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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18
CLAY OHsHouHs.

nBs1QuIED OF HON. HENRY CLAY.-1A1 ePE-
" saal Oommittee Of tho Common Council appointed 70
mako for the essequies Of Hon Henry Clay
stsnt he day sssessd for the funeral ssrsmoniss AZ
meeting Of the committee held Friday July 9th 1852 the
following resolutions unanimously adopted and
dersd 70 be published IN tAe DApsrs;-
York will soemniss the death OF the late Hon. Henry Clay
by civic and military procession -.
Resolved That our fellow citizens generally and the dr.
nent Of this city and adjoining couns requested to
unite in this testimony Of respect TO the useus dead
and all societies and associations intending to cooperate
requested to communicate with the the
chamber Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Wsdnes
day the Ith to Saturday the 18th inst, from u to
o'clock. r. each day In order to make the
ranxsments TO carry out the views Of the Conn Council
Resolved Thatths and Of the United States
this station requested TO operate with making
the necessary aud that the Committee
Military DO requested 90 communicates with the c0mnan
der6 of the different stations
Resolved That banner bearing political devices in
scrptions shall be admitted in the procession.
CoMMirTEE.
hoard OF ALDERMEN. BOARD ASSISTANTS.
VIM. u. Cornell, Isaac o. Barker,
Wesley Smith, John J. TAFT,
VIM. NJ Tweed J. II. Valentine,
James NJ Bard Benson McG0wan,
). L.. H Ward, VIM. ii. Wright,
John Boyce, VIM. Anderson,
VIM. j. Brisley, Thomas Woodward,
kiehd T. Compton. Prest. Jonathan Trotter, Prest.
n u. A.-THE MEMBERS OF CONTINENTAL
37 Bowery in full regsa Tuesday the 10Th inst, At
Il o'clock to participate in the obseqnes Of the late
Henry Clay of the Chapter the 10Th inst the
following CHAPTERS are invited to unite with nsRaritan
No. so Zachary Taylor, No. SO; Valley Forge, No 5 Emu
pirs, No. So, Of New York.
G nhS a. F PAY. }commis.ee Of Ar
WILLIAM = sCofT rangements.
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AsTROLOGY.

MATRINoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
Nl Lover-Professor bawton, Boston, formerly of Lon
don will send to address, receipt Of dollar post
the devOe elections Of as many Of the opposite their
hearts tesre The simple but captivating
that all be married. irrespective age or
positions and last though not least can he with
such and delicacy that detection R impossible
dress Professor awtop Boston, Mass No letters taken
from the Post Office unless the postage Is paid.
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INSTRUCTION..

SPANISH LANGUAeE-PRoFEssoR BAEZ WILL
adit few schoars TO join the classes already formed
New ciasse. for beginners sdies and gentlemon seps-
rIy) ara constantly forming. Private lessons at bis
nee or in any part Of TIE city Transations correctly
REFORMED Address $50 Broadway, No9 first door.
1,yiL ENGINEERING scHooL-DrRECrED BY
y Victor Beaumont g e. graduate ofthe school o. Art,
cad Manufactures, Of Paris Of Lectures and
will begin the frat Of September next For par
ceer ard rsferenees apply At hs ssA9oi w Aopss9a
siSset, near Wooster street,
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LOST AND FOUND.


cK REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM THE SUB
I'D soriber, on Thursday night, July 18th, Sorrel
Horse three white feet and white face tail rather long
about years old The above reward will be paid for
coverr, by PEER HELLMoS, Baker, in Third avenue
near Forty second street.
= osT-A BUNDLB OF HARDWARE, MARKED IT.
IL Borden, Deal ". j., sent by mistake on board of
wro boat foot Of Robinson street. Any person reurn
nr the JOHN BROWER, 25S Water street, corner
Of Peck slip, will be suitably rewarded.
II OST.-SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN LOST ON THE
IL 18th inst the railroad between New Rochelle
and Cana depot pocket book. wrapped In news
but the Of the notes having been stopped
suitable reward will be given to the hnder en- returning
subscriber Nos 6s 70 Front street, New York;
and all hereby notified not purchase or nego-
ate notes endorsed purporpR be endorsed w
me- OF by Daniel Thatcher without the same TO
have been legally obtained. GEO. w. THATCHER.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID. LIGHT sORREL HORSE,
IGN hands high years DID, Of beautiful style and
action. sound his mile in $40 with He
y good saddle horse perfectly gente and without fault
mead apply unless disposed to all he WORTH
AppJ to Wh SMITH, Jr court rooms, Jefferson mar
ket.
EOR SALE-A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED DARK
bay Horses 49, hands high, very handsome; perfectly
sound and six Old good travellers and just from
the country Price $500 Inquire at ONes Livery Stable,
corner OF University place and Twelfth street.
TOR, sALE-A BRIGHT, BAY MARE, MIDDLE
IL Sized handsome traveller, and fast 10 old and
kind and GENTLE Must be sold ediaely and
will be sold very cheap. May be SHERW0ODS
livery stables, Walker street, few doors from Broad
way.
NOR sALE-A BROWN MARE, ABOUT is HANDS
high kind and gentle very suitable for saddle horse;
horses will sold very cheap for cash Inquire 90 New
street. hOblNoONo " cHifMAN,
IyoR sALE-A SPLENDID MORGAN BAY HORSE,
seven years old, weighs 1900, kind in All harness. and
under saddle raised in Connba county, this
State sonnd is very valuable family horse
be drove child Can be seen Mt Johnson stables,
State Atlantic, brooklyn,
apply the carriage repository NO. 39 Fulton street.
Brooklyn
CIG FOR sALE--k HAN DSoNE. LIGHT AND SUB
~ santial Gig in 500 Can le seen 80
~ charlton street before pa ~ and sttsE 4, NJ Apply
ats Bedford street.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
HAYS HOUSE DALHoUsIE SQUARE, MONTREAL.
IL G. +. POPE.
CEA AND RIVER BATHING-oCEAN HOUSE,
permanent and transient boarders. w. A. MATHEWS.
The steamers Tho Hunt Edwin Lewis, Golden Gate and
Gn leave Peck slip and foot OF Robinson street daily or
the above house.
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.-THIs
IN house delightfully."- situated Long Island Sound
about miles from the city Of New York; with all
the adyansges Of bathing sailing fshing ana beautiful
drives. Communication with aeyeral
by steamboat and railroad CURTIS fECh.
the most delgbtful summer retreats open for pa
ens and boarders Those wishing TO leave the city fer
health and sGa%9r will find te tes sPSi oT further
Forest City. Tompkins County, Ny.
DAyILIoN NEW BRIGHToN.-THIS ESTABLISH
open the and the proprietor will DO
happy make engagements with parties who may to
from IS TO 80 minutes It York Pier No. NORTH
f Hew srish.o ana Il and nda Il A. w. and
r. NJ frequent communication will be establish
cd as the season advances. y. BLANCnAhD.
ITO AMERICANS VISITING LoNDoN-MRs.
PEACHEY, No. George street Hanover square, Lon
families with private table supplied at fixed rate
Reference to Of most respectable families in New
York and Boston, who have been her patrons many years.
II NGLIsH's PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL DRUM
~ mondyiie, Niasara Fails Q. W.-Charlos e. English,
70 inform Ills friends and MS that
up the residence Of the late British Consul Jas Buchanan
Esq above G. assures the public that no expense
worthy Of patronage Attached to tho house s Lawn,
Flower Garden stsbling, Ioekup Coach house Sc Tho
America. few minutes walk from the Table Ro,k and
Niagara Falls, French and English Cooks.
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MON EY n A R * E II 4.

SATURDAY July Ito r. NJ.
There not very active demand for stocks TO- day
neither he amount offered for sale large 1t is now
midsummer, and must expect temporary lul in tho
market There is want Of confidence among holders
and price. viii not give way much The fall movement
win without Doubt early, and the probability
IL that it viii exceed anything of tho kind known in
Wall street for years At the first board today Ken
tWsky 8s advanced "a per cent Erie bonds 1862 al Flo
and Keyport, II Nicaragua, al Michigan Central
Railroad a. North American Trust declined 4 per cent;
New Jersey Zinc, 4; Pennsylvania Coal Co, "a; Nor
wish and Worcester Is. At the second board Hudson
River second bonds advanced 4 per cents Pennsylvania
Seal Co, T. Dauphin Coal Co., declined 2, with small
sales; Erie Railroad, al Norwich ana Worcester, 4.
The market closed quiet but steady.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day, amorned to Sls6,356 Ii payments,
S0aoe24 13--balance, S4132, 22l "a.
The annexed statement exhibits the shipments Of
sresie from this mort during the present week.
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gT,o PRINTERS SALE A LARGE HfORAuLIC
il standir Press and auper. royal Washington Hand
Trees, with SELF hiking apparatus eoppless Apgg,o
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WITHOUT
a S4as oes
BOARD AT hoBoKEN-rwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN
- be accommodated with breakfast and dim
nsr on sundays in private family house pleasantly stu
the ferry line addressed to n Herald ofce will receive
Immediate attention
BOARDING NAY BE OBTAINED IN THE NEW
twenty res bt%sen and sixth
ba to ad Union a 20
omnibus ard ralroad The agarsm.nts are eommodi.us.
Mould find au and dSh
rooms az the Notes Bash,ns can also BE- enjsyed Refs
renees unexcsptiOnable from either party
POARD-A LARGE SUIT OF DESIRABLE FRONT
ro9% sga b FL n ns r9om single
4s broadway families desiring board
BOARD IN CHAMBERS sTREET-A GENTLEMAN
~ and wife can obtain pleasant rooms; with board ut
26 Chambers street. also two single gentlemen can be &C
commodated.
RoARDNG.--RooMs. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, IN
meah Dan be had at No. Leroy place. Bleeeker street.
with baths, closets &C.. en- every floor.
a AND lady, sn
seesrd floor, furnished handsomely. will be requisite.
Boarding house keepers need not reply Address f. K L
Mt the once OF this paper. Monday.
DoARDIN THE COUNTRy-FAMILIES OR INDIvID.
ID uslsderous pie asant board in the country hour
and fifteen minutes ride from this city in the and
New Haven Railroad and about ten rods from salt water
be accommodated by applying at No II Duane street,
second story.
| BOARDING. FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, CAN RE
~ had within mile of the pleasant little village of Madi
Morris county New Jersey at the late well and
delightful residence of Joseph Vannni Esq Parents will
SPOT fer the their children 10 being retired
and shady street ferry times
daily for Madison, the Morris and Essex Raroad The
frat train New York about eight o'clock in the
threen in tHe
Accommodating visitors ample time to the country,
dine The charge for board will be and will
depend the number OF chambers occupied Carriages
always waiting at the Madison depot unreasonable
| prices.
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
u men, with or without breakfast Apply at 500 Broad
way.
ID ooMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN
~ of the most desirable locations in the city, being
adjacent 20 st. Johns park N Beach street. The house
newly furnished two months with attention
to comfort. bath room for the use ofthe boarders
| TSNo LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
bedroom to gentleman and lady, (board for the iady
only lin Amty street near Bro adway In private family
Address Amity Herald office.
ITO LET-FURNISHED PARLoRs AND BEDROOMS,
Il with without breakfast and tea. Apply at I0S
Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
VVANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, ONE OR TWO
w furnished Bedrooms, without mcals-n private FAINT
" Preferred location Broadway below Houston
street Best Of reference given Address, for two days j.
l.. c. Herald Office.
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VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872, 10 AND
H-General Order-Ths members requested to
meet at Head Quarters Ga Lpenard street. Tuesday
Goth instant OF two o'clock r. NJ, each provided with
eockade and Grape the left to join the funeral
procession Of the Hon. Henry Clay: BY order;
NICHOLAS HAIGHT Col.
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IN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
N OF Arrangements tor tho piimen AIRY beneat TO
tho sisters, will be held Monday evening Juy
10TH eight clock at Mr. Bunes corner Crosby and
Houson strests 1t ia particularly requested that every
member should be pressat business of importance viii
he tran Gentlemen wishing to assist in giving tho
Misses Rouset bumper respec fully invited attend
q above.
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TUOOD'S MiNSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard streotOpen svsrv evening, under tho ms
Of H. Wood whose concerts and Ehiop dch
aeknov lodged to be the sHerod
to New York audience. Woods Minstrel Hall has bean
newly and ice its
CENTRE making the coolest place Of Amusement In tao
city Admission cents; children under years. half
price. Doors Mt Il concert o'clock N
Bhe wsdnesday and Saturday afternoon concerto are
Sipcon tipue IN notice.
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WITHOUT
N children DESTROYS of renting house. pleasantly
located in Brooklyn They would prefer ready rnis-
cd Please address NJ H. Herald office, stating terms.
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FIN ANC1AL.

THE AGENCY OF THOMAS BARBER FOR THE UN-
dersgned having this day ceased William Madge who
has been associated with him for Elk past will until
further notice in his stead Mr. Madge only
to settle any outstanding claims of the late Robert
X. Dunlop Son. and the undersigned.
ARCH'D A. DUNLOP, 100 Warren street.
NEW YORK, July I, 1862
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THE TURF.

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS TRorTING-
On wednesday, the2lst pursc of So will BIO given, to
of, mile heats best three in five under saddle for
horses that rotted for Fntss to close
Tuesday evening by eight clock. r. LUFF, Proprietor
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
with without breakfast. Apply at 500 Broad

ID ooMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN
N Of the moot desirable locations in the city being
adjacent 60 St. Johns park No. Beach The
newly hed two months with attention
to comfort. A bath room for the ofthe boarders
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WANTS.

VVANrED-AN ENGLISH OR SCOTCH GIRL, AS
w Waiter sAd Chambsrmaid. TO 90 " New Brighton IN
. private family Must be neat and hdy, and good
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
A Fragment.

Swiftly glide years-they follow each other like
waves of the Memory calls mp the persons we
once knew-the scenes in which once actors,
they appear before the mind like phantoms of night
vision Behold the boy rejoicing in the glory of bis
youh-ths wheels of time roll rapidly for h1
the light of hope dances in his eyethe smile of
pectaton plays upon his pshe looks forward for long
years Of JOY come his spirit burns within him when
he hears of great men and mighty deeds-he wants to
be man; he longs to mount the hill OF ambition, to
tread the path Of honor hear the shouts Of applause
Look at him again, he is in the meridian of life,
care has stamped the wrinkles his brow disappoint
ment has dmmed the ustre of his eye sorrow throws
gloom upon his countenance he looks back upon the
waking dream of YOUTH and signs for its utility Each
revolving year TO diminish his happiness, and be
discovers that the of youth, when the pulse OF
anticipation beats high is the season of enjoyment
Who is he Of the aged locksl His form is bent and
tottery-his footsteps move rapidly towards the
tomb-he looks back upon the past-his days appear
be few, he confesses that they evil-he magn6.
cence Of the great is to him vanity; the hilarity oil
youth folly he considers how the gloom of death
must shadow the one and disappoint the other; the
world presents nothing to attract, and little delight
him; still, however, he would linger it, and still he
would engthen out his days though of beautys bloom
Of ancys fash of masics breath" he is forced to
claim, g have no pleasure in them" few years o
infrmity and pain must consign him to idotcy thu
grave-yet this was the gay, the generous, the high
souled boy who beheld his ascending path, Of fe bu
such cannot he the ultimate destinies of man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, SPIN.
ENATE-Chase introduced bill ceding to Ohio pub
lie lands in that State remaining unsod and unappro-
priated.
Gwin gave notice Of his intention call up on Mon.
day, bill to remit duties certain imported goods
destroyed by fire.
On motion of Clemens, the Senate took up the Joint
resolution authorizing the President confer the rank
Of Lieutenant General General Scott by brevet for
merOrioas services, and verbal amendments were
made and then postponed.
Hunters motion to allow the presiding officer Of the
Senate sign bills in his instead of in Senate
on account OF Illness was agreed to by unanimous
The Kentucky election case came up.
Hale asked if Senator could resign after his death
and argued in favor Of Dxons claim contendng that
too plain for the Temotest doubt.
Toucy followed in reply 90 Hale.
Both Miller and Davis argued Dxons right to be I'M.
questionable.
Douglas got the hoor when the Senate adjourned .iI
Monday.
HoUsE.-The House into committee on the re-
solution to refer the Presidents message the appro.
pirate committees.
Jones's amendment to Brooks's proposition 10 refer
that portion of the message in reference the tariff
and customs to select committee, was adopted by 81
TO So
An amendment asserting that the doctrine of protec.
ton should be abandoned and the duties levied onv for
raising revenue, was adopted yeas IS, nays al.
Thomas NJ. Howe offered amendment instructino
the committee report specific duties whenever pract
cable with to prevent frauds upon the revenue
by under valuation, which rejected.
After long debate Brooks's proposition in regard 10
the tariff voted down by a large majority
Senate bill in relation to continuing the survey OF
the Mexican boundary passed, when the House adj
burned till Monday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
CANDIDATES.

owe requested WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Esq, Of
jefferson county, as a candidate for cnx Trustee.
Owe requested the of N. F. CUNNING
HAM, vIgo county, candidate Trustee of the Wabash
and Erie Canal.
live requested BENJAMIN PILBKAS, of Ma
ron county candidate for DOor-Kepel Of the Senate mp
give requested DIR il BARRETT, of Tppe-
county, candidate for Door Keeper Of the House of Re-
representatives. mp
-JAMKs H. vAwrER of Jennings county, candidate for
Principal Secretary of the Senate.
1--WE requested JOSEPH A. SIMS,
Of Carroll county candidate fer Clerk o. the House of Repre-
ssniaiives
Owe requested announce the name Of MONTGOMERY
MARSH Of Hancock county, candidate Assistant Secretary
of the Senate at the coming sess on of Isl deco
owe requested tina B. BENTLEY, Editor
of the Franklin Democrat viii be candidate for Principal secre
y OF tho Senate the approaching session of the Legislature
70 We are requested of SAMUEL s.
CnowE candidate spal Clerk House OF Repre-
senta,ives
70 We authorized the of JOHN p.
soNNER of Harrison county, candidate for Assstan, Clerk
Of The House Of Representatives. T
Owe authorized announce of ANDREW J.
BOONE, Of Boone county, candidate for Clerk Of The House
Of Representatives Z
1T-we authorized that E. w. HATHAWAY
will be candidate for of the Senate the approach
inas of he I.eps
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

Look Our FOR THE WoMEN.-Young man! keep
your eye peeled when you after the If you
bite at the naked hook you green Is pretty dress
ces boy are Of no sort of consequence pretty face
will grow old. Paint will wash off. The sweet smile
of the rt will give way to the scow Of the ermagant.
The neat form will be pitched into dirty calico Anoth
or and far different being will take the place of the love-
ly goodness who smiled smiles and eat
gar candy Keep your eye peeled, boy, when you are
after the women II the little dear is and scolds
at her mother in the back room you may be that
ysu will get particular fits all round the house-If she
apologies fer wpng dishes, you will need girl to fan
her. If she bushes when found at the wash tub with
sleeves rolled up be sure sir that she is of the Goldfish
aristocracy; little breeding and less Iyou
ry gal who knows nothing but to commit women
slaughter upcn the piano you have got the poorest
piece of music got up. Find the whose mind
is right, and then pitch in. Don't be hanging round
like sheep thief though ashamed be in the
day time but walk up like chicken to the dough anc
ask for the article like man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
A Veteran Voter.

Michael Grennell, Of Clinton, Pa rode with Of his
sons aged a. the day of the election and voted for
Franklin Pierce. He il himself 100 years DID, aud has
voted at every Presidential election since the adoption
of the federal Constitution. His votes have been fol-
lows:
For George Washington, in 1888 and 1872
Thomas Jefferson in 1876, 1900, and 1904.
James Madison, in 1908 and 1912.
James Monroe in 1916 and 1920.
Andrew jackson, in 1924, 1928, and 1892.
Martin Van Buren,, in 1886 and 1910.
James K. Polk in 1914.
Lewis Cass, in 1913.
Franklin Pierce, in 1852.
The Honesdale Herald says that, in consequence Of
cold, he was quite unwel few days Immediately pre-
vous to November I'd. Fears entertained that ht
would not be able TO attend the polls On being asked
the day before the election, whether he intended
he replied: "Our Government must be sustained, AM
one vote may turn the scales"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

THE EMPIRE IN FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon has been
declared Emperor of France by immense majority
In eighty three departments and in the army and navy
the stood 100000 yeas, to 100000 nGys-lack
ing ut little Of majority of seven millions. He was
no doubt crowned the I'd inst. the anniversary Of
the celebrated coup etat, and also Of the growing Of
his uncle, Napoleon l. He the title of Napo.
leon third 1t is reported that after his he
intends 10 issue a manifesto of 'peaceable character
to foreign nations In the face of this pacific NANTES.
taton however of his proceedings this side OF
the look little bellgerant and offensive. He
manifests determination to interfere with
this continent which do concern him. and will proba
bly be told by the incoming administration that he had
better keep his hands off.-Ksntucky Statensan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Washin gton.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia, SP. NJ.
SENATE.-Atchison again took the chair, owing to
the Presidents sickness.
Davis presented petition, asking that the opera.
ton Of the steamboat law passed last session. be de-
layed.
Broadhead gave notice Of bill to change the bounty
land law to give all hundred and sixty OF
land.
Davis called the attention of the Senate that por-
ton Of the message abiding Mr.. Websters death,
and pronounced an eloquent eulogy.
HoUsE.-Stuart appointed the commerce
committee vice Johnson, of Tenn, who excused.
A resolution was passed referring the Presidents
message to the appropriate committees.
The discussion of the tariff was then resumed
Mead, Of Va, urged the taking of Of the duty on
railroad iron; said It would promote railroad building,
and thus conduce the development of the Of
the country.
Stanton, Of Tenn, gave his reasons for opposing an
accumulation of surplus in the treasury and avowed
himself ready to for modification Of the tariff,
provided it did not effect industry.
Giddngs remarked that slavery was the only trade
that protected. He said that the whose death
had Just been announced in the Senate put forth pre-.
gramme, which carried through by the influence OF
the Executive and each year the President has
graduated the country the protection afforded South
masters. More ugitives, he said had passed into
Canada during the last three months than before.