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BY Last Nights southern mali.
Herald Marine COrrespondeuce,
Agsru Mac u -

-. ~. Nh. 81 HiLApELPHIA. March i6-4 PM
Al sg s.ss, f;s :s
Ssis, Bermada: Columbia, Berry Providence, s,ihmsn.
burper; brges Philadelphia De Hat, New York Whale.
MIN Ell Gs orsi s sSGf Dr. DO
ris Boston Sis aas Vrria BAsT Tsnpieo; Unson,
po ssasss Gsls9sk 6sss ss asnh
Ross, Albsuv; A B Edwards Lopez. New York; barges
Oregon, wsggamsn. dol Dolphin Lamb DO; Middleser.
'''sN miscellaneous Record.
Bare LGwsI Jssy q day; h o% hS Ss,1 St h:
Of bowsp head &C. carried away on the n'aht II The lh
a q snow Storm having been run into by
Hosav Porfa.
BALTIMORE, March Io--Arr ship Republic, Lands from
Liverpool Jan 81 Bntsh brig jane saaIey from Loadon-
Plus Gray. Mobis-eporrs below, brig Atakspas, from
Mobile; .shr Mary Az iusta fom New Orleans; srtlsh
New Bsdford; New Rerulus VIZ. SrL; ve,mil,ca'
Seaman n York; Apslis smh, York; Richard borden
boSs Yo hive B.Sw dp
York barks Creole, Nonis from dc Ida Hal eti rom s9.
iGSS GSSq 's% & Son.. s.ia fs%
Limerick; g Susan, Laudemaa returning ard several
other. wn-si bou1d up ca bnk rage; ddoS
Godfrey, Cork and market; Martha Sanger Dopean sIro
.lsoa Gc,t nd m. ts' Es so;s vos SS
fqs, Scam as.y
john Murray, D.vereux Bsston; also bark W rdssCrow
No.so.S. March Is-Ar ship Antwerp, Robinson, Bos
ton Bt,tish schooner Rssua,o Chsddes IS Day: from
Waterford saad sch. =? :t, anc S.e
the latter days before the H. chr Mail Johnsoa
ger bound to Haven: lAth brgs Union lMiiehs Port
.mss ,sl Ss from e &
Jsneiro, bousd 70 York in distress.
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Rates or Ers ights.

CHAMELEON, March l2,-To Liverpool we quote I'd
for square and IA for Sea Islands, IS shlmgs rice
and I'D for corn at which three British vessels have
be- taken up in the course OF The week. For Havrs
an engagement has likewise been made at lkcts for
cotton and - per Dbl Of 800 lbs for The raes
New York have further declined, the packets taking
cotton cts ID for square bales and 81 so per Dbl
Tor rice We continue to Boston No for cotton and
81 % for rice For both places very dull
ApALAcHrcoLA March ga vessel has been taken for
Boston at l1c the parties chaerng, obg ating them
selves 10 give her another freight for the same port
case she returns and chooses 10 accept IL TO New
York shipments are still being made at nc, at which
rate brig il also loading for Fall River. Foreign
freights remain unchanged.
sAvArsAH March IL Freighs. both foreign and
cosstwise are extremely dull ond have further declined
during the week To Liverpool the rates are nominsy
"a for square and round bales cotton so shngs per
ton for rice The bark Howard has been taken up for
Havr: and has full cargo Of square bales cotton On.
gagged at ~ cents per pound To New York. Philadsl-
phia and Baltimore, the rates nominal transient
vessel for Now York. filling up at and 10 per IL
for square and round bales cotton and 81 81 Der cask for
rice and believe shipments by some Of The regular
packets have been made ut the same rates To Boston
bales cotton.
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PHILADELPHIA. March lf,. 1917

The Rev. VIM. Hogan, who has recently been
lecturing in this city, upon "Romanism and
Prestcraft," was taken very i'll yesterday morning
shortly after breakfast, and iumors are afoat that
he has been poisoned He remains in very crit.
cal state, though hopes now ente rtained ofhis
recovery Mr.. Hogan was many years since the
priest at st. Mary's Catholic church in this city,
Thomas Martin, blind man, was robbed of q
gold lever watch last evening. by three men, who
stopped him he was passing through the
Washington market, Southwark.
The supplement- to the Central Railroad Bill al.
lowing municipal corporations to subscribe TO the
capital stock, was killed this morning in the State
Legislature, the House refusing to suspend the
rules in order to take up the Senate's amendment
The vote stood yeas AZ, nays ii: two.third vote
was required TO suspend, and as this is the last
day OF the session, the measure may be consider
ed as having received its quietus.
The U. $. Steamer Scorpion took her depar.
ture about sunset last evening in gallant style, un-
der a full head Of steam. A large amount of
work was done to her while delayed here, and the
Improvements made to her boiler and machinery
have tended greatly to tho improvement of her
speed.
The Supreme Court of the State yesterday re.
fused tie application for a now trial in the case
of Frederick Reide, convicted Of murder in the
first degree at Pittsburgh. His execution will
therefore take place on the Goth OF April.
Sales OF Stocks at PhiIaSsIphia.
MAscH 1s.-Fiasr BoAap-6o u s Bank. ~; 80 do,
~; 30 Liken: Valley Coal Co. IS, 500 Wilmington R
o., ee eli 500 ststs g. II; ileo Lehigh o. 7o 1856
burg do, 81, as Lshigh, 2sk.
Arm s1LEs-l Fsnnsy lvanis Bank, ass; 5000 8
M IS LiEsD: Valley Coal Co. IS; 40 sS Girs1d Bank
srcorD BoAsp-s Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Aox;
do, 7ox 100 yicksburg r, sx; 4ss Lehigh Interest
90; 800 U 8 Treasury Notes, lo,lx
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Foreign Markets.

Havana, March 3-The favorable accounts from tho
United States have put up the Ice Of molasses hers
and sales made yesterday az re- but in Maapzas
there were no sellers ct rs Large sales have been
made at " re- In Cardenas and IL vessels were plenty
prices would 20 up 10 There has bscn good de.
msnd for brown and yellow sugar, and within week
past prices have advanced kakn. The last cargo OF
rice at ID RS, lard Sl4; per ar corn meal
IS per bril- New Orleans -FOUR sIsk molasses freiChts
SAX sax, sugars AZ SAX per Bile on Boston
and New York, a az per CO Mt prem; London, ~
Gars by the manufacturer
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penilI. Psksss. New York Georgia, Collins Ne. York
Is; S:sS s:sSs; W sh:. $3.50 YS.a Phi sss
Island Thorp disehg; Splendid, Bsrbss. New Yok Wal
POLE nTowrn New York. seh,s segane Cole new rmaki
I rhad sSsse HALL dsg sanss Dickilsen fhsd AIDE
March lasd sshrs Sparta. simmons. Philai nth.
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o. Few members Of Congress have for the last
were four detained II ulness from which 1t gives us
pleasure to learn II they are all recovering They
were Senators Lewis and Spegh and Messrs Reid and
Phelps, Of the House of REPRESENTATIVES Mr.. Speight
glad to be able to sate had far recovered a.
to leave this city yesterday morning for North Caroline
on his route to Mississppi-Wash. Union, Merck Is.
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No CUnt, 80 rAh --Dn Svhnlii, ~ vuaas srss,
may be consulted in the treatment Of delicate dsse
practice of fourteen years devoted diseases
enables Dr. O. the form Of this disease
cases cured in tour days, no mercury used tire cnrd
in two weeks, without Cons tutiona de-
biIty-Those individuals who have ged ia a certain
losthscme habit positively be restored 10 health and
society. Dr. y. has removed his Office ns uated by
certain mushroom dentist Remember, 10 Duane street
next door to DR.. Johnson's. Jas I'M ire
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!, W Colonel Caleb Cushing, of Massachusetts,
CO. He will probably set out In the morning All his
scmpsne, with two exceptions. were on TIE way 10
ynsse TWO were to depart at the end OF the last
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MARcn lb-2 shs Fitcbburgh Railroad, l23<; 8 Yer
mont Central Railroad, SO; Boston and Msne Rsroad
lion; 10 Boston and Providence Railroad lO4 100 Nor
wien and Worcester Railroad 491z; 90 do 49 l75
90 saod Ao 20 do bl0i 4es; 25 do biw Ap; 100 East
Boston Dividends, 8 3.l6
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH IL.
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b,
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g: xsioiss Epssal., DS;sRj A:y:,: x%:'s1a:%
M:;,as. g G: &. Mi. TyIs.
Ss Wy.: Ns:%h M.h T:'Sn
And ew: surGes Chairman Coz Detroit. Holm,
SsS;:J wSipple, Ksll,sn s.su. !. er.nss, N::rish
i;.is Ss.ass;, seSae:s T,!:.;cs Ts SSs; $:
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ill.,; Star '"''' '''
sm sss
=S az
Hsss.s s % 9 81 D q hoard
ss Sss New H." b:s j..
'ss 9% .ssE. sa s
s.ts fsy: from
.;i:
ssS3
saw Berry for
aads ana ,,
hogany, moi.,:s.. sus. honey, &s. Holt Owen. Lett
ssouad with board II. noun
.sysd and vessel 70 badly d.nsssd ana
s.ss: s q ss :' .si
Bath iron Phiisdepha for Jaml standing ssE
aS s:; S1 o e.
vessel. on the Hshl'nd' was spoken by the revenue
y.1 Sh asy: Mobile: With
Of Porsmouth from Glasgow bound New Orleans; sawe
brig +: hs.,
Tered .:si:tanes, Ie o~.I " ' Aa' '-.'' -A''' u
wh SSSps 50
St S i; :s.i. ' ssss
Nsx Orleans; :bs had been ~ pilot So;,
Thur.tOn Vessel Brett Vose. Sid in company with
T HSfs" Wheeler. II day. fin Turks
moia.ss Peck Van Bergen Ls brs T.mpeo. hese.
angle: h.d.iPs G
inst; fifteen miles east Of the highlands spoke relief sehr
schr Columbia. Knapp Alexandria, -four. Sc, to s,ursss,
schr Hamen Peu6eld Georgetown. -four. &c. to stur-
schr Eco Cole. Baltimore with mdse. to johnson 9.
schr Commodore, Powell. from Norfolk with mdse. to
schr Sarah Ann Roe Ferry Baltimore, mdse. to johnson
sshr Charlotte. somsrs, from Norfolk, with corn Mr.
Finuey.
sehf z.beth. Bat,e days from Smyrna DEL corn. to
Barratt Go. n .
Barrltt < Co.
Sehr Marietta BUR-. Dearborn. from Richmond, with lour
to Alien x Paxson.
schr W Krmpton. Bede days from Alexandra, with
mdse to Stu Cos, CleaI Co.
scnr Michigan Terry. days from Baltin with mdse
10 johnson Lowden.
Hitchcock & Co
sehr Lydia, Post. days from Baltimore, with mdse,
MAILER < Lord.
schr King Philip Sherman, days from Baltimore with
md.e, to master
Schr Iowa D,ton Baltimore, mdse
schr Geo Ross, stirling, Norfolk, oysters.
Scht Augusti, Brown Alexandria dour and corn.
bchr Gen Scott Camp Norfolk, corr, to- Mr. Finney.
hoRpny from the wreck Of ichr Henry q King.
Bage hewitt Barclay, days from Philadelphia. with
to ALI ed Barratt K Co.
Below.
Swedish bark Gustaf Wass, Brandt from Gefe with
to Boorman Johnston.
Also, brig-unknewn.
SallOds
Packet ship Fdea, for Liverpool; bark Cherokee fol
Glasgow.
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D0NThe rumor about battle between Santa
Anna and General Taylor was revived last evening
without the slightest shadow of foundation. There
not particle Of information at the war Once which
justi6es such q suPpo ston.-Wash Union, Afarch 49,
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LET IT'S WORKS
REC 0 M NJ T. N ID T..
ROAkE'S
IODINE LINAMENr

H S1sa and S s Of
sa%ols s.icsisiss s .erofais OF flsss evil. ohil.
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s:a. s sSSs .s.s S'S sSsss psa
in t ss 'ss Or i., breast sp%pI:' ;, 5Rs
'rr RESp # fh n " VS. DE NJ &c.
wM T. PEEK u John street, was Gated of Clumsy Sore
Throat by few applications he says the best remedy
JOHN + EEELEa: sf.hs Bro BROOKLYN 9 s,g A:ylam
ss,is Re r. sS
ssS:: s: :i:;';s q:
wsa .,.e: will testify to its
CoM GEoRGE DEkAY was cured Of Rheumatic oous
Residence 18th street, near 7h avenue vo,v Nv ,au
Messrs 8. J. IsannsoLL 4 Co,
into existence raise my voices in their favor yet "
H. sss have and real
o.s. .,. been Xix RHEUMATISM for tn.
ss ;s.a n: ;i.s
"a ING .a. the first Nay wh0g rrs,ns me ~ 1
bed isoatIas:S II nearly months: ssd:.as
Ss1S n. most %
mine called ES SSSa1 k sf iobs S:' IsSEH
cry Il 70 .pSy The q To
tiuued until had used two tiles, which effected
=
shu Affected Try kaOw to be the only
South Third ns., fourth street. WiIlis@.sSs
LOSS e G' TIE Hys Or THE :, -.
Mrssss. s. lNeEnsoLL, Il Co.:
i.wNh feeling. Of the utmo. gratitude offer You my
humble testimony m favor 81 your most valuable nn'msnI
y
who me for time and aay told me hat he
could help Si E sS' III! :" ASs -
ns ''s :Asi
If! NODE q a..s%sa,. sSsy ss.laasd cold
black and cold as lee wa. again brought home having
S $
sss
wes mad ssea seated in my inis TO BE- SSis. up
WIN sfss s II s. sis
SSs: h % s.. re =.
prs..,on: Of the rrstads ss toward. YOU brought
health Tsh. youi DospsIty and happiness
Signed. Truly E IA iKTftMsf ssyAL EfisTFkR
thereby certify that the above esrt6cate signed By ny
daughter. is true In every respect ,,.rcy
State of NswYork, city and county Of Ne. York.
E ~ .,i.ss /
them, 10 true in every respect. 49,.
Sworn 70 before this oath day OF October. 1916.
Signed L. VAN TINE,
Alderman OF the Ninth Ward.
PAIN KILLER
MEssRs. 8. INeERsoLL & Co - Gentemen--DurinE tbs
month OF Sepembe! last wife sprained her ankle no bad
ny
for least but alter making lew
thorough applications Of Roakes Iodine shs vas
the morpng entirely welt have also ben for years
troubled with chilbans and have tined every thing have
heard found anything that gave me "a inme
date and permanent relief the VI your Iodine ln
ment." Yours truly, ---
SYLvANUs WHITE,
III Bridge street, Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Dec. 1s, 1916.
q. lNGERSOLL, sole proprietor
Principal Depot, 100 PEARL Street 3. INGEHsOLL,
sole proprietor For sale also, by all respectable druggists
fs3 sod2msr
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"A q mn NEW AkD-AM Exit AN GQMPUu " D--rhia
BOOV popular, pleasant and specific remedy 10 war
rsnted to ehecfnsv all eases ofa delicate disease
IL Aavs forfeiture OF the Persons
this celebrated Article need fear sxposurss
odor on BREATH requires restriction diet bu
and adapted every and condition.. II contains
noxous drugs injurious TO- the constitution,
but the from infection Thousands of
standing have been cured by single bottle while The
This 10 uumped humbug" it has long BEEN and still
is used in the private sctce Of physicians uneing
curiag huud ed Try IT, and
convince yoarseves Sold wholesale by CoNsrocK Co,
Courlsndt rciled Bowery and Grad Bowery
and Walker Bowery and Houston Bowery and Fourth
MARKET street! corr er q East Broadway l. Cotton, ss5
bes cor Of Fulton end aer New York; COT Fulton
Cranberry Brooklyn; Third and Souh ST. fhiisde pha;
corner Charles and att Streets B,ltimore O. S.ot Wash
ngon City; Robertson Cormick, Norfolg, Va and r. Co
hen Il Co. hariesron y. q mi,s eodsr
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o. living COLLECTION OF rare and curiou
plants ha. just been received from Tsmpico and place
In the national conservatory at the Patent once The,
are present from Major General Pattsrson-W ashtns
ton Union, March l5.
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FRANKLIN Lasehr Colo ado-5l hhds sugar Is tics ZIG
bbs molassss Peck Van Bergen.
MOBILE Brig vrgnia-ess bales cotton Adams 4 Haw-
hon-l05 do Drake Mlls-l6 do Dellinger-2 do Rich
ard rwip2o do Centre col trunk PsL~alee kogsn.2
trunks hat and bundle OF drawings Edward Mntin-6o
bales cotton boxes b0nuets to order
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i Ltvr.,ooL-Packet ship Fideiia-Msior Robert Martin
BA Lieut. Osborne West, BA, John w Yates, 6A. Canada
Fvsderi,k Leach, w Motlsy. New York; Mr. Csribach
Germany.
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Southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON. Msrch Is in our last weekly report
psrstvey quiet state. owing then to tho
withdrawal Of buyers with the apparent unwllngness
to acGeds any further to the continued stening terms
Of holders On Saturday, the first day the past week
however, the favorable sccouns received Of the New
York market caused the former to make their appear.
to effect sales that day. Of rising of 1900 bales at an
Of fully Nc on prices at the close Of the market
on the day previous since then the market has con.
almost each successive day their demsnds while at the
same time they exhibited much indifference in sfscting
sales follows On Monday, 6e4 bales; on Tues.
day. l2l4 bales; Wednesday, liol bales. Thur.day Ass
an
per the following quotations Inferor l0c.; ordinary
i l.s IiddIinE iox lox; ,mdalng fair io, ne
4as bale. at ny; % Tx; l!Milx; ssa,iix; 1919
Ill., sas isa Il Il as So At a.
lO4 at l0h 466 at TO- and Is bales OF mastodon Is
cents Long Cottons-There has been inquiry for
this article during the past week. and can report the
sale OF 2ss bales comprising 1903 bales white, aud l0s
bales stained Sea Island AID ~ bales Manss OF the for
Is bales sold at 80 cents II bales at 3D. and 81 bales
at 81 and upwards. Also is bales extra ne-ior the
stained, extreme rates Is cents principally 10 10
cents The Names brought from ~ a 20 cents.
very little inquiry for cotton since Tuesdays report
the aggregate sales Of theour days exceeding 900
or 600 bales Factors have seemed but little disposed
oner their cotton at while buyers have
manifested equal Indifference The sales made have
been ct our quotations Lrerpool Clssnacation Ordi-
nary, 81 *; middling. 9k w: good middling sx
w; middling fair, OK eX; fair, ioK lok.
SAVANNAH, March II There has been O moderate
demand during the week, and prices have improved
about 18th since our last The sales up s,Ol5 bales
as at OK % at 9x 2e at s ls2 at TO- 2ls a,
l0 7e4 at l0 65 at 10 $40 4S0 at 1O 906 at l0 2o4
at lon; 80 at l0 and at H. bales Nankeen ut iOc
per 10; inferior 9x ordinary OK 10; middling l0x
loh middling fair, l0x l0x iair to good I0X ii
Sea lslands-The transactions have been quite limited
the sales amounting to only SO bales foow7 at a.
ID at a. 10 49, 10 at 81 Is at &c. bslss at "a cents
per Id.
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flt7er PanDsng0fo Arx1vo0s
CANrov-ship Tonq uu-Dr = Boon. Cha!lestsn.
frsnxnsuoo-brg Eagis-Csft Harris late ofthe ship
PhObe cOudemned.
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Herald marine Correspondence.

KEY WE.r. March s, 1917.
S aSs sS. g.: e.: IL:
g. Il: salvage
p s 81 ' ai .fs s
the arees. pot'on' New Orleans flour commanding in that
The bSs Helen. Of Baltimore arrived yesterday, and
BARK swan Of Pniisdeipha arrived aud ha. commenced
tskisg in ergo Of bark Ann Hood WATSON previously re-
uds BsonsOn d.ehsrssd vas: amour. of bushes.
n,s hat
no Longer q; b: allowed g .u1e, by delay:
ecpsi h. bees rssaullsd md s,SsrE.s repaired
"a New pSsa % sS
miscellaneous Record.
For particular. Of the mutiny &c. on board the whale
Exchange Reading Rooms day half past ii O'clock
Ship. = Hsd;G. for London; adelaide for Hama and
1ero for Mo Jansiro. Letter bags as above
SIR, Lazy oes S from the cutie. Ia
iae aside the bar Little tsg Harbor She
iSSa: Injured
from John NIB hi: port. The fancy touched Bar
,a;,s o. the ship Lord yelling
tshe has since srrived'n port
BS sa,r Losp WElliscIerEws learn ilSn Capt ottiP
the Ss Ss to on sesoun. Of bs
very low rids, and dseharsus her ballast She snoa
and safely moorsd making about" feet water twenty
scHs R,eHxosp. sscv.r from Tho%..tcn for Nsponse,,
the Ih high One Of the tanks ofthe anchor
the about r inches below the
She sunk few muutss being 9rst run on the flats Tho
is or 10 casks saved from on deck The and cargo
belongs to q Clark. Of ThomastJn.
ScHR MELviLL, from Bsothb,y for tastpor went
ashore on The point Of Owls Head hrbor, the 18th inst
hkh dry she SAID be bad situation, where she
will remain until next 'p s~o siSs.,
Ship Fanny fin Orleans for Liverpool March of cape
FiorIds.
Brig susan fm w Indies for Boston, Msrehn OF Sandy
Hook
Brig Eliza for Portland March lat IS o. Ion 7as5
Brig Com HULL (oi Bostonl Cethcl, I'm York for Guada-
loupc, March 7, lat 20 0s, Ion 81 IS.
Whal0men.
See repsrt Of ship Tonquin at this port
At Maui, Nov Italy, Weld, SH full; 7tb Henry Tuke
Champln, Warren 1000 this season.
Touched at Oahu June 8, Albion, Hathaway, FH "a
100 SPIN VIII nothing this and sid Aux g. to cruise
"a I'm % Jaas "a Mcisor Ls;teI Mystic ws1sss 100
this season, and sid July for Chill Gid so DO Aug Sah,
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10 II IS said the India rubber mills in this
neighborhood are ruanng day and night on
contracts with tho Government to supply the requis
tons Of the army in Mexico for Ind. rubber equip.
ments Bridges wagon doets. knapsacks, havsrsscks,
canteens provision bags and tents are some Of the ar
cles made Of 1t. Mr. doodyesr said to have contracts
with the for full H200 900 worth Of traps for
the army-Newoyk Dsilv .adv
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hRrrucKy.-The Legislature Of this State, at
s session just closed passed laws for the
Of "a line Of communication, by railroad. from one Dor.
aer OF the ststs TO the otbe and also granted char
graph from the line of the State principal city
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Se0 Iep0ft Of 1OnQuln, az TINS Port.
At vau, Nov Italy, Weld, sH. full; 7tb, Henry Tuke
Champlin, Warren 1000 this season
Touched a Oahu June Albion. Hs,hsy:y. FIJI "a mos
Sid i'm DO Juns Meteor Lester Mystic wantins or 100
bbls M crusc honeward; Midas, Davis, NIB nothing
this season. and sid July D. for Chill Gid from do Aug Sah
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State OF NewiYork, city and county Of New York.
t~~~ Personally appeared before me, Ann and MARI
L. {MeAlster, and being by me daily sworn, doth de-
wv pose and say, the above certificate signed BY
them, strue in every respect. -.
Signed, +. VAN TINE,
Alderman of the N nth Ward.
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battle with the wings in the North. Suppose Cass
10 be the Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
wings TO appoint one candidate for the whole
Union. The intervention Of the Southern candi-
date. with even the votes OF South Carolina, Ala
bama, Georgia and Florida, may throw the cleo
ton into tho House, and there lies the chance for
Mr. Calhoun and that is the only chance but
as far as it goes, and it covers the whole ground,
IL is a chance.
The orthodoxy of the democracy foresee this ar.
rangement or disarrangement OF their plan, and
that, end as it will, the chances are against the
regular nominee. Mr.. Calhoun, perhaps, FORE
sees 1t. He has only to secure the South. He
has strong hold upon them in the annexation of
Texas-but he may clInch the nail. He thinks
ne has II IN the resolutions against the Wimot
provlso--the resolutions decaratory OF the equal
rghts OF the slave States with the other States to
tue public domain OF the federal compact, and so
iorth' Benton smells rat-he scouts the resolu-
uons as distractions and as fire brands thrown
Out 70 SCI tne world on fire. But it won't do. The
rres9luuons VIII take hold in the South, and Mr..
ylnoun Wll there maintain his ground. II now
useonss Imperative that he should be formally
ekcommunicated. The Lieutenant General Is
appointed 10 the task. The day cornes.--
Big with the fate Of nations and of Romen
Mr. Benton In his white waistcoar. back stock
goa nmfned eye glass, and black rband dozen.
rneuts before hum, the faithful around him and
the cabinet at his back, arises to the execution M
the cossprator. He reads extracts. he ono,es
old documents, he turns the ongin of the war
he oonsummated the Texas annexaton M,
Benton sits down. Now, sir, what have Won rot
to say On the spot the nufer nulifies the ex-
punger. Old Bullion overshot the mark and his
shut rebounded against himself But the orthodox
viii be SO good as 10 consider Mr.. Calhoun respon-
ssle for the war. IL will be great accommodation
70 Mr.. Benton, and it will keep this "proud Cesar