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REGULAR PAgKE1's
h {iN tGh0ur0 ofNlni1lfftH .tlA I'd
ClRHRLA8D AND Pm lDuRdH HllL ROAD.
Y, $, MALI DAILY LIME M
lte va nkrWKkk
w Wheeling ana q ikEabNfRh.

NE ~. ~ rassoigaA steamers n III, ~. N t|
z FoRkSf CITY, ctrs ~
Dec, ~ iiutrey and a Il
blURNAL, C,nh Ara Shepherd, viii fun daily helwee
Wheeling aud plltib,f Forest ely leaving WhteN
Egeyefy MoidhY Wellesley and Ftidtji snd The Du,f
nilhYoiy Td5slty, 1hrttuy ana Saturday, 81 a ANMs
Vtligllg ntns 10 coknort Wlil he Clsrf
Ard and AZ plsbuTg IN Inns lOf NE aorhlng line
pait Rtlurmis-lho Forest ely hayes plllsbllsleyt
~ luesdiH 1hufidaf and halpldAY, pn lhe Daiiteti
oiy MONDAY, Wednesday nd Friday ain Nina afTivir
al ggltanginti Tina for tht nltil Hoes Tor Ohio.
IlFoTftlsil oTpas,l5ei oppiy on bolllagrio ,,
r Throarbteele iof Cleveland Tolsdr, Alouroas Dot
tfoii Mllwaukle Dlicaeo, Hufiloaud n9kIhsoll aIlt
Oiite 0f Is, q, Hlrra a 90 NIX "a ~. lleh5
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Daguerreotypes.

SKY AND SIDE LlGtiT ARRANGEMENT,
n IKRNESSEs taken With all The neutrality-suspicious.
IA without luy unhAtuiG whllenessol lalri OF geyap
peaanc0 OF BLACK dTegles kSefy style Of cates qwayi
on hsad Pnceffo one dollar upWnds-
sues0 III, lei sfi WA. COWDBN Z
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wv 'ITTiR Z HhMUYAb, "
INRANZnBIN& LUIZ have removed thslT Yhyls,sle
On sInpbs So,IoIe, ieAt 10 Wn Hans Adelol Roon
Mar ey yll ts heretofore always Keep cnhand stock
Of Tie best Wines aud Liquors. y We y Iifrz
GOO BOTTLES Of LOodsas c.le6l.,s,s Family asal-l
Tbsso ao he hes, Family mdslnes nov ~ g1e. 9ing
neIiesy sale aud Mil euei u,sA Aseol tpeHee
Xxx, ~ 49, N7aTiff1 j., u. NOwBLL
se9s 81 Union slteeia alenl..
TT A ijARGB ASSORTMENT, ". ''
ar esbsdrtss iiSts psifl aud back rfut,lan, l1gn-
l J ham Paris Young america and london ltals u Hs
mia N tl,t..Is s. N IllkPkR y son
lHUt REMOVAL.
n ,oGAE, CARR & CT, have removed ueirs'9e o.
Wlroles.Ie Tobacco, Snud, and segils ;,Ionl 10 u
Malq street 10 The new block o. nISA ~ x
9.eS ~ 1''' III Yi'il 6I '' a1 ilI2s
Avn WHOLESALE OK RETAIL.
TusT Isteyed,--k large loi Ct superior Brq larned
u VGdnjsiopesl III r lI, iNlF -as N j"
AsoS sizes very beat Marietta shiIP glt l9r either
wei Or dry srpansl which WI ee gnl " ~
doqi ROMANS marble yard, t9 MsIkel ". 8
fI1ag 6lgbe.t market Prigc given Sr Hids,spd sheep
m s4aH ito BBRaBR & HoPRaAs.
I1-TT p lTOBACCUl YUBACC0W at 2b
| 4 N sTORR aud ioT sale low n.i.4t cow
| IL u
| -. iO0 8lblnd 10 lumni
100 med UNI 8 ID, 8lb end lob,
| sne 1855 LOGAN, CARR y Co
ASSl6NEEs NOTICE.
| III, persons ihdobletlo Wheeler L9hn, oy oooA
a account OF olhei Wlse helehy hohed that Fey'
6eni must 10 made 10 me fort ihsH having sHssned
ibe s,no 10 no loT tho benefit Of thslg eIedi
imiS N }. u. pkNnl gIqN, Tras tee
M n. VI. DISSOLUTION, lt56a 10
luluH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exst!s undsI W nun q
'io'u'' ~ ~ .ni fBs N OLARRR &iTllAW,
Malthis.i 1854. lfds b.ANSBh' ~ +,
'Co-PhRrNERSliiP,' y.
1,HB haze iblg az entered Into
for Tho purpose Of itsnssetpg Accommodation and tot.
,dinS busness under the siyle OF don MAtthews
90, and Sotila continuance Of iee lPs ls'e
p"V' sA1EH JNO. al MATTHEWS.
ffIgs5 f,H atn5l JN0. D. AGNew. Z! q
| Mach isiy 1854. Ii ID alLL Al --- III
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nlce-comeeI MeIa-all Qalaey sIIesI.-
lNmlIn.

A.. ~ aanum,''' '.''',"" 'Y''''''f'''''''
'' oclOctdi ier VEGA
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lVhesii6g q Parkersburg Packet
1 Tor Hnnhah

THR fast iunnlng Steiner Stephen
vi BnynFtI, BOOM Mater, haylns been
, rertlnled and iodec0nied, Will leave
1Whcilhg 10. suhnsh ard ~ lriermeilais
iandiDfs ryghY pay Al hiif palt o'clock Nm, lls
Porirpght Of Pas'ssee pply on board spNl
por ylnItfwore, yYnahtngton, phtlndeiphiD
Hfl aud New y oFk
~, IA ,.77l5it M,
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Insiantane.us LIQUID Ildi DIE.
mn tho,stvshin4a airty tat may BE- dopcuded W.
on, We eancbeonallY ie10maeea iae above % es-s
fihinS On he kiht now 10 u,q for
and IolRll, BY t.tt' ~, Va y an an 4 ti,t
mir5i ',,,,s y, w, w No.,
Co Fartnerehip.
TIiR.t,aieisisbtd htso ttls dtyloImed coTarllsr.
tiin tedS an5 tnd Style o. 8 Q. Baker Il Coz inH
YIN M e,nlboai ayoney ond Boat Store lltl-
tet St M old tlthd, 10. % Waieftltcst
fr''fE sc. BAKRRl
Ia iOpN hlEI
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Thomas Hughes

HAS returned from tho Eastern cities with tho finest
III stock or W alull lH ~
CASslMERBs, CLOTHS, VES'rINGs, I
ma Can't NeiisHs generally tlai hesever been exhibited
erect his Goods HsassOrlmeht Vs. hlediIom tho ohol
cest OF The Mo HorkaHi RhifaddPie NIaTttig Call on
~ 10 see aud aimls6--sud call any
No IS, corner Monroe aud Waersta.
..nta - FI'T f,EHH Whttllna Va
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u. va |. q.
SIR II SAPkS-- fdfRA7 DOUNIBUODR
SALAMANCA R. IlRg AND TfIkfi
i|ii NJ iRRUOF SAFES "A ialesfaisad +
j. nett OF various slEes NNAyk o.
lA,d, Al Not nockt ltti, wai-
4Iltat|8 ytnied eqlnl 10 Ani,nD ie III The a.
bulied Stairsl lBYnus - Hut-i'
sen llanhlsl for rssi hgpIg, y,
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I n n HALIiNoRt, Ipl1 " IITl-I II
MeS8fa EVan8 q Watson fhadti his II enearni.-
WohaV6 much pleasure IN your fle Pool
Ctesta 10 the notI OF the pubc-te We rurchped
from you having e,ytd our bopks and ~ el,c9yfi
Afer Undergoing Very eevale heat - - ~ e yble
dostroyed lie entire block OF bnk - % Aith tftot
wlar on tho Sehuylt on The On sJsnt, leo $50
i,f 49, Yours, ysIy reslecilaly g..a.s :
lepio-dH RUssRi. & GpRBlssl \
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EEW SdVINGS BANK STORE,
,, 81. H., ,o,.. .,,s,,t. Ioasostft -ite uiLuRR

u-H HOUSE, ttatl D. e
ruO tle citlatns or wheeling and vtiulty Poens very
thahkmllot lh6llbeal patlonago received rom VOW
fisemlt pfonor Cor your inefesls AZ well as ny OVID
TO ca your attention 70 my constantly tcnemsea stofh
on goots shoSs Hats Cdpl UmbIelllsand Caneibaehe
me- corner OF Marketbnd Monroe sto's feeling con-
ent thero Is no greater variety 81 thla laFkei while 70
oualiiy are moi salptsted ih Western Virginia ana IN
5rics undefiOd by no one. therefore esieeimy IT,
III to ealieid Examine M siook, and III iho lam
Tiite olstffs IWl iohof-apsl htto1e me tpn ONE
efsty, tho nurstns of hope, aud Tic pupil 81 afioac'
eoinmOdale and M yO1. iI 80. ~ ~. ~.
oesnuts N Ffenoh lace, Straw, ard bpld hQNheW.
bch ,gill sol AZ fost az The tcafon "a qdyanelQ5
l.a ,,l N. g.5siov5 B.H WATSON.
IA rounti merchants wewo1id 3,y tlAl we WiNqylnf
ese any bls bouFhtliJhe cilesipr gem ltls
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sTnAM MARph.lI- -MoRRB,
Pltiie giyo m1 a fall and e1amIle ny WplHl y.
f'i',0j MiCnARby J, RoHAN,

Saddles, Harness, Trunks 90.
"a JRRiH ~ sHgPPAi 10 would respectfully 10.
o., iorni hisfishds aud the public. that no has 70
moved his oslab' ithment TO No. i3i, Mainstgeel
r6rnsr OF Union where will No l6md constantly on baud
are and Woil selected aAOtm nj OF ell articles In hls
,jne. conssting OF snddics, Btidiea, Harness.
Iron frame and Wood box Prunltsi tuttse9
Collins IluInes, yVhipe, dsc., csc'i de.
AZ Of which ale Manufactured BY c0npfisnl wolkrael
oiiLs hest materials, and Will be sold OIL fOh
Tbn,e dsslns 10 PuiehAle ave repeated TO cslahdeI
amino OrthemielvtsN
arp-yTd Htiil MOI Si, Mains ~, wheeling, va
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AdainB q CO.'S Aixdres's
1854, an 1854.


OEEaUE-NAcAut ~ quho.
I7OR tncody and taie conveyance 81 slehand z, pack
y ases PARCELS hank noesS specie, godilme hMfe o.
Nes6 messengast Leave 9ur once lla lor e PAl's9l
iie RAJ, RulOpe California and Austihpe also l.t
F6r PiitblGgi AMI Ill poltis 10 We uleeeiahd END
Welsvllle Rtllfoidi end Cleveland and Toledo hho'pf
Though 10 Chloog0 s..y.l l..,hts
Fof zppss yle and s Place on ie9 National Road
though 10 CluCuult, l10l1Vlllo and NJ lopll H.
Pof ailinoie and points OIL Baltimore ana Unip
Riilo d. and nom ience connect VI N ops ptshl haAs
en-, gypress 10 Philadelphia, New Yoli and bo.ion,
Wacollect noltt drafts OF ateount, and pilb on Ie
hv6ty Oh ptteos, hfi make promptly elulns'
gAptosi 0r Rittitily 81 o'elccki ~ 'ee'
do tor west do Z 10 A,h.h e,taitfr5
d. orpiltshnrk 10 do AH $50,
Out ARRANGEMENTS arenow complete forthe delivery o.
nackpges lld nonlss so POINTS ,n,,,s 4 n.
*. p,aa ~. Aoem .ti. opl7
lei,fir, ~ btllillt AZ Ia lls
origt purnose olt.sn !; y ~
freeeiNoIs 10 me filin Of cowsl& AosWo!ds ana a..
Il. hoaie K Co., and solicit rounuaree 81 is
| 90 The late aims, T.. ,ftts Hicniw1niitn't
1 ,r.l tqh ta,i niif
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=. % coclsislStl MICKEY & Cor sei5.
AAsitAfi sAAag Az lsllqtt Y AfAtt lf
MATS, CAPS, FURS, biiLliNE Z i,,ou.s.
uhnRELtat HsroNs iAsbIf, lsfiEttiAL tIoutna 81
NNb, fih,lioa BRiiihg, Biieol siyetf, leffl
de3d6m ogpsiiit TIE iftsT Hoittf MIA Woke ~.
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IMAGHIMfsTSN TOnIH. -

IS HR I'VE q D no 4 II Err S,
CumbeFlnni, MD, fs-..i ,,,,l.l
NTANUFACTU kBia o. Bngine l,stlies, az keep on
MI hen0. aid nAksto oder slide aud iahd lalhet,
Plaus MsohiHes Drills, and Other nsChlntit oog. TO-
geiher with lGhss for tplplg 40 shsnllS, puleSai
hals6 &, snd cuttings Of eyoiy ltkef!pll0n.
This establishment being lmhedlaieiy Unt Aliiilyre
aud Ohio RalTOad tlRtb, we have the hesilriies Tor
aMprIbs nAehtneIy 70 quy IlIt OF theMegL ~ g4 10
Cnmbs'llnd, sd Marche9, lsil. =. {. plsI
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nIl ti1Al Holiday fIobohbo f a
az No. WaSaingieh NAIL lionree street.
TTAVING jutt returned fGOmihe eleleln Sluesil how
III h,t AZ $40 4 hhS And complete ttz0ItInem Of
Vys1egeS Jt,yelyy Silver ware aud ttlcI Goode.
Perto deiing TO purchise arenyiied % cal apd sS.
amIrc 10y Goods, which an determined lossl iff'aR
aSsIiiy q SlscOds warranted iopt9ys & gSca'atr'.
' ssssiSS Monroe n.
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where. II n .BVANsl4 wATsONi 81 Ii. . u
b., Nn63 look street, door hfiog Ghisd
N, n,-Als0 Hank Vault and leNeleB' tuiglirI prOpi
SAFES Iron Yaull n00rs 10 banks md to ts paentSllo
lined RofrlEelatoIs, EtoIs Trucks, etc. lf. ANl3i
heloN ae Tie names OF FEW genilenfn and pn'lc U
stIIouons violate our 6iesln use. Huldgcaa more
PSimefs ( Mechanics Bank philadelphia .h,ylfSe
safes In use 81 I'd tl8 leslNi9sg ~ tgf sNiAtN
Samuel Alien, High Sheriff, Philadelphia aa tit4ta &
Barker, lrolhell4 Co, NolgS 1htdstl j, ~ !. II 4
: Mlolenaf & o., No u soalh WlerslJ
Rckplght COZ or VISITOR and chssi'Niaio.I
" IS Mint, one SaIei aii-l i1 llll Nod % u.
s. Aft6ntl, Stts Tor Call'ornl, Dor phlltt n ~
CoipofAtionof Northern Hberllbsj
C0mmltal0iois or Moyamchlilsi fl't ~ go ftatl
Southwark Ghs Company, ~ i{a0 fI triaial
J.Wasonseller, TAnaqUall 3 ,.f.t. d ts.lt.le !.
Stale Treasurer Of Jelgey, and Trenton DlnklHg 30.
PehnsylyAhll Ri.lfoad co, Saitsi9 t,L7f ~
OF Han Oh ubose CheITy I'D Thfa and tioWntis
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New Muaic store, .,.i
sigh Of the Greeinn rflgenum, No; lBD
1iulp streei.
j. Pl0KigsoN Wooa Ietpts,ilQy .sg
N snounee toths eiuiens Of Wleell@ qad ~
s9i i h Sss os 0T x. q. S Iaa
GuliAp, Yollntsllos, FAgoielS Plplea PltS ArfOlie
ons, nanloa, and Tamboiinet hiaaa lnahumenl' Ito
hrst and beat mako. Ilu sl .ilt tlita 'IhI Is
lusllgeuont opss Ogsll lpa' sf Ip'ilgqen'sandfor
Mnae of tho Plano, Guitar Flute and Violin, tlo, TIC
newest Song, Duets etc. and tho very hest Roman and
Ciiront5 Reeds, TannT Folks also Yiollnapa Gollar
scows, Violin Plhgof and Tail llolide.
Bows iOr Vlollncelo end Violin
y, kescfis Furniture POlyi Tor renovdilng ftnahcd
E0nIiule acass Pianos Cabinets sislmHo,ltqrpg
descriptions Of Pnrnlute, f 81
Also or iaie by tho AGENT lor Riebet RAbutg pshof
or the first dnd best uature Ia Tho uhtd States such
"a Nunns and Carkg gferd md square plauoa, D. Dun
hams, Halelt aud Aliens ceehatod Qhion phuo1 &c.
Agenl or The make olCaihiTdl aud NeedhamA PAteWt
Mcodeons W
A. tiel0weltrIiceo, IT,
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Io17Eo F0R1Rs AND MRLODBONs.

PLANO FOWIE8 AND NIELWUhVNu.
-ttiT opFNRD ldno Rosewood Piano f0riel, from
Z, chisttdna q gon's mandatory, aud elodtri & Goa
New ok, h5ludla one na Rosewood PIANO y oe'efe
CO. si 20 package OF nahouiblt iaa'fiatfS piAep
street .,. ,.,..i.
egNlslpi .ot - y :, NRlOR
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faoNsiGEMgEfS iof tihiSrltit solicited, and r,6i,
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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-09
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer George Law arrived at New
York yesterday, from Aspinwall, with the Cali
fornia mails Of the 10th ult., 434 passengers
and $973,472 gold on freight
A vessel is fitting out to act az a privateer
under the Russian flag.
Rich diggings have been discovered on South
Mount Dable
The Maine Liquor Law will be adopted by
the Legislature of Washington Territory.
The steamer Star of the West, from San
Juan, also arrived yesterday, bringing nearly
ST., 5000 in gold
The Legislature adjourned on the sth, after
defeating the Senatorial Election bill and the
Extension bill.
The gold mines were yielding abundantly.
The weather, since the let steamer, had
been remarkably favorable for agricultural and
mining purposes.
The city officers Of San Juan have resigned
leaving the town without government. No for
Their disturbance had taken place.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-09

We are not sure however, that the advice may
not be followed. The President has sacrificed
80 much for Slavery, he can hope for nothing
from its opponents. Besides, as politician,
he is oyerawed by the Slave Interest and
shrinks from dofying its power He will prob
ably temporize on this Cuban question, until
near the close Of the present session, when the
men who have passed the Nebraska bill may
invest him with power to act in regard to
Cuba, during the interval, as circumstances In
his Judgment may demand This would place
the question Of peace or war at his disposal /;
and that the power would be abused to the
serious injury Of tho country, no one can
doubt, who knows his subsection to the Slave
holding Olgarchy.
Let no man in Congress-, who is anxious to
preserve the honor; the good faith, and the
peace Of the nation, be lul!cd into security by
the over confident reports Of Washington let
ter writer's, that the danger in relation to the
Cuba plot has gone by. So long as we have
such an incumbent in the White House, and
such a majority in Congress, both controlled
by tho Slave Power, the country is in con
tinual danger.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-09
BUSINESS IN CONGRESS.

This Congress has been in session six months
and one week. and the one great measure
which it has succeeded in accomplishing, is, the
REPEAL OF THE Missouri CoMPRoMlsE--sn
act not called for by the People, but repugnant
to their interests and wishes--whle not sin
gle measure beside, of any Importance, has
been attended to. After having obeyed Sla.
yery, and opened the door to it in Nebraska
Territory it adjourned on the ist instant, pro-
fessedly with view to allow time for cleaning
the Legislative halls, and putting them in their
summer trim. This work was or might have
been done, easily, in two days, but from the
fret of June up to this time, there has hardly
been quorum at any time in either House,.
and nothing will BIO done till next Monday.
Taking n rest of twelve days. after a session
of more than half year. used up by sue
oessful effort Of the Slave Interest to swindle
the free States out Of thoir rights, and secure
vantage ground for prosecuting a gigantic
scheme of aggression Congress will probably
90 to work next Monday, and endeavor, by
hurried action on important bills, to make up
a record which shall embrace some other acts,
beside that infamous achevement--the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. The Postage
Bill, the Pacific Railroad Bill, nearly all the
heavy Appropriation Bills, and other measures
of great interest have yet to be acted upon.
The majority has already abundantly demon
strated its capacity for doing esl-let us now
zee whether it has any power to do good If
it will despatch its necessary business in two
months, and go home this city and the country
will both feel relieved. The proposition of the
Senate ID, to take recess from the LIT of July
to the list Of October. Should it be adopted by
the House, the greater part of the busincs3 Will
be thrown over to the adjourned session, which
will be protracted till the next regular session.
The House will probably reject this resolution
of the Senate, and Try to dispose Of the ncccs-
sary business by the LIST or 18th Of August
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-09

When statements like the following are
made through the medium from which we
quote, they are generally either wholly and
literally true, or made by instigation and with
an artful purpose to promote the objects sug-
gested. BY simple treaty, arranged IN secret
by the Administration, and confirmed in secret
by the Senate, the area Of our Republic may ~
any time be doubled, the slaves Of all the West
India Islands may be brought under the pro-
lection of the General Government, ana the
payment Of hundreds Of millions OF dollars may
be pledged by the General Government. 1t is
true that the Horse Of Representatives in open
session, will have it's say in regard to the ap-
preparations to accomplish these purposes; but
the House Of Representatives is fast ceasing to
be representative body of tho people, and is
becoming but the scrvle, reward-cxpccting ex-
ecutor of the will Of an arrogant President
and Cabinet.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun
WAsHINGToE, June g.
The Administration, it is hoped and believed,
have isembarrassed themselves of the small
questions Of dispute which had been made with
Spain, in regard to trifing revenue matters,
and the improbable Authorization story, and
are now prepared to approach the great OBJ
ject in view that ia, the acquisition OF Cuba
in an open aud direct manner They are ex-
pected now to say plainly, through the two
proposed Commits aoncrs to the Spanish Gov
eminent, that the United States want Cuba,
and must have it, and intend to have it,
They will represent to Spain that the pos
ses ion Of Cuba by the United States il q part
and parcel of our manifest destiny that twill
be commercially convenient and politically de.
sirable; and, further, that Spain cannot much
longer hold it, without more expanse than It IL
worth, nor even consistently with a continued
peace between her and the United States, and
that we are more willing to buy it than to 20
to war to obtain it. III, then, Spain refuse to
sell, the commissioners will say that we leave
the offer open to acceptance within rer ona-
BILE time, and that, if it be not accepted, We
SHALL ct our convenience, "some 4th Of july"
or somc 9Th of January, proceed to take it,
free gratis. That, imagine, is the present
position and the present policy Of the Admin
istraton on this subject. Next week, perhaps
this view Of the matter will be confirmed.
When the subject of the appropriation for
the two special ministers OF Spain shall come
before Congress presume we shall have q dis
cussion involving the expectancy Of tho acqui-
sition and annexation OF Cuba, with war or
without war, with money or without, with Sla-
very or without Even the financial question
will not be unimT ortant; and it may be con-
sidered whether two hundred millions will not
be very heavy load for the Treasury and for
the public credit to bear and whether it is not
too much to pay for the benefit Of the Creole
and American spectators in this enterprise
IL ought to be at least required, that the par
ties who are directly interested in tho measure
should pay half the amount, either of the pur-
chase money or of the war. Ion.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-09
THE CUBAN PLOT.


The President having got into war with
the American People, on account Of the Me-
braska Bill, il rather shy Of war with Spain.
So the Cuban plot liagers. Tho Richmond
(ya) Enquirer which regarded his action ia
the former case ms pledge Of his detcrmina-
ton to carry out in full the schemes of the
Slave Power, is displeased, talks Of dilatory
diplomacy scouts the idea Of sending Com
mission to the Court of Spain, and insists
that Presidential message should have been
sent to Congress, announcing the fixed purpose
of tho Executive in relation to Cuba, and in
voking cooperative Legislative action. If tho
information Of the Washington correspond
ents of the Baltimore San and Philadelpha
Ledger DO correct il is no wonder that the
President is somewhat perplcxed. Not only,
say they, has the Queen of Spain RENTED
the fine Of Sc 1000 imposed on the Black War
rior, but promised to regulate affairs in Cuba
so rs to give no annoyance TO the United States,
disavowed the existence Of any treaty with
France and England for the protection of Cuba,
and denied solemnly the existence OF any pro-
ject for Africanizing the island. II all tnis DC
true the President has not even pretext, de-
cent or indecent for hostile measures But, no
ought to know that where prcsext cannot DO
found for doing what Slavery demands, he must
act without any.
aWhy then,n asks the Richmond Enquirer,
"should not the Government apdn ifsey 81 ne
moment sohen the energies Of England and
France are absorbed IN the struggle wim RUSSIA,
10 enforce sati factory settlement Nth Spain
Nations are never deferred from ssizing an op-
portunity By the fane,fai sentiment Of sqasam-
ish philanthropy; nor should ne United States
be so soeak as 70 postpone its design upon Cuba
because France and England are not an Q condi-
tion 10 interpo9 resistance TO our policy"
In plain terms--the Administration Is told
that it has good chance to plumber Spain
and get off with immunity, and therefore u
ought to do IT, This is Pro-Slavery chIvalry