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BOARDING.
q EnK SALE CmEAP- ssyersI yIrslnla Nlsh,.

Il FOX SAI.E CUEAP-sayersl Virginia Night.
q insAles OF beautiful pgmasa and In full song, not
IN be surpassed BY any brds q tho same hind al
ScXtny place Ia this city. Also lot OF Mccfins Binds
OF a "a periOr descr ption la hstrats singing Lkewiss
few fsIOquets Love Birds Lnnets and Canary Birds
At 52s Pesrlst between Centre aud Film SITS. d2t I'm
an ONk PRICE.-BROvN n co iTs Chatham.
Xlk square corner Of Motst wish 20 inform the pub
~lic Of the great improvement In the msnufscturs
and flush OF the - Hats which retain rich las-
sno viii well compare With those sold al higher prices
I'm
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xsLxy.. PIANO tOitTE MANuFACTO
sx3rk7H} RY, ibl Fulion-ss e'', side Brosdwsy-
STHHHAn entirely article, warranted sups-
" u Vror 10 tone aud 70 keep IN tune much ion-
sef than any uss made with peculiar harp frame,
obyiatlns the objection - metallic petales wrtfeu
guaranty will be gyen With sseh instrument, and whsa
any doubt their quality - esprsssed, tie payment
sENTFTT ROGERS,
t.l<u A1 e<i.os.t SAT- s6s erosdvey
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a TmE LARGEsT AssOKrMEnT

n rEl OF beisicads bfds, msifesses and feath.
NJ WILbkRDS Warsrooms
49, 10 ChAthsm, cor. Mulberry st.
The attention of house keepers and others particular
y called % Wells patent snt and left screw bsdsts<d
which drew tho prem Al The ats Fair ol the Anericsa
Inst Old bsds rsEssated Cots wholesale and retail.
die Inn
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u Nsrious ming spaee I0f every day in ne
year, Almanac Time and Interest Tables. kc Blan<
Books OF every description Fooscsp and Letter Paper
r1lsd and plain; lh<stands, Pea Racks Desk Weights
afers Sealing Wax Gard Rscks Steel Pens, PenkDIses
Lead Pencils Daily Calendars Interest Fables, Advances
and Discount Tables, Playing Cards Yates, Ac, &c-
Manufacturers q the Cei,braed Cyot0n Tx Get Pens
Manifold Letter Writes &c FRANCIS L0DTRkL,
b ManafaxLlrLnk sLatlensls. n MAIDEN Lane
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GOODYEAR'S METALLIC RUBBER FABRICS.
nn BROADWAl.-The uiost ext.nsiys assortment
lOU Of Indiz Rubber Goods ever offered IN shis city
embracing every article .ctGfed and q quail
~ hsretotOgs VnequAet. The variety includes coats
coaks boots shoes capes Doeces travelling &c &c
AZ wholes.l and retail e. the GOODYEAR Rubber Ware
house 30 Broadway, opgorte Trinity chsrch,
al In h-fsyse1 Pine ard ~ ~
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~ yered ana trpnkcd, Cor mgnfsl nfs, naanf1c-
tuned and for ssl,, Wholesale AID retail, ~
nN DiHTZ BRoTHHR = GO. i39 ViihsmH
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The above Aim got up IN beautiful style and prnt
"A an 6ne paper with sg5s.antal II Is sod u
Ioi cent. for the single copy 81 per dozen or 81 per
100 copies.
Postmaster. renting 81 By mail will receive - copies
wos.y NAV Be transmitted BY mail from any part Of the
r-pitea states ., our risk. GREELEY mcELRATH.
A. Publishers.
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THE -EMI-WEHKLY TRIBUNE
HRw-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

a pubhshed every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morni
Price 8 per annum. Two copies ioi -.
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(,UIOROFuRlI-This ns~ substitute for phafle
.iSS, icr prodaeins iassnsihiity oarinz surgical op
- III obstetric cases. be had caref1y pre-
.-sS - oerfectly pare a. Doct CHiLTOSS cheniesi
bkp6t = Chauberss- y ="
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~,prTCuFTT,s SOLAR GAs.-S0fICE-Ah
Cn-~sns srs hereby es1tionec asans rakirg afns oF
.,5nx 10 hers 10 bs used, the above or ga
~. sbt.nei through the subscriber AZ every ore
a. asinz ri. ts proceeded assns. asssI "a - ,a~
!" 'A''-se De WERE BURR,
% csw7ms ts-n' ''f th> st-'s 81 " t'''
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L'kE-H fhliI.-b0rGe%tx ffenss Ia fplsnt6
isEcl boEesi AA4s, Grapes, &c tegs, perfect otasr
Asags Rasrs sss3si.a packages Italian Ctron lants
CaT.znts AID general assornlen. Of Eas and Ffss
heir ss.s'a, for fy supply o. By Iks ao.niY 10 cas-
81. 70 ''~''' "a" ~ ssssa vou.. -. o...A.--..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

sr<szrx-l-fOK SALE 81 tie old stand. barclay
st. opposite tho Asior House, variety III
X6i a AID octave PlenoQTtes, u every
u ~ u Uvaristy Of pattern, with all tho modern
gem1nls GOD and mahogany CASES, warrant
on hlfs JAMES THOMPSON,
GA 3m Lsfe IsliInan L Randall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
tTALVlENSIS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1913.
The Public printers-personal Exploration.

The Public Printers-Personal Explanation.
An effort is making to break down the public
printers. A strong combination of both parties
is arrayed against Messrs. Wendell and Van
Benthuysen. We stand aloof from the conspira-
oy. We have no desire TO be associated in any
such enterprise. We go for giving the public
printers fair chance and fair hearing, and we
are opposed TO prostratlng them jast they are
getting their machinery into working order
The public press, without reference TO any party
or iraction of party, is indebted to the public
10 CO fer, TO the extent of their obligations to
Congress, all the courtese. due TO the press.
From certain anonymous letters sent TO mem
bers of the Senate, it would appear that even the
meanneSs OF anonymous attacks is resorted to,
that most despicabe Of all modes of attack
Having stood aloot in this matter thus far. we
feel this explanation due TO the reporters of the
Herald as not being particeps criminis in this
underhanded game, OF which we regret to hear
we are suspected. w.
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Arrival Of Strangers
TuElpAY. Eehruarv
AMRRlCAN Ill TEL.

AMERICAN Ho TEL
Maclay g Army Minor, New York; L Morris.
Dickinson YoSke's; L,sp Donaldson. $ Nays D Lnu
j Knowlton, G C heushaw. w Ward, Il Kane Mr. Daniel
Webster Boston; Geo Still Ph!,delrhil; z March Wash
Peterson small PssSei I ph,. GnnansHa% Bc:oH
Hca. s TS, ss;sf
do Gre" Msa c
d sioa syaa ds pSy ra' SIR. M a. ~
a Md NJ, s Sssra
Boston; M Potter, Rhode island En-: PglIadeiphIa
Wsss p,n ismonds sssson NJ
aud Mrs Fiske, Baltimore; Loring, George Upham II
Cant Pr;tchar5. Army; MIR Fuiman, n York; Rsdkin
Berry @ Capt Tyler Now,en ms ps1n NsyKS
Nntcssz; Mr. and Mrs Clary, Boston, Andeson LGndou'
sake, Phila Dale. ssehe,s Harbo Stafford Albany
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Rocnsstes George Prtchard Gncnn,t;iB Tai,ne yIcks
L yn Hudson n.Gy
G shS NpST Hove Cincinnati CAPT RSIda Buffalo;
HOWARD HOTEL.
PhadeIphia; J Howard Washington; Il Atwood, ) Wat
son, Boson II Cutler, Connecteat; . CromwelI Ma,sa;
N Shean, Kentucky; d Winchell. Cnenaati; Wheeler.
F"sa NJ ~ and an fSo@@s Sw ss ,a
philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Smith, Nashville; Dorlon,
Troy.
JuDsoN's HOTEL.
Buck, H,rtford Turner. WsteTbuty; II Jones. m:
!ssG s s'fs
Col BomfoId, Wanhnston. Cart Churchill shp Hermopis;
ss sSsiS .I a wisa. DistGGss ss Yi ass
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
PHILADELPHIA, February l, 1913.
| The Grand Jury--Fre Rioters-Indictments-

The Grand Jury-Fire ers-Indictments--
Pardon for Mutiny-Gen. Quitman, &c.
The grand jury of the Criminal Court, made
their final presentment this morning. This
body has had in consideration the subject OF the
recent fremen riots, between the Good Will and
Paramount companies. The latter have placed
their apparatus, house, ETC., In the custody of the
Mayor Of the city, and have been suspended from
active service for nnty days The Farmount
company Is presented as a nuisance. The books
and roll Of this mpany have been carried away
from the house by some me der, and the in
quest could not ascertain their names, SO as TO
bring In bills of Indictment against them in
diyidually. the court will now take active
measures, to prevent the company from going
INTO service. The inquest has acted upon 1903
bills of indictments, OF which, 207 were pre- sent
ed and SO ignored. The true bills returned in
cluded z for murder, for riots. SO for larceny,
10 for keeping tipping houses, 80 for assault and
battery.
The President has pardoned John Harding,
one Of the colored men who was convicted in
1916 OF mutlny and manslaughter on board the
barque Cactus, IN the March of that year His
sentence was for three years imprisonment but
the recomme datIon OF the officers of the court
on account OF his being afflicted with a scroful-
Gus disease, has procured his paidon.
Major General Qultman is guest at the Uni
ted States Hotel. IL will leave US tomorrow
tor your city. great number Of citizens have
waited upon hun, aud To morrow the officers OF
ar volunteers VIII pay their respects to him IN
body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
Herald Marine Corrsspondencs.

rHGLApELrn,s F,bL, 4r M1Arriy.d-Earh.y ss.a Car
Fairy Foulke Demara aad Turks Island; Swan Bray BIOS
Perry Ghaesou; Mary Az" Guest, cagD. New Yok &c,
as Martin do john
mond. 49, - 80 -
Miscellaneous Record.
P.exEr ships lSpErEsDEScE Brad,h for Londsn ane
been detained.
BRIG vsro shue and for Providence in coming ont OIL
aso bound and had boom b:oke nsai bsaly torn
rus to the BARK %
Ays IS days lay fro Hs1 Hs Rptm,T'
lat 3d. heavy gale shipped which hove the vessel
her beam erds washed o. ebSard sl'sy carried away bnl
run INTO BY bark Wenhm Wyle from Baltimore bouid t.
London aud had eanied bowsp figure head cutwaer
little if any damohe.
Sean Hcsrn Mishe,oa hence fI Boston II betting int
lighter load from deck.
scsR JOHN TYLER at Holmes ole from ssal for Boston
lost deck load Of logwood in gale in the Gulf Stream.
Sem MeRrse SrAR-The crew Of his sch of aud 70,
S S, ssn siqs e "s
Martin Howes aud Atsl Bumpus ,eamsn all Of Wareham
ssnn DsAs p,Cyaspe. of H,!ts.;s on thf al,t M "a
water; masts and spars hanging alongside.
Whalemcn.
Brig Quito of sippican, has been purchased Nan
At 81 Tsomas oh ult schr Edwin Nickeon CT Province
town. rehtting
At st Mhiels Oct u.s. President Marshal Man, oil since
Leaving EsyI Noe 0e 10 where he landed ,sns 20 bb
At Payta Nov Is, by letter from Capt Winsow RoscuS
b, 90 sp. bound a cruise. - .
At1alcthusna Nov a. by letter, Lydia, Robinson, FIJI oil
not stated
Heard from between June and Aug lat IS to s9s,n
Ray, Man. mos ont $50 ,phad k.n $50 bbs IN ~ os John
Adams. iicoy NIB 873 sp-had aken 20 bbs IN mos
Spoken.
Liverpool Of and a3 days from Liverpool Tor New
r hip AdIot of iiS,aow ii days from Greenock for Mo
bic, Dec 8, lat "a 81 w. H.
British ship Meey, Of and from Liverpool Tor jamaica Jan
hip Marathon, Johnson for Mobile Jsn 20, of Apslschi
Zee a. lat 80 ~ lon a. ssnazed an An ,hp steering EsE
ipr blue white and reg signal With The letter IN
br,s uIbsrt HaGsd foi Few York, jan &C. ca Gore Hen
lcpen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

BALTIMORE, Feb. /, lS4S.
Failure Of the Ice Crop-Ezpedition for Liberia
City Morality The Scarlet Feuer--Burglars.
The Ice-house keepers, as we'll as those fond
of ice water, juleps, &c., are IN unusually low
spirits, on account of the mildness of the sea-
son. Great preparations had been made by our
ice dealers to lay in an unusually large supply
SO as to be independent of the North; but so far
the winter has passed, the floors of the ice
houses are scarcely covered.
The brig Amazon will sail from Baltimore for
Monrovla, and other ports in Liberia, with the
emgrants of the Colonization Society, to-mor-
row. The long absence of the Liberia Packet
has compelled the society to charter another ves-
sci. Great fears are still entertained for the
safety of the bark; bat there Is still probability
hat she may be sale She is fast saier, and
an unusually fine vessel. She is owned by free
colored men in this city and in Liberia, and had
been unusually successful, yielding large per
centage to the stockholders.
During the past week the number of deaths in
Baltimore were seventy-elght, comprising forty
two males and thirty-six females. Out of this
number there were tweniy-one deaths of scarlet
fever, which has been and still is unusually pre-
vaent in our city. 1t is in a most viruent form,
and completely battles the skill of ply slcians
A party OF burglars have been arrested here,
having in their possession a large quantity Of
stolen goods, some Of which is supposed to have
been brought from Philadelphia. Among the
articles are quantity of vestments belonging to
a Catholic priest, marked Rev. A. Garland who
belongs to Philadelphia.
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IyTELLIGEyCE BY Tue MAILS.
Affairs in W. shington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, ls4s.
The Punishment of Diplomatic agents.

W
The Punishment of Diplomatic agents
An erroneous impression prevails that there is
no law TO punish diplomatic agent OF the CO.
vernmsnt who exceeds his instructions, and acts
In disobedence of orders. An act was passed
in 1879, TO punish o'fe iders IN such cases, by
fine an1 imorsonment-the. fine not to exceed
five thousand dollars-the Imprisonment to be
not less than six months, nor M IRE than three
wears. Tnis law, which was called into exls-
irnce by the dsobed lent conduct of the agents OF
the government in France, in 1898, applies =
actIv 10 the case of Mr.. Trst, aad would furn sh
the President with ample means of punishln
however, that the law will he put in force again 81
him. From causes entirely independent Of his
disobedience, the President bears Mr.. Trist nc
good will, at presents but II Is not probable the
Cabinet would acquiesce in a prosecution of thai
gentleman under the law of 1893.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

Craftsmanship Ch,yieston-2o bis cotton II Lord
40 do BELL son-5l do 200 ck. rice Solomon Kohnsomm
bis Sprague Robinson co-257 cks te order
l2b cotton shy dsr52 chs rice George Bukley-
mdze ii Aucq,nclos scn-3 pkgs do Gearge suttou-2
JiW Maury 4 cc-6 hi bbs w l. Smith & coz George
Bulkley-i40 hides A II Brake.
SAvArNAH--Brg Phliura-4s bales cotton T. II Graves
is do Gibbs co-233 do Brigham Carhart15 packages
to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

TAYLOR MOVEMENT IN CINcrSNATL-Ac coll for meet
ing the friends Of General Taylor TO nominate that
distinguished soldier for the Presidency, is Ia circus
ton in this city, and receiving signatures rapidly
among excellent class Of citizens Cincinnati Gaz
No SENATOR FROM IowA--It IL said that there will te
no choice Of United States Senator, by the present
Iowa Legiaaure.
CArAL CoHrnAcrs--Tbe fac, that the Canal Board
aetr to.dsy 10 make sppoiL hes attracted reve.
raj hundred hungry applicants fr the oeee TO the olty
-sllbsny Knieksfboeker, Fee. ],
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Cleared.
Barks-Lepanto. Hager, Msrseillcs Robinson Harriet
Newell, Fitzpatrick. Havana, J Taylor Co.
bngs-Pietro, Sic) Napoli. Genoa Fielder Altoona,
Sonper Cardenas. Read * Hoppock
Schs-J ager Slater Yves: Coast Of Africa Gaiger;
Anadue. 0riha, Edenon Nc. Amer Pattsn Co; Pow
ELL Powell wilmington, NC; Wolcott Ryder Boston: Ho-
race Steelnsn. Coleman, -; Welcome Besse, Ware.
ham; Thos Peterken. ANY. Providence.
Arrived.
Brig Napoleon Debrot. Curacoa, Jan 9th with mdse 70
Foulke Sid in CO brig Union, Mitchell bound to Port.
land.
British brig Stephen Bnney Jones. Jsm.ica Jan to Dups.
comb Beckwith Jan a. lat &c. Ion 7l spoke schr Eliza
Grace, hence for Charleston.
Brig Phiura Thatcher Savanuah Jan 81, to Durham 8.
Dmon.
schr Miranda Parmeee Baz's sapsgo ~ days. with 1000
hides bales WOOL to Jewet Son.. Jan 2 lat 30 lon
70 49, spoke schr Louisiana Ryder from Trinidad de Cuba
New York.
schr Henry Clay. Change ChsTy.ors, to H Havens.
Schr John Anderson, Gibson, Virginia
Schr Mary Anna Mason, Greenwich, NJ.
Schr Hurd. Elliott. Tn pu,aston
Schr New York, Goodsell. Boston.
Below
bark, unknown.
Sailed.
Peruvian Rmac Ri, Janero and Callao; ships
Stephen Austin, Gavcson Clifton New Orleans: Mari.
Apalach oa South Carolina ChaTleston barks Spar
tan, Oporto brig Clinton, Savannah.
The Telegraph reports pilot boat ashore The inside Of
the Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

CURAcoA-Bg Napoeon59 bales goat skins boxes eoch.
neal 1891 ustc bbs old copper pkRe 1900 pieces
g Martha wood % kegs sloes Fouhe Sons26 hides
HoyeS3 bales SKINS hbs old copper do composition
Boonen Graves u
JAMAIcA.Brig sterhsn Binncy5s bags pmento Rowland
s. Aspnw all-70 do G Min u CO. CT do Aymar x CO.
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lPER STEAMER ACADIA
ec 2l-Arr Martha Wsshinpfon. Gre

Orleans
o,S Jan SAI Bs.nx Brothers RodsTs Charles.
York; Evehard, do. SID, Attn, Hercules MadGan, New
SIIr..r Jan sSAn Eliz, Pi,is New Yek Sid s,h Sir
kosSiSs; Eas:sE Iass Ei;a SsiassS,as %sas. fsi
%!.1ssssss, Shs aud Gis;!s e. TRs$$siSsis vs
%a.Sl 5 EIS :s ss as$ sssa
nth; Fred w.nss Ls ED! d. o.., 49,,
Efoeham do; llth Emgrant, Hill, do 10th, Unicorn. New
SD 1,2sso 81
S:.'sa Nv
% Nso yadsS Ss Soa
Cows Jan isAn Jenny. IincIe' New York Sid 9Th,
' PUsDs'1 S5 Jam S sMsid Douglass, Mobile
M Jn G Ops Dc : sS % Gh1s
s. s' Dss .
s.sa Rss NV 9!lsss: a0' 80, No.
S:s%A7 Jam HIssss Fai:;; NV S Ye q, Ion,
5;;%SsS;; 9; NV Orleans; Oh Wellington Chad
= IA $ Malaga ia' New YORK
SESc4 Dse ss%Ars Pso%p, Wem,n Bos,on; Jan
H4Ssr Jan s.srr zuIiei Thompson, New York; 3D. Ar:
g. Davis DE- l Uni n raTio do sh a.IIe! Jessie
POI Masonic Hawthorn Savannah; as,h. KeynS, Elan
Sailed Jan BuIsupdy, Baxter New York; lat ssouiIi.
o ps and
MeNiine do; Jan s;h y.!.aile;: Hunt. Boston w.
y
Iowa IN Ss'S s:" S:s New
Di,a.ersl 9Th. Nina, New York; oh, Warrington. do
na. @ Calcutta from
T ysS EEISSss New ySrl
Poa Allen and IN Ms%ae i%; Hcss
30 as
Ia Wippe Phiiadeip pSs''' ''s ''A 40 '.oA'n.."
a. sscd Sie.n S a Hen
MRGwH SH Sa:y sa e bM
I'LL. F$: "a 5eSS
sa: 16ss S s'fSa
Sbn %
.1S o
fOT Phii.dephis: MsTs,5s1, ior ssyannsh 49, ,
w1sa M5i:s 4sssw hssa d
pesI %
Mary Ann. Venice, and St La f., Boston; Emigan
LSyPSS Ssa9;
York A,sd. AID Caolns' Haifai; St Andrew Mon
eal; Hebe, for Tercera; .
yOIf; Ns%Sh jordan DO s'h samuel :ioi, . Williams
Ns h
Cephalide, Orezmbo. Mozart, and Oceanus, for New
PrNAse Nov 7Bark Three Brothers, stckney for Salem
PoRT.MourH J.a e-sld Hendrick Hudson Pratt, from
RoTHsAY. Jan SID Medawaska. New York
New York
TE1EL. Dec 2s3Au Katharine Jackson, Stafford Baltimore
YORK Dec 0R
eoit is expscted will be partly saved The vessel and
large portion Of the cargo were consigned to Messr CAM
and urd oshs n New YoI sSa hs oSe
half in London. For further particulars, general
SHP COURIER. Lock from Newport for Boston, put into
Cork the 9th Jan leaky aud with of ron) shift
DOVER JAN 9Th. China P4.co from London for Charles
ton ashore between the South and this place
HULL Jan s-The Ffanconia arrived here from New Yoh
New Orleans has put back with damage having been ashore
KIRxALDY. Jan s-The Lord seaton from Quebec, in at
we,w,d and will not got till her cargo be discharged
yesterday in the Vetpra dGcn AID was hauled into
hence for New York. has put back having sprung leak on
Deaf Jan 5-Br ship Sir Cha, Napier for New orean,
has put back.
sroxrsLshp CyInst ssbS5o, New York tsepta9) for
ship HAM ton Allen Boston Nov 1877 for Hong Kong Dec
sh Hope. New Orleans for Liverpool, Dec a. lat ST.
Ship Venice, Sage New Orleans for Trieste Nov 90 lat
ship Scotia. Mskelly Liverpool for Dec %. lat 40
N, len 81 w.
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SUICIDE AT MoNrREAL.-The Montreal Herald
of Jan 27th says MIR Hutton Perkins formerly pro-
rretor 81 the Montreal Ymes) committed suicide yes
erdgy by cutting bis tsrott vito rozlr, during az
o; temporary inssoy pf reatt wes Immediately call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

CUSTOM HOUSE AsD MAnfSE HOSPITAL ArALACBtcoLA
On motion OF Mr. CABELL,it was resolved that the
COMMITTEES On Commerce inquire into the expedisncy
Of mskiog an appropriation Tor a custom house and
marine hospital NJ Apsiachicols in Florida
BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN MISSOURI ARKANSAS
Mr. JoHSs1N. or Arkassas Introduced a bili 10 con.
firm tue DOGnitry u- between tue states Of Missouri
aui Arkansas wni5b r~ai re. tan g. and passed
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Mr.. A. SMITH introduced a bill mekiog appropria.
tons for ths Improvement Of the Mis- ppf river
which was referred to the Committee on Commerce.
hNNExATfoS OF NEW MEXICO CALIFORNIA
Mr.. TURNER, In pursuance OF previous notice asked
leave TO aroiuce jolat resolutions for the annexation
OF Nsv Mexico, orf UPpr aEd Lover California
OBJECT onjestrl
The ssEAxIR-O Injection being made the question a
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Port OF New York, February 2, ls4s.

81. : :.4. 81 moo. , Y.4:;
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House or Representatives.



THE DEBATE on THE PREsfDENT's MESSAGE
Mr.. Corr submitted a resolution tina. tho debate
the resolutions refr the Presidents message to the
appropriate committees shall the first day Of
February, (tomorrow) a. two O'Clock.
Mr.. CRozIER inquired whether the resolution could
be amended
The SPEAKER replied ia the Affirmative.
Mr. CRozIEn moved 10 inert, instead OF tie fret Of
February the first Of March.
This amendment was lost; and the question being
the Adoption of he resolution,
Mr. CoLLAMER moved to !sy 1t upon thu table; and
the yeas and nays being taken the question decided
in the negave-yeas 81 nays 1875. And the resolution
agreed to.
FoRrFfcATIoNs-ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. VIsToN, from tue Committee of Ways and Means,
reported bill making appropriations for certain for
fcations, AM bill for the support OF the army and
luutesrs for the ending 3Oh OF June isl9 which
generally ordered to be printed and referred to tho
Committee Of the Whole on the State of the Union.
Thu last named blu appropriates
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTArTv


Mr.. GOGGlN rose 10 privileged question. lie de-
sired TO be excused from serving the committee
charged with the consideration of the subject OF the
tona monument, propose to be erected at York Town,
Virginia He suggested tI selection of his colleague,
the Hon. Mr.. BAYLy, in his stead
The gentleman was excused accordingly.
Mr.. HENLEY asked The unanimous consent OF the
House Tor permission TO give notice of his intention 10
introduce JOINT resolution with reference to the mileage
OF the messengers who bore 10 this city the official votes
OF the different States for President aud Vice President at
the recent election
Leave having been granted
MIR. BROWN of Pennsylvania asked il his motion to
reconsider the recent vote ordering the binding up Emo
rvs report with other documents, not then in orde!
The SPEAKER understood to reply that other
similar motions in order before that came up TO
which the gentleman from Pennsylvania referred among
which, the motion to reconsider the vote by which the
resolution of the gentleman from New York Mr.. GoTrl
had been adopted came first
Mr., KAUFMAN insisted the consideration of the
motion TO reconsider. Whereupon-
THE SLAVE TRADE IN THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
Mr.. STUART of Michigan (who was entitled to the
floor and addressed the House considerable length
explanation Of his for moving the reconsdera
ton of that vote At the conclusion OF his remarks
Mr.. VlNTON reminded the House that it had assigned
this day for the consideration of the bill TO supply deli
cences in appropriations for the year ending June 30h,
ls4a, and the bill making appropriations to carry into