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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
4 MILITARY VISIT.

We are informed that City is to be visited on
Tuesdsy next by three uniformed Companies OF organ
lied and disciplined female Infantry dancers from
PENNSYLVANIA and New-Jersey known AS The ta"y
Ligbt Geard commanded as & battalion by mascu-
1e Colonel and Lieut. Colonel but the several comPa-
MES will be ofcered throughout by ladies', including
capains on horseback The battalion will be met at the
Jersey CITY Ferry at 10 o'clock by company of our
National Guards and escorted to the Park, where our
fir visitors will eve evidence of their proficiency in
Military eyolut.ons and exercises. repairing thence at
on early hour to the Astor House for dinner, visiting
the American Museum in the afternoon. and spending
the evening at the Crystal Palace whence they will
take up their hoIncword march.
We are assured.that the Fairy Light Guard" is
composed of some Of the best educated and most es-
mabe Young ladies Of Paterson and ElizabethtOwn,
" j. and Of Harrisburg, Pa.-all between II and l.
years of age-a daughter Of late Governor of New
jersey being among them.
The only comment that we care at tn, time 10
make T.. that while the North and Northwest have
the reputation of originating and impelling al the
Womans Rights movements" Of this remarkably
progressive age, orr more southerly neighbour who
make no figure in the conventions OF &C. the strong
minded, appear in this instance to have .hot deci-
Gedy slecd Of al competition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
THE TRaNI<INC. PRIVILEGE.

The fredoaa idreTtiser dssen;s from the doctrines
of TIE TRIBUNE with respect to the Frankng
Privilege. A. our readers may Ike 20 see what can
be said in favor of that aristOcratic anomaly. which
even Great Britain has discarded in favor OF low
uniform rate of prepaid postage on every fling passing
through tie Mails we quote the mster'al paragraphs
Of its srtiit-ss follows:
"Tnr FrASKIsG PRIylLr,E bcsows incscuabe ady,n-
ta-es l. no, only enables 30 people Of each drc. TO
communicate Freely with their Representative in Congress-
and tie Congressman 10 confer Ill Le whole lion. Dl
orfr~ irc'.os lo The raj diffusion Of valuable uf1--
nation 90 political satisfied and cieuiifc character
gahc.ed a. a. al OF Cover lneni published Ia do
cumtuiaIy other fora. lha fountain ~ poicsi and
scCrtfc knowledge would he utterly unavailable % the
reorle without the oi transmits The result
Il abolition therefore. would te not boss 20 tie Con-
-Tcssnau. but practical wl,ltrnNe OF immense advan
tact from the people And in ih. connection i j. proper
say tat IL j. not Congress which insisting upon the
brinAug Privilege for is ben f.. IL ms iOri.y Of
cl,es the existence Of ,ho Frrkin- Privilege ;lnses or
lalors upon members. IL involves vast increase
of I,pcLd,ace, tie addition OF much private business
with the Departments and the consumption II a great
amount of zine IN selecting sad forwarding public drcr
ments speeches &c, all which services expected OF
tie Member Of Congress under present regulations and
which would mos be unnecessary or mpIactcable were
any expense 60 tc incurred by he correspondents for the
usIiiss.on. Ii the change 10 be made. Il i easy
that il would In burden from tn shoulder, Of the
CoECre-suu. md impose Tax upon the people ll- iha;
knowledge which now emanaes fTeci from the center Of
our political system Grant iLsr lslschoOd low
freely in az channels il affords rather argument
IA favor of Glowing I better iac.ies To- spreading IN
formation han cr attempting 20 stop the p-o-ress o.. self
crpfa ericT Icy imposing TAX upon cvCry -lnz ich
passes Though the mails Tx ore likely 20 prove ex
elusive Of the circulation Of useful INFO. than that
Of sinister matter. since tie later prompted u ies -s
which have gem OF some sort m earnest expectation while
the iomer ones No mmela,e n ard 70. the pee unia
OUTLAY.
81, Of oil objections 20 The fFankiI- privilege ,he
most peposeIous is tatwhich assumes that fsraisie
~ tie acfvaI - .c G0rsramet'. Nohin. l. more
absurd Il oQur,s mai rou.e. greater paw 20
mail contractors ard compensation po-.m1sies for
tie tgau.u on OF auy quantity OF documents speeches
&c end lie 0rg expense Which attaches l., comes Of
the allowance 10 posmasieF n ,ma o,es for deliver
free es. on each O. which they have coni-n-son o
ere 90, Ia The en.irs Unon the anoua. On al ,hese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

Tie Journal Of Commerce. sn uudoubtei sdthor.iy
the subjec,. has the following statements concerning
the progress OF opinion at the South upon the long
pending question between the Two grea, divisions of
the Union:
A very u:eligen- and unpreiuiicci gentleman, who
has recently pen several weeks in Georgia and Naoaa
tel. that the Nebraska question fast transit the
Union of those states Ia the ultra southern parry
lately called Soce>Cr.>:>. He saws The opinion -anin
ground there and Las become quite prevalent tha, The
only they can i've IN peace with the Nortfs II have
little 20 do with them possible. They ~ tha very
many Of those az n North who appeared n b. ileir
friends in lSj0 and Isl have d,serted them the Ne
lraska enc shor. aud tha; those who with tn "a
may desert ihCm az the tine 81 trii In short he
are convinced ha, thy have nothing 80 hope frOm ,he
No.-no: c,cn iei;hf performance Of the sipua,ions
a. the Consii.uiion-lui mus. rIly upon themselves
Probably these gentlemen who are convinced that
they Lsve nothing to hope from the free States would
be- assured if the North would peacefully resign NJ
brasAa 70 the curse oil slavery and psy hundred mill
ions 10 add Cubs to the Union a slave state. We
fear they will have to wait awhile for these consOa-
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

10 he recovered IN oy acton bc''e rnl - -
re,cn ipy,.icti1r An. makes l. UNI WV a} b.,
son 10 get oScaiei sri any Ir'an lott. ~, more
,bsn three days nor lose than one day aHi pay VI"
prosecution. III. ,.., ,y,crv ue-s,, injured IN
IN. ~ -.,, in coossquenco % the ntoxic s'.on OF
- chsr con shaI have claim % i':''A II a ~ ~
own rsmc against the seller Of tie lgo-ci s5,
veil A. exemplary damages anu h''i''
have the righi TO briAg suits &c. ,;,, ~, =, nay
Persons ,io!a.inz the h.iorc-namei Sc ,lps ei
rot less ,inn so nor more than So AMI be
:, l C,n,v jail for not les than ten nor more y, =
e. sS, erJ ave 10 NY tho cos:s Of prosecution t9F
yioatins the ih section tho keeper Of any pAee IheI.a
declared nuisance, shall pay hne OF not les llsn
nor more than co. and be Imprisoned N the 'oaI'y ~
no las thsn twenty nor more than fty days AMI places
20 ker, and declared nGsances shall be ShG1 UP ai
sbated upon o-er of the court untl bond ana scc.
he giyen h. intoxicating liquors shall no longer be there
I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

GUopE IsLAND.-The Legislature met at Newport on
tho 2d inst. andorsanzed BY the choice OF the Wing can
ddetes for Legislative officers, and the wing state icAc
~ couoys. Ntxc.vF HAYES of Providence, Clerk OF the
soro,o. UvSRY l. CRASsroS. of Newport, speaker and
Sullivan BAILou, of Cumberland, and CnARLFs f.
provvsy11 of Providence Clerks of the House. A WN
" Uoprly. Whig of Providence was elected Governor
by the reope hc Legislature had only to elect the other
,.r,r, officers Lieut. Governor JoHS ). REYSoLDs, Of
MI, Kinystovn; Secretary of State, WILLIAM r. WAT
SOW ofp,oyidonoe Attorney General, CHRISTOPHER Ron
,x.ov. Of Cumberland; General Treasurer sANcsL H.
VERNON, Of Newport. I'll.
The whole number of votes in Grand Committee lhc'''
ding the enenGoyernor, is loi' wings w. D'"'
Gratis a. NIL,
Th,ro large attendance OF the people OF Rhode
rld =, ,b uorade ON the morning OF the assembling OF
the Legislature.
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(UBA AND NEBRASKA.

The accounts brought from Spain by the Africa
contradict the adyces which came by the preceding
steamer in respect to the Black Warrior affair. We
are low told that there has been settlement OF the
Gaze. az was previously represented, and that Mr..
Soue was loud and violent in his demands.
This fact renders il clear that it is well TO keep
sharp lockout upon the course Of the Administration
on tie Cuban question. Mr. Slilel did not make his
speech without consulting the President and his friends
Mr. Sou6 has, no doubt, acted in the Black Warrior
affair under the immediate instruction OF the Admins
tfation.
Now let it be remembered that the Administration
is in straits with the Nebraska bill 1t is already east
ing about to what be done to divert public at
tenon if the measure shall altogether miscsrry in the
existing scheme to put it through the House as an:
nounced by Mr.. Richardson. The Cuban question is
iust the one to raise cloud OF dust upon which shall
quite obscure Nebraska. Would it not be delightful
10 place in the hands of Mr. Pierce the power 70 All
the neutrality laws repealed, far as they re-
late to Spain just in tbet happy nick OF time wien
political disaster should most serou y threaten the
Administration the party
From what we see we feel confident that the Cuba
snd Black Warrior questions wait upon Nebraska As
Mr. Pierce has said in substance during the Nebraska
discussion, the people oil this country must always
have political question TO be excited about, but
they forget the old as one is started;
and they will forget Nebraska in six weeks ii some
thing stirring follows on It's heels. We presume that
three tricky and managing politicians do Mt live
than Franklin Pierce Caleb Gushing aud Peter Sout.
FIVE were to add fourth. should Of course name
stephen \. Douglas We repeat, that this Admins
trston II inclined TO play deep game Of mischief ani
that in doing it Cuba and Nebraska twin brother.
of evil
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tn, Ss,pF,rd If the Valley the Aussp-Jesuit organ

The SkePheTd " me 'd''y 'he -NuS''o"o'"' " >''
Of St Louis. thus backs up John Mtehes iervent as
r;rstiou for plantation of fat negroes in Alabama:
nNr Mitchell has been attacked where he Is inv unera
b we wish to God that ali his opponents had his hardy
posty in Ette things Mr.. Mitchell does not condemn
NJ SLAYER Mr. Mitchell is right: neither does me
Church condemn il; for you and may h'I nun1'f" wv
w. iares Tar nv part wish, with Mr. Mitchell hhu
We NAV iold hundred slaves. and go TO commnn
ion tomorrow without, freeing one OF tnein' a' h
i, 20 her sacraments no guilty OF practices whSh
She condemns Why should Catholic ura Rer IN ans
North cry cut against Mr MitchoI 'o' Nh u" fair
IT strikes us that Mr. Mitchell in view oil the
strange company into which, for Red Republican
and general Reyoutonst. bis aspiration Aforesaid h.S
brought him. must be forcby reminded OF that rear
fully graphic pas.age in Isaiah xiv p 10y wherein
he mighty autocrat of Babylon is told that
Hell fom beneath is moved for thee to meet thee al
v coming it stirreth up the dead for thee even All le
cicfones Of the Garth it hath raised from he' 'n'"e
ail he kings Of the nations. ,,,,
All thew shall speak and say unto thee Art N1r also
become week a. we Art hor b'coms me "i'o MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
xxxIuD CONGRESS. .FIRsr sss''os.
F. wAsnrseros, Friday, May 5. 10

SENATE. WAsHIsGroS, Friday May 5 1884.
The CHAIR said Private Bills the order Of the day
Mr.. HUNTER in accordance with notice given, novel
TO SUSPEND the rules and take up the Indian Appropriation
bill. s,,.
ruled the motion OUT of order.
taken up. e.,I
ON the first BILL being of the 20 pay toe tooscss
DESTROYED by the British in Maryland No quorum voted
Nr ST. ART moved an adjournment
The Yeas and Nays called and The motion was lost
Yeas -; Nays 20.
The bill was then passed 40
The senate passed - bills postponed "a, rejected I
House bills. did not act on :, AMI thon syourned W
MOndnv.
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The Tribune for ErrDne.

We shall Issue THIS MORNING an Edition o. THE
SfNI-WErKIl TErnryy for circulation IN Europe L. Will
contain all the latest News up 70 the fine II going 20 press
Single copies in wrappers ready Cor mailing, can BE- had
the desk. Price SIX Cents. The sieamphp Pacft sails
lcm Tins lcs; Tor Liverpool To-Day al l. q clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

In the senate yesterday 10 business Of Pnoe inter-
est WIS transacted the day being devoted 10 the con-
dersticn Of bills on the private calendar. After hiy-
ing pased twenty-five bills, postponed twen.y-fo1r
AID rejecting four House bills the sen-te stjournei
until Monday.
The Hou.e Of Representatives ct an early hour -
srued hcccrsdera.on OF the bill to establish the Of
fee Of SuryeyorG General OF Utah Territory snl to
grant lands to actual settlers. Tie amendment unieF
consideration TO strike out tie following p-oyso;
That the benefits Of this set shall not extend to any
.peIfon who slall now or OF any time hereafter be
d. the husband Of more than one wife. Alter eonsid-
erable debate the bill was laid aside with the recon-
II ndstion that it do not pass. After the transaction
Of some unimportant business, the House adjourned
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
! 20 The n. Y Tribune.
~ ....-.w,N Ertafav NJ

special D, aich 20 Ihe y i A'''u"'
WASHINGTON, Friday, May 5 1874
TIE Sneaker Mr. BorDl adjourned the Hoise Of Res
sen,.t;,os to-day against the will Of the majority. Great
Indignation among the member and volen' alteration
took place between the Speaker AMI Mr. CNrsslL~
Ohio. bu, friends inleriercd AMI separated mem
Messrs EDDY and LANE of Indiana, 'RAiL AMI lAL-
~ Of New jersey TAYLOR Of Ne~-fork AMI GRsss
r Ohio !, /. sad will change their coz, and 90 for tho
Nobrssk, svindlc. Others from Maine and Connected
40 .us,ce,1 DOUGLAS is confident OF tho passage d
The bill as several who are opposed to it are sick and as
sent.
The Senate has confirmed Thomas y Han a. r'ee'sr
at Ssske,ts Usrhor New-lOfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
pEsuIrR'S ANIl.PERIopIC Pills

4 CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER AND AGuE
Ills t,lcing drcOyey Vegetable Medicine attract
he attention Of Thy csns and Ey' b. hc uniformity OF is
II NEvrR FAILS, WIN UsrD ~ DieucrrD.
PAUL No lfg th0nlie.. and BIZ {. '. CLIcN
lNrR Co. No OF Balgay-st lossc Agents. and ct ii by
CH,s H. RING corner Rrosdvyy and John; W CRoMsE.
fht: T. OVIoN, BoCery aud Gaui
g.; j. w SnrDDEN, BOxerv and ihst GUSTAV. RAMS
OiseIL; and {. > hVrCHsGs, No. Ia Wet
3fosdVEy.
O.Iegs from he Trade 20 be addressed TO
4
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Nem21o11a DnsIp Gribn3ts.
SATURDAY. NAY 6. 1854.

Asvers,neuD or Tss Tzsvs. HO-iay oash . b '-a =
be.oe Geek On Ss.ustsy eve-irt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

Ex.Prosident Fillmore received q, ATLANTA Ga.. on
Tuesdsy with grea, enthusiasm. He spent the lay there
and then started for Nashville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

The chief point OF interest in the new5 from En-
rope which arrived b. the steamer Africa yesterday Is
lot some new feature Of the wal. or some new de-
monftra.on of Russian or Western diplomacy, but the
certainty that the Spanish Government have taken
steps with view prevent the Importation OF slaves
into Cuba and to regulate the general condition OF the
slaves in that island. We publish in another column
the particulars of the DEGREES just issued this sub
ect by the Cabinet of Madrid, which show at least
that Willingness exists on the part of the Spanish
Ministers TO check the slavc-trade in THAI island
though we seek in vain for any evidence of an nten-
ton TO render the population mainly or wholly African
Certainly these DEGREES are marked by more liberal
tendencies than anything in the recent legislation OF
the model republic. II will serve however, for our
Democrats to hang new arguments upon in favor OF
the immediate seizure of Cuba by the United States.
From the seat Of war on the Danube and from the
Baltic there is 10 OF any particular interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

Our columns this morning contain full account o.!
tie recent discovery c gold st the Cope of Good Hope
Ii ia announced that gold in pure state or largely
diFused in the copper veins and quartz rocks has
been found at several points in the same localities IN
the district Of Clanwilliam. between saldanha Bay
snd the Orange River The Cspetown journals sre
greatly elated at the discovery. They anticipate q
sudden influx of population with proportonate ini-
pulse 70 agricultural industry and the consequent rise
in the value of land If the copper end gold fields OF
the Cape should prove equally abundant with the mines
of California snd Australia, they look for the speedy
advent of the good time coming in South Africa.
The superiority of its geographical position and the
upboupded resources of its so and climate, they be-
eve will at once piece the country in the front rank
of tie infant States which now sprineing up to
sdorn the earth. The news, however. does not ap-
pear to have disturbed the public tranquility in Eng
8rC 20 any considerable extent, and for ourselves We
shall postpone al saugune hopes of IN Ethiopian mil
lenrum until after smother arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

MI g. W. Chase, Representative from the Nineteenth
District OF New-York and Augustus X. Sellers Represen
tstve from the SIKH District Of Maryland are both Wing
vcry ii in Washington City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

Dr. Alexander Wiheupoon eminen; physician OF the
T. y Army residing in Washington, died in that city on
he evening Of the an, eyed 81. The deceased was the
medical attendant of President Taylor during ms S W.
ness and avorte practitioner with many Oh our u'''
tiuoui qlCd public men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

IHk PITTsBrRGH CoSsPIRAcr CAsE.-The conspira,ors.
four IN number have been sentenced to pay fine Of 500
Snd costs Of Court aud three month, imprisonment in the
COUNTY jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

The Postmaser-( had refused 20 allow the es.lb
Gshment OF second Daily Mail south ofwlung'ol " C.
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royed 60 They ell Nervous Ai,,, Rhcums
Neursisi,s, PaIitst'Is. fpn,T, U-euu. Deacs
~ the highest she word lie ID AZ the
Exhibition in N,W-Noii- !. S1EiNERr, No 81 Nhtest
Prev ~ DO sdmes b. ..cs. iced. carroiy .fs intf
While approve hr0Wa 4-ad. Zen there nOtA-g t
r, ,he way person bee deemed wise who persists
wearing heir OF hse when oars n Cs,T ooEo
ENCfLsloH HNR Dan sst ans c.-.au remedy 3 tlc al
Manufactured. sold. aUd Na applied q, CKsrtD0so's 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

No one will fail acknowledge the beautiful Island Of the
brightest Jewel Of Spain lis climate the healthy
orld and restored by Yet
arrster greater the healing sDd restoring influence
6Ry.ss Poi xoSIc Waves he health OF They
M Al taken early cold AID prevent e0numPon
Cuba len unyised ard LONG Ae enjoyed Price s
fSx New York end Yisialty
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No. ~ TorPrrs. -BAcmELoR. of 81. l3I Broad
PArgNr NYpRo.ELrcrRIc DIAM OfFIcE re.

pleased smother beautiful Improvement in "a
hose articles This inpoveneu applied l.,
ms GENTLEHENs E NoEN and decidedly iAe p.
10. I'M @ VI Os-uv. I'D.
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