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Der decisions, tor upon a similar point Of order
being raised during the discussion on the Yucatan
bill, he declared that although the questions dis
cussed were fcreign TO the merits of the BILL and
had been allowed great latitude, il would not do
at that stege 10 prevent IT, After a good deal of
talk in sierence the great dignity of the Sena-
torialbody-whichc caused even the Senators them
selves 10 grlD-a vote was taken upon allowing
Mr.. Clayton 10 proceed. which was agreed to-
yeas 70. nays p. Mr.. Clayton then proceeded to
express his confidence in General Taylor, which
he declared was given merely from the tone and
him beyond, He praised him especially for his
moderate opinions. If General Taylor's election
will have the effect of dcmoshing the ultras of
greater bentf TO the country than the passage or
def,at OF all the bug-bear bills, which politicians
endcavorto friehen the people with Omega
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July !P M-Arrivsd-B porpoiss Drake
NYorh brig Shakespeare Psndeton Boston; sohrs Holder
den, Crowe Achsah D. Douglass and Gasclc Rogers Provi
dcncc Ackam, Carlisle Benz Reeves Roeves Orion was
and Antonette, Brown Boston, Waterman Walton Lubec
Chief SHAKER Chcse CT IT, Beckett Babocck and oop May
Kirby, smith, NYork
Columbus Peck. Charleston; brss Ocean
Queen ncFaddsn 81 John Narnguasua Hinklsy lancet
Phbrook and Shakespeare Pendeton Boston, schrs c ke
BAbcooh kYork Acah d. Douglass and Boston orscn rrsv
dence Harriet Newnl, Warren; David smith, Smth zen
Reeves Rsevvs Delaware Toomb Antoisstte Brown Orion.
Wass Aohlam Carisp and 0aele kogsss BOSTON, Bcstsn
Hia NIoodcn rsmue d, Staples seoo barge shark MY
York,
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WASHINGTON, July S, l84S.
The Wilmot Propiso an the Senate-No adjourn
Nient net.

WASHINGTON, July S, 1913.
The Wilmot Propiso an the Senafe-INo adjourn
ment get.
After several hours spent between Mr.. Clayton
and Mr.. Foote to-day, IN the Senate in the discus
noH of the principles of Gen. Taylor persus Gen.
Cass, there was considerable deal of voting
on the question of fixing day of adjournment.
The wings are anxious to adjourn; the Cass demo-
Gratis desire first to take the wind of the sails of
Mr.. Van Buren, and the bamburners, by settling the
Oregon California and New Mexico, which thew
propose to do by running the Missouri compromise
straight through TO the surges of the Pacific; and
which is the only way to do it.
Messrs. Niles, Dix, Allen, Bradbury, Dickinson
Bright, Cameron, Hdnnegan, Hamn, sturge on
Hale and Fitzgerald voted with wings pretty gene
rally on every question, until 1t came directly on
the question ct agreeing to the House resolution
amended, fixing on the 3lst OF July as the day of
adjournment.
Mr. johnson, of Georgia, then renewed the ap-
peal TO the democrats TO stand by each other, and
to hold on till these vexed questions before them
are pat to rest The appeal had its effect; for, on
a mouon to lay the resolution on the table, 1t was
Hamlin, Hale, Dix and Allen, voting with the
wings. These are all proviso men, except Mr..
Allen, who having taken such bold stand In the
outset for an early adjournment, was compelled to
carry it through, notwithstanding the discovery of
the object of the wings, which is nothing more nor
less than to adjourn, and leave this provso unset
tied until after the presidential election because
you know the settlement OF the question, by re-
moving the last prop of the bamburners, might re-
suit in their cohesion with the hunkers. Not very
likely-but ii might SO happen.
There is prospect now, since the arrival OF
the treaty, which brings In the California and New
Mexico questions, that shall keep the session
in full blast till the first of September.
THE Doctor.
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BALTIMORE, July 5, lS4S.
The Fourth of July in Baltimore-Ihe Tdylorites-
TNedfvicais &c

BALTIMORE, July 5, lS49.
The Fourth of July in Baltimore The Tayioites-
Theatricais, &c.
Never "witffin the recollection of the oldest in
habitant," was the anniversary of our National
Independence celebrated with more patriotic ardor
than was evinced by our good citizens yesterday.
Nine of our volunteer companies went on pilgri-
mage to Washington, accompanied by about three
thousand of our male population, and about one
dozen steamboats, were out, crowded with passen-
gers notwithstanding which, the streets were
filled with pedestrians the omnibuses were
crowded, and the woods surrounding the city,
filed with old and young, grave and gay, all en-
loving the festival to their hearts, content. As far
as have been able TO ascertain, the day passed of
without incident or accident of any kind to mar
the general enjoyment and there were very lew
drunken men observed perambulatlng the streets,
as is often the towards the close OF the day.
card just put forth by the wings of New Orleans.
They threw up their hats tor Taylor higher than
ever, and are beginning to capvate the Clay wings
Taylor now only needs Clay's endorsement to
make him much more paatable than he has been,
notwithstanding his inconsistency in changing his
position before the people.
Murdoch is drawing tolerable houses at the
Front street theatre. He appeared, last night, as
Pierre. Jack Dunn is soperforming at the same
house.
The Wax Statuary of the Last Supper, the Cru
cifixion, and the Trial of Christ, exhibiting at
the Washington Hall, but have been very unsuc-
cessful. They arc well worth seeing, but one
seems TO care about seeing them.
The military and vislters are coming IN from
Washington. this morning, in great numbers
They ali express themselves as highly delighted
with the enjoyment of the day.
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENC e.
TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.

TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS
Captains of vessels bound to this port will confer
special favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for this Office in readiness to deliver
to our news steamer, the News Boy. The News Boy
viii board inward bound vessels in the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook and any attention effort made BY
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch OF
the steamer, win be properly appreciated by tho pro
prittor Of the Ne,o Pork Herald. Gentlemen In com
mand OF vessels bound to other ports whether foreg
domestic, will lay under additional obligations
by forwarding, through the mail otherwise, the
ports ship news, or papers Of any kind that may be
deemed Of interest.
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BALTIMORE. LILLY 6.

BALTIMORE, July s. 1Si5
Refsvw of the Pleasure Seekgs-Accideni to a Nam
. frolsf Lady Ship Lawtch-fnccndilrism -Raif
road Accidenf--Acqu,tiai Of General Pillou.
The Fourth of July txcursonists have all re-
turned to the city, and seem to have enjoyed them
selves beyond all precedent. The only accident
that occurred in tins vicinity the Fourth was by
the explosion of firework shell, at the Asquth
street gardens, which shattered the hand, and
seriously wounded lady on the breast. have not
learned her name, but she was vister TO the city
from, Nantucket She is in good hands, however,
the Junior Artillerists, under whose management
the exhibition was arranged, having taken her
eli ROSEMARY responsibility in hes behalf.
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Police Intelligence.

Before Justice Lathrop.--The police once at the
Tombs Monday morning, prcsc nted very strong
muster consisting OF twenty females Of all color,
red white and blue, and about rs many moro Of male
vsgran.s brought to this deporabe condition through
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Morallce DIR Rushton and family, Donaldson IT, Rev Mr.
Bennnstyn Rev Mr. Omstess John Beard Mcsrs Norwood
Hill and Williams
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PaascngelS Arrived.

sAvANsAu--Ilak sxao-Mrs ], Norris and two ohldreu
Mr. Howe Children Mr. Houston Mr. Caudrewa Miss
Sherwood Mr. vedu lady and child Arvey, Morgan w
Hctne and enc stccrsro
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THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate,

WAsHINGToY, July 5, 184S.
There was large attendance of strangers holding
over In the city from the celebration yesterday pre-
sent in the galleries of the two houses present this
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHISoroN, July 8, 1913.
nELIEF TO THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or DEcEssrD SOL.
Mr. CocEE offered resolution, which was greed TO-
discharging the Committee of the Whole the State
OF the u Mon from the consideration of the anne nd
ments TO tie Senate bill granting half pay the wi
dows and children Of officers, non-com issoned on
upon its passage He said that he thought no member
OF the House would object to the bill 1t atureIv
considered by the Committee on Revolutionary PEN
sions who propose further provisions. The extension
In this We have never granted pensions to the widows
and orphans of those who died Of disease connected
with the service Of the regular army This bill places
the widows and orphans of officers commissioned
officers, musieisns and privates Of the army on the
famc footing with the volunteers Heretofore there
has been provision for soldiers killed in battle
This bin limits the pension system to those in the
vice they who remained here do not come under the
bill. The widows orphans Of those who died on the
borders Of Mexico killed In battle or who died
~ wounds received entitled to the pension This
bill reported in obedience to the memorial of al
most every officer who was in Mexico; it drawn
before the boodest battle during the took place
Many Of the officers who signed IL fell In the rst ac
ton in which they were engaged and they asked Con
gress TO make provision for their families II they should
fall in the conflict
Mr.. HARALsoN remarked that the widows and Or
pbans Of many faithful officers. who died the march
were much entitled to pensions as the widows and
orphans Of those who died in Mexico. In returning
from Mexico, and he accordingly moved amend.
ment.
Under the operation of the previous question the
amendments we've concurred in, and the bill was
passed.
BROADER Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Boris saidit will be recollectcd by the House,
that several weeks since bill reported from the
Committee Military Affairs, repeating portion Of
the act of 1896 requiring the President of the nted
States at the ter nation Of the war, TO reduce the
number Of major and brgsder generals to what 1t
was before the commencement Of the war. The
bill went to the Senate IL was taken up there Sa
turday last and sent back with various smendme
On the return Of the bill to the House, 81 referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs. The committee
have had meeting since that day the fourth OF July
having intervened Ii becomes indisponsably nccesss
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

yyLv eLwind as Sun. dss W. Meridian. sw Sunset sR
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OFFICIAL STATE CANVASS
For state omc.r. and Members of Congress.

SAD on sEwfoRE. ssws II. Secretary II sts,,, ihs
Ctr-f ~ Ai'f-s ~n~rl nd the Tr-.ssr-r n the ss -e
having ,e Board n STATE csns-.e and bsas cAas-sd saa
ethaei m ee number a r eru<
af Lieutenant q. the Gener. Fc,n - he .~felt
day a Norssr ths according tn c-rtec s-
nsnis oi TIE s4c SECRETARY n stat -
dsei-t b a. Do Hsstsf nrrstzfst Dsrtsss Crsr
In< hahlLION Fi,h ne greatest nurt n vote.
a ne $50 eu d1y .iect~e - @ e q Gov~frr q - 's
state md Shat GEORGE " PAFstk-ON nS h- -r-st@
,uo- Of otes gwen At The 80 tu, ss' secf % N oe %
Lieutenant Governor ~ III s.a sfz's
''frs ano-r a1d tie s~sfsts d ,ste ofc- is Of
Asr1 ~ -econi ~ scar Lore
bad lhf hl1ff~f I'D frfg EXIT
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN Secretary Of st.fs
WILLARD FIL~ORE. Conptr0l~r
AMBROSE l. J0KDON A'tnrr-g O-r@rsl
ALNAH ri st. Treasurer
sTarr Nrs You offrt iC.r rr.rsz q
10 'u n snofs as ss Of d Bors ~ SAT-
cr 10 b ITO of-
j. Farsfrrl have sfr~8 q or
fa- Cay of Ahsny, The sscon- ssy of ner-su.@- i-
- ~ year Of our Lord thousand -ighi hundred
.lc orfy flt
CHRISTOPHER MORGAS. s.cr-;sry % stat
sIAfk ~ NkN YORK .s-fets-lf number q ro...
.-lnr 0ntsfuor and Lea General
n~ ~ sd STATE s-vsrL a., Of November
Fhsr-1 ne sever. coani... Fhrs d..
c..fnEg.hsf
GOVERNOR LIEUT.. eOvERNoR
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MOTHERS LOVE. Mary TO he Motss'-)
By s. cAsghoS.


BRIGHTEST and best 0; al the ties
That. formed ia Natures earliest NOUS
When she first lighted from the sAies,
Irvine round the hearth Ike woven MOWERS
called IN Tie Summers moonlight bo~er
All fre.h with dew from Heaven Above,
a. ,hs, blest one--a Mothers Love.
I've felt IL 90 ia earliest time
I'm childhood. when athwart the lawn,
With feelings like Persian cline
Fragrant and warn, at morning dawn,
/ bounded forward as lawn,
To see the hammered sun above,
Made happy-in Mothers Love.
/ felt il in the nOontide hour
When wandering by the forest stream,
she led me 10 some leafy bower.
To screen me from the sultry beam,
And singing me TO sweetest dream.
In which walk'd through lands above,
Still guided by Mothers Love.
/ felt it in the evening time
When tie soft music Of the rll
Came like a sweet and pleasant rhyme,
And sunset fingered on the hill,
IS though 20 list that music still
Mingled with cOOings Of the dove,
] iet 1t then--a Mothers Love.
feel il now, when behold
Thee, my dear Parent, fond and mild.
When thy maternal arms eni0ld
I'm warm embrace, thy loving child.
Nv love OF lightest care beguled--
Pure as IN unsullied streams that flow
From rocky iounts-through wales below.
Holy as Angels thoughts above,
Is that blest one-a Mothers love
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BOOKS FOR HOLIDAYS.

CHARLOTTE tLTIABFTHS WUKkH-
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mskng Of the most valuable presentation oooss IN me
Market
The LIFE Of Charlotte Elizabeth, Just published In one vol
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unie ard pronounced A very accurate likeness with her
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OUTLINES or A NEW SYSTEM or

OUTLINES OF \ NV slNIEW VT
PHYSOlGNOMf
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LBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD

"A Goa semi annual dividend OF 81 per the
capital stock ofhs Company has this day Deea declared
able TO the stockholders and a-r the lot Of anuary
mo Stockholders residing IN this city will be paid AT the
Mechanics Bank those residing IN Albany Will be- paid
ths COmpanys Office In ths city The transfer books will
be closed he 18th December an % OF January BY order
Of the Board Of Directors ldlll r. FOSTER Jr Secy.
niSIDEND.--HOwsrd Insurance COmpany--The
~ Board Of Directors OF his Company have declared
dividend Of 2i cent payable on ADD amer an Dscen
Der LEWIS PHiLLIPA, Secretary
N-vYork Nov % 1913. NJ i~is5wOs
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CAi.Iltbit


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mseuiicenl och Leitefs whcl .urpsss anything yet a.
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y perlsnre who give ihr met references ces
fscer Co proceed California huf hsvisx
the necessary capita. submits n- following pfDppsln 10
any person whO wishes 10 maze adventure Of 500 %
more 70 the capitol Invested snd thni u
tho proceeds for yesrs from The ruie Of -syng New
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A NEW NOVEL
THE MARRYING MAN.

By M aHfh1r n The JN,' i" IVe on BeIVfy' s.
V,HE MARRYING MAN" Is certainly one Of the most
amusing and unique productions Thai has been issued
absurd-s Of Old Burrdge though perhaps iule
wrought very humOfOusy developed while the senu
Offset OF the character or Osmond Deamere makes
agreeable and refreshing The marrying Man
lsdeccsed % Theodore Hoos and FIVE not deceived
his hsnd may be detected In the esier chapters Of the
work Bells Weekly Messenger.
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STOCK NOTICES. *.

OFFICE o. THE DELAWARE HUDsoN Canal Co.
New-York, Dec 4, 1915
fI'iE BOARD or nANAGER, Of this Company
u have declared a seuianluA dividend OF EIGHT per
cent ou OF The profits of the Company payable and
after Wednesday he 18Th inst
The transfer booss closed, and viii remain
closed until the morning Of The lilh instant
BY order Of the Board.
d. I'm ISAAC SEYMOUR Treasurer
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HYDRAETS.

I'HE BEST kind Tor yards alleys, &c is the Bar
Il thoemew Pa.ent which s strong, durable, not liable
freeze nor burst pipe. i not broken ie running BY
children csrelessy, and : repaired chesply, without
being dug up; has been 10 IN his city about three
years, snd Is generally approved OF As0 double by
dran Cor ~O yards hydranis &c FOR sale here BY
The plumbers generally IN Boston by c sCuDDER co.
% the trAde: Baltimore. d q SMILL ny Tweed
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n ARIN JOUR RIM AL
PORT OF NEWBORN. DECEMBER %

ARRivEp-Bng MARY Jane seatou d. in cArtsals. coSa
sugar - Bsvu a Co Vessels l~i before reported
Bas snAs~d nae 81 IS On MoarosiA, Aoa, Hdss 70 Raiu
ofe~ne Jr
LSIne n Is oun rurts saaa SAT-. a. - snih
lei, vessels Lea At sat hsy Be bf feuva 81 )
Actress. hg-~i>hsd u be reported
l. Slnsh. Miller 81 tn MialUgtu. NC, nsvA stogss
Sht ca Bias. iArraa ia Ses havea, % ballast
S,hr tsset. BeSkwith, TN Nes hsNea, 10 eslest
Shr Coas.-e Of Saadwkb iOm ksstefu pori, ballast
Shr Man koelasan. ia >e~tcru. \ {, asssl stores.
Schr >oath Nsrolus, DAVIS, IN Ne~eern Nc, 90
s,hr pophin. isthSm Neweern. NC, 30
Schfs L. MSehell Adams. I'm Ne~eern, NC, 30
Shr jsbss l. White. Norsoa TN kisaicu, Z. graa
- er cAoe. srOaous. In Ma.hnston. NC, nssA stores
><af frransf-. kiey. In Nirsais. pias ~ooJ
Soer kepsblS Sole. in New Rcchra, cal
SseoF Sofsathaso. SAeqAsrd. tnNs~ sedord, GA
81 lie Pzcke h ans other EanQs sd aescd
ia oeo-efssne oi The \. h sao~ storm.
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