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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

d rn SPHING INSTITUTE, Tor, 7,I, g
LOVE P,inin,n SSiny and MarSaaiI.l-Rsr VIII I'LL
emats and M, aicn.np Esq, Assistant M
For terms apply TO, or adGr-s. IN. p-,..A,
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,pr, TIL TIE ERANkLiN PNPEa MILF -

BELHDERE AINUyACTTPIy6; f0Ep,yr,,
oh oth etrret aear the Petersburg nenn, ~
AiCHMOSD, VIRGINIA >f'f
IN gocc osder, managed by n supeTior
turning out Printing Paper for Nsws MAKER, and is
dum Envelope and Wrapping Paper Ana Double Me-
" any mandatory in the United saies and rs 10"
executed at the shortest notice kh' and dimensions,
- RAGSi RAGSii
"ANTEp-Clean LineA Cotton Eag, ,,.-,,,,
ials-dly ' " renittahces made 5 directed.
Il cosT e ICh OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY ST
be- we I'm to close business speedily a, ps
gosi until Inc whole II the Is dnosss =,
therefore invite country ana ey OF We
IN sAh'o OF cheap goods, anu All oiheri
an persons indebted to are mos arn..,tv
A. shey possibly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

D'chport, Allen 81 Co.. Aucts.
NVINE-rhe Gndsr.Isn,d, Intending to ui,,d al, ,,i,
ou.ihess VIII sell at public az.
consisting Of the usual variety. ~ " 'iVee''es'
TJRNs-Al nd.rs I'VE, ,h,,
credit for wed loun y months
Eb- Sale cted by n ~, pChios
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SPRING AND SUMwER hRRhSGENrS7

SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via hORRuLn--
HIN EVERY TUEsDAY AND SATURDAY-U,g. i-ES
RET9MAII. STEAMSHIP ROANOKE Captain 61f{fSS
~f=sThomns skinner-wi Richmond" Tor .SaAaS,
Neo York in G'ure Saturday morning o'clock Re-
afternoon at ) O'clock '~ o.! A'-.'H Ff7f 'f-'-'
The gAMEsTowN, Captain T. civKspY wIieave "RiImond
for "Ser ley heretofore every Tuesday afternoon al
oes Returning Sc vii leave New York for Richmond every
These steamers stop few hours NORFOLK both going and
returning. - -
Passage to New York, including accom-
mouAuons, only $40.
taxing these ship the same as
by the river boats.
mh9i-u a W ITsnr
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YoR TIE GiE JIM isA AGENCY

t'hanh u; EUFPIS, Secretary TiroiDia O..
ctsrdI Soey, and N ArcrsG oner .bsr Ssfs 1grf-
roiSiI ara a. Tor the Sale and Of LanSs %
81; oS S 81 The C5see Of tie Yfr9ina SAT- Ioyi,,, g
Saa "0td'v iu'ie and Aeeounsaat OFFICE ,bov.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
"HTTE AND CoLoRKD NilTFiNG.-Ju,, received ~
Wv White and "a Coored Mating.
hplO MARREN A PERkIka- No Ia "a g

WEST-VRsT-vfsT.-In endless variety at No. l8i Main
street opposite Eagle squaIe
D. o0DMAN open largest and richest astort
OF Spring and Summer Vest opened in the city cOn
Ing In part only, OF
Fancy coored Plain and Figured white areres co.ored
and white Duck Linen. Blue Check Grass Linen Darseis
SHAPES fAmers san Black Satin, Black Figured Fancy
s s1 snss and haI Doub Breasted ysst Also sdoIen shirts
izo dozen COLLARS 1auRe Neno Under Shirts
and Baehei James Drawers euspender Lso Thread Cored
and white sk Black and Cored Kid Gloves
ey SIX Cayats, Fancy Napoleon Ties, SIX Cambria
early call. -
milf nn,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

WILLIAM II. BUTIEf
NFoAIh AND DElisE u CHINA, EARTHENwARE AND OIL ss
Is Main Street, south sIde, N'
~ COW 10 store and receiving large o.k =,
HI CHINA, EArihenware and Lamps Looking s.ss.
Tors ana Fancy floods OF his dire which he .
house n - any o'her
A liberal discount cash buyers
to Special pains taken o pack securely ,n,r,
ANih H. lNDON fsr ale very large aud cboic.
~ selection OF SPRING AID SUMMER GOODS S ~ "0'ee
MY intention Il. ~ possible,
zoos osIoSe leave for the European
am thus early In announcing the
s and the adjoining States Those Who great Ia
" T ara az ohee and mass their selections.
OF ASH. f"' ''s" 0"'s' Ut
Recent additions from Paris Manchester and , he hes,
sources In @ country for Domestic e soek yeTy
% Wish 10 make way for another very large Imporatoa
lo9 Cases Of desirable Points a, Case prices.
lVO rs Cloths :. low prices
10 Cases new and lovely GinEhau,S.
quite one hundred styiss OF Dress Good
. Nesettrs Ribbons, Flowers
Most OF the French Goods ars rare ana ysYvhx
Domestic TlekngS, Apron oaesks.
blraehed slirt'ac
AlpAocas, BariaEs, Rurlaps, dc.
variety OF other Goods to which attention OF Town
N'>'' " "i>'u a. once. mari
IuW IAPIEALISTS-Gunrnn IIond. eoo.
hIes hundred thousand dollars
the H sac Rdrod3 Company guaranteed BY he city OF Pc
tersour and secured by the and All.
perry bearing an Interest Of six per annu payab.
y on the 80 ay Of January each wear
The principal ysble In $50 and 1919 Of and A go
fox sale APpyAt the oGee Of the Company 10 Peiershrg
nh25-sw WILMA" rH p,S.Is,
A LBEBT COOK & co., Manufacturers and Import.
IN srs Of Optical Mathematical aud No
l9Joho street, New York. fe9s-sm
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4S31sfEes :s ae ss.. situation. ga
sS on Il @:n sPS Oh s
S,s Of hs Proprietor keep House and viii exert
Hsnt. a. ,Ai. house --4 nhsi@dfin al''
SMITH's DXSPEPSIA CORDIAL. offered to
6S and TIp 1 ss Sas
ing from en- The digestive
. b, (. free q he
spectacle and s each esA
he Ppg To:.o G'f B Nm y sMPr Rs 81
South l2th street, Philadelphia, ap5Idf sha ~
R HoE & CO.'S CIHCULAR sAws.-AlI,I,e.
hand o b. nehe' aud from to g.
aH' Sign of the Circular say. Il slaa street,
$40 WsI..s q t:S estate Of FRANCIS
iS {SSSn TsFS ss AGET IS s1s
r ss.. them paid sssn out Of lac COUNTY S and ds
Tor the two or en d o ,e sSs 20 Sr dollars
q B PIC aPd delivered :aSserser
ssh' nict lip IL. snd sload a
sP,sts slowly but distinctly, and has wife Mr.
1pDsoN about years DID, weigh, about rs lbs.
2p.5 spoken Ia, vie a Mr, Nancy ssrSrs .
pair Of boots and black az Tat he wore
1So,s-c~ Aau GF Table m Il MosFt !,
CNRPETs-CAI PETs-CaRPETs
NEW CAnpET wARE,KoONIs, opposite The Exchange
11E Fsp FSf fHs
sales 10 the SoStIa ee a isvsd SS Ss
Op yards CARPErlNtts OF al kuds grades styles width,
arg eoiorngs comprising the largest and cheapest stock Of Car
prices ''f N"NN'
The special attention Of buyers quarters invited
m aTH assortment " Carpets being bought at auction
he most favorable circumstances, purchasers will decidedly
One price only. ca 0wkrkISF
APlV-h'taVAE, NJ, as. Opposite Exchange bank.
NG e.Ixsd DSnY CHEESE, prime quality
APPS Corner Of Pearl and r. 49, -,
SuGAn.Poto Rico, New Orleans, Crushed, Powdered, 4
CoIREE-Rio Lagulra Poto Rieo Java and Hccho Colee
IEAs-dunPoWer, Imperial and BasE TeAs, for sale, by
Rp5 DAWLINGsA MILLER
CONTEMPORARIES Counyy Merchants aud 9th m
~ buying will and IL to their advantage gin
me eau before purehang a. have hand yaIe
aortmsni OF every article In line; and also
daily large quantity Of superior steam Candy warranted
Keep any climate and equal TO made In the states
Call andleAye your orders LOUIS J. BOssIFJJy's
APl No. lqI &Aia sirekl.
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ENRBsH T0HATOEs-Just received 10 fresh TOma-
IL toes, and for sale by LOCRETr a PANKEY,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
apl1 18th street near Cary
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GEORGE WATT a. p. m s IN NAN ! .!

n eo-,,,.,. oor En- CE Pr MS
"a complete Assortment OF he abov. pIor, ~,
perform well or NO az. A. always hand and saranes -
GS Snp Tsi and warranted give .atisf
apls-,, NHoA'E WATT CO.. Office on Prantiin strs,
SQun haia--
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" hs s.anI httLItIsAL W All HOUSE iND eFR6
sIokE-Where he found kinds of -
horhen,nrh implements such Power fhSsssns M
sns- hsapers Corn Planters, Drills WA.a Pans GO
Cob pait.In') Straw Cutters Of kinds Corn ana
ng and B9reins MAshnes Graurs Patented Grain c,ds
n.i OF an sizes store Tracks Garden and ca
~ sausage cutters Studers Pouvhs q, e
patterns from small hand six horse po1eb ana
various other imPsenfs for tanning purpose. fSH anu
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R AIEs' HOIsTING MACHINES-Ws.
win furnish ,s o. T. James Bates Hosing
franss ~ manufacturers prices with or vi,L, mo
the Dosk. ' '1-es nAy De seen u store
ja23-u
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INH citizen, "a npsIo us 81 will ODER to The q,
S 10 hssa Of stCet, direct from Kenaeky AmonS; EIN
have Mules sat.d for Iron masters RarSaS AVN
anu street and use ali Tor ss. 49,
ees and on accommodate terms fnwIN NJ ~ ar phi
N AT X BLANK enship's stables.
eVsIS Es0n'h in the year. '' '0 Gun Ash'aehy
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h, a@ l toENDRf.The subscriber is now n,.,, -
most Approved pins nm machinery and The s,s.
So or Stahonary and Portable s,ean to en-
Mind, Lon hreshinH Machines. Tobacco Prs,
Of ali laa moGa ssssg Mills Iron
me highest market price will be n,id
jyI-dkciy p RHAM,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13
nrrw o. , GhnPEr r rhIs.cARrkrs.

CONTEMPORARIES. Merchants aud 9th srs
" buying Coneetonsries, will and IL their advantage gse
me eau before purchasing have hand large varied
Assortment OF article In line
daily large quantity superior Candy warranted
y Climate and equal TO any made In the United states
OAu ahuIeaNe your orders at LOUIS J.. B0SStEUys
Apl No -,
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U q 4 Il 4 q ENT
NC OF Uosernor Sreet, opposite TIE Dpdtch Office
N De found At all hours attend 10 any "a ~. d,
nessn the Agency line, Selling and IIriny on ~
"a II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

A LBEBT COOK & co., Manufacturers and Import.
l9John street, New YORK. fe9s-Sn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

SI1UNIoN-on and after the nrsi day Of April he ~.
lraa VIII leave the Depot Richmond Tor staunob
J before o'clock, A. NJ and arrive stanton a
Rsi9rnlns viii leave s,aun,On 60 o'clock NJ and atv
m arrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-13

UpACHET AND STAGE IINE-
PoR LoyfNdst6N1P Sihr us6 irob mum a
Richmond 10 Loylngston, Is; fare through
from Lynchburg 10 Loyngston, %.
Leave Richmond At r. M, and Lynehburg by
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays connect with the Stage
4. NJ. ' $500 y
Returning leave Loying,on at Tuesdsys Thursdays
and Saturdays; connect with the and
rive Riehnond and LynchbuIg morning at o'clock
mhP BOYD, EDMOND k DAVENPORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
SHALL IT BIZ PEACE or WAR,

The persistence Of the authors and supporters Of the
Nebraska repud alton in forcing that obnoxious measure
through the House in spte the next to universal pro-
test raised against il by the whole North is proceeding
which admits of defense, of any plausible
apoloey 1t impossible to give the slightest shadow
Of reason why. question Of such magnitude,
involving such total change in established principles
principles on which the political union between the
free and the slave States has hitherto been based
tie call Of tie people for little delay should not be
attended TO. There are questions which from their
nature do not admit of delay, and which however
mentous must be decided at the instant, at whatever
rick of error or mistake But this is not one of those
questions. The organization of Nebraska can wait;
asprants for the Presidency wait also since it is
now some two years and ahaf before the next Presi
dental election takes place. What then exists
what reason mean that can be given to the pub
he-why question so momentous as the abandonment
Of the compromise policy which the relations be-
tween the slave and free States have hitherto rested,
should not be left to be decided by House Of Repre-
sentaves specially chosen with view to that object
Surely il is strange dstrust Of the people which in
ssts upon forcing this through without afford
ing any opportunity for testing the point whether the
clsmor raised against it is Fictitious, its friends
pretend or whether it is real expression of the in
dignant feeling Of the North.
That Mr. Douglas and Mr.. Pierce, the father sad god
father Of this BILL should be very anxious TO get it
through Congress, We can very Northumberland. They
are done for already Politically speaking they are
like the foxes in the fable who had lost their tails;
and ike those foxes, they naturally enough
very anxious TO induce al their brother politicians to
dispense with thappendage. But self interest alone,
fo1-lke ssgacity apart from any higher motive
ought to be sufficient to induce the politicians at Wash
ngtOn to hesitate little how they give in to any such
seduction. Because Mr. Douglas and Mr.. Pierce, in
their anxiety to secure the favor of the shareholders
have ventured TO trsmlle under foot all the feelings
habits and ideas Of the North, does it follow that
every other political apran il to do the same thing
VIII il not be just well TO wait and to see whether
the game is likely TO be safe one Why not leave
the question TO be tested at the expense and hazard of
the two persons who have chosen TO assume the "a.
terDsl responsibility Of it Why notascertain whether
the people Of the North be made TO submit 10 this
Nebraska policy, before attempting st all risks to
force it upon them
To these questions there are but two nossibls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

people. Mr.. Bcdnser knows nothing Of Slsvcry ifhs
will uot zee that hss reduced the Stats Of virsins
from first TO eth rate member Of this cc,f.d.r,
ton. and SEES to keep ito decsyag fortunes from a.,
soute rot by s,lliDs tho aud daughters OF in
first families" The rhodomontade Of the writer az
the letter in favor OF Slavery be informs rs filled 10
convince Sir Charles Napier. He piled % his srsu
ments- abused Mrs. Stoves book. not al esssntiL
word of which has ever been gainsayed-and won
dered with all his despotic gbberish that he did
not convert the manly old Admiral to his own base
ness. He. in fact, got hold OF tho wrong man. SIR
Charles Napier spite OF the pride of caste, has dsas
much to alleviate the condition of the British sailor
few years ago they were, Sir Charles truly s,ys
treated as brutes. Smoletts descriptonsin Rederst
Random doubtless portray to the life. the life OF the
Jack-tar as it was century since. and cruelsies To-
ward him which seem incredible were then the rule.
and not the exception. We have heard 81 old sea-
fsrnc man say that he had seen hundreds OF lashes
given to a British sailor and after the victim WA
dead under the infection the body was taken around
10 each different vessel and scourged for examples
sake until the complement OF lashes was assured
Thanks to such men Sir Charles Napier, these bra-
tslties can no longer be prsctced. lie hiss set HE
face against that sort Of slavery aud has honest
right to condemn the kindred inhumsntes advocated
by Bedinger With what loathng the sailor mast
that day have left the company of the slavedriver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
sLAyE-BREEDrNG DIPLOMACY.

We transfer to our columns to-day, from The
Charleopm Va) Spirit Of JeSsrsoa letter dated at
Copenhagen, written probably BY Mr.. Bedinger,
"our Charge at that place" We make no doubt Of
it, The incidents described in it show it to have been
written BY American diplomat, as no private per-
son would be 50 signalized to be put on the right
hand Of Sir Charles Napier at the dinner table of Mr.
Buchanan the English Minister at Copenhagen; and
furthermore do not think any but the present
breed of diplomats that we have in Europe could be
found TO utter such sentiments at English dinner
table and then coolly have them published. This
episte, besides amusing gossip, contains, the
reader will see in another part of this paper, state
ment at length Of an argument between Sir Charles
Napier and the writer in which the latter stouty ad.
vocates Slavery blessing, and Sir Charles
az stoutly eIecrates it as a curse.. God help the
republic when foreign Ministers are scored and
seaihed by the hereditary of rank of England for
their want Of the first elements Of republcanm and
morals above those Of pirates-for Slavery includes
the slave trade, and the slave trade includes
piracy under the laws Of civilized nations our own
included. God help the republic, we iterate, when
the people Of this country obliged with the ad-
"vce and consent Of the Senate" to send such des.
pots in miniature to misrepreseut tho country and Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
THE PROSPECT At WASHING TON

From Own Correspondent
WAsHIsGTos Thursday, May ~, 1854.
No one doubts here that Nebraska il It pssses is to be
soon followed by the annexation Of Cuba and tho resstab
rhmen Of the slave trade The editorials Of The Uaio.
and the private remarks Of the leaders Of the Slavery
party clearly oreshadow these events The South Is
counted unanimous in the contest and sufficient num-
Der Of votes be secured from the North by certain
appliances 20 carry all these The opposition to
this gigantic scheme OF despotism is yet undeveloped
and unorganized 1t may DO said that there Is but
organized National party in existence, end that the
Democratic Slavery party. This party although
troubled by temporary faction in It's ranks in ts
conflict with the United States Bank in Jscksons time IL
nevertheless substantial and powerful party II has The
whole patronage Of the National Government in hands,
aud feels confident that slough OF its disaecte4
portions and still maintain ts supremacy and strength
Several Senators and members Of the House have ayowed
this in public and in private
We have had to-day three excellent speeches against
Nebraska from Ncssrs. Banks, Parker and Peckham-s
coalition Democrat, Wing and Hard-sheH Mr. Pock-
hams speech ust such speech might be expected
from man Of ability and honor, untranmeled by party
letters. He spoke independent man, exhibiting ths
fathlessness Of the Administration in strong colors
posDg the domineerng, ever-encroaehing disposition
the South Conforming the sympathy Of the and III
threats Of the other rebukng the miserable doughfsccsd
the North and condeinnng the pcrfdy OF the BILL
expected that Nebraska will be disposed Of next week,
after which Congress will probably take recess Of week
more in order the carpets may be taken up AMI tho
Halls renovated
1t great error to suppose that all the people TIE
South approve Of the Nebraska scheme Indications =
tie contrary evident in the respectable number %
southern papers that oppose it, in the great number Of e'
tiers which Nessrs- Cuom Etheridge ana nun. reccvs
sustaining heir course. and in the demand foe snt
~ f.o.,
Culom he. ,en. into Tennessee over twenty thoussDd
copies of his own speech and the demand for thsm
areer than be is able to supply lie has bnshel Of YET
tiers asking for speeches yet unanswered
The North viii only be true 30 herself she will Soon have
nle,,v Of friends in most Of the southern Staies. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

In the Senate, yesterday Mr.. COOrER laid on the
table, to have printed substitute for the bill sus-
pending the collection of duties railroad iron. The
substitute proposes that after its passage duty OF
Sl2 per tun shall be levied all imported railroad
iron the price Of which at the place of manufacture,
shall be 50 per bill establishing additional
Land District in Florida passed. Mr.. SLIDELL
offered resolution Of inquiry to the expediency OF
taking some measure expressive Of the appreciation of
Congress of the conduct Of Capt. Fitch and officers OF
the steamship Washington in rescung the passengers
of the ship Winchester: and also, "a to the expedi
ency Of general law providing for compensation
in such cases-passed. The remainder of the session
was devoted to the consideration Of the private cen-
dar. Adjourned until Monday.
In the House of Representatives on motion OF Mr.
DAWSON Of Penn the Secretary OF the Treasury was
requested inquire into the proprety OF establishing
at the Philadelphia Mint department to strike OF
medals commemorative of patriotic services The
House then went into Committee of the Whole IN the
Nebraska bill. Messrs. WHEELER and DEAN Of New
York, MORRISON of NewHampshre BENTON Of
Missouri, BENSON of Maine KNOX OF Illinois and
PRATT of Connecticut addressed the Committee in
opposition 20 the bill; and Messrs. WALSH OF New
York, HAMILTON of Maryland, DUNuM of Indiana
and CooDE of Virginia in favor of it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

I.cv Avn Mrsrrs ctRrAINs AND DRApynY ny

LACE AND MCsLlS CURTAINS AND DRApRRY ~
TYR rrcs OF YAso-s TowiF Co have lately bags,
AT up.ort ..ctior ss Curtsits y eent
n ecst to.fcr al loc9 yrts OF are and ziin oa
r8 T.uues Dr--<rr- phch soi ie than By other
hsus- IL hc ie received Lyoe OF Conice. ant Ban
Al al rricr. Cornbsn lisll. 10 81 GianssL
DIR HooprAsu's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIrrgRs
-Psr.rtd by Dr. H JEcEsos No 80 Arrh rhisfsiPas'
VIM fscu.y C0nplsaI DysTrT-s Jsundic- ChrDu
IS, reTcr, Debility Des. y the keneys .ad a. dsess ssns
1lrer Sosch uch C1ne'ifaioas. Inward
III. FuIrcts Of tie Heed Aa,y Of n. stomach Ma
49,. I,s-ilra Dsg.r. Fooj FGlncs and Weight n tas
so-r sinking FlB.-errg the Pr o. tbs
nd the Head, Hurried sat Dfisuli Breathing
yurfrs Hear; Clicking or -uaocsns vsn IN
,s Ion OF Nloa Don or Neos before T.. siht.
Ps-7 puii Psa the H.si Dhen-v o. fcsrL;s0n f-o.
~ Of h- Eyes Pain the Beek Clest Limbs ts sud
lu Fuss burning tie Flesh Con-taa inssnias Of
xvi ard great Depression OF Sft..f. 49, ~ .u,,
yof sse ia NeM By A B. D. SANDS, No in Fa-1ns.
& n RSs No 10 Bro.dvsy HsyIi AID HAnhsL RsIEY No
% Wtuebsi; BOYD Paul. No ~ Ca.l1eers-. C-isk
ysEE Co. No Bsscsyt OLcoTr hchissos Rossiss No
ia Msidensne HaYEs. Brooklyn. sni By erasssts and
fsAlsrs q nfocns evtEyvhcr-
Travellers should slwsys be provided with box Of
Pry.As Prrxoyrc a. th % the They
1--we sorehrosts a,c bosaes- IN ten minutes lsr
,e md ae rspi see advertisement sold BY C. v
CLScEEsrE Co No 81 Barclay st. General Agents for New
Yors ard witty
(EIsThDORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.-This peer
L. ,-esraon ph>. object unf.ngly without seoch
ra rug otherwise njlrns the re E and fine hsr IL
a. IN. leaves the ka- uniform color hrous
who.tssle ard retail and spilled a. No Astor ionss
CRIsTADoRo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
The Tribune for California.

We shall ISSUE THIS MORNING, The TRIBUNE
for California, Oregon and the SaHdwich Islands. 1t
will contain a summary Of all the Latest Foreign and
Domestic News since the last steamer Money and Market
Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be had
at the desk Ths Morning. Price G cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
TIE ROLL OF IyFAMY.
The Representatives from Free States named
below voted on Monday. May 8, to take up the
Kansas-Nebraska bin with view to urge its

immediate passage, viz:
HaNE-Mo.ss Mcdonald
krwHAsPsFfRT-Hafry Hibbad.
HAssACHUsyTTs-N0ns RHODE isLAsD-N1n,
CcssrcTicvT-Col NJ Insersol. NERNOsT-yoar
rEw-i oRg-Th W. Cummings. Hiram Waibri,lse
Ike Wash, William NJ. Tweed. William A Walker
John J. TsylOr-5
Nrw.JYRsEY-Samuel Lily George Val,
PrSNsYLvAsIA-ThoInas B. Florence John Robbins Jr
william II. Witt, John NeNsr. samuel A Bridges
Christian n strGub Hendrick b. Wright, Asa Packer
William II. Kurt. John L. Dawson, Miohael c Trout-li
OHio-Dos.d 4. Disney. Fred '" Green. Edson b.
ODDS.
kDIASA-smith Miller, Wm H. Enslisb. Cyrus l..
Durham. lea II Lane. Thomas A. Hendricks, John q.
Dayif Norman EDDY.
IL,iSors-J,naes c Allen, Willis Allen, VIM 4 Rich.
ardsog-3.
MicHiGAs-nsyid Stuart D. A. Noble Saml Clsrk-1
iOwA-Beruhardt Hem. WfsCosss-Eoas
California; Latham Jss A McDoufall-s.
Total Al from Free States; to whom add
J. Clancy Jones Of Pa, who paired of in
favor of the bill, which was the same as voting
for it,