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IFrom the Irish Americana

ANAPPEhL 70 CoMMos SENsE.--It won't
do at this day, TO advance an opinion without Civ
ing reason for il. We might tell the public in
every Issue OF our paper, that HuTcHISGs' yrG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were "A specific
ior Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
OF It, but they would NJ believe our Yae digh
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and rom the concurrent tcsti
rcny OF all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
ITS tome, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uncqualled That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imparts
hrinness TO the nerves, and invigoraes the consti
tuition; and that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachio which mc,ical science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had OF
the agents, free.
PRICF 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-May 27.
At market 700 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 2S
pairs Of Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs, and 2300 Swine.
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-Exua 81 25; LIST quality
SO 80; "a quality, So; 81 quality, "a 75a5.
Working Oxcn-$S5, 80, 100, Il5aI20.
Sheep and Lambs-S2,2 ,25, 3a4. Eita$5a
Sc.
Swine-6 5-Sa7 5-Sc. retail 7a9c.
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MASURY'S
FIRST PREMIUM SkY-LIGIiT
DAGUERR EOTYPES.

UERR EOTYP
Mr.. MASURY having been awarded pre-.
M mum at the lac Fair, by the Committee on
fins Arts, for the suIsrnrity of has Dagerreo-
types, would invite the public TO call a, his eNten-
siye exhibition roons, No. ~ Wes,sinster
s,r se,. Provhlence, snAeszmne the pictUes there
on exhIbWioa. Ou picture, sre taken by shy.
light and lor b auty, dm ability, and dstinc,ness,
particularly o shs syss. cannot be 'ur,sssed.
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WEDNESDAY, NJ ay 90
Schr Lucy Anna, Baker, Gardner; Orono,
Baker, n Y; yarmouth, Golden Gate, Bright.
man, + River, Norfolk; Oiola, Wcier, Cohas.
set, fishing; Lucy Pcnn, Wnicr, Frede icks-
burg, Bedford; John Frasicr, Iahaway, p: :oy,
Aba"y. Sloop Eeni, Dm;ce, \ Y; George,
Csbleigb, Rohdoui + Ever; Eagle, Brown,
Freotown; Resolution, Baker, Wickfod.
Schr Garland. Kelley, Nantucket, IIai tfoid
Martha Jane, Daring, Prov, Il ookhayen; Ellen
Itodman. Osgood. Bedford, n Y Banquet
Willis, do, Suffolk Va; IIa ic', OrcIt, Camden,
Savannah Buceataur, Pa sons, New Bedford,
Phila; Wadroh, Iittlefe'd, -, Block
Island; Ganges, Wiley, Calais, Mo'thaven n Y !;
got ashore on Seaco'uct point in fog, los, part
ofdcck load, ,ull of water, aud other damages
sustained; and was towed in by Steamer Perry.
SIoJp Pedequamscuti, -, c.. River.
FRIDAY, May 2s.
Bark Mary Frances, Smith, Tacahuano, War
Brig Emcline, Hamilton, Bangor. Dighton.
Schr Waldron, Littcgcld, -, Block Isl
and; Wintcmoycn, Collins, fishing; Zephyr,
Crockett, Rockand, N Y; Eliza Hand, Eastman,
Gardocr, n Haven; Henrietta, Inchfeld, llollo-
well, y Y; President, Fosset, Calais, n Y; Lu,
cv Nancy, Eastman, sullivan, do; NorWes-
Haskell, do, Westerly; Mary Helen, SWEET, Suf-
folk, n Bed.ord Frniifu! Vine, Berry, Bangor,
Clinton, Gorham, + River, Gardner; Eliza &
Nancy, Cro~cll, Prov, do; Mirror, White, do.
do. Sloop Velocity, Smith, Prov, Nortbpor;
Resolution, Baker, WEXFORD.
SATURDAY, May %.
Schr Allandae, Kenncy. 6shnl.
Slopp Fashion, Reynolds, Wickinrd; Rcsolu-
ton, Baker, do.
MONDAY, May 81.
Brig Annawan, Almy, Wilmington, n c, Fall
River.
Schr Seneca, Brown, Pnila; Sun, Morris,
fishing; Alfred, Ball, Portsmouth, Bost: VIM
ROLAND, Cromwell, 4 River, Phila; Hartford,
T.que, Charleston, Prov; Juniata, Wilbor,
Gardner, Warren; Ann r 'Sipplc, Bacon, Aha.
nv, Prov; II X Dnton, Dunton, Gardner;
James & Fisher. Anderson, Phila; Thctis, Linz
mel, Albany. Shop Sea Witch, Wells. Rondoul,
y Rhdiord; Annawan, -, R0ndont, Digh.
ton; Thos W Thorn. Durlcc, Albany, + River.
TUESDAY, June J.
Schr Banner, " iIdcr, fishing; Director, Lew
is, Bost; Sylvia T., Walk, Sandwich,s Atxan.
dria; David Crockett, Snow, Fall River, Dart
mouth
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VEGETABLE
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Co., for COUGHS, COLDS and
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Tss9h Ia is the only standing article
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"CLINroN PAHR, n. y. Dee. g, 1850.
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\
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THE Paris sketch Book, by " illiam NJ.
Thackoray, Vols, ; 90,
A Journey to Iceland, aud Travels in Sweden
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The Great Spring and
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.

and has cured
Rheumatism Ia -Four hours,
Neruagis In One hour.
Group IL Ten minutes.
Darrhua IN Fifteen minutes.
Tooihache Ia One second
Spaslns In Three minutes.
Cramps la Three miutcs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes
Chill Blains Ia Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In -Four hours.
Influenza In Twcn:y hours.
The daily union., 1852-03-10

fore the Senate 10 declare their wishes believe the
senator from lewa Mr. Josxsl feels deep concern Tor
measure which is TO come before the Senate tomoT-
Therefore ask or expect that his
should be superseded by mine Other senators have
pressed similar desire. | willing that any day
the distinguished senator from Louisiana Mr. SoULEl
desires TO be heard upon this subject aso and he desires
an early day II senators willing, would fix
day early next week-say Monday Tuesday; any day
that may suit the Senate.
Mr. JONES, of Iowa. Tin his seat) Wednesday
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee. The senator from Iowa
suggests tomorrow week. am willing 10 that
Mr. JONES, of Iowa. believe have consulted with
my friends, who know anxious thai this Iowa bill
side of The house. believe may say that will GER
tainly take the vote on Tuesday next on my bill hope
it will be taken before that time, but certainly not later
than Tuesday.
! Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee. | understand that the
senator from Louisiana would prefer very early day
next week-say Tuesdays and il il is agreeable 10 the
Senate, l would FIX Monday as the day, IN order thal
the senator from Louisiana may have an opportunity ol
being heard on Tuesday,
Mr. SOULE Ii il is the opinion OF the senator from
Iowa that the vote cannot be taken upon The bill IN
which he feels some peculiar interest before Tuesday
perhaps il would be better to postpone this 10 Wednes
day OF next week. Otherwise il might intervene with
the debate upon the bill granting lands 10 Iowa. As tc
myself, il will be Indifferent whether It shall be postponed
10 Tuesday or Wednesday, shall probably, il able &c
TO do take The floor Immediately after the distinguished
senator from Tennessee.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, moved that the further con
sideralion OF the resolution be postponed until Wednes
day. March III and that il be made the special order 10
that day.
The motion was agreed 10.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-03-10
Congress Tuesday.

SENArE.-Mr Rusk reported joint resolution author
zing the appointment Of an additional Assistant Poslmas
ter General.
The resolution referring the subject OF the census
printing to select committee OF five was adopted and
the committee appointed by the Chair consisting OF
Messrs Bayard, Borland, Davis, Atchison, and Bell.
The joint resolution on the subject OF non-inteyenon
was taken up, and Mr.. Seward spoke thereon; after
which. the further consideration of the subject was
postponed until Wednesday OF next week
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATWEs.--ln the House Messrs.
Cobb and White of Alabama, addressed the House. each
al length the bill making donation OF public lands
aid the construction Of The Selma and Gunters Land
ing raroad after which Mr. Phelps presented the peii
ton Of Mr.. A. w. Reynolds, who contests the seat ol
the delegate from New Mexico, Mr. r. H. Weightman
which he accompanied with few remarks. The House
then into committee, (Mr Hibbard in the chair.
wherein they were addressed at length by Messrs. vii
cox and Rantou after which the committee rose, ant
| the House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-03-10
The Great Invention Of the Agsi-steam suppIantedI
Gas Triumphant


Gas Triun,p hantI
HE will be recorded as the
has passed, ana with VIII pass he steam engine
second win be known 1 as sa the
the world This has now commenced ana WIN now ho
Professor John G. r saomon Of close OBJ
The Inn his @ sea St sd
able mechanic motor has perfected the same ane aTng
now Offers 10 dispose Of rights thereof the United
individuals to companies the rights Of
and labor and q human vss and
sure lis speedy adoption all where steam wer now
used Of other places where ,bs ssa, expense
This be applied 70 all purposes q Popes s &
thousand horse power steamers with the eIense less than
By The @ snd g Sss oss we sea nes for e
same power Of 300 tons of the steam engine
five S horse pewsT noW WORKING
s from The Csana sa gaemon o hs sS @ city,
has q eseone acid s, in its app
were not long given Nonparei The sane gentleman
@ % % m
one peculiar which that Se
right aboutacea manof in less ume iha' required "
Also nights for his Improved Spring sadde e military and
purposes designed for the greatest possible mt OF DOM
Information in regard to the and
obtaining rights, &c. may be promptly obtained By
Attorney agent paen,ee h street, opposite Odd Eel
| lows Hall, Washington d. O.
From Mr. Rouse of New Albany, Indanu npetor dnew asr
| cultural tconder, a Rotaory Plough.
wAsHIsoToN, Jan. y, 1854.
Mr. EIpsnsR: cheerfuy avail myself OF this ppunity 70
give you brief statements in reference TO %
request, wen
my country the following, as near as low eeo
/ .
Cincinnati the 9Th OF October, le ndon me o
lowing day Professor salomons Nev Mechanical
o the public was
engine, from the fact that had p Sme ume
previous studying make some principle aHnese -
motive power machinery | astonshed AMI seish6 In
and
mboded idea before perfect than had eons'sst
witnessed operation for hour IL was thionn and
ne and OF weight OF 90U bs2 times
In minute applied TO the mAdney oil the
shop appeared be equal TO eompo used In
The whole length OF this engine nnutwevem OF
The furnace pam the size Of my haand held
about double handful Of charcoal The machine not more
the the Pncip otonstruc-
operation being the This was estnite' 10 be
engine, OF which nave gv yu bnei
am nst pccunary OF the nvsuon
be called 10 make any statemnun
ence 10 H. had previous acquaintance "a Professor
salomou him. 10 knowledge, unui ny MN IN
this city yesterday .c,
In,erence Republic, Era, Southern Press and Tesrspb,
Washington, American, Pato and sun baltimore ledger,
and Philadelphia Tribune, her Jour
mai Scientific American and Farmer Me6ne NJ
nal aud Gazette Providence Aa Post and Transcript
Messenger Enquirer, Portland Journal Argus,
Albany and Express Buffalo, Herald Cleveland 1bune
Journal, Chicago Gazette and Adverusef ga
zeuc Enquirer Nonpare Aa Commercial, and
Courier Journal, and Democrat Louisville Pnte
gencer and Republican, Louis Pcayune Delta and
New Orleans Courier, Charleston Whg Richmond ~ Cali
nia fancco insert three months every ohef n inner
form and forward bills, with copy Of the paper, TO
Dec as-sodsmn washington, Fc.
The daily union., 1852-03-10
PETITIONS, rrc.. UNDER THE RULE.


BY MI. BARREREi The remonstrance Of numerous CHI
rom winiamsburgh, Ia Clermont county. Ohio via Sar
dnia and Fncase, Brown county TO Winchester in Ad
ans county, In said State. = -
by Mr. DISNEY Memorials of sundry citizens OF Ham
i've authority for the otbe bridge over the ohio
river AZ heeliDg, Virginia referred COMMITTEES on
the Post Office and Post Roads =
By Mr. MoLoNYi The petition ofGeorge W. Renwick
ana three hundred Others demonstrating against the exten.
sion OF the o" the Woodwork ten 10 the
Of said Woodwork and W. w Woodwork referred % the
Committee on Patents.
BY Mr. ROBBlNSt The petition OF H. M Jonas and
iavor q the extension OF the Woodwork patent
ny Mr APPLETON, Of Massachusetts Tho petition OF
Mary Barry, Of Boston, Massachusetts for rele referred
TO the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
BY Mr. THOMAS M. HOWE, OF Pennsylvania The
petition OF James NJ Cooper, Morris Jones, and many
others interested in the trade OF Lake Superior praying for
the construction of beacon light on Round island,
the the river St Marie Also the memorial OF
Miller and Others Of Pennsylvania representing the ad
vantsges OF speedy construction OF a around
falls OF the river St Marie, Michigan and praying APP
preparation therefor. Also, tho memorial Of H. p. Cain
and others, OF Allegheny county, Pennsylynnia OF like
BY Mr. FLORENCE The memorial OF Simeon StiIIweI |
Adam Uiery, Price Wethera and AZ others, citizens o
hadeipnia praying for the extension OF the Woodwork
patent Tor planning boards &c. Also, the memorial OF W
W. Long, jackson Dick, Peter Hoist and ~ others citi
ssns oil Phisdephs, praying for the extension OF
Woodworh patent for planning boards, asc.
By Mr.. JACKSON The petition of E. M. Blunt, census
aker for 1850, OF Mcintosh county, Georgia. for additional
ION penssoni referred to the Judiciary Committee Also
he memorial OF citizens OF Mcintosh county, Georgia
syor OF additional compensation to E. M Blunt
nitee N'' S''
a by Mr. MACE The petition OF George w. Gibson, OF
county, Indiana, asking to be placed the invalid
The daily union., 1852-03-10
Majority ...........lS
In the House OF Representatives !:

By these figures II appears that in the Senate The u,
tive bill was passed by the democratic votehee bs
in the affirmative IS democrats to wings, and in A.
negative only democrats to wings and free soieL
In the House OF Representatives there were 50 demn
cratic votes in the affirmative, and only ~ whg yos,
In the negative there 81 whg votes, IS democratic
votes and fec-so votes. o. the whg vote more Than
two to one opposed the fugitive bill. The democrat,
yete was SO TO l5 Looking to the North, there were
only wings 10 20 democrats in favor. while there we,
81 wings 10 only is democrats against Can the popl.
of the South look upon these figures and doubt longer
which OF the great parties maintains the Union and up
holds the guarantees Of the constitution Can they look
upon these figures and doubt who should be intu,ed
with The preservation of the confedeRcy'
The daily union., 1852-03-10

Those marked y s. Cfree .oiD are those who mad,
slavery test in the organization OF the House.
RESULTS.
or Uie saueholdng States, Maryland. Tennessee, Ken.
lucky and Texas gave unanimous vote for the bill
South Carolina and Mississippi were unanimous axoins
il.
Virginia gave majority for the bill-eght to six OF
the eight two are wings.
North Carolina gave majority for it-fve 10 four All
FIVE were wings and OF the four. one was wbig.
Georgia was three 10 two for the bill Two OF the
three wings; the rest were democrats.
Alabama was three for the bil-two OF them wings
The other four representatives. who were nays are dem
ocras.
Missouri. four for the bill-a democrats; one men,
Der (Mr. Phelps against it.
or the non-sdpeholdng States, Maine gave three for
the bill, three against 1t. OF the last, wbg
New Hampshire. three for the bil-all democrats one
Gree -soiler) against it,
Connecticut, three against the bill-one OF them a
whig
Rhode Island, one and one-both wings.
New York, fourteen for the bill, eighteen against it,
all wings except Mr. Walden, Ia democrat) yea, and
Mr. Preston King, Qree.soier,) nay.
New Jersey one (democrat) yea, three nays, (whgs)
Pennsylvania, thirteen for the bll-three OF them
wings, and Mr.. Levin, tnave American y and FIVE
against, (all whigs) and Howe, (freesoer.)
Michigan, one yea Ia democraD and three nays-one
wbig, two free -soilers.
Ohio five yeas GALL democrats but one) and fourteen
nays. OF these five are democrats four are whigs and
FIVE free -soilers.
Indiana, seven yeasall democrats Nays three, viz :
one democrat, one whig, and one free.soler,
The daily union., 1852-03-10

allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee, not
ceeding n measurement 10 cubic feet.
furnished with mattress and pillow ana
with the rations as the
Freight be taken Chagres at 20 cents per loot ana from
$0O ton The transit OF
the islhmus a expense OF the passengers
the through Iaii ne
great advantage quality OF the steamers employed ana
despatch from the spare Doau READY
nj tbothen ends OF line accidents
For apply the office OF the company oa and
IS South street. apply al mG company
agency No lit West street, of Warren street, New YORK.
The daily union., 1852-03-10

II is now some weeks since the Southern Press intn,
ted that there was bargain or agreement between Iii,
Republic and the Union in regard 10 the census printing
The denial Of this allegation by the Union we suppo
would be sufficient to prevent its repetition Butin i'd
Yesterdays impression the Press openly proposes bar
gain on its own account and again nsinuaes the exist.
ence OF the bargain to which it hal before alluded Sun.
dry free-soi organs have repeated the same allegation
ill we deem il proper for to deny that any such ar.
between this journal and the Union exists OF
has existed Republic of yesterday.
The daily union., 1852-03-10

Illinois. four yeas Gall demOcrats) and two
democrat and one lree-soiler.
But one whg from the West voted for the bin N,
Taylor, from 0hio.) and sixteen democrats and IN,
it, sixteen western wings and nine western dsmocn,
The FUGITIVE BnL.-The following extract, iron a
Union OF the 92d October last, shows fully the vote u.
this measure in both houses Of Congress
In the Senate: