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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
THE vorE ron covEnSon ~ sEw YORK.
THE CANADIAN REcYPROcYTY TREATY.

At the regular monthly meeting of the New York
Chamber of Commerce the 4th instant the committee
appointed to consider the working Of the Canadian reel
procity treaty called for report but the chair
replied that the committee yet prepared to
submit report The Hon. James Guthrie, cx-Sccreay
Of the Treasury, who present at the meeting was
asked to explain to the Chamber his Interpretation Of the
treaty, especially in connexion with circular from the
Treasury Department upon this subject In this circular
wheat raised in the United States and ground in Canada
was subject to duty when reinpored also slaves and
other mercbantablc commodities, which formerly
admitted free OF duty In response to general call Oh
the Chamber, Mr.. Guthrie rose and said 1T deli
cate matter for him to express any opinion upon the pub
lie acts of the distinguished gentleman who succeeded
him In the Treasury Department When he held thai
position, and II became his duty TO carry the reciprocity
treaty into effect he did SO in accordance with what he
thought the spirit Of that treaty it undoubed
ly intended to promote trade between the two countries
and his Interpretation Of its provisions directed @
that end. MIR. Vim. t. Marcy who interested himsen
very much In the drawing up Of this treaty, was the PER
most consulted with regard to it's workings and hh
the he took, acted undoubtedly with the best IN
tenton, and from what he regarded the correct Icn
derDg of the treaty. That Mr.. Cobb acted consce
tously he he perhaps better lawyer tna
himself and might be right in the view he took pu'
for himself he of opinion that liberal Co"
sructon should be given to the instrument under con
sideration After conversation with reiercf~
to the report, IL was agreed that II would be beul
to refer the matter to special meeting, which VIII
called next week
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
A SINGULAR PHENo HENoN.

Ia the recent address Of Hon IT. T. Clngman be-
fore the North Carolina State Fair he mentions in CON
nexon with the manufacture of wine, and the difficulty
the Atlantic slope OF the United States Of preventing
its acctous fermentation remarkable fact concerning
locality of the western part of that State In district
OF few miles in extent tho Tyon mountain, neither
dew nor frosts known The district is remark
able for the variety aud excellence of s native grapes
and they often found In fine condition in the open
air as late December The dryncss Of the atmosphere
In the locality mentioned and its cquaby of empcra
ture are most remarkable, and we should like to know
more concerning it.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

New YORK, Nov. Cotton has declined cent
sales Of $500 bales upland, III middling fair from
wharf Il3 Flour is firm State. IS 95 80 20 Ohio,
SIS 20 S. 40; southern SIS a IS 80. Wheat is buoy
sales "a 900 bushels southern red 81 03 81 20
white, 81 81 81 40. Corn is frm--s Of ~ 900
bushels mixed, 6s a 10 cents white, so IS cents
yellow 30 cents. Pork is quet--mcss SIT SIT ~
prime $l3 so SIS IS. Whiskey is quiet at ~ a an
cents Sugar is buoyant and advanced a ceutCuba,
GA * cents Porto Rico, "a ~ cents MoIasscs firm
New Orleans, 43 AZ cents Coffee Is quiet at 10i IL
cents Spirits Of tnrpcntine Is firm at so 523 cents
Iosn is steady Mt 81 so 81 6s Rice quiet at 80
cents
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

We do not vouch for the entire accuracy Of our
statement far it respects the election Of Tues
day last for some Of the districts are somewhat in
doubt, and the official figures may possibly give
different classification from the one we have done to
some of the members elect
1t will be seen that though the democratic party
should elect men of their in every southern dis
trict now represented by Americans, it would still
have but hundred and tmelpe, a minority of the
House. The admission of Oregon would give an
other member; but there would still be but a hun
dred and thirteen of the hundred and nineteen ne
cessary to majority. Nor is it probable that the
party will elect more than six or eight in place
of the twelve Americans now representing south
ern districts and so it is hardly possible that
the full strength of the party in the next House
can be than about one hundred and ten
in two hundred and thirty-s or seven On
the other hand it is obvious that neither branch of
the opposition will have control Of that body for
there will be but one hundred and eleven repub-
cans, twelve anti-Lecompton democrats, and say
four or five southern Americans. In other words.
the complexion of the House will be very similar to
that of the session of So which was sgnalized
~
ton of that body yet it is to be considered that if
as good an understanding shall subsst between the
anti Lecompton democrats and the republicans as
subsisted last winter, when Mr. Harris, of Illinois,
acted leader of the coalition the backrepublican
strength in the House will be decided as one hun
dred and twenty-four, clear majority, exclusive
Of such Americans Winter Davis, of six in full
House.
There is aspect Of the above recapituIaton, of
elections already held, which is significant and
teaches lesson from which some profit may be de-
rived in the future 1t to be observed that neither
branch Of the democratic party, the national or the
sectional branch has pro6ted by the detection in the
party last winter. The number ofsectional or Doug
las democrats in the next House remains about the
same in the present; the whole profit and adj
vantage of their deseron having been reaped by
the backrepublicans, who have increased their rep
resentaon from eighty five in the present House to
one hundred and four in the next Nay if we class
ify Messrs. Thomas L. Harris, Horace f. Clarke and
their confreres according to the votes which elected
them, we shall have TO set them down as republi-
to all intents and purposes and to conclude that
from the detection of last winter the republicans
have swollen their representation in the next House
from eighty-6ve to hundred and ten or twenty
votes
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

Charleston convention desire plank for their ewn
particular use TO be put into the platform
ifnothng should be BAIRD by the Charleston con-
venton Of these garng differences within the party
thsn the principle Of the Nebraska, ansas act that
the people shall be at liberty to frame their con
stitution IN their OWN was goes for nothing and the
decision Of the Supreme Court as to the aa5stract
right to hold slaves in the Territories will be nothing
worth.
If the Charleston convention should think proper
to notice these differences of opinion what kind Of
plank viii suit Judge Douglas and his friends
That's the question. The iawfuines Of Withholding
the police regulations indispensable to the protec-
ton of the right to hold slaves ought be one, and
the perfect freedom to the people to form their
stitution in their ray meaning Mr.. Douglass
way of ratification by popular vote, must be
other. s
1t is question worthy of serious consideration
whether Judge Douglas, right ON all the questions
but these two shall be allowed high position in
the party by yielding to him on these two.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
ELECTION NEWS.

In the first district OF Illinois Wasburnes majority 10
900 in the second district, Farnsworths majority is
100 in the third district ovejoys majority is 5000
in the fourth dstrict Kell, yg majority 1000 in the
fifth district, Morrss majority is 1000 in the seventh
district Robinsons majority Is 1890 in the eighth dis
tric Foulkes majority is 1900; and in the ninth dis
trict, Lognns majority is 5000
Complete returns from the first congressional district
of Wisconsin show the re-eccton Of Hon. John T. Pot
ter rep by over 5000 majority.
The official returns of the State election in Ohio show
the average majority for the republican ticket tobe 6S
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

From the Vsksbsoa, published at the German se''te
ment of Hermann, in Missouri, learn that this yes
vintage in the vicinity Of Hermann, in spite of tb
prospects in the early part OF the season, has been -
average The quantity of wine produced will res
twenty five Thousand gallons, which is highly a'ls"
tory in view Of the fact that Inst year yield WIS eno
NOUS aud that the vines seldom yield two oonsecuu'
heavy crops Tho yield per Of the different VIZ.
yards ~ yarable--threc four hundred gallons r.
being secured in some, while others afford only my
gallons per acre. In general however, the winters y
well pleased with the result and have no cause 70 ''
plain Of hard times.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

We learn that Senator Seward has refused to come to
Illinois to make speeches against Douglas and that he
and his friends prefer the election of Douglas to Lin
coin - Springfield Republican.
So says Mr. Douglas central organ. We are glad to
find that the friends Of Mr. Douglas recognise the lead Of
Mr. Seward although we deny the truth Of the alleged
preference ST Lop,s Dem
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
galway and Newfoundland steam Line.

ST. JOINS IN. F. Nov. 5.-The government of this
province agree to pay the Galway line s42 500 per
num- on the condition that the steamers stop here going
and returning from Galway provided the trips in
side of seven days As further encouragement to the
to transmit dispatches interccptng the steamers which,
failing to do they to make charge for the de-
spatchcs thus sent.
The next steamer fo- Galway viii leave here about the
18th.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

New YoRK, Nov. Mad. Piccolomni gave grand
concert in Brooklyn last evening at the Athen@um,
which was crowded to its utmost capacity The excite
ent has increased to such pitch here that Mr. Ulman
announces that the boxes will be sold Mt auction omo
row, and that the surplus will be handed over to the
mayor for charitable purposes.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
COMPLEXION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.

COMPLEXION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs OF THE THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS-
We publish to-day full and detailed statement
of the composition Of the House of Representatives
of the Thiry-sxth Congress-, ascertaiued as TO the
elections already held, and probable as to those yet
to be held. The substantial result is given in the
following summary statement
Present Congress- Neh Congress
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
Cdnvlction Of Murder Policeman shot Dead
The michigan Election.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.--Cooper DEM is elected in the
first congressional district by about 100 majority The
fourth district is still in doubt From present indications
the legislature stands senate % republicans 10 demo-
Gratis house, AZ republicans, 50 democrats The whole
republican State ticket elected by from 5000 to 600
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06

William H. Rarey the oldest of the horse training broth
crhood declares that his system is equally cfccous in
suhduing and children as horses. Being widow
with ten olive branches he has he'd ample opportunity
to test the truth Of his theory
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-06
Later from Mexico --The Tchuantepec Ro,

New ORLEANS Nov. 5.-The Quaker City, from Nina
titan has arrived below The Tehuantepec route had
been formally opened but California mails had
rived when the Quaker eitweft She reports that the
Zuoaga forces have been dispersed and that the shmus
was clear
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
Persons Of COnsumpliVe Habits,
READ THIS

TTNo THE GHFENBERG COMPANY: For the nrst
time IN my life am Induced 10 certify the truly
wonderful effects uf popular medicine but in send
ing YOU the certificate feel that am only disc hnrgng
a duty that ! 10 the Grefenberg Company and
more especially 10 suffering humanity.
About the first of June last, had negro man taken
with a cough attended with restlessncss splitting Of
blood and other dangerous symptoms OF consumption.
immediately called m truly skilliul aud scientific
physician, who told me u OF consumption.
He treated him for several weeks but he gradually
grew then had another physician OF great
reputation IN lung diseases. He examined him. and
also decided % be "A hopeless az consumption
and sad Was useless % spend money IL trying 20
cure him
had previously promised the Grefcnberg Agents
here, Gicssrs. Wells lowell that when the doctors
gave him up would try tho Grnfenbcrg Consump-
tve's Balm. did 80 and 10 my agreeable SURPRISE
the began improve after taking only nve or SIX
doses. He took only two bottles Of The Balm and
three bottles OF the Greenberg Sarsapara Compound
which the small Of nine dollars nnc to-
day consider hun entirely cured He Is worth 81 100
and he Is doing good service the plantation.
consider him perfectly sound and well As he is Fat
hearty, and strong, without vestge sign Of disease
left- JOHN NlHS,
Claiborne Ala
have used the Graefenberg Consumpuve's Balm IN
severe of consumption In my practice, with tho
happest effect ! wish all would use A.
s. MEDARIS, NJ u,
Totem Wells Tenn.
The GrRfcnberg Consumpiiye's Balm viii efiectuay
Consumption and all complaints Of the lungs. In
OF Cold the Lungs and Chest, IAnguor COM
bned with Dncult BroSthng, Pains in the Chest and
Bronchitis, the GrRfenberg C0nsumptives Balm will
effect a complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming a confirmed Consumption In all cases de-
lays dangerous. They are as an hundred fold 10
ali diseases having a tendency 10 Consumption. We
earnestly advise al to procure the consumptiyeS Balm
in
Es- The price Of the Consnmptve's Balm is 50 per
bottlc. Al.kA- MACKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the GrelcnbeTg Company Tor Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia. Oan25-e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
FLOWER Seeds BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.


fINhL subscriber respectfully anhounees HAT, - y
i e. supply a want tl4t haas been greatly de ~,
mAudcd bN Amateurs ul Flowers, he has pur- -
chased frvnl Mr.. B & Bliss, Of Springfield, Mass, all
assu, tmeUt ut Ags Flower scoas, ~hsh have been
found and asc known iu every state of the UGlon 20
loving extract from Bliss Catalogue thai u may be
seen that sell them AZ exactly rs prices lis seeds
embrace uuly tAUs~ cl h-s own RAISING, but selee
tou. the h,st English, French aud Icruin low
seeds. ILcy sola a. hall thu price thai Hover
seeds have before commanded Ia this market.
have selected uut ul my lAgsc collection OF hower
seeds, the most beautiful and Snowy NATictcsi essb
dsuuot IA culor, and calculated To produce = nne
border. have had each variety dlsunouy marked
with the HltauCa ana knElsh name, height, time Il
towering, color ut ti4- nlwrr, manner OF growing
whether erect or trailing, Sc the time u should be
suwn and other valuable hints 70 IT. cultivation
Ia selecting These varieties have been careful "a
ciudc all Which shy b4uumers or have tnsiguh-
cant aprrAranrr that the collections viii comprise
uniy lhl,. uch REALLY sho~y znd handsome aad
which believe would prove O. the entire satisfaction
oI any ialy gentleman who might be disposed 10
order thcta Tls cullcyt.sn IA bc by isI
L. any part - the couutry al the following prices
Assortment No. oI tNvuty choice varieties
A''..s',s s.,.,. u, ;,, .,, ~
urs oi BirHnials ana PrrennlAls- -...,- 90
No 5, consists AZ trn extra hne VATle-
tes Of Annals and feTcnAials, cmbFa-
oiug many - tbs new and ch0icest m
sulttN afsilIl Il.. 80. / W
No a consist % ave very eholcs vaTi-
eties selected from FFixe Fio~crs ~ kagiish lAa-
sizes Gefman Carnatioa aud Ficotee Piuks, Yer
benas; Tralfant's freneh Astrrs, and Double tiol-
yhoeks each II which are sold a. tseaty i've
Isrsous IA ordering vii please give the aumber q
the Assortment Rsm.tt-nc can be made q bAnk
bills o. pastzge STAMPS AlkA MAckkNAiE,
febi-1 Nashville. Tena-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
NEW SERIES---NO. 745.
Biblical.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsaparilIa.

DossEsEs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
i icine for the of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render il assuredy highly
popular and desidcratum long sought for in the med
cal world. II needs confinement change Of diet
In approved FORM that of paste il is entirely taste
less and unpleasant sensation 70 the patient
Ii has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
of Europe; IL has been examined, approved OF, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and recommen-
ded by the most eminent Of the profession Prepared
by J. W. THORN Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JOIN A TARRAST Co. Agents
for the United States 27S Greenwich street. New York.
AS the above valuable preparation has been exfen-
sively cOunteTfeited by unprncipled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted precAu-
tion against imposition consumers, Label of which
the following a smile and which wiIl be found
burnt in upon of each pot Of the genuine
intended the United States Canadas British
Provinces West Indies and South America
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

Do you wish 10 be healthy anu sIrongY Then go at
once and get some Of McLean's Cordial. II will invig
crate and gihen your blood 10 c through every
VEIN and the rich rosy bloom Of health 10 mount TO
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted 10 give
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
II. IL. II.


r. r. R.-RadVay's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick nervous Rheumatism, Par
aysis, IumbaCo, Gout Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, small PoX, Fcvers, swollen Joints,
kidney Complaints. Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief Will, in a few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 JOYS of pleasure.
r. r. Roadway Renuvuting Rcs0ly eut for the cure
Of chronic diseasrs-suCh as scfofulOus and
Syphiltc Complaints, ,ConsuInpUve and 9TH
affections Of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargcmeuts OF parts, Eruptive
and other diseases Of the skin, Nodes, Tu-
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, aut all other dis
caseses arising from impure state Of the
Blood
r. X. R.-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
aud speedily, CostIveness, Indigestion, In
fiammation OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and KID
news Female Complaints, Small PoK, Feversi
Measles, &c Whenever the system Is out
Of order "A dose OF RadWAy S Regulators vii
restore Il 10 regularity. No female should
be without them.
r. X. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere
marlO-lydsw kADNAG & Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
For Children.

We say % parents If your children are sickly, pa
nv, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chill
dren give them small quantity Of Mclean Cordial
and will make them healthy, fat and robust Dels'
not u moment, try aud you will be convinced.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
DN. MOS a. son,

csr.Sr q AciH and Qaay s,reds BtTalo, NeHo FORK.
A RE ths oIIy Physicians 10 The State who mem
~ bers Of tie Royal College Il Surgeons, London.
NAY be eonsu ulted from O'Clock N the morning, un-
u at night ~ every state and symptom OF Disease
The treatment they adopt the result Of Upwards cf
znd Auertca-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
! A 4 Most sr,.ntihc Inrention.

An INSTRUMENT for the cure Of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal kIni6si0nk more properly known seminal
W.aknss- &C. can ee permanently cured IN from nf-
teen % t~eEiy days By the nss u uais nstrnnasns
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
shro71s-o- Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver or Stomach.

Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidity Sick
of the Stomach, fuilness of Blood TO the Head
dull pain swimming in the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart fullness weight in the Stomach, sour Eructa
tons, Choking SuiOcatng feeling when lying down,
dryness or yellowness Of the skin and Eyes, Night
Chest or Side, sudden iushes Of heat, Depression
Spirits, Frghtful Dreams, Languor, Dependency OF
any Nervous Disease Sores Blotches on the skin,
and Fever and Ague (or Chills and Fever.) II will
also cure diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, such
Seminal Weakness, Incontinence of Urine, stranguaTy
Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb or Bladder,
Whites, &c.
There Is no Mistake about it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

The stamp around each pot will also bear the
of the Proprietor and of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers Will observe on each dozen
package the following label:
INFORMANT CAUTIUN.-1ne increased reputation and
great demand for ThOrn's Compound Extract Of Copai
ba and SarsapaTla have been inducements for others
Oler limitations OF tins valuable medicine Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact, that they may be
their guard and not dispose of any impure article
calculated % injure their reputation and destroy the
merits of the original preparation, 10 obvlate which
the Subscriber Successor to James TaTrant by whom
first introduced into the United States) has at
tached his signature this caution, 10 counterfeit
which is forgery. JoHS A TARRANT
Address orders for the above article with fun direc
tions for shipment to
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren ST, y. Y.
Dec lily
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
To the Ladies'.

Have been sold during the past six months, and In no
instance has il failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then will suffer from weakness or debility when
McLean's Strengthening Cordial Will cure you.