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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06
WASHING RON, August 4. 1876
a Grooming Aet s., gges'ed-Fre'nh Spoliations--
NE Igio

Tht bGO.
nwou,d well become Congress, before the adj
journment of the present. session, TO pass a bill
for the benefit OF IN, New York pilots, by repeal
ing the act Of 1887, WHICH bears so heavily on
their interests. believe tina. this odous law was
enacted on the eve of an adjournment; and,
with as much energy exerted now as there was at
that time, il could be blotted from the statute
book Mr. DIX, of the Senate, has been induH-
triou.y engaged for the pilots of New York, ard
Mr.. Maeay has gwen some after. lion 10 the sub
iect in the House not publicly, bur privately
AS the last named gentleman has nor, to my
knowledge, made speech TINS session, he now
has nm opportunity TO submit remarks IN wor-
thy cause.
French spoil ations, was passed IN the House in
the exact form il came from the Senate, by a ma
iorfy OF seven votes Instead OF fivs miihons OF
money, thu ola are In rro-ive hat amount
in land SCRIP. Tins Will he tn own INTO the mar
ket; and ee,ima'inY the r. oeipts from the public
DOMAIN at a million a d quarter n gear, the
treasury for four yesIs viii derive nothing, COM
paratve v. from Ina &c. The claims are be-
Irvrd, by "A majony OF Congress, 10 be just, and
should be paid, Notwithstanding more than fifty
two millions will be voted for civil, d pomatic,
army aud navy purposrs On rhcss grounds the
bill came before both Hons s. and YOU have the
result. A gentleman from the Souh observed, in
my presence, that II seemed the bil "pre-
destinai, d 10 pass." for he and his friends had
done ali they could 10 defeat IT, Though the bill
in eff CT, approPr atrs tive millions, 1t NOT de-
bated two Tours, and the speeches delivered
Were of us enemies, rot friend of the measure
was enabled 10 g.. h. fl ,or The received
yesterday has sha, pened the appetite, and al
ready some OF those who voted against the bill,
find solace i,s believing that another may be
expected.
All who delivered themselves on the veto mes
sage were democrats. The wings wanrd a
chance 10 say something, but the previous ques-
ton, 80 omnipotent, inierposed. FELIX.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, Aug Arr bark Lawrence Huding. Boston;
schr st vens Briggs, York Cid brgs Susan Lander
mu Rio Graude Adele Steele st Jsro de Cuba schr Co.
met, Bonney, Antigua. Sid schr Emily Ann Thompson.
keene, Nassau, MP
Pint pELPHA August 5--Cld briggs Eliot. Knowles Jr
Boston; Sarsh Johnston StJohn NIB Inx Greenland, Bo
ton; schrs w r Bird, Clark, dc; Jos Rushing Westcott
Fall River; Lberv Slagh NYork Sol Rose WE'LL Johnson.
Bristol, RI h,rloe Botmsn Boston, LOUISE Johnson.
Shenandoah oung Work; Gratitude rphenson, do; Sa-
rsh Louisa, Miller, New London; Elizabeth * kebeeea.
NoRroLK, Aug 2-Arr, schr Caroline, Fitzgerald, Hava-
ma; schrs owa, Hyier. Thomason; Eben Aetns, Bo:cn
Lowell, Baker, Richmond, bound Boston; Edward Ba
Yer, Richmond, bound to Newbury. Ia Hampton Roads,
schrs Joseph Turner Gibbs Baltimore bourd Prov
Columbia Powell, Alexandra bound to New York; Dodge,
Knapp, NYork for Alexandria.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
95 NASSAU STREET.

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
and Pharmacy esabsheS for the .Sppre:sion Of sSaeHs
continue 70 dIee, Their PARTICULAR al dsss..s
CURING medical treatment SAT. perm.n
ssds particularly requested to make application the
COLLEGE OF the tst appearance Of those dssss.s vas:
he member 81 he College May connected viii
sisnd GIs G y
&c 70 Mfs 6GSfk7
TF h and finding e %:a: e,
all medicine requisite radical cure: ~ .,,.,ss
Their saPcy ~ sv . ana con
closing 3 'V:s Ir .iaE SPECIFIC FILLS.
from u. n5;'a S
h osss s.o:sr.;; S:! II:
III 81
% AMY os, s o q:
'a''nsc oN WI p siSNAL DEBILITY CURED
ma ~
sece. nduzencs or excess q any Kind Il Is an nvsluabl
remedy for Impotence serty or barrenness unless depend
s snss bottles u each eases Of hal. o.suss carefully
picked "a y E e: YSs' MIXTURE
:
m sno1d G;s s, pSrs. yhG., delay per
without ,horoughy cleansing the system with this jusT
Sold single bottle. a. 81 2, hall. do.sn Tor
ssrss1y p,sssf and ;spa g Al P,ts' q ss
GENTlAN AND SAsAFRAs,
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established Tor the suppression gusekery.
This refined and highly concentrated extract al
the purifying qualities and curative powen or the sbovs
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
any OF Sasapelc before the public and
may be relied remedy Tor all diseases arising
en mpure Of the blood such scrotua salt rhsum,
ring worm, hLchcs pinpIcs ulcers the
on nodes, euptons liberated throat,
disease arising from the secondary effects OF syphilis
an iniudic inus Of mercury.
Sold in single bottles, 70 cents
cases OF halfs dozen bottles $50
4. dozen &eeo
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N b. very liberal discount wholesale purchaser.
Once open rom ga. NJ. 70 10 r. NJ,
ihwus SNHssa street., New YSss0
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c,,nr Iron the New ySsl T,nuasl M -,

A CURE, WELL NIGH MIRA ULOU5.-We called
wycEo now twenty years old the SON Of Peter ycio
fmer of Clarence, Erie Co. ~ Y. The boy James, when
murdered by dose Of e.oms prescribed for sna sent
him without VISIT and probably without knowledge of
h.. dseasel by reputable Prosiracn psrsys
intellectual and bodily faculties He bee deaf dumb,
and blind in the midst OF and fearful toures
tons OF his legs and which finally dropped of from
bis agonzed body is nose palate &c were compile ely
all possible conception The process Of destruction copti
nued through period Of more than ten years during which
hours best he could IN an easy chair That he ons. Tor
death and lived expectation Of H. need hardly be
stated that he enjoyed from time TO time the attentions
purpose. At length. 1871, Buffalo physician, ely
piece Of banter, proposed 70 two Of his bethsr who had
Druggist whose Extract Of s.r.p.r was So pulled IN
the papers sho"d be induced Try virtues upon poor
though hs had him sif hardly hope upon him. Of
Of eye three Of his limbs his face away
have stated and what left OF him Of ito and
.nS The cad the patient was "'' cured
far possible that he should be- For the FIVE years fol
lowing he has enjoyed all the health which compatible
fragment. Of legs, with restored eye by
signs and takes interest in whatever going around
choose TO him the extraordinary character Of the cure
wrought his That the Extsct Of Ssrsapsr,is pre-
have log ago ald borne tesnony and u the
sight Of this poor victim but be rendered 70
the eassne. wh when and
tons are often dispensed by physcisns ms ne vii n -
been eserved in vain. We would sdyse nons 70 y :, oo
painfully revolting-but thoss who have OF
from Sss,iS"s sns:s
pscticabty Of We make ihi, st,Sems.
lilly om the Of osns pus ys .s.o" 70
place imo,icit reliance. l3i lw. nc
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Co a m &c II Ola l..
New York, Wsdn rsciay, Angus

New York, "Wednesday, August 8.
AsHEs-Pots are held at Ss %, and Pearls 81 No
thing dong to-day in ,i.her.
BRrApsTurrs-There is u little better feeling in the
-four market to-day Some foreign orders are said to
have been received but at rates something below the
views Of holders Genesee 10 held at 81 Is 81 Isx
Michigan scarce at - llS Southern also better lth
some enquiry; Georgetown il firm at 81 I2x 81 25;
Alexandra - I2k Wheat 10 dull q previous quota.
tions Rye sold NJ 60 cents for export Corn yellow
81 6s cents
CorTos-The demand to-day moderate, and has
resulted in sales of about TOO bales Prices firm ut
our quotaaons
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoNs.


Auousr Sat market, 800 beef cattle Including all
sold Friday and Saturday, is cows and calves 1900
sheep, and $40 swine. About lOo beef cattle unsold.
: PIices-Beef Cattle-We reduce quotations to
conform to sales viz; extra 80; first quality SIS IS;
second 1 50 "A rs; third SO q 4 rs
Cows and Calves-Sales at $40, $23 SGT and $40.
Sheep-Old sheep from l Sc to 10; lambs from l so
to , Is.
Swne-One entire lot shoats at 4sc, and several small
lots 4sc than half bariows; old hogs ~ and
At retail from s TO &c
N g. Several lots of cattle are on the way from
Maine Tor next MONDAYS market.
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FROM THE CAMP.-We understand that thirteen
small steamers have assembled the Rio Grande,
and arrived at MatamOras for The transportation OF
era rsy lors troops; four more are ted
two from harleston.a and two others from Philadelphia
letter from MIR Whiting to the Quartermaster Gene
raj in this city, has just been eceived from Matamcras
dated July IL. which says: "One Of the boatI which
went up to Camago returned this day. She reached
there without much dificuty-not more than is en-
countsred below this The troops board Of her took
quiet possession" ~ Washington Union. .4us. 4.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE President, BY and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate. Robert Q.
Greer Of Pennsylvania to be one of the associate just
ces OF the Supreme Court of the United States in the
place of Henry Baldwin. deceased James Page colec-
tor Of the customs for the district of Philadelphia.
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lector of this port. This event has spread much
to those who hope To- supplf the places now oc-
cuped by the friends OF his predecessor in the
Custom House. The gallant Colonel is a gentIe-
man whose suaviy offhanners renders him capa-
BILE of denying favor with the best grace posi-
bic but the applications by his Innumerable
friends will, fear, tank his good nature so often,
as to cause slight degree OF vexaton 10 enter
into the refusals which will be absolutely neces-
sary.
Stocks are dull to-day with decline of prices
State SIS were sold as low as 65h, and closed at
66f
Sales or Stocks nc Philadelphia.
FIRsr BoARp-o shs Commercial Bank, 49A; 500 Le-
high 6's, so
ArrER sALEs-s4s Lehigh Interest. 40; 5000 Reading
RR Bonds o. IL; $1,000 State o. 65z, Sl37i do, 65n
sxcosp BsAsD-l6 shs Farmers and Mechanics Bnk,
AK; so do, AK
AFTER SAL.s-50 shs Reading RR, 33h; $4,000 State
SIS, cash, 6134; $4,000 do. 6ox
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CHUKCH'S VEGETABLE LOil
IN ara hehv valuable Cosmetic will efectusl erup
ions on face and SKIN, particularly p,~piss blot
freckies and The iJtne boon
eo abort time will establish clear and brilliant co nples.
ION sold boes at IS cent? each a. 10y boworr corner
Of Sprnr street. Also by Ms. Have Brooklyn.
myie imsm
vuVO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTEks sc.-
II C. J. HARTNETT, No. q Courlandt street, near
Broadway wholesale aud rets manufacturers Of Travelling
Writing Dressing ard Jswery Po.ss Miniature Cases and
silver Plate neatly arranged 70 order Also Tray,
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles, pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles constantly on hand and
made 70 order with and despatch No. Court adt
street, New York mvi3lmste
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER Oculist, No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York the Battery, devoes his exclusive aentoe 70
diseases othe Eye and Ophthamic Surgery and the
public that there the d,ssases 70
which the human eye is subject disorders of ta osn
which be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number Of undoubted which be sen t
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice 10
cseded either BY that Of any other Ocuse
in the United States.
70 Office hours from M. O'Clock r NJ after which
he visits door patients
~sArtcal Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofths Eye with
several instances of effected BY Dr. Wbeeer
mode treatment be had gratutousy his rssdsnee
the will be forwarded making application TO
him by leuer. post paid mvt1 I'm we
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New Bedford OH Market.
For the week ending August 81
Sperm-In sperm we hear of no sales.
Whale In whale hear of sales Of 800 bbls N w
Coast at 3ol4 cts; 200 bbls dark at 80 cts, cash.
Whalebone-We hear OF no transactions.
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Passenger Arrived.
MoNRovIA, Afica-Bark Chaiham-Mr Hoyt and
lady u missionaries, Rev A d Williams lady aud child
GiIdsn and sou, Lourey, n Ralserts. Caiot,
Cyrus Patio, Cresp', X v Druyrn, Rev h Tillon
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MEDICAL AID.

CPEEDY CURE-OR GREGORY. No. 3 RAossvs1
- door from Chatham bss in succesfSul o.
Grafton method wher by he 'urine recent Of Ger
tain private alady in the short Of two days To
81 0-i.e from IS $50
Apply as above, TO Or. II. Grrgory uslweme
MEDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOk LAMtkT conn
IVA dennIy Consulted ms Office 60 Gold Get. near
Fuito, all diseases Of private His treatment,
being md aud judcious, requires neth. restraint
diet, hindance from business Debility
arising from indscreet indugeuces Of the
passions. cans'ng nightly emissions and eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors his objs being
the system that Of vgor onginay
designed Structure, disease frequently ,,istns wthou:
..%.mes caused BY the pssss ihs parties s n:;s
enciosinga iee Immediately and medicine with
advice, Of the United States Once -
Gold street. a. twsm
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rspreawu lamentations.

MoNRovIA, Afrca-bark Chatham-i2 cks palm oil A @
A w Benson-8 do A Fisk-l9 do I ton God Coats
Au,tln-4 cks palm oil JB Muny-l2 eks do bd ivory
ivory tooth Howes, Godfrey Il Co.
SsAL-Schr Ellen Perkins39z bis hemp Al do deer skins
do horse hair s BIS ogwood do Pulps OF tamands
A Pat'ulio-l2 bis deer skins bouehaud X Thebaud
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IN ISEASES Of UNINANl OnOANo-Such
~ Chroc and acute diseases Of the .
Bladder, Leucorhoea or whites,
Ure hra. Stuctures
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhpa Inability,
elects Weskness OF the parts, &c.
eeiy and efectusy removed BY AheInethys boan-
cal Pills without particle Of mercury They are equal
suitable for females They tone and energy t the
geLerave ly if ever experienced from nhing
her medicines For sale at a. ohecsres Hall % CshA
Iine and 27 Maiden lane Price g. with directions
l.rsr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

The Oregon Trcaty.-The National Intelgencer of
Friday has the following upon the settlement of the
disputed Oregon question:
The Treaty Ratifed.-It is with unfeigned pleasure
that we announce to the public the ratification by the
Senate, Of the Treaty for the settlement of the Oregon
controversy
The injunction of secrecy has not been removed
by the Senate, but enough of the proceedings is
known and certainly known, to enable us to state that
the ratification passed by vote of orty-one to fourteen
"A aorty, we believe, uneqalled on any important
treaty, except the treaty Of 1912.
The treaty is short-contans but five articles, and
they are as follows:
Article l. Fixes the territorial boundary between
the U. S. and Great Britain Vest of the Rocky Noun
tains on thu line of AZ degrees till it reaches Queen
Chlrlotte's Sound, and then through the Straits Of
Fucl to the ocean, which gives Great Britain Van
Cuver's Island.
Art. 9 Declares the navigation of the Columbia riv-
er I'D to where it strikes the line of 40 deg to be free
to the Hulson's Bay Company, during the continuance
Of its charter.
Art. 3. The rivers, ports and harbors north of 40
deg. to be free to the commerce OF both nations.
Art A. Indemnity for the forts and trading stations
of the Hudson's Bay Company south of 40 deg. and
of the Americans north of the same, if any there be-
START s. Indemnity for private property Of citizens or
subjects who may be south north of 40 deg if they
wish to retire within their own territory.
MEDIATION OF ENGLAND In the money article of
the London Herald of the Sd inst dated on the eve
ming of the 3D. is the following upon the mediation OF
England between Mexico and the United States
We are enabled to state that Lord Aberdeen has in
timated to Mr. McLane, the American Minister in
London, that our government have determined to Offer
their mediation for the arrangement of all differences
between Mexico and the United States. The neces-
sary instructions and full powers for the purpose will
be forwarded to Mr., Packenham by tile Caledonia
steamer, the letters for which made up tomorrow
evening 1t further understood that our government
has ascertained that the offer of mediation will not be
unacceptable to the Executive of the United States.
A Washington correspondent of the N Y. Journal
of Commerce, says, that Mr.. McLnnes dispatches
represent that the British cabinet not unanimous
in reference to the proposition transmttedto Mr. Pack
enham for the settlement of the Oregon question, and
that among those who dissented from it Sir Rob
ert Peel The opinion is also expressed that terms SO
favorable to us would not have been offered had the
actual commencement of the war with Mexico been
known at the time they were sent out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
The Great Fire at Quebec.
THEATRE ROYAL BURNT-FORTY-SIX BOD
les RECOVERED FROM THE RUINS!
From the Quebec Gazette Extra, of the 18th.

From the Quebec Gazette Extra, of the 18th.
Our unfortunate, we had almost said doomed, city
has been visited by another conhagatlon which, as re-
CARDS the loss of life, exceeds by far the two awful
vlsltatons of last year.
Yesterday evening, about 10 o'clock, a fire broke
out in the building known the Theatre Royal, ST.
Louis" in the neighbohood of the old Chateau The
Messrs. Harrison, from Canada West, had been ex-
hbltng during the week, in the above place their illu-
minated Dlorana. AT the close of last evenings ex-
hblton, when the audience about coming out,
camphene lamp suspended from the ceiling is said to
have fallen and gnited the curtain in front the stage
Instantly the Ellce blaze and the theatre being
crowdedin the rush which ensued to escape from the
flames, (the only mode of egress being through mar
row passage) not less than from FORTY FIVE TO
FIFTY HUMAN BEINGS PERSISTED! Forty
three Of the bodies have been got out of the ruins
some Of them awluly INITIATED others only partially
dlsfigured, having apparently died from suocaton.
Provdenally, considerable number of the audience
had got out before the alarm given, other wise the
loss of life would have been much greater. The
weather at the time calm there being scarcely a
breath of wind, through which, and the exerons of
the military, the fire companies and the police, the fire
was confined to the BUILDING in which it originated.
general gloom has been thrown over the city by
this fearful calamity-whch has occurred as near as
may be, midway between the two periods of the fires
of last year-a the melancholy recolectons OF which
are added to the yet disastrous circumstances Of
the present catastrophe In the preceding list, our
readers will observe the names of many of our most
respected citizens, whose loss will be long felt not
only by the respective families to which they belonged,
but by the community of which they formed part.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
Fourth Of JuIy~~LamOiIIe County.

NoTrcE is hereby given to our friends generally
without distinction of party, that as no usual Celebra
ton exercises are contemplated within the limits of the
county, a Funeral Discourse, on the death of Toney
by Rev J. F. Walker, Principal of Lamoille County
Grammar School, will be delivered at the Congrega-
tiona Church in Johnson, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the
Fourth OF July next, attended with other appropriate
exercises for the day. We extend cordial invitation
to aA of whatever political creed, to attend-And we
do it in the full confidence that the good sense OF the
community will perceive that the exercises proposed
are in perfect keeping with the occasion; and that ii
thus spending our time on the Ntion's LUth-day, we
commemorate events which, both separately and II
their connection of vital importance to every true
citizen.
0FTThere will also be convention of the Liberty
Party for the purpose of nominating county Sena
tor at the above mentioned place, at l O'clock P. M
The Ladies are invited to attend.
Per order County Committee.
Johnson, June 90 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

NPA LIVING SKELETON, TO ALL APPEAR.
ance applied to DR. Ryan of Bowery and Prince
street, for advice After relating his symptoms, the
Doctor told him he had worms, and he coudcure him
The man shook his head and said it impossible
He gave him box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges with
ed and said he felt like new being that the first
dose brought away tape worm 70 or so feet long
and the second dose brought away about 20 feet
more. Thus two doses of Sherman's Worm Lozenges
effects cure, where the combined skill Of our best
physicians could afford no relief. Although but few
months have elapsed, he is now as fat and hearty as
he ever was in his life After years of misery, swal
lowing enormous quantities of medicine, and spending
hundreds of dollars without benefit he was cured by
only one box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges. DR.
Shernan's Warehouse is at 106 Nassau street, N Y.
For sale by s. P. REDFTEID,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
FOREIG
Ten Days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

The steamship Great Western arrived at this port
on Monday last, with dates to the Both ut The news
is not important.
Queen Victoria has another baby-a girl-maknn
the fifth royal pauper that she has presented to hel
subjects.
The war news from this country reached England
Just before the Great Western sailed Cotton had ris.
en- in consequence, but the effect upon the public
press not yet apparent, though great excitement
was created in London and Liverpool
The accounts Of famine in Ireland are still deplora
ble The hopes, however, of good potato crop this
season are sanguine.
The Corn bill has passed its second reading in the
House of Lords. There is no doubt felt of its ultimate
passage.
1t is rumored that the royal family of France pro
pose to visit the Queen sometime during the summer
Prince Louis Bonaparte has escaped from his i'm
prsonment the fortress of Ham, in the disguise of
workman. He had arrived in London and was ma
king preparations to Join his father at Florence
POSTSCRIPT.
| (D5F7The Caledonia, British Mail Steamer, Capt
Lott arrived at her wharf in Boston, athalf past welv
this day, bringing news to June 4th 1t is not mpor
tant Crops are promising. 1t notices General Arm
srongs bringing out by the Great Western, the Brit
ish offer to settle the Oregon Question. They ha
heard of the Mexican war; scold about Yankee am
biton but say the British and French will leave tn
Mexicans to their fate. Potatoes promise well, an
are not diseased The cholera prevails in the East
Cotton and provisions are low. No doubt existed o
the passage of the free Corn Bill.