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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. SUMNER presented
memorial from Society in Phiadelphia for the pros
motion of the abolition of Slavery and in favor Oh the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law and referring 70 the
case of free man Of Philadelphia, who escaped from
slavery in Georgia under the guards of a steamboat
was sted at Wilmington, Del, yet nOtwithsand-
inc the positive evidence of his freedom, was heard
under the Fugitive Slave Liwand returned 70 Slavery
After considerable discussion the memorial was laid
on the table The bill for the construction of line
of telegraph to the Pacific was again taken up and
passed. The remainder Of the day was occupied in
discussing the Homestead BILL but without taking a
vote the Senate adjourned.
The House of Representatives, after the transac-
ton of some unmportant business, took up the Army
Appropriation bill The amendment in favor of
abolshing the military and adopting civil superin-
tendence over the national armOries was adopted by
vote of so to 50, and without dspOsng of the BILL
the Committee rose and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

The Gift Exhibition nuisance is sgain before the
Courts Professor J. Woodman Hart, as he pompous-
y writes himself the alleged proprietor of specula.
tion called The Whole World Gift Exhibition " was
recently arrested at the @ of the Governors of the
Aims House and held to bail in tie sum of S50O 900
for violating the law in relation to lotteries. The
Professor hushed the matter up as much as possible
and his counsel moved to vacate the order and for
discharge from arrest the ground that it does not
appear that defendant is nonresident OF is about to
leave the State and because there had been no viola
tion Of the statute The decision Of Judge Ipgrahsm
however was adverse to Mr. Professor Hart. and his
motion to be set free was denied. We give the docu.
ment in another column. The City is still infested
with these gift exhibition, gift concert, gift excursion
dealers, who take advantage of the tendency of the
ignorant to dabbe in matters of supposed chance and
fleece them almost as vlainously as is done in the
thousand policy and lottery ticket Offices which infes.
the City in spite of law or justice. Perham was
NEST expensive gambling manager, from whom the
public appetite has scarcely recovered and it is to
be hoped that the repetition of that nuisance gag and
'windle may be aisr or
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

TEMPERANCE Is TExAs.-A State Temperance Conven.
ton assembled at Huntsville Texas on the Goth u The
Rev. J. w. Phillips Of Travis County was President and
James Burke of Harris County, Secretary The following
receives, among Others, were adopted:
R,od That while the Of the Lexs.,ur en the
Of pnuoas Liquors" al that ofthe friends
peraDce may d,sre and ultimately look forward TO- yet 10 the
iudguert Convention j. sfsp yrlrd "a the
Texss and heeomes the ena OF ne cause In
every Couny rally al the polls and carry the law into
effect.
Rsed That committee Of three be appointed TO prepare an
address Texas be Published ia the newspapers OF
State setting forth the position o. The legal
the ieuor the objects 10 be kept IN view by w friends
well by which ihose objects are to be attained
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

.crupulOus neghbor whose very existence oes.h since
the still recent era of Spanish power aud renown.
T. be,e no, reason enough for insurrection'
ys. LOYALTY is so emineuty Spanish ins'inct-we
will not here call il virtaethat all this Aggravated
by signal ncapacity. meanness aud tyranny HIS no'
sufrced TO wean the Spaniards from their ue'o'"u
10 their snouted soyerrins. Charles ". was poor
driyeler vet Spain peacefully submitted to his rule;
Ferdinand VII embodied in his character more
bpotry cruelty peridy and baseness than have often
beeu combined in one person, yet Spain orgave hlm
sI-forgave him ber keen disappointment IN hnaing
tb,t she had poured out her blood like water to place
him On the throne of his ancestors only to find him
unorstefll and detestable. Even the Queen Regent
Christina though selfish and mercenary to the utmost
and with a reputation not otherwise unsuilled was
endured with general complacency. But the present
on.en daughter OF Ferdinand and Chrlstlna) is 90
sbamelessly proagate in moras-so regardless OF de-
corum "a well as of womany honor that the old Cas-
t;lian prde stuug to madness. Her Court Is stye
of sensuaity more indecent than that OF any other
female sovereign in modern history. That her Gov
eminent is at once incompetent aud despoc-thatshe
has trampled on the Constitution, and msde every
thing subservient to her caprces or her intrgues-
would probably have been endured with patience
but her undisgused proaigacy has mortified aud Alien
ated her most loyal sub jects and must soon upset
her throne. This insurrectiOn may or may not be
doomed to defeat; but we think the reign OF Isabella
III. draws rapidly TO its close 1t cannot well be fol-
lowed by another more runous TO the monarchy or
distasteul TO the NatiOC.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

IowA.-The citizens of Wnneshiek Co. met at Deco
rah July 4. The Nebraska inquity was strongly con-
demned. Philip Morse presided Wnneshiek Co. has
been organized only three years. has a population of
5000 souls; at the least possible estimation poll 900
votes at the approaching election.
At meeting of the Wings of Polk Co., at Fort Des
Mones recently resolutions adopted approving tho
platform Of the State Convention and ndorsng the nom
of the State ticket Special attention was paid to
the case of Messrs. Dodge, Jones g. Co. They also
resolved:
That the present struggle is for principles
a to the existence Of free institutions air to our
natural lives, and before which party and party
ealty sink in nsignifoance-a crisis demanding the
operation OF all persons and parties opposed to the Ne
braska swindle, and who desire its repeal"
In Delaware and Buchanan Counties, Wings, Demo-
Gratis and FreeSoiers united in the nomination of an
Anti Nebraska Union candidate for Representative to the
Legislature Thomas A. Turner. Resolutions adopted
pronouncng the Nebraska bill violation of the
nations faith, and in favor Of the Maine Law.
Democratic Anti-Nebraska meeting has been held at
Burlington AntiNebraska resolutions were adopted by
the Linn Co. Democratic Convention for the nomination
of county officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

PKsssrLyaSIA.-Jobn Robbins, Jr., (Nebraskaite) de
cnes denomination TO Congress from the Third DISTRICT
Perhaps he has been investigating the recent election re
suits in tho City of Philadelphia Tie Washington Sfa'
tcno OF the Administration organs at the Captain pro-
nounces Mr.. Robbins sensible man for decini"g'
We quite agree with Tie Star this time
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

No notice be taken Of Connucrs NhaeVc
ATTENDED be sutLepiicaed ly the end
sddress Of the ~euo necessarily for publestion but
guaranty Of his sOcd faith.
We undertake. rejected Coni1unieatinns
10 eta ADMINISTRATIONS sending r-nDce frequently
omit 70 Of the Pos.Oce, nad frequently
the which their BE-
mention tie usme Of the Posi- fIioe aud STATE
wishing the direction of THE
changed must the cd address well Gs the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
To Aftyertfsers.
cirnnlntion nflID nOA

THE WRKKLY TRIBUNE has circulation OF q 2 900
and undoubtedly the test advertising medium 10 the Uo'ed
States oircuang does in State Ia the Union Br @
Provinces having sder Fsrme chans Mechsnts
Families Those who wish make hT business known the
country over would DO well TBE WEEKLY TRiBvSE
limited number VI advertise ~ inserted q; 20 cents per line
each insertion
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE also has very large cr-
cuaton In country Advertisements inserted a. 10 cents per
Ire frre ffion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

OF the twelve or fifteen answers sent us to A
Catholi, Professor on the subject of Persecution by
Catholics and of Catholics, we have selected that
one which seems to us most pungent which we print
to-day How far it meets the exigencies of the case
the reader will decide for himself Here propose
to STOP unless rejonder is offered on the part OF
the Professor We will return the other answers if
dstinctvely required.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

ISDIASA.-IiOn. Smith Miller one Of the followers o
Douglas from this State, has been nominated for re
election. We think he can't come in.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

LIpERri AMONG THE SrUDESrs.-rhe Students of Ma
retta College, Ohio, bad an AntNebraska demonsra-
ton of their own an the 18th OF July.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

GEORGE T. La FAYE No 1I westrnnsterst, Agent in
Providence for the sale Of THE TRIEUNE.
~ II. PEARSON viii supply friends CLLvELAso win
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
NrIuiaposk Daily Griiba:1e.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1854.
IN CopprspoNDCNTc

Apv.nr,rnrsr. for The Wesy Tribune Of this week mus; be
In f.-Lnr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

TIE RUSSIAN LoAE.-We understand that the British
Government has issued orders to all their Consular and
Diplomatic Agents to the effect that British subjects will
DO considered traitors II they negotiate any part of the
Russian loan.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

BY the arrival of the steamship Niagara at Halifax,
we are in possession of three days later intelligence
from Europe. The news is highly important. The
Gar replies to Prussia that he will consent to resign
bis exclusive protectorate the Greek Christians
if Turkey will accede to the joint protectOrate of the
five powers The Gar agrees to evacuate the Prnci-
palites when the Western Powers evacuate Turkey,
but says he will retain strong military position in
Modava as provisional security In the meantime
hostilities continue, and fighting is reported from the
Baltic Black Sea- Danube and Asia. In the
Black Sea an engagement took place between
eight Russian steamers and three of the allied ships,
but there was not much damage done. From
Asia the news is bad for the Turks. On the 9TH
of June they met with a severe check in attempt
ing to storm two redoubts between Usurgnet and
Kurtais the Russians having attacked them in the
flank during the assault aud killed between 800 and
1000. captured Is cannOns 35 standards, and the
entire camp equipsge. On the 2Cth and 9th June
BOomarsund was again bOmbarded, and the forthcl-
tions entirely destroyed. An engagement took place
between the Turks and Russians Sistria, which
lasted two days, and $500 Russians were killed. The
Austrians have entered Wallachia Sir Charles
Napiers feet was lying in line of battle before Cron-
stadt but up to the 29th June, no attack had been
made. The insurrectou in Spain continued, and the
Government was severely pressed. The rebellion in
Greece is ROW considered at end. There had been
slight decncin cotton; breadstuiis still had down
ward tendency. Consols closed at 925093.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

MIxYEsoTA-A territorial organization of the friends Of
Freedom was effected by Convention of those opposed
TO the domination of the Sectional Sayeholdng Interest
in the Federal Government which was held ON the 4th oi
July in the Congregational Church at ST. Anthony
The call for the Convention read by b. f. Messer oil
Minneapolis, upon whose motion the Hon. Drummond
otth was chosen Chairman. Prayer was offered
by the Rtv. c. Seccombe Charles G. Ames and L. El-
well of st. Anthony appointed Secretaries j. W.
North and Ira Kingsley of St. Anthony, p W. Nichols oil
St. Paul j. S. Manning of Lake Harriet and Wm H.
Woodbury. of Anoka, chosen as ice-Presidents'
The Declaration of Independence WAS read and strong
series of resolves adopted from which we extract few;
u berea, The prucpIe Nebraska bill applies as really TO
Mluesos heG eritory aud we are thus peculiarly exposed
oG That we can no longer suppress unqualified consn
bet That the time ha when the people Of tie fee
States unite with the friends Of liberty throdshoa & aaod ti sad @
ha been lost to preserve nyoe the Constitution Of The United
ors all support OF slavery 70 sn1ihlste AL
con con p 70 % on H. Con,on of the land and the precepts
of ChrsaIty able Fugitive Slave b and while
deuce h hateful aud rnshteons requo9s and by rendering
to the fugitive those acts Of Kindness which christ requires 70 "
whenever wherever they interfere with humanity or the
.1sSds as fo'.5e from the ai isnOmHy being
ssveLo!ding people
Tie following Freedom Provisional Committee was
appointed with instructions to mature apan for the or
ganzaon of the friends of Freedom throughout the Terri
tory and call conventions at their discretion:
Luke Marvin Paul; J. j. X. Mcmillan, saltwater; J: w
North ST Anthony j. 5 Mann, ennepn County, W. H. Wood
bury, Anoss
On motion adjourned to the call of the Provisional
Committee. The Convention numerously attended,
entirely harmonious and very enthusiastic. Its sessions
enlivened by appropriate and soulsrring songs,
and the addresses keeping with the resolutions and the
day, independent manly, and often eloquent 1t is
believed that this assembly the first of the kind held
in the Territory, will be the last and that the partsans
of Slavery will find that there is spirit aroused here
which will not sacrifice principle to expediency, be
ridcued browbeaen into either submission or silence
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

We have conyersed with a passenger from the
steamer Franklin who gives the very latest report of
the misfortune of that vessel 1t seems that the
usual farewell dinner had taken place, and the pas
sengers retired for the purpose OF reaching Newlork
in the orthodox style the next day But the morning
of Monday there was fog impenetraby dense, and it
soon was discovered that the vessel considerably
off her course. Between and eight o'clock she
struck and there ensued, Of course, more or less
alarm ard confusion. 1t was impossible to tell
where she was precisely, but it was discovered
be sand and not rock she had stranded in about
fifteen feet of water her draft being nineteen. The
passengers were called to assist the crew in the
emergency. 1t was Immediately necessary to throw
overheard her provisions and stores coal included.
Signal guns were fred and soon, the fog clearing
away, fair bright day revealed that the ships party
were not in danger, she was about thousand feet
from shore Long Island Beach, of Moriches, about
sixty miles from Sandy Hook and fifteen or twenty
from Fire Island. The usual nautical procedures in
such cases were resorted to, and by of life
boats all the passengers readily brought ashore.
The baggage all saved The passengers took re f
in the farm houses few miles from the place of
debarb aton where they found chance assistance. As
we write there are now some hundred and twenty
in this City but minus their baggage which has not
yet come mp. The tugs Titan, Achilles, Hector, and
Underwater left early yesterday morning with the
necessary machinery for getting the steamer off.
What will be their success eve cannot say. The
Franklin is reported to have perhaps the most vaua-
bic cargo (Which is safe) ever brought from France
to this country being estimated at over two million
dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
4 WIGS AND TOUPEEs. BACHELOR OF No. 233 Broad

The Albany atlas says in relation to the report of
large dealcston in the Of an exCoector on the
Northern frontier
"Tbe rumor 10 not fresh one. But we believe that
the Collector in question hqudated his accounts on
the expiration Of bis term Of Office by dropping the books
Of the Custom-H House into Lake Ontario 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
AspINwAII's ToNIc MNTrRE.-This yaluabl,

specific for fIvER and AGtE operates simultaneously the
stomach the liver and the seerhc three holds ofhe dis
the the digestive while
the secors and lends drHne to the In instances
chis
tiles effect thorough OF this fact positive evidence
hshs character win be placed within the all who
desire application the proprcto THOMAS MAXWELL,
nh drnSe No MiiiaIn.s..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

READ ABOUT RATs.-NEw- lORK, July ~, lS52.-
which has been offered
mnson Of Rats CeekroCh and Aots but until ued Psssos
and INSECT ExrERMNAToR, did feel justified
Recommending either hcm therefore cheeruy
PARsoNs Co.'s ExrERMNAroR' has efcctusly destroyed
the Cockroachss Hotel and has nearly aDd believe will
completely destroy all the Rats therein IL Invaluable to hotel
keeIeis Il fRFNcH Prorri ssOr oi frenchs Hotel
a v CLicKLNEE Co AGENTS No 81 Nsrclays. New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
DIARRHEA! CHOIERA! !-Doct WAIsuNAN's Di-


ARRHrA DysrNrERy and CHOLERA CURE IL Andots and
the Cholers ultaneoay all would
where suceumb the remedy the symptom
Ind IL has been
fames in the town the cy the wilderness the and
climates and has facd DARRHEA DysHNrERY
the first dose and unlike her
bowels acopestve but
natural tone Such esttd inertia Is
on without III Price osly 25 bottle BUsH uALE
No lS6 Greenwchst general fer the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
ARRESTS FOR STEALING

CLEVELAND, Sept. 22.-The Marshal of this city
yesterday arrested man named Cohen, from New
York. and another named Freshart, with aboutTour
more, residing here for stealing valuable sks from
several stores. They appear to be part Of gang that
goods had been sent to Cincinnati by express, but
tle bills Of lading have been recovered Both pri-
soners above named are English Jews
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
By GODD.N { APPERsOT
VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN

NALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN
DUyAL'S ADDITION AND ON LEIGH 81.
DAY. the 18th dsy Of September. 1854 upon the p,e
misses commencing OF O'clock the foslowlne vaiua.
bic Real Estate, In Davaps Addition and on Leieh
street, viz: **ass 800 E s+.gF So = --s
Let. The Store and Dwellins at the corner Of "a
and Baker strsets, now In the occupancy Of Mr. w
n LankfoTd; also, two new Tenemsnta ii the rear
thereof fronting on the North side Of Baker It.
ID Three very handsome Building Lo3 on the
West side OF I'd between Bsker and Duval streets
each fronting 80 fact and Funning back 70 IN alley
Sd. The Brick Tenement on the East sade Of St
stephen between Baker and Charity sts. nav cccu.
I 4th. The Framed Tenement on the West side of
same street between Baker and Duval sts adjoining
Mr. VIM. Tyres property. 49,
5th very valuable Lot at the corner Of Leieh
and Foushse Streets fronting on the South side Of
Leigh street 81 feet running hack 40 feet to an
alley. as l 81 agss II Nc gss Bss9@l
9Th. Two handsome Lots on the North side of
Leigh street, to Judah street-one frontng "a
feet; the other 50 feet running back 124 feet to an
alley. II -
The above Real Estate embraces some neat DWELL
ings, line Grocery stand, and several or the most
located. Esssa.a- t#ssS7ss q - So 80
TERMs-0ne- fourth cash balance at 4, and
months fer negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
The sale will take place in the order advertised,
seH 6ODDIN APPERSON. Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25


BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-FleA The Market Is du |
to-day. Holders of Howard \ were asking SO with
out finding buyers City Mil n ieid at 81 50.
Sales on late Change TO DAY 600 bbs Howard st.
Flour at S7o7z. No sales City Mills. Market
closing dull
Wksat-The supply 10 verv ht, and market very
quiet this morning. About IS 10 bushels were offer
ed with sales of good TO prime white at l60al zoe
We quote choice lots for fsmlg flour at 175al30. A
parcel of $50 bushels very cl DICE brought l80c.-
There sales of red, good to prime, at 150a16oc-
Lots of inferior qualities SGD at from to Is cts
less =
Corn-The receipts are verI light and market
firm but there is special cha to note in price,
The offerings amount to onlyy 1000 bushels with
some sales of white at 76a73 n'tyeliow at 78a32.
Whiskey in hhds. at 40a4l sndtbls 41s4l4c.
New YORK. Sept. IS -Flolv y! further de clined
from 12t to Is cts per barrerG til sales of 5, O60
barrels Ohio at 90. so to $S62t.Y
Southern Flour unsettled, WITH les of 1900 barrels
So 50.$86 24
Wheat 10 trihe lower
Corn has farther declinea. W gh sales of $1,000
bushels western mixed at 78a784
Provisions are heavy
Whiskey-ssies Of Ohio 1T A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
ROARDING.--PERsONS WISHING
RIO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

i ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travelling and all othsIs sheuld have bot
MINAfiSE BALsAM by them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure Ia less time
than isrsqairs.te sst physician. a,
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; whom
ever you have pain internally externally, use the
Pain Gc5s cssMsAT ri 3 ga cso
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel complsints and Dysen-
terry This mixture IL one Of the most important medi-
cines and should be keptin all families A sooth-
ing pre- paratiol it has no equal In Of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morhus restessness,
eryinecr GENERAL pain, has been proved perfect
balm. A specific for bowel complaints of adults,
it has never failed. During the choIerh of 1882 1884
and fs4s it failed in instance when used before
death had ae. shs ssd
S:ss ssaaf s saass
,p7 y 8. ROSES mHooPISaS co dT5a s Il Il
eiyes immedste relief and frequeptly surss In one
wf 81 j. fa sisoSsSEissExTRAcr OF BucHU.-rhi.
one of the best remedies ever used for diseases Of
the kidneys Bladder, and al Gouty Affections Price
Us s.. j. s.a6sEs GOLDEN PILLS, sor falling Of
the Womb Female weakness, Debility md Relsxa-
sIiop. ThAdisease heretofore treated BY bsndsses.
psfiiatiyeI yislds spmPletsly TO the NE Of these
s5sD hoss VII. Y. On as
sSss sTs grand fsssdy or Bess sats 81 the
Ussss: sas .:soa. e E.
ss sssss sD5ssss:s: =. III
81 .as s.s :siss G . -
All whose constitutions are impaired by aisease,
III Adviser; (which contains desclipfion Of the dis
eases o ourclimate aud the mods oftyeatmene) II
can be had without charge 4gA1
70 h kaA az PURCELL Lsdd q CO. Rennstf 4 n~ers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

QUEBEC, Sept. GA bill to bring the laws of the
Provinces into harmony with the Reciprocity Trea.
ty was read for the first time in the Assembly last
night, and will probably receive its final passage to
day.
The Legislative Council has appointed commit
tee to enquire into the charge of undue speculation
by some OF the late ministers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
THE NEW STEAM FRIGaTEs

Navy has given the following names to the steam
frisstes now in course of construction: Roanoke"
and Colorado" at Norfolk; Minnesota" at Wash
ington; Wabash" at Philadelphia; Niagara" at
val Board have awarded the contracts for their ma
chinery, and reported the results to the Secretary
of the NAVY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
.ousEHoLD AND KITCHEN FUR

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ii NITURE AT AUCTION Will be sold, at
the residence of James Mccormick, On Leigh street,
north of Brook avenue. near Glenn j. Dsvis brick
yard, on TUESDAY next 26th inst, at O'Clock in
the afis rnoon All the Furniture In said tenement
stands Chairs, Looking Glasses. Bedstead,, Beds,
Mattresses. Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen uten-
ss in fact the usual variety belonging to weltfur-
nished house.
The above are in most excellent order. The sale
10 positive. Terms cash.
se25 ALEX MOTT. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
nOCT. PLUME, of the o. Medical

1 WI. ILUNIE, UI LH6 w MtUICdI
secret diseases, and hereby invites cH from those
who may have been unfortunate in the associations.
DR.. r. would particularly invite call from persona
scians incurabe. Cases few ine sed that can
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article known the Chemical Ers act of French
Flocers, is probably the very best thing before
the public for renovating system alre dy shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Agie and Fever
remedy, called French Mix is next to certainty
Price 81 per bottle
Office on Franklin street just below tne Exchange
Hotel end fret door south of Trinity Church. Rich
moud, Va. =
Medicines securely packed and sent t. order with
fall directions IL