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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09
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I'm ole Ytricntn pdht an GjttblIhts 6ronthci:
ten, ots Soamtn: Shwahbcit, lluptrmS9tnbtt, Srip
rtr, @ittr, Il. /. 10, H. { ~. trGnfttn. Die Seward
Gfciioticn in !oiniltbt rcr 9rcGin Diruttrn rcn
Wnlibtncttn uur Gjtiurthtit, pirurioCht ourtb G'r
lbItht$sErantbtttu unb etn 6ntr9an9 Der auf Die:
f uuatidtithtn SRtnlhtn rurtb Suadiolbtr anSt:
wanNt wrN, hat ihrtn 2trSt zen e INNER bcprctbtn,
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s; trbtiltn, Wtltbc eurh 9rtfc, nit elmer 9tibrti:
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htitin ibreS eCttns. Il. 10, ih on ibn ptnbtn, uro
in SSUtn pcn 9rcgIr lrmuth uno 9rcgtm eciorn Rts
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ID n.
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tut ctottrt eurth iptiirUt Yc0otun9 fir Die Inter:
Gsuno pcn 0r0nttu uuo Tcthttirnoen, bic on ,,tSS:
urti0tn uno ouitrdlnecn" Grautbrittn ltiocn, unb
ibrt Srnes tEnnIn fir tciutn onceru 5ped tCnue
wtrrGn. Ditidbe bat nun ctucn llcbCrfhuB pcn
oGlfsmitti, rpIbtu bit 5irttrrcn Sur 8Gtaurtma:
tbuno cti0cr Nn;rioc tttimmt hatcn. G6 III ttbGrs
fdf1 IN ia9in, eaB eict aNctioticn eas aus9c;iibs
rttiiC mcc;nibc Salient bcs 3titalters in b tc9rci,
unN rabir bic trlttr YtbonrtunaCn ju bifr9cn i'm
StancG III. @s miro autb rtrpGitn uro tranttn
SrautnSptrtntn, rtttbt on sSbmohbCttrn
GjttGrmutttr llucrcnun0tn, SarttH9ttttu. 10. ltt:
ccr. fbGeNorcr 3oth rrthGitt.
Nobrt6irt (NcitfrcD Or. 8Ccrsc R.
6 a b 9 II II. .WGrothibla1unas:Nrjt Der 6cwaro ri:
iciaticn. &C. ., Sdo 9tt Stro6t, philadelphia, ga.
luf 8tfthl Der 0irtttCrtu.
Cara =. Socdrtipcn, grsfecut.
0corac TdtrebtlS, Ssirttdr.
Tunj 6, 1855 nal I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09
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GeIunbcS mb fettc5 Sirb Bri wrni9
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ptesr pcR ftrnrn GGetsn ;rtdstttbr um ftint ;rpti
II punoer6ar rpirtenoen uuo ttlittttn 9Rcoi;inen
GeinSic bputpcr uuo + Iri ne II / men I
nun lum NuBtu a[tr l4clt ins G5rcBe gu tsrIitEn.-
Gr bat ~ oeItm 3tptde Den qrcGtu Salcn in Der
SoefQcnsbaIt in IGtncnn enotritbtet pc CT i'm
&jrcsSn uno .Sltntn ltinen ,Sunoln aG,porttn nirc
Bur 8tqltmlihttt otrltlbln bat CT SiiIoCra9cn in
alien Npetbettn uno Den QrSGeren Stcbrs I'M eauoc
srribtct NO oictltcn Nrtttrl, bas Qulrtr nit IsnCr
dasnbGneiatn lntcrIbrift otrEbcu uno cos eminent
nit tintm Sicad uuo Yilo uuo Iciutm 92omcu ins
CyIaS eiusiblan dct, unprrfalibt uuO m ben 9(ttbcu
prtifen crba(ter perrcu fam wjs bier Dcttcrcn
unp aiptrt bic fine yosilmittd in ercGsn Suantita:
ten ssbraubtn, wtreen autb ttt Yfjnetn breitnt.-
Gsinsm @itbpulpsr bat CT untrsm Gauutp u GJrIu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09
0lprretbe Neai9fetten !!
@jutr 2citcn! @jute 9citcn !


Gutr 3citen! 0ute 3citcn !!
Sa, quite 5littn Fno rcr bsm @rlt Srn osd,a, 92crs
tbemptcn, Buds uno 9artcn Gountp; iuerm osr
Nic9tpt9 pCn Siturert uno philadelphia nun aans
nab Gatutaun f'rti9 it, une 0m ltetin GRcnto9 it
Elm 8arrErju9 gum @rennal gang ubtr Ole 8abn
at9au9rn-uno ee rporCR etpas wCni9cr els 100 8ars
rtn in elmer 8tibr, uuo se miro prrmubst rs b6ttsR
allie ssicppt an SCfIpb Stcrps
QSptlfcilem Sargclb StpGr
in Ser Staot 2tGtutaun, am Gdt ttr oamiltcu uno
StIn Strage, Sc. al, nobe Sa9cn"uhs octel, tneem
lb bert prrbci 9t9au9cn bin, uno 9bu babs pa6 cine
llngrteure Guantit1t Glitter
ecrt duBsb6uft lit. Strrp uno fine Gitrfs porsn
icCttn ON l(uspadIu - itb bin eclvlg Der Drpct mug
9Sraos an fiintm StCbr Fin. uno OlIs Strains mHbtu
nit Sitter fir ben Stcpp 9clapcn iItn-osnn mir has
6tn ale 9ccppt uno nit allen unftru Iussn 9c9udt,
oEnn CT bat ea l5auftn pcu
S&amfs, Oelaint, Ssitr, Wrrinrs, Yurtian
Sud, GaI6mierS, Glpacos, Satme, &c.
pcn Gem @rtsn bis an bic Getting, uno tautsr ntus
81 lEs Sb tlitts lcoOnn ouf Ole anpsrs SriH eEs
Strbrs, uno ra mar
9reites Sud, GaEimtrc, Sattinctts, 8rntudy
Sajn, 8lanncts. MuStins, 3iIGtihsr, Sano-
ttifcr 3cu9, Sriimpiaarn, Strampfe, Sanp'
fdubc, Q8pGrns COMFORTS, Carpets, SCItiAcr.
0Ias' mN Gurn5waarrn, Spicsel II. +. 10,
ttt Ger Sorrcrtoouu9 -GttrdfalS YRtiTtru uuo Gas
brln.-uno rann robm MIDI rntr Der Gttrts in cine
aneGrs Stutc-ea no pisrcr !oSufn ron
SrrtiA9rmorbtcn &lciber,
o(s TEdr ocn, 9SlfCn uno ltrtGrrSde, allies ron ci.
9trtr Wonnfatmr.-@r yi9tt mir icconn Die Sitter
rucgcn ie 9cmatt ino, uuo ih trnntt ubt brlftn ju
fd9tn: ,,StRt punnrtts midi n;ch mtbr mic cs tcmmt
olR ScocrmGn iaot Ger Ian 9ttC bate has btfc Shcb
unp ptr See StCPp rEn wcttfilitIn @or0tp Strbr."
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09
Nruc GrobscI)m cI)mir0crrt
in her Statt 9tl(rntnlllt.

III IEl OlNpl NlttIlN1lI.
Gtr llnter;eidnctc gift bicrru@ rncm 3rrtr'
ten Yutlitum Nn6rat, bag er he ltit GINGER 3sit
fer mter Der 6irma bon Steinter8cr unp Jtsincrt
tctrietrne 0robI1mrrerri, nun ouf feline olrinis
0e 9ts6nur9 tibrrrcmmcn Sat, unb po6 cS icnr
QtTtt it bicIe5 Grf6ift in allen pc1en ocrl4ics
rcnrn 3wciScn tiinft9bin auf cine 9rp6arti8s gGrs
ie ;u 6ctrritsn. Gr I6mcidelt ii4 pa6 CT, pa CT
ielba mtarbsitct uno otlc 2trtitcl iiter9aupt uns
ter isinrr ci9cncn NufiAt Scrfnt9t wrrben, Ic gu.
tr, I6Gne, unO tittBc grteit liCfrn 81 ttnnn, ais
r0cnrwp i'm Staot UrrfUtigt miro.
&fcrbc=Scicbla9cn.
CT sctntt Srrbs auimufiomfcjt Dem Yiers
be SeI6Iagcn gu wpmen, unp fG5lt pcrTArrt,
pa6 CT in pieiem 3rct9 rtr2enpS ittrrtraTtn wer'
rem fam. Seine YrciBe in 6ieirm 6lAe ipllcn
,u alien ;3eten gang tiat8 Icin.
Seine 8uttIttr 1T in tcr Surnrr-Strobt, ;mt.
i4rn Der 7tcn unp 8trn, eGrmaIe 6nsin9ev's But
i4trci.
Dura 9tnistcit pantttAtct mo quite gtrtcit
Srrsnft ct liG icinen 9ntbcil Der Gjun pct @Utl'
tumrs SuSui4ern, wpiir CT tmmerbin ranttar icin
wrO.
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NlIrrtaun, @lGr, ), 1856. nq3nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09
SaIamunbr Si6GtsttssSiRtH,
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GD11t8 1tn6 9SatID1t
SIC. 26 Sdo 4ts etra6s, pbiIopelpbio.
grcEss Ssusr, GtsSuut uuo Ste
'BESsJy53sI''.T Stroge, Srcitas SRcr9rn, DSscmbrr
/ .MEEE. 4 Is, ls54.-Gpansu II. 0Satipns
4s7, II SatamanScr Sdfss trinnt'
r. pbircnS, rpts fs etss inimSr I'np,
rptnn nc auf cine VrCGs esrpcrfsn ptrrcn.
Qbilaeclp IA, 0si. 10, 1854.
Ssrrsn evans u. G8stisn, Sc. %, Glib 4N
StraSs
gReius 6crrcn: Gs mabt uus arcBSS Scr:
eRuaeu cure Saldmanbcr SdfCs, 8autlGutcn uno an:
ptrsn, rptlhs ss ucthwcnei9 babCu ibrs 8tdhtr IN
Sihsrbtit ;u bacu, ais etn 9spiRts SRtttd eits gu
tsypedEn. antmpfcbltn gu tSnntu. NteEni9s Die mir
rcr unocfSbr gRcnatCn pcn Shntn 9Gtauft babtn
bat unitre 9ichEr. Yaptre uro CSeto 9trace c ibGn
srbattu, als rittIbe bititn Wcr0cn rcr Dem 9rrBcn
Stutr ptlbcs Gin 9an;ts SiSrsd G'tbGube am Gdt
Der Gbcsnut uuo 5teu Straft, tinGlhrte, binctn 0t
than purccn. GitIt S6ft par auf rCm 2ttn SIrrr
in untrtr Ss I'M Gjttrauth pcn rpc iie in cen 8cI:
Ter hinunttr it olIrpc t rcrteb bis eas Scurr aus
ecbronnt bate. DieiGlbt III rann hSrrcr9e3r9En uni
in Gtatumart rcu rptui9ltIns 1000 9Ticnsn, wcldbr
ss nit eiatusn Nuacn eErbsn ba6Gn, taF Die Sitbcr
u. ~. ipir cbtntemcrtt vtrmabrt 9sMGbcn ino, 9ss
Sfnet ipcrern. gSclItn fs tie Guts babcn Die Sdf,
uno Sh(r5 piebGr ausJubcBtrn, ba mir bicld6t mic:
otr in Gjstrauh ncbmtu pclItu; uno inbcm mir rSl:
Tia uttritu0t Iine, oab Ge Gin 8crnabrun9s: Wittt
aiasn oas SIusr fnr. Gbrcrtictiot bit SShri0su
Qaey uno pbillips.
Gin orcGcs IiIcrttmsnt bicitr SGfs fIno inlmrr
auf 6ano, uuo Inp porrantirt oa6 fe 10 ptr cent
mchr 6ee crtraacn tEnntn. ais r9Ino cine ocrrinos
SGfs bic nun I'M G5ttrauh it, evans uno 91aticn
MAIDEN audi uno hottsn immcr Nuf bane, Gitrnc
oaeen, @iitrnt SbGrcn, uno Gifrrs Rahnlcn, bt:
ftinmt fir otn GGtroud gu ftuerklten gtpSlttn fir
Stcbrs, 9ontsn, SEfftnttitht cncr pripot oduIir.-
Sttbfaus, Sic9d uno 8ritf:Ntibrsitunes: prtgtn
II. 10. Stio 10 gut unc ruft ts uns, SIC. 2G Sde
Ate Strage, Ybtaoetrbta, an.
Seacbtpcifuu9en.
~. 8. 9tunltr, Nucntauu, Va.
q. e. gNiut, Ybitaotlrbia, pn.
g. e. 2(ritnal. pbitaostpba unb California,
eirsr, 9am6 uno Comp, philadelphia,
80. z. 6crtsmau uno SGbne -
Sautrn uuo Naiaanits 8ant, Ybllohetpbio u
6iittn,
6cnro g. SlntS Qtbrmo6tr) Srsutrn, 9I.5.
gB. S6tsr, Qrintstrn, 81. =.
g. ~. !6i9ius, Sltmin9tcn, 81. :.
Staat&:SbaemtiitIr, Srnttn, g. J.
Srcntrn Gontiu9 Comp,
g. &. uuo g. :. Suttertn d"
Gott6 Gcps nno &C., pbitoStlpba,
Gmth, GSinams unb Co., >,
SrpnEno, Shorylt6 uuo SShut, Vbilabsipba,
Grnroo uno 9c6rts, philadelphia,
SamCs. Rent uno Sontts, -
Triibmutb uuo BrGptr
llnicn Scttt,
Slacutcu Cpir rintn Sample auf oone butsn)
>. unb 8. Sac9cr
,oartt:Qaaarsn 5aufISuts in !(Gcntaun, ga.
gRo 80. nqlOM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-09

9eno cincn Srt tubSn ptrNtn.
ALE 2trbtitcu ptrrtn untcr ibrtr ti1tnrn X rfTbt
psrrtthtet unb man fam itb tattr carauf plrldStn
ooB ft nur rcn Der bCltrn art itiu rutrnen.
Sic fnb SantGar fir ttrtits QtnrFcnc GunSfhoft,
une fis hrfcn fdb oisiItts fsrnSrbn curb 8ioftit,
pdutttibtIit unC bic Gdts tbrsr 8ttnecu ,u,uFd):
crn.
HcIe unp 6umtrrt.
IItrtoun, Sanuar q. ra39R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
IMPORTANT FROM ST. DOMINGO. g
.,s,euI1,oR Or PRESIDENT AND VICE .PassIOsHI
COUNTRY WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT
ON Corsspsndent

v,or Our Own Ccrespsndent
ST DOMINGO, Tuesday. May u. lsSo'
Since my last letter Of the l4la inst. ma.'e''
have n, { mepded here, aud again the D.t"'o'N""
Republic is involved in difficulties OF ''' ~'' o
,~r,ou. pasare than tbo,e have slrcSdy o'""s'' '"
your knowledge. Toe puoh, excn' a'er Is empty
1hr t,ovs,pmrn, oft yis,s aud the 'roop' have oo'
1.csiv,d any pay for two months and to o1''np'"s
-. .;,n.,i,n General sAutsaa has suddenly resigned
-. presidency Of he Republic, and his ri 'mpIe
A.. hen followed BY the vic,Presiden', General
r. q. Mo,s who, according ~ the constitution
,houa on tho death or the Resignation ct tho Pr"s
.;deut administer the sf1irs Of the Republic for
thu r. msipder of the Presidential terra. Whom
.hr electors will elect it is impossible to say, from
the great psuciy Of men capable Of flung such im'
,ortabt pcsts; and thus in toe 'ace Of ha,ncisl
cr,i, and the exhaustion Of the country brought en-
by the invasion Of her errito by SOuloqae. 1t Is
Fortunate that the latt al present unable to re-
neg his attack, for the Domlncans are virtuaily
aoW without government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

tool through TIE periodical press. AZ the same
time be issued large wsri u bis own mans on the
"Eu.uai R.la,iops Of Nstiou-." Subsequently he
,urr.d iis exclusive At en;ion 10 hstori,l stadi-s
chiefly aiming at the development Of ,he history
Of dern Europe, by reference to the epoch
II ifs formation He threw fresh light
on the Pas, eliminated the misc.bosptOns OF sges
In H. s p.puire spirit and thus founded new school
o. bi,tory. Restoring The authority Of the ancient
chronc r. and .1pls nipg the point o. view IN which
they 81 ould be read, be brought the testimony
O. tho.e f,hhfu and venerable eye-w'tnesses to
,Ilu,,rate the condition II Europesn society
~Lls vet in its crsdl-. He thus overthrow
". arrogant, th-cre.iral mr'hed which hsd pre-
vailed su.ong historians ana Inspired the students
O, h,sury with respect Tor IFS auth n'ic SOURCES.
The nfueLc. OF the e lie between the cOnquesng aud
c,aou, =, rae. ON medieval and b.Dc- ob modern
civ llizstiop. received D-w illustration h,m his re-
racl.- The spin, o. these researches was embodied
il his "Letttrs on the History Of F-nnce," first pub
hsLed about the year lso AID preparing the way tor
hi- future works Among thes1 were Ten fesr' OF
S,pdi,. In.dt.d M"num-pf- Of the History OF the
Mode Clsrse-" ard Relation OF the Merovinsi1n
Turts" Early III hfe between le2j and 1880 ner-
vous aiit ction deprived him almost entirely OF the
us. OF bis eyee sb sDg bin to depend On the aid OF
his wife and o1er uients for the Continuance OF MS
researchers. After the de ,h Of bis wife in 1914, the
b,sied Princess Belgi oso was the devoted amaa
uepss 81 d reader TO the blind historian Ills labo-
nous life WAS brought to close and great bodily
which prevented him from completing the
corrections 10 his great work, the History OF the
Norman CONQUEST"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

Brooks and that on Mr.. Otis BY Robinson eishty.
seven years ago. The subsequent loss Of bic
great mind BY that eminent maa wss considered
tacesble directly 70 that brutal ASSAULT though.
probably, there was degree Of hereditary tend.
ebcy to mental disease. The venerable eentIeruep.
when / have just mentioned A. the c.stodiau Of
Washipeton's toreet, and with whom have the,
honor Of o slight acquaintance, told mo the other
day that be remembered this illustriols man about
the year 1880 followed by crowd Of hootine
bows through the streets, he turning and shak.
ir9 lis care furiousy Ut them with . madmaa's
i'm potent rage. He then accorded the steps OF the
court.Louse and made them q frantic speech,
they laughing and cheering little knowing
Who and Whist he had been aud was 70,
be 10 the end Of time. This 10 another
proof of the condition OF the insane at that day,
ard that there are some particulars In which thu
present das are better than the former ones. Mr..
Otis was soon sfterwsrd removed u Andoyer,
where be remained until his death. Mr. Quincy
vas then school Toy ut Aniover, aud remembers
Mr. Otie RECOGNIZING hin. ss the son Of bis yOung
pre- revolutionary cOmpanon-in. arms, and shaking
hands with him the Sunday before the fash OF
lightning ended his life fifty ard 20 sublimely.
1t is rather odd ~ write letter Just nov with
out word about the Republican Convention. But
on lear enough about that from other quarters.
SO viii spare you, especially as l might damage
MY character asa prophet by any rash yaticin.
att ms So to the result. Gov. Reeder bad verys
full meeting here the other night and has excited
much interest in this city. hope he may excite
some capital a. well. BYLEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
DEATH OF THIERRY.

Recent European adyiees announce the death OF
Augpsin Thieny, the distinguished historian OF the
Norman Conque.t, writer whose genius and learning
gave him a prseuinent position arn'rg Continental
scholars. Thsrry was born in 1895. He received his
early education in HE native city of Bios While still
your man be went to Paris and subseque ntly made
that city BIS permanent residence. At the time Of
bis r.t arrival in Paris, the doctrine Of ST Simon had
begun to at,Iac, the public attention. Enthusiastic,
bopefu for the progress Of humanity and devoted to
the idea Of social melioratop, Thiery joined the bril-
liant circle Of youthful thinkers who Acknowledged
ST. SoD as their master. In ection with Enf.ntD
Beard Lh.Iminer Chevaier. AZ Others, he engaged
in The lustraon and defence Of the doctrines Of that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
FRANCE.
CnrreApopdent.

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday, June D. 1856.
In a letter written two weeks ago gave para
orapb 10 the bad weather, the rains and the fresh
cts" that had done SO much harm in the central and
southern departments. After these Hoods bad
,ubsided. and the weather, without becoming SET
tied fair seemed to promise better things the rains
recommended in the last days Of May; the Ssone'
Rhone, Loire, and other ,treams mentioned IN the
previous letter, rose again to hight much beyond
their former elevation, and, flowing out TAR beyond
their banks, have carried such widespread waste
and desolation to broad fields and into the haoita
tons of men, as has not occurred these many years.
For the last four days the inundations" are the
absor bing theme of interest. The newspapers
give place to new reports of their ravaSes' before
eopectures upon the Italian question: or the Amer
lean question, or any other political topic They
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
ASSEMBLY.


BY Mr.. WELLS to require Supervisors TO publish
journal # their proceedings and distribute the same
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS to appropriate 1000 to the
American Female Guardian Society
By Dir. JENK1NS-Authorzingt the continuance OF
tie business Of banking by the heirs Of deceased
bankers.
BY Mr.. FOOT-To preserve the purity of the ballot.
box il Brooklyn.
firm the acts of the Commissioners for locating Schuy
Ter County Another report from the minority of the
Committee was presented aganst the sane.
BY Mr.. WOOD-To extend the charter OF the
Northwestern Insurance Company Another TO ena-
bic the Courts OF Kings County to elect Clerk.
Another "a written report and by bill in relation to the
cOdhcaiiCn Of existing lnws.
Relating to the Quarantine Buildings and Marine
Hospital
BY Mr.. f. T. WOOD-To make an appropriation
for a monument TO the Waabout Martyrs.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. HUXTON-To abolish the Normal School.
BY Mr.. MATTlCE-To authorize the Secretary OF
State to FIJI up broken sets Of the Natural History
Newly OTk "a far az possible.
BY Mr.. DUGANNE-To protect the people of
New-YOrk against fraud in making change, by regu-
ating the of non-ega tenders The bill is designed
to cut off the half cent profits of Dutch grocers and
other small dealers by compelling them to give 25 cents
for all foreign quarter dollars and ~ cents for oil
York shilngs, under penalty Of sl0.
NJ. DUGANNE'S bill, to make the legal specie cur
rency OF the State conform to the Federal regulations
concerning itEdl tthut1, loIDur tue vi
Spanish or Mexican quarters or New-York shlings,
unless taken at the value of 2c and l2lc respectively
and requires persons paying money and making change
to represent those coins of the full value stated,
under penalty Of SO for each oflense.
BY Mr.. GLONER-To oblge the n. \. * y. HI.
Railroad Co. to lay q double track.
By Mr.. MAHEN-To form the Jones's Wood Park,
New York.
By Mr.. VAN sANTvOORD-To authorize the
formation of Town Mutual Insurance Companies.
by Mr. STRANG-TO preserve the fish in the Gro
ton River.
BY Mr.. MAHEN-To abolish Pawn Brokers' Shops
in New-York.
MOTIONS.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the Committee
TO which was referred the New-York Tax bill to send
for ptrsons and papers. Adopted.
BY Mr.. ALGUR-That the Canal Board furnish a
tabular statement of the expense of Enlareing the
Canals. Adopted
by Mr.. SHEA, requiring the Health Officer of New,
York to report under oath the amount OF fees and
patronage received by him. Adopted.
Mr.. REED called up the resolution of inquiry into
the mode Of erecting tenant buildings in New-i ork,
and the same was adopted.
Several bill, were then discussed under general
orders, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
FROM HAVANA.

The United States mail steamer Black Warrior, j..
W Smith commander, from New Orleans the oath and
Hayana the Goth, arrived last night.
From Havana have political news of import
ance The town is very dull, the Captain General
being away a tour Of inspection of the military and
civil departments Of the Government throughout the
island.
No change in the sugar market On hand, g., 900
boxes
A. detachment of the British feet are expected in
Havana and every is on the qui vive to welcome
them. The Terrible, the Daring Available and Pow
erful are already there, and exchanging sautes
with the Spanish war vessels in the harbor Rumor
SAYS that the destination of the English squadron il
Nicaragua, to visit Col. Walker.
Among her passengers the Black Warrior brings
Lieut.. X. Werden L. S. N, commander of the bark
Amelia for whose safety much sOlcitude was felt
On the lst and I'd inst. the Black Warrior expe-
enced heavy gale from the southeast to the north
west. On the 3D. at % p. m, lat 81 20, lon ~ 40,
passed the United States steamer Merimac steer
Ing southwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
OUR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

From Our Own Correspondent. ~
WASHINGTON, Monday, March ), 1880.
The Arago's mails brought nothing important
concerning our difficulties with Great Britain.
Mr.. Buchanan is much exercsedin his correspond
ence with his friends as to the statements oil ooth
Lord Clarendon aud Lord PalmerstOn, represent
ing that he expressed himself satisfied with the e1
plapations of the former on the enlistment question
in July last He denies these representations In
dignantly, except with the qualification of Mr
Champions completely. This development in Parlia-
ment grew out of Mr.. CObden's speech, which was
predicated upon publication OF the Central Amer
lean correspondence made in England under Mr..
Buchanan's supervision and responsibility tor the
purpose of enlightering the British mind and cor
recting erroneous opinions.
II is understood in London that as soon as Dir.
Champions explanations to Mr.. Marcy's dispatch OF
tho 2Stb December are received, Lord Clarendon
will attempt TO answer and then the point OF recall
be de6nitiyely closed either by England or by the
United States.
Mr. Singleton, Member OF the last Congress
from Mississippi, has declined the Consulate al
Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

TIKI MACKENZIE TEsTIsoEIAL.-l The British people
have never been ungrateful to their public mes:
They have always appreciated merit, and, when called
mon responded most enthusiastically to any appeals
made In behalf Of those who have rendered services
10 the State This is right. The man who sacrihces
ease domestic comfort and sfueDce, 10 promote the
Interests az the nation and 10 better the social and pc
cnnayv rendition of the masses Of society, justly
entitled TO the gratitude Of biz countrymen. We are
clad that move bas been made In this city TO get up
Testimonial 10 William Lyon Mackenzie for the scr
yices which he has rendered 10 the people OF Canada
during the Last thirty years Ii is intended BY the
gentlemen taking the lead in the matter TO make the
fr,ject Provincial one The ReformeE Of 81 and
an who appreciate the blessngsof responsible govern
rnert which ektorted from the iron grasp Of fam
lily compact tyranny after years Of battling viii no
doubt give cordial response to the movement. Mr..
people. The grievances which aroused Canada to
beion in 1887 have been redressed. To whom Is the
country indebted for tbsl The old veteran who
obbed with rotten egg and clubs at Brsmpton Last
sumner, deserves a goOdly portion Of the honor.
We may state that the Mackenzie testimonial + 10
be Of tangible character than siveT serrcs;
such rinkets might be suitable presentation 70 men
who drive the iron Of oppression into the poor mans
SOUL but not 10 the fearless advocates OF the peopes
rights The cont. rnpIsted testimonial Is TO consist
OF good homestead, which VIII make the old
man ard bis interesting family comfortable and
irdeuepdert for life. The testimonial Is 10 have no
reference whatever 10 the present political course or
nosition Of Mr. Mackenzie, but 10 his past services.
We hope that all contemporaries favorable 10 the
object viii lay the matter before their readers and in
tefest themselves in giving it effect.
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