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quepcss of system which than thirty after the
the sasssseoas.. departure which has
taken place from the early oil the and
e % ns
ss
the 81 whsp
gssiye precedent either unse or unconstitutional 1t
H. hay. differed .oa! s .s';: :, to the
hs discussions on this subject TIE power % regulate com
to the improve ment Of harbors and rivers
~, In Is,nn 70 the I,saaon Of he language Of
M saa M y. aS n .xue
liver a::psa aai$SI would oSyes.
firms existence the thing 6e regulated Ia III.
course. Ii. means By The Channel. thrcusS which
commerce i. carried on. 1t confer. no ereatve pow
been brought into s1.spes through other sssHs.,
indiydusi.. 1.-THE definition ofhe word resua's
suds the provision Of means on then have
Dig canals. make roads % S,E e build .hp: ri; road
II The %
can be legnmasly construed into power to create or
Rs and n and Il r.: %,an: Of ms
and exercised nsds,sy adoption Of The
Siss general rules By which should
foreign regulated by dnlnK
the rights of citizens and well by Of Con-
imposing duties and embracing VESSELS
and passengers has been regulated the
by OF Congress- relating the coasng trade and
the vessels employed theTeu and for the Of
in vessels propelled by steam by the
of all re'trctions internal trade has been regulated
with the indian tribes by intercourse laws prescribing the
anoe IN which shall be carried Thus each branch OF
this of exercised after the adoption fhe
day extended construction be .adopted mpos
sibe the human ind to fix limit Of
the other the will and discretion of Congress
sweeps into the vortex Of national power and Jurisdiction
NOT only hsrbors and inet and little but
nails turnphes and railroads species OF Improvement
which facilitate trade and with To-
regn ations the several States and with the Indian
tibe.." 80
should object of er,st IN our wcey
extended which be effected by means oil %
nsge duties the with the concurrence OF Congress:
safer and wiser apply the States in the mode prescribed
whereby the powers Of the General Government may be
with such limitations and resr tions expo
has shownto DO pr0p.r, than to assume and ex
power which has been granted which may
regarded doubtful the opinion large portion Of
This has been recommended essve
y BY Presdentu Jerson Mad'ou. Monroe, and Jackson
md fully with them in opinon If an enlargement
nted by the States otherwise it will be withhold aud
10 either case, their decision should be final
Ia the meantime deeml proper to add that the inves
yat Of this subject has Impressed ngly than
with the sol conviction that the usefulness and
of this and the happiness of the mill
whom spreads ts protection will be best promoted by
carefully abstanng from the exercise OF ali not clearly
granted by the Constitution.
Signed, JANIS X POLK.
WARRINGTON, Dec Is 1877.
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FRIsAg. Dee IL
AhxnICAr HOTEL

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and Mrs Dalrympe. Baltimore; 4 NJ Bdds, Pennsylvania
Brooke, do.
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cId worcester A Ashley. Msssschussst.; Rush, fhii
delphia.
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Corniug, Y; Cunningham Rochester; s sprague, Al
bany; Durham NoIwalk
NORTHERN HOTEL.
lie syracuse; Smith, Kockaway; stewart and lady
New Yo,s MI Tucker aud LADY, Mr. Doughty lady and fam
MeCaithy, ny. Hunter Reading: smith Resssss.r
county; Cs Randall and lady Trenton; w English, West
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Edgar, st Louis.
Pearl. STREET HOUSE.
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Npsys DO: NJ CcIba y, do; Gsot 1 johnson. Thems:o1
II Mathews. North Carolma 8 Peters, DO.
RATNBUN's HOTEL.
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nelly, Caskili.
TAMMANY HALL.
Cohen, Alabama; Jacks, New Jersey; T. sher.
Ferris, hsmond, Peeisilll; A Chtiendsn Roehdsi.
} y Seymour, feekskill.
TAYLoR's HOTEL
II Bates. Mass; Thomas, Lockport, G Holcomb and
| lady. Troy.
WESTERN HoTBL
Smith, Philadelphia; Van Wrinkle, Fitzgerald and
lady MIS- Kate GSJaon Jersey CITY; Yam Wyea p9.
ID T-mpkins KNOXVILLE; Hssmer, Washington;J w Nc
urdy Phadslphia; g rsiT:Hl. Gwsg9; A9.brseh jun
jun, Baltimore; Mr. Mowry Connecticut M Harris and lady,
| sharon; II Stenens. Mississippi
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Porsr PErRr. GsAp Nov Give have been with
outsrrvss from the United States for some time there
Of which We have but small stock, Is quite in,um-
cisnt for the beginning of crop. superfns -four
portstions being Of no object holders are looking up for
an advance which cannot fail take place ere long, our
saS SOS p.r M wo1S M Sbds slaves Norfos
$40 ssa per M; do North Carolina, $s7 $3s per NJ,
brisk .hi1gles cypress Norfolk, So SOY per new
and wanted; pitch SIX K do rosin s. soHnos
brisk spirits of turpsntine, 65 zoo per gall Rice
Indies SAY do heavy stocks. Corn-Yellow flint, SIX
per BUSH do white 9oc Molssses- Charles
PoRro CABELLo, Nov. 27-Conee, of TERRA Cali
ente, Washed at $40 currency, per lb not abundant
Indigo at perlb for for there quantity in town
but IL does not find ready SALE at the very low
price quoted OK and Cow Hides at IA 7}o per lb-
hequan.ity Is considerable that arrives daily Cotton
American Flour $40 ICY per bb the stock in the city
L. small American Butter, in kegs. 80 $40 per ID
Hams, % a 2sc lb. Black Pepper Ito Id.
HAVANA, Dec THE transactions In Sugar during the
past month have been unimportsnt and the total stock
In all hands only amount to about 10 600 boxes The
shipments have slo been small consisting OF only ~ S94
boxes, Of which 1929 to the United States The
So 5 rs ordinary yellows ca RS; middliAg do 6K
6X RS fine do IN rs; horets do 50 RS ordinary
rsts DO * 10 H. few planters have AZ; Commenced
grinding and In the course Of two weeks will no doubt
be general The crop will not be 80 early a. the last
but II the weather continues favorable throughout
the grinding season, We may reasonably expect
that the production will prove equally as large.
Some parcels of coffee have arrived and held at
So to 81 equal at II OO Pr to 29N6 to 35 b. few
hhds OF new molasses have appeared at Cardena and
cargo has been sold there deliverable by the middle
Of this month ut per key equal to l3&s beard
No supplies Of before
month. Beef No and prime and mess, 10 to -
sales Butter, American yellow, qql II to 30 for good
yellow; Goshen IS o27. Exchanges have advanced to
6a II pr on London; pr on Spain, and pr on New
York and Bottsa. Freghts to all parts remain very
scarce and for Europe the rates nominal at fa
f3 per ton. Many American vessels are leaving in
ballast A few have met with employment at q 7 r.
SEES We look for more brskness directly. The market
Is we'll supplied with new produce. By an order Of the
ntendent the ports of Cardenas and Ssgua In Grande
will be opened the LIST Of January next for the mpor
tation of all Glasses Of provisions except -four.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. is, isl7

WASHINGTON, Dec I6, Isl7.
Congress.
The Senate, odsy, after the.announcement Of the
death of Gen. speght late Senator from Mississippi by
Gen. Foote and after the usual proceedings in
member deceased, adjourned over to Monday next
In the House, after most emphatic speech from Mr..
Petit Of Indiana against the Veto, and in favor of i'm
proving the rivers and harbor received the resolutions
from the Senate. Mr.. Jacob Thompson delivered the
euogy and offered the appropriate resolutions in such
cases. which put stop to the proceedings of the day
The Presidents veto message has opened up rather
early in the season. rather unexpectedly, the whole
merits Of the abstract transcendenta construction Of
the Constitutions applicable to internal improvements
BY the federal government; and though the bill Is dead
subject Is dropped by the House. II will then after pass
ing the Senate have to to the President, and he will
veto again. and then to become 1t must be passed
by two-hrds each house, and believe 1t be DONE
taking the bill that pressed at the last session and
slowed away In the Presidents brooches pocket.
1t Is q remarkable that neither the names Of Mr.
Calhoun, or Mr. Allen, Mr.. Coquitt, Mr. Hale, o.
Calhoun suppose wishes to stand tree for the discus
sion Of tho Mexican question. Mr.. Allen suspect,
has not recovered from his unproptious advocacy Of
"a 49, and the shock which he received the adoption
BY the President Of the line Of forty nine Mr. Coquit
10 feeble and may perhaps 60 home before serving out
his term Mr. Hale was put at the extreme tail Of two
three committed and IL fair to that he did
not like that well
The day, beginning with snow storm, closes with
driving Noreast rain There Is good deal Of ma
nsging going Unto which shall institute invest
CATION TO- morrow.
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Mssissippi Il no longer numbered with the living
.sSs mantle upon him Elevated By social and
al virtues enjoying the affection Of his family and
friends the coincidence Of his constituents and active
and faithful In all the duties Of Ms-these would not
shsld him from the law that our rsce, and de-
clarss that it 10 appointed unto man once TO- die"
General Speght was no ordinary man. passing on the
stage Of life unknown, and leaving rscosctons be-
hind distinguish him. The features Of his character
Sm dus from men and oon@sndsd respect United
with 9 strong natural mind and unyeldng integrity
. benevolent heart and this was key to the unvs
public The records Of the country contain the
political history of his life He born in North Ca
but deficient education The frat session he appear
in the Legislature he elected to the highest egs
ed to the Senate which served with great ZEAL in
dusry and fidelity for six In 1885 he was elected
delegate to the convention for the revss OF the CON
ttitution and there he advocated extension Of the
right suffrage and the full freedom Of conscience and
religious federation Thus honored by the State Of his
trial to himself from his friends, among whom he
had attained to manhood but desire to provide for
h: household and the Of the rich SOL 81
In this land Of his adoption he soon found himself sur
rounded by ardent friends In 1889 he was elected to
the Legssture and became speaker In ls4l and subse
qusnty in the Senate he elected its president In
s44 he elected the Senate OF the United states
station second only in Importance to that OF President
of the republic. He came here in ls45, and the
ZEAL industry and ability which he had before displsy
ed conspicuous In the active discharge Of his du
ties the hand Of disease laid upon him but his
strong frame enabled him to partially from The
first assault and he returned his friends to obey In
their presence the final summons, the first Of May
last. An aching void" is left in the circle which
volved around him the centre and nothing that
could say would sssuage the grief Of those that mourn
As friend he frank and sincere and always ready
to pardon offences as . presiding officer he had
peror o public servant he true industrious and
untrDg but he has gone to the undiscovered country
and now but cherish his virtues and honor his
memory
Resolutions expressive Of regret for the loss Of Senator
10 IN u
were adopted.
Aud the House adjourned.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ =
In the hrst place, the Association does not number
1000 members The largest number that has been
estimated Ia 800-a difference Of only 400 and the
constitution which requires every to ssn his name
before he participate In the proceedings Of the Asso
cistion does not contain 400 IL IL true that
made in the election Of President unless
considered by the friends OF Mr. Daugherty. They
may call 1t victory any other term, II they choose
but must not be forgotten although 1t has been etud
ousy concsaed that but ia votes polled for Pres
present who proposed at the stated meeting pre-
ceding the evening Of the election Therefore but ~ old
members voted and but ia members present out OF
2O00 the writer rays, but in reality only $780, Every
candid person, who knows the facts perceive how
great victory this is, and how slim representation Of
the Association this is VERITAS
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COmMERClAL INTELLlGENCE.
Stock m rux eta.

AprLPBIA Dec. T-First Board-7o0 State So, 7lI;
5000 Loan e. ~ ss; % Bank Kentgsky g; 50 Ls
os iss Liberty 2o 1000 vi Treasury Notes 6 s9s;
North American Bank iI2 $50 Reading RI 80; Resding
RI 29 1000 Lehigh SIS 81 Is Girard hank 10; 1900 State
$3.50 = Treasury Note, g. ssf ,ahy seiss-toe
TX 1900 schuyl Nav ios Reading M, aek' 10 Cam
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FREDERICKSBURG Ms.issppi2I sacks suaar Oelrichs Krn.
GER 40 pipes gin Brencirr75 do Ivc Woel5o slsbs
TIN Phelps Dodge coloo do Winterhof Piper KTk,2O0
ph-6 pkgs Boonen Graves co.'s cks madden 10 bxs mde
Schuchsrdt Gebhard26 cks msdder 200 bxs herring
Poppe-4 BohlenO00 bxs herring Won Harer
$ Kegs butter 20 hampers potatoes Hughes-sa hampers
wine Schmidt Vogcl-700 kegs Herrings 236 bundles
rattan bags seed cks mdse to order.
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IvENEss) permanently ca sSI
y ed without the aid Of medicines by WAkToMSs ra mn
tous For sale. wholesale and RETAIL the Nsorn Dep
OF Warrior Of Paris"-Ios Fulton q, NJ T. n Ieuon
and IL Cure, By wsos ofPas, also for 'ais pre-
cents.
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DEcEMrER l6 -O6eripgS Of the wick commit Of 100
beef cattle including $50 taken to New York $40 COWS
and calves, lls0 hogs and 1850 sheep friceeGbsei
left over Cowesnd Csvss-Sales at SIS 80 for fresh,
Sl2 "a for springers and So IA for dry COWS. Hogs
mostly sold at IS IS thslOO lbs Sheep-Sales were
within the range of 81 EACH a. to condition
Hay-the demand is less active at 81 Is for good
Timothy, and straw ct 81 g the 100 bundles.
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N There Is no disease which horses liable that
ssrse:.ns.. either ~ driving violently :sI fulI n: y
Sss s:sS :' ri
n;
4: ssS
Jugs consumption mecifn man Is mereifal to his
ofss saeaisns $as.s !s$S:a viii H:.ss
aisne should induce horse owners
% M b hay; Nj MES
specific and Of hi. remedy cure complaints
:s
% &: oas Stsssd & ss S.. s :.s
es ss b n% but in way s tina.
lin. add Sssv: hey ysI. All
p.si.ss entirely :Hp:ds GOOD
and he ]. nov in prime coodison shss.Ily recommend
s%MI RoBERTs East Hs%pstsad 1. T. Oct M 'ss
M GY 81 S an .ss 4.
s s ca. S.Ss part S1 0 f IL
%s 'ss B: e. a.
s :s .s end fs i SsH.1 Hsa
s !'
at New York Tatfersal's, 46 Broadway do Nsrc
s:s: & front sF 2. oss:s, f;::s;
which, with 200 more received Outing the lest months
have been The Of =: e La
ssl: Ssrs: 1'Ssn shss svt1yssns s.s H.
two Yeas !" nv family, Dr. Tobias Ysas.n Lin%en.t
5 SI s,a g" s e he
Ish II s and S
most as,onsins-a instance has i ever failed F.wrE
SS Go on s or so hsm ps T. %
The until ocular demonstston pfevea e me-
Isl Ninth street New York. Oct s ls7 ~ sale a. the
Depots 1870 Fulton street. and East Eleventh ,nsst aso by
the Druggists Gfoce he city and the couns
try. Price rs and 80 cents a,o a-re
M EDiCAL OFkiCE.-DR. JOHNSON, II Dnane street,
shas% ,' Nsx York KEN
diseases The pocto O ss inene ois ss
srsufs ulcers upon body the THROAT q nose pains
e head and bones the legs g
cud 10 uS aays without
No alteration in Diet or prevention from ba'''''
m asns Rsf "a s. rs
Tn: s%ss anS pscpes stssna and Only
sssss &c IN. ss'p si:s
s * all S ss es' O. .: s
elops IessCt OF 81 post paid addrs'sed Boz ses ewer
SSfEkaaN fH EReAa HSysEn s.d.s b,
TONER Philadelphia The Of ali disesse Of the shin
iii. Continue. to engage Dr. kiTfen utmost
y h9s IN a nwav the %H ~ Dr.
1 With pso%pt {" .si. and ensa.ne
&c
and private manner Cure wmsnted 0. no emss
eo @Ss; y Third sns half ,rs.
=: Esea.; ~ see ''A sage '''
NOHNs BUNIONs NAILS, &c. extracted without cut.
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Cleared.
Ships-Shenaudoah, West, Liverpool, Durham Dmon;
Genmore. Clark Belias Richardson Watson Co; Ma.
rion, Thompson, Charleston.
Brgs-Tno Aldea Leshorn Foster Nickerson; Alabama
Means Laguna Nesmith K Walsh Maag6rda Purchase Ma.
t:gorda Bay pa!ten Co; Fawn Tarbox, Wilmington NC;
Harp Kirwin, Baltimore.
Schr-Maria, Bartlett Boston.
Sloop-Monitor Cummings, Newport RI.
Arrived.
Bremen ship Mississippi De Siege. Am,terdam AZ days, to
Meyer < Stucksn.
schr Othelo. Halves, Wellleet. IS days.
Below.
ship, brigs. unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Galena, New Orleans; brig American Savannah.
Packet ships American Eagle for London and Zurich for
Havre, lay at anchor at Quarantine.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. l6, ls47.

WARRINGTON, DEC. TO, 1871.
Mr.. Dickinson's Resolutisas-A Move for the Prssi-
q. dency
It'll insinuated in "high quarters, though "not in
the highest quartsrs, that there is more in Mr. Dick
insons Mexican annexation resolutions than appears
in the reading For instance they talk Of bringing
Gen. Cass out for the Presidency-they say he will
trump higher on Mexico than either Mr.. Buchanan
Mr.. Dslas-that Gen. Quitmsn will be the proper
stand the second Of Gen Cas in the fight Of forty
eight-and that Secretary Marcy Is party to the
erpriAe and that Mr. Dickinson has been let into the
secret and accordingly moves his resolutions to
tain how the land lies, and all that This Is very
plausible story; 1t dovetas very well; there may be
truth in 1t. some, but not much; but still enough to
caution all hands to keep wide awake and "ook we'll to
the Senate"
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Foreign DISSERTATIONS.

Passengers Arrived.
AMsTERpAM-Ship Mssissippi-C II Thulesa. Mrs Deuly
and children-ls7 in the steerage.
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Port OF New York, December Is, l645.
SUN RISES. ........I MOON SETS. ....... 20
SUN sETs... ...4 32 HIGH Watch 4 SO
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BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, lS47.
A Stormy Day Detention If the Mails-7he Birch
Triol-.anniversary Of a Melancholy Storm-7ne Ne0
Governor-OGiee Seekers, &c.
We yesterday, had another day Of sleet, rain and
snow with storm OF wind and hail almost unprece.
denied This morning the clouds still obtain the
denoy indicating "more Of the sort" Of weather
yet coming
The cars from Philadelphia did not arrive until
nearly daylight this morning, and so great was the
storm that the mail bay boat did not venture out until
the storm had partially subsidized
The jury, in the case Of VIM. Birch, charged with
conspiracy defraud the Mechsncs Bank retired to
their at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and learn
have not yet agreed on . verdict.
Last night was the melancholy anniversary Of great
storm that occurred coast carrying to the bot
tom 1--WE Of eur most sklful pilots, and the
sary to manage their beautiful pilot boat Baltimore
One year had just elapsed and not vestge Of her or
her gallant crew have ever yet been discovered. The
the elements with just such another fearful storm and
1t be hoped that It net also signazed by such
another hesrt-breakiug disaster
The governor OF Maryland, Philip Francis
Thomas takes his seat next Monday week, when
Of eur trenna sorsmblss for once will take place The
whig there H. Of COURSE several hundred oaves and
dshes to divide among his followers for which there IL
many thousand applicants Annapolis week hence,
will be well filled with strangers that soft plank
will be scarce, to rest their weary limbs upon all
desiring to render important services to his Excesnoy
la the management Of tho affairs of state. For the
msgstracy Of Baltimore there two three hundred
applicants, and but twelve ofoes to ill whilst
more Of the present incumbents have suddenly dis
covered that they were always good democrats"
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The .anH SlaDe'y ConventionDsatho of Negro by the
hands Of his Associates, &c.
The Annual Convention Of the Ant'-Slsvery Society,"
OF the Eastern District Of Pennsyvsns met yesterday
morning and. organized by the appointment OF g. M.
Davis President; Lindey Coutes, vicePresident, and
C. NJ Bureigh, Secretary.
The dilspidated rookeries in Moyamensng, known as
the Astor Place and Rsys Court built for the purpose
Of lodging houses for the destitute blacks destroyed
BY Are last night Their occupants bad been turned
out by the order Of the Board OF HEALTH and
no individual suffering has resulted the neighborhood
where these miserable novels located will be much
benefited by this CONGREGATION.
Levi Lee miserable colored man, inhabitug a cellar
far from the fire. found dead last evening" and 1t
is said died from the combined effects Of beating re-
ceivsd at the hands Of named Angelina Ship.
man, who was occupant Of the same cellar The
cused and Joseph Mott, who passed a. her husband,
have both been committed to await the investigation
The deceased had been sick Of the fever and the other
occupants Of the cellar after beating him brutay,
elected him. and crawling into the yard he persisted
amid thesorm. When found he was nearly covered up
with the snow.
The member Of the Bar, accused Of obtaining
ney under false preences this morning held to bail
by Judge Kelly toanswer the charge at Court The &C
cused It said intends to carry the up at to
the Supreme Court
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L11fliiN GERMAN PHYsICiAN, IS ears, residept prs

COhNS BUNiONs, NAILS, &c. extracted without cut.
u ting or the ieasi pain by g. sHRIACOFF from &c. Pc
bprGh Russia. Once No 50 Chambers street, obPc:tss the
Park. dlo 1t~ro
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nK. HOLT the celebrated Tooth Ache Dentst, Is again
returned to hs city and has taken the old n the
eman who discovered, some ten years ago the ce1
batd for the six different kinds of Tooth Ache and
has been during the psss 6een ys.f Tho;; who have
know they have them fixed without giving the least
pain by calling him. The Doctor regulsr bred Bur-
Dentist Of fifteen standing well known
taton. His Office 10 $50 Huds0n street. dit stare