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H,RSrssrSe, July - la,-


MEssRs. EDlroRs The Aprsrtionment Bill
reported by the Committee Of Reference (to which
the subject was again referred on the 2l.t.) this
morning has Just passed both Houses In the
House, Yeas iS, Nays 3d. In the Senate, Yeas
o., Nays IL. Fears are entertained that it will
not receive the sanction of the Executive at least
not in tine for the ensuing Election. The bill Is
as follows:


n " See Table in preceding etter.l


The Id, Vth With, Nth, XyIth, XvIlth,
! XXIst, NXIId. and XXIVth. are sure Wing Dis
trict, the XXIIId i. doubtful, with the odds de-
cid.Gly in favor OF the Wings. The bill Is as good
could be expected from party whose ayswed
end il, " To the Nictors belong the Spoils.
The disproportion in regard to population is
very great in some cases for example, the With
contains a population of 1880 and the ANlllth
only about } 900 Inhabitants; being difference
of about i4,0o0-rather too great disparity, but
il could not well be avoided without too great
mutaten of Counties.


4 resolution passed both Houses this morning
TO al iourn sine die on the Goth inst. Tuesday,


A letter from another friend at Harrisburg CON
firms all that is contained in the above, and adds


\ bill ha: Just passed the Senate providing for
further taxation for the ordinary expenses Ot Gov
ernment the sale of the Main Line Of the Public
! improvements and foI the Relief of the Domestic
Creditors as an omnibus. 1t cannot pass the
| House in the Shape it passed the Senate. feurs
T The CArrARAuGus WHre has placed at
its head the name of Henry Clay for President,
and accompanied il, raising the banner with an
able statement of the reasons which have led it to
substitute his name for that of Gen. Scott.
| J The CoscoRDn (La.) IsrELLIsEScIR,
hitherto neutral paper, ha, also raised the flag of
HEsEr CLAY for President in 1874.


U' The Whi.. Of Somerset Co Maine. held
Convention made full County ticket, and unsni
mously nominated HENRY CLAf for President.


u The Peoples Press at Norndgewock, Me.
hois,s its flag with Henry CLAY for President
and JoHs DAVIS for Vice President.


u The Pu.bursl pa Daily Advocate and
Advertiser has hoisted the flag OF HrSnr CLAY.


q. The SovryERSER, Taladega, Ala, hoists
the name of HENRY CLAY for President.


" The O,veeo County Viii, has hois,ed the
banner of HENRI CLAY.


" The CLAY BANNER is new Wing paper at
Portsmouth, Va. by John W Murioush
" The PrArTsviLr BEE, neutral paper,
h,. JUS, been started at Pr.usvills Greene County,
Ny.


Aso1EER SHOCK OF AS EARrsQuAKE.--Cap-
tain Wedden Of tho schooner Only Daughter, l6
day. from Port au Prince, informs that there
was shock OF an Earthquake at that place on
the 1t inst. Captain W. did not hear of any
damage.


q Our Insurance Companies. says the Ameri-
San, have lowered their rates account Of the in
PRODUCTION Of the Cro,ou Water. Thi. is one of
the blessings which all our citizens will share 1t
is believed that the Of cleaning our streets will
likewise be reduced by the CrotOn.
G The venerable Deacon John Whitman of
East Bridgewater, Mas. died at his residence in
that town on Wednesday, the Goth inst, aged one
i4adred ant seren years.


J A Young man named Patrullo, aged about
nineteen, va. drowned on Saturday in attempting
to swim across the Schuylkill, near Philadelphia.


cJ' On Sunday afternoon a man named VII
iiams mason, residing a. Nowlan'. Prospect
Hall. forkyiile, struck down by the .htning.
Tie lightning struck .he flag pole Of the Hall, and
in its descent scorched the house little and broke
several pane. Of glass Williams was struck ap-
pnrently on the side Of the head and neck and was
.eu.ele,s for some time bu, in the course Of half
an hour he recovered sufficiently to be able to
wslk.


" A child in Montgomery County recently
swallowed grain Of corn, which passed into the
windppe, producing great irritation. with immi-
nenr danger Of strangulation. A physician from
Washington, D. c. was sent for who promptly
opened the windPpe, and extracting the grain of
corn, saved the life Of the child. 1t was deli
cate and dangerous operation, and has rarely be-
fore been successfully performed.


= wehave on two or three different occasions adveted
10 the discovery by hess Sands Of Broadway, corner
Chambers OF most ecacons preparation OF sar,pariLs.
and il th tb, purpose oinakng this invaluable specific
more generally kDo-s and paving the way for that unver
sal dissemination which a sooner or later TO at
tain that We publish short history s r preparation and OF
ts 'upersr claims the OF the profession and
pubic generally. The prOPneiOrs OF this medsne have
devoted .sny years in experimenting and testing various
modes Of preparation 10 enable them 10 eoscenraie the
efficient form all the medic nal value OF The root ard
th. desirable result ast been triumphanuy
cOmplshed by OF entirely new, ingenious, and
costly apparatus. The saraparla then combined with
ether articles selected wholly ron the vegetable kngdom.
q, OF which the powerful purhers OF the bsod,
and these are concentrated into hud extract which has
been found by experience possess The mporan, power
a.stng the progress o disease and restoring the patent
bealih Ali persons suffering from debis,sd sys,em
diseases arising from impure the blood will
ind IN this preparation al they vii require for The renova
Of thsE seDPlsinL