the expenses Of the present war amounted 10
$500, 900 per diem.-LoiceH Advertiser,
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that territory, as Is possible. We must conquer
peace" with great speed in this view Of the matter
II VIC are 70 be benefited by the invasion Of the
ritory OF Mexico. Gen. Taylor is now in Tamsu-
pas and it is hardly possible for him to get out OF
that department before the FIRST Of October In that
time, il 10 impossible 10 conjecture what political
changes may take place in the States which we have
enumerated; and, separation being accomplished, II
will then remain to be determined how far their re-
nunciation Of all connexion with the present Mex-
can republic may affect our right to reclamation, IN
that quarter, for the expenses Of the present war
with Mexico L .
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CANADA.--Large quantities of muskets, carbines,
swords, snd other military weapons have been re-
seived in Canada and the militia to be armed forth
with Several iron war-steamers are to be placed on
Lakes Erie and Ontario; and the Toronto Examiner
states that the ordnance department have received
ders to built fort at Port Hope, and to expend
100000 on improving its hsrbor. II is sixty-6ve
miles below Toronto The Canada papers speak Of
an intended expenditure, by Britain Of ten millions
Of dollars in terrifying the colonies. The tory Jour
nails are loudly demanding free trade with all ma
tons, via the ST, Lawrence. Since the ST. Law
renee navigation opened last May, down to the 10Th
inst. 49, barrels Of -four, ,76l bushels Of
wheat and 1911 barrels Of ashes have been pass
ed downward 10 Montreal.---.Nao York Tribune.
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DIED,

On Tuesday last, at his residence, Cox's Row
Georgetown, d. c., JAMES KEITH, ESQ.,, aged
rs years. The deceased for long time an ex'
tensiye merchant in Alexandria; afterwards moved
to Frederick city, Maryland, and for the last three
years a resident Of this place. He was scrupulous
ly honest in all his business transactions fond and
affectionate parent, and as a friend invaluable.
F.
T His funeral will take place on Thursday morn
ing, the 23d, at 9 o'clock. His relatives and tn,
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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During the last month the imports were 133, 00C
blses; exports, $4,000 bales deliveries for home
consumption, 10000 bales. With the exception
of the exports, these figures all less than last
years. The stock is now 900 bales less than
at the corresponding period of l845. ...'.
LONDON, July 6.-The English funds continue
steady and well supported Consols for money left
off this afternoon at 95i ex div and for account, al
95s. Exchequer bills have advanced to 13s. to I7s
premium, an opinion prevailing that the new chan
ceor of the exchequer will shortly raise the rate Of
interest.
On Friday, July Sd, the two chambers, having
concluded the business of the session, were formal
y prorogued by royal ordinance. In France the
session is not terminated, in England, by q
speech from the throne. The only ceremony OBJ.
served upon the occasion is the reading the roya
decree declaring the session closed, which is com
municated to each chamber by the members Of the
cabinet. The royal ordinance dissolving the pres.
ent chamber and fixing the general election (Which
will no doubt take place on the LIST of August) was
ex pected to appear on Monday. The preparations
for the general election the part both of the gov
eminent and the opposition, are going on with great
activity The opposition has had for some time
past central committee sitting in Paris, which,
from time time, issues circulars to the provisional
committees, instructing them al TO the candidates
whom they are to support, and the best mode of in
surfing success, and admonishing them against d.
vision IN the camp.
Spain.
The Madrid papers Of the 29th ultmo state that
the Marquis de Pena Florida has resigned the post OF
corregdor, in consequence ofs quarrel between him
self and the political chief.
The papers contain no other news.
The Bosa was closed on the 29th, IL being the
ets of st. Peter and Paul.
Italy.
The London Times has letters from Rome to the
18th ultinno in which il s stated that the new Popes
cabinet was formed in the most satisfactory manner
Cardinal Gizz, a moderate liberal, being named
secretary of state for foreign affairs prime minis
ter and Cardinal Amst as minister Of the interior.
These nominations may be hailed the first step
toward temperate reform in the Roman States.
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Joint Secretaries of Treasury, Mr.. J. Parker, and
Mr. III. Tnfnell.
Secretaries Of the Board Of Control, RI Hon. q
s. Byng, and Mr.. T. Wyse.
Clerk TO the Board Of Ordnance, Hon. Colonel
Arson.
Surveyor to the Board of Ordnance, Colonel c.
Fox.
Secretary to the Board of Ordnance, Lord Cha
renee Paget.
Under Secretary for Ireland, Mr. Bedington.
Under Secretary Colonial Department, Mr..
Halves.
In the household, the following appointments are
announced:
Lord chamberlain, Fah Spencer.
Lord High Steward, Earl Fortescue.
Mistress of the Robes, Duchess Of Sutherland
THE WING MINISTRY or ls4l.
In order TO show at one view the personal changes
that have taken place in the arrangements of Office,
we subjon list Of the last wing ministry OF l64l:
First Lord of the Treas ury, Lord Melbourne.
Chancellor, Lerd Cottenham.
President OF the Council, Marquis Of Lansdow ne.
Lord Prvy Seal Earl Of Clarendon.
Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster, Sir George
Grey.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Mr.. F. +. Barring.
Home Secretary, Marquis Of Normandy.
Foreign Secretary, Lord Pslmerston.
Colonial Secretary, Lord John Russell
Secretary at War, Mr.. +. B. Macaulay.
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Earl Of Mimic.
President Of the Board Of Trade, Mr.. II. Lsbou-
ehere.
President Of the Board of Control, Sir J. C. Hob
house.
Paymaster Of the Forces, Mr.. E. J. Stanley.
Commissioner Of Woods and Forests, Lord Bees
borough.
Irish Secretary, Lord Morpeth.
The following letter was received from Sir Rob-
er Peel Saturday, in reply to the address of the
merchants, brokers, &C., Of Liverpool:
"DKArros MIsoR, July 3, 1886.
"GNrLEsIs: regret that | have been compelled
by the extreme pressure Of public business, TO post
pone, until this day, the acknowledgment Of an
address from many Of the bankers, merchants,
shipowneTs, and brokers Of Liverpool. ! now beg
leave to return my best thanks.
"The assurances ofapprobaton which that address
conveys are very gratifying to my feelings. The
parties TO il will have that, at the same time
cordial satisfaction Of announcing also that the pro-
posals recently made by the Earl OF Aberdeen for
the amcabe adjustment Of our differences with the
United States in respect TO the territory Of Oregon
had been accepted by the government Of that coun.
try in the spirit in which they were made by US.
have the honor to be, gentlemen your faithful ser
want,
'To Messrs. J. LlsGrOs, A. SLEIGH, &c"
From the London Post. July 0.
The REVEsUE.-The official statement Of the
revenue for the quarter ending with the 9Th Of July
appears in our columns this day.
From the returns It would appear that there is q
balance Of increase on the quarter Of ISIS 599
though for the year terminating at the same TINT
there has been decrease Of Sl,0ll,7 73. The in
crease on the quarter is thus accounted for
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DRICE-LIST Of Splendid Goods, as this
Il day reduced at the New York Cheap
Lace store, between 10th and 18th streets.

DRICE-LIST OF splendid Goods, as this
Il day reduced at the New York Cheap
Lace Store, between 10th and 18th streets,
Pennsylvania avenne.--ln order to close as
many of our goods possible before the Ist of Sep
ember, lat which time we commence more extern
sive business, offer to the ladies' all of our goods
at 90 per cent. less than they be bought in New
York by the largest quantity, viz; $685.
French-worked collars Of the latest style, from
25 cents to 81 1871, all of which we warrant
to be worth double the price asked
Lace collars, at 81 cents worth 25 cents
Inside handkerchefs, from 62J cents upwards
French breakfast caps, a new article, only SO
cents--former price rs cents
A large quantity Of gloves and mits at cost from
cents to 37i cents pair
Linen and silk handkerchiefs, scarfs and cra-
vats, from 12I cents to S1--such as are SELL
ing everywhere for double the money
A good assortment Of Suisse, Sacharilla, book.
and Taratand muslins, 25 per cent. cheaper
than they ever be sold again
Cambria and muslin edgings and insertinps
from cents to rs cents per yard
Suisse muslin spencer capes, trimmed with lace,
81, worth 80
Muslin scarfs, 81, old price 81 SO
Lsle caps, only 3 cents piece
Black and colored sewing silks, | cent skein
Best solid-headed pins, only . cents paper
Quillings or rouches, cents piece, worth 10
cents
Splendid flowers in wreaths, punches, &c, from
1914 cents to 25 cents---not half their value
A large and choice assortmen, Of bonnet caps.
from 6! cents to 25 cents
Neede-worked falls, from rs cents to Sal
ways sold from 81 to IS
Infants caps only 12l cents, worth 37I CENTS
Bonnet and cap ribands, from cent to 90 cents
Nets for capes, caps, scarfs, &C., from cents
tos1
silk and cotton illusion nets for wells, from o.
cents to so cents per yard
And ten thousand other articles, which we will
sell at precisely the FIRST cost in New York
BRAGDoN e. TwoMBLY.
July Diff
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- sketches of travel; by Francis Schroeder. For
sale by F. TAYLOR.
July %
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NEARSHAL,S SALE

MI hhSHhLS oALE.-in virtue OF writ
lvl of fer acias, issued from the clerks Office of
the circuit court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose at public sale for cash on Saturday. the 22d
Of August next, at the front of the courthouse
door of said county, at 10 o'clock M, the following
property, viz All the right, title interest," and claim
flames G. Deneale, late of said county. That piece
or parcel of ground being lot No -, in square No
I,043, as laid down on the ground plan of the city
Of Washington, with the improvements thereon,
being old framed house, one and half story
high, seized and levied upon as the property of
said Deneale, and sold to satisfy judicals No Al to
November term, l843, in favor Of William Clarke
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
Iuly O--dts .E. t'#. y. SO.
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Good fresh barreled -four in steady request
at 27s. to 2ss. per BARREL duty paid. American has
engaged so much attention of late to cause other
descriptions to be neglected and this morning there
very little doing in Eng sh manufactured -four.
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA, MONTE
yIDEo, RIO yANERIo, AND CHILL

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA. MONTE
vIDEo. RIO JANERIo, AND CHILL
Attempt 10 produce an, insiureeon at Sanhago.-C Capt.
iaI Of Chill placed under martial iatc, &c.
By the arrival Of the bark Harmony, Captain
Macoduck, from Rio Janerio, the Sun has received
papers which give advices from Rio Janerio to the
2sih NAV, Montevdeo to the 9th do, and letter
frum Spanish correspondent at Santiago;
#-s MoSrrvrDEo, May 6, 1886
On the Ist inst the assembly met, and having
sworn to the national statutes, proceeded to the
election Of president and vice president Don Ri
vera was elected president, Don Feraandes LIST vice
president, and Don Arancho ID do.
The commander Of the English brig t-war Racer,
bockading Buenos Ayres, has not been idle. A few
days SINCE learning that several vessels at Ensenada
were carrying traffic contrary to the blockade,
he despatched some armed boats to that port. The
water being very low, much so that 1t was impos-
sble for the vessels escape he fred at them, when
they surrendered. Two were Argentine barques-
the other three Sandman. .....
Another English vessel cruising near Atnlayo
was not quite as successful. The officer in COM
mand approached the shore and landed with his
men. Marching in they saw small body OF the
enemy, with whom they held parey. After a
short conversation between the two commanding
officers they began to return. The men 1t appears
were somewhat in advance, when the officer turning
saw himself almost surrounded, and seeing there
was 10 posStulhty VI csSoPS, '" ~"
am betrayed, save yourselves" The men fled to
the boats, and showing off, discharged their small
arms, wsunding one or two of the enemy The
English officer was taken prisoner.
INsURREcTIoN AT SANTIAGO, THE CAPITAL
OF CHILL,
The recent election of General Bunes to the pres
idency it appears has caused considerable dlssas-
faction and called forth the bitterness OF his enc
mics.
On the 7th March, at 10 at night, general alarm
was given throughout the city, when the insured
tonsts intended to strike a heavy blow. To lniame
the people, huge placards denouncing the executive
in very inAamatory language, were borne through
the streets, with torches in front.
The military, headed by the president, were a,
once called out, but owing to the great crowds and
excitement, it was long time before the city could
be quoted. Toward morning, however, order was
restored, and martial law at once prevailed, By day
break upward of twenty ringleaders and large
number of others had been arrested.
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,S35,OOO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class "a, for 1916.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
the 29th Of August, l846
SPLENDID PRIZES.
lprize of S35,0OO prize OF $500
| do 10,00O 1 10 1,Suu
l do 5,00O 40 S,ooo
Sl,9O0l-s1, s0Ol--Sl ,70O-Sl, 500
10 prizes of sl,50O, DC.
Is drawn numbers out of 70.
Tickets sl0-halves S5--quarters 81 SO. -
Certificates of packages Of &c whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 26 half do 6O wv
Do do 2s quarter do 80 90
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after II IL over to all
who order from us. Address
J. G.. GREGORY q CO.,
Managers,
July 92--d&cpifd Washington, ID. G,
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$4,000!
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY,

7S No. lottery--l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets SlO-halves S5--quarters " 50.
Certificates of packages of IS whole tickets $50
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do 25 quarter do 80 Sc
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SOCIAL REFORM, anu UNVEILS upon pTomlseb OF
the premier to reform social abuses.
The New Ministry.
THE CABINET
Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham.
President of the Council, Marquis of Lansdown
Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Mimic.
Secretary for the Home Department. Sir George
Grey.
Palmerston.
Secretary for the Colonies, Earl Grey.
First Lord Of the Treasury Lord John Russell.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Mr.. Chas. Wood.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord
Campbell.
Payinaster- General, Mr. Macaulay.
Woods and Forests, Viscount Morpeth.
Postmaster. General, Marquis of Clanricarde.
Board of Trade, Earl Of Clarendon.
Board of Control, Sir John Hobhouse.
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr.. Labouchere.
Admiralty, Earl Of Auckland.
Secretary at War, Hon. Fox Maule.
NOT OF THE CABINET.
lard I,ieutenant of Ireland, Earl Of Besborough
Commander-in-chef, Duke OF Wellington.
Master General of the Ordnance, Marquis Of An
gesey. e,.u
Secretary Of the Board of Admiralty, II. g.
Ward.
A,tornev-G General, Sir Thomas Wilde.
One of the Lords OF the Treasury, Lord Ebring-
ton. o.. x,,.,:--.
Under Secretary, Home Department, Sir William
Somerville. -
Under Secretary, Foreign Affairs, Rt Hon. Z. J.
Stanley.
Lord Advocate, Mr.. A. Rutherford; ,
ssol;c;tor- General for Scotland, Mr.. L. Maitland.
Vice President of the Board Of Trade, Mr.. M.
Gibson.
Solicitor General, Mr.. ]. Jervis.
Judge Advocate, Mr.. G. Butler.
Lords Of Admiralty, Admiral D. Dundss, capt
Hon. F. Berkeley, and Hon. w. Cowpsr'
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DREADFUL LEGENDARY FIRE IN BRITTANy-ln the
night Of the Goth ult the small village Of Kerla-
bosse on the road between Baud and Pontivy,
(Morbihan,) was entirely destroyed by fre--houses,
furniture, live and dead stock-but happily no hui
man lives were lost 1t is attributed to the wiful
act Of some Of the refractory recruits who continue
to Turk about this country, and are known to be
constantly committing depredations of all kinds.
STEAs-powER.-Above 100000 men were en-
ployed for tverty years in erecting the great pyra-
mid of Egypt. From computation of M. Dupin,
il appears that the engines OF England would
equal the whole product Of this immense application
Of human labor, in lifting stones within the space
Of Is hours.
The HARVEST M FsANcr.--A great many fields
Of barley have been already cut down in the envi-
rens Of Paris. The crop is not heavy in the ear,
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Hungary.

Letters from Hungary mention that fires daily
broke out in every part Of that country Two towns
Liebtz and Durandt, in the Carpathian mountains,
had gresty suffered. In the first % houses, and in
the second, upwards of 100, besides the Lutheran
church, had been reduced to ashes. There was
every appearance that they had been wfully set on
FIRE
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THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE

~ NuSo Euttt SOUJttGTJGttS.
The public attention is invited, and particularly
referred to the advertisement. setting forth the new
style OF LABEL ny, and the putting up of DR.. Beck
,cith's Anti- ID ~yspeptic or Dinner Pills. Also, to that
OF Dr. DyoHs Approved Anti- Bilious Pills; both
ol winch 1T may be seen, are protrac.ed from be-
ing counterfeited by the only safeguard to be de-
pended upon. the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of
OF the proprietors on the label of each box of pills.
All others. which may be offered for sale by un-
principled persons, are surely Base Counterfeits,
and will be rejected as such. The pills that were
In the hands of persons who purchased the genuine,
nave all been exchanged for such as have the Writ
ten Signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beck,cth's Anti-
!Dyspepttc and DyOtfs dina Bilious Pills, is vested
In the hands of L. w. DyoTT & SoNs, of the Co.
lumbar College, No. 1872 North Second street,
Phliadelphia' who will execute any orders for the
Druggists, and all Wholesale Dealers, who wish
TO be furnished with the genuine pills, will be sup
above. -
Also, for sale by CHARLES H. HEINITSH,
Agent, and &c. SCHOOLFIELD & CO, Ports
mouth, NJ. A. Santos, King s. Toy, b. Emerson,
Rooerts0n Il Cornick, w. II. Broughton, Norfolk,
and by Druggists generally throughoutthe United
states. May l6
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eMEIuFE
$1HB81

VNHE success of these Pills in curing in a few
Il hours, where all other remedies have failed
and that, too, in cases of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion that, ifta-
ken according to the directions, they are a certain
cure. Try them and be convinced that they arc
the most certain ami the very best remedy offered
to the public to insure a permanent and lasting
cure. .r .
The following certificate is from Rev. E. L. Fra.
ger of Kershaw district, ). c..
i have nsed in my family DR.. Hul's Fever and
Ague Pills and also DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills,
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pronouncing them TO be most ercellent family medi-
cines and as an act of jus ice to the worthy propri-
etors of these invaluable Pills, l will state for the
and satisfaction of all concerned, that
my wife, prior to our marriage, had been more or
less. the subject Of chills aud fevers, for about Is
months, having tried various remedies without sue
cess, and was very much reduced in flesh. A few
days after our marriage, she commenced with
Spencer's Pills, and in a day or two afterwards with
Hull's Pills she used about half a box of each the
result was a radical cue; she regaiued her health
and strength very rapidly and has had no ret,rn of
chtAS and JecerS since. / believe these medicines TO
be harmless and safe, and when used as specifically
directed, are attended with satisfactory results. :
so.4 lr.4e E. l.. RAZER
Pennington, Kenhaw District, May 90, lS46.