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Foreign Ports,

At Shangae about Sept ship Orrsburg 0sgooi for New York
ldg Sid Sept H. bark Lucy Elizabeth, Shsys New YORK
At Whampoa Sept 2s ships Roman Putnam Lonion Robert
Pusord, COok from StenshGe, I'll Boston, Bamssbs
Symmes far BostoR log Yarc0uyer Fuller Snansae TO load
for New York (gets 500 per tun)
Al Manila Sept 81, ships Reindeer Lord Frucoa
Honolulu June ust having totally July 49,
lat Is so long 1879 F. she tOwed port Spanish
steamer shHnuuga Paiten which sailed July 10 for Boston,
back and " II have 10 discharge and hesve out.
Arr Singapore Oct 5, ship Esther May Stevens I'm Ne1Yok
june
Sailed saugor D. ship, Arno Colby Boston, 18th LOUISA
Potter do.
At Hong Kong rs ,hps Chas Cooper Cuts I'm Calcutta arr 5h
Francisco; HISTORIAN Bliss New YUrs tabou 2
barks Carlo aurau Tnha ln San Francisco Honolulu
Goth 27t Three Brothers, Anderson California 7tj Hau
us Fort Tor MoOre1 California H0H0uu sw brig Hc0a HOIi
SON Tor San Francisco Sid 30 Charles Andrews
Manila and Bombay Snip 0neca Greasy In New York May
Sept and sd goth for Shanae Ship Zone Baxter Boston April
Batavia aud MANILA IS aud sid llt Ot shanghss
The Europa Penang 81 and Roman I'm New Y0!k Nay
II, Sept l. and both prOceed-i 10 Whsmp0a
A. Ro Jaheiro Oct 90 shp- Heny Gill Boston Apnl9 81 for
anciaco she had been far Al
account disturbance among nor crew Chile LEACH Canada
Lewis for CaltJrua, rspg and others before.
Arr at Vera Cruz 9th u bark Bazso Marsh from New YORK
oes2
neston Jam I'd ut, big Mary Emily, Prebo, Tim Baltimore
Ats, ST Jago Cuba about 10Th ut bark Amra Iarr Tor Tars
Island.
AR Ct John NB Nov 3D. ship Tits Rose Nov York
Glasgow Marshall Savannah; 25 brig Velocity White Nav York;
29ih brig Commerce Curtis New YORK Nsyus Bodd AsE-
audra, CID isth shp MASS Pp Btyen London 2sh, poK
Bogg, Port Gaig cow sch Western Bisset, Esstpor
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Disnstrra, &c.

Bark Little LIze Knapp, Bueno, Ayrss Eossou
put INTO Newpo RI Sd INST; win loss 81 .pa On The saA ph
BsG 0Ms,BI o Belfast Hnds, at Boon from penusaeoh est
part OF her deck load gale from The Sc on the l7thot
On the evening the Goth u between and 9oclock iha p
john Hancock ss up the to New Orleans and tow boat p
fance going dovn light IN collision Fort Jatsoa Rs
Defiance badly Injured that she suna about inks bbs
the Fort Hopes sntsraued of racing her No lives ss
Ship Emily Taylor 3s7 tuns sold the 4h ms; at aueto
Boston, for $40 500 cash.
Ship Switzerland late Loudon packet formerly Boston and Es
packet IA old 557 un' has been boush. for thu P
trsds for SlSC00.
Bark labehta Hyue three years old 300 tuns, bur
Philadelphia has been bought for the California burmese Tor $50
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SnOkcn. &c.

49, a2 49, long 80 49, sch rion Graham Baltimore for
Pernambuco.
Oct 81 st39 % long "a W, was sgua1.d ship Incorrectly
reported Tuoleon (the Tmoleou sailed from Baltimore H. r
California and ought not to haze been where the above ship
York.
Nov TO- lat long l2 $751; ship South Carolina Stewart Rot
terdam for New YORK.
Noy 10 lat IS 80 long Am ship psssssses
packet for New. York
49, lat 49, long ship camilus; Day Liverpool
Orleans.
oct lat So long So Br brig Bss'y Rtsou Liver
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-This Day.-Clrcu1 cont.
Nos l,oo2, l,O39 lO4l, l,O43, l,O45, 1046 1,O48,
l,o49, 1877, 1854, G19, 1876 1867, l,039
COMMON -Monday-Nos. 7G2 7G3, 765,
7e7, 100, 773, III, 10, ISL, 7s2, 1873 to 1871.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-M onday.--Nos. 80, -, 90
%, 81, g. So 96, 03, l04, lO6 101, III, Ia, ~
ll6, IN l22 l25, 1876, 49, 100, l3l 1874, 1876, 49,
1873, l4o, 10, As, Is, Il3, . -, 30, 2 L. 41, 2l o
J6, l6, l24,
SUPREME CoURT.-GENERAI TERN,-Monday.
Nos L r 9, IL, II, l3, IA, l6, NJ II, ls to -,
CIRCUIT CouRr.--B eGoro Judge Wonard,
Herman II. Gutater Ho}cola Vonc'cJ u
Kain-To recover amount of three checks,
amounting in all, to S 800, two in favour OF S. Is,
Postly and the other in favour OF Mrs. KAN. The
defence is that lheywcre understood be cashed
MS capital of Mrs KAN who does not defend
and to bear per cent interest, but that per
cent per day had been CHARGED and the transac-
ton. therefore, usurious Verdict this forenoon.
For plaintiffs Mr.. ID. Could For defendants
Messrs Newton q Nelson
UNITED STATES CoURr.-The Circuit Court
has adjourned to 18th inst. Judge Belts yestor
day sat in the District Court, but nothing came
up OF special Interest.
IT, S. MAKsuAL's OyFloE-The men brought
home in the friCatc Brandywino have been com
mited to prison, but no examination had
SUPERIOR CouRI-BeCorc Judge Saodiord-
AckeI g. Harris VS.. |cStereA and Douglass ex.
Sheriff aud Deputy Sherl,-To recover for al
legged invalid levy at the store OF Mr. w aterbury
in April, 1919, already referred to Verdict for
S649 30
Charles g. Griffin VS. tha Mayor Commona7tH
&c. of Netc Yoyk.-Mr Il. IN passing through
Chambers ST. some time since, IN wagon, was
thrown cut and very seriously injured in conse-
qucnce of piles Of dirt and rubbish lying on both
sides at the street. aud his wa9on fitting over one
of them while he was ondeayoring to avoid
wapnn coming the other way. 1t was shown that
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Launches.

ship un named Froetrader launched MbA
head 9th INST
Caas $50 alt from the yard B Young Co dae scht a
ed the Leo, OF about 1870 ton,
A! Ferry Point, (Caas 26h ut handsome se called he
Wheaton, of about $50 She owned by Mr. Seth Smith,
o 9 commanded by Capt l. Kesns
Providence 4th sch Of about lao uns, called The
Star She intended the line OF Providence and Ph
depha packets commanded by Capt Ncherson cms
" Of schr Thomas Feunsr.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
11arkcts. ClNcI:

MarLets.,.. CIHClHt'Ai u Dec. o.
The market is now settled aud firm, and Hoes
are in better demands $50 nae been sold at 6}G5 3D. Of
Which Boston men bought QUO -. Receipts aFe mod
crate; Green MEATS are 5a5 for SHOULDERS ana - "'
SIM and t3Gl for HANS LARD Is irla al &c.
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WhnIers.

0ceau.
Sailed from Tarpaun Cove Dec l. ship Vanguard Coffin LOT
NJ BEDFORD n Pacific
Stated from Providence, Dec bark Lexington Manchester o
Eag Bedford, TO whaling
AMER August 20, South Carolina, Corey NB from New.
Holland, on a cruise
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California ye,scls spoken, &c.

sept9s lat 80 lorg W, ship wadon, Moore, I'm Banors
Jug g. for San francisco
Oct lat II IS n long W Queen and from
erpoo for Fslfornia.
Oct To- at4 long q w bark Heeu OBJ from Liverpool for Sea
oc; ~ by the Little Little Lizzie Nswpo lat ask
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NAvAL.-The L. s; sloop of-war Marion was at
Wbampoa, Sept. 28....U. s. sloop.ofwar Ply
l4th Sept and sailed 18th for Penang and United
States -. Capt. Marston, late OF the U. S. ship
Yorktown, lost on the Coast of Africa, IS to be
Court Martialed 1t is understood that storeshp
southampton, Junius j. Boyle, Lieut.. Command
ing will sail for the Pacific Squadron, California,
carly in January Purser Flamm will be attach
ed to the SOuthampton
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lures ofCoor l55 do e7ql2 Manufactures Of Ss z io,
575l0; MaauHciIfes oil y $500 i7.54, Miscellaneous,
too 10, 57-s46. Tua L. > packages, Hs!laa II $Sl2f
wlrHDsAwS FEoM NASEHaCss.
Manufactures 0f Wo0i 81 rack-ees s. 5,oyI Messi4e
tues Of Gotten, a DO nls6 Mlauf.eues ofSia 100 1a.
2ib1: haguEcigrps Fink, 81 to, fttji; Miscellaneous
80 do, l2,5ec Total, l55 packages, ygped $7e7ts
EH1EEED uARgHousiVc
Manufactures OF Wool 81 packages, s. 80: Mamma
turts of Cotton ~ 90 rs So Mtnueciuges uf SIX 4o
l7i$ Manufactures of F4l 52tip, 2f5Ii lii.ceiaae5a4.
20 do. I7l4. Total 4-5 packages valued At $,4l-,
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soc Harlem .........fs} ~ Nor and Wor.. boa 654
40 DO ....-.... .b60 81 81 do ............ 81
81 Read Mort.......... aa3 x Bowery Bank......o4
go Ports Dry Dock. l50 Long lsgand......,. i5
loo Ede.... .........sl5 834 81 do....,..,... Isl
- 90 ...,......... $50
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N AZ RTEn

In Rroklyr Tburatay December tt 5g Re- DR. KsaaeJ
Nj EfE AVERY formerly q" zd-et ie mss >AN ) ss
con dags liter L the eie Samuel P Ag-fy
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nIarkets.. cAasrrLLY REPORTED FOR TIRE ratsuss.

ASHES-Tte market IS 'ower fur Pots with m2dsras
demand 1T s. So FEARS ara steady al ST. Ot CAD
dian rn'a suue 81 uhs snid on prlva4r 'erilS
COTTCN-Is dull and heavy 81 bales nave 0eal -
al previous prices Tie ularSei c1>fi- with decide
fG FI0I-R AS6 MFA1.-The NC grrncy of Tie We
restricts br sales of Western and Sa-e Flour and occa
al uEs chHuge bands lower prices ~ uIr inside g.
large husuess could ne Done od. tue prlucipe aoIe'S
finn The sp.claye demand continues ara diere TAR
inquiry from lie rfdr Tor the medium aud better grades
Canadian IS biiuEat aad ir'a WIN il GOOD demand safes
Of lGt0 hbls 6St a. - Tie OF Domestic are SD00
ibis at ! 81 a. $50 Tor common TO Srtt State; $50 for
and Indiauu and g+B5 C6 for pure Genesce. Southern
Is very 6ln anu uet sales OF j bbis common brands
5II4 kye four is quiet; saies OF i0 bols at 57t as Co.
Corn Mea IS aiher EASIER small sales Of Jersey at c.
GRAlN-Ouf market is very heagy or Domestic Wheat
and dull. with Offering. The unpleasant weather
tfcts business Canadian is steady VITA sales of i3000bush
nominal Ga are quiet al iZdit for jersey; fl25 for
River and 46G7 for Canal aud Canadian Cora is buoy.
ant, ard Southern and Northern rather better;
safes Of lace0 bush al 81! 4d tor Northern, aud 65
for Southern; g. for Old weeyy Southern 10 arrive
QGe! for old Western mixed and G1G7o torold NorAern
and jersey Yellow White isyery scarce and wanted
Rye lower; saes Of 5.Cf0 bush at72tG73.
fROE lSIONS-Ihere Is less buogaHcy IN our market
for Mess PORK and lie sales mocerale. Prime IS urn
hut uactlve about $50 bols sod III - for Mess AMI ID
Tor Prime We understand some f.qo bbS sold todqy IN
this market. 4 sale OF $3.50 bds Mess PORK has been
- . 81 l-t'7 40 1.- q" s50 hs,res Of
5OUSiGfor Mess, ard 1858 t0cPrime Beef tidn's
are N demand safes OF 5o oos Il; gil fcAed Med's axe
more pleHty about ttt green Inns sold u " 5deS
lCO tcs City Smoked Hams at Il, e H. Prime Mess u
plenty and heavy small sales of ONO al - . Dire
Hogs are sa.eaoe at j. and are plenty Lard IS ste
bbls firm kegs are heavy and .: about 700 o5is &
at 7iasc, he's are offered u lie Tor fnc. At 62s
sale OF SEQ bos was made 10 tF al - E. 10 bG.er 10
very firm and "a afdemand a Y Use i9f Neert paiiles
WHISkI-Ibe market is better WI sales OF ~ bos
Ohio aLG Prison at ~ % aud ~ Gl!s DtSISe at &c
time and interest," aud haJ rice .a,isesL ., e liose
accumulation Of stock, td1zhby no means great tor
this season Of tie year not a.a over 3oioo o'de" hs
lock Sole Hight ald middle Wa Of which are to he had
at lj6lc md cho.e ID The Eastern demand is goou
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UNITED STATES CoURr-The Circuit Court
has adjourned to 18th inst. Judge Belts yestcr-
day sat in the District Court, but nothing came
ND OF special interest.
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on Friday December ot 1863 short and deszs,
RoGER ftLCohE IN a- AN year o! ms iss. he vas calmly
fssiznsd tie last with brStt hopes Of iatlrs slofy
His funeral Will place Sunday tie oih Al !O3 ci1.A,
from bis Edward Eaeonst aansa At HIS
friends ard relations respectfully invited to attend ne n-ai
without notice His rsmar will Dc taken to W. Hooossa
for intenebt - 80,
year. late Of L. A. Pollard & Co New Or!s@qs
The wl pac. he late est.ece l Yves. zen
~ ..coud It on saturday Dee T. orocz ii H. remain Wi
Cemstrr atsfms The Trends Of me
On tie 9Th instant HAMILTON CUNNING, n the 79h year ''
Hi acquai4taaees, ard tA~se Of his brother To
Cunning are respectfully sY.tet 10 attend hes funeral %
Dec O'Clock, P from he fesseEte q Is Ql u '>H -
liam Cumui of + even'f Az md en nla'I spprftg
Al NotU,k Conn 80 Of Fon, jos
AUGUSTA GOODWIN, daughter Of Dalisi and Ei1aoS' & w.
win, aged ar, moths, -a- - lns
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U. S. MAKsuAl's OyFlcE.-The men brought
home in the iricatc Brandywjno have been com
milted to prison. but no examination had
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TOTAL .......,..,,...... 305290O 2l8O435 I,562,8O
These exports for 1850 in the Clyde, Montauk Ar
chitect Douglass, Raduga Mmose Stephen thurman, Jo
seph Bates and + Forresier-al for New-York The Lucy
Elizabeth sailed the lith OF September for NewYork,
but the cargo is not included in the list.
The following table will show tue exports by seasons
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Total Green.. .l5.3l058j l383i353 li385,i09
Add B!acll........... 3.,J9S,58 ly1J,1Ji 751O,ll3
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Herman II. GWqter Holcolua Vonc}cct y
Kai1-To recover amount of three checks,
amounting, in all, to 81 800 two in favour of S. B
Postly and the other in favour OF Mrs. Kain. The
defence is that they were understoodto be cashed
MS capital of Mrs. KAN who does not defend
and to bear per cent interest, but that ] per
cent per day had been CHARGED and the transac-
ton therefore, usurious. Verdict this forenoon.
For plaintiffs Mr. d. Could For defendants
NeRsrs Newton q Nelson.
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NI5IArrRE sJw4Ssc-.....15LLs Day
N sgt, .....4 q Msos--s=s.. Ia
50" '''-- HIGH VT Ei-.-----Il1-e
to Ssr5 Gov, ! .ilc..-I en- Hal G4te ia
s"si1 itSot
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and creating sectional and local snosss which rsssn -
peace Of cur social compact
The following persons appointed - dslsonnssv <hs
couaty being entitled 10 four y
ID. r Lradbeuer. @. +. Newton. O. Brumbsugk. J. 81
Smith and ia addition 70 The above the oiow6G 69pd4
men were appointed alternatosi d. NJ Nc kuIr~. III u
Joss Al q Dmmock, William Given, James fsssrmsn
rhonas Lennon, D. Fry. and John Shsock N III
Ross That delegates be instructed support r Lss
Reseigsd Thai the proceedings meeting pubs6 IN a.
Holmes County Washngoa Union Ohio
the papers this senatorial and coasrooas 6suisI
On MOTION tue convention adjourned die
JOHN SHARP President
jas. HOCKINBERRY. vics pr.sid.r,.,
u DAVID FRY,
WILLIAM REED Secretary.
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PHnADELPMA, Jan. 1, 1880.
Again has Philadelphia been the scene Of horrible
murder This morning. about O'Clock. while the fam
ENJOYING themselves usual in that section on New
Years eve aparty Of rowdes, calling themselves Scnuyl
kill rangers. entered and after demolishing me wlndows
commenced abusing the inmates. MI. Hofnkelns me
elder, received several dangerous siabs and he SOM
coming to his assistance, fired at with pistol ana
expired in few minutes thereafter the rowdies m1ns
their escape Our city has been infested with ness
less gangs for the last two years, and az yet W. ~
have been arrested, and when they are, after
mere nominal sentence, are let loose 70 Pes .p'n Jug
The installation Of Professor w y, Allen, i1,s Of
Dickinson College president q the v'Issa Cosgs.
~ r ,v.re present 10 wiiness the coremonies
Hon. Chandler, president Of the board n diseetors
delivered an address, which wac replied 70 BY Proissor
admit one hundred duFing the present ysas. The
IN consequence Of the death 81 la.gkter
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Tn. Speaker.

The Speaker.
Whilst the course Of our new Speaker has become the
object Of the beres and most unjust and most indecent
attack OF this minor organ OF the administration, gives
us pleasure TO repubsh the following liberal article from
the "New York Mirror OF the earliest advocates OF
Gen. Taylor. II pays more compliments to Mr.. Cobb
than he is Justly entitled to receive:
Tar COMMITTEES on THE HousE the selection OF CON-
mees the organs the House in maturing
be presented that body Mr. Cobb has been singuary
fortunate II of expected, In pursuance OF
long standing custom, that the majority, and the chairman
oeach committee would belong the political party
as the Speaker himself But in the distribution Of mem
ber Mr.. Cobb has displayed intimate knowledge Of
their talents and just appreciation Of their ability dis
charge the duties to which they are assigned.
At the head OF the Committee Of Ways and Means stands
the name Of Thomas II. Bayly, whose fine talents and
thorough knowledge Of finance emnenly qualify him for
that position and his well known adherence the doctrine
Of trade l. another decided recommendation. The
res OF that committee Of distinction with whose
characters the country well acquainted.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, the next In import
ance probably distinguished than any
other The chairman, John A. McCernand, OF Illinois, Is
one OF tho talented in the House. Safe, saga
cous and able sound and accurate reasoner, and with
patriotism which b undenable, he Is well tted for the po-
sition which at present time very important one
Mcdowell Winthrop, Hnrason, HslIiard, Woodward, and
Siany, present array Of able which Is rarely
upon committee.
10 tho selection OF the Committee on Territories, we find
first upon the s the of Linn Boyd, whose great
ercnce, sound Judgment, and views, mark
aim for the position. What will be regarded In
the North extremely liberal the part OF
Speaker the fact that four only OF the nine members
composing this committee from the South.
Tho Of the committees display tho fitness In
their organization and Mr.. Cobb will increase the CON.
mendations which the wing press, advance, have
Literally bestowed upon him.
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II is stated in the House proceedings Of yesterday that
Mr. Nelson Of New York, Mr. Phelps Of Missouri. Mr..
Reed Of Pennsylvania, and Mr. Seldom Of Virginia, sew.
orally appeared took the oath required by the constitu-
ton, and took their seats.
II is but just to these gentlemen to say that two Of
them. Mr.. Nelson and Mr. Reed, are wings, and Mr..
Phelps and Mr.. Seldom are democrats. Each having
business which required their attendance at their respect
i've homes before the election Of Speaker they paired
of with each otheL
The absence Of these gentlemen at the time the vote
for Speaker taken made difference in the result
As Mesus Nelson and Reed would have voted for Mr..
Winthrop, and Msssrs Phelps and Seldom for Mr. Cobb
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GREAT YIELD on aorp.--The Richmond Whe notices
thsev bars of gold from the Booker mine, IN Buckng
ham. Va the average weight Of which was 1875 penny.
weights each valued BY the proprietor % 80 and
Is the rcsot Of thirty -four days labor, with thirty hands
diem the ciesr profits OF the hiryfosr days. work up
wards Of hye Thousand dollars Thiss doing better bust
than most oil miners In California, and has he
advantage Of being regular and dependant acci
dent.
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ysdss wesds.Sy's Letter 20 the Remaa Catholics.
Not anticipating that the letter Of Judge Woodbury. to
the Roman Catholics would appear our columns until
this morning. we did not accompany it with the com
ments which designed But before this our readers
have made themselves acquainted with its contents and
formed opinions for themselves with regard TO IT, And
we think they will concur with in the opinion that il
is document imbaed with that spirit Of enlarged
liberaly and enlightened liberation worthy of the
eminent individual from whom il emanates, and in
consonance with the spirit OF the age. We have nu
merous institutions Of learning under the control Of re-
gous sects, and devoted to the incubation OF their
peculiar ienets We have Methodist. Baptist, Pres
byterian. and Unitarian semnaries; and il would be
strange. indeed il the Catholics, entitled 10 the same re-
ligous rights, are to be debared from the enjoyment
Of privileges extended to other sects. Yet it seems
they have been by the Legislature Of Massachusetts
This refusal reminds us Of the burning OF the Catholic
Convent at Charlestown. Mass and the refusal OF the
authorities Of that Stale reimburse the proprstors
for the property destroyed by the mob.
We are pleased with the letter Of Judge Woodbury. on
another account explains the rights Of Catholics un-
der the constitution Of New Hampshire, and shows how
the religious clauses happened to be inerpoated into
that instrument II also shows that Catholics in fact
are under no greater disabilities in New Hampshire than
in Maryland public opinion efectualy annung the re-
strctve provisions Of the constitution Of that State.
From our own knowledge many attempts have been
made to call convention for the express purpose oil
Citing rid Of the religious tests in the constitution Of
New Hampshire and those efforts have proceeded from
the democratic partythe main body Of the federal party
voting against convention, and, with the aid Of small
number Of democrats, defeating it. Yet confidently
assert that if any should be excluded from Office in
New Hampshire BY the operation Of the religious clauses
in the constitution. large majority Of the people, Of all
parties. would Immediately consent to their being ex.
plunged from that instrument, and would vote for con-
venton for that purpose.
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CoRRrcrror In consequence Of our inability 10 see
the proof Sheet an important error crept into the second
sentence Of our notice Of the letter Of our commercial
correspondent AZ Il reads made to speak Of the
exports Of yoreGnr produce under the tariffs OF isa2
and 1916 tshould resd farm produce
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Richard Rush. esq, Of Philadelphia late minister Of
the United States in France, is on visit to this
city
George w. Hopkins, esq. Of Virginia, our late charge
to Portugal. is also on visit to Washington.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


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