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doubt from the first, that Just enough OF the ex.
rtme soothsrn men, in the opposition. would give
wty, TO secure the passage Of the bill while the
desperate opposition OF others affected or real rem
Gers essier for Northern to sasi,y their COZ
stiiueru Of the propriety Of their going for it, In
thatway the Compromise is think, pretty certain
10 pass the Senate. Whist its fate NAV be ia he
House 10 ss yet more doubtful
The news from New Mexico, that measures have
betn tsken here apparently under the auspices Of
the military government dd interim, for organizing
State Government, has been received here with
out any moral earthquake or commotion whatever
just like any ordinary newspaper item. The
thermometer 10 decidedly down, notwithstanding
II u June-the ever memorable month of the Nash
vile Convention. Such news four months ago
would have been the concentrated essence ofthun-
der and lightning. To day it does not caus a
ripple on the surface Of the lazy pool of politics.
1empoTd mutdntur et nptamur IN His
forgot tossy in speaking Of Mr. SoULE's speech,
that the habit is creeping in OF Senator'S who are
making laborious speeches, to have by them glass
OF water slightly colored which they sip gracefully
ss thew tank Where are all the temperance menl
Even DANIEL, the God like, is not without bis ak
Desses, and perhaps he may be entitled TO say,
this little matter Of historical narrative, that ii he
does not read history he makes it. Alas and a.
lac a-day, fear that the Devil is getting so " po
tentiaP in this country a. Mr. FOorE would say,
that 1t will be a long time before the good men Of
will be abe 70 circumyent him IN al his machl
nations
| am very sleepy. The news. as told you,
amounts to nothing. We expect to get up crisis
soon, " hen shall have something Of more mpOr
tance to tell you. The talk is that Congress will
adourn in Sept SPA.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Aryired from Neo- York May g. WalcotL Csdiz June
T. CASTOR of the Start; 5th Washington, (seamer) 8re-
7,h Florence, Grave send; Hos ard CuxhAven West
phaIia of the Down' Emblem, Antwerp s'h Manhattan,
do; Helen Augusta do; New York, hAvre; Porsgrune,
H.lvoe; 9b, Josephine, Liverpooli Howard, HanoarS
NoTh America, Of Beschy Head Wslhala the Texel; Pro-
ieus do; lOtb Hungarian Liverpool llih Queen Of the
West dc: l2b, American Congress, Of do
Salsd for NsuO- York-Msy 49, Hans Holmhoe, Bergen
25tb JorDon, 90; June Pension 81 Petersburg 3d. he
len, Cuxhsven; Wihenine, Bremerhsyen 4th, Cholse
Msrseies; 5th, Louise, Bremerhsvsn; 9Th Admiral, do
GhSloie Harrison the Clyde Helena Slonan (sieam sr)
Deal Charles ChRoner Liverpool; Sarah they Clyde 9lh
81 George Lyerpoo Star OF the West do; Liverpool do
sishl, Bordeaux; Onward Hsvre Wi liam Hitchcock, do
ltlh Garland Grove, Des; Admiral WestsrvelL Liver
pool Sir Robert Peel Portsmouth; Victoria Belfast; King
stop, Dublin Henrietta Sophia, Queenstown l4th Liver.
pool
-Arrred from Boston-June T. Tsone Cowes eth Green.
which Bisol; Hampshire, Liyerpool Ah Tame Graves
end
SdIed for Bostor-Msy ST. Attic ST Petersburg; June g.
Western STAR LiyeTpool lOlh Promeiheus, Newpon; Po
laTs, Helyoet.
AyyiredJro1 PhaadelPhia-June6 Marie, Bremsrhsveu
Sh, Creole, Londonbuuy; l4ih, Wyoming, Liverpool.
The chip se,osuls David, which sailed from the Clyde
on he 18th ut for Boston, put back Greecock on Oh
insI leSky.
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ENGLAND.


The debates IN Parliament present few features
Of general interest beyond the fact that Ministers
have been again beaten by majority Of 80,
On Tuesday, Lord Mass moved that the House
should resolve itself into Committee to consider
the present mode Of evying the duty on no ne made
Spirits in bend. The Chancellor of Exchequer re-
sisted and made the motion a Government ques-
ton. A discussion ensued, the House divided and
the Government were thoroughly beaten.
The Chancellor, protesting against the resolu-
tons Of Sir George Grey, has announced in the
Commons that it is the intention Of the Govern
ment to stop all Post Offices on Sunday, and an
inquiry was to take place to see if it be not Practi
cable 70 stop the mails also on the Sabbath. This
movement has met with no favor from the majority
Of the people.
new bin to limit the sale OF Encountered Es
tates in Ireland has been introduced and twice
read in the House of LORDS The object of the bill
is to exempt from sale all estates not mortgaged
to a certsiB amount aud fixing the minimum.
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losses they incurred during those Disturbances
The Russian Minister observes that the St Peters
bursh Cabinet completely identified itself with the
prncipes which has served as the basis OF conduct
Of the cabinet Of Vienna
Thursday, Paris IS opened ct 81 ana cosen ~ 10
a 95 The War Budget Of 1871. is less than the
last by upward Of 100000 Of francs.
The HeyaldO pub ishes a letter rom Ceuta oil
3lst uIt. stating that e Mo rish army, commanded
by two Pachas, the one white and the other black.
was marching toward the frontier Of Agiers with
hostile intentions toward the French
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FRANCE.


In the Assembly, the bill for suppressing Clubs
and the political bodies has been voted for another
year This bill for legazing the transportation of
political offenders has been passed entire as the
Government presented it, except the clause which
gave it aretrospecive effect The bill for granting
pensions to the families of those killed and wound
ed in the affair Of February and June was rejected
by a great majority. The ReactiOni.sa thus OBJ
Gained signal triumph. The bill granting pensions
to the deserving of the working classes when in
trinity over.akes them, was also passed by full
House The Committee appointed to consider the
proposed great increase in the salary Of the Pres
dent have not recommended acquescence in the
demand.
Ii is said, however, that the leaders OF the ma
iority intend voting for the bill. Notwithstanding
the decision Of the Committee, a sharp contest is
the fore expected. The Mountain is indignant at
the proposal, as they look upon this as being only
the first series of movements having for their end
the legslizng perpetual Presidency in the person
OF Louis Napoleon who has affected to take great
offence a. the hesitation evinced by the Committee.
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POPULATION OF BOsToS.--The City of Boston
has just completed Census on its own hook, in
advance Of that taken by the Federal Government.
Mr.. George Adams, who has taken the Census,
communicates to the Atlas the following results
Total population. lSs Use Ish.born .........s2 go
Naive boin....... 75,459 Other gn.......l0S5s
Total born out OF the United stslss.........6S,S2 SO
Including the children born Of Foreigners since
their arrival in this Country it can hardly be doubt
ed that the City Of Notions is today inhabited in
greater part by those improperly termed For
eigneTs that is, cherishing the attachments and
sympathising in the convulsions of the Old World.
There are 2,ll2 of the Coored or African Race in
Boston, mainly living in the With Ward, where
there are comparatively few Irish. The Colored
Race has not quite doubled since 800.
The Population of Boston at various times was
a
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Il The ST. JoHs BAPTIST French Csnadian)
ASSOCIATIONS Of our City celebrated their patrons
day by dinner at French's Hotel on Monday eve
ming. Mr.. E. FRoUcHERE presided About sixty
persons sat down to an elegant repsst at PM
ard enjoyed delightful evening. The toast : 20
The French Nation was received with unbounded
epthusiasm, bat Louis Napo con was not mention
ed. The American Nation was alsI gratefully
remembered.
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DAY LINE TO NEwFoRr.-On tie 27th inst. the
steamboats, Oregon and Nisgars, both well known
On the Hudson River win be put on this route as
day boats touching at ssOniDgson. 1t ia designed
to maintain this lice through the Summer months
A tain 10 connect with the boat will leave the
Providence Railroad ststion for Boston at o'clock
10 the morning, and the steamers Will leave New
York att AN. This will obvisie cpe Of the din.
eal1iss Of getting to Newport
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ITALY.
Rome.

Latest accounts from Il me state that the Pope
is wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies TO the
exclusion cf all attention to his Temporal Govern
ment. The people are said to evnc' very unea;
sy state of feeling, and nothing but the presence Of
foreign troops restrains popular demonstration
against the Government.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
" IsLtsaapH 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax.
DECLINE IN COTTON AND CORN.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, I
Tuesday Morning, June IS.

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,(
Tuesday Morning, June 25
The Niagara arrived at o'clock and sailed at
o'clock.
The steamship Hibernia, which sailed from Dos
ton on the Goth of May arrived at Liverpool on the
10th inst.
The steamer -" Helena" from Hamburg for New
York, put into Deal on the 3lst May, with damage
TO machinery.
The steamer Pacific undoubtedly sailed on the
18th, and we hope TO be able to give her news to
you on Thursday,
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Passengers Smiled.

From LitcpoOi for Neio YO'k-Mr and M. Fsi--
hessB Mead Mswson Garrett TSwn;end "e su o. D.,
kip Ouenke per- Frendeuuencb, Wiener, kalder
Fr, m L,r1pOoI for Boston-Mrs and Misses fesoody,
ton, Pierce shaw, Barker, Schiller, Girsnde, Bates
Leaihner.
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The Presidents Tour.

In a recent tour throughout the Provinces, the
President was everywhere well received. His
speeches were somewhat remarkable for their ap-
pess for popularity among the working classes
1t sppesrs that, in framing the new Electoral law.
the President made great blunder. He never in
tended it's said, that the proposed change should
extend to the election OF President as well as Rep
resentaivebut it is 40 and it il only now that be
sees his mistake. Another project Of Law, for fet-
terng the press by stamp duty, at present is en-
gssiDg the attention Of Government NJ Theirs
has left Paris to yisii Louis Philippe in Eogland-
The Ex Minister arrived on Thursday and was
wei received by the diPlomatists and statesmen Of
81 James. IT'S said that his visit has deep pc.
heesi change ia view. lie had an interview witt
'he PRESIDENT btiOre leaving Paris A union of the
Two houses OF the Bourbons is said to be the object
% ~ An'eSs visit to the King at London.
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.sce rtained to be as follows /:

Thus the population of Boston has more than
doubled within the last twenty years.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEErisGs To Nlears--rhe city Iaiustri Al c..
ci OF Delegates chosen from the vsri,a, be,.,,,.,.
and protective associations tn aIop. constitute,
and transact such other business as NAV be ,ab,;,
ted. We trust every delegate viii be pancsa,lv
at his post, and do all 10 his poser fr the strength
enng Of this fraternsl union OF toe useful classes
Cancellation" should be the motto Of all. Tina
council meets as usual at the Operative Bakery
Union House OF Cal. third story Of Grasd st. Hal,
l27 Grand-st near Broadway. TIE joarneymen
Tsilors favorable to protecting themselves at Gar
ricks Sixth Ward Hotel cosner Of Center and Du-
SITS, the Journeymen Upool,,erers' Society q.
Tuemey's Fourteenth Ward Democrats Head
Quarters, 900 Gran lat. corner Of Elizabeth, the
Siversmths' Protective AMI Bene fetal Association
at +. HIlebbrands Mechanics Hall, 10 Hstrst
between Elisabeth and Mott and the Window
Shade Painters Protect We Union. &c Gather st
corner Of Henry. This movement is sweeping on
with irresistible force, and scarcely trade ia the
city is destitute Of either pro, Give or benevo-
lent association, and many trades have both. At
the last meeting delegate moved that lmmit-
tee of organization from each ward should be APP
pointed to form societies in such trades as had not
yet moved in the matter. The suggestion Of the
Operative Masons for trades procession also do
serves the consideration Of the Industrial Council.
The BRcKLAYERs AND PLAsrERERs at Ken
lucky Hall, held District Meeting, Mr.. McKLUsKr
presiding. The meeting was numsrousy attended.
After the minutes were read and many new mem-
bers enlisted, the Constitution motion read
by the President Turee elegates-William
Cruasel. John s Leery, John GIssstatie, were
then duly elected for the lndastFia Congress. On
Report Of the Executive Committee the officers
tor this District 10 order TO prot the alton
OF the same. were elected, VIZ; WIN CaussEL,
Presidents Gsret Spears, Nice-President; Iohn
Bsllentine, Corresponding Secretary j. J. Flem-
ming, Rec. Secretary; David Smith, Treasurer.
SLOoP UPsET-CREw LosT.-Just before tho
storm on Sunday evening the sloop Falcon, Of
Brooklyn, with six persons on board, left the quar-
antine ground for Brooklyn. Daring the squsllsh
was upset. The sloop was found on Monday morn.
ing and towed ashore by some Staten Islanders,
near Yellow Hook, L. L We regret to learn that
10 tdings Of the men who Were on board have
been received.
~ The Annual Sermon before the Alumni OF
the General Theological Seminary of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church, was delivered last ming
at St. Thomas's Church, Broadway. Our report is
crowded out.
The Annual Com mencement Of the Seminary
will be held at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning. at st.
Peters Church. Chelsea, twentieth st) ri Rev.
DR.. Bursress, Bishop Of Maine, will deliver the
charge
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Nlseellanaans.

.AoT.pn, wee elected to the Assembly from
che Lower Rhine BY large majority,
a. ressro Is 'ne Pssdns diERsal,y with England
well informed Psrss Corre,DOndsr, go. :. :.
expected everything VII be Arranged 49,. ~
dsy next in order that Lord P.ms,.,oo ~ ~.
able to reply vicsSriousy by fact. % the ~
notion Of Lord Stanley. The GloS< correoo.S-".
write that Lord Nsrmanby's effort. b - N' :,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs 60 some pO,i,,s. -. -
esion had fsaed, althsogh matters was az 10
stil regarded ~ virtually arranged Gen. L,b;,,a,.
party appear to be waiting for more favorable -
rices from Rassia-
II is stated on French authority TIA, the Russi,,
government has addressed political note 10 the
English Cabinet rePudiating the notion that Briti,b
'0o cts living in Tuscany or Naples during the late
revolt have say iust claim for Indemnity for the
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" The "JoURsAL OF THE FRASKLrS lssri'
rUTE." June,) has articles on the Application Of
Iron to Railway Structures, on the Street Paving
of the Metropolis, Opening Of the Bntsania Tuba
lar Bridge, and others Of q more strictly scientific
character. (NewYcrk C. 8. Francis Il co.,
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II "HoLDEss DOLLAR MAGAZINE" (July)
has not its usual agreeable variety this month, and
will be good preparation for iirstr rate number
the next term lNew.York Fowlers Dietz)
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forrioll Nems
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
HAlIrAx Telegraph Office,
Friday evenings O'Clock.

HALIFAX Telegraph Office,
Friday evening" O'Clock.
The Canada arrived here tins Z. NJ.
CHINA.
The Chinese government were endeavoring
10 impose u tax Of ID per ?ioul on Tea-re-
sisted.
FRANCE
The emeule in Paris has been put down, but
the Socialists are organizng for a grand dem
onstraiion on the 24th ult. Military preparations
however had been made TO keep the peace, and
the provinces have been placed under a civil
kind OF martial law. Louis Napoleon is not so
popular as heretofore. The French have media
ted IN the Greek quarrel. Admiral Parker is stll
continuing the blockade upon great number OF
merchantmen and several corveites belonging TO
Greece.
King Ohio is beloved by his subjects. Russia
and Austria have come to hrs aid. fleet has
been sent from the latter TO oppose Sir w. Par
ker
AUSTRIA.
Austria has proposed German customs union
on the principle vi Indlciion, not as heretofore,
prohibition of foreign manufactures The Prus-
sian constitution has been accepted, sworn TO by
the king, and ratified amidst great rejoicing by
the people.
The Danish question as regards Schleswlg
Dutchy is far from beng ued as eser.-
mere Is nOtnng new from itdlg eACetl an tiup-
ton of Mount Vesuvius.
The Pope has not returned.
The Russian army was about being dismissed
on the Danube.
English news unlmporlant.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Feb. 22d.
Prices have gwen way another { per b. In
some instances during The depression OF w ednes
day, sales were made at IL decline. Yester
dav. however, a more active demand showed IT.
self.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
There Is nothing Of moment from England,
beyond the fact that Parliament has been EN-
ployed during the fortnight IN debating tie free
trade policy of Government, and IN some altera-
ton OF The Irish law OF election. On the free
trade question the Ministers were sustained by
a majority OF 81 only.
From Ireland the news is not Important
The potato was about to be sown extensively
this spring, and the tide Of emigration has set
IN.
The people of Hungary are beginning to ex-
pross their feelings OF haired towards toe gov
ernment. Count A. Jeiky has been released
from custody. The sentence OF death passed
upon % Hungarian officers at Aud, on the 10Th
January has been computed by Baron Hdnau 10
terms OF Imprisonment III lions, varying from lit
teen to five years
The Refugees have been sent 10 the Aslatc
provinces OF Turkey. The recent attempt 10 as
sasslnale kossuih Is beng investigated by the
Turkish Government Austria has not renewed
relations with the Porte.
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