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Among the s'stoppages" caused by the pas sage of the new Tarif hill, the following are the most extraordinary;

 A pair of blood horses, attached to car- riage, were running fuficusly through Ches- nut street, io the nnminen. peril of sundry small children. Aiser all efforts to arrest them had failed, they were brought up plump agaifis. the Tariff of '46, whereopon they stopped lnconIreaay.

 it rained violently in CinclEaasii ~hea the news nf the passage cl M'hay's hilI was rs- eeised. aad in less than an hogr afterwards, tl,e rain had stepped m so far tha. several mea were seen on the streets, saas umbrei's.

 4 subscriber to the Hashiagtoa Uaioa has s,opped his paper, And worse lhan ali. the Whigs are cruelty exulung overn

 We learn, also, that numerous town- clocks. in different sections of the couatry, nave stopped since thsy heard the distressing intelligence, and t Is greatly feared that ses- cral lepines and levers vii! soon follow the example. The proprsescfs- say that, ualess the ssek system be promptly restored, these ,rorks will one and all have to be apsand Hp' IiIow dissressing, PeansyisaHias.

 rsns yAS Ngss Cssa.-The Washington, rl 1Izin says tha, .he case hss5fe the Wash fsly Orphans Court, af Mrs. Conner, ..i I 10 be Ms Van Esssl--Mr. Dent s,s. he had concluEtesi to reques' .r parriags or no marriage so be sent = ,h his Court for trial befase q jury a.,aa . Erection of said t;iircaii Court. Tse n. M lnass ordered sa isss;e 70 ee male t and gave ths council til Friday rgepsse he issue