LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending ,July z. at ID M.
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BEERs' TEMPERANCE HOTEL.


VIII Bell, Y. 6 Light, do. OPSatterIey, N
York.


UNITED STATES HOTEL.


NO DuchasteI and Mrs. Duchastel, n Y. G Har-
dy Bait G w Summers, do. Kirk, Louis. N
Whitfield, Miss. r d Whitfield, do. S E Whitfield,
"A Whitfield, do. H A Morow,Va.


CoLEmAs's HOTEL.


BW Mason. N Y. III Selwart,v Va B Nc
Cauly. U S NJ B Harriss, do. H Reynolds and
Lady, Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Ark Capt Fra.
ser, Wash. Judge Crawford, do. l. Folaler, N Y.
r N Clark, do. H ID Gilpin, Phil. Commodore w F
Shields, U sN r Mcintosh, Phil Mr.. Montgom-
gomery, u S N. r C Nichols, do. L Clark, ST..
Louis. E PrestelI, N 0. J Hunter, Va. G F Fox, N
Y. g H Fox, do.


BRowN's HOTEL.


w Hoptrus, Bait, G Moore, -. Mock
all, Del. Lieut.. West u SN. w g Carpenter,
Va. B Ferguson, Md Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Ark
H Reynolds and Lady, Ky. Col Eldridge.


The Tariff bill was passed yesterday BY the
House of Representatives by vote of Ia TO
95. Had the amendments made the day pre-
vious, leaving ''salt" free, repeating the fish
ing boundes, remained as they were, the bill
would have been rejected but sort of com
promise was effected, and by majority of
one vote only, salt was made liable to duty
of 20 per cent. The fishing bounties were
also relnstated. This satisfied the mal-contents,
and they consented to go for the bill Had
the bill been rejected, it was supposed that the
session would have terminated i'm two weeks.
but as II IS, the general impression appears to
be, that Congress will remain till the middle of
August, or probably much later.
Great complaints are making, relative TO the
numerous butcher slaughter houses, in the up
per part of 9TH street. The effluvia is SO an
moving, that many persons are deferred from
purchasing property near them. In addition
10 this, there are several carcasses Of horses
lying and purifying in thesun. which reminds
the passengers Of any thing but the 'spicy
bieezes of Arabia" Can nothing be done in
this matter?


The Presidents mansion will be opened 10
day, at noon, for the reception OF such OF hi'
friends, as may choose TO visit him.


During the violentrain on the night OF the "a
manyfne trees were beaten down by the storm
and destroyed