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fomented w pioper admixture Of poetry,
pa.rioti,m nnn punch, will assused'y be M event
in our history. r,

The New GRAsAnA D6FFICUITY.--Our sdvices
from Washington iptesm W that the President is
determined 10 take the peiNing question with
Eew Granada in hand immediately Oh the return
Of Judge Bowlin, our Msais.er at Bogota, who Is
expected to arrive here by the next Steamer from
Aspinwsll This is very proper and just deter
animation Marcy and poor Pierce shofiied with the
Panama difficulty 30 iong IA to bring our vast
Istbmgs transit interests iuio a very precarleus
state; and the present security. which ID MAINTAIN
ed at an expenditure of half million OF dollars
"a year for beef and plantains for the navy now
stationed on each side of the lsthmns to the great
profit of the mongrel inhabitants OF that strip OF
country, is too costly TO be long coptlnaed. Be-
sides that, the sickly season is approaching, and
our ship, should be reviewed from he monotouous
and unpleasant service OF watching TIE Panama
railroad. A frank announcement OF the determi-
pation to ask for nothing that is wroug aud to
exsct what is right will soon bring these ques-
tions to a successful Issue.
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Tremendous Wall storm.

wNBSGros, June u, 1881
terrific thupderrtorm Mt abont three O'Clock this alter
oca passed over this city, and for ten fteen minutes
hail stones OF an enormous fell some OF the stones
weighed from Gve to There was an Immense
ScstrucGon Of skylEhs. windows Of Churches, pubic
and private badipgs and government conservatories
Several private galleries o. at were seriously damaged
Trees were hall stripped OF their foliage, ar grain vege
tables ant shrubbe'y beaten to the earth. There
are 80 ne cases Of horses and which were SEVERELY
cut The storm extcniea twelve miles Ia breadth, aud
fts course was from the southwest to the northeast No
reports have been received rom the plantations in this
vicinity but the crops undoubtedly greatly blurred, Il
not entirely ruined
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Markets.

NV tRLEANt, June -
Coaoa talca to-day 1000 bsiss Prices hrIner OH
or articles arc unchanged. The markets are very dull
Osvpso. June 20--6 l.. NJ
Flour unchanged Wheat du J. Corn n good demand,
chiefly IN freight boats Sales ~ bushels at &c &c
FreiRhta C. &C. FOR corn 10 New YORK Lake imports
to-day a. goo bushels wheat, So 500 bushels corn Canal
exports 1900 bbls four 600 bussos bush
ProyTrxxtT Iune %, 1857.
Cotton IL quite firm in prize, ana the safes have been
etNady n FUN rates Tho sales ~ the week have been
IN small lois foe immediate Woo-Bai little OF the
new CLIP has Ct reached the market the cold weather
putting OF the clipping later than usual what has been
aered has at once been taken at full prices for Immediate
Use Sales &C the week o. 600 los Printing co,hs-Sales
oI the wees 30 900 pieces.
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Naval Intelligence.

CANAAN VIM /. shuttleworth, late in command Of tn
,n,ytne suara oa board the United States soopofwe
jamestown has been ordered TO OIL the poet Of ESccuv
on,cer nj the Marine barracks, Brooklyn, ~ y, Navy
Yard Tic reported for duty the 18th inst First Leu
tenant jacob Read the former Executive officer ha eeen
called 10 wash ngon q witness on the Naval court Oh
Inquiry 49,.
The marine vuara for the United states steamer Mis.
eipr has bet ordered 10 be ready by the 1fst OF July
next The balance Of The ships company VII oe nel up
Com the Naval rendezvous No Cherry street, aaa Iro'n
Che United states rcceiviuz ship North Carolina
The Uncd States coast surveying steamer walker Oom
mander BEN. y. sands arrived at the Navy ard fnI
depna, on Saturday morning, where she VIII unueIgo
Con OF coast duties
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OblfuaFy.
-. rr,-Ar-n rurarn pnA.cr NJ rnAN.

poN IGNAcTo oREsPo PONCE o. LONE.
Tna eminent Cabap, who arrived short tine since
from Cabs died Saturday, at the New York Hotel, OF
scase Of The heart Senior Crespc The head OF one OF
tbe most distinguished families In Havana, and was pro
pretor Of very large landed property, having been en-
gagged FOR many years IN sugar planting 20 wh'ca nc was
one OF the most enterprng Cuhaps lie bad come 10 this
country in the hope OF improving his health when nc was
suddeniy cut on Hts family among the oldcs. settled in
Ib. where ID s nearly related several Of the most dis
Hneushed native families, and his loss ~ill be felt 10
wide circle Senior Crespo understood to participate
In the aspirations Of his cnunrymen TO be freed from the
woke of spain and 10 establish the right OF self government
In fba although his great possessions compelled him 70
i,e seut and inactive in his political procliviues.
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LIVE Sales Of 500 bDis. common ReoksU were
made at SOC and 400 do. lump nj lzc
NofJasSss-The market qiei and sales conhnod 10
small lots OF Cuba, on private terms
NAVAL STORMS IS ,iris turpeniine continued In COED
dsinand and sales o. $50 bbls maize al doc, and
200 do for shipping part " arrive at acc. Common rosn
and prices unchanged crude was nominal a. - 81
q 81, with Huc Offering Tar was unchanged.
OIIs -IAnseed Inactive and quotations. nominal al
SOC. slc crude whale aud sperm exhibited no change
In quoaous olive oil sold at SO 80 Tor quartz aud at 81
for pin red oil lar demand, with sales Of staten
Island, al CO sc
PpovtsfoNs Pork Tho market heavy aud lower,
while sales toleTaby active, and embraced about
goo 200 bbs, chiefly mess, nj s23 0s s2s 10 sZ3
10 the latter figure LIT of ese than loo bhs Prime
was nj SO $40 %. Beef was In steady demand,
with sacs of about 200 bbs, including country mess
AT sii SO and repscked Western at sl6 6Oa si7 aud
Chicago extfa do al 81 5Oa SIS Beef hams dull,
at SIS SIS 30 Prime quiet at s2S at3i Bacon
was auiet and nominal Cut meats steady, with sales
Of 100 hbds including shoulders at gc. i0c, and hams
at lie alike lard steady with sales Of about $50
$50 bbls at iIaSc nc Butter and cheese were IN
fair demand, Of unchanged prices.
Rcl Sales Of about 400 aerces were made nj sXc. n
$40
srsAps-The market continued quiet, and prices IN
changed. Beyond small lots 10 the trade not exceeding
loo hhds Cubs muscovsdo could hear no sales worth
reporting.
fE.s we're quiet, bu, grm. The stiffness Of holders
checked transactions
WHrEEy The sales embraced about 200 bbs. Ohio and
prison al SIC, which decline.
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A.. HrnbtlhS w THk EXCISE iiANs- - :.
hhepsu OF we supreme Court Fifth Circuit 10 ns onuso
60 the Grand jury At the Onondeqa Oyer and Terminer,
no rtn session, advised them had no urs
eucn OK cases OF violation Of the present Excise ana
legislature havng PRESCRIBED penalty By way OF nne Tor
10 violation 20 be recovered in civil action and failed to
euaci thai such violation should be deemed nisdeeanor,
The only remedy by such civil ac,loa 70 recover the
penalty.
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lga,ns.

The District Of Columbia ia omitted a. 70 both,
having no vote.
rAms SHOWING SUwBvp AND sAItNrs OF rr Emf1oYEss
N INK rxxCuryE DEPARTMENT At WASHINGTON FROM kAcH
srart EMBRACING AUDITOR, coMfTRorIKRi COMMISSIONER,
EXAMINERS CUEY CHRIS, AND or rHH fouR CLASSES IN
my yApIors DEPARTMENTS BUREAUS
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The ps,ric, Of Columbia IL omitted a. being Common 70
both.
sr,uNrsT sHowIyG AMOUNT rscnvxp nv THOSE TArss
WINCH vcTtD AGAINST Mr.. BUCHANAN AND ny THos
WHICH vuTEp uM.-
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Ebr AintskeTY. s,irer and

STATEMENT SHOWING TIN AMOUNT or PATRONAGE DrsTu-
BCTsD NJ THs 0snnzxI 0OVAasMRr AMONG me asvnRL
STATES, UNDER TIE foLLowmG HkAps, VIE. -
AS~ Fr>0- xSuxt gSSvv
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Weekly Rspora or DcasAs.

Ia lbe city nd county Of Naw York, from the l3h ay &c
June 10 the 2oth day Of Juno, 1857.
Men, Il; womea, b5; boys, 1os grls, oe.-rcsal, 80
Adun LIZ children, 2o7; males, ITa; females lso; -
orcd persons, H.
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Since January L.. seS l3oe SOL 34662s sl2 SO 2es
The principal articles Of import during the week
follows Coffee $l64 eoO segars, sllo furs sS lo4
updressed skins, $780, iron, s74 1884, railroad iron,
s64 $685. lead, $50 s72 tin, 57,l7s zinc, sis 1902;
lasses 1915 CAS- sugars ST. t22 sos watches, s3s eo5
wool, $780, AL.
1he following table will show the exports OF the five
principal staple articles for the week and year
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CITY COtrMEnClAL KEF'OseT.

A#E The esales were confined 70 smal lots Of pofs
at about &c. a $40 while pearls were nominal
BRaApsrurrs. four-There more r'ne IN Abe
market with purchScs for export while the on'e
tic light The sses for the day footed up aoeut
= nNn,t tha nlloxtp ouot
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Murray 4 Lnnman,s FLORIDA Wate

Frsngepanni.-Picssc ~ Labin,-h New
and ever durable, and most delightful perfume. Sold every
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The above aggregate greater than the entire exorta
ton from this port in the month Of June last year The
total for tina, month 81, 67a The Sub Treasury
paid out last week. nearly $500 600 than received
A. II. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly suction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday next, the
I'D inst bali past IL O'clock the Nor ;hAnts Ex
change.
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF imports
into this port durirg the past week and since January
In each OF the pas. three years.
COMMERCE or TIKI PoRT NEW YoRK-vAIuH OF IMPORTS.
1856. 1856 1857.
Dry goods ....... $419202 81 031, $3.50 81 jos ,oO2
General merchandise 100000 2b3l ,4s6 30So, SSS
Total for the week So 275 262 S3p6l $50 3a2i4,7s0
Previously rep'r w. 9Os, ZOO 3s4772 10S5l4,475
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ies s superarity As perfume il admirable when diluted,
Tor chaps reckes bolcbes and All irr,aors 81 the skin
sold nv the prppre ors ID 7. LAsMAN CO. wholesale
druggists 90 Water street. New York, and BY all Druggists
a reni ptr
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Ointment and Piiis.-rhs ca

strides OF intellect this century hive no better exponsn
han The anos sbsolus Dominion all forms ~ external
end Internal malsdy achieved by HobboWAhs phs aud
nvt n.auf
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where's certain perumsrssn the United. states
are Offering sae FranRvanni perfume Of spurious
imitation Of The real srcle made by Messrs Pesse
uhu This IL caution Che public at none Is geauiue gu,
the of Piesse Lubn OF Boud street London
pressed he bottles And sold By INdkk Co, so broad
WAY and all drug Eists.
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Prof. Alex. T.. Bsrry's Trtcopherous 10 fhs
hest and dressing, beaufyuK cleaning
curing preserving and restoring she hsr LADIES' wv o
eve vxhe
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NsnovAis--msrsn - Co., ns0tcsi Oers vrs@
oncs No AZ Maideu lAre have removed 10 No. Veror
street, Astor House. Trisses, supporters shoulder brscm
sk elastic kings and every variety u bsnaAg o. mos
-opus ;yY Isdss . oompetspl fensis n s.ndscos.
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LAND Hospltslsl. la Total ........,...,.,s:
GtD2GA ". MOTION, CITY Inspector,
uiy inspsc1Ts DSiaItsass, New YOrk, June 20 1881.
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Defiance salamandsr Sarss-W1eh PHtsnS
powder proof locks sd bars Dcp0 ia Pes
'e'" ''' ''''' ROBERT n YATRICx.
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SstehsIor's Bs,r Dys, Wigs enc we.p--s--
yne he ~trd snrpsssng All snds sod snd appnea
a, ,as M mi. ap.ary, IS Broadway.
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Williamson Broshers' Gallery or Peerless
photographs and oameo-types Fulton street Brooklyn
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go Cent Ambrotype Likencsscs with Case,
beautifully coored- uneaualed In the world-25t0
daily by KIMBAIL. Jf7 Broadway.
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OF the past year. The managers OF there fnstir , sp
pear 70 be blind 10 the fssve and regardless Of
interests Of the community. Ssstesd Of gradually ccsa
tracing, and placing themselves IN position or creator
strength without any sudden withdrawal OF loans, they
WILL without doubt Continue under fun sail until The black
cloud indicating the coming storm actually appears In
sight AMI then they viii produce panic In the public
mind by The rapdity with which loans will be called u.
Bank managers like flock Of sheep, and follow each
other, 70 destruction There two or three bell
wethers among the flock in Wall street, and as they lead
the rest follow The consequences of this sysem man
agement will be very sudden contraction OF
bank credits and very tight money MARKET
The expectation OF specie from this port st week ~s
quite large, will be by the snpeyed satsment
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Wnltsa q Drsaa Aats--Spr1ne UsyIs-I4&
rrine street, betwssn Broadway snd Nasssa sresa.
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sunburp, Free kIes, Eroptions, all Skin Div
eases use JONES old Italian soap D. Dadness grey HAIR,
dandru besuyng. &c, Jones celeerssd hair Oh;
o. DEPOT 11 Bowery
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Crtstadoso's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
stand unrvan.d the country wholesale and retail ana
IN. dve snnied all No AstOr House.
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stercoseope photographs OF city Views,
Falls people, and American scenery
r,perny, nj HOLMES', 80 Broadway.
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CIR NEW dRANApiaN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AfFAiA5 sNp TIE TRANSIT BopTH-sPAiN AND
AKxICo-aKEAT nAILsToaA, ETC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-28

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. There is a man
IN our State Prison at the present time, that
since he has been III said institution, has seen
for the first time for six years the wife of his
youth. He became estranged from her many
years since, and subsequently married again,
believing her to be dead. Attempting to com.
NIT highway robbery, he was sent to the
State Prison, and the manner in which he
discovered his wife was as follows:
day or two ago he accosted an officer,
and remarked that through grated window
of the eastern wing in which his cell is stu
ated, he had for several days seen woman
pass regularly, whom he felt confident, from
her gait, to be his first wife. She lived in a
house opposite the prison, and he desired that
the officer should inquire, in order that he
night satisfy himself that his conjectures
were well founded. The officer, impressed
with the slngularity of the affair, complied
with the prisoners request, and found that
the woman aOas the prisoners wife, she hav.
ing long since thought him to be dead, and
was unconsciously living within his very
sight. The officer did not inform the woman
that her husband was an opposite neighbor,
and he will continue to be such for four years
more, if she, during that time, remains in the
same locality. Boston Post.
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An editor in the Lake Superior re-
gion, having been without a mail for three
weeks, on account of stress of weather gives
notice :-"Should the mail not arrive this
week, we shall make our regular issue next
Tuesday for this number was made up from
an old magazine and religious almanac of
last year; and so long as this materiGtholds
out, we shall be independent of the nails"
A writer in the London Lancet saws
that if persons who are addicted to sprees,
will, when they feel the periodical appetite
coming one, take half drachm of ipecac,
and vomiti they will lose the appetite for the
time entirely and if they follow up the
emehc plan, will cure themselves of the hab-
1t. When the intense desire for alchoholic
stlmulants comes on, the stomach is at fault ;
evacuate it, and the desire is removed.
An illinois lawyer, defining thief,
wound ups his speech TO the jury in behalf of
his injured CLIENT with the following rousing
appeal :-"True he was rude-so air our bears.
True he was rough-so air our buffalers. But
he was child of freedom, and his answer to
the tyraDt and despot was, that his home was
on the bright setting of the sun p
A lady named Reside, who left Bal
timore, during the storm, with four child.
rem, for the farm of Michael Moon, near Sol
ler's Point, was unable to reach the place,
having been blocked up by sthe heavy fall of
snow, in which herself and thrre children
persisted, and the fourth is not expected to
live.
A horrible state of things exists in
Springfield, Ill. The inhabitants fear that
the town will be depopulated, as it is reported
that there are but twelve manageable wo-
men in the place, eleven of whom are already
engaged The Springfield papers are calling
for reinforcements.
The Charlottesville (Va.) Advocate
says-"We are panied to learn that the Hon
Andrew Stevenson, who has been confined by
ill-health at his Blenheim estate for several
months, now lies very dangerously ill, and
but little hope is entertained for his recovery
The fact that the Boston Pilot gets
the advertisement of the post office proposal.
for carrying the mails in this section of the
country, causes some indignation. The Pilot
and postmaster general agree not only in pol
tiles, but in religion also.
The river Merrimac is frozen solid
nearly to. its mouth. A boy who started IL
go to work in the Methuen mill on Friday
morning, was found frozen to death, .leanine
against a tree.
The lion of Auburn, N Y, is one
John Ford, who wears shoes in summer. and
goes barefoot in winter; he knew when the
late cold term set in by mis- feet being SO much
warmer than usual.
AT Davenport, Iowa, they have sleigh
rugged with a sail, in which passengers are
ierried across the river on the ice. 1t is q
rough machine, but flies like bird.
Two students from Lewisburg, Pa
took trip to their home, in Clinton county
a few days ago, which they reached by skat-
ing ON the canal distance Of sixty miles, in
| six hours.
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CONGRESS.

MONDAY Jan. 70,
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts,
gave notice of bill to secure to actual set
tiers the alternate sections of land reserved in
grants to States for railroads.
On motion of Mr.. Seward of New York, it
was resolved that the Secretary of War be re
quested to direct Typographical engineers to in
quiie and report whether the public interests
will be promoted by a urvey of the Niagara
river or any part of the same.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Chester (the correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer appeared. purged
himself of contempt in not attending the COM
mittee on eorruptions when summoned, and
was discharged from custody.
Thursday and Saturday were set apart for
the consideration of business relative to the
territories, as two former days specified for
that purpose were absorbed by questions of
privilege.
On motion of Mr.. Quitman Of Mississippi,
the House, under suspension of the rules,
passed the bill increasing the pay of commits
stoned officers in the army and military store
keepers twenty dollars month, and commu-
tation to thirty cents q ration.
The House passed the bin to enable proper
ty to a considerable amount belonging to an
emancipated slave, who died intestatc, to de-
scend to his slave wife and children, their
owners being willing to set them free. The
reason for this act is belief that under the
lsws of the District of ColumbiB, the property
vests in the United States without such legis-
lation.
diouruad
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POLICE CoURT-7a eSday, Jan. 27.-PatIick
Murphy, lad was fined s. and costs for larceny
OF newspapers in December last. This should be
lesson to al newspaper thieves
Thomas Fallan and Andrew Laverty were fined
each 81 and costs for being drunk, and com
mitted.
Turner c. Brown of Dudley, for being drunk
was fined 50 and costs, and paid.
Owen Fallen and Catherine, his wife, having
fallen from grace by being common drunkards,
were both sent for three months to the House of
Correction.
Monday, Jan. 26.-Edward Leary was fined 81
and costs, and Ellen Connors SO and costs, for
being drunk, and committed for thirty days each
in default of payment
John Healey, for being DRINK, was fined So
and costs, which he paid
Cornelius H Mannix for selling liquor. was
fined $40 and costs and sentenced to the House
Of Correction fol- twenty days, &c. He appealed
and gave bonds in 5000.
John Williams, Flora Williams, and Elizabeth
Freeman, c1lored, for keeping dsotderly house
on Pond street, were committed for trial at the
May term of the Criminal Court.
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MEETING OF THE KANzAs COMMITTEE.
The national Kanzas committee had meeting
at the Astor House, New York, on Friday
and Saturday, William H. Russell of Con-
necticut, in the chair, in the absence of the
president. Since its organization in June, the
committee has received in round numbers,
$4,000 and expended $4,000, leaving a
balance OF $4,000 in the treasury. Massachu-
sets contributed $27 900, and New ork, in
Guiding the Tribune fund, (Which came from
all the free States) $33 900, The committee
has forwarded to Kanzas about 1000 emigrants
exclusively By the Iowa route. Between
$4,000 and $780, 900 have been expended in
provisions and groceries for the most needy
settlers. About four hundred boxes of cloth
ing, valued at 500 900; one hundred boxes
were frozen up on the Missouri river, and have
been or will be taken into the territory by
teams. Since that time the committee has
received some three hundred boxes, which
will go forward in March.
Prof e. Daniels of Wisconsin, was appoint
cd agent of emigration for the coming year,
w. +. NJ. Army having resigned IN conse-
| quence of his design to remove to Kanzas.
The committee has secured reduction of 25
| per cent. OF railroad and steamboat fare on
the entire route for its emigrants.
Rev. u. d. Newton OF st. Adams, VT, was
added to the committee.
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The NEW TARIFF PRoJEor-A JUDGE TO BE
IMPEAoHED.-H aShington, Dec. 26. = New
York Herald correspondence THE Commit
tee of Ways and Means have finally agreed to
report a tariff bill, which they think will meet
the appreciation of Congress and the country.
They propose to levy duty of ten per cent.
advalorem on the following articles: wool,
sugar, hemp, lead and salt. The other art-
cles are to remain as under the former bill, ex-
cept those under the one hundred per cent.
schedule, which are reduced to fifty per cent.
Mr.. Campbell will report the bill to- morrow,
and will endeayor to press it to vote to ascer.
tain the sense of the House.
The House Committee on the Judiciary have
agreed to file bill of impeachment against
Judge Watrous of Texas.
The Tribune correspondent, speaking of the
proposed new tariff, says AL the present
schedules of five, ten, and fifteen per cent.
are added to the free list, with few excep.
tions, and they are carried to twenty per cent.
Dye-stufis are to be free; brandy is to be re-
duced from one hundred to fifty cent. spices
are to be reduced from fifty per cent. to the
free list. 1t is estimated that these changes
will reduce the aggregate revenue about twelve
millions in all.