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not directly oppose the motion, but moved the previous
question. Mr. DIsRAEII said the late Government had
expressed their opinion in favor of dealing with the
on knowledge and that the repeal of the advertisement
tax was one of the objects which he had in view while in
ofce he should therefore vote for the motion The vote
ON the resolution that the advertisement duty ought to
be repealed, carried by 200 to 1897 and those
specting the newspaper stamp and the paper were
rejected by votes Of $50 against 49, and 275 against So
The bill for removing the Jewish disabilities has passed
the House of Commons by vote of 2sS against $780, and
rumor is at present in favor of its passing the House of
Lords 1t is stated that eight of the Bench of
bishops who have hitherto voted against this
will now support it. and that others who cannot con-
scentiousy vote for it will absent themselves from the
House The Standard (high church evening paper is in
the dumps about it. and prophecies terrible results
should this bill be carried
On Monday Mr.. Gladstone brought his budget before
the House. and in speech of nearly five hours Duration
stated his proposed financial arrangements His estimates
of receipts and expenditures for the present year are as
snlIo
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II You would enjoy your meals be good natured An
angry man can't tell whether ne Is eatng poeu caooage
mr. stev ed umbrellas
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arep,r suYru has started newspaper at Cazenovia.
called The Progressive Christian" Some Of the SCOT
fers at things higherawish call it "The Christian Pro-
peler.n
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The total amount Of relief thus to be afforded is in
round numbers G5800000 but for the present year it
will be limited 56s 00O while the loss to the
nue. after allowing for increased consumption, will be
e1 $4,000 To meet that loss the new taxes for the
same period will produce el32 000 making with the
plus already stated available aggregate Of e. $4,000
9Th April 1854 when favorable balance of e493o 900
may be anticipated The Times thus up very long
review Of the budget:
In 1854 the balance between the taxes imposed and
those taken off will give additional G2200O0 in favor
of the country and between that period and 1860 when
the G6 900 of income tax is be surrendered the
saving from the reduction Of the per
cents and the lapse of the long annuites and Of large
amount Of terminable annuities will have been sufficient
to render its reimposition unnecessary Meanwhile, how
ever, according to past experience the revenue will have
entirely recovered ITSELF that these savings as they
accrue, will in fact be applicable reductions Under
all circumstances, therefore, 1t is impossible conceive
that any effort to obsruct cripple the plan is likely
be attempted In the Stock Exchange to-day there seem
ed to be feeling that by combination against the
extension Of the ncome-tax to Ireland peril of this
might be occasioned but looking at the permanent re-
mission Of 900 Of debt proposed to be granted
that country, while the incometax is only for n limited
period the adjustment appears too profitable challenge
opposition, 10 say nothing Of the approval Ooud receive o,
account Of is inherent justice any appeal upon The questo,
that might be made 10 the nation"
The concluding clause of this extract we have tacised
abiding to dissolution of Parliament under certai,
contingencies The leading journals with the exception
Of the Morning Herald and the Standard are almost al
loud in praise Of this, Mr. GLADsToSEs first attempt
budget making The proposed tax SUGGESTIONS to pro
perry placing them par with legacies is Of course
deprecated by the organs Of the aristocracy and WILL
afraid, be strongly opposed The Daily Ns,os says:
The boons conferred by the budget are so numerou
and universal that II requires some faith in the
finance to believe that Mr.. GLADSTONE is not takn
from at pocket to put into the other It win
very strange every one does not find relief somewher
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agement Of the Bank and the Of business in FRANCE
The London money market is easy. The funds un-
settled and rather huctuatng, but without than
merely nominal depression; business is in great
suspended, pending the debates the budget and
the proposal for Communication and rearrangemeDt Of
the national debt In commercial circles generally the
favorable impression produced by the budget considered
whole has very much strengthened and strong hopes
entertained that decided Parliamentary sanction
will be obtained for it.
The Theatres are blank as to novelty and the new
Literature of the week has been very scany The slash
ing article in the Edinburgh Review upon Sir ARcHI-
ALLisoSs History Of Europe since 1915, has
cited deal of interest. Any thing more severe was
scarcely penned whilst its urbane and gentlemany
tone adds additional force to its conclusions.
The mortality in the metropolis is st high, although
diminishing The deaths last week ,340 the
rccted average for ten years being only 1851 The pro-
minent diseases are bronchitis pneumonia, and consump
ton with hopping and scarlatina among children
The Royal Commissioners have recommended the cree.
ton Of tyeght new churches in the diocese Of London
the building Of the greater part viii be amostimmedate
ly commenced A new metropolitan Roman Catholic Ca
hera on grand scale Of msgnifcence is also about to
be commenced in the heart of the city, the north end
Of Hatton Garden No charge is to be made for admis
sion and be preached and rites to be ad
ministered in languages Large free schools will also
be attached
Among new inventions may be mentioned patent for
combination Of lead and zinc under the name Of pnbic
1t consists Of distinct layers Of each metal erfect
united in peculiar process of manufacture-cne sid
thus presenting surface of pure lead the other of pur
znc combining the stiffness Of the latter with the dura
biy Of the former sheet Of metal is thus produced
which proves as hard and durable Of lead severa
times its weight and thickness, WHILE in peculiar stua
tons, the zinc is laid undermost and is thus protecte
from atmospheric action, the effect Of acid vapors
LIQUID by the preservative power Of the lead The MINI
Journal thinks highly Of the invention Another new al
ticle is strdp wrttng paper This is said to be chea
and servceable manufacture 1t is sold at 4d the quire
ooscap sze andis adapted all the purposes which pa
is used third novelty is advertised by some Of tn
London taors, under the title Of trowsers without but
tons button hoes warranted to last twice as long
those made in the usual mode.
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TIDES OF THE LAKES.

The following letter from Major D. F. SrIcKNEY an old
and respected resident Of the Lake country written
to WV. IL NEWTON, Esq, Chief Engineer of the Toledo
and Cleveland Railroad, in reply questions addressed
by him to Major s.:
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The money market is brisk the corn market duh, and
produce generally without material alteration The
Board Of Trade for the month furnish remarkable
evidence Of the activity and prosperity Of trade through
out the country. Compared with the corresponding
month Of last year. the past month shows increased
declared value Of 097 in the exports and total
increase during the three months Of 1853 the
responding three months Of 1852 Of c., 329 l57 Cot
ton Six and wooen manufactures among the pro-
mnent items contributing to this result In imports
there has been considerable increase in -four, coffee
sugar spirits and spices There has been diminution
in tea and wines
Ihere y nothing new in Literature excepting the splen-
did work in folio, with seventy plates Of 1.-THE Palace Of
sennacherib forming the second series Of the Monu-
ments Of Nneyeh
The news from the Continent is very scanty. Even
France scarcely furnishes paragraph and in the dear,h
Of information which be depended upon we have ru-
on Change and elsewhere almost every day which
doubt effect the purposes for which they are intended
operating either to excite depress speculation and
furnish food for the daily journassrst in affirming and
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coming, and let the last rays of departing day nper
play upon its summit.
lhc next tUast was--
"I'ha American Institute aud lis pioneer, IN the c,,
American Industry
Ia announcing it, The President referred Ia ,bo ,t,
societies had contributed to the gtclt object Of tins
ton.
Gen. TaLLMADGE Ia reply. The laicarss Of tho ,
he suih would prevent him from any cXrncL r.n,,L ~
desired 10 return the thanks q" Tie American nsur. m
compliment paid hem That association felt n,n,a -
tie uiaI2phs OF Industry which rns crI.br,t.d 81,
I'd for thirty ycars ast supported the eat cana. u, l,L
aud OF The industry OF the country. He hailed snrh ,
bratons This constituting the bond of union the nld
OF peace and the basis Of national prosperity The arn
danco OF tho President OF the United States on such occ
sons OF the highest Importance TO the general cause
The pREsngs7 said the series OF regular now
bsen closed H. abdicated hs shoriyed sovereignty A..
begged 10 return his cordial thanks for the courtesy an
Kindness extended 10 him There were representative.
Of various Of tie Union from all OF whom We slou,
have been gd hear. Bu, before racating his seal, h.
would take the liberty CT calling upon Mr. Faulkner Of VI
g;na Ia speak
nlr. FAuLxNER said this cal! entirely unexpected ID
him. lie had noticed omission 10 provide any rcgu,
scaiimrn for The House Of Representatives He knew NJ
for IT, except from the fact that the Hon
had generally been cassr among the Industrial
of The world He hoped however that on The next ocC.s
ot this kind II might make is tile good 10 such dnc
IL had given him pleasure 10 witness the triumph o! ndlsrI
and skill displayed here yesterday and 10 carry repo
back native hills lie had nothing to say Of Virgin
y, .4 she had done in tic cause oi labor One lesson
had upon her To practise al home and p
abroad and that was street :. hertncc 10 ul the ma,a
and compromises of the national compact essential
greatness and liberty o our common country. No STA
should remember better ian New York the OF b.
prosprrity ana power. I'll" growth Of III city, destined
mc Ia be lie frs, city in the world, due soe; 10
Union which holds these States to2rthrr New York h,
hcn d. rp n;cres in the preservation oi the tnnn and
slric otsr o! the constitution, without which
L MON rNis! hDHr.
Mr. CARITiEES gave coast {" tie !lccrre NJ The ASSOC
atiun which received with citCTs
Mr. being called OF 10 iicL.j
pany inr the compliment ani ca!c upon o,lnr scntleme
respond.
Owing to The Iarcress Of The hour TX the company be-
broke up.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP

WAsHrSsros, July -, ls53.-Thc Board of visitcrs to
West Point Military Academy made their report 10 the War
Department Monday last. They were much pleased
with The progress Of the Students and make number OF
among them 10. the increase OF the
course TO years. and another FOR the increase of the
Der OF cadets by the addition OF from each STATE
am happy learn thai the of Mr.. Walkers in.
tended defamation of the mission China entirely with
out foundation. 1t is still his determination proceed
the mission unless prevented nv physical prustra
Nothing more definite, however, is yet known as the
Time OF his departure.
Mr. Soue will leave for Europe until the 3Olh on
which day understood he will positively take his depa
ture
John NJ Daniel, esq editor ri the Richmond Examiner,
has been appointed daiirS Sadins rice Richard
Kidder Mead, of Virginia, declined. 1: reported
Mr. Daniel came here To fight drct; Is certain he
has made VI - good hit To say nothing about the sh"
NJ Rod;sco tic Russian Minister is sail he very much
iisprased article IN Turkey, which appeared
Union IN tn s,Ias last suppns. hc Union in DESPAIR
Il; send Tor Mr.. PtYnr again, la Keep the balance
power hy az iicr edition =" The Hussi n article
Daniel T. ,i,eyg o Illinois, and said be quite Young
man has carried ~ the prize long sought by Cover
nos twenty Coonels and tory eX NJ C.sthe Snndwic,
lsIands Conmssionersl,p
Hon. Duncan K. McRao, Consul at Paris, has been in.
vested powers of charge dafres the Court
of ST Cloud BY the way, il is rumored that Minister 10
France agreed upon several days SINCE. Republic
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PoErICAL.
For The ENQUIRER
TO MY WIFE.

S.,,o, ia Tho bopd, The sacred bond that binds
,,nnnen,,l hearts and sympathetic minds.
He that has reV,lei in q Joy IKE this,
Has reached the summit OF all earthly Hiss
Now may he go rejoicing on his way,
In confidence and love from day Ia day :;
Now Al feiy pass amid the storms II hit'
And find a guardian Angel in wife
Yes Woman's love can heighten every -n
And with giants strength protect iron" IL
Her love extends beyond the BOUNDS ., GU -
Divine in death, yet strongest. =. liz ,;n
'Tis not the diamond eye or ruVy ny ;,b, a.,
Whose honied sweetness even oesS "'a' P'
Mar We, the roses blushng in hsr cheek
tn, harm ma most Their influence - weak,
t.n.an.,.d with truth and lovelasss eolnolneu,
~ "a . halo round the immortal mind.
VIZ, a,e the treasures of wealth or fame.
tyhat The vain giories OF a crown or name,
IInisss one faithful heart that treasure Keeps,
lows in our Joys and in our sorrow weepsi
Love is an ocean, on whose surface clear
The mirrored beauties Of the heavens appear;
Within whose depths, the priceless gems are seen
When winds are all at rest and skies serene;
But. when the storms and bounding pillows tise,
Then seems loves ocean blending win Tue sA''
Best is the man, on earth supremacy oles',
Who find such love the partner OF MS oiea''
Such is the love ask from thee, my n"e'
Thy love prize, the dearest GIT oil NC
Thy people and thy God are ever hIhe IT..
Go where thou wilt, cling 10 'nee anu ''''''o'
As unto Naomi Rnth weeping crave
And where thou diest, there shaii DC my grave
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For tho Enquirer
uD MALL.lE.

:, love ,i,I thou ,auehtest me to love thee,
eid M hut doubt Till thou taudest me to nope,
Sonnd m DESPAIR till thou badest me forget thee
Ma love. ma hope, ma despair I'LL me, thee
IT,. ,vord WAS blank till thou taughtst me TO love thee
An caud was mine &c before il met thine,
Darker n the goomn was my saul ere knew 'hee, ~
An proud was my heart Till thou taughst me 10 WOO thee
su, why oh, thou false dds thou teach me to low
thee? 80,
An, uhy did my hear, loup light at thy vocef
Twas but 10 beguile me, 10 win an then leave me,
To humble INV proud heart an then to deceive me-
m fo w,s by face when thou taughs, to love thee
In' wInnin the graces O. thy fairy-!ke form! !
On, now thou all auId an blostil, confound thee!
WI a. O the marks o. the black dell around thee
July 10TH 1853. hosliS.
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hilSCEILAS EOUS.

THE FlSHERIES--A CHANGE IN AFFAIRS.
BosroS, July 20.Thc schooner L. Mckenzie, from The
Bay Of ST. Lawrence. the rst Of The mackere fleet arrived
AT Gloucester reports that fist, have been plentiful
this The Captain number of armed vessels
belonging the British fleet. An officer from of the
Colonial vessels boarded him. and in very genemany
inanaer slated that vessels having than guns
muskes board likely TO DC seized He usu said it
was understood that American fishing vessels not al
lowed the Bay Of Chaleur, and stated that when
vessel is seized 70. fishing within the limits If the dis
pute the distance, II is 10 be measured
Tie Captain also states that most Of the people OF ST.
Johns Island Cape Breton and Gut of Canso who formerly
peilioned for official vessels drive of the American fish
ermen, signing petitions TO have the restrictions
moved formerly the pres OF American fishermen
brought considerable business those points, whilst
they will be in starving condition. and obliged Gull
upon the Government for pecuniary aid.
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EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

We have received copy OF pamphlet published by the
distinguished Superintendent and Physician o the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum Of Virginia Williamsburg containing
series Of aby written Essays Asyms persons of
sound mind and tender acknow edgments 10 DR.
CALI It's auihor for The The first essay devoted
the consideration of the system CT The moral reamrn,
which ia now resorted tor the Of insanity and he
dwes al length upon the astonishing results which have
been produced by it.. We like his remarks in reference
the proper employment! training OF the unorunates who
placed under his charge and are particularly pleased
newspaper reading by the patients is peculiarly beneficial
Under this view of the subject shall be happy to conlr
butte mite audsbc by sending The Age
TO the Doctors address, whenever we receive IT,
akrdudra Are
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"AH! DON'T MINGLE."

All dou', mngle harsh and tender!
Smiles that follow SCOTS ongender
But dstrus, let genuine feeling
Flow in pristine strength revealing
Founts Of healing
One and single!
All don't mingle
Truest faith and double dealing
Murmurs, with gay ringing laughter
Flashing, hatnelise, following aitet-
The true spirit, loving dearly
Has no power 10 make out clearly.
"Such is merely
lnane Jingle T"
An don't mingie
Jest with what is said sincerely !
For the heart is weak when loving,
All it's powers in ietters moving:
Let your love flow like river
Fresh and pure so for the giver
Hearts shall ever
Thrill and Jingle
An don't minge
Frowns and becknnings-''ever" "never" !
L. l. l..
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Acal for Worlds Temperance Convention 10 be COM
posed of all advocates of Total Abstinence and all oppo
nents of the Liquor Traffic. is just made through the New
York Tribune 10 in that city on Thursday and Friday
the ls and 81 September next Among the sIgncrs TO Inc
call are several well known ladies and gentlemen among
whom are Horace Greeley, Mary T. c. Greeley, Joshua <
Giddines Theodore Parker Anoinette L. Brown, iucetia
Mott, Puulina Wright Davis Emily Clark Catherine W.
Schuyler, Ann Powell, Lydia F. Fowler Royal harnuh
Lucy Stone Catherine W. Heaiy DALI "m Lloya harrison
Harriet R. Hunt, VIM. II. Charming, wendell fh'pps
Lydia Mott, Leonard Scott the publisher, &c. &C.
Its supposed and hoped ,hnt Virginia will be present
fhen
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VA ~ H.'N rnSrns cnf,,, \, rSIr " A. tn

IMPORTANT FROM SUPERINTENDENT OF
MEXICAN TROOPS FROM MESILLA VALLEY.
New ORLsASs, July 2l-Ihe Picayunc has later and i'm
porlant news from New Mexico.
The from Santa Fe from June lth Up later
period.
general order has been issued by the Mexican Minister
OF War for the withdrawal of Gen. as and his forces from
the further occupation Of Mesia Valley, which order
promptly obeyed by General TINS leaving the valley in the
culties
very large meeting had been held Santa Fee by the
citizens for the purpose of pettonug Congress at the next
session adopt energetic and speedy for the
nn1al of the California Indians In New Mexico.
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sERIOuS Contradictions

ClHcINNATI JuLY IA fire broke ont to-day, about
no0n edged tool factory, nj the OF Broadway
and Eighth Streets and the flames until The
greater portion Of tho block Eust of Broadway, between
7h and 9th streets, destroyed The Catholic church
Sycamore effect four squares distant al time
on fire. The buildings destroyed were part frame.
BANK SIOCK.-Thc Winchester Virenian states that
ss Of Valley Bank Stock $780, s2o So
Sl20 6l-the highest prices il broughf.s
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DESTRIICTIYE FIRE

PIT7s3uRo July 20.-The extensive Touring warehouse
belonging and occupied by Mr. James NJ c. Gully was
entirely consumed by FIRE this morning II contained 500
bbls of -four 1000 bushels Of SALT besides other
valuable merchandise The building and it's contents will be
total loss There is insurance In the Citizens North
American and Franklin Offices of $4,000. The total loss
u Estimated at $4,000.
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MIIRDER IN TaI S1,aTE PRISON

BosToN, July 49,. In the Stale prison Charlestown,
this morning. convict, named James Wilson, attacked
fellow convict, named William Adams and with
knife evidently shapencd for the purpose severed his ugu
lar vein causing instant DEATH Not word
,hem and provoca,ion given by the murdered
Wilson's of four years imprisonment expired this
morning. nnd he about being discharged when he
nnit ed no mi
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THE COURSE or TRADE.

In our report Yesterday OF the sales Of tobacco in Rich
mond mentioned the sale Of IL hhds of tobacco" received
fran aep.nun in kunnwa county. and ~ hhds from a
gentleman in Putnam county. This tobacco came ny way
OF Wheeling and Baltimore
The tobacco OF Virginia raised in VrgIn" on The line OF
our projected Central Improvement taken Westward out
of the Stale M The Ohio River the territory OF MA
rylapJ TO Baltimore and after reaching there IL thence
shipped 20 Richmond BY route almost double the distance
of that from tho place of its growth TO our city inns
stale oi fucs Notifying truly State pride; but We
trust bul vely long years will ensne before The sad
modification must lu end.
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wASpINEJ0N ITCNS

u 5. Commissioner the Sandwich Islands: f. Bancon
Consul Of Nassau West Indies; Isaac T. Gndns Consul
to Lagunyra, and Hon. Alfred Gilmore. Consul Bordeaux
in town. Senator James left this evening"
Messrs Peyton Morrow and Culsert have been appoint
ed Clerks In the Pension Office
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the custom
house officers future take the invoice cost OF lo!egn
mporarions IA the valuation by which 10 estimate The du
ties 10 be collected thereon all except where the
importer or his agent declares oath, that the merchan
disc had deprecated prior the Shipment in which case
the deprecated price TO shall be taken as The declra
ton of cost, and shall be conclusive against the importer
This is point Of considerable interest dealers in import
ed merchandise
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New YORK. July 23-P. Al The American mail steamer
Pacific sailed to-day Lveroni, taking out lG6
gers and only $4,000 in specie Anons her passengers
are the Hon Henry Bsdneer, Charge des Aiaes 10 Den
marx Lieutenant alauty, aud Colonel Malls6y, 10 Mas
Inc steamer Black Warrior sailed for Havana and Mobile
full OF passengers amongst whom is Col A. NJ Hobrook o!
The New Orleans Picayune
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NEW WORK IEGTST.ATIJRE

ALBANY, july 2l-The Legislature will adjourn tonight
The Rail Road bill has passed both houses The Rail Road
has passed Senate The Temperance and Rail Road
bills have been killed
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OPENING OF THE MONTREAL AND PORTLAND


PORTLAND, July l9.-1he first train from Montreal ar
rived here this evening quarter past seven O'CLOCK and
welcomed by salute Of thirty and the ringing Ut
bells. The Mayor welcomed those on the train IN 6Iei
speech, and responded by Hon Mr. Pennoyer The
band played "Cod the Queen" "fai Columbia etc.
The mmenae crowd which filled and surrounded the depot
the air with loud cheers for the contamination OF this
great work