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NIassachuselt. wing Convention.

BosroS, Angps. l6--The wing Stale coaver-
lion assembled at Fanenl Hall this morning.
Franklin Dexter OF Beverly, was chosen presi
dent, and Josiah Quincy, with iweniy-thres
others, vice presidents. The president, in his
opening address, denounced the Greylown bom'
bardment. tfa fe .st,4Fn
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THE LATE MURDER AT THE ST.. Nicholas Ho-
TEL. N Y.--Robert M. Graham, indicted for the
murder OF Colonel Charles Loring, OF New or-
Lam. at the ST. Nicholas Hotel on the Sd instant,
was yesterday srraisned at the court OF geners.
sessions, and pleaded not guilty. His tnsi VIII
probably take place at the next term OF The court
Of oyer and terminer. Amer pleading, The rrisoner
va, committed 10 his cell in the city prison
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Iowa i,,lectIon,

CHIcAeo. august 16--Thus far tho nnii-Ne
braska gain over Perce's vote is 1000. Wing
governor, majority in the legislature, and one con-
gresham certain. Second congressional district
moi heard from, probably wing.
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The Rarnnn Grane.hot.

NEw York, August i6,--The famous barque
Grareshot, thirteen days from New Orleans, with
the Law muskets on board, arrived this morning
off Sandy Hook.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

MosumEsr TO THE DISTINGUISHED DsAD--An
Athens journal says: the Greek government
has selected marble block in the rarhenon for
the monument Of George Washington, now being
raised in The city named after him. II is TO bear
the following inscription: To George Washing
ton, the heroic general, the h,gh-mindsd citizen,
the founder Of modern freedom. the land OF Scion.
Thems,ocles, and Pericles, the birhplacs OF an
cient freedom, dcdicaiss this old marble as sign
of reverence and admiration
ALI. THE oMNrBus COMPANIES in Paris are con-
.odated into one, which has The exclusive right
for thirty years of running omnibuses within the
city, excepting those connected with the railways,
and those running TO places beyond the walls.
The company will pay the city $4,000 francs for
The privilege Of running the present carriages, and
1000 francs additional for every additional car
rage. The price Of conveyance will remain as al
present six sous for inside seats, and three sous.
for those outside. ~ nrEs
In New York on the night OF the Isl inst, the
wife Of blacksmith named Thomas Gallagher,
being very sick, and expecting 10 die, sent for
priest, Father MaloneyDto whom Gallagher re-
fused admitlance The priest insisted upon going
in when Gallagher struck him, and he fell sense
less upon the sidewalk Several lrishmen and
women collected, pursued Gallagher, and beat him
very badly. Ii was thought they would have
killed him. bur for the interference Of the police.
The priest was seriously injured.
THE EFFECT OF Coon CoMPAsY-M. Rothschild
was asked one day by a young man, an intimate
friend OF his family, to lend him 5000 francs NO."
said The Baron, only do business, now, with
crowned heads Blu, I'll get you the money. You
may walk with me once, along the arcades to the
Bourse, taking me Familiarity by the arm" The
promenade was effected, and at tue end OF II, the
Young man had his 5000 francs in his pocket and
had refused offers Of 900 more.
NJ BARTH, PRINTER of Breslau, (Silesia0 cele'
brated, few weeks ago, the 350th anniversary
of the first book printed in his establishment
Mr.. Barth's printing Office is the Oldest in Er'
rope, and has been for three hundred and hfty
years unn,erruptedly in the hands Of his ances-
tors and himself
RARE AND CuRIoUs BIBLE-There is a bible in
the library Of the University of Goitngen written
on 54S6 palm leaves.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

THE OARS
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE at anu
81 O'Clock. a. m, and 3 and o'clock, p. m. The
frs, and fflb trains connect with the north.
LEAVE BALTIMoRE FOR WAsniSeToN at a and
Q O'Clock. a. m, and and S o'clock, p. m. The
FIRST aud second trains connect with the Orange
and Alexandra cars.
LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR baltimore AND THE
NoRTH at o'clock, p. M; for the SourH at 7
O'Clock. d. IN.
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Banks of the District-The following are the
only Banks in the District having Offices OF redemP-
ton in Washington and conducted by responsible
stockholders:
Corporation of Georgetown p. c. dis
Bank of Commerce and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown par
Bank of Metropolis par.
Bank Of Washington par
Exchange Bank, Selden, Wiihers& Goa p. c. dis.
Farmers 81 Merchants Bank, Statham,
Smithson & Co. Up. c. dis.
Patriotic Bank par
zs-The above list 10 be corrected from time to
time.
North and South Carolina money bought at II
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New
York at per cent.
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AOtifts.
.HtIasonl

ny- Masonic-IIiram Lodge, No. 10, will hold
stated meeting at their Hall on 18Th street, in
me r,r sS ms,u are requested 10 attend.
Aug l6-2t
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REEN GINGER, Fresh. For sale BY
(T sHERELL & BAILEY,
xuail Mo. g. opposite Centre Msrks,
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A ChaIIcnge.-Young America, who was dis.
tanced in the on Tuesday, challenges the
successful contestant, Will Watch, or any other
of the boats who entered the Regatta, for another
trial Of speed Instead of silver cup, purse Of
from $3.50 to $500 is suggested for the prize.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

RoppRrs CAreHr in THE ACT. = Two men,
named William Crit,enden and Michael Connell,
were detected in New York, in the act Of roboing
James S,arret, residing al the corner Of Chambers
and West streets who, at the time was lying
asleep upon a stoop in West street
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

FOR YOUTHS. MISSES &c CHILDREN.
Youths Pumps, Dress Shoes and Boots Of beautI.
full styles, and OF every quality
Misses black and colored Callers, Slippers, walk
ing Shoes OF latest patterns
Childrens Shoes, embracing every style and quail
ity now IN use.
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rnR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Patent Leather Boots
Do do Walking Shoes
DO Calf Dress Boots, halt Boots and Shoes
Do do and patent leather and Oxford Ties
Caters, Pumps, &c.
Cloth Caters, black and colored
Enamelled top Freuch patent leather foxed Gar
tiers, English Ties, &c.
All varieties Of common Boots and Shoes, pegged
aad sewed.
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JsnI an 4tfsonal.
;. Ths Eastern Ql

sIhe Eastern Sluestlon."-We nave re-
ceiyed a copy Of . discourse delivered by the Rev
d. Sunderland, last July, on " the Eastern Cues
ton, or the Fate of the Turkish Empire" Il 10
published By request.
The reverend gentleman takes the ground thai
Turkey " has been, from the beginning, the great
est foe Of Christendom," and that her spirit has
been the evil genius which has Frustrated the reii-
gion Of the cross, and raised barrier for centuries
against the regeneration of the east" and "Judg-
ing from the events Of the last century and hail.
he "should say that ii is appointed TO the Musco-
vne TO crush out The old nationality OF Turkey,
and even TO sit down AT the end Of this conflict IN
the city of Constantine, where the Ottoman HIM
self came 10 sit for the first four hundred years
ago." i.
Now, if this sermon shall convince the English
government that such will be the result OF The
present war, it will doubtless most seriously re-
greet that it did not assent, through its minister
al 81. Petersburg, toihe division Of the "sck mans
estate as graciously and conldentially proposed
by the czar OF all the Russias.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

RARE AND CuRIoUs BIpLE.-There is a bible in
the library Of the University of Goitingen written
on 5,4S6 palm leaves.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

CoNeREss has passed an act appropriating ten
thousand dollars to Thomas II. Sumner, in con-
sderation of the transfer TO the United States OF
the copyright Of a work wherein he fully describes
his new method Of asccrtsiniug ships position
a, sea when a meridian observation Of the sun
cannot be obtained. Afcr the said transfer shall
be made, and the said sum paid, the said copy
RICH, shall be deemed extinct, and said book may
hereafter be published as ifno such right had ex-
isted.
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FOR BOYS.

have made particular arrangements for this
department OF my business. Here, then, let the
BOYS come, for just such SHOES as they may
fancy, and which have heretofore been so difficult
TO end.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

Eicction.-Th is 10 be an election held in
the First Ward on the 2slh instant, TO fill va
cancy in the board of common council, occasioned
by the death OF O. S. Paine. Already three candi-
dates are in the field, namely: William Wilson,
Charles A. Davis, ard WIN. II. Perkins
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

The Inccndiaries.-In our last paper an ac-
count was given Of the examination on Tuesday,
before Justices Morsell and Birch, into the charge
against the youths, John Maryman, Geo. c. Viii
son, Claiborne Moekabee, and William Bulger, of
incendiarism. Yesterday, the justices committed
Wilson and Maryn,an to prison in default olsecu-
ri,y 10 appear at court, and released Buger on his
giving bail in the sum of $4,000. Mockabee, as
we have heretofore stated, was dismissed, there
not being probable cause" for his detention.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-17

Since the foregoing article was in type we
have received the dispatches which we publish
in our telegraphic column this morning. They
furnish no information as to the probable action
Of the Saratoga convention; but they sustain
the opinions we express above a. to the Mssss'
chusslts convention.
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addicted 10 he worship OF idols the rest Of their
countrymen, but numbers of the Canton and Fo.
ken men amongst them seem now in word and
deed 10 allure the whole system. On one occa
sion this week, several were observed carrying
The idols in buckets without the least ceremony
whatever, while others around spoke OF them
with The utmost Indifference and contempt They
ave not intehered with those in the publciemples,
hui. in the meantime leave il with the people 10
declare whether they shall allow them TO remain
there or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-24
C..a.,nasrclal An.ar..

6rocK EXCHANGE The Tmes says an active dsmaud for
money In consequence II continued supply Of stock
from the public, and further payment of 20 per cent on
the Grst two million Of Exchequer bonds the pre-
vaing depresson Tuesday but variety Of idle
ports were at the same time circulated.
Throughout the Hy the rate for interest for loans
Ctnsols four per cent, and ali other kinds OF
government securities was ave per cent.
Tie Times says the soppage was announced ON Tues
day Of Mark Gopeevtch the nephew and London
poncent Of Spridone Gopeevitch Of Trieste His
tances arc supposed TO be from 4l2000o 70 xl5oo0o
but they rather extensively dstrbuted that the
damage win not fau with extreme severity any indl
vidual holders.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
There had been any revival OF demand this week
and the market being freely suppiea buyers have had
slight advantage cay lid, but mot amounting to I'D
sales OF three dsys 900 bales, including 1000 on
Also rather down, but to day (1lth) fair business
done in some descriptions Of goods and yarns.
LIVE sPOOL BREADS TUFTS.
Flour and wnss. downward tendency Indian
steady at 3Ss Sos. Robert Maxim & Sons price
current calls Western canal -four 35s. Cd 36s Phila
dslphia and Baltmore, sos. 3ds 3D.. Ohio, 37s. Cd
sSs. Cd. United States white wheat, los. I'd lis:
mixed and red, 9s. 10d. 10s I'd. Iudian white
and yellow, BIS. S5s. Cd. Transactions TO average
Brown shipley Co. report wheat very dull At 4d. q
Cd Decline -four o. IL decline Western Canal -four at
36s S6s. CO. philadelphia, Baltimore an Canada at
s5s cd. 8os Indian in bet mani At 3As. Cd.
as6s
IlvnrooL rRoyIeIoxs &c James McTIenzy's circular
quotes teef uochAnged-sm III demand; bacon Is ,s.
iower-much Of that landing IL n bed con ition
rom New Urieanr) The atock Of pors consists 10 iy
Of ousliies nnsuifed 20 the market Cheese active.
shoulders salabe Taliow quiet at the recent advance
Lard pauses to make sales reduction of Is IL sub
mftted to.
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WHERE ARE TIE PoiICx THE FIRST WARD f-The mer'
chsnts doing business in Pearl street. near Whitehall
complain sacy Of the neconcy Of the police force Of
the first district Large quantities. Of cotton and sugar
daily sbsraced from bsles and hoeshe and where
IL potfcsme to be found to check this petty pundsr
which In the aggregate sccnunts 10 large Yser
day the 6rst policeman that in that neghbor
bood made his appearance at about O'Clock though
there were drunssn providers about the place from
o'clo X ip the morning.
Bun1Tx0 o. CAMFIIxxB IAMP.-About O'Clock
Saturday evening camphene lamp, while Ia the hands
Of Mrs. Tate, Who hning II 1T the time, burste
setting Ore to the furniture in the room Mrs Tate
wss badly burned The are axtingnished with tri
ding damage.
CAUTION TO PEasoxs Rprso on srAGR--0n Saturday
afterr ron, young man named Thos Gleruan, while
desceDdipg from the top of stage In Ninth street.
TO his residence No. 100 East Twenty
street.
FoUrp IxyrRxD John Smith was found by the Fifth
ward police lying IN scott's alley, badly cut In the
head He was taken to the station house and stten led
ty doctor. -
BAD FAIL-Yesterday morning. about half past thrcc
duw Of The house No. SO He dslccated his hip
and cony fracture Of the leg and other
injuries Of an internal nature. Tho injuries he has re-
ceved viii, IL 10 expected, terminate fatally He was
taken 10 the New York Hoepitxl
RuS Own ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon John A.
Beijer, German, vho wsa driving Ice cart care
lessIy little child, st the corner Of Elevecth
street and Firrt 1hs child died In few mo
rpenfs. He was arrested by chBcer Goodman, OF the
seventeeDth ward and held for the inquest, which
will be held to-day.
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= . 8 = 8 Q r I p r.
H.dLF-P.aST SEVEN O'CLOCK, A. n.
F0UR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>~~~>r~~S>~|~~-~~'~>~~~~~r
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
ss& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Netting Important about the War.
g St ~~>>r->~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
sTRE TURKS HAVE CROSSED THe DANUBE.
-v~~~>~~S~~~<S~~~~s~~~s~~
Progress Of tho Spanish Insurrection.
Fn*lf ~~>~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-
soECLME IN C0Tf0H AND B1EADsfgFfs.
HaLE-P-asT sEvEN O'CLOCK; a. N
'FOgR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
Nsthiss Important about tho war,
The TURKS HAVE CROSSED rHs DANUBE
Progress Of tho Spanish Insurrsstisn.
SsEeLmE N serrss AND sssADsrgfss.

The United States steamship Pacific from Liver
pool. Wednesday, 18th July, I'll o'clock.) arrived
about half past six o'clock this morning.
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool. July IL, ct
l:l0 p. N. Has had heavy westerly Winds the en-
tire distance from Cape Clear 10 Cape Race. At Q
p. H., on the 18th, passed Canard steamer, bound
east lat 90 Us Ion. 80 s6 July a. lat. ~ So lon g.
passed ship Queen Of the East; same day. lat Al so
Ion. 64 80 passed packetship F.delia, bound west
The following are the
PASSENGERS ny THE PACIFIC.
ID Femsrcy BE- wstsr Miss u Brewsssr Mr. and Mrs
NM III SSs'y ". W Dis Mssa chef
~ y snS Mrs M
s. Tisss, " and Srs ~ %n simpson as "a aaia ! ~
ssfs Ss' Ass g fis
sd child kitteli; Mrs .err Wp nease, ssr.st
n. EN-, Ss'::
TTsisS I:s aiiii: igs.as .sa aa,ss " i ,sy: M
s.is.:s :sS :; .,
II BsAssad 1 F aoinss Eairsas j xMss I wsiis z
60Ffi ns hSws e. hslST E.s Dow,ts3 .ssss
S:a;f:.' F.;s ~: sss Ssa 4: % y: "a
Aoos. O;dsuttein-Totat 100
The news is ominous, though indefinite; Austria
being strongly suspected Of playing the game OF
1assa. There has been no fighting OF any impor-
tsnce
Liverpool cotton market l-l6th lower. BreadstufEs
further declined. Consols lower. OF a s9lI.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday the
9th, at o'clock, morning.
letter from Seville OF June 9th, says:-" The
two daughters Of General Rosas have just taken the
vol at tie conyent1of the Virgin de Il Algeria 1t
this place."
The federal Assembly Of Switzerland met at
Bernc on the I'd Of July to open the sesssn. N. J.
Fsxy was elected President Of tue Council Of the
States, and NJ Dubs, President Of the National
Council.
The Turkish loan is not meeting With success Ia
England.
Prince Francis Joseph Dletrichstsin is dead.
8. Hammond, merchant, Leeds, has suspended
payment. Liabilities G3O,0OO.
The hearing in the case Of Capt. Breck Of the
ship Hnrksway, at Liverpool, who is under arrest
fbF shooting one Of his crew. IL further postponed
until noon to-day, "wednesday 18th inst. the
case excites much interest.
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AssssM sriA an are Yesterday afternoon, quarrel
snsued between the members Of t~o families living at
No n Roosevelt street. when Il allered, Mary Tye
slapped Michael Mccarthy in the fses He being Zoo
drunk TO defend bimse his wife, who was standag by,
seized small and made blow ct Mrs Tye's head,
sniy siieht wound She vas arrested BY Omcer Fitx.
gerald ef the Fourth Ward and taken before Justice
bogAst by whom she committed TO prison u default
ri ban In $500. Hcr husband also locked up for
being drunk.
10 I'M EDnon ov m HxRAID:
In hooking youS widely circulated paper noticed
arrest 0 despsrAdo by the Police Of thu Eleventh
Ward which do safely state IL not the case the
prisoner afrssted BY two citizens OF the Ward
Yours, An Eye WINES TIE ARaEer.
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New 0RlKASs, July "a. 1854.
Our cotton market continues without change, With =
mocerste Demand The sales Of he week amount to
go bales New Orleans middling quoted ct a0c.
The receipts Of cotton during the week were baies
The receip all the Southern porte less than last
At this time amount 70 3s6 100 balea The aour market
IL duu st e5 In the prices have considerably de-
cfined We quote st 6c &c., according to quality
Pork IL fm ct Sill rs ell so fo- msss. Bacon IL tae
higher--say Ac psr lb. sides sell st %. a6xc Rio
coffee sells at Ddc. exc.
Cctton-he sales are moderate and the prices conti-
.pus arm and ubchspgsd Wool-The market Is quite
bare oS9ulled, which continues 20 come In sow Tue
sales Of the veek were 10000 lbs Printing Cloths
There IL feature In the trade. The sales Of the
week amounted 70 10 600 pieces.
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OBSERVANCE ov 6rSpAy--Ths liquor saloons and
stores Of every dsscrpon closed yesterday The
Mayor accompanied By Tho CORPORATION counsellor pro
ceedsd about the city TO- that the ordinance
properly observed Few of the keepers Of public
ported Peace anA quistness prevailed during the day.
which Il mainly owing to tho dinaoulty In procuring
liquor.
CxnRrAan AouDuxT.--On saturday span Of horses
attached to carriage containing Mrs. Deviin and two
dsughters bscsme frightened 1t passing locomotive
In Atlantic street. and ran Oh q fuh .pesd tho driver
BOND street spd Fulton avenue tho vehicle esme n
contact With lamp p,st which smashed tito pieces The
hSfes uers al severely ipjure1 Occr Da wson Of the
Third district police procured the services o. phy-
cian, snA they we're attended to
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TUnsDAr EVENING, July 1.-THE Austrian
EXCHANGE on London has not recovered from ty late
HKRMANNerADT. KS
Forty ihousand Rusaisns are being concentrated
u Picjesti
The la'cst gossip is that Russian dplomatist Is
here. ~ the connivan.e Of the British government
and that membsr Of the Cabinet introduced him TO
West End club.
stlet raphic despatch to an extra Of the London
b1onins Chronicle, dated Dsntxic, Monday 10th,
says that Napiers feet had retired om Cronstadt,
ard was at anchor in Bavo Sound. There had
Teen action. No other despatch confirms this
re- or. but It Is considered likely to be true, the
reason being that the feet may have returned to
cover tie landing Of French troops on the coast.
Cholera prevails at ST. Petersburg. On July
there we're four hundred cases.
PARIS B0URsE.-- Our funds exhibit reviewed
hesviness, and the money market wears less ia.
vorable appearance. The -Four. and Half per Cents
show DO change OF moment. but the Three's have
decre ed one per cent since yesterday. Closing pri
cts are -Four and-A. Haf-per Cent Rentes 9s. Three
per Ceut Ren'es, II IS Bank shares, 1855.
SPAIN
MADRID July 10.--The rebels continue their re-
treat towards AodalusiA. The capital is tranquil.
The Herald has good reason for stating that an
authorized agent Of the United States has arrived
from Washington on his way TO Madrid, empower
ed to offer for the purchase Of Cuba.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Tuesisy.-The funds gave way, closing
II IS and 972.
RUSSIA.
ST. PEYERsBURo, July L. The allied fleets sailed
on the I'd, and were out Of sight o. Odessa.
Business generally depressed, although consider
able quantities Of produce still being sent over
land to England In imported goods extensive dull
prevailed, and the quotations for indigo especi
sly were such as to indicate degree Of caution
aid apathy the part Of the great manufacturers,
which can only be attributed to their knowledge Of
the internal distress Of the country.
ODESSA, June 30.-8usness totally stagnant
TIE weather was all that could be desired for the
growing crops.
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The street preaching 10 the Para resumed yessr
day by the followers Of the Angel Gabriel Who succeed
ed even in the hot sum- In drawing togsAsr about two
hundred listeners. The style Of preachtne wsa -
usual loud nvectives against the Church Of Rome and
all Roman Catholics; but enthusiasm was msnifssted
at these religious outburxts Of feeling. former
casiOns; the audience seeming ~ have the sermon
committed 10 memory from their frequent attendancs
a these classes of religious mestngs The street preach
ers have had their dsy Lin al dsmagogues, they will
sink into utter insgni6cancs.
wfLLIAMsBURG.
There street preaching yesterday afternoon at the
usual mc and place. The largest number present at any
time was about six hundred, Ill Of whom be-
hayed In an orderly Two men, who argu-
ing on religious msttsrr about coming 70 blows,
when they were Cd taken 70 ths lockup. When
the oacers returning across vscant LOT from the
cells they aseauhed By street contrAetcr, named
Terrence bonney ho has pcs essiou Of the ot
fused to es them cross: Doa1eiy toesther eth mso
who assisted him. locked up Inc spesksn were Mr..
and Mrs John wlfcrd r~stding IN Dvistou street. New
York Mr. ssaley, the sailor; and Mr. Alsn. Mr.. West
has announced 70 hold forth II the pscs Sunday
next.
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Mortality Reports.
DNATHS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PMIADnPmA, July "a, 1854.
The total number Of deaths In this city during the
week sndIng to-day 4Ss including II from cholsrss
decrease In the latter compared with the previous week.
OF ~ although the total mortality shows slight in
crease.
DEATHS IN 10 TON.
Bonos, July q, 1854
There ninetveght deaths In Boston for the week
ending Saturday. the 22d instant fourteen Of which
from cholera.