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House of Representatives.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate
ALBANY, Feb %, 1856.
PETITIONS.
BY c. p. SMrTB-0f Henry Ruggles against the report
of the HArbor COMMISSIONER depriug him of the right
extend piers his property in the neighbofhood OF
the Navy Yard
Mr.. SPBNcrK-From the New York Board Of Education,
praying The Legislature to enact law by which the city
Of New York may be authorized to expsnd all taxes
raised therein for school purposes In education OF the
city only.
By Mr.. BRooKs-For amendments to the laws appli-
cable to the First Division Of the New York State Nj
litia.
REPORTS PAyoRABLY.
BY Mr.. SrEScm-By bill, to appropriate $40 900 in aid
Of the Women's Hospital, New York.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. BROoKs-To increase the number Of directors of
the Jews Hospital at New York.
BY Mr. BRooKs-fo compel insurance companies, in
under the laws Of foreign States to pay the
am required by law TO the New York Fire De-
par INIT, which is 81 each 500 Of policies issued in
this State.
By Mr. BRooKs-To amend the fire laws of New York,
relative to keeping gunpowcer &c, by exempdog from
duty vessels that receive such c,mbusbe articles
freight when said vessel immediately thereafter leaves
the dock.
By Mr.. SpENcER-Fcr regulating the compensation of
the Assessors of the Street department New York.
The act TO prevent illegal voting in New York city was
discussed and Mr. Brooks made long and able speech in
favor The bin At the close Of his remarks, progress
reported.
The bill to equaze the State taxes then taken up
ard discussed.
Gerrit Smith WAS in the Senate Chamber during the
session.
Assembly.
Albany, Feb. 49, 1856.
To-day being general order day. nothing Of interest was
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time to time, letters from Mr.. Buchanan, CIV
ing accounts of his various interviews with
Lord Clarendon. One Of them, in particular,
is very curious II communicates Lord Claren-
don's explanation of the great furry about the
bark Maury and the Irish invasion of Ireland,
which constituted the cause or the pretext for
the reinforcement of the British West India
squadron, last October.
1t seems that Mr.. Marcy's very peremptory
letter of the 18th of July, the contents of which
were intended for Lord Clarendon, was not
presented by Mr.. Buchanan to Lord Clarendon
until some time after it's receipt, when he had
already received Mr.. Marcy's letter to Mr..
Champion, and that even then the most pointed
paragraph was omitted. Lord Clarendon fast
ened upon Mr.. Buchanan's note of July Is,
1855, as if it were an expression of satisfaction
with Lord Clarendon's first letter of explana-
I on. That is an exaggeration. 1t will be
seen, by inspection of Mr.. Buchanan's letter,
that he should have much satisfaction in trans
hitting Lord Clarendon's letter to the Seer,
tary of State.
When Lord Clarendon had got the whole
Care bciOIc AC pus ioItAS IL - AOVsOl W 'AA'
Champion, of Nov. l6, 1855, an elaborate justi-
fcation of the British COVE nment, and of its
officers in the United States, which is chiefly
remarkable as an attempt, by ingenious special
pleading on questions of law, to evade afford
ing any satisfaction whatever to the Unitsa
States.
Mr.. Marcy rejoins to this, under date of Dec.
%, 1856, in despatch OF great length, strong
and positive in its character. He refutes Lord
Clarendon's arguments, and establishes
the justice OF the cause OF our govern
ment in the matter in controversy. He
says some satisfaction for the wrong done
US was confidently expected, but nothing
which can be regarded in that light has been
offered.
He concludes By iasructing Mr.. Buchanan, IN
pamptory tern,s, to ask the British government 10
recall Mr.. CHAMPION; and also that he shall demand
the remoral of the three British Consus Mr. Roice-
croft Of Cincinnati; -Nr. Matthew, Of PHILADELPHIA;
and M. Barclay, Of New York.
This ends the correspondence thus far. We
devote much space, as will be seen, to its pub
LEGATION, but we think the public will read it
with great interest
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On Wednesday morning Feo o. Of consumption Mr..
sAMI +. RANDOLPH. in the 4tth year Of his age
The relatives and friends of family and those OF
Messrs. VIM. Hagar, Jr. Co.. invited attend the
fupera from his late residence, No. 40 East Nineteenth
street. this afternoon, without fur her invi alton.
On Wednesday mornng Feb. ~ WILLIAM O. TBrmIyG
in the 31st year Of his age
His relatives and friends and the Washington HussArs,
Fifth Troop, Compap L, Third Regiment N. Y s. M are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No IA Hamersy place. this afternoon at one
terry for interment
On Wednesday, Feb. 81, JAMES BARKER in the 42d year
The funeral services will take place 1T the Church Of
the Holy Apostles, Ninth avenue OF twenty eighth
street tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock. His remains
BY the cars which leave Canal street at IL NJ The rela
tives al friends of the family respectfully invited 10
attend without further notice.
On Thursday night, Feb g. CATnARISE LAWRENCE, re-
lict Of the late Nathaniel Lawrence.
The relatives ard friends Of the family are requested to
NOR ow afternoon, at two o'clock without further inv
taton.
On Wednesday Feb a. HANNAH relict of the late Jno
Gregory in the seth year Of her age.
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend the fune
ra from the residence OF her Lewis, No. III West
fourteenth street tomorrow afternoon, at O'clock
On Thursday morning, Feb. 49, after short and &C.
illness, JossrH NewnI senr, aged 10 years and 1C
The will take place from the Church of the H,y
Apostles. corner Of Twenty eighth and Ninth ave-
nue. afternoon, at o'clock The friends of
the family sfectionately invited To attend.
On "Wednesday Feb. 81 after short but severe i'll.
ness, JOHN VI oILMARTN, IN The 10Th year OF his age
The friends and relatives OF the family are invitsd to
attend the funeral, this afternoon at O'Clock from
No. SIS Mott street.
On Wednesday, Feb q, ISAAC BAIRD.
The friends, acquantances and reiatves Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this after
noon, at two O'Clock from his late residence No. Is East
Twelfth street
On Wednesday, Feb. q, Miss MARY ELIZA vlycnHrr.
aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfuy
invited 90 attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the residence Of her brother No. 2le
West Fifteenth street.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening" FeS. 81, OF con-
SUMPTION JANE, wife Of 0ver We's, sgsd OF years and
IL days.
Toe funeral services win be held At her late readencs
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this government to arbitrate by of friendly
Power the differences regarding the construction OF the
Clayton Buwer treaty and to transmit any correspon
dence touching the proposed arbitration.
Mr.. MASON remarked that . former occasion he
stated that mis- impression such offer had been
made but probably suggestion Of such character
had thrown out incidentally unofacally to our
Minister. The British government through its official
organ has announced that such offer had been made
but not hair been accepted would be we'd 1t was
therefore inn that the true state OF the case
should DO made known.
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
Mr. HALE and Mr. TooMRs criticized the policy OF the
Executive with respect to the difficulties in Kansas and
at the OF their remarks the Senate adjourned
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Fes. %, 1885,
Many bills were Introduce and SeGrred and number
Of resolutions adopted ipcfd0 introduced BY Mr..
FIX renee instructng the Committee Naval Affairs to
inquire into the expediency Of making immediate pro-
vision for the construction OF ten sloops or other vessels
of war.
The deficiency in the appropriation bill was being con-
sidered when the House AZ journed to Monday.
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MALICIOUS ADyERTsEMENT.-An advertisement appea red
in yesterdays Herald, under the head Of Sporting
in which some malicious person, without our knew
ledge used the Of Richard Busted Esq, ad
verser The object Of this anonymous malgner is, of
course unknown to II intended practical joke
the Jest atrocous 1t Is devoid Of point Wit or
meaning II intended insult to Mr. Busteed it is at
contemplate and cowardly below the anger
Of any decent mind and have only regret that by
the ingenuity OF the ibeer 1t smuggled into our
columns.
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The steamship Empire CITY, Capt. Howes arrived yes
terday morning from New Orleans via Havana She left
New Orleans at A. NJ Feb. co. passed the bar the
Balize at 7P N. On the 22d, at A. NJ passed sloop of
war Cyaps standing 70 the north ward westward Ar.
rived on the Moro at IL p NJ 22d left Havana next morn
ing at IL A. NJ and ut the mouth of the harbor was hail
ed by ship Albert Gaatn, entering Have experienced
fine weather since leaving Havana.
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vFnRTY-rOUhTH CONGHKSw,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1856.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1866.
THE NAVAL BOARD, ETC.
Mr. TooNBs, (nat) Of Ca, offered resolution (Which
lies over calling the Secretary Of the Navy to furnish
the causes and charges, specifically set forth by tho
Naval Board for the removal or disratipg of naval Off
tHyy
Mr.. WELLER, (dem) Of Cal, reported bill makiar
srpropIa,iops for new Notifications.
ENLISTMENT CORRESPONDENCE
A message was received from the President comuu
nicatng the official documents the British ell sment
cases Six thousand extra copies we're ordered TO be
pinned.
YVES ,dopted requesting the President 10 Inform "a
Senate whether an ofsy was made by Great Btsa to
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Married..

On Wednesday evening, Fen. 81, by the Rev. VIM. C.
Smith, Mr.. RICHARD c. HENDRlcKsos of Freehold, N j.
to Miss LIlIN adopted daughter OF Chas. Hall, Esq, Of
this city.
On Thursday Feb 90, by Rev DR.. Tying Mr. JOSEPH G..
ApPIJBY to Mrs. MARY TNIsoN.
In Brooklyn on Thursday morning, Feb. %, by the
Rev Mr.. Reid Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. WEEgE to Mss Adds g.
daughter Of Charles Parker, Esq, all of Brooklyn.
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evening Of the same day. The is unmportant.
Sugars had advanced real The stoca e. Havana
The rains have curtaied the yield 900 boxes There
wrecks at Key w.st.
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Hernia.-Oniy Prize Medal Awarded To
Marsh Co., by the Industrial Exhibition Of all
heir patent radical truss. Also the Fair the
American institute awarded the first premium To this truss
666 References It's superiort, Professors Vaent
Mott Willard Parker ard John Carnocban An
list OF names Of mercantile and other gentlemen cured this
truss may be seen at MARSH CO.'S No. az Madea lane,
New York and Marsh Corea Co. No West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A. NJ until 0 r. NJ
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News from Rio JaneirU.

BALTIMORE, Feb q. 1856.
The bark Clara Haxal arrived here to-day with dates
from Rio de Janeiro, to the 9th Of January.
Favorable advices from the United States and Europe
had caused activity in the coffee market and advance
in prices. Saes-70 000bags at 800 200 for round
lots, principally for the United states The closing
transactions chow advance OF fully 1900.
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VARIED INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT. This even.
ing com plimentary benefit will be given at the City
Assembly Rooms to Mr. Gustsve Naquet, who ia well
known to the public as the submanager Of e Rachss
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FeU. IUUU
Our harbor is sgain open, and q number vessels
Including steamers Of the New York ana Boston lines
came up to-day. Several steamers also went snow
has fallen here freely oil day
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Navigation or the Ohio

CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 1856.
Navigation is fully opened and steamers running
regularly The water in the channel this afternoon 80
feet in depth
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Re Election Of Senator Wade.

CINCINNATI Feb ". 1856.
Hon 3. F. Wade, whose present term United states
Senator from OHIO expires in March, 1851 to-day
elected TOR second term Of six years. BY vote of 100
against a6 for Mr. Todd and scattering.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHS.

NOn-Arrfval or the America.
HALIFAX, Fec. %, 1856.
There are still Indications CT the approach of the
steamer America, now in her thirteenth day out.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. IS 1856.
The steamer Isabel has arrived here from H,yap, on
tho morning Vi tho 25tn inst, and Key West On the
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Fevers, Agues, Gripes, IndigestlOn and
dsrbas, &C. immediately relieved and rapidly oy
the celebrated corda bers which have
the avote in EUROPE for the complaints The
biers may be obtained In this city Of s. SrEINFELD No. 10
Ans airsa
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ToOthache Cured In five Minutes-By DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian linament pay; headache
in ha an hour Sold by ali druggists and storekeepes De-
60 COrtlandt street.
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Genin Will Issue his Spring style or Gentle.
temen's hats for 1866 on satu, Gay March 1. GENIN
ia Broadway, opposite st. Paul,s Church.
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Court Cai.nd~r--rn IN Day

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SUPREME CouRT-GeneraI rsrm.-Adjournsd to Thurs
day next March ., A. II ,'eiock A. H., when No, 49,,
sgrErs. CoUR1@ 80 1908 1852 174s ITS,
4iS 1850 1865 Ito i'es' zl0'' 1iSl 1882 Ill.,
surnucs cosss.So: $685. 500, Bis, s2l, asa $685. $780,
'7'' '''' '''' Wv y W.
,,.,nsn,. ha," sor tss on san,,oav M.sch % nxmH
IA Broadway, opposite ST. Paui's Church
.,- s~.-.... "a.
for he spps viii Be- his Doouar ssas
sn on ae me & % ZEE %
n h, - S nar@ase to be rsmunsrsteS n
Il, "a il s ssssns sg
him early VISIT 2i2 broadway, corner Of Fulton St
nj, ,,ud and hs nnh,c ba he issue the surinr fashion
tor % hats s S on hsa hes
beauty snd excellence throughout the best
enon TO the peculiar contour and dsnsss ar o. as superb
sncS, VIVID 20. viii suy hat irrsspectye Of price that
has IN senr SS bes
rrpsn yin not vary from The old mark o. SIS co.
Clotnlns nj Who.essi..-vye beg 10 infor,A
s ss s s
s 4. p Ts nv q he sS:
u
10000 Ladies' Wanted (bur don't all come
Shss' a. M he Thsy ave- o"d,esrs PATENT the
Wholesale and retail. D. hiL'hh w. i'a oAnAi S-
ocoth picture cords tassels &C., at manufac
street Country merchants supplied the loves! prices.
Photographic Imp, Observation-Disclosures Trf-
2ss Broaowsy has just taken pictures OF
G pa COPIES s Ss % %
cation for patent Washngon the result Of which VIII be
Rave eeen inc
1870
The Smithsonian Hou.e-srosdway. Cor
OF Houston street. New York rooms 90 cents 5
Meals sH5a ara rms nsT snS
'''''-- 1900 $500
Sat Binding Macnines,-I. M. Singer q GO.
sFa
nm. New cr,d,7o1 T-7,oson,s Patent ac.
me Ne 49, dsstas Hs1 az NE grarv nooo
drcpps into the ls g steak rSng hs w ,cS"
o ;sei s ds ssss sold s Duane street,
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~ proof safe with Es patent ooxder proof oct Both
nDsved prize the Worlds Fair, tondsn 1851, and
& Isis s .S SsT 10 Y %a..1 sse.s sAs HSah1sa
,,,,,,
~ brown Al EJereman Cosrk % "a IA Rroad-
way As Nassau street and At The depot No Barclay street.
a. drug ana fancy goods stores generally IN The United
'@es'
u...A.,~~,. o. - r
nascneiOfs faaH Oye-wISs nnu XOupeos-
Piled IN twelve private Balchsors wigs
'Ance Sna RATCHs1Es %s Broadway
----------
christadoros Hair i've. wigs and To.pees
CssA.ss.vAos AA"Aa Dyc, WASs anu AO0Pocs.
e1cMe edmranon Amonk AZ connMsseurs IN Ar suite OF
oegant priva applying hs mcompaaby dytf
ne Only article OF the KIND wholesale and rea AZ
ChkSTADOhVs, NO. Astor Souse
Whiskers or M0nstaches forced to Grew
onguent which not stain or ipure
skin. 81 bottle; sent any part of the country. R. g.
HAM Broadway; Bays, 76 street. Brooklyn; Eel
Perfumed Breath -xVnnu f4adv mr. Gem.
ueman would remain under the Of breath
when nv rssnr he Rain ~ Thonssod Enwers \. dan
Ece Would only render sweet mt leave he teeth white
a. Msnv a moi ino tisr hresh 4. rad
Il; Pour snele DROP Of ne Bapa on your tooh brnsb
q
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The system by bleeding and violent gurgng TO deprive es
machinery Of IFS These disin-
tec the blood and the secreops and external aud inter-
nal complaints by destroying their seeds in the vital fluids
Sold al the manufactures No so Nader lane New York. an
NO "a Strand London, and by al druggists ct &c., 62c
and 81 per box or pot.
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The Smithsonian HOuse-BrO3dway. Cor
OF Houston street New York rooms 20 cents q
ray Meals ard ordered This and large hotel
snvies the attention OF travellers SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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SUPREME CouRT-General Terrn.-Adjourned TO Thurs
day next, March 8, At IL e'cicck A. H., whom No, 49,
matter of new reservoir will be taken up.
SUPREME CouRT-1srenit. 1903, 1882 1T4S ITS,
2l28 1853 TOO, 1885, 1915 22iS net 1850 2o26 coil
1850 1868 ssa2 22eo 177s l7e4 2i57 alsl 1885, lllo
surrucn cogn1-Eo. 500, 800, sls s2l, 500, $685. $780,
S43 S44, 846, $40 to S76.
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mpb-HULMEs 2s9 Broadway has just taken pictures OF
Harrison the United states camera maker, i'm
pan copies which have been forwarded with app
cation patent to Washington the result of which VIII be
known, and licenses offered artists In few The
improved photographs have been chrsened the photoype
Depot the double camera $50 Broadway.
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THE sPoILs-DEArH OF A JUDGE.

WASHINGTON, feb. ~, 1906.
Mr.. williams, OF the Toledo Blade elected binder Of
documents to the House OF Representatives has disposed
OF his interest to Robert Farnham, Of ths city,
Hon. Onslow Peters, of the Judges of the Circuit
Court of Illinois, died here TO day Of attack OF pleu
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and T0upees.-
fhe best In the world Tnis .iied and original dye
piled In twelve private Balcheors wigs and
have improvements all others beng chef duvres
Vance and durability peculiar 10 this estahiishment
BATCHELOk,H ZS} Broadway
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kerring's Patent cnaaspion Fire and Dir
o. proof safe, with Hal's pstsn powder proof lock Both
Deved prize medals at the Worlds Fair Londsn 1851 and
H$stn Palace New York, 1858 "a sILAH @. HkaKING
CO.. lS6, l37 and lSa Water atreet y. Y,
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The Clnclnnati Fugitlve Slave Case.

The Cincinnati Fugitive Slave Case.
CINCINNATI Feb. o. 1856.
The fugitive slave case which has been peniing before
United States Commissioner Pendry, decided by him
to-day in favor OF the claimants and the slaves orde
into their custody. They still held by the Sheriff
however, under an Indictment for murder.
1t has been raining here all day. The river is open
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Sat Binding Mnchinss.-I, nj. Singer Il CO.
AVE ready sale machines for binding hats and az
3er hats The machines do the work far better and
iaeer Others Ca and them at 33 Broad
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HIPS Hair rye. -Four Shxl,lngs Box, Black
sr brown-Sold at Hegeman. Clark Co.'s 273 Broad
As Nassau street and the depot No. Barclay street,
159 Atlantic street ITS and 27 fulton street. Brooklyn.
AnA at drug and goods generally In the United
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Window Shades, White nnd Bun Hollands,
ocoh picture Cords tassels &c. at manufac
turer's prices. by wOODFORD WEMPLE, % Catherine
street. Country merchants supplied ut the lowest prices.
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Albany, Feb. %, 1856.
To-day being general order day, nothing Of interest was
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The New GridiT on, Itph1nsOn's Patent, Acc
somplishes three beside l II all the gravy,
into the Ere e. cooks die steak through without
burning the outside g. smoke in the kchon
house, Five sizes, % 10 IS sold " 70 Duane street,
100 feet east OF Broadway.
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ChristadOFO's Hair Dye, wigs and T0apeei
s1cte admiration among al connosseurs in art suite
the only reliable article of the kind Wholesale retail
CHRL8TADOROS, No. 6 Astor Eouse
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The Harhinger Of Spring the Knox HAT
for sprpg viii be exhibited his
men the Of Broadway ard Fulton street Thurs
cay mcrpipk, 2Sh Nowihs andng the increased
expense OF This fabric he has deternned that the
charge heretofore shall remsiD at four dollars trusting
the heavy outlay he has in its production Strangers
visiting the city as well HE old rols invited TO make
him an early visit broadway, OF Fulton st.
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10000 Ladies' Wanted (bnC don't all come
at orc at Miller CO g. each g buy one p:r Of India ,
very kind manufactured. We have large assortment
Wholesale and retail. b. MnIER co. LA Canal st.
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which attach to foreign Minister charged
with Illegal acts or acts injurious to the sove.
reignty of the United States.
Next in the order OF date comes letter
from Mr.. Marcy to Mr.. Champion, September
5, 1855, communicating to Mr.. Champion the
views Of the United States government on their
becoming aware Of the active instrumentality
Of himself and other officers of the British gov
eminent in thus violating the laws and out
raging the sovereign rights of the United
States.
MIR. Champion replies on the 7th Of the same
month promising to reply at length after
communication with his government. 1t does
not appear from the papers that he has yet
made any such response.
On the 9th of September, 1855, Lord Cla-
rendon addressed note to Mr.. Buchanan, in
which he whimpers wofully over the imputed
want of sympathy our people had for the
allies in the war with Russia, and complains
that ammunition and warlike stores have been
sold by our merchants for the service of Rus.
STA.
Mr.. Marcy replies, October 13, 1855, in a
pupgent letter, ridiculing Lord Clarendon's
complaints that we have sold little powder
for the use Of Russia, considering how much
more we have sold to Great Britain. He
further dwells upon the large amount of Ame-
rcan tonnage employed in the transportation
Of troops and munitions Of war to the Crimea.
as evinciDg that if anybody has right to
complain it is not Great Britain, but Russia.
There occur among the documents, from