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pers for his good feeling toward England we THINK ne
owes like good feeling towards the Country which pays
Linn large sdary for bis position We consider such
lyrical SPURS TO national enthusiasm and national PRIDE as
entities they mean something they mean to assert the
supremacy Of England in morals and rank and they do
assert it, but We do any reason for paying any
one heavy salary for aPPauding It.
Tbetime has come for realities. Realities IN Church
realities in sate-reaities in social ntercourse-rea-
tiles in thought aspiration action These embassies are
not real They are sham. They are based on the idea
that man of good taste Of the English pattern can
represent US abroad Accordingly and al-withOut
exception Of these men-bave played harlequin part IN
England and on the continent They have thought that
the dignity of country with an area as grea' a. that OF
Europe with tunnage I'VE beg pardon Of The London
Times but il is 20 with tunnage greater than that OF
ENGLAND for IS our Ike and river commerce Is lmmeas
uraby more profitable than our foreign, We must cond-
or our domestic craft partners to the bargain with
population that redupcaes itself in twenty-three years
and its wealth in much shorter time With the sole at
fractions for immigration this side Of the Australian nat
ura accident Of gold really think such country
has some inherent dignties which are placed as far
above the symbolism Of the basemenstory and OF the
restaurant and the dancehouse as philosophical convc-
ton is above the antics and genuhectons of oriental
deyotees, Of akirs or deryishes. But the men whom
our Newark contemporary auds have played such part
that under the fire of the press the Government at
Washington felt obliged to issue circular stripping oil
their Hppodrome toggery and eyelng them up to the
rank Of gentlemen.
We DO not agree with contemporary respecting
the honor shed upon by such proceedings Genera
Cas- with his sword between bis legs putting in demo.
cratic book Of his own composition Louis Philippe aud
his Court down to drunken flanagan and roEdy Polk,
are not honorable specimens of National representation
The next step in fact is to abolish the whole system OF
resident Ministers and let the national business be done
as private business is, by letter or special agent.
As for the good feeling which is engendered by Minis
tiers living abroad that is entirely subordinate to the
fact that Europe cannot afford to go to with Amer-
ca SO long as we are true ourselves and remember
that aggression is sign of strength If our Ministers
in Europe have done nothing because there is nothing to
DO it il certainly happiness, and still more certainly
reason for abOlishng their Offices altogether.
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than an immediate war may be question. just as 1t
NAV he A question in certain diseases and circum-
stances whether rapid decease is not better than pro-
tracted agony.
This we say is the possible upshot of present facts
But il is not the only possibility Itmsy be that France
ard England may fail in finding any alternative, which
will sats, the Car and fall within the limits Of their
own timdity and that they may have to fight after all
Peace, however is the more likely; for after having
quietly allowed the Priucpaties to be invaded they
viii allow almost anything else for the sake of peace.
The French are engaged in cOnspracies for the de-
structon of their Emperor No very unnatural enter
prise The ruler who extinguishes liberty must take
care or he will be extinguished himself in turn. Tho
Empress i. again in an interesting situation
In Spain another change Of Ministry is on foot either
from differences among themselves or from trouble WIN
the Queen, the Cortes not being in session Mr. Cal
deron de la Barca will have to hurry home he wants 10
make sure of his Ministerial portfolio.
The Catholic question in Holland is in the way Of
amicabe settlement.
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EUROPE.

The Arctic brings news Of additional comphcauons
IN the Turkish question. On the one hand the EmPe
or Of Russia expressly and formally discla@s al ideas
Of territorial sgsrandzement in entering the Danuoan
rr;ncipaites On the other hand France and England
have offered their mediation to settle the duncui'y
Az the same time, Austria has demanded oil turkey
Eve millions Of pssters, 100000 by way OF iDdem
t n sundry Austrian subjects who have been damaged
nv Turkish officials and mObs and with this the cession
!: vlack and ssttorina on the Adriatic. These de-
m.nd. are reported to have been granted which We
aouht greatly At any rate the bringing Of 1t forward
s.t,s present moment indicates anything but friendly
ai.nostion toward the Sultan on the part OF Austria
Thoush the Russians have crossed the ffuth' the
French and English fleets have not been summoned TO
Constantinople, the Porte having lett tnem una'S
,nrbsd at the special request of the Ambassadors
os these nations The meaning Of a this seems 70 DC
The peaceful The probability is strong that the gooa
ofses, Of France and England viii be accepted by the
Car. they will draw up note which will 'stensoly I"
Last answer the demands Of Russia upon the Forte
IA vii; make the latter sign il; and then the RUSSIAN
-. N ma,sh back to their own country, and the
matter will be settled for the present, and to the 3D.
v,rt,ge of Russia alone, COR it will have stood ortn as
,bs oey power ready and able to sustain its pohcy
force Of arms. Whether this VII be better 0r turkey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

JOIN NJ DANIEL, Editor Of The Richmond EramiEer,
is said to have been selected for Charge dAfares to
Sardinia (Turin.) vice Hon Richard Kidder Meade who
declined considering anything less than fall Mission be-
meath bis dignity Daniel by far the ceverer OF the two
men, and they are Just alike in regarding the support
and extension of Human Slavery the great end of all
Government As Daniel has considerable perspicacty,
however We have some hope of his Outgrowng this ab-
surdy If he really believes in il, while with Meade II
Is earnest and incurable.
We are in doubt whether to blame or praise this new
appointment. Daniel has brains, which must some
times be desirable in diplomat, though the current
practice would seem to argue the contrary but then It
is sad waste Of taen. 10 use up man qualified TO
edta newspaper respectfully in so insignia amt post "
that Of an ordinary Charge d Afares But again be
has work hard and effectively for some time past until
hshesh and strength are impaired and we are glad that
he is 10 have chance to lay of in Italy. Turin is
pleasant city snd there need Of his staying there
any more than be finds agreeable since there is moth
inc for him officially to DO He will probably spend the
autumn at Florence, Rome and Venice the severe
winter. at Naples; run up TO Milan or Nice IN
the spring. and temper the heat of summer by
log rambles among the glaciers Of Sutherland
or the breezy mountains of glorious Savoy.
Thus be will gain in vgor longevity and purse by three
or four Years soiourn in Italy, aud viii return qualified
to edit more genial liberal progressive journal than
Virginia has Yet known. His Examiner, though the
sbest aud spices paper in the South eyinces erudon
rather than cultyation-an acquaintance with many
books rather than profound and varied knowledge Of
men. So, fhe were not bitter contemPtuou' adver-
sary of Kossuth and the party Of Progress in Europe
AID if Turin we're not point at which the cause Of
Universal Liberty eminenty needs an energetic cham
pion the person of Charge, should heartily ap-
prove bis appointment.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, SauIday, July ~b-lo r "
L. G. Bsrnwell. associate editor of De Bows herss
has been appointed Consul ~ Amsterdam
Seameu car not obtain their extra ply upon personal sp
plicstion AZ the Navy Department; Agency Claims re 10
L. fled and considered In their order
The Star states positively hA, the President hSs no 10
tenti of leaving Washington present He viii cccapr
the White House notwithstanding Vt Is uncerg ing repair
Hon W Forney, 1t is rumoret, will be eeitnr OF ~
Nofal DcHlocyat new paper IN contemplation here u
sustain Southern Democratic | mon sentiments.
The nion OF this morning ceoarts that the runor OF
misunderstanding between Secretary Marcy and Ar Ia
chran has no better foundation than the Idle fOrcAOns
of pewsmop gers abou. difficulties in the Cabinet
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, WORD TO COUNTRY READERS,

Much has been done within few years to improve
suburban residences but that has extended but little be-
vopd the sound Of City Church bells, and within
these narrow precincts, occasionally witness an e1.
bbtop Of taste that gives painful realization of
the f.e, that money lavished without one single fore
thought Of what it is to produce. An expensive, i'll
coptrved ineonvenent outside show paltry fire board
Cisco Of the "Elirabethan style" is erected "by
contract" fashioned after English picture with
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Deatb sf Col wether,Il-Arriya OF the City of Msn.
chester Shipwreck.

PHILADELPHIA July a. is3
Col Wetherll died at the nj ed States lste Al clock
this morning.
The steamship City of Manchester reached her whsh
this morning. She brings $50 cabin and 200 steerage p
sengers. 49,
The schooner Meridian, Captain Wood, from -, wu
capsized in squal off Leng Island on wednesday The
Captain his wife, and two men, after SIX hours expours
the wreck were rescued by the schooner Challenge and
which arrived at Lewes last evening
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From alrNiro.

BALTIMORE, JuY 3 la3.
New Orleans papers of the 10th and nth inst have been
received They contain rsmpco dates Of the sta ns but
the news is unimportAnt
Nothing is tniiOnsd about Withdrawing the Mexican
troops fr ON the Meslls Valley.
lie Coruercio states thst General Wei. Governor d
Tan pco ridicules the idea that the Meslla Valley qaet
ton will trng Mexico into trouble
The cargo of Rio coffee per schooner Tennessee Wa
sold at auction st Richmond, AT average Of % ~
ner 100 los.
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MARYLASD-The new Constitution having chsa;s'
the time Of holding the elections IN this stats lro@ I
tober 10 November the following officers will be '@a
for on the % Of next November: Governor, sho =.
the time Of the election, must be resident OF tae "
District. which is composed Of ST. Mays Cnsna,
Prince Georges Baltimore anne Arundel, and hoss az
Counties The other officers to be elected are wv
troner of the Treasury, Lottery Commlss9,nsei ~.
missioner of Public Works IN the LIT and I'D Dstnes
members of Congress State Senators from eleven Cv-
ties. members Of the Legislature sheris ourseyo'.'
Magistrates and Constable. II add ton % the aoce'
Judge and Clerk are 70 be elected for me nes c
authorized by the late Legls,ure for Bafmofs Sy
and in the Counties, Commits s11efs Of lax anu ~
Supervisors are 10 be chosen.
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Further from santa Fe.

NEN.OKLEANS, Wednesfay July y IN
The adyices from Sass te 10 the lh ultm0 rep0no&
siderable excitement there respecting the law OF Coaea
10 remove the California Indians to New Mexico. PaSa
meetings bad been held the subject and protest w'
varded 10 Washington.
The silver mines near III Paso prove extremely valuaeh
100 lbs of ere Welding SIS to $50 worth OF silver. h
mines are supposed to be nexhaustble.
Ex-Governor Paine of VI. WAS recovering.
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From WashiBg tou-Trouble between Governor Sen.
mour and the President.

Governor Seymour Of Newior IS SAD TO have rot
into trouble with the President. touching the sppOnnes
of Wing editor to 81. 200 place In one Of the Depart
erts here IL is said that Governor Seymour endo,ed
him rs Democrat, ~ he was immediStvy mmissnnsd
The Old tiuard in Oneida County, charge Govero.r
Seymour with helping elec; Wing Congress n Aiu
district and say this appointment was pat OF the bargain
Something spicy IL is said will trsnspTe in regard to this
matter IN the course Of a cay Or two.
j. Seibels Esq, Of AlSbams, Charge to Belgian n.
rived here this morning.
Enoch b. Tacott Esq. Collector Of 0swegc, is in Tie
CITY
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steamboat Collision on Lake Erie.


Last night about loi O'Clock the steamer 81 Lawrence
new Sandusky and Buffalo boat bound up and the Quee
CITY bound down, came in collision on Lake Ere
The 81 Lawrence bent and Der hull broken out b.
low the water and led 10 tho bulkhead, which ess'eo
the further progress Of the water Had she been BAN
without bulkhead, she must have filed and sunk
The Queen City was not much damaged, but had
large number of passengers On board among whom the
greatest excitement prevailed. No one, we believe ~
turf
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rzTDr. MciiASE's VERMIfUGE always resorted to

WIG" wv NEW-YORH, "Wednesday, Sept u IS1Z
This Is to certify that my child three Old was go1esi wsh
o,ns soue AZ mouths MED several kinds OF meda ba
rome good II not until ted VI
lTd VEKMFUeE found relief gave her the con
af one bottle which brought from her very large quauy OF
aras but they completely cut TO pieces was IN Die 70
,hen dong we indeed she Is com
restored Therefore take pleasure IN
would saw all keep supply OF this y1as
49, cousantly In your have kpoEn many e
ep 10 de suddenly The effects Of worms IL also not une
banners haf children treated for Group, when the cnoAn
and eos rs caused by the irritation OF worms IA
lore always IN the house, u costs but ~
10y stsIs Mas LANE, No. SIS Sth-st.
viii pesse careful TO ask for and take none but Dr.
ANS VERMpucE All others IN comparison, are worthless
Sad " by C. Cnckner Co, No 81 barcAy-st boJd
PAM No 60 also by all respectable Druggists In t'
itV
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
se.t.trp Telegraph 0rcs cor sf Bss-.r s.a Hanover,
Affairs nj tire Capital.

sserai Dusisa s TIE n. Y. TSlsuss.
WASHINGTON. July ~ iss
II reported ard believed that Gen Dxs resga .op AZ
tie Sub TreSsuoshp has been in the Treasury Department
for three weeks but is not yet accepted
The Minister France will probably no, be snnOapcas
until after the North CsrOlrs, kenucky and Teaos~.
elections Dix will take the prize lie, the prediction y
remen bered
r. G. BSrnwen, Of South Carolina one OF the Editor,
D,Bors Rerisr, has been appointed Consul to Ams,-
dsm and - Murphy Of Ohio, Clerk in the SIKH Aa&-
tors Office goes as Consul to Shanghse. Qru
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Later from Uayenn---Iion. soion Boriand.

NV Na0NI""Ff '77''
The steamer Empire City has arrived here with Havana
dates TO the 10Th inst.
The new is quite unimportart
The L \ corvette Albany was still at Havana
The Hon Scion Borland ef here yesterday TOR Pensz
cola 10 embark for Central America.
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De.truciIIe Fire.


Two valuable houses on Concord st., Just erected and
nearly finished were set on ire lat night and totally des
troyed They belonged to T. A. Raymond and wore
valued ~ $4,000. ,
Three iremen were injured-one, named Josah W.
Wheeler seriously. Samuel ID. Ross and William Lowell
were slightly hurt
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FLoGGISG AND FoGYIsN DEAD N THE N,yY.-The L. ).
Frgae Congress, Commodore MeKeeyer the friend o.
the sailor who early favored the Abolition OF Rum and
Fogging in the Navy returned to port on Thursday The
crew Of the Congress had been detained nine months over
,ber fine and not murmur has been heard from Of
them nor can they find language TO express their sdmira
ton Of their Commodore lie has shown that kindness to
his men oyercomes the necessity Of the lash. Let those
officers who are continually complaining OF insub )rdna
ton and the impossibty Of controlling without the
lash tske some lessons from Commodore Mckeeyer.
The sailors Of the Congress hed consultation on board
meetings not being permttsd and asked, whether the
Commodore would accept OF mark of esteem from his
crew. to which negative reply given, such proceed
ing not being exactly in keeping with the practices and
customs Of the Navy.
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Artu.2lprk Daily Grlbane
MONDAY, JULY %, 1853.

p,. v,ptns The Tribune their residences places
In leave address the Publication Office or
~ 10 ms ,hreash the Price II cents sweek-Psya6s
eot ha Csrris
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HAIR DYE AND WHI6s.-BATcHELoRs Mandatory
for these articles removed TO No IS Beadwsy opposite me rsA
the world Tor the Application
Of h lannon's Dye the sale Of his newly invented Wigs ana
all on one noOl NOlo h @oe' "no
c-ntn me al NoIk's sglts
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~ REcOLLEcr that free Excursions Nui oo nauo
oDY TO- IL and O'clock 20 West Flushing ioI t1e
nurse al ybs opportunity OF those LOO beautiful lots
xhh oMorowl TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud Thurs
o1ock each day, az the Merchants
Exchss, by H. NcoLAY AuconeeT We ninS tins very
valuable Ieomen I'd our neas eN
uance clauses and no
Houes will be built that less than Slo each
Ire Puhus Railroad which beng constructed under con-
tract 10 be the first OF December next aud Us depot On
hs ouery Tickets together with aud full particulars can De
srssnsd on applyipg Auctionesr, No 40 Waist
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Gfrenf Mnriier.

BDSIUN JuJ " 10
A street fight occurred lat night near the Nanoua
Tbeaer between several young mel and Mr. George hn
of Charleston. during which the latter was stabbed
badly that he has since died I've bro'her' named s0
have been arrested for the murder
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The Niagara spoken-sIarshai wyncoop stu d
Custody.

PHILADELPHIA July a. leh
The City Of Manchester paced steamer, supposed
be the Nsgara, 10 at 81 A., lon 50 2, lno date
sb AlIen al the house Of the latter by virtue Of NIL
mus issued by the Judges Of the Criminal Court tor Coz
temut of Court in the late Fugitive Slave case
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no cORRESPONDENTS.

,. a., Ia .ken Of anonymous Communications Whaeve.
No for be authenticated by me name ana
s shS wTernOt necessarily for publication bat a. guar
snfee Of his good faith .-, -,...,...
us.Srot undertake to rejected comEnunicsnon'
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WHcosus. The bill which passed our Lesi ~ ~
aboshiDg capital punishment, ana substituting I'M "a
Inent for life, has been sieasd ~ the 0o'efH''' 40"
LOW the law Of The STATE.
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sanfhern Mnil Fnilures.

BALTIMORE, Saturday JaJ y l0,
We have 10 mail south OF Richmond tnis morning m1
inc two now due from New Orleans.
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~ Bankers Cheyeuxtonque for preserving restor
the Hair Unlike preparations designed Tor
he same Objects iee from all grease As an o.
.t n few momep fail 20 commend TO universal
.nrr,eiion Sold BARKERs Ladies han Dressing Establishment
No. 80 Broadway.
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FIMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYLyASA.-We are
requested by David j. Johnson Dean OF the Faculty o.
this College to contradict explicitly statement which
lately appeared in The fIme' that it had been merged
in another institution Nothing Ike this is the TACT On
the contrary the Female College vas never more Hour
hpg Frty ladies' have Ieady notified their inten'
ton to attend the Course OF Lectures commencing IN Oco-
Der next and letters Of inquiry have been received from
raDy others The facilities Of the College for impartng
instruction have been largely increased OF late and its $50
sions heightened to FIVE months to give fuller opportunities
20 students.
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SEWING MAcHISEs-The one still appreciated Is that
sss from stationary poO making the only far ard reusSe
80 ~ xde bv They in operation and open iJr
~ or Ofce Prices $50 49, Descriptive pam
Who GROVES, BAKER & Co,
pave 1-~-N- No94 Chlmbersst.
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~ New Fancy Goods at koGERs's Bazaar, No li5
sssewsy ~hsre every of articles for presents can ne mad
and tie thousand things they cannot iah 10 hnd
A~sr for all
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as naked as the savage Of all that should. and would
they rightly taught adorn the houses OF those who
own the soil they TILL
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.mbe catalogue stating particulars sent ~ fe1ues
tpOst paid 70 :. w.
ELEGANT WRITNe-S1 FOR LADIEs.-Mr. DoLBEARr
PennAnhp, &C Sc Will form II class TO-
4. hi. splendid rooms No 60 Broadway corner Housonst
Resuar al .ss S. for twenty lessops ...,
R-Ihls poslveIy the last week lor the ~ tchet%
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Our re1t news from California will probably reach us
via New Orleans today should the Telegraph lines be in
working order Last night the wires were SAID to be
s,eisd south Of Columbia 50 that nothing could DO re-
ceiYed from be, ond that point
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STATE Asp NATION

FAnBAsKs PLATFORM ScALEs-LOng known, severely
.e,ed Always reht-the soknow edged standard m ~,
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Or FowIERs a. WELLS, Psychologists and pub ish-
~. Cintnn Hall No Isl NasAu.st, New-l0rk
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understand that the Arctes was sent through
70 New Orleans by the Washington Line on Saturday
evening up which time there was no appearance Of the
California steamers due at NewOrleans
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Oxr.Sct SALAMASDER SAFEs.-GAYLERs PArENr
-RoIrkT NJ the sole Manufacture IN the Uned s
- sbrated SAes +. {. GoFFNs imPenetrabs De-
- ~ best safes combined in the world Depot
- m PSs one door MadenADe formerly NO ~ Jonnst
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u.,v,,.n-Tbos r Bowie Esq Of Prince Gso.gss.s !.
.,,rcss the runnor that he intended 10 be csn-. -
Tor Congress, whether he receives the nonnnsp0h
Wbi1 Cenvent;on or not, IN ust and unf0unosa'
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~ Second Hand Pianos at Great Bargains, at tn,

, T,rrIx-lhe name OF this man has become idenll
wo-a HIS complete and u viii be peipei-
- ,sSra az i-sse latest seneTaon ls masnneea. I'm
Of All who WISH TO ADD any
~rs Or sew repertoire Of Dolls Toys baoyJaGpeIs
Persons about tfafeing val 40
- M -. IS M + them some OF 1e most Convenient
-, ruSeex